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D ELAND,
Frl>. 20-—
’( I N S ) — Howard G. Skiles, for*
nu-r Daytona Dcach hanker,
wan today sentenced to servo
eighteen months in the Florida
S t a t e Pen iten tiary an a charge
of misappropriating funds of
the defunct American Hank ntul
T ru st Company, of
Daytona
B eac h .' Notice of appeal was
filed
immediately.
Sentence
was passed by Jud ge Paul t ‘.
Albirtten, of Saraso ta, who pre
sided over the seventh judicial
circuit in place o f M. G. KoxVc,
technically disqualified. Skilos
was convicted on the charge <>a
J a n . HO hut sentence was not
handed down until today.
A
num ber of indictments
are
pending ag ain st other officers
o f the defunct American Hank
nnd the Hast Coast Hank and
T r u s t Company, alleging vio
lation o f stale hanking laws a*
a result of the failure o f the in
stitutions.
SANFORD II.PRIDA , WEDNESDAY. FKHRUAUY 29. 1P2WV M e tie r Audit Uurrou'o'f C lrcu l^ T ^
UNDYA R R IV E S F r e n c A
FORSPEECH A T
STATE CAPITAL » -
|oTSCHOOL HEADS
Bandits Kill Tour
Marines; .Wound 9
CourtRefuses
. . ................INREVOLUTION
PA It IS. IVh. 211.— ( I N S ) 1- Tin
Versailles divorce court today >•
---------fused to entertain the petition
N e w Y o r k O f f i c i a l s P r o p a i v Bulnl.r'idge C..II.V f i r m e r A n u n
T o I ’n y l i e s p e e l s T o H y i n g ' t.an Sl. , ri.Ulv llf StttlCi for „
C o l o n e l I ' p o n Mis l . a m l i n g
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o
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vo re;* jrom las wife Nathalie Si *I>
l o l r g e A e r o n a u t ieal H e lp wil.k
. n . v ,,m r t held th.,
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l«Sn •
lin jm
lilt
nli ti.
m eit veil
within
the
l lie tlihuillll WH'_ Ml
i action nimn the iTT-
MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Teh.
20. ( I N S ) —F ou r United S tates
Marines were killed and nine
\v under!, ono seriously, when
a detnrhmuut. of 20 men were
ambushed and attacked by reb
els with machine guns between
Yah and .Condemn, nccortling to
a report made to the United
States Legation today. The a t
tack took j'lnce on Monday nfteriuon while the marines were
convoying an empty |>ack train
from Yali to Comiepn. The
scene of tiie fight is nbout 25
miles fr mi .linotega. News of
(he oasuillities was not received
until today owing to interrupt
ion of communications._________
hearing." •
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Colhy was represented by Alex
andre Millcruml, f irmer President
i f tlic I rench Itepuldie. Ho alleged Hundred WomonSchoidTonciv
that his wife's 'Ynpricous temperers Stage Huston Tea Par
iiiii nt". made it iinpussiole t ■ liv
ty As Part Of Program At
with her and that she ridiculed him
Convention
Of Educators
in her writings.
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Cqlby entered suit for ill*I
V '«e iii tlie Seine Court in 1
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l.ater Colhy was pcrinittixl to file I
i a, tion iii the Versailles coins
Cidbv w.
in.'atlv surprised h .. Hil ling tlie p. liti n of Ids wife
A c c i d e n t W il l F o r a * V v ia lo r t h e ‘ court's ■In i . iuii. " I hnvo liv*
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cillple wen
llllttTiUll lit Deelares Kdoeation Has lieen
To
Kept Hack at) YearsllyFear
T o .Mane H a z a n l o u s L a n d - here fur ten III nths whereas on
dge, Mn • . J u n e "22, IS'.'b.
i
i i d n- Si cretiny of State
Of Political Consequences
in g A l A llianv F i x i n g H e l d *dx montli-' id id en ce is vequiii
mi
XX .linin' Wilson. He p rac ',
hv- law," said the former SeereUu
IntireHcgionBecomes
SC1IKN ECTA DY. \ X . IVh. 2D. of State. "I , niunit understand why In .i '.nv it, N -n York hath h e - J BOSTON, l-'eti. 2th ( IN S) Tea.
( I N S ) — C'd. Charles
\ l.ind- my case wn thrown t>u( o f coins. lore ami a fte r hi** term of office. [ King George, and Chicago held the
liergh, who hopped »ti' frmn Curtis I hardly t •••I shat I will appeal t i . I Hei r l*i e • ! nt Wilson w as a
r i'f interest tmiay at tl"’ an
• |•- firm hefore IiiWASHINGTON. Feb. 29—
Field a t 10:12 o'clock f.„ Mhany, case Jiccmt ■ is w mid take nn<Uh< i in i*t h i
mud convention of fifteen thousand
death
where he is to spe.il. ,h ,. af'ellio U year hefor it could canto up fur ■>
(IN’S
) — a new compromise
delegates of tlie National Kilucs
| * 1 I.K K S II A R K K . P a . . F e l l •in aviation inea-ui" hefore the
lion
Association.
I.ong
before
tlie
flood
relief bill, placing tho
1 , |N*s) — Charging Lhi”
New York State l.egt Inline, land
hn'iik of dawn, n hunilred women Thirteen Teams Will Vie For burden of relief costa on tho
intnler mmhine. controled al the local flying m l,I a I I : teachers with the feathers am!District Title In Tourna Federal Government, was ap
l |tV FUsfist nuifdeivrs net
r»:t oYi ck.
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tomahawks o f Indians svtooped
ment Friday And Saturday: proved today by the Sennto
His arrival here W:i , \rii ■•Sy un
f„r n| e n t lo i 's
tmcl
t’° d
down *m i hi T. XX'hnrf. netnly
Meet Will Draw llig Crowd Commerce Committee after
expected. It i' heliexi.l • i hose llW1
‘lightened the night watchman to
local lauding field
• u.»ln avoid
death and ro enacted the famous
Sanford wil! tie tlie scene of a months of study.
:i crowd of several hundred persons
tea party of revolutionary history 'u tiic t l iskothnli tournament on
The bill xvoulil impropriate
b a w l las! ' " P i l l >»>’ Mu*
who were wnitinp f'.r Inm at X1•
hy throwing
< * k • *' .
to ppay
nnd Miiunmy
Saturday m
of n
this
s little
............ sacks
................<f Oolong
- Friday
i riilay aim
o s week
» ' i » . $:125,OOO.UOO tO
a y ffor
o r COflIII,!,, slaving id’ Alex Camp
hairy Field.
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. into tl. hnrlior.
.v,
, I’llins (ut the meet, which.v,iU he.J ;tru ;ting adequate, levees,' <fi
(land p e te S n u d m 'g n s . Mu
Miss Kathryn Waters Named Smuggling Of Military Kquip-, shout*, oft no ii'M'tuiii without l..,l.|il.jpa-lrl|
|,y 12 teams comflooded areas
Mil
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. ALBANY. N-.Y-. F«h, -22 — '•
Heroming Industry represent ntii-n.
float In?
acrossflll. r.mnh
hnvcl .....
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1tou Sanford"
Sanford’’ and SnndvI
menf Is HeromintT
[tl. tin mil'"'" committee of
iiirili distriel.
district, have
**MiSs
Sandy
ippi Ynlley.
Of Groat Proportions For lilt harbor ui the cold w r d i f •»***"I
■tinned .M mm* Worker? MV •» S i x lU up H i h b o n s A n * W o n Hy ( I N S ) — New York 'S iam , thixnixh
AndersonKingOf Hnbydom:
omjd I'd I % officials of the ,
i e hill declares in fn'.or of the
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Governor
Alfred
F.
Smith,
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the
Sunn* Countries Of F.uropc -h
. i". li- High -oti . I. when the “ principle « f leeiil contribution to
Stcwnrl’n Child Is Queen
IrVmenr t”d.iy
__i v e n T h i r d Place ■I■■
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i " . '■ I.fficillls
G
n VM...
C o m - IM
'ndatiirc*
nnd its i stase
officials tOto-Ion f e r i c - I ' M i’l"! "•
Fie I
k
a n • I staked
ion to avenge the unionists “by
Ifl >imI i. 'lef work,’’ hut pointed out
J . ' 11\ M
p e t i t i o n H e t w o r n C o u n t i e s day was formally t " |ia.\ its res- j Featured by tin* crowning of
I l l< I \ i ..
I
reaction\<a all . I m
will,
luting (lu.ee bloody
loin" a,"i ul is pun "t » iPnt the Mississippi Ynlley Staten
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toil."dii,unit
t
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im
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---------I poets to Colonel C lm les A. Liml- I Miss Kathryn Waters as “ Mbs M
than
A ii • o,m' hi foil . \\ ill.mi Mchad contributed
( i at I !ao whereby the state ; i!ready
Semiiiolc County's exliihit at th e, i,(>rgh when the funu ii flier comes |Sanford" nnd Miss Aldin LaVigue ml . . i , tapi fo x .i n a l.1} ^ •».«'
T
ipt • n au> •
\t !•. ' m ole In
Ifnli ih. .m ile
legion
fen'
an
p . ^ if, I i-ketblllt may he 1 i ii tail' for fl'eiil control. Thero
Central
Florida
exposition
I
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Capitol
to
s|"
al,
in
behalf
uc il ion:'! g ni'icrm c -ince
it ,n
i.
koi h-t In ' night's niurdsm ix*cent
ns “ Miss I.ongwood", the America" in Pnitcil States m o n ey » wci.
ni'd. \\ n n e ,' of the var- i ere a *1111111"* of cor.dillons laid
. • • n I' •! nt
I in fun her ivpi isnls mid more staged at Orlando, was declared ,,f uviation legislation,
I.egion’s coronation pageant and •ci t during the p:»'i ' .ii fur h. w i
out for the lecxl communities be
will meel
lc 11.■ c.i.iiney
i
In V ai I V\ll
i In. agi
ith'. the "tliuOlltee threw
it- u tremendous suctess today hy F j In taking off l.iuds snapped oft grand hull, staged at the City Its* . . . , . i. uniti"ii' tiii'l e l i'i'i .nio a i .
Government
wnhm a 'hort Inm' fore the Federal
in , ■ lies' II
mm Hat. Fi. mo o n i ' •" ••cc .. i lay
( ii I" 'he i "litrnversy w hich Inis J . Trotter, secretary " f the Chum 1 his tail skid, nnd probably tinning- on Monday evening, was attended e itiipteeiit fer tla ariuie lit wai
would begin work but nil these
I tin Fh'iula litli
\t tl"' c „ lu
torn i Inn ,. it was e t n , e.| to i .• i t - : u n text I. . i.
ullfil in thi deaths of
foer her of Comineire, wlm lutd ib a rg e ed his rudder. I’ili ts here pointed hy one of the InVgost gathering
nc.ti ted ill tl"' local lo u r - 1 conditions i wa* said, are
I ■•am
mn of a gri at ovat i n hi said: “ 1
J(rs iii in* i" wc k-.
1 of tin hootli ami wlm was assi-t- ..lit that I" would have t " Inn) ever assembled ill the auditorium. l day
lie- ih "-e from the fol- , plat '. • t» the Mississippi Ynlley
n
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Helmut and It. S on In- two wheels alone, in A1- 1Despite inclement weather upwards
‘Avi m c ' ni|'l" ll.
Snudargns , ,| tl% I.. C
I hcn w ar supplies wer.* shipped appreciate }• ur svmpalln hut I .i n " * ,
I »:iytu a Ili a 'h. New S nti’H
huny, in-tend of making a three- of 1.2IMI persons were present fi" limn fm "igti countr»e.' lll'ipll
|.,||, .Hid Sam Git'ciu (nil 11•>!Iv.
pprccmti iih.ii' t lu,,, all 1 1 y our
lir-t.
all
local
communitiA
\\ n 'it Pari., Ocoee, Mt.
i.
an r l i i n a t i lull airreei lenl 1 * IMI «• llill*nut ill too f I'"- |1H It u I t r it
Six him- rihliotis were won »*y fpinut lunilmg" ns is it-ual. The the elaborate ceremonies
tin), nt giin'ii I' • hy defeating
t
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pr
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’
free
right of
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41' 1 u| - v ‘rill. 1
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it ." lion ets, freeing Seminnle products placed in com ; fliers In e seemed confid. i't, howI n 'I-. \|o-tverde. Hun- .wt,"" for the flood construction
The occasion also marked ttu ........ an cniliargo upon ill n MUM)!
tl" petition with those o f several nth ever, that
l.indhergh would he dose of the Legion Huhy show
ii it, M- nit" < Inna, neg •*l i ti l
?•in 1U1V Im
work Scent tl the local communl•I'll K. Id ' ifl > > ■lit ' be
per
m Ihiiiiia a ' d I.milling
d ' . i l t lil I illy
l.v lit
central Florida counties.
I, !
'• i" mmplish the feat with- which hn< been under way for th- nine yeai - » k ".
would have to hear ono th ird .
Mil’ll I.\ til . f •nr <f
• iii here for
itiil Mine M" i k i into an u n - 1
r i v I'n ti d S t a t " s and tiiv D tin- f lit ■i* ? ii j•*•t mt cfilcnt
i, w1 tell get', l'„. r e t of building .eveos up to
tul'l. X
al'," the stulcinem addition the display won thirn out danger, although they admit; l ast three weeks. Suudy Andcrsoi
•ViMltr
held on a pliiee among the county exhibits ted the plane might suffer.
J»S in I’N.ltllM!•*. h»
i h » 1)
v ntort mg nt ilo* l*.*i I g ':u le" wherever they
tilllirn. M III a i
oil
.. was cro'vnixi king nnd No" Pritam lime faithfully pro
I lie plane hail gone less ih aiP '^
death of and third place for miscellaneous I
I :p e not ti en hu.lt
rhinl, the
the
laughing
i zi ns t > „ 'hippingr :irm
1* 1
m. 'i • It
old 'll .IT' II
. c S t e w a i t was crowned queen ' o n
Pi
• lull yards a fter the tak e-o ff when
’ . ,i| ("inmuiattes wop Id have to
■I another
•ig " i. !»\ f
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and
mu,,
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tb.
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hahydom.
while
halitli
Ginthci
of
products.
the ini' *kid snapped titf. dropping
urns.
•ruing there out main nnd control tne lei»es
th 1* miiI\ i Minin mi v I
lg ul' tic Hi" '
i " I "lav
W.I adjudged the most beautiful main did md •lull th • < , o-ntix ii •11 .IH
Arranged primarily h. tan se "i
the
rudder
to
the
ground,
l.inddeny there the publicity it would bring. I In
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in the after they lire eniistrwtcd
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i it I hahy in Sanford nnd J i n '
|., rgh pulled up sharply, glanced
murder nil
I h ’ relief work proposer! would
i ii 11, ml l"i ■■f ii i ' t , mil' i
el thi
.u
tight.
»
on i"d t!'.: i ot* that
,1" i has hecli I, ’d >• , led
lili.
dctlie
iiinst
handKome
l>
i xhihit attracted widcspiead
"
•ed to the terest of the tiiousands of pel son out the side door to detei wine the I,,al S. •oial grand prize in detern
mm mat r al< which have poured with hy o t;:nni.'"l ind h - d. ,„
tl..
will he two contests on Sat- 'allow the .ladwtn ergineeriflg plsn
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■Inning' , and then waved away tlie
uto flu u a me. the arm s cmhm g i fluelices • aid Dr K. C l l a r i " I.
ii *i.' i * , ■ 1 ." *■t’-'f and ex term tn- who visited the exposition ground
•day imunmg. two in the afler- ree",iinv' de.! hy tho •hief of nr y,
no i haiin s who had rushed up, and nin e who sli.nild i'«' king o f hale
oiiiiii
v.hi me 'hullenge
'III. Cllt "l l Ills,Is 1,1 Hi, f - ii.'iii
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follow.
Hides.
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I1T nod '**•• m •!"* ^v*f/Wf' F ol engineers a»d the plan
supi'i
mi
com
also
went
to
Jack
Ithodes.
Comp, tilion for prizes was made "gave her the gun" again. The inn1 "0(1,11(111; rifle., nmim,niton, fii"". lulu. N. Y. „l today's scs-m ,, d lowing are the pairing* as an hv the Mississippi R l w CohtTrt’U-c*
lil.NNi, lllle ,if opera:ore and i.n ineidentnl part of tlie ; how. ai
The
wholi'
piegrnm
was
declared
tor loured,
the plane huiupcd
It could be modified. . hov:<
t., lenient read,
i a n t 'd (*' the sehmule iu n ia u t- i sion
lactnr*. ' Tsi
g " ” "s 111 Di pari moil
ip nl.o,
cording to Mr. T ro tter,
who alone, mid with a minimum run one " f tlm in*i—i delightful affairs O II.IMUI nmnil -: m:n ini"
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.f', u*t . as eorditions n*fi»im?d. by* -9
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pointed out that of the few pro
11'mil imied on Page I '
niioii w hich had
j commission to he composed of th i
Friday Morning
A.!••• •.
I v au.iniYr* TT-mg duo." "" hell
Itcginioio al s <0 o’clock, ti" i'llducts
placed
in
i
hw
judging,
all
•he Agati-Cappel....... \ y| 11,.* ci* i s Monticrde. •hief of t ngincers. tlie preside*’
old"i.,ii
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o
n
automat
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let t a min ni •pencil with pie-i ntareceived aW’ards.
,i was alleged
|n i. i A M 11. I aiml ' s Di kit.do. •f tl»* Mij**i*Mppi Uivor (\nwnu •
pi-|, ■ t mil it a t '
a ' I'lani "Iii
lii, ii l,i I lie ' t'liittemleli of I" ing i.
Dm. of the feat,lies in t.muri
weic
iniimli* Vs New ion and a civil engineer to
b»
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A*hilc they
I I o"
tai
l.-,
aT
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ti.ii
nwii
h,mo'.
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on
cups ai.,! . - I c r awards to winners
rained hy Ihe President. This corv
a di-pu •• iii a turn with th" Inn.th wio (lie dis
•i i , ni
at
I', i in - and ", t,< , w a, siippl,i'
ill
the
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Then
loli sstau would have power to no*
I 'r ola' Aflemnon
the union
x t cilmtmn ,.| free celery on Satin
Uni
ll i- i I i mi d * ii i* ■l l . "li >a "
•agelllit hall U I! lhl tl"
low i'd 'I
la e s j :M all diff renees between th i
\t
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I. c'lig raised to de- day. tin last day of the fair
a
"taplill,.
•1
i ceremonies tiikmg elnco epean "gun i
■or-in.i
FoUlleen e la te s were g-i'eii away,
two plans
ti
• , I'OOs ••II
'•mg
I .. |. J o e <'h ittI'lnli i . i" he- gelling n h though 11n* sal.- nl
ai 1"
the iidery Ic in g
of e\i epl lima
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iThe hill would authorize the
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Samuel \ P> Wilkinson, Sanford lull'
■I;. I A'ginti crow md the g u ii' and ami,inmi i 1
President to establish s “hydrnul•ll III! •
a in* •d oil I'llge I I
• •ailed a sci ic> "I •I'lllllt V and I lulled III Mil's I>I ice attnilii y, today
01
Tim
arm
m.llllfested
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1','d
announced
lc. .pi, n , i••I presented
ring
i
'him
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fact
r
w
llh
In i
u- laboratory for the
scientific
«a
(,, |c held in Many favorable comments were >aiididacy foi i he office *>f count\
i 'nun " i l h an ( I N S , ' oii'idr’ aid* ,,d' i
■al ■:: iv cmharg-ii proviih
pri/i
......... .. award-* w
invcstiration
nnd
study
of
stream
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1'ittsti.n, lai/ert c.
prni*' op l " illg Wliicli >' I" he hi Id I
i \ciisc f"i
l.eepl
iudge in t l " 1 approaching Demo , ii i uii. ot the e mrt
flow nr d nil related queV-ions."
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ilpu
falmloii' -urns,
. I al Ii pi III ai }
|n , •, -liver flips w ere I. cllt
(Continued on l’uge I.)
Ml .,
to
protest
"
\ and i .ii,not ,ii,. |o gut I " , I" a.l-l'l l»'i"
i,i i atiiiidacy today.
.
Mr. Wilke
' anil- ha\e to Ini' si'ci
id
i"
ha'iv
winners
and
tw
ii i ms " a inii-pti Iwildei'
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11 out limed on Page I I
Nl W Y«»1(K, I eh -“.I I INS (
guiding the pi end- idial . ampatgn
all opposition to
" I l the people elect me to tl"
I,- |I, |.e Hus and I »>• udonno
\ ii ' i " men,
all a«ly mater
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otfice of county judge, I giinrautc
spike the I","ins of wet cnndi i ‘a r t French - g ' "d w ll flyers.
I I A Y K I l l l l l . l . MsFi'h. 2:»
an efficient, effective and ecoiinni
I bin to I, live here I .morrow morn(IN'S)- City officials and the I >cal n a l administration of the affaii _
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m
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_ 1_ •tales
un- ai eight o'clock for Detroit.
post of the American le g io n wen* i f the office;"
I’ lT T SH U R G lI. Feh. 29— ( IN S )
; So,■me of the mo,'* militant Ant
aiiuyed today against the o ff ic
1 Salooiii | >ague Inn!**,' de. hired 11," |b,v \\ 11 reina, ii ,,, that city tw<'
Mi Wilkinson has been a resi
Dozens i-f persons were hurled
d a 's at d
'■ itur lay th •' will
S .utltern D ry' might pul
>> '
ial'' of I.inwood Cemetery who ie- dent of Sanfotd for nine .ynusj
from their beds at Elizabeth, I’n.,
tart a », ,i stop fInfill l " t ' r s s y
|,| iti> •' " f ll"',, own I" oppose I n "
sist that if Mrs. Grace Wade Kep- i oiiiing here from Gainesville, lie
rear here, early today and ono
Feii. 2P. ( I N S )
:< tIN S l ........ .. Al Smith
N.
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pel, widow of an army lieutenant, is a native of Alabam a. Inti bnI
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\F\\ v n l l l x , Feh. 2:»
man was injured when n niyst’ r■ •! lingleaders in the
upon 11," tin- roll tier timt, \S,i.
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t»il»hs
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in
the
cemetery
her
dog
,
wed
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w„>
is
on
a
"di
In id iti I'Uirida for the past l'> I . d. ml tily agents who I
Ikiii 'ii.'iVid Trunk niuil rnhjotis hon h i x plosion rocked the
at,-I
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ami
Senator
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" B u s i e r " cannot lie Imiicd with yearp.an the “ Nil • ■
l h e r way i„ l " * hez Morga' . e x - 1stability o f-h um an
b.
rough
Thi- Im,nl, wrecked ,i
i! nday morning were
eoni( Montana un
1»'i*,g proinmenti' be | ,. I d I. ■I - 'ipiOf" and I ik' l,
tlie I sin>u'd he suppres-' I m li"'
her
lli' aliciiilcd the U n iversity of i h ,s " c „ ghf i'll1/,. Jet tin.
tw.’-story build ng and residence*
•I'ml indictment today.
■ircles
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s':ni|
•Dt t«lttc%
l|.
ia T .'k," for
they " iglil, mon interest." |ii|lo,""t" '
The ci'iiief ci v o ffic ia ’ i contend I'Ii'I mIu , giailuating in P.M'i witn i |ii|>- full whl*re
' i" i- proceeding' for the
I O' ..ml damaged n„>. nth r Imi!,lings.
\t a iiii’i'tii.t*
« •. •ivlina i' ****** (light hark t " P a ri-,
; here were stiried '"day •> this
the degree of hachelor of law. In appealed *today I " have se, ’
when
the
l.egmn
Past
pin
t "i« ci used lilt'll are now l that
Kellogg i„ l*n»hB»ltl«wi i
t
n
"• XX'itneise., told p I" i they raw two
declaration
of
Seei'iary
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re
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d the plot foi All i. Keppel's PHK he leceived n huehelor of .Sim hack '<>,»•• S2'U».ntHi I . their
ruimmg from tho ' l l
,li
note
,iti
I" i a. Judge Kvan:-. Th .se
aft
t •t range
v,* 11*
nillm.:
Dt«* n •»
at April They d
*' !
lie ari|, ii in ii'tng ayi> on " 1hs of reply t " the Insi I **-f
Iiii i ml no mention was ninde " f the |-cicnci' degree in education,
doorway a short time before the
,,r a treaty
t !"• indict mi nts are:
Hi.
particM
d
put
i
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proliiBiii"ii
mai
the
Hrjlind
proposal
i
mi
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n
P
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dog. Mis. Keppel look lier uwiMrsv, service »" llie World W ar. be in (7 mahogany 'panelling, hand
linmh eX|’b d .1.
la m p }" Q ea v y r, in
, ktt it. tii ii i 1it
N'
to oullilw war.
, . reng • la i <t n n ,• i 1
u i , " d den ratio ,,' and furn ,re.
. In (he boiiihul build ng the neg|H.iwm»nr. H«t h - t wish ing a commissioned officer.
‘ hnfti; "Si
' T.dnn ;.f Hie loot was ’ ,ff‘' ,(v
he, e ex t>,l «*tfinm lit
\'.»K
.ipp
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another
pi
.in
ai
d
No
informed
per*
Following his dim-barge from ' l l n
( a - i tint I Major M trice
i«,.
and
i, Klbs l i n
e their
t’o eir lodgerootn
lodge,oont nnd
•o-i. William Dm, .van. « h .
*»>“ « »»’• I"’* <'og she had held
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draft
u
model
Diy
I’laiik
t"
p u t s that unylhmg
r - l ( ' i ' l l I ' 1 N*
uirber
shop
also
occupies
InMH
he
,'l t. ha',, heen the "b r a in s " ! •«
arm.' f dm w,lh h e he bur the army, Mr. Wilkinson taught Campl'ill. New Y' tk dry Itlef, come t " the pres**'
a
t
f
g
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o
b
efto, t
presented t» the l.a„ *» • ' 'By a , "I Paris
seloml for two years, serving ns and h— a x e men.
li j
«>' r-enlmed 11ouat > i , "•*1,' eld "»ns. Thirty-two
o room. ThIn s. places ure (frequentI
lie
l
......I.......plot, ami Frank Mec- j *••• m ‘ h“ " :m,“ Krww‘
Franco
nod
principal of two of the lurgest th u s,.,'tii wile,, liny deni - lied ! tween
ros
employed
In
the
XX'arr
g.- -I
ed
by
negro*
—
.
for the Kellogg propos:.: "rgunixulions w* »■ • pi* •ciilcl
I. LX XVKST i ’rugiam of s tric t
20 States,
‘
" v " " ■;» " x' ,, ,s; v;;s wlh " iH 1 I k v s t a l
i m Kit
1 1 "," l a ' high schools in Florida, lie begun Helen Morgan'" dub oi, I'
den min, o,
of the Pittsburgh Coal
fill
mg
pi.i,im
hy
I'ligineercil
diarx
gar,Is
the
card,*
al
po"1*
mg
at d it
installs lull automa- |the practice of law in 1U21 open- appeured to he definitely . -t'lh'innpatty.
.
certain to lie a i m " ' red either "V
•■I Ho "bandit proof" mail Power ' nrp.
,lin'd.
I v till'
('hry’>ti*l
lt"Xu
l("ck
ing
offuTs
in
Sanford.
|
lie
switch
at
liahril
in
black
and
white
■t
French
p
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l
i
c
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action of Asri-tiiut United '-tales rejection
■ t'o.
nr ' iti" 1
1
Attorney General Robert H Watts
lions
*
nnd
He cleared Helen Mur
Fla.
F .b . 2'.<
Again rejecting the French at
S A R A H 11 X.
ill
r
force . of
Arthur Gtrrdonl of all el,.,,ces
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Got
da today
#
to limit th*'
M o o rin g '••
connection with the srt", g-arm I the proposed
1
,f wars of
.d
o
i
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continued
h
treaty
MANAGUA. Nicaragua, F eh. 2t». , aid. lie decided thut everyth ng “aggression." Kellogg chalh'r.ged Gov. John B
I'impuign for l i . I luiti'il Si if i — ( I N S ) — The Honduras 1 uuthori- smashed nr carted ’ away must ho the good fnitli of Fore i g Munster Pei ate into 1 bat Intlc County
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f ‘n'lurni'il. with the exrcpti'.ns of
F. b
29 oi'-hcard.g s.eda III gc?at quu IX' X IllN G l'l 'N.
l he United
llriutul
and
renewed
ties
havpJieen
asked
by
theTInited
night.
After
.i
".'rid
search
ttttcs has hern a scicnt fie goal
r ward S. Cornell, pres-| mark, advertisement m iwt" e w liicli
h uiln g the mi-t two diys
S ta te s to keep a sharp watch for the barroom fittings. T l" " Hl is S t a te s ’ demand f ' " •'> multihiteru
ng
expet
o'
ntation.
sclentor vear-.
j~ .nf the National Highw ay' is nut required by law I « Is' posted
treaty between all ti"' world poq • •will speak ut tl" »ounty seat
Gen. Augustin,, Sandino. th e'rebel estimated ut 1200.000.
(|l(. (• < lb part tin ot of
Thus fur medical men have had
•
Association, paid. S a n - j thereon, without first ohtaining the
Walts lieciflcd ‘that s c ' " " « “ •- era forever renouncing war as u,n Goxurnur hu« ' e c i the gu. ,
leader, and members of Ids stu ff
Xi'ii.-.tliure have l.i".ight under |to rely upon native* in r*m oU
' 'i s " toiluy in the interest written consent o f the owimt or
John Ringling - f Snrns.du. com
,f they flee across the bonier be- ers charged with possessing liq inatrument of national policy.
eultixnt.on in P " r . " 15" " a H-vit . pots of India and Africa to hunt
campaign to prohibit the tenant of sueli property, shall ,,|»on
uor
nl
the
club
would
hove
to
ing hero for the birthday dinner " h i , h promises iinlun t»d quant• |out the prized weed, m- w ld
f o n 1 advancing detachments . o f
'K " f
unneei-ssary
signs complaint o f such owner. •" " f Ii—
«.f Mr. Kinchug
Monday
nlg’d
United States Marines and native stand trial.
A
ctress
•he stall
tenant
or any municipal
•" 'public
...... highways.
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The Executive nddiissed about "«"•
eonslahulsry, it was Irurncd h u e
,f
not
ruth
nthusiiisiic good road boost- officer, he punished hy a fine 'if
Sentence ihousnnd people in the nuditariii' today. Word was received thut Josi
Fori,ell tuis devoted c o n - 1 more than ten dollars. Anv "word,
'nst nlglit following u concert by
Koquira, u member o f Sundino’s
LOS ANGELES. Feh. •29 turn* and energy in all device, trade-mark, advertisement
■hi famous Hlngling Caeclio Slo
stuff, bus been arrested in Hon
( I N S ) — “It matter* Dttl-. " ""•
’ ' rid >onds of unsightly or notice, which has been painted, duras where lie is re|H>rtcd to have
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w hile n ti That was the resigned response to vakian Hand \ Martin f - r S. •»and posters. He linn toured put up or uffixed within the limits tried to obtain munitions for the
ll,e
residence
of
It.
D
o( norothv Mtwkay-'. (wnirr •i,r Club xxas formed a: the em tfu.
'“untry, calling attention to of u highway in violation of the
non o f his udiffciti.
I ake Mary was destroyed t*> " r e
v
•
rebels.
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10:20 stage actress, to Gov ernor
r"lili >„ and urging legislation provisions o f this section shall be
A detachment o f '.HI marines! Tuesduy morning
i
ot
lo
mt
Ymtng’s decis’.dt
“"■'ly the situation', l i e has considered a public nuisance and were filed up *n by bandits 5 miles
lork. Cause of tm hhi/' has not
instrumental in having laws may he forthwith removed r "M it northwest «f Jlnalcgu. ll is not yet been ditertnined, the fnor- in her struggle l»
si term of from
H in various Mutes prohibit- erated and abated hy any person.
n’ t it Killy known if there were uny rjr g when members " f ll"' family years at San Quentin
Mr. Cornell believes Unit Honda
,|*{n of every advertising
itentiury.
•Id,ai along the highways.
The farm er footh.-hi p.-tformir.
1 New Jersey state law, Mr. its >wn interests ns wen as n>
•T.ire
loss
iH
estitrated
«i
a,"
,ul
voying un empty pack train which
rt-nUnc-d to the i its m t •'»» r" r
" said, rends:
"Whoever serve the natural Iseauty of the su.\ was returning for supplies.
S2JMHJ. partly covered •"
•■ «*»».- t
I
conceal ng clr.-um t m ■ 11 J " '1
* or put upon or in uny man- rounding:, o f its roads should adopt
ing the death of
husband, ita ffili'ii i" any fence, structure. a similar luw nnd ulso thinks that
i
t
utiil
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Known
urn*.
ST. A U G U S T IN E —New build
l!iiyinon«l«
irili'i*
»!
if
the
m
atter
is
brought
f
rrihly
■'■rh or other object which is
iug formally "pencil for I’etiulc's
v. ill prulmhl) !•'T‘ ity of an .tiler, whether i r'nough U> the ntlentLni " f l*"' iM**'
I lank for Havings nt 'C h ai lulu* j
.San
Quentin today.
" r without the limits of the p!e that some such action " i l l he
S treet and Cathedral Place.
J>. uny woids, device, trudc-l tal.cn.
uVjnjf OfTwoDuring
li'isl NightClimaxes
I Series Of Crimes In
I’mil Strike District
orkers Urged
Avenge Death
panic Stricken For
Fear Of Reprisals
Tail Skid Of Plano
dniii.imi
Breaks On Takeoff
PLANS COMPLETE
FO R CAGE MEET
1TO BE HELD HERE
Local Sections
Will Contribute
Agreement IsReached
After Many Months
Of Unfailing' Study
LEGION PAGEANT CHINA HAS SPENT
AND GRAND BALI. LARGE SUMS FOR
BIG EVENT HERE W A R MUNITIONS
EXHIBIT A T FAIR
^ ; « ^ ! H
Kx-Superintendenl
.Of Chicago Speaks
New CompromisePlan;
Places The Burden
Of River’s Control
Upon Government
e l d in o r u n d o
IS GIVEN PRAISE
•r
Impending Molding
Of Anti-Wet Chiefs
A r o u s e s I merest
Wilkinson To Seek
County Judgeship
In Coming Primary
French Flyers Will
Hop Off For Detroit
Woman Asks Burial
With Faithful l)o>r
Terrific Fxplosion
Itocks City Borough
l !.S. (GovernmentTo Secretary Kellogg
Stand For Damage Replies To French
Done HyDry Agents Note Banning War
libers Are Under
Fedeial Indictment
n
rnell Visits City In Behalf Move
To Ban Advertising Signs On Roads
Martin Gi\c\s Speech'
To Sarasota Beople
Hondurans Asked To
Watch For Sandino
I . S. lias Brought Under Cultivation
Plants Which Produce Leprosy Cure
ake Mary Home Is
Destroyed By Fire
I
I .*•*
Stasre
Serve Jail
Will
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P A G B SIX
=
the barkfield men last fall, it Act- 1 f Q „ l ,
Inltely out. Buell will return t o l J H C K
Lower Records Tomotrbw
Night In R ace O f Century
tencher-cpnch.
" h<“ "
iw,v M 9*
H p is tflA V
L / e iclIItJy
Stromberir Cnrlson Hour; 0, Old
May Mc]m||e, nnd New; 11:20, Torrid
nuis- To ts; 10, Happiness prOgratn.
Southern.
•I22.8, WOH Newark. 710t :i, 2OBJ), \VWNC Asheville, 1 , 0 1 0 : !
.
Krvl L fd ies’.. Trio';
0M5, 0:45, dinner a j w ^ ; .8, ^firalinn i
■'Speech -r i n t i r e r - : ensrm ble: TStO. new colleijp prclrrnrtt;
(>■ ,pr«(ik-|
BAKERS1
1Wnnct*. dhWce;' S, Main 'S tr e e t mnn's rlub; orfmn; 10, b r ld jt< ;^ s- j
AMtWC*
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STcctchta; 8 : 4 5 , , New Y o rk ' u n lfc r- •
son.
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«ity; 5», .HnrhiRon Recital; 10, l.ix175.0. \VSB Atlanta. 030s .7.
tcrinc liour; 11:05, Goltlen’n
I Health
M essage;
7. Seiiterling i. T ^ i a M a r k Stand
chestra.
1Singers: it, Evcreatly Hour; 10,
272.D, WPG Atlantic City 1.- Auction Bridge.
lot): 7:05, dinner music; 8:15, con243.8. WDOD Chnttanooga, 1,-i
'v e rt; 10, auction '- b r i d g e ;'- 10:30, 2,'RI; 8, cnVemble; 8:30, classical,
'J:30, Torrid
T o t* ; 10:30,
Sin uni rirern; I I , slumber
i ie.
W ill
TT I I I
..... Continue Training
fe>! For Important Fray
'W
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eleven at Harvard, win probably be I
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---------drafted to help out with barkfield ^ NF.W YO RK, Feb. 28— ( I N S ) —
men. while Frtjie Soucy and U o |),.spite the fact thrit'.lnckU cl«ncy
Leary, both grads, arc among those Is (town to
to „a ,,, zol r ,|Kl. fot M b
ntiored for the end position. ..
endell waa .later head ti.neh at 'nr| *'‘ t"nt. heavyweight engageboth Williams College and Lehigh. v •nt with Tom lleeney here next
Thuraday night. the
Bridgeport
There is always a ch an ce,.an d
adonis‘ is sticking . to a riyhet'
with llorween, it is a very big
strenuous
training
programme,
chance, that some football s ta r from
lleeney announced that he W as.
the Mill-West, home of Ilonveen,
with boxing a f t e r ~sp:,r«t
will he a sked tu.Mni.w -lh u--ivhab>lt-4- 1-----•• f
,
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ring for fnur*mtinds yesterday nt
a local >gymnasium, hut Delaney
tunes. A great many o f the ('rimwill'iigain w o rk out with his spur
son alumni lire in hopes that llo r ring partners today in tlridgeport.
ween " i l l go outside the graduate
'Ibdanev weighed Ui
in at 175 55-1
fold and call upon new blood from pounds. Iloxing experts todny exdifferent colleges to aid the Crim l pressed the
opinion
that
De
son cause.
laney is natiftally a light heavy,
Midi MrPhnil. Daitmouth captain, wiiglit i^Bd may n e v e r. get much
will lie lil llarvuril Law School in heavier, lleeney weighed IU7 yes
the fall and may help out the Crim terday. The New Arglntider ex-,
son as a back field coach, though peels to weigh in Tsiiridny it*,
there seems to lie little chance of about IU5 pounds.
the Rig (Siren leader securing the
Imckficld coaching position.
Breaoi, Goo(
. II) Davis J . Walsh.
7:00 - Veters’
Service:
The
International N r nk Service
World C ou rt— W E A F W T l f
i ■ ..
Sports I’dilnr.
W.IAR WTAG- W C SI!
WFI
NKW Y O R K , Feb. 2 8 - - T h e army
WRC VgGY WCAK WSAI WK(III V.'llAS WSM KOA.
that travels on its stomach and'the
s'.oi) Stroinberff-Cnrlscn Hour;
soldier " h o Dorps on Ids wntcli
Br'ondway
Composers — WJZ
may have a new gymnast in the art
Wltr iYHAir UTTTT1— RPTEY*
hy tomorrow night -in -th e rtmnrr
W.l R KYW.
or.*; 8:550, studio concert; U, E v e r - 1^ , “ 1 ) ^
Carlson Hour; 10, tinne music.
K:0U Scihcrling Singers; Half
ahowing'-rm-nis elbow: *TTic ellTo"'
A lum n i O fF a n in u s U n iv e r s ity
200 7, U 'C A i; Philadelphia, Lllour of \'oenl Selections— WKA re A n x io u s T o L e a rn W h o
yog know, u«cd to be something at
150: l!:20, three orchestras; 8:30,
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I h f f'T r w iU K h "
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Recti Birds; !•, various features
which one kept old family retainer
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! c o t h e r on a sttund ol
AC WCSII W F I WRC WGY
In U c h n h i l i l a l i o n 0 1 T e a m
(1 1-2 h r * .) ; 10:30, Tea Garden o r
and beautiful women, although 1
s l a r t . Il is a .sound
WCR WCAK WTAM
WWJ
chestra.
don't mind saying that I almost
cauHe il deals with
........Ihfl
WSAI
WON
W IIA S
WSM
C A M BR ID G E. Mass.. Kyb. 2 8 -
105.2. W F N W l.IT Philadelphia.
never use my elbow on the latter. Harvard University men in whose
element, and thaVZ
WSII.
740: 7, Volet s' Service; * , Seiber^ T h n l , however, has little to do hrensts "hope springs eternal" are
** ls Pragrtii-ai and
:• Oil Kveready
Hour; Trial
ling Sin gers; !•, Kveready Hour;
with the fact that I.loyd Hahn will anxiously waiting the announce
>>e all know that if
0 Joan o f Arc— W E A K WKKI
10, Auction Bridge; orchestra.
race the Herr Poktnr Peltxer and ment hy Head Conch. Arnold llo r
W.IAR W F I WRC WGY WCR
as rivals or nimpetiti
348.(1, WOO Philadelphia, 800:
nnnling. Crafing. Shipping,
would not gel aft,
Ray Conger tomorrow night, e x ween of the men who will assist at
WCAK WTAM
WWJ
WSA!
7 : 3 0 , 'dinner music.
nnd 54toragc.
\MiN W IIA S WSM WSII.
any more than lno [I
cept th at both o f the luttor some Camliridge in foothnll next fall.
315.15, KDKA Pi'tslnirgh, SU»t>:
Phone HIS
501 K. 3rd St.
::o Torrid T o ts; Tantalixing
living 'under the
how were born with a complete set
Prior to the ruining of llorween,
(5:15, orchestra; sailed nongs; 8,
•> o f elbows. This not only lends them tin* Crimson elevens had rapidly
Tun.'*
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KDKA
W.l I!
and in tlie same nuar
KYW.
an air o f distinction hut gives the deteriorated from I Ik* champion
cet alone without
loiiiti Auction llridge: Kiglitfrequent
jars.
defeated runner n chance to e x ship groups of the late Percy
%
—
. . .
1 nth G a m e — W E A F
WEF.I
plain in full. The current indoor Haiightou to tin- mediocre teams of
Therefore, \u> |,eni|
NKW HAVEN. Conn., Felt. '28.—
WTIC W JA R
WTAG WCSII
season has been rife, as we say at Midi Fisher's final years tit Har
friendly basis and ti|J
WFI WRC W G Y WCR WCAK
(IN’S ) - Marvin A .-(M al)-Stevenn,
the fruit stand, with stories of this vard.
WTAM
WWJ
WSAI
W'CN
the "stmleiit roach." will direct
understanding. hecj#
kind, and, in a spirit of helpfulness,
llorween has boon nt the helm for
WII \S WSM WSH.
arc strictly conpcratiJ
Yale's football destinies for the
I suggest that when they run this the past ttvn years .ind the sur
1
mutually helpful.
(o-xt three y ears.- Stevens, who is
mile o f the century tomorrow nigh* reys that was prophesixcd for jo in ,
. I .OS ANUKI.KS,
Feb. 28
still in his earlv twenties, is en
they have elbows McFailden, the has not instantly come to pass.
T U E S D A Y . . F E B . 2S.
( I N S ) —" I T stupor him
in one rolled in a stiub ill in the Yale
So we get alone
old lightweight, as one of the jud
Realizing that a head coach 'can
l:'i.5, W E A F Ni'tv York. «ll):
round."
"
I
’ll
wear
him
down
and
•j and liarmunioiislv.
Medical School, lie was a «tnr half
ges nt the finish.
not do everything and that lie must
^
I o. Women's
I eagne
SynaTiiiish him." .lust b e fo re the liai- bail,
n Hill Mallory's •httitipionIn this way, it is hoped to elimi depend, in different departments of,
"••cue; 5, T ash off on In tra: il.
A f t e r a ll. is not th
lle, '( JeorgP5* (ti.dfrey,
iniiinli:' clop IP2J eleven.
nate, the "long count" that follow tin*: game, upon his assistants,
W. Idol f Astoria orchestra; 7, Yotlo tret aloiy; anyivay,,
negro, and I'nolinn Uzeudun, the
Annoiineement of Steven's ap- • ' Verviee; 7::t(l. National .Musied in the wake of these contests: llnrvard.men the country over are
in h u n i n e s s tir in nori
lithe llasipn: (rout sunny, Spain..'
llay Hodge versus the Herr Hok- inclined to excuse llorween anil made the brave threatening prom pointinent to tlie pto t made vacant
itit
;
s. Suilici livi^r
icontacts?
.
■
*•/'i
tor*s el how.
plnee tbe blauie upon the assistant isee at each other as they pre. by the ret igntition of T.'A . D. June- •Iv'U, \e
Weavers; a. 1'!veie;nlv
W h a t is t h e its,. „f
I.loyd Hahn vet siim Ray Congei's. coaches. and the nutlet iol in Cain- tail'd I " er.iwj thi'iiilgll tlie rope was made l>v tin- board of emit I'd It-.in ;. to. A net inti Ht'iilgi ■; I,i
l.lliri1 "l i best I'll*.t i m e in tr y i n g in be [I
It muy or may not lie significant lo idge.
at Wi igley Field toldgllt aim Inn i. of tlie Yale University Athletic As•oi'intimi. While his selection hint
Alumni Interested
WJZ New S i ! . t;,;n it
w i t h p e o p le whn don:|
that the runner who won both of
■ip their forecasts with action.
That is the reason that they are
i at ii-it these races ulso wns generously
h e f r i e n d l y with you’
When I'anlimi plunges into tin* been forccil-l, Ibe appoilitinent for Vl.ii'.i rcr sin lies Ira ; 7.
*>»*
8, Nil "till,-"'g •' it 1 " i
Concedrd u victory in the elbow c >n- mi interested in the appointment ol •eheilllled ten nilllld fight, he wit! lliii'e yenr« instead of me caused refill i
( t u a r r e l w ith th e 'm -L
Ml,I M, It..It, , mi
n .it,
l t h e m .* a lo n e . ' . M a n !
test hy the defeated runner; so that assistant nieiitoi for I be I'.tJ't rain • have tin prayii of his mother , i some ■n rp iise tmliiy.
The method. wbieli .lopes used
ex am p le
will
help
it might appear thin Hahn is tnk- puigu.
tlie hoinelaiiil and the well wishe
Reggie Ijlllilie, ltt|U \VJ c h . .
e v e n tu a llx .
nt iiit inoiipixIiN^ .s ecretary to en- ' so succcisfu'.lj; at Yale will b e c a i ''
lug on at lentd one elbow too many
lied oil by StCVeli ', il is expeeled
t o m o m w night. B u t th # -ex p e rt*,) fretwrit in the fail. Th.nt.-D Ihi-'only eniirape him la deeds o f Valor.
a f t e r <lu“e deliberation, have decided definite information (lint hie ink- I The big ll:r ipie received Iwn
thlit an elbow operates icnrwnrd led from lla iv a id in repaid to ibe «al'legiaoi . asm im: bim of tbiil
The Tcahcrry shrub grows in Dixie's inoun,
only and t lint Haim will lie in the ! situation.
dm- i c e
fintii
bis K l-yenr-old
,
tains. It drinks in the simxltine, die sparklii II. W. Clarke, eoaeh of rente, . mntbi'i' in
r i n r like a fron t door step.
Regil, Spain, telling
* -At Mfr In IlgCMI.
and
freshness id tutnbling brooks and the
and
Vie
Kenntml,
former
tar
who
liim thut -be i< ptaying for tbe
’ Thl-y have him all set to exact
i VtrrltuiM Clmlfi
W e a r e l h e unit mta|
i
now
has
ehnrgc
of
the
l.okct
will
exhilaration
of mountain air.
From lhi»
iieei- . ot lui sun The oilier was
NKW YORK. Feb. 28. (INS»
♦: iiv IQo ••L l li.x
dtib revenge on his liny friend,
Q u a l i t y lin k e r s „f
,
probably
lettiiu.
C o lu lUitn*. it
I axil
from the personal
secretary of H> iiiiv Leonard's tbiealeiied "eonie
Cfdnger, who made him walk home
little xltnib comes the TealKTry tlavor and
in t h i s t e r r i t o r y , and\
Swiit fWtgle i> i purely
i n 't h h t famous 1,000 yard event I Charles R. (Clunk) Curm-v, for- . King Alpboiiso \ 111 of Spaiii, hack" li:i been tiikmi seriously lit
m in d t e ll in g you that <
that's why \ou'll laid so iu ik Ii riTresliment
im,i .-l»tr «* >li|..ul„l . ,,.l „ pr r
llliimi"iiignian,
" a s. the
tin- *j„|,j„g |,im |,„\
(,j, veiituies. Te\ Rickard, wlii will o ffer liie
at Kansas City, They also think lie mer Illinois "iiignian.
v e r y p o o d ahmil it.
•If Itri, I. , ||„ .null, I ii„IJ A ,uir tr
and :e»r in
Hitting odds today stood a 10 lol'iiici ligblvveiglit cliiiliipion a
knows too much about indojr run coach of the ends Inst autumn. Init
•tlir lr,M,t>l,*, I.,|
,t u ir,.>1111. 111.110
h o n o r t h a t we priie.
\>c 11mil. in h.
ning fo r the Doktor. The latter, in Dame Rumor who is talking a lot t,, m m favor in Codfrey Codfrey iii.it i b In'll' with
(o u s upon invitatioil
- Ud r . b . l . w e l b o u r n ’ s
milking his world's 1,500 met it right now, has u that the Mid- will weigh in the nei rhiioit....... of |.-" iiuii | i' a i i i m i at tlie tveltei
c u r r e p u t a t i o n had I
W
cslein
man
will
r<
tm
u
in
the
fall.
g::u
pounds,
while
hi-,
opponent
will
wa iglit title toil hefoie la1 aprrcord against Nurmi and Wide,
l
o t h e acftl te>t.
b
u
c
l
e
Charlie Hue I. f min i iiuailei |.i,,l,:il.h , i |< i the nog. weighing pl o,0 ' • a in i . i Ii wi. 11 .loe I III lull'.
was miming nt the rate >f about
bail. slug, who wa in
igi ,.l |
AT Y O U R '' D R U G G I S T ’S .
Ilm Ii ivinp •"inmi.-Moii will insi*
4.10 for the mile, but this distance
W e w e r e selected, noti
•u a o iali tile: It oil. Il' Hmiuy i:n
pot only is u little long for him bn:
sa rily
lieeatisc
«t
L A N K Y ' S DIM 0 K jTO U K
lu ii'lc the Y-bu iska ttiblnil tbei'
toe average ili«l'«or irael. is a little
l h o u g h t to occupy a
G u m
Kanli.rd, Ij.u
"III he III loilllei' •pii'-iiolls ns),i'd 'b-i'clt Itlilg.
diort for ttis stride
p l a c e in (hi section Ik
|V*'
I
n
h<"i*
probablv
will
not
I
o t h e r gom l baker.
I’oltr.er is "n-mly." me. id.iie I
-Me I M i V N O L D S m t u c C O .
lo Id "Ml j M i . I •"in ii d iii'i il •ev
q t K '.lif ic n lin n s
wt
"rl ^ r
tbe word that loioe- flam •••
.' "H " |
Fla.
•
ml tte-l - "I linn oig •• get b:i< •
s u m m e d up in unr te
training ipiailels 111 lien g elew ■
•inll.ir orr.vdi r' s. ‘•|iav*» von found
at'
giituig fi* in .ltd
I .A K b i M A l i Y I ' l I A H . M A C Y
lor rnv old siloes?" Mrs. Waslipot t a n t
nchisitin.
University, but eniidti mil* and .
•tu 1Hot III a ••tu v. ir-u ei 11 ii MSI lie, in |sm x,.ii u > ,x
•
m
i
i
tu
•
tii.
kottskt
lolit
loin.
I'Xpii-ller
In
he
1 t " 'l.-iiv
Fin
w e w e r e found tn h
tliliei.« al'i t. •• min li 1 II.dm
pnilseil for tier i lioiigbi I iiine-a.
ing to give I be lloklol belt i ill
KST
I N T E N T to .
n u n i \ns t\ i k MiKDi
Wniiieii —lull llial's uiiotlier hraii'Jl
fu lly
and
-inceni
all tnitside ebanre.
of •••Iik a I ion
o t h e r s in ord er to
As fill 1 illgel . |III | i " I ill
'
«
’ li
Wash Unit sky went to thn
\ iu \ R id 4 \
I'e).
2
I t e t i e r I ’.iliitig Ittslili
is that he liasn'i been luimini b'lu
....... I j a a n d l o i i t o l t ils s i l o e s , lin t
i l\ i * *n. «l< .hi. 1"Ilf - I I' u 1V
t h a t a l w a \ > we cnuldi
, enough and is t ••• i 'Uiig to mail
I•'■1 t o* IIIOIH I, tthlili we , ai,not
hi ,iH"t. Im . 1.
i i it it alls
t. ' .
m i lil ic t h e very lust
stride* With tills pall ill I lie imli
V
*
6
'■ ' I 1 I le i 11 III. il I. alih . We
'. 1 'll, S' 11KI |llt> i Ilia 11| 1.*«!.,' •t
I ' r o d u e t s an d regu
It is thought, in nlhri wolds, it..u
l'"p" Il - will loot II. loll lie II II s ||'t
.1
|•.1t ' lu lli ti) ,i t! |."IP "1 ■1
\\v
c l a s s a n d etlicicnt
tin* man who he.it Imt'v llal
tilii>h again ihonld cause no
. »t 1 t lt«* - ••nut i \ Ve-tedb.) 1* ,.
e c o n o m i c a l and intcliif
I’eltzee at 1.000 yards i» due l •• ml
■ ioiii -him ui
\ Ay
l««.
II. u;*' I ' l l " ! i"lt 1l‘g III VI •II
third behind them in I hi * into II'
It'll 'that t>r ttoiilil like lo hear
( { o a l i t y 15 a k e is uf
ill "ie'l ib in u Ini h ti
>)i
Won't be able In hold llallll's p i<
ftoiti flu* Alie 11, a ii |! inkers A****i
n sist
th at
every
If
1
1
?i;t
111.*!
•
'
III
1*1.1\
•
mi
I.*
b.
till*, ugli the (hint ipinrler. tlie\ -at
■ ili"ii i- tt hat slops II I* taking
m u s t c o n s i d e r first« i 1 !*• t I»* ij
\1.im •f .i * ,
Oi 'll*'mil ago people of lllligplc
4
w a v s t h e r e a t ter—k'i'ik
* (•
I .•in
..•!»
•V ik*»«i In 1•
*i- li o n k* i plug lit,-ir money
n u h l i c t h e Itcsl pnssi
ti,
w
h,(
* Iii H i
•t t.ltlhi .1 * »mu 11
Mill «ilh
•lo t's .......... mantle i Im k s hu
ie e a n d
n ev e r l«t »*
jl.t v,
*
•
111
1
*
al
.
Mihlt!
mu
poslluiy II
ll >' ill ph lures, iiinler tloor
Q u a l i t y I'rodnclion.
pilrpns.- .hi
HOT S l'R fN O S . At i . Feb
"Is <'n! -Iinilar places. We liava
niol II* innii
( I N S ) -Members ol tin- New York shoe
ho •t.n t , aleul.ilimi, lull fioin
*.'* 11,*I •ilili ie e tie are Inclined lo
(•iiintk who have been ‘'bolting "ill sad up <o it...... . t
nw.iy
In one of
lieli-t«t llieie aru enough f n ml h
here will leave today for the regit
n m o i l li I Ini: In S ' .0
Iii
ii .m at in mioIi places In this
lur training ramp at Augusta. On .
oilici il.it Mi l \\ .>—
lil >>t%-l.\
<lillghlened ami piogrcualre tsiunin the first print lee game of tin
tnuglliL' Mr VV.ishl.ou -1,> s
•iv lo pnv oil ' I lie IlillloilUl debt.
Me regard ,>tir incMj
season. Tw > m m b teutu. loittled I"
likea good Iioii- i tt.le, si** king
\ol l ImI wo U'ltisn piiyiui; It off.
in (Quality It.ikers t
I*
a
prescription
fur
a 2 to 2 tie yesterday.
"toil
she io ii UI Ilium 'ntnt '••< hernusc dial would leave congress
as having linmuht
C o ld s, ( i r i p p e ,
Dengue
ST. I'F T F R S H C H O . Fla.. I eh. I in li mf t i In ainilhi-r place tvto-i*- Mi
iiollong to fuss with Mr. Mutton
ter and higher conrrf^
28. (IN'S)-—Tlie New Ymk Yankees Wastikousky l oiihln i tin,I li. as is a hunt: lint If ilrposlicd In hunks
H ilio u s b V v e r
and
M a la ria
our
responsibility .
It kill* the 4*«’rniN.
will hold their first regului w>it.- I lie li utit t of r-ioil Inoisett Ives, mil hanker iiilchl have soiiiu lo
people ol litis sefti<
found Hits same p.nr of ni-t shoes li'iid when we u-cil |i. ttlibli lie
out toil:*-, if jupitoi piuvius i
99
Ihat we ha* e mil ah
agreealile. Itain praetu'iill) ruined Wo suppose stie suhl lo h' lself. II""' lieti'i Ii.im, he snts limlle) Is
In do our Itesl hy J®
Mr Wu-likottsi,t noi In-ins: pieseni tei t ki .m e
the opening day festivities yestei
We hold II N mil It
now. through the
lo have It xulil lo him, "Isn't that I" nu ll ly in Mr. \\ ashkowsky a
day.
kind
of coi peralion
Jnsl
like
ii
mull?
amt
ai
ling
there
shoe
The Ypllks will have two set- it
other
members, wo
Upon
Just
like
a
toiliitll
slitscut
Sm
lug
Ilia!
tve
have
been
purtwills this M'llsoii (lie 11" ni«' inn
i
hat
w
e are able In Cl', |
tliu
siloes
lo
Hie
inhhi
i
lo
he
»idm: c l in ai Ion, or somuditng
twins and the Moore Brother*. Nu t
better
serv ice th:in “M
palled.
It
was
either
that
oi
tin*
•
all'll
dial,
fui
several
centuries,
Moore, nmkie pitcher, is ninn*
a
if
we
fried
to uf*** 1
usli barrel (or them, .amt helm: " T cannot toil fuel Hits Is n huo
ringer for Ins famous hunt her, \\ il
alone.
frugal and Mr Wuslikottsk) paying still"Ijnj..and that th0 hankers itsey.
.
. ; the mbbler hills niiytvny, site s*-nt
sih I.i i I.iii I s Roinoliatv ■eaputislhle.
' * C L E A R W A T E R . Flu. Feb 28
Our membership ha-j,
them to tint i nbhh-r.
It liasn'f Kiitlleleiitly Impressed on
(IN'S) Unite Herman, slugging
as log a piece
A illslruiigtil inuii was Mr Wa-li
I " ' ’ 1 ol "H00?
•. 1
I he people that It has hanks amt
first baseman, is the f u >I inenibri kotviky ttlieu lie next tti-nl I" mat.*to >1111. readers, as H
"h a t lIn-v tiro for»*Atr, Wuslikotv
of the Hrooklyu Robins to liit a • deposit la tils old shoe "Wli.'il
its.
-Kt hasn't lienrd. And ttiere are •
training camp lioine run. The iiahe new place," lie naked In llint inai
"( him tu dill coutidy.—Kansas
is dclernnned
pn venl Del His- 1 kTf loho affected by tiiistiauds on i lit Slat.
Ypu gel Quality
nnette, a lookie, from gralddng his
from us every dav
job.
(one day and indiiiei
DR. J . r . H o w I I t.
CATALINA ISLAND, Cal. Feb. i
. next, hut goud all ll»*
I t l . K R n i N Q IM I.K S
28.— (1N S »—With all of his Cults I
This is an advuntM*
\ m i n i , ho ) c t i r a «,f rtMi*. •••••• «d
finally m camp. Manager Joe Mrl l i t ti ltl rat l a n d h e « t k u o t i it t c » l i l , i i i »
you and to us. iou
t»l
I n l r r I ' a r k . t'ltiot* l i t u» r t n i i *
Cart by Inis divided them into two
pend on us and we ran
|lllt •II I M R
«» l
lllt't'tliliu
| tllr*
I I I I t • I ' l l M M*
teams for tile purpose of practice
tlti»%n r % r r >
llm t* I h r k o w c U
m itton you.
t «|.
M 'tr fr
i ‘ t t o » l l| o i I It*n
«t|
Innu
games and to alternate a t fielding .
• l i t i i t l l t i a . I t r i it ln t-ht'^ m i l l
ii
u m il
Is not this the basis
and batting practice. Jt is noticed1
t
l
r
u
l
o
f
i
n
I
h
r
Ittitt
c
l
«
.
I
l
r
hml
I'lan now to Iniilil that
(tt u r l ui* f o u r o r l l « r l l u i r % t l u r tinned
confidence,
that Ki Ki Cuyler appears third in I
l u u ( h r o 11( h I l o r % n r i m t r (I n h l m l understanding.
and
tbe lineup on bis team, indicating I
i l r r . I l r n l « o Ii m i I l i l u h l i l o m l | ii r % *
sleeping porch.
spare
-steady building of K1
m i r e m i l l \\tk% i | i i l l r N i i n u l r .
that Hush Jo,- may use him in that '
I l r «%lt» u L r ii i i o i i - M i i r u l r i i l I r r u l M’hat would any
room or make small. re
position in tlie regular lineup.
u i m i l l o r I h r h r i i i o r r h u l i N Mini r o i t amount
to anyway. "
d llliiil Ion
mnl
nUo
liiim u ii
in rillCHICAGO. Feb. 2h. ( I N S ) I' M lrt l h a l l o . I l r %%n« u t t r i i it n | t r r l u l
Distrihutors
pairs around the house.
not guin and hold t ,
The White Sox, under the direction
d i r t m n l m i l l II %%nuli| I n k r « r « r r n l
will and confidence
Miami, \\. I*alm Iteach, Orlando, Tampa
w r r k * l o r o r r r r l h i* r o n illiI o n .
||r
of Manager Ray “C rack er" SehulkA
Do it with Itond-IIill
w m
i»l*o r r l r r r m l in l l o r l o r W n n l
people
II serves e'er)
were to leave for their S h rc v o p o it'
of
\\ I n l r r
I'n rk
lo r
o *lro |» n lh lr
I
m
i
l
t
o
r
n
I
•*,
%%hlrh
h
r
n
m
l
r
t
l
.
training camp today. Chulmer.Cis- J
good lumber. Carefully
I i i i p r o t r m r n f In n u i m i o l h l« n u r
ucll, the new i 12.'I,0U() addition to I
u io
n i» lorn ll>
*lo%% I n ti m i r r a n i l
selected
wood
for
inter
|
*
r
ru m iirn l.
\\ h m
lu ii
nrru,
no
the Kux family, is on deck a n d .
lir iu u rrh o lil* ro u lil
hr
fo iiu *l( I h r
ready to start south with the rest
h r n i l n r h r » Ii m i I « l l * i i | » | » r n m l , h o % « r l *
V j 'AJa
ior and exterior needs.
n r r r «l«ilnic %%rll. m o l h r w n « i n u r h
o f the hoys. He met Manager
MW OF HARVARD! fe
AWAIT NAMING OF
FOOTBALL HEADS
Betting Odds Favor
Godfrey To Defeat
P a o l i n o Uzcudun
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TR A N SFER
Vale Names Stevens
As Football Mentor
\
\
A
I
A i.
V
fre\ Takes Leonarcrs
( ’omebaek Seriously
Thai freshness ofthe Mountains
i f t Fifty. Y e a *
Old. Remedy
Clarks
eiDOR S w e e t
Washkowsky's Old Shoe
Tagginfi All Bases
t
6 6 6
Health
HINTS
W
A Corking Good Cigar /
.
. say w h en .......
you finish y o u r first.K in j;
Edward. A nd you’ll k eep on’
saying it— no matter how many
you smoke.
..
....................
Don’t^lct the low price prejudice you. ’ ’
King Edward is a quality ci*»ar— throughout its full five and a half inches of smoke
satisfaction. Sold everywhere.
'
•
A Foot or a Carload
Carmichael Bros. Cigar Co.,
• i l r n * r « l %%If H h i * K r u r m l *%r l l - l t r l n u .
I l r i»« mr o n l > l*« «l n i& l o u r l u|» o n r r
o r i n l r r Im I h r n l i c h i .
liiM 'N f
R iilfrrliift
fro m
n
llk e
ro itillllo ii
rou
o litn ln
tb U ,-r n llr •iintitlilrr**.
I l r % iouh| h r ' i rr>
KlNtl I •
i h r m f in * | n ( o r u i u l l o n
t i n ) i it iff > i l r a l r r I r i t n r i l l i i g h i * «’l i ^ r .
H r . J o n . ( o r * * I n l i o n r 11, |A > r n r * ,
l i r u r l l r r In l l r l i i m l n .
5 |irrln ll« lu M
I n it o n - mii r » I r n I f f i f f l r r I r r n l o i r n l *
o l MloiiiiM*h. h i n t c l m n l r r r l i i l d i n *
n i* m .
•(Ml \ \ . l i o r r
\ %r ,
*l'rlr«
l i h o n r I H1»*.
I o n %%A11 |»r M i i r | i r l « n l h i m •• u l i U I « >011 «%||| u r l n r l l
««Ii h o u i I o b b wl 11 m r f r o m
liu »l«
IH M .
»
Bci}e;s o f
BREAD
!«
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PAGE TWO
THE 'SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FE1IRUARV 29 192S
The Sanford Gerald
Faith In Florida
THE CATT IS OUT OF THE BAG
M cRcynold’s Drug
HOLMES C O U N T Y A D V E R T IS E R
^moiijf tho ninny famous Visitors in Florida this kinter
is
E. M. Stntler, on e-of tho foremost metropolitan ho There is no longer any doubt ns _we take into account bin frequent
I'a H m l
i*«
u ro ia d
r lM i
m a ile r
.Mr..-.Stntler, who declares that h e .doesn’t to what the candidacy o f Sidney J . reference t > ministerial standing,
O c t o b e r 37 . t i l l , a t I k e P o a t u t f l r e tel operators.
a l M a a f a n l. F l n r M a , a s d r r a r t u t i know anything else and that there is a whole lot lie doesn't
Cat. means in the coming r.'re. Of ind, his dosinir with n pseud? bent 'e a « r r « a u t M a r r k 3 , l u l l ,
■dicth ii. TIicecA* r.ucli n thing ns u
know about hotels, admits that lie has been iif tliV* business rn u i.c tin to
befit little doubt decent i-egmil lo r consistency. An
I lf T L I .A M l i.. I I K A N
P d lto
II. H O t V A l t D U K H O .......... . . . . M a u a a r r all his life, ever siin e as a l i t t i c boy lit* l.eennit* :
fin .the iiiiial O tunny from the e ffo r t to mix ra c e track Rambling.
i: C III.K l i . J U M : * N a M i l K
K d llo r
ill the old .Met’lure h o te l in W l m e h i i R . . \Y; Va.
! first,* but ln.w'’it is clear fur nil to •rd lawlcs-mvi. generally, w'th
x l ll« C IIII* T IO \
O h.
V m r
MuhIHb
H A TES
own.*} cvitahll.slinients in ItiMton. Ch.-velaiul I) troit
J j S t . L o u i s , anti N ow Y o r k .
WV feel t h a t lie non!
------ . . . ....................
.......................... ••••
Hirer Monlkn
iv;t !. In piinlcd word, in np?kcn
i db coin a . A ll'll Lbe.|M»l;li^wuumi.
1of bi'. l.'ai i er,' In is ilrfinili'ly corn!I nutted,
. . .
»-
J.juRiiizetl as an authority.
. # ............ 1 l
i r , *-Kp4‘iiki»iR-rrmTfty “rrT'tTir* . »ii ;i nn t ina ..i nn
hliotels in Florida iliinrnr tho tniom. .Mr. Stall* r in
f jfiy : "I always look at hotels from n:i investnieiii
; vttV. Some of your hole!-, in Florida mnv not *>.
. biff incomes today. That is too bad for their n\v
1 the hotels are a .splendid tiling for Florida. They
ing to build.the state. Soon, with everybody pu
V fcr l l r m l r t
l*»
n
• u ru ib rr
aif I h r
A u d it
H um an
a»( C l r r u l n l l a m a , n u gether. they will he paying hatul.-omely tho-e who
I n trriiu t Innnl
A «»orln tln n
of
I have been in Florida
l i r H r r * . A«l% r r l l a r r * . n n d
A r t Y r M U - enough to build them.
Iru
.4 ,*rn ta
u h lth
rrq u lrraa ro c *
the.
time
since.
November.
I have traveled n\t i
• u h l l « h r r i i i r i n t i r r I n a n l i m l l faa
the state, anil I have been eoniing here for 'Jo ve
(k .a r - r t i ft H
nt l a l l l
a.f
a t i h a c r I |i| Ini
Itwta In n r a S c r lia • * r l f >
ditionfk are great Iv- improved 1 1•i-* winter over la*.
*■1 r h i i m a i f r f r a u l n t I n n n * t « r l l j
It )
l.'u r r lr r
• * * * . . ' • i . ■. . . . . . . . . M IM H O
per
W rrk
l.n ira f
.............. ..
The
S a n fo rd
A c e . -at
O eneV n
M
Norris & Ninitially
Candies
Freal* •by Kitplena Weekly
Kept on Ice.
Sabbath tle'c’crutinn, bootlegging,
•mlrliitlsui uml thy j i u * bc) -m In m rv
through th e S cen ic, H isto ric South
**Trrff^-r^ffl^v-t»ni7er fhrrt Tieatl.—
Ilolincs bounty Advertiser.
11 Free Delivery Phone 8U7-J
ii:ni ic.'im ■> of bis rnndidncyi
i lii. t I.......... unlit in Ids claims!
for i coi, m;. . .u n vi-ion o f «tnt.1 - . mid f r i Minn thim** right
gem ■ illy. The o m v glittering genrulitii
the -1 ik in trade of the
pi ..ft s-i >n:d |ndilicians; most of
t lieni n.iiie out •f the realm of tin
I. ,'iice * e III - and Icyoltd Ills poW- j
ei I i in'! 1 1 oitn li. fav.ir.ibly ni un-
I'll O N E
771
HALL AND PENTLAND
C E R T I F I E D ' T ‘ UIII.10 ;#t:COi;.NTANTS
IN CO M E TAX- C O N S U L T A N T S
S. (J. fJUAY. Resident Manager
.'117 First National Hank Building, •
Sanford, Florida
v ia A tla n t a , C h a t ta n o o g a ,
C h ick am au g aN atio n alP ark ,
Ltxckout M ountain, M occasin
B end, N aslivjllc, Evansville.
(S to p o t r i? )
»tia*l laaaala.
GrowandProsper
W KD N ESD AV , Feb. 29. I92H
T ill;
M 1. 1 : A I . I J' h |* H f H a ll \ M
— I l f o n o u i i In
u |1 ;
land a n n u l i
,**«’ m i I at l*» I r 11 11oat
— I 'r r ^ r r
h b u .
«lllc •
ro tiiri
o m l i ii r t l u n
aif
allnn If I %r a C o i a I.
I IliMMliarti •!«»** of
m
Jaarl*.
HI. J o h n *
im m lk h
In
•*|, n
f , l» W r r k . * *
— A ii J i t i i r n l I mm
««f
Ih i I I iI I i i u
i*r«»B r .t iu — h n tia r a , lio t H a . iip ia r f in c o
hni4kf«,
— A l.'nanin u n it y t lir a * .
— <oMt|»|r| lam of C l l y
lieianf if la*ii
llaiai |ir o H r u n i.
—A
1
■
lin t
uml
m m trrT
lm%|illiil.
ODAY
o l p r o g r e s s ! v en e .-s n s H o tels.
ii|.;irtUH‘iit
lio n -i ,
liny?
Ini,‘ti l i n g s . ; '.ore:
w s ir e lio iis e - . b e a u t i f u l b o ii ie - a m i
!>!••!
did r o iu ls m a y h a v e eo-d b i g a i m s o f
m oney , may
hav
e v o n r e s u l t e d in b a n k r u p t e y . Inn th ey a r e h ere, t o
st.i
n n d n o o n e , n o t e v e n N e w Y o r k b o n d h o n .-e -, y m tala* t l i e r
'o u t o f th is sta te .
M r . S t n t l e r h a s f a i t h in F l o r i d a ,
mi h e r n o r 'h e r n t r ie ia i
a r e s h o w i n g t h e i r f a i t h in t h i - ' la!**
It o n l y rein tin s I "
F l o r i d a n s t h e m s e l v e s t o f in d i ? • in b e
.m l re-. i\:f\ t I mm
o w n f a i t h in t h e i r o w n s t a l e .
I'heii ,»il will J »•• w>lll a g a ir
Oni#rt~r Panint
Lool«««l N^wntJin, CKathtnnoga
2 DIXIES DAILY
I'..il M.ul.,
• i n i -.f
i
I- i i . r ;i
prate
••* » «rirr
Lv. Jacksonville A C L
. .
A r. C hattan ooga N C & S t.JL
<<l o w n e r'
o f -eu^t I
•■>i i 11 • •I -. 1•>•* beo I > I i lie ca>i
LOVE NOT T H E W O R M ):
.■ a
.in..i ala-. Tnmmiuiy l i n g , 1
J.ove r.ot tin* world, neither the
tin: i. ml . ( cpi i . nt-it t\,> rif n
tilings that are in the world. If
i i ..nj. ,f l.fi- .iiI i on n interany mnn love the world, the love of
ii •! n I In- O* il.clla .i.ll of south
the F ath er is not in him. I John
t l a no t I.i inpitig l.arl, tourists '
- :1 5 .
T h e N e w Y o l k Tini**s. Ml ; i
a'
■ Ito liin
..t"i *1. a
i. i i : i.-nl !i . mentis o f .
.I’ R A Y E R .:— May the low
of (i< <1 ( ; (,)|ege in p a r t ir til.tr a n d F l o r a !
•*.
• r:d an
• v ••ll< n'
i win . iii'i' I siiidn ilia* will c nu
keep our hearts and mindsstead l , K)nst j „
j „ „ u j,|,
,|„ , ;. 1. , ;
. „ i,-. \\ ,ntei- I ' a i t I i :
w it li * i ' ii in.*
inan ban
fu^t and true* ilium T imm- •mi* Uoil.
r
r
.
i
.
. i* i
,t.
M ■; p .ljis.^, i.U.ius *. i.i i jn lloitifUy:
_____
_
C’ltr/i'MS o f t lit* l o r ! v -i m r o
* # i ;i >
Jo *
mi-" 1
:finf oi i \ •!• \i i 'nn ( ail
, . .
. •m r i f r i T s i •* •• h d ‘'.st . i i i s t i l u t i u n - o f . logUev. h ui einjs in lo’e ‘siTi.bhdie
S ta t.
•* 5
'
•
'*
“ In the hruiitiful ‘.lime w.
■,
I. I. Flora b e .im y s in •i i - .|' .ti a lie la! .■•ml iiiaiiiavd Ii-,
wa
in .
i.f l j I* uiniiev mi'!
t i lilies,
N V cr was whiter hut *
Quite no warm and free
As this hollow nut
In my rowan tu*e.
real
ro m iiie n tiu g furth<-r
tb< I . i: ■
" I f a n y p r e s e n t -da \ t to at ai N r
in y e s t e r d a y ’s T .r n s t *i« .-n••tu •
tile celebration tln v nu. t I a e
* t ag es o f th e ir S o t P h ir n t l!d*\
s o l e m n fe s ti\ it v g o o n in 1 1.•
Sweet life's in this nest,
J lent her’*, in winter night
All in prinitoHo \c*t.
Come now. winged f-piitc
--llaicish M.k-Ij
b.
•olleges they generally
<-v, i
4 : 1 0 p.m.
I he Dixie Flyer it rqulpptil with club-lounge car, draw ing
room, compartment tlreping cart and coachet. The Dixit
Limited carrier draw ing room, compartment tleeping ciri
ami coache*. Obtrieotioo C u n are operated on both train*;
al-o Dixie Diners, famous for Southern cooking.
i u r f M C M al io m , f a r t i mnd otfirr inf^rmmttun.
>vur h t m r i U m I u f r n i , or
Alllllhur FA.NfAMLUy.
SULAia
J«skiM»JW. IUi>At
it
M( BKITNIV.r. f. A.,i ANR.L 1 1.niCtSOHFT UCUlk
m Wbvkifrt
III l?Uik.lUc
J k Im u A , IUo4t
JuliMiJk IV4t
atc.l with •!»*• Atlantic National Hank "f Jaiksonvill
'In
Sanford, Fla
i n n n . • .•
t
»!.
•h u n t s
ot
it lr> d ........ th e
\• i ■■* i ■■ i m..
euvu<>
••.r<■• n lor
d ix ie
limited
8 :5 5 a.m.
1 1:05 p. m.
1:35 p.m.
A r. C hicago C ibc I: 1
Fiollins (Jot
F e b r u a r y t h e r e is a
n ir i) o f
i> d.
»•
T in e s - a w
1a b o u t t h e
o<c a s i o i i . " T h e I i i t l i d .
•ro
v ! • h in t h a t
b alm y c lim a te m ust
ha\ i
< m< i
•.• i ■ n .
• hb • a i " t v
m e i i c e n i e n t l a s t e d t h r e e da
'I n
*
\
' l y o - r ....... -
D IX IE
FLYER
9 :4 5 p. m
1 2 :5 1 p .m
•!
advai
:ig : m l
t ' n e - ••■.,.n
i • )'):!•• <;• . t a i<d'i
Sell Paint Cheap!
i n ielli.
K e f u r n i n g a l m n n i .e
< n t>> i - . i k n e ' •
h i. . i
:d| t h e t h i n g s t h a t at*- ••
1 1T. s v , i Nat
. / I . . Mil
i n c l u d e s ti le s t u d e n t
Ti
» • -rh* / \ ill r
an
in
n ia iiiu r s , t h e i r int« r " m
'1*1* •i*
.iU> la
•• ................. a
ilei i lie *>I tid ies, e v e n t In .» |a i • of
|TN
i■
.i,n •
!•>
be a bachelor, a l e im nl iniaof
" At Itolllll . * pel l lie- I low • t ' ' i l l
' •
I 1 ' I'd* I |
g ra d u a te brow -.
I- r w<« . . i ....... .
:
|b e s to w d
T in - aii'uini. v>r:l; i . _•<i.li, I -. ■ ,
i
• i .
a
■ tin ts.
e l l lit i -I • a III I I -I ,li I- I . .1 I ■l
•0
I .1 " 1 I
u n ite d in
in)1 11 . . ’ a T
i . ' y l ! \vi . i "i: ■>. ..
• •
lio id
d a v t l n v d iv n 'c i l I h e i l 'i r e
' m ' w ’ i p*.-: > • *.
j H'l*l t lie |ire.-e|it <Iw e!|i i's on ' 1 e i ;.iy>. .
! » ■i
• t < ■on
When it man pick- a
is not new-.
Satu-ola
iS If his w ,'e find: *»'*t
, KludiD'n iigricultui.il ci..p- *.-i
valued during J 1*177 at .-.ci eim
ty-lwo million dollars. A worth
rival of the tourist rmp.
I ' e r r e d o i l ■-II11II lit
n n li ; . n i j v Ml'’ , M,
! .............I
and your old bu ttery.
bu..i anleetl One Y ear.
I: ml mu and (Generator
Ser% ice
Kcnaud Battery
Shop
i
,11 in a g a / iU e o r " a n n n . it' o j
m i' - i-i
■
t •
■ •m ■
s e l v e s a- an " a n i m a t e , | in u . i /.m ■
,\ r, .■ i ' ...........................I
I■ s t n r v .
A 'ln/ell po I fi|i i ; i' • ' 1 '
i * -ill
i
. i
,
K-s a V- a id III III '
Im I e i '
V
•if I ' • ' 1 I n
.
(.
A l t o g e t h e r It W.I- tin I o,.r. I o i l ' . ,
.•
l
i
I,
b e e n h eal'd ol
u n i tin
>i i o '
n . *n*
o.' •
.One of <nir local young M od !i m j | , ,
m-d, i . i , . . |. . , .
I - .
i
Wan piunning on -peml ng a ijuicl
.
evening nt home with tlo- wife the
....
.....
. .
i
ciUiit nutf.t. win-., tin hi.HUant
1,11 11 X II* II I i
4* *
••
' 1
ci1.me Imiiiip
'iTcifl y
;•toI i nili *' M.o* /i I i> 1
t •'* “ i *
broke it up.
nal ( p u b l i * I n -I in N. • i • i i. • i > ••»i. m . !
,
•
Mi
wt
<lw ell I IIJiii I I I . ! I I III.O i,:d
I. I
. III.I
fiunfoid gciilli men s.'i ni peetil a b l e im e fiilm
I b •* a ' i
I
iarly non-iomniiMal a . i<> win. lllat t e r w h al lie: p III |I ,|| t. ' |III ■' •
I
I' , I .
ttfey prefer blonde,, it th.-y d.«
o n e." w u t . - Mi . M a r ii.dl '.i
• '
i i
,.i .|
Per ha pi. they p icfn
l>t..n.t>-- but
v e l o p n h i)ol
t e p le
l i p a lo y ■
ii
, i,
il
they may not pivfei tin- wt.itb
o f m a lty peopl, . bill n i l m l .
• .
,.|. a m
>1 wnl. t i e of the biuiiettes.
A liter.ran* -.pend twenty mi!
I on*, annually . n in...... .. n pi .mil:
ro t roncc-n rnrn.-i ; n say*
Well
tbat'h
I *i cuty
in lli.ni an\ w
which i> n.-t thrown awa>
Kvel'y coni a* t
lie li i
mad.
enl •
Harry lliooks, tin- I’..id i* ' led o n a n d out to . tin r •■■ e. r
pilot, is said lo have lost In- lit.
on lU'rmint of a toothpid.
This
Is not tin- f r<l tune I but tin- l..wl\
toothpick tlus slatted
-ooiclhn g
which t-ndeil disasimusly
A
man
numed
II,'inlei .ip t
itniin- be tiu- invented a "fuelli—
motor" |.*i airplanes
ti would
•Mm lo u . to be as linposMblc 1 >
operate alrpl.tn.- wilhout ga*. .is i •
run n govetnineiil w tli'.ul il
.,.
i
»i. •
oacked by 6 i Years of Experience
PEE-GEE at MARTIN’S PAINT STORE
■toI \\. 2nd S t.
* .. > " . . . I.. , h
,1 ;
.
I •
r \\ m: i ) t ( T i n \
W IIA I
• Walking dou ii l u -i S n . i it-.
other dav. tiller* tlappei- pa-se.l
Us, and wc beaut an old man s : r . .
"(•osb ding i t ' If I’unre i|c I .eon
tvqs at vc l.-lav. he'd have soni.
iiwiise for hunting t»i the h.vm
tain of Youth".
Ijui't it fUnnv that wi- n..iv' have
cumiidliirs. foi gi'Virnoi and
n61 one of ihem stand- i .. i any
tiling
more ’ r.-ntrovcisial
than
tie.-h u'.r nnd low tuxes, ... has
aiogle
plank
is
bis pint form
which might pos.-ildy
make a n y o i y sore?
l |4
wii v
• J.'.e J . u'I. m av die Jo u rn al is try- J ,T«* •>■
1 1
i.i*4 to decide who will lie the next ('* 1" "
n
*■
Rturerin i nl Florida by conduct- ilefidtal h «*••• 1
Inif u straw ballot. We do not be-
come in* l*e'•«*•"'
.
«•
1'
licve that such a liullot will iiuli- and unaiy
! •' " "
v‘
(-RTt* tiiiythiug III all, any more I In i widi ( a s I ' t - . " . "
thkn a fin'ilai
eenteM
held in
This w. a wi.o in
TiUnpa would p m ie Ipiw the slute t!ln <I l a " » • ha • .1.
a Pi d us a whole might vote.
Inst few w . . ’
I’ --i ’•
— -« . _
•
T ln v ol ri-ie'nn i- i uiv ..lie ide
• Colilliiuihhr Kii'liurd IT. Ily id I nient ol <li • .inn i im n
\, *>tat*
wyi make an Ut tempt to eXfihin* ( i* the temlMny *'f * "'n r e —o ♦
th e regions suriiiunding die nulh.j n...l.c aj |i .■;■i iktn ..
ouiiui.n te*
jxi|(. He 1*1*«* one of the hest out fit.- hudgel •• l i i 'a l . J
e v e r askeinblcd f.|i mn h r u ex
pedJiii.n.
t
is
i:
...............
voted f.n Ih. hhii'piug IP ai I c<
du i -dmiiirs l>\ IHH pi r i . nl
ITx|ciuliiui.
p'nnn. I I •h
n >•>
Ic< cream or un i k i l r n rvlrigeinHon xyatem i* i not induiled in tin is $h,iimi,tino m
.i imhi.o. u,d. .■
gqnipment. — Tim o-Cnion.
Wi the hudge' ..g'n..--. < ongi'i
undtmtand thul tin* Kskiinos in tiueatm .. i < in; tease die >■■ 1 > I
the party will be "refrigerated" flood relief by i*ti tiding the I-I
while Byrd** bout in crowning tin- beyond die Mississippi Nall y
equatorgion pi'o|M>r and by putt i•• lie in
H w,: 11 .
oluie . in,
pendtlinit 4 ongres*nn:,o
Ve
O il
die
\.
Nil.I the \*sill l
*.
. lull, I .
nl
I'.l^l
p
bill die V* * I !i. I I .... ..Ills' l
t i
mass oi i-v i . i ,
in>lllii ticv« i be in < T
V I.i g e t 111.11 li l|
, .lilt
I'a dy line.
\.
b-w • ;*11«| nine-teni Ii - of the t'uili
dn s ni -..ill ti Florida fur him. That
ill. .ills dial lie Inis pllu tlc.illv all
tin- gamld. es, and ImnlIcggrr*. alld
, iii\i- keepers, and thimble lingei
geneiallv. And tln-ir m>.ii \ and
iheir vole-, ale going I . make him
eov ei nor.
I la Vo i l do II111, I Ill'll dial lie Would
|permit I hem lo have a wide ..pen
I'I. i ill:* T there i» no -u.-h thing
i- confining u lo die east mast
.a
Hill I I . o nla. I *it, li r tile gui.e
«.f I. i al option, or eouiily Inure rule:
d vvoii.d by ;• jvide open Florida. D.v
( von want it? What then would be-;
come of your yiglit of luiine ru le ? !
I loinlu is y our home. Florida is a
oveangn state Shall we permit her
o .i i eignty to 1 -• deseerated al die
whim < ’ h e Italians and tileeks,
in. ' ... ami Catholic* and and
* ‘ ise? If the sternly'. Cod-:.ailing
mil l of west Florida stand for
sill b brazen effielileiy ns e\-(!nvei nor 1 al.e and hi- llellellinen pulll-d >if ai ll'.iiduy v\e aie greatly
nil .akin, 'ibis is doubly true when i
n\ ci|»arvt(’j lor i cnn*.ii|t*ratii)n
SkltlNd .Nun
til* v Up uiv L lu'Mirliclils!”
T H IV ItC MILD
c i , : r ur.r.tTT t w r i t Tonxrro co
W y r / T H I ; Y SATISFY
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,a lendar
i'f w t
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*|Io*te#«e*, .Mrs. It- K.
il r .. I T. WiUteti.
Till i:- HAY
[cdf j 1,;.. ‘ii ToaehcTB A'l-
IViHm.it ilm m lay .after-1
- :>! ti n-S ou t h bide
n *,!.'•c ! o'."
i-_
th'- Wy-t Side j i,,“ i , ! ' ' ' .......
I.,
G iv e s
j.
“ fV liH n iV / ill
M t-lU ltilll'Il
H o u se
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P rogram
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B y School 1
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East nor
llriH’d, nor
J <1#r mI>»
v 1111 l,H‘ jlni'ilf »'f Mies
n <oo r ee
Washi ngton prol h bid, I’ri hi ary
1’
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Ir •'»’ *»n Tuotlay aftimoon.
Jvcry
int«*rej>tinir •prf#»rc*
I* —PnitS Itnrnn of ltettfWM"Colte^L* nift t were hwurtled the plnyct?*. -
l j A II___________________
VI
______ ■a vf mi itiit-n-sting mict huummu* Mr . Wi ll iam
T, A. 111 i-t-i’U ; i f . is
-'lJ..^
ii
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building
111,1 1,1 *!»»■ Jitori 'novel mill nt* buniMihiv.- ill the North Shore
'
t l mLJ i nn of I. .1.,. Mary.
-t-ind nrc«- ’
r
J u d gm e n t
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M (ir-
r* ‘ ^ ' i t i i idnj nllortmint, Frtr— ^ - M i T T i '
i a
J-'eat;
1 1
Me-
An Excellent Cast
n^*-
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hi),
elm
n:.iii.
Mr ; ,
Walter
S. t oh man,
\’in -Chairman. Mr . .1. E
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0
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1 1
arli-" 1
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■ puna
I. din.”
v I ii p t■•>»•»•<•p1*1. * , i
Hawk- .............
.- t Ii is sen *sh np
ilis people,
I
udness, and
lie m*-t
" Mother
- 1 ieanl a
Im.u.i
Tiaue was a hrii-f business meet- and I.
appeared in I*
l’iI* t Hap- HUT preceedim.’ the i.ridge game. t. ’
. , ,, r>u t lit •
fe will h 1 l i»u ini-ss mid elect siri'ieei:| lor tile eitruiiig year.
’I . r*-M of the east,
in
, .,.1 o’clock nt with U‘e following result: Chair,
, * known.
Iff Mi
Av<n 1
•k•m ■
;: ;
Is G i v e n
“ a'l I
1
m,spBlondes” Presents
Club
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nymbimc
i talk- "ii Iha/il Monday evening at
mi ’-
Eiiekiiyn
a fruit bowl f<"'
high
,:a
score
_
T
and
luimlior n]f <'uitufK’ivi1 ItuiUl- Miss Mae Tyror, the guest of hnn-.ii
tit'1 i him
ne. I’ .oi,. ljuriio -i;« ii native, of or was presentml a Imx «*(’
luiil
■mitral assets and expansion awards were, trade
refreshir.eirl s-**
l,1,n
the past
t h i i t y years.
i d- twu roiiri**1* tvvro. (
- > -»«
Iter,
Johnson,
I*'1, ln[ll' , s ,l1’ Hie l a k e .Mary I'aivnt served.
rreaeher. ...... ... U l egu l nr servie •* ‘ •■mla-rs _ .V sm-iatlmi « e t v esj-eeP a y in g bridge were: Alias MaCh,,
on Sunday ut ll A. M. and 7 l\ Al. !n >v 1 1
r'‘l 1,10 e n n - Tyrnr, Mrf . Clifford Wttlk',r,-.Mrx» •
ing. which was under the ansfiices P. M. Kfug. Airs. A. Vaughan, Jr.^,,
‘ll the t'hairheV o f t oi utuetn
' I the l ;ik.- Mary 1 caiiitH r m Mrs. Ar t h u r Vaughan. Mrs, -A-.'-Kwt
building.
( '"inincit p l ilt- Lake Mm v orciies- Sa wye r , Mrs. J . E. CuuiiieY, Mi s. ’ .
The L d
Mai y
t ' l i amhcr
o( tr.'i wnderi-il -vvernl pleasing miniMnble Hunt, >li*. Willfttni- Krick—~
• "iiHiieh
«1il hold its regul ar Iters during the evening.
stiri, >lt-. M. V. Illulsoc and Mlsx_
11 ''’H'lN bn a e - s mee t i ng at the
The I.like Mary I’rvhr-tin rnll- Ellen Ti l f ori l .
-s : *
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l " f ' : !i »metce ti.iiln.'ng, ilucti'il their first dance (his yeai
T*
a
guests
were:
Mrs.
11.
t
l.
'X |, , 'iaV e veohyt Mar ch ft at S at
the • hiiii'be 1
Commerce Newman. Mr.*. I.. M. Telford. »n«l*oI'. M.
itiiildintf m i-'riiluy evening. Tlm-e Mrs. Z . h I’ ntllff.
I he lake Mary Improvement
i’o -i- g;e
' l i e w I ot ,■
j,, | .nvlel’n life
1
1 an M.v-er to my (j
.
n t e i v f U , ^'
IT Tlity, Mrs. 11 a g g i e .
T h e W a s h i n p t o n Uirthdny juirty
Mirth. ■
1,1
i iie l oll oning
miiiibers
were
at the Wotrinn’a l liili on Ti n . day
With a record group of r ■ *
•<
Ulu-n t . . o ’ ■>g
men* stand given!
i ii'. irnoon, g i ve n by . the
S mi nl
playei's nssi milled,
.r,h
Ta.i
i i 11...e. though they
Uiading ’Tiiui’i Think Her an-e
ni j a i l i n e n t wa s a ' l o v e l y
n f f ni r
11,1 ’e lli .
i.i
. ud s o f tile \\ il.ltl le.’
Jean tie
niul n e a t l y e n j o y e d
by
the d e 1'refei Illoinlcs,'* v.ill I. o
e a r t h!
t
i
e
:
,
men.
St
ory"Hilly
(hmt
part ment m e mb er s ns well us the Miltuie Theater today.
m l Kipliiiff.
‘ bi f f . " 'laid, r l m p n m n . ’ "(loi en
lurjre iiun.’u r o f c m ts jnvs c nt .
lb -ailing tile cost is Jto11, !■
t
S-iys I*
Whi te Hut rill: Heat
he
Muriel ' K n o x
T h e i lull house wns e f f e c t i ve l y
I ast 1 ’ : I 1 ew.-il Muker- Jmanii- mi .-*maker.
Matgm-riti
i i.ienmrativ l\ unknown
df’entnted wi i h
red.
white
and
h
"A
So-i
o,
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r
India
A
m
1
SI
‘.Lay
I
ran-.i-s
Wills,
Wadi
who enjoyed this and similar oel ine h u n j j n g and fl ans. A s p l e l i - 1 :l|,,P ' v hi> wr.n clinseii t
MH'ictv ud! hold its monthly mito an
ly interested Sit a
tasiolis
last year leek fotwaid to
did p . i i t m i t o f t i f n e . a l W a s h i i n r - ! rule
I. orel ie l.* e. Itl.n.. ■
•)I EH ION M T U O V E S H l t U L T
•ial on l-''idti\ 'evening March
: lieif'e. in
ui'iiiti had rend
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the nMiminieiiien
1*1 itl n a f
ton centered tin* s i n c e nround iliggi . hiT'dne, i t l u i 1 o ’i
•Is tl'aoi:. Me
M .her India"'
, ' t,..tK ,'
NulJanl.
Maty ^ i 1'1 ,1"*
^
l » * ; the
Mitt,e.
which
were
draped
two l ar g e
I N11|ANA I’O M S. 1ml., Feb.
,
.1 A agreed wI
V. e e * 11 11 !:
Aliotliei gii *
f,
,
.
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--.hi:ten'in
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Mr.
umi
Mi
s
.
W.
A.
Utwe
had
A
U’a
nii.gt*.
Hirtlida, jm;..il.NSI The Nutionnl
Legisla
no- l lei I i 'll I
K({ |
nine 1 .t is j lays la r e ■*!
- - s'I
>1.11 iorv I law. Kent
theii giu-sls on Tlmrsdnv, Mr* * tr|:»ninie was given a- the .*el«n.l tive • mnniittee yf The Amerlcna
Kerelviiltc the
g ne.itJ
nt
Hie
if time.
1
, 1 Ii.- oruneUe v. 1 ■
II
1
l
1 A. W I.owe nail sou of Stjnfoi.r lu‘,l!lr
........
"M'Hmmi and Leg •n as approver! recently .by
door wn . e tile ii'i .1 -i -. Mr s. K. ; I
■Mr. Mill,.
si different
•i
1. '! . .Mul let. Marguerite o ' -I mother Mrs. Susan Nettles of W!,N " ‘ 'ended by many . f the par '.he Nutioral Executive Committovv
Is Alin*
Alien White
Whi le.
tk .'Jot rarl.ru. .'ii
A. \V. K p p s .j.r.
ts
' . a 11. 10 do
Uutrit vi:i m c tt WcUnes*
[ . ■
oVlnck nt the
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W a sh in g to n
ffre Tt’lt*l1^,,n® l'i*4 M l l S . : l I t l . l ) . S. D A I R l i R t S o c ie t y E d ito r llcsidcnco [*')• *17.
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T t t R S A N r r w n H r . i u r . r ) , W e d n e s d a y , F E n m w n v 2A m u
—
P ersona l Activities p |& $ 1S S
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• , New Smyrna.
Mist* \ irginia I nlmei. t. aeh. is compose I of Donald C, ytrnchan. New Ymk. ehairmnn; John
link I L i iu r . Sarp JeanMr fl'a.einv la- Count left Kri- " "< U{ ‘" " l “!1,! ‘•'ra,k'
day 1 ,oning for TexAs.
lie ha 1 *,, r’ l," l " ' f'
H"' ' I . -wi.g Thomas Taylor. Washington, D.
inuiii Lee !,e* n -nrmlhig >onu- time with In
i1. vice . Unirninn; and members to *
I.
-oive until Di-cemla-r -tl, lU'llh Im..'dr Chapman. Hoi.,. “'>'ei M1 -. P. M King.
s ‘ um' 1
1,1. 11titvtti-1v l.Psell' Ml .11,1 Mrs. P W llut.lii! ,et •••'*'. wr.'hiligt* il and iln- Chen sidi s St me lien., J It. MurphV.
lowii; J Monro*- Johnson, South
mi buiitlav 11v’1
',.* b.-limell.' Ernest ,11" 1
l,“ '"
j, . .........ft ami link
;!’" 1 MrJohn Inllio|
*»♦". W a-hiugion* llenrv Im m e .; Carolina;
Jay ■Williams.
Souths
I »v n de
tleo Wa-.hmgti*n'> l-'atln-r la* k • Oakotu: tin* Hhinennd, lamisinn.-i,'
' lllilitill to '
• * t himself |j
•••' hi- ah •
IL- ton would ..
V, ..
,
• o , r . *V • ,’s " ,rI{" v*Trt,!‘
Mw- '
“ • "
m * • v ■
l-i-vecl hill ’
' ' ■p d only ;i] V
a o V I n l ! al Lhc
.
- ,
Mol!,v wmid’s most fait........ •
MrJ" . *I .-oiao-i.n
Sltlgletaiv* o;.
ha
itiul ,Mi. C It. S te wa i t . Oregon.'
II,,.-.
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I f ‘Sunt h
*'A • Wee We
111 it of Ip,
.. , ,
’ | l lii' pill vi l li ' i^’biiv \V'i “t •1 it! *«* t i.’tj;- I iji m , 4 1* pmn J : 11!1* t4*
t
I r I- :'|
would
|I III lied frimt Waver.
tia . vvlien' , Sci'Ui' J
,rr' !
rrieil out in the lovely . I n Ii \l
,Seil*|on 1
■, . , _ |orviidt* tile 1 *-et
. because he
.. ,
, " h e h i " been vi - ui ng her husband
Survevi ng:
The
little town of OrUun.4,
_ . , . |)VV
Hu nts, which wen- c o n . piled s r l : yj ,
, ......... I, Em li-h ,
t. !l Ilia) All
* x a e ge r n. V 'V .
' " •”
who i- at the l!nili-.*:id Hnspital.
t o n , Wi i s hi i g t - n J ohn I'n-fry. home of J o a n of Are, Iuis ix*cently
i ad. topped wlrli
whipped m a
; .p
. |e. .1, nftim .
, ,.,M .-itii a- .1 m mi
■nt
had
'
,m' '
>li‘. iiial Mis.* Clark Stevens m Assistant — Itov Howell J r .
i x p . r i e t ved all importsint suici.ks
r 11' I w i l ellti i -i**1 Mu
c h e i r i e s , 1 In •
s t r a ws ,
ait , |
.
, -|
,
i
:- o ' y . r..i -*•-! •l Ii.ek
It,
Nmilde. 1 . mi panted b\ thei r gm-sts
M-. Seem- ! ,
>i uuli-tuciul
wave During tin- past four weeks,-s , ’ J, al b. r l/mm m
indiiidmil cake- .Ico rn t. ■' 1'|i(1 n,
lh(/ \v.ilnn .
,,
H i llllg between [I
i, and Hiu
!
,
ind Mi ' , \ Stevens of .Ito-inn,
f a k i n g Oath
no tew , ’ 1 than da persons living
alul ' ' a i a
l l
::
'
' p . J k .Uttjr i.h -. .i '
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lUl
1 11 ii dim.
" v e . 1 . i.y cl ass . , Mas vdt-,
anusd
S a t u ul a v . _
"lAfil' . A " V-.. Ko(''Ju'.'.,|l ju. , , . 4„1Ve endtxl thitij*'
-*
l '..c j_m
! illJ m
I, 'e. v. ho t, i
*
et*.
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1 !'!'.■ If I Hiding Hood drama- * iU. cii ! -*-v i -i al diij s motoring
t,
Adu ulster,-d by Vm iiiuti W hit -. |
,,p
|d,tk^ plrtcO over
1 The liijfh upon' pri"*’.
'I’li’if* fr : ? K Ii
It ■ut,'i
L'
, It VV.’Uld - I'll! iia mm h '.nt1
1
. J >n ni vosi i.lin-. The ' i n O'li" point- of 1111,'i i-m .
■■ n 1in o'l'.v
1
i.-ikon
from tir>
|re”
■ 10 ,. 1 I p -1, the ,.|'y tul t . r e ,• . 1 . w-m by -i■. .■■■I...
Soldtei s Will.
Evans.
Henry |(| w e e k am l . All me an* were it)-,f ' Il’l 1111*- 1 11.11- 111!;’ 1
■' 1
• • i i miii s tate- 1
-O' •
’*" fellows; W.df.i
Mi
and
All-. Clark S n v i -i • LamiH. .lark Smi th, .lolin Tn-l'iv. . ,u ted to. Some lurtleil on the ga>,
* f the Sanford
„ f (ft in Pi. III.* * , . .1 I •ieii\ ,
, | l.j |.*„rt| s [ , , ],,u
“ It I' m lr 1, ;*n , v
a rs ago hi*- J ' 1 1,1,1 ' 1* bi-mind. Mother, Mnrg- 1 left Tue-dav fm- tl
home nt F oe Howell .li . O r o. l-'owler. N e f - j . ,
bought revolvers, two love.
I meet at the l o l - 1
jn-i-ze, i.l-o a 1 telly
va < ■..median /f lung eKI'eriei
i t : Wood r utter, .lean MuM iii . i -, pa.
until Whit.
.
...
. ,
--I-* 11.111.* had
an the wide-] ,ir*
ti - - 1
went to Mi . ( ‘kirk I •■imardy. l., e j
■iel, g i l l - thtew ! ItenHiflvt'S into
lilt . I.i: limn, the 1 . a;-,
.
.
i ia.
oi . inl
■■airm
p.u
sweeping
,
1.r..n,'iuotliof.
Muriel
J
I 1 l o i l i l an rettn ned l-'rulii. Seem I
( |.
■ 1
home of 1 mV mi- made !*,.
Ml .. A. W |>, " 1 King, wli ■ t a k e '
, 1li,- canal iinJ the otliefa' took
I oi l -i
lioi i glr Ii ii-i One tei-ls that liei'i I ' 1' " ' - ' *'b lied
Hiding
11••-*•I. from .1 tri(i to li,-. rem.
Iia'ugiiial Ha!.
1 puison
0 i:‘:i Elliot Avr. t e c itiul - iie \.o ,m *ded v.iilt
f , *’ ] III
IIIOV n10
", l a Oi
" , . l-'-ie si, ('tit that hoi ‘ I*1'
A\ , on
l a k e Maiv School t. .ielicp att o o , Wttsliiiip.lon Coo. lovflei .
If'jn 1 irdc
'lie Imme of l i m l y
i'inw ■
' a mi
■a .
1 11
1 r.
Sin '"••!
*:
. . In-. a o il a I ip- exceeded no, |
I 1 AL .1 |I.ii I uni- .si1,, i v ’ elldeil llii 1 minty Tei ol n i
A- >
Mal t ha Washington Ov.ella I.ijj j; \ ;
hi ■-.ni' ni • la .a.
1 {-e! I ill i ’ • i on,
>il I,. , • ii. a
•L " ■ boundgood t.-ist but by
1
* union la- t Thi n dnv at i i t i wt i v in-.
*
1 A- si ! il
ill.' 1.0 •,
m I.ii - tain.
l ' .
1Custer
1 11
1 « l •-Claire
* I a1 1 1 1
i * x ■I r u - .
: iurin - * "I
p-md ' pori shmn- j
•'
I'L Cinju-t Hread
(toy «l t.ynmn St ln»d.
' JJ i l Hie
Evans.
1' ,
. • . home of iujr tl
1 .mu
Were
-li . J 1 lli'
' 1 k .*•.-. 1in, . 0 ■:la t 1 i.L at( It" ken Pilau
He
Mi ami Mi
Alexander Haniil!>;. ".
1 1 - ,e Me R ap .
Mr. and Mr
J \ |?raddork o|
! ■•/
l o i * .MnpiR'lin ■
i-eii
.li .
-II
‘ I.
* 'til v in ■ •nu b.in . 1 rl .
V • I. S, um ti
1 ii i- •mi a r e v i
I
Sanf
ord
I'ubli,
la
L
i
a
r
y
lm
V. en Ml ■ t eliool ■ *-i •
, T, ,-.eio . . :ll * I ill].'
’ |- | r in* 1 |!i ,-1
1,-r Mr - H lb
nut
Evans.
S U P P E R
1h " i l id h r r
India" and MukerL| 111 1 tvTf -it the Ray iT x. Mr
<*i* *■i t* iia. lm ttt'in. I*»i ! i-'..
l..p|v 1 ;
Me
1 Hello
,
...................
.
... „.iL
pe- i C .
Mr. and All
J . Im \ilauis Ko.
•1 We have o r di le d “ Mv
V E im n. 1 in- r ,
|\lr - ne hl
Mr
II
• ■
It •. i
C., , h h e .
by
nil with
vvilli Mi
M v e r s "Will.
m li iiinl
Mut n»ti Hi j i I •w »■11 .11 , .tml l .rlii Mim FUhi'r,
1 i. t '
I aei ." by Muker.ii.
It I»v Airs. ( ’. K .
try
'
1 0 ait
In * Wai t
ll-d-i ri and i 1
-m- n*
lei n ai Wl l . l i ,
'■ fix* t
iidoii
Hop and All
tame W t-h "ti1 ,-e . f
1
l.e
(
ircle
Number
.'* oL
1 -■ t beautiful an-l !
I*!;,*’ |lav oi
|f. •
1 ■ - at I he
i . ‘ CM :.i> !• s. |»|*
Tbo It. 1,0,■ | 1
‘ I 1 1 '
oj
I algetic
P ■ i
. t ih, eighth l.ill'iiii Lev in- and lb in -. I mini,
• " f the III**'e books *d
Mi
Presbyterian
Church
1
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Mt-Caunxland
ml l*. W. Ivnight.
j j r> „ m j \i, . k.,| I ’ullCnii ' i PI
M r•'. j adelplua, yyh-i will uccumpativ N!,
50 Silk Dresses
A!. - I.itiia-i Ov>.
gpetii lhc j Ain 1.. P. MeEu'lli-r. Airs J'• ek-einl loi a-, ih,' iiunst of liei 'Smitli, 'l l - . (*. W. Knight. Alt
, ■mtei--, Alia. 1,, P. Mel idler.
Am- , llartigeii, Mr*. Jolm Stic
,
-Mi J u l.aney, Mrs, .1. C. Cibi
Mrs. Anna Hurldegen ,.f .Maple- Alt IL 1 ly. Mrs. D P. Drumnmi
wii-d, N. J. aJrired I.i i l-’r flay i i ] A|j>. W J. Thigpen, Mis. IL P
•••• tin- g u .tt nf ma daughter. All*, la-wi . Mr 1,. L, Houshiddir, .AL
i/s
H1
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iAU, .wAUvA*-' t v J' J -'*'3
The Ford will be on dis
play at the Hotel on that
date and the person who
wins it can drive it home.,
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We have the car now.
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Odds Favor H eeney To
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P r e d i c t s Bennett F A S C I S T S
W i l l Lead Players MI N E MURDERS’B ig E v e. n -t H__________
e r e Idy—sbamher
^ a a when*
w /;k*!pf]£fc*bit)d’
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products ..............—
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vd -ttrtfic. b 'otitr ChaStnmtt- Cnr.i-
William
LONDON, - Feb.— U»— ( I N S ) — j ' • -(Uontimied-fi-m I'tig i-'lt”
'^ V c m d l n ie d from IMge'l’.)*
I*r rg’i was scheduled to nddi^ss t jui-iy g a v e - two boxes . o ’ fancy
- r-.,
Miss Eileen’ l!e„n.-ttr in the*t.pin-I tl"’ operators.”
some trophic- to those In.the quetui joint tersrun at two o’, lock.
tani'eViiw
One hamper e ' sweet iib nt of tld. ,
" ;l' ilxtv
cicath
’I
,u
..I.,
ion ,-f the be.U lawn tennis judges! * The statement calls on uuthuri- c;)nttv, („ addition three diamond
As Hum as Colonel
l.indbergh piitutoeo all.' two hampers of p ars■ * ' ut y ,
ii
Horton
tomorrow,
the
putau-eam,
t
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relrase' llonlta. Adam ^ t U s r„, (| ;l mnnbey of smaller flics away to lloslon tomorrow,
Ily Darin J . WaNh
1 ' *’1
s of t ,
( for a glimpse o f Hill Cissell, the in England, will be the outstand- ties
v.ill-pl.iy lio.-t to lluth loy-viw^-UnuaUuLby \\ .-Ji.-G^lde; , Sehnieiii.
lag Itvitis.li wontun player of tho J Moleskl and Steven Mendolii, the (fir!-1' TTW1. , H „„,de to those
taking- law makers
lntcpruitimiul Nrvtn S e r v i c r
_ .
_
.
_
|high-priced newcomer wh » is said
rnttiil__ ^uiuLcii----J . i a tUn’ titt'a-tdsu helped inolw—A g a ^ j ^ . | u J j1
mpetifforr-i!(T J|Ut im -HH rrr* intvenid—
JixiaUiiu lUxfceTvril-- Putafa*.';.^ w-rre—ft?rrr»»hM •" V"t
S p o r t s Edi tor.
—_ j to have cost Mr. Comlakey §7(18,75 year.
*t u murder.—~
----- ! of the *.-<iebrnt: m. H wa s Unimune- Elder will be dccurated lolnorrov
by F ru l Peryster. Turnip.*, enr - 1 Gj- i muny. M.
,. .
N E W Y O R K . F eb , U U .-Q n ite, a .,M
1UM
a^
Miuiid way tiie hoof;
n r the -RtCiwa~niurimnients, s h r —‘
Imported gunmen were believed pj n)|ln, tt)!lt t ),os« babies givenf of ernouit hi the Senate Chamber rots, poppet an.i collanl greens !•loriila in |!
a .ffc\K.m»trrtT»
■ rB f'trrr
- 3 \
hns beaten Miss Elizabeth Ryan to have been’ .the
oT t the
i._i slayers
-i
L.r
t c> rt iflea tea will re-1 with the Legion of
Honor 'of were coiurfbuteil by Mr. Sw agg r- P'dk COlll.ty, v , .. hr re»j
mice— ft-MtBWri I’cullvbiscomi! in- •
twice, and also .Miss Hetty Nuthnil two mine union officials last night. uipioimt- an*
years. 1.1, ■,-j, •.
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in today’s mail. Spain, if she has sufficiently
imato— will go for a t ide tomorrow
ceive
the
awards
. . . . re t.v of Lake Mutiiue and carrot*- l y
tnmk
on the ,-nl.v occas on they met. In A closed
car, without license
,
, rovciod from the illness \yhtch ha
moved to y
W.
II.
Crerdiaw
of
the
s.itmnight on Vhe belief that Mr# Tun1
wht rt* t
tfticeii hatbr.vtiH c m r t was c un-|
tlie Gallia Cup at Cannes she beat plates; sped up to the car in which
s'onfiiietl her in New \ ork. .
ub*d with liia
. t: i.tjj
ney'n scheduled dupe for the e n te r
Jll.lle.
Mi-s Maria E. M '.ve a
Miss Nuthall iif the se ..i-final by Cam| hell and ' Saudnrgas
Were •l‘"*i d
Another Kefo of the nil* in the
,
T
h
e
...............
.
;U ln j,
tainment o f the Ju n e trade will
duchess) Miss Ellen T ,!tt-7, 2*0, 12-10 and beat Miss Ryan scuted a fte r a conference, tut 1 , *Lt- gi
A hamper of efrarnlie. a halt
peivoit of {.lent. I ester J J Mait■ ns, O t . at:,! Willi;,n,
not be Ovfln C.hnpdflaine, alias
the
court,;
ill the filial by 8-0, (!-!!.
pumped a deadly spray of bullets [ ford c - Lt-t l.uiy of tin
f t.id trans-Pacific flier, wilt a d - |li'imtn r of endive, two •rates t.f J r . , both ie,-..i.
.
’**B
J a c k Delaney. These sagacious dol
Miss Hemiett , is 20— the same Into
into the two men’s bodies with , Mtss Naomi I-e(iowa^ns secpond lat!> ' •Ifatyv the law
makers today. calihnge and rut*.* U'ate of otijnn* Fnueral sei-.i,
.
i
lars will be laid end on end. At the
,
mr..
Miss
I.ucillTomlinrolvers. Twenty of the
age as Suzanne I.engleu when she puntpguns and revo
Cther- expected at
the Capitol wete furnished by .Martin Doyh o’i-lork t hi - 1. 1*
current odds, in support ;>f a theo
l:u!y in waiting. Mi>*l included F. Truhee Dtiviaon, »s- while two huni|>*'rs of iT<*ln r.r letfirst won the chainpionship at bullets were found in each body. r hi a- lir
rnl non
.,i , i
ry that the monsieur will hi >w this Women Have Invaded Another
Wimldcdon in ItHD. Mho is the The car was later found in Moosic, Mai j iti iggs as second Indy in j -irta n t secn»ta ry of War, William U*c ■ ami rifle hamper of n nvitiif w-ith Rev. w . I Ruhrmas
one wit If-his ciwtnmnry eclat and
Heretofore Masculine Hole daughter of Gerald flcnnelt, a near Scranton.
waiting atoi Miss Carmen Guthrie j P. MeCrncken, anslctnm Veeretary w e r * given by I. ToynnG. Celery
^
,
iu the I li st .d>
. let
nnd that Toni Heeney. the poor but
When Female JnckA’s Will wealthy London stoekbrnker, and
The two men were killed shortly a w (Iji.'d I" v in waiting. (Juccn A1 of Comnurce for m ronautics, Ed- v.'iv furnished by Hell l!i*otl*.i*i *,
ehnrge.
Inteuini.t
,*0||M(,
honest heavyweight, •will flntHide In Horse Knee Sunday was educate,| and learnt most of after a conference with members dia
I.mgwnod IumI us her lad- i ward P. W a r n e r , a ssistant
se c I . F. Dultan and Company, Neb. Ijikeview cenivioi
11
whrel o f f with the verdict.
Entziuing
t
her tennis in Paris. As in the case of the district attorney’s staff nnd in w;.itlni; Miss Grace
ret tit y o f the Navy in charge" o f son A* Cunipany, 'George Morgan
T
IJU
A
N
A
,
Mexico.
Feh.
d!»—
This intelligent money will say
County
Tin '..il wing girls comp -ed th, e\lotion. P o r te r II. Ad-ints, presi- and the American Fruit Growerof Hetty Nuthall the constant care county detectives. Chief
th at the monsieur is nut the man And now women have invaded of her mother has had much to do Detective Richard Powell rode part Mi
.inford Follies: the Mi
di.il: c f the National Aeronautical Ora ages ami tangerihes wer- also
to deal properly with n rugged another lie re tube fore exclusively with the shaping and 11 develop of the way home with them, and Mar-.- Mice Shipp, Ruby Mat-in., /\f i l i a t i o n nr.d Mavoi Charles G.
donate ' by Nelson and Company.
situation like this hut it is none of masculine field of endeavor. (Jirl ment of her game.
the teen stopped at the detectives Ann .P-.'-, Mary Nixon, Ktithbea Hanna of S y racu se , head " f l he
F irst aw ards went to the p a rs
jockeys
will
t
itle
every
horse
in
a
my ding-dnng business, you under
to lit hint out of the car before' I nr. Mmgnret f-rdig. \‘irgit 1i s la t e aviation co n fcrcut-ib
First
heard
of
ji
11,'iM
,
when
she
ley
• xhiluted hy
Mr. Gltdvwell,
stand, if you prefer to bet the special race at Tinjuntin on Sun won the Junior Championship of they headed for Campbell*-- hoitti', Mclla- iel, Dorothy .Marshall. Grace
tu rnip* by Mr, S w a g g e rt y ,
ca r
day,
March
11,
an
innovatiAn
with
near which they were ,
i.nkcn W ,J!i •11--. I.ue’lu .Mahoney and .1 uother wny and Iny your eigh t dol
Middlesex,
she
has
always
a
t
tr
a
c
t
rots
by
Mr.
cfirensluiw.
Kit
in
c
bylars against five. These are the e x out parallel in the recollection of
by the gunmen's car.
«-t (it i •r.
ed allentimi by her heuutifully
Mr.
Toymai
and
c»;ler>
by
.Mr.
the
eldest
turf
followers.
isting odds nnd it may he signifi
Pittstmi is coiifblent that nthei
In ...idition I i the grao d |oi:e
casy style. She has a terrific ser
Morgan.
deaths will follow for they know
The Coronado Town plate, pat
cant that some of the discerning
wie-a-r- in the baby c o n te -t. tin
vice. and when the first one “gets
terned
a
lte
r
th<famous
and
inci
the mine feud code -an eye fet
money that rode in with Mcl.nrnin
,
,,
,,
•foi' 'l o g rerr-ived eups in their
over" very few- women can take it.
mi e y e - a life for a life. Mean- .
.
.
..
last week wilt come back f->r the dentally the oldest stake race oT
,
d i'i . us; Une to six months, ' o
.s
At Wimbledon last y ear she made
while
details
of
state
police
c
o
m
't
the
English
turf,
the
Newmarket
short end tomorrow.
.i mi Ib iir-r; six
mojithx t-» on*
a sensation thy the gruelling buttle
ed the northern section of the
fConlinttcil ft- tn Pngt- -1 >
The lads will meet in the first Town Plate, in which women jock - 1
year. I.tu V S la’plelon; nils vein o>
he gave Miss Wills, and
county, tied were reporter! to have
heard
in eommeiidiltion of the
o f two battles of the split-second to eys ritlc, and which has been won
2 j i .i i s , Euiti ta- S in g le ta r y , l a
determine Just who shall have the f.o rlhc (lust jhree years by horses j prising omission from the Wiglit- taken four suspects into custody. th t. irt* y e a rs , -tulnue Hnwat 1; |dati, au o rd in g to Mr. Ir<,tti,r.
So w e 'I was th ■ exllib I reevivtechnical'p leasure of meeting Mr. piloted by members of the fa t* inun Cup team Was responsible for
■ and so iiiiiiii' i-",.i - wen- tin* mTunney unsociably in June, the sex, lias been added as an annual | . victory t'ldiig to America.
■«U
t
ily DR. J . < . IIOWEU
ituirtes about Simford ami S em i
Sharkey-Rlskn a f f a i r o f Mar. I'd racing feature of the Tijuana jock- \ , "
|L* It idtte.
cy club, it wa, ,iiiiioiincr-d here to- 1 Un her present form, th ere is
nole
C
o
u
n
t)
,
Mr.
T
ro
tte
r
stated
being the other. It may hr that Mr.
V
.
.oners
e
f
blue
ribbons
:u.d
j ay
little doubt th at, in the absence of
, .*
ULKIvilLMt IMLES
Tunney Will find hiipself with e x
\ in ti tt* so tiurx el nee, N
health dipl tmiH, were iis foHuv.; . I d;.) thpl tyntt^livy l> r .(.vnUmm
Miss W lls, she will win the i it!*■
f
fl
*ttflfl'
»I it II *( bi •»I L Ii nit |i
The
Coioiiado
Town
plate
w
actly no opponent by the time they
•si year s
belli Ilia ’e for
rG '-oh.. Oakei, Roy Estrtilge, I * »n - '
*•1 w IIt f »’»- furl,. I :t•»■«- f„ t, ,
at Wimbledon this yeai, - nnd; in
howev«T.
g e l through Iml I c a n ’t help th a t, differ from the lU rlu h sln ssir
In
'h
is
tin.net*
IlllllllillU Of
I MU |.Hlx
lilo i n* , Antlp'W M en eeh , W:l
any iwe’n t , *• should -lie nme* the
elth cr.-i ’ - '
v" ’
tho extent that it will only lo> op
•«••%* it »
% IDm- l !i»* ftoufU
tie- Hi gent
I'n .tie r pointed
(Continued f
I’nge II
limn I* Mu.se, Delphia H asty , How
World’s chainploii, there will he an
•
‘•
t*
o-irr.;
*
«*n
»l
i|HilTam of
f i , St niinoli r •Hilly fair,
Pile re p o rt’- ' I
Win o*ll nt:, ft c:»tl-» .**(,. ,. mull
- laboratory nrd P Smillr, t ’h'iiler Got-mley,
The trade, for exam p le, is t a k t f horses ridden by women, w h ere historic entminier.
as
the
Newmarket
event
is
open
to
*0‘£ll
fll
.’T
if
“
•
D
t
it)*
ti*»n«*K Hi’
wa trill in* used nt
e are mi ing a lire opp* ri ■ fo o d con- Tummy
Mere,
William
Hardin.
ing this Undertaking v e r y serious
t«» m l «im 1**01 *i Kir Uhhi
ii
ilislay
of
our
tre! work.
to
-tag<
ly, as alw ays, and the understand- joeks of both sexes.
E n tiV Phillips, Melvin Gatclii II,
Ihk On* Ijtk*lil In ( 1 .miiiir thr |
tllT. Mi* lll«n liiiil Muh hj«*4 |
The distance will In*
furlongs,
, >.i
I lie de* lilf.lt I'UI
r *1u- ’Nt 11 Price S te w a r t, Peg g y I>un»an,
Semim.le ' ' "ounly
lioiil*
in g n o w ft| tluu jierhups as much as
GIRL JOCKEYS IN
TIA JUANA MEET
IS NEW FEATURE
E x h i b i t At F a i r
He l d In O r l a n d o
Is G i v e n P r a i s e
H IN TS
W e Say It with
SE R V IC E
SENATE G R O U P 8£ ,”,J X
APPROVES BILL
FOR FLOOD A ID
>V'J *fia'.
$200,000,*ir hew Indoor record for u
$20 fight, will be in Rickard's
"p o k e ” by the time the last inugg
is shaken loose from w h at he has.
T here la no way of accounting
f o r this excep t to s a y th at the mug
is a sap!
sup is a chronic cu s
to m e r and th at things crjual to tho
sam e thirty lire quite equal t-> each
other.
Anyhow, the conniving money
thinks the bout justifies its e x i s
tence, at (he raids. And affords a
f a i r chance of conf'nindiug the fntelligentsin. Usually the intelligent
sia is more th an confounded but
1. fog-one, don't cure for th a t kind
of language.
"Ile'H a Ittim,'' they, tin* intid •
ligrntMu, said voslcnluy. They
wure lookfnp nt Mr. I l n w y jilodding nbotlt the pu*mis**s of i local
oiikcd
gymnasium. Then rimy
again nnd tuny be they eh tinged
their minds, anyhow-, they wen*
heard ta rttld: “tin, we wa re wrong;
;• he’s a big hum I*’
At n •Imibit hour, aiiollier see
tion of the craft wa- elating with
knowing intent at the poetic lutes
o f the other man in Hridgeptnu.
Conti., when they had forcibly sev
ered their fonts front this vision
of light and grace, they tendered
their report with unanimity ami
glilt assurance.
which tm-ii’is tiie s t a r t will be out
of s t n i t c r r a s - i d y ’s m .v startin g
stalls.
Since the f.r>i mlmuit ion tlml
such u racing fixture will hu-ome
a jiart of the T iju an a .loekv;.
('lull's annuul p ro g ram , a iniiubei
of exp ert women riders have e x
pressed the intention of riding ii
like event.
Dorothy Taplin, Hi y e a r old
d aughter of Eddie Taplin, tie- f a m
ous ex-jockey and present ti timet
for Alexander P ontages, who legnlurly gallops horsMs foi her fallu-i.
says the race will give het tht
ojiportun ty she lets I**»ij-<d f"i
to ride in a teal tore.
! (<•!»«» I ini * , 1anifiitH ;»s *#\U> l.*i
Aliirt Ics of I'dL’fi/* whi'ii nlii \v*in
tht* beaut \ Minted! over n bf'i(Ji* tif
•<*nf i
j i * balfly
v\jL ha\«
,i
finm111, .i
be j> imteil p
woman, liming fuidrn attd broken I'n.al.
Saturrlay
horses all la r life
Tom Mix paid
M ss Dan tin........ tiplim. til ..f -a y
mg In- laid t- doll hi, lint to her
W'hen it ( time t * i idute,
1 no |' \|
\\ lime, event
! n , follow • :
.1 to be tit''
.' the prilli- •i. t . >wa i *1
oiitro! wo* I. .
v. hi. h ha - h . . i. ini
'•iiiled in all
b y |s);i| ion >.||
I ; i.** I'-t.
■the ,uhi
1 lllg I ' .*
i .
i . .•and, ii r e c o g n i z peon I ititeieNl *
In* |.*-
i *i
* nl population ,i,
own plotee-
t it. ii and a in* . *
ii ..lilinat. topi. •
It’ ll' >*1 work tin
■>t I <evelltin t
III i.l-1 it I*.d
* 1111. 1v l ia I
(hit', in Co deilge, Eilw.itd Allen.
Gill, id Wells. Knlherm
I'lm k.
M il P-itt“ J r . . Hni hin t Lewis, |
Pat. Hit ksmi, Ja m e s Cooper, and
E w in Thornton
LINDY ARRIVES
FOR SPEECH AT
S T A T E CAPITAL
lint -.Uni Intel* -I
I II
hi'|
i-l t. *il.
1 he | ,.
"g Ielit *•Vpelnllt II •
.1 l!
- - :*2,m m.iMiii h.*i.*t *"it it a.V by
the I*.’ n I iut.u . -t
iti t h. n Hit*, i.iI
valley *.f ■>1*. Mi i ii'tii River fo r
Llal
J I .ilei-t l< I. iignlllnt the ........In of
i 11 ■■ i n . . - " won Id In- looked upon
•It.|. inure w.tli
a "fitil
f hi*i
lo. nl . .lit I liitllKllls. I
i
Win,” , event
'* S**n i t Ill'll
,
I.’ I N N F i t s
,t
I . I,
i lN 1
i
Godfrey D e f e a t s
Paolino Uzcudun In
T en Round Battle
j
in
1 D ay!
Act uuiikly in a eoKL It may lead to
geij,|ig <.r t!u Hteak iipii cohlwithin
twt'iiiv-fourhour .DILI 'Swilldoii!
Lomt'ini's the l* u* gn at require
i.i i i .. St.■(.*• the c , 'd in a
I tv. ( !n 1 l - *1,e l e v e l ,
», i. . ih«* I ■**-l i ji,. t ^
Hill’s
•
On
Realty Co. j
Flic Friendly l)ruj*; Store1
Min Curd
.! IVut 31.. , I* I, ie *, . 1
I I J M . ’S
residence
Mortgage
and
business
Loans
property
s.
Si-*- our local «-iHtnst|
R. Highton, .Sanford,
Fia.
Oak and Third
;PH O N E -162 J
t ii ri'i —Hrarmilr - Quintop
11ti in
pit «tna1* 110*
fit lift ti 4( n it I* 1
Mill fill I* * - ■
IM* *
,uir Air.
v ill l)f *1
■ii ti i ll ««
r tn* lr>il
F A S T T R A IN S
\ M *i
relu
w a r d
A tl-S lerl i.(/n i/intent
T u Uhhih Sire ping,
Observation, t.ihniry, ( hih ('.orx, oho hilling
(■HI'S
(im l
(M iie h rs
I h io tn ih
OUlr
H jr r
irtl/in n l
t liihujt
til Mr
Lirntird
i ) a |illl
‘i 4 i pi n
I 1 ■nil
^ In ci:.i
h i •ftpi
* lu»t tanoo^a
1 2 >1 put
> .* k1 tn
NelYlUTUf
Kviimville
1(« b) pm
St Louis
7 JO am
7 IS atn
y hif
The Flondats
The Seminole
Lv
Lv
Ar.
At,
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
l'a s l D ir e c t .-Vll-Slrr’l 1 rui ns \r<* \\ ftiliii*'
l'»» S p ec*I ^ on Miu-k
ofw So u th la n d
L t . Sanford CA.C.L )
3 ; 2 S pm.
A*, l.oui’ villr (L. A N ) 0:2 0 pm.
“ J a r k ’ .invillr t ACL ) 8 2 0 pm
Ci nri i i nati (L. & N. ) 10*20 pn.
Ar , K n u i v d l r { L. A N . ) 12: 41 pm.
Chi* ago ( IVnn> )
7 : 3 5 am.
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A* ludianapalvat U i « 4 ) 1 1: 5 0 • 111.
. Ar . KsaavilU- ( L . & N . ) 1 1 . 3 0 pm.
- Culumbua ( H i * 4 ) 1 2 : 55 pip.
" Laaington (I.. & N . ) 6 : 1 5 am,
Cleveland (Big 4 )
4 : 5 5 pm.
** LouUvilla ( L . * N.) 0 : 0 0 a m .
Ar Toledo (Big 4 )
2 : 4 3 pm.
Ar. Cincinnati ( L. A N.) 8 : 5 0 am.
Detroit (M. C. )
4 : 2 3 pm.
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Jaekwmvillr
Albany
Culunibtti
DirmiiiKham
St. Iaiuix
Chicago
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Florlilan
7 1 v am
0.10 am
J 30 pm
4 7- pm
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11 oo am
3.50 pm
The Southland
The Flam ingo
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Stops
Colds
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M* U m ii 1*I le i
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Albany
M.u *it
At lout a
And Accurately
Improved
GAS
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firi-iltl.
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id, no mr.ilh
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pci inn ill’ll *, \\ I t ti lfi*l tan,
li«*in•irrlii'iil" * rt ti I>1 »• f.uti
In min*’tii’a Ii;fti <l i * «dimnrN,
H iT>' tli*ink: i* i’ll, . Itf'l Im- o n |
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Ill
D i x i e F ii y e r
D ix ie L im ite d
The place to build your home
Laney’s
*il
V U L C A N IZ IN G
t i it in?*, Sliipjiing.
"r a g e .
anil
Pe.it. ■ |u(ill I E. iird St.
r - •:!-’* > - ;£j
De Forest Sanford
W ELSH
tiaolitig,
W hen
you turn N o r t h
(((fain
Loch A rbor
.1 ». • '•
and
,
UhSSING’S
QUIC K SERVICK
TRA N SFER
li *»* ti»*ill I' •*% *Imi • niir mIf.
Hi* %iow uri i' ii fiMii**xiirfllnl tj
H'c ii K-r tin* Ii* ..I * rimiil* «i| i
«f||tflf«Mii mi.I
Infrniii
»‘U11**1 Iml l»xir M. v ' «-ii*rm apt;
till-1 Mir I l«* I ii i- Ail Mkr i
fi i*(iLx i■i »••♦rt ei i *, <>* (midiliafk
n itx ii Imi i »*|ern il in lluriai I
It ) M i l I
Tagging All Bases
:
i.
■a rit.i; a e a
oat.
p i• o. i fi,men
I irsi N .it I It,ink lJldg
*sanl*»i|. F b i r u l i
the g le a te
i In I ■111,iit du
between I aavn Niiri.n and .1,,
“ pilot neat1' ui the f ’nn*i.md«> Town
'I m will t... lu 1*1 he,. * ..night 11
HOSTiiN.
Ii
, IN S)
plati* a i .* Jinlv I.dm -on. I * \.-;ir old tl
•ugh Hu* Ma a i.u <>t flox in, . ..'ut et rt * t . ni-i lie, i* lit l >. I*. It .->
l m in er « f Inn . * a,1 l!**lio nil Park
I, ."id
11•■I
lie. tiled G* 11mt,i :i«*i. . Rax ' origi r, ti■*|>*
AUG USTA. C h . F**h. 21* ( IN S ) H. lee I.dii- on. i>tci *.| tin* mited I ..mmi* -e.n
—-Minus catcher /-oh T a ilo r, win. jock, v \ Ih* it h i m . . i., ,m.| ..lie o, whether rile all, I-l d til'll lit;* , f A. , ■Im Mi,Id!. We -t . and Lb.* >1 Hub
il lidkin- by Al Mellu wa
niton IIn ISi vton A A fly i i w lin
wan released to the Koston Hrnvt
both of Die It win -i 'i e , Paulin**
ut the wavir price, Manager John nnd France* , w|n*e., f a ilu r, * II. In.nal i t .veeuli**e t al, 11*dih v* 1 .old generally ret "g in /ed a - America
McGruw and Imuet-y men of the Irwin, is te w riiein,* a h g sl:'»le man, m anage! i,d Mello lumnuni. ! >I'.ih’ TUon middle-ili-ttrnci* t lliii,
today he would let,u* -I the eom
New York Giants arc due here to nl "Sunny .Inn'' C . . ( , a |,*-, ,.val.
iiii'sion to ordet ti i et in n bout on
night from ll o l Sjirings, A t k . , (
rin* gioiind that lludkin was in,:
most of the other regulars are a l
hulled lull k Him knd ..ui
in , h
DO Y OU K N O W ?
ready ut tint training rump here. (
fourth iniind.
•M.ll
will figli
Declining that Hogan and Cum-,
the Wtl’l.a l f.n in,thing
ui\|
i*
7
.
mings are eupitldu receivers, New
to prov e tlml AI i t lie U* t nun
...
York pluyers here suit! the less of j
( iiddmun lidded.
Iludkii . was
Taylor would not hurt the team ’s
New Yolk today* eiroU h 11.. 1,11*
pennant prospcritm The Urn VetC«**a*w J a c t c s o n v i J I e
Netifu.xka.
needed ti ctrlelier badly.
Fell.
Ut* LOS
ANGELES
. . . I’Oil AM i t : ii x . „ ■I w
•• • r r i r *
M c ih ! * , , are I
C L E A R W A T E R , F l a . , F e h . 2 b . ~ ( I N S ) — A good little man. as fist •
d e s i r e s i i i - r n HN u r n i
»- M ot -U * I It \ i
\\U Ml
( I N S i —Three of the hetivie.i hit ii- jin i la tiro !|in .t ’*■■ tl
*A M|K* • er ’I||r|
I i|’rf’ I I*
-hill tId It'
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i* Hi
te rs on the itro .l.lyn sipia.l Hah* ! i ill i ,*.....i I. g ma * a .1 tin m a 1
NEW Y filtK , Fell.
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a. V.
i■ m
r * i..i I; i 5 1 j m ,,
*'l ■* •
‘ te^ ,1 K- *
Herninn, Did I’.i .ninell. hi .,*, Ila i- t or el ri'i I lie
fi liana ran I'luiuolel le x Riekal.l Wn t - Sid
t ’ • 1 i■ *•»* t 'f l* tit V* i *•»)
vey Hendrick all want to play 1 I lie I . till III la * t* Ig i ' at \\ rig ley I. Ill-, New 1 *,| k llgll* wilulll . I.
u ., . . .
n ; X.*.
first hnse, iml uncle \\ ilheri Rob Fn-ld w In n Geol g 1 I *■i,Iti oy‘, tin* light .11tn in> Mi Ijinim ag.up, .(e
Yu*
it,* ! *i ,* tin* i <j *«ii* *
inson is grooming llenuuu I t all ' lllack e lwidow el
1-ei|iei*ville ' '" tiling t.i Ah<* K u t/. ro iiiagei n|
h
t-t,i /'.«
mi
ftU.it+i. t/ida*».
outfield tuitl
A It h nigh In- wa*. w a* .iWalded a tell tmiftd d’-cisnui l e l l l Mil ail mil
t,.|U ed |el'll
fVx
M
L &N E
helmed b y a f.y hall in In- l u s t . . I * P'lditiu I /i inline t ... 1>as, |n
m tbi' fti-t jnuiiil ui tt.en bon’
M<ri c . ’ i n l i I t M i n e r t l r * n i , T o .
workout. Hie I ..il.,- .in.win -igu- VVi».d.'i,«.|>pel
heli- hit t Week. '* 1 eri I I- willing
floo L, Dmy S | .9 J a c k s o n v i l l e
\ elnvvd i t til IHIO p e l-..iis |.U.d
light
Iniiniy ngain
wnuiet
o f fii-ldirtg. al* In v
take
all
-aid
K
a
l
/
$li!'a,llri
to
lam
\l
i
ig
li*v
Field
ST . P K T E R S H t'R G
I la ' ' T H
Ih.y le e-tiiimted
2'J.— ( I N S ) — Lt.J’/.eri, Hoyt
amt Pf.urn.ii'r Jack
menwere
turned
8h o rker hnn* not
-tgiunl w ith t Ii* I llt.imt)
i,w ay
th e Yiirtk’■**r. .and I.:i//.t*i i i ii
D w i- not an e\eiting light imr
ported to he lidding ol.t foi a two
year rotlDuel at SlaJMHt a -• a>"II. VVII- It packed with thrill** save
Manage) Miller Hnggin- profes win II tin* 1!a->ip*- exhibited tile
niggcdiicss
Hint
lie lum |
hl*s imt ( . la* w..| l e d l.y Lazzel i’s - nine
absence hi \iew of the l.iillien! •how o in nt h er engagem ents «*!■*••
ficldin-x t » lpi.itt. .ii g iicn hy 1.1*0 w hole
Th* lo g i n Siv till ed (,R e ve r him.
Durochifi, u ro,kit*, in In- l i t -i
Workout lie,.- iM c c h e i t nnu ijy imodle.l him handily when he wi«hitd I" and runic
into the
final
n’
played with *St.. Paul
CATALIN A ISLAND. Caltf l-'eh. round- with n tush to mot e than
ol t s e l wh a l i ve t ailvatitagt* point
21*.— fHCS)--Freddie Maguire and
K. Sccttud SI.
s* " l i n g allows an ag e t e- . - i ve , g a me
DrcsrHiitions Filled ITmiijiily
Norman McMillan, both candidates
figlitm uch ns Uxcmlutt nrnvctl t*>
c -
• If.Oil .1. I
i -I at p at
.* it> **x (iil.il t ut t hi
t>r
I". r. h it w • shotlltl ntakt
Enda Cold
•I
Architect
2 mr |* M U n* . . . .-m '■
Me - Lillian Jenkin.-*.i*. a 'I ; cat t\ inner **x**nl I " Si-mi final
Salnrdnv I v. time,
gill oi Monroe, Nile,
sure t*.
hum I M U iitii.-i *■v. i. II
hitv.* a "leg tip'', aI., vet y n*
Winner event
11
*'elitly applied foi a * .-,--* 1;. t j... I
cy'.-, lie. use with lie avowed inten filia' I
!' mi P \|
a I
tion o| mat in, Ilia* le t rigilbi-r
it,a!.
vocatie-n Racing nil**;, h w .vei. Winner event
Idoi k* .1 the. am bti,ni
I I . AIM M I O I I.
Others who nmy l.e seen in in.-
for the act-pud base job, have taken
the rye of Huns .Me C ailhy if the
Cubs. T.ltf y >y these hoy,> m e hit
ting tiie apple makes iniinnger
Jo e wi) h l.e had the second hase
mmsc-.bertha to Dll, Another win* fuirtdl 1
< IT V TR ARSKfirt ’
hia batting t ye early is Windy I
A: STORAGE ( 0 .
Englisji, the
pen d\e shortstop.!
With Kj Hi Cltyler and other slug- 1 10vpert Dliuio moving with
SE I.-I’O .itiano
gets I n . the Ijncup, it I*. >l.f like n 1 improved
fence-busting year for tiie Cuba.) moving etjuipmctii.
S H R E V E P O R T U . , Feh. 20.— ] Hauling -Cratinu: •ShipniitR
Side-Track Facilities.
( I N S ) — Visiting
Diemen
and'
Phone SJIfi
others ipjttre,-m .lug, hcie to d a y -to
HOP N. Maule Avenue
give tho/J<f glad hatid to’ Ma huger
Rny Svhftlk ami |iis White Sox
Ralph W. I.osslnjj
troupe when Uu*y stream in from
MN T Chicago to begin t'le S jn in g train
ing grind. I>«u| farm an* eng
.a 11-tn. it in
"h I i l t f i 1 i ■
Elton J. Moughton
i I hi
Vllerm-.n
Fisk, Says It with]
M ILE A G E
W H EELESS
P l a n s C o m p l e t e II] full! |ibllt li.h-"
ilc
F o r C a g e M e e t i'llIi *eI-, 111lir-ieby
t .m ere1,11* o| k*.-;* 1 i iu
To Be Held Here'i 111...........
.
of
flo
I L 'lllimo* f r oi Page I t
:l;lilt P. M. Dnvtomi He.itJi
Hantiell.
1:00 P. M Willi.e- event I
Winner event
■Frida., Er tiling
7:<HI P M. l.***-*’i- * vent
L o ser event •! (Consolation).
| h tio p. M. W inter Park v . Wt
tier event •
’>.
'.Mill P M. Winn.'i i * . nl
Winner evi-nt t
Saturday Morning
**!
Oft A M. Ie*i*f
1.1,-** r t*va*i: t t t * mii i*1*ii -n i *''n mi,
Final
to un \ M W inni i rM h ^ \
1..,—
•*I* l*V,*llt ■
r» M let - "laf i*'( i >i ml
t
not foi*
* . .. v y t . v _
�\
►»
----- 'Hie SANFonp nEitAU). Wednesday, FEnniJABY :a loss
lE
£
f
PACE SEVEN
»1
Celery Markets' "
Bureau Of Agricultural Ecoiwt- *
mica- eo-operaltng
with
the,
•
Florida S la te Bureau of -Mix- \
kct». — It, E.
~
“ '•
t.ocal ReresentattTW
;>•
*—-Help Wanted Male
yTilj
Wanted: Agent for Sanford dis
trict for reliable old line life in
surance company. Experience- not
Cut Id M » “ » ‘
bsolmely necessary.
References
will .be j r c r i ’ * * 11 -VfftffrtTD*- Tffw g nm*»«-»wVwmhh-..
, t nd collector »en.
.ufflcient to live three months.
Vddress llox 27, W inter Haven,
Florida.
' ____ 8c a Hoc
.........7c a Hue
I EL I* W A N T E D — llnve one of
l/'rJiti on requwu
Florida’s
heat
achievements.
rates are for
>an use a few high class solicitInsertions.
rr. Cash paid every night. See
, of average IengtD
dr. Gray— 211 W. 1st. St. Snnford.
a d
PoUticu! Announcements-
. R A T E !-
' chsree
of 30c for
^rtijine <» restricted
fUnification.
■error Is mode The San1 Id will he respons bio
incorrect insertion,
K r for subsequent
L The office should be
finmcdiately in cuso of
a d v e ih ise r p
Herald
representative
5* familiar with rates
j j classification will
B complete information..
Lg wish, they will assist
frordinK >’° ur wont Bd
mire effective.
ancemcnta
_____
le,vini! Sanford nex.
•Washington, llnltimore.
sinidiiU- two. reasonable
K. Hill Itoute A. Hi»
!:ni. Floiitlti.
1— .Situation Wanted
,A U N D R E S S : Will work nt home
or by the day. 101 <1 W. 9th St.
-Flnuncln)
A N FO R D BOND AND M O R T
G A G E COMPANY. 112 Second
- tVill lonn on Improved business
ind residence property. Also will
•uy first mortgng***i as security.
10— Livestock
’URINA
Chows, Seeds,
Lime,
Hay, F a r m e r ’s Supplies. Baunnn liras., 212 F irst St.
10-A Poultry and Eggs
IAHY
chief.*.
Tancred
strain
White
Legliorr.s,
$14.75
per
00; Rhode Inland lleds. $1G. per
00. Circular on request. Guy L.
■Uaekbum. Ellcnton, S. C.
F R E S H eggs, Bauy cK ck s, and
Hatching
eggs.
Ctckleberry
'•'arm, l-ake Mary.
J B E C A U SE ITuEAYSl—
1
v im cov.MTi n t i i N c m i v d
I
VTTOIIXKV
i
1 nt rph\ ttiHi- t h i * mvtliixf of nr.*
» tiauiDfinif m> candUiiiry for - tht*
*
TiT'J .
M • -t h * .
e u t l t m \ U - aU im
lAflfltXfllll ic
1 r r l m i i t j, will upprocht tr * any ;
I Kitfiijint t n\\ #a rn* bv tin*
Ul I UVIIII’I. t h f t l l , i f tlet'lril, Will
to lIn* iUnits wt thr utfku rny
'
I V Ij *. *!
r l \ U *■*»
w
There’s one iwirt of the paper that
every reader, no matter what his
other likes and dislikes are, wants
to read— if he’s wide awake and
up-and-coming.
And that’s this
Classified Section!
i:. w iiiT r..
r o it t i i n T v i ' i i i i « m t i v o
rTTOItNUV
I hereby annuuiice my candidacy
for rr->:,,'etbiii to the office of
County I're*. cuiliiK Attorney «tlt>-,
Jei I to I he irlll
of the voters
la l
the Penmei.iiic primary on June S
Jt'IIN it. I.RfiSAltDV
WHEN PROMOTERS ROE “CHARITY"
TO DECOY TRUSTFUL G0NTRIBUT08S
Investigations of Various Schemes for Defrauding
Public Out of Money Disclosed by Bankers
Association-7-Many Kinds of Fake Industrial
Promotions Used a^ Bait.
Dy W. R. MOREHOUSE
Public Rrlationi Commiision. American Danker* Association
ILLIONS of dollars raised under the disguise of
charity go to line Ihe pockets of promoters. Ticket
sales
on
rallies are commonly used, and while the loss to
r u n «t i t * sr.XAToit
any one person who buvs n ticket is
I
reh> m m , ** u cundliLltc
r-.
•*i
myrclf an Senator from*
small the aggregate loss for the United
ih i' ^t i l l
S r m it o r ln l
i l l h i riel c o m u f H s t ir itiu lc
H rcv a rJ
C!«»tin*
Mates
runs into millions of dollars.
lh>* sii t»Jerci tit the
Democratic
Usually the promoters of these schemes
prjnuirt t*» l»c hHU June 6th. 19‘iS.
I f *’ ! »*c t • *i I { ir o m lf t i* t i i c o n t i n u e
first make a contract with some chnritt o n < ifK (o r ih i* b e a t I n t ^ r c M o f t h e
able institution to conduct a campaign
• I f a t r le t
»tm l
* In v it e
> m j to
my
r n v r i l o r . -*u ch i m r * o i ! » n t '
Always the Same—In Service
for funds on lichtllf of the institution.
M ots .i.*x h »n m ! r u a U i* . c t r n v r v a i t o n * o f
n t ir h .It l i n t I i r*NOti,
t t n lu r U O T i c f
They are to run the campaign in the
Always Different—In Opportunity
Flats t.itOfi .ind mltirafluvu I a»»h
name of the institution and share the
•h*» *tipiH'f‘ 'uf (ill In' j 1 Democrat*.
proceeds. The whole scheme is often
J J PARU.MII
one of deception. To those who Imv*
PHONE 148
been led to believe that their ctm irt o r n i : v . m : u s (»»-- s i . u i m i i i ' ,
In,linns
go practically 100 per cent to
f
c u t XTV.
I '■ * * * unn Min* that I mi ,i
chanty
the following; ca-e we imnc.i*
C i t n J l i l . i l e !<u ........... .
t(* t h o 111.
flc.’ •)* ‘ ■■muiy
ii■, ' ni
gUtcd should prove illuminating.
PlHtnct No . ouhjrtl t* thr «!• A number of promoters recently con*
clplon n| thr vivti r« In ta#* Ilento*
traded with a charitable institution hi
crntlc i litn\ni> to hr tirlot on Juno
20— h a r m s F o r ^ a ie
6th. 4 J > l«»?|
Political Announcement
put on a campaign to raise funds by till
TflANK KVAN’S.
FOR S A L E — 2 acre lots. F in e ' rutile
of a new automobile. .>o far .*i
I
w r MOutHoufci:
truck land on Dixie Highway j
t h e p u b l i c c o u l d tell from the i
•r.erj
outsido city limits. Electricity and
t o f i n . v o i L . i t o r s i : m i M ti.r.
ro il t a x c o i.u x T u n
used
in
displaying
the
automobile,
the
full
am
ount-.
''
I Wish 'la 'ApnOUnre (titot t H n n * V•
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flowing w ater available.’ L. A.
M
ShipjHTS gut back in the
with H)3 c a r t from Sanford and
_
* to fioni Manatee Section giving
i
Florid i a total
of
118. Calif.
hipped 2u._*ari* .wh iv k - jr a ilt I.. S. TTTtnl LI l — H e — destination
of Sanford ahipmenta are -ns fol
low : 31 Witycrus* 19 Fotomae
-,»i
Yat'.ia, 7 Ghica.qo, 5 Detroit, 4
Fl'Jtence. 3 Atlanta, 3 Jersey C ite."
,'*J^
3 New Y* rk, 2 each to Boston, •b(l lii j
Buffalo. Toronto, and 1 each to
Baltimore, Cleveland. I)e^ Maine*,
Erie, E verett, Flint, Jacksonville,
Milwaukee,
Montreal,
Newark.
J New Orleans, Norfolk, Rhiladel! phia,
Providence, South Bend, Uti.
no
Williamsport,
|c“*
,Worcester,
vsaurburg, and R^b*
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|et,“ v“f „ ,, m!xrk„t
d, mftnd
pri,„ u djvl(Jcd mo,tly on the
hasli ^ , ilP, Thi.s iH t.,peciaHV
lliu, 0, th,. demand. The denmn.l
j„ ,;„pd nnd market firm for <>;3
'
the demand good nr.d mar*
ket *eady t>>r 4 and 10 dot., whll*
for the large xiieH 2 1-2 und 3 **t rlKM
'dm. th.. demand is a'w. and marke; weak. There i< very littr
‘.a il
, ehaigi; ... prices. »our and » dor
» J* ™
,
craW ,.arl„ad ,otv .q do/.
|wm, Jlscounu-d 25r, ur.d li) d-m. •*ir
j fl(k.
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T iio rrap bic report from Now
•Jb
! York Indicates the weather as 32
partly cloudy. Twenty-nine car*
. j T‘,
j arrived from Florida. The mippli#x
, ’tni"m od erate,' demand alow, mar*-; ,'■ i<f T
ket slightly weaker. Horida 10Inch crates were selling In job
lots at the following prices. 2 1-2
dor. $2.26-2.50, 3 dot. $2.25-2.75.
4 dor. $2.50-3.110. G doi. $2-76-3,50,
mostly around $3.25, 8 doi. $2.753.00, few $3.25, 10 dor., $2.00-2.50.
Philadelphia reports the sup*
plie« moderate, demand moderate,
and market dull, with the best 0
dor. sire selling at $3.00-3.25.
I <l*h f'* firiuouucf It.fit l Tin \ S.ilc p r i c e III t h e t i c k e t s w e n t to t h e i n s t i t u t i o n . T h e n * *. .
cn nil i*l 11•* f " r t ■i !»*cI •»»n t p 11u* «*t
A p p a r e n t l y it
flci* *ft I’uuiit) P* uiihxioiiir i i *•iti n o t h i n g to c o n v e y a n y o t h e r i m p r e s s i o n .
u.u* k|ii-ii .out .ilmve Im.iril n*ul wti** •"
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Dint ! M* N'l l,
*t t *a «h» ill
I’JsitHi ' i ih,** \o l ♦*r» n Ih»* I Vino* It.iJlif i 111111u*11«’11 hi men V4 Un MMI* the priqsised corporallou wk'cl
0f hi^ dental office ni
o'Fit I k I-i
tt» be tu i*t i»n him*
c«*ntnhiiu»iu Null linn* tti ul
v were crossly false.
kch Uhl!, with l)r. Mns- ! 0-15 Plants and Flowers.
6th. A 11 1*****
ti was L'ialmed that the p*'i*'na
tu»^T«W KTKKl.i:
pur
flnv* i ii«‘R ii iM'iun
"h in t Dahlia btillis now.
Write
1 nil I 1 \ \SSRMHOII
tiiii* mo ,^.t ••! ioi j It 1m I* "o** 'MM lion had tlie support of Ilia C' isoi
I
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CMinlnl.f
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for our I uiS price list. FI.OU1ff»i
i . j < *‘i Tax
rn u|' i !>J tl' Mi f **■1 * f i •-*■t Mill' her of Corniiterce, but 11 did «•'’
»A DAHLIA
F A R M ,. Atlantic
ft* !" 1 * "■« 1 . * lllijoi't In 11 # It,imi* r« i * 'li;u
h IJv\it* i AIN
i Im* *I»m P*i It,tv n any sin'll an emlorseMient. I'
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l service. Me it. VC service loulevnrd. .South Jacksonville.
f •11•*|•» f a*v M»h . 1'iiUiMo IimMIiI w.n i-lotmi'll that the eorponi'les
nr i ' t
1i.nl ,i signed contract for the o '<
IaInutto Rarher Shop
u a i tTHITTKNI »rv
II i iii On.v 1*1* n i i f i v\«iiiM
T E D Rotators Red Bliss Maine
if millions of dollars' worth of Hi
lit i l l >tax 'On* of the populai
.4
(selected) 111) lb. sacks, JG.OU
niukvHof aiUidtiubhiM \ r*'*v ,l.ivs pioilucu—orders enough t> k»»;
t'l I N't* I t.ng-' I’ute Fork
\ oririi
si:«ii xiii
qmulding
Rose
No.
4
(Certified)
i
n
ri'
j' v i llll'.etto AVC,
later II wioilil I'.im Ii' In ill—J.I.»vlti;J the mills running day and ».!*•-1 hattiiu Trio; 5. Twilight Hour; 0,
i ol
.7(1 Ih. s a c k s ' $G.00 Cash with all
some ni 11«-r |nqoil:ir (ii.i!<•• IViloil tor many years and awrt'.Hre'i |dinner music; 7, Synagogue Ser*
inlers. U.tiled Rroduce Co. 1355
lijllv the 'uni* «."iM pull Iti'o Insiiie Its success, but nil '): " " I vices; 7:30, Socm yan s; 8, Great
And found
Heaver S t.
West. Jacksonville,
History; 8:30, NeoHi,,
it lien* n wm 1*1 |•11 K lor li.nl was a valueless fake .vK.«* | y|onM.Mt)l
Fla.
nen.i.it i i n *. niiii* Mu- iironitilei* ineiit.
Kns-inn String ijuiirtrt; 0, Ipaim
VI a : i
Mtth p,i* o'* i I«v hi l .1k•*
<1 and Dell w.ts cl.ilniist by two of
Tlxmliailauru; 9:30, Goodrich Hour;
Ml,
mitN m k i s i 'H
ular'lpal pro:iiuii<i* tli.il tin*; l a | 1<i Sill, Nathiunl Grand ()|>crn; 11:. return If)— Apartment lo r Kent
III til- - Ol, 'll' I I . * *1*1 'll I
ll*' It,, hi)' 11- 'll . fi.nl m.mv j c . r s of evperlen* t h 3(1. Kemp's •iv hr i«tin.
lo*It* i (• . I * ll
i ■■■t ice r e .
Nicely furnished G arage 'Apart
•111* a* iaafin tat ** of wisdens,-—,l
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i on T t i i : t.i:*,isi vti i i *:
ment ll<>t and cold water. $20. W A N TE D to huy desirable similll
►
o c . i : •.KOiM.rTitiiK
I fa. bad u* u.ihlr 'd and (imnirs • I Asi.it inchest n i : 4, orchestra; 6, 7*
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pi i month. Rhone 2(*7. 915 W ltd
holmWill exchange n huge >
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siii-J* I . Ill**
.1 ' 1 v%!*< ii mill mtits It N t f>•* 1.ITC4*#'
l l ’s; G.Jil, Jeil.lo riighUnders; 7,
II, I - , . - ..I 1*1*. 11*. I,,
ii ( VI- St.
vim a* 1e
utters
I
desirable huine downtown for p a y - 1 :•i amt . in uppi enmie supooit In
ii* t ' (ill'll S I,i ft “*
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' Immreasonable; " " **’ ................. >'• held in Jua*.
meat and give very
J . I* *I A1<AN.
lo'
Kii rnishrd garage upnitmrnt with
rile I,.' I -s', I.*111*1 It ltllo ll e ll. *’l
Spnrkers; 8:30. Sylvnnia F’oresters;
M M t.dltl*
Ad
terms to pay the difference
I- .ll I .’'..Its. I'oitll.lIV to l!l*
garage. $25. per month. Inquire
9. Variety Hour; lo, Medilerran\Y
dress for appoint m e a t: 205
i,. ii, ( i>r ii*,. i * I,* i i n i ' i , III. ii
*.Mi
01 W. 10th St.
ciiiis; 10:30, Radii Franks; 11:30,
l oil i ul X I \ J t in-1
10th St. Sanford.
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:tlS M.
run m i i n
c o v n iiH s tiix n n
H
t'.lllll ill........
'll I le'l * ' I"'1 I” I
Slumber Music.
• IV
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I v i»l* to aiinoiini-.* H*«l I MW *»
Urdu i t:e Gar- A L L modern conveniences, hot
I ,.
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I*,.*,i i, , 1,111: i
Iii«;* .td i : *• * i* 11
e:niill*!nte fur the oiTi
of (toliatr fni M*
1
422.3. WOR Newark. 710: 2:30,
.0 1,1*
I o»ri*l i
water, down town lorntiiA., newly i!(>— M Is c e lJ u rc o u H F o r S a l e
t 'i.moilssi.*aer from tilxlilirt No S. a* hi i 1
Ii it*i«* in- * ni t-'a >■* '* •■ i" t *•
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Jessy Kerry; Fwdiion; 3:15, Roseslltije, t to Iti. ij. * rs,*.a of tin* Vot
furnished, rnch apartment with
vet, . mi Hu* .I'Cl.ii Hi* ,
*
lam; mclicstra; G 15, Specht’s orfimt and private hath. Rrice very renson- W r y cheap. Rortabh' VictioJn, •--» ls 1&» Den.o. i ill*' I'rlinaey (*i
,e ml - e f
g ••little ’>2 i'i 'Ii ’ * '■ *-•.
*1
tie h.dil on to!' ■ I'll.. A l> ts«*s y i
ehctilrn: 7, Conimodore Ensemble;
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Irr It. ialit i M! n e.
pillows, drapery materials in hightl
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9, K L i d
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10, C. do mb in
Nicely furnished apartments with grade marquisette, silk and vel
t1
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til III I
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r n i i r n i'X T i .xassj'ision o f
' tT
(ii» i f ni,iii» It i nt 1 t ' l l ' H •
omo’. nio
i
till*
1 • I .
;t M i
Rlioi! gt:i| li Hour: 11 05, Uyers*
t s x i :«*
ull modern eonvcnieiH-es. Rhone v et; Austriun elotJi fo r window
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oiehestrii; II 30. Witching IliUir.
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' 11 • i i ' "M l • ' ' - I i , ...
shades or bed sreads— AH new u n j n( Ni*m.iiole I'iiumy that 1 am
t-11;11 i•»". 1 ,H' -ll fill -* DM t* 4 T,,* |l 0
Ic nearly new Hupp Six To. f a l l at :UH Palmetto A vr.
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bargains.
Rhone
41'>
Verv I l;>ap. I’ (). lto-i Hi— H o u s e s F o r R e n t
>* \ M 1 » :. 1 . . W I I i» IN'** *\
Her .*! Tax Assessor, subject to Ih*
ll
15. . igan, 7 05, dinner music; K,
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• i* '.Ml* . 1♦•M |Ii* 1b
or si't* these at 211 Chapman Ave decisnm *n ih* * n*r» In the 1*em
iutd
1 limner lb. n*e ; "* 30. Cl mcert VIVhc.i crntl*'
Pi
lin.ir*
n
be
held
In
Jun**
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III**
!.ake
nue.
larg e
nicely
furnished
house:
of this >•*,r
•r.xis; talk. 9 30, Hawaiian T r UJK*;
The "Charity-' Drive
L'CliCF,
( Legal N n llrrs )
••nii Until it lint I .t rents
gill age. 210 laikeview Ave. Ap
> VAllflllAN.
Smoked home cured llrooks Count:'
10,30, danc > orchestra
f ears and (Tahbm trucks.
1
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those
ply garage apart meal or R. O.
r 111' •'IIt* i ' it ■ •'i >i i; i *’I ' i 'i
Hams, 25e pound, Hncon 17 l-2v,
M 17th Street. Rhone 3,
285 6. WII \l H.tit im iv. 1.05(1: d.
were
Ihesc
|ivn
promoiers
had
m
it..i
scheme
Whether
t o n i t.i.iiK o k c o m r
ISi I|,i: i *i It \ i \ i •I .i *I; II •v
llox tKH.
I |i. 1 , ' h i
ini,* *t in e e m y c a a i l n J n * *
shoulders 15e.
Guaranteed first
Snndmun C'i
. *■ hi, *1 nner mu-*
I . VVI V I III \I NAI 1C Ml ' lit* "( v you mhc io i*iMint l i*r mnkn nil In been connected with inn mills In
r 4 Ri«»’>AN GO. Auto
i **i p *i . * :..i .
t reelinchl ll will pa* ton to get |he over twenty year* ami they Ii u - ie; >. tin*:
elasN, ('ash <r deposit with outer. fur el* rlr **f ih** * iii ult com t "ul.
. .etc 11 air; 19,
NEW
Homes
at
Sylvan
Ijik
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ad
4*
j,.,*l in it,, will of the voters in
»nd fleet metal work*..
ntlctiipted nt iIIRc m M tlnus ti * d.tnce i n ' -tra, 10:30, vocal and
the ! v inn* rail*' primary te he ' k I-I i i i i; i \i i . " i ri.i 11:n * ■.' i ■■' f.n ' s '
joining I’aolii. Large tats, g a r Y. H. ilranan, (Juitinnn, Ga.
f 6 Avenue. Rhone 718-W.
XI11.t. AI; I • ll SMITH M Vi t : a !
June
I will apprielale your
I ali i i ui'.iii'l v I here Is a general prenmio mills, all nf whhli ti if
Ins: t uii'rn'nl.
age. a foliage. Rent v n y reasnnI'* ilIM .I
I " I t T i n : IWC.NTX
n C E L E R Y FARM
Household fur- suppnr I
Impies-hui
uhroml that wildcat fulled. Olio of llm piMiniiiris rep
iS'fOr.D HG1GK CO.
2G0 7. WCAl* R’lilnl
ua, I .ilde. Apply L. F. Hill, Route A
i n t iti • j i i *1* q vi, i i >:• i i t " i
it
a c - m it
^ | niture, Stove, Mattresses, Lawn
protunlhim am cfiliiltied In oil, rrsenloil llml furmerly he w.i*
T ill: STATK " I - IT.Mill!' V
p!2 VacnoPa A ,e.
150: G:2.0, two r* hr t
7:30, in*
llox 10.'! or see agent
2 p
I'lTATIoV
‘ i Mower (new)
tools, Saturday. r a n c i . k i i k ih r t n c t ' i T r o r m
milling .nut new Invclillon*
The preeldnnt amt general manager
f .- ie :hi7.
strum ', t il trio; S. tt 1 cei
e:3f*t
daily at office at Entrance.
t h i ; t a x r a v e i l s 'x i * M in
I wish to unniuim* that 1 om ** i n/.r;X’H
Gibson’s Farm . Geneva and Rich
t ■uiIi I* mini) slock selling pro one of the larresl woolen mills I e Coveted U’.ig m D.iv
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HI,AVI
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VISA*.*
9, WDIl
candhlvt*'
for
ie
election
to
the
**f|HU?£..V.t R.’dONS
niHTItli T Mf Hi;.UI.M«l I* c m \ moibiiis no iqi.*t,.iei| under the Cnnadu. The fail was Ihe mill in
House 1 105 W. 1st St. Apply Kent mond Aves.
flcii ni P in k of tlie Circuit Com I,
prugiaom (2 h i - ) ; 11. 1. il l iinhi'i*
TV. fl.nlllMA
°ru Automobile Co.
fnrred to had gone Into bankruptcy
of Hi tnlnnle P.unity. 1/lnrlrts. «uh
inline of oitiei I'hlaelrlea
Vulc. Works. Rhone 17,
u
i i e i n t A S ihe hi . a v iv h i i a ix
tra.
HOAX FOR S A L E : 30 foot bridge j,.ct’ in the decision of t l i e j a m n
®l« Ave.
Rhone 137.
and In* Und been rateinkcr of tin
T.ilir Clalnvi
V* r. IHHTII Ii r II I ‘run . *
* 406.2. W F I - W I .r r Rhi ade p'-in.
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, *r«rlc tv.i.r* mi Seminole Count'.] P* |olh'11
Several nice unfurnished houses
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A i * m .iii . L'lmip of promotera tti- ill,nil
in the li.niMCTiille Primary Ills- * Ih
hntss Service
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1.1. Id . i it'
in Edge wood for $35 per month. fully equipped, sleeps six. Price linn I,. 1 v h.-lil on June till, A 1’ i
resllt; I I i* I I "I fur mill Htill'k III
Tills Rlviry of mlsrepresonlallfin
'♦Mill 1.. .i» 1*1 miB' i* ’ i U '
Mvutieots m llisto rv : s .10. Ihi I'1?".
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m.ihI.m1* •!♦■* t• . ml
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bungalow.- in Rinehurst reasonable. R. O. Box 038,
a
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mill
In
order
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duplicated
In
practically
(he
|Rainltnc: Interior Dcc- Also ;
v ii. p n r n t . A s s
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ltidhlx 1H Hu
I Man theatre pi gram:
unfurnished
for
$3o
ner
month.
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resorted
lo
whole
Industrial
Hold,
and
because
, 9:30, Go •»
i .oonahle. Rhone
1 Hi U S A'• 1’
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FOR SALK- -Good Ford Delivery
TV
r m i s i i k i «u *I'
our Industries aro being explulted r ""h Hour; 10.30, National G r.a d
ihe
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and
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i no* * cu ml !dat e fnl the olflr*^
truck, $3.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat
i'i
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TvI ** < in,*
Afiei s.'iillng splice with Intaut lo defraud, It behooves . **l" • '
f, Sheriff iiiul will itpprerlr.fe Hih- i nI. n l>Ir; «it* ♦«'u
Mnke me an offer. oport
n* * tIMII lit. • ’ I 'I
TWO 5 room bungalows 125. per almost new.
348.it, WOO P.ul.ob Ipli i; l ‘ V
In lit* June I'rlma.v.
in i * '
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Hour of all office every Invostor to Investlgato ciiiip
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month. Woodruff's sub-division. J . A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel
folnu liilli •»• l-rih
’• «'iM"'i Inillil'h: t Hiitliig mi a busy street fully, lie should consult Ills hunk 7:30, dinner must.'.
I"rr-1 v 'I \ i > little money
n
IN lit•••n n*'i% • i * Ui l} *
, Id 11 •c . n,.\\ (,y U!(,. of Rhone 135. T A llmtherson.
315 ll. KDKA Ri* -but :h.
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Plenty of WOOD & GOAL ot Du11»i #* .*1 I h** * *1. i It ♦»« i • ' ,i ’ »•* Ihev lo hi i ta il * :iiii;*.ihiii Orally er before drawing bis cavings out
I'M'UT
ami h* pt iiiled .oivl i ll v*ia**nis ex* ami losing them on some nlld.nl
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dences and Mercantile Buildings
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10:30, National Grand Opera.
fnr Fii',Afrilon *i»
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i "Revi.ltilinii thivatened Lima A
dutinns as tothe ndaptihilitie, an I , R U i , ;e^N *. X
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WTIC WTAG WCSH W L IT Wthe city’s treasury was raelied on j
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.i n lirii’g e; 9, concert: 10, mu>lI li e r c liy iinnmini'f m e o t n d i d s c v
sirand nf Cfu’os, ntcoiding to st o W ED N ESI) VY. El'IUH U lY 29.
Nrw Florida” ; also ask about un r i n il ly subject to the uetloti rtf
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New York. «1« ' f i l e : 11:30. Cnrry Mo Part; to Old* ■■Cfj ‘ -j
ic* o f deep sea men, e'aimeil the
to uni free acreage offer. Durham the Dsmocratlc ' primary to o* ,*•■ • • 1'i.iiit •iGilcr; *v the actlan
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urflee of Tax Colleeior of Hemlo*
ole Ouui.t), sulijeet In Ibe action
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1'rlniury to lie bei.l in June.
Five Poultry F arm s, stocked with
Vour support a III or «ppre.(.lated.
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hundreds of laying hens. New,
now ready for occupancy.
Also
Modern Filling Station. Store and
putt t a x t i M a f o n
Tea-room wil! be sold at A U C
1 hereby uliiiouuce to (tin pioplu
TION on easy terms March 1st. a'. of S.iionoli County that I am •
I'.iiiili'lutv (or ta\ ass*«sor subject
Two I '. M. located in l.nkrmont to the tlelleloli ot tile vote’ s til
Poultry Colony
on
Main S ta te I he hemveTHtlo 1'rlmiit > to bo held
In Julie of this Year. I have lived
Highway between Avon Park and in In nage am] Seminole counties
lor ID years
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Sehring.
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ecla
re
doled
a
conrl-murUal
two
years
>rv(|jct T h a i S2H.808.ppo foi urjny aviation
Network O f Airlines
al court, which has concludei
ago to arouse
the American
F tielless E n g in e Is N e a rly
.'150.000 U nion .Miners W ill xhv
" «:'1 >•***'Its jolt o f sitting forth “ com
Between Americas
people to the need for a greater
Im possible, In T h e ir R e lie f
pletely and with particularity."
S lo p T h e ir W o rk N e \ l A p r i l1 This iu'n • featured the W ar I'
Is Du? ToLindbergh
the reasons fur its general
M o 'lfl IN O t l i l l l l i y
l U i * * ’ * ----------------------------- --------------partmviil appropriation lull, total oil V i rv ice.
T lY House treated army avia- J
findings,
probably
will
be
pub
Explain Method OF
t:oii with extreme liberality but
lished in a week nr ten days,
’ifteen lnd!ctm ente'|?XCESSIVE R IL L S Investigation Body
Mysterious Motor following review by the Secret
. . —.
i
Prepares
between the Homo and be Senate went a little, further,
Senate. Itolh brunches howcvci tn addition to approving a f*2-l.ary and
the Judge Advocate
were agreed upon the necessity i ''ii.iioo Hepne np|iroprintion» the lint s t a l e T h a i I \nver D e v e l General.
«ltC T riu m p h s
C o m m is s io n e r M a k e s U e p o rl
C om m it le e R e liev es I.egisItJ- for developing a great air foi .• Perui'.i- si t «a -i.lt* two funds, total
•1
oped Is N o l S t i f f i d e a l
I'*
liv e R e m ed ie s Musi lie Had to protect the t ailed States fr<u.i. ling ' 2.1 ..'.non. already approvin'
P o o r (ju n iit y H e in g R e s p o n
C a rry W e ig h ! O l Airplan e?
Proposed Routes W ill
T o R e lie v e C oal S itu a tion its potautiul’ enemies In the fat id to i*,. ,..,.d by army aviation I
s ib le F o r In c re a s e In U se
|Ut>. Iiaitthi'f at a authorized the
Link Panama, Cuba
ure.
Ifendanta A re To Be Arguing that the city’s hills for W A SH IN G TO N . Fch. 2 S. (IN S ) The uppropriatinn of millions of t : i i (he A ir Coi p> t • en ter' W ASH IN G TO N , Feb. 2t- ttNS
- I'errcstinl mngnelisiu may he j
And United States
- fui' #-.,i*0o.0lnf worth of
Tried First Oil Em gas during the last month have A new strike of ilMijint) anion dollars for new airlunes nttd foi i oat r a ii l shu
Inure scd to create energy that
e.........
lelivery
in
I
'.••tit.
been between 20 and -‘t-'I per cent miners in 12 states is tin •atened m
b ezzlem en t Charges ton high, Commissioner Frank l Apr. I, United Mine \Vo i !.i i - o f the training i f army aviatnt Tin;, ni. .!.• a i rand total n f#nearly will turn wheels and make t
W A S H I N G T O N . Fob-, 28.
was in shuiti contrast Ut
t
graph instrument' tick, n grouj
— ( I N S ) — T h o kpell o f t h o . .
^
Miller yesterday submitted a de- ficial' reported t day
It. - pee- monger funds given this branch ..'J.nno.nitti to U- spent on nvm- government >ciei.ti»ts at the ItuI.one E n g le o f th e A tla n t ic
loiTCst L a k e ntld A . K . tn{|0(f wp-i-t on gas'chnrges to the ml Si imtr Coal Conmutti.
t*i*nii of Stand.lids agreed today*
of tne national defense in pre ii' ii
tiuk ixriuped th e R cpn b h cs o f
president and v ic e p re s i- City Commission.
tun they tinned tluinhs down nn
A fter nearly a "eck '- in>e>iiga-;
myiteriml* and much discuss- E x a m in a tio n O f F liv v e r P la n e tho C a n b lien n anti C etttra ly
;m,l easltior. r e s p e c t iv e - '
pis
report included
figures lion in Pennsylvania inht-. the'
R e ve a ls S m all lM uc In sid e A m e ric a .
«
_
"fuelless motor” invented by
Senator
I f till* d e fu n ct S e m in o le showing that more gas is being , i nil in it tee, headed ‘ by
z\s n d ire ct re s u lt o f C olon
G as T a n k ; D e tro it E x p e r ts
ter
J
llmderdtot
of
I’
ltts(I t ) ol blab"
returned
1"
i. w ju |)t> p laced j made from less fuel nil than w as'
W ill M ake T h o ro u g h P ro b e el L in d b e r g h ’ s good w ill to u r
burgl
iuty i.aiitv.
}
........ used a year ago, indicating, m- in Wushingti'U today t•• prepare a
„f
l.a tin -A m c r ic n
co m m e r
Tliat
sinlt
a
motor
of
generator
trial
M atclt
U.
th ‘ cording to Mr. Miller that an in- n port for the Interstate Com
M Kl.im l'U NF.. Fla.. Feb. 28cial
in te re s ts o f seven rc rati lie n*ed to drive n*r| loiti'S ( I N S > Fishermen
Lfes g r o w in g out nl t o rj-,t|jor quality .if gas is being man- ineree Committee.
and
coast | ublirs hacked by Amcncn cap.was regarded a- extremely doubt
u-,rd vc-set* for miles along the , •al
lire o I I lie bank Iasi A n IT* (ifartu m l and tin- larger aimmtits
and
tecUnitai
advice
nrc
States which will be alii ilcil
ful by lb I'aul It. I ley I. inventor |*a l Cos t i f Florida kept a d o s e ) reparing
ffi aeetirtliilK 1 «» st deeiMton |thus necessary for heating pur- the threatened walkout include
to
extend
n
net
of
the
earth inductor e>>mpn
watch foi the body b f H a r r y v ork of igminv rcinl air lines front
1 ’/
•rflern ooil b y .lU (lK «! poses are responsible for the tre- Illinois, Indiana. I nvn. Oklahoma,
1 r 111 my ionf W
n i.lriJ.O
u c i s w if Chosu
vn ».-.i tb;ii •
■.I l.li. ‘.11" cli to ' a ce. * Procks. chief t c - f t
M
........
Wyumiiiii:
W
m
v
'
Urn
A
.
«
k
s
compk-lw
Sue
.-Vnuiuy
f, r ,ho 1
tt’ tt 1*' G ra y , s it t in g on ntendmis inerenses in the charges
.
I'c.tkc I ’n r T h r i'c N n v y A vta - ...
‘ *ar^ a *’
i
V^ - l ; ; -'d ir.ub-Midor u'oinpnny
cc ss fu l Non-Stop Journey
ail court beinpt jii , .Montana. Texas, Ohio and
ec
lU'iii'li 4
>.ff Huthe * it ire .til
he- j|made by the city.
*
i
iakehu
tv
tToPananut
?
H
it.<lvnr
wt
l
cil
l>
rt»m
lilt
m
p
l
on
rf.Witi:nsr -•.eh
d - •T
i i he
a *i >ar hei•• tintvhurpt
ToPanama
Guba.
the
last
country
visited
the d'.HiiuuUficatiou ..j>.
Tiic ryport also nhowcU that ^ur-t-S'oMhum W esf Vlhfrinla.
V r TOin I*nK©it ................... - r
Kuatl-t To A n n apn h s rail-* I i 111 •
1 .1 1 ;i> .. I V III.'ll ! ' II- .
tit) MilcsAn Hour
ley eight
•
: V Undy. already has' begun a
u Wtilhi »• W. Writfht.
i Inu tlu* month I Januniy ^ns hills sections hoiiic union 1 operations A u T fl^ in ^ >
"an
till
ft"
1,, .•t , «i \hi* l»(M»*h lu*rc . urvey for a niitiic-sl air n i . ]
v v- h i m ; i i in
i ' *.
Js
rai^iicd in o|u*n court shortly . j fl Snnfc»r«l \vri»* considerahly hi^li- |,aVi* been uftrkln>; uiid r tempor-[ ^ o i.O N , Pann
annum Canal Zone,
i
M ne ill '• t. while
r a ex.ending r m tip to tip
.
I
I............
I,
111;.
o'
t
ll'
, 1 iiVhn'k. the two hankers |0|. |im|1 jn otiiei* nearby cities such nry waire njfrceinent
Ml efforts'
\(IN
1 NSI
S ) A fter a stay " f
t IOC
,„,,t
,
veto
a* l id ke'U n in ill'g ,,f Mu* fitlO-nnl. island.
w
t
i
.
f
I
In-snpeake
Bay
icivmg
,1 imi uiiiity to chi*rues l,l|,‘ !as
as Palatka
I’ nlatkn and Paytonn
Daytona Bench. ||ms f ar to negotiate a settlement j j12
.j hours ,,,
f.t
in the Panama Cana!
,| w !*• sardy course in
,*. i o Kivu, Haiti and C .ha n > •
d. .1 '
• In.', tin- ae-ial si-'ir. h
|n
din
l in la
l.f. imlictments,
indictments, recently
recently |)ur|
nir Jnnitury
January the average San./
ti'p
i*ni«i.ti States Navy dir
During
S an have failed, union officials de- j. Zone,
the United
,. . i|i,i |lc 1< .t» w ,1 t>e washed consented to s ! port an i.".t * r^
■
r
I
i
■
mi*
mg
mu
il
i
'
moi
|it„d hv u special session ef ford hill was over $'.'.2M while in dared.
' igible I."s Angeles left France
,, i
ilo
vvnlt-li
' a*
being 'and pas ‘ tiger and ii|n ' • • *r.u*e
i . a ' - ut *'an wis • t day •• 1 * •'
grand juiy. The accused men Palatka the average bill was only
||„ pieseut time jileiut 1:,S** I Field ut Ift.Ui A. M. o'ylack for
, iigin d a s far south u- M.an.i
w r a POJ-mile ro' tc. The inter
vvoi'd.'.l
tells
of
Maryland
au.l
V
'
1 1,,'foie the court facing $-l.7W,
'ino men an- on strike. The coin- Cuba.
.1 1
\ prisin' ii i ry .Mi-vinu ion of
land in .to wo l.l connect
v. • ^
Mp.rtev M n«nt H. Smith. | t 'ommissiotier Miller and Mayor miu, colleeteil about 200 pages of I A big crowd which had been . 'imi
, la.
... t «■ ,. i. . 1 phi ne. the All-Cuban mail r it, a
I .i i .i and Mi'i'lunes join.at in t u
.11VI'
Tl„g ih ..
ninl- ••• nnisem. K. F. II ushi.ldcr both indicated te-liinony on its t ri|». Instead of a
, i ., i .. ■i S«> .j, lian in,go. nn the
gathered at the flying field
t'e
ll l ub .n '
b.
\*„t guilty," 1 |dod l.akc m a I bat they believe the 10 per cent written report, the subcommittee shi Illy ufler dawn cheered as t o -i ir h a' ■hi v i ! ■ lay foi • '
'i
• o i g . i ' ah d a tiny
pi.
„ verge with the
Havana KtJT
,,
tlicit
a
ni
hi
•
c
' disc.Hint offered
oil
uhnortliully will relate ,rally to the full com great aircraft was untied from the
Ittisl v voice.
i . i, i Ip ui" hole ol W -t tin.* at Havana, thus bring
t ,. n mi- mg '
Sut guilty." r turned key m ' high Jnnunry gns hills was not s u f mit tee' it ' experiences in •In- mine pocial mooring must and moved
•
. | . , .f ih,< g:,s tanks. ing the two new lines into dir
Tiny
il.'iip
ii
'i.
t
•an r but')"••*»•■' tone.
ficient and that at a speeial meet . amps, A meeting w as railed f"«
'
f
„ Fnincc Field under Ju t
•,
r no I
ei
lll'in
•>
ul. ..ii a simple tw hip
ntn t wi*h the United State*
(though all
- a-i s were ol ing of the t’niiiiiiissioii tomorrow Thursday The general ..iveslign-, ^ J
y
I. I!
. p , . I i vsic ninv and -h'U
Panama h
*x.rr.'.»cd a
=>•
imii
I
lamp
"H
B";
bp
,||v ei by lodge Gray !"• they w- old nilvoente u h u g e r dis lion by the full eomimttee prolinlily
'
______
i , , i a ,,t g i,. to the mot* r
at!.i tic m'eri s m a prujict
,-t, J2 the d.ilutinent under m i n i mi the February lulls v. h o b will get under way next week.
'
,tNl
C A N A I. ZONK., Fel
P l.t tac ‘aril.b a Irl mil r
•h , |,7' umk. 1 will mlually K" will In- mailed out within a day <u
In the committee's opinion some
|1NS|' ' |(u. |U1KP U. S. N in:
. . ........................ I th
ith gam ma < ity, '*h*. t,
....... *
•ial in-! will I the fourth re
legislative remeily must he found. ,lingihle I .os Angeles presented a
t |> Hit. Soil Ii vi
<» v
.
. -ei!
| ' .n r • ' *’>"
to o del t I "I
"h a t
k" .1
HI 1" , l
Commissioner S. <•■ < li'i-e • ane I,, leliiv o Uie present strike collili- '
nt i.y tie grand jury, ebarg,
.
ti
•
»*nr>
t
■
1 Iiiari.ificeiit s.ghi at France Fly
I I u*
S I m i b , ot l b
*k
hir
'
i i.,.- i .« I . i ' i
1
hy
nil
f
"
lin iu l. .ni with emt»er*lrm«*nt out in flat-footed opp sition to iiu. ti n- or unrest will spread to othei m, I Id here today, perched a'
) .i
. i' ’>■ a d for
.. .111 i;..g> i Baii'v lion o •*.
I i , |. nl
ib v n e I bat
I U "I tank funds in further nr larger disc units on t • to.In tcii -, nn Imling the i iiilroads,
1 " |,
in' 1 ll -'i1 .<*’!■ ..
• ,|i< • .p . f a mast erected espeeiul
iiihii
. ,| ..*.
Mu • I .............. I
' M-l.e,
iif f ii lent
pov*.
i *im im i
g;is bills. He said in bis opinion ami affect thousands of pels.-its. | h i , !„ i , .lining. The dlrigiblmount
'I . '" "
Uin’er the ...........................
Miami.
a my
.
nitb
maci
•
t
i-m
to
i
un
..a
.l.d
Ih
■
.
man
to
u
nl»f>
"
'
a
•
|
tvvi'i
v
•'
___ .. . ,
.
,„n n "i tin.
piesciitmenl
cj|y was too "hard up t . l e .\.< progciim lias been innppeil "Ut
I wa mo. red s.itely ul 10 :2 a lm all pill t. and w bo 11 wmeil un I * j am "
,i ecus! cities
we
1
1
*
:
w'll'
1, 1 I1 iged with c inverting iVjt n aii.vthittg." He said b'•Mi.
28
' a ,
I,ill a hill calling for federal super ! mght upon the completion of htj lli. W r ght Brothers and Gle i* |
l i e earth inductoi
Smith
plane ill which Ilnr
fund.' t>. Ins own
*se and perfectly satisfied with his Janu vision of tho coal industry will he j longest n.m-stop flight nincc site
i .'iis, was a native of Bnlliin'inl | I ascd mi the pi ineipb
,
new Gulmii service, to he.
- o*i.) 'a, . Id aviator
1 alleged
nave allied and ary bill Ilf $2'.I.M» and that lie be presented by one or two of the I t-ros- .| the ocean from Gernim y*.
|'| , .. f,.f| llampl'.n B.*;'il- at
I
I'
i,
ally
mail run and gradual.2
f,. in
i rn*h at Mol
id him. Tin second r unt al- lieved previous bills had been too committee
members.
Senol >r,• The I j. I- i her hangar
it
l. fling
• | \i lei,I iv in-.i nine m m
, will l>e silbjis* ed til t„, expanded t» imsscngcr Her'i .
| j,)' Ii. - 1 n Itx I .like ot the |,,w When C iliiniissinner Miller an Wheeler ( D) '.r Molilalia already:
[ |.iiI.■-In11
\ J . at »>:o.r' oM. i'l. i, i..I I'.iiin plain 'they should b.iv* I
„ • '.'.-"t ioii l>y nirrrafl will be . j-'ia t i-l hy the Pan-An
ampuil! litll Key ehargi’d inuineid his findings rnneciiiitig has m lioiluci d a bill I " iiiitn.milize |
Sunil.i\ in.'t iioig.
She n,itdi
the , . i | Vie n Ii
about I X M .
I|,e I old Mo or C*11111- . nran Airways. Inr., winch m
;,i |. . , 1 .1 ain'ttillg Inin in tin- Hitting d wn o f ttie unioiint ni tin mines.
2.2'Ui m
light in S'J hour "lot | r
i, ,, ..... . . .iioc and th' v b ni
vv*'-*
|| p,' of determining , „,,erntcs the Havana-Key
.ol used in the gas, C.immissiniier
T ‘t|. gientest di of the industry. I| :ii nmiiit. . averaging slightly h -,s I, .1 ,' 1'MVid. s. me alal III W.I fell |
ir.ig," accident, serv’ic '.
.
Chase
said
the
City
hail
n
o
d
t<
>
■
ndant
s
.1.
I
lalg" n . 'I ot t he
the • i.mmittee helteves,
is over* l), nn r.o miles an hoi,r.
. on .
ml nc. plain Vvel, • • * "<•' ,
J T. Tnppe, pre lidcnt of tli')
d todav
nun h "ll heielnfore.
.'inn ye
«. .1 a 1 u e Itoui
prodiirti ui nml nn over su p p ly • of
I
I,...... ,di the
' Ih «
■'
1 1 e , • K member of ■ I’n-i-Vmen aii Airways, who f
\ tig "les tv a
III. I
nutsi'l for
I j* t'oinnii siiiu iiftei ioii.-nlei- mini i s The committee was -.1 rung I
II ,, |!1 it ... 11 W Ill'll
lie
,. i.
t. ,c nni.
1 1a
. I It"
It " •• l"
111- Malt ever allow
M
at ••;:«) I
• unci 1r- in Havana on the snm,
■
I.
ial,
i.d di fense ingneil
ild diMtls*-i n instl tli'tvd Citv At- III It- denuileilition o f III!" alleged |
I. v.
■I
t.iminiature craft and hi,, with t'liarles E. Hughes, head
I vi.I !i • . iniglit have i vp*'i
i
way
ma.icsti.
at1
imiii'v George A Del "tie- i > lake iin-use . I injunctions in labor ill*
In
I I I 1 .it r
V « lb 1
•
I .
nd motions i'f* si
all | p,| Us of th" of the United States Dell nation
. i light field and I > .1 ,,'tl.i i d m : • i II'oiil It :i**d lambd in
tile p i . Iinimary steps towaul mi
1 Milil.i I ' attolilev - in .11
■Itul Ml 1< I "l U II"
II"
put,
Senator G o s lin g rbaraetei
Itul
i
.
-.
an
b
rig
l,ot fun il::u With It, to tile Pan -American Conference,
•
|lie
wat.
i
igi't
i• .1 sides gleamed 1
w ..'ilit di iv"
M'i
ni*
mg property owners debiiipii'iii m i ' i d as "outrageous" the injunition
ill 11 1 he indietmenl
<
v*n» in Washington today present
. uteri
t lie f Ii ■ I of ............Ill'll ,| all Ilf' ' J' "II u 'd m
...j
;
r . l . - " *TF'i
payment ot their paving n - - i -•in
M.ntday tifti 1 ii". n a
wb.ih fi rtilds 'i n k e r s to eougir
... lit«-libft to Rr.v.ik* ing his pr jc < *" Die A ir Secre
. . .1 skyward lv
Ii ,;e , .I the night wpl il gi-M mg *
I,.......
bun
iu.
l!'
III ll!
All ilelllliiuent nw nol s will gate III the little cllliroh yiild 111
it .I'd did not
I -I'e»>
.. Ford I ’ompxny •" taries of tho fom m rvo. Mar nml
lit at the tlying ! • Id. 1......... -I I lii m
1 1,. N. -ib Slur, million
I e given ii 11 lid I nol lie by let tel Bus-iter. Pa , to sing hymns. Tli
1. when a ig o m 'iil'
,, . \t emh *1 I bi .
e, believer •" hi* nil- Navy Depurlmnnts.
The -i ai.'li
...ling was eflei-ti.! . t'.er
n
i|
,
•
uvv.'iv
in
r.p.o
'*.
lui*
..........
sun
is
started
against
them
iTgll
l‘. n.di I lUi'in laid lu-i'ir
Senate Judiciary Committee is ii vv i
r the flivver plnnc*
Tho test flight of the giant navy
.. i: ..f jilnuit ball .,'< I or m.'inmg ' " tl| .||i< .i y that Ui Mi
,|ir, , t us ,o till ii a smi*I’
N
stius will probably be stalled hid. ii'r hearings on the ShipMend
I • I II
.I
I Ins mm nni'* wa>
i,ciloe I roil Id "
I ' ' ei- .la11 He- v ill yy Itmv b.l'e gone .'If linn i. " Ililhlmrd -.*<•! " A devi.i- .., >;,|e to till* pub'.IC could not . dirigible !•<>* Angeles from Lake' i ding- mi the arguments within the next ii0t days. M l. D e Itul i i cm h the injunct ion power "f
.
hurst. N. J . to tho Canal Zone U
soldiers aided m the (lu ll I'ourse w lm ll la pi I»c puli' l „ : „ „ ,'.l in the vv.ir that wonbl be !eu' inxl.
Codes infnrnieil ihe Con'iuission.
signing ,.f vai inn- nrdi I
bet w e l l
Hampton
l i e iv I uni. ..........now in Fort
ihe federal courts.
j,
rrunrdod in aviation cirvlf* her*
over wal i
i lioring the ship
'ilil
1
1
I
bv
pre-ein
of
i
loan
wit!
I . ( the maze o f pleading A r.-ipu -i foi a permit to creel
d v i 'i Kla.. will decide the fil*.- •
Hoads i nd A mm poll
and . ia*bed
Activities of nllegcd c Oil 111 II11is t ■
another step in the direction of
|
in
lift
y
feet
by
the
beat
given
off
i,Iti. nils hailed tin- <biigr.l.iy, lli state emerged vi«- a filling station at Park Avenue among striking c ml millers aroused
’.. policy of the >'"jiiipaiiy in re- connecting the Caribbean net work
on laud III the ..... led n..",- "n |,v In'i far*'.
Bill that il»i*sn'
ns
a
practical
<
h
monthe “ fliv v ir " planes ofn- m almost every instance, and E ’i*venth Street made by A. W . Senator Gooding. "W o must g n I
,.|thci side of the bav S a - a l ant i- m, an tlm the Not I, S '.*',•- rinba
witii the t'entral American main
nf the feasibility of u-ilig
defense pained only one con- liar/, was not acted upon by the W. W. hy the throat anil choke it
• \lie «
in
ial
here
said
oi
iti
I'liiiii'
r*
lm
1
ui"
i
land. The scientific observations
ll
,,
would
"bill
-e
u
toi.igc
but
I..,
long
iliiitauee
flclits.
fi*n kllL'il
nn m ii evtensiw pleas, that Commissi
The gtaliting
f the
clus mi nil must b i' • 1
deaili." In* dci lured. " I f vv,. don’t
from tin slower moving I-o* An
t,.\ . nr that water ""iild lie In*.
iiiniip lulls of particulars to pi mill w ill tie discussed with the tlie gutters o f our streets will run
1 • llicy I
or m i imisly
Injun n
geles. with her .'i.mprehenalve re
,,| I.y the beat nf u ninii’s la e."
no..,!
I \ M\ KXPI.DDKS
al ■i iiu- indict mints. In tin' ' I Planning
^ Commission at the spee- knee ilci'p with bln id. The iiulu
would have been abb '
. or,ling nml id.acrvtiUon equipIllilibunl
I
xplaiind
•
•
me
lemail
i „ieeting
.1 ........with
. . I l. Ithe
I.,, fCity
lit* (ComniisII
itiif i ,.t
their content ionsS u||
trial leaders of the eiiunlry should
mint is ,-xpei led t•• furnish a much
fore tin-.
III,*., m ioifi stnlnni- of the e fli-.1, H IN S O N ' IT Y , Tciiii., F*
2'.
wi'i, ovi i ruled in denied re- ' „j,>n tomorrow. A proposed z iiing
more iHiat'le
light l Ins menace."
I' e irill nil'll'. I-. U|'"t
t •" '
tellable j............... . atmos*1 NS i Willipiii
(Jurti'y
was
In the eiHi'rt.
ordinance whieb ' luis never Is'en
Hil l. PASSES IM *»
t|,,' innlivc powei ol I lie new ge
,,horic condition- than were posi ooki'd to a crisp toi’.iiy wln'ii a
r* nth.pled would prohibit erection >f
t. iT.i'Vs for the two hank'
hank'rs
. i;,ior la periods of mi .-pot m i '
,hlc in the swift ucroplunv- tlights
|;i■11 in*i tank exploded in the phitin a resideiital
Fell. 28
VolllllllUOIIK fiaper- III open „ filling station
• iuiii it linn been I nml possible t .
I* \ It IS Fell. 2s (IN S I Diplo of Lindbergh un i the army goo«l.B it 1IMMND.
\
ni'ighbiuhood. Judge J. »i. Shunm
l , lull plai mg
jnj. ib p.iitmint of the Quinn Man (IN M
la i I i iilay. When tlm si"
nte helegrriph m.triiments a'l ,, ,||,• eoiiv rsatimi' bet veen lli" .vill tour of PJ27.
Advocute
|ou eael* oil „ver enslern Umt'd -v'tates a id
appealetl lu-fi.IS' the e .mini--mu to
ufacturing Plant here. Ilis
,«th ; an extra tax of
"III IllUed HI, Page folll I
•
Slat1' and Fiaini* regardPanama ha' been select"*! tor
. tile 11mil--* I .nn land w lb ut b.itii'ies. ■implv
w i, nn.iiiililarily expected.
protest on the behalf o f the llaplieatv oiillli'.vlag w.ir wen* the Central \morionn terminus of
1 chain si»»i pj ^
l*
Church against the erection of
today, when the ..... lull tec W.I , from the- powei »• m rated by mug
the potential nir routes because
mm d t" .av
ids O f University 11>I
the building. The chunh parsonage
diacharged from I v*•••*• •
1
ne ii* storms
M \ s s TIIB M AT SI.X SIII I)
■relury "I fL-at*' Kellogg s re ,»r the tieim irou s strategic ad
re Selected Judges is directly opposite the lie " f the W ASH IN G TO N , (Fob, 28.
fill- F i c n . h noli- of dun. 21 vantage such lines would afford ns
at ioa.
I*' >
station.
(I N S ) John D. Rockefeller Jr.,
liB U iiriO N . Ala.. I 'll'
28 —
t.
iveil by tlm Frcnrh For defensive instruments nt the Ach
(TIA M U E R LIN I VNRS
Krccli n o f guide cros-ing s'g i„ actively uiding the Senute Pub (IN S ) — An unidentified mun. Ins
I VIKA. Feb. 28 (IN S )
(iff, . tin .....
and was illes heel of thei American posses
c * oiuuili, prcMilenl of Flori l Huh by the Atlantic t oast l-mc ul lic l.unds Committee in tracing tbrunt slnshcd. wus found
.1, .(ui, k
-idcred by
tin' sions, the Panama Canal.
" “
(O R A L GAItl l > 1 1 * • , ‘‘1, JS
lute College for Women, Tal- a nuinher of Sanford rro--iogs war the Continental Trading Compan'* woodland near here liu'iiy
1 he
i ’.ihitict.
— (IN S ) —» lar.n, l* 1 humberCt.OKOJIOO liberty man was near death from I *-i e, Dr. liumiltim Holt. I'resi- discussed by* T. I.. Dumas, disliict iryrterious
•Tier.' i ’ till a slight misun
"f lb Him, College,
Winter i.upcrinlenileni o f the railroad. Mr. bond "Mmli fund” , il win, learned blood., A physician who < >umin- Bn. the t.ana-Atluriti* tHjT,)• i .iinding."
Minister
llruind
'•" ‘
and Dr. James Furr, acting Dumas protested against the erect today.
ml
The minister’s
tut.inent.
cil him said he apparent I' had mi the M iam i-Hilt"""
SO M ERVILLE. N J- F p D. 28
Rockefeller has reipiccntc,l tin lain on the ground for two days C’nurse here todav . ' "o.meition
■I'M of University o f Flori- ion of the lights anil no action was
wliich was issue J following tli
(IN 'S )— A Immlrid pdicenun and
with hi* nation wide I,*, tine
■aiiiesville have lux’ ll Helected taken by the City except to order committee' t** send him Several ail- before found.
* ibm.'t meeting, follows
"I 1»*
"ivillgns
today
plunged
into
dense
tin,- Ilepnitincnt o f Ameiieun the installation o f overhead street ■lilionul c* pies of the lm ^ yigs held
. ived Sci ret ary Kellogg’* reply
W 0,1* hack Of ih'* Richard Llml•a to act as judges for aii- , lights nt the crossings on Magnolia, lbun fur. While cm the witness
Iniry Estate oil Ih riiarUsvillo Ib'nd l.i- e.iirnii'g unit read it to the
W ASHINGTON, Feb. 28. (IN S )
tluiul here bcvcral week, ago
comniittee service contest, I Palmetto and Kill! Street .
. in' rs of th? Cabinet
Its tone
in pursuit
a man seen t<> enter
•
The
secret o f *vhv J- J- Hmirapromi.eil
to
have
u
seuitll
in.titut
as auijouiiceil tiuluy hy
Chief of Police Boy Wilburns re
,. v rv , onciliatory. but there
ihe thicket* and kn vvh to answer
1 hip, of Edneyville, N. C., killed
aid Bowon, Htatc adjutant.
j p,/rU.(t , , the ComniisMou that he ed in all hi* i*uinpnnicH for trac
t>i* description " f the slayer " f -till remains a .-light misun ei hlinsel* will probably be buried
ult* will
will l>
l»0 -announce,I
............. . at
'*' L.VVut't,,,1
police force to 12 men of the Continental securities, lie
ti.iing in phntaeolog).
The
with him. Whether he was traoMargaret Brown
Gables convention Muni, 28.
d liol| <)f ..pproxiinat-ly $200 wus uent u list of the number o(
,o,v».-rnmeiitrt
pndmlily
will
author....
I The man iWiis seen to entej* the
tonally overcome with tho haunt-,
nil the known Contincntu! bond"
etereburg lias held Cllll for
..
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n month on the payroll.
PARIS, Feb. 28 .— (IN S I The nnjeunP,pamu.' another mt*d au- wood* by fi'mer Trimmer *u|"r- iz. publieutinn simultaneously in •ug melody o f Liszt's "Second
for checking purposes. The cum
two .years.
Vn erica and France .tomorrow.”
''hap*' dy" or whether there w *re
bonds might have been purchased vigorous denunciation of modern ibi ritv u,“ n stvle*
I "n.* " f ‘ he intene'ent o f «h** Lin.lbt.rv Esc, ••
It was ludicutv'd that the two ,,'her r-r-ons probably wil’ #rv<r
S E N A T E G i n s 1*11
mittee believed that .some or the Women's dress hy Pope P '"» wn" i lin t irrs makers of cuiitinen- lie carried o bundle o f newspaper.luges O f China
w is arc uppruaching a basis
on the market by *<>mc of Rocke
’ •r learn d.
^
* i illy -ati-furf, ry .unt that the
upheld in milder tone t •!“ >' l,y S e? 4 T « “
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.
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A S H IN G TO N Fch 28 (IN S ) feller's many companies.
hunted
manner.
The
same
man
wx
Hi.'ir ,Sxo ."Vibaed him*.'I f five
mndated By Flood - W
.< women’s skirts i» now
1 remaining ta k i.i to fin ' u •nte* wl'h a p a-itet kn>f’ la«t ni»>»
,
.
k e e n t o o n t e r t h e w c , - c l | ' resier.hv
The Idndbcrgh RceuVitioii pasiVzil
The multi-millionaire has not leading Parisian gown ranker* w ho^ha trend
•i! 1c form In t > x* rc.*s the *>b- n K<’ i*h’» Tliealre. while the audthe exclusive fashion, " f Kur * J°
* *.......
T n !v o r did advocate .lr ,"e s morning, Trimmer rnl.r, hut he
<IN, . Fch.
28— ( I N S > - |,y the House allowing the fanmu» tc ported as yrt any true? of the sit
o< the part.
It Is under- I'.nce sat enthralled with the
flier to accept decorations offorand
America.
ope ................................
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.
mater, above the knees.” said M P-rt .u. made no report to ^ | i«t tt .u a#Mh*
V tillages • were inundated
inUsing bonds._
d that the United State* will -train* f the Rhapsody. Two of
„c *
i’d him hy foreign nations, was
•W ar and the acnrcit)
•■.<nty thousand persons» vver
mil u copy of the note to
yellow I taoMUtcil U, Uve.Seuute UoUV-Wirt
bruativ WQoh«t--tbc.' .kx2in «i:
• |m l T O If SK N TK X V E D . . i i:,l 'iirourhthn
" \ 'Z 7 r.rTT.F.'v'vv"'' a,‘,T l' w *33 '"w 'h iU the la.liee , f Brintird-v db............
hiuaelcns when the
|,o died *oon arter n*achingthe hosL-m-J
overflowed uud hurat it* I M m ruk-tu .,t j» CLkLUu^-s
Colonel * l initbergn
IM 8 ANGELES. Uolif., Feb. 28Jrondition» nrr hnrrging h v k mmn-f p r M F U y m ^11*-.
.
T^i nl
civiliuns, aniuxl ivith uR
pitu’ . Adele Verne was at * thy
at I.itsing, in the northeast Committee.
I' \MII.Y PERISHES
n° . .... — *•-■
manner o f weapons, uucunientvil
ninno and was la*; eonclud'.nc th •
•• of the Piovincc of Shan- holds hii* conimihsioii in <he "D** f IN S ’)— Dr. Churlea M. McMillan. u| dress conditions. Then* d •*
Pope Piuii XI ili'liv* i»•*! his ' ‘ •’•j1'
mor
-ir aher when 'he t.inn Ipspcd to
accrnling to a dispatch re- eels reserve corps, and vvitliuu: r itin d Texan and Msisouri physi i|ueslion (hat the war low,
rehuku against modi ro dress s‘ ) 1 (heir forces, troops o f 'tat,- P"h'''
•C
F
I.E
C
Fel*.
*28—
(
I
N
:
I
nuthol'il.v
<"ubl cian toilHy wn» j.eiitencc-,1 to life al standards and dresses w< short
under
c
mmnnd
»*f
*',Lpift"
-•
•
•is feet rvl kibed hlm*tlf. Few.
I today from the Intcriialion- Congp ssinnal
|not accept the foreign dci'orath n-. imprisonment nt holsom Pcn't n- ctud. Men were scurrc and " n’ on in Ids first Lenten utt* rulin' in th" l.iimh w e r e -rusliiii'f't j th*- '■v**1"' »'r . Raoul German ard foil" of n the audienc’ knew of the i-.cuv-,
iniino Belief Commission.
Couslatory Hull . f •', -Vat,"an at
i n rhil Pen were burned ttier*' obliged to vie vyith " '" I 1 " * ',<*r
from tho Morgan! ivvn llnrru. ke.
ileat'i t"di y vvlcn fire deatroy***' renre. Many c f thtse Imnuxl'xtely
7
,m
catastrophe
added'
n T o W _ C e n t r a l F l n n . l a G n * tiury for the "suck murder’’ . <>f in auiartivenesa. These i mlitions Rune nil Sundu).
11
i‘ " 1 1 '
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1 horror nml sufferings -<f I
BARTOW
luntrui i
\t,
Auie'ui Apolehy. • wealthy
“ shami less immoi’vsty" f
.
,, , luiuttr vt b cr'lu im e
nl
Cluticsbourg, a round H urahun thought he waa
,
'••‘ » ill the province.
Four Ooipriullon opens r f f i w h**i- •» ( liila g " whlop
an insult lu the
PA LM L i TO— 1. ,ul <
app’.auclng a little effuiively.
Superior Judge j,rv "hanged. Mmlecty ha- t'*
suburb. •
‘
•
tin watchword und we *||, -»makers: wonun s aftirv i*
Commerce reorganised"
Shantung, so
are now > " » ‘*'r
11' '
“
Douglas Edinnudh denied a . d»uix- among the first to buoc it up j eye* of Go«l.
"•{ from-recer.t d'oughis and Work adjoining Hattrn Iirotntii* 1 feusc motion for a new triul.
•v*, it l* reported.
• office.
Sum For Army Air Service
Ira y For March 1 2 UNION STRIKE
. .■
WITH ASKANCE
L
BankcrsjMILLER BLAMES r K f i f t f i t t !
k u i ^ G u l ^ T o INFERIOR GAS FOR
Cuba Already Ha9
Begun Its Survey
fin Court Rulings
T» Subs",nUn,t' t,"lm ,,r
" PATROLS SEARCH
± SHORE FOR BODY
OFHARRYBROOKS
DIRIGIBLE * QUITS SEARCH FAILS TO’;'!'
CANAL ZONE FOR REVEAL TRACE O F '
- CUBAN CAPITAL MISSING FLYERS
*'">l
Diplomats Of II. S.
\nd France Desire
Treaty Against War
Rockefeller H elps
Committee To Find
Continental Bonds
(■roup 01 Civilians
And Police Pursue
Suspect In W oods
Man Stabs Himself
During Concert Of
Famous Composer
Pope’s Stern Denunciation Of Female
' Attire Upheld By Paris Dressmakers
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M ONDAY, F I
THE SANFORD H
4hr
Southern
V.;-
Colonel Sawyer, Director o f Agrl-|
A Brooklyn ltxlce,
culture stated recently:
1n *hcl,«
n gltf H
I kT Yf til* above proposal Is. » r " I hare to expose an ambition o f
rtf an <l<> ** k
206.0— W W N C Asheville, 1010:
ri.piril. the City nf Hanford, Florida
aart-ex. at tli** option of thr purcliar6:45,-Oianor.Music; 7 }4 ^ Agnciilt r i w n i l * n r)o«m — el w>«tho railf I«.h i inii. approval.nnd avreploiir.- nf
tcrnatlon
thin proposal hr the elertnfst* of
tht*
t
S
.
A d «n tl, 0 * . : r>:30
t».r
a nf
ihr C!*y
City <»f
of H
Hanford.
Florida.
( l) Htiouhl thin prnpoml b# acceptInc Hi* Ten haikn^n
Hi. at thr time* th« purrhaanr takva
(Continued from P aro 1.)
phynlcnl pn«mfnnlnn of thr property,
in n three-way
tra ct The manner in which the nil kuh meter* Mmll - hr rena an<1
Wisconsin, runluc
contract can be contaminated Is hills rendered. na of the date nf
.tmnafor. In nil ffft* cimtomern
the top of the hMpt ^a1
set forth In detail in the proposnl. *alil
of the amount then due the C l w of
cn gnme* won nnd
i
The document In full Is ns follows: Hanford. Florida.
phy o f Purdue it th« ^
(m ) Hhould this proposal hr n rTO- lion. K. F. Iloushdlitrr
rented. upon notification of Ihr nr*
H. O. Chase]
dividual KCorinK^haimiS
crptnnrr thereof njr the City . nf
Frnnk la. Mlllor,
points.
Stanford.
Flortdn. we will remit to
» - Clly Ciimml**lnn,
till' City of 8a nfgrd, Florida the
Smifi.nl. Flnrliln.
mim of I I X fTIIOUHANP HtfVfCX
Sir*: V
-D A n T M tT rrn and n
\V«- »i*-r/-i.v.*»limlt a propo»i*l l » U t:x n U U lW W J tU V I K W U W P # )
purehaee- llie inuiuclpal- aa» plijnt |N»i*H.MtH. evHleneed hy rertified
„ f the C.Uy of Hnrtfnnl. Florid*. ln- check on some Approved bunking
N E W YOU hT fU . a.
eluillnv nil rml nnd ner«nnnl prop li»**t It nt l<>ti In Wimhliurtiffi. D. I'
for the said sum of $G?r*0.00. enld
Dartmouth, tied with fa
erly nop holme u*rd li> th" CHj rliM
4')» .to ho he lit by ill r CUy of Han
of SAiifonl. Flnrliln In connedllort
for the lend ip th,
w'llli tin- opornllnli of *nld plniit, ford. Florldff tiiicaalM'd uniII | M
gram; Wr.Ah
Wr.r.l
progrrtntj 7:.‘U), Roxy nnd
T le a»tre
tre &
collegiate Ita^ki-tball |2
louelher nltli nil ouppllr*. part*, time nf the ronatimmntlon of the
0, Dinner •concert; 0:110,
W.IAF WCRH W U T
WRC
Ills Gang;
iiuiiHsi,ufM«jiwf;i
pipe*, flit Iiiich, eoUr, oil. runt-nml contract Ih iw mmi Hi# purchaser amt
ably will Ik- fotttd M
oilier nikterlnlK iimr on lintnl. (pro- tin* City. a* ovldcijcr nf our good
WOY W C .IK W TA M WWJ
Gtneral Mntorv Party lOidO, Time
Princeton nml Yale thi.
vliled tiny mnterlnl or mipplle* faith In running* till* proposal, und
to Retire Bdys.-‘ ’
W SAI W O N ;"
* '
stay in fir#* place.'
heretofore ordered hy tho (*lty itml on roiiHiinintatlon of*ftl»e contrmri
rv
*1
1
!•
the
City
nf
Hanford,
Florida,
9:00—Musical Allium; Popular
nol on linnil or delivcreil prior to
200.0— W S M R .N'ew Orlenns, 10
ohly one gnnte, nrajm
Jl.ircli I. 1!•2* eliull !»>• nreepled nnd said sum so paid flip City shall tin
( lassies: WOR W C AU W E A N
10: 0 Orchestm; WSMB Special
pn Id for liy I Ik* |Hirclin*er nl III* credited nn iicemint of tlio purchase
WMAK W JAS W A IU WG1IP
Void'
price).
for I lie emn of price payable under the terms of
(tw o hours.)
TllltHI*
l l t ’Nl»HKf> A.N’ I* B IS T ) said contract during the first year
W NAC W F B L WCAO WADC
240.0— WCOA Pensacola, 1220:
upon demand,
TIICillHANM
i inr.o.nnuiio)
I mi I.- thereof, otherwise,
WKRC.
I.AItH. lo In- I'Slil In tin- itinniicr check to he returned forthwith.
9, Coast Artillery band; 10, Ilnsso
herelnnfler m l forlli nnd niilijerl In
in) Tile consummation
nf
the
9:30—General Motors Party;
Soloist; Violin; 11, Song Frolic. •
between
the
parties
the term* nltd onnrtUlons lirrelnnf- agreement
Musical
Program:
W E AK
shAII he evidenced hy an executory
ler expresnwl.
254.1— W R V A Richmond, 1180:
(n) The uni1ernlKn.il iinrees lo contract of sale under the terms of
WE El W T IC
W JAR W TAG
7:10, Bedouins qrchcstra; 8, Down
form n dirporatlon under tin- liv" * which, the Clt> of Hanford. Florida
WCSH
W U T ' WRC W GY
of tin* Htnlo of Flnrliln. nnd under •.Imll ohllaate Itself to convey a
South in Old Virginiu; 9:10, Pinno(he lerm* of lie rerllflcnle of III * mihmI, Imlefi'aslhlr and miTcliantahle
I*#. J M**Ih1i.»mI|. of p*L
WAR
W
C
AE W T A M WWJ
logue; Organ; 10:15, The Four Deu
eorpornlIon . lo linve niilliorlty
to tItl«- to all property, real and per
W rll-k tuiwti • x|»*.rt, tun j
WSAI
W GN W H A S WSM
••linnne In Hie mninifin line nnd die- sonal. lion4 lo lot used l»y It In con*
ces; 11, Orchcstrn; 12, Carry Me
lie
nt the Ami. I,in )|2J
trlhtitlnii of une nnd to innlnlnlli ned Ion with the title ration and
r In., oh Mil'll.i> anti H*k
WSI1 W B T W JAX.
Back to Old Virginny.
of
said gas plain,
n nn* plnnt within-Ihe terrltorlnl Yuilntciiuucf
March Itli iiinl/':.i|,l (rn_ ,
llnillii nf the City of Hnnford. U o r * tin* Clly prior to the consummation
10:30— Time to Retire Roys;
to I .nn P. Al.
J?
ld.it nnd
In other pllice* tn the of said executor* contract of sale
*nv*:
Orchestra
nnd Vocal: W EAK
Hlnte I.r l-'lorldn or Ollier lUnlr*.
to furnish unto the purchaser com
-The .Mill.I,ai.II Vlr0_
W EE! W T IC W JA R WTAG
th) Prior I" Hie eoneiimniutlon of plete abstracts of title and ottiet
will mil ..nl. i,i,in .JJ
the ope rut Ili* eontrael" nml exeru- evidence* .of ownership as to per
WCSH
W
U
T
W
RC
WGY
p
rrfe rlh . I.m . -.ntrart* iZ
tor) eolitrnet "of *nle herelnnfler sonal property, showing that It Is
In
in ii n-,
n,P It ”
referred lo. Ihe City of Hnnforil. \eMiil VICi a guild and llldefeaslhle
WCAE W W J W S A I
WEH1I
Ii*iml1v mIv Iiiu la-ianliiM
|''li.rld:i *hnll nrnnl unlo CIIAItl.lts title to all of said property, tile
W HAS WSM WHU WOT.
Wltlistiiliiliiu. .,11 »tr»|*j
it. ||A\\*I,MV K N illN H U IIIN lI Ctiftl*- said executory contract nf sale to
of the *1?, ...
iiilATinSi - or It* u **I k u *. u ffnii- prolific that the purcfiuse price, or
lltmliirr
M ONDAY, FED IM 'AR V 2
eliive for ihe miilnleiinlier nml op uni part thereof, ndiy hr paid In
FA I TION — II.. nut
eration of n Hue plum within the hotiils nf the Cll> of Hanforit. Flori
tit the ilniiBi-r nt nraria
eorpornte llmlli* of Ihe City of Hnn- da, other - than street paving and
IrnnarH ..III, nnH.mJJ
h ■•mis.
said «. 191.5— W K A F New York. 010:
fonl, Florida. Mild frnnehlee In lie l.ulklnad assewHifient
tru*«e* iciinllt |ila#r it, |
6 1 .lilted
III eollformliy
with
thr hnmls tie he laki u Uy the City lit I Hallnds; Trio. 5 Fallon’s orches
I itin It nml iii,| kh Ik, rn|
Agricultural ExpertsFcarTho
lawv " f the Hlnte of Florldn Ih tlini ilmlr par value plus accrued Inter
Ie.t* Till* lilli'ii cnii.M mi«
tra. 0 Dinner music. 7 Various
retim'd, nnd Ihe prlVlIeKe*. h> enld est at time nf surrender.
Visit
Of
I-ocuRts
Following
tthleh' tikimllt irrmluii
friinehi*.' eonfened
on C H A IN .I.H
(o)Tltc Clly obligates Itself, upon
nirtllnle Kiirelcal upmuI-onR Dry SpdIAndEnrth’s
It I IA U l.ltV r.SlilXKHItlNCi COUl*- tlic acceptance of tills proposal, to Kentures. 8 Great Composers, 8:30
Null*
In *ml,l,'i, iirait itllATIUS. rhi.ll lie ill. Illiernl II* Instruct the Cll> Attorney to lm- A. 4- P. Gypsies, 9:30 General Mo
Tremors Of I-nst Summer
••The Alrlnl..,t ,11 Virn
Ihe |||W* I.r Ihe Hlnte of I'lorhln nit-dlatcli
prepare.
for
formal tors Party. 10:30 Time to Retire .
lm*
no
iiinl, i -ri ;i|i« u
mid i*hnrter of the City of Hnnforil. adoption, the franchise referred to
Kelt. 2 3 - (IN S )
feelly * * int,*it .imi p,„(|
JE R U S ALE M
Florldn permit*
In rniAgrnph lid above, and to a l Ilovs. 11 Lopez orchestra.
ili-Ntrui'lll.n .it..I , .in i# tl
— Drought, earthquake, eclipses o f
IeI The Clt> of Hnnford. Florldn so prepriii- as soon as possible 11.•
lilt I ItIUK
151.3-WJZ N .w York, (Kill: :t
-hull iim- unto Nn- forporntlon m operat in* contract nml executor)
the
sun
or
moon
and
tbe
locust
It 111"I III l" 1.11.1, ,
l.e formed, nn i.|iet'nl lint eonlrni't contract ol sale lli*|e| tin hove |•• Anierii'tiu Orchestra
Society. 0 1
.Tnolllile.
i>.
plague^
gic.,
among,
^be.ycilaU
an*
|
■mi horlxlnu
.m.l ••mpolverlliK
llo* fell ell Iff, and Jliv. Clly shall ol»l»
S ' . ' l \ l i U M l i ".s
.. .. .1
, ||„f
M,K ^ , l,i|,'s °D'hestra.
Butit Ghr- experienced from time to time liy
Mild rorpoiniton hulitjiiK *A(il
lltfclf. < u|Min -Arc* pfatA/n ‘ n f H
itlileh
|
ii ..iii|.i Iv •U«aM*
efilkV to' mnliirnlii ilml npHrnte tn.* piMpo«*ol. to adopt smIiI fratielilsi, diners 7 Klein’s Serenmlers. 7:301
I
lie
liupl
in
•.
|
,r»|i-rl,
|
Die
Holy
Land.
The
first
three
miluli-l|i : i I on* plniil of tile City of .is sttfiii as same call he' refisnnalil.i
i lull ..'. nil, n . ii .ir, |t,n
Roxy and Hi* Gang: 9:30, River-1 have been visittd on Palestine with
.-•ii nford. I’lorldn. under the term>. pi i pared amt to teiidertlo the pm
ill till* Iim. .i .puli].
|,d eooilll loll*
of the
e*ueiltur\ |clniseC 111'* said executory TOIltHirl, *-1(1,. Half Hour. 9:30 Rise and
Illl'lll* u III I.. .......) M i|
in the Inst year end now the locusts
. i. ill nn I of ra.ile lieielnnfler refei
of sale fm t*xcent Ion at as early ;•1 Shine.
it >niicii I. mi . ■, i, ii, I,
\
10
Moon
Magic.
10:30
are about to invade the country. ’
dale as posslhle, said franchise to
Mi-rn r.i n . llvr iIm!•( |
)••• so adopiid and said exeruloi iJ Smalic and KohortHnn. II SIiiiii Imt
lute
for
lltrraliirr
nr
u
y
The enilhquukc in July aviih fol
contract of sale to he so prepared• Alnsie.
mimII nk lltU U ii.i|haiim
<i lift submit ted to ihe pm **lmn*r fm
lowed hy it severe draught, the first
TOnr
Im *rrn |irr««M|
t xiciillon union a pci Ind of thlrti
122.3 WQIt Newark. 710: <5:15 tains falling early in January in
forr | xtlll \|*i| ik|«
•lai s (intn llo* Ji«*«**|iliilice of ||m)
rn
r>
—
,*
*
I
%
inu
•!•-•••••m%
|r«tli
HI King Cole. 7 Commodore Kn- stead o f November. The l-wust,
pi opo^a I
•Mil rltrtrKr. or uill ke
(mlde; 7:50, Talk; 8:25, Krueger’s completing the cycle of afflictions,
l|il should Ibis piupoa.ll hr ||.
>oil If •tr-lrnl.
\|| nm
ci pit d, l In f'iti shall tlelli'ei m ii I.eiders. 9 .Musical Album. 10 Cap- is tine in the curly spring if tin*
tm%r flltnl lM-rc Harlot
Ih* |ili\s|ral poHnessloii of said unfl%r jrnr* ••ill iilrmt n|
motors. 11:05 Koselnnd Oixheslrn. worse fears of the agricultural
planl ami all a ppMIteliatlees tlier*
h|irrtl(iN.
nsir |
nillo appt I lallillig as of March t • 1:30, Witching Hour.
i
nml tiiMtrk rjrrlil^
authorities are founded.
I'*?'* and llit* pm i’lia*n*i shall
|*r«-k ••!•« i u ^
The presence o f a large number of
•».fld dnfi .i-Miiio* IP* ilia lia geine lit
272.15 W P G Atlantic City, 1100:
hlkrr ( Hj in it.is tH*
••pet a t mu and c«miio| o| saio pilin'
tlalt l«« lor *» liitr p*fh
locusts on the Egypto-Sudan fron
|
<'05.
Dinner
.concert;
H
,
Minstrels;
a- Ho ,ii(i M ami i • in• s« i»tatli•• *i
I*. J. IIIII \ II l It III. II0UI
III* •’til 1*0
III* .........I Ilf i tin* : •ii(ii(,. 9:15 Concert orchestra. 10 tier and the invasion in Syria to the
I.Vtl \. III l \\ * nllll. Ill
• la |e*i ng tioiii M.im h I 1'fl‘s m u 'V 'll. i. Box: III:.*10, Siodio; I I. Dance north seems
C.UiO.
to
lie indithitab!e
tl>o* ailll.ll • ••lielillilillll ion of |l.
I*. *4. Fit III* \\ IIIMU,
signs of l heir coining to Palestine.
• \.iiil*.i> i o o ' i .i i I ol *-ati*. and «i .a. Iicslras.
of Imptiklrrs «t li•• ImllJU^
•he • \• nl of tli, i \• i ill ion of sail
While a part of the papulation
iihiI rlnlni I•• r* |irr%rftl ml
285.5 W l t A I . Hulliiii.tr*>, 1050:
*••1,li.o l if *al* on llo pail n| il 1
tut r^|»r«-a< !•«:•«•• •%
. iWi^
pill* h.1 -0 *1 . the pill ••llUMcl shall • •i Saodoian Cir. Ic ti:30 Dinner Mu- would he im lined lo take a fa tal
••trttihrr tin* i.aiiir *IUf
istic view of the menace, the a gri
• oMIli-d to all tin Ineoioi* and i«\
iihi
I
itl«\
:i«
•
tiihtai
a tfd
•i, , tn 11•tx \* otid His Gang.
9
lull llf*lll*-*l I •1*111 I III opc| at Pill
|m*I sonn11» .
cultural nulhoiitu». are preparing
• i id c.i- plant dni iitc sahl Intel in Riverside I’ rxgiam ; 9:10, S t a f f Re.
I lie people to c inthal the plague.
Mionld l In put clia si i t til to u . 'i
and l .lit III nils eat i i out I lie |*< ' • it itI.
Planning Kiclu
P'»nil In •• null Mihinil li d and • '
I'n piiratiuiis ure going on night
• ol* said , \, • nl oi v iMiilraet
*i, _ '"5.2 W F I-W I.IT Pliiladelpliia,
-ah iihi-o m i i i i * Is t*m|.*i.'.| fm is
7 ••*
7 ;o, l.ioiericks; Orchestra; unit day to equip the Arab villages
8. t i d a l Ciim|iiisers; 8:30, A. 4 P. an,] the Zionist settlements with
nUr
O f ^ la h e ,
. Hy .D *vU J. Walsh
la trrn *(lo n *r N ew * Service Sports
.'
Ktiitor
— *
Y0BK.
Feb.
2 7 -T h e
“ best m an" surviving the Delaney.
Iferhcy bout on Thuradoy next and
tho 8harkey-Rlsko a ffair, eleven
tlayo, later# w ill be t^rofipe-J in with
Topncy fo r thc.blfr title, nccordintr
to)' the Utntcment o f Tex Ricknnl
toBhy, ahd’ lhe fiinny thlnfr about
th^t 1* thnl TticU nl can’t find n
ahlrp:t’hooftr,t;on Broadway who
wouid bet one dollar nfcafnat four
tltht the beat man w lll.b e irootl
enough to rate the chance. The
Boneraj idea is that the best here
w in.be much like Kipling's worst.
jVhAt. at rtc final pay o ff, Tunney
attlr win have his title and another
odd million or so.
THls is generally regarded as.n
good bet, fo r several reasons, In
fact, four o f them. They will meet
In the two bouts mentioned.
belaney, for example, has left
some doubt of his durability ns u
jeStUi o f hla meeting with l ’uu’.Ino., Heeney, on the other hnnd. Is
dUfitble but dumb. ' Sharkey took*
like n well washed up specimen in
tbe Heeney fight. Ilisko lucks
'championship dasst
-This, anyhow, is the handienptilng today/ It will take .n clean
knockout or n very glittering perfo(*piance to change the ratingi and'
1 would say, offhand, that the deed
in question would cunto more elig
ibly
from ci{her Delaney or
Sharkey if there is to be u real
bulld-yp .for tne Tunney • match:
The ntuggs Will forget the luul
flghpt o f this pair if t>ll|ier of
them hits one over the right field
'w a ll In it plhdBu-r!
Sflim* one simply must come
through.this time gr the class AA
championship fight, which lUeknrd
has set ioKtatlvely for June H nt
trrMC
" .O * •!»**'
M a tin -aU r t n * , m i l l
mia
herelnslmyr expressed. .
Various BalJ Clubs
Begin Training For
Big Season Games
ST. PETERSBURG#;—Flu—Fal»#
2— ( I N S ) — Fifteen
ball plnyers
will inaugurate the training senson^ii'tlie enmf)fo f it h i N * wYdrk
Y aftk ek ’ -here tmlny. Bnl>e Ruth
will play only g o lf fo r the fisrt
week in order to stregthen his legs
He will take .mi Rogers Hornsby
in n mntch tomorrow.
With the signing nf Earl Combs
the only unsigned Yanks are wait
ing Hoyt nnd Tony I.nxxeri
HOT SPR IN G S. Ark . rcb, 27—
( I N S ) —John McGraw was high
ly pleased by the w'.rk of nine*
teen, year-old ?»cl*"in Ott nt sec
ond bnso In ycMcnlny’s practice.
The pi’.tn o f the Giants hopes, that
fielder, will be h|i ' j lo fill Rogers
llornMiy's shoes.
McGraw has sent nn ultimntum
tn Vic Ablrigde, n holdout, o f
fering tbe pitcher 1,000 more than
he g otfrom the Pirates last yerti.
C L E A R W A T E R . Fin. Feb. 27—
( I N F ) — Having failed to s'gn Daz*y Vance for one'yenr nt 818,000,
Fnnugcr Wilbert Kohinson today
turned the dispute over ti- Hrooklyn officials for settlement. The
Diylger hi on ml nee wants 820,000
a year nnd a two year rnntrart.
w ir" Statv. also
Outfielder '
,a b'lWoitL. Ut* WlUAks iVO.OOO.p.
AA.
i. . . A i f S ) . •
year.
Thu(
club offered him IJPIIDO.
TAM PA', lla .. Fob. 27 (IN S )
— “ Nail Samuel" Jones is “ real
holdout. Owner (Mark G riffith has
telegraphed the pitcher withdraw
ing’ all offers heretofore
made
hint brenuse Jones failed to rcport by Saturday. Jones tame to
the Nationals near the dose of
lust season via the wavier route
front tli ollrowns. The Drowns
were pnylng h nt 812,nun a yent
which G riffith who is not noted
fi -r lavishness in the mat I or of
salaries, th tilts is too much.
NEW YORK. Fch. 27 (IN S )
The one right-hand punch to tho
ihiu of Sid Tetris that brought
$2<>,niiU Iasi Friday night to .Iim*
my M cljtniin, California
light
weight, may bring four times Thai,
aim nut to Sammy Mandell,
the ]
iknmpion. With hi* services in in
.-ri using ih maud hy two rival pro
moters. ’lev Rickard and .Iim Mill
’ i e, it iippi'u.cd likely kj*day that
M..to1,11 will icceive n rial guuruii
t.i' of at least 88U.U0U for defend
<ng In* title against Mel.nntin.
.Miillio sj.y. lie has Mandell undel coiitt.iit. Itn kaid ha> tn ked
’ G' |,.ie , ;i :;n, General Motor* Par•*••-I ty; I" :•». I line I k Retire itnv.s.
I (I I \ , # r
•
ik i
5
KMKA I’ it tshurgh, 950
"( •" 'I- - ' lipper■; 7:30, Roxy and
i,-'t His <iline : 9. Riverside Program;
9:30. It , and Shine; 10:30, ,\|i>-in
machinery and kn jwledge to de
feat tins Mi ilrring blight. Although
it may not he possible as in Egypt
t > fight the locusts from the air
every nrrnngcnii'iil is being made
to d e -ir.y them. The Department
of Agriculture o f the Palestine
281)2 W IIA M Rochester, 1070 Gov, imiico: has long iimmunced its
■ fii'IS. I Iti In' t r a ; 7:30, Roxy nml IIis |program me far concerted action
‘ (ian g.
Riv.'i -i.le H a lf H our; 9:30,1against this and similar dangers
,. Rise and Stunc.
'j
■'!.!•.5 )\ <. )
Schenectady, 790; 1
•'can, I to ',. I Music; 7:.3d, Musn al
•i p iograni, *■ :a. A. & I*. Gypsies;
| 9:30. ( i d , ' i ..1 Motors Party; IttRIO,
rime t" lo t ii !■ Hoys.
!*.
305.9 \\ IIAZ. Troy, 980: 8. lienshauling, Crating, Shipping,
M'laei Hi o.lent s' hand; 8:30, Symind Storage,
pltotiii " i . In--1ra; 9:30, Address;
Phiine 498
GOI E. .lr,l <
i. Glee i lull. In .lo, Kenssalner Stud- ,
l'f ents’ Svnipliony.*
. 4158.5 W R C Washington, <540: <5,
d Dinner Music; 7:.'i0, Roxy and His
i Gang; s .Id, A. & I*. Gypsies; 9:30,
1 Gim iid Motors Party; 10:30, Time !
'.OSSINtPS
QUICK SERVICI
TRANSFER
Hungarian Dies From
Too Severe Fasting
Motor 'Trucks Fas!
Supplant Army Mule
onions to eveiy othci torin m
W A SH IN G TO N F«h. 21 (IN S ) niairishiitciit. .lolio Kiss, .. ivcaltliy
The Arm y is trailing burse power |fa ilory Kvvner. died from «J*m|ilete
fo r gasoline, anil even the famous c.xloitisiion and iiiuletnoiirisliineid.
Arm y mule is slated to pass uit" K is,- w.is a i min ul member ••< the
the traditions o f the service.
“ ll.M-i idi-i- c i i ” which advertis"*
Motor trucks and tractor,- for lon^tnnl
listin g as a i-citam
artillery und "gru li" vvugons, one- means for eveilasting health.
man and two-men tanks, and air
Kiss, aci Hiding t<> the titles of
planes for scouting, nil have com the sect, tried to last completely
bined to sound the doom o f the hut tvas ocuisionally fuiced to cn;
horse and nui|e, according to ex something. In the belief that on
ions wen* the neatest thing
to
perts.
* •
While some o f the hard cam nothing in the way of food, he
paigners o f the Anpy still main made them liis iii'incFfa! diet for
tain thut the horse cun out pull the six months before\ho died.
Physicians who examined Kis#
the tractor in some,places, experts
are busily engaged in finding new declared that his death (was caus
ed hy hunger and complete starv
uses for gasoline.
Already the Arm y bus motor- ation. Hungarian authorities who
riled all o f its guns except divis have in vest igaleil the case are
ion uitillery, the house appropria rnqlempl«tjttB measures tn curb
tions committee was told when it Dyer ray's sect hefide more deaths
cnaur.
ranvassed the situation.
“ Wv have' bech making a great
many experiments in reference to
motorization along different lines,"
Hecrctary o f War liuvis said. "W e
have been trying <|ifferent types of
City
ContmWaioncr Frank L.
trucks, and tractors on the road,
Miller,
senior
inrhiber o f the firm
I think it is going to lie u develop
of Miller & Erirkoon. undertaker*,
ment along that line."
has hcen appointed as a member
Potigny. a *u\all cutnmuno of. 1- of tbe Slate Uoanl id Embalmer*.
731 aoul*, i*. deserving o f the according to a dispatch .from Tntname o f the modern tower o f Hu luhnssce. The solcetlon was made
bei. Out of the total number of yesterday hy Governor Joltn W.
Miller Appointed To
Board Of Embalmers
Jn habitual*, 1,373, ure foreigners;
Including Auuxtrians, Ituliuns, Bel
gian*. Chinese, Hpa'hHtrd, Hungar
ians, Moroccans, polish, Itussiuu.t,
Serlriuus und IM Czccho-Hlovnkiana. I t is the rcnt^f h f inijigrttjnl
iton nilnaa.iiear Jiouen.
.
).
Martin.
Mr. Mi’ ler i* prominently known
throughout the state in his line of
buxines* and bus liven secretary,
treasurer o f the Florida Funeral
Directors Axsociatlon fo r the past
several year*. ' ’
•
•
Loch Arbor
The place to build your home
De Forest Sanford
On
Realty
improved residence and busi
Mortgage
Loans
property
B aldw in M ortgage Co.
Sre our local
counsel
S. K. Digit ton, Sanford, lla.
Health
r \ <d
i i lt d
H I m • .1 t ill I
Trouser
HINTS
•I»»•I• i sU: li*
I<l III* f I il tti'll I
In Im UI It III • <1
I" I Im I'MI rll.l k* I *»!•«• 11 !••••%*|«|«- flu*
'••••
m 'Ii i i IiiIi*
m|
m<intniiini
i •!•— im*w
III
f*»rr*» am!
iihfil.
«•' Mir • *1! > l.f SulifMld. FI mI mIA In
•!!«*• t»<i 11> it|i* r.il Itli* Hilt!
yjji**
lila lit
i )1 Th.* iTly nf Kanforil. Flnrliln
Too Late To ('Is s s if))
►hall Im w Ilm m|*i »..ii al mii> linn* LOST— Between Snnfnnl nml Dci till >ifiiN uflci Hip •lair nf Ihr
l.aml, 1 electric hrooder, u-turn
• trriiilnit nf Mthl •hrrulnrv rnnhim i
«•f
mill*
••f
tlrtimndltiki to llnumun liras., and ic«ei\i' re.
Mi* rofimiiiiinallnii •<( Mihl
••»••Phone 82.
•miI mi ) i’miiI rnrl ««f Male |«t In* vf- ward.
frrlnull'll In Ihr folluM iiik mnnriri.
(TO O L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y )
In- •• l|.
SImmiIiI III** 1*11/ ;••« • \rrr|hr HDiil LOST— White true); crank on Cel
••{•I Inn. II hIiiiII Ihrn*ii|Mt|i cniiVry
ery Avc., please return to Chant,
all m1 ihr |irn|i«*i'( >, ihr *iihji*«’l mat
i n nf (In rXppulnrv i*«t|il rnrl nf her Commerce, Sanford.
bill'*, In n Ininlrr, lull) atillinrlxlm: TO I .A TE TO C L A S S IF Y
'Hill •*lt1|H)Wl*rlllU hulil lrilDllT III
formerly of
li.ntvOr hmhi III)** Im ihr purrham i . Dr. l-eo 11. Meller,
li) kin«| uml miff irlnii tlrnlN nf j
JiirkKimville, Fla., announces tho
|'M||%r ) M|M't* ami hill** nf nalr nml
•»ll»rr rvltkiirm nf till#*, inklnu liark opening of his dental office nt
fimn k.1 i«t pmrliaucr
a
puirhiiHr 22(5-28 Mei*ch llldg. will) Dr. Mas
nmiit-y innrlimKr rn liiln u Mn* llini
ilrfrrm l |ia> mnllfi mi nri'nlinl* nf on.
ihr inirrhujir prh r. k.MiI ptirclinr**
ninm*y ninri«iiKr In hr pn)iihlr In
•**••••I•u II mill I InutullllirnlN III Ihr
*Mitir annnin|H *-s|»rr»n»#<| nml nut
fm ih . In llir M h 'iu o r) rmitiurt nf
bftlr, Ihr ileft-rml IMllVIiUMr |i|‘|rr
nr<*uml l*> nnlil
piirrlinnr munry
inurlitntf** l«» l»**nr luirrmi nt ll»r
iwlr nf flvr nml mir-lmlf (U 1/2)
|wi rrnl |*rr all nil in. Intrrrnt |»a> •
(m d u -au d u k IU,. ) u mlvnnra*. •*•
It In furihrr
iintirn*innil
anti
icklr tn a cold. It may lead tq
nirTrrtl that tin* ptmhawrr. at any
Enda Cold
in X D a y t
’
grip|>eornu. Break up a cold within I
twenty-four hours. HILL'S will do ill I
Combines the four meat require-!
men to. Stops the cola in a
S
day, checks Ihe fever,
*
opens tho bowrt*. tone* the
H ill #
mmtiyxrm. G#t rrU box to- r i n n (
day at say dru«iut, 00c.
P*
H I U L 'S
Coacsfs — IrsaUs — Qslslso f
C o ld s
By DR. J.
H OW ELL
H I .E E P I N G
P IL E S
• iidiii. so. >rsr* id niK-, our ut
Ihr cl.lr-l null lirsl Itounn rr»ISrni»
ut Wlntrr fork, rnulr lu *■ r«ni•ilniulioi nl blrrSiiiir' H im that rnnir
dnun n r r ) llmr Ikr bnwrln unit,
nl. nrtrrr r.oi.l Ipi. I tun « (
Inuu
• •■••Hus. tiiniliirhrs unit
n arrul
Srnl of ,(un In ihr linwrln, Mr hml
tu *rt ii|i l.oir nr l l t r llmra durIliK Ihr ulKhl in r'u ru n tr Ihr hlnil-drr. Hr uInn hud hlKh hloiHl * r r » .
•oir unit nun sullr nnrinlr.
•Ir *'n» nit rn imu-nurBlrol l rrnl ••rut Inr ihr hrinurrhuldn ood run.
| «*> n **
a » d ( nine, l u l r r u u l
nirdtlatril lialhn. llr » a n i l t r n a *|trrlal I
lrl
oad
luld
(I
Mould
<ahr
arvrral
I irrhn Id rurrrrl hln rnadlllnn. Hr
inn alno rrfrrrrd to l l » r l * r \\nr,l
f W lnlrr I'nrk Inn unlrspplhtr .
rralmrnln, x h lib hr arrdrd.
• a # ( *nrtnrnl |„ „ man of hla a|r|
rau uaturmtty- nlun hut nnrr auil
n-riun nml. IVhrn lanl area, nn
irulurrhuldn rnuld
hr
found. Ihr.
rndnrhra had dlnniiprnrrd, huwrla
i » r r dalna Mrll, nml hr Mna mnrh
ilrnnral Mllh hln nrnrral Mrll-hrlua.
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hat Ins In art nn nnrr
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from hr
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tail I-i alt# ih rM 'niu lafuStMallan
h#> Hi»i ilr.lr# k i u k IIh* hi* ra*#-.
llr. Jim . C * n t l * lluiirll. in yrar*
nrnrllrr la Orlaaila. S.irrlall.lnu
l » a«n-*i» rslral utUrr (rralnirnl
af *lut„ui-h. h c " r l amt rrrtal ( l i
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T rlrIthanr i:i».1. \ uu Mill hr Siirprl*r ( him ,.Hlrkl> ) • * Mill art Mrll
Up-to-the-minute single and double-l>i'l‘ast
ed models in long-w earing worsted, cheviot
and smooth cassimeres.
The popular
terns the b es ts ellin g colors— all the snu>^
est style points— fin e r qu ality than you e'®1
saw priced so low.
Get yo.iirs today.
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Careless Driving-
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H«l»<l»r ■! Haalori. rUrM a.
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have
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RIGGERS D A IR Y FARM
Phone 3711
.sweet Milk . Sweet Crtam
Butter Milk
C n r c l c w d r i v i n g him bC’c n tiic s u b j e c t o f omllcHH U fac u s s i o n t h r o u g h o u t thin Iniul. . A m Io i i r il* w o h a v e n u t o -
C klrrH aa uroon.t rlaaa mallrr
m o b i l e s a p p a r e n t l y tills w i l l
(»rt»b*r 3T. Iblb. at thr I*,
at Hanford. Flnrbtn, under
Ise " pt ufj w h i c h w e ’ll
to
rontviKt;
lie o n e
No
of
the p r o b le m s w it h
fiow
strict
the
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mutter
inw'j* a r e m a d e , a n d t h e r e c e r t a i n l y
i ; n lo n t y id'
m om
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F!bTT r " V mT~■■
—
iinnai
service. rrrritin a tr«ui
*N|»rrior
AfHN
' - U m v i n v r - « W > « . rrr-MTre r
" T n k i n i r tile r i ^ h t o f w a v
orHMIll »4lf (fill
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f r o m t h e otr.e r f e l l o w b y t a k -
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lea all Ibr Irndlna
others or his car.
entire w a l l . Tker"*, ' V “ h. Ti
erelnllr eftlrlrnt u Vinrida nail i" D r i v i u j f it e a r t h a t h a s sq iie u U y . u n e q u a l a n d H o n e r ntlHnot eqaal.
— - 1a l l y i n e f f i c i e n t b r a k e s .
I hr
ti/'..u ... ... ...... . . ..
Audit^loiVea** ml c T r e n u o 'mn
" C u t t i n g c o r n e r * . a n d tiikinR c u r v e s
at hit'll s p e e d .
laleraallanal A»-orlnllun of f i i h . ‘
“ I’llSSiltR a t l o t h e f V ehicle. yoillR1 ill tile SSUllO d i r e c t i o n .
Ilab era. Adnertlnerw. aad A.lvrrtls. ,
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iv.it
i,fratlM which
rrqnlrr» rnr* «*' MU' *M ON Ol H 1)111.
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h n«ll •
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*iih*rvlvitio«
. d it u t a s t e e p hill in h iy li j f o a r w h e n d i s c r e t i o n
[• H*f* in rrHfr fu ••rlfy nlHMilnfrl (1lCtlltlkS ^OlVIff flOWIl 111 SrCOlWI Ol* |o\V Iff'SU*.
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uebda' y
: F r b T is T t n L ^ “
" T r y i t u r to heat a t r a i n
, h ‘* t r i , k
is
to t h e p r a d e , r o s - i t t K - e v c n
if
tl,r,M*'1 w ' ^ u f i i U y .
Parking so as to use up the space that niiRhl be tak
t iii:
t u : i : \i.ies r n i m i u u
en by two. cars.
|.—.Krnnuuti lu
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tuiil « onnt> |
"Tryinu: to pass a* loiiy line of traffic that is travel-1
Admlnl*! rnl Init.
a'_»|trri»rr n a n . route* l « Jorl*.
in# at the IcRal speed limit.
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:t.— l oiu»If iiriiftn of hi. Johu* In
Making repairs without iiu!1inp the car off the hicrl:- j
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Wc hlivc parts for all
im p ro v ed
S E I.- P O
1 ifln T ft - ,«(iii| t r o n th
-MiMIDs o f nutom ob'des.
McReynoId s Drug
Co.
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Expert Piano moving willt
piutvui 1
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At Half Price
Hatilini! -Cratimr -Shipnine
SiiJe-l’rack Farililics.
See I s— We Save You
Money
Cor. Sanford and Geneva
Avenues
Phone 50
Rhone S‘ H»
Sanford Ave. at tieneva St.
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t Free Delivery Phone 897-J v
G row and Prosper
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Sanford’s N e w Bank ’
Cfa•• |M*o|ile ore *nltleefml lo o%••raillieh n u u riiMteiil.** *i»hl
lh«* %%!*•• «•I•!
knur n* for lii»«-l% d* life h»I%|Ii
•m Hliiri. It. <*.. ••Ihe In ml I*
Ihrnttn Info roof «i*lon.
Tin*
,-r**olrr l hr mimlirr *if ln%%*
anil
•*no«*f nielli *.
Ihe
Ir**
Mroicrr** Ih rir aalll l»r. There
fore. Ilit* ritlrr *n>* **o loittr
n* I il o iiiilhliiK. Iltr profile
•till noil, mil lOrlr otto *nlt of Ion.**
your-.
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r«••’•»(.* o Iaril l»> fti«* imhllr f
«lo> fhof oro*pr rl t > I* l»n*r«l
trr> lorurl) iifion fhe arrofrr
•**r *if etrrfrlr flutter, mil
flmf lor Inrfhrr loifirot riiienl
jr-IT V i
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\ f i dialed with *he Atlantic National Rank of Jacksonville
Nauvtll mdet'tl shall make uw&ile there's l.-lt an Kuril li -or
g.-on
We shall -.till know w hut to d -'
I 1NCRKSS UKI.I
(From it. K.'> W eekly)
("•Tile plot i.s not yet fu!l\ ii’ alui
ed.” Marie Slopes I
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f e n * e n f I h r |»rlni'l|«lr« wlUf
I ' t i t e K i t e u l i i i r r h ' i t Iltr r l* .
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If you smoke
for pleasure
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Well, we w .iu ' I m' i I.- -iirpt’— I
if Appley.nd i.d.e, a- lining \«i.SI ||sc id li ?vi< • * v il* : .'II : l».
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from ( 'a lls a- he will lioiu C.ii!
f .til,..Ml l i e
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l<*n anti llathaw av .
n m ilift
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The Klim unmask.-! I.ooe I.s.
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t)m KUin' Now we will V.o-e I li >1
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the lion we knew weie in il . • Si till t civ ltd I ..............
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The Miami t’---l s igge i
an
''It i!^ hut >1 m ii". 1 mil
f - i ' . a i •1 1 ! 1 1 i ;
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"A ll
Stale
Reed-Foi-IV ’sideiC q u e s t uni. y d it i- n..t in -ail;, a. i.a n l i i i . .
I * h a ' v ■ai h a t ••
Club” . Reed •- a Rood man and
Inst tin* im jilu it t n is i i -vi i v nu ll., i ( ,
, • i: lM in
viicc
would make a si mug candidate
h er t hilil ta h a ve in In i Kin mi i . ii . • is i • is i ■ ary t 1 1
for ihe Demon at *
s l a t e hi s i m.mv vv.iiils ih:
I'.uin:
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I
A lawyer Minus that il i a<
ways profitaide to get down i
ras|. ►.
- - I , es'linrg
('omnieiri.il
Sometimes it is pr>-filnlde
ill wn inure than t » i
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lo go’
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A mill oil dtdlais not aulv wi-dd
ucaie us to death, but it would
pay our, funeral ekprimes. \\a>-
cross
Joui mi I- Del alii
i
mi mu i
- ii
lie figuring m some piupii.cil
|>ank site for ;t Inn ml lot.
... . LETS NU SY.iYiFATiV.
-The nniDitta) of K*d ”J;u kson.
former govt nun- of Itulinne. dm
Ml V v||
nob neveasanlv
iiuliate
ilmi he
was mum r l . it might possilil.v
mean tiiat technicalities make the
lave of this countly a huge joke
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made for you. Mild,
m e 11ow, fr a g r a n t
tim e , n r th at S a 'i t ; t 1 Ian- fe a llv !
> > tit. d o w n 1he c h i m
ncy.
Til. < Itil'lfcit at', - -u i. ■ t«. h« at th. ' R.M.ll .'|i 1 .-t " f i t 's
my
n m l t h e y l»tv.- I., i U'll.'V .' t l.cllt
" D n u ' t -h a t let t licit . Ii .lilt h I.- Ii. i It. • . d. 1 ' '• I till'
t Id ti spirit . A ml m •t. ,ul >.| - i v in>< a I . i , . 1 1.'1 >1V V' .' i i aii
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( wnulti lie haul Ii • U’ t ili*W ii mu* i liiiiMii"
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says one troulde with th . mitiuiv d« i i.siofi t i i a n
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I h t i a l l y w h » * i i i.iii . i f • •ut f o i l
.1* “ U i mudi govcrmoent". Me :«r>
1
nn|, suie that we have had imi inoilal- i \|icru m-e, a |..
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D
Inurh gnverj.iiieut. lint w >■ar,- ipnt • | for linn and n gn-i h> an imiic.c
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le ila in that u li«- lu-en costing to > But imi -o when he givi- up In
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there’s a world o f en
joym ent in sm oking
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i (iii
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who*** *•)*••raI toil
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i d n l . d t i n : i u . in I
to he p o s r il (in n
a n d i.»n< a u * t i i
m lli
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v I >ill I III 1 . |,i w >.
cfiu-er ivd as to wh) "Grotlcmen
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Iiialiv 11 m. . j|||,| I
l’ i\fei' Blondes". As foi ourselves1 St. I V le i-hurg. at iU-i ',1 I. in,'
t l'
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Wc ure not at nil cute that tlmv losses tepnitc.l in vv n, ■ip :•*«'*? • ■ '••IV f hr n ut h* ••(.«) • ondt ,* Imi if so, ii |. protidbly he tahlishinent.s has tiua Iv in . niii .1 , I D !' r II.
•in iituiii' af.j liho
CUUTie 1 is ca-lcl' to find llu-m in one nmi has iiiailr nian.v ar ■ i In . It. I.,
. lit. f|* «*. •• («• thr
Miami It, n h a man iepi i: lint he III'.' 11 1
Iho dark.
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-wa» Rouged out
i D m-.it tint > t
'it...
1*i* hi. . 1 . hul 1. • late
We wacid, like lo know linv. ihe , *2,I.*,'MI hy the unci.m gam
M. at'Vv i i!
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various guheiMiiinrinl
candidiiti s
Ilk* horse lac ng before vv’v g > to
ihe polls. Florida has certain rathpi- irtiing.-iit luws
against g a m b
lin g which should lie enforced. AuJ
wee/tr one w* aid not like lo ec
these pnrticulai laws vlmogisl. ---- T ---v
Many
w ’m d
IBooks who In
h s little fliv vci pi DIII* li »*••
dived into the Atlantic mar Milboifrne is t|i ■ same avintm ^who
plhtcd Lindbergh's O i lliei - ii her
Christina* trip to Mexico, lie was
a good flu e and >1ed with Ills heitnit o:i. ■
i
Fur years tin- new. -: api'i
cnuniry
l ave
vv i i.. il
. f tliis l-laeil.r tl
|.,« -|.|i- 1 1 • plu K*.
-a i *i«!I
will lie I
against tin v1 1 v t« i a • I
mg. have '.'iid with partii il.ir car
just how l!„. g .,|ii«- I, Win !,cd, I. iv .
war nnl no u with iiuniey t■• Inw are
uif ihr* siiek. ,siruiigv'l'>Vhoisi|y.-iv i!y
m a te -" ( h.-fi ncipialiitaiice wln n
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i»ll( all |M Iim 1*111 IIOY
flu* iMilli
« l '*»*w in | | |)|mi S'. to
Mi - ,ii
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11ut?* •ifirt llllU*.
I oduy, as for m any y ea rs, C am els lea d by
simp|v |,., ., , lio s\v tinIIi .I., liter.*
mlo a gaum in vviii, h ..............e
In l .aik..
lie I
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lie
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t • yncv.iD -. win ii
be Inset* n.- In ..i vital.lv ......
bln sin Li r i' -nil abroad in i h«-1 'I ii.. cnnie lu i. n hail , ,,,
land. He will cipher tint re a l :<od h •! h-s.lnil thrv arc i In , ,1 . j,M,...
be informed nr. Imvu g reed, for- i.iinu u r .hem, fmw.irili.. h> \\i -iget» vvhi't manlier nf game he may ern niiiiiiif*ct»ir» r* wo . tram a ,nr.
Ik? lip ; g-iiitfl
when the • ic-1. if f harrinr ngaii t ii
rtraiigci.iual.es hi i ari|uu litar •
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that ll she did I••*A. s lo p i r y iilp a I :nl iti,,ii . •>>1111
an alio i
la k e h er a w a y .. W h e n a met ins d •• t* •’
n . L c-i tvv,
.v e r y serioii:; m istak i .. In tin- in i p|a< • h
i pi. :..iiu* m
1ll«. sp irit o f th e « i r l I he a■e-U ot P a r w inch a n hk. lv
to
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n M«| |#|,t
\\ 11 hln fortt true*, elrrfrji,;
ho* ret oiiu Kmlf nl \„rf| /
*tfiiMliiril* of lit lug
J
ttork. Thr rWeiiV of 1 1« f "
frlhtllion to fhe ururral
fit re Ini* hero oiinlr |H»»b|b»I
•••»*> fhnniKh
ihr imiMmh
nml *ileiiflflr ml mlulbteat^!
of Ihe elerfrlr |M»tter
TV 'A*
...
.
t«. .
.■•> ■, i , -, , ,
il> l.. I v. n>
po tter
•loir. It lio* no lirttrr fr|fli
llinn fhe elrrlrlr lluhi
• \\ tiro
'■rew-Ataer
»:-<e >. >• >
'•\Vc call for an unrestricted flow
of c lx tr ir pawn thrnuah the nntion.
Unrestricted, for the purPUM’* means unri-Ntrictcd by p<dP
tics. We are ncninsl laws and
regulations which would prevent
linking up the nation's great
power generators, tialii water and
steam, into a unified nuper-power
system."
en ro ln u
with
You
“Unrestricted Electric Power
.. - •-Essential-XaJSlationls^WeKare’’
I j O V- TSi:. purl,- I H I i i p . p
l»lill«*oMl»rr nml frnrlirr nf
( 'oMlurlii*.
flr*t
r.niaiiplnl«*<l
i Iim i
•i|H*n wMrli
\i»trrli*n'* •••••miMiilr nml> flumirltil itriinlli tin* tirrn lin*«*«l
—-thr* |irlnrS|ilr nf
freedom
•If orfInn, iimtrr rrn*nnnlilr
reisnliilliMi. In
••••niliirl
nml ite\••lo|M»irnf ol
"The Rank of Service"
Story Tcliicg Tc ( hiJcjrun
Onwiinl, iituviii^ W iiv ** th** liati
I his
m •t
!. ,•
' lu-i!
■hould com m a n d tin* a ■*. n
"ltaii.il Proisra.ss". llial*
oui c lil. I-’*•vv pt rsiili- a le l l n i
cry:
Cess In t h e i r c h i l i l i ' c i cu.i
ltirtli pieveiiliun failli.g. '<•: in
i il linn-.- fni'
11 *rv !* !ln.,' 11
Tenth tin- pom man'- tiiilil
W.illil-I hnW 111; 111
;.iiiiiI
die
florid, I
Says I he Chicago Tribune
| Curb Service j
Ralph W . L o s s ln jj
M yr—
THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
--- —
• Norris & Nunnallv
Candies
V're»l’ by Express Weokl^
Kept on Itc.
200 N. Maple Avenue
WHY NOT HANK
I* A R T O.F I T
FOR
F l’T l ’ UE
1’SK?
(her, and ktsp thee: Tin- Lord;
. . , .
....
. . ...
) make hs face shine upon thee, and o p en , k ic k .l.»r up addill-U ial dust. .
be irradmis unto thee: The Lord
j 1
these la u lt- w .i'c c o n i - t i d. rhe la m p a
I lines
lilt up hi.s countenance u|kiii th ci.’ is o l th e opinion lh .il a ci*rlain t t a l l i i o li i c ia l in a
w e s land give then peace.
Nundiei- ern s t a te still w ould not be a t i- lie d .
A cco iilin j.'
lo
I lie
i):24, 25, 2d.
T im e s , this o f fic ia l w ould add a n o 'lie r m le w hich w ou ld lie
\
I R A Y K R —Olein God on tin-, t„ ||„. ,.ftv . t that all m ile d r r as hould v i - Id l .. w om eu
the first day of the New Year.1 (,r iv i.rs
ri|ihl ol w a v . u l . e l l n r th ey a.,- . . i t i l l c l l „ . jt
we o ffer oursclve- lo Thee anew
o r not. " U om en d riv e r.-,” in i u i.o trd a
av m t'. " d o not
thnt we may be enabled in a!l tin- l
year to urow into th y likeness.
a lw a y s know tin- nd.-- .-I tin p..,d. and t v .n
w hen
th e y
A innn who promenades instead ! know; U u in th cva jlu uol.^ylvv a>
ai ».•Mt . - Hib>tcr.Ni ft
• • r - ir tiw i.m b lib r y
" ' '
rtend of eats.
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fall?
- Diamond Mounti;;^
Architect
Sanlnrd.-Fbtrldv
SPEND Y O t . l t
.MONEY
A N D
HAVEIa I T T OO.
arotiMil a liliiul c u r v e on tlii* v. i'oiiK s id e <<| the
m a il:
atf i m n l i n e to tiass a n o i h e r c a r o n a m m : p a s s i i q r a n
a|>-!
p r o a c h i i i R c a r a t n iy h t w i t h o u t
••lowirur d o w n ;
and
pas. i
iiiyliMa.v w i t h t h e c u t -o u t
si«iK other vehicles fni a .In tv hip
TH E Iw V lS T PLO T
Rise, eugenic men and women!
Rise, O f any), children, too!
I ’upist plots have ln-en iliscovere.l
What is Baldwin qoiriK to do?
••Mnmlnir P ..a f ha> Ium it- fn .
dom
H A L L A N D I’ E N T L A N D
C E R T IF IE D P U B L IC ACCOU NTANTS
INCOM E T A X C O N SU LTAN TS
S. G. G R A Y , Resident Manager
317 First National Bank Building,
Sanford
EN G R AVIN G
|.jr-i Nul l Rank U W *.
M*l!< - for Bnb'.ev
I’ lIO N E 771
McLaiilins
Elton J. Moughton
(a nnot
i n c l u d e s o m e o f the m o s t Ihttrraut v i o l a t i o n s o f y o o d i l r i v - '
iienttiiiiea j|,^r a n d l u i s l e 'i s to a d d f o u r o t h e r s a s f o l l o w s :
“ S peeilin u '
n~—.\
4'.
■
for
Hi i i a c m i 'T i o N i i a t i :.s
_
s a f e t y o f .t h e m s e l v e s o r o i h e r s .
T h e : o bject h as caltso tl'
oar
Vrar ----------------. 5x2!: tlie s e c r e t (try o f t h e .Mobile. A l a b a m a , nut m o b i l e c l u b to
■Mv Hi(»lln
••»•«—«•«»»—
Cldee \lvMvlha............
' * o n c o m p i l e a list, o f w h a t In c o n s i d e r s t h e ten m o d c o m m o n
Up Currier per Week
r_i _
- v .—
_. . L ; f o r m s . o f i n e f f i e i o n t f l r i y i i 4 r.
T h e v a r e as fo ilo w s :
f hi*
” *v> 'V
_________ "
a “ t n n v A R o m k h o V.'*T . ^la'nla'rr1 i m p r o v e m e n t in t h is r e s p e e l . w e w ill
till h a v e to c o n t e n d j
• rA B L K >'-■ j o x k h Mnaantait laiiiort \yj( ) t a <(•ftfiitt utim itcr o f d r i v e l ' s w h o d o n 't c a r e a b o u t t h e ! '
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T H E S A N F O R D I I E U A L T ) , T F K S D A Y F E n i U T A R Y 2P, 1 fl2 K
The Sanford Herald
I
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...
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billions, and-tiiey continue lo grow
"-rU.
�kijmZL.InelflcS tv'T
ilKiMU). TCESPAY FEBRUARY 28. 1028
1(icntlcmcn Prefer
Blondes" 1s Billed
Here For Tomorrow'
1 |n MRS. FRED. S. DA IG12R, Society Editor Residence Tel. :17
Telephone
— — Spring Styles A r e
^ terl8'
The Pipe Organ Club
Seeit-la-NeAV-FiLiu.
Of N onna Sltearer
'trultir nicotine
(Mil Follows
will entertain
iVltiek at her
i :n*.* brtnnritfR
i Cancer of
., pie truest of
miiiT-
njiSoO* FReXwTfitFios
Y
Mt'ri'1-f;.
i.
rnti ri :i .ill
• i ..! nrlors will I
n ow why h i
^■omWy.,.11 I'vii.cc--rr
..In* Milam* tiTaiu',
Sai’-ft fi \•111 •<’
( in I iorclei
I ■ , tlu*^' iiui'i'i
!>] <lii:Kcr <il
.11 ime, !•' H orm '. I h it IcIV wl>e
* r.u l inn f ;l'1 il,
hi tlu* dim i
■ o:' niai". 'ui
'.i Anita D en
■’.riiiml wlii'ii
iui>ti* lice funt*
l!tile m tiin . I l ..*1,. Paraant lia; made r into a rcrccn |
* MOily a: >1 ii i Pi In* the tVaimv
. iVmllim at tit* .'! Unii* i*>miirrn\v.
Itciiilis l.iirt'!ii
’i.i
Morothy,
1m it nimie |>ati*u van meet Sir
i meis Heekiva: I ly Hrekiniitl*
'iliv KiMliatl. ',):* l
lyn Ituttm i.
aitiiT, I lmr> t'ii••I'niiil even
l.tilu, l.nroirV* m a. f * have all
■ n* to life in lii -i'M il version
niie » r jin* I
' e-t -relters'" .
•lelei. is |il«veil
Hath Taylor, ;
. i. "iiul.nov.’ i" n '
ii-, n-d fo r tlu* |
i
init win* ** +*i l+i l»o lieailed ,
r.ii^lil for 'I ''
I'orntliy t**
W h ile , 1 ■
lien lla|l|."'l’,
•1 tin* eau i t ' 1
a- m il stie.’ i ,
' :-'iiiis i nineili i
ii -. 1‘ hester ,
* '■ Min. 111iltii
I'
■ rt, Ford
•tei 'iiiir. Tri-,
'■ .t > a, Kmily
At Yowell
where one Dollar
more Cents”! 2 Days
Thursday and Friday
lilile tile pielttiv win oxide,
t-.inii*! were lent tn*tin* hum
fluid" yu - May er v. ardmhi.
molt m in re imne I i.au .*
tn'li'i. ami si'anisliv> e
for Weeks e ’ieelitiiiir tlleiil.
Tin* i eM.ti wii: ' :u t Mi er hail them n li-r i .
day’s paper for Extra Bargains.
I efillV til* >' ll'tll I Ii t
<(IU tlV.,
>*)
-.1 r w . e 1
, .1,,. i f t Hap-
1 ."■v h
PAfJK'irilhRR.
LADIES SILK
U N D ER W E A R
Silks f o r Slips
W ORK SHIRTS
DRESSES
L IN E N
BOYS SHIRTS
11 ,l"
Sanford (iarden Club
Divided Into
tini'il ijuulitv
tmii’iits Kxhibit
tn. 1; till
Saafinil
hoys' shirt
IL pillar $1.50 values—
A! lligb School
PAJAM AS
DIMITY
UNION SUITS
Imaut it ill
W O O L SOCKS
pnirt
riES FOR MEN
ni'M e l
Evcrfast Prints
print'. S p r u ill
v, i:i>\i:st)AV
.-it
lh
i k ill
1
-■UH.'-o.d lli.wal;., ’
M i
(nine
• I I th e
! till
In
la iN ita
■dli
A
^
y e t.
•"
I *<«ii! It
\tl
I ' m |iet i ll i tin i
'll |ill Ulli
ii • i >?ii*
u iv iiii Im
I In*' lileinl:. .s.ilooi * " i l l l.e mi ili»|uai
i ‘,i l.ihrary
1.■I I"II "IM'I.
•* t i l .......... l i.i* I l l ' l l 1
ik<
(i ii"'
i.ml tolymal t
®
Vi (/*•. Ml
V\
1 Ji'Ui J iToi;rii ;i cn'iilier
tn»i‘ T 11■■riiUI*
Iff
Ijf
li lt *
t *I I I id
ii* , n i i ' i *1
n o n n il t i n '
| U ill' il
'
Hull .tr.
■’ ■'li< True
It M. Pall
r r a ' t . P e l r e j - l i l i i e n t M I l f ie e I 1 1 . 1
■ f nr Sjiaip'led i t i h i a m i e n f f i ’t* w a s t r i i . l . 1 '
iI.>111;i111•11
IfUeft in i' i ri-M-nli •il with a >
'I' litthtful pr*.R* itiue ni' 'H u t |>ea us II "iii'
I liuiieinj; wore eiiof tlii* on , ion, I hi»>o vn.i,,i l,.i(
111 ut'i h,
(ti'C|iinf*
Mrs. t o o f iis
litt'piiuIUr
' tfinment
wen' Mis. K. I> HtnWlllee. M lf M 1
Bniitli, Mr-. • harles Itruwu. M>
lt. \V: Tiiiimi. Mrs. S. O. Miinhn"
NKKKliHS
n r, Mrs. '1. 4- Jmies, Mr*. So ml..
Andersen.
Mu.
W. Tail • •
uu-'.tin(r „f | Tru! h M is. Memy MeLuiilm, M r . 1 I
h* 1,1 M „„|av ur.' Aiium*. ami Miss Mitiill.
'' h,l“'« of Mrs. John
Avenue* with n
MUndimcc. Jtoutinc
'•*inwl l)Ul under Urn
Mu*; president;.»t- the
■ 1' llnulehnn. Fols o s t ' i n u su e hirh tinw*
11'’ *1*i. .a
..i
I
K. Wilson.
‘k'
T u n W il.■ (,, 1 1«.. unit M i s .
1 ') '* 11 ! ix’s h t i i c n l s n f
i l k,,n»
Lon,;- ()uolut{nnx from
irinLir*-
r i ; ,B
c
N IN T H
HIHTHUA (
Sfiturduy iifternouii Mrs, A "
Epjis•entertained fur her bnrther;.1
Jimmy
Mi Klhuhtmn, who mu * I
i elvlirutiuit tm* ninth
l»u tini.*>
A ft' r uttein niifYhe uflunmnn i" 1 *
ftilimime lit die Mlllllle Till .11 • |
ihiv yolit'if ifUi’Sts I.i II* laken l"
the limit stole. Kiijoyinif tin .si tn * .
ensifm were: Henry U'intil, tk it
llmlftes, Juek \’"lt, Italjih Tolar.'
Sidney Nix. Itoheii Kuniley, Thnl .
ley McCrnckeii, Hobby Herndon, K
■ H J ilttM V ftUVUIWH
*
BOYS H A T S
11rtnnii loth - > 11 i 1 1tan, hltlr mill taju >
$*2.on
u il.
A il
BOYS SUITS
SW EA TER S
s
1 or your comuiienci’ o r
have
moviil <*ur Sirinul Stru t Retail
SUii'i hi.o,vn ji.s the IIui'K' '
Mill*
Rnulucts Co.— In :ijr> 1'hisl
1st.
(Rinl iouir’s Uhl Ire Civnni Stand).
1 From this new retail store you can
tp t any Seminole Creamery Co.'s
I’rodiu ti*: Sweet Milk, Sweet Cream,
HutUr Milk. Rutter, and a romplete
line of our delirious
I’rituess Ire
( 'ream.
TJie pliuue uumher tor the new
store will remain the same 7(iG.
\<e asl* (Init vou eall this phone as
Indore rejNtrdniK Milk Route Deliv
ery and your wants will have the
Lest of attention.
*1
Tlu* itiuny friends of Mrs. F. S.
Hftiger will renret tn Jeum that
he is ill ul Hit home on Park
•‘iun' Avvauv.
.
SHIRTS
HATS
HOSE
iiioii'emi i,: ni lio* I*tteliwmii- t 1
• |VI ‘ i 11MM •11'' I M IK. M. I . ’
1
iunl .Ml
I'. t>, Uimviilee for "m *
mi.
If in tm . ('Sinn
A inimi
linin' : "
i hi'l'inifh were »>1- *
•l+ itivvii.
.v
• i.l M l KMKN PllHI Kit
((IAIN OK:*"
Pr mi ilie PI,ii hi
\nilu I mis
.util .loliii Kinernoi
A Hid i: *.i Ii < inn+il..
•M
M i l l > S.U NO.
A
i Inldi-H
'I MH It Nh M \ X ”
Rlnnt Rhone 631
Retail Rhone 7th'
p .,
Leather Purses
Extra .special. Cray, tan.
hrown and black. Regular
$2.0<) tallies.
BOYS SOCKS
LISLE SOCKS
Mens’
Hoys'
fancy
.sport
sw r a t i
plum
lish
Sperial .'J pair for
special. '2 pair for—
ae*«
SILK S
:t2. inch all silk Potntee.
Litrht . tiUndu.'j.
ReKultii
$1.50 value. I’er yd.
MENS SO C K S
Mens' extra ipiality
socks, 2 pair for
BOYS SUITS
wool suits. 2 to
2 for an EXTRA—
.
j
�1 VM/ar.’)’ dLJAfCT
• w t j M a S r v 3 !n
M'Xii
The imli< tmerit under which
(Continued from Pane 1 .)
sion reconvened yesterday. State's
Attorney Smith presented n lengthy dc'riui’n e r to the various pious
in abatement and was sustained by
the court to win the fiist round
o f the IcRiil battle,
In addition
—-J udRe.-.liray—a vy r ru I rrf-d e mnr rer s
~of 't h e -*tjeferr»e- Hr-srii-raF indict
ments npd the prosecution trium
phed attain.
Motions to quash ttie present
ments- svare denied in the court’s
ruling?, ’ reserved yesterday and
handed'down this mornintr,' Mo
tions for bills of particulars wi re
granted'in 11 cases and denied in
three others because information !
included in other motions were
sufficient, the court decreed.’ .
|
By the court’s order in g ra n t-1
ing motions for bills o f particu
lars, it Instructed the state’s a t-1
tdmey to prepare for the defense
information M a tin g
to certain'
Almost Every IfieformOrKanizatlon In Country .Insists
On Including Prohibition
iManli In Parly Platforms
«"
j Chinese Pirates Kill
j Three Crew Members
Compilation Of Statistics lly
Comnierre Department In- 1
dirntes That IH27 Was Almost Etiual To Year Ilefore
itW lM F d fl^ 'W M W M H
:Vuwtt« tlfi tnt»iTrJiiM .ftbiii/nnwlxiib
Hi- exprcs.-ud -ioubt that mi cff/a-.|,
ivo inquiry would l.o nindr b ; [t e * '
latter body, iind assailed HumpJP*].
ley iii stiottg terms, iiL the sunlfc*
time offering to submit info m m -.
lion bearing, upon the pu rpi«c ofthe inquiry.
"D ea r
Pinchol",
Humphrey I
wrote in answer, “ your letter o f
ingurgitated filth
received. F or,
your own famished state and f o r '
the infinite relief juf the country, |
have your. .kec|iav-tcvel«->a»u«Ut^..
thintlc
patch.Sympnthcticnlfya
yours",
W. K. Humphrey".
jit the Mayflower H o te l., Almost
every reform urbanization in the
•country was represented at the
meeting, and dozens ef papers and
i addresses v.ere read, all support“ing the plan to forev the two m aj
or parties to definitely go on
record in their p n t y platforms in
favor of Prohibition "as- is" or in
favor of more drastic *nforaement
methods.
"Beenuse of the vast appointive
power of the president," said Mr-*.
Kiln A. Boole, head of the \V. C . T.
U., "it is especially im portniil he
he a man who sincerely desiifc-; to
si cure for the country the full
benefit of tills great and good
law.”
"W e launch today the national
offensive this crisis has demand
ed," said Hr. Haniel A . Poling.
"N ullification is treason," as
serted Hr. A . ,1. Itaiton, Southern
Baptist, of Atlanta, " T h is is the
paramount issue of the eanipnign."
•t«5>E hvi
W ARY 28, 1028
"jiridr-mnh’e*:fw - i i rritolflinjr :;o f th?"
iiil ( iiit
14 w . u j W : o f
l.illjb
h;. puiri-v
in
1 C AN TO N .
China,
Feb. 2 8 _
| Hugh Conway, the British mate
I of the Chinese steamer Snnnanihoi
j and two Indian guards were killj ed when jiirntes recently boarded
! the steamer near here,
i The Kannumhoi cr*w resisted
I the attack, and a fi'/t'ce fight is Hoick Co., Cincinnati. At the Haht arc Daniel IliHinc Smith, "b a b y "
reported to have lalxn place. The Member of Kentucky's Hmt»e of lleprcvenfative^ w ho made the presenta
pir.ites fled on the approach o f a tion fa behalf of Knox County residents, an J G overnor Sampson.
llritish -.gunboat.
It
is believed
tile appearance o f th
ill bout
(
detibiful of the possibility o f tin1
saved the entire crew tioui - nm-t- ' 'V '1
Volstead Act being modified.
sac re.
"Y en can find nobody in lhe
The pirat.- hand Is thought l<>
IJ(lit* d Slates who ran claim to he
have included
members o f the
a decent citizen who would vote
Bias Bay gang which have been
for the return of tile saloon, .
responsible lo r a number o f pirat
' Hoot leavers I .ike It
ical attacks no shipping recent l)r. Doano I’uz/letl IIv A uteri"The** jim tieggcts ore opposed
tans
Uefusing
( ’ink tails to nn.v change, mid they support
ly. One o f the most recent out
rages o f the Bins ’ Huy pirate
Vfler They Invented Drink tin existing lav. with, as much en
was ttie eapt ii re o f the British
thusiasm’ as tic- Aiiii-SaliH.it lea
S c .I laud.
Fr'i. gue, The CmpIoyCis
Captain
l.ulor of the Britisl
lulu r are
* Anieni an-> a ie opposed to a change, for they are
sttamer Sinngtnn,
They
invented vciy e..||acinus of the fact that ;t
••l-nilles ai.d le- pays to have- a pn.li-t trip* depriv
W IF K K ILLS SKI.I
iiev invent.-1 If- ed of rl- hob ■ drink <.
-■ tied tefi'-ed t .
"Llit" hi,-ivv,,uit and s|,i,pk(>(..iill vented t lie i , l .
■ til vgotyio^yd .in a change, . lor
, K-lfc v f
n'd t«dieemah, : t*J mid .r*v ftp^d* to ttritrk .it."^'* * (hooey ’which intiM ' fa* f»a s peril* - i
* killed f
with her Inis
'flu se \ i-n- sdne o f tile impre
.;! ..Iml now flow- into Fi-ur til! .
band's
dvi-i, in their ions gained by in i , I,. I'euue. The women, who ;ue organized,
homo, v
.and lay sleep- 1'i-lion o f Aberdeen, doling bi- re
.1 who make th.-.i voiies heard,
! ing, Sb
have been do*.- -en* Jum montiis’ tmtr in Anur- aie all opposed to a change. I'm
pi.ndi-ni
ih.
*
va
1 if liibitio'i in America and tliev In hove tlmt a Itu.batid, -uti
.
-------•! - lesu’ts Iliad., a ill-found ini1lotia-r is a better mail and
I'Pt ll
ie -inn upon him
t a e i t" in m age when he i- for.
“ I Ip 'l crMatn.” ‘ I.
liei'lalel ed ' - ill.gain from the itieluiat
D e ll lu ll. 1
*•
D e
gin.
It j
fected t ' r
arid i,i; •
skin.
J;i
which yi -j
. “ --in t*
*
Ttw
The place to build your home
F orest
S a n fo rd
R e a lty
c>r
(Personally Conduct!
Five WoiicSerfd Da'
A trip of over SUO miles on paved hi
ways— siuMseeintr throujyh lieaut
and predfietive I'lmida.
S ee
O rla n d o -“ T h e
C itv
B e a u tit i
l l i e lu g ( i i i i r — I ' l i - . neap h i s - m i m c i
, ,■ .
".ore B|
( i t * , t r a v e l t in r i t i i i " I o' 1*1 o| 1 be *-. eni
1
1« a. tb
I lit- h i l l s a n d la k e ., e l | ti
h 'n litc * o t i n t r . ’ ’o
, h nllnj
m i l e s ol g o ld e n hu h n o t a n c i gro ve * -, i h r .
li.rh.'vt I
A v o n I* .irk. I n i s i I ’ n u d . on m l o tin - niant'o
I arm
<'(Ink,, I
S e i n i n g : ll' i n o g l i the
h e . n l ol
the
O h r c c l m l u v . on m l o f a r - f a m e d I ' a l m lie 1 Ii,
Itlillv'H
- iinut ft
M i a m i " kite M a g i c ( i t ) . " to
( o ra l lia b le
a r r . e - s l l i - e a v n e Itav to M i a m i l i i a e l i .
S c - 1 1,
1eat 4 >j
i n g w o r k in t h e b u i l d i n g o| I fa \ M . i l e l , a >
,u y
m a k i n g , o le o| 111,- g l e a | in h i e . c a n lit . ..
1
■"in if I
m u - i c . 1 n t e r t . t i n m e n ! , m ' e t n i g d e l i g h t 1 11!
■ *g
of th,' e m iT lt r v .
H e lii'lt in g
v i a the h . ' a r l ' 1 Indm I
ro u t e , I h r o u g h H u c k l e i b ' e a n d ( o r o i i .
1!»'*'ItI
l*'i%e Wonder!’11! I>;ivs ;il a
ONLY
I t o - l o u r i - m i.li oililer the a n -p u e s o!
I'ro p e rlle s . | \ i
..I IIoilv w ond-in I bn o' 1
I n .ie lie s .11 r n-a-il a-'iiring von emutori
I hi- lour leave. Sat Urdu v
■-nations should be made
N o n 'd i g u l i o n ol aov
kin d
Joseph W- Young, Pro|
erties, (ncof Hollywood, Mn.
o ’ matter-what rime of (hr month, no matter
what the business .'omlitiom are, you’ll linil
the home you want advertised in our Want
A ds when you want it.
.Old — t -
cob's Oil
pain i vi i
ntic.i, I.-.
: Loch Arbor
In Our
11
thrntaatisni ,
political, social ami
and speaking fearlessly as their
conscience and their reason dict
ate. i
“ It lias Caused and is causing
young people o f to th sexes to
drink out o f sheer hrajrndn who
utlii rwii»c would not have drunk.
“ I: is the cause of corruption,
brtbt ry and g ra ft which must be t
veritable poison in the body poli
PftlJcnt* nf Knox County, the hom e of Governor F. D. Sampson of tic. It lias created a vast band i f
Kentucky. prevented him with this specially-equipped Hulck sedan upon cr inin.il . daring, impudent, reihc ('ccadon of his recent inauguration. At the left Is O. It. l la m v l, of the I scmrcefui, who are n disgrace to
1 rank tort Uuick Co., beside Warner Sayers, sales manager of the Leyman
nrv civilir.atiun."
THE
YOU
. * '
special s* ,.t 1 ..in t was 10
fien d k\ fii'lg ■ Wright
the r. 1
(plest ol ( . "Vo 1 1101 luliti U Mm
. (in .to 11 iiii'hi- on Feb. (!,
A (fraiid iuiy w as erii panel led
and I ' 1a,netim-itis weiv filet* Call on I his agenev lor ill
against the two bankers, Id III forms id Auloiniihili1 Insur
tin tn being joint charges against itnet'.
Lake ar d Ivey and the other two
nuniiig l ake sepaiatcly. Five o f
a the |1 e .eattnctils alleged ember
Dement and misapplication
of
haul. ! nd-' l.o t tube '/l. ini'Ot and
a* si 1 a- ’ 1011 ,.t tiaid.
land-,
iv
elm 1 gin-.' (Jil-e entries mol three
others
v* th violotioi
-a tin
E s la lilis h e d 1 H0 X
si air i ,.i I uig law
I M a g n o lia
P h o n e IS
CouJiI Hardly
nVorl m r in a
" I ’ l iliiltiliun, .however," lie cun* Pte
limicd, “ Ikis produced contcrtipt*
for the law without p ^ illi'l^ in
modi m (i miry. It has produced
Chairman Of Trade
Body Rebukes Gov.
Pinchot For Letter
11*1*111 e lo s c d
f iir lit iu i
‘
Content pi For, lanv
(S N I)--vr. '*|>M NO.I.DNllls'V \\
f- In some respeels tin- American
business record last yoni was even
m oi" impressive than that of thc|
"The hour has conn when their
high peghs e itiildj'hed ill 10'J*'.. a c -I can be no t oin|)i omisp on the part
' cording to a compilation of statis- of friends ■'
t"
"*
: turn pnadiv -at ll)^g.L'unitiif*ree ” pe* [' Ur.",I.'. W y '-C lifW n T tit'-Pittsburgh.
» ! Ju dgeTC rV ’rul«J that flic defense ) pnrtfnrnt today.’’
“We demand of m u d dat“s on
coul^ wftl'diavv any <>f the ]>h as it
Wliilu produi'tion activity slump- equivocal declnraiions in fnvot ..I
so desired. The particular provis led o ff towards the < in-** i
the IHth Amendment.’’ .aid li. I..
ion deolf with the* contention that i year, Interest and divalent pay ti. llohentbal, of S -i.itii M .imdir-tthe indictments were inoperative ments amounted to f-t.Val,l*'tMH)0, cr, Conn.
against the defendants because i a gain o f more than pdiiu.Otiu.unn
"Let tin* politician!*
i-ln.o.
Htntri’g,Attorney Smith was dpclar- ( from Iliad. Industrial establish whom they W 11 serve,” : aid It II
ed L» have been present in the ment!* reportetl dividends o f !t72d,Martin of Pittsburgh
t dpi
eti. 'Js (IN’S)
that the fir'oliiii.it-H'. amendment.
grand Jury room at the time the I 'J7C1.000. rtetim
i aliioa.ls r.tl1
.',,0.0(10,0(10 lullII will nt-Vei be l i-peal* d, tilltl I Hill
jury voted on the indictments. This ' MHI.000 and street rnilvuys S124,fact, thr defence declared, vitiated 080,om).
tho presentments. The State's AtDespite tin. fact Unit national
torney demurred to the alfegatiua newspaper advertising in "la* hit"
in regular order and in addition Full was falling belaud ihut
of
declared tho charge to he "scand tbo year before, gains ai tin- end
alous" hct'uusc it .tended to reflect of the year brought tin* total to
.upon Umj integrity and honesty of djli,"(111,000 lines, prm tu ally the
W A SIIIN C T fiN . l e t .
fs
the grand jurors and the Stale's same as in I'l-'i. Ib-avv * lirisl* I IN S)
Cotmitin tom 1
itliam I
|mas uilveri ising evidently was I I u i i i p h i " V . e l i a i i i i t a o " I t h e h •
Attornuy himself.
“ For this allegation to he true," responsible.
eia|
I 1 .id,- <'•>innn -- a. <"•
said Mr. Smith, "the def, .•list* lots
I sslili ri.■«• of slocks and 1-0,1. v. lit a I'll I Ii (I. I to *»i» f *•1 | hv
intimated that either some on-mli. r of eorp..rat i.*n * aimom'ed ’ ■> Si,- e l m t , f i o t o e i
(iov.'no
o l I *••*. ,
or members of the grand jury or :,o1 . aitunin. ats.ii! jj.uuu,nun noil - ) I v a i i i i l . a n d r ’ "'ii * on -4. • v 1 u
myself have violated oaths taken lila-ad " f lie pivi i iliiut veai For. I - 1. I >'|ll V ll lg I ■ .1 I l l ' l l I ' l l " 1
Ik-foro tills court."
,- ig n lo a n s w e r e ( I * oo.u *0,0011,
\ - Kioto Ia»t vv. k :io .oinif lllim
Tlu 'pfoseeutor pointed mil that l-llll I,llll.il'. d lllllll" » 1 111* 1 . Old- f e e 11) III' III' .1 "‘ ’o 1.1 v 1 -I I ' 1 1
ill view o f the grand jurors’ oath 1 at mg. along w.ti. in. r* .. *•••I sav
to discuss no phase o f their activ or--' di-posit . m I,link- 1 -.at de p t**
tlnri* v* a ph-t.tv •*(
ities to on outsider and Ids own sum,. 1......
oath to the -nine effect, it would 111 "in v 00 haiel I'll I’ otio. live lebe impossible I .|- tho defense t>.
svveur to its iilU-gatioY unless p
had obtained the infoi million from
one violating his oath.
This, morning Attorney l>ii kel
son of Tampa, member of the de
fense staff, asked to strike the plea
from all till' documents. adding
that it hu<l been inserted without
the knowledge of Mr. 1'aliner, Mr.
Whitu or himself and had been
prepared by a niembei of their
firm unfamiliar with all tint de
tails ill lb.- 1 use.
When 1,ukc and I , an plnerd
i'll trial u wiM-k from next Moiulav 1
morn than eight months will iiu\<elapsed since tin- bank eb.seil and
nearly six months since the first 1
grand jury investigation into tin T h o iilmvi* *vk«'lcli w tis m u d i'
affairs o f the institution was or fr o m tin act mil p h oto gra p h dered. Meeting lute in September
and continuing its session into the
first part of October, n special
groml jury _ returned i!l indict
ments against the accused nun.
Nchedplcd to be heard at tin- rile Stieit I .11 lumped I lie track
fall tiym of circuit court, the and ( nirdlcd ml., this automobile
bank ruses were delayed until that vvaH parked along the curb.
after thi- Christ urns holidays and
]\ J O M A I I IK vv Ii ..'. season ol the year, no
'7xi~fVi rr(g c a y M i
then postponed imjel nut. 'y
I I.
r
f f lp V n d u * h i
.u .a .d p u g C y .
H .
B.
rare
S c h u lte
llo d w i'll
C o .,
m e.
R e a lly
Co
I ir>l S t .
The cost of a Want A d in our paper is so small
and the results so great that prosperous business men and women use them to put over
V. P. Connelly
& Sons
uii'ii 1 . 1
v. tut, it,.. u ' u . mii
emit w
p ir-io g upon tee iplull
fu ut-lft - oT .l-ulg'.. ( , rav to .-it in
the buel: 1 ri ■ l*he tnliuiiiil link
uinithi
’ i" i until Feb.
t,
‘ Feb " I
III II. the defI'lli,,. .file.|
plea- ( I . l muiimoi 1(1 the fTuiiel^
>' it
vnuther de’iiy of lire.' J
•lay i vi - if v**u t.^ f•«-ritiii the "lute
to tile | leadings to t!t<> defettr’e
clears
throat
safe for every con
I iMVc
Jnck-onv ill,-
HOURS
J A C K S O N V IL L E
o ,a n e \
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LP R E S C R IP T IO N
( f il l e d a t
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LEVEL
S T R A IG H T .
ROCK
BALLASTED
DOUBLE TRACK
* A U T O M A T IC
S IG N A L S , A N D
T R A IN C O N T R O L
\) T O M , A M D Y o u
MUST t a k e :
ONE TABLET
a
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inr/ \ cgefaMi...- lYom Florida rimves ami Gai’doiis
A th m tic C onst
Served
hint* D i n i n g C a r s .
v ntions from t
Day
Sm iles llieua good lu -alth — good health depend;,
clean li'ln g and pure dru g s. T o gel the greaiest
out of living, come in once In a while for »hut
Peed.
on
jo)
i„ u
Laney’s * f
The Friendly Drupr Store
AT LA NT IC C OAST LI N |
T H E S T A N D A R D R A IL R O A D O F T H E S O U T H
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T H E S A N F O R D H EW A L P . T U E S D A Y F E B R U A R Y 28, 1828
PAGE SEVER
Celery Markets
Bureau of Agricultural Econo*mt'cs eo'-opertiGng with
the >
Florida State Bureau of Mae-.
kids. — It. E. Curhln,
Local Reresentalive
anted Male
OFFICERS A PPO IN TE D
(Jt
ad. r a tes
C*»h
A d , * nc#
„ .dT^rill » » reeelrad
* ’ ind collector sent
JUJior permcnl. - .
H E L P W A N T E D — Have one ofFlorida's
best
achievements.
Can use n few high class solicit
ors. Cash pnid every night. See
Mr. Gray— 214 W. 1st. St, Sanford.
. There’s one part o f the paper that
every reader, no matter what hi.s
other likes and d iH lik cs are, wants
to rend—if he's wide awake and
np-and-cominff.
And thnt’s this
Classified Section!
?— Financial
£ j charge
of 30c for
]I»rtisi"K is restricted
f classification,
error Is made The Sanold " 'll be responsible
one incorrect insertion,
rttser for subsequent
, The office should be
immediately in case of
Herald
represents! vo
h]y familiar with rates
f,nJ classification will
)a complete information.
yoa wish, they will assist
I wording your want sd
Hit marc effective.
ir.cemenis
Miller, formerly of
le, Fhi., ammunees the
hi- dental office nt
I, Bldg, with Dr. Mas-
A BARGAIN
service. H e g*',f-' scrvict almcttu .Barter Ehap
SAN FO R D BOND A N D ’ M O RT
GAGE C O M PAN Y. 112 Second
Will luan on Improved business
and residence property. Also will
auy first- mortgng— xr security.
11 rlin t .•
consider wavs and means to amp
The trouble, if any. with the new lify the ci■nplirated a Imiiii.stration
er generation is time it is given it o f the country mi l to olimhmt •
latch key before it can ranch up to v.hat S. P n t l i r (lilbert, the re,ithe keyhole.— Hamilton Journal.
rrutii 1 agent general, calls the
tli'vman g vi-vi'inent il “ txti'itvHgnuce".
{'Iiiiiuellor
Luther1*
I'nliticii! Announcements
|“ League fei the Following the for1'on r o r v r t I'H o s n r tv i s 1; |mat ion of Ex-Rejuvenation o f the
tTTOHSKV
|l!*iiTi.“ Rteal t.ling* bag. been e\*
I Sirpht fultr thi* ni*'th<v| n( :mn'*tiri**foy ni\
f*'i
11m- l i f t e d Ir> ,n l!ie ronferenee. Bui
nf **|'!1Tit V' 1*1O^rt* klMUtt A Ho it* it ended m a eompleU' deadha k,
n**>.
«'t * to th»» "! Vttii'Ci At if
l^riniitiv
| will wtipi rein t<
.inv | The large majority o f the piefoujiptiit ttivrp mi" h> , thf |m-i »|)I#« 1 m ills Her.- f 1 a unified, central
itlvl .is1-tit.•* Ihnil. it elrt'lrtl, w ill
git** i t i hi* iluiit"* « f Un »tifif** my t i u d nutionni envoiutnent un the
Alwuytt (ho Same— In Service
10-A Poultry and E rrs
Always DifferentV—In Opportunity
B A B Y .chicks.
Tnncrcd
strain
White
Leghorns,
$14 75 per
100; Rhode Isla n d ' Reds, $1(3. per
1U0.! Circular. on request. Guy L.
Blackburn, Ellcnton, 8 . C.
FRESH e&gs, Baby ch'cks,
Hutching
eggs.
Ctckh
Farm, Iatke Mary.
PHONE 148
V| ri
17— liusliesa I’ lacea For Rent
I0-R Plants and Flowers
1 gov< rmm'nt win* met fit
III*
s*»f i ll*4'**
W
IS— A|)iirlmcnt For Kent
I ’ urri: bed garage apartment with
garage. $25. per month. Inquire
1 0 1 W. loth St.
ALL
modern convenience*, hot
water, down town locatiuV. newly
fiirnisheil. each apartment with
private hath.
Pi ire very reasonabb-.
Call Hlll-J.
Wir.f, T R A D E — several beautiful
■ building lots for well located
grove or farm. Give complete in
formation as to what you have
when answer'ng this id. Slate
number of acres, location, price,
mortgages, etc. Addr*-.** |i, B- care
The He raid
i:. W l l l T i :
Political Announcement
al good lots for small house. What
iavii you. Give complete details us
to location, rrice, mortgages, etc.,
when nnsv'Ting thi* ud. Aildre'x
Box 23 care The Herald.
TAX
AtSKSMUl
W m ilR
j for IJ >e«r* t have made my l i v
, ing rnlsina slo-k and cllro.* frutl
ftirlninit I |tn>|iose lo Id ever'
j nod
lasimyer earr)
Ills pro; 01 i lonat-■
sliar-- of luxe- In viewing the prolit-rly |iersunnll>
tour suppi'rt
niprrcl.it**.
,
rr»ti v r . i i i : i.e.aist. x t i ’HM
i..
111 .
Sluls
and
I i-ltihlnture
itlroup
ill appri-ciiile supooit la
, to be l.nld in J«»a*-
I.
iiiiv T i
I- 1IAHAN.
tt* Urmuti ill-- Primary tc
i ..n j -j i i - r-ta, a . u. t'.*.**
AVENUE
LOT. near 13th
i.- .-(■ c( l-io to lt>* ol
..-i'll, subject to tbr
I ill-in In III* P 'ltilo lie hrtd In June
V
FOR R E N T : 6 room bungalow,
two bed rooms, hath
dinitig
hunting: Interior Dec’ Vi-i ■ i cusomible. Phone room, living room, and kitchen.
H. V Halverson, 708 W. Garage. Located on Palmetto A v e
nue in
Sanford
Heights.
$25
univ i
1* h;. Phone lit.
•runnir. piano
■vtih IT years
nnisic Nh*rf*
>* I ft 4 II Me.
" f all Units.
4 \Vu!i Pap'r
*
pot* ri.K iiK n u n n i hi ii r
t herel.y .innounre to* t'diittl«l4<'
m u M iu iir r
or I hi* 1"It lee of
1" U of *tic
l-elilt Coui I. nqolee, lo I I.r *•• t in**
T tt.e voterr X ti r .lull • | IH.4I ,
: i:.\s
(I, pr;i I Nallcfs)
t ott m iK R iP P
I |ier>-hy stinounci- mv can
11)— Houses For Sale
b ' vG The Roof Ev*
'! 'tal
shingles
111 ’ ** and galviiiizeil
IF. G. vvnn. Guk
•
P. POt’ ftl.AOH
i i,tn i . jo ifd o to for the office
if Sli.-rilf nol will apprei'ti.te s>tpport in the June primary.
•i veiy little money
iq ■ new by list- of F o i l R E N T l ive loom luitiga
‘ low,
unfurnished.
$25,00
pei
..... .
laiemmr ai d
:;anfonl Paint •$' mnulli. Located al 2121 Palmetti
. t. ri. Stuart, Mgr Avenue. Get tin* key at The Her
ild office.
.!■ Irrigation
i 'mi nt wotk.
I exlnlge.
II itlf * 10 III* |», l*|.'*..ii at) Ihiil I um
pntH* S e r v k e
FO R SA L E - -Small cottage on
Magnolia Avrnue
now rented.
Built on rear ol let. I’bnlv •’ f FOR S A L E Goo,) Ford Delivery
truck, $3.00,, 25 Foot Motor Boat
luim fo r iiuolht*r Itotutp in ft out
Mnko me an offer.
dmost new
Can b'* bought fo r $3,500 rai term
Lincoln Hotel.
1. A. Pole,
of $30 enxh and *30 per month
Address Box 131 rare Tile lleiabl.
ACR EAG E AT $125 per acre.
Tract o f nearly 35 mrc*, located
between two Grrando roads vut1
outage on old highway, cun lie
ucked up loduv by someone vvhe
.i i i i i * valiiex at a great snrrifie*
\ei v disirable localimi lor pouUty
arm. Some high luml nml xoim
Muck. Possibilities fo r developIll'll! are gieat. If you are look:i ; for something on which wou
may make reasonable profits withvut bolding long, it w ill rlay you
o investigate this. Adrltvas R- JII. 'a te The Herald._____________
V \SttlNGTON, Felt. 25— (IN S )
Fifty
school
superintendent*
from all sections of Georgia, en
tente I-. Boston to attend the Nat
ional Education Association cout entmn, slopped off In Washing
l n lodnc and visited President
rt Aixstisxttit o r
r i t r.*
Several nice unfurnished houses
in Edge wood ( o f $35 per month. O A K H I L L L O T S : The heat locoAlso iwo bungalow.- in Pinehurst lion in the subdivision. Price $*350
L'CIKJR
i-oit ci r o K o f i : o i i i i t
for $3U ner month. each on terms of YIO.OO cash and
rir« nml (Galium truck'!. unfurnished
,. i, |,> atvo.tiiiiee my canJIdsc'
$10.00 monthly. Address Post O f
rJ 13th. Street. Phone 3. Sanford Bond & M o rtga g * Col, i k ,t| tlo- circuit court sol.n r n si i » i :h i v r r . x i n : v v
fice Box 131. Sanford, Florida.
t„ tb,- "III -if III* VOlilH itl
n u ii.ir i x v T n in in
)> 4- - '( . i’. A C O .
Auto T W O 5 room bungalows $25. per
'•■tii'*' t i •o iirtiiiiiry lo lie »•.-».♦
I not 1 I ..militate for t «• i
I v III .tpi.rrclnlw y'oor i - the off t. e of
and rla rt metal work*..
'pt t llilo"
month. W oo dru ff’)! sub-division.
pntillc
hisiftictn.
for
s
)3i Avenue, Phone 71B-W. Phone 135. T. A. Brotherson.
I Palmetto Avenue lot, facing east,
I ..Hilly •Iibfret In llte i n n
with
76
feet
frontage,
can
be
f t tinnrv
v*»ur
suppr-rt
V
hi
bor.p uuicK co.
■’ / " » ■ " kouar furnished.
» hour, bou|fht { o r |l oon AdlJrP8S owner, y o n n . n i K o p i n t r t i T c o t i i t torclsled.
$1J Magnolia A . e:
I wlsli O' nniio'inr* that t am * |
805-W.
_____ | [lnx 04 cart, jh p Sanford Herald.
cumllil.it.' tor re election to the of i
I* ■-'**ie 307.
flee of Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court '
2 rt rcom houses $20 . month.
2
of rtemln 'le Count v. Ptnrlila. «ub-i
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Stores $15. per nin., ench. W. 26— MlHCfllaroous For Sale
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0th St.
Apply
805 W. 0 th St
In Ihe I s-no'eralie Pilmary l!le- '
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Phone 137.
Phone 230. K. Arcs.
tl>.i< t . . li'-hl on June .'>lb. A PJ
FOR S A L E Small Celery farm
House. -AYeMrt. Tiled. Phone 2U3.
\V, Gilutoti. 417 W. 2nd St.
S F P E R IN T E N DKNTS MEET
•». *. i/orxit.
PARK
Plenty of WOOD 4 GOAL at D-Jhart's Wood yard. 7 9th & Cy*
irexx. Phor.e 38(1-31.
FOR S A L K : $1500.00 worth furnisliings and lease on 42 Toom
Intel. Furnished. Ia>w rent J. A.
'ole. Lincoln Hotel.
J7— Money 'to Loan
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Iv no ehililrcii. 'Joilii North Grand for pretty home. Box 25 care The
Av eoite.
Herald.
20— Farms Fur Sale
t3ie
A R R IV E S
M E I.B O U R N E . Australia, Fell.
25
( I N S i Bert Hinkler, Austra
lian i l l - ! fnt.e'tl down yesterday
while making a I light in-m Purl
I >ai " in t" * b>ta m i - , airivml salel>
hilav nl I amen"eal Hinkler iec• t.lj laiiile.l
P e l lliiiwiii after
fliang Itnm
Liu land m sixteen
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ent, together with the - s,.nin.. $2.25-3.00. mostly $2.60■ring the \\ itteUhuch 0 75 , i','M und h's are bringing front
ln\arin. intpells B a ■ i $2.50-:t.2fi, mostly f-J.75-3.00, 4'a
lit lor its “ indepen- $*t.(l0-;i.30, poorer low ns $2.78.
of
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23— Wanted Real EnLtle
W A N T E D to buy desirable
home.
Will
exchange a
desirable home downtown ft
men I and give
very
rear
1(i— Houses For Kent
terms to pay the difference
tires-, fm appointment:
2d
Furnished bungalow opposite Ball
10th
St.
Sanford.
1 ark. Inquire J. A. Sands, 32.)
Sunfoid Avenue.
Phone ii30-J.
House I to.r> W. 1st St. A pply Kent
Yulr. Works. Phone 17.
run
,t,.r, v.v < jt>. , Philadelphia.
re Berlin grows, AL
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1 each Buffalo, Folum, nas become v.hat , ,,u> atll| j 0l ksonvllle.
ranee and lenuh'ii to !
. ,
,
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and
pricra
unchanged. l>ara.»
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o sjIM nro n utile hard to sell and
• iarums smalle, capnnJ 3 d(>zcns nro M
du.
formerly we.v little counUxJ<
... ..I lheir own, are
Ncw y ork sp o rts , the arrival
dull hale piovimnal i of „0 rnrB of F lo rilj1| celery thU
lie old art renter o f ohjj.
tf)P demand Is
hit f spiM inlly hard. Rjnw nnj inar^t»t slightly weaker.
Berlin s usurpation, j Tendnch crates ;l dozen sire ara
of i l i f vutefs In ll»** tirinoemtir
I'rlmary la Ij*^ hfl<l m June.
Your support util .jc? tppre
JNO. I» J1NKINH
I lu-ii-li) unnouilce i-> tl>»' people
KeiiUauW* iNiuoly that t am a
i-iilutiitiile loi* lu<t I'srwur subject
III Hie a-ctflon of tlie volels In
Hi,- I ',-uiocriilie Crimin' In tie lielJ
io June of it, Ih Vej*i . t line* IIve-t
lo in-uift;i* ulul Seminole counties
f.ir i<i ),-nrs
I have Helved lo*
W I L L T R A D E — Equities in sever i-uKily
commissioner on nml oft
Nicely furnished apartments with
all modern conveniences. Phone
71) Cal! at 318 Palmetto Avo.
ID PRINT SHOP
►itvi'i' ol; anv thi1
ems to iin iemie. !nnv 1 ,tu,r
FOR RE N T: Sma'g store Rjoms,
Plant Dahlia bulbs now.
Write or Offices. Very attractive. Phone
f o ii t a x
rtn.i.Kcnron
fo r our 1028 price lis». F LO R I 8(31 J.
1 wish In iinnmiiu* that I am n
DA
D A H L IA
FARM , Atlantic
FDh.llUoip tor
edInn
lh*
22— Itea1 Estate To Exchange
i.r Ti*x Ctillrt'ior <»f H^rolo*
Boulevard, South Jacksonville.
utu C’uuisty, nubjt‘41 W tho jetton
SEED ‘ Potatoes Red Bliss Maine
(selected) 170 lb. sacks, $0.00
( INF. lane's Pme Pork Spaulding Rose No. I (C ertified)
BjS 1alr.ietto Avo.
150 lb, sacks $(3.00 Cash with all
orders. United Produce Fo. 1355
Anil Found
Beayer St. West. Jacksonville,
Fla.
I
Model F.sI le Luxe Sedan
■•is. extra til—
.tn driven only
Small rash
. able in twelv e
o. Box rail.
Jersey.
10— Livestock
PU R IN A
Chows, Seeds, Lime,
Hay, Farmer's Supplies. Baumnn llros., 212 First St,
IV lei y harvest
was delayed
vt l inlay on account of the rnlti.
,
Only 2'.i cars were shipped fr o m .
Sanford. Eleven from
Manatee
ri
(ii.u fl't the Florida total to 40
'!
vu:«. California shipped JO cam
jj
wh t it hr- jght
the total to 00
lor tile ft..ted States. It is in-. *;
tcrr .tmr to note thut for thn
lust few days there hn* been
m i d i !»■“ .-! utueported shipments
l tom California. The report* utv 'q
milling through on time. This is
»• i •'•:*•
wVieh the due to some close figuring amt mi
tiiut'on
i nihlishctl planning by the representative of —
Kei. h mi dtlie Slntest the Itimnu of Agricultural Kcon- tl,i|(.
.•to.y."
omic* who has the railroad in- ., j
.
, forma, ion in charge. This great ,-}«■
v 1 , 1 111
; public bureau is endeavoring all
the time to improve its service to
» liter.'
5he.nl
tjie A gricu ltca l interests of th-i*' ■
>rVms" ,:uv not <lis: country.
• m 1 1 the \ci>
t i „, total ' shipments of celery
h a, conteiencc us- »0 date this season for the L'hi ted .
m., m il i mild adopt |
ojj ( ' rup 2 3 12 5 ,
New
.
tii'ii. ti; a l i 't i j . b>“- tVop 2 rtiil, last season at this dUto
lot that llw trend ol ,|1(, shipments were Old Crop 111,- ,‘ l
economi." development s r,r,
JiSJ'i cars. ■
whirli can l.e trn_,
.
1 he Ji' cars from Sanford ycx«,__tx
tv— .u.
t( r(|ay u v n , ,,,,5^ as fo llow .. IV- .
I11* duei mn.
tomn 1* Yards 7, Waycross 6, Chi* , ,
linn of the Smth Get- *
„ , j
N,.w y orki Klor.
IN D IA N A TO M S, Ind., Feb, 14
— (IN S )—The following men have
been appointed U» serve one year,
on the National Naval A ffairs
Com mitt eo of The American ImfYTSh^^ Charl.M
Illinois,
1 chairman; l)an
, Cnliforhin; A. tuning
, Massa*
chusetts;
Pickering,
Conpccticut
John* A. Beckwith,
Oregon; Di A, ,1, Argali, Colotndo; Clarcnc W. Will, Florida; W.
1- Doolun,
r.. Kentucky; James
Thin js drastically idustr.itid 1*2
A. Sibley. ,Montana; I aiiiIs J. Knn- I the bitter clash o f opinion at the
itr. Mlehig
. “an; Frank llailey. New |confereme of tb _• premier-:
thYork und 1/i'uis Compton, New j IS Ciermnn ftates iind the n.ttiotia!
BECAUSE IT PAYS!
TW O solicitors for Hollywood trip.
_M u a t. he- t a w g rtip nwy^ab^r trr
--- -----~ 8c a line ’ in^JT Future. Apply 214 E7 First.
..... 7c a line
Ituatlon Wanted
[/rate* on requeau
LA U N D R E S S ; W ill work at home
^juced rates are (or
ur by the day. lUlO W. Ulh .!}t..
lit* insertions.
lords of average length
Unity Of German Stales
Appears Impossible In
View Of Varied Opinions
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FLORIDA, MONDAY. F E B R U A R Y 27, 1928
SENATOR SAYS Police Capture California POLICE ARREST
Bays Trying-to.Duplicate
MINERS PLIGHT Hickmati ^Notorious Deed LARGE GMG OF
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(IN S )—W W rairm td--- d issM rn fuctiou am ong members of thotrew of the U. S. S. Lexington,
g ian t new nnvy nirplnno rn rrier,
wn* reported cxprcBHcd today
ni rc|>ort* th at the vessel will
bo tran sferred to the l’ncifie.
Coast Fleet.
Four hundred
member* or tjje crew, according
to the reports, declared they en
l i s t e d with the understanding
they would serve aboard t h r
new craft, and she would re
m ain on the Atlantic Const.
O ther sailor* claim they paid
th e ir- way from the W est Coast
to sign on the lcxinirton, nm l
wero promised the ship would
not be sent to the Pacific Coast.
Officers of the Lexington say
th& *hip will go to the \Vest
Coast, but will return Kust la t
er. TTie protesting sailors say
it Is planned to keep her in the
Pucific several years.
NUMBER
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
Diplomats Strive
To Settle Dispute
ROME, ~ F iB .v 27?= U N S )—
Future status of Itolion-Austrian diplomatic relations will de
pend upon conversations begun
here today between Signor Glncinto A uritl, Italian m inister to
Vienna, and Prem ier Mussolini.
Signor Aurita was recalled to
Romo from Vlennn to make a
detailed report. Prem ier Mus
solini was anxious to determine
the existing feeling in A ustria
towards Italy, csBOcialjy «a it
has been affected' by spongers
in ih e Austrian Parliam ent who
accused the Italian* of outrages
against Gormnn-si>onklng resi
dents of the upper Ajligc (South
Tyrol) district. _
SHOW LI
SACRAMENTO, Calif., Feb. ”7. They were in the act of opening a
1' I’ , .
* ♦• • 1
— (IN S) —Opt-foxed hy police and package left hy Dr. Blttqer, .sup
captured m l-handed in an nttem pl posed to contain the $ 1,000 dem and
Treasury Departn^l
Idaho Solon Makes First Pub to duplicate the sensational crime ed of him. when the police dosed In. Most O f T h e Particip ant* In
urressional Battle
A note demanding the $1,000
lic S tatem ent Of Com m it of Edward Hickman, Los Angeles
S en sational T rain Holdup
Reveals Figures"
tee In vestig a tin g A ffairs kidnnptr and m urderer, Robert and payment wa* received by the pityNear Chicnjjo H riveBecnPut
)pens Over Disposi
Experts Which In<
In P ennsylvania Coal Area Howard llulmer, y o u th fu l'brotherr, siciun on Washington's birthday.
Under A rrest B y D etectives
brooded in a cell a t tho city jail Two days later, Feb. 24 the doctor
tion Of America’s
cate Huge Decreai
hero today mi the plot th a t failed— received a diagram designating n
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Merchant Shipping
Declares Distress . a plot to extort $ 1,000 from Dr. C. sign post on the Freeport Rond ns More Than Half Of
L. Bittner, prominent local physi tiie spot to leave the money.
I s Inconceivable cian.
• boot Is Recovered
The two boys denied th at they
under threat to kill the docintended tr. kidnap or kill one of
top or one of his tlireo children.
S taten C onditions Of M isery
The two youths, both w ith n pre the doctor's children in tho event Cleanup Of G an gsters Is Said
Should Not Ho Toloratedln vious criminal record and both, like )'.* failed tn comply with their de
To H ave B een TheQ uickest
Estimate Is Based
W orld's Industrial Center Hickman, on probation, w ere tra p ntally. Tney were nrrealcd more
In H istory O f ChicngoCrinte
Returns For Mi
ped and taken prisoner* without .than ,a y ep r'n g o for a series of
[e a rin ffls E x p e e te d T o
INDIANA. I’a.. I-Vh. 27 (INS) a struggle at tv lonely sp o t on the .rolihciie.i in the tvsidentnl district,
CHICAGO, Feh, 2 7 - (IN'S)—
Due On Fifl
ftesult In Decision
With must of the participants un
—Conditions in the strike-torn Freeport Road, near Sacrament.!. hut wete released on tirnlmtinn.
W A SH IN G TO N . Feb.
der arrest nnd a large amount of
Pittsburgh soft coal field* “are a
Of Private Control
(IN
S)— A la st m in u te chedk
the
loot
recovered,
the
sotymtiunnl
Hotel) upon American civiliza
by Treasury sta tistic ia n s to
$i:t:t,(>0U Grand Trunk mail rob
tion,” S e n a to r (Sanding (It) of
day indicated th a t th e Gov
WASHINGTON. F eb. 2 7 - bery, staged Saturday morning nt
Idaho, chairm an of the Senate Con!
ernm ent will collect about
tfS)—'Three m ajor plana to
n South Side suburban station,
. the American M erchant
was. practically cleared tip today, Teal Pilot O f Ford Motor Co. $175,000,000 in incom e ta x e s '
Investigating Committee, declared
according to police official* and
(nc from ex tin ctio n w ere
heir today. .
Apparently L o ses L ife In on March 15, w here $516,
)>ostnl inspectors nsrigned to the
before the H ouse McrA ttem pt t o Fly H!» F livver 000,000 hud been anticipated
(loading's statem ent was issued
last D ct.
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case.
Bt Marine C om m ittee to
Airnlnnc
Airplane To Miami Airport
after consultation with the thred
If tho Mnr. estim ate Is s u b sU n -v
‘
, as .t h e . C o n c e s s io n a l
Ail
of
Ihe
lent
was
in
currency,
othey Senators neroinpanying him,
I
tially correct and if corporation [it Aver the U. S. Sh ip p in g
packed
in
two
sealed
mail
pouches.
MELBOURNE,
Fla..
Feb.
27.—
anil was the first public report hy Girl F lyer F ails T o Appear In Dirigible I.os A ngeles Sighted
More than half of the stolen mon (IN S )—The ill-fated flivver phum taxes fall off 10 per cent aa ax- »
(I was reopenetj.
the committee on its five-day in
pccted by Secretary Mellon, tho ,
G
eorgia
C
ourlln
A
nsw
er
In
Over
NassattOn
U
h
Longest
ey i* believed to have been recover
d hearings and decision of the
which H arry Brooks, chief test total revenue from this source for ;vestigation in the coal region.
D isorderly Conduct Charge
Non-Slop Flight Since Its ed. The latest cache was discovered in
nlttep arc expected to pave the Preliminary ARnscmenlSiRncd
pilot for the Ford Company ap
“ It is Inconceivable’ that such
year will bo somewhat over
Involving Itinerant Divine
Journey O verAllanhlcO cean early today in a police raid on n parently lost his life in attem pt
S a tu rd a y A t Special Sejwlon squalor, suffei^ig, misery and dis
for a final decision hy Con$2,00,000,000, a drop of more than
O f C o m n iis s lo n ls G iv e n lle r e :
flat
several
blocks
from
the
scone
„ an the question of govern
2 7 .tress should be tolerated in the
C L A Y T O N ^G a., Fceb.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 27. (IN S) of the holdup. Eighteen thousand ing to fly from Titusville to Mi $ 100.000 000 from 1926-1027.
D o c u m e n t iH N ln eP aR eH lx in n .
o r private operation.
heart of otic of the richest indust* (IN
INS)
—Ruth '^Kblor,
“ Uder, th
( e nearS )—Ruth
Aiiliug through tlw trupje.nigUt, doilat* wens reroV em l' there nnd ami into fcatunlay,, drifted On • to I ’ While paym ent‘6f but tfnto-qu
White (It) of Maine, comrit)l center* ot. the Wiuki," Gooding trsu^-A tlniitic flier, failed to a P' ’the great: dirigible Los Angeles *w:{ ’ three wbmett, found in the plnco, the bench near here today,
t r of the tax on 1027 incomes. Is «
chairman, promised to »\tb- “ In 'o r d e r th a t Snnfonl ritixen* 'sal
y- Tho plnne was found on the due M aul, 15, returns filed thnt
pear today for her trial on disor well on her way to n non-stop rec were arrested.
rrpnrt to the House for a m ay l»c'fully conversant with the
bench about sixteen miles below date will indicate thw total annuat r
‘‘The committee found men. wo derly conduct charges involving ord flight to Panama this morning.
This brings the total arrests in
details or the transaction hy which men and children living in hov nn itinerant preacher more than
•within 30 days.
Tiie big silver ship reached and connection with the robbery to here, ju st as a dozen coaat gunrd revenue and will put tho Treasury
vessel.* nnd fishing schooners v.crc in- a position tn estim ate revenue
priiu-i|ml plans hefore the the City Commission has agreed els which a it more unsanitary five years ago, and the $T'0<1 boml passed Nassau, in the Bnhnmns, at
to sell tho municipal gas plant, than a modern swine-pen. They she posted Inst Dee. in A tlanta 1:15 o'clock this morning, and a twenty men and eight women. Two to resume their senreh for the for 1020 with considerable accur- (
hmittce are:
•
of the met) and one of the women
.
'
*£5
short time later Lt. Com. Rosen- have made complete cofessions, ac • hip which suddenly disappeared acy.
. -Hill of Senator Jones (R ) of The Hernld today publishes in it* ure brooding places of sickness and was ordered forfeited.
A considerable reduction in the
entirety
the
proposal
of
the
C
har
Sunday
while
effo
rts
were
being
crime.
.
ilnhl,
commniiding,
advised
the
[diingtnn. which passed tho Sen
Mis* Elder posted the bend m
cording to Deputy l olico Commis
March collection would indicate nn
made to haul it ashore.
“They constitute fertile fields A tlanta Inst Dec. when she wa- Navy Department by radio thnt he sioner Willinm E. O' Connor.
providing for continued gov- les 11. Hawley Kngineering Cor
even greater drop in March, 1929,
,f j
poration,
which
was
accepted
hy
striking on for Panama.
for the sower of Communism and served with »■ w arran t a* «he was
The
body
of
Brooks
wa*
not
Imcnt oiwration by the Shipping
A man, widely known-a* an a t
rtntisticinn* said.
‘ ,
the
City
on
Saturday
morning.
If
no
mishap
occurs,
and
if
the
other doctrine* which . teach llir about tn hop into n plane n t Cand
anl. The Mil requires unanimous
torney nnd politician, was said to found in the plane, confirming
A surplus on June 30 of over Hj
Tho proposal, signed hy the hend overthrow of the American Gov ler Field to go to her home town weather is favornblu tiie Los An , lie implicated in the confessions. stories of eye witnesses thnt the
of the hunirl to sell govern$500,000,000 apparently is assured, ,(i
gelos
will
reach
tho
canal
zone
Industrial leader* of of Anniston, ala., for a celebration
|nt ship* to private operators, of the purchasing rompnny, sets ernment.
He not only know of tlto rubbery pilot was seen standing on the
about I o'clock this afternoon, plan*, according to the statem ents, wing of the ship, waiting for n but tho anticipated reduction tit
fr* it mithoriiy to recondition forth practically all of the provi America cannot permit such condi in h er honor.
„ ,
revenue and increase in proposed 5
d.Up vessels, and authorize the sions th at svill he-included In the tion* to continue.
The chance* are nothin# furtln i ii.inpleting the longest trip she has but participated in distributing the chattel to jum p before the craft Congressional appropriations arc '
krnpriations of tnillious of dol- formal articles o f agreem ent that
hit the waves. Ford Company of drugging down the
“The dispute in the Pittsburgh will be heurd of the charge, unle- undertaken since she was flown . loot.
estim ated
[s for replacement vessel*.
will pass between the pnrtiea when soft
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roal fields is more than a Miss Elder decides to return .1" across the Atlantic front Germany.
ficial* had said Brooks was $252,00,000 surplus of 1020, ae\
I,.ihcr
malt,
prominent
in
local
No speed record is being al
Hill <>f Itep. Wood (R ) of the Hawley concern begins opera- | |(K.„| f,Kht between a union and a Clayton, where she once lived. Tn
cording to officials.
J i.;
P"!itii s, is said to be involved ill* strapped to his sent.
j&n*. said to Ih<favored by m any “
* '*
“ * ~~ "
L * 'ru “
»
-.
.
•• i- ■”> that event, she might bo held for tempted. The trip, navy officials the case. He is being sought by
Buck taxes nnd re-paym ent of '
A truck was dispatched to the
explained, is merely to try out the I olicc nnd government agents.
ministration lenlers, which pro- ..... .......................
. . . .
I , one nf.(I the ulnne will lie brought railroad loan* will cut the 1020 In
trial.
According to come front $ 200,000,000 to $250,- \
kes fur un indim t sub«l«ly to contains 17 clause* o r provision*. | thin* which the committee Inn*
Her alleged accomplice in tli. air worthiness of the dirigible oil I The two men who have mudo into Melbourne.
The proposal sets forth th at an j found in it* first-hand survey in misconduct charge, the Rev, Situ a “long practice cruise."
( nmplotc confessions, according to first rtmorts, the plane wn* not 000,000 below th at of 102$. Where- ,
[vole sliiplmilders and operators.
When the dirigible left her han Deputy O'Connor, arc Charles
ns the T reasury w ill‘g at appro r..\ ) n > r tin bill the government operating contract, un executory t)te coal mines and ram ps,
badly damaged.
ford Jenkins, Baptist cvungelisi
gar
at l.akehurst, N. J., nt 0:55 A.
$ 200,000,000 from x tin , „
aid pay private shipbuilders the contract of snle and a franchise
also failed to npeur for the trim M. Sunday morning, Commander Cleaver nnd Willinm • Donovan.
Donovan.,
, lri)llk £,o k lWrf for Miami Utc nintely
teia- y ea .; Uwra trit:»i
U'Goanor
rogards
them
fen-nee in rout of constructing
today. Sheriff J. L. Rickman s r j ' Rusendnhl was not certain whether
.
,
will compose the papers which will
“V S'* SaU.r4Prt^r«.mplctc his * fUt$t
MO
950,000,000 in
loto?'*5
alutuul .uni jtt h o u r, lftf*®'||w d rn w ri'n t once l»y the City nl- sylvanla Hold*. It was particularly hr hail been unable t<> find the he would try to make Panama or “brains" nnd ring lendoir;I - M 1'0 from Detroit. He l.ud been
and
not
nil
r .tig r f seven men who actually to land a t Titusville l>y a leak outstanding
ntb.rs money
2 per cent, sot
npprovnl of the City interested In the Injunctions is minister.
not. If things went well, he advised staged tiie daring holdup.
ot
th
at
is
due
in
1920.
The
bac
; :
sued
hy
Judge
,1.
N.
Ijtnghatn
of
fund,
nnd
require
*
an insurance funtl, nnu require | p <)rnn,|s)l|on iJmicr jilie frnitrhisr
Miss Elder lived in Clayton for the navy, he might steer for Pan
ing gas line and also to r>'pntr his taxes are fairly well cleaned u .
The money was being shipped
Shipping lb anl to sell nil gov- L j,,, ,.j ly w|j| | M, lr,inninteed rntes the state court of common pleas. n time with her first husband. G.
■••iindler. It was tiie second timn
imem stup as soon us possible. | w ||j| h h|i||1, not CX(.ce,| , hl. n)nxi. One of the restraining orders pro K. Moody, a school teacher. The ama, nr he might divert nnd moor (rmii Chicago bank* to banks nt Brooks had attem pted a i.on ..top Collection* may not greatly cxcei Jr|,
UnHersecrotary Ogden L. Mil!'
the
big
ship
to
the
naval
tender
L—Kill of Itep. White (11) of mum that has been in force under hibited the striking m iners from famous .(Matrix has characterized Patnkn. now at Guantanamo Bay. ll.trvey, a ro u th w o tei n suburb .light front Detroit to Miami, the is studying tho financial re q u ire 1
I
,r
the
purpose
ot
meeting
weekcongregating
to
sing
hymns
in
the
kdnr, providing for a direct sub- )nuniei|ml o|»enition of the plant.
tho charge as "inaliciouH spite- Cuba, where the fleet i* conducting
(iid industrial payrolls. It was In fir-d having ended when he was nients for the last q u arter of tin 1
yard of the M agyar I'resbyterinn
■y ui owr.n- to m aintain service
word."
adding
th
a
t
if
the
evange
>cnr to determine tho volume 0 ! i. H
w inter gunnery oxen isos.
The executory contract of sale Church nt Kossitcr, 2H miles from
two consignment*. fMl.OOO in one !otv d to Innd in the Carolinus.
] trade rsites declared iieeeHsary
Spring finnneingond l h a t r a t q l l a . ,
The ship, however, performed so I pouch and $5.1,0011 in another.
will provide that the purchasers here. Tho miners ulso were euJoin list muld be found, lie would es
fthr board, the a moil lit l« be ilctnc Treasury must put on its nC"
Well on llte long voyage down the
shall at all times properly m ain ed from picketing, m arching or in tablish her innocence.
line of the, revel) bandits wn* n
ninrd upoa receipt <>f bid* with
issues. It is generally believed
,
1
tain the plant and guarantee an serting advertisem ent* in news I "Small town gossip," she -de- Atlantic Const and over Florida - .(-rctigei * on tlx- train He asked
| maxiintmi payment fixed in the
that
the
rate
will
be
higher
than
that
Rosendahl
elected
to
go
to
'
clnred.
"vented
itself
on
We
•*(, be let off at Evergreen Park, a
m hquute service of commercial gas papers a limit the strike.
tho 3 1-4 |icr cent figure of tit*
for use of ronsum ers.
Deposits
Tile M agyar Church, a rather cause I am in tho public eye and Panainn, 2200 miles from lak e- M1inll Isolated station where train ,
refunds. *
lit al o gives the I'ostniuster- of consumer* using gas at the
making
a
little
money."
She
said
stop only to let off passenger*.
hurst.
small, din-covered building, stands
One or possibly two lasuea w.lj .
Fttral authority to muke favor- present time will be turned over
An
soon
ns
the
train
euinc**to
a
At
France
Field,
in
the
zone,
a
the
episode
on
which
the
charge
bo authorized March 15, when tiie
,
mail contracts to private Am to the new owners, under another like a lone sentinel on u hill over was based a* "an innocent auto stub mast 00 feet in height, has halt, six men, heavily tinned
looking the entrance to one of the
Government m ust meet m aturiuM' .
in ship operators, provides provision of the proposal.
a
n
l
masked,
swung
nlicnrd
in
typibeen
erected
for
the
convenience
of
NICE,
France,
Feb.
27—(INS)
mobile
ride,"
and
thut
her
bus
Clearfield Bituminous Coal’ Cor
ensation for m aintaining yes(ttl Jesse Janies fa-himi.
Queen Marie, <>f Rountania, will obligations of $556,7ii5,090.. The
the I at* Angeles.
Another clnuse provides Hint poration's mines. I t had lieen the bar!:! bad known nil about it.
suitable ns nnvy auxiliaries,
Shots were fired to intimidate arrive in Paris early in Mar. to Treasury is considering one Issue
The I,os Angels has maintained
iialiit of strikers to g ath er in the
KXI'I.OHION KILLS TW O
tmmrnt loans at 2 1-2 p er cent, the Gity shall have the option at rhuivh yard each dny In the morn
an average speed of between 55 and the crew nnd pasengers, who were •infer with her son, Carol, former to handlo a portion of the m aturi
tenmpciisation n* naval reserve nny tim e a fte r ten year* a fte r the ing and at .‘I o’clock in the a fte r
ceded into a rear couch. A dyna Poitmuninn Crown Prince, regard- ties nnd unother to oxchange (or .
TOLEDO, Ohio, Felt. 27.- (IN'S) 60 mile* an hour since leaving mite bomb blew away the mail- •(• im portant political dcvelop- third liberty bonds, which mature
Nicer.- and men fo r member* of date of the execution of the said noon tn picket non-unionmen on
Lnkchurst.
She
can
do
more
than
—Two men are dead, nnd one fel
executory contract of sale of de
til.
that, but Commundcr Rosendahl i* ••ir door. A fter bags of currency ■cuts now taking place in I’.ohm- .Sept 15. Thete are $1,555,931,001)
their way to and from work.
low worker of the Sun Oil Comp
| •1 Jd*
manding
consummation
of
the
conbml been seized and thrown into a ni.t, Carol revealed here today in of tho third liberty issue outataudI Effotls to solve the Merchant
Among the songs the miners any refinery, is in n critical condi not pushing her.
In ; nnd it is hoped to cut down
(Continued
on
page
six)
lutge
automobile,
the
bandits
piled
■
statem
ent
to
International
Nows
tine problem have been spurred
rang was thnt containing the line, tion today us the result of an-ex
C.i* Id ck considerably before Sep:.
into the cur and sped away. Tiie Service.
.
'the declaration of Shipping
LOSE APPEAL
"l.ive on the winning side with plosion which wrecked 111 oil tanks.
No decision on tho financing la : II
entire
"job"
took
less
than
six
"My
mother,
nnd
my
sister
officials th a t
American
Jesus," and another with ''W e’ll I.oss woll reach $200,000.
expected
before Mar. 5. Tho finan1Trn ccss Henna, will visit me in
WASHINGTON. Feh. 27. (IN S) minutes.
We operators are w aging an
get you bye ulnl bye."
t-inl turnovar Mar. 15 probubiy will
Tltcro
were
duly
seven
telephone
Pari*
early
In
Mur.,"
said
Carol,
__Byron and Robert Dunn, convict
hill Mniggle in competition with
tm ount to a billion und » half dol^ I?
Judge lainghnin explained to
MANY DIE IN FIRE
(Continued on page six)
i “ It is a fact th at im portant poll Inrx, Including collections und re
ed of murder nt lak e Charles La.,
tijn ship-owners.
the committee that these con*titul
-----------------------heal events are occurring in Roum- financing operations. *
ROME. Fell. 27.— (IN S) Thir today lost an appeal to the supreme
[The board has subm itted reports
ed "hostilp dem onstrations.''
court
for
a
w
rit
of
review.
AtturC
o
n
g
r
e
g
a
t
i
o
i
l
A
s
k
s
*** ' 1- T hat is the reason >nv mother
ty five persons were killed and
mng that tremendous strides
(Continued on page six)
miing to confer w i t h . m e . many injured in n fire in n moving nevs for the convicted men charged
thip-biiilding are being made
Miss Hof-Muc, speedboat owned
“
I
wish to qualify the statem ent Motor Head’s Second
th
a
t
the
Ku
Klux
Klnn
dominated
picture theatre nt Moringo. in the
iroad, while the ship-building illby W. D. Hoffman, added new
recently
made hy my aide that I Wife Dies In Arizonu
Conqmrtmoilt of Venetfa, said u tho court nnd jury in tin* trial of
ulrj- i- virtually ut a standstill.
laurels to her record Sunday uftcrwill
tie
upon
the Roumanian throne
the
case.
dispatch from Treviso today.
MT°este- of private operation
noon ih the annual reg atta at
in two month*. T hat is merely his
FLINT. Mich., Feb. 27— (IN S)
»iftt to ihe annual deficit of the
Mount Dora, following her t r i
I own opinion. It may he two months - Mrs. Charles S. Mott, 30, wife o t
Pipping Hoard nnd have rallied
DURHAM.
N.
Feb.
27—
umph curly in the week ut Eustis
or it may be two year*." Queen
Vice-President of Gano^al
*ir Mrcngth to defeat the Jones where the little ernft easily o u t
(IN S )—Resignation of Rabbi Jac Marie and Princess Ilenna will tho
!
Motors
Corporation is dead in Turtn.
ob Aronson ns head of the Bethel (top over in Purls on their way to son> Ariz.,
distanced a field of formidable
of tonsiiitU, according
Patrick Hugh M uihare, 52, u
Synagogue
here
was
demanded
in
competition.
Sp.un
to
visit
the
Infanta to word received h ere.to d ay . Mr^.
>'t .1
resident nf Sanford fo r a number
resolutions adopted at a special
The Sanford entry raptured two of years, died this m orning n t H
. Beatrice.
f Mott m arried tho uutomobile exe
Souths Of Atlanta
m
eeting
of
the
congregation.'
out of three heat* in the Ifil lim
cutive last Oct., a fte r a whirlwind
a t hi* home, 323 Palm cttn
The action followed presentation
Judge W. E. White postponed
Confess To Robbery ited clasa nice, being second in the o’clock
Sam
Davis,
negro,
drew
a
sen
courtship. She was formerly the
Avenue, following nn extended ill
other heat, when n broken propel- ness. His death wn* attrib u ted t<> tence o f $100 or 60 day* nt jn!4 tho enso of Joshua Thomas, charg of resolution* against Rabbi Aeon- War Claims Benefit
wife of W alter Rathbun, a motion
son
ns
tho
result
of
bis
being
dup
this morning in Municipal <!"urt, ed with possess.on "f I quor. until ed by two stranger* Into believ
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 2 7 ^ ,‘r proved a serious handicap. In dropsy.
Standard Oil Group picture actor. She was the daugh
Ihe
firs
t
heat
*ix
limit
*
were
en
ter of W. S- Butterfield, wealthy
following
n wild joy ride thut end March 14. Drunk and disorderly ing th a t by the use of a contrap
-!INS» Atlanta detectives were
Mr. Muihare had lived in San
theatre m agnate of Battle Creek.
failed today to take into custody tered, only three finishing because ford for 17 yenrs and had been in ed in n wreck In which th" auto cases predominated the docket in tion they presented to him the
WASHINGTON Feb. 27— (IN S)
which 21 cases were hilled. Oliver
Mr*. Mott waa the second wife
youths of th at city who con- of rough w ater. Black Bottom was poor health for the pnst three mobile he wits drrving was almost
denomination 'o f paper money
Standard Oil tops the list of big
Johnson,
charged
with
doing
busi
fir*t.
Mis*
IIoff-Mnc
second
nnd
of the multi-millionaire automobile
'wd they held up the paym aster
years. He had been employed nt completely demolished.
American
concerns
th
u
t
will
bene
m ight bo raised.
Davis was arrested last night ness without a license, estreated a
^thc Sum hern Belting Company Sco-Me-Go third.
Tho offer was made to the Rabbi fit by milliens from the w ar claims man, the first Mrs. M o tt,.E th el
various times by the American
$)ond
of
$25
nnd
V.
Dainnntla
pal
l
With
four
boats
in
the
second
‘ made off with $ 1,100 payroll,
provisions of alien Harding, dying afte r a 30-foot fall
F ru it Growers, Sanford
Trurk after driving n Hudson srdan .nto $7 fo r selling groceries on Sunday. th at they could show hint how 11 statem en t
from a window of tho M ott borne. . f i
heat, the S anford.boat won handi
turdjy.
u
post
nnd
then
swerving
'<
down
$1,000 bill m ight be duplicated. He property legislation now in the
Growers, F. K. Dutton «nd Comp
i .
O
ther
cases
were
a*
follows:
ly with Black Bottom second and
withdrew five $ 1,000 bills front :t final stage* of Congressional
*£•<. ai rested the youths had
any and the Standard Oil Company. the rail read tracks a t Rand's
Willla
Dixon,
disorderly
conduct,
Sec-Me-Go
third.
Miss
llof-Mac
Crossing. So g re at was the Impact,
Mother Of Lindbergh .
l*W7 uf ilie money and un uuto•
He was horn In Ireland.
dismissed; Genevu Murphy, dis local bank nnd gave them to the enactment.
•wo strangers. The stran g ers left
IM.il.. *hieh they had stolen in ugain won in the third heat, heat - Funeral services will bo held police, officers reported that the
Under
lawnrds
of
the
GermanReceives Gold Medal
orderly, $10 fine; Will Reed, drunk
IJfiii.' their getaw ay. The men ing Mis* Pluto nnd See-Mo-Go. Tuesday afternoon n t 3 o ’clock nt rail* for 25 o r 30 feet lad been and disorderly, $15 or 10 days; his homo on the pretext of getting American Mixed Claims CoiniulsThe boats were prevented from
knocked
out
of
place.
Th»
mach
their names ns Otis ChaimM atthew Williams, drunk nnd dis some chemicals necessary to dupli slon, Standard Oil, through iU . BOSTON,
piaking the be*t showing because the funeral home of Miljor nnd
Feb. 27— ( I N S ) - I
I?*’ -0' Clifford len d ers, 1U and of tho rough w a te r which forced Erickson with » r. F. D. King, pas ine turned over, resulting n dam orderly. $30 or 30 days: Harriet cate tho bills, They never return New Yorlf and Now Jersey cor- M r*.. Evangeline L. Lindbergh,
ages
placed
nt
aevoral
tundred
I'eidue, 22. Chalm ers udrnmtlon* will receive $10,79(1,325.
Bush, drunk hnd disorderly, $15 ed.
*ome of them out of competition. to r o f the F irst B aptist Church, dollar*.
vrhool tcuchf r. mother t f the "L w v
j
he was releused ay veil
Twenty
six o th er eorpomUdns, will
officiating.
Interm
ent
will
follow
in
bond estreated; Will Bush, disor
I;i tho unlimited 151 class rare,
EhMflcH. who flew to Boston fpoui
;
Tho
negro
said
he
was
driving
PRESIDENT
SIGNS
BILL
v . ivo $ liU 9 t),.m Twenty six Detroit, wa* the central figure to*
Ikii * URO *rom
Georgia Mita Rico and Miss California Lake View Cemetery.
at 'the request of the owner ui derly, dismissed; Paul Herd, disor
Orations will collect
IJpb' lYuen, where he had nerved
1I1. i" corpftrnlinns
gave tho spectatora to thrilling
of tho annual
derly, $10 o(<10 day*.
WASHINGTON. Fcl*. 27—(IN S) wards ranging from $1,000,000 to dsv a t - th*^ opening
1 months „f n ten year sentence
. ^
Notional
TWO DIE IN CRASH / ■ the car who was in the rrttr feltt
ilen ry J u p tc r nnd Ni*ah ral- r^l'riaidoiit CooUdga today.kJgu«U rrm.uniuMW)
dem onstration, Miss Bieo winning
............................
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r t the time of the mishap ind who
i-oehr-Lt will
get- $50t>,- ccavoptio^ o* ** *
I1* “ riway robbery.
boU, dioorderly, $.'l or IU daya eschhy u short distance.
Hen A »sociattm
* M
SHREVEPORT, L n ^ F sth . 2 7 ^ - w as reported U» have berir*o hoo» Henry Eubanks, John Wnghf. i»" bill which restore* tn the Hrere- (gg) (0 $i,oo(hfKTrt carh;'tT,'betwceh
Mr«. Lindbergh atu-nded -oo»» of
ly
hurl
that
he
was
until**
to
be
tary
of
the
Navy
power
over
oil
out
ned
*50
000
each;
26
fr«n>
h\M )ITH BOll BANK
•r
DNH)—Dr. nnd Mr*. If. A. Ben
TILSON llHCOMMEVBH/V
Inca Cooper, drunk end di-orderly,
* - $590,000
~ rach; 25 tho m eeting*.'A t tho
_. .clo^iar
.. , '
nett, or Shreveport, were instantly in (o u rt- Davis told the ro irt th at $15 o r 15 day* api«>*i Tltowna and g as lease*. Tho act w«* an $31)0.000 and
JOSTQN, Feb. 27.— (IN S )—Two
fr
in
i.’bO.niH)
f
t
f
’OO.OflU
eai
h
ami
®
convantUm,
Mar.
t, i
the owner had urged to slov down
WASHINGTON, Feh.
27.— killed early today when tholr auto nnd th at 'n try in g to plice hla Cootwr, nssnult, $50 or 60 day*; outgrow th of the nttvnl oil , wonfi n ir 91VO.POO.IJ $200,«f)t).
"HI b i preMiO»ed with Uw nsscc
l i , t ' r*
iky Federal National
(’als,
nnd
aupercci'*
b
that
portion
was struck by a Southern Pacific
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•
rnrbtsnt m c b l in
* irm Utfc k^ld up today by three (IN K )—T h . nominal foil of W. J. freight (rain in the suburba of this t-n the brake ho had uninimtially Thom as Cooper, disorderly,. dis- of existing lnw which grant* the
m ijxtd; Perkins im nur. diicrderly.
Tiloon
of
Georgia
to
n
judgeship
men, nnd ribbed of a bag
!. VKE M 'O in H . Trinn-riq -In | ‘“t" «*( M*"
aoh!«
struck
tho
nccelerutor.
taualng
S
ecretary
p
f
thd
interior
wid»
c ity ,' Failure of Dr. Rennett, who
di. iniFsinl; Felix Culi^.i, clrun'i,
from.ni,nf. , , l *012, us they atopped on the U. S. Customs Court a t wss driving the cur. to lienr ihe the uut
u u li1 to lunge forward ind
mil out
«»u‘ ° .
f,
, ,, '*
,ir'UM'.t ; powers in (h r leasing uf oil ufid „( ,iQ pari; nvgr j:^lf voyre.' ’’( beri **•)>. Tlic latter tjvi
1lu.ru that evening.
Ht;
il . , *A°«,r of a branch office of New York was recommended tfi
hi* control.
Police c flic rJ said estreated; Jlcrbcrt ‘ - ..................t tfdW,D Pd l from tho public domain. Iil.*ait«U jup* totid bcautlfltd.
of .—
---------lla v hy the Senate Judiciary Com train 's whistle are liellevcd to hive the m
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ieme Is Placed
efore Committee
ELDER FORFEITS GIANT AIRSHIP IS
BOND POSTED ON WELL ON WAY TO
CONDUCT CHARGE CANAL MOORING
PROPOSAL OF GAS
PLANT BUYERS IS
GIVEN IN DETAIL
Corporation Taxes
Expected To Pro)
ILL-FATED PLANE
OF HARRY BROOKS
WASHES ASHORE
t
1
Queen OfRoumania
Will Confer W i t h
Son, Carol, In Paris
Sanford Boat Wins
E a s i l y In Annual
Races At Mt. Dora
rJ
R a b b i To Resign
Patrick B . Muihare
For Illegal Action
Passes Away A fter
Illness Of 3 Years Negro Reckless Driver Gets Heavy
Fine A fter Wreck At Rand’s Crossing
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T H E JBA M F Q IU L H B B A L P .-S A T U B O A Y ,. E E B R IIA H Y ♦2 5 , 1928
Another Hfuich TakePfo fflaifS
*■.........,
The law breaker, frequently by
his actions,
arouses suspicions
which result in his arrest. A case
of a guilty conscience needing no
accuser.—T ifton Gazette.
, By D aria J. Walsh
InWhtiUlonal News Service flports
'■ - il. „
Editor
■NfcW YORK, F e k
2fi-/The
lightweight division, alm ost canonWW
the deeds of Cans, Me
Aiiltffe, [Nelson, U V lg n e. Welzh,
iH ffo and o ther im m ortals, had
c o w V o r iM
Uillous Fever* u
!l kill, (k4
FRATPRER ON T ill? Allt
Saturday, Feh. 2.1/
•
C—-Waldorf A storia orchestra
-W E A K W EE! WRC J K O U C
, 7»*; 8*>wl>r;cw»«-isianaeni,—
A grTat struggle which Is likely to AF WCAE WWJ WRAI first
since Itenny Leonard passed into see the national A. A. U. indoor
8— New York Symphony o r.
the llntbo.of pugilism / ‘forgotten." tm ek and filed championships go
c h e stm ^ W JH ' W ilA L WHAM
KHKA WLW WJU W E E l WT,
n > lf| a lochinvor from out of the W est'after an Eastern sojourn of a
IC W JAlt WTAG WCSH WRC
w e lt; in d e c d ^ a young knight of
yenr and which i*'a'|so expected to
the malted ffct, with the face of underscore the names o f those a th WHAH WSM WSR KOA.
a . cherub and the punch of o pole,B—High .linkers, popular mu
letes who will form the American
sic. WEAF WGY WCAE WWJ.
atterTJim m y McLarnin by name,
Olympic
squall
are
tho
m
ajor
points
•h d poisonous by nature.
8 : 10—Poston Symphony or
of interest-in the national champ chestra,—WOZ.
McLnmin qualified beyond fu r
th e r pream ble fo r # title match ionship gam es to be held tonight In
9— Philco hour,
“ Count of
Luxem bourg"— WJZ
WflAF,
w llh .lightw eight champion 9ammy Madison .Square Garden.
Fifteen Chicagoans,^most of them
WHAM KDKA WLW WJH
M lndeli by knocking Rid T erris
frig id ,}a*t n ight with a punch so champions, are favored to carry off KYW WEEI WTIC WJAR WT
fasg as to he quicker than T erris' th s national team title for the Illi AG WCSH WRC WHAS WSM
C Baldwin, superintendent of the Columbus Div
using a Bulck for this work, the Central of Georgia
WSfi WBT WJAX.
reaction. Sidney, hit on the chin nois A. C. W hatever fight they get
ision, Central of Georgia Railway, Is shown with the
reports entire satisfaction with the car. “ I am frank
I*— Little orchestra — WEAF
w ith a left and a rig h t In th« from the E ast will have to come
Bulck which he uses as an Inspection car. Like the
to say that it comes up to my every cspcctation," M r.
-Northern Pacific, which also cuts inspection costs by
firs t two fhlnutes of play, simply from the New York A. C., present WGY WWJ.
Baldwin wrote.
9j30—Tuneful Troupe—W EAF
stood 1transfixed for s dram atic holders of the crown, for no other
saebnd o r two and then collapsed organization cart of the Alleghen- WGY WWJ.
• 10:30— Dance orclgiatnia—W E phony; 9, Philco hour.
on .hi* face to be counted out,- 1110* els appears stm g enough to do this
ture th a t couldn’t be carted away
A F. WWJ WSAI first half
rig h t hand, the g re atest thing this slnglehandgd.
•179.fi, WGY Schenectady, 790:
by
the young savages was smashed
W riter has ever seen, was so fa st
The individual features of the hair hour; W EAF WCAE WWJ 0:30, dlijnor music; 7:.*J0, Statler'*
th a t It defeated the m essage of championships appear to be Ray WFI second half hour.
to
pieces. Tlie estintnted expense
Pennsylvanians; 8, High J inker*;
th o 1knockout to T etri*' brain by at Conger of the Illinois A. C., and
of reestablishing the place was
9, same as W EAF; 9:.’f0, Tuneful
least a full- aeond.
Sabin C arr, of Yale.
Troupe; 10, organ; 11, dance mu
so g reat th at the honv* was order
I t Was all over in 1 minute and
Ten of the fourteen national in
sic.
ed
closed.
*
47’ seconds but a sell-out crowd of door track nnd field champions will
40K.fi, WRC
W ashington, 040': nndrn I). Kilininn, wife of the
sotna- 10,000 had seen what it defend their titles. The four chnmp- ,
Mine.- Kalinina has done much
•1. Parnassus Trio; 0, dinner music;> President of the S 6\re t Union,
sssuited to .se e , the m aking of on Ions who will not appear urc Lloyd
removing thousands of beggar
H,
IJCA
hour;
9,
Philco
hour.
overnight sensation who will pack Hahn, Willie ria n t, Willie Good
Michael Kalinin, nnrnnvly escaped
.Southern.
trial by a disciplinary court for waifs from the streets, but the
win nnd Ove Anderson.
290.9. WWNC Asheville, 1010: alleged negligence in the adminis lack of funds nnd proper teachers
High Jin k crs;' 9, JRtlo orchestra; 7, dinner music.
tration of homeless childrens' has hampered the training of the
9:80, Tuneful Troupe; 10, three
Mpmtell I s Pleased
47fi.9, WSR A tlanta, 0.10: 7. Sun. asylums .rp the Stute of Itussin. youngsters. She has been sep
dance orchestras,
school lesson; 7:.'i0, Packard
The S tate Soviet which ordered
By Oiltcdtae Of Fight 4fi4..1, WJZ New York, IlfiO: 1:30, day
in-llMlgY/ nuj IIP
nils
Parade; H. New York Synjphony: the legal proceedings, rescinded arated from her husband fur
through? W hat at it, foraooth? -HOCKFOltli, HI., Fell., 2ft- - Yoeng'n orchestra; 9, Tennesseans; 9, Philco hour; I0, basketball turn the dee pro and contended itself some time, and is Lvlng in a mod
I, Afternoon Rluyers; fiilfi, tea
We hgve otir Jim m y McLarnin nnd (IN
wit'll discharging Mine. Kalinina est ap artm en t a mile fr.ua Krem
(iN R)--Sam
R )- Ramihy
ifiy Mandell,
light muni**; t!, Hull's orchestra; 7, As- nntueiil; ll:lfi, Redlu-ad do b .
wg'-expeet to bear tip bravely with
2 l.'I.K, \YIHH) Cluiltehnof-.T. I,. • ns director grjieral of the State lin!
’
’
weight champion of the world, to U r otclm stra; M, New York Hym*
tW :«ttq% llQ tt.ttttlil..ii betUv m u
S30: 7:48. Kiddles' Period; H. Run Homes for Incorrigible Children.'
day
deidaiVd
’
hlniM
If
"Kiirprlseil
phony; 9, Philco hour; 10, Key
turn* up, which may be aeon.
Soviet law respects no personal^
liUt well pleased" over the result stone duo; 10:3#, Merry Three; II, day sehool lesson; K:.10, ensemble.
•. tTMbrT 1Vhy you Just can’t help
A thousand people are assembled.
•122.1, WHAS Louisville, 9.10 •ties. Yet the a d ion again Mine.
of the Jimmy M rlm m u-Kid Terris slumlier music.
bu t Ilk* him w ith th a t puzzled,
fi:2fi,
extension
studio; 7:fiu, Kalinina, an e x tn ’incly active and Two of them g et Into a fight. And
fight
in
New
York
last
night.
iM ocent pan and the harp of Ire
•122.8, WOll Newark. 710: .1:.10, .lames Speed; 8, New York Sym 'apatite feminist, hus gcrferully
the entire 1,000 arc Judged by those
*T am glad the verdict was so
land- on . his
green bathrobe.
Hnllet’ft orchestra; 0, clinic, en phony; 9. I'hlleo tionr.
U-en decried ns hasty. She was two disturbers— Atchison Globe.
doclslve,"
added
Sammy.
"Thai
iM tg h l Well he took n fow sharp
semble;
Ifi, Hob McDonald; 7, •dance.
,
• lunged with having refused to
-ONeji from T erris, during the brief will pack 'em in at our champion Shelton ensemble; 7:.'I0, Golden nr.1.10.9, WSM Nashville, 890: bear eomplnint* uIhiuI deplorable
ship
match
in
C
hvago
this
June.
interval o f- th e .bout and didn't
clievtra; 8:lfi, M cister-singers; 9,
McLurnin surely must be good to Bamljcrger Little Symphony; 10, 7:lfi, dinner conrert; 8, New Ynrs • oodit'oiis in a nimiber of child
;Mok disturbed.
dispo.te of a man like Terris in Saturday’s Children; l l ; 0fi, orches Symphony; 9, Philco hour; 10. ren’s hmiies. After a riot in the
e * d f My cracked lip simply
barn dance.
i asylum which ho tv her name, the
siK'h sum m ary fashion." The light tra ; 11:80, The Witching Hour.
BIGGERR DAIRY FARM
wfin't'.., stand
It. T erris wa»
290.9, WSMII New Orleans, I. Si ale Soviet ordered an investlgnweight
ihnmpion
ia
under
conkangaroolng a t his best when thnt
I’hone .1711
010:
9,
musieal,
orchestras,
ntnue
272.0,
WPG
Atlantic
City,
MOD:
non
which
disclosed
that
.100
rngleft gnd right want over und-- Iraet to prom oter Jim Mullen of 0:4fi, hi gun dinner eoiicert; S,
Sweet
Jifilk Sweet Cream
aimiffiiiK hud revolted and escaped
KPJtflr-atlir pride of the East was Chicago to Meet Mel.arniu in u dance orelieslhi; 8:30, concert mu
l« cause of "inlidenihly tinsvniiib u tte r Milk
ten
round
title
event
there
in
June.
no more,
sic; 9, studio, concert orchestra;
lory ami immoral condition*.''
Milk for Babies
s.THeV s tinted very carefully,
10, studio; 'I0:lfi, three danee in
I lw Imiiic was plundered. Furnlchest ms.
T erris weuring un extrem ely sup-, Babe Ruth’s Weight
egibr expression while Jam es did
200:7, Wf'AIJ Philuilvlphiii, I,hja best to look determined und Will Aid His Prowess Lr' 0: 0.-.10, nri-heslriis; 8, Jewish
succeeded only in looking very
NEW YORK. Feb. 2 f .- ( I N S |- - Hour of Music; 8:30, Coeds; 9,
IgiyLh. A fter fiddling for a half
Conrcrticrs; 9:30, Muslcn! Chefs;
nuflute, T erris suddenly crossed u llalx- Ruth, Training camp hound 10, studio dunce orchestra; | 0:3n i U s e d i W n i t u r e ^
r lf h t to tho hood and the clonk today with Buster Gehrig und
* R EA P W ANT A P $ ;
rind suit men thought it was great. three other memliers of the New
The punch was a bit high or nlher- Yoik Yankees, is in first class
tvlAe it would have done morn tlmn physical condition for his cam
paign to set a new home linn rec
mifcyly rock Jim m y backward.
C Fallowed next a succession id ord.
Measurements given out hy A r
T erris lefts. He was bounding
tinBambino’s
about in- g re a t glee ami shyoting tie McGovern,
his straig h t left from all angles. trainer, show that Ruth weighs
McLarnln
nVtemiJed
nothing <-nly 210 pounds, two pounds light
ftriahy. Ho was concentrating on er than last year, and measure*
the problem of pinning Terris in only 37 — 1-2 inc hes around the
waist, as compared to 39 inches
a com er. .
Sidney decided thnt wns not for hist season and 42 inches in 1920.
him and began circling to the
The Friendly Drug Store
right. H alf through this m aneuver,
Ha decided to double back. Thut
E. Second SI
NEW YORK, Feb. 2fi.—(IN S )—
I'ri'.srripljuiiN Filled I'rtimplly
.Was the end. MrLurnin whipped
iryer a left hook to the chin and Gene Tunney ha* agreed to give
■Linford
Willi the same motion he scored Tex Rickard the exclusive right to
And A ccurately
w ith th a t right.
bis services in 192!*, according to
"T hat hurt you, Sidney" was the promoter. The heavyweight
thought running through the writ- champion's first 1928 title match
aria .jn lld as be observed the hu* been set tentatively for the
unique spectacle of Terris stand, night of June 14 at Yankee Stad
big still, fur1once. The clock ticked i ium here.
ft second und Terris continued to
•tria d 'a s one in a trance. It ticked
rinOtfttr and he was gone—flat on
hi* face, out.
ra
Daily Fashion Hint
PLAYER WORRIER
tires and throw in a car.—Savnnnnh Press.
MK ill AW
HOT SPRINGR, Ark.. Feb. 2fi.
— (IN fi)—Pitcher
Vic Aldridge,
obtained by the New York Ginnts
frbrrt P ittsburgh, is still keeping
m anager John McGrow on the anxloui seat. Requested by McGrawto k 'p o rt for work here, Aldridge
wired last night th a t he has sent a
letter explaining hl» tardiness. Ald
ridge is not missing much work, us
rain and cold w eather are keeping
the other New York battery men
idle.
CATAMNA ISLAND, Col., Feb.
20.— (IN 8 )—" If the Cub* don’t
win the National League Pennant,
the Pittsburgh P irates probably
will." Such waa Uw observation of
Jo« McCarthy. Cubs’ bos*, a fte r u
thoughtful g i s a into the rrystul
w xtfra o f' C atalina Bay.
I
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When you pay
*1195 for a car
you're en titled to
B uick Quality
When you spend as much as #1195 for a
car y o u ’re entitled to Buick quality,
luxury and reliability— us well as Buick
beauty, p e r f o r m a n c e , s t a m i n a a n d
long life.
For three of Buiek’s 16 models sell at this
low price— a Sedan, Coupe and Sport
R oadster—offering all o f the famous Buick
features— and the unrivaled value that
results from Buick’s unrivaled volumeproduction.
>078) —Tho flm t'.m eatlng between
'
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W -A rm y and Navy In any sport
The jraporunrr of ihe irregular
lie* \*M lr football break will take
,b f. over-.tre.wd in
. wrlring of hrntcli fadiions. In this
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tW . gftonKKm wfwn the baa-j f k <)f ^ crrpc i( u ,,rudurtd by
. u a ia a •{* the two service
^ i rrrJ| lc(t side of the attached
rhoota flash herri. Tn* Navy squad twe-pia.* skirt The blouse L gaUiered
vf* m et a t Uie staf?<JP by the en- and srrsngrd over s bodice lining
Ire Cadet Corps and chiNjed to the finbhed with diouldrr strapi. Msrhn
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d'uni site requires 3 yard* 36-inch
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Republican* of North Dakota
have formed a wet party and nomb
nated a candidate for the Itaitod
State* Senate. DndobUadly North
^sV'kariugi ,l* aye*«u tjuuaummer
tpurisl V Trade.-.A tlanta'- Constltu'
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by a Brute, o f anEn
All-Am erican in Dp
W hat ■ power p la n tl W hat a clean, u n rla lle rtd ru>
of advanced engineering design I T h a t’s what
n
w hen yon lift (lie hood o f th e All-Amrrirai, SI*. n
why title b rillia n t ca r la am azing everyone who ».t~wheel . . . A b ru te o f a n engine, indeed. With a l C
cran k sh aft . . . crankcase a n d cylinder block o f'‘hi
t r u s s " design . . . generously large connecting n4 t
i o th e r vital p arts. W ith m any o th e r notable sditanZ
. . . G -M -Il cylinder head . . . fu rl pum p . . , f u i l ^
oiling of m oving p arta . . . Sm all wonder It's ftnaZ
conquering A m erica's stlffc y m o u n tain grades J,
wonder It baa never found th e road too rough w thei
too trying . . . Yet for all Ita w ealth of power, It’iWItJ
eat In-amoelU. And fur a peril a n d auap and liaadllw
. . Juat drive It yuuraelf a n d arc!
PRICES: 2-door Srtlau, fllU S; l.atuluu Coupe, ijtif.
Rood iter, tlOTSf 4-floor Sr dan, 91145: Cuirlo Itl.l
la n d a u Sudan, 91265.
Nn» Smrlmt Funllmm Sir, t u t to IITS. All priem, ml /mum, Ik
ptU— incituU mlj>l«a»hwulUM rtai/M . ttmmr m . mm>4,
I Mvtor» Tim• tmymitit tlmn.
S p e rin l S p o r t E q u ip m e n t
• |M«UI front Iruiltta hllk lln « i U t...l« u ti
Jugrias* . . . «ollie*lbl. trunk rock . . . llOOri
I on oUmmI ,«r. . , . •!> JiM kIim Ii nllh *»u..
Seminole Motor Co,|
Rive’s Garage
'■Oa k l a n d !
uS
a m e r ic a n
“Pll say it has powei
—and W estinghouse Brakes have
everything stopped for stopping’
O D A Y ’S Chandler is on e o f America’s
other sixes anywhere it m eets them —and
greatest autom ob iles — n o th in g ap
merrily ou tstep s them an d in th e same
proaching it within hundreds o f the price.spiritChandler’s new Royal Eight is always
This is immediately evid en t w h en you
ready to show its heels to other eights.
exam in e the car —doubly evident w hen
For Chandler has added still bigger re«
you try a drive.
serves o f power in its Pikes Peak Motor.
Chandler is the first Am erican automo
A nother big point id Chandler’s favor
bile to adopt W cstinghouse Vacuum Drakes
is its “O ne Shot” centralized lubricating
— and is, therefore, Am erica’s easiest and
system. Pres* a plunger and the chassis
safest car to control at any speed. A light
instantly lubricates itself.
touch o n the brake p edal— lighter than
A n d with all these superiorities, today's
Chandler is by far the m ost beautiful and
luxurious Chandler ever built.
Thirty m agnificent new m odels—$995
to $2195, f .o .b . factory. Com e see. Come
drive. Compare 1
T
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See Buick — and you’ll see at once tliat
it is the logical car to buy. ,
Chandler M otor C o
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SEDANS 1 119 J u>J i w ) , COUPES |U » J u . $ l t J O .
SPORT MODELS 1119J i . $ i JJ j
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T H E SA N FO R D IID R A M ), M ONDAY, FB H U U A R V 27. 1028
e Sanford Herald
TAMPANS 'AIRPORT ;l
Sale Of The Gas Plant
TAMPA T R IBUNE
B s l t i t i **
October r .
‘a t Itk fs N .
I’KDima of
sljOAvIPff.
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The Tonma nir|m rt J* only four
ami nnc-half milcsi from ihe center
of the city, on Tampa Hay Boule
vard. The field lu»n been (Traded and
Includes two runways 5,000 feet
Ion* ‘nnil TOO feet wide.'An ade
quate hangar Is beirfg built.
With a •• •mmodlou* and well nrtnngrd nlrp >rt, Tam pa will l>c in
«f w »4 r l i u m atter
Itl* . at the Poeletriee
Florida, aaAer art W
March a. JAtf.
HOt.LASn iu IIP-%St
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M. HOWARD BRRO ---- Manager
IUNLH K. JONKS .M aaaataa B tlle t
fiftlWlCRIPTION ItATCS
Owe Tear — — — _ ............
tU Heath* — ---------------------- -------Three Meath* -------------------Br Perrier per Week ______
T h e pus p ln n t-u n d cr c ity nU|K,n 'iiib n lia s licon a fa il
ure from the iitfirf. A t n tim e .when th e
w ere nrmwe<i to th e n e c e ssity o f providin g thcmHclvtyr w ith a h e lle r
w ater sy stem to p rotect th eir health and ffunru a gain st
fire, it w as very ea sy to obtain th eir support for a bond is
su e w ith w hich to acquire w ater, pas and lig h t p:unts. Four
T»* Hf»iM U ■ M rnW r of the
AMIt B s m a of ClrenlnUon*. an y e a r s ago p u rchase o f th e th ree u tilities w as authorized.
l* tm m l« * sl A astflallt* of I'u ls
•Itkrn*. AUvertUem. anil A fvrrlU - T he w aterw orks w as acquired as w as IJ’c g a s plant.
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A ffkls n k ltk ir(|otrr< ear* N o th in g w as ev er done ab ou t th e erecVric plant, fo rtu n
/ ' ukliskrr asemher fa ankall fa
IkktMiM awitlt of aak-rrlpf loi a tely for Sanford.
fl*f* II s r l s r to *>rl(r ab-alulr.
To begin w ith th e C ity spent n eatly a hundred th ou
ill alalia* if rlrraU .Inn a* n ell j
h..Mr*t ka*lnr*a mrlkmli,
sand dollars for a g a s-p la n t and sy ste m , w h ich w as im
m ed iately junked w ith th e exception oi about tu e n tj
thousand dollars w orth o f equipm ent. W ith th e rem ain
ing tw o hundred and s ix ty thousand dollars authorized,
an almost! new plant w as placed in operation. Under City
su p ervision for nearly th ree vcat’s , tho plant has lost m on
e y stead ily, and last y ea r the d e fic it w as m ore than lu o n 1ty -fiv e thousand dollars.
— Shouldering Riis enorm ous burden th e people were
■also forced at various tim es to endure poor service in th e
form of gas pressu re th a t w as not sjiflie ie n t to m eet
ordinarv needs. W e have been subjected
ix o rb itn n t
bills and for th e past tw o or »hrco m onth s th ey .have, been
i prohibitive, a s if to keep coals on an already not tire. A t! ter experien cin g th ese various in ju stices, it is sm all w o n - ,
W ider that local citizen s w elcom e private ow n ership of the
neig n s w’orks.
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T he price w hich the plant has brought js h igh ly sa tlsh‘ factory. Ilf equals th e am ount of th e o u tstan d in g bonds
.. for th is purpose,, a ltd w ith th e sale* th e t it y is relieved ot
c the n ccessitv o f raising more titan th irty -th ree thousand
dollars annuullv w ith Which to pay in terest and provide
f,. a sin k in g fund to retire >^ie bonds. A n other ph ase o f tlie
tiyinsnction worth consid onition is lhut the1 piopc*itj \Nill
again lie placed on the tax books to bring th u (t,.ityr.u gopd
reven u e w h ic h ‘It* lia s m fssed for tlirer years:
From e v e ry p o i n t o f v iew th e s a le is g r a S if y iu g .
"
W c ’N’f h a d a c o s liv e x p e r im e n t,
j t a u g h t ' a v a lu a b le le sso n .
b u t th e
e x p e r ie n c e
I They know th at vast ties will out:L live the earth;
1 T hu. flam ing bounty
worstiiped
Ee 2 oa<o and loved,
j Dl«k oat of mind, I
P. 3 drifted «andk;
P’ They tee death fo
houhd on birth;
look on all—iiiHcrutable, i
y a moved
‘•Aa'whert they rested on Da V
j el'a hand*...
Floyd Davis Laird
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i ■Tl>c Jazz mayor of New York,
« ft4 r a visit in the South i* on hi*
way back North, lie says, "The
Ooai I* hu* completely won my
•heart", and we are forced to wond erd f ho in turn ha* won tlie heart
of the South.
t ion. • i.*»
>clnre it
sci tire d
U ii bin
il I irn n d
1925 Tour
1 9 2 5 -R oad ster
192G T o u r in g
192G R oadster
1926 R d. l i t
1926 T . TKSt.Hd
H udson 7 I*
Sed
H. C. Douglass,
Used Car Dept,
111
Dec SI.
F a st D irect AII-Slccl T ra in s A rc W a itin g
T o S p eed Y o u Hark
Seminole
Securities Co,
A rchitect H
Lv. .Nclrfonvillr (ACL) 8:30 am.
ArrKnoxvillc (L.«t N.) I 1:3G pm
Lrxinglon (L. & N.) 6:15 air.
“ Louisville fL. & N.) 9:00 nm.
Ar. Cincinnati (L.& N.) 8:50 am.
Slow Procedure
T h |t one heart'* anguish in a little
S '; j thing;
T h |y hold a kombrr pity f<>r the
4 fearg
O f-m en the wind* of destiny will
| fling
Like , r.otea of dust upon the
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wheeling years:
ard
tent n ' participation and in tho-ut- tho rnpid dev: 1>pmcnt of u ir travel.
Untion which is bring received This city unquestionably will ho in
from nvdntion enthusiast* nnd from cluded in the |iriiu-ip tl a ir routes
the press, this Tampn occasion from northern section* to southern
prom lie* to he tlie most notable of points in this country ami to our
its kind In ninny months.
ticighborii’i: countries of Central
Government planes nnd privnte amt South America nnd the islands
planes will bo hero in large num of the Cmihbdnn. The advantage
bers. Monte of the best known n n d !o f this facility commercially and
m ost famous fliers of the country athorwi-c, is r cndily apparent.
will attend nnd take part, bended
AP T.unpn "hnulrl join in making
by Clarence Chamberlin, George the airport opening, February 22,
llaldetnr.n ami Kdcii^* Stinson. Tlx one of the greatest occasions of tho
arrangem ents for the event, hand- year,
led by Icx'ul orgnnizntiohs, ( under j
tin- direction of 1’. Wallace Davis.
I'eop'c u
m e i. reiving much attention, and.) Now th
Tampa will make a eredilnli'.c damage. I
has
H i e n n n o u n e r m e n t fro m W a s h in g to n t h e o t h e r
day
t h a t H a r r y S in c la ir, re cen t* v c o n v ic te d o n a c h a r g e ol
c o n te m p t o f c o u r t, a im s t-n .d ic e d I’o o n e y e a r in p ris o n ,
m a y n o t a c tu a lly lie c a lle d u p o n lo g o to ja il f o r o v e r a
y e a r , c a u s e s u n a t u r a l ro w ^ io n «»1 r e s e n tm e n t a m o n g th o s e
w h o b e lie v e in im m e d ia te p u n is h m e n t a s t !i** m o st e l feeliv e d e t e r r e n t fo c rim e .
W o do n o t h o ld t h a t p ciso n -i c lia rg « il w ith •■rime
s h o u ld b e u n d u ly r u s h e d b e fo re th e c o u r ts a n d s u m n ia r ih
c o n v ic te d . W e do n o t b elit vi tlia i a n v la ir - m in d e d p e rs o n
w o u ld o b je c t to t h e p ro c e s s o f law c o n s u m in g
s u f f ic ie n t
i tim e l o r th e a c c u s e d to i * iv e t h " b c iic tit o l e ta rv p o s s i
ble m e a n s whi» h m i g n j 't , n ; t(i p io v a hi-* iin io ir in •. N o
o n e w a n ts a m ail to hu ITo (in .iu stly a t t h e Ih iih Is •»! tin
c o u r ts .
On th e o t h e r h a n d Hie p r a c l a • < f p ro lo tig iu g t r i a l s t<
su c h e x t d l l t h a t p eo p le g ro w w c a r \ o f h e a r in g a b o u l rliem
a n d b m n n e e x a s p e r a te d a t h a v in g t«* p a y fo r tle-tii. a n d
fin a lly b ec o m e c o n v in c e d t h a t il
i- • b e a p r r to t jir u Hie
c r im in a ls loose t h a n to t r y lo con', a t ih e n t. is I . « n n u n g
m o re an il m o re o b n o x io u s a n d r ig h t { m ilk in g p eo p le a r c
ra p id ly re a c h in g tlie p o in t w h e r e . I h e j w ill in*: s i;,n d
to r
turn N o r t h w
aqcrin
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T h r o u g h *1 ‘e p i n c c m , l o p o i n t , aliowit; c o a r b r i n n d d l n l n p c a r .
* *r. Ji». kaonv tll l o C l n r i n n u t i .
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T h is Iln* o l . o
W M ip r ig '.
P
\tlu n tic N’litiuiuil l
O lifrrvntlon
B
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J E x p ert I’iono moving will
! im proved S E I.-l’O piu
J m o v in g equipm ent.
! H a u lin g -C rating -Shipnia^
Side-T rack Farilitios,
Rhone S'.Hi
200 N. Mnule Avenue
F o r f u r t h e r i n f o n n . it l n n n n d r e s e r v a t i o n s , a p j d y t o :
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»*• C- D R E T N E V , l lo rld * P a n a n t a r A*en»
1J 4 W e s t H ay h i . ,
• ! -0 3 0 2 * J a i k s o o s ille, Tla.
of ,I.n l;soiivill
Lo u is v il l e & N a s h v i l l e R.R.
Sanford, Fla
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAG E CO.
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o p a r a t r s t h e • p l m d i . l D t X t r l l . V C R a n J D I X IE L I M I T E D
t J r r r R ••'••• l o C h i t a * . , . n . l St L ouis , am i N E W O H 1.E A N S I I.UKIUA f . i M I I L O t o N*w Or l e a n t a n d I h r .Southwest w ith t h r o u g h s l e e p e r
t o L o s A t i g r lr s .
8 friifl U
A ffilinted
F irst N at'I Hank HU*.
Sanford. Florida.
Ar. Fntlian»polii(Big4) I 1:50 *m.
“ Columbus (Big 4 ) 12:55 pm.
11 Cleveland (Big 4 )
4:55 pm.
Ar. Toledo (Big 4)
2:43 pm.
‘ Detroit (M .C.J
4:23 pm.
Ralph Y\\ t.ts;.sinj;
liti I
Favorite
v ■,< x' ••Am
‘Omul aid Luckies! W e ' v e hceri
Juds for years. A m i like an aid
friend they treat me well. N o
irritation to m y t/triu it and no
c o u g h i n g . A n d I appreciate
Lucky Strike— the full body toluteeo n iill the toasted flav or
that's been the same since that
ilay te e met.”
Sanford
.,i •<«nrv* St
N orris & Ntmnally
Candies
Fresh by Kxprv •: WetUj
Kepi on L e.
Curb Service
! Free Delivery Rhone 897-4
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L. Remus who ini.i*tcd lie was
f t f l l y a few month* ago, now
,r*y» he ia perfectly *nnc. So
lapcfdy a cure show* tlie progrr,»
of medicine, but we’d rather the
la\rt'er-boot!fg?er |,<- confined a
jivhije longer ju*t to give the cura batter test.
KNOW ?
t i l A D I I | 'III \ c N t *
r»* ry S l r - . 'n »• ! (*W
rtf-y rintakr. loH'M.UMOw
N E W r t |* r * i r t i m r f r * n r
• i 1 ' t i i .‘■•♦jfipkl 1 - r r r j 5 ' ijhU v ^ P *
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k\%\
x»l »*, .taA',4 iJMjli
ft re a i a u 'l fr(>il«i l»*»l ..
T l « ^ l n - h N -w V r-l
r*ihrt i ** r i » f l ’t l - a all «a#»rt r .«
A etna f i n a l «t f e J o m j i«u«
/if.** t-W iryi f to% , • tr+ m t.
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M « r « J ta n k s O M l a c r a Tr*a*.Ow
e o o E. B a y f i t . , J a c U i o a v I l l I
T/iOUgh we do not believe th..l
Goneral Appteyard lias the alightr$t ichance of being elected gov
ernor, this is any mun'* ince an*!
one; person ha* u» much right t.i
ru n a* another. The more who
coufa out the better chance there
I* fif having a good one in the
We S a y It with
SERVICE
Fjlvo roast guardsmen of the
uwfcr E ast Foust wero recently
igm itted of killing a rum runner
y jhe name of "Red" Shannon.
Pile government men ordered
Ihapnon'* boat to hult nnd when
h e ' command was ignored they
>P«pe<l fire. Scoffing at the law,
IVOR the prohibition luw, i* bccom■‘g jiap id ly more dangerous.
Fisk Says It with
M ILEA G E
WHEELESS
P rom inent T ob acco A u ctio n eer s a y c
Um im * City bandit* robbed u
>k Ja»t Friday of over fifty
•aand dollar*. They performed
mo most approved Je**« Jamc.r
b , entering the building with
les and revolver*, shooting up
•place and m aking u clean g rty
’SFunny such antiquated
■•cds peniikt when It i* so much
|! e r And safer to embezzle.
m e day stock car* will he run’t w i hundred mile* an hour.'—
ord Herald. But v..#
I yoyr* truly will ever want
rive one th a t fa»L—Gaineaville
Some d ay there will be "Ex*
i Highway*" between Miami
New York cn which the «|>oed
will he not lea* than one hunand f ifty mile* un hour.
A ir.
“The Cream, of *
t f.c Tobacco Crop”
WELSH
E°l’P in to L u ck y S trikes
A a Tobacco A uctioneer, I have
noticed d iet w h e a a . particularly
choice prlc o f tobacco is offered for
™lc that buyers o f T h e Am erican
io b a cco Com pany dre always intcrested, for evidently their inst m r.
N o Throat Irrftation- N o Cough
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Personals
L e Telephone 1 4 s M R S. F R E D . S . D A IG E R , S o c ie ty E d itor R esidence
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.... MONDAY
fl£.n Maljorj' Circle of the
Hit Church will m eet nt
jj( at'th e home of Mrs. E.
tOll P ark Avenue,
pectin* of the Auxiliary
U^yterian Church a t 11:30
_ ,t the church,
jorpifn Cluboif the F irst llnp
lorth meets a t 3:30 ^o clock
ichurrh with Mrs. Sidney I.
Mrs. J. C ray Michael as
Tel. 37.
|‘United States* Population
Frank 11ur«ey of Lakeland spent'
this past Week-end in Sanford as the
guest of friends.
Lon Chaney F i l i n gr fi*“i f 0”}
r* Garden
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, Club
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vt IV G S K reakiast
I’o r
e a t u r e s ‘T e x a s State Executive llodv
Guinait” N ight Club
200 Million In. 70. Years
Mrs. IL IUMilien"UTio^ apendirig.
th e w inter in Orlando; hbs’beeir thi
guest of 11lends in Sanford fo r the
" ? ’i ¥ * ID; \'r ' r i - ( l N S ) —
past few days.
'- - i t m Untied Stated probably, will
, _ , .
I'ound nut into u nation of 200,Thursda m orning the local exe
K. J. lloily returned S aturday otm.ouo inhabitants in about seven,
One of New York's, fnmous night cutive board of the Garden Club from Key West. Miami nnd other , y fivo years and then stop growelubs w as reproduced on an elab entertained with a breakfast at the polnts on the East Coast.
big.
orate scale n t the Mctro-Goldwln. F orrest Lake Hotel a t 10 o’clock;
w in ;.... i i 7 7 .. . i
, 1 This was given today as the
-M ayor studios ns n setting for
M B mi Lake eft S aturday for, 0|)ini(lt| „ f
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“ jThe Big ^iti','* Lon C haney’s.new honoring the state executive board W est Palm Beach a fte r spending j
Health Service, who said
"Aren’t these injunctions pretty
vehicle playing t<ainy At the Mi- of the S tate Federation of Garden last week ia Snitford on business. 11|1(.
present excess or births over d rastic?" asked Senator Wagner,
lane th c a irg . The clu)) is prnct- Clubs'. *
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deaths is approximately l, 0Ul),0Utl (ID of New York. “Yes, I guess
i<*nlly. a rcjtlica of the fnmous ta v
Mrs. 1. A lien Junes and daughter, i
C entering the table where break
so.” replied the judge, "hut we is
ern op Texan Gttinnn actress and
Patricia
Ann will be removed Tues. I .j^ , j,ir.h rnU. ,)f n,,out -J0 ,,,r
sued the injunctions to get the
night cluB' lis te n s , who startled fast was served w as a bowl of lav* day from the V e rn a ld -I^ g h to ,, , .............. latjon< h„wcver,
the m etropolis with her during in- endnr and pink sweetpeas and Hospital to the Imme of Mrs. M ln.|lllipB ,M M n K iu tlu. lllst , rn miners into court to see ju st what
they were lining out there."
iiovutin'nfc.
leather leaf fern. Tee guests of hon nic Kf Jones.
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, years, not only in the Unite I
No hearings have been held on
The clrff) with- spectacular bul or received cor.ages of violets,
Mrs. C. C. Chaffee has ns her "Giles, but in other civilized coun the injunctions, although they
let and o th er features, was used heather and 'leather leaf fern as n guest her daughter, Mrs. Howard ,ru ‘** ’lh<’ decline in the birth were issued Iasi Aug. "1 think i t ’s
ns the sc ene T o r a thrilling hold memento of this occasion.
Parsons ami uv.> sons Howard vaU' t’luhaldy will he g reater than mighty funny that
tho strikers
tip in the new picture;' in which
Junior, and Charles Chaffee, of !h,: li*M in tlM? d‘-’nth rn,0>
arc’nt pressing for a henring," said
Fallowing
the*
breakfast
r.n
all
Chaney plays* a g an g ster lender.
lower us science. Increases Judge Langham. “ I’d think they’d
Cleviluml, Ohio.
. of .
,M
The story is a m ystery romance day m eeting was held with eight
tlu* s|ian of lilt*. Mtuliau scioiitists he clamoring for it. My impression
of the -New Ybrk untlcrworid, with uientbers of the State Executive
is they don't want a hearing." "I
Mrs. B. F. Whitehead le ft Sua- ^ ‘ll . ,l;*'« has hem. found UVil
Chaney ns a czar of the under Boat'd present. Mrs, A rthur Cum dav fo r Davtena Beach where she |,1!
" « " .n s have a gradual think i:‘s getting into dangerous
world, and Marcel'tie Day as the mer of Jacksonville, president, pre wiil visit Mrs. B. B. Millin'. Whlh 'n n , a ''
populntion up tb ground to issue injunctions uguiust
heroine, a shopgirl enmeshed in sided. At 3 o’clock in the afternoon in Sanford MrL Whitehead w*as the :i
v>».n n m xm .un.-ns a rule to singing church hymns," interposed
one of. li'j plots, dam es M urray the courtesy committee, of the local
,
,
, , . M rs. Char- ^a population
ran he properly
guest. oi her
daughter,
.... ....... ,w winch
t|u> 11Bturnl
'nrtl*. Senator Wheeler (D) of Montanlt.
supported by the natural and arii
Judge ban glia m declared he re
plays her sw eetheart, a young club entertained with a tea at the
les L. Park.
fiend resources of the country— cently bought some uy iiin-U(H)kf
gangster, and the cast includes home of Mrs. E. M, Galloway.
Mix. C. H. ^innrt of CarroUiiii.‘ and that then the number of in. tor the strikers, and “ exliorteii
B etty Cpnip-i.'ii, Virginia Pearson,
Those of tile S tate I’naid present
John' George, M athew Iletz, ami were: Mrs, Fannie Brown of Winter Go., arrived last week-to spend a hubitanis reninins nt n fairly them to use the church for relig
ious purposes." He ’d enied vehem
others of note."'
Park, Mrs. Jam es 11. Hir-ch of Or short tim e in Sanford us the guest constant level,
This country, in the view of the ently he was interested in mines
* The story hinges cm a mve be lando, Mrs. Macorn Thornton of Or" of Mr. and Mi J. O. l.oitg.
»
great accomplishments of science, covered by the injunctions, but
tw een,the young g an g ster and hie nmtnl, Mrs. C. Morris Wilder of
Mrs. Dave B miske b u s called t"jw „u ld have no difficulty in sup- said In* had some mine stock. MinSw eetheart, and
the gangster Daytona Beach, and Mrs. E. M.
Bliiladcipliia. Pn., to attend the J | oiting a 200,000.000 population, ms told the •committee they have
chief, with tin* holdup, a sensnt- Galloway.
funeral of liei sister, Mrs. B. Kant- ( joc.nlm g to the public health I iicen tinalde tiyget Judge lapigham
Members
of
the
local
executive!
lonnl police buttle, and a gang
7.iper who died W ednesday a t Adit*
Chemistry particularly 1° set a hearing date,
I \ III’
ste r w ar as thrilling .incidentals. board present were: *Mis. H. It.
to d a y s itm otw y included Kosvillc, N. C. Mrs. Bonlske will go wilt bo a factor in providing the
Lewis,
Mrs.
W.
M.
Scott,
Mr*.
Fix'd
Tod Browning directed the play
ULcy-.-avy ioiskr-lu-Uvr.’. tra n sp o rt-vrjtcr. Clyjwcr, :CotnnuaUrrc ami Arfrom
Philadelphia
to
New*
A'ork,
f r p m . MV own. *jvigi^l ..eUcyy, Wilstiu. Mi^.Atawi^i ujnl JL’s. jl. N. '1where she w i ? ) he sp rin g hirt*- lit ink wilt make ggrenfer
reater cities p0s*
pus | undiii. Tlie eommittee-will leave fer
hccnam etl by ■Wafdomnr Young-. "
ing for the Dave Boniske’s De|»art mi.Io inventive genius will put Washington late tonight.
tlu* farms on an urban standard
m eat Store.
SENATOR S A Y S
MINERS PLIGHT
IS BLOT IN U. S.
All but two of the actual tmndits
are said to be in cuatody.
Information th a t led to the
y /i
gang’s downfall is said to have
come from Mrs. William Donovan,
wife of one of the men held. She
i» said to have talked freely to
b o m b a y ,' r S t —(Yn s )—*i
police a f t e r - - bera oB r g ' -W M g e * T rH ru e ttr Hy -of the
aTH-r the camluct of her husband. ro m ^ ny J Nc,v
Another incident which hasten
cd tho roundup was Charley ('leav indicates tho possibility v i
e r’s haste to celebrate the "suc oline price w a r between that or
cessful holdup." lie* bought n few* izatlon' and the. Asiatic Pat:
drinks nnd then called his "sw eet
ie.’' Police wire tappers Wore Ust- Cumpahy. wfdch for .nyiny7
tn in g in. Cleaver referred to ,r has held a ni‘i\t‘ po)y ^n’thfjC j
m m of money ho was sending her, m arket
p a rt cf his share of the holdup
Until very peonfly, the Sta
loot.
Oil Corijpany IMidcii only lii'
"B ut that isn’t enough to getsene oil in Ceylon, hut it*
the fur coat I want," sho told him.*
’If you don’t send me more, I’M tatives here linve now* appji^i.i,
the government for a roncessimtd
spill what I know to the police."
Imilil oil tanks at th f ]
Cleaver is said to have become
reservation,*a
tract of la
panic stricken and called up hix
caliy
set
nside
for dcpopRa’<$*$]!
"buddies’* in the crime, advising
and
gasoline.
. ;
them to “get out of town." And
11. It. A pplegate, the
tlien the police roundup began.
Oil Company’s m anager i
interviewed by a pres* re]
live, made no seebet Of
pnny’s plaiis.
r
"I
auum
t
say
definitfiy,
Hcst treated witLout.
p p f t ] tloauig—Just rub on eVer.V la* added, "th a t (Key will bo
carried out. But there rertaW iy^ftLhe possibility thnt wc shn^ri)*j|*l-i
ling gasoline in Ceylon
end of this year."
7
j!7 ’.3»>T
•7>!
>. ■..»•* —>»•. <v--~s
i -------- r - r a *
irt ■
«'
|Tw( ' ikvyj
C e y l o n Is Slal
Fori Gasoline
Within Near Ful
[ L Hand of Tin? Presbyterian
•ary tnrets nt 3:00 oclock at
Wirrb.
ubr meeting of the *1ruth
»n Class of the M ethodist
L will he ludd nt the home of
John Broun. 1028 Maple AveJoitesses Mrs. T. E. Wilson,
tV. E. Wells, . Mrs. W. L.
Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs.
• <!*ttf and Mrs It. Rutledge,
["men’s (initd will meet a t 3:30
at the Parish House,
thyran rocital given by
■jsnr Henry F. Seibert of
Itork at 8:00 o'clock a t th e
Cross Episcopal Church,
rl
is cordially iivvited.
., \.a - :h
Ly classes of the St. Agt|os
*% i
] will meet-at 3:00 c chick at
. -Vunity E air Hose .*;7
•* * *
< ***
htislt House.
I <
<■ v •
- . ' >> ,
Lace collar and C uff sets.
TUESDAY
i
[.A. will hold regular m eeting
A
few
Silk
Scarfs.
4
Mrs.
Coleman
Honors
of livitu:
i o'clock at the Odd Fellows
Mr. ami Mrs. D m lis Dmigla-.
**1
I
lie
decline
in
Jl"’
American
lover the Basket.
Mrs. George Conger of W inter Park were the guest> hii:h talc is not race suicide,
Gifts and Novelties.
1. C. E. Myi rs will entertain
V
of Mr. mul Mrs. R. I. Milam Sun- experts ilechired. While eeonomie
fdfre .'it 10:00 o’clock at her
One of the must delightful a f Hdrv afternoon. presMiie lends to. reduce families
jin Franklin Terrace honoring
Linens Luncheon setss and Table Run1?;
fairs of the past week was that
11v ilie appliintioii of birth con
1*1
(George Camden Conger of
of Saturday when Mrs. W alter S
‘• s r v,u
Mrs. J. V. Mendel, Miss Rose trol there are Idivcd to In* niuny
ners— 1*. Price.
loma City, Ok hi., the g u est of
(Coni
inurd
from
Page
I
I
Coleman
entertained
at
u
bridge
H
unter
and
Jam
es
Frink
of
W
heel
l i"l"giial factors as well th at
PARIS, Feb. 27— (IN S )—F urs
[Walter S Coleman.
lines leading out of ihc little ham
.*•; £.
seem to remain as much a p art luncheon at her home in Dream- ing, W. \ ’n„ are the guest* of Mr. tend In cut down the size of the let of Evergreen Park. All of ihore
Ileil Meeting of the A lta r So of the fashions for the spring sea weld, honoring Mrs. George C. and Mrs. T. N. Dunlop n t their Atari nun family.
led the Holy Clt'-.s Episcopal son as for any other. They nre Conger of Oklahoma C ty. Okln. home on I-an re 1 Avenue.
E x p its said th at the character had been cut, showing th at the
Canary and ceceis were the colth at 3:00 o'clock a t the now an im portant p art of the col
oi fiti'iil, increasing mental work, robbery had been carefully plan
WEDDING CEREMONY
climate, (he g reater pressure of ned in advance. But the nlann
lections of tlu* large houses and ' is featured in both the decorat
ions
and
other
details.
Bowls
and
lib- today. and general standards uuickly spread and within an hour
phington Bridge P arty f o r the aro being shown together with
t iniest simplicity marked tin i I la mg are Ixdievcd to have a Chicago police officials, pout of
Department ■■( the W oman’s fresh spring frocks and filmy baskets filled with luiddlein, red
sweet peas, canary cob-red calen
tilling of Mrs. Laura Sanford I lonouuced in flue net* on the hirtli fice inspector* and county highway
| at :t;fV0 oVloc'k with Mrs. clothes fo r summer.
7
dula i and gypsophilias were placed McRae of tins city and Mr. .1. N .irate. Tin* cooped up a| artm eiit officers had begun what appears
Z" 1
E pps Mr K. B. McCrackBaby lamb in beige or gray with with pleasing effect around the Burdivk of Chardmi, Ohio. The ( .Iw.Hcr of the city, even barring 11‘> he a record cleanup fur u major
| T*'...
collar and cuffs of fpx dyed to rooms where tables were set for ceremony took place Sunday after- bitth control, is i "t so likely to rubbery.
-a* w~ w m h
THU1ISPAY
inalrli promises to bo a favorite foi play. The saini- m otif was carr.od noi-n. ! I'bmary 2d at the First
F irst | |tn \ ;l huge family as the man i “Never m the history cf ChiI. Class of tin. V'irat Bap- early spring days. A coat of H ud
m
'I'r.o-.. were iiu a t - . nnd unman on the farm.
'-ago crime has such a ipuck
fhtrch will lin|.| business and son' seal has u collar and bands n it in the dining room in tlu* Rupti.'t ( liurch.
law cased culture, education m il cleanup »»icn achieved, declared
lenulifully
appointed
table,
rriitt,n
,lent*
and
in
I
D.
King
per
meeting at
o'clock a t down the front of gray fox, and
“ U illnu W
i-red with a s 'Ivor basket holding form* d the c rein mv llnly tho im- ‘.mli,,- standards of living nic Deputy OVntinnr.
fate' nf Mi F. J. Cooledge on m o th e r of the same dark fur lias
dooming Hie large fnmilv of y e s-' hours after the train holdup, we
irtyjial.
na-aibei
of
11
'*family
be
canary
colored
calendulas
and
red
itto Avenue,
a wide collar of white erm ine amj
azaleas. At either side of whs'll ing | resent tor ihc oceusiun. The -j.m.iJ p :t|| 'j.t.yaMoi) 'pazpoi| liu >' Imd in custody practically every
Jliinnlii <'bajuiT nf No. 2 O. E. five full bands of the same fu r Went-two cerise candles in enhnry m;, n fri.-mls of Mr. and Mrs. terdnv.
Public hentlli offii tab* p:irlicipant. And we have coufea-.
Id inert at 7:T(0 o’clock nt the on tin* lower part of the sleeve. holders. The tallies were done in Burdick it'ic o wishes for thei. nil, spi aking, these conditions •• -'ions mi If iiienl in oblatii couvie* i
;■ t l i
W * ! lll
Clever working of the fu r Is
piii Temple
found wl.oie
the
inlelleclu.il liu'i of nil the t I1lleiM,
suggestions
of
springf
Util
l
c.
seen in a coat of curving stripes
i"'lu-c
FRIDAY
standard "I ihc people nre iiighec • I'ri'lii tin ir I'aplivcs,
jFollowing several interesting
li
a
rued
tlir
loot
was
divided
till" I
liay lili.ninig at 1(1 o’clock the of sum m er ami w inter ermine. A
Bciau-w
of
the
controversial
ixiru
has
striking I progressions Mrs. Howard Long Budepest S quare Is
Icapli 'i eiiclc ■ of the Sattfonl Idack astraklui-i
natttl*
i f t be subject, fit.in- -01 ( n nIihix' s of JU.UIHI cm-li, vvilli
was
nwarded
the
pi*
'ze
for
high
sleeves
>f
ermine
in
Haring,
cirliealtii authorities declined to com - 71 1.000 set aside as a legal de
Tn Club Mill meet ut the fob
b
J culur flounces. A mink coat hu* score. Tilrs. J. C. Gibbs received Scene Of Gory Duel
meat upon the
advi-aldlitx of fense fund Iu case of emergency . 1
l( home
tin('insolation
prize.
A
memento
i
two
large
circular
m
otifs
of
the
scientific birth control, ■tliei than
[yfair Gin In at the home of
| skirt which nre repealed on the of the occasion was given to the | BUDAPEST. Feb. 21 tl.W i to hiiv tlmt parents should not
1 W. M Scott, 120 Elliot Avo.
guest
of
tumor,
Mrs.
Conger.
Mrs.
I
B
u
d
u
p
tlt’s
iib
'it
pronunt'iit
kH'uurt Circle at the home of ' deep cuffs.
J. M urray Dobbin and Mrs. Itilzic tiiiuare xxi 11r Kos.suth Plaza 1,1 liling into the world uoiie i hildJFti'iI It. Wilson, 1*.*00 S anford j The silhouette for daytim e coals of Brockwell, O ntario were recip (•time the stein* of BeUhUlatii.il red than they can pmpcilv f ar.
is generally made more ample n ‘Officials feel that la ln ie may tic
p.
ients of g 'fts typical of Florida.
bloodshed whin a t night two Hun
•i
krtal Circle at Hie home of tIn* top with ex(|iiiflile shawl colA fter the aw ards were made garian officers, nursing » kuig]H. B. Leu i 1002 M agnolia' ,nrii " f “ contrasting fur. Broad-. luncheon was served at-sm all tabtinie enmity against each "tie i Ghicajco’s Plop House
tail, seal, mink, sluiced lamb, a s
par.
K s, which carried out the appoint met and fought a duel with.i-alu**
trakhan
and
ermine
arc
the
most
Runs Short OI* Rums
ifonl 111■igliIs Circle a t the
ed ciders. A ssisting Mrs. Coleman and cam- in the glare of ehv'lm*
lA lK
I
! ! i
into
m
otifs
of
geoused,
worked
tef Mrs. Homy W r i g h t .,
iu serving her guests were Mrs. lamps in which one of them was
CHICAGO.
Feb.
-’7
(IN
7i
mi-trie
design.
F
or
evening
there
nliary of tin- A m erican Le
Hal Wight. Mrs. C. K. Myers and severely wounded.
Wiiiilfd muix! bi.niTODAY
i'll! meet at 1:00 o'clock at the m o lovely chinchilla capes.
Mrs. II. It. Lewis.
The row started when Mu"W
Chicago'u new flo|i house for
Lucien
I.ebmg
is
showing
several
i Hut.
L
O
N C H A N ICY
Those playing were: Mrs. G. C. Ranzenberger "challenged'’ his "(Jowii-nnd-outern'' isn’t half filled
i.
charm ing satin cloaks with great
Conger,
Mrs.
It.
J.
Holly,
Mra.
W.
in
oppom nt Uidmiel Pronny by nicer. every night, ncord ing to A. E
cavalier cuffs of white fur. There
"TIIK Bit; UNA"
;.mn
is rarely a collar, and fur i: sel T. laingh-y, Mrs. E. A. Douglass, ing a* the latter’s wife, born ' "iu- Nisson, “Shepherd of the Ho
Mrs. E. W.I.ane Mrs. John Meisch,
comedy
Palfly-Daun and form er La
dom pul about tile Iwiitom,
“We linve room for l, 2ltn men
III.III1 N G FATHERS
sch, .Mrs. Hugh l.alor, Mrs. C. E. in-wailing of ex-Em press /at-i IVt every night but in the first week
Milano Param ount News
Henry. _ Vis. lb P. Drummond, | , 0|,(ll,.| rideused ids wife’s aim, the new flop Imuse has been opened
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
(I
P Foil REST LAKE , i ,. .
Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. W. M. ll)Hbeil toward the m njur nnd th ere have not lu*c*n enough l>ums
it... . .
% « . ..
»*•
I t
------- H V ....
M
Mrs. Cecil II. A ker of
The -members of the C hr'stlan Scott, Mrs. W, M. Thigpen, Mra- nskeil him: “ Anything >ou want, to occupy nil'th e cuts.
(TUESDAY
dlle. Toon.: Dr. C h n tW .L ,4 Endeavor Society cf the Presby S. I>. Highleymun, Mrs. II. II. pleUM*'.’" .
"W e give the men « clean place
Norma Shearer’s newest
•>f Augusta, Ca:: =M rj. terian .Ctiniich will participate in a Lewis, Mr*. George Paxton, Mrs.
"Nothing from a man like >"U, to sleep in a well-ventilated warm
'f
EL* ri mul son, C harles, delightful trip to DcLand next J. C. Gibbs, Mrs. A. W, F itts, Mrs. to lie lu re," came tlu* defiant ans house ami it doesn't io>t them a
'TJfK LATEST FROM PARIS’’
!*B>’ N. V:; Irvin It. E txtau Sunday. Miss M arshall, the lead J. M urray Duhbie, Mrn. Ititzie, wer, whereupon Pronny lifted his dime."
- -■
. with - .
delplmi. Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. e r of the group -will net ns chap* Mrs. Hal W ight and. M rs. C. E. heavy rftne k hodtltg In tile ’ 'ma
Tile n ew 'flo p 'h o u se wits begun
m
Georgr Sidne) nod Ralph
;nyp'v
(Byrnes. Mobile, Ala.; Mr. and erono. The p arty will gu ns tho Mycre.
jo r: “ Lei's fight it out, defend by the Gospel i-oop Church nnd
Forbes
■L A, Smith, Savannah, Gn.; guests of the DcLand order, ami
The first month** ri‘nt
yourself!"
Ranzenberger
im Alissiun.
comedy
71
*■McKierman, Brooklyn, N. A’.; many cf opr town's young people
mediately drew his saber and was paid up by Nissuii.
A -A* Vt^r M R
“
FOX
TALKS"
Jhd.y, Bluwlb'ldo. AV-viV'a.; aro expcitcd to. gu.- Vinitor» and
"W e biivo converted ninny bums
struck at Pronny** head. *1ho
Cartoon
McClaughlty,* Itluefield, prospective members are cordial
latter countered by ^stretching who in tu rn gave us a little money
Plan to have a new spring wardrobe b y 4
Ethel lliughm an, Kissini- ly invited. This nffnir b one of
“SO
FT
SOUP"
to
operate
upon.
Tluit's
how
we
forth his left forearm and Itnu/i n,Da.
^f.|u,
»
D
W
»
A
t
*
11
o
r
'.tt.
having’ us clean your suitSTdresses,
bergpr's sulirv cut into it nun* keep it going," Nisson expluinwi.
10 II
I the many social activities planned
"Hu^ we ncijil more liuins."
<by the Society. A ppropriate par
und 'deeply.
^
gloves, ties, coats and other wearing
JUS. HUM I ENTERTAINS
tita . ia e planned lo r every month.
4
—
—
: j
Acompelitive
a ’rplane
mem
parel.
J- ( lydv Byrd was hostess to bership drive was adopted recent|S*nj Sniiri bridge ,club last f ly and as a result of this drive
Service is rapid—work excellent—
TODAY
D* afternoon nt her home on many neW m embers arc expected
charges moderate.
•
-r
Lib- Avenue. Two tables of ■ex|H*cted to be added to the
B u ffa lo Hill J r .
rnjnjcd Mrs. B yrd's hos- bership roll.
• THE OHLIUING HltLK°n Bus "ten sinn. DecoraAUOO"
- 111 suggestive of tlie period
PA REN T-T E AC11EKH ME E ll
. . .
,*(_
^
^ > • 1 J.X l i
»',4
r .
orK»- Washington und were
comedies
r f carried out in the color
•Thutsday .aftcrn*ion the
••F L IR T IN G W IT H T H E
*’ U"W'L and vases of enten- SJtle Parent-Teacliera Association
M O V IE S "
71" 'r !'IT inU flow ers ntet wHli the president, Mrs. \V. A.
’
**O
H *T A X lR M
*
LD* .arom nl ti>e, room I^efflef^ in charge of the meeting.
vr
I.
I K - " - » V * 'n '
|
1es were placed for bridge. Tito reg u lar routine, butinrs* was
■fW JW ' r
i* "
SB
J*c* an,i plitL-e cards,w ere in followed by n flag drill, given by
mm
4
\yfy<
fwi t i , th c'c u ip r niotif. At eleven boya. A rending,
"My
v* *»*
racli'M",, of the gam e the G auntry" was given by three third
Ljl '
U*"
1\
[j
k'gii score went to M rs. grade buys. Two rin g s by the first
L , •'v luiry. she received a grade g irls was greatly enjoyed.
HP Ml
Mrs. Robert Herndon gave is cor
net solo. The chief feature <>f the
,®1RTIId a y ., p aiRTY
rty
nfleniim n's program w as a splendid
lw
l'—*. v la rta rs. liy D r. A. W. Knox on. PA
I ' v -.> ]
ttfd»y afternooni
v iu u .c .
Chorion
Early' IJfo,’’ At the con-f
• S a il
1 U le b r a t^ .y ,,! , eleventl. clnsion of the program the bo»tc**(
x
I
ir a
‘ u weiniii* roast a t the Mr*. J. F. Riser, Mrs. H. G. Moon*
NEW
COMBINATION
tfc, p;!* I'^ivnU, Mr. und Mrs. and Mrs. R. M. Grovtnntcin served
-* i*£
V*'
. . .
ll'
**—*•
» ------- coffee.
Park Avenue
‘ - *
This
model
in
lsmey
dew
cii-pc
de
f UnK Mr,
^
+** * * • + **• •
Cliiiu- otfi-r- a complfic imdergarmem
K j ' *J>-* '!»■ ncl'd".
Mrs, C. II. Cogburn and Ben Gog- The Ratlirred lower scctiorei. which
bum motored t« Mount Dora fiat- nuy be <>( U r or set (-mate rial, make
they attended the boat a slip or petticoat tnraecctsary. Tlw
u n layy Where
;
- ., „
.
I .-i -n
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GADJA’S CAREER
IN CZECH FORCES
874,OO0,,'Gfcth E m ploym ent In
34 N ew In d u stries W hich
D eveloped And
n P ast 4 Y ears
Ousting Of Former Chief Of
Staff Writes Finis To One
Of Most Romantic C a r e e r s
LONtk)tf,,>'pl>, ■27i (.IN 3>«-Tl|l r-
BERLIN. Feb. 27—(IN S )—A
Uo'tfft of Generals of the CcecrtasloVftkJun l.hnles" h h j'" ‘ju st de
graded ■General ;lRacV)Ta ’ Gajdn,
form er chief of a fn ff’d f thif1Czech-
. . ry
. O*f »World W ar
In «H■islo
four y«ffa ir| England, ua /a coft*
; uquance; / of . - wt y c h a d d i t i o n a l
874,00 J*«pIq, nqye ’V*^n s'vcti bmployment, Lord Gafnford, president
of the Federation of British Indus
tries, d^^rod before a meeting of
the American -Chamber of Commerce ljere:,, ' , . .
.
"In aplt# of w hat England has
A shoe rose that hangs on the Ingone tiu;ouct,’’ flic gVoat Industrial
ist declared, “ U»e spirit .of en ter aide of your closet door la the rleanest. most cunvenleat and simplest
prise la not dead here. Wc have way
of keeping shoes off the floor
had troubftta and hardships; but we where they get dusty sad scuffed. A
have but)Hvw1, and today tho a t ‘nvost attractive one may Ira easily
mosphere of peace (a more preva made at home In a short time and at
lent between,, employers and em almost do expense. Any tak er will
you poe of his empty flour tags
ployed ~innri< a t any period in our Bell
for a very few cents and ooe of
f■history,
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throe, with five yards of bias tape
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"Wltfl. the sound finance of our and two small Brass or erJlnloid
country,.'khd the continued expan- rings Is sit you need to make a rase
don of j industry, I believe we shall that would root at least a dollar in
any of the abops.
pull through and gradually become
The sark is swiftly unripped by
a prosperous nation."
pnlllng out the rhaln stitching. To
; Lord G^ipford paid tribute to in remove the stamping, lard the Inked
dustrial conditions and general plaero or soak In kerosene over
prosperity,.in America in tho fol night, \Vaali out with lukewarm
Water. The nvernge ta g is .1(1 by 40
lowing term s:
inches. Cut off n strip 32 by 22
"The wealth of tho United States Inches and fold In half so that yon
Id not sufficiently appreciated here. hare a piece 10 inches wide by 22
Although America has only seven
per cent of the world’s population,
its inhabitants possess 40 per cent
of the .world’s coal production, S}0
per cent o f its automobiles, 00 per
percent of. it* automobiles, 30 per
tent cif Its railways,'fiO p er rent of1
the worW s pigdron production, BO
3 per cent of the copper, cotton and
“WASHINGTON Feb. 27— (IN S)
lumber in -U it world, and B0 per —Tho distinguished medal has
cent o f its telephone communica been awarded Col. Charles It.
tions.
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Forbes form er director of the Vet
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As a i^leclal favor to him;
rded him by m aking French military \ lis^
Kolchak ri
it declared fim a “Neurasthenic” Slovakia into. a. second - ‘^ u s.,s o - him
Lieutenant Gerteral. T h at wna Crfncrnl IVile who w u ,
hnd dismissed him in order to save
r.cepticnl of the vounjf
Drafted By Austria
J In , U'B'him the niortlflcutidii of having to
un.l tidvistsl hirauS
At
the
outbreak
of
the
w
orld'
But
«n
irresistahle
hm
ikerlng
^ w ild e r rifle
pack again.
war In 1UI4 Gcidi was d ra fted i a fte r political conspirnclea which u F.rcnch military school u l
V qr he is only 30 years old.
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th ^ )J0|dier’* trade firig
This action of the Czechoslovo- 1into the Austrian armies, lie w a s]la te r prove8 his downfall p u t hint
p riso n er
by
the
Russians
j
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t
odds
with
Kolchak
and.
a
yoor
Gajdn went to Paris
kiitn generals writes “ Finis" un- taken
d c r'o n V o f the most rom antic c a r-!n n d became n member nr the fam - later ho returned to hl« home— h g t e ith e r because of
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that Inter I now in the new -foundad R opabU 4
b c c n n ro -.-f-tin i^
of oi,h (. world. w ar which
.imped
through
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to
| of m Czechoslovakia.
hltinn,
he ..-conspired
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The fame of his deeds hnd pre- shevists, whom he hsd’’
druggist's clerk Rudolf Gchll rove which allied troops, includfrom a common A ustrian soldier |ng Americans, were landed in -cecded him and he wns celebrated bargained for n high do* 1? !
{ns u national hero and had every Red Army which 4
U) the!heights of m ilitary grund- Huicsia,
Geidl
siton
became
a
leader
In
expectation of becoming commnn- I otand and surreiideftil
ctjr and hack ugain.
It has also w ritten "F inis" to the Iragion and changed his name der-in-chlcf of the arm ies c f the m ilitary secrets to the
tho'- fa scist movements in Cxecho- to Gnjdn. He helped Admirul Ko’- new republic. He wni( then not yet ' ^ J P P - n U y , ns,hI hinjw jl
. t (j
rtovakhi of which Gajdn wns the chak, partisan of the Czar, to *30.
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inches leaf. This Is the tack of the
case. TT** porkets are made out of
(wo strip* of the doth, each nine by
thirty-six la c h e s . T h e to p ed g e s
should be bound with tspr. which
should be of seme bright color, nnd
the lower edge laid Into four box
pleats and then bound. The pockets
are sdtebed down to the tack, four
inches apart. The outer edges of ths
rase are then bound with tape all ths
way round. A narrow strip of ths
roods stitched shout two Inches from
the top of the rose holds the small
strip of wood — a piece of old win
dow blind slat will d,i—that keeps
the esse taut.
flew one of the celluloid rings at
each top corner and the wise in fin
ished. It will hold four pairs trf
shoes. By slipping on I t lire sh ip of
wood, tho ris e cau be can If/ li nu
dered.
Colonel F o r b e s Is Head Of Operators (
Given Meritorious Avers M inersH aye|
Service C i t a t i o n Faked Their Stories
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 27— (IN S)
’’P rejudices fnune-ups and abso
lute fakes m ark the effo rts of the
United Mine W orkers of America
“ Yod have In tho United States erans Bureau who served two years to win an economic battle already
• more goltflthivn jrou know what to In the Lenvenworth Penitentiary, lost."
do w ith, ho continued. “ I often it was learned here today.
This w i i b the assertion today of
wonder
lg°lng to. put up
The award was made by the W ar Horace F. Baker, president of the
• gold piapin like the statue of Department fdi Apr. 22, ll*2i>. Pittsburgli Terminal Coal Corpora- J
Libert y rT d ti U[Qn*l w ant more gold, Forbes was an inmate of the peni tjun, to “all fair-minded people to [
and yottflt* cot going to have more tentiary'- Official notice of the withhold judgm ent on thu mine j
o f .ouruMHuraodities. Thera is n award was sent Forbes only a few ■situation until facts cun be estnb- i
g re a t difficulty before you, and I days ago.
! lished under oath before the Sen- !
wonder'tyhaV is. going to bo the re
The citation, made in the, name ate Investigating Sub-committee. I
su lt of the large American invest of President Coolidge, declared
“ Most of the charges of b ru ta l
m ents ptitsidc your own country." Forbes bud won thu medal for ity, vice and corruption lire fakes.
meritorious and In every other ease they can he
Lord Gainfonl emphasised Am- “exceptionally
I' erica’s freedom from heavy rates distinguished services in the per refuted with the fuels," asserted
I and tautas, and tho high efficiency formance of duties of great respon Baker, lie emphasized tlm t no e f
sibility os Lieutenant Colonel, fort will be made .to " try the case
»■ In-labor-saving machinery.
IL . “You* .have no indolent people, Signal Corps, U. H. Army, ns in the newspapers."
j- apparently, .he declurod, “while In Divisional Signal Officer in the
“ We have not ti press agent
thia codntry there appear to l>e American Expeditionary F u n cs." tlnr anyone hired tn hand dul s ta te
largo numbers of peolo content to Forbes served a year in France.
ments to the press," lie declared
[ Jive on •the dole, on the savings of
“ l don’t know how they do it, but J
other p£dpli\ .TVhJJo wc find diffi Pre-A m ateur Meet
either from newspaper policy m j
culty In making ends meet, you are
from ‘friendly newspapermen’ the ,
experiencing unrivullod prosper- Planned For Sunday
union propaganda has producedj
ity ."
,
not only innumerable m isstate
«|*r
Arrangem ents are almost com ments of fuel, but actual faked
pleted for the approaching pro- stones ami pA'lurcs."
mnuteur golf tournam ent »l the
Country Club, according to an
;
announcement toduy by Elmer i P ro th er Of Wales Is
Carlson, local professional. A large
Thrown From Horse)
field is expected to enter the meet
which will be staged next Sunday.
LONDON,
IVb. 27. —(IN S ) —
. LONDON, Feb. 2 7 . - (IN S) — I'lire money will total *10(1, l>emg I'rincu Henry, younger brother o f '
Modelled on n plan resembling divided irtto three awards of Sat), tile i’rinee of Wales, was thrown
the “g jid en flata" for low-sal $10 and *20.
from Ins horse and injured while
Sanford won from Clermont hunting t*> the tjuorn bounds in
aried w lrkers erected by John D.
Rockefeller in New York, n new Saturday in the weekly matches I,ciccslcndiirc today.
block
cheap apartm ents are held under the auspices of the
Prince Henry will lie 2H years
shortly! Jo 4mi built in one of the Central Florida Golf League. The old next month, lb* is fond of
moat crowded slum districts of team composed of Jim Spencer, horsemanship ami hunting although
Howard Faville, E. Vi hint and G. his enthusiasm is nut so keen us
London.
Dm London County Council hns W. Spencer Jr. scored an cusyN t)mt of U)C Prlnpe of Wales
““
to J, on tile home course
sequiroifr Jbhree square blocks of
The accident occurred near the
land, upon*wMt*h now stand derelict of the 1Users. Eustis comes hen*
w«
ahopa and tumbledown houses, and tie xt SiiVuril ay, it was a one., need.' J v!1111k7 ,,,f 11",‘^ • Th*’ 1’n
plnceil in a m otor ear and driven to
mean flat* whoro whole families
a nearby residence where he was
ora compelled to live in a single
examined by n physician. He was
room. The distrkti Which is being Royal Arch Masons
fuudil to lie suffering from stru in
improved is th a t in tiho neighborM eet Tuesday N ight ed
leg muscles atul other minor in
;[{ hood of Ossulstoq S treet, adjoining
juries.
SL Poncras Station.
A special m eeting of Boy at Arch
; The foundation stone for the
Masons
tomorrow night a t 7:10
block of buildings has already been
P assenger T rain Of
[..laid and tho plans call fo r an im o’clock aL the M asonic Temple on
Pennsy Is Derailed
posing structure, a
veritable Park Avenue, was nmiminced to
, honeycomb of neat, modern fln ts,' day by officials m charge.
('HESTER. I*n
Feb.
27—
Tile Royal Arch liegree will be
■ which will be obtainable for a vciy
small rental. At each end of the I conferred upon two candidates by (IN S !—The New York-Washing,
i.block there is to be n garden court- several past high priest* of the of the Pennsylvania railroad was
ton bound passenger express train
^•yard, around which dwellings will '°eul chapter,
It. B. ! teporied to have jumped the tracks
j bo grouped, and all arrangem ents ! T'1p group will include
;»ro being made so th at tenants w ill Chapman, II. S. Babbitt. John Mum- at the Marcus llonk Tower near
hxvo ample air and light.
(,nn. L- % Hodgips, J. D. Gove, 11, here at ‘J ;40 A- M. today, the en
"The constnirtion is p a r t'o f tiie 1B- Tolar, Morris Spencer, L. It. gine being derailed nnd n pullmnn
•alu m clearance scheme undertaken I Phillips, J. E .. Terwilliger, G. E. tearing lip the trucks for a dis
g jty ih c Irandon County Council.
McKay, Jam es Moughton, C. J. tance of several yeards.
The engineer and fireman were
Humph and F. L. Miller.
Following the degree work n reported badly scalded. They were
banipiet will be enjoyed. L. It. brought to the (’hosier llospjtnl.
Tho train was known as No. 1P2
Pliilli|n> will act ns toastm aster.
wus bound from Washington to
New
York when the accident oc
d efen d an t
flees
curred. The engine and three sleeprs of the second section known
NEW York 1. F e f 27— (INK)— u»
the Pinehurst section were tle_KjA)NDON, Feb2J7.—Britain next {John M. PhtIBps, ventral figure in
jrear Lopes to take from the United the *10,000,000 Queens sewer probe, rnilcd, according to early reports
nfbstci tho honor, long held by tlie disappeared, m ysteriously today. to the Pennsylvania offiuinls.. i
1 r
»r, of having th e 'fa s te s t speed Henry H. Klein, attorney for Ablf t .on the water,
w
o tu o n George U. Harvey, who in W ife Of Pinchot May
'There fa now In course*of com- itiated the sewer g ra ft invest
ion a secret B ritish’ m otorboat igation, charged t h a t ' Phillips Announce Candidacy
With a designed speed of i(0 m. p. h. hoarded a train for Miumi, Flor
WASHIN’GTON Feh. 27—( INS)'
— (0 m. p. h. m o re'th a n present ida, with the Intention of further re
. Gif fowl Pinchot, wile, of the
itiih records, and about 22 miles moving himself from the Juriadirt- —fire
cx-G overnor
of
Pennsylvania,
the nuurifnam ra te which ion o f Supremu C ourt Justice probably will uniiouncc her candi
K F . Garfield, the crock America ino- Townsend Schudder’a inquiry.
dacy for Congress shortly, accord
/.tor-boat racer has a tu in ed .
ing to her friends. No confirmnTho iraat has been designed by
AVIATOR ARRIVES
tion was obtuinulWe u t the Pinchot
the Sunbeam firm, of Wolverhamp
home here toduy, but the gover
ton, and will have two power anita
MELBOURNE, A ustralia, Feb. nor said “there may hr some an
developing BOO h. p. each. The hull 27.—(IN S )—Bart Hinkler, Aus nouncem ent later."
of remarkable hydroplane design. tralian a viptor. arrived
safely • Mrs. Pinchot would oppose,Rap.
- The boat will he ready for trials today at Bundaberg from Camoo- Louie T .jfk E a d d e n (B) from the
a Southampton w ater ImmedlaU- wed); H ’nkler, who made a record fifteenth Pennsylvania district.
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Londiim F la ts F o r
Wor&rs To Match
Gotham Tenements
Though you weren’t looking for it,
the picture and caption caught your
attention. For display ads itiust hunt
the reader. .
But over on page 5 there are scores of
ads of a different kind— CLASSI
F I E D ! E v e r y day they are read
searchingly by hundreds of readers,
looking for hundreds of things: Jobs,
used cars, help, houses. A case of the
reader hunting the ad! Your two-line
ad receives as much prominence as
this five column display— and at a
rractron or the expence.
If your name is in the telephone book,
our Want Ad page is as near as your
phone. Just call 148 and ask for an
ad-taker. Four lines run three times
cost .32c a day.
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^To Grab American
Speed Boat Record
Coro for motor speed on la visit his m other. He was given i n i Countlba.
McFadden is serv
U pilot it,
•n cnihubiastk reeeptiuu,,
ing Ins tcv rp lh term.
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THE .SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1938
10— L iv e s to c k
ilMily a* rsi*
ad. b a t e s
in Adranee
r^ T b T rr« lv M
„ d collector ««nt
for p a* ® "'* _ . . . .
JIm
ob
reque*t-
r, s r average le
of 30c for
irtiiinft I* reitrictod
fUisificatlon.
ror j* made The Sand will be reapona bio
Incorrect Inaertlon,
jttr for aubacquent
Xhe office should be
lBediatcly in caae of
ADVERTISER?
(rild
representative
, fsmiliar with ratea
j classification • will
complete information.
s wish, they will aaaiat
rerding your w ant ad
It more effective.
r,cenicni9
(port come to Canaveral
for deep sen fishing. $ 10.
lay. Daily trip*. Enquire
lb. Cocoa. Fla.
pT^ARCAIN"'’ ' ’’
tirvice. We give service,
Txlmctto Bnrhcr Shop
nd Found
j
L'UliUF.
inr- and Graham trucks.
| tilth Street. I’l.one 3.
1 & i’CAVAN (iO.
Exile O f Trotzky To Bring
Soviet.-Nation-Into-JClosez.
Touch With Rest O f World
BECAUSEJXBAYSl
10-A Poultry and E rrs
FOR SALE — 100 W hite Rock
choice yearling hens. Price rea
sonable. M. Q. Campbell, 1245
Douglas Avo., near Ball Park.
BERLIN,
Feb., 24—(IN S )—
T rotiky’# rxile along with 100 old
Bolshevik comrades will have im
portant consequences for the world
outside of the Soviet Union n* well
ft* the world within Its h o n lm ,
according to authbritnUVcIy in
formed persons.
-Summed up, the result of Trotthy'* banishment will lm thnt the
Soviet Union will come much clos
er to the IxFurgouk world, at least
for the thne being,
Joseph Stalin, more than ever
the "Czar" of Russia, can now un
dertake the governmental mens-
Idential election W ashington may
exptet n proposal from Moscow
which will rnttofy
every par
ticular (he stlnulations laid down
T h e r e 's o n e p a r t o f th e p a p e r t h a t
by the State D epartm ent f . r roeognitltM by America «f lire SovVt
e v e ry re n tie r, n o m a t t e r w h a t h is
government.
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likes
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FRESH eggo, Daby chicks, and
Overture* T o London
H atching
cgg«,
Ceckleberry
to r e a d — if h e 's w id e a w a k e a n d
And after the next KnglVh elec
F arm , Lake Mary.
tip'-nm l-com injr.
A n d t h a t ’s
th is
tions there ar.i almost certain to
he overtures from Moscow toward
C
la
ssifie
d
S
e
c
tio
n
!
10-H H u n t s a n d F lo w e r s
London seeking resumption of
friendly relations.
P lant Dahlia bulbs now.
W rite
for our 1928 price list. FI,O RIIn France the debt discussions
DA DAHLIA FARM, Atlantic
mny be counted upon to come to a
Boulevard, South Jacksonville.
hrppy agreem ent n fter the elec
tions. Ami in Germany Stalin
essential
if
the
Soviet.Union
is
SIJED Potatoes Red Bliss Maine
Alwnyti the Sam e— In Scrvico
hopes that afte r the election* the
soon
to
rfitich
prosperity
and
, ' (selected) 150 lb, sacks, $6.00
gnvemntm.' may he tilde to l ike
which
the
su
pe_r-radicalism
of
A lw ays Different;— In Opportunity
Spaulding Rose No, 4 (C ertified)
Trotzky has hitherto prevented up a few spare m arks to prolong
150 lb. sacks $6.00 Cash with ail
the c r ’dits now being enjoyed by
him from doing.
prdersJ United Produce Co. 1366
the Soviets.
important
Measure
Beaver St. West, Jacksonville,
P H O N E 148
For having gotten rid e f TrotMost important umong these
I’Fla.
iky, Stalin is now,looking forward
measures are: .
L The winning of American to another hit <f luck, namely the
FLORIDA GROWN non-blight,
victory r.f liberal democrats r r so.
recognition.
good eating P ear: S tu a rt Pe
2. Restoration cf diplomatic re cialists all along the line in
cans, Jupan Persimmons, Pluma,
France, England nnd Gcrmnny.
Intions
with England.
Prunes, $4.00 to $6.00 per dozen, 20— harm H For s a le
In America h- realizes thnt rec
3. Settlement of the French
Helivervd. \v m « us. Reeve N urs
Political Announcement
ognition of the Soviets would
debt.
ery’, Cottage Hill, Fin.
,4. OHa ning of credits from 1moke ii poor eleclii-1 issue for
FLORIDA—With very small in
Jjj4 y he jmTyi , ti-st
14— RoontN W ithout Hoard
all
.Vhvy> -^if Jhctie epuntrie* nnd) v Vhvr vestment you can buy land nnd< In*
with
;*<
)>
ejection
out n f' the 'way
a irnm Italy fr possflile* log*tiler
•ta ll . 'equipment for ■ year-round :<iCt\e bed roof, i,' 411* Farit A vo.' *
c n r.q tila te t o r re -e lc c llo n
to
t h e with an extension of the credit* al the i. x rr> sld'ut will be nmeuoperation. Quick, certain markets, e'ClCfl o f T u x C o l l e c t o r o f H e r n ia idde to the business interests
lij.-cl l e t t i r a c t i o n ready obtained f-->m Germany.
ensy to reach, highest prices for oo lf e tCh oe u i .tv oy t, e r su
15— A p artm en t For R ent
which sec a profit ’in racognitAiri
* In (h o t > r m o c r a t l r
0.
Within
th
•
S
.viet
Union,
eggn nnd poultry. Igind especially t ' r l m a r y t o b e h r l . l In J u n e .
of
a trading customer a* prv.niiFurnished garage apartm ent with adapted to profitable poultry rais
Y o u r nuuiJiirt w ill a s np p re * l » t* d . promotion of peaannt prosp »)4ty K
JN O . t>. J I N K I N H
oven at the temporary’ expense of >in r ns Russia Here ns in nianv
, garage. $26. per month. Inquire ing, well drained, sandy mixture,
the i Vinci pie* of pure communism. other negotiation* Stalin has much
101 W. 10th St.
ample good water supply. No obli
It reed not he . xpertrd that Stn more freedom of movement now
rn ii t u
A N N im eon
gation in nsklng questions. Full
Furnished
housekeeping
a p a rt
I h e r e b y a n n o u n c e t o t h e p s o p l s lin «iiI att mpt hastily or cru d ely ' than h* had with tV eternally redetails nnd interesting booklet on o f Hcnilnnli- C o u n t y t h a i I » m a
vohiti nary eye r" T rotiky wi»L!tm ent: $11 monthly. All conven
request. Durham Tropical Ijitui . . u i. tl . ln t r f o r l u x » » » r « . i r a u h j r c t t<‘ pet it > et fee these ambitions. [ ing hi* every move.
iences. .101 Cor. 5th A Palmetto,
t>. t h e U f c l s l o n o f ttm v o i o i * In l b ie will have *o elapse first a I
Corp., Poultry Bureau, Green Cove It.*- l i r m o e r a t l c P r i m a r y t o lie h e l d
This 11 ns true f.jr his domestic
•!’ time dr ring which TrotIn J u m - of tl.l* y e a r . I h a v e l i v e d peri
Furnished four room opnrtnient Springs, Florida.
end for Ids fo re'jn policy. Stalin
It, O ri i n n o untl H c m ln o l e c o u n t l c * tk v ’'r*
al'o’it
^taiin’s
readiness
and gnrnge, Close in. $30 month.
fo r to j e a r s .
T h a v e n e r v e d u*
will now lm more then ever friend
m isa lu n tr
on
a n d o f f to “ ‘o" promise i.itli the bourgeoi* ly lii the peasants and none cf
Phone 190 W.
22— Ilea! E state To Exchange rf oo rn n It Iy yr uo m
r * I lioVe i n n d e m y 11V- si. "i i i • i e torp itten.
l n « rnl*lnK » l o - k n n d c i t r u s f r u i t
ALL modein conveniences, hot
1■*!• 1V lies! acquainted W til I them need f.’nr that T rotrky’i
u n d f a r i i t l n a I p r o p o s e t o le t e v e r y
w ater, dawn town locntioV.. .tewly W ILL TRADE—several beautiful l u x p n y e r enrr> In* p r o p o r t i o n a t e Stnhn i'..ii. ie nevertheless agree I plan I'oi seizing their surplus
ot t a x e s h> v l e u l m ; i h e p r o that ...... .liter tl.i' American pre-* grain, i otif'-tenting their saving*
building lots fur well located Htmre
furnished, ouch apartm ent with
pel IV p e r * . m u l l ) .
V oiir
support
nnd foilin'* (Hem to pnv eviyi
private hath. Price very rcasop.- grove or farm. Give complete in w i l l l.e i.p iirr. l n «
iiigliei nr: •(•* for ninnufeetiirod
K
H
K'l
I.1IKL
formation as to what you have
IV U tiui! A n n o u u c cn u .’n ts
good* e ill I • put into . ffe t.
when answering .this ul. State
I) fferelue *•, Method
Nicely furnisiied njiartm ents with number of acres, location, price,
till tile i ‘her bund it i* rmphe
all modem conveniences. Phone mortgages, etc. Addre»« H. It. care
- xed ttint Stalin is ns great nit ad
70, Cal! nt it 1H Palmetto Avo.
The UciuUl
*...... ul the industriallxatlini >f
If)— H o u s e s F o r R e n t
Russin n . we* Trotzky, For ii | m>u
WILL TRADE— Equities in sever
tin* fuiimlntion stom- <>f unlustr d
Furnished bungalow opposite Ball al f.ooil lots for small house. What
ixullon 1* bused the “di.’, nU,T»ldp
I ark Inquire J. A. Samis, 323 have you. Give complete detuils as
of llic pm l.-tarinl" and the ultlSanford Avenue. Phone 630-J.
to location, rrice, m ortgages, etc.,
mut 'j wommunizatioii of R ussu. So
when answ ering this ad. Addfes*
that file supremacy of )'ts , 'i does
1405 W. 1nt St. Apply Kent Box 29 care The l/em ld.
not mean Uiut the Soviet I ’nlon is
Works. Phone )7.
tc become a "peasant mptlhlic*' If
TWO room cottage, modern, rea 23— W anted Real Eutate
lie ran help it.
sonable to right purty. Positive
Thu* the differences betw>en
H l l l t CUt: MTV A i e l U i S O H O g
ly no children. 206ti North Grand WANTED to buy desirable small
T*xr.«
Stalin in the Kremlin and T rotiky
I \vlell In illoioull 1* lo 1h(1 pf.oi.l-'
Avenue.
in Wyeini are largely difference*
home. Will exchange a large of Hemlnolc I'ount) that I am >•
a nicth >d.s. Stalin Itelieves it is
(at
lull it at** for n* rli'oltoo to 111* of
desituhle
home
downtown
for
jraySeveral nice tin furnisiied houses
fice ,,1 Tux A ienv.t, subject lo Uit
necessary to ei’in promise with cap
in Edg*-wood for $35 per month. ment and give very reasonahli* ileclei. li ul Ito- loleri* In tlir Dono.
italism i" order to achieve com
Also two liungnloixr in Pinehurst term s to pay the difference. Ad criitlc 1‘ilionrv to be belli lo Julie
munism. Trotzky believes the romunfurnished fo r $30 ner month. dress for appointment: 205 W. of Ibis >««r
prondses otiee made will ruin ltie
DUh St. Sanford.
Sanford Bond 4i M ortgage Co.
r o i l C I.K IIK OH C O I I I I T
rhuntv*
fi r communism, nnd rel,e reb> iiiuiniince m y c a i o t b t a c y
TWO 6 room bungalow* $25. per
n d i n the Soviet Union sliding
c l e r l l of t lie c i r c u i t c u t u l s o b lit lto- u 111 o r t b * v o t e r s III
month. W oodruff’* sub-division.
hark into ordinary rnpiu.liam.
PARK AVENUE LOT, near 13th
D e m o c r a t i c i n l m n i y t o tie b e t a
Plume 135. T. A. It rot hers on.
Both conqueror and conquered
,.
| « lit o p p r e d i i t n
your
Street, facing east. Will sell on
in the RilSsi.iii political conflict
5 room house furnished. Phone easy payments. Desirable location
weie and remuin communlta, and if
805-W.
1 for pretty home. Box 25 care The
ci-mmunisin
he* "passed it* peak’’
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it will lie ns much against the kill
2 *i room houses $20. month. 3 '
r a n d l i l n t r f o r r e - e l e c t i o n t o t h e ofStores $15. per mo., each. W OAK HILL LOTS: Tlte heat loca f l e e o f r i n k o f t b r C i r c u i t C o u r t , to t h i : v otkiih ok siiw in o i .i : of Stnlin ns agninst thnt of Trotra rsT V .
. I iky.
9th St. Apply «05 W. 9th St tion in the subdivision. Price $650 o f He initial r C o tin f y . F l o r i d a , s u b t w|Ml to .innminer thill 1 uni .1
e t t o t tie (leelstnn nC t h e D r i l l 1'each on term* of $10.00 caah and Je
~
IT.onc 239. K. Ares.
c r a t l e V o t e r * o t H e m ln o te C o u n t y . tlrlliillltllF’ f*»r f »*•4*11*4’1loll t** III** *'l
tr.m iilf n
A rp
r> A
$10.00 monthly. Address Post Of- In tlie D e n i e e r n t l c P r i m a r y K l e - H.*.* of C o u n t y
l-’OR RENT: f> room bungalow, fire Rox (31. Sanford, Florida. Mon t o | e belli o n J u l i e 5 t h , A P
IPIt
two bed rooms, hath
dining
v. p, not:ot.A3H
room, living room, nnd kitchen. Palm etto Avenue lot, facing caat,
i aVri n ^ .
t
o
n
ro ti:n tP iF
with 76 feet frontage, ran be
Garage. Located on Palm etto Ave
I ‘*tn :i r a n d t i l i i l * f o r I h e o f f i c e
nue In Sanford Heights. $25 bought for $1,000. Address owner, of S h e r i f f unit w i l t n p i tr e e l r . la •■tof .1 thr off!....... . Ta* Ai*»fO«'r at
Bnx 24 care The Sanford Herald. pin t in l be J u n e C r J m « . v .
monthly. Phone 118.
.Srnilnolr Cnuiity, auhjrrt t *• th#|
'
K. E. W A M C U I t.
...11
nt thr ...in s iii 'i.» Jonr Kiinsns V'ii.v Industrial H a r
FOR RENT—Five room bunga 26— M iscellaneous For Sale
F o i l c i.K n K o r T i n : n n c c i T
I'lii.mry.
r r „ ,TT, :N,,Kv
ARstimos Such Proportions
((H U T
low, unfurnished. $25.00 per
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BOAT
FOB
SAI.E:
30
foot
bridge
month. Located at 2121 Palm etto
h e d f f l r e o f fTterk n f f n e <TIrdeck cruiser, th irty inch draft, cf nu rl l t C
Avenue. Get the key at The H er
n i ir t s u b j e c t l o (I** w i l l
of i n T i n ; v o T i t i i N n r s i d i i m h . i :
I (It ATI .
fully
equipped,
sleeps
six.
Price
t
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e
v
o t e r * s i ( b e t 'e n i i c r a t l r p r l
ald office.
I wV&U Id UHDMllitCf* jll.lt I rilH ft
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fc,
151*
reasonable. P. O. Box 938.
r .tn ilif la le f o r i e - r l » r l l o u l " m e nfD 1.. T l t n A H l I K R .
BABY chicks. Tancred strain
W hite Leghorns, $14.75 per
100; Rhode Island Reds, $16. per
100. C ircular on "request. Guy L.
Blackburn1,*‘Ellenton, S. C.
rates ara
iwertioni.
JThariie
PURINA Chows, Seeds, Lime,
Hay, F arm er’s Supplies. B au
man Bros., 212 F irst *St.
Auto
I m f iJ.ect metal w o r k ) ,
h Avenue. P h o n e 7 1 6 - W .
IfOltl) RUICK CO.
2 Magnolia A ve.
l’-ir-ne 307.
UPS-JiAJiMONS
brd Automobile Co.
all* Ave.
Phono 137
ittt S e rv ic e
Minting: Interior
Wry reasonable.
I. A. Halverson, 1
and v e r y little money
4 things new by use of
ir Varnish. Lacquer nnd
lid Ly Sanford Paint &
fCo, G. V. S tuart, Mgr.
A. Gt.
Rujjel Farms, Groves,
[T. 0. Box 1046.
Iht p r i n t * s h o p
lurvirc in: any thing in
t A |ih"be rail will get
L Phone 117-W. It Rail-
K Vi ICR ,)LD WALLS
BE NEW WALL PAINT
PNG NEW ANI) HETI FURTHER INFORM A|R-I !’ll« INK 235-J OR
iC-COLLEU, SANFORD
• ^'
, w,.rr.
17— U uhI ickh F lu tes For Rent
F ()H ~ A l . K ^ t f e i < ^ L ,eliVrr>FOR R EN T:. Sma’rf aiore Room*,
truck,
Boot
or Offices. Very attractive. Phona alm ost n^Tv. Make me an offer.
J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
864 J.
Plenty of WOOD & COAL a t D*i'
hurt's Wood yard, ttth it Cy
FOR SA LK :--Sm nli cottage <m press. I’hor.e 38C-M.
Magnolia Avenue now rented. Confectionery Stand for Sale
Built mi rear of tot. Plenty of
318 .1-2 Sonfoni Avc.
Wi
room for another house in-front. teach candy making.
Can lie Ixiughl for $3,500 nn term s
of $50 cash and $30 per month. 26— M iscellaneous For Sale
Address Box 431 carp Tint Herald.
FOR SAI-E: *1500.00 worth fur*
-nishings and lease on 42 room
hotel. Furnished. Ixiw rent J . A.
Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
1!)— H o u s e s F o r P a le
27— Money l o
" “Hied Male
fnr HnUyunod trip.
rncrgfii,. fcnd able to
APPjy 2U K, F ir s t
“ion W a u le d
;^
Sj. ' ’ll.:
1 work
"t htmjq
^ ’l.
« ’ n* 1. c*.
;.D. a n d m o r t A* Y . U2 Second
""proved
^ rty .
business
Alio will
a*-- tz security.
ld>an
THREE, flv r, or ten year loUU
will lie considered on firpt
ACREAGE AT $125 p e r; acre.
T ract qf nearly 85 »cr*a,; located m ortgages, improved city propt^betweeh two Ormndo roads with Ay, a t 8 per cent interest. So#
frontage on old highw ay,-*c»u t« Rhodes Isickhart. Phnr.e 882-J.
picked up today by someone who,
Political Announcement
knows values a t a g re a t sacrifice.
Very d a lra b in location to r poultry
farm, Some high land and somo
murk. .Possibilities .fo r develop- J ’n u n l y J u d t t e ^ f H e m l n o y ; «.o«n»y.
id a , su b je c t In th » w ilt o f (b «
•ten t nf* great. If you «r« Io"a- FDlconr m
cra tlc
V o te .*
of
H e rnlnol*
iilg for som ething on which wou i ’o u n t , , In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r tm n jT f
m ay make reasonable profits w ith i lection to b. yjtk Ja HRAllow.
out holding long, it will pay yoa
io n roiA Tv'*rH oan r*’TitNO
t o investigate this. Address R- J attornky
IL*caVe The Herald.
I Jiereby take thi* method of oniioiinetna my candidacy
f°r
the
FOR^ S A L K -2 acre lota. Fine office of County 1*rn»ecut|ng Atlnrsubject to the Democratic
tru rk lard on DixU Highway ncy,
primary. I will appreciate any
outside city, limits. Electricity nnd xitppm t Riven me by the people
assure them. If elected, will
flowing w ater available. L. A. und
Klvr lo the duties of Ihe office my
Rehnud. 304 W. Second St. o-- very b«*t services^ K w ji(T ji
Phone HHJ-W.
r u n a iir.m F F
I h e r e b y n n i in u n e * m y c a n d l d s c y
fo r r e - e |e r l l n n to th e o ffice of s h e r
i f f o f H e m ln o l e C o u n t y s u b j e c t to
'.he a c t i o n
of
th*
v o l » r » In t h *
D e m o c r a t i c p r i m a r y t o b e h e ld o*xt
June.
1 w ill
a p p rec ia te
your
■upporUO' r e a r e c t f u l l y y n u r e
r . »T. MANI).
t'lllt
T il K I.K IH M f.A T tn t:
ing Interests,
sert.
Celery Markets
Bureau of Agricultural Rronomlcs co-operating with the
Florida fitate Bureau of Mar*
krU. — R. K. Corbin,
Local Rcresentstive
Celery Market* Feb. 27, I 9ZH
The total U. S. shipments of
celery on Saturday were i l l enrs
3T. of which tam e trom Florida,
California shipping the rem ain
ing 26 cars. Four cars were re
ported out of California on Sun
day Sixty six of the Florida cor*
cnnie from the Sanford Districts
anil were hilled ns follows: 20 Po
tomac Yards, 9 Waycioss, 2 Jersey
City, 9 Pittsburgh, 3 eneli Cincin
nati, Florence, and New Yoik, 2
each Detroit. Philadelphia, Balti
more, West Albany, and Newark,
ami I each Boston, Burlington.
Chicago, Clevi land, Erie, Jacksonville, Louisville, Montgomery, Dg-
PenDient cou^lu and roldt lead »*"• - >- ■
h fiuu* trouble. 1 ou can stop ibais Mg:in> try
with Crrvmulsion. an rmuhjfied t n t :« >
•ole dial la pleasant to take. Creomalilnn It a nrw medical diaopveij with
two fold rcllon; it tooiliet and heals
the intlimed membrane* and inhibit*
Rrrm (ruwth.
Of ill Lnrwrn druei. creoaote la .tc- u .-:* ’
ORnlted by lfi|h medlraJ aulliaritieaas
1
we of the irraleat healini agenciet foe .
,l t .
pertiticnt cought and cold* and o,ber
foimt of throat trouble*. Creomultlqw'
tontsina, in sddition to creosote,*lkp*'*,‘‘t
‘jpslina rletncnli which— the and heal
V
Jie Infected mcnditsnea and aa» the. I ' f i 1
arnalls,, and inHammalion, whl« the
-y,, '
rreoaoie gort on to the ttomach, U aiw , i. »*
turbeil mm il,p Mood, attack* the teat
i>i thr troulde and check* (tie srowth'
)f the germ*,
.ia|<ye|»*tl)(4(..
CreomilUiun i* puj ranter J latiafte*
I.Ty in llir
*>ry
m e treatment
ir r a tn ie n t of
nt p e r i•D
i t tteni
enl
riiiiah* and r o k lt, b r o n r h i j ! • » t h a * l
bronchili* and o lh r r form* of r r l p l t v i
or> di»m»e*. and i« r i c e l b n t fm build*
Ing up the • i i l r m s l i e r cold* o r (III.
Money refu n d e d if an) cough of Ctlld I#
nut nrilcvrtl after t a k in g a c c ording M
411 eel ion*. Ark ynur d n ig g U t. (adv,>
PHONE 771
H A LL AND PEN TLA N D
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS
S. G. GRAY. Resident Manager
317 First National Bank Building,
Sanr
suggestion
to p a ren ts w ith y o u n g f t e r s
aw ay at s c h o o l . . .
tl.-c o f C o u n t y CoiomlSHlnner I f n i
1 'f s t r l c l f i n J, s u b j e c t lo t h e de. islon o f t h e x ■ t e r » In 111* Dem o. u n t i e f r l r o n r v ■«
h e ld on J i m *
HU H S I T K H I 5 V I..M IH .S T UF
1*1( 0 1 .1 0 l * » T l t t ( T H ) V
t tim n I 'u rn lid u to f u r r e eb-ctm i
i., i b e o f f i c e of r “-p. r t m c u d s n t o
iiiitilln
In stc u c llo ,.
for
S e m in a l
' ’m in t y , s u b j e c t l o t h e D r i n o c r a ,
I’r i o i a r y . Y o u r s u p p a r ’ x u t t •• » r
r c u i f C o u r t , , * lib J e e t - t o tlie a c t i o n
i h e x-oterr ' t ' t b e J u o * I r . t n a o -
Al*
H II. PEAS
(I^ J T a f V foticcN )
X . l T r n S ( I F N K 11 1M l l.l.
rn i'A T Y .
, h in u n n . i i m c c t h a t I a m * IN r o i ’R T O F C O U N T Y J l f ' d l H H M tN O L K C O U N T Y . .STATE u l
U r f u r r o - c l c o l l n n t n lb*- o f,
I 'U H trtlA .
r
’ Pourtry ('o m m lim lo n c r-fro in
th
lie
R a ta l*
of n A I t U L L r
l No. (. s u b j e c t t o t h e ' it*lltT R T llN . D ncenscit.
n f t h e i n t e r * In t h r DepinI T l m a r y In l>* h e l d o n J u n e T » a l l c r e d i t o r s , leuni.-*-.. d i s t r lb U '
i
ces, a n d
nil
p ercim
ba v in *
D. !»!*
c l a i m s , n r d e n m n d s a g a i n s t nan'
II. F. WIIEULUR
cstalei
You. a n d e a c h n f f o i l. n ( |' h r r e n j
n o tified a n d r r 'l i i l t c l t " p re sen t
• ti\ c l a i m s a n il d e m a t i ' l - w h ic h >nu.
■i cli h e r n f y o u , in n ) b • ' * a p n l n s l
Ihe e s t a t e n f U A I t F I E L I > I t l ’R W N .
d e c e a s e d , lute, n f KemllK'ie t ' . m n l y .
t 'l n r l d a , t n t h e J i n n , J i . (4 M bam n
i ' o u n t , - J n d t t e n f s r ' s l s n l e t 'n u n t y .
, l tils o f f i c e In I b e E n m i t y C o u r t itnuee In H e m lt m te t* m i l . F i o r i n a ,
t ’OPl T f l E I . E d l M i A T l ' I I r S
.
lunr^tbs
fro n t
ihe
I b e r r b y s n n o u n c e n » c a n d i d a c y t l l b l n Iw clx'c
fnr. t h e I .e a l s U t u r A - s u b j e c t t n th* d»(e h e r e o f
I intcil J a n u a r y S3, A. D. I9X*.
u ill nf t h e
xutet#
Of
'. ^ i n ln n l e
M A T T IE BURTON.
t ’tii**i*v In t h e p r i m a r y t o h e h e ld
A d m i u l s t r a t i lx 'n f t h e E i i t a t c nf
o n J u n e •.
U A I I F I E 1 . D UU RTU N .
■i ;
W hat h a» W o m e d f the old-fash
ioned viiago literary club which met
n t the parsonage every Friday
night to discuss . Shakespeare7—Quitman Freo Press,
,uir,liv,^.|M LA 1 i AUVfcK
...."".TjFIGHT MAY GET
:BEFORE COLONS
Subject t* in . sppM-jchlng Demo
Primary, t hereby announce
my candidacy Inr Ihe House n(
Iteprcseiitallvc* us a member u: r'f('ij»psl,
11roup 1
If nominated I plume
mV best efforts la behalf of the
people of Hemlnole County.
Tb.
p o ll s i i r n t p p
cry Iup need of Ibe people nf Flori
h e r e b y a n i i o u t - r s m y r a in lid u
da Is Tax Relief, especially redo-t h v o f f i c e o f H.burlff ol Semi
lion nf local taxes. This, In >■■>
C o u n t y s u b j e c t t o t b * will
opinion, can be effected by an
v o t e r s St t h e J u n e J ' l l m n t ) .
euilltable distribution
nf tin
J. F. MCCLELLAND
preset) I five eent KSaptlne lax
amaiiK the Hlnie Itaad Departmeni
r u n c i .k i i h i t m c i c i t r o n t r
Hr boil D Pountlss npd . (Jllles.—psi
I b e r s b y a n n o u n c e |p y candidacy
tlcularlv the I’on u tTr S. and C'ltlea
r th e
o ffice
o f ,M-I*rk, e f t h e
cratic
deniburg, Syracuse, Toronto.
Florid* sh1pn«enm to r last
Feb. 19-25 Inclusive were 833 eg*?'”
against 502 during th# corrw ponil -.-*1
ing week Feb. 20-20, 1021. -Sgiy-Try
ford District
shipments m t . v j i
above those fo t tne corresponding .
the packers, meorUTng to local com- week of last year.
There w e n '
mission men:
53-1 out of Sanford last week, a i d i l j l
The packer goes to the farm er for the corresponding week L ost.’*.*
and induces him to ship direct, on season 451 cars.
the plea-th at -ha*will w m r T h e w ^ ? ^ i f i 3 ? S F f tejd y * ail’ week on if
Tulsiloti
and v.wi
yard eL*™
charges.
He •is:
n" " in* n«,i
-. it* 'range of $2.00-2.25 per crataa Ji,
premised the open market price f n r l 4U
>
arload
lots for 4 and. 6 dot. 3 aiwt
his hogs on the day th at the reach ’- J . were discounted -■V and 1C
Kansas City.
'
,lu- rn.. A
year ago the f. o. b ’
When they arrive the packer m arket wus $i.25, few higher. W
stays o ff of the open m arket and
The total shipments from Sanbecause of his absence' the dlm and
is light and the price low, nnd Con I ford total this season were lf>7‘
sequently, the producer receives CBrs and to the same d a te ’ last'
only the low price thnt prevnils reason 2122 cars hsd been shipped.
that day.
W hether this situation is respon
sible or not, it is n fact thnt the The increai
price of hugs has fallen in n man- Manatee ecti
ner thnt the stockyards people say total* to lie
is not justified by the rOmparn- years while
lively smnll number available on npproximatel
farms.
I“ *t year's.
Market Factors
The tele
The packers are the biggest New York t
factor in establishing open market th at the wea
prices. Their buyers purchase near- * piles of celc
ly three-fourths of the offerings, with 13 nrivi
When they fail to buy, prices )’ fn ,m Cnlil
slump.
, end. The de
A recent day’s happening i* m arket sligh
pointed out ns an illustration. Back- lO-incii crate
ing interests had 17,000 liogs on ((noted at f r
hand, which they had bought direct nt $:|.2r>, feu
when the tnarkel opened. N aturally j ,1.50. few <3
their buyers were not active in th e 1 few $3.25, „ ......... ...... , __
open market, and hogs dropped to [Bureau of Agricultural Economic*’
$7.00. The cost to producers for Co-operating with the Florida
one day was more than $100,000,
Ru m , u 0f Markets,
it was stated.
R. E Corbin
On the same day. the prices on
Ixical ReprcacnU tlvt.
►W Nexl lo seeing Minn In p.frson
W Ilitre is nothing so utterly satC
isfying us hearing the voices of
tlie youngsters who are away
at school. And tlie young people,
too, are cheered and encouraged
after a chat with the folks at home.
(Thoughtful parents arrange to have
their son or daughter call home, say
once or twice a week, using the
cheaper station-to-station service,
and reversing the charges.
Ask the long distance operator to
give you thtnight station*
to-station rate to thje town
in which the school Is to*
cated. It is sure to be less
than you expect.
*
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
(IN Cerooeulfdt
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SANFORD FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEURUARV 2S. 1928
urchases City Gas CONDUCT TOUR
itntFbr $360,000
iifa^tey EnKineer‘
L CompanyOffers
L“ poSa! That Gets
teyOf Comntisslon
ies Possession ,
first O f March
La To RemaiiiSanie
TccordingToProvis1B Of Agreement
LEAGUE MAY ACT
A S MEDIATOR IN
AUSTRIAN CRISIS
Q tih rrcl B e tw e e n A u n tria A m i
Ita ly O v e r T ren tm crtt O f
T v ro lcu n a C a u ses F lareu p
T h n t M a y T h r e a te n E u rop e
Senate
Committee,
after FPoii
n
jt o
a # ... .a
o '!
With Union Workers, Tolk
Shown View Of Operalurs
Groiip Hears Tales
O f Brutal Actions
Comph Upon One Shnfl When
Victims Of Mine Explosion
Are Being Taken To Burial
W ar Departm ent D ecreeW ill Supplant Cavalry
With M otorized Outfits
WASHINGTON Feb. Bfr—(IK S )!comparable-In lift effect upon'land
—The Iasi stronghold o f the horse ; warfare with the introduction of
Ih Atneric#— the Ivroiy unit has sleel armor In naval construction.
fallen before the ImteUUblt* ad- It signalizes a new era in tacti
vance of machinery and the g o " - cal science, in which Jong range
Une motor. The War Department artillery combat and indecisive
today annoinieed a program to trench warfare will once more
motorize cavalry units a* rapidly give way to open fighting liotween
highly mobile units.
as personnel can ho trained.
The heavy lumbering tank of
Following an intensive genernl
alafr study id the influence or the World War Ims been revolu
mechanical mills upon the fnndn tionized by the American Ordin
menial principles o f taetica the ance liepnrtment studies. “ The
first armored cur unit has hern future of tanks Is u key to new
placed ill the field at Ft. Myor, dovobqiuu nls in imlllofleld tact
Virginia. After a period o f ex ic*." the general staff report de
perinienlal
activity at various clared.
The primary aim of the War He
camps under experts ill the pew
science of "military mechartlz.i- pat tmeal’s survey was to work out
Hon", the troop will liecomo a P«'> a formula under which our pro
of the First Cavalry Division at dominant position in the nutoitioFnrt llliss, El Paso, Texas. Other live industry could he turned
cavalry companies will I* convert 1mihluty value in war.
these
*
.studies Indicate that the ancient
ed as rapidly as possible.
Although
itself n negligible clement of movement, with Its
force from the stiindpntn't o f nilli ronipauinnutn principle of surprise
tary value, the experimental unit mav be restored to battlefield tactIs regarded l*y army experts us a|ics by Millie degree o f meclittilizndeparture of epochal significance, lion.
NUMBER
Member Aodlt Bureau Of Circulations
MOTOR DESIGN
FORAIRPLANES1 r a m
TO AID FLYINGW it h L a r g e
r ip
•
“ <<St
Robbers Blast
LimllitTKh Reported To Have
Witnessed Demonstration
Of Fuelless Engine Which
Mny Revolutionize AtrWay
OFFICIALS STRIVE Containing Payrol
As Passengers
TO REACH ACCORD Covered
With G
Invention Secrets
, IN FLOOD BATTLE
Closely Guarded
Scene Is Enacted i
Report Thnt Aclttnl Tost Has
Been Made And Ilns Proved
Success Is Not Confirmed
C'dolidgc Administration Has
Fears Thnt Congress Mny
Fall To Mnke flood Promise
To Aid Mississippi Volley
In Western Stylt
p0]jce Arrive As
Mail Bag Is Throj
Into Awaiting Car
PITTSDURgI l Fob., 3.1— (INS)
VIENNA, Feb. 25— (IN S )— UnDETROIT, *Fd». 3 5 . - (IN S )• WASHINGTON Feb. 35— (INH)
Prx»s|*ect of revolutionizing air, ami — Almost every important figure
le u the League of Nations acts —The other side of the *nft coal
sea transportation with a fuelless
to heal the breach between Italy strike controversy was presented
motor based on the principle of in the Coolldge Administration—
ami Austria the Austrian Govern today to the Senate Investigating
e v e r g r e e n PARK, hi.,
electro magnetism tls applied to the and many outside pf it—were •Feb. 2T».— (TNS) — Blasting U
1th the a cce p ta n ce o f n ment may ask either England or
Committee.
rotary motion Jof the earth was bending every effort today to ImgunKG crtftch on a Grana
osal subm itted b y -the France to mediate the quarrel, it
After spending two days with
seen today following Cot, Charles bring about a compromise in the Trunk Railroad trnin here u>Uthoritntivo
. . R H aw ley E n g in e e r - was learned front an r.
A. Lindbergh’s reported test o f a flood control fight.
officialg of the Uniled Mine Work
source *h(«
this afternoon.
fhm oration o f W a s h i n g - 1-«»«••*
nfternoon.
duy. six bandit* armed with
motor of this type at Selfridge
Frankly alarmed that Congress sawed 6 ff shotguns s c a p e d .y;
D C . . ’ the C ity C o m m isSignor Auriti, the Italian envoy, ers in probing conditions among
Field. .
may fail to make good tiie nation’s with money offid id ly art- *,
todny com p leted p rcljrn - has been recalled by his govern the strikers, the committee today
Lindbergh and Mujor Thomas G. promise to protect the Mississippi nounced na tntolling $133,000 J*
i arrangem ents f o r tn o ment. Ilia return to Vienna is un w< nt on n tour conducted Ity the
(.aiiphier were reported to lie pre Vnliey from another floojj, as de after a running gun battle
of the m u n icip al gna certain. The Austrian Govern
paring t<> hop o ff today for Mitchell vastating us that of Inn Spring,
i perulors. The program was ar
ht for $:iCO,onn.
with police.
ment, meanwhile, is watchfully
Field wliero they will discuss the leaders of nil factions indicated a
j
/.The bandtU gained entreaae
liftin g in speciul s e s s io n nnd unxlotialy awaiting the next ranged-Ity .1. H. A. Morrow, presi
Invention with representative* of vrtlUngnois t o \uakn soma conces
dent of the Pittsburgh Coal Com*
fmorning at the City Hall, thi development. t
the
coach and commanded
■ • .
the Tliiggehheim Foundation. '
sion.
Imisdtm received the oiler,
haggng'
and mall clerks to lino .
patvy,
and
Horace
F.
linker,
press
The general oplniou U'-t'e is that,
Tiie motor invention lias been
Secretary of Commerce Hoover’s
.H-rx>iiaUy ■ by-. CAtatlq*LU» While diplomatic relations hnve dent of the Pittsburgh Terminal
carefully veiled. Tiie report from advocacy o f tiie Coolidgo com up on tho outside of tho train. Aj
Luy, nresideiii of the jirnt not been completely severed, the
Relfridge Field today was thnt it promise nnd the appearance nf powerful dynamite charge waa
Goal Corporation. Hotli companies
Lnir liia name.
Hate o f Hi? Austro-Itallan crisis is bery ser operate witli
had been tested yesterday with Col the vastly different new flood con set at the end of the coach. With
non-union labor,
«f,.r wuh sit for March * ious nnd is capable of growing
onel Llndliergh and Major Lanphier trol plan o f tho War Department a deafening explosion which' com
linker did not make tin* trip but
rn ilit* new owners will begin
in attendance. Neither Llndliergh on tiie same day emphasized tho pletely wrecked the car, tho lda»t
into u situation which may men
Ihe committee may gel a state-'
nf ibe plant, which has
Stutementrt
Upon
Confirms
Bovelulion
Tlml
Bis
Laltpliicr confirmed the report. wide variety of views on flood con went off, showering tho bandit*
Conflicting
. - .
in the Hty's posseBBion for ace the |>cAce o f Central Europe. ment from him Inter.
Father Obtained Share Ut norAnnouncement
and trnin crew with mlscellaneoua
Possibility Of The Awest
that socli a motor trol.
The trouble grew out o f state
Mysterious
C
o
n
I
i
n
e
n
tal
sacks
containing shipment* of curfit iwn years.
Of
Guilty
Person
Is
Rea«on
Tomorrow the committee, headbeen actually tested was a com
ments in the Austrinn
I’ftrliaPresident Coolidgc's plan for
Trading Company’s bunds had
bh* of Ibe* plant ends negntta- ment that Italians were abusing cjl by Senator Gooding (It) of
For Expressed Skepticism
plete surprise, knowledge of the ex postponement of n decision on roncy for three large Industrial'
plants.
. whirli have been under way German spanking residents of
WASHINGTON, Fob. 35—(INS) istence of two-foot model uf the the vital question of local contri
Idnho, nnd composed of Senators
[the past several weoks.
The
One sack, consigned from the
;j'S {
NEW
YORK,
Felu
25.—
(IN
S)
motor
lias
been
current
for
so"
butions
was
said
to
lie
gaining
South Tyrol.
Myron K. Ulackmer, si»n of the
Wheeler (D) nf Montana, Wagner
Imisshni first submitted the
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
time. Its inventor is Lester J. Hen- TaVnr.
Hope
for
an
early
solution
of
the
confirmed the revelutinn that his
Tin* well-informed Italian news (D ) of New York and Pine (It) of
to the Florida Power &
.
dershot o f Pittsburgh, a frcc-lunee
Under this plan. Congress would to the National Bank of Harvey. VI
ht Company, wldcli sent its paper Golmnle D’ Itulih, of Home, Oklahoma, plans to wind up its murder o f Miss Margaret Brown, ii i**ing Henry M. Blackmer, today experimenter in motive power. His
111.,
contained
$80,000,
officiate
provide tiie money to set the flood
Sneer* and auditors here to announced in its Friday evening inquiry in the Pittsburgh area and forty year old governess whose oil- fetlier obtnineil a $750,000 share barker nt Selfridge Field in conver
prevention machinery in motion, announced. Another sack. con* M i
in
tiie
mysterious
Continental,
drenched,
flame-wrapped
liody
edition
thnt
Premier
Mussolini
a survey. Joe II. Gill, vice
sations with army engineers is D. hut would name an economic nigiu'd from the h in t N itloow p j f
Trade
Company’s
$3,0k0,000
1
U
>
launch
an
Investigation
in
the
Cen
found late Monday night on a lon»‘(iileiit und general mnnftger of had deckled to recall tht* Italian
Hair Pent, also of Pittsburgh, man commission to investigate the abil Bunk of Chicago to the Bank of
I
tral Pennsylvania Field, making ly stretch of road near Morristown, i ily bond "slush fund." .
|roinnany, let the Commission Ambassador from Vienna.
ager of the Bettis Field Airport ity of the valley states to hear Harvey contained fWJ.000, hank
N. J„ sank to a lower level today' Young Blackmer. a vice pres
As the result of sensational kgadqiinrter* in Indiana, Pa.
several days ago that his
there.
officials stated.
part of the expense.
witli the failure o f the authorities
|pnny had no desire to pur* charges by members of the Aus
Out of the numberless stories of I to mukc an arrest wldeh yoaferdny ident in the Midwest Refining
llenderslmt is credited with sev
As the trtain came to a halt two
Rop.
Madden
(It)
of
Illinois,
Company suid his father had told
. the plant hut would acquire trian Parliament agniust Italians |
eral successful electrical inventions, chniYmnn of the House Appropria bandits stepped to the engine and
brutality, suffering and distress they liad indicated was imminent.
him
of
making
a
$750,000
profit
the City were tillable to dis* In the' upper Adage or Southern
two of which he has sold to the tions committee, took the lend in covered the engineer and firsConflicting statements ns.to the in tin* Continental deal. He shed
of it to any other firm.
Tyrol district, there is deep seated which have |becn laid before the
Westingliouse Electric and Manu an effort t<» bring Mayor William men with shotgun*, ordering them
no
new
light
however,
on
thnt
possibility
of
the
arrest
o
f
tinDie Hawley concern liecame In ami growing resentment. Through- committee one of the most grip
facturing Company.
Hale Thompson of Chicngo to to step down. Employes la the ^
haled In the project oh did the Primier Mussolini would probably ping came nt the Kinloch Mine of "torch slayer" were made by New ileal.
Ho exhibited Ids model several agreement on a compromise.^
, baggage and mail ***“ »*•*• cuv^- i
Jersey
nnd
New
York
officials
•When did vno first hear of the crdfT.Vflf.o to friends. A layman
hmonweallli Power Company of nut Italy, advices indicated that the Vntloy ViHtu Cool Company
ured llkowiso. Wben oat inquisi
As
chnirntnn
of
the
'
Chicago
.........
(nnnvlllf. With the submission dflparid an apology from Austria where the lives ef ten non-union working on the case. The stutemew Contfncntnr
Trading Company • pronounced It: "Something liko an
tive baggageman poked Ills hcoiD
Flo,
m
I
Control
Conference,
which
men wuip crushed out Inst Mon of Gnptaln Joiin’ J. I*amb, o f the |**\vht*n It enme out in the news- earth induction motor and the nenr»h»v Jfsivley hid, the Jiukrron befonf Uio breach is healed.
the from the door he was grectvu .
,
,
,
included
prominent
figures
in
New Jersey slate police that thej|WjM.rs/• snid Ulackmer. “ » never
firm informed Maynr K.
Austrians claim that Italians day In an explosion.
cst thing to perpetual motion, i t » j 0ffj,.j„| and financial life «.f the with splattering of bullcta ove.’ .
Ilousholiler by telephone this in Southern Tlyrol are guilty of • The committee nrrived at the authorities know tho identity of tls*
w about the contructurnl rela sort of a magnet arrangement Mi,(.\Wst. Thompson has repentodhis head.
ning thnt it would make no brutal treatment
of
German nVl'ne shortly after the burial of murderer wen* offset by denials by tions between the Continental and which in a general way whnuld pull h demanded a government pay all
Hundreds *>f |m»»engera aough
tiie
others.
1
only
heard
of
that
ir and that it had become *n* ! speaking resldenls. This district the men. In n frame office the Prosecutor Francis L. Bergen of
on the rear of an uirpluno and make
Thi- policy was embraced to leave the couches, terror strick
Mint only as a matter ol wuH Austrian territory hefofc the >Senators grouped around tlit* mine Somerset County, N. J., nnd Deputy nl'i'ut two years later. My fathci it fly. It is siipimsed to run on an lolicy.
j(l tht, tlj|| „ r
House FTof.l Gunftcling tlie City's interests.
Inspector Corey of New lin k ’s tol.l me he had an interest in the electromagnetic principle applied , ni| (’„ n,ntittee of which Rep. en, but were prevented by U'.u
wur.‘ After tin* war it was a n -1superintendent,
other bandits who fired round a . Continental, lie said his interest
punlmse
price is the ncxed by Italy.
to thi* rotation of the earth oil its Frank R. Iteid (It) of Illinois, o tcr round of bullet* at tho sldci
Through windows, rtained with homicide bureau. They denied lhat
amounted
to
$7Ml,ooil."
Lnt which the City voted three
dirt and grime, the dark entrance suspicion centered upon any indi
axis."
rlo-c p. Ilticul friend ef Thompson. of tho coaches.
Young Blackmer sui.l his father
|n ago for arquiring the gas
to the mine loomed up sin'tsler and vidual.
At that time llcinlershiit obtain •s t hnirmuu and uuthor.
The liadcr of the bandits,'all o ..
at, und for which bonds arc
'I
" I f We knew who killed Margaret went to Europe in February l'J!24. ed 1,800 revolutions u minute from
cold. A high steel fence, surmount
Mu.bleu brought Rep. Snell (R> whom were dressed In yellow ru;^
He
gave
this
information
when
outstanding. Under live urthe model. This was said to have ,.f New York into conferenc, with
ed hy.^two strands o f sagging Brown we would go nnd gvt him,"
q
coats und hunting boots, apparWalsh asked him "when did your been duplicated at Selfridge Field
JftmpnH set forth in the pro; a
barbed wire, encircled the prop said Inspector Carey.
belief I cully a middle aged man, direct
Thompson.
All
professed
the buyers will pay the
These denials, however, did not f,itlier leave on the trip to Europe, yesterday, with Lindbergh and Lan alt. i the c nfeiciice that an agreuerty. At the gale stood a serge
; ed Hie action of the others.
He.
ttiuh year the sum of $11.1,300,
ant o f state troopers. He was ut- jilie will, the eagerness with which from which, so for n* we know, he phier watching the motor run.
*n,i*nl inulil be reached.
n*turnt*il
t*»
thi*#l
nituu
ordered
Chief
Clerk
Churles
F(1*J
Indenting 113,000 in principal
ilieo pounced upon any scrap j has never
No mention of capitalization of
tired in a natty, milltnry uniform. 11)„,
Uep. Reid indicated a willing its und his assistant, Joe Kelly to
U'.IXIU interest. The Interest
NEW YORK, Fob. 25.—(IN S )— A full cartridge Indt, strung cos- „r inf, irmnlinn concerning the man j States'.’ "
the Hcndershot invention has ap
to meet the administration lie down on the floor of their ja r
same which the City is now Friday’s closing rally in the indus sack-like over his shoulders, and known us "doctor,” who knew Miss
WTtat did your father tell you peared. It is considered likely Ford
half
way
mi every proposition but The men were bound with ropes
'lie
told
nay to pay on its gas bonds, trial stocks was carried into tho n service automatic nt his side,
engine®nt have been advised of
Brown well, used to meet her in aliout the Continenta
to as the other bandits set the dyna
|ich mature in 30 years,
first period today, and further im gave him the appearance of u mo O u t ml Park when she was gover me lie liud an interest there that llenderahot's progress, hut wheth 1payment. He refused to yield
the
local
contribution
theory.
mite chargv.
s“ "l er Edsol Ford, who hus conferred
lit
tymrttls are to he made semi- provement was recorded in prices of tion picture hard-boiled top ser ness of a Park Avenue family, fre- he had made $750,000,"
lllackmer. "He didn't know wlieth- with Lindbergh in tho last few
Dynamite- and nitroglycerine'
Jaally with the interest being the active stocks which boro the geant.
qncnlly look her for uuUunolille c, he would keep the profit or
charges were attached to the bag
fix months in advance on blunt o f Uu> week’s selling pros*
days, has discussed the motor mod
On the public road, two groups rides and who cannot lie found now.
not because tl>e Midwest Refining el with him was not announced.
The speculative
interest
gage car safe. Again as tho blast
kil I and Octolicr 1. It wua sure.
of union pickets were calling ut
The mysterious "doctor" was be Company might think it had an
itrd out in thifc eonnection that aroused in the railroad stocks was |binck-faccd miners who were leav
roared passenger* sought to leave
Henry Font's trip to Florida to
(City would be adequately pro exhibited in the active buying of ing the pits. "Join the union, be a ing sought on all sides today. H° interest in the mntler. He was go visit Thomas Edison, enme in for
the coaches but two bandits, de
is believed to Ih* the key to the ing to wait and see what came up
in interest payments, hav- Wabash, St. I>ouis Southwestern, man,” they yelled. The workers
tailed along side of the train, kept
speculation ill connection with the
crime.
_
on that U-forc iu* would consider re|Mirts of the invention. The im' the money in its possession Erie, Pennsylvania, and other rail
up a continuous Ore.
kept walking, eyes straight ahead.
A woman, whom- name is with it all his property."
months before its bond In* nhaies nti 1 to 3 points above Fri
pot
tnnee
of
u
fuelless
motor
in
ull
The holdup was staged with all
An organ redial, presenting
A hundred and one questions held. informed the authorities site
**t is dui m New York, or on day’s close.
ramifications of the motor indus Henry F. Seibert, orgunist ut Holy the spectacular cffec'ta of a Jesse
were shot ut the superintendent knew the "doctor’’ and Miss Brown
1 and Jan. 1 of ench yenr.
try at once suggestisl itself to per Triulty Lutheran Church of New Janus adventure. Every action
Prospects of on alignment of by the committee. “ Do you th>ik
Dr. King To Discuss
sons who discussed the Hendershot Yuik. will 1»M,
he 11.'1,500 to be received on Wabash Railroad in the proposed 100 men would huve lost their and that she hud seen them at road
Monday night wa* timed to perfection. ’ ■ Each s-*"
Hickumn, Lindbergh model, - .*
pnnriiial, it was pointed out, trunk line consolidations under the lives if the explosion had happen, houses and amusement places in
,}l 8:1.1 o’cloclf at ttTu Holy Crosx bandit hud hcun assigned hip par
be invested In six per cent jVan Sweringen and Lore® leader ed in the daytime?” asked Henntor New Jersey.
Episcopal Church, according to un ticular task, eye-witnesses said.
Tla* authorities, meanwhile, re
Featuring Sunday niglvl / r v et*. enabling the City to make ship has brought the stock o f this Wheeler, "Yes, I guess so,” fame
nnimun.-ement to.luy. There will be
The men, with guns In their
fused to make public the complete Dr. F. D. King, pastor, will give
|t*H |>oi rent liecause tt will be road to the fore us un attractive the slow reply.
no admissiun charge hut un offer- hands nnd hunter’s sack at the
text of the confession letter mulled »ces at the First Ruptisl Cliurrh.
ritiB only five and half on the speculation. The stock hus moved
ing will ho taken fur tho orguo belts as dedbys, candy waited at
“ Have you got any records of
■hUmling issue,
Up from 54 to 63 since Friday noon these men?" The superintendent by the slayer to the police of Ih rn- u l()-minutc preude on "Ihe tin
the depot as the train drew up.
fund.
urdxvillc, N. J., two unpublished ference Between Hickman and
|The City lias agreed to grant an when the first rumors o f the posMr Seibert is « musician of Many persons observed them but
spoke to n clerk in shirt sleeves.
p a r a g r a p h s o f the letter are said U> Lindbergh nnd the Forces \\ hlch
•rating contract to the buyers, felble relinquishing o f the Force
unusual ability. He hus appeared considering they were hunters,
Tho clerk scurried to another room
Shaped Their Lives. ’
hold Uu> identity 1^ tho doctm.
in practically every state und has did not report the guna.. __
grip
on
this
road
reached
the
fin
(Continued on Page four)
and brought back ten yellow slips.
JENNY LIND, Ark., Feh. 25.—
The minister has devoted conbroadcast
many times from sta
"I
don’t
think
it
wise
to
make
ancial district.
On them were the names of the
IldoiUblc study to tiie auhjart uml (IN S)—With thirteen bodies Ident
This week-end trade reviews were dead miners, their age, the site of public the full contents o f the letter la expected to give a v e ry inter- ified and all o f tho other 125 miners tions WEAK und WJZ of New
1 «
L. ,tills
1. 1. time,">• anlil
Prosecutor HcrYork. Hi* advancement in the
said Proaocut
i;
not very encouraging. Both Dun’s their families, their provlnua min kt
(rapped
by
a
terrific
gns
explosion
,1¥C .......................
The public is
has been so rapid that
gen, "when we give
out the letter eating discourse.
ahd Drudstrcct’s survey reported ing experience.
,
who wrote it will cordially invited to hear the uns- in Manu Coal Mine here yesterday
’> pettiness” in the important lines
in
full
tho
man
accounted for, and Investigation New York City, he gave 60 re
Scrawled across the palo yellow
snge.
,
‘Of domestic trade, with a falling slips which the clerk tossed aside |„> under atrest."
wa* under way today to determine
citals. .
•
r
Off in demand for commodities Hint on u desk was the single word,
the cause o f the blast.
,
The organist has’ been praised
are generally moving to market “ deceased." Thus ended tho record,
The mine gave up its dead lust
IMCKSONVTLLR; FJa., Feb. 25 ‘quite freely at this time of yenr.
LONDON,
Fab. 25— (IN S )—
night and twelve bodies were by public and press alike. Tho
Outside the pickets still called at
Boston Tost said his work "defies Mystery today enshrouded the
—With the death of C. A. Continued exportation of gold. With
brought
to
the
surface
uml
taken
workers on their way to the pita.
criticism" and the Philadelphia fate of those aboard two vaaaate
cashier of the state bank Uhinterruptcd selling of securities
tn Fort Smith Morgues. A thirteen
Public Ledger says he has- a which collided late teat night In the
[xingsland, On., police today in* by the reserve banks, mny operate
th body, Identified us Juek Wil1
"splendid technical
command." fog of the Strait of Dorer off
‘ficd their search for one more to restrict the supply o f funds for Martin Tells People
liums, wus still buried In the mine
"sack murder" mystery, solution
His “ faclity is nothing short o f re Dungenrss.
The
smalt•
Italian
fr of the gang lielieved to afieculaUvo purposes In' the Wall
He Is Own Spokesman IXIS ANGELES, Fob,*25. (INS) of which came with the verdict of and another effort to bring it to markable” opined the Miami New* stoamer Alcantara and th* Rus
w
the futul holdup Street view, nntj thin will force fur
the surface will ho inado today.
__A slender, yellow thread served
day.
•
guilty retuniod •■>’ » iury " r p,* ni
ther liquidation o f stocks.
Only two were seriously hurt nnd while the Chicago Diapason de sian sailing vestal Tovarit**h co l
COLEMAN, Feb. 25.— Report* as a mute, but telling
scribed him ns fcone a t thtf young lided. The Alcantara waa believed
women
and
four
men.
«f
uv|still
In tha hospital. State mine In<,r ,nim*er Prohibly wl!l
that
anyone
l*
*peaklng
for
me
or
A
fragment
o
f
thread,
cor
er ..rganistlc glat^te.’’ .
to ,l»e .carrying a crew o f .andui
di-nro
pointing
to
the
guilt
»f
Hr.
"kil against three men and a
apector Claud Spec Igel was here
is authorised to act as my spokes
responding in color and fiber. wa» conducting the investigation. He
The program for Mr. Seibert's fifteen; the Russian about 100.
*n “ crested • short ttma Widow Of Wealthy
Charles
M.
McMillan,
It
wra
dl“man In this campaign are not true,
Only one survivor was found.
"■e Imndlt car wus fouhd
eloKod today by member* “f »"• later|found In Mre. Appleby** apart has established that gas In the tun recital here Is as follows; .
Brewer
Dies
In
Cal.
“
Gov. John W. Martin told the peo
He was one o f the Alcantara's
ment, where the woman >*
* nels o f tha mine caused the explos
TM near here. The money,
Pleycl'n Hymn—Ilurnap.
jury
who
found
the
retired
ple- o f Oafqrd and Coleman today
crew. Us waa rescued h
lleved to h&vo licni bcattn.
1
untinjf to several thousand
l ondumterry Air—’Traditional.
.
.
• . ’•» V* «
• PASADENA, Cal., Feh. 2 f.— as ho concluded hi* Senatorial cam clan und former convict gu'Hy'
O. liner Mongolia but died beforecorresponding, piece o f thread wg» ion. •.
The Pygmiek—Stoughton.
was recovered,
first
degree
murder
tn
conteeUan
(IN S )—Mt*. Lily Busch, widow o f paign fo r Sum ter County.
he could speak. At first It ttad i i
ex
vino
stitched
on
u
piece
of
canvas.
Caprice—
sturges.
YOUTH 8HOOT8 HF.I.F
quartet under arrest gaya Adolphus Bosch, millionaire brewer pert to do pty ovtn speaking and with the death ofM r*. Anieln A|»- It was thin alrolbrity Is-Dveen the
been
reported that the Russian
Largo—llandfl.
names a« Mr*. M. L. Todd, o f St. Louis, who established tiie my own campaigning and' am not ploby, millionaire widow of » « "•*
vcael waa not severely banned and
two
pieces
of
thread
that
Chrlstus
Resurrexlt—Ravanello.
RICHMOND, Vn.. Feb. 25.|(1NS)
*rt Hector, Malcolm Morrow famous Bunch sunken gardens o f relying on anyone to appear before cage inventor. He wan aao<ed of
lhat the Alcantara had sunk wLh
the Jury In it* decision more than
~ James Winn, a 23 year old Green
killing the woman after a w ll hnU
■* Howard. Mrs. Twld and Pasadena, died today nt her home
nil hands.
the people o f Florida on my bo:
rny other factor, ueconl.ng I" •
Onward.
Christian
Soldiers—
»r were arrested after they here. She was born In 1844.
Huy Youth, choio hi* girl’* veranda
I ntcr today it was reported *hxt
half,’’ the executive said in dealing been drawn up, making him
o
f
the
women
iurors*
•
Whllncy-Sulllvan.*
ns n place to commit suicide. After
. ’ *T*V«ht into Jackawnvitle by
ih«
Italian aFIr* Was. «afo m>d thx^
with
alleged
statements
circulated
Dr.
McMillan
was
convicted
on
At the bedside when death came
To The Evphinx Star—Wagner.
The thread, introdunsl «" ‘’vlj purely rlrcumstuneial evidonce. nhiwtting . himself futally 'through
it •vnx (h* Tovai lt*ch xrtrtch “ * Wi
r*
#fler ,he,r car w,u Were four children o f Mr*. Bunch, through this county. He will speak
Toccata
and
Fugue
in
D
Minor—
ihe cheat, Winn staggered into tho
*
Morrow and Howard
dence in court, had been “"tcheu
•-fut* down with R* cr*W.
•p-* Jun* deliberate! ' ,’1’
1 homo o f Miss Verier Holder and Darh:
Atiguat Bunch,
Mm. Charlen
Green- qn Wildwood
tonight and then
leave
•
Id by lakeland police.
_
_ . A.
■ all I . . I . . . .
A __ a
i L . Iel.il on the canvas bag which con'-mmf®
I■••u * from pimgrwss
rei'
Oesii Bambino—Yon.
ough o f New York, Mr*. J. W. In*b for Sarasota »ml attend the John the dead body o f the whin*, in * ndnutes. Aeeopipanying R* venllet declared, “ I should huve shot you,
A,
“hot cashier Perry o f Chicago, and Mr*. Edward Funst, Itlngllng dinner. During the coming
j
t.
dny1
“after
unsnroerafully
t g e 'l y was a rerommeodallon
Minuet—Uoec|lkrinl.
,
too." Tho body waa taken to Green
gruesome bundle
r,,Iu*ed to open the vaults
|ing to find aunlvora.
? f
------- waa.
n — found ■■>
that life imprisonment be Dm
two other children. M m F-dwurd week the Geventpr will apeak In Ui
Pedal Stddy— Ydn. ’ *
Bay
today."!*’
J
1
Hr died early today Bharrer und Mr*, Paul von Gout* SaranoU, -Punta Garda, Ft. Myers, lonely b » « Fernand., ine*'1"
.
sentence.
•
m Z * ' *R*cla of three bullet
M M ih a w n aqd U Bello,
.
I Christman and gave rise
“ te
EARLY SOLUTION BLACKMER’S SON
IN TORCH DEATH REVEALS'FATHER
GROW S DIMMER GOT SLUSH FUND
t
n
M
Improvement Seen
Upon I n d u s t r i a l s
In S t o c k Market
I
Famous Organist Is
To Give Recital At
Holy Cross Chufrch
m
i
Mine Officials Will
Make Investigation
Into Gas Explosion
[oliee Search F o r
tyer O f .Cashier
iBank Of Georgia
Mystery Surrounds
2 a r S .% 2 T S W f t Fate O f Two Ships
In Night Collision
“ Sack Murder" Mystery Solved When
Jury Convicts Man On Mute Evidence
ard, live in Germany.
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—
cn ate often ubllgvtj, to stond in regard marriage n,
•ml think that .if i),--j
btnken tli.uuKirtR.VJ
husband nr not. i»i- ^
justified lib W a g
fair return for j,..
However, it it
modem justices rwTa’ 1
( Eyrirtjr who hint paid out nli- justice fur a right-* 1
Alimony
yenrs m
diclnro.1
an-to u
mampt
«un
Mnrr.vimr For
porA
iin w n y IsGetw w i - i w muny
o n y for
»•»» many *«••••
u ,m, w »m-iu
m .^ ♦upp^
V
W-’WOwJnA'^TiSt«H7rtrawy»r-miwy» -wwnierr ■■irre-j-atm hmr rrn?m 7, h,v,
,.t~V,
.lesrrviiig
being
extn mi-i.. ..
lieing
supported by and are extremely
K
ing LVimi
F ro m F.nnrni(iiUl_SumS
E n o rm o iu L iju m s deserving
•
T h n t A re (ilv e n O v c r Y e n r lv their former husbands, it is u n -1alimony rewards.
believeable the number of women I Eyring l>ellevw that
CLEVELAND, O. Feb. 24-G N S)- who are receiving checks from mony business" *11;
Morrying for ulimony as a pro two or maybe three misguided most three-fold in m
former husbands. He said these
fession,-lias tetjehed enormous |irodivorcees have developed a highly) ATLANTIC URACIL*
porlioi^i. ln the United States, if skilled technique of marrying, di- planning to climinat, ni3
nenrly
1,000
paid
divorcees vorcitig and ruing ^ for nlltnony, i
.
wealthier-man
Inst yo,er, •» Cuyjiqga Coutuy, i then remarry _some
.
VAMPA
(Robf
in'* whi4l|‘, Cleveland is located, is j divorcing and suing agsin foi a - Company. Tampa, wi^.
any indication, A.thur J. , Eyring |
^
nre chil(jr, ni Kyr. lion of $15,00(1 charttrsd
alimony c'.ork recently temarkeil. jnR |u,||ovc!, it j.< no more than
m ic A n o p y U T S I
The/, women who niak.* a liu.-i- ric j,t for the former married man
tiers o f I'nlkctiiqr iilinumy here should aid in supporting his form- Corp. take^ over imaj
ami power plant here.
h a v inciv: -ill 840 p-*r cent in 11 r wife and “ kiddles." It is con•he pust 10 years. Eyrmg re- tended, however, that the fumihar
veale.l. In 1017 only
HI women I"gold-diggers far outnumbe.^ .ill ’ AVON i’ AltK -OrdfTL
enough Australian pin*]
drew checks from their former other alimony receivers
Cross-State
Highway.*
Life
Contracts
..pauses. Today the number is t
judges, Frying declared, I here.
Most
so great that the divorced worn
Loin I kllmoltlta received 8322,•
022.00 "In cash in 11/27 and near
I ft 1^ 1 1 1 ty £7ji0.0U0 in pcopetty and' moh’
~~ ey settlements, were mule, Eyr! ing showed in hiH iiunual report.
Some Are Deserving
LARGEALIMONIES
O f Sport Fans
%‘
•» i
* * * * . -
n r n ir r K “ r tr«Tsir
International News Service Sport*
Editor
r» rw„
_ treet
NEW YORK,
Feb. 24-S
gibbered o*i>ovc the
merchants
K
n i n ne ini
roar of thrf elevated ns u baby boy
ehmr Into tho world some twenty
odd years ngo In a ga<-llt flat or
the lower East Side and they
called hint Sid Terris. At or about,
thf snmc time, n low-liack ear.
coming out of the mists of the dis
tant peel bogs, rattled liver tin
cobbled streets of lielfnst, Ireland,
the music of its wheels playing an
obligato to the plaintive protest so
unmistakable of the newly-born
ThCn nil was stilled, even the dread
cry o f the banshee.
For the bnby that was Jimmy
Melairnln lived more or less hap
pily ever after and,even snw the
day When hi1 eninc to America
probably, witli the half-formed no
tion that the police force needed
nt |enst' one more good man. hut,
happily, it didn't.
Nor did the streets of the East
Side really need another bu*im-«'s
man, although by circumstance
nful evironment S'd Terris seemed
destined to grow hrurded and
moderately rich nt the helm of his
own. push cprl. Hut. happily, the
streets didn't bind Sidney didn't
and so there will be 18.000 penph
nt Madison Sipiure Gulden tonight,
to see two careers, begun thous
and* o f miles apart, bisect at laut.
They will inert under the glare
of the ring lighfs In a ten round
bout for the right to challenge for
the world's Jicavyweight champion
ship and. If .romance really I* dead.
vain o)ie, 1^defd. ror^titpe jininjj mep, so
IqwIv of iy-ljfin, now are, o f (i rnnH
sufficient exalted td attract a mat
ter of $85,000 Into the house and
orie, o f them may yet know (hr
day when a world's championship
ia h tf.
•
Terris, the East Side's own, gen.ertfjy 'W regardcsl as the man who
will do this, tills town Is cVcr
skeptical of the product who is mi
ill-advised ns to do his winning else
where and so Me La mill’s fights
1 witli La Burba, Villa, Snngor Knplatj anil Wallnce apparently have
npt beeq mcepted, ut face value.
Neither hpvc T'-nix’ visitations upbd.t|lc floor lit the beliest o f Goldstcin/Wallace and Mef.ru tv in rec
ent fights.
They expect Sidney to outdance
and outbox the invader and all
week lung have, been bucking Ilicit
judgment til odds of N to fi. Ten is
himself claims to have laid $1,0011
on his chances ut 7 in 5, and any
time a young man like Sidney lu-l*
u thousand il'illi.is, even if lie only
says lie did, lie must thiuk lie Itn
something good.
Mil .am in Ilium.\ hits been almost
incommunicado, to date, lull tinWriter Ii >ks for the odds to shrink
today. At least one sliiirp-“hu‘'|,-i
I know i« picking McLnrnin in wm
liy a hn<M-l:->iit at tiie prnp.-r odds
—and another is getting down on
him Jo win the decision- These men
deni only in critical money unit, w*
soon as they stmt shooting, the
panic will he on. It wouldn't lie sur
prising if dollar I'm i.'dlai piexailid
when the two princiiials go in hat
For one thing, many of the hoys
■have mine to the point where the)
doubt "Initier Tertis ever again
can climb upon his kuugui m and
out-leap hit- man. The fact that he
Iiatc been hit by mi ninny iinigg-- in
recent mouths serins to indicate
that his legs no lungei can entry
the rest of Ids body along at that
pace; that, in brief, Sidney can
leup for about u minute and a hall
of each lound and that lie must
come down uti Ins heels and plod. *
t.I.EYER RON ER
s ^ n E ^ T r T 0 7 r r .A M r ;:NEW YORK, Feb. 21.— (IN S )—
lfendot', by Bubc Ruth and l.ou Gchr'K* ,hc fir*‘ 'ktachmcnl of the
X( w Vork Vnukecn leave here t6'.
ilu.v f if training1 camp nt St. Pet
ersburg, Fin. Tiic other member*
of the. advance guard are catcher |
John Gf-abowski, Leo Duroehi-r, St.j
Paul infielder who played with!
Springfield. Man*., last year, and [
Bill Kisemnnn, former Syracuse i
University catcher. The homo run
twins nre reporting early to im
prove their hutting orbs.
V
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2
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o
WISCONSIN WINS TiTI.E
MADISON, Win., Feb. 24. (IN S)!
—Wisconsin today held undisputed [
claim to first place in the Rig Tew
standing following one of the most
exciting bmikelhiill dramas ever,
ringed in the Western Conference.
In the first o f their two-game ser
ies for the Rig Ten leadership play
HEN good St Patrick rid
ed here last night, the Badgers dc.laud of snakes lie was doubtfcated Purdue, 28 to 22. It was n
Ic". unaware tliat lie was start
game for the lend;. Tile sequel to ing a, celebration which would last
this till will lie staged tomorrow 'own to the pri lent day. How sur
night on the Ru'leiinukers’ home; prised tic- brqsc old saint would have
been to I now that almost fifteen huiifloor ni l-afnyette.
lm! years aftir his death, ami in a
.-nuiitrV he never Itr.ird of, there wonbl
TEX PREDICTS ROCTS
ac tie-pic celebrating Itis anniversary!
. . . ...
..v w ,
In'b-fd. SI. Patrick's day has hccontr
NEW i ORk. rel». _ l.— (I.VS)
onc nf ,jtc ,nosi popt-lar party dales
j'ex Riekntd here today after a vn|tl(.
One reason is that ll
ST. PATRICK’ S PEPPY PARTY
a circs,mah-r’s establishment—only |I'r-vcr. _ Sprinkle with tiny green
the cl- tli wa. cre|c- paper, and while can-lies just before serving.
tin re v. re pins and thread and nccdlrV The Three S'.
and pi i -sir-, iherr. were piste and
Another
St. Patrick’s day hostes*
wire, tout Tiie ni'tonicrs of this e<-d lur'inimi on a salad;
lalili-liincnt were the qurerc-t of all,
I.nhitrr Salad
(nr tiic-y were only lollip-’p'v But th •
quests proceeded with delight to dress .Mmond-atu! Olive SauHtriehet
(hern P effer Sandtvithes
them a; policemen, shepherds, sailor.'.,
n<r,i\iitiin Shamrocks
or i.tin r Irish characters.
Coffee . (iiecu Peffermints
At tin’s particular party lire supper Sms
1 lie lobster salad is an unusually
was *ervi d huffet rtyic. On a tabic
w.-s spread a crepe paper t.’ihic. cloth attractive sight—cveu among the no
cation in FloriilTi, Hiiiil tliat whether-i cheerful iirlly erect? lends itself soiilecirated with sweet green pickle pie< t -i udv pretty salad -family.- Mir.
(iene Tunncy defends liis title in well to decorations. Myriads of paper with toothpick legs. What appeared i t-r rips canned lobster meat will
mi- cop n-lcry cut in small pieces.
June or Inter depends on tin- ,,,il..
•-... , shamrocks .hanging , from, the
, liqlits, to be white clay pipes were there, to*',
come of the two diminution bouts K'cen Im.ed eamatlons In the vase,. tint elixer inspection rcvralfxl that the .V'M .one-half tcasjvion salt ami one•
A .j*
, .. .
rrrpr vnprr l.1n1rriotlis ntlornri! uiili bowl con istul of a piece of canned I’ -l-'h teasr^on paprika. Mix will
ftV‘Xt month. Ir. one of the Umners TfM| srrnc, _ , n lir)p to nukc.tht let- pineapple,.around which fondant bad ibr>rfvt;".iT?ade>a.* follows:' beat on*
rup' drained fmm critsliri
disposes of Ills ,upp<inuutis by w. tivity gay and ailorful.d • > v
hertr molded, 'and the »lcm was of v-gi
I!.nvaiiatt pineapple. Mix thr^e table
knocfdiut, Tttnncr -will hnn't Hint
white stick candy.
-iis smjiir, tliree tahlcs|x*ons (lour
man in June. If neither fight proDancing Feet
Captivating Food
■ng-fourth teaipm'ii salt, nnc-hslf tcaduces a sensational wjnner, the tap
One delightful party was started
The menu at this party consisted o f : so-ion mustard and onr-eichtb teasurvivors will meet in May.
early on its triumphant way. For late
T iiiui Fi't/i a h (Vriefnir*/
po-m paprika. Add the hot syrup
__________ quests, as tiiev came un the walk.
Ihrslry C r,t,lfts
Oliivs mul Crier?
bring cr.nit.mtly. and hrinp In tli
IIOl'T MAY UK CALLED OFF . «•«"! the HHcHiw strains of Irish
l> iling point. Add onr-fr>itrih <tn
J'litriilflr h'r Cream
I tnfiei coming from the lintisr. So with
Petit r Pours
i ini par and allow to boil slowlv tlirc.their feet already dancing lliry rainr
Coffee
ndiiiites. When civ>l add rrinin:li etren
NEW YORK. IVh. 24.— (INS)
in to find the earlier arrival* jigging
The fish is decorated with sprigs of i ' gi table coloring to tint slightl'-. then
Jess M^.MiiIioii, iniitclnniikir at and sin—inn IrKli songs. Until at
Mildisoh Sqiiure (iutden, declan-d the piip*ts Ind arrived the singing eon- .water err-», and the green rolor ap- mix witli tiie salad. Serve in lettuce
cups with the sandwiclies.
today that he would call off tin- tinned. and thru the Itoste,, animune-d l>cars again on crackers which are
I isl.-d. bil'trrrd, and then sprinkle-!
Shamrock Crera
tliat
in
order
to
be
real
Irishmen
Ihev
pn.|KiMcil Mar. 2>'l limit between Joe
with niinecil parsley. Thr prtits fours
Add one-half cup sugar hnd on*
Dundee and Aee Minikins unless the would hive to prove that they knew hup tins- decorations of green frost
tablespoon butter to one ran cnisbci
New York Roging Coniinis-iiMi ic- something about, the Iridi.
and drained pineapple. C'“'k almu«
Arrorditielv. each guest was re- ing shamrocks.
instates Do mice within ten days.
T' e ire rream is made m the fnl- t'ii minutes, stirring frequently. Turn
-luired to t.-ll an Irish joke, ami after
wards the gr-ain c>md on wlnrb wa liwnn: w i> : chon fin-- six mar.ascbino Into small baked pasirv shells which
the funniest i'-ke and whieh was i|>r ih>rti'*. onr lialf e-in w.alnn-s. a ;-I have been Inked in ilnturock shapeu
\felt rne-baH t"n* Rake in a mr-*|rrale oven for
obfe-.t. A jnllv little prire Wfli* to oo-.'n If rup pinger
e-in sugar in one fourth rup hot Can rdv-ait ten minutes. Wlicn cold, dccoearb of the winner.
' n iMii-rrr svrup riiill
Peat on- raic with shamrocks made by slicing
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At only 10c each. You buy onc bait at the regular price of
and for 10c you may select an extra bait.
We arc over stocked and must reduce this stock in the
thirty days. To do this we arc making you this liberal
.All baits arc fresh stock and consist o f the following
Shakespeare—Creek Chub—South Bend and Heddons and
tail regularly at $1.00 and $1.25 each.
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i*. 15, organ. • nieert oiehi-xtui, **.
I75.P, WSR Atlanta, rt.'iO ; \|v din e, goal being set at 1501).
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dinner diince; h:.'!(l, novelty piu i n -iri'lientia; X. Anns tiigin: !l,
Ill I'iilmolis i- Iioiii
WEAIarum; ti. i-oneeit oreheslru;
in. Wrigley n-viesv; Hi.
I'nlin dive
ORLANDO I'uldie tennis mini
w e e i w n r w.i \it u t a c w
'faffs Dili*; Hi in, Tliri-i- diinie m hour.
,i < ns I’.uk n-pmied it iitI lighting
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Beginning: February 15th and continuing unitl March LGlhi
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'i*' are going to give to dor customers
117 S. Bark Ave.
2l.i h. WDOl' I'li.-Iltaiii.ogn I2.511; system i.lqiilt.
2i*5 •*•, WRA I. Rail tinore, |li5li ii. s, eil.-u'nihle: x..‘in, Ilruti-Wiel half
Sandman Oirrle. '• ill, illiuut ma Iioiii ; tl, studio.
VKItO REACH Farmers iii tin
il ; 7, >linli-i; e. tnoq quart.-I: >s
•'122.1, WIJAS l.oni.cville. ;i<. n:- vnin ty prepuiing in plant !•»••••
In. W hile Km I. i <•mi-r■.
Wiiples 80, James Speed: studin i oih i 11 ; St, uere* of tolliatoc-a.
tes a ss ; III, Vieliir limn
•Wriglpy ix-view ; In. I'almolisi hunt.
2iiu 7, w c a i ' l *ti illull*11■h ■.i. 115u |
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n in, orelie.-tra; 7 in. iustiiiuiellliil ■W'i ijfley H-vietv;
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place will In |ioM<itdi- hy Jinn
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1 S IG N A L S . A N D
T R A IN C O N T R O L
Florida V iijti'k
fiulhciw iw bt
U u il. who U lu-ing inintid upon •
t<> win hi*. bout Saturday niulitj
r^tuu U-j Jirt id m ap tin* i'n -'
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l.euve
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72 Ciulf CuuhI I.muled .
HI - The Evvrgludi> Limited
K2- ihilmotto Limit'.'d
xt'o—West 1luliiin I.imitgd
xo—( 'iqist Line Florida #5full
xh— Florida S|H-cinl
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72—The Miamian
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‘ No. 70— Havana Speciul
•—All I'lilloiumi. I'lul. oi I.**a iia*- I'ur*.
t) 4'silsilllil I l)X|ll cx8 f IMill \\*i«»s||Itlirl
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am
am
pro
ant
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A rrive
A rm c
Lease
.lack'Uini ille WaxhinKlcn New York Runton
7:20 p in ,
aO H O aql
1:4U pin
7:20 pill
10:00 pm
8:01 am
1:10 pm
H: 1r* | III
12:80 pm
i!7:f>f* pm
7:00 uni
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0 :f>f> pin
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1:25 pm
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It
1 .\l.»Ulv liMrbrfti.
\Yaslilliu tell >•
Mssiiii *alt i **
\rrise
Frexh Fruits ntul VcKclaililt!* trunt Florida tlrovus and Uut'iktui . A t e .S u it e d
Atluntit* CM ut E inc Uinioif rnrs.- -
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Tickets, lu folmatiua.. Reservations from G. W. Kay, Agent. I’hnnw *01—J Sanford. Fla.,
or W.. D. .SlaiI.. D. I*. A.
188 ,W. Huy St., Jueki-onvile, Fla. I'hnne o-U-HIT.
New Spring Shirts
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In N ice Quality Broadcloth with Collars attacl
W ell Made and highly Mercerized. A ll fj
. W hite only.
$
in
HERICS quality, here’s style,'h ere’s dis
tinction for tiie man who likes to dress
witli taste.
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UAiM.rilli*. O'Coimril
< u 11 V
tormqr-ln-vamily m i g rircie*. bum
' i. ii >u*.»r i'n ft Ivlin t hi* opinion o.'j
'.C(*m<1i John PloRiby,
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Lfl. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 192ft
THE SANFORD
PAGE TWO
H ie Sanford Herald
‘ Love will work wonder* even
with ■ baldheaded man.—ThOWb*villa Enterprise.___________ ■ t ■ .
Well At Ninety-Four
l o s s i NG'S
| QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
rtaulln/. Crating. Khfpplnif.
N O T IC E
ind
Storene.
I’ ltONE 771
H ALL AN D PEN TLAN D
Repossessed
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
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INCOME TAtf CONSULTANTS
S. G. GRAY, -Resident Manager
First National Bank Ilulldlnic.
S
•Hint} "former senator from thnt nUrtv, replied, "Keep in touch
’ Snne 49H
finI E. 3rd fi
w ith y on iiRt't " I frffrle*.’ 1 That Ir" stobd udvico for anyone.
YQttfger"people in order to gain wisdom should associate
with older people, and older people, in order to keep young,
Mcrchanta
must keep in touch with those who art? younger.
&
.General
Itohlie
Blit Mr. Depew has other secrets which he was willing,
to disclose. He-hus not smoked, drunk, or -eaten -ra l ttitaU
r
Architect
fo r a good many years, not, hccauHe he lias conscientious
Firtl Nnt’ l Hunk lUdjr.
scruples, but because he bus found that these habits do not
G . A . Schlosse
Sanford. Florid*.
agree with him. .One o f his best rules for health is “ Find
is nV longrr connected with
out what docs not, agree with you and then leave it alone."
“ Longevity," he says, “ is largely a matter of-cu rbin g
Sanford Used Parts
Hotel *Forrest Lake
appetites until temperance and moderation become habits."
Company
In the mntter 'o f eating, fo r instance, it is customary for
Effective
M »n U
n r w t r r ' mt th e
most
people
to
eat
as
mltcli
as
they
can
hold.
A
fter
they
B u r e a u at c i m l . i l w , a n
We have parts for all
illo u l i i M C l il I n
at i?mh- have sut at the table and gorged until they cannot possibly
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Feb. 24, 1928
r A i v r t i l M n , d an A d v e n t * .
Makes o f automobiles.
n ra lM
n k lr k
r r s a l r e a ca r* take on another brand crumb, they get up feeling that they
Wc wilt n o t. acknowledge any
ire a > n k r r ta > * k a l l t a
At Half Price
CM
a a d ll
at i k M c H p l l i l have done the right thing by themselves. Sooner or later
ndfhtednesa incurred by him
l . t r t f r I t t v r lt r k k .t lt lr l
they
begin
to
su
ffer
from
high
blood
pressure
and
probably
liaa * f r lr r u lu l l u u a * w r i t a
iqclodtng or^ ffle r this date.
See ITs— We Snve You
die, without knowing why, from a hemorrhage o f the 1>fufn.1
IWHC*t
Money
Another suggestion, which Mr. Depew mnktjs, 'could
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Middleton,
ir.
Sanford
and Geneva
well be taken to heart by most people. It is that “ JVly guides
venues
Phone 5H
to success are character, health, and happiness." ru is us
Lessee
foolish for one to try to reach the top o f the ladder without
theso three qualities ns it would he to try to get there with
the rungs removed. Without character, one cannot succeed;
without health, success would mean little; and without hap
piness, there would he no point to success.
Mr. Depew who possesses character, health and hap
0,— A p M U B k a l l r T h e * *.
piness to perhaps n greater degree than almost anyone we
7«—Caiu|iletl<tu at Clip bcan flflcn
The place to build your home
know, has recently been selected a delegate from New York
* itaa k n w n a .
Ik— A new aaA n o * e r a k M , l l i 1 ,
In the National Republican convention for the sixtieth time,
•’ d IBWMVERSE* F 0R rrODAY
De Forest Sanford Realty Co
Last year he was chosen but was unable to attend for the
,] 'VISDOM GIVEN— The I>ord first time in Over half a century. This year he hopes to be
j5veth wisdom: , out of his mouth nblc to go ngain.
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ilm oth knowledge add understand
When a man has IIvetI ninety-four years, • and bar
ing.— I*rov. 2:C,
spent his time to as good advantage as Mr. Depew, mtd in
PRAYER— Wc bless Then, Lord, still as fully possessed o f his mental faculties as Mr. Depew,
Elton J. Moughton
Loch
1926 Touring
1926 Roadster
f'huluotn orned nml developed by
the Chulunln Company, o f the
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Flakier System, offers you n
A rbor
Florida home
S.r»,00n * to
S
fop
the
balmier like rent.
Seminole
Securities Co.
What would you like better than
n charm Inc huncalnw with,
f<vn acres i» lirnners
mtd
crn pefriiit;
say,
*m tfrrlnrs
crapevines— a
unrden patch—chickens; and roses
cand pofnsf tliss in tha.ffont yard?.
TWICE SHY
* (From Raima)
cause I’m tree, you, mock. me
With' untruth,
own
H. C. Douglass, Mp;
Used Car DepL
HI
J^e St.
rensnnatilr
first payment accepted, and
llatfT hou givest to ull who ask
liberally and upbraidoth not.
*4.
of your
$5,.100— n
Hudson 7 P
Sed
Better Citrus Outlook
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Recent successful shipments o f Florida oranges to
England have demonstrated the feasibility, o f a plan to
ughing to see me give myself extend the citrus market to
European countries.
The
t*
sway,
fru it was packed aboard refrigerated ships and arrived in
Hind wittol, snarled incontinent!
Liverpool in excellent condition. The experiment attract
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In sooth
ed
considerable attention in England and the oranges were
The nslve pigeon ta an easy prey:
forthright with you, I’ve done my sold for n good price. The demand was greater titan was
anticipated and as a result plans are under way for making
self a wrong.
tfupcrate tn cover, this poor, poor regular shipments to Great Britain.
guileless dove
But the demand for Florida fruit is not confined to
TYies out the mockingbird's delud England alone. "France can be developed into one o f the
ing song
largest} markets for Florida eftrus fruits in the world." ac
Whose, sense o f humor bans the
cording to I). J. Rengin. assistant United States com m er
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croon of love.
f^t—--tWn y^tikl stulk me still?-I cial attache in Paris, who made this statement on the oc
,J
double and turn. . . ,
casion o f a visit to Jacksonville. At present Klurida cit
Atul now, you think you huVe me? rus fruit is not being sold in France in ; nv great volume,
•V 'it
Phut—the net
Mr. Reagin said, tin* people of that countrv consuming
’H gone slack.'. . . Quite so. . . .
the small Italian orange which is declared in n-» way to
•
I have been slow to leant;
compare with the Florida product.
L%h*ll be even slower to forget.
The Times-Union quotes Mr. IJeagiu further: •’ Fruits
I WJhat price the dream! I'll do u»
j shipped from the United States or from
Florida direal
athers do—
And su, being false, I’ll liuve the will find a ready market in France as the .small volume
U 'v .
truth from you.
that is now sold in that cotinlYv is consumed so quickly
I, h
E L L E N D U N K S . that it is seldom that there is any on the market.
Only
the first-class hotels o f Paris are in a position I:> serve
Circuit court hu„ taken another Florida grapefruit because ot the high price.
linw ew r.
retwot. In nchiwl they used to call this price would lie reduced considerably il
fruits were
it it .vacation.
sent to that count rv in auv great volume si, ihnt there
j would be plenty on the market."
.Wonder bow t-hia fellow who
Mr. Kcngin’s remark; are Inwresting to contemplate,
MR planning on being "aiuit’’ to
j
A
good
European market would mean more mom \ for
Venus is going to know when ho
i Florida growers. As pointed out by the commercial e\gate there.
I j>ert, the greater part ot the nnssinmirv work toward e s .
tou r own home and urnner grove
ft!
in Florida's mils', U'.au'iful
M-rllw*.
1
lake
j
Here you’ll find "I.lvinc a Fleasore. Both Winter aniT Hummer."
flood schools, f^ire water, tTeclrlc-
details.
USE 2HE COUPON'
J. \V. Hoffmnn, Vice-Piesident.
"S . H-
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Expert Piano moving *j
improved SEL-PO pit
moving equipment.
Hauling -Crating -Shippii
Side-Track Facilities,
Phone Stir,
200 N. Maple Avenue
n iU L llO T A COMPANY.,
ST. A l't il’ STINK, FLORIDA.
Without obligation, please sciu' me the fiiih in ta honk
let.
McReynold s Di
Affiliuteil with *lie Atlantic National Hank " f .lueksouvllle
Sanford, Fla
Norris & Nunnully
Candies
Fl'L'Sh by E*|ire*-s tW'clIj;
Kept on he.
Curb
Service I
Free De’ itery Phone 897-L
. . “ (ieorge
Washington
is FJ<i
years old today,” suys un exeQnnge. Which is a ripe old nge
far almost anyone.
k,-Th« Volusia county fuir at DrIghd was a tremendous success.
It Is unfortunate that. Seminole,
ttjo most ugrii'ulluntl county in
li» state, does not have a fair.
THE FIRST
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NATIONAL HANK]
AMERICAN MOVIES ARROAI)
j 1 . A brothcr.in-inw of the fonner
MIAMI M i l l s '
Miner was recently arrrsted in
[' Berlin on a charge of disorderly
Tin* motion picture soiiini, of
[ conduct. Time was when such a Ihe Department of Commene fix ! ti.O”K.tiSII
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- oilier eot
t story would have been real news. es ,,
the (|iianlity in Amerteun movie ,
, ,
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----------film exported in IP 27 nt 2.'ll,U!l.ri, | “
I1 "Alabama is proud of Senator 018 fleet,
nml increase of m o re ’
Austral
■ Hbflln," u contemporary comment- than 11,000,000 feet over 1020, nnd di*idoal f
< a tor opines. About as proud of
more than any year since 1010,1,|ttmility
; Heflin as Florida was of Ce,tts when the peak was reachrd with ,.(j l)t: wnen that Aiatmminn was gov273,000,000 feet. The value of 11127 '
r, erttor o f this state.
, posiVlve film exjuirls was il>,77u,730 j
^
falling
eonsidermihly
below
the
senaliT Heed in his lour
figure for the preceding year, ft!,'ough the West, continues the
'i.'.'J.T. The «|tianiiity increased
ormy pctrsl." He is busing his
over <5,000,(100 feet, liowewr. The
npaign on *'n retuni of honesty
quunity of negative ffilin sent to
governmertt." A good slogan
foreign countries in 1027 was !>,1 any politics, city, state, or
418,031 feet, worth $ l, 4r>ri,AlP, ns
donal.
compared to 15,(500,08(5 feet valued
.
'he Florida State News says at $ 1,334,000.
The largest market in point of
jft h lt Senator Taylor bus entered
Lhf gubernatorial race just to de- quantity is Ijitln-Am ericu, which
; float Carlton, und Carlton, il is huH hehl tlie title for som# time.
saw, is out to defeat Hathaway, In 1027 Uie countries of LatinE dnM Appleyard is running perhaps Americn used 82,822,370 feet of
boldefeat Me Krnzie. And they American film, n divided increase
art all running, it would seem, over 1020 purchases which totalju jt to elect Catts.
ed 73,502,(500 l\ et. Europe is second on the list with (50,5 12,7 80
theso long distance feet bought in 1027, ns compared
flldr< ore the hardest people in to 03, 128,710 feet in 1020; in point
s 1ha* world to put your finger or. of revenues dcrim l front show..T b )y are here today and gone to- ings o f the jiictures, however, EugMmCrow. The way Chamberlin, ropo outstrips all forvlgn exhibitGn|dn#, Haldcman, and the incom- nrs. She would lend in qunnity of
suitable Iindbergh hop about from film imported ns well if it were
* OTtf part of the United States to not for her well developed facilianother simply tnukes us ditty.
ties for tl>e printing of positives
from negative film. Eurojie cun
janry Horgantliau says that
make as many prints from n neg[JUnited States must be ready
alive os ore neciliul, requiring but
Ighl ta aaflely insure its peace.
V m to how best be ready fo one negnttvc as ngninst nil the
it, opinions differ. Some think prints sent to another country unf the best way fur a country able to make its owu.
The Far Imst Is third in line,
N> prepared for war lado build
U. great canals,' hurburdi com- Importing 58,827,013 fleet in lt»27,
irlal airplanes which can be an Increase of more than 3,000,fertad into war machines, and 000 feet over 1920. Africa incrensmwtrlda
physical
culture ed her purchase by almost a halffeat others think large stand- million feet in 1927, with 3,882,armies and huge oavir* net*. 830 feet. The balance of American
films reported during the Jyur,
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THESAttfrOftt) HERALD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 19^3
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I’urirf S04*n .V , havo its brigade,
Party Is Given For
ot
"iicest- The idea comos
t'4i i
go ld en ro p
4 Nellie Turner Circle frompolice
the euteriM'Islng Prefect of
d ‘
,-. »'
lee Telephone 14a MRS. FRED. S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
. Me'sdatncs McKeo, A. R. Colli- i The members of the Nellie, Police who finds ^thal the present
cult mul t!. S.-Brown attended the Turner Circle enjoyed a most de order o f things offera slow- re
lecture at the Congregational lightful Gen. go Washington birth- wind to the clever officers. The
church of Winter Park, by Mrs. tiny party, Wednesday afternoon snini-trst of the ndn-W lll ho draft
Peabody of Boston, Wednesday at the home of Mrs. 1. E, Estridge ed Into the new trlgade and re
on Mellotivillo Avenue. The dccorn-4
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH afternoon.
tin
na
consisted of
numerous ceive higher pay fthait the ordin
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker
Atnericah
flags,
ns
well
as bowls ary iKiUccninn, liesldas a good
- r
*i|
i nnd little sons, Bobby and Edward
W. ’IV Ruhrmnif. pastor I wore visiting in Lung wood Sunday of red, white and blue sweet liens. rhare of honor.; From this brigade
* *r 7 ‘ ^
Mrs. Janies B. Fields nnd Mrs. of Vaces" will come the future
Sujhlud School !),«! A. M.
fie o(|itli(» irjnnvilbiiril ctum-rn
afternoon.
higlirr officiuls selected by tho
I*.
1
1
.
Bragg,
dressed
in
Colonial
Breaching, 1l':OeUaormon, "Nuin.
offl pts in "The Main Event,” which
Mrs! Gardiner o f Sunford Was
rfiT U R D A Y
•
costumes gim eiT'lke guostM Upon Prefect.
calling on friends Tucsduy, and at
«• i CoopevlvUl entertain W1 Sam Hi Howard directed is;the boring Our Days."
[ft <i * >
* .
.lra<j V,l
nriivu!.
During
the
sociar'hour,
n
Epwcrth League meetings, 0.30 tended the W. M*IU,' meeting Tues
iphl
of the nction occurUMi.tfj' at the Hotel For- phdtographlng
Miss
Marlon Hlggln*, who has >
most enjoyable program was ren
day afternoon/
JJ ftd rn 3 to 4:30 o’clock. r in » on rfour rtories o f a modern P. M.
spending , thp past . few
dered as follow ^ Kong, "America’’ been
At 7.30 o'clock, instead of the
11UiOI without
V
*
fftJIUWb* having
111
hotpl
the
camera
Mcsdnmes
Cnmm,
Gifford
am!
Walter S. Coleman will cnmonths here with her sister,'Mrs.
by
assembly;
Rending.
"Guess
usual
preaching,
there
will
ho
lcatfc tlx},flop/th*,f {opr of the stage!,
lenffe
Wade were guests of the Home
,'*t the third of n aeries of
W ho?" by Sybil Boyd; Vocal Dub'-, B. F. (hums, left Thursday for
Ilfchuptaiitse, foremost exponent given a beautiful pageant, entitled Builders Class of the DL E. Sun Mrs. It. C. Moore and Mrs. T. 1* Jefferson HdStmftr. 'hi Ph1tildeL
Mparties at 1" o’clock at her
'•America's
Obligation."
Eighty
day school at a socinl held nt the
fyl technique In mo
! Dreamwold, honoring her of thu continental
Hale; linuo Solo, "Value Minia l,hl>* Va' - . . — .L .
trip o f o v ^ 800 miles on paved
BMt Mrs. George C. Conger tion picture production nnd who tie- |eople wJI take pari, and it is home of Mrs. Charles I/ee o f Lake ture", Doris Rockoy; Rending, "I
me
of
the
biggest
things
attemptCharm
Tuesday
afternoon.
signed
and
executed
the
settings
for
ways—
sightseeing through beaufl]
Didn't Think", Frances Johnson:
homa City, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Selby ami
"The. Main Event", constructed this id in our church for some time.
Violin
Stdo,
Margaret
WHIirik:
,’s Story Hour at 10
ahd-productive Florida.
. v! r,
attractive little daughter Jean Reading, Ivloise Lanier; Rending,
intricate set which is one of the
•nt the Library.
spent
Wednesday
and
Thurs.
In
S'.
“George Washington", by Ruth
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
tr dance at Hotel Forrest most unique and innovational struc
Peturshunig-visiting the former'- Martin; Vocal solo, Mrs. A. M.
tures made for u film.
SCIENTIST.
father.
Phillips; Piano selections, Dorothy
The elevator is the center o f act
MONDAY
. ,.
Soljie R) of the SiihuriiaU-Hupics
the big ryItrcxn trees near Kissimmee, rapidly growing Ha
Christian 'Science services are folks ami their friends enjoyed a Marshall; Rending, Gladys Hender
Mallory Circle o f the ivities of the scones anil the camera
City, travel thn entire length of thn Scenic Highway;
son; Piano solo, Mr% II. H. New
,*Baptifl Church will meet nt follows the characters from the en laid every Sunday morning in the Valentine
Pally on Suburban. man:
the hills and lakes pf tho Itldgn Country, through mil.
#>t[ftck at the home o f Mrs. E. trance of the lobby to four different Woman’s Club, 3Hi Oak Avenue, l’ ier Monday evening of last week.
milra.)»f golden laden orange, grovra; through llahs*a _
At
the
conclusion
of
the
pro
iit
II
o'clock;
Sunday
School
nt
10
floors
of
the
huge,
hotel
without
n
\ t y 1011 Park Avenue,
The Pier was beautifully decorat gram, refreshments of a tasty sal
Avon- Pork. Frost Prmif, on into th* mango lined street*
o’clock.
Subject’ for tomorrow, ed with s mi l a v red hearts nnd Jap
meet lug of the Auxiliary single cut in the celluloid!
Sebring; through th* heart of the groat Everala
ad course with hut* chocolate were
"Christ
Jesus."
V
"TJin Main Event," Vera ReyTODAY
anese lanterns. The following
’reJbyLTinrr Church ut 3:30
Okrrehnbct', on into far-fnmrd Palm Renrh,. to Hull
Wednesday
evening
services program, all Suburban Homes tal served. On each plate were fav‘VmnlS-tiew l ’atlie-Ile Mllle picture
Miami, "The Mngic City." to Coral Q lb M , Coconut
at-the church.
which
include
lesthmmics . of ent, was rendered In the ^early oi s of miniature hatchets. During
. across’ HLsrayfle Bay to Miami Beach. See the grtpt.englr
ip, Orpnn Cluhs-.r the First nap which comes to the V i lane Theater
j Rudolph Scliildkruut,
Schihlkraut, Vera
the serving of refreshments, Mrs.
Christian Science healing, are also part of the evening.
ing work In the'building or Bay Mabel, a world port’ in _
[church meets nt 3:30 o’clock today Is (taken from the I’aul A l
H.
H.
Newman
at
the
piano
nnd
, making.—one qf Jhc gregt achievements of Florida. Danetlii
I
<
Id
In
the
Woman’s
Flub
at
7
l'innl*
solo—tiny
Selby.
•
lison
brig
tfialX
"That
Makes
Us
ileynolds,
Julia
Faye;
Charles
church with Mrs. Sidney J.
music, entertainment, inreting delightful people from' all paria
Stories and games— Mr. A* R."| Miss Mijrgiyct \Vi^iiiy< violinist,
Even” and was written for th* o'clock.
PL
p L o f , the country- Itrturnlhg via th««l»eautifu| Indiao itWar '
lirri‘ Mrs. .1. Grny Miehu6t” aS
played
a
number
ot selections. -'
’
This
church
maintains
a
free
Collieutt.
screen by Rochas Gliesiv-Fdinrles
Delaney ami Robert Armstrong I y route, through RockledCc and. Cocoa,
T|- - w
ses.
i»x
•TrrfRending Room, No. fit7 First Nat
Vocal solo—Mme, Bettktctti.->Delaney,
Julia
Faye,
Robert
Arm
jer Band of the I’ resbytfcrllm
ional
Bank
Building,
where
the
Scotch songs and dances— Mr. Sewing Club Meets At
Five Wonderful Days at a cost to yoii o f
jary meets at 3;0C o’flock .at strong nnd Rudolph Schildkrnut are Bible end nil authorised Christian Russell. Mr. Russell also enter
the prominent players, in the cast.
Home Of Miss Tew
lurch.
Scienco lituraturo tuny bo read, tained the guests with some thril
»• 'ONLY* ' »
-4
lar meeting of tbc Tjulp
borrowed or purchased.
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ling aerobatic stunts, the perform^ il iL.-ign , Tlit-limy aiul J luxe l Tow I
i Class of the MethojliJd
Ali art! jvelcinae to attend .The■kjjhg of which- be is ■nf» adept;/
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Upsala
Grapeville services
.■hwilt he held at the home 6f
and to make use ot •the
After the program, the pier entbrtainetf'tffp memlicrs o ft he Fri
John Urown, 1038 Mnple AvW-.
was cleared for dancing nnd tin- day afternoon Bowing Club most
The ladies of the Dorcas Uni.-p Reading Room.
Hostesses Mr*. T. E. Wilwn,
Fisher liras, of Maitland furnlshi-u pleasantly Friday oft* moon at
V.
t
met Thins.lay nt the home of Mrs.
W. E. Wells. Mrs. W .-L .f Alfred Pic rsou.
the dance music. Refreshments llicir home on * Ayncndo Avenue.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
I? which .includes every expense;. cn(erlnJmticnt apl
Mrs. Tom Williams, Mrs.
were served nt a late hour, after This meeting was in the form of a
.
ATTRACTION
Rev.
Swenson
of
Orlando
will
hotels and munis.
•
bostiu-.s.s session, when several mat
U Cette and Mrs R. Rutledge,
Services Sunday will be as fol which, with many words o f thanks ter' o f much importance were disemeu's Guild will meet at 3:30 occupy the pulpit of tin- Lutherun
for a happy evening the guests
Charlie Chaplin in “ Sunnyside" ..
ider.lhc auspices of the Jp*enh V>\ Yudiltr
lows :
*
Churcli on next Sunday.
i usm iI. Jewel Minchew was appoint
•k at the Parish House.
repaired to tl.eir homes.
[ t ProperlioM. INC, or Hollywood-ln-KJorhp; H4>B>)wo4d DfJ/Uxe
II
>
!i:lf> A. M. Sunday School.
Mr, and Mrs. John II. Luinhitrirt
•Mrs. Edgar JJnll entertained the ed as secret ary. Names of a numISiCoaellCii nrr ilMQ, aKNiirinir vuu cutrtforl ana convcnlrhce. '
e Organ m iinl given by
Sporilight 11 A. M. Morning Worship.
W
,
* ** '
Suburban
bridge club Wednesday bt c 'f new members were voted up
'csor Henry F. Seibert of left Tuesday in their ear for Foun
12 M. Session Meeting.
on
at
(his
meeting.
Tl|e
uext
nujet.tain
Head,
Term.,
where
they
will
uflet
noon'
with
a
bridge
luncheon
Saturday March 3rd. at 8:30 . .A.
M.: *’
York at 8:00 o'clock nt thefi:3f) P. M. Christian Endeavor,
"DOWN TO THE S E A "
h
... _ w - k „
ittg Mill be held at the home « f Mar
nt her lovely now home here.
Crtm Episcopal Church. make their home with Mrs. Lund7:3ii P. M. livening Worship.
■ - t -*
■5 This tour leaves SutunJay Marrh 3rd.**al Kt30 Ai Mi W t' t a x
quist’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F.
There were three tables nt play ion Houlihan.
Ic is rordinlly invited,
8:3(1 I*. M. Session Meeting.
During the remainder of the nfNervations should l*e made earl)’. (
When scores uVre counted Mrs.
udy ilasse* i f the St. Agnes W ent
Wo welcome the public to these
1i
moon,
the
guests
sewed
mi
nil
Russell
wak
found
to
hold
‘'high
J will meet at 3:01) c‘clock ul
Miss Florence Tyner has been services.
No’obUFhttoH of nay lin'd is
MONDAY
score and Mrs. Collieutt low. The l.iiiils of fancy work, ntnl nt a late H
Parish Hon-.-.
visiting her sister, Mrs: Emil Mag
The Pastor will preach at both next ill coring of the club will lu- hi’tir. tlie hostess served salad,
nuson for the past two weeks.
services Sunday. The Themes will
on Monday instead of Wednesday sandwiches, cplics and punch.
LON CHANEY
TUESDAY
Mrs. lli'.inu Lumlqulnt in visiting he “ The Character o f Christ."
Thosc jiresont were: Jewel Nlii*because of the program and png, 1. A. will hold regular meeting her son, Edwin Lund.list, during
emit being put on at Winter Paik chew, Joyce Mincliew, .Marion His*
1:041 oVleek at iln Odd Fellows the absence of his wife who is it!
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
that day.
• f *l * - lihnn, Marthn MeDonnld, Virginia j
over the Ibiskv*.
in mi Orlando sanitarium.
First Sunday in Lent:
Mr. and Mrs. Howard of Wintn Weekly, Thelma Tew and Hurel
Celebration o f Holy Communion Park were evening guests o f th iTcw.
Its. C. K. .My. i wilt entertnin
Mrs. Jennie Gleason and Mrs.
o f Hollywo8d,.Ff&;
pridge at 111:00 oVtoek at her Yolie Will'hms of SanfoTd were 7:31) A. M.
Hulls Wednesday.
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I
in Knmkliri Tenure honoring recent callers nt the Ballinger
Church School
A. M.
rtimeilv
George Camden Congrr of home.
Morning Prayer
.Sermon 11 3)0 . » , i
JudXe S h S ton ^ p ea k s,
jho/na City, Okla., the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ray anil four A. M
rcpresenlaliYi1^ ^
r A In ilinoei Satuidnv evening.
j
1 0 iM c t n O C lI S t M C I I
FIGH1ING FATHERS
Walter ,S\ Coleman, t '( r * ( hildiYil have moved into one ot
Evening Prayer & Sermon 3:00
Fevrrnl from here attanded the J
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rare HodSvell Realty-Go; Bed Meeting of the Altar So- the Bolton bungalows.
P. M.
evening service ai
at me
the eongregaCongr«"!>.... ........
•lodge J. li. Sharon
was .i—
the ...s..
prin I
Milaue I’arammml News
214 E. First St.
..............
I*hone:45a»
of the Holy Gross Episcopal
Mrs. William Bwayne underwent
Y’oung K opies’ Service League tiniial clum li of Wiutr Park Sim- cipal speaker at the in-mi-moatbly
b'h at 3:00 o'clock nt the a serious operation Thursday at 0:30 P. M.
Iilny, when Dr. t‘buries E. Jeffci - iin-eting of the Met 1kmlist Men’s
m im
th.
the Formosa -sanitarium.
Mr.
A compleele schedule of lenten l KOo of lb,' Hi Midway Tul»ernae!c of Cluli, which met in the church an
|uhington Hn.igc Forty for the Swayne and Mrs. Barney Beck ac service js ilistribuled at each tier-'New \’ork City spoke.
nex la d evening.
Depart nh-nt of the Woman’s companied her to the horpitul.
)r. and Mrs. Mnlliervice.
The speaker took for his subject
i at 3:00 o'clock with Mrs.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Peterson
Atlent on is called to the dally Ovieihi Men* calling o n ‘friend - Intel "Man and lux Relation To Ilia
■•■UJl'VM
L K|i|e, Mrs. K. n. McCrark- have moved into the Cramer cot mid-duy service planned especial Thursday ciening.
Church" and in a fine address to
VinniJrt,
ssex.
tage near the residence of their ly for business men and women,
T, <’ . Brmiimn of Orlando was « a appreciative, crowd of members
il •'» ■‘-•C
THURSDAY
daughter, Mrs. George Bnllinger. which starts promptly at 12:10 and a business caller here Monday.
of the. eiuh brought out in hi* fine
•n-f't -3
. E. I,, ('lass of the First BnpMrs. August Swanson nnd Mrs. closes at 12:20. This allows those
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whcah-y style some Itaxis truth* for the con*
|Church will hold business and Archie Swanson attended the who may be too busy at other entertained with dinner and bridge
hidcrutiun of his listener'.
meeting lit 3:30 o ’clock at Royal Neighbors banquet Tuesday times to devote this small part of the folloMing guests Wedne-dey
Several matters of business were
|tom., of Mrs. F. J, Coo ledge on night in Orlando,
the noon hour l<> the recognition evening of last week Dr. and handled by Uui club at its meeting
*tto Avenue.
G. A. Malm was honored this of our spiritual needs, to try to Mrs. McKee and Mr. and Mrs.
and a delightful banquet v.-as pre
untile Chapter o f No. 2 O. E. week with a dinner party on his draw nearer to our Divine Mas Smith.
pared by the ladies of the church ‘
1meet at 7:30 o'clock nt the seventy-second birthday anniver ter as is expected by the Church
Several from here attended the
which
seemed to lie nppiccinLd by
sric Tcmpfd.
ulo
sary, the affair being given nt the of its loyal members during this Rollins College vesper servile at those present.
FRIDAY
the
Mt-thialisl
and
Congregational
home of his daughter, Mrs. Alma season. A cordial invitation is ex
This Hub, composed of members
nuiiu ■
liliary »f the American Lo- Nose. Among those present were: tended to all people who may feel ehuiches of Winter Park Sunday
and friends of the local Methodist
a ')*,.■
|*lll meet at 4:00 o'clock at the Mr. end Mrs. Wnlfrcd and Carl any desire to participate in these afti-rmion ai|d report that Imth
Church, is enjoying some interest
lb iiiWK
LHut.
churches were filled to over-1 low
Pierson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ha mi I Tolar •erviees.
ing and many people turned away, ing meetings and currying on sev
mid family ami Mr. and Mrs.
j Mr. and Mrs, Brawn, with tlu- eral of the church’s activities and
Harold Haskins.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
lulterV sister, Mrs. Braner of Hr- is doing much, to promote acquain
A pleasant party, honoring Mrs.
Ktindiiy School, 3:20 A. M.
llando
attended the Rhetorical c o n tance among the membeix r* the
John Boltin on her birthday an
Morning worship and '.scrnVOi,
congregation.
____________
niversary, was given Friday night 11:01) A. M. Sermon subject, “ A test at the Orlando- Senior high
school
auditorium
Friday
after,
at the Boltin home. Refreshments Striking Rev’elation o f Our Fath
FORREST LAKE
noon.
of sandwiches, pie, cake and cof er's Character."
’I lie first coal of stucco was ad
ifT^KUH **•
IVoph-’s
Unions,
fr. *n.l Mrs. Gordon C. Hunt, fee were served. Among t hose
Young
ded
to the Kldridgc bungalow last
- ,
M. S. Clifton Jr., St. Pct- present were: Mrn, Kenneth Rob- P. M.
week, and tin- Carlson ruttagi is
Jt
Evening service, 7:30 P. M.
srK; l.inton E. Allen, Sanford; bins and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Uinow
r.-o|\
for
tinplanterereTODAY
II. W. Id*, Concord, N. C:; Elmer Lundquist nnd children; Mr. ' J'n'lude to sc'nium "The Differ
.
i- **
*»
Mr. WUcjiicyV new , ^imsltiie
r CelIratie, Concord, N. (!.; Mr, and Mr*. IJilma Lundquist ami cure lletwen Hickman and Lind dwel’ mg is now nearing cnmpleKen Maynuid
IHm. (rt-orge E. Fort, Trenton, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. August bergh."
thm and will wbt n finished lie
in
Sermon subject, "Bartering thn
Churl, „ H. Houston, West Swanson, Mrs. Hilmu l.undqulst,
one of the most attractive homes
"T H E HAUNTED
T.a,; Horace Johnson, West Mr. and Mrs. Ethridge, Mr. and Best,”
A <i) fl\i*>
Prayer Meeting and Church here.
R A N G E It"
>G* : Mrs. J. R. Walsh. Jack- Mrs. Nils Swanson, Mr, nod Mrs.
Miss Mary E, Can-others, Wnlfrcd Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. Family Hour, Wednesday evening,
‘ i ’ EHIUS OF THE
and Mra. W. E. Sf’s*»-i anavillc; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Boltin, Miss Boltin unit . Mr. and 7:30 P..M . Subject, "A Walk By
JUNGLE’
gli
noimee Olo birth of n daughtei
on
the Sea,
‘ •ml child, Unudilta, N. Y.J Mrs. ,Pickle.
"K O — KO EXPLORES’
Tin baby
Yllitora in the ‘ Ry, und citizen* Sunday, Fehruury flC
11^ - The
.Rowland, wife and son. Midbus been named Belly Jean.
7--V U-: Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Van MRS. BOLIVIAN ENTERTAINS ttrc warmly welcomed.
■“ 4 child, Unadllla, N. Y.; II.
Mrs. E. Bollman of Jersey City,
•am y. Osceola; R. Flint, OrN. J., who is the house guest of
M. Foster, Savannah, Gu.
Mrs. John Bender, was hostess at
a most delightful luncheon, Thurs
[mss hot is h o s t e s s •
day, at the Hotel Forrest Lake.
Tho attractively appointed lunch
Driroihy Ann Hot was
eon table was centered with bas
Friday evening at a most kets filled with snnp dragons, baby
■e affair, when she entor- breath and ferns. The suggestions
|?\ ’ \ 1 f
» number of her friends at
iW ie en MeltonvUle Avenue, o f spring- wero further accentuat
•-■
•ft* Fri r»i •§li * < ** VfJRty
ed with the place cards und other
ad*nee of culendulas and details. Covers were laid for Mrs.
V
* -ihl-r '(H iyfkt'4l
kp
n
o n l y spring flowers
wrro
Y -L it-ax. uni ait 'httrc-'..
N- Zanencr, Mrs. John Zcm-ncr,
^decorating the room» fo f Mrs. John Bender, Miss Elsio
- i v •*) U ViiMt--*wl
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HERE ARE
„ LADIES’ FELT
i**10. The everting hours Bonder,’ Miss Wilma Ulange, Mrs,
■w'rr. .
W 'A l y sjK-nt with
games, William Ludwig, Mrs. Julia Lud
. / r . i ;l rti vrt.iv.wiftt' .ia i
SHOES
* ' SLIPPERS
vA
»"1 dancing and at a late wig, Mrs. John Melsch, Mrs. T.
jaMy refreshments were Thurston, Mrs. L. Hardwick, Mrs.
In blondes, sijvcr, patents
In brown, old rose, blue
\v
The guests Goorgo Englcbracht, Mrs. John
? utld sstiiH.
For * these
tod purple. .F o r these
.tv* Rose Anrahams, Miss Herhst, Miss Elizabeth Hcrbst,
three daysi*hey are $4.M
three day# .
l-ake. Miss Tillyc Bcn- Mra. Fred Schmidt, Miss Ruth
with an od ra pair fo r •;> i v W ' v
(a-rtic Benjamin, Miss Schmfdt, Mrs. IfiltlaAI and Mrs.
- s , ^ ’ Milt°n Block, Sol K ., Boll muu.
At tafield, Lawrence Bun2 " ew" « n . Mrs. Batty
Mr. and Mrr. Willium A. Fitts,
w oi r*‘ l,' !,lher Kronen of 111, whose inarriugn was an in
rvY,; u* F*ther IJeberman, teresting event of tho month, have
THESE ARE REAL VALUES
O N LY T W O T O A CU STOM ER
r r * Yoonger, Miss Ann returned from their wedding trip
• — — t . «..
I,, i —-----i Hlher* phh Berger, and are pleasantly located nt 1000
Wo
Will
continue
3
pair
of free
All nien’n dregs and work s h o t *
. kevine, Syd Fisher, AI
Union A vena*.
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H
oos
offer
until
next
8Uturday.
" Kotl *nd Mi-; Irving c f
at bargain prices.
:/#/ n<? Personal Activities
Social
Calendar,
New Camera E ffect S e e n In P i c t u r e
A t .Mjjane Theater
^ The c hur, „ c—
(Personally
A
See Orlando-“ The C ity Beat
i
&
f Extra Adcfed
Joseph W- ;You«ig, Prop
erties, tot*:'
H. B. Schulte Coi, Inc.
Seminole High School
lote! Arrivals
PRINCESS
Musical Extravaganza
Saturday Night, F eb .2 5
Special Scenery
Monday — Tuesday -r W ednesday
Costumes
Funny Comedians
$10
and Dancing,
Curtain 8:15
$1.95
Beautiful
Prices, Adults 75 f
Children . 2 5 /
Attention!
^
McLaulins
a c l e h b r v ic e s
young
youhw gin evangelist
ilS l? *ach
!*fh ni*ht »* Bat'.lo
whernanla, Kanford
Diamond Mountinsr
Jewrlers-OptometrUt
•’
Watch Ilepairiag
A ll tickets ndMpsed Thursday
ilL b e. good for this Performance.
�' t- !r
I
y.aAiwaai-.yiigwrTha
Loud speaker
Voice
A Mile A cross Hudson In Novel Test
.mucd From Page One) .
tnfe and empowering them
tftifi and operate the plant
under lie tfcrmx and condition* of
an u fc q tp ry contract which is to
be made between the parties.
The' 'agreement-pro vide* 'th a t-h r the contract between, the particn
there sttijplljbe a clause to the effect
that iivthe levent o f .the failure o f
the purchaser to pay any semi-an
nual instillment, within 30 days af
ter the due date, the City ahall have
the riftbjt'tp declare all deferred
pdymehu immediately due and pay
able and ,to institute 'proceedings
for specific )>erformnnce of the con
autho:
tract.. 4'.<>r- i*.'
The contract o f suit* will provide
that thft/tfpurchoser ahall at all
times provide an adequate service
o f commercial Ran and that ail improvemtrttt'made to tho plant dur
ing the life o f the executory contract ahall' bc considered a com
ponent part of the gan plant, and
in the event the City is compelled to
n r for specific performance of con
tra c t,'th e purchaser shall not be
entitled to any credits or allow
ances for the improvements or ad
ditions.
A franchise, which will bo grant
ed to the purchasers in conformity
with t h i ‘ state laws and provisions
of the City charter, will set forth
that '»amq
schedule o f maxi
mum rates now in force and used
by the City shall be maintained.
Another provision of the pur
chaser ir that It will have the right
to oak that the City Commission
call an election for ratification, ap
proval''i i 4 » ccc plancc of the pro'f>osal'j>y the citizens. ThfsV as asVed, |t "triad Mated, so the buyers
could, if, ^hey so desire, ascertain
publlcf'sentlment and determine the
good will which would go with the
plant* ; w
* ■
Th®, City, will relinquish control
o f the pTahi Mnrch 1 hut will rendur
and collects bills for February. It
also agrees to turn over to the pur
chasers. «U money, representing
meter deposits of current users of
With the acceptance of tlio pro
posal, the-buy era turned over to the
City ucertified check for $6,750, to
be die 1 until consummation o f thc
•contn ot between the parties, and
then t gbfe applied on account of thc
Clt; .Attorney George A. DuCottes w i'Instructed to proceed at
once wlife-dhe pro pa ration o f n
franchise, an operating contract
and executory contract■sif mile, nil
Of which are to be approved and
executed within .'10 dnys.
H i g g i n s Delivers
F i r s t N e w Model
Ford To Paola Man
The first model u Ford nutomobile in)l»emiimle County was de
livered thflay" to W. P. Grogan
of the Umatillu Fruit Company ut
Paola, according to an announce
ment tflfli’y by Edward Higgins,
county- tMgfribuUir.
Mr. Higgi its stated that deliver
ies are-being made more rupidly
now and that the next few months
will scv>cbirn rushed here im fuM
as possible'to anawci the big de
mand. mill.
The n e it Ford, which was re
cently introduced to the public
after scyfrnl months of expecta
tion, has created more interest
than any-jother enr ever present
ed to tjm public, Mr. Higgins said.
Locally .thfcre has been a big de
mand far the new model and n
large trailing list has been made
prospeqtiva buyers.
The new model is expected to
outaelLtbe old model T, which for
many years lead the world in sales.
resys^hupervisor
>esTojHoustonTo
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HOUSTON. Tex., Fob., 18—
(IN S )—Jamti* -U.idlras'on ouperIntcndcnt of the senate press gullery In Washington fo r tin past
SI years, Is rxpeeled lipre shortly
to take charge of preparing seutittg arrsngomonts for press correspondents at , t,hp , Uemociatic Nntionnl Convention |n Jutui. ,
Nearly IJKXJ- now*|uti>fr men are
rji «
lu
flVc r** *the con-
r VCntioni. -Special ••correspondents
»; front
, Bpijjn, Paris and
tf other foreign countries will he
r here l8vtfn'"thclr nations o f the
' Leased wires will flash the news
‘ to allylinirr* of the globe, as tele*
i phone and telegraph companies Inr. stall their ^finest equipment for
K' handling ‘the news o f the eonven*
^ During- F m to n 'a a c tiv a p u rtic i'patioi^ ip ju irtifs) meetings hn«
corn# the -telegraph, telephone, ra»
(lie an<J talking moving pictures.
[, ‘ Every convention Mmethtng
° * w %W.,4Jff«rent lias b*(n' dgr
vclopetii^—M r/tPrM ton said, com-
to be delivered in Seminole County
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ivas delivered today to MV. P G rogan o f The Umatilla Fruit iC o .,
o f Paola
It is with pleasure that we are able to announce that
deliveries o f The New Ford Cars have begun, and that
they will be delivered in quantity in the near future.
The volume will be increased each week. Vre take this
means o f thanking the many who have placed their
* ly Roarer Addison
order for a Model A Car. fot* their patience, and as
(Special New York Correspondent')
"Have you a voice (hat carries
Well ?"
Tint used to be a very Important
question asked of every man who
aspired to be S public speaker.
Out nowadays it really doesn't mat
ter whether he lias leather lungs and
a siren voice or not As long as he
can talk at all. people a mile away
can plainly hear his every word.
How) It's a new loud speaker that
docs the trick.
On an icy cold Sunday morning,
not long ago, a little group <>l men
clustered around a field telephone at
the top of a clitf to Hoboken. K. J.,
overlooking the Hudson' River.
A
mile away, on the New York side
ot the river, the loud speakrr was
mounted on the roof of tiie thirteenHory I3cll Telephone Laboratories
building. One of the men in the Ho
boken group spoke tmo the firld tele
phone which was connected with an
ordinary Western Electric amplifier
in the Laboratories— the loud ijieuker,
in turn, being connected with the am
plifier.
“Hello, Hopkins I Can you hear
me!" the man said, iu an ordinary
tone of voice.
Five seconds later, a giant voice
coming from the mouth ol the horn
in New York, a mile away, startled
the listeners.
“ HELLO,
HOPKINS!
CAN
YOU HEAR ME?” it boomed.
And sot for the first time, a human
voice was thrown, without the ■'tight
est distortion, for a distance of on*
mile.
The loud speaker was developed
by the engineers of Uc!l Telephone
Laboratories primarily for Western
Electric public address sssteins and
for use in Connection villi ulkinc
motion pictures. It is now l>eing suc
cessfully used in presenting Imtli Vitaphone and Movietone productions, for
which the Western Electric manufac
tures sound projector equipment. The
Hudson River drmonstration was the
first to be made in ilte open air, how
ever, and at such a -ds-lance. As a
result of this demonstration, its spon
sors estimate that a round million of
people rau listen to a speaker or to
C l o c k Revolution
Idea May Lead To
Perpetual M o t i o n
GENEVA. Feh., 22 (INS) —
A new hid for the solution of the
perpetual motion probb in has liertt
made here by a young engineer,
Jan Louis Heuttqr, the son of the
imtT>ici|iul treasurer of Nem-lmtel.
f Jtenttcr, who has been pursuing
nib experiments for more thou ten
years, started by assuming the
feasibility of harnessing to clock
work the energy produced by the
perpetual motion present in the
varying differences of the atmos
pheric pressure and the temperu.
turc
His instrument is really
a dock propelled by a metal baro
meter.
Realizing (hat the clocks to be
used in the experiments must he
so constructed that they run witllu
minimum amount of energy, he set
to work, and perfected two clocks
which have now been running with
out stopping and without tv-wind
ing for several months . They re
quire only ono-thnuKundlh pint of
the amount o f energy necessary
to drive un ordinary ejock.
The* smallest dully variations of
pressure bid sufficient to keep the
clock in mdtibn.
11 i* believed iu rlnckmnkilig
circles in Gppevu lhat the present
invention heralds a complete revo
lution In
the clock-making In
dustry, and may lead to very Im
portant developments in other
brunches (if science.
Official O f Indiana
Starts Probe I n t o
^ctivUiea O i Klan
sure them that they will he taken care o f in the next
few weeks.
I,iiiiu«m* niqd« tin- charge due-
Every buyer o f a Model A Ford will be
more than repaid for his short wait, by the supeiority
o f the New Ford Car in every particular.
Loud speaker set up on top of Bell Telephone Laboratories, New
Yorlr, from which sound was thrown serosa Hudson River. The
large horn la curved, resembling a snail shetL In Oval Above;—Battery of nine receivers used in the trans-river test. Below:—
The heart of one of the receivers—a moving diaphragm of light
aluminum alloy to which it attached a small coil of aluminum
strip insulated with varnish.
the strains of music Imagine what
dais will mean to our orators in a
political campaign I
In its present form, the loud
ipeaker is of the horn type. The engilcers who dcveliqrd it say that it is
capable of converting into sound
»*«"• SO Per cent of the electrical
energy supplied jt The moving iliaphragnt or armature of its receiver
s not made ol a magnetic material
ml consists of a sheet of very light
duniimitn alloy, about two-thousandths
if an inch thick, and sc constructed
hat it moves laterally, somewhat like
i piston. Attached to (he diaphragm
s a small coil of aluminum strip
wound edgewise and insulated with
varnish. Hus coil lies in the magtrue field produced by a powerful
dectromaRncL
Telephone or voice current passing
hrough ihe small aluminum winding
attic» the diaphragm i« vibrate.
Hie plunger-like motion of the diaihragm and the special shaping of
be air chandler between the diaihragm and the mouth of the horn
esull in an efficiency many limes
treater than lh.it obtained with other
ypes of loud speakers. The load
rarrying capacity of the device arises
[rom the fact that the small aluminum
mil lies very close to the heavy iron
xile-pieces of the firld magnet.
In addition to its latge capacity, the
oud speaker is notable for its line re,reducing qualities. It rnconipasses
lie range of frequencies from 60 to
iOOO cycles per second without dis-
tortlon and reproduces down to 40
cycles and up to 8000 cycles with a
distortion to slight that it is doubtful if the ear can detect iL
At the recent outdoor demontf/a|jon of the nnrn, any number d (
|rsl* c f j „ efficiency wire made.
passing ferry boais nn the river were
hailed and their pilotvasked to toot
their whistles as a signal that thf
messages were dearly heard.
A
phonograph was sft up near the loud
speaker on the rool of the Bell Laboratories and five or si.t seconds later
Df ml„|c (rom ,he record nDI{
with the utmost clearness and distinctthc listeners in Hoboken(five lfcont|s being the approximate
length of time required for the sound
travel through the air for one mile
across the Hudson from the loud
speaker).
Mrs. R. W. King, wife
the engineer In charge of the dein*i
oiislrallon, sang over a
telephone
wI,'cl1 connected her home in Short
Hills, N. J., with tl}« Bell Laboralories, ami this, too, was sent through
l°l|d speaker, to thc delight of Lb*
little 8roup in Hoboken.
, .
It i’ this far-flung broadcasting nf
music, as well as of speech, dial makes
the new loud speaker of so much interrst for the future. With it great
crowds in public places can dance or
listen to music even though a long distance away from its source. And as
for being able to hear a speaker, even
in the largest convention lulls or oat
in "the wide open spaces,” that wilt be
no trick at alii
*
mg n deposition hearing In-Id by
Attorney General Arthur E. Gilliiills at thee stale house for use in
his suit to oust tin- Klun from In
lions at Ills office at the state
hofise for Use in his suit to oust
the klnn from Indiana. The recom
mendation fijr drastic terrorism
earner through a national rep re
sentutive whose name was Simian,
ueeordiiig to the lestimimy of Em
mons.
"You ought to make somebody
uround this Roman I'utlmlie city
of Soulh Bend out whip them,
tar and feather them and then you
would see the members joining fust
It takes a demonstration to shako
up the protestunt people,” the
testipinny read.
►. - After Emtmius and other Sou'll
lleiul Klunsmen had vigorously op
posed the proposal Emmons said
that the national representutivu
railed him “ weak kneed and yel
low."
The Klull has sunk from a high
water mark o f 178,001) members
in ludiiinu to a paid up member
ship today of "less than -1,000"
aeeording to Kmmun’s testimony.
Palmetto
A U T H O R IZ E D
at
Commercial
FORD
DEALER
(TOO I.ATK TO CLASSIFY)
FOR SALE—Small Celery farm
House. Wells. Tiled. Phone "ltd.
W, Gibson. 417 \V. 2nd St.
HAD
L L O Y D 'S
2 pair nf
ladies
for less than
of tine.
the
AD-
shoe*
price
A n Extraordinary 3 -D a y
Now is the time to make your ‘shopping1
a happy event, , -,rv.vi^
Sale Starts Monday Feb: 26. ;;
All articles reduced., Speccial reduction
on kiddie klothes; infant \veai» and use
ful gifts for the children and grown ups.
There will be 500 ten cent school tablets
given away at this sal6. Also plenty o f
tiie mysterious keys.
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ASHINGTON,.
(INN)—That th«, .— w l O r n w
xatlop t f the Ku Klux 'KIan urg
ed that whipping und tar and
feather parties be used, to revive
InUireat in thv St. Joseph GoUUty
Klatr w«s alleged here today, by
P^t Kmmoris of. South Bimd. fprcarry th< vWlflrf* t»f the t^hventlon mer Exaltod Clyclop. uf South
to all part* of the country.
Bend, Ind.
, Mr, Preston i» uctjuninlcl with
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Parisienne Qift & Tot Shop
Mclotndcr
Arcnde
■-1 J. .-TlU.ITT/ i .U |JI ill?
I
we will open Monday
morning at 8:30 with
stock we did not have
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touth*m cl tin daring: tM .
If-* ^
Blrmtnghiim, JackabitrlDe,
Richmond, and Savannah
cent. Memphis reported
crease o f lexa than one-half o f o n # '.
per cent.
‘
10*A Poultry and E rrs
"Daily u « ^ »
ad . r a t e s
, cwh [B A dfta e*
. jTwin be n c ili*
! % L c o lla t o r oent
i
'•'p*m . m V n «
__Be • Hoe
..... 7e • Hno
i"r*t« on re<loe«U
lccu rates are
!» Insertions.
fo r
I* of average lengUi
1 1 line,
' tharge
o f 30c f * r
JrtUing Is restricted
r flusif icetion.
.not i* maiIe The
,]d will be responsible
an* Incorrect Insertion,
titer for subsequent
The office should be
ntnedistcly In case o r
a d v e h t is e r p
Itrsld
reprcsen U tive
familiar with rates
d classification will
complete inform ation,
i wish, they will assist
ording your w ant ad
. more effective.
BECAUSE IT P A Y S !
FR E SH eggs, Dnby ch'cks, and
H atching
«g g s.
Cackleberry
Farm . Lake Mary.
.There's one part o f the paper that
every reader, no matter what his
other likes and dislikes are, wants
to lend— if he’s wide nwnke and
up-and-coming.
And that's this
Classified .Section! *
10-1) P la n ts a n d F lo w e r s
Plant Dnhlin bulbs now.
W rite
fo r our 1928 price list. FLORI
DA
D A H LIA
FARM , Atlnntic
Boulevard, South Jacksonville,
SEED Potatoes Red Miss Maine
(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $0.00
Spaulding Rose No. 4 (C ertified)
150 lb. sacks $ 0.00 Cash with nil
orders. United Produce Co. 1355
Reaver St. West. Jacksonville,
Fin.
Always the Same— In Service
Always D ifferent— In Opportunity
FOR SA LK — Citrus nursery stock
on Rough Lemon Root. Quality
and varieties guaranteed
Get my
prices before you buy. F. Burnett.
W averly, Florida.
12—WANTED ~
h r BARGAIN "
ROOM
W A N T E D —Young
mun
sen'icc. We give service,
wnnts room located near center
j rilmetto l!arl>er .“ hop o f city - Give full particulars ta
pL'ING I/m g’s Pure Cork "R oom " care Herald.
108 I ulr.ictlo Ave.
W A N T E D : — Rooks on Florida.
• “ Florida in the Making.'* Box
[And Found
1581, Orlando Cigar & News Cti.
jmch of keys. Return to
13— R o o m s W it h B o a r d
I'heeless.
PHONE 148
20—Farms Fur sale
ACREAGE AT $125 per acre.
Tract o f nearly 35 acres, located
between two Orlando roads with
frontage on old highway, can be
Elcktul u p.toda y by .someone who
now's values at n great sacrifice.
Very desirable location fo r poultry
farm. Some high land and some
muck. Possibilities for developnient are great. If you are look
ing for something on which wou
may muko reason aide profita with
out holding long, It will pay you
to Investigate this. Addrcki K, J.
H. enre The Herald.
20—Miscellaneous For Sale
FOR S A L E : $ 1500.00 worth fu r
nishings nnd lease on 42 room
hotel. Furnished, fx)w rent J. A.
Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
RADDLE jinny suitable', fo r lady
or boy. Will work in harness.
For sale cheap. Almost new ten
piece dining room suite. Circassian walnut. Cost $ 1000. will sel'
for less than half price. Apply L
E. White, 1001 F’ rcnch Ave.
27— Money T o Lohr
17— B a a lim Places For Bent fully equipped, sleeps .abb, P»ri«e •7T r s ,
^fls;
Property.
’
Celery M aA ets
N o tice s)
c in c o n c o u r t o f tu b
Bureau o f Agricttltnral E m m n o t h i : o r siii:in rr* s x n n
TWKNTV-THIRD
JUDICIAl.
Nolle* I* hereby alven thnt under micx co-operating
with
tW
t on i’ovxtv rn o«R crn xr,
CIRCUIT OF epMC' BTATB OF amt by vlrtiio nf an eseeullon l»\
ATTOKNKT
n.OHIDA. IN AND FOR BRMIN- *"•« *'"* of and under the seal nf
Florida
State
Bureau
of
Mari l.ercby nunuunc* my candidacy
OLK COUNTY. FLORIDA.
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wtt* -» s f t t d r * . - t v u m r — Bank
natniiff,l-ncal R er ra en ia liV e
h
r-uhty,
Feuntv,
Florida.
uu
Hie
Jr. t to th* Will Of th* voter* In
' v.
23rd day of February, I»J*. In the
tes dem ocr a tic primary on Jun* • It S. LONG. Defendunt.
.ee
u,
.ill
reliants
A
Mechanics
________ JOHN t). I.HONAnUV.
Khiimicntx nut nf Sanford D Ia-;
___ Oft DBM OS' PUBLICATION
•■nuk, u >*urporall«iu. nxalnxt It, it
Til ft HTATR OF FLOfttUA • TO: I’nge, I, f . if. |land, sheriff of
trict contimuxl heavy yesterday,
II.
S.
I.ONU,
nnd
all
persons
InXeminnie
Fount).
Florida,
have
r o t t s t .i t * s r .x A T o n
lete*ted In the followitiR deoccrlbed levied ujHitt nnd will sell at uuhllc tn.p) car? moved out. They will prob- ,
I U rrrh) n n n o e ,t r « o s « c a n d i d a t e property situated
in
Hamtnole outcry to Hi* highest und best bid:
t-> smxrrrd m y - e l f . a s S e n a t o r f r « a Ct'Ulity, piut'idu, to-Wll:
tier nir cash at the front door of oldy he somewhat lighter today ail
the 3 , t h Seu .tio rla l d i s t r i c t c o l * .
le*lx 4* :tml 6* of Palm Ham
the Fourt Huiihc Mi Hanford, B«mpencil o f Hm c IiujI* llrcvnrd C o s s mock, acoordlng lo plat there-,
lllule tm nit). Flotilla, on the 2nd they usually are on Saturday. There
tlc* subjrrt (•• th*
lyemoermic
of recorded ntnuhs the Public
•lay of April, 1928. the sain** being
primary to he held June 6th, IIS*.
Htconlx of Hem 1nolt Count),
a legal stiles day, and within the were 25 car* repoUed from Mtma- 'M UI(- j
It
l promise to continue
Florida.
legal hours nr sale. tip. fi,Mowing tce^aesUuRtahtnmnjr~thnt this til*to work for till. tn*«i tntrrcst of the
Lot : of Itnuinefs Plat of Han
licrsuiitil property, to-wit:
district* nn.k , Invito you to my
ford. Florida, recorded Iti Plat
‘ hie (I) Promls.xor) Note for
trict i.x still in the runni-.jr. C a lif.• -v
rec.ini oil sorh Important leg'alaItoult 4, pa Re J*.
Ihe suni of Six Tlmusand. Five
tlou as go.xi roads, conservation of
Lot rs of IlloeU 10. Tier 13 of
shipped 21 cant yesterday and Utah
'
llutnlreil
Dollars
( «i..600 no).
our natural rrsnu'.ees. reduction of
Scnilnole Park, according to
dated
September 16th. 1926
1 brlnjfinic the .U. S. total to 152. JMir. ’»
state taxes and education. I nuk ....Plat thereof recorded among
pay«
hie
to
the
order
of
ft.
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.
th« i-uppor*. of all loyal Democrat*.
lire Public Record* of Semin
Dextinatioria o f toe Sanford ShipAshcraft oil o r tiefnrc two vears
J. J PAItltiSIt.
ole County. Florida,
after ilntc.
ments are nx folowx: 34 WaytroKti, T.uii'
peglnnlna nt a pi. tio ft. Houtb
<
Signed
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i;
f p l l it Ji.
of Hip hit, of the North tin*
24 Potomnc Yard*, 6 Jersey City, ' j
An TnAf$t«*«*.
iu run vuTiiits o r sr.tiiMii.i:
of HK 1-4 of NF. t -4 of S\V l-«
T
h
e
6 Bnltimore, 5 Chicnjfo, 4 Boston, .,,i
rlglnnl
note
is
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im
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t'Ol.'VTV,
of Fee, 6 Two. 3d H. It, 11 K.
iCsslotl nnd subject In exninMtskit ‘ 3 Buffalo, 3 New York, 2 each De*
I wish I i announce that I am a
vi Ith West line of .MelMmMH*
Hull.
cntulidate f..r re-election to the o f
A '*, thence run wetM 210 ft.
Sa hi p r o p e r t y is s<ild i o satisfy ' troit, Philadelphia, Syracu««k and
fice of , 'minty t'ummlfteloncr from
thence South to Hnuth line of
s.lbl executio n iiml costs.
Toronto; 1 each Atlanta, Cleveland,District No, 3. subject to the d*"
said SF. 1-4 of NT, 1*1 of H\V
F. Al HAND.
vision *>t the voters In t'.ie jtemo1- 4. thruce ft CIO fl. thr nee
Decatur, Enaton Everett, Florence,Sheriff
s'.
uilii.ilc
t'oiinty,
North
fo ■ hnr,
contain
eratlr Primary to be held on June
Florjifii.
ith, t n
Grand ltapidx, Hnrrishutir, Jackion- ,.
ing .1 ru'i4 «. more or nss, situ
I'HANK KVANH
ate in Heinlnnlp f ’xuni), Florlville, Mohile. North Bay, Rocheetef.
, da.
nnd Worcester.
. .,
...*
Ileg. nt the narllieiist corner
IN
T
ill’
FlflFFIT
FOIJUT
OF
nf Lot "A" of Fries Plat of
64
f'nrs
wore
reported
passed
,i.Ve
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t o t im : toTr.iiN o r m :vii>'ni.ry
Fort Merit, according to plxt
FIAL Fl ItFPIT OF Tltft HTATK Cincinnati and Potomac -Yards on ‘- i i i
r.U'NTV.
thereof recorded tn Plat Ilk. J,
OF
Fl.l
Ht
IDA,
IN
AND
FOR
I wbh to itnnounre that i am a
|»aue 1ft of Hemlnole Ho. ret'- •
Hft.MI.MtU: Ft tp.N'TY. IN Fit AN- the way to their finnl destination* v f,tq g
enndblitte for/re-el,’ctinii to the Vjfor«ls. run thbltce 'Houtll 168
•’ Kit Y.
. us follows: 18 New York, fl PhlU-.
.. '
flce.nt I'uutily .I'onimlsslotuT front
rhnln*. thetire West 1.6( nlinlns,
JOHN F. PFAKHON. Cotnplulp-* tlclphta, H Bnltimore, 5 Pittsburgh,
I list lilt No 1, t-Uojerl In the de
the nee south
tn Northwest
•uni.
ep!.ot of tlic voters In Hie IVinn.
nf anld
corner 01 Illorlt It
3
Rochester,
2
each
Boston,
Indian
vt.
era’ b* Prlmar} to he held on June
Plat
of
Fort
Reed.
Fries
WILLIA M A t .K X A N D ftn llUt'tl AN* I apolis, Toledo, Toronto, 3 Detroit,'
ith, A D. is:* :
t hr lire
s*st
to A nerthNON. As I.lnulithtxe o f Florida
UHKTON HTHKt.ll,
ea«t eorner of said Lot II.
l-in d A F olo n iia tlo n Fo., Ltd., and 1 each Cleveland, Columhua, ..
ro it t a v A ssrssn it
thence
south
lo
North
a IbiuUlaiinu j arporutlon. ct al, Decatur, Charleston, Buffalo, Hart
t wish to onnonnee my cnlidldacy
west corner of said l.nt IT, nf
n."feip|ants,
for the offl.e of Tax Assessor of
said Fries Plat of Fori Itce.l,
ford, Ottawn, New Haven, Newark,
FITATION.
He ml nnle fo u n t,, Milijrct lit Ilia
tin nee Fust to West line of
8 F I T TO g f l H T T tT l.ft
Quebec, Scranton, Syracuse, Wash
will of the voters In the June]
Mrllonvlllc Ave. thence North
T
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l
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ATI"
04FlAIJtlDA
TO;
prlmsi'v.
alonv atiid West line of MelV\ lllinin Alcvntiilrr
Jlticltannnn, ington, Uticu.
Innvlllr AVf. to o pt. K. of heg.
ifir. r. riliTTUNPHN.
if itllve, ns l.hiuldator o f F lo rid a
The demand was pood on the f.
thence west to heg. situate III
Ijthd
a -.FoIonUutlon Co., Ltd., a
Hetnllltile tfomitv. Fl*.
Ilnuld-lciT c o rp o r a t io n ; all lo rm er o. b. market yesterday. Probably
TO TIIH VOTttllN o r NKWIMtl.14
Nl: |.« of NW 1-4 of NW 1-4
i s, J( alive. o( Florida. little better- than the previous day
(ror\T,v.
nl Hertlnn T.-Twp. 2n. H, tt./Jt . Ktocl.bnl.p
».'• t ml. h' l o 1 nun* Itnce that 1 xin te
I j i PR A Fnlonlnttfon Fw.. Ltd.." a with the price holding steady. 4’a
Kssr t tg. Id acres mure « t
, 1‘ S
i nn.ib!'. ie fer re-. t.elbio In the nf.
llrtuldutcd
.corpora II on;
JAUF.R
situaie In Seminole ConntIMOWN,
If
alive,
und
and
(Vs
are
sellinp
at
$
2
.
25
,
3
and
flee ... t'nunty Voiboilsslnner front,V . lexs,
wifi*----t>\ Florida.
Itlslrlet Si. f, nubjeet to the rteIf alive, whose Fhrlstlan 8’s mostly discounted 26c, 10's 50c,
TWs t» to give Notice thnt upon BROWN,
rlslon of Hie voter* In the Ileum- 1I tlie
n a m e lx' u n k n o w n ; and If e it her
lCIh
d*>
of
December,
A.
D
cralle Primary to be held on June j ISfT. the foreanlnx suit w*s eotn- a n y o r all nf s a id a b o v e nam ed and tho usual premiums apply fokit
6th. A I*. J*:<
d a n t s lie ileud, t o liialy ran, washed nnd pre-cooled.
1 mence.t In Hits Court nmi th* pro- dpee freilnv.‘
.g-.ipja'"it
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
heirs,
d
e
v
ise
r
*
,
JOHN MI;ifh’ ll
i petty dc*‘’rlb<ui herrlti hefote ha* l.'Ui.irce, g r a n t e e s nr o t h e r c l a i m
The tcletrmphlc report from K i ..*:** '/
been Irvlcd ii'pun in pursuance of a n t s u m lc r th e m
claim ing
a n y York today indientea the weather
>
Iho writ of nltni'htneiii laxurd here rm n t, title o r Inte rest
r u n stiKIIII*P
In
o
r
In
I h*-i«hj .,olio, net myself ns * in Therefore, you and each of you the f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d la n d s s i t as 20, pnrtly cloudy. There were 14
m r tht.M tor s| •riff of Kenilnot*
nit persons rlalmlng any In uate. ly in g s n d b e i n g In Hie CM r cars arrived from Florida. The aupI'oonlt sub,c.-t to the action of mid
terest 111 Hie shove desrrlhrd jvt»- o f Hanford. F o u n t y o f H em ln ole plies were said to be moderate,
the I'.-u.n. rstlc primary lo ns perl.v
are hereby ordered to he and und S t a te o f F lo r id a , mnri' p a r t i
hehl lo tbs c*ej> purl of June
appear before the I'lreult Court, In cwultl a r l y d e s c r i b e d a s f o l l o w s , t o - demnnd moderate, and the market .
Vn v tespictlvely.
for Hemlnole County. Florida,
sliirhtly strontrer. FLORIDA
.M
U ft. UIIAOV. sad
led
II) o f llln rk
Y
o f HI.
nt Hanford,
upon the 3th day of
inch
crates
3-4
dot.
are
sellinfr
a
t
1
Herlrudn
A
d
d
iti
o
n
to
Panfn
rd.
w-iy'
in T t.r t u r r i t s o r n k m in o i .i : bTarcb. A. D IJI8. the some helm;
F lo r id a , u s per plat t h e r e o f
$3.00- 3.60, fl do*. $3.50- 3.75, 8 doxi
n Rule Da; ef thl* CuuiL and fall
rot vrv.
r
e
c
o
r
d
e
d
Iti
Pint
llnnk
|
on
JuoRmeni ny uefxsti
to aooounee that 1 nm n nof, otreru'iae
$2.75- 3.00, few $3.25, 10 do*. $2^ 0I ui
I
p a g e s 112 to 11T o f th e p u b lic
he entere I llgilinst >ou.
eaiidi.b i. for re-election to the of- Will
-AU'
r e c o r d s o f Sem i n o l o
Fount).
2.76, few $3.n0.
It
|
e
Ordered
thal this Notice
fir,- of foiinty t'cmmlsslnnor lr.Mii
F
l
o
r
i
d
a
:
puhllehoA tn 13m Hanford Her
Dlstro'l No 4. euhjeet to ttie dr- he
(
e
n
d
in
a
n
y
amt
all
o
t
h
e
r
p
e
r
so
n
s
a newspaper published In
elslcti . f Hie xoteri In the Demo. :i 1,1
County, Florida* nnie uti.l p a r t ie s w h o s e hanirs a r e u n
1‘ i imurv \i
h e ld oil J un e H"I111Iiol..
cru u
or
c l a i m i n g n ny
rsrli
w
e r k . for Iho pi ilnd of two k n o w n , hut Inc
3th. \ 1 ». \b2 H
month" next ittunedlalely aitecred* | rlwht. title o r Interest In uud tu
It r. w iifti:p t:u
■ th e Minds h e re in a b o v e d e s c r i b e d ,
EAD LLOYD’S ADth. date hereof
IN WITNKSH WII ftllftOF, I have *»e a n y p a i l nr p a r c e l then -n f.
K llit T i l ft I .K U I X I .A T I lif t
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fur
less
th
a
n
th e pric e
Heal
of
t
Ills
Circuit
I'atirt
at
mV r iiulhlm y
for
th** Holla r o f
l o t the t'u url H o u s e
at
H an ford,
nl all vox -\n i\ mrnihri n* HautorU, Heniinuti* t'onnty, Florida. ' Fl.l, bln. on tltn 6th d a y o f Mtirrh,
o
f
on
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llroiip If imndnatrd I plnlat*
Fieri; of t'trcuil
Fottrl, I A. I' I92X. un.l llie n and th e re
(tty I"* -t i’t"f»o 11» |n 11*<halif nf
I Ji ,.:tj—fieiplttc'.u
Fouui),
Florida oink.* a n s w e r tu the IdM p f c o m *«f Hrmimdr Cmu»ii >
Tin'
you
In
By A M. WftftKR | pla in t e x h l l d l e d a g a i n s t
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order
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S e m in o le I
r
VIVftNTY "Till III) Jl HIFI-AL Fltlni! Rsisolilio tax
I’ l csFH f
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and
fur
H.iiiltiultVs.
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r 9-vin rl
Fount), on (Ids the 26 Hi (luy of
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Iiefeudant.
o •dfuplirili d i a l «
Junuai), A I) 1926
•Jicin.it »rF Pi'lti.li'ATIflN
:\ I t J r .
ft \V
DOl.’
Ot.AHH
V.
ft
T in : hTATB OF Fl.oltll)A TO:
F l . r k o f the Flrcutl t'uurl
T t.. IT'Nt). sml all perxulis IIIo f tlie 2Jrd Jndlcl.il t 'iilet,"Sl>-d Ip the following described
M ill S t l’ HIIINTRNUKtlT Ur'
cu lt o f th e State t.f Flurlproperi) -Mustrd Ip Keuilipitc Fulln' P I D l.lr INXTIIM TIU\
•In.
In
a n d f o r Hcmlnuls
I nm e tandldiitn for rc-el-rtloo 11 i'lorhto. iii*wIt
t blunt)
Lot V. nf Itlnck 10. Tier 13 of
to the otflce of r 'pcrlnirmtcnt of
Hy
A »l WFftICH.
U< minute Park Hanturd. Florl
onhtio tnctructln.. for Hctnlnol*
D.'PUl) F ie , li
d.i. nccftdlna to pint thereot
i*notlty. ailltjeel to Hi* Hemocrat..
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duly of record among Iho Pub
1’ iltnnry. Vour support xln le apD
e
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t
SPF.N'FFR.
lic Records of Seminole Uounlir*-ciateU.
S o l i c i t o r s amt o f t 'o iiu s c l
i). Pint Ida.
T W » * WTOM.
fn r the t 'o niulu Ipa nl.
tails I und ! of Long's First
r u n T ilt: LftUIXI.ATI lift
l w a y s timi and a c h y ? S t u d \
I' i
Addition to Hnnfurd. uruordlng
t h e r e b y a n n o u n c e ■ > e a m ll d a c )
y o u r kulncyx re w a l k i n g rigbt>
t ‘ l*
to pis I thereof of duly of
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line) s u b j e c t t o the w i l l o f Hi*' vnl
ords of Hcntllinla Fount)', Flori
a.
lOTIIft'IXV IXft
KNOWN
AX witia l o remain in tl.e b lo u J und n u U
, T h In th e p r i m a r y o f J un e K.
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NF 1-4 .if NW 1-4 of NW t -4 of
SCHOOL
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OF
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Section
T,I|I 20. S 11. .31 Kaat
o i . f. c o r v r v . i t .o i i i i i i ,
l u ll NKRIlirt*
comt.pin>; lo acres. Hltuat* Is
(iixilucM. A cu m m u n w a rn in g ia tow
KCIIOOI. IIONItK.
h r r c ti y a n n o u t . e e m y rsnrttilaey
Kemltinlc t'otinty. Florida.
freq uent, sca nty or buttling xecrctiuo*.
N n llc c Is h crcliy g l x - n Hint » * n lthe o f f i c e o f ftherlfj o f HrmltiTills In In ulie Notice, that upon
’.ASH
by
tit**
t f o u h t y s u b j e c t t o Hie v•til nl ■he |«lly_.tn> Ilf IV'Oembcr. A. D ad liirtx xx III i— ra ce I Veil
Use D o tin 'i H ill* . / A n n a, a s tim u
n f P u b l i c I n s t r u c t i o n fur the
v o t e r s at th e J u n e I'linu ir y.
lOiJ. Hi foregoing suit wss com- Ftlnnrd
lant
diuretic,
increase
tlie
s
o
c
te
l
io
a
o
u
n
t
y
o
f
Hem
I
toil
a,
Hint
a
nf
FJnriJ. F McCLKU.AN'D
no .ice,1 ip tkl- Fourt und His proai iii* offlee
of
ilia ftuiierlH* o f the kidney * a nd aid in tile elim in a
peilv Ite-ciilied It*' rein before ha* its.
tc nitsut o f
Pu blic
Iti.-tr(ir-xlitit tif
t o n ri.fttm i t i k t i t r o i't r r
tion o f w aste iinjHiiitiea. Tit*)* ar*
In ch b-vl* il upon In pursuance of aniil
F
o
u
n
t
y
;il
th
e
F
o
u
t hereby mniounco tin curutlduc) tlie
veil
nt aUsolinirpt I*sued Hatifntil. Hem ln ole C o u nrtty , HFo ul osreid aIn, praised the world ov er. A tl( gcuT
Dfi
f-.1- the office of elotk, nf Hie Inn ell*.
' k )jS >«ni
or before
the
expiration
o f ruifhkctl
<’ii cult 4'otirt. »uhj*et to tin. iicHun
'Then fore, yon und each of you oil
the
f ir s t
..t the totere *X the June t'llomO non »M p* fs'-its claiming uny Inter th ir t y (3U) <lu)s f r o m
h llcn tb in o f Hits Nutlca ami unlit
It. It I. If AH.
est lu Ho above described property pu
PII-L.S 'I
ten
u
V
lo
c
k
in
th
e
f
o
r
e
n
o
o
n
in,, berel.y ordered to tie and up- M a rch 18, 1928 fn r th e p u r c h a s e onff
ii
KOIl T llft LftUIXI. ATI It *
60c ’ I
p, »r b, ton- the Flrcnjl C.'ourl. lu
t liortby unin-um* tn> esndldacv and for Heintnnlc Fount V. Florida, 120 ,0ml on Hpcchtl T a x Helmut tils i
a
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■‘taints or demands ugiilii't >-ald ford Seminole Sniinty.' Florid*.
1968. tlie p r in c ip a l u nd Intereat o f
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DOUOLAHH.
estate:
Clark of Fir Hit Fourt. Hem- s a id b..nds to lie (is) a b le al the
You. and each of jou. ure herrh)
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Founty.
Florida. Nalintiul Park Ra nk in thn t’ lt y nnd
•Pllfled and required to present
York.
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bond*
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.my clulnia nnd demand* which >«u.
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o f the i 'lr e u l t F o o r l o f HcmMinte
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Hit KOItINHON. deeeased. kn- of
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S. mlltnje t'otlhty, Florida.
Hie w iijgiN p f i v u i Z" n in n r o N .
o f . Mi s s i s
T im m sun,
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lion. Ja*. fl. Hhamn l'ouiit> Judge IN TI1ft FlltFFIT O ir ilT OJ H o f f m a n uf N e w Y o r k C it y . N e w
HI.'MINtlLK COUNTY. FUlltlDA.
,,f HemItmle County, at his offi ee In
Y o r k , s a id b un ds
to
b * sold f o r
1he Coutity Courthouse In Hemlttoie j k s' i‘ I:i Ikon *b t a n l a u d i. ik b i s - d e l i v e r y w ith in t w e n t y (10) d a y s
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HFUANFB COMPANY, u ForporutiintiUis from the date hereof.
n f hid Is giv e n , fta rh bid m u s t he
ili.n,
Futntilalnanl.
Dated February 10th, A. J»
a ccom panied by a ce rtifie d check
FISTULA
JUNA LOWKV PAI'NVI tllTII,
In the sum o f 1600.oo m a d * p a y a b le
L T.ONH «ndV M. A. LONfl, his to
A b e ,It ala w e e k s i a % a
Kxeeutrix of the Krlnte of T wife,
tttc o r d e r o f th e H o ar d o f P u b
JAMP.H
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and
W.
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lic in s t r u c t i o n f o r
th e C a u n t r nf \t In t e r P a r k erame in ei
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P. HOHHlTRIt. De fondants.
INHITN. Iterensed
lie Ik
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F lo r id a , a n d nf r e n a l I ra n k le ,
NOTIPB 43P MAHTftll'H HAJ.K.
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Ronnl $8 . per
week. Meals $ 7.00 per wiek.
TH nE E , five, or ten year loans
LODGE
Room s: hy the night or weekly.
will lie considered
on
first
Icirf nmi Graham trucks. Mrs. McEwcn.
mortgages, Improved city proper
|13th Street. Phone 3.
ty. at 8 per cent interest. £ »«
14— R o o m s W ith o u t B o a r d
FOR KALE —2 acre lots. Fine j Rhodes Lickhart. Plume 882-4 .
«• CGV.'AM CO. Auto
truck land on Dixie Highway,
Ism! sheet metul work.. One bcnroor.i, 411 Park Ave.
Political Announcement
outside
city liniits. Electricity and
|h Avenue. Rhone 71il-W.
flowing
water
available.
L.
A.
i ’ o m r o r r . T v j i iic. b
l.r>— Apartment For Rent
I lit'irhv unnouncf imj* onndUlacy
(FORD RUICK CO.
Kcmtutl, 304 W. Second St. o r
fnr
i^spltcllun
*o IhP office of
|2 Macnol'.j A . e.
TWO rooms nnd bnth nicely fu r Phone 190-W.
County Jmliif i>f Hfniinritf Oouniy.
I’ uone 307.
Floriild.
Nulijpct
to the will o f i h i
nished. Private entrance and
I Jftnuci At Ic Viitri m tif
Hfr.llnoli
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age.
I.iglils
nnd
water.
Very
lUPS-MA RMONS
22— Rco> E s t a te T o E x c h a n g e I’nuiit), It) Hit* 1 >fmoor:itlc Primary
ele*'tloo
l«r h**ld Jilt)#* f.th. 192^
reasonable. Also four rcom unlord Automobile Co.
J AS il. HIIAUOM.
house. Mrs. Muffltt.
bulu Ave.
Rhone 137. fum ished
W ILL T R A D E — several beautiful
I ..
Rhone 42A-W.
building lots for well located
[Ursa Service
i n n t a x ru i.i.r.iT u n
1 wih11 in' itnuuuy««-«* thnt 1 am a
F'urnisiied
housekeeping
apart grove or farm. Give complete in
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a t o f «*r fp-tlF Plliiii
to
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alntlnp: Interior Decment: $14 monthly. All conven formation as to what you have o 'fic i * n f T a n i.’ ullriclur o f B im lu *
Vcp' reasonable. Phone iences. 301 Cor. 6 th & Palmetto. when answering .this nl. State ol*i C oil l i t ) , nylijrrt to I hr a c t i o n
fi. A. Halverson, 708 W.
number o f acres, location, price, o f th e v o t e r s In tL,i l# r m o c r m t lf
TW O bungalow apartments.' Neat mortgages, etc. Address II. R. rare r r i n m r y t o t»* h rld In J un r.
Y o u r s u p p o r t w ill
wpprrt.lat^d.
ly furnished and desirably lo
JNO. i» JtNKlNS
Tim lleruUl
Ime and very lit tle m o n e y cated. Phone 99.
|l<l tliinirs new h y u s e o f
W ILL TRADFJ— Equities in sever
r o l l TAX AH<iK.H9UR
ar Yaruixh. I .n e m ie r a n d Apartment nmi bedroom. 300 W.
I t»*•rr*t*> aiinoun<i* to t.*»® proplr
al
i,mid lots fut kiiiuII house. What
5th Si. Phone 36H-W,
of Hi'"iii Ino!** Cuu nl) that I nm a
oiil by S a lif o n l I’ n ln l &
have you. Give complete details as t-r mlnlalr f..r i.n an<** «ror autijrrt
jtr Co.. <;. II. S t u a r t , M g r
Furnished four room apartment to location, rfh ’®* mortgages, etc., to thr drclrloii of thr Votil* In
In rn.uTolli rrlmnry to br hr Id
lit. St.
nmi garage. Close In. S3U month. when answering this ad. Address the
hi .Inn** of ii«l* vi-nr. 1 hiv# llvr*l
In Oranuv u»id Srmlnol© countlr*
Box 29 care The Herald.
Ruiscl. F a r m s ,
G r o v e s , Phone 190 W.
for in yi-ars
1 htivo iirrvrd
1 110 N. I'.trk A v e . P h o n r
dim
nf) torn mlsnloflrr oil ctflU off
A LL modern conveniences, hot
fn r 1• > ra i n l h:ivr matin m y IIv *
wuter, down town locntiiA.. newly 23— Wanted Real Estate
Inft ruUiriK vt«> l> ntid cltrur fruit
a
n«) la rniliia ! |o oposr to Irl nvnry
furnished, each apartment with
PUT PRINT SHOP
tnujiayrr r.n n
hit* prOLortiuiiat f
private
hath.
Price
very
reason
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TO
HEAR
from
owner
IKfvlce or. any thing in
Milan* of lau"* *»> vlrwln«c thr pro*
party
p«i,rnoii!»ll).
Vour aupport
having good low priced farm for
Call 8G4-J.
A phone call will get able.
Will hr rt)>|jf‘tu‘lMt
snip. W rite full description nnd
Phone 417-W. 9 RnilK If. KITsBKk:
Nicely furnished apartments with lowest cash price. John II. Huker,
nil modern conveniences. Phone DeQueen, Ark.
r o l l x T V i'K ' i.K O IM .A T t’ HK
|IT YOUR .It'D W ALLS 70. Cal! at 318 Palmetto Ave.
1 wlsti lo announce m y candid acy
i l NEW W ALL PAIN T
fo.*
the Slut* 1 ctK*lntur* (Group
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to
buy
desirable
small
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PNG NEW AND BKT- 1G—Hoases For Rent
htPAe. Will exchange a large de- till)
prim ary, to h* held In
l FURTHER IN IO R M A - Furnished bungalow opposite Bali siruble home down town fo r pay
|ALL PHONE 236-J OR , l urk. Inquire J. A. Sands, 32.1 ment ami give very reasonable
|C. COELER, SANFORD
terms lo pay (he tlifference. Ad
Sanford Avenue. Phone 4130-J.
FOII n i l NTT iONINIIbSlOXKH
dress for appointment: , 204 IV.
I v mh lo announce that I uni a
H ouse -1405 W. 1 st St. Apply K e n t Kith St. Sanford.
rnmllilutr
tnr the office ef County
Bkl’ G STORE— PrcP
h
one
17.
Yule. Works.
r«»nini(ssl«ner from Dlsttlrl No. s.
M. Re’j gs, Soda. We are
10 or 15 acre celery farm . Must Hiitiject io the dePlaloli of the v o l
i ynur plume, flail 103.
ar* ta the Democratic IVtinury to
TW O room cottage, modern, rea
lie cheap, well located on paved
sonable to right party. Positive road and not isolated. Address 1*. tie held <-n June 6th,.4. A.6 . D._jj>-*
l*OJ»n,
PG III.Ol'KS— Irrigation
ly mi children. 2960 North Grand O. Box 1195. State prices, terms,
J**i general cement work.
p o ll c u ft.v n A saftsxon OP
Avenue,
and full information.
IConcnt,. Co. J. E. TerTANKS
I
u M i in Hnmiunrn tn t b s pt.opt*i
Pri[>. 3rd nnd Mm.
Several nice unfurnished houses 24—4 coIh For .Sale
n t Herat noli- t 'n u n t v t h a t ' r i S U " *
cnnilblnt.' Dir re-elertlon to lb* Of*
Hoofing The Hoof Ev- — in .Edgewood fo r $35 per month.
fire
T j i A , « r » i i f , sutijert t* Lb*
A lso two bungalow.'' in Pinehurst F'OU Rale t>r Exchange fo r Auto. c W l s IIlf
n i) ..f the i n t e r s In the n e m o ,
Metnl
shingles
unfurnished Tor $3U per month.
Larjtv comet' l"t
fa cin g .ca st. c r u t l r I T I m u f > m i»^ Iitld in J un e
Min ',ii and gulvinizrd
VA- UQ IIAK i
Bond 4 Mortgng** Go.
Hus small *.tof*e and gnragu on o f ,tkla >>n r
F» Janies H. Cowan. Oak Sanford
•— ...... - s 1"■ —
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fame. Magnolia Ave.. Flvuns nd|Jhir,i si. Rhone 111.
FIVE room house and garn gi. ?Of,
f o ii n .ftiiK o k r o t n T
dition. Box 182. t o Thc Herald.
I hi reby nnnmnu’e my caaolaary
W est Sixth St. Apply R. I>cv;
GRAPH -re,.ailing, piano
for rl- rb of tlie ilroult court sub
PA R K AVEN GE IX)T, near 13tb ject to the will of th* voter* In
lbJ experts with 17 years Valdez Hotel.
the
primary to lie V 1'1
Street, facing east. W ill sell on JuneDrnioeralln
n. Sanford music store TW O 5 room bungalows $ 25. per
6.
I will upgreetkt* T*ur
easy
payments.
Dcsiruble
location
la °PPe. Room 10 & ll Mcmonth. W oodruff's sub-division,
n. a r j m i
fl'xde, Plume 832.
for pretty home. Box 25 care The •X,pvnnRhone 135. T. A. Brothorson.
Herald.
Volt rtllN T V KIIONUCCTISC
S'K'^ of u|| kinds. 5 room house furnished.
Phone
ATTOII ft V
OAK
H
ILL
LOTS:
The
best
loca
Paint & Wall Paper 805-W.
I hereby take thl* nvthnO of tienouncinr
my
candidacy for
the
tion in the subdivision. Price $C50
office nf Cnuttty Drnaecuting Attor
2 fi room houses $ 20. month.
I i-ach on terms o f $ 19.00 cash and ney. subject to the Democratic
TH Service of nl, kind,
Stores $ 15. per mo., each. W. $ 10.00 monthly. Address Post O f Primary. 1 will appreciate nu'
or 3302. C. E. 9th SL Apply 805 W. 9th St. fice nox 431, S a n fo r d , Florida. auppurt given mo by the people
and assure tliem, )f elected, will
Klve to thr duties nf the offlee mV
Phone 239. K. Arcs.
Palmetto Avenue lot, facing eaat, *eey best s e rv lrr.^ R
'Van led Male
FOR R E N T: 5 room bungalow.
with 76 feet frontage, can be
two bed rooms, bath
dining bought fo r $ 1,000. Address owner,
_ Otari fl)(. lt 0J|yWooJ trip.
r u n (XKitK o f n n r p i T c o p iit
room, living room, and kitchen. Box 24 care The Sanford Herald.
I w l s b to a n n n u n e e t h a t I a m »
energetic and able to
o a n d b t a t e f o r r e - e l e o t l o u l o th e pf
r ^ A p j l y 214 E. First, Garage. Located on Palmetto A ve
f
i
e
* o f f 'l e r k o f thn C i r c u i t Court
nue in
Sanford Heights. $25 26—Miscellaneous For Sale
nf S e m i n o l e C n u n i y . F l o r i d a , attliJeel to th e d e c i s i o n o f t h * D e m o
monthly,- Rhone 148.
ri THIS
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H AIR co t s i c
317 E. 5th and c r a t s V o t e rs o f H e m ln o l* C o u n t y . INTtT
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C l k f l T l T JN AND FOR HFMIN>*»e 35 orders j>er FOR REN T— Five room - bunga
lin n l o l r held o n J u n e M b , A. D.
O L f t _ COUNTY,
FLO RID A. . I S
low, unfurnished. $ 25.00 per
fmni motorists. More
F IL lN F ftltY .
F'aying Grocery Buainem. Good
A
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K.
DOVflLASfl
M |1.DM Fit O A I . B , ronipUiMianl
*,r m . Item "E l#ctro. m outh;. Located at 2121 Palmetto
location. Address P. O. Box 763.
Trouble.]ipht.» H etaib Avenue. Get the key at The Her
r o liT t ix iiiK r "'
• • i JOHN J. OAf-K. I V f-n d a n l.
a can didat* fo r th e o ffice
DIVORCB.
BOAT P o l l S A L E ? 30 foot bridge o f t S hnm
tj? \'lrht- Demonstrator ald office.
e r i f f - a n d w i l l ap p re clr.1 * avuO R D F.Il I.F P P R M F A T I O N
deck, cruiser, thirty inch draft, port tu t b « < Ulw Vl luugcv. .
:
C\o
guaranTOr > JO HN
J. O tr.K.
503 W . Third St.
Lmobliet
(L cjrn l
ln T i n :
BABY
chicks.
Tancred
strain
W h lte ~ -I^ g h o r rx r- - $ 14.75~ "b e r
100; Rhode Island Reds, $ 10. per
100. Circular on request. Guy L.
Blackburn, EUenton, S. C.
F L O R ID A
GROW N
non-blight,
good
eating
Pear:
Stuart
Pe
lacements
cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums,
|sport come to Canaveral Pruned, $ 4.00 to $ 0.00 per dozen,
(for deep sea fishing. $ 10 . delivered. \vm e us. Reeve Nurs
»y. Daily trips. Enquire ery, Cottage Hill, Fin.
Ith. Cocoa, Fin.
(Legal Notjcea)
PoUtlca! Announcements
FOR SA LE — 100 W hite Rock
choice yearling hens. Price rea
son able. M. G. Cam pbeli, 1215
Dougins A ve., near Rail Park.
FOR R E N T: 8 ma«* autre (loom*, reasonable. P. 0 . Box 038,
1-------------- or O ffices. V$ry attractive. Phone FOR S A L E —Good Ford Delivery
864 J .
truck, |8 .00. 25 Foot M otor Boat
MORTalmost new. Make me an o f f e r
19—Houses
For
Pale
112 Second
J. A. Cole. Lincoln H o te l.____ •,
FOR S A L E :--S m a ll cottage o i t i p j ^ t y 0f WOOD A C O A L at D a
improved ■business
A lso will
Magnolia^ Avenue now rented.
hari'a Wood yard, 9th A Cyawutrity.
Built on rear o f lot. Plenty of preas. Phor.a 38C-M.
toom fo r another houa* In front,
Seeds
dan be bought for $3,600 09 terms Confectionery Stand for H a lo Will
« 650 cash nnd 4.10. pgr month. t 318. 1-S Sanford Av 4
v
Address Box 431 care The Herald. teach candy making.'
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Languid?
ti.K tiK
ctn criT
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Health
HINTS
Foreclosure t*cd
Hale *n ter«d In
tio* above entitled causo on the
i j t h ,«l»y o f Ja n u a ry , A. p . Itux.
I. us Hiicctxl ■Jtasiuj Mi C h a n t e r ) ,
mi ) l. inils) th e 6th day
March,
A. I* 1916. sanic being u Rule Day
of lltl* Fourt ntnl
a le g a l sales
,|ay. ill front Of' the Fou rt H ou se
at Hanford, HemlnoD FoUnty. F l o r
ida. uill o f f e r fnr sale
tn
thr
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a l l re e tst t r e a h lr a , th e re w an
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n r e n llt h a n d lra p p e d l a h i*
Me w an a l i e n a entente
ealeale lirlgallM
was teed m ( by
a a d t h r f la ia la
a n a h n la n f m eth od s. Mia
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r e a a l a l r d l a a a eh a w a y a a l a
ra n a r t h r rv aaa llp atlo a.
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b o w e ls w e re n o rm a l. S l a e s l le a m an
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I I A M f a r w h a t k a d kern* dawk (ad
h o a r d o f p p i i l i f i n s t r u c t - klas. a l t h a a s h h e la a p e e r a m a .
T h e a d d re s s ml flats ( e a t W m a a , %{
ION FOII T l l f t C O U N T Y O F HKM*•> b r o h la la e d k» 6 * y o a e t a l e r - ,
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Dr. Jo«- I'orxola MoweM. 4A ) ease
It) F R I ' D T. W II.I .I A M K .
greet I,— la D H a a d * .
F h a lr m a n .
ia aoaa-aaralewl o f f l e e f t
A11 e a t :
o f Stooanrh. b e wet a n d r e n a l
T XV. L A W T O N .
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WM.
Vaa46 vx.lll h r sb rg '
S e c r e t a r y o f th
t h e ll«
H oard.
Secretary
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XIX-
SANFORD FLORI
2k
Jordan Begins War Upon
Delinquent Autoists Who
Have Not Procured T a g s
OLD ORD
R1DAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1928
NUMBER 142
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
STRIKE PROBE HOOVER STAND F°mi!yH°!?s§eim!onI ° [l HUNDRED
REVEALS EVIL ON LIQUOR U W i ^ V ^ o f C S , IMPERILED BY
BLAST IN MINE
MINE MENACE WINS ACCLAIM
< s,
|
I
•’ll It ‘Atin . Fell.. 21—t IN S )—- | Mured out at her.
W ith the a rrest of six persons one must hare n'tftg for their cars :
vears
ngo8hr askeil for the childrenThirty
yearsjiK
" - hack •••
in ISPS 1yesterday and another this m orn or suffer the corise<iUenc)'N"
Replying to thu excuses of s imr
different era.
era, in
in aa ........
different
'wen**Early
ing, L. E. Jordan, auto tng insper
tn p .uijeivm
“v e n t to sleep" they . . . .
. Morning Explolo r ' f o V t h U d U t r i e t u X y rcirer* that 'they - r e « & l y unaiTe S e n a te ln v e s t i « a l i n KC o m m it- ( a b i n e . ^ l c m b e r M as U a in e d life. aft. i forty yeais of I m p p i - Imt now grown into young
s i o i l E lltO .m n S O V C r
linel Simmons,Who uted. his
t,i, .Litrrininntion
to prosecute'
prosecute' to
to buy
buy tag* at this time. Mr. .lorte e In te r v ie w s W o r k e r s O n
S e tm in ij M ira c li B> J d
R
determ ination to
P o s itio n O n T o u c h y M a t t e r f a *
>'•> ’ " ’i'1*
th men and women. line was hast ly
HundredWorkersln
fas FormerLeader, nil persons In this county who have dan declared that under such cir- ( o n d i t i o n s W h ich E x is t In W
llh o u t O ff e n d in g A n y o n e ,
« ‘ i,t out fm* Mrs. C am . Sil , -ummi..,".1 tr
not yet purchased ll»2h licenses for cumstanccs the cars must not he
P e n n s y lv a n ia C o al F ie ld s
Depths Of Coal Pit
____
• tlery or Cmpenlcrnvillc, hid . and
»*•■'.w » “d
im lm i
•edicted Eventual th eir mnehines.
' ' '
’
operated Until licenses are obtain*
' A V, uni.n was la id today. Mrs.
'Assisted by deputiea from the jed.
*
.
Miner’s Wives Tell
Both Wets And Drys .v|.e beciyne blind. Sh-ne blind.
eath Of_ Klaneraft sheriff’s
office. Mr. Jordan for the
Offenders appeaririR Thursday
, Veins passed thirty uf them
Sillcry gazed at the house, tlrOf Police Brutality
Pleased By Reply long and torturous and suddenly ' ynnl, the chickens and the sun. All
p
. p a rt two .weeks have been busy before Judge Janies G. Slmron were
/
m aking personal calls and giving I released with payment of casts.
*
,
her prayers were answered an I laid changed. In a shocked voice
*
fjnn| warnings to those who h a d ' fines heinR suspended upon promise T »U r O f D is tric t Is CondUClCu Practical Toliticjans Grant Mrs. C arrie Sillcry ionl.1 see. sfic flu* i* primanded her •daughter for
not procured tags.
With the i to secure license at once. Others
Bv Unions: Operators Will Hoover Tho PalmJnMoeiing was sleeping of an afternoon, j having bolihiil hair and short
completion of this task, the in -1wlm are hailed before the judge
Show Their SideTomorrow Sore Issue With Such Tact sleeping life'll a comb troni uliic'l skirts, of •nurse she' knew the Rescue Outfits Blast
Way Towards Those
••felt" i| I til seeing it wa- differ.sin* sii\\ <»ii!\ tlurknuHw Sin*
Members For »P«*tor said-prosecution wiu now 1may not expect such lenient treathe pushed to the limit.
i »nent as heavy fines are pm milled I |»lVTStlVIUJH. Feb. 24.— (IN S) I WASHINGTON Feb. 21 (IN S) A p uiviiur Huroam hrmujlii Ium ■lit.
res
Entrapped In Shaft
“ No I hn\c never seen a movie.
is no excuse for drivjfur and the court has Riven indication | -W |t||j
,|alf ,,our*A nuto.
llertK*:-. Ilet.ver appeared today husband, (’harles Sillery. int. I In*
ringing About Its ••There
niktomobiic without a new li- that they may be imposed. ( ourt
.......................* . . .
r . halve aceaiinplishod the seonlillR ^la.oijt.
I
want
to
mv
tills
Charlie
Chaplin
_
JKNNY LIND* Ark., Fob,
" W . I.n w lc o .t, »l..no « r , m M ........ ........, ....... e t.l-l.u .*1.. o n - " , I
Itimate Downfall , e " T .
miracle of staitinR his position on
"Churhe Flmrlie I tan -<•>•. and that young imtii Valentino
2 1 . — (I N S ) — T w e n ty J n in e r e
I tried to l»e fair, have Riven ample i 418. which with fines added, will i the w orlds richest
industrial
con
dol'd"
-Hi,
tin'
children
d
id
n
't’tell
hildtiou W
without
luortully IIIof - 1I she HHiuimi
muttered nil
iucolicirxllv
.* *
1 ... 1,-,-tnrL'M IMT'htlDltlOll
IW\I»Ul lUOItUlly
wmji m n in her•
upt“ iK-lievotl t<» bo d e a d ill
J u n t a . g »» F el). 2 4 — w inning and now we m ust see the constitute a heavy penalty for in*
'T’lrndTh ur . ^ . i ? r a l S 7 ” I fending either the fanatical Dry’s j«>. Hul -Mrs. Siller* Mopped. It me. I w aul to *ee an i* v'plane. I M aim C oal .Mine* No. A h e r o
have heard of them.
and
bmtk
h
uM*s
squat
iroxlly
tn
a
tt.,.inKil,g
Wets.
"»-•**,
•
!«.,.
In'
before
he.
.
T
hi.
fro
m
a
'
1HW
enforced.
This
means
everyfraction
of
the
motor
tng
law.
I) _ F.m eiK iiik
fo llo w in g a n ex p lo sio n c a n y
veritnhle ocean of slimy mud.
.....
* ^
......
man had white hair, wes a bub*
"I want to see autooiobiles, no
fo llo w in g ! ;
Neither side is entirely satisfied, Hooped about* the shinildei-. «h-*i pretty dresses, and cinors
fccar silen ce
edlurs lots <
i.l•! ; to d ay w h ic h
ni t
^
The seen)* it ilitiR.v. n six by eight
cithdrnwal from the Kii
1kitchen is in one <•f the barracks. bat. neither side is entirety dis- remembered him a.* a | c5»um n* in ! colors. I want to see bright thing-.
thiiiR*. ’’’'A1’ .....
b
la
s
tin
g
t
h
e
ir
c
... i w itn i.iipointetl.
Hence the practical poll.
A. woman, .her. face
scarred
••
w ant tt<*
»ee the
Hn* <oand
Grand |t'ntiyon.
Klun. C olonel W illia m
f Washington were rea.lv " '«*
dink hair. Nocv In II want
- -ee
« ’ tn th o e n to m b e d m e n .
the heavy lines of toil, her hands jj today t.. accord the palm to the bail was white. Mi* Mlleiy h ad . Mountain^.
mountains oOh.
h . II just
to; ww ant •to^ ! ,,*,,0 . tod s h o r tly b e f o re 1IOOII
washiiiR
clothes
in
and
see
and
see,
I
Rnnrled
from
cM.in,t 1 andidalc for the Presi- wl into •• u d rrer He. n«n b a i r a n d see and see. ' have I L '* ,. t h a t 105 o f t h e im p e rile d m U K
^ror". today predicted
years, Ih
lb-ail
hot tubs of water, holds a >«u»b
f( ) <h|VW,lm,M („ handling was white and a different fa re | for years.
ad in this lit le h o u n . # t.“ l hji(,
in#SCUeil. A b o u t
f a t l y d e a th o f t h e o r d e r
linby gill in >Ci .ums. h ie * ®1 an exfd.isive spliject.
- ■
—■— :’„S of these wen- injured in the ex
he la u n c h e d b e n e a th
wife of one of tlie stri ng
, , |VS jU,f,ih|j* piofessed n n i 1 • m p i f , n i r i n n i l n m
irtlt
rr/\
C > r 'I r# r ' plosion and others were suffering
lurninu c ro s s
on
A op.
lone M o u n tain in 1 J 16*
on
favm the repeai of tho Kighteenth I p r k r x i C l | | i n | | C l 1 M I V ‘T A D T I I
C l A V E R ’ '" e - of the
said th at tho
llaim* th
kitchen so th at Aiiur.dment. and th at lie was
|M Vl I ^ l i l l i S l l r l l l l l i
I H i l l ; 11 u L A I E l l . explosion was cau*ed bv escaping,
™trf*Khnc^ft."
«». piondlm
M TTo
Io.su,;
Maonv
IM cndings
o is
s u tj; m
n y tj (;ovcrnm«.l.D,o arcs.Th.l there is barely
}il uccroU
«'f
Jlf
Purely room to breathe
iirvumv jt f
,,f (|u,
and sincert*
gas F.xadlv lift men were workin denouncation of th o se ’,
I’lcnK A n d M o tio n s ArcHled , He Will Make 2nd Effort me four members of the Senate j
t.nu.nt
tag in >lmft
and these were
f all laws enacted
h.. charges with reducing o .
Coal Committee. R epresentatives. , , (,U|1()(
trapped bv the blast
t
B.RUfSELS. FcJ>. ’-’ I tIN S t
powerful organization to a | .Following the filing of various
uf the United Mine Workers and
|-)la.
,,|lK|aiim<l tlicnisehe*
F.very minei in the district and
*picas and*'motions attacking th e, Huron Wrangel. who eommunde I newspapermen. Outside a group o f , v|l, |sfj,,,| „ j t |, t |„. f,„ t th at Mi *
•
.
1
-*•
f “bleaching bones.’’
volunteer* were hurriedly formed
K h n e r n m e n l K x p e rls E x a m in o C h a s e I e n d s T o T h e S lu m s OI into rescue parties and an entrunco
an exclusive interview with 15 indictments, which have been! one of the “ White" armies which
|ll(,
ragtag
children
keep
up
a
hum|
|,„,v
,
onspicuously
diil
not
enForrest
Uike
j
tre
il
to
overthrow
tin*
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p
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its
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ic
a
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rk
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re
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n
fe
s
s
o
r
atioiml News Si i vice, Colonel returned against
,|IVI|U. wisdom of tlm
officials i Soviet Government, told In te rn a -' drum noise. They try to poke their
H
a n k s Hv Ite
p utdld
O f C rin tri I s lU d in g F r o m A r- V,as l,lasted into the tomb where
...........
K ep
d ic a n P a r t y
miners were trapped.
I .!>, .rtto n ,»rt A. K. K „ . '■ »
"
’”
th‘ , door and one tiny \-.dst«ad Act. nor ilid In* state, i*
rest. Expected Any Moment theThis
W h ich A m o u n te d T o M illion
f Hiram \\ .Kvans, imperial uf the Seminole f ount} n« A. Hum, News hervtce today ha b,
^
„
enabled B'5 to make thfiC.
nn outer fringe s tr ik - 1
invited him i*>
k|d, in
in bailing
the masK
mask iront
from Circuit
another
,i nand
* their
mi n, ^families
anil hover
wav
thmuyfb
the rescue tunnel.
bailing the
1 i|vl,u ’<m „t recessed aJrU \n > I ',,•
. only awaiting
• '" “ ..... ••■••
•■ . ( o ,p,„
niiners
,|til, |„. would oppose >t
NF.W \O R J\. Feb Jl
(IN S) |
W ASHINGTON Feb _M ilN M
Twenty Others are still unaccount
l.„ ............ "... .Ill»"» «' * 2 7 3 1
«■
• » '> “ * * « • » ,
...... . Llh n .l, . A m .-, . h . «
' m
II, ........
«■...... -I
the Senate*' seaicli for new Sparvl» for On* fiend who callously ed for! however, and it was bellcV,h , ...........
s ”d“ k
, * S l » ( ....... ...
lKl" " "
.....
Ir..,. ,.f «...Vlsfn.m « h l,h It.el pan of Hie Itorali ipieslloi
im es o f'th e ( oiitiin ntal Tiadimr m urder,,1 Mi-* M arua.et Brown,,
file
pleadings
itV
answer
to
tin
The
Bur,,.,
claim
,
to
have
«•"
I
hnVo
been
evicted.
■
most sac led sentiment.
nail., and he wus similarly silen t'oiqpan'y's mysterious M.OHO.oi'U uolium l go,, , ness, by Ini,nine be, ml they are deifd.
Hundreds of people, member* o t
•ere -cnnilns „ow only the ,!tfftnw conUmttom.
• arm y" . f 40,000 men unde, h <|
a
streig.itforw ard man- on llie ipiestion of whether he be- likd ty bond "sliisll fund" was cent
death when she , misted his ad*. do- miners families and others,
A ttorneys representing the ac- jcommnnd. He says they ere scat- ( nt>) (hl.
lc||„ u story so lieteil in letting emit state estuoMhing b.*ne*,” *V vidd, "of a
The immediately gathered around th*i
Inlay upon I lie aicotmi* "> .‘v;),„es. centered today in
1gripping that committee members, ’ *h its own definition of wlml is
1 since dead aed dbtintcgrntcd lUl“ " bankers placed before the; I t«-retl over Europe but will
tin
Repuldaaa
National
,
'■•oimtl
'Sw
am
p
"
tla*
slum
*e,*ti'»i
of
New•"
’T
,o u rt numerous tlocunteUts nnu ; when he gives the command. Urn • | u p n r i c d with tram ping over „nd wlml i- not intoxu uting ln|u.n
month of the mine and urged on
tcc in tie I'nut menial n,„l ' on: n>k. N J.. and a reiidrxvonu of die rescue parties. As soon as
i"
! papers in their effort to pick some on Wranged says he is "patiently ^ , ;||J(1 vap,.v, and through oozing u,n!.i the F.ightcenth
>t ' I ' Vi i,uiaids and dope fiends
cnt. i.^cry
umenk of |. 'w
tllu indictm ent^, which waiting until the Uusbiuns rise u l‘ l mb(| ,|,al „|,|a ,Ucs up the trousers’ Thu* lie refused t>> mortgage In • n-crcial Tr„*t • mopany
conditions permit, member* of •*"’
eafnirem yc ix ivblntaptcou.
^ by j .peclal
The alenty of the “ luWli slaye,. ' t e sc tie pally will enter the sh aft
uguihst Bolshev am as they rose | )(
hang on her every ftilui< on l lie broad ,|iiesti“ii of logo.
studied
, ftlivei iinn iil expe, ts
tirn, of the KUn> o r i g i n a l , ^ of
jo ry .> J c a s in ugainst C z a rs in." He claimed that wi||()
h tor l.odies of lluy misI hidden in bis Id le r of «onfession. to s e a l,1
n,odifieati“ii.
Hisl
list of deposits made in tla*
»e nml program. •
v
motionn to dtlluli. thu l,is fight is not actually ugnin-t
wl.irh
he
env'lose,l
with
the
two
Eli
.. .» .
. •; * ‘.'V.
.
i "A inch ol - ulis were going j ftoyvn deep, tile l»rys aie a lit <acgu bank by ,
uepubiivM i,
;; " V
|K
j'soo banknote s lUg
c . S. MeCna. slip*rtrten,lent w
the ( soviets, "but j s u> give the • 11*4)1)11* t rum work hr uchbof
k~»>
S 'o , k “
m uit dlm nUifnil witti A'i ("ommitlni ill Ort. and Nnv It..,. ........................vl.-.. wsterdu}’, is lieinemerial of the o rig in a l,
(Ilf i esc ue division of the U. S.
he sent the pOlic,
Russians their liberty."
I letting
out." she says.
citing out.
. "They eulle.l ||i.,nci letter than are the Wets. In the latter month. th> Repah:i 11... . , | i,, he known and his airesl B una,, of Mines
I’ltt.h u rg i.
The defense demur
Huron
Wrangel
brake
his
s
lence
names
at
them
as
children
will
j
Bn,
the
lac,
is
„ot
being
p,"call
deposits
totaled
$
100
.
00(1
vvlel
f,lcd’ of the presentm ents
urtive in tin reconstruction 1red' to several
-luted
that
mine
rescue
ca r Nr*
..i,l\
hourno
ay
I in tin* South immediately fol- and in two ipstaucus filed motions of nuuily 10 year* when lie re Two of my children were in , be j claimed from , be housetops Ault | over the pvimd <d th I'.i'.’o cum
i; lo cated a t Ardinonx Oklu., would
li,ia
.ling
addi,
t
who
•
miles
ceived the correspondent at his y naip. l'ti, strike broukers. :,,l|*nloo„ l.eavoe ulltcials privately | pnigu. they , x, I'ede.l ., oilllno
lg Hu Civil War.
to elect the indictments.
1.. .,„ ., well to do. it a *t wealthy l>, dispatched immediately to th •
disappointment o u r ' dolla i *
villa in Cedes. Near Brussels, iH^rrou* In, ne,| and f red ,nl,*ibe voi, , d
ly I,an in* tla* musk." Simmons
-,,o i' ,.f tbt* explosion near Jenny
The bankers’ attorneys annooin - where he has been living in seclu rhildren N.'io was
I
vvns killed.
killed S.iiee .the f.» t that M, Hoover neglected
Ihiee thing- mud, the Sena, New X "■k family, aicolduig to the I o„l. Aik . when informed by In*
|id, "Ktaus
and his henchmen
s t n h n lu t v . T h e y -a y
..............................cd
there would be no further pleas
i
«
»
ll
to
soy
lie
believed
mud,fitly
in
ill
|
.I
i
i
-»
■V
New
•\\
I
Ilf
sion
w
riting
a
history
of
h
s
nml ami iron police came alone
! i'nhl„ i .ami- < “ iiiiuiit,
pul.b.h admitted that ,t had ^
StnU.*s AUomr> Millard H.
I d national N e w s Set vire of t h '
about dial lone I lushed out I wisdom of the \ 'dslead \*’t. .1* .,(,,.ti,ii w ith Intel,* i I' 11 - 1.. (It. t • >lilw (’,•mint ... f*«.i u a i e o t i . - w a s en ■tisiiytei today.
luwil fm dlegitimato purposes. .Smith naked for time to examine “white" army
a »' d
"I have iO.iMMi melt under my , the children The police warned n, | other t nnibdates, ,,n Itl.liliv: Sena ■VI,c- 111, f:IOII,IHUI deposit iii ,i |fl llill•i»•( \\ i'll** . |o*in at gI elided
[Klun it> it is now hnx forfeited the papers U'fore presenting his
McCan -luted he would notify
i e a t e r Ni-w
,„| ’ hn- \\ ,l!,s and Semitoi < ortis, I| • ingle month, exit, 11v tin, \ #*$•«.•* H' •»| »i»<l till III
command."
he
explained.
"They
(to
get
away
I
told
them
they
Clou
I, * llcrbei t at Vincennes. I lid .
|rr»iHst, and those who huve pleadings. Judge PeW ili 1 (,ruv,
he
t
l
o
o
k
e
d
o
a
t
o
f
voaiiiieiit vva* i it,-I iho l,.>"'i luaipaigo timl it Y»' 1k .mil th.it
are divided into squadrons. Each no right to mine on private pro| have do'ii'. lail sitcli .................
II. charge of the Arkansas d istrict
Ifht it* ruin and defiled its vir- i presiding because
while
within
sight
of
Judge squadron has its chief. Every aide, ,ly to lake the bread out of m,. made m die , oat,den........ to n a l la time when the Republican
\
1
1
IIIN
«’l‘Mt
ui Nit |0n* i
,,f i he di-astei MiTua had heard
[havc my -upreme contempt.
W right's disqualification, sut Mon
•. | u n i v e r s a l inn
an d
not
p u l d n l y . t i, i»iiiI l 'iMiiiiiitt, ,* faced a hug
f an M I* degree
nothing of the report.
1 K*ft lh. Klun in 11*2*2 because day afternoon for the state's refd>.( bodied man lias a job. Some are mouth- Hi...... . them grabbed me. ] tsmversuUnn
T lieu d i s a p p o i n t m e n t
lay
m th Second, il wus Ihi- hank
Wttlnn twenty torn hours lie
\ n automobile rescue crew • ta
uttei al.unduiimuiit of its The defendants aie selieduled to, ntW r*. Iiatgshoreinen and taxi | "I Ini Ium in the jaw with m* fact t h a t Mi ll o o v e i “ did out go ( i'ufi, it
drivel’s. Others are artors an I t re,• hand Then someth ng stnn l. . all t h e w a y " III e iu ln i- iiig p lid lih i. to which the lioiiiininii Bank of „ , ]| I,,- under u irest." t ’aptain .lidin li.,n at MiUallister. tlkla.. prob
|iurpo.*e To have remained arraignm ent on Tuesday if
the
I'aiiiiili, shipped mule than
i ,| l .nnl,. "f Traiqi It, New Jersey ably the nearest to the wene or
^tnbei would Imve been to roin- court finds the indictments valid. painteis Each contributes one per the back t -my head and I vn, tio u " a s is "
police. d< • lure.l this •H orning. the disaster, was aboard the re»«
cent ol Ids salary for the cause of uncon-cioti-. When I came t \ a j The lloovei letti'l w.i« I he mh :.2<l.:t|ti in lU'JI in 11, li.ilf of the
h>l».<iuy and to have eonAt yesterday’s short session, victory. When one fulls sirk he i» pan of lumdciiffs were on " > 1
(‘otil 11,,'iitul Tradine
•'oinpaiu | •••|'||(. (ll;,,, „h o , oeuiillted this cue , ai a t Anliimre, Met’aa subl.
I s niiimimeatul deeejition pci I„,ke and Key were represented
joct “ I I'onsitlernhlc argument ami Ihiid. the Repiildican Natimm! |li|)(. |f>
v „u report- Tin* two crews will work tngvthvf*
vvi , - 1 I demanded to be set ti
bird upon i he American people. In K. T Shurley and Paul Inkv cared for mil of u special fund.
controversy
today ui^ political ( iimiuittiH* used thi- a,count ' ■ ^
j when you learn
bettor
days.
The
policeman
told
me
to
’«<•
'
•
Pothlng has been uccom|disln d of the firm of Palmer. Diekeraon,
quarters in the (’upital. although pay off d“bls in ru n . ........... ...
"We are awaiting
, w| ( , |().
a luan MM*ilnl by Probe Started Into
h, niidiidmniistiutors save the Shurley A: i.nke or Tantpa. White One cannot toll if they ore near. I hull.' lie twisted the handcuffs un there was universal agreement
bunk*.
,|.,|,e.
I.ately
ho
became so imlortil
the
Id,-ml
came.
I
was
m
an
lied
ding <,t hate. It has dogencr- and While of this city and Wil The regime of the Bolshevistthat lie had handled a political,v
Costly Hotel Blaze
1 he tiaiisfei
of i "."'tin
'itm e"
en,ul
....... Iliu
" '1 ', X ' ahoo,
Ills sniffing ,,f
Of n
,t ila t_
l*I cal dea! land- to the Chicago ' hunk
I into a phiiedo-political organi- liam Ijike iif West Palm IJeuch. may fall suddenly, and again it "I* the railroad truck and held for . d a n g e r , .li- to p ic w ith
via
\ , « .1, i*, \ ptiliee g it wise In llllll."
, I .nililulcd on page s i ' »
|N without even a political con- Fo’lowing is a list of tint indict may stand for a long while.
SllEI.BY. N •’.. Feb. 24. (INK)
o f sk ill a n d tact*revealed bv official- ol tla- Ihunni
Hi "inlvv ay’a bl ight places knew
Thorough piv,)m' into the Central
"The
mass
of
people
detest
the
1
ini*
ments with the defense action
ion Book •1 < aft.nlu fi'lHi
lh. mini shortly oft, l lie dropped Hotel fiiv wliicli yesterday cluimerl
#r JKInit as concidved ond against each:
existing government of Russia, but
tig,',
.•oi ol , “liege, aeeording to New three lives and injured a dozen
N by me was Uiv g re atest. Number One
ke and K ey.)despite their dislike Moscow has
The purpose of the tiau -fe r
Itmcnt i,l it^ kind ever present- ' c.hnrRing"them w ....... ...
farie | enough support from the
not ivveuied. The • to, ago Innik ......... . police, tie was then known oilier guests wa- started here to
ill inker, but later took dope. day hy state in-uiunce depnrtnwnt
tnsnkind. It was morally, j ( ||( r jt;1,> p|,.H in abatem ent, mo- arm y nml tlu* url»#n populuiu^UR to
• l i t yi
j
i i
however, was merely used a* • aItually nml patriotically so u n d ,,,,on|| to
am| for bill of |»ar* cont'nuc in power. As for the S l ) L * C l ( l l M ( ? C l I l C l ’C
depository mi,I was not olliervvi- Th, next step wiiS downwMid to the ' offiemU.
’
.. . . 1 3 3
l.'aih alleys, where the confirined 1 The origin »f I he i'laze ha* rn't
Ipurpuw noble nml its ideals j ,i,.u| nn,_
overthrow of Bolshevism I forsee
*
interested in the tiausaetion.
Imm ,u te i in me.I. Two insurance deI.Thr’enemy however, got conNuinbct two: Euko and Key, O’ popular uprising. \Vc do not.deW jl||
*,* Vates of Omaha,
In its detei'iiiinatioii to b'urn a,I,In I - lurked.
Do gentlemen t«•.,IIv toet, <
__ oidermi lau>
-yjr~r7 •
* Knrrt>ftrnt nffthnAa.
from within and I was brutally j chjtrging violation of state bank rire particularly ti* put another ( v ^ ..|||(, s A.-F e rre ll of .U.lviv- M rtides? And if Di,y” d<’. who* whether "D m* Ib'prihBrnri '•V intnlt-’’
111
Mil.
yesterday
.itrived
this morning und
l.
\
SCS
I
l
it
•d by Die very’ men whom 1 jnjj iaw„
|>(M
n
In
abatem
ent,
mo.
sovereign on the Russian throne. ; iuun, r_
, VV|I „f|icera of the
aws. C m
This i* the question « hull J '’*’ to,' slut it'd largelv in the • rmtin
I
mrui. an investigation. A f6tat
[tlmi',1 and trusted."
,
ui„I
’’profits”,
tlnough
doiiatio'itiotls to qtiuxii and for bill of A strong government
I^ J r e i g i , lodge, present UR II**1»%»l M artiiti’lle. manager „i D" Mi I iio
*>l*IClN,iFIKI.D. Ill
Feb. 24
, ticrt, „f lilt hotel reg ister reveal•knil Simmon*, declared that particular*able; it dues, not m atter
guests. Sanford Woodmen of ' >o Tlw atie, v,nntn Kniifoid u iiu n * ■' froni Harry F. Sin, Inn. the con,
ilia rile Btrger, form*’," iil that none of. the o th er gue»l*
the lust degree <»f the order
Number three: Uike and Key, where Russia becomes an em p re, World lu-t night turned oui *io tmawer. That now t.,i"",,!- h"*"* mil Ice will call Will II Hays, , | \ M
L«vn administered by him. charging them with embezzlement monarchy or republic."
funner Republican National Com* leader of an outlaw gang tlm* were missing, All of the injured
large numbers to greet tin* two Mid uyually fann'Us I'h*' b«r» ere three others; he says, nnd misupplicalion of funds. I’lca
Baron Wrangel says his army men ut a special meeting at me dcpUtcd on the * 'i " i " ith lb*' m iltveniun, vnitie lime next week , an -ed a retgn of t e r ,....... . south. will Tvcovcr, it I- believed.
ere Illinois, must pay with Itu
»* he alone knows and which in abatem ent, motions to quash was in'ii'i defeated. He d e. la te dj. , City Hall. In addition many ."aii- t'Jm scheduled ................. ..
in llnv* will In* n voluntary vvjtnes- 'li e i,o ill* g a l l o w - f o r t h e to u rAN I NTOlt FORCED DOWN’
revealed when he "w rested nnd for bill of particular-.
" * th at
lircum jtnnrc* compelled
it | f||fJ c|tlw nh were’ present ........... Fanford next week In " iw "t th,
---------,
•
Number
fo
u
i:
la
k
e
and
Key,
1ailrmn secret frqin the grasp
to retreat "
, i • t
. S / ’ D w ' ^ . e l . v o ^ ^ r l ^ t o * ; U)NDON. V o b 7 2 4 - ( t N 8 ) - m essages of the officials.
Coming picture and al " •" ’1, u *'
|d*hl mat became the sovereign cmhezxlenu'ut and ab#tiaction of
Ih.'1'II so V* the mootwl queslo '
Mr.
Yates,
who
bus
I duv ' ,„ bunding down an o,„„bo, t Bert Hlnklei,,
------- T - -------*
*rij| nmster of tho givut lost funds. Plea in abatem ent and dcA1 i.idmldiiig <!„• vvi.il. t of jtu.lty t l y m g t n m , I , n t I>ttrw,, to t mi,
"Gentlemen 1‘refcr HI.... •••* " 'I he
l*Ury.’’
in u irer to Indictment.
und Mr. Ferrell, sovereign e-eort, Iteruld will conduct « ‘"iitest '»•
aa,l
........ death imposed ».y carry , was f,,reed down today near
Number five: l-ake, charging
______
_______ according UnYPR
ti,. Franklin
Clrrtnl fo u r:. b>«
destination,
rutU fy Mr. M a r e n t e t t , , uriority.
,"u
banco
telegraph dispatch from
ib lS U N -8. E. Cannon to embezzlement nnd misapplication
Die
t
h
c
u
t
i
c
Hate of execution was set for ►ri--- cumps of• that
. rtty.
.. ..
Asalo|
un inhduu„cem
en*,.*.•
t
I Melbourne. Australia.
Tilling station and store of funds. IMoa in abatem ent,^m o
three
0
„ff,
gold
—
y—
.
I,lav.
April
18.
* ,L..U
.
*» Iracks from Chevrolet ser- tion to quash und for bill o f pui’ttejng
their ..sat*
visit Kura
hofe, (Imp
they iliMmUt*
depart piece for
the best answei tbu, '•
RAl.EIGH. N. • ’., IVb., 24
------------------------(Ccntinuetl On Page •»)
! »Ution.
ed this morning for Miami where submitted between now and oex'
ilN
S
)—The
state
today
began
th
e,
The City coffers were enriched they will attend a session <•( the Wednesday. The unswet* aiv ........
4
construction „l „ chain of eiirum - | j i B t f l U r P K P l l I ^I1(D > V I I I l a i i m C V>1 U T T U >
hy $151 thi* morning wh^n eight grand council on Feb. "8.
handed tn at this "H „i. where
!
cases were disposed of in Munici I The visiting high official- were they will l>e' passed „P"" »•>’ ,hr rtnntiai evidence by which it hope*
pal Court before Judge W. E. introduced lust night by lodge judges. The winner xxill )>« un- li'o in v ir t 12 Wuke ftiu n ty men ol
the flogging "f E. A. ("Dolly*
White. Heading the docket wa* the Jam es G. Shumn, und ea< h r«!’* iiputu'ed Thursday.
Jones, one aimed country me, •
l'lte
ease of Beatrice Hardy, who paid » ponded with a short address bear
As part of. the "‘ lie,in
,
fine of $100 for disorderly conduct, ing on ih e growth ami develop Herald will Interview a „„»>l.c •» (hunt, and Sum Green, his ttegr > Pivrented before nn nudieive of ? ><olh «f the main acts.
helper, more Ilian I I nn’iith* ug"
ment
of
tho
order
and
it*
pr*'**
fined *Jo
buniriMR men, ankiiiR t * , an
*L*rut,' prepnrations
have tho Legion baby show will receive * G ardner Minyard
........ ...
..............
TIw list of defendants via* ,*• xa
«f the subject. I heir
thuir gifts at the close of the for disorderly conduct and Conellu neets for the ‘ftlturo. Their re*
staged last night at the high ^ hJMnialtv mimb*rs and chorus."*
mail,, for the coronutitm pageant.
P
dueed Ur uti even dozen when
! H arris paid #10 for the same of- murks were received with u «reat answers
w.’tl be publisbed ami
-eluK'l. auditorium under t h t MU,‘ | intermingled. Mr. and Mrs. Janes,
*"1 and ball, which will m ark
According to the lust bulletin to | fe„se. Mose Allen und Anna Belle deal of interest and they were side red by the Judge*. The ‘ " '‘test Solicitor l*eo„ S. Brossdeld, head pi,.,., of the Sanford I Jons Club, |,„th cxiwriencgd in jiro ffttlw w ll
warmly
applauded.
The
speakers
will he open to oV«ry<me. If W of the prosecution nolle pressed
i R‘*» Sanford" election, ur- be published, Miss Mary Elizabeth I Wade
^*m i*sed «»
W
acclaimed a trem endous sut’- stage work, t«» *k lending P^rt» _____
a»^
the ease ugainst Rennie W eather
,ere oofficially
. . .the
. . list
. over 7ft other ’counts.
M..V*.* .leads
counts. Willi*
WUlia Brown
o n ," " and
•*«* Ulivt were
in c.u ,., welcomed to
* the
ing to officials of the Cantp- -;Lot»U\g p u * t. . of • Amur-lean aetivu vandidataiv wlUt u total, at- ThursU m aach p a u l$ ftfo r» p w iin g . city by. Mayor E. F. Uovu w- > •
H.800 voteir to h e r credit. Standings
Joshua Tfloma*. ‘ haiged wtt)r
nmfw whoes auspices th«r ,!r t h e l e a d i n g girls are us foll.Fvvs; having possession of intoxicating
BANKER IH K'IDNAl’KB
............... .............. • , * .
' w *1 lie staged. The festnn|^<|
* morn i,g a fte r the select,",,
, «nt e und tomorrow n ight It will be
’
.
J
••Ti-.. c- h. - kL,*.
iMKKt; liquors, had his ease continued un
‘ ______ - * u jury of Cbulbum County <»' „* \*ivon ugui„ at the soho d.
^
In p art m •. a »k,il. tbe " an
'»l| * will Ik* held at the City FjSlTrffqllrSSi; C?rm«, ^th! ffi^Knstay^ n ^ rJ I^retS ln
g ”"'';..
' ''•'
auditorium next Monday tie, ’ e.-VOO; virt^niu McDaniels, for speeding and I , G. (.u iri„ $1 21.—<INS>
I'ltF SlD E N T SIGNS BILL
ft Bowing a day'* delay ruuse, M*.'
Tho two comedy sketches and th e . ing lk,y was, preset, lev w ^ ai
n ,ng
.........
’
__rr- Judge IV, C. H arris, sustaining the ( , evoral specially* numbers shured G. Sharon Jr., in the ru e of I
J »»instuit. u-productiun of the « » ,
*•?< K“!S" '
*
___
• .J j S um
iC .
WASHINGTON
objection
the onginni
a,,ko •••
in »•••
an »enthusiastic reception,
way wardl youth
\\ AMU.Mi 1
rFeb.
pv. 2 i —( LN'S) f^tuto’sv
wm i» vujt
itnui 1lou »•'*
•*
w.irxv
1
% M r amt Mrs *
outdoor’of the Bank of Klnglaods. •*«..
Sl‘ Ju'wr* will be e m le tl W aters. H4W; ^tu rj Grigr.s.
President
Coolidge
today
<*'K
n«d
j
Chatham
ven
re.
alleging
Dial
'
,
Tbc
jvnfovnmrs
wc.iv
eftlled
b
u
.Im
jn
ju
played
j’>
jm, p
FORT
MYERS—New
i.- •N*diu. Jm a:„j Mayor K. F. M a rfa irt Lung, 6100; Kathleen
j.tb e cm
coinres
., mg
,ng ua - 'i*
u d ilh
a tvuppb
at I front his office, shot him •uiok
e new $100JHU>J»l>" P“bBe I'ull.l- j w ||^ jftfMMpgdjy drawti
^i frequently au p j.th
ores mad,
mod. •)
'i- ij
h ®
|w e e.tn^nntrg,
lo
n
g
,
0400;
Nai’cnl
Fellows.
0260;
auditorium
built,
in
city
purk
♦Mdir will crown "Miss
times, then returned to tin _
!bfsr hit as wt)H. Mmh uf the vredit. .1 cast r e t o l d d My* • *
appropriation bill. The >o* >
estim ated cost of $2,500.
and furred
him
to deliver
the
'•'"•
*** • "Miss Longwbod", nnd Lufilie., Tomlinson, 0325; Mary
er
r
e
h
i
a
n
M
i
l
t
e
,
lei't
is
to
be
expended'throu-rhout
the
T-.
'
ia-lni:
ih« suc;‘
‘:ui
ring ,. f’«r
f ir lh*
mivaY
* <>*the
•'» the lone*,
*’l,ow direct\ u H
''•'ll^
vV A
*"
‘ •( the court, who will he fhipp. 0800; Ann Moss,' 0276; Dor
erbert
MrsU-'r.
Jennie Jom tAVON
TARK
—
Tests
being
tents
of
>roni the candidates in the i,$hy Marshall. 022ft and Ei,*'Ha m a d e o f e<|Ui|Hi,cnt nt l o c a l s t e a m hit), h e l p l e s s
premiiivpi
parts
in
.
lO
ctim
tv
d
Ou
IVm* *») J
Ron.
M.ihnne". Cl 7ft.
' ‘ I'tlhtic Rprviee nutnmonil
Miss
Long
wood;
Aldln
Vlgnc,
sUUon
,.f
Florida
PW'Ling un,| quion of babydom
i near. hviV.
•
jtjrilirr | rity witit.'tig bubivs of 525, and Grace EQUluingrr, 6l00.Ct,i„|'any, ’
!y
Twenty Believed
To Have Perished
Reason or !
lis Resignation
__
j
ATTORNEYS FOR 2j LEADER OF WHITE
BANKERS ATTACK!ARMIES TO MAKE
£ = 5 15 INDICTMENTS jATTACK 0 N REDS
c:
''
V*V»i
•“*- s - i s s a t
. .... . .. ....
2s SENATE’S SEARCH POLICE TO SH/J5;«T ^ t s s : , ^ r i .
FOR ‘SLUSH FUND’ ‘TORCH SLAYER’ S
CENTERS ON G.O.P. WITHIN 24 HOURS
ih,
1
»
. ., ,
.\
Woodmen Officials “Why Gentlenierv
... “r1!Are Entertained At Prefer Bjondes" Is
To Be Settled Here
C ity Court F in e s ’rel«"cl"kf'"'
Total $151 T o d a y ; ; "
Rum Case Delayed
State C o n stru c ts
Chain Of Evidence
In Flogging T ria l
Lions Present Show To Large Crowd;,
To Repeat Program Tomorrow Night
icrican Legion Makes Elaborate
Preparations For Pageant And Ball
ffir;,
....
>5S
V
- •
m
“4
.1
:«1
i
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• • • •
THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23,1 0 2 8
TWELVE
HANDWOVEN
f u r n it u r e
W IT H A HEART
O F STEEL
1LVJ
S u ite d
Need The
Furniture.
get more
than the
profit .
QUICK MEAL
Stoves and
White Mountain
An enormous stock for the
first customers to
select from
. Refrigera- (SpSiHjSSPI
3
fa
i ~
■ -rl"
1^
j - i
B.N I / T U R E
P-H-O-N-E
Inc.
1 SANFORD,
Vanities
p-H-o-N -E
"
J
Ll
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•. *
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■ M a r k 6 fc a n d * ./o r
rea& Goodness
ity in its truest sense nnd is
a constant source of Inspira
tion to us to stand fast and
true in our determination to
give the public consistently
reliable and satisfactory ser
vice.
Pdt Roast B E E F
c n ic H A M
There is a story associated
with our membership -in
Quality Bakers of America
that we believe will interest
you. We will not attempt to
tell all of ft to you at one
time. We will present it to
you in short talks, touching
on one or two high spots each
time. In this way, we hope
to sustain your interest In
what wp thjnk is one of the
most far-teaching series pf
Business Betters yet given to
the public.
Western
Pork Chops
Florida
STEA K
"We "say
far-reaching
series of Business Letters’*
because of the influence we
believe they will exert In establishing a more intimate;
nnd more friendly relation-,
ship between (he Public and
Business— not only our hu$M
business but every
other,
business.
I
There is no discounting the.
fuel that in these days the]
public wants to know howl
Business is Conducted before;
It will voice its confidence tyt\
give it loyal support.
II
wants to know whir are ImCw
of business \Mhether theyare men who can be counted
on to give them full honest;
i alue for (he dollars they
spend. It all simmers down
to a <|uestion of Faith on tli«i
part of the people and Sinc#rl
I t/J iM iM orftnM lM t f r t j o f
Business.
SLICED
W o ce le b rate d
of
our
tu rn ers
v alu es
KY’F R Y
F O U N D K R ’S
I’ Dow
F O U N D !
p assin g - o n
sig n ifican t
D A Y
th o u san d s of
A &
in h o n o r o f t h e
com pany
new
to
cu r
of
A
o fferin g s
frie n d s
W K F .K
to
has
P rices g o on
ci
&
I
h m ig ii
A
&
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passed,
I0V K R Y
h
DAY !
SKK FOR YOURSELF.
Hb i . lifONTK HUFFET S l/F .
Prepared Prunes
Assorted
JELLO
3 cans for
Flavors
... LIBBY'S
TSaur Kraut
No. 2'
W HITE HOUSE KVA TON AT RH
M IL K
Tall Can
can
WHITE HOUSE KVAI'OUATKH
IQ*2' MILK
Baby Can 5 /
T O R ‘TWT OR ICED TEA
Nectar Tea
|||8 U N 8 I I J N E SUHIMtlSE A8SOIIT.M ENT
CAKES and COOKIES
.ilCAKE FLOUR
Gold
#li'M EDI I'M SIZE
OCTAOON
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29y
Medal
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FORMER STOCK
GONZALEZ GRO. CO
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Ivory Soap 2 Bars 1 5 / Super-SudsLg.pkg.9y
*£■>011 T JfrlFPlN K I.A UNDEBINfi
Palmolive - - Ivory - - Octagon - - Pear’s - - Jergen’
OCTAGON
Wo do not want you to
think for a minute that we
propose to set ourselves up
oil a pi denial, reaching fur
above (he heads ofnnisincsd
men in our line or in any
(•I her. That wruld lie foolisb. it would make you ncyepl what we say with a
grained salt; in fact, you
would not hesitate to classify
iih us blow-hards, those fel
lows (hat proclaim Ihelr vir
tue's so blatantly nobody with
any sense believes Ihem.
In this titter we want to
make this point only:
. We are able to conduct our
business on a Uniform Qunlily and Service,,basis because
we are dQnffnfea by n solemn
pledge to co-operate with a
body of 0(1 wholesale bakers
who in turn are backed up in
1their
In n 1*■' efforts Iby
il <
na
I »*tt I
Central
(•Bureau that is always help
ing and checking all of us for
■ the common good of every
member of .Quality Bakers of
: America, but more purlieu*
I lurly to see that we do not
slip at anytime in our deal
ings with the public which
t are maintained through the i
*grocers who are our earnest
co-workers in the distrihu: tton'or our products.
'
ARMOUR’S
With 90 men using their
.combined talents to produce
uhijuestioned Quality and to
. give the Public full and sal*
fa c to ry
^ V 'j k f ,
w ei are
stronger as u l>ody than
any
vjust& common
e iB Xsense?
THAT LlOOIl A C P
"Butter
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■PostToastiespkg-8 ^ Corn Flakes pkg. 8y
**LARD
Pure Hog^-^ 2 lbs. for
BREAD
I t t V ' K r f .<» J
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t
Corner
Magnolia Ave
and Second St
DOORS OPEN
�, ju e
sanfuiulukralij. kmjjmy.
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template*! highway pro^jct* unil
iy TAKES TOOJJ
ungle school
l/^ T A o n n
i o p
CLOSED TO ASK
Head Of Biology School Has
Method Of Teaching Which
Is
Innovation In Education Western Stale May Lead In
Rickenbacker Believes
Business OfGovernment By
ng. Colonel Should J S o t
CnrtTAGfT,— Fbb., 24—U N S)— — Alt* UnderSchemeOntHnetl
Life In Long Flights
Recently ToChlefExecutive
t In One-Motored Plane F orty youths Just otit of college
SACRAMENTO, t nl. IYb.,14
have gone Into ’the tropical jun- %<1NS) Californio
- may soon
50 c
pp hearts «f all America
p future hazardous flights
RANK IS ROBBED
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb. 21
IN'S) Holding up employes of
W Wclbton Trust Company ns
kfy came to work today, four
audit', forced them to open the
irk vaults and escaped with $.'I0,(4 a cash. The rohlters nre he
rns I to have wnited in the iiank
Uright.
Sydney, N.S.W., plans one of the
finest civic centers in the world.
The buildings will surround u rity
square which will lie made into a
park Tiu» city railway will erect an
ornamental two-level station, cap
able of ncconiodnting 200 trains
an hour, und landing visitors for n
pleasant first-view of the city. A
large w ar memorial building, orna
mental in design nnd to be used for
nnlional festivals, will lie erected.
Municipal buildings anil n bridge
over the river will harmonize with
the general architectural scheme.
Specials for Saturday
at Bailey’s-
J Cans No. 2 l/> Pickled Peaches
No. 2 y2 Table Peaches
No. 2 x/i Sliced Pineapple
3 Cans Crushed Pineapple
3 lbs. Good Apples
55c
55c
69c
25c
25c
48C,
99c
25c
25c
30c
25c
10 lbs. New Irish Potatoes
McCuller’s Grocery Co.
Basket Bldg.
Phone fi71
ANNOUNCEMENT
Stenstrom Grocery
Malt Extract Gold Top Four Roses
it - ' •
Pork &Bcans Van Camps 5 Cans
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79c
39c
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Red Star Grocery & Feed Co
Saturday — S p e c i a l s “ Monday
Egg-o-fide Lay Mash. Butternut Dairy
Feed.
Egg-o-fide Hen Scratch. Heavy Work
!
Horse Feed.
Also: Huy. Corn. Oats, Wheat, Beet Pulp* Bran, Chop*
and Shorts.
Corner French Ave. and Hughey St
Two blocks from New High School
SATURDA
Green Peas 2 lb. * •
Spinach 1 lb.....................
Red Bliss Potatoes .1 lb.
Tomatbes 2*lb. v;— 2!.;::
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Strawberries
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Black Berries Gallon Can
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Blue BerHes Gallon Can $1.40 value 9 5 C
W, S. Barton, Mgr
GtUpefruit 1—2 for
Blue Bonnet Mwke
F. S. .Vcrnny nnd Wm, Musgrave Propa.
2nd. Street & Sanford Avenue
SATURDAY
Compound Lard, lb
Piyfllv Wiggly, through ifi cfHcmit tyttrtn, brings to every
one the greatest value* in
foods. Real economy con- _
silts of getting the right J
article at the riglit price, In j
the site you require.
24 II). Pillsbury’s Best Flour
Osceola, Fresh Limt^ Beans,
Osceola Corn, No. 1 Can
KlilCED ARGO‘t
Blackberries. No. 2 Can
No. 2 can
Creamery Butter, lb
Kingan’^Bo^ Bacoi^i lb. . » ....jp..*
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Pint can
Kinpan’s Strip Breakfast Bacon, 1^
3 cans
EXTRA SIFTED
Where you can save money
i
__ buying^tnir |
groceries, meats and vegetables^
Maxwell House Oof fee, per lb. ....-^T.
Raisins
Asparagus
Dill Pickles
m arket
hay
Irish Potatoes. 10 lbs, for
Sweet Potatoes “Georgia,” 7 lb s .- — - J g j
4 lb. pkg
to ip a to ? s »
N o - 2 c a i^ , i f y r
DEL MONTH
N o. 1 can
SSggar, Granulated lffl^. fflL r
Georgia Pure Carie Syrppi Va gaL
Pet or Carnation Jftilk, small sfay
Pecans, per lb
FANCY NO. 4 COBBLER
Strictly New Laid Eggs, per dog.
Self»Rising or Plain Flour, 12 lbs.
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Grits and Meal, lb..............
Matches 5c Boxes 6 for
1 lb. Creamery Butter
Complete
All kinds o f frea^ fruita and vegetables,
;
Fresh every Day.
^ Phone 788 l |
We-Deliver
Phone 747-W
2 can 2 cans / a o v i S S
Waterground
Rolled B eef’Roast; p e r lb r r
U m b s^puiftert m
.fe
Pork Shonder, per lb>
Native Round or Loin Steak, p^r lb.
Native T-Botie Steak^per 11^ -
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White Bacon, lb...........
..........
P p .r k a n c l B < p a p i ^ i h p b e l I V 3 . t 6 t 2 ^ ^ i
pound Sliced Brcakfaat Bacon for
What 1 doz. eggs would have cost
you 30 days
ago|.7
.
Evaporated
Peas
40p value
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CAMI’BKLL’S
10 Ijy*. G ^inlotted Cane Sugar
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Dutch 3 Cana
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We t)eliver
l Doz. Fresh Floric(fi E^gs and 1
4 No. 1 cans Tomatoes ...........
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Oranges 1 do?....... .......
f> Ihs. Juliette Walerground Meal
5 llis. Juliette Waterffround Grits
Pure Vegetable Lard. lb. i............
Brown’s Mule Tobacco, pluR ......
I.ihhv’s YelIo>v Cllnjt Peaches, No.
Libby’s Milk, Tull Can
Libby's Milk. Small Can ...... ........
Sugar, 15 lbs.
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Whole Rice, lfi lbs. ...'........ ...... ..
Cigarettes, 2 pkgs.............................
1 lb. Maxwell House C o ffe e ....
10 lbs. Irish P o ta to es................
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Bananas 3 D^jfotntltfT&irfi
Apples 3 lb. .................
21 lbs. Pillsbury Flour ............
Peanut Butter 38c Jar
A __ . j .1.11 u * l| IK '* * — 1,1
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Specials for Saturday
English Peas Van Camp Sifted
^
....... ...I'. t :. .
SJo. 1 can
Maxwell House Coffee
10 lb. Irish Potatoes
February ayi;>2k
Dunedin—F orm er plurit* of SklnJ
Daytona Beach —Ocean Shore
all government activities affect
ner
Machinery Corporation here
boulevard being surfaced south of
tng u !urj;e number of people
will
resume operation with 60 em~
t his city tl> Ponce de Loon Inlet. .
would be broadcast nightly aver
ftlnycs,
the vtntjcontrollcd super-station.
Jacksonville—Florida Board ot
Plant
City—Consolidation of
The station would also be util
Forestry to meet fe re February North snd E ast Florida divisions
ised to broadcast C alifornia’s
of Senhcard Air Line Railway
attractions to tno nation rrnl
effected.
acquaint - l>r-.- pi-diva settlor^ and
-dmtiwtrbl- pTYfTrjTv*«rHh- th e -s tn ie ’s
advantages.
This would Iv Hupplpmcntd, it
Is planned, tiy rmme-nt pj-ogrami
21H Sanford Ave.
Phone 3
and cither entertainm ent features.
To remove th? only objection
able feature of the proposed enter
prise, the station would be conduct
ed on a purely non-pnrtlsnn basis,
with polities being the one subject
A slock complete nnd prices richt
banned in the entertainm ent pro
We specialize In
MOINES,. Iowa, Feh., 2 4 - g|cN of. B ritish Guiana during the
fiTuzo the trail,for. the nation in «
Tiilillfobr years to stu d y 'th e 'b io lo new field—• ha'business of govern
, Capt. Eddie Rickcnbacker, gy of the region and at the end ment by air.
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh of th a t time forty serious-minded
C itation o f ’n powerful state
iuit Inking chances on long men have returned to the United government radio broadcasting
flights over w ater and S tntcs filled v.i’.h
enthusiasm station, the first step in the new
nuntry with n sir.gle engine over th e possibilities of jungle- venture, has been propiv^d, it was
learned today hy International
land all over the world.
News Service, with a member of gram.
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No political addresses, or talkProfessor Harold D. Fish, who Governor Young’s official cabinet
I Don't get me wrong about this,"
on controversial governm ental is
Ibtihckcr said. "I don’t wish to conducted the famous jungle la as sponsor of the plan.
boratory in those four years a t , The government super-station, sues, would le perm itted.
L)r the Impression th a t I conKnrtobo, British Guinnn, estnb-i as propor>;d L* the governor and
Lunch To Cabinet
L jviation unsafe. It is m aking Ushed in 1010 by William Beebe,
The first proposal, it been me
his advisors, would he owned nnd
Lt itridcs and I think the aolu- scientific explorer nnd rnrthor, operated by the state to bring gov known today, was mode a t .1
Lof most of the problems will told of his experiences here in an
ernment clp.ser to the people and luncheon of the gubernatorial
L with the use of multf-powercd address.
carry Cnlifbrnin's message of wel- cabinet by G. II. Hccke, directors
L ; for the heavy and difficult
Teaching Methods
come to tlv? four-corners of the of the State D epartm ent of A gri
culture, who declared that the
"There arc many m.-tods of earth. • jv.
T
Rely On P arachyta
state could be made of g reat value
teaching,” said Professor Fish. "I
Station In Capitol
[gut here's the thing. Anything believe students should not lie
to
farm ers of the state In carry
In event ine plan receives stutu
Irhxnira! will break, and if some- ta u g h t-a t all but th at they should
ing marketing und crop rep o rt
approval,
the
great
broadcasting
Lyrics wrong with th e S p irit of be helped in learning. That is
ing news now sent out by tele
iLoui* in Bight over w ater o r a t w hat we did nt Knrtnho. A nd1station would be located on the top graph.
florr
of
the
new
(’upitol-unnex
Iht Colonel Lindbfergh hasn’t an- when the boys got through here,
A fter the initial expenditure in
Irr engine to rely upon. Of they could do more than repeat building bore, according tut barkers securing the broadcasting equip
of
th»
project,
nnd
it
i*
probable
Erse, there isn’t much danger for m eaningless classroom statem ents,
ment, the stutiqn rould be main
f.jperienm l flier when going it they knew what they were doing t h e state would secure its place tained at low cost, lletfke advised,
on
the
dial
by
tnking
over
KFBK,
Ine, for if necessary he can step nttd why."
an an ideal location is availulde
tlie present Sacramento station.
bind come down with a parain the new Capitol building.
Professor Fish said he hud teinLie. But multi-power planes are .nobarily closed his laboratory i n ' M arket reports, released by fed
t type for heavy passenger and ;the jungle laboratory nnd the pos eral and state cooperative agen
KEY W EST—Havana-American
cies, together with ctvp forecast*,
Inmmlal dpty.’"
, . sibilities in it.
C igar Company of this city great-'
educational bulletins, news of eon- ly increasing its working force.
[Lindbergh, IturSillf# opinion .of
Professor Fish declared th at
Iptsiii IlickenbaAcer, is too valu- the tropics of the world present a
|le to the advancement o f avia- challenge "th a t civilization must!
j i to take risks.
accept."
[“bong distance flights such as
Pointing out that Hie popula- j
pjbergh is taking are really in a lion of the earth lias doubled
Kl-.s with stunt flying so fa r ns within a ceniury, Professor Fish j
It danger is concerned, and fate said the world must look to tiie
kileS nn lu only so long when wo jungles for excellent raw m ater
Intinually take ricks," he said.
ials which Ule there.
1 lb. SwtH't clover Butter
[Capl.'iin iliekeiibacker would like
Work In The Jungles
j ste Hip government commission
Already, lie said, there m e
Indbcrgh a good will am bassador large corporations which are forg
5 Tall cans Cream
pd M-nd him into every foreign ing into these picturesque wild
[untry.
places and taking out valuable
Two Year Tour
products hut these corporations
10 Small cans Cream
“I-rt the government give him at need efficiency.
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act two years to make this world
The professor said lie believed
’tir,’’ Rickenbarker said. "Rend in's young biologists were the men
10 ll)s. Granulated Sugar
rn wherever wo have an em bassy for these corporations and that
• a legation, (nil send him by rail more biologists with u first hand
ul steamship, not by plane. It knowledge of jungles ure needed, •
7 pkg; Washing Powder
oulil be all right to do local flying or soon will Is- needed. Corpora- \
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: the various pluce*. hut the long lions want plunt disease reduced
[mips an- t..u liazardoiis.
and eliminated.
Niee Fat Mtiekeral
["With the ideas nnd knowledge
Professor Fish bus been tin*
bend of tiie departm ents of zo
ology at Kansas, Olilo S tate and
1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee
Pennsylvania colleges. New Center For Sydney
.,
Fruits and
Line
Fresh
Machine Sliced Bacon* per lb* -SL&
Pure Pork Sausage, per lfr
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PAGE F<
The Sanford Herald
Know Your Candidate
Hilar nt Hanl.inl. t-'lorMn,
I l l Slnnti Itic
Almost every day sees the amtGuncqincnt of some new
candidate for office. Present indications are that when the
jMjoplii go to the |>olN in Juncr to f»ny'wJio shall rowluet their
public affairs, the choice will lie between a wide range of
individuals. It may be a sincere desire to serve the interest..
................... ...... of the people, or it may
jnf(*hani fnnles" make it. diffi*
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Architect
i i anting,1 Crating. shipping,
ami S i oisrc,
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GOl E. 3rd St
First Nat'l Hank Itldg
‘Sanford. Florida.
THE I ’ASSINH OF A STOIC
— (From Vanity F air! —
Now Htiff who iaico wu* willow.
Now beht who once was (all,
lie walits along the gnnlrn
A t noon am) afternoon,
And while the huds «re yellow
Hla lifetia nt tbo fall.
Y et will he null no pardon
Who nc jrcr asked a boon.
-.With death lie will not quarrel.
Nor bldithe k<*M be kind,
The shadow of disaster
H as be<*i his place of .school.
Ahd nnT he makes no moral
Of cchoia in hi» mind
t T h at toll of life the m aster
W ith wl\jps for man the fool.
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(listening new hardwood
llorrs will make, your
home infinitely more a t
tractive. Ask your, con
tractor what he will do
tlte job for and tell him
\oii
want
llohd-Ilill
flooring.
wi
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19iU Itiiadstci
i New Floors for ydur Home
for the bciK'l’it
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A New York naii nl atlorney tn-edicLs that an aulfima’Iic age is I'miug us, wilh tin prospect of slot machines f.>r
every imaginable purpose. T h is forecast seems to most
of us 11 hit too optimistic, hut when we eonsider that them
are some eight hundred kinds nl vending machines a l
ready in list*, we are lorced to admit that inventive genius
seems to know no limitations and that anylhingTs possible
in Hicnc days and times.
As we see it there are many advantages to the slot
machines. 'They serve admirably for the purchase of
matches, cigarettes, chewing gum, stamps and randy. Tin s.
are simple transactions performed .with a promptness
that gives us unmistakable pleasure.
Wo one f u r what
we get and that is the i tnl of it There is pi. danger o|
.short change w ailing log* clerks nor hills being sent later
e get wliat \\e want a. d not, a substitute that
as good "
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tinned ate feat ii re* ■I the em | y VV in it. 1 ii't Wei J, tin ' , u e | .
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spring in this -tiiti •nil while per- era) days when eat ■ ■ i bit- xxelil I
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v(1|ull„.
Political plntfnrin* arc ju st made bails not the greatest m.oiey-pro- j
U"VX III fill!
to run On. Don't vote for a cand Iliu crn. liiev m e vei v im p o i t ,nit
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and
no
doubt
,
and
xx.lt
be
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will,
s
idate on account of vvlint he says
he ii going to do, vole for him. or t! tilled. Florida eeleix is well ) » " " * ■
let'll -I i axxbei rx -tii| until ■ xip
against j him, beenuse of what he known the i omit ry over, and an-|
ixoui.x i inx ixi trom Soofnrd, winch I to f'ehm nrv tr, Werb
q>i:ir,
h iu done.
I- of
t eu ii iin ||i
Iln II ’elerx t ' i t v , is | r .. ,, I, ,i
often
il ,,i!
!i lie
, i I *, , , 1 1 . . k ■1 * r . , I I ‘I u II I 11 I|l|- J.f’l (>v\ c I *. t t > | \ IN
“I f
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1
A pripanilerx m lend mil xxe i I i I lie r Ifeel 1 1al In ux |i n -xi go f l M . b a O III, at tin' i'aillo a.j pku
mg
"
,t
(iipell
'■>
in
that point xxill
tell* ita'pupils that they tail smoke
bung
a
let
ill
n
ol
all,,ill
fl'i.tltHI.OIM', leim. Tin- scasen is far t.,-inii,| 1 1,.,
»nd drihk if they want to. t'on'.Xbull
somethin:
fo
talk
ala, it. average, on nreount of kite lio*ts
r aequrntly very few of ilieni ra te
retarding eatlx bearing, l ast year,
t
Vinlitintis
ai<
sail)
to
^
I’M
el
anything niioiil if Such a plan
in
1
In
ix
b
ty
t>erl mil t bis spi nig. al lias time ,i.e ninvelilelil It nl pu 'm ig h t Work other places
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i
, i fair pi 'i e- oflereil for tin- extra ' -liexve,l ., mini) greater p u d ,a h >n.
. . ..A c o m p a n io n a t e ..* ,a r r ia ^ . il" , *’! t , ,
t ),.,f tK!.
|I(H
L xovl xmV
prices
MOT O ^L Y M I L D , BUT A HI I LD
N
S-'S
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C IG A R E T T E
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THAT
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S A T IS F IE S !
— reason enough y o u ’ll f in d fo r CIIESTKii FI ELD'S iniiiU’n.'it' p o p u la rity
h a v e helfxwt " f o
mean apything except that a pup n|lli|
inal.e tine*: Ih'I | i >|' f,u till* groxxeis,
doe*n’t b tru g g lc to get loose if Ins*.,,,. ................. . |
" *• t bought Him they will
>»iin i i i
a 11*\\ i a y s iiifo I ^ P U|> Xcl,
Isn’t tifd .—1)i-1.mnl News. True,
tfjiir mui«* tIi21 ii MUn'M hundred
y » t . T h e* pne was ranging «ombrother^ true, hut a tiout mi the
i ...............
eai loads of celery bail
! xxi.al a b,*x • r IM v i e u i > a qu art
hook lav worth two that aren’t.
j pet), vvldcb xvas estimated as sev
la t wed
Cmipartitive ligmv*
FrnnV Lock bait drove bis Slut*
; racing (m iut
into tlie Atlantic o r e an
■t Daytona
dred ur.li Ivventy-Mve iniVs an hour,
and wumi, 1 kill-Jii. And yet .some
. cities »gn in sist upon a fifteen mile
•ft hour speed limit.
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FRIDAY NiGHT
A l)oi»i Slot Machines
Klux Klan has disbanded and that
h similar organization j* fnrming
called tile Knights of the Forest.
T hat's eight. Only one "t".
P
HALL AND PENTLAND
T h e p la c e (o h u ild y o u r h o m e
ithly
With eyVs upon the gravel
He doeiWnot heed the year.
Among the lives that waken
H e moves but does not live,
Si ill 11 * ■ or i T■1 . 1 a t t o r n e y 's rI- al i Mgs w ith
Me
A hitter way to travel
oi's
max
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a
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he
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v
ic
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jv
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n
s
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im
p
a
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He travels without fear.
a n d p e r h a n s d a '/ |e d him to -m
mi e x te n t th a t
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But with no blessing taken
y c no f u l o re w h .e h I- not d o m in a l'e d
I.,
tla ir
w .r |.
Coes oniwith none to give.
. J o h n d r i n k n v n .it. I hi le w i 1! d w a \
In pni i Im 'I ' s . w liieh ean tio l he ton-UTii
m a il'd o , e a sily l ln o u g h a 'I*.I n ia e lim e .
W e ll n e v e r In
Before election politicians run a id e lo h a v e one ot (h e devue... fit us fu r a su it .,| ( |,,ih
fo r o fff,; -to serve lbe people ’; n o r lo r a p a ir ol Inn , . W e te a r , too, th a t
afterw ards they help them selve'. ■w ill ho rig g e d u p to im t m - Mie
; -----— n -------o ' o u r chi a -c o la s, m<.r tn iic o c l an
The vTampa Tribunt w ants lo in g re tlie iits in ix iil to a l i s h o u r p a la te s . W e a h o s tu m p
if “an Appleyai.l a dav will
, e to • ee t h e d a \ U Ill'll We call
Hr) H a th a w a y ”. Yeti, it nun l\ s l|s pee I th a t We il IP i ei
p
u
rt
h
a
e
o
u
r
g
ro
i'e
rie
s
tro
u
t
m at h in t s n o r pm ,m r
la ilh
I
4
H
I,
DoJ’le ('urlton away
in a d e v ic e w h ic h wnl s e le c t th e m eal w ith
le a r e a s we now do.
f**Ol
W* ^vr mitt li'Hrn: w> bra i d :i
follow nsy yi'ptrrdiiy I but "f lie rcu
■on co*try i* bringing twn dollars
atui ■ qfiiii ter n ntnIk is bct iuiM* s»
much of it wits frozen in the bunk.
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TH E j CAUSE FOR PRAISE— m e n w h o a r e f e a r le s s , m en w h o a r e w illin g to ta k e a s ta n d .
Praise ye tho Lord. Fra Imp (iod in, w h e n th e y k n o w t lte j a r e l i g h t , o n th e f id e o f a q u e s tio n
H it nanituary: I’midp Him in th e 'w h ic h m ig h t n o t lie t h e p o p u la r o n e w ith t h e i r c o lle a g u e .'
flrm am dnt of his power. Praise I We sh o u ld e le c t m en w h o a r e w illin g to l ig h t fo r t h e in
Him fo r Hi* mighty acts: praise j ti r e s t s o f t h e peo p le a g a in s t , if n e c e s s a ry , th e i n t e r e s t s o f
Him uecordlng to His excellent (J|,. p o w e rs.
graatnoj*—Punlm 1.r>0:1, 2.
,
in o r d e r t h a t w e c a n v o te w ise ly in th e c o m in g e le c tio n
P R AY,E
Y E R -M y noul shnll npke a n ,| ,,,p n )a |u , Mi»«li m is ta k e s a s w e h a v e m ade’ in t h e p a s ! .
her Iwnjt m tk . Lord, the humid. • wd slfm^ld ifiv e s tig a le ‘m o st t a p ifid ly th e v a r io u s c q in iid a tc .
■hall hoar thereof mid !«• glad.
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ami their records. And then vote for the one most
qualified to serve honestly,and well.
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•CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
• INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS
S. 0 . (litAT'. Resident. Manager
Sanford. Florida
ir.
1
National
Rank HRMIng,
.7(7 I
'iinVuaitiK Hrtiiwr-eu|jt to eg v n a liv in g , t h a t tin’s . y e a r c u tis e s so n in n y to a n
ils it v;rn s _ 1 n d u n c c .
.. . . JS5S;
Seeking the office of governor. *i\ an> already in
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the race.-i 1aUuw ay..Carlton, -AteKeiv/ie.-Ta.uoi'. .Cult*.aiul
* fAnplernifi hnvc-nrmmnirrd th eir-sin cere- desire- to serve
Til* II* warribr* t« it* ii.i*r.m thr* people. Into the ring which symbolizes the candidacy
par**
llaanl
lor sh. riff of Seminole County, tour have already tossed
f hla N
iMirun iiniij nurr.11heir gav looking sombreros. Otbei offices are attracting
iw rall ihonunnii
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*Irn.llxu“1 r i m t , nlu Vi- similar throngs w hich‘ no doubt will be increased before
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fllrlr
tj**{jjnr
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the final sprint occurs.
H
I II ll 1*111 }r
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While il is not yet time to call men names, to Jear tlu*.
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Tkr llrm ld la II nirii.hrr of Ihr
AHill I Ifu rpnn or » Irritl.. ■Iona, on cloak of rig h twins ness from off the figure of the devil, and
InlrrnnVfnnnl Saaorlollan of ■*ji»i* aspirants themselves have not generally been inclined yet
llaher*, ^ i l m f l i m , Mnl Atli,-rllalOK . l j r n l , l uhlrh rrniilrra rn r 1.0 take to the stump, we are nevertheless unable to refrain
I abllahSr member In aiilioiO In
their
l l a n n i l nuilll of »iil*acrl|illoi from issuing a word of warning to those who take
II.I. tn..r,irr
Ipolitics
siviously
that
we
find
among
the
candidates
many
>1 rlrn i Inti on
IimIiipi , ,l,oI holla.
wolves in lambs’ clothing waiting for a chance to eat the
choicest morsels of the public body.
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FRIDAY,- FEU
If we are to protect ourselves from these gluttons, we
TilK t ftR R .u.ii'n 1‘B oiiii o i
1.— l > m w n i ) In
b irr
mnl r m n i l y must make it our business during the coming months to
ndnilnlalrnllou
S*—Iteener WaliV entile* tn Jn rk - acquaint ourselves most thoroughly with those who would
anavIlMbt
represent it’s and with their qualifications for office. If we
3.—Coualrurtli.ii of SI. John* In
find among them men who cannot stand close scrutiny,
lla a filter Cnnnl,
Cr~lnnuhurnllim . nt inonthl) "l’« men who do bear watching, these men we should avoid. We
I> Wffh."
I r - A w p r i l l a « of IioIIiIIok pro- should not give them our consideration because they make
■rmm—bouara. holrla. npiirloiro
great premises as to what they will do if elected to office.
hitasra.
0.—A l'a« M u a ll| Chrat.
When we go to the polls we want to east our votes, fin l J,
7.—TompIrO",, of Cll> tirnot II liii
lion prugrnm.
of. all for men who are honest. It does not make any dii- “
W.I 1 A n«iT nuil moilrni lioaplml.
- ___ ___ __________ fereneo how smart, or efficient, a man i$, if he is dishonest.
BIBLts VKH8E FOR '.TODAY th e . p u b lic w ill s u f f e r b y b is e le c tio n . Then w e s h o u ld e le c '
V-..
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102s
PHONti 77J
UOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICI
TRANSFER -
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enty-; ive per rent of tile crop, the
iiioxi nn ut being
seveial carloads
daily
at
is
time, T b c
sin vx that on I'ehriiary la, Ililf.'l,,
tin* amount ,,f beri ie- skipped
from I'laot t'lty was 2,1 l.!,f»2ti
1 *, fm xvhich the grower* ir‘ '•reived s:.| |.2fl|.:ift, im lic a t in g a ,
null h low, i piin* f^r (|lt. berries, j
Plant city is also elltri imr the j
field vxith various utller g,m,J t lungs
f1"in ' I"' truck gardens, a ml the
Courier reported a quantity „f
English peas, bringing $.i..r,o „
ham per, at the railroad, and the
promise ul fair shipments of
spring seuasl^w itliia M f,.u days.
There is heavy and insi-tant d,*
for Florida vegetable*, und
the Iruckem wiv grU1ngAtriiig» ln,
tii khupp for liig sliipiiienis. after
the ..M'tbacks of unusually late
frosts. Florida alvvajs litis some
thing good to offer the pe.ple,
and is well pleased t*> amiounce
fine crup* coming on. .
lh(. , U(lllll.
nl vegetable ly cut ami
pacl.c | and put on b ,an| refrlgrrliter curs for shi|imi'tit. There
I'u* been I'Melleut deiiiiiiul for cel
K*
i
ery ibis season with a pi ol,ability
Mian^fins speak proudly of *ur- of slightly higher prices. The
. IVing die "Three Big U V , the hig Kplfiidiil .quality of the piodiuT i*
boom, tbe hig bust and the. hig causing better demand; ami Flori
(lvcrr here wo loo can pointy da is pleased in be able foT urnish
piff. (lre
nde to an isim ilar rocoryl with* , jr,,.*! quantity of the healthful,
ith pride
Uy, reverse orfler, the big del.gbtfill stuff now so greatly
am, tfie hig blow and the hig | prized us a food. For a long tim e)
■t, iuuI we liuvy suivivxal cipiully t'lcty wuh regarded as n ndllh mid
little atteiilinii u*;i* g/veo to J* for
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its food value, Imt it is now high
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Runny seeps in to u« occasionally on the .accredited lists and is ex
any well balanced
t Miuuwks are ruiiwai becausu pected with
Ik or |lin t social item is left out menu.
of tla* paper. It is of couise nltribDown at Plant City, the big'
u’
i"ic e rs" -a l animosity. Never- shipping point of the earKest
( Ihelers j ■e will .make this promise: straw berries, the growers of this
Well, maybe *vve , r ,'t
L into
if the Advertisers vvilj guaiunlev delirious small fru it ate busy as l!:u M tfru ry Hi g ir l’: T„pU* a
sixty per m u mix 1 1 Using in eight imt'* getting the product to market. Ilrief but wo did manryp to get
rs, W< will get everything lu The Plant City Courier a few days
,
"n the- fdnny Wgc. lA cb u rg
uga announced
Wgimtiug uX-,U>uumu-gJtL. ^ . ...
l
Tin* iilm vo s l i d fit
front :m mtiKii .
w :p * *fla^
■<-t;rap*1
It was lilt rally
retimed to junk
T!:is
car ira>!,c,l iid" " stfl
IdJ-
teleglapll pole u n j "O f *sU
ly wrecked that ibet
salvage.
STATE
ii n s o u r h n u c t - l IjrX ic f l l ; a i
t h e to b a c c O H ut». «l i n C h e a l c r l i u l i l c i g a r r lie s
a r c o f f i n e r t j n n li t y a n d l i c n e e «tf b e t t e r ta;H e
tb u u iu
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a n y o t h e r c i o a r e t t c a l t h e (jric c ,
L ic c c rrd t.M rL ^ T tn tc u o Co.
C S H E S T E R F IE L D
C l C-'A R E T T
xvas lit®*
‘\M
Accidents will b.ipi'c"'
may be involved in " f<1Hid®*
Carrf
<«r may. injure »x>me one.
iiilctpialc insurance.
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.tmohilc In*^r'
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PAGE FIVE
nAcii rr.iis o r w e s i .ey
Tclepltonc 1 la MRS. FRED. S. DA
IGER. Society Editor Residence Tel. 117
Many Favorites In
“Last Command”At
The Milane Theater
L 'j p, \< o clock ai onu f^hoal by tlm nr;
f'-jr;,. ,! A. Winston.
IsaT* "I; 1•A X
k ‘Coop/1 will entertain
a-., a; H i Hotel Kor-
Ifront '■ lo Ld'l o'clock,
frr S, 1 1h'lunn will eti-
jf-r tl.ird of a “erics o ’
*.i,o a: M* oVlock at her
*rramwold, I-.inuring her
. Mr-, tii orge C. Conger
nsfity. l thin.
'* Staty Hour at 1*'
ihr l.ibniry.
Janie ,u Hotel Forrest
M uM > AY
•line f the Auxiliary
Vt« ! I I r:"ll oil 111 .‘LUO
Tin.-, Hiitighti'i-x of W esley Cl;»*o f tla* Mrtiii ilis: Church, cnjoyc.!
it* tegular social m eeting Tuc-.t<!ay evening ui tin* homo of Mr*.
W. JV. f , Smith on P a th Avenue-
Plays Will He Given
Before Woman’s Club
t-:e direction of the chairm an,
•its. I.. T. Sheppard uftec which
<tii th, evening of March
'ilu- meeiing was utrm d over t<>
m ic.net,Jfalay■
*...w iH . h*
jLuopeis-wh,, «.«mduUtul
TTie g re atest - motion picture scnte-l i tin- audit! uiuni of th'. the study elans.
Wormin'* ('Inis. These play ' ;ll
A most de!igl;hnt social hour
favorites of American and Eurdpo
|v.-n« later enjoyed om ing which
have been tiMvmbloil for the carl lie given under the ittiKphii th- time vocal sole,- ton- were given
of "The Last Command," the P a r the Literature Pepnrtaient of
am ount picture which comes to the club. A small admission fei-e wiliMtv Mrs. A. M. Phillip* ami little
he charged.
Elizabeth Pippin. A tem pting salMilane theatre today with Kmil
;1 ml course was set vnH late in the
“ Where Hul In Anterieu
Jnnnings as the star.
W.d ft deals !evening hy the hostess.
eoniedy hy Oscar
Heading the Kurnpenn rep re with the si-m int
p ml den, •, * Those present were Mrr. Imo
sentation, is, of c-inrse, the star] 'Atm-iwii. fi allow% up the dem.. . Kolads, Mrs.A'-. H ll.itchur, Air-:,
himself,
Jnnnings, whose two Icrntic spirit between employer fo \ Frank Bradley, Mi ., i hnrles Me
Arneriean-mnde pi< lures, "The Way tin* true worth. This play is mid-U.,.J Million, Mrs. Hoy King. Mrs. A. C.
if All Flesh," and “ V nrtfty," have tin- capable direction of AL-. \IV. Unll, Mr*. V. (*. Messenger, Mrs.
given in this country the same K. Stone.
Ira I!. .Southward. Alts. It. C.
preeminence he enjoyed ah mad.
Moore,
Mrs. II. 1- limvniinl, Mrs.
"Ovi'l'totH's", hy Alice (teinsliEvelyn Brent, "tlm girl of mys berg, will he given. The ca , AA. (’. U et’oursej. Mis .lames I,.
l' Murphy, Mrs. T. !.. Hale. Mrs.
teries,” so-called because she tins timugli a small one cnmpi ■
'lari; -Cleveland, M*s. lack Haney,
itarred in more m ystery and crook sonic - f tlie best tnlrnl of the <1
Mrs. W alter Haney, Airs. AI. I*.
llam as than any other actress, is p a itin i’ t. The cast, is as folmo
I Pox. Airs. (i. II. T o iler. Mrs. |{. K.
.lannings’'lcmling woman, and with
lla iiie it Airs. S. (I. Shinhol-i
I'ooper, .Mrs. A. AI Phillips, Mrs.
her in the American emit in gent is
A M: Karp, Alt- II A Moreliiml.
William Powell, unit-villain >>f tin
Alts. II. K. Littoral, Mis. |„ T.
seiecn, who mid - t i lii.s long line of
-In-ppard, Alt- V. <• Hasty. Mis.
■iinisler portrayal- the part of a ra
' S \V. Heal add M. f . A. A nder.
mi revoluti uii- 1 . who provides
•ueiuii e in generous and com dicing
juantitie-.
Also in lluf «-a.-t is Nicholas
srnissaniii. th Lu.-sum uetoi- who*,vork as “ tin' w aiter w in Wept" was 1
such a sensation in the Ad-dphe
Menjou picture • "Service for Lad
ies," and "A tiihtlem an of P u ri." ,1
evening pns»c.l too <|tiick1y for. the- gnrugo nt hi* home here..
returned Mi
rvcninir
from
Atlnntn
a fte r 1
of snmlwfches, cakes. . ami fruit '
work’s visit with his father and f
punch were -tved by the hofli.-ss. |. sister of th at place. He reports —
j he V, . M. I . met nt the hmm his sister, w hose illness called
■>^D
••f Mr-, l^rn s M athers Tuesdni him thorn, v»ry much improveil in
alti riiyqn.. There wel e nitto niclll-
Ih. i-oim- \ i K-autlfuily .'idorncil This a ffa ir was In th e form of no hm-M-vcral
visitor i
wiili i-rukets ;i:.ii vanes of pink ohl fushionod Tacky Parly,* an 1
\ ri ii 1ercstiii,'' hli-ust.-M
to- - and asparagus ferns.
the nioti-sijui- cnstiintos worn hy incoting and h-ssim was given, I
iu l'ii. used, lo r tin- games were i the im-mhi-r. aihh-il much t o —t h / fi lloocii liy the contesl i|ili; which |
TTTmr ftt-i.rherly-K4V*.—which
jkb* thm oimT!v*7-7i*joymT.!!v "dll jinil 1
in keeping with the lieorge Wash* 7i-stivoiii-*s nC uic. OiVa'uTi” All showed that a m eat deal of [
cmilt\.l thought had iteen given to the [
ingti-n tliilliduy ideas. A fter tie. kiinls of unusual
fmtit.; |uogvc-sion hail heeu plnv- ami stunt* afiutilcil much morri- study of the h-'sea. A fter the j
ed. --ores were compaivd and -the- mom throughout the' evening ami
I'ti'.e, o lovcli shoulder liom|ilet . *»t a Into hour, tin- hostess sum 'll intuit* were served h\ the host-!
of pink i osmos, was awarded a tasty collation. A limit oil mem css. Tlie meeting fo r, March will;
TODAY
Ali-. tames 1.. Atiinihv.',
ber* otijoyoii th,- (imlfnl hospitali be held at the hame of Mrs, Clark
KMIL
JANNINHS
h’e'H -huii-uts of eoagenlcil fruit ty of tin- Iti siosscs who wore Mrs. Mathers Tuesday afternoon March
thirteenth.
foliid. sal.it i s and coffee wen' \V. W. C. S m it h , M is . I' l a m l c H c i n "THU LAST COM MAN IV
Air. and Mr*, fl. S. Brown ImJ
seen I l.\ t::,. hostess at the con lion. Mrs. W aiter Morgan. Mis.
clusion of tlie games. The guests Kohiit T. I liras her, .Miss blm.i for their dinner gu.est* Tuesda• Jnnnings' greatest film
were Mr,-. W J Smith, Airs. Leslie M d ’hail. Mis. Zch It .it Iif I* anil -veiling Mr. and Mr*. A. It. t'idli.
Comedy
cull ntid Saturday evening 1Airs.
Huh-. All*. A. C. Chamberlain. Mi . Harlow th'/iLpi-ctl.
,arry
Senmn,
"T H E S T t'N ’l
T. Pilchfoid of Sanford and Mr*.
Alt-. M if lord linker, Airs. Arthur
M
A
N"
Horn
l-'mst
of
Ml.
Vernon.
Illinois^
(lat, licit. All Hat low e <loodspeed.
Iintdy Mathers and mother atol
Milane Parammint New*.
Mi
II, Meit Moieland.
Alls.
Ui la-kalis lodges of Kl--immec • Air. nml All-. It. P. Sitiilii, WeiAlei i iueuihcr ti. la-wis.
Mrs.
joint district | catling on Ah. and All*. Sandhilln
•lam**, I Murphy and Mi*. Kohert and St. Cloud held
SATURDAY
Sunday afternoon. J
Williams.
» I meeltitg Tuesday evening at Hi • of Orlando
lladolph Schildkraut, Vera
•inm ie,. inviting the Orlando and I'lu-y report Me Sanborn's >• t u i
Ueyui’lds. Julia Faye, Charles
; Spntonl iUdiekah* to- p aitn ip u t. tion it'ly init.1i improved.
Helniiey and Hoin-rt Arm strong
’I he It C. Smith store, and *'>•
I ,'i Ui ! P s e n ip lif y tin- l i t u a l i s t i c w a i t
I, fa, t oy. have recent!,'
of tile ei lei*. A fter the hlisines* tie nt
m eeting of the lodge, a s p le n d id installed, a itvo Ido, k mi.clue,- ai.d
••TH E MAIN E V EN T’
p r o g in in
a id
refiv*hmenjt{. , telephone.
Charlie Chaplin in "Sunny*id*’r
Air iLHv* Viwnor o L th e UriA-hr'. '
j Wi l e
en joyed. Hebck'l.llS
ft-ijlli
Spurt light
no. it e- ale. I~ ’ liulidiilg a dvlllld S a n f o r d a tte n d in g
'tin
.m eet
I Hotel Arrivals
in g
u i-r e
M•l
F.
Mt < I d
land. Air,.
b p. 11. M r - . F . h
S m i t h , A lls. I II. F e r g ii.-o ii. Air
V\ I 11ug Ilex Mis* F r a m e s l i n g -
ej", 'L -
H If t irnV. 'L -
Ituhnw . anti
'Ii--
Repeated By Request
|v.»n
b.-tliei H u g h e y .
%
Lions Club
GOLDHNKOD
tleorgi' Wa hitii-.t n‘ Uitihd .i
was t i i , inch ol,..-i\eo Tiie-diii .ii
lie AVest Sole Primur.' School with)
r luo-t delight ’’iiI 11r -•gram a 'a nngi-d
•\' the nritn ip il AI;.-.* I.ov,- I iirnef.
The priigMim in loll i .ii-rid tin*
'o l l o w in g iitiioti,-i - •
Song,
"P.lMVe
T .i -,
ii
Charity Show
Seminole H igh School
Rridge Clul) .Meets
At Mrs. Slephenson
Auditorium
Ali I.. A] . i i on-on till • rtain
i d tie- iio-inhet
I 'a- I - in Coinbridge i l:lb on
irvif- lttlh Wt-d
in dnl a f t i in -i . ,,t In r luoio- . o
Alai, in St re. ; l . v 1. white and I I nthe •■*. o|- HIMIf I'u lu-llUtifulL I-,ii
r o d . ip tfilh
. ,l pea- in I-an• c\ ' of le blei a w ell a t >-d and
lil a- i aUdh-r if) • ry -tal li 'bli I >,
S ,■i 11 i l 1, .mu- in progri1*,-
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1
Big Musical Extravaganza
Princess
Today
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After the pi ire* lied been awactie *, the table wen • | 0-e;i,l ivilll ,
•la lit> * .via - altd i . I n han i ; ■ of
j, l o topped With whipped i ream,
\ 1-lf llig an I
Pa
Result if ill Costumes
Good Siutfinff
A tm iC t
Daminj*Brices, Adults 75c
m i : r i i M j i i-;u iM
P H " Ell"
lot. lo ii
A ok where bail'
h i m a •hop
Night, Feb.25
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ours
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H I.H A N
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ing a eoiiise in inanity culture at
i ■the Hivernde Iteauty Pallors at
i Jarksoiivilb -pent the week-eiul
- lu re w ith In i in •! her. Alt s. E. A.
Moffett.
I A AVil •.Hn and
eg those from
* Tinpnail ex. "Vdiiesduy.
i MOSS ,’ IS
UR
F l o r i d a ’s
V nm sl attra ctiv e
\1 I’lie Old Stand
Rv The Ihist Offict
store is mi;’!r*.\ particular alioiit all the goods
\ \ f .uTiaianiee '•atisfactiou with everything
And a\Tk n uv ui’i'er lower prices, they are on
V»ur legufifr 11
n<Hirils of oiiatfty- Hvery
safelv saved.
N ex t.
21)
T uesday
y o u ’ ll f i n d
and
o u r sto r
g o o d s y o u ’d w a n t t o
po.
WediK'sdn Kehruary 2S and
crowded on every floor with
css at pi’ices you'll hg glad to
pay.
M ak e y o u r p lan s
or
b o th
of
item s a re
th ese
N
M o n ey -S av in g
n o t're a d y
See
days.
a ^ t h i s is w r i t t e n .
Orlando
T he
det
Re su re
to
Newspapers
Monday evening and Tuesday morning
For the Big News Story •
•
A T T R A C T IV E NEW H O U SE
FROCKS FOR SPRING
.,
M ade of tlie popular voiles, printed and plain colors,
and of the pretty prints and swiss materials that are so
good this season
A ll shades.
R esid es s a v in g
LTY
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m oney
D A Y S , all charge*
M arch
statem en t,
hot
on
these two ORPORTUN
purchases
p ay a b le
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h illed , o n
your
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 24—Rome
(Continued From Page One)
practically stopp^j u
man next to me, 'th ey aren’t go idea of the enormous sums of money
county today while bnrtj
JACKSONVILLE, Fin., Feb., 21
ing to give us a hcnrfng.’ Tho spent by the American people in Statistics Issued Ily Lloyds
farm er* from everyey
attem
pting
to
control
the
crime
Indicates
Great
Britain
Is
policeman replied, ‘these guns
—The Am erican Legion, through
wave which appears to have be
Determined ToMaintainHer
RffeSTrtB
it* more than ion thousand postn,
aren ’t for you, they 're for your come a fixture in the wake of the
onnl Park, near BtuL
Position A s M istress Of Sea
will begin a t once to Identify
cattle owner* of
men."
__
. ,
__ - —
WorhhWnr is TjtreirhrB-summiUT —"
toWn* and commutf.tu** for
LONDON, Feb. 24— (IN S )—
listened Inter to * (]*■
of police costs in 250 Am erican cit
—
Tim
scene—rh
u
rig
w
tw
u
lm
n
lt
•Ing aviator*, according to
em o r John W. MartiJ^
ies, just prepared by the Depart* Great B ritain an d ' Ireland built
fiouse
for
negro
nnn-uninn
m
tnrrs.
received here - today by A, Rico
more than one half tho world’s to
T h e' barbecue wu yJ
ment of Commerce.
At the back runs a d irty stream .
King,
departm ent commander,
tal output of m ercantile shipping
incident with DieGom*
Tiie
cost
of
policing,
m
aintain
from Edward E. Spafford, nation
It is used tu carry o ft waste. Some ing tho criminal courts nnd correct ■luring 1027.
celebrate the rtctiit'h
al commander.
This is tho m ost arresting fact
of
the w orkers have ju st romc out ional institutions in the 250 stud
no-Tence law. Governor
n
g
I
Three CompunicH
Vicing
For
ipi
„
.
National Commander Spufford,
candidate for the Uo%
st In of the pit, ISO feet below. The ied cities, which range In popula gleaned from a m ass of shipbuild
Opportunity To Be 11st
together With National Chaplain
Senate, dealt largely
Race To Send Plane Across Senate Committee corrals them in tion from ISO,000 upwards, jum p ing statistics issued by Lloyd’s for
OHt Robb Wilson, also today cal
the year 1027, proving that, w hat
suits of his admins
From Enslern Hemisphere
ed
from
$911,595,230,
on
$3.09
per
n semi-tf*rclc and shoots a rapidled upon tho heads of the aviation
ever she may be doing with re
touched
on local mitten
capita, in HI10, to $228,084,804 or
departm ents in W ashington and
gard to reducing h er navy, Britain
RERUN,
Feb., 24—(INK)— fire <rt questions , nt them.
explained the county 4
$5.70
per
capita,
in
1920,
nearly
gave promise of hearty coopera Three of the biggest German nlr"I heen here two months nnd doubling the percentage of* each is determ ined to remain the com
now under corruption rt
tion in thin task of preventing the plnne construction companies .arc
mercial m istress of the seas.
bo audited thoroughlyhot
ain’t
got
nothing,"
says
one.
"The
resident's
taxes
for
th
is
period
in
large num ber of accidents which feverishly nt work to p erfect.their
Even Germ any, her most formld*
will not be removed unlq
result from aviators getting off entry in the* transatlantic, air races mine is full of w a te r nnd they i 10 year period.
aid com petitor now nnd before the
wrongdoing is brought i
The police m aintenance * item World W ar, lags fa r behind, while
their course* due to lack of identi expected to liegin again this don’t give us ears or teals to get
"One former govern*
reached n totnl in 11(20, of more tho United Rentes is a very poor
fication maVks. The two legion spring in order to i>e first to fly out the coni."
ida $47,000 fur huty *
than 10 per cent of Ihe tola! spent
leaders called upon Secretary of
ported removnl*,” he a
over the A tlantic from east to
“How much d o . you get net, for operation of general Depart* third.
Commerce H erbert Hoover and
west,
nnd,
if
possible,
bent
tho
hnvo had every remon]
The
world’s
output
of
mercantile
a
fte
r
all
expenses'
are
paid,
a
t
pay
Above:—A.
M.
Curtis
of
Bell
Telephone
Laboratories
Inspecting
an
Tater had luncheon w ith tho P resi
■units of cily government, lrflng
by the Senate and hot*
oscillogram as It comes from the instrum ent Belowt—Specimen*
dent. Commandor Spafford said German nnd English airships now day," is asked of several of them. exceeded only by tin* cnftt of main* shipping during the year, It is
th a t record clean.’’
stuted, was 2,285,079 tons, an in
of signal* at various stages in the fsst journey of a message across
The answers range from "n o th -1mining the schools.
. .
th a t all veterans who are interest being completed for transatlantic*
crease
of
010,702
to
irk.
Compared
the
Atlantic.
airlines
to
it.
Tho,Executive spoke |
ing," from $2.UK to f ]5. The Inst 1 Tiie enormous increase in Irafed In the welfare of the nation
nfternoon
at Center Hi
The three companies' are tin* came front tin* husls>*t man in the fir,, with lesulting congestion *nnd 'with 1912, when the. world's record
In pence xyore enrolling for ser
There have been many examples of [ Then came the Armistice and string
Junkers Air Transportation Co., of group. T iie company pays the increased eost of traffic direction output wus reached, the figures still swordi being more or less literally oscillographs along with many otliei* night will gddres* *n
vice in the American Legion.
D epartm ent Commander King Dessau; the lleinkol A ircraft Co., men (HI ren ts a ton for mining eo:i) and regulation, and the constantly show n decrease of more than a turned into |*toui;bdiarcs, as tiie aids to destruction were no longer' W ebster. He opened kb
Biblical phrase put* it. but none more nerdciL However, during the proces^ county campaign but nj
made public the following letter of Wurnemuende, and the llohr- but takes out hoard and lodging, growing activities of crim inals million tons.
The output of G reat Britain nnd appropriate than that of the place- of salvaging, war ipaterials one of the more than 300 peopled
recelvod from the National Com lmch Metal A ircraft Co., of Rerlin. an hour. I saw two policemen with weh* attributed by the experts wlm
machine guns and raid to the wit- made the survey us tiie chief Ireland—371 m erchant vessels a g lime adaptation of a device used in tiie men who had been in charge of the!
Additional Motors
mander:
manufacture oi oscillographs pre-'
tools,
stores, etev, so th u t on pay causes of tiie higher policing cost. g reg atin g 1,220,873 tons—repre late World War. During the years served
l “ My deur Commander King:
The principle on which most of
two complete equipment*.
)
of
fighting,
when
armies
burrowed
into
sented
53.0
per
oent
of
the
world's
They were to conic in handily. For,
“To aid in community better the German planes are based is Iry few of tiie men huve ready Hetter salaries paid- to policemen
tiie
ground
and
practically
hid
tyri
*
*
* also were an im portant factor, us total nnd was over half a million
m ent, which is a m ajor activity th at a transatlantic plane m ust cash.
artillery from sight, the Allies found within a short time, • new deep sea
Senator Goading (R) of Idaho, well as the wider use of Rertillion tons in excess of her production it necessary to bring into service some telegraph cable was developed by this
Of the Legion, nnd to help in the have men* than one motor, and that
same company, based on its new highly
development of aviation, it is u rg tiie flight m ust not he a non-stop chairm an, leads the way into one identfiention systems, modem t r a f for the previous year.
new means to locate (lie sources of the
E ighty-six vessels of between 5,- enemy's fire.. To this end, an Instru magnetic iron-nickel alloy, permalloy,
ed th at the posts in your de flight, hut m ust 1m* made in Intis, of the rooms. I t is 10 by 12 and fic regulation devices, and other
which nude possible cable transmission
partm ent *begin the activity of preferably over the Azores nnd has nine cols. Under one of tiie expensive adjuncts to th e police 000 nnd 10,000 tons were launched ment called an'oscillograph was dcvel up to as high as 2,500 letters a min
in
B
ritish
shipyards
during
the
oped and put -to ellective use. The
m arking the name of every vil Newfoundland. They nre to bo, bunk* he finds three "dead sol operations.
In fact, die new cable was to
year, the larg est vessels launched set-up required two microphones which ute.
lage and town in your statu so not record-breaking "sp o rt'’ flights diers" and asked the official steno
fast that the receiving apparatus with
bchtg the Duchess of Athol!, 21,- were placed at some known interval which the old cables were equipped
th a t passing aviators mny he aliic but scientific research to establish g rapher to make u note, of it.
apart in the line lo form two angles proved unable to keep up die pace in
500 tons. .
to read the name and thus loente the practicability of transatlantic
At- another similui* bunklmuse
ol a triangle of which the enemy’s die recording end. In an attempt to
■
O
ther
countries
accounted
fur
431
*
* '‘fl
themselves. Live* of people will a ir transportation.
artillery was to form the third. These correct this—and hud they not been
with its foul smelling air, the com
Vessels
ag
g
reg
atin
g
1,059,000
tons,
be saved because it Is ju st as dan
microphones were connected to tiie
The Junkers wjio last year made m ittee talks to a young white boy.
according to the statistics, arid in oscillograph which recorded die sound successful, tiie new cables would have
gerous, and even more so, to be
A fuzzy mustache spread his up
been a failure—the two war-time
two
unsuccessful
attem
pts
to
span
creases
o
f
only
24,397
tons.
arriving at each 'microphone as a white
lost In tho air than it is in the
were pressed into service.
the A tlantic, first witli tin* "B re per Up. “The place is no good," he
l ’Vie output of the priuicpal coun line on photographic film in sucli a oscillographs
desert or in the woods.
They proved to be almost ideal for thei |
m en" nnd the "E um pa” mul then tells tiie* committee. " I t’s not sani
way
that
the
time
intervals
could
be
tries
in
order
of
production
was:
“I t is desirable th u t the name
new work laid out for diem, and were
LONDON. Jan., 2(1. — Plunging
tary and is full of bedbugs unii
Germany, 289,022 tuns; United measured, tiie third angle computed used on the new cable for two years
Of tho town bo w ritten ip letters with n third plane over the Azores, lice. 1 know only two men here in through
unehnrtered
rfclentifi
119, and the disturbing battery located.
until worn out. The Bell Telephone
th a t are from^twelvo feet to twen are now trim m ing a I lin e-motor tile camp who tin V . m ule m y ground and delving into unknowr I States, 179,218 tons; Holland
l,,n" ' IW’*
This
When tiie United States entered die Laboratories then redesigned them, in
ty feet high and are proportion plane for n new attem pt.
n" y ficM, „ f |)hysicH in the hope th a t I £ ° " « i 1" 1? ,OI',‘7(5 ‘0M
money."
the Western Electric Company creasing their sensitivity about 20 fold
_____
some unrelenned forces of nature 1,1,1
72,038 tons, Sweden ii,.tftl war,
a te width. The width of block let plane will likely he guided again by
was
assigned
to make such “string" and speeding up die work of the
Captain
Hermunn
Kochi
and
Pilot
tons; Japan, 42,359 tons.
te rs “M" and “W” is usunlly two
oscillographs. A number of these in oscillograph camerx Tlius, these war
may suddenly burst upon them.
Of
these
Germavy
established
thirds of thalr height; for ins F ritz Loose, the leaders in tin* first
struments were completed and sent to time instruments have become a part
809 highly skilled chem ists und
tance, if letter “ M" is fifteen feet two attem pts,
physicists are constantly nt work llu* largest increase with 281,233 France where they served dieir pur of modern highly efficient communica
to n s./\g a in s l this increase m ust he pose in locating German batteries witli tion facilities which, instead of helping
high, it should be ten feet wide. -The Henkel works, whose traitsin the laboratories of the Chem
■el considerable decreases in con* such accuracy that they could lie in the business of destroying men and
Letters of this *lzo are visible Atlantic plane was destroyed when
ical Industries, Ltd,, tho great
-truclion
in Italy, the Cnited destroyed by a few rounds fired from nations, arc bringing them closer to
froni an altitude of Ii,bUO feel u n it tried lo rise from tile Azores for
20
British them ical concern.
heavy naval guns.
gether.
the lust lap, are building a new
der ordinary flying conditions.
They know not w hat they seel,, Stales nnd France, however.
Kussiit, according to the slulis“ It is also lies!rutile th a t there plane of the same model, hut with
WASHINGTON,
Fell.,
21 - lail they search for some idc.i
should be an arrow pointing in many improvements based on last ( I N S ) - A slushing attack on which may completely change the l ics is advancing slowly Imt suredistinct ion of being first over the
the direction of the flying, when year’s experiences, and an* confi Alva T. Fuller, tiie IC |■i»l*1 run accepted outlook of physical thing Iv. During the year she launched
top.
there is n field in the vicinity, nnd dent of completing the flight (Lin Governor of Mnasuchosetl-, f.ir and bring about a physical change 1« vessels of 43,917 tons, un in(•illy lliu-c wlm complete enrol)-1
pieti-i*
uf
33,990
tons
over
previous
th a t this arrow should be ns long time.
“advising" the Democrats t** iium- in industrial life. They are d ri’.en j« .u s.
mi nt nt an early date cun be nsas possiblo and of proportionate
For It* Men
inute Guv. Al Smith was made by a belief tlint sonic unrclo'used
slircd of attending cuinp.
width.
The Kohriiach Works have con in llie Senate thi*» iiflernumt hy force of nnture exi-ts in tho uu,
Complete enrollm ent, Mr. laiw“In cases where the flying field structed a huge two-motor*-d flying
explored fields of science th at may
ton explained, includes the proper
1b located a t some distance from boat aide to carry It! men which Senator Heflin (D) of Alabama. be harnessed for the service of
Gov. Fuller,
the
Alabaman
filling out of an application blank,
the city,, it is well to indicate by
will he gaided by the famous Ger charged, “is under the hypnotic in mankind.
accompanying it with u certificate
arrow the num ber of miles to ihe
Men from all walks of life—
man war nee Ernst l Met.
fluence of l lie Homan Catholic
T. \V. Lawton Hits llccn Lately " f character from a reputable citi
a irp o rt It Is nlRo desirable, but
These nre the three most serious political machine," induei >1 hy tin country parsons with much time 1 5
I n d i c t m e n t s
Nidified That Hi* Has Heen zen and physical exam ination, vucnot absolutely necessary, to illum
anil immediate German competi fact "his wife is a Human I'aiii- for meditation, in hurrying iiusAppointed To Take Charge cimili</n and inoculation, usually
inate the sign nt night. The let- tors.
ine s men into whose mind- some
•*lie."
Ol Enlistment In Seminole performed, free of charge, hy a
From I'age On*')
(Coni
intied
ttbrs should be printed in white
The l.'ifl passenger monster
Ilelli MaKsiuhlisetta Senators, idea |io|*s while rushing In work ulnrs.
local physician.
on a black background.
plane,
proposed
by
Professor
E.
T. W. laiwton has been form
Walsh
(1H ami Gillen (If) nuns sol tile chemists frantically to their
Numb* r six: Like, charging eni"In order th at the information
work.
liezzli'iiii'M anil misapplication of ally notified by Mr. R. ( ’. Riley,
m ay ba mude uvnilnlile fur com Riinipler. exists only on paper so to GuV. Fuller's defense as soon
far,
and
experts
hold
that
it
is
a*
Heflin
ennrhnh'd.
Walsh
de
p ilatio n and issuance to ull av iat
fluids. I'tuii in ubatenioiit, Hint lull Suite Aii|. thut lie inis been a p
to quash and for hill of pnrtic- pointed tu represent the (', M. T. f \
o rs, an early report is desired impossible unless tin a ir motors scribed (lie governor as "a very Famous Savant Says
Association in Seminole County,
ulurx.
jjfrom you a t National Hciulquurl- are improved far l*eyond their urceptuble, a very able and a Very
Ijove Is Only Disease Nllmlit r seven: I.tike dml Key, t Jiaii niitii of tin* committee in
progressive public servant."
e r s indicating Ibc names of the present efficiency.
"His wife may tie a Roman
charge *<f tiie enrollment of appli
The German l.uft liansn. Ihe
towns which have been so named.
F ill ( ’AGO. Feb. 21 - “ Love is charging them with m aking false
‘Ilease address your report to biggest air transportation m in im Catholic.-’ Wnbli eimtiinied, "but I not philosophy it Is a dtrense. ' entries. Bleu in abatem ent, dem ur cants fin ihi* (’, M. T. Camps this
sumni* i .
■Rufus K. Hand, Chairman of the in the worjil, holds th at ti'uns- Know that she is a lady of tiie
In an informal discussion of rer nnd motion for bill of puineAviation Committee, 777 North utlnntic flights nre still mere ex vdry iiigiii'st rank and possessed love at a meeting of tile American ulars.
'Bhis uppointmgn brings all activ
Number eight: laike nnd Key. ities in behalf* of this sum m er’s ( ’.
Meridian Street, Indianapolis, lnd. periments. |( will participate only of inestimable qualities."
Philosophical Association here,
Heflin declared that “ Fuller is Dr. Gustave fa n is , world famous embezzlement and misapplication M. f. Bnmpa for Reminob- County,
"The I-eglon in perform ing this when tfie establishm ent of tninsservice is fulfilling its ideals of ntlantie airplane lines lias heroine very rich; he lias more money thun savant, outlined his ideas upon of funds. Bleu in abatem ent, de- under bis direct supervision.
sorviro to country in time of practical. This, it holds, will not he has sense." Gillett in reply ad the intangible subject of love nnd • niurrer, motion for hill of partic
Blaus for the camps, which Mr.
mitted Hint “Fuller is wealthy" hut declared that the older ono he ulars.
peace and llirough it will nave Im> for several yearn a t least.
Liwlon has received provide for
e.ddisl
that
"lie
bus
by
far
mote
'Number nine:. Lake nnd Key, the appointment of separate quotas
hundreds of lives. It is the small
roines the more susceptible they
to
charging them witli m ak in g ‘false In eat li county so as to give u fair
good sense Hum money."
communities th at need - marking
are
to
th
e
“disease."
entries.
Bleu
in
abatem
ent,
dem
ur
"H
istory
is
full
of
instances,"
*o that the aviator may return to
allotment of vacancies lo ail parts
"Im m unity
to
disease
de
M e r c h a n ts
his course if hu hus wandered
mid Heflin, "where Roman Catli- creases ra th e r than increases with rer und motion for bill of partic of the Mule.
& G e n e ra l IT ihlic
ulars.
olie wives have influenced the
from il in fog or rain.
advancing years. Dr. (.'arux m ain
Mr. Lawton says that, regardless
Number ten: l.akn ami Key.
course of governments." He said
“ Please have copies of this let
tained. "T hat fuel is established charging them witli m aking fal
of quota for this coilnty, every acte r placed In the bunds of every
lie war. "tuking this .occasion to by our m ortuary statistics alone.
entries in a rep o rt to the coni| - leptulilc young man in the county
post commander. I t iH our hope,
show tiie connecting link between
Dr Cam s too sidrs aguinst Dr, t roller. Bleu in abatem ent, denim - bus mi opportunity to apply and
BERING, Fell., 21—(INK)—Tho tlii' flings taken at me by protestand In it wo ask your hearty co
operation, that your slate will be Chinese press is begining t<^ specu ant gentlemen anil the Roman Will Durunt who was quoted re rer, motion to quash and L i hill may be accepted.
He hopes the response to the
is no longer connected with
completely m arked for uir travel late what aetion the government Catbull*. machine winch inspires cently In Ran Francisco as declar of particular*.
ing "A man over thirty ■iiiinuL
will take over the Klno-Ituliaii these attacks."
Nomlier eleven: !*uke und Key, Government's offer of thirty days
within thirty days."
love."
charging them with false entries camp life and training, with necesHotel Forrest Lake
State Commander King declared and Rino-Bortugues commercial
"A s n m atter of fact," rontin* in u report to the comptroller. Bleu siry expense paid hy the Govern
th a t the Legion departm ent of treaties, which It whites expire
ued the eminent philologist, “1 be in abatem ent, dem urrer ami hdl ment, will exceed the quota, and
Effective
FToridii would enthusiastically get this year.
lieve the so-called 'dangerous age* of particulars.
thut Seminole County Will have the
Obviously tin- popular step would
behind tho activity.
— so culled for purposes of defini
Number twelve: I-akc* und Key.
Is1 for tin* government to denmmro
tion and discussion, hus been wall ntleging embezzlement and mis.
the treaties as was dune in tin*
U e will not acknowledge any
established ut forty and beyond, application of funds. Bica in al*utecase of Belgium and Spain, wheivbeorming, I am personally „f the ment, dem urrer and motion for
ndelilednt'KM incurred by him
by those two countries were re
opinion,
more
acutely
dangerous
hill
of
particulars.
including
l(r after this date.
duced to the statu s of non-extra
(Continued From Pagi One)
with the passing of time.
Number thirteen: Lake nnd Key,
territoriality.
Alice and Minnie Jones.
Confectionary Stand,
During the presentation of the . “ Alm ost all the world’s g reatest charging them with m aking false
Il is considered certain in forlovers were men past the ages of entry to the comptroller. Bleu in
•
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UK
Sanford Ave. — Will
fiis
t
art,
several
entertaining
spec
rign
diplomatic
circles
thut
China
JERUSALEM , Feb., 24— (IN S)
abatem ent, dem urrer, motion to
30 to 35.”
teach
candy making
—Thirty thousand person* In Je ru will not follow th u t plan with ial numb'em were introduced. “ Mine
quash and for hill of particulars.
salem were vaccinated following n Italy, nnd in ail likelihood will not All Mine" was sung by Minn M ar
Number
fourteen:
Lake
and
smallpox panic when un Italian do so with Borlugul. Italy in too garet Thompson, urcompnnied by Lindberffh Has Rest
Key, violation of banking Jaws.
coming from Damascus was found much of a force to bump against n chorus of pretty high school girls. As Today’s Program IMeu-in abatem ent, motion for bill
for
she
lias
a
strung
guard
in
the
Hieliurd
Hultzeluw
gave
two
vocal
suffering from tho disease con
w particulars, motion to IquasJi
Peking Legation, m arines a t T ient selections and Bill Henry of O rlan
tracted in th a t city.
DETROIT, Feb., 24— (IN S )— and elect Indictment.
sin
nnd
a
nuvnl
contingent
in
do
rendered
"Everybody
Ixives
My
The scare was heightened by the
Rest und seclusion at Srlfridije
Num ber fifteen: I.nke and Key,
fa ct that the patient, who subse Shanghai. Tin* Chinese leader* Girl" with the support of tiie chor Field until late* tonight or early xftoLutiiji of banking laws. ;Blea
muh
prefer
to
bluster
before
na
us.
Me.
Jones
guve
a
laughing
song
quently died, wus a pickpocket and
tom orrow was tho program todoy in ulwtement, motion to elect inWo have moved our furniture slock from 117 Magnol
th a t fo r a number o f days ho piled tions like Belgium nnd Spain who and Mrs. Jones followed with the 1(.T Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, dictment, motion to quash and for
hi* “trade” In different parts of are less likely to show their “Older They Get Tho Younger They hero on a m ystery nA ston said to bill of particulars.
ia Ave., to our new location al .’J12 Sanford Ave
Want ’Em."
Jerusalem , establishing no one teeth.
involve tho inauguration of a new
Sim
ilarly
in
the
cuse
of
P
o
rt
COAIK IN A M ) LET US SERVE YOlJ.
■
Members
o
f
the
chorus
were:
knew how many “contacts.”
air line.
Health authorities estim ated that ugal there is tlm question of Misses M argaret Thompson, Roue
The Flying Colonel i* thu guest
the pickpocket had mingled witli Macao, tho Portugues colony of H urt, Eloise Lanier, Katherine of Maj. Thomas G. Lunphier, com
sonio
elovien
miles
in
.the
form
of
Schiranl, Beverly'Bender, Eugenia
thousand* of people in the poorer
m andant of tiie first pursuit gnrup
quarter*, as well as in those where u peninsula in the delta of the Cun. David, Pearl Robson, lice Howard, ut Selfridge. Secrecy continues to
ton
River.
Mucao
w
as
occupied
by
Kthelda Tatterson, Jane Torrance, onvelop his plans due to hi* intra ffic is heaviest. .Special Govern
m ent vaccination centres wero es- the I’ortguese in 1557 and although Helen M urentetlu und R. E. G rif *istencp th a t his.be kept out of
the Chinese in 1887 form ally roc. fin. High School hoys in supporting
tabliahed in those quarters.
LONDON, Feb. 2 J— (IN S )—
tho public eye. Lindbergh called
Portugal's
sovereign roles were; Pete Sehlrnrd, Jack
People of Jerusalem of all classes ognized
The feminine ca r is again to
off
another
"mystery*
mlssiop"
hop
thronged these centres and crowded rigid* to the territory, neverthe Peters, Jam es Stoinoff, Dun Hanscheduled fu r this m orning and m ake its appearance, f o r a new
Krottnd private hospitals and doc- less tho issue liaji hen fra u g h t oell. Tootsie Russell, Claude Herndecided to remain quietly a t the style at hairdressing In which the
t o n . When tho panic was a t it* with friction.
dun and Robert High leyman.
Ladies
PM
hair j» drawn behind the cars, is
field.
height ft was no uncommon sight to
Tile Lions quartet composed of
becoming very popular.
Leather
Sli
■ee In the big Russian square in COURT REVERSES DECISION S. R. Dighlon, Dr. H. W. Rucker, able continent.
W ith this new. style, the ea r is
the h eart of the cily, u line of sev
M artin Rtineclpher and I)r. C. W.
Medium and
O ther selections included a black not shown blantantiy, as in the
eral hundreds, among whom were a
selection*, face sk it by "Red" B arber and vo Eton crop, but peeps from a rathWASHINGTON Feb. 24— (IN S) B aker gave several
heel.
g re a t many peasant women in their —The sender of an unrepeated tele which Were received with much a p cal number* by Mi** Mildred Hally, e f delicate background of hair.
colorful dresses holding up the gram cannot recover full dam ages plause. F rank Hursey, .form erly a Dr. IL W. Rucker and Hope {luff. . •The hair can l>® dreased in thi*
Baldw in M ortgage C o
s n u of their infanta to the doc- for negligence in tho handling of stu d en t of the University of Florida Costume* wont by the chorus arpre
whether it is long, bobbed,
t o r V needle. In m any cose* this tho message, tho Supreme Court w here he wo* prominent in darroat- ' furnished by Mr.' and Mr*. Jone* dr ahhngled, It aril l be especially
See our local counsel
W i the f i r i t time A rab women re- ruled today in teversing * decision ics, presented * one-mpn-mclo- and w ere am ong the m ost striking pepolar with the girl who want*
C Tl
. 1
f o j t t f to • doctor or to m c iM tio n * of Alabama Court*.
btr hair to grow long again.
drw a», which elicited much f»vor*
eeeq
thU eeaeon.
t
_
GERMAN PLANES
"91ARE iUISHED-JEOR
HOP OVER OCEAN
Church
T h e Store
Better Val
Chemists Trying To
Evolve New Theory
In Scientific Field
Dress
Ladies New Sj
Di’esses. Crew
dhine, Flat (
Und Georgette.
Regular sizes
Senator Heflin Of
Alabama Launches
A t t a c k On Fuller
.
Stouts 40 to
LAWTON TO HEAD
ENROLLMENT IN
2 TRAINING CAMPS
$ 5 - 9 5 t(
A t t o r n e y s For
' B a n k e r s Attack
$i
44
Sil
Very Special-1
Crepc-cle-chij
Taffeta and
$ 1 -49 yd
N O T IC E
Plaza Pong
36 inches v
Fast cole
Foreign P ad s Are
Source Of Trouble
For Pekin Leaders
G. A. Schlosse**
30,000 Vaccinated
In Smallpox Scare
At TTie Hol y City
Prinl
254
U nion Si
Lions Present Show
To Large C r o w d
ToMor r ow Night
Feb. 24, 1928
$1.00 Grade
FOR SALE
R. O. Middleton,
; Lessee
N O T IC E
FASHION •
H IN TS
Men's Satin
Crepe Union
79/1
Men’s. Blfldc
Brown Oxfo
Price
T. W. Russell and Co .
improved residence and business
Mortgage
property
Loans
S lip i
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J
99.
7
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Celery Markets;
ii-i
i J-JS~
[Dally u * * * * *
Bureau of Agricultural Eeoimmlcj* co-opcri.‘ ig
tilrh
,he
Florida State Bureau of Mur-,
kct.v — R. Ii. Corbin,
, .'
Lorn! Rrrexenlaiive
aW^V-sn A r. f —
10-A Poultry and E rrs
FOR
S A L E — 100 W hite
Rock
choice yearling hens. P r i e s . r e a
sonable. M.--tK-~<?afnpbe)), I 2 W
Douglas Ave., near Ball Park.
5—Help Wanted Female
(Legal -Noticeny
4 ..
. ( Legal-Naltres) *
Ycrt.n lay was the heivitjst day
*u lur- -for rhipmcntB of celery
fmm Sanford, 117 i:,r.i litir.p t l * •
( . c uh to Adxenen ■*•*
tctoi. I ift.en were reported frtvn
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n
lv
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10
IncHifliVe,
Hloek
I’Pl'N'i t I.N TilANTKHY.
Manat.-e making the Florida tut aT
21, hot t I io i; Im limlv «•, llltrol.
, j r ^ i i i »»
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a m tr i*»„ * r
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' , „ d collector eent
i :•
Tc.-.-’t v-fi»e n u v.era
l\ Ml.
F R E S H eggs,
Baby chicks, and
2 k. A l t o f H lo ek 2 7 ; A l l o f
, for payment.
^H.
shipped 'from California bringing
Hatching
eggs.
Ctcklcbcrry
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the I ’, S. tot-,l to 157 cxr.x, Sat:o f HI. e k ,31; A l l ..f H l o e k 32;
Farm, Lake Mary.
Hfl.h T " UTITT TITi.i:
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A l l of u»*o\r
in «'*a. Sprhi^N*
font's sliipti- ?nts were 1,tiled a*.
u h i »i : ic »*k r r tiia H w T io N
u«eorilfth;
to
piii
ther**tif
ijit
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rim State Ml Tlurlilii to tho altn
tolliTws:
25 P. t. :a. Yanis. 22
10-B Plants and Flowers
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in
I’hif
Hook
2.
piiira
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Political Announcements
linmrd plUtP'N UreetlhM*:
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of
S ri iih io fi *
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To u H SMITH ami MINN IK C
Kotntly, l'lt*nda
SMITH hi h iv Ilf, Ho Pert A, Haroo,
fo r
o r d e r e d th at you and * o e h City, l> Florence, 5 RrJtimore, - 1
rate* » «
r u n r o t n t » i ‘ i i o m :i i t i m i
H« ii.aimhi UusHvlh Trustee amt in - o f ft i oin
S E E D Potatoes Red
Bliss Maine
n T'P|»e.if t»* Ho- n vy or ii P ill f hilniic.pbin,
I New York, 4 ija-'
Insertions.
VTTOUXF.Y
■ll\lilitilb.
JamoN
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(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $G.OO
I lo r»'h> aitnotiiice my camlhlucy Tr ii ‘h f a ml noil * Mtt.tlly , J*o»eph H •'■f eMtnphiilil f i l e d h e i » to, t-n oi l P* Jxi.nnah, 3 eiuh Detrcil, Montreal, 1
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Spaulding Rose No. 4 (C ertified)
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d Hi d e f a u l t t h e r e o f a hi*. ! Ti-rantn, ami
Cincinnail, 2 e te)»
t'o iiiit> l i i m
At to rr u 'V
i.llu M i l ' m||]||,| .1..I.ii |t MoHonal.l, 1**2 ^. a npro
every reader, no matter what his
I a l>ne>
„„ ,
150 lb. sacks $0.00 CaBh with all
KotiffNAo
In* ehlt'l'etf
i»'i
i
t«*
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hr
u
ill
«»f
tin*
voterH
In
charge of 30c f o r
llriirj.* l*>li Half1
', h.lti' AlU) Hear* iiL a it i-t y o u dud e a e h o f \. mi i f« n ; RTelinf.iid, Clcvoland, Ruffuln. an.I
orders. United Produce Co.
1355
tlii h r m o n a t U ' p r i m a r y on Ju n o a no ii, la* 'Im A l%*:i iNoii.
other likes and dislikes are. wants
Mo I». maM era I i m i i i r e id Hi i*. suit heiiiK m i i i | Pittsburgh, and 1 enchl.Arris bill
J*»HN r,. I*KC»N\HUV
iN'iu Non, Ihn jam in S, llrluK. „ ”Hal
Beaver
St.
W est,
Jacksonville,
'H l l r l I Hie. hll li W t*
rl o iid
atld : Rochester,
^rt'iilng is restricted
••rid A*Nton ItoMnrlh Surah J **’ 1T ,’ * | e1,1
Mimphrs, Milwaukts*,
to read—if .he's wide . awake and
o n f l r m t i t l e in e om tduh iutit
Fla!
noii. John I*. Kiiiytoti. Jr.* IM«ai*l
J ’cUilificatioti.
Binghamton, Syracuse, Worcc'tIt
I
n
further
ordered
that
lltln
i o n s r \ r n 3r.v%Tott
H
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or,
N
A
Kllif.
Kiiurh—
up-and-coming.
And
that’s
this
Liter is mode The SanI !i» I'olty iniiuLMi’e .in a nitullilate i 11*i•r$;»« IV i"i*tv .i \ a Im i I, tinvi n a n Th ** l i o l l e e lie ‘ (ill 111if* lied iif iie a W ee k
■t W, Albany, N work. N ew O r
U|J will be reapona bio
IJ *h«r»t{t mjVtU iin Sennior from lUftit HPttorulile Hurl of Kuiruoit, t o r f o u r 4'iUMet lltiv e vv» ekN In T h e leans,- St.
Classified Section!F O R S A L E — Citrus nursery stock
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th%« ITth Sriuitori.il dlslilrt coni- Ait Inn
MaoNatimta* M fn
Hiram ll"h»,d in Sv’tiihiole Kotittty. Klorid.i
, one incorrect insertion,
on Rough Lemon Root. Quality
tirniiil Rapids, Decatur.
PONi-tl of Sr mlimit* Hr i*van! i'min- •*1tiiittht*t>i
A
U.iUerimill
alno
WITNIvSS
tin*
hand
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titer for subsequent
fit'« nulije»*t Hi
the
Ih'imicrH ( k" known a* Aden Waller mail. Ileol.%
and varieties’guaranteed. d
Uo
ctt my
Thu deman.I on the f. o. b. mar
primary
to hrltl June r.th, l!»2* Wotiriman hirt wifi*. It. S. Walk* ■. V. K I hmulaNw, K l e r k o f I io K ir The office should be
• uh K 'd i r t o f Semin de •*««unt> . at
prices
bef
rices before
you buy. F. Burnett
If rhoMnl I pl'Minlat' to ronlltiuu J
II Horry, \V H. iiweti, .liimt-** tht* Korn t Hmi**e in H a n fo rd . S ein» | ket rmitiiiues good. Thu price t.»
ftomediatcly In case of
In work for tlii" hr*»l Inf* rrnt of |ho lohiifMii John A. JmIi Hnoii, I’harh-n
AV overly, Florida.
m d e K*'unt>. l lorldu* flil.i 2 ml day I holding steady at $2.00-2.25 with
(IlKtii.i a idI i |m Ho you to my 11. .!'»*»f|Ni«n, rihford » II
J.*)tu.-o n. o f I' eh r tta t v * A M 1 S 2 li
• mnll sizes (I'scounted and three's
ri't rir-! oti ntitfh import int Ii k ' nIu • Ma I»r i
>1»’<'! 1 1it
St ol Ia St r v*•ith.
\ v. utu** :i. a s s
:
t|ou .18 iiooil roaifK. rt.iuiri vation of !*»•■ Hli'O'im J I* Sniltli hh.. km.a ii
ADVF.ltTIS.ERP *
i.ir"iiUit'.iL where th,* shjtmeniJ
F LO R ID A
GROWN
non-blight,
l
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o
:
k
Always the Sarny— In Service
filll ti|tti;'il Ifsou.
mllli'lloTi of « n Jo. I IMx.^ iu Smith. i*haiiottej
i:
i: t, m* it Hit *k .
ct ninln t >o many of thL jise. i
good eating Pear:
Stuart P e
i$tiilr j i m h a ml" nturat Ion
I a ink A Smith 1|I■* u if o I M A old ami
Ijjtrald
representative
I If puty Kiel k
thr mi ppm: of all loval Ih'imuTMl f. la*' itn|a An hi HK vvif •*, 1Itfhoi’t Hot
'Megiapltlu report from I’hilucans, Japan Persimmons, Plums,
Always Different)—In Opportunity
iMLAL 1
familiar with rates
J J PAItltiSH
look, Aih'li Wattoi itiovv . I1 1* Hrtiei* I I It HP l. I'tirsihH.PHU.
I
dclphia t -lay g i . i ;. the \w:.llicr as
Prunes, $4.00 to $6.00 per dozen,
„
ciaslhficatlon will
also l-novvt) a* KarMevaii I* Itruoo. | SolP it.
f*» K..m piajoji i
2 clo-.idv. The supplies arc said
complefeVinformatlon.
Am on M Sell all 2. Ueotue
Leav.
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delivered. Xvnus us. Reeve N u r s
to
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VPHONE 148.
CiH NTVr
WlMr Komppiiy its Mirnonin
ami. ’ V \ \ r’ T\ •i*n*.-|i n |U||*t i n*
ired t tie market sternly fur jr *'*1
I " I. t I \ - I II. ill* J I I Ml I .1# » IK
rwording >;bor want ad
I h »s|i ? . iiimi.mii',' that I am a H8Mi; UK h r i n A Tony I V. n( me f) 1
K| I |* i *| Kl.‘ Mil I *A l
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a i mi pm a t Pot.
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Oil ml i‘i. I »■ for rr-i'h'rtimi to l hr of* Kofnpfiuy,
Mm It,11-lo rd a ID-inch ernte* nva
i it more effective.
12— WANTED
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S K M IN* •I. K i .d N*1 V IN KUAN
fit' "“f < mm y t *nmtniNNioiiri from H ii let t. J tiinof* 1' In vK i *ra u f Mt d
Kt:n\
qtn*:cil 83.25-3.50, j-nortT ft-’l.OO f„r
i* kiiuwta
I Hi " h i s.. ; * Mihji'i, t . thr til-* limlvev, \V
I' ii Ime i
Ii A NIItVM'AV and vx i|e AI • V
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ROOM W ANTED—Yountr'^man
i*Ini"|i *.f flo* votorn hi t.ir |>mo«»- iin
W ilh .iin
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Pain te r. J
tneements
M:\VM.\N .i ml W K H i l l , a ml I and *5 do/ens. 8’;. are bring '.t :
cr»»lP* I'rnoary to he feu PI on Juno Adam* ImHv Idua lly ii ml jin Trustee,
wants room located near center
v
v lie, S \ It A 11 VN.V II 11.1. K .ill
#2.75-3.25, m is lly $3,110-3.25, artJ
fill), A I* |!*2il.
Thom a h \\ ii io*i *•!!, I 'il vva 1 d I .t*y e,
pLi!iti1111n.
I sport come to Canaveral o f city. Give full particulars to
Id’s $2,50-3,00, mostly $2.75-3.00,'
Archie Hie veto*,
A It'llh* T. I l o d « e,
THANK KVANS
( li’iil 47e i: MJO’V letti* I. Peiili.
20— Fnrma For aa>e
27— Money To Loan
[for deep sea fishing. $10. “ Room" enro Herald.
New
Y o r k 1 reports a sUaWIy
i I I ». fellii \ ici. i : v V r.Nt TIH.
AtOrtih M IlkRlto Kjltlle JolljlNMll.
d.' lit n
jiay. Daily trips. Enquire
stronger market trnlny. Florida
T u T in : l o T f i H o r s m i i M i u : J H Sti'hoilei n , I |( Moot|r«.
vdtl Hit Ml*
» H* I't |lk!< • V I ION
W A N T E D : — Hooks
on
T H R E E , five, or ten year loans
Florjda.
K re d e l ie Ii I ......II
H IIA TV .
» H Hi ur
I><a el I,
(ith, Cocoa, Fin.
T A T fe :
n j'
fe ta HU HA
To c rates 3 to I <1Aten j* it ro .suiting sit
A C R E A G E A T $125 per acre.
I
h i • iimniunci' that 1 am a \ nil I j »vi’ll, K,i( i ir Xiat Ii h m f o n o - P i' K11ASHI
will be considered
on
first
“ Florida In the Maki/
Jox
.1.
X
Vr.NTTIS
$3.00-3,50, it’s at $3.25-3.75, S'OAtididiite f**r u -eleelloU to the of
et I> i aril.'
I iiIi .i IPula
II. >i. II.
Tract
of
nearly
35
acres,
located
from a svvoin Pill
mortgages, improved city proper
1584, Orlando Cigar &
WB L o
A BARGAIN
i Kuuniy t'omiulNNltiner from XV Hi i ii>:i |i «. VV Hh'lff. John Hat* •i I* v ' .ippearinu
.inpi 11 nt. f i l « «1 In Hit* I annis $3.00-3.25, 1.0's mostly $2.50.
between two Orlando roads with ty, at 8 per cent interest. S « fire
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*■ t h«■e.oo pla lua lit
that _the reni*
frontage on old highway, can he Rhodes I .H-khnrt. Phorc 8 8Z-J»,
rfy o-n ^ f the \niro in I’l/i i
, J . Ik. AV'raiwituvi. ’i. u il v er a ' • JN*r h.f, t .f.dirrL ifiif Villilrl a* of \vnii the Nnhr
14— lloonis Withnul Hoard
t e1!' T. . 'V*',
S.:. I,.
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, Palmetto Barber Shop
crifa T l liiuIHV
Ill-Ill
picked-tip today, by someone who
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e in phi l Mil lit *, l hit I
> oil
n lo
P olitica l A n n ou n cem en t
knows values at a great Sacrifice.
8 T t :i:u :
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[RING bong’s i ’uie Pork One bedroom, 411 Park Ave.
Hie aye' of VI > eai'N ,ilid Hi.if
a » s ; : xsoii
Vti'Hua lu
Very
desirable
location
for
poultry
m l|i< pel 8ii|) tii the Stull i.f
1C8 Palmetto Avc.
.immune# niv muidivlacv i i.n
c o n c o u n t y jltujh
K iH»p t n
15— Apartment For Rent
Khu Ida
1vI* *« of ii Sunimoin in
farm. Some high land mid some
o lf M 'e o f T i l l A ’*»** *^N*»r i d j
hereto aiiiuiunee my candidacy
ii o n a*. IP1
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• 4 lip«HI vvtmiu vv**uPi him!
re*election .0
Ihn
office
to the
' *'i*t|tll m
j , NithJ#ri
,i feViput,
*i f
muck.
Possibilities
for
developj
f°r
And Found
Furnished
housekeeping
apart
Hie VO* in in tt.e J i i n e j
■*0 uip v J iidar of Ktmlm ie County
I*11.11*1. .Iiiti'pl
fm*" I li iih In
in ruin ilia nd
ment are great. I f you are look- l-'lomlH. subject <0 the Will of til*
H, ,,u\ *
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ment: $14 monthly. All enliven
11I** V ViMllllP In Im< .i Mil
keys.
Return
to
inch of
I lemocrulle
Vuleia
of
Hemlnole
* \'ld I ,ot k h,j • *
k i i i t t i : n i » i :n .
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for
something
on
,
which
wou
m P m *> raui i i n n il K m i r l o f
iences. 301 Cor. 5th & Palmetto.
In the Ili-iiiocrallc Primary
i*fej lull K, Ip'Ml
tTheclre>.
* Krauuiy., I'Ptikda, in Hi*
may mnkc reasonable profits with I'oualy,
y <i i t'll • tit'* N i n i m n . i :
■ .m u ! |iiiII v li!
, I,-ell,.11 lo he lield June fdh KJ* T<»
A '’commo n col ii*' inay re suit 1n gri ppo
Hmii 1*ii ill, mm Hra- .Hi da v *»f
tv .
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T.*i i
J AS II. SH AltOM.
T W O bungalow apartments. N e a t out •holding long, it will pay you
v!*t. 4
V l1
I.* mak** afiNYva-r 1 orllti. At the very first sign, go to a drug
omobi’.ei
me* that I am fl
n t i ” .*;«! i i f at |
1*1L
Mill
nf
K«»nip|uin(
third.i
y
to
investigate
this.
Address
R.
J.
ly furnished and dcsirnoly lo
store anil get a l*>x ol HILL'S. Take
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a h i 'l i mii l»y ih* i‘i'tn plainvh i *4111 .
H. tare The Herald.
no mMnInto-1 f i"mhi
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FOIl t x \ r n t .i .n i T i m
LODGE
tIII" * .111f-*1 olIlil'W M*l* HIIm! promptly, HILL'S breaks up a cold in
P lin t to l l o iP - I
VI. K 1m i *
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1 I vt Ixh lo a
noon nee Hint J nni n
niiuoiini-p
• *mm|*l.iInt will In i iki (i a» 24 hours because it does the (our vital
IhH
|cars ami Gruham trucks.
I * ill I he I b'lHIi ■I
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•1*14l (f|
••ii iidlilat e tor re-election
l'> tin
Ml
bedroom. 300 W .
d P' y*mi a ml
n;i Id I’auae tilings at once— stops thr cold, check*
lie
held
on
J
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1.’;.... 1 u'tlri* of Tux Collector of Semin•* * * *1 \ \ |i t11«
the (ever, opens the bowels and tunc*
FOR S A L E - 2
\ 1 l. *i L
3th St. I’hone 358. W .
•.,i n ■V
UlIC lots.
F l, , l |ll|„ I *001,1 >, NUhJeCt 10 the ncllon
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Jo h n m i : iskm
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v .»d* m. i * 1■' j |i Ira*.
IS & CO A AN CO. Auto
Dixie
Highway |of the \otcre In tl> « l>rinucrulic
v*mii F*iHi i it1*11** the system. Red tsix, 30 cents.
.ill
truck land on
1
Hilt
Ip. 1i ,i i *t
I’ltmnrv in l,e held In June,
l nni.i
garage outMtle city limits. Electr
lUlil - MM IV1 j* i'• i tUIM Frallt 1,Mf
three
1and slieet metal works, burnished
H I L L ’S
• I !ihu m a « H H . . t*M| VID! MI-1. i ;t ll 1'•
r u n N in .m i i*
Your Minnoi t « ill .iv ujipi ix liitail.
I . Mil il
apartment
with
garage.
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let) Avenue. Phone 710-W,
VX *|U.'i. I. VP 1 ' H Vi n i: vv \i \N it 1ra) M||a V1>V C u c A r a - JUrotuldc - Q u i n i n e
i?l i rifiiMiunr* rn y ^ e lf .m h
•IMJ l> JIN'KINS
flowing
water avniluhh
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CII5 Palmetto. Rcnauil. 3114 W . Second
M X*. X! \N \\ i ’ It t 1il an*! nil
6th
St.
Apply
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Im t*»*‘ JO'l lo|t *#f
k’hOUJ) UVJICK CO.
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three
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garage 22— l i e n 1 E s t a t e T o E x c h a n g e
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<a ml iil.i 1* !.»i tax nNNi8f.nl Niihjeot
apartment uiili garage. Hot and
lUPS-MAUMONS
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tn I hr .1 i’*>t*»n t*l the volrfii In
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water
free.
Apply
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i .it**- I'rlni ii v I <» b** liflil TO I III
Sfurd Aulmitoliile Co.
““a
W I L L T R A D E - several beautiful llic
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1*4*1 Ll ** 1** li
in J ii in1 » . 11,1 *• vt*,i i I Itiivu live-Hi
vlh*. .*.tve.
Phene 137. Palmetto Ave. Phone 547.
,111M‘i1. It) . Mill I 1 *IM I
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mil Sfin*it..li' cnunlluR
building lots for well located ill <*1,1UK
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I linti' NDivnl m» rji ml ■ I I ral I . • Il • 1IMM 1»* 111. rat
Very aitrcctive furnished 2 room grove or farm. Give complete in for 4u v mnirthi.tiH'r
t . mu t •'i•im111ihh1mit*■i f i'<ni
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St
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fount >
Nra I -iil.jt . f f.* lira fl*
water: formation as lo wlint you have fur 12 > *• i in I liu\'* 11lit! e iny 11v * n u n
apt. Private
hath: hot
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[Painting.- .Interior
Doc- garage. Phone 739-J. 212 W. 4th when u n s w e f n g Shis) uk State InK rulMim slwk .Hi.! rllryp fruit IM III*
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ami furmitiH I pruiiMb.' id let rvary
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Very n-iiv.noble. Phone St.
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number of acres, location, price, i u v jhi v« I i iii iv
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mortgages, etc. Address R. U- ta le Mllllt'l* of ( ;i \F' ItV VMHIMH I hr pri*
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npartment
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and garage. Close in. $30 month.
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Ijsftl liy h«m*iir'kee|»er* fur IiOytartl
lime i.r.l u i y little money Phone 100 W .
W I L L TP.riD K— Equities ill sever
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Mil Nil I1I t.
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1JiM‘4tinn* in IS UntfuajiM.
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fcld tiling- new by use of
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conveniences,
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M o u sy D a o k II It fa llv
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tn 1.1 1. 111
water, down town locatin', newly have you. Give complete details as for thr I.**U 1«I jh ui f miliject hi Ih#
K I ’li MM *N
I Sold by Sanford Paint &
m! »* Kin Ii
S* III lira 11f * ' m i 111t t
lo
lucntion,
rrice,
mortgages,
etc.,
M(ll| ll |,i I
wi l l nf ih**rav**1>»
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l»«fiiln'd#
furnisiied,
each
apartment
with
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F. Stuart, Mgr.
9 IlIJI ll*
when answering thit ad. Address Knunty in **•» i»r*Miury to b« h*»ld
11ru 11* H IN Till i I lu l I i t '• M II l‘ »•# I'm .
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privute hath.
Price very reason
IP I
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on Jm»*' B, I •- '
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Rox 2!l care Thu Herald.
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TWF.NTV Till HI» IKHIK1AL Kilt
M. M. LORO.
able.
Call 8(14-J.
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,110 N. Park Ave. Phone Nicely furnished apartments with
I vv inIi i** jiMitouhce my candidacy
■ u im.m i hi i>i Mill m.iiih' i> Slut* IP*.i*l I ». p.iI lllli III
U V N i:\VMAK and Hie. AlhV
all modern' conveniences. Phone W A N T E D to buy desirable small fur thr Sl.il„ t i-lgalnturv (Oroup
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M Flint
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70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave.
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i*. in .f S.i va miiah 11»•**i k i.i,
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vv if*- SAH VII ANN L - 'J .
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home. Will exchange a large de- III, I>, limit) lo he held In June.
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home
down
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for appointment:
204 W . i-Hmli<li<:>' for Ih.. office of C.iunlf
in Edgewood for $35 per month. dress
II •.ulillit 1u iiimI 1, j-J Hold
i .i t i : i i i i \v i :i , i .
ipi’iT Huh lakra i'.m *4i#u^l|Blr"
I'omin IsslDiirr from Dletilel No K,
Also two bungalows in. Pinehurst llith St. Sanford.
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v i . i t •- upW e s t Sixth St. Apply R. Lev.. O. Box 1105. State prices, terms,
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C- <<il,l.Fit, SANFORD Valdez Hotel.
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1 W O 5 room bungalows $25. per 114— Lots
(Legal Notices)
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fil l- "I T.«» AeeiMo.ni. suhject lo the
month.. W o o d r u ff’s sub-division.
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Phone Has small '.loose and g a r a g e 'o n
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5 room house furnished.
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|**d peti -iul cement work.
for rl.-rh nf Ihn rlr. till Court «uhu Isi- 9.It III Hill Mf «*(»ni|ilaftll( (kill Im*
2 (i rrom houses $20. month.
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Apply
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easy payments. Desirable location ,UP,,,,M
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shingles F O R R E N T : 5 room bungalRv, for pretty home. Rot 25 cure The
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A I»A MAX MAN. VV K HILL. an.I
M?m ' ,i and gulvinizcd
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two bed rooms, hath
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KVICAII
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J»mes H. Cowan. Oak
ANNIK M VVKKKS
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a till
room, living room, and kitchen. O A K H I L L L O T S : The best loca no unci n* my t j*ndld»c>*
f or
Hu* ♦l«y of April
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Heights.
$25 each on terms of $ID.OO cash and l,rlmi»r>.
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D) experts with 17 years monthly. Phone 148.
$10.00 iiiuril! ly. A duress Post O f imd
vVi;KlvPse in HiaiMimwiiL v>f in*»unt .
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fice B o r 431, Snnford, Florida,
glvr
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F O R R E N T — Five
foom bunga
Kitl’li'
ll-MMitlf* nf SkimIiimI,. KraiinU.
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very l»##f #«Tvir*#N
twicppc Room 10 & n Mc«l.ll,*.l
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$25.00 per Palmetto Avenue lot, facing eaat,
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T».'t ni.blii JO S n 'i tb n f l l a mii- J9
Hill. N..H. i» li*’ |i'Ml*1lt*tinl
In Th*’
& * / • 8ign« of all kinds. Avenue. Get the key nt The H er bought for $l,0ft0. Address owner, f oIh wihi.
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Id aniiounee that t hid »
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' wd Pujnt & Wall Pnper ald office.
'i«hn| in Hiiiifitiil. KI*m Ii|h, miii * a
Si.i.fti 10.03 clmlnKant 0.97
Box 24 rare The Sanford Herald. comtiilul- for re-election to tljoj "f
The nriKliml mile Is
b ah ts ,. North irvoj
i-tiiiius to
f»*r fit14r All
i*(1nnrr tit I'i**?
fire « f . ’t.-rk of the Flreult Cun"
of •Hemlnole Founty, Florbl*. mi"- t .-,m|,.ii noil silhJi-tT I
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17— Huai ies« I T u c c h For Ren I 2f— Miscellaneous For Male
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WITNT'.SS ti»!* Iiuilll uiul nffh'lal
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Service of all kind*.
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ll. h l t n l l i g nt t h e X i : I-.l i n e r nf
crullr Voters of Hemlnole Count'.
F O R R E N T : SmaR siorc Rjoin*,
mill uxerilll.ili uml |*|1N|h
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By DR. J. t*. HOWELL :
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Faying Grocery
Business.
Good
West IT 1-2 Phalli* South 2 I '2
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19— Ffouse.s For Pale
location. Address P. O. Box 7C3.
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i HOI h rnmltilule for III* nffh 1 oFFll.'i: IF TII K KOMI-TlUfl.'.l'-lt
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■ « W P A N Y . 112 Second F O R S A L E : — Small cottage on B O A T F O R S A L E : 30 foot bridge port In the June Prlinacv.
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deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
llns
WIIKItliAH, by sHiIsfin i /d ' ■“
b u d |,llrs 1. 1,1 ex UH tla sll
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Magnolia Avenue
now
rented.
Midi,-itnr for Knmi.lalt.ai.le
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I'uit i i .k i i k n r t h e r u i n i t
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_ MITI< li Tt. KOVTII VCTtlMS
feel. North 403 f,-*l
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reasonable. P. O. nnx 038.
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In the Founty ■'( •'Lil•• red f.n .-.cnilm.le K.iunl), Florida, s r r H t l ) k a n a l l r a p p r ' f Iw k l a n u r k .
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Address Box 431 care The Herald. almost ntw.
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20— Farms For Sale
't tilt before tut assn, lull ,,i -b a i l I ■'
,.d« fm ■leu. luo o l rlul.i i n ... r ■ Ih p r u u . l In.u l n a .
Ilauf u ii a iir .u ir r
II. F, T. II. nf Ilrn'p Mill
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A r e you familiar- with poultry
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IE XIX.
P o lice G iveirC lue *
To ‘Torch M urder’
'e Dism isses H aeas Corpus W rit
hru Which Oilman
Avoided His A rrest
NEW YORK. Feb. 23.— (IN S)
—The firs t deilhlte tlow or. th e
■Whereabouts of the ‘'torch' m ur
d erer who drugged, robbed and
burned Miss M argaret Brown,
a cultured governess, to death
in the woods nuar Morristown,
N. J., came today in the form of
nn anonymous luttcr. The w rit
er of the communication ad
m itted the m urder and declar
ed th a t if he is ta u g h t he will
commit suicide.
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Member Atrtlt Bureau Of Circulations
SANFORD FLORIDA. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 23, 1928'
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SENATE GROUP OilOperator,
Europe ToEscapeScartdal,
IN DUNE PROBE Got Part O f “SlushFund” ABOLISHES OLD H i m s e l f
STARTS WORK REPORTRUMORED
WASHINGTON, Feb. 23. (IN S )
—Henry M_. Illackiner, form er head
of the Midwest Refining Company,
who flet! to Euro’pb td escape the Impbrial Wizard Issues Man
Committee Arrives In |\?nn*
nil trials, received $750,000 of the
date Which Hus Practical j
sylvnnia To Inspect t hief
7ontinentul Trading Company’s
Effect Of Doing AwayWith
• Battlenround In Economic
erious $3,000,00ft liberty bond
Famed HoodedOrganlzntion
War Between Two Factions r U U l l l /
r l l l i f T f l l tJj,, ( *h fund,” Karl C. Schuylzr of
, Denver, his |>ersnnnl attorney, told
‘M y s te r y V is it’T n D c tro it) W ith tl)p S(Mmtr i»uhiu- U nd* Committee K nights Of Forest
/ M iners Forced To
THAT
FOUND
COURT RELEASES Live In Dirty Huts
jyers Appeal
Operators Declare They Will.
To Higher Court ALMA GATLIN ON Not Negotiate With Work
ers llnlcRs Scale Is Fixed
Meantime W ealthy MURDER CHARGE
AIRWAYSImvsu
J
St. Louis Capitalists Is Be- t„l)liv.
llevcd For Reason Of Form-, TI,t. | lOIU| s havi. Imtm held for th u
ing Gotham-Dctrolt Airline tWo y t .n t M )tl tlie vault# ..r the
To He Substituted
*
r. Equity T iu M Company of New Evans Declares Klan Has Ac
complished First Phase Of
U h l KOI I,
I'cb. 2n-f-T lN 8)-,-, y or«. i>, th«* name of a Joint account*,
Work And Is Ready For2nd
Reports concerning,orgdnlxatlqn t»f held by George E. Holmes. George j
a new Chicago-New York airw ay j Gordon Battle and Schuyler, the
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
23—
PITTSBURG, Feb. 23— (IN S) — vin Detroit t lie headed by Col. i witness said. This method of keepjperator W ill H ave
(IN
S
)—"The
Klan
is
dead—long
/v ,n tn « t W in n e r G e ts T*'° ‘S cnatc Coal Committee emu.' j Charles A. Lindbergh and Major ing the bond*, Schuyler said, was
Pennsylvania today to inspect | Thomas G. I.nnphicr w ero.'clrcul- 1 d« [du.l *»n «" a means of proving live the Klan!" Such was the gen
jberty U nder Bond Ue\cfiu lltal From Jury For A l- ‘‘,0
the chief battleground in the utc<( toduy with the “ myntery vis; that Blaekmer whs ndl^ profiting eral interpretation placed today
leged SlaylngOf FatherAnd
it" to Detroit of Lindbergh.
T'1’"' his share of the ( ontinentni upon the edict of llirum \V. Evans,
A SIIIN G T O N . F e b 2 3 - | .W a T n ^ T f U M F
Flying with as much secrecy a* bonds,
)_T h e w r i t o f h a b e a s 1
--------Story unmasking the wearers of the
Schuyler told ii dninui
possible, Lindbergh with four SC.
white robe, and setting up in
j _______
K idnapers A ttack
Jacksonville Man
JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Feb.
23.— (IN S )—Stricken dumb ns
the result of an attack by kidnupovs and robbers. Forest S.
I lodges was In serious rondf-tlon hero today while nn extennive search for hi* assailant*
wn*
made
hy police
throughout the South today.
Hodges, an employee of a local
cusket m anufacturing concern,
under a physician's taro be
cause of the serious extent of
his injuries wrote his harrow
ing experiences on a piece of
•'
Re alleged
Cabinet Candidate:
P residential Ni
nationM akesKno!
V iew s On Sore Issi
Letter Is Reply
To Question!
F ails To A nsw er Si
cifically Som e
Borah’s Q uestions
______
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WASIIINGTON, Feb. 23— Y
(IN S)— Herbert Hoover pro
claimed himself today to b e u
blC\V
Ipany of Indiana,
release from a rre st
U. S. Senate \w
was dismissed today
ice Jennings
.
M ypnr.
opcroto'rs, ganize the new airway a# reported, j »d be was about t*j'die.
Klonsman. Knights of Knmeliu,
id supreme COU . ^ aa
*jj,r you^j. Iiritk* of Rrldsvillc'-t in the country. These buck the j “ | will not denv or affirm the Schuyler snid Blaekmer turned the >unt| k niizDts of tlie Great Forest.
declaring they cannot
in rush thnt he carried on his
person and bound ami gugged
and carried to Quitman, Geor
gia, where lie wus beaten until
he lost his speech.
THREE PERISH AS
BLAZE DESTROYS
.' CAROLINA HOTEL
in the enforcement of laws
enacted under that fan-reach- ,jj
infc Instrument— but furthor
than that he would not go In
answering the demoiMui or j
Prohibitionists that h<r de*
clnre himself in detail With r e
lotion to the wet-and-dry queation.
court's action uutomuticn.lv fire 'th ie f, weary a fte r six month#
The .foremost candidate fo r the
Recent public bonds over to him in Montreal nnd
Evans oxplunied in a statemont
jctl the oil m agnate to the confinement in the county jail at low-wago competition in the 'open ' report" lie replied,
Republican
nomination for
that
lie
deposited
them
ill
l»ox
3004
tliv impel in) edict
y of the Senate, and Dcpn- W entw orth, and the ordeal of hci shop mines south of the Ohio remarks of Major U nphlore'a. a n a t ‘the Equity T nist C om pany.-The
*‘
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Presidency
«xprc##ad* hi# 'prohlbtnouncement
of
plans
for
n
new
thnt
the
nliolition
of
the
mask
River
in
West
Virginia
and
Ken
tion vicmTi generally, but not in a t - ' j
frKC.•nit nt Arms John J . Me gruelling t r ’nl, was back among tucky, have imported thousands <•! Chicago-New York utr line via bonds are there now nnd arc in- had lieeri in content pint ion and in
tail, in a brief letter of lea# than
1
was on hand to take charge friends today .in her Jtom c town.
process of being worked out
non-union laborers to keep pro- Detroit. Rufalo nnd tthacn, N. Y. inct." said Schuyler.
160
words,
addressed
to
Senator
This
amazing
revelation
was
g
iv
-(
Inii.
“
I'knew
the
jury
would
b
e
lie
v
several years. The Klan, he sni
Asked if Eds.el Font was inter
\ dgctii’n going.
arho
r
however.
Lwait's attorneys
my story, nf.d I never once I No end i f the clash i# in sight, ested in this proposwl new route cii to the Senate Committee at had accomplished tlie first phnst>
la
seeking
to
pin
all
Presidential
lllaekmer's own request. Schuyler of jt8
wlh
Ljiatcly gave notice of appeal, thought there would be a mis
declared they and thnt he nnd Lindbergh intend- told of writing Blaekmer thni the a|uj wn(a no„ lx.„,,v tlcvclopmcnt,
(justice ltai’ey fixed the bond carriage of justice,” the girl said. , Operators hero
to enter tho Eurlv Morning Hre Destroys candidates down to deflnlU com
Korcl
about
it
today.
i won't negotiate with the union if ed to see
immediately
Shelby Hostelry. Injuring mitm ents upon the wet-and-dry .
P.oiki, which
>
I
don’t
wi»h
to
Senate
was
investigating
the
(
on
second
phase.
This
fu
st phase, lie
"But sometimes
then*
was
an
uw
rtinte# tlie it
arcn*t promised a wage re- Lanphiei roplied:
lincntnl
bonds
and
urging
him
t<
Dozen (»ucstK And Causing question. Spinc of Borah’* point*<1 ^
said, which had now In'eii complet
si\
' ful. unex plninnlile ffa r o f
( ,|ur't i„n. Miner#' otlicial- rvloi tc.l say anything."
icvenl his own holdings.
One Million Dollar Damage question*, Mr. Hoover \g t\o f & « * - /
u.« Stcwari giiiiiy “ i* frec- electric chair. Just suppose-—
ed
was
to
support
and
foster
icthey will not retreat nn inch, or I
------------------------tirely. Hoover said flatly he fav o r
ition until
from pb> iivtd dofentio
strieted immigration. The second
Mrs. G a tin was the recipient of
.
SHELBY. N. t \ . Feb. 2 3 ,-^ lN S ) ed retention of the Eighteenth
time as the court of appeal#
phase is to work for the assim i
1,1111
i Y the in- I literally hundreds of missive*? of
lation of aliens into American life. .-T h ree persons were killed, <me Amendment, but he did not so de
m T t h e f l . P ^ o s attorney.! congratulations
this
morning. a tietches fnn-like around the out-j
Is D ifficult Task Opponents of the Klan. how- ( wus seriously injured, a dozen clare himself with relation to the
th V c S f clear
to the j They came from fa r
andIn c u r. ei reaches of the city. The mines
Volstead A c t He content**! himseir
ever, advanced oilier teason* for
others sustained minor injuries und on this score by merely stating that
,1 States Supreme Court, thus ' from all settions of the countrj . und camp#, dirty and desolnte,
Feb. 23
the revolutintiaiy changes p ie-.
KA LEIGH. N (
ing a long drawn out lo g a fk ,,A fte r she walked from the nestle in the valleys and sprawl
j \ S ) —Selection of a jury to iry t scribed by the Wizard. They p o in t-1property damage estim ated in ex- he was for the amendment and fav' ro- (toiirlroom nt 1 0s16 lest night a in pnttcrn-lcs» shape on the bleak
Ij Il* of |iOi'liu|h a \ i**li* F dill
Murlin.
uged
winter
visitoi
I ; defendants charged with the ctj out thill the Klan is in ill re- ,.els 0 f $ 1 ,000,000 was caused here orod the enforcement of all lawn
L.
free woman, shtv came to her wind-swept, winter-gripped hills died suddenly at noun today a» 'logging more than I I months pute in many parts of the country.
enacted to carry It out.
rlytoday
"WUJwhen fire dcstroyud^the
--------* -- lot mure.
wait'# lawyer# will have six- form er home hcro;'nlne miles from | thllt oVcr|ook the sluggish Alio the home »f W. I. Hughey. 2fl;‘ ago of E. A. ("Dolly") Jonc«, tlial wearing musks has now Ihtii Central Hotel. The dead: J. R. H e n -! The questlonalre was addressed
^ j^chnnt, , nnd
Sam | (orbiddrn by statute in many derson, drug donlor, Chariott*. N. not
y# in which to perfect their the courtroom stones at Went- B|jcrvy nnd Moitunguhcla rivers. rust Fifth Street. Death was Bt- count i >
II. II. Carmichael. Charlotte, whose (>rotnineac<**«k dwtlared
-froin^ Jiisti>-r - Bailey’;, dc- Wrrti’. Sho b rn tt.l liorself to rc- Tho general pictuic ts heavy with j t r ibutc«l to heart trouble and in Green, his tjegro helper, got a j states, und even In thorn* mU I pa
didate# has w arranted a sp*
)lil.ited start here thi saftemoon. where there is no taw on the sub- jlenry Kerr, the hotel clerk.
n. Unless this work 1# exped- cofve the verdict, und when the deep shadows, for men are fig - , firm itics of o!d age
A mw NjM’fial vvnin* of I Ml • jeet popular ; sntiment lias oppos-1 Kerr, the youthful hotel clerk. expression of their views. It was j
Mr. Martin, who was H2. bad
-wliich nn one believes it will foreman said "not guilty," collaps- urotivcly nt cnch other’s throatr.
40 i designed to put th** c and Idata# defi
tit i» probable th at the caec cd sbbb’mg Into the hands of her in the grim business of eking out complained for the past upvrrut i VW1, |„ ap)vur in Wakt* Snpelim «•<! the hoods
gave his life in rescuing some
days of feeling
hot be reached for argum ent young husband.
.
.. ill nnd two d u y a j >lt o :;g| (his afternoon, and ’ Also, it was pointed lilt. mem- odd guests from the burning stnie- nitely, pointedly and irrevocably on . ,
an .................
existence.
*
U early next autum n.
Mean| >ait n jght in the dimly lit littb j
jn tt|| „trifc there are wounds ago he was compelled to go to tied. nt this time tlie challenging of the i hership In the K!an has been ture. making his way Up und down rvcord prior to the two convention*'
It vra# quickly noted th a t in hi
steadily dropping fm months past, the Miiokc-fillcd hull# warning the
|f. StPwm will remuin at lib- i courtroom a t W entworth, the bride I nmj .suffering, so in Ibis one there His condition
gradually grew tulismeii is expected to stm t.
under the $5,000 bond. n '’ („f a ‘yeur, regaining her com posure! ^ Mt( exception. The victims arc worse although he was lonsetmis j y ,,,t.cial Chntliam County ven- due to a variety of causes. Some guests by knocking **n th eir dix.rs reply Hoover did not foreclose hi . j
future on any of the pointed «iw«:
wt. lineetei. leave the country (| n| un. onl after the verdict nnd j cl,,t f |y lhl. womrn mui ch ldron of until the Inst, according to these | j|t. „ f toil was quashed It, Judg. i evolutionary change wa« neces 1 and sounding the alarm.
lions which Borsh propoundwl e x
sary
to
uttriu
1
new
ntendiers.
a*
William
C
lim
n
s
yesterday
aftertpt by permission of the
.m iling through her tears, face 1 ^ ^triklnfr miners. They have who wen- at his bedside.
S e tn m s ly lim n e d , the clerk s Imdy cept thoac dealing with the repeal
the
old
hooded
order
was
iniuble
had
objected
state
.
Cameron
MiCrac.
to
be
d
ls
1
eVuck
*w
it
h"t
heir
men
folk
in
whnt
Mr.
Mm
tin
ad
been
coming
‘"'n
o
o
n
a
lte
r
the
if
Stew
art
and
his
Judg
• status
of the Eighteenth -Amendment
It-1 .
gum any converts One cxunipK w as
- -removed from ihe liotel and I*'»
t—
I. lliii i > F. Sinclair, has 'be- 1 charged, nnd then shook hands | tkla>, ,,,„n IY| tu,t „nlv us n deadly . Sanford •*" the pasl several J t j,al the ventn hml ueen Impi up- to
of
the
decline
of
the
Klan
was
ciitaken
to a nearby hospital, wlur* ^
b|m1 ^ bro-fj q u rttl<m of law
This season he
| !erly drawn
|r large’) the same us a re with Hie jurym en and her friends. ^ Y o u s Tint tie for a 'p rin c ip lr. but winters.
, ,1 |„ Indiana rnurts a few days he died an hour later,
enforcement.
.
ef today’s court action. Sinncsxle the girl when the verdi. t . (<Fr {l decent, living wage to lie m N‘»'«-ai,'er.
)|t.
ago.
The Klan m liidiuim mire had
A. B. Stugg, of Charlotte, wus
Hoover did not state spaclfle^lly,
in
Burdette.
N.
^
lit GK SUMS BET
lias been tried before « juiy was rendered was her young b u s -! wrest from the pits of the earth Ins limm
•
178,000 members;
it hits now xpriousl.v tnjurerl when he Iraped th at he favored incorperalWm o '
mipanied liy S. J . Jacobs of
| contempt of the United Staten baud. Eugene Gnll'n, Reidsvill" ( nuggets of coal.
shrunk,
urconling
In
furinei dfi- fn»m u thiril floor window to escape any dry plank in the next Repabll- L,
Watkins
Glen,
N.
Y..
a
long
nine
,
late and tentenced to three
Miss Tbellllu I’c t t ) . hei , (lin.rntnrn nriiult tile strike ll»••
can platform , although his general
itb> in
statem ent m ight be construed as
sled
covering Borah's firs t question.
al t
Sim ilarly th* general expression a f
»
Ping
his views could be viewed ns covert
puny
Ing Borah’s second question.
/4 H p
pro
On tha two specific questions .
I Commit tv
th a t were regarded as conaU tattof -tf*
Formal
, the real m eat of Borah's Inquiry
contempt
A hurried chock wus made in an of- w hether he favored letting the In- > ,
D r a w I who '‘erv'‘’
l’onl " nd lron polic'’ **«'•*• ‘wen delayed ponding receipt
Itrict of Columbia grand jury isM l Y v i w m l f t H T n
WASHINGTON. Feb. 23 tIN S i lori to learn whether any of the dividual #tutes make th eir own dof- flgv
„]J C J A p c H /C U A "
j under eontntission from I’enn- ,,f word front them. The body will j
k i i 'O K I I I ' BETTER
frttril almost daily.
This in
The "new freedom" of youth, iii other guests were missing.
initions of Intoxicating
j
*ylvania. They have preparwl for
ably be sent to Burdette
’
*
‘
Itmciit. as in Sinclair's case • L a r g e
well known
uffiwhether he favored pontM * «wx»
Mr.
M
artin
was
tho
committee
nuineroiw
NEW
Y
O
R
K
.'lv»;
2
.
(
I
N
8
)
v
^
!
5
J
?
"
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be fol!oVed by a jury trial,
fieatlon of the Volstead Act—Hoov
here, having made many frieud.i Louise Hunter, erstwhile Metropol mingling of boys and gills of ten
Imnvii-tioa is regarded by govwith ndieutions that a packed davits telling of alleged " b ru ta l
der uge, emphasizes the increasing
,.f Ids
er
If«
ities.
atrocities
und
outrages
who
were
shocked
to
leant
e
r vtm
was con»picuou*ly
conspicuously iilent. He
itnn Opera soprano and star of the necessity of adequate. sox edueu
fount
attorneys ns certuin. house will greet its presentation,
fqsed tto
foreclose hi* future
■
t
...........•
o
,
•
,
fused
to
forecl
against
decency"
committed
by
death
operetta
"Golden
Dawn."
was
re
n. if Stewart follows Sinclair’s 1
j aon!l Club ib a rity abow will
lion in high schools, according ■•
(,O rD S
Ithooa questions.
ported today "completely ..ut <>f n nation
lie. there will be nn appeal bl, KtnKt.,( tonigltl at 8:15 o'clock these police and by strike breakers.
,nnl survey JOS. eon deurt » U 2 , 1 C
“ Our country, - ahr--------— desaid, “has
WINTER GARDEN — Member*
Non-union
woiVcrs;
a
Inrgx"
danger
and
on
the
road
t<
*
«
"I'ewly
vlmt vunvietion, .and fu rth er
«eminoie High School audiby the United States I "(die Hoult.i I * v y i | | « r ( U U
F f t i r libvretcly undertaken a g reat
portion
,
f
the...
Southern
ttegroet.
ahlp
goal
set
by
(’hamlmr
of
<
om4h> delays.
recovery.”
toriunt. The sale rrf tickets' has cxService.
®
U
ia | and economic experim ent, noble
ceeded expectations mui a sollou. llvi- in quarters mn^nUlncd by j merce tor ibis year is -(o
Results of questionnaire# sent to
.
.
.
,
,
in
motive and fa r reaching In put*
1
—
is predicted by the members, ac tho companies. These edmps a n ,
.
be American le g io n s drum and
^ Jt mUxt b(l WOrkcd out cone
17,000
educators have been received
closely
gnartied
by
police
and,
in
i
cording to those in charge.
and will be made public »mn, it bugle corps of Sanford retum ert j tn lc ljv, | , a«»
The entertainm ent, which M many instances, the camps are
wus learned today. More than 0,- hist night from Orlando beairing a
ja*t line, " it m ust be workod
under the supervision of Mr. und eurrounded by higli fences to pre
.500 It gh school principals who re- |un, t. siB-vr
silver lox-ing
loving cup
cup. P
presented
constructively,"
rerenud ont t(m
(tnicU yi,r . - w«#
w u interpret#*!
.w w v ^
Mrs. C urtis Jones of Lakeland, vent strike breakers from leaving
plied to questions of .Surgeon
j„ ltchttlf
i*
.
---------- of. the. t cntral
, *. .tF l°r
^ du n rrr M
bp m
m tttnjn
iuiitnif th # t •Hoosrer
•_
General Hugh S. t'um niing do Exposition, by whose invitation the j-w p jn- 4n open mind on th e moot
w ill’consist t*f two mu# cal rornedy or pickets from entering.
a c t s ' und several speriulty numbull at the City Hull uuditorium clnred th at sc* Inatructlon in more
r*’ „rgunizutini
organization appealed In a n’1'**- . question
ail»,.i.,n of whethfcr
w hethbr prohibltloo,
Drohl
•#
The baby beauty show, which on Mondix) night.
ISanftuil Woodmen of th e World Imrif. The Ichding parts will be
essential mm than at any previous ion|? parade yesterday afternoon f R is today under th e Volstead Act,
the Campbcll-Lossing post Am
F* ruin pie ted preparations for Ukrin by M r.'knd Mrs. Jones, who
Standing of the babies i* «» times.
part of the leg io n Hay program ° has been. ..a success.
____ -On
_____
th e basis of •
** rntertainment tonight of tw-u Will*also appear in nn uef o f their
erican Legion, •will stage I t'dny follows:
,
Tl'c“ ! >* • vp,> teason to Ik- | lh ,. f„ir.
hi* letter today. Hoover apparently
fa! officers, who conto hero own arrangortiont.
Up to six month*; Wonder l* ° llevc th at through proper educaXut.nty members **f the 2 7 -pteco,,, n0k » u iln g to decUre th a t it ir.
.
afternoon a t the City Hall oiidi1 P»rt of u tour which will tAko,
S*veml mehtbets of ■* the Lion* D n i l i i p H n n
S l a s h toriunt, gives promise of being one H asty 5000; Nuonn Kciur. 5500; t ion and guidance, modem
musivul 'organization appeared »n i although he is convinced of th e #ocM arjorie Bowman, 31*5; Ereiicr- wtM| como through a tram ctlnn t|u> ,mradc presenting a colorful ja| in d economic val*w of prohibi"
_I of the moat interesting events of Ick Hogan. 5450; IV D Grogan period from the old to the new . s.H.4.Ul.|P |n th eir unlfonn# of blue j t jon
„ broad sente.
the-jteuson.
xiofi. Man- B. David. 5tOO; Rob-1 order, to a plane built upon at an- , Uiu, wh|U . The con»a was led by
------------ — --------- More than 150 bubius «f the e rt iln rtlcy 5400
, dard* of today that guarantee t h e ( ^ „ „ 0|tf dnim major . The group, f * n v tf #r n >>r M a r t i n T V )
:ounty will vie for beauty honor#
v r.i,: Calvin f fu tu re social security of the nation. ttrniU^ jtH way through the prin- U O V e r R O r i U d r i l l l A
j
the
chorus
Six
months
to
a
•town. Bu.
nt the show. Each bobv "ill be
SUipl*ton,[’|n tin*‘opiniun r f thu t'ducnloiH.
| c*ipal itrc« U of Orlando to th r fa ir
*SpCU K A t
,-xuvy ivhou.
p ^ e n t e d to the audience ta turn Coolldgc, 5700; Lucy *
»n> fm u speeiul m eeting nt Mupported by
------ -- ------------- grounds where prescnUtion of the
--------5000;
Catherine
Clark.
5t*00;
Ruth
BchUol
boys.
Shrunk
today
to
t»74j000,000
diP
out.of.
toWn
ju
d
g
e,
will
award
City Mali, to which the fiubShveialty numbers will include m snnuns.
H
offm
an
Boat
W
ins
loving
cup
»«»
made
by
R
aym
er,
ORMOND
BEACH,
Ftb. 1
Benbow,
5576;
Amos
Vickery,
ensenx,
uliout
or
about
onM
hird
of
«*
beautiful
girl
i» coiilially invited to attend,
5525;
Jum
cs
Michael,
5500;
I’cRgy
Pete announced early this week, o n e'b y Bill Henry. 0 rl* n Jo radio what w as otiginally proposed.
und the most handsome boy baby
Mount Dorn E v e n t " T *
cntdrU iner. add F rank B ussey of
distinguished visitors will bd laikteland, form erly conncclcd v i t h •,Thc House Naval Committee The committee will j»lso award Duncan, 5500; Victor Greene,
The
leg
io
n
Dsy
celebration
was U r County G or.-John-W .
brought out a bill *vhlch bore but
.
...
tonied in hehalf of the city by
bcuuty points to other baldre «*nd 5476. <
’ MIm Hof-Mnc, driven by hci , pionounred one of the m ost enjoy- candidate for the Untted f
th
e
'U
n
iv
e
rsity
of
Florida
dram
:
slight
resemblance
to
the
original
One
to
two
y
ears;
Jack
Rbod«s,
‘ f E, F. Housholder. • They
Bile' club. "Red" B arber w ill give a Wilbur .-program, which aimed at these will be added to heultb |>olnts 6200; Eugene Klnglrtury, 0I<>»; owner, \V. D. Hoffman, Sanforl aide event# of its kind ever staged Senate left b » « today
be introduced
by Judgd
guinud earlier in the week and
b u n n eis man. yesterday afternoon in central Florida. Approxim ately mobile fo r Bushnell wk
(i. Shurun.
The
first blackface jierTormance and men- the construction of 74 now ships, friendship votes scored by Iricnds M arjorie Jones, 0000; Julunne
plowed through the w ater to win 1160 out-of-town legionaire* were speak
_ __ tonight. He and
John
Garrison
d
id
1
H
o
lu
d
aw
will
sing.
Hope
Including
cruisers,
’
destroyer
M*»Vcr
n will be C. C. W hittier,
parentsi of
th e jroun#***1—
youngeftr*
id parem
oi xno
i
India the 161 hydroplane event of the ; ’'ra,,rn t ropresentinr not only’ San- were gue»ts of t f r . “ ftd M
dr*.
Mt* manager of the Wood- Ittiff and Dr. H. Wr. Rucker, sup leaders, submarine*, and aircraft and
The toU l num ber o f p o i.U * fro m ^ W ; Watson Reel.
• venal,
Ra
ported
by
a
p r e tty chorus, wilt larrieba.
annual
rogettn
<»f
th
e
Mount
Ib'r:!
ion,
hul
Kissimmee.
Cocoa
and
Johnson
and
the
Hotel
O
'■"d Mr..Yates and Mr. Ferrell
WiH1*™
also appear in spdcldl numbers. •‘ Only 16 new ship# are contem these three sources will decide the
Yacht Club.
‘,|hi r nearby cltic*. The O rlam lo: the annual observance «f
tol'ow,
The
entertainm
ent
is
The trim little cruft had litl v
^ turned out alm ost in full ington’s birthday and U»e
p
la
te
d
’In
the
House
prograni,
fif
An interi>(ing message
for
Ihow I# scheduled to; open at *
p,iivi„ Thointon; difficulty in earning the victory. >tlTn- t h. The Legion section of the i r s bell yeaterday.
. J*“u,cn snd public alike will he given to rajse funds with Which teen 10,000-ton cruisers, und ore o'clock a t which tim i the judging
1 ’
inddletun
'X)50* to rily . outdistancing . five other
^ WB, |cd i,y the train of tho
A flat speaking • In
by IKith officials.
Last to repair playground equipment in airplane currier tv cost 113,500,- of tho girl baldos will beg if- Bo*
Horn.*,, Mildletun,
.boats. TakAtr an early bad the | )r,andll Kort). and gtgfct S oclrfy.. ColiaAn. CenterttUl. W
this
city
and
’
also
to
provldt
O
O
O
.
Thk
cruldcrs
will
cost
|1
7
,:
lut i . ‘ kocst# o f throe camp*
babies will poos before the com -! Charles « tuni, (MMkL Jin"»0
« - boat maintained it* advantage fj | owtd b>- the Sanfont drum and ’ Wildwood »U* axecutHo
I . *tkionvllle Woodmen and their money for donations to a)'c'/c r ,, 000.000 each.
I'ivi
m
lttce
beginning
at
’»
u
VI.
k
k
,
four
y
m
n
.
Nc,|
Stow.
throughout and a* it pu»*cd tn. ,,uglc rorjw.
eea.1 to Sar#*ct» Mends
welfare
orgon’in
tlo
n
s
of
.Sanford.
It was provided, however, that
B *•" I'roiiounccd one of the
com*
goal
line
wa*
way
ahead
•'«
"
Among
the
giie*t*
of
honor
wm*
Joi
n lU ntiing Lbthbiy,
*nJ°y*ble taxasionS in the a n
,
SAILOR
hundreds vf .Seminole County *ch<nd k* jta:;^d by th;.t »
tin'
" <>0<'nfehlfacirvlties of th a:
wr- children, who were enjoying a h>'UBELFAST, Feb.
P E R U ' — Ferm ent
'.lay gran ted by the school board fur
is expected for
I'foighr,* 'audience
Htffry
O'Downay,
. Ksthertng. Practically
tha purpose of giving them >Pl»or*; ConAty will Pl*nt
from Ohio, ^
, IB
• — the
- Mfair.
}watr«m«*Jona this year,
woodman in this victnity tndR •froir
Ituiiity to visit
*il
condition In a ho#|dtal today. foD.rjl
6 W ;" rl.o m a a '' Co».b WW. } » c » to be held own.
- * Present and a large turnof Belfast | tobacco In tfsirus- County this nouncad S aturday
will hi- awarded •
J." banfitrd citizens Is antlri.-- low fnf. a n • ' ‘
‘
S jirliig.
•
youth*. • -.
ii* 1
■M
g if..
.cctorib. Martin, W inter selection o f Jury
Visitor, Is Claimed
By Death At Noon
Attendance
Letrion Drum And
Ujinplg
G Ct S
At
toodmeir O fficials
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Legion Baby Show Will Be Held On
Friday Afternoon With 150 Entered
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B uilding Program
Of Navy Gets Huge
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A mniit delightful *ocin! rnurJc*y 'of th* senson was th at of
Tlltndliy’afternoon w hm -M r*.-M .
R.. Wiggins entertained nt bridge
at her lovely home on Magnolia
Avenue honoring several charm
ing visitor* to the city.
Yellow, gold nnd green werthe color* featured In both the
decorations nnd other detail*.
To ttery ”bowl* nnd basket* filled
with yellow nnd orange calendulns
nnd fern* were placed with pleas
ing effect about the rooms where
th f table* hnd been arranged for
piny. The bridge tables wore cov
ered with yellow cloths, while the
score pencils were topped with
calendulns. F urther accentuating
the color scheme were the tallies
which were adorned with quaint
Colonial girls weurlng. hoop skirts
of yellow nnd green.
The afternoon houro passed all
too anon .nnd when w ire s hail boon
collected a fte r nn exceptionally in
teresting game of progressive
bridge hnd been played, the prize
for highest score, a hand painted
basket wus won by Mrs. -W. .1.
Thigpen. Mrs. Iloliert A. Newman,
who held the railed enrd, was giv
en n late book, "K itty.” Mrs.
George Camden Conger of Okla
homa City, Oklu., the guest of Mrs.
W a'tor S. Coleman wo* presented
•
if
a-
»***■•*■
Seminole A rt Students,!
To Exhibit Their Work
*
Additional Society
iggin s H onors
V isitors To Sanford
V
l y x e b r u a u y 22, x m
T IIK S A N F O R D
Fowler, I.cun Pickering nn 1 Jam es
llumx-mnr-appointed tn invrsW gatr
the prospect* o f purchasing a Firp
Truck, the committee report to bo
given a t the next meeting. The
m atter of furnishing a lwdl for the
new church Was discussed and the
following committee w as.appointed
to work on the m atter nnd report
at the next m eeting: Leon Picker
ing. W. Flanders, Rev. Janies
Thompson,
... .
. F rank “Evans. W . J.
Hopkins-offered a-personal-dona
lion for the bell nnd Rev. Thompson
announced th at II. E. Wing, winter
visitor has offered n new bible for
the pulpit in the new rhurch. The
program nt the Milnne Theatre was
postponed until n latter date. Rey.
James Thompson nnd II. E. Wing
were appointed to see about three
additional 1bulletin boards to be
erected in different parts of town.
The next m eeting will he n social
meeting on, Friday, Mnr. 2, nnd will
he in chnrge o f Frank Evans, gen
eral chairm an. All who attend are
tu come prepared to tell their fav
orite joke or short story, nnd a
prize is offered for the Is-st. Mrs.
Ituttc rflcld will also put on a num
ber of hoy* nnd girls in a patriotic
drill th at evening.
•
Lake Mary
Mr. and Mr*. Fred Sm ith, (le¥t
Tuesday
for their home In Mas**-'
The Art students of the Semin
ole High School, Junior High School chu*ctt». having been called nwav
the illne** of Mr*. S m it’* bro
Holy Gross W om en’s and Grammar School will partici- by
ther.
'
*, '
in
nn
exhibjt
of
their
work
pntr
Guild H as M eeting thin
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Freem an Dailey of
school year at the. Junior High
. , ..
School building on Friday. Febru- Ioike Monroe nnd Mr*. E. Hyotlainc
The \\ oninnV Guild of Holy Cm** I ary 24, from 1:00 to e:0p o'clock spent Inst Wednesday nt DeLand.
Mr. and Mr*. Hom er Gleason, Mr.
Episcnpul Church held an except- P. M.
/
VatH<*CV*lU^«nii
J^nally-interasting-meeUng-tL-M on — All work haa bawi^don^-wiUiuuL y . c C<dltr.
Miss
Ethel
Hyotlnine
enjoyed n
day nfternoon nt the. Parish House, the help of studio equipment nt the
picnic Sunday on the shores of Lake
school*.
It
is
the
hope
of
the
art
Mrs. W. E. W atson, president of the
students to stim ulate nn increased Emma.
Guild presiding* Finn* were made
Mr. nnd Mr*. E. A. Perry of Hol
interest on the part of the commun
for the Men’s Club supper td be ity In this cultural study. Ten will lywood, spent Monday as the guests
served the second Friday In March, be served to the mnny visitors ex of Mr nnd Mr*. E. Hyotlnine.
.
'
nnd committee* for this were ap pected to nttead.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. E. Wing, Mr*.
An interesting feature of the ex Brewer, Mrs Mary Fowler nnd Mr.
pointed a* follows: menu, Mrs. It.
E. Daldwln, Mrs. A. P. Connelly hibit will be the Judges’ decisions of Ayntte spent Inst week a t various
and Mrs. G. Irving I.oucks; Flow awards. A Gold ribbon will be giv points on the E a s t Const.
Mr. .and Mrs. Fred Hailey and
ers, Mrs. George A. DcCotte* nnd en the best study shown, nnd a
Mr*. J. G. Dull; Service, Mrs. J. Jr*. Dlue ribbon awarded to the lf* t their house guests, Mr. nnd Mrs.
Ilrouse, Mrs, E. D. Hall, Mrs. G. I). work of each school participating.. | | ourinnni enjoyed several days thinishop, Mrs. R. O. Chase, Mrs. C. The pictures receiving aw ards will wvt.k nt Welukn.
be in the Public Library of Sanford
C. Chaffee nnd Mrs. A. Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vnrno* of
It wns also decided that during f »r a period of two weeks following W agner sp en t Sunday with Mr
I.ent, the Guild would meet every the exhibit. The best work from the Varaes parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. D.
Monday afternoon nt .1:410 o'clock Seminole High will bo put in the W. Hutchinson.'
at the Parish house nnd sew for the High School annual.
Mr* Guy Wyman recently as
The following students are tak sumed charge of Lake Mary gar
l<entcn bnskets under the direction
of Mrs. II. F. Whltner. It is( re- ing part in the exhibit: Frances age. Mr. Wyman .has hnd consider
John able experience along this line.
queated that each member please Wilson,' Endsley White,
CHULUOTA
bring her own thimble, needles, Drown, Viola Stiles, Helen Wilson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. A rth u r Orton and
scissors and thread. Mis* M argaret Grctchen Lewis, lxds Ilritt, of the Mrs. Laurence of Ml. Dorn accomp
Mr. anil Mrs. C. R. Rathhum and
Young will conduct a study cluss Junior High School; Katherine anied by Mr. Theodore Swanson "i
throughout these meetings using Meiseli, Dob Hlghleyninn, Ella P rn tt’i* II0II0W, N. Y., were v is ita daughter M artha Ruth from Chau
"The .Church Awake" ns the nuil- j Spencer, Carrie White, Jane I-eRny, nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. II tauqua, N. Y., nnd Orlando with
.
their house guest, Mrs, M. C. Ster| Helen Compton, Gcorginnn Zctler- lliaddoek on Sunday.
him
of study.
. . of Seminole
(Mr. and Mrs.
(iij^ W."
n It* W
wmuvii
land,............
Olivia Rrady,
The Guild Will hold conked food i ........
arren anil rett of Clarendon, l'a., were guests
IVters,
sales each Saturday during ls*n tl||iR h School; nnd Steve P
e t e r children
s , | O o uofg lDoaglnston,
n s t o n , ' L.
L. 1..
L. wh
win «f.M r. nnd Mr*. J.'K . Snyder Sunand the chairm an and dates area*' Fannie Ruth Ktnndifcr, Mary Dry- im , t„u rjnjf Florida stopped at the ,ln>%
.
follows: February 25, Mrs. J. E. den, John Minurik, G. 8 * Middleton, |
j j a ry j nn for n ft,w ,|„y s (hiVV. W. Wilson who has been connrouse; March .'I, Mrs. Ernest Nora Powell, John Henry Talbott, w, ,.k ‘^(r lin,| Mr*. W arren are fined to bis bed for several days
Kriqip:'M arch 1». Mrs. Amelia No- Clay Williams, Hugh Collins. Hill
„f |»t,v. and Mrs.-liku k-i with hi g rip p e is able
be arotfntt
Christian E ndeavor
Gives PaHy~75Tonday
—
>•<
The Senior Christnln E jilc s tp r
t ’Lniut 11 •it
.Society of the First Christain
Church gave a m ost enjoyable
G ctrgc W ashington party, Mon
day evening a t the home of Miss
Virginia Dames,
114 Poplar
Avenue! Thfb party wns given by
the Rfd Team, in_honor--*»f the"
Blue team , ns u culmination of u
ontrst in which nn noto race
from Chicago t c Sontord wns run
iThc evening wns spent in pinyinp many nnd v n rie i^ n m e * and
contests. Points were k ^ t through
oiit
Btit the evening nnd tb f girl holdInjr
Irijr the highpst p o n tian d the man
having the highest point were
piven lovely prizes. Miss Helen
Wntnnen
received a
beautiful
novelty -necklace, while Lotion
F razier was the recipient i f 11
tii’k handkerchief.
Those present were Miss Helen
W ntancn, Miss Virginia Dirriies,
Miss Elsie W ntnnen,, Miss Helen
Wilson, Miss Minnie Claude Kims,
M iss’NPnn Cornett, Miss Dorothy
Hughes, Miss Bertie Hughes, Miss
Marie Driggers, Miss Pauline
Cook, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Frank
Mnrler, Robert Frazier,
Lewis
Mnrshall, Jack Daren, Homer Tillis,
Clarence Tillili, Mer 1 1 Baines.
Igmhnm Frazier, Mr. Barnes and
Rev. Frank Mailer.
Friend* of Rev. II. II. Kturg's
will regret t-i leurn that he had the
m isfortune to fall and su ffer a di.vlocetcd hip, necessitating ennfinment to his home. He is making
his liome^ with hi^.dftjighui^. -V
. Robert A. New- March .11, Mrs. vklexaioler \ iiugli______ nu-rce will hold Its monthly nwei- children were the guest* of their
man, tcreived a double deck of an On April
the entire Guild
ing at the cham ber of cominene parent’s, Mr. and Mrs. David in
ran is done in Florida reencs W'H »•«» »t the P ,,r,,h House at
building on Monday evening. I eh. Sanford for the week-end. Mr. D111111
Mrs. Curran nnd Mrs. George G ee, *•*:«*** A'»»' »»'«’ t*aipose of dec
20. The Lake Mary P. T. A. at. in- j was taken ill while there and lias
a f Towntidn, l’a.. the guests ,,f I "ratin g Hie el,.m b for Luster.
vited ami tIn* feature of the ■.e hern indisposed nil week lie ex
A visiting eoiiiniitlee was named
.Mi. •mid Mrs. V. K. Riitimillat niiig will be lin address on i.uti: peel* to enter the Orbuiil i S im ilar-1
Mrs. Frank J. Gonzalez, were pre
sented novelty bottles of pci fume 1by • the president to serve until and rhildreii motored to llclutol Amerieu by Prof. ReU'ino of IJ
mat next week to undergo an o p -1
further noth e: Mrs. George A. Ih - Friday where they iillendeil the Inis College. There will be ........ 1 elation.
suggestive’ of Florida.
ijitc In the afternoon when th - C o lics Mrs. |t. r \ Wliitnei . Mrs. \ • lo-io t oiinly Fair.
mission and the public is conbally
The Geneva liu -k 'thull team p lay -1
Connelly, .Mr*. E. D. Ball.
bridge accessories had been clear
invited to nttend. ,
ed the Chtihmtn team Monday night
J.
E.
Hi011
e.
Mrs.
It.
E.
HalilMoye.
II.
Mr. and Mr*. William
ed away nnd the tallies laid with
N. II. Jerome, proprietor *»t the
Mi- G. I Smith ami Mr*. A. lino.Hill' e tile birth of 1 ’still oil Crystal Igike Lunch Room, In an on the local court. Considerable in-'
dainty luncheon covers, the hostess
i\ It vvu nl*o derided that n i‘ \tuiday. February is ijt the (>! - interesting R abbitry adjoining his (crest is being taken in this sp irt
assisted by Mr*. Hrnxton l.. Perk
u .11I I r
•
p
1alit v <' oilin'
<h bimlo reslaunint, which he is establi I nig recently and it ladies team hits just
mi'
I ieoel .il I jo* pit al
ins, Mrs. William A. 1^-ffler, Mi01 ■-11.J•• 1 ■
• eeVV eoitiei 1
named \\ il- i for commercial purposes^ Mr. .!•• 1 - been organized.
Hal Wight nnd
Mr*. Wallet .*•'
Tuesday being Valentine l-’ny the
!, no et iiiu.
.1 • .
Coleman served tempting rcfie»! 1,,me has at present about 40 h"edchildren
of tile seined gave several
menls
consisting of eci anted
ed rabbits, New Zealand and Chin
valentine parties jn
respective
\\ \SII INGTMN I* Mi l \
i.hicMci in timlails. tomato aspic,
Mi. an.! Mrs. Ralph A. Smith Chilla stock.
IX
""IIS.
iliami'»ck rolls, pickle*. saltines.
let, Smidiiv for I*11Ini Reach. Mr.
Mrs. Robert True, w inter vi-itor
The. I’ualivi < amp l ie l.ioop Smith leturned home _ MondiiY, from M assachusetts was the ...... .
coffee, orange ice and individual
II. S. Mcl-endon of St. Augustine
1 ntei t ilincd a mnr li •» of their while Mr*. Smith will visrt bei of Mr*. Frank Evans nt tin- San was 11 visitor to Chuluotu for sevcakes iced in yellow.
There .were seven tables of friends at a Wa liingtou In idg'- mothi 1 at Miami fee a short lime. ford Woman’s Club bridge Ian. h <•1111 days this week.
players who enjoyed the corilit,! lea. Tuebday iifte'oooo at (lie
Mrs. Lula Vane of Wn*hingt"ti.
e:.n, at ttic Forrest Lake II p P I on
I'ati'di ll"ti*e. *| lie tooms were gin
hos|iilulity of Mrs. Wiggin*.
Mi*. George S. Witincr left Mon- 'I'ne ilnv. Also attending fro"' • okr I». C., arrive | Tuesday night to vislv ileeorated with red nod while ■luv for Washington, l>. C. where Mary weri1: Mrs. C. Sibley ai d Mr* it her mother Mrs. II. T. Rrown.
cut flowers, and numerous hnteil- (he wa- (lllll'd by I lie illiu s> if Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoffman of
Geo. Wo idmnn.
, et *. while tLi C; nop l-’lie Gill* Wit met V mol h e i.
Tiie l.tuiies Aid Society f tin St. Augustine spent several days
I vveai mg ipianil 1 oloiiial eostunie.*
Lake Mary Community Chiu* It vvi'l at Chuluotn Inn this week. Mr.
.•iililcl mm li 1, the pilturesque
Za, hary ie- meet on W,'dne»day, Feb. 2‘.' itt the Hoffman is Vice-President of the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A
seilie. Snire.i weie kept on loveFORREST LAKE
turned home Monday froni Talln home of Miss Villa Mott, with Mr t bulimia Co.
D. D. McKinnon, Miami; C. \| I ly t itlie* designed with nlil filth- hassee and Gainesville where they W alter Flanders and Mrs. W. .1
Mrs. Coleman Matthew.* had the
Pinson, Miami; Mr. and Mr*. l> lioned girl-- and lifter the imustiully spent several days.
m i'fortune to sptain her ankle
Gates
as
assistant
hostesses.
Those
O. Minsk. Canton, Ohio; Mr*. Paul itlleivshag game of hedge had
Tuesday nttenmon
who vvi-h are asked tu bring m ater quite badly
Mostly, Canton, ’ Ohio; Mi. and In'en played, deli, lull I el I ei lllll' ll''
while playing basketball 11<■ many
111.
and
Mr*.
A.
W.
KnoX
and
nil
t"
make
an
apron
either
plain
Mrs. D. Henry Brown, and pni'.y. of tea and Wat ns weir served. g u r-ts Di and Mrs. William Knox or fum y, as following th< business II . u|* are Imping for het -peeily
Riverheud. N. Y.; Jack It. Mason, Favors of George Washington of Canada spoilt tile w eekend nt meeting tlie nfternoon will he spent H i "Very.
Fort I'ieire; It. E. MsEwun, St hat,die:* were given to the guests. Davi'ioa Reach.
Mi-- Jane Long wlm i* a patient
making aprons for the Ini/.aur next
A ugustine; Mi*s Dorothy Myer*, 'I hn-c playing were; Miss M arginat
the Fcrnald l.aughton Hospital
fall.
The
work
Committee
will
arColumbia, Pn.; Horace Detvvilei. et t!iles. Miss Louis,• (Jiiaat'iek,
Mr amt Mis. John W. Sneed and liitige fog the making "f different III Sanford has been very ill hut i '
M
iss
lv.it
Inline
Keliiinnl.
Mi*s
Columbia, Pit.; Mi** Effie Detwi!, 1, paiie.l a* somewhat better now.
fund!) mid Mis* Ollie .lolinsou mo 11rtieles each month.
e t, Columliiii, l'a.; Mr. and Mr- Thelma Tew. Miss Olivia Rlady, tored to Lakeland, Sunday w hile
Marion W agner attended the nu
The I allies Missionary Society
Miss
I
liylis
Smith,
Miss
Sadie
A. II. Myers, Columbia, l’a.; E,
bile races at Daytona Reach
they
spent
the
day.
of
the
Lake
Mary
M
E.
Chur,
h.j
ton,
Williams,
Mile*. Halt imure. M.I.; Mu hue I .1 ' 'viitnnea. M.*s Nellie
met at the home of Mrs. J. E . Sat, 1day.
Cohen, Miami Simms; Mr. nn I Mne, Juanita M, Mullen. Kiss I leiE. E Kmkc, Rond Snpervi*oi of
IIRIDGE I t 'M IIE ilS
Singlet;,1 v on Tuesday. Plans were
Mr*. W. A. Lyles, Dunridge, T ene.; ell Wilson, i f Mu,-oil, Ga.. Miss
supper m the near future the F. E. C. Railway was a guest
made
for
11
Mitiv
Itiown,
Miss
Virginia
Rallies'
G. A. Tliomn*, Si. P ctersbuig; M
Mi
Glosser ami duiiulitci",,
nnuounee, I Inter, a Trio. at I'liuluota Inn Thursday night.
II. Itn 1 ten, JnekHoiiville; A lv Ml " Annie l.ennre ill own, liml Mi-.-es Ann and lli'iothy Glass,o. date t" lie
Several people from here attend
"Go,| Will Take Care of You" wus
Malg.net N'oiillg, guaidlliii
llrnwit. Jack-on vill<*; M Forte, 1 Mi
of.O rlando 1 iileiiuined mod de *ung by Mis W iii Musgrave, Mrs. e,l 1 lie basketball game at Oviedo
Savaiuiab, Ga.; .1. A. tlolinson. I
light full) at 11 bridge loliebeoii. S. I,. Smith and Mrs. Claience Mor Fridav night between Geneva and
JnekMiqville
1,1111. S ■ lltt I.I-.
Mondnv at tlie lintel F o nest I like an. Delicious refreshm ents vvf*v • Oviedo.
A ftei 11 seven enin c tiilli'lieon. served by the liosli'sse* Tlie m eet
Mi*. Dunn and tier hoii an,|
The (Jill's Circle of I lie Women’s gullies of bridge Were 1 njnyed ill
GENI \L VOI Nt. IIt 1ST
Mi: Him,nry Society of the First tile drawing foi'in. The lir-t priz. ing w u s presided over hv Mrs. Erie- diuighicr-iti-lnw, Mr. and Mr*. AI
viii Ihiuti of Orlando spent Fiid;iy
Master Charles Tliomp*oii, young of Mrs. Frank M ailer. Tuesday was won by Mr*. William P. son.
Tiie laike Mary I’aient Teaelters with Mr. nnd Mrs. R. I,. Dunn.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Thump* 1 Veiling. The meet tig was opened Raton, while the second prize
Association held it* icgalur m onth
The Parent and Teacher* Associ
t'liurrh, met at the home
..
,, ,, .
sail, was a genial young h ist. S a t ( hiistiau
.
. .
,1 ,
.. . I went t . Mrs. II. It. Jones. I'm
urday evening when lie enteitained iH"l piesKhil over by Mis* Satie »c< ring the most, points among the ly meeting at tile s, bool house ation til-id its regular meeting in
n few of his friends in celebration W ain11,'ll, pn'.tident. There were men. G ouge W. Mnhlstcadt wn* Thursday evening, with Us presi tlie school auditorium Friday eve
of his tw elfth birthday 1,universal) h vend new committee* appointed given a prize. (Vver* were laid foe dent Mr-. I’. D. Ander*"ii presiding. ning Feb. 17. A short business
Following the business meeting the meeting wus held uud tile meeting
The Imys were delightfully enter and the name "Roonierang" was Mi. and Mi
George W Midli
tained al dinner at the Lu-Heth. elm*,'ti by the Circle as the name st,a d l. Mi n«d Mrs. William I*. following program vv.,- presented: wus then turned over to the pro
Valentine Songs: tin costume) gram committee. It hgdttg the 'tl-t
The table wn* arrange,| nil tli" Inti f"i tlie <liih. Several educuti'iua' Ilnroii, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. L"fcony, and wns centered with a cry* vvi',1. in tiie viii Ions f foreign ield*. mark, Miss •Mivia Curtiss, Mrs. II. itis Saunders, Martha llctiyc, Yal iitmivetsary of thjXToAlding ,,f |>
T. A. the rhildrim gove \ beaut ilul
tal basket filled with spring folvv- talks were given on the missionary IS. Jones, Mrs. William R. Rissell, lerii Conshors, France- Steven*.
iteeitution (Inc Two lin e,•: Fred pageant ru ,h / u b k l representing
cr*. A fter a delicious four r nirse Mrs. L l) Turner of Daytona
h Am, <t>liiiy<,'i, Mi** -Duvutby nates.
some 'phase o r branch of tin vvmk
dinner;; the guests repaired to the Reach, Stale. Sccrvti'ry of mission- I tM,*
i lassei and Mi*. Glass,'i\
ary
work
made
a
speech
011
vai
Song* Third Grade, with Miss and each one lighting a candl, on
t heal re where they enjoy,d the pi,
the bugli birthday cake which wa*
Ee lulls.
lure, "Dress Parade". Cover* vvPrc b n* phases of mi'ssionaty work
SEW ING « I I It MEETS
Duct: Re My Little Sweetheart — placed ill the middle of the stage.
laid for Charles Retts, Frederick tbiongimut tlie world. 'I l,"*e p,i—
Wutunen,
Minnie
Lois Ferguson, lri* Saunders.
After nil the candles hnd been lightIInigo . Curl Vnu*e, Franklin Ren , n t : Helen
The members of the Friday
Mrs. Winfred Kell) 1 Altamonte ed the children sang "My Tribute'''
net, Jack Morrison and Charles <‘lutide Suns. Mary Alice Ship|'. i Sewing Club held u ino*l interest
1.011 ise (jualltock, Uerte Hughes.
Springs rendered delightfully two one of the P. T. A. songs. ImmcdiThompson.
’ Marie Driggers, llcrihn
Rennet, ing meeting. Friday afternoon at i vocal solos iiccompamcd by Miss ntcly after tlie pageant the ,ake
Me
j v'. 1 giniu Romes, Sadi, Wiitaneii. 1 Hie home of Miss M artha
Lucille Echol* al tin' piano. Punch wus sold, the proceeds being sent
CAMP FIRE GlRI.S
| Helen Wilson, Elsie Watei.au, D"nal,l on West First Street, and delicious home mad,- cake was
wa* into the S tate President for tlu- *ilroom*
wei'e
beautifully
deeG I'A.x, ■1'he
served
hv
the
Hospitality
Cim
m
it- ver offering which is used in ExThe Unaliyi Group of Camp Fire MVI tie l.o we, Mrs. R.
1 orated with red, white and blue
' iiiul Mrs. Fiank Muriel
1 1 1reamers, 'hut,-hots, cherries and tee, for tlu- evening: Mr C. Sibiev, tension work. (Juitc a neat sum wns
irtxlay x.'vet|ig U the Itnine ’>( |
other
suggestions of
George Mr*. Geo. Williams uud Mrs. S. K. raised by this sale. Delightful re
freshment* of sandwich,"
Miss Junnilu McMullen on Myrtle
W ashington's birthday. Sewing Wester.
Then*
will
be
a
Washington
p
ro
-'
and
coffee was served und
At The Churches
Avenue. Around Hie large boil fire.!
wn* the main diversion of the «fMiss M argaret Young, gunrdiun.
_
terncon, the guest* * mukilig urti- grunt Tuesday aft,■moon ut 2 o’- hour enjoyed,
l
Mr. C. Williamson of Saufoid a t
pieM'litdl Iteud* to the members! Ash Wednesday at Hie Coiigre jele*
for the sewing contest. Plan* clock. _
Mr. an | Mrs. Elmei ljigcrquist, tended the Pugcant at the
h„n|
wild had earned litem during the gatumal Cliurell.
wt'iv made ilutnig the afternoon
The Ccugrcgntiannl Chur, It will for a party to lie given ul an ear- who wen* badly shaken up last house Friday evening.
pu*t month, while Mis*e» 'Phyli*
| j,j,. in the afternoon the week in an uut'imohdc collision
.Smith and Virginia Hordes received oh-erve Lent again this year. W ed-• jy
FLORIDA PAGEANT
their t-ereinoniul govrfi*. Mi*»e* in sihi) Digi t Mr. Root will give out hostess served refreshm ents of with u fast passing motorist, at the
Thelma Tew and Anna Lenore to all pro-. 111 Fellowship Booklets. Mindwiehes, cukes and punch. Ten corner of Crystal Lake Ave, und
Mi** Virginia Palm er, teacher
Brown were admitted a* new mem- !" th,'*e little lo oks there is a vet-c members of the club enjoyed this Country Club Road, are r,•covering
from the shock. Mr. l.ugcrqulst’* of the first and second grade* of
Ihiis. Plans were made f"i a Mar • I M-iipttiie. a -hurt m editation, and l u ' o v n h l c a f t e r n o o n .
car wus badly damaged, nnd the the laikc Mary School, took hcr
tha Washington Tea to he given a ni'iiteiire prayer for every day fti
Chamber of Commerce has been honor roil pupil* to the "Florida 1
GARDEN C l .l i t
Tuesday afternoon, Fell. 21, at H>c tlie l.etilen periial. Several tniili'^i
asked to see what local uction can Pugcant",. presented Ly Rollin*
Uifllcd
(filed States will
Parish Ilbtisc. Thilse attending t hi* j people in the U
bo
taken to insure through traffic College in W inter Park on Wed
Marguixd
make
u*e
ot
these
booklet*,
crxvifOn
Thursday
m
orning
nt
1®
meeting- ^eere Misses
nesday uftchicon. The children
Y oiiugrM urgarct Giles, Nellie Wll- '" g « nation:wlde fellowship in o’clock the Mute executive board slowing down at this comer.
The
February
meeting
of
the
accompanying
MUs Palm er were:
devotional
exercise.
of
the
Fed,'rate,I
Garden
Clubs
liam»,
Phyli* Smith,
Virginia
Dr. Johii Stapleton, pastor of one will meet with the Sanford Garden Lnkc Mary I mprovnntent-Associa Pauline Bates, George Fowler. Roy
B arqei, Thelmu Tew, Juum tu Me
of the largest Congregutionul Club in the diawing rooms of the tion wus held at tlie Chamber of Howell, Ozella Ilcavlns, Elaine
Mullen und Anna I-enore Brown.
Churches in Philadelphia, and a Hotel Forrest laike. Among the Commerce builifyig on Friday eve Howe, Gustave Itelmberg hn,|
Among those from Sanford at- friend of Mr. Root plans to spend distinguished visitor* attending ning with the President, W. J. Hop John Trefrey.
Jending the Second Volume of Rol two weeks at the Congregational this meeting will be Mrs. A rthur kins Jr., presiding, nnd was well
Mr. and Mr*. Lee Cnnnlcy re
lins Animated Magazlltc on Sun Church holding service* every Cummer, state p re sid e n t,, Miss attended. Mrs. W alter Flnndcrs was
day wefe Mr. und Mr*. Glenn E. night. These service* will begin Gcrdu Mcigo, corresponding sec elected secretary, to iake the place turned home Saturday front Val
retary, Mr*. Frank P. Hearing und of Mrs. W. E. Cole whose r«»iKn a* dosta, Ga., nnd White Spiiug*
McKay, Mr. and Mr*. II. J. U hmun, very *onn.
Mr*. John Yeikes, director*. Pro tlon was'accepted. Jam es Burns where they spent ten duy*.
Dr. und Mr*. J. C. Gibb* utul
ceeding
Ha- meeting, the vl*itom wus elected treasurer to take the
Mr.
uud
Mr*.
G.
W.
Shell,
Mm.
guests, Mrs. Carriu Willis, Mis.
Mrs. Mends un,l Mr*. White of
will
be
entertained
al breakfast ut place of Kenneth Williums who is
Nunnic
Scott
and
Miss
K
atherine
E. A. Dougins*, Miss Vlrginiu Me
_ town shortly.
_ A committee Birmingham, Ala., apent the wt-ck- Daniel, Mrs. J. D. JldHlnz, J^lss Teague. gf Oflando spont Sunday the Hotel us the g uests of the ex- leaving
composed of Frank Evans, W. J.end here with Mr*. Meads daughter
Helen Jinkins an4 Ml*» Virginia her* as the guests of Mr. and Mrs, .ecutfyo boap,j of .the
Uopkln* J r , W. . Flanders, Ofo. Mrs. R, A. Smith enrouttj to Miami.
.
•
•• • • . _
Baker IliB
.Begin Sale'
ORGAN RECITAL
i
.<!
bjinkins.
........ .
*
•
Bt ’
ZM4t
5* . 1
1 ^^
A most delightful tre a t is in store
for music lovers for next week,
when Professor H enry S. Sichcrt,
prominent o rganist of New York
City will give n recital in Holy
Cross Episcopal Church on Monday
evening nt 8:00 o’clock. Mr. Siebert
will he remembered ns having givin a recital here two years ago,
which wns enjoyed by n large aud
ience. His program s are always in
teresting nnd are designed to in
clude popular selections ns well ns
,Mr. and Mrs. Wn
some of the classics in organ com announce the hirti/
position. Sanford is
extrem ely Sunday, FelausryUl
fortunate to lie able to secure a aid l.aiifluon l|nf>
ViK-js^uhw
SALE
FRE
1
« n . j;
V- .
-y,
Saturday night 3 pairs of shoes will be given
FREE. Come in and ask us about this o ffe r , or|
about it in our window.
OPPORTUNITY
TIME
Ut
J: Gl-
liw
F OR
T h u rsd a y — F rid a y — Saturdaj
Oxfords und High Tops in
Hlucks— High grades.
I
I’« n s
an d
W H IT E
Hm* is u new line <>f
medium and high hiinHne I
CUT WAY D01
| $ 1 .9 5 $ 3 .4 5 $ 5 .9 5
SH O ES
handsome shoes for the particular
woman in white leathers and canper pair with an
van.
$3.95
extra pair for
NEW SHOES FOR THE BARGAIN Ti
mnnfv beautiful
.Manv
* shoes in
)
loath*]
found on this table al $2.95
A N EXTRA PAIR FOR
MESH SAND)
LADIES
Satins and patents, all $10 values al
$4.85
This is half price
shoes.
nd 15c less on these
You can
Fashionable D eauville
wide variety of colors,
$4.85
$7.85
buy good shoes economy
at the Big Sale.
LLOYD SHOE
:i<»
;.'i f ^ . ; - •• - j ; .
l
Hokcr Itrnthcri |
merchniit*r(ui||
firs t' iimi,ml , ab
will • continue thr
event f..,- „ vtri| ,
to an anmrunceniml
In preparation f„j
firm ha*.-|iiirchaj^i
of goods re|irew.
styles nlnl iiindes. ]
gains are pK.miirdt
is cordial) invited u|
values.
A n assortm i
o f n e w bar{
c a n b e had nt|
a t th e big]
Hotel Arrivals
s
Colored Gl
One of the most delighttul of the Comes Hi
pre-Lenten liridfe p a r ie s , won ihnt
The Msrsn
of Tuesd)iy nfteguoon when the
member* of the Lottnpbun Bridge club and o n k t^ -j
Club were most pleasantly en ter Ri''e no rntertti,
tained at W inter P ark as the guests »'Uht ill K;|S
of Mrs. George Dolive. When a most
Crooms A ead*^ ,
delightful nfternoon of bridge hnd
ischool,
neiordint t!
born concluded, the prize for .tojf’
score, a hand painted trny, ’ .whs, Went today.
a wanted Mrs. • C hris M atthews,
The perform mg-i
while Mrs. Becchct Kent, who held selections hy * jn 1
lowest score, wns consoled with a « large men's tk
set of hot pot holders. A t the ten I*:* and qmrtrfll
hour, the hostess assisted by her special number*.’/
^
^ w
ia Frederick
_________ ____________
sister,
Mrs.
W ard, served class!, a) selectionL
U s . ^ .fre; hmont , of chicken salmi the program, vkUfl
„„ dwiehcBf cnke„ nni| coffee. The with mudi iotemy
cnJ|c8 WfW Knrnl„hed with tiny AniA special
erican flags. The bridge players in tnrlum vij|| t*1***
cluded Mrs. Chris M atthews, Mrs. white p- opli*' |t,
M. M inarik, Mrs. Clifford W alker,
Mrs. Frank W. Talbott, Mrs. Beech
e r Kent, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Mack
Sloan nnd Mrs. Archiebnld.
Personals
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P rocrastination
Repossessed
Sanford (Jsed iParts
Company
Grow and Prosper
\Vc hnvc parts for nil
Makes of automobiles.
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INSTRUMENTS
OF
S E e-P raisc t3od With the
oft the trutnpet; Praise Him
e0ntrmicdw4het*'just*»s**oon-i»a‘, liBbit,-that- they are- never
able to shake it off. They dre ns completely slaves to it as
some are to morphine or cocaine. And the result is thut they
never dp nnythinjr because they never get around to it.
Ellis Parker Butler, who whites for the American MnK»zine, says:. “The trouble with me is that I never can do
anything until I have done something else. I’m one of those
’just-as-soon-as* fellows, which explains why 1 planned for
thirty-eight years to write a novel, before I ever got around*
to starting it.”
“I set myself to write a story," he concludes, hut go
out to rake the leaves off the lawn. Raking leaves suggests
fixing the lawn mower, and fixing the lawn mower suggest}
washing the car, nnd washing th e ta r suggests washing the
dog,'and washing the clog - suggests taking a wplk in the j
fresh hir, nnd tnking a walk suggests loafing down the
street—nnd the first thing I know the day is done, and the
We don’t know that they have, but if any Sanford
people have got this terrible "just-ns-soon-as habit, we
suggest that thev take a strong liver tonic as a remedy. But
our suggestion will probably do no one any good, because
those who have the habit will, of course, got around to ta li-,
ing the tonic just as soon ns they have done a hundred nnd
one other things which have just got to be done.
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So it goes. The person who gets fthoad is the one who
does things now. The merchant who finds business good j
when others are groaning about hard times is the one who
advertises today. But the old saying. "Never put off till to- j
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Avenues
Phone 59
1926 Touring
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HALL and PENTLAND
C ERTIFIED PUBLIC .A'CCOl N’t ANTS
INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS
S. (L GUAY, Resident, .Manager .
.117 First National Bank Building,
' Hanford, Florida
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Affiliated with *ho Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville
build your home
De Forest Sanford Realty Co
The place to
Sanford, Fla
l l fc ' fta rs eo eve
A i^IrfynWoTTlTTr
Scdfew the moment* left to be
gloria with silent mirth,
A hole amJ single candle flainc,
Peace, and the turning earth,
hose every rib cun see
by a sense
TUI tree* in worship fill tin*
world
ith prayer* 'benign and wise.
Oil all the alters of the night
B um the ninth*’ cool eye*.
ROBERT P. TRISTRAM COFFIN.
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Usntu
H. C. Douglass, Mgr,
Used Car Iicpt. '
H I *-* L et SI.
Seminole
Securities Co.
p ills* Kim with stringed instru- put off to until the day after.’1
m att* aryl organ*. Praia* Him upon
t h l Hud gymbaU: praioe Him upon
Our Learned Youth
th j hirfh sounding cymbal*.—
Pi dm 1Q0:3, 4, 5. • *
We have heard n g re a t deal about the sophisticated
'RAYER—Bleaaed be the Lord
youth
of today, but sometimes*wo arc moved to view the
G |i- j rfo itv er and ever.
Tl^ oarth i* turn.'ti
Scd
Attnrnry-ot-l.nw
Will practice in nil 'the tociti,
xnminnlmr, o f Abstract* .if La
Titles given especial HttcntJai'
situation askance, especially when our atten tio n is called to
the results of some recent school exam inations. The an s
wers to some of |ho questions indicate th at th e youth ol
today, in his quest for knowledge, muv absorb an unlim ited
num ber of facts but when it comes to expressing him self
he presents a heterogeneous mass of words th a t form them The St. A ugustine
selves into little gems of literature,
Record recently furnishes a few of these mirt h-provoking
results which we pass on to our reader s for th eir en lertain ment.
“ All the world except; the United
temperance zone."
“The sun never sets on the Brit is!
empire is in the East and the sun sets in lln
"Finally Jam es II gave birth to a son.
turned him off the th ro n e.’’
"The M inister of Wur is the clcrgvmui
to soldiers.’’
“ Queen Elizabeth rode through Coventr
on uud Sir W alter Ridmghioff^mpl.Jbs cloak.
"H enry VH was very cruel to Anne Rolevn and inn
her." fThe history had said, “ He pressed his suit on her
"Shakespeare lived at W indsor with his tnerrv wive
"The king wore a scarlet robe trimed with Vermin
"Wnlsey saved his life by dying on the wav from Y<
tm London."
“ A fter twice com m itting suicide ('ow ner lived till l«i
when he died a natural death."
" I he immortal William is a name applied to tin* fo r
er Herman Em peror."
"B arbarians are things mil into liicvcle wheels to nm
them run sm oothly.”
A Soviet is a cloth used l»v w aiters in hotels."
S erv iette),
Polonius was a my tinea] sausage."
"The masculine of vixen is vicar."
M c L a u iT iis
ENGRAVING
Diam ond Mounting
Jcwrh-rs-Oplumiimt
Watch
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O ften checked win
one npphcstiaa c
Vick-.. J ust mb ca
th ro a t and chat
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A N Y B A N K ANYWHEn
W ILL P A Y YOU SI MU
“E N D -O -C O R N ” DOEt
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I i l m l , no i n t t i T y o u r *«>• or *>
•‘I C N D - O - C O I I N * * w i l l rl*ar i w t j *
CortFi atuj < allmiacv I f It I ' o F J N i .
c u t h ou r c u A r a n l v o rcriift - n * I t d a n k
i n T»ir* u n i t k D b t a t w
” K N n * U * f h a- t-rrii trvtH
r n d o r i c i l h y till* follow Hi* ■ln:*|’AL
If t h e y ar<* not h r a r >«ui an l y^ttf M
bu rh o o d d ru ^i fl af do. an t hi s ' b H , '
to K N I h O t O I l N
I.M IO ft ATO IIB
Q a r f l t l d n i v d , C l i U n if ». u u J *»•
U il you rttilw * Jat.
, foreclosures continue, but on>*
•u il not being pressed any more
Ik Ih e dress suit.
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TITUSVILLE KTAK-ADVOCATE
n exchange says the “ Blue
The Sanford l(t>rald com m ent4
I" made 206.0o<M)2 miles pel
r, which we assume i* get | learnedly on th«< iiirth of. a mi
Rcnie baby in Brooklyn ln*l u rrl..
protty close of 207.
The story, is that u wealthy wid
Sentencing • H orry Sinclair to ow selected u husband only to lie
•ixtm onthx [h Jail for contempt of the father of the baby and to
c o v t may E tvs a healthy effect step out of the m arital picture
up « i others Inclined to fluunt tire before its birth.
The exchange hu.* it* suspicion
Point* of the_l»nd.
of u system that allows m ar
riage for any such purpose, nmi '• ‘‘irrlil lia rs for, and says m ust
state* that th eir can Ire no true have the piutettm n of tiie law,
1 union of two persons unless it is "ill remind both the mother and
th. •M it trouble staying un 1 bused upon love.
tile1 child. It will take no chances r
boi a as he doc* on horses.
"Mr*. Burnham bus denied any w ill its own reputation. The |
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affection between her and the
“seal let letter" will he Branded
me*t Amos is running for reale lion to the oft Ire of State
*0 deeply into the flesl| of this
rCoi piroller and so far a* our
little huhe th at It will l,c m-oh by J
kn< rledge goes there h a s'1 been
blessed society even through Uh
litt i opposition' against him.
clothes. It may even he expiated |
tlii.i supreme process of keep
[ ' w wpnls, "effected" snd “afing the sheep nnd the goat* I
f#c id," bother a fellow who is
separated th at society' has so in -1
.try ig tn c a t- a t all of the best m utual attraction and ' society gcniotisly invented, will make it
|o |l i
in modern
English.— must be protected in union by the naturul procyss Tor this brand
ca-Uniun
Who do you know lawful wedlock." •
lu burn more deeply each year at
fa?
N atural laws, of course, will the point of it he hut fingers of
' 0 ---alway *, be observed in the over- suspicion that wit I point to the
■terns th a t a correspondent whelming m ajority of eases by horror of the conditions under
he Miami H erald was over- the process of mutual attraction,
niatTIc. ' He faked an inter- and although the present-day
with • Herb Hoover and got system of m arriage .is not per
for his trouble. He-should fect it is without doubt the most
up tfetfan w riting.
successful arrangem ent that so
ciety could adopt today. ThatJ hn H. Ferry, publisher of the means that monogamy in con
ic sonvllle Journal, an d John fortuity with .the
present laws
"pie Graves, its editor, do not of the stairs, while it is not alon the subject of A! Smith. w*ya the nmst hap|>y arrangem ent,
1 believe* Smith could not
It* Dem ocratic party to vict•d
is wrong about it.
Y e s , 1 m ade it r.iyscl£r b ut T m talking about
th e tobacco. G ood o ld Prince A lb ert. Cool
and cven-burnm g. M ild. M ellow . P lenty of
is Che Kingdom of Heaven." That
will be* th e despicable part of the
tragedy.
W ith automobiles" ami airplanes
becoming oo commonplace it w illl
anon be. hard to -fin d a 1 uc-horoe
. town,—F low cti! (A ls.j lie I aid.
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rich, tasty b ody. T h e kind o f cigarette you
can m ake and take, en d on end^ from morn
in g to m idnight. P .A . is crim p-cut. It stays
w here y o u p u t it an d burns ev en and cool.
T h e taste; «S' o n e y o u can’t forget. It’s like
in halin g m ou n tain air th at has filtered through
(jun-drynchcd pines. Y o u ’ll g et p o etic, too,
T O S S I N G 'S
T h e pa p e n D O
m a ke a d iffere n c e
Direct from the famous Bollore
Mills, in France, come O C R
cigarette-papers. Prideful product of the world’s acknowledged
leaders. Put P. A. in O C Bs and
you have the A B Ca of home,
rolled perfection. UOleavea.Sc1,
where you buy your P .A .
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Telephone
FRED. 8. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37,
Mrs. Houshoitfer isjE sther Ralston Is
Star iir -N e w Type
M Mi,ane
B hdge Club Tuesday Q f ^
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L executive board o f FederUiden Clubs will meet with
taford Garden Club a t 10
f i t Hotel F o rrest Lake,
executive board of the Banjirdcn Club will entertain a t
Jut at 10 o'clock a t the
Forrest Lake, honoring th e
board of Federated Garden
« Club, Musical E xtravaganf:15 o’clock a t the SebilrtoTe
School.
t Side Parent Teachers AsM will meet a t 3:80 o'clock
Sait Side P rim ary School.
* will l>o a m eeting o f the
i of the Methodist Church nl
clock at the home of M rt. J .
rkcr on Myrtle Avenue for
rpose of organising an O r
ff Club. All who ore intorn the orphanage are hsked to
FRiDAY
firiMklb. W » * H W \ a y
ii meeting a t 7:30 oVItfcHc in
Id Fellows Hall over the
L There will be entcrtnln»1 »
Exhibit nnd silver tea to be
from d to 0 o'clock a t the
High School by tho a rt
i of Mrs. R. A. Winston.
” SATURDAY
LWalter S. Coleman will enn st the third of a series of
i parties s t 10 o’clock at* h er
la Drcsmwold, honoring her
guest Mrs. George C. Conger
lahoma City, Oklu.
Urea’s Story Hour a t 10
1 at the Library.
ner dance at Hotel F orrest
MONDAY
u h r meeting of the T ruth
h» Class of the Methodist
i will be held at the homo of
ohh Brawn, 1028 Maplo.Avelostegse* Mr*. T. E. Wilson,
W. F.. Wells, Mrs. W, L.
, Mr*. Tom Williams^ Mrs.
> Cette nnd Mr* R. Rutledge,
men’* Guild will meet a t 3:3(1
■ at the Pnrinh ifnime.
■s.Onrnn recftkl given by
|Uar Henry F. Seibert :o f
(York at 8:00 o'clock a t the
Cross Episcopal Church.
! is cordially invited.
Uy classes of the St. Agnes
will meet at .’1:00 o’clock nt
Parish ilouse.
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Literature Group - Of Mrs. Charles C. Cot*
One of the loveliest social a f
fa irs of the season and one in
whfoh the Artistic taste and cor
diality of the hostess was reflect
ed in every* detail was th a t of
T iftsday Evening when Mrs. E r
n e st Housholder entertained the
m em bers of the Evening Bridge
club and three ex tra tables of
players, a t her home on Evans
Street, honoring Mrs. Alice Wood
cock o f Ireland, the charm ing
house guest of Mrs. Robert A.
Newman. .
Suggestive of Spring were the
decorations nnd other details. The
rooms where the card tables hud
been spread for play were abloom
w ith quantities of gorgeous cut
f l o o r s , such as azaleas, stock,
baby breath, Scotch heather, pans
ies and ferns. These flowers were
arranfed with pleasing effect in
silver baskets and bowls.
The vivid lin ts of the Spring
colors wefo nlso featured in the
tallies nnd other bridge accessor,
ies. A fter an exceptionally inter
esting gsm e of progressive bridge
been played scores were ad
ded and ,orixes...aw arded- •, Mrs.
F rank MfflcT M-hn held top score
among the guests, won n peranium
in a hand painted pot. Mr. Miller
won tho m ens’ prize nmong the
guests, it being n hrns cigarette
box. F or scoring the most points
nmong the club members, Mrs. R.
A. Newmnn was nwnrdcd a potted
plant in a hand painted pot. A
brass cigarette box, went to F, K*
Roumillnt who scored the most
points nmong the men. Mrs. Wood
cock was presented a hand pointed
breakfast tray as gift from her
hostess.
At n lnlc hour, the tables Wove
cleared amt the hostess assisted
by Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Mr*. W. C.
Hill, Mrs. Robert A, Newman,
Mrs. I). L. Thrasher and Mrs. F.
E. Roumillnt served delicious re
freshm ents in two courses.
Enjoying this delightful social
courtesy were Mrs. Alice Wood
cock, Mr. und Mrs. Robert A
Newmnn, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill,
I)r. and Mrs. Samuel Pulestt/n,
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Knmnillat, Mr.
and Mrs. D. U Thrasher, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank I- Miller, Mr. and Mrs.
George A. DeCottcs, Mr. nnd
Mrs. G. D, IliBhop, Judge nnd Mrs.
Jam es (I. .Sharon, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Pnlmcr, Mrs. H arry B.
Lewis, Mrs. J. E. Ilrouse
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afternoon Mrs. Claude Herndon,
M rs. W alter Hollen, MV*. L M.
.Telford, Mrs. W klU f Wells, M m
W. 8. Thorton, Mrs, H, A. Me
Cnuley, Mrs. A. D. Ehoomsker Shd
Mrs. C. L. Goodhue assisted by
four of the youngw ladles wear*
i n K M arthasW aaM nUflu ..costume*
ton birthday,* Mea*»-d
ladWa aMrvititr d a re M rs.
wMI, Miss Loots* W n «
Alice Elder and Miss B
man. D arin* the socialClaude Herndon sang
an appropriate solo far
eatTplng out the, WashingMe Donald, Marion Hajrne*, M ar monls
U *11I II* ■**.*£—lUh—
garet Squires, M ary Brydcn and
Lnvondn Hickson. M aster R. G.
Hicksoh Jr., Joined the girls In
their games.
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VIRGINIA EVANS CIRCLE J
th e V irg in li Evans C lreli of Ihe
F irst Methodist Church put oh
a h ikitereitlng pageant, Monday
aftct-noon a t the reg u lar m onthly
program m eeting. Mrs. C. H.1
Smith, Mrs. W. *C lh o m to n , Miss
E ith er Hughey and Mrs. Beattie*
Higgins
playing th
H r p arts
sp len '
JIM
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the hostesses
The .wurlil's great** dra
matic nelnr surpasses all
his previous performances
as the mistily uraeral In
TO DAY
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Milano Review
A Novelty—'“FRENZY'
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COMEDY
FRIDAY
Wiwniti m * n
NEWS
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ESllL JAhltilNttR
FRIDAY
"TH E LAST COMMAND"
Jennings’ grvat«t:t film
Comedy
-arry Semon, "TH E STUNT
MAN"
Milan* P tirtm ount New*.
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|.Uiiqmii|cy,Xh«: birth of
nn rriu d y , February
home on West F irst
buby hu* been named
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a duvighter r'adie l^ c Vine
17 n t t h t ir
Assisting the
S treet. The looking after tli
Pauline.
guests were her
A uspices American t«Kion
O u tle t
is having
City Hall Auditorium
,
Two More Bargain Days!
IRIS. Feb. 2.1 (tN 8>—'VVhen
r Spring days re tu rn —and IVthey certainly will, Milady
t have clothes th a t o ffer perprotectiem but charm ing to
aixs well.
U old Ide* of drab' clothes for
ry day* went out with corsets,
kos'*, and a few o th er articles
i considered quite necessary to
1 woman’s Wolf being. There
h«n t radical change In colors,
>ww light blue, g rte n , red,
its or even pink replace dull
c# and gray,
*w waterproof m kterials have
»P!Wored. Wjith ruhbcrlted snwd crepe de Chine, has come
crepelln which Is quite
f to be a formidable rival, es*Ry for cold weather. I t comes
^iou» shades rtf beige, tan
p'V , with thfc reverse side In t
w yellow, -blue green aJfd rose.
rone is using a new crepella
•U of the double-breasted, ulHte, some belted in w ith a
• tallness a t the w aistline on
k side of tho back, and -aonM
l a |ops« back hanging qtfU*
bwn
little
j*
- pleats on th e out-
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Mr. und Mrs. W. C. Hill returned
home Tuesday evening from Cairo,
Gn., where they spent several days
TUESDAY
lied Meeting of the A ltar So- VUitlhg relutlVes.
of the Holy Cross Episcopal
R. J. Holly Sr., is spending this
rh at .'1:00 o'clock a t the
week a t Key W est and other points
uhlngton Bridge P a rty for the in South Florida on business.
1 Department of tho Wotqnn's
i t 8:00 o’clock w ith Mrs.
k Wight, Mrs. K. B. McCrack»d Mr*. Emmett McCall as
Thfe
Wednesday afternoon the mein-1
bers of the Literature D epartm ent
met fo r the regular-bualnaaa weatI h r - 'X t '- Wte ‘rttlh-ehottw ' wt «#:W?
o’clock with the chairm an, Mys. i
Gddrge Paxton, presiding.
Mrs. I t A. Winston and Mrs. J .
B. Cogburn dressed as M artha am)
George Washington greeted the dragon* predominating were lavish
guests upon arrival. A fter the ly used In decorating the rooms
brief business session a splendid where tho games were played. The
interpretation of the one act pastel tints were fu rth e r featured
comedy, “Ju st Women” by Colin in the bridge accessories.
C. Clement* was presented. The
When the games had been com
play was under the skilled direct pleted and scores collected the prise
ion of Mrs. Francis E. B olt, who for highest score nntong the plnb
with some of the best talen t of members, Vi strand of beads was
the departm ent gave a smooth won by Mrs. Tom Bolt. Mrs. Lee
and pleasing performance. The Peck who scored the m ost polrtta
cast was as follows:
.and honors among the guests re
Mrs. W arren—Mrs. P. E. B o lt
ceived n novelty hand painted pin.
Mrs. Lawty—Mrs. Tucker.
Refreshments of creamed chick
Mrs. Pickering — Mrs, E, D. en in patties, potato chips, olives,
Brownlee.
hot rails, coffee and cake were
Mrs. Romney—Miss Rosamond served a t the conclusion of the
Radford.
games by the hostess assisted by
Lady Blmdiire — Mrs. W. A. Mrs. John C. Sm ith, Mrs. J . B.
Zachary.
Lawson nnd
Mr*. Howard P.
B etty W arren—Miss Helen Vcr- Smith.
noy.
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Ylw bridge players were Mrs,
C lara—Mrs. Clyde Bypl.
Henry Purdon, Mrs. J. B. latwion,
Following the play twq. musical Mrs. Emmett Hunt, Mrs. Tom
numbers were given which were Bolt, Mrs. C. E. Rawson, Mrs. John
delightfu lly ' received. Mrs. J . II. W. Mciseh Jr., Mrs. A. W. Epps,
Colclough sang, "Drink To Me Mr*. W. II R eitV Mrs. John C.
Smith. M r^Jlo w an l P. Smith, MVa.
W. T. Laird,*Mrs. K. B. McCracken,
Mi**. Lee Peck, Mrs. J. C. Bennett
Mrs. J. M. Wallace nnd Mrs. A. C.
Fort.
Hickson, Louise Hickson and Mae
Hickson!
- The itirts enjoying this dellahtful a ffa ir were Sadie L*e Vlnceht,
Louise M erriwekther, B etty Wheel%W, Louis* W instead, Caroline
Cofbum , M arjraret Vem ay, Kathgfin'e Vemay,
M ary Elisabeth
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Friday and Saturday
Many cuntomerH will loolc forward to
thLs event knowing that wonderful
bargains are always to be found ml
THE OUTLET during Uietw-fwo aide
dn.VH.
>», HatiatCk and
English
in small .designs,’, checks and
Many new numbers have hcen add*
ed to our racks. Materials are mf fla t
crepe, satin faced canton, crepe de
chine nnd some georgettes. Values
arc from •12.00 to |!4.r>0. Friday and
Soturday—
buys another
Shoes
We ore fritting out 75 pair of good looking shoes, Fri
day and Saturday only for
Thursday Night, Feb.23
M i He they. last. Light and dark
h e e l Straps, pomps and oxfords.
lxjrtArires Tissue 'Cfhgham Hi btuThm
plaids and checks with light grounds.
Ib-inted Linen. Best quatity -Evef
Tltis material is 36 inches Wide
shrunk.
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Raydn sheer voile in now patterns.
40 inches wide. Guaranteed test color.
Permanent Finish fast colored ^
gundy. -In all plaids and floral designs, '
46 fhches wide./
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Auditoriuir
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Beautiful Costumes
y Comedians
. Good Singing
and Dattcftiff
rtaln 8:15
Prices, Adults 75c,
Children 35c
Plain Rayon sheer voile in 'alHiT
pretty light ahadea. 40 inches m
Bat'd twisted voile |n • fifteen new
sh a d es:fo r spring. 40 Inches wide.
Beautiful 32 inch Honan. In all light
pastel shades fdr npring mad qpav
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THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 192ft
Chrysler Sedan Is Loiie Automobile
■Inrf "Far Away
Country Of
Anticosti
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COOLIDGE QPJENS HARBOR A t tfOI^YWOODTFTORlPA
DETROIT, .Mich. Feb. 23—Mark by any government-. Operating 0 j
Twain, In his "Random Notes of an ca r in Anticosti is just like operntIdlc Excursion", recorded the fact
that-wbcD .tw .Cuat-vlxitud- Bosmuda.
wax only one mahogany tree
on the Islands. He knew there was
only ope, he said because he woa
Informed by a trustw orthy native
who passed it often and bad counted
it many times, 3* j
The genial hid**/. V s inform ant
would find anotrnt..Opportunity to
exercise his m athem atical talent IT
ho could go to the strange island
of Anticosti in the mouth of the St.
Lawrence river nnd count the automobile there. Ho could count It ns
S. A. Rive, local Oaklnnd-Pontinc
dealer has returned from Jackson•vUW .whew ,ha.. attended *, dealer
me*tlbjp -conducted ay' executives
of the P o la n d Motor C ar Company
who outlined plans for the greatest
year In the company’s history.
The group of factory officials
won headed by Mr. Trndy, who
stated th at tentative plans of the
company coll for the sale of 270.-
BELLEVILLE, ID., Feb. 21.—
(IX S )—Tho next wnr may s ta rt
)rr th e air-krai cjtrsriB iW rMVtWd-oir
thc ground, Recording to Col.
John Fnegslbw, commnndant of
Scott Field, veteran . o'1 31 years
arm y life-who has l>ecn in the nil* |
service since 1U17. "'if you hear th at airplanes and
oirshii>a will win the next war,
forget it," Col. Paegelow stated. |
"The next wnr may sta rt in the .
nlr bu; it will etui on the ground.
Wc mny bomb the enemy from
the nit* but it will enil up on the
ground.
Fliers are not the superman
romo believe them to lie, but just
highly trained, efficient, hard
working humans, Paegelow de
clared.
,
Ing It In your own backw ard, with<n»t e r r r
highways.
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Anticosti, gays n magazine writer who visited It recently, is the
largest and
most curiously
ndmlnistcrcd
private
domain
known In
modern
history.
Tin* whole
IxInWd, s'W th 3100
million dollars or more, forest,
minerals nnd
other
nnlural
resources of uncounted
value,
was for :U) years* the property of Henri Menier the French
jhonolote king.
,
Until his denth in 1014 it was Ills
private hunting nnd fishing ground,
nn exjwrimcntnl station where, lie
worked out social economic theories
of life, a feudal seignory in which
blx won! was law for nil the in
habitants. Ho owned It as another
man owns a watch or his golf clubs.
I»cn1 tradition says it cost him
$20,000 u yenr. He spent only two
month* of the yenr there his hunt
ing and fishing stood him in about
$2,000 n day.
Rive Returns From Jax Meeting Of
Oakland Heads And Florida Dealers
to place the company in a position
where it expects to gai'kt nn even
h ig h e r,ra tin g during- ..11)28. T h ^
M S i r i t i i v ' soon
soon w
i l l.' hnl-iiii"1
company*
willhnVe'' A
i t ' ’n
'nih?Iiour production capacity of 1,250
Pontincs nnd 720 Onklnnds. It lias
doubled its factory flour spare and
tripled its plant investment in
about two years nnd now carries
the Irtrgcst payroll in Onktnnd his
tory.
" I t iR tills increasing volume that
7ms enabled the company to offer
so much more in the New Series
Pontiac Six at no advance in price."
The meeting, one of :t-’l similar
progrnms which two groups of fac
tory executives are conducting
throughout the United States, con
sisted of an afternoon business ses
sion followed by a bnmpiet in tin*
evening. Resides Mr. Trudy, chief
executive in the pnrty. other comp
any executives participated in the
meeting.
Accident Prevents Prohibition Backer
American Ace From Raps Church Vote
MakingNewRecord Upon Volstead A ct
.
Pressing u telegraph key a t Washington this m orning President CJotilblge officially
world port near Hollywood Florida. Two dynam ite explosions removed this last strand
coral rock separating the harbor from the Atlnntic.
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committer' ' *■**■*“
to the,,4 confer-
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Lake Mary Orchestra
L A D IE S F R E E
MEN 75^
. Refreshments 1
Valuable. Fur Goat
Spots On Radio To Of Austrian Ruler
Offered F o r S a l e
CAMBRIDGE, Muss., Felt, 13.—
specially lonstructcd
t! o r radio
receiving apparatus
is
Can being installed .-It the Hnrvnrd
fC, Is astronomical laboratory for the
t n r v pm pise of measuring the am ount
nf influence that sunspots have
11"‘ on the intensity of radio recep:<1 'b e (tion. it Is announced by I’rofesdelnv »„r H *|’ Stetson of the llarvurd
world University tfnciiliy.
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The machine, invented by Dr.
illiani (; \V. Piekurd, electrical enginli" **eer, lias been operating in 'Ids
iiminl private laboratories, hut is being
transferred to the astronomical
1111101" laboratory because of tnnre uilvitnion of tngcous location mid the recent
study t lint is being made there of
the sunspot cycle, a phenomenon
which i» expected to reach Its
(teak in site and number during
February.
In mid it ion to tec. tiling .thevariations effected in radio re
ception daring a sunspot cycle,
(lie new iiggnrntus will assist
the laboratory in keeping a recur 1
of tlie sunspot observations. And
to connection with ImtIt studio*
a specially designed photograph),
apparatus constructed at
the
laboratory will be used to locate
tile po-iliiii and si/.e of the splits
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Denver Attorney To
S e e k Deportation
Of I. W. W Members
Hi ■ln|l riiiilinnnl News Service
. VIENNA, Fell. ).•!-■ Tile Fur
Tim el'ing Coal o f Finperor F ran
cis
Joseph, mptle of Siberian
w ih . ' bides, is( to be sold at it
very low price."
I at- advertisement in tile show
window of a Viennese cigar store
is ti stm tling reminder of the
change wrought in the former
An ti'o-ll'.ingariau eapitnl
since
tile war.
Ti.e ci at of ti.e Kaiser, which
lib'- ail hi- i lathin'?, retained a
fjav.i- ..I the r e -pint which was
paid to the person of Ilis Majesty
hiniself, was once only to he
t a a d In persons of the highest
rat<> I.at' i the Emperor bestowed
il
a lewn'd for merit on his Ad■ : mi • J not Piiiir.
to theC o rn iestR ecep tio n in H udson H i
Hudson’s long, constantly improved
leadership of chassis values, riding
qualities, performance supremacy, and
operation sm oothness, is this year
rounded out with the most beautiful
modern and varied line of body designs
we have ever presented — and to the
greatest public applause in all Hudson’s
long score of triumphs.
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Standard Sedan
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C u stom V ictoria • IM
C u stom laindau Sedsn 1IW
C u sto m 7 -Pass. Sedan It*
J A ll price mI? n. b /lerrodfOs'-j
war «arii< fu*,
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lluyrrj curi jNiy far iw j o*( §fhi
t omi r Hi1tan •¥j t <irsi i btedmr0fm
ftUcrmii, hatuiUng
unJ ini i i w
N E W I d l U O N O N Super:S,
Sem inole Hudson-Essex
Sanford Fla.
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DENVER, Felt. Id Deportation Ilr*i»M,n
11 ii ii 11% liltrre l l i f |tml «tn ( h r
from the United Stales of mem. htni|i n ml tmf tut $lii* riipi iirt*' iiprnhers of tlie Industrial W orkers cfl ItW. Tills ollrn n m a n ■trsiinulHtl.Mi
... .a i ...ill i . . . t. i , r
; ithlrh u-onlli u rrrw lliilrs nn toittie Win Id will he asked of congress nte.llmr Siiralenl Oiicmlloii or rr),v ( Imrlcs M, W hite, momlier o fln illls In -mlilro itrnlli.
, i “Til' VI'KiJi.ic.II Vile u am Sill eld”
the Denver d istrict attorney's '*
law II
ficc and a captain in the f’nlnrad i
bo.
it» m i. ■ o fi.'ii
t'a tis p
S to m a .'ll
•iM.M .o - k a c l o '.
i’» u stlitn tto n .
fore the house committee on im
ammm.,,..
ati.1
i.tlicia lim en t*
migration early as a represent a.
ill
|,i»»m|»tl>
iltsap p ea r
nftei
l ! i ' t * t u i . ‘ I* e n u i . i l > i c t a l i o - i l
live of the Cohirndo Nationil
' i i i I, isi 'ii a r e l o v l t . - . l t o c a l l
Guard to tell members of tile com , 1 1 1 oHtot - u . U
ni.
a s 'sp s.-lal n r r a a g t —
m ittee of this state's costly ex n m a l s w i l l I..- i i n t i . i m i e c i l iMt.-r t o .
u.ini.->i
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lillilr
p ic
perience with alleged I. W. W.
MITIl'IJi l'lru*r .In iii.l lxrllr n.kagitators during the coal stu b ,, i Iii k lor lllrraliirr or I,, hr ftllrit l,>
called by. leaders of the W n ld .lv I m u l l » » I k U l a • Im isoasiw tr. • K i r O
rn*«- m a . i In* , r r n l » r r . „ n , i l l ) l I h r r i " organization, which has been
f o rr I trill r l . l f f h l. . r r l l . n t r t r n
>rn«—s i r In s
ilrm o ii.lre llo it
rtllh progress since October 18 last,
n I r k n r s r . o r r r l l l In- ) , l r n . r < l I n III
. llinl |
selves furnish sufficient justifica- tmi Hu) r Iff l l. tInr .ll r r ki lr, r r \t l11u r l nm* a r ll>
r |>s*t
tlon for the control of prices. The f l t r | r » r « r r l l l | . l r n t r c o l t f u r I M«
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first is the most disturbing fuel, • I n l r . n i u l l i u i i r * s a r p t w l l r . I l Hn. ll .noeru.
that for several years past, the an ■ Ir i u n n . l a p r e r e n t s l o a e l n a n l n n )
lk rr r l ( )
In i k l * n r r t l n n , — i T h l .
nual output of tin has greatly ex M
r l . l t la ( o r r r k l l c e r o i i l c m i l ) . ) —
ceeded contemporaneous nddhions ■ J.
li m n : n m r n ,
x. n i u v n i i i i i Avtio t n i to proved reserves, ami the second Cissi
A tlO ,
is the continuous and rapid in
I*, s . I ' l l M i l W A I I M V I l i l l r t r e r r
crease in consumption, which dur o f lo ie r o . ip r - i w h o l e i l l o t r i « ) u o l l r r .
ao.l alnlni
ing the past five years has consis n n H e r r a r i l HrrItr et rr nr a. r ni ih rmr rr(, a r rt , k or rr -o
tently overtaken the maximum iii n o t i e r I k e m o o r ■■It I I I \ l | A H I I I ”
mol n lr r ii) . In .l-i m , k r r l a i
tar
of output."
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W ater *Has The Quality
You are invited to visit our plant and inspect
sanitary equipment and the source of
M ay by the rcso- I* now pnjsrr being published.
i ^ ^ a r y ~ 0 o r r n ^
opened new
of sand and
FLO-PURE
r««oiut
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APOPKA—New
white
way
lighting system h eir illuminated.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Fch. .... WASHINGTON. FEB. 23.—
23,—TIN S)—C o p t a 1 n Malcolm (IN 'S)—Denial that tin* Church
Campbell, of G reat Britain, will of Temperance Society "Had any
ficially (told tho world'll speed rec authority to speak for the E pis
ord as a result of hits 200.05 mile* copalians of the nation" was ex
per hotir flash across the Daytona- pressed today by F. Scott Mc
Ormond Bench Course last Sun Bride. general superintendent of
the Anti-Saloon League answ er
day. i
John Lockhart, only Amcriran ing its statement Monday that
contentjur who was qualified in the "failure of prohibition is attested quantity until
race, was lying in a iiospitul suf by an almost Ihiee-tn.nnc propnr-1the w in d s of
fering (front shock, bruises nnd tion by the American clergy of M i m i n g i a d t i s t i ir> i n
abdominal cutJt ns n result of n the Protestant Episcopal Church. ' even as brief a “pie e o
A storm of dry protest has tea d ais
wild plunge into the Atlantic at
arisen over the statem ent. The
240 miles per hour yesterday.
"Nobody can quest ton
Lockhart today said (hut lie will | Hoard of Directors of the C hutih dom of stabilizing tin.
Temperance Society issued it nftei vital com nm liti at tinrepair his machine, from which he
had to be cut out with blow torches counting aim ers to a question, life of t lie \\oi hi inihi t
imite sent over the country.
cesni vi fluctuaiions in the coiitruby medtanlca in Uiclr efforts to
"According to their own show
nave him from certain death, Un ing, the takers of this pull re \*el>hm of the nnlural trend oT the
der hip agreem ent with Captain ceived replies from a little over price cannot fail to injure Imt It
tlie producer m I lie consumer
Campbell, he will not try to break
hnlf of those to whom a question
the reeftrd again for a t least thirty
ot
the metal.
daye, m aking Captain Campbell the naire was sent," McBride assert
“ From statistics in <*n posse-ed.
"Only
mill
out
of
5301
minis
official record holder.
ters falied to find prohihtion a
J. A'. W hite’s Triplex will prob success, and only 13H1I thought
I mm
ably ho taken out on the course there should lie a modification of
otday in nn e ffe rt to establish an the Volstead Act.” lie said. "Evert means that if you suddenly “top
unofficial record if the weather these did not state how they want ped the supply of tinned foal, or if,
for some reason, it became imclears. The Triplex machine of ed it modified.”
possihlf to keep up till' supply of
W hite .claimed by its driver to he
lilt, for ii time, at nay rale. Un
capable of 376 miles per hour, was
C L U B F O R B ID S l . i q i 'O K
people of the United t Sates would
yesterday again ruled ineligible be
cause of improper gearing.
CHICAGO. Fell. 23.—(IN S )— find their usual . food rations re
I'rohitiition in Chicago i-euciied a duced to about half.
. No New Fields
Indiana Solon Enters new stage of effectiveness today
when the exclusive Hamilton Club) "I must emphasize the fact." lie
Race
For President announced that rt gular inspection continued, "th at no fresh produc
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of members would he made. Liq tive fields of any noil importance
IN firA N A I'O l.lS,
Fell. 23.— uor found in lockers will he con has been discovered for a great
(IN S )—Senator Jam es E. Watson, fiscated and the inemjiers snis- ninny years, ami th at we are still
Republican of Indiana, today en ji.'ndcd, the club f annoiyMvmcnt faced with the probable exhaus
tered his name u* u candidate for said.
tion of all the known world re
th e ['residency of the United
sources of tin within the course of
S tates in the Indiana Presidential
the next two nr three1- decade*.
TO M K irr IN COI.OR A DO
preference prim ary to he held on
"B m ring this in mind, we must
May SI
H) Intcrnatiuniil News Service recognize th at there arc two c a r
The Senator’s name was form al ^ COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., dinal reasons, which in themly filed, by Jam es House, an As Fell, 13—The animal convention
sistant A ttorney General of Indi of Hie International Association of
ana who brought to the office of .Police Chief* will lie held here in
Secretary of s ta te Frederick K. the shadow of Pike’s Peak, late in
Schoitfjncicr petitions with ap June this year. The "coppers" will
proximately 15,000 signatures rep discuss ways and means of pre
resent In r each of the H2 lndiunu venting crime ami catching crim
counties.
inals, beginning June 25, the ses
sions continuing through June 2tt.
MURDER TRIAL BEGINS
Several hundred police chiefs
from all over the world are ex.
.
NEW . ORLEANS. Feb., 23— peeled to attend the convention.
, .(IN S)—Thomas Plcklchelmcr, acuised of having m urdered a sailor,
Roy With lla lf-t'a n t I.ost
Thomas Reg’ tier, for less- than
$10, went on trial here today,
Following the disuppearunco of
fhargvdi with first degree murder. their son, parents in G alrutta
, I irk’-hfim er was alleged to ' have recently inserted the following
c o n f o r m - .th a t h1' lured Register advertisem ent in u local newsi fiont hta ship, and then shot him liapcr: “A Ih*>* of fa ir complexion,
in ordyfi to get his money.
dumb, having • a haU-punt and
hanlon on—Is missing from tho eve
ADVOCATES CROP
ning of Tuesday las^. His parents
} REDUCTION
I
will be grateful If any one own
give informaton about hm ut 210JON,' Miss., Feb. 2J— 3.2 CornwalU Htrcct."
ten per rent reduction
-d
,'Hn cott
acrcaga
-- .this
■ -year was , BRISTOL—"IJbcrty Countian”
f&i.
Officer Avers N ext
War Will Be Fought I
AndWonOnGround
A t Sensation)
C h r y s l er
P R IC E S
fc'/f»ciiv€ Now
New
N ew C ltry a le r
LOWER
P R IC E S
Two-door Sedan
*670
Coupe .
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670
Roadster
• « 670
Iw lth iw a U s aaalj
Touring - .
Four-door Sedan
DeLuse C oupe >
1—’ll, rumbla u u |
UeLuxc Sedan •
790
G re a t N e w
C h r y s le r “ 6 a ”
Dusinets C oupe *1065
Roadster
> 1075
tw ill, r w s U . test)
T o u rin g
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T w o -d o o r S e d a n
C oupe
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1095
Four-door Sedan
Landau Sedan •
1175
1 2 J5
(with rumbla aa.O
(itu l w /x c a r d s
1095
1145
4o B o d y Styl^j
I lla s t r io a s
N ew C h r y s le r
Four great lines of Chrysler cars—‘,52,"’^ I
“72” and N ew 112 h. p. Imperial
supplying every price need from
$3495 — offered now at prices which1
all previous sUndards of value—ro*h* <
sler more emphatically than evfcr befo**r*
unchallenged leader o f the industry to .
car quality. See these c a r s — uncfuWfjI
quality—at their sensational values. W" .
them — drive th(m .
“7a”
Two-Pass. C oupe $1545
Iwith rumbls s«al)
Royal Sedan
•
1595
Sport Roadster
1595
( with rumbla saat) •
F o u r Psss. C oupe 1595
Tow n Sedan
•
1695
Convertible C oupe 1745'
a
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a.vvmTV
Crown Sedan
s)
1795
You will then instantly recognise why
sler cars—by the m ost a s t o u n d i n g
ings which result from a huge and
growing public d em an d —are today •
than ever th e most .-ra*' t Ious mtoff
values in th eir resf jetixe p.*«ce grotif^
N ew 111 h .p .
I m p e ria l “ S o ”
Roadster
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*2795
<wkh rumbla sasl)
rive-I’sso. Sedan
Fown Sedap
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Srvrn-Paw. Sedan
Sedan Limousine
2945
2995
3075
3495
AH price* /. o. h. Detroit,
suojritiocurrrn(i'ederu|
excise lax* Chrysler drab
er* ure in portion to ex.
w u l »he com en feme of
(i«e payment*.
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PAGE FIVE '
10-A Poultry and Eggs
rates
Celery Markets
Radio
F llE S H cfcgs, Baby chicks, and
H atching, eggs.
C tcklabarry
-Fa r m ,-L a ke* Mary .—
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Bureau of A gricultural Econo
mics - co-of*era»H»g-—w ith - the
Florida S tate Bureau of Mar
ket*. — It. E. ('orb)n,
10-12 P l a n t s a n d F lo w e r s
Local llc re s e n la liv e
SEED P otatoes Red Bliss Maino
(selected) 160 lb. sacks, $6.00
Spaulding Rose No. 4/T C ertified)
160 lb. sacks fG.OO Cn\h w ith all
orders. U nited Produce Co. 1365
Beaver S t. W est, Jacksonville,
Fla. ‘
FOR SA LE—C itrus nursery stock
on Rough Lemon Root. Quality
and varieties guaranteed. Get my
prices before you buy. K. B urnett.
W averly, Florida.
a d v e r t is e r ?
L id
representative
f, familiar with rates
u classification will
[complete information.
L wiih, they will assist
Cording your wont ad
[it mire effective.
[Rccmcnis
FLORIDA GROWN non-blight
good eatin g P ear: S tu a rt Pe
cans, Jap a n Persim m ons, Plums,
Prunes, $4.00 to $0.00 per dozen
delivered. \v t;t« us. Reeve N urs
ery, C ottage Hill, Fla.
12— W ANTEp
8 — Dodge p re se n ta tio n , m usi
There’s one part of the paper that
every rentier, no matter what his
otiicr likes and dislikes are, wants
(o- read—if he’s wide atvake and
up-and-coming.
And that’s this
Classified Section!
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Always (he Same— In Service*Always DiffercntV—In Opportunity
ROOM W ANTED— Younfe man
w ants room located near center
of city. Give full particulars to
'‘Room" care Herald.
PHONE 148
W A N TED : — Books on Florida.
"F lorida In the Making.” Box
1584, Orlando C igar & News Co.
port conic to Canaveral
it deep sea fishing. $H>. FORDSON T racto r in good order.
'Must, be reos6naBle'.» Address' I \
,y. Dally trips:. Enquire
O. Box 1107.
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-.w v
i, Cocoa, Fla.
20— F arm s F or sale
- J r ’-rV A
ACREAGE *\T $125 per acre.
T ract of nearly 35 acres, located
14— Rooms -Without board
1 BARGAIN
between twd Orlnndo ruuds with
frvicc. Wc give sorviC' One bedroom, 411 Park Ave,
frontage on old highway, can be
llmctto Barber Shop
picked up today by Someone who
15— Apartment For Rent
knows values at n great sncriflec.
Very desirable location to r poultry
farm . Some high laud ami somu
muck. Possibilities for develop
ment arc great. If you are look
ing for something on which wou
TWO bungalow apartm ents. N eat may make reasonable profits with
PODGE
ly furnished and desirably lo out holding long, It will pay you
rs Hnd Graham trucks,
to investigate this. Address R. J.
cutcd.
Phone 99.
13th Street. Phone 3.
H. care The Ilcruld.
A partm ent and bedroom,
5th St. Phone 368-W.
22— Rea’ Estutc To ExchnnRe
Political Annouficcment
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cnl comedy selections, WEAF
WE El WTIC WJAR WTAO
WCSH WFI WUC WGR WCAE
WTAM WWJ WSAI W E 0 R
WllAS WSM WSB WBT KOA.
8—Retold .T ales, "Ethics of
Pig VWJZ WHAM KDKA WJR
KYW.
8:30— Hoover Sentinels, pop
ular music, WEAF W EEI WFI
w rc
w a y w c a e w tam
WWJ WSAI W EBll WHAS
WSM WSB.
8:30—Ampico half hour, K.
Robert Schmitz, WJZ WBZ
Wll A I, WHAM KDKA WLW
WJR KYW.
0—Clicquot Eskimos, North
Pole program, W EAF WEF.I
WJAR WTA(! WFI
WGY
WCAE WWJ WGN..
0—Maxwell hour,
Toschu
Seidel. WJZ
WHAL
WHAM KDKA WLW WJR
KYW WHAS'WRM WSH WBT
WHY A WJAX KOA.
10—Smith Brothers, ducts
and solos, WEAF WEEI WTAG
WRC WGR
WCAE WWJ
WSAI WEfill.
. .•
md 109 yesterday. Shippers arc
getting an cxcc'hm t dlstrlbu’/ o n
on celery at this- time. While about
80 cars were billed to the largo
diversion points during the two
days, some of these are, already
destined to points fa rth e r on and
the rem ainder of the billings are
scattered out one o r two cars to
ti place In the eastern part of the
United States and to several Can
adian cities. The list is so long
we will not attem pt to give it all
here.
The demand was not very active
yesterday ow inj the. fact that most
iif the m arkets were closed owing
to a holiday. The f. .o. h. market
however, is holding nbout steady
from $2.00-2.36 per crate in ca r
load lots for the most desirable
sizes, with the usual reduction for
small size* and full ears of It's
discounted 25c; wnshed and procooled stock is bringing a prem
ium of about 26c per crate.
urVIho Philadelphia report this
morning Indicates the weather as
61 mining. 20 cars arrived from
Florida, t h e trnck holdings are
lil cars. Supplies are said to be
moderate. Demand good, and m ar
ket firm. Florida 10-Inch crates
4-6 doz. arc selling on a range of
$3.25-3.50 with H doz. at $3.26, 10
doz. at $2.75, and 3 doz. mustly
$3.00.
zpuu) w - w i
I , b e r u t i j h u m il i ti e s my c n m l l d u i
fnr re -e lec tio n to
Iks
officii
C o u n t y J uiI kc o f S e m ln r K , Count
KluriUU. KUliject t o t h u w i l l o f |1
D e ln iie ru lle
V o lets
of
Rsm lno
C o u n t y , In Hie D e m o c r a t i c I 'r l i n s i
e l e c t i o n In lie h e ld J i m s Mh. 13 J
4II1.5 WEAK New York, (HO:
12:45, luncheon music; 4:15, Man
hattan Trio; 5 Happiness orches
tra ; 5:30 Van’s orchestras; 0,
Waldorf Astoria oivhcstrn; 7, Mid
J AH. tj. SIIAnON.
week hymn sing; 7:30, Coward
Comfort hour; 8. Dodge Presen
V on t a x c o t.L K trro R
I w l a h t o a n n o u n c e t i . a t I a m a tation, 8:30 Hoover Sentinels; 0:00,
■-niollitiitt. f u r r e - e l e c t i o n
in the Clicipi.it Eskimos; It), Smith Ilrtitu ' f t c e of T u x C o l l e c t o r o f H e m ln - Hrotlifis; 10:30, dance orchestras.
olu t .'u u n t y , s u b j e c t t o t h e a c t i o n
of i lie v o t e r s i n
P r i m a r y t n t,e h e l d
Y our s u p p o rt will
JN U .
tli .i D e m o c r a t i c
In J u n o .
no a p p r e c i a t e d .
D J I N K IN S
464:3. W J Z N e t Y o r k , 6 6 0 : 1:30,
A s lo r o rc h e s tra ; 2:40,
V en etian
G o m l o ii r s ; 1:30, i f t e m o o n p l a y e r s ;
(1,
H e l l 's
o ich ed ia;
7,
U n ited
S t a l e r ’l u l l i n ' b a n d ; 7 : 3 0 , N a t i o n a l
1*1III TAX ANKKXSOII
I hvrt*li> u iiiio u iic e t o t.’ie* p e o p l e M i x e d i | i i . i n c t ; 8. R e t o l d T a l c s ; 8 : nf
Ilk Ii|ci1 «i C o u n t y t h r u 1 uni ft
I 'uiulhliili' f o r t u x iifh tumor n u b j e r l 3 0 , A " nico p r o g r a m ; 9 , M a x w e l l
ti* tlu? UvclMoti nf t h e vutrrM In Itotit ; i l, ( . ' l i t m e n t a l s ; 11, s l u m b e r
( tie U i m i o r r u t t c P r i m a r y t o
held
hi J ii tin* of ILiii veitr. 1 t m v t i v u r l m u s i c .
lu O r a m ; v nut) S e m i n o l e c u u n t l n e
422.3. W O K N e w a r k . 7 1 0 : 3. vu f o r lu v «»»m.
I h a v e n o r v e il ut*
Fiilinty m m i u N j i l o n i ’r
oil
xalid • o f f
f u r 12 y**nm I luiv«* m a t t e m y llvInn ra lh im ; n h r k a n d c l t r u f f r u i t
n ltd f ii i nm u: I nn»|iUN«* t o I f t P Y tr y
tu k p n y c i iN»ir> I*
p r o ; <*i t l o n u t .*
ntirii** ul l a \ i > tij) Yit'i\ lrt*( tliu pro*
p o r t y p«*i ■•»!»;«IIv
Your
aupport
w ill
U|lpl
GETS TEN
I’ Uinishe.l three
room garage
npartm ent with garage.*. I l l W. W ILL TRADE—several beautiful
building lots for well located
6th St. Apply
605 !Palmetto.
lOP.D BUICK CO.
ggovc nr farm. Give complete in
LMagnolia A ,e.
Phone 647.
Phone 367.
formation as to w hat you have
Furnished three room garage when answering it his ul. State
f!*S,MAP'!ONS
— ts>^wl)u«t.it with garage, Hot and number of acres, location, price,
ird A u t n ^ n e Co,
iidtj “fw 'atiT free. .A t tly 605 m ortgages, etc. Aihlres* B. 11. cure
ilia Are. " Phont
Palm etto Ave. Phone 517
Thu iieru ld
V«ry
attractiv
e
fcrr.ishad
2
room
P'Ut Hcrrire
WILL TIG*DU.—Equities in sever
apt. P rivate bath: hot w ater: al n>od lots for small house, Whnt
r u n ' ti t *; t . i n n s i . i r n t t :
a rage Phone 739-J. 212 W. 4th have you. Give complete details as
I lie r e l i y n til i u u n e e in) n u u l l d a c y
tlir- l.<'Ki«t*lui e s u b j e c t >.o t i l s
to location, rrlce. m ortgages, etc., fin
ivill o f tliu
cutefw
of
tism ln o ia
when
answ
ering
th
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ad.
Address
C
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n
t y . In t h r iirirtiury t o b o b a l d
Furnished four room apartm ent
o n J u n e C, ieZ*
and garage. Gloso in. $30 month. Box 29 care The Herald.
M. M L O R D .
ie uml \eiy little money Phone 190 W.
23— Wanted Real Estale
m t a t f , i.r.m su A T V iu c
I things ncv. by use of
I w i s h to n n n o u n i 'r m y c a n d i d a c y
r Varnish. I.aeoucr and ALL modern conveniences, hot 10 or 16 acre celery farm . Must
r t h e S t a t e l i w e l a l u r e (Group
w ater, down town locatitA.. .tewly
m o l o III u | i | o c c '. a t s s u p p o t c In
pd by Sanford Paint A
he cheap, well located on paved
i> i i r i n m r y t u be h e l d I n J * M .
furnished,
each
apartm
ent
with
Co., (], l*. Stuart, Mgr.
road and not isolated. Address P.
t,. J*. I t AO AN.
private hath. Price very reason- O. Box 1195. State
term s,
aide. Cull 864-J.
r u n « i »i v r v < i i m t i s N i o M ' i t
and full information
t v it'll t o uiinotiiici* t h a t I a m a
Nicely furnished apartm ents with
r n i u l l i t n t i ' f o r lb.- o f f i c e of (,’o u n t y
C
o
m m i t . »l'Mnr f r o m I l l s t r l c t Nrt, s,
nil modern conveniences. Phone
Hllbjaet lo tlo- t b i 'U l o i i of t h e v o t 70. Call nt 318 Palm etto Ave.
« n In t h r D r n i o v n i t l c T r l m a r y t o
Sale or Exchange for Auto, b e b r i ll o n J u n e t i l l . A. 1). ISSS.
T PR IN T S H O P
A t>. T^tNO.
You won't say that II
ge corner lot facing cust.
mice on any thing in 16— Houses For Rent
you will ute the skin
mall horse and garage on
A phone call will get
i
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corrective that works
Magnolia Ave., Evans adt a x i ;*
Phone 117 W. 9 Hail- FIVE room house and garage. 300
West Sixth St. Apply R. Ix-vy,
li* a u i i o u n c e l u t h o p»ojit*
m I ,wo way* at °b<*i
Box* 182, c-o The Herald. of 1 Kwelull
‘'<311 . J Your skin must be
m ln o t c t ' o u n l y t h a t I a m n
Valdez Hotel.
mi mil itn I - f u r r*4- f l i e l lot' t o tlia o t--w M 7 ttoth c l e a r e d and
YOUR OLD WALLS
e of Tax AHucHimr, m ibjort lo tho
PARK AVENUE LOT. near 13th flr
A .
healed. Sululiur is a
d e e l . l o u of t b n .v o t e r s In t h r D e m o NEW WALL PAINT TWO 5 room bungalows $25. per
S treet, facing east. Will sell on c ru tle. P r i m a r y to be b o l d I n J u n e
}:A .
re m a rk a b le sk in
month.
W
oodruff’s
sub-division.
* NEW AND BET/ V7 clarifier, while nollieasy payments. Dcsirabla location
Phone
135.
T.
A.
llrotherson.
Political Announcements
URTIIKK I.NFORMAt f
ing is better for healfor p irtly home. Box 25 cure Tho
L PHONE 235-J OR 5 room house furnished. Phone Herald.
'
I ng th a n menthol.
r«i t i i k v n t K i t s o r s k x iia *h . k
T h e tw o m ake a
C0LLER, SANFORD 805-W.
r t iV K T V .
I ■'Isli t o Miinminei' t h a t I a m a roint’h u skin corrective, something you
OAK
HILL
LOTS:
The
best
loca
i i i n d l i l a t r f u r r u - v l e e t l n n t " <li< •>(■ uve not bad before. While the sul
2 6 room houses $20. month. •!
f ir,' o f C o u n t y r’o m m l a s t o i i ' i f n u n phur clears up the pintples, blackhead*
Eitt'O STORE—ProStores $15. per mo., each. W tion in the subdivision. Price $650
i i l s t r l c t No. I, M i b j e r t t o II"1 *lr- md eczema hlutchri, the menthol heal*
*i Drug*. '.,oda. Wc are 9th St. Apply 805 W. 9th St each on term s of $10.00 cash and
rii^liiii o f t h o v o l e t h t n t h e l n*Min
310.00 monthly. Address Post Of
7«ur phone. Cull 103.
e r a l Ie P r i m a r y l o tie h e l d on J u n e ‘he broken and sore titsue. It’s wonPhone 239. K. Arcs.
lcrful lmw tills combination worlu.
Mil. A. It, M'Z*
fice Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
n o s T u N k t i : i : m :.
Long-standing cases of skin troubles
iS—Irrigation FOR RENT: 5 room bungalow.
P o t t T A X ASSICUSnil
cement work.
t w i s h In a I I n o Ill.cn m y riindiiliie* ?rc cleared up, often in two or three
two bed rooms, bath
diniStg Palm etto Avenue lot, facing c a it,
f
1,1
t
lie
o f f lee Ilf T a x A s s e i s n r Ilf lays' time. Itowlcs Mrniho Sulphur
with 75 feet frontage, can be
J. K. Ter- room, living room, and kitchen.
iiilnolu C o u n t , , s u b j e c t
to
*••• s inexpensive rial all druggists supbought
fo
r
$1,000.
Address
owner,
will o f t h p V d t r r n i n t h e J u n e ,Vy it in jars ready to use. Be sure
Garage. Located on Palm etto AveBox
24
care
The
Sanford
Herald.
iiriiiiary-.
t’s Howies.
jr,K n rtU T T t’.Shl.S.
WING- The Roof Ev- nuc in Sanford Heights. $25
monthly.
Phone
148.
26— Miscellaneous Fur Sale
Melal
shingles
•III T I I K V O T K IIS O P s t : » l l >
’*"> *!n and gnlvjnizcd
r o l'N T Y .
FOR
RENT—
Fivo
room
bunga
t w i s h t<f ii ti nu l in e r ttinl I i
317 E. 6th and
HAIR cut 36c
June* H, Cowan. Oak
r .i m ll ( t a l r f o r r « - e l « e t l o n t o lb
low, unfurnished. $25.00*' per
Sanford Ave.
•"id St. Phone 111.
P o l l C I . K I t K O P C i n C C I T COI.'HT flee o f C o u n t y C o m m U s I n n i 'i
month. lo c a te d a t 2121 Palm etto
I w ls li to a n n o u n c e t h a t I a m a IMnlrlet No. 1, s u b j s r t t o t b r
repairing, piano Avenue. Get the key a t The H er Faying Grocery Business.
c a n d i d a t e f o r r e - o l e c t l n n t o t h e o f r l f l u n nfw t h e v o t e r s In t h e I*
f i c e n r C l e r k n f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , r r .i i li ’ P r i m a r y t o be h e l d on
location. Address I
I a ports with 17 years ald office.
o f H e m ln n l o C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , s u b Mb A. D. 1938. J O H N MI'ISi
S*nford music store
je c t to th e d e c is io n o f t h e D e m o
BOAT
FOR
SALK:
30
foot
bridge
:ilPpe. Room 10 & 11 Mc- 17— UuhI ic s h Hucca For Rent
c r a t i c V o te rs o f .ttem ln o le C o u n ty ,
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, In t h e D e m o c r a t i c P r i m a r y K le e
»de, Phone 832.
h e r a b y a n n n u n e * - m y * r l f ns a
fully equipped, sleeps six. Price t l o u t o be h e l d o n J u n e t t h , A. D iMIitdlda
te f o r s h e r i f f o f Bcniiiiol*
FOR RENT: SmnF store R^oras,
reasonable.
P.
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938.
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In
t h e a c t i o n or
Ptr. Signs of all kinds.
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V. U. . DO UOLABS.
or Offices. Very attractive. Phonj
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alm ost new. Make me an offer.
i* J u n e P r i m a r y . '
tn -rim v S n n u t n y u h h ia o l h
10. J i XVAI.KlJil.
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J. A. Cold, Lincoln Hotel.
P O P NT x.
FOR SALE— Beautiful home, near
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COURT
living room, dining room, kitchen,
I h e r e b y an nounce m y candidacy (iii. iif C o u n t y C o m t n l a a l o l i r r f r o m
h art'a Wood yard. 9th & Cy
B y O IL J . C . I I O W E L L
fo r th e o ffic e nf C lerk of tn e C ir l i u t r i c t No. f. a u l i j e r t t o t h e dolarge front screened porch, beau press. Phor.e 38C-M.
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$’OR SALE: $1600.00 worth fur- m ery on Ju n e 6, I l l s .
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will
sell
at
n . K. W H K K L L a t ^ Winter Park enote la emu pi at at an
■ 112 Second
niahlnga and lease oh 42 room
extrem ely- low price. If you arc
ul rretal I rouble. Ilr tbuuahl hr
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hint lilies but exantlaallon shotted
hotel.
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H o b j e e l t* it.v o t 'l 't e t f t ’bltiK l tem*1■ ilist ke had a flatwla. As la Most
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pfuperty. Alao will you to see this place. Only a small Cule, Lincoln Hotel.
fo r r r -flr c tln n to th e o ffic e o f .sh er
■all rretal troubles,, there ttas ruufor
t h e . H o u s e of • Hpstliis. and he bed a e»ad deal
if f o f H em lnols C ounty su b je c t to my r u n d l d a c y
am ount of money required. Ad
ar security.
‘.tie a ell'in o f th e votcre In the l li 'i i i e s e n t a t l v r M u s u m e m b e r or nf tiidVirstlon. He ttas nrrtuus and
27—Money
To
Loan
dress D. R. carg The Herald.
I f n o m i n a t e d I p l e d g e ■really haadlreaped lo his ttorh.
DruiiMirailc prim ary tu be >ield neat lir m ilt 3.
Ju n e.
I w ill
ap p recia te your m e b e e t e f f o r t s In b e h a l f o f t h r lie ttas s l i m m rolunlr Irrlaalloa
THREE,,
five,
or
.ten
year
loon*
su p p ort,
r e e r e c tfu lly y ou rs. _ ^ . p e o p le t .f H f t n l n o t r C o u n t y . _ Tin t mill th r fistula ttas I res Ird hr
l a —Houses* For Sale
.•ryIng n e e d o f t h e p e o p l r o f Klorl* oMbnlaul isrthods. His dirt was
will b« considered on first
Seed,, Lime,
, i.i Is T a x ItiHlef, e s p e c i a l l y r e d u c rraulalrd la so r b n way no. to o trrm
ortgages,
improved
city
propar
y o u a m o u r* *
. , ? ■ tio n o f I d e a l t a x e s . T h is . In t»V ruiur th r eaasllputioa.
?t4 \
D>u- FOR S A L E :--S m alI cottage on
by
an
^ ‘ Htst St.
hcrrbv an n ou n ce m y can d id acy „pl|lttin. c a n b e e f f e c t e d
Almost liM oirdlalrly n fle r b ra in -M agnolia Avenue now rented. ty, a t 8 per cen». Interest. Sea fa rI th
d istrib u tio n
“(
e of flea o f S h e r iff o f Kcinln- ■ t o l l a b l e
ulna tr e a lin e s l, he reported proRhodes
I/orkhartPhor.e
883-J.
prisetit ■ five
e i.n l
i(» a o lln e
l a * ■ ress, w hirl! h a s bee,* eouttpunns.
Built
on
re
a
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of
Iqt.
Plenty
of
ule
(’iiutily
subject
lo
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Will
of
^ r>' And £gg$
,
uliionif tin - K l u t e l l n d d I l e n a r l i u r t i l , A day or tw o a s * , w hen hr w a s Id.
(lie voter* at th e Juu* P tim e r y .
t'ooin fur another house in front. Political Announcement
^.■iinola. t ' o t i n t l e s a n d t ' l t l e e , — p a r the fistu la
J. y. UcCMSM-ANP
tta s r u tlr e lr braird,
t i c u l a r l y llie f ’n u n t i e s u m l I IHe*. bow rle w ere n itn u a l, d tp rsIlea , w as
Tkncred strain Can be bought fo r $3,500 on term s
ir ininore -t by
th e
' n o m t u a t l o i t ' U se. and he su ld hr dSouldwT take
POR IT A T S SK JU TO H
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COURT
of
$50
cash
and
$30
per
month.
s i I* r”*‘ $14.75 per
I Itergby an n ou n ce m a candltUJ#
I hereby an n ou n ce n«v candidacy p m t n l s r l o i l e v u t e a l l t h e m e r g y
far w h a t had brPh d e a r for
T MLtr. lleUa, $16. per Address Box 431 care The Herald. K su cceed m y self a s S en ator from fnr the o ffic e of d a r k , o f (be anti e x p e r i e n c e I h e l I, leissee s l o ItJM*
him . s llk s iie h h e Is a peer man.
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YEARS
NEW YORK, Feb, 20.— (IN S )—
Stripped of hia form er nonchal
ance,- Robert Whitman, alius Lord
i Bcnverbrook, Ju ggler of feminine
1 hearts, today wns sentenced to
ten years in Sing Slug Prison for
I grand larceny.
S a fe for
C h il d r e n s
►C o u g h s
ATTORN ICT
I h » r * b / a u n ou u ce m y cau d liU cy
fo r r e -slr c tlu u lo th e o ffic e of
llo u n ly IT iierrutinu A tto r n e y subJr, t In H ie w ill nf th e v o ters In
tbt> D em ocratle prim ary on J u n e 4
JOHN n . U m A J l O T .
ml
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W- ItAWTOR.
•* Dime from k«slsr-».
lory diseases, a n d U e x ce lle n t Tor b q U 4 ' , j ^ F Y
22 milrs northeast of Orlando
22 miles southeast of Sanford
28 miles from ahe Atlantic
Coast.
. '
Governor John W. M artin rfvsrrfttes Seminole County as "the
Biggest little County In the State
of Florida.”
HINTS
*B»ck, dellvarFOR SA tJv— 2 acre lot*. Fine
! & * * * 10P, 9H5; WO,
truck land on Dixie Highway
k* ,
l 0°. $18.00, outside city 'lim its. Electrivity-and
U# p.R' L
100, flowing w ater available.
L. AReaaud, 304 W. Second 8 t or
Photttt I00-W,
Persistent cough* sod colds lead to,
minus trouble. You can slop theta IMS i ^ s i m
with Creomulslon, an emulsified ereo*
sole that is pleasant to take. Creornttl- ’j**'
•ion is s new medical discovery wfch‘‘ * rrrw>
l wo-fold eclion; it soothe* sod heals ' ,
tho inflamed membram* sad InhihiU -VI aj
germ growth.
•'
Of all known drugs, creosote is reo-’ni.hjfc
ognlzcd by high medical authorities a*
one of the greatest healing tgencJes fo r,
-J,
licrsistrnt coughs and colds and otbtr
forms of throat troubles. Creotnulsian
contains. In sdditinn to creosote,other', .tint
healing elements which soothe and heal
the Infected membranes and stop tixs<"
Irritation and infLmmalioa, w
creosote goes on to tho •lomach, »* * , , . 7 *
soihed into tho blood, attack* the teat
of the trouble and checks the growth
of tho germs,
■**? \_lXLi’
Creomuliion it guaranteed utl»la4*r'~*"
lory in the treatment of perslatcal
.
coughs and coldt, bronchial »»ihmi% i six
tironcbitU and other forms of respwi- ) 1
Consider
H ealth
eatrd.
.
.
Ilr. J o s. t o r w lp H s w r ll, IS years
t o n »lTBUI*Tt.vm <VT OY *
p
rsrllrv
ta
O
rlando,
a p r e ls llr ls*
PUBLIC IBOTR U T I O X
U ............. ..
o f IIre t rent m m t
I am a can d id ate fnr re-eleeu eh
of si.m ark, krrwrl and rretal dls1 the o ffic e
o f r “ p rrla ien < « n i o f
eeseu. so® IV. tier* A t e . Trlepbssr
itblle
liislr u r iln . . for Kem loole
ran-V » SB U til he sureH -rd * « «
nunly. su b ject to th * D em ocratic
netrkly yea will a n well withriinary. T our su p p o rt will be »P*
JACKSONVILLE — Construct
ion of fourth lar**e *<■
*i»
tank begun a t municipal docks.
ing up tho ayslem a'ter cold* o t f r t s t s s r
Money refunded if any cough or cola Is
Hoi rrli«v*4,lftfer,takU| according*,t*j 4 t;T
direction*. Aik your druggitt,* (sav.1
My Skin Is
Hopeless"
t|ea ou b jeet tn
th e
D sm e e r a llc
prim ary I s be held Ju n e (Ih . t i l l .
If c ir c le * I peurales to c o n lla u a
to w o rk to r th e beet In terest pf the
d letrU t amJ i In v ite' >"U to my
rotioed a a te u c h Im portant le a alhtlun « • g o o d roads, ct-n serra tio n of
m r n atu re I reeou. oee. red u etlo i, o f
s la te U s e e end ed u ca tio n . I ask
ilia gupiKir, o f a l t t e v * 1 D sm oeeyU ^
LONDON,
Feb. 2.1— (INS)—
Thetford, an ancient borough l i t ’ 1
Norfolk with a population o f \
5.000, claims to be the most U w i 1
ab id in g "apot -tn -the- world.
There m e figures to support it*
proud contention. For the nine
teenth time in succession, the
quarter-session court has ju st beta;,
held with no one to be summoned
before the bar of justice charged
with a crime.
Although there arc 117 saloons in ci-dpS
the borough, there has not been
it drunkenness charge entered an.
the docket for many years.
“ Wo arc proud of our record,”..;
Mnyur T. R. Doran said “Thelford is a com paratively small bor
ough but I think the absence of
crime is unequalled anywhere."
M ayor Dnran could not advance
any particular reason for Thelford's spotless reputation, but ex
pressed the Itelief th at law less-.
ness may have ben Jloggd out. by
tho citizenry in the ear.v days of
tho borpugh'e existence, during thfv
lays o f (jueen Elizabeth.
Here, acreage varying from high,
wrll-drainvd open pine lands to
high hammock, la suitable for cit
rus culture.
Modern five-room bungalows and
fertile ten-acre farm s available
on very easy term*.
Writ* fur free booklet and fu r
th er detaita.
USE THE COUPON
J. W. Hoffman, Vfcc-Frcaldent. . .
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CIIULUOTA C O M PA N Y
HT. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.
Without obligation, please sent! me the CSutntiU book
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♦THE SANFORD nERALD. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28,1925
rp ro d ii'i*
With McLamin Tomorrow
Undeveloped Meto American Force In
At Emory Will B e N o rth China Now
Given Special Diet T otals Some 2,400
13— (IN S)
TO SEEK RECORD
DAYTONA BEACH, Flu.. Feb.
21— ( IN S )—Frank Lockhurt, of
drawing nearer and nearer t< Jndinnapolis, and Bay Koech, driv
Peking <>n the 'iicn tsin Pultow e r of J . M. White's 30-cylinder
linn way, the presence of soiiv vuccr. will again attem pt to betP.ttOo foreign troops gives n ■picas
th c-tccu n l .catnhUnlu’d by Cap
ant fifiw jro F r a iw w w e e ^ wiAta tain MnleoInr^CompbeH.—o f - E 5 £ i
cjitnns imd Kuru|>cans in N orth; land, or 20fl.'jr» miles per hour
Chinn.
j aver the Ormond-Da'ytonn Bench
The latest compilation shows
course.
that the United S tates lias the lar
gest force of all in the vicinity of
W INTER HAVEN—P- A. Gurko
IVking ami Tientsin.
There are plans location of C igar factory
2.RMI
American m arines and here.
* •
doughboys c f the Fifteen Infantry
in tltis h ■ea. General Smedley
Butler commands ’the Devil Dogs
while General' Onstner heads th<*
infantry.
Next in numerical
strength JI
conies tin* British \titli
l.lHHt
troops while the Japanese mv
m g . * V f o r A'ci/tc Indigestion
Diarrhoea, Choleii
thin! with 1.S00. There are I.<>00 T s t ' j
J,,:'
Motbus, Bloody Flux
Kriiich troops uml fiHO Italian.
Colic, Boriit, etc. Elixil
With the sloughing off of ItusSweet Bugle it a purcl)
>ian agitators froni the southern
J , ry. uMe rompouml ,nJ It per
nin’ies. *theix> is every indication fctil* u fe c ic n 0 i ilw in u llr .r >
A »ui» re
that the rahhid nnti-forelgnism II k-1 m the ttouMet f,u u lilch it l» rccommctuicJ
vvhiah the h itter attjt>mi>t In force
c pun the Chinese, Imn practically! >i OK. E . L . W C L B O U R N ' S
STATE CONTRACTS fo r 30.31!
miles ion11 grading ili Polk County SADDLE pony
to c o lt 31011,000.
nr l«>y. Will w
I1t»r milt* cheap, ‘ j
11ATO NA
HE AUH— M m h u n U liieco dining r»on
& ; Miner* T ransportation Com •'inn walnut. fo«v
pany opens branch ticket oflice for less th a n half
here.
E. Whit,., tent Kr
By Davis J. Walsh
Internalianal N c sa Service Sport:
FcFtur
W H j i i f M 6 " B l l m - P W r r “ D o rf.
B a ttie r
NEW YORK, Feb., 23.— (INS)
ilridgc, dietitian of the Emory
dining hall.
B a t t t e O f "Toe* many gloves and too ninny
“We plan to csUhlish a special
et." Thu* came the word to town
SAN FRANCISCO, .Feb. 23— table fur these undevclo|H*,l s tu
day from, Billy Wulipoe, one of
dents,"
said
Miss Doddridge.
c big shots of the division ,<m (IN S )—The plaudit* of adm irers “However, they will have to bring
the staml-out lightw eight fight of rang in the rur* of Jack "Cowboy" a certificate from their physician
the season tomorrow night be Willi* of Texas todny. I t took heart statin g they arc in need of such
tween F \l Terris and Jim m y Me* to stand erret beneath the wilting u diet in order to get a place a t
Lnmin. Wallace thinks that Terris n**ault of .Mickey Wvalk cr, world's the table," she added.
f
will win for the reasons qlltH'-'d champion m iddlcwcight, a t the
This is a new plan nt FJniDry
and his Ideas rate attention, be slate arm ory here yesterday, and University and will he put In e f
cause *o fa r as I know, ho is the Willis, despite the fact th at the fect Immediately, according to
only man who has met both of the tillchohicr won the decision, never Miss, ppdflridgc.,
■,
,
principals and has had nn oppor cracketl in ten gruelling rounds.
In
the
sixth
and
seventh,
the
tunity to make an intensive study
of feet and gloves, mostly, tb ; lat champion was n sorry sight. Blood
Larry Levitt, Sanford's favorite ter.
from gashes beneath each eye trick
rinjrm m , lived up to thg fondest
lie Js umong the growing few led down his cheeks. His limb*
hopes nnd expectation* of Ills sup who have had Terris looking in shook. His slick pompadour was
porters last night when he knyoed tently at the nrc lights from the transform ed into a mass of wildly
OtU P itcher of Kissimmee in the flat of his bnc|t during rcc.’nt disheveled locks. He staggered
fourth round of w hat was schedul lights; in fact, Sidney was a sal against the ropes nnd covered up as
ed tp.fea.a. ton round affair. .
vation arm y man several llm si licxt he could. He fell into cumber
ELIXIR 5 w £ E f b u g l e
•, .T t'w as lA vitl's" fight front the during the Wallace fight—dtnvn. some clinches and clung on for dear
b«ji|npbig. In the middle of the Billy, on the other hand, forsook life.
*■ , • |
A T Y O U R D R U G G I S T 'S ,
opehlng stanza he sent n crush- the porpcnd'uular, if 1 recall the
W alker’s title was not u t sluke.
LANEY’S im i;G STORE ,
in g 'lc ft in P rltcher's chin nnd the m atter, during his m eeting with He received $10,000 for Ihe bout.
latlocr toppled to the canvns for McLamiti.
While the Texan got $2,000 and
Mcixch Bldg.
Jianlr.rd, Fla.
thA>count of nine. He m anaged to
Yet he says Terris, the man he tons of prestige nnd praise.
Me REYNOLDS DRUG CO.
B in g on until the hell ami endured dropped n t least twice, is loo fast
is n presrripthni for
tWo other rounds of terrific pun- for the man who dropped him.
bun ford
Fla.
PLAYER UNCERTAIN
CnJtlK, (Irippc, Flu, Dengue
tflhmcyt n^ijttlniatorcd in a well- Perhaps that is the way Broadway
LA
K
E
MARY
1'JIAKMACY
Ililinus Fever und Mtlluriti
planned attack. • I
reconciles its odds of H to 5 on
Lake Mary '
Fla.
It kills the germ*.
In th e fourth, Levitt, anxious to Terris. I hap|Hn to prefer believ,
ervp m atters ({Sickly, rtislied a t his Aig otherwise.
odvaJuury .pummelling hinv with
Eastern skepticism of something
U FU -oad* rights. T he Kissimmee i t hasn’t seen look* the part of n
b attler hank beneath thte rain of more logicul answer to ,nu-. The
bloyys'tind ra'herf the referee raised hoys' lutv'..--hruril that -McLarnhi 1
Levitt's hand ’ a thunderous -up- knocked out Jackie Diehls and
plkUSffif greeted his achievement. Joey batigor hut this happened In!'
i .
i
There, i*-no doubt about the hoy's California and they simply didn't | '
popalarity'w hteh wax. materially in fcw t done. They admit the g e n e ra l' '
i'maned by last night's performance. und era toad big th at McLarnin sto ii-!
ftLTIl KEPT nL'HY
^ r i teller's showing was disap- pcil Louis Kill Knplin but this rir- '
pointing, M perlally-in view of the cum* tunc?, unfortunately, took 1
place in the Middle West.
For all 1 know they may doubt ’
th at Lindbergh flew the A tlantic.P
They didn't see th at done, e ith e r.!1
Anyhow, the fe c lp g of prejudice. J
iVfiJcher gavu evidence of ring
“The voice is essential to stage work and its care one of the
n k iiijt tut tills availed him nothing j is there beyond nny doubt. One!
■gainst the whirlwind nttack of w riter today complained bitterly
actor*s greatest worries. During the course of some of my
LoVitt. The Kiwsininiee fighter about McLarnin In failing to d»
C H IE F FREED OF CHARGE
Ids
training
within
llie
citj
limits.
Appeared tn he uudrrtrnintd uml
stage appearances, / am called upon at iiiterrci/.s lo smoke
I ISBON, Ohio. Feb. 21— (IN Si
not .In condition to give his liest. He seemed to think that Jam es
S.
A.
l.engel,
l>
<
i,
fo
rm
er.
Cun
a cigarette cuul miinuil/y / /lari; lo f>c careful ahuiit my i
As a result of his si towing Lev had something to cirno*nl when, us \
Lon chief of police, today wa
i t t is .scheduled for tougher opptrd- a m utter of fact, the young man i
choice. I jsntufce Ltic/cv Strikes ami have yet to feel the L
freed of a eh urge, of first dugietlon 4n"the ncur future, according leullj lias untiling to prove. He
SOUTH
JACKSONVILLEm
urder
in
eonnection
with
tinslightest effect upon mv throat. I understand that toastto Matchmakur Henry Godule of either proved it nguimit such men t Building peyi. .s issiud her* i
killing of Don It. Melleit, Canton
W'ullnre. Kaplun.
Sangor, ing JamdiCy lptal<gK$IOO,OOt).
.Orlando why .is xupervisiug The ns
eilifni. July lfi, 11)2(1.
ing frees this cigarette from any throat irritants.
JKg
fights' here ut the Armory under ■Fields, I ji llarhu and V llu or the
thoVnuspiccs of the Florida Na ' fi-rm sheets of boxing are utterly
T hey’re 10OL/o with m c.” .\ s r—^
Im ,
tional' Gunn!.
worthless.
I
In.4h« semi-fiiiul Kid Hur|K'i was
The National Boxing Associa
given the decision in a rough and tion must have |,i on susceptible to]
tumble battle with Kid Peckhnm, ! the sum* idea, for it was only y e s-;
esch pf whom gave and received u terday that I'reslilcni Di-nohue de* |
lot of punishment. In the prelimin i- !c.l that In* v.nlihl rate McLarnin I
aries John Raibiu lost to Kid J e n \ among the lightweight corilenderu 1
ij<1 Leonard Beecher won the de- if hr Iheitti Terris. In ra te MtLnrIsion over P. M. Baker.
iiin dui'!*. lie will l>e beyond c ith e r'
Sailor Howard and C'nrsnn Uook help or hmdei'umo from .Mr. Don
gave n four round exhiliiti in and ohue und nil tiis works and pomps,
■ battle royal, pniticiputed in by i lie will he the lightweight con*,
fm lr’hoys, completed the evening's tenth i of the tiny uml a g e .
Sanford
< Iti Main '
Wins
Tennessee G. 0 . P.
Booms Hoover And
Taylor F or Ticket
N O W H E R E ELSE j
A MAN JUST LIKE YO
i’
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. you should weai
Tai lo red- To-Orde,
CLOTHES
sun
f f f ' ...$35 $40 $45
S. W. BRADFOR
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M
ED. V . PRICE
51K F irst N aliunnl Dank Ilttiltling
—Take Elevator—
William T* Tilden
to protect his throat,
smokes Luckies
Dressing Up
A t a Real Saving
3
,
YORK, Feti. 2H.—t INS)
—The Rev. Harold C. t'ulbill. the
I*F ifin g Parson'' of the BuhIoii
A . A., today still cherish'd hopes
of making an utliclolic comehaek
ilusiiitc his defeat by Pinkie Sole
r r and Edwinbume in th e HOOmetier run at llie Masonic games
Hi -Brooklyn last night.
Making
Ills Jlrst official track apiieamfuc
since hts-suspension six years ago,
.Cuthiil made the good time of 2:IHP
NEW YORK, Ceh. 23 (IN S) —
phi’ E ndl, the English heavy
weight who tins just arrived hen
to r another Anno icon ling invtis,>1111, suys In* liopi s to lund n
iiiit.h with Gene Tunney. How
ever, he Is hooked to fight sev
eral less* r light*. Andre Routis,
French featherweight, also arriv
ed. lit will cluillenge Tony Can/.oneii for tile eliHlnpiouship.
w & gm
MARIANNA — Work
progrv*
sing on new federal building here
T wo-T rouser
; ,, %
P ro m in ch t Tobacco
Buypr says
You young: m6n who have to keep up a
g;ood appearance on a limited incomesee these smart new spring suits.
Down from the mountain slojws' of
Dixie- comes this wonderful Tcaberry
flavpr... cooling... tingling... refreshing.
Clark's Tcaberry Gum makes your
mouth feel clean and sweet.
‘The Greiam of
the Tobacco Crop,?
You’ll be amazed at the quality and style
we give you at the prices, asked.
All the smart new models are here in the
new light tans, blue grays, and other col
ors—finely tailored at every point.
*
goes in to L ucky Strikes
‘B u y i n g t o b a c c o f o r L u c k f
S t r i k e C i g a r e t t e s .is 9 m a t t e r
o f s e l e c t i n g t ( i e j i n c ^ ;grovvTb
I t is m y d u t y a n d I n s tr u c tio n
t o b u y ‘T h e C r e t i n ojf p f i
T obacco C r o p * f o r t h i s b ra n » L
N o d t i n a . is o m i t t e d o r, s p a r« J
in s o a k i n g m y purchase ;u * t
* JJw fc b e t t e r . Q u a l i t y a lw a y #
Two and Three B utton S in gle Breasted
Suits - - A lso D ouble Breasted
No Throat Irritation-No Coudh
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IM PERIAL FELT
||ife u la r .$ 2 0 V alue
Regular
U . S. KELT
R egular $25 V alue
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Eight Piece
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Dining Room
Suite
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Regular
$106
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REGULAR
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CMKFEKOBES
$50 Values
$12.75
$22.50
CHIFFONIERS
$20 Valued
CH AIRS .ft DENCHES
$H.75 Values
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THE W EATHER
jOUR NEWSPAPER
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day partly cloudy.
I S e W orld’s G rea te st V c n e U U e
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Tennessee Farmer
Js ShoUlp Death.
Inconclusive Explana
tion Of Disaster Is
rouse For Storm Of
Protest By Solons
loard Of Inquiry
Fixes Dual Blame
lA dn nrarsTestim on y
Shows Insu fficient
Knowledge Of Subs
CHATTANOOGA. Tcnn. Feb.
22— (I N S ) —Accused of causing
two givls to leave their home,
Arthur Iioyd, 20,' n farmer was
ahot to denth by the girl's
father early today at Coltewah,
Tenn., near here. Boyd's slayer,
Luther Bailey, 45, prominent
planter, shot* himself through
the brain after slaying Bny«l
and died four hours Inter at a
local hospital. "You say I will
never see my daughters again.
I may not hut 1'in going to fiv
you so you can't see them
either" Bailey shouted nt Iioyd
when they met. "lie wreeked
my home," Bailey said over ami
over again before dying. The
girls have not lieen located by
police,
SOLON DISCLOSES
COSTLY MISTAKE
OF NAVY OFFICER
i WASHINGTON. Fob. 22.—
„S S )—A Htorm o f protest)
. , indiirimtion Ruthcml <m
M,|| today as member*
7 , ' ,
received the Inf i r t X report of the Nov- Representative Mct'lintic Of
Board of Inquiry on the
Nebraska Reveals CunfitlPn-
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leased Wire International Newa Service
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SANKOItl) FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1928
TRIBUTE F i l l * “
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Police Guard Tlomc l'|
•« « < £
USING SLEUTHS
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NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-f-(lNS)
gets shouted:. "Slop that -• nutn.
A tale of extrnonlinary Ivroii-m. lie can't swim." He wits filially
overpowered and four men sat on
of the rescue of a woman from
Millitmniri* Oilman. Already
him.
,
President Cool Idgo And First
inouiitnimius shark infested seas,
Sentouced To Serve Three
Mcnmvhle, Higgins was swim
Families Of Virginia Unite
Months For Contempt.Geln
while IMl passengers .Watched, ming strongly towards Mrs. Ros
In Filling Ceremony OnAnPenalty For Hiring Hums
ser.
His
fight
Imd
gninej^thr
at
was
told
with
the
arrival
hire
to
niversary (If Washington
day of the Author Liner Califor tention of the Californin, anchoreil half a mile away, and its rails
nia, from Bermuda.
The battle to save the 'Woman. wen* lined hy hundreds of pas
Mrs. Lather
Rosser, wife of an senger*.
Higgins overlook Mrs. Bo cr.
Atlanta, Gu,, .supreme court jmlg ■
lasted forty five minutes, the lat A tin*1 was throwu to him. Slow- William .1. Hums. WclIKnown
Historic'Ttnvn Of Alexandria ter pint being fought in , mi- Iy, lligins In*.tight the nearly un
Detective Deader .Receives
Will He Scene Of Celebra daikiu - with .the ship's *pntlight ion -i ions woman towards the ten
Sentence Of Fifteen Days
tion Attended lly Notables playing on the seem*.
der. Alongside, hands were ex
The rescue took plneo In Gta-'y tended to lift her to the deck. Bat ' Ay’AFIIINGTON. Fch*22 1 1N S I
ALEXANDRIA, A'a. IVh. 22-- Bay, three miles off Hamilton, tin : >.i was not yet defeated. An
Harry F. Sinclair, tin* multi
tlN S ) — Literally Ininnl beneath Bermuda. Mrs. Rosser Was left other giant ".i\e swept alongside, tuillinnniPi* lessor of teapot dome,
flags nitil liimling. and iioifxliliate- ! in a hospital there for treatment knurl,rd tile "i-uinn from the |freed the prospect tc.I.iy of spend
ly proud of .N* dirtilli tiOll, thin t i' 1 u ihospiial there for treatment. grasp of her rescuers ami mire ing tiitif1 months in jiiil Itccnuse of
One of the I Ml pnsQAnger- re more carried here away.
Ilia “eontrinpt” for the iudiciul
l-lnrid'little Virginia town led the
Iliggina.gave up. Then Captain processes of AYnshfngton.
*•
turning to the Califumiit on a
nation (inlay in luinmmg the mem tend. r. Mrs. Rosser was Imiled Crosley Mrljuinn, ‘:i Great Lake r
All.•mix under seuteiire of three
ory of George AA'iisliitntlop. Du into tin* sen by a giant eenilM-r. captain, whose home is at num months for contempt cf tile Sen
ller tiie day’s schrilqtc, the iiatior'.1 It, C. Higgins, cruise conductor of l.i-i 21*15 Diekersoa Avenue I*
ate in refusing to ansxver qtiesthe vessel tore off his coot mid troil, dived in and soon won Ins
richest, lieaded h.
iilge, and the first f.ltuilVs i.-f A’ir- shoes ami dived in after lei. xx
To lio Tried in April
F«r His Conspiracy
Far atie To Feature
Events Of The Day
,
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CRQIJP
Relate Tale SINCLAIR GIVEN
DVTninUTDV TA 0/ Heroism About Rescue'
BI IUUWIKIIU Of Woman From Big Seas 6 MONTHS FUR
1ST. PRESIDENT
NUM1
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations__________
O f C h ic a g o .M a y o r ‘
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CHICAGO. Feb. 22— (I N S )—
Armed guards were
about the homes of Mayor AAilliam Hale Thompson,
City
Senior Daniel A.
Scrritcllu,
State's Attorney Robert r..
Cmwc; and Chief » f I’olice
Michael Hughes hero today fol
lowing the uncovering of an al
leged plot to bomb the home
of tin* City Sealer. Police.-were
informed of the plot to liojttb
ScrritoUa’s home hy the land
lord who said ho had received
a mysterious telephone mes
sage. The ln>me was to bo
Masted tonight.
RADIO GROUP TO
HAVE MORE TIME
TO SOLVE TASKS
Senate Commi
Coal W ill In
gate Alleged. ^
Conditions In Mil
Inquiry Desired
By Mine W ork
Body W ill Obtain
oral Picture O f
tiial Bad Situal
1 WASHINGTON, Feb.
(IN S )—The special 8enb(
Suh-t ommlttee Recommends Coal Committee lenves t
Passage’ Of Senate Hill to night . for Pittsburgh for
Extend* Commission s U fe
For Period Of Entire Year first hand inA*cstigation Int^
ffin M n n c
GATLIN DEFENSE NORRIS PLAN FOR
LAUNCHES FIGHT MUSCLE S H O A L S
UPON EVANGELIST MAY RE REFUSED
iHOUICr
nun vumi
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ff» it l i f
problems of •|xvas requested by the Uni
in which
IFie process of his tiial for ronlull' reiemuity,
rcirmniic in,
ill, lent
li-nl of tin
ting
the air.
Mine Workers.
1spir«i;y in the leasing of Teapot
I'.tCth
niiniversaty
of
tbe
hirtlt
of
W ASHINGTON,
Feb ", 22
After weeks of bickering, con
ft will ho the third time in ^
Heme
from
c\-Sccrctury
of
tb«r
damaged submersible went to tin (IN S ) <*A ghastly mistake of the Fat her of the country, bring
flicting House opinions were luirtory that a Senate committee dia
I Interior Albert It. Fall.
hnUom with her full crew fol ow- some naval officer who forgot t•* ing ti* Alexandria ilie most dis
tminfzed when the Radio Sub-CrtpiAnd that is iml all. On April 2, mittee of tin* House Merchant Mar pule into mining camps to ttl
ingj, e.dlision with the coast Kimrd post an umpire oil the first test tinguished gathering it lias .enter
Sinclair will go on trial again be ine Committee ngt^cd to recom , oy conditions brought about b
ilsstrover I'auhllng on Dec. IT.
run nf tin- ill-fated sulimnrine S I tained in some yeai s.
fore a jury here, charged with mit"! passage o'" a Senate hill ex n strike. Twice before inquixiC
.A rviept.’on in I'residenl fmilAlthough the formal report enured her to be sent on a seomd
conspiracy, lie was to have been tending the commission’s life from t odies went Into’ West Virgi
,,|.V(., indjnicnl , responsibility run during which sin- "n s sent to iillp. tiinl the honor guests, to he
scene of bloody clashes betwi
tried again Jan. lit. tail the illnesi
IK ...... the silhninriiie eom- the liottoiu, according to confiden held in I tie Carlyle ilo||sc, anil a
Mar. Hi. 1928 to Mnr. Hi. 1929.
miners, and operators. Never
of his co-dcfcmlcnt. Fall, moved
mander and l.ieatemmt
Com- tial information rereived hy Ben. liig patiiolie panole " i l l feat
The decision will lie submitted for r hbwever ha*
the Srnat
ure
the
day's
events.
It Unleashes Scathing Demtnci^Two Groups Onpose Proposal the court te grant a postpone
maioli-, .lohn C. Baylls, common- McClintic (D ) of Oklahoma.
to tin* full committee on Thursday, , ii'lertaken a general inquiry in'
...............
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For
Dispcsltlon
Of
Project;
ment.
However,
the
ceiirt
uiiltounewas
in
the
historic
Carlyle
,|cr "f the Paulding, supplenisnat ion O f Itinerant PreachDivulging the (Information hut
Wish To Lease Power Plant eil that if Fall i' 'till unable*to with approval indicated. Speedy ac the bituminous Industry. Extend*
birth
i*r,A n (iH ran d in g IIim A s"H etnrv comments by ranking naval refusing the source, McClintic to house — known ns "the
ToCnntmerclnl Orgnni/atJon appear m April the trial of ill.* tion will bo soug'ht by sponsors of hearings will be held after t
(r a v e r Anti EhticingSchenier
nulhmities phire virtually entire day expressed the opinion that the place of tin- constitution that the
ih" measure, since the commission committee returns. The scope wl
oil magnate will in.seed anyhow
taxation
of
the
colonies,
litter
to
l- —
Manic Upon l ieutenant ( omninn- i \ av„| p,mr,| „f inquiry hns fail
will become an appeal board, on include West Virginiu and Ohl
WASIIINGTHN
Fell.
22
(IN'Si
Convirted xxilli Simian ill the Mac. Hi unless Congress acts. '
WKNTWORTII. N. G. Feh 2
der It. K. .lore.*, who went down ed to touch cn the real issues in it -« tiring on the revolution, was mit
in addition to Pennsylvania.
er ived. I .itt>•i it became the head
The fate of the Noirls Plan f**r latest colltcmpl citation xvere It.
(IN
S
)
Savagely
the
dnf*
a-c
xxilii in'* cruft
rcprrt.
Th,. entire memherohip ' of the
The present inspection will
quarters
of
General
Braddnrk,
Mas,ai
Huy.
an
official
of
one
of
i
gox•-rimieut
operation
**f
tin*
huge
I'ongt' sro.nal eireles express in
" ( ’oiifiiU'ntial lAnformntinn (giv
*r.leasin’.I another scathing a*' < '
sill*-committee, embracing opposing brief. The committee plana «>ly
eonmluiiding
the
Brill
It
troops,
111, i ompuuie -. xxho xva sentenced
dignation ai tin- tendency of the en me is to the effect that the
* ii Itex. Thomas I’, Pnrduc, 11*. ' .* Hiii.iiiilt.UiHl Muscle Shoal-- l" '- to four moiitIts, Win. J. Burns, groups on' legislation, decided that obtain a general picture of * 4 tu,
i,, pa** responsibility from navy, or the admiral in tbarge had I mid there Itraddnck mol AAashiiHt' jei i was m iloiiht in the Semite
the commission has not had a fair conditions to lny the groun
|ton had their famous meetingfiery III lb- evangelist xvho iltxol lodux althmigi*
Senator tieoige widely known detective, given fil- chniue. Rep. Rowbottom (It) of In
Ike navy as a whole to the dead p,i i ighl to have had the S -1 mil
fee a more detailed and lois
The homes and stteels of Alex -gut 11• authorities an alleged p*-oi W Norris ( It 1 of Nebraska, had leen days, and AY. Slterman Burns,
iniimiioidcr nt the ill-fated craft. making runs at
tin- pnitirulai
diana. Chairman, snid.
investigation lutcr. The sch*
Ilixsatisfaetnu! <mi the part of time of her eollision with tin- ill**- andria were well known to Wash- teatial eonfessftm of Alma P''tt\ xxon hi- long fight for disposition Ihi* lallel’s Mill, xxln* was fined
"The commission had tittle mon calls for the committee to rain
today
*
I
.iltllt.
,.i
ila
property
ns
of
a
poxvertcyei
Paulding
for
the
reason
t
*«gt<
n.
and
,-xetywhere
naval .mlhmiti * .with charges of
>C.utliu, youthful alit'g si put * .••*•(•
ey to work on because of fniluro of *n Washington Sunday.
♦.- Jjl
Bonds well |aisli*l today, per
proii'il.
me<iin|S'taiiie mid meffieienry on tln*t she hnd already made the re- I places of historic mteiest i evnlv i today duping the last stag
(he deficiency hill last session, and
••'
Headquarters
will
l*e
mainUin
ing around bis activities were I**
I l<> N-.i 11' Plan X
X.1' ilinlei fire mitttllg iIn- men tieedum pending lw » members died and one resigned,
tin- part "t Hear Admiral l-'riink ' quired test run." said MeCl'iilic.
-lu.-i All Gatlin’s null f«>r h**r lit*
( i’,.i,i iwo groups, mile of whii’h tlie *.'Ut<'**a* of tti al’Pinl the* all within a year," aid Rowbottom. in Pittsburgh and trips wl)' '
N. I’.itimby. direitnr of rescue op-1 "But ilr?r«* was w»
umpire cal points for the crowd .
< I. 'log tin- 4mfellse argutn "* .
|o;i yelll'-. ago, Alexandria hail *
,,j |.o. i ,| Ills plan for government xxill take Iroll! .Ill'lite b redel’ie L ■•We arc all dissatisfied with the made each day hy automobi
rratn-lis. lias ir-lllted ill the re aboard on the ftiM run mid AdI p. AV. Glide"ell, ehief of ..... .
|nearby mines and cumpa, “ We
I.ill
Inlay
fete
for
Wnsuiugt*<u
i
,qi. tnt i*.n and utmther which do- 1Siiblnu'h decisb'ii Sinclair's u)ipeir -lack of result* l(Ut t^uwpdutl tlyat
turn <-f tli heard’' lepnit by S e mirul ^Brumby «»nl«*n*d Command
no tui^ohtain all thsS*i fllsrs—
•j set bniinled the evnngolisl and
from
the
three
month'*.
Sennit
whirl)
Inaltemled
|M-isonally.
The
site,I
hi
eeptmiee
of
the
American
n-inn' IVilhni with
instructions| er .limes to. make th.* run over
the commission ought »x> have an wc need hy inspecting conditio
|( hi. | |n ceelltlon witness' Us •'
i
nlein
u
also
it
pending,
being
he
dale,
however
was
February
ll,|
i
vim
an
m
nl
Company's
hid
for
lh.*
to iccf.nvciis "f«p the purpose of |again, not withstanding the fuel
other chance.
in the Pittsburgh district,’' *«
.betrayer ami eutlViiig sehetnei
|.i,,|url). The prifieipul opposition, lore tile colli I .*I iippclls.
setting feiik with completeness” I that .lone* had requested certain Hint being the dote upon xvhieh h<- j Ac
Tlie hill may have to go hack to Senator AVheeler (H ) of Montdr
f e n d to the Bex Pa "hr: lioxx, (e i, xxii» , i nteiod oil eliding
Cruhl*
ii.
e
l.el
the
late
-cn
netunlly
xvns
born,
and
the
switch
|
the leasin'* upon which its opin- |mid lions for the comfort an l
th,- Senate however, ns a result of prosecutor of the committee. A
from the Julian to the Greger'in a* th. “prosecnilor and |s-i •■*•* liter" i"tx i in no ni control ot the project li m - xxil'i tin- .uue i i itn a >"
inns and in eiiinii-ndations w re safety oT Ids men as shown on tin
amendment* added by the House vunt t»i talk to kith sides. V
,,f
ilie
P*
year
old
gill
defend
I , i enlelitlar are..mil * for the II days
Pi plax• I
ai d hn-mg ii I*1 n piivnle povvi'i i ha ane- l i i i.i
iepoi 1, If this mu had I'i'l
Sub committee Whereas the Sen- don’t want uny demonstrations >
|..i.,,f
not.
ei x ol tit*i i . i e iii ill mu" .
,-..iii.in. I'lii' American Cynnmiiid
ai,. loll limited broadcasting li- dresa parades. Our object is
lli (H.ar*l will reopen its in- made not a single life xx**old It*'V.I* •liffereiu***.
•"II
Rev.
Purdue,
inlicin
i oinpiiny'
Iml appeared iloonie*t •••<ii-111i *i I h g i l l 'l l el 'xxilli; mil
As ......rded in The Alexandria
ceme* t>* --ix months, tile House seo conditions ns they actual
i)nii
l i i tomorrow, fniigix**- I* ell lost "
Ca/ette, olileill )*ap* i in A'irgiina, -i-lj-in* i that Ik* i*, art*.I :*s *b«- lo i.-i, i turn Isvause it was pre be' base ol tlie niixal oil rcserxe
group plact’d the limit at three exist." Wheeler only recently r
m.ili.il iin|i.ii * min |In- whole ipirs , Me* Tniiir also asseiled that tlothe lielt* **f the revolution made pcosei nior mid perseculoi of •!*• f.,,1-,1 oil opel ill loll of the props * lh- had nothing to -ay.
mouth*. It also provided that all turned from an ins|»ection in ti
lien ,.f -nlimariiie eme.lioetinii Naval Itoaid *1 Inqniiy fail*-d to
tin- n 11lid' I hill day "ill inking girl, xvIn grew ii|> -*•• mg her as .i fi-iidm i |.Inal
It.i
rn
-.
howexer.
xx.
I tie elder
.
- tlier licenses should he limited to Pittsburgh urea.
and ..p i at ion received trelliemloiis answer to dedal at ion - «»l Stiimq
limit.■
i
il>
ing
day
hy
it
ix
l*y
’
h
'
toast - " ewi yvvtlei e.
x-en.iloi Norn- amiuonei'd lie * v t.iidiy - inil.i'ti II11 tit IIII |’l IIS)n I III
,x month
Approximately 46,000 miners
ini|iitn' ft,mi the hoard's illation |.nke, noted Mihmanne invent*-*c,
aim , mid cruel tr.’ict nn ni of l he pee'eil luloption of In- plan hut I •’i.tM-K Iglt . .1
iii
i.ul
H.u
Presildent Coididge xxill make
The Senate provision that terms the Pittsburgh fields have been if
<if Vdiniial llrtimliy, whose reeoi ! Dial tlie navy liad failed to accept
not.i n and dissolute fa* her . A*. admini'liiiti'iii leader* were md *• x, .ii i ii’ iin Pia anl a
In
>Itli'I AA'nshington
nf every commissioner would end strike since lust April, accordf
nf a .piaitei century of iietiv-* ser ieinmm -iiilutiilns f"i safety de- tIn- journey from
I,.iii .\ Glidewell l*d*l tin jury.
red
lie
had
"I
l
ie
I
Sillibili
lie
-I
hopeful. An attempt to poll th
a hoard, the Mayflower. Areompanywith the expiration'of the act in to union officials. About 8 ,
vice was without Idemish.
As vi< .’s on submarines.
I Imxvtiig tli»‘ death ■ "f h** Siimle met "d ll no Iieiiixvav a.* to pi'< 11 el Mi
chill's llltere-ts.
ing him will la* Senator and Mrs.
l'.*2:* was Irickcn out. Under the families have been evicted f
remiii iinli-,. of the roiitrol force, ^
' ,*ait-ntt, then without .* fricm1 toil loony Senators iililiounied tliex
oy
11
•
v
In
yoin
"A
ini
In-xxi
Swam-on, Senatoi and r.Als tila",
on--cot law ih- same members of houses owned hy companies opej,
in i kaig,. of n|| snhniai ine opera-j
uid
looking
out
in'*1
tl"1
■
w"
rl
1
,1
I
H
>
mi
i
"l-nl
dOili
would not make up their minds 11n ir I
Bepre1elil :itive Mooie, form* r K--pUu , "iiimissien would continue In atlng with non-union labor.
Tr
atom . til* girl turned to her mAiis- mail after hearing tin* debate. 'I le i ie i- .. 'or to i hy.ill) l-o .di
lien III the A Unlit if lie is IloW I
leu-ntative Ive mid Mrs. f . t'. * a*
.. ii,. , hut their authority would be union has built wooden burracl
ti-r for comfort ami eoii'olnt
in I' iliania with tlo- scouting1
N. eris Plan was approved by the •n the Invxs nt y. in country."
liu mid
Hnscnm Sli-mp, all ■•>
containing 5,600 rooms to sheik
iliat ol an appeal hoard.
lli-i nmhassndcr of G'.il fml*-I Senate Agtii'idtural Committee hy
fin i lie may lie called buck In
Il pr d aldy will lie mnnths
Airginia; secretary to the l’re-i
Tin.* provision; House members these people" and funds are bell
fer. l lie himrd.
her
"
;i vote of It in I and this net ion lull il,,- .tpi'e.il - will lie I mallW hite House allies.
An a|.
gives Senators power over the supplied for food.
"Ifi.u Admiral Briimliy’s testi
gave it mi advantage of the rival riilcil. It is nil'll t tend In In
•Imit and Mrs. Sunders, mid tin
, oioiius'ion in securing licenses for through-the American Federal
tunny I, fore the court," the ieproposals,
both
of
W'llii'h
were
reThe special
term of Circuit
elair’s inlcnliiiiis in nglii itnHern use of her lV fiit illness, it
tlier states, since the appointments of Lubor has raised nearly $
|»nt -anl, "showed that he hud not conn for Seminole County is srlied- was thought advisable that Mr .
jeeted hy the eomniittee.
'elite clear tlilmt li til*- I S.
000 for strike relief.
inn-1 he confirmed by the Senate.
the familiarity with the essential
|n i-econvene tomorrow after Cio'lidge not risk tile trip. Her
leaders of the Insurgent III*** - |iti ine * milt d no uciersflll u
•
j
One of the chief purposes
iletails nf sulimnrine eonstrilelion, in.ini at 2 o'clock for the purpose ot physicians feureil a large reception
supporting N'ojn*. were "Uhhtill luwi'i- courts,
the investigation is fu obtain i
the knowledge nf resetie vessels heui ing arguments on various m<>- land several hours in a reeeivim:
id ally possible urlivity by the so.
i*i
* i t I*
formation.on which to base leg
*nd of tii,. uetunl work being |i-,iis and |>l*‘ii'. which me expected stand might ix-sull in a relapse.
alh'd "power trust" lobby, xvhieh
I la V C * H o l i d a y
1
j *„t|on to prevent u recurrence
rariicd on Iiy his suliordinntes to he filed hy counsel for Forrest
. * • •
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caused defeat of the Walsh Ih'soGovernor and Mrs. Byrd, aided
-^the perennial labor strlko In
necessary to direct
inlelligi ntly Mike mid A. B. Key in attack ...... hy officers of the Wushingi*-'*
'ill
loll
Ills!
week.
File
poWI'l
Feat ured by mi nihln**
In ohm-l-xaru'C f AVushington'R I l0nl industry. Proposals rangitl
tin- inipnrtaiit tpiestions of wliieh indictments that have been brought Birthday A s a ition. xCill art as I Georg*' Waslungtoii bv Hr. K.
trust" spokc'inrii have frequently
Bank „u the way from natlonaUsatB
birthday, the First National
—
he was in charge."
..... .
the Norris plan i
against the txvo hankers in con- Inrsis at tin- leeeplion. Invitations
of the mines to
gorcrnmMlt
in,I
the
Sanford
Atlantic
National
. putting Hu
government
inti
Although (lie plans worked out ,,,-etioii with the fnilure of lh<- hu\e gone out to 1,2*111, including Itrownhe. |«tstor <>r »•»*' l'ri'^1'-’
It.uik were closed today in accord- supervision >f the industry h*J
,,.riIIII i luiicli, Sanford Kiwnnluns
I*)’ experts on the scene were both Seminole C'llinty Bank.
,
business.*
ml of Congress and the State
nice with their custom and the been meixed by the cuinmitt
d. voted their weekly me ting t*>_____
;2 , I N.'* I
intelligent mid diligently executed
In recessing last Saturday morn I.egi'lnture.
NKAV Ai'IMx. I
I*met ice that is followed hy finan,luv
to
oliservutlm*
«
f
the
birth,
9
•
than M "".
'villi tile greatest possible «x|M',li- ing. Judge HcAVilt T. Gray *>r JaekGems xalin',1 al >
,i„| institutions throughout tlu*
i;CARDS ARE K ILLED .
.toy ..muxei-' 1*0 of (he (•'■‘(her of g j | | | | o r ( J
R ()t a r ia iIS
from Mi
Ik.ii, "yet Bear Admiral Brumby soiiville, assigned to preside over
1100 linx*’ he, ii
country.
|,i** ountry. The progrnn. was in
v
Park
A*
.lonutlllin lllllklex .
bil'd to contribute that su|terior the bank cases because of Judge
|*,i|,i|s of Seminole I ounty public
LONDON,
F«b.
22— (I N 8 )chul'ge of *'• J- Nix.
mil', it " il
I,allied today He
ml intelligent guidance,
force Wallace Wright's
..
.........disqualification,
.
rep*
II)
Hinwnli'i*
guv*'
a
bn*
f
sketch
7 ," " ,,s 'v, r‘' al7; ' r ji’y'letVioJ'by : Three Fasditi.i guards were rtpo
pile denial
p> l"'i» <• o f f i> 1*1" day
ml Mitind jutlgim nt ex|K**'U*d from |net tomorrow us the tune f°r filing
as the ri-Mili of n ilecUion oy
,
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„f \Aii'liington's life and recount
it was Iearn",I that Mrs. Btilklex tin* (iiiiiity iKKirtl. *n»e purpose of ed seriously wounded today
n officer of his length of service, of pleas by the defense. Tlie grand
ed many interesting incui'Uita in
had l»sii i'I4,.,l of a pearl lick Hie ruling was to give the pupils I'ostumu, on the Italo-Jugpsl
1jury is in rere**, awaiting the
**peiience and (Kisilion.
Sanford
Rotarians,
their
wives
bin
eareer.
He
picked
'.ol
*
»
lace, a diamond brnceVK I x v ;,n opportunity to uttend the Cen frontier, according to a f-cnt
pleasure
of
States
Attorney
Mil
"The court,, therefore, recom*
News Dispatch from Romo. T
With the examination of nearly In r of these t*> desciil"- <hnract- and friends mimhcring more than soiituir, d nmond’ rings amlS-Ph r tral Florida Exposition at Orlando,
m'mis that he he detuchrd from lard B. Smith of Titusville. A total
mysterious strangers, the dlspatj
100,
lust
night
staged
the
(
lull's
mi
erislie
t
*
aits
and
devot*
I
part
of
of
If*
indictments
have
lieen'returnjewelry.
ItMl little children, the filial baby
Ik*' conintid of the control force."
anil in accordance with that aim said, entered - the guard “
liis
nilress
In
n
eulogy
"I
'he
first
nimi
ladies'
night
entertainment
«l
Tinlohls'i.
was
ilis,'liven'd
by
clinic, sponsored hy the American
Tin. rerommendatioii, however, is ejl against the accused hunkers.
hundreds of children left this morn
Should the court siistuin the in- Is'ginn, Was brought to a success president uml command, e *»f the the clubhouse at Snnl.au,l<> Springs. Mrs. Itulkley'» maid, Ida Kaemp ing for the City Beautiful to "take fired twelve shots without
Aigornusly opposed hy Admirals K.
Ing, and escaped*
if. Cumpbell. Judge advocate gen dictimnts in overruling uttucks of ful conclusion Tuesday afternoon oi revolutionary* forces. ’I'h*' ntinis- The program opened with u banquet fer. Mrs. liiilkley placed the jew in jlie fair."
a presided over i»y I*•'- John M. f)llirk els in the safe .An.iiilay evening af
ter's
remarks
were
heard
with
the
defense,
I^xke
and
Key
are
ex
tlie
Campbell-l-usKing
post
home
1,11
eral; It. IF. Leigii, chief of navigreat deal of interest ami u,," n of Watkins, N. Y-. n »ttoast master. ter returning fmm a dinner en
NEW SM YR NA— Coniracta.
Ration, arwi C. F. Hughes, ehief pected to be.arraigned and u time the |ake front.
DAYTONA BEACH — $183,000
gagement.
She
told
private
drteetthifr
conclusion
he
was
xvnrmly
for
construction
of
municij
set
for
their
trial.
Tlie
skate
has
,rmlv
Principal
aft
ikrr*
<*f
the
evening
-The
U'gion
buhy
•
beauty
show
treet improvement bond issue
nf operations.
i docks on riverfront herolet it be known that it favors im will be held Friday afternoon «* applauded.
were the Rev. Mortimer Glover, ives and police that jd\e " « s p<*'i- Mild by "this city.
C. A. Byrd, chairman of the rector of the Holy Gix*ss Episcopal tive that she had locked the safe
I.AKK WORTH— Work on new mediate trial but the defense is ex- the City Hall auditorium. This will
I.nte yesterday ns slip "a-* ilbou
ighl of way of Stute Bond No. 4 |K*ete*l to ask the court for further complete the 1-egion program of safety committee, rcpmi><l that us Church, S. O. Shinholser, president
to leave to •keep umrthcr eiigu’re
of
the
Sanford
Chamber
of
G«nia
result
of
u
conferen,
e
with
city
I
time
to
prepare
its
case.
baby
welfare
except
for
the
award
n Palm Beach County »tarted.
ing of cup* and diplomas at the officials, a titrictcr enforcement mene, and Hun Howard, prominent rrent, she asked Miss Kucmpfer
of an ordinance requiring lights Kotariiin of Buffalo, N. Y ., and reg who kite xx the coinhllliit nil uf th*
pagannt hall on Monday night.
safe to gel II r gems.
.
Tuesday's examining staff of for bicycles nt night, '“‘a
ular winter visitor.
"It's empty. Everything's he,n
A delightful program, e,insisting
physicians included Doctors It. K. promised. He also staled that as
Stevens, S. Puleston, J. N, lolar, a means of protecting children of songs, blackface skit** and other taken," th" niaul excluimed ulUi
. . . , « . will be made lu
RALEIGH, N. C., Fob. 2^ C. N. Park, C. P. Vincent, A. Kiu*x, skaters, sections of certain streets speciality numbers, was presented a hit' 1y l UinUnatiuu— .DgUaJiv*" i IN*S|— Plans for the first round espekialy ‘ Consiructod Beliar
G, S. SSelmttn, Thomas and Smith.- will he roped off from time to by Altamonte Spring** Iim'hI talent. who are investigating lh*- ca»
rip uir flight between New York plane cquipp«4 with a Pratt
Dental cxuniinutions were given by time and Arnffic will not 1m* imt- The entwtainmeiit was ncraugod have finger printed all of
power “W*
,-y|
l aris were unnounced here t»- Whltno' •*20
is
being
staged
to
raise
funds
with
With dresii rehearsal scheduled
Doctors A. W. Kpps, H. D. Caswell milted
to interfere with the hy Nelson Baker of Buffalo, who Is BulklcyV servants, hut Imd obtain
l.-iy. Cart. Ted* Burke. Huger AVII- motor. Present ptsna call for
°r tonight, preparations arc about which to repair playground equip and J. A. Oldham. I)r. Hill. cRy
ed no clew today.
also a winter visitor.
pleasure.
•
Pams, idiots, and L i 1 K. Holland, rssoljne load of 840 gallons.
omplete for the Lions Club charity ment installed two year* ago by the bacteriologist, assisted in the clinic.
'
Following
the
banquet
cards
anil
T.
AY.
loiwton
nnd
A
A
M.
Scott
'IMS*hniiic, .will attempt the non- --"iI * x« >11 have a ' rui.«ing spvvl
kow, which will he presented to- club and also to make donations to Miss Mary Graves., county nurse,
L1 NHY TO VISIT
tnd a wero. appointed..to arrange nekt dancing were enjoyed hy I he *:i"
, l , q , flight to Paris and return uu o'ii*r> an hour,
several
local
charitable
organiza
ttorrow night at the high school
• peed of 140 an hour.
an l Mrs. Stanley Walker conduct week's iirogram which will In* on The evening's program wuu umler
.il
June.
.
luilitorium, according to an nn- tions.
DETROIT, Fch. 82- <'NS):
Captain lltirke. a native
the supervision <*f II. L. Multhh* and
Sheldon Clarke,,wealthy sports
A heavy sale of tickets was. re ed the weighing and mixasuring of Kiwanis education.
maincement today' by tljuse in
George Bubock of
Altamonte Cel. Charles A. Lindbergh. «*''
the
babies.
and
son‘
of
lire
president
of
Vo*>er,
started *»lf fly*»K
;
Visitors today included: W. H.
charge. The |>orforinance tx'gins at ported today, giving promise of u
Springs, both of .them inemhen. ol took off this morning lr„m • • the Sinclair O il' Company, will in a mendvr of
lin x M
packed
h(>M
**e
for
the
show.
Many
McAlpin,
president
of
the
TalluI mils if r an unknown ilesHuatlo'i. bark the flirht. Burke, a Raleigh I’rroe Id *'*»* r !n In lT lt.
ti: 15'o'clock, ,
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POLICEMAN KILLS MAN
tlu> Sanford rluh.
degu, Ala., Kiwunis rluh. Hr. Hen
A vatied program o f entertain school children have been enlisted
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l biUnveil to he beaded f*»r
aviator, and AA'illiams. rocently a Holland, a North
*follr
derson of Staunton, Vn , J. Put
ment lias been arranged includihK in a ticket selling campaign, il was
Hying* companion **f
Clarence .qcqager of th« U* 8 <W
NORTH
TONAW ANHA.
N.
JACKfoN
VIl
LE
c.
M.
Owens
.
i*i,e
V
v
j
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1
,;,r,
nam Stevens, |>n»t im|*eiial pot
*
t)*i* muiiiriil comeify skits in a*ldir announced.
5 ,ant.v
n , . ( ^ . u l t g..;up « I rmberliu, in ItuU'igh today, anThe show is being staged umlor Y„ Feh. 22 (IK S ) — Felix Sapin, entate of the Mystic Shrine, IL J. Company t„ ere,« wa*, l-u •".•«>< jJ
to Kcverul specialty act*,
."8,
*lic*l
ttsluy
from
two
Imllci
itottliced rlkns^of the flight.
Cltyi Cal., during thr vfut.
office
at
1099
grazier
at
cost
calender
,
r0,y
piano*.
iho
direction
nf
Mr.
nnd
Mrs,
(urtif*
cv.me of Sanford's leading nmatuur
wound* received from the gun " i Holly Jr., R. L Shipp uml Ur.
$4,0(H),
, ; , ,
,
Did ham.
Jalnit will |,c soen before the foot- Jones of Lakeland, who have super- patrolman Bernard l'oerschkc.
(continued on puge two)
*'KhU ip tlie extravaganza which
L>1
Circuit C ou rt To
Meet Tomorrow To
Hear Defense Plea
Brownlee Talks To
Local KiwaniansOn
George Washington ;
Nearly 100 Babies
Examined At Final
Clinic OriVTuesday
Banks And Schools
ooay
Thieves Make Way
W ith Costly Gems
Of Wealthy Woman
(iive Ladies’ Night
Bill At San la ndo
Final Rehearsal For.Ljon’s Charity
Entertainment To Be Staged Tonight
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, FEnRUARV.rSl* 1028
DUTTON P L A N T
NOW O PER A TIN G
IN F U L L B LA ST
, -ATyt^nofZ!NU . i i J . r n cm *lfcasr ^
o f beleryMKlV senMm. Pel wren T.'IO
and 160 person* ntv employed, ex
clusive o f the field crew* which the
company maintain*. The weekly
payroll i* h<'tween 60,600 nnd 67,-
38tHj M
b
S
mb ****1m
iiim iiiu m m
4 packed it is placed on another chain
conveyor‘ which lakes It to n mnn
operotcil-machine where the cover
is placed on the crate and nailed
down.
.
The crates arc then plncod on
chain
conveyors,
which
pas*
through the root washer, where
■prays of water help complete the
washing process. Celery wrapped in
paper doe* not go through the root
washer, but i* transported directly
to the pro-cooler, greater care hav
ing been exercised in the originul
wash to Insure clennliiio**,
The celery is then ready for pre
cooling and is sent on n conveyor to
the refrigerating room. Here the
rratos' are placed In large metal i
tanks, which revolve In an endless
chain through tho length of the
room. There arc 480 such tanks on
four sepnratc loops. Half of them
are always filled so that 210 crates
o f prr-roolcd celery arc turned ot^l
.every half hour When the erutes
'.are placed in the tanks, which are
just large enough to hold.a single
crate, the tanks begin their journey
through the refrigerated room. Cold
(contained from page one]
water, is sprayed into the vats so
that the product is irnmerBod in a henvy. Lender* in the six classes
bath of ice cold water for a period are as follow*'
o f 00 minutes. When the celery
Up to six month*: Wonder l-ee
emoigca ut the other end of the Hasty, 11126; Naonil Heitor, 4000;
pre-cooling room it has been coolul
ihnr4° ®
- \
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To Be Held Today
' 'grt’es, s/fgtniy atioCe Trotring temp-’ Wludchcl, 1826; Willi
i'.'. ernturo.
.
j 4 8 0 0; W. I). Orogaii. I
Water, It was explained, is used' (iiovani, 4700;
lluhvi
* to cool the product Instead of odd 4700; Hubert Hartley,
air because water will cool as i*f- Jane Clifford, Hi76.
factively in IIO minutes IIS air w ill1 Six months to a j
In five hours. This I*'due to the; Stapleton, 6200; Catlo
i. t
high thermal capacity vf water and 6200; Uuih Itenbow, 6
to the fact that water, which i,s Human, 6000; .lame
heavier than air, icudies all parts I'.iTn; K. W. MeCalley
of the calory. Celery foliage and |Vickery, 1000; Hilly
stalkH provide pockets for dead air P.KIO; Calvin Cnnledge,
spnccb which interfere with the iiossidy, 1726.
cooling process by air.
Om- to two years; .In
Completing its journey through nrd, .6400; Eugene
ri> the pre-cooler, the celery is placed 6:100; .lurk Rhode*. 6
on another conveyor, which passes Walker. 6076; Hubert
through a second spray bath be- 6026; William Havcnal,
>
fore being delivered to refrigerator ,oti Heel and Nancy C«
Ci card. The crate passe* down an in-, John <iurris"n.
41)26.
1 clijjrd roller and as it arrive* it is 4odlfi/^.,60.
i[
sent down one of eight chutes, «cTwi> t<> three years;
.
corfling to size. Kueh of the chutes derson, .6676; Marvin
leads to a separate refrigerator ear 6260; Edwin Thornton,
e
and as the crate* begin the final mood Lawson, 1076; Ch
FA, trip to the •.•h i -. they are cheeked |u7.6;
William
Unit
j>.. J»y nulomulic cnunteis.
Herman Middleton. 100
The extensive enuipment of the
Three to four year
i.
plant is arranged to insure tin Anderson, 6000; Nil
*»
greatest efficiency. At the end of I'urp, 1000; Ilavid <!nl
each washing nuultinc is a \at Catherine Hunt, 48.60.
through which trash, consisting of 6000; Lucille Hall. I
spoiled tops, roots mol cull stalk .
Four In five yoiis;
e
drop to a conveyor which carries to ti ridge. 1026; K.'iih tin
i>,-. 01) OUHddr bill fiiiiu wiieie it i I'ctty I•>i•I, Is76; I >.>i
* ' hnuleil away ill intervals. While I860.
:v
the celery itself is passing through
__
.
the several washing machines, uvei / l i t I A v j i w v
1
Li"
head there are two ennvoyrr* in * /AVJLi/\i i U \ J 1
constant operation, due run.-* limn \ / V \ ¥ TI |¥ JAQ
..
the front part of the building win re ^aV'V'g I J I I V lU lJ
1
shipping dates are made and s> tit
IA / k | )
to the pucking mmi) and the othei
/ l x I/im 1 x / lV
take* rield crates and -ends them
j
outside of the hllltding while tliev
( 1 timud fimn nni
are Collected ntul tldkeii to the fields niiiiuU • In had signed
tL
for further use.
m i.l and the bunds wi
It i* intclcslllii^-d* Mute .that lie rnl W, |„ ‘ lull,.I, m -:i|c<
Dutton Company slops celery on ,,1,-d In.la.i eithci t<. t
dcr two brands. The Tu t is known Atlanta N'alienal Hank
as the (ioldeu Fgr, brand, which i- l«»it*i‘» bail.
In oeenril
.
packed in the field, is washed while IM,,VI o n ui the agiei
Vj
in the crate and is then pre-couled. 1
At,"iney was uul
, The other and niftre desirable is fnrivaid .it mu-e mu of
; 'called the Duttoli brand. Celeri
* aldweil and Hn\i
packed under this label Inis been V" lt ,M,"d altnrneis. v
[?.' - individually washed, parked in
ll*
v-dulit
parchment papei and llien pre 'I'a sli d l*> the pmcliase
cooled. It is this brand, partieulaiIv
'
proceeds ni the
E
that ia in such great demand.
'/!' " " l l"
There an- numerous advantages
Sl„ |f„ri|
to washed and |.iv-pooled celery, the ,
„ vva
,
- mo»t Important being that it mm; a .„
.
niamls a large price, langmg Hum
.......
}
26 to 60 cents a crate hlgliei than •
..... .
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celery pucked in the field It makes
vvl(|,.lv
., I|VM,,t tl,|
a better appeal tu i he cunsunur.mil ,MK t(,
(
{£. eventually results in u greater de- .|„. , ,t>-. |„,„Ks
.
mand by the public for the product that ilu- sums of sjtii
A greater demand, it was pointed ,t,„. ,il( l u ,,
|K
tf
out, alwai s results ill better pliei
s.il,- piuteeds will ne!
Ill addition tu their iiiiioviilu-tis pa\ the « laiiu mums i
In the preparation of celery for ulmli the ............. .
market, the Dutton Company has
pi(> ,f funds a)1. ,u ;
also dispensed with the old hunker
'Vi terday'- sale was
■ystein of ix frigeruiiuii of freight i> ,u«-ofrefunding
HIMIII
ft* car*. At its host, this system is de- sold, the fir-! being di«
16' . clurvd to/havc never supplied a |ii.oinl«-i when Wrigl
good eirculntion of.cold air. In place and Conipan.i and I'm
,
of this system, the Iih’u I firm uses pain bought a hloek ■
the method of top irilig, placing for !*6. Tin.- wa- part ■
L
4,000 pounds of ice dlrectlv above of Sii'.U.iaiii whieli had In
f , the crate* in the cars. Ity this inetli izeil shmtlj lu-l. ie the
fc «»d tho melting Ice cool* first the remainder, * l 8.'l.uoo i* (
tfirpci crates of celery, which are be sold sometime m tli
K. normally the warmest, Hunker in
[r may be used in warm weather, hut
K- tho real cooling value is suld to
tome from the ice above the « rates.
The w-hite puivlunrnt, which tin
L
Dutton- Company u*e» to pack'its
L «. products, in also an idea of- Mr.
E v Dutton’*. VVuxcd papers, It was
R. stated, disinlcgtatc when wot, due
■ L , to.lhe nb*orptlofr <if water by parij
tides of the paper whieli are not
K6 adwpiutely touted will) parrufln.
R
Kurthemioie Waxed papei s do hot
I';’ allow (uffirient vehtilntiun in cusv
i\. tlie ccler>'J* exposed to high temp
.
erature, and this lack u t ventilation
i
at high temfieratulv .entourages
t
the ib'ielupniriit of decay,
idea of the j'lmfinity of the
;
p'ant 1* obtained In figure* given
/ tiy itr. l»e»tftTt.--A mrluad of crate
material U used each day,.* The
»
plaut i* in ojleiation day and night
and j ; exj i-cted to handle 1,000 car* and m-glng liia «-.-wulu|Ml
Y%
We invite our local friends who ’.visit to avoid the
opening rush of a SPECTACUI.AK CASH RAIS
IN'!; SALE; to make appointments by telephone
for WEDNESDAY or/ THURSDAY
of this week.
*
Shop at your leisure away from the crowds, be
Vi P i r n
i sacrifice of our
Jure FOR CASH
m ('very sect ion of
Central Florida.THE LOCAL IM50PLE will prof
it by asking for an appointment in advance of
fore the nieces you have wanted are gone
Appleyard Declares
Candidacy For Race
Thursday
Four Page Description
To Be Offered
At Less. Than
J Furniture
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T rtE a A N lW R D 11KHALI), WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
BRINGS34 iF o <>t
Schooner - Final Rehearsal Of /in a l O t Hoggers N ew Smyrna c u y Declaration Pih
IRM INTO Cross Atlantic Lions* CharityShowMay Be Delayed In Winner Of District B y Bank Rcccivi
• /l.i ^ I ” 3 Month Cruise,To Be Held Tonight Choosing I ts Jury Oratorical Contest In Suit Against C5
LONDON Fch. 22—Three young
Ffb. 22— (I N S )—Trial of 1.1
Englishmen it re to,attempt to sail vised its production in several
I'nlnis De Danse Passes Out
I a IM font H.’ hooner nctoai the i lht*r Florida cities upder Lions a'It ted Wake County floggers toSanFranclsco’s Fighting I-awOf Existence Hue'To Pass
Atlantic.
cliili hti«t’i> •*. Mr. and Mrs. Joilef day threatened to be delayed when
^ yer Declared To Be Clevering Of Htisiness Trend To
Their captain 'will l»e Godfrey '
rot And Best Candidate For
wir. tak.' leading parts and will be u special venire
of *100 man
Weslern Section Of Herlln
lJaxtcr, a young urfar
wit|i «
j Title Since Corbett’s Day
assisted
l>
>
two
kpeclhlfsts
frotji
nut
bought
hero
from
Chathnm
Counpassion fm* thy sen.
IIF R U N , Feb. 22— The "Palniate Hill Henry, Or- ty Wns challenged
soon nfioi
INDIANAPO LIS. Hid., Fob. 22
''Our Imat." says Raster, "is .'!4 ( nf trAvn. Th
"Tde IlniiM^ mutt—luxuilaun-xlimcuJ 4
Yonl hUil wUfreii.-»Pcntr»*>» fret long -neittrd* feet^-O— iprhe*-* dftrrda imm. eoieriauMir aucL. fcliuak. yrf,/rt'r/>?Mvwi+r* ^Pif-^hirtepn •mar
i hall In the "world nnd for two do- |I4-yenr*o!d confessed slayer who beam. The. ivgisterml tonnage is
lire charged with the flogging of
be held in Gainesville on March 8 .
ihacljing Arman*' Emanuel, Kan
I*. A. ("D olly") Jones, country
1( cades the f.K'.'.l point of Merlin's killed T. 11. Taut, Nash County inly :| 1-2. It is n tiVn-nmslel
the winner will enter the national
’FrmcUco’a fighting lawyer, to win
farmer, in an outburst of puerile r.t hooner, anil we have a spare
.
'orekeepet',
and
Sam
Green,
his
right life, hns announced bankrupt! r"mi-l'Lnnls as the representative
'negro . ,hrlper,
more
than
11
'the heavyweight chnmnlon«hit» of cy. With its ♦u sin g- the flermnn ppssion, today Is credited with be- ■ril for ruining before the wind.
of Florida. National-finals and inin.;
instrumental
unintentionally
\V«
rnil'r.i*
we
shnll
have
the
months
ago.
the world.
capit.'il puts a punctuation mark
1
—
in,
bringing
about
a
prison
re
nort-heurt trade winds Mowing u * '
I'rosccution
euunsel informed tcrhnlional competition ure to be
*" Lmaquel, heavyweight champion at the end « f an historical epoch.
form
in
North
Carolina.
tmiglit
along
nil
course.
We
the
court
that
the panel of 100 held at Washington.
Located in the Ilehren Strain*, at
the Pacific Const, is ilcdarcd by
In addition
to McGinn, last
two toils of provisions I
iiii-ii had lieen
"ii regularly and
The unsehoi'led little boy caused shall
almost
the
geographical
center
of!
•wnae of the doer inhalniants to be
[nighl'n speakers included Marvin
impropi
rly"
drawn
by
Chatham
wifli
us.
.
|
|
a
problem
for
tinpresiding
judge
fllhe piece reft apcjlust candidate for the city, the "Palais de Dame" was |
i tfieinls and a motion was lodged 1Kntz of Leesburg, Mary Harriet
i ami »tate*officuil* wlien it came to
"Wet/e
Hirisleni'd our
a.
•the title alnfo-Tjames J. Crrbett a sign of the importance of that j
Ezell of DeLand, Robert Davis Jr.
t«. quash the entire venire.
■
i
method
i
f
puuishiiient
rhr
so!
section of the city. Today its
1“ Yellow Spuds.” It has two cabA ftir brief argument, and the of Winter Harden, .Richard Pruitt
bankruptcy, almost exclusively to young a kilier, ami as a result all ' ill"'- ii ’niiii'. one ten feel long
I initial, of authorities, Judge Wil- of Daytona Reach, Rurncti Roth
he ustrilied
ti.e m iveilicilt of lonths under I»• years j?f age are .illil a • mailer f >i;'s!e multi,
)h>rofv<sional ranks, Emanuel*, like
' uin C. Harris, adjourned’ ‘court of Orlando and Elizabeth Clarke of
liting
taken
(r.mi
the
Slate
Prison
)
business
Toward
the
West,
is
’
the
i "W e sliiill head first for Vigo
f Corbett, held the club championuntil 2 o'clock when the clerk Sanford. All of the subjects were
’and
the
county
road
camps,
death
knell
of
the
old
Itcrlin
'^tn
itru thru iiiiit: • for the Canaries.
I iliip. He also wn« national heavyt.f the beard of commissioners nnd hosed oil the federal constitution.
truin."
ti'iiirnwir
Intcrvcni:*
After that v.o shall start on the
I wcigbi champion.
sheriff of the foirign county are Judges for last night’s contest in
It may he safely predicted that
Following the w'b'Ie pnnlicity . tJr it Adventure—the journey of
II For several years now Armand
i xpoctrd here to testify in connect cluded three members of the Rol
within another two decades ,thc
which was identified with the case 2,11(111 miles , to the West Indies.
| Emanuel hfis liven left-handing uplins College Faculty.
ion with the solicitor’s motion.'
"Zcntrum" with its world fanmits j
at tin' time when, the presiding j r^lict.'np -I:*nim-in for our first Ven:
I ponents to death. Tie won so cn*iIf the special venire is quashed,
Enter den Linden, llratidenbargcr )
('u ^
[ ly that cn n number of cccnsiuns Tor, its still popular* luxury hotels- judge sentenced young DetiLin't•/’ port of call on the other side.
I rosecution counsel intimated they
"I estimate that, with luck, w. High
I t' * chtirg' >etup has been made.Tt and a’l the familiar scent's which M tii' a tern* in State Prison, Govwould go to a not her county for a
[-was opined that any time Armand, ill the postcard albums’ of tnufistn, * rn .r Mel.inn interven 'd and sent shall do the voyage in three m th
I .t m I from which to select the 12
lr*s.
From Schii
ths fast and clever, met a henvy- will be as dead ns sonic of thy for the slayer t > one of the State's month*. —pi - i’oI.v
men.
• •
training s hm I for beys, after b * the \\ i s| lod es we shall set out Clam
) weight who cuubl catch up to him.
gotten boulevards of old *'U libit. ,
• it would be all over with the Pnbail placed lnulvn under the rare in a rniir«e thr nigh the I'arrib- Janie
The great thurmighfares rndint-j
Sea, and after that our • ••|{
[1r/ / ^ 'vvist s best bfavywcigbi h ipe
of
Slat" hosjfiitn! authorities for bean
ng ,fr< ill the Kaisers Wilhelm ’
fours.' will dr|u/ml on the rvea- 1 hind;
me ita! i.bseixation,
llns Lightning Left
Memorial
elmrcli
ate
like'
magnets)
U> < -i •
• The (hieiflc f!oast Ims developed Irawing busine-s.
visitor* ami I I: was bii.ug1.' to the (lovernor's
iinany Lne hitters, and Armcnd, an- money away fmm the obi streets attention tlou there were other
L til quit? recently, had looked like in the "/entruni."
I .'■utii- iimlei I*! year- of age ini
Ptnything but
a slugger.
His | Fui.dghted nirivluints of the file State Prison and in the eon-I
•lightning lef) hand was enough for I "Va ntruin” lm\e nlrcauv estali'ishejl l vicl cutups, LI t bg .j i 1•> ' WO, j iuw L
(
I
r tho standpoint of most of the felrlhws who pay icnl money tu sec
[the performances.
Ilut Einnnucl now satisfies Cous*
critics to the extent that they’re
w'illing to buck him in the conten
der class ill the East. Critics runic
Mo this conclusion nfter seeing him
[perform in a bout in l/i» Angeles
[in which ho proved two Important
.things: He can take it: He can bit.
It was in u fight with a young
i'rnd strong fellow named Vijo I><».man that Emanuel proved that he
lmlonga. This Vijo pvioon to'd: a
great liirerty with our Armand, not
- A*n East cm Kfeundofi
1 'EmnniK*] is now nln.ut to go East
u*or his eoc'i.nd adventure among the
►"bigger and better" artists. He ap
lp?arc . in a preliminary t > Act II
kuDampscy-Tunn ;■>• at
Chicago,
Rnndily defeating a heavyweight
UM^mcd George l.a Rocco. Now La
\Rovco isn’t a cliiimp. but tlien be
'isn’t a palm,!.a either. Emanuel
ahowed ill tlint fight that lie lias a
ipretty fair m , uf riglit liaiul.
| Of course A i nland is gunning
tfor Gene Tummy's cliumphtiis,'ip.
.but for tlm next two years it will
probably imt In* more (lian a still
Inunt. Hut if it should happen that
two years fis'tn now tin- San
'Francisco lawyer meets Hcntb'iiinn
ef*ene for the championship it will
*ntaik lii« meeting i f tlm uli-intclrlectual principals. Gene may usn a
lot of liig word-, Imt Armand will
Jcnow everything tli.it lie is talking
Skbout.
. Armand i* prilnthly the I t s !
boxer in the numtiv today. Email
uel weigh.-. 17k piauti s He nc d.- in
:pounds more. Dempsey via* a
whizz at IKK. It was at that poundago he brought !'•<• ruins tumbling
about Jess Williiid's head.
[\n WerFihV new^Afain Street," ib e , inau
Kurfursti ndamni. None of ibi
a
business men with kcndipt d ters in
Ii■
i'll*, "/a'litriiin" .dare t i
p.'lul
iniicli hi itiey on I'enovations and i [;,
new liuildings. All anticipatii ■< m t , ,
•r or late being 'mi ed to move “out ''llt
West to Chari iltiTiburg.''
1 |. M,
The change wit* at lirst -o givi
(l
ual that few persons r. itiml it
•
'
dH
bn. In the la-t tw i vear. I to- m Ac
l■t til
n.cnt west win d ha- nttniped a vi | ^
Incily which bring- it into the ■ati.
cult'.cisation of
ibe Mer inci I'
tas been tenuul d that if Chariot 1
tetiblirg- had only wailed ainob"r|
thirty or folly 1 years u nta'li
absorbed lb rlin itistcao f the •.iii 1 ^
wiiv round. Ceitainlv, the i iim
,
of I fl 10 will be betti'l aiqilaOi •
with Km fursleitilamoi Ilian w u
1 uli I di n l.ifideli.
Mi'liuw lull- tin- "Palm- d> On
'
niomeiiturily in the public tpc a
cilit f sufferer iTnitl the VVI win *
iiiigration, is beiii'r c o - i ■ •'
l' usaods who I cue III .
1 o
I
i i * i t « prevv.il g ' ' i y Twenty y in |
L
tg i tiny only ilttink i liiiinn igin in*
.he " I ’.•dais’ ’ and they nniv vvnri' I
1
evening ilotl e
\ mail in a '’ l'o\' (
would have breo burr. d. Il bad to
in' swallow t ids with a while ti j
and vest.
And tvvi' tv vein ago tin ' Pal
i
ais" was known ibrn'igboai I’m qu
.
fu| llio beauty. oloictV, ll|ode-l ,
1
gi o.l (toiilii n i- . ami vi*t viv.iiin'iI
f iielii?Ii in- - of it 100 "Pal.it- la-, |
looking ii to every
the prisouci - tu <
uii'lei tlpit age.
(eit’il: jiuTdi Jo rs. no Fes's
MO volumes having been
.1. il is irvcub'd in the
t 'n ( iu alar ail.I ItnnkscllOlll."
: oil ivliu.o'i ionic next in
f quiltwjtv to fid ion mo!
Cali
• ' “ -•— UWUII 111 tile m u ;
Ashcraft, receiver of
<".c. County Hank. iirrain.it
of Sanford fur tbegun: ol
plaintiff
The Milt la/bare-i'on a f..
City trirro.warcawt t»>r .w
en-by-the bank to County T»«
Irl'tor John D. Jinkin-. ns ,n
ta County funds on tl |0,jt j,
Scminuie County l!;,nk. tl.
ceiver contends that the t
I ant ia past due r.nd that
hr.i refused to |ay q.
The declaration a- ,-.u
Unto warrant constitute.! s
end valid ilnini ag.iin-i th.
and that -the Intel j,
to it by reason of money
by the plaintiff" and in “if^
ti c money paid !,y th>**toaintC|
the defendant at it- i ••iiisit."
The plaintiff seeks dar.un
ST'i.OOO. The time warrant in n
lion, in dated Nov. Id, iujo *made payable in six m.or.thi
bears Interest at the rate of«
(x r cent.
Th cilefcndant City .f San
ha» until the n *vt ru'e day, M
5. to fie its nnswe. t.u ^ h
Atorncy Georgy A, Decottei.
MAN SHOOTS SELF
'L l) E FI ELD, W. Va.. Feb. 2*J
, . N S )— After adnionithing hij3
to "lake good cure <.f hi,
manager of the Kingston I’ sohJ
tas Coal Coinpuiiy’x <luh houitM
Marytown, W. Va.. today emfrdw
life with a shotgun. The widnral
eight children, survive him.
Compete
W IN S DOH 11E|( ||Y
Winter
Haven Pi
Orange Festival held h
va- big iicce.o.
Sliands IS* id
I£i vi-r v. ,11 be ,
O ’clock
reciu
Minnow That Destroys The Malaria
Mosquito Is Hailed As Health Boon
RALEIGH, \ C.. Eel.
22. (I N S ) r Scunclv linttccii in t/d«-ra of good will touts of divers
hind, a lowly North C'urolinu min
now'— the suine kind anglers used
|for bait —has lici'ii sent around tin
*or!d ns u lontributiim lowiini
!t)nlvcrsiil good lieu Itb
j‘. The particular service of tlii.
fpecics of tin- top minnow, gum(busi.t affinis, distributed firm tin
rt'ini-t I'lqucal
swamplnitds
of
Wiftth I'atolina as a lionn to pub
Tie wclfnte, is in the dcstnietie.i
Cf the malui in-spreading ntusquitu.
[ T h e giimbuaiii is native tn that
nrritnry east of the Hm-kies front
W i f ybir.d and Sduthern Tiuliana
M illliitc ii, ooulhward, hut it is he Southern European .ountriei
"<W1 North jT S roitn* thut the lx Mirce»*fu| roniliatnuts of iikihifttk hS» gone, in an attempt to piitoe*.
rfd k a lt .th^o malaria
menarc "The fisli appear to be multi
jpMQrnold the world,
.
l'ying cxtrenuly
fast u, Southx
To Magjr (aunt He* .
;rn Europe, and the dig ice of
l>r. S. F. njlili'brand, irhtyoio- noi>i|uitn control appear*
to be
[at,o f the U. B. Bureau of Fi»h- ivtn better than we generally
riea at Heaufort, N. C, ia a recX|M'ctcd in the t nited States,"
biixcd authority on the tiny Dr. Ilililbraiul said
watUrc and has »pent may years
An Italian writr bus said: ‘ -We
\ the etudy of the life, habit* 'uve now to thank Amcricii, for
|d service o f the minnow a* n the prcciuu« gift, tin- value o f
iblic health agency. During the which we nu lunger doubt."
(ir, he waa given a ap !*l n>.
A ccnaigiiim-no of gumbusiu wns
firmer t o f making a study of , sent to the Hawaiian lslund*.
Mqulto control ground
Arm y where it proved an excellent sucintonment*.
reaa. latter n small lot wu* taken
Bhipmema o f the gambuaia have to the Philippine Juluml* from
len made from the Kdenton U. where the f*uh is sai.I to have
Moreau ’of'Flahcrlex hy W. K. ftrtrnd Ita way into Southern Chiin
aker, tuperinUndent and thej and Jnpun.
*•
:€ Lasts One Week Only—
Salo .startid Monday morning and doses Saturday evening.
During which time 10'< to lu*. discount is being allowed
o ff our RKCI LAK PRICKS.
3 Piece Suite Pictured at Left
A luxurious!., comfor.uble Sofa, Club Chair and Wing Chair
Iiwii.t; up tills suite. It is one of the better makes and i»
up.iolsterq |in Mohair with Damask reverse cushions. Reutdarly priced at F.'JOO. Removal Sale nrieo Nino
All l) riccs
Six Pairs of
Quoted in This Sale
Sinimons^Twin Beds
Are Strictly Cr.sh
BETTE I
"Cliuich St
jililTlTURE TOR LESS t i n i 'g r ----
QkLAIIDOf FtORlEA
At Orange Ave
At" Exactly h a lf Price
�t t iE flA O T fln n n m T J M r a r e n s iv A T m n n tT A n r
22.
isaa
pace
tr
Aiid McLamin Germany. Acquires)
To Meet Sammy Mandell
jcln*s exhibition tonight,
In the semi-final mixup
fouuhOpposit- has arranged n bout r
fff- BMtie-W-ith
immeo Pugilist
i •_ ,
m
,
- Harner
lie Semi-Final
mnnd fo r a
between
Harper and Kid Peeklmml The boys
are clever figbleh*, each being able
to hit fast and furiously. All they
need is the inclination and they are
reported to have plenty o f that for
this evening's bill «v.‘ f a n . This
boat will he fo r eight famuli unless
- one the fighters feel* the necessity
of cutting short the entertainment.
Twelve other minds in the form
o f three good preliminaries will
round out the program /or the eve
ning. A larger crowd is expected,
especially in view of warmer wea
ther.
Rounds Carded
program Which.
pc AI Armory
Loughran Stales Ht*
Will Not Fight Soon
N E W - Y O R K , Fch. 22— (I N S ) Tiitnmy Laughtuti, world's ligh.
heavyweight champion,— says in
will not defend his title for n’
least three months.
Well reste.
and packing some extra weight
Lm glm in has returned from :
month’s cruise in the West
In
is n good
lived with
[i i
lii'ie
|ne*s aiul wade., in at
jrturii,•. I. -\111 p isscssc*
Vft anti hu been at work
llv has better
other '• rnpi uudvr tint
for.i 1ini’ l"
T .i v i j i
i*
lb- dreams
i ' i i purses
*
making
p i.
.
ib h .
. n - lid about
bur la- has
1 i -i< Sani' 'ti ir fir*l-
A “Sacep-Vanzetti”
Case Of H e r Own
Hy Davis J. Walsh
th a t . MrLnrnin is more than ,a
Inletmitiunnl News Servin'
liiineher. An optimist Inis made him
Sports I’ditor
a
N E W YORK- h’eh. 22 Sill Ter-! consolidation of Freddie Welsh
ris and Jimmy McEamin, hotlt |atld Poe key McFarland, combining
claiming Sammy Mandell for their the liest features of hath.
very own, will .play.to F
Hie -Siaaiml j W ouULv on •wmWc * ,oian like:that
.—„-"#t irate or the indoor .season
......! ‘
* ’
* if they
on Friday nitrht, with probably as
much its $85,0(10 in the house, i!
was estatdlshed at* Madison Square j
(Jarden today’, Aeeordittjr to tho
same figures, five dollars will ei i
you eight more if you think Mvl.arntn i- dtte to win npd. ho d T"S*|*t
fool yon.
There is plenty o f reason t li
the first circumstance mid none at
all for the m i-oiid. i f Mi'l aiiiiii
really i wmse than, even m■ifn-v.
then Ji (in I.. Sttllivnn win a of:
shoe dancer.
As for the hitr money niigh to
the pji'i ceding*,. it just, eouldu't
tni^s. J'ld- fight, is n high hat in a
I’ai aln liuMtueni. It stands nut n
the greatest lightweight atthnctimi
t in.e the Le mard-Tendlcr me t
ings, yet they have prieed it (tutu
$'J to $10, Tin' sum of SSo.ildd i- a
trifle difficult to compile fr in.that
kind of mmiey hut the hoy- -ay
they can do it. Only the Sharkc ) Hcvticy fight, which 'was priced
sway up, lias bettered the total
through the winter month*.
However, a punch it; tin no-e is
BERLIN. Fell
( 1NS) tilred n "Sacco
«n»i vnnzetti case”
o f her own
as a tvsylt of country-wide agi
tation that. has flamed up aver
the e\«tmi,i,| .,t Nfustrclitz in
I M " of Joseph Jakuhowski, a
Russian farm hand, on the charge
of murdering his three-year old
iltejjitiniatC-_s£ii£^KwaUV .Xvigc.w*..••
1 n*’
agitation started
when
numerous papers printed a report
that the hoy's grandmother had
just mai'issed to the murder on
Iter death hed. The report prove l
false. Imt as a result of the new
diseuuion of (he ease a large part
of (iirjfutn pahlie 'opinion jin* be
come^ convinced thnt Jakuhowski
has liven the victim of judiein! er
ror; or, as smite put it, of "judicial
Byron Died For Slim Waist
Mandell Completes
Training For Fields
ron, famous
id romantic
ail a century
age because
Ins waistline
i Sir James
expert. 'The
to Sir James,
wonting fat.
dsoinest and
personages
CHICAGO, Feb.. 22.- ( I N S ) - Snnnny Mandell, the lightweight
champion, ami Jatkio Fiehlft, the
t'alifornln junior
welterweight,
completed training for today j o r
their ten-round cnlchweigiits Jifmt
nt the Coliseum tomorwiw niglit.
Doth express confidence sif victory
" A fighter who won't he beat
en' can't he beaten," smiled the
tween I -co I.ontski, of Abeidvgn,
- hy staling that a pum'li on ihe< fought Sammy t<; a statolslil! in
Wash., and Joe Fvi.yra, of Daytnii,
I it" v i far tnoiv nreeputhle at odds n ‘ no-decision bolit on the -coast
Ohio, who htivt* signed for u tvrito*' ft to 8 than it could pos-dhly In- last fall. Until are claiming that
round hattlv livi'v on March b’f.
fight taught them (urn to win
Tim title, limit may mu (m Indd |at lIt** iTVcr-c price. Mchinduj
looks the part of a w vy soon-l in-, tills mm.
until
July,
hmvi'vrr, bvcmt:>e
l.oUgliran has liopv.s o f fightiiy- vestment at the odi^- quote.I.
\ ANKS
l i t o*iv thing, lo* ii" on ilu- In“ t
lli ii' Tiinnvy licrv iti'.lutm. If that
two
yea
i
i*
betle*
than
'I
sir
i
•»'.
j
j bout fail* to luatvrialt/.cn hv mir,
NEW Yt/RK, l eli. 22 ( I N S ) —
1fight otiv or both of the lusci's in I The latti c iisi-d tn I i * leaping leim The world's champion New York
i
|
'
Mimetloug
ini*
In
i
amidown
o
ff
'T » \ Rivkard'.* heavyweight vlin
Yankees wilt net have much of a
111- t o e s , for |i :i ■ II
li!-*t 1.1: -w 11 t . *
illation*.
holdout duoldcm next wilder, for
himself, and tl : procedure mntmil- they are Mgriiog their' stars to
intily got lion a , Iqi m the Iu-iim ) two and three year eontrsiN*. The
from every -;tp ie elleolltllered. 'I i t lutes' Yankee to be "sewed op” is
HOT SI’ RINtl.S. Aik . Feh. 22 ; l is, the ei u t>n call tie- w ill n- W i'rj Moon, ernek ielii-f Vitylier
( I N S )— tVlii !e the i-xpi-i'., hav - I be-V i -11. ha* r"iq .i ! -I nf tiim w h o 1w ie one of tin- h e l o t * of tile
i, i efit la
heejt piiiiii tmg llmt Andy ( olu-. on t Ik t lour tit I * inon
W. pi I'I Serie. .
He signed a
<-r Ai.d\ It, esc would pbt\ seeou I |tight -.
twf year ninitaei wliieh is titider*
It v. .ol.I appi n. then t- t•*, that sy/u i| t-i . nil for a substantial
base oit lie- N'tw York (iian", in
I taco i f tin- departed Roger- lie rail be lot s. ti ll a goml, fa*t iftiln t'V ii" i v a s e .
Hoi'ii'liy. it a -pi ared today tha1
. pom b ai d M ila io o i tin- it <>ul)
tti Iv Hi I ' t. i igiili i n.vi .ii i-M New a hi" i 1’
imrii I" i i iiiihl tin* e/
III e. ills "vet ol tifi," may gel
III
• I ■i|ipi (I 1 ii
K * I K|i| i la o , A m /
|»i b. John Mi lira .v i* giving till isang. i ,,i u .Im 1.1,’ f iel,|. iiiii 11111/i
a I r\o111 at the ke\ -'one sai l,.
piil I ! , Wallace And tin word'is
ligurc, at all cost, against overdoing
m the matter pt diet. He points
out, however, the greatly, improved
nutrition of the Riitish population
during the past it fly years, which
lie attributes mostly to foods preerved by calming.
-Far from being unwholesome”
l)ie English dietitian states, "foods
preserved liy canumg or otherwise,
are Ur(-f |y responsible for the itn-
f£ f i g
in London.
•
When Sir James speaks c. tb«
wholesome properties of canrtc
foods he Triers lo foods as they art
canned in modi hi sanitary can- iicries in sorb a way as to retain
the health-giving properties of Iks
raw, food*,.
methods, of • "£lfts,,y
***
less scientihc t h a n . 1
ul' tlloJ**
.A v ia tM a h%
..
S .T .W J .W
biggest factors in the improved
British condition.
Whereas fifty
guimm foi* the 'abolition of Hi
rears ago, England was a land of
death penalty uhinit which n figh
roast href and mutton, today fruit
and vegetables grown in all parts
is. l ow l>eitig waged in the tier
of the world are scientifically canned
ntnti Rurchstng,
ami widely sobl in Ragland, just
as they are in every other country,
C’OI I IJli.W I t) MEET w i n n e r
liven a diet, if it l«c a sensible one,
ha* no dangers for the person who
I; \ I I Tt.'ll, \ f ..
Fi-li. 22
varies hts foods with lhe almost
(lN > i
\iM Warren, the M’ltsa
unlimited choice of healthful, nontiunal I nivi^sjiy ,,f North t'urofattrnlng vegetables and fruits now
liioi liit w h o reeetrtly diseardi l
available in cans.
Ilia 'nmi.itcm ninnj tight heavy
Pineapple, for example, one nf the
weight tii|y to tut it professioitiii
dirt foods recommended hy physi
today Signed to meet the wiimei
cians because it*,natural trail sugar
■of the Sailor liiimtint-Hiff lleivis quickly converted into energy
netf timii brie toihrrow niglit. The
without adding fat and also because
bout .will he stiiged ii( Wilson, N .
of its powerful digestive proper
Alyn* ti s.
ties. was not generally known any
.1*1,i: \SI-D \\ * l it I l its
where in the world rweufv-live
years ago.
In England, it was
grown in hot-houses for rich people.
The "Smooth Cayenne" variety
which Hawaii now gives the world
Im(voved British Hutridoa
in it* finest form at evrnrman's
Sir tinie* warn* modrrn emula prire. was developed, "in Byron's
KHVr I
tor* of Lord Byron of cither tet, lime, only by English 'Man! brerdseim Ii
who are drsiroui of retaining their ers at the R o y a l Bourne*) Cardin*
Kl
sanitary way In which they are
handled , in a modern cannery.
Canned Foods Sanitary
v
are
Most cannerb foods
nevtT
touched by human hands. W h o
«omc (pedal, ju^ess is ne«£*tar
t"Ik* workers in canneries wear ml
tier gloVts. Automatic machines
the washing*11Und1 cleaning.
T
tomato‘ is an excellent example . ,
hrshllfnt fWJH telitntitirally cunr.ed
As tomatoes are brought'by farm
ers to the cannery they go iMt
receiving tank, and arc avastTJtcy are thniRiscaldcd sufHeiciit
to loosen* the skin hut not so lot
that the pglp.aiwLilesh berome sof
curd. Thc,scaW)ng.ii atenmpllWit
by convcyii)^ tltf tomatoes throvg
boiling water or live steam.
/.
they rttirrge from the sczldtr
are subjected1 td •pray,' ol ■ cold
wafer or trfe,,'fmmer»ed ill colt,
water to cheek further cooking and
crark the .kin* " After peeling, they
ar« fed Into ■ machine wjdch Ml*
thousands of c»n* hourly. Froir
this oischln* the ran* muxX Ml t
be lahaAltsd 1*4 Scalad.
._
the.
S p e c ia l!,
M e n ’s j^ o o d
Sot'ks
Special!
H Slippers
9 ^ Pair ^
First Anniversary
We lake pk
is u r e
( UiivS time in announcing our First Anniversary Shoe Sale in Sanford. We also
thank our many patrons, who have stood by us this past year.
Our buyer has just returned from the east, where lie has purchased specially for this sale, shoes of
value, tit a price, that will astonish you.
Watch our windows and come in and share the ba^ains. They are here for you. For all the family.
i ies—Oxfords Straps. It’s
Ladies Patents, Blondes,
a Shame to Do it.
Kid.
id N ork Shoes For this i^ale
White
High And Military Heels.
Rubber Sole Tennis Shoes
All Sizes
Orange
Shot's for The Little
Silk Hose, Real Value
Latest Styles Novelty Slippers
All Heels and Leathers $6.00 and
sS'7.00 values
See Our Display On Arch
Men’s Oxfords Black and Tan
Men’s Shoes and Oxfords Black
Famous
Blossom
Built Shoes Enna Jettick
h Special*
Values to £6.00. Special Price
Ones. All
sizes and-Htylos.
, 1 -ffcirt*r*e* ll'ijt
V * **#'‘*** ■
& Brown. Beat Them If you can.
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.
v a iik A a it ^ -
i
|iA
Health Shoes
S-y 4-
'llM a m c n d t t i i u n d
107-W-FirRt St
Sanford .^pla.
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PACE FOUR
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1 T H E S A N F O ttlD f l
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Lessons For AM
The Sanfbrd
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i\
M M mm w\mt \i r ~ l~n HH|M I m•>-i^y-v I|m 1" **•
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HOW IT IS BEING DONE1
VJi
M I A M I _ HERALD
j l KHAM»,______ ;___ ;___ J __
t j
S O T
T lio
tw e n ty -s e c o n d o f F e b r u a r y in th e m in d s o f all
rave-her ll/e.) WfSii why don’t
Every decent Americnn citizen,
. - i - i 1A m e ric a n s linn co m e to s y m b o liz e p r im a r ily o p e th in if, th e
>oti nay romotliing? Are you
nnd
the
vast
majority
of
our
H itlm il m *
h irth o f G e o r g e W a s h in g to n ; F e w o f us rea lize, h o w e v e r , th a t
tonnuftied ? I'nn't y.iu innke :i
people are thnt, earnestly cleitres
Ortnhrr -T. I .111. nl
..'li-, net «r thin e v e n t occu rred one hu ndred and n in e ty - fiv e y e a r s , n e a r
■t Nmifiu.l. l*it»r!itn. ninlrr
ineve and din't you nuke u
that the prohibition Inws of th.*
C *M m > « ( llurrh 8i I Mir.
ly
e a d m. ira .country, and every other Inwr, be.
err:k— hear me? (This las', to
.....
- tw o cen
-----tu ries,- a -g o . .T h ro u g h o u t all th is
, tim e i th ....
Mr. Alcyio, who was wishing
o »;j> - iiJ£l';?i tion for him and the estim ation o f him have steiftlily been l ffectlv.ol
cnforcc<i.
Whatever
WAiti.w M.
K it * e n h a n c e d .
%
j position the average citizen may ... he had a gun.) You (b:Cn sellin' liqucr in this dump, hav
raiiTniti'Tio.N .i i a t »:s
I
W ash in gton is know n not fo r w h at he did not do, hut hold ns to the advisability of th?
en't youT'Tcll the truth, why
Vmr
U
fri** ti’Ktii tin tit#! rln
11 is virtue's were? those o f the positive? rrahibiticii Ihuk hh they arc. on
d(tn’! you? You have InchT h r e e ,\i....lhs kind* l i e w iis a m a t r o f a ch ievem en ts.
A s e a r ly ns 1751 : !!h h n ^ tUlrr«ervnUon 'u n i r tno^’
seliing iitiuor right hen*. \Vimt_
Hr v n r r i e r r*r
.
^
. w j,on W a s h in g to n w a s o n ly n in eteen y e a r s o f a g e , he h a d ,
|jcej) . ^ n„ y nd*5Jc,j
; mi hreii gettin fi r your
^ " ' . " h i V n l r ^ ' o " '’ I 'C Val’-Vm,' been am m intotl an a d ju ta n t, g e n e ra l o f a m iliiitr y d is tr ic t in (lUjrht tl)- bp obeyed,
iui,'■«•? bid you send any of it
«i..i.ni >«•«« s m ir r . rrrriiinir t»um V ir g in ia and w as active in rep ea ted ca m p a ig n s a g a in s t the
out on call7 Did you hive
Uut.jt
is
equally
at;
clear
that
a
Ihln .Iiprrlnr pews ..................
"
.u
w * . wmtuih.Btrtalihti *A y h ^ b »- .
l u m p Ibmi.nnil Merits .lull} n o r r - 111,11,11).-.
. ____
*wwiii*uuuMil«ni!wti«»r4*30)nhr3»c a
r\i*lt<. Ilf, th*■
In« nilII thA IritilltiK rt-Mlo
platv?
Ivrcijt-thcffiim-hht 7t(,tmt/e.s-iFrTjtiblir'ltFr, 'iTln.rpd irrn u iv uiftfTy -ihirr ntfrely opposed to UkThe men were r.rmod, Im! no
__________
____
pi - n.l>) rtllrlriU In Klurldi
inriiin nnu i«: nn{|
m ore _____
im p_______
o rta n t p____________
a rt in his ca
reer. H e fr e q_u e n t ly w as .ay in which prohibition Inws {,:
««■(■■■ ill muni.
•(.null warrant/ anil thei • wsc
ite
d
fo
r
v
a
lo
r
in
th
e
e
a
r
ly
iiftttles
w
i
(
h
o
F
ren
ch
a
n
d
w
as
being
unforced,
especially
by
fed
Th- IJrrntit In -tn mrmlirr nf IhIVthing fir the Iru-n cook, th.*
h a v in g - a d vis ed '
.........
A m,III llnrran pi i lri-ul...l»n-, tin •notable in G en era l H ra d d o c k ’s d e fe a t f o r
Instances of search and sefourc iv.i.ter of the house, or th.- f!n*.
inivmniinniii ,\s-..-imiini,'..j >n» ilfrainst the British geiierni's plan. Ho w as one o f th e fir s t
Ilnhrm, .tilirllU rr., Hint A.Urrll-n
",
without the warrant prescribed by and his father-in-law hut to he
inde- tiie constitution, of the liilling of li.mli'd to the stutiuii hvu-e. Then
IKK a,TP«|. Ohl.h i'.-iiiiIr-n Hit" , to tak e all IlCtlVU |Ulft 111 tllU COlOlllstS StyUgglC f o r
I,
nlillnhrr iiirmlifr in Unlinilt It. .
|
IhurnuitM nu.lll' <I »nhnrrl|iil.» | |IUIIILIIlt.
l.lojdc who, «t the worst, have on tiny wire questioned nml allowed
II.
Ia In nr.lrr l » trrl»> nhanlnlrl. In 177! lie m ade an im p u lsiv e speech a t W illia m s b u r g ly committed n inisiicmeantir, of tit depart fur nt- liquor hn 1 Imrw
nil dnln.a .» elrt-iilnll.nl «» t*ell n ,
, ,.
,
in>neat '.iiaiina, nii-ihmia.
w iieii he, a ro u sed o v e r 1he s u ffe r in g o f tlie p eop le o t Boston, the defense by federal official found, although n stnicj .mi I intiW ED NESD Alf, i ; i : h ., 22, iP2sj d ecla red , "1 w ill ra is e one thousand m en, su b sist th em a t m y of nun, nc/used in state courts ol mute -earch was made fo- it. N
murder and less crimes in the cn- ale logy nr explanation was r, .uU
ow n ex p en se, and m ijreli w ith th em , at t h e ir head, fo r th e
* t i i it nittta i .ii's rn m iiii'i
forcunent o f the law, have heconn- tin- victims o f the* raid.
r
e
l
i
e
f
o
f
B
oston
.”
T
h
e
fo
lio
w
in
g
y
e
a
r
he
w
a
s
chosen
b
y
th
e
1 ^— I ’ruiHMii) I n
«%!t7
n m l cm inly
so frequent,, have so multiplied
it t ir just nuch . inciduits. and
mlnilnUt ml lnu
C o n tin en ta l C o n g res s to lead the-u nited a rm ie s o f the colonies. crime, thnt the people ns n whole
Sv—llrrtirr IIMIC. MUlri to
:!nurands o f them that have been
n 4i it 1 11Hr.
A f t e r th e w a r he a ssisted in th e fr a m in g o f th e c o n s titu are becoming exceedingly
live much worse, that are discredit inn
• I v l'o iiitlr u H lftia
i»l
# • . J o h i i N It*
illnii lll%rr rnnnl.
tion o f th e U n ite d S ta te s and in 1789 h e took th e o a th o f under, present, eohditionx.
tie prohibition lews in the minds |
ItirttiMunit lnr\ nf miititlilf *al*ii
An incident occurred _tlie
h
o f f i c e as th e fir s t p re s id e n t o f |bis n a tion . H e se rv e d tw o
. hundreds nf thousand of very
tip Wrrk.H
n.— \„miu nilnir of lilillilltitf |ir«- te rm s m id in 17915 In* d eclin ed to a ccep t th e o f f i c e a g a in m ill
dtAoUtl temperance people.
' n r,t' w ) <1,k 1 il-v wii eii, in
Kmm— Iumi *»♦•». Iii»frl%, n|iiirtt*if*i*
w ith th e election o f John A d a m s as his successor, he r e tir e d measuh*,,illustrates w-hnt is-gmi.
hoNlra.
I’crimps it hi the; kind ami quality j
f’.— % I ininitnil 9 iiii'%**
to
M o u n t V e r n o ji
" " " " ovo1' thB c‘>un,r-v - «*‘iy en» , f men who ure engaged in on7,—t "itin•«Ir f ili*it t*I l.1Ill iipnntlf Irn
*
' '
.
night. The- newspapers there te.l
«lit vt |in»Kritin.
Itecen t w r ite r s h a ve a tte m p te d (,u b e little W a s h in g to n bv lls ,.,j- ,, , aj,j j„n,|e i,y two federal furctmcni- that is treating tinN.— .% tint nml innili'ro ln»«)illrtl.
t/cubie, as it i s ’eviden t-licit the!
d e c la rin g the stoi;v o f th e “ C lie r r y T r e e ” to lie a m y th , b y as officials <n an apartment, in on,-i r vice offers nothing t" a decent,]
"iiiniTi^vi:itsi; r o i: t o d a y
s o rtin g th at W a s h in g to n w as a iip a vy tlrin k er,.a te lle r o f ruth of jM r l»?“l Ineiitimis in New York i iyht-n*.1ni!etl man.
I.ONfJ LIFE ASSUHED— My jo k e s a n d g iv e n to p r o fa n ity .
up- c. ' ;■
•
It is n w ell es ta b lis h ed fa c t Aii expri-x« wagon
tin interest
aim, forget not my law; but let th at W a s h in g to n wuj? v e r y much o f
of
tin- men
thine hen it keep *niy cuiiiniiind* tem p e r and lit tle inclined t<* pru dishne
mpb ys to
nients; F’or length of days, unM
nforce its proHihitiun law-. An
add to
u. thee.—
thee.-—IProv.
rov. 3:t,_.
3:1.2.
add
, flo m lh ,‘ en orm ou s debt o w e d h im b y t ile people o f th is h.ish
Irish cook sign fnr
for tlu.
tin- alleged
altegcil ex
ex >( einendnient rending as follow- was
|USS package. The pai r, ignorant "ffe rrd in tjie house the othel day.
P K A Y K It— (I our (Sod, make u* 1
ji.tnmtetllalv- '-‘it tvns dc?cy.tidM»y a iuo„i .yexto IH
tie* glint
a l,our
days. J
H is u n selfish d e v o tio n to d u ty , a m i his su p rem e conl'iKlll<l and rejoin*
rrjtuiT Iiy
m r nii>r.
aml
— T*r*
•-PnhlMirtl r f m
3 S H
Mimluj lit >«"*<
III Viittl Hu1
FO
T ra r
*lhe
WM
UM
1>j
o*
the |
..tick
fcym
h»iror.
»Crtrb
1' tdiip.
wei*
V*
Kmn
pono
1ly tl
]. v a.
Ih? :
.w rlg
'i t vv
cific
tha
Inwi
die i
i
ni
erilit
willl
tier i
to th
pipf*
in w
thinj
It
tnd
|,mar
halo
*re a
•only
(.very
Ting
on tl
nevii
bad f
inly
u
^ttd»
and
'homo
T
14
i
Eir
Fur H)
'bigg
|pxui
-Da.
idl
iuamr
ioeci
lan’t
show
irett
Of
for i
but f
ruhu
unt.
K tvf
'ram
,C»ane
link
Il'ltUI
lot ot
mow
about
Art
boxer
|tic| w
poum
whixi
age h
abut
Mil
V• •
a
(From I he Coninronweul|
' in t e g r it y am i th e p u rity o f bis m o tiv e s o f f e r boundless
w iH tlie day come when it means ‘ nilll l?r i It j fo r lessons t^» w h ich m o ra lis ts nuiV point
Nothing to me.?— these machines,1
Minooth and ominous ns guns, *
Hu lining us the antelope runs,
Strong «s elephants, hv" u touch
Hpurred or curbed, and emit with
H ow ti p m cl'ct* s ln r lc il in fun bits tu rned out
t.i lit*
such
out* o f tin* la rgest in d u stries in H ie U n ite d
S tiile s is
inA leopard, silenre moving Mill?
'
c
r
e
s
tin
g
lv
d
eserip
ed
in
:i
recent
s
to
r
y
iip
p
en
ritlg
in
tile
Shall I lose, tliul sense of will?
S e v e n ty -s e v e n y e a rs
a go,
Jacob
The .iron
heart lieu Is that mum press o f l lie c o u n try .
FusseJI.
a
B
a
ltim
o
re
m
ilk
m
erch
an
t,
s
ta
rte
d
an
e
n
te
rp
ris e
feed ,
This inexhaustible « iy for speed ! w h ich lias u ltim a te ly d evelop ed in to a b ig fa c to r in A m
Or forget Imw with the night
eric a n co m m erce, that is tlu* i?(ir>0,<HMl,O0ll w h o les a le
ice
They seem to move Oil jets of cream business.
light.
rl lie s to r y o f how' ice cream ca m e to In* m a n u fa ctu red
Meteor-smooth,
hearing
tln irl
dates
to rev erse s, w hich Fusscll s u lle r c d in bis m ilk bu si
loads
I
ness.
H e bad a lim ite d ou tlet fo r ins product, am i to solvt
On’*the dark eiirrentn of the roads,
th e p rob lem be conei iv ril l be ideu n f Ij-ee/.ing bis surplu s
Facing each other with a stare
O f terrible brightness land l-i to place it in s to ra ge .
Ii w as on ly a m a tte r o f
a short
hear?
tim e th at th rou gh expi rim e n la lm n s u g a r and
fla v o r in g
Can I accept as rninmoiiplnre
w en* added In (in- m ilk and I be basis fm- ;ih, pn . nt
mTliis effortless and steady |«ie»tlu stry w as establish ed .
That draws the spirit
fiom lit
T h e firs t fa e lo r v lo r m am il.i, lu rin g ice « r' .tm
wa
inirrow
was
Sheath of the flesh tdl like ,,ii • ree led in W a s b iiig ln u in itCtll and hi IHti'J tim b er
arrow
i lanrst flit ted >*fii 1'io-tnii.
S u n fi'n iie was built ,n Si
l.m iiII flees ii,to all.-! no t i"u nn-i g< <11Ollil ut tier- I<>!Imw <-i 1 in qu irk surci-s.-jnn.
Ai t i l i i i . i l pel'rig
With the miieiiitii’. iiiguir
en l ( i-nit imi, <b " ,in r,-il in ISCT. c iiu tr iliiilr il u g i - ai ,|) ; i | i,, n,
urK,,,k
success ni Ho- ice cream m akers, w lm -c pinduet
bn■ami
line II I cl,
Mastering
ami
j laqiular til mu r a 11 hough it was cnnsiilen-il a In sue v.
An
lllollglit lif -lei
••l‘ i gnvi-rlm e ut i«'|iorl o| tin- e a r ly day-, o f l In iin ln-try
With two hand- di anmu- <>i, III I
i ,-ji'ls l ,u t|| tbut ' l e < rea m i eaten in fun an,l not
as a
Wli ri 'l 7
fill III.”
ELIZABETH 4'«> \TSWCUM II
Smile ill, a
lo t be enoi niit v o f Hie business i o ld ain eoni|*tl< ' l*v tin* g o v e r n m e n t.
Many a mao lui' Mgnei. a p,,,t, eil fin in li g i i i i
In I'.rji; i p |*r*aliii t imi am ouiili'il
W)i,i i tm't m g himI.idio.unii g a llo n - win, b brought
in neai K t i n e o qiiai ti i • of a ullioii dollar
.More
I ban
When to lie Ttiiior, lull,, ,I i,, ,n, liv , I b 1,ti s a 1111 11 , i pi a 111 I .i,■t ,, !*s ai,- now in o|uT;iiion n i i i i
eight y-t wo at I la- Miami It,-a, I, the number incn-asiug bv leaps and bound-.
i nurse ih,' ,,|le r day, ai l, .,-l m,
It Would
I !iiit ill \ ii-vv o f |be w ide |ij'i'inI
>1111- could sqll.iwk III,olll tlie |,i
maud, live In itir.v o f .s eventy--even y e a r s a g o ha- boi
i uu on tin ,■. ■•11111 li-dc.
l lie n o i*>>11y '*• t "d a v . eoi ilia! A m e r ic a n s like o i l e r
a ai ♦*> |< , lint I bill tie ) like n e crejim mope
A ,k‘l d I Wo IIm wlull a fl till, I
II
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pii ce of |oopi r! y I'l'l oil
l- ii ’
Americans Like Their Ice Cream
Htieet uu - v • , lb; a*- -aii| fin:
In, 11,1red u tout, t lie ilhi-i a llcii
Mind. The h i -l wa a po.mii--:.
tlie M-colid a luo.
!,r,night ’on n tireii-hi- house,
hiiuse, just m
n,»l the Indy . f* the
f ii ini' a siik hi'd, was placed undvt
in n-st. Then tile man nf the lintl- •
was arrested and the* frllnwin
; i titivi rsnl inn Is I'rpnrtH t,y n O'
liable* New Ynik paper:
I ist. n,
y,iti!
I In
Mr.
A lev i a i This is j. speakemty,
ain't it ’ •flit* hell it ain't! Shut
tip, y,||! I till- In Midlie, who
had si ailed t*i weep again,
in ,siiy I W hat have ymi gnt I i
say ah,ml i(. n ildeill ? * l .us
In ATi - \lei l a.* W'lni cnild ant
it
hill,- spid.ell three \v, rds tn
$50-00
w L
,
Forest Sanford
to
Realty
192(i T o u rin g.
$
Go.
81
“ The ■Friendly
Druj?
Store”
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Lancy.’s
S ltn fo rd
192(5 ('dupe
I’ rcsrri-dions Filled Promptly
• *
E . Second St.
4w
T . TKSI.H
And Accurately
192(5 Dump T|{
"
On
improved
*
residence
and
Mortgage
#
business
Hudson 7 p
Set!
>:
Loans
H . C. IhiugTa^j
i
property
^ ' ,‘tt Car
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i i .l k
f i m e s -k
m
" i
Baldwin Mortgage Co.
See our local
S. R . D ig h lo n .
S a n fo rd ,
Hofin iticsl
F la .
.
1*1
Swei'i
3711Fweet
•• iff Aiilk
M
fur M i
n>3lAT7r” *V:
Ellun J. Kooj
GTJ
A rhitectl
First \ it'I itir.kI
Sartl'-ol T'i?.n#t|
C
,j
who stole fr o m
from
w a ter bottles
L O S S lN fl
QUK K SERI
truck in our g a ra g e on night of Fell. 2IUh.
Affiliated with *!ie Mlai ti
ELDER SPRINGS W A T E R CO.
Sanford, Ha.
\Y. W . Thoni|isnn. M gr.
TKAXSFI
uiniiii - * »»ar. g|
National I'.nnk of Javksonvi
■II -IcM-U
fat l
‘hr-ne
n i t hi:
h i :' i
. xirErxar-xa-.r,i. -.ry- v y ,,
it;
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Park II
locntiim i
2nd St.,
■ irun I
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CO•«
Hotel.
Co.
oltr J#
Udl
iMcRc.-'ilds
'^ o .
\ . il hi*
Sanford
N o rn 7
-r 2 = 1 4
x
2 H iIIio n
Flesh
D O U B L E D AMD R E D O U B L E D
WITMIIM
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i a tulii*s
t •utr *
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Guru Serf
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F I V E ’Y E A R S I !
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duIlltR fur* * » * *
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800 L. Our St..
C
h e s t e r f i e l d
C I O
u s e d iu C h e s t e r f i e l d c ig a
rettes a r e o f lin e r q u a lit y
a u d h e n c e o f b e t t e r taste
th an iu a n y o t h e r c ig a r e t t e
at th e p ric e ,
Licbrrr A Jlruu T obacco Co .
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V
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Batterie
A k E T T E S
S T A T E it na o u r lio n *
rp l B e l ie f thul th e lo h n e r o s
■sToLwl
1'v
u.tii!?rl
T il(ii;i;i;
T-:iti*Kisi-:
b o i i pri-e dei lar, I " i t s in ninny -i ales n ,<nld I n e . 1
Ell. Walk,., lnu Mi'Cli-llaild. ' it sell in I.
i I a delegation in.
nothing tt.ni , „ stiglul, ,, ,.,„|,i
Charlie Hand nml Ik K. Itiady ale j m-t i in led,
i .. i a- i o| mg f,,i Mi
• d |,l >'lilt'll lull it ||n I'resldl-nt di
all ruiinuig for -lieiiff and rue in I man i- coin e' lied 'inilil
as good as another. We Mlgge-t end. wli i
"'••I il !<• I-1- Unit way.
III ItII, u
that they lodij a pistol mattli and Jma\' l.e,
•iiinalili
I h< i , i - a I-m no idi-tm iil i ii
lei the Inst shot lum il.
|1"''-I gO, Ila
I" -Slide
laininiinx dial di-.-ili-s a fiiigii
eterl I*.'.
"• tin- t*nIn n al |,n |i Ini- heell
tienerul
Apph'yaol
haai
' a i‘ V e m.ll ll.ll'i I .
I
uwn,' tiom de- national i.iuuiii
la,limed hi- i ai.dld.o \ t*o v ” '
I
, III -! I III tlM|| u
ng dial ih - ham i- i
i,
mil. tad's see now. That mala
*,
i : ti,,|i thal w•- ,ld I. ' " i n la m |',,| , -i,i-- spoil- \,«Hut haw a) . * ‘niat all. Mi Is- ii /e . I a.
' ■ ltd
.1 •"I d.l,;: <• Mill llgl,
1 - ly i \|„ . - |amiiMioc I-, ■u nil .
lot. Call and A |i),l ; m il
I llei <
it I la y ntiix t-e ]„dit u a II. i , i
'•>' arid let use
gel w hat rail leeel latlily iaiglit la I*
am |»,|,
in I hat w-"il,| l.e I,, in- 1 1 m i 1 1. U"tten and AI Sum-, i lioiiliii-.-n
i , "lg,.i ih lerali ii tail |>- t»|,
tie- tin- S|iniia
I,- dial nigiitli/.iltimay evi -i
mi I,, ii - malt, i who wa- inn,an, I" oi -I ly llutil dial u i . gient an I
"A
»,
undi'r.-l and il
th „r lo wm.iiu inti-, tie -i i in. ,| n
d ai, ! lim and ciiMtled to prefholie) IIimmii ia.il the I It -I
I lili
h, In t, i It, 1il I nd i| ,.i |n, hoi
, len. i- I heii i •• >i i atlndii po
the giy> in Im-- 1 1, il i y I iie .it *h - I'he Ih led n'*. If |I'm deli gallon i le n a! gtallp tillll klejltl lint slop
— San I,,i ,| il. aid II 1 t ad.
, h, II.-a I 111 I d h 1 It lie lll.-l I o, :
' lellgious pfis-Ule. if It eoilld he
bland mg I- I ImI Hu
<dt
• agii , i Smith, lailie
'-I'-uglit to In-ai. t, Imre appointi l u i - I to ll t i tune 11
- I t*!i a I i
in.... lie
I:if:
nii-nts in places of impetianee and
flines I.,
y 1!n ill ft 1 . ! Il t II litMgi i > in,mall ,1. w hud, v ,11
through die well kiuiwn values of j
i'l i r-n \\ 1 liav-- it \I4UI \\it) Tin* (ail!) •|iiit k11
1"litienl « .mir- t tiai i ils linger io
|i«j1111 l .
■mi-.
1hi* Si mi tti i, list - a i e ihi- >u-iii
alt goYet lltnt-lllal all. i l l s .
t *j, 11*»m t hr e !in 1 <-r a most >, i
*
i here i dang, i and there* is hut
1 >-an n i l uhsit •hr'- inil
otic di-it w ill pel si, i mi ■ remedy. The so.ilh must stleh
got to do lift el >«»ii ui.it i> hut. 1lor i*ll tihU" unless it i.> ehei-ki 1 1" die detel iiilnulliiii to vote for
when you sturl *I«*vnii thr
lll*\\ . ‘Ihnt iliiitigi r is die ii,>miint any man. with a fan chance of
Wait until nfti i I he , ei eim "i v. i ion and ele, lion of (iirverm-r AI •1, ee.-s, if In- In- ii-.npelenl nml
Here’s one win didn't and is now |Sm.tli as I resident of tlie Culled boite-t. lather than permit the
U sadder hill wiser man. .lust as States We ha'i no idea now lion Came , f AI SlllHli to go before
the organ he -un to play he told |In- wiil 1.^. i,, :u-d. W'c have a sin- dv people us tin- leader ami cxiu-r that he would i-vijut her t i cere hope that he " i l l net In- notn- >-nplrtr of the I lemm radc party.
wasii tile dibliun, ha'tfp'the meal- united and till- i- m-t due ton lack Hie siuiatfuli is ln-1 caning to its [
on time, Hill) «i» forth. She tnm-e.llnf npprttludnti of h|S good quail- final phases. Mi Ad'* » lias started |
him the h<-uqiiet and walked mu jin , or Ins ability,
dm ball io rolling. He should be alone.
1 This r.iunrly cannot uffi-rd to em.our.ignl and supported in the !
— -——>i----------1 "The tin own into such a politic,iL
• mnpaign, evt'ii io,th,‘* extent that J
Dene Tmtncy tuts Sturled light ] franilih-piUi’li as Ins eleptlon would .q |, -.lit mean.hi own nomination.
truining in Miami, any* the Miami, uicvitaldy bring about.' W i only ,
Herald. I’rohahly coiimkIs i -f •» few t> he uvi.weiJIy m fuvot- of a modi- j Yho office flapper snys she has
dips u liny "in the, surf topped off lira I Inn o tlu -\,d stead act hut he only tc propose in one more man
by a game of horseshoe pitching, i as de.ihcrutoly refused tA sane- to Veal her Jus. leap year's record,
with a stroll on Uip boulevard lion a law in the state of New —Dade City Uatiuer.
nftciwards.d-Timcs Union. If he I York that would put liquor on tlm
jumped ropu ire lu*If uu hour, ran blink, if die judicial and govern
Tlic people nf Florida look ujam
five milts, punched the guild hag mental fiTcei. choose lo have il l»r. Hathaway a- die man of the
for thirty minutes and ihin whip brim d. Ilii- rnl'i tie ment o f the hour, as a leadi r who lias arisen
ped thfre two-hun.!red-pound men. prohibition art would he in the nt the ntmnrtpii,. time. They will
that would sii.J Ik- iitihl training minds of t'ae stales nml. a few e’ect him gov.ioor -I.'ulutkn News.
Nuvva,
for him.
illy, states Would he dry vvliile tin*
Mt ]
S e m in o le ]
counsel
SO INSTItl (T IO N S S .V V i: Ali.VI.NST Vl.l
i i i * i vi
1
192.1 Bo;i,|v(cr
192(5 IM.* 'j'k.
That no money herein ap
propriated fop the enforce
ment of the national prohibi
tion act slmll lie used tn pay
anyone who has been convict
ed o f n crime prior to his ap
point ment, nor one who has
been indicted for committing
a felony, nor anyone who has
two
indictments
pending
against him in any state ojfederal
imirls
within
the
United Flutes.
No further c> ninij: t ean he ]
ade. or i s ni-re; - it •
gallon
FOR]
19215"Roatistfr
R ew ard
forty 5
t’
'*!■
192.”i Totip
The place to build your home
De
‘
Repossess
Loch Arbor
for the arrest and conviction of p a rt)
tliirtv-five
F
H A L L litid P E N T L A I 4 H
i
i . t >
i d*,1 }i
f C E K T lJ m D PU Ilt.lD a c c o u n t a n t s
i ,,
IN CO M E T A X C O N SU LTAN TS
i n
.Hif.-IJ
' '
‘ S. 0 . Oft A Y, Uesldent Manager
Sanrord,
Florida
317 First National Ilnnk Building,
H.
*
u- ti y*
^
Gunruntced 0 ##
Fir/tiu.i tmd T.e*
',s’i*rvif« 1
Rciiaud
,
Shop
••01 \Y. 2H
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I
THE SA'ttFO
Young Fi l m Star
Takes Lead In New
Picture Of Bowery
Telephone 14«
stery of
New York’s
-rr
t .---r-.T -— ' •'__' __'____________ :_______
of
WrVJNK KI El.it H
.••..■y-.T.r .arr
much ex
ptchrit East Siihshaa liven bsgugh
in the amen in "Little Mick* .
The regular meeting'of the ScmMrs. W,
Coopee vvn-v the Grogan," H itV- flna starring v,
inolu Chnptcr No, 2 O. E. S. was gracious hostess Monthly after- hide for the child •Jtar*-.Frrtnki'
held ’ Thursday evening at 7.:t0 noqn when she entertained at the Dm nr, which emiies* today to th
o’clock at the Mnsonic Tcntple. first of n series of bridge parties Milano Ihu.ilie.
Routine business-was carried .out at the Haul Eorrc*t_ I-aLe___Ilui
’t he- rrodncttnitp. tir^he.wihloih^.*
■wnrter th^lww^rsl^fVWf^ltf^VtTrthy rtrnwlwy ■rf*rw**H rrw *
.. fs,r•^mturizaHons-r ■
Matron, Mrs. Beatrice Higgins.
! had been placed for
'■u,L'Jhoy life prriOnrtfMn m*eht ytytr*
After nil business hud been beautifully adorned wi
aimer-' Durro is supported by a cast <
transacted,
a most delightful ous^ baskets gnil btjwl*ai Iv I w cT known motion ' picture phr
George Washington was presented. |Spring "flower a.
I ers anti the i . ’ ure was protluc
It was announced that several die- | Scons for the enjoy
a.imes[ly Leo .Meehan* who is recognir•
kept n" ohe nf ,t*t ■ screen’s foreme
tinguishcil visitors wished to attend of progressive bridge,
ns of piM-veyyr oi human interest »t*o.
the meeting. These guests proved op tallies dyne in the
uffnni ■ies.
to be Martha ami George Washing- CMimiat ladies tlrcssed
ton, who were escorted into the j frock* of red, white
blue.
All (he gl-unnr uf the East Sid
chapter room, taken to the East] Wlu'n the games hud
eon- has been r< mluct'd in the*seenand greeted by the members. These * luted, scores were * ■>I
l and cf "Littli; Mhia-y Grognn," a.
characters were impersonated by |the prize for highest
was cording t. -i.iit-. of'th b plctur
dim k, emanatin'' . t,*m Hollywood,
Mrs. Glenn E. Me Kay as Mg it It., won I y Mrs. Alin*
Washington
while Miss Sara while the consolation )
went
Jid'ynu i!.; ion, win- for f*>'
Warren
Easterly
represented o Mrs. E. A. Doiigi
Mr
years iva llalidd Lloyd's icaditi
George Washington, After the hi|o« was given Ihprize lady, h.i - *-»-.f uf the priiicip
troduction of the honor guests, the f t cutting the highest
Each role. . I.assi I . Miearn, sprigt
assembly sang, “ America”. This y.-.est Vus present c.
l< 'ely. Jy child in1
who scored *!■
was followed by an unusually ■•■usage o f’ sweet peatinct snic
in
"I'nclo Tom
Cabin,” an
i .'-Mill Nye, ers>
pretty Flag drill, in* which the
-At tile tea hour, tit.
while newsi-n|ii-r reporter, wh
letters, "O. E. S/* were formed-by n sauries were remove*
was featured in "The Heart
membersa of the East Matrons tables spread with bun.
Maryland.” me nl o supporting
Club. Those taking part were Mis. . rs and refreshment
,loy Hailey, Mrs. (Ideal Crosby. < * fruit salad garni
Mrs, Mary Kent, Mrs. Elizabeth ( lounge
Washington
Scott. Mi.*. Murry Jarvis, M rs., amiw’tehes, individual
Mamie Griffin, Mrs. Eunice Turner |'d with miniature hate
nnd Mrs. Katherine Me Kay.
and salted nuts vv.ie si
Several I’utrio tie selections wore.
Liu* guest list’ inrbt- >
sung liy Mrs. Robert I.. Glenn, who i'” ' 1 Matthews. Mrs. IV
was aecoinpanied by Mrs. Walter -'Ls. Herbert Seales. M
M. Haynes at the piano. A reading, I’lannon, .Mrs. I'.lta M.i
“George
Washington”, in .negro j .Newbold II. Jermi . M
dialect, war given by Miss Dorothy * i,mielly,.Mis. Roliert \
Auspices American legion
'
oxcciitivc board or rioc*n .,t r.lt t ilths will meet with
K . d Garden Club at 10
K 1(l il.,0'1 Forrest I-ake.
ITexeciitht’ hoard of the SunIr.anUo I luh will entertain at
K » t lb o’clock «tt the
C F()r„. t. Lake, honoring the
L iK-m.l of Federated Garden
Lrj rluh. Musical Kxtravagftti[ p.jr. o'clock at the Seminole
ScIiimA.
, .gid. Parent Teachers AsL „ v.tU meet at .’1:30 o’clock
L i ;:i Side Primary School,
tro w-ill Iv.’ a mreting of the
L
(tu. Methodist Church sit
Ulo.k it the Itonte of Mrs. J.
barker "U Myrtle Avenue for
p-^n.-o* ,,f organizing an Or-,j.0 fiu!,. A!) who ore Inter1,,, tii ftnhanage are asked to
FRIDAY
Li‘.alii will have regular
WET T A L K
TOW N!
Last Friday and Saturday I HE
OUTLET put on a special’ sale M
Shoes Jit SLOB a pair unci of Silk
.Presses fur "SO.OS and another one
for SI.00.” This sale was so well
received anti piitronf,/.ed that many
customers hate requested another
one. ’This week.
V ltID A Y A \ I> SATURDAY ftSl.Y
* ■»!
We m e offering
DRESSES
I
O f sim ilar make and design. Nnl lor
SILOS hill tor
m ol hci
\ \ o art* putting out 50 pair oi
YtV:'i*\hrtApVd'i'
! i r a t l T w I ' r thi
Mill be entertain
various tnenilieis. Mr-*. Me Kay
gave a reading, "Modern Wash
at if silver tea to he ington", which was followed' by a
I»r. end Mrs. II. ( i,
i it*.
o’clock at tite few of "Washington’.' Rule ■•f i
Mr. and -Mrs. Jolm |:.
Behavier”
read
I
v
Mr-.
R.
C.l
S. In-itl, by the *nrt
,
|liammond, lnd,. an
it- R. A. Winston.. Maxwell.
Sanford as th> gru--',
Late
in
the
evening
the
memlk
i‘-i
y.M IT;LAY
Howard Lull - at le t
. i v • Hour til lb and their guests repaired to the
Park Avetioi
I hanquel r> i ,«ii where Mrs. Cren-I
»tit- Library.
, in Hotel Forrest stiaw and Mrs. Elliott and other'
f laiiipa spent sev
: members of the entertainment I
la-t v. eek on Inis
Mi i\D \Y
eomniilter had ehuige of the re- 1
: t>> Ins letne- • i
i . : l,| y ill meet at 3:3u freshmen!>. The loom wa's heatuti. I .ii* a House.
IiiiIv decVuatjd with •pumtUies of
t it nl given l*y f'a g ', shit hi-. .■11.i ■tiler 'tigged
Jl
E .Seibert oi t it n .
te-toge V\ a-Itingtoit. The!
.--t ,i
. lock at th table t*i i aligi'd fir the ho»er|
- |ml Church. cm -t . tin newly affiiialed men
invited.
bit - and the wi-ithy ma:>*n and
lit- St. Agnes j wi rihv patron w;is ti-nteivil with
on o’clock a* '.lit •'uot|i of a tree, a In until o
t'ny A tiiiiiean ling Ri-rieshioelit
life eln-rry tr< • . heavtlv 'laden with , l n-d, whit, and Mite je||o (oppi -I
, la11rie• and tieorge Washington*' w Hi uhippel i ream. ■ d.e at|,|
hat,diet. I he ullu l laid*- liiaeetl f«o •"I'eV Wi I e 'tive-l liy the eeniind
.In* 1--* a1 it fit ers wiis graeed with
Che ' ol . huge '.iirthilay cal,, covered \vi,h lt<. **lm were all r.inI iv i- raps ami
upioie. of red, white and blue.
■ leucli held
OF THE
u d i l o m m*
rO D A Y
iX,.'.
) Q
T /■* •*»
u t f 1./VA.
Feb. 2 3
i |t
fonret ihe lime and Lhcplac
Thurscla.v
Eiuitil’ul Costumes
(iood Sinking’
mm
Ksilirr ICd-Inn
'I 'inlay even
'irs, Thelma
i Street. Miss
' ig
president,
* mill ine Imsi-■it. During the
of iii w rumI and et111•r mat
ne
11 .uisat I 1
I v , ,\|l'> AI Ii e
Ml'Ethel Tillit.'.oi! in. Mm.. Maude
11.
Dorothy Smilh
Approviid l>y stylists
A ml . presented for
your inspection.
1 -u *1 \ III II.
I H I t o N E N T E R T A IN S
" is
-.i:
of the Every
cl •’» were most
df rlai'oed Saturday
the Motel I, wi'esl
1 guests ’ of
Mrs.
•'baron
rogressive
■11joyed during th*.*
i""U ' and i,t the eon.
Every *>tn of Ihost* £itie -H
im Ii silks has pasHoil tite cm
rial test uf fashion, anti is offe ie il a i tut e\» cotliiigly inter
usling |*ri» «*. (Ieorgettes, ,Snt
iris. < repe th- i liinea and Ita
tliuiiis at I lie vaid.
Slidu)s one
In clu de'1
■la- stated number • f
• v. i*i e roripured arid
1 •’ of linen lea nap■•*■■« i". Mrs. VT. J. Thig■ la .i rits i f ilahity samlI ' (fee wi-r ( served
e -iines had bee*t played,
v - were .Mrn. A. M. De
M' 1 lurke. Mrs. G. E.
h
VV’. J. Thigpen. Mrs.
M itnier, Mi>. W. Then.
■"cby,
Mrs. Braxton L.
■nd .\|ri*. Sliuron.
Hals with beery
N ew
Tip
,-! IVi
lui'ii
jtlllg
AT THE
Z IO N H O P E
BAP
fe
ineytllar sillmiiel I n l y v e l i i o u
l -' U idiT liri nr - ’ lim n- I lint
up! lim ns erea'id. I'i»LI«*«I * (TiuWilli tn»su veils 1
III |Ilf
-pITIIg t \ t i * V. ‘
f i'hpffialily
I un is t "
Us
I I’niTiS r
prints . . . . . innl litis s p r in g tin
T IS T C H U R C H
Smart
f•t
»
Trimmings
Embroidery
Sports / fats
I
A truly : tiai'kulilf f flection of hnlliaid hals foi sm ing. I’l.silivvl\ new
aiuf frefc)i and offervtl for the first time tomorrow! Thei will Ire extra
salespeople in our millinery strltui !*■ ' i v, von..
iiitui" lovely itiiiii et f t ■ .M otif
ilf'ig llr t !
IT o W fii'd d e s ig n s !
iiiis it f v 11i I fnrt.'
lit VI' g ftilg ftt*
lo - t i 'ius i i fpt
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THE SANFORD nERALP, WEDNESp&y. FFOnUARY 22
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cn h r/A
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u t
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wherever you find them. Vou know them.
And you can buy. then with confidence1
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sure of honest value *for your money. 'For
have stood the test or public ^scrutiny,
they have been, advertised and found wor
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were sound anc
good. And •! errors did creep in, he would
ho quick to correct them, for to hold busi
ness ne must uphold the confidence adver
tising nas created mriont millions of peoole
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/Advertising bring- protection to the consumoi It r?.”actecs tione > value. It sends
quality up. • ho manufacturer who adver
tises hi nies Up such a vo*nine of sales that
he gives far more in doth quality and quan
tity than (he non~adv 'rtiser can possibly do.
S ock out your friends— the advertised
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products. Favor the dealer v/ho handies them.
Look for them on the shelves. W atch for
them in the show windows. They are the
hall marks of a good business house. T hey
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SYNTHETIC TOBACCO LIKED
Opportunities To Readers Of Herald Ads.
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10-A Poultry nnd E rrs
U «j»w
lAIXRAIISS
F U E S U efcgs, linby chicks, and
Hatching, .cgg?.-^ Ctxklebcrry
Farm, Lake Mary.
Grrrtiany, the country of «ubftitutes, now has synthetic tobneci'. ( lieinisls there have perfected
a method by which thin sheets of
prepared paper are impregnated
with chcmiv.illy made nicotine. It
is dyi d and perfumed to resemble
the real weedi and then-made-into
c ig a r T h e "chriirintpsmnkes" are
said t.> hum evenly, ami nro be
coming popular in Berlin.
Radio
Programs
Modem Clothes Are Not
j Injuring Women’s Heqlth,
Aver Paris Dressmakers
Cdtampiiui Sparkot's; Vnugh
lie * Leath—WA7V—WIUL-JiDKA
W i.W \YJR KYW.
0— Kolsler heur;
orchestra
and vocal—WOR W t'AU W E
AN WMAK W.lAS WA1U WG.
HP WNAC
WFBI. WCAO
WADC WKRC.
1* Ipnna Trenhadonrs; Anrty
Sam llu—WRAP
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WGY WOR WCAE WTA'.M
1VW.I WSA1 W 1.1It WI1 AS
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l»:3ll—Gnndtieh hour, orches
tra ai d quartet, W EA F WEE1
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WL1T WRt WGY WGR WC
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W1IAS WSM WSB WltT.
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Cidtinittiu
Plumograph
tiuui musical program, WOU
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W NAC WMAK WADC WGHP
W EAN WCAO W A lll.
l(i:3tt --National Grand Opera.
“R i g n l c t l W EAF
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Wt SH W I IT WUC WCAE
WTAM WSAI W1IAS WSM
WSB WTAG WGR.
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ern Tdnth-.’s aren't
kftlimr > ff
c.*b to A d « » «
the women, tu carding t'i the 1K 1bf received
10-15 Planus and Flowers
ntakers on tin* rue Ye 'n Unix S'1"
____ tskirls have not sn much to d> tvi’.
L,4»nd,ifoli*ctor ,ent
JACKSONVILLE -Extension cf
f;<5c:COW.
Feb, 21 (IN S )—
"neggumveed Seed”. Place your)
the c his and Cuil'v dr- es bav
Kfor P.vment
Bay Shore Boulevard on norih'
The'di inti-nd and i"arl-s'udd"d
___10c a line
order before the supply of good
not
increased
the
d'itC’r
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ride i f S.. Johns River front Pilot
___ 8c • line
seed is exhausted. Write for spec
pulmonary disease; since P.M5, i g'ld wnte'i of Czar Alexander HI,
Town to Fort George islrml plan
...... 7e a line
ial prices. W m .. 0. Ranncy, Box
American doctor-' have recently i!c f rth ,r of the m ur'd ‘d Ctnr Nikned.
on
request.
d is II, has been stolen from a
2i<7,
Monticello,
Florida.
dared.
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State c itnmissiott shop when many
‘‘The figures nindue’tl Re ' ’•»
(or
are
Led rotes
(Lt'gnl '.titters)
SEED Potatoes Red Filiss Maine
\meriean t’oetor, prove nothing, , •neeious jewels of t^e former. til*
insertions,
(selected) lf»0‘ lt>. sacks, $G.O0
says the
head of the
(ashlar I 'duty were on sale. The watch was
of average lenetn
I N T U I I ' l l t i T I T c o l |i t i ' P S I ! M *
Spaulding Rose No. 1 (Certified)
t \ - H i: i i « i v r v . i-*i .«>itii>.\.
houses, '‘because plu r; skirts w r< valued at $10,000 for ivs go'd and
H I . A V i \ | i| ; \ iN \ . ; i : H I S T I t l i ' T . A
e w e l s a lo iii i. It wn« carried by
150 U>. sacks $0.01) Cash with all
already having great ou ves a; t'li
charge' of 30c for
l%*t |<‘lIill lull,
*
orders. United Produce Co. 1355
'ini?. lft.\liurie:iii w
are mor' Mexander when asanssinafed iti
Vk,
T i l l > i ' \ l , %»K I*. 11( 11» \ \'.\ li.*l
Beaver St. West, Jacksonville,
E iin g is restricted
sitserptihle to ub"t'"t’oiis niv t.eningrnd 35 years ago liv two
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Llspificatioti,
’h'n lu fo r' this periial. they must ‘tombs hurled at hr; carriage. A
T "l;\ | n
I lilt
T i n : T W i:\ T A
T I M : i» .11 M i l l \l. ( *11Jt *1 ■I T •»!*
tor i* nmde The Sare I; other rvason than.this - very dent on the outer taking m i r k s the
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f| will l»e responsible
lik.'lv those ef the
, a’ erJer •pot where ore of the pieces of
FOR SA LE — Citrus nursery slock
* * IT A 'I Ii »S
.. inrorn-ct insertion,
T O : r 1 1 1 ; i \ \ r v\
a m * o it i“ Be.tides,'* he c ntinu s, “womc; shrapnel hit the timepiece,
on Rough Lemon Root. Quniiiy
s
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S1. A V I a i » i t v i N \ « i i :
|i<cr for subsequent
Thieves gained entrance to the
can wet.r light frock' hut warm tin
and varieties guaranteed Get my
\ i s r i t i r T **r s c m i n o u : o o r s iThe office should bo
T\
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'etrl thing and warm coats am! -Imp l»y sawing the liars of a rear
prices before you buy. F. Burnett.
Lmediatcly In case of
W 111. 1! I* A S lit. S L A V I A I »11A 1N* They took nothing of
furs when she goes ou: in; i t!u window.
W’avorly, Florida.
A O I: I ' i S T I t l i T. n
I *rahi;i u.*
hi-torie'il value exeept th e'watch.
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St-mint.li
|M»rai i
* mini %.
KI«•r i•1.1 km* rit* *i it* r. Iltl.»n In
FLORIDA
GROWN
non-blight,
“ And as f r s’*nrf sk i
ri Police incline t" the belief that the
VDVF.RTISERP
' t in lifti>i mint tis .1ii! hot ithU
liherv was engineered by those
good eating Pear: Stuart Pe
must lie i, liar'-head'd PurL.in eit
‘ IP hol|t|«>(| ill I■I l y t•
Dift
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representative
Inim*
'l to
t h*
ii in ii ti li t
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cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums);
ihu'd t ; intngine that an inch
f-.». she did not like to *ce Cxarist
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familiar with rates
Prunes, $4.00 to JH.Oi) per dozen,
•■ff near t ' l e kllCe weidil o f f e r ; tile 'os; -.ii.H-, pt-s into C',. hands of
IMl|.t \ ; d ml iti .1. i * i ttitii.
i lit
classification will
': ,i 11 t■I M'f. it111U+ ItVllI O.
If Oil1'
I anyb uly having the p r i c e .
fair wearer’s- kings.
delivered. \Vl.ie us. Reeve Nurs
empic'f information,
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*oiftii .-1 j•iii t h f lit m**i WEDNFSDAY. FEBRUARY 22.
ery,
Cottnge
Hill,
Fla.
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lie!
TRIAL NEVUS END
trdiirg your want «d
in •*.. «» '* id u ■n now »'ii l Hu hi O »■ 3:311, Music School Settlementt W i l l ' l l in the M r ' r e s . I. o
12 W A N T E D
r u n r n iiN T i ji ik ik
a ; tin
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— re TWO T o FOUR CROPS A YEAR
MIAMI, Eli.. Ecb. 21 (IN S i
f i t * l i i o n p i ; p e n ' o f the s»< ml Knt
S' in : m *L • n m \ , |-*h.t‘ hLt
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Truck farm lands of proven fu r 1 15*t?lout lull . »i Uii* ti( lie u €i( l?m
FORDSON Tractor in good order.
N« »VN
*i11 i; i :i . i k I lid- iio hour; •>. Waldmi \storiu orches p i l e m i d \ on w i I find iiicii ti ouie. * Tc.s.imnny of the state w is e\* u ii i j t y JtiilK o o f S f i i i i i . r u - C o u n t y,
kcements
Must bo reaspnnhle. Address I*. quality in Central-Eastern Florida l in ri ii a. Hultjpui in t h f >v111 o f t h e ti<t||l\ ' " t h* T:t \jt.i * * t - ,t ini c i l l tra; 7. synagogue services; 7:.'!'t. i e x a g g . r a t e d i t v h
'» nml e Ttainly I retell to lie completed today in
i•! Sl.t\ hi Ih .i iid
Mist
Votfi**
-f
He tutn ole ItfllH ♦ '
are available at •"remarkably low P i M i o u m t l c
n\ .in>;
O. Box 1107.
the trial of Phi’lip E. Shaw. IL t
irlui . i • mifioh I'nimi \ rio. t.1 i
u iit y , Iri tin* h f i i m r i i i i i c I ' r l m a r ;
prices and easy terms. Delightful
«H!
ItARrt AIN
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Grand
hour;
10:30.
National
t
tales
coast guardsmen, elmpged
k W lf
t, I i k m w v e r v l i t t l e a b o u t d r e s s
lished markets nearby. Presen I
Opera; )|;3«. dance music.
with the murder of 1). VV. Shaun on,
nm m
nil.i.m Ton
" m k t i i v - * e s p e i i a l t y A m e r i c a n ones .*
t w i s h in iin iii iu u ee ih u t 1 a m a
settlers demonstrating profit, op.
nlleged rum runner.
151.3, W.l/, New VUlk. litill: I RIO,
IlN'i; Dmg*s l’uie Pork 1f»— Apurtmout For Kent
i i m l l i l . i l " |'ur i e - e l e e l lo.t
it,
(h r
E ttd ea voi in g
to • c orn er
tint
portunities.
Mind
sold
with
defin-j.............
'g,,* a-„i
Hotel A >t u orchestra; I, vri'hs's- “ S u i e j i ' s M a r k e t " h a s I. ,j ;,i .l ie
o f H s m ln pit! i tdr.ictto Ave.
GUI Palmetto Ave. Very attract ite recommendations ns to adapt-|ui_o ciiuhi), siddi'ct i i i lie a c t i o n
soil III > ttn; 5. studio proxram; ti. I he 7- a m si i f E m i l e m id l l i a r r e ( ' m i d rs
l o II.
t •••m oe ru lir
mill olio? I l*s; «* : a, .1ed(lii Highlanders;
ive furnished two room apart abilities, and host methods.of prof I oP fr i m( tai er y V» l«i t ehe
lie h l in J une.
eft a f e r e s p e c t i v e l y )!• a n d 21.
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lit»li‘! ■
a p p r e i tateit.
ment. Privote.hath. Hoi water nnd itable* cultivation. Ask about spec • Y n u f s u p p o r t w i l l
labile*
.llnl . »il* i i iu urt i l l . die - t l . i ; 8, ( l l l l lt lp io o
.*■ 'tee sixty years ago the Imys,
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livrht free.
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I!u vituiih ' '"in i "i II j* ; *,*, Vitr iol;, h o u r ;
Jie I ad Iravi'led imiell hi the
r u n t i \ a s h i :s « u u
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“The New
Florida.''
Durham
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111 I Radio b i auks; ||, ttji ill and had hr night hack with
i'll' mf i aiiuait
r* mil ( ;raham truck t. TWO bungalow apartments. Ni
t l i e i i ' h ) m i no n i n e lo *!«*• p e o p l e
!y
furnished
and
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For your convenience we have
Tropical Mind Carp, Agricultural o f S, oil null- I' n in it v H im .1 a m , a
j ’th Id met, Phone J.
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■ated. Phone lift.
tnir isernnd Street Retail
Bureau, Gieeu Cove Springs, Flor I’n iiilH tate f o r l u x i s s e s s n r ( u l i j e e i
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122.3, * Will
Tl'.llg ;i wl.ite powder. It Was Store k own a s the Burgess M i l k
In ( h e I ' e e i r l o n o f ( l i e v o t e ' s * In
ml, S» iiti nni*
Ct/iVAN CO,1 Auto Apartment and I s'it r o o m . 3(1(1 W. ida.
S i n l i e a u i s ; 3:1
lioHuIamJ
( h e | m i n i . " n i l i e I ’ r l m n r y t o lie lielit
with this (lowder that lie coniutillcd Products Co-— to 315 East 1st| In Ju n e o f " ( i d s v r n r
I li.ive l lv u I
slu'd meta' works.
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tin; 8, P.'2S' Imselutll, ore
5th St. Phone 358-W.
stlieide. Death Was illslaiiteoll* and (Birdsong’s Old lee Cream Stand).
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.'.I1 hi: slitferiiig.
f o r IH y e a r s
I h av e serveit as
From this new retail store you
burnished three
room garage ACREAGE AT $125 per acre.
"iin lv io m m .-si.n u i
on
alnl o f f
t n i ; 8 :3 0 . S. ,*.■ S. P l n y e i ' ;
Tile aunt. Mad ime Pierre, was •an get any Seminole Creamery
(pc.lt lil.'iCK CO.
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apartment with garag«\ 111 W. Tract of nearly 3.5 acres, located
I M e l * t i n , i i : 1 0.
( o lo m h ia
n yiais old a the tune Tho box Co.'s Pivdu ts: /vw.'et Milk, Sweet
m e n i l - i n n s l o - l , amt e l t n i ’ f r i l l t
jM.urnol a A
•in;, P a l m e t t o .
between two Orlando roads with .uni
'•'h
St.
Apply
g i a p l l f o u l ; I I 07. | t y e l> '
( n i iiilmr I (U o p u s e I-. I,-I e v e r y
' a • let; nm mg the effects, still , (’ ream, Butter Milk, Butter, ami
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Phone 517.
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sMiaimng
l.irgi q u a n t i t y " i tin 1 , i ompletc a line of our delicious
1 , 111 " o f t a w s liv v i e w i n g I lie p r o
picked up today by someone who ,pel
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I v pet soiiii II v
\"iir
support
total p w
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'Till weeks ago, , Princess lee Cream.
Furnished
three
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garage knows values at a great saefilice W ill lie II ( <IkI . el Jl 1• V,
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Hot
and
Very di suable locution lor poultry J
(a Ave.
I'll 1 137.
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I I t oil 1Wo lid ■stoic will remain the same 7(lti.
cold water free.
Apply <105 farm. Some high ! and ami some
• (II .Ml 1It. Kill .1
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ll .il. w e t e i i e l r i n g t tie e n d o f We ask ti.nl yon call this phone
it u s t ia - . ta lk;
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Palmetto
Ave.
Phone
517.
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W • l in'd pet f e e ' Iv. as before regarding Milk Route
II
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1 her * i>% ,i iin Hthi'i* i it > c u m l i r i a f y
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t t ' . T n c t i v e fcrr .'.r tie r i 2 r o o m ntent are great. If you are look- r.n U i i * J.-:3 i \r. t u i t% Hl.ltjrt t t<» t h e
jt) I 111I l 2 » : , VV B A I . I h i l t i i u o i e, Ill.Vi U - d
d eil in . .in d y a n d w ith- ' Delivery and your wants will have
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lit 'll* |<l *111 ii y to lit! t*ulrt
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(ogelllei ot these
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Furnished four I mini a p a r t m e n t
building lots for well located
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thi' two y nmit hoy VIen were nml place y;i<ui old i a day or
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mu verv hist work
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•ill will go! private hath. Price very reasoiiHUH" > • ♦ in I ho p* 4»|H*
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i<» |.mi .(ion, i i*it*t*. in •!(ira^ros. etc., >1 Him. >t ,i XKU WV1.I, PA IN T 7(>. Call at 31S Palmetto Ave.
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v(;ry reasonable. Phone 8311-W.
I l' uiiiruc; K, Rruiiiijloi, hand; 8:30, chef when he iv;n etdehra:ig lit;
l l i r t iriiiMi t ih* pHnfiii'v Hi In* 'n III
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eight y third Im ;: iy.
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5 room house furnished.
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conking undei Ilie Seeoild b.mp.ie
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Igtige corner lot facing cost.
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princes ami millionaires, as well a,1ii *I
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Sanford Heights. $25
In 1803 he imented his fnnm i>
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H <’ nviin. Oak monthly. Plume I 18.
17.531. WSB A lania , 030, 7, “ Peehe Melba'' ill holier "f ■*"
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ilui t mu; !'. 11 an i Ti'iiuhudnurs;
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room house. 71 TiV. First each mi terms of fit'.(Ill cash and uj Hi- in li e.l" ......... tv . l l n r l i t a . s o li sing.
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$111.00 monthly. Allure-*, Post Of. ej et entt f cl o V ioto
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opera.
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low, unfurnished. $25.00 per Palmetto Avenue bit, facing east, i»:s.
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tie 832.
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month. Located at 2121 Palmetto
0:30, organ.
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«oon uinght the English’ lo eat
with 75 feel frontage, ran be
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*f Sign of al| kinds. Avenue. Get the key at The Her bought for $1,0011. Address owner,
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in* ili«*rr •»li»m lii Iif
jin- r * iir r r iM h
time he Iore they nte "Nymphcs a I ii «l I k HT**
Box 21 care The Sanford Herald. o f H lie c t ff ii im I w i l l a m i r e e l r . l e * ' i e miii
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17— Ilusl tes*t Flares For Rent 2fi— Miocellurcoiks For Salt*
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their French cousins.
Set vii e of all kinds.
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theatre prifft'um; N. dinnei con t'cior VVilln lni ordered hini to or %rr» rr u in rk n i» V«• rrniiMn* *•u« Irn* t n lIihi if
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location.
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1 - I n e t N o . 2, s n p je v l l o
nr Offices. Vary attractive. Phon.*
f o r til e i . f f l r e o f O la rh o f NIC C i r .
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10:30, National wete t" he given for the inaugur >liMilitr«ll|, ( Iir I it iai ti »*r*l In I n l r r n n l
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BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge
, . M i e v o l r i s al It'S M e m j c r u i l c p r l
Giuml
Opera;
11:30,
Ameiicno al im of the largest ship on the In rt'M i M r r r t l |i|*i «|i*|n|i«* mill til#
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deck cruiser, thirty inch d r a f t , m a r y ,,n JuiP* f . II'ZS
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Hamburg Itne Kscofficr accepted nnrttra, at* It h M il i*ritillr«l u r B H iJ
fjilly' equipped, sleeps six. Price
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reasoniible. P. O. Box 1*38.
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!• musicul dance: thealie sieinel nml . Ins orders he French- vt Im it ii it I *<• (•• l m i l i l l k r m f , hut
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1 li«rehy Mimounro my can«1l'1u**y
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Ih*n tu Hir tifflr* uf nhcrmen. mnl thai the china and glass rnlMiix. ■
nlv siil.Jei l lo Mu' an Ion of (2 h.s )
iff «>r hpbiiroU' bounty nuhjfii to
living room, dining room; kitchen,
I'eiiMiiola.
1200:
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truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Bont *ltd jiclhiTi «*r t ha volcm In Ui««
wou he bieiieh as well.
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f a r h U ir t i i l m r w L Mini
llirge front screened porch, beau
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«, bridge lesson; 8:30, Naval Air
almost new.
Make me an offer. IVmnciallu primury If* lie held n*JU
T ie Kaiser granted this conges- II U %%HI u u r t l i II. I*ul M i r milk #
V e r y r e s i w . e " * ri ■
June,
I whl appreciate your
|irui*Hrr n l t liiiriHms n u ll ,92 l «
AND MORT- tiful gum woodwork inside. Flow .1. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel,
r: i: k ua iiv Station hand; 10:30, Square Dunce kmi nn I at the end of the banquet
ju u ri,
support,
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I liiiar u t i *1 i ' t k r «• » r r l r * «if
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shrubbery,
will
sell
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0il, \NY. 112 Second
b'fi.lic; 11, organ.
fc. t l A N r t
invite I tie chef la his table fur a in Ml I %. XX r 11li *« 11* I* I I h I a
run*
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extremely low price. If you nre Plenty‘of WOOD & COAL al Du2.U.I. WKVA Hiclnnord, 1180;
'I1•*ill*ll*»ii m ill* i*f*i|irr t llr l niiil Mlhrt
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>lull In anmmnre Mini 1 am •' 7. Area Temple concert; 8:30,
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, property. Abo will you to see t^lilix plnee. Only* n small press. IMioPa 380-M.
i(ilair for re-eleellon in th< o' I iidee lesson; l», Rlarkston^ Mili
for Mu- i.f'lee *.f flierlff of Semin
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F"Mrnv"
nte l'mini; nil.Jeel |i» ttif v/lll ,if
•eeurity.*
amount of money required.- Adl*»*r
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T I1 E W E A T 1 1 E K
YOUU NEW SPAPER
I’nrtly cloudy tonight; Wedn
day increasing cloudineaa probal
followed by rain and w nrtner in ]
tretnc north portion.*
shed in Florida’* TleaH.
World's Greatest Vegetable
in. Its Richest Garden Land I
Leased Wire International News Service
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S A M O R I) FLO R ID A. TU E S D A Y FEB R U A R Y 21. 1»J2K
M e m b e r A u d it llu r c a u O f .C irc u la tio n s.
IRLANDO FIRM W o m a n G a te C ra sh e r G ets DUTTON PLANT SENATE TO FIX “F liv v e r P la n e ” L e a v e s On
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CHICAGO. Kill. 2 I.— (IN S )— i hi g hrowii e.ve« opened wide wlun
"Ono-F.ycd" Connolly gut into she saw Colonel l.iinll. igli,
Limly roap to Ids fed. glanced
tin* coronation of Iving^ George
askuiax- at his buddies who hi turn
wit limn an invitation and lit* w it
gin need askance at Mm tha. ••<}»> *'
nessed every heavy weight fight tjhe finally |uoke tin
si!* nee.
and ‘Kentucky Derby* by "crash "You're really better looking thim
ing the gate." but •‘M artha" !ins your pictures."
gnhe Connelly one better.
A slow
blush mantled the
M artha erashen* the gate at tie bronze features of ihe Klvittg
moat exclusive dinner held •a Colonel. "Thank you." he m ur
Cllicngo in the last ten years. Mar. mured finally. *
"
tha got into the dinner, limited ah
rhoit Pilot Mob I'.Neretl poke
Yolutely to pilots, given to "Slim" up. "How'd you get in here?
I.ludhCrgli liy his airm ail pilot Iteaily, you know you musii't.
buddies jit .their “ barracks" liet<* It is’nt living done-er.
last night. •
‘ Jiure. you're ’ giviie. me the
Who M iutliu is or w a s'n o one gate. L didn't expert |.. he in
rooms to \ now. .As Limly and hi* vited hi hut I just made up any
buddies were eating sandwiches mind I was going i t e I.indy or
hast.. Now I ve f e n i iIII | gutsif
ht first t nnu in inany i
I'll be ram bling on. Anyway, qty
, Sanford municipal
name js Mar(hn.
f i . . ,| niglu,"
have- brought a price
I By Wright, Warlow
Stv Ilia d s Well ••
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►rite lliffbest Local
BondsHaveBrought
Jj 1.Piist.XJv0 Years
nr dollar for dnllnV:
tv Commission meet■11, cin! session Monday
mi negotiated the sale
,I .linn in refinancing
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.. ^ia| the .«ecurilies brought
Ian va'iu plus in ei ucil in
t in the date uf theil' d e l i 'Tha '• •tid- " ill bear lilt* resi
1
•! r\ per cent,
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111 ice Sllllf i"l
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tuninmiidi'ii in
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five pi*T I'l'l't
|,il ,UI I ill U Ilia'll Mild II
II,
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1 1 t••1 !• • t (tlier block
.id I..,| 1.1 ■ .'1 lieftt dispo.-eil
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the pa •I I W..
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. • 1 lii-iii bringing- be,i ;■* , | • uliile Mime ul
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ui-giitiati'd (u*
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rangement FurnlshesBettcr
Product AnilDcmandsBijtuer
Price Than OrdinnryCelerv
O f .Muscle S h o a ls E h t e r s
F in a l' S ta g e T o d a y \YhonSp-Io n s C o n s id e r N o r r i s P la n
Interesting Process Nebraskan Assured
Followpd In Planl Of Decisive Victory
Celery Mashed AndWrapped.
Pre-t’o«led By Water, Then
Pul In Refrigerating Cars
Few penp' .V utside th c 'u g rlc i].
tin:il indt , v. .ire fam iliar with
the 4(1 ugn
hat hits been made- i
l»r». *•, 1 ■■tv fur m arket, but a
visit t" fli 1 ic-c 1,ding plant uf tlu
F. F. Dutton mill Company will c* nvince anyone that much baa b e n
ncc'ntpli ii>'d ■' bringing about lti
proved n id i . in this line.
Manv uf . 1 iiiiproyuiuenta ;
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$loii.i»tjit.uon Mu to
'' •. piujecl entered it it * filial
- 1 ge toil.iv when tl *• Senate began
•••. n.-ideratiun of Hit* Norris Plan
fur g«weminent operation uf the
pi 'p.'iii a.- u power )iivjcct. ,
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, .'implicit* the remains <*f tin* late
I 1Kail <if Oxim d und Asipnlli ille ri i|#CH H. A squith) were buried bmc
| 1today following a brief service in
. • the i’arish C’hurrh.
Mai Session O f Legion Baby Clinic
lo Be Held By D octors T his A fternoon
Miss •*
-I*-rin „f ti,,. frt(*. liuhy tile eXMliliimtions
• *bith the doctor^ of Sutl- Graves, County Nurse, Mr- •'
»r* rotiduetitig for the imbics ley W alker mui Mrs. Joe kbit
f 8rmit;o|,,*• « bunty it* the ’ first den iinsisted tlu* physicians in
r f in thi
lii<- h o h y - benttry -sHtw cx'ainm. utiona.
Tlie second
Ptoh will |
^___ _ ^ _ ^ ____ last clinic will Ire held ihi» “ Iter
r nurij"i Friday afternoon, will niM>ii at the Legion Hui
Blue ribbons and health **rti
PH today. The American lx>™ni ,.i„j Bugle -Uorpa which ficatcs will la* awarded each bub)
this event convert- scoring UQ pC|- Telit o r over at tin
l.oving cups will l«
Irm '•'ri'in hut into a modem clinicK.
Ll- •°d ■i it Bid youngsters uw an’ed tile most Jrenutiful
1o '
the phyak'lana anil girl babies a t the treauly show
L j ririt *Uni*- yesterday af- F rblfly liflVniooii mxl tho.
p rin 'tu p * Will Ire awarded <>n tin
i"mp.
,,f duciom It. combined totals of health a**1
• J; ,N, Toler. A. \V. beauty points .plus frlenilahif
'• Kefman, C. I’ Vincent
Vith the clmn 'of the baby show
i heniai/phyaiciunr, und
l' 11«»b/ A. W. tqq.s nnd n« r u t baud lire Voting in the
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• MORRISTOWN. N. J., Feb.
21— (IN S )— An unidentified
woman, who was found in
the woods near here last_
night with her clothing en-
\\ XSHINliTON. Feb. 21 tlN S )
\ m sber invei«tigatioli wan pro-;
I.onti Campbell, of BernanlavUlc, -r,
jei led today ill the Senate whoso |
calendar alreudy is heavily burtl- N. J.. saw tha “human torch” W i9»
eneil with a variety of inquiries. heard the woman’s scream s w hiteCi
driving along the state highway. *i
Senator Ilrookhnrt (K) uf Iowa Ho covered the woman’s body with *j
nmiutineed lie would demand a snow and ilrove to Bemardsvllb*, .,
sweeping investigation into the • where
he
notified
policem an'^
nllegryl "itu'Cie tru st" when hear-1 Charles C’anaught. When the P»lr J:
mg> ate belli, before a comniitTW I retum erl, the woman’s clothing ■
on In* bill In prevent block book , was again burning.
log. F tub-r this arrangem ent ex
Campbell again extinguished th a y]
hibit,>ri. imi.-t book for an entire jI flames und the woman waa rush
oytpm of a particului corporation,! ed to the hospital, but physician*
or get ini pii tines at ull. A com -1were unable to siive her life. ->t
Faiiion toll will- introduced in the Police questioned Campbell as to
Hudson (Kt of why he did not take the woman to ,
I , .1'. e,l in 1I louse Ii
, with the | Michigan
the hospital when he first saw her, !
n v i nt ii
"The noil mu picture industry is instead >of waiting until he had ..'
,|i'i, miii >. run by ii gigantic titoncqioly," said summoned aid.
I,,, 1. vc.-'y:'- Bi'mkliatt. "TUe siuuller ilidepcnIt is believed the woman n u r a j
.... t ,
d ints IiVe'betjig forced to the wall h f w lived in Iluffula, N- Y. Sh4 J
it ipi o>e the ' e.nli *-s t! rfy accept thk ltlddinf?S of worn a sealskin coat which b o ro 's
.luring the I the tiu st. Congress should take the Inbcl "I.ouis, Furrtor. lUiffalo.-X*
, i, din.
o steps nt once to htenk the mono- N Y." She was well dressed. Hce •'
1 iiii'lMe1' |-. Iv th n n i-h the pns'iigi of rein- hat bore the label "Bedell’s, r
■I i In 11\ • iduil legislation."
Paris.”
urtiiiu an I
Hudson is opposed to such un
The victim was about forty.*^
i'iM|'jinbiti< luquiiy
pliinneil by Urookhart. years tdd, with gray hair. Sit t JJ
"I d,, nut favor Congress setting wore gold glasses, and on h er lof. J
..ii
uei ■ it ui' if up u, ii i|U4si.gruml jury or arm was a gold w rist watch. T h ti * V
!e.< ri
Wit. ,i ipiasl• illilii'tul body," lie said. wero no ilcfinite clues ns to hOt;
i It, i >• was " \\ i i,' bad euoiigli sileli investigu- identity or to n possible nssailniUt
i ,i • n .u ,.' imos and • bouhl now turn nui* ef
Marks on the ground around tb •
• I'.elm. un I foil,, to constructive Icgirdatbm. I spot were taken by police to ittd*
Dronkburt evpluiued that the rate either th at the woman had j j
' '*" N ' ,’" ‘l pieture iiuionlly wus a prO(H*r sub- been drnggr.tLalong thu ground foe, *
ji-.'t fni Congressional inquiry “l*e- some distance, or that u Struggle
l"e,,t' I ialM|, ,,
u potent, foree in influ
hod taken (dare •
id em in
j nidi, opinion,’’
l ’olireman f^ivannugh said he
i believed the woman had been j
larjp'st ill I be New hen
attuckcd then thrown from an ■
nutemohlle. "A bruise on h er head .
nnd shoulder indicated she WUs
A l m a ( ia llin T r ia l
\ c a r s ( O m p le lio n
O f I ts F in a l P le a s
.t
,l-\< KM*NYII.LK, Fla.. I-•
|< l L i
| IN'S I I be eleventh r
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conference of the iiatiuim
" iia,.n*M
Chrihlinii
Tenm mi'C
'• 21
I'niHii * pen oil here today : <h •
Fliln-d p.irp ,*e <*f having “ und
ted
irietid- <»f prohibition cl*- I >*»
• nice from this auction," ni t for
a s u d y of low- cnforcenni'' ;-r«.li’ ie- Florida, (ioorgia and
-uMi
i '.i i i d i m i m n represdnlisl *' t '1**
regional moot.
Mr*. Marvin William**, An.inta,
lircsideiil of the Ucorgia \V 1 T.
U; Miss M im ic Neal.
liul n
vide, president of the Florida
Union; and Mrs. Joseph ' "»tt,
Manning, S. (V, presidunt •<' thu
It. lloge, IJncvdl). Vu„ lul'mnat
South Uarolina Union; Mis :;aru
rccc rding secrotury; und Mrs.
Nellie (!.
llurgor, SprinKf*vUl.
Mo.. ussiMunt aecretarr\ . ''cr<*
lluwvvuiv *t was known, uccotd- guests of honor nt today-- *■"■*•'*•
ing to police, l hat fiilflith h i !
; * lln g r gave ill*.*
. key"
iuuisrii a g?udzc ngalnat ihe e tt- ir,u'Mr
*'*1
tun mugnute fer fl\e year* as » i irt> upon th e opening of ih un*
result of v Iairiness dea!. Friiiids vrntion toJuy, She -was f.d! " d
and relative.- *J Uolonel s p rin g s l.y ,Mrs. Floreiico K. Atki
wiji- nl bis bedside here-. Among Atlanta, who nddrvsscd bet Midithem was bis *ou", (’uptain T.!- m s «iii Hie subject, “1 n'ing
liot t White
Spring*, of- Fort Fuundatiaiis, Law O bscrum *
.
Mills," S.
n«»t***l American are
and author of w ar i.torfe.* t r d
Mrs. Stirlpgs. win**'* name wt*.-*
p’urc.l before ihe in* t Domocratlc
.Uonv.nlicn us n caiilidate fyr
r|u* flTtWen*.
,
,.
Woman With Clothes
■Ablaze Is Found B jl
. Man Who Smothers
Fire *And Seeks H
ein
,.
( Itit-tgo To Launch
Drive To F ree City
O f Bomb T erro rists
V\ |I" I* III' 1 orl the cell I
Tem penuu-e Union
Opens
Mi \eeting
For
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DKTltOtT. Keb. 21 (IN'S) - Ohio, Lexington. Ky., Winfield.
With the therm om eter near zero, Tcnn.. Macon nnd A tlanta. Ga..
Harry Prooks, chief test pilot of Jacksonville, St. Augustine and
lie- fo rd Motor Company, hopped* Daytona Dench, Fla.
.
off today in the Ford “ F liv v er’
In Id* first attem pt several
1 dune in a second effort to make , weeks ago to miikc the flight
a no«ws*op flight to-M iami. F in . Brooks was forced down near
a dijitmuv of 1,12() (idles.
(Asheville, N. (’. Drooks set a
Tire jky was .clear • and there new American distance record- fbv
was Uttle. wind, ft duel Ford, presi- light planes In his first flight hut
dt id -ofmlie Kmd Motor Company,1failed to break the worlds record
and
ft. M artin, general mnn.i- pf N7M mjles held by a Frenchman,
gi
watched the tiny fwo cy'.irThe flivver plane is equipped
der plane -ogr into the air and with a .'Pi-horse power engine, ded s ipi ia r . sJiuthw:ird .
signed by the F o rd -Company. It
. Brooks hope* to establish ii *11.*- is five feet high, 10 feet long and
(mice and endurance rceorjl for weighs 550 pounds. It enn bcln p d light pittites. lie expects to arrive ed safely almost Anywhere. The
in Miami about '.Hilo tonight. plane carried 51 1-2 gnllons of
Brooks course i« over Fairfield, gasoline.
R e sc u e rb S tr i v e T o R e a c h V ic R r o o k h a r t D e c la re s I n d u s t r y
tim s O f llla s l T h a t Im p ris
Is R u n B v G lg a n tic M o n o p o
om ul M in e rs O n e M ile Dis
ly T h a t Is F o r c in g S m a lle r
Hint IV nni S h a f t ’s M outl
C o m p a n ie s I n to B a n k r u p tc y
lk i- i ' p- '.'d '.but these ilil
i n . • , • v. ill he .ulj I’ tpil, noil! i i j t” '
''
»\.hieli a ltc ils llm majto
[i
■‘I* • mn* m ilv legislation, and that
*' I be bill : *bus agreed In will e
'•
•‘I ; , I’r . -I'll uf Coididge T ni' Ilia i ’ v’*'
h ' mil ire wit lilt In day- ui ie . , ,,,•
f*e '|'ia I'resldent Is eX|>eclotl to lip-j 11
| ,i’, *,* i witlniut undue delay so, at*
»o- :i..,t it
may lieeonii
opelativ
at ill": Mui*‘h I
'•* .T ill' hgisbilm n i
iig a itle d
s
"' I In most iiepiii tail! action lookiig
' t-o t , rut .lit r ell.ibiillali,ill, ti»i
\ 11 n un’ ii ! to other en,| •
I- <ieitii.iiiy oi the form er incii
i .t,\ . \ ,ir. | I f • eb i * lias lie* ti
be i-oii■i , ' • ibin i- |o im n n l\ affei
d • -ucli -in i xti ut Ih:tl w
’j h. ii it |•r »*nit - I* i iln* hit. (i.i
■ i h f 'ig li a playing b
tcm wed and u i • , •
. • I Hlliivt him; I i . J i • '
|.i,.|i, i f .
•■ O f m
v( the grgqtgsk vk-
,\ ,g u tte r oi a Inllmn did'n'
,,f n t.-h enpiial to lu r.lu i tlie
,eiiiiutnii
tx-lial'tliiatimi *.: l.ernmny. A ustria ami Hum raiv wiil
ninth available bv 1 11,
alien
( ii peily legislation • •.v» apio, mh
nig its til n%I stages
(
|,,|j r„, , |1(. M.t i|,'n,eiil to'
w«i e ’uiiii' and • !>•• teiu iti , f t'..
, p|, KU'|', I privnli
prop* i \ nt
i',
, it:, 11, ii,:, !. ,\,oii t
.vlhii.OnO.unii
TV T
L in k in g D e tr o itA n d M ia m i
ing tii- name and mic uf the lending
celery m arketing experia of t
I ’utecl Stan
It u iu .Mr. Dutt
w in lie irjlied. i quipped and till'
a:.'id ill • t..--t
tim e vial pre-em.l
ii.ir id.ml 111 rinridn, non nftnr • •
adv4i’''ag i •
pre-renling wore a
certain,*!.
At llic It’igc plant in Sipes An
tine. ;Pe Dutton < ■mpauy nut ui
I 'l i -1 mil. eeb ix but ii w .1idles t>
pti din t ami wrap.- it with pur
mi in- paper, t • aid in proservt
t- nut unit '.ati I lie demand t i
1 idi'i'v iliu-i |iri'|iatcd cxcecrln i
idite.i'. -ml| ■u 1 and then* arc nlwuv
• *ili r . 1 ’ tin waiting lint. Mark
.at ie. r, tbu rn.nitrj m e supplied li
. I till a! Ilium , I-veil |iuintK ill I ’ll'
. I r \ p | • ing 11 p leteri’IICC fur til
•a 1 n l iii.j | 1•*euu’a 11 pieduct
fi niinitlee to mala en nflicial in |
s( i ei inn of Flondn • titnp* an I
di* ir uj'i'i •iieiitne
isit is liuilc i
" " tl/f i g r.a i ileiiT
of interest it*
.'m i,o d W i.n lim n circles. I lie*
v 1 limit lu ii i i on In* ksiin\ill**
••I'll, lb,
will be ontei lailU'd
V, I'li.esday niglu
b>.lie t b u e ,
"
11 *but iily .
4
.\Vl|"l,gll tilt- MU' tillg , n I hill ••
la. i -b* w i.l In de\ul*'d in
F
and i|n r it.- ferltli.i
where ill I lie Unit*
Mill'll pi. If, would '
ever at Mu ele t
Cole Blease Leads
F ight In Senate On
P ost of free Trouble
< IIICACO, Feb. 21 ilN.M —
I i,,' d riie to rid Chicago of bomb
terrorist*
was
pushed
with
j non wed vigor today following an
Tomorrow will to* n holiday for
I id link Inst night »ti the home of the school children of Seminole
I..'i\vicin •* i ’uncM,
M*» iT'tiiry to County, uccortling to an announcen: . ! . ‘ Alt<»riif> Udlifrl K From*.
inent todny by T. W. Iuiwton,
I 'it i
\vlii> Ir* a hi ut ll«*l *lh-lUW
, hupcrinlcndcnt of |>ubllc instruct*.
"t tile state's attorney, is the ' Ion. The holiday is for the purport*
I, uili polltunl figure lo become .< 1of affording toucher* and pupils an
im gi't foi bombers wtiltin Ihi* |iast opportunity V< attend tho C entral
moalb Othei
officials
whoait
Florida. K*pos it ion a t Orlando, and
(lollies were Ixiinbed are i tty
hundreds
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orrir.iarc expected to visit tha
full.
hr. William il Iteol ami muntoi- (
In connection with the liolida)*,
pal Judge John A. Sarliaro, all
Superintendent
luiwton said:
”
1.u lively nlenttfieii with the poli“The school hoard feels th a t the
■lien I organisation of Mayor Wit.
limn Halo Thompson ami S tale’s j knowledge gained toy thoso attending, in mnklng a careful study of
\itnrriey Crowe.
As in tin* other three • cxplon- , exhibits, will be of g re at value to
ions, no one was injured, but con- ‘ tho pupils. They will obtain a bet*
, sifli i nblr prn|ivrty damage wn» ter knowledge of the products o f
done "They’re try in g to bomb m e'
■out of |Militics.” said S tate’* A t- 1
1 tvirvu'v Frowi*.
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Police Seek To U nravel M ystery Of
\Snieide Discovered In V irginia Hotel
BANDn
I ^ t i c e t„ i n ihg dve n>x*wil
I am leaving *450 in the ofticr
d'lwnstair*. Bury jnc and oay u*.
little m poaaiblc. I Have no peo|d.>
&n,| th a t ia all th a luonay l ham ...
Thank you.”
The woman was apparently about
dfi years old. In her bag » m n oth
ing but tcveral expensive gown*.;
and »i»nu* silk lingerie of good quirklly. must of it bearing label* from J
Ontahii store’s. Her hat wa* m arked !
"GoDtein-Chapmari' Co., O nahn.”
She had blur oyea, reddish brow it
hair, and weighed about I2ff p-mndr-.
She had t'lue eyo*. ro.’d ik i br**w*tp
hntr. and
weighed abxu, 12b.
jHiuntii. -She wotu a wutidifi? ring ,
of white gv'd. and a wii»t wu/r.lqS
In thi* back of the watch \m g tba^
tiny picture of a man, taiL theiW
were no
«nhet *Ji*ttng\i|xbiug;
njorke.
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THE SANFORD HERAfcD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY* 18, 1928
IfACK SIX
es
U al Rickard’s
•i v>
•« By Dari* J. W .Uh ;
International Naim Service Sport*
Editor
.N E W YORK, Feb., 20—Hum bert
J. Fugaay, tl\e p a n who talka a
t r e a t rivalry with .T ex Rickard,
-tf&4S&*d iro m th a i]i*tp tilaRCe* tu%>
day to elalm .th n t he h a t virtually
W aten Rickard fo r the flrat tltto
m atch b f th e outdoor season. He L ocal S c r a p p e rrllllnnssTl ooda g h F o e
aaye he h a t joat about eloted with
F o r N a tio n n l G u a r d C a r d ;
Tony.Cantqncrl to defend his new
K id P e c k h a m A n d K id H a r
ly .acquired -featherw eight cham
p e r T o C la sh I n S e m i-F in a l
pionship against
Charley Phil
Rosenberg at Ebbct* Field, Brook
I.ocnl ring fandom is looking
lyn, on the night of May 3. Thi* forward with intereat to the box
la claim no. 1.
ing card which hna been arranged
' Num ber two it th a t Mickey for Wedncadny night by Henry
W alker haa agreed to defend hit Godalc, fight promoter, who ha*
middleweight title under the good matched Lart;y Levitt, Sanford's
signor’* autpicet ngninat George promising welterweight, with Otis
Courtney, the Oklahoman; Rene Frltcher, pride of Kissimmee, in
He Voa, the Belgian; MaxietRoaen- tho muin scrap of ten rounds.
Tho boys will mix it at the Flor
bloom, the French Canadian, or
any candidato acceptable to the ida National Guard armory^ and
a large crowd is expected,*,Levitt
New York commiaaion.
Claim number three la th at the Icing immensely popular with
winner of the Godfrey-Paulino Sanford fight enthusiasts. U 'vitt
fight on the cooat will be brought dully workouts at the arm ory unF.aat to meet Knute Han«en In a has been keeping in fine trim with
heavyweight dim inution context at dcr the eagle eye <*f .foe Rotundo,
the Polo Grounds. Juat what the his m anager and trainer.
Levitt haa fought here n mini
— aurvlvor df thla three-handed pin
ocle match la to do next, the good her ol times and on each occasion
signor neglect* to nay. Nor docs bus m ad e more friends. He likes a
he go into detail* th at might re good figiit and his willingness to
concile Paulino’* adherence with trade punches ' has won him a
the $8,000 controveray he and tho large following. In Priteher. U-vitl
is expec ted to meet a scrapper of
good aignor nre indulging in at thi
oft hi* own type. Fast and aggressive
Priceless Treasures
_ Of OF LOBSTERS IS Arabian Excavations
[yl Gas
SEEN BY HERRICK Protected By Four
Tc
OWN)
Big Adi
Crown
YOUTHFUL VIGOR
Mr. R. Marsh local agent for the
Standard Oil Company announces
th at a lecture *and
practical O h io C o lle g e P r o f e s s o r S a y s
C h ic a g o P r o p r i e t o r s B a n d T o - A lo n zo S ta g g , D e s p ite A d v o n demonstration
of
CROWN
N e e d I s U r g e n t F o r R ig id
A
g
e
IsA
b
le
T
i
.
c ln g
IB A b ie T o C o m p e te
e t h e r A g n ln s l C o u r t O rETHYL
Gasoline
will
be
held
in
L a w s T o P r e v e n t C a tc h in g
Yo
*
*
W
ith
Younger
A
t
h
l
e
t
e
s
O
f
e r W h ic h P ndfocfcs C a fe s
O f T h e E g g - H e n r f n g F e m a le s
C h ic a g o U nin’
iv e r s ity T e a m s the Chamber of Commerce .at
W h e re G u e s ts T a k e D r in k s
8:00 o’clock tonight.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb.
— (IN
This meeting will be addressed
CHICAGO.
Feb. r.^ —(IN S )—
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.— (IN S )—
S •)—His m ajesty,
Mr.
Frickcr, autoIProprietors
i u j / i i c i u i 0 «of
• twelve of
w the iorg" r» nAlmost
i l l i u a e aaaaj
i i wiu
u m ii with
m a i l by »»s
a • •A. •Franklin
------•
- the “ king of seaany day han
old iman
■st CkU aga . .night -e h iU s--h a v a
-legs n n d n - s le r n - f a r e - m a y Tnptivt».rf»glnaer,..rtpt«wn.uuft■W ' •fnmie;moon will
nre soon made
banded together to fight the lat- bo seen
acen running for five blocks Fthyl
gthvl Gasoline
Gnaoline Corporation
Corporation, New |C!IS more rigid la\Vs
I
bnnded
eat Supreme Court ruling' which from his home to , B artlett gym . York City. With tho development to protect this crustacean, Dr.
allowa a c a fe to bo padlocked by naxium on tho U niversity of Chi of the high compression moto? Frank II. Herrick, grodunto profes
federal nuthoritlea when patron* cago campus.
the use of high compression nntl sor o f the Wesfern Reserve Uni
*
are found drinking on the promIlls skin has Che glow of youth; anti knock m otor fuels is becom- versity, believed to lie the world’s
his chest rises and fulls with the ini, more im portant c « W
day, best authority on lobsters, made
l*ca
This new fight has been s ta rt rhythm of a college athlete.
and M
alltl ...................
automobile dealers, gas- this startlin g disclosure to In te r
ed following sim ultaneous raid*
n e is A. Stngg, form er Yale 0| jnc distributors und fleet <>pcr- national News Service.
upon twelve night clubs in which footbull sta r nnd for 35 years nltir- jn y nnf0rd and the vlninity
Dv. Herrick lilts studied the lob
"liquid” was found said to have coach at the University of Chica- nrc being invited to attend this ste r from “every angle” he said
excessive alcoholic contents. One go. Despite his gixty-seven years
tinK. In addition, the Stnnd- and his two hooks "The Amcricon
hundred and twerify-fivc agent* hc still can run a block with the
, o i| Company is cnlling in its Lobster” and "The N atural History
participated in the rnids. No a r speediest freshm an on the Maroon ,
,n'iin,i0n» from various points of the Lobster" nre the bpst re
rests were made but every bottle sqund nnd he plays Ccnnis almost . lh!g vicinity. A genernl invitn- ference hooks on the anim al, it is
was confiscated and the name of d aily-for almost eight months of tier has also been extended to the said.
the owner w ritten upon it. The the year.
.
The Worst Crime •
public.
,
.
possessors may be called as gov
Is Still Popular
Ethyl Gasoline, developed by the
"O
ur
most
heinous crime against
ernment witnesses when the pad
In the wnke of several d isast General Motor* Corporation in its the lobster," Dr. Herrick* ongrily
lock proceedings are instituted. rous seasons on the gridiron,
Research lab o ra to ries untl over emphasized, “is the taking of egg
,
Owners Puzzled
Conch, Stagg is more popular thousands of miles on its Prov henring female*. Lobsters don’t
Although several of the cafe nnd beloved than ever at Chicago.
proprietors were indignnnt other* He enters 1928 with years of a l ing Grounds, is being marketed hutch ns chickens do; instead of be
took the rnids with philosophical umni nnd newspaper criticism of by the Ethyl Gasoline Corpora ing fairly cel tain that there will
l>e o lobster for each egg laid, thou
calm.
,
his methods entirely silenced and tion, a subsidiary company, thru
"W hat can we do ?" they asked his supporters both in unit out - various oil rompnnie* anil can he sands of eggs hnve.tn he laid for
United every lobster.
shrugging their shoulder*.----side o f the university are mori c u r e d ,, all ,t o r e ,,r the Britain,
“ It has lieqn proved th at it takes
Fred Mann, owner of. the Rain- loyal than ever m
in his record-' *«»**"• I nnudu, Great
Im» Gardens here, one of the most breaking period of service a* un anii a num ber of other places in 30,000 .eggs to produce two lob
the wnrid. It has be$n designed sters, to hnvc lolisters in abunpopular night c!ubs, announced he, ath'ctic director.
.'
tlopce We must have millions of
intended to do something. He is
The veteran coach is said to to give superior performance in
hacked by practically every large have only three,- guiding rules in the every <iny automobile as well, eggs. In spite of thi* the law snnea* to
hotel owner, cafe proprietor, of hi* own Jife nnd in his instruo- a*
to make
make possible
possible the
— high com -, tions the killing of , the. great
fice building owner and cabaret lion method*. He M ieve* in clean pression automobile, the motor I source of egg*—the large adult
manager in Chicago.
living — physical
fitness — clean development which-,is attracting *nimiils."
The Supreme Court ruling was
LARRY LEVITT TO 5
M EET PRITCHER
HEREWED1VESDAY
BAGDAD, Feb., * 2 _ ( I N S ) —
Four armed guards mounted, over
an nncient grave a t U r of the
Chaldeans dug up by the British
Museum land the U niversity Jot
Pennsylvania Expedition under C.
nnd the Arab* th e n .,
poor and lawk-,,
was touched.
Hundred* „f y-nij y \
dants. gold and . . C ’1
m asses of head* in CI 1
away looters during the
six
months th at excavations were su s
pended when the- expedition ran
out of funds. •
Digging stopped ju st when the
expedition gained access 1to She
best discovery of the season, a
giave in which were found u gold
dagger nnd spear, with the prom
ise of infinite treasure in stone.
Mr. Woolley took care when he
left the “d ag g er grav e" th at no
gold wn* showing .above the s u r
face, where the scratching of n
few inches would reveal gold o b,
jects in abundance. He nppcnlc;l
to the Sheikh of the ajen in which
the excavations were being con
ducted who told o ff four men as
sentinel*.
Although U r is n lonely place
of the treasure whu
rewarded any ,,iuri(
dory the armed »*nu_
These object* werei
CRISIS BELIEVED
NEAR IN RUSSIAN
SOVIET PROBLEM
ItiggleJy.piddledy. *
yard* below the
been flur.g into thf
grave by the antfe*,
"•us being filled up
A hundred grave* , I
date haVe also yielj^
value. They include
ring*, head 'dnumtu,
all a series of cyf
than anything posh,
site before, Minn* of,
gems of s t o n - ^ t t L ,
high ns work* of
helping Mr. Woolley
sociates in dating
found in tin* grave.
year which began
'
■'/n/m
th is p Prion'gerreasH
000. To imtke up at
tinn of tile deficit tlx
b utter, eggs, elieeir,. •-I
been boosted to such
there i* a revere c
C o m m u n is ts F a c e R e t r o g r e s honn
censumptinn.
s io n F ro m S o c ia lis t T h e o r y egg* have
I..... mo m
nine .......
i.-inil
O r E c o n o m ic D i f f ic u lt i e s In
.
AGED lilt'i LAW
ng' W hich-pad
need Paulino a fte r Godfruy gels eight rounds, (ioduic luis^matyhed locked tlie F riaix' Inn, the Moulin
Al'M 'BNDAl.K. PU
Al • T earney’s Town
through with him.
the two "KidN,” Hui|M>r and I’erk- Rouge and
There isn't any apparent reason, ham, Isitli of Snuford. .'I'in* lioy* d u ll. In tlie three cnbnfctx, it is
(IN'S) Seventy sir
'should lie old uv.uAT
of that, for Conzoneri to desert will try for a knockout,'each be-| alleged, patrons were found to he
Rickard, Who ft&vc Tony hia chance ing anxious to get aheiHl to pine drinking liquor in ginger ale and
Singing Maroon*
Serviee in it* viirioli* planes, by botch. D uong thnt time, o r. Mer m iraele a natural solution i* found • better, <H, un .luJg I
But, then, everything ran happen for more prominent fighters; Kuril glunxcs provided liy the m anage
Hi* mnniu for singing mid In leading race driveis all over tin- rick explained ihe egg irf attached before many months, leaders of
told Fled I I h a« _
ft;
m tnla sharpshooters' gnme and bn* hi* own following a|id the ment although iio liquor owned l»y belief thnt the iu*pirntion of , world and by Majot- Segravi- 'who to the female sim m erets und are
very oftett docs. Rosenborg, of outcome is u tosxup in Hie opin tlie management was found in lousing song is a great aid to In broke the world* record at Day- exposed to the dangers of the the Soviet government will find him In mo- ear an
themselves confronted with the pi I'nn farm i In l nf|j
either of the three places.
ehurMywiU be gliU. to piny ball on ion of seasoned observer*.
eleven* lin* brought him mu- Ii tona Bench Inst March, Ethyl f5as. m-enn.
problem of either m aking further Raich wu» (• i d L'uiltjJ
"W
hnt
uni*’
we
d
o
?”
demanded
A
Big
Industry
gny proposition o ffer being "on the
ridicule mid nhu*c but till Situ- nline hus jaissed the experim ental
,Several good preliminaries will
let
regression* from Socialist theo item ed oil a • )iur;-r, of I
Despite the fact thnt the large
ground'' for a yfcnr. I t ian't likely, lie on the ra n i, according to Go- ,Mnnn at a m eeting -Jtere of the ing Maroon*'' will continue pron stage, and it* use i* increasing by
lobster* are not good to eat. Dr. ry q r face serious economic dif- tin state liquor laws.
either flint Rickard Will wopt ntjy dale in u report from Orlando, ihhnrel owper*. ^ V e can't siinrcii ably for all time at Chicago,
leap* and hoiin'i* all n-/er the
ficcullles.
i » r t Of. tho fortner bantamweight where In* conducts an "nthlclic everyone who coincMsjnfp. the cafe.
It i* now related thnt only ii h- country. Florida's ncceptanco of Herrick declared, they are the kind
The first month of a gigantic I
Tho
governntciit
forbids
th
at
as
the
fishermen,
paid
hy
the
pound,
Ili*nn. ICuiil VC
O^iaritploh,after being mope o r less club.
lete* eligible for the “ C" button this automotive advance, a* dem
.
nation-wide
cam paign to puivhn* •
part
ofthe
'C
onstitution.
The
’cort(Quhd'cd With th a t two-contract
v
itceive th at award who are ah!- onstrated by the large sales, has are eager to catch ond sell.
govMnimorit is tryjpjc, to make po- to sing the "Song of the ('," the
The Mqjpc law perm its fisher grain from the peasants bus heec i I ive hi* .. IITI-lltlj |
bbiiipcaa that resulted ih Itosen"
placed her in the forefront and men to retain all lobster* over sorely disappointing. Despite v a r
lit
emeu
’
out
of
cry
cafe
owner
'S suspension.
offieial anthem of the nlhleti bus been truly indicative of her
a raid of vi luge* nf H
In tin- United Htntns.
It) 1-2 inehe* long, in o ther New ious inducements and all milliner In -t *eti i ii, t t. n-*r !
s t6 t Walker, there is Jittle
bodies. A sta r a'h le te recent Iv pn-gi essivi-ness.— Ailv.
of th reats slim I of aetual e«nfis« nBlame
Patron*
England
Stole*
und
Canada
the
dolfbl that, ir he fight* here at all.
was not given a " (" ' button when
were mil b nutivff,
"I a in no wizard. I haven't got he failed in hi* "recital" uflei
law approve* all over nine inches." tioii, peasant* a le refusing to sell h- w all a t : e , «' i • (in
\ U won’t be for Rickard. Jack
their
grain
to
t
lugovernment
uii oiiiji In-nid which will tell me
These law* must lie chunged if we
’to jirh a wouldn't do business with
culled before Stagg to render the
a in t rusts.. which hu * a 1eg-il 1h ml l ll )i< | a way.'
whether or not a paton's hip "('" song. Ail All-Anierirnn foot
want to he ahh- t« order ‘lobster
th ^ ,la tte r if Tex gave him the box
t il.'lor ‘t♦|* 1 •nr iik-w. 1
OtIOpll
ly <>r tlie grain 11 tide.
pocket hu* a flask of liquor in hull hack lo*t In*
on the hulf shell; luhstei salad and
button in
dfflci? .concession.
lie k died l\ u ■ii,an si*
l’u**iive
Resist
mice
it.
If
a
patron
asks
me
for
gin
other lobster deliruiio-," Hi. liei.uEbbctA Field, according to Fug ,
.— .
.. , ,,
the same fashion.
t
An.! witin ut wheat iexport - I'il- > i her t '• 1 ■ i -m l |
h»y, will l><* the Ulrul fighting a re n a , I c n n sy lv jm iu Is K upitllv He- ger ale anil lee, I have lo serve
rir k stated.
Thi*
siuson
Stagg
plnn*
to
I
R
(
i
C
m
i
l
i
n
N
j
l
t
l
O
n
it.
If
I
fail
to
serve
it
the
putrou
»
C U|i' riTt lit abroad tile wllole un 1 iii bu . .,t t>-r
when llwy incrense It* iinHebali
cofttittjr I n r a d i w l ’o r l i u n j s Between $5,(100,(Mill and $0.01)0.send his football eleven into the
_ 1 ttU U *
i ,-ur. fg
of building ii| i Soviet ill. th. y o t
fi^rrutII
lias
the
recourse
to
a
civil
court
m
y
..................................
m en w h o U a g g c d O v o r 12,011(1
000 nnnutilly i* the value of Maine!*
iz-atiilg
Capacity
to 56,000, n* they
field singing loudly. And uflei . u|.'i»i i \j
Go op. till. 1h* •nliied MU
itiey
lull
\
with
tnnehitiot
v
and
no
to sue m e? What am I going t i the- game is over, whether it i* . . .!
D
o
e
r
D
u
rf
n
g
i’reH
ontSennon
Feb.
20—"Sun-wnrlobster industry, it was said and
‘
prepuce to do. But he H counting
ii.jiirq
I ruin foreign countries i* in Ona Until, e i . do, I rep en t?”
a victory or dofeut, the entire
’
11 latest variety of <-ul- nearly 25,000 people are depen ger of ndla|)t>o
upon Hansen versus ihc GodfreyHARRISBURG. I’a. Fell. 20
'derrtd
■
arried
o
>
I’ioire Nuyttcns, proprietor of
ture in thr
Paulino winner a* his big shot, and,
Pennsylvania is ' rapidly becom- the Chez Pierre, pointed out that squad will g ath er around the cap thousiind* nude, wliich ha* many dent upon it.
s' I.uhZ
The passive resistance of IJU.- killed G
-if adhereiif* all over
tain
nnd
instead
of
engaging
in
u
rterefore, only the Polo Grounds j i|1K the hunter's pnrndlse or the every public building in
IHIO.UIIII
elip
il'listie
lolds
ol
tini>.
tin..
,
fflll do. He seems to W forgetting j Khh,.
_ « + Unted States is subject to lie college cheer will reiidei the
land lias never been greater than
it t.as nothing in nm ninn w it It
"Song of the C.”
th a t Charley Stoncham plan* to do ‘ N-u, „n)y (lil| mori u inn ., half cIiimsI.
.
now. All tin- elation of the lentil
• the Indian sunworsliipper* who
some fight ptxjmotion of his own million resell ills of the State
anniversary celebration has l«-e i
“ Wjiiy .should cafctmAt lie tlie
I eorisnli r (hi Sun the most power
hut then Charles very seldom take to the fields and Wood* dur i goat*?'' he asked the gathering.
displaced by gloom.
ful
god.
hat
it
propagates
the
culSpurns a night'* rental; at least, ing tlie it ( i nl open season un dect , "Every hotel hi Chicago, every of
'Ihe i rux of the problem i- tliu'
tuie in the nude under the slogan:
no one ever caught him at it.
hear, elk and M intll game, hut fice building in n big city, alinin'
c n r c u r D in zi
llie peasants refuse to sell grant
“Take ..If y un- clothe* in tin- open
Takf lilt I S)*
nearly five thousand non-resident* every large apartm ent building
heruuse they ciuimil buy any re.iair so a* to la- nearer tile Sun and
Iheruerhim**
S( KAN'TON, Feb. 20.—There soiiubli- amount of m anufactured
were issued lieenses to limit," siu- ha* some liquor in it. Suppose a
i.i.d tr -rr
remain healthy ami beautiful!"
•>mn u
ate
several
problems
the
antliralistn • of the State Game ^C om cigar stand und soft dunk booth
Drawing encouragement
from
goods with tlie money they might
tor,,) The C<
n ti industry must nttend to lierhr, I r-l Y*0III
mission show.
in the lobby sells a 25 rent bottle
LONDON. Feb. 20 (INK) — the genesis of the world us told in
get. Tin- grain tru s t has bought
It i in a iAi I
Twelve thousand buck fell holme i f ginger tile iii tlie man who ha* “Jazz ha* swept ovci the world the Bible, thr central organ of the foie it can tcgitin it* old |iro*les*
Ilian
filill.tltitl
tons
of
grain
I
it-lit
>.
according
to
Ituhhi
Berntlie onslaught* of hunters, while I a pint of gin in his office desk. like some horrilde ileiith-dt-iiling new h ague says: "The Kim created
Be S u re Its
pci ce: t of
.'tl'.i hear* were killed, in nddilion Why, the government can close dr ease; bill it will go as sudden all life Since mankind existed, aril llellur, one of the nation’.* iii .litiiiiury. or only
the
average
foi
the
month
in
pre
leading
Jewish
clergymen.
One
of
t-r mole than three inillion ral-bit*. 'th e whole building for a year. ly a* it came."
men always desired t i get neillei
these is tile uppuient need of vious yelnu. 'I hi- purrhasi's of |
nearly ID,IHK) wild turkeys mul lififi,, It's milk injustice."
• NEW YORK. Fell. 20—(IN S)
•Ian Kubelik, the wortd-lumous to the Sun, because the Sun rend
The rule owners agreed to have violinist, gave till* as a* hi* con e n d ii,- brighter, happier, more ,,a"* *oal at reduced prices, if the j grain for J'.'L'T aeeordiug to gov.
Lloyd lluhn, whose
unbroken (aai grouse. Twenty-five elk also
Gel Red Bax
strin g of thirty-one victories wa. weie killed, the Game Commissi.m fuither meetings for the purpose sidered opiuii n in an interview beautiful Finally ipen threw off , opei at, rs hope to compete with ernim nt statistics were 2,11011,1101)
of Irawing up resolutions which hcie, during which he violently their i lothi'H and the Sun blc*.*cd hind mill substitutes, the Rabbi | tons, or 23 perernt behind the pr,-anupped by Ray Conger in Kan lepoit shows.
xtu City on Saturday n ig l'. will
I'eiiiisy Kama's
north woods •hey mean to submit to au th o ri assailed all jazz music, declaring their nakedness and crowned it | suid.
cecding year.
He made the following suggesattem pt to start another winning iihound in gnme, many expelt* ties lit Washington through piu|,- that it is a step Imekwaids in with golden glamor."
Grain Exports
Streak ut the unmiul New ^ orl> A claiming that wild life i* more er ehnttiiels.
Siiiiw orshipprrs also believe u, 1lion* for restoring the in d u stry 1 Grain exports made up nnethe musical influence of mankind.
Mod
C. games here tonight.
abundant
in the north centrnl
hiilf of all exports in the first*
"Never has a more lowly, sen- the "selection of the fittest" by fo in form er statu s:
Hahn will run in the Baxtei ii untries -how then during the day* TI'XNKY Birr l It NS TO MIAMI Mial assault been uii ole II ■on tlie mean* of their culture in the nude.
1. Enact state pure coal la w .1qu arter of previous years. Now
Architcdl
' Nw rtlie In un effort to cuptm e hi before i he fii.-t white men came
earn of mus e-lover* ihiui in this Their argum ent is: 'T leu n people guai.iiitecing a better guide of they have sunk to less than one>octmd leg on the trophy. He will to the legion.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Feb. 20.
First
Nul l I
ju/2, ' Kuhc! ik *nid. "ll 1 worse have nothing to hide from one an coal.
q u arter of the total exports for
compote aguinst Sidney RohmSanlord Fief*
I' mir r the low I'eiinsylvnuiu (IN’S) After shadow boxing with limn hud lit eruture; it is in its othei
2 Retain the present miner*' Ihe first q u arter of the fiscal
son, of Mississippi; Willie Snlli linnlei - ate requited to jnahe u r<-- the im ome lax exin-its, Gene Tim- iinnu■dintc
Piiblieiitinns propagating- the cul wage scute, hut huve the men a s. |
effects. WOI s« t linn
Van, form erly of Georgetown; an I l„nt of each game hud or animal ney, lii-av vweight chainpioii of the any lope or ill ug.
ture in the nude number by tlie sist the owners to inneuse th-S. J. Elliott of North fandim i, killed tilling the open season, and world was back in Miami Beach to.
"But jazz. will go a* *uddenly hundreds all over Germany and tonnage without udding to |ire s -1
hulled a* the South's best niiler
these figure* are carefully talai- day to continue bis winter training. us it can if. Steadily edm .it ion is there is harrly any big German ent operating expense.*, th ro u g h '
The galuxy of track xtui* en luted by the Game Commissi m Tiiimcy was warmly greeted by his ■nliuhiciiing more
iiikI
more city lett where there is no Ai-n-in" (Ii,- osl. „f merhunietd equipment.
* tered in the other events im ludes These figures a n studied by de many friends in tla- w inter ndi-ny minds in ca h Hiiccei dniu i-i-ncrii- sponsoring one nr tlie other variety
:. Reduce
railroad
freight
E. Monty Wells, of D artm outh., p|irtlH(.nl experts, and steps are lu-re upon Ins return yesterday. He tiun. ho that w«- are al way * mak- of "sun-worship."
■at, * on anthracite, (lie explain
InUrcollcglnCe champion in th- taken to ‘restock tlie wool* and immediately hud a imind of golf ing profit*.** in oiir kit •wledge
ed that at present the freight on
Imrdlcs; Raliin Carr, of 1 ul''. field- with game from other part- and a plunge into the bay. He re and lippit-eliitinll uf art. • I'he ro
a ton of buckwhca* mu! from
champion pole vaultef; Al Millet. ,,f
stilt*-- whet need is found Mimes light training fm- ids sum fore jlt/.z 11tin
Scranton to Boston exceeds the
for ll is a
tho
Harvard
rp rin ter; R o b '" 1s,
meitsuie-mer battle.
actual cost of the fuel itself.)
giant *tc|i lankwai,I*. ,.\i-r the
Ixicke, of Nebraska, another cruel.
li u a t ra re i* taken ii> game
I. Cultivate a better spirit be
heads of grout m asters, to th at
sprinter; Qocms Baskin. Alalmnia wtm| ( ,,s „p atnst i ntele**nes«, but
tween miner and operator by per
period when bur knowledge o(
NEW JOAN ()|* ABC FILM
WELLINGTON,
New
Zealand,
hurdlor; and Kml Wildermuth, o, despite every p rn rnttnoi, (13 hunter*
the form er ito liny stock I
music wits elemental.
cruisers mitting
!
I Felt.
:
(IN S )—The
Georgetown.
werekilled and hundreds wounded
LONDON,
Feb.
. .- ( I N S ) — i " it came,
I
nunc, druniinin
drumming, leverhcr- Dunedin und Diomede tuive been in the firm.
— — — ----------during the senson. Forest tiivs Great interest is lieing shown in lint, appealing, provoking, ir rita t-1st-„t to Samoa to aid in quelling
B.
While m aking it clear that lie
VIENNA BRAUTY DIES
which could he traced directly to a new motion picture dealing wit)i ing the lowest of human instincts. continued unrest among the native doe* not favor abolishment of la
--------; hunters have fallen to a minimum. Hie life of Joan of Arc, which Is Because of that i. will go, with chieftain*, it wu* officially nnnoun- bor unions, the rabid said that
EXPOSITION
mult to Ik- presented hero.
VIENNA.
Feb.
. .—-(IN S )— however.
ered und- spent, before the bright ceil today.
fewer strikes would result if the
Despite
reports from other
The picture was made in France, light of truth.
XViifunh's craze for rllmncss lias
m b : i - .; > -i9 ;i
Thr warships were sent at the re miner* were permitted to share
Maimed yet anether victim.
states that wild turkeys are vanish und w itrbe presented in Purls to it
. EXPOSITION PARK
quest of the R rltish adm inistrator in the profits of their companies.
rtu Alice Fritz, n noted Vien- ing, I'ennsylvnnia hunters found special audience .shortly at tin- t'aKrAi
Riehardsnn who declared his posit.
ORLANDO IIOHIDA
pfZC beauty, haz died here after Hu m plentiful this year. On several thetirul of Notre Dame. This will
DOG DERRY TO URGIN'
Ion wa* serious nnd th at it was im
undergoing n hunger cure to uc- occasion* in recent years the gutnc he Ihc first 4)Ue'ln the history of
possible to enforce law nnd order.
fjuird the moiortt figure.
She Commission found it necessniwito France (hut a picture hu* been
The police, Richardson suid, were
QUEBEC. Feb. 20.—(IN S )—
COLUMBIA.
N.
r
.
,
Feb.
r
—
abandoned all form* of sugar som e...........................
close all o r parts of the S tatK tg ^ h o w n in a cathedral of an y 'o th er
Nineteen dog-mushers, including
(IN S)-pT w o • young girl* were powerless.
m onths ago, and took re g u la r dnsc* j
nhonting, hut In the ncnsnn* >ort of cccleziatUiritl building.
The government itatcm cn t said
The part of Joan of Arc is (ak burned (o death here today when tho cruisers were shut os a pre the first woman dog-sled ra re r to
"i
Af "redocing lahlet*.’’ Doctors at- immediately following tlie gnme
in by Falconetti, the Italian trag e the airplane in which they were cautionary meusure. It was also re compete in Cannda, will xturt ui the
t o r denth to "fashion star- wn* found to lie abundant.
passengers struck a light t(fw»r ported th at the native unrest was Eastern International Ih.g-Kled
dienne.
,
,
Elk, not native to the State,
vatkA j" ■ . .
Derby, which open* here today. Tlie
unit crushed to the grouud. The spreading to American Samoa.
have, been imported and protected^
T h e great dom ain o f N a tu re’s most
woman i* the famous Mrs. K. | \
two
girl*
Were
Miss
Mildred
ITRW EITY IN I'HILIl'inNEfl until they now are liajed for open ZULUS
LIKE
WESTERN
FILMS
5
bounteous g ifts u n fo ld ed for
Ricker,
who
ha*
trained
for
several
Rogers, 19, and Miss lit
Hope,
seasons. Benr*. the most prized
f t'
JOCKEY MAKES RECORD
years in New England's shorter
uour inspection during
\Vheq it conics^ to moving pic °I
On Und dntuiUd by one of the game in the State, a rc being seen
races fo r th is 120-mile classic. Tho
The plnnc was • completely- dc' ltmgrxr sugar * factories in the less frequently, however. Allowed ture* the -Zulu li^gs th e. Wild
HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 2 0 - race will last through today, to
pficculator*
who morrow and Wednesday, each teum
Tfdltyplnes th r n»w city »r Sun to room unmolested, however, they Western variety, and the wilder atruyed and the young girls bodies (IN'S)—T urf
Jose ia to arise In the province are in no immediate danger of tho lietter. Next "in line of favor were burned beyond recognition. plnyetl Al. Robertson's
mounts traversing 40 miles daily. The ru l
Fr«» Act* Twlee Daily
Midway Attest*1**
o( Miodoro. It wll! cover 250 pushing from the hunter"* menu. is the American comedy. Educa The commercial pilot escaped with were sporting healthy bankrolls ing favorite* are the 25-year-old
four ol th* Oast from
u
Tew
scratches.
The
crash
occur
While
reports
front
Michigan,
Th e IntsrnstlonjHy
today.
After
taking
third
place
in
tional films utc tolerated, hut
wiwz, of ^which 25 acres will be
Emile St. Gonrd, winner in i:i25 u„d
n*NQUNQ DUOS. CIRCUS
red nt Andrews, on the outskirts
Minnesota, New York and the New
J O H N N Y JO N ES S
devoted to municipal building* Eng'and States show a rapidly de- society dramas arc zero in his of the city, shortly afte r 10:30 the first race here yesterday, the also lust year, and Leonhard Seplittle
jockry
brought
his
inouu
pala, 62 year old hero of th,. serum
and the rem ainder to tht* city rrcasing number of grouse, the an- estim ation, am ndHtg to A rthur when the plane struck a light
home in front in each of the next
ptnper. which I* bclnq subdivid mini hag in this State lias averaged I- Adams, nf the American Board tower in the Southern Railway six races, tying the world's rec <in*h in Alaska.
ed into Iota. Road*, canals and 3UB,000 over a ten year ,pei '>d Mission at Rhodesia, South A f Yards.
ord. Each of Robertson'* winners
WEST PALM BEA.CII—Work
n a rra tio n park* will l»e sold at Propagation and
protection <)f rica, where picture show* are
paid prices ranging from 2 to 1 to
. entertain
.......... .....
DAYTONA
HEAC|l H
t i.
rnkt-*
iUt { ^tver mere- gryusf !)•* \>cei» a /e a tu re of the given out of door* to
J to 1. Only aix other jockeys op StatjO Road No. 25 from Hello
A d m is s io n ; 5 0 e
C l « ty the stibilivldlng anil th e Im- Gutnc Ciimml»«loh’h program /tfcr. th f Otousinds of tihjivci ^rhof work: (|rap» hero will l>«; condemned, bjj ever have ridden >lx Winner* ,iu Glade to ilcnrdv County linc wjq
Season XicJje1, ^
out* day. ! •
.
•
m
r be k t a r t c ^ 'i W n '3 0 ‘ dxys. T I • I
‘
1n‘ flW tMahiUid fninee.t «iL 1 ' T J \ddty aiiJ taxed.
provzmenU.
_
• number o f f tit* ,
> • i • *v '. f i t / w d i f
a* *>* **-*•■ t i .
«. •»m
•’
X
T rack S t a r s M eet
F o r A nnual Games
Of New York Club
DEER HUNTERS IN
KEYSTONE STATE
HAVE BIG SEASON
Many W orshippers
Of Sun Are Found
Hz^rd Coal Industry
Faces L arge T a s k
B efore P ro sp erity
Jan Kubelik S e e s
Menace To M u sic
In “J a z z ” Disease
mm
\\W
Ellon J.
An E m p ire on Revie
Britain Sends Boats
To Quell Distrubance
CENTRAL FLORIDA
Two Women Perish
In Airplane Wreck
F IV E
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C e n t r a l f l o r id
E xposition
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The Sanford Herald
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ENGRAVING
rt taMM* rUrU»I I I M iu o lli Artmmr
PHONE
DIGGERS DAIRY FARM
* Phone' 3711 - - — 1
Sweet Milk Sweet Cream
b u tter Milk
Diamond Mounting
.
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Repossessed
fo rds
1925 T o u r
Loch Arbor
San lor(TT)seel P a rts )
Company
;sass:-.
,
171
H A L L ’a n d R E N T E A N D ’ *
- ’ C’ERTIFIEI) PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS
S. G. GRAY, Resident Manager
317 First National Hank Uuilding,
Sanford, Florida
F ro m J a c k s o n v ille c o m e s t h e liS S rm n tio n T h u t F l o r - |
Id a t r a v e l fr o m th e N o r th d u r i n g t h e l a s t te n d a y s , a s f a r
Jew Mcrs-Oploroct rial
_____ m > rn> 4 d u n m«U«r
l« U i IT, 1111, at Ik* raatatflc* a s t h e A tla n tic C o a st lin e r a ilw a y is c o n c e rn e d , h a s b e e n
Watch Repairing
Milk for Rabat*
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to b e n in e ty p e r c e n t filled.
b a a ru t k a a la r a a m ethod*.
W ith th e s e f a c t s in m in d it in i n t e r e s t i n g ’ tk> c o n te m I TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21.
pfliite t h e p r e d ic tio n s m a d e so m e
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out the Lord with *thy hubalance,I lin k s, b e a c h e s, a n d s t r e e t s , n o s in g a b o u t in .sh o p s a n d
a r a n n w n , ' j m-vr-v
[•.and with ih r flr.st fruit* or all' s p e n d in g t h e i r m o n e y witjh t h e m e r c h a n ts ,
thin* IncreioM*.— Ptuverb* :i:f*.
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PRAYER:—Thou, O Lord, art
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,:! . ! THE SANrblii) ilfe^ ^ rT P feB P A iV v FEBRUARY 21;. 1928 :
McLa tiling
Without Racing
» v; ’
The place to build your home
D £ F o re st S in fS S T R eaR y C o,
1 9 2 6 T o u r in g
At Half Price
I .1
1926 R d. T k.
| g - oome
day stork models will he
L .
?Y running two hundred miles an
1/
1926 D u m p T K
H udson 7 l1
Sed
H . C . D o u g lass, MKr.
U se d C a r ]>ep(.
Ill
I a>c SI.
l! hour.
|yL' - a •
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is crime costing
this
j / c o u n tr y ? asks nil exchange. Well,
lilt cost us u paste ja r this m otn-
big.
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Tim rs don’t ’Ytuiuge so much.
alt, the* Spirit of St. istuts
FA
pipit of *7<» are very
I! nnAh wlilor’
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(for
OoTUmttndrr Hyrd piuiis to -tart
for) t|u> South Pole u Imiui next
Sefllemhei 1. Undoubtedly it will
be fk long wintei for him in 11*21*.
hlartli Gras day in New
Orlrtegns. Mayor Walker of New
York will be there. His visit, how
^ lt -armless
golfei
in lluffnlo
, w l f ht have >omr tuck.
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StlBTCstion to Incut nigu puintn j From a »ign pxintri'.s runl
axU am pod by th r Boston T m nsfit -man; "W hy Go To Amo
urs?
I Made Sigau IIt-ton- I
L Could Talk." It jiuyn to uilvt-rtisc
Reynold's Dns
Co.
Atlanlk National Bank
^ -" O c n t s 1
Sanford, Mu.
clark DROintRsiHiwisoc-LM co.. nrtMiuivmi.rA.
you
trin*i»
h
N o r r i s & Nunnally
C a n d ie s
Freab by K x n rc . Weil!;
Kept on Ice.
Gum
A11iliaTpil u ih Ih'* Al lafTTit- Nulion t Jtitiib «»t .Jin knunvillt
C urb Service
f Free Delivery Phone S97J
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ref.i,s4Hiis«-3>yl ihey certainly
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sure*
THK KDITOIUAL ( OlA .MNS
ItruniH it-l, N,-«,
The Tcaberry flavor carries that ex
hilarating freshness of morning in tlie
mountains. Thai’s why Clark’s Tenherrv Cum is so good; and gooti for
C U R E ’S
no political significante
• hax broken u hunHicH. Muybc it
S'wBXtl
!4lid away with our a n m , wt
Seminole
Securities Co.
Sanford Aw.
1 DOR-—Started w ith carry-ovei from the d ep res
sion o f 1907. but) improved later in the year in sp ite of
its being a presidential year.
1912— Good year.
Betw een "i and lo per cent
above normal.
1916— A real boom year, a \e r a g in g 10 to la per
rent above normal.
19211— Considerably
aU ne
normal
until
last
three m onths o f year, w le it pu.si-war m inm uii read
ju stm en t began.
1924— llelovv normal during middle o| year rei.c,
••ring at close.
"It would seetn,’ sa y s the Chalftaiiongu T im es, "that
the tellovv who started the "presidential year bugahun" vvas
entirely without ju s tifieatiou for >o doing, and lie rendered
his country a great d isservice. By the >aiiie token, it ap p eals
that the sen sib le t/iin g lor A m ericans to do would be I'm
them to purge 'Jheir m inds o f the uperstition regarding the
efftsd o f presidential eani|iaigiis on business and stop going
around sayin g "boo!”
$24
17
$15
$60
1926 T . T K S t.lid y .
Sanford’sNewBank
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m
1516
1926 C oupe
with
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$15
1 9 2 6 R o a d s te r
Grow and Prosper
. giving and brinn partakers of tWj
greater blearing.
One thing about it, won’t many j in terestin g com m ents on the popular notion th a t prosi
e r u» have to borrow money tbisj deiitilil years are "bad for business."
The
wlu»!e, idea
to W tll<' incomp l“*; |,ns conu» alwnit tliroug;i a su p erstition , w hich apparently
is as firm ly fixed in tin- m im ls o f tin* pi*«»j lc as the nm -*
A NF.RVOl’S BREAKDOWN
tension that a black cal is .symbolic o f bat! Incite
Tin*
SUDDENI.Y DEVELOPS
m agazine declares that I here is no evid en ce lo s u b s ta u -1
Goodbye winter for a time!
tia te the b elief Unit business must s u ffe r im m easurably
Goo’d bye ice and snow!
t Now into a sunnier clime
ju st because it is election year and as proof o f th is claim
I'm about to go.
it g iv es it resum e o f conditions for Hie past ten presiden
Down among the rich I'm going tial years. P refacin g th ese s t a t is t irs, the publication lias
Whore the w eather does no >.n;ivthis to say:
tng"M erchants said “boo!” to m anufacturers.
M aim farI
timers
said
"boo!"
to
the
producers
o
f
rau
m
aterials
and
-Said the doctor, looking wi*e.
As my Nellie stood
lil* their fellow manufacturer-'. Em ployers said "boo!" to
Watching inr with tender eyes
I their workers and the workers said "bon!” P> th eir groe- ,
"Pills will do no good.
crym un arid the butcher.
(If the last ten presidential
j Vain are tonics I might mix him, election years, covering a period of forty years, in sp ile
Only sun and golf can fix him.
o f all the "booing" everybody could do. in siv M th ese!
m
y ea rs business refused to sag from any cause tor any eon
‘Every year this lit occurs,
sidorable period, and in Ihe other tour what sa g g in g there I
| Every years he pales,
was, happens to have been largely due lo deep-seated
P'raps he’s sensitive lo fur**.
econom ic causes rather than presidential pnhpc^.",.
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, |Or to winter gales.
Snow In bunkers may uffect him,
Snow
The m agazine then gives (he follow ing sum m ary of
0$»y sunshine will correct him."
conditions for the ten presidential eleetion year., in th e]
im m ediate p a s t :
.Sjlom n whs tin- doctor’s face,
1888— Averagi year. S tarted In low normal but,
1 | 'Solemn Nellie
-,in sp ite o f politics, gained stead ily and «losed above
Ad he diAgTKJtC'-.ia'Vib
normal.
Hut n twinklr trlrmnecl
Suddenly in Nellie’s eyes,
18fI2 Ten pur cent above normal
L And I fancied she wus wise
1896— Hclow norma), possibly partly due to I by
all's "free silver" cam paign, though the period of d e
I Goodbye winter for a time,
pression o f which th is year form ed a part lasted o v it
^ I am on my way
into the second year follow ing.
To- a warmer, sunnier elimr.
{ Not, I rise to »ay,
1900— An average year. ( 'onsiderably above nor
Thut I wish to go ur would go.
mal in the early m onths; a little below at the year's
• But uiy doctor said I should go.
close.
Uy Lvlgui A Guest.
l'ju-i— B elo w n o rm a l.
$10
1 9 i n R o a d s te r
C ir .A flC T T L ii
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C eila m ly , you do not a g iv e w i t h , impori m i m d,, ,u, p,., w ,. ip,. lo
. r e r y ih in g that dppearx in d im e have poo,dr
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Auei. th e y s m o k e
m ore Camels b y billions,
i-nlumnH! Jnrtu» nimmiih rxiiH'M* ...
what we hclieve to he riglu or vul- " " " "" 1 *1’ ’’ "
a’
liable or worthy of eniiMilerution.
Jhmk it . iatVti II,e o ee
Many of the thitiK-, that appear in sP'-et h i-> not a -|iil,l>o|< 11; I>. i. W,them will tread upon tin- toes of say wlmi w.
im an an.I u• < n o a n
one |K'lsoii or anotin-r hut aftei wlutt »•■ s o
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all, that eatuiat In- avoided. A pap
J Hietoiy . la bcimr niude no fur- er whieh is neither, controlled by
b-thar away thun Daytona Brarh. ifitere.t nor doniinateil by ndverSunday Captain Canipbell lisers is a paper which is ready to
ter his funny looking racer two serve a community. We express | T h e S tm fo r d F o r u m
lUtitfrt'd * and atx milax un hour What we think about national, Kilitm Sanford Herald:
Ing thr world’* record by stu tr and local problems in its ed
lion ipieer the people acts! ,\
WHrifc
itorial columns. If you don't agree
few year.- ago tho "Sm foiil H er
ord,H erald temurk* th at it write and tell us and we’ll print ald" was HgitulinjF with all
■Ible that if A! Smith is what you think, mi that people of
might for a curl* market to rmr
p i d r n t Tib will appoint the community can hr.tr your side
of
things.
s,Hides*
city, , Now sines wc i
am basaador to’ Rome.—
Rut to expect thut a newspaper have those, th r groeers petition
.jlle Sun. Mussolini would
i>mrthing to suy uhoul this. can please everyone, means that tin- authorities lo suppre.--. those
Benito very likr- you either want it to lose its in.li- we have. "Live and L; live!"
I take the job himself.— viduality.nr else to suy nothing of | ought to lip the answer, it seems
Sentinel*-, Well, he could importance nor value. You w-go ie:fd, to me the grocers are trespassing 1
Heflin for the relitr- editorials aie thinkers, or you would ra th e r on the curb business, than
Us .*spokesman.—
Delai.d
. ...h• ‘ no’* tcad them. We who write them these on the glut CI S. f„r the
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Nc«r|. Yt*, Senator Heflin might a te trying to summarize things grocers have not handled fUrm ,
for reUfion, and Mr. Me Adoo which should give you food for products very extensively until of
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talk tunnrts and prohibit thought pro and eon. If we erys- late.
ido Sentinel.' Rill, don't ta b le Jo u r opinions one wuy o r the
L et tbc cjtrh market * exist
yourself. Remember you other, then you may have profited "Hvo nnd let livu” ought to be thu © l»a#, R. J. Rt*uUi T>!*ch
C a a p u i r , WI u i . d A i Ii h , a , r ,
jonlng u a delegate to the by tha editorials. This page is by answ er. So thiuka your
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Miss Carmen Guthrie, Miss Grace
Williams. Miss Olivia Brady. AD**\
’■Marla Miiye. Ml** K atherine Schlr-
lee T ele p h o n e 148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
Social
\Cakndar
i Marion D a v i e s Is Valentine PartyGiven
Star In New Barrie By Juanita McMullen
One of the jolliest pininl af
Picture At Milane Ifairs.of
. , , the last -week- was the
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d*1M1”Williams,
,1fl,1orothy Miss Phvlis
Miss
Knnner who has been
Nellie
. .Ruth
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Smith, Miss Marjorie Hoskins. 'Pending the past turn* *ceks hei
Miss Louise Quantnck. Mi*a Maxs Jwith her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chur
ine Bnockhaht. Miss Dorothy Sol- |c„ Knnner, Irft Saturday for New
omon of Kentucky, Charles But- Yori; where she holds a position
ler, Nathaniel Farnsw orth, Chnr.|w|th H AUman nm, Co.
Ic8 Colburn * .luck Hobson, ^nen
Cogburn, iUif|(ird^Beamliiyr~**^,>‘~ * '
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Miss'Marie Coursan of DcLnnd.
Jarrell^1t hnrTes* Vincent, Frank
\nlcntine
pnrty*
giveif
Fridly
IpsisnP.
Olnn Crenshaw, H. C. ilcjui of„ Stetson Hall,- of- Stetson
Wfreft-Marion Davies decided tip- evening by Mis* Juanita Me Mul-[Water* Jr.. Dick Hottzcluw, ami Ln,vcrMl>\ *l»*nt the week-end
on “Quality Street," the famous len at her home on Myrtle Ave- *Linus
*
-TUESDAY.
here as the guest of Mrs, John
Sievekiug.
Leonard!,
Sir James Barrie'stagc play, as her nue.
Ounce at the Hotel For- latest screen 'vehicle, she believed
The room* of this attractive
WAS ALAN DEAL' GROUP
homo were bright with quantities
Department'of the W^- her-gdwns would be merely (plaint of red and white sweet peas a r
The Wasalandenu Group of Camp
»ih will meet nt 3:00 o'clock and old fashioned, as the tlory is ranged in bowls am i baskets, Fire Girls met Saturday afternoon
jjUr business meeting arjil laid in the very early pnrt of tli^ while m yriads of tiny red hearts
at the home of I.ois Britt with Lois
nineteenth century.
r t rung on ribbons were festoonsd Britt and Helen Colbert as hostes
j of officers.
m Class of the First BapDuring the making of the pic from the corners ' o'f the rooms ses. A cooked food sale was planned
rh will meet nt 8:00 o’clock ture she discovered that, far from to the chmuleliers. Hearts of alt
during the business session, nrul af
X Koye B. Pippin nt her being old fashioned, utie was right sizes were also placed on the
ter ail business had been disposed
n West First Street,
at the height of the mode when draperies at the windows and sus
nt Teachers Association of wearing the especially designed pended from the archways. Tall of, a treasure hunt was enjoyed.
The prize, n dainty vanity was won
nior High School will meet costumes.
red tapers in crystal
holders by Dorothy Marshall. Refreshment*
I o'clock at the Junior High
Some of the most tamou, design were also used to advantage.
of candlestick salad, and punch
The Evening hours were infer* were served bv the hostesses late
ers
in Paris, including Paul Polrct
mil Women’s circle of the
rily spent with dancing, music,
-terian Church will meet ut and Jacques Worth, huve declared (Sit'ds and games. Sevefal Imlque in the ufternoon. Members present
were Mary •France* Andrews, Mnr.v
the
empire
type
to
be
the
forth
fclock nt the church,
contests were featured and caused Elizabeth Tolar, Mary Jane Pres- |
coming
mode.
Waistlines
have
been
il meeting of the Daughters
much m irth. The prize for* these
iley Class of the Methodist raised from the hips to the natural were 'v o ij by Miss Katherine ton,' Dorothy Marshall, Elizabeth
f School will be held nt 8:00 waist and are now, according to in Schirard, '.Charles Vincent, Linus Methvin, Evelyn Porter, Pauline
Crawford. Louise. Winstead, Mur; it the home of Mrs. \V. W. dications in smnrt Paris opinions, Sleveking and Jesse Jarrell.
jorie Boniski, Marcadel Sievekiug,
to
be
raised
even
higher—six
or
ith 1118 pJrk Avenue.
D elicious,fruit punch and w a f Helen "Colbert, Dorothy Cheatham
eight inches above the natural
waistline.
In order Ao create ers were served throughout the and Lois Britt.
, WEDNESDAY
tratuie Deportment of. the symmetry skirts must be long and evening and nt the conclusion of
n's Club will meet at .1:30 tight, with only u slight flare the contests, refreshments of red
and white brick ice cream, indi
around the ankles.
; at the dub house,
, Theodore Roosevelt AuxilThis is exactly the style of frock vidual angel food cakes iced in
N'o. 3 U. S. W. V. and camp worn "by Miss Davies in "Quality white and topped with small red
en will have a social at the Street," the Metro-Goldwyn-Mnyor hearts and heart shaped candit*
of Mr*. R. C. Schaeffer nt picture which shows today at the were served by the hostess assist
Alf members are cordially in- Milane Theatre. The action takes ed by her mother Mrs. W, A. Me
Mullen and Mrs. Walter Haynes.
. place during and
RUGS
F
_«me o- .
styles were nt their height.
leilonville Ave at. 3:30 o'clock
hy the Nellie Turner Circle.
Pipe Organ Club Has
Meeting- On Monday
THURSDAY
te executive hoard of FetterGjrdcn Clubs Will meet with
Issnfnnl Garden Club nt 10
li at Hotel Forrest Imke.
executive board of the SanGardcn Clqb will entertain at
fast at 10 o’clock a t
the
Forrest Lake, honoring the
board of Federated Garden
On Monday afternoon the mem
bers of the Pipe .Organ Club of the
F irst Baptist Church were the
guests of Mrs. A. (’. McLendon
and Mrs. George Ray, at the home
of Mrs. Mcl-endou. The rooms of
this attractive home were adorn
ed with bowls of multi colored
Ins Club, Musical F.xtravagan- sweet peas and other Spring
8:lfi o’<!ock at the Seminole blossoms.
The meeting opened with prav-1
School.
■t Side Parent Teachers As- er led by the president, Mrs. -I.-II. I
Ition will meet at 3:30 o’clock Colrlough, afte r which routine
East Side Primary School. business was carried out. The
Be will l»- a meeting of the members responded to roll call
In of the Methodist Chuivh nt with incidents concerning the life
■o'clock at the home o| Mrs. J. of George W ashington. Mrs. A.
Inker on Myrtle Avenue for M. Phillips proposed a plan for
Iwrpose of organizing an Or- visiting, w hen1 by the club could
kgc ( lull. All wim are inier- keep in Intuit with the old menilln the orphanage an- asked to bers and also meet a!! newcomer*.
It was voted to send a circular
letter to all members of the Club
telling of the amount of the
FRIDA V
Exhibit and silver tea to lie pledge tb the church yet to be
from I to !’ o’clock at the* raised, and hoping by this plan to
r High School by the art raise the necessary amount by
Easter.
i of Mi-. It. ,\. Winston.
At the conclusion of business,i
SATURDAY
’dren’s Stiiiy Ilnur at in the usual study ( lass was c o n -.
ducted by Dr. F. D. King, pastel
k at the Library.
trnri dunce at Motel F o rre s t!01 ,h *’ church. l-atc in the n fle r-|
noon tile hostesses assisted by
Mrs. II. li. Newman and Mrs. 1. |
MONDAY
i r Organ lecitol given by E. Eslridgo served strawhei ry |
whipped
lli-iii y F. Seibert of mousse topped with
1 York at H:llt> o’clock nt tie* cream, individual cakes and cufCross Episcopal Church. fce. t)u the plates wet* Georg*
Washington, favors.
is (ordinlly invited.
The member* present w eir Mr*, i
y (lasses of the St. Agnes
will meet at 3:1111 o’clock at Leslie Bryan, Mr*. Frunci* E. |
Hu!z, Mr*. R. F. Cooper, Mr*. F.
|f>n>h House.
J. Cnoledge, Mr*. 1. E. Estridge, I
Mrs. .lames F. Hawkins,
Mr«. |
M crriweather Lewis, Mr*. .1. C.
Mitchell, Mr*. Robert Masska, |
Mrs. Robert M erriweather, Mr*.
i important called meeting of B. C. Moore, Mrs. Sidney .1. Nix,
•Ajnrj tiuild of Holy Cross Mm. A. M. Phillips, Mr*. Kent
copal Church, was held Mon- Kosaitcr, Mrs. George Ray. Mrs.
dtimoon at the Parish House, R. W. l.awton, M»«. Guy S. Sol§dcd over l>y the president man, Mrs. .lames G. Sharon, Mrr.
Clifford Walker, Mrs. A rthur
Trcd Duiger.
■plrnilul report was given on Gatchel, Mr*. J. Maurice Allen,
txUitt, Tuesday, February It, Mrs. II. B. Odum. Mrs. A. C. Mr
J* Hotel Forrest laike, wherc- la’tidon and Mr*. II. li. Newman. |
I
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Enjoying this pretty social af
fair were Miss Khtheiiuc W aters,
Miss Mnrgnret Giles, Miss Bev
erly Bender, Miss Jane Torrence,
JI w
S w!!uT
VV,
*1!j
fo r one*
[feV
$ 3.75
!l X III 12 ItlHJM $ 3.25
.Marion Davie* and Conrad
Nagel in J. M. Barrie'*
•QUALITY M*“JtEKT"
added
l.iipino Lane
" ' i t D Hugs
.'l \ 7 Hiign
in
Ui,|l||i« ^
All sm aller sizea
Ur.mkie Darro
C o lo n ia l C le a n e r s
in
.‘107 K. Second SI. Phone IS I
LITTLE .MICKEY GROt.AN"
Our gang comedy
Sanford, Fin.
zi<r sum wa* raised toward
MRS. GRAY ENTERTAINS
organ fund. Mrs. M. Minarik
rtported of thu work done
Mrs. il. li. Gray entertained the
s! the past week, in proviiltkithmg and other necessities l’n*t Nobles Grand* of the Sem
1 boy, being taken enre of by inole Rchcknhs l/idge, Monday
Guild. A visiting committee evening nt her home on West
■Mwnted by the president to F irst Street. The color scheme
I* until the anjiual business of pink and green win carried
in May. Those serving out in the decorations Doth in the
Un. Braxton
Perkins, Mrs. living and dining rooms, bowl* of
rtt McRory, Mrs. M. Minarik, sweet peas and. basket.* of snap
| Hiywnni Walker ;and Mrs. dragons being effectively used.
Several vocal selections and lead
M I- Dean.
*u also decided that during ings were given during the even
tbe niemJiers in addition to tin g ujjd at a late hour Mrs. Gray
h* the Spring wnrdrobe for I assisted by Mr*. Byron Squires
Jpd clothed by them at "St. served delicious refreshm ents of
f * School on The Mountain," cottage cheese salad topped with
they would make luncheon green mayonnaise and cherries,
for the Parish House. Dur- Boston brown bread, pink and
J*11 the (iuild will meet green frosted dikes und coffee.
I Monday afternoon at three Mr*. Gruy’s guests were Mrs. W.
** At the Parish House, and I Hughey, Mrs. J. 11. Fergus.™,
“♦abers will be divided into Mrs. C.( E. Chorpening, Mrs. D.
fj*f°r the study classes which Howard,.-Mr*. F. K. Smith, Mrs.
^ by Mr*. Clyde' Derby, ivan Bubow, Mrs. J. F. McClellan,I
Howard Walker. Mr*. WIU Mr*. A.* F. Bell, Mrs. Byron Squir
L“ Wi« and Mnt. Raymond Q es, illiss Hela(i Chorpening, Mi»*
r^^Mcrnber* are " asked to Esther Hughey and MU* Fiances
classes in mind and Hughey.
I
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T IIE S K
d re sse s
huve
j u s t a r r iv e d fro m N e w
Y o rk C ity um l a r e lo v e
ly in t e r p r e t o ti o n s o f
m o d e f o r s p r in g , 1928.
.I n d iv id u a l fr o c k s , flfijth
i n t e r e s t i n g n e c k lin e s n n d
s le n d e r flo w in g d ra p e s .
Models
.75
.50
WEDNESDAY
t
The
A n d Longer
$ 2.25
$ 1.00
2 1 > \ ii Hug*
■A MALE PINT H P.K ir
"WINGING AIHM M )
EUROPE"
'
As Influenced B y - .'{• ■
Fans Is Wider -, ••
9 x 1 2 H ugs
TODAY
mm®
NeioSilhouette
PRICES
w e e k o n ly —
Agnes Guild Has
leetinp: At Church
L
'
REDUCED
on r u n c le a n in g
t
g f f n tp tly to their
&
For A n y
■
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,
m
Occasion
.
IN UFA IT i m
I
$1850
.
printed <ti*|h's, sal in.*,
georgettes ;mil chit foils,
trimmed until exquisite
luces, liox plaits, senrl's
A nnouncem ent
^ ’8
B iint'B W B Jii fcUQiaJUJfl
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youthful styles, Frocks
for luncheon.
Bridge,
Buainess, the street, din
ner und dancing.
Dr. J. R. Vidler, Chiropodist, (Foot
»
<i *
Specialist) is now located in the
Milane Theater (Ground Floor.)
Formerly located at Lloyd’s Shoe
Lions Club Charity Show
,
For
-it 5'
»
■•»(
fl
l '*-11
!U
on
$ I 850
Seminole High School
^
Appear
ni
W IT H th e new lin e s conic t h e n ew co lo rs
— in d e p e n d e n c e Blue, gull g r e y , liia c u it
a n d c a r m e n red a r e f o u r o f t h e n ew eu L
A m a z in g fro ck * t h a t a c c e n t th u y o u t h
fu l .silh o u e tte un d expre.s* t h e m o u ld ed
fe e lin g , so g re a t u p a r t o f t h e n e w s e a
s o n ’s f a s h io n s . T h is is, a v iv id c o lle c tio n
m a r k e d w ith t h e 'u tm o s t r e s tr a i n t .
for all foot troubles.
.
Colors
E arly Spring Wear
Store. Dr. Vidler is equipped to care
Auditoriun
Vibrant
Uneven
■' b%v
i
Flemlines
Interesting
a
*#
Sleeves
Chic Scarfs, Belts,. Bows
Big Musical Extravaganza
leudfer*
5r-t£‘.l Hotel Anivals
meeting w
tw*’ Mr*. M. Minarik, I*
Mi®“ M1WMrs. Grover
C. '
K*®' Mrs, Clyde Derby, Mrs.
I®; Mrs. Mortimer Glover,
|H*Yv»rd Walker, Mr*. S. H i
rrMrs. Bmxlon 1* Perkina,
l ^ r j e McRory. Mr*. Ernext
U f^ W . A. U ffler, Mrs.
P * MUU'nor j r>i nnd Mr*.
FORRR8T LAKE
Sa»lod
ion,
S. W. Fleming, Thomasville, Ga.;
Linton E. Allen, Sunford; G. A.
Thomas, St. Petersburg; G. IV. Ad
ams, Janesville, Wit.; R. Flint, Or
lando; T. W. Koch, St. Augustine;
B. E. McEver, St. Augustine; D. L.
Williams, Orlando; P. J. Sone*.
Haines "City; W G. Digly, Atlantu,
G*.
•M N H M M M H .
, .p y c ix m a — n n a m i i o i M 3 W
r*
P iquant Uneven Necklines
Thursday Night, Feb.23
Special Scenery
Beautiful Coitumes
Funny Comedians
Good Singing:
and Dancing:
Curtain 8:15
Prices, Adults 75c,
Children
35c
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Physical Trainer States
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Be Placed In .€ .
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International No** Scrvlc.’ S;:nrl
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NEW YORK, J'fb. 21 U S: \
.Will II. Itempsdy is no: ..I n
and done w ith, he vs#;,
( udlh
could be mndc the next heat \
weight champion of tic- world,
succeeilinir the man
him, nnd, for the a r d c '■- i.o »:. .
have ns round a pair "i I ■
a six-day bicycle rid"
There is absolutely
• in lr'i
this proposal, I am inf . med :
day by the man who m ; i ! ; i n .
A rtie Met Jo verm Me staked Run ■
career to an annex lln.i u>; j v
•nutttrow the mail) .-tr... ... •
ho says he see no n n >i why
cannot du the m i u ; in In
All th at is ret|uired o! 1'cmpH. .
it Seems, is that h" • I n i,. .
chronic attack Of c ...i,:.
<e
and hit Ttnuiey with .1. r* hi 1.....
a t the right time,
Personally, it is a mu fn
which of tin se rtnpiiicin rt*
prove the more difficult 'n 1
•form but thnt. in hi dill' 1 lie
which Is th a t th iie m*- a I.
two men who think tk. W'di I
Dempsey is fa r from . :
1
suspect the i.tln 1 m,i i W..i li.
Dempsey.
. The latt e r , hi c< 1 I.nir In M 1
em , is simply n v im
poison, brought ■
absurd diet. Nov. n.,
stiver
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“ T im e T r ie d
a n d t ’ro]i T ested * ’
flu r Ilrntids arc the AcknowIcdeed
Standard by
which
(i rower* or Florida have juris*
ed all fertilizers for nearly
forty years.
“ (J iv in g a ll w e c a n fo r w h a t
w e R et in s te a d o f g e t t i n g
all w e c a n fo r w h a t w e
g iv e ” is th e p o licy o f
Two mouthers of the executive committee of Sovereign Camp of the
wilt visit this city Thursday night.- They are Sovereign Escort S. A. Fnrrell
.ml Sovereign Clerk John T. Yates (right) of Umuho, Neb. The local
elebnmtv arrangements for the* entertainment of the visitors.
Sm ith B rothers To
Close 2 D ays To
rep are F o r S a l e
The E. 0. Painter
Fertilizer Co.
Jacksonville,. Fla.
A dditional Society
<■ .
One Thousand Artificial
reason
'
That People
With
Intelligence
Should Make
i 'revisions
For Future
Needs.
.Mi^s A n n lv. I t a n i u m *"f W a ^ ' i
ms; I mi , 1> C , Mr*it S. Ht *
‘
, tritil f t mi gl ii i H m|
1 n i i i n e l h m m:*
91 t h e Initial*
gvi i' st^ u f .Mr .
Kl si
V\ nl sl i ut h i ’i ImiiK* o n O n k A w
i■
’’•* mu*.
double, wiill
AT THE
ZION HOPK BA 1
rn s t c h u r c h
with l.c"
wcitrbt nrt n;
ni •
came In
i i ••
The Imd
bronchi ■ ■
and won i ,
place ill ii. " i
rd fur Into ■>
crilllililo.l or .
c i y 111 It S i
CO UGHS
at tho cl >■ ..f i ■
public inn .11 J
arc dangerous...,
not win I1,. .
fended it
*Up,lh 1
clnfm to I 1-
III*i ..lu
match In .. 1 1
■,
en year t> d 1
battle hoi v. !■, 1 1 , .
ll
.Illlll Us. I I Pi i i il kriti.I rcnirUy
,
Except in ■
Was as I.
a ........
,
it /'"(■>.
nut iijimr ilieHnwitiiclt.
lo o i i. i .Ihm ii t ii jTl j c.r,
. t I y . .buy H.-rrv.
Italian Cavalry ?
Many** Nat i\e TT
iv H
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Gel tin y llv
We are over stocked and must reduce this stock
thirty days. To do this we are making you this li
All baits are fresh stock and consist of the foil
Shakespeare Creek Chub—South Rend and Ue<
tail regularly at V
S1.00 and .$1.25 each.
hi
)
( let t iuy ( In
Tim Rrciil Kruflyivlisi ami
llca lcr is (,nir.,ti;t‘(l in a Rivut
incflittK em it nielli at 7
I'lvcryhotly is invitcil, Imtlt
w ltilo ami coln m l. Special
se a ts will lie arnwKi'd Inr
the w h ite penple. All are
w elcom e. The Uev. Oscar
Hall, o f Piitsliurir, Pa., is
eondnetiiDf tihe mueliiijr.
t'nvbicr
Safe for
v e ry Cough
Severn I tmndi id * ■! 1
Were killed mi l \v ■ 1 i
At only 10c each. You buy one hail at the regular
and for 10c you may select an extra bait.
A r c \ "ii
t< ni tier Oranpc A m . ami
B e o p so a ie d
I■
Pastor
Discount
yitycini lil u hu h • 1
with the i*« *ii pm n *ii
by Itulinn invnltv
i **
\
by the Itub.ie
led by iln
(if Riiyln
;
YARD WITH A M ILL B A ltK I NC
*
Rond Cn
Iloll.v, A v e „ a t
i
1 l t h . 1 2 th , 1 3 th S t s
ZipStn
Reginning February 15th and continuing unitl March 15th
arc going to give to our customers
It Stand
i.
Ahum mi " n il
the
The Hank of Service
seconds, tin i
w;rlst | old:, and 1 .
cidintr fall mi
T R IP O L I.
y \ iSYh IT T - i n k iii dj=5i
THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
,ioo
isbment
[ J M B E R-1 • '))“ *! p i COMPANY
■ns ’ foT th e Inmost [
Ic in S a n fo rd ’s history
ituti' the closiny of
store tomorrow and
\ \Y. r . Sm ith mie store will h e !
chancery and i i "
ond w ent to
&ni p
f o r e v e ry fam ily |„ n
i t s o w n h o m e —I'erty
n o w y o u a r e abotrf
re a liz e a life long dm
U o n d -H ill means ji
h o m e will h e built of
best
m a te r ia ls at1
m o s t econom lchl cot
t h e lo n g ru n .
FERTILIZERS
. .ARE
tied Jde Sti rkij
before a o wd o '
*The ’flrj? fall .......
end
d id Slorjj,.
Rhone 40S
d e . 1' • 1 •• t r n i t u i r . d e
liiuli' c n ! ■ I
hours
Iinnlinjr, Cratine, SMi
Gem Farm Crop
wrestllmr chnuuii
today. He pr< •
combination of
A r c h ite c t
*t N at'l Rank Hldp
Stanford. Florida.
Saratoga' lor th
f-iimJ.'. v
t i g h t i v c lo d c t l . iiir.nM;
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t' t din .(1.1' lie b a i T C i l ft'.*"
ST. 1.<h i >.
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in 2
QUICK SERVli
TRANSFER
P A I N T E R ’S
Simon Pure Citrus
Champ
title here la i i.ii
Elton J. Monghton
Ui:l matter
Ed. S tra
U n d isp i
the
* Mrs.' CKhrles m iifief^M n rT O V -'’
| man Kuiincr »f Jacksonville. a n d 1
1Miss Ruth Kanticr «*f Now York
motored' to Payto"n Roach, Tuesday ovoninir whore they attended
a concert (ttofn by the Cleveland
Symphony O r r h e s t r t t ^ ^
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vereign Camp Officials Coming
SANFORD FOLKS
By J. O. Laney
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Wednesday Feb.22nd
WILL BK GIVEN AWAY NEXT WEDNESDAY
Come in and ask ns about this
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ORJJQ store
FREE
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Sale of Grocerie
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0:16, Little Symphony; 7:30, Hal
OPERATORS BLAMED
ler's Bakers; 3. H eadliners; 3:30,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10- (IN S ),
Bureau of Agricultural Econo
Torrid Tots.
mic*
co-operating
with
the
—Ojieralors
are to blame fo r th-j
280.2, WHAM Rochester, 1070:
Florida State Bureau of Mar
''deplorable
conditions” * tn the
3:16, orchestra, mixed q u arte t; 8,
kets. — It. E. Corbin.
Pennsylvania
soft coni fields, R eps.r j
Stromberg Carlson hour; 3, proLocal Reresentatlve
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f—lVuu»ylv«i
.juautuftotq WJZ;- 3:30,— Kast man
There were forty-five cars ship- Lu Gunnlla, (IT) c f New York,
‘ •—Voters’ -Service. Talks on school recital; 11:05. o rg a n —and
ped front Sanford yesterday. They charged tn the hoii .e today. They
Politics—WEAK WTIC WJ- solo; 12, Ruffe.n rrjrmphony.
37U.fi, WGY Schenectady, 730: were hilled as follows: 10 Potomac demanded a cungresaioniol invest!AR WTAG WCS1I W FI WRC
WGY WSAI WEBH WHAS 6:30, dinner music; 7:f?0, mixed Yards, 5 Florence, !} Wnycross, 3 Ration o f tiie bituminous strike. •
quartet; 8, Seiberling Singers; 3,
WSM.
8— Stronilerg Carlson hour, Kvcready hour; 10r auction bridge; liaitimorc. 3 Philadelphia, 2 each
TO t ’HE MOTOR CARS
Palais D’Or orvhestia; Savannah. New York, Jersey City,
Varied Program,— W.IZ WB/. 10:30,
CAIRO -Fih.17 — (Hs’S )— The
11:30, Homesteaders; 12, Buffalo Cincinnati, Chicago, l each T urrnWBAL WHAM KDKA WJR
boundaries n ' Egypt will he pat
Symphony.
K-YW.
to, Rochester, W ateilm ry, N or rolled lit the fu tu re by soldier*
468.5, WRC W ashington. 010:
AG WCSH WFI WRC WGY
0, dinner music; 7, Voters' Service; folk, New Orleans, lA’cntur. Flint. driving motor cr.ru instead of
WGR WCAE
WTAM WWJ
8,
Seiberling Singers; 3, Evcrvndy Mich., Lansing, nnd Detroit. Total mounted o** camels, a t soon a* tho
WSA I WLIB WHAS WSM
shipments for Florida were 53 i Ministry of Finance approves the
hour; It*, auction bridge.
WSB
cars. California shipped Id m ak expenditure ru led for by the Minis
Southern.
»—Kvcready hour. Classical
23fl.il, WWNC Ashaville, 1010: ing the U, S. total 03 curs..Fifteen try of Wur to replace cnmels^by
M usic- WEAK W EEP' WJAR
cars not previously' reported were ears.
WFI WRC WGY WC.ll WCAE fl, hirthilay program (until 3a).
175.3. WSB A tlanta, dill): 7. shipped front California o n 'th e
WTAM WWJ
WSA I WON
Health
Message; 8, Seiberling 18th and H'th.
WHAS WSM WSB.
The Sanford f. o. h. market took
9— 'Annual banquet of Ameri Singers; 3, Kvcready hour; 10,
another upward step yesterday.
can Institute of Mining nnd miction bridge.
2)3.8. WOOD Chattanooga, I,. Must goml stock was sidling at
Metallurgical Engineers, WJZ
230: 8. eiHchuble; 8:30. classical; $2,25 per crate in carload lots, with
amt chain.
other stock that was geiui ally
HI—Auction bridge,
Seven 0, studio,
322.1. AVHAsS. UmKville. 330;:[ fl,iriv Rg04| bringing $2.00-2.15.
t h nth Game WEAK WEE I
"My knee* and ankle* were to
7, Voters* "Service; i:d0, Girls
Telegraphic report from Phila* •wollcn I looketl deformed. And the
WTIC -AVJAit WTAG WCSH
Gied
Club;,
8.
Seiberling
S
i
n
g
e
r
s
;
|
today
states
th
at
the
marWFI WRC WGY WGR WCAE
pain was unbeara
j- slightly stronger in that
ble. Every move w*a
WTAM .WWJ WSA I WGN 8:30, Men's C ite club: 3, Kvcready
a g o n y ,- When a
hour: 10. auction bridge.
__ |olty. Florida ten-inch crates in the
w iT \s w s m w s n .
friend employee sug
336.8, WFM Nashvilli', 833:
, ixmgh, 4-6 deceits are bringing
1*M
gested 'St. Jacob*
Vbders' Service;, 7;30. dini.er ‘‘"m ] fj.00dl.25, few $3.50. .Thy weather
OB' l tries! it only
cert: '8, Seiberling Singers; 3. is clear and 20 above zero, t ’elery
TCKSDAY. FEBRUARY 21.
half-heartedly. One
Eve ready hour; 111, auction In itio ; supplies are moderate.npplicalioil ’ brought
431.5, WEAK New York, 010:
10:15, quisle pupils.
Kitty-two ears were report Al
it-i.iKsliatc reiiri a:ul
12. studio program; 3:30 Men;-.
xV!tVA Rtihmo.uL 1180:
r.s-ii tk.i* t e r r i b l e
w y 's Garden:
4:30, W om ens.!,i, Mohawk Serenade! s; S, Political passing Cincinnati and Potomac
Sl-evil, JJ ua i suellLeague United Synagogue; o, Talk: 1". C a n y Me Back to Old yafds (ids m erning on the way to
tr.;: bail <vi ipletcly ■ 1
their
final
destinations.
New
York
T fa Timers; fl, Waldorf Astoria
gone."
Virginity.
13, 4 each to Philadelphia, Pitts*
orchestra; 7. Voters' Service; 7:30,
Nolhir.e draw; out .
Celery M arkets
Radio
Programs
ig f * - . .
Al). RATES'
,,
h Id A df*w *
J £ < m be r««el»*d
j.
co llato r •enl
for payment___ 10c a Hne
.Be * Hoc
.... ... ..... ,.7c ■ line
"rite* 00
4„cei rates are
for
insertions.
ort|j of average length
i!*l a line.
_ .
fcam
of 30c for
jt,
charge
jm tisin g is restricted
C ciusificatlon.
Error Is made The Son/{sponsible
T one
insertion,
for subsequent
l, xhe
should be
in case of
Lid will be
incorrect
User
office
[immediately
a d v e r t is e r p
•
IlleraU
representative
My familiar with rates
Lnd classification will
L (omplelu information.
U wish, they will assist
wording your w ant »d
it rosre effective..
ounccmcnts
A
b a r g a in
10— Livestock
PURINA Chows, Seeds, Lime,
Hay, F arm er’s Supplies. Bau
man Bros., 212 F irs t St.
For Quick Come-Backs
IO-A—Poultry Amt Eggs
BABY chicks. Tancred strain
W hite Leghorns, $1-1.75 per
10U; Rhode Island Reds, $10. per
100. C ircular on request. Guy L.
Blackburn, (Stlenton, S. C.
Our Lost and F ound ads will find
i almost anything you lose, except
FRESH c&gs, Baby chicks, and
H atching
eggs,
Cccklobcrry
Farm , I.akc Mary.
sleep. You can’t help losing things
CHICKS— Selected stock, deliver
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
$58. Heavy mixed 100, $13.00,
Bard Rocks nnd R. I. Reds, 100,
$15. 600, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson
Hatchery, Brooksvillc, Fla.
once in a while, but you don’t need
to let them stay lost very long—not
. while these little ads can bring
them back to you!
10-B Plants and Flowers
"fleggurw eed Seed”. Place your
order before the supply of good
seed is exhausted. W rite fo r spec
ial prices. Wm. G. Hnnuey, Box
207, Momicello, Florida.
1“ — H o u se s F o r S a le
SEED Potatoes Red Bliss Maine
. (selected) 153 lb. sacks, $6.00
Spaulding Rose No. I (Certified)
150 lb. sacks $6.00 Cash with all
orders. United Produce Co. 1355
Political Anno’imcrment
i'i iti h 1 1 it, M «|
..
,
i cm c o i r.Ti j t ihsi-2
r tilt riA I.L .--S m all co.tage o n ' l lit-tt-uy uiimiuii* t my cuiulltlary
Magnolia Avenue new rented. f->r re-eleotlon .u Hie office of
Iliiili n„ ,.„nr „r l„i
County Judge ..f 8.
mine!.- County
nuiii on l i a r oi ml. I u n tj "l | t'luriUn. nuiijut to tho will of th*
room for another house in fro n t.t Democratic Von>,s „r H*r,>tnole
KNEES SWOLLEN
TWICE THEIR SIZE
> v/
.______'
Address Box.431 care T h /H e ra ld .
ru n
tax
ru i.i.ia-roM
E venady hour; 10. auclion bridge;
10:30. ilance. orchestra.
151.3, \\ J 7. New York, tiili): 1:30,
Yqrng’s lichcstra; 3:30. United
States Marine band; 1.30, Afternoun Players; 5. Tea Music; fl,
Kemp's
orcltcst . ; 7, George
Winhm-;t.>n*s birthday; 8, Strom- j / F a i l u r e TuSlnhlli/.i* I'ric c O f
berg Carlsor hour; 3, mining ci.
I Toil lift W ith o u t D elay Con
gim-ers' banquet; 10. Tor. ill T o t-;:
D fH tiltD nlv In ;4 )io rliiq i‘.ls I
ID:
llio- Sit ghi Breen; 41.'
View O f S ir W illi tint H e n ry
sluin' i nu a».
.!
LONDON
I’eh. 17
* INS*
) wiirk, 710: ^'5.
i’
b e s t n i ; fl. i t i m e ; “ Miss 1328 is the mud rn godIgn'i.
Speech Pa’mceii dels of till.”
( i' -.
So wild Hull. I iuliel llullaml.
'ii. livers’ orchestra;
cm
3, M ,
■* SI.■*!d ies; 3, n citn l; chairman uf the Associated fin
1". I
boil : 1) :0,>, Gulden’s Uumpa:*.}' nf VigoTar, ri*fi*niii',t
OF TIN FORECAST
B Y ENGLISHMAN
FOR SA LE—Citrus nursery stock
1 wInIi lit untiuisnui* timi l am
UCINtl Ising’s I’uie Pork
op Rough Lemon Root. Quality 21)— F a r m s F u r S a le
*"« 11llUl s«t f fi)|- I f r l f i l l u n
tu
ih «
nf
'CnllDctitr of Hemlnj,, jjW ^nlr.ietto Ave.
and varieties guaranteed. Get iny
tilt* Count), NOt»j«‘Ut lu ihr notion'
prices before you buy, F. Burnett. FOR SALK—2 acre lots. Fine >‘' f , l »« voters in i t ., Gemocratir
Prtioiiry i» tie lii-i.t iii June.
Woverly, Florida. *~
And F ound
truck laud on Dixie Highway
Vuur supnuil will .*« appri".lutml■INO. P JINKINM
outside
city
limits.
K
lcctrvity
and
FLORIDA GROWN mm blight,
Mount Dora Road, one
flowing
w
ater
available.
|„
A.
good eating Pear: S tuart Pe
Jitpaiiliii. Return to SimReliauil, 301 W Second St. or
rim
t a x
\ s s i :n m u i
ai d Supply * "i. Howard. cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums, Phone 130-W.
1 in l i l t ) UiilltiUtlt'i' l if I *10 poupltf
Prunes, $ t.'K) to Sfl.Oo per dozen,
••I Hi’iui ii* *1«
lltiti I um A
4'iuitluitit«* inr inx
mibJoct
delivered. \V t..e us. Reeve N urs
lo
iltf*
iIci'I pImu i*f tli»*
ACREAGE AT SI25 per acre. t ill' t n>Hint rti i lu I'rtmui > tu lm IidIn
ery, Collage Hill, Fla.
IiI
Tract of nearly 35 acres, located In J i m e i*I it*H v f i i i * 1 luiVM l l v n ' t
in
iii’um;o
si
ml
St’iiiltiMhi
ci»untl«*?i
dodge
14— K ooiits W ith n iil H o a rd
between two Orlando roads with fur
I
Hcrvf'fl iih
| cars nml Graham truck *.
frontage on old highway, can be -■.iviitty c sMMtui'-MioMrr ‘Ji» nml utt
v| n th Street. Phone 3.
bedri.iit.i, 111 Park Ave.
IJ M'iirfi I l»u\ •’ mad** my llvpicked up today by someone who ft*t
uru: nilHinK
'k mi«l I’ U n n ft ull
knows
values
at
si
g
reat
sacrifice
mil
f.timjitii I pio|*i*M" to 1* t **\or/
Is A' t'l»vV<\N r o . Auto ir»— A p u rl m e a l I* n r lion*.
i .iiry
p r •»: o i l loimc *
In tin. new an-' import -o'
mVery ih siruhlc location for poultry >11iti »• ofi i.iu'h
l»> \ *t-w it»*-t tlo* lim
] sml -hcct. un til' works.
.'..’ i V-f t , \ .antic f i t y . 1100: [,|u.st rial use of im i n ' i d npplicufarm, Some high Sand and some it* it\ |-t i Moiiall)
\«»ur
supp«*Pt
flt'l
Palm
etto
Ave.
Very
a
ttra
c
t
If Avenue, Phone 716-W.
*5.15 uigau. ill i'-*r mtislg; 8. ib«t:ce L lllnn,.
isi.i.lN
cxpandiii;
ive furnished two room a p a rt muck. Possibilities for develop will I ♦ ,-OI-! **1 i: ii K i i . m : t :
muMi; s I i. Wushiiigtun lurtlula.,’ urtifii ial »ilk in-iustry.
vkor.P nuir.K r o .
ment. P licate bath. Hoi w ater and incut arc great. If von are look
aililri-ss; 8, Dual Trio; 10. auction.
•• | | , . j., lili-ii
ah rn « f
s,
ing for something on which wou
(id MagnoFa Are.
lirht free.
i
mi
m
i
:
j.i;w
ix
i.\T
rn
s*
hi
i
d
i
,
lo.!!-.
stmliii;
II,
dance
|
j
,s
|u
,
<m
n
o-'
may
make
reasonable
profits
w
ith
l ‘-v:t.' 3C7. .
r *ut .uiiiuwiiic m> uaiicllflxicy
TWO bungalow upartm euts. N eat out holding long, it will pay you fo*‘1 |v.
1 added '.ti
lln lla n l
t In' l .* u i.-tr. I. iiri* Mll'Jft’ l f t I Ho orclo -tra.
IUPS-M ARMONS
til *
ly furnished and desirably lo ii investigate lids. Addrca- It. J. vs ill *.f ih*
I*i5uW-.in it. i
ei-m . I.iv<- l"*en
•JS. ,. W ItA L itnilimuie,
i*Mimtv
m *h* i*r»»»iui) t*» bo bold
Ifoni Automobile Co.
cat) tl. Phone 33.
15, Saudtmin I'ui'le; fl: "". ilinin i j
; *,. - i-e -l-'i
(*•’ the
H.
care
The
Herald.
.ti,
.1
-in-*
!
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Z
'
*
tnulia u'.
Pliuiie 137.
,M ' t
I .O I U '
linpx , 8, Siioln W rg ' iilbf-n lu>ui ; jn-.'i-'ni o p p i o a l o 1
to
new
A partm ent and bedroom, 300 W.
f*.
I'n-ctnble;
1".
ilium*
music
|
uses
Ii
take
an
intpoit.int
part
Inesa Service
22— H en 1 IC stale T o Ii:< changc
POM ->| Vi K I.KUf-t tT l'ItK
5th St Phone .358.W.
Ji'.ii 7. VVCAl’ I'hiladclphia, 1.- in da- mamifiu'tuiv of n'l aitil v ini. m iiimounee oi> cninttdacy
i - »u p
f-ir
ih e S l.itr I ,-lKHliilure (Group 15f: 6:3*1, orchcstrns; 8. Sele'uul- f,, ial -<i«K i-ng, i ,
i is used •*'
111!:..' W'-.ild l:l.i in men* r urnishe'l ‘ {hrct'i room ffiirnjro W ILL TRADE—-several beautiful !i ;t tnl
u ti l upproi-.nl** 8iii j*licit ( In
el
s;
s:in,
short
f
e
a
t
u
r
e
s
;
3:15,
(Hie
nianii
fact
lire
of
u-urly all
111
w
.
garage.
apartm
ent
with
in Jimothat lie <m tin agency
building lots for well located th e pr j in.ii >' t»* be 1.bo b!
V MAHAN.
Modern roinp*'.',-i s; 1":10.
Pea m ta les of ihe
leitel tnb'e; and
1505 I’ulm ctl'i.
Lini i'cmii iluti her Supply (5th St. Apply
grove or farm. Give complete in
Garden i ii hes*-a.
it is U ii that nolle jlu sli-lr till*
l! tu» i* x, *).i,,r llefriger- I'hoiit* 517
r i m i h i v r i i i i ) i )II* i s i d m ; h
formation as to what you have
405.2. W FIW I.IT I'lulndelpbi i . rolliipnlde tubes --l ..ili*t and
ttrhiiiei, \m niie needing
1
v
isii
I-.,*-i
»,
iio
*'*
list
1
uni
room
garage when answering this al. S tate i a n-t-.l . i -■ lei H i* eti’ lre nf i.'uunl • 7 1 0 : 7, V o t e r s S e r v i e e ; 7 : 3 5 , co n - u-f-nietir pre pal'a: lull.-. 11'e hit*'1
in lintel, Ke-taiininl or Kuntishetl three
a p a rtn n iu with garage. Hot and number of acres, location, price, I'nmmisrt-itii r fr--Mi !*I.Ul-*t N o S celt iii-iirstia; 8. Seiberling Sing iif niiicb an* meiea ii g every
|Supplies I have it in new
Apply 1)05 m ortgages, etc. Address B. U- care hill, J-*- * 11* tie* -l-i'IHO.II Ilf tltO Vi*t - era; 3, Evercudy bout; IU, auction day.
goml- I'iill for Mr. cold w ater free.
s r s In tti« l l t P i'i o M il e P r l i i m - v * "
The UeiuliL
Palm
etto
Ave.
Phone
517.
l-o h-'hl --a J t-in* fit »), A. U
l^ tx .
Idiiest staliMlcs allow that the
L>;j( « .
Phone 788, to r your
F* r Txvrrn
KDKA
Pittsburgh.
350
lieiqilc
of Britain went through
3
15.6,
Very attractive fam ished 2 room
WILL TRisDK Equities in sever22,75",id'll dozen pairs of stneki on c m x t i ssstisM in nr
npt.
Private
bath:
hot
w
ater:
I’oU ticn! A n n o u n i’c m c n ts
Tainting: Interior Pec,1 good lot- for small house. What
t » x »;s
I mgs and s-i*l;i in 1821. This
m is 11 I - atiieuinee In the |)»
(. Yen icasonahle. Phone garage, Phone 730-1. 212 W. 1th inve you. Give complete details as nf I pirolioili
works out at Mx pairs fur each
I'uutity Ihnt I um ■*
l ‘ i m T A X' AHSIISSDH
St.
|li. A Halverson, 708 W.
to location, rrice. m ortgages, etc., onlullilnti lnr
-.■Irollne to ih* nf
1 m ish id nna-uia-*-- m> o h - i n o y I
„ f th e ca n iiu u n it y , c o m
flee -•( Tuv A-—- s e t . nutijeot to ltin t„ r the uffii •• of T a x A ssossmi nf
Furnished 1 loom apt., with hath, when answering th ii ad. Address lie.
Isinii III Ih. v - l e r s III tIn* Doin')*dll Ill**11- I'lllllll
silhjei'l In Hi* imreii will) four pairs in 1324. It
at Silver
Ijike. Electrically Box 23 care The Herald.
r i.i liI *i Imiil V to ho he 111 In Join* i i |I1 df the vull-rs
III '1.0 Jinn* is expected that the returns for
Jlinie mill very little money
uf this > . ii r
pr tiam \ .
equipped
throughout,
including
1827 will show an increase of at
A VMJIHIAN
.1fir. r i*lMTTI';NtlKN,
thing- new by use o f
garage.
Phone
855,1
Mrs.
Henry
least fifty per cent on those of
21—
L
o
ts
F
o
r
S
a
le
I?ar Varnish, Igicqucr ami
r u n rt.r.iiK *>r t:« t i»t
r o ll sta rr, j r x iTim
1321
I |„.|ei.) min-Miiieo m y o.-iiutlilai'y
|8oi«i I,,- Sanford P aint & Nickels.
I *i,i-l*v iUltl'-.'-li'*' .is n eiimtlUalo
f..l e lr il . i-f Ho* rlrru lt eniirt m i 'siire-d
-!
m
r
.
H
ns
Sn.ii*-r
from
er ('«.. G. U. S tuurl, Mgr. Furnished four room apartm ent FOR Sale or Exchange for Auto, j,.,., I,, lid* M 111 o f I ho vwlers lo
if-- U th Serial nr In I dlslil-T reni|bt. St.
L irge corner lot facing cast. III,* I •* nen I :•I o' p rim a ry In he h - I 1 l- sell -,f Heieueih* III.n -Hi I'min*'
und garage. Closo in. $30 month.
June
I Mill
.-pj.rerU.t->
your II, ti Hiihjoel
In ll»o |)onmi*r.,ile |
Has small dorse and garage on Huppori
Ru.n'l Farms, Groves, Phone 130 W.
prlntni ) In hi- hoi,I .Dill** f-lh. I'l~’t
same.
Magnolia
Ave.,
Evans
a
d
It.
A
**'11111
II oloete-l I prulllls- Hi r.lllHn'ie
II" 5. Park Ave. Phone ALL modern ronveiliences, hot
!■- M-lirl. f'.l tin lies! ilk*■-! est ill fie
dition. Box 182, e-o The Herald.
I 1)1 V I ' I
I 'l lD S t lt l t i x*<
list I hi ..let . llivlle J-Ill In in'
w ater, <ii w n town locatiiA newly
v T i n it \ i : t
...... ut- Ml-’li luipniliiil log's!-)
furnished, each apartm ent witli PARK A VK-NI K LD’I, near 13th
imu us k—ill rends, ri.us,*rv*iUnri nf
l,i Ijl e * Ihls oe-thd-l nf ar.
P'dlT PRINT SHOP
nmitii nut in- .itulld.irv
Im
l h e | „ u r a s l u r u l t e s n u .o e s . ir d u r lln o *4
private
bath.
Price
very
reason
smtee hi: any thing in
.Stiert, faring cti
Will sell on „ i |,r . ..| I '-.uuit |*n-se, utlttu Al Im - 1 ■( a I u l u x e s milt odi|oii|tnn I n: k
A pin up call w ill get able. Call 861-J.
easy payments. Dc suable locution a r > , m i I-J'-'I I " III,* D e n m e ra ll i'l It,„ nuppor'. of all loyal Itruynnair
I
Mill
a p p r o e l a le
m i',
* J J I’ A l l l l i S I I
I’li in II7-W. 0 Rail- Nicely furnished apartm ents with for p rrt.y home. Box 25 cure The sITIui.il>
u p p m I tn) i it me It)
the penpl*.
— —- - — . mill assui ■- Iheui. 11 il erli-d . M .l l j
r n ) | N I 'l 'C l I t X T P .X IM'.XT IIP
ull modern conveniences. Phono Herald.
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l
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V
H i) . Id Ihe 'I ut |.*x -ll Ihe u f f l i T in' i
1‘ r i l l . K ’ I .X NTH t't T i l l V
’’I' I'M !: . il.lT WALLS 70. Call at 318 Palm etto Ave.
n.|).Ini*’ f*»r i •• i*l*Tt!nn
> fim
OAK HILL LOTS: The best locn’ \\ i;. w i i i r r :
(ii-1 I*lit *n*i*’Hi t'f
i♦
»
Ibr
nffirr nf t *|»«*i
J ,IK M'AV WALL PAINT FOR ' KEN’I — Two
furnished ion in tin- subdivision. Price $050
Hiilillr * Iit pxt rurl It* , f •*
IHIN', NKW \ n h RKTi'
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shingle* FOR RENT: 5 room lipngalow, vestm ent you can d e a r ? 140,00 fin Hu* ,V-“i t‘;T;'i
f l - v o f l*Ierh nf to o l*lr
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^ James ||. Cowan. Oak* room, living room, and kitchen.
n D i m I- m il l fnualif in rriil»*frrril
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Garage. Located on Palm etto Ave Stand. Bank Bldg.
iiiirepa, hii If Im mil prilillrtl nr ull mi
s t. Phone 111.
inn nine r « r r > ........... HIcL Mini llwrri
uue in Sanford Heights. $25 FDR S A L E — Motor boat and tw o j
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till i» ii ii ti f x
I it t r r n I iIDr r»mr ♦ bill
it repairing, piano monthly. Phone 148.
I h m a i,)' iin n o u n u t
11* * «•»** im mil tt«ifillVlr«( for flint tilulf
rowboats. Motor tumt 4 fool I I her shy aniiouncu my aanilhlai-f cniitlldstis
ful' nlirt Iff uf K. inlii'-l'
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i for re-eil-i tlcin to Ihr office of nlirr') cxpcits with 17 years
III bit.
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h m u o i 'r s t l c
prliuarV
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Johnson, •lid ac tio n of tha v o i r r * In tb* Ilit,*
Inr ti U l m n f m r n f , nml
engine.
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Luke Monroe.
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will
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priirflrr nf rlifiralitB *Mi! f 9 2 I*
I'll n,. 832.
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re»r e c t f u l ly N u u r a .
n l n t li*l»r n i r f l f * nf Irrnf*
FOR RENT— hive room bunga- BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge ^ y
R- ti AND
niriiiH.
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■in T i n : v u T K i m o r h i d i i x o i . i :
Signs of-nll kinds. • * w ; * * w m tr m i e d . $ 25.00 per
JinirfhiM «* IffN pn»|i*-r dlrf nntl nlliri
deck cruTscrf fhirty inch d raft, 1 I
rottxT V .
F O ll N I i n i l K F
8 |,jr‘l Paint Zv Wall Paper month. Located a t 2121 Palmetto
irrnlirtrnf
III
ni rrriiHir pmcfl*
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fully equipped, Bleeps! six. Prtco * 1 hrr**bv iinnotibr# my* m n d l d a * ^
of c o n » itp n f Ion
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alm ost new. Make me an offer.
I lirreliy AMiU*Mn«*A iujc o a n d l d n o
nttr •rrrlitl Irrnli*tr„l. mill ll »»ti•
for
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Cole,
Lincoln
llotei.
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FOR RENT: Smai* store Rooms,
r o n t i i k i.K tiisi.xT i itr.
C l r r u l l t'ourl. tiubj^rl to llio ucD*^’
l i r e . I n I h r r e c l i m i . h n r i l n l n i u s l *>«
r
llliji-i't
tli.V
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the
vnterr
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Jun«
Primary*
or Offices. V?ry attractive. Phonz Plenty of WOOD & COAL a t Du
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Primary, t her--'.) nltnouili**; s s l oe n el i s tn. n d T h li as r aiur n > n sr m unn t emi la nIi)
I!. It DKAH* .•nitle
804 J.
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Ht>* efinitlrtury fur I lit* House <>f od uo ur b linn
b lin 's Wood yard. 3th & Cy
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r o l l ( I I I V T V fH O M U C L -T I M i
press. phor.e 38C-M.
j
^‘‘ai renewal 8 por
Uroup I.
If nonvlnateil I ple'ljf*' l i e n l w r n f , ' a n d s h r n l s o - r r r r l v r d
ATTOnNUV
19—Houses For Hale
I lii-rel-y im n o u n ca m y cancUdJO tny I-est rfforts In '-elialf of •J*** n o I n l r n m t w t r d l r a l n l
ii .i
Sl' min°!e County
, r r p n r | r d I n , d a y s l a t e r b Iant h .u vSr hr )e
FOR SALE: $1500.00 worth fu r for i e -e le e lt ii o l o the o f f ic e nf liropte of 8enilnnl, •'utility- .
|»i Ip
''ra n g e bearing FOR SALE— Beautiful home, near
.■rvtna
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of
the
neuplt
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nishings and lease on 42 room
U Tax Itcll. f, ysp** 1ill) rritu**- h( ha rp p yU r fnri ao mr r he n lndfs n in* rn rd r. s at al ti ll nn ia; i hh ru*l
!•“•• near W inter
bay, three bed rooms, bath, large hotel. Furnished. Low rent J. A. i f . t to tin* w il l o f t h e v o t e r s In ,1a
tlio I H 'm o c m t lc p r i m a r y on June ii l lot) of local lukrs. Til;-. In ni> n u m u r e t r o u b l e , s h r n a s . l e s s n r r c '
at $750. Net living room, dining room, kitchen,
opinion, run be i-ffi-’ st by J" l i n k e n d h e r b p w r l i w e r e b r a i n JOHN O. LBQW AIIOV
Cole, Lincoln' iliuel.
sqiillubte ittetribolb I*
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773. large front screened porch, beau
a «“ b e ’m e r e n o r m a l .
present ftve cent a.i'-ollna 'a* n l uUr.
fo™ TIIK VOTKItS OK IgUI.XOI." jDiong
Joe. Corwin llunrlt. g y r n r s
tiful gum woodwork inside. Flow 27—Money To Iioan •
the Pfute tin 1*1 lieoartlnent. prsrllrr
COL’.XTT.
lu OHonda.
Sper'allslaa
i.' o o n lle s amt. I'l llea.— narers and shrubbery, will sell at
I wish lo announce that f a in a tlSclinols.
In
nan-anrdent
o ld e r ireotoieni -<
i r a r l y '1tile I'mjljtl**- and P u le s ‘ CQmpY , N D MORT- extrem ely Lw price. If you are THREE, five, or ten year loan* r.intll'l ue for rc-#feCflon
■foStl
to’ fh« of Ifc iUonoceil
almoarb.
bowel
e
n
d
rrelnl
d iseases
nnmln allon l
u MPa .NY. 112 Second
of County Commissioner from
-------- -- liy . Ihe
--Trlrphonr W>* .
will Im considered on first fliie
pro m is e III 'leto
itevolu
n i l.. Ih.the cne rg " 300 XV. Here A«e.
looking for a real borne it will pay
1*1*1 rtet No. 3. subject" to the it*-■' I-romlM
u nil
ten will be aa rp Hard hew antebl.
'll the solars Jn I lie D»mt*l ■*(!•$
•*}**( t po*»e»* .to lull
Will Krl well wliboul loss uV
uunoas you to sco this place. Only a emailI mortgages, (inproved| city.-ptoM r- •Ilf''*)
Tun Primary
(loir
fram b *s| ,MI|
•
ty,
at
8
per
cant
(nttrrtt1
am
ount
of
money
required.
Ad
loo will
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Rhode* L -ickhsrt Rbor.p
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■ ai M cyrity.
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FBANR.
dre*» D* R. care The Herald,
uw .. — ^ , . „ , u u e s # * •• •»
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JSifTSSS
An Empige on Review
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CENTRAL FIORIDA
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EXPOSITION
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T h e fjrcnt dom ain o f X a lu r e ’s m o st
bou n teou s g i f t s u n fo ld e d fo r •
Hour in sp ec tio n d u rin g
1>MriT'«4**ii \
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F IV E RS® © A Y S
Free Acts T r c f Duly
Four of ihr O'at from
RlNGLING DnOU. C.nCLS
C
ii f
M dway ADr.vclion
The Intern ltior.tll / Knpwq
in n a
JOHNNY JON HO GHCWJ
M
F i ® t; ait a
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e n t r a l
A flniisH iuii. Mi<
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land, Indianapolis and Erie, and 1 like good old "St. jucoh s tJd''. It'*
one rctnetly you can nbsolutc'y tlcpcn-I
on to relive Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Backache, It Cki*'«***,«"»—arsl it doesn't
Sharon, EUwomi, 1ml,. Binghamp- burn
ihe skin. Go to any drug
toti, U-highton, Pit.,
MJiitreul, rtoie and gel a small trial bottle of
Morrisville, A lbum , uiul Wilkes ‘‘St. Jacob's Oil” and see what it will
do In pain 1
Bat re ..
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if
Welfare Of Electric Power
Companies Is Piiblic^ Welfare
F a v s N e w Y o rk IU t i i IiI T r ib u n e
"The liteory of tegulaliuu is ihui util,
ity s it i ice shall he furnlulied n! cost,
which include a lair return no * i t
xulit.- uf (he pnipcrtj used to fu m is’i
the M -r\iT. ll ronteniplnles ut ■ii lic?i suDii I'-nlly pr'»»s:wroua to furn
ish high grade service, nut corpor*
ulioiin h*'hl down kj siurvsttiun ra le s .'
ORE than any other
Industries, the power rompj,nii*H represent a partnership
between business anil the
public, Imth in srrviee and in
fa d .
fa r from Iteing mere corpor
ate abstractions, their capi
tal is owned by the American
people through KtockJldddings
of mure than 3,000,000 in
dividual investors including
security holdings of hanks,
(rust companies, insurance
companies and sim ilar inslittitfohx in which fhc mirinr* —
(if the public a r r invested,
-v
.
Slabilifing
as
they
do,
through the essential nature
of their service, the entire
social, industrial und eco
nomic structure, they al*o
roust be assured nf a stab i
lity of earning power tn
maintain Ihe efficiency of
V
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i s is - a 11G
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.•.ii'
t hat service and protect the
interest of their owners—
the American public.
Such stability of service and
capital depends uurin the con.
tinuunce uf the principal uf
individual initiative under
which these companies have
been develo|)ed to their pres
ent high efficiency.
The additional money requir
ed If electric light and power
companies are to continue to
meet the country’* growing
needs, can he obtained only
\y the expectancy o f t r»* V (,
sunahle return, after, paying
the c w t-n f high grade*
v *ir
The X’iaiott, courage, ability J
and-skill which have made
American electrical a rh ltttmrnta the envy o f all
world, have « 1mi produced
satisfactory earnings, at the
same time materially reduced .
Ihe cost of service.
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In central and north portione; 1
day .increasing *• d o o d « W
slowly rising tem perature*.
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Court Rule Backs
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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . M O N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2 0 , 192R
Member Audi! Iltireau Of Circulations
Air Derby
SENATE GROUP, Macon’s
Resumes-ProgramDISSENSION! 0 Jeers Italian Am bassador WILL COW GT
MINING PROBE
RADIO MEETING
Police Disperse
MACON,
W A S H IN G T O N , Felt. 20.—
( I N S ) — A decision of fnr reach.
|n g im portance th co-operative
m a r k e tin g , associations was
rttmlered hy th e Suprem e Court
today w hen it declared the
B ingham A ct
«»f Kentucky
constitutional. Tlie law, which
prohibits
priv a te
companies
from persuading fa r m e r s to
b re a k sales pool c ontracts with
co-operatives, ha s licen copied
by -11 o th e r sta te s. A ttorneys
fo r the Hurley tobacco grow ers
de c la re d -th a t the life of the ro .
operative movement hinged u p
on the law being sustained.
Justice McKeynolds * read the
opinion.
Ga.,
Feb.
20.—
( I N S ) —Tho a ir derby contin
ued Its program today a f te r '/*'
terruptlon S aturday
by the
crash of Buck S te e le s plane
and the consequent deaths 01
three persons— Steolo, 1 rancis
A shcm ft, his companion, and
C. E. Murphy, who was struck
by the falling plnne. T ribute
was paid the flying victims
yesti rdny when seven planes
flying in V-shape formation
(Jew over Macon nnd clipped in
salute over the sp6t where the
tragedy occurred. Flowers a l
so
were strewn from
the
plnncs.
A- coroner’s
ju ry
reached lip decision ns to tho
cause of the accident, merely
finding th a t the men- died in
the ernsh of an airplane.
DETROIT, Feb., 20— ( IN S ) , in the streets.
Police
Suporintejulent
Ja m e s
F ists fleiv, clubs met skulls, “down
Spm-tt ordered uniformed men.
w ith Mu--olim” placards •• w it -!
Com m ittee H eadedIlySenator
Federal Com m ission Has V ir broken over the heads a t their detei lives from the homicide a a l
From Idaho L eaves W ednes
lduck band .squads, mounted men,
tually Ceased To Exist And
day For Coni F ields T oS lu bearers, vv. men fainted and vv.tr and officers in e a rs with tops
Is Planning T o D ishandl'n- trodden up‘*it when police dlapci
down to go into action.
dy Alleged Bad C onditions
le ss C ongress Takes Ai l am cd a era wo of 1100 a n t l j fawi.‘t
H arm IV Martial, in the Italian
who m a s s e d -at the Union S tall":’ diplomatic service since 1891, look
today to givet, w ith h e a ts a a l ed on silently while the nntijeers, the arrival of B a ro n Gia Fnsrisl were routed. Police used
como lie Martini, personal trepiv their fist* freely. As the p ro te styentntive of II Puce and Italian ers began ti» run, the police pur- R epresentatives Of lloth Op
O pponents Of Hoover Would tVmbnssmbir to (be United State-, sued them, arms swinging, clubs
erators And U nions S la te
Trouble began as Ilaron l> appearing here and l hale above
Like T o S ee Task O fF ixin g
T h ey D esire Investigation
the throng.'
Radio Jam Thrown OnHlm M artini, surrounded by notable
Several men gained tin steps »»*
ltalinn de-rent in the city, by dr
W ASHINGTON, Feb. ’JO. (IN S )
the
F o rt
Street
Presbyterian
partm
ent
of
justice
a
g
e
n
ts,
nod
W ASHINGTON. Fri.. 20. ( IN S )
1 nine t h r o u g h t h e For: (-Church, a n d continued tlieir cries 1 \ full and im partial investigation
—T a k in g the view that radio !'«gis-j
, WASHINGTON, Feb.
d«ot .if t h e s t n t h n r to the of “down with Mussolini, down of actual conditions in the strikelotion bus been turned into a
with Fncisui.',' from there. Toe to m Pennsylvania so ft coal fields
street.
— (I N S )— Thc Nacal Court <
"Down w eb MTenolitiT," worn up ‘la; t ol the niitf-Facirti finally d’i> was promised today by Senntor
tiral football, t h r Prtlrm! Itnilin
Inquiry w h ich inveatiffi
Commission virtually bar ceased ihc cry. frme three hundred throw .[ appeared up alleys and .d o w n Gooding (R) o f Idaho, chairman of
th c nubmnrino vS-4 dihaat
to function and its member* are Men and women were' in the n n f - | t i n t*. llirce wen* arre ste d on the special Senate Coal Committee.
000 i n ' fiV ic rty " b o n d s. ;uslhI
in w hich 404 m en lost their
preparing to return i<> then- Homes. Fascist t lirmig which w as massed charges of disturbing tho peace.
The committee leaves here W ed
th’’ Ki’l 't d d i c a n N a t i o m
lives, w a s ordered today by
it was learned today.
nesday for Pittsburgh to Inspect
within till’
Secretary o f N nvy Wilbur to;
U
nless
development.
_
r
mlt'''E m p ire'T nist1
Speed.Denion.Dri'ing
mining camps in th a t region. Side
* Coin-]
1 Hritish
[h tlui* r<iiiF,IL ,
next few days indicate there is it 1
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H
luebird.H
reaks
Rereconvene here. No d ate Wi
trip* probably will he made to West
in- m 1
l i as been traced
r o r d I l y T r a v e l i n g M ilt’ A t j probability of prompt action ill the
S
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Virginia
and
Central
Pennsylvania
i ' l l , i h o . i ’o f f i ’t’B
extend
• am « L eaU U l« N Y h il
1'outinuntal T *on* j Kali* O f 20 (f M iloi An Ilnur j '|| ,,„*(• on the icM>luli.,fi.....«>•another
the life of the connni.GW
This report has bceij reviewed
gating trip is not expected to r e
King W inter ha-!* made w hat is officials of the Navy D epartm ent
quire more than a week ns the comthc Const Gunrd nnd tho Treaaurj
mittee is anxious to return to gen. rallv believed to be l}i* final
Department.
fl!,r
"old
to
liquidate
the
l*H.
n,prr’
h
'‘‘.
.
“
fmission
bardespaired
of
nccomp,
W’n'h lngton to begin henring wli- f iu-t of the M’oson. T his was the
I | triawn iv.
t lomnittee’s 1world's speed leionl. having dr i'» n
jts ,,|nn to i li.bilixe brond- House (.'unimiltee On Coinage One More W itn ess Will T gstiThc court will reconvene
,ri,neral
condition*
in
the
hi-ii.Ii..hi National
..a .en-'tis of opinion among local I hear opinions and recommend
bis Napier Bluebird over the.Day|>y further reallocations of
fv
I
*»r
The
D
efense
Hefore
\
\
UuMJ
x
x
',
lmlwiry,
,
that
iltoy
came
from
Recommends
Measures
F«,r
fct n Vei
(y.url tr y in g ^ m ine Hem. t>_
^
; |JO| c „in(r
thc num., w.a'.hcr |-1 ophets, following tin- j tions of the reviewing officers.
$2,080.90 liberty toria-Ormoitil llcueh at 11 rate 1,1 I C|-cm|Uelides tmd ellminai ions of snr(Jt-anting Lindbergh Medal
( iiiitiiienta
2(m.9r,ti02
miles
per
hour.
It
took
I
)d(|tl
s,
lltj„IN
|,nve
been
written
h.v
A
x
e
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r
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F
a
t
h
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r
,
, 1,1 nimp "t > alunlay ns.irht when
____ _ order was issued
W ilbur's
For
h i -slush fund", si.'.l Wulsh.
And Raising Aviation I'uml
with any .. n. eived id.-as ", any axo
. b. . .. • nr . in ’face of >risk north- J |10 i,aJ conferred with Odgen M
,- iuu stigaiion was cm,dueled hint’ 17.1111ft seconds to cover the • nf,.inbers to a numb, r «.f Henatms.
f t , l UTKOOM. W
ENTW
O RTH . , ( gemd." said Go ding. “ We want
WENTW
ORTH.
mile. This was over three miles per | t
irnt«'«l commissioners que undersecretary of the .-TtMW
W ASHINGTON. Feb. 20. ( I N s »
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in.e.uiy experts.
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,1 the t» ,ee conditions as they actually u n w i n d s , ,v< nt tuinblip to the
hour
faster
than
tins
world
record
tion w hether the life "1 the comWith
nnd R ear Admiral F. C. BTill*
|hr«e lioiob. were given the t e
Fanford
and
Hits
Passugc of two bill* to hon-.r N. t . 1 . b. - 0. - ( I N .s ) \ 1
• ,.xi*t
exist in
in or.\
or. t to submit a fair re- ’’r", ring mark in
com m andant of the coast guard,
ll,Y-,,, National Committee by established last year by Major H. mitriiii, "ill be’ extended and con (t„|. f b a r l r s A. I.iinlbcigh w as r e , \.vplion of on,, w inters, wh > will 1 port to the Senate.
v ieinity.
sider their confirmation n* doubt
l r'rv F Sinclair, Wulsh added. O. D. Segrav'e.
Trxliiy the therm om eter register- Thc S-4 was rnmmcd by th e
|n,|Uiry was ordered as a rcCaptain
Camplndl
look
11
four
ful. Commissioners Harold A. I.n- o m m e n d e d today l,y the House Com- arrive here by tra in later in t h e ’
Const Guard destroyer Pautdln*.
tininnv previously given the
day,
the
defense
ics UnI its case HUjt (1( , | 1(1 y , m l o p t i o n of a rd 11 rapid advance in te m p e ra
-■
,,i„i
L al( l ’ llo I.and*. Committee mile sta r t before lie |« s s e d the Fotiiu, of Salt lsike < ity. (P'd ri m ittee on Coinage, weight* and —
The decision to call tho c ourt to- ,
illy a ' tter
It* o’clock
o clcuk ill
tho trial
tn n i resolution |,y Senntor Johnson (It) ture ami within two days springbli ,-tly
e r 10
in tlu.*
guttler again indicated t h a t some
U .-.l thi.i Will H Hays, then first tim ing deviee over the mile ll Caldwell, nf New York, abvmly moiblirt'H.
lit.
•
weather
is
..eheihdcd
to
return
i..f Mr<. Alma P e tty Gatlin.
„f Callfi.mlii. He eluirge.l thnl eon1 'biiirintin course. His first run with the wind have made plans t«» leave the city,
of the officials of tho Navy o r
[publican
National
Ont\ by Rcp. Tilson (It) of t on- 1.|Kir>j,,,| Wii|, the nxc-m nrder " f tier (| jtio|u in , | u. -,.ft coni field* art» lg. all it * wai otli anil splendor. To_
T ioasury are . not entirely aa1
' , he In.ml- to Dnl'ont to pav gave him an a v erage of 214.79713 it was n'ported.
„i,:ht
s*
i)|
be
.
old,
but
not
as
much
neetioiil. would direct the pro*, it
,
•Mi pi..ruble," with thousand* of
<111,1100 I .in advanced the
jMt hour, tin the re tu rn trip .
Opponent* of Secretary >.l * on,fi.Mi with Rome of tuc finoliUrtj
•o
n*
1
n
ght
ur
the
night
hcutnm of n $1800 gold nietlnl ’."
-pi,,. (i(.fen*e was granted permi*- miner* and their families faring
A t the time of tho disaster, thd
an N.u nal Committee by ..j-uinst the wind, be covered the 1 m e n . Hoover, wilt, will become l.indbergh, and uuthorixe easting
f
re.
Slowly
risinvr
te
m
pe
ra
ture
is
(0
,lliU.,.
t
|u.
mu,
remaining
wil1 1 1 1 < ompuny. Do mile at 199.1W722 mil"* per
radio e s a r Mur. IT, if ill life of the . \ sufficient bronze replicas of tli" )(1>s ol| , j,€, st a n ,| when he nrrivu*. qarv ilion and untold bar, ships fercensi I- r III* s.lay and \\ edttes- const guurd declared it would bo
h n a i i 'c o r eviction from company
•extended, v j 'u l d ,
th, t.ioe v. ns c hairm an of the elapsed time was the new worhl | .>,|n n | i ^ j mi ls
Will be williiK to have the naval c o u r t
u.cilal t«, reimburse the governin' nt
t |,i,
then began it* relnii 111 I|H |*R .
i!ny aj.»!,,*. . h Hi*’ ski.
record
<>f
200.Ob
iiii
I
cn
per
lunir.
|ikt.
R
lM
.
Lj,«*
task
of
unscrambling
conduct tho inquiry. ,
.
id of t h ■ bank.
1,
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a
ul
x
u
n
.
ring
shower*
t>,| t,.»,ml ,n y depicting incident*
itiT’icials of th.- l nil. d Mine
Campbell said Unit li«* didn’t even ^
Jum
lhl, e th e r laiio* tossed tlir ugli their sale to the public.
I’ive* V-I.I old c u i n o l s t h a t
Rear Admiral IL 1L Jackson is
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The
other,
by
Rep.
(F-I-)
"I
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c
e
n
iin
g
th"
finding
of
Smith
T
\V I v n nipt if I tl
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s.... . . . . .
o a.ail of l lit “ let Iter o u t” nnd that be would l||u.k into H o o w r ’s lap. They feel
.s
\lo ' ^r \\iili tii'*
«'t thi* Stat»* I head ol the court. .
Hi it l ; ice big in *t th a t nothing could e m b a rra ss n Miiiu. sotn would provide for i- p, *y’ ixe-lm. k.si body buried m vet’h nil. gal
Do,m. tnri.ed ■ver several p r o b a b l y tr y to betU»r liis recor.b
Secretary W ilbur Issued- the fol
„f
|o,()00,000
Lindbergh
,
y, .moiil of the Petty home, r, - ,u . the Pcnn-y.v.niin. Ibd.imore Hunfutd and Seminole L.>unty wa •
f r a n k I.ockhart. of Indianapolis.' | >ri,s| j cntial candidate mneb m - n
iD.Irnl theiisaml <1..lia rs in li*»- t
and *lb ” and N.-.v 1 ork * entt.al. ,11 a4hi>,(iiq. "f an iv'i' blabl on Sal- lowing s ta te m e n t- " l t w cvldim jS
" the debts will .............
a tte m p t H>
ly I-mil to pn> "ff
. break Campbell s th a n to Ink ehu 1 ge of the ra.li' ni".lids to b.- sold at a price to !>. vv;i, pt..sooted.
lindmgs of fact, opinions and r c ^ l
rdny t.iglit a.td Sunday tnnrnm
•tiMi
(nt. n .1 into “ u eofi firac,- t'iv u l by a special eontmi**i«0. Tl’1' , *.■ e to clusing its case, Hj,
Itepidilira: ’ . itionul < » ' - . nH.„r.l today in bis Stutr. special, situation.
ommendations
of Ihe court of W
Ice
was
rop.’rte.l
in
humorou
lee 1,1 tin’ P 'J" campaign, w illj j(|*B |,]aL|une rqulpm il with two
There in rising demand, mi ».rv ronimission would include ope S e n f,.,,.,. attempted to Tirthor cotrot, 1 depress c .a l p l i e s uml vvicek the
. .ye and mercury dropped tu 31. uiry convened tn consider ihfl* ^
tmi.iu.
This
angle
of
the
inquiry
a
t
>,r,
two
Representative*,
and
lli<
t
.
I
c
f
e
n
.
hint's
contention
to,.-ti, oie.1 this week at B*10 ’ Millor marine engine*, i* said to side, for elimination or many s ta
tied I", ,i. u a t t , have been reviewed bjf
lil.ely will ,n.e I " line In I by the ae,"filing fo figure* »ul»in
nal.- rid leqiiwj
I
the latest in rnce car constrtict- tion* from millions nf listeners.
j may.'i'- of l.,;tlo Fall*, Minn., and j>;li |,.-r mother in*w dead, commitI ■ R .1 • .b, local w nlbci ob.tei 1a - judge a d .o -a to general of th
.
i|.m
until
It
"pen*
public
St.
I.ovn
,
Mo.
Of
the
proceinis
I
;
hi
.
l
ime,
bat
a
fte
r
the
w
itno**,
.S||„. nil h. I. stified he gaV1’ j i„ li allil tliut he will probably break
On the oth e r hand strong influ
navy .111 u„. chief 0f the buroxiAj
v.-r Thi* umriiiiu; a t n
R.ibcrt R" c e . te tified in the hc.iriuR* Imre
t h e P .e p n b lie a n s | ( , j(n b),n v n .,.„n |.
;
1 tin, chief
Uollt -1<- .mo •
ence has been brought t<> bear up- $250,000 W"til<l tw’ used to purehnso.
e
r
'd
ng
was
I. !
Th* romntiMe ■ has 1.... . noth r- ■1
j
W hite, Philndelpltia *p«»rt*- 1,n the commission on behalf of the the i.iii.ihcrgh homestead at Little .tl>-< nee of ike jm y , Judge Canter
[its I
<tl\t I l.ave’ hcvMI
,1 tin- 1 a , I..i* pel i s l i d l l i a l I'.’ .
I
V
w
III"
met
*u
tamed
the
stale
<
>
l>
, large, UI1.I O t h er eon.
\ v ill also a tte m p t to break stations to keep them on the air. Falls, and in cooperation with the „ MacIJa,
i| t . we n wi' ic
i)nd ' •*t-' »’ 1<<
,
.!,.
! 1 ,-a. uiy
■1
H.ioiigh In* friends ^
^ w
irij j„ |,i* 'p eeial Tri- ,\ decision in c ither diicetion proh- l.i'il" I 11’ . American l.egi- " P>><tv , ti .a t . tin testimony
. 1 1,. in at *b< o n . in* • 'imps ami
. ,-. Ulll ' with i.**
Mr*. Ro*;ne testified, in tin ah
, . if , i I 1 . m i i|d, 1 «'i I be ':ii
.is )f 111levs Tl»il«
s,
. .
mo <• .si g ua rd
: „ h ’.v would mean trouble politically. it wmil.l be dedicated to some pul,-,f
el.
l
. c r the mry. at 11 1In* nigh
*o n i-vouiMSB^
."•■S" U'fi I'll* b. I -1 1
l!l(tl r a n , phi'll narrowly e ,Hoover, as 11 leading camlidnte, lie use. probably a hospital
wh n Mr* I’e l ’y . ie.1
•I
•>I
.,.,11101 n tf il
I.
, ", U .* will be refc, Y(
Am 1 .. r $250,000 would b. used -I' Ia -•t M 11
eamsi death at the c m . bisi.m of : Wool.I Ite called upon to establish a
the d* 1.aidant pb .id with her 1
\\ . b •
(,. rt of inquiry l»-r
' . pay off a
' hi* teeofd run yesterday when the I policy of u
of the broadcasting to build u Limihergh nm-.iem at
tell to b be.1-1}
* >niii^ |i 1» ii-*k foi m
I , ti'i
and
I, i t , .1 . but l>cfoi'4S
t!i tin- I'.mpii
St.
Liiiii*.
to
house
the
$
1
.000,000
.1
.station* f-.r political purposes.
llliiebird lilt a Siiluly l.umi
I .10 slu* i Iii’dI.
.
1. ■ ... .t* final ertfig
• New York,
I
m* i*-r >• -is I* f
swerved daageroUHly toward a soft Even with the com paratively lim worth "f Lindbergh gifl* and
Sturtinj: tt'i i lmtinl N"<uiiniD\
■‘1 »c ro-.',ommcn*kv
iii" Publii l ands Cotsinmiti• 1 "> "I. v w
bank, l i e a l m o s t Itounced out. '»r ited use .if radio for political talk* venior* which Kvnle said ate
1
he
stale put R. C. ( ..rum. ReuD- ir t I nn.l inquiry ’1 1"’
been decided ’.h a t ' h q !
1 meet again Thursday
semi.led
in
St.
Louis
with
n
■knit
r
t
h
e
r
a
c
e
r
,
b
u
t
n
m
n
in
l'.'J-t
sonic
candidates
charged
the ci
"I'1
o n and n c o m m e r d a .fl
('i.mpuuv large*! non uir f
lr*|..|iii>i nf fin e greii- banking aged to lig h t bis mio bin in tune I hey w ir e being
ton \ IIte painter, oil tin stand, lie testi- I ■
run, I
discriminated mam tit place available t..
V. Ini'
| fi. d he painted the Petty home last . .•■> , :i! I |i,pan> ill til*’ c u n i i v.
■utiii.'.i.,it- hove been sub poeu- tn stop it befiue crashing.
1. - , :.ml upi 1.ions, w ith the comthem.
] agniitsl.
.
1
ihon- 'i » > the, offtciaHti__
p<l Tl.. bunk* named were tin•red it
caint at *1 faeilifie
The balance of the fund mined July. Mrs. Gatlin, her husband, and
' 'R a d io in tins eam paign will b.il
to
several
f
iends
entered
th.
base
J'.in'ii. i.t»I and Commercial Nat
s a v y ni'* !'r*’a«ury Uepaiti
w.
aid
be
open
for
fill
*
’st
10*1"
*
'
"
]
of the chief medium* for p a r under K vale's hill would be tl
\v
a
l.ot .1
metit where P e tty ’* axe-hacked
t. ,11 \%itl bi re toast'd lo tho J j )!1
lonsl on.I the
Liberty
itie s and <andidalc* to reach the create an aviation research f 'Uiidn- b"dv wn* found months later, and 'll." 1 tnpuny lias been operating
I It" .1 ,
|nrnl ■( New Yd,k. and th*‘ l*i*st
It.
|m j will furnish tho pi
witli
non
union
labor
-.inre
192
•
' pub!n’t The law provides th a t l.road- tion, to lie expended under H"’ d ir where the witness had his p;iint
,r
e
-'li-.i
>
t u * . b.pp
S'atii.nd ..f I'oMou. T he subpoena*
Julia
|
Lewis,
pix-ulent
of
t
i
c
f(,r
p iblivution on Wednssd
ection
of
Col.
Lindbergh,
the
Secre
eastors shall give all candidates
stored, and Mrs. Gntlin said she Mine Union, *1 e* not plan to go t» li.- .1 image to I ' slight but fro
|nl. r.-.l i.ffi. ",-* of ilir bank* t ■
in,, ning. Feb. 22.“
Herald
ba
rn
c
.l
iq u a l opportunity for u*e of station tary of Commerce, and thc P«3twa* " ju s t looking around nceord- Piltst,urgli with tin- . oimittce. Tb" ti r v<urce« Tli
I ring- i,i„ng all th e ir record* r e
ma*U r General.
ta. ilitic* for |M,liticnl speeches.
I l::it prucli.ally nil of H i’ true'!
lating 1 ■loans mad" to the Itepubmiinn's side will !**■
conipl'T'
The vote on Tilson’* bill was u n ing to the witness testimony.
1-1
ops were n l f c*led consiilnrably,
|i.m N.,t 1•.j-«i 1 t nnimitt.-e
uluiige of III" P ittsburgh d i-trill.
a n i m o u s , and on Kvnle'* 10 to 2.
t; W. Spencer Jr., Sanford ata total lo-.q in some section
bcilV
ST
AUGUSTINE
$107.0901
.s—i.i' mi Tin,mu* J. Wulsh (ID
Reside* Gooding, member* of H"’
yesterday emerged victorR,.p. Kemp (D) of Louisiana
A
ih' DIC ibt* l« n«b r iTcpA to bo
central
t
let
for
rebuilding
S
t
,
'f M'litana. the Semite’s famous torney, the Gold Circle tournam ent
Ci’iumlttee nr,’: Senator* Metcalf
Rep. Lowery (D) of Mississippi
,|„„.i,gid were squash, beuns. pep
i< -i iii
1 A ugustine-1 lusting* highway.
roll |.t.. cut o l", ordered the Mlb- ul
Rhode Island nnd Pine of Dklathe C ountry Club, tu rn in g in
voted a ga inst Kvale’s bill.
and some rseitnillc. H'g'>
»et<a- 1- iiinl a f t e r receiving sout" ( „ ( . , u o f pr, fe r the Hnal round of I
|).mu, Repiib’icims, and Wheeler *.f per*
win,Is
Saturday uftertioun niv r e
BARTOW—Gulf Refining < »m Montana and W agner of New York,
Iptiv ut. oif.ii inut ion. It wa* reW IN TER
P A R K -O ld
Ruby
the .'Id-hole medal play. His score
, ,,. 1,.,1 to Luxt- done some dam age
PALATKA. Fla.. Feb.
20
Ipnrtc.l. .. a lesult th n t Walsh had
pany
constructing
2
new
fdhng
my
construe
Democrat*.
W
heeler
will,
act
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| Uimai T heatre here undergoing
for the fir*t round, played .1 wee*
.mi the freezing w eather of thnl ( I N S ) —A liaiid of counterfeit
■learn, d th.-se banks loaned m oney,
prosecutor
"f
tin*
eonunittec.
^
stations
here.
I; u Pearman Jr., o f Sanfoni 1 $ jn.noo mnodcliug prciffrani.
Mi’t.t .i.m p h w d thc job in many who are alleged to have
11.] the Republican National ( 01,1- ago, whs bx, makiiur hihfollowed by
The soft coal strike is now in it?
Spencer war. closely
jjoi.is. T .’.lay farmer* were making flooding the southern sta te s w ilt
today announced his candidacy f<" ______
Imitt. - in the
P.>2<> cam paign,
I Itli month. Il stin ted last Apr
E Vililen. and Hnwurd Favflle, both
, .an f r replanting tlieir field* bogus ten and tvv.onty dollar mMi
Iwhi.-t, was Inter repaid through
i*t*l»1 i-nlutive to the sla te legisln
wlti'ii
operators
in
the
central
field*
whom ha.l score* of 173. V ihicns
. , ,| |. cal .*<«>1 firm* w< re lining a was today believed to have been
tun* from Seminole County in
| III. ip I,, nijs.
refused to renew the $7.50 a day
i n r■1 was B3-90-17.I and th a t of h«- group two Mr. I’enrm an will op11 • mg l.usint’ss.
broken up with the e r r e e t of
minimum wage agreement.
77-9(1-173.
Ilagan, incum bent,|
villi* was 77
-90-1 M. Faville
ruvm r showed
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Dave C a rb o n , elderly Jeweler I
the g re a te st reversal " t r u m 01 ^ ^ ,I|lM announced for re-election,
engraver, and J . C. Hoyt, aUaf
the leader*, shooting,u .* b,*t Min^
t,jH t,csl effo rts to
member of vhu Ashley g ang
ilov uml tu r n in g in a 9« f - r y e ste r-1 Senii|l)>|(. (*„unlyf Mr. P e a rm a n said
desperadoes. The p a ir w ere
.•k of Helen Dougla
Opcning
of
live
final
u
day. Vihlen nnd Faville wiR plu> . ^ ( |(j(if |IMrp0M„ in the event ol
elite Tomlinson
rested a t a lonely house n e a r bat
which
off ties to delernnn,
determ ine secoul anil
m,n,inat|on, will tie to secure the Miss Sanford contort,
gnret l^mg,
suma, {thirteen miles from Pal*
aus- Marshall. 5,550;
1 .in-ii 1
Mis*
needed
lax reduction, charsctcriz- is lieing staged under tli
ntka, by secret service operative
third places.
. . . .
c nlllr.
S a n fo id lost to Sanlamlo S a tu r intj liii:.
us lielng tho most pier* nf the Camphrtl-I.ostdng Mahoney. 5,525; Miss Janet (.en
Carlson and H oyt wore a rre e t
Ti,.- district high schoal orntori..... relief
.
Ixiah q u a r te r m a n , negro, this a f te r A. Rradshaw employed,
Ical ,„iuc*t with I t cities repre- day afternoon in the weekly o‘n J' im portant tiefore the people today. post. American
lasgion,
finds te r, 5,500; Miss Ruby . Murtin.
ST. l o u d :. Mu., Feb., 20—
vni. . will be stag.’il tomorrow ,h i * of the C entral Florida f,*>lf ls>cnl tuxe* would bo consideruldy Miss Ellen Telford leading tho 5,460; Miss Grace Williams, 6. ( I N S ) — Back <,t> his old joi, again morning began a f.O-day sentenco the same store with C arbon,
150;
Miss
Eloisc
Lanier.
5.1-5;
formed uuthorilie* t h i t tiio
IwagueT
he
local
team
composed
reduced
ufid*
r
a
measure
which
Mr.
•irtu at 7:30 o’clock at the Scminfield witli a totul of 0.0"" votes,
Ct-I. Charles A. Lkidliergh lat" ,,n the city streets following his
g ra v e r had offered to sell
|v!» High School auditorium , uccqrd- of J h n and G. W. Spencer Jr., IIow- P e a rm a n promises to cham pion in according to figure* r denied to- Miss tziulxe Russell. 5,400.
conviction in Municipal Court on pla.es for making ten dollar bil
. .. ...
- 1 1*
rcored
Miss Ruth Runyon. 5.100; Mias tliis aftorno. 1, will .-over bis fere
j iifr t*. an announcement today by a n l Faville and E. \ ihlen
the legislature.
duy by official* in chant*
<r a i r inuil route from here ’ >1 charge of possessing
Alice
Creamer.
5.400;
Miss
Hobby
Headed by George IL Brazens
luxes
in seeJ Lai Mhm.I authorities who h a w •t 1-2 points to th e ir opponents i
Relief from burdensomo
Mis* Carmen G uthrie
Chicago -iti.l b rink n record for tr.e mg liquor*. Judge W. E. White of A tlanta, a secret scrvlca
1 tb,in charge. The contest i* 1-2. Jim Spencer w as the only S a n .•otild l,e offcctcd. Mr. Pcnrm un sai.l.l ()nJ pUc0e und Ml#!, Mnr) Eliza- G a rre tt, 5,376; Mis* H arriet Ro»- ..m.iuiit of mail carried * n an>
„ vu Hie defendant an opportunity cutivc, H. C. Rote, J i
Mix* R* E
| k*M in accordance with rules laid ford player to win hi* match, ca|i- by a n e q u it u ld c distribution of the : , ( th M oyt, nnd Migs Kathleen sltcr, 5,360;
t„ |>uy a $200 fino or nerve time postm aster, customs officers,
United S ta te r a ir mail line. A
Mir.*
Louiao
Thrasher.
o.-OO,
1
hv tho Extension Division of tu rin g three |,oints from T.
present
five-rent
gasoline t a x | l / ,ntf »ro U ( H l f o r t h i r d p " * i t i o n t r a d e d by t h e ’ Honor of h a v in ' uml he took tho latter. Quartmr- deputy she riffs raided t h a
Vihlen lo*t three to !>r. Hedgt am ong tlie State Road D epartm ent, . jjm K athcrino W aters «'*• *»'** Miss Helen Vincent, 6.275; Mi**
thr University of Florida, which
th e ir nizil carried by the >SI‘V\ | man w-ns n r rrste d Sa tu rd a y nig h t owned by Carlson. T hey fore
Irene
Brandt.
5,275;-MU
h
V
^
n
i
a
general supervision fo r this and Faville lost by the same m argin schools, counties und cities, partic- N „ omi - . Fcllowa follow to t " 8
V ork-to-Paris flier, thousands ol 1 by Detective J. B.. Green a n J the door* and c a u g h t th e
Barber,
6.250;
Miss
Lugcuia
av
~
,,f
c
—•“*••
Jr-t
tn
D.
Kenney.
G.
W.
Spencer
Mile,
■ - ularly the cities and counties. A j ordcr n a mcd.
individuals and business firms to 1 I’.itrolman il- C. Wilcox.
id,
5,225;
Miss
Beatrice
Howard,
with counterfeit money,
Unnte tnnt* from W inter Garden, and F. A nderson each won a P0,m- amall portioiy of tlu? stato tax, he,
Voting in tho election y d l ctoso
luntoy Holt, another negro. jy finished bills, and a num ber 1
day sent their le tte r,, via air m-,
5,200.
,
*
*
An.
and
a
half.
T
he
Sanford
team
|day»
pointed
oul
could
bo
devoted
to
I
t
j,
;30
0*
c(ocjc
on
g
a
t
u
r
d
u
)
night
Biytnna Heart,, iA’esburg, Eustis,
^* i . j i0 1,0^uii a CO-bcntcnct* upon hi* plates,
Miss Natalie Farnworth. j J W , swelling tlu» 125,000 lott*-r*
Between
$2,000
I>»Ij ,ii|, Orlando, Harbcrvill6, Tu- the O rlando Country Club group sta te road maintenance, th e balance and p r jroB unit title* will be Mi** Ethclda T a ttc rso n . 5.100, re a d y on band for the fittflit.
tuduru tu pay a $100 fine on a $3,000 w orth of fake bllla
n
ext
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
in
th
a
t
«DV
to pro-ratciLamong the counties ac awarded to the leading
r»tc* ami Sanford.w ill participate
1 chargc.
of , carty in g ^^ c o n cc a le d , ^
Two hundred thousand lulterz
'
Thornley, 4.975, Ml*»
Today is ladies day ut tin* Count cording to the am ount o f money the I-cgion’a .p a g e a n t ball; whl8b Miss Lillian
•a the event. Representing Sanford
Maxwell.
4.90U;
Mi**
Maxj
leavehere
tu*comp^^(.i,r
^r)f.—
H r w as * ts k - r
will be sta g e d on. Monday nig««» Je a n Peters. 4,900; Miss W fl'IorfB(a n y th * l.ln d b c r ’h n n d ’ unoth,*:
*111 be Mis* Elizabeth Clarke, who ry Club. A la rg e num ber of Sun- c ontributed in tlie gasolluo ta x .
tcdS rS h-'urdsr night by Detoc
CHAM BERLIN DEPA UT9
gn
re
t
F e b ru a ry
revolver was
Wo# i,vvr four other* in the-county ford women and visitors *J*U**|
Mr. Pearm an also favor* a c o n - ____
, -27. More than ti" girt*
, 4,900; M in IJib ' Virkcry-, ;oo,OOU ni
* i f mall arc 1 ;pe b •' jv». Green and a revolve
Sm
ith..............
| fompetition staged last Monday themselves of tho opportunity to stitutionnl amendment which would |irc competing in the cot.fert
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his Jiosscssion. ,,r
Holt wa»
W ELDON, N. C., Feb.
i ’etiri*. unL | -'..un'
4.900; Mis* Edith
. . . . . Springfield and .ppnria.
compete in thc blind bogey
eliminate personal taxes on a u to -'|t h e sta n d in g - of the h’»,lcr*
nifiil.
lismit “d on a charge of disorder- _____
( , Ng , _ c_______
| nrcDce
Miss Mildred Mitchell. 4«(.«. M**» ,1-hcdulcd *t,-T c n route
Chjw d
‘ b aa,:
follows:
The winner o f the distric t event •nent, which had boon arranged b> ini Idles...
vnduct
Ju
lia
Higgins.
4
*
V
n
J
‘**
flyer who U
F
ly
in
g
tlie
return
rvut
Mi.'i.t
Sanford tin* been Mr. Pearman'*| Miss Ellen. Telford,
will I>e one of those to compete in E lm e r (U rlaon. local prnfcsaUmuL
tvnry l-cwi* e»
1 m s k i ^ ' a country-wide tour.
gnret Beamer. 4J50; Miss Gladys
i'o r r ie ':b tr g h iatxp* ‘rd la c k 1*1
|
.
,
r _*
Iioiiu' fo r e ig h t years, sjx of which j (*armcn Guthrlo, 6,90":_. Mias n ’.-nipcr, • 4 s.’f":
the ■»((•,.. contest which is to be hMd
I
Cr
*1 nf a charge o f Iruukcnnexa
MJ»*
cij.
|
u-foro
noon
toiuorn»vv.
for
o ff fdhm here tu*Ia) f q f j
Miss
F
U
N
E
R
A
L
h
e
l
d
he served q* sec re ta ry o f tho Cham- Mary Ellzabnth Moyc,
**-n at.Gainesville. N ational semi
W hite, 44Ji50 und Miss Luetlhi hero over • Wutbliv..:•**'
and W aiter William: paid
p a n $3
...
t - j , , - furecrf W jl
t
Fla., her of Commerce. Hefore coming Kathleen Long, 6,875; Mii-* Kalb
EsiaU are m-Ih rt u Itv 1 for Binningd ’ lvlt'i: his automobile ff aa r: te
te rr tha
.
^
niiLs . e t t h ^
1,660
lead. 1 anidvaranry, l.irdy
defunfak
s p r in g s ,
7 “ ° ‘" Provlof,
lb" rtf.
laws |>err.»it.
l>err.»it. G
Garelner
ardner * *icii ” f
h»m and finals in W ashington. In*
scr- hero ho wax assistant nceretary of crine W aters, 5,850;
MDt G ,ace E.itsmnij.*r 1
, IC(
. . , ' ,
Feb.
20.—(IN
S)—Funeral
M aynard charg-’d w ith disorder!)’ J ^ x f r d z y afternoon. H.
* the Jacksonville tra d e body for Fellows; 6.82(i; Miss Virginia Me
teriuitii.nl fmnls will be bekt in the
V i * nvvanled '“ ‘Urnixy .1
■<-•.
vice, for J . D. Hull. .u f* rv !so r of
Daniel, 5.800; Miss Mary Alice I n f for th e title
eoifduct, I-uit Id* cok* continued, iuute from Richmond V«.. ^
*ity In the early fall.
several years.
all
wood which
j J v i g n e gWMWPiit «U ■
:
tho Louisville und Nashville rad*
id $10 ou a . B faMf, N. C.. vvhen tb s J
Shinn. 5J100; Miss Mary
. . . will
The context tom orrow night i*
Mix'
at \iban>'. 1 end Ryls*»-1 McGinn paid $10
landtag octurrsd.
E
ntzm
inger
v#‘ll
hihia
appo
n
ra
u
c
road
in
th
is-d
istric
t,
will
!*•
held
Power
*ati. ipatud with much interest. The
PENSACOLA — Gtdg
1 sim ilar count.
‘ ■"V O rtffS S . ?U««I »"«■
»>i. V., o c Feb. 'ii. . •
puMi.’.i , cordially invited t o In teday. Hall, who leave* i« widow '-Company secures rights fur f e r‘ th c r county extension.
Lugation MadeBy
treasury Expert Inlicates Party Fund
'anic From Oil Men
lclitir Donated
,ge Gift ToG.O.P.
Action Is Result Of
Johnson’s Motion
Dispairs Of (Jetting
More Allocations
my Believe Larger
[offers Were Made
By -Wealthy Oilman
CAMPBELL SETS
1 , W * » SPEED MARK
IN DAYTONA RACE
l—
Secretary Of Nav:
derfc Court To M<
Again AfterSubi
ting LengthyRej
Official Opinion
To Be Reviewc
Action BelievedDuOl
Disagreement Wit
Findings Of Coi
MERCURY R ISE S
FOLLOWING COLD
SPELL SATURDAY
SOLONS SUGGES f DEFENSE TO REST
§ 5 i|w
X R ttA M R R fife
»
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S p e n c e r Captures
Gold Circle Tourney
On Municipal Links
Federal Men Seize
Alleged Syndicate
Of C ounterfeiters
, Pearman Will Run
■; For Legislature On
Tax Relief Platform
Miss Ellen Telford Has Slight Lead
In Legion’s “Miss Sanford” Contest
ZJ™ ...... " Lindbergh Will Fly N egro G e ts Sixty
Former Mail Route D a y s For Having
With Record Cargo Rum In Possession 1
District Oratorical
Contest To Be Held
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T I I E S A M 'O n n H E R A L D . S A T T H ifr A Y . P f e n R P A R Y Id . 1 9 2 B
Opens Monday
Dixie Tennis 'Tourn
SM AXI. SIlDl-s
|\ flpsala-Maplewood \\
Mr .
Willinms nn«l her
Kurst. Mr*. A r th u r Campbell «>f
St. A ugustine won* caller* Smiciuy
in Alnpleyv mil.
M rs..W ebster nml d a u g h te r. Mr*.
Hy llavi* J. Walsh
Fro nr It man Who ‘Made P in t
International New* Service S|>orP
Flight In France Is Angrv
Editor
. Jit* ran so American Kt'cei veil
•NHW* 4H>KK. Fell. MT^Nnthlnjf
All Credit From Countries
T-toiwtJ>etwTon Ace Hudkiti* nn*l
the w orld’* w elterw eight chain*
I’AIIIS. Fell. 1 1 . - ( I N S I T a k
pinnfihlp today except the closing
ing ai.'vantage - f the eelcbrntion
of n title bout, which seentB to bo
•>f the ttventietii Hiinivtr-aiy of
n fo n n a lity . and the determined
the first official nirpliine flight
visage of Joe Dundee, which seems
over n prescribed courso of >ik*
to ^hc nothing, o f the kind. The
closed ’ kilometer. Freneli rivi:i11 "i
1 Oiin., ill a vyWeight with JaeJ; enthusiasts are bringing forward
sto ry ^tho day lie fore y e ste rd a y
was th a t the stand-betw een e l e Dempsey, form er chamidiin. Me-’ ilnta to show that French airplane
m ents included the title chance. t nrney leaves today for Ld« Angc- constructive genius owcr nothing to
Jo e Dundee nnd S e rg e a n t Sam m y les. where he will propose the lim it1 Orville and Wilbur W right.
linker, named in the o rd e r of to.Jack Doyle, millionniie promt u*r
On Jam i'ify I.'I, 1P0H, at is* y les
their, importance. The story last " f tha t city. If Delaney lem’* Demp M nulincm ix.'fienty .lTirman, pilot
night w a s that Htnlkins g a v e , the •-ey. lie js willing to get out 1 f T. \- ing a plniv* constructed tiy Chat li .*
.Sergeant the beating of his young llicknrd’s elimination (ciiniament. nnd (inurirl J ’olsin, T i r s t piloted .1
life for ten gory rounds. Tin
Meanwhile ism Flynn, who is lighter tlqiij a ir nia^liiin; over
1
story this morning is tha t Dumle" " i d l i n g to condition Dempsey if the distance of 01.e kilmiiVti>i. taking
m ust show cause why Hudkins is lotjer return* to the r ir g wars, says off.A t a j'leseiiliei| ipunt.v flying
not 10 l»e‘ the champion of bis the .Manassa .Maohr is considering 500 Ifmtef*, tin ning 'h u i | . retuitiiiig
division.
a WOO.iMMi offer
for a vaudeville
en- I*> his iliac" vf demirtupe. T he riiirht
,
..
They will* probulily meet over 1
uf mu* y i.r - 1 tin Pant- was goniplettil in oiif minute and
the championship - distant-e *>f
1
,,v n n ,I°‘M i"*1 believe tw enty-eight
leomls. The pilot
rounds a t the. Yankee S t n d h i n i V ,,,n,l,*«’y will areept the offer.
won n p'rtze iC':!ri.l>nO gold francs
before all the J u n e brides n,v J
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'
fm- this -cffiiially emit rolled exmarried.
D isp u te d lia s k e tb a li
t " 1’^
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B aker was the only serious n m |
V I . . « - I i l>
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Chaibss. \o is p i has been d e a l
taitder to llmlkiiis* progress tol i d v C P l J i y C C l fifteen >eai
killed in .'in autumu- word th e title rh a n re
nnd T h e : |
---- -------Mil.- deeii'eii| in IPI". Since the
S c r g ia n t, deposited twice upon the
N EW VnKK. Fib. Is. | | \ S I
fiuinius flight of loon (.Tiluicl V0 1.
floor fo r rountti of iiiut; and cut Offjri'.ils of the Eastern Inter-col-*in lias been .living in almn-l cemup uhniit the face like a tender- b g in ’i hat l.etlcill league will meet (dele olisclll ity. Hut lie come in
loini no longer can claim tlmi In n* e ith e r Mm <in> nr UTiliiesdav for his share of praise du rin g the
distlnetliui. The w iite r emild ol- in c 'ii-uler I'entisylvahia’s proposul eiileluntjAu of l annan'.- feat,
low him only two of the ten that, the J’etin D nrtiirmth game ,,f
Voisin Is Hiller
I ouiiiIh and only
in the fifth, * In-( Thursday might be replayed.
Iti'eaiise of the lack of reregniw hrn lie 1wire belobored *le. A-e
Dartmouth won the game, .ill to *l i" 11 ••fid'* • oiitribiition to French
with hard light
hm*., c i u s m -- . 0 0 . (,tl| „
m w -natienii it and aviation. (Siibriel XTHsia is h itte r.:
|U<I till
Manager Desires To
curried five rounds Mrnrl.v and
the o th e r three wi re e.vcii. .
i l wan the third of the 'daughtei
'louse series hot ween .the pair nml
till* time it was Baker whose gore
wits spi’led all over the premises.
, r ,lllt(. „ f u l lo-s I. .............. ..
1.
Morgan l l n a i .n
t..
nov... ut
l*> on'.- withdrawal irmii tin ;-ague
mila ss the game i> ordered replay
. ed. '
1
Islands Tennis 1
“ tin December T. I'.iJil I nuide a
lour 1•1 tin- fn si Flench Aiiutimi
Salmi." In- •*.*, d MFreneli m in t.o n
ivn*. -1 oil" l./.i-n 111 *lhiee ilipiges,
; lie fir 1 1,-|ne eiiiing a glider. iTe
I'orker a tte n d -'
.•eiin,| ,1 W .ijJil ni, plain and lie
ilm d lb- V•.1*- u airplane iir which i|i........ ..
of lb*- I' F •- ‘TMi! 4 •
H enri I 111 "an fb w t ):«• f.1’4 l | t ‘ Ikvli-* Siimlaj <vhai | of Wii
t i d l.i|m netcr in Iblls
•. > Pock
tlm limne of Mis. V'
h« n r t t d referee stopped the show. - •
"I • mi Mirpri -. mi leading llie F Hag* ell T h u i 'd a i afleni.um.
T h e 'n e x t tin ........tit, Imth spilled C l i ' J t ’JVI
R Il'lV l I t ' D
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a lot of carmine ovur the scene
1 l IVT I V l i l i l l i l ' I p '. o|!" ond-i Me ilni'l image, mdi
w ith lludkins winning.
Happily n n
|\n iT /i
A I k l A I / ' T ' C ' II'- mm** of 1 I1 'pilot, J| h a rm a o n hi *ia >i-n e nteriained at li
m -nl i"in'd 1, ,s I It. ■w 11 I mib Tuesday e i .
nnd •for the sake of f a t , ....... I l k
I IK |
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butdhers in the crowd, Inst night’ .
I t J I 111 ib' cilim* Mu iiaim *\ojsin I•:••1 nme
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l.aiv'on. I’ i
activities just nlmut cloa-d
the.
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ledgeis.
t i e r in n P l i y s i e i a n i H i s c u y e r s • 1 *1,
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I l f puMi,' in li ■c fm m " 1 All* i a Tim i w l n n t 'a ] a mu
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to make m lite work 1 ill of l.eatl .u
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nine, buwever, wlien llie I'm tic.
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paid biin no heed and it gm- uiT
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thejL »»tdy in tbv cw w--*»4* ft 4fr —11
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in bis lied i <nm. T In •1III*i ) r.iI,r 1
down II 11.11, III - score •llit. > j 1 .- !.».» . 1 I- ;• 1 . •it bad liew ■ i •
||* M"I Ih' * "' hit II 0.1 | ■l i
1 >t .V M• Mai p a !• *. r
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result
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t.ittniiiu I aoi«■ i m i - tl 1
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for i'Tonda !»:• em» T in m i >ii-ill> lain, m 11 •
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brought the l.ilnl |oi ih - I mi. I ad- ol a l H". I *u 1 "*• I 1' 11
• ui unit,' h tit, 1 1 tilii. ,iii
States up to 11'.* Two u n
i„ i Hipke. Inmd of
Mi- ho angeli-.il
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pri'i iouTi i r p il.'d u - i hippi d
H" pii.d in S, Ii i - i I i i r an
w h» I \ h lit t I T I M S IT! I E S I M<lMl> i i m \ « I AI
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from ('nlitornio till the llilli
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showing a good
list 1 dull Imt mi ,.| mol pi. Ai d ull wlien h met ••' '
halite
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ll. Klpk"
is .1 claimant ••• lb priesthood
tt rday's ha ear* w, 1- hill-d a
soon o l l-i In- at 11 !an : ,
tin famous llamiouiu
( Monkey ill and under a In
follows: Mai i i - ss '_*u*. I'ntii mac
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1
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at
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Simla.
D«* lit • eot 111 1 1*it II- ,t,,
f t i n b It, (Tncagi’ l i , I h t m i t l.
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Florence I. fhlludelplua I. .lemei
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Hinduism at the ug. of 17. n n d ,Y ,.ik . if la- fam.li - t , 1 ■ ,
City ;t. New ( It leans h*. Haiti.....but In Its place :l m in d ,.
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l-ach
Allan.a. H..*p..:. " “ •• " > * l " '•;• '*
ll. oU* ' - - . 1 . (1 Ills am lull* n a lonely tern- mw„ mt|> him 1
to ITorida
Columbus,
Erie.
Itulium.pnlis.
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”Ul'.t' “ .r" ‘ pb . with inmih ys (, his sol,, com- ,
Mr. ami Mi H 1
,vl u .
Jarksmivillc’,
Memphis.
Me..mi, " ' ,'1
J. " ? ' patiimis. In recent ye a is tie Inis
I*11*\\ t**. i ,1 i tl t.» rii.
-o that hi* I c i i i 'i i familial figuu* in Simla. W inter Harden 1 i-il. r- o jiu id u y
Montfeul, Mobile.'Norfolk, IVtor
.•sT'T'v <7Wi •*."'>
on 11 o.,".;.liituid- •••
f*'i " h - t v h c Is-Vamc know,, as '.Tanip- uftern, ,.n. .-Mu,..,,* 1 . rf, laudo.
burg. I'illnbuigh, He.bcst, r. S i- *«•
vnnnsh.JTnl*a, Okla, West AJbtiny. 41 " ' ' " ' ‘i " l iU
I - 1*1*” l’ . * '" f I ukir, .................. I thee skins they c a lle d .at ,
,, ,, (j , , v|Mt
and Zunesvllle.
1
-eittmenCdafli' ivttlt t wu gallons ot | |„. weiitw, hut luteily lu* liverj hi a cousin. Mi. S a i h u n . ..........
The Sn.tford f; 0. b. market held " ,,W*
'“ i
f 'l h v i . n i . t ami shumie.1 the emu- mg i r m i ^ d tl.m, 1. . e l. I- hilt Its
thi*
j..ininii, hi|» of r.iaoptatis until li'1 .fi'rcivvu
..» wi ago. They
firm yehlerduy at A2.no fu r s to i1 (Ini i v- puiimlh
riuiitm
uim
completely
ix*juvennted.
appeal
d
ty
make
his
itaini.
"
lejiort
It
mu *e,i much inipn.ied,
■_of jfood «|Unlity. .The usual di<
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I n \i, r unis ebampionsiiip at Davi
••! . .tmiiU'ioii; Kobe i t .Isiiv.j'»_ 1
shown a
view
It rent (IcF t i IM
TAM I’A, IT
SEEK M F S I C T E A C H E K TEST
„i Air |
_____drome, i.u
To drive out the musical ’’q u a c k s" l lam s in
mu. make t.ie city one of the inu» |-1 ' 1 1'1’’*' "
cal c. iters or the w oild, a niovej. “ * ' :l 1
m in t lias been starUsI in Sydney, 'j1 11
N. S. tV., to compel exam ination j .
Z’1'
of ail teachers Tim to th e ir pro- 1ilrill'c*
11 CK- '• " . -ttflyj
ci* fip-fit l* .V
■no. cry
ficieiicy. T he drive is. especial- r ; 1 'L " '
eooleT}, it**:
- Mui n|3
|y ilir eted a t teach *rs who t r a i n 1
'! ’ •'
speed of "a
as y
a m ateur* only sufficiently to per- >lH" "
- '• J
form Mendelssohn’s '\Soiigs With.
|.|
ia k i t 7 n \ ks
W orks” at church concerts wliile
ilin'
g i\ii:g them inc.is re g a rd in g Unit i W In
•. • . ' -b iiBl^il
• 1,y n»i(
nit|tu and in te rp re ta tio n th a t even. Uitberts-i,
Huberts•tiallc a r e -runious. Vocal .teachers im
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i' 1. f' r Ui
a iv a N - int. the supporter* of the i
of ehiii ly
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ter*. J.I •!
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iilji-s .fellhit' .‘vm nenl'erg. a (in itia l
t o " well known in Her own * ' u n
try, and Adidpitg llallis, a pian
is*, were tin soloists, Tim o n i - i s
v.el.- v. auniy 1 r e c ite d and
tit
i ' 11 be 1 wnimly applauded W ith
'It- Sunni ol"'eg has s| i> t lici |>f
in \f i,e a . Maths 'iveil in Ki ,-|.in .
!er a iiiiuil'n >■! veal .
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Mr and AF
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tf.nl Sun* iay.
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PONTIAC SIX
is sm o o th er,
fasterand more
beautiful than
its J in n o it f
predecessor
O fferin g fiu ir-n liecl
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n e t t I 'i s h e r I n u lie s , a n d urv-"
n e t t f e a t u r e s o ( d e s i g n , I lu* N e »
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P r i c e mi Ion* t h a t n o o n e n e e d
l o r e g o d i e p l e a s u r e ol o w n i n g
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Ins I t 'tin h u e imlay and ra ilin g oil friend* l i n e Friday »f* I
stock a* low as $2 .00. Eigld dozen* lal Il'MIey. Star hitrlei . I’teKideitl
r
were $2.25-2.75, * and t0 > $1.75- William Vee, k o f .....Chicago Cubs will pi nimbly U* i.mdde to iv tu r n ternm.n.
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OCA1.A—M. It. P o rte r will u m l
| . u HELI.K W |*,„,|1. building tu !*«• installed
(inpt ,rf post of- gut Ms of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Collixtovo fuctory here, iatmciligtely. addition to Iim *t„re.
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Clark -Mathers
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What John Did
The Sanford Herald
—P*blUhr4 errrr
*«/ *
. to ugh when I nm acunjr. fcy liste n i n e f o r the long inUike/>f Jbrcnth
Which ' u l w a j / prtost ca it. Thia
cough I cinsa among.it the inexcus
able* because although’ it hits he
come chronic, it could be easily
controlled by the person who liar
Fniuggirti r into t/io thciUrc.
M «>t
m c )j theuld hgit! w ith rocognl.tion, lus.auak.ua u tapid-mentJtFrtP-' .
duct ion and
nn«l rnys,
"H ow 's the
duction
says,
"How's
show Imsi.-.css, G e o rg e ? " The
. rlM>, .The .life of th e "Prince o f W ales Is grtifr rally atlrviittoff
to be o n e o f Intense a c tiv ity not likely tft ex cite en vy on th e
ttough cnmuitlrig front this gett)
•» WfOUl
u
m o ld »!•»«
part o f any o f his A m erican cousin s. A t nine o ’clock he is
tie moo is shallow but n o l s y . i x ' H
U r io O tr ST. I t l l , a t Ik * F o . t Q f d r r
v a let to lie rushed to b rea k fa st
a t M l f o r d . F l o r i d a , a a d r r a r t ol jerked out o f bed by his
gem ally iu-companied byyfi boll
O i c t n a ■ ( M a r i k I , 1MT.
w ith som e v isitin g m aharajah o f one o f India’s gold m ines.
end abrupt change of /attitude.
____ R d l t o r A fte i| b oltin g h is c o ffe e h e ‘leaps Into his full dress uniform T The Long and Hollow Cough.
H O l X A K n Lk DRAW
t}]e cou„),/ri to nt. i
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K.OU-K K. J O N K I M a n a g i n g F.dllor o f the R oyal N inth Iiu ssa r s w hich are to pass 'before him in !•although cmmmtitg from, a jkt- k
J t nu*t thi?
body, u __ijuituincd | , r : ‘ • ,!" MU,’" ,.i.on ,,f suAh ,m‘m'
review
a
t
ten
o’clock.
At
eleven
o'clock
lie
tle
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,uulthv
Uic .cmUaitau, n.s—haw nu
Ml H « f K I P T 1 0 N I I A T M
Oar Vrar
•7.00 before th e R oyal AauIem>L-uL Heiuiico aml -Uivwnttwisomrfehic
U*.
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"Irenrtv
r> tired *hlm.
.(«■ -MaaUka...... ......... ........ .........
difficult.
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f k i r t Moalka 1 *i<i. **„,■(,>>
«*>».N# • 1.73 'T K eory S fT h e-F ou rth -D im erm ion .” and then d ash es o f f u,Tt^
in rteterniTne.
It ii peculiarly
un-j Thi- ■( ' u t*i I tophetie. Of all
Ur Carrla
» rtk
0**00• • 0. 3 attend the dinner given in honor o f a retired explorer from
cod cable in u place nf entertain- , 'he ■■ 117-■ , tin* most t*> be itrrndord'o r iM r o r ■•**■- B ritish E a st A frica.
0 T fc ill
meat, becatoe it in apt to •tart |cd by tbe tutor is the Cuugli Fro
j o Ik* la to ra a
H is aftern oon s arc m ore leisurely spent. At tw o lie in the nifntls of the audience a photic. !' i-“ sudden, loud nnd
IU m kl' Kjffia ( l i S t l r E r r r r i V l H fr o o l
thli
aa a rrio r
arm
o ra a o lo a llo w
khnip ami, if let off in any bread ,
two i t r Iko aaan A w a r d a d i l l } r« » r r * appears for a few m in u tes at A scot to o fficia lly inaugurate train of though i.mintg up to thv
Imb : a l l ( h e Ir a d i o * m a l a a t I k r the racing season , and .goes from there t o j i i s
hunt club i rani.ration
the unvcftnlniy <«t cofttiug . tiition In New Y<>rfc.
rall
t r a r l d . Tfcr I. N. I . I* r « !'*" /
«re here ■ nubl *•:. - sly be picked up in An ■H r e f f i c i e n t l a F l o r i d a a 0*1 I* w here he breaks in som e green hunters. A fter th e surgeon i
n i l h i m I e q u a l.
h as se t his arm , he calls at the foreign o ffic e to d iscu ss l0ll,'> :,M'1 n'"u* i<»nio*row, am! t-« irnlin. U iT it is not merely it'*
T k d l l r n i l d In n m r r u b r r nf I h r m a tters o f s ta te , open his
mail and attend to his officia l r" 1'11 ,(l ,!u'il ">iiuk /in n c pcm.uI- power that b to be dreaded; il :
A u d it I t u r r a u o f C l r r i l i l l i n u , a n
mlvettimiiien*. tl'n imcannv way in which it !*
A t fiv e he has tea w ith the C ountess o f Liverpool, ““ "•« -cxtati
I n t e r n a t i o n a l A » * r l « l l » nt A'uh- d u ties.
The Cough Propheti*
,t <> strongly advise I lie im- placed.
d u w r a r I M « t n l a « n , a n d A d v rrtla.
rum ors to reporters that he is engaged.
lair* A . - r a i - n k l r k
r r i u l r r a r a r ' and denies
does
fit
e'/tead
itself idly; i*.
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msliate
piirrliase
of
a
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b>t
l ' u l | l l a k r r u t r n i b r r la antim ll lu
At) s .x he is allow ed to pay h is resp ects to his m other. ! itl t i. , h11.t(.rv. \ whl,,Mt \ vait. kniav I;- -unio <!«•>ilish irtii.lioa
uiK iauilll <if .u li.rrlp t Im
Mtfc l(T kikf'r |a i r r l l ) nti.nl u I cl, th e (Jtieen, and at six -th ir ty In: c tianges into Ins uniform as
until we :ni> pre-sed for linie, the pi '.*(■ in.tant pt which tin*
■II ^IKInt*
^lMln* *f
t f rlrrutidlan
rlrrulittlwn ■* n r l l n
a naval adm iral o f th e line ami sees the b a ttle fleet prop,
hmy .l ku .ln c . inrlhodM.
lind a leisurely selectin 1 neior , about to utter the m o d 1
erly tucked aw ay for th e night. At eight? he dines w ith th e ,Jtl |.ltl,.,.r ,,„.. jblc.
iin ■; I word in hik ftpeechm i . ; xo HI 28
princess o f som e royal fam ily which s ta le o ffic ia ls have selTh- jaici fmi riashlng t ouub fr>- inputK a.- word V'hii lv is • the
ii 1 :11 .11.ics r n iiN im t
1Till}
II
',ranuiH> In *ltr nad eitUBlr eclod for him to he nice i<>. And Jit ten lie is ready for liis in- * tic* .1 i.oglr is >.uthb*n and tc rii- i.ey- ;*i Pie entile scene .Hid it',
••HP*
•dnmlitUtrnllOB
spec tion c f th e E lectrical Energy Plant o f th e C ity o f Lon, i Tying. It, earm-s...........
..... .vorniug
.......... .. .lets
... . 'f pji on 1 lint; It synchro witlioil
3^-0.
)re#(*r.
raulp* In J n r k iniailst. to the
don
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tilitie
s
D
epartm
ent,
and
at
tw
elve
he
atten
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s
a
hull
I
and
expend*
It.-elT
iii
oiie
terrific
ixus
w.’h the (Iran
4 fill r.
Itwmalnipllnn of SI. John* In given in honor ol the Foreign Horn Children of R etu rn ed nmiimi.t. I'*••(>■ p.ni of the in- tent'* « ' r second, so that tin*
j,'
dlnt( lioer 1‘nnaK
itfrnnl a n a (Oily i udh'd into sim- H<mr<| pr-n (*f (|ittg frnm the nclui
I— [ uphiiii r.lln n *r mnnllilr “ I'n B ritish E m igran ts.
f
l%> Wppk."
i(e*l and ihc word entir*
ul t t i l l i ' MI * n e t b i n
1*i bl i n f i l b o i l l ik it
So
it
goes.
Hut
apparently
no
less
oppressive
is
th
e
life
■ ft,—>AMKturullnK nf liuUdluic prn1 lumping. -lull lei mg crnxn, ly ! *
V _ S T - - " Miifcen, luMflk, NiMirfmrn of our own John Coolidge, son o f the President o f th e Uni*.
Icmiiin r Cough.
Witgiun would hllve given
I
. a *1111111
I II*— Cuinmmilii < h fn '(
e<l S ta te s. Last week reporters asked John w hat lie w as Midi
liMMlailiklflliria uf i f l r tim nlirim going, to do t his s u m mer. l ie inadvertently let slip, “Co u ,- In*-——oi—f*, •— nHc tn I•'Jlltiillli .*.
!iL llv*. the Vacuum
priiNrnm,
' ougli ci not » m u g 1'
nipi* Hlul rrioifrro 1ii»«i»IIul.
Europe. I gu ess, unless F ath er runs again."
ite|Hirters I'n n'ltiiiu mii.d- a ■ might Mig- , 1 ' :
il 1r is c f tile eiiugll fain
g •-! a nililen e|ilpt|i*u of Veil- Pt ,.*
gasped.. "U nless F ath er runs again." and th is from th e son*,
UIHLE YKRSK FOR TODAY
1 (ipnilly disiistroiiK m
uvm
li detiintn • cvei ,' thing in Illy
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o f the man w ho does not “ehoose to run." Could ft lie that *fl.< a r wiijiin a KoliiH nf imi' 1 lor
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FU L FIL L
S T H E LAW:tr>*. I don’t know who,
Ow% rna man anything, but to love' choose in W ashington does not come out of tin
sam e tin*:.-am! umi ntc! Icuvc- behind Im*
(t
P*i! tin* perforniet
tmij another; for he th a t loveth] dictionary as in V erm o n t '!
..lintion of euugh »■»■1*
il. : hi njie Iniiil I he lam-* , n muni I of 1
a n o th e r hath fulfilled the luw. i
Coolidge wits worried over the talk that stal led. ami
1 il**. ions' • id*.*.' 1.-ti. i.
t el 1.1..*.1. • il* j-
w * » s f i r k''
M
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fconstantly,
L!
and .V...
t h e n .'J o h n hhad
n d au ss kk in l line 1.1 II,.. A .„ l ....... I ••.......
■vail love Thee witli
with nil o u i\F
we j shall
r i^ U d h^ t. Tongue,
T o n g u e s \ v a g g e d , a m...................................
i s o m e s a i d t h a .t C o n iie e t i e u t 'h
" * * * - ahd houI and strength and: G o v e rn o r T ru n.ih id l’s d. a tig h te r w a s feelin
feelhijr
oegli*< li d .
g 11
I) p mind, and our neighbor us our- 1
'I'**t :c .- .*»*........
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lire*Itfe-o
l a public
lu m*in a ry is not trlway.*
.b rig h t.
IIIUi ll.lv
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Varied Interests
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L A T E AUTUMN
E»'.''■*
By A. M. Sullivan.
— Ik the New York Herald T rib
H ip M anufaclurors Hi‘cord, om* of Florida’s most i*nal
"
.line—
thusiftstic
boosters and «*xp|oih*rs o f its m anifold possibili
J? Th*4 ghost of beauty
ties, h a s,tu r n e d its ntbttiUoo lop the lim e being from the
Ungers in the forest
.stnte.H position a s it riclt agricidiu ral enijiire to the oppor - 1
Wearing the flame of autumn
F ob a cape,
turn ties w hich it has to o ffe r as a m a n u lm iu rin g eentey.
Hut,Borc>«s rhillh her lobe o f fire
In .substantiation o f Ih is clainr, the Baltim ore pulflicatioti '
And te a m it into shreds,
en u m erates the follow ing advantages which Florida , ;,n
A nd whirls the fragments through
honst.
E(|liable and heidtlilid elimali*; long days *,l
. ^-the-ricy.
fjuiiHtimt:; preponderam e or native Am erican popuiation
T onight his eerie lute sluill piny
UpCn the black ribs
and the in creasin g im provem ent in Iraiisportalion i,„ ilit tes.
.Of j h c forest,
*, WWIe Beauiy (deeps
Heijeath the g ossam er o'. Frost.
In th is sta te , the llc in n i points not. the workivutn
needs fe w e r h e a v y clothes, less fuel and ch e ap e r houses j
phi IT It’s news, you’ll see il in The than is tlie c a se in cold er ( lim ates. T h e long tl.iys ol sun
sh in e e lim in ate the n ecessity o f n r tilu u d light and tin
V (U^kid.
w arm clim a te m akes I he exp en siv e heal m g o f im sio i I. ic W h a t :los city needs is belter tu r ia g plants u n n ec e ssa ry except trn ran** oci tisjons. T iic
•n<{ cheaper gus and less hot uir. pulilicatrion d eclares fu rth e r that ju :/ v*)-born Aniri*ii*aus
— - o
- stfltlom itnve lab o r 1roubles and e x p re sse s the li.-lirl
i ln l
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1..I
pi'i xpi ' i t y .
I'.ll J 1 lyre i 1 i l ol i
tf ' p i i - l , bi l l
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improved residence
and
M o rtg ag e
L oans
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Ba l d wi n Mortgage Co.
S. It: D igh lon , Sanford,
Fla.
l.if-t.
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Used r ;ir nfpj ‘
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Grow and Prosper
) i^illsborough county is begin*
InU a w a r on troth bright lights
"one eyed" cam. One Is us bad
fUiother and equally dangerous
either motors.
Every county
lid
follow
IlillslHIIMUgll's
plf.
'Aie Bradenton Herald quotes a
„ us nuturaliKt, speaking in
jfiujuonville,
an nnying that Flor
acpi
Jd av birds are worth JltOO.OCKI.OCM
Wei were acquainted with several
birds a couple of year* ago whe
Ihohrht they » i i v , but we didn’t
igairfr they atill existed.
Wapaper man can tell thut
■ v;l tics are getting under way by
’if\c rased size of their mail, if in
w sth er .way. Many request* for
gubl{city pour in fpon every
lidaU In the field, but very selcF'fwc line one nf these li ltei
nsssed fo the advertising de-
ment.
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strike* us that the farmers
la district could realise from
to three times as ............. .
t cropc annually If they Wuul'*
snlze son,i* kind of iron bound
hating association. But this
probably never be done until
or thre« poor seasons in a
have shown the necessity for
Seminole
Securities Co.
with
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fnrmcr. / lutvc ohvays hecn u consistent snwLcr mul fortunately, Lucky "Strikes te e n !
my favorite brand. I like (heir tw iste d flavor u,ul, I e*Cuf a ll,! et^t smoke n.> r»/(en <i.s 1
like, u ’ithout fear of irritating m v voice, which in
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P tir n m o n m I hcuirc, flin t i u u / i r t ’J lim e i itit/ f v r /e . t ’nitct* onu/ifarT i t,t nx (o n p e t-
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rb!e us the Sanford Times was. I W e m a y a s s u m e t h a t t h e sin
D on’t w orry, Clnylun, they can’t | ce ss o f a jil:i\ d e p e n d s u p o n i l -
last long.
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Paul Whiteman Likes the Toasted Flavor
of Luckies—His Favorite Brand
line** anyone evei step l*> think 1\ |.n ., I, ..I * igb .uni *aiind
of the influence, mental. pliVMr.il , I* !|* i* l'*> M'i - n* i-**i:. • " " " "
D e lu n d , so, s a y s t h e N e w s , is to and fimnit ial, nf the coligti m Me- in. ■I* * ■ t Mm i - * 1"
.In t .. . In* *i 1 ha v*
ha*t> tw o n r w d u ilic s . T h r e e d a ily
t h e a t r e ? M il'in n a **f u o l l a r s m ,*
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Sen 0{ir locnl counvel
F t h e , e a r th from north to south.
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property
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One o f the best a rg u m e iils, w inch l lie Maim I a* 1 in **i'.
V^lro tappers arc at woik
in
S t a le , is in Ms
,, FloWda. Have you been tupped R ecord a d v an ces in helialt the Su n sliu n
®?yctj
sta le m e n t th at F lo rid a is located much n eare r the 'o iit d
o f su p p ly o f raw m a te ria l than New
E n glan d and this
A d m iral P lu n k e tt
bus retire d .
should m ake th is staV* exceptionally w ell ad ap ted to the
Too bad h e w a s n ’t l*orn n few
m a n u fa ctu re o f cotton goods ami ro llo n cloth in g
m o |th u e a r l i e r .
In conclusion. T h e Record adds, " Wi t h m ore \ a i i t i a .
a sport has made a match o f tre e s su p p ly in g m a teria l lo r I m int m e, F lo rid a .Mmiil*'
1 to b'ciDW one from us h av e fu rn itu re fa c to rie s.
M ahogany and o th e r I'nn* wood
whenever lu* liglits up.
come, from the tropics anti p ass th ro u gh F lo rid a p-*iA» f*c
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T h e B a ltim o re p u b licatio n 's state m e n ts only s e rv e to
where we find the line busy.
*8ornc girls we know have a pretty j r e ite ra te w hat T h e lb raid lias said from tim e l*> tim e that
F lo rid a tod ay holds a b r ig h te r fu tu re than am o th er st al e
buay line themselves.
in th e S o u th . Only tim e and developm ent will reveal its
f d e m m a n d e r Byrd has hi* plane p o ssib ilitie s to the fullest ex te n t. F ew s t a le s , if a m . o ffe r
■VTCaBy to fly to the Smith Pole. such ra re inducem ents to the fr»*.a r and m a n u fa ctu re r, and
jiSoifo day someone will fly around at th e sam e tim e c a r r y so stro n g an appeal to the to u rist.
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^ineKC befoixf running for presi-
business
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CERTIFIED .PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS
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S. <»j fill AY. Resident Manager
:1I 7 First National Hank Building.
Sanford, I lorula
>h.trt‘f,0re :ov,r is lhe, / “ln,lH e ie d him m ost
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su stain .* ! in te r ." ! .
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(•nee |> t> 11.* fullest enjoyment
when tin* story is unfolded w ith
out interruption. A nything llmt
interrupts the play is a d istu rb
ing influence and is detrim ental
to the full enjoyment *>f the nudt
i nee. We may lake it for grant
cd th u t a play which is performed
w ithout any annoying distraction
will run longer than the same play
irrita ting in te r
‘t subjected to
ruption. The cough is an .inter
ruption; ergo, the lough * m tails
the run of a play.
Then* a re various
kiijls of
coughs n un veil for the i heatrv.
No mu* knows this bett» r than
an actor of long cxciieino. J<vt
u* briefly review:
Tbe t ’uugh Veritable
The I’ough a» a Reerentimi
The Nervous I ’(ftigh
The Cough Discreet.
The Cough Chronic
The Long anil Hollow Cougli
Tiic* Brief but Crushing Cough
The Cough of Inrtepcnilent c
The Cough Prophetic
T he Vncuum-Cleunsing Cough .
Everyone of these coughs i>T
destructive utid only two out of
tho list are in a n y way excusable;
these a re the Cough Veritable ami
the Cough a s a Recreation. '
The Cough Veritable* is pro
duced by the individua* who real*
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Internal Medicaltad
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lir *mi In* i iiriil mul l than ten
times ,.vcr
T h 1* I'uugli ax a Ri * t cot inn I
excuse I, cause it o generally illli*
to Mm fact that the play m the
..eliiip i- pie r or in e f f e c tn r
In
Mu- * ise. 1,0 nuili' ine fui sum*
iiievpli. able it ason seems nt find
great ivlic f in .throw ing to one
oi i her coughs *t great variety*.
Miirb us they might toss lelotir
id balloons during
New Y ear’s
F.w h\ sti\ui«*e. It is a queer
choice of ic r r e a tinn. bill if they
have pai l for entertainm ent which
they do not g. t I (oiimrter tb.it
th e y shiuihl Is- allowed to eri ate
for tlicniscN
smile pleasing divci-sion.
The Nervous Cough iii|i The
Cijugh Discreet . m a y be disposed
of togvtlicr, Tin y a rc usually .in
dulged ill by liiiihs, who have, in
reality, no uf foil inn of the throat,
but consider it necessary
take j
a lozenge now mid then to moist- 1
:*it the lurnyx. It i.n iny Im*Us*J
thnt this cough r .ne** mainly us n>
ujx’logy f«>r the rustling noise j
produced by tls* neccs. ary fumb- 1
ling fo r tlu* elusive lozenge.
The Chronic Cough is similar
to the nervous cuugli, but tin re is
more body- to it a n d It rames ut
moro o r less re g u la r im rvals. I »
hiil.Tr- JuentlyJ o b ! | to rt dge this
I it ul Irr I hul unmrnttr rf
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“The Cream of
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“Discriminating smokers know the
excellence of Lucky Strike Ciga*
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flavor and luck o f bad after-effects.
We buyers know why Lucky
otnkes possess these superlative
qualities; b ecause we buv the
/C ream of the Crop’ for their
manufacture.’*
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L irp h o n c 1 IS M R S . F R E D . S . D A I G E R , S o c ie t y E d it o r R e s ilie n c e
T e l. 3 7 .
c O i ■" gw »*g w
Costumes In F i l m .
At Milane C o p i e d
From O il Pictures
)ocial
ilendar
MONHAY
, f Sr.r.ionl will meet
at .in* e lf ice* of E.
i Fir«t National Dank
nvmkcrs are asked
of Choral Society at
H tin* \V"man's Club.
UESPAY
, n:(» at the Motel ForUiartimut of Mie Wi*-'
xill meet :i*.
o'clock
[business meeting and
|fficer“.
^la« cf the l irst Raptj!l n ift nt S :00 o'clock
Key,. It. Pippin at her
: Fir t Street,
ira-heri Asspeiation of
|l|Ttrh-SWe«4 -vei.l iiilt .
<vk"at '! • Junior High
[ tVtinteri'* i livle of the
in Church wilt meet at
| at the chureh.
tetinjr of the l)nii|tht«rt
[ci.
■■'* |lie Methodic!
L a will he held at S;00
mmy*
Mry. G. C. fcongor
;E ve ry coVturtu* an nil painting!
[This vxtvavagnm claim* ia nemotitnc*’ voiced in a screen <»r stage |
spectacle— hut in “ The Student
Prince",
Mctro-Goldwyn-Mnyei's
m anjlve filmlzatioii of the colehrated old drama, it is literal
truth.
‘F or every onp or the litnvireds
of eostutnes o f vill tirciv, impel ial
Kitard." men, a reim n ic prfrice, dip*
lomnt.*, nobles, Minh nts.aird yUitirs
in the linsro pit t u n " 'w as created
<lin*ctly from an nit painting".
All •linliort, ihe fanmhs Merlin
art i..it.' IIIid e 1 .mill" i|e:J^y»V. I he
man \ylio d si;tned the Vn-dlnm*-.
foT “ Pmt’aial", ' “ IVci prion" and
id(iei*' o f E rn e st I.uhitseh's triumph.A in (icrm any, personally jhf igmhl each cufdumo in the picture,
iiutkini; a c.iinplete oil p ain iin jr!
every—oim,—
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The new picture, which runic*
today to the Milane Theatre, with
Itoinan N'nviirin nml Nmina Shear
••r at the head if a hunt* • list, i.* m ■
of the iiiii.d lavish spectacle* in
Mis. Cleorfje ('a mdeu I'u;
sciccn history,while the ~i••i >
[ i >1.tain.m:i i i y, who is the
one of tlte world': lieM-Invid
inir cm i of Mrs. AYidter S
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Honors Mrs, Conger -------------------Mr.and Mrs. W. II. Mark of Fox-
school.
| man Ilclptahl, Helen Zermamm.O. E. P. lioiiinson, Lahclancf. ‘
A Valentine party was given by RuU| nn(i Vioin z ejmnnn, Mrs. A.t
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Jlrs^ Theodore Tice on Tuesday J . ilnnnwny, Orion Mich.; from
HIAI.HjATH — Installation
night for the children in Three
luiteilnininy in Iter usual irm- lake, Wis.. are risltinp Mr. and Pines neighborhood. Games and I’ontino, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred flameweil fire nlnrm system
Mi*. Frank Stnlpj at their new music were enjoyed and large cakes Qrodine and Mrs. Dartling; Mrs. E. completed' nt cost of $25 ,000.
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rn;ifh'~ ntleiTHrtrs- w rrfBA h.uvnyT A nn j\rbnr,.iJu:K.;-Mcs.rlt.-Jh-f":araghcr.A:UvttUaU. U nU hlX .-j^.
Colemnn was hostess Saturday
Harold .lack am
left Sunday served.
nnrnlntr wlun she entertained nt morning An-St. J ’elcrsburg, return*
At. Volusia County Fair, *T. A.
thy second of n series of lovely ini: Monday nig lit.
Itistlinr of i/mgwuod Sqitab Farm,
i ridi'i* hiiihcons ;it her home in „ ,Alr.
, , and
, Mrs.
. W. . IF.
. . Martin. .of. took sweepstakes prize with his
Hreuimvnld, i omplimcntlnir her Orlando have just moved into their: Silver W’vandotte hen.
new house ,tin the lower I>i,xie
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house (;m*si. Mis. Heorire Cam higliway.
• Miss Tresslc’s Kindergarten put
on n delightful program before the
den Coin cr of Oklalionin City.
Attending the Volusia County parents of the pupils on Tuesday
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Alair.c and orchid was
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Fair nt DeLiuid on Tuesday were
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afternoon at the Town Hnll.
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i tic color scheme carried
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Elwell and M r. and Mrs. J . A. Hist*
this nifair anti was hcuutiftl
Reading, Graham Fuller.
teiiluatctl with silver lmsketa line ami fatuity.
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2 . Nursery Rhymes—
Mr. and M H-. C. C. Jackson their
tilled with orchid sweet peas and
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See
Saw
Marjorie
Datv—Rob
volden calendulas. The. dining gtii sts, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cooper,
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talde was overlaid with a hand of Newcastle, Pa., spent Sunday at bie Kntzminger,
2. Little Jack Horner—Jack Sear
some hue cover and graced wtlh a Wekiwn Sprii’cts
V ■ (ill
The Huy.Sr<Juts with their leader, cy.
largo silver basket filled with
sweet peas and calendulas, the Ik A, Kddinglpon, enjoywl a weiner
ft. Old (Mother Hubbard—Percy
handle tied \vith a fluffy how of roast at Greijtivvood Fake on F ri Kntzminger.
orchid tulle. Four tall orchid tap day iveiling. There were 20 in the
■I. Little Miss Muffot—Graham
,
ers burned during tiu* luncheon party.
Fuller.
Rev. H. M. Douglas, pastor of
m green crystal holders, The
«. llickory-Dickory Dock—Robbie
small lunijheon .ifiides were eent- the Haptist C hutch, preached a
4 . Keep Sweet-Song—Class.
i red with small
silver baskets prm'lkal serm>vn on Sunday from
5. Wee Wee Woman—Story—.
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filled with orchid -weet peas and tlte t!os]i"l t‘f.( St. John, “ For the Mary Pinard.
It tU
irulcndii'us, with ibr; cups of green sak" (I*- the p(*i'ple that stand by I
iL * ii i*i
0 . Dolly's Lullaby—Join! Hist*
holding salted nut. find candies at said it.” The Cummunity sing at tlte line.
each place. Tin* approach of chttivh in the (evening was apprec7 . Tick TockSong-—Glasii.
Faring' was emidtiisj?.t«d l»v the iutcil by ;hi' tinwiis-people ns evlK. Dramatized .Story of Little
j pltice cards ivltich were done in deii'i'tl by the crowd that filled the Red Hiding Hood;
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floral, designs.
building. All joined in singing ne1. Wolf—Percy Kntzminger.
Tlte' games of loidge proved rompattied by foiiss Florence Clnrk.
2 . Mother—Graham Fuller.
j most interesting nml when the
I'iiesi' from L.iingwcnd attemling
d. Wood-Cutler—Rabbit* Knlz*
I scores hud been collected the the illnncr dattiT at Sanlando't'oun- mingi'i*.
; fiist prim* was awarded Mrs. try (Tub mi M«iinlay evening were
1. Little Hed
Hiding Hood —
I lieorge tw1 Winner, while the Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rrodine, Mr. Mary Pinanl.
Icoiisblatoii pri.'o went to Airs.
and Mrs. Allen Stewart, Mr. J . 11.
5. Grand-Mother—John Rislline.
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|IH Pari. Avon tie.
r ts promiut id m
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and Rtitrk Ifutel included: from
(’linger,
liu* guest m honor, was
The Junior G irls basketball team Detroit, Mich.: Mr. aiul Mrs. Her
i'f.DNESDAY
ial ciiclir*. Inn niff
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presented
n
gift
suggestive
of
|r Hi I'.ut merit ef ti:e | castles, the.old university
of l.yitifin Seho jl htid Hu* honor of
ident i f tin* Fifth d 1 1 I'lorida.
tint, wilt meet at JRIC eUien: mid. m .nt. even •iillif
being pieseijted with a prize of five
Oklahouia Fedi-rnt n n of
Enjoying fliis affair were Mrs. dolliu for winning over llte Oviedo
|he i Ini' !'eli>e.
(dwtiH emit tnii to for (lie pie)lire,
ul r,.
i velt Anxil- nre'iiimmir it* in i 'i 1 Mttin;f
■- <’Inti*, and w: . | i i- Cetigeef1 Mrs. Finest tialloway, team recently. George McDowell
fl. s. V,. Y. ami eamji
one \ car of the Mac I Vw- Mrs. Hoy Kymc.. Mrs. Miltner. was tlir donor.
die il.ij. il \oiiliJ7
Kiivarrn phr
,Mru. Ibibort A. Newman, Mrs.
kill ha it :i >'id at tile prince Karl Heinrich, immortalired 1*11 ( Ttti> i»r
The Parent Timchers Asswiation
^I *<
Alin* Woodcock, Mrs. Samuel met Tuesday afternoon with .Mrs.
|n. H. ('. Sehneffer at on the .‘ tni'e h; Kich'ard M.in*field,
Itli in'iiT. P o ll'ton. Mrs. .lohti W. jlcisch
Jrnihi r are eordinljy in* find Mi s Sbear. r his . woettr art llOllJJ Civ*.
Emma I yinan president,
Mrs.
•
Ilip
I
I
I*\
.Ii , Mrs. Hairy it. irw is, Mrs. Ge-uge Me Dew Jill, secretary apd
l.oo M alonl\
Kathii*, and tie i <*it in* In ! .lean
David I., -I itrasher, Mrs. ( 5. II, tern mer. Mis. J . A. Cottingham, ’
[WVlii. (r'ea party nt iteish.ill, K.! i .u.l i ' .ini 11v. O’-.-i
in
lb hop. Mrs. F. McKenzie Lhivi- viu president, sr Saturdny March
■ of M r . I. K. Ertridier llarl.i'i.tin in '
\ori
Scyffertita,
oii.
Mrs.
I'.
1
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JCly,
Mrs.
tleorgo
“1’IIE JIOKDER ■
|illi> Ave ni :i:.;n o'clock Kiljjfir N’oiton. I,i iin.il Itelmnre.
,‘l the a ociatbm has planned n
S. Winner, Mrs. W.
Thigpen, Community Day when towns-people
lie Ni He* T intei Circle. IMytlic I'hai oiaii, Philippe Dr I
HliACKHIKD" ‘
Alls F. F. Houmilliit, Mrs. It. W. will make improvements to the
jTIlt'K ; DA'i
L scy, and many *•'.hi t «! it
"LAIHJH
TH IS O FF”
Hi i iiiloii, Mis. A. i*. Connelly, sclo I grounds. .\ chicken pilau will
til! I> a m eltilift ef the
! Irn*: I..ihi
t ttim *s I • i *■ t■ •
Mr-, Frank .1. (Jonzulez nml Mrs. In erved at lliglli. I hi' Jirofee/ls JiO
M*." i , , i t Ch 'rrli a* • an d iir .to i. h 'l'U i: h.* j*r(.ii'e,t
'T H E MUKUNfi U N K "
I. F. Itrmise.
th, !■' TO* of I*" ’.. J . ,u'*i i\ * i
furnish some equipment for the
.n A tm i e a an ! per*
Asst .ting the hostess in looking
Mline fee (ini |n. : o.i’ o it pi* m i. 11"i 1.mi*
tie l.ions (lu ll
I
11 ai-iit rd opt 1 Inn ; ;i!*•■»■ th" pleasure "f her guests
. i'il . ■ : .li I It - on. d iii.t i c f “ P.i *ii*n." “ Idccp
In i. I'i
Hal Wight'and Mrs. F.
'hilr. \!l \"1 > are inter* tii li.” :ii"i ■ tiiec I air pcftn "n .fit- di.V Iftc.lll
t hi Week, a n 1 siloW - wi re Mi
• under lie sup- 1> Fiv.
nrjiaa’ me ait u Ited tn mU' worked (111110':* imlt a ; e..i on
i'
i r* i ii .ii ol Mr. mid Mas. Curtis
Hie huifc i * t v.
\ uclil - Virpi.mi' i'vrfrctvd
.loie , a. (onliiiir l i t Imso n lot
tur.,• t ie produetion in thurfpe.
A \:r li p'.'ii l ts fly ha* hern in'he i■111111la iiiiiie*nt, vvhieh w i
n;fi| ,n I'tnuM ty At a rt’C iit
tin
high
b< I S' e l ill 1* *1’1’lot k .11
Don tm* --eh'loner-like
. I deni le
n..*-1 ni
n lp .-l niujitoinun. will
,1 im>• a li : I ■r then wn*
. .j l11
" ;l!l
1 wo
one ai l
inu-iiul
Wh il s t i Mil:
I rum I lii m>*i| into an :,iipluiti* wJ irh
(llte of lie IIMsl etii'.yab! letctC. .1, huiris, S i. iuys of tiie Hook J.overs Chib o f, • ht iih< . cm !'. liuvuiR n horns of ‘li'W i onm* V III
•In air.
Th *
; Mr. and Mr*. I). K this sea-on was that of Friday nf- pi'ctty SiinftU’il i'il ! ■ in the up- I il.iiuhini.., inn
'I. demountable
it. i.oui«. M
Mri. It. ternCon when th>" *Hit* nnanbet* i pi i tr'|* role.
for l .yin,:. and i he • i .i l ha lie.-id1
*, .I:nksorvtl'i*; !•', .Id \ver«" llm true Is of Mi
Sot li* ni I he Is t til!ell! in v.an
.:!■ ami anchi'i’s,
Annie
,
the
i
onVetltli'I’ d
Binmi. Mi aed MFs*. .1. j, Hawkins a', her home mi * ehn\ ford has horn • I'ClIl'Cll to^iike
mn instrument
si
rbel. Alaiiisnmille, Ky.t A Venue".
. tin pr»i;iam , v.hieli is I>11Ii " 1 , nil mcessary el i"! ilimhiiii: t
'
1
Removal
Ip
wl
Gin ri -•: . S.irasotu: il l
water are pl.u'rf
,.\n .uni' unity •
• O’ttinpr Wa * " f <"! the b-- l
ll
...... | , !l|(1
Sar.isi'ta; At. H. W a t-j :irraj**;ed with ipu.iiliti< “ i pa *<
' to v. ings. T
I ii-i .l ni Soni*"'d lh»* season. 1h *
(
l, !'.i : Mi. iiml Ml s,
• metal eon dm*
HU (e VV It.l el.lilt ll j into
I'I ', hirrt'
lilt III
i* 14
t int*"*l wi ei pea;., rn a p dinpeli
pi11j f -. Mi. .a Imre., P:, ;
akWi'uil ami otlu , 1' n
and otiier early sjoitut flowers c an • 'i*l in |o,
Mr*. S‘*>i man Drclirr.
■. two pi i fiii'tiiniu •■ s
liined with p ise iirry and nrmnye.l I ii■! ids i
I’a :
W. Gumpcre/.,
t.ei
ii ', in I nkeland t i
in bushels about tin' 1iv*i*1C mom. t" il
HfttutilTil i|iiiilitv silk printed Radium
tin
ye F. iteppeiiheimer, while in tin* ieia*pliou loom, tad
: 1' puiilii
ih niund.
.1 lliie Pierson,
,i ne "ni ; in ( how, l u i .
flower (lands held masses ol }', 'in•10 inches wide
in Luigliug. Sara*
0 'III
I". It:.- duel" o , im i a'IP. llakei aid wife, Rev- en cnlendu’im arid ferns.
ju’iived and I
ready for
A fte r !t ili-'eil" - ieu ot late l ook •
fc'1 -; t •
Knlm, Palm
i'
ii v. announced. Uewith
synopsis
of
se'.i
ral
riv
e
n
b>
I- Mdei mail, Geneva;
v. ill l hi Id daily with a
the various members, lh*' |i'i‘'‘ t ' !t'"iii
Ml*. George K. Fort.
11 h' jit :d l>i nig si heiliiled
visited the lovely ylirdctts ol till i i
J.V "I : Mi • W. S. Hugo,
IMimi.; ^ 11 l|. |,. U'tniv, hostess a f te r which l efii"'l*lin lit• I .r Weilto day night.
The leading i ■ 1>• nill be taken
Jhilli-, \ V.; M rs, H u b e r t «>f crcsitnrd cliickcoi, lonuiln a'jdc,
l.y Mr. and Mt
.hunt, both of
i two children and nurse, Ftufffd ct lory hunrts, li»»i O'l’s P'l>
Mitnii'ii NiiVarro
whom
have
had
long
experience on
kle»#
olive.*,
hlnivvboniis
whipCftliadu,
r.*H
the stage. In udditon to the regu| h*(I cri-am. pound cakt* mui r** i**1
Norma Shearer
Garments are made to be'’ wjg
cleaned frequently. That
jyives them long life. It'
washes away the grit
which otherwise wears
the threads away.
Laney’s has had the ex^1:/1
perience necessary to
know how dirt can best
be removed from delicate
fabrics or from men’s
J M R & f
PRINCESS
•1
TODAY
ILions Cl ub Show
Gives I ndi c a t i on
Of Making Big Hit
ii. mu h pi■wr<
tel A rriva ls
4
• * * f *^Hl
m
Let I^aney’s do your cleaning and be sat
isfied. Use your phone. ..The number is
465.
...
1 '
.
Laney i?i Sanford’s leading cleaner.
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Laney Dry Cleaning Co.
chosen
SATIN FINISH
RAYON
PRINTED RADIUM
|y Fashion Hint
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I l 5>
id
b v
llie
I w l*
1 * ; m Ii
Soulhside P. T.A.Gives
Subscription Bridge
u
n Ui« parade. J o rg e
S rc*it,ent
of tbe
iP lie Severn)
•tiled by |ota|
gu*4**t was |»r»; ■ nti'd i*li it
bouquet ef weet I ea.-.
Miss I law kin A quests were: Mrs.
T IT C S Y IL L i: Dftiie of ChnmItohort d. Holly Sr.. M r;. Stella P. tier of Commervi i he remodeled
Arrinptlou, Mr-. ,1. t' Itenm't. Mrs. and 11 de«''Sitted.
Henry Mel.aulitt, Airs. Harry Wind.
.Mis. Mattie .(i. Pace, Mr*. An e
K. Hill, Mrs K. 1*. Morse, Mi H**>
HEM STITCHING
Svinca ami Mrs. Miltner.
One of the iLrjffst " f tJic* mtmy
-uicinl affair.- of the past week was
1 1he subsrription bridge party, >atnrday afternoon at the Hotel I*ar
rest Lake, given by the Parent
Teachers A : i n t i o n of the Snath
Side Primary School. .Mrs. Robert
A. Newman, chairman of the jisM'ciation, as hostess was assisted by
Mrs. F. K. Roumillnt, Mr*. .Ralph
Wight and Mrs. Charles L. Rrilt.
Of exceptional interest were the
games of bridge played and ufli r
the fifth jyogression scores were
coUecfW by Mis* Hetty Houston,
Misa Elizabeth (iurrett and Miss
'Fdna Chittenden and prizes award
ed. The first prize, silk hose, was
|A SET TOJt RAHY
awnrdivt Mrs. J , C. Bennett, while
MisrMalde Bowler who scored next
wm|>lele and charming
r V '? new luhy. The dress highest, was also given silk hos*'.
I n f | n*^» wiih doting at the Jim cut prizu, a Pyrvx baking dish
H . | ,A'hotenn| kimono is was won by Mrs. Mathers, while
7 " a (■ mall round collar, the consolation prize, a deck ,of
Petticoat is cm- bridge cards fell to the lot of Mn*.
embroidery. The bib i> Clarke.
^ejoGoitJeud. For the dress
A t the tea hour, refreshments **f
I**tiuh kiiislc is required;
assorted sandwiches' and eiffec
at! f
■U»tifoTr1^
* i ,[Xtticoat
l " var‘l ami
J6" were served by Mrs. Ernest Ilous. ’'^ Gcriiude
f.,r |ni,_
• holder, Mrs. K. R. McCracken. Mrs.
• Flcyid Palmer, Airs. L. P. McCuiler,
• Airs. G. I). Bishop, Mrs. W. IHai* Roitpiial Day
Cooper and Mr*. l-eRoy Chittenden.
Thcru were seventeen tables of
fS .^ 1 *t!*A'r,'8f in local hosL ' “ ' a held a Hospital Day players who enjoyed this delightful
( L X , . *piUI* held open curd party. The proceeds will he
used toward defraying the expenses
L n i Mt° rs a,,<l “ t n ig lit a
and program were o f A e lovely poW'stage curtain
m ep tly purchased "for tbo South
il- Side Primary School.
j , A*1 hoapitaU rh
were
ur J *
t.ir s k i t* , th*
•me ‘id I nilinl'i ]
a i l isl*.
FT.
MEYERS—Law
office
V »» principal speaker a t building occupied by P. Boll being
onUr*#d.
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By Mrs. Il.illi awi>y Permanent
GEORGETTE
.util a super i net
in
• l l i i : S T C D E N T PRINCE*
Alilom* Paramount News
Krnzy Kat Kartoon
•tl.N T H E TH A U ."
TUESDAY
Minimi Davies and < onrud
Nagel in J. M. Ikirrie’s
iidd'sl
2nd St. Across from Ketninole
Lupino Lime
in
Hotel. No b’lir* r (“ In Singer
Co. Will ‘.pprrriate patronage.
•A HALF PINT IJK IH I".
“ WINGING AIHJLND
EUROPE''
ps a
G reen,
nJ*
I
ill
w d *4
do inches wide; In colored prints are
the ever popular black and w h ite -,.
$1.63 yd.
$
2.00
*q*
yd.
HONAN SILK
32 inches wide. In all pastel sh ad es
and natural color,
. w *fl A
|*Iu
hv/a(*
r
. t-', ■ I • ■
ilu* V
*
. v.':, *.*.*.«>
■H
SATIN BACK
' CREPE
Big Musical Extravaganza
J
*10 in d ie s wide. In jilain colors o f
sh ad e lig h t pr dark.
every
Special Scenery
Beautiful Costumes
Funny Comedians
Good Singing
and Dqndng ,
Curtain 8 !^~jj*B [|cf .t
$2.50 to $3.50 yd.
i-s**
■ r^r
T -rr
-d.
I -v
• '-.[ft.
tl'ti
•, v/Mfl
w.f
!!3
PRINTED
CELANESE
SILK CREPE FILE
$ 1 .6 5 yd.
' L-
m
*
Tan, Blue,
jjf I
$ 2 .7 5 yd.
$ 2 .3 0 and $3.00 yd.
Seminole High School
Thursday N ight, F eb.23
|
(Vff
•10 in ch es w ide and w ashable, In all
light and dark sh ades.
W h ite and Black. GU inches wide.
Auditorium v
"X
ft
y •,’i ' i
■ *■
MINGTOY CREPE....,
Floral and printed designs, do inches
wide. L ovely for afternoon and dance
frocks.
In plain colors.
Lions Club Charity Show
w'J]
.*h.
• i M’ALi TY • > r n F i:r “
Ior al ion corner P|<ik Ave. and
yr.'i
$ 1.25
TODAY
J.»
-.i
•10 inches wide. One o f She b est niatterials on the m arket for good ser
viceable slips.
*::’
$ 3 .0 0 yd.
i a
li
W.
and
after careful study of the 19 2 8 fashions.
;t
li
M
A
o f the very best fabrics the market affords
w i re
.
Silks
Miss Hawkins Hostess
To Book Lovers Club
4w
mm
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PAGEKmir
r r tr t
i*n*»*%•tv !» r.'i» rr^
rnenas you can trust
Advertised products are your friends
wherever you find them. You know them.
A n d you can buy them with confidence— .
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sure of honest value for your money. For
they have stood the test of public scrutiny,
they have been advertised and found wor8
t n '& W .S :
For advertising, alter all, is a test-—a
trial by fire of public approval. T oday no
manufacturer would start advertising his pro
ducts unless he knew they were sound and
good. A n d if errors did creep in, he would
be quick to correct them, for to hold busi
ness he must uphold the confidence adver
tising has created among millions of people
for his wares.
Advertising brings protection to the con
sumer. It guarantees honest value. It sends
quality up. The manufacturer who adver
tises builds up such a volume of sales that
he gives far more in both quality and. quan
tity than the non-advertiser can possibly do.
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7
Ancient Hindu City BOYS ANDUIRLS
Is Found ByGerman
Near H i m a l a y a s GIVE LARGE SUM
TOCONSTITUTION’
ROM BAY, Feb., 18— ( I N S ) —
An ancient Hindu city, which
thousands of years ngv> thrived
beneath the present plains of Thib
et -m-jrr.-the Himalaya*, h a * . t w o
discovered by Professor Luders of
Berlin, and n pupil of the renow n
ed Dr. K id horn.
Professor Luders described the
find in a recent lecture here. Thu
city, according to the archaeo
logist, was populated by e m igrants
from Western India, and traces
of the ancient civilization still
existed in words and phrases io Ire
found in the dialect o f the Chin
ese livin'; in the locality where
the city once stood“ Inscriptions found in the course
of the excavations give stro n g
evidence that this ancient civili
zation was directly connected with
India,” Professor Luders said.
“ It seems apparent th a t emi
g r a n t j from W estern India col
onized a portion of China thous.
ands of years ago.”
Professor Luders said th a t the
discoveries opened * « new field
for research which undoubtedly
would throw new light on a hithcrtt> unknown civilization. .
8— F inancial
lU
^H A T E S
SC
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be received
' end collector
1
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Trii**
requ“ u
offd rote*
to r
insertions.
, of average length
I hI a line.
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Ira charge of 30c for
fe in g
SA N FO
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A ND
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I* r e s e c t e d
rCK f n5!S?T he Banwill be rcsponsiblo
™, incorrect Insertion,
tiser for subsequent
■ The office shoujd be
Immediately in cose of
a d v e r t ise r ?
kera'd
representative
G« familiar w i l t rates
Lj clasaificolion will
complete infom aU on.
n «ish, they will nssiat
wording your w ont ad
more effective.
ur.ccmenLs
.
,
Will loan on Improved, business
and residence p roperty. Also will
ouy first m ortgage* a t accurity.
10— L iv e s to c k
Our Lost and Pound ads will find
almost anything you lose, except
sleep. You can’t help losing things
once in a while, but you don’t need
to let them stay lost very long'—not
while these little ads can bring
them back to.you!
, . 1\
P U R IN A Chows, Seeds, Lime,
H ay, F a r m e r ’s Supplies. IJaum an Bros., 212 F i r s t St.
10-A— Poultry And Eggs
W H IT E L E G H O R N C H IC K S
We sell high grade chicks only.
S. C, W hite L eghorns $17.00 per
hundred. Tancred W hite le g h o r n s
$20.00 p e t hundred.
Rhode
Is
land Reds $20.00 p e r hundred.
B U R N E T T LE G H O RN RA N CH ,
Oviedo, Fla.
BABY
chicks.
T ancred
stra in
W hite
Leghorns*,
$14.75
per
100; Rhode Island Reds, $10. .p e r
100. Circular on request. Guy L.
Blackburn, E l le n to n ,. S. C.
F R E S H eggs, IJaby chicks, and
H a tc h in g
egg?,
Cackleberry
F n rm , Lake Mary.
( 1 6 ) - -H O U S E S FOR R E N T.
CH ICK S— Selected stock, deliver
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
$58.
Heavy mixed 100, $13.00,
Hard Rocks and R. I. Reds, 100,
$15. 500, $70. Ph. 278, E m erson
H atchery, Hraoktvillc, ,F la .
lO-RFlunts and Flowers
* j 26— M isc e lla n e o u s F o r S ale
aobEtt
PODGE
[irs nii<l (Ir.'ihiitn trucks.
l$th Street. PI one 3.
& t'0 WAN CO. Auto
pnd sheet metn1 works.
|h Avenue, l'hone 710-W.
IFORB IIUICK B O .'
|2 Magnolia A .e,
Pnetie BG7.
UPS-MARMON.S
ford Automobile Co.
lulia Ave,
Phone 137.
Service
III .- would like t<i menhat lie uu- the agency
n ' - i s t i Hut, Iut Supply
tiiv Lx -.’Dior Betrigerthmes Any wir needing
[in Hotel. Ite'-iauiant or
|appli«'s I have It in new
ge<n!' < .ill Tor Mr.
iPhi’nss
T<ii- your
I'aintinc
Interior DccVcry i lasonalde, l’hone
|I. A Halverson, 708 W.
lute ami very little money
lw thing) new by use of
hr Vsriii-.lt, l.nrqucr nod
b.id l.y Sanford P a in t Jt
Itr Co.. G I'. Stuuri, Mgr
ht. St
IRuincl. Farms, Groves,
HD N. Park Ave. l ’hone
pHT PHI.NT SHOP
•twice or. any thing in
A pH<n< enll will get
Ph 'in- 117-W. 9 RailViiFU OLD W ALLS
p : NEW WALL PA IN T
MW NEW ANI) HF.TH ’ilTIIER INFORMA[Al-I. PHONE 235-J OR
1f: ' DU El!, SA N FO R D
'•ilFiI
STORE—Pro-
K'1). !»■ .y*.. Nodn. We are
W'tir phortp. Cull 103.
HUM KS Irrigation
|*M geni i al cement work.
fret,. Co. J. E. Terrf°P 3rd and 1.1m.
[EOOHv ,; The Roof EvMctii!
shingles
l ,tJra ’ " and gnlvinized
[' Jones ||. ('owiili. Oak
U M r^st. Phone 1 1 1 .
,jl 'P I| n pairing, piano
I 1 ‘Apcit* with 17 years
f'T.fnnl music store
r^ris-. Room io & ii Mo.
Willi-. I‘bane 832.
[K*r- Signs „ f n)) ,.inih>
r rJ P«i"t {- wall P a pe r
S«MV „ r
IV
” f "'I kinds.
a;,02. C. K
J[[°n Wanted
f -,r wants office work
1,1 lb-ference» given.
78 a . 'V‘a* ,‘paewnl 8 per
M
J' em' no-e County
ill , r* Dr*n -e bea rin g
j.
near W inter
■ ! T 0UW‘ “ t $750. N r t
udc. p 0
Box 77V.
Fla.
lla lf
M illion
D o llars
S e n t: .
T o r s i o n T o lle lp Fund To j
M c t o r In 42 N a v a l H f t h t s ,
CHARLESTON NAVY YARD,
Feb., 20—( I N S ) —American school
children have already contributed
nearly $600,000 to the fund for the
rebuilding of the United State* *
F rig a te Constitution, victor in >
forty-two naval battles and the
sit ip that more than any other
single unit in the Navy, made the
present prosperity of the Uinted
S ta te s possible.
■» ■ - — —
Practically $300,000 more must
bo raised lie fore it will be possible
to finish the work that has already
begun on the wooden ship th a t!
carped the title "Old Ironsides”
beeause the iron shot of the
enem y’s guns c a roomed from het
wooden sides as if they were made
of Bon,
Navy officers have taken charge
of the work of ruixing the money,
as agents of the children of the
Untied States, and in the p a st two
years have sent out over 1 ,110,000
colored reproduction* of Gordon
j G r a n t’s painting of “ Old* Iron! Hides.”
FIV E room house, 717 W. First | Faying Grocery Business. Good
S l„ $30 mo. l'hone 708-W.
! location. Address I*. O. Box 705.
I Ml . V” mY ' u \V ,\',!7 til,- tifflee' A large sun!'
m ono* ban been
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K. U WALK lilt. ' oroductions. although the Price o:low; unfurnished. $25:00 perj
,,onrt of c it>- 0n ?'*00.00 in
month. Located a t 2121 Palmetto I ve stm e nt you con clear $140.00
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K E M T i " ^ F ”h!J 111rr,! V
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I S B J S l Or-
S B WBT K D K A W U V .
7:30—Roxy and His Gang;
Varied Program : WJ7. WI1Z WBAL WHAM KDKA W JR KYW
WRC WSM WSB WBT KOA.
8:30—A. & P. Gypsies; South
Carolina Program : WEAK WEE I W TIC W JA lt WCSH WL1T
WRC WGY W CAP°WTAM WW J WSAI.
0:00— Musical Album; Popu
la r Classics:, WOK WCAU WNAC W EA N W FBL WMAK WCAO W JA S WADC WAIU WKRC WGHP.
0:30— General Motors P a rty ;
H a r r y T. Burleigh: WEAK WEE l W TIC W JA R WTAG WCSH
W LIT WRC WGY WGR WCAE
WTAM W W J WSAI WGN WHAS WSM WSB WBT WJAX.
10:30— Time to Retire Boys;
Popular P rogram : W EAK WE*
El WTIC W JA R WTAG WCSH
W LIT WEHH WRC WGY WC
AE W W J W SAI W1IAS WSM
WSB WBT.
Celery Markets I S
Bureau of A gricultural Econo
mics ro-nperattng with
the
Florida S ta le Bureau of M ar
kets. — It. E. Corbin,
Loral lteresentative
There were 45(5 e a r s of celery
! shipped from Florida last week,
:,70 of which were from the !?an*
7 fort!* Dillsiet,” ' -Ihiring th e o a u i ponding week last season Florida
shipped 432 ears with 446 coming
out of Snnfonl.j During the last
week the t. «». b. m arket has been
iirm a t 81.75-23)0, last y ear the
price was steady at $1.25, tew
higher.
Sixty two ears were shipped
from Sanford Saturday as follows;
18 Potomac Yards, 6 Woycross, 5
Baltimore, 3 Philadelphia, .7 Klortn r e , 2 each Detroit, Cincinnati,
Richmond, lndinnnpolls, and To
ronto, and 1 each Boston, Flint,
Mich.,
Chicago,
Montgomery,
Syracuse, Grand Rapids, Hamilton,
Ont., Schenectady, Columbus, Ft.
Wayne,
Rochester,
Pittsburgh,
Buffalo,
Raleigh,
W. Albany,
Savannah, Montreal.
Telegraphic report from New
York this morning, indicates that
thu celery m arket is steady. Florida 10-inch c r a te s -3 to 6 dozens are
ceiling mostly a t $3.00-3.25, poor
er $2.75, 8** $2.25-2.75. and 10’s a t
$1.76-2:25.
A
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20.
491.5,-—W EA K New York. .10: W
3:30 S trin g Quartet i JrlG Manhnttnn" JTrio;
5, »-»ll'>n
F a llo n 's■
O rchestra;
rchestra; 0.
0,
‘"
” ? ; 5;
«■O
W aldorf Astoria orchestra; ..S h o r t
g
y fl
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II
II
:«1
’ J B
T h r e a tC M
Strawberry Crops $
Of North Carolina vi
n in.utu m y c a m i l d a t y
I I "i - b y a
tttinuuiicc
fto III,- i , m , - o f C l e r
c u l l Cuiirt Milij*i t t o t h e w i l l
of
t h e w . i - i s ut tin- l o - i n j c r u t l c prt
n w r i ,;n J u n e 6. tz z*.
j
tr
l. T l l l t A S H K M .
( I N S ) —A nother iniidlou* pest is
many citizen*.
Studio P rogram ; 4:30, -Afternoon
menacing one of this section’s
M l -is the intention of the* naval
Players; ti, Kemp’s orchestra; 0:30, fastest-grow ing und most im port
authorities to re-build the Const!! DubN G ardeners; 7, Klein's Semnd- a n t industries, straw berry produc
’ tutiu’ti us nearly as possible ncconlers; 7:30, Roxy n n d His Gang; tion.
ing to the line* vt the original ship
Unless the spread of the weevil
j 9, Riverside holtr; 9:30 Rise n nd
ro il s iiR ftirr
i a9
Wus sent down the ways of
Is
checked the big, juicy straw ber
BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge
Shine; 10:30, Moon Magic; 11,
I hereby nnmnincr ms cnnitldocy ,, .
.
. ,
1 ° — H ou ses For Sale
ries gracing breakfast tabic* may
deck cruiser, thirty inch d ra ft, for n - leettoii to tile office of stu-r- Boston shipyard in 1 i 9 i .
Slumber
Music.
..I Hi-minute county fctibjeei to I H er length over all will again be
“ Beggar-weed Seed” . Place your
fully equipped, -deeps six. Price iff
i 422.3—WOR Newark, 710: 3. lie seriously curtailed in a short
Mte inlloii of Ilia V o t e r * In thn I
.
. .
.
... , .
....... utite Iliu m ->• to he beta mutt j 20-1 feet i-tul her breadth or beam. Contralto: O rchestra; 0:10, Old time, it was pointed out.
order before the supply of good FOR S A L E :—-Small cottage on reasonable. P. O, Box 938,
Jun.
i t. ill umirrcintt, y o u r i 4;, y ft.vt . H e r displacement Will b¥ f
Magitoliu Avcnutv now rented.
seed is exhausted. W rite for spec
Wreaks Havoc
soii|"-it. 1e*|*—
i*i Utly yours.
„ .... .
.
, , .. j King Cole; 7, Commodore Enscm•-4 *IA
l.‘. it HAND.
2,250
tnlls.
th
e
wood
Usetl
111
tilial prices. Win. G. Rnniu-y. Box Built on r e a r of lot. Plenty of FOR SALE- Good Ford Delivery
Ten
years
ago
the
growing
of
.
.
.
tide; 7:55, Session* Chimes; 8:25,
truck, $5.90. 25 Foot Motor Bout
room for ano th e r house in front.
297, Momicello, Florida.
rc-buililmg will he brought as
, K r u g e r ’s I.iedcrs; 9, Mu.lcal Al- straw berries was disastrously hanalmost
new.
Make
me
an
offer.
Can he Isiiight for $3,500 on term s
the original vw h!. froin as mat.v ji((m. U)< c u ltiv a to r s ; 11:05, Hose- 11trapped by tile np)icaranee of the
S E E D Potatoes Red Bliss Maine of $50 cash and $30 per month J. A. Cole,
i on M iia ttrr
Lincoln Hotel.
the states as puss,hie ami when ( ,Bml 0 n .lu.Htni.
Tht> WiUjh. straw berry weevil.
I I • In .iiiiii.ii -.ci- my camjlilney of
(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $0.00 A ddress Box 43) care The Herald.
* Is
■• ■il.I. tm —>. Ml
t i l l . ( a t l l l l I.
f
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i - . »t e h - r l f f ot H em tn - the* work is completed the Consti- tttg hour.
Now, according to growers, th«
SECOND
hand
furniture.
Cheap.
Spaulding Rose No. 4 (Certified)
uti* * L »-1 - i iitiji i-l to tlie V/ltl of Itilton will be the nntb-u’s shit>.
‘Toot
louse" is doing gre a te r havoc.
VVi’G
Atlantic
City,
1100:
Ix-tiving
city.
1719
V
V
.
3rd.
i - .ti i l l - J mu* l ’ li T i n t y
150 Hi, sacks $0.00 Cash w ith nil FOR S A L E — Beautiful home, near
a tru e representative of nil the 6:15, Organ; 7:95, Dinner Concert; Farmer* in the straw berry-produc
I f
M cO l.K l.t.A N M
hay,
three
!>ed
rooms,
hath,
large
orders. United Produce Co. 1355
forty-eight states, not only by t lu 8, Dinner Dance -Studio; 9:16, ing sections have appealed to tha
Plenty of WOOD A COAL nt Du
Beaver St. West. Jacksonville, living room, dining room, kitchen,
lu .ids ol school children's affee- Concert orchestra; 10, Studio; 10:- Federal
hin t's Wood yard. 9th & Cy
government
for
aid,
t o n « 1 1 t i n 1 1 i t t *i t r n n i i t
large front screened porch, beau press. Phb’.e 386-51.
Fla.
1 ii*•11-1*> an in.»11n r »» 111; cti ||, 1.it1 ;i r.y ti<m but also in the very ntaleri-ti 30, Masonic b a n d ; 11:30, Dance through the North Carolina dele
tiful gum woodwork inside. Flow
fr»r ih»- nfftCf* »»f c ie rk , t»C t!it» used ni her (tom bottom to mast
. .1
gation m Congress.
FOR S A L E —C itrus n u rse ry stock ers and shrubbery, will sell at K bit SALE: $1500.00 worth fuz- Clr* m i
Music.
kU.*;rt’t In lh»* n cl Ion
To H a t r Regular Crew
»f Uii voti n ' t ihe June Prlmmy.
The
Columbus
County,
N.
O.,
on Rough I .union Root. Quality extrem ely low price. If you tire
285.5
VVBAI,
Baltimore,
1050:
nisliings and lease on 42 room
IK. It. 1) I!AH.
\ I .raving her berth in the Navy 6. Sandman Circle; 6:30, Dinner Chamber of Commerce estimated
and varieties guurantef-d. (Jet my looking for a real home it will pay hotel. Furnished. I a w rent J. A.
, Yard, the Constitution, when she Music; 7:30, Roxy and His Gang; that damage in excess of $250,000
prices before you buy. F. Burnett. you to see this place- Only a small Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
n u t i h i vtv i ‘ i i o * i : r r T i \ i «
|
IS i r-biliit. will tie pl:te,-d ill Charge 9 Riverside program : 9:30, Concert; was suffered by straw berry grow
Waverly, Florida.
\T T tlinK V
am ount of money required. A d
|-if a tegular crew of tutvy’officer* 10, D u n e Music.
1
1
1.1
y it ii iooii)(*4* my
ers tn th a t place ulottc last year.
27—
Money
To
I
man
t
FLO RID A
GROWN
non-blight, dress 1). K. cure The Herald.
for * i« . ii ci ion
c «’i f n-** »*i I nnd mi
vy mi>n
tutvy
men anti
and will start .t
Appeal To Congress
269.7 WCAU Philadelphia, 11■ ;i
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mini'
|*i
ohi' i' ui 1hr Allnrnt y
^
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,
.
.
good e a tin g P e a r:
S tu a r t Pe
TH REE, five, or ton year loan* J f .l i..
will of th« vnir rn In ti UP of llm UnUoil MOWS.
The Cimgressionnl delegation
50: 6:30, Pennsylvania orchestra;
-r
cans, J a p a n Persim m ons, Plums, 2 0 — F a r m s F o r S a l e
will tie remodeled
on
first i h o l»* mot m i l e | $ r i m . v >‘
J u n ^ !• |
• Oi t i l i ot i vUf dS’^ " i l l p l V i u ^ Jnfc' li 7. Saxophone sextet;*7:$0, Instru- ( wete appealed to in an effort to
■.unis
ii
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A
It:
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V.
Prunes. $4.00 to $0.00 per dozen,
m ortgages, Improved city proper
|lhi* Atl.intif t.uiiHt from Mai no
m^ntnl trio; K Whito llnrk Hour; 0 obtain tlie assignment of a plant
t i
delivered. \vt..i- us. Reeve N urs FOR S A L E —2 acre lots. Kin. ty, a t 8 per te n ' interest. See
.................... —
’ Horahi, Fiorina to Texas, Ujwet w o | . )>rilKram
hours;) 11. pathologist amt x-oil chemist in the
truck land on Dixie Highway
ery, Cottage Hill, Fla.
C. S. Department «'f Agriculture
. w i W . ^ M M ^ ^ - ^ d l d a c v
* a b t o t n i a t„ A laska and tin.H y u
In u "i r .
outside city limits. E l r r t r v l t y and I(brides 1 .u-khnt't Plmro 8H2-J.
i r the -mi .. -I I'm Ass.-smr o f it i* |M-ssiblc, the ship will visit
495.2 WFI-VVl.IT Philadelphia, laboratory at Chadburn, N. C.,
14—
Hoonis W ithout board flowing w a te r available. L. A.
Political Announcement
*‘.n i n t v, Mil')' . I to
1lie
. t n in »1
Renaitd, 301 \V. Seeond St. n;
« ill . 1 tin ip .irin in *1.*- .Inn.. evett the t i i r a t Lakes port enter- - 40,: 7:35, O rchestra; 8. G reat C om -1 winch was established several
'
ing tram tin- St. I.avvnttri River posers;
t-i
nn.,
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8:39, A. A- !\ Gypsies; 9:30.' year* into to eradicate the straw*
Phntu*
190-W.
One beiin.or.i, III P a rk Ave.
i n r n:N’i ' t ’N.
1 lit i • h\ tijD in* ♦* m y c n m i l i a r y
111 every port at which she visits, | ( ;r m ,r;l, Motors P a rty ; 10:30, Time Ip'ity weevil.
fni i t t j *i'i i tin .t» the office of
15—
Apartnu-.it For Rent
Ilie new pest is said to have
the Constitution ml! he open ("■'J (n Relirv Boys,
" i S**minrM* f ’ o u n i y
FI.OKI DA FARM O PI'tlRTUNITV
1
run
mtci k
:*t:*, v r m i
P l o i hln, NUiijt't ( * • thu w i l l o f ili «
inspection and the school children
315.it—KDKA
Pittsburgh,
950:
completely
huffled entomologists.
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Truck and poultry farm s in rich hi'itjjtt’i d t l c \ . lift n of Hcmlnol** 1 s u e e i e,1 n i i - . l i a * K e i i i i t m f r o m will lie given every facility to visit
TWO bungalow a p a r tn y n ls . Neat
6:16, L ittle Symphony; 6:39 lluist , who lu c e never been able to tieI'tiiiiiti, in Ik. l'.'HiiitT.itif r»immr>
ly furnished and desirably b> Central E astern Florida to he had cli'i'tion t-»
i t.- " 7lh H e t i a t o r la l ( l l s l r l e t i o m - und see the n any relics of a s t r u g Gardeners; 7, Eclipse Clipper*; 7 : - 1 1ermine wlicihei this insect is a
h**M J tin.- f*t It.
M« sell 1 ti Heir I n o te I tn - viif il I’ o a n J AH «1. HI! AHON
a t rental knhly low prices and
eated. Phone 09.
of soil conditions, -»r
I n s sn lijeri
in
the
tV e m o e r a t le gling nation th a t the ship re p r e 39, Roxy and His Gnng; 9, R iv e r - ; product
easy terms. Igtnds have iwen c a re
in I m a i y to h r lirlrt J a n e M h, t s ^ s sented in the early years of the stilo program ; 9:30 Rise nnd Shine; whet het the louse causes a romlir u n n t 1m . i . i a r o i i
A partm ent and bedroom. 300 W. fully analyzed by soil e xperts nnd
II e t e i ' l r i l I p r o m i s e <0 r o n t l n i l r
I wtsli to nnaooner that I am a
10:30, Shape and Grosvenor.
i lion which destroys the plant.
. , l III,- l i e s l I n t e l e s l ».f t a r iiiinM brenth t untury.
5th St. Phone 358.W.
a re sold with definite reeommen eaiidlilutt- ("i 1, elertloa to lit* ' t. 1 s tnrul il ll. fam
t • t n v t t r >nu t o tpv r'l* F or seventeen
years, 1778 to
(|*(n-e-i.f T . t * I’olleetor of Hem In •
280.2,
WHAM
Rochester,
1070:
_____________
, ■
oti en eh l l n p o t t n i i l
le a '» l" *v
room
gara g e dnlions as tothe adaptibilities nn-l ole t'litiMti. siil.|. el to the action tt.<or<t
1815 the Constitution was the 6:15, B a r r e tt’s orchestm ; 7:30,
thri-e
Furnished
ot the r oli i s in tlio t*emorrat e *. a a s a . mi) r o a r t s . i m * . o v a t i o n o f
known
methods
of
making
profits.
• 1
. . n r m r t o r a l l e s i i u . e r s . t r i l i u - i t o n o f American
npurtm cnl with garage. Ml W.
representative on tho Roxy and His Gang; 9, Riv-raide
t'ltnuiiy |» to- held in .time.
t
1 utik
V010 Mitipmt Mill .if siiprc* lateil s l a t e t n a . H a n d e i l t i c a l I o n
605 Pnlim-tto. N ear established m a rk e ts; good
seven
seas.
The
suppression
of
the
6th
St.
Apply
hour;
9:30,
Rise
and
Sh'ne.
i
i l i r st t i i i i or - . o f a l l t o r s i l l r m o c r u t ) .
.1NO. O JINK INK
m ads and transportation. Present
J J 1’All ItrStl
Phone 517
French privateers in the W est
379.5—WGY Schenectady, 790:
settlers succeeding with rent p ro f
Indies was her first commission. 6:30, Dinner Music; 7:30, Uncle
r u n t v\ asskssou
ga ra ge its. W rite for free booklet “ The
room
i hrec
F'urnishcd
I lteri-li> a n n o u n e e t o th e p e o p l e ■It) T i l l : V O T K H S O P aitviiMti.i:'
Josh; 8:30, A. & P. Gypsies; 0:30,
K i t VT V.
a p a rtm e n t with garage. Hot and New Florida"; also ask about tin- o f Hi-mlnole t ’ o i i n t r t h a t I n m a
c a n d i d a t e l o r t a x n n s e s s tir a u l i j r r t
I w J hIi *n it ii uii ii lie** Hint 1 uni *i
General Motor* P a rty ; 10:30, Time
«•
cold w a te r free.
Apply
005 m u n i free acreage offer. Durham to th e d e c i s i o n o f t h e v o l e t * In
nflldnt*' iiir
Jnn t*» 11»**• **r*
to Retire Boys.
tlie
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T
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Land
Corp.,
F
a
rm
Bur
P alm etto Ave. l’hone 547.
J u n e of ti . I s r e a r I l i n v * H v u «1 ’ 1*i••frh*t Nn -V I'Uhji’t't t-» tii*'
306.9 WIIAZ Troy, 980: 8, I n s tr u
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eau. Green Cove Springs, Florida. in
In t i i a i m i - a n d Hem I n o te c o u n t i e s i i*v|«n> nr tli«*
In t.u* t»«*nu»
mental trio; 9, Address; Hiwniians;
Very a ttra c tiv e furnished -2 room
f o r to j e n r s
I h a v e s e r v e d u s i i.illc rrhtifii V t «$ l»e In M *»n •Hiin*
A C R E A G E AT $125 per acre.
RICHMOND. Vn„ Feb. 18. (IN S) 9:46, Concert; JO:45, Dance Music.
apt. Private hath: hot w ater:
r o t in t ) e . n i n i i t s s l o n r r
on
nn d o f f
A I' in 2*.
I ' l l A S K I .V A N H
p a ra g e , l’hone 739-.I 212 VV. llh T ra c t of m a rly 35 acres, located fi no rg IrIa i si ienasr s s tIo -tki a vaen dm ardl ter ui rn y f rlui vi t
| —A lull legally defining lynching
468.6, WRC Washington, 640:
(TTY T R A N SF E R
between two Orlando roods with a n d f a r m l n a I p r o p o s e to le t e v s r y
as murder and empowering the
p in n e r music; 7:30, Iloxy and
St.
l u l l NIT'KIUNTP.NURSiT 19
frontage on old highway, can be t a x p a y e r e n t r y I n s p r o : o r t l o n a t t
gtjvuniiiS
t*» investigate ail cases of |{i* Gang; 8:30, A. & I*. Gypsies;
& STORAGE COP
r
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IKMTHI.'PTION
.
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light picked up today by someone who s h u n - o f t a x e s h y v i e w i n g t i le p r o
Furnished
rooms
for
nm « i-and Ida la tin re-electl-in | mu|t vndettce was strongly mlvo- 9:30, General Motors P a rty ; 10:30
p e r t y |n-t s o n a l i y .
to u r
support
without
Kxpvrt
1‘inno movinj; with |
housekeeping with ot
«h,. off Ira of .
r i n t e a d - m o f cat(.l( | y ,}„vernor Byrd. The hieos- Time to Retire Boys.
knows values at a g r e a t sacrifice. w i l t h — a p p l e t l u t e *
I’m Ii Ho
I j i t I r net |<t
fur
i: II KII.IIHK.
improved
SEL-FO piano J
garage. 508 VV. 7lh.
Very desirable location fur poultry
•'miilly, ■iitij**(>l In tli^ iVmorrutli! ure probnbly will become law.
Southern
moving rcinipmcnl.
r r h n a r y . Y u u r s u p p o r t l l l l i t ap*
farm.
Some
high
land
nnd
sotnu
Those
directly
involved
in
a
lyn290.6,—W
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NC
Asheville,
1010:
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Furnished
garage
a p a rtm e n t:
H a u l i n g - t ’r a t i n g - S h i p p i n r
I herrhy announce my eandldary tirrrlfU
ehing vvnu'd he subject to prosecu 0:46, Luncheon music; 10, Barn
T
W, T . a W T ON
three rooms; private h a th ; cat muck. Possibilities for develop for the I.CKtslHun-. subject tn til*
S i d e - T r a c k F n c ilillr tt.
tion
for
f i r s t degree
murder.
It
ment
a
re
great.
II
you
a
re
look
Dance
(two
hours).
will
of
the
voters
of
‘.entlnots
space; all modern; 1201 Magnolia
io Tin*. l o r i ’iiN m* ni : i i i > o i .i *
l ’h o n e 89f>
County
I
tv
'.In
primary
In
he
bold
takes
the
right
of
prosecution
from
ing
for
something
on
which
wuu
i . i i ’m i .
475.9 -WSB Atlanta. 630: 6:30,
Phone 500-.I.
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200 N. Maple A venue
t nr|mIt f ti iinit«ninr«'
t a m i» the county attorney in which the
may make reasonable profit* w ith oil June S, l'.'ZS
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7:30,
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Furnished 4 room apt., with hath, out holding long, it will pay you
fit*- o f 4*out$f> r*«ii»»rnlHs|iin.*r fr o m crime is committed nnd places it In Ills Gnng; 9, Riverside program;
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Electrically to investigate this. Adorer* R. J.
1 wish to uii tioutice my candidacy « j nI d II f»f I h r V o l i T K ill till" 1 h ’HHl * general. It also provides th a t the , T'tm;
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to
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equipped
throughout,
including H. r a r e The Herald.
for tlie Ijtate l.eilfstntui e ttiraup rrrtllt* J *r I liti* t ^ to Itc flrtil **f» -lull**
g a ra g e . Phono 855-J. Mrs. Henry
Jl and will iippr.-cnvt® «U|tport tn Llll, A. I». IU2 H
county <r city in which u lynching | ■243.H—WDOD Chattnnoogn, 12
2 2 — I l t t i 1 L s t u l e T o K x c h a riffe the primary to ht held In Jus*.
- JtH-cun.ah.il Pay «=-«»*<. the heirs j ^
t |w ‘D W . H;3o; E n .
Nickels.
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Semite by Senators Jam es S. Bnrfor the office of I'ountv
n<lJdfiti» f**r
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322.4—W1IAS I.ouiHville, 930:
grove o r farm. Give complete in cnndldnlo
F rench Ave.
Coninilssioncr front Ulsttlcl Nn. r. fiii* iif t'liu iilv t'ormiiiKhiMiji'c I r«*m r .n , Norfolk, and Cecil Connor,
6:30, Buist Gnrdoners; 8:30, G reat
formation «s to wliat you have sill.ji . t 1-1 tile decision of tlie vnl- tiiHtrltf Nrt. 2, m ibji’r l
t i '1’*
Furnished four room a p a rtm e n t when answering it his ut. S ta te , - r s in i i.e I irnforrutle Primary to . is|«in rtf i i i r Yntfri* in I h r Jh-111*1* IsJudriun County.
er Louisville E ntertainers; 9, River
ht*ld ^ ii .fu nr
IS'* . ti4t l r P r i m a r y • !i»
and garage. Closo in. $30 month. number of acres, location, price,! tie In Id oil June will.ft. A.F. P.1,0NCI
side hour; 9:30 General Motors P a r
.lb , A. IV 1 3 2 i.
MEMORIAL ORDERED
JO H N
II.
Phone 190 W.
ty; 10:30, Time to Retire Boys.
m ortgages, etc. Address II. B. ra r e
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ALL modern Cfinvcttiences, hot ----------------- ------------ ---- [
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w ater, down town JocatiiA.. .tcvvly W I L L T R c v D f c — E q u i t i e s in s e v e r - „ f H entln ole C o u n t y Mint 1 a m i ruin!lulut.- for ftli<*rlff of H**»nliioU | The firnt memorial
JIiH Gmijf; 1*. Dinner concert; 9:30,
e a n d l d a t - - f o r r e - e l x c t l o p t o t h e of <* Mini
-•y nulijiit («» ili«* ufiioii of | e0f,^rd Wood, who died last fa*l
VIn. irj io,-*...
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furnished, each a p a r tm e n t with I nl good luts for small house. W hat fir*
Prrsiitrnt cough* and cold* ltsd t®
of T ax .Vssaxsor. s u b j e c t to ttix ilii*
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While serving as governor gene, - tjl lu,riil Molors 1 a r t > : 10 J0 ’ , ro1' seriuus trouldc. You esn stop thses
private hath. Price very reason have you. Give complete details ns
hIoii o f tlie v o t e r * In th e D r n i - v lii'ii! I n i l l ’s i i r l v | i u r t o f J
V e r y fummilcH v r l y
now with CjcumuLion. an rmuLifiad
III itf the Philippines, was author- ir.
able.
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to location, rrice, mortgages, etc., r r n t l r P r i m a r y to he h e l d In J u n e
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txed ttidny l»y Major General
when n n sv e rin g thi t ad. Addrass o f t h i s » . » r
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Nicely furnished a p a r tm e n ts with Box 29 r a r e Tlie Herald.
muUiun is a n*w medical dtseeveey
n» r u n utTKiiH o p M-:siiMH-t-! Charles I*. 'S um m era ll, chief of (two hours.)
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• ■rill M.KIIK OP I'Ot'IlT
nil modern conveniences. Phone
with iwtefold action; il soothes aadL
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70. Cull a t 318 P alm etto Ave.
21— 1-qls For Sale
f o r c i r r i , o f th e c i r c u i t j c o u r t , nub- cd ml Iff'it i* for rt*«nil*«*t Inti lo l It ■• **f t r
( L e g a l NqliCCS)
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IO, 0»kn!rui?a County program (tw o hi Ini* germ gtowih.
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<' . u n i t y ilr>finnin*l'*n*, r
FOR KENT — Two
furnished FOB Sale om Exchange for Auto, Hi., D e m o c r a t b ’ p r i m a r y ' t o b - held n i s t r . c i No. i . s u b j e c t t " thn d ‘, - | _ ^ i . ----- - *? c i t >-— - r t f * : — |ioura.)
OI all knoen druct, creosote is rrt>
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y o u r I'tMinn of the voters In the l>«nioa p a rtm e n ts, large rooms, 919
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lj i r g e corner lot facing east,* HU|>|>»rl..
cr.-iilr I't I m a r y to b e h e l d » m J u n e _
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Park Ave.
Has small house and ga ra ge on
7 0 5 . Orohestra; 9:10, Concertr 9r-- one of lbopTJtr»t )ir* tn * |ra g e tw ie s ls r--'-'• It. .A COBH
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I in iiih n l cough* and cold* and other £
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• ante. Magnolia Ave.. E vans a d
Hi;jiiN"t-K r n i ' v r v " ht ATE n f 40, tirgan: 10:15, Concert; II, Or- onfis of throat trouble*. Crroniuldea
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1G— H ouses For R ent
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dition. Box 182, c-o The Herald.
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_ c.hcstra; 12, C arry Me P ack to Old ronliins, in addition to creosote,otke*
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lii'-thod,
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H u h je e t to l h - u p p i e n - ’ li lu g I (cm*' Houses and furnished a p a rtm e n ts PARK A V E N U E 1.01, near 13th ii(ii>ii(-iiif mv candidacy for
licjluig elements wInch soothe andd heal - 1
tlPHTON. Deceased.
the . i itla P rim a ry , I iit-mb* nnnoun-'-'
nil creditors, legatees. tUstillm
the ini re ted mrmbrsnra and stop the
very reasonable. Phone 830-W.
of Count) Prosecuting Alt"i- i n ) ' e a n d l d a r y fill- I h c Mouse o f Totees,
S tre e t, facing east. Will sell on office
ii n.l
nil persons
having
nc>. Mit-J-ct ln tile Di-mricrallc 1|. | i r e n e u t u t t '
MONTVERDE—Foundation laid I irritation and inflammation, while the
us i
iilrrnI'cl **"
claims'
nr
di-mands
against
snl-i,
I xvlll upiiredatc uu> i l i - m i i Z,
Phone easy payments. Desirable location I’rlmsr)
I f n » n i l n . i i . d I |d--dg-5 room house furnished.
.sta te :
for, nhw dorm itory fo r girls of crrosolr goes on to the alomach, isahfor p re tty home. Box 25 care The J Mippoii given ni«- by the pcopl- niy t-est e f f o r t s in i - c lia lf *-f t j1-1’
R05-W.
You. and each of >«»il arc hereby
-.rhool
aorhed into the lilood, attacks the seat
ctnrt CU--III-- them. If ' elected. ,c l|t (ti-Mpli iif H#nifn*il*' ***Mint> t Th»* notified
nod
required
l<
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present
Montverdc .rhool. ,
Herald.
gj,,. in the duties of the office ln> r ( l u g n e e d ,»f | h e |ie--i-l- " f K l " r l of the Mould* and checks the. greatU
nn;
claims
and
demands
which
you.t
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Vi-ry best service*
2 6 room houses $20. month. J
i.i Is T u x I t e l l r f , - . | t v
Hi i r d n r - •it cither of you. ma» have against
of Ihe germ*.
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In nty the estate of tlAItKIKI.D II lfIt TON.
Stores $16. jver mo., each. W. OAK H I L L LOTS: The best loca
GrroinuUion Is guaranteed aati»fao..td n lo n
c a n l-r c ( t i » - i f *l
by
an
ilecessed. )a,e of jii'oiioolc Pounty,
lory in tho treatment of penirieo* *
9 th St. Apply 805 W. 9th St. tion in the subdivision. Price $650 i't ut tx K iiK o p r i n c r t r r q i u t , - i i t t a M e
d lstrlh o tl n
°f
' b * V'lorlda,
to th* Mon .1»s <1. Stiarnn
each on term s of $10.00 cash and
fiv e
rent
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cough* and cold*, bronchial sriluaa,
I h jeli l o u m i o u n c s t h a t I a m a p r e s e n t
Phone 230. K. !Afcsih-. H ia i- I: ■ ' V - o * r i m * n < . Pounty Judge of garnlim)-- r o u n ly ..
Check before it starts.
$1000 monthly. Adnrets Post O f c a n d i d a t e fot f c - e l e c t l o n t p ' l h e ofIrunchiti* iisl other form* «f respira
prhra-i s. f ’ n i u i l l e a r n I i l l l r s . — PiU' at his office In the County Court*1
Rub on—inhale vapor* tory disrate*, and is excellent Lor build
FOR RENT: 5 room bungalow, fice Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
th e f o i l till- - an d I ' l t l r r
two hed rooms, hath ‘ dink'ig
ing up ih* *>*!<-m alter cold* or $U- 1*
Money refunded If any cough or cold ie^ g
room, living- room, a n d kitchen. Palm etto Avenue, lot, facing cast,
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D.— (» I t held on Jun* tih. A P j s-T'-mpllsit M
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directions.* Ask yvur druisi*L Ud»-J
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Sanford H eights, $ 2 > ((ought for $1,000. Address owner,,
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TOMATO P la n ts fo r sale: Three 17— Hus!-less l ’luces For lienl
million Murglnbt- witli
a nail
lAnd F o u n d
head ru st proof record. Ready now FOR R E N T : Smii)’ store it joins,
until March first. $2.50 p e r M, or Offices. Very attractive. Phonj
liici'de: "Em blem ”. cash w ith order. J. R. Davis, F o rt 804 J .
721. Apply at Herald.
Myers, Fla.
[Mourn Dura Road, .one
krpanlin. Return to San*
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rowboat)-.
Motor boat -i foot
beam. 18 feet long, ti horsepower
engine. Cheap. .1. It. Johnson,
l-ake Monroe.
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Ward Liner Strikes
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NEW YORK. Fell. IS- (IN S )
—The Ward Liner Sibonoy, mitnurd bound for southern ports,
rammed a id sank
the eoai
barge
Seneca _ today while
steaming slowly tlmiugh a
uonacnuow storm between Am
brose Channel lightship nr.d
Whistling buoy, neeording to
ti-ports picked up by Western
Dillon wireless. The erew of
the barge was picked up with
out, loss ot lit*. and the Sibonev
. wung about -and started back
for this port. She was slightly
damaged above the water liny
SPECIAL
SESSION
t e w h o M t i O F COURT TAKES
turned intoxicated;ANOTHER RECESS
l t r « T I » ( ) ( )M. AVontvVoVlh
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P rotested By M inister In
PRESENTS QUIZ Citing B ills F or 4 M onths ENTIRE NORTH
IN ICY CLUTCH
TO CANDIDATES
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NUNl B E K ^ l S
^lTmlmY~Audit llu rc n u O f C ir c u la tio n s
Plane Fall Kills
Two In- Macon, Gar
: R ates A re
MACON. Ga., Feb. 1H—-(INS)
— Two )>er.«on8 wero killed todav when the engine of on nlrplutte burnt into flames while
f’. ying over the heart of the
city
nod crashed to thfi ground,
the
t
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gas
service.
Del ia ring that tiie city gas .
killing Francis Ashcraft, n ped
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last
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longer
a
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j artment i
estrian. who was struck by the
tof_ ll*J7 was a- follow-:
to at least ■nie of its citir*
falling plane. The pilot of-the
. si Jo. Novemher $ l.tiO,.and ScuMtnV Se c o n d M o rsi lllizH ep ro scn i.itiy c O f New Y o rk , lint an miT ag* and that if
plaite waa Hack Steele, of
De..u hci * **. in. "1 In- average com
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Shreveport.' Li., an entrant, in
La ( J u a n lit i,A d d r e s s e s New present o 'l" u ‘.-ns eoalituies ‘‘nia
nth was
7 I My hill for
(Jnle T h a t S e iltis M e r c u r y ; the Macon Air Derby. Specie
•ompelled to <1
*1 Itltlit v. I'.i'.'s, i» Slrt.20. *tj' inof*-",
T y p e O f ( ) u e s (iu n n a ire i ’o tilir.iiis
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Well Iti-low F r e e z in g M a rk
was killed instantly. Hundreds
S e e k e r s O f (J. O. I'.S e le c tio n roiuiiau* H a c *f gas. Dr. K. D tll.lt •h*. L*.-t three month* of
of person* rushed to the scene
If the ratio of inrrvn.«i* con ,
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Kitikr* P»ft‘ ot the First Haptn''
of the’emsh. and the pavement,
iidcd Ids word
•»»u* which, the December afi-l J J\|j|nN
already weakened by the 'im
-l i.cinent addr<"
V bills A«\v, ^ur.tl if I
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inulged to vv.Tk in eight melies of,
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** t of ' I'*' < tty im longer
oid abscises li
ti vv anil ill th« l* **th o' a north*
. , i to' ;*t least some * f .
tillinium* to two av ail ' * alidi there’ i-.
in tiling
rndief„
gal. that '*'nt lit** itwreury
it i-"an outrage.
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dates |"0|* tlu* Kepublii : I’re.-i* wrong v th •Ite department a 1
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1c**iiei* I** the nbuve ft? i Well I
• ..i any number
dential Nomitngi"ii -••?.: > ' net •‘that a ,wi
; fi». Idi.-•tr*l i- the s*.«*ond wor
.' *•!* that lia* D*
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to
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1 ......... ......... -.wrongs
i comnouic ••• .
» a -be................
• • ,,r ,i,t
ll.r ihmdred.
‘.wrongs a-..
4
ih, xvm
winter.
Hundred* of
of untoaiitoupproxinuit*
b
it v.
Tin same *pu,-tinu.v*
rti«UK»«
will
II I'*
I" put. building
I.mildi.ig ""if « , hy.’
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approximately
„„„.v*.,l under ui ib«. ....
,
itelieves
.• Hoover] "Dr Kim
• count .> as t
• .; n t h . Nnv.mhcr a ■
, . ..„bt an l.- aimed El. K le rlrlc ill
\\\mr&
lU liO lH
to Secretary of «'..mm...
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as soon u- the si
Automobiles
Stalled In Drifts
Prohibition Is Basis
i','’
Of Savants Inuuiry to . iim
IN CAUFOI
Big WaveBreaksOver^
Bow Of Ferryboat.....
Washing Several Of>3
Passengers IntoBay
Vessel Carried
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......... . « ..
'
V oyagers.
",,"r I Careful Investigation|
~
Is BegunlntoAffair ■
By State Inspecto
EDISON DECLARES
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RADIO RECEPTION
■STILLUNN ATURAL
S A N F R A N C I S C O . F e b . 18
__( I N S ) — T h e likelihood t h a t
ul
ut Iciust
iciust ttnrcu
h r e e |)aHrtcnBcre «•of
i \vavp in Sun h rnncisco bay
,ast
^ {m 0
j
yluUSlble tod ay
llbtn !• -tri'et c«l herntni* tailed
iii y
.1 a wrang
Ii,' ll\lg Ollt
V Kings it'll -•
i "iu 11 in dl*'•' and had 1 t ,.l! kind- i f
"n'ugh Findlay^’ of llcrkelcy
i t >in MYF.KS. Fli*.. F* b \ b
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think
much
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lin,j
Walter
Uoey, addres* OH
building
of
a
(INS)
y t .'lic opemag o f . court
, *rui <*ti'* man
I (he talking motion picture device. known.
•loll %«I|) MI •• . 11414?)A
-Je j
vend
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le a f e d lot mother killed
m i nt o f t h e
V . f s t * ; •• A c t
it ly t t g
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k Ik d nd
first one of w'hirli I riggeil
1 I , |4|M|fr|h '1 * d-:*
UniUU State* Inspector Jonn
vitching '.m l- ot
|v. Ian in, I '-’T. when lie cairn
s h o u l d h e f o u n d " a f t * • 1 t a i i ; :\ n : 'l
•i«* :ir»J
up twenty yearn ng«>.-It is tm- K. Hulgcr ami other federal state
*•1’ U*l'
i..*n tin* tilindinr
n .a nitoxi, ate*«l condition
that
cafo n .m co t
i! m|* oss' i hb* .
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pra* tical," Thomas A. Kalison., investigating officials confirm*. U
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of
ill,'
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Ills uae.-tl 'I- follow tj,. -W.'l
'1 I Vi 1*«•**•(*! ,4l
Illst l •■*
. pi I. ' I .HI, - will' world famisl inv* ntor deelan d in reports that the three passenger* ;
loll elifolt'i
plollill.tloll l.plallv
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1 u:*g, him
.
,ll •' 'I «t Ii* an an interview with the lnt*muti»n-ji WL>re definitely missing.
i - . i,. o
|,L p, • \ died on March 7 las'
and unifort|ily in llu* ~t>d'-s '
CII ,'Mlldit JMII "
News t’l
Servi
here
•* •'e* "»
•” toilay.
| Jlruth clutched ut b.OOO home- •
, ld»,.ir*i rug<*il ul ,>t'«!t
i'i.o ;• .I c.Vmpliviition ,
tom
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-Will Cmi faithfully and vn:
i; nia. n u n niis-mn and r.',option vvun, |)0und ferry passengers hen* r
li
at im I
v ;iitci gixnrj birtli t" a
m ou'h etifoici*
prohibition ><
was de,dated t<* he far from per- un(j to,|ay i„ believed U> hare
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do d.
gi^idc- >*t the numb'-i* ol nun
f ,i t and "still uinnitiirnl." by tbe
six of them beneath the
t I k.* \\IiMIi 'M•, i g*-tt, * .it
u , m„ .» icf itcd the story
t ' . a t it ■c ' l U i i v - m n l t • . 1 o . '
"Many
im* ' waves of San Francisco bay.
mil I el Vi IM FMllH* ■le, 1 1 i, al wirrard.
i"l Ininih I'hnlt i obt> .•! tin
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0 u l „f t ,,r mate of conflicting
. i •« w. *• . -II I h t. ’ til'll Up pioveinctits and developments are
c nod A I! j i g i c - .a ! -pending S- iii.iMtn.t'tiO
t , evangelist, \\h ui'- agaio -t
t
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c-sai
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I'cforc
the
radio
can
be
r,.|,„rt
K'th is was the conviction of
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. -,i ally » otifi-ssed In \, I. a met nl t it i,.N f e»ic bank ul* in* *. ., >*«*,*i*. \* i woil I. I i cal
and state investigators n* i
t„ .ti ll termed as 1,,'ing near the point of
.
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lam la. I u-iiatei I’ .is i abatement, nidi.ill- t"
j>, ilia, ill** law i ai.no* I* * utolccd
perfection."
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t,„.y
opened
a sraichlng investign. '.
II.I I <dllb
•. of Im: revival i , i :,sh ami >lhei action- are «•'
ml w. .tin not I*' * it >1 . c l. wo.ii
"This talking movie apparatus , jon tt,dny into the tragedy that
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in t i ,| i., i.e icmii :t d to in an <*l mm i Ih i C. a ftii a lair dial. ••»f»i,.i i !
I 0 ■I:' • *" I*' is not new", i he wizard said. "I nearly overwhelmed tho Key Syaten farmer-* a I : i t • millifv tie nub tincuts.
, ally >-.i talc and nioinim nd i" Del m il e A n im u n eem en t Mail*
. In , e * Sou O f F o r m e r P a rtremember having rigged up tlu? i t,,m fcr,y Peralta last night. *
I ..........I I. v" '• K"<
i ■ying thi' beiiuti
til
SnmiM the present an a t- be o
4i.il*., dnu'iu to tIn h w
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first . ii
I > or -0 years ago.
The* PeralUr suddenly plungrd
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year old patri ... iicd 1 \ i I.e ioiii -I, the defrioiai ’ I
iti replying lc t>--rah. t tirtl
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think
much
of
it
then
and
deck-deep
into
the
tide-wracke»F;
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,.\voil' I ■ t lie ' T It
t ti -1 m i s W ill T r y T o l.i'
mil * iriciili I lot TY a-- l\ ilh’d
>.V :i'i acouil'ol
,i.. Mhetlnled to be arraigned at: I Willis pleuged tlieliisclv*** '*>
I -still
tlutt
npinioii.
i
off Cioal i*»lnndt"‘ **
im <* vi-Uidtlv
P rese n t Mark O f llriitm
l.u i'o tiesl u* |{*'v etige
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ti
foi tla ii trial set by .Itjdr loioiij eiiiolceim i.l
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r „ , , ,.| will I .11 IV ,11 eopt.' ate will over the new ox-’ from ,u-r Oakland slip. A crashmj
t.i.lt Tom" I'm t.iay. Name;, may la drawn f
t'M.lamiog lu
pic.-lnml*a
1* 1 .
1 ,iu . 1 > • l e
( 1 N * - ' 1 ; ti.
I pi I In ud. a> oim'.g p,« iiutnls. It is » greut tfeing.' Uivo cngulfc<l the, fofWgjflSl.,
»
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jilting beaut; Jury duty and other p r c l -ojiriin 1 (. i.u dia ib elaenl. ' I '■> ■i not
* ‘ ,. ,, I t. i t t . 1 1
1 n 11. b,
a •1 [
t " , .i-t bill,-ail I’h hut I Hill contend thut the A m e r - 'of t,„. a|,|p. Thirty men and wt».
,r k- i-»»nft*' * . snfdrtcd 1"l ls»*v’IndlllUg ol tlu
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pout out that w** have
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. .hilt ,| to drop to •■» jean |H"ple pn-fcr silent drumn i mcn, it is believed, were engulf'
,1
. c in the fl'Ci trials, wllicli ale e\|H*eted to g<'
e miles ill , out in* nta tnitedl l4l«4il* D* . in < .4 I mi I I i B i i t i - b . n d
*
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m il
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.1 . /,i i 1 ' i, a,’ • when ihoy c t» a mining pir-;*d nnd huadreiis more, soakrd by
i •fut.it ion
. , the \ 1
I undo way luwtly ther**iift> r
, » •||*11 II)
t !»• ti w r
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• ** , g il l, .1
IM 1 1 ••
of
|Stales, with •t.Stt'* 'U(b
41i*o theatre
me taming movie t|,(, nurging wush
watcr>rT'^
mg ti at mi !1 b»
on
n illiillati •ho| *1* i . t.*'ll O'de
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novelty
now.
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scn'iime,!
and
fought
in panic Y** ,
With tin liiing "i f ' k* "Him
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I ’l r , ii dc> i r e i l
e*ent> till* an.ruing. •a*- irr;»n I I Ii,. Vf#*y«aii lioi'di'tN* will' ; . . l ' " I »Jt\ ' »*!4.l
.. b
•*, c a n
■ * , ,lw u\
• i« i looted to hnv * I he
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Out lh<* I’oralU righted, sloshr I
, \ ,i iee* *1**1 ' *wail t *1 i :i I mib * < • > * ' . Atlanli, < *m •'! 1 TP'
•an!
.'III
. ■t i l t i l e Will l u
, •• pi ti le > I le.-l' - .
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a l high wi , l*I .
ltl . AMoi iie*
'I dial-I tl ,„it.:” ,.,, the J ’a. iftc <>•!' **' i*I u * *M t .
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I'.....nog to tin* r a d i o a s Ix’ing off the tons of water that
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l i t'i il
/ -j... sum it\ of t '1
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* ill, it'll "'»•
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„| \ i iul of I.'- |ue . at meiils 'J. l'_"J oub'- .0 tli, tint! a >40M that
.. |op,si to a Stage where *|M*ak- half-way through tho lower did.
X . b l i t n . i j a l n r a i u '< •«•■■■ l *,
11 l.i |..tisl.tp t III* 1
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I V. I. II II II i nearly perteelly received, spuro. and staggered to a stop t f
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agaili-t
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,, , a J or i> Ih. pi "Iii■ ooilir.ii i ' 1 '•
1, 1111.11
-I* of tlo 'll •••It’u I't'T '"
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law
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Min.iliM.il. I ill-mi naid that tlw to launch lifeboats.
■i v, - i i.la*. afleiliom ami t i c
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. . .0 cl. tidd tl'a I
I) .4*1*'*
1,4 I . ,|lg I......
' | !;• i n , l e a ; • 111 I Mall, air,I tl*
M .. i it.* .ill
.' 1**11, i* of rndio has its greatest • On an official statement, issue 1
filed
to
day
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v - Sel VI- • ' o' "•
t MIM
.1 1,1' I.l M' .llo i ,.,.. 1,1,10 to solve in the true trnns- by the Key System, thut only i *
. 0 *1- along
t. i ,. i f
III Jlp I■'if
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a
given
rlinl
morning lu.fj :■ .1, .."Ml i *1, it fir-t K*<
H* ) i
. .1 . .hi v . *til l mis-ioii of 'oiiinl inngcs. SjX’iik-i of 20 persons known to have bee:.
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to the t " • 1
•:.iug I'l-e tlllin a e i
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-,ii I, i- coniparativclv easy In the water are nccountod for is
. 1 . to ••*, *4
agall>l 1. *1
•I i .,* ci:i:i V II* ' - t\"I* ll 1lie I* I •ll-le l i e • *,
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>i i- ten ml , - I"
v ill a; pi-.d i in- <a ■ •• l»lf t It.•»
Ml <f I'.'.sTT Iniles ot
i . pi, h from air waves hecuuse ill todtiy's presum(»ti,m ba*fd thnt
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•I I IJatni i
t\* \. Tin * e •,f i tic ii i * ltaig* l Ii • w, ha'i
IIM! wu j . are 'la 11 a •
ts
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is gi-tci'd in one octave. Music i six arc missing, perhaps drown,
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with
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ii,, lore, ast
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i * a! IV< i -I llllato W•1*1.1
\ .el
hovvi'ver.
which covers mlmy , ed.
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l.li.lewcll. ' in I I }••*" im-apl
.itllei I'U", , , \ i vv Y o r k .
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.untoi.es, calls for niueii more
pi a, e t ’ . i 11ft.|. fill,'ll! ol gXilll/.a 11. III s ' le llmilev a, d
I lie
\\ uliaiu •.ai
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•IM f ht ni ..I violation
in i ,
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all
v .11 have pi."
■ * lit at.
-till 'el
al no I' - •
I look i*
.iinly amt ih'Velopincnt.
lie, \lt
I'l* II* ll - id
the -1at hanking In" - " aktog I , i.e
. Ill itlge, I'M
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.* it effort In obtain a
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too l t* nil'll, I'Vi'liisiv, ..I the I*.
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"Tlioy have manage, to snlvxj
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lie sta;«- re.ted o • Inl-c
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coa- •;*■:•I. I *« |-vn * whose pl'.'Sl'Ilt
d" I'M • v* )n*n I rolley
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nidi"
ns fur as transferring the
f.
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tin,
nlami
both
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and
tin
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speed
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With
as
tell
j.M.I
leiilu.v. on the
ground'
lollg
lu-ir 11 a, l*» I •i
11.ii<* ' I .mil men ciinuol iciii
-|.caking voice is concerned, but
turn III
git.
expected to
ry tiling p" • tb •
■ ig.
ni
• i nniy of tie- ovaiigo- nan •I it. mi.,ih,a alleging lal-c
( linn d, km
, o* with the milc.ig*' u
liny have a long way to go before
,*p..it I- the * *'in pi i "I 41,. m ,
. . 1,0, o' lock
■ a. under the ret-ugnixed .mi i ■. , 4,
I . MMi >in v wII >lt pplllg ' I " '
is
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p»ltinl
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the receiving sets in homes will
ai.,
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-eparal,
l\
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fail
that
iu.
• pill tl
**\\ llli.it*' " a - .of ll.i'l: ,'U
mi from t
.ui. ,< it. the di.fens*. will I. i l
a
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wlnpp.,
a n uml .' 1 .a i • di >"l
**, .S I
■n.|i good mil'll "
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S p .. i I was damag'd
a Inisi. f n- appeal in two I , e .('111 iei'1'1 - WII h , *1*ll* 11'
MEMPHIS. Tenn.. Feb. 18—
,
I .,k* ' Two pel
It.
"In this age of most reiuarkuhk*
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.1 iiafavo able v••rdn i . 10,'III
ident
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(orlny planned to return
Union m.ol, ii trial t< « a' t loll .ha ' aiised li'.J ' . .4 . M g ti l ,
■I elated
Mtlimig i
I a |,i.( ., h a ,. I " ' t. -ci 'e.l an I
t .,**• iic clldt d I" make .-iii'1
.tint min oi thousand. . i ' HIM* \ Ml, I I
lend.,
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,t ,s pniblcinutieiil when mm
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(void' 1ui iii"!"
, ,1 -nl.',, ,1k' I k a, hci mi
.mi* can ol '.ol h hi*\, • •* \ .1,1*
Vi'ieii, an
that WoI
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mysterious
dirf«|>|>ear.nce.
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l.„i imtil such time as the tree
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>
husband. Clarenca
. . and .1 M U hit,-. I •ni »
“\VIi* i iileolml i •• 1 |i. I.l III lied
pci milled the ol.j , ,*t loll. ret urn, ' 1 Tli, In,III)'
W h e n K a il G o e s O H ’
al- |openly they >Irani
and v* 11.i
. ... , ,*.rr*. of van,*.I sound is made held in jail at the
I M*l. I Illlie|cl|'l".i0. Will!** i
0 I. ill.* I cull f I'lconi.
' •a nail' 1 a - i.l 1 ikes
", .1 .
n\V |
t,"
. |. a, ami real, the null** ran i'"t l*o .
iW
M
It.
i
i:
high
sped
.
aiU4tc
4
1
.-in,
'
Illlp
I
drunk
w
i
oi
go
"I
It,IV,
bolld.'
* i , I |.l> |S. t 1NS I
»
!H«
•a k
,.* Tims,
■I.
' .........
"
......."Denllv 1*°'- ' ' hI' w-U. who claims he W»* taken
,la\ I to > 'll lllh V* ' ’
i-. I.. IHappy unit IllgS tlpit loi'Casl ivrold
A 0 * o n t II lit t *,*l 4,11,1 II \| Kuafl l i h and ' A la i I
il« nl
M
l***
v
\
hi',•
lias
mud,'
mu
1
IS.*
h
into ihe woods near Hatcsvill® by
1. '»
I
get
I"
'
an
i
t
he*
1
1
I.
.1
play
mg.
Ihe
piiiiio
on K, v
light he
11* ti* •;•»* 1l»i*t p Milt < ' and •1 - , i
llu
4 bung,
lb* ' *
officers, tied to u tree and whip
Kov nioiid t . I'" x
will I. I'd tall i. Iti, hal'd. \Vm Id hi- mini . I.v 1 1ii Aim I'l. no
Itua. i>
. *if i.i i,l li" W l,I'l <•
ped into confession that he had
mallei
"
' Wai
•no., uid h"i‘ i'V " -mallei
* - so. mi: ion
I iirt In t •11 *i, ii ill*’ « tt> «•!
kidnapped his wife nnd was holdtheir lie i al , billtheir im tab
115*
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nt
-l
lli»
i
ha
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.*ol
(!.w
cl
•
M or I
; i t l f n n l '* ,'D ll
Ml- f I ell* ll de. ! '
)ng iter for ransom, repudiated his
III
l.lokcu a,i ., gei i lenten's i
\.t(ii>nal Haul ,,l* \. u N *ik.
_
#
*
.."c o n fe ssio n ” when Mississippi ofwits
upb*
Id
by
tli*
!
'
worth "t
1 1Mt IKK, Feb.
Is
lIN M J ^ i n
N t» W
VT! S ^ W - J d
^
•'>’ which >i>. d ll 'i i - w i i , I•• •I 1«» hei mio li* **d in I •••uiK rw'RYci ^ 11 > plu,UilU
illegally belli I I I L e g i o n
( . o n t e s t h ire r s took him to New Orleans
ef1«l
turn ui,.mid h a n d s at •*
l„
III.'
.lllcgl'll
I
iIn,. I ed by . veiy tempi •>'
halted tin* soldier of a two mile course. Ulal
,t f.MKi.Oim in
- an'1 ‘‘PP***10'1 to Dmtsana officer*
m
.•ud als > ;**kiur • •
for protection.
* "
d (. : straight amt ?"t*' 1
rulllpai, > • a.man,I,'ll them to laics with tin* fualesl >•
. 'ertifivut**' * I nidelilediiess «n
.-'.indy AihIiT soii Jr., has j»s»Uiiieil
"day which |!i> " *•"• ■"* j
i
•
Mr*. IUvcK, who left her hus
.ally
1
said,
w
tn*ii
I
in
i
"
.
tak.
am*
->
<
•
•
"r*>
The
little
girls
i
css Ion "I • "• lank he d, tlund t iit- lead "*,*r other hoy luddcs mm- band in New Orleans, hiked to
t, led uml none bat i,a
• r t ’harle, v. line l»"-'i.
. .
i-.*l\ .-i
'tool. \lie l.io" 0 '- ft "Hi their shulll- luown prolessioaah drivii > will I Anuricu, In* dr.ud
null and ' id lu,? Is'cn |iostpoii, d ( |„ i ,ng. for grand
...I Mary Ln.,1. farmer. *W | N f|j
\rMtu ..Y t at. .......... ,
, prize
• , honors
*
. in Memphis. She was more than a
' , , 1 - and p-’i't. I tie tit utAIV*-infoi malum tli
a|,n feature Sunday’s raeu.i aid. enemies all alj'Ott t.
\i.imiciii l-cgmn huhy* „hoV.
'
tho road and arrived
>ant . o ila* fatio.
again,
aci
„rduig
>
**.,. f. a led l*i*l;.' • lollowing
Ilui tlu hub gtt'N WTThtril their
« i, k
.,*v ,u federal court r.-tuM.ed
;
,,
|
..li.allied today t t " 1i. Mayoi E F ... .*ding l*i figures released to•..........I 'sm >• „.,*. II,.by l.ucy S t a p l e , and llat.y boro 'ust night. She is
.
■mi . i .a
iii,i miihv
.
wlm l, fathei to aim '• they could hour
..I' mil
guilty nflei
aftei ilvltl,- •utt*•* .........
' Iloushold, r
N,
II
Stewart
are
tied
for
firs,
place
Mr,5'
H°V
,!
"ha
l
t
h
r
^
tS
.
'
I,*
t
h
e
s
e
c
o
n
d
unites, rharge* again** roiiiuu d gc and <>n a g* '*‘g, ale. ‘ , the ell, k ot '.<• "Id rifle. He press.
The Intent delay
"t
:
(he trlgget l b te was u blind
a lilt.lit' the girls. Standings for
1
UtraaUa*
••a i agetilii will lie di*iuisvd J i.. said A l tin* hang'
since the ei,-, was . riginnlly filed
end her life.
J.,.1 p<*d*llTVc'*«iid guetf-tet ’
ing
flash.
Al'..
tfH
forward
from
Ii
.
i
,I
iii
(
t
liahies
are
us
follows
mart
in
N
«*w
alt , f tin verdict,
‘ Meantime Hatesville officers ar
I with the fed' ml
\ liuildlng housing H»
line to six months; Frederick
I the piano -tod
time the Pity
feweI and ihe l*’*',if*ral tiovel’ll*
York
and
at
which
rest,1si her husband and ho “con*',
tI «|| I'ouhlii't In'* l*een luudcd,"
relief ni the |l..g.ui. 1,000; Marjorie llowninn, f eased’' ho hod kidnaped his
ll ■■ nl,aided that liiindlach was t*,i ing , sialuishment »•
nmcuni ot his net ii •I I I *
i.htuined
iim|M'inr>
liiipoituut
information
,ont
-»,.,h i.v,
......
stHllimeird lb, lather.
I t s nil
:.'i7a; Naomi Heifer, :),t'25
.
l "i I la* ciiii**** of duty and in
( 2) Every imltxi»*•>■•ihim »i►•« |l'’t form of a I,-training older f»i
wife and was holding her at an . *
Six months to u year: l.ucy
•p>„i,,-tinn. The State of Mary- * 4.1 Judge J"l»*i '• M -H 'm ". *' right dmluy.’ M i"1 "tJ^ed us he met ion with the filing «>t come income for It,' lux*,’'’' vent '*l it.- ' bidding the bank from selling tl"
address tn New Orleans for a ran- . 1
in n 500 or over, if marro »! «•ri*I I f»•rr bonds. The defendant " u s gt'*"' Maplcton, 1,100: Peggy Duncan, -'—
■ V' " ' , ' ' . r l i T i t v e i , would
i4 bent nvci Im Suiiimi^F-' all her lax returns was contain,
1. mi ;h*. other I and, contended. ,a .io ,i m, ti.,.
,.:125;
Amos
Vickery.
1
^
;
Kuth
*<»»" * « hoP * h" r >-elaUvra would
/I
strength
.he'
tiiiew
her
arms
stutuimtUt ivecived tuduy
*' t«c with huahand or "'if*
"t" .Iu,i*.I evidence to show, to .the 'M e .......... . * " ' T . ,V "
until Feb. •'! P* file an answer to the
............................................................
un'iund him ami kissed him. She Herald fidm Peter II. Mill*' v*°l*
,
_____
“
(;t) Every individual i
1 bill of tho plaintiff and Inter this It,.i,bow. 1,275.
i I’a. ".«*i and (iundlitch were t»it* I*..** ,*i IHI dy intuiitt'. ooinn. '
! d W in her father's urms.
One to two years: Eug#nc Sin gle-,
/*
_
Yai___
|*,i ,nal enemies, and that shortly before midnight .
income
for
the
taxable
>
«
*•
time
was
extended
l»r
10
day.
lector of internal rerenu,
1 the
4,200;:
L iO C fll C r O l f C r S F i f t y
lullgc Shathuio and h" *
----- -------------inn nil
■r*vr had sworn t " “gel" 1 u‘
A furthei iciucst for
for ttinu
.. tm
. . . . V,
. . 1.200; Jack Khodes.
illi.' m
I 7 f., w
iCilliam
a
a
^ (1
■ fVI .3
district
of
Florida.
The
inst,
.
tiotis WO.
‘A'Ti'ih"h'*'-ba'-'l "
been iiskeit ami the. court* hu» fix'd Ju.uiino Howurd, 4.176, William,
d (armor. The state contrnded c,copying
the
an- sent out by Mr. Millei
"<i was a former ivoous)iin*‘i ntent, wer*
wife.
.
. March r» -*s the dute, it "i>s Ruvcnnnl, 4,12.»; • John fiarrison.
■
---- ---- '
taxby th<* euncuaaion. They e s e a w i;
guidance ami .informutimi
Corporations .*"1 |*»“ *'«'
|, ;,i n, d from the Mayor,. t»n thu t, 4.100; WaUon Reel. 4,100
UH'lf. .
. ,
Sanford’s golf team in the CenTwo
to
three
year*:
Sandy
An,
F
,orl(b
,
t
XVHs Hche<lulod
...............
lodge f'olcnuiii warned the jury N* riuus injury.
, — . of
thu
Parent.
I payers,
who will soon |ir cu’ d up- arv rcouiml to file r> tarns r,g.>r< dato tht! hunk is expected to ans7 ii* With. jnt-nibrii*
*
si
■
"t
'*»'
ta
re
n
i-)*
•
isou.
4/.00;
Marvin
.swuns«*n.
4
^
Sanlam,„
The
bombed
garage
toss
of
the
amount
of
ineomc
"
r
the Sanlaodo cntry
entry tWs
thi*,
la* in-iiia lions nut
"My'' •’
r the
wer allegations set fo rth 'in >h
SImit'St" P|Bte* I urtchtrs a»»oeiation u* guest* of j on to make their return'
mi; Martha 1 rocman, 4.1B0; Edwin. „rii,rnrti.
the amount of Inisincs* nan*"*' **
antipathy to the Volstead I p i,Vk from tb* ------- afternoon
at
Altamonte
Sp rin g,■•
swer
allegations
set
forth
to
-unilur
j jf|jnor>
|.uk«* Mary Chamber of cnlopdur year of 1027.
dun.aged
by
«
'tmtlui
I’ll niton. 1,050; Charles Stum. Lto enter into their \crdui > y ,*,, badly
u-.id-f Tho Collect »r "• Ininiia'I H, v, i«ue hill df cemp’itioi and the taking
The team will U: compsoed of Jim
The returns of all
nl pei.-o.i
uuu.
riitcd ih* \xrdlct to e'tbei
, hHigc of dynamite. Kurr**•unding, *.47ll,mYrcr will give »n enteftuni*
.teitimony
i*
i-xpreteil
to
t
"
”
,v
un<l
W. Spencer Jr., K. Vlhleu
i
l,c
is
authorize
I
Y'
n'-"'
1
”
I
night ut the iug- in Florida are tvquii, '
mein noxt Moi.day
Monuay nigai
wu*
ul*,,'
severely
man
Three
to
four
years:
Null
Stewor a,. ipiittal, burring
proper*}
Idctor j of time fpr filing return* ol
ntc short))' thereafter.
and
Howard
Favilie
community building, neeosdinjt to tiled in t-*;e offlc*1 of the <
,,!■(. 1,100; Eucile Hull, 1,100; Char.
,'aliiagcd.
in cuse^ of nhsen* c..*-',-kn»-s » ,n
Jghtt r.
Finals .in *the Cold Circle tour
, an gnnounc* no-tit today.
.
«f Internal Hevenue. Jn e .
hM
Anderson,
4060,
David
Outchel,
ability to secure uulu t •
u HllltINK DANCE P ttS IP tiv L D
ney. which got un,ler way las*
•Featuring tin* program will be on ur l»cfoio March D». He
ItKTHIAl.
4.025; Alda Karp. 4,000.
,
correvt fetuni. Aindbation f«r
>1» It l \l.S DEN 1
week, will he etugcl tnuonwa a*
. . .
I . II..T Kik. ii.* I./
..aifiul lift* P ll-. ut ilnti* laI *
|\*ui t" five years: Edith timsuch extension mu-t l*c i>'“ "J', ‘ 1
linn, i .lull.'**, which *»■*- t>*
:
the
.Country Club, nceortiing 4**^
ihcr, l.oOtt; Urnez F.s\rlduc. 4,0im*:
the Collector on or b, fr*n* th«* dut*
IMA,
- E lm e r CavW»n. lecxl prvfoaslo'na’.
cen g i ' , n by •bt '- ‘"L' ' 1 p ir thy Penrson, “:t,t>00.
■a which tin* ret ui*:
d“ '' ' h" •MV
^e*Ciuh uf the II-.:, I F.irroi
Howard Favilie with n "• ieada for
plicat' m must
tat * _-p..r.«lrssl!>
—
• night* Hi
th**
first. 18 holes. H- \\’>H en .
L.il.e M next Tu*
luy
,,
...........
WIN'TK K (JAHDEN —N«*» li
tllo litts.ms foi-,t *e IIv**'*t
1
1
c
»
I‘«;»t|-T,
l.
-l.ru
.)■
■
V
m
»
**•
hum
V
the
)V,n.,r
and
F,.
Vihlcn are tied fur see«
, a ’. .n.,ipn will U* grunted only 0
tlucording to nn nmP.un,. mi»'1 '
•
• . jb
. place wi»h 8J *,
the
explanation
given
D
s
"
11
,l“
'
• " i n t i .................... .. ........
.
by President Edward I •*“'''•*
M,Brdc“ >-lt>rmr>*
. /
t
tory to th e .Cnllecl'T
r. Imogetie, would be
f '* "
r uy " e r e denied by „ f f i " ”1:
the institutipn.
ho, a stuumlt *ii
l a liuunlui’s cho i ilia i- t" •""" " "
place the * uadi ati
m reeqnl •b«' but
whet lie,* they would i .ivoi am* tul- <v i t - in
. t.. nlniost iinytJiu
i * ni a*. A t onditi'
,i ,111\ i* hall is been!
r.i!•!<■ t>* some of '•
nod t••i lia1 sake of t
coiclit i' ti need* itutue
*i ion ami a* t ton. My •*
401* will pel hup.-- serve
leal llu . iililluittl wilt
i lv is rei c i .*I I refer
^
AUTO RACERS TO MOTHER
BLAMES
ATTEMPT RECORD PROHIBITION FOR
SUNDAY ON BEACH SON’S DOWNFAL!
,
Woman Returns To
Clear Up Mystery
Of Her Departure
rl
“IMayinK War” ends
in Family Tragjfdy
Action In Santord
Suit Against Bank
Delayed* To March
•ohibition
Murder (Jtarget(*hjcag0
S
Sandy Anderson Jr.
Leads Boy Babies
.g ,tm X l'lr ’i ! : . o n V o m i)'o u tr a g e s " " «'•-•
Internal Revenue Collector Furnishes
Information On Income Tax Returns
1 j}}
1 ,1 1: ftf
1
Rollins Instructor
To Talk At hake Mary
SanTando Club Today
\.
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:■ •• vT
a f 4™ ? - *-,t . ’* 7 ? * ^
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, • •f
,'**»; y-> ~i tuA t;y ,AUa^ui _
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'V i
rns
udevilte
M„
-— i ’jlilllljll
1i
. 7*7 ^ 7 1 1 M 1
i f 'r r * m
#•^ r-tt
U.>v »•
«A N F(
IV-
dire Boxer
To New Yor AMMY BAKER TO FAIR WENS FORS
Engagement MEET THIRD TIME BIGGEST SEASON TOLD IN LECTURE
'?#■•T*;>Ijpn'f
II
m
Party Of Claim
Agents TakenOd
Tour Of Sanford
It jM*l-tt-fil
_
n ' + * ,*■
v# w*n
I
FOR COMING YEAR
an announcement
.Pointing t«
-mndovby th(.
production lust re*r J*
lemli-i i were enSf ’
mole progress tt| ^
result from t'n,.
4 nation-wide j„ H0^
(cotlt)nucd from page cnc)
,
••. ** T, * t
to Celery Avenue toward Knnford.
Raisers Think PrernillnK De
As thoy bohold the gre«n field,
R evolts Fact Thnt
pression In T heir Business IN V ISIB L E P u f l l
B i l l e r F och
A g a i n T h i s Fine Weather Greets Crowds Professor
___M eet __
______ ________________
-------. On
_
Avenue*
T iahlmr Jachi txincr alive with ‘ cutting nnd .packing
Which Flock
ToGrounds
Can Be Alleviated B y LintE v e n in g A t M adioon S q u a r e
G pcningJIny; Johnny Jrgtes
l!as
^triU w -of Innro groups of. work:
Gardenr T oo TSettle
S e t t * 'ConfrtH
' '
UlnR Quantity O f Acreage
FfaacaU—new -f
WaBlnK F o r A Year ^
Fjyj^ l^ a g ^ W A v S lr t im c n t a .^ W
^
mArvc]eiLni the
Is causing . COnJi
BERLIN, Feb. 17— Five days.'of
CAMBRIDGE, Moss.— (IN S )— sight. Thoy described It ns the
possibilities in fB
fe-Viimutcil/Uav-tlw'nt tho.rnlc of ,i-fc
.
•____ go*
u
•UE LAND, Fch., 17—The fifth
I f f HavlsyJ. Walsh
•b„ 17, Precautions
taken for the richest farming section they hnd Hoflefully desirous of . alleviating Covered with a |«)aM
Fcb..............
.
Internallona|/Newa Henlce > annual Volusia County Fmr mil snfety of shipping vessels was tola
the prevailing depression In the It imperceptible
tcagon I 'mention,th|* In thotl
— :—
*
Citrus Exposition opened at 10
Sports Editor
by Professor George L. Hosmer 111 seen Jjbd praised Sanford r.s being cotton industry, th<.. South this when flying within k
k', CTO*v tho old IlgfiAvaJgbt| UNIVERSITY
OF
PLORIDA,
NEW YCJRK. Feb. I7-—l t war. o’clock Tuesday under very fav.T- n jxipulnr science lecture given un fqrtuntatc in being Iho center of
month will lay planr tpr curbing IU the ground, and «iV
,‘ qnco tho young millionaire, I* Galnrovllle Feb 17 (Athletic Ncwb tiio Ilalfield Clan, I think, thnt nhle weather conditions. Promptly
such
agricultural industry. .
dcr the nusplcen of the Society of
today and It in n question B ureau)—A fte r three months re
' engine, the craft .
Before returning to the steamer, acreage In 1028. •
spent all of its life, and that of at tho time sperlfled’F. N. Conrad, Arts nt Massachusetts Institute
Farmers,*'merchants nnd banKeni rule!hide aid to an
Ind whether light will ever liance'upon n pair c f crulchfB for. many other*, going about shooting prosident of the association cut
thtf pnily was taken for a • ride
dn.v It can race nhond of t run sport ntion. “Goor’ Bowyer, at and being shot by somebody In the silken ribbons that marked the of Technology, when he pointed through tho residential section. throughout the cotton bolt have ports.
iew«;'Tho-concurring murmur ciptnln-elect of Florldn’s 1028 foot- one of thoso deathless mountain official opening, cannonades were out the fnrt that smallest fishing They-noted with Interest the num been called to meet 5 n-their respec
* r .from >tho rear o f tho hall hall toam, has Hiilirtiluted a atrnng feuds. Then ngnin, it might have let off in the race track enclosure, vessels thnt sail out of New Eng ber of paved streets and commend tive court houses on-February IS
,
SHOOTS 8£
tp talk, means of jredueing the cot
ly ptnannto* from'Low Tend- hickory enno ns the aide to his
been the Tollivers or mnybe it must ruperiutendents threw open the land iwrts CodayfTinvc better nav ed !t|ic5 clcr.n nnd orderly nppenrA like
1
Cron* mndo • fortune travel via foot.
RIC IlM O N lP v ?-;
have been two other guys but I doors of th<; buildings and the pre igation instruments than those nnee of the rity. When the tour was ton iicrcngc thK year.. ••
.
Call Meetings ••'
i diatl role of lightweight -box*
On November 6 last year, in the don’t know that it mkkes much tilf- mier county fair of tho southland used by Columbus on hi* voyage concluded there wns widespread ex
( I N S ) —George Srait^l
'heavyweight rcattor.
. game'with Georgia, BoWyer^o real fcrr.ncv because the Hudklns nnd wns on cnee more to tho blaring
pression of appreciation of the cor ••These "cotton moctlngs" were er. 70. committed »uifj
to America.
etdjrd by J ; H, Wanamnker, of St.
icSch CriBs has come hnck, nf- triple threat hnck, suffered A brok Bakers nrr going to hnw it again of ninny luinds, whipping pennant..
In hU lecture L.-fore high school dial reception *'hich had been tend Matthews, S. C., prosident of the aheoting hiutwif
en
leg,
five
Inches
above
the
ankle.
vhpan
of
year*,
to
tho
ghetto
heart in hi -ture. H«i
tonight nnd never a vattdetta waged iinj ripi ling flago.
** i
uml preparatory school students ered thorn.
American Cotton Association, Ho suffering from meb
k boyhood, lie orrlvcd ecvcral Exactly onr month later, at the can ipiitc iipprcnch Uds in polite
.......
The group returned to Jackson
Without the gates were, milling on "The Art of Navigation as Af
asked ngrieultunil and other offi
’* ago from Colifcmin, followed ’annual football banquet of the Into hut ruthless savagery.
thousands of Volusia nml Flagler fected by Modern Inventions," Pro ville this afternoon nnd will arrive cials in 850 counties in the coiton
ttv.a fifty dollnr hlllr; that Ib, ir Prrhidcnt I)r. A. A. Murphree,
IIARCKI.tiNA, rikj
Ace Hudklns nnd Sammy Baker county school children. The latter fessor Ilosmcr compered t!ie ni6 th, there Sntn.rday morning v.-hen they
bell to cooperate Irj thu movemorft.
{Weren't following him, tho heel Bawytjr wns ^lofted by hi* mntes have been lighting almost on sight
will go Into tho final session of the ■ Less than one;.wcek later, repre- —The fit hi volume tft
hnd
boon
Invited
to
attend
Un
o's of navigation., used in 1 -UI2
ifn of Loach’* shoe* wiuvlolnt- to the highest honor that nil nthwritten in the r„t.|n|
convention. Tomorrow's meeting
for upward of a.year nhd perhaps fair and they were out in force,
with the highly accurate system will be for the. purpose r f selecting sentntivrs from evoty cotton prcr tips Ju.-t been puiili- ls<li
eonfidonec. The fifties wire lotc enn rpcolvo In ptillcge—^captain It is all for the best that, nppurentnnd
all,
at
th-.opening
of
the
hug,*.
od ih'tlfc only way ,hnt would of the vnpslly oleyen.
„f today. Ho yircalcd bo\v much n convention city for next year nnd (lucing state will Oh-emblo a( J a c k I t will cntiM-l of fog
ly they have seen very little of each
fy a .man who valued them
And now afu^r throe months other. A trail of hlood.and gore has main, •litrancc gates, charged in hn* bcon done for tlie s<*fety of Chattanooga I* slated for the des son, Miss,, for virtually ‘the same nnd throe or tour will •
grounds to tho despair of the
purpose:- This-conferctalc, ~ to be y « i r . ~
mnneuvcrlng.on his crutches, Bow l<V away-front tlie flra t two nTfie-. the
, .
. . .
pntx-nt-T rm.t tenchrrs who - were s h i p p i n g . ........... .......... —- ignation, according to member*-taf
held February 20, was proposed by
»V-‘*4k U uot-am BrUar ofT O n n l that yer Implanting bath Toet on terrn ; ini meetings, one In New York n»"l acting as escorts,
Columbus’ Compass
the. party.
•
.
'Governor Dan Moody of Texii*.
tfrb’,hld.',lieaclv C r » a v.a* given to (Irma. “(loaf” bus football, and. tho other in Los* Angoles. nnd n-nlly
•
Among
those
In
the
group
w-erc:
0|) Sunday .the Jolumy J . Jones
Culuinbus, Professor Hosmer deGovernor Moody, in proposing
valuing anything, oxoapt hit health. Nucroks fot -Klorfda In his hbnrt, lho( next should he the Cliicn^ci. |Kxpo*it ic-:i mbved In and was
.'lured, hnd only a simple magnetic J . B,.Compton of .Birmingham, new the coiifcrenoe,, obtained the co
and
he
has
not
mi
sued
attending
ii
.
F X I ’L’R T i
V, thin , time* have changed.-'
ly
elected,
president,
J
.
U.
Neigh
n
crude cross'Jplacod in position. The grounds compass and
operation of every chief executive
/>
t 'Utdy a few week* ago, Lew Tend* practice this spring, or any of tlid' stockyard*.
RADIO
HEFAD
and A, F. Sol,in* of
But, for come pruverso and un-, wurc thoroughly
riuuneil .and •tluff ns aids to uawgation when bors of-Macon
.
in the Southern' States, who ap
lor came to town to take if cruel lectures In the evening given ‘by
Work
Gua
accountable leason, the boys a r e ' 0 vtr>-where were scenes that glad lie sailed forth toward no un- Mnvnnnah, vice presidents, and W pointed 15 delegates from his slate,
*» bunting and was rcwimJctl with a Conch Chnrlou Bnchman.
strictly against private fighting. dened the eye. Of coursri the known continent. Nothing was)H. Bridges of Savannah, seci-etary reproseniing agricultural, banking' Bobch, Freod-Efci
I
low piffling thousand*. It wan
In the opinion of . Mentor Buch- They liave-tholr public to consider
Cros!f\- rt'cciriafl
children were interested in the ux- known hi thnt time of the cau*ca treasurer, John P. Ingle, innnngur nnd other interests to .represent the
1
printed nut that at tho time thnt man, Bowyer will never know next mid so thqy
up Mbits' In the buildings nnd they
have consented to up.....variation’ Yn"' the ’ compass j ° f the Jacksonville Traction Comp...................... V ' ” " * .
tW .U d rrich beyond tho dr; sms of foli t b it 'he ever broke his leg.
........ ........ -* * * - ’
iU«^.UiN!dttng\Btat<aa
purpose
SE M IN O L E
That statement .must have been ttkgic 1%-^iloMt from . Ids memory.
______
Herbert Bayer, of the besides being to formulate plans
. 02.'! Sanford
l>ru‘ ! Jncksonvillc Company, were also in for a decided .slice in production in
• ••
•
Phone 53{l
1028, will be to "eombut propa
for yMlt ironical Malle lan Xondlur’H
ably certain to get the first shot at tooK
... k nflM
B,.H
BInll
«Vi>rvciiinir
m
.
.
.
.
.
Csill
I s For!
ganda that the acreage th is.y e a r
po*»iHMinii «i evcryining in |in,jj ,|lp morrw, when h? hoped
qa trunlcnl nmllc tin Dcmller'* -part.
Joe Dundee’* welterweight title.
and
Demons!
sight.
It
w
as
a
great
.day
for
the
(|u.
eompni^
w?„}lj
ftKnill
point
t„
will.lie
larger
than
last-year,
now
/•It-WuB a giod *tnry. however,
Tin- smart money sny* the win- children and It would not be nt nV»
causing
a
depression
In
the
mni'kct"
even If It nyaan't right. Tho fnct
ncr will he Hudklns uml this morn- „{ variance from thefucts to state !n- true North. Till* turned out to
of itSe matterin'ihnt«f<«w mon fight
ing it expressed n Willingness to thnt lh„ Klownu,)R Were fairly a * lie the ease, a fact which lends to
•fdr thfe’. lovcjpf 1 t and Tcndlor ‘iBtilt
,
hiy ns much ns tw-o dollars against j tounrlcel at the scope of the e x - ; ll>-> supposition that during tile
DELAND, Fob. 17—Gov. John
data of these. He simply in doing
‘ NEW-YORK, Feb.. 17— (IN S )— one in support oftlils promise. The ;hlbill„n. Voliwln County hn* one- night ('olumhu* ehnngeJ the pos W. Martin left the nineteenth
th« .ope thing ho know* .how .to Ud
ition
of
the'compass
card
to
meet
Tho .action of tho National UoxIi k Aci^I h HUppoicil lo Ik» niivlnjr trou- n (.rt? done hornolf proud.
OOSt.it* ,-!»<♦*»• •(
f ,*
"
tile variations of the needle Col .County of his campaign for the
I'nlr ‘Entirely Krody
‘iLcgch Cross, 4>arn to nnuthnr day AMAociution In RUH|K?ndinK Mlckoy I ^ v 1,11RiinkMitc the hpoclflrd weight
United. States Senate todny hound
1
nt - o clock and it
T|1Cre wan* no empty or undo • umbus himself wrot ■ in hi* re.ords •for Talluhnssev where he an
and ngc of lighting, can’t even do Walker middleweight champion, I
•
*
• with an ,A " mnttc-r of rcconl that he was irntl.,| tooth-. Such wns the c-j - that lie had done this on one of his nounced he will rcmnln until next
tfutt/Thc man-who made uqunrtur for failure to c a n ply
operntion of the communities nml earlier voyages. Professor llu*- week. Yesterday the executive wni
Uilllrn ln pur* ox nnd twice that dnler tqsign by Fab. I«for - 1^ ]''*•, '’/ J t,u <tr ,n * u ir f firM
U\
!■« *. But it also « matter .f ive- Volusia t'« slat inns generally that im-r pointed out.
amount .outside the ring now is defense o f his title, caused1 eontlie guest of the Volusia County
i.. •.•ml that this wn., the only tune
their exhibits were collected' with
Throwing chip* into the *ca and Fair and made an address during
talking of going intt) voudavlllo siderublc activity here today
"
that lludkins has fulled hi* follow deNpatoh, their liooth* ,made ready,
roughly noting the time it took the afternoon before seven tliouswith .a .monologue, candidly admit* the camp of Joe Dundee. The w cl-1ers here and they will never forget
terweight champion ulso was
nod were in n perfect state ot iliiui to drift past a c.-rlain length and peoplo in the grandstand.
IV
MU that ho .needs a .break.
*.
the night he ea-hed those I to 1
ii*?CallforrJa wn* fine," he »«ya, threetened with niispcnsioii hy-the bet of theirs oil his knockout of runipIgtimeMs when the firs t,.p o i ..n the side of tlv nhip, was a
lie later visited the exhibits a ad
son entered the huildlngs to yic-.v method usnd in meat wring the dis live *t«»ek shows. T t e governor
hbbt iy*u tanlt .cat'. the cllmatjo.'’ N. B. A., hut escaped .the h.-in yes Ruby Goldstein.
them. At the opening the nrniy in'
oiulfa, with thodn-tllncl of the limit- terday because he has been under
announced before leaving that he
I(-|- I’m thee realised that llu- , w( rknien laid down their liamuiei tance traveled b> ships i.i the cur
llw' pigeon, ho return* to the did. contract for some time to box
will return to *pcnk in ilunneil
ly
days'of
navigation,
the
lectur
Knu-kuut wi* one of tht.se and saw*, the ticket sellers nn l
fiimldm* at root*, andthitlr .oiuIIorb here-iu scon as Ids legal troublenext Tuesday night and then go
porpddof Jncc»,iokltar now !»ml leas in California are settled and he i, tceh,m„| thing, that can and do ticket Inkers bed on their ; be- er said.
to Urniond Beach Wednesday for
The
sextant,
invented
in
17111,
‘>i.ppen to the bast nnd « .rst alt :c. ►"/es, |'ie police traffic . sqil ul
thf|UlWr,“ leaving behind <hlm « rcin-Utcd in Now Y a k .
.the nttnuul Govcmois Day ball in
marked o tremendous step forward ;t , , e . , I ul*, Orinond.
nyig^gt.at t'.'Jt>c flier: In the pt >ck :M«x Waxnun, manager of Dun- ,i1'' l<," j n ' blTd'sci'iimifiiHelv t'hnti 'vnh on ,l" ’
" nl,’rJy
ill the nrt of navigation. Four
tniltkcL the money he mode arid dtx
,.r.« i» lly
X * T
lZ
W ? , » ' 1“ T T
' years later the
T chronometer,
l ’7
which
qjwnt and l<«l and lent.
tito..« yusterdn.v f o r a bout here on
furthur |lrorctHll.ig*. Baker him- ,V,,lur'.a
Th;' tttU5n,lu" cl‘ is t h« term for a highly ateurate
lif'J amlly have wurked up » go-id March
fer
thin
the
opening
day,
rnn
verv
larch 2*1
2'! between
.. . Hi|ni|iur l|pil,roiliy
,......... ... f«*r thin the opening day, rnn verv
bat ween the ehuinplon
champion,( „
net'*, ,h« aa.VH, .oarcwiMly. “It ought mid Are lludkins, provided the •
elose to 18,000. There wn* uor a timepiree. wns developed and innagainst
Tommy
Freeman
some
time single space left in nil of the 12 rinei •> curri d Greenwich time
to j 1«>gtxd, partluulanly.utound M*'w (niter defnuts Sergeant Sammy
ago.
iwrwmiiaiiiimwi
' YpVj< iwhofa my old friundu .cuuhl Baker here tomorrow night.
big exhibit buildings. Many npplt-| wherever they sailed so long as I Sanford Shriners ate looking
rihne fchd-honr me.-”
'
and
Hanvmy
,
.
Anyhow,
the
first
time
ditln
t
t
„nts
for
sjiaee
were
tumed
away
their
chronometers
were
nceuraU’.
forward
with
a
great
deal
of
-ir.IM IlM irt
•M KI
|
•
Welker, Dundee
'-?1/OBC.h C iubv did have many kind Mandril, lightweight chqmplon, I'rnve I1.; sq they met ngnin in !*•*
Speaking of the development of terest to the approaching dunee
Free Art Program .
frim.lt, and followers here in th*Angr.lc* and nltlumgh iludl.in*
The program opened us early a* (lie (->ni|>:i*s ond the sextunt. Pro ami fashion show whirh will lie
lad hem given six mouth* time
4aVk WJten lie needed nolUior. It if ■by the N. It. A., to sign for' n eilt-lded his man, he also imtfnught (lain r. in., with the liny Sci-.it* fessor llosnu r said that botli in- Hluged in Oilundn by the Shrinerr
well (hot n thoughtful |imvid"ne? bout ngulnst a lending contender. hlin and got tlu-derision. They say , i(M ,,1(,KrMln
from of th.;. strumeiits liovv b.’en little changed ° f that city, according l. Edward
account of the .sarinx
Mandril just “heat the gun’’ by linker g •! so he didn't really c m grandstand. Children und . eseyirtM in fundamental design, although F. Line, pieaidcnt of the local
a great deal for Hudkin's body were admitted free to the grand- j
IViptlmUm.
tl
'
chib.
announcing in Chicago yesterday
punching in thin fight uml it i» thi* stand for this event and wild! both have been perfected and
Mr. Line is in receipt of a corthat he luol signed to bine Jimmv
brought
to
n
stage
of
high
preUnderstanding, coupled with the elieers greeted the winners in the ’
lot! invitation from the Oiluudn
MiLar.in there on .lone 21 . 1
I general belief that lludkins i* head^ . M i * 5 B £ r « *
"■
.... ............
• - "• ,
- • • in.' fm the welterweight champion- the Johnny Judge aTrio.
Hiogllng1
*
Vrm
*
, rh “ f ‘ be red fe* to participate
D a r t m o u t u IsC C O in C S
ship, that ha* made the Nebraskun Bros, and Unrmint & Hailey elownh i .
"
. ,.
,
*" the social affair, which is heBTr MORIT’/. Hwltxarlund, F d u
f ^ n u l r r v f 'h n l l I . P S i d c i ' "»r b “ standout in the belting.
!v u ' 1,l ° *,tt'
° 1 111 . ’
anticipatcil nn one* of the out1 5 tlS K C ID a ll t j e u u c r
m Vt^ virtually Is n sell out ilii'w room «»f luiiRhtcr witfi tlicir e.l with
17— (1NH1—Two brothers from
the development of radio, standing events of the winter
funny unties. The afternoon 'pro
N aif...
. Jnvk and Jcnnieo
a r r .YYvrk.
vr
P lll l ADKM'lllA.s I'eb. '17—. ' this morning nml the receipt* may gram slurle.l promptly at 1:311 |>. r.ml the establishment of rmlio' naMin in the City Renutlful.
"lfnatnn, took
the first two places (INS)
tc
A large number from Snnfonl
Although
Dnrtntmilh l'>P<jh
m. with ’F tnneert by the Eustis lime slgntib, which now enable
the Olympic skeleton
mariners to check their eliron-1 is expected to he present, accordi W
^n.
gained first place in the Kaslorn
f
' ' ------ -- ----- --- -----Boy*
Hood,
an
orgniiltafidit
«if
0
, ( 0 over tbe t ’.rcsta Him.
Jack
rufi*
In'.eieolleginle llaskelhall Istagun
youngsters that hold a champion «>mc.ter.« several times a day, tluis injr lo Mr. Lane.
iloakm took first place by makby
hnnding
Penn
n
SO
To
2'.t
drship or Iwi- among luinds. 'Hiis eliminating nil doiiLl. ns to, the
inos.'lwo dements ill 00.2 «ocnial>
was followed by the official ded accuracy of one of Hie most inieach and a third in did, for a fS U lS i." '.’ in "* ,* v."A m S i S e l t a c t s
D l r e c t o r ication of the new steel grand |N,ri:inl of the nuvigator's instru
tonljiif 181.K' seconds. Kis.brolner
pn|cnmn assert flint the irue
■‘
stand by the County Commission ments. .
totaled 182.2 for his Ihrcu runs.
-core of the game \vai. .’10 lo 30.
ers. The Fair Association adver
Professor Hosmer described the
> Lord Northcsk, of England, who
MKPiup, • Tenn.,
Feb.
17— t
'rii" newspapermen higlted affi
tised a “ full two-hours program radio compass and axphiined how (IN S)—A youth resembling John
hold tho record for tho course,
At Ghuluota— vou pi<*>
P J III.A D ia .P IIIA ,
Fell., IT
davit* that the imivcrally scorer*
of free neis.'' bat it was found it is now possible for n s'hip’a of Hums’ fingerprints,
Was third with a total of 1H5.5
overlookod a foul ra»* Ly Jrie (IN S I—Joseph \V. Wear, prosi impossible to crowd the thrills of
tetonrik* Lord^Northcuk'n irconl.
I’urson Brown.
I’ineapi'l''.
Feltafi, Red and Itlne forward, dent of the Philadelphia lntcrcluh this fine program into the time fiver to stand in the pilot house,for th. murder of two deputies,
madu last'week, for 58.1 seconds
and find Ids position by listening " a s arrested here curly, today by
Lawn Tennis Association uml u
Ikorehy depriving Penn of a lie.
(.in, Gong nnd \ nlciu ia *,ra*
allotted for it. The grumlstau.l and to radio compass signals through police
for -one descent. The • eighteen
detectives.
Giving
his
Ivnn protested life game nnl nnticuully known sportsman 'and
kilometers ski race nnd figure the matter \vp>. leferrccl to league athlete, will direct the destinies <>t blcurhcr* were crowded to capacity earphones. Ho also spuko of radio "nine a* Joyce Bril, of Ixiuisvi||(>,
Diincun,- Florida t iimiii"".
ik itln g
Olympic clminplonships In ad.piai te r* for sOlUcipimt. Even Aimrion's Davis Gup team this and they seat over O.fKiO people.. fog signals which aid the nuviga- *7 '- ^'c youth was held to have.)
wore ulso to lie run toduy.
uniph, and .Marsh S c d lc —(,n
thousands were
«row,W tor in thick weather, and of warn- ^,'K finger prints made today. The
wi bout the iRspultal |H)int, Srluiff year. He was appointed rimirimm
scorer with ijin- of the Davis Gup team, succeed- , along the ndlings of the racetrack. Ing* by radio of the approach of fingerprints will he farwunled to
was
Idglu'i'
fruit; and delic*-a|- Dj " "
'T
'. S E A R C H
F A II.H
Indiana
for comparison with
storms.
points. I’enn is now tied with j„j, Julian S. Myrick, hy Prcsi‘" L A F A Y E T T E , lnd„ Feb., 17—
Gornell fur' second place.
.lent Samuel II. Golloin of the
gcrincN.
Ships equipped with suhiiiuiine fingerprints.
'(IN S)— Despite
nn
.InUltsive
When arrested, the youth rarrieJ
Jlnitcd State* Lawn Tennis As
aignul devices may Dow hear the
Match that has born extended ' m ANDI vLI. MI>KTb FIELD
sociation.
warnings sent through the Water n newspaper in his pocket eonTo one kteking I In I U ' J ‘
Intp Uircc adjoining rintes, the
tnining tho pieturea of Burns and
I Wear played on the Yale basefor submuriiH- bell stations
NEW
YORK.
Fell.
IT.—
(INS)
—
,,n
Samuel
Raster,
prisoners
who
kill
b l l vi. four meu, iwp deputy
•GAN'EONHKI FAVORED
'ball team in the lute nineties. R e - j
dreams, we offer li'ii-iicrr
shore and it is possiLL- for
,
, .
,
,
vc“' 1,(1 ‘ be two officers. The youth
alvcrlU* ami two prisunqrs. wlm NEW YORK, Feh.; 17— I INS)
turning to St. Is’uis, his nutlvc I A c’oner ruce in the American
rleartad, fcr.red *nd pill >Si
InD- hero last Tuesday morning Tony Cutunncri, rccogniacd in New city, he won the -first of a score Lcugue this season is forecast to scls to determine the presence and told police ho- came from Fhilujmsition of other vcroeU by the dolphin but would not discuss his
day
because
of
the
retirement
fruip
York
ns
feUtherweight
champion
or
more
of
Jlate
and
•
nutionul
to r IVnd'etnn .State Reformatory,
ready-for cu'tivati.ni ot ihr
baseball of Urban Shocker, ve teran saiqv means.
movements'before Hint time.
^ I •!((!;(jlyptled In mystery today. of the world, was an 8 to 5 favor tennis titles) lie guiticd iintionui 1
In conclusion Professor Hosmer ,
ite today to defeat Benny Un**, of t . eognitini -in racquets, court
b ^ h e r of the w,«irlf»
ing of that orange JUn,c
culled altcntjon to el he tremendous LHK.SE MALES KEEP HOUSE
iKymPrn, M ,v l o n
n k u ,.
Philadelphia,; in their fifleen- l cnnls and law,, temlim
i t f . J L A i m i T H :P « E A M B I K
...
.
,
j
.
.
,
In
u
win»
in
H
frcU
rv
hd
Rartask
of
charting
the
sods,
ii
,work
_.
—
gether with modern, li'H
, .mini bout here tomorrow night.
Wvar arid Juy Gould nnru*NCtl
1
l
t ,
.. , 4
; row of tlu* Now 1 0 1 k C luh froi
om Hi* carried out in this country by the
* ,l.
mn,l!
lhr r?»c Arctic
Russ bus been named champion by the
the
United
Steles
court
te
n
n
is,.........
,
u.
.........
_
, ‘jlA V A N A . 'm
'. 1 7 - M N S I bungalows for *.r).«(i» l" ^
the National Boxing Association. Frown six times, uml-the national lumie in SL Louis, Shocker un ‘United States ( ’oust and Geodetic
, !r?* nu^ 90*“ r L'et*|>* house,
<iyjr tlu; emphatic objection* of
.
.
uouiifedx Ins decision to quit the Survey and the non-magnetie ahip " Ut w, " 0<t B8 f * «na prqvertn the
dutihles- racquet
terms to suit the individ’***
chnmpionahin, (.ntnu
„ ml hc wJ|| bo able to
(V
.SeikW Pueyrmluii, chairman
of
TOURNAMENT HELD.
»®r l T n t,w .fmuale, ha*
ouvu. He captured the latter title
a„ of h|, Unlc to ,,la nuUp flarnegie of the Gornoglo fnstilu- , n,:,
chaser. Electric
liriii*
HtC Argcotipc.. delegation,
tho
1t*u7>'Mfh * ^ 0 1 d|*- ’
Vn the »tWC other oeeario,is otv-e liunitu.^
lh^ lnuun<] cfty. if he Uon. With tlvi establishment of i
Atn*l< romu»i»*lun of the Pan-AniItjA ^ C ifeA . Feb.. 17 - - ( I N S ) — While paired with Dwight f t - U
lighthouses,
navigation
markers
,*h.
j
f
*
!!*"
bci."
know"
0t c h a n g e M * mind, the
hchnols, pure water.
W.
cHgyy JrOjifet^iee Jhis aftenp, n Cuttfercnye Wrohtlintf Tournament DovU. now boerctury ° f Wuro
uifccn dangers of I recent Iv^* w .«.
i^ c , r ». but only
1 Vimks will lose a man wlm has dlcsling the
nAiptvd -tho .prvamhla to tho pro- w.UJ dal held ot ,lhp UiflveraUy «I
It is helirvod that I T u s I d c n t b , ^ (t|, ig jU rta n t 1 c i g In their rock* and sheud watef*. much h«. four.d. Thmis wer nV w A
lVritc for free booklet a"^ M
‘ Wjav^AUrnaUqftnl Ja>v Upnly witb- North, Carolina here Mnr, 2-3 ( uttom, in wIiNJtiiig a fallow ptnnatHpiwIrirtlitjr nmchini* for the Jiecn dune to nuke navigation safe l,.y Ala»ka wimr.
’ ’» out any menillon of , "tqriff bnr- Di*fct<uy^if A|hlotica -R. , Aj Fet- Philadelphian, was influeneed by |nsl tMo scn*ons.
ther. details. •
under almost all conditions, he naid. the bird* *
•1
* habit* of
were observed..
*iur*.“ K •.’* t i\ I # .
i % *wr wnnouitcod'. Irn’py. ' Tbt{ ' date* the importance
having hi*
whil# “Shock” is getUng woll
were upproved by the 'conference principal advlaor near him. Wear „iong/n baseball year* -(h e I*
PILGRIMAGE TO GRAVES
(JETTS DRY Jim
•*
, w l ' AUHU£
wrestling cuiuuuttcc,
- ’
*
had net been qpiuiikuul. u le ad -, thirty-fire) nnd slipped badly durIng candidate
post. .
Two hundred- men
recently 1 "AHHINGTQN,
Keb.,
17,-—
|ing the l**t half « f 1027, tlu) fact
J
,
\V.
Hoffqmn,
Vice-President.
1 7 V -U N S)—
1 ,01)0 TWINS AT THEATRE .
remains that he won eighteen nnd Journeyed from England to Egypt (INS)— Commander John |). Pen1
"
G.HUI.UOTA COMPANY^
i Uagw aquahbleys ure blockGI.AIMH REt h id c l i m b
lost) *only six gome* last year. And and Palestine to honor tho grave* ni»'Kton was today appointed nru^T. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA. *
t lhe.ri9^lAtr Vif a plop'I id
Move than 6 U0 pairs of twips
digging up u rookie, who can equal of llrttish soldiers who were killed; blbitlon adniinistiutor ( ct ro,.
lUth ibetwftaU'i (FTonlue (leuuro altvndiHl u Liverpool, theatre re
Wearing a walking dreaa and that fvcord will be tw l-aty task, In (hose countries during the Western Pennsylvania-West
Mithout obligation, please scad me the ( haJuui*
tiriTirwii lh(5'yyHlougJ JJoKiug Aa- cently us the guest* of ’ the twin high-heeled »hU>*. Vera Tomlin even for u slugging tram like the World Wiir. Thee trayelei-s Were Klnlu D lM ri^ w lS 'k e iu h ju a rte re
let.
.
iqxUtJou flyweight- title by - ue»- siuteis, Ultec and Patricia llaiiy. son, aged ltl, recently climbed a YtinW*.
- ntentber*, cf St- 'Hamabas Pilgrim_
iri littaburgh. ’fills post psy. «n '
'Mlilp
f* at lug Fronrby
Helangi r. ami who. appeal(xl in the,musical rpp»- chimney 1501 feet high, at^I-oedbG irtan il l u v Kchwintx a* rjiain- udy “ Two Little Girl* in HIue." England, nnd smoked - a c i g a r .: llROOKSVILLK — ( f o n t r a c
iH**» In thl* stale, Achwart* wa4t* Tlu* eldist twins .present were (‘tie while ait.tlii'j on the parallel, awarded fur improvements, I
Hirer, •
t". l-;t r^rrif'it of.tJm pvr«o while, r.caily 7P. a*-l the.puimaieot 4mly, S k i c-knli»« V*i»t her ’ (cat i * l|i<l nuuip; at ri > water e-xtltalw*. I i
»-*r'» •ni»|rtv that stngh- bokor four, year* old.' . i . . ,
uLndS. roeiVd for rirl*. * * f >« ’ i i D J i 1 c a . —( , , v
tliJ.j
i* u cvive 2w. n»u/ — 1 ____ x - j
..
_____ _ ,TAAl|*A ..iVewteti— )H,lcg.
it
M itD N V JIL K -JIO ^ n *,
T* ^ f c U R D ~ F W i d a Power A'
’ ' T'XM PA
P C W * lio m e '
CIUi'LBY.-AVo.l.ingtyn
Coun •73UMO >: W-t r u jib j tt»1WjVTvo* f
r'XifKP' '■'Sbif priipp huililirg ereciod at,<cat .of |l03,OtMi dedi- . ty s new, courtkou>c
• shnive Roillcvaid 10 Re rep1
............ • > > : “f
. .squ.ro,,. electric plan, '
..si'trucllon i,i i.»it faint cutod 9 k
jfiructimi
wit ornate metallic pole#. .
If r.'.
*V'>
W jSrfy y n *
yfty I>«v»* J . AYalsh
nl »malioturi
‘
N* wh Service
Kporta E d it o r .
.‘ W t w '^ T m & ^ .t!n ^ L ig h trit
w _ __ __
_____
Grip tfl ed fflorida
fF5o tfcall Captain]-*'*™
.mu** ^ M
cond nmi thVRecovering I&pklly
IwM*
piW
Walker Suspension
Causes Dundee To
Seek .Contestants
rld. L,; fitSl, t n:l “f lh-"“w«r*«"
..... ta.».
U- ~-'0*’
Martin Makes Talk
To DeLand Throngs
AN N O UN CEM EN T
For the benefit of my patients!*
in and near this city,vl will be nt. n.y
ford office 717 E. 2nd Street
7 ‘fit
day afternoon and evening IV >m
P. M.
‘
John J. HeiU, M. D
Local Shriners Get
, Orlando Invitation
C onsider
New York BrotherB
iH'tWin 2 First Places
FLORIDi
IVnuis Association
S elects Director
Of Davis Clip Team
Oranges
Grapefruit
and Tangerines
Police Detain Youth
As Murder Suspect
Close Race Predicted
For American League
io ii
r
- M+Jff+st&rri >•.
uac
m :iF frn
r, .
�*
V*re •
;t
TH E SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY. F E B R U A R Y 1R. 1928
1"
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• •■■•**
••}*•
a d*•’
:* *.1; ’
game ci
ci e<iua3h
KCiuash they
they tall:
tali;
T
I
m ^ n m h l i m r P n r s o n .......................... -.TtVtMsr itiiy. HOI''iKcli' eSiUrilmfed
Thfas jjame
•
•
•
th c -S a n fo r d H il^ fd
.
........ U'nethinit;, each .ULvaUaHod: with sp.moch about;
if-n/:
L a n e y ’s i
' “ T h e F r i e r t d l y D r uig S t*.oi r e. di
’ .» r ’il 1 l .TT'T* VV" I
.
. .
thL. Mate of'tlni>(r»ithat !furroI!lm,• played on
gieenv-dWvantiuh
Believing that
thul thb
thfc bbst'Avny
W at ’%vny to defeat*
tleieai* certain
curiam candicmiui- M
L.(1 him,
him> sm.nl
s,„.nt i,is
i,j„ Hiv in an
nn cf- Morning
Mornimr .Wwn.
auatfar *i im Um A flortto*
Prescript ions Filled Promptly
: 3 inford
m M»«■»•((*
dates for office is tyi ignore thent, we cannot, nevertheless, fort t„ i emudy them,
cigaiittes cViuld lie lighted
u H n . i (IM)
refrain from calling attention to the inconsistencies in the
Undoubtedly >nu could amend
E . Second St.
And Accurately
«>rto£r ST. !•»•. ■« tfcf PaalafM**
by these- fnney 'cigarette
^
^
at **»f«r*. riari«a. mndtr art »t platform of Sltlney J . Catla, OcpemliiiK upon Ih.-, t a l U y l n W .
•f Mart* a, l» T .
r *
which he happens to be; Mr. Catts is sm arter than Paul Bon- perfect justice; Roosevelt nml j .smoking cf the little paper pipe-*.
HOI.UXD U DRAW ------- rtWItaa com: he knows he can't be elected on a straight out-and-out Bryuti wijl have ninny support- — Brunswick News,
SuRLK H. JOSIIM
»'<tll" r horse racing plank. So when he is in West Florida he is ers. and so will Daniel Webster ^
WAUCIM'I.A . Cutlery making
agninst racing niul when he is on the lower Hast Coast, he and .1.-fret-son l»nvis. John liny
31 u a r n ii'T io x n.tTKS
1
_____
_
—- f '' ‘ e-- ■r r ’*>* .T '"
nml Woodrow Wilson.
America j e-tablislu-d here. **■
uar Year * ..
i. . .
__
aium; is for racing.
*•*
M
**,h"
.r
many
gtent
men.—Snru.
I
has
hud
n
ffcrr* M.nlh*
The Miami Post report/; oil the DeFnniak -Springs min I sola ,'£11111
J ,*0.1.1
T-iinoA, _ . ■ • •
i , Carrlrr p^t Wfffc
is
t
e
r
jn
the
following
m
anner:
..m~
*******
t
r
*
‘
- - ----------•rtf lit* aid, SaafarJ’a alaarrr
__________
______________
_
f’Tlte f)Tnft*-CbVintyl
Ca11s___
fur_____
Governor club _gave a dinA h-eitoin
i tain you
young married wumun
,« r T f» (r H o r e r a s *
•nraMSMtuai net* nt the Ponce tie Leon hotel nml the former governor was j was haUrtl 1 ^ 1 fl; _l’_f,ric,’.r., ’’
Ikla
Whnl
ov-. I ‘‘m*sin>r. a through street with"
" !.l j:
j
. r ; ; ; | Chief guest, and. of course, principal speaker.
,
' !«mt stnilhirig. "I ant so sorry I
K sign nnftT
JS'JV
W
ratify waHO. Tfc*.
Governor C a t t s said is interesting largely _lx-cau.se
bet . . . it. was , .......... : dithe
ctl’tnin75,000 Celery plants
[ JTitL'-m ^aia,i,M< "
*r " "" " unexpected, emanating from the source il* did. Ilil.expreSfi- |y „ a e you an apology. Won't you
_r
. »1
a s e torgi
iorgive me this tlm o?" sh.*i } - _
, ,
^ <•■• . .
TU* IlmM U ■ WfMfcff "f ihajod h im s e lf - a s unc(|tiivocally in f a v o r o f local o p tio n , s a v i n g : , p h'ease
AaSIt nnrt.u or Clrrwl«ll»»»
" I believe t h a t e v e r y c o u n t y should h a v e t h e p r iv ile g e o f mid pleadingly. The officer did, ( I V l £ i r S n S
o p G C ld l
PAtiE TWO
y
* Hi
■y .'I f
c.
mm.m
Consider
For Sale
.
l
iMtrrnnllunal
AaaarlnMau of H
I j j J i r n , \ a . » » t l a e r « . aart
A i l t e r l“l * laK
Jt.tCafa
wkt*li
r r a " ! ” -" e *<*'
r a b l l a k r r l o r t o b r r to • a h a i l l to
ihuroapU
atoll t
aitharrletUo
data l a p r i r r l a t a r i f f
abaolalrl.
all alal ata o f r l r r t t l a l l o a aa t t f l l a
h«ar>l Snalaraa m rlb oilt.
F L O R ID A
A
HOME
inFLORIDA
f o r m i n g it s own le g is la tio n , g o v e r n in g a m u s e m e n t s , fo r t b e ’ !,n'' vvtu’ w,,uldn t under the d r-
tourists."
.
j.-..
.1. Ii. Johnson
If this language left any doubt as to ttbe ex-governor’s
. s-v
•
LAKE WAI.KS—Work
will
atlftude toward the right of a community to say whether shortly be started on new. Coast
Lake Monroe
it would or would not have racing what he said further on l*inp Ridimid station,
SATUItDA Y. FED.. IB. 1‘JtM dissipated this doubt, lie referred to himself as a farmer on I
Tilt: iiiai.ti.u** rnnoiiAM
who cultivates 2,400 acres of land, and offered no apology
PIHIM-: 771
I | _ K r « n .m i|
In
»«/
for breeding racing slock— horses. Some of these horses,
n .l i t i L n U i m Ia n
HALL and PENTI.ANO
t —ll r f f f r
. mules f» Jnfb- raised by him and others raised by his neighbor, a Christian
CEIlTIHh.) PUBLIC A m u Vf.INI'S
auns lite.
.1.—Cunnlrn.-llt.il nf SI. Jnhna In gentleman, brought as much as a thousand dollars each iti
,
INCOME TAX CONSI [.l \NTS - ,
rflnn Hirer f.'nnnl.
1^—Inannitrallnn «f Mionlblf ••I’nf- Louisiana. The. implication was that! they appeared later on'
,,
S. 0. CRAY. Itesidi-ni Manugrr
l p Week.”
Oe— A u a n i e n l l n a
«f
I n i l l i l li .n
t> r»- the New Orleans track.
.117 First Nalimtal Hunk Building,
,
Sanford, Florida
* m m — k« iia e a . k a l e l * . » | i « r l m r »
“They didn't turn us out of our church for that,'' assert
- kowaea,
ed the ex-governor.
II.— A C a M M O l t ) I k f . C
T.—i ■>,iijilr1 l.ru af Cllf hrnnllllcn
Amplifying his rem arks,/lie said In* favored a ’> per cent
llun pro* ram.
-----V new au| tiioilrra hnapllnl.
tax on all sporting events for which an admission fee Was'
charged, this tax to be converted into ;ho school fund. C lear-i
b i b l e ' v u iw e f o r today
The place to build your home
* TJIE GIFT OF PEACE: - Ib-otc ly the candidate, who is a minister of the gospel, doesn’t re
gard
such
money
as
"tainted.**
1 leave with J’ju, my peace I give
. Can it he that whafl we have been reading in variousunto you: hoi as the world givj-th,
\ givo I unto you. Let not your heart: state papers to the effect Unit this year's race for the governbe troubled, Ticlthei- let it !«• afraid, j nrship is between this and that of I he candidates is all a mis•*rm, ( !,
—J<u ljv tu 7‘
'ta k e ? Is it possible, after all, ih'al the contest is between
HA» ek
..........- i .......... .....i H....1 m ii .......... And flu- issue, when |
"Hero ifies
\
-
*
knight
in arnlot
is
illustrated
lelJJh Ills hand,
ing upon the earth
ierj*
-„
Guardiai) Jlpl!
of III-
1926 Coujie
H. C, Douglass, Mgr
Used Car Dept.
HI
Let SI.
Seminole
Securities Co.
Archileet
First. Nat'I Bank Uldg.
' Sanford. Florid*.
+ ’b-r*rir lights, pure water, guild
>i Imuls.
I .O S S I N I ^
QUICK SKKVICE
TRANSFER
1>
•milting. Crating. Shippinc.
Storage.
Phene
till] I ird SL
U S E T H E COUPON
h\ the nu.--
J.
. Hoffman, Vicc-I’rcsidcnt.
“ S. II.” ]
M e R e y n o ld s
I III I I OI*A COMPANY.,
s r \l 1.1 STINK, FLORIDA.
The Sanford
Atlantic National Bank
Brice, of how he had r.niovrtl fat I mm “ I’earhes** Brown■UK’s legs, making then, sh-mlrr and l.caulilul, ■*! h*uv la- had
H
lilil* | liltt*tl Lady Diana .Maunere' fare
.....
—
*. . . The stenographer had-a-Msie on'her Jett slnutliloY whifh
I-b-vet( annoyed her. Dr. Sclnreson tol.l I,.-, Ijial fm . ighi linmln .l
[dollars he not only would reiinm. the -car Imi would -traighl
' en her legs, .slightly bowed She was
wa - elated I'.-i h a p - l hose
. i iiveo |crooked legs had sonn-tlung to do w it h In r hem p
thirty and
yet unmarried. —
As lo
wlio.acl
ual V i In I tile Wo r k . I lien- Js
, ■
............
......................
Drug
C o.
Milhuut (ddigiilioii, picas,, s e n 1 no the I liiiluuiu Imoh-
:n n f o r d
h:.
• .
| Nilflll'
at
(iunevr.
P in . i*i] .i l u l l :
1illt’il ;u’tU>
ratvlv iitiil pruM'id l\
I
I Si reel
Curio Service
\H.li.iii-il will, tin- Atlantic N’tilmiial ttnni ..t .Tin l,M.|iville
’ret
D e liv er
l."UL- SP7-J
Sanford, Ma.
i much c on iI'o versy. and th at is. fm nor pu rpose-, I ii -id e i In-
I point.
\\ hat happened wa- l hi-:
CITY TRANSFER
& STO RA tiE f 'll.
Expert Piano moving "'ll
improved SE I.-I'i > i>tano
moving cipiipmeni.
i Hauling -Crating -''flipping
Side-Track Farilitirs.
Phone .''ini
2UU N. Slapie Avenue
" T h e fle sh o f t h e leg was L an d In t he Lom-. an . h*. Iric
-aw was used to cut w ed ge- t m m I he m am leg Lone, nr tib ia,
insfl. -7
ami th e n th e wound w a- -ew vd up T h e lim b wa t In n placed
Ry AtriDJ' Kendrick Oiaj
m a r a - t and then lelt t . -I m ig h t , u it-elt nip ;is th. Weilgt
W h en th e p a t e n t lelt I h< "|.eraI up' laid.
I
Dorolh) Div warns voting no-'. |closed to g e th e r.
ttot t*J )if"piMe hy letter. That ltd- her condition w a- grind
vie*- applies to young won..;,, .....[
t 'n f o r l ii n a te l y . l'..r ........... i - a -m. m o t h e r
t h i n g s di.|
yc7
K” » pH I ' " " * th a t point on
t ia n g r e ,,,. deve|op,.,| a n.l
tFi,.
c
t,
.
I
I
H»‘t
PHt
tent
grew
sick.
S
h
e
b
e
c
a
m
e
\ n v weak
m il 1,i1 "■*
«
When liHU’fi ale hill'll iuv|»l«* t
|
,
..
‘ll% ,4Mn
Ralph W. T.os-ing
Mgr—
udvntlsements
inorei ,
* . .
111 " " 1 s mgeous in amntilale In-r leg •
kj... ' a ,ovp ,l"' k'" 'p "I'der to save he. III.- Now he j- sorrt
's h e did not leave her legs as llle.t were S|,. believes lin t
I
_ ^
Itowt'd legs ate lie|f,er than none at all
But the ( hicago stenographer i •'"! so tli11en iit ft*imi
The hb.-t way for nffpc hol.lera to avoid criticism is f-.r them the average human being. " Vanity v a n ity , all t- tm u lv "
to bo above cnlicjsin.—’|nivcs- In the wilds of Africa, Zulu
n e g f o e - till holes iii 1 h eir iin-es
Uniorv. *
in which they insert r in g s to m ake tlic m -e lv .
|
*
___
i.eatll iflll
Baris girls "/ip" ijheir legs, pulling tin hair out I th e ft ...I ~,
Time .was when the fool wa
I rarrfullv than rvt*i. They
I bow l.t-M to sitvt inunpy.
Sanford Used Parts
Company
M IL D
given the "home ’uuKii" lull P . . .
, . J'
" ‘ ktllgless m o l e el t ect |\el\
And oin. n u n
ConfiTea.f rcmuinc in session much 11 9 °
,
" , ,' ‘s vv|lll g rolesip u * t ig u r e - and gamlv colors
loafer, we will be giving them the ■
‘O n tsf\ in g t h e ir own v a n ity .
“house laugh."
1
-—
_____ n
RepreArnnitiviGrer'i
mad.'
e\TM>*body' in thu house smile the
other day when tie suitl that Floi.
idM Is
"dry us the Sahara "
Epeakinc Doili the pc.inl of pinIlibition, the great Suliaru v* n..t
eo dry in some j i l aees. so Heine
rentative TTreen may have heeu
right after all.
1926 Hd.
17i
1926 Dump TK
$151
III
Fort Reunite?, i.-.i , Itiniinry IP
|| aewspatfcr
$151
$141
192G Roadster
1 9 2 6 T . TK.Sl.Hdv,
Write fur free Imuklrt and fur
ther details.
Sanford’s New Bank
t...
Here ik] no Death loi
stulje to keep.
But ueulptui ed i in mortality
sleep.
192G Touring
payments
and verv altraelive terms.
with
. . s h b t i h c r i n g " ...............................
.No coat oi mail mole glorious lortuue which betell a t Imago -.tniograplu-r when >|ir atlempled to have her legs straightened lit a "plastic” ">utIh.fn his gray
She
Worn ibdf'irm ami ibis luiigti gcon. She had heard of Hr Ihnrv .Ilium Sciures.m
had read of how In* had straightened tin ni.-i i,| l annv
bliA^ke'. spread;
A strong ( vusuder. ^win il
1925 RoadhtL-r
*
Mere nt t bulimia, ‘11 miles
suulheast nf Saiilurd, i!2 miles
-iinrlheaii of Orlando and 2H miles
from i he Atlantic Coast,, charm
ing five-room bungalows and fer-
Co.
The IMice Of Vanity
The futility of bring tain,
1925 Tour
(jhuluola, owned and devel
oped by a subsidiary of the great
Flagler Sy**1eiU;-offers —>ou the
lien lilies and advantages of Flor
ida.
rosper
an
v n A 'n -w
— -— -— :------"Mr. Beacon anounced himself as a candidate for govA STATUE OF GENERAL LEE ernor upon a pari-mutuel platfornr-^-simply that and noth
Hero a no marble effigy
ing more, so far as race track belting is concerned. If w’ha
l) M t h —
1 the
..................................
Miami I’ost savs alunit him is I rue it looks that the per
But Jtero is Life abundant, .still- ennj„| riuulidate from DeFnniak Springs has gone him mie
h1le‘ p"th lin,K wiM.
bettor— that Sidney J . doesn’t care how they go about their
^M h
‘H
n
! race track: helling so lon|/ as they vote for him and pay a
Regathering
in
test
n.-w fi l1p,‘ CPnt t{ix, to he converted into the school fond,
strength o keep
J
"May Heaven help our schools and our school children
\Vh*t«rtr valient vigil dievn { the foundations of the former are laiil upon money derivm»> bring.
] Ptl
''lice track gambling.
WhnJ looks upon this du-iointui
fate mi-jhl say:
“. F
Realty
FORDS
[ Hudson 7 1‘
Sed
L och A rbor
De Forest Sanford
Reposseased'i
V E R Y
© • »
Ol'lt TUN CltK.ATKNT MKN
SA R.VSOT \ IIM lis
I
L.tin ILayn.-s Bnliiifs. pa-n.i m I L. ipi .■vi*|
.
SW I »I'll I >I III
|New 1 ..ik s famous . ..lumnniiv L"i 1 . . 0 , 1 t ' . l l >'l Wlllll |.... ■|*11
• hill eh, Ulid.-tlo.k the nlll.i niglu miglii tlinl.
1* bv a r v i'..ii-tdei a
to .(law up a list of ten greatest Ilt.tl i.f lilt* . |f,.,.(
„f|
own f..,
Amcrieans.
' uni
Fl 1,01 |i.oi is. n. who wa>
---The surest way to start all :n 'B e n iii da'iger ..I lynching, , ,
Captain Cumphell*« -peed ear, rilliieilt Is, lo make a hs: •.I -'Die I * '■ "h i. |.oi ned tbr bifliest o t»hile “idling at about u hundred ' **‘n greatest
whether it tn- a
I iHti.tr 11.uld offei hint,
[ and seventy miles an hour at Day. 'ist nf men, hook-, plvys or racelor.
Will
linte|»-ndrllt;
to rut Bench the other day lilt a hnrses. Mr lli.ino-s, limiting biio- B, v '
b
hi f m i l i r i n s r l v e - , md
bump in the sand an.l is >elf to men wjli. vveie l.oiii aflei ' " “Id hr in.>\ed from llirii -el
raid by Observers to have jumped Die adoption ol the ( .institution ••niir-e In a„
I'eibap
wi run e\|iii*-- D,,*
a hundred feet. No damage in ’ iK'.i, and refusing to enneiiler
don<\ but we suggest that the any who are now living, selected |m ittre br-t i,, a.viiig lbm tb.-s.
"ishnrtn
rail his ear
the Die following names:
ten men w.i, , above nil. In live
;**Grtts. 'iohpei."
Abraham I.ininin. Italpb Wal- M"-1
rid bravery ivirln.
do Emerson,
Hyory
pavi.l Tht-r- ""it,b Io iriMg highly -rape.milt
t
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A passjnger airphiTTt* v
\(o
w
as ly-1
Wil’iam * r.lfiy.1 C .uitr.nn, oi (hi- ure.vvpheii men win seek
Cd in
mi tbp' plbei daj
day _Wt,tb Theodou* I'aikel, IJobri . L I .i.H*. 'Ugtl <d fint-fv ul^ on. eggs l«.| fr.ir
Murngeu insteiid kd sandbags
alt
Whit mull.
Murk Twain, "l "t feuding s.upe of u».
r»d i was killed while eig[ltJne peradi
mi les W,
^atid I ugeiie V.
And it doesn't
l/i-iilul lv mat
mir«2ulously entaped detfth. |1
1 tbgsr turn wrivl
licddenti cun be almost entirely
Dis si is worth studying, even
IIU'1.. J r, for isst.iuee, i
cventec where proper rare i/ ex- I hough ail of us pi'i.ImJil v wnuld f.'Uglll .fjo j lo-t rjiuse and went
.ereised. / id there’s nothing which like to uMieltd it her.- and there. down to defeat Debs died wild
retai I nviulion so imirh us a The vUriel) of artiv Hies repie- e.vei ytiling lie boil eVeli (ought
•erio s accident- with pns.-en -entetl mi ii is uithei sai prising. f.
.t . iii.-lied Yu ibni liurdi' mat ■■
itv.
There are tiro (Thilbsojihri s , . mi7> ter- th e impoHutit fart i. tha
prvsiden . one sohliel., one poei. loth la e and Debs lived; t h.tl
"uy, seventy-one yeai ••lie Katitis, <>ne llieologiun, .on* they Ihiili up hei-de live*—nt,t
who died in har* idlli'ator, two vvell, perhaps we for us to agr*. with, lierr.'-uid,
Kansas f'ity the othei vim lump Delis and (iuiii-i.n l... but for us t.. pdinoe. The) l.i-i j
(he same Eddie
a.,
. . l o i ns "two agltiil.o s."
tlu il- fights, but Ain. l ira is a bet
hero when a Ghirago
On vvhut l>.isis do yoa suppose ter i.ouutr) because the) lived.
aed in ltH);i. WTIIe th>* bis list was si'li'i teii ? Whal ipiulSo it is with the ir>i of ilium
t>t around him, Foy 're- •ly, if upy, did these tea men Sulink like Lilieelli, left giejii,
'the stage and urged the have in contniug?
.■orimtej urhievemenls ’ P>t1ieis,!
the audience not to get
To begin with, earh of them Jilvf 'Hid .enu dud * Whtlm.in, left
;i
ecu so, hundreds were Uc^ed the giggt Amerivan in- nothing I bill u few
. wliivh
Atirut of gouforpiity. Not opu or* remain L'liCrfi".! U,
‘i'«jerit>
i. -
Y E T
\t
V IIL I) .. \ ^ | )
T H E Y
At Half Price
See Us— We Save You
Money
Cor. Sanford and (icitcvl
Avenues
Phi me 59
S A T I S F Y
XM
The Firs!
National Hank
"The Bank of Service"
(l
o>V
t .«ss' *.?r, j
Tho desire to
succeed is the
foundation of
industry.
^ E S T A T p il as o u r lioncat L c lir f th at th e to b acco s
used in C h e s te r fie ld ctaarcltcn a r c o f fin e r ijuulity
uud hence o f b e t t e r taste
tliau in any o th e r cig are tte
at th e p rice.
This
Institution
Points
•he Way.
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Makes of autnniuhik's.
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AT THE MILANE THEATER TODAY
Ifice Telephone 148 M BS. FRED . S. DA
-=-z-----r—r — ;— i— j 1st Of Bridge Series
Hotel Arrivals / Is Given At Home Of
Mrs. Harry B. Lewis
\Social
SATt’ltDAY
Count.v Federation of
’lubi "'ill meet with the
tf dt the Presbyterian
. r|ors. I.unehenn will he
kfer S. Coleman will cnl
forond of n series of
[rties honoring her Riiesl
(Vnjf-'r of Oklahoma
al if) o'clock at her
Drtamwold.
|panic at Hotel Forrest
I'* Story Hour nt HI oL
the library.
|Sidf Primary
Parent
Association will have
on bridge party at the
est Lake nt 11:00 o'clock.
Mrs. W. C. Hill or Mrs.
Ight for reservations. .
.MONDAY
z
i;njr of the Womajf* MisFodcty of tin- Methodist
till b. held in the church
[t 3 P. M.
Cluhof Sanford will meet
I'clock at tne office of E.
i (he First National Ilnnk
All members arc asked
ent.
(iuil.I of Holy Cross
m
Mrs/ William Leffler
Is Hostess At Bridge
■»t- rn.
The lung-limbed line will bj! igi/
PARIS, Fch.. 1IU—(IN S )—The far the subimer of 1028,
y,,f
evening
just ta# ”■"«*
hand*
...........
* wrap must ha J'""
The
i lie smart woman or
6 f todajwm«lFJ**
todajwm.y^rj” (
v
r vV . V w K° ^ \ thT , i . T Wh,*,,,ihnve poise and elegancT-wUC-1very
w-iy few women check their outer .
'* .
. . , t . , u i u ___ '
Vina s.rJg■ *
W1
' * * . ' I** “T "
llfirlllt ffllt l/.llrp I IfAft w’ lteli ftHfOAn. . ___2
wrap*. In Puria. where one can beautiful long lilies wbicli!
nPtvr htr eert/RA^r.fhV'hw,"there dfomwan)' 'hrrf'YJpPTF/ ’g jf
Is real method in their inadnrBs, imvenient, like those of ■
v
Then too, evening
veiling ensembles
ensembles cal!
cal! for
for hound. The meagre, bony ■farm
a wrap matching
even coirtpicking
fnjhiob.
is.nom ftM rtA h W n rtfaiV ,cltjrffr i u - ,T
Velvet seems to be the favorite sc ini
hf.-,)
Igirl or ■MiMinc
LihJike u
boh
oigits
m Ii »- f
material for the evening clonk at
tfumnirr frocks'now beihlf.’jtbjjwf
the present moment,- nlthnhgh ncVent and purify the beauty Ji
lame nnd other brocaded silk* nre the fenlMlne forifi. There U'tCtT, „ .
Still much Used, Velvet is also
ing of the body In them, a fueling-**i
used for lining even when the out
registered In fVrry place odd!JttldT"’
side is of the same material.
of the dress materials. But thU'
Paul Poirot makes his evening
does not mean th*t the lines tif t W
. -Wraps almost Oriental .in their
body must be followed lavishly!'A?.*) ' tp
splendor. One conies on gorgeous
real artist interprets the Htf^f'M1* * * * *
velvet which shades from light led
at the neck through various tones nature, rather than copiea thCm-'^.V.-.'
The woman of the coming Md* — - f l
of gray and black nt the hem, and
sim
is the symbol of '
is elaborately embroidered in-dif
1
ferent colors with here and there epoch. With the reconsmienwk
period
of
social
adJu*tmeHt
d
etlhU
'".
"
.
hits of mother-of-pearl nnd tiny
nnd long silk tnsaei hanging from tely over, there is a new attitude :— «•
of white ostrich have sparkling toward mnrty things In ‘ Ilftf.'/ifldT/^ ,
of 1 1
dusters of rhiuestrmes nnd nre naturally women's dry*# !»
lined with soft, cadet-blue, velvet the first human in*titutlon.V’ttFfl[ft,*/:“7
/
Still another is of crimson lined the change.
/S
with silver lame. It is cut with a ' With the flapper' 01R ttf;
lie immature giH
scmi-lltteit
gm is no longer the
me •
. •»
scini-fitted back and long pointed, l,ie
angel sleeves, shined along the |n-: Klasis of fahsion which tijD'OtlrtW 1
side and lined with lame. A jade- #8 ould follow. The woman of tmlMiri
1— - of
— crystal
----- • ■ new epoch is dignified,and “tM ee,’....
green velvet r.—
has loops
bends banging from the back of 0 s the French coll-gaud breeolhg,' «.ji.
the sleeves,•islined with black vol. the* pro debt of a sheltered mVltNuiinent .•md her clAthes show! It.' ./
vet and has a black fur collar.
•"-as
Bechoff is making an original]
2 ' r i t ~i'j
circular cape for evening wear Pi)
black velvbt with fine .verticil
$
IS
....... ..................................... .................. ...................................
Were n-ed f,n* the card games, the ami Mrs. Charles Knnner.
crass for
"ages and a
VO. 3 of the Rosary Cnnjn efem U mlors were further
* •
n ffu *n i*C
n n o ! ) r I n honpr, Meadnmes Woodcock. .Milt- come for all.
of All Souls Church will
A I I | mi|. nil)| rmiger were also pr<-entod
Coinmuuioti and worship, 11:00. mcin.uateil .with the bridge pen
Miss Alildred Hand and Miss1
H;00 o'clock with Mrs, S.
dainty vanities.
Sermon, "Christ Lives in Ale." cil- which weie topped with clast - Katherine Bulirmiin, who were nt.
>on Eleventh Street.
Christian Endeavor, (idlll P, M. or- b| icd t lowers, while the score leinlunts at the Hnnd-FItls wed
_ . - _
I Al a late hour, the tallies were
Alerting " f the WoEvening Service, 7:30 l‘. Al. , pad vu ii m the forms of it'd bat: ding Weilnesilay aftei noon, left
denied
and
the
hostesses
assisted
William Boyd's
initial star
iMionnry .Society <if First
Sermon, "tiosfiel i> Go, Ps I'y.m eln t Wtien Hie games liTnl been Tiun.sduy tin
laikeland wheie
feature, "Dress Parade," a Pat he- by M i'. Ernest llnusliolder, Mrs.
e.ilu luiietl. •1 "ics were collected by they will resume their studies at
i Church at tlic church ut Dcmillc special, which was made J . E. Blouse and Mr*,>Syitic« ser mite."
Etlwanl Fane aiul the first Southern College.
<k. Virginia Evans circle
'1 lie first day of tile week should Mi
nt tiie U. S. Mililai-y Acad"my at ved refreshments hi two courses.
lutosscfc Mr-.
II. Smith,
find you in the Ford'* House. We ptive, a -i t of ix red crystal shcrTile
guests
attending
this
de
West Point, under the direction n f ‘<
of the program. All
Mrs. Aim glint Bailies,. Airs.
lightful social euntesy were; Mrs. urge you to attend service some I11 11 • qis w.1 s w, 11 by Ml - Robert
■of nil fircles are urged to Donald Crisp, was filmed with the; Alice Woodcock,
j J . Hotly. Si
For having score 1 j Thomus Alltelt Neal, Aliss Mar
where tin* day.
.Mis.
Ali
liner
tiithusiiistic support of the entire,
1 next
. -highest.
Mrs.
David garet Hart, Airs. ('. K. Itoblnann,
It.
Sirs. G. ('. Conger. Airs Robert A
Caldwell won a lovely stiami Alls. W. A. Fitts Sr., and Airs.
)'i Cniiocll
of the First official staff at West Point.
T
H
E
F
IR
S
T
METHODIST
Newman,
Mis.
.1
G.
Ball,
Mrs.
A
On one occasion, when Donald
Mrs. Tulle of ()i laiiilo were among the
of red erystal
bead*
Church will have spend
c m itcu
P. Connelly. Mrs. Ralph Wight,
Fit>l Ibugei who cut the highest out id town guests atcuding the
M'ty at the home of Air’s. Grisp, the director, Sent to a near j .Mrs. Al. S. Wiggins, Mis. Ernest
w.
Hiihnnnti,
Pastor.
it;. FmAon Magnolia Ave- by town for a number of extra’s
al, it. find, ".i- given a red erystal ink ■ |]and-Flits Wedding Wednesday
Sunday School, ‘i.;;u
i, Mrs. Walter S. ("tie
well .in<l I'm quilt pen.
afternoon at the First Methodist
|Mr*. I*« \ and Mrs., Frank who play minor parts in the film, I Housho
W. Ware. Superintendent
ti.
Irving
l.ourks,
Air-.
thn officers and their wives came m,,n' " ,s •
When
the
riiitl
table
4 bail been Church.
•
i hostesses.
Preaching,
11
A,
M
;
Mrs. W .1 Thigpen,
i-lei.it ,1 the hostc-s av i led l>y Miss
—.
I . Cooper wdl entertain to Mr. Crisp’s rescue with hearty'**/’'
"The Riches of Christ."
1’
Alts.
E.
D.
Ely,
Airs.
W.
Wallace
\|r-.
\V A. Fitts, Mrs. Hal
st of a series of parties nssufance of support.
F.pwoith
League
1levol iohnl M:it»•.11 •t TliotopM.it' Mi-s t iiuieii
Mr, Crisp requireji some thirty |Wright, Alls. James G. Sharon,, meetings, 1'. 3(1 P, M.
Gut * * 1 re. M.
W, F. Itnvenel and ■Wight and Mis. Claude Howard,
Fullest flake from 1! to
^
Mrs.
Riitieit
.1.
Holly
Sr..
Mrs.
Char^
men ahd women as the background
.erveil weie am.mg those from Sanford
Evening pleaching Movne. 7:30 i M r- Itiaxtoii F. IVihin
for a few eloseups nt dies* parade. j les K. Henry. Airs. .1. E. ltionse. I* M ; sermon, " \ .ManAftei
rnnitiithd iimt 'Iliad,
saltine*, iitteniliug the Volusia County F«it
lies id lln Piesbylerinil
Alls.
David
!,.
Thrasher,
Mrs.
K.
S.
He ml led one of his assistants 1
ebe. ■■ t.uil>* out Ini-ail. coffer,I Er Iduy nt Ih'lxintl.
|uxib:ir> "ill in-. - at
Dutton. Mr . Frank .1. D mzalez. (•ml’s Own Heart "
straw ben y j.-e, and nllgel loud
ami
a
bus
was
sent
to
n
nearby
Prayei
Mini
mg,
A
l
:n
P
the following phiees:
Mi . ! . E. Rimmillat, Mi . Ge ii'ge j
cak'
Alt. anil Mrs. E. S. Cnlhert
|No. uni-. Mr I! .1 Rnuth i *,,Wn t0 secure the required mtm- W. Knight, Mrs. George S. Witmer, Wednesday
(
»
i
.
f
i
r
r
\Pllt
N
lilt
1 Ug h c f f b
l»er
nf
extras.
When,
the
extrus
Nii'hville,
Tenn., weie the 'g(it'sFl
Meliodi't
Mil's
meets mill Mrs. W. L.
1 >«b lmnqn.it,
Alls. F. McKenzie Davison. Mr.-.
I * 1 *y «JI ft t r #
4 I <f .Mrs. John W. Sneed. Thurif*
arrived on location, they did not J
^
Celery A vcime,
George A. DeCottes ar.d All's. Sam Fi idnv, 7 :.'!u F M * harp.
Red. Illje md blue, the nation- d i> at her home on Cutalltm Ave
|S<i. J. Mi- J din Bakei meet with Crisp’s approval. An of uel PllIcKtOII
ficer
came
to
his
rescue
and
in
five
at
eoh 1. « ci c dtectively m ined nue, e i route to llieii home from
mi-els mt|i Mrs. Clyde
| F IR S T 1 III IM II n l ( IIIt 1ST.
. — .
minutes a dozen or more officers,
out* m :. ■.**t y d-mil, Fiidnjt aftei- 1 itl.u,
[.Msllntiv tile Vvi-hue.
SCIENTIST.
\)
1
,
A
t.
Minarik
«*n
Colonels,
Majors,
Captain
ami
'non
wlii'ii
a. .'!, .Mis p .1, Wakefield
Chit
m Si »•n> ■ services nr*
Mrs. len IF Rockwell of Tow*
101411 bet's
<d (be
, meet1 mill Mrs. Mary Lieutenants, got into their civilheld cvci \ Sunday moining in tie1 1, rtniiicd ttic
mill.
1, Pa., arrived Here WeditenFoltaplion
Budge
1
luhv
most
de
inn
clothes
and
with
the
aid
of
then
I till Magnnlia Avenue.
Woman'lot., lid. Avenue Heal
bgh! fully at her Imdie on Ixiuie) dny evening and is the guest of
|S'ii. 1 in" ls with tile wives, the t lick was done.
t,
a
1
II
o
Vlock
Solid
.1
Third
Stic
Mrs. William Moore Scott wa*
Mrs. Waller Hack, 217 I During the filming of the dress hostess Friday afternoon, ut •» School .it III . I..t b. Slllijet t lot \vrrnie Tallies tti tjie forms uf ho parents, Mr anil Mrs. Frank
home on
Ideld* and dotle with hiUibvt* J . Gonzalez, at (licit
parade soquen«s , the acting com lovely bridge parly al her hand toilioi low. '.Mu tl '
h'.uc.
■I cherries yycij- usl-d iii keep I :diAHts% AVenue.
|No. fi, Mr r. Howard Long mandant at West Point and his some home in Mayfair. The rooms
Wednesday
c \citing
sei v11 tmeet- with Mrs. Arthur staff filled tile review stand.
mcltid
test iiiionieoi nig score lot the exceptionally ill
where
Hu- tables
bad been which
MRS. Ill RT ENTERTAINS
VX link Avr nue.
Bessie Love plays the leading |arranged (or play presented a Christian Srici < healing are al 1 |, testing games of bridge Allot
1
■
usual
iiuiobci
til
nun
il
had
I No »*,. Mis S A. Irwin feminine role opposite William 1 spring like appearance with quan held in tla \Vt nan's t'hil* at
A ilelighiful Hiiciu! affair in
I , .-ti played, the plize l"i
ton
meets unti .Mis. S. E. Boyd in "P res* Parade,” which will t i t i e s of spring flowers, witn O cllll k
which
Hie cordial hospitality of the
lie,
a
freined
picture
was
woo
30'J Magnolia Avenue.
be shown at the Milane Theatre I petunias, calendulas and liuildleia
This ('lunch oi.iinliiiiis 11 frei
h ttess wn# reflerted In every
Air*. Gem ge Alcltcny.
IN" F, Mrs. s. E. Dillon today. Other members of the east
Reading
Room.
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17
First"Narional
predominating. These lovely flow
lln tlic I aides were unique mil way w’us that of Thursday after
meets with Mrs. W. M. include: Hugh Allan, Louise Nuers were from 1 In* hostess's own B aik Building. y v l i e r e t h e l l i t i l c - qis in the form of Martha ........ when Mrs. Igi Veinc Hurt
I-’12 M*n Magnolia A\e- the.aux, Clnrvncc Geldert
and gardens.
I I n ivi i n n
' and
an
noth 1 i / e d
Washington which held ininlieil ■lit* rtuined the members of tlie
Maurice lEynn.
. Science In at lire m a y l i e l e a d , l n* r
Afternoon
Duplicate
berries which were lelished dur Tuesday
The
afternoon
limns
were
soon
|N". !*, Alts. C. I*. Vincent
rowed or puri linseil.
Open daiB
spent with a m-.st interesting exi'ept Sundays and holidays final ing the progress of the games and 1 Bridge cluli fit her home near the
mcits with Alls. W. B.
MRS. 1.IF 1.1AN VICKERY
id ler.the prize litul liccti awniilede 1 Country (lull. Golden calendulas
game of progressive bridge and 3 to T. P Al.
(Celery Avenue.
nnnouhees the marriage of her
1 lie hostess ussisled by Alls. ( lif* and ferns were arranged with ar
when the games bad been conclud
1*1. 7 «f the Presbyterian
All
are
welcome
to
attend
our
daughter
b id Walker and Mrs. Rrochio tistic effect about the room#
ed
scores
were
compared
anil
Jmtliary Mrs. H. M. Rumservice- and to make use of the
FLO SSIE VIVIAN
lyiqit
served led apple salad, where the guests assembled for
'prizes awarded. Mrs. Alfred W. Reading Kpoin.
Irman, will !*• entertained
to
iln ise sandwiches. George \\ n'll the game*. When scores had herb
Fee
Jr.,
who
scored
the
most
poin'f
r-n at une o'clock by Mrs.
MR. J . S E T T L E S LEE
(iinipnrvil after all the Imnixls had
Inr (on. 1 ie and ginger ale
liraii at her home 010 PalWednesday, February fifteenth was awarded n novelty bracelet, CONGREGATION At. (TK 'UC Il
been played, it was found thftt
pniis.
while
Mrs.
F.
Me
Kenzic
Davidson
One Thousand nine hundred
__
Cor, Park Ave., & 3rd St.
highest
scores were held by MH.
NTEIt
I'AINS
MBS.
E.
won the consolation prize, a Rev. John BeiHard Root. .Minister.
muting of St. Agnes
and twenty eight.
G. I). Bishop, Mr*. Lc Rov Cnilpretty
flower
bowl.
The
cu
1
|'he ll,.|v Cross Episcopal
Chinch School, P. 15 A M.
Anderson, South Carolina.
Aim. George S. Witnu r was Jins, tcnilcn, Mrs. Ralph Wight nnd
prize, a crystal ten bell was won
it 3:00 o’clock nt the
Morning Wurthip, 1 1 :•>(( A. M. c s Wednesday afternoon a n ile- Airs- Hal Wight, who wore awnnlikin'. Ml members nvc
Rev Fred Entsminger. Suiiertn- ligli'iful hrid,-c pally win n s)u- . ed dainty hand made
The marriage of Miss Virkrrv by Airs. Edmund Meiseh
ImndkorI tRin-l
Later
in the afternoon the tendent of the Suith Ec-t Di.striet . itertiiincd ’.the mein|«J' ,•) Mu* |chiefs. At'the tea hour, Mrs. Hurt
and Mr. Ix>e comes as u surprise
Pft»» Glub of the First to their many friends. Mrs. Lee bridge accessories " c i e removed of the Congregational Church E x
|served her guest# with iasty rtsuirh will meet at 3:30 has made Sanford her home since 'and the tables spread with hand tension lloiiid- wilt be the 'peuk- Micrnoor. ten duplicate (nidge 1fteslnnent# eouslsting of ra'ri1 (nit at her home in Loch Aibm.
-'IIs. A, C, Mcl/ ndon early' childhood and was a stu made covers and lefreshments er.
>-vAi'i't pt*a,s it nt I If 1 nh
H lav i'*lily geuleil salad, hut rolls, coffee,
RIW I1.' nk Avenue with dent at the Seminole High School were served consisting of a
Chlistiun Endeavor. *l;3tf P, AF uwd in decorating the
jelb*
lopped
with
rooms grapefruit
b*n and Mrs. George and is a member of the younger thicken salad course with acces
Evening service
7:30 P AF where the card luble* had been a l - wlapped cream and cakes.
ftttises,
social set.
FH R ST BA PTIST ( 1 1 1 1(4 II
sories, frozen cream and fruit,
t ingeil for play.
When all 1 I1
Jl of Choral SfM-lety ut
Sunday school IF30 A. M,
Immediately' following the cere cake and coffee. Assisting Mrs.
i. aids had been played, momItit I DDE PARTY
pA 4i the Woman's Club. mony Mr. anil Mrs. Lee left fur Scott in serving were Mrs. Holland
Morning worship and sei nom 1 1 vcre added and it was foiiiel that
TUESDAY
Shelby, North Carolina, where L. Dean, Mrs. Clyde Byrd anil A. M.
Ugliest scores were made In Mir
Miss Acru Mitchell and Mls.i
! b»nre m (|lc Hotel For- they will make their homtf! Their Mrs. W. Theodore Langley.
Spiaker, Air. J . T. Henderson. '\ J . Thigpen mid Air*. William Durotliy Sievekipg enUTtuinixi at
many friends here will join in
Enjoying this
pretty
party Knoxville, Tenn.
tl*inre Scott. Refreshments ol bridge, Thursday afternoon ut the
brpartnieiit of the Wo- wishing them every happiness.
Young people’s Unions (Flfi P iniiity sandwiches and tea were himii' of Miss'Koiveking. When tii"
were Mrs. E. IF Ely. Mrs. Alfred
»ill nieet at 3:00 o'clock
\V. U-e Jr., Mrs. F AL Kenzic M.
1 v r j J i y tile hostess late in the i uni gumes had been concluded
r business meeting and
W E L F A R E DEPARTMENT
Evening service 7:30. Subject of
teinoon. Ehijnying the games of semes were compared nnd the
Davison, Airs. W. Theodore Lang
officers.
ley, Airs. Calvin Teague. Airs. S. Herman, Fosses, or Bartering th ••ipheilto "Avert' All*. Rubelt -L prize for top srbre a box o|
Cl*-* of the First HupThe regular business meeting of !>. Highleyman. Mr*. A. " • Epps, Best.
Bully Kr., Alts. G. Irving I.pueks. dainty hand made handkerchief."
*'•1 meet ut K:*00 o’clock the Welfare DepurtmiftU of the Mrs. L. IF Me Culler. Mrs. Hugh
.Mr. Ileinlerson will conduct can 1I 1 4. Roy .‘vymeS nnd guest Alt'- ■was won by Miss Vitgittiu Me
a<'» It. Pippjn at her Woman's Club was held Wednesday Lalur, Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft, Mrs. fevcnccs, Uml deliver ud4 re*»ee' tliltncr of Mieh., Mrs. T ’ L. Daniel. The men’* prize, also a Ik>x
afternoon at the eiuli house. The Percy Mcro, Mr*. W. K. White, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday llamas, Mrs. William Moore Scott, of linen handkerchief* went to
V ’1
Street.
Traders Associntion of vice president, Mrs. Fred R. Wil Airs. Edmund Meiseh. Alls. Frank evening*.
Mrs. W. Theodore laingle)
and ( 'Dienre I’riest. The consolation
high School will -meet son prei|drd. A short drill on Parli- Scruggs, Mrs. C. P. Vincent, Mrs.
prize, a box of candy wan given
Mis WF J . Thigpen.
k at the Junior l{igb raentaiy? Law was conducted by Tison of Savannah. Gft.j . Mr*.
AV. C. T. I . IIAS MEETING
Mb* Dorothea Lawson. Refrv»hMrs. Eraest M. Galloway. The res- John W. Kneed, Mrs. J . I}- \Voi|d
meitts of stuffed celery, fruit sal
SANS S tll’CI t I.l B
"omen's circle of the ignatini ) 1 of All's. Henry 'Wight, .uff, Mr#. C .M. Boyd. Mr#. C. E.
The Womens' Christian Tentpet ■
mi, wafer*) olive* nmf punch were
On
Tliursday afternoon the served lo' the ho«t<'SKc« nt the
n f hureh will meet at chairmaq of the deportment was Ateyor#, Mr*. James L. 'Veil*, Mrs. ante Union hold Its regular payer»t the chutvh.
ing Friday afterqottn u t ' j h t haotc lucnihers of the .Sans Souei Bridge 1 ciulusion of the game. The
read and accepted with deep re
•*«ting 0f
Daughters gret. Mfc. C. E. 'Myers wen elected Dick Brawn, Mr#. BraxtuB, 1). of Mrs. Olio SrhirttmJ on*the West 1 lull were most delightfully en guest* wore Miss Hazel Vurn.
Baggett, Mrs. John V<\ Meiseh Jr,,
1 *-»** nf the Mpthodist to fill the
un-expired term. The Mrs. Holland U Dean, .Mr*. Hyde Side, with a very good attendance tertained aa, the guests of Air*. Mi## Dorothy Crouch, Miss DorI "ill W held nt 8 :0 0 election of officers for the ensuing Byrd, Mrs. Lloyd Boyle. Mrs. IF of members. In the absence of tin James L Wells at her home on ntlica Lawson, Miss Virginia Me
Myriads of red Dunit-I, Miss Virginia Emsell, Mis*.
w* home of Mrs. W. W. year resulted ns follows: chairman, D. Caswell, Mrs. James A. Pitt preaident, Mrs. Fieri Miteboll, the Oak Avenue.
»y ib* arts, howls of red sweet pea* ; Efrannr Bally; Wlfl. RUck, Corilori
u lRI’ark Avenue.
Mrs. C. E. Myers; vice chairman. man, Mrs. Chnrlr* Powell Jr., and meeting was prysided o v e r - by
#*! a" d ferns adorned tlu* rooms James, Llrtus Keiveking, Clarence
Mrs. Coo|Hir. After the busines*
t,p “~----- ---- ‘ /Mrs. W. T. Wherdezs; secretary and Mrs. Rutherford Douglas.
session a , program was rendered where the gumes were played, Priest, Eugtfne Terw'illiger, Ifny
^KDNESDAY
I treasurer, Mrs. H. J . Lehman:
y, ore# for this gain** of pea- Britt, John Tcrwilliger and llillie
Department of the , merit he r«h Ip chairman, Mrs. Mary
The ntonw friends of Mrs. J . E, which was greatly enjoyed. Thi#
“ will meet at 3:30 Puloston; Program chairman, Mr*. TerwIIliger will regret to learn that being thb birth numth of France. 1 'c.shive bridge were kept oil tal Ball.
lies
in the forms of Valentine*.
’ »* duh house.
L. P. llagan.
hhp
m nt her home on T. Williurdj th«> scripture lesson
was composed .of
her favorite At the conclusion of the game#,
1 tt°r'/ R'wwvelt • AuxilCOCOA— Kystematic marking of
verse*.’Several readings nnd quot tie hostess served moulded tuna streets in Cocoa east of old railT I lu itS I tA Y
'
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»)!! l * ^ ' ' • un'i camp
Mrs. T. M. (iurran and Mrs. ation# wore given from her writ fi h salad, potato chips, saltine#. road begun.
There will be 11 meeting of '-he
u” ^
“t the
licorge
Gee of Towanda, Pu., nre ing*. An eFcerpt fycm “The Girl In irt shaped cakes uml coffee.
women
of
the
Methodist
Church
ut
' '
Schaeffer ut
Mr*.
:-»••
y ry F R lt
I. \vt. tv
r»l>ers are coMlally In- 3:00 o'clock ut the homtrof Mr*. J- the guests of Airs. Frank J . Gon. hood of FEancas 1^. Wtlliard" was The bridge players were
read
by
Mr#Bohorf
G.
U.vey.
A
Clyde
Byrd,
Mr.Raymond
G.
E Rf ~ * 1
» «K >
D. Parker on Mi’rtlo Avenue for z.ftlez at her home on Palmetto
slicin’
half
hour.was
enloved'ditc
F"<.
Ml**.
Kitty
DuBcse.
Mr*.
"IM
,W
new
«
«
«
m
McGrego.»«hington party at the purQOse of organizing an Or Avenue.
K
i h S h tlom : sandwiches *an l Jiminelt McCall. Mrs. Alfred W.|HauBv»rd oppo.ltft e » y hall,
I, Mr*' '• E. Eitridge phanage Club. All who are inter
of fie*• were M
*ervc*L
hostI•*' Jj lgy. 'Ul8,
Mrs. . wtnumi
Edmund Mel»ch,. rra+nA ifaLkUa
Avi* ai 3:30 o'clock ested in the orphanage are asked to
rrvecU by the hQ
»t- »
_»
PALMETTO—2 modem resi- 1c-cifft
far
JNdlle
.
.
,d«m‘V
ft
b«ing
cuMUucted
<oa
w <»K. . „
and Mr*. Clarka. '
1lirsxton Baggett.
modern *Uim Uundry, ,
A
they Slid In ft V-'sh'dpt* Wll
gold jiequlns. The collar '
the back of the neck.
, . j » utm*
P erso n a ls
— H i . AiuU.lvii^ & E r Barrett of
j r a , - . F O t t U .L S T .A A K I i * *
^
Jacksonville- and Mrs. Straughan
If. Hr C'henney, Oscooln; O. (1.
One of the loveliest social affairs
Bnrn-tt, formerly
Sanford, who
of
the
season
was
that
of
Friday
Buxter,' Jacksonville; It. S. Dub
have been spending the past two
lin, Mndisonville, Ky.; J P. Me levelling when Mrs. Horry B. Lewis
days here at tjte Hotel Forrest
Lake, left Friday morning for
Pher.on J r , , Mndisdnvilie, Ky.; Dr. and Mrs. G. II. Bishop entertained
j at the first of a series of bridge
their home.
F. D. Strother, Mndisonville, K^.; parties, nt the lioth'c of AIr». I ewis
Ky.; ,<m Magnolia Amende. honoring Mrs.
T. Fl. Ry|b>F Mninsanville,
Rev, Mill-timer
Glover left
umm lrr*. Madlsonvilly, Alice Wondt-ixjjc ,W trobiiii, the
O. it. .Cum
Thursday, fm‘ Miami nmi points
- .. . * .
on the East Const where he went
K y . ; i E d . . J . Uogginn, New York; guest cif Mrs. Robert A. Newman,
on work concerning tlie Young
Shennnnj
Drawdy,
Leesburg; Mrs. Miltncr lif,Michigan, the guest
I copies Service league.
flense Cl White, Starke; Do Witt of Mrs. Roy Symcs and Mrs. (;, r .
T. (Sray, Jacksonville; .1. ifftlluf- Conger of Oklahoma City. riklti.,
Mrs. R. Y. Middleton and Mrs.
fy, Boston, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. M. who is visiting as the guest of Mrs.
Caroline Wntson loft Wednesday
S. Sickler, Philadelphia, l*n,; W. Walter Coleman,
for their homes at Palm Beach,
Suggestive of spring were the
It. I-ovett, Jacksonville;
Mrs.
after
spending a few days hen*
Ralph Sherman, St. Pclrrshurit; ilcruriitions and nlliei, details. |tjr-k.
HUGHAlXAN-BCSSIE LOVE it WILLIAM 80vf> w'UKtSS PrtRAOf * PATHS'
at the Hotel Forrest Lake.
ets
and
I
kjw
I
s
of
exipiisite
rut
Mrs. W. B. Ixcnberg, St. Peters
burg. Mrs. Mary A. Baird and flowers of sweet pens, baby breath,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Tongue re
daughter, St. Petersburg; J .
L lilacs and ferns were lavishly used
linked' bogie 'Wednesday evening
Smith, St. Petersburg;
F. J . about the reams where the games i
from For; Lauderdale where they
Freeze, Miami.
wire played. The colors of icd,
spent the week-end.
„
white and blue were featured,
HOLY CROSS ( III RCII
suggesting the approach <>f George
SE M IN O LE
•hii' of the lovlicst social affairs
Mrs. T . B. Harrison of Atlanta,
.
Quinipingesimn Sunday.
M. J . Kennedy, Fitchburg, Mass; Washington's birthdav.
Celebration of Holy t'oinnmnlon nt tin* week' " jis that of Thursday On., arrived here Thursday afterGeorge L. Archer, Atlanta, Ga.;
iiftrrneim rvligie Airs. William A. I noon to visit her daughter Mrs.
Tallies done in the form of quaim 7:!10 A. M.
\V. P. Coleman. Atlanta, (!n.; T. old fashioned maidens wem mg
Let t ier entertained at the second 'JMeCnskill at her home i:i
Cliurch School.
A. M.
T. Welch, Jacksonville; O,—-At hoop skirts were used for the ] Morning Prayer •nnd Sermon, «>r n -ei ids of tiridge parties at her I Hose ( ourt.
Wilson, Pittsbufg, Pa:;
W.
It. games, while the pencils mid 11:00 A. M.
home/ mi Magnoljii Ayenue,
|
— 7---- Crowe, Atlanta, Ga.; W. E. Cox, bridge score pads were dime in
Evening Prayei and Scvuiort,
George Washington's ' birthday I '^r* n" 1* Mrs. \\ . If.-Md auSFlorence, S. (\; Mr. and Mrs. W. hatchets arid cherries/ When ih e ‘ b:lH> P. M
wa.-s suggested in tin- decorations liuitl and .Mrs. Edward ('alien
M. Martin,' Tampa; Steve Cusack. fifth progression bad been played,, Young yeopl a service League, land other details. The rooms of of Philadelphia, Pal. arrived here
Chicago, 111.; Tom Terrill, Jack - : scores were collected by Sirs. ti:.*MI P. MT
‘i
*
tin- lovely home were abloom wTth Thursday .and are (tie guests of
sonville; E. L. Brooking, Tampa; ft< l,ort A. Newman and Mrs.
Rectors' liibliv i hiss7 Wednes- quantities of exquisite deep red Mr. and Airs. Charles E. Henry at
F. B. Belting, Atlnnta, Ga.; W. A. Walter S. Coleman and the first day Evening, 7:311 I’. A'.
|.simp dragons, Iinby breath and rod their home on Magnolia* Avenue.
Jolly, Wuhlo; L. S. Cody, Bun- prize a white patent leather pork1 sweet |iia-. These l ively hlnssoips
.Miss Ruth Knntier, who holds a
noil; Horace E. Walker, DeLnnd. et litmk was won by .Mrs. Gemgt. S.
F IR S T CHRIST) \\ C H lJtC Il |weie atranged in baskets and responsible position with B. Altboa
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Ill
Witmer.
Mrs.
J . IV
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who
Ninth and J ’alineiUi
At The Churches
t
PRINCESS
Picture At Milane
Mrs. William M. Scolt1
Knterlains At Bridge
J
,B«y Stm t.
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snri w ^ l w l - ^.r - - .- w .
Mr. ami Mrs, Robert' Hines of
Ktunrt, former residents of San
ford. announce the birth of a
daurhter on February 6 . The baby
has been named Hnrbarn Watkins
Hines.
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Big Musical Extravaganza
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Thursday Night* Feb.23
Special Scenery
Beautiful Costumes
Funny Comedians
Good Singlngr
and Dancing
Curtain 8:1.5
Prices, Adults 7.r>c»
Children 3f»c
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SACRED RITE FOR FUSS CAUSED__BY A re S m a ller A n d Slim m er, Belgium
1STSpring
DIOCESE BISHOPlSM ALL ISLANDS; Survey O f Experts R ev eals
-r v m v r » .J
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tl| l
t,i Vjj SjlriJ
iif djirJIS
Beau (if ul And Solemn Cere* I Diva) Claims To Tiny Islands
mony In Performed Before,
In South Atlantic Ocean Is
Congregation Which Tnxes
Developing z\musinj{ Differ
Cathedtal.-Eu.4 ts Capacity: - o n c e
CLEVELAND, O.. Feb. I S - One
LONDON. Feb.,. I » '-Out of rival
of the moit beautiful, tntlemn, In* claims to two small islands in the
tcrc.sting and im-rcd ceriiiinnlff* in South Atlantic Ocean 1750 mile*
the Ktininn Catholic religion was fron th* Mnithcrnto.it point of
performed here today br'nrc n cmi- Sn u b Africa, in developing « difgregation that taxed the capacity fere nee between Or rat Britain
of St. John’s cathedral, when Msgr. un.l Nm w.iy which is brine watchT. 0 . O’Reilly Was c maecrated as | with amused interest by thBishop of the diocese of Scranton.1rest of Europe.
B R U S S E L S , l e b . , IK— ( I N S )
T h e ithosl of N apoleon 1 v ill midnulitedly i etiirn to p la ce his sent
NEW YORK. Fel*. IK.— (IN S) the newer Louise Brooks, whose upon the union of th e r o y a l P rin ce
Screen vamps oftodny are sm all-(five feet one inch of cntnittry. u f J U U y - i t i l k - U u ’ y o u n i t - I ’ rin c c s s
x^^rntis^i many n mnseuline ‘*Userv«*r. Marie-Jviiu. o f — B e l g i u i 'a , . . it-—Flic.
,
__
, to b re a th e hard . J j r o t a . G a r b o is*of m ucli-tn lh cd -of
m a r r i a g e is c u l be.
An(ttT!Fjti«e< o i the s u b j e c t t i l e medium h eigh t, J-nlly "Phipps r r g i s - 1 intnnled n e x t - s p ri n t * .
4ie fact that Clara Bnw, the g irljters at five feet two ami Vilmn
Princess Clementine, daughter
who is supposed to have “it,” is ‘ Bank> is limited in shte but seems of old King Leopold ll.jiH ^he aunt
five feet two inches In height, and to lie unlimited in romntic possi of the present King AInert and
grand-aunt of his daughter, Princ
that Madge Bellamy is only five hi lilies, ‘ .
Girls who do not piny vamp ess Marie. She is jW»-widow of
feet one inch tall. Olive Borden is
parts hut who arc tremendous hits Prince Victor Napoleon, son of
five feet four.
Yearn ago the public taste was include the slim ami bewitching Prince Jerome Uuujipuitc and
different. Theda Bara, the origin Mt linn Davies and the elite and Princess Clothilde, miter of King
al vnnip, was five feet nine inches tiny Mary Bickford.
Humheit of Itnly. Thus, she is
till) when she drew hers"lf lit* to
( ’lose motion picture observers also the grand-aunt of- the Prince
full height and told “the fool there liny that the n.'erage height of the of Italy..
was" a thing or two. Kitty Gordon shc-sheiks on the-screen ’ today is
The -Prince belong* to the hoti* •
was a tall girl, too.
five f<»et three and trie average of Favnia. son of Princess Helene
Of rmirse, the stately type of weiglit is 120 pounds. The day of of ,Montenegro. Ilis grandmother
movie vamp hasn't entirely tlisap- the A mar. on type has disupeared. wait a Princes* of Savoie and his
penred. Nitu Nnldi has returned They don’t "register" any more.
g r e a t -giandmother,
the wife of
And .incidentally, brunettes- still V i c t o r Emmanuel l. n Princess of
to the screen burning up mere
men with n glowing glance. Carmel grcat,l> predominate as of yore,I
Austria.
among the vamps bill red henilji arc j,
Myers attains a 'fair height, ton.
r),c Q(ireli of the Belgium*,
But by Way of contrast there's crowing lor room
mother of Marie-Jose, is a Ba
varian Duchess of the lirutu It
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117*11 f ) * 1 J o r (WWt
which never occupied the throne.
^n‘
.
Not only is the sovereignty of
Many prominent Cu^iolic <ligni- I t|,P islands involved in doubt, ' hut
taries attended the consecration th e 'shunt inn is complicated |»v the
and the importance and rr*p*in*l-1 fiut , hat
Ilinv ,H.......„.exlatant,
bility of this high Cntholic church pmimers
Tor twenty centuries
position-was In{Rented whenDennis
jIIlvi|1(r
sh„rp|y divided
Cardinal '.Dougherty of Philadoj- Jt*pnnlinjr its position,
phia, assisted by Archbishop M. J .
„ . ,
_.
, .
Curley of Baltimore mid Bishop', ^ u v e t and Thompson, the sJoseph Schrcmbs of this diocese 1h,',Ih. ,n
nl’rdKl>’ « *!
raised Migr. O’Reilly to the.epis unted on th e f i f t y - f o u r t h parallel
copal rank a position .which is the of south latitude, and the contrem*
lost stepping stone to becntltu a temps bai been brought about by
Prince of the Church—a cnrdinnl: Hie British Government officially
Dressed in their colorful robes lensing them to a Norwegian Com
of offices the officiating. clergy pany for exploitation and as a
r\
¥\ • •
rill
»■
At /\T r
1
wdlini, also of a brunch which
held the thousands in the cathedral, "'inling station
Her great gmn ispellbound with the- HnprciiOVc-1
Norway Wakes l'p
mother
was
Princess
I.uiiIm
neas c f t!.e ceremony, with ils| This wore up the Norwegian
d’Orleans. daughter of King Louis
symbolical and beautiful ritual.
Government, which promptly inPONTIAC. Mich.,' Feb, Id—The only by loci easing our production Phiiippe of France.
formed the British that Bouvet i<
Papal Announcement *«
Oakland Motor C ir Company wit) |to 25,li(Jli,
Norwegian,
the
Norwegian
flag
The ceremony opened with the
(Tin,
■"1 may iny.'* M:
Tuny eonr e a d i n g uf the pupa! announcement having been hoisted there on De build 25,(11)11 Oakland and Pofttinnl <
ears
during
tho
month
of
Feb
cember
I
last
by
Norwegian
e
x
schedule
illtinned, ’ that this
in -1
S a ieg
that Migr. O'Reilly was eligible to
ruary.
A
new
high
record.
»
.
plorers,
and
that
it
was
unaware
crease
is
mndu
possibl
•
l»y
the
the episcopacy and was folowud by
This announcement coming from
.the bishop-elect wilouinly making of I he existence of Thompson Is
ability of our pro\IUu.idn depait- . (< s Jernigan. manager of the
**
1\V, It. Tracy, vice president in in. at to expand its faed.t^s, ,.rin-1 Kai)f(|n| ,inllu h (lf „
his oath of obedience to the jsjjie in land.
National
charge
of
Miles,
steps
up
the
pie
Making investigation, the British
s p ir itu a l matters.
Oakland Company Will Build 25,000
iw grandmother *«, .» if«i.v»Cars Dunne: The Month Of February
Jernigan Wins Honor
jn
Competition
lougherty, chief consecrator an d ' iilanda, British charts show there
the candidate to the bishopric said ' an- three islands there; Norweg'will
trirt ."iitesl based on improvement
record
mnss Kimullniicously, which was ian sailors deriare there is only e a r s over, the
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l e ready lot operation h\
t n e n t .-I' a g e n c i e s ?
IloVever, mass wns interrupted Bouvet out of position; old maps ' ''Tlie building of 2 5 , turn c a r s this >lle |>| Fel IIlia i\
llni.H-i-d sales’ was one of tin
while the presiding prelate in- show four islands; while'such no m onth, a rec ord fo r (hii.laiul-Pnu" T h e r e a l e 2d w a i l i n g d a y . in
structed the bishop-to-he in his authority ns the famous English tint production, will lie m ad e po- Ftlu iiiiiv with a loial ot 2 0 7 w ork - n>o*i unportant factor* in thi
new duties.
explorer Captain Cook declared silde by the op en ing o f Ib e th in! fug hunt * * e I J.IJn w<u king min- award tha: was given Mr. .Icini
gnu. vein, competed with lliiM’'cn
Following mass the principal ftnil Icenturies ago ilml there were P o n t i a c a s s e m b l y fine," Mr T r a c y uic* . Ill "1 i|e1 t" inaiiiitm tun * j :»,otliei
ales a g e n t s r e p r e s e n t in g the
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most important part of the cere- none
soul hi a s t e rn
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ferring of the episcopal power up French officer returned fn-m lInon Msgr. O’Reilly the first pastor Soul h Seas in 17.'!!! and stated that February, tliis figure via* not ■-Mill I'lf Die i kililain 1 Mntu i Cat f i n . vvhii Ii notified tlic local man
o f III . Mil l OHS.
»ff Cleveland to be raised to this he hud discovered hind surrounded based oil |Hi*sihle sales bill oil :n 4’t 1 ID1s
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actual
i.rtlers.
So
when
the
order*
high position.
'by water somewhere in the neigh
WINI EIj II \\ IN I.ai ge rigai
I . U K I I I N Gain id .N.!2.501
This began with the consecrator 1 1lorhood of 45 South by 50 I a*i continued to pour in. It hecaiinh o w a fm liuihling per- ’
nnd hi* two assistants performig \He decided this w a s not the main- evident early I hi* week that III • fm I'M In he built 1 le by ( ■t*i Li’ ovi l !
m lt- . i c 1 l o i e d u r i n g l'.'27.
. ' t h e ceremony of "the imposition of land of Australia, which In- w,.* additional demand could he me. mul ♦it' *HI It It
Iho hand*" mil forth in the Arts of seeking, nnd *o decided t>> call it
the Apostles, which states that Kl. Bouvet Island, nfter him,
l ’eter and Kl. Paul nnd other apos
Kuhsecqiieiitly
f'n p lain
i mil.
tles raised several uf their wurthv searched t ’ne locality hut failed t >
followers to the authority of bis
find the island, and icache.I th.'
hop by placing their hands on the
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Vllrti I fi l es w H i i ii l l v 1-1 i«u I mo| «!■ nr
eoTirltlsIon that Bnuvel k,n| ..alv W CTi.I, wager Ihsl Ih*- i
heads of tho candidate*.
ini** • ill rl.iptjN* n,
Marm^h with
t h i n <‘rttiin r v
u- i i i M
fiei n mi ic« In rg
fTm*’* I hr ho.41 <1 «m
hl»'i» it- - i t ' i
\Vfilth- I f»* •♦*•* lilitj kkftippe-d i T f ^ l l i .
Cardinal Officiates
Oil Old C.'i'iii
I D fut'fiu fiilf'h Us li.i“ f" * n i tfjii i f I
Intuiting in Latin "Receive jlic
\Vii'liHii;ioii l n « i n ( a i r
N*|^iiil,*i» i iiuM i * * i i ti
ll was not until
I nIis lhal the | helOH.
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of il K i i b i Hp.«ik
Holy Ghost", r'ardinul Dougherty
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and Bishop Sibieinb.s luurlici! i Hi v.hen ('a n t I-itlsl-nx , of th whal
lcir*4 |iIr i J11lii% ,i i
4 \ ■■11f in U r
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head of the bishop designate with ii- Fw'iin. d i 'i o v e i . 'd an i.-!: i n.l * D
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their hands, nnd Msiqtt U'lluiJTy wni ti|. • ........ i
t r \ Julio
’’anointed \\itli nil ".** Muse-, an* tiles,* wiilci**, and .1 we- cnl *i. d sA*‘!sth*l I* dll V all(j t'.i'ltiihninl. ||(>
I 1 Kr.mi**
MUl t lr%|I || if 1*1 IM I1Hill
on Ihe . h i n t
a n n i d i n g i v In 1H25
i
"I'tittnf
ointed Anrun ttie highpriesl."
• o mi juti
1t i u p
i f .in
I pp- ll
I iiu;' in *1* iff
All the minks ul the dignity ol ( a n la in N* l i t - Im e te d Iwu i•'l'p k\ lift* *•
- on,, he called l . u e i | ..... I, and
ll*|lll-l
li.’ u a t-l.il.i u . *
the high offiu uf Kisiiog I he ring, I
>pofU:* • ,»!.■
flif'lil I o rmi*rIt «* d M*ti* Id v» f
\' it
the parton.l stuff, ihe mitei and l L *t *.|In-1 'I’hiimp-i.n,
:?o.ih iji'ldtii - : i •ohfl WIil'T
•df'i’fijll V .U l.itiiT' mil* in In n 'ii i,i IE
Afler
lhal
the
islands
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gloves—were hleesi
lllllltlf * * I 'itM'l . Id I'OlllnH kkll'
fUK* cm Ifi" Jolly u K- K it 11 iH
The eeremonw over, tho m*wisiulit ' • f*•* imely y e a r * , but all f r f i ec l , M l l i ' l l l l . i l lid* M i l l III* lit *- 1
Ji'hl foir r ,.o.i * 11' juit
W.c
bishop. OM-orled |,y his eonseern appan-nilv v.i i<> i i i.gnu I a - ittrurtiv* sl*l*■ tmiM lo* 11«» ri o^ Mm
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N I M If •Ii i n, 14* dI und
1* ' iffi> a- ii. n r-r si ii h I'm ii lid f ■.-A
tot's walked thimigli the aisles of Bnti*h possi'-sitin* €>r.iilnri u l l J 1»t* mu tiii* n in n n o
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01 kk111| p- . |i i « tit *s. r\ i* on ■piii
Tfiohli il
Allow r* m.iiiiiiik' j*-lik I m
the c a t lieilnil blessing the im
Tin- iiii,i.-b <i *.eiiiinent i* t:d;
* »h »* *411•I |4■• • ii kx11Ii i I *r*:»-^
Vnensc congregation whije the "T - mg the .ntuipil,- that ii grunted I f<I**K**11 Hll^hlly 4i 11*I * u •• Ttiilk i 1
M irjiM' ItIit ct *u ■ »* ill*--I n d c: h r t i it 3
*itvltl. l .nl.h .ns 4IH>1 ]•t< ttii> i fn.vv
Don in was sung.
the island* in good I cub t,, the •b"
iti.iy I'M1" iincd
lin*l.|ei| in 1 1t* fid in tiidiifi* *
Uu> newly ordained Bi-hop of . Norwegian firm, hill admits lhal
l,rn|M- .Ini'- soulTle
I nti l up
the Scranton, Pn., dmi-c*.- will leave ,
Tl mmp*oi i may be * IfVi'l ttlhfl H
2 level t a l d ' - l ..... ..
l i m n S|i»>k.
|Mlti(lf III I , MCI Slliil i. '
for his new duties the early part "d o u b t f u l." And v,-t ( D-- R as m u s*
Mil 1'i‘iiH r vi III* Hi*’ fi'iiit n M p |i
Hog (ielattio
I Mil,': l |<* I SI I |f |*'
h. . j, 111|S*-41 Willi Mdl.li t tl'MhlriJ,' 1(11.1 I lUiit g l u t " juo • siveelniieit
of Mnreli.
*% ru p oof*I wtiiiT
reit Companv i-f <l.*h> has a g r e e d
New Recipes For Washington s
Menus
f kk hplMIIII Ills kkhl|lfDt| I |Id III.
1 l a i d ' III t. iiioo Julee
j W ti [tvs 4 < g c
I.IIIH hnHi ^ithid
, ru p c re a m
- Icvi'l 1dMi’SfXmll f III ■> K ti ' \ S|Mlk
Soak gelatin- lu g rap e Juice f\v»
l nt K Ui ' J u Ui i *
illlUff-v It.'ii t e a t lu iloutile h,i;|**r
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■dll g e f 'l n o e* ilissolvi-ij. 0 * "not
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ud a l l 'l l u nit ure l.egtus to Itd ck' * 4 o p n t i M %ln< sr-ii
II. Im-iii and laid III stKTIy lleuten
V* 1 III* M i p a i
-•« whiles
Hair tilt W i t Individual
14*a “ p o u n f ill nul l
a Ids Willi lie ml vl urn. add will]'fart .
t vr>ain in tin ii-nialml'-r and
• lt|t i •’I c r y . c l i o p j " 1
II loolil*
<'Mil
rem ov e frooi
V « »*P p* 4Ul t l llll I I " >1 molds to - <i i tug d ull an d g a m u t )
Hi m K g e h i t l l i r in , iU,l
e >tti e ttm il'd vtot' ts.
lit Io Ul t n. A *1*1 hukikop «d'* t sup.ii'
I lii-rrj 1k lightk i o » r . . . r it tot s u i t i i i ol x’ n u n t i l d o
I'-V' l t a l d t Mpooi i f o| K n o t H p u r k r- ufk. . *
W inn
lokMui *
I t i ui r i k »*.
II tig t i e l a 11lie
Mil. Iv4 it H i t til n t h * l t l i KI f i l l * i t O
CUPS gran u lated sue., r
I hi o lotfi films 11 %
k* I luiudf* oi mlt.
I F B I p l l l f ' t t p p l r Jill. - t i , il.lt .1
to pay ro y a l t i e s on g u an o eolleteed
•here
and on oil
from
w h ales ; I Illfl't'AplJdll f III 14'f|b14J| J ll< •
h ru f nugur
fished frtim its w a te r* .
l'* i% irmltiN rail!
Himli gi'lutliic In i'nl.1 H .iiit r.
n.ftiuf oh
ifftnmihi mi Imtjihi* pin*1*
Raleigh Alottru Sent I, a former
I o p p lf jiift'u umf ii*l*l loiiiiiii jiiii 4
Tennessee slave, Who claim* to lie
, Mu:»r und iwilt. ‘ T u r o into iwi
the Inst of the ex-slave jubilee J
t h u l l p u l . mill u fti*fi k* ry (It in.
singers of the South, will appeal
f ill H riitu'ii.
Kill (.1,1 ^Pi4 f* u lMi
at Trinity Methodist Church, San
J.llirdpph j4*11y min**, rlii n l i j tldU'h
ford Avenue und Seventh Street,
uinl uliy p r i f r r n . l fm li.
Mi rvi
\rrjr «*<il«f.
on Monday and Tuesday nights at
llv I nternnl hum I New* S e rv i c e
SaJail Itlntf uHli I ruff
7:45 o’clock, according to an an- II L O N D O N , Ji m . 2d Si P a u l ’s
nouncrnirnf today.
1 levH !alili'K|U)iiiifiil Kim* }{{,*,,»,
'(.ith e d la l,
threiileiied
s e v e ra l
Uni? npliillim
Scott, who i* eumph-iing hi* fit limlllll*
In r a v a g e * ol tim e, in i p 4 «*!■! .u at.*r
tieth year before the public ,nul uow i oi ,,f i|aiig"i
* Up** •Mil!**!. * J|« w.
, I'Svst'oonlul i re al,
uf t u r t e r
I t. i m u ! * * of h r i u l t i * * l u p p ( . >
is making In* larrvvrP loin, will
I tie
v. oi I.
ol
11 p airin g
\v a-, ■ \ Il’dDpOiillf ||| f**4 ii*
i I'nspoiniful vanilla
; • r »t* mi |i'ttui*<‘ vs r *i
*1f * **k
sing old plantation songs, tell »f Hi led on no <il a l e l i at le t ’ I he vv >t u
1* 14J4p n m i f ul |id 1411f
Soak g> lalliie In i ii- - .7011 rtIi n ip
humorous soulhvin stories and tug mi,, i- ..... I lhal Hie cnlhebrnl
1 o!i| w a t e r li tn lu u i's
Mix sugar
11 onp i r» din nr mill
C
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liltM
lUoiriiM
give rendition* of In* own eom- w a s a " d a n g e r o u s s t n i e l u i e " , and
„i, I m a i n <■( tu ilu i logelliei, add
«up ptiniipplf
I 14*\4’I tuhlrnpoofif M h*
*. *1
position.
' m-.hiltf I'll]* ■nil! w Iter all,| |Kl 11
I i up rr*| rlirfrleji
so eff ie irn tly and lapidlv has it
IliiK (H'lullm
•hill s> run I* el' iii
Silt snak' d
A s p e c i a l keetiilli ol t h e e h t l l c l l been t a l l i e d out thin much tiinic
Hu i1
ill ii.* Iit t d l l k*.i>r ft S * III* i o l d kk i i 11' t
. la till'.' I l 'e i i g l i i,m- llv and torn
will be reserved loi the while luis been in eonipli-heil l ban had inittm* *• , it*f difotdk«■ **\i i 11tii 14
t-i ip Htiicur
tnt, 1 I'liti I" 1 mil lull >|i out s>ra|"
people who a ir eoidially invited b e e n > p e d lor
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M . f«fi
d
f)
|•11**. i4»|*|
h fran p oo n ful *kn11
■lie) JUtll
\\ le 11 ||i - i p enld. le a I
to hear Ihe wandering singei
lliele lem.iin* le'Wevvr, a 'good h- iMi tiK, *, i i *-*( tu «ilii| j:< !,tU»> t r i i f t i t i u k i n j r Ic*
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• naugll. lei a, t e l e lemlains
I'laee
deal III lire to he done, The most
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1 candled eiti i r j on "Inn of .
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mipoilont part of ihe vv ok of re*
Phil Im; d fill 41II kktl |;|: *y, pi Ml"
l eiiluill and a r r a n g e in fan cy |Uuc
1 •*- — * l.
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toiiiiioii wns thi' strengthening of r e III * t l)f U plxtlTI flltkJll | WlllPl 1 r u p I*hrrrl(i4
Honk iJf’lulhii’ fo I'ohl Hitler
|.i per nisi *
the ' it pi. This I* now finished. r* 11v lu i n titiilif, fill 1‘AtkHH kkit Ii i in In tit I’M (i tn iliMMfdk ** i»k * r I mMi l i c
t ( n r k i'd lr l o l g r t n l t n * recipe*
The pillar once thought to he solid tniMH kkiii* r. lift nut ami Mh ii |tn- \vnfrr Add lo h»M rli’r mid mumi •wililMe /nr nII •
ni II hr t r o t
stone, were found to he mere to* !*»• hitir*- mikhl tn H arm voiii’r, salt and vanilla. Meat well. .......1 „s„n r i . / u n l lo ih i I „„rf /../*• «liu*
\ ru- ) uri,
'lulls and ihibe erai'.ed. The) liiMiiw ii nfit»uf Mu* **t|ifn'M, roll iii%‘«■rt ant) when II slllTens to-nl In w tilp t.'urr**, T.'t.'t /(• "<0/ „ ,1
\ )','t mill r f n i p l uf u lieu cral ,1 a m p
P A I H . '. F I. l
( I N S i " l b II- havy now la-ell lilled vvUh ennereli*. cm »»*t‘kt<t(| pidle C*4trt*f ill Iy r* niovi* |M‘d c r e a m . Whi|- III chopped m a r
ttiuhl.
Muroltfh with Ivltuive tuid a ach tn o or red c an n ed d i n u u o n i . u cuter j>c«lagc.
muniun h* I uie a poptilal
T h e h ares i>' ihe p illars, which
Ex-Slave Singer To
Give Concert Here
London Cathedral
(Undergoes Repairs
To Insure Safety
.t«wF A M IL Y
m e a t tils'll in Frnnee.
Minted pork n iid'v eal mx* tnixet
t o g e t h e r with a few hreufi c r u m b s
• nd tin* m i x t u r e l» linin seusumsl
E l simmer’ / u f ene ltmirv Nerve with
feirgs.
w ere embedded "in the I lull of the
c r y p t , h ave been s t r e n g t h , tied with
steel toilt nnd iVineiitv
--------------, II E V R I t E S I D K S ‘IN4 J A I L
*e_.
Forni prtlnny of th,. mixture i n - ( MILAN, Teitn., FeJ>. I k. - - ( I N S )
.to rhaji-s a* (u llanihurg steaks., - |ht> lag black hear which was
Fry.in hot 'at and then serve with ‘ presented to the Milan yum by the
fried onions, tomato sauce and gut- ' city of Denver, Col., lias arrived
t*j4t».of f i r vIt taring.ui.
here )>ut on nteount" <if her new
><>'
1lioiqe not vet completed site has
f o r a change, try “Eggs and O n -•been residing ju „ ,-,.|l in the
r Ions." Ut.1T:,four rgsgs hard ami eqt ’ city jail.
p I n t o , t|UHIt e r* like Oliinges,
i
Iteren liy two n egro es Were a r Dispuif* th em in s t a r - s h a p e in a | te s te d und plared in u rell udjoinb s k i n g dish which m u y bd p res en ted in g ’ 'M is* D e n v e r " and
the tw o
ut the (ulih^itiid d e c o r a t e with v e r y n e g r o e s took tu rn s w a tch in g
lh e
fim* elicfti ’ e f •new ■ ‘■riot. P o u r , d o o r which ne|mrutcd t h e i r a p u r t - .
ov.-r a thlelrwhile suiH-e mixetbwhli inetil k.
v.
To Live a t the Seashore
—
II puree of oniu'iu' ^(tii-ad ivei M’,e
Meanwhile, preparations ute hetop two »ptHxi.(u| of thick rieam Hnr mude to transfer "Miss Den
Will hrojiii In ihe even, fvr a tno- .vet "' to her new home.
menl.
J
Need no longer he a dream. It ean now he realized with finan**•
■
cinl comfort at
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The Miller Boardwalk Homesites
At Coronudu
llfu cli
G. L. Horton, 511 Faulkner St. New Smyrna, Fla.
Catering To Metropolitan Appetite
A
B IG New York City hotel
which ealers to an average
of 25,000 appetites a niuiilh
from all parts of the world, finds
that pleasing the popular palate
i*n't in the nature of a soft job.
Women, especially, according to ille
thief steward, are inclined to want
what they want when they want it
— Imt they, don't, always know
what they'want.
"Fur example." says the dhief
steward, "the foodi with foreign
names mean one tiling to one per
son and an entirely ditTrrrnt tiling
tu .mother. Suifpose one of our
lion.
Now if urn ■saurr wrre tlic
»»mr Sauce Chantilly that *h r ale
in I'aris, the verdict would uevertlielr** lie ‘Oil. that iin*t half as
r oil a* th * F t i nrlt make i l l ’ And
isn't. ht-c.itl*i* stir was feeing Palis
tlitongli ro*r-colored glasves and ttic
Identical fi.ui r tailed ICO percent
better there.
"Twenty other women, however,
will prefrr our Sauce Chantilly. »o
w* simply prrpare an Americanized
»»ure — tlie hevt vvr ran conceive
of —- and try to please the greatest
number."
Tastes Are Temperamental
The surest way to please a furtt,
•rrordmg to tlie hotel dietitian, is
Divorces Decrease
In Paris As Courts
Have Nothing ToDo
I'v'i.,
:s
•>'''*
“' l l
' i" ' ■ and
• lllg
es,
to have or. hand whatever ft o r Tlirre are tcmpetaniental
dered.
tastes which delight in ordering
what isn't on the menu. The dieti
tian has solve it this -problem by
keeping canned foods winch provide
foods from any clime at any season.
If a gui»t demands loganberries
when the bushes are snow-covered,
or takes a fancy to Hawaiian »alad
when he happens to be in New
York — the can solve* the problem.
'•\Ve buy the bt*t brands of
canned finals," rxpl'iius the dieti
tian, "and then there is no need to
(pass them off a* the raw product,
dawn.
In the matter ol In
canned foods, it is rimplt <t«
if one is familiar with ihe ra;
merely to order at the tics) pm
itig prices and have the caa
ship.
But fresh imnlt K(1t
bought quickly and srrvrd qnj
I'he stewards, acrordinglf, p
the vegetable market liefortfj
to gel the pick of the product»5
comes in early in the morsiij
trucks. They go to tlie fnh rnp_
and if they srlect some Inkiieqi
example, these loh-ter* are dtfi(
that same day and appe-r ai
menu the {.ollowinu day.
yards ready for delivery — one of
peas and one of siting beans. ( *ur
p l o t - will not a-k whether these
are canned or fresh string beans,
Seran*r they are good canned brans.
The canned product if Irfs expensiveiaml enables us to nuke a better
pruiit
"With our immense f.imily to
serve, wr uftrn htty out an entire
pack id one of the smaller catinrrirs.
i >n tndav's menu, under 'Vege
tables' we have fre*h Brussels
sprouts, eggplant, new peas and
new- ,-tring beans, and also canned
spiTtaeh, canned string beans, canned
beets and canned asparagus.”
Much of tlie work of the ten
Stewards w h o buy for this metro
politan hotel has to be done before
I.etiers from all over the tn*i
reach this vvidrlv-knovvn hole!
•pirsting recipes f.-r some of fc
delicious ilishrs. Here ii a
one which tlie dietit in hii a
sentrd to let us publish:
,-frfiirajiiir Jfmirrzfiiinr: Ape
short stalks of canned afinpi
individual baking dislit*. itl-ti
eight stalks to each portion. $e
with the following Mould*
Sauce: melt three tili1e*po.:ni h
ter, add tliree tihlespoonv (low
stir until well blended; then p
on gradually, while stinini ti
stantly, Kne cup chicken stock
onr-half e|i|> cream Drinf toI
boiling point and add or.e-fi
teaspoon salt, and a frw pi
pet>t>er. Just before tervirg
egg yolks, alightly britn;
lemon mice.
ill. (■■'«* i i ; i y -
is
iho
o n i l .if ;»M n n o l s .
twiti' hiftiji
I • nldigated
\ in’
i'
wile
vvhu h a - I In
" I I I lie de
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I
1 In-
' I I I I I ,1 a ! t e l
w. - l 1 1.) d a
• 1 •' nine iii'intlii et
Fi am 1 oundieied
lln
l!le.,.
Ii h i h c s
| thinly
i>«'N t l o i t
|e r« nuiin
1 1 NS 1
Par'
ot
mua
)iri"4i\in|t up ;t idimr
Ini' the sim p le 1
11 e e l -
link
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1-
hi* w i l l
nil
g em 1 all y
t.li.l
It m l hul. in tht-
I loll)-,, e p t i in i .i l,
' O vv Ilf tile Ililutleii and a l t i i l u i l e
i|>“ dei leii-e lit div.nrees I t a I.
SIV.11 et I lie Fi e,a h l allllil *p, l '
i *i
Inch ivm Tu pet and a grow mg i l e i-ie < n 1 lie palt
1 In the n u m b er id’ "l mi'ieteil 11 ut j 1le* in F r a m e I"
. . ilc.i ended t e ill! mU'pl Ihe |u im 1pi, et gi ve an ,
t. I,i* lei the
11.1 • et the t it in 11v
tw elve mmilll*.
' l e a - m i s a l e given
1 lilt O R A
Win I.
-lu lled
on
■ 111 Waul
letnletiev
mw leun'.v mad Imm B i . w - . l e r
H e h i g h c o s t n f law
m Frntiey
iniluv I ■1 Mail.lie, I nil lit V’ 111 e ,
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onhapi'v
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uni ng
the added
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nj llftel Wald. MllllV
ii
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men 1 11, ,> <
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p,
1 1" -_ I . ’ I ll
hand
t a ' hi 1
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Ill kl
Ii - prefer to mnk"
n a i l e r * l a l h e i tine
•■rue.
■e tn pul op with
'ti in a h tu l a l till*
' him iliselose cei l on
to the public,
idle nf ( 111- main
I'lllg couples tn geth e
IIA I. 11) \\
\\ uri;
s tal led
m-w stati> h ig h w ay betw een
tit,' and F o r i Meade.
W EST.
I . i . Frh ll
A fishin g tiijt plmnn
lloovei'. **■' teh. iv nf ft
KEY
( I NS 1
He idler
e 1 tl i el ' , ■',
1he
1 F i e i n Ii l.ivv * aii •! ill pat
|ill
" le I \ II pelemi.
i h e i d h e r h and, liter,- a l e
Willi
llon V K It DKI*AIM'S THMf.Il
1 hi
was
SO X IK T S
limn t
RATION
MOSCOW,
he
Due lo
sllort.-Ige
' huh*
g.
le,
tinning
id
luitler,
I* t!N>t
-1 hssl
(oduv
aitlcnxl
|)olaioe*.
eggs
JtKill
i , , > e ti iiifiit 7r4
D e p a i ln u n d
and
(lour,
Pimm-
. ' I TU
Sweet Milk
Sweet C'rru*
Butter Milk
'Mi!’.< for Itulfiei
6 6 6
F N l i R A k ING
is a presrri|i(in.i faf
Colds, (i'rip|te_ Flu.
Dili im*. F e v e r and Mal)n
It kills (he fcrnu.
FRO M
The State Board of Health
iy
Mr. II. J . Clause
Sanford. Florida.
Felt. :i. 1!K!*
Dear Sir:
Kerenll> we received from you two wimples of water for hat’Ierial examination as to purity and fitn:>hs for use. These KJimples were
sulimitled in your own imltles and Imre the nunte “ Flo-I’ure” wnler.
Fxnniinalions have heen concluded upon the nbove sumples and the
te.sulls indiiate lhal l{ie water sultmiited by you was of a Rood snr|hiirj‘
'tunlity and Mould lie considered free Trom contamination at the time of
lioltlinc.
' ’
«
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-
Yours very truly,
(Signed) H. L. Kilby,
Chief Engineer.
i
' t, .
* •
Flo-Pure W ater Has Quality in the !as^ Jrop
Owner and
H. J . Clause
nintrlbulor ' - '
or
W. L. Cooper—Title Guaranty & Mortgage Co., Sanford, Fla.
Phone 2 2 7 v ■:i *
.r-^AJ : t, V ,
TiUl'rlM
.
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■
l ev l li-
BI GGEItS DAIRY FARM
.Mt*La ul ins
Jew c l c r s l Iplom etrisi
M atch R e p airin g
IsCIlUC
eitlht"
U ashing ton mtnr lu
. ui
t hi s
Diamond Mounting
peslp'iii'd
1" U g h
ii
. >ui'l I
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TOE SANFORD HERALD. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1928
n r —r—4— I*
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PAGE FITS '
• (Ix c a V N flli« **)r*-
\otick o r Vtam; o r
ro il x i i i jt t r i *
r Mrr.rjAla •tax * 111601 *. no.
eaiuKdatn fur the office o
n. t (VTlIKMWhK KNOWN
A.H
LAKI3
MOMini) M|*KCIAL TAX
the J u n e P r i m a c y .
SOIUOI, i l h T M i n i . o r I*KMin K K. W A L K K H .
OLi: col.NTV, FltUlUUA*
For Quick Come-Backs
1 0 -A— Poultry And Egga
_____
alin e
e»i|reque«U'|jr
id rit<*
»ra
fqf,
[5 of avenge length
■ line.
charge of 30e for
lion. .
restricted
|rtisinc >*
Unification.
_or j< innde The SarI j will he responsible
Incorrect insertion,
L(r for subsequent
[The office should be
[mediately in case of
DVEltTlSERP
»;d
representative
familiar with rates
clu5»»ficntion will
Eompletc information.
I wish, tiiey will ossist
erdiiig your want od
mire effective.
nremcnls
HAKGAIN
Lvire. We j:»ce service
filmctto Itarbcr h’hop
WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS
We nell!.high grade chicks only.
* X C; White Leghorns $17.00 per
}j ■Tnmretl White, Leghorn a
|Jiumlred.
Rhode Is0.00 per hundred.
________ i . tE G H O R N - RANCH,
Oviedo.'W 1
* ______
O u r Lost and b ound ads will find
almost anything you lose, except
sleep. Y o u can’t help losing things
once,in a while, but you don't need
RARY
chicks.
Tattered
strain
W hile* Leghorns, 511.75 per
100; Rhode Island Reds. -$10. per
10U. Circular on request. Guy L.
Blackburn, Ellenton, S. C.
to let them stay lost very long— not
while these little ads can bring
WE specinUit* in Rhode Island
Red chicks.
Trnpnestcd and
Standard bred stock. 517. per 100.
Oilnndo Hatchery, Orlando, Fla.
them back to yo u !
FRESH cftgs, Baby chicks, a n d ,
Hatching
eggs.
Cccklebcrry
Farm, I«akc Mary.
a *
(10) -H OUSES FOR RENT.
CHICKS—Selected stock, deliver
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500, F IV E room house, 717 W. Fir
st.', 530 mo. Phone 708-W.
f58.
Heavy mixed 100, $13.00,
Hard Rocks and R. I. Reds, 100, 0 room house and garage. North
515. 500, |70. Ph. 278, Emerson
Jessamine Ave., near i..i ., 'j‘ ‘
Hatchery', Urooknvillc Ftn. ’
C. Carlson.
flSG Ling's Puic Pork 10-B Plants and Flowers
K,S Inlr.ietto Ave.
Political Announcement
i
r n n ro u r.T i n n a :
1 I liereny uimmiii..: my cnntliilaey
for re-election ,n tin- office of
Omliity Juilite of Seimiff;,- County,
I riorum, subject to thn will ol the
I■<mucrutic Vnini. of Hot.ilnoln
1 ‘ouiuy. la th1; ItsMimiotlc 1‘rlmery
■iirili.il iii lie le-lil Jinn' Mil. F iji
JAri U. SIIAHON
SIX room house. Rath, water and |
Fill! TAX FOl.I.ltrTOR
lights. Wi'st First St.. $15.00 per . I ’wish
tn unmitniii- Hint I am a
month. Apply 117 .Poplar Ave
Nliltiiillltif fur tp p|prlit»A to ^Ui«
low, unfurnished. 525.00 per ( primary to he li.*M in June
month. Located at 2121 Palmetto
Vuur support "*lu .ic ip|ire< liitvil
JNU. I) JINK1NH
Avenue. Get the key at The Her
ald office.
roll T \ \
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I
alllditUIUd* lu I.'IO propla
if
i’nun tv Huu T am *
17— Husl icm! Places For Kcnl •
C.dImIIIIut t IOf 1;i \ iDmt'hMil
t * tin* ilvc|iMi'ii uf I in* \uI •ii In
ir rrlin.il y t-i tu< 111*11)
FOR RENT: Smu.* store K mm*., t
i
ii mV "I Utt-s Vd'jii- I It.ivn livo<t
or Offices. Y;*rv attractive. I’honj im in itniid' and
fM» i" y**nrii
I luiva* *rrvprl hh
801 J .
ci mitil v I'tiiniifii'H.rtiiim-r mm ami off
f«i I-'
itrn. 1 Imvi" minii* my 11v*
18— Wanted To Kenl
Inu niiMTii; •"it* K urul citrti? fiull
tii'l fa i .imm: J |irdttii»si* t ■• let t*V«ry
i ,i \|..i \«i ..iitv
p i»r*»; »u t IfitiHl
Item i'ii i « ..| i.iid's I»vImiii
WANTED Ci•It.igi* i lost
win ; Hv. pru
pl'lll pi I
11>
\«>ur mi ppm l
re.tsi.ua.ilc
\diii i.e- idppi •1viair'm
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20—
F a rm s For Sale ^
Via*#*• . . .
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Radio
Programs
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sctnblc; 7:3U, GuL-tm'a uirhcati
8, ' Chimes;
Meisttraingcnt; f
Uautbcrgcr
— Symphuay^ r - .
10:05.
Vice 1'resident
D ad*t^Tl'|‘
10:15, urchobtru; 11:30, WIUhnlL-* ‘
HI 1IOOL IIOXD1.
KOIt I'l.Klllv OF TUT. ClltCUT
NmIIcc In liiTd*U> pi\ c 11 that scat
Sam Cbslow; Doris Burger; Iff
**d iddi nil! he rcctflvidi tiy th«j
f o r ii t
FEA TU R ES ON TH E AIR
l l.i iebj* iinnuunre my cantlldacy liMar«l **f l*ii*»lk . I intiuclluii fur tli#?
272.0, WI*G Atlantic City, 1 ,1 0 0 ;
ter lie- office (.f i.'lr rk uf (,ie Cir Cuunty uf HfiniM'di*. Htiitv of riup-l*t
Sntunhiy, Feb. 18.
0:15,
or (run; 7:05, dinner music {
-0
cuit Court7subject to tkc will of la. mi Dm* Mine** *.f tli»' Supcriiitf.00 Waldorf Astoriit Grche*
***** Volets at the itemjerutic pri *d ndiiMl "f I'aid la liiNtriiclIuit uf
8,
tlinner
dame;
8:30,
tone'
rt’
or3*,,
t n W'KAF W'F.F.I WRC
mar.v on June t>, Isst.
Vll'l t •*. VIlit >
III. I’l.Ull HoUMF in
j chsstrw^t*. s tutlio prtigram; tF " ' 1,p'
■ r i. Tittt.vHiuiii
taiiI' rd. ^4 iiiliwli' I’niitiiyr KImI Ida.
W'CAl
•ii »*r i d'tui i t hi* * x pliallun ^**( - 7IU0 liitadl*iB*<r-H)Amter.r
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CT", *lUUiV- .
1N* «*1 nrlau ■IUm ..JCirs£
t - r * *7TUBijiHItHIWr-**
Dunce on. best ran.
ppldic.Ululr-t l Him N41I Ii r* Mild uniil
r'.lli i J
' wailnn Selections WEAK
I l e re b y a n n o u n c o iu> c a n d i d a c y ti*h n'dl'M’k ill
|lu- folOVlUdJll d^f>
285.5. WBAL Baltimore, 1,050} r l I T :
f o r I c - i l i . - t Inn to t h e o f f i c e o f ulier- M.ildll ! r», i«.'H Ilf (Ilf put d'lian.* M
WTAG W'WJ.
l
'*■ e Si-m ln olc C o u n ty s u b j e c t to
O.JO, dinner music; 7:30, Jubilee t
:
t i u Svlaad Him* 8 :0 0 —New York Symphony Or
•.to :o-ti..n
of
tbs
v o t e r s In t h o ui* 1 Nd* liH|id*cl.il
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Kn*iwn
an
Sdtg.rs;
8, RCA Hour; t*. Philco Jid j.’u.•"""'■ I 'l i o i n l a u i r ) ’ t o he held n - x i
chestra — WJZ
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I will tip|ireclnt« yuur IMMiiit). • of
Hour; 10, dance program
-Hvnihndd* i.’ountv.
WHAM
KDKA WIAV
sii|'l*ert.
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jo u rs,
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Philadelphia, , ,i. ^ t
WCAU
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datdd Jut> l.
and heurim; in*
1,150; o. This and That IMvue;
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i**t i- t at ih*
»f six per crnl
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WCSH
pi'!’ annum, tm«-r»*it |»i%ytibIf scim*
Kill S|||;|U|T*
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orchestra;
7.
Tea
Room
or
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WRC W1IAS WS.M WSR. *
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.iiuioui.vv my candldncy ,i!i!uiall> mii tin* firil il.iva cf Jan*
-for is. .ffli.- ..t ClieiIff of Semin- ufiry and Jnl> «•( * avh >•.11 uniil 8:00— High Jinktrs — WEAK i chestra; Jewish Hour of Mu
sic; 8:30. Coeds; 9, Concerticnr,
Ole •'.-Ullt s -t-lli./ei t lu tllv V.*til ol mitntltv, kiitii ImmuIs t*» l»a nuinbrr*
WGY WCAK WW.I.
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from
l*i j Ii find
the voters in tin. j uni* f'umary.
9:30, Musical Chefs; 10. dance mu
l««
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8:10—
Boston
Symphony
Or,
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fluiM* HU * .14'11 and, to Ih* pay aid4* in
sic; 10:30, orchestra; * 11, orchest
vhesrn—tVilZ.
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annual liiNialInn*niN d»f llaQUOu in
Foil I l.laiK f l f t f l IT I'UHIT
ra ami revue.
it**>d.ii
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ami
U’i'ouuu
in
0
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0
—I’hilco
Hour.
"I'rincess
I le u by .mu,oiiiie iny cnndhlacy .»r 11*• *••.•!»h r.*•* i*» ii*:*r». IidiIi up,
-105.2, WFI-W LIT Philadelphia,
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MO; 5:30.
Children’* Twilight
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and
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of tin* vnitra i tl’e Jime ,Primary* '■alii 1it•ndn t *1 !•** pawildu at l in*
Hour; 0:30, Sylvania >u\lu*stt;a;
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1C 11. DKAS.
NutlMi.al (*at'l. 11.ink 111 tin* t!||> and
7:35, orchestra.
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WCSH
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ATTOIINI: V
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l . h e r e i y iiuiiiuttcc lay v;iltiUd.il*> •d I
0:15, Wcstinghouse hand; 7, id*
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to
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dress; Radio club; t:30, concert;
0:00 Little Orchestra—W'lUF
C o m m l'r..s -iiitim i A tto rney
s u b sitlij* •l Im 1 It*- appruViin; Mplnluu
1 \|* ■*1 1'lmiiifiiii!.
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j e c t l*. th. u t i l o f t h e v o t e r s In
Literature Gems; 8, New York
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t h e I '••iiioei.ith* pi itiiary o n J u n e 6 tint fman * f N»*%v V»nk (’ity, N**w
V' vk. mi id 11111111.M
i !«> In* *«dd fui* 0:30—Tuneful Trou|s.'—WEAK j ••symphony; 9, Philco Hour..
•*»IIN li. I.KflNARDV.
d|i llv* r> ad Hi In t Wi-ut V I 20) day h
280.2. WHAM Rochester, L070:
WGY WWJ WEAL
I
al lw n vlu. tr u .ti.'.' uf iuvrptitn*v
I'OII TAX ISNGMBOIl
0:46, on lu stra; 8, RCA Hour; 9,
*m’ npt ii i(i\d'ti tlavli ind imiNt n*-' 10:00—New York Chamber MuI v i,'i i,. mm.mo,-., my e.imlhlucy lid
d'Mltlpatill’d I*' a ••’l litld'dl idu'Vk
sir Society, "WEAK WEI | Philco Hour; 10. organ recital; •nl
for tiie . -ifo'*1 o f T a x Aeni-ssor of It. t*i*‘ wain *ii '-'dm no tnatli" pa\ aM*Hcmtiiob- Couiil}, eulijeel to the !•* 111* urihT **l !!)•■ llu.llll “f 1*111*11:05, Barrett’s orvhesint.
Will' Wa<; I t WCA E WSAI
vv'lll I the yuters lit the J one ■In* Id*Mt tt*dii.n li-f 11*'* tenuity- *dIt79 . 5 , WGY Schetuitacy, "90;
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;
prim.H*
Hi*inln**li*. Staid" of rinrlfta ami
On r r'Ul'iTKNPKX. . **ll*dl *'lt**d*k Ml ill** MllTi'ShVlll t»ldl*
0:30, dinner music; 7:30, FinnsylMi*' Is n* n»- t **tiii in**|
h-uiidatid ‘ 491.5. WEAK New York, 010: wmia dunce orchestra;
8, . New
i «>u ru t: m :i *i <k . a t i i i i :
' U)dIIIUU•<». **InM11*1 Hit t
111 hirl •!
,
organ; M,
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fail i«* ta li•• faini IhiiuIk tiiviml 2:30. Hofbntu orchestra; 3, I’af- York program; 10,
fd»r I i»«* *-1idt • 1«'k'I hU< ui r, (Uroup IM^ |M 111* !•! Ill’s ,'| (Ills N•*! |i"i* and nassus Trio; 4. studio; f*. ScnttV I dntue music.
mil»)•
‘•I t«» Hit* will nf fiid* \»»t. ni** nm
408.5, WRG Washington, 6:10;
Tin* i:..ai.l ri'N.u %i*m flir* rlkilii l**1 orchestra; 0,. AValdorf Astoria or
i*fm iii tin- pi imai > of Jurit* ii.
t; \V CNTZMINGICK. ! i •i« l »ii\ and all 1*lifts..
chestra; 7. South Sea Islanders; 3, Parnassus Trio; 0, dinner music;
All pi MpiuuiIn iliniilcl In* a*ni 1a*#.**,. «|
roll NTATi: bl" \ ATOll
Ift Hit* It.ui i i| 111 I'u idle 111nVI iijk't tutj t 7:30, Slatler's 1'iiinsvIvntiiiins; 8, 8. RCA Hour; 9, Philco Hour; to.
I V.tiLn, inn..race .1 n .« candidate fui t-u* i* util \ uf S*‘mlind'-, Sliitd* High .linkers; 9 Little Orchestra; Chamber Music Society.
.•4* '
t' nidVinl m>•air a*« S»*n.Ufir from of rn t nia. car** T 'V l.awVnn,! 9:30 Tuneful Troti|u*; 10, lTtnnil«ef
Southern
lilt* * *Hi S.uU"rlal dl^tiicl ot»ni >4**4*11*1:11'* ShiiImhI, rn.Hiia. .4ml
Society; 11, Park Central
296.0, WWNC Aaheville, 1,010:
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OAK HILL LOTS: The best loca..1
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f>ni * n and galvinixed garage. Phone W55-J. Mrs. Henry FUR S A L E —A going business in
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home. Convenient. Cheap. 2173 Stand, Bank Bldgau\ el 1Inu* itnl demand* vihlfli j mi, •iiMilifritl). I lie Inal word In iuternnt
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two : i*J
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rovvhoatk. Motor
MMmen, nu II I** Mul prddlrd p r*f» 4
in It) & li \|ri T H R E E room furnished upurtI....•in
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F r e itch Ave.
iiv \ m. v' i : i : ks
engine. Cheap. J.
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T'liH 11 uf * *s l**d*i* Florida. In t hi* *1$:* file l~**t|111v 'F*»ui"i JmiIInu* In Mr 111 imd e ml
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lit Tiff. t IITHHI OF NKVIlXUf.F
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BOAT FOR SA LE: 30 foot bridge d'ufplitluI** f"4i’ 11 •» l**rlimi lt» lip* of
Elm Ave.
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deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, fil'd* mV i 'mint y I'MII1111IAMIon'’r f nun |•*:T ill furrUnltlN »ull u ■»** *u*m- 1 MAT
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and ghruge. Close in. $30 molilli. reasonable. P, 0 . Box 938.
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tv hern M»i||erlr,< front plfrn, ruanfl*
an licrohy orrli red tr» l»#* an*l ap
V •‘ants office work furnished, each apartment with J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
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hr feu-nce* given private both. Price very reason
I.I*. <'ninplulusnt. fur it ir r a l imntlhn. nhr Man sivflit
4 for H**mI nulu Count *. FIcu Mfk fm 'ii-lvsnrt ' ItlAoOO In 19.7^. 1 •sn i.l'ItlT ’ ' 1Avs,
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Plenty of WOOD & COAL at Dp- f 11mi r ii"I N*** - ■ h11bjepI l *» 1Itft tJ1** ,t y •nfni'fl. upon* Hi** * iU day of •
able. Call 864-J.
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TII he vriljikilcd li) ii
will
cltfoti i*f 1 1*•
In th*- flutiiuill■ecit rrrii fUal nhi* hptlf retained
P^frailiilit.
hart's W'ooil yard. 9th & Cy •u itJc I'lku.ii ' to he lit'Id on June M •i'ii. A 1> IH2H th* ham* h**lnr! fte4'i »•e *»f the Clrrutl Cmnr 1 mf Ri*m j.,|;V | t'.Vf.K
term In the r**riiiiii, haid almoat mm a
nivoitrK .
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” Nicely furnished apartments, with
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and
fall
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nfunr na»# larne at. n ataa'i 2U„ A. 1». t « * .
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press. Phar.e 2&C-M.
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OltliFli OF I’Fltl/Ii'ATfo.V
ni*i nlhrrwlMP Judicnu*nt*
(ivMHnr (ipiniflii of Mpurr raldwrll
JOHN
hII modem conveniences. Phone
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8 0 F T 11 i|ui«(ite lints
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You lire here u>ir nimiiinl I rrn I mrul. the Itiu tP
FOR SA L E : *1500.00 worth fur T4» Till; v o tf iih o f n k v i im i i .i : il It ( h i|*>r««l thut I Ma NoHr** Jm YmI'U City, N'i'W Ynrk, uill he ItFNP. INPIA.VA"
[ C o t e AND^MORT- 70. Cull at 318 Palmetto Ave.
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Fill %TV.
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nishings ahd lease on 42 room
ui,,,11 tit. Ml. .lay of March, , irealmrnf, «»>l she also rreofir-.l
a (*p«u**r |»uhlih!i4 .| In Htmlnol*'
All hhls* mint hi* tit 1 utupiinU'd li\ n\, , . „|..l r |sj*.
FOR RENT — Two * furnUhcd hotel. Furnished. I xjw rent J . A. i I i v I nIi I m *innmtne«* tlu it ! nm .1 ri ni
In ll.r- I.Ill of coni- an Internal meUlratr.1 bath- . h r .
,
utit) . Flot Ida. nil* «■ ** n il wrm¥, *1 * e r t l f l u d I’l ' r c k puyuht i * t o t he
•*«n#|Itliii«* f " i ‘ ri***,li*i*iinfi In the *»v
Plr.l acalnst soil lu tb>. re,M.r,e«l two da.a lalre la ■ M«.
apartments, large rooms, 913 Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
'■ed business
fi**#" n f i ' isiimI v 4
t«*Mli»ii«tr frun i fti iii** period **f i \v*i rm nlli», nrxl Town of Ovledn, F| Hilda, in (hr an lit J I'lalnl , I, leal rails,- ,1 1,,1 Court.
buai-r
frame
uf
mlad.
slalfas
Ihsl
nrr%:*'iii nu *I*■* **
uf ta00 00 (ft h« forfeit rd upon f .1 Jl* <'*'•*»'
’•n. AIra will Pork Ave.
I ’ U f r i i t N*»
N iihjrrt t o tlii* cl*/- i**iinrd Ial d*ly ►
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Tlir Fsnforrl Heral.t t" fieiel.y1■hr krm-irrhulda were alt la , bet
id r nf Hi p f t f t )
w |i o m > hi d
in
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•ir security.
|SECOND hum! furnituiv. Cheap. rlp lu n »*l (in* luler#* In I ’.if* IhuilM ' 7 v " \vi t s U88 vvni:i;i:<>r t
) as t lie ne»spo,wr In tin mure trouble. ,hr was lone u r r .,.
ccplrd
tf» tflkr kiftid tiondn In a»- Urstattats1
rr n tli* * r r l i n m ) t*» h e h< lit mi J u n e
tan*
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bee
bowels
were
befhlnHi—
Houses
For
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v
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shall
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Leaving city. 1719 W. 3rd.
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for four consecutive wuetcr ulus In be nasee normal.
sfdxrri m: Imn'l "<u| nfflctsf
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forJ, SsMitnntr Cotlfif}' Florid*
Phone 27— Money To Loan •
i on si 1*1:111 >TS.NDK4fT uy
room house furnished.
hair
uinrilee In Orlando. riwrlslirlid,
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will Im considered on flr.i lpnl.lk*
3 r a ttl1' '
Winter 2 6 room houses $20. month.
jnihlU* llinl
r net luii fu
mnlfiictlmi
fur Hrmtnnli*
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Dublin Core
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1928
Text
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Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
The Sanford Herald, February 18, 1928
Subject
The topic of the resource
Sanford (Fla.)
Description
An account of the resource
<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 18, 1928. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 18, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald