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g r i d 's Greatest VejeWfle
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Leased W ire International News Service
RF W Police Investigate Death
ftutz W ins Stock .M odel
ohaBeach
LEFT SLONE
UFJI-.
jne Eagle” Made
His Own Siiceese
[c h ie f o f the U. S. Army
IService when usked today
hmmeut ujioii the interup controversy that has
m .j’w r the cities
O f One A n d Poisoninz O f
Eight From Eating
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D AYTO N A DEACII, Fla!,, Feb. ripnin-d ovemWhtr ’ s
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17— (IN’ 8)'~ Averagingt 72 ‘ mile*
Frank Lockhart, America's toou twenty
twenty' mile coupe,
course. tender for the world's speed rec
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* • an hour over n
jrmy P e t r e l U t A i r Including nhnrp Utrns'ground liav- ord during the International speed
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F ep dH -.'i »tl»
p ra
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1,1" every two
two. mile*.
mile.. F
F, E. Spuich- c'nsslc, will try out his ice-cooled
fir' ICC A V e r S i.er, of Chicago, todny won the Stute specinl on the hooch today
iriJ . Government Tjrst event. Ill the “ gentlemen’* preparatory to tomorrow's world
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race-” Sprichcr drove n Slut*. record try. .
John M. jRutherford of flew York
The Stutz, snid by experts' to be
)u g h t To Keep 6 l t t wns -scconil.
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‘‘u marvel of science,” tins been
• Captain
Malcolm
Campbell, built nlong Apccinl stream lines
British defender -of tho ^■orld’-i to diminish wind resistance. It'.i
spied record, furpisbed a thr|U for height Is only 51(1 inches und width
thopapnd* lining the bench today 24 inches. Between (1,000 and 7,000
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by driving 'htn Kapler Hl.tob’ied at revolution* per minute, Us 161
nrhmen Declare It “ imced or 103 miles jin hour. At cubic inch power plant is expect
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tltr seven mile peat the Captain’ < ed'to develup over 4,000 horse
F n iilfl GWeveLindy
fr C lC V e L .in J Q y .liiricc rncer swerved into shallow power.
IVould
but was quickly
righted.
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J. AL .While’s .triplex machine,
to Stop His FlybtS water
The west winds of the post few l-wh'ch wgs gujed out earlier in the
lacji ®f gvnrs
|KW YO R K . • F eb . wt7 — days rendered the speedway un- wVeKotcnuse of the If
fit for extreinfe higit speed.
in the rncer, will Ins remodeled
L ) — “ I.(if .i4»(lberfch -.Captain Campbell narrowly es Immediately to conform with Am
Ic.”
Thia. w h s U i c blunt caped serious
injury yesterday erican Autonwbilc Associations
Ircstion of General -Wfl- when his our struck u Sand bump eligibility rules so that it can con
Mitchcli. former Assist- but the damage to the ei^- _\vns test for .•the world's speed crown.
PARTY OF CLAIM BEAUTY CONTEST
WINNER TO DENY
TOUROF SANFORD GUILT OF CRIME
I . » f ISB
-1— r e
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations
S A N F O R D , f L O R l P A , F R ID A Y F E B R U A R Y 17, 1928,
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Bitter Oppudtlon Is Forecast n erv Missourian To Deliver
Scrles O f Speeches Before
To “ Govtrnment Pay A ll"
Plan Whin Representative
Wcslcrn Audiences Where
Madden Denounces Scheme
Opposition To Smithls l i f e
Local Participation
1Plans Dozen Talks
*' In Costs Is Sought
Through 8 States
Solon Dcch^csT^tome People Friends A ver Hels Convinced
W ill Low Interest Whcnj New York GovcrnorGonaot
Govemnunl Takes Charpe
Be Noihinated A l Houston
WASHINGTON, Feb. 17. (IN S)
WA8H1NGTON Feb. 17— (1N S i
—Congress Imkty was edging Into -‘-Senator James A. Heed of Mlsa real fight over the question of suuri, the silver-haired nnd aliverwho shall pay (or Mississippi river; tonguod veteran of four decades
flood control. Uitter opivositlon to io f savage political fighting, put on
tlie “ governmest pay nil” .scheme; bis buttle Imlulimcnts again toduy
was forecast when Kep. Martin II. [and bended westwmx] 6n a trip that
Madden (II) of Illinois, chairman j may have an extremely important
of Jho powerful House Appraprin-j bearing on the events that are to
<ions Commute*, dcnouncoed th e ;happen in Houston next June.
i The fiery AUstourlan Is going to
At the sunui thne Hep. f
make a ihiZen speeches scattered
LOUISVILLE. On., Feb., 17—
(IN S )—A neighborhood qusrrcl
vvhlcK cost one life and nearly cost
the lives or eight othor* by polsoning was under Investigation here
todny
by
.Idffcrsom
County
authorities.
Mrs. Ida May Williford und her
daughter, Mrs. Lizn Ann Davis,
are v ntl°r " rrcst
n charge that
they poisoned the fumlly of Tom
Kelly, hear Grange Community.
Word from Edgar L. Hvcrhnrt,
state chemist,who is*exmninlng
the viscera of Mrs. Hose Kelly, is
being awaited bofovo further steps
in the investigation ure made.
Mrs. Kelly died yesterday morn*
Ing'from whut'physicians said wus
potash poisoning. The well and
flour bin at the Koiiy home,.it
was said had been poisoned.
Nine members of the ' Kelly
family were poisoned by eating
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biscuits (hade from flour in the
bin, an investigation showed, but
the death of Airs. Kelly was the
only fatality. Physicians said the
others probably will recover.
Officers who arrested tho two
wonteif said both of them had ad
mitted placing potash in the well
and flour bin, but both were
vigorous in denials to questioners
after they had been placed in the
Jefferson County Jail here.
Tho motive for the poisoning,
according to Sheriff D. C. Thomas,
Is traced by him to the fact that
Tom Kelly, recently reported to
authorities that Mrs. Davis’ hus
band had concealed a t ,his home
some loot obtained in a holdup
at Vidalla. Davis now in a. fugi
tive, It is said. Mrs. Davis Is quot
ed by Kelly as having told him
tjmt “ I wili get you and JrOur
whole family.”
DRUMS ANNOUNCE NEW INTOXICANT
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m
Publishes Suggei
Involving: Print
O f Indirect Sr1
For Amei
Board Desires T<
Sell U^S. Fleet
Recommends Fed*
Help In Thel
Generous Coni
WASHINGTON, Feb.
(INS) — Reaffirming
stand*for a pennanent \
chant marine privately oi
uted th’e.tj. S. Shipping!
today published the
mendntlonn arrived at
extensive hoarlngs. of
seven specific
Hood Control Committee tg do-1C)) Arizona, California nml Utah.
•i8®5iF?*,.»iyC
embodying tbe general.pr
mniul
Ibcul
participation
I flight.- in his* zehl to promote
territory that. If not hostile
of indirect subsidy, and f
cost, estimated by the Comiilttoe ,(1 th|> Nomination of Gov. Al Smith,
|tiun and, instead, play snfe
W ife O f C h ief T o n y T o n im y ls Inlanders Of Lee County Aro also the beat suggestion*.
hot endanger his life—-so
i ut |47!l,00,000.
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; in at least supposed l<» be very
Making Brew FyomCooonut the four shipping bills now
Dead A ft e r I«onjt Illness O f
Madden indicated that he ,®*,l|-lukcwnim to Tammany's candidate,
lioui t<* hi* country ? ’ SecF iv c M o n t h H jH u n d re d s H av e
Milk That “ Makea Cripple* In Congress.
P
retty
Mrs,
Alma
Gatlin
Will
Group
Arrives
On
Clyde
Dout
i propose a pjnn under whin tn
nf War Dwight F. Dnvls
These states have « delegate
Contributed I'7jrCuring H er * Climb Trees Like Monkcya’
The most revolutionary
GoOn
Stand'And
Deny
'Hint
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Today
An*d
Is
Conducted
On
I
final
determination
of
the
istri-'
advocated tlu< onfer policy.
mentation was one to exeiqf
She C;onre«8f
onft tsd The Murder bution of costs might Ik* c tried |xtiongth in the Democratic Con
H,1view* have enused wider y Trip Through Residential
FORT MYERS, Fty-. Feb.. 17 profit* o f American ship os
MIAMI, Fin., Fob. 17.— (IN S )—
O f Ilc;r
i Father To Preacher over to
' Section And Celery Doltn
If vention of l.'IK—not an imposing
future
Congrasi
jiI comment, in thin country
M<k- in a convention of 1100-dcle- Tomtoms rent the stillness of tho — (IN S )—Uncle Sam'd prohibition engaged in foreign trade from t
there is no local purticipatii t the
abroad and the question still
Snnfonl toddy was host to al WENTWORTH, N. C.. Fob., 17 cost will lie endless," he dei nred. gate*. lint one tluil might eontri- Everglades today announcing that law enforcers have hit a anag In Federal incomo tax, as a step
hn'c debated pro and con.
hute mightily to the total of 5107 Queen Tony Tommy of the Semin- this section of Southwest Florida equalizing the difference in opei
Iitrhcll, who a few years ug.. group of 556 persons, representing! (IN S ) The prodigiously fought “ There will he a!) kind* of <lalhli votes that are necessary "to stop ole Tribe of Indians and last of the which they udmit calla for serious nting cost* between American <(T
known as the ‘‘Stormy Bet* members’ of the Southeastern A a -S ^ f"' '’“ V '6 / ° ; „ thC " f f °.f0 J.1” ,: for nil kinds of flood dnnage. Smith" at Houston. When there is aborigines to pledgtAullegiancc to thought. A new form of "booties*" foreign operators.
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, |Alma Petty Gatlin, pretty 10 year There will l>e nobody local y in
of the air service and who srelation o f Claim Acents a n ility al|eBed
added to this bloc approximately the whites und died a *e r an illness hootlogging, has been reported to
will sottlo
A second indirect subsidy *
terested
in
anything
hut
see
court nun tialed for criticising their wives, who n rriw l aboard tlie j jllto n contest betpeeJi two strik220 delegates from Southern and of fiyo months. She died early todny the federal officers and they aro recommended in the form.ot
|army's air policies, did not Fteomer Osceola shortly before inK Hma|| lown nrototypes-rthc how much they can get out of it. anti-Smith border stutes. and the in a Seminole hut erected by of ut u loss U» know what official crous mail contracta to Am*i
town prototypes
"There will be nq land fol sal
about the bush in stating his roou and were entertained by the
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villnge liclle and her accuser! nu thut i* needed ut prices a lyotm 51C from his own Missouri, the total ficial* on the grounds of Jackson action should boAnkcn. They admit lines.
Ition.
is well over one-third of the Hous Memorial Hospital for her comfort. themselves unable to defy nature
The llurioy plan for long t
Chamber of Commerce with un au evangelist who picked up' the sob*
would dare to pay if the girern- ton Convention, and the reason fo r ; Government, state and city of1’olonel Lindbergh should not tomobile tour of tlie city, including
nnd it has been found that nature loan* for shipbuilding at low lid
meat •pays
think
linterfened with in anything n visit through the celery delta nnd liquet of ‘'Thunderbolt Torn.”
... n!l.
. I. . don’t
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Senator Reed's carefully. considered] fj
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...... Tony Tommy provide* nn intoxicating beverage. tat rate* wa* also approved
••• apparent,
- j tjiat |)(,
••••”prrmit
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This appeared certain todny gres* will submit to the plas nr,n itinerary becomes reuclily
*K-ni* just to do,"’ said Mit- nu inspection of the pn'-cooling
u public funornl
On Captive Island, ono of Lee some slight niodtHcatloaf.
II “ Ili* success has hcon en- plant of the F. F. Dutton Company. when P. T. Sticrs, of the defense I ilon't think the people will if
Another form of subsidy'
Senator Heed is disinclined to dis-1ceremony so thut they could t-ttko County’s fropical island posses
counsel told International News congress doe* I don’t think any
,iuc to hi- own efforts. If
bodied
In the proposal th ef
ranee.
Hut
Jtis
j
pm
t
und
pay
their
reiqtccts
to
tno
cuss
his
trip
in
adv....
.
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sions,
the
nativesare
reportod
to
Tho visitors, on an outing as |u>rt Servile thut the alleged nxj man with due regard to the re
I \ilmini«tration, the bureaus or
Indian tribe's queon he brewing a hefty drink from merchant marine officers be 1
fast-dying
friends
say
that
lie
has
hereto
of
their
annual
convention,
which
muixleress would take the stand in sponsibility uttnehed to the oath
Congress, as at present coninto tho naval j**erve and Utc
convinced Utal Sniitlt cannot hr
- Public subscriptions were started the milk of cocoanuta. One of the
L'.ed, Humid have attempted to opened Thursday morning ut Jack her own behalf and refute tho pf office would approval o£ unyl™"vu,ce.t that &m.u. e» come
elig-Nto. -Vr two mont
for
a
memorial
Ao
the
Scjnla0)®
islander* hg*« ‘ *tated that two
as this.
PU. mi noted .«* liou.t.m .iie bilk n« *.
propos
I hint whut fv.liu. jin'hinc what- sonville, wer® welcomed nt the amazing story.of Kev. Thomas F. such proposal
annually from Die nivy.
queen
by
them.
thc>
say,
that
the
combination
of
spoons
of
brown
sugar
uppllod
to
Clyde
Line
Docks
by
a
group
of
The smouldering fire over tlie
woulii Itsvc been the result.
Pardue that she penitently con
The prepoael to transfer tn
the .Southern bitter-enders against
The marriage ceremony of King tho milk of ordinary palm cocoa"hr Administration und th™ Sanford huskies* men headed by fessed the slaying of her futher. llood relief problem wus framed
merchant marine all present «
Smith
and
the
dry*
frem
the
West
Tony
Tommy
and
hi*
bride
was
the
nut
will
“
mako
a
cripple
climb
a
S.
.0.
Shinholser,
president
of
the
fi'latuix' must keep their hands
and navy transport aeryfcc* *
It norms practically certain now into flames with the action of tbo is too formidable for Smith to over first time n Seminole ritual hod
trw Hkc a monkey."
! cut private citizens in aviu- Chamber <rf Commerce. Thoy arriv- that Mrs. Gatlin will tuko the House F'li>* d Control Commi*,toe
approved. A general proposal ■I
come, mid thut m this situation the been made public to tin- white man.
Tho method used by the Island cooperative marine insurance urJ
They have completely ruined 4*1at 11:5t0 o’clock and Immediately stnnd," Attornyc Sticrs snid this in voting 21 to ft for u scheme
convention
mu*i
turn
to
some
one
Five
months
ago
site
was
ntricken
rfcaidents is simple. A small hole is
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national aviation so that we hoarded cars.
morning, •'nut.” he added. "w P can putting all the cost on the Federal else some one that both sides can with a severe ease of tuborculosi* bored through the shell -of the a semi-governmental agency
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Tlie tour, conducted under the not he wholly sure of this until Government.
t nu military aviation, no reguaccept without choking. Heed i* and wa* under the cure of a tribal coconnut to tho milk. The brown recommended to reduce or
|lasscitgvi air lines, and have supervision of Mr. Shinholser and the state finishes its ease, which 'Mmiden’s alternative plan is to
prntestaut and damp, and hi* rec medicine ntun, but when he fuilod, sugur is deposited In the hole and costs.
ptai ticall\ every flying n*e- Secretary E. J. Trotter, began with probably will not he for several have the federal Government go
The board urged the
ord
of party service in tlie Senate ,;|,e heeded the picas of thousands n cork is placed to make the nut
ahead witk necessary flood p re
-in thr world. “ Let Lindbergh a ride out Celery Avenue to Sipes
withdrawal o f the government 1K
days
yet."
for
the
past
six
year*
has
been
sec
«,f white friends to accept the serv airtight. After three weeks, during
vention w»rk while the finnneing
Avenue and then to the pre-cooling
tr."
every direct operating activity-•»
Tlie dynumic little evangelist
which the milk Inside the cocoa- der terms which will assure tut
scheme i* being
_ worked out, *Jt ern! to nolle with the possible ex- ice* of u physician.
litriii-ll i- now Lead of a mi plant- The visitors were conducted
who declared he / ‘squared myself on the understanding that total j ecplion f that of Walsh of Man
A special Seminole Indian hut nut bus gone through the process tennneo #f adequate servlea (»x \
ni aviation school which is jj i UirouK'> the place by F. F. Duttdn, with God nnd my country,” when
wa* erected on the grounds adjoin- of ferntentution, the cork is pulled -vate operator*.
, I'oinmuuities would qltimulely pay. j tana.
course of orgnr.iriUrfh
is owner, who explained every phase
he divulged to the police the nllcg ! 'I hi* migi t defer the detcrmtna-l Hee(' ic purled for tin- West, as jng the lurgesi hospital in Miami out nnd pearly a half pint of whis
at preparing the product for ship
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ed confession made by Mrs. Gatlin tiun oT the question ■ for two <>r Usual, alone, lie hu* always been u for the queen's comfort. She felt key colored fluid is poured out.
lay tain Ilteudonne Coktes atid ment to northern murkut*. begin
in n moment of religious ecstasy, three yen**.
|“ lone wolf" politically. It i* tbe uncomfortable in the best room in
The practice is being widely
|-lc:taiit Commander
Joseplt ning with the crates of celery as
! kind of political figting he knows the hospital and official* arranged followed on tho is’.atpfc where until
nlrcudy
bus
reluted
to
the
jury
the
l ‘iv, the French trans-Atlantic tin y are received frem the fields.
In
an
effort
to
meet
objection*
I „ an cito,i
^
b w l Single-lmnded he ripped Mis- the hut. A week ago *h<’ suffered
gruesome details of the purported
recently coconnuts were plentiful.
ft, wly, travelled 2d,000 miles
to it* plan, the house Committee ® ^ ;:
aIW, won n
They nrv mown how the celery
admission.
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a far-flung, zig-zag course is taken from the crates, placed on
rviomntcnded thut nn economic in*
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lirif« nizaUoii a relapse and death came this Some property owners are looking
. .i .,i
ibe
„ •maito
„ „ i „ „«
With the organization
Assailed by the defense us u Vcatigutlon
to tho future by planting hundreds
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If four rontinents in u flight conviyors .which puss through a
ns to >i„.
ini rcnoniinutton
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The ancient Seminole burial rites of young trees and In the mean
(ci I'arts to New York und who washing machine and then repacked seeker ut tho glare ot publicity
"r
wil,on'"
... Mi.; call for interment of their queen time the fedornl prohibition agents
and a sensationalist, the -cvnnge- •“
OXNARD, CoL, Feh. 1 7 ^
.sow l-eittg entertained in New
pay for flood control.
aouri Democrats to unseat hint. And ut tlie darkest hour of midnight on
his
ore scratching their heads.
ri. loth expressed the opinion
—Two naval officer* who t
1 resident Cool idgc is aaid to be this was only two year* after ho
Cypress Hillock. In the Hig Cypress
F Urdltt rgh should by
hare -from San Diqgo i
willing thut tin- Federal Govern hod been thrown out of the San
Swamp of the Evergludo*. Her rc•W rontinue to fly.
was po**lhle" that a body i
ment shall loan their share « ( Francisco Convention, nnd denied
nutias ure to-lie Inid to rest on a Aviator Gives $2
fFkjr, it would brouk i.tnu- j
by
the tea near here wee th
coat,
but
refuse*
to
accept
the
T R ' visitors cVhibltcd n keen In
n sent as nn “ undeserving Demo bed of cypres* grass, u *tako mark
examination.
,
fth’* heait if he couldn't soar
Vilas R. Knope, missing Dole :
To
Fund
For
Youth
“ government pay all” plan. Mis crat."
in the* ^process unj nuked
ing her head and feet while thr
Then thole is the other prlnciptd own plan called for local district*
'Ails, whenever lie pleased, in i tvrest
aviator. The Sen Diego
— sJ! many question?. They expressed
brave* chant to the dismal heat of
in the contest—a deniure slip of to pay 20 per cent oi
I Ulovetl ‘Spirit of St. Iauuis1
said the block scarf stUI
tne
«
o
«
i
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of the cost
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u,
at the extent of the Fan- feminity, with u Hair for aentithe
tomtom which
resounded
The Herald fund for R. E. Hall, about the neck identified tt
Ulnix. He is like any other.
P in(|ultny and its rapid growth
nnd in addition
•nr-lie must g»»: un into the t ! •
.
meats say would
J
, I throughout the Everglades todny. Lake Mary youth, waa Increaacd as e navy aviator. Further
way which opponents
today to 1173.05 by the addition of were being mode towards Id
|- it’s lii- |i fc work.
... To stay on
c c n ^ p u h lffl* ^
make thoif portion 50 per cent
havo his flying they left the plniit, tiu mating
. I] b
o $2 donation made by Luclen H. cation *■ arrangements
ly. dispassionately, tn
to the
the accusaaccuse
Eixiuiu!, or
'
... t... h«v.. hi, nyii'c
withMeanwhile Hop. Held (It) of
Scott, uviator. Tho money repre ward for an Inqusst ton
|(Hi Us1 ( » small hops, would.
tlons of the evangelist, only wait
Illinois, chairman of the House
sent* a percentage of tho contribu
F*h a inai . - f Lindbergh*, typ e” fin ch es
««■* coolid cclcry.
A large ecor, apparently
ing to take the stand and cate Committee, wus preparing the,
tion* made last Sunday by a crowd a surgeon's knife, afforded au
_________ Returning to the cars, the party
gorically deny everything th it hu majority report on the bill. He j
which
watched
n
parachute
drop
by
was then taken «n tour of the in
Mi** Mary Elizabeth Moye •*j
ties u new clew to Uw id* *
has said.. ,
declared that the Mississippi Val
Scott and hb* companion, Bernard the body. The two navej
tensely cultivated farming section
now leading in thr "Miss Sunford |
ley
will
never
be
protected
front
Covey.
The
fund
stands
now:
.beginning with Celery
Avenue
election, according to the latest
Lieut*. William McDode at
‘ disastrous floods until the g o '
Previously acknowledged $171.93 Hobeon, former friendd of 1
thence t i Hcardall Avenue, Cicnna
tabulation of vote* ut pageant hall
WASHINGTON
Feb.
17—
(IN
S
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2.00
! eminent assumes complete r«n
l„ II. Scott
slag fllor, who viewed the^
trol. To do this it must ,my all headquaters. Miss Katherine Wat. —The rnd of the long-drawn-out
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ilecontposed body today
era is in second place with Mis* contempt trial of Harry F. Sin
$173.03
costs, ho said.
Ann Moss and Mis* Virginia Me clair, millionaire oil man, William j
tenant Kriope had been f
tot appendicitis.
1
Daniels in third and fourth plneca J Hums. International detoctive,
Fashinciton-. Fri., n-.rNBi. Rntsmihirer To Speak
S l'S P K lT S INCENDIARY
rtngt
An element of mystery
respectively.
und
their
associates
neared
today,
b '*
" " " ™creating
d° u” '' T o C o n g r e g a t i o n a l i s t g
aJ* unification plan
Ishod by the blech acarf.
IX)S ANGELES, Feb, 17— (IN S )
Miss Ellen Telford and Miss Car when the defense rested Its caso,
mile system linking up'
— William Edward HIAmun s de
men. Guthrie are in the fifth nnd the government offered no rebutNASHVILLE. Tcnn., Fch. 17— that worn by navy
>»*irr Virginia with New
(IN S )—A. H. Fulton, manager of which wa* fedod too
sixth position*. Voting hu* Ix-en tul testimony.
Row Fred Entsmlngor, formerly sire to appear in hi* own defense
*1 ami the Midwsetern gatewuy of Sanford, will speak front the hua not deaerted Itim. Thla was
The cate, ovhich ha* dragged the Scare-Roebuck store here, the neck in-1* four
brisk in this event and un except
(hiragu, will not be dccidoii creeutlonul pulpit Sunday morn evident today when It va* learned
ionally close race hu* resulted. for more than ton week* through toady stated that he believed the •nte acarf apiwured to be
[the Interstate Commerce Com- ing. Dr. Entsmlngor after gradu that the convicted kidnaper-alayu legal labyrinth iu dlatrlct sup $200,000 fire which early today thorttiea could not accoqi
OTTAWA. 111., Feb. 17-(lN’ Sk Standings of the leaders in the elec
»‘ion until Congress ha* acted ating front the local schools at cr o f Marlon Parker he* informed
reme court, grew out of tho ahad- wiped out the store la w *e s « uiqicaranec on . the b «
— Worn .to the point of eshsus- tion follow: Mary 'Elizabeth Mo>e,
tlhe I’arker-Fcss Railroad Con- tended Rollins College and ufter his attorney* th*t h e : wunU to
r.5t00, Kutherine Waters, 5100. Ann owing of the jury in tho oil con- incendiary origin. The Tire which otherwise waa nude. Both
F®*tion Hill, It - w h s learned graduation became professor of testify at the trial now. In sesaton. tion after nearly alxjy hours of Moss, 6076, Virginia McDaniel*. •piracy trial of Sinclair and ex raged from 2 to 8 A. M. today leg* were gone, proha)
deliberation, the jury which tnod
■tentatively today.
"
. •••’ .mathematics, » fx*»lH°n which he in which he and b|s
Secretary of-the Interior ‘Albert threatened to destroy . an entire netioh o f the water. V***
Hurry Hill of Strcutor, 111., for the 5076, Ellen Telford, 6025. Carman
lb Fall. The government cited tho city block end attention
|>Vr pluii evolved by the t\V>f retained for several years.
accomplice.
Wclby Hunt, and
Guthrie,
5000,
Naomi
Fellows,
5000,
murder of his mother, toduy en
■
’ iLml teal estate and ruilroitd
Having decided ujteo the minis-, cjiargerl with the murder of C. Ivy tered the fourth day of the rec Mary -Shipp, 4076, Katherine Long, defendants for contempt, alleging men wax turned to saving °*her F i f t e e n M e U l l
Hunt* detectives, hired by Sincla r.
ptnite, previdcj in uffeet that tty a* » lHr work'he enrolled at Thoms during a .drug store holdord breaking deadlock with lituo 4976, M ao’ Griggs. 4050. Mary had maintained improper and il buiuiw .
.
i O e * Killed In
Chesa|H-akw atid Ohio, control Andover Seminary, one of the
Nixon,
4025,
Ruby
Marti".
hop«- of oithef a verdict or tls*
them, shall acquire stock' oldest theological schools in «>c American jury*" Hickman la' re- missal by Judge Joe A. DavishETCHEL HELD
Louise P.usacll, 4875, Helen Doug legal surveillance over the jury,
whjch resulted in a mistrial be
LONDON, Feb-. H
••I want to tell my story to an
sml of the Erie un.l ,1‘crc Mur- United State*. Later he' did gradu
The jury has boen wrestling »'th lass, 4800, Lucille Tomlinson, 47tw.
GRAND UAPIDsi Mich. Feb. 17 Fifteen member* ut t
ing declared.
•The rommlsslon, it I. under- ate work at Harirard University;. ported to huve said to hla counsel- the famous caso since 2 o’clock Ust Dorothy-Marahall, 4(175. .•
Final argument* In th« contempt jJ (iM g )—John Ketchel, brother of the ateamer OhukV
While 'selection of a jury con Tuesday. NN^hen locked up afaln
Jan*t Center, 4G00. .Harriett
• h*i leached the conclusion
After holding) padtorat«/i In
vas sal, con
th.- V(ut ywrringen -plan l* Florida and Colorado ho was maa« tinued t o d v in the Hlckman-IIunt last night the tired Juror* vero Rox*iter, 4660, Margaret Hurncr, caso were to begin aa soon oa Just- 1 Stanley Ketnhel^ .mlddlawelght
ice Hiddone hes diapoaed of aev- t.harhpion who w»a aloin • »’ « ra l?r f ga»MlliC. exploded
trial* dclctvsa:counsel intimated M id to atand 11 to 1; fo r con’ict- 4825, Elolaw Lanier, 4025.
^ »nd In. the public ft)terest.
Suncitntcndxmt of -CaagXCi»tu,n?* that the Kansaa City- youth will
waa uhder arreit* *olluY -lt)Ule to Yokoana. i
‘
-------------------Muhonay. 4000. Marjorie Smith. ieralSJndlng defeneo motion* In 1years ago,
• * "ot Inclined tu pass or? a worit*in the Southeast
lon. The lone juror is reports
-head
.l.i .l t n o nn n lim t
til
in connaction with tbe death
o f,
received
*l*oa of such m'ganltude unV.I quarter* at Demorest, Georgia. not be gfhntod his wish. He was be holding out against all nX|'; 4576, Loulso Thrasher, 4500. , A ]cludiritf ryquosta to
_______
and C. L .!hls rather. Thomaa KeUjhel 71 sh-rlrfan- tn^mahip.
ha< finally acted on n Two sisters of Dr. Entsmingcr, not called to the stand during tho rnent* in the belief that young H'11 number of the othor srirL* taking charge# against Duma
Vcitsch. un official of tha Burn* >fgr, dd. who w#s found dead tn; Twtn^ ^ ac
W
ronsol illation law.
Mrs. Harry Kent ami Mrs- Henry ki|inaplng und niunltr trial a»d j ^ ^ '^ n G lt i* undoratmKl hc-hx* part lit the pageant hall » r‘* fl®** y Detective Agency. The dvfendents ]
»mrn
here
yesterday.
.w
e
re
Uken
kshore
et
h
a
will
not
be‘
called
during5
l
»
»
a
coniproinl.„
wla-riV
behind tho leadui*.
1 ^ Parker Dill i* now being Nifkel reside In Sunford.
refused a compromise ■ ■
.
also include W. Sherman Burn*.
--------- :-----,j
Chukv was formerly
present Ulgl. U was indicated.
I ,**r.td>by the llimse (!oinmllHill would be sentenced to a t-ou
..... — » TO W iA V K
^
The Lattjo to snatch Hickman
JIOOt'KR
« ■yheridan
Company
BREVARD COUNTY ranked .on of the rietective. and II. Ma*u»t
| i " n litre*late nnd Foreign
of one to fourteen year*.
•
CHICAGO Gin'S MEET
Day, nq offliral of the Sinclair
from the pal* of the noose grew
The
state
he*
not
asked
fortje
t , rrt« ‘ retioii by aortilth, wit4!
KEY WKStT ' T I u. . ; Feb. 1 7 in intensity today, - following the death J^nalWrJ-Jjt r^her^vuio i f
KlNGHTpN, N. C., ^eb. 17—
‘ ^ “ stant utio(Tu>y general pres
Commerce Compdby
durjrg
------------ -—
; <lNd)-$raratury .of
. rrrr:i\
" Pass U|k,ii the legal phase*
plea for "mercy
.\Si--Tlu I02R neti
7( 38U 238
DORA-Iuip.ovc.wnU j Herbert Uoov.r announced today waa
■ ■ ■ I
L: ; 1*
V # 0 ™
« ®tca»ure._ Hop. Varker, of cxiwsition will he helii in
^u td or^b n i uda.nam >
Xj
, > . .. of* dollars
11..— .will
tvill . 1that
lii*1 iti^ will return tu.
to. NNtftblngWb.blng
Dec.
l-l»,
Jho
Ea*!
-Carolina
ChamI*A
i.M
BriACII-Cons*rucll-‘'>
J
<1k. iliutrman of the comon property of . ten, D- C-. (hi.' evening. He ha.
tor
of
ComBvdrce
anitonnced.'bday
wt M eym higlf ; !:h
»n'u| he was lmpuful the b»»r of
aq.ll>
n ie J ^ t h l t r it h c o u ^ l
V
1
Railway btrv. lien on a fiahlu|f trip t
niuntl).-"- AA!
would U- able to rr(>ort It hud uwardfid .tbe iyipOsUmn .L» |
**"1 *lthiu Du- next two (ha windy c ity over Kanaas CH>
t"* • *r ah* ' .34^ 4' '
LA * /JZ' ./ . . ;
.<
. -- «
■«?- g ijjt
rAt,
D iscoveryO f
May Prove That
Flyer In Dole1
su ra
nification Scheme
KVan Sweringens ......... ....
[oAwait Congress JAVl
furnishrights-of- m j gg Move Leads
In “ Miss Sanford
T T n rT :„i
Election Of U-gion!0il Scandal T ria l
Nears Completion
Of Long Litigation
,%. Hickman DesiresTo
Appear On Witness u
Stand In New Trial
Jury Is Exhausted
After Fourth Day
Qf Long Deadlock
"M
h
Sly1
�knew of the existence of these than valuable'to•the City la this
•ertifii ales of iniTehtedness.
case.
•
Mr. Philips explained that these
My opinion prior to my election,
ceft if irate* had hcen limught to
him Iiy Mr. Like, who advised us mated In-fore, wns . bused on
him that they had lieen legally minors purpnited to have lieen
Kissed Iiy tiie Commission.
Mi. facts. I received
them from
Philips exeenled these vert ifieates sources which I believed lo liavc
and delivered same to Mr. l.nko.
W’hdh ConunissionerH Chase and been reliable.- hut utter careful
llousholder-slrcw Mr. I jiI.c'x ni
Ing Mr. Iluttou certain questions ter,(ion to this matter., he stated
which he answered very prompt that they were issued, hut that
ly. I told him that I Would per- they were not worth a -'**'****.
MiuaUy. imextatrirfr'-his-stHlrmentr? Tins*, f "lTiIptv'Jthinildwwltur. in _*m*i
mid if found to lie correct I minds that neither Mr. lie Cottes
would support his claims, lull if| ■or'the oilier two Commissioners
not correct I would vote against j eeuld have possildy known any
them. I then stated to the Com- i thing regarding the issuance of Mr. DeCottes i|s city Attorney. I
did so conscientiously and with
mimloncrs that I would not ex
out apologies and if I were in tiie
peel the information from them, i
rame posltii it again, I would do
lint would go where I believed I i
the mine. I am always ready to
could get the true tints of th.
In- eonviiic’l when the proof i.«
case.
jdari I lieforn me and I can assure
I had n conference with Mr.
'you
a*, a citizen of Sanford that
Hutton, learning his .side of tin
i as City Attorney. My. DeCottes
■lias acted only to tile heat inter
est of the City.
Mr. DeCottes lias also lieeti
1cl itici'cil ns the Ci'v Attorney in
defeinliiig the itijunetinii suit on
tl:e Hutton
i lainis
brought
again*! tiie City.
Had any ■Risen of Silllfoid Ih-i-ii
a Commissioner, or had I lieen it
|C->mmi“shinev, and was charged
in the iiiII jointly and-severally in
■a rnlupir.ii). we Would have cer
tainly li ed tile office of the f it )
JAttorney lo.defend intr position
j:\vhtqi w< ui-ie not guilty iif any
linn, wnieli lie did. and r In rewill
eniispirai y. I t oo eritiii/ed Mi.
Vihmit Knme for your ir.foniiuthin
(
|let 'titles In-iaii.e of his action
n» follows;
bill after learning I lint the l'«mDate
Atinnint of Wnrrnni
ini < inti is hud In en tluihly vlinrgApril l i , IP27
si ;i;..v.im.:::
id, I rhiitf'ed my mind.
MILLER REPORT
ON CITY AFFAIRS
IS MADE PUBLIC
J
Express Service
is Inaugurated By
M otor Bus Lines
today wjis lending nil competitors
in the Adirondack (Sold Cup skat
ing races here. lie defeated Kd(il,...j...lis of Chlfngn, in the 110
IIOKKKH MATCHKl»
runiiguntinn of a rapid express
Hi ( INSI
i liD AtlO.
Fet.
i viee lo the various cities . and
,i . I1..-/ r:i!l of Omaha has hr. '
.••r in Florida and Hohu* parts
South Georgia ha’ been niluneed hy P. \V. Wentworth,
" -iil.it’ of the Florida Motor
-RfAev Wiflif heTt/irfuartfTX—m- 4>r—
1‘indo.
Tiie ‘ ervife has already men
started here. acfu'dilUf to Raymond ,
C. Fix, Sanford nfti'nt. who point-{
substituted for Howard I lent* ul
Milwaukee to meet Teddy Kxtcrbrook, I.imu, Ohio, middleweight,
in the ten-round mnln event nt
A sIUuikT-* Auditorium
tonight.
Hentr.li* suffering from an injured
nose. Hilly Hurt field and .lack
McCarthy,. , welterweights,
an
matched in the six-round” semi-
_
Ini -im \ i houses a quick u'»d e ffic -f
lent means of trniispnrtiiiK" viunmen ial sliipmenls ranging ill *l*v.
I'aiin small package* to 250 i^ipuft.*-1
All ronimoditics will he handled in-t
. Ituling nieivliandise, fish, milk, and
produce. Trunks will lie handled nt
alf the regular express rate f ii
Oil -eligt I S till t il1Ittirse.*, liglit hag•tage ef the passengers being linntil d I ree. A Relations have been
made t«. the lias es running <>n Ire■incut •thedule lo make pi im ion,
for enir.vilig shipments.
A Si 11.00 Assortment for only
_ All Full Size Packages
^
v l,9
l^ tt r t n m r n n r r o .v r t T x r .v n ^
C h uluota
that it will atcnvl various!
Realty
De Forest Sanford
GET YOUR BEAUTY BOXNq'
Consider
...... .
The place to build your Iiom0
Rose C r e m e ...............fO.fiO
Coeouuut Oil Shampoo
.fiO
Rath Salts .
. .
1.00
Toilet Water
1.•”•••
Hi ilfiimtiiie
-•.
.7.ri
Rouge
I ’erfum,.
Fn«|
! '••
J'old Creme
Iiileum Povvilcr
All Ten Pieces While They Last F<(r o n|v
T m till t........
Val* ■■•-in I
i «i I >
-'fo r
tin-
Mil, t.i Mil- 1’i.niiMiiiiH>. T in
in.t tiiilm 11*1 • i *
in *1
makii' 4
,
11
•,.,| ^
•• '"li,»
llv m
Mobley’s Drug: Slorp
Friday and Saturday
I'l.■his iell for the rendering of
i lira! and mtra-point servien wlp’ii I
the -••inlet and Y» reiver lire :•t 111•• (
,,-iint ah-rig the '"poll road to (tot
„|| ,
Sill l- > l f
lllll' llts. Stop
• liipper oi reeeivvi' "ben ine mi
pa- -e- ilia’ par. a’ li: r poll.I.
S a ’.i* i‘: i tion has been iMprcsseii
|,. Ill Itie.-S 111' 'I. e J' I ! lily li’ all!
in men iiamliM’, jiii: miiiitnI:• nete sorie- and jobber*. sit tiie ilinuglt •
• It Inis nl *•> lieell li-p-tlled on the ,-;,lj n III ill,, sen me. They stilled
-t le il- I Ini' Hie Chief of I'oliee. that il will aii-wi r a great need in,
Roy (,. \\ llinni-. had made ileliv ill - e-iilinn l eiul Held whi’ro Ini*
|■rv of i ei tniti whiskey to eei nrd f.s may lie hipped quickly m
i tain nnaiitInnir.ed places. When t oitiniii.ili ie weighing in high a
er I'ereiving
l , asked. Mr.
Ills ie.apl>'dntinent
Cl IIIC
bcfitlx
? w fi)l.? w ln s fw ,? w ifnfiiart,,'
posit TteRveil from l U prurrcils i f of .‘ •.,i,f.td. I h.iida ami .1- rliaii
I hail m:.*li* a | i*rs«»nnl .invest iifii.
Hie sale of struct paving bunds, ( man of the Itniird ..r Itno.l In . i
in.n. I ii..vli* i lii u»vr .tiirnli*»»i )»*•
x\liii.li I found to lie as follows;
ee-, which receipt inihide
> '.hi
in*/ t*» |hi. i* wll»». I iltillrl -I *«m|,
On Apt il 2.
nine days before j min.fin worth of iim vet tiled Iioii'l
hii«l till
if**!l||ljl i**i».
I
ask*'*l
Mr, Hutton received
In-,
t i n 1 I mightsay
in
llii-- i iiiiiici tint
(1)1*111 in iihtjlip'i*' m i < ii
r v itlrnr*'
Warrant in
question, the street that the 1 it\ t h rl., I R
I'tnlipv
rv tli* \ hi .plit liavi* ami that il
la v in g fund waij tiverdrnw n S III,, upiiii to- own vn1111.>ii s.t:■t >.i 1 11.■
fl'.i* i • 11<•11 |*•!111«»11ui^r t*»
11a**
.Hi..I— IJltd tins continued to be hi« * p.-ul-m i i a I dav
igi.o,:
h'.nll I*** ♦ ••* ........'ll . ' I w mill i«
an o vet’ll raft until duly .11. 1'.*27 th- • I.... .
mid that In
-.a; n*. itt9111«*9•* ag*ani<t lli»* i *‘-i»|*wirtMi this deficit reacliisi tin- m i .a vi-id •
Mi
l .-.te thm Ie d.
i <ii' i iim ii* • i Mr. I!. •» William
of ?la7,7tUi.rii[. so i- tan lie readily .ued l<. havetin m sicii-d 1» >an
.is ( hi**! «*! I'olaji*. ,
seen that there was
not sui- in ■ \j..,-1 • ■I to niek1,, ,,i,,, |
-,|<I lri\r in my iimv****- .mm a lrt|« r
ficienl
funds ileiiveil
from llm | |w,'
nliol.
tat.....pie- "I n o
h> I hi* Si** rrl il y •*! lb *
sale of street paving lounls on dc. |,.i*,
no<h c date
I i i t.-b. i I•<
lav I n\ «*
I • :i*rlit* n - *1 I al *•
posit fit
any lime after A p n l J. |:»ji-.. , l4. |,| ,|a.
att. ■. . .
It .M 1 9i« nt•lt*i that w.i* r sihmJ
i'd27 to
pay Mi
Iutton's win
in,- ..i it...... n.,ii>l h. th - . n I
ranis.
Using ^ U ' l vv.'Uls
'-I tie I . , ..
1*1. Iilent. mu
auditor.
"In "tlier Words. Inn I ................ I Setnn.i ' i .
I ,i
the proeei'ds of ntln-r bend sale, hit1 ,,t , nt,.....
e,
ii ,,,
there hud In eo used
v I .*'7t7in» :i t
, , \|,
\,,,t, , .
\
| ,,
tiqvaid conqileln.il of I In- pavrti;’ i| •
it,,
,
prognilll "
Vfc,
.................. ...en oil V .
i
,V
M ft II
till' II. I'M licit ", II
I I I . ' " , .t .
.,,{
tin
i |.
.. I , n,
from Mr. ( l i n y ’- a 11nlitv il. vvliii n , i t
>,,
■. , . i ,
, ,, , , , ,
I have III III \ po-M’Mnli'li mid »vi.l ||
,,, |.,, .| ||, , ,|
| ... i ,...
bo glad nt anv lime In evlil n
i -.nil i ■ .
iinitn i
all. party oi paito
who dt i>
,p| .. . ., | - ...,1. 1 i,
,■j , ,. til see same, von ran n ad’lv
m
i>
I• .
■.
,
i.,. nngi*
tli’ii suffn ii lit fundiiii'ii1
ie i.
,,i. |.,i | ,.
i...
., , i, t
available nt att}** linn- to '■ g.il'
t. ■,, , ,,
pnv t be llntt'ii W a n . ml
II" .
.
•
., , n
!•'
lore being
tIniroiigidv
a’’
I
,,
.
, ,,
thut I was 4-01 ns-t I v ..led !•
. > | ■, . . • . , .
j .,„.,i I
•
Ml'. Hutton':.
i lanil..
II..!
o. (j . |., V , , p, |
.,1 v. . i |
di si 11 I •.
pci. ec III e no 1 ■.
i
i
,.
w-illile,! I th" |•;' '
• t ..I . I
>•,
\ .
'
\
|
and hi - i ol I c.timn. a d •
i.,i ■< ■
, ,
orange
getliei
with
bungalows
grnvi
niodern,
lor
T rav elin g Exhibit
o f C ran e fixtures
live-room
Sa.OOII
In
S5.5UU.
T ! i c tra v e lin g e x h iliit o f Crar>cp!t:i.t!iingantl
h eatin g m a teria ls, b r in g in g latest improve*
Auto linns .r>!) Mile
On (Jallon of (ias
incuts to r bath, kitch en and lautu!r\ .w ill licit
Park A vc. & First St.
Friday. Fob. !7tli
engineerhi
•hi
.’ill effort
lor 11 «-«- bookb t and Im
iimip’.i"ii
Y o u are c o rd ia lly in v ite d to itr-p' . t the new
C ra n e fixtu res.
U S E . T H E .C O U P O N '
A u to m a tic
It makes city
.1. \\. llo ffm i.it . \ it T - l'ir s id e n l
c o m fo r t and c o n v e n ie n c e easy and econorn*
i* d lo r t lie fa rm h om e v. hi Ie it pav - for itself
M nt S U N K . I I
up.
in t:.•11. stnrtaif.
sniootl
iili.nilig liiotoi s
mill
ilisiqqii i
miii of i ji 11ii in I! tilirer,
\
! hii ! St . \| i! vjiul.t «•, V i i ,
Ho n limited- nine i- o fleii g u
in
ili’Vii i- fo tlo.se vi lo. v. 11’ help
lilt... <ne |t l|. .ii i. I i * ,1
to ll
i . ei i VVh o t In i.'.ilii.\ • i
- 1110
V i. 1) in I i11-1, own 11 1 1 il a
t.il,.
W a t e r S y stem .
t!ic Crane
i fit I I U l \ t • » XII * \N 5 ..
puli miiiiiOlig gos .sir ings Ian .
aUu slll'|.n**ei| to Im . |.ili l.ee p
Sec rtiD ecially
h i : in
V\ 11 Inmi i ohliu.ition, please,
\
b y in creasin g p r o fits fro m s to c k and poultry.
m1 no
C R. A N E
let.
r L U M n iN C
AND h e a t i n g
m a c e r ia l *
(R A M *;
01b LOUTH MICHIGAr^ AVI
NGT l
N c iv C ltr y w lc r
In order In r n m p lH c iiM .iim v m e n ls hu I lie I'a g e a n l Itall
and I lie italiv elinies il iias lieen fniiiid neeeissai'v lo po*d11(1114’ tlii’M’ ev e n ts one week.
$fi70
Two-door Sedov
Ci'iipr
•
Roail-irr
and upwards
670
670
•
•
i,, .i: i- nil.tr ir at)
CLINICS
<<lints
Raul.
argii uali"t
BABY BEAUTY SHOW
l.
sum i f m inn.in in on
.......... . i i ..
make ii ■tear n» in h..v» th a
'eovi-ly o| tin I - ................1 tin '
(*l tifli ale- vva- nl.ate, I ;,iu «.I•
llged In give you a b l'le iiih'in i
I i"ll I' Ulllllg Up I ii III
ill
■.-ei
If you Wilt lei all. lust hUml.lel
II Was i ■-1.oiled that the I ity jia I
overexpeiided it- budget iip|.|n\imnte'y Allo.uuo
Mr lie i ,.tte
liter
l.i i w that
rometllllli:
e> i
dently win, wiling
It niil.'t lia.i
hern either
of tun tilingllablldi’.et had Mil b. i ti -llffieietil. . i
if it had ti.-eli Miflli tt-lil. the mil
luge l.uil lint been adequate, lie
then pneeeded to i . u ii
til.nillOUl.t of all nillnluHillllg
nidi
g/itimu nf tin- t*ny of Sanford
li I ! i I ,l • .1 |>.l |» l • III Ihi - i "
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will In ;:hull\ sliiiw i, i..
miVoiie
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.tint i iidn g dial Mi D i i ‘nltv-, .•
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ti.nl
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III" i. In In a i im lit)- ilif'U "la. lull
w ill, ll ll Iiy - h-"i been t ••lit • i t, .r
ili am wav
ii . the ileliviiv el
t li.......... .. HI iHi.li
. f indi’ldeilin
•a Iimi.i I • to m.e i base Notional
Ita ik i f \i.u 5 ••1 1. In- would nut
haku Siv’lirod. . ni.il
1 1llsi* )ilmVii’d.tdii van ii s have
prnviil noire
After completing' liu* inve-ti,ra
tion, lie unkeil Mi I'lulqir. the
_t’lty Clerk,
if he knew of iinv
items that had been omitted this
wan on tiie !Mh day of-Muly. I'.rJT,
tq lie
evuil.
and
Mr. I'liilipI he’n produced u Imol. ivennl din
rl using $000,000.00 worth of eertifieules of iialelitedliexA held Iiy
York, drawing interest at the rate
o f nix per cent pel annum. Ml.
De Cuttes then requculcd Mr.
FlifTIp*' to 'write him a tettei
setting I ui(h ili***'** fucti*. Mr.
De Cofle* (hen, on duly 11, It*27,
aildresM'd a let tel to l-'urp’d
l.ake, s. ft. ('Iia*<- mill K. F. Ilmmholder r.'illing tlieir attention to
tiiesa flirts and asking them if
they laid iiiiiile ai y provision for
the payment of iutereia und lb*’
tvlirs im-tii-f of these outstanding
curttlisutgs of. indebtednttx*. This
vks.4hc- firai thuj Mr. De t'otte*.
Air HuUslutidui ol Ail i-lul' r
Foil* l»*or Sedan
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Monday Night, Feb. 27
Quality and Performance Unchanged
v
Illu s ir t o u M
N ew
C ltr y * fle r
American Legion Committee
Two-Pa**. Coupe SlS-ft
<**uh rumble ic&t)
Ho>al SvJan
•
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Your Personal A p p e aran ce'
is your Biggest A sset
W ear Tailor Made Clothes
C O ST NO MORE
$ 2 9 -5 0
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QtrysIerValti
$ 3 3 -5 0
$35.0 0
S. W. Bradford
r»Is First National liank liuilding
Take Elevator
bpcrl Roaditrr
l*uti tumble »u ()
I »u r -P « u . Coupe
Tow n Sedan
•
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Convertible Coupe 1745
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Crown ScJ a q
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.
112 b .p .
Im p e r ia l
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1795
•
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.
N o w , at sensational n e w
l o w e r p r ic e s ju s t a n pou n ced, C h rysler cars—
w ith fa m o u s C h r y s le r
q u ality and p erfo rm a n ce
u nchanged - b ecom e
even greater value than
ev e r b efore.
F ou r Rreat lines o f cars—
*‘52, “ 62,” “ 7 2 " and 112
h. p. Im perial “ 8 0 ” —supply every price n eed fro m
^670 to >3495. T\wy offe r o u ts ta n d in g va lu es
w h ic h result from a^
and rapidly|jrowio|P
lie dem an d,
) °JJ sh9 uI,d n0t ^
f,cd w ,th ,css , n lxr
a n c ,e * a p p ea ra n cei
qu ality than Tnt* tre*
dou s values whfcn ®
C h r y s le r Stand*f®|
Q u a l i t y can provide*
o n e w a y you cao b*
6olutcly sure you a1*1
tiny real Chrysler *
is—buy a Ch»~ydcr*
$2795
ft*ilh fuiuliU 4<>t)
,
Five-Paaa. Sedan
T o w n e e Jan
•
2945
2995
Seven^Paa*. ScJan 3075
ScJaxv lim ou tlae 3495
All pricca f. o. Is Detruit,
•ubjrct to currem FeJrr.tj
e x c iu tux. C liry iler ilea I( ' « are in poiiijon to ex
tend the convert ienca of
tim e pti^rncnu. -
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tone TRIPS
n,
result*
Attending
iotUy -of.
»a U
"To 't)|tbl*te Colen<i Charlea
dbbrgft and accomplish the
IfaC of eW North Atlantic
k'by air,'already arc planjtrdnk-ocean flights, for this
and Sclilec,
,»
A > v
trom
the
N#w'
hi 'England and thence
way* around 'the.
rjf*,. • on 11 u^nsIte*Passengers
r M L - j Utrwbaliffu will be accompanied
y - jm.'
ngeis. including (in
unnamed woman who is staled to
r be a fully qualified pilot and with
■ cwnfiSerabl* flying experience.
ji- TtulBtitong point will probnbly lie
flilpW uW wlI fill ill ninl Lineolnahtre. -,’
H R T h e second British attempt will
7J
V; plane Princes Xenis. This is the
1 machine on which he made an unf aut&iuful Atlantic trip last year,
when he was driv'en back by bad
Weather after only just passing
thelrjsh Coast. Both the Princes.*
Xenia wind Hinchliffe’s machine
fereMahd machines.with wheel un
dercarriages.
‘Dw l third British attempt will
W xftttfc by Captain Frank Court
ney, one of the most skillful of
BrR^l^pnots and famous as a
tes\0)Uot for several of the large
atlAWn manufacturing corporaimrtney also made1 uVi at_ st year in a Domler Nap
ier TTylliy boot, but was only nblc
Corunna, on the Spanish
ctufiLArhere Ip1was delayed t.y bnd
w w n e r for, so long that he finally
abuulamM his attempt.
j^M m ^iby's craft this year will
'fctxer repllcu. .htf.J’rqvipu'
and In many ways his nt
likoly to prove the most
t of u|l.
mphaslzes that his attempt
i * 4 M iy he u spec tue ul in
m one side of the Atlantic
other’, and unless weather
are rxccpticnslly favornay not even be a nonShip
■UA ^ l^ y D o d y knows that provld
cd an angina will keep running for
rtj( hours, un airplane can cross
, ;ui^A_JknUe,” C-ourtney said in discusstng his flight. "But that helps
In no wny tpwards the Atlantic
^ ftiK Ih r'id fv lc e .
"What we do want to find out
t Is
P.ri’Pfviy seaworthy fly‘ i JkloK., equipped with radio and
mjulslt* number of navigat)ruments, manned hy a
»nt crew, will fare under
notrmal conditions."
Meanwhile, although the mutter
jhas been frequently discussed, no
move has been made to see
fu tu re Atlantic flights are
s properly conducted and thnt nil
[Wlijble^prefautlon* have been
ta ^ ig to iuaid against disaster.
. VPJtUe. Agreeing that the harunt..•CUHnk flights .'f last year shout I
i ,h«Vamied in the future, officials
1 , of the Air Ministi-v here seem loath
to Jakc thr Initiative. It is pfohahje’ tjfbt should the authorities in
‘WlHiWkton takp such steps, the
. Air Ministry would fall Into line
,
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["Martin Honor Guest
Fair
f e g g A t Volusia's Fai
LND, Feb.,
)*tor greater
kMn in the
wax made
x t f DcLund
men by
17— (IN S ) —An
community coupbuilding oi
before u large
and Vdusia
Gov. John W,
.
luncheon given it^his
offlyiere this noon.
.’ V q | g
the
afternoon
the
nor spoke to the crowds ut
Jusia county fair on the
is c*f the state, painting
imistlc picture-of thousands
of paved highways, ,lbfv>
Its taxes and improved
-did-not refer to hit
It in his present race for
States senate,
inaliy had pludned to
Sanford’ tomorrow “night
to change his schedule to
i Tallahassee. *
IDA pn July 1 will receive
Finitely 136,000 f -*•*• '-d^
government for national foi|V».
•
iulf .Refining Coni*
letea'btg bulk oil itaSoutb and Thompson
r.I.vwMi1
*.' 111
Hh i
-
w
a r d
’MOKCOtv, U e b J
Stciugraphers don't
/HintUr-nd flrpperi*
and they strenuously
1t’liobolate MA’ilii1Ldytrs•..A.l>1\'■‘.Jgp
*1 1
directly in front of one of the
propcllom that nearly severed his
hand and lacerated his back. Los.
nf Blood may cat',1e his death,
physician* said today.
------- *------------TOWN It l’NS ON HADIO II.ML
------All clocks in Nyraboidu, AuaLralla, are now set according to
radio time- The local schoolmas
ter gifts it througii tiiq school
receiving set as it given every,
hour by a general broadcasting
Itie
I -- m
then
rings
tincom pany,
en
r in g s
the tKing's' head
c* ull.v. Wells,
11
tanger, /ode through the herd on
horseback and made the stilerlions.
Finland, and Austria bad already
left, there whs in) possibility that
the race wouid hef run over again.
However, as (liistavus T. Kirhy,
manuger of the American skater*
declared, “ ns far as we arc con
cerned, we consider Jnffe Olympic
chnniphi. in tip* 10,000 meters
lace.” Jaffe's time went by the
board when the referee called* off
the event, which took plncce Tues
day. A protest was filed by the
Imported and Domestic Cheese.
Arcade Delicatessen
mi mined ns bobbed-haired,
modish' t* , . t
*
ly dte&sed coquettes seated at
typewriters! rouging and powder
ing faces -with the ' approved
swnr t. Not* that they frown my the
‘T h e Taste Tells”
1 1 M cLander Arcade
kbey-
cartooTis about
flnpperish
'*
| ..-jJ’p VV0I-,j ‘ Mfta’ is ‘dead’, the
j,uj,| “ Women are called
by their first and middle names
like men as a symbol of equality.
But the old-fnshicned caricature
of
stenographers and
typists
hang* oti, it seems, forever. JThlj
va4 majority of tuf typists nro
hoicst, haul working .and devoted
(to the Soviet Government) work
ing girl*. Tomsky (President of
the Central Trade Union Council)
said there was no difference Inl
It ^
I ?
P IG G IY
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F K B R P A R Y ‘ 13-18 INCLUSIVE
CAM PBELLS
Significant of ValpQS to be had in A & P Stores E V E R Y D A Y !
High Quality and J^dw Prices plus Courteous Service— a striking Example ol what A & P has to o ffe r Every Day.
^
Moore’s Black Berries, cun
34*
per
Wit huuI I he
Kind
IV c'k (J. W I I I T K N illM I T lI A
SOAP,
Tall Jars Jam
IO N A , H it\N |)
P L A IN OK S E L F K ISIN G
LIL It At; ..
I*ILI«S U IIK Y S OK
f *01.1 > M E D A L
25c ,5l,n’1,A(:
49c 12r,H‘,IA(;
95c LaHAG
Best White Bacon, lb.
Western Pork Chops, lh.
ltA(>
2T Lit: HAG
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C a n t o r Sa n fo rd A y e . und K ig h t h S I.
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B ea n s,
SATURDAY SPECIALS
q r o .. x
No. 2 ] 2 cans
N A TIO N A LLY FAMOUS
m
Special
35^
45c
ji
23^
3 No. 2 cans
20^
Mayonnaise-Relish Spred-1000b*
Mland Dressing.
25c Size for 2 0 c—45c Size for 40c
12c Size for 10c— 85c Size for ?5C
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COFFEE] m.-lb
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Red Bliss Potatoes; 3 lbs.....
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Bananas, 4 lbs.
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20c
25c
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Blue Boilnet Market
t
MEAT
4
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Buy Now at- these Unusual
’ ’ Prices
Special—This Week Only
Fresh Peas, 2 lbs. ...
“ Best Foods Dressing”
,
T o m a to e s ,
Spinach, 2 lb.
No. 2 cans
3
IO N A tF P L L PA C K
J*
2 lb. carton
1 lb. 21c 2 lb. 39c 8 lb. $1.39
C A M P B E L L S PO RK A M ) ,
_
SUN At A ID
Snowdrift Pure and Frdh
30c
59c
$1.17
L l t f i t i ; llO S E -D A l.K
R. W. Lawton
seeded
Baking Powder nt. can
FLOUR
12 M■■**+
l.
Tomatoes no2 can 5 for
Raisins 15OZ.pkg l i d
lit MFORD
ijk ; r e d u c t i o n o n
—' w-
cans
FANCY
Prunes
bars
Quality Corn Beef, can
Tall Pink Salmon, can
Pork and Beans
SEEDLESS
SI left!
Bacon ’
2 can
No 2 can
1
Founder^
per lb.
5c
N o
DELMONTE
during
Hitfh Grade Gutter, II).
l
12oz. Jar 2 k;
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s r .N N Y F IB M ) S L IC E D H U E AK I AST
Cauliflower, lb.
SLICED DELMONTE
Values!
Saturday “ Money-Savers
it "T U T
O n io n s
Pineapple No 2h can 25
■
S W IF T S I’ ltK M II'M - tTJ"
:8 to Id Ills
Green Peppers, 2 for
10 lbsi
P o ta to e
t o .l .v i i o
bn their protest befor the star’
of the figure skating compelitAou
S T U A itT
Tree
pin ting
at Amsterdam.
Hessoy Afhlition starleil.
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flip
M A IN E COItllLEltS
"Y E ONLY ONE"
G re at
W IC G IV
Stows the stores
'for you
Hnriccloth and ashej are not being
worn icry nmeli iiowalnys lull sark•cloth and saslipa—tliu’s a different
mailer. Even tim yuuigeat enn wear
them, and tw< In any thing except a
fieiiltenllnl mootl, EnCh of tlie little
frisk-' shown hen1, and mnny other
styles liewldes, can Ik made out of
ordinary (lour bags ti lie bought for
’ a wrj few cents apt tee from almost
Annual1 Offering
A fter .’t.r> years' t-ffnrt. f ’litirlef
\Y. Aldridge, of llnttersea. Eng*
land, has just completed a doll's
house in a mu ch box. The house
contains four rooms, anil is per
fect in every detail even to
Amrrhnns,
•
; telves, piettiles on the walls anil
It was understood today that the
■lyerinv* f< r the tables. \ ti—
United States delegation wi-uld :t
doll is inistri'ss of rh< iliiowulivo
the Olympic Committee to decide home.
Strawberries
makes
Mil
j g F T g T t g m n t S ? 'A '
YKAItS IN MAKING TO)
|»
Luncheon Miafel
W c carry a nice assortment of
In one Instance, a qnnlnf. Cht*
ncso-y efTeet Is had hy making the
frock (Hillarless and lilndtng tlie
eilges and armholes with n hrlght
retl binding., Chinese s .t i i i I miI s erolintittered in retl make an appropri
ate decoration.
'Jthcr possibilities Include combin
ing I he eloth wit It checked gluRhnm
or plain ebambrny for Item, yoke and
any tinker.
f
___ sleeve bands, or using while Peter
The ridUi Is abotd ittlxlO Inches, Pan collars and ruffs, huttonholod
soft cl—et.v woven and creamy in in red, green or blue. A largo twosch oo l b e ll, th e c la s s e s a r e s t a r t - . .
.
...
,
,
„
color. Hie Inking is removed by cov- way jtocjtet in this little Itny’n playc l o „ ra d io tim e , and th e t o w n s - ) t w e t *,,
um
l °7
th""
e r K ' rl
......
rri’i- ,ii with hint or kerosene over- suit has nit aggrosslro goose keeping
night and then wniblag the hag In guard over (be treasure Inside.
p e o p le r e g u la t e t h e i r c lo c k s
I dirty. \\ o’ pomid the typewriters lukewarm water. It will wnsli mh
Pieces left over from cutting tbs
cording to the b e ll.
umi( our beads ache. Our back-, .lion ts-rfis'ilv and stand sny-imintH’r lit)In dresses nissl not l>o wasted.
ST. MOI1 ITZ, Switzerland, Feb, 1
— 1 --------------, bonpij arv> iu|*ypkr(l front sitting of tinnl tuhldngs. One or two tings They can Is* nt Hired In making pot
17— (IN S )— WUh their protest n g -! ItOJ’ND.UP OF llKElt -IIELI)
sucll lonfr* hhurk.J'< >ur fingers . are are needed for enrit frock or piny* cloths, lienn hags, tutmll animal cm tv
alnst (lie refusal of the Inter*
--------flifs-ndlric niton fhe‘ t.1 vi' or tlie Ions for the very youngest, and
ribbons
notional Olympic Committee t i
In order to select r,0 eft he lies* h'n-^’TfonTtPBdllnir
... ,
,
.ani*' rlilh itiid whether or not you •.vent seliool tuiuk covers which can \m
carbon, pajter. the cartoons hurt
i stipiRHl off anil waslusl.
accept the mark made by Irving i deer to be sent to all purls of dkMePtd
. h i 1....
Jnffe in the 10,000 meter race still Ergland to improve th e'strain in any Ion .....
S ;’f
unanswered, the United States that country, a rrouml-up ^f the j •
'j
Je.tr,. mi. Jiit^ A.tbO'tiJ
American Skaters
To Lodge Protest
With Olympic Head
_
.
linked Hnms-
17—V lN S )—
want to . bo
in .Moscow,
object to be
CjilpTryuga^us.
w w irirt-n -a ^
Yircr
of7.ur,i A.don’t like the implkut'‘on tnnt
qulth that his funeral lie simple Commerce, were . W ilM i .-The
typfcis, loaf on
and that he be buried nt Morely.
, b™ f h,
T
I'.rty-onc of them in tue cmThis fact was brought to light whqn ■’.."boats' tlmt hutrltM »Mn shore
1 when'the
‘hecidentr
whh seen by . r/”
sent au
ploy
of the
oi---lYcsiminsicr, with
win* th^
i «k
,
,
. ........
. fgovernment
— ..... .
—
the Deanii of
Westminster,
mce of the government pleasure seakers on the my shoi1-.
n |t ttcr („ the ’newsp
spapcr.i
concurrence
made an offer to I-ady Oxford thit
af ci" f ^
*’ anf ''.a ‘ ihrertCnlng to suC'fAr slande
slander-the
ains
I-, We«t» 'uwo
ii.
.7
. magi
the rental
ams h..
oe Interred
imtrica in
west«•*,,„
v . ,liVt‘* ‘,‘ v,’d ,nt'’ tho editor
ofr the
comic
magazine^,
minster w
„ t ,t so hji
,h,, «■
1,^-, “/•
, t ,* h?_n 1**_ ‘ “ f j# , ‘
, , "rreccdlle" if he pernhs
where
many
of ,.
Eng-,1
/ .L
persists in «drnw-
i-itm ...... •
;tbp. niwment, at least seven
s”t a « in .prospect from this
f the Atlantic. Of these three land's famous statesmen and su’dor® rilUti, - two are French, one iers lie.
an and one Austrian. 4
The body lias been tnken from
is
l, Hlnchliffc, the Kng- •he Asquith country bmie, the
.. V
l||dav
h‘ *jil!or Vho attracted Wharf, at Sutton. Courtney, to the
attention last year by piloting Parish church, whore it rested toinejs Mlsa Columbia day. In requesting that his body
Lh
alee the attempt in n jest with those of his ancestors in
far monoplane with the family plot, Lard Oxford folrtwlXit engine. His lowed, the requestin' Enrl Haig,
Unr type to that wha died recently.
M
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O f H i8 Ancestors Injuring Seventeen M 6 ( f e r n T i m e r s
MrAMi; FTuT, Fcb.7 17— (ik S )- *
LONDON,
'Feb.
17 — Tliii
Hay
Jaekjmn, of mlami)” was neir
Earl cf Ox'ord nru Asquith (Herdcutli tuluy from injuries received
By tJnfcuccessful
lltfiry Asquith) will be hurled wh'cn the tri-motored flagship of
Larft Summer Sev- bert
in
the
luith family vault in the,the Cuban-American Lino plunged
’Are Conduct burial Asqui
ground nt Morely, n,'ar _______________
_ when me of the
Biscnyno Bay
•r Future Trys Leeds, on Saturday, it was officl- intc
S''
motors of the plane caught firo
ally announced this afternoon. A l intc yesterday
LONDON; , Feb. 17— (IN S )— memorial service for the famous
;:cvenU,elv ,llher pi, ***<.-„ of
European airmail 'iWditt'erred by liberal .taUHman and ex-premier ■ .
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tba IhHf^at^d.
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Veal Shoulder Roast 20^lb* 1
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Unusual mechanical Type
Rave Been M a d e Recently
FOR 1928 BABY B U N T IN G
or*
JIG, Feb.
10.— Sci; forward In great
(cording new Invcn- ried through various process of
whose rolling nnd shearing. This was
achievements
In the dim add done |,y tncann of the photo-plow
lUL Uu.uk-.wxlUdpnH nn, lnRWnft)tM -nrt.fhntf
Um(1
SATISFIED
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„rr„- limit control which prevent* i| meJf } ' t i l \v tine" cr alrnlnlnir o f motive equipment,
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1-vVtnn which nttrncted
'engineers,
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—a ‘•mechnnleol
ivtos orders over
I executed them
np such domeat■plnp, dish-washlouse
’ tube— a device
etrlc currents by
light and shad.
struv~, A
iti a
nan}ntcrthun
Tiny
aim'blch
<fng
re.
wfc’o nttentlon
,h,rinfr« The
,!,27‘Sound
Thc« Analyser
were: *
’ The pritl-plnw—a current controlllrtfr device so sensitive it can
be opernted by the mere approach
0f n human hand. It was by means
n grid-plow thn|: the late Judjre
EHvrt H. Gnry sat In his brfKe in
NeW York and put into operation
the hupe new
electrical
steel
works nt Hnmeslhnd at the coinpletion-of the part of n $37,000,000 Improvement propram in the
0 ‘ S. Steel plnntn nt llomeatend,
Brmjloelc, Duquesne, anti other
I,oinls I” till? PH tabu rp district,
Gary metfcly held his hand
a^0l,t two Inchon from the ;?rid®|ow an^ then Wpvcd, tlm energy
being rmight by the
Ifrb^-glow and hrting tihnsfemtl
withl,‘ » fl-'w ae-Conds ,to Homestoni*' aevernl hundred miles disMM* „
,
A i sound nnab’zer"— nn in-
m nufomnlienlly tiirnn on the flood
lights nt flying fieldH. A demon.
vo-^ slrntion o f this wan mnde at IJotrnil" Hk Field, airmail port, and the
flyer was enabled to make a per
il—n feet landing on n brilliantly liphtcon-ed field out of a pitch-black sky.
evices For Riding Comfort Interest
Motorists, Says Chrysler Distributor
I- Re|)«i'ts from national and !oIrol {LUtomnliiie shows throughout
[the country indicate a widespread
linttrcst In devices recently devel
oped by ear innmifaeturers as aids
[to riding coinfoil.
I The lim! id rubber fur this purjposi- in cars of the medium and
lower price classes is especially
a subject of repeated inquiry 'by
visitors, tu the shows. Buys J. (I.
Isi.'imjia of tlm I'arkside Motor f’ n.,
Iwhitli this pliable sulistuuee is ,-ul|Oir)-slhn) uistribul iis, ami the in|g*nuju- methods by which this |dittldc rubstance is adapted for dead
ening vibration, ubKorbiug road
[•hocks and iliminuting noises due
toconi .id of liiiia! with metal rare
ly fail to elicit interested inquiry,
with metal rarely fail to elicit
linUrcUbd inquiry.
Chrysler representatives nt the
•hows report an except ionally
Urge number of such inquiries,
due, it is believed, to the leading
Part played by Chrysler engin«r» in the search for new usea
for ruhlx-r in chassis rnnstnirtiun.
First developed for the lmperW ''HO," and until the Inst few
months found only lr. cars of the
highest luxury type, rubber spring
mounting i have been passed along
by the operation of Chrytier's
Slnmtardized Quality principle to
other f ’ hrysler models, the ‘'72”
urnI “ <I2." Their remarkable en
hancement o f riding c.rsc was thus
made available for the first time \
In I he moderate priced nulom dille
field. Metal sliackles une entirely
ditjiunsed with, spring ends being
aneh »rod In blocks o f live rubber.
lit addition lu Ibis use in spring
suspension, rubber is effectively
applied by Chrysler engineers in ■
oilier ways to. insure* quiet, longlived operation and a high degree
<if passenger comfort. Among it,*uses of rubber recently devised
l>y them is its application t> cush
ion engine mountings, also a de
velopment primarily for Imperial
‘ HU” ears, and transmitted from
them to the other Chrysler mod
els, Here also, direct metuj-tomctnl contact is obviated, sound
vibrations are kept from passing
through the frame ipto the body
of the ear, und much improved
riding ease is achieved.
FI.OWKIt mtOACH L N IQ U K
hy a real estate promotor in Rngland. Each house will have a twoWomen of Paris have a new valve set, complete with loud
speaker, the aerial being erected
H'l in a broach for carrying
Oow.rs. |[
jn t),e xhnpe of u beneath llu* roof.
(hryxantln-muin, and Is composed
French paste. It i» especially FAM ILY COSTUMES IN I’ AHFA
dtticni-d to hold the large button“ 'e bouqmt* of fresh floworg . .Whole families of children In
I^aris are dressing alike this sentkai ait* now popular.
son. In thee IJois may he seen two
or three or even more sisters all
2,000 RADIOS
guihcd exactly the sam?, even'to
their socks and shbes. Small boys
That le will erect 2,000 houses, also now huve smocks or sailor
>rii equippped with a radio re- suits made of the same material
i'ing set, lias been announced ns their sisters' dresses.
late Baby Routines are not
aeCeas'Arlly wrap[»eil lu rabbit skins.
A quilted cflb cover like the une
sbowu Iutc, with iwwilert pink or
blue bundled stand lug guard on It.
answers tilt* pqfJxM? Just ns well.
The vogue .for
tilings Is par
ticularly keen right now only In
stead of the old, laborious quilting
which required a frame to work on
and -the tiniest of fine stitches, pres
ent-day quilting lias been much sim
plified. The design shown can be
worked In a rouiparulively whorl
time or nn even simpler iml tern can
be1selected.
The innterlals required for inaklap
this attractive baby’s quilt are two
Hour baps, bought from yuur baker
for a few cent!*, three quurirra of a
yard of wool batting, Iialf a yard of
plain jtliigliHiu, pink or bine, and
merccrlwsT em broidery twist •*»
match. Ordinary sheet wadding will
do, but the kind that comes uIready
In kenweie overnight. .Thvii \swdi
tbe bag oit In lukewarm water. .
The buinlea are first cut out o|
the gingham and gppllqued to th<
ataniped coth. Tbe eyow are embroid
ered lit bllt'k. Then the wadding U
pinned or tasted to tbe top and the
quilting It Is-gun, always working
front tbe Inside outwards. A fairly
short mining stitch Is used, g.dng
all tbe way through the wool sheet,
lng. _\Vliei the quilting U done, usa
the acctnn. flour bag to make tin
back and hind all the edges with a
two-inch fold of tbe glngbuiq.
A small haby pillow to match, only
worked without the wool lining, la
an uItract ve addition aud run t«
made out of the strl)w left over from
cutting out the crib covet.
Red Star Grocery & Feed Co
Saturday
oc it couldn't,-be'
the favorite ofmillions of" the port
p w ttctfltf Ipottb;?
Specials — Monday
No.*2 Ibm atoes, 3 f o r ................ ...
Pillsbury Pancake Flour, 2 f o r ....
Le Grande Sugnr Gorn 2 f o r ........
3 Minute Rolled Oats, 3 pkgs........
Radio Matches, 6 pkgs. f o r ..... .
Pure V egetable Lard, lb ....'............
Aluminum 3 Minute Oats
L a rg e Size, 2 lb., 10 oz. pkp:.....
15 lbs. Sugar
...................
Libby’s Queen Olives, 3 oz. size.....!.
Lib b y’s A pricot Jam, 1 lb., 4 oz.
Whole Rice, 16 lb s .........
Libby’s Sliced Pineapple, 1 lb., 4 oz
Lib b y’s 2 1-2 Dill Pickles
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Van Cum p’s Chicken Soup, 3 fo r ....
Van Camp's V egetable Soup, 3 for
Pansy Prunes, 2 lb. b o x ...............
M ARKET
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SUnrord Ave,
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PIGGI.Y-WIGGI.Y
Ilolh Stores
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SAM KENIS
210 Sanford Ave.
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010 Sanford a v c . & 400
Spnford Ave.— ——
J* U» ELIAS
410 Celery Avo. .
CENTRAL MARKET
207 W. First St.
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U. I*. THOMPSON
Celery A'C.
Encourage Horn# Industry by
using home products
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25C
Raisins, Seeded and Seedless 2 for
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Pork and Beans, Van Camps, 3 for O
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f, J'lmH 5C
Eggs, Storage, dolz......................v |
2c
5c
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Vienna Sausage, 3 cans
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Maxwell House Coffee
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Suffer, Granulated, }0 lbs. for
a'
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Potatoes,
Irish,
JO lb|s.
for•
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Potatoes, Choice Sweet, 6 lbs, far
Tomatoes, No, 2, B c^ns for
Tomatoes, ^o. i, 4 cans, for
ft
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‘ Mia t / U c p a rW ir ilP ^ -y ^
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Pure Pork Sausalge, lb.
25 C
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Pot Roast Cut from good Steers ... 6 c
Pork Roast, lb. 1
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Beef Stew, lb
CHICAGO/
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orner Sanford Ave. an
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W. S. Barton, Mgr
G n F .A T V * i
l l M t *> l HOSE OF A N V O f i* L it llttrt
10 lbs. S u g a r .................................0 9 c
Wt* curry a complete line of Fine)' llrocrrirs,
Is, Sweet Feeds and Dairy Feeds.
Also, a rnmplrtc line of fiarden ^e,-ds.
w o a . n 3
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Baileys Cash Grocery
117 E. 1st. St.
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t. S T . L O U I S /
Scratch Feed, 10 lbs. for
Snowdrift, 2 lb. can
Maxwell House Coffee, per lb*
Mayonnaise or Rpli?h> made by
Foods Co. 25c size fa t
Pecan Nuts, per lb.
.jUd/vafti
Pork and Heppa, CapipbeJIlsi
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avc«s
3 cans for ■i-'>*,-rpj--*"v-A—-t-..*.*.*••**•1# iti
through the Scenic, Historic South
Maim Syrup, * gal.
10 lb. Granulated Sugar
via Atlanta, Chnttunoo^u,
ChickamaugaNatlonal
White Bacon, per lb,
LpoVoutM ouhtiiirqM occa; in
Dentl, Naihvi^c, Evansviliv-
Pure Pork Sausage, per lb
1 lb. Creamery Butter
(Slopovcri)
Clove Bloom Butter, per lb.
1 lb. Compound Lard
|KINGS OF VAUDEVILLE
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Pork Loin Roast, per tb.
15 oz. Catsup
Beef Rib Stew, 2 Jbst for
Lard; Compound, per lb
2 pkgs. Seedl pss or Si
ed Raisins
Spare Ribs, per 1U. .
Pork Shoulder, p ?r 11/.
1 lb. Jones’ DairyFarjnJBausage
Th* P Ule Flyer la an AU-PulJmsn De Lau* train with club ca ,
valet and meld service. Drawing room, compartment lU rplig
ca n . Tke P IxU Llm ltm l cnsrlca dtawlag roo*n, com paiuata
•leaping can. foacbe*. The D ixie Exp rtu carrier drswing rora
sleeping care and coecher. Ob>trpation Cora ara operated c l
all three train*) also Dixie Diner*, Am oiu for Southem cockle;.
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Per U tlU u . tUtpU f at* rtwriwiiwu. i n n *md * k o
yglUJ,jliml iji flff f|ial( Sf
liIW»ifi:-il:ilrt:iWWi8ig a
I goJraer,
I r*»U« tKcatrlal osgtniution Lehman, of ^Lehman Brothers, who
Bones, per lb.
1 doz. Countiiy Eggs
Shoulder. of Lamb, per lb;
t
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Pork Tails, 2 lbs. fa r
H lb. Cans Tujnny Fish
Grocery Department
brought shout tbe union; and Marctu
shown
Hcimtn, '
; srrapi
in N reS f'
mrtn*. *i
tp the equivalent of the entire
A. O. Sawyer
m m m
�ifprd Iie^aljl |
■klUhrd t r 4 rfflrrtihkn .e iM p t
•.nnliMl. l-'liirlda.
MUMhy
t Ilf Mncn 11.1 Avenue.
• -eeo,,il rlaaa mutter
(Kalmd
Oflubrr 2T, 1*10. nl the I'lKtolflff
■I daulnrit IF’lorhln. muter net •/
Inrrh ;l, I MIT.
{jOaaarr««
..Hdllftr
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, it. iintv.titD tihuh I t...... llanaarr
One o f dur flubscribdM Very kjhdfy calls our attention
to an error Occuring in a recent editorial in which we stated
that "Older men who remember the Inst days of the. Inst cen
tury recall that twenty-five miles* an hour, with any horse
nnd buggy was a "right, smart clip," while "idling!* w aa.no
better than five or six." Our friend requests that we ad
: f.AItl.i: IT. JftM 'V Unnwalwa Kdltnr vise him where he can purchase a horse that can run twentyfiv e miles an hour and adds that "Fifteen miles is pretty
f fi£ £ jtrnii
| u u n iii’Tin.\ n m a
RT.on fast speed for any kind of a horse, but twenty-five miles
• Vrar Z,
Month..
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)l until*
M f»!iin . hour, is-tmveling.some." -------- -_ .. , .
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“ ^ ‘^ '- ^ W iT c a n n n t Imagino whntrnnyontf, in this d»> o f autoHerald,-sunfnrd'* pioneer »««»■
paper, .Bli*t*r1br» l» Ihr lalrrnn mobiles, speedboats, and airplane's, would want with a "horse
aal X>wnU*rrvla*i rrVelt-Inn tram thut can run twenty-five miles an hour” Unless to use him
itlaa
1hU ■nipfrltr newa .■uritaiuaaf
. twenty ituMMnl annla Halil V » « r r on the race tracks or polo fields. Consequently we are forc
(Iradlna event* «>f the ed to the coniiusion that this is what he proposes to do.
flair all I
The I. V K, I* r.
rnllrr nai
peelall? all ilrnl la I'lnrlda and la \Ve readily yield to his inference that if "fifteen miles nn
without rt tl.
hour is pretty fast speed for any kind of a horse," one that
•The llrrald ila a member «r (hr could do twenty-five would not only be n money-maker but al
;Audit Unreal, at (Ireiila tInn*, an
fJaltraatlan
Aaunrlnlliia u( J*nli- so a miracle.
"-her*. Ad
l*rr*. nail Artvrrtl*Ittlrh require* rnr’
However, if we could produce* such an animal, we fear
•hrr ahrmher In aahmll In
afR.”
IburaaaM
asM audit ’*f Mibarrlpllni our friend would be doomed to disappointment as<to what
In verify ahanlnlrl.
llata la nrfir
<
rlalrna
alma m elrrnlnflnn aa well n he could do, with him. Wtjrfear that ho would find that he
f bualaran mrlhnda.
had only an ordinary horse. Pacers and trotters did better
102H than twenty-five miles an hour forty nnd fifty years ago and
'F R ID A Y ^ FEB.,
17,‘
with the proper application o f the breeding nnd training
n iK in ttAi.tr* i>ttm aiA ti
In city nnd rounli methods o f recent years, their speed has been consistently
adaUalalnillnn.
alrr rimlra In Jark* increased. Running horses have been known to do ns much
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If.I &—-4'omatraaVI
nf HI, John* la ns forty fiv e miles nn hour for short distances, i
nicer (’anal.
W e refer our friend to the record made by Uhlan nt
:4r*laaannMlan nf niaalhlr -ray Lexington in 1913 when thnt fine horse trotted a mile in
s’ Cp Wr*k>
Be—Aaaaarallna nf liulldlna prn- 1:54V&, or if our arithmetic still serves, better thnn thirtyfraa—haten, hnlrla. apnrlmra
one miles an hour. In more recent years Peter Manning, nnT
' Oe^ATummunlly (hr.I.
T«—A’amplrijan nf City hraiillflrn other famous trotter, has covered the mile in 1:5B%. For
V tlaa pragfam. ■*i
pacers, Dan Patch, as far hack as 1900 had hung up a record
—A nrw anil modern haapltal.
fo r the mile In 1:50. * In 1DIG Directum I paced a half mile
b i b l e I r k k r e FOR TODAY
at Syracuse in 1:6&yi, fir hotter than thirty-two miles an
»i_L0VE COASTS Otrr FEAn:— hour.
U n* fear in love; but perSo far we have been writing only' o f the slower gnits.
ifnet love carteth out four; luVnuse
Horses pace and trot when they arc “ idling." A right- smnrt
fenr hath lornient. lie that fenrpossibly refer only to a running horse. In 1926
ith In not otnde perfect in love.—
Rubbling Over won the Kentucky Derby, running a mile
— I John -ftlR
1 fourth in 2:38, or nearly thirty-six mile:; an hour. In
b F R A Y E R :— O Lord, help us ,oi and 1
Ntllze that now ubidrth fnitiiV 1923 the famous Wise Counsellor did a mile at Churchill
but the greatest oft! Downw
rt/iii-r In 1:37.4, or over thirty-seven miles an hour. The
______________ j incomparable Man o' War captured the Withers Stakes at
the very nature of thing*, mire
ope-, to new. idem and nisti'od*
thnn U nn /dd atntc like Florldn.
The longer men or their nnconton
da thing*, in a certain any..- the :J[
more lontho they me ti changt*. In 1
Florida’s cme, the traditions nnd
prccpileMs which me so finp -nn
asset In tunny raipccti would
Mfcm to l>e nn actual liability in
this pnrtleulac—xcapecL—Corlalnly
FTSrhJn is today far-lois roeeptlre
^ Ilt,w idea* than is California
where there ure comparatively few
traditions nr precedents and where
almost nothing isVb old thnt some
living Cajifominn cannot iememher when It was new. Californio
in not afraid o f new Fens for the
simple leasoit that It Flu so 1 few
old one?. J
Nut all new Kirns are good ones.
But the idea of co-operative mar
keting has been tried so successfully in m many places nnd builnc.tac*
as to hive every present economic
logic in its favor. We agree that
Florida’s citrus cannot ^vin the
market-* it deserves without on or
ganized concern for the (piallty of
the product shipped. But we be
lieve Just us devoutly.that the win
ning of these markets dn"' 1\ in
equal measure, upon the willing
ness of Florida’s fruitmen to enter
whole-heartedly into n system
organized distribution mid adver
tisement.
J
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Capt. C. C. Howard
ANNOUNCES
DO YOU KNOW?
Tri-weekly passenger service Jacksonville to Sanford calling, at
I’alatka and hooking certain express slops to discharge passengers on O.
K. signal to receive passengers.
An enjoyume unyiignt trip showing the lieaUliful St. John’s from
Jacksonville to the head of navigation on the fastest passenger steamer
plvlng the St. John’s in the stnte’s history. Fares more reasonable than by
from Jacksonville
you c«s fo t&I^HILApElPHlA n< NEW
Hr*n rt etfty Memli*,
Is is ^s*
rsftMh’evr: » r>>ut«iny. J®BALTIMORE
ns NEW «*i« •s
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trainer emy
Vtn
•tid Itts Fstsuf «n n m 5u<imW, % P.ft
BthfAorrjSKl
diurlina Bws'e and rrgiilni b**|
$74,10; |i
f
Autneriftml a( rfducetJlalrt
In the N e * York licruld Tribuna repitition o f these statistics, but we have only tried to show 1
•AU of the beautiful words are worn* him thnt if we produced a horse that could do no better than
nnd dufty,
twenty-five miles an hour, he could not win races with him,
All the dear phrases tarnished by
nnd for other purposes in our* modem era even the humble
the ye^fs;
n*e secret places nnd its nltnrs Ford is more completely satisfaction’.
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Swept by the ruin of silent, un
The Smith Propaganda
shed? tears.
Alin un^Hpf /wot Afismi,
M & M
Jacksonville restaurant prices.
SC H E D U LE
LINE
M . r c i i i . t , U Mln.r. Trans. Ca.
M O E. Bay S lMJacksont U1«
N ow Mnwone lius
Coolldge jfilh an onion
Inference probably being
he will hi(|e-n chance to
;Oltion*.
present«’-l
farm, the
thut now
know his
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w ,H Y
CO -O PERATIVE M A R K E TIN G
’V *
u » having n gas war in
vious 1fluid
lb . Um prqplou*
iml
•rltfn t at eighteen emits
n BtrUt full of nil free of
. i » given every purchaser
We (hud a gu* war over
onrejrtiub robotly’* been given
rlh in giet.
--------It ia an unusual co-incident
it the'^Vnr time leader o f the
itish irovornincnt, and thu leude f lierjju niles should have died
rlcriittogeth cr;
peculiar too,
It the'form er should have ruled
rmllticiiijuring the firel part
Insofar ?,« j|. citrus problem i■oncerned, Flnridn would almost
‘com to he the body at rest ami
California the bodv in motion.
The sense of the recent citrii*
conference in Jacksonville lust
week was thut “ .he greatest need
In the citrus Industry is hotter
production.”
A
meeting
of
county agents in Tampa at the
«umo time arrived at the unani
mous
opinion that "scientific
production of quality fruit is more
Important to the growers nf Flor
ida today than the ntanifaid plan*
of solving marketing problem*."
(•ranting that Improved grading
and tjuality of fruit i* tha first
need of FJorida'a citrus industry,
the argument for a more complete
organization of the industry i*
merely made the stronger. There
wu» apparently no tendency eifher
nt Jacksonville or Tampa to deny
this argument.
This ncw*pn|icr believes, howcvrr, thnt organised marketing Is
hr important
u*' organized pro
duction-even though the pro
duction
problem Rbuuld runic
first in point of time. The sequence
The Fgret.t tjueen will run excursions to various places each Sunday or
•hurt! red liv respnnsiliie parlies.
tu
the
ran
Prescriptions filled accurutely and prompllv
lie
Cur'b Service
For further infm inatiun:
Free Deliver’. Phone 897-1
General Office
M
Park Hotel, 203 Hogan St.
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Jacksonville, Fl.-t.
^
Mrs. S. A. Cleveland
q iT Y TRANSFER
& STORAGE ( 0.
C il) Ticket Agent
Joseph F. Smith
Expert Piano moving will
improved SKI.-PO piaa
moving^ ■equipment.
Hauling - ( ’rating -Shipphf
Side'Track Facilities.
Phone Stlfi
269 N. Maple Avenuf
liener... Passtlli-er Agent
La i
Ralph W . L o s in g
4
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BATTERIKS
• nil (•■'
Gun mttf «*r«|
•'••r ) rnr
$ 9 .5 0 ,.i.i ii»n*n
Ccncrulor and Starter Strtirt
Ms
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R em in d
I la t t e r y
Shop
.70t W. Serund St.
Next to Spenrers Top Sh«P
U -l)rlrtl Ravage
'
-
S C 1UAI\IYa SIVIOKERS
HAVE
re«R of; Rlwida fruitmen to follow
»o tripiflgouds," tlwn to pop-phuut!)’ h»l bt historical rather ’ I
taste than
* Jy-r *
The above sketch * 0* mndf ft*
an actual photograph
i n any
/
other cigarette at the
j
*.
p r ic e ,
L icuktt A M i 1.11*1
T obacco Co.
Stolen first and then wreckedThieves stole this limousine '
in the furious chane by tbe
which followed, the car wn*
fil over n precipice to dcstrvie
UAL-g
t
It.'
T heft. Insurance makes K
good ™
los* when your Vnr i* stolen. 9®*
luke chnncfs. The automobile l
. . . a n d w lm t’ s m o r e —
TH EY’KE m i l d
i» clever.
and yel T H E Y S A T IS F Y !
CaR on this --enry far all
of Auion.td..
A.
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Jk k.
j.
4i
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221 (Masnolia
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insurance.
& Sons
.. Ail f|ii111
k Ijjc. i i
•
W e S T A T E it an
our honcBt ^iclief that
the tolmrcoa uaetl in
. Clicatcrficlil eigarettra
urc o f finer quality
uml hence of better
/
specialize on this best.
But if any tendency to forget
or neglect the nr d of organized
marketing, is m he interpreted
into the recent conferences here
uml nt Tampa, we believe that such
a tendency arises not from a
lack of qppre' iution of this need
but from she w weariness jtiih ih<task. The effort* tu^ orgenife
I’ loridu s . growers uml shipper*
for marketing purpos.i Jinvc been
long ami unsuccessful. For some
strange reason thu fruitmen
Florida seem to l»e unwilling id
:1 >'
follow nn example which has been
■o strikingly successful In Californln—the example of c nicer tod
o'foit. Whatever organization haa
been accomplished in Florida has
been foredoontod to failure by flic
*rnall percPfitagcR of tbe total induRtry It has been able to control.
To many it hu* seemed that the
fruit grower* uml shipper i of
Florida are- their own wm-t ene
mies.
iThe rea««t .’ or this uuwilling
i h e f i i W i iile
r ■the -later head* of succe** in any- buzinci* is
is first -vIk t *v doiUftinilt. I a*
tli.* armies during the lust part.
Sanford at Geneva
fcel's.
B The ib’fT lipc i* (lyin g to hnv-.* " A bodv *n motion tends to remain uliti'ir.c nnd deliver them. The best
l’i mniiitn;
1-a bruin tc.-l made of IMckmtiii.
pl'H’J(ln bruit is butte- than any
name folk* would like A bode ai rc*t tend* in remain tr
pWe L.knoiw- ati
other
ill tile Worln and, with or
rest.”
make
IP”
*1
test
with
a
meat
Ho
ganization.
Florid:; can easily
Javer.
• Among ^ idle.* is, Edison, Foul
ind • Flreatoue are for Hoover.
I)eni$trft* will need a strong
Jidse him, one not
lito nnimnsity
K - 1 *.-------"O’
o—
l?iink there at
£ If youf^lo not P'
lOtirlatM in .Sanford, notice (lie
number yf foreign license plates
ear* on First
Jfou will .^nee on rt
, Via t»elieve there nre more
it-*tu\> rare here this winter
eve JIrefyre.
M cReynold’s Drug
Co.
C H A N G E D T O C H E S T E R F IE L D ^ *
JA C K SO N V ILLE JOURNAL
k----- ti
Subject to Change without ^notice
The probable lime* at which the lioat can as n rule lie expected to arrive at San
ford nnd Jacksonville is given lint not guaranteed, owing to condition* which may delu> the steamer at Jetties, Volusia tmr and at different bridges and other delays over
which the Isiat offirrrs have no control. The Forest l|ueen will carry no freight nnd w-ill
make no atop* Tor a longer period than is necessary to discharge u r e c e i v e passen-
. W E BUY
------
,
■» >T
Lv. Jacknonville font llogan St. (Marine Cnrage) Kaat Slip H A. M. Mondays,
\\ edneiJJaya, and Fridays. Arrive Sanford 7 P. {it. Returning leave Sanford, Tuesday*,
Thuriiday* and Saturday*, H A. M. A rrive Jacksonville, 7 P. M. same Aenlng.
Now York newspapere nupporting At Smith for the
Democratic nomination for the presidency, have given con-1 lunk Metal-* A Ituliber Paying
sidcrable publicity and comment to a statement attributed to
IIII.H FST PRICKS
Herbert Felkel, St. Augustine editor, that the Florida dele
We
buy and aell nil Kindi of
u
gation to the Houston convention will be largely for the New
iiorn.H s
Oply Awiigh o f hag-forgotten York governor. Whether Gotham papers in their enthusi
Rig
PintH
asm have deliberately misconstrued the Floridan’s state-1
ffitbtntai Smnll
Halt Pint-*
merit or whether Mr. Felkel honestly believes what lias been
Medium
't-urlH
Me Adod still chooses in talk, credited to him, we are not in a position to say, but we think
Jugs
Uch tu the (IlsComfi.rt of A1
the instance has raised a quest inn which merits l lie serious
Smith.
%
consideration of every voter in the stale.
ALSO S l'K C 'lA L S A L K
There is considerable Smith propaganda being circulatON CSKD T IK E S
The Fta^du .State News sug ’ I ed throughout the country and Tammany Hall is spending
>y eits thatTjwr give I’niil llenconi
I enormous sums to secure the nomination o f its favorite son.!
ugh.
jthe homo
Sanford Metal and
New York newspapers have been the chief sources for dis
Rubber Co.
"Organl tfon Cited A n Ni-t-d seminating the propaganda. They have published the re
io t Cltrua in ’’— hendlim*. Atul wc sults of purported surveys and straw votes, and have quoted 213 Sanford Avr.
Phone Tito
political leaders in an effort to establish that there is ni
] Wight ad celery men'.
- -j
—
i widespread demand for A1 Smith. We do not (mow the
f- A.recen suit lias coal ttu- Duke trend of public opinion in the west and central states but
ate elg
mim° " tU'" a
Z * £ £ w« ‘j" k»imv that the New York newspapers’ claims insofar
Ha unuau
ns thi* South is concerned are erroneous nnd unjustified. I
of high
And it this is to be taken ns n criterion there is renson to be
TN;
lieve
thut ninety per cent o f tbe reports are incorrect.
were
ns
B
Liiulhergll
■It Thar
Tile danger of such n campaign lies in the fact thnt
(iuch wo; led about his own fate,
u other
“ rv for him, he ninny people will become convinced that AI Smith is the
Duldn't IKm lung.
logical man for the nomination. This is the problem that
*•«----o------miiHt lie omlmtted, especially in the South where there
- 'W o havtj heard so 111tie from seems to lie a special effort to advance the cnndiciacy o f the
r-thh Tampa gubornntnrial caiull.
dnto reccitlly that we are moved New ^ ork chief executive. The need for tin organized fight
'to wonder If ho is Ntill in the mcs. is imperntiw in Florida in view of the fact that this state's
delegation will go uninstructed to the convention. We know
WoTI bet the Senate ’ eommittcf AI Smith could not carry Florida if the issue wore raised to
he* th «i ‘ all witnesRea brought day, but the danger of the situation lies' in what his s u p e r i
'ore If were ns ugreenhle and ors will do Ilet ween now and June.
helpful as John IJ. KoekefelWith Smith's propagandists presenting a united front.
M y * m. , f
______
,
the best way to defeat them is to adopt the same methods!
f Prince**! Anastasia—you
nno o f thtBe Russian roy oitvwh,: ' nri" ’1 T * '- , SC,ul to *ho ro,,vontion a*delegatio„ that we
Were killed during the revolu. know:itm hostile to the New Yorker. We agree with the Jackthnt
way
to select
tlon ^-ia rtbw visiting
Mrs. Wil- simvflle. Journal
.
. , the only
■ certain
........
..........
....... such a
ennui
is
to
comtK-l
the
candidates
for
delegate
to declare
, * f » “ ■ 'g L d.’ _ In New York.
themselves for or against AI Smith and vote accordingly.
Down the A r k sky the whispers nf
the editing
Like a bird’s flight pass on their
; soundlts* wings; ,
Only n whisper echoes within the
Phone 4UH
tltu itlmfrJfidifcw,
7-11
�J g j f f SAfl/ORD, UERA|,D. F R ID A Y ,, F,fcBiyiTA R y
fctf^nd'lfyrsoridl Activities
Pxogcessive iHriner
Given) For Miss Hal
VlephS^f^4^ W py.TfR E P* ,s > D A 1GER» ^ P ^ r ) E ^ tor Residence
One of the many im o ! -affair* '
J"1 Mis* Mai ion liati‘1, mi attract*
ire bride of thu w ed, was. that i
unique progressive dinner given
in Tuesday evening by Misses
N'onio Williums, i’e r y U “e Dell,
'•n,J Mrs. Roy- William*. The guests
w m - invitert-rtn-rate.# trip-e^-the Honey Moon Special leaving (1012
I Hotel Arrivals
B. I^gwis and Mrs.
'will entertain at t,hc
^ cf bridge parties
^ X " ' a!£
MShi,' Mr*. Miltner
Ur* G. C. ConRor of
ATUKHAY
:ountv Federation of
lbs will meet with the
at the Presbyterian
irs Luncheon, will be
Tel. 37.
Noted Movie Stars
Together In Film
FO RREST. l.AKF.
“ m T and Mrs. S. M. Frickingcr,
Buffalo, N. Y.; M r.nndfMrs. C. M.
John Gilhert nnd Greta Gnrho
Andrews, Buffalo, N.
VW ,, R. who ns u (carp scored one of tin
Fine’, New York; I.'S . Jones, .Jack sensational successes of the ycui
sonville; J. D. Bruce, Jacksonville; in "Flesh and the Devil", nnt
R. N. l ’ rlcc, Oakland, Cab; Mr. urul whose* real.life TciM&iicc immedi
Mrs. I. Frolchtmnn, Brunswick, Gn.; nlely following furnished gn**i|
T. F. SnnfAd, Chicago, 111.; Mr. for film fans tbci-wnld ov^r, npftt&tiMr*. - • P- Ingraham, Jackson penr before '^h|f jruncin.pfdr tir*
ville; Mist Ituoy Mandarin, Mass.;
Mrs. L. J. McCombs, Boston, Mn«s.;
R, W.'tRu in Chicago, 111.; Jnscph
Ames Hnt daughter Philpdeliihi#,
Pn.; Mrs. \S1 cc C. Nash, Spjfnfcnp- lyfttnl*
todny
(a the
Milana
olis, M inn.;' Mr.nnd Mrs. Harry Theatre.
Ollciorf, StrnusshurR. Pn.; W. I).
The new picture, one of tin*
Campbell, Daytona Beach; C. O. moyt gorgeous and sneituculai
Bare, Tampa.
film romances o f the season, prerents hath in roles that pcrhti|f<
SE M IN O LE
fit them better than any other-*
C. M. Grndy, West Palni Ueach ; |that .could he imagined. Gilheit,
John P. Mason, West.'Palm Dench ! splendidly' uniformed,' is seen as
A. W. Abbott, Philadelphia, Pn* I the debonair and romantic Count
J, A. Cooper, West Paint Dench ; Vronsky, a role that recalls his
c. J. Bailey, West Palm Bench ; i great hit in "The Merry Widow,"
Frank Miccli, Cleveland, Ohio; with Miss fini-lm in the role of
C. Williams, West Palm Dench ; the tragic Amin, who sacrifice!
John Stewart, West Palm Bench ; all for love, oijly to he dogged by
a strange
and sinister doom.
I,
. F. Duiley, West Palm ; Htucll
1
Edmund Colliding directed the
II. Horner, Beatrice, Neb.; A. HU
I.
afeau, York, Chas.
Pn.; I.afeiui, new picture, wdtich was staged na
York, Pa.; J. M Warren, Jackson- a lavish scfile. The cast ix notvillc, Flu.; C. A. Roy, Miami, Fla.; a ll e, including George Ftiwiet ,
who played the kiug in "The MerJ. M. Tuten. Jacksonville, Fla
Frank Thorpe, Roartokc, V«, G. G ., ty Widow," as the Grand Duke;
Clayton, Daytona: H. Holley, Aiken , Drandon Hurst as the , husband,
S. C.J..C, M] Halluy.'Aiken S: ( ’ .; Count Karenin; Philippe Do |..u\,
W. J.;L'imbiugh, Jacksonville, FI 11. Emily FRzroy, nnd others of note.
Among the players are several
interesting
characters:
Prince
'* " P T .A 'N T C IT Y -U p .fo ’ miadlo
January’ thi* city shipped $34,1
worth iff'strawberries to ‘ En»t<
markets.
TO D AY
Mr. ami Mrs. Robert ’ J. Holly
Sr*. JUJd Mis* Mildred Holly leave
the first course ((insisting of Sunday for Miami where they will
creamed chicken in patty shelh, spend a few (Jays.
•>> ,
-cUjloped potatoes, stuffed tomn'I'M c pickles, (dive*, hot rolls
rind coffee w ere sewed by the
<‘hef Master Clifford Dell. Th**
favors were miniatu c handbags
In whicKovere fnmd Travelers
Guides for'Ttle contir ueiapi o f Rho
journey. The menu cards when
lilted in jirovbd to be advise to
(he bride.
The excursion pro-ceded from
Nomads i n t h e
there to the home n:‘ Miss Nonic
Williams where the guests reg
North”
istered at The ' Rointnce Hotel.
With .
’
Graceful 'baskets if snnpdrngoiis and sweet pc asi \Jtv$ \tscd
Ixm Chancy
throughout
the
rmms where
tables were arranged for the sce•nid course. Unique 'ortunv place
cards fortelllng tin- future, of
each guest marked the tallies.
A
flowery Roma tee— Csintest
created quite a hit
merriment*
•Miss Minn Howard was presented
a Valentine train
f o a - reward
for the most perfect story.
V tempting salad course cot^,
sisting o f Mnc(!({oinu salad, stuffJu
celery, olives, jiicklcs, salt lues and
iced tea.was served by Miss 1-ove
Turner and Mrs. Wallace Sipple.
At this point the porter on the
Honey Moon Special airived with
P rin ce ss
Today
“ 1,0 V E "
With
John Gilbert
nnd
Greta Garbo
Comedy
“ SHE’S A BOY
Milnne N lw s
SATURDAY
Villlum Doyd
and
Jtessle l.ovo
THE 0RKS8 PARADE'
added
"SEEING STAR S"
• ' Sport light
'•Outfitting Tim e"
Grow and Prosper
>r S. Coleman will en'
' *
‘ Meschkaff. former Russian nrtnv when ripened it was found to* coff?
commander, ,.wbo fled frojn the
f second of a scries of
n a beautiful boudoir pllinw ri
The Cabaret,
given
Tuesday revolution, nnd General Thcodm^>j hniioririg her guest
fongcr of Oklahoma evening at the Hotel Forrest Lake Lodi, another Russian refugee, at
at 10 o’clock at her by the St. Agnes Guild, was a generals on the Grutid Duke’s
H E M STITC H IN G
splendid success from every stand staff.
*
point and was attended not only by
Dv Mrs. Hulhnwa* Permanent
Vlrf
local people but by those from the
H O M E S T E A D -F ire u
local
ion
corner
Pnrk
Avp.
nnd
m
ighboring.
cities.
ales here to be icduced
Story Hour at 10 o'L Library.
The large dining room was
2nd St. Across from Seminole
Lie Primary
Parent arranged in true cabaret style, the
J A C K S O N V IL L E -D road Street
lintel. No longer wilh Singer
tisociution will Ijnvfe sntnll tables placed about the edge Merchant's Assiuiation to raise
bridge party at the .of the room, with spaces to dun?o $1,000 for advertising
Droad
Co. Will Appreciate patronage.
[<t Lake at n:00 (T’clock. between, .mi kinds of festive dec Street a* shopping center.
Un. W. (' Hill or Mrs. orations end other details added
it for reservations.
much to the pit turesqtie setting.
During the dances, a most en
S U PPE R A N D -E N T E R T A IN M E N T
I MONDAY
joyable program was presented
Congregational Church
L * of the Presbyterian, and the numbers received many
liliary will meet at Iln'IO encores. "The tiny Pirates", Misses
Friday Night 6 P. M.
■he following places:
Juanita
Smith,
Julia
Ritchie,
one, Mr*. E. J. Roulh Marguerite Gamer, who
were
Isci'ls with Mrs. W. L. first on the program, gave a de
Celery Avenue.
lightful group ilant'c in colorful
|o. 2, Mr* J >hn linker
cost nines.
LuaUs.uuk .Mrs. Clydy
" A Few Minutes with Red Dar
lellonville Avenue.
I 3, Mr*. I* J Wakefield her” , wiis .the next number, and
(.-illy those who have had the pleas
■meets with Mrs. Mary
ure of seeing nnd healing Red. the
■01 .Magimlin Avehtte.
In. 1, meets with the incomparable, can appreciate the
Uts. Waite. Bach, 217 ovation with which he was greeted.
Miss Mildred Holly was adorable
Itif.
cost time
|v .1, Mrs, Howard Long in her stunning Pirate
nf
red
and
white,
nnd
sang
a num
p.m> with Mrs. Arthur
ber of latest Broadway bits, and
l> Oak Avenue.
|o. *i, Mi*. S. A. Invin (•lever narodies. pertinent to this
1meets with Mrs. S. E.
tOh Magnolia Avenue.
to. 8, Mr*. S. E. Gillon
meet- with Mrs. W. M.
2 West Magnolia Ave-
Price 50 cents
The Judge said sell!
Nothing Reserved
:i 12
bmi
and
erly
and
BRASSIERES
satin ami brocaded
sieres in all sires
styles. Were form
sold Up to $1.25
SI.7.1.
Sanford, Fla
IVlillincry
CO RSETS
"It i e a
Julie" a a d
"Farm
I’ ll"
Corset'
make np this group ot
new I lit si is. All si/*
H O SIE R Y
lo U, Mrs. f P. Vincent
[meets with Mr*. W. B.
Celery Avenue.
fo.7 nf the Preshyterinn
niliiry Mrs. 11. M, Rumnun, will bo entertained
at one o'clock by Mrs.
Mn at her home f.10 PnlI meeting of SI. Agnes
P* Holy Cross Episcopal
p 3:00 o'( lock at the
pt'e. All members are
pltend.
[Pn Club of the First
P^reh will meet at 3:30
I’l Mrv. A. <;. McLendon
w lvW) Park Avenue with
*ndiin and Mrs. George
BlttShfg.
f|I of i hoiul Society nt
'I tt the Woman's Club.
KIDDIE DRESSES
t la tie
nuinc Washable
Print llrem
fui Were
t ie s d a y
$2.10,
' Wunt r Dance at Hotel
1 B;
994
KIDDIEDRESSES
Voile llrcoHe*. Slue*
.29
12lo 10. Were $2.01.
TUESDAY
1 ^ omen's eiixde of the
Church will meet at
»t the church,
fieeting of the Daughters
r O*** of the Methodist
will lw held nt 8:00
h"»m. of Mr,, W. W,
Rbi Park Avenue,
1 III
IM H ■■■1^
Decided Savings in
r. :•<
ry*Ii
Fur trimmed eputs/qf such quality that the fu r
* me might be worth the. cost of the Coat.
at» o f exquisite tailoring and superb styling
that have never before been offered at this
astonishing prico!
K
Mrs. Arthur Huuird und small
daughter Harriett, who have been
attending the past month here with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. L.
Dumas left Thursday afternoon
fb r their
Materials
'"""KIDDIE HATS
A wonderful , assort*
nunt af Milk andstraw
Hut*. Were up to
$3.95.
1
■••
49c
*
79c
* ai
SILK TEDDIES
Just a few crepe reddies make
up
thi*
group. Were $1.03.
D R E S S E S --------5.95
DRESSES - - - - 9.95
CORSETS - - - - 2.29
FUR-SCARFS - uP to 6.95
JE W E LR Y - - - M PRICE
B R A S S IE R E S ----- -- 69*
�t
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*r^*
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
JttU fff
■aersn
II.
IWIH
n rr
M
«n r"r
— er ebrtirddes, but by devious
*nd underground routes the eswyi
('tfal facta have seeped over_the bor
der and become known in Berlin.
Having given the best part of his
Tiff and energies to the party
which has now banned him to one
. o f ihe most desolate and God-for\ saken snots within the confines of
,the Soviet Union, Trotsky is no
longer able to stand the hardships
’ lonT
he endure^ as a young exile under
tan He is forty*nlna years old,
•.the Ciar.
(..exactly the some nge ns Ms bitter
* opponent and conqueror, Joseph
Btalin, -but his constitution has
never been^p robust os that of the
T a i w a n Georgian.
fJVM Io Fortress
Inca of exilo, the tiny
yemyl on the borders
Turkostan, Is divided
B If
tors, desert?ahd mountain. When
the
i Moscow they will rest upon the
" allmmering heat waves rising from
i the,sands of the “ Great Hunger
.Steppe," a-desert which approximates the slse of Germany and upg t i t t edge of which Trotsky will
"la his home.
{
v/»»a
■ o3
n
Vera
[Mone
tisin'
Air
Bly
i'!"1JERUSALEM, Feb. 17— (INK)
"—With the approval of the Gov, ernment of Ibn Saud, the Wahuoi
Xing, at Mecca, the “ Association
•for the Defenso of Religion and
' Morals" has published nineteen
mmandments regulating the bevlour and devotions of all MuainhabitontH of the Hcdjaz.
Tile first clause provides u se•vpra penalty for anyone foiling to
‘answer the Mauxln’acall to prayer.
Prayer is declared the piilur of
faUh, tboie failing in their dovotjonk,-forfeiting their religion.
_Bloaphemy and the use of im
proper language ore crimes pun
ishable by religious law, as is
swearing by the names of Pmph* ata and Apostles. Only the name
o f Xlloh may be taken in oaths.
Abolish liquor
Assembly for tho purpose of
ilesaura ia prohibited, intoxicatng liquor must not be taken in
' any form, ahavinr of the heard
> U 'an offense involving the pun.
ithmfnt both of tbo customer
and of the barber whose shop will
be ’ dosed for breaking the law.
Smoking 1b strictly prohibited, If
after being warned the offenso is
repeated the offender is liable to
•I. PUnUhment.
.. . Mourning for the dead must not
' “be indulged In any form, accord. ing to the seventh commandment,
■" the eighth commandment provid
ing punishment
for memorial
meetings, or charity given after
the funeral for the sako of the
' aoal o f the departed.
*'*" Men and women must not as
aembie under the same roof for
*‘^labreiions. Fortune-telling and
.^witchcraft are atristly forbidden.
«•» Men must not deck themselves out
* ' JH’ gold, silver or silk. Bilks may
• -b e worn in moderation only as
provided by law. •
During the ceremonial washing
before p u ^ er. care must bp taken
-</that then tL no indecent exposure
■y of the body.
mi,Usury A Crime
Tho lending of money at Inler. , ,>ost in any form is a serious crime.
*^ MerahanU are warned against any
o f swindle and misrepresen
ts
{
BALTIMORE, Md., Feb. 17—
Tho “common cold" which ic "t*
claimed causes greattre loss to in
dustry and business than any other
ingle disease, is to be made <lcTO eftjwtt i^.S.flTe ysar War against
it, for which the cream of the
J
R.C Hv*rsfc 4* 5 « a
t," ,110 '"V tln* ’
A rc M s o t*
m
k
Eveny resource df !tho jlohns
flAKWirlirHospitiri of this city is to
lie thrown into the battle against
tho common cold. The Chcmlcnl
Foundation of New York has given
’3105,000 to finance the work, and
in a letter’ to president Frank H.
Goodnow of the University, Krnn
cis P. Gnrvnn, president of the
Foundation snys more fundn will
bo forthcoming if needed.
Honor I)r. Abel
The only string to the g ift is
thnt it is he known ns tho “John
J. Abel Fund for Research on tho
Common Cold" Dr. Abel, professor
of
pharmacology
_at
John
Hopkins, conducted the researches
that led- to the discovery and
synthetic production o f adrenalin.
He was the first to isolate the
pure chcmirul principle -a>f insul
in. .
Colds, it lias alremty Won said,
affect wonu-n more thnn men. Four
out o f every ten men, nnd seven
f.
Astern Inhabitants. O f
Hedjaz Get Regulations
For Their M oral Conduct
f‘one
tProl’
Disease Which Causes Great
Financial Loss Both To In
dustry And Business \V1H
Receive Thorough Probing
Ills financial means uro secure
for the Soviet government in ex
iling him did it in a form which
preserved his personal property and
income from-, confiscation. Aside
from his books in Russia, which
may now be suppressed, his publi
cations abroad bring him sufficient
royalties to buy tho physical neces-
Bdt man doeH not live by bread
the '‘Mountain! of Heaven*/’ alone, and thin scriptural max Ini
piercing the blue at heights of 15,- was never truer of the Hebrew
ittfthto 30,000 feet, worthy members fnthers than of the mode'm Jewish
o f that giant family formed of the prophet of revolution, Lev Davidof Himalayas, the Hindu Kush, and vitch Bronstein. It is the moral
* the Pamir.
pressure of exile, the lack of in
( “ i. Escape for him is impossible. tellectual society, nnd the mental
• Across the Mountains of Heaven lie stagnation which Trotrky’s friends
^Chinese Turkestan and Tibet, coun fear may eventually rid Stalin of
tries which still require the cxplor- his only serious rival,
* W J presence to mako them known
Trotxky is no stranger to prison
.bpidascrintlon to the outaido world, camps or to prisons. Under the
^aalrwan!, by way of the Great Cxar he knew the inside of the
^fimigtr 8teppe, the.way is strewn penitentiaries of Kherson, Odessa,
with skeletons o f mon and animals. and Moscow, and the exil stations
- • In the Tast ten years tht Cheka of Irkutsk, iist-Kut, and Alexan
and Its euphemistic successor, the drovskaya. But his last prison ex
m ? - J., have used Wyemyl nnd perience was twenty years uro
udjpffnt fojt* for thousands of ex- when he had the unswerving, con
'ilea.-hut only one has ever es fidence that the regime he wus
caped. He was a giant peasnnt, fighting would fail. Today, twenty
who walked back to Moscow, skirt- years older, ho faces n future which
plunger Steppe, taking ninecontains little promise <>f change.
ing them with a blessing in the
hope of earning u tip is forbidden.
Women must not visit uny
graves except that of the Proph
et and ’must not remain very long
at tills tomb.
v
The nineteenth commandment
holds the “ Mukhtars" or elders of
the various quarters re*p<|isihle
for the improper conduct of any
resident, Elders wins- arc found
conniving any improper action
will, he considered parties to the
offense.
s
Committee Approves
Strike Investigation
WASHINGTON. Feb. 17— (IN S )
— Investigation of coiulitions
in
the soft coal fields of Western
Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West
Virginia, now gripped by striker,
was upproved unanimously today
by tlio Senate Interstate Com
merce Committee. It was decided
to have the inquiry cuaducted by
a sub-committee which -can niuke
u frst hand inspection of hiining
ramps.
A proposal by Senator Reed (H)
of Penn., for on investigation of
frieght rate" on coal waH reject
ed. Tlu1 general inquiry was pro
posed by Senator Johnson (R ) of
California at the request of tho
United Mine Workers. Immediate
action will (m sought in the Senate,
ATTEMPTS
MPT; SUICIDE
J'
DETROIT. Feb. 17— (IN S )—
Major Robert Kirk Me Lcod, 33,
veteran airplane pilot of U>® World
War and opcretor of the Mo Lcod
Brothers A ir Transport Berv)co
of California, tried to commit
suicide here today In a restaurant
by swallowing poison after his
wife had refused his plea to eome
tp him. He is in a serious con
dition.
4
m
V
>
3ECOUDnooc PtAJJ
FIRJT rtJOOB.Pl.AM_
L
A
C O M PLETE
up tF..
tho happcnS
rotut
)
months to accomplish the incredi
ble feat. And this hero o f the Cen
tral Asian prison comp* was rearremted the moment lirr-grrlrrct tn
Moscow.
It will take Trotxky nearly three
weeks to reech hla place o f exile.
Starting by railroad, he will ride
for four days before he gets to
Tashkent. The slow train requires
about a day to cover 400 miles and
the distance la 1000 miles.
Horseback and Camel
From Tashkent ho will go by
horseback and camel in easy stages,
for the heat of the caravan trail
is great, more than .100 miles be
fore he reaches Wyomyi. A t every
caravanserai his coiqpanions \vlll_
b« G. P-. U. soldiers, the guardians'
o f the border, and the wardens of
the man who made their own ex
istence and the state which they
serve possible.
.
Trotsky will not be confined in
a cell or In n room in Wyemyi. He
will be free to roam about ns ho
pleases, and to occupy himself ns
ho likes. He has.refused to fall In
with Stalin’s fnreo of hnvlng him
administer a government clerkship
iq order to conconl tho fnct thnt bo
was exiled.-Instead, Trotxky will
I f rom the rest or the world by the
1 tWo m o i effortlve natural, iittula- d* Z *'
t t t
mi
rea tm em n e
In
His Exile
BERLIN Feb. 17— (IN S )—Hnv:
'tng confirmed the news that Leon
. Trottky, creator with Lenin of the
♦•Russia Boluhevirt rrmlntton,- has
' been exiled to Central Asia, hla
•‘ friendi hero are now worrying
J'hether he wflHong survive the
rtleal. CenaorahlD in Moscow has
^H
SM ALL
HOM1
THEN AN D NOW
ETHEL
lias Garage and Maid's Room,
Needs Hut Forty Fool Lot.
I louse A-tr.K
By It. C. Hunter & Hro., Archi
tects, New York.
The plan layout of this house
shows a complete and economical
arrangement including a garage
and maid’s room on the first floor
nnd a large wardrobe on the second
floor.
The entrahre vestibule bns a
large coal closet. The service en
trance allows the kitchi n refrigera
tor ur.d cellar to lie reached from
the one entrance.
A dining alcove is provided in the
kitchen and the bathroom on the*
first floor is so placed thui it serves
the maid's room and also, the
children or family.
On the second floor the three
bedrooms arc all convenient to the
ucTfcp> TO
>-
Mi
ful In Pulline Off Jobs By
.Employing Detectives Why I " r.??Uiy It m i
Innocently Become Victims and out-of-t)ie ^
he'snw hi* “ 1^ 1 ^
table
in front of
17-=rTha. .modem
, PARISv Feb.
confidence man
• enlists the aid of
the police in hit escapades and in
the case of Roger Chaplrat it was
done succoasfully-f-to tho ' extent
of $1,500.
i r .)' <
'
Roger found a como-on [to
•» I
whom he proposed “ an n ffa jr."j
“ I cAn get fdtfnl'pound« o f qqild his
calne for 12,000," Roger told
“ prospect." “ You lohn nie 31,500,
nnd I will supply "the balance.
Meet me nt the cafe Roynle to
morrow morning nnd I ’ll have the
goods." «
Tho prospect "b it" nnd gave.
Roger the money. In the meantime
Roger himself called up the police
anonymously and gavo his own
description; color o f hU hair, eyes,
clothes and hat. He told them his
height nnd \Velght.
“ This man," paid Roger, over
the telephone to the police, nnd re
ferring to himself, "is a cocaine
merchant. He will come to the
Cafe Rtfyale tomorrow morning at
ten o’clock, lid will, step out of a
taxi cah with n brown suitcase.
Tho suitcase wilLbo found to con
tain n lilrge quunti(y -of cocaine."
Loch
At the unit
ciothes men itix„
arm and escorted |_
est police station, yi
the mail who had *!
31,500—seeing 'tii/i"
rested made hin
possible. •.
’ Once at the s^y
tigntion showed t
H*o contained note
less thnn a tubeefi
n shaving outfit a)
o f pyjamas and otl
man’s wardrobe
short trip.
The police exc^,
to Roger for theiT*
him go. Roger in U,t
nrrest in good pwi
enptnin of police that]
was concerned there f
feelings.
The only trouble i
tried the same trie) |
time hc^was~nrtjj
propose his cocaine I
clothes nmn from l
so this time the po(
oil him— to the *
whore W is
Arbor
lio n S
as a result, loses 1.4 days per year
for every man op the payroll and
2.1 days for every woman.
Cause Obscure
“ Despite the v/idespread prevolnnce of common colds and the
universal discomfort and great
economic loss which they cau.«e,”
Dr. Goodnow said, “ there is very
little exntft knowledge concerning
their cause or of dependable meth
ods for their prevention nnd cure.
The exact nature of the disease is
so ill-defined nnd so intimately
bound up with other infections,
such ns influcn^i, tonsilitis and
various forms or pneumonia, that
il will be necessary to take this
whole group more or less into
(-onsideratio)i
in nny thorough
effort to find the cause nnd cure
of common cold.
"The various ramifications of
tile problem are so exBvnsive that
they go beyond tho scope of nny
one man or department. For thnt
reason tho research is to W con
ducted on n cooperative basis in
volving the staff and facilities of
every department in the medical
school, the School of Hygiene and
Public Health, ai^d ‘tlio hospital
that is neiMed to throw light on
the problem."
De* f o r e s t
S a n fo rd
Follow
A fcenorous attic is provided nnd
the cellar extends tinder the main
body of the linur.c. It provides the
laundry, heater and coal spuco and
such.,
This house requires a forty font
iot which allows u four foot clear
tqiurr on (lining room shir and a
three fool clear space ul *idc of
garage.
Realty
The. CrowA
to the *
Sanford Used Parts Filling Si
Cor. Sanford and Genera Avrs.
uml learn nil about our
Contest-$15.00 In Gold
Content Closes March 31s(, 8 P. M.
Getting W hat You
Most groerriaer
— you buy by
you’ve tried a
and found il (* t l
You buy lusabar (
only ten ycar»
you should buy
—a proven lib
Sanford, nvumi
KEY WEST— Locul naval sta*ion’s ninrine railway to he put
inti cummissii.Ti.
hutli.
answer
description
n front of th, c*A
Confidence ftRTT Are Success *n(T a brown n l j 4
(Too Late To Clussify)
WHITE LEGHORN ('HICKS
We sell high grade chicks only.
S. C. White Leghorns 317.0(1 per
hundred. Tanered White Leghorns
$20.00 per hundred. Rhode I h•**uil Reds $20.00 per hundred.
BURNETT LEGHORN RANCH,
Oviedo, Fin.
Cost uhoul *K20<I. .
Complete working plans and
specifications of lIum Jiouhc may laobtained for a nominal sum from
the Building Editor. Refer ■ to
:o m
MB E
Si
T H E Y A R D W ITH A M I L L B A * - KlNG
l'hone 185
Holly, Ave., at
,11th, 1‘^th, 13th Sts.
Yard
Zip
House A-lhK.
First Execution Of
Rum Runner To Be
Held In Lauderdale
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Fcii.
17 (IN S ) Tim first federal hang
ing of a rum-runner for “ murder
on the high scan" is scheduled to
he licit! in the Rrowurd county jail
yurd here on May’ l l . It will be the
first United States execution for
murder on the sens
in the
South, according to federal author
ities.
Horace Alderniun, alleged rum
runner who killed two coust guards
men and n federal secret service
operative after they hud captured
his bout and who attempted to
tnuke others "walk the plank" in
true pirate fashion, is the doomed
man. He lias uppculcd for u new
triul ami attorneys stated their intention of carrying the ca«so “ to
(he highest courts in tho land,"
hut further intervention ia consid
ered unlikely,
Alderman was sentenced ti» ho
hanged for the sluying of Sidney
C. Sunderlin anil Victor A. I-umby,
U. S. roastguanlsmrn, in a coust
guard patrol boat 37 miles out at
sea, near the Raliumus. He is also
under indictment for tho murder
of Robert K. Webster, of the sec
ret service.
. .
Robert Woech was expected to
go on trial on charges of being an
accomplice of Alderman this week.
The death penalty, for the defend
ant was also predicted.
GREEN GROVE SPRINGS-iRoad In St, Johns County which
Vfbtnen must not appenr In the leads to Hhsnds Bridge completed.
..»«troot-with their make-up and ate
' 'forbidden to do anything to rival
BUILDING PERMITS issued fn
.plliea In looks. The place for u wo Florida during past year totaled
MELBOURNE—Work begun on
man after dark la the home, which approximately, f 120,l»01,5)00.
waterworks extension for thi( city.
ahe must not leave except ill case
- nt1extreme necessity.
HIGH SPRINGS—Grady BuildKISSIMMEE—Contract 1ft for
'-.'.UWre nuat not approach pil- ing on -1r»t Avenue being com•ding rood from Brevard
and other gueite. Welcom plctglr ribovated. •
is bm c D tir FArk’ to
Fishermen!
— now
beginning: February 15th and continuing' unitl March 151
are going to give to our customers
fHEr
One Thousand Artif icial Bait*
v
Tf
INVESTIGATION
BEGUN*
WASHINGTON Feb. 17— (IN
—“ Full and complete" hearia
intu the use of federal rcse
funds for stock exchange gam >
lings were ordered by the Sena a
Banking Ckuutoittaa today -oft r
Senator LaFollctte (R ) of Wiaco •
lin appeared to ask for early
tion on h(s resolution to restrijt
loans by federal reaervo bunlu
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
A t only 10c each. You buy one bait at the regular price o
and for 10c you may select an extra bait.
Imperial Japanese Government, ws»
seriously injured today as a result
df ah hutohyoblle wreck. '
•
•* 9•
t
»•
W e are over stocked and must reduce this stock in
To do this we are making you this liberal offl
PRICE W AR ENDS
BIRMINGHAM, Als., Feb. 17
— (IN S )—A gasoline price war
which started in Alabama yester
day died, today when it was an-1
nouncod that )he Pan-American
rcti^lcum Company which launched the reduction, was* all alone,
Other comany officials who bristl
ed at the idea o f a price war, an
nounced they would not meet the
REIDSV1LLE, N.-C., Feb. l7 j
(IN S )— Zora W. Gwinn, 45,
many years a prominent tot
is$ o f Danville, Val, was dead
• CRYSTAL RIVER—New filling
and Tom#smr.i Kokobu, councilor! «UL|on betug constructed at corner'
th« Bureau of Monopolies of
of Main and PRte
A ll baits are fresh stock and consist o f the following *
Shakespeare Creek Chub— South' Bend and Heddons
tail regularly at *1.00 and $1.25 each.
I (tail o P h V 'ti: // —Hi
Lthiir
twin.
Bfc:
At 1
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a
a
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Tgfe SANFORD HERAIii), FRIDAY. FBimUAnY 17, 192».
Political Announcements
,
(I.real Notices)
Townihlp Iti Sonih Of
Von U IR R IF P
------- - W
"*** • nuidldnto fo r tbo o fflc *
or Sheriff iiiul will nppreclr.to oup"
Port In tlir J uiic 1‘rlm a.y.
K. E. WALKER.
S T w ilj •*"*“
3— Financial
T AD. KATES
SANFORD BOND AND
. ^
AL. ^
'.VIII loan
I hereby Uhhuunre m y cuhilldaay
bi AdTtnen
and collector wat
al;for P « n,™'f
line
line
line
l»c
.„7 e
’ Jit** on request.
rates are
p ;
rim fl.K IIK o r THE CtnCt'IT
.
co tmT
for
|ugUi
,rds of average
ted a line,
charge o f 30c
fo r
jjlrtUing i» restricted
rf™ .drTh. ad,!d will l»o respona bio
we incorrect insertion,
rtiwr for subsequent
. The office should bo
immediately In case of
AD V E K T I9 E R P
Itrald
representative
amiliar with ratca
-j diisification will
complete Informatlonu
m wish, they will aaalil
wording y o u r w a n t ad
It more e f f e c t i v e
MORT
on improved business
and residence .property. Also will
buy first mortgage* ac security.
For Quick“Gome-Backs-^-
10— L iv e s to c k
PU R IN A Chows, Seeds, Lime,
Hay, Farmer’s Supplies. Bau
man Bros., 212 First St.
10-A— Poultry And Eggs
4 Weeks old Fhlx 40c each.
II
weeks old chix, 85c each. G mo.
old Leghorn rullcts 12.00 each.
B. T. Tiller, Pnola, lit. A.
BABY
chicks,
Tancrcd
strain
White
Leghorns, $11.75 per
100; Rhode Island Reds. 110. per
100. Circular on request Guy L.
Blackburn, Ellenton, S. C.
WE specialize in Rhode Island
Red chicks,
Trapncstcd and
Standard brrd stock. 117. per 100.
Oilando Hatchery, Orlundo, Fla..
O ur Lost and F ound ads will find
almost anything you lose, except
sleep. Y ou 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
. f a lr-ic ^ rfs V f.-y
olio
irpauliri. Return to S a n ii,d Supply.
Reward.
I lo a J ,
FOR S A LE — Celery Plants. It.' II.
Muirhead 7'hone 507.W.
TO M ATO Plants for sale: Thiee
million Marglobe with
a null
head lust proof record. Heady now
LHSDGF,
until March first, $2.50 per M,
nrcnrui Graham trucks. cash with ord'T. .1. It. Mavis, For*.
J pith Street, Phone J. Myers, Fin.
COV/AN CO. Auto
sheet metal worka. ‘-‘ Heggnrwceil Seed” . Plate your
order before the supply of good
1 Avenue. Pliunc 71tl-W,
seed is exhausted. Write for spec
FORD HU1CK CO.
ial prices. Win. G. Kanney, Box
! Magnolia A ,'e.
207, Monticello, Florida.
Piii-'jp lin7,
SEED Potncm s Bed Bliss'Maine
lUW-SiARMONS *
(selected) 150"* lb. sucks, $6.00
lord Automobile Co.
Spaulding Rose No. -I (C ertified)
«lii Avc.
Phone 137.
151* Ih. sacks $6.00 Cush with ull
irdrrs. United Produce Co. 1355
hi-M Service
Bcuvor St. West. Jacksonville,
alker would like to men- Fla.
put he hu> the agency
gimIrmwti ItutchoY Supply FOlt S A L E — Citrus nursery stock
till Hough Lemon Hoot. Quality
tile i'scslMur R e f r i g e r chitu-s, Anj one needing anil varieties guaranteed. (Jet iny
Lin Hold, Ecstuuiunt or prices-before you buy. F. Burnett.
Supplies I have it in new Wavcrly, Florida.
1 riaxlx s'ull fur
Mr. FLO R ID A
GROWN
non-blight,
[ I’hone
your
Stuart Pe
good eating I’onr:
iobi’.et
5Ttf
r»iiitirig
Interior Dec\cry reiiMiimble Phone
yl. A Hiilvcrsoh. 708 W.
lime ami very* little money
)id thiny- new by use of
»r Varnish, l.ocqucr and
Paid by Sanford Paint Si
*r (V, Cl. C, Stuart, Mgr.
St.
iRussel, I'arms. (Jrovcs,
1 110 N. Park Avc. Phone
SHOP
wr'i'e nr. any thing in
A phone rail will get
IVne II7-W. 0 Hail-
HR YOtHt ni.l) WALLS
l ,1E NI:U W A LL P A IN T
.BSC, NEW AND BET-
18 FURTHER INFORMA|ALl, PHONE 235-J OH
l c COl.LEIt SANFO RD
S T O R K — Pro-
Soda, We ore
your phone, ("all 103.
BLOCKS— Irrigation
‘ fid gen ial cement work,
(enrret,. ( ’„, j . K. Ter3rd and Elm.
800fTN0 —T Ik * Ilo-.f EvI"
Metalshingles
ic*m *.n uinf.galvinizcd
f Jame3 IL Cowan. Oak
Ml. "Phone U l.
PRAPIL--repair in g. piano
) experts with 17 years'
*S j0ford music •store
J.’ "‘Tpc. Room 10 4- 11 McI'rcaih-, Phone 832,
P'PIsr. Signv^jf u|| kinds.
I’doni Faint & Wall
Pnper
rM : FVtvict
of all kinds.
‘ TO-W ,,, 3302.
C. E,
*P Wanted Male
tB IVaM^p-to handle an
''. merit hat is useful
,n rvery hontc.-Hoa no
cn.
Vie huve local and
Poittmnk in - any part cf
I. 01|‘-Itu*‘ Sll,ury or Com*r.h.
kverage $150. to
M
' ’
il . u” ' y 01 >•
,|J V-. 1st St.,
'rom fi t c H.
any
lion Wanted
*Aer
/..-wanie office
t:r.d.
K e fj
,
work
rcn,cej givgn.
K i«T ,Vtune
».
C. k. HAND.
f u ii
s iiR iu rr
hereby uniiou-.eo my candidacy
the office' of Klierlff of HcmlnKounty subject to the will of
tnteik at the.June I’ ll:nsr).
J. K. McCl e l l a n d .
J'oii n . K i i K
m tc c iT
rornT
I hereby iinnomice my candldnc)
for Hit, offlre or clerk, of the
Circuit Knurl, suojert to the action
of th.- toterr I the June Primary.
K. IL LEAK
rim
C O rNTV I’ltOMKCt'TI \C
ATTOIINKY
for i ■■•elHctioli to the office of
Loimly iToarrutltiK Altnrney
euhJe* t ti> tli,. will of the voters In
the I>i mix-mile primary on June 6
Ji|IIN U LEON A It DV.
them back to yo u !
ro ll
Political Announcement
TAX
ANNKSNOIt
" Ish in aiimninee my eamUilacy
i In- n f flee o f T a x A ssessor o f
Seminole County, subject
to
the
w i l l ,-f the vota ry tn the June
t >,
•I* *K r
c HITT.KNnKN,
A u q p M t e M i ; .«* vitfsxfe
mtopmam*
• *irf*frr: \\y r r T l f . K ’A T fo .v
t f 'f l r e 1 of, T a x Crtlli*rfnr-of H^mln*
uli- t.'oumy. HUtiJccI to the action
, of the voters In I! m l*rmocr»tu*
Lettuce i I’rlm ar y to be ln-bl in June.
.... ........
-■ n1|| j f *riire'.IUl«u1.
summit
section » vYour
INO i> J IN K 1 N H
atenograbcokkeer
okkeepinjr.
10 ACRE Celery and
Farm located in the best
of Sanford. About 5 acres is tiled
and bus two flowing wejls and
some fruit trees and a nice dwell
ing. I will lie in Sanford about ]U
days front Feb. 15th. Address G
T. J.
General Delivery. )
l*Oll
T IN
AXXKSKUn
I b e r v b ) ammuiict) l o c!ie p r o p ) *
•if Se m in o le C ouiily tluit t um 4
ciinilnliiti' f o r tax a s s o n o r sutijtnl
to tile ilcclsloli of Uni v o le * a In
•lie licm o -'ratle P r i m a r y to tie held
,n .lime o f t-l.lii Vcur. I hu v* liv e d
hi
iiruintc anil Svtiilnuli* e oun llc x
mi to >i*:ir»
I hu ve u n v e i l us
county ciiiiimlsaloncr
mi
nnd o f f
for 12 * curs t h a v e mmli* m y l i v
ing r a ls in e sto *k mill c itr us f r u l l
uni f u m iliix I pro pose to let e v e r y
lux ini) i t cu rry
hi*
pro po it to n a l r
slim'* xf l u x e * by view Inn 111,* prolii'ity |ici Miouilly ■
Y our
support
x»-111 b.- aiiiiii'i’ lulra.
E, II UIL1 IEE.
»
East, run W est
6.57 * chains.
South lo.ua chains.
East
(.97
chains,- North lu.03 chains to
besIlihltiK
and
IlealnnlhK nt the N E c o r n e r of
th r M V I - 1 o f MW 1-t o f S e c
tio n 21 T ow im h lp !V South o f
Itanuc J-J Earn, run W e s t 2 1-2
chains, South
IT
l - J chains,
W e s t IT 1-2 chain*. South 2 l-Z
chains, East to chain *. N o r th
jlly-chulmt VoA x e x i m W u K —
ah>l
U c g lh n ln a at the S W c o r n e r o f
the NIV t - l t>f N K 1 - P o f *Hcctloti 21 T o w n s h i p ill Mouth o '
Itnnitv 29 Enst. run
E as t S.1T
fe et. Nurili toll fe et. W e s t u g
fe et. South 105 f e e t to b e g i n
nin g
nisi*
L o t s I to 12 inclusive o f 111.u l,
A. nil o f Ittork It: L o t s I to 13
Inclusive, I ’. lock C. a ll o f Illoc k s
1'. K. K. II, II, H. J. K . L. M.
N. l>. I*. T . It. o f U r n v o H ill
Mnlutlvlslon o f Clay Sprlmrs. hi -cortllnx to t>lnt t h e r e o f rcchtdeil
In I'lflt Ibmk 2, pnue 2? |lllhllir eco nls o f
Se m ino le
C oun t*.
Florida,
L o is I l o s inelu sUo, amt L ots
tt t o 20 IndiiHlve o f
l l l o c k 2.
L o t s I to 1.1 unit 16 l o 20 IPr l u s l u lllock 2; L ots I to 2«
I iic I ohI v i ,. Itlock I: L o t s I in lo
Inclusive: Tin- South * h a l f
of
I I ami 12: nntl L o ts 13 to " 2 0 .
lllock it; L o ts -1 to fi amt L o i s
'n i>> -*n lMelu-}*'i*. lllo cL T: Lots
I to T nntl 11* to 2o Inclusive
lihick X; ( . i l l s 1 tu 12 m o l L ots
16 l o 20 In c lusive lllo c k 1': L ots
* l - . l " 20 Inclusive lex* I 111, 13,
lit' i-li%.10 ; . f o l s I l o
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12: All of itlock l a :
All ..r
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A l l of lit cl. TO,
A l l o f lllock
21;" L ots I l i d
In c lu s iv e mol
l.ols Ik to To Inclusive, lllock
—2-3.-Lots ■t Ul IT UicI omU
111...'i.
:*l All o f lllock 25*. All o f lllock
26; A l l of III or I, 21: All of
ll'o c k * * ; A l l Ot I Puck .in, All
of lllock 21
All of lllock 32:
A l l of Oho*.- In t*Viv SOI lo ;s
accniillna in ol.it I h c rc u f ......
Old I'll In P l o t tlool: 2, tome t6,
pllbtlc reculils
of
Seinlliotc
i-ouiOy. F lor b lo
It
un lrn nt 1lin 1 > nil unit
. r ” n nmmiim-f my candidacy
I. hereby
(Legal Notices)
and most beautiful homes. I-argv f..r re-election ... th>- office of
living room, five bed rooms, two 1
Jui' Kt' ,,f S K 'i i i n . County IN I III". I ' l l i m r i- i'.-ltT l )V Till".
i.nthu
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. I n o r n l a . subject in the w i l l o f th *
tw e n ty
rm itn j c m u u a l r m baths, double gaiage, .urge alhl Democratic Yoloa of
Harulnoln
« T I T UK T H E S T A T E I I I ' I T A l l t beautiful lot. W ill consider good • bounty. In thu Democratic Primary
t i >a
in
a s h rtm
h e m in u l e
i ‘i i | NTV
IN i'llA NVK 'ltV.
nf > nu h
general farm lam! ns part pay-: c,ecl,on 10 Le‘ J A S Ju"
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1376.
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And Found •
9 R l ‘ (J
ro n m ie u if k
l hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election to the office of sher
iff of Seminole Cuuuty subject to
•In. action of
tha
voters in thk
Or >noctet to primary to be held neat
-'me.
I
will
niiprrclnte
your
"upport,
rest v'ctfoily tours,
O N E , o f S a. n,f o r d ' s b e s t c o n s t r,u c t e d !I
CHICKS—Selected stock, deliver
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
A B A R G A IN
$58. Heavy mixed 100, $13,00,
Krvicc. W c g i v e sprvic.?.
Bard Rocks and It. I. Reds, 100,
pilmctto Barber Shop
$1G. 500, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson
XING Lang’s Puic Pork Hatchery, Urookstdlle, Fin.
PUT PRINT
— , — lt— u — r r r n x r i jp r r r - -
t herely an nun nee my camlldacy
FRESH eggs,— Baby -chicks, arts'*
Hatching
eggs.
Ct-cklcberry 19— Houses'For Sale
Farm, i Lake Mary.
unccmcnts
Mourn. Horn
for the office of Clerk of toe Cir
cuit Court oubjecl lo f8e will of
th. vutvia at the l>e*n jcrutlc prl-
.fibyy a J L l u n . . a , Iliya
P A G E ?1
W IL L TP..tHE— Equities lo severul good lots for smull house. What
have you. Give complete details as
lo location, rrice, mortgages, etc.,
when answering thii ad. Addrcsi
cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums,1 Box 23 care The l/ereld.
Prunes, $4.00 to $6.0(1 per dozer,,
23— W a n ted Ile a l K fita lc
delivered. \Vi..e us. Reeve Nurs
ery, Cottage Hill, Fla.
FARM W A N TE D Twenty-five m
thirty acres well located, well
14—
Komuw VYilhcut inuird
drained land suitable for poultry.
Prefer (but not' esscntliil) loca
One bcdroor.t, 411 Purk Avu.
tion on small lake and pnrlly im
15—
Apartmeiit For Kent
proved. Address replies to MM.M,
o Herald.
Furnished
run ms
for
light
housekeeping witli or
without 21— Luis For
gimige. 508 W. 7th.
— PARK A V E N U E L O l. near 13th
Furnished
garage
apartment:
Street, facing easl. W ill sell on
three rooms: private bath; car easy payments. Desirable location
space; all modem; 1291 Ma'tnoli.i for pretty hoim*. Box 25 cure Thi
Phone 366-1.
Herald.
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dotti nr.d Artists.
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8:50. Brunswick H alf
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8:80, Jnines Speed; studio* pr,w ;
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.219.9, WCOA Pensnroln, 1,200:
336.9 WSM Nashville,
J. Songs; 9:30, vocalist; piano; 10,
(enor; - Fiddler and Dude; t l ,
organ.
TA R PO N
SPRINGS — Work
(Toitinlnrry to construction of
tew ylnHincr* block on cast slilo
of Pinclla Avtnue begun.
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(io d fciv Ludlow; 8:30.
W h i l e Buck c n i i c c r t ; 9. W r l g l c y
10:30.
R e v i e w :* 10,
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Chinu's-^'!*, T r u e S t o n e * H o u r ; 10,
T i d i l y M in u te M e n ; 10:3(1, Cap *
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day, checks the fever,
(>(-«■n. tha txiwala, tore* tha
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8:30,
W hile
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u t m s i t y ; 7.3*'.
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In
T he
3711.5, WGY Bclu'iieilady. 71*4:
for
Hi** fl l*o Id n mi ii . ni ho k n o w n ti** It 11 • his N**th*»* |o> pnhllNlied
Furnished 1 room apt., witli hath, O AK H IL L LOTS: The best loen- nnnii'Tiiu nt)' *".im1h1nc>
of roll lily IT o«i«*i*ut lint AH'tr- I lohliiMoii, \v A
Will re), 1 Ml Hanford 11«■t j* 1r|# a n e w s p a p e r puli*.
nt
Silver
I-nke.
Electrically lion in the subdivision. Price $650 offh'r
Ilhlort
In
Hanford*
Florida,
ones*
a
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to
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equipped
throughout,
including each on terms of $10.00 cash and prlimirv
1 will tniprr
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of 11.• 4*(|rii If 4*4*ii| t of 111*’ ynil (.ids I ' m" . I! I ** (••' I'Ki1'!
Nickels.
fiie Box 131, Sanford, Florida.
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NICE 2 room apartment in new Palmetto Avenue lot. facing east,
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home. Convenient. -Cheap. 2173
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nW i 75 feet frontage, can be
liid lv id im lly.
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II. of 1Vhrn.»rj . A\
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ro n k iik iiif k
IT HOF'IKAHH,
Palmetto.
boufem for $1,000. Address owner,
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Box 21 care The Sanford Herald. candidal* f o r N l u r i f f or Hcmfnol* \!'»|Cfln
TH R E E room
fitriiishetf apart
County Mihjrrt
to
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heart o f city. Ga $600.00 in F O It I l , K I I K OF r u i n I T r O U H T l l l i r t f N ' M huni'8, A .f I.xilhrnp, i
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Furnished four room apartment every thirty days. Apply at News fire of (Muk **f Llm (TriMili Court, lUnk o f Klurhln. Idmlt* d of K iia*l
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of ht'inlnolt* County, Florida.’ auhand garage. Close in. $30 month.
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Phone 190 W.
Fill*Ih' I
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In nil* o«-miuif l a i r
BOAT FOR SALE. 30 foot bridge ciallr Voirm of Hrmlnole County. i>4rty.
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Hon to I tt lltdd oil Juno Lth, A t> • luerloli Alin Hcult. Jain-n H arv ey T l i iN A I. I I A N K " In th e |,*1TY uf W E E K S . b> l l l M in m e lll nf a» elullA L L modern conveniences, hot
•Miinruiir in «'%rr> t*mi*. iuiJ ar%rra*
S A N E U I M i In Itie (7nuiit) uf m i l l . m 111 <|nlt
water, down town locatioV . newly fully equipped,, sleeps six. Price
rei'nnl'-il
nninbv
the In r i r t ) rlf> fit Ik I* rkuiiivr fl«i4iftia
ott,
tiwibiT
TliKuloild
Until*'
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(P'ttie, U m i i c l Albert Iti***' **. liar* IN O I.E nnd K l a l e nf K I. O I II O A Inn I ’ . t i l l E . e n n l x " f Seinllmle I'ulltltV, i ill In in ucIi nri'ilrd u u r h . W * b u r
furnished, each apartment with reasonable. P. O. Box 938.
cmiifillext xv |t it ull the i.fox Inloiix Klnrldu. In I b e.I lluuk 13 till ( ’ a g e k rrii si«•line fklo « f »**) * r U « l » B « « k
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llu. Hlulutea ' uf
llie
l.'nlleil J
private bath. Price very reason FOr* S A LE -Good l ord Delivery
• i, W n l t e r JfUe TI, t ’ unii* I* Je wlurluui fur th r imof • « « I r a n Wltk
CO|T*T%\
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IT is I'l'B T IIE ll u r . n E I I L i ' Thai I f f , remark nixie reaulta.
the
able.
Call 861-J.
truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat 1 ‘I o Ish l o unnotinr* that t nrn a Nlru. Miller w|io*u* Flirlietlun nnirt** l« xx l tli befiite an uMxurlai Inn s I h i i I l.« 11,|r Null ••
I'lllxllehell III
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unknown
lo
your
unitor.
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Nicely furnished apartments with almost now. Make me an offer. fin * of tNiuyiyVl^pnimU»*lon*T from nd ( *»nii|ui n> o f Ha van null. fieom tA. nexx o f I l a n k l n c
ll,|u.l lu Sahfncd. KlnrMa. nine a ■iieillriifletl linlh*. T h U la only onlil
D I mI r.i't S</ I, M ihiort to tltr d**X u lY T M E l t E P ' O l l E I. .1. AV. Me xt *■■•l;
('ii' four I II
enUxee ll 1 1Vt* lx. rrnlalrrrxl ohyslrlnn* nndx'.tho
all modem convenience*. Phone J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
} r U l o i i of the v o t e r s In tin* Donio- Miiirlur. Whjlnnd mol «%»nn»uny of INTiiHII.’ *"rxm|»lr»ller nf
d ie «*ureh a
, aSalrxt la only Innahf l a ( u l i l a r a l
m t l c IT lnuir> to lie held on Juno %’*■w Vurk . N i’ W Y or k . Uii I $»*-*ev HI** rini'V. ilu heetih) n - r l l f ) Mini ' T H E it *W
70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave.
ITN I
ni) liuntl ixtel u ffb 'la l ■iitrara. an If la ixxl iteOOIrxl nrxxwad ,
Plenty o f WOOD & COAL at Du- ‘ cSth(
MiiiiifaiTiirloa (‘umiMiiV iiuhiiinu**. H A N I * " i : i » A T L A N T I C N A T I O N A L
A
D 1921.
Miry land. K. J. Urrulcr. Alinniy, H A N K " lu 1he I*1TV uf BANK O Itlx real nf llie Elreult Cnut I nf the nuiiinjc exert Toot., Hlefc and H a rr y ,
hart’s
Wood
yard.
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FOR RENT — Two
furnished
Txvxnlv T h ir d J m l l i ln l * ,lreul«
**f xtbn xx■ nl a
\*TV Turk, I lit let cad and U**iU|»i»il) ,
lo (rent dlaenno. h i t
in the t'n u n l y nf
S E M I N O L E unit
In
and f o r xxh-x la mil miallflrxl Tor that k l f h |
i: VOTKKH OK N E M IN O I.E A k r i a and Mrollirr*, Ath m l.i. U**ui • Slate o f F l i O l t l O A lx ifulliufAltai lu llie Slat- 'll I'lurlila.
npnrtments,* large rooms, 919 press. Phobv 38G-M.
r(i
kij. I*. II. lloldliera and I* H U*»hl* i uiiiueiix'tt the I iuh Iujixix i f I 111l>lx- Sem liml' <* . n u t ) . nn lliln -ml da)' ra tlin*. ‘
r .ll'N T V . •
Park Ave.
Hrhellliem rh n m ra S3
l a ' f Nexe
FOR SA LE : $1500.00 worth.
It fn aunuuncA that t am a l.irir, MarrtiR FuiTi, HlinriL T a ' l o i In,! ua lii'uvliliiA In H -c lln ii K i l l y uf K rb iliu l .x A. v I y:Il>:s
m u K lL A S S .
irnl Ferkllia Wliosr FhilHlhin iuirh'c ■•in. hiiniiretl riml a lM y nine nf tin
luif t r i l e fwr hi* Irenfaienf, nnA
room 4 mi Oil hi Hi#* fur rt?-clrcflpii In tlu* uf ire
nishings
nnd
lease
on
42
«*lerH Elreull Cniirl. ll I* xx rll xxarllx If. hwf tea M a k e
nnk n o u n lu y o u r orator, Up* I t ' i l . e i l K lulule ji uf llie El. Itix'
(h-i uf t ’o u n iy C o m i n l M l o n iT fri»m
16— Hniisea For Rent
|tx A M W E E K S
VVIunmnn
wT mim *
hotel. Furnished. !-ow rent J.
it ixrnrl'xr nf rb a m ln i r xMxly ST ( «
D ln lr lrf No, I, au hjr rt In * thfi dr* I**'mi. Builth and
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0 - _l*uini»y Elirg. lliuae xxliu lithe n aerie* *4 u n i *
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F IV E room house, .717 W. First
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W e riad I It*I Ihla In
I’ n i l l r I ' l ' m i r v lu lies held oil Jun>- NN'. Meyer A Funipuii). If IHlna- and my h a ml nnd Seal uf nffleu i M i I SEA I *
t a m i i :i . . i: IHilHTON.
f dead, th en tu m |I purth** «*lalm ) T t V E N T Y - H I O H T H ilu)
Ixiaellun xxllk iiruyrr diet:
St., $30 mo. Phons 708-W.
of
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EniniilulnaAitr.
SECOND hand furniture^. Cheap. Mh. A. H i:*2<*
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• *1 d c fe iid a n ta o r any o f them
'■ally e x e r r enae" o f rvnatlpndl*
Leaving city. 1719 W. 3rd.
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6 room house and garage. North
ullo r.I
ftllTIt i: T U I lMITII H T I I l i a
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to
t h i : VOTKHH o k
I K M I n o l i : In Ira. d e v la e r r . a r u n t i e e or
J, W Me INTI *911.
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to the
helre. d«*-|I
Net Ix *' i-. lurih y gw eti ibai
the'
l-'nr l a .l iu ir r , n. n a w o a (ran*
Jessamine Avev near lake. T.
fo fxtv.
On* C u rr e n c y
tieottj*. IrKuUOs. urntttees i»r o t h e r .
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un der
WTIIjum i: V r IM
i> ml f" . Hi mlnijle iftiuitly, Klurnla. been atttferlr/f Irani wtlow, c«o
candid it** for re**TfCllon lu the of- .lalmaiUN
fli*« uf F luniv c o i r m l i i l o n e r from ih-eeaHi-d, O i o r u i ' It. I l o d a * " . de-| i n t h e o m r p i r tM i i t r o k t h e U III' nt" llixlr nefti reuulur ni* *;llmr ixaflvn. writ • iiaaeaa anil l**M a ___
SIX room house. Bath, water and THREE, five, or ten year loans iMatrirt No
and A r t h u r F. <Mllii. d e - j
aubjart id the -dr* t*>«»«d,
T W E N T V - T I I I H D J I ' O I C I A L K1II- |u be lli-hl lo Ihe Court IlilUxx *1 f o r . e x r r a l ixiualha. hhe xxa * ate an
cTulmlna a n y
Interest
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A N D Six'iuu xl. l'"l' .I Ilia. T Uxhotil) . Mttl x'U n o r mocctni trentxnant.. and It
lights. West First S t, $15.00 perj. .will be considered on first.) cl>)on o( the vclors In the Demu* * «a i c•do, |h
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I N (iff, • vx |* f : l f » (if IV xe'x-K.ek A* U.. tllaeaxenrxS- th at,
tnortipiffef, Improved city pmper- r r * t l r Pr'n m ry to be Held an J u n e / 'i1i1n* i t o . l y h m und helliT In Heoi*
month. Apply 117 Poplar Ave.
ix-o -lx, Mds l o r c l e a r i n g o f i l n h r fe re* In the ere I um. hard al nxnat
EHANCBMY.
&t|i. A. D. 1911.
ty, at 8 per c e n t ' inL-resL See
in de F a m i l y . F lu rld e , tu-wTt:
l a m e aa a max
J O H N MK1SCII.
It. A. N E W M A n
un-J ft Ife A UA ul xx ») (nr road mi Qn* ISnutll line a afnnr and
Lula I tu IFR I n c l l i x l ' e uf Mra.
FOR RENT— Five room bunga Rhode* I .ickhart. Phnr.e 8B2-J.
NEVVAIAN. nnd w . *
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low, unfurnished. $25.00 per
x f lha H 1 V M o f N I V I-1 o f Hrcllnxil K n a l ' T i e "<B*
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i anlda xxrre alxerx nnr nan-a
K O I1ft'TV.
plainants.
Political
Announcement
A ce lllflV 'l i-herfc 111 llie f lint t.f | I r e a l i e r n t , • nud ahr ala *
tlull 31 Txx'l*.' to HullE* uf Itanifc
month. Located at 2121 Palmetto
) xx |,h l<* announce that I um a
rIda *<*•
ramtldalr fur re-election to the or: » I t Cla y 8nr*n~*
LI T E H O W E L l /
a".., D efen d ftbiiaii h U' »ci*oni|t'iny, curb h l t l . ; « t i I r t r m . l inrdh-aled h ath .''
Avenue. Get* the key at The Her-v
hi
eh In l l"* c.iee uf the aui'x-fd*- r en 'rlr .1 txxu day a l a t e r !x* a ftet
S'OH STATE SEft ATOIt
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f
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flee xf I'.iunty I'ommlaalonvr fruin
ants.
e i r d l n e l o n la l •*x'—.. *
, 1,1 i. till, i xx-111 I,- r,-; alin'd hy tl'••'haNtl• f r a m e n l naiad, > :a tla W ‘ l h i
nld office.
1 hers by itnnoi'itca
a ealidldata l t l e i r U I Nn 3. auhjee* to the deO llD K I t OK r C U l . l K A T I O N
* * pu|»-d In P t « i II
c --e
Ih'Aiil
uf .Exiiinl) Kom uil exlo nei a lii i h r hr ml.rrhatda xxrre g i t a w
tu •urceexl inyralf ua Hrtutor Jn*h el-li'i " I the vnlara In Eie l>e mo - lie ruexrda o f S o m 'n x 'e Fou til)*
TIIE 8 T A T E
OK
I LOHIDA To
I i . f u I a* i cl m ill! Ihr rum pl, '
U" l a e - r ir u n b le , ahe xxaa
tha ITth Hr nnlnrlul dlatrlct com- rm tlr I'rlmury lo bo bold on June
I ETH H O W ELL.
17— Huplieuti Places For Rent pcaed
K lo r ld a :
x
' i i - ii. and h e r hexxrla xnf HeiiiluuU Urcvurd Conn- Blit A. I). I U i .
II appe urlnn from a ►tturn lllll ,,..'• >>f tin XX'•'I'll
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and
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tie* subjacl In II**
Democrat lc
KIIA N K E V A N B.
of Complaint, filod In this cause bv
•r.| uf
n y i . * , • a*** ■ . •
FOIt RENT: Smaif store Raom*. primary to lit lixtld June Bib. 1131.
p red T,. Willlaiu -.
tha romulalnanta,
that
Ihr
real- ,xMallied ■ from
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If •lacfad I promise O continue
deace and ..ddroaa nf >ou. (hi* aalil (',,iu|l)' E
or offices. Very attractive. PHoriJ
rf
*
minla j 'orne
Ire fix
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T| * Jl >(lnl' **l
C pjlllty 1" <miitla
. m e tre
lit H rln n e *.
r r iiL ir iK irn c c T io ii
•« w o r k f a r i h « boat Inurct** * f ti e
Lule H ow ell. Is un know n to u h l
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(THE W E A T H E R
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Cloudy tonight and Friday. ProbI ably rain in central and north porJ tion*.
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in Florida’s Heart.
World’s Greatest VeRctable
l ° Z Richest Garden Land .
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. FE B R U AR Y Hi. 192S.
aarl’s-Bureau
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Offers Honor Role Am ong
Leaders In Life O f Nation
[i.C
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Democrats Gather
. In. St. Petersburg*
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ST.
PETERSBURG.
Fla.,
Kel*.
D5 ( I N S ) — With many
prominent Democratic
leaders
gathering
here
and
.Mayor
W alker o f New Yoi k expected,
political observers today hinted
that an "u nofficial Democratic
caucus" was in progress priijr
to
tin*
Houston Convention.
Judge George Olvaney, Turn*
many chieftain; Henry Morgcn■ hau, former ambassador to
T u rkey (inder Wilson's admin
istration; Daniel J. Roper, am!
a ’ number of other
national
figures
in the
Democratic
F orty were already here today.
estim ation I n D e a t h
)f PhotographerOn
U la n U iC o n s t it u t io n
Started By Solicitor
•tim Discovered
ith Hole In Head
rmal Arrest Of Aleged Killer Is Dcnaiulod By Coroner
MILLER REPORT
ON CITY AFFAIRS
iu s w F K
Commissioner Makes State
ment On Municipal Condi
tions A s 'Ile Said He Found
Them A fle r Investigation
.paper
uititttt
A lengthy statement addressed
tv tile eiti/ens. of Sanford and
cotitniiiing a mimile explanation
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tmtairatv
to
ill.ill
•
Coinmitloo To
Sclu'tneToCoit*
Makes Federal
Assume Costs
One-Man Control
Another Feature
T i l l" I'lllcrnl Tr:ide • 'eieiin -i m r
was under urdei ■ lr, the Senate t n - j 1
day I- nndtict a pnlda im.;-ttign-|
tion into the sou ailed p . u c r tnist.j
and tn report to li e Sm all u e r !
'Iiirly dayi« mi the piogie
,f ;he *
in<iuiry.
The decision to have Hie . "mini*, j
-ion do the investigaimu ms,end |
ut‘ it Senate committee headed by|
Senator Thomas .1. \\ , 1-h ilM of|
Mojitiint, who tinned ip in '.'t, of!
the oil scandal
« i • i . o h c . l lust I
.I
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I la* IJvinltl lo.lay l)\
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Deelares Thai Most People
Feel That Will Making In
SomeWny Brings OnDeath;
.’talk Broadcast In Detroit
n
II of oUtslaildile
v\,.i . i follows: Imhi Ray mud Robbins •
it. . hip Mrs. Caii
an o f New Y ork. S*..
Mi* .(mu* Aildams. nt
av
! idee I loiviiee A
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Walsh was deleati*d in i i- e f f o r t , J l l
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• diver I.odi
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to aid t belli III
oliliiiu Hie free
ii. iU'on,
,i i ,11 said
I I.el lel a-, iin.l.
.natter .*1 the Hutton • '
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I., niy l.cing svv.iiu in a- •> 1
* ■ oinmissioiM'i*-ami on tl" 'I-,' H'e
tux |iny»rs’ suit agan.st tl"' 1 •*V
was ilistiiiaKed, l win invited
- t tile Saiitor.l Eioin
attend a meeting of the *’i*V *
'■ entertained today by
i mission. ii> I would I. " •
'be
I" .*■l.h.ilin. lot'll) uuisu
| Commissioners win. would have t "
' 'Ic and Mrs. Curtis A
I pars oil these claim
-\* " * ;l
vm* J le dileeting tie
lew leiiiurka made I'V Mr. I’a '"ai it v -how which will lie
' tec.'.io. Attorney
foi Hu Hutton
I ('.instruction Company. Mr. Ilousho'iler stated
that
!•*. did mil
, know whether or not I *»i'*d to
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«■ •.-s>iic.\v will cottsiKt of two
. aitUkval ^comedies, who*.*
" II lie composed of so m e,of
. si nnuiteur tulent in Snn: Y '.v r a l meiybem of th.’
_
ul, win take part white a
u* *’f high school girls, ha*
ill* |M’’ ur,,d* Speciul niind.eis
" , l»* piesentrd in connect*bv regular acts.
I"'*
16 . (IN S )
fM* ■ ' ‘ f U ” * ** ‘ bTused unidenu,,. apparently slain and
e out , f an uutomidiile, will
Y . M ?> hy Deputy Sherifl
»tk Vi
l'u " l:,'r near pboenix
IU i ^ '•',">bn h | been shot in
" ’" *4n,l in the abdomen.
Young Terwilliger
And Vihlen Victors
In Caddy Tourney
B la c k . D ill. G «*n y. , ,
I 1111TP "II. H ilW e - . |
M, Ki ll.ir. Neely . Reed o| |n ,
- j.pard.
Swnnso i. . ,.
t\ agio i . Wal-h .it M i ' . .,
\\ il~(i **l Montana, and
p i n l l l l l l , Ml
PALATKA.
Flu..
Feb.
D*
( I N S ) — The Florida Department «>i
the American Legion, is seeking t<*
obtain the P.t’JO convention of the
American I*egion, for Miami, will
not trade its jud g m en t of tumlamentiil legion |K>liries to "btal i
tire honor," C. llo w a u l Ruwton,
state adjutant of the legion declar
ed in u statement today.
»S. |*. Roblneau, Miami lawyer,
heads a committee o f 2<»i» member",
consisting of rvpreseiiteti' e* ol
. ti
l:,.v at 'I.
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i . pehilul
<.. ••i l * Heflin.
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t .iiia iio o i
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lit alt*>11.'
Edwanls.
Ketidt i. k.
Im , i\. i ui.in, I’ittmnn. Ran a l A i k.ills us, St e. k,
unt ol d
ii., a,..- no,I Tydingf the Hotel l i .e i latke. fa il'd
Stal l'Of Eight Sanford Physicians
to mutcruilu. to Municipal < ou.t
G r a n d Jury Wi l l
dnesibiv no ruing. Judge "
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To Examine Rabies In Legion ( linic WW,hite
linno,.o. uig licit the ,,.alter
R e s u in e Sessions
lu.il been .t.listed helwocn tin in
.i
I '.." ii.-. .rested pm lies ami Hint Hie
ith the *ele« lion o f a
Fr i day Afternoon * W..milling
v ."O". • lit , harge* Iin.l I*.,-11 .1isinisseii by llllu.
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loi.o - .(jneu^eil. g i. w .mi **l an alleged
1* i kill *, J.- i.lien utiufi m the ll"l«*l bull..... HI
'd in in g tin nu'• iiiol.il. -how *,o l.i-t
I.,, i. Rl -lei. We.iuosduy mglit- C blfn n l Russell,
iwaid.*’ '•
■ high school
•
out .i wiii
>po
Wiilsun i.int against i'" hot. I limn . ' u i g
U av.ink ’ • mg dlsnnlei E eondii.t it ml tl"
[leiary
1* 0 * rua* w u w t f o t bi.-t Friduy^Is ing
..loo.
Rob', rl ; [i.otpolled until ' rjsteiilajr_u|ioii the
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,,„lv \|.rill! hotel man. aecoidilig
P,n | Ihorntolt. lice report,..' .>!'• mpte,I to Imi the
Jh.’.i*; Russell boy f, in the dam e n-'"i
•so.'i; fimrle* Tor infringeim el of hotel rule I he
, Vioeiii.tfi. Jr youth is *ultl to have resented • lc>
o-;,i,; Joyce | tion and sw oir "Ul a warrant- 1 1 *'
’ ! matter i* Mild tn have been anti
m-s
to t wgutv tbe.paiAU', U'.v
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luting the th io iigb'stiei .uu
.
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(liarges Preferred
Against Hotel Man
Dropped In (ourt
l t . u «nntplcti’d for the baby
i, which- will bo singed next
,;.,v and Tuesday ufternom
Hie auspietH of the Ameii* .
ri.ni. A group o f eight I" .
will lend liicil seiv'i
ti ling tins,* enlrunt* u th**'
. i*x;uiiination.
_ '
‘ In R. K. Stevens will I,* ■
l »t a il and will be ua&islcd ly
t«.rs A. IV. Knox, A. F. Tl
<;. j*. Selman, C. L. Park.
( as*veil. J. N. Tolul and
Yitn eiit.
Tin- eliitie was originally
uled for this week but
pmtpimci! urftll, next Momla
Tuesday bee tuse o f the I
nuife.' desire tai offer .lb'
* exiiiiiituitiou possnife.' At th.
lime it was decided to pv
I ii,. beauty show til.til *'• "
next week und thy pag’eani
Fob. 27 .
Today’s leudei's ill il"
prixe buby competition arv:
; ,4. Up to six nioifthi:
F"
Hiigun, 3 ,0 0 0 ; Naomi licit
‘ i*7.i; ’'.Marjorie • Bowman.
Robert llh rtlcy. 2 ,0 0 0 : '
Sifritt, 2 .00 Ui William <'o"
i *v'(i; Miry. Ann. Welrlu- 1. J
* Six month* to u year:
W ASH ING TO N. Feb. 16 —
(I N S )— A winding trail was
followed today by the Senate
o il Committee to show that
H
K Sinclair gave the.
? W h wits the .warning mnluipeil — of fC||inK. $75,000 In liberty
• in a radio talk made Ifc__llortu'r |>nn(|n f „ r the Empire Trust ComGiii'k, \if, president of the Union puny of New York. Many of them,
I lust Company, Detroit, in non- have since been traced
as the
licet ion with the ninth mid-winter nrigiiffil property of the Contin.
|r"iifeieiii'r of the tiust enmpnny onta! Company. The next step of
disision of tin Xmeii.un Bunkers tho committcp will be to prove
As- .H iiitiiin,
] these bonds wen* turned over U*
■ ■ Tm, many . i u- lack a seme **t the hunk by the Republican Nuiordei al.eiit our finiiiieinl affairs." tinnal ( ommiltee nml that
utc\
I .aid Gink
"Cnfortunatelv, will represented a f 7 .'i,000 g ift to this
l making has surrounded itself with Republican campaign
fund by
I an atmosphere of superstition nml Sinclair.
t
1 tea. Mam people put off making
••«**eph» F. McMahon, an assist*
I., util le .a u , -iil.ro,,........ sly they <»nt ‘ Ushicr for Potter and Com
.....I ....... „ hasten- ihen* death. n m y . New York broker*’, told nt
Other think, el rot.... .
that if
lh‘‘
f(’r
H" 1*
!,h. V l<............Mill they ..... avoid I*'*’ Tru"t Company on Nov. 30 .
.
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Hi* gavo the niimlxT* of tlio
‘ \ ;il! .e M T . Stephen son. vice pres, !»>""•»' bundled.
Many of the*.
...... u.aI a- o. ,a„ Host ..ffirer of
l-und by committee agon ■*
,l... s „ . loom Hank and Trust «" •’" r w m d with the numbo,*
,| s .oo.noo
< oinpany .Raleigh. N r . tot,| the of h ""'1* originally owned by the
•
l.uukci s^riiat "a will is the only
• would i< pvriiioin^ii expiession of hinmclf
Alissusli'pi j that, the ai entre man leaves tr>
I 4) e . .Ot ml post.'l it V " •
Ii .111.1- oi ill. ' "A will is moi.
Hum a set ot
■ ngteeer
vviitten itist 111,'ttons about the set*
'I I- l a <1 11. in. nt ..1 mi estate and the divis• mu. 1 0. 1 o ,.f pi ..pert v." sjinl Stephenson.
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1 almost in. limit to what
* Ii w.ildm r , j , ..he inj. v 1111 hide III it- Wills
I., ,in.,. Ik* , . ,| S mi I, n e th Iroiii a few lines.
o 11- o 1,1,1 • ,1 1 \\.... |row Wils ui. to
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l-i
' tl. \\ .siuogloo They vary in siib- Baldwin, president of the Kntpir •
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I,,.Ill liopelsollal dl-tlll.U- Trust company testified his Imi 1
I’ n .del,1 i,,.1, ,.f |,1,,p. 11v I*, passionate ex- had received | 7f>,000 in 3 l.*J pet
pi ip"*;.I, It
loll ,.f .life, tion, apprei lation • eut liberty bonds from Hays a
oi.lv eliam*,' ,1,,1 u i.it'Hoi. ai on.- e x t ixmiii* and payment on a $ 100 ,00*1 debt. The.-,
1.1 il.e would
,ta 11x piissi.uiale expressions of wore the bonds the committee
e.ol.iiiii* ,0 Mii.t .limit\ and revenge at t meed today.
“ An order was given by
tin*
Empire Trust Company
to sell
seventy five .'t 1-2 per cent bond*."
suid Me Mahon. "Tin* Imnd* were
sold tn C. F. Child* and Company
for more than $7 d,000 . Tho prntissls were deposited to the ac*
count of T. Coleman Dupont."
McMahon
produced a letter
written Hu* Empire Trust Com
puny by his company, telling of
the M i l e and deposit.
British And American Associ I mu*, I'le r it jl. W h o W a - Fir>1
Man Tn M \ A e r o s s E n g l i s h
utinns* Coftdticl Meeting Fot
C h a n n e l . S a y > L i n d b e r g h I-*
First Time \\ hen Separated
(H G r e a t W o r t h T o A m e r i c a
By .10111) Miles Of Atlnntb
ji
Mi l s
Two Witnesses
Reveal Evidence
V ..,,. \*i till' 1 - Y 1.liv e r
I R e p t i o li c n n N a t i o n a l C o m m i t NEW M IR K , l ei, in. - (1N M - tco ' « 7 5 000 o f t h e C o n t i n e n l I At the l end of the list o f things to a j T r a d i n g C o m p a n y ’s m y s ■ d • today should appear the words forioUR
$3,080,000
liberty
I "make my will." "Tomorrow’’ may. bond fund to pay a 1920 cam-
,i \ a *va* litkeu "ii .. , » a*
* |,\ s. iial.'l tle.n g. *H , I, ,•
ir i . ininissi ui it. uiak'* ||i(
tgatloii This was adojite.l
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mg with Will h ai"l,ij„
()., George ninelidineiil I,,, ,
lull'll, mis llhiine, Carpei.
Uniting. Johnson. I.al’ ol- ,,,,
Ma lei. Mi-Nary. Norbeck. , i, ,
at Nve. 'DlMIV'iTItts' Nsil- |(1,
at
Committtee Attem pt
ing To Prove That
Continental Bonds
W ent ToPartyFund
Tell Of Selling Paper
ForEmpireTrustCo.
iLocatedlnNewYork
I'1
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illi Variety Bill
t Luncheon Today
DAYTONA BEACH,
F in Fob. l\> ( I N S ) — Duo to Inclcmcrft weather, the strnightwa.v speed trials for stock cars
was postponed today until Sat
urday. A twenty mile “ gentlem e n V ’ lompetitive-race over
a two mile course was an*
nouiu^l for tonunrovV morning.
The entrants included G. M.
Spilidler. Indianapolis,
John
Rutherford, New York, F. K.
Speieher, Chicago, Mayor E.
T. Armstrong of Daytona and
Girard Hamilton of Buffalo, N.
Y. They will drive stock cars.
ChargesAnd ( ’(•unler-Charges
AreBandiedBaek And Forth
OverChamber During Debate
> nu e her detention
in,.! talked with
|i'u:i* l«* obi tin
ii
the
murdei
Rlooll Mils to l>.* re
i to puliie bead
, I nil on ‘I ovv el*.
■ i Id. i—, Mis' Dm-1
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l.i’ l,.ill St. Jobe
Vila’ t.i sum iiioii*
' Me l l l l g e .
%
Trade Commission
Will Assume Tasl
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1. a .■ ueal Iv II.<1 llll.l
■ a m i lo l.
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Flood Control
Recommend
gross That
(io\eminent
I .... was ion
, , ••.'lo o _^jilu
(In ’ Dei >ii.bei 1.1st yu.. Ii.*n..n.l
t n door shin.
|IV |,Hting me as one of your
Ietui n from the , ,.|„m,ssioners
I have occupied
i l I found Mi u (,
f , ,,. ,.f , ..iiimissionoi a lit
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floor. Id"" i
„ in..illh and the
' "'id •" ”• |, ito,it taken liy me in legard to
certain m a t i n s which have i one
"I -I., and Plii*' j,,,
, ,i,.i,let at ton may dill."
I., i in the tttlci j,.,,,,,
some .*t v<*u may luiv •
I el.i . id. return , X|,
| i „, i a.Iniil that lli'
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Hie l egal dll
till*.Ill
T.*.- *
W eather-Prevents
Automobile Races
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Monlan'i Senator’s Proposal
For Senatorial ln\estivalion Into So-ealled Power
Trust Loses Out In Ballot
.... t it iiti'itt nit i mi ip.,) a flairs
'-ve
ih'OIi
'.e ll the oil \ changed a lte r a thorough investi■„
v.a s taken
A v e r t i n g his belief that
I "ii* . !" " i uUci'
eiti/.er.s >*l Sanford are eilt led t.. know h..w lie ha> found
. t ot Mrs. Blued j])f, situation. Mr. Miller reviews
rge «•'■ * recoin- J(, Yngtli the statu of the Hutton
■ r.'iicr s jury io , |.,m,s. the alleged intimate rclr
yes tenia,. , , (|||4 |,etwe«*n
lily
Attorney
in was taken t
j,,. t'..tti'.» and former
Mayo,
from
nv j
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|.nl;e. and otbei matter .
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which have been the •uhjort
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a, a signed t.„nsideiable comment for the pa i
,
Mr- Blo'"l ... vert,I months.
-I i *.rin on tin
*f|„. , omiiiis.-ioio'i > i e|Hiit is nr
V .o 'il.lll
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N U M BER 135.
Member Audit Bureau Of Circulations,
Girl To Represent
Sanford In District
Oratorical Contest
Mis* Klirabeth • lurk will rep*
i uiinei up to] re ient
Sanford in the
district
*.i| mid W’ llbuin oratorical contest to be staged
1., vote was se x .ml to Fishci uith|ni*it Tuesday night, following her
,, His. Raymond l.und*|uist had a M,lriti.m in rvn»p«litioii with three
., ne of'IIO to " i n third place h im -,other student* of the Seminole
ai
fw. my-three hoy* partieipal-; |||gh
S«-hool,
Charles
Butler,
■ .1 in the meet, which wus the lir.'i K’ athaiuel Fnrnworth and 11. C.
,,t it - kitul to be slugeil h.-re
• Waters Jr.
I mlei present plan*, local Ito
M|SR Clurk was declared winner
t aria ii - plan to make the tourtiu- (1^
ip,.,! contest by Judge
in.>i,i ao annua I a ffair, offering w *ll*e.. tt*. W right, R G. Davey
siiii.iKI*’ |iriii*»* l«»r
\vmnt.*i*.. ofWj |^|<v>
JirnumJ
wh >
Tei'willger defends hit. • op n*‘x t ! served as judge*,
yea, ■ "
offort to keep it two^ Thc dij(trlpl ,.ontl.sl ,lt;Xt week,
V.’,.I insuccession. The tirst boy Mhirh w ij|
stagrd at tho high
1.. vim the Inmor three years m , Kl.),op] utp|itoriuni, vvill be particisu..*
will rota," ,Hrm . n o n t i mtwt l(| , hy
representative* at
p..» e-sioti " f the tn.pby. it " n' njn,, „ther towns including U«r.inied.
bcrsviUe,
Daytona Beach,
New
>*
Smyrna. DeLand. Eu*ti*, LeesS iin fo r d (Q u in te t I s
burg, Orlundo. Tavares and W inter
Winner Over DeLand c*1j^ndUtrirt winner wiU take
miiiole High School basketball
Iliad last night emerged vlctoru* in u g a nit* with the DclainJ
r„|,s ut tho local auditorium.
i„ , ontest was featured by the
putt
in the state cuntcut
to lw)
Vt'TOIt DIES
K A N S A S • T T Y , Mo.. Feb. I d .1 1 N S ) - E d d i e Foy. »m* or the %«.*'
• i.in> of. the AmerU-au stage, died
here'today, l i e had b4«en appearin';
in vaudeville in the .MkMIe \Y«.*k
I for sv' vral weeks.
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NATION’SCAPITAL
C o n s t a n t i n o p l e F o r s a k e n Hecause It I s E x p o s e d T o T h e
C u n s O f F o r e i g n C o u n Ir le s ;
O th e r L n n d s F ollow . S u it
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Pasha, the George Washington »f
modern Turkey. In building himself n new capital.
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| • Hess, Chicago, III.; C. W. Walker,
rd Continental bonds.
I Tilii in pa; Charlotte W alker, Tam pa;
W. C. Knight, Tam pa; J. R. Steal,
Sinclair himself told o f m a k in g 1:
contributions .to the Democratic 1 l<ouisvillc, Ky.;
C. P .' I*nhnrt,
W R E S T LA KE ,
N>w AlbfnhV. M - i Bcnard S.
•M»ar
w hile t e i t i f y i n r at-thf^
o f 180 acres with a rose garden
old Teapot Dame inquiry in i 02 !r.
\v s . Pine, New. Y o r k ; Mr. alid Riedford, N e w Albany, Indlj jL.
containing 50.000 roses, and nrtilie told then o f g iving the Demo- Mrs. Kingston, Ilollnlr:
W.
H . , C. Nondorff, New A lbany, Ind.; E.
fieial luke of 100 n(|unre meters,
<ratayi contribution hut could not Burton, Jacksonville; I. S. Jones. C. J. Dickens. Lake C ity; Stanley
and a planetarium.
•Jacksonville; S. S. Steiner, N e w ! James, Pitlatkn; A lan Roth, OrW ASH ING TON Feh. Ifi— (IN S ) ternll the nmount.
There will also lie a concert park
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The
Senate’s
search
for
traces
o
f
The
Sennte
Committee^
will
meet
Y o rk ; J. M. Hinsoy, PHIIndelphln, Inndo.
holding ■ 10,000 people, mid chil
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drcn'n iauk with a wading n-rd. . iQ c.t untingiuul .Trading C o m pan ju a u ga u i :T.Luritlay afternoon to hear Tit.;' T. S. Snnford, Chicago, III.;
VAI.DK/.
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OSO.OOO liberty bondToffirlals, of Potter and Company, C. F.' Henry, Rockford, III.; W. A
Holh old ant. new city are to. he ,1 rtlllMI If llllll
„ n,|- was
turned
o - ! New
»»*• ,1111
Ill'll today tin*
,>!’« York
I »«n brokers,Iiiiinrip, who
v* nis disposed Woodruff,
<Hl(|I UI I . UOCKIOrU
U.
Rockford III.,
III.;
R. L
A. Z. Lit* and wife, Huntington.
knrroundeiI >y a green ring o f f"f- w,ml the Demncratic Nnti iiml Com-1 of the bond*, given the RepublicanH 1 11irrh and wife, Philadelphia; W.
Vn.; I). M. Miller, Orlando;
Mr.
ests, parks anil netlges.
Jjnittee’a "w a r chest’’ fo the I'JL'u hy Sinclair. These bonds wpre sold j.;# w h ite, Jacksonville; It. G. Itur- and Ml\s. R. T. Berry,
I.lnchlnI cnm|iaign
thiough the company hy Senator j nett. Brongvifle, N. Y .; l e e Guest, ville,
Maine; J. J.
O'Connor,
IH TV INC'BKASKI)
The Senate Public Lands Com T. Colf-junn DuPont (It) of Del. Jacksonville; E. L, Adams, Juck- Jacksonville; II. K. Partridge Jr.,
j:. C. Tarvin, Tampa; Jacksonville;. JL- C. Cochran, Wormittee’s “ war chest’ ’ for the ll'Ju uni ii.-ed to pay o ff a debt owing sonyille;
2 ifS S
*>•/»« Senate Probes War
$ ^wtv^Gbest For;„Vesii$&
Astatic Main Sttrct.
,1 k Fa*hiunable
Building new capital* is heroin
intr quite fashionable. The King
,,f AffthnniMan i« bulhjlng
new
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Murio o f ^ ! mnni" .hoi,c* >
V "1!1 " mT w ‘r «hler m pllnl than
Bucharest if she in utile to mine a
'hnin in AmeHrn.
,
T,u'
f,,r ,he " t w A n w r a .
j,,sl “ l'l'»nved. have been made by
Hug.. n , , 'L Werner, noted pardon
.......... .. ............... OfBond Slush Funa S
li Wilt !w.
„„w|„,
. a ll hi tee t of Berlin. German archii t win IK „ nmilern t n n l a city
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-Usuadjoining- the prw rrt * * ,g » t» w m ^ W ?
K a J h.U *
when it, is finished it is tR h e a '
'T«-Hnmrfnrth«- n o n -A fg h an
worthy aymhol o f the now Turke..
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which Kfm al Pasha ,lius c ie a ’ i I. _
Many Parks
The construction o f a new cap- . l ’ n',or W erner’s plan, the new
itnl became nPccRsnry because I' m* 'furbish capital will linvo i t j w
stnntinople is too exposed, to for- *«■ «’-** " ," 1 pw h ? than any other city
cign guns, and because the am- hi the world. I he old Angora i:« to
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WASHINGTON Feh. |.r>— (IN S)ii f,irnier treasurer of tKc Democrat - 1i *m* Kmpire'Trust Company,'of Newt' jf , .n, Sorlis, -SpartaabiUgc—W» C. .•ester,— .Mns*.;
gute & t-rr, w 7? ;
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vlllp; P. n. (•
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'ni,le: Mr- «nd MrTJj
Rockford. I ll. u "A
w \ * . n iK t-k iw fe a
hp"'l. Union, k 7 ^
Bnltimore, M,|. «t'^
sonville, Fin.; p r !
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Maker, Brunsu-t.' ^
Jneksomille; A l ,
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E - T . Alexnndor^Anoilu 1 luotker vt .
resident Coolidge today issueil |c Committee,4Uul..4her-r»ffWiihrrC • Y w h r .AC thatTHme, D u P n i n - w n * - ^ —
Jacksonville,
if
Worcester, Mass.; W. N. Walton, ente.l on i|k. li|g kitw1
a__prwlnmotinM*1
. r«to determine
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a.
^pm cbim olnni'- in
m crm
c r r nsiw
w i gg -” t"h• e‘’ *"’vTIiir’Ieunied,
whether
chairman
o f«u_
l|ivi hoard-of
I Pulutkn; J110. S. Williams, Palat- Vi";.... • The V H r Z j l
duty on imported rag rugs of the , lltrry
S l|,c,alr gave the Demo,
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Ika; I- It. Birdsey, Macon, Gn.; J.' -Moore, crack relief-?!
type kmrwo as
hit and miss . | l.rnts „ ny „ f his share o f the Cons i l 'A B T '- U G u l r Ri-fining Corn
E.- n. Stetson,
Prcstnl,
Pn.; I II. Guilliiigham, Philadelphia, Pa.; New York Yankee*,,
new warehouse, cieo. II. Walker, Lakeland; II. W . 1C. L. Oswald. N. Y. C.;
L. R. Nick. Like Wiley ’, 2
. n 111.. Kellioe nrire in the 1'n ite l tltM,,tul
T " ‘ Committee ill p,„,y ecrec.in
r e i.in g a lU'W
in
si....limy ,price in
has learned
11.111111.11 thnt
ihnt an $7r>,000
S7r. on.i 1. r. ..n,|
...1 »,..i...............c.itinnn
... tin
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, ready has
mil
Links
at
cost
of
S^.000
Coffm
an,
Jacksonville;
W.
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Smith,
Jersey
City,
N.
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A.
K. handed, rangy and 7
Sfates. riicy have hitherto lw..„| |ft , sini.lnir
Ulc Republican
, ,i
R. W. I Small Jr.*-Pnlatka;
A. Grimm, j work.
•IT. per »>nl based on the forcig-p Nlltionil|
in ,.,2;l> incllIll " ,lk • near Pckkaln's boat build- Limbnugh, Jacksonville;
Patterson, Dnytonu Beach; L. J, I Jacksonville; L. R. Smonk, Colpope.
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IMITATING KINGS
’ f l lJ.'
OCALA IIANNKIt
most of our large cities today one o f t h e greatest
is the inconvenience of finding a place to park
Wc lire I ilrl fl'ii when I’ it Men,
KairrM
ar«aa<i daaa
one's car. Streets have been marked off, parking !6ts
QIS pro- C h. IMri. pit
i| thr,..igh ri-iri-'a mi
O rtw b rr 9 f. ! • ! • , a l U » I * o « l. o f f lc *
a t l i a l a n l , F U r lit u , i w l t r a r t ' o f vided, garage space itrranged for, and even in some places liH way to Culm, und m hi- n tor •
I ' M I t M * o f M a r c h 3, 1M»T.
department stores furnish elevator service for airsrso they! *hut nil Jie. -.vlu-ti-.a f the E., :
f t O l . I . l M ) L , U K A \ ......
lU llt n r can park on the roofs, and even then one is forced to drive* j f’0***'*
n“t
1
II. H D IV M IIU Hl'.tUJ - .......
|:aiu .k i:.
imiiur nround for a n hour before be can find a place to leave his. |]“ :r
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ir n iiH iiT io i iiATia
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' the. ctiLfhi. ill .ii •noil: i tini i ;i;'• '
liar I ra» ...........
tT.OO
This is a situation, which has been created through the <>i»- u i ilrlvrh i iircti.v in 'runt ,’f 1
•>it Maath*
a.T.%a
fhrrr Mamba
* 1.7 * greatly increased use o f automobiles during the past ten or ilu iV-idyjd-.sgs,
v » t ii ~
Dy f a r r lr r |»rr Wrrk
M.1#
fifteen.yeam -liuthu wirly-ilnys of 'nrntorin/r; on*'«ttihr parfc'?trMmtrr.thn <-r r..y.?fTt;
mmviiere. We have-bocn wondering \vIih4 the outcome will • AW nr- triad h .wf-v.T Out l’» •a a y c r j“ aa b a rrtb r *
to
I hr la t r r a a
— rK k lh tH r ttr r trifr** **
In
K *a ilfl> a t f l * a f a r t f. F la r la la .
Ill
M ilid la
A * r««* .
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annoyances
.»
* t la a a l \ r n a S o r t Ir e . r e r r l i l a a Ir a n i
thin
aM hcr|ar
arm
n m a a ia a llu a
t n r a t r th o a a a a * n a r ia d a llf rn a rr*
l a c a l l th e I r a l l a r n r a l a a f t h r
m l Ira W a r i l T h r I. N . ,1. la t « <
^
r r r l a l l f V f f t r l r a l l a K l a r lila a n il la
w it h o u t rr ia a l.
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T h r l l r r a l r i La n
la r i n h r r
n f th r
I m ilt f la r r n n
«r
C l m i l a l Inaa, a n
la fr m a lla a n l
A a a o r la lln n u f I ' n b
lla h rr a , A i l t r r l l a r r a . a n d
Id v r r tla In a
-• .t r n I a
w h ic h
rri| n lrr a r a r *
H a h lla h r r la r t n b r r la a n tim lt tn a
Ih o r v tm U
a n d ll
nf
an b arrl|>llni
lla ta la u r d r r l a t r r l f r n h x ilu lr l.
a l t r l a l a u n f d r r a l a l l n a aa t a r ll a
lia a r a t k a a l a r w m rth n d a .
palities In Imilding landing fields. The airplane is fast being in .1 i . that : t"'d ■f Thmnns J«r
perfected to/the point where it is no longer a dangerous
"" “ l " “ ••• «'i> i-..itiguniJe.l
machine to operate. As soon as the pul.'lie is generally tie- ■‘
.
quainted with this fact, airplanes will quickly become the l); h, , -7-Vi!,*: ' ih<- >
hiu-h”.i1
popular mode qf transportation. All that will be needed hi- h
t. r
:
ty
l»r »«.* i-ili i : >the in l: : i vlirr. tho#
then will be a place to park.
f f i-t* i n
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T H U R S D A Y , FEU., 10, 1U2 H.
An interesting news despatch from Moultrie, Georgia,
«“ j "
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tmc*il the dnJJir
says:
"The
Moultrie
Kiwanis
Club
hits
pledged
its
unquali
,
t i i i : m -a iA i.ie s ntiMiiiAM
[|
EMittiiiM) Im r lip
autl niiiiil) fied support to the local Chamber o f Commerce in the move
ml ml nl««rn l !• n.
it > i
.i.i' j* i . I ■' ',,n w .i
[' Sf— llrrnrr u itlrr ruiifr* lit .Inrk- ment to establish a municipal airport here. Specifications iiigixii, \.|,mis, ’ .i■ i
In, , in. 1
nontlllr.
for such landing fields have been received from the govern I-,, - . !_*"!!■,
f ‘u n tilN trlliia i
uf
M . JLtlin* In
.. m ,„ i„,.j »ih i r>
d ln n H h r r ( ' « « ■ ! .
•l*.
■i •. -il,>
-ii,ii1 »
i!t ::he
Ik* [ligltIi i 1 tff ,■ f•' tl-i
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WlRRiffttnillan uf numfhlj ••l*ay ment.
t |i Werk/*
"Three or four sites are available and the committee.at fl i c with at n ti'liful'i it nf wr.
r..— lu n iiir n V lit it
uf
h iillilliiig
jir u 1'* :
u'
,ll‘
f n i l t l ^ k u l i u i i , h n tflu , n (•«««■< i»ir uf work on the matter believes that no great trouble will be exh n u *r«.
pericnccd
in
raising
the
money
needed.
It
is
hoped
to
have,
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U.— .V < ■ *u»li' nIf f f hr*l .
f*— f *ii»f»lrf ln*i iif I Hi hr mil 111in the airjmrt ready for use within the next few months.
... . i;, „ ■(il„
llu n p r n i r a m .
While from Washington. J). C. comes the word tJiatj
n h f nm l in u ilrr ii l« i »*|i I I h J.
. ■ti'i’l c Hih.
I nr mnpfil_ImiOtirtii# Ihr hrumr "Six of the fifteen privately operated air mail lines in the i
i i ih r .E v u n fit- f o r t o d a y
country now are making a profit. W. .1. (Hover, second as1111
!r..yt i 1 him reSKFiv Tiiivr.g a iio v f - !fi.>i siatant postmaster general, has told a house appropriations 1 •
1 “ ui . r ii •>*• u , inngp n
sr,c.i\. iiii.Mih a m u . - M .
, ^
ttity m which it i>st,ati'il tlnn iit
ynur. nffcctinn.'i on things ahovc, I subcommittee.
.
j tcferi iiij; !'■ tin* 1’ re iili :il t i e t,linot on things on the earth.—C’olos !
"Testifying on the post of fire appropriation
.It lie,||- j given him :t* "III., |: ,;i! High
dsns 3:2,
lings made public today, he disclosed that there now, are*no' ' i|<i, n, ,itiPt tl
Yo capnot serve God ami Mam ] l .700 miles of air lines over which air mail fliers are truv' (l t
! eni-f nv.. \ n ,m
mon.— Matthew 0:21.
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t-iln;
In
it
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1,11
v m It . n ,» 1 , Jim.-nl
cling 2l,7ofi nulcs each dav.
Pit A Y Kit :— O Holy'One, our,
Grover said there had been a healthy
growth ‘in
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11
,v
hearts are fixed trusting in Tliec. J
-Mr.
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t h e u ir
r mail
m a il service
s e r v i c e and
a n d that
t h a t if
i f congress
c o n g r e s s should
s h o u l d change
c h a n g e the
t h e !I 11 ‘ i
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Ma k i i
Elton J. Mougliton
Architect
: : n i u u a c i i . t;. s . a .
lir^t N’ .iVI ILi it U liHf-
S.mIn r i -•♦rub
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has, • vi-rv vi-1i i . Ii,i n , ■ ttm|.ed •
Htahmun has hrrn scnlritcrd
. , ,|„ih ,„,i
bang on Apnl 27 . It hr lit,ally lientioiis in ill,- ITiiti-.l s Titi-s. In
dim twithin ih rw or four month- rreused ,|tuiltl • I the lii-ii .|i|i,„ >
of that tinn-. it will )>,- „ tiuim|,h hiivi- in 11it I\ I,ni, ,. |,on-ih|o I ■
' o r t£r sintr
lids rornlili, u Ins mi-e of ihr mlili* I
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-----------------rosls ,,t |>uhli>l)||ig T in- |,iit*lo :i
I'ljffrcrni v s. \ t pi vfri Smith In-,.,, i-durotr.l
ihr m-v ei 'inn
t to Ififlill, tuul M’t* prefer Hrflin to KC11 of H|iot nru • in niilimiid, -lull
llurtL and wr prefer Reed to tl'*’ and lornl rvrni '
(tell n- iit • |, , ;
devil, ties nit veiy much
Kdltm I h r pi ilir i, i:t I rr;is,,ii 1or , >u,.- I ulii
H r I lia III III In thr Piilm Hmrh In* , t io „ ,, f nrwsjiaprr p r o p r itlr s , trui
tl:p«4nlria.
•f the largest ritir*
u rll us the
smaller r.vvtis, I:,- hi—,, Il.e e, on
P A p t r h u ir lim-nrd u lot •>'" L’rn omir pirssin,. e\ri, tsr,| In
il*r
. *r»I jiiuJ! Mouth AThierteun g r o g u luisinr- i merest
phy A n 4 Lindbergh stmtrd <u his
Iln new s|>u| mi litisin. - m IT .
(fo m & H l Jlighl. Koi mstiim i’, ninny "In n not a- tlouri'ldng u u hits
of tl&nt km . Iramril thnt tin- Piin- hern know n to i.r, mill \ e l . <1 spur
amaw'nniil is ulinosi ijin stlv south this i l l 1 olivioi,
n.lilii.,, of of
-if tti| eiftfiTi rnntkt of Flaritlu,
full*, l i l i e s i f l-kiridti With n I a.-
ii
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Ludkv Strikes Never Affect Our W ind”
say Moss and Fontana.
International Da veers stress
im portance o f wind ond it ion
or p h y s i c a l
j . ite vs m d l l v
li iy/f
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Ihdel.
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t Ii 11
Nn lunger »»•I••
Mill *.pprceiaU' jialri,w*t |
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M cRcynold’s Drug]
Co.
/
•an ford at Genovai
I’ n ' s c r i p i i d i i s
lillctl
ralely and promplly
Curb
Service
i Free Delivery Flume
h
I la rt \vr 11 Sun,
S i n n l . t II, f c , ..f A In.............
|int. „..w |..i -onie good
, ,f,I'nLit),n
Mu-li i- tike nirillrii'
.Mayo
;
'wg& m
|p|es
ym i
h im
Inca lion r-nriier I'.irk Arr. »d I
fnf til** vv j 1*1 |hail
li»r
V A R O RJJj
<M EEmxsimE
111 Mrs. H allia»n( l ‘<rnunkl
l» I ml \r.(
iiimI'i*
Be..i I'-
I) T)r '"L7* L n a l l y . CJnccklbe
w 11 huu i ' tioi-X]
' y b ' s \ . K i . b oc. a'. l)cd!
iiE M h irm
tblit llltlki t> * MHTl"** III |It*' bulkiuu* lll' H.lli lb* • I .1tl\ iiIIm I bill- *f
♦•m* *‘ “t
•ens Coll
Y i, iViWfi
11111«1111 ,
« «*tMiii« li-ti
hoi I.. 'IrdVj
2 nd St. A cro ss li"i» ScmiHlI
|,H
iit
I'Hone I'is
/,/ V; /. . V cz
in i F it I* i »i t n t
- t n4|;p
and
Mini* *-
S l ' R V K ’El
/
dm I .
1'* ft*id dll
t " '» »di i*•ri iSit11
! N ( ; ’s
■Hid SLirage.
e hod t hut e smoked Lucky Strikes for a
number of ycurs tinti run m i /c/v .m . v r/int
these cigarettes in uJiliiiou (<* jinnis/iiaq
;is intic/i pleasure in oar /tours uf relaxa
tion, have
n
^
M e r e r affect J <uvw>v^ A ' - ' ’'-*
f
s
».
i ' l u m l t ir n l ( l i v e s l / i c i f i i i d lr» ( / ic i m n o s t .
ft I o u r ic/tu /
1s
T U A N S F K R
I i -inLiiv c r.ii i h . Shi ppm*- |
‘A s c»m vrudily he realized, n tnW und
f>hy\icid cuudilinu are v f the utmost uit/>iMtdiic'c to hiillinmn duneers. O u r -.cork
-h
In
a
0 : ‘ H
u
1 *bii n ti
t -.11 I . i*i(b i *i;i '«*
• ' *1* I ♦'* I*1* 11t I ii \r "til 1) i l l 1i 1Dn
\\, 'it
QtHI population Imi:i«i .. dfiilv iigwss f |tV him!
(Idtir Tunney hu.1 to -top train- |ili|irls wlllrh (oil'd I,, Impii-sililc
Ing j j Miami and i.'tpin, to New ol iiroduutinn iii ritir .■i -nniltii
. YnrljU'i tee what the proper Income •Ur h.rnted In -lulrs fin |Ic i to the
k to * a|r n modenr millionuiiti heavy-] north. H >rulii I- lll.fl II- 11 ihls I e
ij wi ir>i ctiimplpu is, Time w i o j- p i s t,
f w l i r j l (kumpion: were ni6rc war
o r tile nine dully news| uper- wh
, 'rled *(hunt thr next meal than they have gone mu ol existeln i the pu-l
r w*i(Mahout tuxes nf any kind.
vrnr ihr oulstunditlg rx.imple is ul
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Lakeland, u rily iw .rr as large Ji“
•* W» henr runih ings of local real Del.and nml drawing -uppert of
e * t a d dejl» which sound some- pityrolls finin ruihvny shops mid »
thln(L like two yearn ago. It won't tuge trailing letritary, 4|em the af-
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L ee SI.
Seminole
Securities Co.
1,
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I„ tin- , 1.... :,,le „e,
111
carries llmc e x lu ja r
* c
:Y - r -
&
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D K I .A M i M i l l s
rTocidn's daily mid wvrkly in* vs
papiT-^ «rm|M«ii- with tho-o of any [
*vv
i|-(i(1 U* V* P.IIK * •* i, in ihi*I
stide. in ttm I ’m n Tnnos- 1'nioi) i m
„ t),(ft- nf I |o» (id;t i ’ |(Ftid |Mib t'ltil Hi
Y c s .jin d I'avoiahly.
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|In - im' iii tan • If V\i»*- bjinl
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in i*vIi
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it ♦ •nibtu *
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Lhrl anything mmy p.ithrtn-t>„,n ,,r miini|M|.
Is-ihiMT
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M,1
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tbanljji grandrtothrr tiy in g t» flap?
iU„| p,, N, ' , .,| I '1 a *|U*
.tr 1 if v ii *j• ni ; .i i ' i wi . i.i
ltrpnsuirk New*. -Yts, ,i gimi.l |i,,n ,,f quitting
f 1‘a t h i t trying to kepp up with lie! (
U s e d C a r Iii-pt.
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N K W SPAPFK
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II. ( ’. Dimuiass. Mgr.
Mild for Itnbicj
IA-
that »Uit<* keeps on it will in.-, ho
10 fa it ni Kimida.
t*
II
T hey nil vote "“ yes” for
the soft, resilient chicle base
of C lark’s Tenbcrry. Gum.
It, is never tough so it never
tires the usl*r—and it always
4
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• * .% •
1
ough” to In- nu.iti- ov..,
, b e g i n n i n g In g r o w a n d p ro p e r
in u „ p a rt
o f , t a n Ho i
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c o n d i t i o n s w hit It i n s i . t v e v e n ti m n e r a iw pi'-.sjm istn
Many •I Sm.o.id mm* i- laid iugl
^ Tlto,-lnn:,te|\ a l a r g e o a r t 111 th e poop],- ,,| t h e SoMlfi
ttm ron.l t<> Miicen;: no upliill (-limit, [ d o not r e a l i s e ( h is f a d .
t l l ' l e n it t .*•U•--- a --i r a n g e r in -e,
but (t hr Mirt.s to it, h e ' d , .mid t„ ■ atid s t a t e t r u e r o n d d i o n
Hist
M,
I
, o m l,b
rise pi thr World
j o b s e r v e d I hill t h e S o o t h i- g o , e g a h e a d
,|
a d e g , , e lint , ptlJ,I
led h\- ot h e r .s t a le s "
m
ug,,-,.
mke.
ihm
C IT Y TR A N SFER
& S T O R A G E <0 .
,,,
I E x p e r t F i a a t f m o v i n g w'tj
1 im p ro v e d
S E L -I’O
m in in g equ ip m en t.
I
- ii - I >i-oi,„.
Palm
,,t
IlnuUng -Cratinc -ShipPin*l
M-arh
S i d e - T r a c k F a r i l it i r t .
MThe. Cream of
the Tobacco Crop”
1
A vi*iti"g Lrii Mim s a l ' , Ivl In n
, ., I, Sprit k eltii I hail I111 I l'|i,ri's
I hut heitiw Iii,, ruse iv . ,) ,(1*(
i|„ > ? \n hull,. I'min. i
],, this wrt hikI-iIi > . r ,|i, t.
ilu r i'- something ahoul a i • un mu
m, t|i«- fenrr that remind'
of n
refugee.; Pnhlishcrs fivmik-ate
*. <<s
i.---'•be i J L before a pieCeTif pi ip crtj ternoon papri- took over the morn“ You euii’i loo! dogr.-’ >anl .,
in Sgji'ord will hr aldr m sell foi uig pa|M>r and ptililishrd two edi- cork-legged tp.'k ngriii ' I'hrv'T
whu|fit in worth:
/'
0
m
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lr«>t
aperd
erd limit on siiitc tiigtiw,i\i. It
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5»b0|
’ •.1 m
h N f matter whut folk* aar
1 Hl\c ttpil It. Il eo nt iiliH s,
I lie tllol nri/.til on
ol
the S o u th
" ^VIUritH otit-j und l»w.« they g n .< »” >Hti.s t h a t t h e S o u t h n o t s i u y is g e n e r a l l t p r o s n e r o i t s n o w .
Uusjfphddlfo tnlhptTvr;
] b lit t h a t tt h a s f i n e p l ^ n f HlPjng*1Tloi/*ti| i * ....... .
In
Iftt « g'lud'nld world in live in 1 m o s t p a r t s o f t h e S o u t h , p u r l i c u l u H v in F l o r i d a , s\ i m i - . tn
I f t h r ? ‘d let. -.1 holly live
J m o d e r n h i g h w a y s h a v e b e e n 1 o u s t m e t e d , w h i c h u n - r..llow _
__ mom >
1 I
, etl b y a h e a v y p ii'k-ttp in a u l o i t t o h : l e b u y in t f .
In F ln r i d a ilnoaTHsoi 11 !>-*> jm,i c-i i,,i |■ I,-11-<1 its j a u t o m o b i l e t r a d e not onl\ lia s ke|ii p a i r \\iil, r - '1 l-huddin;.-,
nowiAr.tUiif uollni- rmirt tmuMh u t a liF/u* a h e a d o f it I l u v i n g h a s b e e n lie a\ v d n n n g Ih e
p-* . f - ,
| p a s t y e a r a n d d e a l e r s a r e c o n f i d e n t ii w ill l>e h c a v i c i
tin
I’eojih* who iiins,. gneigi-:. ulvviiy - j y e n r .
*
h ttvotph o ty ,.f m |iui'a I,< ,m tlimr j
" T h e s o u n d t o n e ol t lie a i d om<>1>iI,• m at kel u f |,, S o u t h
" ni .
i u d i c j i t e s s i m i l a r s u b s l a u l ud e o n d i l i . i n - m , . 1 ),. , J,.,,
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With ita fivers and its litis.
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With inir factories tin.l mills;
I IlC S o i l l l t L e a d s A t f i l l l l
It's a good old world In live in
---- ^ ------tt ith itii* gViori old mountain stilb.
T h e S t. P e t e r s b u r g I n d e p e n d e n t q u o t e s H a r v e y
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' s t o n e . I n t e r n a t i o n a l l y k n o w n l i r e m a m 1f u e l t i r e r
a n d n raAnd tom e good .,1.1 people. ...... molt*!- o f r u b b e r d e v e l o p m e n t s , a s d e c l a r i n g Unit m o r e a u t o Pnr tmmr follta me hound to
' mobilt*« a r e b e i n g s o ld n o w in F l o r i d a a n d
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you,
t s t a t e s t h a n in a n y o t h e r s e c t i o n o f t h e c o u n t r y .
Savs
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Snito of everything you do.
1 F ireston e:
With the ehuivhes mid the julls, !
1 h e r e is s o m e ta.A ol b u s i n e s s
tlepreso-jitn ; p c r h iip s
W iti* its teiephmies mnl mails.
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in d e c l a r e t h a t
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| u n c i a l c o n d i t i o n , p r e s e n t a n d p r o s p e c t i v e , a n d il
progrps-
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2(10 N . M a p l e A v e n u j .
Ralph W. I.ossinj;
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l o l f . j c c o C o m p a n y ’s b u y e r s p u r c h a s e
j o r t h e ;• b r a n d o f L U C K Y
S T R IK E .
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slender woniun falls
f . juutwerauttc they are true. It is a land one pu|wr--an uftcruouu edi- o f f ahe runs to the dortor When
: b ap af faculty tu distinguish when Hv«.
u fa t
one loses she tells the
to talk and when t o . hold your
.Suntonl had u new pluming woild
and
grins.
'! • ' .nn-ville
Pearaon Tribune.
paper which, so R j» ktatod, Ipst'l Tit>px-MtHer['ii e.
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Company
W e h a v e |uirta f e r d l
M a k e s o f nutom.obil«h
A t Half Price
S e e U s — W e S a v e Yon
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Telephone 148 MKS. FRED . S. D A IGER, Society Editor Residence
Wwlter S. .Colem an, Mr. and M rs-Uian. New York. N. Y . t ’ t . P.
LdwAird Higgins. Mr. ^ind tMW. Snndfnrd,
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Jacksonville; II.- O.- Per
Robert .1. Holly Sr., Mr. ami Mrs. fy.' Baltimore,. Md.; A. D. Harrare,
Samuel Dlghton. Col. Field*, Mr*. New York. N. Y . ‘ W. L. Wade.
C. C. Conger of Oklnhnmn City, Jacksonville; Mr. Frank Thorpe,
Okln.. Mr, Telrmnn and Mr. and Roanoke, Vn.
Mrs. K. I). Ely.
Little Miss lautisc
Perkins,
young d augjiter*of Mr. nnd Mrs.
RriixUuui— l'vvWins. entertained a
nuiiiTier of her small friends S a t
urday afternoon, at a birthday
r a 't y at her* home on Magnolia
FORREST J . A K E
...
Afenue. The afternoon was met •
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Sknll, Jack
tily spent with a number of clever
so m illc, M. tester,
b->vannnh. | games, one of the features
was
Ga.; Emory Decs, New Y a r k C ity; hunting candy hearts, and the
1). M. Gaston, Chicago, Iii,; W. L prize for this *» t
Weimar! Fartrr-ville, Gn.; J. F . '
l;„v ,.f candy was won by
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harm U heeler. Another delightHr.iumond, ( aftersville, j «.; W. T. fu] feature was sticking the goldN. Cote. Philadelphia; G eo rge I * ' cm arrows nearest the center of a
Grawer. Jr., New Y ork; Florence large heart while Itlimlfolded. The
Van Ilelmstetter. New Y ork; J, R. I rise, a novel doll dressed in red,
Adnms, Wiliuingion, N. 0 .; M i went t*r Katherine Thigpen. A fte r
ami Mrs. S. M. Klickingor, B u f ■ bo games, Mrs. Perkins entertainfalo, N. Y.; Mrs. Strm-hnn Barrett, "I tin- ehildren with a number of
Jacksonville; Mr. and Mrs. S. E- delightful stories, a fter which re
Itarrett, Jacksonville; ,C. M. A n freshments of ice cream, cake and
drews nnd wife, Buffalo, N. Y .; candies were served. Favors of
P erry Dine, Lynn, Mass.; Mrs. red paper caps ami other novelties
Lewis
II ammo inI, West
Palm were given ihe young guests who
Bench; J. \V. Ragsdale, Ja ck i umbered about 20.
sonville;
George
M,< Crabtree,
Jacksonville;
Mrs. Mi C, Young, PAJ.M B K A C 1I— Steam ship'term
Daytona Bench; A, K. Stevens, inals at port of Palm Beach com
Haines City; L. I* Jolly, T allah as pleted.
see; O. H. Page. Jacksonville; F.
S. Albee. S in it h f n-M. N.
C. D.
lledeti ha ugh. .lacLsunvillc;
R. C.
Harrington, Jaeksonviile;
Ii. -I.
I. S. Jotter,
Hales, Jacksonville
Jncksonvilh- Mr. and Mrs. George
11. Parrott, Newburgh,, N. Y’ .;
Mrs. William Parrott. Newburgh.
N. V.; Mr. and Mis. S. J. Parrott,
Newburgh, N. Y.: .1. K. Thomas,
Talluhassee.
U . S. Sparkninn,
Tampa.
Tel. 37.
Dinner P arty Is Giveiij Frederick Kingston’s
A t F orrest Lake For Entertained AtDinner
Miss Hand-Mrr Fitts Due of the largest and loveliest i!
Social
ilendar
THURSDAY
,. Vfrne Hurt will entrr-
Ufmbrr* <>r, »hc Tuesday
, Bridge
r l " '’ Neighbors
will
fo ld
Instruction at 10 o clock
_ pel|ows Had over the
Sutler direction of Mrs.
,(i supreme manager and
(\ Young state superhncheon will he served
f r racetihr
of
Royal
- rf America will meet
.•dock at the Odd Fellows
l r the Bosket.
Chapter No. 2 0 . E. S.
regular meeting at Mnnpte st 7:20 o’clock. There
CeorRe Washington pro[j refreshments.
FRIDAY
lav meeting <>f the W. C.
(,ll be held at 2:00 o’clock
me of Mrs. Otto Schn.ehl
It; Avenue.
will have social meeting
fvbck at the home of Mrs.
Lftiny with Mr?, Sievcking
l p k Brubaker as linstpn Bridge Party nt 3 :0 0
|tt lintel Forrest laike.
O f the m a n y . 4delightful pre dinner parties o f the pro Lenten
uuptial
social
cnurtesicH V itlt season tvfti that o f Tuesday even
which Miss Marion Hand and ing when Mi. and Mrs. K. 1>. Ely
and Col. i.ouis Fields of New
William Fitts h a ve been honored,
Haven, Conn., entertained at the
one o f exceptional pleasure and
Hotel Fnriest Lake, honoring Mf.
beauty
was
the dinner dunce
amt Mrs. Frederick Kingston of
given Tuoadny by Mr. nnd Mrs.
New Haven who are wintering at
William ' ^ r j e t t F l t t - Sr., et the
Hcllnir, tind who have their yacht
Hotel Forrest Lake.
here in the yacht basin.
The dinner table wnieh had been
The color note o f red ami white
arranged in the alcove dining was suggestive of Valentines Day.
room was adorned with a large Mill were effectively curried out
, ,
in every detail. In the renter of
silver
basket filled
with
1 1*10 long .table was a tall .R-.-t-tbreath and lupins combined with J
‘I ’
SWl'l't )H?£|fK
asparagus ferns.
Two
sm aller 1l,a*U t f 11,1,1 u ilh m l f
npil gypsophilia and sprigs of ashnskets filled
with white cut
pnrngis ferns, while smaller bask
flowers nnd ferns alternated with
ets filled with these same Ido.-.-uius
Tall
white, ' tapers
burning
in
were alternated with tall red Cath
green crystal holders and tied
edral tapers in green crystal hold
with butterfly
hows of" g r e e t ers and tied with hows of led
tulle. The color scheme o f green tulle.
and white was furth er accentuated
The nut cups .were in the forms
with the bridal deisgned place o f Valentines, and at each place
enrds and nut cups.
Delicate Were r irsages of violets ;(ni| sweet
traceries of asparagu s ferns were pirns for the Indies while I lie men
extended from the central decor were given hnutonncircs of red
ations to the corners of the table. carnations. "The unique place card*
A t seven o’clock a delicious were in the f o r m s .o f miniature
seven course dinner vvAs served, yachts with the .name "A lla II"
nnd during the serving of the written on fluttering pennants, At
courses, dancing w as enjoyed. The eight n’cl s'k a seven iniir-r dinner
bride ut the serving o f the last was served, in which the preferred
course, presented her attendants J colors were carried out. The ices
with benutiful bracelets while Mr. ! were moulded in bean shapes, and
Fitts gave bis attendants, gold bore tiny American flags with 102
Sited.
SATURDAY
Up ('minty Federation of
Yt Clubs will meet with the
|T. II. at the Pieshyterian
parlnrs, Luncheon will be
lat |J o', lock.
I Wallci' S. Coleman will en| at the Mi niiil of a_.sei ies of
|[iiriirs honoring her guest
| C. (‘linger of Oklahoma
|Ida., at lU o'clock at her
Dreamwold.
i Dance ai Hotel Forrest
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SUPPER AND ENTERTAINMENT
Congregational Church
These who went down with the
sht)i and who liuried on this
little island city were commemor
ated by high naval officials* nnd
government representatives from
Cuba.
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Is offcrinK
shoes Friday
added
"H O L Y M A C K K K A I,”
Milam- Review
Neu)
Charming
and
Smart Spring
fo r
tUubd
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S h tu rd a v
$
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it Mi* )ni|
V,
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Silk .
Dresses
While They Last
$ ^ .00
one
onci for $0.98
Values to SI2.311
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Sal ins, Crepe tie chines, canton crepes, Hal (Topes and Rearpel Ics in aH
FRIDAY
With
.Inlm
L t. mi l
• The Outlet
"LOVK**
tiillie rt
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F. 11. Hohliins, Prop. Opposite Ihe l’osl Office
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and
t i f f I a (la rlm
Comedy
•SHK'S A HOY"
Milane
4,*v\
You can get good slioes cheap at
N iw s
THE BIG SALE
Designs
TIR ED ot crime lifeluces and mystery pic
tures
and society dra
mas? Aching to see a
really fine love atory?
Bight I Her,- it is. with
two of the most won
der! ul lovers on i In
ner een— John
Gilln-n
and Grctu Garbo.
A story lull of ai lion
•— by Tolstoi, one **l the
world’s great writers?
It’ll make you ga<'|>—
It'll
make
you say.
“ That’s a real picture,
YVhnl I mean!’*
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WHITE
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for one pair
Take Another Pair for
THE WHITE SHOE SEASON IS COMING
•
A New Assortment
to the $2.95 table
You Can Buy An Extra Pa it*
for ............................
KV F it F A S T
36 inches wide. Small
al glut, Guaranteed fast
urn.
*BL."r S " lilcs", Sadie Lee
Tim-,| Feeling", Eleanor
K V E H F A ST SU ITIN G
I'K J M S
ing. All New Designs.
Stic Yd.
<i5e Yd.
50c Yd.
4
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KVKUFAST
Place", David Smith.
n n,,y"* EloiM- Winn.
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New
fast
IS inches widr. Printed and
floral designs.
rnkired printed designs.
• 50c Yd. ,
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(Bes-th- j
early
- $1.00 Yd.
RAYON SHEER VOILE
EVERFAST IJNEN,
Printed designs • for
spring dresses
-
il.ight
shades.
36 inches
wide. Silk finish,
$1.00 Yd.
$1.25 Yd. *
EVERFAST VOILE
Oxfords and High Tops in
Tans and Blacks
$1.95 $3.45 $5.95
High Grndos
, LADIES
Friday
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O nly
In all light shades. 40 inches
wide
iL
W2
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Batins nnd patents, aU $IO values nt
$4.85
This is hulf price und 15c less on IhSesc
shoes.
WORK SHOES
*f. i
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A new line of Medium nnd Hijfh
*» I
Hunting Hootn.
CUT W A Y DOWN
*
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MESH SANDALS
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.n r - n o d ip L
Fashionable, Deauville hundals
wide variety of colors, Price* at
itukwAil
in A
imwH
*t> Ylrk
$4.85
$5.85
$7.85
r
Lloyd Shoe
50c & 75c Yd.:
th a w
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1‘ERMANENT FINISH
ORGANDY
H A T IST K
36 inches wide.
t Sweet", Evelyn Porter.
snrry llnstess” , Caroline
Printed Suit
m
MEN
K V K R K A S T G IN G IIAM
36 inches wide. All size
checks. Guaranteed fast col
ors.
New Everfast
di
rol
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YOU’LL FIND GOOD STYLES HERE..
Wardrobes
SPRING is vividly portrayed in this collection of spark
ling new fabrics for morning frocks, smocks, afternoon
dresses and children’s dresses.
|aou powt.||
pit whA° lhe winter sports
ii!
*»*• on8.1cancelled, the Rwiis
Th,
thi* fi,ter'iWcM
uff
Woul11 ,r»°nUlt» ‘ Irtady held.
an d
.
Dorothy Pope.
■ ,.b* Explains About Grand.
1'old er
-'tBlUC; #n^ ( h w ka ‘ b «
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ADDED
Who?" Sybil Boyd,
as i t ? ” MU|y j-Hizulicth
[i-NS)!!!lm **SwilI0J■
|an,,. Feb.
the weabter
■ mV
tlark and light shades.
Greta Garbo
Mi*
games
•**f • ;
<44
!
so m e m ore
$3.95
1‘HunilH-rland", Frances John-
*T,,EK STOPS
remodel*
•a Ml,.
Tbc Nursery r |„. k’’, Elean-
***“ Hizabeih Clurke.
he entire erew o f the pas- issued by the Department of A g rN 'rVfiS
songer train were responsible, nc-1culture has on cotton.
..
:
cording to ’ findings mndr ' public
today by thi> Interstate Commerce' G R E E N V I L L E — Old T. P, Jd*D . a f J
Commission.
bond building here being
n(l
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in Leather and Canvas
I Friday evening the expres"f ihe Sanford schools
F'*’ » recital* at the Junior
|wr.fwi| ninlitorinm. The fol1Program will be presented:
M UtIds,
’’Traumeri"
’ "R'wcs „ f Piccnrdy"
Eliza belli Clarke.
rnf ' Mistake", Nancy Ros-
“ ketion,
PaHiitique"
|^( <a -->»IIII|UP
Feb.
Hi.—
b«*»wecn n
I HI
f* * )
F R ID A Y
S’° H»e (n Pine", J,-Wel|
■ st L’/ l 1
Rnttlcship Maine • wa*. ♦blown upZpn-D ff— n ia «t, wa a _cauasd hy
^Souttv ciro lin aJ'w o uld ida& 'dk-ir
iii Havana ghrrt.r jr»r*Ttgo-todn
tv^r*me-n roAsw^f^»rrrn'.tt,'rthe5- fr-^wait’* tm ler-for-tfrm in,. what effcct crop fnrtMtalita
I)ix
John Gilbert
WEDNESDAY
Washingtnn party
at
r®r *’f Mrs. I. E. Putridgc
p»fK,i| ai :i;ao o’clock given
Nellie Turner Circle.
Dorothy
’
dignitnries mined in memwrial, passenger
train
services to Ar.erienn navnl heroics i train on the St.
quiry “ “ provided by a resolu»[
who ion
lost their
It vp « when
u*tin ii the
ihn ! cisco
,.i.,.„ Railroad , ........
.......... A
a .J
-L,* 1'I ,tuiry
their lives
near Portia,
Price 50 cents
AHiNHA V
meeting " f St. A (Hies
M thi II d\ < joss Kpiscopal
at :t;uu o'clock
a t the
J llou-c. Alt members are
tu attend
] Oigan Cluli of ihe First
Churi h will meet ut 3 ::t0
I with Mi . A C McLendon
lame RMHI Pail: Avenue with
pdjepiliin and Mrs. (ieorge
l hostesses,
Itrval nt Climal Society at
[disk l : the \Vinoun’s Cluli.
TUESDAY
| r,rv Dinner Dance nt Hotel
: Lake.
lk>' Ligir",
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WASHINGTON Feb. l.Y(tN^j!: ’*"
The Senate today ordered nd^'fnrj_
vestigntkm Into nlleged mnnlpulasr'. i»
nnd
a freight tion
tion of
of colton
cotton prices
prices o
on
the cot
coUbtt^
n the
*’ '*
of the
the country.
country. The’ l n ^
Louls-San Fran- ’'exchanges
vxehangaa of
W A SH IN G TO N .
( I N S ) — The collitum
K E Y W EST. Fin., Feb..
— (IN S )— American
nnd Cuban
Friday Night <i I\ M\
T I T U S V 1 L L E City mail deliv
ery service here under considera
tion.
■
»enV Story Hour at 10 o’*
|i the Ijhiary.
Side Primary
Patent
Association will have
kitioti l•ri^l^^•• party at the
furreM l.nke at .1:00 n’eloek.
tin- Mi W. C Hill or Mrs.
I'Vigt.t |..r i
v:if inns,
IHEflTAL
K ie h a r t l
SEM IN OLE
S S i r ' T ^ ' S'
son, Miami; II. Y. Gibbs nhd wife,
Spring model o f black ‘ ta ffe ta ; that regiment,
made bouffant with elaborate cut*
Following dinner,., duncing was Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Ilm i ishnrgh,
Pa;
work embroidery
and self-toned enjoyed a fter win. Ii the gne-U ut- Crccnawiilt.
filet lace insets, A tourli of con* j tended t i c eabarct at (lie hotel, Mr. and Mr-. <'. K. Greeiiawall,
trusting color was lent by a large (’ overs weie laid lor Mr. and Mrs. Jlari i>bin g, Pa.; Mr. E. I- Me
bouquet of red on the shoulder.
, Frederick Kingston, Mr. ait.1 Mrs. [ I coil, Orlando; Mr. and .Mrs. \\.
(’overs were
laid
for
Miss G, D, Bishop. Dr and Mrs. Sain-I L Stokes, Gainesville; Mr. nnd
Marion Hand, Miss Frances Dot- 11cl Pnlcstnn. Mr. and .Mrs. G e o r g e } Mrs. .1. W. Stokes, Bam berg, S.
II.
Kirkland,
Tainpn;
ton,
Miss .Mildred Hand,
Miss A. DeCuttes, Mr. and Mr . Donald I ( ; S
P,
Drum
moral,
.lodge
and
Mr-.
Joseph
Lnvin,
Now
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N. Y .,
l'uttyc
Lyles,
Miss
Katherine
Hnhrmnn,
Mr. and Mrs. .Tunics James G. Shanni, Mr. and Mis. K. J. Prater. Tampa; M. J. GerJackson, Mrs. Hal Wight, William
Fitts, Paul Stines, ,1. I). Sheldon
George Cowan, Khodolphos Shel
don and Mr. and Mrs. William
Avlott Fitts.
tl < t fT !T
BLAME FIXED
SE K V ICK 8 HEI.I)
TODAY
f.
|n at bridge at 3:00 at her
Mayfair.
iifioii recital of I tie Kanlllic si'linols will he held at
jluck at the Junior t li g h
lAuditiiriuM. Public i* cord-
Hotel Arrivals i1
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Dr. J. R. ,VUllerf Chiropodist
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i 4 dditional Socie
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Lake Mary
M|ss Emily H. Smith
Miinicinnl i.lbrnrinn
funeral of his
IL;x(;IIEV^l,l|:.pps|lit^Bplewpod I thet
F*i ji buj Friday of
jSjj|.fiivfehunt
to Valentino's tTky• Were
The prize* far the heart
to Mr. r . S. Emcru'on, and n fterth o i
j ain,.„ Wright. who is a student Snnfrrtl. The
Anting the many social affairs ,
I- 1_ wcrV,
- *-~ qnr ~of~'rTrrpthTTTlrl-"
art a1a+■• 4—-• -• ( ;alntHVFib,
I•
HI i .pent"J'a TT.v
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Mr. and—Mrs. ( hsrles II. h a ’- ; grand man h i ’ ** pri*? for th r mn*q2 i*f athhrUayT"
Uie M ille r uT.Tl^i lakins
the
bridge
lunch*
chf-r of Montrose, l ’a-*
JrVV’,‘H|leectiniiiur paper lint was awarded enjoyment was
1
’......** hCre with his parents.
intennent. i n Lake view
There is lio* sntui at ion point in of Mrs. Catherine Wntrous hrulny. M|y ( . ( - MnrKKrnrf> Thn heart eon Riven We
Wcdimsdny by Mrs.
\Vm. Swavne and wife went to
A " I'deie-ti,^
the mind of man. There is no ul
All ladies from laikc M ary " ,*'**' „iy,| arrow c-uitest was won hv Mis. HrnXton 1 I’crk irs when she en- F e m o r a Sunday.
was
held Diursduy J
tim ate depth <p the well of le rfn . , |„K t„ join llie K»yal
Ross Houghton. A fter an exciting tel tallied the members, of the SisMISS MARION HAND IS MARRIED TO Inir.
Kmil MaRiuiM>;i and •wife and home of Mr. and Mr«.
There Is no blank wall beyond „ie invited to attend the' Initiation|(.|oth,..pin
nu
r
.
refreshments
were
tors
llridife
Club
at
her
home
on
*pin
Noah f r y were home from Winde- quist in honor of their
Hall in Han- served by the '-oste*«e»
which nnthinR is to he- found. Ed- at the
MR. WILLIAM AYLErTT EITTS JR .
I Fellows
rv "w »» ..........................
A .C i Magnolia Avenue. At one »o’clock
cuhtk - ...... y . - •■•••
•ostemes Mrs. A^C
AA’u d d iu R n t m v w r s it r r p jp t
uention has. no I cginning_an«l- n o 1|ord.
• ' C l ^ W f P l a n . s and i , 4 m ,p rt*rdonrh~«r«r»*
sl>ent caine and left many* pretty
Elcgant-indU.T»impHeItr t rm rthpfhi* beat mnnrHnuLStinr*; Radiantly end-The-worlrt-rsa s.-hool. humn*r~R;':t|, p. M.. accordlng-to an Irtvita- Mw ( . A \v0„|man U,u dnn(.in|r the hostess ui.d favors of tiny
in n sh Aver of da.,, _^
wedding -o £ M I » Marion Holphuo j |„Ve|y was Ihr bride in her wedding Ity is a succession of classes at Hon' extended . by Mrs. Clara ^
M| nntil a lute h* ir. Ceor-n* Wa*hing:nn hnlehets wer- Sundny with hi> parents.
fr Hand
and W illiam Aylett F lu* J r..
, .
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.Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
l.ujidf|u!st
■
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refreslummU „f ^
’
Whlch
Wednesdne!
" " "<f '»n<l-. satin, the "urpnee
Kvcr>' « ' hsis. every moral *Steinw r nrul Mrs. Jamison of the
fr< n,
,.f , (tWn
tsiven each Ruest. The rnnPjrn.iU'
which vwas
i a solemnized
.o lrn .n lr^ l U
V ,ln,.,M . *f "" 'V"
HUfplicP
and
brother,
Erie,
spent
Tuesday
i
,ee
w
c
,
e
v.ed.
A
m
,nRth#H|
basque
afternoon nt 4 «tfl „Vhil..
has.jue -finished
finished the
th e ’‘ seed i>carl
rv" r>' demond for judgment. Sunford- lod^e.
*n(, j i
p,
MarRRi-iff,
Jei-s*v
proveil
most
interesting
and
nftvb y III, MI'I "
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examination.
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m o *«-**»;» . « i « y
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o
Lake. Mary
K. Church
t nuren
-nee of n host of relatives and in ■“ »r!,t
T,;,>
*hirt was| Head!
•off the
the Lake.
Mary JI.
M. E.
good
All the will hold their regular
terested friends Rev W P Ruhr-! m,k !<? w,,h
rfri'Pl,ry effect, held
Rend
Root) hooks.
reRuhir meeting
mectinR at
nt
philosu- the home of Mrs. J. K. Hingletary,j
Ringletary,,
in place
pun e wun
son snirrings
n thoughts ooff the ancient philosu*
with soft
^hirrinRs and a
mnn pastor, of the church offici
large penrl einhroidered motif on phers are set down in print for nil on Tuesday afternoon.
ated using the Impressive rim. cere
left side. Her veil was made generations. Th e great struggles i Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Smith of
mony.
| the
*
np shape with coronet of orniiRe of humanity to rise, the uncon. | rhnrlotteville, Vn., arc
visiting
An unusually effective setting 1,1,’,,..••ins. Her exquisite bouquet of
Howard
«iuerahle determination
o f t h e ! their daugh'er,
Mrs.
~T.
t
<. C. I,. Goodhue and j the usual’ .Humber of progressions • vcninri.’at the home o f Mr. an d ,ent weiv: Mr'.and Mt, j ^ ' ,
cu y .
-ell. Mr. and .\}i. Neli Snan*,
.^j,. all(|
an,| Mis.
\|M
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Brownell of had1 heed iDnyed.tscores Were uu- Mrs. Ballinger.
Mr
la.'* I.von and Mr. Squires o f K t , ! Norman, Mr. and Mis. EthHih
Hanford,'Flu,
Sanf« id ,‘l la.
.
ded and the prize for highest score,
cryntnl Johns. Mich., visited Sunday at |Ih j qulat and cliildrin. Mr. ia|*|
and t*,
J. Tlii'fpch. Mrs. Perkin's guests her father A. J: Peterson, coming daughters, Mrs. 11 ilma l^a
' Mr; « " } “
included Mrs. P erry Mcro, Mrs. from Orlando.
Fl ic l.undqiiist, who wus a ser.iov and childien, Mr. niii Mr». ^
For the benefit of the Civil .Floyd Palmer, Mrs. Ralph Wight, in Sa nfon l High, left on S u n - a y ' Swan-on and Haney, Ma
raci- to achieve freedom and hap- Hotter, and expect to he lu-re sev
League an entertainment and sa'i 'ih-s. lai Verne l l u r C Mrs. W. J. in his V a r f.»i Colh'gible, Twin.. U i Mrs.
Tyner
and .laughter u j ,
Mrs. T
y n er and
piness, these are <>n the records, i era! weeks.
o f mvsler* Packages ji m lapsing- Thigpen, Mfs. Dtivid l.. Thrasher, enter the -S. M. A. College.
Aichie Ss.irm,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Aiohie
Readers o f books can live ugAin
|.|v>t. W ile Class composed ,.,j nt (in. I.ibrarv on Friday eve Mrs. James Higgins
of lluine*
M r .,ami Mrs. Edd I'eteRs.ni npd ; son, Mr. and Mi-. Ililmer
llu* emotions that have swayed ,lf you|)>; lai|icil Ilf th(. Community
(
itv
anil
Mrs.
David
Cnldycll.
ning, Fehiuary 17, l»y Mrs. E. II
two little gsmldchlldren of Holly- | quist and M el vn, Hu- m-I, F.dp
peoples and determined the hound. rh l’iri h held a class meeting 'at Hardy'- committee.
Richard l.undqul-t. Mr. »nd
a lies of nations. There is no<,i,„ ,.|„ll.,.h
„ „ Thursday
f tale Hill wen* visitors Friday- at tl'vi
itiurcn on
inursiiay evening.)
Huilding
innstruction
in
Rev. Iski U E u ixm in g er‘has been
W alfrcil Pierson ami Mrs.]
home
o
f
II,
(J.
I.undquist
and
w
f
’e.
I
wealth of learning which one may Plans were nuitle for a
weiner hi tiling a scries o f revival service- during IP27 approxiinatcd ? I -|LMr.‘ ami Mis. Noah Fry attended ,1’.
not approach through the print ronst and
social
liext
Friday nt Tampa.
'.MM'.'OO.
im
ed pugc.
evening. Fob. 17, IP-K on
tin*
Mr. an | Mrs Francis Timhei
Read!
chuirh grounds. Coffee, pie and
T
There lias never been tiny deed home-pintle candy will he sold and have tctiirned to their home lien
done in this mortal world which proceeds will be added to Church a fter M'cndingjievchal weeks at the
did not
have its
preceding Huilding Fund. A social hi - i will Florida ’ Sanitarium.
thought; and the printed word •* i follow.
G i - ice llickle and Dr. Tlo-miithe* vehicle for most o f the
the hanqiiet
Mrs. William Wood of Geneva Shamo n attended
world's thoughts. Though many lirhlge was the guest o f Mrs. E. Thur-o'.iv
.
.
. in .honor of A itlm r II
<
centuries fine minded men
and llyotlrtim* several days this wrek.
tsosideni Rotary lulernh
women hqve been striving to udMr. and Mis. Walter Flnnilera, tloiuil. a Orlando Country Club.
value human understanding ur.d Mr. and Mrs. W. Gates, Mr. and
Mi
Mi- Raymond Ward and dnugii
wisdom. All that they have done Airs. H. H’ngg, Mr. and Mrs. la?on I l**r Eli.’.ubeth Ann o f W inter Parlf.
tiirough the «enturics is at out Pickering and- Mrs. Villa Mott! were nsent u Hosts of Mrs. J. A
door. Open the door, let ip thy- formed a congenial party motoring Bistliiw- at their home on Moliuel
hooks nt the world.
•
•to Cornondt) Reach last Sunday. 'Avenue
^
Rend!
• The members of
the Epworth | i jr . nml .Mrs. W. It. Monger, i f
Seek out your public library— League of laike Mary Methodist Rergau. V. V.. are spending the ie
mid Read!
Chnit-h enjoyed a straw ride to mnimbr of the winter with tlicii
We have lieen too busy lately Shepaid Springs Friday evening.'son ai d daugids r, Mr. and Air*. J.
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Lake Monroe
pr een
r , hniulimlnteil
flower howl was tnyarde.l Mrs. W.-Mmme o f Mrs. (Jin. Ballinger and Kenneth nohhins
Lone:wood
»•*" arranged with quantities r f *
„ f „ , 0 va|,
uni| whJ((>
potted palms and fetus as well ns | rwHOjl ,|lllWl.r,.l, w i„ ,
nr|(| rill.
feathery houghs of bamboo. T ” 1' bons.
chancel w as hanked with milted
... ,
palms which forme | n rirh dark
Hand, mother of
hnckgrmiiMl for peilotAI hajkels
' u""' "
cn-alion of
filled with pink snap dragons r.ial .r,.lu 1 r '
,
Llianlieth, with
asparagus fen.s. P in e d at either ‘ '“ ' ' " f * ' 1, • ut work embroidery on
aide were tall slanting eandclaUriis the bodice, collar and sleeves. Her
which held lighted white tapers. hat was of rose taffetta, with the
Exquisite boughs o f plum blossoms crown formed o f rolled motifs of
' j taffetta in blending tones. Her
were also used to advantage, a r
ranged ip wall baskets and tall j flowers were a corsage of roses, agWhiteUpid«.Ul"'l.a’. k e t T fn the V.irc'| <
f:n,‘ b" h» l,roa,hground. The chancel rnil was en-1
l’ •••>', mother of the groom
twined with garlands of asparagus! wus R°"'n<,,l in a lovely frock of
-----■ ' blue piinled chiffon over self toned
ferns, i._»—
before which ......*
were plured
pottc<l• maiden hair ferns and pot-j cMtii', with touches of rose taffetta.
ted palms. The jk' ws . reserved fo r ,^ * '1’ !' mail
,,udl close fitting hat and
the relatives and intimate friends, other accessories were to match.
were marked with clusters of Her flowers were a corsage of
pink awoet peas and hows of pinlt sweet peas, ageratum and .Imby
breath.
tulle.
Inunydialcly after the ceremony
While the g u r u * were assembling
a lovely program of nuptial music the young couple left for an e x
was rendered by Miss Charlotte tended wolding trip whieh includes
Hmltb, organist, assisted by Miss a visit to Cuba and a fter March
Katherine lluhrmnn. Miss Ruhr- first will la- at home to their friends
man, who possesses a soprani) voice at IliOU l.’ nion Avenue. The bride
y.v . -v-.» In A ' - ^ c V ’f
Iwning ( fu d m a n l ant> “ F fjive 'ensemble, the coat of dark blue.
te
Mesdnmes Sibley, day e v i nip. at 7 :.'I0 o'rl ak.
You Tru lly” ’ (Carrie Jacolm.ltnnd). while the two piece frock is ofl in loans) anil this 'month so far Imuxc, with
If you Trel’rey, Wester ns liostcsses..
During the ceremony Miss S m ith ! Champnigne eiejH With Indian is proving even busier.
Rob. it S Entzminger is at Tab
The l ake Mniv Improvement laluc .*i toi two weeks on Im.i
played very Miftly, "N u irissn s" trimmings. Her shoes, hag and hut i •In come and do not find as much
moutlily lies and “ Tlie Old Refrain,” “ The Hi id were also of Induiii print to mutch.1 as you would like, you may just Society will Imbl thi-ii
,,,. ,, t ...
| •>
The bride, who is i. winsome, know that eveiything is-ou t. \V<* business meeting at tliu C. (). C .j
ol Chorus’* from lsdu-ngrin was
llblg., rridav l-eb. |t. Public cm an,i( Airs. ,,It. N.
c |l.ntzm iiiger s|a-nt, i•
used us processional while Men brunette, is the young daughter of i cannot 4up|dy tint demand
delssohn's “ Wedding March” was Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Han-1,, now, ami yet we have added dinlly iniited.
Sundai ai Indian Rivei City.
Air. and Airs. Henri Alontgomused as a recessional.
and is a favorite with a wide circle ! many new hooks lately- and an*
Ali-s Hattie Arnett, a teacher
adding
right
along.
j
ery
of
North
Adams,
Mass.,
Mr.
Promptly at {he appointed hour o f friends. Her pleasing personality j
iit Harlierville school, spent tinThose
who
read
and
prnhulilv
and Airs. E. I-!. Soderlioltz, winter
the bridal pifrty ' entered taking ,,ni* c bnrm of manners ha» won hoi
reail “ The Christ of the Indian visitors here, ami Mr. and .Mrs. last wii-l. - ml at her home on Bay
their places a t either side of the a host of friends throughout the
Stleet
Road” will lie delighted to l^nniv John Ellis. .Mis.
Hirelinnl and
chancel. The ushers were George stnte. She is a graduate o f the
Dr Sh iiiimn, the Alisses Shan
that we have ordered
the rfrw .Miss Mott
spent
Tuesday
at I
Cowan, James Jackson, J. I). Shel class o f llilii! of Sanford High
non wiili .1. II Shannon im-tmn-d
at
the
Kouml
Table.”
Those
to
>
Mount Ply mouth.
don ond Rhndnlphux Sheldon. The School, later attending Florida
lo Palm Heaili l--r three days riiis
honk by the same aiithoi. "Christ
Airs. C. C. Eoel.e who was called
brides’ maids were Miss Mildred Stnte College for Women at Tulin
week?
who
have
levelled
in
“
Mothei
to
A.
C
*.
t..
Hospital
at
Waycruss,
Hand, sister o f the bride and Miss I hnssee.
Th ■li-.., l.eagiie laid it*, ituin tli
India” will Is- interested hi a book (in., hi the illness of her husband,
Mr. Fitts is the eldest son of Mi
I ’attye Lyles. Miss Hand had as her
lt * J i- day w*.:h a
by Mukerji entitled
"A Son of ret hi iail Thursday repotting im- ly noi to ,
maid of honor Miss Frances Dut and Mrs. William A y le tt F i l l ',
Mother India
Answers........... Pile proiemeiit m Mr. I.oi-kc's condi luIgl .itll t uim e. many new memton, Miss Mutton was gowned in a members of ,>uu of the |iniinioi>ot
la-1 -s I hv ieei*nt Iv I ecu admitted
Outlawry of War." by the edit tion.
most hecuming friick o f flesh pink | pioneer families of Seminole Cmmll) I'.l on- ntizat inn.
or of "The Christian Century.”
'lla* l-ike Maty t ’luimher of
georgette, with long waist finished ty He also graduated with the • he
ill the | i't few lipilltlis tinis already here, as is also a n- Coinineiee held its monthly busi
surplice with cupc effect at hack of P.ejo ,,f Sanford lliell School'
view of til,- "lutcruational Christ- ness nice ing nt the Chamber of I,i .iH e I a -••nt to tin- .lack'onfinUhcsl with deep silk fringes. The anil al'ti'V graduation attended I’ m !
fail Movements" nf nur tune
\Ti•mmerie building mi Mondav villi- II -m i • >e lio\i - mi imtiiii- ii
mode sundice with cupe effect at versity nf Ftolnl.i al (Jaifte \ lie.'
li im-iit s, nett nml emit
fh
1 n l ion ne vk
t h t hill \v•• ex i-niiig. *n addition to the ruut- ht'l.dix-d
bock finished with deep «ilk fringe--. For l tie pa-t font year* he ha-* bale
almost an> 1lnn^
\mi XX1.' ill*'• biisnies-. tin- following commit- ' hook', to* iml ililee scrap books,
The skirt was fashioned of dis-p lieen in naval ■ i-rviu- and i- n o w 1 wniif ,
Hill you max have I•• XXall 1• f*s wen- appointed Al limit- T h e • lie " b a b w.i' made bv tin- Inst
fring e finished at tin wamt with a a-MH'iati-d well In- i.illn-i m lai-i \Mill
1
uMi. We hate liia/.ui Ihl al 1re plug lam, l-’iank Elan s, Air l-rade l.,n .mo Si bool.
.
aoft girdle and sash n|’ g e o g e t i e m-->.
Airs.
II M nii i;. »vu« a »|eb*
nl.liO “ 1 lie Mot hi i
u li till XXell -1 lliipkia- Ii.. and Air. James
Jler flower* wen* unarm iMiuqiiet .. f
Anienv tfi- eut o f town i-nc-tx'
cate It in > .li'dr I' >11111) I 'l-lli-l
i-r I he Niilu-I pi i/c, and w* Thump-on
Eebi
uury
Social,
pink Columbia i-o-es and gy-iqilu attending t . ui.|.|n,- wen
\|i
i i l loll Si-len Meet
.itioli to li
sel i*| tl| n| t In- lir%| oiin ib i l i n k I, i mis. Ali> P D
\ inlet.
Jia. Miss Hand was gowued m a W A I lit - i . ■ •) till.mde gland
II"Use. tlrlarn- -. on
g III Sol
S Cl |-| Wilt til,
,
:ait
.
I
roii
I
lekermg
llel’ieslisimilar frock, bat of Nile (Ji i . m ne-lln*i oi tin g i •iiHii 'li
Murgai- 1
M--illIn) , l-’eh i il i Rill
Sl-I h
Hilt Voill pul.
III' lit
.1.iioes Bill n.-, Mr- S. F.
while Miss l.yles was altin-d in ••l 1*011.1- afel Me- Tliouia A llu it
In i-i-lebnr I ••r I'.is eighty -i
act ai i|iiaioli-.| m ill
tt’estir, Mis W l-’ la nile is Planmaize. They curried cascade teia ’ Neat, ,.f • lilaiul-i] aunt - o| i h c ’
•ml
bi 1 1 InIni l .'lll 111 -I Vi III III k
ni l, made to entertain the Inin
quets o f vellow- snap ifiag'.n- and i I*** in. Alt and 'll
I; S Slicld'm I
l.oltgll..oil,
l-oiiiei r it -i 111 o|
i-I- ol l a k e Alai y a id i n i u i t i .
gyxiphilia.
••f New Sou ilia, the |>i ..in gr.ind '
i aVe a u- In bl oi i ourte
al Un
a
lI-*
inti-iium
tinp
T.
A
*n
The
wee Iluwer girl, Jane parettl.-. Mi and Mi- .1 |i Shel
HI.n I Ilull -1 oil 1 Iio i s
i
irallgiand
tie- m n fo tuie. dates to be ,mSchultz, niece nt ill,- bride was il< it n| New Sms i lia, iioi b anil
day evi-iung n lo n a squab ilium i
iioiini i d later. A i omiiiittei- oihi flower girl urn! picei-dcil the bride, aunt of tin* groom. J. M. and I'll •
--t
sc-ien cm r-• - was .ervi'd,
A Vel y ill-light till mil'll al IC po'i-d u| .Messrs .laekson, Spemllooking like a flower heixclf in her tlnlphiis Slieldoii of New Snisina,
s . |ii-s ni l - i'ti |ii)ei| and later
1-r.
e
and
Stevens
was
nppointed
III
•
Hal
was
given
by
the
pupiln!
dainty costume uf -bell pink genre I 'di-ill . of tlie pr ion, Mrs. I II
gin is ad -hi m il to the Ilonan
have the direction -igiis replaei-l.
e lle over satin, with tiimninigs b'obin-oii. .Mi
Muignn-t Hurt and Alls Pippin at the l.ake Abmioi-f tin- bust iibeii- a birthday ii-k
o f tiny- belthu amt hews nf pild. | Mi-. Tulle >d 111 land i. Mis. Janies N' him! amlitoriiim I hiir-ilai iifici winch disappeared from (lie i i o . n a* m-i i i -iI. Alan) In-antifol g i f ’
ribbons. Sh,- cuiricd a basket tilled Higgins id 11aim . Il l s ,\| is. Nell • onn fiom .( to | i,-, |(n k A f t *-4 nri of the Countiy < luh tm o on wi*ii- received bi Air. Ili-nil..
With rose
petals
which
rhe ,Ander«on. Mi- I • i ••• fanner and tile recital laleutiui-s well- distlib the llilando roud.
Those p ii'in t in n - Air and Mi
Numeroiis gardens are In-iug
bv ill-ill lulls re
Btrcw in llu* pathway of the bride. | Newton Cniiioiinc* •d 11. l.nnd, and llteil followed
Franeih
Titi-ki-r, Mi. and Air.', lion
the lunch room tailed around Cake Alary, and
The bride entered alone and was Miss Mu,-, ic Micld ii id New- Nmvr- freshments at
.ml laulci. and Alls. I,. T. lluntel
this
summer
promises
to
see
more
’I
hose
taking
part
ami
the
pro
met at the it It ,-i i by tin- groom nml mi.
niltivation in this section t h a n 1and M i'. J \\ Iti-cla*.
glam follows:
A Eiively FluWcib-t. Alatla-ws. t i e r hefoie.
CH ICAGO,
Fi b.. Hi — t INS) —
Warbler's Mi
NKI.I.IK T I'R N K R CIRCI.K
loiiWtMin, . Airs. Thomas Hearn Johnson
Ovint;. Alarnie l l a n o l ! , llaivild
Sammy
Alamli-ll,
world’s hghtwas the guest of lu-l parents. |q
t
Ill ns.
Flank Tiotm.ih. Denver phiyi'il Uy lL»hn |. NnrwoiMl
weight boxing champion, has sign
and
Alls.
(1.
J.
Miller
se
ie
ia
l
I
w^i
Wnli/p*,
Mat
hews
The Nellie Turner Cin Ic of the | t ’m-dall. Mi.i Milam, ;,'d t harle-d to meet Jackie Field, fu lifo m in •
d a i s this week.
Matilda .lim a m v , M is
I*i |umm.
Baptist Church held its regulai llaiame
welterweight, in tlie ten-round
Alia
II.
Duiunl
spent
last
Su'iReading,
The
N
i
'
i
r
i
n
i
I'iinio.
meeting Wednesday afternoon ut 1
main event •-! Pi'iniotcr Joe Cof- ,
jilay
with
her
parents
at
Peat
son.
Kate tigleshy.
the home of Mrs. It. Z. Johnson- n:i
l e i ’s sln-ii ai tin- Coliseum. Fob. 2 d. I
VO I M l M AI ICONS IIUIIMJK
Village Waltz,
West Firsl Street. A short laisiimsKolar, Eunice F!.i., wtio linve been in pour health it was aunomiccd today.
'
and
report*
they
are
much
im
Hueliun.
session was held presided over by
March
of
the Entlc Sage:-. proving.
The Young
Matrons
Itridge
the president Mrs. C. F. Marshall.
Alrks. K. L. Wat lous spent seiVisitors were:
Mrs. Torn Mavis, i him In-on club was nm>t delight Mathews, Kate Oglesby
i-rai days l a s t ' week at Crescent
Dixie Ianal, Frnnk Price.
Mrs. Ihin McDonald mid Mrs. Ella fully entertained Weiliu silay
as
City, visiting Mr. and Mrs. CliaileRi-ading, Catherine F m i v 't e r
V a m . Members attending were. tin- gin-st), nf \|i'. James I.. Wells
• at luails o f i elery
are
being I’a m hei. ivinlei visitors there.
Mrs. L. L (jonli, Mrs. I E. Est- at hei home on tlal. An-nue The
Thin silay
ended l.ake
Alarridge, Mrs. r .1 T a y ’nr. Mrs It A’alentinc idea.- | revniled in tlie sliipped from this m-i-Iuui daily
I he sizes are lunning large and Week at the Sanfold County Com
T. W unyu. Mis. I'lyn Vnuse, .Mi
•lei-oialimiK ami othci details.
iiiisaionei-s.
In addition to th.D. II. Iliugg. Mi- It. E Peiinfoy.
(ialiies ol
pi og Icssivc bridge the quality excellent.
Mr. and Airs. Iliimhs and daugh ,ni tid es mentioned last week a.- mi
Mrs. II. G. Me linn,. Mis. Fied Hen- ei loicd during the afterGeo. Wilson
exhibited
Myers. Mrs J. M Mis.i-y, M''- in on. the tallies ami bridge awes. ter. Dorothy, of fleveltiiiil, visite-l displny.
A. E. Kelli. .Mi> It / .lohnsoii, • "res weie m keeping with tin L I’ Kaiserman ami t.iinily en- his Huston Terrier pups.
Jen* Itowe left last week lor InMr*. II. H. Odum, Mrs. O II. Steti 1d cio r.itiiiiu, a i d a f t e r the stilled route to Orlnndo.
Strom. Mi s. t . F Alai shall. .Mrs I number nf rounds laid Ih-cii played, j All and Alls. .1. W Al liter ol home at Hampton lloueli, N. II..
having been culled home by lla- illIt. Whittle. Mi-. Geoige Huff, Mr- i her o f naiads had I h-cii play d, lumpa were here on InisinesS.
I he l.ake Monroe srliool is ness of ‘ his wife, whose condition
Roy Adams, Air-. Hutton Johnson. scores wi r e loitip a ied and lluMm. Hattie Jiihiisoti, .Mrs. II II |Hi/e, an cXiiiii'iti- red shoulder 'h o n in g much progress. P ru u ipil sci-nis worse.
Miss ConirSmith of Winter Pari.,
Newman and Mi>. .\ .1. W;
• oiiqtn-t was gin ii Airs. Grant and assistant tea ih eis a le ivorkfield ix*pre*4*utntive of lla- Prcshi•
a
g
harmoniously
and
the
■
liildn-n,
‘ The l u s t meeting will be
M llson. Airs. Well's guests Were
W'udr.esdliy
nfteriuum
at
Airs. Grant \Nilson. Ales, J , Olin as a whole, m e making go-nl terinn Synod, gave an interestiu •
o'clock at lie Inline of Mila n e ). Mrs. t E. Adams, Mrs. grades. Several celebrated birth talk to the Sunday School of the
Estridge when the i itcli* will
Jam es A. I’ll Iman.
Alls. Clyde day's uf this month will Is- duly Community Church at the Sunday
• h seriid. Suggestions of I iiimln.I ’o«»nii»g Bossion. She also made a
It t'Gorge \\ asliiiiglnii p.n i i .
Byrd, Alts \\ Wallace W right.
Washington, Longfellow.
Ynlen- slant ta'k at the preaching service.
Mrs. Hriixtnu It. Haggctl and Mrs. I| line,
The me in tier* and guests of tinetc., are liotirealde on bulle
B A I I ’IKT J. O. A C L A S S
John W. Alcis. h Jr.
tin boards, hallways and class- Crystal l.ake Social Club enjoyed
looms. Songs stories and various a Vatertine parly at their regular
On Tuesday- evening the J. ti. A
Sapper Ami Enlrriainniriit.
ideas will mnik each day as it meeting Tuesday evt'ning at CnClass of the First Huptist Chuivli
passes.
, club rooms on Crystal Lake A ie.
•ntcituiueil llu- Minute .Men at
The l.uilif-' I’ niiin of the Con
.Mr. and Airs. Mai inn k and The main room wits deco ruled with
the home «f Miss Ruth Mae Conk. gregational Church ..... holding a
daughtei. Evelyn, o f Cleveland are ieij festoon* and the fire-phux- was
Decorations of hcarta, valentine- su|i|K-i nt the Parish Hulls,, uii F r i gur-sts of friends.
liunki-d with green foliage ami in i
and awret peas were used through day night at ii P. M. T ' v sapper
E. Kgger, of Cleveland, run- hearts. A fter the business uu-i-ting
out the rooms where the guests | is in ill urge of a riimiiiit tee, 5Irs.
tinues u guest of Ids daughtei, llie piograui was a . follows:
assembled. /Valentine games and (Je-irge llerlot. Chairman. A fte r Mr*. Fix*d Holly.
E Valentine Songs, June ( nconte*’ « wen- enjoyed until a lat. the riqqier tlu-re will la- an enter\
Mi. and Mis. Curt Rahim, Mr«. nhorv, iu costum e..
hour. The huHtios u*»i*li-rd tiy Miss tuiuiui-m cniisisting of rmimlar par
2. A hoy’s idea of Lincoln, Hill)
L. W. Carr iif I.oui*vf!li-, vinited
Hinton, Mrs. J. A. Cook and Mrs. odies. two ci op it-' pantomilies, and Orlando Sunday,
Miisgrim-.
J. A. . V a n f served ikiinly refresli. readings.
:i. Piano Solo*. Mis. Ilnsx llouglimerits o f ire cream and cake:
1 . 0 1 (illRAN SEA I Eli
lon.
Aliuqig . those |i|escl)t ’ Were Ml-S i list IMPUGN
BltllMJK
4 . Song and Dunn* Number,
Jessie G a m e r, Miss Minnie Har
N E W A’ OltK, Fell. Ji’.- ( |\ s |
U. Si Iverm-ion, '»*.
dy. M i - s . Alice Strong, .Miss Mary
Those desiring, to attend the Tommy luiughi un. of I Inludi-lplua.
b. Sometiinva I’m Happy, Air*.
B*dg*g. M(p* Grace laissing, Misi subseriptiop bridge to he given
light heavyweight - champion, is I A. Chas. T r e fr y and Mis. G. .-T
N “ U WHiAih*. Mis* G race Oviatt. Saturday at the Hotel Forrest
nnderstocsl to have been matched iVooc’niun, accompanied hy Mr. nnd
•Miss Frances l.ossng, Miss HeuJuk J uke by the South Side Parent.
for a return Ismt with L o |,,m»ki -Mr*. Raymond flail;
Mae Siipmpns. Mi>:- Hinton, Mrs Teacher* Association un. urged to o f
Al/yl'drcii, Wash., hciv mi
f>, Violin Selections, Mr. Raymond
J * . t S m . Mis. J. A. Cook, Miss muke their reservation*
with March .’ I0 .‘ Official uiu.tHim finiii? Hall, accompanied by Mr*. Ron*
Jtuth, .Mac Cook, James’ Proct#i-, i li h e r Mr*. F. E. Uoundllat or ivlP iio * be made until Saturday,
Hr ughlon.
Goiuon Made, J c #mc Milam, Geo. Mia. Ralph Wight.
il is auid.
A varitOy of gunu-s tippiopriute
:r
(
FINEST
(Personally Conducted)
ri ve
/
A
•
trip of o ver 8 0 0 miles on
— sightseeing
through
paved
beautiful and
highways
productive
Florida.
See Orlando—“The City Beautiful”
Magic City.” to Coral Gablefc. Coconut (Jroir,
.across lliscaync B ay to Miami Reach. Set
the great engineering work in thr huilding af
Hat Mabel, a world port in the making.—oat
o| the great achievements of I-lorida. Hast
ing. music, entertainment, meeting delighlfai
people from all parts of the country. Heturaing tin the beautiful Indian Itin-r routf,
through Rockledge and Conco.
tin- big cy press trees near Kissimmee, raiiilv
growing llaines City, tra ie l tlie entire length
<q the Scenic Highway, through tin- hills and
lakes ol the Ridge Country through miles up
on miles ot golden hide a orange groves;
through llnhsiiii Park. A ton Park. I’ rnst
Proof, an into the mango lined streets of S e
ining: through the heart of the great Ever
glade-. into t Ikeeehiihee. on into far-lnnied
Palm Itearh, to 11nit x it ood. lo Miami " The
Five W o n d erfu l Days at a cost to you of ONLY
$ 35.00
w hu ll include-
l r ;m s |) o r l;it inn
( n p p ro .x i-m aleli
h o l d s a n d m ea ls.
Ibis loin i ' mailt under i li<- auspices of t he
.Insepli \\ Aniing Properties . Inc., of Hollyii ood in I lot nla. II oil i ii ood I>cl.ii\i- Clinches
S 0 0 m i l e s ) e n t e r t a i n m e n t splendid
are used, a s s u r in g
you com fort anil «onion-
S A T U R D A Y , FEB. 18 th at 8 :3 0 A
lour leaves Saturday, I'ehruary iMh at
A M hat reseriatioiis should In- made
M .
No ohlig.ition of liny kind is iiiturieil In ikisr
making this lour.
Schulte Co,
care
211 I!, rirst St.
Bodwell Realty
Phone 153
|{i*prt*si-nling
.Insepli \\. Young I’ ropiTlics, Inc.
Hollywood in I'loridn
New Victor Records
‘(Orthonic Recording)
“Mary (What are you waiting1 for?”) Pipe Organ
“Dancing Tambourine” Pipe Organ, .Jessie Crawford
Num ber
Si;
.21171
It
“Hy the W aters of Minnetonka”—Fox Trot
“La Rosita” Fox Trot Louie South
and His Alabamians
4
/
*
V
21151
•*
10 in.
.75
# (
-s .
i
“Kiss and Make Up” Fox Trot
- ^ u '’
•Jack Crawford and 11 is Orchestra
“Everybody Loves My Girl" Fox Trot with Vocal Refrain 2 1 1 7 3 Ted Weems and-11is Orchestra
10 in.
“After My Laughter Came Tears” with Saxaphone,
Ukcleleand Piano.
“Rain” with Saxaphone, Ukele"and Piano
\
Johhny Marvin—Ed. Srnallc
21172
10
.75
“Henry’s Made-a Lady Out of Lizzie” with I^’ano
“It’s in the Baa” with Piano The Happiness Boys
21174
10
.75
\
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> L
PAC E
f iv b
=
— P o i i t lc a l A n n o u n c e m e n t s ^
,
kou siip .n irr
* »>M| n i niuCiInle for tlin off lea
of .Muriff ami will uptireclute »up*
Poif III tiiu Juin* I'rlinuVy.
E. E. XVAL.KER,
10— Livestock
"uaily
ad.
BATES
[c*^. in Adf*n«»- I j T . n i b« received
p U * ” «llrctor « “ >
„ B c • lin<*
...7 c a line
on requME
*
tP4] rato* nro fo r
Iniertions.
dJ of overage length
charge
fe rn !
•■‘••it t i . R i i k u p T i m i T i i i i ' i T
C o lI t T
i m-by ti 11111*11111*9 my cantlUlacy
f"i ili. uifti-r ,,{ Clrrk of tne Cir
cuit Court subject (u lt-e will of
th* voioi« tit t!,c Democratic prluinrj on Juiu> c, ls2i,
U. I- TIIItASHI'K
of 30 c for
If restricted
fe tfS T h .
S ,n .
Id will be responsible
incorrect insertion,
liser for ■ u' » , W a£
T|,c office should be
amediately In eas0 ° r
| a d v e u t i s ?e r p
P U R IN A
Chows, Seeds,
Lime,
Hay, F a rm e r ’s Supplies. B au
man- Bros.. ~£Ui F irx t.Jst.-------
■I W eeks old chix 40 c endh.
II
weeks old chix, 85 c each. t> mo.
old Leghorn Pullets $2.00 each.
B. T.‘ Tiller, Paolo, lit. A.
,
ru n sim u ip p
I linoby iinnounco my candblacy
ft**' lo-olrclion to tli* office of sher
iff of Seminole County iiubject to
•In action of the voters In the
1*0011.. ratio piimury to bo held nest
-lun<f win appreclute your
au|i|.oit,
m pcctfull) >our*.
C. M. HAND.
B A B Y • chicks.
Tdncred
strain
W hite
le g h o r n s ,
$ 14.75
pec
10 0 ; Rhode Island Reds, $ 10 . per
100 . Circular on request. Guy L.
Blackburn, Ellenton, S. C.
W E specialize
in Rhode Island
Red chicks.
iTraunes.tcd - arid
Standard hrrd stock. $ 17. per lOlh
Oilondo Hatchery,-Orlando, Fla.
O u r L ost and Found 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
to let them stay lost very long— not
10-A Poultry nnd E rrs
while these little ads can bring
F R E S H eg gs, Baby chicks, nnd
Hatching
eggs.
C tcklebcrry
Farm, Lake Mary.
them back to you!
fs
C H I C K S — Selected stock, deliver^
cd. W. Leghorns 100 , $12 ; 500 ,
$58 . H eavy mixed 100 , $ 13.00 , --------- -------------------------Bard Rocks nnd R. I. Reds, 100 ,
1
•-__. .
* ------- --i J(i— Mtsccllarxuus For Sale
$15 . 500 , $70 . Ph. 278 , Emerson 20— Farms For Sale
Hatchery, HrooksvillC, F la .
_ j i a i * ' C A R lumber, slats, etc., suitable
10-B plants and Flowers
i
fo.' making fences, chicken hous
Iincemeius
i es, lattice work, etc. Price reusT
O
M
A
T
O
Plants
f
o
j
sale:
Three
BARGAIN
onabli).
Apply National Biscuit
million TMnrglobe with
a nail
(rviir. We give service.
1 'ompnny* Ith and Klin.
head
rust
proof
record.
Reudy
now
Ijuicllo Barber Shop
Until March
first, $2.50 per M,
27— Money, To Loan
L'lNW.b'hg’n Puio Turk cash with order. .1. R. Davis, For*.
Myers, Fin.
(•,>{' I nlr.ictto Ave.
I -2 Acres Celery land located
IraM
representative
familiar with rates
cUnification will
[complete information,
i wish, they wilt assist
lording your want ad
lit more effective.
ti'mmzm
order before the supply of good 12 acres cleared and in cultivation.
seed is exhausted. W r i t e .fo r spec 20 l -2 acres rough. This is one of
ial prices. Win. G. Ranney, Box the best farms in the Celery delta.
2 D7 , Monticello, Florida.
Will sell at a real sacrifice. All
IHouri Bora Road, one
equipment amounting to around
piiltn. Ketuin to Sini- P E T U N I A anil siiuji dragon plr.i'.s $0 ,500 . goes with the farm. Will
fur sale. Phone IUI3 -.L
|aul Supple * ■ >. Reward.
sell for $25 ,000.00 net. Terms. II.
S E E D Potatoes Red Bliss Muine M. Rumbley, Box OP.'I Telephone
COhl’. ei
(selecttul) 150 lb. slicks, $0.00 l ’JO-J. Sanford.
Lmea pm- Bo ward, Mrs
Tun W I tt St.*
.Spinilding Rose No. I (Certified)
PODGE
rrs and Graham trucks, 150 !h. sucks $0.00 Cash with all
l.’ih Si*ret. Phone d. orders. United Produce Co. US55
Beaver St, West,
Jacksonville,
i i i AN CO. Auto Flu.
r,J .-In of mi la 1 works,
i Avenue. Photic Tlt>-\Y. F llR S A L E — Citrus nursery slock
mi Rough Lemon Root. Quality
CO.
I 10 UP IB’
and varieties guaranic;*d. Get my
M.iunob.
prices before you buy. F. Burnett. It) A C R E C e b i y mill
Lettuce
Flu-o'
Falla Imated in the best section
W iiv tily. Florida.
of Salt ford. AIkiuI 5 ucies is tiled
[P’S-ViABIlONS
F LO R ID A
G R OW N
non blight, and has two I lowing wells ami
■ •ni Atltcllhdiile <il,
good eating Pent:
Stuart Pe- some l luit trees am) a nice dw ell
lulia .‘. hi .
Plcue 1.17.
catij, .lapari Persimmons, Plums, ing. I will In* in Sunfoiil about in
hisc. S e r v in '
Prune*',' $4,00 to $0.00 per dozen, days front Kelt. 15th. Addles* ti
di livtied.
us. Reeve N u rs T. .I.
General Delivery.
1 l.i" tu nieti- ery, Cottage Mill. Fla.
ttu agengy
A C R E A G E A T $125 per acre.
it.i'hoi Supply 12 W A N T E D
Tract of n a lly .’ 15 lores, located
■ i I.4-1 ligerbetween two Orlando roads with
(illOD used sewing machine. Must
1 .....
\i
i' i i.ceiling
m ake.i frontage on tdd highway, can lie
nnd
In*
i
heap.
Slate
pri.e
[( lllx»‘ 'I'Udlll (ll
l picked tip today by someone who
R on ll'.l, Salifol'd.
1 pi'll.
1 lini i- i in new
knows values at a g rea t sacrifice.
1
- i .ill no
Mr. 1 1 — H on n is \\ i t lie u I Htutrd
Very il* suable titration for jioullry
1 1'r ..
(or your
farm. Smite high land ami sunn
One bedraoM, 111 P aik Av.*.
nun k. Possibilities for develop
■
meat ate great If you are look
1 'ii.i
1lee- I n — A p a r t m e n t F o r K e n t
ing for smoothing on which won
i iiiiftdp. Phnae
1 U
l ! t l l il.■ i on, 70S W. Furnished I loom apt with hath, may make rcasonuM* profit* witliKloetriiully out inditing long, it will pay you
al
Silver
lake,
including to investigate this. Aildrcas R. J
equipped
ihloqvhnul
l'i" ,i
• i ' lit lie niuney g arage. Phone H55 -J. Mrs. Henry 11 rare The Herald
tl,
in a by like of Nickels,
jar \ ,i
>4. 1 ll, quer uml
' 22— Rea* Estate lo Exchange
f",'l »•, .'.<11 (ord Paint & N ICE 2 room apartment in new
Irr 1' 1, U Stuart, Mgr,
inline. Convenient, i heap. 2-175 W IL L T P A D L Equities in sever
hit ,xt
al good bit- for small house. What
Palmetto.
have you. Give complete didails as
l a) in#. Grove#, T H R E E room
furnished
a p a r t- to Kantian, i rice, mortgages, etc.,
L IK’
P- i ’i Ave. l'lionc
meat.
Private
entrance.
2 IS when answering this ail. Ad^itess
French Ave.
Box 2 U ta r e The Herald.
x
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I
1‘IIT PCI M
SHOP
npurtmiMitIHiJ
F U R N IS H E D
22—
Wanted
Heal
Estate
.my thing in
Ktm Ave.
k A Jri
iiill will get
k ri. ii. 11 . W. D Bail- Furnished four loom apartment FARM W V.NTKD ’twenty-five or
thirty acres writ located, well
and garage, ("lost* in. $.111 month.
T~— .
drained land suittihle for poultry,
1,
Phone Pin W.
V"l !I ..I ll W A L L S
Prefer (hut not essential) loca
F li: ' I U W A L L P A IN T A L L modern conveniences, hot tion on small lake and partly im
water, down town (m atitA newly proved. Address ,eplii*s lo MMM,
P W i NEW A N D B E T
l E k p b t m e r i n f o r m a * furnished, each apartment with c-o Herald.
Price very reason
m u . I’ll*'NI-;
OR private hath.
2 1 — L ots T’or Sale
f a l l HGI-J.
"M.t.KB. S A N F O R D able.
F U A T l RES O N * T r i t n i R
Thursday,,February IB*
8 :D0 — Dodgo
Present at ism
Ponulnr S i II
We a k
WEEL
W T I C ~ W J A B WTAG WCSH
WFI W R C W G V WGR W C A i r
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IFmver Sentinel*; pop.
tilnr Musi,
W E A K W F E l W l ‘l
WRC WGY W CAK W - A .H WWJ WSAI W 11A S WSM W SP
8 :5 0 Ampicn i Io u r Fritr.nl
Cimiposilions W.lZ W B 7, WB A L WHAM K D K A WI.W W
.IB KYW .
!<:00 -Cliiquot Kskimns; \ o f i h
Pole Bridge Party W E A F AV
KKI W.IAB W TAG W FI W BC
W GR W CAK WWJ WGN.
•BOO -Maxwell Hour: All-Am
erjcaii .Music W J/ WUZ Wit
A l. WHAM K D K A WI.W W.IR
K Y W W H AS WSM WSI 1 vVBT
WBVA WJ.VX.
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10 :00 — Smith Rp.(hors; Ducts
nnd Snl *s- W E A F WKKI WT
AG W R C WGII W C A K WW.I
W S AI
wtv
r o il
t
\ \ r o i.i.i;i run
I u |vi> it. himiuin i* I hut I am t
t n>tid i, t n f*n it- •>Iff lion lo lh#
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ii Ir i "oiuit >, mii ti lit t iti in** net lull
,.f i in* i.iteH jti t m 1it inoern 11f*
I'll nisi r ^ io In* t I m Juii'*
V«i til lb.IllHIMil I W*||| *r ’’IlilH loJattil
.IN**. i» JIN KINS
H ill T A \
I Imii Ii ) atillot.tu v to (*I0 pt’Opll
•*l S* imir.ii I't.u ih tltni I am a
iJllliloi.lt* 1**1 liH il8l»'‘HlillI‘ SiljbJfrli
In lit* 11• «iKIt I|l ■ ! 1!»** vule’ 8 HI
i in* 11*1111*1•'j u t ic rr hiiiii y to In* hi1id
II .1 •Ito Ml il.M *'.ll \ lui\**7 IIV* I
nt i *i i oki *i lot Saini roiU* count I***
mi to t enM
I ttat c Hr rvnJ tut
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C.o U m m i 3 I iv* tun da iny 11v
inr iiip-inB Mh i and litn i? ftiilt
• nd ffiiiniinr I I- **|h»m* to let p'**r»
i urn
hip
|»ro; t»rtimiui
Mtij*i . **t lax* * I vlt wiil't lli*‘ proIi, i h |Mtp*oiall>
V«Mir huimmm t
ill i*r a Jl |U* s lat • ^
i: ii i c i u i u :
rim ii i i :
\ h d »t.\ ann.-iiio••• m>
fol fill! la j;inil*TtL(*|* -5Ut»Jn‘t mi the
* -i id ’ .emt
%.*ii:rWill of ii..
t'miiit y 11, 'hr |*iMn-iiy l ‘» tin hold
mi Jujo
M M. teOKO
r o i l v r v r r . i .i i o i s i . a t i k k
1* tnI* t . .i iianijaci- my rumlldacy
Hi. .'I mIi* hi-Iut 1.it are (Oroup
.1lot • 01 4, )i|i i .hi*- support In
in iin.try ii, lie belli Iti June.
I„ |*. It AG AN*.
l int m i x t v t oilMlHttlONlin
I *• i'|i tu iintnoine,- tli.il I uni ii
eninltiiriti lor tIvc* iifric-ii of Count)
I' iiiiiiiiI " | ' 4||'e from I'l'ltlcl No
silbje. I !■ ■ Ilo- «!*• islmi
the vot,.rs III till I lymtnuutle I’ rtmory to
I,*, lo |.| I,ti Juno stli. A 1*. IS*®,
ft r i,oNo
i nn t o v .x T i a o K usiiu oi *
•m n
Nicely furniaheil apartments with P A R K A V E N U E I.' a . near lath
i wish in MilII'*unee to the people
all
modern
conveniences.
Phone
of
Neininiile
Count)
that t am .•
str eet, facmg east. Will sell on
!
HMD'.. Pie
.'lin.lidiili lot 11 -el, etloe to tin* o f
■ I1,
-iidii. We are 7U. Call at :tIH Palmetto Ave.
easy payment' Desirable location fice of Tu* Assessor, subject to Hit
itri-lMi.n of Ho* inters in tin I»eno>
>"l,« I ........ Call lOtl.
FOR R E M — Tw o
furnished for pretty hmoc. Itux 25 «are The eralle Prlinwry to be belli in Julie
Herald.
upurtmuriD, large rooms, ‘J l J
’
of Ibis >*ur
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F 1' III hi KS- Irrigation
A. VAUGIfAN.
i ,,| , mm-tit work, Park Ave.
D A K D IL I. I.DTS: I he l*e«t locu*
i oii i i .ia t u f*r c u i T t r
'.’'"n i.. c ,. .1. i-;, Tertioti in the subdivision. Price $050
I lien-by Mitnouii''" *")’ eunilhlm y
Mi—
Houses
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J^"- "ill and Him.
each on terms of SH'.OO cash and fur i'Ii-i k of tl*** circuit court sub
Je, I In the will of the voters O'
k""l l \ i ; The It7,of_Ev'. F I V E room house, 717 W. hirst $ 10,00 monthly. Adore-s Post O f I,111 t innucritl le pi lmul )' I" be held
St.,
$.10
mo.
Phono
708.W
Jim,
l will appreciate your
fice
Box
151
.
Sanford,
Florida.
Metal
shingles
fcinuioi i
Mini < ,i nn,| gnivinized t> room house utnl garage. N’ orlh Palmetto Avenue b*t, facing east,
It A C'Jltll
]| c „ walli ouk *
with 75 feet frontage, • an be
Jessamine Ave., near lake. T.
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Si Phone 111 .
v m iiix K i
C. Carlson.
Imught for $ 1,000 . Address owner,
I litiiltx |£«|«r Ihtn in'tliOfl of .»' •
' ' D l l lepniting, piunb SLY robin house. Bull), wulcr and Box 21 care The Sanford Herald. iniitm-f 11u iii a *’4i nd
f ur
Mit
iiffirt •*! « imiii > I'lBKuculliur All**'
j ''M>rit. wn|| 17 ymirs
light*. West First St.. $ 15.00 per i 2 0 — M i s c e l l a n e o u s Fur S a l e
lie), nnt*j«'Ct !*• (ho !*rtn«»crnli‘
^ Sanford music store month. A|iply 117 I'oplur Ave.
I'rliniux
I «HI »|»pr#rlnU* m»'
1 ----------- ------------ - —----------• Pp In.imi in & 11 .\ic. ---------------------------------------------- FDR S A I .E — A going business iii M|i|i|i*Ml KlVrll »»!•* *>> !»>•’ |»r«»|d*
IH
m| ||mnIII (’ I AI**|T|, if
Mill
rrt'1*'- Plr.-n. Kf!2 .
FOR R E N T — hive room bur-gu
(,,I $1100.00 ju l*|^ it I,, i|i» did li’H uf III** uffici* ml
heart of city,
low, unfurnished. $25.00 |ict vestment you enn t-lea I- $) 10.00 \ v l v !■ * t ">i i v |ci‘H
,
*1' 1ga- uf ,Bi kinds. month. Located ut 2121 Palmetlo
W »: w i m t i :
every th irty days. Apply nt New#
r'' ‘ ‘t'nt £ Wall PaiJj-r Avenue.
i-nitc. -T
Ti5#t ^Mc key at The Her- j *jllln',)( u«nk Bldg.
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.ii
aid offied.
i bi-tti') a iiii oti tu.*, inysvir ut s
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FO R S A L K — Ijconard CU annb!c cuiiliduii f'<r sheriff of Momlnol,•
of all kinds. 17— liusl less Flares Fur Rcnl
subject to Ihe Mellon •■ *
Refrigerator. 50 Ib. Capacity* County
MtbtV
die netuocrsllc i.rlmury lo on
5*102. C, E.
•lib) 11, tin ewejy purl of Jo*.« I
Phone
IDS.
rtFOR R E N T : SmiiF store Ryoms,
Very rasncctlvrly.
K K lilt Al'V
or
Offices.
Very
attractive.
Phon*
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30
foot
bridge
*Nf,rt \Yunle<J
8 C4 J.
tleck cruiser, thirty inch draft, r u n IU.UUK u y u u c u i t c o i itt
I \>i'li lo iinnounce thut I uni it
fully rqu!p|ted. sleeps six. ‘Price
r■. Pher . ' v'at!is office work
rnii'tldste f"* le-elevtIon to the of18—
Wanted
To
Uenl
reasonable.
P, O. Bnx 058 .
\> • o.-.. B-ferences given.
-flee "f Clerk of the Circuit Corn I
of pi minute County*. Klittliiu. .sub
W A N T E D — Cyittagc close in. Rent FOR S A L E Good Ford Delivery * j, , i I,, tin rteelsloU of the Demo
Eli
liurcnobk*. I*. O. Box 1317
l truck, $5 .00 . 25 Foot Motor Boat cral ■ Volets of Hetnlnole Count),
te stenograin ii.. |vn m riuilc I’rininr) lit*-'
, almost new.
Make me an offer. I4.ii i„ i r bul*l "it June Mb. A ..D
!*i>kketping. 19— Ifouaes For Sale
J.
A.
Cole,
Lincoln
Hotel.
IP2*
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1
v. h. tio im L A s s
O N E nf Sanford’s best constructed t plenty o f WOOD i C O A L at Du*
\i»rr.it*
n r stiu ixu i.i:
TO T in :
nnd most beautiful homes. I.argc I
hart’s Wood yard, fllh it CyCO IM V .
I u i 'b to announce that I nm a
livtng room, five bed rooms, twv I press. Pho'.e 38 C-M.
ruUliii1.ll* for rv-slcotlpn lu tile Ml
L '? p ? v ^ An
m obtc Rutage,
g arage, large and
ur
fin*
.sf .CountyConjinlssiuner (rot*'
j*P A N Y ., 112 Second Kgths, double
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(, snlijsrt to tlie (IIn-autifuJ lot , Will leonsidar good F 0 R )RAI^E: $1500.00 worth fur- IV H..-I IN
In the Ileum
nishinga tjnd lease o n l 42. room ciU*-ft oB t
bncral farmn l u n d l a s pairt |*ayI.C
"'proved
helU uu Jun<
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Wrni*bed.
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f*oU% iXicoln "Him*),
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NOT WORRIED BY
AMERICAN FEANS
' r-Jl
Shipping Ctnlps View Thy
iin-ci* were sixty two can^Kiipi
Annoutut’tnent 'I'hat l .S. Is petl fr.-iii .Sanfoiif yesterday billed
I’ lonnintr To Htti’d Fnsti'tl to the follnwing points: HI Wav*
lln a ts -W ith slig h t
( lo n c c r ii ,*i
w
mortgages, improved city proper CMMil
ii . . . i n . n ,.i
4m * me ......it. , :.ai, ixaiioeai m \e.
ty, al 8 per rent interest. See flee *+r • \>u111
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the il. -1 qll It t*1 ; h. Bet ■ .1 I n ! ‘i-; h;.<*•. A m
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Rhodes 1 Jcklinrt. Pltor.c 88 2 -J.
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ttie voters ill 1*1 Den in- nlcn Hour: ,*. Max we'I I lent: in
oral i. Primary to
i imim-ntiiis; i i . M a m iv r ,\i
.oh. t i> p*:s
Political Announcement
KltANK i:v .'X S
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t-s *■ 11, i , i'll i4i* *-. If a* Senator from,
t ii, ia>* Hap)*;. (,iti>: ••:'.*•, eii cmlil
the UIih Si'Diilorlal dhti-lt’i com*
h 111 Ihe J*lln> - Ityxrs'
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I** ii | of Seinlnulo llr»** ill'll Potitllli * Hllhjd-I III the
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In liltin') te tif* hi-lil Jilin- fith, 1J-3
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272 <• \\T<; VtJim: « »f
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i*‘ l*** ni,i ?*iiiiirt t In (he will of tH«
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••In I l«#h V** l#i* l. -M J ni*I .*l»i \fj H
.IAS i. SMAItON
Celery Markets"'
Bureau of Agricultural Econo
mics cn-operat'.ng
vtilh
the 1
Florida S ta le Bureau of Mur- 1
help. — It. K. Corbin,
Local Rercsentallve
Poloiifnr Y a t d t l i il Flor-.*>- ) ‘‘Tffvq.'rr,- il* ItitTtlrrrnrt’.-^tI
* HEREIN . Ft
■I'l.'ey City. 2 each Detroit, New
i Put iittbily im*! Yt-rk, tool Newark, end t each
niug ett\ It's
ir n I'nu'enicnt tl■ J' <*: nt. ti. Jacksonville, Indianapolis,
|11 csr l- I by
: b..,| 'I ■ i i p -ot‘i*h •i ' M mtrvul.
[the newly
Toronto,
Brantford,
• ! Stall .* *ii\-J
Compilllj uf' the C
_ Dat.,. Pitt-burgh Toledo,. Phtlndclt. i t n* take t ■ I'.'.'iril > it i t the*1 j.hiri. Cleveland, Asheville, MorrisI MU SIIEHIKt*
-ail* >■ :' tee rM i '
ping c o t " - ! villi, St. I/:uis, MinreapoJi.s,
I tt, rcl.i aimour.ee my cnmlldney
panics by lautr iti" ■ *
- w* 5 JK*0
'I tol siilpmcnts fo r
1'Iorida •
for tin* office of Sheriff uf Heiolti. *
makittg a --.
ole t'Kunty sobjecl fo (lie will of
steamci
cars including those from
tin* v4tiers ni the June i'timury
lr i
tu, a >i> r-bv- ■ Hu t stations besides Sacfortl.
ynytt
I V. McCl.KI.I.ANl).
Ill fori tins
Sotit) .-rn California shipped 21
Roll t l.liltK ITIICI IT t'Of'HT
•ars, Michigan 1. and New York
(StMman ah i, >* expetts ex
I lieteliy uuno'inee my entnlliloey
' | tv.s ( M'l ilUlS (I 1‘lliis .ilioot til** State J making the U. S, total DJ
for i It** office of clerk; of the
Circuit ('.nut, subject m the action
prefits *if t hi- ' i >i*l ii lie jonjeit tot' ca r'. Six’ cprs not previously re- . *,iaifl>l|
of the inter* »i the June Primary.
-t *>ra
■ he fit -: Uiive i i t'Cic yearr o' t tirted ’Went out from California
P. It. DBAS.
a 1 i. Il I- potnti-il mi the 1 Ith.
i operation at
. , s *..hi <r tm t in m v pituHin i riNt;
pin ; o. i< of alt.tin*
'out that for tl
Dnlv
Hi yards were reported
ATTUItMlY
11apt -peed
I lietei't Kiumutice mv caiHlliluey
IM-. Mich cxjire.
pas <ihg Cincim nti
and Potoftiae. - .sqlbatj
for i4 -4 A ction to tlie office of
•-hip# tmn*l In- Kjtlt iti aii entiiely »nt I - (hiring the 21 -hour period
* r*'V
Count i f'l i.SrctlHlIU Altorne) f4Ut4‘,
1;ff ■ ii'll #(yle mill oil1i oi t he lightJe* t 141 the will of the voters In
• s A M. t. ilay. These were des.v ,
Hie I *i umci at I,* primary 4>n June t>
I'kt lllelnl Jin -ii.* ■
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as
follows;
I
New
York,
I
JnllN tl. I.BONAIttlV.
! hiltid.d; hia, 2
Pittsburgh, 2
t \ :
Proje ■ i t. X|)Cft-A w
t o rut: v i i t k i i s o r sp.vitxoi.r.
Tbi *» ill r tiriMf lit. ll * it!) .tie* 'kilt i.iii-i e. .*i•.i I each Sharon, Pa..
I'ttl'VTV.
• tv. 1111rX4! \\i\t i it- t i ' .Hid Rapa’s, South Bend, and
.
v iinit
1 * isI, t,, .<0044004,. th.it I am a
patnlM le iv.r re-election to the of.
•!i i
tin- p o j«*t t
4 ' ' !»■ »• It'd\ x i levi !ii*i*u Fetir cars were held at *“ *
fire -ti Potiolv piimmisNioner from
Pn,m o.' Vaul •. for recousignmenl, *ri l r t l il ire.tg . JV4. ' li_2 u
Hlstn.I X.* I, wohjeet to the tieelsh.t ..j the o -tn * in the Demo.
T !».* f.
b. market i.» firm. T
TIH U S D W . FKBRI A R Y Hi. *1- 11i p i Hill-' I-. Muiil t!*' 5 a
errtll. l'i loi.44t *44 he hehl uu Jon/) •101.5 , W i;.\F New Yerk, sftp: 5 .* ably 1 tt*lrt;i- f,
Pun 1he t n~ t!i>* M ■
ales j i {lei'dtty were in the
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vat l»ini til . mg* i 1
.87*,‘ with a few of *.!
|h »ST* IN s t i : p. i . i ; iHafipinciw >ochestrn; 5 :00 . Van'*, mi"Ni .-(I i>,-i\ ■ i,
4‘ 1ii ’ipaJiVe#. Ur- best bringing $2.00 per ira te
i v o i . i ; ‘ P'vhcstra; tl. Wal.b rf ‘ A«tort;i* or , t i na lion it r ISP! HIJt
Tt) lilt; \ o f Hits UK
1i1 ! ,14Il-I I. I'll- ii (tti'' ,ul lots. A washing charge'
' chest rn: 7 , Mi - we e k Ilyina Sing.;.*.Bn'sRu' t l ' - . It 1
I t,l XTV.
I wish tn MotoiOliee* lliilt I Mill 4 7 :.*)0 , Coivnitl Comfort Hour; S. ltr, !y' new Iia rimi :1in1n*Piiilnt inn • !' 25 ti* hi cents Is jiddcil t?i t-Se
.caliili.l.il•- for n-M-ieCllntt t•» Hie o f
-I* a ..I*) - r ft*-,1 , * it.ni* ' ‘il Ilit0> washed a ml prccooted aiock, and
fice "i ** lootv PommldsInniT from D nlge Present nil'ittk; h::tfi,
I Msl 14 i N>* 1‘, subject to lh.' dr- Sentinels; !*. Clieipn t Eskim o.; I*nP "II Ml 1 "4 C*’ *
t r a bet - f • aoil in iloti'ii sizes m e diseoiint*
elsb ii "I the Veters lo the lVinii. ,, ,
,,
,
i i 25 and 50 cents respectively.
lor'lli, ,2 (I it:, i* >.i
iT4*t .. l'i Imarv I k lie held on Junc I
1 HPdn(T
5th. \ I* I.*IS.
Telegraphic teport front New
JUIIN MKIHI'M.
Vork loilav
imliciitea that tile
-
10-A— Poultry Ami Egfjs
Radio
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ili /en are selling $2 .50 -2 .75 j"b i"*
5 .00 , 8 iloz. $2 .25 -2 .50 , poorer
In $2 .00 , 10 's $ 1.50 . 1.75 .
1* M t 1
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grtibbitig and grading
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THE WEATHER
Increasing cloudiness,
proW>ly
t occasional fain tonight and Thura-
| dn^r in central and north portion*..
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SA N FORD FLO RIDA , W ED N ESD A Y, FEIU U JA U Y 15, 1U28
LORD ASQUITH'REUCION W ILL
NUMBER 184
Member Audit Hurcnu Of ’Clrculationg
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A nd Bugier Corps
y *!® ™
Victory
Makes Preparations To ------------------ - - 1---------l/Nears
W n r v In
tsattuIn Battle
Attend- Legion- Meeting M££iNGUSH6E CONSIDERED Over Walsh Resolution
.
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t D em ons G a th e r
r O pening E v e n t s
•A utom obile R a £ e
|0n D ay to n a B e a c h
jericans Work v
For Supremacy
L i n N o w M a in ta in s
Record M a rk E s t a b
lished L a s t S e a so n
Preparations for attending the
annual Floridu Legion convention
nt Coral Gnblcs in March arc be
ing made' by members of Camp.
bell-Lossing post’s 27-piece drum
nnd bugle corps, according to an
announcement today by h. .1. Bolt,
business manager.
The organization, formed sev
eral months ngo, hus been hold
ing weekly rehcnrsnls for some
time nnd in anticipation of its nppcnrancc ni
at me
the convention
pcnnuiee
cunveuiioii has
nus
been working on specinl numbers
i.nd selections. The corps practices
everv
niehtevery Tuesdnv
Tuesday night*
In connection with the Coral
Gables visit, Mr. Bolt announced
that the corps has been invited to
participate in legion Day celebrution at the Orange County Fair
on Feh. 2J. The group will inarch
iAYTONA BEACII. Fla.,
' 15- (I N S )-A now
Li's speed record of —»
L
s ‘an hour is the aim of
nr experts assembled here
,v for ihe opening events
the 25th anniversary of
mobile rmiim on the
•tonu-Onnond Beach, I*eh.
ri0 2:1.
tic sthntlerjiu: "f die world's
f<|irmi'd "f 203.7'J mile* nindc Flying Colonel To do Through
vrar by Major It. <>„■ D...
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IN PARTY
MINISTER, DIESINGATLINCASE
.WASHINGTON. Feb. lb. (IN S ) uncertain that tlie final debate to
i» a parade in which ether musi
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f
day may bring victory to Senator
—The
so-called “seventeen-billioncal organizations will take part .'
Thomas J . WnUh (D) of Mont.
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|
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nnd will he among the honor
dollar" public utility combine seem The changing of three votes would C a n d id a c y O f C ab in j
Ureal Britain's Former Pre- Trial Of I'relty Beaulv 1'on- ed on the verge of scoring a smash swing the balance to his favor, ac
guests oT the fair association.
M e m b e r R e s u lts In i
Personnel of tile organization , mu-'t: Succumbs To Disease
tesl Winner For The Slav
test
Slny- ing victory today over the Progres cording to the poll. Two Senators
includes Mr. Holt
a> business
leaving
the
Chamber
might
change
ing
or
Her
Father
Will
KnAt His Country Estple Af
sive Insurgent-Democratic coalition
R i f t In F in e ly K n it
.manager and drum major, A.'ll*.
ler Its First Sesftinn Today of the Senate on the issttii of* a the result.
ter.Pulling Op flrnve Fight
R
e p u b lic a n G ro i
Matt, secretary; I*’red /,errener,
The authorizing of the Federal
power trust investigation.
sergeant; Kail Schultz,
D-Rny
Trade
Commission
to
conduct
the
Prospects pointed to the Senate
Chittenden, Kddie Meyers, Paul M e m b e rs O f F a m ily
G irl A d m itte d D eed
ordering the Federal Trade Com proposed inquiry was bitterly de
Pezuld nnd John
llmt.rmistcri
In R e lig io u s F e r v o r mission to investigate the combine nounced by Senator* W nlsh anil
corporals, anil K. It. lie, l., direct W e r e At H is B ed sid e
an action requested by public Norris (ID of Ncbr. They declared
t|or. Other
inner members
memuers are; |*.
r . j|
m.
the law forbade the commission
utility
iteIU Claim
\ I*.fill TeMimnny
I l ,'MmnilM
• representatives—while
■
. ,
* ci nducting such mi inquiry, that the
Ilavidson, Dr. \V. |i Gardiner, Whole Nation Will U nite For Defense To
I'urrset (iatehcll, I'ml IIinter,
confessions
To
,,u'
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1Involving
....
v , 1 1 i
11 ling for a searching' Itiqutty by " attorney general hml ruled such H a rm o n y I s P r e s e r v e d
mister.
mister, W.
\V. I). Huffman
Huffman, 1( 1|„ In.
Ir
Dmnes Is Not Admissnbli*I special
.... Sl.llllt„
. inquiries were illegal, that the com
Famous l.lheral
Leader
Semite committee. A
A 1
poll
win, A. Kendall, \V.’vF. Kidglit, F.
mission a year ago refused to un . In N e w Y o r k B y U s
WKNTWORTH* N. C.. Feb. If.. |" f D>e,Senate by lalernntioid News
S. Dunsoii, P.
Mere, F. C.
I.ONDOS. Fell. . Hi— (INS)
(IVlM ....
».
.
* i Service showed tin* \NiiNh plan dertake such iin investigation nnd
ing' C oolidffe N a m e
Newman, C. I,. TthynnmiL S. A. The F.arl of Oxford liml Asquith,
(IN S )—Hu* nmaziiu: story of <t I would bo beaten by a margin1 of thnt if It did start one now, the
. . . . . . W.
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Hive.
11. Schmidt:
lit It. K. tjrent Brilai
former
utilities could stop it immediately
premiei. ,,,vjMk, evangelist ttint Mrs. Alma from two to four votes.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 15—
iStevens, Glarin'Wimh'jsh. M. TV<»d j died at In
iot rv estate, e . J Petty Gatlin. Hi year old dentist’s
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The situation, however. wa> -u by a federal.injunction.
aid and I). Griffin.
.
• j wharf. Sun 1 Courtney, at
(INS)—The political honey
o
confessed the axe-murj A, M. today
. .
.
Glcr of her father in roligi oils, rap
moon which a good many Re
• Although Ids physician* h" ture
following
tier attendance
alteiu
............
ing her
at
publican organizations have
abaiiiloned i ll hope of saving him his revival meetings, was to be un
been enjoying under tho be
yenterilay ni."-uing, "Isit'd Asquith folded lii-faq- a jury here tldic a f
nign influence of Coolidgo
clung leiuii'io ly to life througt - ternoon
out tin* day in d last, night. Duly
The evangelist himself, Hov,
Asquiili, known more familiarly Tlmnins I-’. CThundei|iolt” ) l ’nrJJ /A
U IV
K lJ
E E
S Ti rAwT uE ' S |
’S
l & x SHoover’d
r , o d "entry
y t0
us Margot Asquith, ami ntctnbci
i OS . D
1/U
LaJ
Iorjjert
dne. mu- -elieiluled to take the
of the family weie fit lilt* bedside sfaml a- tin* stale’s first witni’Ss in
into Ohio with his Presiden
when the end came.
the tnal of Mrs. tlntlin on a first
cy
has split the
Toward li
A.
M.. l«onl
Asquith's
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—*---in-Kire
liiqrdcl
riiurgv
i
ilogroo
mqrder
charge
lodged
| ’resident To Receive Power condition began to grow worse,
Republican
organl,
t |u.r aft,.r
father's axe
Factions Of Ohio
Are In Bitter Row
EXAMINATION OF JURY MAKES BIG
HICKMAN’S BRAIN AWARD AGAINST
TO BE DEMANDED
LINDBERGH WILL COOLIDGE SCORES
ATTEND BANQUET PARTIAL-VICTORY
AND THEN RETIRE IN BIG NAVY EIGHT
F o r Suspending S h ip -llullcl-
;snnrlinfr factions. The fur is nU
.
lr
I ready beginning to fly, and tHTs
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1
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Asquith
r
j
.
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escu, one
of
Lord Asquiin ;
the murder victim had been
„ Captain
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fan
.,»i....... Malcolm Campbell
NEWARK, N. J..
lc h . to. •,,rotml>ly will he followed by the
LOS ANGEI.ES, Calif , l eh. 15.
ilatighlers•
and
wife
of
the
fornu-i
jatissing
for
a
year,
and
no
foul
[>>ii.loii. Frank Lockhart of I 11NT. LOUIS, Mo., Fell, l.fiWASHINGTON Feb. Hi— (INS) ...
it ....«<.<•• tn tbs Unlteil phiy bail been suspected by police.
(IN'S) —A microscopic examina (I N S ) —George D. Haskell, who j spj|JinK 0f real gore nt the Apr.
Ul><ilis ah.I J M. M bite of I I*11( IN’S )— Back borne with all but — l'resitlenL.Cooiidge bis scoreil a States, und Duly Boiilinm Carti-i the e\angelist’s story 'that tin*
tion
of the brain of William Edward was awarded $8,000,000 by n jury |primary when the Hoover nnd WilIphi.i.
partial victory in tin* "big navy"
a
few
formalities
of
welcome
nml
her
sou
Anthony
were
ut
tin
youthful alleged murderess cqtifes- Hickman will In' demanded if tin- lii-t night in bis $ 15,000,000 suit |Ii* fnctlons coble to grip*.
i.ing to Major Segrave’s excelfight through a tentative decision
, state of (be late | In New York, n ^mblnnce
of
ni the patricide stalled nn invi-sli- kidnapcl'-killer of Mai ton Parker against tinpcffoiii.aii.e last year, the over. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh of the llonre Naval Affairs Com bedside when I^ird Asquith died.
\
,
„ ,, .
„...ar.i Republienn hurniony is being mnlnDuly Asquith immediately sent gatinii. This led t-> tlie finding of
itc»t auioiuii of interest een- today was to go through one mr.rt* mittee to give him power to nilsis ma'di- t" pa> I -r hi eiino- \in
U.
Duke,
wants
the
a
t
a
r
i
by
(ho
usu
0
»
the
Coolnn Captain Campliell’s "B lu e festival occasion. 11 chamber of petal any -hip-building prog mm messages to King Geotgo and till- both.
tlu* gallows
tripled, ll.mier F. tummmgs it- ^
namo Charles D. Hllles, the
Premier Stanley Baldwin advising
The defense tins expected to
' a great machine equipped I romnieree
luiii'lienii, and
then in I lie event of a disarmament them of her husband's death. New
This was the declaia'imi todax torue* tor Haskell, announced to . tjlu|ar Kopublicnn spokesman of
«u t*'-t the minister's story on the
lane of 1he m'nelly built Nil- have (lie pleasure of being a priv 1 oiifcTi-iii c, il was disclosed today.
)o ^
jg str|
aloft the
of "tlie master’s" end spread j ground Hint testimony involving of Jerome Walsh, duet defin e day he would ask Fm tid . lutes
air riignH" . similar to the one ate citizen again until next Mon
'I In- i-oiiiniiltee bail prcviotnly
i-ouiisi-l, as lliikman awaited trial Ju.l 'c Wtllium N. Runyon <omor-, ^
baniH.r Iintl calling for
quickly
through
groups
of
villag
the siitictil) of the relation of
it u,.11 ill.- I.1-1 Scluieiiler Cup day when be will return to his old ii-fusi-d tn grant this power utnl
ers who had gathered outside mimrtcr and penitent i* nut nd- on a second murder .lung*' glowing n.xv I k have the nwnn. increased |hi* renominntion.
f ir Kngl uni.
deniatiileil the inclusion of tint" tlu*
air mail route for two days.
Today thcr*' was every indication
in rvHpi’ct/ul tcvn * iMi.‘ aide. A North Carolina court out of the fatal h - img ol ‘ I " to $21 lion.
___ I'iiMipliell 1 raid to have
faptain
Haskell Will ,cck the additional that tho Republican organization
I'luons, I.'-:. \ i.c h p...II III.n 1st. Ill
After yesterday's
tumultous limit- hi any program adopted. nice.
has
never
passed
on
evidence
of
pt* miles an hour on a Beach
L-i drug t ie h id ... .11 ' hi 1 Im.1 axvurd und 1 the sectio. *’f Hie of Pennsylvania is in for a slamwi-lcotne from a hundred thousand Committee members, in making
l.nrcl Aniiuith was utrtken with ilu- type In-fore.
|h ■ luit In- probably will lie school children lined along tin known the committee's plan to re
Slierm.in A t xxlueh allows triple hang fight of far-reaching and im
Ex. . I'.'LVi.
an acute attack of pituryngiti
The evangelist was -Filed
III gel gle.tlcr
speed oil till'
I "I am sine .1 white -pot xxdl In damages t«> -a man injured 'b y a portant proporti.ns.
' verse itself, said that Mr. Cool and his condition grew worse uuMississippi
Kiver
levees
and
au
mount
the
stand
soon
a
f
t
e
r
a
ju
r
y
bill lull <1 MU fine of tile IlCUi'll
! idgi- is insistent upon both deRep. John M. Morin, who hn*
til Monthly it was felt tie end w - 1 completed in the case tndax. found.' Wa'.-ll pied.vied The 1in-'I conspiracy iu n-straint of trade.
chilli i ileluls for 27 miles nt her hundred thousand grownups
Haskell is the bend of the represented n Pit-sburgh district
wlm were just as unrest ruined a* m:md*.
oiite-mu- ,»f such an iiiit-'p-'X would
only
a
matter
of
u
f(w
days.
Seven
iii
ors
have
been
lelltativclx
iglu as ec ' w, Campbell’s
the younger Lindbergh admirers.
That tlie committee may also
The whole nation wSl unite ;n i Im ted by the sta te and d e |,roxe to tlu- in*‘ileal " rid W'.il-h It.iii-.li Mnebuie nnd Tool Com in t'ougreaa for sixteen years anil
ihiii.. is si
'op almost Llndy could liave nut the slight V ' U "• the time limit controversy
\fter discovering
bauxite
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paying tribute to the memory of le. -i*. .111,1 it was believed that the piedietid. that linkman i- 'a ik pany.
xxho has risen to the clUkiruiatutUi
(Ml"*-e|'-’
esl il.niht that he was “home."
""heated by a statement "t the famous Lihenil Under win n . >: ire j u r y would he em panelled mail. Walsh raid hr would iiisisl i and aluminum deposit* in Canada,! of the Military A 'fait* Committee,
■■is ii ly 'in- "ii In •iiuiniinolh.
.Lindbergh
• .1
1 today
. I *refrained
t
1 from
r* . . Hep.
that Hickman's li .dx la- lurni'il uvei b(. arranged t*> at«rt operation* returned to the GapiUl thi» morn
1 Britten (ID id Illinois that the funeral is held.
l , ' , , n - tin ilny's session i- over.
0 |i«.11ii.t. 1Inee engined
I ri“
- be was siytisfied to iici-eib' to tile
Messages
of
condolence
from
any’
comment
on
the
plan
of
Sec
\liticip.itmg tlu* erstwhile evan- to lus mother. Mrs. Eva M. Hick- wilh wutorpcrwii controlled by ing determlneil,f*t is sold, to oppoee
I..
f- hi■ 1he speed event
While House proposal. As ranking all pari- of Britain mil Europ
i«imtor Du.oi A. ;* Vsd f^y
rotary
of
War
Dwigiit
F.
Davis
g,di-t's
-.01 y of tlie alleged i«m- tn.in, who would eon-.ent to i i*' .lames B. Duke ab'iqj t)io
AiiM-ti.-ii. Hi- l-ig machine tunes
Hepuldicaii on the commitlei- Ii" ium- poured into th( Asquith
to
have
hint
cense
"dangerous
fly
ffh.-ion,
throngs packed the lit11 reicntlfie invcsligulion if her *m , „Uy River in Quebt-.-V* lien 1. had nation. Morin has bavn tumwl down
|„ ’.s.oo ii v.iluliuiis pel- minute,
led tile fight fur a definite lime counti\ home. Among fln' first to
j arranged u partnership with the for renominntion to Congress by
. u t room here, and outsid thou*-J pay* the extreme penally.
r!.|*.ig o', r L’.UOO horse pr.wr.. ing", bf.fr Ids friends declared no limit on tlie ground that it was
arrive m ;»* one front Premier 111 .Is -ought admittanee. Il xxqs i-s- ' Hickman f a n s death *m the gal !t»hai'i'o man. Haskell charged, the organization in Pituburgh, and '
answer
would
lw
made
to
Davis'
n imillieiut ,1 al possibility of
the only way to avoid ereutioa of Staide'
|,y way *>f retaliation is going to
Baldwin. T V
Premier 11in;it• I tin populalion v f this lilth lows u- a ivsillt of the - ,m me .... Duke w, nt oxer to the
Itirp tun mill .01 hour. Tin statement unless Davis took tip a "paper navy."
I upon him yesi. i.lay by Su
1 ..mpany of America and Hu. k
run for the Senate with, it is re*
eulogized him in a speech in the 1 -x* 11 i.f a • it" 150 lull ix •
had
the
mutter
personally
with
the
I,in,. 1 i|ti■|.|■■■>I wit 11
iyIi"
I'rcsident
t ’oididge, according
.|,t,|g. J . I Tralui.-yi, who vxn* lelt in (he lurch. Duke nml , ported, the support of most of ti :
Lone l-lagle. Judging by I.liul- to committee members who liavi House ol I ciilllinlis.
until*1 ,| t>. T.o"" iin'i' the tr ia l hi
I |let In i 1 Henry Aiquitli.' who
pn'shlcd -,xi i the.tiisil oil the Mai , Hu> alum.mini company developed - Viire organization in Philadelphia.
since arriving
I.., I lull ' . . i t
n;i
e- pc* iallv lii-rgh's statement
talked with him. believes that tlie .came ilit>• lliu title of Lull "l tlx.
If so, it spoil* tho breaking of the
1011 l ’niki-i kidnaping a.ul murder ,|,e project.
I
lienlie
doenot
consider
any
It
xvii
Ie.niu-il
lodax
that
III*
ill in tin* .-;ut/ I'ai lory in InI tfriI renewal of the Washington
D was allege,I that Duke re Mellon-Vore nllinncc in Pannsylford and \ iquith in P.»25 lit 'ee stale, afti'i |*hi. mg the evnng*-list Ii-uiri-s
flying
of
an
airworthy
mm
himNaval Arms Limitation Confer- [ognitioii .1 Ins long publn- -er.na|m|i' ll> "1 1 1 is tw.. Idol'll..........
( ..y .e.viil #2r,«l00..ui" worth iif stork vanio, and o|»cns tho door wide to
1,11 1In- latnl, xx ill offer cm i"loira ' M..a,.While. .1...
right iiliiili'i- -e| -ide by -ide 1and capable pilot to be dangerous. j ence may bring forth results, am'
stands on the th.esli.dd of a
Hi. alumnuim eompanx. 1 h. another bitter and slashing primary
Without
mentioning
Davis' 1 that it 1- highly important far \ii i-, wus -In* first "war pn liner" liv, te-tilll-'lix The evangelist’|Ti iligu- „||- pel I' liilieiil.ir. Ii
„f
Kliglii"
I.
lie
held
that
post
ml
und
f
'h.
TI......m
u
.
Dud
lasted . hi. ty-seven days. m Pennsylvania.
sistanl.
who
lie*
hired
he
X
V
III
ni
||I»- III .1 ail fill l.oikbiirt to stall nieiit, Lindbergh dei lan d he -the president to have power I" wlien tin war broke out and did
The Van* people are openly dis
hearing di-taiue whin the allegeii j.;V, Fogethe, with ins confessed More than fifty wit ..eases were
‘ H
1,7,1111" ti . .|uii.iii . to geneiale did not eoiisiilt-r lie bail been do >fop Aim-i n an ship-building.
gruntled over Reed s handling of
not
ii-liii
tush
it
until
(he
oncalled.
iiiufessioti
xva
made,
ul-o
xvn*-x
coiilcderiite III 1 ' mu'. W'elhj Hunt.
With ibis division, the "big 1 flict lunl liecil under wax -••-••lit
sigli -p*ei| t.i In eat. tile iccoril, ing any "stunt" flying. He re
The $k,imil.U0 U verdict is smd tu the Varc contest in the Senate, anil
peet.-.l to Ink* the xvit ness stand.
|i; xear old Kao u- « ">
tl.i-kli.ii! -a\ tlti. i> easy ns gards his fliglits as i-ari-fully pre navy" fight confronting Congress (Wti \PH'
|„. th,
largest e ' e r returned 111 there ha* been open talk 01 this
•
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*1
,,.
youthful
ill'll
tullllll,
XVIIIIU
-r
11
ok
man
"ii<
.,
|
o
diilrd
to
appear
has revolved itsi-K
h.e 1I1.ne ; alio revolutions in pared ordinary business with only | j,t,'a t-« nth
A-djilit 1 1 aiiii* •*f slunlv ^ *
f,,v.
r
of
a single individual inII it
<• double crass" and "dilatory taca minimum danger.
into a blanket aeceptanee of the -lui- s t '- k , although his pan nts of a he.mt X contest •" her home |„. ore S ii|m'I'Ioi Judge l a t h s J*
the other
damage suit. ( ounsel lor tIn dl- I1 tlC*. On ----------- hand,• they
- reI..XXII,
Sit
tlinmgli
tlie
selection
of
Hardy'today
to
answer
Go
th*
"It
may
he
that
I
will
do
some
Wilbur
$ 7 10,000,tinu
program
|The ;ru .i'i-i .lift 11-iilty facing the
I',f.-iidiilit pliiii* to laki an appeal ^nnl Morin with considerable ap
\xi-n- not ■iili.
He was l""-i ",
at the jury iiiii'iin»tloiially, di-phi.xiog
druggist * death
J king 1 wind pressure. Al experimental flying in tin ' " t " " ’ |without time limit or the adoption Mm ley, ) 01 ksliiri'. > 011 S<
hecti.nl
ii mv
the verdict.
‘ " ' l a 1eniai kiihlo |i<Um' thlougll.mt ill''
Hiikniiiu'n plea t>« H"' •
••■••••• t'f,
i u 'm
iii
•*•••—••
, probation because of his support of
mill an Imur the wind resist- and that sort of work sometimes i >i|' a modified program wliieli Is'.J. Sin illy after In- hirll his
Varc two years ago in the histor
I
..rncedure.
She
w
a
silent
sax.for
murder
charge
i*
the
double
one
of
,
|f
the
appeal
is
unsuccessful,
Lindbergh
iltvlureil.
would In- 1 e ilain of completion.
li- -ail 1 • exert a downward is dangerous.
father 1I111I ami Ins riluealioii was an iii-iasionnl xvlii-l........ eonv.-rsa- "mu guilty" and "not guilty b> ,|.e fortune of the muUi-inillinn- ic clash with tho Mellon machine,
“
But
aviation
as
a
whole
has
-ui<- "VI I- -lie front axle equal
b-fl to li e mother. When In a t ii„ii with her array of roiinsel.
r,a.„i! ,-f insanity."
aire'* thirteen-y.ar-olil daughter, wltich backed George Wharton Pep
ilv "l wright " f 700 pounds and passed the experiment stage an I
I
tallied
school
tige
he
was
placed
—
—
ItoriH. who Ik tlu* worhl« richrnt per for Senate.
Seated xvitli the defendant was
ally Hitting in ball the amount I do not Ih lieve my flying can he
Closely watching tho
slowly
in the City of Dinilon Si'lni"! and her iiusl.nnd, Eugene Gatlin, fire
heitevH, will he reduced. She nml
classed that way now.
ivaiLil.li- horsepower.
crumbling
Mollon-Varo
alliance
Is
Inter
attended
llnlinl
College,
Oxher
mother.
Mrs.
Nnualine
II.
chief " f Rcidsville, xvlmni -In mar
"Hut for the present there is
■ptam Campbell's mueltine ha*
foul. where he easily carried off ried milv a few months l.iok. her
were willed about $I"».80U. Gifford Pinchot, who ran a .bad
no
reason
for
worry.
From
now
1ill—igin-d tu nffset tbi-*, it bethird in the Pepper-Varo-Pinchot
many coveted scholarship*
He orpliiincd sister. M.*s 'Ih.-lmn 1VIik
t*|ui|•, I with a fin-like nr- oil until next week I nni in retire
tiattlr two yean* ugo. Petition* cal
vs , especially keen in I" Dry, ty, anil her two lilth |.|ot lo'l still
ment. I need n rest in private life
[fim-ti! in the buck.
ling for Pinchot's nomination for
11In tm ie. and dchutc.
in their teen*.
and am going to try to get it."
First round of the ruddy tourna
the Senate already are being circu
Coming to London, he studied
ment. sponsored by the Uotnry law and hogan to practice in 1870.
lated in Pennsylvania, und formal
hoys
representing
( lull, wus staged Tuesday at the On, year after his admission to
announcement of his candidacy
Iniliu.i* and Pioneer
Countiv < lub anil was declared Hu- liar In- married Miss Ilea a I*.
„,av be forthcoming at any time.
M
issin
p
,
M
ak
es
F
o
r
t
i
riem
ny
a lug sin 1 ess by those who had Mi-llnml, of Main healer, who died
groups of the Seminole l ounly
) ' the Vale and Mellon ..rgumzait in charge. Tin* final round was ,1, its'.H. after hearing him i"ur
PORTSMOUTH. N. H.. Eel... 15 |y yj. ('. A. today staged me
1
ionagain
lion* uk
1*111 fly at each others
•
•1 progrum .01 ,
staged this uftrmoolff
__( I N S . — United states sulonarj f,.„ture puit of* th.
,
tr, mv ' S )
throats and l*ack different « n d children.
(lau.s_
l.ovv score in the flight compos
After a -holt time spelt ns .lie T*-2*1, leporji-d "missUlg" /'"•'the weekly ill"* Ill-oil f the Kiwan-I MOSCOW. I .-1,. 1 6 - d N S )
dates, th,.re
tt" re is more
iii«*v than u pos.l- ,
ed of hoy* over II was turned in ■outriD.itnr ».. the lEs,nnonn«t", route fiom. the mix at h.i**'
I
h,
remnant
of
11
strange
hhi-ar-als for the Lions Club
hility
that
the
flaming
progresahe.
Ni "
( lnl*.
IJndt-r the dir.ilioii of C. 1». of lire worshippers whoso cluld- * x-governor might step through
* 11 tin night or Fell. 2U have
A series of advertisements, d e by Slade Fisher anil John Terwil- A-quitIi ennie to the front 'er> London. Conn.. f« t Ha- Naxy Yard
Wolfe,
supervisor of the organi I,..., women hang cradles with Hu- breach and into a Senate seat.
n Mai-ni and tlie event prom* picting Sanford as a celery pro- liger. l"-tli of whom hud -I7’s for quickly as a member " f tin !«nr. at Portsmouth, N. II.
seren11" Is- "in- af the best amateur duting center, lias been started in nine holes. Fred Cummings and lie went straight to the lop
Ins ly into the liafb'i' here todax. zation. the boys rendered u group dolls in the sacred temples and 1'ho primary 1* in Apr.
has just t Presidential politics enter into
and presented aeveru nruy for motherhood,
f mi.mu-- staged here this win- Jacksonville newspaper.by the Kenneth llyotlame each shot a profession, gaining his gieatest Officers of the siU>mcr-d*le, vvliuli „f songs
Fee,,
discovered
by
Soviet
seem all these state contests which inhumorous
sketches.
In
addition
"nhiig t i tliuse who have in Atlantic National Hank in con fid.
fame ill the Purnell case.
• curried a crew of ' .qqiLiximutcly
tist- in the Caucasus Mountains volvu three of tlw lurge.-t Republi
hirr
they
gave
un
Indian
dunce
cxh.ntIn
tin*
junior
flight
Raymond
nection with nn advertising cam
officers tm dmni.'wcjy sur
|||LI. NOT KN'DANGKUEH
tj„n, which was applauded gener about 100 miles from Tifli*.
liest
nil- i.f 1hi- ln-st local talent has paign hi behalf of its local con Lunilqtiist turned in Jlio
can organizations in the country
prised to learn thut tlu-y had been
In u report submitted today to Ohio. New York and Pennsylvania.
scoriwith
a
r
,l
Carol
Sewell
mid
■tigageil tn take part in the nection,
ously.
.
.
.
the Sanford
Atlnutie
WASHINGTON,
Feb. 1*1'— reportt'fj “fliisiiinK •
The whole entertainment, In ,1„. Academy of Sciences, the in- Illinois is split, too.
William 1-rvis luid ri.r>'s.
1 . which will include two musThe S-20'CUinc hen for 1epairs
National Hunk.
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)—Action
of
tho
Srnau- in
Among
the
Kotnriuns
serving
charge
of tt. B. Chapman, was vi-digators identified the- tribe as
r«.m«-«ly -kits staged as charity
Data for the ndveiliMiienls was
anil with tho sulmiaritn S - 1 dis given a cordial reception nnd Mr. .1, .eendants of tlie ancient race
f11 Cii 1 i-i-ii- will In' divided hc- furuishi-il l»y K. J . Trotter, see- us caddies yesterday were; 11. It- delaying the tax bill lia* ti"1 *-uinfluence
I < 11 lui-al welfare organizations
and Dr. It. F.. Stevens. Dr. S. dungered the passage of tax leg aster in mind tlie report regarding Wolfe was i-oinplimiinted upon lus of Pars, whose
rctnry of the Chamber of Com Buluston, Don D'Roy, Charles
the S-2" cau*cd some apprelu-nston
tended throughout middle Asia,
work with the youths.
islation this yeur, in tlie "l mion
a fuiiil which will lie used to merce. The Campaign was started
in naval circles but was quickly
Visitors ut today's m e tin g In the existing temples of n d tito
'r I'Liyground equipment in the this week following a throi-dity Whittier, Dr A. W. Epps and the of President Coolldge, Whit. H°use discounted by naval officials.
and
reu Entzminger,
................• - ' d aJ .t e
from -•>- the eleventh
-----cluded Rev. Fred
Rev.
Mortimer
-Glover.
till p.-llks.
callers
were
told
today.
exhibit of Sanford products in the
Results of tin- Gold Circle tour(J. Sliuron J r und It. J. Holly Jr- twelfth centuries and are in a rcr. uiul Mrs. Curtis A. Jones of lobby of the Jacksonville institu
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I murkublo slate of
preservation.
nument staged Sunday was posted !
(land, who will direct the proSPRIN GFIELD. HL, keb. 1 5 ” ir
I Mote lluitt 100 candles and u
I inlay, showing K. Vihlen with an
•on and take leading parts, tion.
The display attracted consider K.'l to In* the winner. Jim Spencer
(1NK)—The stato su prams court
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are
kept
burning
night
• ulrraiflK arrived to
lake
today reversed and remanded th*
D ies In C a lif o rn ia umi duy in each edifice
'*<•. They have staged the show able attention, according l " Mr- with tin 85 was runner-up while R.
1 Bruigiug forth new life is _con- decision <* Judge Harry I'lshex
Trotter, who went to Jacksonville
Low
score
for
ladies
day,
staged
1 lunch success in Orlundo,
bidered the gp'ulcst
spiritual County holding the 1027 primary
(land, Iturtow and other Flori to nsstst ill staging it. 'I he ex Monday, was turmvi in by Mrs. W.
happiness for women. A girl, of the superior couCt Of ^ O k
hibit consisted of moving pictures It. Russell with 103. Mrs. Roy
repairs
Friends
In
Sanford
of
Miss
Isa
da's. In Lakeland the perform» ..
Thriisht-r-Gar-iin rcur of the building,
of the celery industry together King with a" 88 won third place.
interior belle Schneider, who formerly murrioil or unmarried, who passes luxv invalid. In making iU an
f attnulixl such inten*st It was
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learn I,, r t'xentleth yeur without Jjaving nouncement, the court gmva no
with
views
of
interesting
points
Symcs
with
10'J
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second
nnd
Mock
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, ,-hild must commit suicide.
directions To the lower court.
in this section. Supplementing Mrs. Leon LeRoy third with 113.
■ number of high school girls
While toduy’s decision of. the
Death was.
this
was
an
interesting
display
.
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boys have joined the cast and
1IAI.DBM.AN -FLYS
high court pracUeally tsmovv.
on
by
the
Uluc-J
Golf
Ball
The
consideration
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stated totinigresz, it was statcu
u»- Company uf Lake M^O' ■**''' °
u 'lt F F L r N f T W. Va., Fob. 15.
ting the law into effect, it wd
With
acquisition
of
tl,.
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ho|JR.
a,
,,re,ent
occupied
friends.
U AFllINGTON Feb. 15— (INS)
TI.
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k- accessary
for -'“dge Kisjivr
Tho
body
i*
being
sent
to
Dm
ing, plana for its reniodd.' R
renl
offices of
Fi uiteen senators were guest*
a White himself (*• di-olx*- the D.JutwUo,.
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raster.
I’a..
where
it
will
be
mu.-iomodutc
the
jewelry
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. i President Coolidgo ut
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tci red. I l is being accompanied '■* ;i ,i,-o l.rvakfitHt today. Included I*' Issnwl "J
the exhibit, Mr. T railer ieported. |,in, f ,lf thl. Atlantic* Ocean, ItopRIKIKKR HURPRNDP.D
state Kmeflkm nnd < ook. Dvunty
was the distribution of irt'd
rg tn Held
wus
"Vd relory
•'J’R'O''' ,H. j. (|ff
„ff froI„
from U
Lnrgin
Field lu re Tb('. WOT|t will get under xx .y uv *
Senators Heflin (D) of Ala
,1 and remodeling work will Miss Mary Elizabeth Russel'official*
restraining tliwm fn«u
with
Miss
Schneider
wen
form
"
yesterday in u new Stlnson-De. nn ,.ar|y dute and it is eXP*‘ ■ t0 ' " " ' ‘j sbcrtly tli*'n*after.
I Mil,a; Smith (D) of South Caro
|LW YORK, Feh. 15—(INS)— G, all who visited the l>""k
ly nurses at the Fi;rna1d-I.uug 1 "
sonvillc
papers
gave
the
exhibit
lroiu.r
p|ane
on
u
non-stop
flight
bt,
rumnletcd
J>y
Muy
1.
s - . v . h i v - . mi. .S.SH.,
"er.C. Hicks has been suspend■ri
i \d' n r budding
i ne transaction
“ ,n ' ui‘' Hospital. Miss Svlinelil.r and Mi - •
riirnsher-^nini-r
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'Ihrusher.,
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- , Uk.-lund, Flu. With him wer.*,! The Throsbrr-Kiaini
r b"
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Trummoll (D) of Florida und “
^ b offlcUlU)'.
fruni inu-nihershlp of the New considerable publicity.
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left
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pctiUon tan Orgui o«icnu*i.
Edward W. Ktlfel,' Wheeling, mil
A Cotton Exchange because
Mr:
b 25.
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"inability to meet oblign- I $11,000,000 was expended I " ' , ,,n‘ lionnirw. und U«rl O. Sclnnldt, city
“*•" governors of the exchange !, tructiun of hotels und n-stuur.- solicitor.
m.ts in Florida during 1'asi >'car*
iibuu-rd today. • ,
Caddy Tournament
Begins Tuesday At
T h e Country Club
K i w anis Program
s t a g e d 1oday Ry .iim
‘I2Y .M .C . A. Groups
Scientists L o c a t e
Submarine, Reported
Peculiar Tribe O f
F ir e W orshippers
ehcarsals B e g i n
Sanford Featu red
or Charity Show
In Ad Campaign Of
f Sanford L i o n s
Jacksonville Bank
w
" Supreme Court 01 ;
Illinois R e v e r s e s
Decision Of Judges
McLaulin Buys Thrasher-Garner
Building As Site For Jewelry Store
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Orlando Cage Team
Plays Here. Tonight
Find Suitable Places For
Practicing Their Vocation In Madison Square Garden
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Local huskethall fans are looking
forward with much interest to the
game tonight between the Seminole
High School quintet' and the Or
lando team, which cornea here to
O
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With the South Polo discovered,. * lit Ihf (Iulf ('..ant reglmi. out
.
the "North Pole becoming nlino/t -'Me the Mill Home nren proper, __ Inunu'Luiuat XiW
familiar and the Interior-of A f r k J j ^ ' ™ ™ . for. ncw ^iw.uverb-*»nrr
Sports Editor:
A preliminary game has been
NEW YORK. Ech. M .-Accord
scheduled for 7:110 o'clock between
the Junior High varsity and the
bejnc widely obaerveti loot th v fo f our province Ik even lees cOlu- ing to careful estimates compiled
todny by the Madison Square Har
vurntion of. the cxploicr nnarn i t * ! I>!ttb, uml id spile of n larger pant
Seminole High truetmen. The mnirt
den Carporatioq, the house of Rick
end. Exploring ha* been one of the Traduction our exploration Im* only ard probably will establish an nllNEW YORK, Feb. 18.— (IN S ) game is hilled fur 8:,n>0 o'clock.
interesting and engrossing occupn-' •i0** begun.
In a recent game ijie Oilamld
time record for the day to day — Oene Tunney
and Tommy
Ilona of m»n ever since he was) “In the. ftiro of these potentiull- business of *p<rt promotion by
h
cnllw| the nutstaml- eager* defeated the Sanford team
’
plnced here.
j tics the hazard of wild-catting in plnymg a,gross of one nu’ Iloft—nnd , '*"“»• 1
but Coach E<taIe IUwnon and hit*
*
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Yet about nil we know about our '
Gulf 1 " Bf't region hus always I don’t mean lettuce and tomato Ing boxer* of ll>J< and lire ad- proti ges nre expecting victory to
world, tHates to its surface. If It l*rn unpi ccedentedly great. In the salads—during the month, begin-1 j
most valuable to th<ir night folbwing a work of siren
were a foothull covered with the * orsicnnn-l’owell area we diilled .ning Fch. 17. Yes. that’s what they
rofession
hot-mise of their Ideals nous practicing;
thinnest tissue paper, our knowl welln for twenty-five years before said: one million (1,000,0001 dols
edge of the insides would be con we found at Powull. literally in tin Inrs (S) and really I can’t help it uml achievements, in n straw vote
fined to the tissue paper stratum, midst of aur drilling, u reservoir if the nnn niieement raipuv: mem- 'mute public today by the ring, a
and Only u very little of that. Men containing almost 100,000,000 bar bets of t :v I .anl of the U. S. Stcrl |.«ixinic iiblicntion. Tunney won
are only just getting fairly started rels of oil.
Curporptiqtv. )P st' r . fretfully i n 1 the
* award a* the most valuable
. . .
finding whnt is inside this astnu
“At Spindletop,' after n similar their sleep.
’
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ishing big hull, and the more they lapse of time and effort, we find a
Frankly, tliey are ’ entitled to \bo.\erloom the more amazing it is.
all,000,000 barrel field within the rllm|, ,,1,' ar<I tli«- cliiffo robe und
Of the twenty-four officials and
"The Bank of Service"
Exploration in future will lie in- shadow of the derrliks on our old |n> „ |„, ,
clephniiln with critics, twenty-one voted for Tun' rrensingl.v directed Inward in 11in ,!l>' l'"les. In n single township i" j the cbninits of an empty elgnr bus.
senrrh for the vast stores nf Oklahoma fifty dry hole- had been ] j.-„r (|t j s m,,ney n.i big business in y, two for l.oughnin nnd one
f ir Fidel l.a llurlm. retired fly
wealth nnd* resources that ar.- drilled. 1 his figure, which I* equiv-1know* it
'
thure. Only Within u few years :> 'e'.t to two dry holes per square; Tj||>
J|s W|. Huy j(| lh(. weight
champion. Thoif- were |
;
have we been lenrnlng some highly] JV*1'*- *'“*
t ' u '1 *'K
front office, will emne fiom the fifteen votes for
l.oughnin for'
g
important details about these In-1 ht> '" '^ r d of drilling m r>kl°- prsmifilloti of tm Inckev matches.
Hef'oild
place,
l.a
Ibtrbit
got th r e e E
tercsting insides. Take salt d
m
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: fh|1 fnTXTfQf h'*w and a m -;-.I:.v
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There must be u tremendmir
"At Fpiiiillei.qi, ei, n after tin-; l(i,
. The latter may be your and the late Tiger Flowers tufu.[
amount of salt Romtrwhsre in the.: presence of oil had been establish-'
m, ntnl moratorium, No mention was •miile of Jack
’ % earth's insides, for over gient i etl, forty dry holer \v ie drilled on Vt • tin- gari.en ImM,. for it to pro
area* whnt are, called Milt domes :m urea of less than one square |,|UCc t |u. greatest gate of it great IVmpsey, who was most vulunblo
exist for down under the surfm-e, tulle I efore t h e ' recent large pro- („,,.oh T e estimate i that the to Tex Rickard.
This
masses of salt having hc?n pushed ducllon was finally discovered at n l.iitlonhob niakei will leave all " t
Mimljcrs of the New York,
Institution
Up thcru from still lower arias by compntntlvely slqtllow depth,
{Sfinn.unn le hind them* during the I eniisylvaniu, California und C'onthe' internal pressure. Oil in its
“There are fifty-one known salt week of Mar. ■'! to Mur. in when neuticut
P o in ts
'
Ibixinti
Commissions
migrations through the loose form- domes in the fall dome region the great .iia t ry go-rout d will he
were
polled
nnd
a'mong
those
the. Way.
litlons encounters these Milt mn*sc< proper, excluding eight oil or gas
I on.
jvnro
tginrd;-il
"> mv"
<4lW ii MHy
j
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The desire to
succeed is the
foundation of
industry.
lend Wisconsin, in sccoml ploce. is
st> small that one little bobbin on
.the...
s L . tfee, .Iwljcndakcw
would cause u quick exchange of
berths. I’urduc has won fobr nnd
lost none; Wisconsin has the same
number of victories and ono dofoat. .•
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nunu iomt in some areas that n.« (Iulf Coast region, and others on , i,l’<" " I’l " •" 1’* 1,1
I"
good an authority -n* Mr. Wallnei- douhledlv an* wnitiiuisto be dis - retuins. mi vi"l' of the Inc. , m
E. Pratt declares thut’ lf a hole 10.- u n v .i.d . Thirty of lb.- known al» ..... pn,.. mol n. .liclw to wit ,smirkCOO feet deep could he drilled any- |denies have produeed signitiiam | i,M,i ' " '
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when* In the Texas (Iulf C oast' quanit......... oil, niiioug whirb fmir
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nr(*n it could logically he expected teen have been made inoie Him,,
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to Prtklucc oil. And Mr. I'ratt adds:
l.tmo.OOO b.u icls ea. b.
1 ' ' ' A ,‘ M elkin -S.-Jiiim.- U. k -.
•
j .•ehi i in ti-lii 'igl’t id I rn.iiv mgbl
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[increase in pus bills, Coii'ini.- .-mil- '•'l l |,ri- Ii nmv Mil.ainio light|< r Frank I.. Miller contended i t . . - " « mht nffaii - f Feb J I. linker mid
is something
mdieulb I Hudl.in-. it i umler-io. .1, are sel
wrung in Hie plant's operation ing tirlu nnl with tae Muggs and
(continued from puge cne)
while CiniiiuisMoiiei- S i» rim T c n i ai .1 M« l.ninin In.ubl do even
uf-K'0. The lease will carry w»-;i was III. lined to ibinl. .m ien i. - b. liei . owing ... He loimerV local
it u clause to regain possession -||„
u.-i. n wa- ini..i i.n.l .„ j I f. ll--» mi........ I He- l itmi - nail nod
of the property upon the
p JlUt II' l"H
. no in tion whs token
mlsslnii of a nix months' notice.
It It * •\»i*i iiiin.li* 'iieil iin wb.l'
n m : i » \i u n w i \ 1 >h \\ the Ill* • t n l;tn>- 11*11.1. t In i will. a
In cor.slderation of protest* tc
Hi.* i . , .,11 S , M.1HMI <I Hu Mltlli."'
. cenlly lodged bv vnrioii* Saufo* !
III pi i * V- III 1* ii * • ii ♦nl 1••• I ' « Vn il.
Ftlllel .d - i i vn e l
Avcnuu itieiehnnl*.. the Fommi
I»1* , i i \v.. I.e
Hon' uxkcd f'itv Xitorney C.eoir Si i .ini'lin. . ..I n|M| . i **» Ii1 Bill r » .1 . 1•M il!
A. DcCntlc* to ii udee no o|niiii i .»hi I i I . will I., I I III
•111 l l.« SJ Ml.lt •b. . • i it' in ip hi t ii 1111 l I'.
•..! liii.ti Ii Hi.l ll
»' .V■it"|.' i .• r
f i l l St n i l
us to the legal slaluS of sever .I I'a- I Ihip.i- • i ,i-. :
ii'.n
H. p e p . n Jv, 1 '. I.
curh innrketri including tile III,
Ii'.i I'qo- \' * li e*. i'ill 1-»\\ Ml •1*•1 Bonnot Market, East Side t o- me n* 11 o*» ' Hi . ,ii i III .* to ,H»S 1. m ki 1ii tit 'ii Mur. i ; a til •l.i It'll III'
Market nnd the Open Aii I mill- .•ini un <n i el ' l l '
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No new development * tool p i.
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in the recentI) raised i .i .|m -Ii
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Mi?* t| . liiuivi.it m u .
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. cussed. Regarding iC'eld whole i
Conract Is Let For
Repairs ToFireHouuse ii..'.
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YOU O UGH T TO BE A'AIA'NU:D,L-,~(You'RF J u s t OYINOTO
\GLTAT T AA YOUKGELfj
YOU BIG BABY, K E E PPINO
IN G
F U N N I E R AWAY TROM rHL'
D EA .R t
C lU L D P l- A l /
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S A M (litl» S IIA HIES
B E A t'I II T I .
Hundreds of i belli on tin- Si'reeir.
W KUNT.Sh.U Afternoon and
night.
Mil. W E TH E A T R E
Coliintbirt five
htnt u
The Iwnkrupt .stock of goods of j.;i"
Id. -loo ,'st ])tt^ B
the Bo u'lnof SpccItifty Shop,'wfiTcTT K Cnnlrit o're,T > 1,1 *3 3
closed its doors several Weeks ago ,1mnv ’leads tlic 1,.#tu. £
w ire putTbaseu »lonahy by A. Zel-j '
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mcnovitr. or Brunswick. G«..
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cording to nit announcement today. more th),n fodder, af f jj
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Beginning February 15th and continuing: until March 15thj
are ffoing: to give to our customers
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At only 10c each. You huy one bait at the regular price of|
and for 10c you may select an extra bait.
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We are over stocked and must reduce this stock in. the
thi*t^days. To do this we are making you this liberal offa
Ail baits are fresh stock and consist of the f o llo w in g
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id
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LANEVS
drug STORE
rv
PUBLISH A SEP lP S
or O.'AMC SrRlPb/
right up front
where
easure is.
Have a Camel.
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The
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boxingwriters
V A P .e "V » 0 / N G "T O
You’ll gel a laugli out ol ilie-e *1•IIIIMr- %
% ft ytiltu! i •<
piihlish e»r> week. A tnngli mol :i lot nl mini iiintoo*
about how to lie licnllhicr .toil b.ippiei
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of Iheni!
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Cordially yours,
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Voted Outstanding
Boxers O f Season
The First
National Ifonk
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Announcing
The real object of
smoking is to enjoy it.
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T h e <J j K ’l i i n c o l a
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Downtown Retail ice Cream
Store
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And Accurately
1920 Roadster
improved residence and business
M o rtg ag e
L oans
Hudson 7 I*
Sed
rn in w l
S. It. Dighton, Sanford,
Phone 442
192(i Dump Tli
Baldwin Mortgage Co.
See our hind
1,926 Coupe
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H. C. DniigTnss, Mpr,
Used <’ar Dept.
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make any further wer.keninjr of it provocative of serimt^
Onlv bv the most eareftil innneuwrintr car.
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ITte rowh* Ms iiitiglner in tin* vtih*
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l o n g w o r t h a r e im tiu i.
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b I" plll.it III I le 0 holtle stale
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flms
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ta m p linn a - tli
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date for 1lie inuiiiiiatimi
Jt)f tong deferred elaiiot.
M 11it lull hi j if 11 in i i, 1lie 1I |i 1 u I s
Atong in June, whet, reboot let mil and s u p j » o r t i d i In Fii l'« t ill V ol 1 i itituteri i lit; IV I'f Ii 1 . >!
iuTlie <{..; l.et^re viu uttoii,
|Upon In leave tin tulle III M it'll d III 1hell e| t • 1 *“ U . It, al
And lieur tile eet.oes far t.eyond
i 1hough All*. HriliVr 1 ii 1ills, ! 1. |»i|- i K\ i n; ei i ii)‘ \\ill Ink. in 1
;^A few short moments aftei.
1
Of rplashing in the slu.iled pond. act ive pat t i n t lie llMIHi.lt)Tli.
11 is e\ nielli 1lint Ml Horn 1 l ' 1 . 1 1 ,ill la,
And luijipy boyish laughter
t.1 , t in a: m . lion nl President t Olllllll'i “1 tin- r .rlillii 1 ire ml i- t v redd , ( #
Rut none of these old f.lsl.mneil! chouse
elugist In endian if
Ilf t it tel 1,\ :i mii ai in t nr IVll de - 1 ill
things
J occupydug iti |.i‘e ■till 1 1 t’ ii>n. 11 nia v l . , 1 1 i Ill'll Mi
VFftoit lands long since forsake 1 < oolidge’.- i-i i'i'iii
t i 11 Celll -•- to to a •i ta :>t a
I’l, -al. at ”
The radio speaker ever tiring-|Hoovet wa> imt o lliailv elI’tniM a h ..... tkl a|.pi at
“Old memories to awaken.
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For seietice never yet has east, tl at is onlv .mot in r “ il. ■•1 'It * •ii>1al"i
\ i t ti . ■iM .' ; i v
lies pit, it-, siiiigi. power,
A net whose n.esii cun loitd the
-• T*a»t
. j,J'ot one hiief Reeling hour
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llprding
president We nevei uasohio |ji \ l.v I' 1 • I
thought (lie people pad nil.1 ) 1 to do bud ol s \i ,i, 1 . I mo
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-When it miner to tilings till1 mini 1 > iii e a wa 0
uve I’lisief than uther things ml hY ttll'gllll 41ft «•I i l.'tl
vising fiirtneis i?, mm h etisiei ilm-i I'.*It* whn'li
Notice To Taxpayers
F l o r i d a 's
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February
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A rc h ite c t
First N al’l Rank F.ldg.
Snttlord. Florida
Tj OSSING’S
Q U ICK SERVICE |
TR A N SFER
lliiuting. Crating, Shipping,
and Slnrnc*-.
I’honr tits
idll I'.. 3 rd H
HEMSTITUiriNlJ
ll> Mi>-. M.illi.irta> IVrtniMl
lu.-alion rnriu-r I'.irk \\r. akiJ
A. Vaughan
Jnd St.
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Will ’. pprcri.iti putronaff.1
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Ibilleri
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Curb Service
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Writs, iron. St-mia
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RATrEKIICS
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netting in sliipe to limit some lie In \ is ini,- llnui; hi ||^ I ; , , |(|
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jfut’tii tin delegations Inlet <.11
must 'lilies i| i i nlleit.il |i.itn il,,.
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I ‘r e s c r i p t io n s
filled a c c o . !j,., . .1 >i ;
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He'd find u just ns warm in Alas 1 per i ent ■\i e| i
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lately
and
promptly
kit with tin* iH'vil Mugs lifter him. 'hut nitlerl il fimu u i a i h i
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— •<! ■ - Foi tilt- purposes i t; i Ullipilll-I I U*1• Mr •a .......... l*■r•.1i to
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exihungi', .speaking
id 1 ma> lie nuled that New 3 ni'i
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iii. c tutu ;* * * ii*
Hathaway and CnrlliJ , n t e r ie .l state i it........ i a \ ... i . t.>i ■,. 11..
1.ii h . »' ' led n 1Ii
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Ui the "hugunnlohii! i iimpiiign" 1 i.m
fur , m h s Inn n veien 1 •
’..t ' , i'll' ' 1 1hi ht^hi’ t nl* i F l e e D e l i v e r y I ’llnlU* X07-.1
Mud slinging Inis started alien.I\ "title tin inhi:»t,nf
t a\ and 11 •
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ill,,tin velp, |e Ins i
i ts
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’ In his Miglu hin t tu St I , mis, tm'.
lea
•* lilt
1 1 4ft . I AI
C IT Y T R A N S F E R
Lindbergh skilled
the must uf
’"b*1 thiil lee 1 1n d l.lMli
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Li i v i *, 1 v
A ST O R A G E CO.
’ Floritlu. wliit-h is nl»mt the t lusest
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on th e d a te a n d b etw een th e h o u rs s e t a f
t e r e a c h , fo r th e p u rp o se o f re c e iv in g T A X
R E T U R N S fo r th e y e a r 4928.
situ tij.. .' 4,..-
ta-
A D V K K T IS IN O IS N K C K SS A U V
^ West
I'lniidu e,mdid.ile sa\s
F M l I t l h \ S I > I !■;
s
y he’s awaiting the bugle mil.
lie
ought In join tile arm)
Times
Tne National Kilie.ii.il Asm i i.-i . - u
, I in I tie pup- * , f,\,
,Union lie Wiiuhln’l have to wait
Hum Bullet in -ays. nn iirding in in,.. . n, | , ' I"’* 1 r nils. In,i ke, p
’ then.
ftgtlli's i I Ur;e -lie- , III" litt-ine s I'iiiiuni i me C 'i ‘ v ui et. m ti-,,i wegk
i * r“
man wtin dues n it advertise run - n mil, ( .in
'•wit
.s a m.ill ad
Twenty thuusand d.illniH worth
greater ri'k nf failing t Ii.-iii une « tin and
1:11
will i u nt in,ly
Munvherries wrrv sold in Plant
dues adverti e. In tli, f.p i
Me fig*, e meI
■ i 'I I . 11.4 ,'rt i 'f . you
ity during the fire t half nf Inst
tires showing Mint Si d i m Ii iminl ent in i ■ p, ' 1 to get \i i y t., | it,
'e*k. We have nut been able to
lid liletrliiint' who fail in Intsiness a11\ In n,
S ", tiilie . ip .,d\ h e
clover arty reason why strawdid iimi miteflise stum hi tend t" end ti \ .* 1i a <i> I mill ...h . 111- mg .
jar ■ rrriis muhln’t lie eultivuted sue.
t tin Itry cnnip ngn f. r tn
s .\
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r | » u r u l in the Sanford diatrict.
,hnl
in printers ink ........... f the t—a-n- mol Mien , . i,. u, ,-vrn in tgh u J - ’
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—
expense i (
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According to ttie Tampa Titites.
The Amerii'an Fin .r Surfaeing litile. 1 " i'h s t the to n, , t. ;l4 j
IfilO |>cr«oiis attended the Smith
\ei
loridii Fuir lust week, nlimit Cn||||iimy lielieve- at iitlvei lisir g I ' l l tittle
■
rnty-ntne ihuusund more than and tells why in the following
Mlalemciil:
j
Tae
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c.i.d
tu
fly fa-ter
or.t to it Inst year. Such figures
'•rtr.n'l forget tlm flu t il pavt I.. v' h''" «••*"«: “ U-'V fr.un i:
, ,\
tlictile neilicthillg uf (lie growth
fairs, if not the ................
growth of Odvertise. I.oi I, 4.V, r the sticve -fti'LIV'1' " i L * . r.v ! ' Vur
. r Itusini'M* mm hi ymip luwti. and y u i ' 1* ^ * “ • » t. I will find that they id] tul;«,i
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TV I
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4)u not get Mu f .- il ih Id,It I tint ru|, ,-ah .. Pi eliatiiy I
- Liudheigli successfully i . . t
h.ng t i e *
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Right float Ituvuna te St. I.m i., tv. rylndy in >.u" tnw„
y-iu |
r will ............ ;,ls.. u,.. same
little hit lull* this lime mi ue. unit you d in t it yd to tide* r li -e. sinking i-nnit. r
Mint ti Herald.
If .Count of the had weut Iter enenunt- Ynu "lliwi I f jjL i jt A .ise if■ ,• n
■* i■X
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peel to li lufeWeSkiui runn't nfi .rd
L
cj-«d, but without aicitfent. It
" ^ r s . there i* a de-in.y ulin'li i I
K
getting t<> ttie point where any newspaper <narfpbat\lvorli»iiig
isuig. m o chnpes r\ir eiul,", said tin huh. I I
thin e this inimitolde flier does i> the classified inf^uit wlintc
.level V. V| ting ur. in* i rn .i.id t Mi lailnm J I
looked upon as a matter uf course. du, advertise i oiiM-tiutly. I »j nut truck.
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VCHUJIA
C entral F lorida
E xposition
Ailmi
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F I V E B IG ' P A Y S
r tfr Lntcrt.vnmcnl
l.lNt.LlNf. CIRCUS 6 TAHS
■1 nf T11a911 l vvisr ().)ily
by S e ctio n
Covuf wiih *,| b.iLir.c*_
afterwords applj- fennlj-
I
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o f I h is ir n n d r r f n l s i r 1ion
n n d is p tn i/
MrReynold s Dm^
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S a n f o rd F lo rid a ,
F e b r u a r y 8, 1928
furmini:.—Tiimpn Times.
■A? :^| j
Seminole
Securities Co.
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‘FORSAKF. KVIb: _Thus saith' Mppm s m ore th a n likely , would p r m e tin* straw u liieli b ro k e
thb I/ird of lio,ts; Tur:i y<* now) Hie c a m el s back.
your evil wuys, nnd from yopi |
--------- — — ri evll dointpi.^ Zecharinh 1:1.
j
\ | r I I o i » v i * r * A a: \ f ' • l n r l i / l o t f ,
P R A Y E R :— O U n i, do Tlmn
H I T . l U l l t U r J \ S .V l <111(11(1.1U
keep U* true to Thee, us the riintr- ■
f
-------------nctic needle to the* pole.
J
I In* a n u m in c em e n l «»I H erbert I lo u v er's c a n d id a c y fo r
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i t h e R ep u b lican n o m in a tio n for tin* presid eu ev <rtm.*s a s no
TIME A M ) THE ItAlilO
L su rprisc. 11 is n a m e has been iiroinineiitlv m e n tm m r l for s o m e '
K 1'tim
possibh-sm
The, fact HiaU ,
I rTht*
^ * h.lilt
. u yand
rr ^till!
“ ..Wand
0M,.d quivt'i
bnntr
tim e as
as a p
o s s i b l e - s u ..,,. s-ms , o r f,.
to Mr. (. nolidg,*
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.t.be^
ibim
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P1
Vv^^Hjrrs. >i*T»
himself lias some signitii aiice, e<peeiall\ inee i| would seem
nine
Beside the windini; river -to iudieatt* that lii* hhs given . ;.i ltd .on ideiation to the
I lAvisih, thttl with an eitttei ear
matter and has reached a den: ion oal\ a lte r a i lose survey
,'Anlid the isviliR-ht hushes
l of the political situation and a thorough uiidi r lauding with
The river’s voice t .still
miplit
the Chief ICxeciitive.
■ hear—
Mr. H oov er’s s t r e n g t h will be t, .t . <I lu >t jn t h e - s t a t e
The river’s and the rushes.
l e t Ohio. T h e o u tc o m e o i l he orim arv i o n i c 1 v.'ill be f.-pe*. ja i
l ’d like to listen to the sound
ly ini crest nig because ol ttu* iu.-l
tie S o r, i;n*\ nf ( ‘iins
-From one lonjc lost Septemhrr mei-ce will be compelled to ma«< li ln< \>.te g. 11 mg poun-s
laughing child and haying
with those of tun laM i ite on-, S -n ato r Frank II. Willis and
- hound
Nicholas Long worth, >p. .d.* 1
the le.i;-.
Should Mr.
yThal I so well rememlier.
'rtie ruffling whirl of passing ! Ihtover lose in the t l i f e t -t <ruer. I rae«* tin- r< ult wuii.l out
he in any sense a repiidial ion m lib. , aitdida. \
a' fair 1 ■ . 1
quitll
^%Vhirh through the du-l.
of Ids slrengt I) he. o t i c t 1i S. tiabo Wdb ■ and Speak. 1
Expert Piano mmiug witb
improvi'd SE I.-P O piano
moving iM|uipnu-n(.
Hauling -('rating -Shippiift*
Side-Track Facililic>.
Phone s'.Ui
20l> N. Maple A venue
Ralph W. l.os>ing
Mgr—
A N D H E R E 'S W H Y :
■ L ' STATE it aa o u r liiincat
belief tlial the tobaccos used iu
DO Y O U K N O W ?
THEY SATISFY
ami ) c l THEY'RE M il !)
Chesterfield cigarettes are of
finer({iinliiy and hence o f bctlci
taste than in any other cigarette
at the [iricc.
fcraui J a c k s o n v i l l e
r>u cab§niuPHILADM 1*1Ii \*■%NFM*
rgfifrM*ir*n.rt
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$601
Fla.
T _e ,.„,,,ir rinN ,.i <id •brimtirina-{conscfinonces.
ttp» it nil miMlrrn
$1
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$1
$14
$16
$24
192fi T . T K S l . l M y . j 2
property
108 Magnolia Ave.
, IP^G^Tuusinipr*
1926 Rd. Tk.
On
to
new q u a r t e r s
at
its
: _r*iti»ini«<fifMi nr *•. Jaiittn in* 'w ould b r e a k up t h e solid S o u t h in s e v e r a l plaees.
4.iV:,n.u"MV7.i.‘. n"''«f limno<o eo.
D e le g a t e s to t h e H ouston en n v e n lioii should drive this
11> M>rk.**
m a t t e r s e r io u s thouyrht.
The m m li ti o n ol t h e D e m o c r a tic
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inim-kiikun, linfrU, ni.nrlni. nl I party SlUCC Ule tall ol WOOdfOW WllSOt) ll.'IS beeil Sltflt IIS to
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1925 Roadster
“ T h e F rie n d ly D ru g S to r e ”
and
C. BRIGGS, Watchmaker
c.
fo rd s
1925 Tour
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De Forest * Sanford Realty Co.
Sanford Electric
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Repossessed C;
T h e p la ce to huild y o u r h om e
removal of the
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ANNOUNCING
the
Maaraalla Avrane.
I*-- ■aa srcaad
l.atrrrd
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L o c h Arbor
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DecliniiiK llmt Al Smith could not carry his own shit*of
New
York if nominated by the Democrats for the presi
rlaaa mallrr
UdiArr ST. I * ! * , al U r PoHlafflrr dency, Willis J . Abbott, editor of the Christian Science Moni
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nt Sanfard. H trM a , nnitrr art »l
tor, told a Tampa newspaper that "Now Yorkers will vote
r t M r r u nf M a rti 3 , IKKT.
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,. It ItUl-AKD l — 1»KAK-„.. 1 L TfCrltlar fur, him for governor, blit-mot t'm* th(, '\Vhft-iT-*H<TTr?r,.,r
llr-lluWAMlr IIKItli ............Wansrrrr
We do not doubt that the Massachusetts" man has, the
i:\HI.K K. JOXKH Mauaalna l;<tllur
situation sized up exactly right. There are many tilings which
m n>*rim*Tio\ n . i n a
V ;V J I I! O>>ia r Xlontka
. W a r ■■ 1
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«... KT.fMt New York people rail tolerate in the administration of A!
«a**. .*—
**, **.*.».„...... K.1.341 Smith as hntu as that administration is ro s tiu 'e d to one
T l r r t M a n i l l a ><•«».»>■•inarii ■i.rmiit BI.T3
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H i : Mr Carrlar prr Wrrk
ao.t .1 state, hut it is hardly probable that they would care io see
I k r llrratd. .Hanlurd'a pluarrr n r« « - the principles of Tammany Jlall in opera lion in the Whit •
I ' imarr. vutiarrllir* tn '.Ikr Inlrrna- House. Neither do wy believe that.-Utuy, W j A U l j L * ! n'
.
tlaaal k r a i t r r t l r r , rcrrlrlna (rnnr
muff o f ’N’rTtifri^s vvef /irndiVitfcit as president.
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n .Mr. Abbott further expresses tin- belief that tluf nom iim -,
tioii of Al Smith would result in a complete split-up of the
p r r ' a l l f r f l l r l r n l l a F l o r i d a anal la
"Solid South." He has recently been conducting a sprvey of
n l l h o a l r-.ttal.
-*»--------------------------- -4------------ Hie South tn.be used in articles for the Monitor, and should
T k r H era ld I*
n
in riu b rr
nf th r
Aa dll
t l n r r n u o f ( ' I m i t a t i o n s , n n know whereof he speaks,
lie concludes:
Id t r r n a lJiio a l
.A aao rtallo n « I i 'r i l i llakrra. A l i r f l l a r m . an d
A d arrlla"I find much sentiment in the South, that the Demo
Jitft
.l,» r*l«
n k lrh
req u ires rn rh
I ' u h l U k r r a r i n k r r t o a n l u n l t t n ■■ crats .should accept it as a foregone conclusion that they can
IM om uaU
••m l It
nf
s u b s c r i p t In n
not elect the president this year, and that the party should
l i s t s In n r d r r I n \ r r l f > a h s i i l i i t r l r
a l l r l a l i n a n f ( • I m i t a t i o n a . n r l l na put forth an outstanding southern man as its nominee, to
tiu w c sl I m a l n r a a m e t h o d s .
preserve its organization and its integrity, awaiting a possible
\VKIiNKSDAT, FE D . 1 3 , 1 9 2 8 .
better opportunity in 19:12. I have heard much favorable-com
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ment on Senator George of Georgia a s ’tin* lies! man to head
t i i i : if i:it « u ifN rimciii \u
U'tonii In r l o
iiml niimO the ticket this year. I am convinced from what I have hoard
mf mlnKt mflon.
^ Ile r p r r linlrp mule* in Jack- so fa r on this tour. Mini a race between Hoover and Smith
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The
Sanford Herald
yiff'ii B-----; i s awm------- u%
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THt>: SANFOnn HERALD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1D2S
jvak won by M , . * . I
^(Joyurn \vi r**f 1:3.1 d
I’-llu*l
|ffice,T<’l{,l,hnne I * rt M R S
F R E D . S . D A I G E R , S o c ie ty E d it o r Residence
C c c ilia n M u sic C lub
M e t L a s t S a tu r d a y
The -fiecthmv
CluU-muvA-
P i S ig m a
Tel. 37
P h i ' s .V r e
E n te r ta in e d A t Club
M*.
l.t’0.1. MUs Mnitkn •tlroknw, Mi'
Fram e - Davis, .Mi-, l>aru Me WinnitT. Mi KviMvi II u (ti'i'.Miss Mari.
(■*ours*tiT7Mi>s Ktli. iy it Messer, Mi*
i.Vn It Ithunt- ‘ii. Mi,*.' Almini Vn:
Mu
g>;i\ Miss Heli !i Civ nshnw, Mi'Erntn lliiliaril 'in. iy£i»« HlUalual
A ii \enjoyaliie vnchii afiair of Raleigh Kill)', Mr« .loitui Leontrdi,
ing in the studio of .Mrs. Fannie
tin* past week anil one "i ,'|ieiial Mi's. R. ('. Mnx’tcU miel Mrs, Slelln |
Stem bridge Munson, Saturday a f
1."iitil.v was t;lie Valentine limiter ^ ‘
1ingt'in,
ternoon bpened with n discussion'
of thh fathhuh compoyer lind p in i" ‘f V
? i unlf
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Mr. ami Mrs ( i ^ r pe Troy Kav '
Jr A n ia«» ay
.sanfonl Country Hub by Mrs. , nnpilullw lh, ,,:rtil ,.f n / on
*
(ilt^Sergier
Rnchnmninoff.
who
will
Tea Duplicate Fridge
Stelin Arrington. Mr a. 1*. L. Mux-, Ftibrunry 12 at the Fernnld •lSvit h Mrs. George S. ,'play In Pan ford March !> at the Mel , Mr.-f. KaU’igh King, . !. .I.ilm i .njngliton llnseital. T b c baby hn ■
i,- home in Loch Arb ir Milane Theater. Some interestin'' Lcmat di pud Mi -.* • hail"?!** Smi.h. |>t.iti giv/ii the name, taeorgo Trm
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Wills will enter fuel” * advanced were; he was horn The j; tiesis* were (1m nieiuh m .if ltllry .),-., IU1)| j. |lu. * , vt.nth Keii- !
iufr Matrons Uririg, In Norgnml, Jtussia on the firs the 1’i Signm Phi Morntb-iy.
Trntioti bourn, j that name, '
day of April and this year will
Most at motive was the dinner'
------ ---------------lie 55 years of age.
When only
table
vtitli
its
fip^inintim-ni-i
t
o
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KM11KZZI.KR
MELD
Braxton i.
eighteen years old. Rachmaninoff's
lh* Sister
,
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wiin the geld medal for excellence get Iter with ilernrat ion tarrying!
for the Mostthv Conservatory and nut tlie colors of Val ntiiie ami' ('01.1.Mitt S. Ohio. Feb. 15.—
«*f ' : Uvt-i
Irn l.e .s : t IM S)—C’ltor r i-mi M. I Schwab, ae
Inter was
npp dnteil mpei vis< i* lousistiiur
;
general of the Imperial Conserva fllleil with red roses an.| H i u«* cl,f ctl bank emln /zler or Tampa,
tory of Russia. Rachmaninoff's alt. mating wfih Cathedial n t„ r * K,a- is ,K i"« *,u'hl
Krul,'lili"
eumpn ilions include opera, 'ipig:. of red h,lining- in silv, I-, 1 I-, .
',;iil1 lu ‘l,r '' 1lLiv
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Ins rumuViil t» I an Am when1 he*
and piano pieces. Kerry piano* stu
After a delie,mis set.,, ...er*.., wlu.fm.t, Hun, , - ,t f cnboxzeling
dent shfttihl hear this artist, ami dinner bad been served, - aid.* funds from the. National llank ofi
should note the finished, clear exe were enjoyed, 11,e table hiving t'oninteree tbe,.. lie is scheduled
cution, intelligent plinsing, wutidci- l'tf n m ialiped tol’ pUy in iF chibt to
to trial a’ Tampa Full. 27.
flll pedal effect'.
I"„njre. Here
Im.-k.t •• nil
ASSl'.MKS M-W, llt'T IK S
Rachmaniuoff's proginm nlway re es and bmvls of violet- lent
S
.. .
includes fmm the greatest in mu- their beauty -in »h i oratim-. When
AI.KXANHUI \. V\i., Feb. 15—
■in and hi., playing . evldciir. thin
,
-triples had i.een " ' l u l l e d ( | N S ) _ F t\ btiiglit. postmaster,
greatly more ' than tn-AVu'llbus
semes wefe roil ii UI nt-.i tl: ptize „f, Alexamh ta. i day assumed hi*
technic and t),*' iptt^iyV mastevy of
lor tap a c r e a »',>>!.d pendant new duties a ininm nder of tin 1
T i l l ’ RS D A Y
the-serious artist and composer.
|j Vouc Hurl will enter*
The piano selections were greatL metpU-r' t*f the Tuesday Jy enjoyed and included;
[if Hriilpe't'lub,
•. ]f , “Invention." Hneh by.‘ l.neille
ii \',*i|;libi.rs
wiir,,lH^|J Rehois.
of inpti action at 10 o'l^in*^ •'I't-eluile and Fugue*'*rtl.e*s»'v)
PiM FellmU'S Hall over the IJat-h by Hetty Mi-Kimmii.
N.iier dl red ion "Cf' Ml>.
"I'.y The S(-;t."Wartori", NatbanL>h Miineine manager an I ii'l J- arm ivoi*
.Mmi son.
ibir nicriing
**f
Royal
"Minuet in D,"
)ur< of Aniei ii a will meet Mai t in I am" .
Mozait,
tote executive rnmmlttre lnst- S.itnrelay
NOTICE
rn-nTdcr-to com plete arra n g em en ts for the I’ugeant Uni I
die bti|iy clinics it has been found necessary lo postptute these even ts one week.
BABY
CLINICS
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. LEGION
BABY BEAUTY SHOW
" C IT Y H A L E A U D IT O K IllM
Friday Aiterntton, Ft?b. 21 .
PAGEANT
BALL
M on d ay N ig h t, F e b . 27
American Legion Committee
L'l r c ( J Mr*
Ever Held in the History
of Seminole Co.
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,<Ju|
in all sizes and s ty les.
W ere
form erly sold up (o S I . 25 and
(icne
) u',lni. at rbe Odd Fellows
(a) "Mel- die"
( b ) Wall i i ,i ." I ti It 11a, .bn If
nr the Ua-ket.
[iglt* rhaptcr No. 2 it 11. S. AVih mi.
"Till enl I'llr" Sriatliea e.
Rll.ll
l.i nihdar mertimr at Maat TSUI o'clock. Thcte Prat man.
"D.'i'ie Chai .leiere"
Marti-'
aficerif'-' W:t diin'gton pro,- nn. Al.it . NicUli
g.t! ii f line' it*.
"Amlllllte" fl' IM "Sill pi 1 e >\ IIIlllva I’.-ai.e,
RR'Vti.S
iil"inv" M -a! 1 S nut S.-n ii'. I’.l' a
vill I-i* 1 (\*| .t*
Next door to Post Office’*
The Judge says sell! ' L
Nothing Reserved n
HUT
I tank nip I P rice
In this grim 11 wo are closing mil
the entire stuck o f Rollins I T ' L L
lI’ A S lIIO N K l) Hosiery, that hns
sold for $2.00.
Uankntpl Price
,
,
'' ;U0 u V l t u ' i
4llEh S r h i n t T i l
.lust 71 pair n( these toll fashion
etl silk hosiery, silk all the waj
up. in Kidlius and Khyser makes
[Was $2.00. ^lankrtipi f r i e e .
While tlu i lii't. Ibis small guuip »i
Jersey dresses are offered «t a reinnrknlih
I*'** iirirc. U i re ii|i |v
MISSION \l{ A SOt IKTA
»18.511.
Hattkrupl Price
Printed
Batiste
and
Hand-Drawn
Voi
\
Dresses - $2
V\•-i • -l I",, i I'l II," ll........ .. III ■■
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Fast Colors
and gi", gcllr dr*'
crlj
DRESSES
(lull
new
'and
11 at
* -* mug
-oil bail a- bei
,
a the bridge
iv" ' 1" iln- Social Hif 'In Muntilu'h Club -at
I iK", Mrs. M. O,
” "tlando. Mrs. II. K
I'' l->nil, Mm. Robert
"V"'
11,1*1 MIp^R. R.
Itnnkrupt P rice
Slip Material
shinies. Pink, white, idle, Mm*
in a Min- fire c*»nu tly
rayon
PRINCESS
slip
“Ritestyle” Bathing Suits
ami rose.
lo (his group you will find a wonderful assortment
of color and conthiiVtlion. These are guaranteed
all wool suits.
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llaukrupt Sale Price
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All silk and chiffon Van Kaaltc
"Sporting Good*"
fii•,—
.«*■ These heautiful hose retail
a.f'k-d
regularly fur $2.25 we are plac
"(lolj Mirkeral" '
Milane Itellew
ing th em - on sule
ius
a special
1'ijattire Thursday anti Friday
ollow The Crowd
o the .Big Bazaar
only is - 1 pair
•10 inches- wide. Uu.se, blue, Ian,
green, oreliidt pink and while
Cor. Oak Ave. & Htli St.
CO RSETTES
And this group of corseltes will cerlainly make
you happy. Imagine the Genuine “ Him Jolie” n rjj
Form F it Corsettcs. They weris $4.P5 £ * <1 O Q
llaukrupt Price
,9 1 « O v
.... Underwear ,
Hand embroidered gowns,
and slips, SPEC IA L
SILK TEDDIES
Hi Crepe de chine - teddies, in lade combination-were $4.5(1. "T* * — - ............
Hankrupt I'riee
Wednesday
Spaghetti
Supper from b
to «9
... ■ / * • -•
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Under thy. Auspices o f
SLIPS
Radium autl HaliiiaVn* tjfte m aterials in th is a m a z
ing group o f heautifuT slips. Form erly lo Jl.Ofr,
• llaukrupt P rice
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T h u rsd a y
IJeuutiful -ID inch
\limit HI,I hats in a rcmarkald
Hi-ill. (it styles and material
„ til fluid straw', ii-liels and
nm/. Were sold up lo ST.tl.V.
Lnderwear
Silk, i re He ill i liinu, .mil rayon
lei lilies, Idootiii rs, Htejy-in.s, .slip.s,
gow ns ami pti imas,
E aiicy lace li nimed ami plain
All light shades.
Also child,a n s silk iimiei wear
glove silk Id' oiiicrs
teds and
material wilii satin finish. Light
I'aytnjiu IliaelV.’ '
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MILLINERY
Program
d iic a i:o Alter Miilnir.Ht
Nut idly— "Adoration"
Aesopx Fables
Richard lii\
biirnu-r prices were up
In s:i5.in>.
t « u hundred of S n u t o i d s
al ti i iiooii
crepe
and
g e ar B e t t e
Al«it n niindMT nf ier> pretty
sgriim
v.iiin cln-sM-H.
. 'n m i
Kilbies iieailtiflll
ir show n oil the .-a m
I I d r e s s e s in t h i s g i n u j i uf , f ) |t l *H
tlrissi-s,
TOD AY
Mi lane's Annual
Haiti ShoH
s n lj tie t*1
Hank nipt Price
laii h nr. Tin • pi e •tu u ■i < MAb." Mi Kim. Mi ' It’ll ii
’‘L
Edit!i \'ai ii. Mi IIv"1' n K't«-i'1" ' 1
Mi
Ilet t ( la»k. . Mi- P"i"tt
M.'it'lmII, AD s .lean (.'iuhr Al.
Reb" .a t l.nl . . Al
Mau l. < a ii"
wav, Aii
11. ! i - 11"I* "tub. Mi
Esther IIvi:in •. Mi s Mattie l ' lmp
nein. Mi:' I 11si I itli * Mi A t.
Shricmii1-.il, Alt' Hernia ii
i .i
I’an-ut is ii, ilrs. C. II Sin itli, ..Me . Rurki
GDI" «i
»i v.ill htivi- Jjti i lc ami .All O,
I'.Mty at tile
a: -no i.'ebu l..
(' Hill nr Mrs.
-»i i \htmni. <-
Silk
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4<;
l ,,| satin, rr»pc
ill at were lorjll-
l iia u til ul ii's 'ii
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CHILDREN’S DRESSES
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A dditional Society
I'* t*H‘Ii'iire and!
.iiirofl V a le n tin e fc a ^ ty w .
G iven Ify /sT t). C. C lass
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The S. O. C. Class of the First
e nun : mg «
,\ very pretty sieinl entitle*)'
Baptist < hureh entertained the given iii lo.nor of Mtv. Alieu Vv’roil- Endin', r ■■ cietiei o f Hit* l ’rc liy- Chri
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t u ; 11 and ( ‘o n g re g a 'im a l churches
Sixteen Year Boys Class .Monday
W o m a n ’s Club. S o cia l M iss P a t ty e L y le s
vock
Of
Irnl
ind.
the
ci
arming
in
i
tin.*
gu
n*:
of
the
(thristinn
ng was
: ; , (l
at a Valentine I’arty at
D e p a rtm e n t G iv es I ts
H o ste ss A t B r id g e evening
the home' of .Mrs. C. A. Anderson I:-ion guc. t <f .Mr*. I! do rt. A. C'hti..'1 Ihidenvors nt the Ju n io r
'I .;-:,.,
Jr, The hostesses for the evening Newman, w a . ,he bridge putty H lth Fell I building. A very in
A n n u a l B r id g e P a r t y
A......m l„,
Uy Dari* J . M»Uh •
( weather in the Knxl i* tint nll.*were Miss I’ uth Martin, Miss Glad* Riven Sntuiduy Iiy M - William teresting pii.gwni bail been planned
Dr. and Mr
Intrrnntinrinl New* Service
gethnr computilde with a man'*
m v.Jiieh the vmi .us societies part*
One of tho most elaborate, a,* r f the week and one in which the yen Given r.ftd Mary Eula K ty.
a
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C.
Hill
nt
Ini
homo
or.
Magnolia
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Sport* Editor
t■Venture* ii.to the realm of outdoor well as beautiful social affuiyT|uirdiui hospitality of the hostess
iripntev: The meeting was presided on
Myriads o f red hearts, red c u t ,
l ue li.o
rlei.,.
. i J 4,1
Avenue.
tilth ,
F e b . t r . - L - J i ^ U r U . v i i n r . —'• • S - z .i over
iiv
Mi
Hiiett
Watinien
and
ever given
and
*:S
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Dempsey today virtually declined
The neroitd- wire is more definDecnratinir ;
tbi^i-npeqwHritlLiinS-’UgintrxTf-11! wntrhh Hospital. 'i'i*.— baby ^
y u sed -in ilcsVrnthrp 'the—r* oins
hlntself back in the heavyweight lie, and, therefore, more illnniin- that of Tuesday when the gnnunl !thu l '"*W
« ,vcn lMon,l" v where tin* gui-sts assembled, Gnme- liiyely itoaiy \v!ie:e the mrd tables lm |lk» Jest!:’,’* The general theme 1rained l alriiia Am,. Ini
chnntpionaiiip awee pstnke*, rupudi |nllm:. It reads as follows: .“Sorry, bridge luncheon was given' for On) |<"*»'«»! by Miss I’attye. Lyles at wo! .* cnjii)* ti throughout, it In* even- , ^
of the mc"ting being, "How f can Jon . - Will In^,,}p,gcti fa r .i*|:»>: t*<
l
ira m ii
'.yrO
atinif tho announcement of
his can't go into detail!*, Tex’s *de»
win others to Je s u s ." The seri|,ture Nut inn Griff;.;
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department members' Mtd thr it'(her hotne on Tenth .Street, honor- ing and imifh inirnniPtif was jtf* f
. r t*:
liriffin.
a la! ferns
withdruwnl Iiy Tex Ulcktird, the vision is t). K„ with me. Don’t
was . eke a ft otn I I'1 ter Jtsfblfl
ft',.
guests, at the Hotel horrent Luke,
,MjSri ,\|tirion Jtand, a bride forded by pinning a small heart *to*V U(1
(ccond-the-motiun
statement
of worry. U'il! accept Sept, date if
which l was read and discussed by
in lb ee|i'i*r •>' ( r lif*ilr* h f M d A t p a I’I’J?/*!')I ‘
/>J t,T1
HI A M S II LAiJ SQ(T
(ivne T ittmey Mini his own " y e s ,; offered and in condition.
Have with Mrs- A.. I*. Connelly and ,.)cft „ f thh
whil* Idllnl fo ld e d .'M b s i>*roliiv fit rt her* suggested with Hu* U im
Mb** Minnie (."nude Siinmr.
Mrs, John \\. Mels', h Jr., ns host-:
. i jm m m >
■*
yes" interview in Lo* Angeles. In temporarily ceinunl ■ training. “I
line rooms where l.gu tables l o r h ; ; . Mis. Dai^ft Appb'by tlnil iindl scott* ptub.
' IliJkectts me singin g" *Va * sling
N E W Yniilv. l a . ,t " «
Just so many wprds, over his own ; told Tex I would not he ready for esses.
had
been urn'll god r<«- the games LutIn r Calhoun w in the pVlr.es. ■' A fte r an * xcepti* nnlly inCe|o»t- iifii-r Ivhiclt sentence’ pm;,’ers Weie I'it ( her Cl;,
signature, he proclaimed t In: fart June fight, so his new urrutig*w| Deceiving the guests upon arriInto veritable At the .inclusion of tin* game*. IiUT game of progressive lujjitgc opined by the presiding o ffir e r rnii'J S p o h rer nml Frank l i , ^
that ho would accept the T>ept. ments are all right with nuv vnl were Mrs. E . ’ A. Douglass. were converted
proiiiHiude w*n enjoyed ont'I a j had linen played, scoum
were
closed by M bs Virginia H arbor.' ors, cnnipi-i b t tin aiiyj-T
date with Tunney " if offere r and M'h* ther I fight in Sept, depends |dull president, Mrs. W alter S. bowers with quantities of exquisite late hour when refioHhnieuts 1 f r ' reeled and
prices
nwarded many of the young people o fferin g j of the New \ rk
in condition.’'
Tun-i
Coleman,
department chairman, |H\vect peas, t ansies, petunias and p. i. .1■* topped
on Tex and the outnonie of
with
whipp il Mr*.
I*'raid; J . (itn/.ale*.
" i m t*iayi*rs. Mr. liedmen Lehmen gave I route t -day ; II, t
In brief and to tin* point, the liey’s June fight."
and the hostesses Mrs. Mcisch |calendulas, arranged with plearing u yu tt un*i valentine cookies wei
eared the ni" I points an*! honors, I nn iiifttriietive dinedssion en "W h a t A f t e r picking
P'c'.nie
■ nistbr
most retiring man' iig public Iff**
)*** it depends on Tex, does it ? ami Mrs. Connelly. The reservn el fed in bnskets and lands. The s t f v il hy the hostesses. Favor« wii» (riven a novel round coin e-d
men at
♦ an v.i* a* ( ‘hrliitinn I'tideavofs da nu lit of b utt
has reversed his field* und’ t h i i 'Unit's just too had. Tex may turn tions were in ehnrgc of Mrs. Kob- colors of white and green were
i f •*.riuia* valentines, were given. on*: I lent li*. r . h.ind bag. ! ! ’• low 10 hell* *itl evs .follow C hri-l ?". 1I1. y will u * .
, .-r.il.ticc)
time is retiring from "»etirt*hVnY (he poor follow down. And so it ert A. Newman and Mrs. David I.. curried out in the bridge necessar
,*in'** prize, a pretl;.* pi icqne went
"Hi w will a kit iV'Idiige " f tile Dilll. weeks at t o* >10 init, trf*
llotHTinde known his Intentions’ in was Tex's decision, was it? I Thrasher. Acting as ushers were ies which were done with tint t III*' I'lies! s.
to
Mrs.
Harry
I'.
Lewi*.
Mrs.
W
•
Tin* guests for the evening inI ns, jst i! s in helping* others . t •* f.d- ing for trainin'! *mp at ^
thlk'TreApcct in a jiair of telegram*, seem ’ to remember Tex saying Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. A. W. bride’s monogram.
elm 1 I M,s-* I (axel Vat 11 Mi s ■nek received" a bcanlifi'l *ua*.*idei ;%■ 1Imv Clni tV ", v. a iliscn: swl
•iu The piti In 1 vvh-, uii]
sent East to
Frank (i. Alenin*, that he was making the retirement Epps, Mrs. Hugh Ln'lur, Mrs. K.
Of exceptional interest were the Kail;'tine Tnkneh, Miss (ilioly- gift ll.'ll. I el' M*s!i': t
-'|i‘ ul in St. ! .
w ay
Itov. F lan k Marler, t!',i* f a n belli
sport critic and Dempsey's very statement
reluctantly and
at I). McCracken, Mrs. AI Trod \V. bridge guinea and at the conclusion
! ’ p*;ll til** c**lrfplelToy o f tlie
Gri a. .Mis-* Hattie Green. Miss
night out
*oil that * al., l*e j drldge, •,I>Y11:1 •.j tomi tb
f rcil/ly *> t* *iti:ht
personal friend and to the editor Dempsey's bejies hut, then, into* t.ce J r . , Mrs. George llr.rden, Mrs.
of tin* usual number i'*f ■ '.'tens Alin f lladger, Miss Lucille II"!/. games, lie* tiraji'1', i’.er-csorie I'cveii*
of the Iting, a local boxing publi Ukcif will happen and maybe this Edward Lane-and Mrs. C. E. My
reading . in! fin-ling our plait *>f 1 last Siittirday ;c L"harf( j
ions, scores were nolle..ed and Mi Dsr fhea Lnw*on. Mis- I'oil- n in *veil ami" tile table iav»i wi.h
cation, In addition, he is supposed is mine.
lif*. ii* il* illbli. will we. In* i.liV la I h igh (ii in’.cers.
pript-s
awarded.
For
having tin.- ■"■k, (Miss’Charlotte Niy, Mi-- bead made t*'*ve.r> .nml .a f 1eshmeal*
to have spoken virtually the same
no!,* a c i - 111-1 t * - fnilv b.eln other*..,
I notice, too, that the matter is
The spirit of spring was evi scored the trust points and linn 'rs, I If
M:ittin, Miss Dorothy 'Imbi, " f chicken it la king in PMlies.
F l G i r m t S 1-U1MD
piece to (ins Wilson, his trainer, one o f'T ex 's ‘"new nirangenienls
Mr. Holier Fraxier lead an nrgii
stuffeii celery, -la fed (omnl* e1:.
over the long distance teleplmm which only goes to show how liiis dencing in every detail with birds, Miss Nan I’nxton received two (.Mis Daisy• Appleby, Mi*-. Anna
KO i-'HEsTt i: N
p,
butterflies, and cut flowers. The dainty hand made handkerchiefs. |1 -n ii > Brown, Miss Thelma Tew. o'iveF, hn roll", i-nnni puffs etui *iu*i*tai*v»* db.nissio* .-a "V* lint in
last Fniday . ni^lii.
conceptions ran get about. It hud|
yot!L opinion i ■ the g reates: os^et ; (
Ti n*
1
,|
W
ifflll
e
afflv
weVe
-o
rfed
!*:
tile
lu
t'li'J*
Taelniti
Minor,
Mis*
Mary
Mi
colors
of
orrliid.
violet
atuI
green
The
low
„con
price, a framod
"NevA felt belter. Am enjoying been my understanding that the
I ’. Y\'*- "lu ll 1. in an n.iliv idtt.il I* r tin* winning of . Juel; 1)• Ttnis
1 '
Waist tin. Miss Kutliei ip* Til- ii-stsletl b) Mr-..
good ^icgltli here.
Until cold thing laid come- under the heaili w m " artistic idly carried mil in motto w*.nt to Mrs. W, It. Mays, 1 lb
1b e : [-• Ciu-iM?" "L e t *ln- lower'; f,„- a* U ri*1.
Enjf.viag
the
<
"
1 1 1 ' -pitn•: 1 •
" Un
way.
The
long
.
luncheon
,
Mi
Mary
Eula
Kay,
Mist
while
the
cut
‘JiFite,
also
two
hand’11
*
weathcT^MFk Enst is over, I will o t u disarrangement that: loft Tex l!VP,‘>
"light■* i e b :u n in e " via
ung lu fo i.*; Tiiin lleer.
Wv
hy Crouch, llobert' (ilenn. of t! b giacioits Itoil**'- ei i i ; Mi
were graced with large kerchiefs was wen by Miss Nonie D
soy nothing definite us to my box at, h\x wit’s end und it is admit-. tallies
i. *y. I: .*■ Ill ""light ' 111* I f |.\ wSllal- Min t'll I 0 •
Al
l-**
W001I1
.
V,
I‘I'''*'*
l
■
mt-firik
Milam,
llcndicx
Lyles.
1
Jr,*i:silver
baskets
filled
with
orchid
I
Williams.
Mi«s
Lyles
presented
■
>
«
ing again."
t*^t hat lie had much further to
Weight |
and purple sweet peas and huby In r guest o f honor with a lovely 1,1' Kiiilaw, Dorsey Harper, l.ulii- Newman. Mr>, I* ili'il. •*. I i.ii'-.ilez. Iv iiispii.-.g od.lie-M** on Flu* win* ] liick-mi'-- It*
Not a word, as will he noticed, go Ipsn the uveruge man.
,
aing • i i ' 1*! •" Ai'ej* ii rending lion toiirn,
!1
: ■ E*
M*
taimuel
I’:.I
’•
•
*.
*1*
l>*i'1
*
breath,
the
bundles
tied
with
handkerchief
case
filled
'w
ith
'*
''
'■illmun.
George
ttvint.
Far
about the failing eyesight nor the
Anyhow, it is pleasing- to note
i 1 * gii-oid ae* nrdiitg *• v*iu" by [ ("mm, u-J.....
i”iibhsd li
tu lle .. proily hand made handkerchiefs.
" " " ' Harriett, Ulmer Cb'llaud. L. Thrasher. M i- lo '-igi A 1 **!
glasses lie sometimes remembers thut, in the midst of al! this un- fluffy bows of orchid
Mi
U .t.aic a t ie mi c lin g wa . iiiuii.'iieun i' '■ ' that t,
I
to wear. Instead, he says Ids health rertalnty, one promise is held out. which alternated with low mounds . Following tH«* awarding of *llie B 1V * lelurtd, Hnyuioiid liailet, les. Ml**. G I' B H " p . Mr .
'i
rue*I
i v'i'i • Mr**, l-rntl M a il.i
*'i I noikii.tr op' 1 ■**• fintixul
llnaise,
Mr
>
.
liar*'
I;
I
"
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*.
'
C. A. Anderson J r . a.i I
is excellent, which indicates that Our John will aerept tin1 Sept, i*f frngant violets on which gay prixis, the card tallies were spreajl.j
V
.
oil
t
i
l
l
, up .* 'nu 11 r 1 I Cln n t - 1 Ailiuns. M;
' 1 'ill1 i i;., .pi Hat 1- 1 *.
1H
he must have forgotten those date, " i f offered." Suppose Tex cohocd
luiiifrflios
flu tte r’d, with endiroiilered covers and re- V 1 Sidney J . N’ix.
<1 llion-dii t *
s-ssKma
b.ypW «*»iwa i
luibkr ami *M.i.*,J ie*ii>**^ r . AJ.IU'jt.'.
glasses again, and observes; with ihjujjii'
I’iaced
at
intervuU
.
down
the*
fieshmenV
sif
nincapule
mal
'll*'
^
(,*./ .Sv. in 1.1I.. 1 . I i' # liitn,
"Il >? A* * *
l *t -V- fL
cntheiirn! cimoli-s ttfso tied witn , u-nrors,
.
cntlicilriil
. birkioi
<:hliul
M:imtI fa s F i r s t M eetiiu r ----------------------— — -— r-------------------- :-----------•
‘ orchid tulle. The
I he unique placiv1
plnruj wiches.
wichett, and
nml coffee wen*
were served bv
by
^
-----------------------1cards were brilliant liued butter- Hu. Incites* imsistcii by her mother
II"' E sther Metlingcr I ’iirie of
flii'S mounted
on orchid and Mis. J . K Lylejj and Mrs. John
M’omnn’s Misiiioimry Society ol
aininged mi tall wiles mi tin* I,vies On the pletes were cimniiig it
Fir*l Methodfst Church hold
nr
backs of I ho chairs At two o'clock favoiX of miiiintuie brides in full *i it lit ! meeting * f the year with
a delicious six .-otirse luncheon biidal attire.
I Al - M. K, Baiite-, :.* claiiniiaa,
was si*rv* *1.
For ibis oreasion. Miss Hand ... Monday aft*'iuoon. The ilevnFollowing Inncllenn. the guest,- Won* a uiiMt hemming frock of Mi - ,) *■* *. a e, in ctiarge of Mi *.
In-piiind to the caril loom for tin* Nile grei'ii tuffettn made .bouffant |I a Legi'lte, operuii (be meeting.
lim in g
'"!! yen*; called ami four new
■games
of Inidge.
Here
to**, with basque'waist and trim ming- i I
*'i
Iy'i*ri*
ad
id.
<*f
soft
i
ream
late.
n.
the suggestions* of spring won*
Hy Davis J . Walsh
J
T-------Gursts * njoving this delightful
'
E Mi Kay wa- appointed
ill n i cd
out.
Numerous
bug.International News Service
ol i Iiaicni
tiitiin i in and
ami AirMrs ,1 E.
rouiol w n a tlis of violotft **a winch social *'oiirt**sy were Miss Marion :l
n *ta r. i i- l t r a - ii> e i
NEW flOHK, Fch. |.l—Thev n i
rn
*
A
pairi'ts
with
Inighi
echoed llaiul. All s Bath Hand. Mrs. \V. 1
F B B R U A K V 1:»*1S INC’L l SIN K
lli o aiqitoit' t i l . ■ f !■
Men, to b, having a very novel * t a i l
l O U m a n i e i U S pltmingi per**hed, weie si. qicii'lctl It. Mays, Mi s. Kai l Fi l i u l t . M n •■eiciit n*i i hiiirnicn: ,*s I!*Mis-, Lov** Turner, Mrs. II. W n l^ >
from
tin*
ii'ilings.
l*Ia**e*I
about
t!»*
time of it us the improvement of
* *
M.i r l)
lb •i* i
i
room weie tall winker
basket* line Sipple • f Savannah, (in., Mis
the btyvHl of horses is in-mg eurM ‘ I la I .■ c an. ’ I
\
fill«*il with m l flowers. The bridge AH i In* J j c i riyventher of Chicago. *4
riCd forwunl with its cuatomnry
M
Mi
I'lildi*
i
t
.
.
1
1
III
:
Miss
Nome
Williaius.
Mis
1
f ll lC A G O , Keb. I ' , (I V S)
|n*lu*ils weie topped with cluster\ I |C* I , l i*
zest dawn nt tl...... Id fair grounds Finns for 11 iiatoiiuit ;i nml 1111 j of violets ami tin- tallie
ai ,
w 1- Ne|| M iHiums, M i s. Bov G. Wit ]L
1 ’ll I * II. ’
I- *,! M.
in New Otieuns. It appeurs Hint Imselmll t■mrtuiiiniit l>> si tool Inti- also m 01 chnl ati,I vi* *!ct. I >i .11th Bam
AH
flrnat M'i! on. Mi
loll,
♦ t . 1(1 t \pClP
fa- at lag tin- 111II0 went M*
Mr is ■ Mom ll.iyyiitd. Mis,* Sion Mart*
the improvement him been noted gii-nlei till crest to Aiioiu
Voire, Ml
!
1Jl» III III-*.
En i n by, Mi - I’c r tic Lee Hid1, yj t..
AH I la - id I '.ild
in hoiaas that might have been most yoi ite pusiinic, win bi'im l"’i - t,in 1 I',-i I, in
,iii, S u jit. *ii'
i
1
Al K*t/',- Mis-, Emily Itiitey, .Mrs. .1 , I
CXprcLcd to impmve like \e>tei . ed fodav 111 1to* offices "f 1 0111 - well ami Mi
( hinhii’ser
* li.. *. Mi s* I'illllCeS DtlH"U. Al.
D.ivi - >11.
day’s Ctibhagc i/nd men than il nil.sii.iiei beoesiiw M lamd- .
■r;
yyci * * p.u i
W eigh t
d i -s Fern Waul, Mi*s Noli Pitst*in
A l l i-i 1 In- foui 1Ii roan,I of pit*
Tin pi«,p>,-.-it l inoi-y wdl li.iV;
wasn’t observulih* until a fter tini* i*j .
i Ilo - j
ii *
ami
Mr*
W.
II
Bawlin'
horses liiol left the po**t, which Hie barking
. -*
III,III
Mill" gie-sIVe liinb'e II I I III t>U played,
* eh I.
S i \ \ \ I'I Ivl II s i . i i i : d h i m : \ k f \ s t
so le - yyt Ce 1 * Taleil ned tic- pfl/c
If.
w11 pt'00 iset] yiis appruximately too bile
fm .1 L* ai* lo
,w. I ■
"1 ip!icd w o it , 1- - ■
S liifil
•if
II
-,->
Mi
<
■
W
l*ailiv\
gent lo do any tiling iilemi mu • lerduy 111 ! . *’|nog '' 1lie ,olvi
l"l 1 he hip bt | -. *
aim till' t he
7 ."'Wl i V P i A It •■■ul
I’I -flj.thing. •
\\ it limit I he
.bib mein Im i , :i • p i*n
1.11 f it* u ,i - t h< pilrsl id Mr- l M,
k -t
" I y 1 i+O*li i I III l i e Ilf IIIIlf
I1
1 1 ll iOIll.i"
l-h ■ - k
t tl"
bl tdg* ; ik
V\ji I;m i
al
la consequence, the li.iys b:o •- 1"limn , ".ni 1 <lig.iiil 7.e*l b.-iseliiil qllct of violet yy.1 .m a n b .l Ml
i. R
ICitid
Tl
1
ft,
11
l."ing ^ lo 7 «hi
Hot"!
1
r
taken to tin* n-fugi*
the pet- il wa up 1, ed* w'lillld l.io i
Hi •liiii"* i. F liaioi
while AH
\! ‘iji.* lt« iHt it) veil at l In
M
c\
i
•
V
\
1
'
'
"
f
ill"
i
III
*
|jik«* by iln* Sin in!. 1Mpit rl 1
fei t lad)'. They havi* been walk mg I'I *ip* I It .00 t.. till 4*VI *-ll t o* s ’. ' f lied M I-* • , 1 1 y\lilt
I! ’ lie h-w i.
n it ) it
otil d .* 'iu . ii Al s*
k
p. \
win i f \ vi' imi A
home (10111 this buggy 1 ole. then 1100
i*sl * i " i i u:i* giv,
i*u o|’ehi«l im i t «.f 1hi* VVoiuhi Ts
a* He
■ . f Mi -. .1 I t ..ui i
-c”,
honor still their own, lull then
lumdl.i
n
ioef
Mi
I
.
i'i.*
,t
Alttla.it
tonsil I II*
leieim c wait 1"in
Ul*'.' I '•■
■ . A . i-inn
looney voiiiubody **Im*’>.
VP,
poiuls ;nel
MIISslOMOl Llllldc w1 1 * I’i . i.i.-iit yyho c"l ■■•! tin most
A
I
*
In. ' i l be Inisiio
in i
!*S
Before mmi- ot them want tIn- I .** Bin nurd "I tin'
tj,
i
*
1
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I
.ililollg
It"
Vtsllols,
y
y
;i
Y111**1 Iran
k -’V
ing dclipt 1111 i e fix-shmen* - i - *
other liny, they staged what
s I ,c;ii*in-, unit |l;m ■
a
lovely
slmiil J, ,
•Wei's "1 111111:i t1 pie-enli il
Mdlillg ol
.............. . il pin and i '
kiinyvq' .jv.s a
"dellioiistrution,'’
llouqai | , I y Inlet . Wlllle II mil
lip-ill*, yyI... r* pi * nied I In* Amu
I ol Hllll op* IIIIIIT of ii retail lot' fee yyitli whipped iteatii. a loit
whii*|iHntitis to gutlu-r under the
solaiii.ii
pi ie. , ,i d.iioiy i.t. ltc!
a an l egion
•>ill In- stiipeil I. ■MI rioyv by 1111 va!i n111, * 11 * usrti a * a l *y -■i
echoiisMM Ifha Bronx ehei*r. Tin*
biilltlkely hiet w* ol t*» Ml
1 m k,
-f
X, 111a|■i,I,* * |i*!Om 1 V at .'Hit I'll* well* l l l e . l Iiy 1 111* <'hairi.ltlll itThe
plan
m
lit:
lie*
was K'V(!l yiHtli ii fight good will
* fiver- \ye)e I’tld 1*0* 1 7 *' alitl
by .ip . *' <’ \|. i r ii
foiineily
oi rio-icil si
for tbr.-f*yJuy win* had, ill II nil* country wdi l>. ,|n idi d inti tin Ha* guest list im bi.li'il a large F o 1 Street,
ie
m t..*.- r a ! :eliding l :
I
i*ri"li*
,
K
r.
II.
I
!u-t.
I.’ur
1
1
1
bv
the
Hiidsoiig
Ice
<‘learn
maieiil of abstract mu, mnimitti d
IONA lll(A M )
I M U . S U l K V ' S (Hi
puny, according In an tinnonm-i - splcm! i a. i l n g wi >e Me'daim
the oversight >*f fun,-long fourth 1 bt Me t I .tell 1.0. will be dive! I miiobi i of - ut of liny n |o**qde
IM'.M.N
o
h
SKI.|
HISINI;
I
\
Bop,
i
,
did.a
lloiutdcv
,
11
A
l
( . 0 1 , 1) M K 1 IA I.
uieii
l
I
inlay
ed
and
bn
id
lummy
yyd!
be
stag
m a tom horse race mi an otJiEs Mi*' Nobli K. King of l * ‘i -bing
I* I.H . H A G .
liu- si to i* tm arnlci gone i lo in- Di'gli-i. I oil. Talbot I ,1 . L i -mi
•-ii fuv ■«fl#*" The hoys simply wore cd lo «•< loot Hn Hi"' ilianiplnu*
a bit irked and out of patienci1 I’hc* -1.111■ i'liiiiilpi*iii*i yyit! then i tin* gu**st of AH- I, (Ilia l imey lions and lu-yy- lixturvM laivi iiern ler, * M Mi ke . 1 ’ E. U instead
ami was aiii.oig the out *>f town imitalli d. Tin- opening ha , burn W. !' I i ,1 , I 'l l I I get'e, B I
with the situation. A favorite down flush m regiou.it . ompetiiion
I.' L i t . HAG
\1•v W htddnii. Z I!
* i*i *i - Ji.4vy
•1*1 for I n'clnil.
there apparently
is soiiietliing
Tin nix Eastern di titets will puesls attending tin bridge liineli
q
ei.o.
Tiles.la
the
llo
lil
Fni
re
y
l
j.
Ilii
ksiiti.
l
,
K
i
oi-a,
la
milking
its
him
In
tin
i
lull
II
i'
b
I.
that finishes last, tho- giving you figlil mil tin- me- l oo ol snptcni
Lake,
gi
vi
n
by
l
be
Nirlul
llep.ll
l
11 iide, I lie iionpany plans t din. A Mm *. w. W I! Kdi lil li lil. .1 I
a break, lie luightli'l Imu* tinj.-b-, »* > 10 tin 11 t e m t . o y as will tln-’ 1 U L H A G
iitbaii* fdm e.fin-- nt I'i on .
li e I ■m i . Il 1 .. Slonln-lser, I' C *M
rd at.^wljj J*'UU know.
j four Western dM iot.s, Filially tin* mem ol tin* M "ooia's Club
i
ream
flee
la
the
hohiCroi
v.
M
F.
Bailies
W.
II
Ibo.n
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>
- - id
Even a marksman
like Frank two surviving teams, one from the
I'I.AN'k CITY
S a r la r o ig »tii*i*ts i nui-niis w hieL yvil! iqipeur t t los and i w * vmitor-, Airs, G. B. Elh"H
Moore, tin* man who says he took East ami tin* other from tin* West,
i i i i i i v s k o s k -p a i .k
iiftcrinnll'n editiun of Tin* II laid. nil.. All .
.1. I'nlyM"
I
lingers Hornsby’s word lor $‘. il.* will com. logi-lln i m a five gam. in bii iil Ik*t ry vald i iiiiqilelt'd.
nail, hasn't been able to beat tic* "world s e n e s" f.n t|»- i-lialiipioii
game, an*iin|mg to all uicmints. sbqi of tin* country,
Moore was said to have been all.
iif flh.nOa in the b a n e ! si ft.
I l l I IMMISE CO M il
the cm ly *!uys i*I ib* Miniin^ Ltif
« VMI’ HKI-I/S I’OKIv \ M )
wtiii
m a single <l.iv an i
i;
M A M FO B EFT . N. C.. I .
then tail'd it a rnhte>t« Anyhmv,
1 1 \ S I tlm nli hi it y c t t In*
NA
he I;- untiei si i.rnj 11» Imvr fidiicn! M iiki- k'oivst co.odi was till* i iil:,in. t
his Funis uthil fu rthru tuitiee,
,-f much '-peculation today f* Mow
TUv mnlaat'holy data act riling ing Hit- i I'sigtiati-ui of Jam es Huhl
f ruin ..tiling weeks of
no lag at yyin a * 1. mi vmodi and aliilctii
I O N A I’T I . I , P A C K
the fair grounds ini'liiilex the fid- •Itit i‘t
Uun v Bab, iihnr-l as
low'ing; it ut ii nialter of tvyi-nly- ■istioit i -ach at Louisiana Stale, Y
odiln.on fWvmritex ih*i r beuti-n in iitiri C !'• .Inlin.n i i , lxi*ii11 couoli iii
I'd races’, that thiity eight even Clarki-oil Cnllepe, I'olxilltlll, \. A
money i lu.a es met the same lute, liotli f *f met Wu.ii' Forest aihletethat
i*li veg**did»l -"ii
fuvuritea were bring menliencil in t 'liner
all n * wei*" iiTile to vvta and that, I loll wit Ii I lie vacancy .
at ore stage of tin* pi "re e lin g -.
MVCII l l l i i s m e
f It VIf 1llt'S lost.
BONING BILL VOTED
Mi me of which hud
been backed
l'eb. 11
down us far as I t
T BEN TON, N J . . Feb.
B tlie i tel v as oai
.if
then,*, l INS I New .lei sey may no lungL u ck j
— Old Gold - C a m e l —
lie \y;m tile -land-mil of Ills fnvid el be o game jueserve iu which
P e r l a t Im,
( IB Mis' p k g s . )
lail aft*',' tlie u n c btarlcd, the ring champion- find
sanctuary.
t rouble was Hail he htoml out h i The New Jersey S ta te Assembly!'
fat* hrbhnJ. .Fjfo iiuiiil.i war anuthui has passed by the overwhelming t
I O N A T K N D K I t . ( I '[’
who looked like the old dividends vote iii t:! to I. a bill pcnultting I
until ll came fur the pay off, fiftccn-nuinil boxing contests to a! J
which wan made in I'uruvian hunt.- decision I'he bill now goes to the *■**
rhirntnulH. P-cckuhbo also
failed Senate.
nmpuioenUHy when backed iliiW'il!
■M EN ’S S H IR T S
^
Mtiny mure Hems* not
Remember these
harbelow even money.
U|l ALS BECOBD
BOK AR S U P R E M E
with
collars
attached.
<£■
Other notable bctiuyerx of pubmentioned in (his spju-i^ Guaranteed fast colors y I
gains are for Friday and
lie
eonfiilenre
)vere
Almudcl,1 NEW Y o K K , Feb. I t — ( I N S ) —
plaids and stripes
p
William I'enti, Nur’eanter, Algol,i Foiir-fiftltx of a M-coml wus all
for $1.00
Saturday only.
Taiixlaluot. Under I ’mi-r, Hilly, that HtotuL' today between Lloyd
Noi All Sizes
'
CulberUon, No Begrels, I’entbom ||u|m and lo» fifth world record,
aiq). Scotland Forever.' The lift At the Elkr inleireholaatic "m eet
even In longer than that hut why last night, the great
American
*ui tnlri the agony? It i» no wonder middle dnduhce luuner ulmost
Ibxt the mustfx lull out to tell u equalled tin muik of 2 : 4 3 3 - 5
jockey about it in a. nlrictly in- made by Jimmy ("onnolly five
foithAl~way. •
'y e a rs ago for two tliirde of a
.
--------------------------- Hull*. Sh o rn Muxlin of Stuyvobont
Opp. Post Office
F. II. Rohhins Prop.
B^A’.VT / T T Y — Naw filling «lu- High School cleared b f#et 2 Incht u n at r o h ir r '/ .f Y.'cat Bcynoldc *.• in the high jump, u*new indoor
:oi*l North Whiulci S tre e t opened iccyiil ho Atoeiican uchuulboyt*.
for hui>it»c»b,
Rumor O f His Retirement
From The Squared Arena
,
1 r*kn-ary.
Annual
Favorites At New Orleans
Race Track A re Becoming
Famous For Arriving Late
Great
P0|- A ll AlliateUrS
i l
• • Iv
1
Values!
F o u n d e r’s
B a s e b a l l Leaders
M
9 \
Offering
W eek
Si^nilicanl ol’ Values to bo had in A c't I* Stores IOVKUY DA
Ilijjfh (Quality and Low Trices plus ( ’ourteous Service a st
ini' Fxamplc of whal \ & I* has lo offer Fvery l)a>.
SWIFT'S I'ltFMII M
Hams
\\Tram*
per
1
per
Seminole (V eamery To
Open A Retail Store
»
l
| il
• i li I
lb.
5
ib.
ba i
ii11Tui: i»r c; r 11>n^<>n’
FLOUR
30c
59c
$1.17
25c
49 >95c -IUM1A,:
t
vY
'Yt
?
Y
YY
Y
Y
Y
Y
1
Peaches,
DRESSES!
A lovely collection of fashion’s favorite froths. Satins, Satin
faced cantons, Crepe de chines and Georgetttps. 'To he placed
^
on special sale.
and one more for an extra
1
’Tomatoes,
00
Strike
Beans,
OCTAGON
£
The
nq.
2
CIGARETTES
Y
Y
Y
3
cans
Special—This Week Only
COFFEE
Y
2 1 > ca n s
can s
t
fY
N o.
Beans,
Friday and Saturday Only
$
2
Super-Suds
TMI
Chesterfield
S ld i
3
In
No. 2 cans
1-lb
tin
pkg.
�/
•• ■
* ■:
Tvx
- V . ' > v
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■ •* •■ "
JTHE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY IB, 1018;’
"
AD. RATES
in
VlLI h# reee,T*?
, r J
co llecto r
w
stw
> « l
line
_ _ Be ■ tine
...... 7c a line
PURINA Chows, Seeds, Lime,
Hay, Farmer's Supplies. Bau
man Bros., 212 First St,
F o r Q uick C om e-Backs
10-A — P o u ltr y A nd EgffS
I Weeks old ehix 40c each.
11
weeks oldThrp-8Sc-ench.~0-mr>r
old leghorn l ’uilets $2.00 cadi.
1J. T. Tiller, Pnolo, Kt. A.
O ur Lost and F ound ads will find
on r e q o e c u
rates
are
/or
!.»««■
lilni
C in t
is
,1
re stricte d
W 'm a d ^ T h e
San-
J v ill b e r e s p o n s i b l e
L, In c o r r e c t i n s e r t i o n ,
f o r for s u b s e q u e n t
|The o f f i c e s h o i i l d b e
L r J i a t e l y in c a s e o f
B A BY
chicks.
Tancretl
strain
White
leghorns,
$11.75 per
100; Rhode Island Reds. fid . per
,100. Circular on request. Guy L,
Rlnckbum, Ellenton, ,*?. (’.
almost anything you lose, except
sleep. Y o u can’t help losing things
once in a while, but you don’t need
WE specialize in Rhode Island
Rod chicks.
Trnpneated and
Standard brrd stock. $17. per 100.
Oiinmin Hatchery, Orlando, Fla.
10-A P o u ltry and E r r s
to let them stay lost very long— not
while these little ads can bring
FRESH cjiRs, Baby chicks, and
Hatching
eggs.
Caekleberry
Farm. I-akc Mary.
them back to you!
n-»^l I.
I - ■--- . .
I,
_-T(DVEHTISERP
CHICKS—Selected stock, deliver
i!J
re p rese n tativ e
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
fam iliar w i t h r a t e s
$58.
Heavy mixed 100, |L
ria *iificn lio n
w ill
Hard
Rocks
and R. I. Reds,
rt m pletc I n f o r m a t i o n ,
$15. 500, $70. Ph. 278', Emerson
2G— M isc e lla n e o u s F o r S a l e
[wish, t h e y w i l l
1‘.‘ — Houses F o r Rale
Mine y o u r w a n t ad Hatchery, 11rooksvillo, Fla.
FOR SSA
ALLEE—
—A
A going
going business in
Nothing.
more e f f e c t i v e .
I 0 - B P lants and Flowers
W ILL SACRIFICE MY TWELVE i h" u,i of cit>* ,UK,-00 hiTHOUSAND
FIV
E
HUNDRED
v‘‘**‘
ment
>"u
tn"
'
u'!U'
nctmenis
TOMATO Plants for sale: Three DOLLAR EQUITY IN ONE o f , '-very thirty days. Apply at News
BARGAIN
million Mnrglohe with n nail
knirr. We give service. bend rust proof record. Ready now SANFORD’S B E ST HOMES. THE . Slnml* nu,,k
Iilmrtto Burlier Shop
until March first, $2.50 prr M, BODWELI. PLACE IN D REA M -i -------------------- : _____ _____ ______
Clennable
cash with order. .1. R. Davis, For1 WOLl), WHICH IS MORE THAN FOR SA L K -L eonard
||S<; I - o n e 's P u r e P o r k
HALF J ’AID FOR: COMPLETElUfrigerntor. 5» lb. Capacity.
Myers,
Fla.
lOfl I'al r.ii’ t t o A v e .
LY FURNISHED, STEAM HEAT Phone 1D5,
AND EVERYTHING; FOR A ___________ _____________________
your
"Boggnnvecd
Seed".
Place
|nd Found order before the supply of good LINCOLN OR CADILLAC SE- (JOAT FOR SA L E : 30 foot bridge
jS v 1
2D7, Monticello, Florida.
IN VALUE
T I L NOON THURSDAY ONLY.
SPEAK
NOW OH gtJREVER
HOLD YOUR P E A C E - APPLY
TO
OWNER
ON
PREM ISES
CORNER BRIER C LIFF AVE.,
AND OSCEOLA DRIVE, DREAMWOLD OR S E E ME, E. It. EI.Y
AT BODWELI, REALTY CO..
F IR S T STREET.
llnunl U fa Bond, one PETUN IA and snap dragon plants
f auliii 1.eturn to Sitofor sale. Phone Ii03-.l.
I , j Supply t'o. Reward.
SE E D Potntoes Red Bliss Muino
(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $0.00
lo b iltt
Spaulding Rose No. 4 (Certified)
150 lb.‘ sacks $0.00 Cash with all
iMjncr.
»rs ami G r a h a m t r u c k s , orders. United Produce Co,
1355
filth Street. Phone 3. Beaver St. West. Jacksonville,
20— Farm s For Sale
11 CGV.'AN <*0. Auto Fin.
}d shift metal works. FOR S A L E —Citrus nursery stock
Avenue. Phone 7 lit-W.
on Rough Lemon Root. Quality
and varieties guaranteed. TJel, my
fORB BUICK CO.
prices before you buy. F. Burnett.
Magn olia A . c .
Waverly, Florida.
Iw.ie o';7
T'LOKIDA
BROWN
non-blight,
good eating Pyiir: Stuart Pe
}ha AmPhone 137. cans, Jupun Persimmons, Plums. 57 1-2 Acres Celery land located
Prunes, $1.00 to $0.00 per dozen,
on Pineway Drive: Cnod flowing
Service
delivered. \\i..c us. Reeve Nurs wells: 25 m res tiled and in celery:
12 acres cleared anil in cultivation;
> im-tt- ery, Cottage Hill, 1*1*1.
hrl would l ' t * '
20 1-2 nctes rough. This is one of
fet In Ci- itu* a gentry 12 WANTED
the best farms in the Celery delta.
|ntni sti Rub ltd Supply
All
I tki I 4 , 1 ,.t I •fritrer- HOOD used sewing machine. Must Will sell at ii Ival sacrifice.
. n e e d in g
hire Vt, ■.
he cheap. Slate price and make. equipment amounting to around
$0,501). goes with the farm. Will
I I II, . IB -liiui m l or Box
I , Sanford.
Term.-,. II.
idle- I lm\ r it in n e w
si* 11 for *25,(0)0 00
R o o m s W ith ou t Hoard M. Iturnliley, Box
T elep lio n e
ill 1 r M-. 14—
lUO-J. Sanford
,i'
I..i
your
One bedroom, 111 Park Av.*.
\I:M O S S
lr,| A u t o m o b i l e C o .
reasonable. P. O. Box DIM.
f "v jn
PENN LEADS
.........
FOR SALK: $1500.1)0 vvorlh fur
nishings and lease on 42 room
hotel. Furnished. |/>w rent J . A.
Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
2 7 — Mom*v
I run
THREE, five, or ten year loam
will be considered
oil
first
mortgages, imnmved ciiy proper
ty. nl H per cen' interest. See
Rhodes I ichtiarl. Phot e 8H2-J.
P o litica l
A nnouncem ent
vi %vi: m :\ i t o i i
it ni|i«r .lu • ,in ii cum!ItlUi 1»'
ll! v* .If i Sin.KiH fr.uti
H i, a;m S* U.O'H ‘ I .11st r l c l ciHH
lit » \uni ('tiii'i
i m s e i l >,|
r|i
I >f i irn ci it lie*
I It H Mill I«
i Jum* H
ith, i v
iH i r i E i n i *
i i>••• t ii tinut i it ii**
I f i l . ’. l .
hi in! t r o t ttt t ii»*tt vi lli k I
l
•I..I.J
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nil
I h il l a*•i l l '
iuifiii.
xl.Ki ( »\»
Ht*r >.tl|*11'"I
(I t*
5 I til
1*1
lii*
null Hull Ii-14. It! *
.
illU>ti
*.
re t!iiclltfl*
•'!
<1tn .i (Inti, 1 Hid.
;* I Jtamncrii*'
j.
I'A U H cH lI
ru n r m n j riir«K
.r ium n v i n ) c u ru lJth ii
1 h*
( he
CJif I let* of
f u r r« * I t i **ii
("till tj 11 J udu V »ll :»**III lit* it’ f.'oimi >
Hnml.i mi ifj« cl . the* w i l l o f ( h «
•* •af
H«i?»l!nolr
I i r i i i m T i i ll f
Vo'
HnuiiH. III lie I ». in*u i ii t Ir Hi I m u r y
t-|* i*f !«|||| («■ ll** I - ,*1 J nii*- Df li, ll'JJt
SII.VlUhN
.1 \S
ru n
t i\
n i M . i ' i r r o R f7 "
t \v|ihVi i *i ii nmmim c f Ik*I I uin
cjujdld.it«• l*»i i»* clccllnn 1«> ill*
Celery Market
Bureau of Agricultural Econo
mics co-npcr siting with
the
Florida State Bureau of Mar
kets.— IP. K. Corbin, T-ocal
Represent slit i*.
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■Church Into Movie [After Long Battlfc" *v
COLD
. f i l i c v o t e r s In I In- l * v m »
P r i m a r v t o b e l i e l .l o n J u n e
V h
i n it
I'llU
m tf'
*2.75-3.00.
M icb b in d -'r--.
Miami Beach Will
.
Tier tllllt 1 ,1111 . Offer Largest Sum
i -r i .............. Ion t o i h .it
**in
i»> » nunIt*wh>u»*i I r*•
,
t- i j*** t lii 11*i* f\* For G o l f Tourney
lO ifN
\ i i i i :ii - o r
I ill '.T t .
*1,*• * v.'■!.
m j : in* : ii
x r.M iM H .i
t'** HU Htr I VI1I*»
II <1 v 1* tu* hi Id «*11 *1»»Ii1
I
MIAMI H E ACM, Ilu. Feb. 15.
*■
— (IN S )—II.* largest |«*i >>f gold
, eve, offered in a golf tourimmenl,
m
\ ssi:*im iii
.101)011 ii • no cu n,1 let iti■ ‘ tile $15.00.) cash piJ/.’ s of the fust
I.-*- t,l T.,\ Assi a',,,1 e
annual Miami Bench l agime Open
. i,iif \ t M iiti je et
to
ll*
iiii.-i.
in
l li*
J ut: ’ iTouitn*) Mur. is, P.i and 20, today
|hail be .tun t>> nttr.'nt the big niun
•l
•■•h i t n:\THN
'e y gob* is of the country
ru n si i* i:iiix T i.x iir.v r u p
i*. in.ii iNs'viu r n o x
Tin rich pot, tin. ,-rw rit’<*n Gy
I Ml,, n , ,,l„l|,|.lle |M|- re-clecll*>ll
tin- wmlei
In 11 Mill,',, Ml eU|M-l'lnlelulelll of blisir • s , \ i Oliver
, o s l , o, 11Mi,
lor
S e m i n o l e colony, uii'bnimg t aid ti
1 t-h, ,
lUlllIl
(to III,I M U ! , , 1 l,i t l . f llellilM-r a l l , '
buililei ol the Imbanat oils Moloi
I I Mil
l)|, I ■>rI t *c |,1 I f II 0
in iii
|ll ,*CI ,1 »
Speedway, bud Uit ly been anT W I WtT"N
loitineed, before li e
, n t i o s ot
Gene S tru/a'ti, .!■>, s Hot hin-oii,
i on siiK iiirr
I h c i r U ) ii nfnm ri M . i»t>M*!r n * >%
Willie Klein. Alev A\|,,n :i11■I Ma,
■ ii i’t l d u l *
I mi H h . u r r o i M i n i m .
L**»nnly- ha I* j» c t
in
th** n c i U t i i
Diilaild Smith hud (■ a mi m '
ilu* i »«*in *•r.*tic |»rIm«4i> Hi n* Tin' big tout nev " i I be pi a,, id w '
tn d .I In tl'**
i»nrt o f Jtiv«* H - J l
\ ri v I**r*li* cllv« l>
the new IjlgolVe <’"ur
|liiit\
j;
l:
i n i a i »Y
six lodes of qmiltl'vnlg round nnd
lodes o | champion-liip
r o i l t i l ni% «n ( iit« i i r r m ht M'Vinly
I WIH11 l . .i nm i un> * Uni I I n in ■» play
•nlUI.lt* 1 ,1 |r-l*|H’t|iiIt 1 " tin* ol
i** I ll f i l l *
|1 .* Ol 4 U I I
John till*" i l.iigoiee, u>>o, mle
V. li "I'M|Id,I
1 Hi-ill 11n•|*'
etlilm of tin’ National Geographic
II of III*
i«>( In <li*
I'lllllinU* •’
il n \ **t •I
Magu/lne, for whom the l.agone
I ' l i ilia t '
11 i h*» !»» (ii•
( 'o tU 's c W a s l i u l l i e d , U l l l li i u ll l 'e d lie
J m m C*t •),
r■ fi 11# b«* I
w o u l d give an u n u s u a l t r o p h y f o r
V K n •i•«;i . \SH
th e
best
a m ateu r
itio llo f tile
m . u t \oi.i:
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Sav o y -P Im a
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or-
•In it a : s. Champion Ziparkers; 8 :Id SvKnt't i 1 on--lei's; 0 . Rear Ad
m il’ll I’hn '. u Dinner: 1 0 : 311. Uu
■lio E .mbs; It . Slnml - r imisie.
BADLY RUN-DOWN
122 3, Will! N'eWail.Ttll: 2, Sun
•a flies) r a .
ii 15 . (
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lien m .
o i l ll, t n i ’i 7 . I o n i m o d n i e
S pi < IP ‘
, n. e t i d d r * : s , : ,- - - t o n s t ' b i l l i e s ; 8 : 3 0 , t
S A S.' Play ei
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l I :05
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I’lioioigraph
III, <' • h m t h ' a
hi
1 lour:
1 1 :3 0 ,
tin :
Kentucky Woman Had “Terribla
Time" Doing Her Home Work.
Strength Returned After
She Took Cardui.
Rhf.fiyvillr, Ky.—"Sovernl y e a r s
ago," Hay* Mrs. Alven Jesse, of tide
place, "tny health was very bad. I
wns very much run-down. I was in
M>
such a weak, nervous condition that
I wnu not nblu tu do my housework.
"I nl niggled to keep up, becauie I
had to. but many n time I epent
Imurs in bed, trying to force enough
strung Ih tu go through the daily
routine.
i ' l l . 1.1
"This condition went on for aomo
I U lllen t.tl
time, until l heard about GarduL
ai, n \\ i )|: which some one told mu was good
a n d 1 ••v I ".
for such ailments. 1 gave it an im
' I i l b i d c l l d i i a , mediate trial, and, I ain thankful to
any, my improvement was rnpid. 1
m u I ii i r a ;
i i s. I ; n iil soon was able Ic do my housework
with iitse and comfort. 1 full line
• bi. trim: and 1 looked so much better.
II III . l o III,
'Tin:-, upmii; I was not ns well ne
1 had lie,>u. I was ill in th« winter
luo r It.
with colds, which I, IT me wenlt. So
lu"i*P I sent at once to i be store fur Cardui
and Ix-gnn taking it. In just a little
while 1 was feeling muili better, my
strength returned and I was able to
gel tny work done easier nnd with
less oftort."
Al uli drug slirea.
K C -lfs
I
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in
IIisto ry :
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PA G E F I V B
MOSCOW, IVb. l l .— a tw’lWeitncsriaj i t ctiruary 15.
mi.nths* battle among the 0,000
Fifty-eight ears- Were shipped
tl-Oo Kol- •r Hour; Orchestra
inhabitants of the town of MoyPolitical A n n o u n c e m e n t s
r rut Vocal -WUlt WCAU W E ask, near Mosarv, over the ques
front Sanford Section yesterday
AN WMAK W JAS WAIL* DCr u n s i i i : iu k i
tion of renTodelmg^the one an-1
tnd 1 1 fron) the MnnnUfi Si>ctioii
I nm- :t csthilldstta for Itir office
I l l ’ WNAC. V.’ FHh WCAf) W.\-- mrlv i %:;r;h ililo n movie shcsiv an<T t- i
of Sheriff and will appreciate sup making the Florida ttjtnl 72 ca r.'.'
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tbt.itu- has finally loon decided
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port in tbe . l i m e Primary.
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in.-.ihe Until• (hmimunistic spirit!.*.
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n m ri.K uii s e T im r i n f n r ‘Calilornia which . UvxAkght—thC ' &** TKV'nime IS
W E A F W. •-h- ■ftre- .-rmnrorttst village coon*
cm n r
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E E l WTIC V. I \\i U T \C WC- ! eil. .Tie.- church must go. Thu.« . .
t t o u c h y a a in, pin',- my candidacy
win insist mi attigiding *crv|i.-»s
ttjs
f o r tli,* ti f f i , . , . o f c l e r k o f l .u - Cir viously reported
were shipped s i i t v n c w c i : w c a e w t a m
c u i t C o u rt : l l P j l l t to tl-c w ill
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tan Journey to the next town
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th e X oters a t t'.e tic r n „ ,T u tlr prtI five mill s, off.
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100
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ago
Moynslr
has
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Rear Adnahal ('* i I* lonkett
I l.er-iliy ar.iiouncc my candidacy Waycross, It Potomac Yards, I
•Vn
|-on.j- two public
buildings, the
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for re-elect inti to the office of sher
iff ot' Seltllc.l,. Couaty subject r.) Florence, -1 Chicago, 3 Jersey City, *• 0 : 3 0 - ( b x d r i c h I L ' t i r ; O r c l r e s .
chilli li mu! a school house which
•a.
■Iw a c t i o n
of
th *
\oM-rs In t h "
was use used as an auditorium.'
Demoi-rutlr tuimary to to- held next .1 New York, 2 .Montreal, ami 1 i r a a n d Q . i u r i e t W E \ F W E E I
Juu,
1 will iippreclnir your each Savannah. Detroit, Peters W T I C W . I A R W T A C V V C S I I I After the lied revolution thy*
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r e s t e c t f ully
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school house combined a theater
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burg, Louisville, Toronto. Boston.
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movie
palnce.
the
first
one
W T A M W W J W S AI W C N 'W H Charleston, W. Va.; Belle Fon
r u n M iiK iiirr
the
town ever had.
Several
A S ’ W SM W SI!
t lim-b)' on Poo Me m> ciunlUJttey taine O., Cincinnati, Decatur, M
months
ago, ' however, sehoul
1 0 : 0 0 - C diim h iti P h o n o g r iin h
f o r ttu- o f f i c e o l v.a, rlt ( o t
mlr>; - "Albany. Baltimore and Canton. .
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o l e County x u l j j e c t tu t h e v- *11 <•!
, hoard members complained ‘tihat
H o u r : M n >iiil P r o m m i
W O lt
Thirty three cars passed Polot h e v o t e r s u t i In* J u n e I ' n m u r y .
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mar Yurds and Cincinnati during
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the education of the young add
the last 24 hours on- their way to
r m i ri.iiH K i n u i i r e o r i l r
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urged that the theatre he moved
I li» r•••> aiuio'iiB P i»i> cutulhhiO their final destinations: 2 Altoona.
f o r tin*
o f f i •.*
u f i l*?rk, n f iIn*
1 0 :3 0
N o li T m l-C ra n d O p e ia :
Into the church
“because the
2
Baftimote,
3
Boston,
l
Buffalo,
Oil***ii it i'mu-1, tn* ijurt
ill in uclioM
E rn m tii
W E A K A VT1C
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i hunch was empty most of the
I h r v *•t * i f * t
J u n o I ' r i n i u r y . 1 Cleveland, 1 Ft. Wayne 2 New
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lime anyway."
nik, 7 Philadelphia, 2 Pittsburth.
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7 New York, 1 Scranton, I Toron
n m
i *i m v t . v n t o i i i t r i T i M i
W C I!.\ rn m \ i:v
to, I Washington, 1 Wilkes Barn
I tu r» I » a i m o u i i c o m v c{iutNtlr«r>
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Williamsport.
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<»f
I ' u u i i t ' I ' l i ' mu ui I in# .Mtorn»*>
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The'demand for celery on tile V\ KDNKSD n
FHIIRU VRY 15 •
Jtti t ft* Hi.
Will mf. (Ill* Vlll, fT'P* lit
f, o. b. basis was good yesterday.
I hi* I ►
»;>i>n r.iUi |trint;)r> mu .lurp*
liM,5 M E A T New York. «M0: 2
I 'l he general market was steady Varied T<\l i m e . , 2 : 3 d. Maim* Memthe feeling war- orial Ci-lelo y‘»*■mi
TO Till: \ori:uf* oi «ii:tn\oi.i*. ' at -$1.7o, but
Wine gar** orenough stronger that a few cars •In -tiii; ll. Wald i f Astoria o*- l
So-call^ "com*
nit \ T l.
I \\i*k1% to iitiiirmicr ttint l nm n of fancy stoi k were sold as high
ition" cold* ore
rln-stia: 7 .
‘ling grn- ' ocviciss;
ritittliilnli' !**r r*
»*tlon lo 1h•• of*,
daTirercu«.Gri,*p«
fir** *l H|*nfii\ i ‘i.iiniilHsloii'f fri'rii|^^ SLAMI,
7:3(1, Noe r un : s _ Croat M ouents)
or Flu miy re ,t
DUinei Nm I, Mihjeet Ip-(lie .1e-(, Telegrapllie
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indicates
that
the
cel
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*Sr»t •• I
-ii i t ■inni <
Ipari-i Trouha- , promptly. IHI.I.'S Casenra-Brom'uUMh,
\
cry market is steady in that city than - ; :i .lii, 1'iioilrieh Ibitir: 10:30, Quinine tablets Me
Mcp a co)d inline day.
iim s t k s s t k c .i . i ;.
, The supplies are heavy and the Nil ion d Crae | Opera; 11:30, llnl Drive out lhe (snsona. Play aafel Insist
in IUl.L'S,*in lit* red bu;:. 30 cents
ui'-* num
sr.u iM
ii r: deinui
d amw,
slow.
Florida
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sellin g
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FOR SA LE -(fund Ford Delivery ill).
truck. $5.0(1. 25 Foot Motor Ilont
almost new.
Make me an offer. i o
J . A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
IIHi dl
A p a rtm en t F o r Gent
Intel i,,r Dee- 1 5 —
* .i .nulde. Phone
NICE 2 room aparlrnenl in new
(>rt W.
\ lldv. i
home. Convenient. Cheap. 2 ti '
I'ulnu-tto.
.V,| ..I V 111t li money
furnished apart
I thing new by use of T H R E E room
meal.
Private enlranee.
2D
f V a i m - l i , I .a. pier and
,d l.y •inloid Paint & French Ave.
i, I Stuart, Mgr. ROOMS: Furnished m unfurnish
ri
hi
ed. Oarage. Cheap. Mrs. Rivers,
I ,n ms. (i roves, 8 I 1 Elm Ave.
•r
i'KW YORK, Feb. 14— J N S ) Tho Penn basketball team today
holds undisputed possession of
first place in the Eastern lntercollcgintc Basketball League. The
Quakers .stamped the last place
10— Livestock
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SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 14. 1928 -
l~‘~—
A ssociation
U rg es
H e flin ’s C an didacy
E or U ^ P r e s id e n c y
WASIUNOTON, Feb. 14—
(IN S )—The Nationnl
Funtlnmental
Protestant
Chrintiuu
AitBociation today circulated n
pamphlet nmunir Senators and
Representatives
ben ring the
slogan of “ Sennlnr Heflin for
President and Mabel Wnlker
WIMebrandt for Vice Presi
dent.” “ They do not choose to
run but \vc ire .toing to draft
them ,1 the Mrcu.ur
declared.
Senator Iloflin, (()) o f Ala.,
said he hud never heard o f the
organization but added: “ They
show they arc intelligent and
patriotic by endorsing the fight
I am making hero.” Heflin \v»<
first mentioned ns u Prcsidetttinl ckUilidate in a Senate, detor Moses (II) o f New Hampbate sonic time ago, when Senashire, facetiously
urged
the
Democrats to adopt a slogan
of “ Houston, Heflin and Har
mony."
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LINDBERGH TO Cruiser B u rn ing Program HOOVER ENTRY HickmanWill
WilFBe Given fir st Place
Under Compromise Plans CAUSES STIR For Cruel
R WASHINGTON Of Marion
WASHINGTON. Feb. 14. (IN S' -i-ricot tijK.n the authorization oT
’ —President ('oolfage nnd his ttnv-'25 light cruisers nt n east of $16,nl ndvisc'rs tite wiling to accept a ! 009,900 each. He is still for the full
Clyde Cam pbell
kludge T rabu cco P
Forty Thousand YoungstersOf coraproaiise hi the 'big navy" light. |ir, grain, but places cruiser build- Cabinet Candidate Leaves On
Fishing Trip A fter Making
St. Ixtuis Will Witness Idol in which aY-rui-cr luilding program ' ing before thu construction of tlio
jnfessesToMurder
e s Sentence A n d
Announcement That Caused
O f Am era: an Toiith Put On will be given first pince/acconllhfr |mine destroyer leaders, 515 submnrto iitformau'on phcod before thi me- mid live aircraft enrriers pro'Spouse A s Resultj
term ines A pril
Considerable 1 Speculation
Aerial Exhibition Over CItv 1louse Naval Affrirs OoUUnittr. ’ posed t»y Wilbur.
.
SfDeath A greem en t
A
s D ay O f Ex*
niiTuy.
•
i Another com jimmisc movement,
Flood
H
ero
To
R
ely
Tbc attitude of tlx* PiVsidont w;u . led by Hep. Duller (It) of Penn‘ Lone E agle’ Arrives
given to the roinmi too aftey menu-1-ylvanin nnd Hep. Vinson (D ) of j
Upon M any Friends
On T im e From Cuba licrs hud told tilth that thcr$ vtn Georgia, lurmbrrs of the commitPreacher Who Revealed Con
little hope tif t*«* rntiro $740,000. tee, would make .American propos*
•Approaching PolilT&tl Con-i fession O f Pretty Girl T o
Has Completed Goodwill Hop 000 Wilbur pr< urutn being adopted Inis at the recent Geneva Conference
test Finds Authorities Did The Slaying Of Her Father
.
j
a Hnndard for a new building proOf Approximately ii Thous by Congress.
_icial D ifficu lties
Answers Critics Of Action
vided On Outcome OfFight
The Navy lkimrtnicnt. It Wit-!grunt. This calls for 12 to 15 crufsR efu ses T o Show E iw
and Miles Since Departure
fRaid, Is insistii g that the “ ayes-of. , r<.
)eclared Cause O f
WENTWORTH,
N.
C.,.Feb.
14
tion W h en Juc
WASHINGTON Feb. N - ( I N S )
‘ the navy”—«rt:i-t-rs and aifplunt1 ! Hep. flritteu (H) oT Illinois, the
, 'ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Fell. It <|\I>)
iir Strange P a ct
arc the most important confddcra-1“ big navy" lender, reversed bis —Herbert Hoover went fishing to — (IN S)—“ I have squared my
Clares Punishm ent
Colonol ( hurlcs A. Lindbergh, tli*» tion in any plan >>f naval exfjinsioii. j tuition somewhat today, nnnounc- day—for fish — leaving behind self with God and my country.”
?W YORK. Feb. 14—
idol of American youth, wn* to This view was .'inphusized $y See-1mg after a visit ut the White Houto him more political excitement'nnd This today was tho answer hurlod
COURTRQOM, Los AnRC--,i
by Rev. Thomas F. Parduc, Evan
t ) _ “ l killed her. She
flage a one-man aerial parade t.i- rctary of the Navy Wilbur; in hi.- that he would support the Prcst- speculation than Washington has
gelist, to criticH who condemned lea,
Feb. ’ 14— (IN S )—-W II-.
Indianapolis
speech
lost!
night,
dint'.--compromise
plan.
Under-this
dny for tho edification of to.ooo
L I war* pointf to do it. I
seen since Galvin Coolidgo said him for “ turning up" Mrs. Alma
Ham
Edward Hickman, was
President
Coolidgc’s
view
*fas
ejearrangement
no'time
limit
is
set
school
children.
.
he didn’t choose to run.
Led to kill myself, too.
Hetty Gatlin, 19 year old beauty
plained to the ..-nunittee by Rap, t for completion of thu now ship*
aentenced
today to nay witliS?
Thin
gesture,
incidentally,
was
to
‘
I
will
make
no
personal'
cam
[was fully awake. We join contest winner, on trinl for* her
hut it is cotitemplHtivI to have them
l be the modest young aviator's o f Darrow (K) of IV-nnsylvanii.
his
life
on
the rfaltowa for
1, a short prayer. 1 pen I
paign,” said the cabinet candi life here.
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The President is said to bo l|i- . Ltiilt within eight years.
ficial greeting to the "home fylks
date, relative to the buttle bo has
tho kidnaping and ihurdcr.fr1
tk her over the head
“
If
I
hadn’t
given
the
confes
o f St. Louis," following Ips dramat
accepted for Ohio's 51 delegatoj,
a hammer. I walked to
Marion Parker. Friday W
sion to the authorities, I myself o f
ic non-slop flight from Havana,
nnd he suited the action •
the in la|cr years when the crime be Apr. 27, 1928 was set aa tho
blow. I was goin g tq
’ ubo, and
,,f
Cuba,
nnd the completion <
>f .me
one of IJ I I N I f | A (
wgrdcs by departing for a vn.un* Ull l ^
lo a t •
[
tWm-trlp -fouth'wdM;.
'\
V8n 5_ . «
1
! held ns an accessory,
the
hiitory
t.|
Mi-ainvliih'.
with
his
1‘ivsidentinl
JUCulty o f death,” Judge
these wolds, Cecil Clyde
onco
raving
revivalist.
Lindltergh swooped down from tnJP\/f|, - tV C lT .
Icandidacy at last in the open, the
co told Hickman in announcing h«
♦II. forty-three, it former DoCottes Submits Statements ! heavy *ky hero last evening Just ns:
A
contest
ovor
tho
admissability
n A f f n r ¥» r « /i i i l l r r n
r l i r r v n secretary will rely wholly upon his
major, confeitBed in Philntestimony involving tho sancti liad found him guilty o f murder
F o r S8..-.-0.50 A n d o ff « * M ».k » „ «u N n n «
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p|R
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H
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RECEIVES
F A V O R j friends and managers to map out of
li», where he is under -arrest
ty
of relationship between priest in tho first degree. Judge Trobuc,RebaterExpenses Represent
I
tli«
plan
of
the
Ohio
campaign,
that it wa« lie " ’ho beat
—or evangelist—and penitent is co sentenced Hickman to life Im
Three Recent Transactions compensate for the w/ining dayupon which so much rests. The
*ilc, ..Mary l.ylo MocLenn
expected
when a jury is chosen to prisonment at San Quentin Peni
light. He had been in the at. "I*- Clarence Smith Scleiied T i Montana Senator's Plan For next thirty days w iir see the
Iphtll, to death in room 1108
try Mrs. Gatlin on a first degree tentiary for his conviction on the Hills aggregating $8.:i70.r>0. re p -1proximntcly sixteen hours,
Make Changes At I fic e Of
l . S. Senate’s Investigation state, long and political cockpit clturgo o f slaying her 50 year old kidnaping charge, tho first count
1 Grand Hotel, Broadway and resenting legal expenses incurred i Titus, in a blaze of glory, the
$ 8 ,0 9 8 ; Injured Firdman Is
Of Power Companies Seems of the country, over run with father, T. Smith Potty, with an in the indictment.
|y.First Street. New York by the City Commission in three I '(»“ ""'»*
umbassudor of
"'ow* umuui-snuor
oi American
Awarded D a m a g es Of $5011
Hickman stretched to the full
To lie Gaining Supporters Hoover agents.
a week uko yesterday/
axe.
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goodwill, coinniPtcu,
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completed, with ihe
the cli'iin.
clean-.I
holght
o f his five feet four inches
Seldom
has
any
approaching
Important
.,.n
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The prosecution announced it
npbell. a toll, powerful man
cut precision of his New York -to 1
to th.
political contest found the so-call would put the evangelist on the when ordersd to stand before thu n
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VSIIIKGTON.
1YI>.
II.
UNSI
[» reit.lv Miiile, declared that cntcfl by City Attorney George A. Ihui.H flight, a tour o f fifteen im -. .
,
. .
„
bsr.
He
never
an
much
os
flicked
•
.
ed
authorities
so
divided
in
opin
DcCottes
to
the'bourd
at
its
meet
l
i
e
Walsh
proposal
for
a
senastand,
probably
ntt
it
first
wit
mi hi.- v.ifi stayed nt the
lions and dependencies in Central !•*» department home on l ulmetto
ion as in the Hoovcr-Wlllis battle ness. The defense promised to .-on- an eyelash whilu Judge T n b u cco.v .'j
lint. I -, vend days nil the ing\Monday afternoon. This figure |||1(| s „ uth Amcrll.n
Avenue will get under vay with- tori.-d investigation of the so-called
■o*. , I
meted out hla fatal Judgement.
in Ohio, which will lie decided on*
“
pow.-rMfust"
appeared
to
be
gt.in
dinu--iin: his finnncinl dif- nrlt n'^Mhn'rdLv'Vtu’.riu-v^Tmscir
the testimony.
Silu'° lcl‘ivink' Washington. Dee. m t|K. ntxt few duys.ae ording t-> mg supporters today following the Apr. 24, Willis undeniably - y..-,1tent
«
"And
may
tho
Lord
have
meruy
..................* arrest wus based
|t‘n«, and finally agreeing t<> action of the W
>
• • );ti lltl |,jK ,.pi)fhnl non-ktop flight ilin announcement toduy follow inj,
»».• 1 * j
organization
|^ th(J ovnnRCn9f H sutement that upon your soul," Jodgo Trabu**Icnxing a net balance of $8,470 50 ]
Mexko c ,
IJnilbci.Kh h„ ,
_
* i j
revelation that the federal statutes tmU the Hepuldiean
.
. . .
our live-."
a
\
action
the
City
Cominissior
a
action
(i|
((]|,
|
.-0,|
e|.a|
Trade
Com-Jin
Ohio,
and
that
fact
makes
tho
co
said,
concluded
in
tune*
which
r|oW||
ximall.|y y,000 miles.
■he confcsM-il the patricide uftcr
tbc looked tip into niY .eyes which the Commission approved.
resounded through the littl* court M l
Monday in awarding U > contract ml . l41|1 1MII^,„K «ui-h an innuirv. J practical politicians of the hardattending one of bis revival mcclIn addition the Commission *H ' ....
i lnilri,
tlmn ti third
•roiliii -jn-t before I stru ck ;
. . ............
........ of
. . the
..... distance
...... .....
fill
$8,008.
room as h*> pasted sentence.
to
Clarence
Smith
for
$8,098.
^.ptc.-cntaiives
)>f
,,ul,|,i
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•
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type
favor
l.ts
changes.
On
ings near hen*. Investigation led
h, il.ihired. He m .-.j hi^niked by Mr. DcCottes to okey a nroUn,j the world. And all of thi
Hickman
was
remanded
to
un: w’hieli
The tliree-storv stnjc urts
which
,|,t v im .ic-t- affected sought t o ' ' 1” ' " lh,‘r
11 ,M
,,y to tin* finding of the axe-hacked
ling adnii-sions eagerly.
A •bill for ?76l), representing f*'*' I without a single mishap. The entire
i epurtment ,|t-r,.„t the r* solution, sponsored by ) keen politicians that there is a liody of Petty, who had been niias Sheriff William T. Traeger, wlvr
hnur? het-iic la- had taken months' salary for rtstU-nograpli^cr. |^.jp WMB mmi,. jn his fuinous trims- bus lioo cd the fire <
was instructed to taka ffleknuy.
glouml-KWell for Hoover in • tinv
was rrcing. for a year, buried in the
c - Senator Thomas J. Walsh (D) of
in s rciivul hymn'dervlco and who has been in Utt'chdance nt thi Atlantic plane, “ tin- Spirit of St. tot a AuniKwr of yeurs wns
to San Quentin Penitentiary *
state, which while not now su ap
un
bnsement of the Petty home.
contly condemned ns [being
.Montana. •»> recommending that
|hear.) a M-rmon on “ those who meotinga during that period.” t Louis.”
execution. Three armed
parent, will be Kufflciunt by Apr.
. ty th> -word shall perish by
Owing to inclement weather, less i .iufo for iwcupnlion. Under
'J**' iqyiiii;y he referred to t|gwkcd- 2V’ to1’ surprise the organization
Religious bodje* lnjthls wrw^jnn ■tasked IHckth
The Qjty Attorney^ discount of
iTwom." Hr’ was VnptuTcu-“In bills was commended by each of the tlmn 1,000 persons were on hand In cut plans the third sl«|ry will be eral inmc (.ommission. \\nLh up- leaders.
have gona on record ns being ap- room through a rear door to
♦1 operate. >y the Voliintcora i rommisaionera, who voiced the be- weleome Lindbergh nt Lambert Iremoved and the walls reinforced pnuntl.v -piked this plan by pointA great deal depends, most poli posed to the ovongelist’s action, “ death cell” in th« Jail two floor'
\D1flI. :. II. was penniless amt - l|t.f that the action was especially Field. It wus just u year ago that 11„ curry theii present /loud. The l"K .<ii that the organic law, which ticians agree, upon thi- tactics ami while others, Including his own abovo.
lonofol “ Hciiio.rM-,'*
e." he "M'l, ■praiseworthy in.view o f the crump- Lindy,"checked out" of the muil (Htructuie. »ver 10 years old ar.d;‘ " ! •■I tin- i ontiiiUsinn forbade it strategy of the next two months. congregation to u man, supported
A (loath watch lias been posted
Iman'- ci.-alc-t |uirugrativo." ‘it.j condition of the City's finances. service here in order to prepare fo r ,|im. nf
llty*8 landmarks, will, niakmg any investigations except Upon once thing, and virtually him.
over the doomed youth. Today’ .', •'
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thosi
tom
bing
-m
violations
ot
the
Ihrvc »tii.. "\vivc-"of Campliell
Selection of a jury to try tho proceeding* consumed; leas thu*.
The lulls represented services in his New York to Paris flight. Many . [)avi. par of its foundations io.
onl\ one hting. all aro agreed—
tinti lin t law souclit I.) New York detoe- 1unmeet Ion with the floating <>f two of tiis old buddies wore on Imnd to;.
girl
defendant wus nturted today thirty minutes. After being takt V
that
it
will
he
oil*'
of
tho
most
.
....... and I rr measures will he
built
Pin- Wal.-It ic-'diltlon would all •peetaculnr pre-coo vent ion fights from u special venire of 20Q, or out of tho courtroom, lllcknin i - ;i fr
Th.- dctcciive- were suitl to bond issues, one for $t,‘.i't,tUMl in a grei-t ,nun.
taken i, ii.vtnv its sntctv
thou/, an investigation into ill.
dered following the arraignment was brought hack and posed wit.. J
IsveMigatiug if any .................
o f the trio
After the usual round of backin recent history
........... ......
un and another of
interior will undergo ••** j f jnunt iwl holdings of electnc pow
tlx-sa,,.. fate i*
^.* Marie Lyk*’ rufu,M 'nV
,
,
. , . slapping nnd handshaking, Lindfor
nowayai*-,- *
Having accepted the chullengo yesterday. Presentation o f testi his attorneys
M 55,000 for street paving bonds.,
...................
aim atoms and the lieiit
,-onipnnies. the leluti n between
♦an. I-.i in. i Mo-ton r e a l
mony was not expected to com photographers. He smiled as J* < •
revent
!
birgb
went
directly
to
the
home
ot
............
thrown
rtmvr,
*
*
n
spectacularly
hy
t cWrk, vi, i in, of the “ hum m er "H '1 ■•'•w1 "ssista n cc iin
'*
Harry French Knight, the ntun who U-ntiuun n il be enlarged t<> fa.il- their capital investment.* nnd the Willis, the Hoover niuiiitgcrs cun mence until tomorrow. More than stood betwoen his youthful law
frinp ‘ i♦• a Nrvk Ym k hotel. suit brS'Ughl by fivi taxpuv el's backed his
Icans-Atlantic Imp. itutc tho pissagy of fire tiuikr.. rates rhaiged t«>r pow r. and the da nothing else but v » into thu 125 witnesses have b*»en summon yers beforo tho bench vacated by
p wer eomp- state vvitli all the guns in their ed. it was loumcd.
•rding i ' Philadelphia polire. seeking to enjoin the t'ity fi nn Lindbergh spent tlm night there ill The hccuiii floor will l»e repaired, |>,,|iticul activities
Judge Trubucco.
spNT
Ii-sm-,1 to thu brutal payment of certain e Iniin.- "I" tl>ei ijiiiet seclusion.
rvplualercd and urrunged us liv-j allies. A> a result. Wul-I |,'i lured arsenal. Having luol tbc challenge
Whon Judge Trabucco called i *
ict of Mai n .
The city was f» be given an «>p- jtl|, (|UHrtcis for the firemen. Mt would take an uet <«i(..ingress, accepted, the Willi* machine in
Hutton Uonstrurlinn Company.
tho case of Hickman, defenv*
Maul. j".ii th,- three other
counsel. Richard Cantillon asked
Mr. DeCotlea’ statement f *r the pot (unity to add its pluudits to when eomjleted the building will amending the law that created tliu| Ohio must win if it is to survive
who it is believed were taxpayers’ suit was for $51 i.2f* ] those f the rest of the world late be 111 corn!tion to serve a* a tire I itlrnil Trinl** CuiniiiinKiuiL
permission to sutmtitute tho word
with any semblance o f prestige.
thotize Mnl> an inquiry by the *"iitrird to tin funner army muj“ illegally” wherever tho word
Anything like a smashing defeat
while for handling the legal phase today. The flyer will take o ff from house for a number of years, it
niitosion.
|tr posed as Ins wives, was
L-imbcrt Field ut 2:15 P. M., and i
__
“
legally’ ’ appeared in tho motto;,
o f the 8156,000 bond issue lie put
aid.
'I'hetv were indications the res fur Hoover would he well-nigh
aftei information regard*
will fly nvet St. Ixiuis. Then, fol- ' ‘‘.J. "•
for nsw trial. The request wa *
disastrous
to
his
candidacy,
Commission
uuthoiued
olution would be voted upon late
•mpt ill’-, past was furnish- in a claim of tF1.GIH.47 v illi a dis
...low ing the liver’s course, he will;
1 11
granted.
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payment of $500 to C. J. <'hum this afternoon nnd there wu- a would dispel, ns in olio breath,
a
.Mrs. t'nriieliu Campbell of count of 81.000. making
Cantillon then
submitted tbo
.
' fly low. while the chool children of
the
eluims
of
Ins
managers
that
LONDON,
Fob.,
14
(IN
S)—Thu
►i. Maine.
j KU84.47.
, ____ _ The fact that the Uity ‘‘'J* j\h0 city, with small Amorican flags bler, fireman, who was injured growing feeling that the Senate in “ in is thi* choice of the people, if
Karl of Oxford and Asquith’s con gumsnt. Chief defease couneel
several months ugo in a mishap quiry would he authorized.
('liinphcll asserted th a t'her since decided not to sell the liaiula wave a welcome from the levee.
nut
of
the
politicians."
By
the
dition
remain unchanged early to motion for a new trial without arTin- sentiment represented a
*r.d wbile superintendent of w a s given as a reason for tho disLindbergh said the flight from ihu' oreoled when he swerved the
same token, anything approaching day, according to his • physicians, j Jerome Walsh then interposed a
iMiini- Mate Reformatory u t1count. The expense for the reftind- Huvuna to Ml. Isruis wus without |fm - truck to miss a passing ped- change, as last week it was free!) u decisive victory would so cii.., j
.crioutly ill - t hi.
1 " . '“ Z S J ’ U S S Z S :
IS
had a wcmuit with him1|nR issue was placed lit 80.IC8.78 imident. “ I stuck to my course CBt,jan. The award was made in predicted in the Senate cloakrooms liunce his prestige ns a candidate euuntry estate, Thu Wharf. His "Denied," was Judge .Trabucco’*
that
the
resolution
would
be
d.
feutpond a* |,is sister. South with „ rcl,nte*nf $2,000. The City steadily and sighted the Missiasip- consideration of a release from
torso
ruling.
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Iut* to that it might result in u bund- comlitimt wu« so grave that it was
Following tho denial o f a new
ii'sbleuts knew her ns I Attorney’s itemized accounts were pi River ubout 80 miles below St. J f | m l , e r |j„bility on the part of
W
a
l"''.
M
ul'/w
.il
IvX
n’il » » « » » .... .
of ..«Uo»-w.d« feared he would not live through trial, Walsh entered an objection
l.yle Meljiia."
Iamis." he said. "1 followed the riv- the city.
be lrres- th*. night.
.. ,|ns follows:
I * 1* Famphell told New 1 ork
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er north •'» the Missouri River,•cirFollowing
a request by tho to niiikc 11««* desired itapiirt
Great Britain's former pietniei*' to Judge Trabucco’■ jurisdietio.i
*tiv« that *h„ traced Iter
R*: **>9.1.000 City of Sanford is eled St. (’hnrles, Mo., and came in
to pass Judgment upon Hickman.
Any
candidate
who
cun
go
into
i> suffering from an acute attack
management of the Hotel horrent
,
nd ilurir.g mv y,.Ur« of their funding bonds:
to the flying field from the west."
a state so thuruughly organized ut pharyngitis. He was uncon The objection was denied. Judge
Lake,
the
Commission
authorized
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Cl.All
A
liori, prior to her divorce
Lindbergh said .heavy Weather
AutJioriziitil'n. negotiation ami
politically us Ohio und defeat the scious throughout most uf tho Trgbucco then railed upon Dis
* ' *n'l s:d«| that apparently sale o f $510,000 in bonds of the prevailed most of the way and that the isunnee of courtesy cards en
|| I organization
leadership cannot night. After an all-night vigil, trict Attorney Asa Kcyea to priHOLLYWOOD, fnl
l "h* least Ihreo other vv,v- ubove issue
85.100.00 visibility was "very low". He flew titling bearers to free use of tho
a,
tlt8s
,
have
his
strength
any longer l*riri»ess Bibcxco, Anthony v^Afi- sent the stato’a. evidence to aid Id
I • .*
—Clara lluw idm
* tvsidi'- Marie posing ns his Fee of Caldwell and Huyr ft
s;*
straight for Key West, he said, nnd municipal go'f links fm one >1*y.
toduv'doubted—that,
at
least,
is the way quitli, Lady Oxford, and other determining the degree o f punish* ^
hit
’mill
ITM.
The
curd*
will
be
iliatributi
*
1
by
was improving
j , he Washingotn r.iil-birda aro arnient. .
then followed the West Coast of
I ‘ nurnd on sale and delivmembers of tlm family were Htlll
' “ 'lo ,
751.08 Floridu to Cedar'Key where he took |„eal hosti Irles to winter visit* rt. from the cffeols of un
County Autopsy Surgeon Dr. A
| epy of $510,000 in bonds
ut
the sinking lord's .bedside..
for
appendicitis,
uttcmluots
at
St-1
uum^.
25(1.20
F. Wagner was called to tell or
The City Nursery was ordnod
I Cost of Printing 510 bonds
u direct compass course to St.
The Willis jH*uple, meanwhile
Prlntesa IUbcsco, Lord Asquith's his autopsy upon the Parker giri.
leaseil t*> Mr. Sunmtershleld for Vincent'S
J '^ L r c not idle. If Hbovor due. not
j Cost of validation proceed
laiui*.
daughter, und wife o f (he former Hickman, still wearing hia nattv
recovery
ts
exp.vte.t
"«th...
t*
^
repl>.
Senator
Huruh's
211.50
ivntal
five years at u monthly
ings
Roumaninn minister to the Uni(cd blue suit and arith hla curly black
(Continued on Pugo Sixi
Certified copy validation
we*8*.
^ i prohibition <questionnaire, Willis
Slates, said brokenly today; “ I. hair thickly greased, sat unmoved
:i8.t)0
proceedings
- |j, going to make u s|*eecb in Ohio
am afraid there is no hope."
dur|pg the legal skirmishes to
! calling attention to Hoover's silAfter a visit to Lord Asquith at savo him from the gibbet.
Total
1 " "
*6.108.78
enre on tliis moot subject.
p A. M. today, his physicians an
jJ'AfilUNGTON, Fob. 1 4 -T h e
Hr listened attentively while
nounced thot the patient’s condi Dr. Wagner told how little Mar.
roal industry, faced 'w ith Discount allowance on ac
count
o
f
fee
2,090.00
J. finaheial losse, is begintion wus hopeless and that noth ion hsl been put to death. Het
• (luict economic reorganizuing further could bo done.
man Cline, ehiaf o f th* Is>a Ange
$4,168.78
Net Hulanro
Roy G. Williams, acting chief of
«tp<.ri- reached Washington
Members of the family gather ls* detectives followed Dr. WagGus
('.
Edwards
of
Oilaiulo,
tj.
Inlund
waterway enthusiast*
Itolice for the past htreo months
* * today that sonie of tho
ed ut the lord’s bedside then, were t.er on the stand.
Ke: $165,000 City of Sanford 6 became the permanant head o f the representing Seminole, (Mungo, Drcka, L. F. Chapman and E. L.
n* rompanics art* planning
awaiting the end. Sir Maurice
force Monday with hia reappoint \V>lusla and Brevard cuunfios Powe o f Del and, O. II- Baggett
.
M'rru.i consolidations
with 1-2 per cent street paving
IJenhum Caller, Lord ..squith’n
and
W.
B.
Kyaer
of
Mims
»nd
R.
_ triinits( with u view to elitnson-in-law, said: Lqrd Asquith is M rs. V&use’s B rother
bondsi-™000 ment by tin* City Commission. this nurrnlng attended u publU
HEBUN,
Feb.
14—
(IN
S)—
A
R- H«y*
105.22 Chief Williams' selection was the hearing conducted by Col. Hark W. Pearman, J. G. Hail,
c high-io.st mints and cur- Cost of .printing-bond*
constantly growing weaker. Tho
den, A. P. Connelly uml \\. A. $10,000,009 fortune Is at stake
D ead A t Orlando
last
o
f
the
departmental
appoint
Hrooke,
United
States
engineer*
at
Cost
o
f
photostatie
copies
I'rmlnctiwn.
•ml i» now only a qUctat'
upon
tlm
eventuality
of
Mme.
________
ments to l*c* made by the Comniis- the Chamber o f Commerce office*. Ginn of Sanford.
ordered through K . F..
"Product Inn is admittedly
firm*."
A report on thu survey of tho AnasUflla Tchaikovsky establish
nl
o
f
tho death o f her j
The
hearing
was
held
for
the
pur
sion.
_
.
.
.
.
!
L
to
i.^
to
.
J
.11.
I
v
a
n
a
l
m
m
I
White
uf the sorest’ ills uf the In
ing beyond dispute her cluint to
'brother, N. Rupert Bailey o f Or
The police chief wus for fiv5 pose o f # securing information Intervosstal waterway front Jack
st . " ''“pile the (1 months' C o,t validation proceed
be tho youngest dnughtcr o f tho Seven Cases Hfe&rd
lando, was received here yester
yean head of the local department, necessary for the preparation of sonville to Miami was submittal
> 'tucks now nhme ground
ings
late Czar of Russia, it was re
to
Congress
in
December,
19J*1
day br Mrs. Flynn Yauae. Mr.
winning
considerable
praise
in
reea report 'o n tho preliminuo ''**
"bout 50.000,900 tone, with
In
M
unicipal
C
ourt
vealed
In
the
libel
auit
of
the
$ 1,648.4 7 (ignition of bis record as un gn- amination of a chunncl from >ho The survey covered two route*
Ballay died early yesterday tnorn ...
Total
W r s , !,
p ro d u c tio n .
running
JuVksutiville. Newspaper Norhtausgabe against
Ing at the home of his inot)
furccinent officer. He wus autn: St. John* Ritter at Sanford
tha from Titusville to chunncl from \tho Tae'gilsclu* Rundschau which
“ irately 1.000,000 tons »w- fyiacount allowance on ac
.Seven minor coses were on the
One included » enuitnn *
i !••**
" 7 T j'.T.
inkrily dlaml»*c<l **m th n e other Indian River at Tituaville.
count o f fee due to fact
JJurmal, H>e price o f soft
Municipal Court docket Monday following nn Illness o f 10 day*. ''
TituavUI,
Hunfonl.
*
*
~
.
.
*
/
members
o
f
th«
depfUtment
In
th*
thut'
City
has
since
decid
A number o f bualnesa inch ad
W ..E . White
nstrihar. , Mrs. E. C. Hailay
•he mines .1* tho b/west
ed nut to mrgotiuU the
- * • am iy tall..
tho gathaiinr ariTp
total o f
Mr*.
the a n ra g e • hut
temporary chief was made Decern- od inimirti,n,
,iufn in COm
lempornO'
sale o f above described
u n d e s tiv a te d I
w h * n b o d ie d .
intportunt dutn
* b ! j y ? L U . U 1I U t o n , e o p i pared
1.9O0.W1 her 16. .
j
R e s id e s h la m o t h e r , M r.
A
>
,
,
bonds
wRh
present
freight
fct»
>,M r b e f o r e . T h e p r e s . Action o f
the Coniuiiasioiptrs the river and what
„ . „ r _ _ J .............. v. . P P B i
______________arsed with viu-.J- wrvivod by threp sistoW, >
r n i , - a v e r a g e (s Mimnt * 1 .7 6
$('*84.47 yesterday Was received with much pccted us a result o f the runs''act Augqstinv.
nee
, „
tho i ‘*v*ky If sW fan legally prove «he>|atjon
the through street opdl,-! F®«k*U, Mrs, Yuaae and j
k L. Woodruff «t »l 'er- j favor and .the pyllc* official wus ion of the* proposed waterway.
Cuitgnrss. * ^ M
l
U
. , i ; is Grand Ducbesae Annbla*in. nance, had his ease continued while 1G. Johnson Jr. of. Itotrolt «
the recipient o f warm rongratula______ charged
___ __ wi|h
P IP the
rharl** A.,
I youngest daughter uf the Czar, (),* R. Clause,
* brothers,
------------inued on page four)
Width, dopth an<L location of ‘ h" construction of «•»'
N> '" ^ " K N D VOTKD
vtofts front act*res ot friends.
mi
mu
«»
ffvn»H,
forfeited
a
bond
o
f.
Ballsy
of
Pelatka.
rhunnel was given mlich con'kler|AfUr\ ) 0,tK‘ K' b- 1 4 --U N 8 )—
No announcement wu** forthcom
onklns.
sjreed-,
vice*
t ' «f^
con'
i
"lain
at
Kkuterinbi*rg,
Siberia,
„
„
jiq
l
vi
Jenkins.
For
»|ierd-,
vices
were
held thia
ation,
and
most
o
f
the
talk"
t'ns
*Pf4 *'f 14 years, stockMKLBOUUN& 2 1*** mile
ing as to any changes in tho dc*
]#;<G.
;. W.
w. Kirkland .1 o’clock at the t
of the New York; New
*
of th e'(nK.
hi, uutomnbile.
W.
eject a*
re»|»eft to ll“ '
.
wheq
the other members »'f
Ing iyi#
iiutt>mj)blto,
In Interest at the . project
as * ‘Ic*
,lc*
l^ing built eonneettng Mclboorncrtnteiif and It was Intimated that
*era) home.
mvaporiatiuRri
whkh »vu>
, j Ruzslnp ituyal Family . perishr i^
u fine nt $5.
• “ rifonl Company will jijfilm M M highway with poultry
affairs will In? conducted In vi lopmcnt o f water transpm
rated
$19
for
tr-rr:
it
*sent
w.r#;
since
adoption
of
,h“
*
*
V
a*
hand*
of
Soviet
soldier*,1
J.
E.
TjitdaU
esUraU-*
no,, - ‘ “ ’ b'dividend on thetr eftlony fu .- »uth.,
the anmu manner that they have In Aipong thrso ’ present
.
h. G em
Iwl.i.b may w*rr«i.t ti.. .Xj*-* , , unkcnnq.s J*nd ■
Mr.P R.
M M»»n*haU;
P .
INUiANT . .
.Senator
J.
J.
ParrUh.
r k l d i r e e t b r a uf the
lin*M
|I|*** a. I,, |t
a, . •
,
to j
J.tbe past. Chief Wlaianm was unorfeited br>nds o f |er road hetween
rqrr
Del un»l
(in iKft ,
liamock «iv*.t. I and Floyd UusUr forfeits
Olinstead,' It. K. L. Nlel
un>l . .itd i^ f’e **f fjHlertti
, f .v«»«rf trday to pay
LAKE
WORTH—
Florida
A'lrtcl*
j
able
to
be
at
his
desk
today.
U
m
t
,um« offense. Uaeth Gqunt^ liop
divjih.mi ,,f | i ; „ 6haie
fi*'- and
J. Ovrrstiect uf Titusville. " J1’ .
... ».
—
/*
“
"
■tion
o
f
Poat.naaters
W
h*M
anconfl.iad
«
S
hi*
home
on
^
UBti
ll/ k' R> holder/ o f record
.
' .
„ u .l . . . . . . . . Iwn..
.[-* —
'
,
■
' ‘
rve Failed Him
|At Last iMoment
EVANGELIST WILL
TESTIFY IN TRIAL
OF ALMA GATLIN
271
Youth Is Unmoved *
Throughout Triall
LEGAL EXPENSES
lOF CITY CUT BY
,VALSHPROPOSAL
m
m
i*
■1*
HI
Asquith’s Condition
Becomes Worse As
n Family Awaits End
J
iff Coal Industry
'Considering Plan
[or Reorganization
Williams Is Named
Permanent C h i e f Canal Enthusiasts Of Four Counties
Police Department Present At Hearing Held By Engineer
Big Fortune Hangs
On Id en tificatio n
Of Mme. Anastasia
E
Hs.
- h 'Lie
‘ ft
'-.to'*#
je\
I
�\
S'
r
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1928
IONDAY
P O U ltr i
11:30 Campus Scrcnader*.
468.6— WRC Waeliington, 640;. 5.
SANFpjtfP
Bob Fallon’s Orchestra; 6, Dinner
>r'. »h /
' RKAl
Music; 7:80, Roxy and His Gang;
r t
RurrsU o Agricultural Econo
Hundreds f,f
8:30, A. & P. Gypsies; 0:.'i0, General
mics ctr ipcrating with the
w ednes
bayI
SIiAY“
Motors Party.
Florida 1 tate Bureau of Mar
Southern
kets___ L E. Corbin,
m il a n e ^ 5
200.0— WWNC Asheville, 1010:
lA>ca1 Rcresentative
6:45,
Dinner
Music;
7:45,
Agricul
«:3(K-Bul»t (iardeneni; Light
Hanford Daily Herat,
10-A Poultry and E rrs
Forty tlree enrs o f celery were
Music: WJZ KD K A'W LW WH- ture Period.
475.0— WSB Atlantu, 030, Buist
Jliippetl I xim Sanfortl Saturujay, AH WMC WSB WBT.
FRESH c&gs, Baby chirks, and
Gardeners;
7, M ycr’s Orchestra;
and 12 fr nt the Manatee Section,
7:30—Roxy and His Gang:
JU T H lj
Hatching
eggs.
C&cklebcrry
7:30, Roxy and His Gungj'O.JIlvcrmnkjag
t
n
>
total
for
Florida
55
Adelaide
tic
L«»ca:
WJZ
WBAL
T a m a : Cash In Adfanca
Farm, Iaiko Mnry.
t ars. Thir y two cars were shipped WHAM KDKA KYW WRC W- side Hour; 0:30," General Motors
Party; 10:30, Timn to Retire Buys.
from the 'outhem District of Cali S.M WBT WSB KOA.
Telephone ada, will be received
213.8—WDOD Chattanooga, 12
CHICKS—Selected
stock,
deliver
fornia giving a U. S. total of 85.
8:30—A. & P. Gypsies; Indi
for patrona and collector aent
ed. W. leghorns 100, $12; 800,
Six cars font out front California
Immediately for payment.
ana Program: WEAK WEEI 30: 7, Around the Dial; 7:45, Var
'SAFE FORI
$58. Heavy mixed 100, $13.00,
1 Time ..-------------------10c a line
on Kunda
WTIC WJAR WCSH W L IT . ious Features; 8:30, Ensem ble;-0,
S T lroea-------------------«c a line
Ihtrd ltcrkiuninl-It.I.-R gdu, 100.
•■ The ~rm r* •■frmrr* Hanford- were n r it c -~ w m r — w c a e — w r o r T n ' . - =QurrI^stjmd.EaundadsjArilLiind-322.4t—WHAS Lo'uialille, 030:
« Tlm eo^izru^r----------Tt-*'Jlnc
Sll>. non, $701 Ph". 27B, Emerson
l.i’ letl to the following points: 13 WWJ WSAI WGN.
6:30, Buist Gardeners; 8:30, Studio
Time ratce on repeat.
Wnycrost,
11
Potontnc
Yards,
5
li:00—Musical
Album;
Popu
Hntchery, lirooksvillc, Kin. . almost anything you lose, except
Chicago, 2 enclt to Cincinnati, lar Clnssics: WOR WCAU W E Concert; 0, Riverside 'Hour; 0:30,
The reduced rntes are for
^
^
,
Newark, SVw York, and St. Ixntis, AN WMAK WJAS WAIU WG- General Motors Party.
consecutivo Inaertiona.
10-1} Plants and Flowers
330.0— WSM Nashville. 800: 7,
and ,1 aril Canton,
Florence, HP WNAC WFBL WCAO \yASix worda of average length,
sleep.
Y
o
u
can’t
help
losing
things
Theatre
Program: 7:30, Roxy nml
are counted n line.
'
Grand
Rspids,
Norfolk,
Philadel
DC WKRC.
FOR. -SALE—T clery jdahtiq SUk-IiHis
Gang;
0, Dinner Concert; 0:30,
Minimum charge of 80c for
0:30—General Motors Party:
phia, tirdl Wiliinmspott.
o ff Special. Phone 73*1. Rex
General Motors Party; 10:30, Frol
first insertion.
once
in
a
while,
but
you
don’t
need
Rosa
Raisa:
W
EAF
WEEI
WT
Packard.
The Slnford f. o. I>. market held
All advertising is restricted
ic.
IC WJAR WTAG WCSH WLIT
firm to Ithe end of the week at
to proper classification.
206.0— WSMB New Orleans, 10
WRC
WOY
WGR
WCAE
WT$1.75 ptr crate for 1-0 dozens .in
PETUNIA and snap dragon plants
I f nn error is mado The San
to let them stay lost very long— not
10:
0, Theatre Orchestral; WSMB
AM WWJ WSAI WGN WHAS
1arlonU 'lots. Some stock of jubt
for sale. Phone (IO.'1-.I.
•
ford Herald will tm responsible
Pcrsivtcnt rouda (
Special (two hours.)
WHAM
WSM
WSB
WBT
WJfail quality sold a> low as SI.50.
for only one Incorrect insertion,
lerioitstrouble. Yoec
240.0—
WCOA
Pcnfncbln,
1200:
while these little ad& can bring
The nsiud discounts were made for AX.
the advertiser for subsequent
with Crenmubion, t|.
SEED Potatoes Red lllis* Maine
0, Army Bund Concert; 10, Vocal tote that is |,lr,u’m
10:30—'Time to Rctlris Boys:
s’s nnd'lO’s.
•
Insertions. The office sliQUld be
(selected) 180 lb. sacks, ?C..OO
Music; 10:30, Piano Presentations. •ion is u new mHkalj
Harmony Duos: W EAF WCSH
notified immediately in case of
Telegraphic from Philadelphia
Spaulding Rose No. 4 (Certified)
them back to you!
264.1— WRVA Richmond, 1180: two-fold action; h
WGY
WCAE
WWJ
WEHT
WT
error. • ,.
••
today indicates that the week is
150 Hi. sacks 8*1.00 Cash with all
7:15,
Orchestra; 8:15, Down South tlio inflamed men
vtnrting o ff rather slot* for cel IC WJAR WTAG W LIT WRC
orders. United Produce Co. 1356
TO ADVEUTI8ERP
in Old Virginia; 0:10, Orchestra; germ growjli.
WGR
WSAI
WHAS
WSH'
W
ery on that market. Supplies are
Of all known dnic
Renver St. West, Jacksonville,
Organ;
10:15, Orchestras; 12,
A
Herald
representative
liberal, demand slow, and market BT.
ognizrd hy high m*
Fla.
.
Carry
.Me
Ilaek
to
Old
Virgiuny.
thoroughly familia? with rates
tmo of the grrstegl,
dull. Florida 10-inch crates in the
401.5— WEAF New York, 6l0,
rules find classification will
tiersislcnt toughs tt(|
rough and washed, 4-*' dozens are
1:46, Studio Program; 2, Varied
give you complcto’ Information.
PLANTS for sale—Throe million
forms of thrust troeUiL
-filing at $2.25-2.60, 8’s mostly
20—
Farms
For
SaltT
Features; 4:16, Trio; . Studio; 6,
•' Mnrglolic tomato and WorldAnd if you wish, they will assist
contains. in ailditiostitj
Political Announcement
$2JK)-2.25, and Ill’s as low ns $1A0.
you In wbrding your want ad beater pepper plants, $2.51) per in ACRE Celery and Uttuce
Fallon’s Orchestra; tl,"Waldorf As
ticaling elements whidti
to, make It moro effective.
the Infected mrmbr
toria-Orchestra;
7:30,
Hcnrick
Van
thousand cash with order. J. R.
run
STV
VM
3l'.\ATOIt
Farm Im-uted in the l»est section
PRAISED* STUDENTS
irritation and inftaiz
I
lirii
liy
minou.icV
us
e
cun«lbl.<ta
bnvis, Fort, Myers, Florida.
Loori;
8.
Great
Composers;
8:30,
of Sanfunl. About 5 acres is tiled to sueei c0 my r.’lt ns Senator froia
crroiote foes on to tW
sa_
Grippe and F l a
A n n o u n ce m en ts
A. & 1'. Gypsies; 0:30, General Mo
and hati two flowing wells and till! .Will S< tiatm ial ctlstrlct e<onsorhrd into the blood.*3
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., Feb. 1 1— tor? Party; 10:30, Time to Retire
j\n>/
cold
may
end
In
grippe
or
flu.
FOR SALE—Citrus trees; Valen some fruit trees and a hlce dwell,
M“ ' X m o ^ a l ’.d (IN S)—The progressive thinking
Take prompt action. Take HILL’S at of the trouble and (
cia orange,, pineapple orange, ing. I jvil! be in Sunford about M i itrlmm y to txi Imbt .lunn f.tii. I;•S. in American colleges today is.be- Boys; 11, Lopez Orchestra.
once. HILL'S breaks a cold in 24 hours. of dm germs.
A BARGAIN
! promise to eontlmia
and Marsh seedless grnpefruit dnVR from Feb. 15th. 'Address G.P lf
451.3—WJZ New York. 660: 2 Because it doe9 the four necessary
vCrcnmnbinn it ,
You want service. We give service.
lo Win It for Die licst interest of Pie ing done by the students and not
buds, 5-8 to 7-8, 35c each;
7-8 T .J .
General Delivery.
.tintit. t uml I Invite you to my tlte faculties, said Dr. R. E. Blnck- Varied Features; 4:30, Venetian tilings at once: Stops the cold, checks lory in the ttrjiati^
T ry u*. Palmetto Barber Shop
record an aucli important vuuon'of well, president 'o f the Randolph- Gondoliers; ti, Hal Kemp’s Orchcs- the fever, opens the bowels, tones en coukIis ami ifflds, b
to 1 1-1 to 2, 75c each. Earl II.
lion as good loads, conservation
tire dystem. Colds rarely develop if hronchilis and othit i
Way Nursery, Eagle luiko, Fin. • 21— Acreage For Salt
our nultiral resources, reilucltoi
action "f Macon College, in an address lie- ,rn: ddIO, Buist Gardeners; *, JltU/S i» on hund to rheck threl at Iho nUrt, lory disr.ivr*. andisc__
INTRODUCING l/ong's Pure Pork
stale taxes ami educationpin oeis'ifore the annual convention of the K eln*. Serenadem; cHO Roxy ond Th»y sum quickly when IIILL'S!* taken later, Ing up the *)i|rRi s^|
vim sapper: of .all loyal Democts
Sausage. 1C8‘ Palmetto Ave.
be safe! Get HILL 3 in the ird lex. lO.ccttla.
............... .......................................
His G a m r;^ Riverside Hour;
FOR SALK—Citrus nurwery stock
,
J. J. t'ARIDMl
Methodiat Lducationul Asioviatiou
j i . . u u l il v o ,.,y .o
FORTY
acres
of
laud:'!!
1-2
miles
-te H S rs?,!
’ on Rougli Lemon Root. Quality
V
' ^ * e tt%a KhlmH Tfc'filuhU*r M t% .’
^ n d /v ^ e t1rtJj^uamnL6NG '' KeFViiy *'*.lldWh iif OrtFcn'oh' ll 'liVd. $f2.3ll
dirrrtionv. Atkroarf
C iu ea n i - R ro m ld e - Q u ln ln o
r
' _
422.3— WOR Newark—710: 2:311,
_ 'r o n r o u p in ' jr n fx n
prices before
lieforo yon buy. F. Burnett. I11'1' ac,' “. Lash. P. O. Box '01,
I lii'feliy niinoutiL'C my cnmllil.o v
Soprano;
3,
Chimes;
Orchestra;
6
:
MIAMI VOTED SUM
for te-elei'tlmi to the offlee of
Osteen.
cars and Graham trucks. Wnverly, Florida.
_____
15. Old King Cole; 7, Cufhmodorc
rwafture
Omtiily Jmigu of Sumlncio Count.
Im
and
13th.
Street.
Phona
3.
x
I'lorlila. sulijcct to the will of tl,«
WASHINGTON Feb. I .— (INS) Ensemble; 7:55, Sessions Chimes;
D.'IIIOVIUtlC Votes of Pe’.-tliiote
An appropriation of $1,105,000 H:26 Krueger's Lieders; 0, Musical
HUDGINS A COWAN CO. Auto FLORIDA GROWN non-blight, ACREAGE AT 8125 per acre. fount). In the Ucmocintle Primary
good eating Peart Stuurt Pe- Tract of nearly 36 acres, located « lection to lie helil JuUn fit It. I'.'Zt the bain nee owed by the govern- Album; 10, Captivatorfe; 11:0a.
.*adiator nqd ahect metal works.
' JAS. U. HtlAHO.T
between two Orlando roads with
207 Frehch Avenue. Phone 716-W. cqns, Japan Persimmons,. Plums,
•aent to the City of Miami, Fla., Ruselnnd Orehestru; 11:30 Witch
Prunes, $4.00 to 8*1.00 per dozen, frontage oil idd highway, can lie
or funds atlvunee*l to repair ing Hour.
r o ll T.W fOliLRCTOIt
SANFORD BUICK CO.
delivered. Xvnte us. Reeve Nur.v picked up-today by someone who
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I u Ml (r» IIItHull tire* (llltl 1 It111 I livers and harbors (iuninge caused
272.0 —WPG Atlantic City. 1100:
212 Magnolia Ave.
f«.r re-ideetlon m ti»«*
knows values at a great sacrifice. (■amliil.ito
ery, Cottage Hill, F la .«
fir»» t.r Tax Otilloetnr of 8»mln ly tbe Florida hurricane was in- 0:46 Organ; 7:06, Dinner Concert;
Phone 807.
F e b r u a r y 8, IS
Very desirable location for poultry nit ( ’t»unt\. Htiltji-4'i tu tlm iietlnti C'i pornted in the Rivers and Hnr- 8, Dinner Dance; 8:45, Studio Pro
of Hid \otciH in ll«»»
farm.
Some
high
land
uml
some
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gram;
11:15,
Concert
Orchestra:
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13— Rooms With Hoard
lTMiutry in •*(• lirhl in Juno.
muck. Possibilities for develop,
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Sanford Automobile Co.
A s required by Section 12,
45. Glee Club; 10t20, NovtMty PrnYoui *>nii|iuit will '.»« upprt'i latoil
|dd Mnirnolia Ave.
Phone 137. (iOOi> clean board with room’ -- incitl are great. If you are look
JNO. O JIN KINS
u ltl.A N D O -W ork will begin grum; J0:3(1, Three Dunce Orche*5596, Law s o f Florida, Notice is
fH.fiO per week. Dew Drop lipt, ing for something' mi which wou
ilaiU'iliately paving strip of old tras.
U-Buaine<*i S erv ice
may make rensonalde profits wit li
20*i S. Park.
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286.fi— WBAL Baltimore. 1115(1:
Crl.'indo-Tihlensvillc road which
g iv en that I will be in the following!
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aiiuouiK'tt to tfio ptupl'
mit bolding long, it will pay you
HOUSE Painting: Interior l •
of S« nitnoli' t ’j i i m t y Him I nm n nos vvcsivvanl from Main Street *1:30, Dinner Music; 7:30, Roxy and
to
investigate
thi«.
AdoresIt.
J.
t tnliiliti• fi t tux RiHtpttimr Hui»j(***t Had.
Hi* Gnng; II, Riverside Hour; !l:3*l.
orating. Very reasonable. Pin.tie 11— Rooms Without Hoard
on the date and betw een the hoursi
Im til* (IwL'IhIoII of lll«» Voter?' Ill
II. 1ate .Tile lleiab!.
String Gunnel; 10. Dunce Music
432-W. 11. A." Halverson, 70S W.
lit* iit iimrihiip Primary i<» !»•» i*» M
I.AItGE bedroom aeai bath. Hot
in Jttio' of h.In year 1 Intvn IIN • 11
26*1.7—WCAU Philadelphia, II1st St.
ter each, fo r the purpose o f receivinj
uml I'olil water. Term.- icii-un- 22— Rea* iCstuli* To Exchange lit i hiiiiKtt .iiitl SviiiiiioU* nnii.il't
5*1: 6:30. Orchestra; "7,* Merry
SANFORD’S BABIES
f«*r
in
tenra
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nrrvr«l
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A little time and very little money able. i'iII'.I Palme'. In.
R E T U R N S fo r the y ea r 192N.
makers; 7:30, Inull'll inept nl Tii>,;
I'Miintt i otiiiniAHlom i on nn*l off
IIF U I »Ft I.
make old things new by use of
f Ml I t t'UlN I Im\•• ttiailo III) M\
H. White Rm k Ilnur;
Same aII
mid
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WILL TI'.vDL Equities in •i vci- .Mi*l ftit (nim* I ptu|i*M>c Im 1••f •o ’ l'*'
One l.i'iItimii.i. III l'nrk Ai j .
WEDNESDAY Afternoon and WOR (twii hours I
O s c e o la .......... F e b r u a r y 201 h. 1 0 :0 0 A. M. lo 111
itiumel. Sold by Sanford Paint «V
nt gneij lot fm small bouse What I IV|*.l t I | l.lMV lilt. |a|M||(!|flolllll
105 2 W E I W I . I T P h i l a d e l p h i a .
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{ 710 : 8 , ( i i v n I .Mo i i i i t i I* in H i . - t e r y ;
I — Apnrlmtnl For Kent
I't II V |M|HMlIllllx
Vour Mi|ipt)l t
MlLANK THEATRE
112 W. 1st. St.
to location, 1^vice, moilgages, etc., will
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8 :3*), A . A' P. ( i y p s i e - . ; !»:.‘Jt). (i ein-rC h u lu otu ...... F e b ru a ry 2 1 s t, 1 0 :0 0 A . .M. lo ll
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l a l M o t o r s P a i l v : 10: 3*1, T i m e In KeFfeil E. Russel. Karnis, Groves. ROOMS: F'iirnMifil m iinfuini-li- vvlien itiisvi'iing this ail. Address
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A l t a m o n t e .....F e b r u a r y 22 n d , 2 :0 0 I*. M. to I|
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WIGHT PRIST *HlOP
.1 I .ll.lt VI III .l|.l,|. « 1.11. I ,l|>- *,:I5. Little Syinpbnii.v ; 6 !*l, liui-t
fill Ilf Ills k•at•I - Ml
I.IHI Ave.
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iii On’ pi Hilary t •• I*** Iih I iI
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SNAPPY service hi: any tiling in
L o n g w o o d .....F e b r u a r y 2.'Ird, 1 0 :0 0 A. M. lo It
(iardem i-; 7. Erlip-e Clippei-: 7:i: ) W.M.KI It
••it »l 11ll«* L. I!♦J
printing. A phone rail will gel Flit?•i- lied n'piu t meiils.
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M M 1.1IKO.
17fi-1*iii•• FARM WANTED Twenty-five m
.','•). K' \ and Hi li.iap;
KnerL a k e M a ry .... F e b ru a ry 2.'!rd. 1 :0 0 I*. M. lo 11
rou i i.m ii o r i m . n i i u i i
(bitty j.fivs will loculi'll, vv.ll
your man. Plume 417 W. !• Kail
*idi II,.111; P.30. Hi-e .mil Shine;
IMS Pill k after 5 iiYlni'k. I’butie
t in in
ru n vi \t i :
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dm
ini'il
land
suitable
fm'
poultiv
load Ave. '
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L ake M o n ro e .F e b r u a r y 2 l l h , 1 0 :0 0 A . M. loR
t I. i.i iiiisi.iiliee mV eatollil.ifv ID :«*. Mnon Magic.
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113.
Prefer (but not issenliaD lorn Imi tl. >i.ii*« l.« i^nlal iii i lUroup ., ll, ,111.. 1,1 (,'lell. o| till I'll
2 M'. 2 , - W H A M R, i b e * t c r . I o 7oMania
....... F e b r u a r y 2 1 th , J :U0 l\ M. lo
CLEAN UP VOUR : ■1.1• WALLS I'nriii beil li.ui ii...iii a pill lineal to.M on —mu 11 lake alii pal IIv no . i ..i, i > ill .i|,|ii. . ..it. iipi.Mrt In It>I > ' f M.lpeol lo lie WIII of
ii. , i, i, hi I'.e 11.*inoiai *i11, |,ri •6 15. Barrett's Orchestra; 7:30.1
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p< ilii.ii k to |.«* I s*I,| in .fun*
WITH TIIE NEW WALL PAINT
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^ F e b r u a r y 2 o lh , 1 0 :0 0 A . M. loW
and giir;i|;e * lo-n iii. -5-tn nmnlli proved. Addle-- leplie- I" MMM.
O.1I . II Jlllll- Ii. It'ZS
1*. r IIAHAN.
I.'oy.v mid Hi- Gang; P, Kiverside I
SOMETHING NEW ASM BET I’Inmi' I*.••• W.
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II,
m i: Kise and Shine.
TER FOR FURTHER INFORMA
I on • ul NT1 l (ill tllH*H»M:il
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TION, CALL PHONE 235.1 OR ONE live ilium uml nnc Hiree
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,., ,. .0.11,,ii jo Ilie of 1lei of nli. i 1(••'in. Dinner Music; 7:.'I0. \V»JV Or
REE. V. C. COl.l.ER, SANI OKII
........ ii |inII ini'll* In I'elll. ii'lliel 21— l .o ls F or Sale
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FLA.
My i lie and I’Jtli St. Gin nee.
III* voter* In til”
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S• .III- lTlilf.tr> l«» 1,1 ,o.,'i ,S.^1 *olim.'irv
to In- I,ulil nvxi :*>, General Motors Party: 10:30.!
Hume .-.■.•7 It
l,t(T 5;i El Mellon. ( m 111 1 >T1m- Im Im M .it .1itt|«* ..lit, \ I•
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LANKY'S- DRUG SToKK P « m r i.n.Nii
uni 1111 and i mirth Slie.l Will
nolt.
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acriptinas, Drugs, Soda. We are A 1.1. mullein eiinvelib'liev!-. but
'Fax Assessor
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WIIAZ Troy. P3ii: s. StudC. v. HAND.
sell
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ns near as your phone. Cull 11)3.
1ip <enii rt; .d):3y, Synydiunie Or-!
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shall, Geneva, Fla. 1'hmie h-K I
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fniiiiiililil. each nparlinenl vvitli
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oi.i.i niiiivUM *• my OiiwtHl.iey Iiestra; 10:30, Paris Fashion Talk; 1
BUILDING
BLOCKS liiigulii.n j private bulb. Prieo very iciihuu
«.f h.*min..|. (*M.itil\ tlial 1 am i. f- rI a',,
oifleai of rileriff of Hruilli
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lioxes and general eeinenl work. able. Call H*>l-J.
PARK AVENUE LOT. near l.ah fit i* (.f T.i \ Vt M'HkMl t*III.). 4( lo fit*' ,.|o I'olil, l) Mllljl'l'l Io lln VI11 ol
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Minnie Concrete Co.- .1. E. T c iStreet, f.ieiiig «•{•>■(. Will sell on i|* « Iblmi .it i!*!•• %.41t-( N III Ml r (lull!**.1 I ' . M iC l.U l.I.A N O
willeger, Prop. 2nl and Elm.
Nicely fnriiislied iipnrtmeats with easy pay men:-. Desirable Inc.itioa •• .ill. |*l III! 11v 1*1 III Im’I.I hi Jun«’
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nil nimb i it eunveniences. I'liune for pivtlv In.me llo\ If•• care The •if 1ll IN x .Ml r.
A VM <III AN.
METAL ROOFING The Kant Ev 7*' Call at .MlH Pnlnietlu Ave.
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office
of
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Metal
shingles
r o ll i i.iaiii o r « m iit
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funiislied
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l,,t el, ■I. of lit., e lii'U il . ' t i l Mil*
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roofs. See James il. fowun. Oak
apartments, (urge rooms, 010 OAK llll.l. I.D M I he la t baa p'.'t |o li e w ill o f till* \.tiers Ii,
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Pink Ave.
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PHONOGRAPH ri-pnii ing. piano Ifi— Houses For Kent
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j •.i ru-c|,'Ctli,|l to l tie t,file* **t
tuning by experts vvitli 17 years
liie l'.o\ IM. Sllllfold, I'lol idlf.
t'. .,tt,i - I', ,,m cut Ing Attorn,') - hi*
H u d son ’ s lo n g p erform a n ce leader
experience. Sanford music store IbiiigaldW 1.1 mail ami wife ieil
rim i hi y i v i' iiooi i i i i m :
i,, ii,,. will of tli” voter* it
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and Gift Shoppe. Room 10 .V 11 Me.
I ll. I•I., I.«1.. (III,. III. II. .1 of tillJOHN U. l.liliNAIItiV.
m ip rcm acy o f b o d y m od e, equ ally
right patty. 2o*i2' Hiliiscn I 'mil t Palmetto Avenue lol. lining east, liollloitit in* i ,l liillilaei l ■..* III.laouier Arcade, Phone 832.
with 75 feel fmntugc, van be of flee ol r'..a ill y |'i*om em . ^At toe* Ill 'im ; XOTI'.HK HI" M'JkllNOl.l
b r illia n t, e q u a lly c e r ta in und e m
v io l v r t .
1212 I'aik bought Im M,1*1111. \ddlens owner, fi.-i , sol.),., i i,< tin IooH-riillr
R. N. Nipper. Signs of nil kinds. FIVE rm at cottage
b o d y in g H u d so n ’ s first p rin cip le o f
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value as tangible as its great chassis
Spem-cr. I'hone lull.
Hint IINMII,. IIll-Ill, l( . I. . I. al. Will tic” of i '1,11111)' I'omiiilssloii.'i' 11<•,,, i
Co.
qualities.
Uiv. lo III.- ill,lion ol tlo ,.tflee III) IMsIrlel N',< I, *ulij,cl In Hu, a,
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M A X HUDSON PRICES
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TRANSFER Service of all kinds. SIX room house. Bath, water uml
W h e r e v e r s h o w n it has b e e n a c
J I ft-lnch rb u jli
■m il, I’rlniai) lo )•* littd on Juu,
\V K IVIIITK.
Magnolia Avenue, Evan* Addi
lights. West First St., $15.1)0 pci
Phone 570-W or 3302, C. K.
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Ml,. A D. ISIS.
c o r d e d a p u b lic o v a t io n that is a
( H u m b lr .),• » ( * JO rv fr a )
tion.
\>ry
desiraltle
lesidentlal
B
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month. Apply 117 Poplar Ave.
(,'lmrpening.
tribute
to
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district, lairge lol tiwtier will sue- j '•»» t i i i : v in i :ii » o r sin iix o i.i:
in t i i i : ktiTKiis o l ' s i '.m im ii .i :
m ost fam ou s “ S ix” .
I J?•Inch cfuujli
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Six rtiom house: Tenth, between riflie on ells) Ictn.i. Addle-y
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1^—Help Wanted F e m i^
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S o n ,tm l S rd .n • - . H I T
I w i-ti to iinioxim'.* tlmt I mi, a
»! >i«n,liilitt. tor rc-cb-ctioii to ilm of
Mugnuliu m.d Palmetto. Jlent C. I). B. cure ilcrnld.
l.iulon 1inUiu&tilM' IWI
flit mi i'«.uiil> $*i»iuinlf*Nli,n«'r from ” .ii ,.ll,l.ii ” Cor re-i'luetlnn to It'.Cuiiom V,rtotu - . IkS*
WANTED: lluusekeepcr or wo- reasonable. Phone 261.
I *l»t Hi t N o 1, Miltji cl l*> I lt«* lie* II. ” „c i'. ,iii.iy c'liinmlB.loin i from
l.uiinm 7-l'sss. Sedan l*M
Inian to help core for children.
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Enquire M. Hanson Shoe Shop,
it. r. \viii:v:i.i:n.
Mil. A
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of
income
at btu+jt
FOR
SALE—
Kc.iimgtttti
type
month. I.ocated at 2121, Palmetto
• JOHN' M I : I S i' I I .
a ll E. First Street, Sunford.
able charge for intrreit,
writer.in
good
toiiditio:).
Box
A,
Avenue. Get the key at The Her
tumbling and injuranre.
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Herald.
ft— F in a n cia l .
ald office.
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i*amll(lali* f o r rp*rI rtrUoii *»» ilia «»f*
«»f l im Hire tilt Court, ciiuilliliit” for r« -” leelion l>< ll,* o l•
SANFORD noN D AND MORT- 17— Musi tea s P laces F o r Kent BOAT FOR SAI.E: ::*) foot bridge H e r o f
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'GAGE COMPANY. 112 Second
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft, o f Hciiilnolu Futility, F l o r i d a , nub*
So 3. mibjet'l to tlo* .1. FUR KENT: Siitnif stole Roomv. fully equipped, sleeps six. Priee Jact i«» lb** <1**r iikio11 i*f th e Drum* iDletrln
I'tulL* V o triN o f Hi'iiilnole C o u n t)’« 'IhIoii of Hu* voters III tlir OiinuI'lHlt, I'rlmury to be held on Julie
loan on improved busiuoss nr Offices. Very attractive. Phoiu relixonuble. P. (). Box P38.
In llii* I h n i u c i u t l r
I'r l n m r y
l i o n to I n * lio.ld oii June Llli, A. h. Mil, A |i. I'Jlx. •
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and residence property. Also will 804 J.
K ltA N K KVANS
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first mortgag-s ar security.
FOR SAI.E -timyi l'„n l Delivery
v. K norni.ASfl.
[Z L l
BRICK store room: Best business
(Legal N otice*)
truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Bout
19— Livealock
corner in tin* thriving town of almost nevv. Make me un. offer.
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r r iu .it' inhtiii r r i ox
Oviedo. Bent very reasonable. Fix J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
S l i M I N H L K I ' o l ' N ' I ' V . S T A T I ! OE
I nm n mnillilAin fur rf-A Uetlon
Ft)R Sule—Cocker Spaniel pap*
to tlm offl(-t« #.f nu|M*i Intk*ndant of
tures included. Address II. IK
l'l."ltlO .\
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bpler. Eligible for registration
imlillti ln»trurtio|i for* Hcinlnolf
lib It.
K slu le
of
U A M K IK I.il
McCall, .Siinfoid. Flu.'
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ill American Kennel Club. Doy's
I'rlmui y. Vour i>u|«|mrt will he a|>* T o nil i t . , l l l i . |*. l.'Hiitri'*. (It*lllt,ilhurt’s
Wood
yard.
0th
&
Cy
Kcmu Is, Dixie Highway, Ormoml, 10— H ouses For Sale
tirvclftted.
Iccs. uml
a ll
im tso ii*
lisvliiir
press., Ptior.e 38*1 M.
T. \Y/ I*a %VTOM.
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ONE o f SnnfoidV licst constructed FOR KALE- $1500.011 worth fur
•v Ton nm F M H r»r)'«■«. Iree tj^rrtn
— Fin uncial
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r^ui fM in a r r
not
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■ find most beautiful homeit. Larg”
T1hiriby ^nnouiiM nivw-lf
* m i) I'lulmo siwl iliu m m l- wtilcli vim.
nishings ohd lease on 42 room
f(*r idirrlff «»f Hrinlnol# or
i o ( >ou, m u) buve h u .i I h- i
PURINA Chows, Seeds,' Lima, living room, .five tied rooms, two hotel.. Furnished. l^»w rent. J. A. I*aii(1ldutv
County Niihjrrl In Hid n« lion, of I lf” •lllii
'XV
o f I I A U K I K I . D l l l ’ HTii.\
(lo- nmiorra i u* prltnmy to ne ili-ci.icsliiti
;)luy. Former’s Supplies. Ituu- liiiths, double garage,' large iyid Cole, Uiiculn ! Intel.
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Ini., o l Hcniliod” I 'o i m l y ,
held
In
ll*9
en»;>
|..iit
of
Jur.«
beautiful
lot.
Will
totndder
good
O w e
man Bros., 212 First St.
I'lorlil.i. lo tin II*,H. J.i*. <1 Sh.ii ii
general farm hunf-a* part , pay •
27— Money To Loan
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Vor> k T M u f c r . i.'oinit >- I lulu i o f S c m tm il” ( ' , , m i l ) ,
ul
hi..(rt”
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Die
Civiinl)
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lment. AdilresM owner, P. 0 . ,Hox
10-A— Poultry And E krh /
Ii o h - p In Si*h i l it” I” C a u l i l f ’i Kliirbts.
I‘oil TAX ts s g s s o ii
THREE, five, or ten year loans
137*1.
.
1 vvjjilt to announee in> eamHtlscV W ithin t v i i l v u luo nll i* f r o s i HoW E specialise in Ithoila Island
will by, ronsitieied on first Cor 1*1* ufflce of Tax Awioiw.r "I iiitl” Itpri't.f, .
I'.ii”,I Jsiiiinrr ■S3. A. D 1M<.
Red chicks.
Trapnested uml 6 ROOM house, new, $2,000. Tit*e inol’tguut'k, improved vdty proper- HfuAiiot* »’,, uiiD. HUldefl t« ' •’
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JUAT'I'IK U y i t T o N .
.StAnd41.1l bjciJ ; tuck, >17. pel; ltal,
C«
.lmynmit. N0 iqt^K'Mt, J.uhe- ty, Ut 8 1IW
|mt'f cent'
interest.
u‘‘ h ^ l,“ ‘ V " > ‘ ,l " l” Ju'
A d tu iitlslr alf is o f lb*il'.»*-i*” of
Sanfoi^J
2 0 !L O a k A v e .
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ot Fla.
UhOdCB IsMklmrt, Phons. K88-J,
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Cehry Markets
Programs
WANT AD. RATES
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For Quick Come-Backs
COLDS
To tH
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ticket
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Whi
lo f pu
iMonrc
N o tice T o Taxpayer
A . Vaughan
Sweeping To
New Triumph
Reflects Tomorrow's Vogue
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thl* Baunics . h)Ws ny© belnflC i«nS anford H erald
nEAt’JrtFln ' * * '
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acted dnj put? Into effect ii that , * \
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Itulidrcil* of them nn'l io screen,
itla r t. r ittR a .
We have noticed several contemporary editors recently
to H i
W to y fc S b A Y After loon nml'
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trying to give the impression thnt it> is not reasonable fo r, t jnt„ tho ,.lWf finii into its n,,pIi.
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.MILAND THE^fTHE ’
P h IcIDn two men to take credit for the present system o f good roads intk-n, if they are to have reason
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» i < r a r t m i which wc now find in this state.
In other words to these nbje prolection fer their lives nnd
utr.
property,
ns
ngnin»t
tnoso
who
political observers it does not seem possible that Fons Hatha
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Vol» and murder nt their will. And
4MO ---------M s u i r r way and John W. Martin can both be running for offieg with
iJ l a i u t i i ifnitm the same plnnk. "I built the good roads" in each platform. it is being. found that lawn con
1mean somethlrg, nnd thnt they I
aVUtCRirTiOA IIATB*
When
a
man
decides
to
build
n
House,
he
first
arranges
j
ran he nine!-’ to work.
Now .
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l Manilla
---------- fo r the financing. He probably consults a loan agent. Then York is furnishing the evidence, i f - — A f C h l t e "t
««*e
Who Built The Roads?
» - r » n i a , t r t n *<**■»' *.■ .»»»»• »»»
kd
tirtfl. ::
•i
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' ’Repossessed Cj
fords
1925 Tour
$101
Ellon J. Mougnton
w W*alha
.. .--------ftnrhi par Week . ....
1925- K uadslff
u.ri
he sees the architect who draws the plans. He-then obtains -rrjnnd tfr^irah* •tts’^WfP'tfs'Iavf^
KJrst Na,j' u ,n|
U-nli.rS FI/.I ri(
' contractor- wlw^has-ehargeroy*fhc ’ ftcftmiTtfork and proceeds •a*,1<lln(? citizens nr.* making note
U m m lm rO m |
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the flee f*
-along“the lines laid out by the architect. Carpenters saw
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rtutf
,11, aiuiHw »**»» amMUMIu the boards and nail them together. Masons lay the founda
■ y r a ti I k i i M U
iliillr
tions, build the sidewalks, and do whatever other cement
‘ Z £ alt Ik e I M t f a i
*1 Ik e
• U U , Tfce I. St. M. I*
work is called for. Plasterers plaster and tilers toil, Now
M K I r a l t v P l a S l a a a a ..a
A n oth er
ia'B M rr m t . h e a d ) Ia s a* a le a . w * Id who built) the house?
i? i t « « a t m a t.
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As the Ocala Banner says: “ Hon. John W. Martin Gov
Tku f t c r a id ta~ ■ t t e a ik r e o f Ik e
ernor
o f the state of Florida and a candidate for tl\e United
M hUI U a ir a a n i t l r m l a 't v a a . « a
■ l u w l l a a a t A » » « H a U a a c f C n U . States Senate, like good Cock Robin, says with bow and
Lumber nnd ! building
M r f n , Id v e rtU rra , and A d a e rn a .
v
« « r a la
n k lr k m a l m
ea ek arrow, "I built the good roads.”
materials comi/ and go.
' 1 akllak. / M 'M k t r l a an h a itt I * a
fk v m a *
a td li
»f
nakaerlial.'aa
"Hon. Fons A. Hathaway, chairman o f the Slnte Road
Good and bad they go
<*.l« .a k N lH l a e e r t f r a k a a la tr l*
Department and candidate for governor o f1the State o f Flori
a ll r t a l a a a f 'n r r a i a l t a a aa a r i l
into new hoites every
V a r a l .k a a l a e v m elk a d a .
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da, like good Cock Robin says with bow and arrow "1 built
diiv.
onlv- ?!
* For ’vour home,
|
TUF-SpAY FKHHOARY H , ll*2R the good roads."
the he.st sit1 moderate
"The owners o f the lime pits say we furnished the bow
" TUB?HKtIA !.<»-). l-ltuoild ti
cost will do. That means
I -.lir a a a w l
l a e ll*
and e o e m t f and arrow, so like Cock Robin we built the good roads.
adntlala) raaJaa
Homl-Hill.
laaeaea - m i l * ' r u a lr e la J a c k " The transportation companies say we furnished the
a a a a ltU .
* — T H B alrat'll.ia « 1 k l. J » « » > In* bow and arrow so like good Cock Robin we built the good
< « • ' l l l e r e Canal.
roads"
l a a a i a r a l l i t a a f « i» » 1 S ) r I T a r
Co Week.. M
'T h e horny handed sons o f toil say not with bow and
* — l u a a .a a i .n e
« ( k a lH lIa i
ar«. arram —k a «a e>
a lr l* , a e a r l i a e a ' arrow, but w ith pick and spade, unlike good Cock Robin,
~ C O M PAN
LU M BER
■- ( a i m
s ' "w e built the good roads.”
a___\ " l a t m a a l l , ( ‘k ea a
;-, il j i, j '
* —^ > M H ,r lla a
-t
tl* k e a a llf le a "The automobile owner and taxpayers pondering over
■' lla a k l i ^ r a a ,
THE
YARD
WITH
A
Mtt-L
EjA -K 'IN G
their tax receipts say they built the good rqatis." i ,
s — A a a a a n d a ia d r r a k aapflaU
B iu u : VERSE FOR TODAY
And the funny part o f it is that they 1 are all right.
Phone l.'l.'i
h
*Rond Grade
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Holly, Ave., at
CONTENTMENT WITH GOOD: j W ithout the taxpayers' willingness to foot the bill, nothing
Batter in a little with thr fenr of could have been done. Without a wise appointment to the
Yard
11th. 12th, IHtli StA
Zip Service
the. Lord than great treaaurp anil chairmanship o f the State Road Department, funds .might
trouble therewith,— Proverbs 15:10 have been misappropriated, or injudiciously spent. Without
PRAYER:—0 ,Lord, our henrtH lime, yrock, transportation companies and laborers, o f course
192G Touring
H.tS>
wlll neVer rest In pence until they,
find themselves
in Thr*.
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«^uld have no roads,
T*h ev all d eserv
d it lor
* •eV- cre
v.vuik
swe the
IMV rouiin we tiuve.
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192G Rd. Tk.
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n •»n »
1926 Coupe
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$151
$141
$161
$241
171
1920 T . T K S t.B d y .192G Dump Tlv
Hudson 7 I*
Sed
$6001
H. C. Douglass, Mgr,
Used Car Dept.
ill
A
STA TE M E N T
Seminole
; Securities Co.
' by
G E N E R A L
hei st.
M O TO RS
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
i s v # S ^ N8FKn!.9‘|
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fiouang. Crating, Shipping.'
nndt SturaRe.
f
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i rum parts fall where
, jJjJt,\v
(rtv lon
lo n g ,,ddo
o you e x p e ct to liv e ?
vhcrc thei
the*
T h e a v e ra
r g e A m e riraois is.
eeently
horseman 1cu n ' R ecording to s ta tis tics recen
tly com p iled by t h o A m e riAnd the drawbridge no
, enn
g iv e s un
tin the sstru
cro|„ a
iv
.... M edical A ssocia tion , ft.ves
tr u g g le fo r e x is tLcts tho dusk nnd the wind and the j once n fte r fo rty -se v e n y ea rs o f e ffo r t .
Y et it is v ery sa fe
' wravga In.,
to say that v ery fe w y o u n g e r men w ould not e x p e ct to be iw
, ' t i yj
1 the
prim
e '»o f• II
life
that
e.
»
I'* ••••V
I V nt ■
I IU * tim
I lit-,
We * h jl, build ll with 'hi’ *l" nn'’ |
A lot depends, o f cou rse, upon v ou r fo rm o f occu p a tion .
T is I lie puliry o f G e n rrul M olnrs in iniiintain c o n tin u o u s im p r o v e m e n t,
in every <n:o r f its c a r division s, xtilh n o in t e r r u p lio n in pro d iirlin n .
lere i Tv EIRESHMENT
has that exhilarating
np '’ cans’ " O morning in
tin* ninimtains tintring t'| cutitdoor season.
C
rom pure c.mc sugar.
l i n e ’s n soft, resilient chewing base
a blent! dI fhc finest chides)
larks
li lt never tir^s the user.
t. S T . L O U I S /
mm
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• ' r,/^ r ^ ^ W A .
Will Apprcriule ptilromie.
"•I.ANF. THEATRE'
CITY TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Expert Piano moving wilh
I-rom alm ost 5,(100 suppliers, its m aterials are t
Mgr—
o b t a in e d — steel by the h u n d r e d s o f th o u sa n d s o f
tons — wire hv the le n s o f th ou sa n d s o f m i l e s __
u p h olster) by l b e acre— nu ts, holts an d washers
M cReynold s Drug
by th r m illions. Its sales and service lake place
th rou gh 55,000 dealers. M o re than 275,000 fa m ilies
Col(M>k directly to General M otors for their liveli
■Sanford at Geneva I
h o o d — almost a m illio n and a h a lf m e n , w o m e n
mu! children in every r o n in u in ily in the land.
P r e scrip tio n s
filled ntcU*
la
te
ly
and
p
ro
m
p tly
M eaning so m u c h to so m a n y , G eneral M otors
has felt n su p re m e o b lig a tio n to look ah ead.
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Free.D elivery Phone S07-J
Are there new m aterials w h ich can add to
ow n er satisfa ction ?
Such are the q u e stio n s that all G eneral M otors
engineers have alw ays asked. T h e answ ers have
m ude it p ossib le, year after year, to offer un in
creasing m easure oT beauty in design* modern
p e rfo rm a n ce , rid in g c o m fo r t an d d istin ct style.
T h u s in every p rice class, from C adillac to C hevro
let, pu rch asers urc co n sta n tly ben efitin g from tho
G eneral M otors p o licy o f progress.
The above sketch was madr (f#r
an actual photograph
Stolen first
(hen wrecked
Thipvcs »t!»le ;!/* liniou«inc s®^,
in the furious, chus^by die, I ' ^ t l
*jr. whiflt followed, l her, c*T was hgftwj
It
Xtl over a predljtlcif th dditfucthM
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‘ I «»’/€ »g X rK N K B A L m o t o r s H
"A car fo r every purse amt purpose " *
.trh rriJ
m
Mr
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CI4F
- THE
COUPON
D■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • _
C c - it s x l . M o r n s * (D ep t. A )
Detroit,JMirh.
.
Please tra d Uluttraird lltcratnre .Irw rtl.lna each
(.corral Mutura prwlurt I b averh rekrd —lo ic lb r r with
you r hook on the General Motors Proving Ground.
aiEVP.OLET
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PONTIAC • V
OUISMOHII.E
OAKlAND
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Theft Inkuiance mokes good your ^
loss when your car la stolen. .Doo •
take chances. The automobile tMV
Is clever.
BU1CK
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.gx*A-*^pp' -CMi bit tfcfr airmcj’ for all (v**9 1
n i .'.l-xSAU.K
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of Autoraobile Insurance.
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DELCO-UCUT OwkSu.
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Service
Are there n ew ideas which cun increuse the
utility and pleasure and safety o f m o to r in g ?
DIXIES DAILY
FLYEfSROUTE
C u rb
Arc there m e t h o d s by w hich G eneral M o to rs
cars can he be tte r b u ilt to better serve?
C
1-B.JaSet'•<««
Co.
No longer with Sin|«
Ralph W. bossing
t o G H I C A G O /
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Hotel.
In tlu- unrih and so u th it logti an d m ills its j improved SEL-PO piano
moving eQuipment.
own lu m ber. In the east it m akes its o w n hall 1 Hauling -Crating -Shipping
hearings and radiators. In the m id d le west* it
Side-Track Facilities,
Phone 89G
oroduees its ow n plate plas*. Its plants are busy
200 N. Maple Avenue
in
im portant A m erica n cities,
BAUMICS LA W S RKDlTCINli CRIM L
-r r
lorntinn corner Park A\r. aai
2nd SI. Across from St*iiiinal*
R ebin d this p olicy «if e o n l im io u s im p r o v e m e n t
an nrtranly.alinit ta* widespread and resou reefu l
i hal il e.m m ;’ !.e an d sell cpiulity atitninohiles
m u '1 i'1*■ -rt:;.’ally than any a u t o m o b i le m a n u
facturer in the world.
I Verl^*, /lorida is lighting up—
FLORIDA TIMKS-FMON
L Pctamhurg Independent, That’ *
fine, i l Florida just won’t get lit
I New York has in .lfn*i whm Hiv.nies l.ms,
triii’ po.ee.lure w.*UI>—-Tnmpo Times. If Home of *known h* the Utnoiwh Ihw.h, (he ttiinplifieil in
Mime
instiou"**,
‘ ca: (drillers strike oil, Florid.i nunie being thnt <*r the nulhnr «f milking evasion t-r jlrn dries for
JI ba'lit up.
the bill, thnt were presented by lltw viidiiliott. more <|iffieull
In
" member of the legi.Inlure of that other word., ••teeth.” ami verv
The,* Uclar.d New. came out Mule and by that body inmied in 1.harp cue., at that w.iv put oiri.
P
$ F'air Week Edition on to law. The pnliee eommi.hi mer of t»u.
( aiminuf*
f,,IIU,|
paturday which smacked New York City him ju.t completed thi. . at, although at hr-t not
Bg#ly of the ord boom day.. If j» compilation or the figure, tela- .bowing ’ ativ pnrtu-uhn . m em
^ fair ia a . good a . the edition, j • 'e to eriine in that ,it> during about the m w enan im-ut-. that
tlm m gft th e S c e n i c , I lis tftr ic S o u th
f$ 'litfi clas».
' l'le year ID27. These figute. .how (.„ul,l be t.i •light to beat in then
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“ Iflnarkahle tleerea-*e in the iitim- ce.,.-. |jM, evidently, criminal-!
Twe(ty-nin« men, trapped f a r ' ’" '1 ” f crime, committed, (lie Iluti- „p rating
iu New ) orb have
low w
Xhc aurface of the earth in me. laws being given credit for a
I tu their mmiuw that the
v ia A t la n t a , C l)
province of Ontario, have been large .hare in clime reduetion.'
llciinie* law- are enlm ecu Idr, and
C b ick a m a u g a A . :.i•:• i
j
The
nffiriul
record
made
up
by
VCn Up for lout. They were digthey, the |*lnfes.ii.-nal t riminals,
New
t
mil's
police
commissioner
L ookout M o u n ta in ,' :
itn g for gold. Many men have
arc slowing down in theii .rime
,
,,
. .how . that in the .year just ended
IJcnri,
N a s h v il1 *. !
cutt-t r> 1lii- i> the only interpre
(S:n”<-. i •
tation that cat) In* pin ed on the
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r
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r
,
IffT «
ioi»iM*rlcH decreu.d OS per cent, a.
di-i’ ien-e nf Mcl'iou i cl imes a
con)pure,! with 10211. Murder. of
mj
in Mayo i. running again police decreased I I per cent. Mur- officially reported
Hut efficiently and effectively
cQntmiKaioncr of agriculture. dtr and mnnrluughter «a.e» during
!»* opposition is developing in the year totaled 27K, * inpured with as the llauiKL's laws appear to l-c
kiii.quarters, but wo can are 2H9 the year previous. Assault nnd working, "(her rcf«»rn's still hi- *
toil’ why he .hould not he /dlibery case* total 001, in compar neco.f.uty in make the udinimsof justice
Mill nun-•
to the office which he at ison with 1,17.1, There wa. u de- trulii’tt
~nl mo ably fill..
lertase of Hit per cent in hold-ups,,
1',i" " " " c effective,
v:v
---- ©---------involving more than $10,001), and
l,iun> «'l»|*ortuiiilii>. stilt exist
whi
trimimil. may evade
’hr reby uimumls
4 Houdioi seems to h? firmly 52 per cent in those between SI,* I w
inced that she ha. thr "spirit 000 and $10,000. Pay mil h ddup., puniahment or, ut least, delay
tninlration". A lot of people decreased 04 per cent. In only o n e I’f ’veding* under which the law
administered. There is ' tinut the ages have thought clans of crimes was there an inprofessional bondsmen, for
ad thif, . but few
of crease, burglaries advancing from l'v"
l?u'f Fi'ff fdtiinf
LosUMil M ia^Ma
ve been »hle to contribute 1,171 in 102(1 to 1,110 in 1027. and Instance, that needs to be iliimnthi. increuse of nine w-n. attributed [ ated if criminals arc to
Much from such eommunlcwl f i to what lies c:. the other to siteak tblfVft c(igngi-d In day- inivcd uf one of their chief nveaus
'• rlix tf
DIXIE , f DIXIE
light rpbbcrion.
' for escaping the laSfr!.1[iVnhUlf»!1 >
FLYER
^LIHITJED , E?:t’/ lhp3
• This'la u showing that ought to!
’’ t,r B,M|’ • liaie-’ pa.t ufjudiciiUjj IjV.’ Jacksonville A C L
9;45 n. m. ’ /j8:55 a. n>.
*.*t!0p. ta.
of bail giving jn .A t, Chattanooga N C Sr Si 1. 12:51 p. m. f tiO$ p. m. __ 1)01 p. w».
be
and,probably
i*
«»(
very
cot)'
Investigulion
'prcciaticn of th« adininisi’hiladrlph
a has been nvdng 0,,‘ |l I ‘ AA Bt.ltJuiFL &■ N _ _ ‘
u‘*‘
^ t>33 p. m.. . }■ 'O X. it*.
m
7)20 a. m.
Kanomy prog.rant, some- .idetuhle Interest |o cititens every-/ with
the result that up to this
where, and to tune more (hail to
’“yhditOp'.'ni/
7 t5 5 a . in .
7i
!5
a.
m
V
Ar.
Chicago
C~&
E
I
sent Coolldge a suit of
those in the vuriohs states in which time some twenty profe*sioiml1
mad* of flour bags; it
now _ are
operative laws that buil-goer* and cenniving mugist 'b c equally appropriate, in
T h e D ix ie , F iv e r It a’n A ll-P u llr u s n D e L o g s tr a in w ith
car,
arc patterned after th? Bau- trateij have been arrested and
•f the administrations Tea- me. laws. Florica. Is one of. the held in heavy substantial hail for
v a le t a n d m a id s e r v ic e . D r a w in g r o o m , c o m p a r t m e n t s te e p in g
rata affair, for someone to states that, through the a c lb n 'o f trial, and the iiivostigatii:n m
c a r s . T i| ( D ix ie L im ite d ca rrie * d r a w in g r o o m , c o m p c n a i n t
s le e p in g ca r s , c o a c h e s . 7 ’h e D ix ie E xp ress c a r r ie s d r a w in g t o ; u i
)>u an overcoat . made of oil the lust legislature, ha. a law slm not yet cobijMele.
, s le e p in g c a r s a n d c o a c h e s .' O k u n d n o n C a rs a r e o p e m r e d crjL
Committees are ol wo^k in vai.
liar in many reapers to the liuuniv.v
" a ll t h r e e tr a in s ; a ls o Dixie Diners, f a m o u s f o r S o u th e r n o o o k i.ig .
places, seeking to discov.* r
. __
.. ‘
laws, that are said to b* prodorirpHow*
_
os In igpreeentatlve de- such eminently satisfactory result. |nddilionai way. and nu-au. for
fmr jn t l K f . ilw tiiii a i u M n .iM iu .G iti r d »A *r l* /«n n * ib «, « ) ; I j ij
.
>o*r ht*mt litltl Sflfll, »»
*that if Thomas Jefferson In New York.
I-.*#—
effectually checking the prevailL L F tia n w r T .s .r s iii...
i
«aiiK.r.r.a.itr*S)i»».
b c Mtim r r
gliva today, he w o t pn
•These laws in Neyv
. York, Jn-’ ing crime tendency. !n this work,
at1-12CmSm Ha.
tit Mas atif,
IU
M
a dangerous radical. cleased the penalties fur varicus'ho it'said with appreciation, many
Jtdua fiafc
JuXMnk, )UiO>
J*
fi .
/ .n
*W9yds, for a representative! classes o* crime*,.and particularly membrrs^f tha legal profession
*m atter/;.' fac,\ wasn’t It for tepralcd violation* of and con- ere AiWtig their’, uid, to the end
who used to say |hat a victions'undvr certain laws, .uthgt I that, mgre practirol law. may ic
wgg neoJed about s;v'«ry f confirmed criminals hesitate n>w onact^tf and more of efficiency
W trs to kacp thlnjs goln j |to reach the lltrtlt, and be liable thlpuV inlo procniorc bjrir-ht h |uwm
Die ImprLomucnt. Under the Uuu-:ard »■* he cuft-rtcd.
* £ su s?""
II) Mm. llath.TWnt I'rrminnt
FAN FORD’;* BABIES ‘ '
Il menus that y o n ran n ow o rd er the new
DEAUTIFl I.
( ihe\ rtiiel, Pontine, OZrismuhile, O a k la n d , Ituiek, ! „ .
hv i! oti Ihv !>:rcel
I-ur'alle, ( atitilae, o r ( l i l l l . I ruek, and receive j H'HANK: :>.\Y Afternoon ari
-!<■ .t
im m e d ia te delivery.
Merc's Flavor clistillcil fi*or.i tl:. Tcabcrry
Sin t:h winch grows in t|:r Mmr.tnins. It
i icre’s Sweetness
IIEJMSTITC’JIING
T his utciins tInti, y o u e n jo y llu: honofits o f
new ry•riiiffriiif'dfXflnpmtM its p r o m p tly — ju s t as
•■'(Min as 1Itry Ik . vc; Itocn ihdroii^lily It*sli*ci on tho
IJIv-arrc I Y m ii:« (Ground.
fh^re.
w
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Awl w w j^ p 'a where vlnryanla Jf J’ou ®re1H stt:*‘l
H tnDing lo fty g ird e rs, o r a b oot'•re'bpeawtlng,
log g er d od g in g o ffic e r s liullets, vou need not w o rry about
And a wall that crumhlcs in ful- the fra ilties o f old nge. On the oth er hand s tra n g e as it m ay
ly; Hn^'
j seem , A m erican book k eep ers a v era g e the sh ortest length
And a river nobody follow!*.
o f life with only th irty -s ix and one h a lf y ea rs ia w hich to
live.
Through 'tho gateways w**‘ll see t«
P ossibly th is is a ttrib u ta b le to I be lack of e x e rcise w hich
the* center
Where fountains arc playing, mid i the average b ook k eep er obtain s. Or possibly il m ay tie be”
flower**
j cau se o f a general lack o f k n ow led ge o f bow to take care o f
un a (lame up the twilit tow-! o n e 's self pVuperly. W h a tev er m ay he th e reason , the fact
9
b
.
...
. ! rem ains. A nd p h y sicia n s, p robab ly becau se thev do know b ow ,
91
*'u never ’" H! cnlor'. t o g e t 't h e m b s t ^ u t o f. b e ^ fb fu L , conditions.' live. o „ an1
And thg wind will die'down in the
erage, s ix ty -tw o y ears.
,
V ' attaoniara,
|
R ailroad trainm en com e next to book k eep ers with an
And the m>irvit will full with the i a v erage life o f :t7.4 years. O th ers in clu d e: plum bers. ;:*» y e a r s ;
nightfall;
............... 'c o m p o s ito r s , 10.2: ch a u ffe u rs, *12.1;
nincbjjii>ls.
]ungHut a door will open -a light fa ll!
sh orem cn . iron moulder.**, IS; painters. ItCwTbak ers. r,0.G;
On a struct that is peopled with
coal m iners, ,»l..*l; laborers. »‘- .h ; masons. .Vi; blacksmith:),
draamvrs.
) '. Marion Strobel. 5 5 .4 : and farm ers, R8.5-.
j J V e hope these s ta tis tics will rn*t cau se local book k eep ers
Ilerb'Hcovn announces. He is ».* terw orry unduly. T in 1 fact that oth er book k eepers die voting
elected.
ood
is no reason w h v vou. a p a rlicu la r book k eeper, should. W hen
\vc ob serv e that farm ers, bln eksm iih s. and laborers live (h e
Mr» Edhon udnitc*. young w o -; |
. f.
to b ook k e e p e is is. take
icn tolgt- out and find » mi»n w*h .
’
. ool\ ob v iou s ad v ice
U Oi laity an the one .he found. m o n * ‘ •x. ifis**
wto crcn’t busy ncldont uet ]
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Mrs. W .A . L effler Is D.A»B. lia s M eetin g
B ridge Party H ostess A t Mrs. J.N. WHitne’s
an
Telephone 148 M AS, F R E D . S. D A IG E R , Society Editor Residence
j£ £-£ g *K sjJ
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' ’ '•M 'I m V.'LiI.I ftUifvJirElivW nnd chll.
offered.
After all hus.nes* had been car-'(Iren arrived here Monday from
tied out, Mr*. W. Thtjodorc l*ang Tucson, Arizona, whtffc ‘they have
ley read a paper on ’’Penancola nnd been spending gcvcrnl months nnd
It* Hittorical Men , which was are visiting Mrs. Lovell’s mother
most intcrenting. At the ten hour Mr*. II. II. Chappell nt her homo
the hostesses assisted by Mr*. Thig- on Celery Avenue. Mr*. Lovell will
prn- served stuffed pear salad, be remembered here as Mis* Lucca
toasted cheese sandwiches, wafer* Chappell.
Tel. 37.
Mr. and ‘ M h t k -tt*
small son, John Blount, w
pinde SanfordJ fhejr, Ijnntf *
past year,
le ft • Monria
Waynesboro* Ga.. where
make their home.
V. . , V /
Mr*. William Armstrong ’ LefThe Snllie Harrison Chapter N.
flcr wn» hostess Monday after S. D. A, R, held It* regular meeting
noon nt the first or u series of Friday afternoon nt the home of
* «i*
Jk■*■
M rs. F . J. C ooled g e Is St. A gn es Guild Has
-- ‘ ‘—'--^tMihi'ju
bridge parties at her home on Mi>. J - N. Whitner on Magnolia
Societv
Con.
On
Page
Fd irJ
H ostess T o B&fttists M eet A t Parish House
Avemie ivith Mr*. Whitner and
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/i-t....:.. . ___e . » .____
The
*nd«affets-— — ^Mrs. F. Y C oolcdgcw ns h’ostCM . The regular business meeting of of Valentine was accentuated with
Da-orating the moms where the
Chapter members present were:
nzn
Monday afternoon for the'. Pipe the St. Agnes Guild was held the decoration* nrd ether details. memlier* assembled, were numer Mr*. W. Theodore Langley, Mrs.
The rooms where t h c a r d tables ous bosket* Und vases of pretty Samuel Pulestdn, Mr*. Holland L.
Orpin Club o f the First Baptist
Mondnjl afternoon at the Parish.
Church, entertaining them at her
had been nrrnjigcd for play were spring cut flowers combined with Dean, Mrs. Wi Morton Thigpen,
homo on Palmetto A
Mr*. A. T. Rosslter, Mi's. A.'M. Do
’
»«*»
-HttWX
abloom with quantities o f
red greenery.
Rif >A i « om I •*> -.1
r.h k
The rooms o f thirt
Routine business' was enrried out Forystn Mrs. W, T. Fields, Mrs, R.
Snap
dragons:
"sweet
peg*
-and
,
j
J J
-■**’
eAWrtaW
busings enrunder the direction of the regent, E. Tqliir, Mrs.-Kl S. Dutton,' Mrs.
i lade .more atthl
n Cyv« ■lrit*w*v»
gladioli combmM with 'feriflt. * Mrs, John* Leonarill, after which
„ „t\ m party at «
1.'. R, Rngon, Mrs. John I/conardi.
wls f red wcet pens and baby; rird out. The vacancy of vjee
Ills
,"ljajr
«» i.
The tallies, score pad* and .pen delegates {o th* Continentinl con* Mis Henry Minlck, Mrs.; J. N.
brepth carrying out the color mot president was filled by the dec?
Mk fl
which codvenes nt Washing Whiinor nnd Miss Alice Caldwell.
cils wore done in red la A y mg Wit1 gn
if* sug restive o f the Valentine
tion of Mrs. Braxton L Perkins.
RjEedy. "Sewlngfor season
the .color scheme aid after the ton, I). C., on April IS were elected.
Mr*. Ernest Hilt was appointed ti
’ - *t the Junior W e*
A sltort business session
wns
fifth progiession hud been played, Mis. l.eonatdi wns elected to serve
Mrs. Franklin D. Hardaway. Mrs.
1•.
.1
D .rtA a M a p W
ns delegate with Mrs. R. K. Talar
DIdum at
8:00 o’clock held, presided1 over by the presl- serve on the Parish House ( (mi- score* were . rolle. tod by
Mrs. a* regent alternate. Other nlter- John Winihlsh of Orlando nml sis
I'Wetnen’c Council of dent, Mrs. J. H, Colclough.. The mittce.
It*
- Vi
llinxton L Perkins nml Miss Letty nutes appointed were Mrs. W. Mifr- ter, Mrs. Sink, of Winston Salem,
riitlon Church,
membeVs responded to the roll
N. C., are among the out of town
Under the head of social service
sfterr.oon and evcn- call with cither original Valentine .work, it was derided to take care Caldwell .nnd the fiist .prize, n tnii Thigpen, Mrs. A. B. Peterson, guests attending the bridge lunch
t
W. E.’ Watson arid. Mrs G. eon Tuesday, given by the Social
•All Souls Church on verses or incidents ^elatlVb to o f a hoy, nnd provide food nnd set of red crystal goblet* vrtt* Mrs.
Irving
Lmirks.
Deportment of the Woman’s Club
*,'benefit of
Build- Valentine. At the conclusion of clothing for him;.Mrs. M. Miimrik, awarded Mw. La Verne Hurt.
Plans were nuule for a law en- nt Hotel Forres*. I*nke.
business, Dr. F. -D. King co/P Mrs. Grover C.. Codhrnn and Mrs. M u , W. Wallace Wright, who hold
foreement program to be presented
U r f.o’.il regular meet- ducted the study class which wns George McRory were appointed next highest score, received a some time during Lent to which
on this committee and sec wlmt vnnily set in red lent her holder.
i-o’flock at old Masonic moat Interesting.
Xa fC41 a*
* I Mrs. Charles L.-Britt, who cut the the patriotic organizations o f the
During the social hour the host Wns needed for the boy.
Basket. ,
city would be jnvited to take part,
After
nil
business
had
|
,coni
highest
heart
wagiven
n
lntge
SANFORD’S BA HIES
IBridge luncheon for the ess served chicken n In king In
Mrs. A. M. DeFnrest announced
heart shaped box of candy.
BEAUTIFUL
tment of the Woman’" timbals, hot rolls, rolled sand transacted, the members finished
At the ten hour, the card tallies that prizes of $13 to the student of
the
programs
nnd
wrapped
rnndy
wiches,
meringue
glace
and
cof
Hundreds
of them on the screen.
o'clock nt Hotel FotLi
the Seminole High School nnd $10
WEDNESDAY Afternoon and
fee. Assisting Mrs. Coolcdge in for the cnbnrcl which they will were cleared and laid with dainty
. -**1mI —V r . to
the
student
of
Croom
Academy,
n
.keep
covers
nnd
refreshments
in
.ketp
give Tuesday evening at the For
night.
itand dartre nt Hotel For- serving were Mrs. A. A. Meneely rest I-nku Hotel.
ing with the color scheme, Vnd wlm write the best essay* on Pat
MILANK
THEATRE
fat9:00 o'clock under the and Mrs. Volie Williams.
riotism, War ami Peace, had been
consisting of‘ ginger ale,
VohMd*
Among
the
members
attending
The next meeting of the club
l(St. Agnea Guild.
meeting
were Mr*. nut breud, Fiiltine.*, cherry; pjc,
will bo held at the home of Mrs. Monday’s
j
____ L ’ *\I M
'ITierc'fi tinother
s«np<in*s
-, im hi *h 1 - . - i : k w - - n q
heart shaped individual angel- •tyf!
A. C. McLendon, 1300 Park Ave Mortimer Glover, Alls. Holland L. cakes and coffee were served by
ItfBDNKSHAY ,
wear
in
your
clothes
if you'll
Dean, Mrs. Benjamin Whittier dr.,
on Tea Duplicate Bridge nue, with Mrs. McLendon and Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. George Misses Hose i^i Verne Hurt, Mar
have them cleaned and .press
meet with Mrs. George S. Mi:*.. George Ray ns hostesses.
g a ret Thompson, Carmen Guthrie
ed. We take out spots, brighMembers present wore Mr*. McRory, Mr*.‘ Chris Matthew*, nml Antoinette Shlnlinlscr. There
tMr home in Loch Arbor,
en colors and completely re
Leslie Bryan, Mrs/ Fronds K. Mrs. Minnrik, Mrs. Clarke Leon, were nine trtliles of players who
noes I.. Well* will enforMrs. Grover C. Cochran,
new your garments. tU:
BoUurMrs. R. F. ‘Cooper, Mrs. C. anly,
enjoyed
tlic
cordial
hospitality
|Young 'Matron* Bridge
T o life Big Bazaar
IL Cobk, Mrs. J. H. Colclough, Mr*. Ernest Hill, nnd Mrs. Fred of Mrs. l i ’ ffler.
»'.♦*
, Club. ,
Mr*. F. J. Cooledge, Mrs. 1. K. Da Igor.
NO ODOR! 5
xton L Piukit.H will en- Estridgc, Mrs.. W. I). Gardiner,
Cor. Ouk
A
ye,S
t 8II1 St.
CIRCLE NO. FIVE
, MltH. BYRD ENTERTAINS
rtm Bridge Club nt Mrs. Robert 1*. Glenn, Mrs., Merri|tthotatvA*noc: • * weather G. Lewis, Mrs': J.' -Ci Mit
V
/ ^
V.
On Friday evening. Mrs. Clyde
[ Department will meet nt chell, ,Mrs. Robert Merriweothor,
and is harmless tn the most delChurch held its regular hu
hunfieia
‘ for regular busjnes* Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. A. A. Ryrd entertained most delightful and sorial ineeling Monday
irate fabrics or colors.
ly
lifterslrrtlbn of officer*,
tteneefy, Mrs. Kidney J. Nix, Mr*. ly nt bridge nt her home in Fort noon at the home, of Mrs.
rs. Jj.
.4. O,
O
Methni. Tint gm>sts for the even
ob 'itauar for the bene.’ A, M. Phillip*, Mrs. Kent, Kosni- ing included tile members of the Shinllolser on Uuk Avenue.. *mu.
IiihIpi* misiilces o f
“ *
The
('Building fund at the ter. Mr*. R. W. Lawton, Mrs. H. Friday
meeting was presided over hjj th<*
Evening
Bridge Club.
W. Rucker, Mrs. Guy S. Sclinon,
chairman, Mrs, Sluidiolser, wlteti
II on Oa)t Avenue.
Quaint old fashioned
maiden*
Mr*.
.Jnmcs
G.
Kharori,
Mrs,
Voile
routine business wns carriotll out
, Spaulding Circle will,
marked the tallies used for the
k Mrs. E. M. Carroll ht Williams, Mrs. Clifford Walker, game* nml after the staged num A* i IiIh wns tbe teginning of the
Mr*. IL It. Odum and Alp,*. A. C.
new chureli year, the electlns of
i on Magnolia Avenue.
ber nf progressions had been
Benefit Building Fund.
Circle of the FIntt McLendon. >f Visitors were Mr*. played, scores were coinpnrcd and officers for the ensuing year took
Ph'dtio ^61
220 Magnolia Avo.
place resulting ns follows: thairwill meet at 0:30 Matthews nnd Mrs. Nix Sr.
the prize for top score, n .double
man, Mr*. S. O. Sinhol»er,» vice
the hoafii of Mr*. R. Z.
.............
deck of bridge rnrdjf went to Mrs.
chairman, Mrs. II.. C. McMuHfp;
Ion West First Street.
>i.» nnX ;
James A. Pittman. The men’ll
■ecretarj1 and treasurer, - Mr*
high
score
prize,
F
l
carton
of
cigTHURSDAY
Brodie Williams; supply -'chairnreltes went to Lloyd Boyle.
__ Vemr Hurt will enterninn, Mr*, c. O. Bradbury;l social
After the prizes had been award
members of the Tuesday
service chainiinn. Mrs. J. Il Har
f DR r e s t l a k e
ed, the enrd tables were spread
Bridge Club.
II. G. Pnince, West Palm Reach[ with hand made covers and. re vey; flower chairman, Mrs. R. M.
|■Neighbors will
hold W. M, OWen, West Palm Dench;
I.eesnn; publicity chairmnul Mrs.
e «d.J
freshments consisting of chicken
.1. F. McClelland. Following the
instruction at 1U o’clock Linton E. Allen, Hanford; W. Win
n In king in patties, Item* shaped
election, work for the yeir was
dd Fellows Halt over the fred Baker, Jacksonville; It. Flint,
sandwiches, cheese straws, olives, plaVined /ami voininilteeSA li.'iiued.
lander direction of Mr*. Orlando; I). B. Plcknrrl, Wilming- __ ___
sal tines «nd coffee were served
Lite in the afternoon n | social
|uh supreme manager and ton, N. C.t J. F. pal dwell, Lake-I l,v
.
,
.by the hostess. Plavltig bridge
se C. Young state super- Hind; Fred L. Ekles, New York, |were Mr. and Mrs. James L. hour wns enjoyed, when fefresh
mi'ut* consisting of snnihsrichc*
latidieon will be served.
M. It. Hinson, Tallahassee; Mr. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Braxton L.
« meeting of
Royal and Mr*. J. C.^ Miller, Orlando; Perkin*, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Boyle. and coffee were served. Afrfohg
bn of America will meet Joe II. Gill, Miami; Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs.- Juntos A. Pittman, those present were Mrt. R. J.
o’clock at the Odd Fellows Charles E. Wood, New York; Joi:| Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Holly Rr., Btinnelle, .Mi<. t‘. C. Jlnygrof,
Mrs. 11;i D. Martin, Mrs. F. IE,
Ithe Flasket,
-Kulzner, Miami; Sir. nnd Mr*. Van Judge
nml
Mrs. W. Walluee
■■’d
. ..
bole Chapter No. 3 O. E. S. Allirnn, Louisville Ky.; Miss Elea* : Wright, Mrs. Harold Viele, Mr*, Mitchell, Mrs. J I*. Harvey, Mi-.
f trt
H. <’. McMullen, Mrs. Broilie Wil
lid regular meeting at Mnnor Von Allman, St. Matthews, i W. ft. Zachary nnd Clyde Ilyrd.
1 I'.f-T
liams. Mrs. < t). Bradbury, Mr-.
lemplc at 7:3(1 o'clock. There
Ky.;
Mrs. Alice E. Bnurgue,
— -------— ----------It, M. ls-esun and Mrs. J. F. M.
.t.
1 s George Washington proKummerfichl, Mass. W. II. CroALTAR SOCIETY
ricllund.
Jnd refreshments.
zier, Clercmont; II, C. Ramsey, j
Washington, D. C.; C. B. Holly,
The newly organised Altar So.FRIDAY
i#n Bridge Party at 3:00 WarHlngton I). C.; C. A. Bollingw. |iety of Holy Cross Episcopal
Jacksonville; J. W- Jnxton, Jack- Church met Saturday afternoon
|»t Hotel Forrest l*\kc.
fur its regular meeting. Mrs. Clyde
Bridge party at Hotel sonville,; Col. Marsh Jackstmville.
(Ttlf
Derby, president of the Church Ser
SEMINOLE
lake at H:0O o'clock.
ur
vice
League
presided
nnd
during
A. Wehh, Tn inpa, Fla.; Dr. W.
WllJiam Moore Kcolt will
It tnl
L'kt bridge nt 3:00 nt her A. Shrevo and wife, Washington, the business session many helpful
s * :[
idcils
and
suggestions
were
offered.
Kayfair.
I>. C.; It. Hanson, Freehold, N. J.;
f ’tween
Rules
nnd
regain
lions
for
work
and
in ivcital of the ffan- N. J. Lowry, Charleston, S. C.;
committee:, were tend.
Among
whordN will he held nt N. R. Grubbs, Gainesville, I'l«:;
TODAY <k ui the Junior High James M.- Boyd, Hawthorn, Fln.j 1those present weir: Mrs. Clyde
Charlie
Chaplin
Brookhanif.
^
'^
V
.
Mrs
B.
F
Whitner
Sr..
Auditorium. Public is cord- Mr. and Mrs. H
in his latest laugh-fest
Jacksonville, Fla.; Wm A IniFiam Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, Mrs. A. P. Con’ nelfy, Mrs Alice E. Hill, Mr*. G. F.
•The Circus"
Atlanta. Ga.; R. B. Duff, Braden
r added
SATURDAY
to n ,F lu .;
Ben lloskill. Miami, Smith, Mrs. E. D. Mobley, Mrs.
Milam- New*
LWalter S. Coleman will cnJoe Broaddens, Miami, Fin.;.' St. Clair White, Miss Margaret
Fla.; „ue
....... Oregon]; { Young. Mr*. M Martin and Mrs.
Iat th«- second of a scries of Joe
and comedy.
Smith, PtTTtland,
ip*rtie« honoring her guest William J. Adams, Mayo, Fla ; George McRory.
“ String of String*'*
B.C. Conger of Oklahomu W. J. Mullen, Jacksonville, Fla ;
Mrs. Alice Nash of Rock Island,
W EDNESDAY
wla., at 10 o'clock nt her C. J. Harrison, Leesburg, Flo.; E.
HI.,
will in rive here Wednesday to
m ;f
j
i Drenmwold.
The Mila lie 's Annual Srreen
L. McLeod, Orlnndo, Flo.; Mr. and
*r Dance m lintel Forrc»t Mrs. J. E. McNally, Columbus, spend a few days nt the Hotel For
Hahy Show
.......
0
rest Lake. Mrs. Nash is supreme
■* m : j j
over (wo hundred of Sanford's
Ohio,; A. N. * Peoples nml wife Manager of the Royal Neighbor*
,n'( Story Hour at 10 o’- Chester, -Pa.; W. F.. VnnHorten,
llahien
i>eaiiliful
o f America, nnd will conduct a
the Library,
•i .
e*rT ■ ' 1JI
Jacksonville, Fin.; F. G. Gedsten
will lie shown mt the srrenn at
Side i’rlmnry . Pnrent' and wife, Atlanta, Ga.; W. W. school of Instruction Thursday nt
the
afternoon
and
evening
» Association will have Goddard Jnx. Fla.; B. H. Ridge- the Odd Fellow* Hull.
shows.
Option bridge party nt the
ford, New Albany, Iml.; C. P .fe n - | Mr u|1(] Mr„. JLilph K. Smith,
Program
(.fwrest J.ako a t 3:00 o’clock- hnrdt, New Albany, Ind.; J. B.
-3 d
Mrs. C. E. Rnwson and
Mrs.
"Chicago After Midnight"
f t »»*. W. O/qUlFor Mr*.
ubUlson, St. Pete. Fla.; Mr. and James F. Hawkins motored to Or
Novelty—-'"Adoration"
1Bight h,r reservation*.
i «>
rs. E. B. Havers, Laughmun, lando, Saturday where they spent
Aesop* Fables.
MONDAY
Fla.; Mrs. N. Eversfield. Lake the day.
>,
Organ Club or tip First
.1* iw/19>urch will mfeet at 3:30 City.; Mis* Eversfield, Lake City,;
Mm. R. T. Roberts, Nashville,; Jim
kith Mrs. A, C. McLendon
>me nno Park Avenue with 1-avln Sanford, Fla.; L. C. No"(tendon nml Mr*. George dorff, New Albany, Ind.;
V \LDEZ HOTEL
hostesses.
,
- J • A- ■
AIS1
B. II. Watts, Jacksonville, Fin.;
, Uounty Federation of
•
.
.1
»“.
*w c
'*
will meet with the George M. Hoke, Asheville, N. C.;
C.
F,
Brown,
Brooklyn,
N.
Y.;
F.
T. 1). at the Pre*hyterian
'
parlors, l.uneheon will he Scott nnd wife, IPhlladelphin, Pa.;
Gurt, June* «nd wife, 1-nkeluml
I(t 1H o'clock.
.
v»* Jape
Fla.; J. W. Osgood and wife, Do
,
aA' z.-, -t.nTC.i
catur,
III.;
T.
O.
Brown,
Orlando,
W l’UE DEPARTMENT
-t
Fla.; Thomas A. Price, New York,
Mrfe. Sadye Baum el, who hasliden in the
■mV
literature Department 0U N- ^ Harty EIsem apyKoshvll1*,
it t i» *.<./
f"
■- ■t*ti ,
club met Wednesday Tarn.;
------ Andrew
i - J — A.
4 'K^ifcr,
“ *■ New
city attendin g to business a ffa irs, will
•(' r,nj*»
i
It’s man’s natural instinct to deck him self out in brighter,
o’clock at the Yptk City.; J. Engle, New A'ork
with the deportment dity.; Hayry B. Klein,, New York
leave today fo r N ew Y ork Ayhere she
plumage in spring. H e heverhad a better ch an ce than He*
Mr*. George Paxton City.; B^ Aj. Megiani* TaUalutfsee,
h»i* iw
for its regular business Fla., J. M.t Johneon, TLiv'e Oak,
1” .- ‘ W ifi
wiU spend sQine tim e baying: a com
L q...
find
right
h
ere
in
ou
r
rieVspring
as^ortiilents.
in ’ .iowa-y*
. (w '■wife,'' ,tft
»hd program, Many im- Fie.; II. T. Harlan, Detroit, Mich.;plete new stock o f ndvelties, m illinery
J** {nattera were brought T. C. Wataon. Baltimore, Md.; Mr.
ki*
. .*u»nUon of the member* and Mr*. W. IL.HarrUon, Philadel
and ladies* re&dy-to wear, preparatory
I, r routine business was car. phia, Fa.; W. T. koyvt, PhiiodelTopCOatS — The swntrgcr atyks
T h e Suits -S m art/ two ■ and
phia.
Fa.;
Mis*
Mildred
.
Harrison,
k ite* *?}*nd|d Program was.
>
to
th
a
o
p
e
n
in
g
.o
f
a
h
ew
shop
in
her
ow
n
o f London and N ew Y ork ’lit brtjrht •••*• •*-*
three - button single -- breasted
- t h r i f t ^ * * * “ Contem-} Philadelphia,.-Pa.* A . ..Roaebauns j
if ,«4.
“w ^ .Dr*®*Ue«.H Mr*. •Memphis, Tenn,'; B. B. 'Tilly. San
nam
e
in
the
location
form
erly
occupied
models—4»nd double breoateds in
(weeds, homespuns, and twists. All
Mfnlck read an nn- F itnclico, Cal.; K. D. Dessaunew lijiht c o lo n and fabrlca. Home
iMeresting PVer on ture, Atlanta, G«.;
by “ Baumei*s Specialty Shdfc> ” F orm er
(he new patterns.
Z i'SSL .::
mm
*sr-.
%
SSL
New Clothes for
Cleaning Cost's!
Follow the Cro\Wl
I u e sd a y a n d
W ed n esd ay
Seminole
A ll Souls Church
1
I Hotel Arrivals j
You’re Alw ays in Smart Company
When You W ear Our Finely Tailored
S
coats
ring
Announcem ent
Shaw and John
Mr*. Frank L. Woodruff Jr-,
r l yn ? r*' W* **• Buhrman
drllghtful study of "Lord left Monday evenipg for Green
V i l * Milne and.ChrU- wood, 8. C.t where they were
d
reading o f an colled by the death of Mr*. Wood,
tuff'* sister in law, Mr*. Roddy
Develin.'
^Dterature Department
»**• —**— ■>«■> |HW" ’^ r e lbH O ff RichMr. and Mr*. Ernest Krupp
returned home Monday evening
j& s f i S S e s
***"
« v
$
hnvo two pair o f pants.
patrons o f M rs. Baumel are asked to
watch fo r a later annouheem ent o f the
opening: o f this (distinctive hew style
cen ter f o r e m e n .
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THE SANFORD HPPALP,, TUWftAV FEWWAJtY »■ 1928 .
• <■ •*■
•
•
,
> *T
■ v r -r
‘ .'
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• »,i
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• A"-
■ n ' s n tv*
* -M
------ D A O E
■. .
it ff
. . . . .«• * « • •
K f f 1 Persohah
t
V ' Wal'nceT b r ig h t for. the b rid g j
; lunchccn tp bo'given Tuesday by
■1Un tlmiinl Tloa.^Ol--....a » f Also llfn.
t m « t o ! ih<t Wolie friends o f T\ A. River, w ill: lh^
n ft b r i
luU-ut tho.TUUd JrorrcsL
4 ccg w l to lx.m lha.t-he-ialU
„
.
. 7 ^
,
.
t l.nl:?. _ _ __
hospilnl at Biltmorej N. C
Mrs. Arthur .Dewey, of Indian-,
■Mr*. Murry J. Wltson left Turs- qpoll*. Ind, will nrrive here Tues
Igy nfternmn for. Orlando where day
miy fr,;rr „n Knnrt
viBlt ns
n, the
th| guest
short visit
BRITAIN
^REPORT
'l
she will H>cnd;n H lc r U t ln m -u a t U .^
.her ;rfntight er,*—Mra, Frank in
nAndaway.
,i ' *
LONDON.Fcb. j ^ T h B sate* by
LordBun>)iam o f lho ■’•Dally* Tel«*-(
jn .p h -.-tW . M h thjAllfff
English IruUhBMfoa-pt'p" (he W h y ’
brother* has Im W jm M W .will A f
olmost every inhabitant -i>f (Iritnin:
, The m U» p I jM -e o much upset
every middlo-claa* home in Britain
that ncQTtn o f thoumndii c f upright,
respectable English citiscns are
now Inquiring: "W ho „n* these
Berry Brothers?"
The simple answer is:—"They
... nne the biggest newKpaper propf rietors In Britain, if not in the
I- world."
^ ,
m
Air*, Fount Ition of Kisriininee
! <|HM"
,h, ° J iay *l'rc 8 “ n,U£. “ 4 ‘ ,1C
sliest o f her sirlcr Mr.i. T. Allen
Junes.
..
m
'irpvii,* r , S . tj
3d guilty -in ,. Cuvln«iL1
thp P r o h ib it!^ ,
Wicdemnnn, brewery
rived here today on a
to Ill-Kin hi* tw o”
in Attar tn 1 enitcmlai
10-B Plants and Flowers
M ln n t a -B r J o m w .-
I).
'Mr . AliteiC, Y oufig
.. of Daytona
.
Bcacii will arrive b*rp Wednesday
with the schnif nf In
Itlpetinn tv be given fcr.Oui Jloyai
hhqr.s | on T huts^aj.j Mrs
K is slate su p lm ior.
Peter tifkiml mdtVfed to Tampa
,whero,ho’spent <hc ■p-cok<eiidi, * .
t
f1
Afrs. Charles Fodder o f Orlando
will be tfie guest of Ttfra."Johb C.
Smith, Tuesday nt the Bridge
Luncheon given by the .Social bepnitment of the Woman’s Club nt
the Hotel Forrest Lnko.
p. RATES
Legal Expences Cut
By $3,000 Discount1
ta AdTBBC*
‘
(Continued Front Pnge 1
hus Gity o f Sanford injunetlirl pro.'dings," to restrhln imymtpt tSf
niqnevs idue' Hutton "Constructibn'*'''
Company. 'V, .
'
. Filing (general demurrer. ,f **
’’ Filing special demurrer, '
insisting uptillention friTrvt*Mfmrs4w»*
nry injunction.
•• .1.'
Attending 'hearing nt Titusville.
Attending hearing nt Sun'ord.
Filing motion for dissolution of
the ti mporary restruining. order at.
u > UH. J. C. i.OWEuTi
first hruring in Sunfonl.
How To Hi* Happy
Attending hearing during taking
*. ""* e u , frlniil
o f testimony nt Sanford for four « « .« Mh„ write*
-IV 1**
Ocrnalnoull) hr *rn*,
*
days.
‘ .
Hiro.atr, n* I*.- m il, |,.t *
And other services rendered to lie IIHiinll) y„rln,r,
J
2
time of the dismissal o f injunction l* lr * t e iru rl*. T h i,
thriiiiul, Ihr w»||, **,
proceedings
$600.00 reiitl.
-Thru | „ „ , h P„
uolkri) m Iii, „ lr,
Expenses— trip to Titusville 17.26
llul whlrk
n m mrf
*
$517.25
Total
•Dt «* Mr irml. u , l.
be
eollerior MB*
TOMATO Blonts for sale: Three
million Marglobc with n nail
head tust proof record. Ready now
until March first, $2.60 per M,
cash with order. J. R. Davis, Fort
Myers,. Fla.
.
M(. nltd JtliV.IFJIw nul Boitemun
ml or he foie the supply o f gdoJ
w l U T n t v i i i^
•trod ia exhausted. Write for spec.Muntiiy for Nfw Orleans,, Ln.»
Ul prfee*. Wm. G. Ranney, Box
jt ^ lr j^ i]
; , & y o i ; n^d Mr.«j. Afl||p'A)K0p of wir .n (tj.ny
7, Monticcllo, Florida.
J^CKMutvillc- were visitors in ?ytil'
rat**
MIsif Katherine Miller nf Clnclnlinurtions.
.
^otd. Sundaj- nnd worn,- guests «»r
| ^average length i^51^^TL^^c1e^^a!us7stIw:h ;AJr. .^n«l Mjs. A. If/Clrterson lit nutti, Ohio, wlio has liecn the at
o ff Special. Phono 730. Rex
tractive
guest
of
Airs.
James
A.
their home on Silver Iaike.’
Packurd.
,
I ^ S e of 30c for
I'ittnmn
-left
Sunday
for
Daytonn
* ■;-------1 ; ';
Beach/
'
*.
•
’
Mr. mid .Mis. J. F. Bntrs nnd
_n(f is restricted
PETUNIA and nnnp drttgon plants
Mrs, 1.*. .'C Jacobs, of Columhiii.
for snle. Phono (503-J.
jificatlon.
Mis.
\V.
J.
Steed
nnd
children
o
f
S ., C.. nro •|he gueslJfJjf Dr. nnd
made Tbe ^ n Three Brothers
Mrs. W. |k Citnipbell, nt their Kissimmee spent the dny here Sun
be responaiblc SEED Potatoes Red Bliss Malno
There are three o f these brothers.
(selected) 150 lb. sneks, $0.00
hoiiie In thf I-nngley -Apartments. day ns Iho guests of her parents
, incorrect inaertlon,
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. G. Bnll.
The two engaged in newspupor
for subsequent
Spaulding Rose No. 4 (Certified)
work are Sir William Ewart Berry
Ben (’nnlwell, pitcher for the
150 lb. sneks $0.00 Cash with all
Office should be
Mr. nnd Mrs. Donnld Holland nnd
•nd James Corner Berry. The lab
New York (Bunts,, left Monduy
orders. United Produce Co. 1355
tidlatdy In ense of
ter was knighted in th* New Year
to Join the. tenni 'nt Hot Spring's. Mn und Mrs. S. R. Griffin nf OrBeaver St. West, Jacksonville,
lundo were the guests Sunday of
honors list. Allied to them js the
Ark.', for Ajpring training.
Fla.
_ _
dvbutiserp
ONTF put all your eggs In one itantly growing all sorts o f types o f elusive tropical fruit, which ii.al.-s,
Or. nnd Mrs. T. Allen Jones.
eldest brother, LoM Bocklaiid, re
basket, might easily be Die slogan pineapple from seedlings, from parts so you. will *Xy, the ordinary pine
FOR SALE—Citrus nursery stock
puled to ,he: the director o f more
' Mr. nnl Mrs. George Troy Un> i
jlJ representative
■° f die pineapple industry In Ha
*rri
on Rough Lemon Root. Quality
|y public companies than uuy mnti waii, built up during tbe last twenty- o f other pineapples, from , different apples taste like potatoes. But wind; nnnniim e tlPP-MPth' tif a Min nil' Dr. iii’mI Mrs. Riithei ford i)ouglUmiliar with rate*
A k i I I I h r In Cua-Uj* ,
Varieties, in a never ending search to a tourist, .lured by the talcs u f«ihi>'
NEGRO BI NS AMUCK
nnd varieties guarantei-d. Get my
JIn me.
. I
lus, who have 'been visiting their
living; but Iron, steel ahd real nre five years on a single variety of pine find
1
(Unification
will
Sotnlay,
February
12,
nt
th?
Fcra v»rie«y possibly sbetter
^ M S S than
ts sus s the
Ills.
mysterious fruit, asks you for pne of
And nii I'm hn|i|i,.*<
prices before you buy. F. Burnett.
—ilete information,
M rs.
Ms main Interest*. It is William apple, the Smooth Cayenne. This vari Smooth Cayenne, or to replace
Hospital. Th" laughter
---- ------- • Charles
------ *Poweli'.Tr.,
............... .,
llnlhrr Roml. I ili|„L
•place tl*e
tin them, you will probably have tb sadly •raid' liiughton
BIRMINGHAM,
Aim.
Feb.
14—
WnvcrVyfe Florida.
ety
was
selected
by
John
Kidwell,
a
h, they will assist
»Ewmrt and Jnmc* Gomcr who, In
r . " . r " ’ ----- ’
,
Kpenklo.t « f hi..... .
. for
ft ttheir home. They
Smooth
an Jung_ hap
" Cayenne
“ yenne should nnyUii
. shake your head, and inform hitn tluit Ihaky has been named George Troy hft Monday
l»L - of n e v e r » r r n n r Ane om ii-tra nht
it your want, jbo
wen*, neenmpiitiied home by Jim, (IN S)— Shielding passengers
seven years, have made thmesclve* pioneer of the industry, as being the pen to it. And here rcm
ec^ for the this tturvelous pineapple is available Rav Jr. i
remedies
infuriated mili.nlIiim or rrrlwl irnuhl.
FLORIDA
GROWN non-blight,
street cur front
an
fattest
Sad
juiciest
for
canning
pur
. ftfcctive.
Powell,
who
will
spend
several
Smooth
Cayenne's
"diseases"
have
the biggest newspaper proprietors poses.
only two or three weeks in the yeal, |
»•"»»••»
f
T
h
at
lirlmt
J}*
negro
who
was
alleged
to
’
have
good
eating
Tear: Stuart Pe
been evolved. The “ yellows," for in and now it it 'ont of season I
1 e o m e I n - c n i i l n r l M lih lat.^i
in Britain.
•
Mr. und Mr*. John.Blount, who 1weeks as their guests.
cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums,
started nil argument' over his car . n » o | ile n in l lh r > n r r
stance, which was thought to be a
Pineapple,
King’s
Delicacy
tmenvs
Plaht
Trials
hnvd In cii the guratn of , ihj.jp
They are the sons of. Aldcrmnn
i n U r r n l i l r lim it i,|ua| , Z
fare, L. L. Floyd ami J. L. Bur L ri iiihi md I nn>
Prunqs, $4.00 to $0.00 per dozen,
m here
l. m „ ( , „ ,l*r
For tmany years this pelted pine form of disease, eradicated by feed
Mr. nnd Mrs. Each Taylor of
Nineiy acre* “at the University r f dqughtui, Mr*. Henry
IBARGAIN
.
I’ urdau
Berry, formerly Mayor o f Merthyr
ing
the
pineapple
iron,
and
the
“
will"
gess,
conductor
and
motorman
of
delivered. Ivnte us. Reeve Nurs
M lirre
th e)
enn
l, n«e liji
apple
was
ratted
by
English
horticul
Hawaii
experiment
station
are
dcvo'.:.i
Winter
Park
spent
Sunday
here
ns
dec.
We
i:**'e
service.
nnd Mr*. Jock Hewitt, fpr' th**.
Tydll, Wales. He was In the turists under glass, ami served as a overcome by plant selection I
recuived
serious stall t h r e e n n t i i r n l n m - m i l U * , ,
ery, Cottage Hill, Fla.
to plant trials,itltc growing of seed past ti-u ilnyR, left Monday morn- th" pnuta* o f. M r.'and Mrs. Ben the car
Itiaetto Harbor Shop
noil the r e r ln l Iro n lilr U
™al estate business and prospered, delicacy for only Kings' and poten
wijunds. ;.lim Jones, no^'ro, was 1.Vhep mme on loin ihr hapflri
Sometime* in the big canneries, lings and the study.of new varietiei
12 WANTED
t .William Ewart arid James Comer tates' consumption. Today, something that rare thing, a pineapple witli seeds, brought to the islands by plant ex ing fin their bonic lit Wi\>‘ne»hqrii.H’;,,,lw‘
> r* trriln > . nn J j ’ y
shot tn death in the altercation. i r l r .
S'C Long'* Pure Pork
I " » « -r
r l« h l> .
i,
. „ i r fr„
3
Berry now control and own 22 dal like 200,000,000 cans a year of this i* found. The Japanese, Chinese, .plorers.
progrns is Ivins
Ik '
- . Steady
, progress
*• •
i ..
,
,
,
[lC
3
J’
alr.iottu
A
vc.
I lir iiii.r r liiilil, n,,,|
™
ly, evening an j weekly newspapers, pineapple are sent out from Hawaii Filipino, Korean and Hawaiian girls made in ncipiirinq knowlnlyf, but to*
Vflpp used iwinc machine. t Mu
. ,' •
!1 - -.Mi*.
' , 1'v J’rnnl;
! c^ur,!F<]
,.Lfra«“ *
t hli-nrt I
»
rA —V
ch'ebpr htatc price' rilttf mail
lor u,e
the diuner
v.ori I
88 weekly, fortnightly and month- ioT
di,l"*r tables
‘ able, of the world
tmvl.jkvnol.yet Wstriwedany,dartBh< V
,
' jwH»iv,’ •h A V c l ' u ' p ' ? ' W f t V W
1 t o r tit. lu lit m r Ihnf
‘ Found.
951,
Sanford.
C
ox
liiR
r
m
U
iIrn
tiiiirN
Ihr
I
r
,
|JT
price*fir/liie*»liafap'of‘
it
new
'i-ncty
vssichg
her
mother
Mrs.
F
.fv-'a*
the
gue-t
o
f
her
sister
Mrs.
aJff t o '* 4 *
’#*hteW ■*
I MM* i- m r, in ,1 11, nr nhlr l . h
ion* of dollars. And indeed it may
K«.
Snvage
and
sister
Mrrf.
Ernest
l*uht
('lav.
rtmtukf*,
tepnonSmt
aro
the
pub**
“X
*k
*
like
It,
sinr*
*h<uild
anything
IT
platinum
w
rist
Pjnrapnle
growers
themselves
era
IMM o r lh rr«- n n lu rn l ru ru U
i-i a ' . i i . . .
-----------C om pany .
13^—Rooms With Board
•
..
. 1PAlb' Iiarmrii In flii#
For, from one of its many seeds raising millions of plants every «••»- Rrupp left Sumluy for her lionu
o f I h r lio t t r l* n iln ), nn* r|7c,
*rd. Mr*. Henry I’urllcatlon ot the Waverley Book Com happen to this incomparable variety he.
may possibly he grown that single, rop in tli* field,, for canning fruit. It lit Fmt Byers.
Mr. and .Mrs. A. I). Stellar have
the
pineapple
industry
would
presum
•ilcht
iv lllin iil
lint Ini |7|
Wc hnve parts for nil
pany and the Educational Book ably be destroyed.
Avc.
GOOD clean board with room- o ru in iil a,n| u r t it|i fn *r m I
priceless new type which the pineapple may be that nature will prefrr 'o it,
Ielm 0id tvijae'nfter spending the
Company. *
. •
r
llm r * II Iiltthl. Sin k r r t,„rU ,a M
IH.50 per week. Dew Drop Inn,
Makes
o
f
automobiles.
planters
of
Hawaii
are
seeking!
troduce a valuable now itrain anvil/
It has happened before to other soil
n oil m i - u r l m nit) u( u , , m.
liltt
M*- Hn«el Coleman 6f Tampa
Bought Many Papers
J03 S. Park.
'these^
millions
of
field
plants,
rai'u
r
in
n
h
r
m
r
hn|i|i),
n
,
ttrll
m i
products, since every product of the
A Prlctlen Type
l>n I Ir h i .
They bought up almost all the aoil lias its insect enemy.
A t H a lf Price
Ilian in the wholly scientific acres of arrived hire Monday and is the'
*
Il'ODGE
14— Booms Without board
SANFORD'S BABIES
guest of Mrs. Paul Bigger* at]
Hulton group o f newspapers, all
the
Hawaii
experiment
station.
Till*
pineapple
I*
divpatclird
at
once
Coffee growing was formerly a rich
and Graham trucks.
Ilr. J o * . P o r t * lo IlnurII, || J
See Us— We Save You
*
BKAl'TIFUL
her home on NineteentIV Street.
the Casse|l’^. pi^UlJcntions, the gi industry in Ceylon and Java. It was to the University in Hawaii for plant
llr
a
r
ll
r
r
In
O
rlnuiln.
*
i.n*]
Street. 1’hone 3. I.ARGE bedroom near hath. Hot
Hawaii on Guard
III o o n -« iir u lr iil
o lllr r
<— J
Money
gantic Amalgamated Press founded built up on a single variety of Arabian ing, Sometime in 1929 or 19.10 the
Hundred* of them on the screen.
Who
can
tell?
Anyway
Hawaii
Is
and cold water. Terms reason
n
l
Mloiiilu-h,
Iln
u
r
I
im
*
rrrtil
M
Mr*. Join R. McDonald of Eustls ; WEDNESDAY Afternoon and
1COWAN CO. Auto
' by Lord Northcliffe, Wclldon’s pub- lierry. The berry became ill, an un results will be known. For from tills on the lookout for anything ,v.li'rii
Cor. Sanford and Geneva
r n m r m . 2INI W . U n rr t „ .
J
able.
G09 Palmetto.
ircdling
will
be
grown
several
dorep
ni)d
Mr*.
ILhert
Howard
of
Orluni
sheet
metal
work*,
known
and
apparently
uncoinbatahle
ttlll hr BMrprliH ll
llcatlons, the St. Clement Press, the
nightmight destroy her magnificent iaric'y
Avenues
Phone 50 ■Inl.-a.lx )>mi
0,1 M ill « r l m rll at
itrrnue. l’lione 71t*-W. One bedroom, 411 Park Av.».
•‘Financial Times,” the "Sunday plant disease seirrd it, and the berry plants entirely different from the par «>f pineapple, the Smooth Cayeni*,
M II.A N K T H E A T R E
Ion*
,.f l lm r Iro iu hiiNl*rra.
Times", ahd groups of papers in was destroyed. There were types of ent fruit, and all different from each just as java was on guard again.t
hRD liUICK CO.
coffee immune to the disease, but they other. Maybe the priceless pineapple the destruction of the "Cheribon," a
Glasgow, Newcastle and Sheffield. had not been bred to meet the require
15-r-A|m rtiBont F or Ivont
ignolia A .e.
.
will be among them. But probably
McLauUns
Recently'Vhey made an offer re ment! of commercial coffee. The East not. For if this ircdling runs tfue to variety of cane sugar which was at
307.
tacked
hv
a
disease
which
annlhilat*
4
BIGG Kits DAIRY FARM
THREE room furnished apartputed to U o f 175,000,000 for the Indian coffee industry vanished like form, there will probably’ be’ Just a
<
ENGRAVING
*
.it. But in the latter raie, scirr.tif s
HiARMONS
Tiicnt. Private entrance. 2IS
"Daily Mali," the London "Eve
Phone 07! 1
whiff on the wind.
few doicn more freak frd u o f no •election of seedlings had produced
Diamond Mounting:
; Aulomubil<* Co.
) " Ping Naws,^ and the London "Week'
French
Avc.
particular
value.
.
Sweet
Milk
Sweet
Cresm
more
satisfactory
varieties
immune
t»
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
The place to build y ou r home
Avc.
Phone 137.
Jewclers-Optometrist
ly DispaUh/', but, according to ac
butter
Milk
Insurance against the pineapple lnSome of these seedlings are delirious the disease, and the Java sugar indus
ROOMS: Furnished or unfurnish
Watch Repairing
cepted repot^, the offer was turned 'dustry vanishing in tike manner costs
Service
to eat, because they contain twice as try was saved. So the fifty .millin'
ed. Gurnge. Cheap. Mrs. Rivors,
Mil!i for Bnliiei
De
down by ‘ Lord Rothcnncro with ithat Industry just fine hundred thou- much natural fruit uigar as the dollar investment of the pincappt- If,814
Elm Ave.
dtivlry
In
Hawaii
is
prnterted
thi.mgn
| Rome asperity,
ind dollars a year.
ntine: Interior Dec
Smooth Cayenne. Have you ever its one hundred thousand dollaf policy,
William..Ewart Perry is 48 1-2.
* reasonable. Phone FURNISHED
The'pineapple experiinent ,tati<*n nf eaten one? If you have, you’ll Ik ll*e .aimual cost of tire experlru-iitaJ
apartment.
1101
I James Gotner'Berry ib'44. And huw ♦ • e- Uaiveraity
Jlalvcrton, 7UH W.
the visual fairy tale of thli work at the Univexsity of.J!i-*U ,
Elm Ave.
I they have •Required the last nnd
Enquire
I greatest nwujxirt of British ivaperFurnished apartments.
Itnd very little money
tablllty in the shape o f the “ Dnily
918 Park nfter 5 o'clock. Phono
|tling* new by use of 443.
ITflegraphT/Hherc seems no reason
Virniih. I.aii 1111*r and
why they ,4hoiild not finish up ns
Sanford Paint & Furnished four room apartment
monopolist* iwnerii of the British
und garage. Close in. $30 mouth.
|Co. G. C. Stuart, Mgr.
; Frew.
Phone 190 W.
St.
S
THIS INDUSTRY IS INSURED FOR FIFTY
MILLION DOLLARS
D
J
■aaflanssr^
Loch
r
Forest
FLORIDA’S
FINEST TOUR
PETITIONERS ASK
CITY COMMISSION
’0 RESIGN JOBS
** •
i x Payew League Of Holly
wood OMiiln Over 300 SignatUrm} In effid cn cv 'And
ExlraviYRnnce Are Charges
HOLLYWOOD, Fla. Feb. 14— |
/ ( I N S ) — A petition demanding the
/reca ll of the entire Hollywood City
1 Commission lx being circulated 1
‘ hero
by J ihtembeni
of
the
PayVr*
licague,
and
received 325 hi^neiH fdneo
It wai starred W»*ineHciBy, William |
8. Eitler, prexident o f the league
aaid today. '
The petition wax xold to bo
started by Jlobert IV. I*oxt, prexident and tjteasurer o f the Wext1port Paper Co., of Wext port,
Conn., president of thi* city for
. the past two year*, und cites tin*
failure of ! the t’ity Comniixxion
"to roprex^nt the tuxpayt-rx of
L H bllyw ool,' “ Inefficiency" u;ul
VNJltrnvagnnce" in uxe of the
t«ty a nioniey nx the groundx.
.
hlrty membciM of the league
circulating the petition ami
algnerx are rei|uiiod lx»forrecall bcronicx effective, the
r of signerx required l*eing
on n percentage of tlu*
(paying population.
‘ Circulation of the petition Ml
i' aftermath <f a xplrited meet-I
f the cdmmlnxlon held W ed-1
y, at which-Willium S. Killer,
■Idcrit of the
Tux Bayer*
ague, appeared nnd presented n
•r, xlgncjj by hlnixlf and RanF. Colllnx, xeeretury in which
Jwax charged the commixxiott
not kepj election promise* of
nonur anil better ,'adinVddtraMr. Hitler ul*o verbally rethe administration,
commission ia composed of
If. H> Pringle, mayor-conidoper, , and ’ Samuel
A.
CReady, Royall W. Sc^tt,
J.
Roblnsol and
B. Moody,
nglr
aid
MarKeady
urc
m on, the 'eaguc aud bare
irt* •ftjoen* supported
b>"g'ou p /t
I.
•
JACKSONVILLE—Contract Jet
mnxtrnftion of $15,000 nteel
bqrgc \o be used by Sun Oil
qmpany.
A
trip of
over 8 0 0
— sightseeing
Florida.
through
"O clitru.Kuit^rudiiig
the hlg cypress irrr* nrMr KiMMimmee. rxidly
growing lluiiu-N City, travel the entire length
of the Scenic llighwa), through the hill* and
lake* of the Ridge Country through mile* up
on m|le* of golden laden orange grove*•
through llnbxoi, Bark. Avon Bark. Frost
I roof, on into the inangu lined street* of Hebring; through the heart of the great Everg ade*. into Okeechobee, on into far-famed
I aim Beach, to Hollywood, to Miami -The
beautiful
.
and
Co.|
imi one three
.roves. ONE live room
room apartment to rent, corner
Myrtle and 12th St. Garage.
Phono 597 R-
SiillG sitiKK P it
- b'-e.*. *iahi. We aro
Ilium- Call I03.
»o"r
productive
v’ •• ' *
Magic ( it> to Coral GuIi Icn, Coconut Grove,
aero** llisrayne Bay to Miami Beach. S«-e
the great engineering work in the building or
Bu> .Mabel. a world port in the niuking,—one
of the great achievemrntn of Florida. Danc
ing, music, entertainment, meeting delightful
people from ull purl* o f the country. Return
ing via the beautiful Indian River routr,
through Rorklrdge and Coaro.
m
h
ALL modern conveniences, hoi
wutcr, down town locntiiA . newly
furnished, each apartment with
private Imth. Price very’ reasonaide. Call 804-J.
Nicely furnished apartments with
ull modern conveniences. I’hone
70. Call al 318 Palmetto Avc.
FOR RENT — Two
furnished
apartments, largo rooms, 019
Park Ave.
16—
H ousch F or K ent
b -
For Quick Come-Backs
Js
i
m
CRIED“
WITHEVERY M0VE1
666
4
TO
F lo r id a
2d— Misrcllnrctius For Bale
l r « n . * | , w l . l t o n j y r o , | m .lc ly «| « u , l l „ ) v jju n a ln m e n l »,.londla
19— Houses For Fnle
227— M on ey T o Loan
i|i*rImIiiii of Iln- volcri In tIi** U**mn. '
i*i at ir I'rlwnry lu l*o hold in Juiw?
of .till* your
A VXUOHAN.
I l 'u n (T.tiHK OI' c o t ItT
I Imreliy unodUiiee my runctliJury
fur clrrh o f Ih e.clrcolt court uuhJeet to Mill will ..( lhe \ olir* In
lliu Dmioerade primary l" ......... .
June S. I will upstfeclut* your
•UP,,0r‘
„
A fr il.ll
I OI XTI rilOHUt'ITIAO
ATTOIIX'BX
I'lturuby u li.' llilH-fiiothod of uoliounrliia my cuii.llduey for
th.of fin- of County Proaoeullnu Attor
ney, nii l.J**et to iln. D,-iaocriitle
Primary. I will itpiireclate any
nupporl nIVeil me by lit., people
• lid HttMiri* IIi•*viis If eluPli’d. will
alvo to the ilutI.-m of the office my
very I.mm Mcrvlcs-a.
SATURDAY,
FEB.
Ihix tour Irate* Saturday, February 18th at
8:30 A. M. but rrxervntlnna should lie made
early.
are used, tiKMiri ng ;‘ yj?u comfort und ronrenirncc.
I
r;
. .
■_
18th at 8 :3 0
A.
H*th
litkc
/■
^The Cream of
th e T o b a c c o
M.
*
No obligation of any kind lx incurred l»y tho«e
'
•
making ihi* ,„ur.
214 E. First St.
Bod well Realty
• i
.
. .K e p r c M n tin c
WrjYo u h r *Properties
Joseph
|nr
...... IluUxwood ia -Florida V
If c i X l f i
*ta*
JRlione 4^3
* at i.v ol
iiiqtuT
i ItK (U*. )Kt‘ f.viiriij
tttl
'M<8/ tl* it ■*;(!/.at
j u i i i l Ui»
*•
H »A?.
' *811
L:*cO
Ml \n»x i*inj
rail
. f o r L u ck y Strike*,
«ay« t o b a c c o loo x e -Ie a f w a re h o u se m a n
,
**Dmy Tobacco—I sell Tobacco—1Fox-hunt*
or my occasional pleasure. In my business^ |
I have noticed thanin this Southland where
xobnccQ growj, The Antcric *i Tobacco
J^mnany buys T h e Cream o f the Crof^
[Z , e!r LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes. I
am glad to testify as to: their quality; their
■Ur
care
C rop ”
)wth is
r * l - - . ; i « r l
/
4.1
' iL’*' • 2 •'ft'-.’’ ’
J r m a tio n
Ml ra
-now w h a t a
V»l
tft -Vlp i
- 1 'K jl 1
nutate |u
*'no* I i
hbA JtiiD •*»(
• i
ac.!*!
t
M
- fiL
*M|t9
Crt*1.1Ilia I*' (*•*' ' hr oltl..r M '.ijif uml vi III uppiestple *ul
I .m y
IV. K. WHITE.
to
t h i : votkhu
of
COUXTV.
sh siixo i .k
I vvty!i to a U l i o i i n . - r Hint I nm a
.-umlldut. for ro-ulretlon to tin- of
floe of County i'ommlh«lonrr from
i>|i>tr.ct No. I. Muliject to tin* il«
clsloll of Hi® voter* In the Heino.
matte Primary t» t>v beta on Juno
A. H i ujs
loans ;th
* •
n k \viii:i9.Ln.
JNH AND MOUT- ONE1o f
nford's best constructed THREE, five, or ten
lirst
MtPANY. lpj Sccond
utiful homes. Iairg-j j will be considered
J 4
mortgages
K OK CIIH'l IT COI’IIT
Qfu bed rooms, two
ir
, f*i wlali t" nnnouiiee that 1 am a
uproved busli
ly. at 8 ■.—- —v*t"<
•Tarsgc,
large
and
VaiKlblulo
for
r.-oli-etlon to llio ofproj^rty. AJ„ 0
____ __ Wilt- consider good p.hndea Lirkhart. Pbo:
(flee of Clerk of tho Circuit Court,
K"« Uf >,curtty> general,-f«rni"*lund as part pnyof tit-nitnole Comity. I'lorblu. nttl>P olitica l A n n o u n t
j.*el lu the UccUlon of llio Ueluomtnt. 7^dre*s opr.cr/ \\ O. Jfot
ciallc Voirra of denilnoU County,
j Iii Iho Itemorrallo Primary KI»-«III TH U XOTKIth OIA UvA
i;;r
1370.
I'orxTV.h v mwin
•Ion to la held on Ju»a Mb, A. H
*V '. Starts. Lime,
I wUli to minouiicM tliat * J*** *
V. K. IXiC^f.AtUt.
B,,» Bupjdfes. Ban* 0 BOOM hoUbe, new, $2,000. Time . .imllilsle for ri’-eleetlon to the orFirst S t..
payment. No interest.
James ri,.,. of County Commlssloimr from
d
(
L'iatrlcl No. I, »ubj«ct Io Ut«
r o n "iiPPKMiaiTKSDR^T o v
Allen, Route A.
,-|«|on of the ynlern In III* Ktmn.
•
pciut>ic ix mthi cnrios
And EfflfH
.-i » tle P rim a ry to os held on Junu
I am m i-MiidblMla for ra-aVactma
2U— Farm* F^yr roue
; i L a . t>. ia :» .
to
H
im offb r of auporlniondant ot
HUSTON STKfjnr^ ' public Inrtrurtlnn for Samlnnla
4**-.-la. Tlhode Island |
County aubjoet tn ILa Oeinooratlc
^ • Ttupncsied and ACREAGE AT $1*5 per acre. Til Tilt: VOTKIIM OK SKMDObH Primary. Voqr auppprt wGl to apCO llA TV.
T w ,.AWroM.
i r ; kMork- *17. |>or 100. Tract of nearly 35 acre*, located
t w |mb Io apnoMiMS’ that I am a prorlnled.
Orlando. Fla.
between two Orlando roads with euiulhUte fo r r o-olectlon to the o f o f C ou n ly C oiom lsalou or fro m
y and Eggs
frontage on old highway, can be llke
r o il aiiGHirir
I hut rlct No. f. aubjoet to tho d o* ••
—4. —
picked up today by aomoona who ,1*1011 o f tho volar* In Ibij lyem o- * I hereby annountc n tv s a lf a s S
candidate
fo r bheflff of Komluole
:,y ch'cka,
,-iMile
Prim
ary
to
l»*
belli
on
Ju
n
«
knows vahias at a great aacrifice.
fV.ualy aubjeel to thvrocilon of
'
Cwklcbcrry Very desirable location for poultry Hh. A. D. I»l».
ih r
D e m o c r a tic
p r im a r y
to
t>*
h e ld In lbs •arty part o f Jur,
Term. Some high land and aomo
ik .1
i nuck. iPofl»ibilR'ic*-t ftfiH'tfattfcrv
deliverom* 10Jk~$i2; 500, mbnt lire great* iIf/yo>V/M«ril«)ky o n TAX
:orrF-«iWrio
Inr f o r ^ q i e ^ i p j r q n .^ W p W o u fleo of County Commissioner
Uriah to aniiuv
from!
C om m it
*nmkaTrMon* ‘>W pmnta with IhatrlCf
ifora-TJ".
out holding long'.'H1
*ifou . i.ioiT^
£2% S £ (fo b
i-ialle
.tv 2TS.
to invMtlgate this. Address R. J,
ii
*
p.t.i .i^,Hbu
i Juno i;l,rlmn.*y.
i: WAl.KI.lt
lu ll ‘C'l.i:tlIt (>>' H U IjlllCI 11
,
lOH IT
, ,
l lit-riby anno.im-.. my .•anul.lsaJ
il,« nffl.-o of Civil, of I.I' •H»r .
,,, .oul t Miibjerl to tie "M l
'tel* Hi C.r Hemociulle I"’1
t•»
on Juiiv ". It'S*
|. |. Tlllt A8IICK
1 I'Olt
in > on no i'll* •x
• mi Miic.iiirc
it. rrby hiiiioum v m> eiin.llnj. '
11.j office of i herltf of
mmi'oilnty t-iit>Jcct to Iho win “ I
voter* ut lh.. Juno l*":n:ir>
J. V. McCt.KU.ASY
I ult C I.K IIK CIBCt'IT coltlul.tr>
I ii.-ri.by aniiooiire my carol
il.o uffl.ie of ilorH. of
, nil Colli t. • U.l|*Tt IO II*1’
in« ,io lin I tl'c Jun* Pi-niMr)
It. It r.KAB.
I
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Ir
...
M ill «'Q|!KTV H linaU CI TIX fi
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I liffflijr uiinouiicv niv cuimImI.** >
, r.-.-l.u -llon I n ,j i b e
offlv.. » l
.... ly .PriyaecullliK A ltorn o^ - *ul.. I 111 thii VI I I I 'o f the voler* In
, H. ino.’lu lle prim ary on J hm* 0
$ o l l N ,.u . j,i : y > M t - r i
j
s Til B CfiCN TV J V ia IK Ss cnl It '
i.r h C y ilN u l.i; COUNTY. KLOltl
••
V'
1! ' : Kaialu cf CKO. W. KNI‘ IM'1'
C L A IM S .
that
,
:) .. itD(<
'W jbH:
I
i .>*«. rogfl
M A IL
["florida ROWSR a LIOHT CO. • ■ - 1
I RrVftn.dlleck D.pi. Ml.n>t,RI.,*4'
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-ui«! «• u t #
ami :«»U
ry
.-muirvid U> ap pear o .o l file >u“ '
,'Uinia uaalnel
eald
r o t a t e w ith
11., undrrslxned C ou n t) Judge ot
jam iaoj* CountLa. FJfrM 'i. o "
“J
5•efire **
let .dei', ? j o s * , !>**• »*
of Wild C " 4 V V Jud*e III
•hv 2*
lou ee tn h an ford. Sem in
»hr Co
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- ;a
W « m dlnlaln a
□ I*wUh l!TIi£J»HU
t>r lor. .. .»'•'»• r.u r »7 Rrtltrr.4 Mark o« Ba.r I
Buy _ ii i. .
;>Mn , -pun ef l i b- " . ' “ r.
R*» Mv.r. w r locals . Retale Dept, io
/rorn « a y « n / * l o v r |
jrwus
fro n ff '"3 atcfald
P$I $*)•?« I»—
HU.
a stiti a n d advise
•/ th* Company I n »L a«iik ip
» h $ » » i M o c k itIIMODm J »(tm i4
o u r iM c U tU c n
- th ey Z T iU u r f
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| w fia m a y u d th la
K1.,\ II K N H JIIT » r K s r o u ir »
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HAV IN'*
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Florida Power & . Light C o.
* (Legal N otices)
v u
<aT
There now remains only a very limit
ed amount o f our ,$7 Cumulative Pre
ferred Stock which we wish to dispose
o f at this time. From now on orders
• v. for shares o f stock will be accepted
e^v v with the understanding that they will
be filled only so long as any stock re
mains available for sale and in the
’ order j in which they are received.
,
.. olrttlnii id lh#» Ml Ice
Hl®'*
nt Hemlr.iilu Omuly nu’.jj-*'! '•»
urllon «*f t!»• \ul*rn II* »•'*
Hncrutic nrimir/ t** >»c l»rl«i n«**»
.
I will ui»|irt»rU’ r y°ur
rtmi tcl/'jll> >«»ur«
C. r ilANl*.
1..
Power & Light Co,
l.
• on m u .iiir r
nr roliy it ii im*ii
C U STO M ER S OF
and other local people
firs* nf TtfK AhM’RHor, HUliJrct In lllfl
F M jS & JgB i
Thi* tour^ i* made under the uuspirrx of the
Jo*eph W. \ oung Bropertie*. Inc., of Hollyw(Kid-in-Florida. Hollywood Drl.uxc Coaches
Radio
Programs
ers Of Herald Ads.
Bungalow to mun and wife: no
children. Price away down to
M.ik US Irrigation
Clcunablc
Itrnn.il , ,
M( work. right party. 20(52 Hibiscus ( ourt. FOR SALE— Uonaiil
Cupacity.
Refrigerator.
50
lh.
k f"< ' •*. .1. K. TerSIX room house. Buth, water und Phone 195.
Ff 3rd and Elm. '
Mghls. West First St.. $16.00 per
BOAT FOR SALK: 30 foot bridge
MINI. Tin- Ro*f Kv- month, Apply 117 Poplar Ave.
deck cruiser, thirty inch draft,
Metal
shingles
FOR RENT— hive room bunga fully equipped, sleep* *ix. Price
,,BI ' e iiul gulvinizcd
low, unfurnished. $25.00 per reasonable. I*. (•• Box 938.
mnit-K II CnWun. Oul.
month. Located at 2121 Palmetto
^ri) St. Ph'one III.
Avenue. Get the key ul The Her FOR s a l e ...... I Ford Delivery
truck, $3.00. 25 Fool Motor Boat
r'ill 11pah ing, piano ald office.
almost new. Make me an offer.
1Bfnt* w dii i i years
Busl tens P laces F or R enlJ. A. Cole, Lincoln llotci.
•
soif„n| music More 17—
►Ppr kui.ni 10 & II Me- FOR RENT: Smui* store N u n ,
Plenty of WOOD & COAL
Pin,,,,, x'-i
or Offices. Very attractive. Phonj
hart’s Wood yard. 9th
*r- Signpie**. Phor.e 380-M.
kinds. 801 J.
Pain; {,
Paper BRICK store room. Best business
l
corner in the thriving town o f 1 i*'OR SALE: $1500.00 worth furni*hingH and lease on 42 room
f ficivu-i of nil kind*. Oviedo. Bent very rcmsfinuble. Fix
hotel.
Furnished. I*jw rent. J. A.
F«-W
3302. C. E. ture* included. Addresa H. B.
Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
McCall. Sanford. Fla.
highways
$ 35.00
which in c lu d e
Farm*.
Id N Park Av, Phone
PRUNE 2.I5.J OR
|c o u . i : i :. S A N FO R D
Five Wonderful Days at a cost to you of ONLY
iMm
’f>j
paved
Realty
I t t a k e s a S c o t c h m a n t o t r u l y a p p r e c i a t e that I
w o n d e r f u l t o a s t e d f l a v o r t h a t c o m e s in L u d c il
PRINT N
’ llOP
icc iii. any th.i'ig in
S t r ik e s . I ve s m o k e d L u c k i e s f o r y e a r s a n d at
plume call will get
t in s t i m e I v c b e e n a c t i v e in m y w o r k which j
iPhotu 117 W 9 Raild e m a n d s a c l e a r v o i c e f o r s i n g i n g a n d good
w i n d f o r d a n c i n g . A n d s o I s a y t o Sandy I
L'li OLD W A LL S
M c G r e g o r , ‘ I t 's a l w a y s a b r a b r i c h t n.oonlidil
I NEW W ALL P A IN T
ritcm w i t h L u c k i e s — H o o t , M o n , t h e y dinn e '
NEW AND HETVRTIIKI! INFORM A h u r t m y w i n d o r t h r o a t.’ ”
See Orlando— “ The City Beautiful”
I Vf »*N
W1LTON^-Lnplag ^irick p^ro-
miles on
Sanford
H oot, M on , Luckies dinna hurt myi
throat or w ind,” says Sir H arry Lauder,
celebrated star
(Personally C on d u cted )
Wonderful Days
Z
A rb or
15Q;. ,ptvhcs traa;'' K,'Se re nndc r ;
8:9U*Rcvd Birds; 9, Various Fcat- Finland A n d
< Celery M a rk e
urca;. U;45, Modern..-Compoxar*;
T ie In SkatingBnrcau or Agriealtaral E
10:30, orchestra.
tales co-operating with
405.2, W FI-W IJT Philadelphia.
ST. MOnil*-, bwitoerland, .1
Florida State Bureau of
740: .7, Voters’ Service; 8, Seib- 13— (IN S)—Finland^grid Not
kets. — R. E. Corbin,
M.-ling Slrgcrs; 8:30, Air Weavers; lied for first place in the
Local Rerestntatlre
« , Evcready Hour; 10, Auction meter speed skating Olympic chum,
Bridge; 10:30, dnnee music.
pipnshlps hero today. Thunber^c^
7:00— Voters’ Service: ^ PreaiDuring the week that has just
315.0, KDKA. Pittsburgh, 050: rerirtentad. Finland- and EvertseiT-^Campaigns—^W CAF
paaxed February—M L incluaivc -dentiat
0:15, Little. Symphony;- 7 , v o c a l ;*’ } " —the
'*
colors—df N*rwhr” 1*
WITS WJAR WTAG , WCSH 17:3 0 ,Haller Hakors; 8, SlrombefgFlorida shipped 4G3 cani of celtry
W FI'W RC WGR WSAIiAVlIAt* •Carlson Hour; 9 to lie announced; Their time for the distance'
378 of which were from the Snn43.1 seconds.
__
ford District. For the correspond
W8II.
••
[9:30, Torrid Tots.
8:00 — Stromberg - Carlson
O'Neil
Farrell,
of
Chicagd,
r
t f - ' i'A
ing week Inst year. FebriUry 7-12
I 280.2, WHAM Rochester, 1,070:
Voriftl'' Rrogiunt— WJ^J: WBE 10:46, orchestra; 7:30, mixed q y»r- resented tbe United State*, Wa-ry'
there were 418 enra shipped from
t o w
** .......................
the state nnd 302 from.'-Sanford
I tit; 8, StlombiTg-Carbu n , riloirij tied for third plait with FtTCtnai},8:
Section. The f. c. b. prioo during
V:30, Eastman School lUcmil; of FiAiml,'aml Larsen of Nortfivy,
JL
Our Lost and Found ads will find
the past wc*!k'held stcady-at $1.73,
10:80, WJZ program; 11:05," 'o r Thrib'tim c was 43.0., Ir%ing JafAK \VEtr
fft^ nbio of. the Unlte^L Statlq, wi**'
a yfAr ago it was stationary nt
gan! solos; 12, xymphoiij^
$1.26 with n few hbiTt^r. California
379:5,’ iWGY Schenectady,r*700: O j^ fo r eleventh place with Rohitu
almost anything you lose, except
bod ahlpincntx. this season to date
0:30, dinner music; 7:30, mlted son o f Canada and * Valentin^,rawsSi quartet;
from the Northern and Gent ml
8, Sciberling Singers^'O. Bfnlis, another American, was in•
WSB.
^
district* which, have ruq; Ailmoa'.
Evcready
Hour;
10, Auction fiftd nth place.
sleep. Y o u can’t help losing things
9:00—
Evcready
'JlbuYCf
Dnlher;
Bridge; 10:30, dance music; 11:30.
1200 car* heavier than i year ago.
WEEl
Homesteaders; 12, Symphony or- ' In, England the first day of th:
The consumption of cclrry is g ra d-! & Robinson—WTSAF
once in a while, but you don’t need
unity increasing.
' WJAR WFI WRC WGY WGR chestru.
New Ycor is cetcbrnled by n par- •
WCAK 1VTAM W4YJ WSAI
408.5, WRC Washington, 010: 3, ticular drink. It is kpiced title,
,On account of the weather nnd
WON
WHAS
WSM
\YSB.
Winegnr’s orchestra; 0, dinner facetiously
market condition*, the hauling*
known a* "lnmb'v
to let them stay lost very long— not
9:30—Torrid Tots; Gny Music music; 7, Voters’ Service; 8, Seibwool,” though how it acquired
Were light yesterday. Only 3.1
-W J7. KDKA WJ It KYW.
crling Singers; 9, Evcready Hour; I such a designation not even the
earn went out from the Sanford
10:00- Auction Bridge: Mid
while these little ads can bring10, nuction bridge.
philologists are nbl» to guess.
'
Section, nnd 9 from the Mnnntce
west Kxpeita-W F.AF
WEEI
Southern.
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section, nnd 2 unknown origin
WTIC WJAR WTAG
WCSH
290.9, WWNC Asheville, 1 , 0 1 0 : --------------------■' ----------------'
making the total frem the State 4 I WFI WRC? WGY WGR WCAK
tbem back to you!
* •
*5:46, dinner music; 8, Courtesy
—*ror< s*rw a^ —
-•>tara. Southern California shipped
WGN
WTAM WWJ WSAI
nrogntni; 8:30 Packard Saxos; 9,
29 car* bringing the U. S. total to
WHAS WSM WSB.
organ; 10:30, old time music.
.
... ,..*****
73. Nine car* not previously re
475.9,
WSB
Atlanta,
030:
7.
ported were shipped from CalifHealth Message; 8, -Seiberling
avftia on Ihc Uth. Total thipntenl.j
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TUESDAY. FEB. 14.
Singers; 8:30, llroch Stormklngs;
thi* Reason, to vlnVe nre Old crop
4111.6, WEAK New York, 010:iy, Evcready Hour; 10, nuction
)
20— Farms For Sale
22791, new crop 1585 to this date j
......
Gnnlnn; 5, ll'ine-|liridg«*; 11:45, Atlanta Theclogicnl
Political Announcement
T h e m ost ob stin a te cough
last Reason Old Crop 19.*.18, New 1
•
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oix'hestra;
5:30 Jbnlor*Seminar)’. *
10 ACRE Celery and Lettuce
will often begin to improve with
Crop Hi28 mix.
l•Rnr
League Glee C4ub; (5. Waldorf 4s243.8.
WDOI)
Chattanooga,
r o il HTATM SKA ATOII
Farm located in the best section
THeto were nut many sale* on toriu orchestra; 7, Voters' Setvlci* 1,230: 8, ensemble; 8:30, classithe firat dose o f PE R TU SSIN .
I litrcliy iinn-ciice * * u cuiulldxlo
of Sanford. About* 5 acres is tiled . in noi-cccU iu ).c t l ii* Hrnotor from the Sanford .f o. 1>. market yester
in
It helps Nature to clear the
7:30,
National
Musicalities;
8,
cnl
program
and has two flowing wells and Uiu. a7lh Henntorlnl »llr*trlct com- day. The demand reported a* mod
322.1.
AVHAS
Uuixville.
930:
7,
Soiberling
Singers;*8:30,
Senily
Air
throat
o
f
the
germ-laden
mucus
ilu-ell
'
l»>*<U
o
f
Semtnoli,
liretard
Oou*isome
fruit
trees and a nice
i
i
. n i i , , . , , ; ,
• llr * xoUJecl to
tlir
lirim icratlc erate, was good ciiisidcriug that Weavers; 9, F,vi-ready H:*urp* 10, Voters' Service; 7:30, Studio Con
and soothes theirrilated tissues.
ing. 1 w ill be in S an ford nbnut 1(i i>, inucrv to tic in-hi Jum* 5th. iszx.
„,u. rome of tb? large market* were Auction Bridge: 10:30, dunce o r - 1cert; 8, Seiherling Singers; 8:30,
clectvil I nroinlNi* lu contlii'
days from F'ch. 15th. Addles* <J. in Ifw ork
P E R T U SS IN may be taken
^
i
X
closed
for
a
holiday.
A
few
sales
fo r tin* ln*»t l n l « i . » t i t
Studio concert; 9, Evcready Hour;
chrstra* (I 1-2 hrs.L
J.
General Delivery.
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IlN lrlct-a n d I in tltc >nu lu , m ) were made on hut week'* bn*i» of
ry 4 (e d y ,a » com ainsno d o p r jm fl
^
r.<jft4&iWfl2 Nnw. York. C(W.* ntlWflU. A ^ ticy , Rridga: A r i j ) T <
________ _ . _________,
, 1 i-fcorU o», xuoll jm g*)tlap»
I r a l'la i l ' , 7 6 ; . A 'C * ! N ^ M ', W \ ' <- U. ’’S. Navy itnnu; 5, Ten Music;
ii absolutely harmless. Known
<150.9.
WsM
Nashville,
890:
7,
■22---Reo! E s ln le T o E x c t f a h #
Dcstiimtion* on the 33 carl from •1, Hal .Kemp's orchestra; 7:3»k Vutrn*
ervtce;
S erv
ice;
H,
S n borlin ^
to physicians for more than 20 - *
I auk
«l:itu tax* * anil education.
Sanford were as f, lows: 12 Way Smalle ami ItohcrtHoii; 8. Ktiom- Singers; 9. Evcready
Hour;
ilia hUldiur'. uf all In* al Demncrat
years aud solJ'by all druggista* G.m
J. j. l*.MiltiSII.
cross, 3 1’o'oninr Yn**«l* 3 Chicago, befgN Carlson IlntiT; 9, Old Mel A urt bn Bridge; ITT studio
WILL TRADE— Equities in sever
in large and small bottles.
a.t
2 Floren.e. 2 Jei ;• City, and 1 odies and New; 9:30, T< rrid Tots; gram.
al good lots for small houpe. What
e a c h 't ' Atlaiftn, Baltimore. Buf 10:30,• Mae Sisighi Breen; II.
ru n cot'f.TV Jt'iinH
t*. f o r . e v e r y c o u g h *o- n’ti
hnve you. Give complete details ns
I lit-11-•i> ani-'Oiirr mr cnmlldncr
TITUSVILLE— Fluridu Power &
to location, rrice. mortgages, etc., for re-eU-1-lliili tu Hie office of falo, Canton. Detroit. Ft Wayne. Hlumbof Music.
& & 5
when answering thii ad. Address Cuoiii) Joiluv ul Hvialr.,-;*- County. Knoxville. Minim*. New York, • 12221. WOU Newark. 7I»: 2:30. l.ight Company propose* to city
■{UZo -4V*
I
li.rl.l.i,
HUliJrct
to
th*
will
of
th*
council
establishment
of
modern
Box 29 care The IJereld.
Character Sketches; Soprano; 3,
IlMimcrallc VoleiX of P*nilnol* Springfield, and •*' l.miia.
Telrgi iphi, repert from Phila- Chimes; l.‘ orchestra; »*, Clinic; while way system in business‘cen
County, io Itu- lli-mncrullc Primary
ter.
.
•il i-c 11on to hr lioltl June 51)1. IPJ* dclphi'1 indicate- l at the market
cnxnnhle; <5:45, Spewli Pioneers;
JAS th HUAHON.
23— Wanted Ifcal Entiile
a im *
|* ptil slow am' dull. Florida 7, ensemble; >7:50, Byers' nreliescrate* . e selling S2.00-2.60 for I Im^N, Sessions’ cliinies; !•, Biirbilu ll TAX COLl.KCrroll
tnAVJ
I wlnli to utiti<iun«2<* that I am
-0 d o - c - . *51.75-2 26 for 8’*, and n» son ensemble; 10, Llsterim* lim y;
- vt/vty*
FARM WANTED Twenty-five or
,•
i
I'Hii'lldatf f«»i r«**rliTtlon
to "lb?
Rheumatism
So
Bad
thirty acres wi II located, well •••ftrr o f Trt\ C o llrc to r o f H«mln* low a* ■1.50 for 10’-*.
11:06, Golden's orchestra.
"My
kaccs
and
ankles
wi
drained land suitable for poultry. ••It? County, p»ul»Jt*ct to tlir iK’t l o l
272.0. WPG Atlantic City. 1.100:
j s h ;
tin* voter ?4 in t Ib-i Drnnicrutu4
sore. MiO and swollen I was real!,
1‘ iefcr (hut not rxxcutMil) loca uf
I'rtmury to l#«*
In Junt*. '
7:03, dinner music; 7:15, Valen
Oil
Scandal
W
itness
acriprde. Sometima*r**.
l|ipi v'«lM
V'JHIV
tion on small lulu* and partly im
Your Millport will *»c appi
t%(lho
v
Acute liuliHtnloPatty; 8:05 board of educa
I cried
J NO. I» JlNKlJTH
Suddenly Disappears tine
Diurihoes, Cholei.
proved. Address replies to MM.M,
with pain. I dontvja.j
tion conceit: 9:45, rungs nf Val
M
orhiii,
Bloody
Flux
c-o Ilei aid.
•
know wlut I would,] f l,'w,“ a
entine; 10. miction bridge; 11:30,
Colic, Bunn, etc. tilixh
1*011 t a x asskxmmi
.
WAFlUNfiTON, Feb. 8— (INS)
liave done if ritadrtt, j,. " **
^
ilanct*
iini-ic.
Sweet Bogle it ■* purely
l lui'(*li> uiiiiiMiiioe to Pic people
Wnc n- (I'N'cil son of James E.
d
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s
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o
v
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r
e
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j.xla
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K.mliiolr
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285.5- WBAI. Baltimore, 1,050:
trgrlihlr t»*nt|w*tm|a«J it pgr
24— L o is F or Sale
-uml 1Jit I•- lor la* assessor sublxfl I O’Nell who got *800,000 of tilt
(ally M l # •#«!> ft » ih# •#nillr%« «ImM. A tuft f»
in tin- dceut.m cl t»'e-vote** ml f . .1- . 1 Trading Company* ••::{(); dinner music: 8, Stromliprg- lief in ihr trouble* for »likh it l* mommcrvlexi
.hr
stir I'rlmnr> to t.r lis|S1 * onlinemai
,. ',u i'
Cnrlson Ilnur; 9 WBAI* ensemble;
LOT 59 Ft. M'dlou, corner Sum ,n Jour ,.( ti.is viitr. 1 iiuvs l(v**l liberty l">ml fund, is a
missing 10. dance music.
OR. E.L*. W E L B O U R N ’ S
merlin and I ourth Street. Will in (inuiitc mid
countlft| witnclss*" it won muioiuicofl to<ld>
200.7. W C A U P h iladelph ia, Lthe swelling.”
yit.
(or (u >ears
I hive m «m? iSr. nt th(* new Teapot Dome Inquiry.
sell.for $580.00 cash. H. Ii. Patti- runn(>
'commissioner " " ""** **** 1— — •
_
.
If only every suf- ........ -. 1)1
,.
ELIXIR
S
W
E
E
T
B
U
G
L
E
ohnll, Geneva, Fla. I’hone 8-R-4. (nr 12 * oars. 1 have imnlo my IIvProc4s* servers for tile Senaii
ferer of Rheqnft? ,.1 , ."Jijk
AT VOUfi D R U G G IST’ S
tiitn, ' L u m b a g o , .
; *
' . W i m c j . ........
Lame Baric. Neurilja
PARK AVENUE LOT. near 13th ta sp .iy er carry lor p r o p o r t io n * » se e k in g young (I N ell lo l u i n t
LA N E Y ’S DRUG STORE
and ■Neuralgia coula . vjilMut
ie or tax.-* I.y VI. will's
,|nv„ w ithout su rcess. l i e w «s su bStreet, facing east. Will sell on ,lia
,,,-rly p erson a lly .
fm r
support
.
^ ^ ^
|)(, k|, |)t , hl. C ondiw over the .inuring relief ih ” St.
Mrisch
Bldg,
Sanford.
Fla.
'«*;•^*41 ,
nppi
C
la
ir
pot’iiiiiu
III
easy payments. Desirable location
cob’s Oil". This honest, old re
i: It IvlI.tlGB.
tincntnl Immls for hi* fathrr, thi*n j
for pretty home. Box 25 cure The
Me REYNOLDS DRUG CO. goes direct td the affected parts ,*d4 | u*, vdw.
chairman of the Prairie Gil and
I* a prescription for
Herald.
takes out all the pain and ache, d l;-i , •
banford
Fla.
(>a.< Com pa nt. The latter fled to 1 Colds, (Jrlppe. Flu, Dengue
n m t h i : i.i.i.M .ATt nr. .
the misery, and doesn’t Imrn the sktn.
'I lierehy aiinoun,*- oiy eati4l«1a<*» Kuri l** to cm a|*e appearance in I
Go today to your druggist and get •-*
LAKE M ARY PHARMACY
Bilious Fever and Mnlnrlu
OAK HILL I.OTS: The best loca (oi th.- b.Ki-tlblurv "Ul.Jcct io tl|«
small trial bottle of "St. Jacob’s O d lU ffY
the
oil
tfiuls.
will
..(
tl..voter»(
•.smlnoij
Luko
Mary
Flu.
It kill* thr germ s.
tion in the subdivision. Price $050 Cm,ul) In tlif prtimry to be heltt
each on terms of $10.00 cash and on June h. lltM.
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POLK
CITY
-W
o
rk
under
way
M. M. I.ORD.
'1
$10.00 monthly. Adores* Post Of*
hoi’ding municipal airport here
file Box 131. Sanford^ Florida.
=K =
r o il STATU IJtRlKliATUn
M.
I u inti io niitiou:...- my e.inilli1«c>
I li.ridit during year 1927 let
Ii
(or III*- State l.iitpulutur* (Group
no
Palmetto Avenue lot, fucing east, 2i anil will .■|.|<r.. ...(•■ Hupport In nmil iiirpl hriiige contract* involvIn Jun*.
with 75 feet frontage, can be tin- nrlmary to tic I.t..*IU
ini--expenditure of $13.920,98.!.
I’. ItAliAN
bought for $1,000. Address owner.
r u n r u t x t v • u m m im h io n k h
Box 24 care The Sanford Herald.
: a TI v ihI. m mm.nn... Ihut I uni u
SANFORD'S BABIES
euuillilati- (nr the «.((•*->- of County'
'f BFAUTIFUI.
from I>l*tilel No t*.
•AiUff
FOR SALK—East front lot on ('i.niinl--h.ini
HllliJ.it in il,. il.-rltln.i of the vot— I.VI
IliimUS'tht
of them on the *erei* t.
Magnolia Avenue.. Evans Addi .-r-. to tin- lii-moi-riitti* I’ rlmary to
Wl.DNESDAY Afternoon and
A IV I*!*tion. Very desirable residential In. Iielil on Jnon .'■(•>•
r
*—w
“t K. I/XNG.
rj- >1
y
night.
district. Isir*{c lot. Owner will sacy
il.A
N
K
THEATRE
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SANFOKD.FLORIPA. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1828
Death ToU Placed
- A t - 3 r ii r Mine-Fire
TIMMINS, Ont, Kcb. 13—
(IN S )—The
Hollingcr Gold
Mine fire toll was put at .'<9
dpail today. Thia •Waa the ottimnte as 31 more bodies were
brought to the surface. Out of
50 miners entrapped only 11
survived the fire, smoke and
poison gas. It is believed the
rescue parties have covered
iivcry section of the workings,
and the fire has been brought
under control. Tho flames were
the powder magazine. AH of the
checked within a few ynnls of
explosives have been removed.
Water is still being played into
the shaft.
CHOICE
lift?'
ibittet Member GiVes
onsent To .Posting
JisNamelnPrimary
■To, Be Held In Ohio
ction Presages'
\ Row With Willis
henceforth Campaign
Will Be Prosecuted
Vigorously In Open
HISTORICAL FACT
IN LINCOLN DEATH
|WASHINGTON, Fob*. 13.—
) —Herbert Hoover be- FOUND IN LETTER
a' rff\ed(fcsteMK« and
Mombcr.AirUt Bureau Of ClrcaUttau
U.S, NAVAL M N ew tonBaker-sC andidacy FIVE MANIACS
Suggested As W est’s Hope
GROUNDS WITH To Defeat Governor Smith KILL 2 GUARDS
LOSS OF LIVES
IN WILD FIGHT
•
Boats And Seaplane Conduct
Search For Three Missing
Sailors Of Mohave Which
Ruhh OnRocksDuringNIght
Twenty-Three Men
Saved From Wreck
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W ASIII,\(JTOJl, Feb. 13. (IN S ) |to as the legatee-of-the McAdoo
— Ex-Secretary if W’nr Newton D. strength, dcclnrcd that he was not
Baker was brought fonvartl today u candidate and said that he didn't
as the hopp o f Democratic drys of expost the Io\vn delegation to lie
the West to Iwa; ‘‘A l" Smith for instructed for him. Opposition to
thc Presidential nomination. The Governor Smith is crystallizing all
Baker boom w'n* launched by ex- through the Middle West, Meredith
Sccretnry of Agr.culture Edwin T. asserted.
Meredith o f D c» Moines. Meredith
The name of Smith is heard
is identified with ;ho W'illlam Gibbs most frequently, but thnt. is be
cause there has been no organized
McAdoo wing o f the party.
"Baker can hnve the Iown dele opposition to him. That opposition
gation at-tiie convention If ho wants is now, being organized by progres
It," Meredith tdd International sive Democrats who want neither
News Service. "Tlwre Is much Bak a wet nor a Tammany Hull man."
er sentiment in tac West. He rep
He asserted thnt the candidacy
Musxachusctln Slate Hospi.
tal For Criminally Insane
Is Scene Of Riot When Pri
soners Overpower Keepers
Piece Of Bed Used
To Effect Slaying
Craft Goes Ashore While Re
Battle Takes Place In Corri
dor And Sets 960 Other Pa
turning From Charlestown
Navy Yard Under Clear Sky resents' the thought o f prtfgrei- i f >Sinu,or Jttm„ A « ocd. of MIARents To Hideous Y’dllng
•ivc Demonats of iho WiUon type# . . .
.
.. .
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.
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. i f f M souri in iccttin^ littlr attention in
BOSTON.’ Feb. 13. ( I N S )— Nay. •who
nt the same time art ur>. . |
•
r
r
»• rrdft and a seaplane combed
Massachusetts Bay ofi Nuntnsket
Beach today in an unsuccessful
hunt fo r three sailors missing as
the result of the grounding o f the
United States Naval Tug Mohave
Identity Of TwoMcnWhoPur- on
the rocks o f Hardings Ledge,
nucd Wilkes Booth Across east o f Point Allcrton, Hull.
Stage After He Shot Presi Twenty-three other naval men
dent Revealed By Alumnus were saved when the navy tug wan
wrecked «u»d some of them*'were In
PR IN C E TO N , N. J., Fob. 13.— jn serious condition today. Mean( I N S )— The identity o f the two 'while naval officials at Charlestown
owed candidate for the
esidency today.
[lie gave his consent to tljv
sting of his’ name in the
iio primary, thereby pnving
U way for a slam-hang-batL with Scnntor Frank H.
fillis. Ohio’s .self- designated
Cloud/ with rain I
1 northern portiotu ton _
Meredith, who nut been. referred I the W e s t . _________________ _
SECRETARY JUTS ROCKEFELLER TO
SUPPORTERS,
uirjw s OF
o r EXERT EFFORTS
TAX REDUCTION IN FINDING BONDS
High Officials Are Harmed. Resources Of Billion Dollar
Al Threatened Keduclion
Business Organization Will
# m
, » n4 ^ 4 ¥ » /
I followed by entry into other in Washington nftCr lie shot Presi- o ff her course at the time o f tho
iite primaries, notably In Nftw dent Lincoln appears .to be defin-[grounding.
fney, Maryland, Michigan, Ore itcly. established with the publicn-i
Th* three men, believed dead.
, California and perhaps aever- Hon today in the Princeton Alumni I whose bodies have not been found
1other*.
• Weekly o f a letter from a Prin ce-1on tho son or by patrols’ on the
Htnref>rth the Hoover campaign, ton graduate who witnessed the I bench wore: W\ J. Enos, A. T Liles,
teh l as been prosecuted vigor- crime.
’
'and C. II. Reed.
uly under the surface since lust
The letter, dated Apr. 10. 1805. , The Mohave went ashore on the
Ilf., will be conducted in the open. was written by James. ,S. Knox,! ledge under a starlit sky with the
Mdie is east. Hoover is nn avnw- Princeton *00. to his tuther. It dcs-’ **,, smooth while returning 4o BosI candidate, the most prominent cribcs the events o f the tragic eve ton Navy Yard from Charlestown,
1to appear, and as such ho bo ning and tells how the writer n n d ;t|,t. scene of salvage operations ovms tile legitimate tnrgct for nil u Colonel J. IL Stewnrt. Wnshlnp- cl- 0 ,,. k.,,iv,. o f the submarine S~L
M*r candidates, potential and ton attorney, sprung to the stage The three inlssin/b men Imil put off
tnvise.
.and made n futile effo rt to eatcli f c n i the wrecked tug in a small
My conviction that I should not the nssnssin.
boot. six others were hauled from
nvc orthe nomination, and
my
-Dear Father,"
young Knox , h(. icv WHtnrit when their dinghv
|Lligr.'.i ms ns secretary o f Cantwrote. " I t is with u sad feeling Unit sprang a leak as they rowed shoretree, preclude me from making I address you. Lust Friday night V nn| Tim men are: Charles Thomplicnuitinl campaign,” said tho ot 10 o’clock I witnessed the sad- K0I)| Clifford Alexander. Francis II.
iin«
lunijiriatc in a letter
to Col. dc-U tragedy over to be enneted m slim y Edgar Townsend. Richar I
........
.,
d II. Broun, consenting to the y,|a Country. Notwithstumlim: '" V , Connolly and James Colbert,
othnaame. I must rely,who - promise to you not to visit the
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■upon my fi^cnds. ip Qluo to L W ' ttw * rc . I could not resist the tempt„ tr|o ,„ave thc „ idt.
art it unil to <••lH<]uct..lt Jn ,u ^n*r. tution lb see Gcnernl Grunt unil the
stricken Mohave and that a short
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G o v e r n in g I
From YcorsJ[ncon|e T «x .-,
One Person Killed
In New York Fire
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.— (IN S )
— Mrs. Ida De Cola, 26, was
killed, a man waa painfully
burned and five other persons
were carried down Udders by
firemen early today when a f 16,
000 fire destroyed a four-story
upartment house In Brooklyn,
directly opposite tho Holy Fam
ily Hospital. Smoko drifted in
to the hospital vrindowR, but It
was not necessary to move any
of the jmtients. Mrs. De Cola,
crazed by fear, leaped or fell
from u front- window on • her
fourth floor apartment to the
sidewalk and was killed instnnty.
. *
‘LoneBagle’Makc
parture Early
Morning For
To S t Louis Ail
Last Seen Flying
Over Mississipj
Conditions!
COURTS TO PROVE Stormy
countered Will
GIRL’S IDENTITY Trip It Is Dedai
LOUIS, Feb'., 13
AT BERLIN TRIAL (INST.S )—Vast
throng* frogs
BRID G EW ATER. Mass., Feb. 13
— (I N S )— Two guards at tho state
hospital for tho criminn! insane
were hcaten to death early today
by one o f fiyo insane patlonts,
who had escaped from their rooms. WhctherGrnnd Duchess Anas
tasia Is Child Of Former
A fter a terrific battle other
Czar Or An Imposter To Da
guards succeeded In capturing the
Settled In Session Today
five maniacs. The two guards, who
were beaten to death with n piece
BERLIN, " Feb. 13—.(IN S ) —
o f a bed, were Eugene Amlnw, 60, Whothor Mmc. Anastasia
Von
of Providence,. 11. L, and Wilfred Tschaikowsky, tho mystary woman
Ii) S e a w k J o r
hurrying thifi afternoon to
Lambert St. Louis
.
Field upon Receipt of infoil
matton that’ the planc^caiwL..
rylnir Colonel Charles A
1
Lindbergh had passed over
Jackson, Miss., and waa e x - '
o clock.
CT|.v ftonefa Of C o n lln «l«l corridors and sot tho
•
,
'JOO other States lust week created a noainl •Because the Spirit o f St. Loulai’
sensation, is really tho Grand (a flown only by Ha .InatrumanUi
patients to yelling. —
W ASHINGTON, Feb. 13. ( I N S »
W ASH ING TO N LVb. 1 3 --0 N S )
The leader o f tho -insane pat Duchess Anastasia, tho only sur board, It was considered danger^
— Backers of tax reducthr received
" 'H i John D. Rockefeller, Jr.,..ien ts escaped,from his room by viving child of tho last Czar of oua for other planes to be in the :
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u jolt todnv when It w ( h learned " ail> In throw the resources m j t.|jm|,|n(f tf,
transom nbovu the Russia, or only an imposter, will air at the same time and an order-,
nt the Treasury DcpnrtAient
than bis billlon-dollar business nrgant-: ,oo|. ()f h,H a,wrtinent.
The man bo legally determined at n trial wits issued by officials at tho f t n
cpnrtAi
d at
I L,vidl,nl]y
hu,| jUM.n j „
„
KrrCat opening before tho courts here Ing field that no planea should
high officials are nlariicn
at a
a xation into tho scarab,
,---- , the
.......hennte
I evidently
nan oeen
ivcrnmeni ■"'!
i11<tuii-y plunged
plunged along
along warm' I rage before
|>0f 1Ml, he
|u. go!
^(lt. out o f
tho today.
leave the ground thia afternoon'threatened reduction o f auvernment
o>| inquiry
revenues front income taxca tlrie1*rails today on its unique hunt for roort, ||t, |m«l torn
tori the furniture
The trial is u result of a libel until the Spirit of St. Loula ia in
*• jtij.
year.
.
/
• ,h‘‘ ConlinenUl Trnd.ng^ Comt anJ cnrriw| w ith liim the leg suit by the Hachtausgabe, n Gcr- Its hangar.
Figures |,i. pared foi|
.Sccrttu.x
I'anv s mysterious 13.080.000 lib. Q{.
,(Ct,
mnn
newspnper,
against
tho
Taegtoe
.
.
.
.
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I i i s Ii tfund."
lin n
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H AVANA, Feb. 13.— (IN S )—
Mellon indicate tluit th» Mar. col. '
" " ’ ,l ...
„ ,
Cowling stealthily down a corri- llche Rundschau, another now*estimated
The
world’s
so-called
'
richest
After
being honored as no ether
imper
which
is
often
referred
to
lection of income tuxosj
! dor outside his room,'the limn
» » » » " premised tb evM^buriiwsV.iin'unced upon Amlnw, who was in ns tho organ of Foreign Minister •visitor to Latin America and the V j
tfireo months ago at, somewhu.
n„...
Caribbean Islands, Col. Charles A.
;
higher than the $51C,53(,000 return mittoi* t«» onler
in inter-1‘ barge o f the night watch nnd Strcseniann.
o f last Mar., may fa ll ^nsidcrnhly enterprise, in wJ»i«h
,tarried the keys to tho hospital.
The Nnehtasgabo hud publish Lindbergh began the final leg o f ] ,
■rHtctl, to hearth ith filch 101 iruit i.
As Amlnw turned, the insane man ed what purported to bg a diary his long journey back to his home
slrort of .tlrut mark.
of the bonds. These enterprises
dealt him a stunning blow with the of Anastasia'* escape from tho land today*.
In -render to off-set greater «P-;|
A
proprintions, to perm t even th. will include n hundred or more weapon that he carried in hi* maaaacrc that wiped out tho Bua-- The "Lone Eagle" stole a march
banks, trust companies, oil cor.
hands.
niun Imperial Family und her lat on th« admiring populace by hop
#235,000,000 tax cut, income lax
. erns. and industrial corporations.
ping o ff in tlte Spirit of St. Loui»
collections this year s ijurild nuilcrWith Amlnw on the corridor er experiences as compiled by
A li-t of the ls»mls, known to
Anastnsia's nurse from discon from Columbia Field at 2:40 A. M. ’ ;
ially exceed the #2,2241'00,000 paid
have been purchased originally by floor, the prisoner delivered n
nected sayings that Annstasln ut Instead of waiting for daybreak, lie ) ■•. • ill:
in the year ending lrpt June, it.
second
blow,
killing
him.
Snatch
the Continental, will be forwarded
tered in her conscious ns well ns headed straight northward on u R
tiling to officials.
coming
oiiiiiais.
„ Uockctcllpr tdoay or tomorrow by ing the keys from Amlnw, the in delirious moments during her 111- non-stop flight to St. I/juls, 2,270
It was because o f this situati
sit
sane
man
hurried
along
thc
cor
r the Senate Committee.
miles away, which city he hoped to
nc*».
state
of uiu-crlaintv
* .as to the • st * . » Rockefeller
KOt'M'l flHT was
»U3 iiivimiuvu
prompted to ridor • liberating four other pat
reach l>efor« darkness fell.
. .jj
A
t
ihe
same
Umu,
iho
Nuehtaualhe iftDVrrmm'Ml h inonty clujHt^ihut
.aw.wiis.u. nM&ah
ients,
.
,.
iuiirtThus ended the triumphal anu
gabo•undertook
to
invoatigato
tho
postponement o f toh*ldefnflun «*f,
jnt(( M f l
in nn ef f c
The
five
liberated pri»onet-(
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.
iliOl into I...S *o«iv>, ... »•», -tfort
successful goodwill tour o f AmcrW^
the revenue art in Congress u ntil,
. wlin,
)„.
termed the ran ut Gerrior, who was hurry identity of tho myatory through a ca’s premier ace and amtxusad-i •.
staff
of
detectives
und
published
ing
to
see
what
the
disturbance
after Ma.eh. L was engineered. I
,lf sus|.icion” thnt has enanother series o f article* to prove of International amity. Col. IJrti-d
Whetlier - r n"t it will Im- oeces- %
the whole business world was about. In a trice, Gerrior was
that Anastasia was not tho Grand bergh carried bnck with him n o r m
set
upon
and
beaten.
He
hnil
no
Miry foi Secretary Mellon i « warn i ( 4
t
|„. ,„| acumluls burst
Duchess Anastasia at all, but honors than over before befell a
lad J
time to fight for his life.
Congress that even the proposed , into public print.
rose ueutr Reginuld
Fruncisca
Schitnzkowsky, daughtor visitor from the United States.!/*•'•
hthu! Whom are
rne -v o -.^ .
^
cl|ecl.fu, an,| never was
Another guard heurd the comSenate
Special agents >f th.
left East Boston Airport in a sea #225,0(Hi..mn ivductimi i> unsafe
of
a
Polish
farinor living in Lat tha countries boniering the Carib
tobi.mn noaiinatioii, had no com -, o|ip
lt. enthusiustiwill depend entirely upon Mur *'"lHiitti-c meanw hile continued|motion nnd .sounded the ularm
ntir (llMlrimlrMte
magistrate m„
moie
.*
plane
to
eoinli
the
sen
by
air
fm
i 'l l
via. These findings were accepted bean.
f.t !<■ imtK.' >>■ Hoover s invasion call.' welcomed. Manjj pleasant al- |hu
lections,
clue king
. the list of #75,1100 in lib-] gong Within a few minutes thc ns conclusive by the gcnernl pub
It was estimated that. If C<>'.
m.
Df l "favorite son" state.
Mellon's statement !<> tin Ib.use t.)lv |1<)|1l|^i nacc.l fiom the hands ixlccn night guards came hurlilsinns were made to him in tire
Lindbergh did not encounter m.'
A ll hope I hut the men might be
lic opinion of Europe.' i
8tnst.tr Moses (I t ) o f New piny, while Mr. Lincoln laughed
Ways
and Means Committr* lust af ||„ny F. Sinelnir into thelrying from all directions to the
verse weather, ho should reach W.
found alive was abandoned however
Thereupon,
the
Ategliclio
HundM|*;hiie. the first Senator t«>
heartily am( bowed frequently to wh|JJ1 t|,e pMnt |„ #w|ilch they hud Oct. wa- jused upon the as-nmp- coffers of the Repuhlnan Nation- corridor in which the five insane
Louis between 3 and 4 o'clock East^
»!>t- II.lover’s cundidacy, deII., lion nl Committee. Senator Nye (ID of men hud run amuck. The guards hchau published u now scries of cm Standard Time.
the gratified people.
,)Ul 0f f
the Mohave was wush- tion that Iho IH28 tax
nrticlos
.
by
tho
same
nurse,
pur
■d the secretary *f Commerce
Col. Lindbergh spent moet. of
•Must after the first act. and be- t,,j
at Bnck Rock. Conasxet. would m i ually equal that "I last N. I >.. youthful chairman «>f the quickly overpowered them.
proofs of
dmir the right thing in invadthe
Many o f the other OdO prison porting to give now
Sunday at the flying field, making
foie the scenes were shifted. n i three miles front the scene o f (lie year. Th. Treasury* pointed <>ui committee, announced liiul
Anastasia’s
idontity
with
tho
at that time thut the estimate-, up w hide gift was found to have been ers had been aroused by tho
several ahort flights over the city
•kb well understood that Hoov- muffled pistol shot was l.eurd. and wreck. The small craft was right
o n 'which the, reduction pi posal liberty bonds originally issued to Minuting incidental to the battle Czar's daughter, in these articles with distinguished passengers in
M l
side
up
filled
with
wuter.
»IM in ut the insistence o f a u man sprang wildly from the n.ithe nurse charged that tho Nach"Us Itasc.1 were liberal a-s !*• con the Continental Trading Company. in the corridor. The cries of these
cluding President Machado, o f Cu
tional
box.
partially
tearing
down
tausgabc
had
been
bribed
with
rtantial
and
representative
men rent the air. As the five pat
The gift was made lute ill PJ23.
templated i e venue.
#5,000 by tho German Duka o f ba, and Madame Machado. Gen. A l
* pf Ohio Republicans," said ' the flag, then, shouting 'sic semper
■
a tl/ W k
H it il
The estimates were based ,>n the
In this connection, the commit ients were bundled buck to their
Hessen, brother of tho late Czar berto Harrera, commander o f Ibc
lie went in
because
the
tyannis.
the
South
is
avenged,
nnd
.
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o
C
k
h
a
r
t
‘
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belief that the slight business re tee litts issued suhpoennes for o f rooms and placed under guard,
Cuban
army;
Dr.
Radael
Iturrolde.
ina, tho mother of tho Grand
m of Willis campaign de- "iU »
L e B V e S cession noticed about thyt time ficers o f the brokerage firm of medical attention was being given Duchess Anastasia, to publish tho secretary o f war and marine, and
i that all the Ohio delegates, across the stage and disappeared. |^ | ) 0 ( x ( J C f l F
to
Amlnw
and
Gerrior
bpt
both
would
disappear
in
Nov.,
and
Dec.,
Potter
and
Company,
of
5
Nnssuu
other high officials. The versatile
denial of her identity.
Bing friends o f Hoover who The whole theatre was paralyzed.
productivity would .qua! Street. New York City. It "a s this died.
airman chose a throe motored fok"But two men sprang for thc
net Ik- kept o ff 'the delega
Efforts
of
the
court
to
publish
firm which sold the Sinclair bonds
ktr for the flight. He carried the
stage,
a
Air.
Stewnrt
and
mysi
n compromise at tho opening ses
te pledged to Willis down t->
ever, increased and it now appears in Nov. 102:’., for T. Coleman
plane 3,000 feet into tho air. then
Both
of
us
were
fumilinr
with
the
sion this morning failed wharefinal ballot. The friends of
IN D IA N A P O L IS , Ind., Feb.
|iro,;ai,|(. t|lat it will be felt hv the Dup.nl, now Senator from Dela
swept out over the city and sub
I iter were unwilling to follow' a play, ami suspected the fearful
iipon the Tneglicho Rundschau an
— (I N S )— Frank Lockhart, uuto ' u w rnment m greatly reduced rev- ware, who used the proceeds to
urbs. The flight lasted 20 minutes.
trogedy.
We
rushed
after
the
murnounced that it was prepared to President Machado said he enjoyed
•bra hope down to the Inst bulpay a debt o f the Republican Na
lace driver, and hta #70,000 six- «*nuc*.
prove
Hint
Ar.ustasiu
Von
Tachaiktional Committee, owing to tho
r. 1.
evory minute of it and never had a
mi! t 'J S i
lum'rw !;:\ .u r , . a s ' X l S e d r i u . Uen cylinder._
ir _. cooled American
owski was really
the
Czar’s
left here today by
Empire Trust Company. >*f New
moment’s apprehension, knowing
rbe that Hoover couhl do ui!- rear door in time to s e e him sprinjr "mystery car
daughter.
train for DuyUinu -Iknith, I4lortdu,
the uncanny skill of hla pilot.
York.
th»-. irrumstanees."
't o bis horse and ride off. 1 beenm.
The Nuchtu»gub« is published by
Baby Noll Prlt-e Blew art of
Stormy conditions of the Gulf
' lost umid the scenery and xvns where sometime between Feb. 15
the Scherl Publishing Co., one of Coast and olong the southeast A t
am! 23 Uakhurt will attempt to
Sanford
and
liaby
Jui’k
Alfred
(oiccd
to
return."
DIFENSK G IVEN SET-HACK
the biggest and richest publishing lantic will probably not inconvqnKm., O n 1 ~ > o„ ......... .
.bo
«u ,W '.
.uto.nobllo
Rhodes Of LongwiKid retained tlic houses in Germany.
•
knee Col. Lindbergh, in his non
I
tu ..
.V.nt
events.
The
letter
speed
record.
Thu.
roiord
o
f
-0.'
Wa s h in g t o n Fei». 13— (iN S )'t h e subsequent events.
V
lead in the grand prize competi
miles
an
hour
wn*
mnde
last
year
stop
flight from Havana Us 8t.
tion among the balden entered in
|Pjl •.. defense
......... . in tho Sinclair was turned over to the university by Major Seagrave o f Great Blit-]
RALEIG H . N • . • •
13
CAPTURES PIRATES
Louis, the weather bureau' here to
W IN TE R PA R K . Flu. Fet. 13—
i rurn. tontenipt
hearing before by his widow.
(IN 'S ) Thomas E. CiH.per, former the American Ixqtion Baby show.
uin with his "m yztery” car.
day declared, beyond reducing Urn
(IN’ S) Because lie piefer- what
l<lttic« Siddona in District SupAVilininuton banket. *em n g eight Competition in this event is cxThe
l^ckhart
entry
in
the
ap
,
COMMISSIONERS H IT
PEKING, Feb. 13— (I N S )— A f visibility.
h calls a high udvcntur.........
Ifwit tburt suffered another sei______
preaching Daytona Beach apeed nion sense educating" in I- .<•. • iu to years on the New Hanover (.ounly j tPpt||,nnlly keen und standing* «;f ter a severe battle, a Japanese
Lindbergh
likely
will encounter
l ‘Jtl I'riay, when the court rofueW ASH IN G TO N Feb. 13— (IN K ) j trial* w »» buiU « t th# Stutz International cducatinonl leader toudii for violating the banking, ||||( liable* change nniont dally.
gun boat and u destroyer cap rain from the Florida Coast clear
|j ,u l«nnit the defendants to oflaws, wub granti-d a • oinmutatlnn |
under
' Standings of the leading bubif* tured n Chinese pirate ship fly to 8t. Loula, the forecaster eaid.
here
jiM testimony that the govern- —Tim present membership o f the Motor Car factory
ship on an eight month’* muver- of sentence by Governor M ellon
Lockhart’s
poraunal
supervision.
by ugu classes arc ns follow*j Up ing a Japanese flag which had at which will lower the vcrtlhility, but
,n*de a pruetlce of maintain- Interstate Commerce CommisHion
sity cruise around the "oH 'l u,,d today.
The unique feature* of the new
to six months; Naomi Reiter 1525,
no dangerous wind# have been re
[ J *'»l>ionage over juriu* during came under fire in the Senate to
because he fcol* "that tin l.'dlni*
The coniniutation " ill take e f Marjorie Bowman 1500, Edward tacked a Japanese merchant ves ported. Thc accompanying' wind*
machine
were
guarded
jealously
sel
near
Hulchow.
During
the
at
day when Senators Swanson and
||*portatit trial*.
,
College educational program
ef- fect Feb. 20, at which time Cooper
at the Stutz plant here. It i.«
Allan 1475, Robert Hurtiey 1475, tack one member of the merchant are “ fresh," but are from th*
(H ums (Democrats) . <tfr Virginia,
known,
however, that the car will f«*ct on higher education in Ameri will have served fourteen month* Mary Ann Whelchol 1460, Wonder man’s crew was killed and the Houth-east. thus being, tau-wind*
reived
.
notice
they
would
oppose
,^ 1 ‘AN’D—Industrial survey In
ca would he u mote not.'",,rthy of his term, allowing time off for
be cooled by an 80-pound ice tank
which will Increase Lindbergh*
*ia County under way.
all reappointment*.
President Hamil good behavior. He served two l x » Hasty 1425, Hubert Fischer captain wounded. The Japanese
inatcad.'of a radiator.
This will acfdexVment."
speed, rather than binder, hie pro*
war
vessels
were
rushed
from
1400,
W.
D.
Grogan
1400.
ton Holt announced toduy ihat bu years o f a thrcc-ycar ncutruce in
cut down wind re*i»tunce.
gross.
TsingUo
and
Port
Arthur.
Six
months
to
a
year;
Lucy
tha
Atlanta
Penitentiary
for
vio
Lockhart was confident as hc'hu» definitely declined the 1'rc.d-
im
SS,For- Daytona Beach
i
il)r. Hamilton Holt
Spurns Presidency
Of Cruise College
[Congressman Introduces Bill For
Enforcing Free Speech Amendment
W a s h in g t o n Feb. 13 — ( i n s )
Jefferson, putron saint
J,, ' Democratic Party, would be
.-a’
. J’*11 as u "dangerous
« *i if ho lived today, Rep.
brer (D) yf Wisconsin, declurtoday.
k
ftrr introduced u bill in the
IL
“ pqt teeth" in. tho conV6”51 amendment guarantee« five speech. "Human liberty
),J? mo,v
Americans in the
Jt'trenth and Nineteenth Cen, £ ■ « " . *t mean* today," said
lK">lncs*men‘ worshi)i
C
‘lL. who brags that lie
|Lu .
fl'*t on liberty. They
•un : UU
Kussiah Com
..
bcrauZe they violated
^ rri1 rights of private pro|>1 f0|i>'*e,, there Is
fcts
much lip
f.h4*
Thc ..........
Americanism,
service paid
to
which now means that children
must salute tho f lug and write es
says about the Constitution. Pat
riotism now means not the great
est good fo r the greatest number,
but military display—flag day,
navy day, defense day.
. .^If Tbomss Jefferson, the pat
ron saint of the Democratic Party,
would rise.from his gruio today,
the Democratic statesmen o f thj
South would put him in Jail a* «*
dangerous radical, since he said
that a ^revolution ia needed about
every twenty five yeura to pre'
serve liberty." '
Berger declared that''- a luw to
enforce the First Amendment is
more necessary than a law to onforce the Prohibition Amendment,
M l
Babies Retain Lead
In American Legion
Grand Prize Show
Fornier’Banker (Jets
Pninmilted Sentence
will|dcncy
nun j
of the -International
----------um- lating the Federal Bunking Luw Stapleton 1750, Calvin fCooledge
versity cruize which was lender- before beginning his state sen 1700, Catherine Clark 1*176, Ruth
tence, having been pardoned by Benbow 1650, Mary Bossidy, Peggy
'u l him recently.
"There is nothing thut w>-«du or *• president Coplidge.
Duncan 1000, Amos Vickery 1675,
Contest Winner Will dinarily interest me us much us to
Kd\vard McCalley 1600.
- ho tho educational leader on a trip Jury To Try Indiana
1 tip 2 years; Jack Rhodes 1775,
Face Murder Charge .around
the world" raid Holt.
Fox Jr. 1600, Robert
Governor Selected Raymond
"Both on uccount of nty long in
NEW YORK, Feb. 1 3 -(1 N 8 ) to K,r BuicMe ottempt bjr theunr. 1.
Holly- 3rd 1176, William Itareiml
COURTROOM, WENTWORTH. terest in international friendship,
—
While physician# battled to quitad admiration for Lopez. Ou
1450, James Cooper 1400, Bobby
NS. c.; Feb. l.’U - (I N S )— Charged which is the spirit ut the hoi tom of
1
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. M> 1J
prevent
pneumonia from
set the Jam*, band maeatr^a picture,
with the ghastly axc-murder o f her the cruise, but because of n’/ deep — (IN E )— A jury to try Governor Cameron 1400, 2 to three years; ting in, Bomcme Rose ray, famous aceoiding to jmlice, had been an.
father. Mrs. Alma Petty Gatlin, 10- interest in education.
m
Ed. Jackson o f Indiana for alleged Bandy Anderson 1776, Murvin French dancer, prayed for' death inscription of endearment
year-old beauty contest winner, will
*T am engaged a l Rolliu* * ollcg#^ conspiracy, to bribe form er (,ovar- „Swanjon 1375, Edward Thornton to it'd her suffering from unre French. Alsu in tho ha:
faos trial bare lor her life tomur- in a work . that I believe if #uc' fmr Warrerr T. -McCray In - U»23, 1500, DUphu Haaty 1476, Jimmy
u neU which Uoietaythad
quited love.
' *
row. From the
cessful will huve u great l«r l.«)u wui ubUiiiicd in Murlon ( ruiuoil Ridgu
. . 1450, Mury Britt • 1450.■ Kidlow ing
kn
unsuccessHfl "Death is preferable to h
the jainmad little courtroom^ the ] .......t>Imi.u
fr„Pt on American Court-1today nt the start' of the threo to four years; Nell Stewart rttompt
to
drown
herself desperation."
|Mu lail reffect
yimfthful defendant arose calmly
*
•
-™
an*-/, fourth day o f the trial- Prosecu 1600,' Aid* Karp 1076, .Joint's Uor* j ,.»r|y yesterday in a lake In CenLopez declared the beautif
ska tor. William
......... H. Remy announced D bln, 1(16Q. Lucy Hall 1050, Pavjd traj |»Urk, the torn photograph of him. Roseray was in the *
in C. Btephenson, Imprisonqq funner GBU;heTl625. Howard Smith, 1600.! n man waa found in hor purse. The ton Hospital todya. suffem
...,,^Jasi
mLiI ff* n till
us I if ®
bJf developing h*re
murder charge
«n whirl,
which she "wa*
j j aat ^,75
• ,,i,0)ograph was that of Vincent shoek and immersion, and
Florida an ideal American * Hege Grand Dragon of the- Indiana k u
Indicted last month.
Klux Klnn will be the first witness ; 4%lo 61-yearot Cjyare Kslridg* l.opcs. well kunwn orchestra lead- cned with pneunwmut.
an
ideal
Amtrican
College
"
f
Following tha brief arraignment,
575, Hetty|cr.' He is th' eproprlteor of the Moore, 25, saw her dire
the time of the trial was set for to of iil>era| art*.
it-* 1575,, i-u*a Uqw* night dull, where she icy water* of ta^lake ea-ti
morrow morning at V o'clock and
scm lf
her. although *)
LAK E . WOKTHr-6210.Hl1'
Kubpoenno* were issued for n tq»?ci
w
u trv r
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t
o
»
“'n
l!rr“
to
r.,,,«
h
K
.
i
j**”;
.
!S''id
"
“d
Apparently Roaeray, os she is] hit her bdfoic
lal venire of 200 Rockingham coun tract k t for construction <•< ®>Oy
ro
laborer,
»
i
«
approved
by
the
»
Th^Css*1
*1^00.°
’
'
knonvTon
Broadway,"w**
driven
(
screamed
h
fr
desire
to
die.
ty tuiUmeti from which an attempt miles of State Hoad No, I t ‘’or* defense a* one of the Jurors.
porute
limit*
of
Delray.
wilt be made l » fr ie d a. jur>\
left here that his machine
cxcced .200 miles an hour.
___ ____ _
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Unrequited LoVe Of Famous French
/
Dancer Brings On Suicidal Attempt f *
' " A r t ...... ."... k„ ‘•""•■s'—.........
c*-.
rAy
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its ? ,
. i ’
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fr-.
4
.
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THE 8AI
•U,*- i4*:.«w ftvdu*.'
»
-(
a
xeatre
Lincoln Was Shot
Made Into
=
'.rei
• ««kf -;<uk- 4 bV.
r* w *. *v
*-
Hy Davis J. Walsh,
Internallcnhl News Service
it porta Editor.
n
in NfeW
a y . " .YORK.
..
■*.. Feb.
V <•- tl,—
•» It niigbt
•lw-w»tt-ftp-naat-time* y w m r eb r ,7 T:H ;.n j
.
Iowa Runner
Wins
>"•• 'Kl
•
fin
WAKHINOTON. Feb, » —The
theatre in which Ahrnhani Ljnco'n
wns *h.ot i* now n musty warehousD
Race F rom FaniQU&*aiui.uw-boU«. mwhich-JiCidiid-U-n
rrt
. «
r is
your bootblack when he .lands _
left hook with the toe of, his bfu*h
flash on th« “ button" of your corn.
Instead, you might smile concillntingly, t|p him with n lavUh dime,
lift your hat lit parting and maybe
he will liko you enopgh so that he
.won't ronlly mlnd when, a year or
two later, you pay your wray In to
see,,him win the hfcatVl rwelght
championship of the world.
It wasn’t so many yenra ago that
Pete Herman quit bnotblnrking in
New Orleans bernure he renllfed
that be wna on hi* way to the
featherweight ehninplunship nnd,
today, ITcrmnn I* u ring tragedy,
a blind mnn virtually, but i* pur
ple robe or royalty is tlrapetl nbout
the shoulders of Tony ranaonerl
and thltk ilid scr.md generntion of
a. Hng lineage has been establish
ed! Tony, like Herman, hns hot
blond nf Italy in his veins. lie, too,
is an ex-bopthlack nnd tho parallel
Is ebmplete with the'statement that
he came from the stalls of New
Orlebhs.
Caittoherl is the new featherwtlglit ehampkn today berau.^ be
ran up aueh a lead on points over
Penny Pas*, the Philadelphia eonteniler. In the first ten round* that
It hardly wn» necessary to fight the
other five. The only man In the
house who didn't think so was Par*
nnd he cloaed such a rush that.he
{ * . '< / r !r
*
■
Florida Will Play
toner!
the, wlr*,
■
“bmAtn,,"t
h the latter
, c;:;iHarvard
Harvard Football
lasting to gel a deserved decision.
fodbl the. Wew York*Conw sTeam In ’29 Season
smut™*-—
*'
V
MAKE PLANS FOR
BIG CELEBRATION
25-cent-n-hcad. museum.
Both are constantly menaced by
fire and decay, much to the dismay
riHCACJO, Feb. 11.— (IN S ) — of thoujutpds of tourists who have
The fame of Dr. tUto Peltxer, Ger trrmper? the back streets of Woshman fhlddlc-distnncT runner, was ington to find tho historic;'ft&ilfl-put hi ecHpsc today to n lean Innky lugs.
■*’'
Attend Dedicatory Exef
Iowan by the name of Rny Conger.
These tourihts have -protested
Conger,' national A. A. IJ. champ loudly that Congress has built the . rises Of Hay Mhbcl Harbor
' f ^’ J •i
^
* 19If '
ion outdoor ittller nnd a former great Lincoln Memorial overlooking
HOLLYWOOD, tfeb. l l . — Thousprominent track mnn at the Uni the Potomac but hns neglected the
versity .of Iowa, showed his heels buildings where the mnrtyrcd prtsi- nnds of cillzans from al'. over
to the highly-touted flermnn run dent's career was ended by on ns- Florida arc expected to attend
ner In the 1,000 meter ruce at the snsln.
the celebration to be held o f
riding club games here last night.
Port Bay .Mnhle on February 22
('idler I inn Of Hellrs
Conger, who used In run down
In the )tmi*e is perhaps the most when the stj-ip *.-f land • connect
mbits on tho prnirie* o f hi* native famous collection of Lincoln udics. ing tlu- hay wifh the Atlantic
slate, breasted the tape « full tim
ninee! Protests, ton, have been heard be- Ocean will he blasted out with
yards nhead of Peltzer. Ray's 1
caund young Americans must pay two tons of dynamite. The open
for the distance wns 2:,'I7 2-0, not to see them.
ing of Boy Mnhle to the ocean
a record.
Congres.* has token hoilce of the will make it po'ssilde fo r vesRunning in llie nunc event were complaints akl with a renewal of si l.i i-f IN-foot draft to enter the
Rny Podge, another f. A. A. C. cn- demnnds for action, both mny yet harbor.
Ir>' who wns calculate!! t<« give the bp incluilcd nmnng the • country’s
The program for the celebra
German Ids keenest competition, Lincoln shrines.
tion is being handled by n com
*
and a lad named !>eo Ijirrlvce'of
The collection of IJ.icnln relics mittee o f prominent citizen* of
the Chicago Athletic Association.
houses in the death house was pur Brovyard' County and ihe Port
They finished in that order, C,mo f lirownnl County
chased fro in Capt* Osborn II. Old-j Authority
grr, Peltzer, Doflge nnd I.nrrivce.
royd, but no funds have been pro- which wr* created by tlic state
Before the rnee Conger wns rated
* tr^-dannc at the last m-sslon.
n rank outsider. His start, which vlded 11 maintain it.
Rep.
Henry
R.
Rutlihone
(It)
of Arrangements are being made to
wns poor, didn't boost his prospects
lOD.OrtO persons ’ nt
lllimds
l.h
.H
Introduced
two
hills
in accomodate
any. 4’eltzer took the lead oh the
the hnrlior sity during tjie day.
the
house,
one
to
convert
the
old
first turn nnd IVnlgc fell in behind,
i ’oit IlaV Mabel is being built
with Conger running n free third, Ford Theatre Into a LLwoln mu
seum * nil shrine nnd one for tin under it Iri-piirtjte ugrccinent
I.nrrivce brought up the tear.
reconstruction of the house Herons with l lie cltie.i of Hollywood,
the stieet where Lincoln died.
Fort Lauderdale nnd J. W. Young,
With Lincoln’s birthday anniver founder nf Hollywood, ouch parly
Ultimate
sary ns a starting point, he has furnishing $2,000,1100.
thf dredging of
S t u r t * d n new drive fnr^pnssngi of plans cull for
bv.th.lp •Jtw-MVgxartt*session. V *-,» iKo bnrhor \tf tV.' depth o f 8fl 'feek.
New-Orleans if you do not chide German IracK Star
May Realize ffopc*
wliic^i will make Port
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I VAM Pl/Vr^h. I V-ForrtgU on of
n Martin club in Ix;w Port City
UJ |«
lmr„. taJan-rtullaWt
B D NIFAY— Plans under way for
in mllntion o f sanitary sewer sys
tem and extension o f water mains
fur more adequate fire protection.
Health
STARKE — New
signals
in
operation lit main railway cross
ing? through town.i
tTOO LATE T tl CLASSIFY
W ANTED: Combination bookkeep
er and stenographer. Apply in
V'iui own handwriting. I*. (). |t..x
II.IK. Sanford. ...........................
Mnbt-| one
McCaulins
KMilCAVINti
Diamond Mountingr
Jcwelprs-Oplometrist
Wntch Repairing .
HEMSTITCHING
Bj Mrs. Ilnthnwny Permanent
night. He folded up liku u tobacco tuin game i , i.ativ. lv
• cut.
pouch fa t »l* rounds after Tony (fa r .Io< k-«*n\
prominent speakers have
dropped him for a count o f eight of l-'c-'
I ti. attend the celebration,
I b-.oi
In thb third round nnd while the
rim
o nis*
m a l i c e bus been received that
' .......................
. . .
<-r(„ n ||ni \Ill'll
I ’ hiiaJrlplilnn wns lining h|R -h\"’k ; >* >t*'» !" '
Seaboard A ir Line Railway
l i n e In C .-iiiili- o i g e
nn({ wing, Cansoneri so completely *ity of u gau
Flnridit East Const Rnil,l*.*2!i.
itn\«„„i/
*bn
tilnv
nwuv
frorii
hini
Ibnt
on
Nov.
took tha play away froiii him
■ mid bus .transportation com
he never quite got it buck.
-penile
«pccial
With the exception of the twelfth,
lay.
It was ull Bass from the. tenth
Owners of vDitiug*ym-hts along
rotiWl on. Tony slowing down to o
•.lie Floriiln Ka:4 Coast arc heln/
saunter under Bn**’ heavy rights
I eis nnll.v it.cited to attend anil
to the body. By tills tlnm Benjamin
t ’aptaiu.s of |nssenger vessels in
hud dl»co'^rf<1 ,hul Tonv n’’ >'*ngci
Miami ami lYlm Ib-acli are being
Could hurt him nnd so he sjr.o«l and
Friiia.V right :h
offered concessions nt the harbor
slugged It olit with moro than an (the S anfnnl IDg h Si'hmi 1 l.irol
f--r the occasion.
e*«n break an the point*. He had l.nl si|iiail ili-frit •. i 1Ill- Ovii •! •
r«nzoneri visibly abashed in «-ai h ’ ID -it S. Ii'inl 1 -.it-.:i *iV t lie- rt-mr M*
• M \1 T R A D E ( ATCHER
o f |he last three rounds but a late in in LV
start I* often a vain one. It was
Jl IIGF RENDERS III LING
T ie game W'llll' Ii w;i‘ umiriUii l|\
NEW YORK. Feb. II
(IN S )
this rime, anyhow. At that, he 'List i hriniglimol. w;a., fea tiin-d 111
“ llut.h" ll< aline. Brooklyn catcher,
might hove taken Tony in another tin- .'i-iint - *■ willh ivhi'-li the i wo
T A M P A, F la. Feb. !»— (IN S )
round or two, but since they pay l dim w i-n- male lied. Al r.n t' ilH* Landlord* may own the premise* muv be tinded to the Boston
Brave#, neeoiding to a i it ami in
o f f here « t the 4*nd of tho fifloontn wit* i•ilhfi ti am iiihuad by in. •1«* icnted to another person, but if the
eiieabition
here I •■•In>. The Braves
I rt-nlly don't see what cun be done than two m llir if 1'lomt*.
nnuiil i.s in lin eal* w tli hi* rod.
n-.-e 1 a eutelier badly ami BrookI.
nbout It. Hass' rally picroly s rv.-d
K
1
Iiigli
m
nrtmiIH
iliis
iirford*
hint
no
nulhoiity
to
im
wii
lliggu
Jim
to inskc a fine fight nut of whnt mm ki ng Up figh l |l Mill* I'm Ills I Hi t a* Ids own court nnd officer, Ivit's other two lereivers, Charlie
llaigienve
and Hank Debeiry, |
had been 0 good one.
team. Hr eh«i.Wfll lIII unut'ii al abil i1\ aii'irdiog to county .Ini'gi- C o ml
have sigiuil I'.'-S i ait rails.
all
final
lltli*k»-l
i ms.
for fi ruling Hi..1. E. Pldllip* was bound over to I
pnrt * of the I'l-tii- t*.
RACE BETTING LOSES
lb,' Hillsborough county crim hnlj
01.1 Mi’ ll S
BEGIN
com t under SfiOO bind -oi a chart; '
RICHMOND.
Va.,
IVb. II
. f tiCKpiios after lie bad evicted ( I N S ) -T h e plnpn«nl to l-stilbli-h
ST. MORITZ. Switzerland, I’d-. tin- small children of Mrs. Marguer- racing in Virginia with n pari
II
(IN S ) In a blinding blizzard i tie t’ox and nailed up the door o f' mutuel system of betting ivu- dead
whleh covered spect itors, pnrlici , ibi- bouse for which alie was be- today. The Senate defeated tin
authorization bill by uu overwhelm
DE I-AND,. Feb. 10, IU2H. With puntk mid the general scene with a I loud in tlu- i rut.
_ a
_ few tin:
lays intervening U-fore shi’ ting curtain of white, tin- I'.n's I .ludg.- (knneliu* ruled l lint a Inml- ing vote of ,‘hri to 2, after tile yliiuvh
Just
the opening of the Volusia County Olympic Gaines i.pciu-d today as lb,- luid must resoii to civil rourls in ami reform forces -if the state laid
ugiiution
F a ir the grounds present n busy winter spoil* competition g.il mi ' Midi problems ami not “ take Un maintained unceasing
law into his own b a n d s.”
against it.
•
appeuranco as decorators, workmen der way.
about tho buildings, and f.pmsor*
iif exhibits prepare for the forth- j
coming festivity.
Products for tho exhibit buildings |
N E W W A L N U T S T E E R IN G W H E E L
began arriving early in the week I
and will continue to increase to
f ienernuH proportions us the time
imlt for their entrance approach-,
e* The cur containing the governmi-nt exhibit is *>h the sidetracks
in close proximity to the grounds
nml will be -unloaded immediately.,
Just about all the livestock being
shown nt the Tampa. Fair will
location corner Park Ave.' and
Did SI. Across from Erminolr
Hotel
( o.
No longer with Singer
Will Apprcrinle patronage.
M e R eyn old ’s Drug
Sanford Hiph Win
Over Oviedo 16-15 i
C o.
Sanford at Geneva
Pro*.script ions filled accurntely and promptly
Curb Service
Free Dclivory Phono 897-J
Laney’s
A N D ^U I
..Passenger.. Flights- $ 1.50 & Jj
Special Trips to
n ,w
Your peraotial friend*. g )r p a iio tl acqualntunrri. Sumi
themown the All-American Six. AsV them tlirlrrM
opinion*. Learn what they think o f the ear . .. Aikikj
about tliehig, tmootli engine with Ita GMIt i yllndethai
About the riding coni Tort und hamBIng rot-f rc.iililnffaj
All-American engineering combined with the iti*iirr;|
FUlier body cont true lion and design . . . A»k llirniiftbrA
glad they botight It. ‘Vhidther o f Hot they think iUa
deserve* Its thrilling aiicceb* • • .O f course we Lmiwkkt
they'll answer. What they’ ll advise you to du. And«ek
Jly DH. J,C.IIOWELL.
How’ To Be llam y
I h olie
ve a
a frien d o
u t in
i n tl
ih e f a r
out
n e s t iik n w r ite s n r ? ' «i»o d p oetry,
tli'r iilv s ili)
h r s en d s m e n l o i r
m e s s a g e , a s h r c a l l s It. In w h l e h
he. i i . w a l l )
e n c l o s e s s o m e n f k ls
la le s l e ff o r t s . T h i s r a m * to m e re*
rrn llv
t U r u u a h I h e tu a l l i
••Then I w a l k e d w i t h f i n d — tliul
w n l h n l with m e t
l l u t . w h l e h w a s tlo<| a n d w h i c h
was m rf
\h
ns. w e te n d , l . n v e l e t me
Ih t a
.rr t
A n il I l l v r In (Jml— ( l o i l l i r e *
In nir.
A n i l , s o |' m h a p p y . ” ,
,
I t v t h r r R oo d , I t h i n k , l t o n ' t y n n f
S p r a k l i w o f h s p p l a e o h . S id y o u
r v r r > t r an> o n e n f f l l r l r d t i l t h r u n ■f ilia tio n o r r r r l a l t r o u b l e th a t wn>
hnpp y.r T h a t . b e t a s anr a p f r t a t t r .
I r u t i i r In r a n l n r t w i t h t a t s o f on rh
p r o p lr and t h r r a r r ifau a lly fh r
h u n t n i l o r r a b l r In i l l t I d iia l > o u rn n
( I m l n n > t t h r r r lin t n t f r r l h r > a r t
where
they, r a n
h n te
tw o
or,
t h r e e i i n lu r n l e t n r u n l l o n a
n
ria r .
nml ( l i e rk .l M l t r o u b l e !■ r o l l e r te d , <
tlie> m u t e tip I n t o t h e h n p p y e l r e le . J u s t > r a f e r i t u t • on* oli|, tally •
n ier
eliih ft.
N
s u ffe re r
from
h r n i o r r h o l i U nml r o n « t l | i n l l u n , t i h i i
em ur fro m nrnr I h lr n g o f o r t r e a t - 1
ii ir iil, to ld m e f h n t ahe w o i i l U n ' l
li e * r n i l a i * t e n l l i i i r a th e t e e t h a t ahe
H a t e m e , Juat t o n r n b l r t o h n t e )
t w o o r I h r r r iiu lu ral r«n ru u ttu n s
ot t h e b i l t t r l a n iln|, nml a le e ii nf
n lKbf
W it h o u t
Im tluB
to
In w
ap il a r t lip t o u r n r f l t r
ii roil ml
l i m e s It ii Ik h I, Niirli r r p o r l a ua Ib n t,
nml w e n e t m a n y nr t h e m , le n d to
him h r
m e l i n p p ) . lla w e l l na l l i r
I l*n l l r nl.
*>' '^ / C E S l M in o r f£tlan, S10IS; LanJati Co
* Sport Roaditnr, $10751 4-floor Sedan, J
CabrloUt, tllSSf t.andau SrHnn, f I:
PUi» Strut f a n Ilar Sh. fits to #m. g ll p rice , al
i l w n * price* Include n d n lm u ts bum /lln* ekmr/mm. fu i
lib e ra l tle n e ra l .W olof. J lm m fs / ln c n l Hmi
al S p o rt E n u l p m e n t i t i '^ X 'l t i d
uni frittier* will* lirv well* ,.,|t»oi|Wildhlre I** LsondUi*
rolUiwlLU trunk r«rk . • •9100 •«trn on «»jmii imii .. .ltd
<
I c Sn,...»l\dl»r
N . . . . m « i t r wIimUhIi Ii u n « •«|ulpn»«ul, $7S*»uo|s*(m
|Uuu duMtl models.
cI m m
Seminole Motor
RIVE’S GARAGE
JAK LANL ,
A L l - A M K R f C A N SIS
1- lt U U b t n ' OK CL.NEIIAL M O l l l l W
.rt
Il r. .loa. I n r t l l n
H o w e l l , l.t > ra.
lirnel Ir e In f l r l a n d n .
” | i e r ln ll« liiK
In i i o n - s i i r u l r n l
o fflre
(rra tiu ru i
I o r a lo m n e h . b o w e l unit r r o l n l d l —
enara. ZIMI \\. I . o r r V i e . , T r l e p b o i t e
lattS.
t on w i l l be s u r p r i s e d b o w
• llllr h l; ( m i w i l l a r t w e l l w l l b o n t
' loss o l
lim e fr o m
b u s in e s s.
Consider
C
h u l u o t
F L O R ID i
Prescriptionx Filled Promptly
E. Second St.
Muck and
Hammock Lands
And Accurately
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. , / / I I 9 5 and
B U 5 C K through and
through * ^ i •*
At Chuluolx you may M-Iert
fatorile lyiHt of Hoil-lunil *ullN bl
•be kind of crops you s»stb|
grow.
You do not pay a premium f*l
>our choice at Chuluota, for th*|
muck and fertile hammock Di*|
mny Im- had ut $12.1 per acre.
Mhethcr for trucking, RfVrl*|
farming, cllrua growing, or dairy
ing, we can give you a locatl<*|
where the soil will meet yoor
■liiiremrnta.
Buick stamina— Bnick luxury—-Buick
performance— for only £ 1 1 9 5 !
.
M> have to offer. 10-arre f*f*l
unita, the land ” cleared. kJ<"|
nnd plowed, ready for cultivati®Ih i* and a five-room liurgsl**
with modern conveniences sad *
K“ rage, all for $5,000 to $ i^ with a very reasonable first fit’ \
meat, the balance like rent.
T h at’s the story o f Buick’s extra value.
•
Three popular Buick body-types sell at
this figure— and offer all o f Buick’s
.
famous features. A ll are Buick through
•
Healthful Climate
63 feet above tea-level
Good Schools; pure water
and through— identical in quality and
workmanship with the Buicks o f longest
wheelbase— even to the smallest details
o f construction.
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D aytona
L. H. Scott Aviation Co:
“The Friendly Drug Store”
Mm ford
DeLand Ready For
County Fair Which
Will Open Shortly
*een here. together with entries
f m w locul dairies.
Thb htmtiicInK «>f e.»mii1Unily ami
other booths i» being taken care of
early In order to nvoltl c-otigcktlon,
dyHnjt the latter |i«it of the wi*i-k,
the bulk ot the exhibit* will
urri?f. Laborers at work in the
negro building are bringing their
tank* to a tie*®.
• Hichurds, the officlul deeorzt >r,
"hx* hi* work .veil under way. S»v*
dktl of the building* huvj ulmirty
bcrn giv^n their outride dreeing
i)nil q crew o f decorator* today be
gun their. ji»Mgroni In the business
pitlicn of tin* city. Ciula •ittiro i'
being provided fpr till public build
ing* (n the city and the street*
are being overhtlpg with bannere,
pennant*.
»treanier* and other
.
-. IlkiUUN.^FsrU. l.W-.'Vh* v«sM M tb
will he n good year '?f.T business Ing the address o f Gov. John W ,
and professional inch, poets an 1 Marlin in that city last nlglit. Yhe
pickpockets, hut a bad year for executive In ; l»eglnnlng his cam
almost everybody else, according paign in Pasco County for the sent
to the prophecies o f European held by SenatAE-Cark Tratuinell de
mUmlrg crs. --------clared " I t ' is -time fo r - Florida- to
For P.i2N stands under the sign park Park nnd unTrammell- the
of Mercury, god o f trade, eloquence stnte fo r the first time In 12 years.
and thievery, nml say the astrolo
State Senator J. M. Mitchell
ger* the gods take cure o f their was named chairman o f the new
own.
„
‘
-.
But Mercury year*, they cladn,
arc not >riou*ly’ DhUd years '-for pldUftendroLlfThe , exccuUve wns
farmers, fisherrqep and wine hlh- given a reception by tno townsLlero. The weather "will stl/y wet picfphf'ih the Hotel Hscip'nda up
nnd co|d and spoil the harvest. on hlH arrival from Tamp*. A fter
There will bcoTnony. • mice and resting nnd taking part In Shrlnmail.-, * but few fish nnd these ers Day at the fair today Governor
Zcphyrhills and Dade City and will
won’t Lite.
'
tone hide tne week vrith several
France,
Ilnly, Rumania nnd
Martin will leave tomorrow, for
Czechoslovakia arc supposed to
upfeft-hes In Sumttfr County. ( ,
lip facing n crisis till Scptcntlior:
after that Switzerland, Turkey,
LEESBURG— Building
permits
Greectv and Jerusalem are in for
is med here during 1027 totaled
,l
’ t!mc*
fC&GJiOO, compared to tf.8n.437 In
11c- rest of the nslnilogicnl con- 102li.
slcllntion, however, W ill bring
lucl. lo Germany,
England and
Di iimark.
'rtilsston score over the National
r o iiw r u v iiT r ^ ’b, Feb II
'• “ Captain Oldrtyd has chorislusl of the deepest and largest port!
Boxing Association, the luttcr hovon the Atlantic coast. The nveriqg nominated Bnns ns Its champ
uge depth <-f the inner harbor i-*
» " " m"in
' ,'Wni.hy
ion ,]whlle Nevt- York declared for Smy L . . i l l " l « s ...................I...................
now 20 fret. The 1,200 turning
government . and 'reuiuin
Tpny. The IJ. II. A. ulso finished with tin
basin with u depth
of tlii feet has
that u
ICC
iiigt .n and ..
. uihof
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second with Jimmy Slattery* in his until th
•build he created, where hi* beloved j |, ;n rompb led and work on slip
m,ore )(jsh recent light heavyweight flmntcd
. I,, , mjgm be itiilisbly housed nml \o. 1 is i.cni-ing completion.
title fight with Tommy !.■■ uglirnn, >cc: i
1 ,i* mail i- t ie core o f the govern-, Invitations to attend the celethe New York candidate. Tony is
The :
. rt. ’ .<n-i Ritthboiie.
; brr.tion are In-ing s-.-nt to high
tile filtit legitimate featherweight to n t\
"i i - !
l.a .s o m c , l "i- fcitcrnl and state officials. Prcsi'
champion since Kid Knplnn resign- nmnt! eg*.
1■’ ’’
1 1 1
v Uu*. , j(|U c„„|j,|r c has been invited
e&' fllteon’ month* ago.
which i lulled for Krroro
b
I - i b* j-.- w i.lb e rnlixcd he- t„ p„ , „ „ b „tt0n-nt WasldngBass blew his own fight last on l»cc.
Dec. *
tbi yr;.i
l 1l"IV h< pas cr Itw^iv.
(,
Avhicli will set o ff tho double
Flying
In New Forft ffichy
Good
Worli
I
.
' ,i, ,L*,
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Write fpr free booklet
•nd Turthet detail#.1 ,V
.
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V *
.Look dt other cars. Compare them with
•
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_ Jb.
\
Buick. Y o u r own good judgment will
tell you that Buick offers greater value.
S E D A N S $1195 lo $1995 . COUPES $1195 to $1850
SPO R T M O D ELS Jl 195 to $1525
j . J. W. Hoffman, Vice-IVesJt&iff
I chuluota co m pany
| **T. AUGlISTINB, FLORIDA.
Street
The new design of (be stierjne wheel on fhr Nash Site* lol Fiv and Advanced Six model* fa m ily introduced, 1
won uiuth nraitqliom the <rowil* who have guar to N umi Ton ns.ms to view the ear*. The wliccl is coostruo
rr tirvlvol I an l«ome Ciroi*slan walnut, whlcn lend* a dutin. i air tf luxury to tbo front eompartmeaU i t b
fWtniUe vl'h Hetuh warnat fluUbfd iiutnuuwi board*.
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208-212 Magnoia Ave
i ; ; c Sanford Fla.
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,J o>ilkout obligation, pfease nend mr the Chdfuota M*-|
U a p rltti / 0. k Flint, M U k .,ftm M -.tn i t « i ta kt nJdtd.
1km IS. SI, A. C. fimsne*pUu, l i t mmtl atnrmSlm. it mrmUmkU.
.* - tree f , . Z \
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8v*: 0
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m iA n v a 3 ;iM ts
aaa*
•SI*pgrMter*. Nl'hRh, 'fcmdntt^athdf
cii" improved r c a ^ .c ^ , an^ r business
BATTER ES
needful and dduffible •tiring, wrlll
k lU M t t i t r t f l N M * * * » t » »
Some figures presented recently In the Miami Herald jierfect a plan whereby all of this
• nil fitnr
• w ^ J a i r S 2sr“ B are Interesting,
Gnnraitirnl
especially If you nre Inclined to worry about vast amount of iirjiurtnnt Inforr
$
.
!
« u m Matter
aid
t id ie r ;
nintion can lie made available to
•»( ff«r
tk« PM trftln the futuro welfare of Florida. These facts were compiled by all growers, through Intelligent
the Static Chamber of Commerce, covering several different dixst-minotion conducted through fleneralor and Staler Strvlce
property
lines
of industry, and indicate to a gratifying degree the ex- the agencies of the organization.
Shop
d Ihlltc
H.uleiy Sh
Rcnnud
U-UR4 jr _____ _.. ,K4 lt»r
Influent cd «,
by ...».......organization.
Florl.
19... .JWaaagrr tent of the progress this state has made.
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»»•««■« Raitor
301 \V. SecoJd St.
Baldwin M ortgage Co.
With the establishment of clearing houses in Lakeland/da grower* will use this informs,
c«frri O
i V lU T E t
and
Winter
Haven,
last
year,
there
are
now
seven
clearing
don
and
th
e
result
will
bo
better
See our local counsel
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Next to Spencers Top Shop
«SBf‘
fruit, which mean* better market
houses in Florida where there were only five before. The ing and-better returns..
S. R. Dighton, Sanford, Fla.
iM h iiit Girage
-bbtahdeacingirhrtheae- cities -nmattntcddaat ..year^o_$ 1J 87^*
002,537.63; whereas, In 1924 the clearings were only $1,402,* An old tinier confessc* that what (
i rb» RmM. hudrrii .
ipmprr, maattii t* tka ll
304,376.60. Every city showed some increase with the(tpccep- hi- missus most, in thin dry era, is |
AV
Iflieu I Xtwa ir rtlir. i n i M m O f
tile foct-mih—I'unsnola, jSmvi.
tlont of St. Pctcrsburgwherc a very amall drop was rioted’.
> R f/tfj'ii !»*«*.. ,t- ..
H irti
. v
t f .i .
• a ^ r s i S W l v f £ ~ -2Tho Miamf-paper speaks or electric current as follows: 1 There were 11.12 murder* Jn eight j
1• 11i , •It
.' 1} t
kh M. * Tka I. K. a. la M- “During the first 11 months of 1927 the production of elec^ month* in Mayor ThqpipxutiV;ujt - j
r'ddCat I n riaHtla
.t*
f •
wij
11 .i . ,:t
*1 hahtflla* *«att m « i m trie current by public utilities (fl.Florida was greater, jthaa th>|K4i*i • including, wif presume,,
‘i"t
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.
si.
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lu»
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:
ever for tjie same months of the previous year. There was a that o f the TUng's r foigU?h.•
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Itm
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general increase all over the country but the growth in Flor Bruoklyn Eagle.
i(4 ll • ( ( ! • « * 4 ClrpNlatli
|cnitl*u i- Af
S i l I n r ( rnl>- ida wus lnrger for seven of the 11 months Mian it was for
ii t n t , 4 4 >atU»w. (Ml A4 »rti> iTJ ii
•I< .'which r*«ulm nwh the whole country, and in one other month it was the same
lintflniil
SANFOIll*'S liARIES
W s iH f !• MtMlt la a
as the rest of the nutlon. For instance, in January Inst year
UKAUTIFUL
agait
*(
M h M ii(ii(i
.
*nlu I* «(H (r (kniM tlr the rate of increase for the entire country was 10 per cent
Hundred* of them on the screen.
ctalwa m t . wrcalatlan a* nrII m
while It wns 33 per cent in this state. This proportion was W ED NESD AY Afternoon und
Mar kaiiM o MdkrU.
maintained for three months amj then Florida dropped back
uight.
m SWNDAY, V e BRv AKY 18, 1928.
Ml LANE THEATRE
with the other states."
» r VaBTHKn»t*r« rnwiiuN
Construction of roads offers a good indication of the
* * !> • (* ■ (
la dip
( ( 4 raaafp
(Im la b in ilM
manner
in which the whole state has developed. Over four
i*(|m rvalra H Jitk*
hundred and eighty-two miles of hard surfaced roads were
• — C M a ln irtlM i M
SI. r a a w t l a *
Elton J. Moughlon
completed last year. Between Jnnfhtry 1 and December 15
I n i IUvw Caaal.
For Your Health** Sake
^-•lnM(*n(l«> m t <a(dklr |jpar
of .last year over $13,000,000 in road contracts of one kind
1. *•! f
i Jllw( m t balitllaa
(to- or another were let. The construction of bridges brought the
Archittjct
Mr* vd r k aoarlram*
O U are especially invited to visit our store
First Nnt'l Hunk ItldK.
amount expended for road purposes up to $20,292,951.73,,
• V !- * .N ((M illi (% m
K '^Sanford. I'l/iridii,____
nre available for
during a d em o n stra tio n o f th e fam ous
iNiHfllfa
*t
i l l kraal Kira* while it is stated that over $17,000,000
I IftPM -VM
*4 nni4B
road work this year.
m-A * f « (»|i' N«4 n » h«arltal>
Battle Creek Sanitarium H ealth Foods.
The Miami Hcrafd concludes its interesting article as
BIBuTvRfUHK M r’1:ODaT " follows: “In commenting on these figures the State Chaniof head or throat It naually
ai TREK OF LIFE—'\VMomj foor 0f Commerce says that more interest is being manifested
THE
benefited by the vapors of—
la a tra* of life to them that lay in the North in Florida than ever before and that coupons
A food expert, trained in Battle "
hold upon bar: and happy (a every arc being received that were clipped from advertisements
ra
Creek methods, qualified to give
s ;
one that retaineth heh—Prov. 3:18.
in magazines published two yenrs ago. This interest in FJor▼ v a p o Ru b
you
iri/ormation
and
anjtvcr
®
Onr 3 1 M illio n J a n U n J Y m arly
- l ^ Yt a ^ ^ ’cIionWO«nd walk! !(la indicate that many Northerners are considering comquestions regarding foods and
;
ing
down
here
to
establish
their
homes
and
to
engage
in
Ifbtly.
food values, m il be in aur.store
...,
* . ... t . ■
_
'hlftinesfl. Local chambers (^commerce. should be in a nosi*
• . T iO S S IN G
Sanford Eegrald ;
Interesting Figures
M ortgage
95
X « io (3 hoW
Section
Loans
FORDS
$10c
1925 Touring
1926 Touring
1926 finrlng
M l.
1926 iCoupo;L.
;1926 T Tk SI. lld f
1926 Dum^ Tk
1926 Tk Chassis
i f-•!
Hudson Coach
Hudson 7 I* ....
Sed
Cadilnc V 63
VIC K S
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Hauling, Crnlinj;. Shipiiini;,
and Stornuc*.
Phnne IMS
till I E. 3rd St.
The Business of Football
We often hear of professionalism in college athletics.
We often hear it denied or admitted. The charge that foot
to nought;
ball players receive |xav for their services is in the main, we
HEMSTITCHING
.The little amije, the little thought believe, erronious, but that football has assumed proportions
Can be mltycvlous, aa well
' in college of some gigantic industry cannot be denied.
llj Mr*. Ilnlhnuut IVrmanrnt
any grander miracle."
We have lienrd of enormous fees paid head coaches by
hrrnltun rurm-r I'urk Avu. and
Selected.
big universities. We have heard of their well founded “ sys
x
2nd SI. Arm** from Seminole
Pity the Txjnr flea; a* a blood- tems." We have heard of their "one coach to each player”
Hold.
No loncrr with Singer
plnn
whei*e
the
qualities
of
each
man
are
gone
over
as
with
iicktr, be ueka dt*cFimiruition.
a fine comb to determine the most suitable for each position. ( ' ii. Will Apprrrinle patronage.
Hasn't It-been quiet o:i th* I’n- We have beard of Hit* corps of trainers and rubbers, ami the
jmur of Intel*
"diet table."
Few know, however of the enormous receipts realized
NAN KURD'S It ARIES
u cold; tho
Mr*. Coollik-u
from football games each year. Yale University alone receiv
RKAITIFIL
irhole louaU>. Knlfflc*.
ed the nice sum of $1,015,705.31 last fall and that does hoi
1[ in nil i‘<ls of tlirm on the *ereun.
include one third of I he-gale receipts turned over to visit Wl'!HN'ESl»AY Alienoion and
, **Boy, &, k Ji. Uncle With (Juii,
Atirdcr Charge Dl*nii*acd"—'head-' ing teams. After liniment, railroad fare, telegrams, spiked
nijthi.
,
»hoe«, pads, and. coach ^duriQs had been, paid,.-, there ro~l ,-!» M I I > N K T H E A T R E
|line. Juaticrjwill out.
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mnined $41,511.08 in net proms.
I There wefe-thirty-five birth* in'
Many a business would be glad to sav as much.
$anford U»t month untl only *i\-*
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lech death*; Sanford grow*.
DO YO U K N O W ?
AtuJ sweetly build a bfcuuty when)’
More splendid fhing* might- come
—
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^Lindbergh is given keys to
uhan cupitol" nay* a despatch.
it worrlcj us is thut mayla.
ndbsrgh is (going to try to fly
rk to this fountry with all the
sys he has nicked up in Central
South Ainerica.
Sanford has her celery, Home' »d her tomatoes. Plant City her
pberrie*, I Hatting* her pota... hut onljt Jacksonville ha* so
U iiy candidates for state offices.
' *fa4t(ngi Herald. And we don’t
but wKat we'd rather have
celery.
fa are always sorry when the
11cilia- story, which you want, had to be (eft out of the paper,
these are days o ff unusually
iRed space ffo r all small newsirs and, naturally enough, if
t. Isn't room to get it in, it
ft be left put.
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Ralph W. Lossing
1
Mgr—
M c R e y n o ld ’s Drug
Rhone 671
Co.
Sanford at Geneva
Prescriptions filled JICC0ratcly and promptly
Curb Service
I Free Di'iivery Phone 897-j|
J u s t “Idling:” A Ions
Takes
No one is immune. If it hasn’t bitten you yet, your time
will come. For some months you will lie absolutely help
less in its power. You may later recover from its effects
-* sufficiently to kro about your daily tasks and attend to
~.your social duties, but you will never fully recover.
HINTS
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Getting Information To The Grower
TA M PA T l t i n i N E „
The experience is indescribably delightful and the
pleasure never-ending’— if— There’s quite an “ if” in
radio. .
.
At the second day’s conference needs and inducing hint In
pm
of the eitrux committee o f
the l in* information to piactieiil line
Hoi iila State Chamber of Corn- in hi* grove. All present at the
mercc,
interexting
fact*
were eonfereiiee, we me udvlxed by The
By HU. J. C. HOWELL
brought out relative to the ques-1 Tribune's representative, rnncuiHnw T o Ite Happy
tion of fm it produet ion. Speak- red in the view expressed by these
I I*ii« r n fvTrntt Mill In l l i r fnr
ers stressed the point that one railroad representatives.
Ural ttlnt tt r lifi %rr> ifiiitil |Hir|r>*
o f the need* of the Florida indus
It was htougiil out by
Hr. iit'i'iuiiinuMl Ih* «trM«lw nii* ii lu««*
iim lir «*mIId If* In ««lilrli
try I* the greater ami more sys Lewis ihut there nppeurs to !.<• mi h(jir«*jtKr,
r iiwii<
i 111
rtirluara nuiur nf Ills
tematic dissemination of scienti abundance o f informuUoii avail liilrnl rffiirla. Thin rmur In inr rr|Iirouji la Ihr imiiIIi
fic and other helpful Information able tending to belter production, trull)
••Tlirii* I ivmlkrd lilt It Ciml—
-I.ikJ
among the growers. This, let it "but the problem seem* to be one
ttiilkril ivIIII *nr i
U n i i t l t l r b v * m <sii«| ami y% lilrli
be understood, 1* one of the pri o f dissemination to the groweru
nith mpf
mary
considerations
actuating and inducing them to use it;" and
A h ! tin n r I roil, l . o t r !«*l mi*
the present campaign for an or J. A. Griffin, o f Tampa, nourtded , j- i h«rl - " .%»i*l t l l l r I n l i m l — Cluil l l t n
ganization o f cltru* growers.
a keynote when he said:
In in**.
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\ ml mi I ' m ; kn|»|»».**
Mr.
Mclvndon,
Agricultural
"Citrus gtnwing i*
a highly
II
h
I
Iir
r
u«i«ni•
1 'IV*11»L• I •uu*fl j •*ur ,
Agent of the Florida East Coast specialized industry. A tremendous
Nlirnklli.f of hiiHliltraa, fill! y nn I
Ruilroad, told the committee that amount o f information is avuil- n i T » r r iin> o n r n f f l l r l r t l w ill * ••♦»*»M lli n l l w i i n r r r r l n l I r i m h l r iK n l u n h {
the poor flu lt sent out from Flor ub’e us to soils, locutions, varie h
RMPI f Thll brill* IU>
|
ida is due mainly to the lack of ties, method* of culture, spiaying I n i m r In rn uli ir fl « « l l h I p U uf l u r h
tho latest and most approved and handling, provided it can be pr*t|tlr Mint I h f * n r r u « u » l l * (|»r
in ii t*i n il* r r p k l r Ititll, td,u,l ,i,ii r a n
methods of pent control and fe r gotten together und disseminated fin , I N H ; H N p r r liut N l t # r i k r , a r t
r*n
h a ir
tt, u
„r
tilization. Groves have been estab to the individual grower. Intelli , t h r r r I t r )
lished in soil not suited to citrus gent industry does , produce re iti Lii r,1r tI k rn arteucrtaall Inr aa ar ul tal rl l nt mn st m iar r O,|a;
il.
growing. Work of the railroad's sult* a* is amply evidenced by- I l t r ; t n i t t r U|t l a i n ( U r hii|t|i) r l r 'la d ;
agricultural bureau in encourug- growing citrus fruit in commer ar tt rr. r J ur>l al hrlrr at l r r d■ a ; . a uat nf r r raid
r
Iru ia
ing growers to give more atten cial quantities profitably; there is h r m a r r h a l d s a a d r u a v l l p a l I m i . t, hu
a r I r a n i a r a r I ' h l r a a w fu r i r r u i tion to lhe»e points, Mr. Mcl.cn- toci much growing o f
mediocre n
n ir n t, tultl ntr t h a t a b r n u u l d a ' t
t)<si .add, ha* already brought fruit; improper method* are being b r a r i i d a r > • • l l w r a I h r I r a Itabl ahr
good .result* In' improved crops.
followed by many; ami th*. citrus l a i r a > «. J u t l a M a b l , I., k a t r
lid we ale not a Dempsey
,'we ctn ' be fair enough to
^lse atr^igth. A eport writer
Dempsey is an old man now.
■a readi y imagine there are
“Lyptin
bucks In Sanford
would . ke to be able to
•rtmvu -with the agHIty of
McBride, Agrlculaurtl AgDemp^ej .
ent of the Seaboard Air Line, re
■* —
-----ported the activities of his rail
Zlegffi d, of the Follir*, road in, conferring with growers
the pHir ip girl U ew,.n;.g and transmitting to them informa
in favpi on. the stage. This tion obtained by the State UniI * Md fi' ws to the girls who versity and the Department of
i been eft ng sour pickles and Agriculture oiy beat practice* in
•fla g don ibells In order {p n* dtruf culture.
Improvement in
», —, Tito a-Union.
\vc cn,i •DOMuction, said Mr. McBiido. lU
in* they ill be pleased to largaly a matUr of educatidn,
business in the last analysis is
survival of the fittest, a business
where brain* and hard work are a*
necessary a* Jn any dthcr buxi.
ness. Wc have gut to quit talk
ing about 10 acres and prosperity
and talk about a grove, hard work
and intelligent effort."
Air o f this 1s helpful ai\d stiinuluting
i talk und all of it applies
directly
to thu proposition to
yiUiitt.tha.giowor UXonaatiou ho•folia.-prwstteal-oJFuiiilssitvo
^
We repeat, the pleasure is never-ending-^ if you get a
• good radio receiver and good accessories.
And you overcome the “ if” by careful reading of radio
advertising. Like everything else, good radio sets and
accessories are the advertised ones. It doesn't pay to
advertise the worthless.
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pad Will act VI ell Villi
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Advertising will help you in radio as it helps you in
selecting intrinsic value in everything else. You can rest
assured that anything which is continuously advertised
whether.it be a radio set or a can of asparagus, has stood.
the test.
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Radio works best in the dark-.but there’s no' peed to
buy in the djark.
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'road to radio satisfaction. Read
advertising regularly ..
I n * a r th re e natural rta ru a tla u *
ui i h r h e w e l a a d a p . and a l r r p at
h a «la a
la
la**
ala h l
w lth ea t
aruuud s a d | r l up f a u r ar « t » r
llu ira n n l s h t , Pnrh r e p a rla a « that,
a n d « r s e t n t a a r « f I h r m . i r n d tn
■nali r m e t a p * ; , a a w r i t n , i h r
p a tlra t.
O r. Ja a . C o r w l a
M u W r l l . 13 pro .
a r a r l l r e In O r l a n d a .
tK 'U n g x s
In n v a - a n r a l e a l
o lllrr
trratiarN t
titn r r r t a l il l *
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a n a r h , wtnri
h n itrl a
unit
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static out
buying.
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I ’here’s a peculiar hug sweeping over the world today
that has already sunk its teeth into millions.
Its name is Radio.
Health
re sane enough
Tic(ligh to stay away from'
ho** few place* where eunlih l
aent-Js swift1and certain.
TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
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While Lindbergh was flying over forests in Haiti, he j
Ukp|wrote, " I ’m idling along at seventy-five miles an hour."1
0___ L
j Lindbergh vVns not joking: lie was serious, lie was "idling." 1 f r o m J a c k s o n v i l l e
....g .i.n in a i >i .i n il\ . .si w
Another optimist come* to light:' When he apeed.h up his little Spirit, of SI. Louis, he makes
*~»|vr» . t,
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1 .min l«»ll\l TIMOR!*
“8e«nn like Mr might a* well give around one hundred and twenty miles an hour.
* m M U rajMrn “ earirf « ,-|y T i iifwltv,
Patll Redfem up for ln.U", quoth
»1< III . '<*il.n«l ) rvnv h’unTay. S |‘ Vt.
Most of us today regard seventy-five miles an hour as
i»j- iw
v*, r«
’a. )n.
torn Palm Bearh Imtepeniient tu•lia'mv
ssrl if';n*|n#Iw-ri ,.
a
pretty
good
speed.
We
are
used
to
traveling
around
in
Mhtly.
T
r
(**’•In Nr« N«>
#
|t* 1ASi i «m
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automobiles, or on trnins, which "idle" at about thirty-five.
r.ifjt ,.((,11 IV*I* •<(II.N.iftn ,|’ } ij
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Somebody claim* to have invest- Older men who remember the last clays of the last century!
U ^ wd)«r# fmrn M um i
/<.... tjieJ fnlthr.
a new {uct made of cabbage. recall that twenty-five miles an hour, witlr any horse and!
Pherc are . cigar manufacturer* buggy, was a "right smart dip," while "idling" was no better
K & M LINE
iy to dispute thul pulent.— thnu five or six.
M r r c n a a u U M l a r r t I r a n i . Co.
fewrnrk Star-Eagle.
Uoo E. Day St., Jacktonwllla
So tho world speeds up. An Englishman, who plans to
--- o----ge say* that a south break the world’s record this month on Daytona Iteuch with
Jeorgia bog gave hi* "finance" his funny looking “ speed marvel," tolls that there is no limit
engagement ring. Then he to Hpced over the ground. Four hundred, five hundred miles
lit net (to have any trouble an hour can be attained as easily as sixty, lie savs. All that
incing" 4 wedding trip.
is needed is material of sufficient strength to withstand the
T aych olo gfr^ a ys, all criminal* J f ° « » of wind and friction at that speed.
“ Insane.,
Who knows? In another twenty years we may be nll-' 1We've
" 1 *1 noticed one!
thing, however, that mo*t of them I mg at two hundred miles an hour!
|, What’a brtonic of the t old|
|faahionud
cititrn
used to talk
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McCullers Grocery Co..
117 Magnolia Ave.
$350
$600
$750
Side-Track Facilities
Phone 890
200 N. Maple Avenue
Bach day new delicious dishes will be featured
and you will be given a recipe booklet telling
how to prepare them. You will receive samples
and booklets.
TRA N SFER
$ 10(1
Seminole
Securities Co.
•ATARRH
t count:’xiDie help in finning the.locations they want.
$15(1
H. C. Douglass, Mgr,
Used Car Dept.
111-S. JrfC St.
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Tka little wprtJ* that (lowly mount.
To th* pure paaalon of u prayer;!
The little deed* that sprint; front.
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THE SANFORDiHERALP, MONDAY FEBRUARY 13/ 1928
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PAGfl
HS
served by tha hostesses.' ■”
voice pupils o f
Mm*. Bcttinetti
O RATO RICAL
Mrs. W. W. Wilson ontertalWd ntotohd to Sanford Friday even
a number o f Winter Purk and A1 ing to hear Geraldine Farrar In
tamonte friends with a bridge recital at the Milane Theatre.
party at her homer Wednesday
ephone 148 HRS. FRED .S. DA IGER, Society Editor Residence Tell 37.
Mesdames Lichtenstein, HaTE
afternoon. ■:*
Hampsun, Smith and Russell have
The many friends here j f C. E. recently motored to
J t
Lake Wales
Mac Canon will be sorry to know nnd Emitis on pleasure and sight
that ho is moving soon to Alva seeing trips,
to make his home in the future.
The following partook o f
the
Mr. Mac Canon has for sone time Girl Scouts turkey dinner, held
A brilliant as well as enjoyable been active In the churth work
F O kR B S T L A K E
In the salesroom of the Winter
a ffa ir on the social calendar for here, and was Sunday School
Park
Plumbing Co., j Saturday
Wyman Nichol, Mandarin, Fla; this week, is the Cabaret or Re- Supt., when called away by the evening, Mr. und Mrs. Phillip
MF.TWtrMr*. A. H. Hooker, Niag YUC.-io JUft-givon .Tuesday vavenina illness and -death -of his -father,- -Smith, Mr.- and Mrs. Russell, Dr.
ara Falls, ft. Y.; Mrs. Rosa Axt, at the Hotel Forrest Lake by the who resided In Alva, Fla. v —
and Mrs. McKee, Mr. nnd Mrs.
lewood, N. J.; P. U Morgan, St. Agnes Guild. Many features
Mr. and Mrs, G. S. Brown were Whcaley nnd Mine. Bcttinetti.
onvlllu; Mr. and Mys. Lewis have been arranged, including an dinner guests o f Mr. ami lira. A. Mr. nod Mrs. James Well mail en
A. Smith, ^vannah,j|i^j^ll«k. Interesting program of songs and E. Collicutt o f Suburban Homes tertained a number of Suburban
dances to be given by some of Sunday evening.
fBophidQ. t orally
Homes friends Monday evening at
___ kill meet B. Deveau:, Ei
iston, Mass.; SdnfArd’a best talent. Between the
Mr. Hoyt Morgan, reteved ■a their home in Winter Park, hon
l gt the church.
Mr. and, Mi s. A
Varner, West nuinbers dancing will be enjoyed message Friday Vvening
, , r « U .from oring Dr. Lichtenstein who is
L r f of rrc*byterian Newton, M iss.;
aeph Calloway,1 and other cabaret fentures will be Atlanta, G a„ of the senius ilS- leaving scon for his home in New
|a,et at 2:30 o’clock Savannah, Ga.;
. H .B . Hooker, carried out. Come and see your- ness o f a sister o f that plate. Mr. York.
Rochester, N
Miss Margaret self in the movies.
Morgan left Saturday for Atlanta.
The first of n series o f bridge
Lof the Presbyterian Ilooker,
Rochester, N. Y ,; Mr.
Tho 1 following
attended the parties was given by Mrs. McKey
Tables will be nr ranged for
meet at 3:00 o’clock and Mrs. D. S. Peterman, York, apodal dinner or supper parties Junior High School play* "Fatty -Wednesday
afternoon
at her
Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. John S. St. and those who wish to make res Mnkcs Things Hum,’’ Friday even .home here, A fter several progres
m i # It fir _
oeij meeting of the John, Vincennes, Ind.; Mr. and ervations nre asked to telephone ing at tho high school auditorium sions, in which Mrs. Whcaley held
Auxiliary of the Mrs. H. C. St. John, Chicago, 111.; either G. A. Schlosser or Mrs. Lo in Winter Park. Mesdnmcs Forrest top score, delicious refreshments
hurch will be hold Dr." and Mrs. Frank W. Loomis, gan at the Hotel Forrest Lake. Selby, Alva Karncy and Hisses consisting of a dainty salad
Derby, Conn.; I* H. Harrington,
Service during the evcnLig will Bernice Eldridge, Rutli Patterson course' followed by cakes and cof
nnd Elva Knrncy.
0 of the Methodist Tampa; Scott Waller, Tampa; A. be a In carte.
fee were served.
Johg Douglass nnd daughter
The friends of Mrs. Green will
,eet with the chair- It. Fisher tnnd wife, Bloomfield,
Quito u large number of people Miss Margaret o f North CaroHna be glad to know that her health
/Brown at her home N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Fisher,
New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Victor from neighboring cities are ex and Orlando were culling on hta so far improved ns to permit
fejde.
Point, L. I.; pected to attend. Among the local friends hero Sunday, * 1
her to take a short drive recently.
flutes will entertain Galluocl, College
Mr. nnd Mrs, Carl Mathers and
Mr. unit Mrs. Gifford ami Mrs.
[ 8:00 o'clock at her Misses Bender and Plc.igc, Jersey patrons nnd patronesses arc Mr.
|lb Street, honoring Carl Story, Jacksonville; Jno M. and Mrs. David L. Thrasher, Mr. family and the former's mother Wade were dinner guests of
nnd Mrs. Ernest Gnllowny, Judge were Mt. Dora visitors.* Sunday ftesnrs. K. Jccn-aud . -V. Adriatiu
fjlinJ, a brldo elect Kelly, Now York.
and Mrs. W. Wallace Wright, afternoon.
Sinday.
V A LD E Z H O TE L
Judgo and Mrs. James G. Sharon,
Attorney_ Eugene Dodd of A t ! TJhe las', day of tile hunting
iess meeting of St.
Mr. nnd Mrs, A. P. Connelly, Mr. lanta arrived Sunday afternoon season for Seminole County was
__ he held at 3:00
rs. Myrtico
My
Mrs.
Seaman, N. Y.
and Mrs. George A. Do Cqttos, Mr. for an extended visit with his
eventful one for Messrs. Harry
|parish House.
City; H. Cj Phipps, Atlanta, Ga.;
nnd Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr. and nephews and to attend to tho
lllianis and friend of Wintrr
GirK of the First Lco'Tyior,.Palatka, Fla.; S. D. Mc Mrs. Robert A. Newman, Mr. ami marketing o f his citrus fruit. •
rk, who journeyed to the pruir-fth wilt meet ut 7:30 Millan JeeMonvIlle, Florida; L. H. Mrs. W. C. Iliil, Dr .and Mrs. E.
along Hie St. Johns’ River nnd
Mr. and Mrs. R. C, Smith spant
w ife Hartford,
I kerne of Mre. O. W. McKinney .and
gged one hundred nnd eleven
D. Mobley, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Sunday with relatives in Conway.
Hartford.
|ut Third Street. A ll Conn.; Mrs. Marsh,
bblts. This story was told by
The quarantine, to which the
Plucston, Mr. and Mrs. William
Conn.; E.>& Luter Orlando, Flo.;
[utfrd- to attend.
George Parker home has been IRr. Will inms and vouched fo r by
Moore
Scott,
Mr.
and
Mis.
Edward
Hgger, of the Metho- T. N. Baker, Lakeland, Fla.; Chas. L. Markcll, Mr. and Mrs. Robert subjected for the past few weeks,
number of friends.
G. S.
hlxs. W. E. Raines M, Nolan, Lakeland, Flo.;
has been lilted. Little Hubert, -who
J.
Holly
Sr.,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Donald
^ V .J a i^ ts o n v iU e .
•r
W # ’ >#**t
P. Drummond,7 Mr. ancT Mrs. .'farm hhfc' boon ‘so' sJriAusiy ’ ill' Vrlth
i o'clock at her home Schcffernacker,' ’ Baltimore, Md.;
scarlet fever, is" pronounced out ere" with his wife nnd sons left
Earl Ozment Dyersburg, Tenn.; uol Dightoh, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. of danger by Dr. Ilotnnl o f Winter
issue.
ridny for Ids home in New York.
Watson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
I of the Methodist J. J. Cotter, Atlanta, Gn.; W. G. Houshotdor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Park and the bouse having been
Dr. and Mrs. McKee wcYc cycli
„ H, Chappell chalr- Wnlton and wife, Huntington W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Kouni- properly fumigated and disinfected ng guests of Mr. IL A. Ward and
family of Winter Park Thursday.
tst 3:00 o’clock with Va.; Vinson Walton Huntington, lllat, and Dr. nnd Mrs. W. Theo it now open to their friend*.
dy at the church an- W. Va.; Mr. nd Mrs. J, H. Col dore IAngley.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Criblmge of
lins,
Spokane,
Wash.;
Edith
Winter Park were guests of Mr.
Rosch, Spokane, Wash.;
A. B.
and Mrs. Clnrk Mathers Sunday.
|5 of the Methodist Cram, Boston, Muss.; S. T. Sis
The Misses Eldridge and Kur
tt at 3:00 o’clock trunk, Ocala, Flu.; Leon McKin
nev, girl scouts, attended the
an. Mrs. S. O.
ney, Hartford, Conn.
Winter Park Girl Scout dinner
A very pretty doi-iul affair of
I Oak Avenue.
Saturday evening.
X'
the pa-: week and one In which
|f, of the Methodist
Mrs. Walter S. Coleman was
I<ee Wheeler
of
this Nelson Ihc co dial
hunpitulity o f the
□ret with the chairhostess Saturday morning at an Packing Co., of Oviedo was a busi
hoatesn was reflected was that of
11. McCaskill, 20(JH
unusually lovely bridge luncheon ness caller here Saturday.
Saturday afternoon when Miss
I Avenue, Hose Court
Mr. and Mrs. J. Putnam Stevens at her home In Droamwold when
Miss Sinners o f Orlando was1 Dorothy Stokes entertained at a
who are spending the winter at the she entertained honoring her house calling on the Misses Mentiey Sun Valentine bridge party at her
Club of the First
guest Mrs. C. C. Conger of Okla day afternoon.
('home on Ninth Street.
|th will meet at 3:00 Montezuma Hotel, have as their
homa Cjty, Okla. The guests were
Elmer Jean lias placed an ordei
The rooms where the curd tables
home of Mrs. F. J. guests Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watkins
o f Portland. Me., and Mr. and Mrs. the members* of tbe Every Other for a large number of buildint lhad been arranged for piny were
iPilmcttu Avenue.
Hancock o f Casco, Me. They' were Week Bridge Club and nn extra blocks, with the1It. C. Smith Con beautifully decorated with num
dinner
guests at Hotel Forrest table' of- players.
ereto block factory, to be deliverer erous bm-kels and bowls filled with
JESDAY
The rooflus of this’’ attractive nl nn early date. Mr. Jeon wll red Simp dragons nnd swell
I Hits will entertuin 1-ake, Friday evening. Mr. Watkins
home were inysl effectively adorn at an early date begin the orec peas. Tin- spirit of Valentine was
Its llriilal party at a is proprietor of one of the largest
ed with myriads of orchid and lion of a large stucco bungalow ofi fuither nerentuated with VnlenDry
denning
plants
in
the
New
|it h:0O o'llock ut No
lovely his hits in Suburban Homes.
England states and is making his pink sweet |tohs. These
Itine tallies in the forms of minia
lle.
first visit to Florida, and is very blossom* wpro arranged in silver
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raglan of Qi> ture fans.
Miriiy, "Hewing for
much impressed with Sanford nnd vases ntid basket* about tho! Inndo were Sunday dinner guestyt j Games of progressive bridge
L at the Junior High
daintily
appointed1o f Mr. nnd Mrs. Hildebrand. Mt. |were enjoyed during the afternoon
plans to* make this city his objective rooms*. The
priuis ut M:0(l o'clock
stopping place on his future visits dining table was graced with u amt Mrs. G. S. Brown were after- ' and after the usual number of
(•Women1' Council of
to the state. Mr. Hancock is an ex- large silver basket filled with noon callers.
rounds had been played, semes
istian Church.
i tensive lumber operator in Maine , orchid and pink sweet peas, with
The following comprised n motor we re counted and the prize for
afternoon anil even. and has spent several winters at tall pink tapers burning in green party that motored over to Eolnlhighest score, a framed motto wa*
\crystal holders. The color scheme Park Sunday afternoon and en Hull by Mis. George Harden. The
Ml Souls Church on St. Petersburg.
was further curried out with the joyed the Pythian Hand Concert. cut pile, a red crystal powder
|benefit of the fluildMr. und Mrs. John Pczold an decorations and appointments of Mr. and Mrs, A. K. Collicutt, jnr was won by Mrs. IL Wallace
ril Vo’ii regular meet- nounce the birth of a son on Wed the small luncheon table,* which Prof, and Mrs. G iffurl und guest, Sipple o f Savannah, Ga-; who was
p'tlock “ t old Masonic nesday, February H, nl their home were overlaid with linen covers Mrs. Wade of Terre Hnuto, Ind., also given a framed motto , ns
Basket
on Bcurdall Avenue. Tim baby bus and centered with small sliver Mr. and Mrs. W. J. end daughter. guest prize.
tiHsketH filled with sweet pens, Miss Lula Collicutt, Hr. and Mrs.
When the card tables bail been
ie luncheon for the been named Francis John,
while at each place were green R. 1* Croom, T. J Durrancc and jcleared the hostess assisted by her
* »t of the Woman’s
mother Mrs. C. W. Stokes, Mrs. .1.
Miss Helen Vernay, Albeit Con nut baskets tied with bows of Miss Ha Barton.
It dock at Hotel ForMrs. Hoyt Mnrgni
nnd little Olm Laney und Mrs. George Pax
nelly, Robert Dodson and Warner pink anil orchid tulle.
The morning hours were quickly daughter are gueils o f
Mrs. ton served refreshments of con
I dance at Hotel For- Scoggan were among those from
spent
with the Interesting games Mathers this week during Mr. gealed chicken
salad,
olives,
11$ o'clock under the Sanford nttending the Junior Prom
pickled beets, strawberry short
at Floridu State College for Wo-‘ of duplicate bridge and when the Morgan’s absence ith Atlanta.
AAfnes Build.
games had been concluded It war
Mrs. Frank Forman o f New cake topped with whipped cream,
men at Tallahassee.
found that highest scores were York is expected to nrrlve Sat und Russian teu.
KESHA Y
made by Mrs. W. Wallace Wright, urday fo r a visit with Mr. and
|tV Wi ll-, will enterEnjoying I hr bridge game were
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Ixwenstein of
Malt-ina Bridge Brooklyn, N. Y „ nre the guests of Mrs. J. C, Benson, Mrs. Hal W ight Mrs. Russell, rreent arrivals from Miss Jean Maxwell, Miss Nun
und Mrs. David Caldwell. Mrs. Long Island.
Paxton, Miss Ivovc Turner,
Mr.-.
Mr. und Mrs. Victor Check ut
tl* I’crkins will en- their home “ Topeka Junior" on Conger woh presented a box o f • Mme. Bcttinetti was called to H. Wallace Sipple, Miss Ruth
stationery as gift from her host Tampa for nn indefinite business Gillon. Miss Edna Chittenden, Miss
_J«rs Bridge Club jit Second Street.
ess.
Ruth McCants, Miss Thelma Hum|Ittnolia Avenue.
visit Sunday.
Covers were laid for Mrs. G. C.
innnd, Miss Ruth Hand, Mrs. U<n
Mrs.
Wade
o
f
Terre
Haute,
Ind
,
krtmeni wil] meet at
Mrs. A. It. iJnisdcii and daughter
jhr tegular business Margaret Atm o f Tampa aro spend ( ’linger, Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs. M. nrrlvcd Friday for nn extended Cantwell, Miss Kitty DuBosc, Mrs.
S. Wiggins, Mrs. Ilruxton L. Pork- vlait with Prof, and Mrs. Gifford. George Harden, Miss Hetty Hous
ItlKtion nf officers.
ing a few days here as the guests
Ins, Mrs. W. A. E''itts, Mrs. J. E.
Mesdames
Whcaley,
Smith, ton, Miss EliznW'th Garrett and
for the bene- of Mrs. Raymond G. Fox.
nrouse, Mrs. Charles L. Britt, Bcttinetti and several of the Miss Cleo Thayer.
fund at the
Mrs. David Caldwell Mrs. Claude
•0»k Avenue.
Clyde Byrd left Saturday for
Howard, Mrs. I-. P. McCuller,
ldinI Circle
will Live Oak where he was called by
Mrs. E. IL Ashcraft, Mrs. C. E
• E. M. Carroll at the death o f his nephew.
Myers, Mrs, J. C. Benson, Mrs. W
*,Magnolia Avenue.
Wallace
Wright.
Mrs.
Ralph
Circle of the First
Mrs. W. Wallace Wright, Mrs.
Wight
and
Mrs.
Jnmes
G.
Sharon.
»il| meet at 3:30 Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. Braxton B. Bag
of Mrs. R. Z . gett and Mrs. Clyde Byrd motored
I * « t First Street.
Saturday to Orlando where they
'-ILSDA Y
spent the day.
p i
\endar
H otel Arrivals i
S t Agnes Cabaret
To Be Given Tuesday
Four contestants, M lsa. Elisa
beth Clarke, Charles Butler, Nath
aniel Farnworth nnd IL C. Waters
Jr., members of the Seminote
High School will.compete in an
oratorical contest, this evening
at the Seminole High School. The
winner of the local contest will
enter the district contest which
will In? held here on 'February 21.
Representatives of High Schools
Miss Dorothy Stokes
Has Valentine Party
Mrs. Walter Coleman
GivesBridgeLuncheon
Personals
J
Fresh
GOLDENROD
bpter No. 2 O. E. s.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hill left Sun“ r meeting at Ma- day in their car for Cairo, Ga.,
F»t «:30 o’clock. There where they will visit relatives for
“ T* Washington pro- u few days.
T**anienU.
[F r id a y
U £ i v * rty at 3:00
LjT Korrci,t lake,
party at Hotel
■t 3:00 o’clock.
1 ••M'rnre Scott will
f v dte
3:00 at her
Mrcita! „ f the Sun.
| T " U will he held at
l x “ • Junior High
f W I'ulilic is rnrd-
Jjrday
jS-Coieman will enN Keoni1
a series of
°n<>ririK her guest
Oklahoma
l i l V ,Wk ,,h"
"l* “t Hold Forrest
Hour at 10 o’-
rr> .
residence re?*r' * n^ Mrs.
l»*w
* £ k dy in°r occu'
w|l> « e Mr.
* » « n t ly locatwinter
:v ,k
1 There will be preaching ser
vice at the Community Ghurch
Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
A large attendance is desired, as
the pastor fo r the year is to be
Mrs. Ben D, Caswell and small selected at this time.
Miss Anna Bell Wood and the
daughter Jeanne Ann and Mrs.
Robert J. Holly Jr., and baby left other members o f the seventh
Sunday for Atlanta, Ga., whore grade o f tho Oviedo Grammar
they w ill visit their parents Mr. School enjoyed a picnic in the
woods on Tuesday ufternoon, near
and Mrs. J. II. Huff.
Miss Anna^Bell’s home. The class
Mesdames
Robert J. Holly Sr., le ft Sunday was chaperoned by
Thompson
nnd
Sauers
o
f Orlan
for Gainesville where he w ill spend
do.
a few days oq business.
The Goldcnrbd W. M. lf.\ will
Harold Viele left Saturday for mret, at the home o f Mrs. Cart
afternoon
at
New York where he will spend u Mathers Tuesday
2:30 February 1.4. A ll ladies In
short time on business.
stalls arc cord laity
terexted In Missions
c a t h o l i c Ha z a a r
•
invited to attend.
, ;
On Teuaday afternoon and eve
The following
families
were
ning and also Wednesday evening dinner guests o f Prof, and Mrs.
o f . Suburban . .Hotnaa
tha members o f tha AU Souls Cath Gifford
olic Churrh will gins a bazaar on Wednesday evening o f last week;
the church grounds on Oak A ve Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W- and Mr. and
nue, for the benefit o f the building Mrs. A. E. Collicutt and Miss Lula
fund. Speeial features have been Collicutt. A ddlgblfu l time was
provided fo r tha children which.in reported. 1
Mrs. R, L. Croom and Miss
clude pony rides, fish ponds, and
several other novel entertainments. Barton entertained the orchestra
AU kinds o f attractive booths have at rehearsal Thursday evening.
been arranged fo r where fancy In addition to the orchestra mam*
work, candy, cakes, and refresh beys tha following guests ware
Mrs. Joe Lienhsrt, Mr.
ments will be sold. On Tuesday eve present,
ning a special feature w ill be tha and Mrs. W. J. and Miss CollicuU
spaghetti supper which w ill be and Mrs. Wade o f Terre Haute,
served Dancing and music w ill be Ind. A delicious salad course, with
p fffrtam-WF -both W M ftitr*. 'Wnd*1<*!fcYi#r*T,»WA
“
CO NTEST
* i>f i *
R. W. LAWTON
Sanford Ave. & Eighth
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S a n fo rd
R e r ft x :.Co.
PR IN CESS
TODAY
Jesse James
You don’t take a chance
when you send your befct
clothes to the Laney Dry
Cleaning- Co.
in
“Under the Black
Flag”
tr
v
t
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• *•*»*»*•’
Particular people found
that out years ago. You - ■' aaliS
.11. e<**5
will.ffnd it out if you’ll •*> ^ 'I 'J
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give them a trial.
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'Y
AND
' TUESDAY
Charlie Chaplin
Phone 465 and. a ’driver
who knows cfeariing will
call for your garments
ahd^hey will be returned
promptly.
,
fa il
r. .-fa
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r*i
riiD-w ho •*T
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-STJ- |i-:
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Laney’s is Sanford’s lead-!
ing Dry Cleaner.
Iffs
in his latest Inugh-fest'
“The Circus’*
■
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:
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.Milane News
Laney Dry Cleaning
and
comedy
'Siring of Strings’’
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Fabrics
T o Fashion Distinctive Spring
Costumes.
Celanese
New Spring Fabric.
Floral, printed and plain.
SEMINOLE COUNTY IT)ULTRY ASSO.
R. & S. GROCERY CO.
106 Park Ave.
Loch Arbor
SANFORD'S BABIES
B E A U T IFU L
Hundreds of them on the screen.
W ED NESD AY Afternoon and
night.
Ml L A N K T H E A T R E
S ta m p e d and gu a ra n teed b y
KITE GROCERY
CO.
Sanford Ave. & Fourth
St. . . --
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SAN FO R
B E A V T IF t^
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Hundreds o f them on the iScreetu, P,
and*--'
W E D N E SD A Y Afternoonn an
-is «
night.
u
M ILANF. H lE A T R E
Ii
T h e :p la c e J (i]L J ju ild ^ iU i^ Q ^ - - ^ ^ ^ F ^
EGGS 35/
M. 0. GATCHELL
Uorner Celery & San
ford Aye.
take
throughout
iMut. The winner o f tho district
liait.
d
contest will then enter, the state
Contest which- -ir to~br- held at
Gainesville. The public Is most
cordially invited to attend th*.affnir.
ROBERTS GROCERY CO.
First St. & Palmetto Ave.
BLUE
BONNET
MARKET
Sanford Ave. & Second SI.
ltROWN’8 MARKET
417 Sanford Ave.
ANDERSON’S GROCERY
13th SL & French Ave.
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; HAWKINS MARKER
13th St. & Goldsboro
PIGGLY-WIGGLY
Both Stores
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SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1928'
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SENATE BACKS!tA/ nttii
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c °:edsR evealDIAZ EXPLAINS Evidence Involvi
-[RESOLUTION TO Drinking Among.Students
Republican Grc
HALT 3RD TERM
FROM AMERICA In Famous Oil C
Rescue TrainaGo
To Mine Disaster
TRtTitrO.VS: ‘UhCTrr-Ftb. 41
(IN S )—Two special train s, one
from Toronto the other from
P ittsburgh, carry in g a mine
rescue car, gas masks and other
fighting equipm ent, .arc cr.route
.here today to aid in the rescue
work a t H ollinger Mine, where
five men nro known dead and
•17 others nre trapped by fire,
llcjcuo efforts cannot he resum
ed until late today, it is be’ieved, on account of the gas,
smoko and flames. A fter dying
down early last night, the fire
grew worse again nt midnight.
This Is" the first m njor tragedy
in the history of the Ontario
gold fields. The fire is believed
tq have started from spontane
ous tom hustlon nl a dump on
the ftf.O foot level.
IOWA (TTY. 1-Vli. I I .— (IN F )-- ---us run. Women are rvapobslblo
Smoking and drinking nrtf not s;i because they look down on tho
*lr,~who hn* “fa ,,o n * «•“>
Politicians Declare Action Is bad. except when done in an e f - 1aiv
ncementOfHis
R f I 7 7 l ? ^ Sensational Testiim
*{o blatm> liecause they xvou'i I’rpaldcnt OrNicnrngua GIvch C f t r i F T V
sm art. ” ‘lP e ttln g ” is marry her.
Death Blow To Scheme That fort *•» ‘be
.
. Interview Setting Forth, In u U v l I i l I D U / j t A l J i 3
Reveals That Coi
fence Is Put O ff
A im e d A l D ra ft in u l'o n lid g c 'accessory if a girl wishes to date
F.i'w nun m arry the girl” who
the
same
fellow
again.
The
single
••pets.”
the
co-eds
unanimously
nental Bonds Wei
F o r R e p u b lic a n N o m in a tio n
fetii Next Tuesday
*son For Asklnglntervcntion
standnrd of morals, If it pver declared. They like to date her—
To Party Commit
Judge Trabucco
materializes, -V\ill he fo r In the in feet they don’t call again unless
2 Term Tradition
future, because men
citheri -inmm will vmn
uni uu*
iiiry Blames Mexico For
he mv*
decs pi’t,
pet, hut
the K»r,»
girls they
Isiven ISIg" o l i p p o r t 1have to rise to the standards o f 1marry are the non-petting variety.
Abetting: Rebellion
I women or women sink ' to tin
The first date is a trial affair,
Soldier Of Fortune, Writer Of
Most Of Republican Votes In standards of men.
one girl said. If the girl “ Is gnmo" Declares Demand Of Foreign
Plays, World War Veteran
Favor Of Resolution (’ante So say rn-eds at the University she is asked again—if not, no moro
Countries For Protection
And Victim Of -I Marriages
of
(own.
Tinoccasion
fo
t
their
dates, As fnr as drinking, smoking
From Progressive Groups
Charged
WlthRndslngChcck Rockefeller Testifh
Necessitated
Seeking
Aid
remnrkn was an open forum In the and. other indiscretion* go, the
[ense Counsel Con
double
standard
of
morals
ftpum?i ' WASHINGTON Feb. II (INS)
University of Mwn isn’t any worse
Before Senate Pul
WASHINGTON.
Feb. 11.—
MANAGUA, Nlcarngun, Feb. 11
oid Client Was De
(IN S )—Capital society buzzed with
I -TltL* Senate's adoption of the ored by Sigma Doltu Phi, women’s than other universities, the group
lie Ldnds Meeting
— (IN S )—President Dlnz. In nn gossip today over the reported Im
rived Of Jury Trial
Ijifhlletto Resolution condemning forensic society at the Iowh Mctn- »f 110 united in stressing.
orinl Union. Only women a rc per
MMP 1 gf— g , , ■
If a girl wants to smoke or interview today., said th at _ he pending arrest Monday of Preston
WASHINGTON, F e b .
_
a third term in th? White House m itted to attend (lie discussion.
drink a hit in her room it isn’t any found it necessary to nsk for in Gibson, of Washington, when th at (IN S)— Sensational evidence
iUBTHOOM. Los Angewar. regarded today by (.cictical
Dual responsibility exUta for worse for Tier Allan for a man, tervention by the United States color'ul soldier of fortune arrives that IS
,Ttb. l l . - ( I N S ) - C o n $25,000 of the Cont!nen“
poLiticiups here as constituting aj thv di.-jhle. standard, th e Consen-|they decided.
shortly afte r ho assumed office nt Victorin, It. C., from the Orient. to! Trading Company's liberl ne tlmt William Edward
death IdowNto the “draft jFmdidge'T — — —
■
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beenuso of the hostility of a
Gibson, whose spectacular career (•
fl,,n 1ms boon deprived
tv bond* had been traced to
movement which hn* lu-eii kept
neighboring state- ngninst Ids has encompassed four sensational tne Republican National Com
1 right of a trial by jury
alive by devloud means si ire the
government.
marriages, service to tho Wo?ld mittee was laid beforo the
Ibe c h a w “f kulnapinsr
President said "I d<> not .boose
"Soon after l became President W ar nnd the writing nnd p redict- Senate Public Lands C o m m it
[murdering little Marion
. 1 . £
j in 1U2H I found an nttitudo of ion of n number of plays, han been tee today.
ler. counsel for William 0 . W. WhileheadlsDiscoveretl to run!" Legally, of course, the Senate's
open, unprovoked hostility nssum- charged with raising a d ra ft on
Ln| Hickman today iwkThe information came from
Tly Small Son Dangling Al ret ion would not serve as any
ed by the Government of Mexico tho widow of the late chief justice Basil Manley, who conducted on
L( “the Fox", be granted
KndOfRope: Despondency'I s [barrier to President q L'oolidgv'a
nguinst the Government of Nicar- Edward Douglass Whito from $200 Investigation with a government fw trial.
.
, •
Consldelred Cause or Action mndflliicy for another term. The
nugua Which compelled me to np- to $3,200 in Shanghai. Authorities agent acting for the committed.
Iterne which was to have
■- —
significance' of It lies in the .fact
penl to the Government of tho jn ch in a havo asked th at he be np- Manley said the bonds h a d 'b e e n ,
pronounced by
Superior
Despondency oVcr his fulling [tluit more than two-thirds of tho
».J. J..Tr.ahivco ^wns .contyR, “ t i i w r „ ....................
J limit Tucsday^iltortrihBk Ho :hea)I
1:30 Tuesday morning ns the tafned n divorce about two yenrs it. and th a t of this number 18 are
___
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_ _______
Kxnmple
. For The
tv Show That Will Bo Con- and otheh foreigners with whose ,)(1^tieo and the American Consul committee through S fn n to r T.
[for hearing the defense mo- ago this morning led C. W. White- members of the President’s own
Youth
Of
Nation
To.Follow
i
d u e le d In Week Of Feb. 13 c o u n t r i e s Nicaragua has tre a t-! (j„ni,rn| „ t Victoria, the Canadian Coleman Dupont of Delaware.
ies," said Diaz.
I authorities will be asked to make
This morning’s . proceedings head of IJpsalu,-to hang himself pnity,. They have gone definitely
On this basis of this testimony,
from n ra fte r of his little home, [on record hr stnting that any dej |P„ than ten minutes,
"I gnvo your government ample the nrrest and turn him over to this Senator Thomas J. W alsh (D) of
FORT
MYERS,
Kin..
Feb.
11.—
Rallies
continue
to
be
entered
...............
.....................
uccordlng
to
an
opinion
expressed
|
parture
from
the
two-term
trndiatending tlmt Ilirkm nn had
and convincing evidence of ’"the government.
Montana, announced th a t Will
dfrHved of ’ tiicv’ right or n i by ^he Sheriff following an in v e iti-1tion -would be unwise, unpatriotic (IN S )—Picturing Col Charles A. in the American IiCgion Baby fact thnt arms nnd ammunition
Gibson is a son of the late Scnu- Hays, former chairm an of tho
Lindbergh as the "perfect ipoci- Show and plans nre being com
U jury. due to the proceed- gallon.
'
nnd fraught with peril to our free
wero comitt r into the country t o , t ov Randall Lee Gibson, of I.ouisiThat is tho language mnn" «f young manhood and n pleted for the baby clinic nnd nid the revolution against tho nun, nnd a nephew of Justico Republican National Committee,
J under
TJ
the new California
J W hitehead’s.body dangling life- institutions.’’
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would be railed before the Sen
good
example
for
tho
younger
beauty
show
which
will
he
held
[jorerning the defense of in less nt the end of n short piece of of the Lafollelto resolution.
generation to follow, Thomn* Alva during the week of Fell. 13. l:i Government of NMcaraguu which white. As u mnn about town In tho ate Committee to explain this
From the standpoint of practi Edison, world-famed inventor, t->- addition to the blue ribbon nnd the United States and most of the Capitnl and tho fashlonnble resorts, transaction.
ly in criminal tnscs, Jerom e light rope was discovered ut eight
kt,pt himself constantly before
h, chief counsel for Hickman o’clock by his seven-ycnr-old son. cal politics, it was pointed out dny told newspapermen a t his Fort beauty cup awards offered in the. Central American Government*.
Proclaiming himself the friend
the public eye with his affairs of of "honest business" and confes- \
d the motion fur a new trial The boy 'ra n drying to neighbors today, nil of these 18 Republican Myers catate here today th a t the | show, it series of nine "grand already, had reconlzcd.
. ground that the proceedings who immediately called S heriff C. Senators, representing 13 states, "Flying Ambassador" appears to 1prize" cups will be awarded on n
the
heart.
Moonlight
elopements
"F irst, the United Stntes noti
sing himself perturbed and alanned
in contravention' of both the M. Hand and then rushed to the would he morally bound to oppose Is- the special personality 111011,110111111111 merit of health, beauty, fied tho other Central American with heiresses in which balconies, over the "general suspicion" that
countries whnt was happening. ladders and taxicabs figure, follow now hovers over the oil industry
house, cut the body down nnd any attem pt by the Kansas City everybody admires.
In? and State Constitution.
| popularity.
placed
it
oi.
one
«>r
the
smnll
beds,
convention
to
nominate
Mr.
Coo!
Itlth, in his motion has cited
Facing n buttery of cameramen.
Rnbics entered in this division They replied with assurances that ed by appearances in divorce courts, nnd the business structure of the
Itn one, m tide six nnd secthe
wizard
who
today
is
celebrntwm
,.(,,„pCte in li classes accord they would cooperate in placing an have taken him four times to the country because of recent sesndalx,
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iS c
embargo upon shipments of arm s nltnr.
ing
his
81st
birthday,
sparred
with
T ||, a,tide II of the Federal careful plans for taking his life. At it body, which impressed politicians
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., went be
tug to age nnd a grand prize buby
Daring the World War, Gibson fore the Senate Public Lands Com
newspn|M-r reporter*, while ltun- will be chosen from each class, und munitions to Nicaragua. Tho
ktitutiou and sections seven about seven o’clock he sent his son
today' with th» futility: of attempt drolls of feet of film mads n photo . (1|
fought with the Foreign Legion mittee today and offered to do
Jl3 of article one of the Cali- to the wnshwomnn’s to bring b tek ing to "d raft" Mr. Coolidge mid two extra cups will U> award? United States also notified Mexico
<M to the same effect nnd requested nnd the American Infantry nnd everything in his power to clear up
graphic record of iho event. As i n | |( I to th.- "king and queen" of
In fcmititutimi.
ni«*"Wee k’r washing. With his fiveeven If hr wore acquiescent.
Marines, being twice cited Tor tho m ysteries of the Teapot Dome
he Ibibvdoni
><
previous birthday interviews the
year-old daughter still asleep, the
who will be s elected! Mexican co-operation but Mexico
Eckman smiled as
lid
not
impose
nn
embnriro.
Most
of
the.
Republican
vote*
bravery.
case.
inventor wus fwmjped with written tm i.1 this group. Mucli competi
^j-’s absence gave W hitehead time
Icoyrtrooni. lie tvn*
As u writer, Gibson also made
in favor of the resolution caine questions which If answered brief- linn is being shown among the I "A fter the United States
Rockefeller told the committee he
to
place
the
rope
over
a
ra
fte
r
in
[frier Jml ire J. J. TVubticco to
from the progressive group, but
repented evidence
thnt his mark'. Following graduation owned stock in "a hundred-corpor
babies . "nipcting for grant) prize'ceived
up. "The court asks you if one of the bhek rooms, climb on n there was n sprinkling of regulur
When asked fot nn opinion os to t
v„t,TK nre "being ’costj Mexico was sending arms and «m- from Ynle, he became identified ations," and th at obviously J n
it any reason why sentence chair and udjuat the noose around vote* ns well. Senuto Gillelt of
the
publication
c
f
crime
newig
and
1
(!ni|
N
|,y
lutorrsted
friends.
munition to the revolutionists hero with the nawspHoers.
«oaId net be persof}slfj; co3tnl|W?
j nn! I>e passed upon you?" his neck. Then he kicked the chair M assachusetts wus one 'o f tho
dabbled with drama, a nurnfer of of nil the details, but he dechird I
photographs,
th.
wizard
sprung
.
v
,.r„I((inr
to
tho
first
o
f
f
i
c
i
a
l
!
^
lP,r
">■»*
of
th.c“
h"^
T
*
"
front under his foot,
I'Trntiucco began,
his plnys being produced. Among ha would causa to be Instituted A;
regulars who voted in favor of it.
.............................tnlu-l.ilinn
of votes Baby N cIl'^H vcrcd to the rcyolutlonls.s the
himself in
A ftr u short investigation mode He has been a t times tin* While u surprise by d.t-lnring
tfwte Counsel Jerome Walsh
these were “ Derelocts,” "Tho T urn once a search of the securities i*t
United
States
Ymtlfh'd
my
govern
I I
I Rkhntri Cnntillou stood un on by S heriff Hand and Deputy A. D. House spokesman on the floor of 'avoi "f crime raws, adding lu-w- I'll, i- Stewart leads tile list ovor ment it would be permitted to im- ing Point," “ Mrs. Ersklno’s Devo all the corporations in which ho II
ever that is should be cut short. all tie- groups for the title of
«r tide of Ilirkmnn. “ Yes, Booth. Miller & Erickson were call the Senate.
The average newspaper reader “ Qia-t.ii of Huliydoni” with a total I urt arms with which to defend it tion.” “ Drifting," and "The Vacu interested to ascertain if they hr.v • - - f
|r honor." Walsh interrupted. ed nnd arrangem ents made fov the
any of the $3,080,000 in liber. • ? i
There was some rare debate and want* sonu thing "more pleasant , nl IJJn votes 1 1 her credit. Baby self against the revolutionists and um."
!ih then en|eced<his motion for funeral which was hrld_ ut I o clock political hy-pluy featured
their Mexican n!lies and wo did
bonds that figured in the Contlr.-.] .L; ;
the lie said.
'
.
1
Jink
Itlmdcs
leads
for
the
title
trial,
contending that this afternoon.
.
. . , hours of debate th at preceded the
"How about Will Rogers for of "King c( Haliviluiu ’ with a to i thi*.
Martin Receives Big cntnl trading deal.
liman had been ’egally de ; W hitehead’s friends reported tnn fjn!|| V0(t. As originally introduc"Finally after, repeated requests
President."
be
was
asked.
"News
world’s richest man—as
tal
of
1.57ft
votes.
ls) uf In- imlits nf a trinl by | Iti* form er wife would not ntt«*n<1 ,
Ovation In Dade City is The
' made to nty government nnd to
t hrrx* was u final paragraph
I’ 1;
rightly or wrongly called— w a »
Other stiimlings follow
the funeral. They snld she was mar- ( > (h<> r0M)|uti(,n whi,.h KOi,|. -The paper joke." the reply came quick
tho
Government
of
the
United
ly. In what way has the moral
on the witness stand for more th a 1
tried und living in Orange < *t>.
.Senate commends tho observance standard et the generation changed j I t<> ti mouth* clans: Wonder ■States from American nnd pthor
DADh c m
lo ' .
\
’ An hour, nnd in thnt time he g*v.*
PLANK « It \SII FATAL
la.'u
Hasty,
72a.
Robert
Hartley,
foreigners for protection, nnd, — John " •
of this tradition by the President." since y«m Imyhood days?", was
M® 11
L
t h„ a handful of Senators nnd an eager
72f>, Naomi ltcitcr, 700, H arriott
today afte r pscluving one
audience a description, of. his buslSenanr Fess (It) of Ohio, the another .pic-tinn. "There ta s '-c n oiovntini. <17f Everett Allen, 050, after the British and Italian gov
IILMI.VGTON, N. ('.. Fill. 11 | Southern Business
em inent a also requested protect heartiest welcomes ever given
ness ethics, his views on tho oil
I IN.-. Miimiii C. Horst, WilmUnder of the “d ra ft .Coolidge" a rhiiiu*r fnr thi* h flti'i, all
William
Sifritt.
<
*
’*0.
Frederick
ion (which Nicaragua was u n ab le, ,,ui,Uc official by Pasco County, scandals in general, nnd professed
Men Meet President movement, led u strenuous fight the charges itvt slow,” lie siial
;s luisiia-s-* man, was dead
Hogan, HOP.
to give for their nationals) United The executive announced he will
Taking a slam at modern fash
and
Miss C arrie May
. . . . 0111 v rT O N Feb II (IN S) «« knock out this duusc. whereti Mos. to 1 yr. class: Calvin Stntes Marines returned to NIc- ‘ transfer his activity to tho East himself eager to aid in clearing up
U
A
S
H
IM
.T
.
•
■
^
upon
.Senator
I.afollctte
iranicully
th a whole business.
ions, E llis'n frowned on the pres
a seinin' teacher, was not
A delegation of
<
n|.M,rv„ | thnt if the President’s ent fad of high school girl- and Cool edge. 77ft, Amos L. Vickery, nrngun, nnd since thnt time, n t . o , „ a next Tucsdny when ho has ' "1 can set on foot nn inquiry n t
M to live as the result of -nn
77ft,
Ju
sp
o
r,
Williums,
7ft0,
Hilly
been
invited
to
attend
the
Volusia
business
men
todn>
tniliil
<
>
n
..
.
.......
.
*
tho request of my government,
and
.
they sustained when an President Coolidge and urged hint friends did not wish to compliment y,.ung w.iincn w earing overalls and Wilkinson, 72ft, Lucy Stapleton, have been assisting my government County Fair. Ho plana to contlnuo
,
. * in which they were paa- l„ appoint Judge Blanton Portion him for observing the tradition lie pdnts. "Fashions eonte in waves," 72ft, Katherine Clark, 700, Hilly in Nlcarngun in discharging the 1.1, campaign for the United
of Montana, n fter W alsh had sug
(i a-lu-d .'toil feel here as judge of the Federal Court in was willing to withdraw it. And he said. "How they orginote or why Shumaker 700, Clifford Wells, most vital of nil International res S „l" Senate - it. Volusia and Rested looking inte the treasuries ,
Senator Norris (It) of Nebraska, they come and g". nobody seems to Jr.. 076.
V.
ponsibilities—tho protection of all m-a, by counties following the fair. «f his corporations. -Do you mean
the Middle Georgia D istrict. The humorously observed th a t the
know." he said, shaking his head
,
1 year to two years class:
foreign lives nnd properties w ith • ho tfovornor spoke to more than *11 the compan.es tn which I have
vacancy was created by appolnt- I resident's “own friends are in
LEGION h e a d d i e s
,
a smile.
• .
■ Til
Juincs Cooper, 725, Mnrtlia Hill, in Nlcarngun.
I six hundred people in the court • lock?" \ c s , said Walsh. I l l
ment of Judge ........
William J.
Til*son sulting him" by professing not to with
“ Do you believe in eternity or 700, Watson Reel, 700, William
he happy to do thnt,” said tho oil
mts
------------------------I house here Inst night, reviewing
believe the sincerity of his self any sort of lifM a fte r death," s»mc Rnvencl. 700, William Singletary,
HAULOTTESVILLE, Va„ Fob. to be judge of the U. S. < ust r
king.
his
adm
inistration.'
During
tho
-(INS) |lr. Israel Ilrown of C ourt a t New York.
dim inution.
one asked him: "It's a fifty-fifty 075, Murjorie Jam es, 075, Edward
Rockefeller said he deplored Col.
afternoon
he
addressed
nn
nudl*
The delegation, introduced
cuiiiiiiander of the Vlr■
An effort w ilt bo made to pass | proposition with me. One way J'r H urt, 050, Dorothy Cannon, 025.
oner of five hundred nt Zephyr- Robert W. S tew art’*, refusal to tel/
Rep
Urund
(D
)
if
Georgia,
in
■department of tht> American
thp(. Lnfollcttc resolution in the the other is nty present belief, ho
2 years to three years class:
Intis and later was tho guest of fhc committee all he knew about,.'a M fc .f >1
pon. was found dead in bed cluded Jam es B. Ncvin, editor of 11oust*. Hep. Reek (R ) o f Wiscon replied. "How will you spend your Raymond
Lawson,
77a,
Joyce
Iminir nt a dinner given by the the Continental deal, but ho re
in etern ity ?" "Experim
enting Steel, 725, Hcrmnn Middleton, 700,
peated several times >js confidence
thin morning u t j s the M onti-| the A tlanta Georgian. Sanders Mc sin has sponsored it there. How timo
turn*
to
,
,
business
n un of this city.
liotH. |)|-, Rrowli was in Daniel. F. C. Shuklcfonl «.f A t ever, adm inistration leaders In the if there arc nay facilities be *liot Murvin Swanson, 075, Charles
In Stew art’s honor a id integrity.
•riotteivlllr to |ircslde over n lanta: Bowdre Phlnizy, «HU.r of lower branch declared themselves back.
He declared he never had given hi*
Fork Jr., 075, Sandy Anderson,
the
Augusta
Herald;
Sam
N.
Evens,
,.OS ANOEI.E3. Calif.. Fab. I , '
« « TOUU _F1.0UII'A
•feri-iu-n uf legion <ifficials.
I rapport to any of his executive*
050.
of A tlanta. E rnest Comp, e d ito r or against it.
—
(IN
S
)—With
William
Edward
3 yenrs to -I year-: Hrntricc
TAMPA, Flu., Feb. 11 — (IN S )— !n whom he did not have complete
Severe Storm Wfiips
the Walton Tribune, and Andrew
Hickman declared cane, and ad K»r tic purpose of studying bu»i- conHduncc in their in teg rity ,-aad
I’llF.SF.NTMENT -ASKKD
Hodge,
776,
Jam
es
•
nrbin,
i00,
Colored, Jazz Dancer
B. Ervin, of Atlnntn.
Waters Of Britain Lucille Hall, 076. Hetty Corgill, mittedly guilty of murder, a
A.
. auditions in Florida, a dole th at he would not iu this cas«.
Rockefeller proved an amiable ; rt
m i.IilK .III be held
IfASIIINGTON Feb.. 11— (IN S)
060,
Howard
Smith,
non.
Balked
By
Austrians
F IR E OOEfl D AM AIM:
photo- .
'
president of the Nash- person. He rcudily posed for pbotorps-cial session of thp grand
LONDON, Feb. 11.— (IV ri —
4 years to 5 year class: Edith Monday to determine distrib u tio n ]GLENDALE, Calif.. Feb. H
of the $00,000 offered ns a reward '•
f’-h9li;n 00„ „nd St. Louis grnphers and U lked to newspaper
in dijtnrt supreme court was
Heavy
property
damage
was
re
Glnthor,
800,
Betty
Bird,
750,
__One man 1» believed to have been
VIENNA,
Felt. IL — ( I N S .—
^
uill lour thc .in to this men in
*............
— affected
n m..................
anner neverirnlay to return a presentported throughout the British l*le« Thomas Cobb, 72ft; Hurrlett Hay- for tho capture a n d w n v ie tlo n ®fj
Marion ^ ^ ^ (| v(#il u hUmK.r of cities by his father.
l charging Robert W. S tew art, burned to death, several hcpntif.il Josephine Baker, tho Am erican col today as u 00-mlle gale swept the man, 725, John Allen, 075, Uoiut the IridnniKsr and killer of
homes have been destroyed ami vre ored jazz-dancer whoso otherwise
A fter leaving the witness i U d \
•Idint of the Standard Oil Co.,
M atthews, 050.
P"^k° r; J
.h„ onboth the Bust und West coasts.
*
.
OUkmont nnd Flint ridge Country trium phant continental to u r met nation.
Gerald King, secretary of tho
j ki|>I|viI|o
Kcy West the "richest man In the world,", was
Indiana, with contem pt of the
The
English
Channel
and
u»o
Clubs were threatened by two with rcvetics the moment she a r
committee in charge of
the reWcBt ,,ulm Ucach wil| ()e vis- .asked by a new spaper man t« r the
«• Senate.
1
.
mountain fires, which are " P a w l rived here, was threatened with North nnd Irish 8c*i were hishcd Funerar Service Of
ward fund, declared today
twenty ^ nftcf Tanipl> lt wai nunounc- figures c f his oil stock holding' He
to
fu
ry
by
the
high
wind
and
ar
have been filed from In
•pent three or four minutes lean
[JACKSONVILLE—Southern Bell ing rapidly in the face of a high fu rth e r troubles today.
riving trnns-A tlantlc liners met
Kronen Child Held claims
When It had been announced thnt
dividuals whoso npmeH ure scat ed.
ing over tho press table reciting
aad Tel. Company initiates wind today. Both fire* started earwith severe buffeting by the waves.
tered from Sun Diego, Calif., on
Lane service between this city |y today wTtcn n wind storm struck Miss Baker bad contracted to ap
CANAL POINT—Electric lights tho figure* to a group of report
At Holyhead the life saving sta
Funeral services for Shirley Isa tho Mexican Border, to tho Pac
pear a t the Johann S trauss Theatre,
tlte mountain nrea.
1Belgium.
. iiS S fr
insta ll'd at express platform here. er*.
tion rescued the crew or thr Rrit- belle Kronen, C-thonths-old daughter
the local Austrian Fascist organ i„h schooner Amnca Glover, which
ific Northwest.
LEESBURG—New
business
of
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
M.
Kronen,
who
ization Immediately threatened to
"We also face the problem,"
JACKSONVILLE—$0 apartm ents
had gone aground In the gal*'died suddenly Tuesday morning nt added Mayor George E. Cryer,
______________ __
built on Pearl S treet between building under 'onstreetion ° n boycott md .picket the theutre in
p ro trst. The Fanelst* also planned
, H . m R A N n 1 e a VKH tho Kronen residence on ) ‘nth chairm an of the committee, “of
1 and 50th Streets.
We*t Main S tre e t near 13th.
to hold nn anti-negro dem onstra- GLORIA S H USBAND LBA* b » S treet, were held in Orlando Wed determ ining who furnished vital
tlon against MU* Baker’* appearNKVV YORK, Feb. 11— (IN S)— nesday morning. Uuriul services in Information
establishing nickman’s , identity. For, It m ust be
one*. .
.
1 Marqul* D e, la r F^ldlite Uc .L » Drliuwo.XCiQowed.Th* baby Is survived by I » remembered, when tho reward.'
10
Coudray, husband
us tiand of Gloria Swan
fath
er
and
mother
und
a
little
•
ROOSEVELT
FIELD, N. Y . , i f c i T lu r< o l th# “Cohunhla"
first
were
offered,
tho
identity
of
HELD FOR T H E F T
son,
film
actress,
left
on
the
Bor.......... m
x j f t w k . — ...
brother,
Phillip
Kronen.
,
th slayer was unknown nnd those Fib. 11— (INSV-^Charlos AV I - . down tho-runw ay, with Stultx et
e rg aria today for a month’* visit
xvho Identified him are entitled to vine, trans-A tlantic flyer, .2 d thd stick. Twc^ hundred feet fro n
to
France.
MI
m
Swanson
was
“1
GREENSBORO. N . . , ^ Fe\r. U
*the startin g
point, hot
PRESIDENT
ENTERTAINS
share In the reward."
- ( I N S le - S a ld to l>e wanted by h.v pier to bid him farewell. The
Lkut. Wflmor Stult*. comm**1 Stult* tWrrved the plan*
SVERF.TT. Mails., Feb. 11— Four Wrorkfnen ‘ar* missing. ;
Marquis,
who
holds
a
visitor*
the
government
agencies
on
sev
WASHINGTON. Feh. 11—(INS)
rial pilot, wore forced to |>ostpotu« to avoid striking an
" l —Desth toll In the explo- . While firemen were still dig eral charge*, Carlton O. Bauman, passport, retu rn s to France every
DECLINES •RESIDENCY
—A general discussion <'f the
hWh stood -directly
la
»nd fir* at )he p lan t o f the ging In the debris, three joint alias
■
o .;* « > ! U u if.p ro A a fra tte m p t te capture gw
Carlton . M— - IN cat. , • 28,, aix months t o renew .tb u .» i*c.
'• w-iriew*
flood control problem featured %
the ji’nne and s (ail
Oil Company wa* swelled probe* a# th e d isaster were under Shreveport Iu».. was held in the
Feb.
11—J
tne
wor’a
’s
endurance
flight
r
e
r
. _
FT. MYERS, Fla.,
White House breakfast this morn
rudder post broke.
1
today. Ten bodies were way to determ ine the cause of tne -ourty Jail today! u n d rr $3,000
AVIATORS ARRIVE
(IN S )—Bccuum* ho prefer* to con- . nl. when
h J L t ! Mold !
ing,
a
t
which
President
Cooliig#
expiation
add
Ure
that
followej
There was ■ rush to*
w'(hin the ruined plant by
tlntic
h
it
work
ut
Rollins
College
"Co.umbia",
m
et
w
ith
t
o
areldent
b.n,l p,ndinlf l ,. q U g .« o n by . h ,, M1TC1|EL|. V 5 £ u . N. v K«b. entertained Secretary of » '11r
and to fix the responsibility.
plane.
Levine climbed m
a* they w ere taking off today,
Bauman
U I, ^ V.*00" 08
wero
Davis, tfecrctary lloover. Gen. In an attem pt to establish "*»
All except a few C'T the thirty- federal grand ju
ithly. He wab unhurt.
11.—(IN
S
)—Lieutenant
Command• “ 'Re.their way jnslde
ideal
American
roBeg"
of
libers’
The
toll
skid
of
th
e
machine
wo*
srtihg
a
stolon
charged .with trnn
Judwln, and Senators Rnnsdel lD)
two injured
iniured died
t
w.
*"■»
nt two injured a t various h.>*pite'* automobile Itnto
forth Cjirolinn dir Joseph Lebrlx and Lieutenant of I ouinlatui
,b ' " ^ f W ^ - l * J y g T« g .
Harrison (D) of art* , Dr, n ..« n t i n
were
expected
to
recover.
St*
Dleudonne
Coates,
the
valorous
■ ? ’»chu»etts General Hospital,
■u-hcol, “"j
an- rn{
pant#* wore injured
from Mississippi.
M
isstitlppl,
end
ltoblnson
<D>
of
d
ht
o
f
the
Fb
ridu
poreons
were
Injured
seriously.
•
attem pted ta k e o ff wn ■<’o r’t think it’s dam*
French uviators, arrived h r f at Art
. 0I»- Workers also sighted »
nounerd here thnt h** has refuse*1 -in*
All
that
was
known
was
that
un»
a
t
10 o’clock. After ba lly,'* .aid U d " t . t
10:22
o'clock
this
morning
Loni
■
_>___
• . .
u-c nrsvidency' of the Intcrnatloq-, mad* ■Lprecisely
Z / t * mnn Jammed in the
LAKE WORTH -Acehal
Pm
• *
«•rein-‘off tomorrow. This u
comr''
'"’f
This brought the known of
of the- low-pressure vaporizer.1 In .(nets Com Pony, n -vJ Int’uM ry here, [ 'J B. ,,*1?
1)1 v?
v • 1 light
und break of luck."
SUN
O
T
V
4
W
.
"■»
.»
wtinecn.
rirem
en
anu
one
of
the
distilling
building*
1
*0 thirteen. Firemen nnd «r
will slahll.li plant I t 20th 'Ay-muo, theln I arls t». New Yor*
, school* building dodlcxi*‘d.
K * k w ith m continued to dig up. This b lait was follownl by *nd Dlgie Highway,
via
Africa,
an«J
South
America.
’
"
,
''J
P
'W
f-t
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OVER IMPENDING
[ARREST OF CHIEF
UPSALA CITIZEN
TAKES OWN LIFE
BY HANGING SELF
Former Chairman
Hays T oB e Calk
EDISON REVEALS AMERICANLEGION
VARIED OPINIONS BABY SHOW GAINS
ON HIS BIRTHDAY MANY ENTRANTS
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Reward Allotment
For Hickman To Be
Made Next Monday
Accident During Takeoff Prevents
Levine From Making Endurance
iath Toll In Beacon O il Company
Explosion Is Swelled To Thirteen
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SATURDAY
f l o s s A n d Cunzonexi,
Annual Grand Opera Season
* S e tf/e Dispute Tonight IN PRACTICE TILT Second
Begins In Orlando On February 15
1.
c n c r a l EfMctflc
started ittiniciiiatfjy.T
r'*w Refrigerator Pays DeAth ^ naUy ,‘
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PIN K - CASTLE,
Te*., Fcb.10—
u ses No Worry (INHUNTSVILLE,
S)—George J. Hassell, “whole lighting system |niu
sale m urderer" went to his death front of Craig (dock.
In these busy days when the in the electric, chair In the s ta te
house-wife has numeroua interests penitentiary here shortly a fte r
Two* Games Will Ho Ployed In
midnight. The cu rren t was on nt
outside
thee horns,
J. Mot
Spring Training Grind To ,
outsice m
noma, it
u 'is necessary t o^iuuul-w aa.pronouaciuU leacL a tU
By David J. WaUh
I The latter was a 7 to 5 shot
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the second annual Grand Opera and three evening performances, free from mechnnicnl worry as pos 13 person IL acordlrur to his own
NEW YORK. Feb. 10— (IN S )—
F
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Nnt’l n*ak|
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, season nt the Orlando Municipal will be as follows: Wednesday e v sible, without interfering with Its confession, airtltPlio could not give
Sanford.
lly eleven o'clock tonight, the Tony ia both. The distance, of
Gainesville,
Feb.
10.—
(Athletic
Auditorium, Fcl»H 1ft,, Id, nnd 17. ening, Feb,, 1ft, "C arm en": Tluirstiny motive f o r any o f his crim es,
featherw eight pedestal will enjoy fifteen rounds also favered the
housewife ennnot he excomposure.
metjneo, hen. HI. "Kignlcttn’';
legitim ate occupancy for the first young mnn who came up from New* B ureau)—Football will oc * The New Ymlc i-tlram T Open)
,t», JSKSt WAT TO|
time in more than a year, which’ the bootblorlt stnlls of New Or- cupy the center of the athletic Company, which makes its first Thursday evening* “ La Knrzn Dal (
remember
to
oil
the
I
jinsscll
was sentenced to death
stage
here
Saturday
afternoon
[Destino";
Friday
evening.
Feb.
17,
bringa ua down to the following lio.ns, an absolute unknown; to
appearance, in' Orla4db, under the
mechanism, yet in most machines I f0r the m urder o f his stepson
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m m m
L’ n m •>/>!I I n n o n
t OOl*
point; when la a champion not n fight his way to the threshold when the first of two rcgttlniidn auspices of the Chamber of Com “ Emuni".
!t is necessary th at this attention Alton, near Fnrwell in Dec. 1020.
gnmes
will
he
staged.
Conch
C
har
champion? Off hntpl, when he ia of the throne ro o m ., wltjjin two
The latter two operas, lioth cummerce
and
Municipal
Auditorium,
Robert
I>ee
Benton,
*AIiha
R.
L.
named by the National Iloxlng As- short years. Canxoneri can and les Bnckmnn, who has been work hns just completed a week'* en positions of Verdi, will he pre- be given a t regular Intervals to Stanley, a negro, followed H as
aoctation.
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will fight all night, which is a ing diligently with spring foot gagement in Jacksonville, where rintcd for the first time to Cen prevent serious damage nnd ex sell to the electric chair. He was
ball candidates since his arrival
It ia to be hoped for the aake violation of the union carle.
.
the organization ' was hailed by tral Florida audiences. Season pense. Then tod, there is the in- executed for the m urder of B, E.
of Benjamin Baaa that tonight
Bass is h^ far the better hitter, Inst week, getting- them futniljor press nnd public alike, ns being tirkot* and s.n g le' admissions, nt ! convenience suffered by being Morgnn, a white form er
near
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provea the exception to the rule. paiticularly
his right ........
hand, with the general scheme of the far superior to any th at hns pririH which appear elsewhere in tem porarily
deprived of name Uroshyton.
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Benjamin, according to the N. H. but "he wi'll have to Bve’'down the Notre Dame system of grid war- previously'been heard in th n t city. tliiv paper, are on sale daily from 1much needed household aid.
S t e a r n s * El actij
fnre,
is
so
well
pleased
with
the
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(K b m W i
A., la the featherw eight champion implication that fighting, ns far ns
From .Incksimville, the company 1d to 0 I*. M„ a t the San Juan ! “The General Electric Rofriger-J JACKSONVILLE—O ne-trip city
UKtl byhmisfkctttj '
of the world. The New York S tate he is concerned, really isn’t an progress ftf his eohorts th a l hr I tocerds to Palm Beach, Minrni, rharntney, Orlando.
! ntor is one that cun he plugged in
Hlrw’lonsUUli
All DcaUitot, 8cAthletic Commission eaye Ida op enjoyable occupation. They h aw has carded Saturday for the initial
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: thi; nearest convenient outlet and mail delivery service extended ' to
N Joney^B ^ckJJI
ponent, Tony (^anznncri, ia the to fight with Canzoneri or they "under fire" test.
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The second game will he play
champion. They can’t both be just don't win. The understand
mechanics of the machine are con
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wrong, although, in truth,
they ing th at Bass is agreeing to dis ed either Tuesday or Thursday of BridgeLuncheonGivenl
states Clyde B.vrd, mnnuare willing to give the problem n agree with
his m anager, I'hll next week, as Couch Bachman will At Forrest Lake Hotel | I
Ftnridn
Pow jr nnd Liglit/A
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very enm rat try on ulmoat any Gh|Nsmnu, may have nn adverse return to Kansas Aggies the
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I However, tiro very beanCompany.
subject. The N. II. A., to date, has effect upon the I'liiludolphlnn’s night of February 10, a fte r which
FORREST I.AK|v
ty of the inhchinc and the perOne of the loveliest tiucial courhad sllghtU^ the b etter of this. chances too.
late sprint; fnqlball will he super lodes given here this season w at
1:. F. Arnold, Indianapolis, I ml.; feet service it renders keeps It
Tlie place to build your home
Spoke for^Tommy Ixmgh. They . However, the punch often levels I vised by form er coach II.. 1
th at of Wednesday when Mrs. El- Mi>. Rose Apt, Maidewood, N. J.; from becoming forgotten ohee it
met and I/iughrnn won. Next, the everything and Bass hns it. A j
bring. . _ •
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Iiert M. Reynolds nnd Miss Ann ' Kfa rlie r und wife, Grand Rap- Is Installed in the kitchen", contin
N. B. A., nominated Frenchy Bel couple laid into Tony’s body >in
In discussing the
results of Parks of Orlando entertained nt [i«L-. Midi.; G. I). Cingu, lainpa; ued Mr. Byrd. "We have had n
De Forest Sanford Realty
anger for flyw eight honors and early minutes of play might do- | practice in his first
week in biidge luncheon a t the Hotel For- c hillies .1. Duma, Jr.,
Ocala; num ber of inquiries from women
*o there was nothing for it but tn n g r the whole a rt. for Buil Cntorlnnd, Coach Hackman said: rest l-uke, honoring
Mrs. T. I). Fiaiice* U. Engle nnd wife, .lack- who have seen General Electric Re
th at New York must declate for Taylor, who hns fought Tony “ I find both varsity and freshmen llann and Miss Helen Haim of -Miville; B. C. Heck, New )o rk ; frigerators in the homes of their
l l t y Schwartz. The other night, three' times, is authority for the grounded exceptionally well in Brownsville, .I'n.
"
. Mi. nnd Mrs. A,' S. Hubbard, friends. Its extrem e simplcity in-,
BoUtngef lost to the man who (tml Statement that the Italian likes fundamentals, and practlally every
T he-V alentine iilras.
wore ef- Jacksonville} W. T. HudHins, vnribly makes a lasting Impression
lost to Schwurtz, namely Frankie them not at all in the lobby,.Who man hns shown me thnt he has feclivdy carried out In every de- Jacksonville; F ritz Kreisler, New on them
and has been the cause
of J
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Caramel Fruit Layers . . . . .
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Genoro. In ndditou, the N. II* A.'- I does? No one, of-course, but then a rath er thorough conception of tail. Tlie attractively
appointed V-ok; M. Kelfcr, East Orange, N .fq u ite «number, of
the machines}
bantam weight
champion,
Bud there are some endowed with .i sm art offensive nnd defensive luncheon pikle was centered with V.; Cnil Lumson, C um hridgt.}being Installed inhomes th ro u g h -j
Luncheon Meals
Taylor, recently made a play f o r , catcher’s chest pintector for a football tactics",.
lovely arrangem ents
of red .cut Mo-s.; Mr. and Mrs. Phillips S. i ,,Ut the city."
linked
Hams
the featherweight title here und] torso. According, to Taylor, tin i nm
Becoming*
thoroughly ne<pininted
nimiK uiihdukiiij
“ I'l"**1'" *• MoweiH
< Miiv.
Accorclinif to Mr
tlo w eis‘ with
ifith roses, HWeet
sw eet p cu
pcu«
May. .niCKsuiivmr;
Jacksonville; air.
Mr. uuu
and .Bib,
Mrs. ]According
Mr. Hyrcl,
Byrd, ucncrai
General
finished an indifferent second to I Italian ran tuki them about the
Canzoneri.
body but not too m a n y .-.
±=$
erV 'm m rfates, is one or ..Weiitnr phrugus fernsT A lternating down "iiville; E .E. Moore, New )<ok; jt^ p o rcelnii\ nnd white lacquer.
Bachman's i liicf aim s this spring, the length of tlie table we*- W. 1. Overby, Orlando; \V. S.
and he ha.- rapidly familiarized Manlier baskets filled with these I ii..-. New York; Miss Ambit*
WAUCIIULA — fiH reefers of
“The Taste Tells”
him:.. If with (tie abilities of each same lovely blossoms and tall red *'•ti.- b. c, Essex Falls, N .V.; Miss
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ne
Scheiber,
Essex
Falls,
N.
straw
berries shipped front here inj
limit. Teaching his Notre Dame cathedral tapers in silver holders
41 McLander Arcade
lyl,. of offense,
nffeli.-e, which is rntliel Tin* place - cards and nut cups • : Henry Sehinnaeher, Jersey fh>, , , ,|nys of j nnMary.
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Mi. and Mis. It. A. Selhy,
intricate, is occupying tlie major were also done in Suggesting* ot
.\illc*. Ky\; F. S. Smithson.
At on<portion <*f the afternoon's work- tlie Valentine season.
\ng"les, Cal.; M. F. Stack,
• uts,* f<n there must he a true o’i lock ti tem pting seven rn u r ••
Voik; .1, II White, Miami;
cm* ithiicss and rythm and p«»»i- luncheon was served.
Viola llngc. New York; John
Following luncheon, liridgc wa
tr.e timing to ihc shift liefore it
WASHINGTON. Feb V— (IN S)
•lly, Sanford.
SU N D j
enjoyed, the card tallies ltavin-l,i comes thoii-ughly effective,
— preside III Coolidge has decreed
iliinly Miimmuges have been lieett arranged fur play in the
SE M IN O L E
^hkt th e b a r g e liiv* now being op- i y
j | Y I p p f \ V 1I I 1101' indulged in
i each day this week, tlenwit g' room which was* brant:
• ilc Itichniilson, Orlando; W.
orated by the government- con W I I I i T I C C t ¥1' l l l , I C I
the game Sat..,day will tiring lully adorned with baskets on I
trolled Inland W aterways Corpora- | j f ( l O l n J i r n
I f l i l l C l l « week of strenuous praeiicc to o bowls of red rut flowers and fern*, I. \i;u|e, Jacksonville; Miss MuttiotThinat be turned o w r to p riv a te '
.fittin g close. Many of Inst year’s as well as m yriads of red hearts. : a* \ ithup, A tlanta, Gn.; C. I’nrhfrerhmen liai kfichl player* have 7 he In idge accessories were in li«s. N. Y.; It. F. Cnnipen and
owhcmblp before vety long.
j , |I I ( .AGC). ' IVb. in (INS)
k< eping witli tlie decorations an I wife, M'vinkley, I’n.; S. C. Yuiingc
lie feels thnt not only does the f---- -------- Miiuo.,.1,.... f.-atlnp di*a'i:i favorable connneiit from
Jaw requira that the Govxrnnunt i *«"•;>’ !
Mi l waokc
- llarliman. nod for the first time ul (lie conclusion nf the stated nrd wife, Dunedin; E. L. Brook
MW require uw i v
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weight, will lo* walling with inter
in yiiii-, lie says, in* is supplied number of progressions seni'c- ing, i impa; G. N. Nniinun, St.
surrender theap lines to private m flnMl „„ ,f„.
weic t o|l"t U d mid piiz.es award G< in . (ia.; l-\i;il M. Louden
pital ns soon nr. the practiculiility • tilt of the B'*nny- Bii»**-T'*ny ('no- I with "last half hacks". The i.*jt- id. Tin l i n t piize a eiystqj tie . -Aitn. H . fly e rs p> If. U Johnston.
L. H. Scott Aviation Co,|
li-i.k
lias
liven
encouraging
this
of river navigation has been deni-' »,m 1 1 ehanipionshtti umtcli in Nev.
ood -i\ goblets was wiiii by Mr- Ft. Mvers; ii. C. I’atten, Lima,
ortntrntcd, but that tbeir operation Yolk. Out of that fi;!it, Sungoi centered in Saturday’s exhibition, A. A. t'ariuac, while the cnnsolu Ohio; I‘. M. Griffin. Jacksonville
Hy DIL J. C. HOWELL
by the Government bus lieen the liellevea, will come the man lit week and keen interest will In* lion prize went to Mrs. Mario'i W I Bryunl, Daytona Beach;
tlourct* of much controversy anil muT iieat fm the featherweight i of T III. ETIt lied job uyisthwe vlei I ierson
Tirenmn.
The honor E iuiiI McCall, Daytona Beach; G
Iftief. Quite ap a rt from the tem p chiiiiipitinsliip of the world.
giieM-. Mrs. Hann nod Miss Helen \\ Minton, .laeksonville; Mr. and
tation to use the barge lines as a
Sungor finds himself in. tin * MRS. t I It LETT HOSTESS
Ilium were each piesenled dainty Nii . II V. Hendrick, Toledo. It
political football, the I’rezlil ill role i f "outstanding challenger"
iloi ii'iis as niriueutcr.s of the or- Mr. .,tuI Mrs. Mai tin llrvn.i,
"Miiridii’’. tIn* lovely home »' ■a ion.
How T o Fte H a p p y
I’lninw. I. Me.; Mr. nut! Mi>
hns found th at certain Middle, b\ virtue of Ins setl-Oitioiml viclniy
I l i n t r i i I r l r n t l «»ul In l l i r li«r
Bud Taylor, Mis, Endnr Cm let t nt tieneva was
Wtviteriiers are tempted In he too lost night ovei
Enjoying Die rordial hnrpituli- Hi in \ lit mm. St. IVtt»iitlmrj:; II %%•■>! «%!•«• » r l l r « %rr> uimii I | » u r l r > . ,
outspoken in erilieis.-n of govern wiiild’s Mi.'ielamwcii^ht ,i limn|Jiim. llu* scene of on unusually beautiful ty of Dies)' two i harm ing lm.,1- (’. Kftti.f n . Melhmirue; M n. W Oi'i'il«»Inint 11» lit* a n t i U Mtr it ••*%•*!
n n i x n m . n% ||<* n i l l w If. In
Strawberries
ill (lie ten-1mind main event id mii ml affair on Thursday nlt**i- I S*I" were Ml'S. '1 |l 11IItill Miss |l Do. i* i I- loviltn, t!a.; Miss l.ulu !•••
incut operation.
lt )
r t i i | o * r * (Miiiir u l
l*l%
ini«in wlieti
lie entertained tie' Helen linen. Mis. N. M. A ldrah I logic I o ilia, (ia.; Mrs. I., lb lnlr%(HHim
Jim
Mullen’s
folisem
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show.
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cl.-I........ity imiuler Mopped Tnylor mi inbers of tlie Idlers Budge "f W urrestei, Mass., who is ipi-ml Don, ' i . I lovilla, Gn ; T. II Dean r i l i l l ) IlirsiMich (H r m i t l l t
House that Mr. f'oolu g, would not
••'I h**i» I ««nlLr<l
I . smI— f . m l
in th e . Seventh round of one ot t'lllli. Tile la id tallies Well' ai
«%tilkr«l «vlll« m r t
Spinach, 2 lb.
look with favor upon any plan to tlie g reate.«t fi-;lit*- evei seen in ranged fm play mi the s c r e e n e d mg the winter at the l-\iiii"l Ja c k ........lie; Mrs. It. I- Woods
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I a!.e, '.Mrs. M O. rtv iis tle e t, and diiu-blci. So. Jacksonville;
extend the present waterways into (‘hicugn.
o n * H trf
poreli w hich was i mi verted ial • Mrs. It D Rankin. Mis. Mur- I.. O. l ine-. Kansas City, Mn.; .1
\ h ! it% D r fris il, l.«»%r I rl titr
other rivers and that he would p ar
T in thousand fans, nil that a vei .table lmvver w ith nuiuerou-. rliiruu.
Mm . .1. I. Tlnu ntor., Edgar Slier mull, St. George, Go..
In i ; « n | — I ;«nl l l « r *
Viol I l l i r
ticularly frown upon any great could jam i l e i i way' into the old putted plants and ferns, togelliei Mi «.
Fresh Peas, 2 lbs. ........
S' Hoag, Mrs. \
Cur- i II. Linn-, Kansaa City. Mn.; E. t;
In nir.
ivXpcnditui'f nl Federal fnnils in histm ie eolisium, got the thrill of with hanging and wall basks 1* mac, Mi * Allie Dixon, Mis. W. Callowin, Kansas City. Mn.
\ ml *u I'm lin|i|i|.*v
tended for tlint purpose. Expan their lives in that dizzy seventh tilled witli liintann, Imddlciu and S Oliver, Mrs. E. F. Lockwood.
llitllirr u«mmI, I think, llitii'l j till f
V M.IIKZ HOTEL
*|H'ftl«lu,i «»f hit |i|»lnr».*», «IM > i m i
sion was advocated in n resolution round. It was Die first time Taylor gyp-oplulia rutry in g out the co|. Mi George l-linl. Mis. George
J. G Niiimally, .lacknonville; N. t««r *r»* itn> mir Mffllrlrtl tilfli mill*
(Ireen Peppers, 2 for
adopted by tin* I tiiv n and llailiois wa knot lad mil til his long rat ■ ,,|- beine i f while und lavender. I! Meanor. Mis. A. It. Chnlfunt, II. lilai km.in. St. i’etersliuig; J. V. . «il|»itilMii or rrrfnl Iruulilp ilmi \\n*
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Congress at its recent meeting cer Mis bantamweight t t own was \V)n*n seoies liad la en add' d after ^ Ml*. M. «; 1’ieison, Mrs. M.n loil i Mlifiltilcy, .Nl'W lOI’K; mI'OIRi* I Hunt* in ptifilnrl l^llh lulu til tiiit'lt
Du* liftli progression, ii was I'ieison Tideuian, Mrs. I
I'ittsliurgll, I’ll.; .toll i> »»«-.*i.l»- i i ml llivy n rr Iiminll) Ibi*
here.
mil al stake.
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mi i i * i
iiilfcrrnhlr luilH It! ua I >tm rmt
found that Du- prize, a pretty hi.-- Tiiompsoii, Mis. Charles Campbell, Atfniiiu. New
Although he feels th at th e agCauliflower, lb.....................
llhil «!!>%%h rrr lni( « firr fkr> kd
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won liy Mis. Il-diorne I'. Ilctudmi kins, Mi's Ruth Thompson, Mrs. lent.M .' Jacksonville;
l u' rr„
rali iroiiblr In t-oi “i rt f•*»>
slot! of the Imrge lilies, which lute.
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» . M. ll**> •••••%r lip Info fhr hnpp» rlrly has been glowing in the M iss-!
. A . p i ) l a u s e u y Refreshments nf ii lusty salad I*. Phillips, ami Mr*. M. B Ives, |)l»\, I IiiImii|Ui«, N.
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course with nut bread, wafers, j nil of Orlando.
Red Rliss Potatoes, 3 lbs.
issippi Valley, hns been tailless . .
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(rum
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loiHiirrh.ilil. mill ronvtlpntlioi. tiho
and perhups ilelriniental to the O j J C r a t l C
A U C l I C F l C C ■iIIvi-k und coffee were served at
RUTH BRYAN OWL'.
II lb-, .liieksunville; E. Munmugti. i'n mi- Irion uriir Cblpatcn fur Irralthe cinirliixion "f the games. Mrs.
best Interests ^if th-* Inland W at-'
—I.,Ii) nip Ibal .b r wnulUn'l
I.eesburg;
John A. Horton, Belton. lno'ui,
C
arlctl's
guests
were
Mrs.
Harry
i r u r i n l f t r f r i t l l m r « f h r f r r t h a t s»kr
erwuys Corporation. Hoc'y of Win
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Dayton
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Davls nw-erthelres v iiuiintainiiig Miss Grace Moure, Tennessee girl Heerett, Mis. George Davis Hart, ut Rollins College on .Pchniury 7, 'Bencii; S. T. Harwood, Atlanta, i%«is «.* f h r r r t t a f n r n l r% t i r u n l lu l l*
Mr*.
Oslioine
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Herndon,
Mrs.
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t l i r lin«%rl« n « I m > , i i Mil * l r r | i it I
who iiincle lier debut with the
n neutral attitude.
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Mctiopolitoo Opera Conipaiiy yes- John Mcisch, Mrs. Howard Lung. was introduced liy I’resideni Ham- Gu.; Mrs. T. L. McEIvin, Jack nriMiiul
a a i t aerf ii|» f w u r «*r fl%r
1terday in "I a llulieine", was hailed Mrs. George IFoy, Mis. Itolaud ilton Holt as "M istress of the | sonvdlc; Mr. and Mr*. M. M. Me flo i r w a n l a t k f . M ur k r r p o r f * n« f k n t .
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spoken word, a stnteswoman » t i E’vin, JnekHunviUej S. A. Jones. “ in i D r u r f n t n a r
f k r m . Im i l fu
by aeaily every musical critic in Bead and M n. Price.
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New \ ork today as an opera sing|»n H r i t l .
er of high talent und great prom
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l l u n r l ! , i.t > m .
ise. 1'ructlcnlly all the Metro
lo iiiiiir
In O r l s n i l u .
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politan tritics united in decluiin":
In l o i n - a i i r a l m l
n ltlrr
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!•’. S. Vcrnny nnd Wm, Musgrnve, I*mpriet°
e n » e * . JOO \ V . ( i y r e A » e . , ' I > l r | i h » n p
l.'IU.*.
V o n w i l l bp m ir |ir U r ,| ham
2nd Street nnd Sanford Avc.
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.. Fell. 1 0 - perform er’s voice is n true lyric
« |lllr b l> >„H W i l l a r l w r i t u l l h i u i l
(IN 8 )— Mrs. Haloid Prout, w vo-i- opiums, vibrant, fluent and mcL
b*»* f it l i m e f r o m
lu x U ru ,
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mnn rhainpion of SpringfieM, 'o\v.
One hundred home folks from
Ohio, und Mrs. O. S. Hill, Kuii- , ,,.
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•as City, former Missoni i Stall 1Jtilicoe, renn.. where Miss Monte
was a choir singer, burst
und tr a n / .Mississippi chum ppii, formerly
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started today in Die final .'lii-holc 111 " wild applause when sinyour
contest that will crown one of sang the role of .Mind. Govcrnm
them Die woman golf champion of Horton ft mn l eneessee, uolulile.'
from Georgia and other Southern
Miami licuili.
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state*,
and Mbs Motive's relative*
Of the two, Mrs. Hill le.u pl.iyud
I aid iitf.'.-tluimle Inming;* to tlie
can
be
the best golf in the distrii't this
winter, her Hi having won Do- in'w star. Hiey m ine north on Die
tilldallsts's Ion in* Stic ho) In Du “Grace Miioie Spivial.t'
"Ii w o the g rin lest event hi
course reconl wiih n “7R~on kit
my
Die singer declared. “01
hem-; club in Kansas City. Meadow
rriurse. I wn» a idt ncrvoiis at
1 ake Club, nnd w|i» runn< r-uji t •
firat. Put I felt U dier ns it went
Glcnu*' .I'nllett ill the W estei.t
on.” .Mi-- Moore "gni twenty-eight
ladies, open championship last
curtain calls. Floral tribute* were
year.
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, heaped idgli on the atnge.
.Those who fnliuts^ Uw - gum* ,
We will show you how the Coleman Air-O-Gas
for the - remainder of
closely here, however, m e predict-1
I’EI.T/CK TO RACK
Ing th at Mrs. Prout will be ham
i g l f /T<:
4" f •"
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to elim inate over a 3H hole ro u te.I CHICAGO. bVb. 10,—(IN S )—
' n il *1
liloal weather has prevailed’ since Hr. Otto Peltzer, the m in e r; will |
the «0 women started to play in ' f |y ,h e colors of Germany tonight
the annuul mid-winter event, Mon in u 1,000 meter race in cuhnection
day.
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.W ill do
just
that at a. ' .... '
with the Illinois Athletic Club's
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eleventh annual handicap track
CAPTAIN INELIGIBLE
and field meet at-the riding club.
Elton
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S a t u r d a y ; S p e c ia ls
Arcade Delicatessei
Government 'io Be Turned
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H ealth
Miiwai!kee Fighter
HINTS
S t u n t F ly in g
SATURDAY
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Passenger Flights $ 1 .5 0
&
Special Trips to Daytona Be
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W om an’s Tourney
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NEW YORK, Feb. 10.— (IN S )—
Eric Lamliart, captafn of the
g re a t Columbia craw which .won
(he intercollegiate championship
last year, will be lost to this year’s
rig h t unless h« makes up defic
iencies in two studies, according
. to-CiJKll J>j£k. UJfttdon. I( U be
lieved that (lie crack stroke ran
heroine eligible hy |iassing deficlrnry examinations thi* apring.
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F ree Demonstration
CONTRACTS SIGNED
NEW Y O R i r a C 10.— (IN S )—
The New York Giants have ra
w-1veil the signed contract of pitch*
er Frvd Fitzsimmons, who won
H-vinteen canies Iasi' season, iEirfhV
Players aie still outside th e'fo b ).
They 'Intitule Virgil' B arnes,*J)ur*
leigh Grimes, Frank Hogan anJ
Georgy Harper,
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BAY CITY (M f
n il r l ( l « *
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D e c la r in g thnt "the
i.V T iln s
greatest weakness in our public
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When Florida was wrecked hy there wn« no doubt nh-tit the boom
life today is lack of courage," former Governor Cameron
*m
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rta «i M t l n Morrison o f North Carolina told the Charlotte Rotary Club hurricane and speculation n year be{ng|nll over.,
>«ct*»r 2r, 1 * 1*. a f 0M P M l i i n r *
Many people lost heavily ns the
or two ago, ninny who hnd hern
• t .la f a r i* K l a iM l , mmdet met mt .th e other day some things which we would like to see Home
watching th r ftroj»rt-'!*«Mh«*»muth* valhe <>f th e ir -hind .*■umivd, but
| o f opr own candidates for office hike rat her seriously. We em ittnlr, felt th at after a fow tlioae, who have been able to atuud
llO lX u r tr U D f e O f Z L _ ...R 4 lf a r
e mir back.
From re pat, will loifc very little o* their
N. IM W A IIU > u a a ------.. J U u i t r have many who are ju s t running, but only a few that are years ■it would
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V U i ^ K F.. ■IOXP-1. J U »*>!■ « >UUI«r willing to tell why. We have many grievances, not only In!cent happening* in Miami then* inveatment, ixc?pt In ennon tvliere
our own little Toon! politics but also in the whole state, rind wcj»ppw.< t.i ho ».idptuv .»r thnt re* ailiKi.lutely witUileSs land w.t
.• r ilx C H IP T lO X IIATR4
i»n» ,» > » r --------97.9m
Icniglit.
viva I.
«l* Month* .
99J99 would like to - ee someone say something about correcting ..... .
Till' heat eViiloiU'e that Florida
T h eir wad! nothime *ur|irUitiK
r h r o i Month* ........
91.73
JJr Carrier p r r W eek. .
.... M , U them.
about tliiitMWHt
‘ " v flop •auigctl
.... ...............hy
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-I'luridii.'
. . . . . . . . . la iv<mint; hack is afforded hy the i
"We have come to the poinj-iri North Chrolinu when Lola were being hought and sold at jelfcy of Miami. Recently there was
I'h» H e r a l d . S * i l * n l « a l a a r e r * * * * *
ail you cun hear about governmental affairs- is praise of.th is tremcmVms-p-o'lts and-new tnwn4-»tngial in.lhiti.aitji.A*hugp r*drWat'
t a p e r . i n l i i < r l l h . L l a tfc#
■ml
,V r a iH m h r ,
(ram
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.......■-—1*tion to mnrlt the completion of
M t i M I l M matroi\dhat," raid Govcrnor-Morrrson. We do nof •hecr ‘irny ,,rltca w ur luring1 ujwned1’up- nnd
Wt»r* more abotfKany grievances that ought to be corrected. The °*'i nrntiy do--01* fimtgr than the f.'IOO.OOOjUlH) worth of publiu de
H inn
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velopments and
improvements.
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lliM rr» k l* liH
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man who stands for redress of any grievance today is haro P^lte damnnil warrnnfttl. No Hnlf of thnt amount w ent into
m itre
« * r U . T h r I.
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l* « j > m e l » * l IN riUrtAa 9mm II*
apartment.* nnd hotels. One hun
to find. It has cqmn to pass that it is hardly regarded as good vdopmcnramlCa™ lit io n lK
3 r S S i f l i f f i . 5V B i.tf f : - » manners to talk o f such things. We eulogize Wilson, Coolidge, | not enough people to populate the dred millions wa* »pent on rail
T l i l l r m M I* ■ m r m h r r mf I h r Bryan and Roosevelt. Thnt doesn’t mean anything. We need land thnt was
Ueing sbld. Tho road facilities in nnd about the city. I
• n 4 l t lln r c a u *1 r i t m l * * t a a a , a *
15 millions on public utilities, 12
■a ! r r n a t l n u n l A * » « r * n U « «'( I ' N l i - to recognize the grievances in our own state thnt need re whale affair was a gianntic spec*
U* itr o , A d e t r t l a r r a , M l A d ' r f T t a ulution scheme. For u while mnny millions on office buildings nnd 5 ,
• ttiiU
w h l r h r - N a l r r * o a t h dressing nnd set about the task of getting them corrected
people made big profits hut soon million* on paving nnd bridges. ,
U * K ? e K .V aiV rr l a ■ u L m l l l a a
Governor Morrison then launched
niinc
himself into the prob- the bottom fell out of the ling nnd • Evidently Minml is prosperous
•brr-ush
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f l P * i i r_4 r r■ t i r e ■t u r 1 a f c a u l u l t l r
lem of usury in the state of North Carolina declaring that a gi d many investors were left again nml it is in tho.henrt of the
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In m any instances, although money is com paratively cheap i holding an empty sock, with land ar.-a thnt suffered in the depres
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THE SANEOrtfl-.IIEKAU), SATURDAY FEBRUARY 11, 192g
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Hurrah for Fresh Air!
The Sanford Herald
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A Buffer
th e U nseen.
A u to Sho
Section
FORDS
A t times money is
plentiful—wages are
high—everything is
running smoothly.
It.i&-than .thatthe^yiae
and thrifty person
makes provisions for
unforeseen
contin
gencies. .
1925 Touring
1926 Touring
192G IW sff ' - 1
1926 Touring ..
1926 Coupe
1926 T Tk St. Bdy j j
The First G ain.
Is Not The
Last.
1926 Durn, Tk
1926 Tk Chassis
throughout the country as a whole, "North Carolina is plas on their*hatids th at they could nut sion of the lost few yours. Possib
This happened at about the ly this is justification for believing
tered all over with mot-gages bearing eight to twelve |>cr cent sell.
time
a terrific hurricane dealt th at other n fjrb y cities are like
* i d i : U km*vi.u' 1 i iioiikau j^ n tcy e st. We should have <a law that would fix n rate, prevent
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r l t r - mm* r a n *
death ami destruction to n large wise comipg back.—Bay City,
n*<lU alnlrat)ui<
usury and protect the weak front exploitation at the hands section of the stale. A fter th at (Alieh.t Daily Times.
I i* r |h i
. i * l r r r .u t r a in J a r L n - l l n III*.
of the strong;"
i
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*1 S I . j i . mu * I n •
. U n M itr caani.
The former North Carolina governor, who is known to
.— i . i n u K u r a l l i M i a t . a n u l h l *
ll'm
have looked with longing eyes at a senatorial toga even since
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UNINSTRUOTED DELEGATES
i — liia ia n jlin *
'll
liu l n l l M N
pfnhe finished his gubernatorial job, concluded, "Now, don’t you
I'AM I'A T ltim 'N K
(T * M -Iv iu r .
atrlm . m t a r t n i r n '
haun**.
hoys go off and say, ‘Well, poor Cant, if he’d only keep his!
m o u th s h u t w e ’d s e n d h im to t h e .se n a te .’ I f t h a t is t h e p ric e ! Agreeing with The Tribune nnd I ably not. In that event, the Fhuother Florida papers which Ida r a- , n t n vote probably will he
I must puy to go to the senateJ, I'll r e t i r e to* Mrs. Morrison’s | several
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have *1‘oecn
outspoken on *the
sub M attered:
Imt each delegate wIM lie
farm out here in the country for the balance of my life."
Jcct, the Stnte Pemocrntic Ex IMi-niiltid to et.erciso his own liesl
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<My ( wouldn’t we like to see a candidate for something, ecutive ('om m ittec, in session a t
THE INCOMPARABLE—M\is ■j-0J. anythiliif, with nerve enough to come out and say which Keraandiim Friday, nliolished the ju d intent as to the strongest ami
dom U more. pn»r.ous than ru iies,|
WUH
o n | ^\s far a s we can tell, they all stand |,ievidential preference prim ary in must available edndidutc for the
this slate for this year nt least, nomination. Beg pnrdor; we should j
, blrl lire not tolli" compand" with I for frc«h •J*’ »nd sunshine, unlimHed health and large tourist nnd
decreed thnt Florida's delega have im hided ''h er," lieeau'c the,
her^-Pro 3:16,
' cr0PH’
*10W Bt,‘‘ they are wlten the subject of prohibition tion tn Houston go entirely tin* Committe also decided to have,
PRA YER—May Tliy wisdom., o! is brought up. And we haven't heard a single candidate for instructed.
?ight delegates at large instead of
>
. God, enter into our heart nnd! governor tell what his jmsitioir will be, if elected, when the
'Ibis is a M'nsltile decision. In* the UMiiil lour, four of these to lie
knowledge lnt|> our soul.
• racetrack question cotnes'before the next legislative session. rtuctions eonveynl hy preferential Wuioeii. Our delegates at large,
Long ago, when
Good Queen Anne'
Sheltered Europe
'Neath her Fun,
A modish Fury
IK .Swept St. Juincs
For Jndia stuffs with
Prodigious Names.
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In a small Georgia town not many years tigo there lived
; two women. One of them was very goodi She never failed- to
go to church nnd she had litmu o f the commonly recognize;
; vices o f this era. She did not d rin k ; she did not sm oke; she
did not sw ear or tell sm u tty sto rie s; she w as m arried and
stayed nt home with her own husband. T he other w as not so
good. She went to church occasionally, but took no active part
in -its life. SJte smoked and ntny have som etim es taken a
cocktail. She played bridge, often for money, and it w as fre
quently rumored that she had a ffa ir s .
B u t such rum ors could usually be traced to the door o f I
FLORIDA HUMILIATED
the woman who w as so good. Not that she had any g ru d g e ,
DELANO NKWH
again st the woman who was not so good, or that she wanted
i to do hur harm especially, but- she just liked to talk and h a d 1
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| n way o f her own about hearing things thut no one else se e m -ljl) v)1 ()|(.
(lf „ u.
j p j*
.^nntabl.: that afe d to k n o w ; O f course she told everx-one eve ryth in g she heard, ,,f
by hi-, amiioval -if I t e r ' the itigiiifn-4 nriminiNtration
1particularly if it w eren’ t of the conventional order, nnd she ii fiir.’s t:n- nml renther speech*, oof jfn ry A. Hardee, ami the forco, didn't see any harm in adding a little bit to it if the story w ere
Hi* signal failure to support*! lie* ful adm iuotratioi «»f , Governor j
| HqP otherw ise iuteresting enotlgit
I!I iiu k t i i I u- lea Iri-sbip ^ u f I A -Iiu lu r , M a - 1m . du I mg which time the iu i - j
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' Well, thin gs got about, and finitlly the good woman lo ld i^ ^ |i;i, jiin llrlil.vi, Ultll' ,'h.rlda ridn shnul.l be irisrapresented in ‘
[it where Ri would be the mosl e lle c tiv e (hat Ihe other woman j u , lu.
MllU. MhU-h faxors tai such fashion nt Washington,
When Senator Trammell kept his
might soon be expected to give birth to it child o f an unknown uml feather pn eei-duie.
Alabama xv.-ik tpih-k to re b u k e1seat in Mqiport of Heflin when he
fath er. Tongues waged, ile a d s nooded. E ye s winked. Old
maids looked askance, and old men glanced into m irrors. T he .* .riiitoi Heflin .ind Florida should should have ri.ru in support of
r piiiiinte Senator Tnunm ell at SeiiutnC Kolmn-ou, it was ehaiac1story grew fa ste r than tin* t-niin. and finally a group of the earliest possible moment.
tcrialic of Ills on omlieney us Unit| citizens, apparently with llie .r e s is in d b ilily for the w elfare
Not siltre Goveinoi Sidney .1. rd Stales aemitor th at hi' sh o u ld 1
r
Girm uny is proposing a law l i | r
.
uki- n “simple wish'* grounds fo ri* ^
^*1<l p eo p le on t h e i r s h o u ld e r:., to ld h e r to le a v e to w n ,
It was necessary for her to send for her husband, who
d x w cre. That would be being p e r-'
w as a naval man who seldom got shore leave and whom she
;.fii-tty hrttpst uliout U anyway.
had married two years before, and then to I borough!v estah-o----
i
uLniil lines in tlw Lowery. More. |js |, th e fact th a t sh e w as a c tu a lly , th o u g h s e c re tly , m a rrie d
unemployment
throughout
">*’ b efo re she could c le a r h e r na.n -
f a l l s made himself notorious with fail this state by inuetios rather
Ii .iei.
wiittei; to Washington ihan l«y artiori
r.t.i'ing tlmt in- xvould run for I’resIt is high time thut vve find
iilent. I i- elected, and then curl y -omeoll.' to -■ nd to Wuihiilgtoii
•ill n i tain tin eats, hus Florida a a junior seualoi who will not lie
been humiliated hy its ptildie men noticeable through inactivity alone.
•Couftry than at any time since
W c h a v e no in te r e s t in ndo ruang. g in g till t h is in to th e p a p e rs
to il. But celery is going up. Sanagain other than to show what gossiping tongues can do. We
fo rJ is not so had off
HATHAWAY ARGUMENT
.doubt if the good woman o f this story learned unv lesson
FLORIDA STATE NEWS
Ilnabngh. w in hus made it a j from the events ju st relate d —such people are incurahlv talk*nH. Sanford Signal apparently calculated to serve all the people
TUli not even to slink; hands ut the utivo— but we do believe that, others ran sen in t his the u tter
} va u* ri'ccptiom tendered him foJlacy of w orrying about th e other person’s business. And believes the tax payers’ money , uthci- limn individual propertydin-tig his flight tlirough the Am a fte r all. which of these tw o women (III volt lielicve w as ought to ho used in building roads owners.
criraa, must have a strong opin really good?
for “ those owning runHideralde
Tlie pnlii-y of the Rond De
property,’’ la th e r than the gener partm ent is io its everlasting
al public which pays the bill.
■unlit and i. one of the im port
II you do not believe it—ju.t ant featu re, which rmnmemls its
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listen to this illuminating stale.
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V ( Hindu. Sxxaini Yoginuindi. is
DILLY-DALLYING WITH TRUTH
in. in from Ihe Signal: "Some of ’T ^ f d o n to the general public
giv(|ig lessrms in love to Miami
Short
roads erst less than cir
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
tluisr voters who own ransidehilile cuitous routes, built to enhance
• wniyu:n and charging thirty-five
lioRirs A' feStih. Our oragstore
fonrideruhle of what appears tc ( u ale a si-aiiilnl that is more I roperty in those towns left nut i’lud values.
eonyioya
must
lie
falling
down
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J to
Ih- entirely justified eritieiam it auditions Hum tlie one out nf b y .the new higlixxnys are not go
The most direct roads also cut
ing to lull over themselves voting
whrti f.npper* have to pay aHindu 1j„ being directed to Washington
whirh these xniiuut* proceedings for Fons. C ertainly roads cut them down distance between points—
forJfissnnH. ‘
i nt the present time, ii being aimed
which affects u tremendous saving
4
---------—— at those who. in various proceed- b«‘»’gioun. is it any wonder tlui. off the main highway and they in tinv.\ patience, energy, tires,
not
a
t
nil
pleased.
pu .litiiitn-i-in is l*eingheaped ] are
gun, oiljind cars.
- . l4denda
■y ------ -of c.u: • are asking i f ' ingx, judicial nnd otherwise, a le
“
‘to- engagedJ *- trials ami hearings i upon all iluoe in any way respon- |
R ' h d**' prnud boast of count
Jh n Canton
of***'---*
Mlumi ’is- going
We believe the Signal lias ndrun/ for goAerpor. Frankly, we do ! growing out of ndmittediy scan- ”il«l * for wlutt Inis laki n p’.uce ali i ;b’»s friends of the road ehuiimua
dulous
transactions
involved
in
the
for
what
is
going
on
without
sign
Hint
Florida
highways
have
been
vanccd
u very able argum ent in
not,knew, lie iis
getting
many
ur-l
built in the shortest .and most dir- favor ofthe election of Dr.Ilatnn■*
*
i
ffrnt Yequesta from
all
parts
'if* .the
| leasing hy the government of oil of leriiiinution
ret line and along routes licst way us Governor of Floridn.
■stare to do so, but s-i fa r We dn not projHirties tn private individuals
i
v ,,.
believe
up his mind. f „„d t concerns.
Ml
' M n‘'
™
1 * he has guide ___
Iftlipuim1
i OUt l nil t|oVY|l, IlllVi*
|t*M-‘
| When thi»nc 11 ini • nml )u*urini;'(
i!c\*i>iunh un inutUas enterrhrn Hickman Itarned of tlv were Instituted it was assumed ii*T hdn these oil leasing luses,
LOSSING’S
BIGGEBB d a ir y f a r m
ic t o* the ju ry lie is said to thut the purpose was to ascertain and still tliere is no approach to
P hone 3711
QUICK SERVICE
| have said. "The i it is cast and the truth or the falsity of charges the end of the proceedings against
thf^atate wins by a neck." To Ids made, und to absolve or movie- those charged witli criminal acts
Sweet Milk
Sxx-eet Cream
TRANSFER
atprd
mind it all may appear those individuals whose names are in i’<>i)iiicliini thercwilli. The auliiB u tter Milk
iTw
-r'
Hauling, Crating, Shipping,
funny jjow. when he yet has connected with the nil lands len--- nitty i f courts has I n defied
M ilk fo r Babies
and Storage.
ji of escaping the Ing transactions.
A fter several by reluctant xvitnesscs, juries, it ii
A ' . . chance
.
Phone 4HH
COI K. 3rd St.
IM -sse, but we doubt if even lie will years of investigations and hear charged, have been spied, upon,
J.'ke ahout j f |whon he begins to ings nnd triuls it begins to look oven the courts themselves have
ax if the real purpose of it nit pi rmitted proceedings to lag, all
ta b s tri* I a n thirteen steps.
--------- --------was to still further conceal the ol which lias served to obstruct
S>, v t may suy goodbye to the truth and make it passible for ascertainm ent of the truth and to •CITY
TRANSFER
-CcrgJrr* Highway depl, whether or those charged with criminal mis delay• justice. In one particular
Sanford Used Parts.
instance
congress
amended
the
rot*»ve forget it. It xvouid he well conduct to evade the pronounce
i
&
STORAGE
CO.
Company .
law in order thnt witnesses might
,Tlie
'-nmc of the other ment of guilt or innocence.
|hM tincnta i f tr.n last legislature,
It is admitted generally that he compelled to give what infor
We
have
parts ,for all
IlaulIng-Cnitlng-ShlppinB
itfrinf, repugnant to the public the oil lands leasing trunsautions mation they have, and still "the
Makes
of
automobllee.
Facilities
iru ttq ttus whole tru th nnd liothin;; ; Side-Track
* * ro
rrfii*ff‘rom
t»rnndtr"
Oo,*
pubJu
^
a
n
d
l
.
And
but
the
tru
th
"
i*
being
withheld,
u d come*.undrr .the wt»?|now. the proceedings, hy which thi
Phone tl96
At Half Price
in y o ' Hie S u p i c n i e f o Q r t and entire mess should lie cleared up, f a n it lie th at if nil the fact* be
H
O
fl
N,
Maple Avenue
a ^ in p lu r fa le .- Tamjm Trib- Indicate tlmt a greater scandul u came known tlie oil srnndal would
See Us— We Save You
in the making, due to tlie dilly bo wohse than already it is known
Money •
Ralph W. Lossinj?
dallying with truth unit justicr, to bo? Goodness knows, it is’ bud
Cor.
Sanford
and Geneva
enough
now.
Ift risked a an tain* wgli known that is bein'; permitted. Tlie oil
M ux— .
Avenues
l'h o n f 50
tuaiur:..! man tlie olhrr day case trials themselves have lagged
It is very likely th at nothing
a certain piece of property through many weary months and can bo done in the way of speed
retth- H* salil fifteen thoua- yea A, delay being heaped upon ing- up those oil scandal trials
^..oliars, It sold two years sgo delay. The same is true with the nnd hearing*, and that they must
■thirty. Ifijrh.Uxc* cout * >* ’ i* • o.U m pt rase that grew out of be perm itted to continue in the
tlj Hint. I'loplr have just lost the must recent of there triu li. way -they have been going, nut
fjfct! ip tlum.ielvcM and their Every possible expedient, making while they are continuing the
, rty. Rsa! # iU ‘.e will never be for delay, nnd for avoiding tho people tire criticising and conThe place to build your home
irkelable’romiuodity until ron- giving of testimony, has been rr- detuning, and eventually they muy
* i If ycgalnrri. We should have rurted to, with the result Hint decide un action that will put a
•ol*n to SELL OUIIFELVES nothing definite has been arrom #r. * 7\
lurlda, * 5 ..
plishcd up to this time, ,cxr?pl j j :U juatiee.
'j
■4, i*/ TJ -r <, Xm. '*
Loch A rbor
emit
iMLdutf/-..
1
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! .,
H. C. Douglass, Mp.J
Used Car Dept.
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T H E FIR ST N A*T I O N A L B A
NK
'.
"The Bank of Service"
Sanford
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^
Florida
S'
and Citrus Exposition
--A T
D E L A N D =
E x e m p lify in g the rer.i Xotinuation under th is w onderful C ounty of Vo'.ut.ia. B eau ty seekers are invited to come and see w h at the breadwinners
are doing in soil products— fru its, flow ers, vegetab les, canned goods,
livestock, pou ltry— see w hat we are doing here in the dead o f winter.
Jt will bp e n lig h te n in g ; it will ho edu cation al; it will he sou l-satisyin g —
and a real exhibition staged in ti fin e collection o f buildin gs set in
grounds that have been highly-decorated and laid out in w alks, roads—
all parked.
F iv e h igh w ay s lead in, all railroad s m ake concessions in
fares, as do the hus lines. T h ere will he horse and auto racin g, it full
two hours free show, and the g re a t Jo h n n y J . Jo n e s C arn iv al.
The
grounds are am ply policed and plenty o£ sa fe places fo r auto pnrking
T his F a ir is as great as m oney nnd skilled m anagem ent can m ake it—
(111! it is fo r you, citizens o f F lo rid a and v isito rs to F lo rid a.
Y o u r en(’ertainm ent will he our first consideration. W rite us for reservations,
maps of the route in. and we will take the best o f care o f you. DaLand
is a graciuos hostess for the F a ir v isito rs.
THE
S O U T H ’S P R E M IE R
COUNTY
F A IR
SPECIAL DAYS
TUESDAY FEB. 14—Children’s Day, Garden Club
Day, Lake County Day.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 15— Farmers and Fruit Growers,
Seminole County Day, Elks’ Day. '
‘'
THURSDAY, FEB. 16—Governor’s Day, (Hon. John
W. Martin, Florida’s Governor, will be present).
FRIDAY, FEB. 17—Fletcher Day, Halffax Country
Day. Hon. Duncan U. Fletcher, Guest of Honor.
SATURDAY, FEB. 18—Tourists’ Day, North Volusia
Day, Putnam County Day.
FREE FEATURES
A solid two-hour show twice daily in front of the new steel g r a n d s ta n d
seating 6,000 people.
'.
Horse Racing
Auto Racing
Fireworks ~
Johnny Judge Trio Clowns
Nelson & Nelson Act
High School Horses, with May Thompson
Peejay Ringens, 110 foot high diving act
rive Fearless F'lyers
t Ella Harris
The Riffenach Troupe
- J°hnny J. Jones Carnival of World Wonders .
E. W. BROWN Secretary-Manager.
FIVE DAYS
Feb. 14-18 INCLUSIVE
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Hudson 7 1* .... Q f{(
Sed
■**w
legates. They have been held n o t, ' A era ngeinentd were made to ob
• binding and not recognisable by tain an immediate canvas of the
) nicecssive presiding officers of votes f'*' deW?atcs, so th a t Qiere
Iihu National Convention. They will lie an abundance of time for
have been n waste
f tim e and ‘ lho.se elected to prepare for the
trip t.i Texas. These m atters hav
ballot-m arking graphite.
Under tlie ruling of th-j S tate ing been definitely settled, tho
Committee,
Florida’s delegates field is open for candidates for
will vole as they please n t Hous- delegate—eight from the stnte nt
| ton. it will lie up to the ric'.sgYtion large, male nnd female, and two
to determ ine whether or not it will! from each congressional district,
be governed hy the unit rule; proli- Announcement* are in order.
1
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Thera were Cltem derrj-s amik .
ABejsrs,
Ginghams, Mulmuls.
AAibrowshs,
H ahinudhiatticr.
B e g u ile s ,
• T*lrf:iool:n line.i with
S eorbetter::
PenkiRCcei and
CgUcwaniDcsc
RwetJt the tiny
Rid*heelid shoes:
CheUces, Taffntirs,
Htjccutums,
Grerad all Tru'.y
Stylisli Ifrom-i:
' Vastly fine It
Must have been,
Long age, when
Anne was Queen!
MARGERY SHARP.
n?
Cordially ynurn,
Im n u llfIra
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$11
Hudson Coach
’ MATUR 1)A Yi Fci»~ 1 1, 102ft.
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Personal Activities
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HOTEL A R R IV A L
Mrs. Newman Honors1Interesting Activities
FORREST I.A K £
!Guest From Ireland Mark This Week For^ 7t. Fun
,t0l]U)(lo. ...........
c. n. Pinson,
With G r i d P a r t y Presbyterian Church! m»ami•,.m*.-and wUrjuccM u^
! C a r d ’ o F 1’r
r t A N K4 -t t
1
»?. ijuy.f t-i•own nr ncr ntjyrc
■West SideIPittye 1.) 1r-t will entertain
ke nt FIXIi o’clock nt her
I i Tenth ■Street, 4innorinK
lirUn liar A. a bride elect
Irerk.
Lr bnii'u"' i meeting of St.
Kaild will ti held at 3:00
Id ti e ia'' iz.li House.
K R.iffn Gi '!z of the First
l»t Chutvb will meet nt 7:30
let th<' hum,i of Mrs. O. W.
1 211 K.i •: rhird Street. All
n are a:'- d tn attend.
lr Bi tting' r. of the Motho.
pith. Mr- W. E. Raines
lui will II.n t, with Mrs.
[tt 3:0(1 Uel- -'I. nt fher home
Itlr A- t-ni'i
L Nii. 1 tv Hu- Methodist
LMr. 11. II (‘htippell chair*
rill mot h' -•Mill o’clock with
. P. Ib.mly;■it fhe church an
+— n^ n w .Tiu r ’- ^ r
W wm
"
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;ber> iiml tun; F. Herrington.
Mr*. Alice Woodcock .of Irejand, * This week has been a busy one H ochtstn, A. Y.i Mrs.' Herring
N e w YorkJ'1Hr. and Mrs.
Second Of Series Of who I* spending tie "winter here jwith the Presbyterian Church. ton,
Chntlc* Butler, Philadelphia, Pa.;
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P
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a
a
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tho
guerit
of
Mis.
Robert
A.
There
wvre
three
meetings
of
woAt The Churches
I ewis A. Smith, Savannah, Ga.;
■*“ * IIC S U l \ € n . XH-mnn n t hoe home in Roabjm eiy
Monday,
the Executive
W.
H. Lovett. Jacksonville; Joseph
Brayi, tin- Prayer' Rand, and the
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
By Mrs.-R.
A.
Newman
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M. Findley. Washington, 1>. C.t
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i ipient of many delightful social general business m eeting of the II. II. Cheonoy, Osceola; Mr. and
, ..
courtesies,* was again honored auxiliary. Tuesday night 74 xvo- Mrs. John M. Clark. Augusta, Ga
Scxagcsinm Sunday
.,
One of the must
Cltll,1,l-,,U' " ; ! Thursday after
iftemoda, w h a ttJ ■.Mn..tt*i^ >U i»*.G I*«*w Class w r t t » n , C ^ ° J - ^ ‘" S ’
^ C o lphm tton. o f H oly~pJm tjiuuIon, w i H r s eijjojirbic brirfgi
. ," . Xowmhn enter
iterfiiined* at th e first a Valentine supper in ll.c c h f lr ^ H ^ v m lin ^ V ,
V***™ ™ *
given this jeiisdh was that of Frip a r t i __
e s , ’ The social rooms were , »kforated ’
__'
of
Rertcr df bridge
n _____
(jhurch School, DUB.
»| * . .
Ha(C]nftdfitntmftvhen Mrs. K .iim
'I f to A T •
c rmlitts'- of this hnndsomo for the ocenSinp and no ‘ pains
M otnlng P ray e r anil Sermon,
SEMINOLE
A.
entertained at tinClub will meet nt J l r
where the table* had been wire spared to make the occasion ( Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Davis, Ft.
A. M. •
r H’t
<’id ’f a rcrlefi of bride
bridge parties at
►
t..dlt> of Mr*..
ged' f o r 1|Ma.v were' 'lavishly a happy one.
,} vuninpr P ray e r nml Sermon,
Myers'; L. S. latzarus, Macon, Ga.;
her Umh-june ht me in Hose c o n . ;
-l,h
uamiHe. 7 f * d
on Myrtle Aver r>:01 I '. M ..
Wednesday, the School of Mis A. L. W right, Jacksonville; E.
in
honoring
h
er
house
guest
Mrs.
Al.
%
t
Ifcladioli
and
ferns,
> otfng Peoples' Service League,
sions nnil al 7:30 P, M. with an Halhock and wife, Tam pa; A. S.
lee Woodcock of In la n d .
__
.. Moore Jicott will c:3p | \ m .
The .................
VahhUine idea*
prevailed Increased crowd which the meet- Carnes. Orlando; TV- E. O’Kane,
The r>oms of this lovely it into
fJt bnilpe nt te r home In
Ineiolay F ebruary 15,-in Holy were nModni with quantitio ->f r. »l both in the decorations and otlier in ' room would not hold, and some New York; F. Touavto, Tam pa;
3;(l|l o’clock,
details.
’* ■ laid to stand outside the doorl'|F . B. I.comud, Jacksonville; 11. G
P arish House, Hector* Bible
sweet p.-ns, hairy, breath and wMte
i. phi will entertain n t n Clnbsj 7:30 I*. M,
T^ie tallies nml bridge score while tlie whole .school was in the Jew ett, Jacksonville.
bent hep artistically n ririu m l in pails Wi<m done in the fartns uf devotional session together.
[ilKe luncheon a t one
baskets and howls. Plnyoel In-u- and Valentines and after the stated
Gounrty Club.
Friday night, there were three
U P S ALA CH U RCH
them and lending a plcii'-ing t -mb number of progressions had been
<nffat Hotel F orrest
meetings. The Pioneers, a group
\.*(-re
tall
cathedral
candlr-i
also
in
played, scores wen1' collected and of intermediate hoys m et in the
[,
Thero will he an English Serv
j y *Stbry, Hour nt 10 ice in the Upsala Church near red. Tlie valentine ideas were car prizes aw ard ed ;' The first prize, club room, the choir was in ses
ried out in every detail.
a liand embroil!- i-d linen bridge
,•the Library,
.
Ncv.’ Upsala, Sunday, Feb. 12,
Heart* ■shaped tallies dune in luncheon ret wn won by Mrs. sion, nml the Christian Endeavor
ely of Holy Cross Epis- nt 10:30 A. M,, conducted by Augheld a very successful valentine
>h will .meet a t 3:30 o’* u sla n t Lutheran.. Synod Mission quaint-valentine designs were u -J Albert Ml Fnm tm -*(. Amkiumu, S. Soi-illt.
in keeping Scores fo r the gv.iiVLParish l l c u s d . . '
ary', F. Swenson from Orlando. of progressive bridge nml rif-rr-the C., while Wes. W. Tlpodyrc Lang- 'T w o new families united with
A cordial invitation to members fifth progression had been |d ;rv d / ley was given a dainty vanity for t!m church last Sunday, and «vMo n d a y
and otlu-rs (bat- New Upsala is M-oryH were collected by Mrs. Ern having scored tin- h a st. The cut* r.mgcimnts were made, this week
VT oday
prize, a pearl mvklnce went to
fVans Circle of tlie extended.
est Galloway nml Mrs. Frank 'i- u- Mrs. J . E. Brou -. The guest of for the tran sfer to h ic u l member
Cliuh-h of which Mrs.
"THE WRECK OF TH E
aiilcz and prizes nwhrded. Mrs; honor wn* presenlfd a tirttty ship of four othr members wlju
nil's rlinirinnn, will m eet
HKSPERU8”
have
recently
moved
to
town.
C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CH U RCH George Knight who held lop m .re, stenciled bridge hincltcon set as
___ ,nt the church.
.
added
received a pnlv of linen pillew lips, gift from her Im-trs*.
lire boa11 of Presbyterian
Collegians
i
Cor.
P
ark
Aye.,
&
3rd.
St,
while "the low ^coru prize, a 1. k,
When, the games had been con Miss Marion Hand To
. Kill meet nt 1!:30 o'clock
“TH E WINNING GOAL"
* John Bernard Hoot, M inister. ■ w t n t l o Mr?. Braxton L. Perkins. cluded and tin- curd tables cleared,
.■arch
;
Wed
W.
A.
Fitts
Soon
Church
School,
D|45
A.
M.
Sportllghl •
In cutting for the other pi.irr, n the hostess usslsted by Mrs. Ihilesuf the rrcabyt^Clan
M
orning
W
orship,
11:00
A.
M.
headed
party.bag,
Mrs.
W.
WalWcc
"CROWN
lll.A D S"
ton, Mrs. llrcu-e. Mrs. Houmillnt,
rw.lhinert at 3:00 o’clock
Subject: "P aul ..as seen by bis W right w as the fortunate one. Mrs, Mrs. J , P. Woodruff, Mrs, Ben
An event of next week which
torch.
contem poraries, hit* Lim itations; Wi-odeoek Was given a bo-1.. "Me Caswell, Mrs. V . c . Hill and will be til’ special interest will bcl
MONDAY
hr businr's meeting of the Jj U Sincerity." '
and Pa In Florida" nr im-mcmo of Mrs. GeUrge A. PeCottca served that of Wednesday afternoon when]
Auxiliary of?“ t!i!l
Charlie Chaplin
,';,,A t 0:30 The ChrUlian KndcavrefreshnibUts eonsi-ting of chick the wedding of Miss Marion Hand
Church will W ftW T orerst will m eet w ith the other the occnsipn,
in his latent laugh-fest
At thu ten hour, tin- bridge ac en salad, olives, taltines, potato and Me. William Aylott Kitts Jr.,
societies nt the Ju n io r High School cessories were removed and the chins, sandwiches and straw berry will t.'iko place nt 1:3U o’clock a t
"The Cirrus"
of the Methodist
So cial
lendar
.Wt
PRINCESS
AVo wish to tn k o 'tliir means of
Uianldnu_.uur_ uiuuy -Triendi for
their kmdness to us d u rin g the
illness and death t ' our little
daughter ShMuy l*«i*ellc, and also
for the beautiful Dural offerings.
ME and Mrs. M. Kronenl
.
TODAY
Buffalo Hill Jr- /':;
in
*.
i.
"The Desert Demon"
added
" l ’eyiU .of the Jun«U ”_ .
Getting It S traig h t .
“ You came In aw fully late hist
p jg h i-lh is m utaiag,’.*.. , r
.«
Hie' K,vp7 *t *K
^ " T l i a t ’s all righ t; I’m going to
..
sleep until this evening tnmor.jUJ#
| i si ,'ly+teyyaoiy ‘ Us
row."—Judge.
w,u‘
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M onday
and
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T uesda*
17 •
Evening Wonrnip, 7:30. P. >f.
TH E FIRST. METIfODIST
CHURCH
by Mrs. W. C Hill, Mrs. Ernest | The players were Mrs, Alice f nuptial music is being nrrflDg
/
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lionplohler and M v. Galloway.
Woodcock, Mrs. Samuel Pufeston, ed t-\ tin- organist, Miss Charlotte
W. P. B ilim ian, ‘ Pastor.
Invited to miv. Mrs. Woodcock Mr* M'alter Morgan, Mrs. ChoVltJ Smitli who will ho assisleil by
Sunday School, 0:30 A. M., It. W. were Mr-. F.iin-i 'Galloway, Mrs. E. Henry, Mrs. Robert J. Holly Mis. Katbeiine Buhrmnn, soprano.|
tVnre, m iprfinteqdeht.
Tin- hi i<|i- will have as her
Vlexatnlev Vant'liiin, Mr*. W. Wnl- S., Mrs. G. F. Smith, Mrs. Deane
Preaching, 11 A. AL: Sermon, Inrc Wright, Mrs. I-rank Gonzalez, Turner of F ort Myers, Mr*. \V. aHead.'iut-. Miss Frances Dutton,
“The Christ Idt-a of Missions.’’
Mrs. A. W. Epp*. Mrs. G. Irving Theodore Langley, Mrs. H arry B. mai-l 1 1 honor, .Misses Mildred
At 3 P. M., a community m eet I.oueks, Mi . Edward Lane. (Mr;. Lewis. Airs. F. E. Rouinillat,'Tlik». ll.o .l and Pnttyl1 Lyles, bridesing addressed by- Dr.
. B. , M. Tipple. I La Verne Hurt, Mrs. David cald- P. J. Feitner, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, mai-l- Ilic wts- flower girl w'-ll
Miss .lam- Schultz, niece
hpworth l-4'»gUe devotional m eet-1Wi jj j , | s
w .Mi-lseh Jr.. Mi**, Jam es A. Pittm an, Missji-i h r
ings, 0:50 P. M.
| Ml. / ( ,, Vincent. Aim. E. H. A Mi- IGitherim- Miller of Cineinptiti, --f ilui to ulr elect. Mr. F itts will
Evening preaching service, - :30 m il, Mrs. ,1. G. Brill, Mrs. Eilwanl Ohio, Mrs. Mortimer Glo.ver, ALr* i*a us bis best mini, I'tiul Stines,
While llle ii-dicr-i will be Rhode!o'clock: Scnnon, "The Peculiar Call lliguius. Mrs. It. F. W hitncr, Mr . Donald P. Drummond, M is. S aM -!ul
Ii hb is SI.eld.m and .1. D. Sheldon of
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Wmlnesdny, 7:30 P. M., a review jins, Mrs. R. It. -Dens, M>t*i T. L. Air*, ti. 1). Bishop, Mr*. W. A. New
of the Inst two chapters of "New ' llum iv. Mr* .1. C-. Gibbs, .drs. M. R. I itts, Mrs. Genrgo S , ' W itm er, i-1 - ■in, J,iiiii'.' Jackson and'G eorge
Tasks, for New Times."
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Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. Mr*. W alter S. Coleman, Mrs. A. t 110.01.
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Hand, i.i the young liaugb1 H.-dph Wight,
Mrs. David L. It. Walla*e. Mrs, Floyd J ’sltuur,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
j T biusher, Mrs. Ja m e s G. Sharon. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs; thdvtn ti-i - 1 Mr. and Mrs. W alter Scott
, Mrs. E. D. M ob!i\. Mrs, George Teague, Mr*. Albert Hi FwrntUr II i ..| and I- a general favnrtto
Sunday School f>:30 A. M.
Dnv’id H art, M i-. G.... go Knight. of Anderson, S. < Mrs.- J . ,D. wit a wide civile of friends, and
Morning worship and sermon 11 Mrs. Roy Syrvo--. Mr-. K 11 Me Woodruff, Mis. Dili Iv-Cunwell, p. n ji|.(iitl i member of the yiinnp, ,| el of Sanford. She Im •
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. il.r Methodist A. M, A feature of the music will Crack' ll, Airs. Krncitt Hotish -bier. Mrs- tieorge A. Dei‘ottea and Mr*.
tbi- city her' liuine nil hi r ’
p wilt nt- r* .tl 3:00 o’clock hr « stringed trio, "One Fleeting M r. Fred Daiger, and Air*. .Irthti J. -E. Brail*'
life.
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,|> i! the Sanford rehool
Hour",
Mr.
Joe
Rives,
Miss
Pauline
Ike c>-n -in, Mrs. S. O.
Meiseh.
and wa a member of I lie ebl •C- ok. and Mr. Robert F rasier, with
Mrs.
Beecher
Kent
Is
[hrr cr. i 1 ' A t-mie.
1tlL’3 - I in-- Sanford High Sellout
it Nt. it, 1 the .Methodist organ neromp.-uijment by Miss Jllnr- Cliurc-h Circle Holds
Hostess To Lottaphun Alt*.- ei.uluatI--II. Mir. Hand m p sill n:i i . w th the rhuir- c a re t Davis.
tende-l the l lm 'da State Collegi
Sermon nubjeet, Fire Falling nml Session In Lake Mary
Hrt, J, '•!, MeU.i kill, 300,-!
The iccii,hcis of the Lottaphun for V\ 1'iiieit at Tallalm*';**’.
1Van Are- 'in-, Rose Court Destroying a City—Another S trik
III nlgi Club se re most ileligbt
ing E vent in the Light of Modern
Mr. Fin* is tin- e l d - sen <*l ,
le'el i !..
The Jenny Spaulding Circle "f
fully
Friilffy tit ?«•»•- Mr. and Me
William Aylett
1 Orv;iii f 11ib uf the First Science.
the F iist ltap t:>t Church m e t Wed liniin enU-rtnined
as the guests of Mis F itts, one of tbe topi- illa tiv e
Young People's Unions fi: 1f> P. M
It Church v 3 meet fit 3:00
n .rd av with Mi- J. D. Cochran nt
at her attractive pioneer families of llii- rei-tion.
Evenin'," Service 7:30. Sermon lu*r honu* ut I nin’
t it tin- 1 nu «f Mr*. F. J.
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Park.
.-ubjecl.
Downward.
He graduated from Sitnt--id High
Ip <r. P; !: • :i> Avenue.
'i m e of the newly e lected chair- hr‘"“' '« u
A live niinuttw p r e lu d e - My I e-r.n Mis. W alter Stodilenmire, Hie
Hi d and w lin , the Valentine
School in I'.ij'J, aft* r winch he
Choice for Sheriff.
I ni,.eting wu - presided over by I
wi-hf offretively used i n bnt i v.'its in th naval .service for sev
TCFiSH \ Y
The F irst B aptist Church w arm 'M rs IlerL-rt S pur. It was opened I'h e dccerati-S'. and other d.-'ail eral years and is nnv .t.-Mieialeil
A. mil huM regular ineet11:00 o’l l- - k at old Masonic ly welcomes citizens who have m- with the singing --I Rock of Ages**, An nbniuiaiirt of ru t flower* m with In* fa th e r in l-ti'iin***.
church home, and visiter* t-» these ridb.v/fcd by prayer and scripture led ami wtute, combined wi’n
the lij-ket.
greiyn- ry wm- used in basket
Brill-:.■ lunrheon for the service*.
reading.
Camp Fire Group Has
Rrtt.ii a- , f tbe Woman's
A fter a short business ncssiim, aboili the rooms where the laid*
Presbyterian Church.
Its Weekly Meeting
o’clock at. Hotel Forthe meeting was turned over to hud been spread for piny, (in the
Mrs. John Abrahams for the usual card tallies ware heart shaped
tEnd iL'-tae nt Hotel For- t The following Will be the ser ItilJe Study. Mrs. E. M. Carro’.l hoses which held fed and whim
The U'aselanileuti
(iroup o>
n t !' Ofr o'clock under the vices Sunday:
gave ati interesting talk on “ N a candle: which wt re enjoyed dm - Camp Fin- Gill* met at the b
y:4Ii A. M. Sunday School
'd-St. Agm s Guild.
tive Medina*' W orkers in China," ing the game*.
of Mi** Gladyet* Sti-mpcr, group
11 A. M. Morning W orship
Tallies in keeping with the Cebu gtinidian, -in West. Third Street, j
afte r which U-*' bn-Uss served dn)l\12 M. Scsriop Meeting
WEDNESDAY
scheme Were um-d for the garni • The meeting was conducted by
ty refreshm ents.
.
5:30 P. M. C hristian Endeavor
Spaulding Circle. _.wiil
Members attending were Mrs. of bridge and when scores Im I Marcnd* I Sieveking and dm ing tin* I
!.*tth Mi-.. K. M. Carroll a t - 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship.
H ester Fellows,-Mrs, J. A: Strange, been compared it was found that liuxiiteH* **-s*ion, Mnrji'rte Bnniaki
,,n Magnolia Avenue.
8:30 I*. M. Sturdon Meeting.
Mrs. IJuinn Tmiehton, M iss' Mary the prizt* fo r top store among Ik-- was nanird a* ucrilte. Mil* StemTunu-r Circle of the F irst
We invite those without a G nodal*-, 411>. John Abraham s, club members, a hand paintel per ma*U>'Uh» th at > »••!» girl
(huuh will meet aU.3;3*i Church home hero to worship with Miss Gossie Flrtchcrj Mrs. E. M. bond -it- w ater u-t bad been w n in re-iipcm't- to roll eml muni tell
« the home of Mrs.* RV2; the constantly ‘ increnrdng congre Carroll, Alins Elmo Cochran, Mrs. by Air*. Chris Matthew*. For of some kind deed nhc .bail done
in West F irst S treet.
H erbert Spier and Airs. J. D. having scored Hi - m ost point* during t lit: Week.
gation of this church.
Cochran. I be next m sating will ht- among tin* gm-Htn, Mrs. Sharp won
Following the bminrx- ■-eH*hin
FRIDAY
Mr. C. E. Miller W ill Adress Big Jiohl W«-dnesday at the home of a hand painted cheese hoard nml il uncial hour wa* enjoyed, when
Bridge P arty at 3:ttt)
Berean Brotherhood.
Mrs. E. M. C'annjk
knife. The low sco rn -g u est(p riz-, gam es of all Kind* " d 'e enjoyed
,*t Hotel F orrest Lake.
u hluu shoulder flower went t - uiul refri-hliin-intK i-f “arulwich* •*
Bridge party ut Hotel
Mr. C. E. f i l l e r of New Y-rk
VALENTINE SU P PE R , ,
Mr* Are Id bald t-f W inter Pare. UIH, ,ulnch w erem ev ,,,
11 1-aM' at 8:00 o'clock
o'clock. anti Sanford will address the Big
while the lew icon- club prize. . | Vm„t
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,'rilliam Moore Scott, will Berean Brotherhood of the F irst
Thai*- preaent 'wen-; Mmv Fran
Tim ’social meeting of the hand painted groom holder, " a ’
-a #t bridge at 3:00 a t hi;r. B aptist Sunday School tomorrow
ce*
Andrews,
Lois Biiti. Helen
Gleaners Class cf the P resb y ter
l in Mayfair.
m orning U:30. Mr. Miller spoke ian Sunday Fflmul. held Tuesday given Mr*. F rank W. Talbot:
Colbert, Mary June IYc-.li n, l.ou*
At the conclimhm of flu- game briefly to the. clasa last Sumlay evening was in the form of n
the bridifj iwoesworle* wet*- ie- i*o 1 Winstead, Mary Kli/..ilielli\3'<>FLKHtlY MEET
m orning, and the men were much Valentine supper, which had been
moved and refreshm ents of mm ! I Ittr, Mtircsidel Flovckfhg. Elizalwtli
t^U d.iy of medlLution and pleased with his message. P resi
arranged by Mr*. Claude Howard, cd fru it xaluil in the form* of tbe Molhvin, Dorothy Mar-hall, Mar
observed Thursdny a t dent F. P. F o rster of the F irst Class president and her corpn of
jorie Bonlski, Evelyn I’orti'r, and
various card symbol*, wndwkbtrow Parish House by the National Bank gave a short address
assistant*.
Chaimof
red
hearts,
cheese Rtrawi*, and coffee wore w-r- Mi** Gledyee Stempor,
°1 the liiocesa of South which was filled w ith practical
together with basket;* of red snap Vcd. On tlu> jiluees were heart
»r,i ' m0|'T'l'»g hours were counsel. The m essages of Mr. For dragons were used in decorating
xhaped baskets fllletj with snlti.l
■on discussion of the work ster are nlwuys received with cntbe church parlors where the ta b nut,1*.
CHULUOTA
Me a,’d u t noon a tem pt- thusiasnrby the men of the class.
Ik- *!.*°n
les hud been spread. G racing the
Mrs. Kent'* g u e s ts , were U n
wa* served by the
Mi? Miller has hnd a wide ex Irbies were bawls of red cu t flow
Ormond Jactibs who hn* been in
sharp, Mr*. Archlcbald, Mr.*.
,.of Ike St. Agnes Guild, perience in church activities, nnd
huso attending were Rt. his nddreifscs a re . nsflecllntis of n ers and f e rn s ,' while the places Frederick W ard nnd George D>- tl|e bo*pilnI (n Orlando for three
uf the members and th eir guests livu of W inter Park, Mrs. M. Mm- wtetca ’relum ed home Sunday nml
■ n uuduck of the diocese deep and vuried experience.
ked with red hearts nyik, Mrs! ChHs M atthew*. Mi*, hi* many Til end* will be phased U>
(.lp»eph M.
‘ - ‘avrank W, TAllIiOtJ, Mnt. J. E. know hq Vvfll *hen be able to rc«• of Ten
roses
BixhiiM C.
wirier,, Mr*. Clifford Walker, *umb his studies «t til*- .Semiiude
Tho
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r*. H c ^ w lri 'tf ilk e r , and Mr*. H ig t
Sir*.
B.
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Long
mid M r-.llle.
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fetshTnif. V a lirtin r* coalumes acted tnali.
W lt; Williams spent AJpudny *M
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a/w a lrro citcs. A t seven o’clock u
Ori^udo.
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H. Beavins, W inter
tasdj' courio. sujipcr wift* served.
J^D obrcy who hn* been a ftti( *>t
Thonw, Dyke, KissimDR. T H IPP L E W ILL I»IIEA‘ »
The evening was m errily spent
Mr*. W. D. Holden,. Mr*, i s a t ' rhulUota Inp for three weeks
Hriil: ' A - Davclt, Orlando,
^ ‘l ni .l * I-ander, W est
Dr. B ertrand M artin Trip pie. for with games and a most in te re st Verne H urt and Mm'. E. A. Dong' leR Tuesday morning fur hi* home
ing program arranged by Mrs. J. Iasi motored to Orlando, ’pm rnl.tv, in Minneapolis,
Rev. George HUlCf,
14 .years PreakV nt of tha
' h^ i c 'G ib b * and JAra. 11. J . LsluAaa. ^h ^ rc they attended Urw bridgeLv W r. and Mr*. C . U. Bruiulcy. of
J ' C" Mn™«*en, 1st College a t Romp, Italy, w»u
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w
uSnnfonl
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were ..i..,.__
visitors here rim
Thurs
Thin ^d elio b tfu l a ffa ir __
was
Wriy.jJt.Lb*’
Clpb.
preach hero Sunday afternoon. tended by TS guefct*.
. C r T ; Uv- F - Aday"
Afternoon..
“ W 1- ' *ltv, "'f°r t ' me r Glover, Dr. Tripple 1* considered by many
Mr*. U. V. David of Sanford
Mr*. Chnrle* T M lem M rson of
Gen^7* !,1* Urangcrm , Ofauthoritief to know motV about
DcLond nnd M tt: Xt’TtTTDf Tnul •' spent th e t)aj Monday with her
LECTURER ARRESTED
[le*. J p U' , G1"ver' Sanford Italy and conditions In th a t rnunmotored to Tum pa, WodnetaL*' d aughter Mr*. It. I . Dunn,
L e i t h , ■ U w i*
W est
WASHINCrrON, Feb. ‘O -( IN S ) where thoy attended th* KAhri -sCj -School -opened again Monday nrtry .th n n any other American. He
—A rlington1 Oqwnty, /ju a t acro.i* of Mis* Ivy U y to n mql R«V. Rt,b.rt .tor■« week’* bnliday.
. o £ ^ rinf Mil,er of Cto- ts a thirty-third ‘deyrree Mason anJ tbe Potomac in Virginia, w n In
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J. W . StiKitnerviilp «*f Ut. AuguJ*
i U ,k_*rrivfd here Wednes- post M aster of the Mgsonic Lodge,
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A. l*mJ?3U!*e Westi of Mrs. tie has crossed the ocean 60* times a fever of excitem ent today over
1- - \uaa aAfra.
irs. tcautUiUBlwl *mJ3
sni ij P O 'fx Pto’bU»lne|*.
m ; o y-...v»». jJ I, - ;. ' !
E^ “ «man at h er home on — 11 times during th« World War. the arro st of Mra. Neva Miller i Mr. uXil
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the great eng Inet-ring *<trk in tbe building of
Bu) Maliel, a world port in the maklng,-^t»ne
of the great achievement* o f , Florid^,Daiyc.-. ’
ing, music, enterlalnment, meeting d eliith lfu i,,,
4 people from all ports of the country^ R flfcp ing t in the beautiful Indian R i v e r r o u t e , ,
■'th ro u g h Itockledge and C3oae«».
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the big cjprctik trees near KisMmmee. raidly
growing Haines City. lr*rel the entire length
nr the Scenic Highway, through (he hill* nnd
lakes uf the Ridge Country through miles up
on miles <*r golden laden orange grove*:
through Ilalwoti Park, Avon Park. Frost
Proof, on into the mango lined street* td Be
hring; through the heart of,- the- great Kvrrulad«s, iut-i Dkeediolwe, on Into far-famed
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Joseph VY. ^oung Properties. Inc., gf Holly*
vuiod-iii-Florid-i, llollynood He Luxe toache*
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T hU tour leave* S atu rd ay , February IHlh at
8:30 A .-M . but reservation,^ should Ik* made
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Of Sheriff and will nppreclatO*oup*
port In the June I'rlmavr.
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they have stood the test of public scrutiny
they have been advertised and found wor-
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f. familiar with rate«
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Urding your want «0
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BDcemenis. _____
WE specialize In Rhode Island
Red ^hlcks.
T rapneated nnd
S tandard bred stock. $17. p er 100.
Orlando" H atchery, Orlando, Fla.
FOR SALE — 24 Laying hcn».
Every hen guaranteed layer.
Reason: owner going north. 1245
Douglas St. South of Ball Park.
W H ITE Leghorn baby chicks
hatched from stock bred on our
own ranch, w ith high record for
production. We breed from full
size, high vitality stock only;
Stock th a t will m ature rapidly and
produce ns cheap chicks never can.
S. C. W hite le g h o rn s $17. p*V 100.
Trancred white Leghorns $20. per
1(](0.
B urnett Leghorn Ranch,
Oviedo, Florida.
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almost anything you lose, except
sleep. .You can’t help losing things :...
once in’a while, but you don’t need -*
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while these little ads can bring
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I liinby itunounre nly cniullilacy
for i
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Count) Froju’cUtliig Attorn,')- rubJei I lo the will of till* voter* In
thr tn-inocr.itle urlinaiy on June C
JOHN U. l.li<>NAHDV.
to succeed inyrvlf a* Senator from
the ZTtli Hcmitorlel district nowDu*ed o f sr m ln o lc llruvard. t:oun-
MUST sell kielow cosL immediate
ly with term s, attractive 6 room
bungalow built by owner for home.
Centrally located, near school,
best part of City. Write O. 1\,
.Jea'auUJrct \q V -.lW
C O U fiT V
ACREAGE AT SJ15 per acre.
Tract nf nearly 35 acres, located
between two U riando road* with
frontnge on old highway, can be
picked up today by someone who
know* value* at a g re at sacrifice.
V.ery desirable location for poultry
farm . Some high land and wmo
murk. Possibilities • for develop
nient are great. If you are look-
bn* Sendee
nr and very* little money
d thing- new by use of
Ir Varnish. Lacquer ntnl
lid hy Snnfortl Paint 4^
n Co.rn. u . Stuart. Mgr.
lit St.
non-blight,
Stunrt Reinn, l’lurns,
per dozen,
eeve Nurs-
KJP YOUIt :»I.n WALLS
[HK NEW WALL RAINT GOOD clean board with roon
DKG NEW AND BET$8.50 per week. Dew Drop Ii
FURTHKR INFORMA- 206 S. Fork.
_______ _
ALL RHONE 35-J OR
tcOLI.ER, SANFORD 14— Rooms Without Hoard
JV J lfiR
LAftGE bedroom near bath.
and cold w ater. Terms ri
nble. 609 Palmetto^________ _
One bedroom, 411 Tark Avo.
15— Apartment For Kent
.
tity than the non-advertiser can possibly do.
FOU TAX ANSRSSOU
I ■hereby announce lo th e.p eo q ie
of .Si’niiuolc County tt>»t r a m 1 a
canitlitat*- for tax n*m.**or suhjjr.i
io th,i dcclalpn nf the v ote!a In
llic lii.iiirn'rolle I’rlniurv ll» In* litla
|n June of ll,I* year, .lj lfu g n . llWiq
in uitruuc .tad Hemlnotw cdunt|»»
for <* > car*
I harn norVea a*
cou n ty roinnil**l»ncr on and off
for 12 yrar* I have mudn l # f II*;
in*.’ ralslnu *to-li and cltrue fruit
and farmln* I propo*,’ lo. let every
lu v |M )r r carry In* iiruporlloaal *
*hure ut la*** l»> »lo w in g the pro
perly pcrtKinalb
Your supiM/rt
will b* appreeiaiefc l f r K l u | K H
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Look for them on the shelves. W atch for
•canSIdncv
feet' tu the
STVTF. I.KOlHLATt'aH
to itiiiiou'dc* ru>* can«i!omcy
S ta le Lclgelature (Oroup
rill upprec’ia t* irupport In
iry t# he held* in Juna.
’
U I*. I1AUAN.
corner Sum
Street. Will
H. II. P attiPhone 8-R-4.
Marled Female
.lam a ; ‘
* Irish r>a c l
t* 1
v a ld u r n t t l 1
• v" ■)!»• )“ •'» h r- ,-u.
r i r i ' i 1 •' • ■, 4 n .
t/ll SW
AND MORrY. 112 Second
T' r.ived business
” "Gy. Also will
■d"- %t spi-urily.
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I •*l(i/M:’ell/’): 'vrV' ine*! ’.le* . -D “-’-eofX dpl’l
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111
,cT 4 t.7 se ■ if*. >ah ;1 . f - .
FOR SALE>—Remington
type
FIV E room cottage
1212 Pur*
w riter in good condition. Box A,
Ave. $25.00 per month. G. " •
Herald.
‘
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Spencer. IMiore 400..
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SIX room house. Bath, w ater and HOAT FOR SALE: SO foot brid«c
deck cruiser.
lights. West F irit St., $16.00 per
fully equipped,
*ri*4
month. Apply 117 Poplar Ave.
reasonable. P. 0 . Bo* 558. * •
Six room house: Tenth* between
’ Magnolia ar-d ra lm e tta .
Rent FOR SALE —Good Ford Delivery
truck. $5.00. 26 Hoat Motor Boat
reasonable- Phone 251.
alm ost .new. Make me an offer.
F O lT RENT—V|ve room bunga J. A.. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
low, unfurnished; $25.00 per
m onth.. Loca tad mt 2 1 2 1 Tialmetto F or oak and h e a rt pin*'
Avenue. Get the key a t 'T he Hervan, Osteen, f |q l Strand wood
mixed $9.00 per copl. 2 ft- Ungth*
17— B ubI icsm 1'lacea For
—
. . . - 1—
$8.00 per c o r d .______________
FOR RENT: S m ti' siorq Rooms, Plenty of WOOD 4 c h t t l i i Duor Office*. Very attrn rilv e. Phon.1
hart’s VVfmd yfcid- 81 h A G y
864 J .
.
_____ ___,___ presa. Pho'.e 385-M.
Spaniel pupV BRICK store room. Best buslne**
FOR 8 A l£1I»OT.OO worth fur
‘J? 1oX registration
coiner In the thriving lown of
nishings and Isaac on .42 rqoip
Oviedo.
Rent
very
reasonable.
Fix* tii0*. r,u b
OocV
Hotel.
Furnished. Low rent, J. A.
* Highway, Ormond, tu rrs included. Address H. RCola, Lincoln Hotab
.
«
McCall, Sanford, F la .
*\ o .
school
known
an
I.
AKR MOMlOi: aeitC IA L
N l l i o n l . l * l * T l t l l T L OK HHWIN-
..
TAX
^ w K w a r * !'
Niilltr l* hereby ulvrn lliat sealMl . bid- a ill he received' b)
llio
II. ieid .1 I*u 1,11■- In*l ruction for Hie.
County “ f Seminal*’, s i a t e of Klorl’l
ila, nl Ih* o ffice of the Hupei'lll-I
leiidaat of Fulillc liKlruotlon of
rrld t.'ouniv ul the i.’ourl llo u re In
S ,nford. Seminole County, Florida,
..ll or l.eture
Hie . a p l t a i l o n
of
llilriy 1 3u) da) * from
the
first
I uhltcntlnn » | ihi* Notice and iii|UI
1* 11. Ai'clo. k In III* forenoon of
MariiC It. IW2* fer Ih* purcha*e*wl
nv.vuo.oo Hpeclol T“ * School P ile
ir l c t ’ No. 0 ' (o th erw ise known o*
l.ake Monroe sp ecia l T a x School
Pintrlct).
<>(
Semlnol* Ctiunl).
i lorlrt... bond*, said l)<lt>d* to
be
Muted July I. ISZC nnd liearliiK Inlere R t'n l the rate of nix nor c e i l
tier annum, inleri-»t |i*yulile *einlutinually on the flr*t day* of J a n
uary. and July of i-arh >eur Until
m»(urll> . said, bond* to. to- nunpicr. d eotiKvcutlvely from 3«> to' f.b and
io he In Ih* drliomlnullon of
tlOPO.VO r»ch nnd to- l>e puyahl* III
annual ln*tallmvut« of ilooo.eo lit
tho year l»t« aud* SIOOO 00 In eaeli
of Hie year* IH 7 . t o l9St. Imlh Ine l \t*|vq. and HUSO.•« , In Hie year
r-iS. (he principal uhd Inter**! of
-old b o n d * , to bn1, payable ul the
National Carl. Ilatik In th* Cltv and
Slate a / New
York. Said bond*
I . J V r w * n Milldalid by a dr.r«->..f (h r ‘ Circuit Court nr Xriiilnol*
Counly, F loilda. und will be -old
-d lilert in III* approvlna opinion
-d A|aa*r*. Thoninoln
Woo-l and
Hoffman of New York f i t ) . New
t - r k , *ald -bond* . In1 ' hr mil.I fpr , count) * i.ii ,a«.
* i‘ "
•
dcllvqey wUliltt tkrent> <;ai day* 'f o r th* period Of tvro month*, next
I.tldr <w ritten nolle* of • acceptance Immedlutqlr. *ace«g(llwr"',H»* “ »*•
of bill I* given . f-.Bi'h hid Uilinl h*
..’•c*ni|>a tiled hy a r e r t l lb d check U7 n ° \ v4 i s U s d . \ v i n RI :o P. I h a ve
i*. the *um of' ir.no 00 mad* p.iVahlo th l- ICih liny « f P*ecinbor. A. D.
io thn order of tli* Hoard of l*uh- 1147/.a r i ls a ,l a i> .h a m l. a n d .C t f i c U l
Ho,-lfi*triininn for ih a ' C o u n i ) of H#al of thl* ' ' ‘^ u l t *"quri. at Hanh.ialniilir. HlHte
of
Ktollitn. and fo r i' H-mlnnl*
J"
t>ouJr^viiM.
-ncJibrlroek of Ihp -H fces-fol lod. Clark o f *CIT/nlt •Cnnrt. Mem
ii*r I * . to h* rdaliipil a* IbnibUied
.. . v, inor*
OnunjV. ;■ J iorid*•imnaa** aimuid th* Kuree--ini bid
• N .
it y A. M. WBKK8,
der fall to t*h* nnlil hrtnd* .ircordIn * ,to the term* nf lid* Nolle,• and
(S C A D
- t
h iiS w ii
•
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r isiiu irr* A U g r n y e
The Donnt reserve* Hi* iiuM t"
TVI LSI iN. r c t tiM A DtlHITONiij>«t ah) and nil hid*.
TOWN OK
N o tin ’ I* hereby Klvrli that until
rluhl e'elork V. M. on the $•»»'■ «l ‘>
,.i February. ts j» , a t the
ih* Town Clerk in t n s Cl j m e n u
Ilull.ltme. In th* T o w n o f OVlsdiX
FI.•Hit*, t h e ' T o w n l o i i s c j l n l . Hi*
T ow n nf O z lr d iB -l’l w s S i wl1'. k*t
eelv* aeale*! hlda for tha purohaae
..f atrert Improvement bond* of »“ 'u
To* n of Oviedo Florida, "
VOTCII* OK HCMINOl.i:
COI’.VTV.
to n n n o u n K that Iran i i*
■ for r c - e l e c l l o n . t o th* ofTounty C om m ission er fropi
No. 4, a u b jic t to th* <f"- Aiieati
. ,
th* voter* Id :U>" Demot : w . i -a w t o n .
Iniary to lr« Held on Junu siiieripteniteiit unit )S
s **r*tarjf-r»f IbS ltnaiil
P. ISt*.
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pnd hearlna lnU r**r at Ih* rate of
* u i* p c t . i - p a r. e*wi
ooT. aaau£>.
payahl" ■ •m fG daaliy na Jh* Ural
Atturney* Lu4 ih* Hii
FI/O ntPA.
In | >
f
1U*tat*
LL'TCHKII
Tiitl
of
lie
i
usiaaerasle '
E u In tho ekrir
Avoid Excess
Uric Acid! *
A
and thua aaeiat in lha'eliminaliijti of
cacaaa uric acid and other impuplira
Doan* are endor»..(
of bodily
the country over.
yeur ntlg/tiut
[DOAN’S
M. WKKKS.
P e p u ly Clerk
t i i y:
c ir c u it
court.
TWENTY
T i l l IIP
JUDICIAL
• CIRCUIT IN AND FOR HKMINOLIi COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
IN
OHANOFItV.
MILDIIUD CALK, Complainant,
■■
v*.
JOHN J. OAJ/K. Defendant.
DIYORCK.
i ill l i c i t OF IM’IILICATION.
to:
JOHN J. IIALH. MOUTH
HE.NO. INDIANA
You are h e r e
by ordered and required In b* and
appear upon Ih* Sill da) nf Miiri-h,
A. P. 132*. In th* bill nf c o m
plaint filed MK-rinel you In «h«
ahoy* - l > led rail-* and rourt.
'
Th* Sanford Herald la
hrr*hy
de*1* list *’d n* (lie n ew spaper In
which Ihl* order *hall
be |iuhhJI/linl for f»l<r conaeCullV* weak*.
TVIT S CSS V. E. Pnuslaa*. Cleric
nf fh* ui.ov* sty led Court and th*
n f f | i | » I M-al th ereo f th is ISth day
of Jnu A. P. 1**1.
V. K. D'AFOLASM.
Clerk
11y A. M. IVCKKH,
' ,
;!>• c
rjo jA t-'
' ' '
• '
legiifei--.
D e c * * - rttj’l
dl*lrl- HAW
ruiire l»ih. t ’ P. IIJT.
enuix nf ilia i:«ut* of
yiFItMl CT’Ff/KTCMRll Itoli.
■y4 e , tS?. a* i . u o ' f r i i s '
fniirMilWnC* M lfC kal^akS T ? ’
in
T ennessean W as W o rried £ • * '
s id e ra b lj Until, o n Ad rice o f"
A n A cquaintance, H e B egan
To Use B lack*D rangkL
place, ” 1 auffared co n ti nuoualy w i t h
apalls o f in d i g e s t i o n . E v e r y th in g I .
a ta d is a g reed w it h m e , a n d I w w i i 1
a bad way.
*
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‘sCWffl
d id m i a n y g o o d u n til
I found lUack-DraughL
m a n in a s t o r e w here, w s
m a t o tr y B la ck D reog h l
ba k n e w o f i t r e lie v in g 1
so I c U d dod to l i w f f s i
"In m y c a s e i t aesiAad
l o th a v e r y r o o t o f m y <
Architect
F irst N a t'l. D a n k lU d g .
S«nfnn 9. FVurWt.
iU ack-D raughk
*
" I a ls o found i t ftita to
tad cold. I a Urn w in t c i
r a y s k eep • b o x h an d y,
intifzf. or Cm I cKiily doM
! u k e a few d cM M b f b u i
m d th a t Vrarda o ff-th e a
Bold ev ery w h ere; 3*C-
T h e d fo rd j
. tJ- i. IKMONi- l**c*aS<al:
fCKit
Colds, G rip p e. F lu , DenifU*
smd M alprin
A* T a w a .Clerk nf ih* UlHoun -F e v er
- * n * n of Orl#do,
I t k ilb the gerasa.
-
’’
Sewanee, Tenn.—"Jor saveral
year*,” aays Mr. J.L.RuaoriL of this l
Elton J. Mooghton*
LOWRY I'M'VrnRTH.
' ^tkrplhOl*
A57IMULANT Dlt'XtTlC .Tt KIUNEYS
tt
----------pirwon* tiovtnir - —■
'iAIin- nr «tr muniU (iKfliUMt w»iu
t
eSULii . •J* V
t nil. and <'arli nf you. ur* herehy
Slrert
.
i
n
prrernl
n
•<mnn.ti which you,
or eUher -ot you. i r . y ' h a v e aicafhal
ih* Meat* , ( Muiutirr ki. kivjhn i'ip S n iN a l)N, qrv.'.iiM-l. lal* af
s, min*j* it >unly, | 1.1 l.l«, in th*
, Hharep _C um> Jude*
Cnuntr. al 1Hi* nffl*» In
CouMhnii-* In Semlnnl*
arida.. w ithin
iw »lv*
I ih *-rtai* hereof.
v k o ii ki
1 hK lsbySiuw l
qf sanfurd, County of Seminole
and Statu iif Florida, morn p*rlloulnriy d*»crlhrd a* follow*, towit:
1^,1 H»' o f Rlmsk
Y of St.
(jprtrude Addition lo Falifotil,
Florida, a* u*r idal lli*l*df
eeiurdrd In IMal Rook 1 on
)i*Ken t i l lu 117 of the public
record* of Hi-mlnulif
C ount),
Florida:
and to uny aiul *11 o ther pirwon*
and' parll** who** name* are u n
known. b a v in s
or I'lulmlnu uny
right, till* or lnl*r*»l In nnd lu
th e land* herein above doecrlbed.
or any pari or parcel thereof.
IT IH IIRRKHY flRDRRRII that
yAu nnd each ill you I/* and a p
pear lirfcir* our ealil CJrcut Court T o B o W ell T h e r e M u s t C e
HI III* Court IIoum - nt Manful d,
P ro p er K id n e y A c tio n .
Florida, on the tdh day nf Y.trri’h.
A. P. 192*. anil then
anil there
STIFF. achy feeling iiin common
m a k e niiNWrr to Hie hill o f c o m
>i|n of eire** uiic acid. On* ii
plaint exhibited apulnnl
) mi
In
•pt to be tired and languid: ncivouj
thl* c»u*e.
IT IH F im T I I H U
O ltP K R R P and depreaaed: aulfar nagging back
th a t thl* order be puldUlied III ache. headache* and diszinaaa.
A
T he S*nfonl llerulil, a nuwapaper
publl*h*d
In
Snliford.
Seminole common warning ia loo fretiuant,
1
Comity. Florid*, once each work acanty or burning tec ration*.
for four con secu tive week*.
Doun'i 1*111*. a aliiaulant diuretic,
WITNKSH my Jiund a* Clnrll and incrcaas lire aecretion ol th« kidneyw
'H ill
yiK liiilT T i iny
ROIMNSON.
errilliafp f
th li* -.
. ’
R* J K'N*I Ml F P ’ r i V 0 0 O 0 ,D ; : ...
r,N i: IIN O RK P ( ItA .e f ).P O W a k lw .
vvi(jtcxvr * BOTLK.
t,,.didst*
M in ty »uhj*ct
UF.RI.IN. Feb. 10— (I N S ) —'
The cry for farm relief in Clef*
many is just us strong and fro* •
quent as It i*-In th e , Jnlted Stated. .
Realizing the critii-a condition of
G trm an agriculture the Govern*,
m eat parties have ntrodured In
1 the Reichstag the following de*
mand for form relief:
, ' >(
•'German ogilculture is in -th e
highest danger and nearing com
plete exhaustion. The Reich gov
ernm ent repeatedly' iand solemnly
promised relief for! the farm ers
' pointing qut th at sound ngrlctilture is the backbone of the nation's
' prosperity and one of the funda
mental fnctora i n . German reSeek Information
“Tho Reich government is re
quested to give information as ta
the extent-nf measures consideretl
hnd the approxim ate time schedul
ed fcA- their realisation to aatre
Germ an ogriculture from ruin and
secure cumplete independence tor
German agricultural production.” .
The demand o f' the government
parties has been prompted by en; ergetic protests ffom farm ers to
the parties themselves. Big estate
INUUiSv ij MHNT fKYM*8-' , . nl„
^G—MlMcellareous For Sale^
Succor '
UltpWN, If a)|vr. whose Christian
name l* "unknown; and if nltli*r for the benefit of the pupils and
any nr -stll of said »L«ve n.tmsd tho school.
*.
bo. d»ad. to) tholr re»c«lvcr H*m- defendant*
unknown holr;*.. deVUeeo
riainttft.' . peetlve
Inaalve*. aranlne* or other «'lntiu
unt* under them clalmlnu an)
rippi. title or IntrroSt' In or u
M W C f] rip H A iJ j y n F
OVICDO.
W-OItlUA.
FOR RENT — Two
fu rn ish ed rifico on easy terirs. Address
nnnrimenlK. lurse rooms. 919
C. D. B. cars c f e r o l d . ________ _•
1G— Houses For Rent
nail jmarks of a good business house. T h ey
,to«»
I.L modern conveniences, hot
wutcr, clown town locatloli, newly Palm etto Avenue lot, facing east,
rnlshrd, each upartm ent with
with 76 feet frontage, ra n be
ivatc bath. Price very reason- bought for $1,000. Address owner,
Rox 24 care The Snnford Herald.
ile. Call 864-J.
M > i : a u -t a x
IO TIIR H W I mK.
Nicely furnished upartm ents with F O R SA LE—E ast front lot on
all modem conveniences. Thonc
Magnolia Avenue, Evans Addi
70. Call a t 318 Palm etto ^ v e .
tion. Very desirable residential
them in the show windows.- T h ey are the
h r —j
G overn m en tal
j.artd ft Colonisation C o , Ltd.. >t
(liiuhlated c.orporallop: u l l , former
Product* mane by pupils of tha
H lo r k h o ld m . If ullr,-. of Florida
Lund ft 'C olon isation Wo . . Ltd., a professional night school of Byeli(iuhl:itv<l
corporation:
JAMLH nos Aaiica, Argentina, were sold
i n t u W N ." If olive, and -w lfte------ at tho close of the term recently
COUNTV
or
#.
OAK HILL LOTS: I h e best localion in the suUllvision. Price $650
each on term s of $10.00 cash and
$10.00 monthly. Address Post Of
fice Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
KRA1HI repairing, plant
Ml expei t* with 17 yeari
p*v Sanford music stori
lEbopp, Room to 4 11 Me
S it u a ti o n
SlIMIKOLK
28— W anted Heal E flta te
LOT 59 Ft. Mellon,
merlin and Fourfh
sell for $600.0(1 cash .
ahull, Geneva, Fin.
.
(L eg a l N o tic e s )
INO.
Hjliird St. Phone 111.
products. Favor the dealer who handles them.
N R u i N o i .i:
• FRA NK K.VANH
PARK AVENUE IA>T. n ear 13th
Street, facing east. Will selLon
easy p®ynienlB. l^slroble locEti'in
for p rettv home. Box 25 care The
re**'k, Rhone 832.
ok
i Ol »TV.
.i in .<iin<* ino*' Ilint I a m a
i'.,r r*-. Irctlon to llio of< .'iint>• • rtnimlp»lon«r from
No. s. Mibjl-rt to thr it«. i tic voter* In the PoiiinriitiMt to in* hold on Juno
i* i*;i
FOIl Till: LROIALATinR
FARM WANTED Twenty-five or
th irty acres well located, well
drained land suitable for poultry.
Prefer (hut not essential) loca
tion on small luke and p artly im
proved. Address replies to MMM,
c-o Herald.
For
IN TIIR ••tr.c.lJIT COURT Ol
TIIR TWRNTV-Till IIP JIIDI.
DIAL CIRCUIT OK TIlH HTATR
OK KI/OlllPA, IN AND KOR greatly add
to the financial
SRMINOl.R COt'NTV. IN OMANtroubles of the farmera. Nuroeron*
fltR V .
„
J u l l N K. I’KARHON, Complain- bankruptcies of b ig /fa rm s In tha
Dill.
Prussian province of PommeranlaWILLIAM AI.Kx' a NPKII RFCHAN- are considered as at^ indication oC»
NON. A* Llauldati.r of Florida still more serious trouble ahead. *
Lahd tt Cohinliallon Co„ Lid .
u lluuldiitlon corporation, rt nl.
It is generally expected th at i n
Pufrndant*.
immediate remedy bit the shape o f CITATION.
a German "M cNar&Haugen b ill”
. * HIMT T<> q i ’IRT TITLR
VJIR HTATR «l* FLORIDA TO: will be introduced And passed by
Wllllvm Aleanndrn H«ckf*nrvrP' the Reichstag during this session.
;f alive, u* Lluuiiialor of florlch*
KOli TVX OBM
I bye'’by unnouhc* ei> cundlduc)'
I wi*ii i « untiotinfe
for th.- *tat« |eKl*l»turr. tUroup
cundldutr (or re-elect
Our 1 nuklrct to tha w ljj nf th* v o t
o 'flen ‘ of Tnx Qollecti
er* in iiir primary - of June C.
pin County, until*’ ‘ *
C W. i:NT7-MHfUKlL
o f th* ’ voter*' in tl,^ i*nmocratie
Prim ary lo lie hrl.i In JuneappretlttUll:
Your support will
W ILL TRADE—Equities in sever
„) wo<Ml lots for amull houau. Whn
jmv,, you. Give complete’ details a:
t0 location, t rice, m ortgages, etc
when unswering this ud. Addres
Box 29 care The llereld. •
In c
(I,opal Notices)
t: l u r K . i i i
F o il
Farm Relief Is The Cry Heard
In Germany That la Rival*
rail*
prim ary to bo lield Jun* t l b . ItSfkif *l*ct*,l I pruniUc Id cuhtlnu*
lo w ork for the best Inirtwtt o f l»n
district and I Invito you to
record on such lm|>ort!|nt I c a la lilion a* Rood road*. r<.n*vfvatlon •*
nur natural rvsou.co*. reduction «•»
s t a le taxe« tmd education.
t omK
Ihu huppor*. o f ull loyal
JAH U. KHARON. >.
[UFS-MARMONS
lord Aulnmo)iil* Co.
■tils Avc.
Phone 137.
Seek out your friends— the advertised
.. >UT tK*r*«f rrcorflea among
It* .ru tile IteeorAa of. Semin
al* Vouuty, M im a .. ' • v *
Dvllllir.Uut nt 0 pt. llo ft. South
of th* Inu ot th* Nurih Him
or a? : m of k b m *f s w »•«
ot Sec. « 'fwp, *• H. Ill i t I t
With w**t lino ot Xelionrillo
Ave. thcnco run went 310 ft.
th»nc* South io South tla« of
auld HU 1*1 Of NR l - t of HU
I'-*. three* n StO ft. thsnc*
North
• to
n«*. . contain*
Ibe ! acre*. morS.ar »*ia.:*Uunit* In Seminole Ovuffly, Florl*
Hc»t. at the tiorlhe.aaf earner
of Lot “A" of Fflav Plat of
Fort llrrd. according., to uHt
thereof recorded rib plat 6 "- *•
p a t e i l l o f aetnlHoit .Co. rocord*. ruif Ihento -Houth Lat
rhaliis, thence weal 1 1 1 chain*,
thence Houth to ■Northweat
corner or block XL . «f - tali)
Krle* H at' of Pott neetf.
thence
-»*t
til
northru*t corner nf naiq..Lot Ik
th'-nr.’
Koittli . t o
North
west comer of erfld Lot D, of
Seventy-two cam of celery were
shipped from Sanford Section yet.terday, billed aa-iollow a»-*LJV agcross, 14 Potomac Yards, 9 Chico*o, 3 Jersey CItjf, 3 New York, 3
Baltimore, 2 each ta - Newark.
Florence, and Philadelphia, and 1
each Columbus; Cincinnati, Worcheiter, Toionto, W est Albany,
Quincy, 111., St. Louis, F t. Wayne,
Memphis Canton. 0., Montreal,
\ UTKItt m* MKMIXOI.bl
rOVATV.
to, announce, that 1 am a
cnndnlnt for re-election to th e of>uniy t'otnmlxsloner from
V. I. NUbJeet to the tieof the Voter* In the Demo*
1‘rltiiury to be heltl on June
l». I'j JI.
IIOHTON HTRKI.K,
I hi’vrby uiinounc* iny candidacy
FORTY acres of Innd: 3 1-2 miles for re-election to tire' o ff lo a ffl
County Judgr of 8*m inri« Coenty.
north of Osteen on n lake. $12.60 Klorhln. NUbjrct to th* Will o f IhS
per acre, Ca*h. P. 0 . Box 91, Democratic V o l n * o f ^ t 1****0 **
County, In th* Democratic I'HWfjT
Osteen.
election to b* held June O t h .'l lW
FORD HUICK CO.
U JUenolia A -e. »
| Prp:ic 3C7.
*______
tises builds up such a volume of sales that
he gives far more in both quality and quan
Political Announcement
21— Acreage For Salt
k l COWAN CO. Auto
Ud short meta) work*.
U Avenue. Phone 716-W.
.
FOK I'LHHK CHIC FIT COVMT
I hereby unuounc* my cantliilacy
tin, office of clerk.- of th#
Iroll It Couit, iu'jjcrt to the action
' the \o trra ai tr.« June Krtnairy.
ft. it. DK.va
them back to you! •
CHICKS—Selected stock, deliver 19— Houses For Sale
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
$58. Heavy mixed 100, $13.00,
Bard Rocks and R. I. Rods, 100,
$15. 500, $70. Ph. 278, Ejnerson
H atchery, Urooksville, Fla.;
; co n o r.
Un *ml Graham trucks.
GlSth Street. Phone 3.
/ aAdvertising brings protection to the con
sumer. It guarantees. honest value. It sends
quality up. T h e manufacturer who adver
I wish to untiouncc tpy candidacy
for th* office of Tax, A"**s*or of
Remltiol* County, subject
to the
Will of the voter* In the J u r e
primary.
JOK, C. CHITTRNDF.N,
FR E SH cAgs, Baity chicks, and
H atching
eggs.
Csckleberry
F arm . I^ike Mary.
r
SEED Potatoes Red Ullsa Maipo
(selected) 150 lb. Racks, $0.00
Spaulding Rose No. 4 (Certified)
150 Ih. sacks $6.00 Cash with all
orders. United Produce • Go. 1356
Bonvcr St. West. Jacksonville,
hereby announce my candidacy
the office o f Hhcriff o f HernlnCounty subject to th* w ill of
v o i n e at thc^JuDe ,l'li;n»ry.
J. V. MiCLlMJ.AND. /
KOH TAX AftSKsnOll
to let them stay lost very long—not
ftO N ELY : most sucHome maker," hundreds 10-R Plants and Flowers
incut.
]» confidential; reliable; FOR SA LE—CcTery plants^SU x’li1370.
wrienre; descriptions
off Special.< Phone 736, Rex
i Successful Club," Mrs. Packard.
•
. .
_________
JS6 Oakland, California.
payment.^ No interest. Jame-i
PETUNIA and snap dragon plants
>*■ i- .r V -s ^ r f
> ^ fo iy , s a l ay' P h o n e - 60 3-J-*. *'•< ‘ f ’ *
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 am olg millions of people
for his wares.
t.
I
for
ole
the
Bureau of Agricnltural « » « •*
mica
with ths
Florida State Bareah of
kets. — R. R. Corbin,
Iiocal Kereaentatlre
'r m
fe iK
I h»r*by announce ray candldaoy
•or re-election to tho Office of ah*rIff of fientlnole County subject la
*,he action ol th« Veters In th*
W h iocrsila primary to be held neat
June.
1 w to
aPpTfcUtn y o a t
Our Lostrand Foimd^ds will {indi,^
of
FI/OlllDA. IN AND' w ' u Son'
o u c county : yiAjr
R. II. AUtlURAFT.-tl
Inole County Want
TO.
II H. LONU. D-ffhUam
Oil Dim UK fUUI.
TIIR BTATR OK Kl
II. X. IX)NO, and,a)
InrutfU In th* followl
pruprriy altuaWd
I
Cuwutrt Florldat-le-wl
Lout-»» nijtf-tJ of 1
a.008. ntcordlnn to
of j*cord*il among
H fcjfJi of
rlvltdo.
,
•
to t f of llaunirl'o r.... -• ■—
l o l l ’ Kiotlda, ifioriUd In |PI»t
Knit cl.Fit k n r T lir. CIRCUIT
. I hereby ■nno& r^lity candidacy
for Die office of Clerk Of too Cir
cuit Court subject Jo/ ll\o Will of
the voter* at- Via Democratic pri
mary un June «, llta ,
___, D. L- TIlR A SlttiU ...
PURINA Chows, Seeds, • L
• Ha)*, F a rm e r’s Supplies. 1
man Bros., 212 F irs t St.
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NEW SPAPER
Partly cloudy tonil,
I urday"; not much change In I
j i>roture.
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M em ber A tH H Bureau O f Circulations
Leased Wire Intermtionid News Service
Explosion Causes*
Enormous Damage
NUJ
EXPERT SEES;
M en Stage Thrilling Gun
EXTENSIVE USE
Fight In N ew York Harbor
OF DIRIGIBLES
EDISON
LONG BEAClt, Cal., Feb. 10
— (IN S )—Olio (nnn wan per
haps fatally Injured and dam
age of ;a)most $1,000,000 result
ed at Izmir Beach early today
when -the Signal Gasoline comphny'n refining plant ctfplodod
with a terrific roar whUfn
rocked the surrounding county
for miles around. Roy Thomp
son, 22, of Bellflower, on en
gineer In the refining plant Is
expended to Ulo ns the result of
burns and injuries received
when he was hurled through
the building. Four oil weBs
valued at more than $100,000
were .destroyed and five others
were damaged by the fire
which followed the Explosion.
Judge Giay To Try
Lake And Key Cases
• Judgo DeWitt Gray or Jack
sonville is qualified to preside
in the trials of Forrest Lake nnd
A. R. Key, according to a tele
gram received Into- thin after
noon from « . T. Whitfield, clerk
of the Supreme, Court at Talla
hassee, who wired that the writ
of prohibition presented to the
Supreme Court yesterday had
been denied. The defense con
tention thnt Judge W. Wallace
Wright should try the cases was
over-ruled. It Is expected thnt
the ipeclnl term of court will re
convene on Feb. 18 to resume
the trial of the indicted bankers.
JURY Dl
I IfK\V YORK, Fell, to .— ( I N © — their biding place, they saw liquor
A gun battle, replete with all the being lowered from the freighter
essentials of a "ntovie thriller." to small boats below.
Defense Lawyers
Declare* Airships Will Have
Stealthily, they clambered to the
Four Thousand School Child was staged in the harbor here
Great
Use
In
Transporting
itiig c r s O n
C r fd t
deck
of
the
freighted
hut
not
so
pin Plans To Mi
ren At Fort Myers Will At early today off South Brooklyn,
Passengers
And
Merchan
stealthily
that
they
were*
unob
between
United
States
custom*
lend Celebration In Honor
purist Tram RobNew Fight T o . Si
dise Between 2 Continents
and they were greeted by
Of Famous Winter Visitor men ami the crew of a suspofted served
B e lo n g in g s
four ipiiik shots from u pistol.
Client From Nc
run*: runner.
Then the officers opened fire Predicts A ir Liners
, One member »•; the crew, frightBy Married
Aged Inventor Will « ned by* the bullets whizzing which was returned by shadowy Of Great Dimensions
his head, dove Into the bay. figures kneeling in the darkness
Be 81 Tomorrow iibout
When the smoko cleared ho ton* behind protect lug objects on the Admiral Moffot Agrees With
Host Of Close Friends To Be missing anil it is believed he ton* deck. •Suddenly otic of tho crow ran
Aeronaut That Dirigible laj '
— —~
down I lie deck through the fastPresent At The First Pub drowned.
lade
of
shots
olid
leaped
.over
the
To
B
.
Ship
or
Tho
™
u
r
e
R
l
J
S
S
IA N
Y O U T H S Child Slayer Remi
Informed by denizens of tin* un
lic Party During Ills Life
•
derworld that a huge cnrg° of rail.
. WASHINGTON, Fob. 10— (INS>
Calm When Inform*
lor Company Head
The frightened reap over the
liquor was to be taken aaKnro
FORT MYERS, Fin., IVh. 10.— from the Brazilian freighter Afal- rail unnerved the others and five of — Airplanes, which blazed the sky
ed Of Jury’s Actioniinong Those Who
(IN S )—With 4,000 school children nin, three customs inspector*-hid tho crew put tip their hands nnd trail to Europe, probably will be
supplanted
by
dirigibles
on
the
ns
spoelnl
gliosis
nml
n
birthday
Reported L o s s e s
In freight lighters near tha ppek rurremlerril. They were herded into regulnr Trnns-Atluntlc air-ways of
LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Fob.
cake 12 feet In diameter, Tllomns
where the vessel had bpen tied’.wp one cabin and then tho offlrors tho future.
k
A.
Kdisnn,
world-famed
inventor,
10—
(IN S )— While tho spec
fLANTA. Os.. Feb. 10—
since Its arrival front South Ameri tried to save the mnn in the water.
Tills wns the forecast today of
will celebrate his eighty-first birth
tra
of tho.sallows hovered
He
failed
to
noire
a
rope
thrown
a)_Uuinty ludy pnsaencan port,* Wednesday.
,
W. Irving Glover, second assistant Knife Battle Results In The
day here tomorrow.
Serious Injury To Nineteen over the head of William Ed» *
Muffled oaths nml the clink of to hint and went down for tho postnutster-gendral, one of tho
attired in filmy lingerie
It was with reluctance that. KdlInmates; Four Of Wounded ward Hickman, awaiting sen
bottles agniiist battles reached lliird time. Harbor police were not government's chief exports in the
Imillioiinrics in their pn^
snn promised Mrs. Kdisnn to leave
May Die As Result Of Fray tence for the kidnnplng and
j aboard two pullmnns of Nearly Eight Hundred People, his local laboratory toitmrr nv in their ears. A* tlteir eyes became ified and n search for the body practical development t>f air mall
accustomed to thi* darkness‘ of was begun.
Royal i’nlm Limited,
lines.
Many Of Whom Were From j which he is conducting experiment*
MOSCOW, Feb. 10— (IN S )— A killing of 12 year old Marion
~J**“ nassengefr
He believes thut great air liners,
ptous Florida
Other Towns, Are Thrilled! in the manufacture of r.tidier from
Parker, a new fight fo r his
nl convenforgot socia.
,,
probably far larger ’ than the stolen puff front the cigarette of
By Masterful Rendition*1American plants. He will end the
life
was launched by his at
' fadv today and held n
Navy’s massive dirigible I«o» An the bov "czar" in the l'okrovsky
celibrntir.n at ten o’clock Saturday
‘
Nearly 800 persons lasl^niglit evening when he is icheduled to
of war" after tUacoUjTflm, for homeless children, torneys tod»wDvclared-1
C. that their clothing and htard Frit* Krelsler, famous vio ylipHt a switch ^Hing. in motion *
pounds of mail and 100 passengers ncnr t h is » C 6 C i d i t i t t L l a knife1 men and eight men to hay* been
' w* Jud,disappeared. $ 0 ™ ' linist,.in the second concert of San- hew Edison power plant and street
t„
- . I kin *IB
. vri. __
to tEurope
38 timm.
hours.
in which
19 rngamufftna «nne when ho stole nnd slew
rink the night had *%UWe fdrti*s Artist Series at tho Milano lighting system at Bellingham,
thv , . « « «
P r »;P «^
„ b„ Jly Ufcy h«.l little school girl, Hickman’s onljf
..f nil berths nnd ile- Theater, nnd drew from him encore Washington.
stage of development
•
to bo taken to the hospital, lour hope of escape from the noose lies
thrir slinnlwring nceupants nfter encore.
plane and the dirigible, I bcliev *
The famous Inventor was the
in the appeal which Jerome Walah,
of them prolmbTy will die.
mythlng valuable. •
Fully 'half nr~t|ic ntidlence was only person not concerned with his
thnt tho dirigible will be the more
The recreation room of the nsy- his chief attorney, announced he
President
Machado
Will
Pre
uted
to
n
married
from
oulsfde
of
Wnnford,
ucconllng
npicii'ti piuii
.
in carrying on air communi lum wns spattered with blood would make front superior Jadge
birthday today, lie worked in his Nanrv Ann Miller Of Seattle
sent 'iittne Eagle’ With The useful
, jml a young man who to Joseph fc~Mnrentette, manager laboratory ns usual.
cation between New York nnd Lon
Will Embrace Hindoo an In
after the bnttlo nnd every- chair J. J. Trabucco’s expected sentence.
Highest CubunOrdcr At A f
„ „ rompnrtment In tho ob- of the thfnlcr. Automobile loads
Order To Become Bride Ut
A host of friends will surround
don," suit! Glover.
The youth who bartered the body
nnd tnlde wns smashed. Attend
fair
In
National
Theatre
ition steelier. When tho train of music lovers enme front Orlando, Edison tomorrow. All school child
Wealthy Indore Muhnrnjoh
“ Tho ability of the airship to ants risked their own lives to put of his little victim for $1800 rai
at Atlanta, J. W. Hut- Daytona, Winter Darden, DeLnnd, ren of this district will he dismis
HAVANA. Fob. 10.— (IN S ) — carry fnr more passengers than un end to the fight, for tho boys tom, will be brought before Judi
BOMBAY, India, Feb. 10. (IN S ) Col. Charles A. Lindbergh today
of Detroit, director of used Eustis, Mount Dora. Ocala nnd sed front school In order to take
tho airplane, ns well ns mall nnd lashed anvugely at one another Trabucco tomorrow morning. to
. for the Dodge Motor Cotn- Leesburg to attend the concert.
part in n pageant and song festival __Arrangements for the conversion will add another medal to his rnl- freight, scents to give it a very with weapons.
hear sentence impoaed. Him sentence
L followed the suspected trio
Among the prominent, visitors for the inventor's benefit. The mon of Miss Nancy Ann MIBor, of Sc- j,,.jjon when Governor Itui*. of great advantage front a practical,
will be cither death on th* scaffold
Shovcrnov,
the
17
year
old,
*
self
the Terminal Station clad in was Edward W. Lone, president of ster chorus of 4,000 children will
attic, to llindooiani so ahe enn Havana Province, confers one upon - tandpoint.
enthroned czar” , who started tho or life Imprisonment,, dop<
|na< nml dressing gown.
the Atlnntie National Bunk, of sing Edison’s favorite songs. Har
“ The Postoffice Department is combat, got off without punish upon Judge Trabucco'a datei----- ,
the former Mnharajah of (him in the Department o f State re[he gave their nnmefc ns Mr. Jacksonville, who brought with him vey Firestone, one of Edison's marry
anxious
to see air communication ment. With food scarce nnd some lion of his degree of guilt.
_
have hern completed. a r - « « l “ i»" rooms.’
Mrs. R A. Cotterhlll, of n party of friends.
Whlsh hail announced that he will
closest friends, wns to arrive today Indore
developed with Europe, ami hopes times unfit to cut, “ czar" Shevcr..
.
I,err
inuiiodiatoly
after
this
ceremony,
hington. D <’., and Frank E.
The audience greeted the fnntous for the party.
cording to reports receivedth<. yi„l|l(r f |VPr who has captivated to see great development in both nev had been in tho linbit of move for a new trial when Hick
.
of Knoxville, Tcnn. After violinist with n ronr o f applause
Mr. nnd Mrs. Edison will take t«ulay.
_
•
fid ia with Ids charm, will be pre- the airplane and the dirigible. We forcing more than 100 weaker or man Is arraigned for sentance. This
live said they hud taken front when he first appeared on the stage seals of honor at the Fort Myers
Tltis is (be latest o f a series «>r rrllt(M| wjth the keys or llnvanu by ate ready to take advantage of phan waifs to'pay hint tribute in motion is expectod to pave tho way
baggage various articles with His necompunlst, Arthur Imm- Municipal Pier at tlireo o’clock
facilities to speed up European the form of one or two slices of for an appeal from the conviction*
from Urn. bins nnd other son. Ho was repeatedly applauded Saturdny. Tlte monster cake will he rontrndietory reports that have |Major Miguel Mariano. This cercU'cn received since the engagement ,u„ ny will lake place in (he <’cn- mails as soon as they are offered. ’ bread per week, lie was called Implied by the Jury’* ewlft verdict
ngrts. All three were held and responded with more than a lighted with 81 . colored eleetnc
Glover’s practical viewpoint was nn "exploiter” . Yet, none dared to that tho Kansas CBy youth was
was announced last night. A news-] in,| Park.
out bail
. • dozen encores.
™ for
iur aana at 0*« timo ho kldnaped^U*t
lights nml Edison will cut the fir->t paper recently printed what-it
bucked by Hear-Admiral William lod^o R complaint njialmt him
Tliepeakofrol.Lindbergli’R
visKrelsleHfc choice of numben;. was | K t w|>„ 0 (ho tti my „ f children
lokhins wa* the first to discover
__ _ JDtt&er glrL *pd W M s t tb«|
toniglit
A.
Moffett,
chief
of
the
Navy’s
nir
font*
of
being
beaten
up.
<
tainted
was
nn
interview
with
Mbs
li.,vanu
will
come
1l.ll ill« «l t» nn mi
--------- —*
|had betn (i blusl. Even his hen
artily praised-hy local music *‘»*!| ook on>
’torr 'o'|ctl)cd her.
Miller in which she denied Ahnt she lW|M.„ i'n sidvqjt Machado, ut a ban- -(^yice. No bcnviejr-Htan-nir piano • However, a 10-ymft’ TTd ■*ron-Th
ctqistc'
t, fnllai buttons and cuff . thuslasts and hip graciousncss in
Hickman’s rittonwys . ,
As a reward for his promise to
former Mnhnrij„ tho National Theatre, will ha« l>een developed which cun car sumptivo lad mustered up enough
hid been -tobn. The 6Ut°" c^punrflhg to th»»ppUu-*-*SUt od- participate In tho /mmunity birth- would nmrry the
p. n the Flying Colonel the ry a useful load to Europe,
‘ courngo to topplo tho "czar from themselves in th*lr office tot.nj,
m I,
It. . 1P.IX.a „
. .
- , bestow u.
>IM fxfetllivr raised an afltrfn.| (|itiortol selections met with the day party for
him, Mrs. Edison j*hordr, of Catlos Manuel De Cespe- Moffett. “ The airship enn carry a Ida throne. Watching a card game coordinating nrgument for an anThe
wedding
ceremony,
it
i*
s“
"t,
passengers licgnn tumbling audience’s complete approval.
will permit her husband to break
hundred passengers and thoimanda the boy picked up Shcvcrncv s peal .to tho Cailfomla Supreme
dcs. tlie highest Cuban order.
if their berths with similar
The vlfillnist arrived In Sanford his strict diet and cut his favorite will take place ut Poona and will
lighted cignretto from a bench
be
performed
uccording
to
Tllndoo
c.'f pounds of freight.
I
In,,
to
fatigue
and
the
necessity
lount.' of money nnd valuables yesterday noon, having rushed heie 'pri,— Strawberries. Physicians or
“ It Itns a great range. It could and calmly took u puff. Shcvcrncv °W h ile they did not s p ecify torites,
by
Satva
Santa
j.
a
Hindoo
of
cpiug
fit
for
JUs
long
hop
on
Ke.
from Philadelphia where he gave dered hint on a strict diet several
tribute of 10 what ground the apt»enl would I
Monday ri> St. Louis, Col. Lind avoid Sturms, ami if all tia motors levied an exti’ii
missionary.
A Alexander, of Toronto.
recital Tuesday night. He played
based, it was said that the custom- ■
bread.
of
months
ago.
(dice*
.
topped
it
would
become
a
balloon.
It is said thnt money lias been bergh declined nn invitation to the
Urn r,tidied of liis tiek- in Boston Inst Friday and in New
Tomorrow’s birthday party will
refuse 4 to pay nml fled ury routine objections, errors r
boy
The
modern
dirigible,
in
my
opin
Thu
grand
ball
at
tho
Yacht
Club
lust
frtmt Atlanta to Toronto, York Saturdny. From here lie left he the firet public party in the in spent lavishly in preparation for
home towards Moscow, the trial judgo nnd th* failure •• 1
tlu» ceremony. Although there h.i« night and spent the evening at the ion can weather storm condi from Itlu>
J9»jr. Lil-*• icct It and spectacles. for Tantpu. His only other appear
the police had tho court to properly Instruct th:
week
a
ventor’s life, Edison said today.
Within
been much opposition to the marri American Embassy with ** b '" tions over the Atlantic us well ns
II. Harvey, of Ann Harbor, ance will he there und in St. Peters
and shipped him jury would form the argumentn
him
up
picked
the
airplane.
The
airplane
»
grentage, it is understood that the form specially-invited guest-.
l, reported the loss
of
an burg. Miami, and West Paint Beach.
live groundwork with th* possibil
11 st enemy over the ocean, which back to Pokrovsky.
er Maharajah’s elder sister nnd Ins
(treont, «!h« r ilothing nnd a
The third and last concert in the
Sheverrlcv immediately demand ity that tho constitutionality o f the
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
10.
(IN
S
)
is
sleet
forming
on
tlie
wings,
brother-in-law Zanue now approve
blor.s bug.
•
series will bo Mnreh U, when Sergei
ed "hia pound of flesh." The law under which Hickman waa con
The C'ltiengo-Sl. Louis air mail would not bother the airship.
it Propaganda is proceeding at In
It. Ginn, nf St. Augustine, Rachmaninoff will appear In "
■youngster still refused. While the victed would be attacked.
1
Fell.
20
and
21
will
be
heavy.
“
Considering
the
load
it
would
dore to create a favorable atmos
axtiMuht general freight piano recital at tho Milano.
“ They tell mo there are thirteen ,
"I.indy" " ill be buck at the stick carry, it probably would be more "czar" was summoning his co
rf the rioiidn East Const
phere.
,
hort* to hntllc, tho sick lad mus stops up to tho r o p c .u n d ld o n t
in
his
old
job
as
air
mail
pilot
those
economical
thnn
tho
piano.”
At Colombo, Ceylon, it wns un
td, hml lost bis overcoat
tered more thuTi loti malcontent# choose to run in 1928” , joked \Vll,
'Ih - capital’s air experts have
derstood today that the former two days.
lcfong'\ Other pnssengeis bad
iiriiictl
with Finnish knives anil tium Edward Hickman in th* U>s
“ Lindbergh again flies the air been greatly -interested by the
At the regular weekly luncheon Maharajah <>r Indore ami hi* Am
various tilings. The two
maVhcd them into thtwrccrention Angelas County Jail today, ■
mail”
will
be-the
cancellation
mark
held
Thursday
noon
at
the
local
proposal of C/B. Burney, n mem
erican fiancee, Mins Nancy Milter,
putlnum cars were thrown
With tho words of th* jury t
Lions Club den,- plans' wore com will leave for Punjab on Suie-ny, on the letters tho Flying Colonel s ber of British Parliament, who Is room. The fight lasted !Kb minutes.
•taensi' excitement. “ Nobody
ship carries. The cancellation stamp proposing a dirigible line between Tho ten-year old sick youth was diet, laying tho w g jW W I W [
pleted
for
the
staging
of
Mu'leal
}|tct tu grt <df of tlds train
following the offer o f Punjab Moathe kidnaping and killing of btaxW
Extrnvngnnzn to bo held the night lemx to convert tho couple to will be n horse-shoe shaped with New York nnd London. Endorsed fatally xvounded.
IIti- thief is found," llmloti Parker upon his .houlders, stlij
the
name
and
designation
of
the
I,f
Feb.
23
In
Ihe
new
High
School
hy President Coolldge and Secre
Modernism so that they could bo
l •nnmniri-d.
NEW YORK. Felt. 10— (IN S ) -
ringing in his care, tho convicted
route
In
the
arch
of
the
slum
and
Auditorium.
This
will
be
In
th*
tary of
oi lwimiivuu
ob “11
married uccording to thnt faun.
Cotnmerco Hoover
”
iter lie began to question For u half a million dollars Alice
routh in his cell, awaiting sentence,
tlie name of the particular post wnrth-whilo pioneering effort, ex
nature
of
u
benefit
show,
the
predure
snow,
tne
nrt>
ap|M
.ni,nK
to
the
f-m
*11 and Mr. nnd Mrs. Coltcr- Jones Rhinelander, quadroon wife
evidenced llght-heartcdnaaa.
office
on
the
route
with
the
date
perts ore bonding their efforts
" Ru««il| ■diji'ctcd to n search. of U'unurd Kip Rhinelander, young ceecds going to equl|i und malnta . j|nhnrBtah nnt to forsake the rcHe talked freely of bis'trial and
nnd his ancestors, of flight at tho opening.
toward actually placing such a line
Hutchins started to feel his society millionaire, will give her th,. Junior Is-ugue
Ids Impending Journey to San Quen
ln_>be ^
" ro promising to facilitate the
— been sponsored
- ...
Husn'll countered with a husband his freedom, but th. which has
in oporatlon.
tin State Penitentiary whore ho
Club
The first triul, under present
conversion of Miss Miller Into »• "1on the chin, Hutchins grnp- $110,000 he offered her brought pnst by the Sanford Uons
will either be hanged or
a
with a percentage going to locr.f doolsnt so thnt the marriage can
.dans, will be a flight from Lottvith tlic young man nnd only n sneer, the Daily Mirror
G A. Schlosscr, manager of th<s term or life, depending upot. th
dtm to New York on a 48 hour Hotel Forrest Lake, wns brought sentence to be pronounced tomor
Wfcrr.
prevented further Stated ill a copyrighted article to- chnrities, and for repairing »ao take place.
playground equipment! furnisher’, by
schedule next July. The return into Municipal Court this morn row by Superior Judge K- 4There has long been keen hostil
-V*frh
trip would be mado on a Jd hour ing on u warrant charging d s bucio.
b uf Russell’s bhggnge, ‘' “ Alice, who Is 28, Intends going the local ilen to the South Side ity between the Hindoos nnd the
ling to their report, dix- to I aris soon, the pa|>er adds, inti Primary School.
,
i orderly conduct obtained by Clif“ All thnt I can say,” comment'd
Moslems in India and outbreaks
schedule.
The show will linvo n cast or 3j
The Sanford Country t’Job Golf
Dcpartmcnt
ha* forJ Husscll following nn alleged Hickniun somewhat Jovially^k’ m
**4 Hutchins’ socks, collar biit- mating that she may there seeU
between the adherents of the two
Tho
Postoffice
.
team with Howard Favillo p1«yin>
*>. ruff i,iit tints, engraved gold both the $fi00,000 for herself aId people, all local talent, und .worn- fuiths have been common.
alturention in tho hotel ballroom thut it’s better to bc dead than
in the place of A. Zimmerman will giving It the right to
during the automobile show Wed have all those thing* the matter
and u silver vanity case the freedom for her husband. T he isos to !*• one of the best diowa
of it’s kind ever presented to the
meet Dubsdread at Dubsdread th s trans-Atlantic air mall routes, nesday night.
______ ___
’ **» taking to his wife,
with you that th* doctor* and lavcouple separated
soon after
ufter their
their Sanford public, lion Tom Cuerweek in the Central H «r.d» GoH cither by dirigible or by nirjiUne.
According to details of the story ycre said I have.
from the suit cases arid hags marriage in Nov. 1924
1924. Kip sued ncy, prominent nttomey of Or
... ^
loop Tournament. The match wi
leafing |o Mr. and Mrs. Cotter- for an annulment, charging that
Officials estimate that an airship obtained by the police Mr. Schloslundo,
nnd
District
Deputy
Gov
break tho tie between the two clubs. could carry u load of mail that Hcr attempted to bnr Russell front
T the detectives said they took his bride had hidden the fact of
f a m il y a r r e s t b d
.
ernor of Lions International, was
Each has scored four wins and on wen id require $00,000 jmstage.
the dance floor for nn infringe
biting and other articles bclong- her negro blood. He lost.
an honor guest of tho club, and
in the Icaguo bcc,n’
began.
ment of the hotel regulations.
MEMPHIS. Tenn., Feb. 10
to Harvey, Green nnd other
loss slnco ploy •At the present Alice is living on Ralph Dunbar, of Los Angeles,
Zimmerman’s place
Russell objected and then obtain (IN S )—The fourth member of
"w re”*. Mr*. Cottcrhill
said a $8,000 yearly income front Kip,
took
. f Faville
u r h ^
K . ..m r
.
th*
ocConvention Opposes ed the warrant.
Chari** Squire* family l* under i
•formerly Was on the stage un although she has on file a suit Calif., wns n speaker of
PROV3NCETOWN, Mass.. Fob over the Sanford course
morning
the
' the name nf Billie La Mont. for separation and $1,000 monthly. raaion.
Nomination Of Smith This
..................
. rourt-room
. . . . rest In CleveUnd, Ohio, la
110— (IN S )—Another thrilling res- The othor momberH of the; (**">" •
was filled with high school stu- nectlon wlth ^
„
Tho suit Is delayed because her
(?.
W.
Spencer
Jr.,
E.
Vihlen
and
MEMPHIS.
Tcnn.,
Feb.
10—
dents
nnd
other
friends
of
Huz"
frX)m
the
Union Coro
house p a s s e s h i l l
etto
hy
coastguardsmcn
of
Capo
Farmer
Of
Tennessee
attorneys can’t locate K p to
sell. At tho request of Mr. bchloa- *,OHinmny>
here annot
(I N S )— Aftor going
J. Silencer.
serve him. Sho is expected to asic
Cod
was
recorded
today.
Risking
Acquitted Of Murder
ffASIIINUTON, Fob. 10. (IN S )
The Gold Circle tournament w
against tho nomination of A1 Smith Ker the cuso was continued •until.i today.
for permission to serve by publi
their lives In a blinding snow begin Sunday with Kfi-holo mrda
fL House today passed the nnfor tho Presidency und electing o f next Wednesday
d War Department Supply Bill, cation.
UNION CITY, Tenn., Feb. 10 storm. tho guardsmen of the ptoy 0ver the Sanford course ani1 ficers for the coming ytar, more
Peaked Hill Bare Station, plunged
opristing $150,000,000, an InQUINCY— Poultry flock stand — (IN’ S )—Atlas Kcathhy, fanner, into the raging aurf and brought will continue until the
thun 200 educators attehding the
**« of $7,000,000 over the maxardization
recently started In was a freeman today after being to safety aevert Boston fisherman Sunday. First yritt- w i‘ b«' JJ® Southern Methodist Educational
sm lecununendcd by the
tried on .a murder chargo for the from tho wrecked steam trawler dozen Gold Cirtle goU J**1;* |,rc" n“ Association's convention hero wire
Gadsden County.
|**pnatlnns Committee.
prize, one dozen, and thW1prl«% “
slaying of O. Spradlin, attorney,
MOA HIS S S B1Ur a S b . U a . r.ntretanto enrouto borne today.
who refused a note on Keathley’s
The convention, will meet again
The trawler, with a valuable must u»o Gold Circle balls during
In Mentphls next year. When tW
farm.
•
. • ;.
,
cargo of fish, waa rounding tn« the tournament.
NF^V YORK, Feb. 10—(IN S )— cam* to w k ‘ m ogn lt
Kcathlry was acquitted by a Jury Cape during k ‘ blow when aho
name of A1 Smith was brought up
Madame
Anastasia Tchaikovsky, family atatu* or that
last night who found him “ not grounded on tha dreaded 1’cakod
ASKS INDICTMENT
for diMUa,'ion resolution against who claima to be Grand Duchess to male* a pise* for.
gulltr on Keathley*s self defense Hill Bara, graveyard ° f m«nv
adopted by the convention agninst Anastasia, of Russia, youngest New York society. ~
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. (IN S )
plea. Keathley on the witness staunch craft. Aa the MOA III
cltu
him. Dr. Stonewall Anderson, who daughter or the former cxarJmcre- would live m s?ciu
United
States
with her
seams open, began — Pcjrton Gordon,
s,
Sam
Baxter
and
J°hn
Burns,
stand
testified
Spradlin
approached
■i»T.
started
the
nzitl-Smith
movement
ers
, .
,v otmeto the United State* for g^lety. CHICAGO, Feb. 1 0 «- (IN S l—
declared today ________________ L
neicher
th of whom had been sentenced him on tha street with his hands breaking up. the crew of sevmx district attorney.
in tho convention, prnised Smith ns
onJ
nm| lQ
uwgy * ’Sh*1 s e e y net
far two Lafayette, IwL.
t ie atata
,hc n man but denounced him ax'“ wet. from { ht» nervoua political atmoa- 'nor pubUcity, said "
in his pockets. “ I thought h e -waa men put o ff In a dory. The blind h r p ; ; b . M 7 - u > ‘>
|"Ptuy thrriffs end their two prii- tory at Pendleton, IwL A
ing snow together with fog mude Krnnd jury tomorrow to
phi ro o f Europe. Gleb Botkin. h « r . aho want* U to be
going to ahpot me »o I shot him
diriment on contempt « h I F
visibility a matter of only a
I
*ho hsve been missing since citizen poaaes, aUte highway pollice first said Koathley.”
— -•* today. Mmc. a while ko aha .con.t
’
q'oitsnr, announced
MRS.
COOL1DCR
BETTER
Gol.
Robert
W.
Stewart,
jJ
^
m
s
n
yards,
,
|J***^*L centered in Chicago to- and depoty sheriffs, " cr“ ' t*d t,1'
Tchaikovsky
t
came
upon the In Botkin’* father
nf the Ixturd of the Stondani OB
Tho
dory
wns
being
tossed
nbout
Indiana,
hav*
been
K
flurin|
‘
l
_
_
...................
tlNGTON,^*
Feb.
1
0vitation
of
a
distant
relative by dan to the
'hr finding of a pair of
W A S ltl
SEEKS DIVORCE
•
And In danger of sinking when Company.of Indiuna.
(lW 8 )— Although Her condition 1* mnrriu*-^ M?a. WiRloift B. Lx'odx. family. Ha waa
I
handcuffs. The hand- north western section of Ute ^*te
MINERS PERISH
L .• *"ich hud horn filed open, since the quartette failed to arrive
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.. Feb; 10. .oUstgusnLmj.n on the
Improved.
Mrs. Coolidve
was *till und will U- Mra. Levdi’ guest, u.- -»hsf
T*
improvedt ____
...
’
- **
lxvd.H
__
A. Biahnp,
28- with H(e Hnea tied about their
I
up in South Chicago, at Pendleton. ./
TIMMIES, Ortt., rcb. tP.. - V ™
(IN8p—Henry
Blahop
.onflncd
Ip
bed
ot
the
White
House
,hnu;:h
Xlr.*.
U
hx' ie absnat from Vanuly by
Authorities fear the two pri*imt»e sutharitiua to believe the
year-old attorney and husband o f waist, ran Into the «Mflng
— Four1men are Un-.%rn *>-•<» ^
totkir because of a heavy. cdfL| Ne w York at the jprosent time upou^Tinborg.
ere
caught
the
guard.
_u_nswore.
*r» had eluded their guards,
the former Gloria Qould. wluuh and dragged tho man of the m u a rescue.ctyw* nrc
r*
.
IV lo Attend tlw •»* « soutbetO! er.aiac*
H I to safety, Three of the crewiof re
»b$
overp o w ered th em , perhaps
hHHng them.
shown a P a ris dispatch staUnavtliat
if ,|l''l*ii)g deputies are John
•Jfe was nhiut tn^iseC uMwifit Urn , trawler cullapoed
C ' Lun
n, the ntiatrs who ato trapped In ths Itot,
r. p
Into dlvnreh In d lca la d t- ^ a y
Wallqn McClure,
•
' linger
Unger Mine
MIm by fire. "
'
5
-'h'kU
rd
-a v * so u gh t r e fu g e w ith (
toaoopereu.
►
- i ^ i ^ t t f . -r lg , Tu " y i__
_
• •' ^
.-to vv
---- nuuiM Wlin two
of
iectives Hold
[Alleged Thieves
Ju d ge To
Decision Saturday
STAGE WILD RIOT
IN ASYLUM ROOM
LARGE AUDIENCE
HEARS KREKLER
RENDER CONCERT
AMERICAN LOVER HAVANABESTOWS
OP INDIAN PRINCE GREATEST HONOR
TO BE CONVERTED UPON
Alice Rhinelander
Will G rant Divorce
F o r H alf Of Million
Lions Club P l a n s
Musical Show For
Night Of F eb . 23rd
Sanford Golf Team
Will Play O f f Tie
A gainst Dubsdread
C. Russell Charges
Hotel’s Head With
Disorderly Conduct
Guardsmen E ffe c t
T h r i l l i n g Rescue
O f Steam er’s Crew
Anastasia, Who Claims T o Be-Eor]
Czar’s Daughter^ Arrive^ j^QF J
Chicago Police Search For Missing
Deputy Sheriffs W ith 2Prisons1"®
W
JIu
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r
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•
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TJIE SANFQUP 1IERAM), ’m W S D A V ^ i l f t U A R V 0, 1028^
SIX
Chicago Gangsters Revealwc-ni AMERICANS DROP NewYork
1IIGi ;BK8 tf.VIUY FARM
Phone 3711
* Sweet Wlflk
Sweet Cream
Sutter Milk
Milk for Jlabici
Football
w m m m fta jsS S S
IN FRANCE NEW YORK. Fob. 0.— (IN S ) —
Playe„ » MONEY—-----■
I Foo^haJI fnns yrcrc pcc.vcd .today
With Ball
O
/
f
Rose Bush Sail
\4
OLD CORNS COME OFF
BY THOUSANDS
I
•
Ill,
\ • ••♦ •** • •••■ •• ^
^
— 'Y T hR oYh ' T o French' Repfifjl[r] Sornjre’ tlic Arm y?Nebrnsk". game,
By I>avl« J. Wa1«h
CV; • Have Incrensetl In S./abl- i.ranged
........ fnr v ov .j this fn>5 os n
International Nrw'n Sen ire
Miami
Beach
Tourney
2 -Y e a r B u d d e d Stock
>
_
.
~
1 • . Proportions During Years .uh. tiiiile forforNov..2d
Sport* Fill fur
llY
. .
— - —* t gl|uD«» fc—• Veil
the Army-Navy iroU iit'irn
**id
r iim
* or
^
Reaches
Semi-finals
ftillnwinK
World
Conflict
• *»—•■■■—■ ■■fi* •
^
~
I
NfiW YORK, Fell. !>.— Ropers
lassie, will’ he’ played nt West
a
" "0 w*»i SM.)■ l.uo>U
— M iu n it
w in .|.ro f.t_ trc m - <h»
Hornsby
llornsnv might
migiil do well to surround ' ~
, _.
P.oi.i
insteaifwf
at
aa
fsifTltcibsiB^
than
...... b -ln * «lv*n nt o n
him
salt -----w 1th.1---plrat.r-Trf 'hand
brrrn*
J t i^ r r j [ r r ^ r ‘ff. mr.^TTOrU. - — I’A KHCT'.
--------•V -iiilm
tourists, prob hull parks here. The Cadet stad " T J
__ I ___tf
II dnrkr --*
II ...............
.. ...t'
HIM
%I_r\O.CJS.11:11
m 200,000 American
stubborn
(IN S I -W
ith Mrs.
Hill. L*..
Knn
nnd
nwild _nil
alley*,
starting
ably as many as 230,000 visited ium will sent only 20,000, nnd dis
May 17 nnd for the next three dnv* sas City former Missouri nnd trans;
;
!
r
,
7
-W1
t
S
C Z X Z n fiX fo
France last year. On a conserva gruntled fans point wit that both T ,f. I of ..I I M I H - . I ••.•.111
.u r. . ihojC I
thereafter, when he will he vlsit- Mississippi champion the favorite,
1,
rls lil S»nv ! • •'•■sr •» .« «
tive estimate they spent more thnn of the local Imll |*irks will he vac
infr Chicago for the find time n*
••
a <|uarter of n billion dollar* on ant on Nov. 21.
a memlter o f the Boston Bmvea, four women golfers who have been
Permission to stage the game in
foreign travel, most of which went,
the writer was informed today. crowned on their northern links
AT 1
....
into the coffers of foreign ship thhi city would have to he ohtnined
Over the circuitous “ grape vino" of got away today in the semi-final
/
.
•*
*
ping companies, shopkeepers nnd from the Wur Department, o f , , , n t u * Inc.
the gambling profession the tip ronYvi of the Miami Bench women’s
•
*
n
• •
ficials nt Washington object t " the
'•
*
'
’*
came thnt certnin men in Chicago championship tournament being imlel owners.
l .n n o '■> llr o u si<»nFigures on the number of tour Cadets playing more thnn three
claim thet^dffnd to “ tnke the slap”
ists were obtained from n careful games away from home this fall.
plnyod
over
the
.Miami
Stench
Hay•for part of Hornsby’s rncc track
istudy of statistics on Transatlan They will
play
Notre Dame,
''Investment^'’ with Frank. Moore shore Course.
ic passengers
nnd dcHarvard
and Yale away from
> I ’ll* ttK
n
• • *embnrking
................ .. .......
. lift
!*<■
Mrs. Hill met M r . F. W. Web
nnd. that they nre out to get the
title harking
and Cher- |Jonl,,.
- at l.e. Havre
.
P L A C E Y O U R O R D E R NO!
hall player the first time he cross ster, Boston, former Miami ..... .
With the arranging ’ of the
holder. Mrs. F.d Brophy. Cincinnati, hourg, Iwunce.s chief ports,
es the linejnto Cook Countv.
Since 1022 these f.gures have Ariny-Nehrnska alliance, hope of
A c u te It»Jurcsti*#.
Sinister threats of “ Inking him woman champion nnd also former
shown n constant progression. I.e a resumption of Army-Navy grid 1
Diarrhoea, CIicjIck
for n ride” accompanied the tip. In Miami Champion was pairetl with
6 fo r $3.20
10 fo r $4.|
Havre afid Cherbourg, handled i elutions • fadetl into the hnckMurbui, DUutJy f lv»x
the argot of gangdom, this means Mrs. Harold Front, of Springfield,
I
Aft,178
debarking
ar.tl
embarking
Colic,
Burns,
t*ic.
KHxil
n shooting, mostly fatal, and frank- champion of the Ohio City. Miss passeageis ' ip 11*22 as against •XImind.
Sweet Bugle is j purcl>
p ly I don’t believe, anything of the Virginia llolsedeiher. Baltimore, 2'.!7.1!tl last year. Included in Inst
Any additional quantity up to six 25c each
#
v r f f t i M t fi'in p o u it,l m J »• r ‘ *
' kind will happen. Rrerrk gunmen Hu* best woman golfer in Mary year's total were almost 23,011(1
fn fit • ’ « vrn f» i the imiltfil iltiKi. A »uic rc
*HI II* * trtruMcs ft»i w lik h » « » » «e < o m m e iu !f J
may take enrh other on these sight- land was defeated
Small Ro.se Bushes 6 for $1.00
>
Mrs. |Mouth American tourists.
seclng trips and the community is match at the I'.Rh green by
Figures
for the intervening
PR. . . L.
LBOV*
thnt much hotter for the incident. Brophy.
__ _ _ _ years, showing constant increases, j
3,000 Rose Bushes to he on hand for this sale
But nothing serious could .happen , _
-------elixir S w e e t p
— were as follows:
1P2.1—208,!.»!•; |
to Hornsby, a national figure, w i t h - ----------------" "
r.C’ l 213,780; I '.'2.3^—2.31,100; l'.(20
o***JCC.
out a terrifir kick-hack upon those |countryVarieties of Roses tyiJJ lie RED RADIANCE. LUXEMBOURG (H new Hr
the*<<■..2 IS, 08:2
Involved nnd the Ivys are never ■ *'\V> are in favor of
selecting
In c r e a s e In 1027
L A N K Y ’S n U L ’ 0 STO RK
for anything like tht;t.
•'tractive
method • f
Just a fe w o f
Yellow) KARL DJU SCIIKI and Paul’s .Scarlet Climber.
Mt i-rli I’.klg,
.
' Saul. rd. Fla.
However, I am given to under- he’.ler pi.ton nod building up ' Itn,it use in last year*# traffic
J
•
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«
... • „111„ llll.i f,„- them nvei th.it o f IP20 ate not entirely
stand that they would like wry
*
Me R K Y iN O L D S DIJLV. CO.
:; r
,| • T T
......‘ ..it"' ......... ..
for by the advent of
our
m
any
spec
much t >"gang" him -•ml thn* if. iu
i-' iiif.ir d
I b i.
’
.... n!' , ^ mn
the midst of the gcne.al
i •• B n .il . i n o . d e that th. - Mu. •> M
mcnl, Hornsby *iiff>.*ri*d inii•»t.•
LAKE M AR Y PH ARM ACY
ials fo r the w eek.
I-' d V g •
l« • *
that might impair hi- v..nil i<« o fi, t pict...... " -I........ d
l ake Mnrv
I hi.
•••II,.
„r big movie sped - MV III c - e i . i c d '..me ordiuuiy
hall player, the gamblers "■odd
IM
.|
,-.,
I,......... ..
it*s I.. . I . tlur ex- / \ » . e i j* «" . 'm u s t s » '
I'.uiope
last
‘ consider the incident dosed and the
book* neatly balanced. At least one in ■iei.ee 1. 1. 0, that H the motion year than m HO.
,
. Sanford Agents 1
Mn. rc ao 'mm Is deha. king ul
hot i* supposed to have been made , pi. ture il.dildry is to survive it
mu-t
make
,t
appeal
on
the
sc,cm.
'
hel
ming
amt
I
.•
Havre
.ast
>e.»r
that Hornsby Won’t finish the seathat ilie jiidures themselvc* numbered nppioximately I.IU.ihhi
\son with the Braves.
It i.*. e s tim a te d t h a t a t le a s t
anD E A N ’S - S E E D > C O .,
ORLANDO,
FLA.
t» r*(
^
w
•.irdingvto the stmy. the «.<m- must have the ‘‘ fly.;*1'
.'V' l’!‘ o il i e r ' fh U .iii)" ’/VrtleWr'rtn ' to u r is t s '
Jdfjratr ’VvMrn* Mndre ‘ is' kald^fofVtlSihM^itell' f’..Nc*peiis7ve t'rvhrs^ .1 may u k e l ’ L K 'l I S M X 6* freely
e n le le .l F ra iie o , e ls e w h e re , llir o U g ll
Mens broadcloth
i< e,r n .i,” h i r tin ...it i i i " j i " . i i i f
hnvc found Hornsby’s commission! Mas, vaudeville lids and the like,
o th e r |•■|•eln'h p o rts
o r a f t e r f ir s t
“ W e com e but once- a y e a r
,,,, - , , !|
i| d iit iiih iiir *' • ' twin,
n little too ht*pvy to hunillr nn<l.
"Ono *»f Mm* best signs nr the
d> h a r k in g in E n g la n d ,
lh d g iu m .|
( rt | i-. n t' ii :• | n'j .i. t" n r - entherefore laid part of them off in day is the Little Photoplay I In a|shirts.
C o lo rs
(>r» 0 .ei lt.it.
I d>.ii**.
Cliicngo with the understanding tie movement which give* the •<pcc- l i e i 'i u a n y . S p a in o r I t a l y .
| i if I l s i N d o c i •»../• /CwConrh,
The
p o rt o f ( " h e rh o u ig
w h ic h
thut Hornsby would make good if'in i theatre a chance to evlnloi the
it i. Ii.-vr* il in .x wt m l. I aim i. -t
h a n d le d l!S,i!7H
p a s o -n g e rs iii th e
tan, white, blue
the bets were lost. The hull player. evejlti«m.,l
picture the pidurc
|*„ , - i , ,1 e . i
. no b.r oxer
p . e - w a r y e a r o f IP 11. h a n d le d npmeantime, considered that lie was with the unusual id. a h. f.Oc an
• r.
Jt <• . ••’ ,l Is
| i . i \ i i m i l e l \ IP.'!,IKIU lsi*l y e a r.
Iti
dt.ine only some friendly business intellectually segregated mullein «•_
V 1 •:ARS T l IK TH R O A T •
a ll 8!'.2 s lo p * in l l e i l a l ( h ci h o u rg
'and gray.
with lib1 then pal. Moore, and when The development of audiences of
last y e a r a - e n liip m e d w ith 811! in
m
the latter drinni.dc.l payment, he tin* type will advance the inter
1P2'!.
refused until such liuie as In ests of h. tiei pietuies ..ml ....... .
V
The
place
to
build
your
home
....
t!sS
T h e p o ll
..I l.e H a v r e ,
w h ic h
'•round it convenient” .
I)"’ whole tone » f Ihe indudij
* rij.
Architect
h m i.ll. d 87,11.7 p a s s e n g e rs in 1P2<>
The f’ hiengo people aie -mi.l INot Ml la.lcrtmoimsu
F ir s t N a l ’ l H a n k I ’. ld g .
h a n d 'e d I T ," '." n n n e Ia s i y e a r .
«•**
D e Forest S a n fo rd y Realty
■accepted Hornsby as mi . x
“ The no.lton pidm.
mhl »'••«
lJv*
ban: fo
— r
S a u l..I'd . r t / i r i i b i .
T r a n s a l l u l . l i r M a il
ecllent risk and t.. have placed ..'h e regarded e n lin ’y a an •"*' •
The
v o lu m e
of
T r a n s a t la n t ie
/cry
private uiie at his ih.-po.-al. Hmiv- i.iini.mm The pc
•-.! m a il h n m lle il in
I !'J7
in e ie a - e d
J,y is said to have taken this mere i i >a t in a a l. loo. In 1h i- <" , " e c lio n w ith th e n u m b e r o l lo iii'is ts . L in
ly ns part ■>( his personal busines Hi,. H o a rd i- ile v e lo p ii.g its m n v e e 's c a llin g til < l|..|l*in i» g e a r r i n l
n .e o l
f ..r
c h ild re n 's
lU M i'ie . • .
arrangement with Mo»re. Then
a v .a y "a'!.::n ii tn ig * i f m a il In IP 2 7
f.
m
i
l
l
i
n
g
ih
e
ty
p
e
"
f
pi. itir fore, when the slt-w down cam.
a
a g a in -1 .*'>11.2 :' I
n I5»2d M o l.
•
till<|l
ell
•
I
.MlId
Ultil Moore became threatening "
th
a
n
2a!i.nm
i
b
ag
"
I
m a il
w e re
Uit lia ld
\\
S u m e le i . o( N e w
his demands for puymuat. H.i.iishy.
la n d . <1 at < h e i l s . i l i g . lilt in g
I'.IJ .
V
i.t
I<
i
.
y
,
i
>
illlp
l
I
*
die
l
ol
one
••*
of
styles
It is declared, i. fu-cd .<• he 'lunoe.l
IN e w
a
a
g
a
in
!
2
1’.,1.21
in
IP
2
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9
I he l.ig g e I m o tio n p ic tu r e - u .r p " i
nnd told Moore . • “ h .v •">••
" '
I'm l d u e - p aid in lo tile
< ll" l •
a
liu
iis
,
m
s
"
an
e
x
.
lle
o
t
I
n
l
i
n
e
in
This, of course, resulted hi cl
I m il g r l i a m h e r o f I 'o m m e ii e in
mens sport o x
most no benefit f»r the t l.o ar • th e l.ig g . l li» ..tl o p n l ' i i e c iiip .ii
jo in t s m il I ha* i h a i i c ' s
a n coll- • '.>27. le a . lied 2ll m illio n fro lic s oi
people. They had bee..... .. -ids i i i i ..m i, i o ie th a n th r e e t im e - . . .
'In r,:y concert work, I
heuu* m a d e ,
m i tie llii"
controversy; now tin v wei. ••»'* ^ • t a lillv
fords.
T
a
n
and
m
u
|i
i
t
.
t
h
"
t
o
t
a
l
in
I'd2d.
'I
lie
i
n
j „ , ia l
i 'f l o r i n In e l ... ........a le m ill h
course, give first considera
side the money, too
i |, a e
vt i * c h ie fly
dm * to
illM o u re is b e lie v e d
*'.iv .
» "••I ,.| lie w n - le T ln ill a d Ilf d u ll.II
my voice. Naturally, I anti
r flT '
IS* T *
* 'O i
^
X
Y
*
‘
m e hi I II " e x p ,m i l 'I I " p i» t l.ie J ifle i m e n . I l a x e - le v ie d on pu a n g e l .
white, black and
Friday and Saturday]
February 10th and 1U\
Roumillat & Anderson’
Churchwell’s
Roumillat & A n d e r s o n .
'jfrmtdqp£
Shirts
YOUR Cough
Loch
EitonJ. M
oughtoii
A rbor
Shoes
a
c o m p ro m is e ,
w h e ie l.j
th e
legeil debt of some .................
he paid off at the .ate of r •
"
n il !
Veal. It'll he WO'- a little l'1'
the suggest mn, ,,r. I*\ I bin i mu .
H o llls h y is saiil
■ h a v e i .iiis iili 11 d
himself insulted |,v Mimic'* pel
the 1 i t t e i ' mi
emplory deiimnd
successful sin. in t lie i iv d ..... ..
followed.
MOVING PICTUREFANS TO DEMAND
' M illin g a n d e o ih a i'l.in i*
a t • h e iI.
o lil'g E f t 'e e tn e
.la n iim y I .
I hi
la x w a - a g a in ill. reused
I I,
. la s jim - si n g e rs now p a \
'.Pin f i a i o - , m s m id < !nss Lrd, l i a n e * .
II,
11al . la a m i I m i i i - t e la *
ft a lies.
W ill li i w I>. > 0 lin 'd " .
I’ l e l l . l l shop l.eepi I * lllld h o te l
'I I l f Mint |‘"I I" ' i Ul e
' o iu p u liie *
u h * :i * 1.1ii : il ih .
up
in
th , . ." m l i v
ie iv e
p i . .p e l I '.•• m m in g c i •
H e l d in I. illl.-t t l a i f n
i*
v. i ,| | ) i
>' | .M lU .IIIIII.IIIIU, lie
s a id III w in d
g o in g io .o i i i i n u e . A n d
s h ip p in g
c i v i l i:
■' l . l l d '
e v e Vlevx o l
III.
no*ii, b .o b iu g
o v e r th e ir
m lv a m e
III. Ill- , I v It I tile *e v e n l II lll.l"
I , . . I.ou
lo i t in - y e a r , siiv ves.
M\ i i i th e i i . i ii i l r v
-..m e
ay l i e
f .e ii l ii
Sala'i. of l.ii- a i e as liixli a
p e l i l l , f" i' I I I "
p h o liig l I'p h illg o f
e, I,"
Ih I .* I • uh e ip ie n l I) i l l
01, 1..I I I I . • Ul' th a t
if
C. lim n .
w i l l , i i m i I >.* Iir t ilie .l I " le a v e .o il
I I I m il > I o i.it i'. i.t I l h ot i im v il
.(1,1 v < " i " ill h it e i . a g re a t s a v in g
they in. -m I t" lie. lie declared
Tliev Hie being isad ill-led s.illievvliil. Then* I* a big field for hll
iiiiiii
l*
i “gup"
m en
w ho ill"
Sanford Used Parts
Company
A m erican
Audiences I re fe r wi ll *'.:ipi v nnd i mini al *ub
Ouulitv In Cinema Icalher lilies.
K x 'u h it o i - III t ill - e . m i l r v le
T n a n “ L ild ed Trapume.s (>l
T h e Conventional 'I heal re g o ld I ol elg i i ■made tiln ls * vv i I h dl •
N E W Y O R K . Fch
'■<l " ‘, , l , v "
m o tio n p ic tu r e s — lin t " g ild e d n a p
p lu g s ” th a t a r e helii'X
dished m il
as a d ilis l te u tu r e s
a re
w lu it Ih e
A m e r i.lO i m o v ie und o in * s m e >h
in a n d lu g today, in
.h e o p " " " 1 1,1
W ilt o n A l l l l l i e l l . I v c l i l i v e Sec.
r e t m v ..f th e
N u t.•m ill I ’—a i . l ol
lm > t a n d a g a in .I d is p la y in g th e m
H o w e v e r,
f .iiv ig n
d e im m d
fo r
\ n ie i n a n f i l m - i ."x e c lle n t. I l l
i m iip iltiy .
fo r i n . l a m e .
le r e iv e
..lie I'm ii I h
" I i l - p ro c e e d *
fro m
aht m ol.
careful about my choice o/<
rc’tfc.i as I must have the
which is kindly to my thr
r.mohe Lucky Strikes, /itulin||
they meet my most critical re
1P2S
white.
'• .
u
m e r it s .
J.’ *;
.V *. r-
■v>=.>•’*.»«
|Silk pongee nat
m
ural color 33 in.
,
F' •*%,
.V■"
vr
tV:
r t;f. •'■
'.
wide.
■
Xx4-y
'-r
s;>v'
rJ 'f-
At Half Price
See I s— Me Save You
Money
Cor. Sanford und Geneva
Avenues
Phone .V!
r o
6 9 /
yd.
P
7 *V6. Tm
4♦
ra
N ever
i
tr
. V Ir.J>\
1
V.' >
■
Nature
M U .Iin u e s m e ii;s .* tiP g »n •' •« " • • '
g iu .le o f M i o h e ir le it a iiiiiie iit and
re in t in g a g a in - , th e side le u t u r e p ut »n in m any iim lir " , p ic tu r e pul
aces, such a * v a u d e v ille , l-.ld c a iis .
i i vucs, m ul s u p e r-m * h e s tra s
99
Pongee
Hose
R e v ie w " I M o, in " I ’ >t " '
l i e I >.l<| l i . f e i l i a l i o " . . 1 •«■»>
x lev i i i a ii in te rv ie w
lic it i ' . i u '
“ The future of the mol,on pot
urea Irving produced unuuull), it
what is shown on the screen," lie
said.
The motion picture producers
realise the situation mol are striv
ing to meet the wislu^Vf ihe pub
lic, he asserted. Hut, with H"U pic- (
lures being produced annually, it
is asking too much to cxpt-it all of
them worth while—in fact, lull
good pictures out of the K0U is a
pretty (sir average.
E c o n o m ic a lly
I'nsound
“ All this ginger bread stuff thnt
is l>cing put out with the pictures
is .xonomirully unsound am) the
producers- realise it," said Barrett.
Harrell inode it plain that the
National Board of Review l* op
posed to legal censorship. It is n
11tuned, upl*nteer, diwinUrvutct
ritiren 'organization, romposed of
Upward of three bundled person*
who review films, in N‘'w ' ■,k
City U-fnre they lire rcleused .for
general esldhilion to the jiuhllc,
with associate, advisory members,
und uffilial. <1 cilir.en ftpups in
many Iwcalilie, throughout
We have purls fur till
Makes uf automobiles.
Concert Star Fini
Lucky Strikes Kindly
1 o o is Precious Voice
j'
Ladies silk hqse
$1 values. V e ry
Duplicates
T°A5T£l
I^ t
special
No
Two
A re
ttu ■
M en
T<m
r*,'
A lik e
E
I
Hats
for LuckyStrikes aay* Tobactfl
Factory Man
i!
/M sK 1
M ens n ew spring
$ 29.50 $ 33.50 $ 37.50
stra w
hats
v:.
i
v-ilk
.
.$ 1 .9 5
S. W ,
a I k first National Bank Building
Take Elevator
“The Cream of
the Tobacco Ct
V1
Vv
T'.y•x/
Your Clothes above everything else should
be tailored to your individual measure
lid. V. Price Suits $35—Up
j'i
m
,3 *f- I / x’- ^ V . H » 8 i ; 8 V
✓ •
Churchwell’s
.
’
•
“I am a factory man. 1
manufacture o fT o b a e W i^
been engaged In it i ° r y
I f d ie public realized, # d f*
what *Toasting* doe« to z®
how it takes out every
harshness and every bit ®
there would not beany1Ci|
sm oked in the United M
L U C K Y ST R IK E .”
N o Throat Irritation- N o Cou^h.
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THE SANFORD H E R A M ), FRIDAY FEHRUAKY 10, 1028
e Sanford Herald
M lh lr t
fT ft* RltMMMi n « K
*a*wr ut iwi
-ixi M l i l l l l Mfeane. '
(MM mnttrr
:iu**t4 m
i » i» . ■« tkf FM i«niM
P I m U i . nwlrr x t • (
«mtrr»* •(
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■ u om jr 1__ ___ eoit-r
’Anu iu :n a — ^
K. JO ilK U U i t l l n , tUII-r
OVMMUUPTtOH' | « W »
*7.00
M
OiM*
! . l it
li.n
r Wren ..-*«*a
*a.ib
!|
* oi-’ inittinn and co-operation betwejtt there forces. The people are
imprcricd that time and effort
(
TA M PA TIMES
i Often the most painful part of an nutomobile accident
have Loon dcvoLjd, iretemU fcy the
is the injuries inflicted by flying: bits of glass. We have
Futipy, hilnriou.dy, j wcrucintirig-( tve lew « r.f-'ircmcst—bu; tV;,' varloun law m f icing .tgcn.ic* .to
!y
funny, is the announcement tlgi, ■*riyu naim law enforermont. THe jmprem the public, generally sup
seen accident's In which huge limousines crashed, turned over
and rolled into nearby ditches, with the oply injuries to the ‘‘Tnmpa will not be 'wide open' and .hihjj to 1m done Is for nil official* posed to be a* gullible ns c*n be,
thnt rnch o f them wa« “ It,’’ in
passengers within caused by shattered windshields or door thnt jrnmblinrr nppnrnntly more —state, lounty. nr.d city—to unit* black face capital letters, when it
common in the last few week# n an hprpst effort to give them
glass. Drivers have often thought how fortunate they will drn " the rontlnutm ‘ fire’ of .hat, and q::it talking about it. cam; to law enforcement. In the
would
be if they drove
_________
_ behind non-breakablc-shiehls.
{ law—tu>fi,icjiuuut—ik:paiUnant#,-11 riu.ro -has nlrtndy ■beeTr-fionKh menntlmef the law- Ins lacked
in recent rmTHtlm n new type oPglnss-frtr-ntrtomoWlc.':1the sheriff and cnnnty solicitor Isngnai'e spilled and newspaper much of being enforced.
Does the announcement that the
has been made. It is called Triplex and consists of two very ,mvo nn>" My in (he met'er, which apace and printer’* ink wasted in
policy of the sheriff’s offieoAbns j
thin layers of the finest kind of siicet Bias:/between which h,,s *wl'n
oul *° l*i{> puhlle. connection with it
One of our Rrcnteit trouble. In not chunked mean thut it will conlies a binding composition known as pyroxalin plastic. This
Sun*, ijieyV “
The stair
thU ’connection Is tbit for several j tin ue not to be, ns far ns that
is a transparent cellulose material very much like celluloid aw“ upo” , f , -i*;1'‘n'’c ttl* ^ en year* past there 1ins i^ot Iteen co- agency i* concerned!
Shattered Glass
SURE, THEY’VE A SAY
rhr Il*val4, H u tcrti * ln w r (tl>a
MIK'i :M bwrlkn I* tk* l i t f i w t b u l P*W» ifrtlrr,
frmm
iMa M M riw M K I n fu d u lln i These three layers are put iinough seventeen different proX S i “ .ontTu?e S ta tu re
/ Si
m r«t» ik tu u d warda 4*llr w v r f
I. Jfl> E
n
IM4 nil lit* l«*4lk, m * l « wt lk« cesses which include chemical denning, pressing under huge Inst year. And U is the particular
The I. IV. H. I* •*- weights, heating, grinding, polishing and then sealing.
j {.rovinte of those official* tb see to
f l i t . M th lli •■Hi.
P tlrk
n PI
IW
t h t na il Ila
I art4a
the enforcement of the state law*.
NMa**f a* hand IIn* ■Mtt t a n u>
For
the
ordinary
windshield,
which
has
been
known
to
w **n-*«t mum .
Then
Jut* nothin? trannpired
bend to the extent o f four inches without breaking, and which
which, him changed that; nor can
The Ilfn U I t* a mrakrr af thr
• ■4lt Uarraa al Clrratat'ann, •• under no circumstances will splinter or out, the thickness is anything of the sort Iramptre until
•afrrrufttaaal AnaaHntlaa <f I'm—
w« ,rrn. I l r n l b r n , aa4 Adrerii.- no greater than found in the average glass. Rut for police the legislature shnll meet again
>N*a<* which r*4Hlm each cars a heavy Triplex, consisting of two additional l a y e r s ami
, ........
( Image the *tate law*—If 1
ruktUktr iwm.hr r la anbmlt l « a
insr-nah aw4lt uf aubrerlptla* has been made which is approximately an inch in thickness.! may be 1.0 desired.
,»a|a ID urdrr in m t fr abanlalrlr
all etanua al rirrniatlaa aa w*U «■ This shield will turn aside machine gun bullets at fifteen j Gambling nni bootlegging have
‘'.inrrtt Ii u Im -u nirib-nfa.
yards.
not t nly I ogiin iii Tnmpa in the
Unquestionably it ought to be a matter ofat comparative In.-it few weeks, or the Inst few
, Feb., 10,1028.
F
ly short time before all automobiles will bo equipped with months, nr the IaU year, or the
run a K i u t u * .piu m im a m
Inst three years. Vet the sheriff
l - i> M < ia r I* ell* *»4 ronnlf some sort of non-bfcakable glass. Automobile accidents and
nrnl county enlleitor have been on
a4ni«MI*i rattan
J — | i.r| w i A N i c e r-'ute. in J*rk> resultant casulties are far too numerous for manufacturers the jobs nil llmt lime. Thut such
.on vIU r.
I M lw N lnirltia at Kl. J»mm* la* to continue with the dangerous, anti now apparently old- is so makc.t it funny—excuse us,
•l.aa 'Ulwr Cunt
fashioned, types of glass. Many lives will undoubtedly be it i* so funny thnt we have In stop
I
.—TntMaOKl'i * f mralktr lira*
saved by- the proper application of tins remarkable inven und hold our side*—that they
L
Or Wrrh.'
I • —.tawnicaliar •» building »m- tion.
should have at this tinrt' rushed
[
(M M M ttH a. ■»• Ir K nanrtmml
with the statement con
At the same time it might not he unwise to equip auto- forward
alip *>f4*
tained in the opening paragraph
-V a« i 4«a«#J/ica? mobJlcs with the heavier, one inch thick, Indict proof wind hereof. The thing look* like it
shields.
What, with highway holdups, running gun fights, palpable play to the grandstand.
m Mirra kaapilat.
hank robberies, and machine gun warfare on busy street It savors of an insidious insinua
m U LH A ’ FnflF. FOR TODAY
f corners, which characterize to an astonishingly large extent tion that whatever there is or has
HEAR AND LIVE— Whoso
our modern city life, no motorist is safe behind anything hern 1 f the sort of things referred
hcnrWfietl} unto me shall dwell
to have been and are hrcuuse of
penetrable with Winchester ammunition.
wifely, and Shall be quiet from
snmeofie and somebody else and
■------—
— (j— - -------fear of evil:— I*rov 1:3.1.
despite the sheriff’s and solicitor’*
F ltA Y B U -fiiv e us, U id , the
n( fices.
Money For Education
bearing e l^ ’and Uie understanding
V
*r %j
VV
recpbtSrecK s in regard to Hit* huge ibivnl con stru ct- 1 *rci»m-ti» are that new
■A nothing-com'enb'd-or-hlntrd-book
book
(jFrom the fi..t page to the end.
Wnrrrn GIIImtI.
THE FLYING PRINCE
IIV JOSKI'IIINE TltOW Itltllll.K IM Itlt AM
A. P. Connelly
& Sons
9
i
VII make a hook like a yellow pinch 1
I*1 Thfct amackf of thr summer sun^
Full 01; tae urrth, and the sap <>f.
M ortgage
and
business
Baldwin
*
Mortgage
See our lolal
A u to Shoi
\
(luntsiii'H
$9.50,
11itc* j f»f«r
■Md >«*tr
T
Section
Uni (iTf
'F O R D S
fttnrter Service
Generator and
Renaurl Rnilery Shop
1925 Touring _
301 W. Second 3«t .;
1926 Touring
Next to Spenrcrs Top Shop
iJ*l)rl»1 t Garage
C ITY
1920 Ildstr !...
*
1926 Touring ..
1926 Coupe ....
TRANSFE R
Co.
1926 Dum, Tk
1926 Tk Chassis ^ | |
Hudson Coach
Ralph W. Lossing
S. It. Dlghton, Sanford, Fla.
.
S3!
Hudson <7 P ....
Scd
Mgr—
Cadltnc V 63 ....
Calendar
PO
YOU
of 1928 calendars for dis
tribution. Call at our of, fire and we wilbhe.glad A
dtfi rt e-Tcty Vmihiir, i"vj (\** *U,
’ '•ItrtT7
In bai.timork
I )>•4.11th I ltd In' N«V* Yuri
»«mI
Illu tntcJ
LINE
F-M -'rfl^SlNG ’ST
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER '
Hauling, ( ’ rating. Shlppist
and Storage.
OOO L Day (u , Jacksonville
Phone 498
LUMBE PhU )
J p :. C O M P A N
F* f * __
Nib c . . j y
c_'j di, l L : ..4£S tir:£ b
THE YARD WITH A M lLLC A C M N G
Yard
si. •
iluti,r‘|nrs'*undrryulai Lett
hi U M
Rond Grade
jac
»»• NEW rwfif
fftnr TVykIia-,
Ri i Ibid^awrtQiiJJ erety5ufMlay. § P.ML
HsI ilVWP1 W1
m
i JU* ln.
Merctitnti (' Mlitei't Tran*.Co.
Holly, Ave., at
11th, 12th, Ulth Sts.
$751
Seminole
Securities Co.
Srooi Jacksonville
».* * « r>w PHn_^,r>CI J1 ILV,ui NEW*
. ttp* ■•^rtj-f f\a#t\Iksmi.
Phone 135
$61
II, C. DouRTass, Mjr.
Used Car Dept.
KN O W ?
ni-s;
We still have a number
1
1926 T Tk St. ltdy
Hnuling-Crnling-SJ-.ippIng
Side-Track Facilities
Phone 890
200 N. Maple Avenue
counsel
1
$ !
$ !
%%
& STORAGE CO.
Loans
property
.<101 E. 3rdS
' Notice To Taxpayers
/ip Service
Sanford Florida,
February 8, 1928
As required by Section 12, Chapter
5596, Laws of Florida, Notice is hereby
given that I will be in the following places,
on the date and between the hours setaf*
ter each, for the purpose of receiving TAX
RETURNS for the year 19?8.
•tud pr.teluiinhig "Wlint n pren*
11* y am I." jt may fool some
1* opK‘. I'tit li es iil not deceive the
informed.
I \ an uni slimatable majority
1 the people of Taiup.t want effee-
’ ’More Hone* Found l>y Arclipid-J Uliuding whit* sunshine, Mei I- j Iiim ni-bt hr tanl ipnti url iiiu -iv,
IgUt”—head line. Tim kirn! you roll |‘ n« ‘ loud* of du*l and mi pxcile- |“ lit ,t irtr
> Ivin I'oin,
la have
■ment that grow* a* thr crowd |:om, ..... (,,
wju, •
' or the kind you pull?
stood watching it. The furiously
|crows and goes swirling down the
i. ndkcrgb en d. no description whirling molo», with tin- 'jagged
As one gas bag to anothe;-., we 'street and out the tlly toward the today. Hot wa. thri-r ever before streak of lightning pouring over
R are going to start using more el nirdrome. Airplane* air nothing I hucIi a level-headed jiu n g man? it* lluid-liko fan*, the circle of
ectricity if the gas bills don’t go new to these people, Ail day and l o u t b n o il Hie m ost <o in p li-le s tu - -y IMuler* like n wreath uround its
every day they go buzzing and g le -in n u le d n e s .* t h a t I h a v e e v e r no*e. And suddenly rushing toward
down noon.
.*
droning overhead, and mil for fun seen a re , to m e , h i* im i>t s a lie n t n* «an. 3 the big ninriuc Fokker—
Maybe, after nil, Senator lief- cither nor for exprrimi'id, but com c lm r .u 'te r is ti .*. U r w ou ld von not ; nml as suddenly there was a Wait
Jin'* recent experience learned bi n ing nnd going in the grim bus r a i l y o u th a t l ia r m l . n to -7 I a m ing ambulance. They landed and
to ld lie re fu s e d to s ig n i l . r \ a r i o i n instantly men with stretcher# be
la bit about how to don't.—Tnmpa iness of war.
No, airplane* are an everyday a lb u m s t h a t W ere pressed In to h i* gan transferring from plane t >
\ Times. It ought to could.
occurrence, hut only nine in many bunds. lint at the picnic li cheer- ntrliuluuee the wounded soldier*
■.
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,,
, j ,
, lifclimcH dor* one nee (he Prince of fully stood faith in the middle o f! from the battle front up in tbCertain college student* are pro- ...
,,
, . .
.
tasting that the leelures they muHt | 1* * '
'. . ''“ J s
!’*’* H‘‘ " the very beautiful garden and lot bill*. The pilot jumped from In*
attend are toe dull. May be it’* th.r! hornWed. nr.d life ha* not been imr- binui lf I.,, surrounded by a ring seat to run for n hnndsbnke vvilli
ptudents who are too dull.
!nnl'
‘ v .y ib m g was t, of photogi.ipher*— male and fr tne just departing Lindbergh
happen before or after 01 hec.ni*' j ivaV. amateur and pr<ITc;.*iinuil-'- |Pence sind War!
-o-of Lindbergh's \isit. And during and Monied a* luu-imrerned ar
Loral people arc proud of the
the Inst fi'Y day* they have been
P:- rhow the automobile dealers put n* busy a* bee*, making Managua thoUt h lie were lonl.ing at the
r.eein l y UT-tead of .impel (oliutillg
w1on. It was fully worthy of a city
look just ns unuttraetive a* possi it. Hefoie the picnic he had hud an
^ cunslderahly larger than Sanford.
ble by stringing banners at short imp..riant siiisum with ('ongres*|
'}
— ---- o------intervals
across every
street
Florida newspaper* are almost through which the procession i* and had been presented with a
medal tin* country'* uppreeintiun
snimouK In
. condemning
~
. . . the ac- likely to lass.
of hi* achievement*—und after
M
SHrnutor
f ^ TW
S L * * in
i * Sthe»
-K"«-> ........ ward there was a demonstration ju
slnxt1
Robinson
irfcrti 111; evidently to "envoy"; iii* honor h> the Liberal party
Itflln-Roblnson dispute.
and
"Service
Not
Health" Then u splendid dinner was given
-o —
—
( “ Wealth” ?) another. Also—thi* him by General Chamorro. Hot he
Governor laiwdrn hus nnnnunc- in Spanish—"The
Inlet national had mi appearance of fuligue qt a
'that he is a candidate for the Garage Extend* Welcome."
reception later on at the club—the
Jllcan presidential nontinuGreat plans were made for the most brilliant function ever held ie
»a. Governor Lowdcn is getting actual arrival. Only the committee
!tf in years, but he has an en was to be inside the ropes on the Mamiuga, ihry sny. However, Dr The above sketch was made frum
Munro, the charge, pleaded llu
able record to point to.
nn actual photograph
flying field. When the plane touch next day'.* journey and all it* at
—c~-----•
ed ground the representative of tendant duties, nnd got Itjm away
The Dritish "speed demon’* and President Dio* nml the American
fairly early.
A wet pnxrment*
mystery car are hack again,
Charge were to sti p forward and
We
had
nil
been
sitting,
a
group
too
much ” **-«’*
it the last week of this month
greet Lindbergh nml escort him of u* Colonists and "Kl I'resti.WUI try to establish a new
This wu« one ° f the most costly
IV retold for fast automobile over to the committee. After tlint ilenle, with Lindbergh, of course,
he
was
to
he
driven
away.
What
the
center,
around
a
table
in
the
cars
on the market but after a
llie pieser.t one Is two
»J and three miles per hour. really happened, however, was that Patio, the stais overhead mingled bail skid it depreciated in value |
Englishman says there t* the instant the Spirit of St. Ix,ui» with myriad* of colond light*, reveral hundred dollars.
tlcally no limit to the speed appeared—a speck in the sky— the the lovely Grecian portico behind
ran be attained upon . the whole waiting thr mg surged under u*. Dr. Munro did not wait for the Check up on your automobile in
I. Providing, we presume, the ropes utui crowded ferwurd. 1 talk to flag, but lose qujckly in the surance. No mntter how care
From that moment the boy was midst of It. And the young tnlotn-l,
thwtaps da not get you.
givfn no quarter. • From the air towering over I) pi\ Adolfo, beamed ful you tuny be, you have to rockTJtij — — >— —
lrs-Roebuck A Co., has an- drome to the Cnmpo do Marie, to ik-wn to hint ax he said quite on with other people’s • careless
that.it has selected Miami meet the President, und watch simply: “ f want to say good by. sir. ness.
irtriti fo r 'H i South and everybody else drink a "copa <!e nnd to tell you how* Very much 1
American trade. A Miami ehampan." Then back through the appreciate all you have d;ue for
Call on this agency for all forms
spajrtr recently aeat papers Central Avenue, with utl the school me and how greatly l‘ have en
ffonduta* by airplane irf a few children in Managua ranged ulong joyed it. And I'm coining back of Automobile Insurance,
iii -. There same papers, if sent the curb, all waving blue ami white soma day to take you' up in nn nirThen he was allowed a few plane." “ PIrase dj." said the Presi
»u>l route through M . xN-j,
not have arrived In leas minutes to dress bcfoi„> bring hal dent, ‘ T am anxious to fly, but 1
a -week. Miami la nearer to 1 ed o ff to n grand dinner at the will not go with any one but you.”
and Central America than Managua Club. Next day, at u pic "Then/', laughed Lindbergh, "J
r other point in the Unit- nic up at one of the big coffee must surely come back.”
A few years hence will plantations, General Beadle ap
This morning he left. All fareEaUbUsJifd lb OH
port of a thriving South peared with a nlc; little American wells said, all preparation made,
rhone 4b
gir) in tow. " I made up my mlaJ he hud mounted H ; p ' , - nd we 221 Magnolia
‘ T• •• ■ , »1E
H
improved residence
gumldlng
iouhcs have 'opened - in vurimt*
ion program which, is being argued in the hulls of Congress. Ipulls
«»f tiie city, fully eiiuipped
A little blue book of pUm*.
You will, find citizens here und there..who defend the nuvv
- 1with new pornphernalia—gambling
And mo»t of the poems blue—
Tough luck for the poet and pul. men, and you will find those on the other side who say that |,1, vices of varlmiu kinds und deimoney put in ships and guns at this time i* just money;iripii..n.” n those “iwirib'' ura
Usher,
thrown
away.
|of sufficient found it’».*:» tu form
Tough luck for the reader, too.
We do not know, however, of anyone who will any that ,hl’
,,{ :l rr-li-ited statement!
by the tdivi !v . i!)e* seem a* if
money spent in the interest of schonla and education is not they etiglii h:i\r been aitrquate far
If I ever make ,u printed book,
Which tha gracious gods loivTcntl, well spent. During 1926 the rolled States Government spent cawing the sheriff to proceed to
I'll make me u Ixiok like a ripe
over $69,000,not) dollars for educational work. That money break llei. r plir- up. in tend of
A hale and hearty mellow book at least will do some good. Ollier worthy'expenditures, no- merely talking al.mci them.
From tha f l » t page to the end.
And *.t!ial, pray, is to be in fer-1
cording to a recent report, include over seventeen million
dollars which went In. I It
eau for vocation:! rcil upon Ibe rlit riff's furtlicr pubH r Make mo n book like a ,I|T* rehnbilintinn.
- ........
*
^,l11
.him .1 Mat incut that “ eeitainlv,
(irji.11! .iirnt ha* 1
plUm
But, as Die . Miami News says,
in a recent editorial,: [
'..^VVi'ii llii , 1 hnngr" in rcThnt'n b u r s t in g from its skin,
,
.
And dainty women will nuztlc it
Money spent for educational purposes is monev well spent: !< in i r I 1 the
things when
And hfavy-jnwled gentlemen will: WC may kick about $1.(190,0:10,0110 for battleships,' Imt edu- (•' . l ybt.dy uh.t know a any tiling
t end boollegcation can have its $63,n:if».0(K) and welcome.” The unfort
guxzle It
Xlllg hnv e ruen goinig on here nil !
unate part of il is, of course, that il is only $6:1,116(1.0(10.
ft Anil gtllp it eown with n grin.
1
Mi. ti lie 111i! ih:M v.■ire conditions
y. ■
1
. . . ____ ____,
huv«• lie -n wo«•«»■ in lb- past few
Li KC
OONTEM1’L AT IN t i Mrs. Ruth Rryan Owen, who was 11ir <thnt' i v’tl t c-feiiv* t iruler the
recently a visitor to tin's oflice, we are persuaded that hers •..i . tiii.-.la.iL.!., ir til>nt piMclarnnis a personality almost as magnetic and eloquent as her lio'i us to pulity the morc encour- *
father's. And vet she is essentially feminine. The finest i>ir:>i,: to ti n.'.■who believe in law 1
e who do not
product of the so-called feminine movement is not the wo enrol elllellt oi' tlo >.|
unit
it
?
man who seeks to follow the nneieu! wavs of men hut 1lie
ill I.r.iss t.il. i * of tli-.' mutter i*
one who pursues the new ways of unim n. If Women wjll in Hint
llilv illitegi!* hui. been taken of
sist mi [xililics coming to them instead of going to polities the rlititlge ill the eit
I f ever I make n printed Ixmk,
Jacksonville for itit ol rii'i-il to il|>i* Little Jack
: Which the ki :dly fates forefend. their new freedom will have la-en justified.
linn i r i i tin!ding up bis thumb
K )1 I make me n fnt unstinUd itook, Journal.
#
On
BATTERIES
Osceola....... February
Geneva..... February
Chuluotu...... February
Oviedo......... February
Gabriella..... February
Altamonte..... February
lxingwood
February
Lake Mary ... Februury
Ijikc Monroe .February
INioln........... February
Forest City .. February
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23rd,
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A . Vaughan
Tax Assessor
“ Sane Methods of Regulation Assure
SALES 2 H TIM E S THOSE OF A N Y OTHER BRAND
the Conservation o f Public Rights”
*
Say* Christian Science Monitor
-Jrxr
■ *"1!rli ti i*i«iii*|*rf li»i«ltirrii ■»••)*lie i»n*l
tir lm lr hilcretil* im |*» iiuit pnii*i»e'*
not I*no** u lo 4ir |n>uei||tlr n **■«»**■
•»l i n i r i m o , T lir |nt l» Hr frn rrd Ibr
mi in n uni Nil lr«« thr r*i iml»lrtr iiwurpui|i*h o f l.,r Mafrh* |»rrr«**
n liiri*. If in ih r r r lim e lirrit w ork n l
oul (howi- « ii nr nml n iu ltn h lr mrthod^
•»f m tn l:ilor> ru lltroI u k lrh nnuiirr *
The /Cvent of the Season!
FIRST APPEARANCE
IN ORLANDO
OF THE
Iwlr rrlurn lo ln%m(r<l ornlth nntl »t
Ibr Mimr tlnir thr rouornnt lun #1
|*nhllr rlKhti* imd <*rI * ltrftr».**
T
COMPANY of IOO
Auspices: Municipal Auditorium snd.
Orlando Chamber of Commerce
Auditorium
3—Nights—3
MATINEE THURSDAY
u ... w ii
> ">
F e b r u a r y 1 5 - 1 6 -17
Wednesday, Carmen
Thursday Matinee, Rlaoletto
Thursday Night, La Forza Del Oeitlno
Friday, Ernani
Seaton Ticket*—I7.S0, *6 00, t5 00
Night#—?3.00, 32.60. 12.00, *100. .
M«t.—*2 80, *2.00, *1.50, 7fc>
/•Ticket# on Sale Delly— 12 to 6 P. M.
SAN JUAN PHARMACY . ORLANOO
*
Mnil Orders Filled In Order Received, A
Checlis Payable To-City Auditorium
m
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far (hr
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have l.m n r A a n tM 1*
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with I hr nurrrM of (hf
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armr him. ■■ .
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T h e SANFORD H B R A ID , FRIDAY FEflntTXRY TO, 192ft
YOUNG MATRONS C L l'n
, 1*AST MATRONS
PAGE 3TJREfc
t L U fl
w.-tn wen by Jir.i, Murry'Jarvis. Tlu- McKay, Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, Mrs.
booby prize, ;i hew j/awilor puff Eunice I„ Tunicr, Mrs." K. L. Cros
The Past MaimnaCtub of Seminwar given A!i *>. Mary Kent. Mrs.
ole Chapter No. -J (). E. S. met Mon Kntbcrinv McKay, entertained the by and Mrs. Fannie McConnell.
•vlien Mrs. Jnmcs 1’. Ridge enter day evening at the .home of Mrs chib with « number <n popular
telephone Ms MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER. Society Editor Residence T e l 37
_ _TODAXl~.
tained the niemlxT. of i|.,- Young Fannie MrCVnnidl with Mrs.. Mi rons* niter tvliick._t*Ltu»luiunxl*
pTationa-UupHcate bnrrrtrenn Club ConpolHind’-fili-a.'--W lJ Crosby~nr w i j iffg'w ffr thn-Valentine ideas
^ James Mtirrny ond her henie on Mngnhliu Avenue., hoi-'-.'so'
,
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Mr . Sarah-Parker, pres and consisting *i-f chicken Salad,
HEMSTITCHING
TTtts.-^tit rnPETc t s x t e rtTAi n r
Helene'(Vsiclln
Mi-Ladies Shoppe Has,I'j at
liUttcheon was served at the small ident of the cluh, opened the meel- inltlnur, h earty hoped cakes and
1 N O L D K E N T l ’ C lv X r
Spring Opening Here. i hies width wen- centered with inyr with prayer nitur which rou coffee were served by thc'lloslc'fieV By .Mrs,Hathaway Permanent.,
. Aim. W. J. Thipjrpn uiitr.rtaipcd
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Comedies’ * J|r- **
Ttjoru
'
enjoying
.
this
^Icdightful
tine
husinc-su
wan
carried
out.’
Mmiy
nyatnl
baskets
if£Utcii
with
lovely
location
corner
Park
Ave..
and
mostr delightfully nt bridge lunch
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matters
nf
spc-riol
iuipsrtnnep
were
evening
were:
Mr;;.
Sarah
Parlo
r
1
,
'•
n
k
w
u :\V£us,\aus>f
Mo^oms.
Places
of
the
gneat$
eon Wed needay at her hiime on
2nd St. Aero-.-* Irom Scioinplc
dUcu-'i-d
after
which
VPncinl
hour
Mr;:.
Mary
Kant,
.
'Mm.
Loretta
ii
ere
marked
by
cju.ilnt
Japanese
Park Avumio, .The guv-l o Wert- the
• all
,* 4ft If |tf#
yirla while COMuges yf violeui wett) WtiLs enjoyed, A (■'nefesir.g contest uf- J?rotherson, Mrs. Jimmie Liljn, Mrs.
Hotel. No longer with Singer j
meurbrr's of THe ’ ; Fortnightly
months of the ilKii ptaetd lit' each plntd*. At one’ Tflrcel much merriment, ’ntid the MnroleV.Grlffjn, .J^lrsl Joy Bailey,
Dupljcattf HfttWlieMh" Cluh.’ 'AfteV *n
Co. Mill Apprrrlate patronage. j
delicious ijui)chrp;i Served) nt ^uir yonr were" father" klh'ck. 4 SO* on <»‘clrit?k- it . tSitiptlhg" three cAttrAlT prize for the boat iin.;were., n vaar •Mrs.‘ Murry JnVvi.*. Mm. Katherine
Mi-Lady’s
Shoppe luncheon vaa aertul by the hoatefs
o'clock,1^ariten of dupliedte bridge' Wednesday
Djjldly Tro-is Episwore) played-, When nil tho board* held their formal Spring elmwini |nrsisletl'by Mrs. Hugh WHchell
Wll la.hr regular, had been played, scores were com
land Mrs. C. L. Pai . . Games ofjpper at 7:00 o’clock pared and, the prizes, dainty pieces of the latest importation' of mil
of china W'Bfti awnnipd Mrs. .1. E. linery and accessories.
* a . Newman will grouse .and Mrs. Charles E. Hen
The window displays were mod
t bridge party at
artistic,.
being
suggestive
of
ry. Covers were laid for Mrs.'Dongpoe Court at 3:00
nld P. Drummond, Mrs. 6. I). spring with bark grounds o'
2 • her house guest
.
Bishop, Mrs. George A. DcCottox, -rninhow satins, .with clouds r.f
Mrs. J. E. Rrouse, Mrs. Charles rainbow tinted tulle grouped nt
ki 4 ..
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E. Henry, Mrs. F. M. Davidson, the lume of the chic models. A
Mrs.'jF. E. Round latt and Mrs. rttm sidt' wnk placed a tall pede
:U:1 hnfket ftllell wjth I'xrpiirilv
roses in the varying - shades <•[
pink
combined with gladioli nn 1
MILTONRepairs on Freedom
bridge ocross E-.mmliin River nt ferns. Occupying n prondnon
position was a lovely large pie.
cost of-ih6iit $5,000 t i be made.
turn lmt of rainbow gcorgettfnshlrncd of tiny ffflds, a;nl held
Mrs, T. C. Cnrlsiin. v.hn hn1: been
bridwCnt^-OO o’clock nt her roftly in place with a bow
vid tirg relatives nt Atlanta and
Cedartown, Go., for ; >nio time, has
Mi's Mhiian Hand, a bride elect
icturned homo. Klu- was imtompof next *week.
anlcd home by hi-r-sister Miss Ola
Rcpulhr htiflinesa meowing pt fit,
Langford, \vlp> will sp-ud the winAVUKRAY
Agnes CJ»ild will bp held nt ":00
ti-r here.
Ul( Club will meet at
si’tilosl; at tiip Parish House, *
Exceptional B argain s in Shoes
it the studio of MrST
MnrloMtaffo
Girls
nf
the
l-’
lrsl
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Clinriee
Jones
formLac-n ou Myrtle AvgIJrclliodisft Church will meet at 7:50
I ’lie shoes
arc offering tomorrow are very, { aunt. apA nv,w.,
rly of D.-lamd - haw moved to
im .M
Moore
oor'- .Scott
Shott wi,|, .o’clock Hi the home of Mr»^ Q. \\\
•JftifrWK 1/nS unJTrtiPtlc* in nil the Tafcst Htrlrfi ami ctimbinatiunR.
Irfr Avf'dtte.
t/y maiie ’fnifetta arid ireorpetre.
i-Od oV.’ock.
made with soft crown nrnnmenl d
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•hi will entertain at a
with nplitjued band painted flowiige luncheon at one dnt .Church, Mrs. W. E. Raines
O
n
ly
$
X-.00
a
foot
chairman, will meet with Mrs. Ots nt tile front. A gold ribbon :s
iCounrty Club.
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gracefully
draped
about
the
(oat lie! 1 1 Forrest Haines at 3:00 o’clock ut her home
crown.
210 Holly Avenue.
Black and white, is exceedingly
Silk Dresses
©L
Story Hair at 1
Circle No. -1 o f '*thc Methodist popular this reason lxith for
Church, Airs. II. H. Chappell chair Epurts wear' mt well as for the
* Library.
Isively f rucks Hint forocusl Ihc
man, will meet nt 3:00 o’clock with more formal occasion;;. One of the
Ety of 11 dy C r o -s E p i
(Will meet at 3:30 C Mr:;. A. I1. Handy at the chmvh an handsomest models, is » -largo
K|>iing mono. Dri'HHW for every ocnex.'
(Vti.di lie u a-.
Today
ru'-iun. mid demnml. Snlins, Satin*
picture hat of Hack iare horsehair i
Circle No. f> of the Methodist braid with draped crown which |
faced cantons, flat crepes ami georg
Gt-n<- Stratton I’orlcr’s
[MONI) VV
Church will meet nt 3:00 oVIoek has nn iinjertion of hand mad-1 '
ette-;.
These dresses are very special
in p .iiw )'. « « — - ■ ' a ' W
T
" » ii i s wiViB M r o B i r w
greaU st r-tory
with the chairman, Mis. S. O. lace lmrschair, the only trimming [
ly
priced
for Tomorrow only ond are
"FRECK
J.T.S"
Shinholser on Oak Avenue.
is a stunning half moon orimtncn'
v i , v.id m e e t
worth nl least $l.r» each
Com bination Lasts—T rip le
Circle No. (1. of tho Methodist of jet studdcil with rhini-stom-s. i
with a special cant
itinrrh.
Church will meet with tlu> chair Tins I n* a faring of ldnck Chan
.
ot»int*iiy
I’ ;r- i-ytcr in-i man Mrs. J. M. McCnskill, 20(»H tilly lac-.
•*AT EASE"
. 3 11o’clock Grand View Avenue, Rose Court
In addition to the millinery
Milnne Haramount News
at 3:00 o'clock.
shown, a complete line of gifts j
Flpc Organ * Club of iho First suitable f>>:‘ all ticensioun, bridge
SATURDAY
Baptist Chutch will meet at 3:00 prizes and accessories, hags both
o'clock at the home of Mrs. I . J, fur rporls end pat ty V/ear ns w e ll
-TH E Wit El'K Ut T ill
ram.,.
Coolcdge on' I’almetto Avenue.
as many other-into novelties wer.»
HESPERUS'
I Auxil
TUESDAY
displayed. Attractive souvenirs of
[ Chuni
Annual Bridge lunclveon for -the colored errassn leather engageadded
•• rntmp-m
social depart incut of the Wom-in’a nujnt honl.s were given all who
i *idlogin ns
»
t’luDv.t (Jtie'ti'eldcl:'at llotx-l For ( oiled the shoppe on Wednesday.
T IIH w i n .v i y g ' i ;o a t :
rest Lake.
Orange Ave. at Church St
Sponl.ght
Cabaret and datirc at Hotel l-'i rL. 1„ Lockwood if Etowah
*URO\VN
HI
(i)X
"
rc,st Lake at P:00 o’clock under, the
Orlando Florida
i-< visiting in .Sanford as tin1
1'. II. Kolduns, I’ rop, Opp. I’osl Office
tam aUsplctc of Ff/AgtiCtf Guild.
:f her niece Mrs. J. D. ’Hood.
$ 10.00
i
t f(«H»
£2
Vf i L-J
Ladies
G iv e s Com fbrlrajfd S ei-vice
m a ll W a lk s o f L i f e ;;
A to K
in ' l u u
f * irUs V
All shades
I-■<'
I I■..-tv
•.. .
; Mens ■
. Work Shirts , -
fashioned chiffon and service
VclKhl.
i < tnnna
.54 in ch a ll wool J e r s e y
—
H onan
Mens
Winter Suits
Any
F a r l a r g e "boys. A ll
W ool. G r e y , t a n a n d
b row n. O n e a t r e g u l a r
p r ic e a n d tw o for a n
_______E X T j t A _ w ,
V a u e s u p to $1 .7 5 . Good
d u r a b le s h i r t s ikL k h a k i
and b lu e
>*t . - •
at .1.
.Ufctl-J
winter suit m
■i't. >z. * r*
slock to be on sale.
T h e very
latest Fabric
O n e at regular price
for Spring and Summer
and tw o for an Extra
C olors-W hite, Rose, Blue
G reen,
„ d
O rc h id ,
Y « lk w . «
Flesjig
lBath Towels
J
Wool
Socks
lull .
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For men. Values up to
1* '*
border bath towels. 4
for
$2. Special Friday und
.
Saturday. Per pair.
>r. 11,
Mens Socks
•fast
colors.’
jy
Pretty
.
puUerns. 3 yds.
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Fancy lisle in all coloi*s
and sizes. Regular 75c Val
ues!? pair for
�aflwariB
rWor, retaining that post
until he Retired b e a m * <*f ad
vanced aye.
«T 1 m> model wax. made .lro n x .a
cast taken at the time o f General
HIM, IN VA LID
-WrHanr,
Was fi
ho Next To Remus
Rest Hootlcpger In
Hates,Nnwltunnlng
Near Savannalu-Ga*
TALLAHASSEE. Fnl„ Feb. 10
(IN S )—'ths Florida State Supreme
Court today declared unconstitu
tional lha biU par.scd—by the 1027
session of the state legislature
authorizing the purchase of 'Con
ner's Highway, n privately-ownc:(
toll rond in, South Florida runnlngl
through Palm Doach hmi Okeecho
bee .Countie",
NEW : VORK-. >Jpit- :?t-+AV)llip
Ilanr, fomen.mUI|ona|re‘ "admiral’
of the bootj^rgqr*,'’ who, next;!?.
George itcmns;
the blggMt
bootteggdr, the United Stales ever
knew Is 'HhroUgh" bucking Iho Volstead A c L 'i
- ;>c ’
“ I wouldn't A ll h half pint for
a thousand dollars," said Hour, a
tall, aleimltr,. blue-cycd,, blonde
man of about thirty-five who talks
with a Southern drawl. "I served i
my time for breaking the prohi
bition lalv'.epd'h' i»n’t worth the i
ramble. Never again!"
H air Jivw to Savannah, Ga.,
till homo all hi* life. He is said -to
be wealthy. How wealthy, he
won't nay, but friend* of hi* claim
he la worth ;#li,1100,000.
"Any hank to Savannah 1* iny
recommendation," Willio told this
writer. " I ’m to a new business—
the amufcement resort business. 1
manage the resort known ns Tybrisa, at TyKce, Ga., on Tybcc is
land, elghtcch miles south of Sa
vannah, ori the Atlantic seaboard,
There, in the cool of tho evening
under the tfjrstol balls, and In the
moonlight,'ihc young folks and old
folks trip ihe light fnntastlc and
enjoy themkdves, and Willie sees
that they fiaVe n goodtime." .___
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24 lbs. Pillsbury Flour
10 lbs* Swepfr^ptatocs
Fresh Yard Eggs, ctoz.V.!
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F o r
i i-, ■
10 "Lbs.
Sweet Potatoes
* C t * * * .1 , V Jr.-•» -
Fresh Peartdt Butter,, per lb
Western Pork Chops, lb,
Washing Powder,
Grandma’s, 7 for
*
.25
Y
Gold i Dust,
...... ....... XL
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Demonstrator’s Nam e Here
%,
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oy 9
are
‘re especially invited to visit; our store
during a demonstration o f the famouj
Battle Creek Sanitarium Health Foods.
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Small Spare Ribs, lb......
Y o u r H e a l t h '* S a k e
. " '** - “ \
bMWi
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Vienna Sausage, 3 cans for
Large Bottle Catsup....
5
S
1 Can Oysters..............
1 Large Can Tripe .........
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A food expert, trained in Battle
Creek methods, qualified to give
you information and answer
questions.regarding foods* and
food values, will he in our store
T im
t
m e• *Here
■ff, ■, :<
$
6
*
Each da^hew delicious dishes will be featured
and you will be given a recipe booklet telling
how to prepare them. You will receive samples
and booklets.
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Green Cabbage, head...
R. W . Lawton
Corner Sanford Ave. und Eighth St
M cC ullers
G ro c e ry
Co
wwr^wusn wppiw-.’
a largo paW of America with tremendous idllpmcnt* of booze from
Nassau, Iri'dho Bahama Islands.
He was lh</l*hdmirnr of a lleet or
boats that'V.itt.ked the waves from
tha Bahatdkf'to the coast or Geor
gia with huge cargoes of lh|uor.
Ha bought tho liquor for as low
as $12 a ease to the Bahama Is
land, sold ft -for $U0 a case in Sav
annah anrWdppcd It elsewhere
for much'higher prices— at one
time getttolTff»m $H0 to $1!,B
caso In NeWi‘ York City.* He used
to re-ship, the booze from Savan
nah to Ned" York City ns oil, load
ed Into large tanks. He also ship
ped the liquor uh furniture and
carted Yhdbtnnds of coses into Hie
interior o f tho country In special
ly constructed 1‘ackard roadstors.
lie had a big distributing depot as
Columbus, Ga„
Hla Pickard roadsters were one
of the imuvatloas of the rumtunning business. Eneb automobile,
was equipped to carry sixty ruses
o f llquor-.The trucks be used had
BpccUlly-built springs thnt averted
suspicion when they were passing
through .town* from Savannah ouroute to' Washington, Cincinnati,
Detroit, New York City and other
points where the demand was hea
vy.
f H urt's trucks were alco equipped with nuxiliury gns tanks so
that, they Could travel long distan
ces without n stop. lli» Packard
roadsters usually carried a small
boy or gift'to alleviate suspicion.
He pcrsdnully supervised the operutlon of this far-flung business,
making trips on the trucks and
also making quick dashes to the
Bahamas Th his speed boats.
Willie grew up in Ihu liquor
business,'Ills futhrr was a whole*
sale liquor dculcr in Bavunnnh in
pre-prohibition days, He bus nn
honest looking fare, charming
smile and a winning personality.
Ho has glade q Iclgon of friends.
He resembles a young football
coach mory than he dots n bootlogger. ...
“ I’m through with thnt business,
however," Willie reiterates. ‘‘ I
was finally sent to Atlunia Peni
tentiary for three years but was
released bocuUsc of good behavior
after serving eighteen months. It
was in Atlsnta that I .met George
Remus. He wus a character!
“ I want to wiy one thing in nil
the time. I was'bootlegging l nev
er carried a gun. The only laws l
ever brokp'wcVC'lho Vul uud Art
and the law,that forbid* bribing
r^Uon offiiinU for rpet-iul prlvilege. But alt that is hack of me.
I am looking to the future now
—and to ih'e continued r.uccctr. of ,
General’s Jaw Put
;O n Exhibition iF o r
CHIf’Ai
Genet ol A
,Urgest Gj
SATURDAY SPECIALS
BATTLECkLfK
•
M r o o pcotirAiir/
69c
10 lb. Sugar ............
1 lb. Compound Lard
15c
10 lb. Irish Potatoes
38c
Country Eggs, doz. ...................
40c
Creamery Butter, lb...................
50c
25c
No 2Vi Cans Sliced Pineapple
3 lbs. Good Sound Apples
5lif <4J*rt
rsiAs.ik
rvicrvCJNL!'
M AINE COIUILKHS
V a lu e s
Free l lb. Carton Sugaf
With Purchase Vjslb. Cocpa
25c
•
25
2 bs. Fancy Juicy Prunes ...
1 lb. Jones Dairy Farm Sausage
45c
1 lb. Mullet Roe ......................
X
50c
McCuller s Grocery
lta^kcl
PtGUvWkaav
Jildj'.
I Mai.
yen tlo n .,^ .’
’
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Y. Tlic
Vrasurad slightly more
than .four ’ Inches |n diameter or
j about twj«kthc alia of the average
jaw.
'
"The
'nt nhmintti net-.’' «x%1ijHt-J nTk:«neat K. Dalton, who,
fi construclrd the model, “ hud a maskalvo and Imttresslve face. It was
the faed of « true conqueror. It*
t wide rtnj 'heavy Jaw bearing evi
dence to the iron detcrininutlou
o f the 4-arrlor. ‘
"Duttag hla lifetime ho wji*
th< rtaifel -of contemporary dent;1
i* Isli." ’
I 111 c'Mir.M m
»v prices
and
striking
exam p le
& P
Where economy
Indeed !
o ffe rs
H igh “Quality-
you
i
N o. 1 T a ll Can
can
\H<;<) DESEKT
Sifted N o . 2
JMume 071
can
Red Star G ro c e ry
213 Sanford Ave.
S atu rd ay —
&
Feed
Specials —
Co.
I'honu .'Jl
M o n d ay
No, 2 Tomatoes, 3 cans
......
No. 2‘/2 Dixie Candied Yarns, 2 cans
French’s Peanut Butter, 15 oz. jar .
Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour 2 pkgr.
Pillsbury Wheat Cereal, pkg.
Radio Matches, 6 pkgs. ..............
3 Minute Rolled Oats, 3 pkgf.
Pure Vegetable Lard ................
Sugar,; 4 5 1I)S.
......... ..............
Roypl Astpr Cor,n, 2 lb» t i n ........
Ill I !■: IIIM IO N
Wilaon’s Big Four Coffee, 4 l b s . ,S'1.40
Wilson’s Custom House Coffee,,lib. .. .i-i
Andalusia Sweet Pickles, 6 oz........... .12
Libby’s Alaska Red Salmon, 3 cans.... 51.UU
Libby’s Green Gage Plums, No. 2!/2 <an .22
Libby’s E gg Plums, 11b,, 4 oz. can :; ... .14
Libby’s Sliced Pineapple, 1 lb., 4 oz. can .25
Libby’s Peach Jam* 1 lb, 4 oz. c a n .... 23
Libby’s Apricot Jam, 1 lb., 4 oz., ca n .... 23
Libby’s 2*4 Dill Pickles, 1 can .
Libby’s Queen
Olives,
3toz. size
i’
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7 ! WT!T..ffll.il ^K 1
Wc carry a full tine o f Raitrr
E V A I'O lt \ T K I»
GOOD QUALITY SELF-UISING
M EAT.
was placn
‘
Goncrj
f in the v
(cun W
peace l
1 * ~ * 7 j
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Pork and Beans, VaritJamps, 3 for-..
Saturday “Money-Savers
ip , Tift*
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DEPARTM ENT
Pork Shoulder
Beef
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•« <
Ro&st 20/ lb
Chuck Roast
20/ lb
Box Bacon
45/ lb
Armour
’AUN t 1JEMIMA Oil Pn.l.SBUllY'8
WV
a 7 r r f, r r r r
^
lja>
Pou ltry, Daiby
*wt\'
lo'lfTk
0f.lhl4;unf|ir»4^ M|x)A
0 B tn » »
of
every
what
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r " >‘ ’ "foV . iln«
"7_'__ sc ■ Ita»
”____ 7e a Une
on req«**4rntes are
’ iwertion*.
0( *ver*ge length
11 line.
charge of 30c fo r
inR is restricted
Jjffeation*-
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r U msd* '^ ,e % ?*
will be responsible,
Incorrect insertion,
for subsequent
Rhe office should-be
Imediotely In c »»« of
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BOND A ND MORT12 Second
COMPANY. 11
t?t.
Will Joan dn ' : Im proved business
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and__________
A sld en ce _
property.
buy first mortgage* ae security.
10— Livestock
.y
reprosentatiro
‘ familiar with rates
(Unification J*Vs
rnBplcte information,
fnrttb. they will assist
inling your want id
9 rfore effective.
ijctmcnts
____ .
T a iw a i N
Tire. We give service.
g & fflh
[|S'C lang’s Pure Pork
10ft palmetto Avc.
nd Found
I md white Collie dog.
jlulf-prnwn: hnlf-lan
Reward. Return to
Ave.
•bite
“Lade— House
car.
skd on UJ26 Nash A d (charsi*. Four new balK r is Fir^t Pinas condy
finely
linidictl
|This t at will k » .at a
It will pay you io Ittr.ftml Automobile Co,
L'ounr,
|n and (liaimm trucks.
113th Street.
u
Phone 3.
COWAN PO. Auto
iheet metal works.
Avenue. Phone 710-W.
FORD BUICK ro.
Memol'a A ;
I Photic 3C7.
Fps-m arm o ns
Automobile Co.
lit Ave.
Phone 137.
Service
PURINA'"ChawiG Seeds, . Lime,
Hay, Farmer's Supplies. Bau
man Bros., 212 First RE
—f c - T - '- V .I
—— m 'm
m
—■ —
Hr
•noicned from stock b r w o n our
own ranch, with high record for
production. Wc breed from fall
size, high vitality stock only;
Stock that will mature rapidly and
produce ns cheap chicks never can.
S. C. White Leghorns $17. per 100.
Trnncred while Leghorns $20. per
100.
Burnett Leghorn Ranch,
Oviedo, Florida.
417-W, ii Rail-
14— KoontH Without l*«*rd
of alt kind*.
5302. C. E.
Ranted Female
Select becoming
‘ ■»» h*1 modelled to
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l M ° rbiU,nt prJce"
2fSten
b>’ w*"rin« f « you can have
to let them stay lost very long— not
while these little ads can bring
them back to y o u ! *
J S r J M jj
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26— Miscellaneous For Sole
FOR SALE— Remington , type
writer In good condition. Box A,
Herald.
BOAT FOR SALE: 30 foot bridge
deck cruiser, thirty Inch draft)
«»
FOR RENT: Smol: store It>om-i,
or Offices. Very* attractive. Phona FOR SALK—Good Ford Delivery'
truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Boat
804 J.
almost new, Make me an offer,
HltlCK store room. Best business J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
lion m amid r*»a<1*. (-.-.naervatton of
FORTY acres of land: 3 1-2 miles iur niturnl reouu.i-es, icducllon of
• talc tiisrn and i-duCnt Ion.
I u»k
north of Osteen on n hike. $12.50 (lio
s-jnpot’. of alt loyal Ilamoerai*
j J. I'A tilliaii.
per acre, Cash. P. O. Box 01,
Osteen.
ACREAGE AV $123 per acre.
Tract of nearly 35 acres, located
between two Orlando roads with
frontage on old highway, can bo
picked up today by someone who
knows values ut u groat sacrifice.
Very desirable location for poultry
farm. Some high land and some
murk. Possibilities for develop
ment are great. If you are lookinr for something on which wou
may make reasonable profits with
out bolding long, It will pay you
to investigate this. Addrcat R. J,
H. care The Herald.
23— Wanted Real Estate
BLOCKS—Irrigation One bedroom, 411 Park Ave.
' $(n*od cement work,
pfrtte C». J. K. Ter* 15— Apartment For Kent
’ P- 3M and Elm.
Furnished fpur room apartment
JFINc;—The Roof Evand garage. Close in. $30 month.
Mctnl
, shingles Phono 100 W.
I ® ' a and gulvinized
enquire 9l8
'
H. Cowan. Ouk TWO apartments;
Park Ave., after 6 o'clock or
Phone 111.
Phone 443.
'Hi-repairing, piano
«Pc«t. with 17 years ONE five room and one three
room apartment to rent, corner
ainfurd music store
*PPe. Itouni 10 & l l Me- Myrtle und 12th S t Garage.
Phono 607 R.
Bbane 832.
Ml R*rric
*W-W „
once ip a w hile, but you don’t need
FLORIDA
GROWN non-blight,
good eating Fenr: Stuart Pe
cans, Japan Persimmons, Plums,- 22— Real Estate To Exchange
Prunes,' f LOO to $0.00 per dozen,
delivered. \v,..« us. Reeve Nurs W ILL TRAD E—Equities in sever
ery, Cottage Hill. Fla.
al good lots for small house. What
have you. Give complete details as
13— Rooms With Board
to location, price, mortgages, etc.,
GOOD clean board with room— when answering this ad. Address
$8.50 prr week. Dew Drip Inn, Box 20 care The Herald.
5kU(; STORE—Prcr*. n*-gi, •Jitda. We are 20d S. Park.
|rwr phone Call 103.
»r. Slitn. nf all kinds.
"4 ‘ amt & Wall Paper
almost anything you lose, except
comer in the thriving town of
For oak and heart pine wood
Oviedo. Rent very reasonable. Fix
phene 920 or write J. It. Halittures included. Address H. H.
vpn, Osteen, Fla. Strand wood
McCall, Hertford, F;a.
mixed $9.00 per cord. 2 ft. length?
$8.00 per cord.
FRESH cfegs, Baby ch'rks, and 18— W an ted T o Rent
Ctcklaberry
Hatching
eggs.
W ANTE D —furnished house to Plenty of WOOD Si COAL at
Farm, Lake Mary.
hart's Wood yard. 9th Si
uccomodnte large family. Phone
CHICKS—Selected utock, deliver 548.
press. Pho*.e 380-M.
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
FOR SALE: $1500.00 worth fur
$53. Heavy mixed 100, $1.3.00, 19— Houses For Fate
nishings end leiine on 42 room
Hard Hecks and It. I. Reds, 100,
hotel, Furnished. Liw rent. J. A.
$15. 51)0, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson ONE of "Sanford's best constructed
and most beautiful homes, lairgc Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
Hatchery,' Urooksville, Fla.
living room, five bed rooms, two
liuths, double garage, large utul 27— M oney T o Loan
10-H Plants and Flowers
beautiful lot. Will consider good
PETU N IA and snap dragon plants general farm land ns part pay THREE, flvo, or ten your loans
will be considered on first
for sale. Phone 003-J.
ment. Address owner, 1*. O. Box
mortgages, improved city proper
1376.
SEED Potatoes Red Bliss Maine
ty, at 8 ;>or con*, interest. Sec
(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $000 15 ROOM house, new, $2,000. Time Rhodes l^oekhnrt, Photo H82-J.
Spaulding Hose No, 4 {Certified)
payment. No Interest. James
Political Announcement
150 lb. sacks $0.00 Cash with ull Allen, Route A.
orders. .United Produce On. 1355
r o i l s r .t T H s i : \ A T i m
Heaver St. West. Jacksonville, MUST sell below cost immediate*
ln rr-l*> nnm-iux-c « » a candlrtalr
I ly with terms, attractive (5 room In I Run-i-t-il
Fla.
myrrlf ii- Hcnntor from
bungalow built by owner for borne, tin- ~it ll M.-mi In I in 1 district coni,
PLANTS for sale—Three million |Centrally located, near school, pum-d .of Ki-mtnntn llfevaril Ootid
Mulijrct to
Hip
Deinocrntln
Mniylnbe tomato and World-' best part of City. Write O. P., tlrs
erlrunry to In- In Id June Clh. leUS
heater pepper plants, $2.50 per Sanford Herald ul once.
II rlM-|,‘i1 I lirilOll-K IO conllnui(o work for (liu bi-si Interest of tbr
thousund cash with order. J. It.
-llstrb't «nd I Unite yqu to my
21— Acreage For Sale
Davis, Fort Myers, Florida,
n-i-uril on such lni|iorttiut Irg'ala-
FOR S ALE —Citrus nursery stock
on Rough Lemon Root. Quality
PRINT S H O P
und varieties guaranteed. Got my
ike on any tiling In
prices before you buy. F. Burnett.
■A phone cnII will get
Waverly, Florida.,
pvnm t ;p).j) W ALLS
If NEW WALL P A IN T
IXC NKW AND flKTIfTRTHKIt INFORMAN . PHONE 2:tr.-J OR
fdl.l.Eft, SANFORD
O u r Lost and Pound ads w ill find
*?.?ed baby chicks;
largo hatch coming o ff In a few
days. Thompkins strain from
large, strong stock. Will develop
rapidly. Buy now—have them (16)— HOUSES FOR RENT.
grown for fall laying.* Burnett
Leghorn Ranch, Oviedo, Fla.
FOR. RENT— Five room bunga
low, unfurnished, $25.00 per
FOR -SALE *— 24 Lnjing hens.
Every hen guaranteed .layer. month. Located nt 2121 Palmetto
Reason: owner going north. 1246 Avenue. Get the-key nt The Her
office.
Douglas St. South of Hall Park. ald v.a.wv.
TAINT
Srmmolc County
mighty particular FOR S A LE —Citrus trees; Valen
cia orange, pineapple orange,
|qulity cf paint & var*. That's why it’s such and Marsh "eediesa grapefruit
7-8
Art for Pattons Sun buds, 5*8 to 7-8, 35c each;
|wvm better .spread* to 1 1-4 to 2, 75c each. Earl B.
wears 2 1-2 time. Way Nursery, Eagle I-nkc, Fla.
1iavite your patronage, 100,000— M white-yellow Bermuda
tend Well Paper Co.
onion plants, good stocks, wellrooted $1.25 per M, 1-4 cash, with
Farms, Groves, order. W. Z. Chappell, 229 S. W.
Park Avc. Phone 10th St. Miami, Florida.
fW
"- I?
sleep. Y o u can’t help losing things
FOR Sale—Cocker Spaniel pupV
pics. Eligible for registration
in American Kennel Club. Doc’s
Kennels, Dixie Highway, Ormond,
Fla.
10-A—.Poultry And Eggs
pVEUTISEnP
•r*_
FOIt TAX rOl.t.ECTOR
I wish to unnounce that I am a
rundldiite for re-etertlon
to
the
o'fice of Tax Collector of Maminolo County, auhjert to the action
of the Voter* In Ull Urtnocrstlr
Primary to tie held In June.
Your Miiiport will no qppreclutad.
JNO D JINKtNM
FUIl
TAX
ASSF.SSOH
t hereby unnounce to the people
of Hrtnlnnlc County that I «m a
candidate for tax mo.ea*or subject
10 the decision or the vole*a In
the Demo-ratlc Primary to be held
In June of 11,1* year. I have lived
lu Ora nuc und Hvmlnole counties
for i<> years.
I have served tie
nminty commissioner on and off
for 13 years. 1 have made my tlv
Ipg raising stock and citrus fruit
nml farmlnr. I propose t-i let every
taxpayer curry hie proportional»
allure of luxes by tlewlm; the pro
petty peraonally.
Your supped
trill be appreciate^ u
W A N T to hear from owner having
good low priced farm lund for
pnlpTIIIJ lilitliabATTIlltl
Mile. Write full description und
1 hereby unnounce (u> candldary
for
the
l.ral»lf,tt4XK aubject io the
lowest cash price. John I). Baker,
will «»f Hit* \oior5 n( H#nilnoli
Ih-Queen, Ark.
County. In \hf |»r»*iu$ry In bn hel«1
on June «. I»:»:
M M ^^no.
FARM W ANTED Twenty-five or
thirty acres well located, well
FOIt STATU I.KOIMiATlIHIO
drained land suitable for poultry.
I wish to snnouace my cundldacy
furthr Plata 1-elBalatura ■(Oroup
Prefer (but not essential) loca
t> and will upprco.ate support in
tion on email lake and partly im the
primary to lie hald
I*, I t II AO AN.
proved. Address replies to MJVIM,
c-o Herald.
p dit c o r > T Y rosn jiiM O N git
j t-iah-m announce that 1 am
24— Lots For Sale
W )T 59 Ft. Mellon, corner Sumnitrliu and Fourth Htrect. Will
A L L modern ..conveniences, hot tell for $600i)0 cash. 11. H. Pattiwater, down town lorntiq|h,newty r.hall,’ Geneva, ^la. Phono R-R-4t
fuinlshrd, each apartment with
private both. Price very reason PARK AVENUE! LOT. near 13th
Street, facing east. WUI m B on
able. Call 804-J.,
eaay payment^, Deslrablo, location
Nicely furnished apartment* with for pretty homo. Box 25 care I ha
■*11 modem -conveniences. -Plume Herald.
*
70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave.
OAK H IL L LOTS: The beet loca
FOR RENT — Two
furnished tion In the eubdivlalon. Price $050
apartments, large rooms, 910 t-ach on terma o f $l0.t>0 cash and
Park Ave.
$1000 monthly. Addreia Poat Of
fice Box 431, Sanford, Florida.
16— Houses For Rent
.rb,J,Palmetto Avenue lot, faring ea«t*,
FIV E room cottage
1212 Park | with 76 feet frontage, ran be
Ave, $25.00 per month. G.
bought for $1,000. Address owner,
, ‘J T Cmade Spencer. Phone 400.
,
Box 24 care The Sanfnrd Herald.
i ft o ';UU vary reasonFalmetto.
SIX room house. Bath, water and FOR SALK— East front lot on
lights. Went First St.. $15.00 per
iUgnolla Avautft JXvgOf.AddiAC«-iWd* month; Apply I H PopUr Avt)/'-tion.. Vgry , tUstrabl# re*1dentlal
for
Ia rJ V »rii Ow^r^HTl^MoN il
r ™ ; *ti*»ohf*1*anyone
i*!'
ft
t
FOB r O C ’iTV Jl'liO H
I lierctiy niifiniHicn my cnndldnry
for rc-rli-ctloli In
the
orttco of
Comity Ju'lgr of Mcmlr.cie County
Flnnilit. subject to lh* will of •!}•
linni,ci nt I,- V a lu e
of
Homlnole
County. In the Democrattc I’ r i m t o
election tt> tie held June tth. I#J*
JAM t». BUAItON.
‘
‘ ^^ :
ILVtJb FIVK v
.(Umi .Npttg^j,^
Folltlcal Announccm cnta
,
h*OH s i i k r i f f
j * "th.n .catulldalei fur Iho office
of Mherlff and will appreciate sup
port in die June Primary. a k . Wa l k e r .
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
TtVKKTY-THIRD JUDinfAt, CIU
CtnT OF FIX lit I DA -iM • ANI
FOIt SEMINOLE OOUNTYl
IN
CIIANt’ EllT.
It. A. NEW M AN, and wife, A D A
NEWMAN, and W. a . g l L L v a n d
tvlfc. hARAII ANN e.,.1.. Com-
* pUtuanVa. ——•
---- ----..
IlmVELl'/'et. at., DrihndORDKIt OF PlULlOATION
:
nuts.
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foh cxkjmk
or 7-ovnr .
it. a
11el*It X ‘ , k
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rf Uehruary, A. D. 19l*
. V5f E.
DOUDLAHH.
uonu
yon* t ot .vry "ransH rim n
,
; ATTO«XKV
1 lirfH-y tube th is nivtho,
no'tnclns
mi . candidacy
rallies of f mnty iTpsccp
ni»J«
no
rPr o’ g r a iji8 i
FEATURES ON T lfK AIR
(Frida)-, February 10.y'! :‘
8:30— Whit,* Rock Cruxadcrs,
ponuinr program. WJ7. \VBZ Wb a l w j j a m k d k a WJR w l w
K i W. i
* 1 1.
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U-iUVigley Review, M|0 fra.
tiih.s, U'JZ W B2 U’llAI, W H A M
KDKA W I.W WJR K YW W lfAS WHM WMC W8B WHT W - '
RVA WJAX.
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1
(•— Anglo Persians, musical
program, WEAK WEEt WTIC
WJAR WTAG WC8H W L lT WRC WGY WGR WCAE WTAM
W.WJ KSD,
10—Victor hour, WJZ WRZ
W BAL WHAM KDKA WJR WLW KYW.
u.
10—Palmolive hour. W EAF
WEE! WTIC WJAR WTAG W -' rl,
CHI! W L IT WRC WGY WGR
WCAE WTAM WWJ W 8AI K8D WHAS WSM WMC WSB
WBT W FAA.
10:30—Cnp'n Kidd, novelty
program. WOR W EAN WNAC r - * .•
WCAO W F n L WMAK WCAU
WJAS WADC W AIU WKRC
WG1IP.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
-■
41*1,5, WEAK New York. CIO; *7
1:43, studio program; 3:16, Hoi
.
Wood Notes; 3:30, United Statc;t,
Marine band: 4:30, studio program; .
5, Hofbrnu orchestra; 0, WnMor/ ’
Astoria orchestra; 7, Lorraine o r*, ,
vbestra; 7:30, Happiness Boye; Ai-i,
X
.yfRe-tJSmoVi i , . ' -4 (*‘ •.
^^£»V»li(b«TDj' Anii6PereU n*;b.'30l'^
craUi* lTimnry to be lu»lfd on Juno
uf the HtVl-t or NVV t-4 of Hel
Deputy Clerk
I jt France orchestra;' 10, Palmolive ,]
ellt, .V ll. I » : i
fe ii
lion 31. Tw-p. 70 South nf Rangn
(SE.M..I .
llOSTON ST EELE.
hour; 11, dance music.
SAMCKI. 1!. DIDHTHN.’
7!i E. Clay Springs. J-’lurldn nc»
Solicitor tor Coinid.tluunte.
454.3, WJZ New York, 060: 1:M, ’
enrdi'uf in plat llrareof recordTO TIIE VOTERS OF SE tl 1\ Ol.l! 1------------' i d In Plat Itook 5. page 15. pub
Hotel Pennsylvania orchestra; 4:30, *t n-j/L ;
TltKASUnV DEI* VltTMICNT
( O l A T I".
lic r.-cord* of Hemlnolo County.
Venetian Gnndoliars; 6, orchestra;,
.it,
I xv,.,h to uuiiiii ,, i- that I *.m u OFFICE o f TH E COMUTlUlLLBU;
Flat Ida:
o l ' TIIE CURRENCY
rnudiill.t-- fur re-e
- -mi to lh,. of.
7, I.ombardy orchestra; 7:30, Rockand
\\ netilnKton. It c .
rlt-e o, Cuuiity Comutts -loner frotu
Dtremhee
I**!; ! The HWI-1 of HEI-l of HEI-t of
n-Bye loidy; 8. Godfrey I.udlpjr;.‘r,;: 7
Ihslrb-i No. I, subject In the tleWHEREAS. By s.ltlRf,U’tqr> e v l - [ Hccllon at, Township 7D South
rlsh-o of the voters In Cn- lit-nto8:30, White Rock concert; P, Wri#*",,
East;
ci nth ITimarv to he held on Jim.i timer |irasentci| to Ihe )l!i(1crsl*ne-l ( of Range 3‘* alsf.
It has hern niiub- te appear that i
ley Review; 10, Victor hour; Jl,
6th, V D. irt’J.
Tl— i r ." of NVVi-7 of NKI-4 of
■THE SANFORD ATLANTIC N A
JOHN MEIRCII.
slumber music,
HEI-l of tterllnn 31. Township
TIONAL R A N K " In the CITY of
7‘> South of Range 79 linst,
HANFORD lit the County nt MI7M-]
422.3, WOR Newark, 710: 2:30,
hX9l i
olid
T O IT l l ; v o i i : i l - OF NDtllMII-i: INODE nnd Hlutn nf FLORIDA hits
pinno, poetry; 3, chimbs, orchestra;.
lieu In nl the NE
corner
of
com piled with all Ihe r.rnvlidonC o l' . T V .
MW |- 1 of NVVt-t of Section 31,
the Stutnte* of
the
Fulled
0:15, Old King Cole; 7, ensemble, »)..»,■n t
t ■ i >u
tee that I .tin a ot
70 South of Range 79
io t- • -ytlon to the of- St ile*, required tf» he compiled l Township
Sophie Irene Loeh; 8, Sessions
i;,*t,
run
West
*97
ehnlns.
with
bnfore
mi
as*oelallon
shall
bo
->i ut) C'-mmlssloner from
Soullt 10.03 ehnlns. East *.?7
chimes; 0, True Stories hour;, 10, . , vsraov
aulliorlted In commence the husl-1 iject to till- ill
chains.- North 10.03 chains to
•-I- rs In Ete Ib-nto. nc»- of Itrnkln*:
Thirty Minute .Men; 10:30, Chptaln , * ~
beginning
NOW
THEIIEFOUH
1
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J.
W
Me
to or held on Juno
nnd
Kidd; 11:06, orchestra.
, ,, lS awtj
' INTOSH Cnmiitrullcr of tbe Cur
tl
4
Iteirllining nt Ihe Si: corner of
ie, nee, .jn hervhy certify that "T H E
l R ANK EVANS
272 6. WPG Atlantic City, 1100*
ltl”*r>W l-l of HW 1-4 of HccI MAN FORD A TLA N TIC A*AT JDNAI.
tion 31 Township 70 Houlll of
---- — — I RANK" tn th« CITY of HANFfUIR
6:46, organ;,7:05, dinner music; 0,
TO Till: VOTERS (IF Sl>t|l\<)l.l'. j,, ip,, county nf SEMINOKE and
Range 79 Hast, rim West 7 1-7
concert orchestra; 0:46, vocal pro*chains, Soulh l i 1-5 chains.
COUNTY.
‘ Stale nf FLORID A l« nuthorlxed to
West 17 I-I chain*. South 3 1-7
J( nit'i t-i uiinuuni'i- thill t a in u ( vnnituen-'e tl’i- fittelneax - f IttnK
gritm; 10:15, dance music; 10:46, ■A-'Jnl
.liuln*. Ensl 50 chains, North
rand Id u.- r■>r re.eleetiiui to the til - j Rip, a* provided’ tn Section I tft.-'
studio program; 11, dance music.•*.Wf-tlvraj W$
70 chain*.to beginning
f o e ei •'--tint) Cuinmlseloner fremi oip- Ii mol red .and sixty nine of thi
285.5, W BAL Baltimore, 1050i
'l l , !
nnd
Dlsti.i t N-t. t. ; tihJ.-t-L to xln- fit ■i ll.'ili.t.l Statute*
of . the
United
Vision of the Volevs 111 the Pi-mo Millies.
llog!lining at Hie HIV corner of
0:30, dinner orchestra; 7:30, Cen*_
isravi3-'
ot Ittl- ITTmnry to lie held or) Julia
the NW t-t of NEl-V (if HecIn testimony
»»hereof xvUneio
taur program; 8, W BAL mixed - >1
6th. A H l|)3v.
Ron 21 Township 30 gouth uf
toy bend nnd Kraal of office tlili
East 537
ll. F W IIE E t.E ll
Range 7!> East, run
T W E N T Y .K ID H T II d »)
of
DEC
quartet; 8:30, White Rock concsrt; o.yj^Ea
feel. North 405 feel, West 517
EMIJEll. I f*27.
.VJt J
0, Wrigley Kcview; 10, Victor hour. * nuuf
feel. South 405 feel In hegln(SEAL )
• J. W MelN'TOSII.
nlriu
200.7,,WCAU Philadelphia. U W i’. .r . i
f o r tT.F.itk o f n ite r it r o n iT
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-.raise.
—
(hr
Currency
I tvleh tn iinnounoc that l urn a
0:30, orchestras; 7:30, instrumen- . ,,n ts, ..j
Comptroller
o
Lot*
I
to
IS
Inclusive
nf
Block
camtldulr tar re-*lt-vllnn to tha ofA. all nf Block II; IsUs I to 17
al trio; 8, Universal Player*;' 0, •'
tie.-‘ of t'liiik ot Ihe circuit Ctutll,
Inclusive. Block C, all of Blocks
M in n : t i » t o.vrii.vi-TtmH
oi Seminole County, Florida, subsame us WOR; It, dance music.
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405.2,
W
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PhilndelphU,
dkdpidt
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tow
ril
of
County
Coinml—lonrr*
■•tntlC Voti rs ol Seminole Count),
Subdivision of Clay Springs, ac
p and to. Snnli|oli- Count), Florida
ill the Detnoi■rulli- I'rlinatj
El>740: 7;30, dance music; 8, Cavalier*
•. .■
cording In plat thereof recorded
tl.ni to be held on June Dili, A D. util ,i rlielr next rot'll tar ttn-.-Unu
0,
Anglo-Persians;
0:30,
La
France
In
Plat
Rook
1,
page
37
public
l-i
ho
held
In
tinCotiet
l|..u*e
at
!!•:*,
records of Seminole County,
orchestra; 10, Palmolive hour; l l , San fa id. IT.irltln, Tuesday, March
V E. DOCm.ASH.
Florida.
CD, A. Ii RiIt rl In O.clock A M..
.Symphonic orchestra,
toils
I
to
*
Inclusive,
and
Lois
racalve hid* fm .li-urltiu or rlaht
t OH hl'l'>:HI.XTP..XIJi:NT UF
11 lo 70 Inclusive of lllnrk 2,
316 0, KDKA Pittsburgh, 060t.
ol way for road on the South line
F P IIL IO I.XSTItl t'TIO.X
toils
1
to
1
3
nnd
16
to
70
In
1 mu n candidate fur in-e!eetloii of Seri Ion 30. Towpshtp 19 Sout h
0:16,
Little Symphony: 7:30, Ilcrii- „
clusive
lllnrk
3;
Lots
1
to
20
Fnolu
to tbe office of eupet Inti-ndent of I Range so Ea*t. from, the
Inclusive, Mock 4: lot* 1 to to
n-Bye Lady: 8, Gidfrey Ludloyvj >,
•millUp Instruction
for
Hetiilnnlu Rosil Hast one mile. 1
Inclusive:
The
South
half
of
A minified vlirck In the sum of
8:30, White Rts'k concert; D, WrigCounty, subject to the l)eitin.;rallv
Deitiocrallu, /
11 and 13; nnd Lots 13 to in,
oijoft |* io accompany each hid,
IT Injury. Your support
port will La up- ( I •.p
Mock t; toils 1 to 6 und Lot*
icy Review; 10, Victor hour, i
, — *
Irli-tt.
In Ilia cm-o .»f the anocraaa
I «i‘tf
pi related.
10 to 20 Inclusive, Block 7, loil*
280.2, WI1AM Rochester. 1070:
tul htdd r, trill l».i retaltifd hy tha
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I'ouuty Coinmlssionrrs In
Board
7:J5l), Rock-ft-Bye I.ndjri 8, cclpup^ ■W (JMh|h|£
Mprlt »; loits t la 12 nnd Lots
Lomplallei( nf r luind . until thh V
1C lo 20 Inclusive Mock 9: Lots
FOR OIIF.IIIFF
piano; 8:30, White Rock CruHudqrsj
tlon nf the work. . .
1 to 20. Inclusive less l.nt 12,
I hareby nnttounti myself aa a
Fiona' nd Mtrelflratlnn* may he
t».
Wrigley Review: 10, Ylctrr hour,
Mock
10;
lots
I
to
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In
,X. ,re.
.-niidldutv (or shrrlff of Seminole old a I dr-I frittn Fred T. William a.
clusive, Block It; Alt of Mock
County subject in tb» action nf C ounty,.....
370.5, WGY S-h' (uc'iidv. 700: ' ‘c
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17: All of Mock 13;
All of
the Demo, ruttc primary lu oa
—
County ComfnlaTho '•
IPpii d « f
0:30 Syracti e university; 7:36, One *{vC f a
Mock II; All of Block 17: All
held In th? early purt of Jti-a IV2I. slrlper* leserve'* the rlaht lo reject
of
lllnrk
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of
Mock
19;
A d Play: 8, Fry-Joy ho.tr: 0. An
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very respictlvaly.
anj ot nil Idd*.
All of Block 70;. All of Block
IJ E. UltADT.
( • V.'H, DOUOLAHJl.
glo
P*r»lans; 10, Pains live hour.
31;
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Clerk and ■ Auilifltrar In the
Lota K lo 39 Inclusive, Block
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CotnmUalon
(Le^al NolScca)
II, Lots 1 to 17 Inclusive, Block
era.
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71; All of Block 75; AH of Mock
ic: 8. Covolieraj t». Aiiftlo Pcra niuj
7C; All of Block 27; AR of
IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E IN' T i l l ! C IR C U IT r C . T I T O F T H E
lllnrk 7X; All of lllork 30: All
T W B N T Y - T I U H D J U D U iiA J . C I R
10, Palmrlive hour.
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T W E N T Y T i l l H A p o m i l l A l. I I I ; .
nf lllnrk 31; AU of Block 31: .
C U IT o r T H E H T A T B o f F U 7 R .
C U I T O F K LO IU TTA . IN A N D FO R
Bouthira
All of nhnve In Olay Springs
ID A
IN
AND FOR
S E M IN O L E
S E M IN O L E i M I ' N T Y. IN’ C H A N
nceontlnu to pint thereof rec
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orded In Pint Book 7. nagn IC.
O C O R O i: E. Y o K H J I, Cram plnlnI: A. N E V W rA N , nnd w ife , A D A
dinner
music.
public records
of
H.-mlunlc
unt.
N E W M A N , und W , c . H I M . and
Ununty. Florida
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It is ordered thnt yon and e-ich
W
II. S M IT H , et tils . D e fe n d a n ts
p ia ln a n ts .
of you appear tn the sworn bill era’ orehMtin; 8, At my night: 1*.
IR I.I. T O U U IE T T IT L E
review; 10, Pulmol'VJ
of
complaint filed herein, on or be Wrigley
O R D E R O F I'l'J IL R J A T ID N
C H A H L K Y V E N F T IH , ef n l . O. fe n The Slut"f
F lo rid a Ira th e u f le r fore the 5lh dnv of March A. I*. hour.
danlN.
1911, mid In default thereof a De
n .tiled t itir lle * t lr e e lih x s !
O R D E R O F U U IIL IO A T In N
243.8, WOOD Cliil'ano»ga, 1230t
pro Uotifesso
he
entered
T . tV li. S M IT H and M I N N I E E , cree
THE STATE
OF
F id t i ll DA
TO
against
you and each nf ynu. Urn- 8, FiuCHililt! 8:30, Brunswick hu,i
S M IT H h i* w ife , R o b e rt A. Bacon,
< H A R L E Y V E N E T IK .
era) nature of this suit bring Mill
It n p p ea rJ liti fro n t a sw orn M R R a n ,n m lu lira s -ril. T r u e lw t a n d In - to uulet title, remove
cloud nnd hours 1*. atudm pr uratuI'e a rs o ti
an
H t *om p la t nt, file d In O il* rnuse PH Irtii i l l ) , Ja m .-* E
ennflrm till*- lu romplnlnnnt.
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i.) the until p ia ln a n ts , H in t th*- r.-sl- l i n,ite i and In d iv id u a lly , Joarph )L
11 Is further ordered that this Cuvlfccra; 10, Pulnto’ivc hoitv,
R .ilo -rl
D. M cD o n a ld ,
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di nee m o l add ress n f you , the Mild Me I'O l.llit.
notice he puhllehed onee o Week
C ii.r lc y V it iiit is ,
I*
u n k n o w n to i la in M e D m ia ld .- Jo in t Jl. M e D o n a lJ , for fnlir consecutive Works In The
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• u e r th e u iin o f 71 y e a rs and th it son, Ja’efle A. l'earsralt.
lished In Seminole County, Florida
th e re Is no pei *nu In th e State of Ueitrsaib R 'n J a m ln i*. lirlB K . .R o b W IT N E S S the hand and scat of
322.4, WHAS Uiulsvill), lf«0l ♦.
IT e iJ d a, s e rv ic e o f u S u m m on * in •T in A lsto n Ilits s e ll, S a ra h J. H o r n - V. E, Dougins*. Clerk of Ihe C ir
Review; 10, Palmt-l H
John O. C lu y tn n . J r., E d w a rd
Wrigley
Chancery upon w ho m .W o uld Idiul
I I . * tllo v e r, N, A, C lif f .
C h a rle s cuit Court of Hemlnolo County, utj
you.
Ihe Court House In Hanford. Sem huvr.
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to
com mand
o f E s m n n t. inole County. Florida, this 2nd day
f.io.y, WMC Memphis, 580;'
you. C h a r le y V e n tttls . to toand Itlv h t 11n rm ra tde H u r l
M n rN a n m ra ,
M rs.
H Ira n i of February, A. II. 192*.
ip l- .n r b e fo re o u r C lre itU C ourt o f A r th u r
Wrigley Review; 10, Palroollvu
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ny e . u n u n n i c K .
330.U. WSM Nashville. 800s fl;4
M aruh, 'A. It . 1971. to m a k e a n s w e r W ,(H e rm a n h is w ife , lb ft. W a lk e r ,
Deputy Clerk,
It B e rry ,
W . II. O w e n , J a n ie *
i . i Ilia l l l l l o f C o m p la in t Ib is day J.
(R E A ), I
Roy-O-Vac
Twina; 0, Wrigley
Johnson,
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Johnuran.
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.il.-.l J ig » in » t you hy th e V o n ip la ln I I . aJolm so n , F R E D L llRrHlIOLDEIt.
view; 10, Palmolive hour.
in t* In th is citiise, n ih c rw ls e salt) (1. j i , 1,11*1111, C lif f .n d
Solicitor lor Coniptnimint.
I hereby unnounce my .candidacy
Clerk t’ iri o il Court.
for clrrk nf ilia.circuit court.sub
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Hjr A, M WKEKK,
ject to the will of ute voters' In
- Jp-jiuty Clurlt.
.
the Demm-rajlc prlmnra to he bald fSE A LJ
June- S. 1 will aPececUte JTOUt ijv iE E i. R D in r iT o v .
p .d leltrr fo r. C nm iibilniitif.
Support.
, .
II Rohlnrotl, also" known as I t 17.
RiiHliisran, W. A- tVItDC)', * VC ‘SfT
Cllntock. JiU(tat| tl. tMklnaon, lieRta
Miner, 1». I*. Kobblna,
Abrant C.
Boats, Theodoro H, Bharivood. Mary
Knapp, J. D. Knapp her husband.
William
II. Blount. Charles F.
Idling*, it. II. Normcnt. Ella F.
.\.diuu«-.. L U i l t - A — Luak., J i t t u n t
tm>bbn»—J. C.~tjrc«->y,- TTuatoo - a nd
Individually. John F. Rollins.
II,
Morgan, Alexander Anderson. John
pnyratx. OenrKr T. Jacochs, Auitustus J. Jacorks, Rosltia Jncocks. Ailcc
Mnry Jnrucka, Harriet <). Jacooks,
.Marla T. West, J. A.
Nluutl nl*n
l»n A.
I:notrit ns James M. Nleoll. Helen
AHolt Ins. William lilnel;. i*. HI. *lklr>, W. S. fb-rry. Edward Wilson,
Charles M. Jnmi-s, A. J. touhrop,
Ituhert S. Thompson J. J. Combs,
FLO R ID A TO
OF
TDK KTATU
LUTE IIOW HI.I
, |t appearing from n sworn RIB
FOR NIIBHIFK
ol Cumphitat.. lili-d In this citutp_ by
1 hereby.announce my candHsey the lomiilauiant*. omi
the ■resi
fur re-lectlon to th* office of sher Ueiii-e a s d : address‘or }nu. | V r Halil
iff uf Hemlr.ole Countr subject to Lute Itjacll, Is unknniVn ‘ tVv»niild
-he act Inn of the voters in the •i-mtilalDnbtv: that >utt arc over the
Democratic prlmury to be held next age ut 11.-vear* ' trail .that there Is
JUlirI
will apprs-ctatu your no person Mn the Hlale of Florida,
support,
reSyect fully yours.
service ol a Summon i In Chancery
• C. if. tl AND.
upon whom wouli
wovlld bind you.
MoHlPtM
futnil
Therefore, this , Is to
command J, Ire n e S tn llh .
) mi. Lute Howell,'to he and appear R a n k u f F lo rh ln , Limit* D. of Knit'
F o il NltEHtFf*
our Circuit Court of Hcmlii- la n d , a c o rp o ra tio n o ra n ttlie d a tut
hereby iinuuuf.ee my candidacy before
lei the laws nT llrval
nln
Count)',
Florida.
In
the existing under
the office of Khorlff of Scniln- city nf
Sanford. ' ran
the 6th Rrlialn. The Florida Finance Ciuttfounty i object to tbe win of day on March. A. D., 1S!i. to make pnuy, n t-orpornt Ion
nf
l-Torldn.
voters ut tho June ITunary.
answer to the Hill of Complaint tie iruc It. Newell, Agent, a*. Filch.
J. 1\ ItcCl.DI.I.ANt).
this day filed against you by the Chnrlntt Ann Scott, Jnmre Harvey
linrrlc R.
I mmplnluama in this cause, other- Scott, triobel Theobald,
| wish said lilt) of Complaint will tic l i m e , Mtmiel Alveri Reeve, H ar
FOR TAX AMBP.MMOU
h.v you and said vey ’ let-vc. tlcoritc Iteevc. May Jew
I Irish to unnouncu my candidacy taken n« erantetsod
ell, >i a 11* r Jewell, Cnrrlr 1- Jew
nrorecd ex portr-. . ,
for Ihe office of Tax Assoiaor of cnu*o'wlll
Re wan,
V. 1. Sluder,
The
ntiject
ut
aald
suit
is to ell, Reprice
Seminole County, itublcct
to , the fnreeloye nil
of
your
etiultable Mr*. Miller vvhnsc Christian name Is
will of the voters In the June rlvhts under
unknown
tn
your
orator,
Al. First
n certain coniraet.
primary.
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■Isle* August 17th,, 1936, executed and Coinpapy of Savannah, Oeorxia.
JOE rt. CHITTENDEN,
hy It,' V: N E W M A N ,
nnd wife. Thtirher. Whyland and Cumiavny of
•AIIA NEW M AN. W. C. IlILf* und New York, New York, Halncsvllle
wife.
HA
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AII
ANN
Hll.Ie
unio MnnufniTiirihu Conipuny. Raltlmore,
f ‘OH CLERK (.HtCt’IT COURT
tn Muryliitut. E. J. Imrrnhcc, Albany,
I hereby tinmnincc my candidacy ANNIE M. W EEKS, * rerortied
New York, ItalMcad nnd Compsny,
for tin- offli-e of
Clvrk, of the Deed I look 45. on l ’aifn l i t of the Akers ami llrdlhers, Atlanta, OeorI'uhlic
■
llscortls
of
semtmlc
County.
Circuit Court, subject to the action Florida, und su'isequrtitly assigned gl«, C. II. Roldbern and II. S, Hold*
of the voters w (r e June rrtmnry.
unto )e u Ii)
Ihe unlit A N N IE M.. Jura. -Marcus l.oi.li, Hliarp, Taylor
It. It. L E A K
WEEKS. Iiy Luteuinent of nsslitn- anil Urrkln* whose CANstlan names
Up*
menl dill)
recorded ntnong the are unknown to your orator,
FOIt COIN TV I’ llOSKC I'TI ,\(J
Fulillu Ueennlc of Seminole tjuunty, pens. Smith and Wlnnntan vvhusc
chrlsU/tn
names
are
unknown,
(I.
Florida, In Dijvd H-i-ik iJ til* Pope
ATTORXKY
. t hereby announce my candidacy
! W. Mev. r a Company, if living, and
for le-elertlon to the offlco of
IT IS F U R T H E R Ol'.DKRTtn That If dead. th*n to nil parties elaltnCounty IToMcrutinu Attorney sub- this Notice he |.ul-Ush-d
in Thu I lug nnv Interest under such deceas
Jet l to the mil of Ihe vulrrs In Sanfot d Herald, a newspaper ' puh. ed defendants or any of them as
(In- Democratic prlmury on June C. Ilslied In Suiitonl, Florhln, once a heirs, devisees, grantee* or other
l.y. the
h.drs. de
week
fnr four
(t j
cui|srcullvr claimants, and
JtM IN it. LEON All Dv
visee*. leKnti-es. grantees or other
weeks. .
e“ •■- - '
. WITNESS my hand and official claimants under William E. Vail,
■VO Till: VOTERS 'O F HEMIXOI.E seal of tin Circuit Court of the doe eased, ReOiKe R. Hodges, deTwenty Third Judicial Circuit
uf ci-iised. and Arthur F. thllln, tleCOUNTY.
I tvleh to unnounce that I nm n ltu> Suite iif Florida. In und for te.in-il, claiming any InlerAst In
cnndlilMr for re-eleetlon to the of Seminole County, on Mils "ml d#> and to Ihe fnlliilvlng described land
-.iiii,ilc. lying anil bring In Hemflee
otinty Commissioner from of February, .V. D It-T*
iu-de _i"ouin»,i Florida, Yo-wll;
• l a the -«le*
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i o /f ln la it F r r d e r lc k iHiVrail, tje o ra #
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WIT.ND8H my han l om
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• A. VArUMAN.
rice <.f Tax Assessor, subject to the
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Met T a l a , '
S te lla
Hievcna,
fu ll n f C o m p la in t w i l l he In k e ii as M ab el
ro tifesecil hy you e n d said cause Joe s ie ve n a J, D. S m ith also k n o w n
a*
Joel D v rljfh l Hill 11h.
C h iilT iiltn
• III proceed e x . p a rte .
l i r a object o f a a ld suit I* to A S m ith h is w ife . 1. M. A u ld und
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by ll- A. N E W H A N . and w ife , A D A Amos' yf. S e h tilta , H e n r irr
T h a F lo r id a
N E W M A N , W . C. H I M , , and w ife , ; s, Agnes N . D a v is ,
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candidate for the office of County H .t ltA lf A N N H I L U
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subject In the declalon, u f . the vnt
F l-irb ld . t jo le ti, J a m e s J». D * y |» ., C r a w fo r d
are In lh* l•c^^(li•r»Uol'I‘^ltBa^J’ ,0 n rd * o f H atu ln n lc C o u p ty .
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H. p..j/>j<a. Io th e a a ld A .. C. ( U N D E R .
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IT IK F U R T H E R O R D E R E D T h a t A dam * liuilviduallF
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u oIiI i I ob ,
tif Kcmlm-I'- fotmly that 1 am a wrek (o r four ( I ) c o nIsrdilllVti
yindidSlr for re-election to the nf-
vfrd£
10, JD38
cuit Lourl subject to tho wiir of
e vuicra ut the Democratic pri
mary on Juti- t, Isjiv.
D. U T IlIlA p ttn il.
For Quick Come-Backs
3— Financial
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6— Help Wanted Male
in Adraun
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Opportunities To Readers Of Herald Ads.
fAD.]RATES
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THE 6ANF0BD ItERi
--- ‘ -■------ --MAN T o nasist* nt hotel office 4
hours daily In exchange for
room and nmnll salary. P. O. Box
1332, Sanford.
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B oil, Olivia A. ‘ MrOualpf,
W. A.
fgivHI. . -ICIIaa I* KIH-lirra. >IL Ms
triH-khdrt also known as ItolMirt I,
kh*r(. Virginia
I'aunt. (Isnrua
\I*. Fa put *trar.„ trust-and.
Joaspli
Mli-rllng Mrl iftimlri, O H YlallliK.
t1*or«s IS fiowrall,- T>avld Lockhart
l*o known, aa D. Lock hart. Hear)
Mhi
Dr.Mham.O'tuliKf'
and liwtlvW-
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RED PEPPER FOR
COLDS IN CHEST
Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop
tin- pain. Uriah up-the congestion.
Foe] s bsd cold looraen up U jtui a
abort time.
Ural pepper Rob la tha cold not
odjr that brings quickest relief. It
eranaot hurt you and U cerialaly
■eon! to end the tightncis and drive
tbe eongeetiuo and eoreacee right out.
Nothlug has such concentrated,
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THE WEATHER
b n e w sp a p b r
11L111K1 m FloridVe
H e a rt.
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday.
g r i d ’s Greatest Vegetable
* its Richest Garden Land
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Leaned Wire International News Service
NUM BER:
Member Audit Bureau O f Circulations
SA N FO R D FLO RID A , T H U R SD A Y , F E B R U A R Y 9, 1928
Hindu SOLONS ORDO
E S OF PUBLIC HEALTH Swami
Mystic, Continues Lesson
SOOTH BENEFIT® BY Despite"Action Court
FAVOR HOOVER VOLSTEAD ACT
Celery
AsA id To Health
M
A
T
Pictured On
M
By Pennsylvania Railroad SOI®
MIAMI, Fla., Frb. 0— (I N S ) — .tho state courts.
TTirough 'th e efforts of J . L. vegetable*; plonking to the palate,
rho public does not want tho
Swam! Yogannmlh, Hindu mystic
Wells, commercial ugc-nl of the omnmentnl to the table and
Swami and if he stays, they, will
toilay continued to give private
Atlantic Const Line, assisted by Highly benefit ini to the body.
M anager* Of Cabinet Member I.iniis Dublin D eclare* Child lessons in "sex consciousness" to convince him," Chief Quigg said
today.
^ ___
other offlcin's of his organization,
“ R aw or cooked, it has equal
ren Receive A dvantages by
Ju bilan tly Proclaim W ln-j
Yogananda is alleged to have
women adherents of Ida cult while
in i? P r o v i d e d F o r - th? Poii.isyJvnnin Railroad has merits to commend it, fur besides
Prohibition W hich A re I^ost
ning Southern Supporters
charge,d x*v,iiuon $35 each for sev
Judge
A.
.1.
Hose
of
the
Dade
A? . _ i K l t n n i n n o betn Induced to include on their the food value and delicious crisp
On F ath ers And B m lh e rs
T o B o a te r IB s Candidacy
eral private lessons in "sex con
County Circuit Court took under
menus nn excellent description of ness of raw celery, taken at the
sciousness."
Several
husbands
The story of celery appears on beginning of a meal, or between
advisement the -Swnmi's petition were snid to bo "laying" for him
celery, its food value and h ealth-1courses, there are many other
for an injunction against City ns a result. • ,
ful ingredients. _
j ways in which it may Ik- served—
At the circuit court hearing yes
Manager Welt on A.. Snow and
the mend card for every meal tin salads, soups; also creamed,
Police Chief Leslie Quigg to pre terday, relatives of a local woman
and Is distributed throughout the fried and in making delielotis rc*l- Su ccess Of Flood A d m in istra Mortality. O f Adult Men D is vent them from forcing him to testified tnaCn mother had l>een
Pennsylvania system. The infor Is lies.
driven insane and is now held in
•
plays F act That Consider leave town.
tor Is Attributed To In ac
mation is taken from u folder isnn institution because of the
“The concerteil opinion of health
Judge
Rose
said
that
lie
did
not
a b le Whisky Is Consumed
tiv ity O f D a w e s AndLowdcn
know when he would hnml down Swami’s teachings-.» Tito superin
Authorities give celery a high
U n o rT m itt(T a k e s
a decision in the appeal for nn in tendent o f ' the institution says
place among those vegetables
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9 - (INS) junction. The federal court turned she refuses to cat unless they nsWASIIINC.TON. Fell. 0 — (IN S)
t o g n i z a n c e O f S i t - a testimbnial by Dr. ltoyal 8. which are esteemed important ns
Copclnnd, eminent health authority health foods. The qestlu-tu appeal __Unless- the forces tlint are op —The band that rocks the cradle down a similar plea earlier in tin* suro her the food is “blessed" by
j a t i o n I n C h i e f C i t y and United States senator from
of celery ns a table decoration and posing the presidential .cnndldocj grows firmer under prohibition, week and the Hindu filed action in •the Hindu.
New York.
its use as an appetizer nrr firmly xif Beihert lb over bestir themselves and child health improves annually
Feb.,
9
.—;
EW Y O R K .
under constitutional Aridity, but
Following
in
'the
description,
supplemented hy its vnluabl, food I
, . .
. . . ........ .u.tnnnrv ",....." " i..................
T , V
JV'For the fir«t time
8," rt
* r,OU" ml“
'H-m-fil* «»«; yntirely lost upon
flh ru 'in ter of 1920-21 which npears on page two of the content. As Royal >V Copeland,
M. D.. United States Senator from work, it is entirely likely that th -lih e fathers and brothers of tho
Lead line” has been estab- menu;
New York, phrases it- “When the cabinet candidate will come- up to country.
•
•
‘Crisp,
succulent
celery
is
rec
L jp the Bowery.
Ihousamls of men are out ognized ns a valuable adjunct to scientific farmer feed his animalsi the Kansas City convention next, These are the conclusions drawn
L rk mill their numbers every well regulated dinner. Its he gives a certain amount of June with the Solid South’s dele-’ today by lamis I. Dublin, a f.cl» ntUs securely tucked away .In htfllh.w of the American Public Health
being constantly aug- place cn the iiicmi is unique and 'roughage'. One of the very best **
,
‘
A--m ialion. flout a
five-year
distinctive.
Its
many
virtues
appeal
f.Mdsluffs
to
supply
this
element
vest
p icket.
Lt«l I,ast week the Bow*
study of the influence of prohibi
to
every
chef
and
discriminating
in the human stomach i.- celery.
mNsinn fed 7.202 men.
The
Hoover
managers jub tion on public health. His analys
|Ktv. John It. Henry, super housewife; and the fast produce I.inic, magnesia, potash, soda, ilantly claimed them today, and the is of mortality statistics between LicutenuntCoslen And I.c B rix Im portant Business Of In ter. i •■
*
.1
> 1. . .
■11<r
Are Met W ith Colorful De*
national G athering Is ForLion, informed International I i*ii i n u nf t ini P n n i i u i - K - M i i i i i
li Son
Lands OfMenAre
ng Provided For
,v Social Missions
Cfjew York Slums
Re|>ort Rased Upon
Opposition Admits
Truth Grudgingly 5 Year Experiment
Irkers Declare
:risis Is At Hand
CAPITAL OFFERS HAVANA EXTENDS
RIG RECEPTION TO WARM WELCOME
FRENCHAVIATORS TO ‘LONE EAGLE’
America’s Wealthiest^
Man Subpoenaed To ;■
Appear As Witness
In Famed Oil Trial'
Will Testify At
.
Case On Saturday
Rockefeller Declares
He Is Willinfif To Be
Questioned OnFacts
W A SH IN GTON . F eb . 9.—
(IN S )—Jo h n D. R ockefeller,
J r ., was subpoenaed today by
the Sen ate Public Lands Comm ittcc to appenr as a w itness "
Satu rd ay in the new T eapot
Dome inquiry.
T he United Stn tes M arshal,
at New Y ork Citv was asVpd
to anrvp the «ttbnnena on the
•o-rnllci “richest m"n in the
Ii ! *} i t
rr« it'*1
hind.
If
ufftting
expected
jtvhcn*.
eharrctc! istic of a number of n’d- Franco the reception nccorded t ’ol- g >mi- -n In-re t- day hut lla' n
f . matron but tho committee wm*»
fity, the M u n i t i o n is ncute.
ditinnal a -e period among wo- oil* Lindbergh in l’aris last sum . and. indeed, the whole Island of •onVine**d that he might to be put
Ubor Bureau, Ini-., specialists
t'olia tool eyes mly for one man
nn n."
on the witness stard to nrovo th.it
liter.
jccnoniii research for labor
Hotter homes, more healthful
I’el Chaile- A. I.ndhergh
•lie largest ■toekholdcrs in the oil
|
like
Tennessee,Oklahoma
and
Ken
I.ieutenuiil
Dieudonne
l'oste»
report* that
4,000,000
T*.e flush of l l u v n a ’s magnifi connunies involved knew little o r.
tuckv, which nix* as t.ften Repuli- fond, greater freedom for rclnx- and Lo Hiix. of the French Navy,
jttn arc -nt " f employment in
liean as Democratic in Presidential ation and recreation, the survey who arrived from their native rent vveleome to the Flying Uolon- mdhlng nhout the
mysterious
I'riti-il Stales.
and t« deals.
elections, the Southern States w ill) eontinurd. have been reflected in country by way of Smith Africa, ,-| has not worn off an iota
,
.
Senior Alfred K. Smith bus
' have a bloc of MS votes in Kansas |„. better health of the stay-at- Sou'h Ametiea. t enirnl America |duy e v e i c n e from the t uban eitiRockefeller came into tho pic
cognizance of conditions. He
I City. And a survey today dis- le-mes
,ii d Mexieo, win* lh* center of zeiis l ■ tlu* o'fii ia's and their own ture bis-mise he is' chairman of
inttrurted i ommissioner Jam es
Hu! "the improvement is re- ..loi-ful leeeptnmH tml.iy as their and sister govermneitts rustled to the 4ionrd of trustees of the
I. iihI N ighl ('rowd SttrpasHes Body Of M. F- Robinson Laid| ,
th.,. n.()s1 „f them are «l
IliniiltoM id the stall* labor
G athering Of F irs t D ay ;
Al Rest In I-akeview Ceme;
Hoover in one way l: nlei| among young male adults to-dc mon-qdiine. the Nungesser-- d F. tu-r t * •lie “t'uhullero Del Rockefeller
Foundation, which
rtmuii t-i undertake a survey
-I disappeared altogether during
Aire” :*ml t gather in cheering x irtuallyA owns the Standard Oil
D
ealers
L
xp
ress
Apprccia
lory
A
fter
B
rie
f
S
e
rv
ic
e
s;
• ’ „ r moHllv through the
was
Wing
conditioned
at
Holhr iiiicmpl".vm<-iit situation in !
tionAnd IMan F o r ‘29 Kvenl
Had Lived Here »» Years national committeemen
m J
Field for their hop to New er -wds wla-ii-v r it w.is r« ported Compan * n f Indiana. The latter ■
who
an,,f !ifo *in " ,,r
York • ity and furnish him (
t ’fd l.iiii. -i rgh might lv -ei n.
concern in turn owned half of the
the patronage distributors for their, ' ?.'Th|,
W(. j1Jlvl. f„uml to
all tin- available information
.1 At m m today »'<d. l.illdheigU was Sinclair Crude Oil Company, which
After entertaining a crowd of vis- j Final riles for M. I-”. Robinson,
flu. airmen have flown npproxi
lining comlitinns ihruout the itors, Huniassing by a large imm- ! pioneer resident who died early respective states. It is n blpc not ()j( t (|) t(|(. morUli, v „f adult
*ii tie honored at a luncheon given bought fifty percent of the * oil
nsptrnii' ||ni.M
(.|,|ii-(-|y consistent with m.iii ly 2tl,0U0 miles over four l.v the office! s . f the Cuban Army from the Continental nt $1.75 a
/, with u vi w of speeding up her tlie utteiidunec* of the preceding Wednesday morning nl his home, tee Ik* despiseel by any aspirant
•Ian's |.ill-in- works progrhnt day, Sanford's first automobile I'ark Avenue and Fourth Street, feir tin* nomination.
t',,, ohseivatiems, universally eei.i- continents since they left Paris a t c . m i p C o l u m b i a . Later he w a s l o ,inrr(1j wj,ich bought it the satlW
uking i»lhi-1 necessary steps to show eume lo a close late last were held this uftemoan nt the*
Six of |he* ton states of the Sol.* funied, of a eeintilllied wiele*spre*ael last Oct.
g „ t-* a ball at Hu* yacht club ut dav for $1.60 a barrel from
Feted b diplomatic and military i
tvide «miiloyim-nt.
.
night, hailed as a tremendous suc Holy Cross Espiscopal C.lmre-h with iel South, Alabama. Lotlisuttu, Gcoi. irdulgem-e* in aleolmlie beverages gtoups of tho French Embassy ’ which most cf tlu* ..ell-gates t.i the Humphreys, Texas oil man. The
I haven’t -ten as many n *n cess by automobile dealers and pub tin* Ile-v. .Mortimer (Hover offici- gin. Arkansas. Mississippi nn*i t*v men "I’reihibition has not been
P u n -A nit -an Conference "dll lu* Continental made $3,080,000 on
last night following their arrival)
of jnll- niul dead broke since lic alike.
through
pintieuhttly
effective
in
that
sex
uting.
thn.deal.
- *«-.- —**^.
Texas, aiv em n*eord,
.xl ilie army field shortly lifter 4 - present.
■inter nf ltd I 15." said Henry,
Scores of friends nml relatives statements by their Republican boit- • nml especially has this been true* o'clock, the aviators were guests* Tho newspaper* today wore fim*d
Jomhn D. Roektfeller, J f . , ns i
Hundreds passed through the
wi:h C d. Lindbergh's doing and teletraphed Senator Walsh that
i I h.l .«• lift'll io iWlenton U'lA floors of Die Hotel Forrest Lake gathered to ]>ay final tribute* tei one k o s " as favoring Hoover's nnmin- in i lie* citie:-, ami, more particular
today of aviation circles and the
I>i inted editorial* oil In* achieve he would npear as a witness nc2’
ly. in the* Eastern states.
the bmvery t**i the past thirty last night following an afternoon's of Sanford's oldest nml most prom
Texas
gene
al
public.
"I'w.i
cabinet
mem|{.
It.
Creager,
th*
ti ' i i
1 Ml Imhliii's figures lire* for te'li
n. Ii i- reminiscent of the ter- ixhlblthm, which attracted more inent citizens. Numerous handsome* al
laiy and naval officers made up men!* a- an emissary,of lC‘»*d will Snturdny before tho new Teaoo*
eioumitlee-man, "lM*lled the* e a t' as
six
New F!ngtnnd
I'h,- gem n-1 -city-wide reception to Dome Inquiry committee, it' wn*
lle Winter nf lHftfl-99 .
people than was expected. Many floral offerings, utte-sting the* es long a g o as last December With ,iaii - the
h. is, the acting seeietnry of state
stall--. New Yolk, New Jersey,
C,,| |.Indheigh as Fe . i ppod from announced ut the Rockefeller o.
'The mi nil n i- of unemployed cumo biuk for a second view of the teem with which he* was In).I by
ami
a
host
of
high
ranking
miliin the pa-t two wi*e*ks the* others Mulligan and Indiana in which
tin* -Is yesterday afternoon nfter fice here today.
,
:t freipnni the llowery have ,a rs. Inn most of last night's as a large circle of acepiuintalle e*s were .
1 1a,
colorful and
enthusiastic
live* approximately one-fourth eif
. -'iiipic!ing his llight nun Haiti in
Rockefeller's telegram follows:
banked
about
the
e-asket
and
have tolltiwe-d Ins head.
tiirai-ill' I'm months. We are sembly were those who had heard
tin.nig which hailed the flyers
total
population
eif the:
These* -outhern votes— if they th**
11.. t time w it........ nething which I “I nm mailing you this morning p
Ilf the show lull who entile to see tram eif the church.
fettling alntul
1.200 men
i p .ii their a n n u l.
d la* n iiiemhered hy very l uban. letter dictated yesterday and ju*'
j, "Mail) of tlu-si- men are from for themselves.
.Se*rvices let tile* church began at stick ueldeel tei Hoover's admit count i y
I allowing the.r pies* station to
t v tl*. j.ptn o S*. I. i i i-* wa ] signed which reads ns follows:
The eiiinleiue'el mentality of all
Today nine automobile distribu .1 I,'clock. The*y were lirie-f but finest ted basic -treuigth in Calif* ruin.
ids (lie city, Many are from
le.idcnt t'uo’.idge at the White
classes
of
population
declined
Ne*w
.le-i'se-y,
New
Hampshire,
It t* I 1 tn )> lu torie M r r j "I hnve seen Colons) Stewari
coal in lit. of l Vim *y Ivutii.t tors and a dozen more accessory impressive. The full vesteel eh-iit
i|„u-r this min mug by Ambassai n ; li Id *f ol* and have toldvhim in person what
tin bituminnii* miners are nicrchunts pronounced the exhibit sang a selectum taken from tile- Michigan, the* states eif the fur ft inn Id ill'll tils p* r thnusund , i i i i laU'lel, tiny will he gbests at * l -*l 1
•
im d , whistle
popiiIalion
in
I
t
"
II
per
thoust.i.
n
ir
I hmt to ****v to him in my letter
>
l»;»
i
v
itnki-nml a large minority have 11 xlraordinnrily good, considering thirtieth l ’snlm and softly renel- NorthW'st and the lionle*i- states,
i hotel luiieheiin given hy the "Air 1
Itr.i 1L i a n i »• Florn* ! utltollie of Jan. 24th. of which you ha»«
or from New Kngland where the fuel it was a pioneer effort, ere-el hymns, “ la*ael Kindly Light" e tnlioleh ned his handle rs t<'«h»\ tee ntiel in I1'I7—an average of 15.15
.linnet", eniuposid of the three
|s i-f trrel rtt
a copy, numely. th at in my Judg
*cttlr.| eomlit ions prevail in 'and the first attempt to stage ami “Crossing The Bur." Brief rite s e- aim that he will have lllll \**te*s i deaths pe-r thousand population, in ialion sei ri'lnries of the W in ,1 •,» . ,.-) !i 1-H
j
Hut
the
prohibition
period.
1
‘
.
*21
ment the public interest demands
lh.* IlilII.
;.something different. They expres- were In-lei at the Lukeview Ceme 111 mole* em the first ballot in Kan
t induMrics.
12R inclusive, reveal.** a different ,u\y and l oinmeree Departments. - l.iinly bad arr.vi d. Aftei the r< that the fullest possible light bo
1‘Ttr >111111) a is becoming over sed appreeiation of the co-operation tery lu*'ore the casket was leiWereel sas City. There seenu-el e ui-ider- ' |,ietme. "The mortality is on a
l i e guest list includes laeutoil , , titi,,n at the fi •d. a molt r p m thrown upon the matter now un
lake of one another and of the e irdial I te> its final resting place.
fti-.p \V run hardly
nits Muitluml and Hegenberger. i -,. si.m w as tin mi'd t-> e»< rt t *d. der investigation by the Senate
justifn at ion for the* claim
!
mill'll
lower
level.
The
six-year
.
.....
I»'
tf them all. The other wcl- i-eeeptioii given by the general pub
I'allleearvts were: 11. r . \\ mine r j *|*|||( southern patronage* bosses average death rate is 12..r»H per lie first to fly from Sun Francisco I.imlhergh to the Presidential I'nl Committee. I nlso told him that I
trrnm/:iiions on the Bowery lie.
Sr.. D. L. Thrasher. George A. He- i|ain| tl|lll , hl.y have her t i ^ u * hwl" thousand; but. on the either hand, o Honolulu, ami scores of fam ace wh re
I'reiident
Mnrhiuh* greatly regretted he had not ans
As a result of the big way in Coties, Victor Check. J . E. SpurHoly Name, the
Hadley
ous aviators from both military
the
trend
..f
the
rate
is
no
longer
wered tho questions put to him.
into
supporting
Hoover
Tn-euuae
i
i
eii'd
him
1
ficinlly.
Uisslon, the Allnight Mis- which the display was staged and ling and G. Irving I.oue-ks.
,iml civilian service.
Colonel Stewart confirmed tho
there hasn't Ik-cm any other place downward. There is now a using
ktv Midnight Rescue Mission the enthusiasm which it created, it
Tonight, the airmen will 1h* lionSurviving Mr. Robinson are: Mrs. to go. The kickers of Duwes and tendency—about ns rapid an in
position which he had taken be
effnry MtCifuley’s —are just a* was* virtually settled last night t-i ||. M. I'apwuith, a daughter, and
ued by a ball lit the French Em
fore tho committee and said noth
Lowelcn made no serious effort to crease as was the decrease in tho bassy to which n notable usmiTke the nffuir an annual event.
prenMil.
ing could change his decision. n«*
ilrs. L. M Hammond, a niece, both
pre-piohihition
period.'
corral the* southern delegates. Anil
,-nly on a me.re elaborate »cale*. Next
cuihhige of high government of
f..r*t*<»r ■♦filed thrt he ^dldi not
of whom lisel lie*en making their
year’s show will surpass in every
tiesieles, most of the south'-’rn eninSEAIM II FOU SUAYKK
ficial*, diplomatic representatives
home wiili him for se*veral years, j
the arre-t wish to embarrass in any way
A
mid
which
netted
1,1,-tail that of this year and curb
niitteeinen re*g«rel Hoover, rightly
and social leaders have been Invit
nf t 'si It on P k»* whit *, and the th>* stockholders of his «K-mpanv
[ high p o i n t * n . c ., i-v u » - 'succeeding one is expected to eln
Mr. Robinson had made Sanforel i
or wrongly* in* tlw* iiilininihtnilion
ed.
could hnre his
his hoim* for 3'J years, coming here)
i« f about 15 gallons * f shin nnd that they
-VSl-Statewi.le search fe.r
|i'.oUer. the dealeis elccltm*.
Tomorrow, they will he lunch **./*.I iirat
he
estalilishi’il
i
eamlidnte."
Southern
eonn.utte«b
titles
of
shine,
was
staged
resignation
whenever
they desired
from
Seville,
where
he*
established
,
U»rk. ::|. of High Point. ul- , p„||owing the* awarding eif $25
eon guests of Pi evident und Mrs. .till.
"
It. This is n «*u»*tion- whleh th*
Tuc-d 'y afternoon hy Deputy Sher
h«l slayer of U. T. Ritchie, in gold to four persons, the dis u hunk nml lived feir three years, men lila* to ri*le with the admin
t'onlidgu at the White House.
iffs Chris Stephenson and George stockholders should of course and
Uvics slat n n
operator, xvus tributor* were the guests of G. II. Prior to Ids rvmeival to I* loriela in istration. Their jobs and political
future
in
most
en-.es
ami
depe*n*l
lip(iray.
The raid wa* mao« >*n n will nuturally consider as the
f-diil tmlav following a prenlu- Hchlonser, manager of the hotel, at IKSfl. Mr. Reihinse.n Imel live*el in
A 27-uere citrus grave, located
hmi-.e oa the la k e ll-wcP rand. matter develops.
ptiisi l.iai.ding the fugitive as an I
’party. It was during Ho Indiunnpolis, where for 12 years: on it.
•While greatly regretting the
muI to lin’ e been pernted bv Pike
If Hoover's rivals should -tart on Silver laike nml owned by]
h< captured dead eir course of this entertainment, given he was state agent for the T lav
present situation and frankly at
Charles Williams, h as. been pur-)
some
serious
missionary
work
in
.nr
h
nn*
lime*.
tilers
Insurance
Company.
us a surprise by Mr. Schlosser. that
l*il.r \vai brought to town unt! n los« to V**ow what more l can
Shortly after coming to Sanford, tho south within the next three chased for $20,110(1 hy Fred Hagen,
plans for next year were* eliscuasod.
wealthy
New
Yorker,
according
to
,,lined in Jail. He wn« trying t<> do, I .stand ready as heretofore
AkllKSTKIl FOR M l'R D F It
Mr. Robinson represented the same months it Is not unlikely that there
un
announcement
today.
nmke a|qa*aranee b ml this morn to render any service In my pow
I company in this section of Floridu will be a number of contest* to
LOW DUN FAVORED
Mr.
Hagen,
u
former
hotel
op
RIGA. Feb tl— (I N S ) — M. IbHi* tail* will come up at the er to help the committee in its
and later s* ven d his connections tlirvHh out at Kunsus City. It is
w. E. White, Hanford attorney ing.
erator, lias retired from active
tbine.ff. pii-sident of the Crimean
n.
xt
term nf county court unless efforts to expose wrongdoing.”
GREENSBORO. N. C . Feb. It — with it. at the same lima buying a game that has been played many
business and hus been spending and judge of the Municipal Court, ne elects to plead guilty.
D®enome>us Soviet Republic, was
•
( I}x*S) — Former Governor Frank ull of the realty holdings of the times utith southern delegations most of his time in Orlando, when* today became u candidate for the
PLANT C ITY—City up to ntHr™'»'l by Sovift nuthorities tvdny
insurance
company
in
this
state.
He
O. I. iwelen, of Illinois, is favored as
to Republican national conventions. he bought a home several years ufiico of ('"uniy Prosecuting attor
^T.
AUGUSTINE—$10,000
new
die
of January shipped $31,632
[uq:e>l with wilful, premeditated
the party's Presidential candidate entered the real estate and loan Sometimes it hns U’cn a disastrous
ago. lie plans to move soon to the ney according to nn announcement Y M. l ’. A. gymnasium under con-| worth of strawberries to Eastern
'•'"hr. The* official statement,
field
for
hlmselfhtnd
for
years
con
hy a majority «>f the state Republi
gnmr us In 1012, when the Roose Silver l-ako grove, where he will given tho Herald.
**ewi-r, ilul not indicate the nai.lruction here.
markets.
•
can Executive Committee which ducted one of iKP 'most extensive velt delegates were thrown out of
t'r uf the crime, lbruhimnff huel
reside in the future.
Judge White is u native Geor
businesses
of
its
kind
in
this
pail
Mr. Hagen Is enthusiastic about gian. Sylvaniu being his birth
tlie convenffon by the Taft con
tn deprivvel nf his office sev- met here l«> set the abate conven
of the stale.
tion for April I t .
d#y» ugo.
Seminole
County as a field for place. Ho was
trolled
national
committee,
lead
Mr. Robinson became Identified
investment, having recently also in 1922 und moved
ing
to
the
historic
split
In
the
with the citrus industry und subse
purchased another strip of grove 1023. Ho was appointotd Muni
quently enjoyed the distinction of party.
property nenr Longwood for a clpul Judge in November, 1921.
lieing the largest individual grower
consideration of $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .
■i
.
'
and in now beginning hi* fourth
In the state. Ho was considered nn
authority on citrus growing hy viryear, having been appointed re
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Feb. 9 other matqgials.
Other marines
cently
tue of his wide experience and
ntiy for
lor another
anoiner term
lerm.
I M«tagnl|,a today in hired motor arc moving from the north tn on
attempt to establish contact with
study in this field.
He is prominent in legal and
1
DtYfcand, Eustis,
CHICAGO. Feb. 0 .— (INS) Two
i|,„ Florida high i Daytona Beach
civic circle, of Sanford and has| UN’S) Reinforcement, of U. S. ^
Mr. Robinson served Sanford for
___ Smyrna, Orlando, 12 years ns a member of the old men wore shot an*J killfil and a
I j ^ l orntorico! contest, conduct-, 1 -eesburg, New
WASHINGTONTh'.b. P . - ( I N S ) I ,)Mn nn BCt|vc number of the San-! Marines were on their way to
When United S ta te . MtaUter
Tavares,
Winter
Garden "»d tl'*5* city council and wn* chairman of third was seriously wounded today —The famous Charlie Chaplin In - 1 ford Y a cht Club, which he sened cars and motor truck, us the re- Eherhardt
I by the General Extension DivInfor ed^ h* , ^ tt
of th,* University of Florida.
the burnt trustees when the first when they were caught in the cross come U x c . s e , raid to involve.,e . r - '
secraUry for, two years.
„f-renewed actlvitl.a of the taw. had
fire of two unidentified duelists. ly $1,000,000. hs* lM.en finally « t I ,r«-announced here today hy t l Wlnnera of the various Florida paved streets were Inld.
Jud|lB whito in ndditlon to hla „»a*b under Gen. Aiigustlno San-. I
| J1 w’|th n nunih*r 0f mub s , '1
districts will meet in Gainesville
All
of the victims were Innocent
Mr.
Robinson
w-a*
l/>m
*|n
r
l £ ‘ “' <’1 Maxwell, member of
d„tj ex is e n p ir| ! i«,nri'' *llnt».
on March 8 where one of the Mcadville, Pa., in 1843 and was 84 bystanders, bound for work. The tied, it wus learned nt the I rtnsury
h**
immedlnfrly* summonod tho |
Wjh estimated -that- Suitdino
Ivk
ltc*'00* faculty, under
.
_
. . . __ ||,
private prttclici; **f la**, h.*' i I*
British Charge-D 'A ffaltaa fda a
„ ...
...........His dsith ruthless gun-figbters, neither of toduy.
he died.
supervision n local contest youthful orators will be selected years old when
The Bureau c f Internal Revenue
in'tig* FirtL- Nariua- I has about COW »**?»»• Fruiu (iglUiiu: m aft renn*. n* the Putter Planta
I,-. J*
Monday night nt 8 to represent the state in the na followed an lllncts of only four l whom appeared to .have been declined to rcvcsl the terms of the ing un uffic.
! , urine- they have ' turned their
tional
semi-finals
nt
Binnlnihom
nl
Bunk.
days and was attributed to bran-' w'oupt’ed, fled before startled spec- compromise agreement. I he *****
I ! * * « the
Semin.de H igh
! .itu ntioti to the trri‘nt coffce plkn- tion l» owned by an Engliahman.
on May 11. The national con- cliial pneuimnii' which he contract- talon* of the tragedy could xutn■ j,00'on
1 iiljo.n in tho -Matagulpa district The American Minister gave a de
lm* hsen in litigation a year, lolCREW P E R ISH E S
nrrmint to J jte Britl$
I " " * ! ' stialenla, three boys and list will lx* in Washington <"» May o l after suffering slightly with a mon police.
wiled'by Amcri^tns, British add tailed
lowing levies nindc by the P‘,vel'” '
of
6u' w i r ’n n
AMSTERDAM. F'eh.
,
The duel occurred on the bind ment on the property of Ghaplln
L b’u., win compete* for the lion- 25. und international final* on Oct cold for several days.’ *
ober
12-in
the
same
city.
,
ing
platform
of
the
Omulin
Pack
t*>
information
rcceiv-'
wore
tsk
in
r
to
t«ro*ect
L - . . ^Presenting this city nt the
r(^ w " V i ; \i*n'<!ing *■» ........................................ i
, „ all ....
both in I j i * Angeles and New York —Trr\, momher
For the nutionul conipctRuin,
nf ntsl sailboat
Dutch Govcvnn-.f
((
(
„inr|
nr
headquarters
aotne
of
ou*nM
property
in
ths region
C IIIP L E Y —$17,888 contract lot ing Company. Otto of the dead nun
Iru" r,.‘ * “ "desl to lm held Feb-d at
These levies were filed
I'H*
the United StuU*s hus been ‘lividund
.
T .-.a—
Hr vynod
It UTI v**rr
l
"
| . | I \ Nicaraguan*
I ..
who nrv said to Matagalpa.
tlie
I pL l v'* '
nn’ Elizabeth »•** into seven districts. " inner* for equipment of * Washington \vu* identified as George Kllis.
the time Chaplin was *u**l f*>r di- »riutiw
I a t r r the British Chanra mad: w-rrt* envo*l when this vessel
_____
L ^ k* Nathaniel Farnworth, II. C. ed
Cqunty’s new Jail.
_
. • |employee of the parking company,
•
ted
in
the
Sandistu
"urnty"
ths HritUh
of these districts
I The other slain man bus iu*l In’en V l I W #
‘ r"d w a r Sjterubuyu,
have b.*gu'n’ to pillage the ranches ' a report te the
»i. rs und ( hsrlos Butler. The I in each
.
,' toin “'•*
•' I
try
Wl contest, which will also In* I dilion to the op|K»rtunity »<•
n
nv*sa
to
received
here
t
'
I
ulj(
^visions,
horsca
Utd
Ufflce
In
Lett*..*,
SFHRING— Il.tMMl.flftO m w- ho- identPled. The third victim. P. nshl
bustDUNEDIN—
liouass
and
will
ha
from Java.
a
.:
l ilurder Hull, formally opened McNecly, wus shot thftug * hoih ness blocks being numbered.
bi|t''
attest, which will also be ' for the nutionul. -title,
.
I — in this
t|,i, rlly,#wHl Include r e p - i given a 10-wcek.' totjr of Europe|lei.
,,al1' r° ' ,nn" y
legs.
here.
-ntativej from
UarbcravllU,I wi.h all cxponocs paid.
AUTO EXHIBITION FINAL RITES F O R ^ r""*1’' "* * * “ """"
ENDS, ACCLAIMED PIONEER CITIZEN
AS BIG SUCCESS ARE HELD TODAY
Deputies Get Man
And Liquor In Raid
New Yorker Pays
$20,000 For Grove
Near Silver Lake
Judge W. E. White
Seeking Office Of
County Prosecutor
Iratorical Contest Will Be Staged
Mere As Part Of Stage Competition
^Ts^nnli^iaiine Reinloiccinents Arc Sent
By Motor .Qirs To Engage Rebels
Gun Duel Results In
Death Of Bystanders Chaplin Income Tax
Case Finally Ended
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THE SANFORD HERALD, .WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY fl, 1028
six
S
a
n
fo
r
d
Whether Dempsey Will Be
Able
\f
ToFi^htGene
In’ Yh^OT to get
(f i g h t b e w e e n
JACK AN1) GENE
lt> I)
. I ., M ii ■i
Intr’rn iltonpl New i ?>.-»<<■«•■ .
S ;..rts Editor.
NEW y o i!K , roll. o. |»isit":iii>linr In vl< w uf (Inn* Tom: y and
Ter Riidair*:
beinR •" pnillnrJ.v
Oliver...- to tin't\ «wn latino a
merit dirsni-juti, .h i ’ c was n
|i:ii |i divi ij*. i re of . pinitnt pxMill IT toil.IV nun ii v I he few men who
l-riiIly should l:n iw whether Jin k
|ii nip- y will iirht attain nr iieyer
'
ninri'. Kil l.erd idre-nly li'i* il'-i liiri-d in
him i."- i f
ne'.hiiiit that rnn’t *"A
l i>|ip..ii fin rv-•it ’1 jo-1 in tlio.itr-0
He in |a- m ’ ehtinf' Jd e«:l•nr noil ■•••«'•! every inoenii.|; Im- ' i -.'c , ,
hpuikfii-'t.
'
ii
Tito ; it n 'i'lti *in |' v din- r.'l in'll |,
up wlieu a foe: ;et-" ndtnlt - ho i>- \y
li.nteii Ii' fin' e tart . Neither *1" ( ,
tin- tuliiw 'i
f Tumiey, who , ,
timdI- i l uinli.-iN of thou :«rji
..f .I'dl.n -ai l i- liraifi'intt ali nit
U .... -ar
uvaio «• a 1 ■ priunjit ( ,
• l-|dido|l •' lie- motive-'.________* 11
iililiilii:
lairry Levitt,- Saiifonl scrapper,
wns iletdnreil , in cm c HciiI trim
tor his Imut tuniifht with tleiiiy
Mnlier;;, Kissimmee liattlei-. who
is i.'xpecter to fun i'll Levitt .villi
the tniOfliwM—«|i(Mwitiiili that- br
ims yet eiuounteied.
l.«-\itt lmbeen trainir.y faithfully at
rlunrmory in pro pn rat inn for t..n brill's m a p wliieli will In- ifuheadline lit trai t iun nf n l-ill of
touniln.
I/Cvitt' and Moliei p m i* *•. In d»il' d to mix it in a ten niiml nf.
fair and fieiu all n port.' 11 kIiouM
Will H all It* Elinilna*
■mrt v s t - \Vi nn pr.~Fh v trE ls e w h e re
T u n ney
issue Of Third Tefm
For Presidents Is
Debated By Senate
2 -Y ea r B u d d ed Stock
li> llavir .1. Will'll
i it rartiiuinl New. Service
Spurts* Editor.
NEW VOItIt. Fob.
If there L
l , I a*third epImiJe of the l>' flip*
. '|i -iiey -erial. and the ln-tt iiic j
....... . ;. lie 7-M), even anil out that
it . . 1*1 mi -, it will lie hi Id a- fai
ji
1 .1
Me fr. in tlie jurisdiction
•,f iti frowninjr fathers uf New
'i i, : lu)\im*, the writer m e in*.;
. " ■. .1 tnfliiy ..t Modi- 1 i- Sq » n <•
1..
.1 'ti No-.* Vmk, it sn-ni'. i
.
' i i - A A i hmni l< t Hlji
fie
fietwei'ii* Ttmney and ' ■.
. . ■ • 11' Inn f>* -lleem y Iti-*1■
,i
"i in June in order t-> paie er
i . |i '|u u nl in i<tein e t hat I' - 1 "■
1..
.next hetiv.eweiitlil •l.jit.ii*ion i' in the town tv'im- In- o
l
in liuai v l.iisim •.
ii i this feature i< iiicumpli-dii'i!
. i i ' - nlent i xpt ii •' (Lt a .'ii.
•1 xx ill look el- iw !" i
ii
.
■mpo
. II . III
up
u ; ' Ii
•*
,
Friday and Saturda
February 10th and 11
Roumillat & Anderson’s I
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I 'inner, j. win state V'
if 'i Hi', is just a i ' * .i
•
u-iiml <i.iiipi hi: -• i
. wl iell ealleil !■
■'ii ami Iteinp ex ! n
I illtnir us rurlx a • p'
• I I line) «" IIII ill elull
f l i e s nf Ittisen will lie R E D R A D IA N T E , HI X E M HOI R ( •
, m ) K A K I . i m r S C U K I and I'n u F s S c a r l e t C l i m b e r .
i >| ..Mitral on li\ lioxinv .a
ITMILLAT & ANDERSON,
.
1
D fv fln p etl 2 - Y e a r Kutltlfd S lo fK
(:i
new lira
D EA N SEED C O ., O R L A N D O , FLA
time III ilef' ll-e if hi' •
.Inn \1nil'll a- lln pioo
ii e: . luiwi n r, u|i*"' U.
srf the flope*Tiitrkef mil put hoopponent out via the kn,. hunt
route. There is nt leu«t mu wim,
bidievott that way, hunt IC«tiiihIo.
J^'vitt'a mannirer and ............. who
thinks l lie hoy is jii't lipht in win
in five nr six rouiul'i. Hut Mi'hiii''lumillers think differenttv.
However, Incnl fail' me a ' me.I
n iriinil eiitertiiinnieut n tin uiiun
mill. Ilnth Itoys an- piitudi"ts ot
mi mean aliility and eiu Ii lm an
nttaek liiat is up| ea'iiir to t'efans. Ii 'h'.iihl In* a it ."I iiplit
from Hie Iiist pony
A:.
Ill'
fill! I III!. I lit I I u"! mi
Ii* 111 y tioilale,
plum lei
h.i
matelii d Kul Kiihluuii ot .v-.u
for ii'rain • K n l.h iix of i I.-m lum!
Here i- amitliei Ihkji ilmi |, lil.i p
to fuiiii-fi plern v of m liin Th
winner lm I" •u ,ir,,uu il a ! i, l.t
Willi I.nine uf ,Hi l."i|-l< i i. . • jit I
eindi will r„ ..<if i. win li"' ' 1 .11
ini', i Jotliili l> til
l‘
Ii M
liL'lftp an U'" d . l l < ' .
Kill \l. ..................... I
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Mill Will I f III II ...il III •. , • ■
pi' 'iniii ui n n \\lule H i ' '
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are al o ..n iin- |...... i .ii
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It p.-u lie •ixili•nt li.el m ir| n’. n •>! l iln I
III,11 (III latix xvrir made ill lli* ■tan
•li'.iifd In litlf. || lillildreil UI|< lie S|.i i x. I
in «
Uiiiinl Maim tail >eai, and a ■I.,'. ■ ill lll.in liu: III. Illllll) I .III tlllll thud III I i V 'll'l
I hvi.i .'id Hi I inti I. I
lew hundred iiiilhmi inoie v.ill l« •iiit .'U*I i an • a iiumi'c
juadr (Inn xrai. Ilia: it * i ie iinh
In pirp.ne liu niili-ii.il (or tin |ii*ihi,e a lilui
latiuii of xxlial llie Amri.i.in luenc I .1111,
I I..4I i II II .Ill'll .1fi<I i- led I’UI
wile tlunlxt v* >auiirjJ J v d . It i* ii l i ill • ilei I t III 11 IxV'i lux •rn In
I in. .ill I i il l I'
rfilr . |o Iur piedllrrti ’ll t..i tlu-e Mlliri
lm' l.iiti uir it |i.ituled and -ix> .1 m.iti i til n\i•'1
fiKalt, prc|iaieil iii lit i mi. dt
m [iiiiii i . j. >.
i,t,| hid' . .m I la.tut,- I
i » i ■
lary fatliion, dial tlir . .muni t.niji tin u iti|i|i'1 ml i . ,:hto 'ii* ol imillrn lm . . i xx II In- :
ini'uxtry iiat to do itajliiul.ii.c m lul- 1.11 ivxr | x\ill .. fuel id Illt-lli *1 "III I'.n x i. . I" will
palm ml I
I III.J.I.N liu- tin link 111 ;iir pul.
Ill til.
■! All.: the ■Jie.'ti arc,
moteil ini i Irj". I |!u' .lie I'M'lx In
I ii| ,ili nr xvnidil
lie itri'li ' i i ' i i
Ik- tmi . il l . injt.i .i tail. Tire cirri
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San l ord FloridaEebruary S, 1928
CflLOJQPCSHCJ
E
Where Tin Cuniet I roin
" l iu tu] |II. i. an; icpoilril dimint>Iiinir.--citir tarjrelr tir Inerrithtr '*<**
ui.iiid ii i tin • no >4 i « a. I.nllrtni
ot llif. Nili n.al i ir>i|-rapll1r vs'itt>'.
t'aumiX .iti x>;ittIiiiii; |..r subslitHtrs
iur lin i i.ntliiirM, Ii illd a nlnu’taRe
iHiur it-i xxiitdil M.i.iiiily atlnt tlic
I'fu <f of i4i.in it |iiiiilihti.
Altli mi'll (hr Cnifpd Slain Colltumrx ui*'ie Ihm l..d( of the world
output of t-rtHX) imit lit tin a . year,
our nnlv j i . nr .mini- «•[ tin .it
Ala»ka. xiitli ai initial pr. durliotl of
.iln jit tiiiiie.ii i ux
I'.it ti-tiltu irn.
Coinxxall. I't ,;t.n..| xxan the ihirf lilt
linJIucillC trim r of the world. Al
early at |04ft It C the Ptioeniciipi*
•re'known tu have olitained ('uinurl' it»4>i C VltrtUY *nTrrrslfil i ! i in it)
tiu Ufr Licoit tattji^i, AU.ul thiut; iuiiUiuci\4 Aa her caiuied |Uude.
I'
•I I' a 1ill loll i« to Iw hi I . xi
in n of Idl'd*, purl u ul.i■1
••.wl miRint ions Ii ti x u i i
1 ''
i .nitrs t.x xxIii. I, »,
.
. lx- h ux. 11 .,
\
t on . and 11 ux id t,. |„
i
ui x '|imi ter.n in li. m.. i •
I
“It S U IT S me!”
•Vs required by Section 12, (’h3
Laws of Florida, Notice is he'
ivni that I will |,e in the fo llo w in g
ii tlu* date and between the hours sd
r each, lor the purpose of receiving
I iii-.ll.e |A U
I hey sa x I liu: tli
in.-
e year 1927.
ii .1 xxhai wild
til..ti a tM'tlel .11loo
I In
IG.st.'l II oil .
p i -rffc tlv
( Im t i .Iji
<ipnp\;i
clfam -il.
ilrf.ss lo o k s like m-w.
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h fr
-1)1 It, 10:0(1 A. M. l» ^
( iitiluuta
<)\iftbi
T h f \ ’rr
(ttiliru-IJii
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LlllUMX IMKl
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mu
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eminole
220 .MiiKnulia- Avt*.
(SBTtfKSOTaaQTC]
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per mi l
tlm r xluH.tinjr ittutv thku fifty f ,, t
fr'un the thutv- ml u natur-Ai
jrrnwth.
•, *
.
Old IU) it Kct^ilMj
R U 'iui h u n te r,
tliia 'ttririou
A. Vaughan
■•
Tax Assessor
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• •• •
The Highway Purchase
The Sanford Herald
* *
BRITAIN DISCARDS THE LANCE
Colonial
Gleaners
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NEW YORK IfRRALI) T K in t ’NE
• A n net o f t h e last .session o f le g is la tu r e , w h ich provided
I t r o a d c a s t in g fro m 55 and 1 7 K. Secon d S t . b a n f o r d , F l a .
f o r t h e p u r c h a s e an d m a i n t e n a n c e o f th e C on no rs H ig h w a y ,
save W vercmnnlnl purp*>«cs., Lam r were more fortunate in
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t | M a n fa n l, I 'ln r t it a . it n it r r a r t of
d e c is io n ren d ered W e d n e s d a y by t h e F lo rid a S u p r e m e C o u r t. , hi. , !lltish ,wmv um|( n:th«uKh ! . f i n i m n u-Miurdron-TTf Che Getm a m a o f V la r r h X I * * } .
O u r P r i c e s On Q u a lity C le a n in g
T h e ru lin g t e r m i n a t e s li t i g a t io n w h ich has been p e n d in g tl„. mi|it, of
w„j nm h.*
u t ciunnl
D ragons} tntt
iiui .u n h i„ m :% M ______ ,.F.4it»r
I
C a s h an d C a r r y
II. IIOWAHt) IlltllO------- llm.n/trr s i n c e t h e le g is l a tu r e a d jo u r n e d la s t S p r in g and .d e f in i t e ly disputed, it eigli far the pirtiires- thm v' vva- little icupe for tin* u »*
D e liv e ry S e r v i c e
VI.1111.1: i:. JOVKI .Ma
F.dltnr p re clu d e s nnv p o s s i l i i l l t y 'o f t h e road e v e r h c - o m i n g a p art
M
e
n
’s
h u l l s c le a n e d
JVlen’s
N
ulls
ipi»* may imt It * nut ><( place. lnt-i»r sui h a v eupoti in the warfare
m m w c h i p t i o .'x MATTS
o f t h e s t a t e ’s h ig h w a y s y s t e m .
C lean ed
Aar I m i
- •» ■■ ■°,- •T4MI
thi. country tli - lam- n « weQp-, that ij >:.*•>•i in France am! Fia-d* li
H aaH a
.......... .
«.*.
J u s t i c e J . It. W h i t f i e l d handed down th e d ecision w i t h mi i,f win- In*led tmreiy two years. crK x ,.u .r'theless, the laiie*'. with
M en ’s I bints. C lean ed
M e n ’s P a n t s
I hrrr llunlli* .. .
... _ ---- ll.Tl
11/ Cnrrlrr |»«, r Wrra . _____ „ #0. 11. o u t a d is s e n t in g opin ion f r o m h is colleagin .
It h a s t h e e f The fith IVnnsyhnnia Volunteer' |t<( p,
it.„ „ M1C„ slioll ,.:
C lean ed
M e n ’s C o a ls C lean ed
A A
, g. 'a ru
. .lin g by J u d g e I ai..Vj in g r a n t i n g an .In- Finally, Itu/h's l.iincers.
rniseil ...
.
j.
, flit* MrralH. Minfunla |ilnnrrr r/oa f e c t o f s u s t a i n i n
M e n ’s C o a t s
i*«|*ee. •Milwrrlhra l« (hr lalrtna- j u n c t i o n r e s t r a i n i n g t h e s t a t e e o m p tr o llc r f m m
c a i r y i n g ; .„ | ) M ,H>r
, w« h rrmTd withf*
L
.
.
.
..
.
C le a n e d
1Inna I S n u l / n l i f , rrrrh lna from
weajich, ami in-Fr.e-histury ( f nnusi
M e i r s - s w c a t e r s c lem m e d
Ilia aiiurrlar . a r m
uraonlaalioa out t h e p ro v isio n s o f t h e a c t in isstiin g W arranhe f o r p u r—
— M enV Sw caters-C lean ed
Mtpn*r'Ha»uaaaa »»rt«n (tail/ rot rr> C h a s e - o f t h e nrad -aml oVerrtitrrr d cm u rrcp r-Jtm i -m o tio n s to ,llL’
nn<1
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,|lt*
g
hn!rsplnml’.i
place,
ipa-all Ikr-lMdlar-TT/ala-of- thr
rntlre narld. Thr I.
I*, la
q u a s h o t h e r n r o c e e d in g s a g a in s t m c n ib c r s o f t h e e n g in e e r - Ur I " " ' ' ' 11 ►
I»n>, »hnt urninnngeJn tin- whole field of mjlitin'j'
mdnll) r'tlrlrnl la Florida ana n*
•ll l,u' ||(*wily >voo<l«| terrain reiemi-iiial there is nothing i|uity
omnarr u( handling atate a/na u in g board and c o m m is s io n c r e a t e d to a p p ra is e and p u r c h a s e
M e n ’s N e c k t ie s ....
M e n ’s N e c k t ie s
nllanul rqnnl.
t h e h ig h w a y .
of Virginia ami w at discarded in *=0 fine a. the siytii of those liiirs'C leaned
C lean ed
Th« llrmlil la a •nrnihrr of fhr
Till* c o u rt'e O ll ten d ed t h a t tin* t e r m s o f tin* le g is la tiv e
spring oi |si>:t, the re# Imeat men niiini: with Ili'.ir lance points
L a d ie s S ilk .....
andll llnrrau of rlrru la',*in«, an
Id u lies Silk
m tlie sunlight, their
lalmmllnaal Aaaor>ailon «T l*>il» a c t an d t h e wprocee<iings so u g h t to b e a u th o riz e d by it would ," ’!n|r " ' armed with t iher mot sitinin.
D resses
D resses
ilairra, lilt rrllarrn, and Ailierti*- in e f f e c t c r e a t e a b in d in g c o n t in u i n g in teres t b e a r in g c on - ,i " l,il" ‘*
flutteVing.
ttnrl'iiric.
peaamr
■>_ .larala n l l r l r-iinlrr* rarh
I
n d i e s W oolen
L a d ie s W oolen
1‘nlillah, r Torailtrr In aolimll f>> o
-1
11 11'
11
" " “ i lwr*,H> I.ut huve splemliil!
rf,' .0 h, r—nah a ..dll of aaliterlallaa t r a c t o b lig a tio n o f t h e s t a l e to pay m o n e y in t h e f u t u r e t h a t t Nnpoh'iin’s
lancers pruvul so forD
re sses .
D resses
lain in ordrr In ir/lfi nli.nliilrl) would v io la te t h e in ten t o f se ctio n s i x o f (lie c o n s t it u tio n .
niidahl'*, (hat Itritish soMiers first
’>11 i-talnn of rlrrnialloa a a m il a>
L a d ie s C o a t s
L a d ie s ’ C o a t s
Aft Hie Conner's Highway act is in essential respects repug were ei|iiip|iej with this henuiifiil
[■■■ ■'Marat I, u.inrn- m r f h.», >.
clean
ed
nant to applicable provisions of Ihe <on Iit ut ion, the enact weapon, innl thereafter, thnuch
By
TnUn.s7)AVf Folk, t>, h »28 ~
L a d ie s
L a d ie s
ment is inoperative.” .
the ila-liiiij; lancers >|j,| their hit
R u b V i c k s o n throat
n u ; i i i : ii a m i ** I’l i o im * 11
F e l t H a ts
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T h e C o n n e r s H ig h w a y is a toll road c o n s t n ie t e d v s c v e r a l i on many hattlcfieli s, the dispute
I — #>•»n o n i i
las r l l r
MPd r .« n » i>
>, and chest. Relieves
Felt H als
nbf*(itilk( rnliitii
y e a r s a g o by \\. J . C o n n e rs , w e a lth y land d w ner ('l
W est <es ,. the respective merits of lanee
J.—11- r |i»*i
»*• JnrL*
i < tw ° ways a t once—
W e do all k in d s o f Pent in g and f a n c y D y e in g In all
P a lm B e a c h . T h e road h a s been found to In* o f in f e r i o r jond -woni
mlvats w«*«ponKt*n-1.
1%Mhllllpa
I
, , {’ a b s o r b e d , in h aled , t
rnmiriiHliiN at * 1.
In* j c o n s t r u c t i o n mid d e t e r i o r a t in g rap id ly . It is not b uilt iu
L atest Sh ades
miiitary'minds tor yearn,
tlfiin Itltrr Cnnnl.
u'
.~~VtifiuMt#mll#Hii wl .n*»nlli Iy
c o n f o r m i t y to s t a t e s p e c if ic a t io n s and if the* s u p r e m e c o u r t ' • " " ‘ l' Iniiccrs
charged
in
i I* Win I*
aJ — %UKftir/illnr •/ iMdtilin* pro- h ad upheld tin- le g a lity . o f - i t s p u r c h a s e , tin* h ig h w a y would r|^ " ,i''’irim in mi;,, and not one
jK.ruii» «>li urn*** J 'uirl'% p|imr t mrii i
W
V a p o R u e
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— ------------ -------h a v e had to u nd ergo e x t e n s iv e c h a n g e s b efo re b e c o m in g a , '
j" V 'i'.'1
ti«i ifit*1*.
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imp
1111,1 a half of t i c Unit'll inli O V iR Z liM lt t P O K J A R S U S K O Y O B
1 •• mim .it tlip H i m
%—4 »i|n,.M*|ton f «t| hen ii I If Im - I u sefu l p a r t o f tire s ta te -o w n e d sv stern . T h e last se s s io n o f
|legiislature passed t h e p u r c h a s e I,ill o v e r s o m e h e a v y 'o p - ,
ItMII lllaiprjllt
I H f l l Mini n i i u l r m liiiftftlt JtL
position^. U w a s . ^ o g i i i x m l ^ h y . - m a n v lau rnake/ s a s a n .ef, /
M fW | I
I'a t iU a h r t e r r r r
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M a v n a lla A | t * n r ,
Auto* Shot*:
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Section .
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Announcing
fo rd s
1925 Touring
.8 0
192U
Touring
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.4 0
. 7 5 * 3 1 . 0 0 L ......... 6 0 *
.1 5
1 .5 0
1 .5 0
1 .5 0
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111
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1.20
1.20
1.20
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f r r t w f fnto
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pays td advertise." Almosj iv n vnne know.' it pays to ail1vertise— the success of Wrigiev'
H en ry f o r d , and \ar-
i The n ’t nLii'r meats.
Byi* t « p n !
Tin* llghtniiu''- riven.
Look hetieill)
l Bili'h stnlle tur tieavell.
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1 9 2 0 Dump Tk
1 9 2 0 T k C h a s s is
llu d son
H ud son 7 P
C ad iln c V i;;i
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H* ( . Dmtf'Tiiss, 1ij*f
l ;sc d C ar Dept,
m - S . Lvc sr.
Seminole
Securities Co.
llnulilig. Crating, Shinpiql
tind Slnraglf . .1
I’hunt* HIM
CHI' L hf |
V./’
CITY
TRANS! 1
cVe STOKACK CUl
Hauling-l'r:ilimr-SI.ippi(|
Sid e-T rack
I'nnlilifs |
Pit on e VUi
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Ralph \X. bossing
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mui i' ll n o t
,il. - awlbkd
s. M.iel.tiradand ;ilsi>
sn tiv.it the i Mi- uni kl
t i " i if*. 'I hat s ut. ,t
Hal|ilmr d ’ Ki.— tl-r ’lt| 1-ir elrtri
skill whdv lliv 11,rut! ') It' ill.
why 11 1-, grc.it CHiiil'M, 1I1 ,i ii pi
;.n <nd in skin tt.mi'll ■ Otici
f 1 vs a t.u it ilt.mi'i in ihi* Am
tn" or tinvi* days l!u '
i:
vlr.ir l.i.ihliv whit" 1
Mtntlio Siiti'lmr i- in, vjiemi't ■
all dtuggi-U Mipplv 11 in ja" I
in tt'e. lie Mire it's Ki'wlvi.
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C. A.. WHIDDON Mgr.
When ft Docs Nol Bay
. ions c i g a r e t t e s , a m p ly a l l e s t - i Lai - b u t
th e re is a c e r t a in
i c la s s ni a d v e r t i s e r s w hich ap|>arenll\ i-: u n a w a r e th a t it
does N< >I pat lo ad v ert is>■ u Inu ad \ ert isenient < a r e m i s
lead in g, in sin ce re , o r e x a g g i rated .
'fill'll the reet',
N ew sp ap ers as a c la s s h a v e done all hi t h e ir pow er
'b e g i n Iu ti n 'i - i .
to preven t th e polulioti o f a*lv, r t i - i n g .
A d v erti-em ents
All the pomp
a r e t h e i r stock in tra d e , wilhnut w hich tlicv p erish . T h e ii
'Grow to igiil an,I tUIri
) k }). i j i i
v ery e x i s t e n c e depend- upon t h e ir kee p in g thj^ ..|nc|, up,in
h Z Utpples, amt
a h e a lth v b asis.
Most iicw -pan '-r i,,da\ r>-ITj > to s m ,p t
. *Ths* quivksaml’t stuiki
tpaf. rjieaih the
a d v e r t is i n g copy r o n t a i n i n r
tati-m cni.s a!"*ul w hi* h t h e r e
•(juivi litig I,rata'.
is any q u estion .
<'ommeiit m g upon ll>
>• itimt of ,,, y p,o< r m i k j . reSlltlilt nly
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pav
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ig , t>, t l i i i r ■*'. :,\or to keep
J i v e i y put , h
th e b u sin e ss o f a d v e r t i s i n g upon ( l o l i t plain- a f o l l o w , :
Of flirt, ill tit
" I c om m en d tile a l t i t u d e o f lim e pn',1, I, , u |,,,
Llclu mol I mgaM a k e liiili I- 0
net,
. r e f u s e d g re a t c o n t r a c t - I >. <. m - ,,
Li*
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I m e ld s , and t a k e l hi oi a -io n !■< ui]
Ami ilti-a -tor s in
If
I liO.-T till vert i* lllg, 1 let r w II*, |.J , ri,. e jn *' *‘ i i 1 in u ’ h 1 I’ll * M IlM't*
j : f y '9 <v
i*H.iy \m; i ii 11" i .i.
. lifi'lih b od depends upon .*elvi rtis;injr t *! ^ •J*r iU llg .lill.-l its
Al Smith is ii,nt.fiil,,l n
i p n is ljt iition. W, reg ard I r i t l i l u l ,•! •.1 1 : 1* i n r .’ 1
*. Hi>nym iiii.'
whither In* will im t,, iln Hulls with etllleiiliou and a i In. t tout rihilj 11»!’ 1l «• ill* ■ *■’*li i i ' h t i ' i i m e i i t
ton tail, veal o.n ,,r m,i: iiii,ltriil,P'tl> o f p resent and f u t u r e p. i n 'i a l a a ,
n . . ••v .(11. 1 J" ! il 111 1tic
In* III"! «!'"•- lint km-w* yet wlivtltn path o f ad v ert i in - i ilia, i
V, ll" 1 llMV it
1" V
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lei i t. „g. a, , r. ,iI rI .or
I lie t"
q i'
U|" it V lilt h th a t
j power rc. tri, will a l a r e ad\ e rli* Hty l,\
u
•l m is lea d in g
IIl e t ." I f I I t i l l
.
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rtUtlviUfitl*«.
m stn eciv
t , •I iuioioi'l a ini
i'*'1 * >i* d , laltUs,
.unity tiy wiggling !n tin wrone
het tn> T h e verv corner*:ioiii* 'il advert i n*/ i . 11 i, ■a 11 Ut 1 1 1,v t Im a*
t l l n o l u . n , htit it is a
stif
fOrl Wniihi I.ik.w will. It iV11y t who u illu 11v dchaiit Ii il
tP a •
11 a i e l if lie g o t a i l iatiee
11ciiry I' tin I re c c m i \ i m.
I i , " I , , al adv ciT ca n y
them.
•ampitigit in i r;u I n allv all h 1 1... ,,, v. I I " I III I lie t i , l l l l t I ' ,
I
ru n n in g iiftu imlljun ,,| dullai
IL
*•-•*j ' I ■‘Id li n in ' i lungs
Two inimtreil ami I went.v-eight t'driiul a new c a r w hich wa ; ( n t,.
a
i
*
I
••11 Mi . s 1» ttiir rend
prre. m in tin* United State.
it^owetl Ity itteii mttime taxi*' in e rs in all f a ir n e s s if )|„.v Hunk Mr I ... ,| u ,„;|,| |i ; i u . .d .laiiiB f romeu of ovei one inillioii ilollar* ml b cm -ficial re s u lts il l lie s l a l t m, nl t t .o la im .i m |,is a<l
v c r l i s c m e n l > had iml la t e r In i n I . i j ,, Mll| i
P All of whieli govs to i how wh.it
l lie l a r i s per
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(j
jp Itepulilit .J t pro'iH-i ity memiH.
turning to his i nr
i
y
n
•
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11is moticv v.niiltl h av e been v\ a - li tl
[
Colonil l.imlhergli on hi" goetl
-Il
will flight ihlinigh Central mil
Smith America lias rarely fuitisl to
arrive oil m*lietlu!vil time, lie lakes
(GENTLEMEN OF THE .H I
. off. flies, anil arrives with almost
T\MI*\ Tit lilt m :
j ; uncanny prevision. We venture
b tM- gm—s (inn no i,a,, in all h i-io i.
I lie ill |\ « t Will III 11......... .... ,
,i i.
has vvvi travelled so many miles c f I ei|llent l\ I II" , i/eii |.. t It" Jn 1 1 i om trg
v , , l(
, , , i,,. , ,
. |tl the same length of lime
that no Hite 1.1 a Itta l i •, tele t ,
Two llioiisiind persons went siigge .f
<in i lo* v hot, |i i li.i11 , w o .
ilnWn ti, the antoiimliile show on
the opening night. Perhaps many he.sl with voniji.mitpi p, 11,1101 ^ .1
■.\h
• .if- thesi* penple had never keen in Milt •
- Tile
. >. . i ,
d tlvj Fm rest Lake hotel hefoie nr i , l he mi \ ; -I, oi a . mill, i .
i- Tlial*!* go,,«l advertising for tin i he geiier.il « \,l- , i . it1 1 |*i, i eiliii**
P .Hotel. And lie* show, m l only a Law).a - .i . i .ill..\ a t - i I.'uuim.I wI
: 1 1,
jm ,
' great su I ess ill itself, will prnve t Inn .a o i no nihii
a liig l,oi,n in die aiitomoliil. should I., i om,|,|. ■. I' i.ninl' i no ..
, l,mi l' III O’
ahout ">< i ,i", ' HI II.i fill ll 1, 1 II 4* t •11i t I, j " man*. .1if In f run
V I'llailiess in S a n f o r d .
—s, -log i a . . . i hen 1 ft|“ •Mi*’. p r -ni ■ , k' » * t f tl i .J 'i d
•imilifieil ai * 1 j 1 i/t'ti- V. 11 1 ilD I"
IRIIKSPONSIIII.K
t » .1 ' .
li ill liiivsri 1 ,1 unit h
intelligcnve oi iHi**t 1- I ut 1 tiuvril
III* told I,ei Ihni he loved her
1 x . 1. "i"'Wi, mu , nl m* 1;. Il>
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t 1 at. 11 " i i
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■*C»use Ids load was in a whirl. a I mi".
Wtill v ill c JUl'.V <V* |»M.Y ll .It i •vi'i,m,ii " Ml! - i MIH*
And the moon had made him loony
11 U(if Ii Iu*! In
1 huu
1 , t*.«*t h.iiii! - •1 li'g: •1 in1*
Anil his mouth was full of eiirh
»In
■1 1 nil
id jurir> i'* Ill ••
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Times Union.
B , Hg told her that lie loved loo.
THE MAYOR OF NEW YORK
I
Put she was loony Inn;
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NEW \(>l(h WORLD
P|S<> they gmlilH'd eerli other rough- ( _
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A«!itnii*rrt nl dui
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11r < A i j 11 1 li.Ktt* ni i (mi gx*
Anr* Jiil v hi-1 luvri H ilo.
i Mayor, ihi* lion. Jnmp- J. VYnlhor. «»f Ih«* \\rlct'iiK* • . a Il.»:piilr >i(will la* plfaKnl to It.’tin (h*i»
I
I I T Li n, h| Ih 'M tin* p \ t ft In - **anyi
-AltJ '.'i l.a, twi n said on cigar- wlun he utleiidvd a ilmm-. given
r f r l b * " rliorteiiing lives, Imt we have 11 relit Iy III Flu.stiing III’ was OH v%iit*i t 11 * in M« h ‘ l,*y I d Si|Ttir»iiiy.M
l? Ht Iwwt -dlh* in-tame in whivli a time. Hr was on lime hvi nusr (It, t hi l ilttps M i ni tlint' a' f ' i i ai i m li<i
i Hjimvih’ f**r fiw
K. little coffin nail pinlonged a life.. dinner commit t v . I*y an ii.geniim,- hud sat
wa . k ni
R Ajptlin was attempting suicide. He strntagem. made n utmost im >lll> s ought n.a i , mind
in." gf waiting i*>r his i i.,|| i,f
Bs'llir'mii on the gas, Iml later tie- pos.il,I.- tor him to In- hue. It r.
C‘A drttd lie would tike lo smoke a the hour for ids appearance nl pilhlimviit
u f i d u f e, P i i s p j . m m i g h t IrtK; b u t cigarette. He tried to light it, j "anywhere from H n, .11 nVIm k.”
W Inr* the explosion nttructed the Su t Imt wlieii to* sin,wed up at.HI "live the ’Ins-- of quite a lot .of
|tp«!'ec. He mill liven.
j lie was on lime to Ha* dm",, unit: "me*liy qii iv a lot of |,eop|e. But
1
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t pvrliups. fy i,ne wa\ •>( figuring, k l ' i i all, ls *lh .s *imjiort.i •; ;
\
!’ Eanfotd Herald ivmaiks ilial j an hour ahead of Unit.,,
.«|»iiuvipte "is inv, Ived" Tien*, and
r H is poselbte that* if A! Smith, in j It, nee ms tn us that thf<* wn,s «,voi,'e youid surely
suffer a
f e l e c t e d presideni he will appoint |must eonsiderute on the part ,,f littL* in, i m v e n » bir the sake
Heflin amliu.rador to '*
**r* Flushing dinner lonunUtee, u <*1 piMctituld;: on tiu* part* of tlnl
imsyilte Sun. .Mussolini would piece, of couila-'y that
others city’s thief executive.
j
Vu MHiiething to say alnmi ihi*. might do well In emulate. The
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lie l,aml News. When MiissoHai gourd-of list in iate, for oaimpje,
Headline in Titl^vilfe .Stur-Ailhpcxks in Italy, it seenu to huve could hold its meetings "anywhere voi^tv; "IJuldic 'Hearing on ('mini
much more weight than llefliri’B from noon nut'll midnight,'' nml III Hanford February 1 j'." J y „( ,,s
‘ tirade* in this cluntr)*.—Guinea- thus he sure of having the Ma)*- poinl a place to hold n (rearing u»
vllte Fun.
or present ou time, on ut lenet, rn*. Tinics-Unloii.
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1 9 2 0 T T k S I . U,lv
IIIUI.E VFRSfc FOR TODAY
fort*f(T’Titiliidd*’ ii'mVn* road nnThe idati*.
NON f’ONSKNT—My smi, it
Though tItese. things Iijivi* not entered into tin* supreme
sinners entire, thre, c o n s e n t Omulcourt's consideration of the ram*, thev have been liigblv
mtl,— I’rov. 1:10.
1controversial waIIi the public
I In* |i<*oj)|i* have been imP R A Y E R - KnnMr n*. L a tl i» pressed with the folly and i*Mravageuct* of tin* purchase
ivslst temptation K keeping l.m*) and the courts have recognized its invalidity. That makes
doing Rood.
jt unanimous and all that is necess.-ry.
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1 9 2 0 Coupe
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.7 5 * 1 .0 0
V@CKS i
192(i Heist r
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HINTS
HURL’S the li
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the liKifvi
Hv OR. J . (’. HO" 191.
200 West Gore Avenue
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P. A. is criniji ..c
right comhin.:. . 1
L it.
h>.
smooth smokii. , i ' P .A
J l l j t
1 1 1 '.'
roiling r.*vi
11 tiiiil cool.
It is fragrant i.i the pr.ckay: and fragrant as
t
you smoke it. /.nd tl:cn th.-.t tacic! Mild and
mellow, yet wiili plenty c f n ch , satisfying
body.
COL't; It ING. VDMITIV0 A*VDI
CONSTIl’.VTIDN
I ’ll say P .A . makes a cigarette! So
will you. G et some Prince A lbert non’ and
the makin’s papers. I f you like a pipe, try
P .A . this way, loo. I t ’s great tobacco, M en.
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•■re •.cur
p a p e rs
I Lev it■v ‘ ( T..— rtuilr in Prance
fur I». j . S i ) 1 I J*. 'I oliacco C e.
hv ilic celrbrat'-d Hollorc Mill.i,
Skill c.inr.oi j n dace and money
1 a 11 not buy b e tte r c lg a r c t t r p ap rrs. Roll your own wiili
O C L l. n o leaves. 5e, at tlie
&:orc that sells P . A .
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n Itii
In* miciiiI*' ,,M‘ * .
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rfftirl**. Tiiii i’ioim’ *** wf
lltriiiiul* sI*•- •••**•!1
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tifitkeit %
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h i..I ■uUi riililr liull, l.lm>< »*■■
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iilierr fki’f iim l.n>>* *
llir.-e mil IIrill r I Ill’ll n1 1" '*■
nml tkr rrrlnl Irail.Me ,,*.r,’' ,,
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Kill.. iur. *J||«| Iu »r » * ' *"
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t-r the linwrU n U"». ■»*•
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—no other tobacco is like it!
O 1*2*. K. J. R.rwJJ. T*1..
Coapor, Wia.M»aMl.n. N.
How T o lie Happy
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Legion’s A 11 S j H C C S -Will Be.Saturday. A basket-hull double-header,
-which-, hs-hoinp anticipated with
T e l. :I7.
Albert
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...........i-l "•' = t-rm it.-d with a I ’ ml, in,■ linoie in r " '"'I ehiffon hiHldl.rn Lief ns i
gift frniii her host*<■•*.
loiio ving I Li-; pretty pait\ wore:
■tain at a
A'iro w, ■ !i*o I . . Ml : . S-ictat one AT,'».
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IN CONCKHT
Mr. And Mrs. Lnnc To
Re Honored At Dinner
v.ilh - 1,'ip drngoti*. Lahy lu. th
|;,.fh. ling the c C . dal li.VpiUil(tile Pcrfnrniniue
aid fen Tallies in '. . m u g Witll|;il>.
, |1(f
, \ t.ry detail
MU. P. AL
th'' ileioi a' OKI
• u- i'll *11if t h e i M;l. |! ,. delight till bridge parly givIL'tmimi.
Ale
and
Mrs.
Kdwatd
'.t e l -I mi: tame el pi'.gf, *i\e
, .liu'.-.ilas aft.ttm n hy Mrs.
V\ Lain ut ,l;i< k*onville, Linton IT.
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FRIDAY
, .dlecte I
All ' , | •idem of the Sanford
f
tie
Wednesday.
i
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JT h r 1s l i e r .
Mr*
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l»et'oll,
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le aw. 11(1, (1. Th- ' . itik mil i: l idge dull 1, Ai listie 1 All.1 1 i X.Mnnal Hank, t.miglit
Letie Stratton Porter's
:l to ' I f . .1 F. IIrouse. Mr,. F. K. I 11• t |I I e. a . uqilv i•mhi uM
tlu 11!in
l:.llie \\1're used 1 " itl !" tin-t iit a ditntet party at
i.'iii!
great1 si J t i t i
•' it dialt . M> - ti. S. Wtttoet, ; ir te -l I i I.
1 1 lu Air*, i . 1 f-.r the i ti j «y:libit* game v( lit idge. Hi. *!. '■ ' l1oi re»i Lake.
'Li 1
Alt-. Janie* t; Simeon. Ale*
P ’ >*,•\
. 11: • i ul pi i.e. al ■
. " F it U K LI.S '
•r yen* eU\vJ 1, was 1 ft \'Ln’> eiii-'t' in additioii to
n| nil »'it
f,mindly nnd Mi a W. J . Tkigpeu. „
tl v.,
Me.
and
Mi
1
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will
include
ip V i l \
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Mliig!ie*t
pli'/e
f»»r
with a spur InI ia*t
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inn
Fin met and ■" i a . ai !«t\
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given cm M, ( . IL C ,v ,iii'M ,. \W. Wlllitici'] '•r* '* ■ '■ ,"A*IL. Mr and Me* P, J.
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1%id.i. \\\\ ailil Mn.
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t . d. i t idol \ t, 1 iiieniev t Wi gM, win. In jii t e o -e.uy tuning j rri^th u o|
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. ' Mi' in'
M-KfUe
iMIIrtiu'' iVir'inimhil News',\
:anit
... iii-mii^
■ , • gu-Kt
wa ■ yiven a > djtlhtj * 1 lifsOiee i' Alien Itf Hi tyInto and
th -1 ........... i* I ce j Ken Too tfjiv
M*fts'
Helen
lies
of
ylehuido.
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I \1 h mi' the tallies weiv kal'tlkeivjh, ''. TI l.A to nlge I'layei's
eveid - l\ !•'. \, W Piovn nnd
ri'tde dovi i ■ and i
.• »fr •' K l.ta*1 -.t«n. Mrs. Hen
I I*. A <" , i on at I Li Hotel F <>'1
• ii*e i i id In tit Pan; cell, M< Fmnii l llaut, Mrs.
i f th ’ i t I ’
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I’niveil ,.|| Men .1, tot 'I
i h .It.. Mrs. Tom
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f- r. : .t-i 11 •• pi i
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to tio ILglit O', a i L Hridge Fla*
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M IH** t <I. tg-tit till i , ellitio
w e * mi r tallied as- the gue*t* . t
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led '.lie Ala!
g a r 1 . l a pi i'. of highest *< le.
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at our station Sanford Avenue and Sec
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V • .1 I Mi a e. Mr* tl'il
men: .-I i *al q and sweet *om *
ond Street—She will receive $10.00 in
I Wi it, Mr .and Me
l ’i isL •
wire i i i t d Li i < ■ tiosteis. d I.
j W. IL- Ice. F A. M . I'r.-v -r, tied
trade
plavi i v i l e: Mi olid Al l 1. J, I*
_______ I. F. A. i ..lion.
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Mr.
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M(*lla:' « r !
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ae.l >nii, New Hill. .Mi and Ali I mnieirt AlrCall
s' •i ut ii —
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I'.iii i, t et ti I
(’ I lelil. New At'*
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at tentlinf- 11
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IvNftllA VINO
i\V. |mile and Mr. and Mr* A I*
KEY Iti. I received fu,
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Mi . Oeorgp I HuLLard ef Kiel .o ille
Diamond
Mounlinj?
Stiii.
lull'd a > 1 iiq; t>‘ 1mn ef
lu tl. .1. A II I t t 111
>11 and
V| fl.li.li |lli(|
Jew elcrsM Ipluniel rUl
ml ( i lls.i
It l\ .1 < . . II ( II tire Lead I I IWeen U '. I.
ih i.
Al, t Fvu ('• J in', d L f* U . .iii■ .1 Tin -day
Wtilrh Repairing
Key.
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'll Ill-Ill .'I'.
l am; IL 1 I .a " . >' L. tcrslung;
•)!.i:il miiim
Mt*. .1 1 ii Ale: ili ut d .Mr*. John Mr. nml Mi
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Thump*,,n.
1 l.i am vi w Mi-i , I, J . . mull.m l I . fill..let* " d J* *hn I l el i l
I ' M. Haute,
ifm'dX ■l Tei dny al’: i 'iinun where they vv i f 1 id.. William l ' 1 • 1
*d Jm k*till wilh
nuiii ni her 11,,, j.n .'.t ' , f fi iendd.
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The Bean Jar
at the Booih of the
Central Florida Service
Station
al Hie
Sanford Auto Show
Contains
777
Beans
Hotel Arrivals
The Bargain YoLrve Been Wait
ing For
lK’ompany To
Dollar Day
Even! Friday
Milane Theatre
Tllr ' t Kv muiTiiug nt
' ' mpa ii v will
I le'lar Day rale,
^ ',l'' i le Muled fur two
T '""t Saturday.
' i. priced at
kav."f
,
mi plncc-ii un the
T Li, management of
l _ l." !
*o an effort
Pi'r- u* ,hp benefit
1A
l-uguirm in merml t ",ri' l,'iI'ii'ion of „ r i'c,Uv'1. the rtock has
f
d thm customers
*4 upon with baste.
,
items nit 1
jsv* 1 «nd ropie arc
Uh'iculer line, hut
i n.1' r,t manoy1ravers.
» centy iinm-i paled
L'ing one of the
n ,,rr'ha,i'lisinK saieg af
ll1*' h‘i of bargains ure
•«
*' tl" rcKalar
price* of
* Prevail
in fur
w‘1*' “ "other
*htt, J f " .' xl,u dollar.
• * ",l|l Le
on t jje
•tWItlnn lh(.ru wi),
ArjJ* (.th.
item* 'marked
,wh bolt.<>w )irices.
at
At 8:1 -j
KREISLER
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Sale opens Mon. Feb. 0 at Chamber of Commerce.
filled **n recelpl.
eJ.*r>),
$1.00.
* •* * w»i«pnh,ii i %•
Mail orders
.oo a f o o t!
These* shoos uru an ussorim ent of I,lack satin s, vulvids,
I,lack kid low heeled oxfords suitable for (he school Miss,
high lieelud ),lond kid pumps in sm art ami ultractive
com l'inations.
Mind you J u s t S I.0 0 a Knot!
1
Silk
AT THE BIG SALE
for
Friday and Saturday
we are going to reduce this stock
WATCH
OUR
c
WINDOW
di»\v. p a t e n t lent h e r wide .strap
s lip p e rs w ilh b u ckle, hlimtle s t r a p
slip p e r s all d isp lay e d in o u r win(Imv, will sell for
S L IP P E R S
H ere is a lot of p a te n t l e a t h e r
and s a t i n s t r a p
slip p e rs in siz e s
to t !
g e n ui n e Si l l v alu es, to sell
for
v
Dennvill^ Sandals
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R d far;— Woiuiin's Clubs ro-uimrsting.
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THE
F. B. Rol)blns;'Pr<Vp:
$ I .85
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and
and
>10
hn»
$ 4 .8 5
$ 6 .8 5
Children’s Shoes
TI ivm> nre paleni leal her line -trap
ihil.lren"* *hur* wilh liirmvl *uh*
Tiiiniirrnw and Salurilu) (lie) are
M'llinu fur
$ 1 .9 5 and $2-50
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SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR MEN
Odds and en d s in m en ’s s h o e s . S7 .0 0
v alu es ill m o stly la r g e and sm a ll sizes.
$ 1 .9 5
F rid a y and S a t u r d a y .
LLOYD SHOE STORE
.1. |{. Vidler, C h iro p o d ist
r
and
Wives
S T O V E '
m
.
will solve the problem of your household bud
get by cutting your cooking heat bill in half.
i
Saturday
we will give a free
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Demonstration
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of the stoves, heaters, lamps and lanterns.
WATCH ' OUR
Opp. Post office
q r\
Me have a till of palenln
tntin* in piiiup* anil f>traps
with high and Ion heel*..
vnines wc arc -riling fur
Hum half prir* al
o i ^ 'L - a z v : — .
O U TLET
c*
'J 'ix tr a ' S p e c i a l
J i m rCecil c’iI new1 *hipmrnl- Uf
Deauville *.uulnl* Imiivn Hindi
slipper*) in n*snrled cnlur*.
) nil'll1 paid ^tII fur lIt(•!*(•, nun
lliey are celling fur
WINDOW
D o n 't F o r g e t T h e T im e a n d t h e P la c e
|,araI Mngt. Kajiford Chamber of Commrrcis—Kiwunls— lio n s *
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Coleman Air - O - Gas
Dresses
$7-77
.Addrw-s P. -O. B o i 710.
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Sailing, S ain t F aced Kuniou.*. F la t CrejM's, G eargettes,
fin- stre e t mid afternoon wom:. Even pyrty frocks are
indudetle in th is lovely array of dresses that are liargains at $ir,.U0. \Va ure placing them on special sale for
two days only.
F ltJD A V AND SA T U R D A Y
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Husbands
SHOES
Tliurs. I 've. Feb. 9
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—Three principal Gennnn cities
will 1>C linked Ly telenh-Mie .wi.Lh. n l l _
station* in Meryland, Virginia,
West Virginia nnd the District of
Cnlutnhin Friday, thus bringing the
thin! European nation inUi comm.Metal .telephone comniunics^Jon
Mrs. Fiaak liuihl who h a s .tieyn with American cities.
thi> charming house guest of Mr*.
T l i l t OilA— Final "survey' tom*
A. II. Petersoif nt imr home on Sil
ver J a k e , leaves Thursday cVen- pitted of county highway which
hjHi for her home, at JnmcsUiwnr 'vill exleml-fst.m Hn-wsier-thrtrujrtFLcw*
X / rT —
:
here .'to lltlljborough County line.
If Mrs. J. E. Currier will call
firsopo/s
•
m td e for this nffnir by the hosterfes, Mrs. John AV. Meisch Jr..
atvl Mrs. A. P. Connelly nnd this
nrt’nir bids fair lo l«' the most
L'*i linnt Over given by the depurtA y. fit. I.Anch'enn will he aerv'eiT*at
one’ oclock, after which games of
I^rugiTssive hridge will be ptnyoil
•0 the hall i omu. Unusually .lovely
(irizc.* will he awarded.
much interest in Ineel rport circle*,
The Second rehearsal of the cor- will he staped tonight at 7 o'clock
onatlotf pageant, which is to he the at the Seminole High School when
feature of the American legion the Sanford quintet will tackle'the
hull on Fel.. 20, will he held at the , fn!it Ku*tis team in the stellar nttraction.
ringers,
will
give
two
concert«
«n
l.rgii>n Hut Saturday afternoon. j
One of the loveliest eoclnl nf
At int ers of tin1 senior oho-' of ‘'•'lui du\, lie in the iiftci noon niul
Mr.. I>. II. Brown, local halier1 Preceding tin game with Kustis
fairs of the week amt one in which
the second team vf the high school
tin* .Seminole High School will - n 1i’J " tl,‘‘ |'v
insiiuctress, will direct the train- squad will meet the Junior High
the «K()iaisite taste of the hostess
the mat nice will begin at it o'Slip of tlnj_£nodtdnUu* S v t the "roy- ' ScliooLoutfit.X2i*.is ivluw.oxpoAuJ
•nr
ifJiTi-e:.*' which" will he part u t . t 0 b„ hotly rontmdetl.
f T
:.:' ,,«nn Tvili
thet imrunati
mi-pageant.
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.1 Kecent games have caused con
i V t i ' t -f
ic title- or Mi-, . W o r d and s,
)K. iull.n.M ln tlll. M|>0, t . 0 n
lartic'
jme on Twin Lakes, wi tten on piitiiotism, war m.-1 , ; on nft0l. „egntiatir,- with the -M.v Long wood will he nwmsl- Tlu. , )l|ly „|({Ut , he ,(K-a, htt{h
r j„
Court hen- Iractiie hoir
« imptilar vote basis and ,
e a g m 7 defeated Winter
ccomplimenting * Mrs. iwuen nreurding to an anrnmo - • r„up p,,. S0Veral days.
j j r t \Voo«ieoi*k of I » * Tuesday,
eai.r aign malingers of the enndi-,
Alice El wpoderck of Irclaml, the I ,non^ today.
Ih e group i* eonipofrd of three
ut the visitors, lo
netivi- in scoring votes for the vnr- , ' ’!
I k Clll'st'
I’liiint d r the contest were ..a' i rformera imluding K. t,. fiooi-g- ,
l l . tin
(In Hint
that m
occasion the Junior
,
,
. . .
; II.
f tSrlt- Mcbicr at ' h - :uosl df-Airit. R o b e r t'A. Newman.
I UP titles HIlVl1
Very
i aggregation
**
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fl 1 io room* \vrn* converted into 'Hue 1 i*
nhulrtit ih
v • » 1 iti«\ niiiiuigi'r,
Mrs Josephine (lili ..
.■ lit
High
won a dose
one
V1" 1^
according to
|)u, reserve* of the high
vriitahL? hmverfi with 4 utilities of hy u gt.mp of member* inilu lin- ticurgelte and Mi-, .lean Parr. All T
,wj)l(r XUK
Mow fmaptlrttgiins, yellow one- ' -Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, chairman, <>f them are lieelared i<> he excellent Imar. - lalmlatum. Miss Mary r.cK,H(li lhc
P R IM '
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iir.t:' s ip;nh tlu* list of more* thnn j
cissus
ami
W
ho salvia, -arcVnlit - 1 Mrs. J . N. U httn r, Mrs. A. ”i . entertainers and runic here with
b u ilt .* . O •
aling the color scheme of 1title nnrl 1io•- iter ami Mrs. John Lein
rcc nnniemlatlpf!; fioiii various MU other actiie candidates with a . . . . t . l t
i v.it
-I't
total ..f t!ITA-voles to her credit, j A* ' 1 A,‘ IUM,H,K ’ * ^hllEON
yellow.
Puris.se ..f the contest is to pc...
t igpuitath'iir. .untler
i inpptf
Mir* Mars Lii/ahrth Moye ami
Luncheon was served at two nn.le n.i
Alt memlK’rs op the Social Deinterest jtn pan : i who-se suspire* the; have appeared, Mis* Katherine Waters follow in
ifta H ■ ■
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.no.
.ding
to
Mr.
SehuItV.
piiitnietit
of the Woman's t'lui,
,rt A. Ni*.vin:m will tuhles, each over laid with hand eiluent hn
a el'oi1 r econd with a lie. Mi*.*'
a 1. i
juirty at some IlnViafi eat work cloths ami
The .■ ,ys must he complet I . V: e I cgim. m. ml.,, mVd.aJpng a a utien tiuthrle is in third po*i-1who especl to attend or Imvi
orwrtnl to (he. show a- one of the
wit It yellow snapdragons and hlue Jim! handed to th eummiUei
guest* at
the ar.nual
hriilge
ia Rt 1 " |,f :ithe>t road atuaethm . i onVprg l >] lira and Mi*s Ann Mo s i* fourth. luncheon t <> he "given Tuesday tit
salvia,
l'ktccil
at
either
side
of
the
Mnrrli I. it was stated.,ri!i" !■ -' " '• l'U0-:Ftainlihgs
of
the
Lading
g
ir
ts1
-aaford this winter. A small adetnierpioees were tall yellow tap-,
olle o'clock at the Hotel Forrest
follow:
iVul r
dsdrn chn;ge
,, ,i, ||,i era
rr;. In
in nmher
.miner holders.
limner*, Imported
imp n i ' i _ ,
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Lake are requested to notify Mrs.
Sanford:
Mary
(iriggs
g.lTo.j
I. fiv o; Me,,M l ,. j/ '-rniw e fans .were u*ed n< place I ' t l ' S . D l p f h - t O n H O H O I 'S
,r.vc
.
John \\. Mciscli J r ., not later than I
Maiv 1.. Aluve 2.400. K:
Monday noon us no reservations
W a il'* A’, 100. Cn inion
,jno 7 w;: « ,M' Mrs.
Faj-nier Form er Resident
u •>-will; he ‘ f t l t ;- r t ' l . ’ i' that time.
Ann
Alii.**
2,:if.rt,
L»vi
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Is Dead At Da ilia lira ji •j.-TOO. Margin el
.f \
,
mJ " *v! •
11 tivrly vmtno jof Mi*. S hu
. ,(kl ./..!#.•]
Mr*. Snmtiel I'luestoH. Mr». Bum- ?• t., ,, ,,
tiHirhiiu ^
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■-------2,:i(io, Maty 'Ni\uii 'J.'JTu, Ellen
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net Dlghlon, Mr*. Uabert A New- .
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'V«Rd has luon rcc. ve,| here of Tolfun ! L’.g.Ml.
Marjorie
. ,1 ' mno
> •.* •»»nffft;r
«**.. u.0»>
d. . g - 11„, death MomlaV at Mania of.
man nml
and Mi*'
Mist ll'ici!
Hnvil IL. Tlie.id.....
Thfnshet- f
We.lnesd:..
2,2iin, \ iiTinia
McDaniel
,g Ln* nt - s " 1 l*. M.
Mrs.
John
Singleton,
former
resiOf ixrenlhrtiitl interest were tli- „
when she cnUrnim
Lllcllle
I'llil t uf 2,200.
' H- A. H.
il.-iit <>f this city. Mr Singletary
jjliii
'U l'; tit ot'Ll frames of hridge played dunng tlm (l| h l M . ],snoring Mr,.. All.m S passed a way at tin l.onu- if her I ’m nv ••nit 'J.ITL, Virginia
rftto'rionn
tied
after
the
stated
,
2.Un.
1 ellellll- Matiuiiey
,,i.i of Anderstm,* S. < . tit d ughter, Mrs. Han llalts.'l.
Magnolia
Wr
r
mlrtihr-r of round* had heen plav- ..
HcL
n
2.100,
Vincent
Isuiise
her datiglili'i', Mr t'ah ,,,.
M|., siniclftai-v mil he rememt il. the |rri/e for top' score, a j (
Lilli,- Viekerv.
= , ; ■ .>l:aring honor.- su it *H
hl.n .
Mi*.* Lila Haldwin. Tin ' Lee j.tmp,
eoveltv hate Win nvvai'ih’d M *. j.-,
5AH 1" \V
y
v;:.u
w
;*sir
K,;!,,,rl""‘ daughter Mr. and Mr*, w. s. 2,01*0.
1. ngwoiitl A'di;, l.aVigne 1,100,
Today
ol lleudeison, I " . , v m (;.,|,|win- y|,0 SV!l. i,. ,-, Scptemher
Jltei,
fil'nee Knt/.niutgei' poo,
Alma
v
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Show Conies Here* Second Rehearsal High School Quintet
Srttiii'dnv. Under For LegionPageant p,ays Eustis Toni^ht
Saturday
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T IIE SANFORD, H K R A U > , T H l U SD A Y F E B R U A R Y 9, 1928
Reserved
Pefore Friday
mm
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naay anc
A Jot of thesejtcm s are special pii
— hut all are unmistakable money
ise you how long the nierchandis
prices!
,
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Curtains
some art* close-outs of lines
\ rs. Shop e a rly -w e can’t promvrii last at these astounding low
For $1.00
w Rayon Si)
Girls Dresses
Underwear
(I iris
y ruffled ciirlaiiiH.A
\ varied assortment
u, white anil Kcru.tp
<* tens,
p:i
of
fast
dresses
co lo red
shir is and fancy g ar h r bloomers,
& Satu rd ay
i'.rhf shades.
Kxtra.N , :.ti -w
Evert ast
B e a u t i f u l a r t i f i c i a l f lo w - pi
Suitinr.
crs.
last .color
S p e c ia l F r i d a y a mh j .
liig Hen Double Thread. h.\\'
Price Friday and Sat nr- ■A]
day .’{ for
-
S a t u r d a y f o u r for
S:^ V
owers
O n e lot o f
artificia l
bunch
Size IS \ .!ii. Double
thread Duck towels.
Special price Friday and
Brassieres
new
flow er,
lo r
Cretonne
H e a v y t a p e s t r y l'ini. lie
T in ted
g ro u n d s .
Larj
flow er,-. 2 1 j y d s . f o r
K verfa.se
SC in c h e s
Rayon Voih
Printed Suitin
Double
<■»' lmI)
horde)
Jmon
Som e
hand
load
Men s Vassar am
Boudoir Pillow
JO VS
Dresses
arons
I.udics dresses
i .mm
p r in ts .
<dl«ii' p r i n t s in slip m e r i j )
1
(2n d flo o r)
aprons,
filyles. 12nd f lo u r )
|- a s l p
Ladies Fall Dresses.
One at Regular P
.Sheets
>.
s o f t f ‘»*
hemstitched
,*d Sut-
Moth Proof
Moth Proof Hags
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.THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. FEURUARY 0, 1023
PAGE KIVB ^
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Politico! Announcem ents
10*A— P o u ltry .A n d E g g s
u .ill M“ ” *
„ C»h '» Ad" ne\
- ill be rcceltrui
[„ 1,
|(*rttrt an requaaL
for
'™ « <b
Kill'S
fe u in c
,
l> restricted
fe ffffssrv ** * £
L!j|j wilt l»e responsible!
n ‘ , incorrect insert on,
j f f i i for RubscnUeni
Vi Tbe office should lie
limn^diMlf1!* >n enso of
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!
CHICKS— Selected stock, deliver
ed. W. Leghorns 100, $12; BOO,
$:.H, Heavy mixed lot), $U1.0*),
Hurd Rocks and R. I. Reds, 100,
SIB. BOO, $70. 1’h. 278; Emcrsop
Hatchery, llrooksvlllc, Flo.
a d v e r t is e r ?
?*?T. *
Our
Lost
and
F ound ads* will* find
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FR E SH efigst, llaby ch'cks, and
Hatching
eggs.
Cecklchcrry
Farm, Lake Mary.
M U S T sell Iwlow cost immediate- ^
beater pppper plants, $2.BO per
C en tra lly
thousand cash w ith order.
.1. R. best nuit
located/
near
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soho-d,
of City. Wi'Jtr (». I’.,
y ^ ) > d . lie raid.; a i r i t a V y ^
j‘
Sar:'■ I \ 1 1"ombile f
2 1 Ji-A cre a g e
Phone .‘1.
F O R S A L E — Citru« n u rsery stock
on Rough Lemon Root. Q u ality
|> i Pi, A \N i n. Auto
Jiiul d ie 1 met a 1 works. and varieties guaranteed, (lei my
prices before you buy. F . Harnett.
A'.ehiie. PI,one , 1 0 W averlv,
M 01 ida.
VrOIll' Itl'R'K CO.
BS Mart ml a A ,-e.
non-blight,
F L O R ID A
CROW N
S tu art Pegood (tilin g Pear:
I ran . Jap an Persim m ons, P lum s,
Prunes. $1.00 lo $0.00 per dozen,
?!'“s:*,'" \ l:' l, 'NS
delivered U , . . e us. Reeve N u rs
If I'i A 11 lie • O.
Icub.T .'..1
PtiMiie 137. e ry . Cottage IP.I1, F la .
11!— W a n te d
|tu*ut S e r u ' e
§•<$I •»»1« | ■
1s 1 tv.
tf ' **1* i'i *iM
i*11 » 1 *it
F o r Sait*
"ii-. I.
1 'minty
CHTI'IMM
1 sf'-i,-
•' 1
lb t..
l*'urni«ht,«l f«*ur i»mni npnrtnu*nt
mill ifatii(_*■«*. t Inst* in, $:u\ moiitb.
Ph«*iu» li'«» \v
‘■'I lo p
•1
ii,'. pilot: in
1 .ill w ill get
7 W ()
117 U *.i R ail
[ftV'il
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t*. im, i e Io hr I * t-t
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iipn 11 nielile ;
Park As*'., after
Phone ltd.
einpiire !'18
B ii'ibick in
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111,
haiifiii il,
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lion, diets;
ori lie«l i i : 7. t ni.mt
St- -i .Mm in. batiil; « !*'. n.i! until
mixed .puti l'.i; s . Ih lotd Tills*
41a v« e'l
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FO R S A L E
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front lid on
.Magnolia A v c ue, E v a n s A d d i
tion. Very, desirable
residential
d istil t. La rg e lot. Ow ner w ill s a c
rifice i n easy tern .*. A ddress
C , D I!, care ilerald .
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i ’.ilo ictlo A v ,'i(il* lot. facing iiia !,
with 7f> feel liu n tag e, i .ill lie
I,ought f.o $ l." ‘"t- Ad lis'sr, ...........
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Corn 100% Sweet
a ’.rrr corn i; Inert, |it i* to lie fcarcsl that the modern
jJertiii-t, .,[' I )*|^te nxjki
ere fam >tu (or their rich, upp ttiiii’K dish
cent i- ‘.tie ot the
most free,neat and vrtsut/e foods that
comrt to the table.
iiul coni, a lictber in the South or
the Nottli i$ lull llavored only when
it it atxiked as soett as it i; picked.
T h rrr is an obi ^a*im| that the water
should be 1oiling while* the»*> rn is
btiii1! gathered, Twe’itv-iour hours
after pi.king, uoi'sihe'l torn ha- lost
tv.-enty five per rent of it, sugar.
Farlorirt Ne».- the 1 itliit
The mil* out that 'hr pcbbi can
t»iv that is *, s\vert a- that in the'
field is ruim-.l c o n ,, for canned rani
it er»,Wi1. .eab’d .*I •I pr-'C^-seil “Is
al it is st rippell frhtn the rob
T I * f^'tcrlrt whi.h ran corn are as
near as jmstib'e to ti e nm fields.
If
*f
ha/l
to
back
to the
pienter niftS-l o! rrrparinR aim by
ii from liw/ c«J * with a knife.
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good lot for auloiui ’dle. Must be
in
good condition and reasonable, PARK AVENUE LOT. near CIDi i
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SlM-et, facing east, 44 ill sell on
Address Hoi, till cate The Herald.
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1 I'.I at & \areasy paym ent«. Desirable loeatiriti
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for p ietty home Eu\ 2". cate TN■ 1 P.,-" 1 ■ Sun
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I ' >I S t lie best loc .1
8 8 .fill per weel.. Dew Drop Inii. O A K III I I
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tt'ii iii ill,- subilni-.oti. P i ii'e 8ti-i.l
1 pill mage, Jia'i S. Path.
i.acb on term- ., 1 5-10 <'(I i nail and
it .a U 1 l P.i|„ 1 Co.
14— R o o m s W ith o u t Hoard
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eti# orange, pineapple orange,
and Marsh seedless grapefruit A C R K A t i E A c $IJ'i per acre.
buds. B- 8 to 7-8. Jut each;
7-8 T ra ct of n early :*-• tie res, located I * ' * n » r 1'Mi* * ■ 1 - 1 11.1 |1i m «|m W i h T
to" 1 1 - 1 t’n 2, 7Br each. Enrl H.
between two Orlando roads w ith *•1 ‘ iitl f *1 lie, jilt 1 *»11*• *‘i iin ii I Hi *
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Way .Nursery,u Eagle Lake, Fla,
frontage on obP highw ay, can he
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picked up Jndiiy by ijoiiieolie who H it i t . i i
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knows values al a great sacrifice. Im
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onion plants, good stocks, well-
n o te d S1.2B per M, I-1 <ash, with
ni 'er. W. / . Chappell, 22i* S. W.
J’VJPCF.
jnrs nml tiraluim truck 1. IOth St. M iam i, Flo rid a.
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LTINC Ring's pure Pork P L A N T S for sa le — T h re e m illion
ly with term s, attractive 0. room 1
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M nrglobe tomato
and
W orldjot, palmetto Avc.
bungalow built by owner for home. ’•'» i*«• niim
or Trip
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lllcrsld
representative
L'y familiar with ru,V1!!
FOR S A L E —Three beds o f spec
“ A class if ieotlon will
ial variety celery plants. Must
,, complete information.
In1 moved this week. Hugh T or
r „ wish, they will assist
rance, Celery Avc., Phone IM)(1-W.
|sordini: your want ad
-it more effective. ___ ! S E E D Potatoes Red Hliss Maine
(selected 1 1B0 lh4 sacks, ffi.flO
iinremcnls
Spaulding Rose No. I (Certified)
1B0 Ih. sacks
Cash with all
orders. United Produce Co. , 1.1B5
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i’almeito Ihirher Shop
Fla.
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Programs
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WH ITE
Leghorn baby chicks;
’"ftXWhert fPiinr ■gw?*' ‘bird Tin -m t r
own ranch, with high record for
production. Wo breed from full
si/.e, high vitality stock only;
Stock that will mature rapidly and
produce ns cheap chicks never can.
S. C. White Leghorns *17. per 100.
Trnncred white Leghorns $20. per
100.
Hurnett Leghorn
Ranch,
Oviedo, Florida.
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FOR S A L E — 24 Lnying hens.
Every
lien guaranteed layer.
Reason: owner going north. 124B
Dcu tins .St* South of Hall Fark.
A t). H A W S
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I am i> eniiillilate for tlie office
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ihe I'Tcnch git*(,I will aviatom,
fo -te s ii.nl Icluiv. honped off
1 ti,in Maxwell I n hi
Imlny for
44 .I'hinglon.
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F L I N T . Mi. h . Feb. 8
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with I'l-ili, !l i IMicx ,,r i uial It* •
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I Thir^ si Phim*. 111.
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7. Miixic Muster*:
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mixed peas.
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Park Ave.
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almost new.
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:i:t(l.!», W SM N ashville. 81*0: 8.!
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J . A. Cole. Lincoln Hotel.
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Spencer. Phone 400.
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i on M i i . i u r r
of WOOD & COAL at D'J-|
month. Apply fl*. Poplar Ave. . Plenty
2 5 I I. W R V A R i c h u m n d . 1 1 8 0 : 7 .
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i„n ' wood I *"T'' 1" " "
pan of J u ’.e I 'I *
brooks?
.
,''nct' anyone rciisouable.
Phone 2ft 1.
[For oak and heart pin
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uitt.7, W OA1 Sun Ant .nia,
—(he refreshing flavor of T imberry leave#
*ojr-„. Hut* niftde'
[: k 11n a i »v
phone 1)20 or write J. IL Gulli
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' iu, Ketvinnt-ir hour.
n‘*ti-i uis viry reason- FOR REN T—;Five room liunga- vnn, Osteen, Fla. Strand wood
as you chewed them?
l-nit *.» r i : m \ rr-.vnw\T u*/
s- raliiie‘
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If you do, you know why thereV‘a bix-ath
'tto.
.low, unfni nixhed. $25.00 l'*'P| mixed $0.00 per cord, 2 fi. lengths
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FORT M Y E R S —Conlrncla will
1 'ii ,* • iiulkki!** f*ir r»**#vJi»T,t!'»Ti
of ilia mounuln#** la .
- , » . , va i u c .
month. Located at 2121 Palm etto n^nn
r o rd
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probably
be let in April for Ta*”
. - 4 Avenue.
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(il |,|i „apImlcheo River.,
1 •' 112 Second 17— UuNlftnm I'la r cfl F o r R e n t |t h R E e 7 five, or i.n year loans •if M^ki *•*1
T W I. a WVOH
on
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FOR KENT’ : SwaC atorc Paonn,
will be considered
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or Offices. Very attractive, l’hon * i mortgages, improved city pro|ier- r atn n imii
•
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nf |fti*iniii*ili' Humify, Kirn Ul.i. unit
HlXf M\\
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rtiice i h.Mien lost their lives to*
day when file believed t" huVO
in iL’innleil im m ii kerosene eglo-i.o. i!is|i..veil theij home near
In is
I'lii- d.-iul Kninian Stock, 12,
her -istcr, Hetty, B and their
brotfier, Irving U.
it ft*11j In
i l r l p l o a , ,1 N e w V i n k , I ( Irvrltith),
J Halt
r. a l a l 1 ruvH W a * 1mit :t " I L I Ii i 1loti. I'll! hi n p Ii, Y l n m r a
|ii*l In, a m i
Mill till.
Nlirli.
Thn.*
The
-liglitl* 't . ollgC
woman, alwais m a hurt), would u»e
little el it. Instead et oiili arduous
method', she lus at hand, just fur
"a sitttp'e twist <of the wrist,* corn
in *e*rral forms, reads to use iu
doaeus ot deli, tons dishes. There it
lie "Maine St>le" com. »crai»d from
the o h in a creamy misture. the
"Marsland Style." rut off in s*bo1e
t.rrnels. the creams- hull-less com and
ot'irr more *>r lesv creams products,
suitable f >r *ou| k . scallops, cakes,
what tmt !
A Southern C o m Roclpo
Richm ond ('••it ( .lie ' .. r-Arfd to
(hree*(untths clip p( elnriifincoru onehalf 'rtiji milk, 'one half t*lile«p,«m
susar. ami two ssrll Iwaten egg*. M i*
seven eighths cup flour, one tablespoon
hakim; powder, and one-half teastwaju
salt, and combine with the corn mieture. Drop in buttered muffin ring*
set in a buttered pars, and hake in a *
moderate area.
Serve with roost
beef.
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Essay Contest For Seniors Is Opened By D.A.R. Members Members of the senior class of the Seminole High School will soon compete for an award of $15 offered by the Sallie Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of American Revolution, for the best essay written on patriotism, war and peace according to an announcement today. Plans for the contest were outlined to the students this week by a group of members including Mrs. A. M. DeForrest, chairman, Mrs. J. N. Whitner, Mrs. A. T. Rossiter and Mrs. John Leonardi. Purpose of the contest is to promote more interest in patriotic education. The essays must be completed and handed [?] to the committee by March 1, it was stated.
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jwhtfl—in
F l o r i d a ’s
THE W EATHER
Partly cluudly tonight and T h u n u
I <lny.
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World’s G rea test Vegetable
Richest G a r d e n L a n d , l
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L e a s e d W ir e I n t e r n a t i o n a l N e w s S e rv ice
JJIE X I X
ICE CROWDS
L;s F i r s t S h o w
H a s
In A n sp ic id iisO p e n ,nfr W i t h
M o re th a n
[000 V i e w i n g
C a rs
Lifers Pleased
W i l h Reception
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. G A LESBU RG , III., Feb. 8 ( IN S ) •— F o rm e r
’Governor
F r a n k O. Lowden of Illinois is
a fu n n n l eiimliduto for P re si
dent in his own sta le , it was
announced lieu* today by his
cam paign mamu;er, H omer ('lis
te r, fornjer
s ta te tre a s u r e r .
Lowden, it was nnnotinecd by
Glister, has. mailed his pe ti
tions to. Secretary of S ta te
s uis Emmcr.-mi and they will
he filed, as soon as Kntmersun
I? released from ' technicalities
of the prim ary ta n g le by s u p
rem e court decree. Ivmmerson
cannot make public any filing.-*
nt tliis time..
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M em b er A u d it B u re a u O f C irc u la tio n s
F L O R ID A , W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y , 8 ,* 1928
Reveals-
Lowden A nnouncesFormat Candidacy
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M A ll” SEEN AS CURE Havana Finishing
PIONEER, DIES Oil
To “Tell
OF CANCER AIL Last Leg Of Flight
OF PNEUMONIA
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L o t a l R e s i d e n t O f N.I \ e a r s
S u c c u m b s F o llo w in g S h o rt
Illn e ss; H a d E n jo y e d Good
H e a lth F o r M an (If Ilis A g e
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W ASHINGTON. Fch. 8.—(IN S)
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., person
ally urgcj^llohert W. S te w a rt. Bel
iig.-rent rhniim un of the Slundard
o n Company o| Indiana, “ to tell
• M" he knew a'i«ut the myatcripu
Continental 1 lading
Company *
Sot),000,000 oil deal and was "s/trry
L a rg e s t C itru s O w n er
'v ,u n , hl'
rn.iu "* *? 1,0,7*’
it wjii* lew-alt<i today when the
I n S t a t e O n e T i m e , Si itHp I’uhlic l«.tnd«. t jnnniittev
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nim'e public correspondence beN ativ e P en n sy lv an ian C a m e * ™
i;**k.ife!!er and Senator
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lo H o n d a
In ISM .. h s l a l i nockl.fl.Iu.1
s te w a r t that
I wink
At
i l l ^ ^ «nL,ihinjr a h u it ui Uu* fullest it ml
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,
niont eninnletf txit*Bi*n*nl—cun clrai
o, only j t|lo „k i l t , „ f , 1. .... who like you.
, v " n ^•wi.ig
" ' K Xan" l i l i e s
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one M , I f ha ,, hll(1 .... lm|,r i ,H.r t „ n m .
of Sanford * oldest and bc.-t Known
iti/.cli*. passed away at I :.'IO
Atfain;H. S. WHITE GETS
4,to
APPOINTMENT AS
ATTORNEY
,fomtet BOARD
kuaiuj a
11impiii v %
;:;;trkAv™„r;S',v.iur
Jo n iK h tW i t h B t g g e r
SANFORD
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tiuiid nit! the tia n-.»e tioa ."^ le id- 1
••►told the Indiana chairm an t h a t
lie -tioulil -peak "to remove th«’
cloud of sti-pi.-inii winch hangs over
the n itif e oil industry.’’
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.p r in
f t* ) T D l A t.
"No dcMre, however p ra ise
worthy." wrote Rockefeller, “ to
A c tu a l R em ed y F u r D iscu se
protect these win* may have been
guilty i'f wrong doing, justifies tl c
withholding of any sliglit fact that
vwll help d e a l’ up the situation.”
U sed In E x p e rim e n t
Wh.-n SteiVart defied the S m u t.
G o v e rn o rO r I n d ia n a F a c e s InCommit tee, and refused t<> tell C o n g r e s s H a s B e e n A s k e d T o
( l i c l n u 'n t s W h i c h A r e O u t
u ’ lit ii.- I,new ii'iout the t ’onltlieng ro w th s O f S c n sa lio n u l P o
A p p ro p ria te F u n d s T o Conlid’s -d.lWtl.OOll liberty bond fund.'
li t i c a l
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he did not answer ad your ipo’s- jv.,
IN P IA N A I'O L lS . lad Fch. 8 - Hells f ’o tin- situation onMs’f W r W e ' \ v \ ; ; u i ^ G T o n . iv h . > t i n s i ( INS) Kd. Jackson, thirty-sec
Helving into the my-terii- •■f a ond governor of Indiana, was to
1fnile-d diA’h.sure of the facts.
little knewn t'.-iml m the spectrum
go on trial hen* today on the
of radiant i-tiergy the extremely
•ehaige of conspiring to commit
high fm pieiiry elect rii- o-cilhit ions | bribery. The governor planned to
even more raplil than the ultraa rra ig n m e n t und e n tev.r ..n
iio t.t rays
the f
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Public " ,uv* not guilty as the triul
pli'ii
of
!!• .i It It S.-iviw- t- t-ondiK’tiiig a K'
si-nreh that may one ihi\ give the opened.
Tim case I- tin- outgrowth of the
vwrhl an netu.d I’lire for eanrer.
-i-n-atioiud
p ’htw al « l' n,lul^ ™
4'Iii> ki t . while mice, rnhlnt- and IV-’T that resulted
in the indict<i-i tain ’>a ni- of plant life, p la n ’d
W HOOSIER LEADERi
PLAt tU UIN llUAL
Small Animal Life
FOR CONSPIRACY
FRI TZ KREISLERI‘SPEED DEMON’ OF
TO APPEAR HERE BRITAIN ARRIVES
’•THURSDAY NIGHT WITH RACING CAR
a r e .spun- ^
--------Death WMS ,h „.
it. S a n t e n l ' s f i r s t a u t o - C o u n l y C o m m i s s i o n e r s A c c e p t inonin.
ile sh'iw Iia.il a m o s t a i t s - :
D e l ’o t t c s R e s i g n a t i o n A n d '
Mr. Robinson, who « n , - i w a r
l«s ..p in in g T u e s d iiV n f S , »n f ‘»rcl iV , o r n e -v "M. hud enjoyed urn. silly good
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I » S e r v e A t t h e i r I ' l c n s u r c henlili fm a man **i hi- >eun
loin a i d n i g h t lit
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Until shortly boi'oie hi.- .leatli h
Itl Forrest L a k e , F r o m t h e ' Th.- resignation ,-f Ge*.rge A. was V,.t jve in Imsitn--. tving Jib*
"j I/«(dill*!* <t> n.ttciiiu*v ini*. i lit* C\n»n-‘ .
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wniAmha^or|
Lands OOnCubanSoil
n flilh im S lii™
Amid'Rie Cheers Of
.Enthusiastic People
Troops Stationed
To Protect Fifcld
Notables Are Present
To Receive Honored
Citizen Of America
HAVANA.
F e b . 8 — C o l.
C h a r l e s IA. L i n d b e r g h c o m j p je te d h is co n q u e st o / S p a n }iah A m e r i c n t o d a y b y b r i n g j,
h jH
f a m 0 US
mODO.p la n e t h e S p i r i t o f S t. L o u is
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g re e tc il
n n-peUtion of tha t of March
him
since
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from
'". "1 tl." Pttl.lt. IL >|i!. >ef\ i c . I I. when <inventor Win ion
W ashington Inst December.
in pli*t i* f'
II'reparati'ins
badly beinil.-te of a -light,
a d t'i'hn
'»t >KK. i * I. s tlN S I
t McCray faced the same b a r
I The young aviator, c a rry in g un
thanks
him
-if i • motnr world.
'w h ic h he had contracted. On Sat the a p p iaratii’i- t nioi row nigh'
III \!,.|. ..bn * ..ini'll. (1, I'.i i'.
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1 H- 1'. **11 .1 bid l" sip 1 ni—
tii i charged with em bew lenu’iit I t,ffi,-ia!ly u unique portfolio us
Succeeding Mr. I let'idles, tin- u n la y lie wa- tnmpcllcd to go to of I’i its. Ki ie-h'i . wot !il fammi
|rm*Hl - --I die Sanford Automn.*>l . •1 .1.10.0.", a l i n e d .el tb> |o t" . it.
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and gland larceny Only today ex- America’s ambassador of good
l.ti’isiati'in, under whose ails. Commissioner.- iippointed II. S. j bed and hi- condition glow wm-e vi'diui-t. who will a p p e a r in in •
,r;i • tst I' mIsiv. • i ingit i! with ; till.' tl., . i . i.iai k: ltd
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(.nvi iuor McCray. Aoiek from a will, w as due here this nfternoon
Ihe * .' in . being staged. White, wl i <c L-rni it a- n >t definite t I’niumnnia a i d eoinpliiation- ei • l i t at th. Mil.iiic T h e a te r uiuli
kt*. M't •( **p»'cii.lK -de-tgne 1 Ill* |*t *», Im *111* • ' :‘Oili'l. '1
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n ti'boi'.- cell m the A tlanta Fedei • 1between three nnd four o’clock.
I the ruipn-id- <d* many words hut a t the pica-lire of the member*. in und
the patient's advimci I the auspice* ni the Cham ber '
(IN I'M 111)2 «t.i, the "Blue i * x. r'iitu nt 1 1.:• i . nt D" ton id I’n-nii, was the state's chief
A group of representative offi-'
k t„ . i \|- ■->-i d In' tin- throng:- .Mr. White hu- been living in S a n ye a is are behoved to have beet: ( *14111mi ivc ajnl
ot h v
Snnfo
with wlttth he It..pcs ' • 1. Hi 4 \\ >f )'• l e d l.ew-kj
witness again-t his successor.
einl«i und n great crowd of e n
lx) 1 .1an ..• .iI ndmiieil the l'.'2S ford for several vein-, coining here la contributing fa c to r in h;- losing civic clubs.
wi.rl.l''
automobile
-p.’i'tl
tl.
“ Thi tie 1M'.'lll •11.>.cr ha - h. . ii
The State of Indiana will seek thusiastic Cubans were ready nr
I,!-. In t -it n t! s dist rihut u
from Ky Ivlina. ( I n , to join his -on ‘ battle I ei life.
l lie piogiani, dii idcil into till*
1 .0 2l*'! Ittil.’- till Ill'll!
In Ssin. in pi m e ihtntigh Met rny that Columbia Field to hail Col. Llr.da|.|ili.'.|
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• cquaiti ,i- profuse in theii i Judge \\ I White in In- firm '•!
Mi Rolnnson glow w. i -e steinli pail . was aiumumi-il today .
tl it".ti..ltl>’ li.i*k> id »*
.... a..l " 1 » I’ iMl. II ..til. se. Jin I.-up and Ins two co-defendant» ......
i liergh's
plane a- it soars over
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• 1 • ..»t H M « , i In* t*»”*i - White ami White Mi. White « n - I. and .Monday u-’a i i u - aliand"ued fl.ll.'W •
**' »’(•»• .1 '• It:*l«* .tvi«i .(' i 1. . wants I*. 1. !*! .•■it ti.. fol-. , , ( f , i . d McCray tPIP.OOO and jm -JC uha from Port Ail P rin c e .’Haiti,
■ ha been giv cho-iMi nlji'j the hnaid had al •> i ..| - th a t he nnulil siirviie. Ihe
I b i'i lit /• > Sonata Ilcethoii
bilge *** I a* *,il ’» i
1. •!• tha ,i i Uli i • |*|I9|' i*'t ItCI'll immity m Indiana eouits in 11*2'! I Once landed at the field. .Col.
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considered i!).' name id J. <’ Hill patient
lulitimii'd to hold mi
I., b III"!' .• like .• * JiM • . n I. il. Th •. i, \ ( ;. I'll-t: 141" i*i11 t )u* app'iintnii’iit «*l .Iiihic^ K . ' I.ii mI!>«•ri?)i will Ik* rushed in mi
,-ik.i
ii..a..Ii , till the keen- Jr ., (if S'inford and Geneva.
\ udanti • m i >u iii/oni
thiougli Tuesday and d in in g the
M s «•
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I i* t iii hi .. land iitaililiii'
McMuP.ald. a Kii KInx Klim fav- i autotnohP.e to the
palare of
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• ii ihe latest <ieatMayor K. F. Il\*ushi»liler a p p e ’i- la ilu -r | art of the night Ills lit,rie sto
l, • , . tin- .-.it ,il *In i :ii .» t
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..ii'i.i.il- niiimifacture ed iM'foie the ('*iinini-*-ii'ii in In began
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I 'i n e r t " .
li-iuilioi
Met
ebb away la te r m tint ,|l - I l.'l. Willi 1*. In Id Lit Iti -*t til* *•M'l ill !•••»* i . to 1'gh l ..iinty, ......... . the most powerful In ii’icivvd by the chief exeeu- u t dl-lippoitlted III hall' id the t ’ham her *>t t'nmiii- r -. iie tim g
.ill ’••dm
and shortly
before ? ’
i*t1. ll .|1 t I.l V1ttll.l 1*1 .It il
♦. .|'l I’i \ * * o t . ii
. itiii - in Indiana polities. Ihe live, members of the diplomatic
Mligl’o ot tin .ipplI-M 'Hal ■
*. • flig h t. Sanl'vid which lie ilcsii Hied a - being in dir*' ’, lock he sill cUlld'Cil
to l.| "1 ‘ slate a l-" will t i \ to convince the corps, and the delegates to the
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Kimeial ieivii-e- will be hob:
till 1 to. >. Is | l. 1. 1" all) i"
.n u n - in.it M. < my kept silent for I'an-Anicrtcan Congress.
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1* • 11.1 ni i*■III II* l»Di t **ii
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i.i-u levolliltull- which t i operutf. The Mayor a. la d tomorrow ufteiiioim at
Mle.'ietli' iiioi t rnppo
••'« h'd.
1 > C " toil, ‘ . ti. 1 lil t 1 I1.»• ft l| i:.—I.l' ts 1 . 1 "*•’. (..in yeai about the alleged hide
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Allegro ci<dt" vivaia
II ( * 11 il* I’im I" wctj'.t- p,i. ! Ms. ,. 1 .’. .*. ail .11191 a 1- !• i. in | . i-v** H’lcm pt b i.m isc (ear inspired will he allowed to re*t, hut to- •
. i a t :• a phi I'd’ Mudru *il - V
ifir i i i-ineiit- in to "the e rganiziH on. ihi- amount*.L*liur*’.U with Iti-i M'-rtiiin-r i i'o i1*t (..I.- il «;i1- .Ic-H'la.l slltd . 11II11*1 ’ 9 Iff* *I 11» t«1\ . sligatoi * l" liy the ilefcii.hints. This the state morrow he will begin a strenuous
. i i . *|>ll.l«e
Kiei-lci '
offielutiug.
The chu)i’h n te iitmor w , nfd xer(A' lo pitt it *>n a Vo'itali i
l*\ t ..tit|.'..’ll hint-ill in to | G .111 1|M< Ml iii. 1. )ir ; h.u - 'll - ibi'. cm ti n.led coiislituleil the conspir five days of receptions, banquets
ib l I c i l api'ice K i ei Ii
mi i v
mi i-. The hoaii' t'*"k tin action in vi ill he simple anil brief and will
r ' !"•( . ll In Il"l \'« t I*, e t • ........................It
..idl'd ... In a. i w Inch nullified the twni-yeur mol official function*. According
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I d the present schedule, t ol. Lind
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I ' i al*ii pointi -I , i uni- i *mt.lining a h-t d i - a d - |1 I1 .1 *t *,f 1," ii.ulh ii . the tjUilk"! ( • ! i. 1. . ' 1i." li.W.'l 11.....
A presidential m otor wus sent
!
id
I
.icing
a tei’lniica' ih a rg e of
thin
It
h|’
’
*
W
tl
I
•
'•altv
,ipi’.niii
.i
•
sin .
. sit ■ b y ..ai
i lot 'i
tut* 1 .! |t"» s. young mini w en’ •III* < . |. ,
i ngiid u un h ha. i . 111 1 pa ii ( b ; i i'gi in '
to
the field to convey the airm an
I i .. i*i”
|
ilty
l.iiceny,
Ford
wuthis
loortl. i I* *in oi
’111 til" .1! ll
t In lb. . ii
I.- .... a tie I*. . ..no ii* *• V\J» • CM..12 1
' >-J■: i *•
'
ini'll* I. and in r- po i d linlnl I -lie I be p t i t '. 01- will I*. 1>di.iM.il" ll- where for
to the Presidential* Palace.
Cel.
i,g
i
n
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iu
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to
eountv
uuthorniamtali
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in
a
t
an
1
.1*1.1.
in. i d 1l u ) tupn
mice tli
h" i n p i • nted the T r i m 1 Tin a .
Noble B. Ju d a h , the United State"I gii'ti I Ii iii pi pit In- i in illated t hi "ligliotit Itnl> . "Ill.tl \ . a.
to>1"
await
lrial
in
county
court.
Vl 21)11 I I"
I'l* dll.'.
1 and -tab
i . | i esenled by •*
, i pi ape i 11 oi ei i"
Ambassador, went to the field to
to n«i el mill the jeilt inn-liti . 1 the lei - In-uiaii. e Company ll.- St Jl 1 w i! 1 1.
i b n bee
Mill mil. - i limn tin
| lit ti wen* m \ niM'i on muni* g re e t Col. IJudhergh in the name
■a I illf fei g i c a t ly i iliii ii* in the m u tte r i f f im -hitsg iagent 1i i ' mg of all hi- ini." V I •.1. i> will, i.illll) w ill C"II
1 I high 11 . ipp’tn y w ai e . lip
li'iid""ci
I
ii || rm irt iIik ket this morning,
■ daugeii'ii
sh»v
Ii iiuvi tlo< I. ini.-in v uf dry
he e - t- in ItiOi.’imi. hr nmvctl |(> 1 1(91 1 Mmnot Dora ilol Orhind".
*Ip■•*
* • 1*
lof the American colony. He w a i
i \ e a r . Light the uiii'oin (del id portion of
p.H
, ll l.iii'
g rinmd
Mj th rm , tjiiit of l.oRoy ('hiti* accompanied by Rafael Iturrclde,
l . ,. 1 mo a li.v er» w.i*
Uf
ci" i , iti. tiippir, bi't'Oi ntt.aekiiP
' . b i.n.l e ri-lo Ink- i' i nit Imiilevaril and f e ll rat d.i III l.-MJ, illlio v ,.t Seville in
i,
„||.
i
charged
with
violating
the
Ui'
lend t Ill'll
u liiln
ti'i
i\
. . I ' - TestVnlii .a • "in t y
Guhan secretary of w a r nnd navy.,
iout'.Imp .......
I... longer it;.'" *mall cl -Hi tches i*t rmul
I.,|, "Cilmmice. being
continued who was commissioned to wel
I I d tl*i • ■I" III, ll till I’l I .ill
1 .1 b|i bed a 1-aI*I
•
I
III
III,
I
b
i
I'.*27
tr i*. h. 1'
. . i t cn oi. t hen
mg
mode
*
•
.
dclinipiciii
i
n
n
li-t
I"
1 i‘
Ii h i »•
||,. In ,'d m S ct ill*’ llirei yea i n leading a 1
I lie treat . util I’iidiiy lack Drown. . barged come the Colonel In behalf of th"
* i pci'tit cat i 'n
M* 1 l.i.
-it. • 1 lists been Wit - 1ni d i n d i 'i i led m tin • San
i"
I'loriila
tin
and
in
Is*'.*
liloveil
to
Sailfoid
I"
i
(’Mime
In
. mpl"V niili blinking liaffie. e - Heated a i Cuban Government. Gen. Alberto
*. tr, •
’ l,r’ ;
■• l ti" l rpjpu’lii ’
l.uil.ling t . g i\e fi.i .1 Herald Notary inibli.- la III!
*'• IkiHiI
I- ■»»••«
] H errera went to the field to rc
III" length "1
*tf.| g r . ’i t . r .Iniability . of < . \ . Till ii. H . P Sm ith nod I! beg 11. a r e -nil IO <’ of . It* year*, lb I ) l tailHHIX 11 dini-t w ill • ' - ’.f
llll’S
.
i
("III
otlle!
"idl
III!'
ti # * ,
first
ii
pi
e-cel
c
I
the
Travellei
\| M Mcflellaiol estreated u \ reive Col. Hindlicigh on Irohnlf
1 .igc Tltree)
t 1*1-lillin- wane approved.
oi i i ;
tin- I.l'" .O il will llpli
•I ’, blind fm disorderly conduct of the Cuban Army.
Iii - iii a t............ | nay in tin- cii
| ni,,I bit'
p'lrchiised tile -tilt'
'.udc )- i11yd llestei mid Jimmie
llll "il '
. i' - 1 Iw •
I', i.,i m u buy-, w en dismissed
Il^'Ti , y 1h *JIO-.I ,g of tills smile
/ I P t l n v v i i \ I l i J I t ll
,. - i illllf t v •
..ii -mitlm c hinge.-. W. II. Thomas I
b* <lit.-l c.lI llie loan
1 line h.l.
.
. i.
ii. , ,il-.i dismissed on ii leekh’ss
:.r.i i..d ■-I at. bn-incs for Ii 11 it
!. 1 '"l.i
•came Intel ,Irn mg i mini
I '"*' being drunk
91 If Mi K' 1 It!l-.itt bee
?,„d .li-mderly. I’ Williams wa*
h a le bccli lodged " * ill! i i d - in
p‘ ♦( tl Ml IIIa .Hi is- in.liif try und at
Gastonia. N C Feb. 8.—-(IN S )
•i plni'irop
lined **I •
title ••iimrilerer’s t n i
nlU* t IM" "11 ".I "d 1lie distinction
State-wide search was instituted
ni
\
i
i-'iiilo*i
ot
the
ngii*
'litm
!\ *1,1 \ Nicaragua, l-'eli s.
indii iihuil
SKW Vt»RK. Feb. 8
I IN'-*
see I'i Ison, neui I" * 111 tollolllllg ,, i-lusse* mI " ' • Senuniih High
o f 1.ellir thv llll gn.-t
today for Dr. Ja m e s A. Dimmettc,
Metli *dlst gi'ine owild "• l i e stnle.
w ci" inilicat mils The Madi-on Avenue
1to* i * f '-at "f I hi *ii *" .. I y-ijpt I'm I School liuic Ii'tlli'lied lim n .Talllpa
l.tJS
XNGKI.KS.
Feh
Sub*oi|iieiitly 'l r Robinaon dmdhei | h u e up of Epi.eopal t 'liuiell lieie wn- split
. i I k t'oui’t to o u - n tin i i* •• <iit \ U I im*i I n h e r e foi l i m e dm
bi-t weel
( |N S )
I he pi "M i ut mo r
f. How
iiic'.l between till' into t tvo fi i lions leil.it a-. II I' poled "t much 1•f In- grove propIlieV took pint m ileiiionsl raluill*
Kd On llie 'charge of I ddng
ia.«v
iii
tlie
tria
l
of
Wdlirtli
oi
••I t)i"
V ' . " II-
un d e r (ieu. suit ni the niaritul ilillicidtie
c ity mid 1-1*111In ial bis activitiemill n.liipete.l lm pluses in th ■
i .illd soldier tu tnrestull
• .il in <1
/*.' H im, ;|and the United its richest member. Sc'.n-tian
to iciil i-41 ,it■- a»d loan business, w ard II ii bin.ill for the u n i
••I Die m my
secret*
1 nidging l oll'i -t- "I the South
com m ittm ent in the sta te insane
at
kidnaping
of
Marion
Purl
tatimieil in the K reage.
• -tain
. He nciiuiicd i oii-iderable property
today
i
"iii
lilu
I
'
iiii
rile
.
I
"Up
wna
uc
Many iiieiiibers m D
c h u u ii and at the Him •f liis d eath was tu.:;i; u’l lo. k thin iimrniiie
M .I gulpa and JinoThe "Itlu. b lien b-"> ni ".I- •" . . liipailied I K
“
.
1 Missing with the physician was
I t ’ii"pel in
u >.| IKIIIIM, who Inis been myId a
n u . . ...... .
to Imu . enia.ide.l ( i eputed t" be one of the wealthiest
The Htute's i use i tinn
I "... in. oilier* of the • uunty i
E-a |||e Pn-ssley. 20,.W e lt Gasgun iced with the " > i" in 1,1 tl"* I l-.ll'toi
J- • ■ g fur a fortnight, th a t the Ii’.illioltuili’* Dec m'd
"
men in S.iiifoid
■Iuiik i-limux with the le
t oiiuui.-Hion todny ar.nouneed .lltqir tonlti a patient. The last tiroo
Gi riiiun Giivitriuiellt
>d ll *
III
the
Iinioal
judging
rutliesl
»V|-t j •*T
i ' ii- legion of .lino- cent r* *rc u l gm.te hi j i ’I ' F ' 1
nt Perry M. Pa rke r, futh’ i ..f 12 l\’i» support of thi* .M ilii.-ti"t 1*
iras
seen was
when
III which P* buy* I loin nil over the . .mdld.icicn for ^ - e le c tio n in thr®• either
ri (•i Uaiii ing hi* forces and f i .tin the iiii’inlici ship M.lls. imy u i old Mm lull P a tk e r, wl told fens*', during the ciitnui Inflation state well' iiiii’ii'd, mRufus \ in in sr D. iniH’tulic prim ary of ' u" e .J . they left the woman's hoarding
^"•«r • ('4(1 V I"| ambuscade at- lowitig tl** action of a .not «•»'
of the kidnaping mm pi. untied \em.- ..f 11*22 i.n.l l’.*2
fhou*e for a local hospiUl, where
During of J-aiifurd won first place. <>f I*' tb.'i were: John Metwh.
a;Lfulu-t tile United S ta te s week in linding the wealthy De..IP, Boston htcele. I-rank E v * n i| th e patient
p»t lcnt wn* to undergo a
the
"blood
money"
lie
pun!
f*V
the
those
years
Germany
fear
.I
up ii :
team
s
luiiiiietiiig
in
the
fruit
riit. Miin\
und D I w heeler.
• Illinois have fled. vroitei guilt.v <>n six
u,*t ’
vasioti
by
I’uli-ii
soldiers
olid
did
bi.*m
mbered
body
of
hi•
hild.
„nd
vegetable
judging
contests.
blood le s t.
ir.i i Oi l. i.
KALKIGII. N * . Feb. K - (INK)
th.it would impel il a dultery on c h a r g i* preferred by.
Mr Mciaeh represents district
l'*t*. ' Minfonl stiM.it I n th niid fourth in
He also told of a rranging a not believe that tlu foiie
All
thut
«
j
mol
-il
of
W
.
N
5Ds. Doris Mercer K reige.
w«i. Mr* S tfo lr district one,' Mr. M OLING—Escambia County Cati•
icndexvous with the kidnupci and 000 men which the wr*mller judging puuli'.v.
When the ruse wu» heal, here K v ire tl. (51, se c ifla ry « f North
1*'p.»ileii that President
! van?* «!int ric t three and Mr. ners & Produce Com pany’s plant
tr
e
a
ty
ulloind
the
Ken
ii
wniild
In’
:
Sun
f
o
u
l
s
Ii
uni
thut
singed
i
how
I
p
*
w'eiit
along
with
th''
hope
<■"1 >*nineiii ha* iveelveil -detectives u n i f i e d t»»ev f • lowed j Carolinu, lay in slate in the draped of rescuing liis daughter. It was s tr o n g enough to uivi.t an uttai-L.. ! in oiorrstl utimi of ,-piay mixtures Wheeler district f o u r — The only nearing completion.
Capital Building h ere today, a*
..ieji"j;is fruiu agent* K resge -from U'e ehuirli 1‘*
pitch dark when the bub a per
The "Rln.k Reii'li.-wchi" was* mid tre a tin g .ad w a* coin posed other member of the hoard. K. II.
Kill..’.’ of district liv e , is sterl
'
1 t that a new move- love nest with Gludy; Adele r « h . „F North GtU'i'linu paid trilnite pulled alongside P a r k e r ’s cm in
dissolved in 11*2-1. It turned again-t of Fred Bell. Bob Yuneey and
ing eleetiun as county tax a*»ei' " " s "I'.-aiuied in Mexi- A r c tid in g f the Rev Ku»»'i W - lo one of it* most popuulr sta te
T
errance
Brown
Tlie
poultry
u dark coupe.
mut through open rehellit a tried t ’>
officials.
•' ’■* supjmit increiseil rebel Socknian. p aator *‘f 0 " '
.
included
Rufus } ining. sur.
overturn
the Republic and estab team
Sccretuiy
K
veielt
died
la**,
"I
couldn't
see
anything.’'
the
••uainsi the D ial Govyrn- action may •*’ “ *k‘ " *"
The Commissioner* during
au
‘ “ ,p night or heurt d i s u s e afU ’r a two
Flunk Swnggi’rty nnd l>"b Mi
nmniherlish
a
dictatorship.
fa
th
e
r
explained.
"W
here's
Mar
ml,.mini
discussion
yesterday
“Jl,l ll»’ United S ta te s occu- Kies go’s name from ihi
Kenney.
week’s illness, lie had been in de io n ? ” ' I
asked
him.
"Here,
fillet*!*.
4 So good wa* the woik of lb. | agi.-i.t to run again, subm itting
ship roll*.
clining health ^ for th re e years. she is, .-he’s a sle e p ’ und he raised
CAI.DWKI.L M W S I t i N
' ,<u wtfilial
miic.iui ii
it 11 n nia—--------------- —------t’diifti
nta
local Ik iis , they have*
invltel their claims to the voters on th e j
•
*
Funeral
serviiil*
will
lie
held
at
lier lieud up to the cat w mdow.
Pn- n*<pmt«:
pi.i ts* for
f,„ th.- g o v -i -j
in ir
tv r e p e a l it u t - the Uiunge c u i n t y i l a s i s of the rt-cord which they^ • /•»,*» •>* V 7iaA> n/-t v. **U.* I»U(
Km kingham. N. G . hi» home, i»- WluilMio f i r s t mistook, tor u butt-.)
N E W T O R K , Feb. 8. tlNS* f a ir on F. h n .a r y 22.
' *
"»«•* »"
■
niofrow afternoon.
die of tr a s h " P a r k e r / said. **“ *! Ilrurp Caldwell of Vale, who i* o
•
T\%o of tho inruml»entii h a w
-------. however.
That*8 what a Herald I’las*
placed
itp.oi
the
curb.
"Upon
a
•*•«.■
.t
a*
proficient
'it
baseball
itMacii icun
Depart
Min
jean Stole
Stale D
epart- . , ; i
n . ( . p t - i m o s i t l ii
i.’i-ifo n th.- luiutd for several
!*iffcri page In the puptfr
ItUEWKR
S
E
N
T
E
N
C
E
D
BARB*
M
SI
l
A
l
t
w
i
Mr.
Metsch
und
Mr.
W
h
e
e
l-{
T he Herald was present**
closer view I saw it wa- io> hltle h.* i- nt ftK.tbnll. nia
w.'lt
” •*’’ I height W. Morrow,
every efnv is. Sht*p in II.
|,,r *'• Mexii-i. to invrsti- c ra te of fine celery by Roby la ">*•
"
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.1 ) N "«-'V",fc
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CHICAGO. • ! .b! s. I I S K ) - **• s T v in g in, th a t capacity (or
C lX tTNNATI. O . Feb. 8 il.VS) K'rt." ......................
k
, i
..
. .
ii. ing il’oin tf.Degc ii.rt •l*," t . 1,1 1 Dave n a t t y , tefer.-e of tl.e'-*v..nd s* me Illntc.wilr. Steelo
* r -* to tlelertiiilic *f field m a n a g e r <>? t h - Saitfo«l-D*“ .pn.plet-,
-Carl Wiedemann, sice president , .1 .. „ v
, . „ ,
.
..uni o rsl’MHl to It tv.- |.t.imis*n a««o“
I 4*j,.
il.. Tiuck (.’row ers Inc. The "•h r> o f llie Geuige Wiedemann Brewery
Tui.it*
v-Di'Wipsi’j
l
.
ut
w
Flth'ltnr
«
«
UY,u
un.*1
Mr
.
.
M,|,f r ||„ggj„< tl at It ’ will
grown on lists farm "f * biu'c.- Company <.f Newport, Ky., tmlny complete, he said.
1
Ihe defense a ttorneys .leclmed. ^ ,|(f )o| M.jtl| |hl. world’s ..turnip- broogU t him much i*rltici#w (pr
Met
iwether.
Celery
Avenue*
g"**
;
kN,; R k p d r t k d f o u n d
was sentenced (.» two years in the t<i irotis exam ine him.
George
jr
n
„
h(.
.»
t,.
tort,
ptofes.
jihmik % mr
.
i
m
t
f
untl
’
m r u v i \ w in s
e r anil* •'■■e *»f the must sui*"S-rui Atlantu Federal Pi’iiltcnliury and
C o n tre ia s, chief for «J|ie district | „ina|. (Tidwell pblyv*l secom! nnd ’ ftropi nslph In Illinoi- | Mi v v .'"
__ .. .
.
J v' " : h . Feh. 8. —(I N S )
furm ers in the Snnf. r.l seeti»n.
fined $ 1«M>00 Keiicral Court at a tto r n e y ’s offjvy, follo^eil Packer n i , t pftso f jr y
Ul icq (;•
l i t *.3*. n attd |b n uf tjie i.t-it; U ■x.’tg •
UBAILLOTTIS.NVD.LK. Va. Feh.
T
h
e
ce
le
ry
i
s
.
f
esce
llen
t
q
.ia
lj
t'
ilslx.rough, whose
Cuvingtoh, Ky.. when he ehung.*l
‘ ,
**•
J-a* *y was put *I,!? 1‘ ‘ ^ „f un- 8. ( I N M - V . M. L’s basketball
“ "" oil., r *.f th e crew a n d f e r n y puck, b e in g lab. lie I w*th | | s plea of not guilty to guilty af- on tl**’ x,tand to contdmi ate D*e .v i t K >'l atftund
f a th e r ’s >ti*ry. T he tr ia l **?»• u ;
’
.
it a L * I - Iran, went *>wh to defeat l a s t ,
‘ fames W. G r a y s o n 's [ t h e ’ ’’7-11" b rn n d . th e bigbe t t i r appenrirj; « n n«i ln.li *
tn idirunt halt when .«li»Divt a t- • '1A1FORD— F irst unit <•
,,r ' inir CEticao..' ho’el B a f r y wr * *•'*- n i g h t at the hands of Univorsity of
*
•• j . , gd'.’U pr..; ui v sjripircd **)’ -rv charging violation of fednrul pro
"plane, the Dawjt,
sxl.l
that
S r.n fo id -O v ied o
T ru ck
1’‘
‘ * 1^V”
vv-.'
urt n-G agai'nst ' i l l " ,rl"’V Al“ ' K y e » i * | t n 6 ui»eeH llu
* ^ ,h»V n e w s l a t e •Jc,,{**J!t| '"r>'
h'ul not re -yived
................................................................
S o n - »'*»••
U** r , , u n .'“ ' u»-a m
i tb,. -jK-ople text."
w ill be com p leted s h o r t l y / . ,
JJt the plane bad l.ei'ti T h e c e le r y is .............. apd sbTpiajd
* ~r *
. 1 « • •’ ■+
' *
< utiado.
under tlu.’ diiection uf -Mr. U U * .
.
.Martin Gets Negro
('lunged With Theft
Of Dress, Trousers
2 (ierman Oil icers
Of Secret Militia
Faced By Execution
ire
IProsecution Resls
Its Case In Trial O f.... ""
William F,.Hickman
Dices And Two Factions Over
Sanford Roys Win
Honors At Tampa
Fair In Past Week
Search Is Instituted
For Missing Doctor
Four Members Of
County Board Are.
To Ask Re-Election
,°Tr“S
North Carolina Pays
Tribute To Official
A Department
Store In Type
Sends Herald
' Grate O f Fine Celery
.
,
Use
*
Herald
Classified Ads ;
�THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7**1928
■‘AGE SIX
,
i u ; *v
* -
ii
'
9F r.sw um ti
if
- A O R lQ W L T iW N R .n lN M m < V :i^ 9 K ^ m ^ f
FaWONDERLAND
th e sudden n p p e a r ^
ra n away and r r m U
he I n te r io r .o f -Sum atra,, rice
N<%1
**
,
.evitt : And
Moberg TRIS SPEAKER ‘Will
TO Rogers, “ Congressirian-At-Large
One of the First to D rive *1
Be Seen Here In Feature WEAR ATHlJ',11!
BoutOn Wednesday Night SWT THIS YEAR
.GujtBl.tKlU-.W
night at the a rm o ry , according to
an announcement today by Henry
Ondnlc; who is prom oting the e n
te rta in m e n t.
L urry Levitt, Sanford fighter,
and H enry Moberg of Kissimmee
will be seen in the main bout of
ten rounds. Levitt hus appeared
frequently in the local ring nnd is
a clever scrapper. He has been
tr a in in g u nde r the w atchful eye of
I/iuls Rotunda, his m anager, who
pronounces his protege in fine trim
for the ' Kissimmee flash.
On the o th e r hand word comes
from the Osceola sent that >|nb e r g expects to make things hum
f o r L evitt and is confident of win
n in g by n knockout, .Sanford fans
have not had the opportunity of
seeing Moberg, but his record is
m id to be good. He has (ought con
siderably around Orlando here be
has bowled o v e r many opponents.
The inevitable
.\r:\V YORK. Feb. C ( I N ; ’ )
Dad d y Trir. S tieflk er-h a^ .A iom . a . /
.
TiuuRrtr find hrotrgfrr—•frm rre —*|»-i—-
proximately
bacon.
$.‘15,000
•
worth
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Y O ltK , Feb. 7.
(INSI
T he lali ' l tiling in Imxiog casual(1 *1, is till- "glove t a b " winch lias
lookcti out toil n t h
at Madison
v S ig n n e to il ilen iii tin- lot in of
'v ‘ i ol , Iii (ii -i". a'nl odd w I.mills li mi
r‘ |,!ovv lliat ' 11111101111' do not leave
' i m a il
\ . iV-iili o( tli,< goiv
n lliatt lc li* l vvi on Mil,, M' Tipil' and
1 I n I.OUI-I I la | I *da\ night : lie
I •v imj* i ••inim
i•«ti i i
• i«!«*i t «l h i
has
come.'
An
*■ ' ’ • »
A
w ----
Loch Arbor
of
That is the s a la r y w h ich exp ert: j
tod a y e s t im a t e d th e v e te r a n "u t '
fie ld e r will g e t from th e P h il a d e l
phia A th le t ic s, w ith w h o m ho cam e
to te r m s y e r te r d a y .
S p e a k e r is
u n d erstood to h av e received $ 15,
000 from W a s h in g to n la st s e a
son. nnd w a s rele ased h y th e S e n a
tors. la st w eek a f t e r d eclin in g to
la k e a v o lu n t a r y s a l a r y ed u cation
o f c o n sid era b le p rop ortion s.
. ,
■ I r a in in g l a m p
,.f im i r
i going :•
tile board o f cu tim a te o f Mr. It
R lith , Inc., ttiday, w h ich is on e of
th e m ost im p o rtu n i T u c .ila y • thiWeek. It m a y Iks on ly th e se v e n th
o f th e m on th to u lot u f peop le w ho
w e r e horn o n th e s i x th and the
e ig h t h and w eren't n am ed It. Ruth
in th e first p la ce, hut this is th e
f o r m e r ’s Ions in h o m e rum* to the
n u m b e r o f s i x t y nnd in dollar* to
th e n u m b e r o f HHi.titm cm h year.
It, th e r e fo r e , is worthy, "f a t
te n t io n that fisca l rep orts on I In-*.
Id* th ir ty fourth b ir t h d a y , show
Mr. It. R oth nppi ixiinntcly * l 2'h
0 0 0 “ nut or th e red", a v olg lu term
in d ig e n o u s to tIn- p a lt e r <»f ban'
e x a m i n e r s noil o ilie r opponent ■> ol
p e r so n a l lib e r ty . I " i tin b e c f i t •
th e p u r i s t -, o m e ' be cv p lm i" ‘
t h a t tin s m e a n s Mr I! Koiti i
that m u ch o f f th e mil
T c p h y -ii •! icp'-i*. a ‘ remi. H
l,\ |*n»f. A. A. Mi i . o * ' iti.
I,roved s'oinew at (■**I -h L 11
m a t th e > n o g n. mi *• •
"
iniie-d i • l i n n "Vi • no uhi '
l i e till' I in '"’i1 o ' . i li| 1
F a i r Maiden:' “Woju
yourself out Tor m«}- 1
H e r Knight: “I
Malden: “Then p f i j
a f t e r twelve and tv
F R N f llT F U L s h o c k
W ith “ S p o k e" in c e n te r f ie ld , Mr.
r.Mcdillieoddy is n ssiireo o f an o u t
field at least a s s t r o n g as' la s t
y e a r ’p. w h en T y r u s t'ohh roamed
the out g a r d e n s in tJuwlnwn. And
the ( i t a y
L n gle will provid e u
d r a w in g card r e cen tly w h e n t'ohh
refu sed to ta k e a cut in a n i l i t y
n n d le f t the A's fla t.
S p e a k e r said he
and
Murl.
i cach ed a s a l a r y a g r e e m e n t in a
'oiig d is ta n c e telep h o n e e n v o i >*.«-t'mti <A, .jdny-'-tvfternnon. II
e la te d that both lie ami Mack
s a t is f ie d w ith th e te r m -. Sp
said lie would report to th e I
^
ili Ipliia t r a i n in g ru m p at F o r
e r i . Fla ,, on March I.
| f
The: w ill lis S p e a l.o r ’ Iu
;(llll
m il.
eri..
hit"!
•'•'I*
Babe Ruth Reveals Latge
Profit For The Year A nd
Improved Physical Shape
of t hese 11 .iti tii
S p o k e C o m e s I'o T e r m n . W I l h
C o n n i e .'Mack A n t i F< l :n<lvrslo m l T o. R e c e iv e
• Li m a tc h in g 'lie t w o , O od ale he' ' i e v o he tin* r.rrangcd on e o f the
1lit s i a ttra ction * *een l»y local ring
, 'thusinht* fo r s a m e tim e , T h e
. ..... ihe tn itU licd
a g a in s t even t - u g h e r n p p u sitin i
■mil S a n ford is sch ed u led for such
it m a tch , a c c o r d in g t» th e dope
The second of ‘n scries of l> xing
cards to be given here under the
auspices of the Florida National
IIOM KW
The place• cto
build• • your .home
,
-
De
anford
Forest
-
Realt
n e w never lo n tiy
w ith the telephone
T h e fa m o u s co m ed ia n , ITHI lingers, udio tid e d as m uster n f cerciitonies d u rin g the
" V ic to ry I ln u r ," th e in/JUKI anti. m il end in h o o k -u p which a n n o u n c e d th e D odge 'B rothers
I i d m y S i x an J a n . I. tens one nf the fir s t to d r iv e the much ta lk e d of a u tom obile. T h e
"(.'o n g ressm a n -.lt-l.rtrg e." a- A • ( i n . i v h im s e lf, is see;: just as he is about to get into the
n ew T ie to ry S i x S ed a n in H ollyw ood. ( ’td if oraia, his hom e.
l ln the (i(ght o f th e " T it lm \ 11 mu " he. w h o has slnm l iij fr o n t o f thousands o f asnlie rn es liail " m ik e " frig h t. Seal, d til the m ic ro p h o n e in the stu d y of his hom e, cold p e r-,
*pi i til io n stood m il mi liis inn
I hiring ;i lim e w hen I ’littl IT h item u n in other ports o f the
yitiinlrv teas "o n th e a ir" fo r tin Hodge U rolh ers, lu r., program, M rs . lin g e rs lo o ked in and
said, *'IT hut's th e m a t t e r , da,U r, 'fa st night’
Hi l l leplieil, i‘; \o , darling, ‘ it’s the only
r a r e o f ll.r e, i m npos t! <•,’ t
Aver the m icrophone at them
‘
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I tl. i ..! n i«»v •»; i
»• i . i i
ril« . ; * i
■ii i <| i . i i i - i M c
lit
m in\
i »if« iii «• i r n t
i Mi t i | mi i y
Jim
(*»r t h . '
; hi* • l r ' i i i :t t a
ii ii i* ’ i "
\ Th
^
I - l o I mind being alone? Well,I
J ___J
.
M cN atn
D on T . (iillnna n n d / I . P . I f ill. H e lo o ked
.cult bed th e m j u it as lug w ould an a u dience in a theater.
Perfect Refrigeration Is
I Assured In New Box Put On
Sale By General Electric
Mn I'• •• »i •
v
• ' "iifti H i in drives the dust away
11 "in in i ■ip or the refrigerator.
"It O ' very little current and
matin in- uniform tem perature.
This iti in alone is w orthy of spec
ial mi ni Many people do not have
ini i - s t ■. n e i„ the sm aller corn njtinilies. Inn an village is without
• leel I II it v .
' I hi left igi'intor was built as
«"iii n lenlly wants it. Many w o
men i Xpel t s were consulteil. (iouil
II
•-keeping Institute made sugc * *'"O w tm li vvufe llli irpolilted
o '" ‘i d- igit. Kvery possible conv1 n"• i" ,. e as ail,led t,, make it all
nil 11 loll Igeratnr."
t
say
I ’m
f r i g h t i i i l l y ken
about it, but there are-worse things, you know
Exactly, one is neve;!1 out of reach uf otd
frfends with a telephone n ear.. .When Granls
away on one of these trips, he seldom fails to
W n in g by'; lbiig distance, Ml
dear, it’s the best sort of tonic — just hearing
his voice.. . No, I’m not a bit uneasy at niffl
any more. It was his idea that we have aneij
Vo bt wltkntl
tension put in the bedroom,
ttlephoni In I
homo trio 0 *|
and you can imagine what a
to oulftr On lid
vtnlt nets (t i d
comfort it is, and besides it
Ror «B»—srtdl
prttCDCf IM
gives me such a complete
tho t,IS sit *i
podltniv, M*n
and pronto** I
sense of security
miinbir, to, ■
th* colt ll M
faw ptnnlo I ■
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE >
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY;
(/nrorporuffd)
a >i i ............... ...
GeneTunneyThinks (iirMjn.u: (I hampions
Dempseyls.Throtltfli
I*irsl
With Roped Arena 01 Miami Tmrrney
SF.W YORK. I • •• •
"
Cell,' Toilin ' want to dct> I •1 til
title tw ice tins > ia l but I"
1
fig h t only •'•ire h ir in ' «'
' ,|i">>‘thnt .lack H cmpscy • th io u g h and
will not lie available tel a boil'
th is fall. T h e lieawvv. li'Id chai«|.
ion, out lining In- " t ig I 'h i" ' ' ' I'"
said tie w as to n lined that •'
, ey Ill's «l"" th* .........................
all tim e.
“ Right now I am signed (••» "*d'*
one Itot 11 tins yea i ." said t.. m 'I'
will be in J u n e , agiiiiisl tiie win
net of till' • Imiinnliuii ......................
bet w, eti S lia l key. Iti-k". I • 11 '
nn d Heenev I w ant tw o b.-nt but
it m a y lie th a t no out tntidim •
lam ent v. ill lie available^ lot a •
olid milt*'h "
T o i i m > i s i a n •> m
In
I i ............
V "
I’.ltSON \ |
Iti I'RI'SF.N I \ I l \ I
> •" , l " '"
th a t deal
Miami -lioic. witii Ugolf and f w i m m i n r . be uni-1 g " in
to a huddle with th e m ro m e l a '
collei'loi , on, i*rtnng h i ' t " ' " ' o i "
for iU'^7. Sua e lie iuii m'd a • "id
million in th e H em p ey hmii at
C hicngo alone lusl >• ■• . th e lu u
n r y liapkroll .is due t<v alisoih eun'
sitiei able puillsllllielit.
Civile revealed t h a t pi'oiindoi
T ex R ic k a rd o t l c r c d HeinpM'y "a
huge purnc" fo r u title bout n " \ t
S ep t. " W h e n Ja c k turn ed down
th u t o f f e r I knew he was thiough,'
continued t h e I 'h a m p . "I Ik'I icv"
that hi* eyes a r c tr o u b lin g him and
th a t he will not risk a f u r t h e r in
I n n ' r<i them . Oltrv 1 hud eye
(H A N TS (JKT ORDERS
NKW yO R K , Feb. 7. (IN S )
Vjiriou* member* of the GiunU and
YunkL'CK tu c tlv iu L ln totlay » mail
order* to go marching through
Georgia and Florida to the spring
tr a in in g camp*. The first squad <*f
the Giant* will leave here Sunday
night, picking up a fh*rk " f
er« and pitelwr* in St. Loui* aiiiT
reporting a t Urn Spring*, Ark., a
week from tomorrow. I' rom tie itthey will move n AugusUi. (i«.. on
Feb. 25. Only teh (jlants remain
utulffned. ! ..
...
.. sjp
$ 5 C l
in
1 f -« t r \ f F \
I j U L D
[i w ill b e given
1 II In i 1,1 b
• I l f * ll I .
F R E E
lin'd, I - III I lie III ‘
Mill!
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\tar\t.«m l. win* v\.i* •
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t li«
I d a y s of the show. 1
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t Mim, t*tnhlt> i Itil*. i i i \ • h i in p mi'
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Sanfotd
B D u r i n g t iie two 1
ii* *i • 111•«-1iIimii Willi ii I m * | i I • I
i t , \m ip Nit - \ ii !' ini;i 11••t
1 l l . I I * 111 I l M t l l ,
for a tell di.y VI'M. I •» • Kao i'l
was Visd.lv de |U -s-e .l
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Miami W(•ni:in ; < liam|i
s w in g
N K W 1 1 A V F.\ . f o i i n . , I e b
doors
to the public
7
(IN S I \ It hour b T A It " t I’liill”
.1, la*' will 0 "t ■ .ob llie Yale foil
ball ti am neM e.isijli, the liu'tluubwhich In* itniiiriiratid will be re
tamed. I bis was a s-iued by the a p
pointment of ,l> ne- last night as
chairman of the gl illiuU- advisnry
commit In- on foot hall for P.'“H. The
couch for I'.iJK will la- picked hy the
comniitte.'. and indication* toduv
were that the nevv m entor will he
a mcmhei of the present rnachijig
•tuff. M a i' or Steven*, 25 and t'hnrlie t'om crfnid. IH. were mentioned
loi(it) as outstanding camlidatc*.
C l a r k 's
Jiut sink your teeth into the goodness of
Clark's Teaberry G um . Then notice the
spread of its refrwhing flavor to every part
of mouth and thtxut. It keeps the mouth
moist,allays thirst,keeps teeth clean and au^s
digestion. Isn’t dial a- big nkkai's worth?
ie. No admission will
charged. All Sanford and Seminole County
invited to attend. There will be music
five-piece orchestra. The show w
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THE SANFORD
P M IK T W O
Modern Improvements
The Sanford Herald
|
H E H A M ), W E D N E S D A Y ,,
ri try ■ l l r r a M i t u r r l
rtu m inr » • XnMforU. P l a r U a
III M aau*U a A c ra a r.
l-dtlUkrl
W e r e a d in the d e s p a tc h e s t h a t * t w o
h u n d re d
s e v e n ty R e d s w e r e e x e cu ted b y a C h in e s e g e n e r a l in the
"n lrrn l
■>
m n >«
f l a w a a a llrr
W e irnsp fov b rp n tb a n d w o n d e r w h a t
• O M u b r r 2 T. ID 10. a f t k a P a a t o f l l r r vicin ity o f C a n ton .
a t a a a f o r t l , F l u r l d a , a a d t r a r t a f it is t h a t c a use s s u r h c a n d id e x h ib i t i o n o f the b r u t e in
i i M r t w -af M arch t, U * J .
stinct, w h y it is t h a t in a m o d e r n a g e a
nation
w h ic h
• I D l . t . A X B I f D K A J I ____. _ _K4ll<»r h old s a population o f f o u r ' h u n d r e d millions c a n n o t
so
_____________
_..Maaaarr
M. l l U V V A I t l l ___
B k ' . ______
l l U ______
M ana*rr
VAIILK R. JU.MF.A-Ma laalas )*4it*<r trovem its e lf that w h o le s a le m u r d e r s can he a v o id e d .
H 'llM ’l l i m o A
•lar Yr*tr
---- -• It >lunl ha
f emirre, im foitunnte t o ,a c c e p t pubi*hni«nt a t long range
think of -a husband arul jrfthout a single chance to shoot
it i**
have to i.u.m •*...... .... • - - - back. No vv.mdcr the nyanent tears
uift* it* pitrcmI ngnm**t uu i « 11* . a ri» icsui IcmI to lie promptly iupitt a huh of ilomunUc utiifare. Uut
on the’eriemyVi ternti.
.
.
It is t r u e that r e m a r k a b l e p r o g r e s s h as been made.
In 1906, ju s t t w e n t y y e a r s e arlier, no f e w e r than t h re e
T h i l l r r n l d la a m e m b e r a f I k e h u n d re d an d f i f t y - n i n e person s w e r e killed on t r a i n s a l
* a d l l llnr.-nu » l r ir r u l u 'i u i i a . an
l a f e r i i a l l n u n l A w n H a d a a f t (*••••• th o u g h the Vraffic at that time w a s c o n s id e ra b ly li g h t e r
• M i r r a , \Ux r r t l x r n * . a a d A d a r n i a .
i.
la ra li
t t h l r h t ' l a l r r a r n r h than it is toda y. . T h i s is la r g e ly a t t r ib u t e d to the f a r t
r n h l l a l u r h i e a i l i r r l u a u h i a l l l a a that steel conches h a v e su pp la n te d
th e f r a g i l e
w ood en
ih i.r-iiK h
audit
«if
■ uh»<-rlal.'r«
• ■ • la in a r t i e r t a t e r l f r a h a a l u l e l i coaches o f the e a r l i e r period.
a l l r l a l n t a ml r i r r a l a l l n n a a »»ell a t
In th e e a r l y d a v s
of
this
century
a
t ra in
w reck
> a n r a l t Im a lu e t* in eih .olt.
m eant a h u g e m a s s o f sp lintered t im b e r s a n d s h a tt e re d
W E D N E S D A Y , Feb. 8. 11)28
bodies, alm ost a c om posite s a w dust pile w h ic h m ig h t lu*
M i l : l l i : i l A I . » ’a 1*1101111 A kl
It w a s a lm o s t a
com plete
I fllttin a n ii
la
rill
a n d r a u a l r e x p e c te d p r o m p t ly to b u rn .
ad iain ia lrn k io n
a n n ih ilation .
T o d a y it m e a n s m a n y b r u is e d heads, a f e w
J.—• i r e r n e i
. t a l e r r u n le t lu J a c k *
r u t s on. a r m s an d le gs, p o ssib le a d e a t h o r two, but s e l
t.n tlllr.
■J — I ’n a a l r i i e l l . t n a t h i . J u a n a l a dom a n y t h i n g in the n a tu re of. a disa ste r.
Steel
ea rs
■l.at l l l t r r t a a a l .
.— I u n u a u m l Ion a f . a a a l h l r |:l’ »» h a v e done m uch to red uce t ra in casualties.
t > • U 'e e lt
l — lu u m r.ilin r
il
l.u li.lln *
|iruI t r n i a —h u u t r t
u lr lt . aparlm eH l
ku ua-t.
i t —- k ' ‘ a n iu i . t n f l r I ' b r a t
1— I u ia ,.ie llu u ■f i l f b e a u ll flr a l l n a in ..a* a i t
* .— A a r t t a m i m o d e r n h n a r l l a l *
t llU L B V F R S t FOR T O B A Y
1IBABT W I S D O M — When wi*iliin entcroth into Thine heart,
und' knowledge in pleasant unto
thy soul; Discretion shall preserve
thee, understanding
shall
keep
thee.— l’rnr.2:10, II.
P R A Y E R - H e l p us. I.o rib to
serk wisdom as silver ami search
|-‘iiit'e, however, is no longer a
practical weapon. Even if n husliand were so luutal as to employ
it the. neighbors would object, and
society steps in with all sorts of
laws and penalties. Su.li behavior
jli-lly set down as cruelty.
Strnngi l> eii'iugli, though until re
cently men have rnude the law.*,
they have neglected to include a
wife's - tears among the cruelties
oT which the law takes account. It.
is nut sm prising 1liut vvJman hiOi
i•* tli/i d the weapons ft rged to her
hand and employs it wiu-ir hei
W h y w e sh ou ld not e x p e rt the s a m e
red uc tio n
in I i d .
ngaltikl the'wall.
a irp la n e accidents. I h e r e --is- a p p a r e n t l v no o b v io u s .reason .
Of i nurse, a lean, too, is within'
In t w e n t y y e a r s t r a i n s h a v e b ecom e eoni|>arativelv safe. the -law it he resorts to weeplnk.
It is o n lv r e a s o n a b l e 't o b e l i e v e -that d u r i n g tin* next t w e n t y Hot while weeping in soprano or
y e a r s i m p r o v e m e n t s m a d e on a irplanes, will r e n d e r them contralto is a very beautiful anil
awe-inspiring thing, weeping in
q u ite a s s a f e an d a s e asily accessible even f o r tin* most
(• -ini, baritone or bu-s is altogeth
r e t ir in g o f old ladies.
er absurd unless a man has had
P e r h a p s it will be fh e invention o f steel
a ir p la n e s training at a conservatory of
w ith b u m p e r s jm the bottom so that w h e n llie v fall they mu .e and can do it to the «tcwill bounce a fijuv tim es until llie v
fin a llv
come
to
a eomi-aiiiliii'iit of a full-stringed orstandstill o f t h e ir men a e i o r d w ithout even a b r n v v io|t I die tra In i •>n*i-ipn*in e | white sell11111>- lighllv
line h
I f « r I lie piisseiigiTs \Vit hill.
Or• tM*rha.iis it w ill, b.* tin* disl o ' i t a - . " ‘i " ' . . h i - usen'r 1
c ove ry o f som e p m v n 'fu l. ii«iii-inflammali|e gys. u ji i c b n t n . i j L . , ' . . . . .
k
Loans—
property
B a ld w in
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M o r tg a g e C o .
See b u r local
S. It. D ig h t o n ,
I92G RtlsTr
192G C o u p e
counsel
Sanford,
J92G T T k St. lldy
F la .
192G T k C h a ssis ^
For---.
Economical Wives
Hudson
Hudson
l Tsed C a r 1>epl.
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SATURDAY
‘sawaytodoit-IULL'S.!
Thcrc’i
the four necessary things in ta
Stem the cold ill twenljr-ioiiTfcc\
checks Ihr (ever, tt-ti a
l-.wrl«.lon»*lhemliiMj«a
Thai's Ihr aid yminrH. tNai
H ill S
liesttisfird withinnbisib
i ighl tin-*- nr d<t! Il2j\
S t o p s Oo
ill the udlnR-JX.
C o ld s
W ATCH
OUR
W IN D O W
HOI Hardware Co,
l.llf »• \ » ' *!.«•
AND
-I (!• \ I ION
Mnv
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" O n this da.\ tin- .lob u ny .1 .Imies a iira *ii**n had Hi,
largest receipts for a m sin gle dav at anv plan- hi i Ine l ulled
|States in the hi-dorN o f it org.ani/atiop
\ I. *
lu 192< tin* a tt e n d a n c e tor 111<* l i i ' l |'i\a- dav>.
Iirst week ol tin* f a ir w a s IU I . | * % >r l In* saim
this y e a r il u a . ISn.2::I
an i m r e a e **i |.-,.s:is.
A
n
d
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week
lias
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t a r t e d mil dll|d|i al lllg
I..» ‘I .1
tyc'ei N in n ■ ai* going up anil
record
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e s t e r d a v 's a tte n d a n c e vn.-is ( i s . l l J
Tlii- i a |«.t i l 11.1
da>T d a y c r o w d o f last \ e a r n u m b e r e d i;i,|n.:
S o the M*‘j n a ih-ii’t it fiimiN t|i»w rlilmii i
ten d an ce tor this dav s h o w s a ga in oi | h im
that oi
alette funA. Ini- a malt h.
1'.127.
never tL-sign rot te 7
" T h e r e f is more
T h e panel
leal III • 1 1
h - M y stic
JI.iiin ii I'biiid.i >-11n hath a way
of *fol iniiig llalhaNvaN i Iii I»h
CITY TRANSFER
& sTORAia-: co.
S id e-T rac k
IIm i %m iitu h i . ^in Ii • •inn 1% ii% iliui
Well III- haitk tital has heeil
p n it puns-tl again. Hut smm-l lines,
11■
•» \ v u i n \ itEAt it m a v s
I III- l i i a n d
till N NNIII, I, ad loot i,
yuu know, ih<* ImigeHl way inuml
•'ll today dffrrfivclv
- i i n i -i I the
[he nhnrti-fll nna n Iikiiii*.
l is Jh
lailse ol la nn and orsb-i in \ ..liisin
oil ill n . Slillilili.iii'd 1.1 IIINI. ligate
|m ( 'arson says
the <l<*s|iat< h I
nnnieutiiK
<1110111111
<h«ig<--.
b aL ait tils aphiuiiicenient fnt gitN i
PtlAl' nviih griunions. Thul's loa among them iiII<-l,< <I jria-giilai i I k-s
<n<l misappnipnalKoi <<| in nils m
H bad. We Iuni hnpetl It Nveie true.
two del-in, I hank-, tin- (iiand
Inly m illilgi*ousl\
In< i'd il. lit.]
.Ifte Seats liail lin-nklusl
Ilu*
■•ml went In I be bottom ol i -.k-ii
- OthVr dav nnilh Cal <'indulge 'that's
M t * g h . Jut* fdiotilil In* It*-Hi*t'l«*il. a.e with penetrating Mhoimigh.
,e»s. In invii 111 three instances
I l f l r an now point in Ins record.
prisons <lunged nnllll I nine nns*1 s
h
West Yuginia lumliitaU- ■* personal fiiemls ef Cinnd J iiin
Tin- iikIk tou-nts re
n u l l im: nil a 'lnn-; sklits” ptnnk memhi-rs.
- N o v Maneuae may l*e ex pest cd in 'limed and ihr pii-M-oiioeiil i.-.-ui-d
the
Claud .ItiiN f 11111 is.li
p-Cnilc* out fm -lioil skills and tlint '•>
ptoid 1 h.1 i ih<> Cruiiil
WoQlil I Ilie Im g and Ihr shnit id aim m l
luiy’s wotL w 1 . iluie nniiIi j,!..
fit.
ice and inpailialily. It nnh
not
i* ounfuid iierahi u»ks "What in^easv or pleiisiml thug lo sit
we to »-xpe<l?” Don't know, oi Unit jury amt Note i « nuliit a
i*r; don't know. Hut don't ex- -a-l solial (lit-lid, hoi I In- meinliel too iiiui Ii, and you won't he u( tlii.. July had tiikj-n in oalli to
bftt";-'
disapp tinted. - Tampa •el fol io (hell *I(||N NNilli.xit feiii
or faNor. And ilie splendid, fear<s.< manner in winch they perMiumi man imiimitled suicide iiitnicd Itu-ir duty should lx- up
day because he thought iXMinple to future gland juries in
1other A,
liis count \ and should
also
city was going to the dog.,
ill* doesn’t uniUratand. It isn''. lerve to iduuue some nienihei-J<'
Jflf- to tbr dogs; ft’s been, and if certain grand juries of ili<- past.
.With men tiki- Cod five Diekii
p a i w .itmt coining hack.
is foreman, and I'oiin-liu- i tnisl
A
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* iibtht-v <4 th*f. f'a p o n e ^ ,i.; < . , i m y .a s slerk. Die Cinilil Jury
inmcdiulily won the ionfideme
inir tffrt/tu ,cjty tv city fryUw* to find a plrce in which lis/ if the public. Tlie people knew
n atop, wa» ifcently met In hut here was a Crund Jui> tliut
cfpKia and couiUUMsIy hut ef- •oulil not lx; , reuchod uml lliai
itiy'*j*ct»d. it inukt be won- aou IJ utl 011 unhiuked evideiire.
erlul to bv so popular and s > The htorin of disappruvnl, which
>veept the country i*hcu a thought-.
•lieinc wherever our foes.
1*1
I ' I* INI»I I, , 1 I V| , | 11-f 11\ I ' llll* .
'pecdal
l.ili*'.
. i t t o i u i N im
ihaige i ,i I he Ciaud I oin
im
v*'s| Igal no huliei-ii • f lh •
highest o'dor uni i oiisi -1 s-ill In 111
lo ImIf .-f io-ln 1 Mr. Jones and
t h e C l a u d I i i i n It ;i Ne NNorl.eil . a i l l
1 - t l x . ' i n i In i i f - l l v
in a s p i n * o f
fine
1 o " p e t a l i o n ii i h a n d l e
ilud i l f i l - i l l l I n - ! , l o nnI ii i -I i l l i e i w . - i e
t a i l e d in t h e n.ui ie o f t h e law
|.
geljjer
l l x > l ui Ne
gneli
a n ex
n i np! i * o f 1 o i i i n g e o u s
p i i l ' l i e si"NI" '• w b l e l i wi l l long b e 1 1 t nei i I m*1 ■
•j and I a n . o i ,-1 bx l l a pi-inf
lux mg.
I isnv i i l n . l i l t g
i-ltl/elinf
i'll* eoun t.N.
llootb'g ter- II lilt k.-'OlIN ilh- told
the .juilge tlo N xxeie making -lull
to keep I he nn1 || nnay from ih<*|
door I >1In i - make il to In-In en l
the
urge
• metery.- I'.J.anil
'.Wxvi*.
t'oil'll* to thud, nf 11 , th- inti 1
velllionUla llitve a leal grieNain«•
1,gainst Colonel I inlet-gh. t'an'l
they, huc him or
aoincthiug?
I iulndclphiu Evening la-dger.
in an argument '.t 1H I utile lu
■take your prejudice ugidnkt the
o th e r fellow'u
cummot
>M.
I Ml •• I M 1
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W o - .< - l i i l i n. , i j u i i i i f e - t i i t t o n
| ke
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h i g h e s l . 1 HI l o l t i l e I n . 11,.I
• hi t N
I l l t egl l|N
l lllll l> el i l l III III
• 1st 11 w a - ,1 g i i - . i t n l e t n l o t In ,
n o d o i d i 1 im t h i . e o i n m i i u i l n
a
J(s%
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I*s .1• its • in II i IimmIm *•!••'• lull $III.
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m i u \ vi
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r«*«l til il 1%
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|m%% « | llill** I hum liiMliirss.
BATTERIES
1 . 11 . m i i i i r n l
$9.50
••Hr » r .« r
l.i-ncratoi
mill } mur
Id II.1 11••» %
and Nturler Seri ire
Rem ind
.’HU
lla ltery
Sh»|i
. Serouil Si.
Next |o Spencers Top >li"P
('•Dilxtt Carage
DO YOU K N O W ?
.Maple Auntjf
Ralph NV. Loosing
om en R e a d
front J a c k s o n v i l l e
A dve rtisem en ts ?
I't > v< >i
i«. yuu clip recipes from the fascinaumv
m o s s iu o 'Mat advertise a new salad oil, a new frying
Lil, a IH'V. vako tlour? Do >ou think twice about your
skin, thus: wrinkles at the corners of your eyes, your
toll-tale past-thirty neck because of l>eautv ads that
brine; romant-e about happiness, love and youth?
In planning adyerliscincnls, the question is often
a<ked. “ Do women read adyertisements?" The expel*:
ienced advertiser answers, “ Y es—if they are iftterestiny and instructive to read."
This is the spirit ot the best modern advertisiny.
More and more, the ideal is to show you definitely how
ajiew product can woi k to your well-hciny, your pleas
ure in life, your greater happiness. By reading adver
tisements. you can he a better housewife, a more effic
ient home manager, a shrewd and thrifty buyer. The
advertising pages of this newspaper contain informa
tion that is valuable and important. If you do not read
isements- join the huge army of women who do,
in ordei
I dc-r
know the host .things tj. buy foe yourself,
v o u i child) en and vt >,1 r no mi*
5^
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THE (IRANI) J U R Y ADJOURNS
20(1
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l(.si«| IM!%•' I IIIIII* Illll I« III Mil I « ill I till
I III*| III) •
III't I*llll I il I I• I* IIII % til I
»i In n* Ilii * i ii it liii * • i
or
I I*I• I Hill III III l*%lll'lllll lull's il llill
uissl ill* r*'i till I mu lil* i» « m i i i * ii*i
II • « Mils* I M|* llllll llll ll.l|l|l* III
•l\Vife ami I'ntiim.iur- (iet l.il,*; KreWe of Iliusparilla was liv odds Ilu- best yet taged. T u n
• Il . .Ilt%l |l‘*ll'lllll* . ill! llill lilll*
•*• r fill III %» il
%ul Irli *
I f iiist
,'oij muni, r" beadlnie A fait .-v it larked in nuinhcr o| participant-- and final-, p .-t -d.lv as •III
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ichange iM,m* i i.i.Im- i y.
compared with other years, nut tin- finals in kier nnrt m il
III' Ml I*|||| III*' llllll Oil ** ••••lllll l
4.
w,,r‘ - mlu'h better than llleir predere>snrN liav.- lM-en. taken l<l «IMllUi ll ll llllll * III*' II I llllll %lll
t i n *-.••. IIIHI .1 •• llill** II* I*il %•
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llll*-** IIII till ilI••%IM'llHI lull*
ni*W»pii|H,i liivaiihi* lliioe IMI I any.
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llll««l*l* II ill**. llllll «ll •'!• III
It shows that the t.aspanlla carnival i- |a-t developing mlo it• l•i Itfill
thifur ill il. km*, k I he ■•I her oils* be
I
•» Iclaiaill
ImiiImu
Hi lua-*
" h a t may become the country's out -i.mdiii a l ! la r i i n » i u f II V••IIII11 llllll lil'l III* I -Mil Uf ll«l
rn iif i* then- is.
tin* kind."
Ctictrs —Brsaiis-
I s s .1 1I*. II . Ill •%Il II II
.il loss • kiiliH ol III**
Is** | * | || | « s I M I S Is* IIM* It
Il I *S|| u II I l| • 1stil i I t
I VSII II. Ssi %
%till IsStll —(#«••!
II. s (I «« II Is Ml*
S*Ills'll It.IS Rs.ssl il Mil Itlmll
» III•' f
,| • III* I I sill. I llll I*| MM
|
t\ illinin
i lulils, the
flap-in* k
klit'. has just bi-s-ii mat rie*h It*-1
Ills*vviis- (u n i -I imnn him a thing <*i
t " V nlmlit hi*\\ t*i l Milk
HILL’S
\
Ila u lin g -C r a lin g S h ip p in i
IM»V. ! I L
c u t «. IIIN, . V h VIM IM ,
I II'
I A C St.
That G)li
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‘
$601
$ 75 (
II. ( ’. D o u glasu, Mjr.
THE COLEMAN AIR-O-GAS
W
7 I’
C a d i l a c V till
n e w m e t h o d o f c o o k i n g t h a t w ill c u t
y o u r f u e l b ills in h a l f .
W
Conch
Setl
Free Demonstration
It rllinl
M S i
17
$15
1926 D u m p T k
I'hoiu*
<-U flaiiii*
T h e l i i l . i i a •<n m o r e !
I l y ( a lo n n W a u l I h e s b a i - l i
f -III * OlllinolINN eu I
4
Mortgage
- I n le d .
an tic ip ate d c e le b ra t io n s o f each y e a r ami i l ...... ..
t•.* |;i;.,s
Only the passing winds accosted
2)ul:iclh.: ; vailing nnIiciv iio niic.' lias se rv e d to ccli|>so all o liu rii in iicaoty a n d • u joyn ic u i
I S o m e idea o f w h at hay been done a ' I be
f a ir is g iv e n
in
rami*.
I mi editorial a p p e a r i n g in the T u n e s , which points mil
" O p e n i n g d a y a tten dan ce t l i i '
Tnii'l.h-s.- i *-w i- Ihc ih-ep nIiuvn
v I'jir u ;i1
w . .-».*< i.
•is
driltiig.
* a g a in st IG.|2fi f o r tin - a u i e i lilV lil'l Vi in
F i l l i n g l h . l a n e t*
" W i t I i a » r o w d nioinil ing in Sii.ur, | in .'ilt< ml.iiii i- 1111
e l do-.i
C
h
i
l
d
r e n ’s D a v last \ e a r 's tola 1 "1 79.ISI v\;1- l-Ml-i'lll-il 1
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III Jiiim1Never the sound <1
G.H7:t.
'Iflin g
tx
business
L e t us sh o w y o u h o w it c a n b e d o n e .
H l N TS
lampa ami all I*l<>i i<l;i v;*i «- |•i*t>11«I n| ilu- n-i i-pi inn gi\
on the fair this. year,
l u i-xliibiis ban- le i
l.-m*.-,- and
g.oNV.
III.
uml
j
more
numerous
llinn
e
u
-r
In-fniv
and
lh*
allra*
I
i h i h ban
-•iii.ii
n
n
a
nub
fronted
boon more widespread.
'Flu* <iaspan'la n*li-hi al imi. Ii.-I.l
r attei lit I ONN*I'c* Ill* Niimpiinh m conjunction with I In* event, is *.m* **l tin* im-.'I
I,.-, uin
and
192(5 T o u r i n g
Hauling. Crating, Shipping,
and Storage.
Rhone I!»k
001 E. 3rd SI.
emotions where the man instinct
ively thinks of force and th e . wo
man of tears.
I ’lu* South I'lorida Fair
had
improved residence
LESSING’S”
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
D im - T E I ) R A N K .
j plan.* in a ir nr at least nllmv
1111.lift* ii** tmirkfall only
\i*ry
yr«*n11\ man enev :i*T imIv%
»'f ilh' |».iiis mii
After the Inst bright wings had j to e a rth .
W h o knows?
• :
till
I L«
b 1.u tl full''l
___Jilted,
s» k r ! It • III
AfU-r tile cobwebs in rain,
*
Whispers of flame inn then*, a n il
,
drifted
Cn.ol'H uf leaves wen- down tin*'
Thi* S o u th F lo r id a f a i r is
alaait i
lost*
l|ulllo.sl
.
Ijlio.
•UKTcssful y e a r in its liislorv .
Despiti* m a m
batuliriips,
I ho ovont has boon b i g g e r ami b o i l e r tha n
i-ver liefniv
iilife fimu.bid
Only nn old h >iis
i T h e r e win be nu d o u b t a s In tins f a d
w|u-n w e i n a s i d i ‘ 1'
ing.
ilns
peering ih'N'n wall its window I the numerotiH r e o o rd s that h a t e ln*i-n s h a l l i - n il m
binl fell,
y o a r ’s u n d e rt a k in g .
Tin* exliiliiim n has 1,,-i'n ;i Img,.
M, .
Hearing mice more a* ghostly t id oess f r o m the liegitiniiig'*aial *-a* Ii da.\ lias mihii sunii* m u
.V ,
_ * .ing
m a rk ostalilished.
\
r
Pitidci
the lane houghs nniud
t
1925 T o u r i n g
idea so
within t
1
lennneed
by society.
HATH*
■ •r r l u l l) r r f l r l r a l l a F l o r i d a a a u l l «
m an aar at h an d lin g a l a lr a i m u
••lla a n f m a u l.
FO R D S
thin- ale tint. I in the host r**«-.
There is much talk these liny.uhited homes when the two heart* lupoo the i*«iunlity; of sexea. It U n
VH
rend. » m l . n
» » r , . r b « l ...
h r ,,
.h ...
*u "
............... *Afta train w r e c k s in b u r o w n c o u n t r v c aused the d e a t h s o f one
I K i f f M antka
h u n d re d a n d f i f t y - t w o p a s s e n g e r s in 1926. O n e m i g h t be ‘ ,SJt
So fur ns ili l>fttc-i* concerned the I
II, I'arrlrr prr H'wk
1
.ttk.Uiink-UvHt^idl-nuui**m-»mf)mrr*fm*n|rs. solid - r o a d
eipiolly
t minllv endowInlr-Rcth*
un*
capable,
-of irony, snrensm.
Uetls
am
i
b
r
id
g
e
s
,
electric
s
ig
n
a
l
bells
and
ligh
ts,
ele
c
tric
l*n|«-rr- • n b * r r l k n r t n I h r l a l n a a *
l l a a a l N r W a I f r t l c t , r r r r l r l a g fr nn t ally controlled c r o s s i n g a r m s , b r e a k s , an d w h a t n o t , an d Jon’-.-.s anil the
s tin g iilj blow n'of
lhla-<1 ■ M Ueriu r
arna
a ra a a la a lla a
Insoniilitk-s.
The
distinction be
I n r a t f I b a u a a a r t w « r t* » d u l l * r a v a r - h u n d re d s o f o t h e r p r e c a u t io n a r y devices, w ou ld h a v e e li m
tween nude and female only a p
tnu a l l I k * I r a d l a a , - v r i . l a a f I h r
r a l l a r w arid *
T fc r I. X . M. U *<■ inated su c h a c cid e n ts a lt o g e th e r.
peal.* in the* upper reaches of the
l* .
Auto
Section
TEARS
1IALT1MOHR 8L'N
ii. E c ~
S t., Ja c h to n v llla
s*»- FrunrUcu L l i i v ^ l * -
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Reading advertising regularly is keeping u„ wi„, the
11nies m the most economical wav
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Idt
T elephone
Baptist Alatheans
Have Social Meeting
Hotel F o r r J ’ t
I itT h lS s 'U V
•*;
man
„ il|
first of n series
1 parties at 3:00
« ' c,lock
LV in ‘Hose Court n°nAiict' Woodcock of Ire -
rj)0fe truest. _
I b). b riU.-^ reis ler at M l -
ttre.
FRIDA V
k b o f Holy Cro ss E p i s Lh
wilt hold
regular
(ind fu|)]'cr nt 7:00 o clock
iriih House.
lobert A. N e w m a n
wil l
at a bridge
p arty at
in Rose Court
n t 1B00
irjAK.Z
her house guest
L Woodcock.
s*0 five of the Methodist
till meet with Mrs. It. M.
[nd Mrs. W a it s at 0:00
’ the Wehika A pa rtm e n t.
b.<ive Auction B rid ge nt
« l Luke at 0:00 o’clock.
k,itr Auction B rid g e at
Tt»t 1- ak at S:00 V. M.
Harrison chapter D. A. It.
f e t i n g nt ,-00
.»T t
o-
I the Calllitty t'luh.
Idam-i :ii liot.-l
l-'orn-st
Slmy
at
11kih
10
|i the l.iluiiry.
SO|l.
Si. Agnes Guild Will
Spoil h o i * Cabaret Soon
One of the largest and most
fiuvi- l.yli will e n te rta in enjoyable a f fa irs of the reason will
. at y an i.YInck a t her be the cabiuei on Tuesday' even
Truth Street, honoring ing at Hotel F orre st Lake, begin
brisn Hand, n bride elect ning at nine o'clock, under the tiuspices of the fit. Agues Guild. This
Irek
kr but me* mi-Hing of St. a f f a ir will lie held in the main d in
iuild will be held ut 11:00 ing room, which will lie a rra n g e d
for dancing as well ns with tables
|t the I ai isti House,
finffn Kiri- of the F irst for dinner parties. Service will lie
it Chufili will meet at 7 :!10 [a la c a ite .
ki the limtie of Mrs. O. \V. I An especially interesting pm |2!l K.i-: Third Street. All i gram lias been arra n g e d which will
ire urged to attend.
| ini lude. several ehorUs dances in
Tl KSD.W
which some of Sanford's prettiest
I flrulg,
mela- iin f o r the I shrirty bud- will take purl. In ad*
k; 11n11m f tin- W o m a n 's jdition to tin- chorus dances, the
"T*r -1"cI, , ;tt Hotel l-'or- j fe a tu re of the evening will be a
'G y p s y Datni* ut cost on
by Mi-,
In and a ini at Hotel F o l j Holland Dean
"Red Burlier." the
It at !1(III
io, I, undci the j incomparable, who will give a
1of S t \ | Mi I luild.
[ Black face song and dance viill L.
J one of the hits of the evening The
SAT I RHAY
| latest Broadway songs will be
b Mii-ii (‘lull will meet nt I sung by Miss Mildred Holly D in
M ttt lit, io,Ja, o f Mrs. ing Hie pas! week, movies have
Hun? ti . n Myi t li* A vc- het n made about town and will be
shown during the evening.
A num ber of society m atrons
and maidens w earing fetching m-tum i’s will act as venders, ami
oth e r real cabaret feat ares have
been urranged.
MON l)A \
hrsonals
1*2 Mr-
i'
I
Vincent
»e-
f-Blf Mm, lavv from Savtin-
»hi 11
tvy s|lent
the
|d Tk<;, wcie aecoin]ianii-il
Fhr. Vii« i-hi '- ninthor M rs.
Ilfirnt Si . m tin will spejol
•Ill'll a ihi'ii guest.
>
|A!fri,| i i'
, w h () has been
’ *’ nu mu, m i h her sister
,,,
j|„,
,.jjy
for
turn-.
F*®t* ,,ll I" ..re- Su nd ay f >r
F n« !‘, A'> . where he will
•li.-iiu'- t'-.ini and begin
Braining
IhKun l i , ........ .. S a v a n n a h ,
["niittg I,,.,, with her btxi*
Dr and Mrs. G. P.
^ M '- I A Rctiaud and
r-cui- M i- arid Mrs. G e o r g e
'.urn,.,| In.in,. Monday e v r n r AWti|ia where they have
N
-d Mi. and Mrs.
’ kill- ill Tanipa they at
s " ‘" k Florida Fair.
JA!‘"'
I
i
Ainsh-y Buhner id
ii;iN |i(«(*n (|||« guesl
u,' n'- Mrs. d. R. S t e w a r t
‘ •"t- Matthews, left
f f"i 'll land,, and St.
I ^*nni,. S. -Munson will have
dimiejguests T h u r s d a y
, 1Mr. am!- -Mrs. C urt is I,o w •R A '
a,"l Miss Fannie Re*
^H’ts in, M r . L o w r y
Itil. V." ,,r, l i e n e e at Ht* tf Fn „ • l » w r y holds the
I viH K .
A ft l ' r din ner the
rnlv ! ' " 1 **u' ‘‘onct'r t to
” b> ^' 11 * Kreisler.
Pi*V m
-s u rlirise pa rty
^ M r^ ^ -v n in g
h ^
a t the
;\,rx
Will-
I'irtKrf " f ***** h-dna W i l l s
|Tk. t7 / > '
an niv er sa ry
it
»ith
^1
| tf lrp
Hotel Arrivals
T
F O U I lltE S T I.AKK
G. Fred Schumann, T a m |m; H.
T, Ryan, Columbus, Ohio; T. L ■
Morgan, Ja cksonville; Mr. and j
Mrs. A. R, Fisher, Bloomfield, N,|
•I.; Mr. and Mrs. .7. M. Dnhhie,
Broobville, 1 O ntario; F. A. W.j
Drown, Banana l.nke; .1. K. 1.1
Carroit, Hanunn Lake; Ruth II. j
l.acknian. Enston, MU.; Mr. and |
Mrs. .1. W. Hushour, Euslnti. Mil.;
I.. .1. Otis, Brooklyn, N. A'.; Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Hopewell. Iliooklyn, N. V.; W. K. White, Jackson,
ville;
W. (’. Johnson, tlayimiri
Bench;,Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Knight
dr., Bartow; .1. A. Johnson', JacksonviRe; • Mr. and Mrs. K. R.
Warnock and family, Jacksonville;
Mrs. Rose Younger, (Tieslcrlnnd.
Ohio; II. .Rogntt, Cleveiaml, uhiq;
F. I*. Sanford, Jacksonville.
V A I . D K Z ’ IIO TK I.
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( ‘has. C. Stone, Nprth I'aroliuu; |
R. I.. Brown Jr ., Jitrksmivillv;
Noah It. Bund, Coenn; A. 11. Gumniins, Jacksonville; T. W. Hansel!,
Jacksonville; Mr. and Mr-. II. M.
l a One, Sioux City, l a ? Mi. and |
Mrs. \V. J. M et'racken, Tam pa; j
K. I). Roy, Jacksonville; i M.
I.ovelaml, T a m p a ;
W. 1. Mates,
Miami; Homer Smith,
lid .a n d ;
Reed Knox, DcLuud; IV.
rv.Tn,
Robert Masska, Mrs. It. G. Mcth- Nashville, Tenn.;
vin, Mrs. S. .1, Nix, Mrs. Volie ' Jticlunmvilh*; M alt < Lewis, laike
D. M. Miller, llr la m lo ;
Williams, Mrs. (la Mae Hall, Mrs. |i W o r th ;
A. A. Meneely, Mrs. II. K. Kd-| F re d L. Barb, W.j. Iiingloii. D.
w ards, Mrs. I.. I!. ISragg, Mrs II. M. .limes. .Lei .mi ill,-;. I',. H
Tuny
Ditdiforil.
Mrs. W. It J o h n s t o n , La I, eland. II K, l i i i t
Galilito-i ami Mi . ( '.
Ili-inli-r- l filli. L akeland; \\ K. .Ii-unings .It
"mg wns most *■**contests
'Kan
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UIIU
UU* Ltiur refreshu ” d:
Pipe Organ Club Has
Meeting1 On Monday
iee h a s llii. in. ,,y hi il- issue id
Small, I'alutku, Fla ; A II. F ish al person
old llllli
mi,I r pure
e r and wife. Bloomfield, N. J .; hi it.
Kail tl/m cnt, D yershurg, Texas;
‘ At the l-tl
I lie pi iiitcii proS. T Sistilink, Ocala, Fla; II. A. gram the ’ :i
i d fm -1o ld
>I'aters-oti, I ‘hint f 'it v. l-TI-’a.*
a nil 1 nit, 1 t,i
again? t tin*
i ei
edge
S K M IN O I K
Iteitlg
lio
hei o - w mi> hi
' .1. Harrison, Leeslnng. Fla.; A. euloli- and
W. A Idiot 1 , I'hiln. I ’a ; K. I.. Me ill;, I l i e i
Leod. O rlando. I-la.; \( ut Wilible-. iimIm.i !y III I .,
Cim-iiumti, O.; Win. W. Guide. N. any iii'tienii,
Iy {
Mrs. On i t . St. I ’ete. F la : t 111 el d >,l' 1I:
M a r g u r ite G a r r, f-t. I’eie. Flu ;
F l i / a b e t h G arr. St F e t e , F la,; II
.1 M cD avitt. St. I’eie, F in .; M arie
M e lla v itt St
I’ete , l-'la ; It, L
I tiller alld w ife. G h-riuoiil. I-la ,
li W. M arlin. O cala. I hi,; W allei
Nnncnck. D aytona B e iu h . F h o i d a ;
I liompsoii, M i 1 B. Hi : u l i . I
aim, T l a , II 1 G am ble, Miami,
l a : A II. likei k Mon* oe, Mu-b..
F. I
llo w a id . T allgei ine, l-'la .
M i an d Mi- 1 \ t 'lay to n , F m c-l Util-. N I . Mi. K. \V. C ro sb y ,
I 111*
Itcllevii-w. l-'la.; Mi A. W. C ro s
b.\ . N e l l 5 ,0 1 . s'. 5 ; It II Fat
tersoii. Da;, Iona . I 'a .; G. D. I’m set', I ei sbiilT l la.; .1. K. K list i o ••I
A ngeles.
Gal.;
alul
iv if**,
1 e e s b u r g , l-'la.; J. llllrl
D Id Kirlvlai
■lu g e . 1Li
!»t
i
form
. and i .it h e r ! itii«»?n*
;i!
ann o y u ir
l'Wl'V!,l’( that
lit-m tWill
c (tic hntt n»
lOAiglJIHI il hi i
The eighty girls included In the
cast of the pageant hull which the
American le g io n will hold on
February HP, held -their first re
hearse! las*, night a t the City Hall
Auditorium Inst night.
"Mi s Sanford" and her ladies
in-waiting and Indies ef the court
w*J Ire chosen from the members
of the cast. Voting for the various
candidate- ii this event has been
luisk and a warmly contested race
is assured.
Miss Catherine W aters is lend
ing with a total of IS7*> votes. Miss
F li/a b e th Moye is second yvilb Ift7f* and Miss Carmen (iulhrie third
with I Mitt. Miss Marjorie Smith,
Mary Griggs and Kllen Telford arttied for fourth place with 1175
votes each. Miss Ann Moss is fifth
with 1*150 pnd Miss Irene Brandt
sixth with 1125.
Detailed standing- follow: Rosa
mond Radford 1200, Beverly Hi-ndci
1175, Gertrude Benjamin 1275, Vir
ginia Bui her, 1225. Betty Burm in,
l.'UIO. M nrgnr-t Berner. 1175, i i r p c
Brandt. 1125, Nidi Brooks.' 050,
Bobby - Chapumn. Iloo, Kugenln
David. 1075. Helen Douglass, 1050,
Frances Dutton, 075. Ktlu-I Dooley,
1050 Natalie Farnwortli. 075, N a
omi Felliw s MOO,
Mni-guntc G ainer 1200, Carmen
G uthrie 1500, II. K. Griffin 1025,
Mail Griggs 1175, Kdini Greene
1000. Sadie Grid-let- 1100. Jessie
G arner 050, It, blue Lmi G a n e i
W. Tuli n. Jacksonville, Fla.; II. A.
SiiuiN, A t'anta. <*a.
•"l
1• pin i- a s lunch i•i a
ill, p i,ig i am
O
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•i ,.i i„ i , I n i I tin
I lev ,1'
,11 ‘i J", i. i.i ii I li' a- lo. upils I ,! 1,
i
h i ' t b- )11,« id ' d.uii igsil ami
' I • 1 ,'lpi a •* liium lni e by Ki ll
li, Iliitg, Malagm-im Iiv Al
to
and
lie I a l i a ’- S p a n ish
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I I m 111 III
M il
trill
v
1 't ‘ i
Milane Theatre
Thurs. Eve. Feb. 9
At 8:15
r,
MHi 1 •
id put p ,-e, ,i.grot i an d
l ii,a - her 075, M aigaret
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tnu-li i n -h io and
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( ' »'l I;. | . iimi ionalt-m a t e al-o l b n,| a, I2 o!i, lim a l u l u 1050,
'l"i. mini-, oi 1075
Lillian
,ti . '
i , anfl t in- i ooitiiim I in lb
*1
i 1 ' 1 1 .ill :
e th in g aeeutitii- I'm Til tllle 11*50, Kllen Tidfoi l 1 175.
hi * • ' .I•*It i mat . i ha i in a mi 1 lit Kiln b \ hi n 11tin, IL-li .i Vincent
lino. Union
I loo Lillian \'ii In i
i l. •Id .llllong g le a l m il,
ip*
William
1200.
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Price*.
S2.52,
52. m*.
Sale opens Mon. Frit, r, at Chamber of Commi-rcr.
filled on receipl.
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i
i e im i , a >1; al
I hill I he I inl et mill-ill 111 I —l it
e i v c moie n - 'i- a llii
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u n i I iiuhi 1 1ai a I ow m i
m h.t"
i In lit i n g and m a ie u - i niei
Tin- io|p«oi oicnm ol, l i t
in an s i. 11.... i i oiil i oi ,i .
Loral
W illiam Haim 's, Jo a n ( raw ford
ami 4;»-**rge b-
t , i
| I il a te inv lie I
\rtliu r
SI.00.
Mail orders
Addre-s I', t). Box 7111.
Mniit, S anford t ham her of Commerce— kiw unis— Lions
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Ito l.iry — W o m an 's ( lulls ( o -o p e ra lin g .
m
"SPRING FEY KB"
Special feature eomedy
"Shmilil Melt 11 alk Ihniit-
Ve-op.s Fables
i
Thursday
I’Vitz Kreisler i
The
•n itre 5n • i Ion \ e a r ait
iiiien l Ii
a ei i, ,1.
“ i in i.li■ , o
T he Pipe O rgan Club of the given
II ar>
■•!
i In <i m e i in -i I
Fit si Baptist Church held its i*'g .*- a ia I
i|Jl t n s , " p l o l e i l m i i
iih!|k.
,/
ulnr meeting Monday a tte rn o n at m an's
( O N I i*:r r
at one c/i toil, at Hotel I*orr^'^t tent I <! pul 1ill t hi toot pndj.ll
w ill l ii |i ii l li ho-nd iipist al i
the home of Mrs. I L. E s t ridge
Imkc, vyith M il. John W. Mclseh condition to nil-,, , 1* t a i n w .i
I
V rfnrm ani'r
pleteil foie-1
N a t ol i , . i i
in Hdgowooil iiitti Mrs. Kstritlge
I Jr., and Ml- A I’. Connelly as while o i -pi e.-ol h.l t oi It---1\ Oil
a r h a i ii e, i p i . d i l ie am i • ■
and Mrs. .Mon-land as hostesses.
K: 1 P. M.
hostesses . This a ffa ir is a lw ays Hi
: *• it i ami l„ ire It -Ittli1
n r c s l o t m g tk nili-il i
Galendiilas und baby blent It were
one of the la te f r t end most hril Mia t o d p' i d I' ' • i in • h i tun I
i n u lle d w o o i l i a m l ' . "
combined and used in basket- and
Hunt social a lta ir s of the season
...... ..
•
bowls about the rooms when- the and hue in winch nitteh interest Vigoioll-. lll-tlse
le i ialli t o n t anil i a - - , i one •
m< tubers assembled.
i. tiinnifested. Alt ut^nihets of th e the pniii i| .d mean
I loaiiitamm
R egular business
session wus
departm ent uV»> have an e x tra Ipit.tl Mi r f . i i i . o l o l i ' i, hi -.
presided over hy the club presi
nam e and
u e st.-b lit the guc ,t
•■'Forests cud ot In r \ i-gctal i
dent. Mts. d II. Colt-lough a lte r gtinlemiHniice
iin
tt.b
c
sent to
which the m eeting \v a y tui'ne> the commlttw- in i hnrgF out la te r Cnvi-I." sity - tin- li-piill. " h a w hi
over to the study class ban m a n I ban Monday noon, ha no r e se r M i uuisly inipiliri’d i n i-1 la tg c m
a d v e r t is in g o n l y
nf tiie M issis-ip p i Bu-in T he *
I nil
The m em bers responded to
vations wild Abe - lAkcii a f te r that feel nf tile d e - 1rilrl inti nf \ i p
life
of
call with incidents from tin
time. FoiF*esihvuttions please teb*- lio n ami hum us -veins iii-igie:
A braham Lincoln.
jdmne ojllii'V Alts. Jo h n Meiscll or tnnt "n this nt that m t e , this ,u
The next m eeting w^ll lie held
Mrs. .Connelly.
thnt farm, this or thnt strefeh •
Monday al the home of Mrs, F.*
wi n lliitiil. But w hell we sum "
,1. Cooledge mi Palm etto Avi-no*-.
the liggl«actlle Vniutui* of t*>i* ■*
During the sin-ini hour, Mr- Rob
mid i nii-nff iii tin immense cut'll
e r t L. Glenn and Mrs. C. II. < o«k
iie n t basin, like Hint nf the M
sang a num ber of vocal solo- and
____________ —
i-sRIpi, und emit pari* Ibis vnlioin
duels a f te r which refreshment
The
Dean
Seed
Company
of
with
the
m
/
c
<*f
flic
stre
a
m
chan
of a salad eotust* and coffee were
served by the hostesses assi.-teu tlila n d o will stage it - annual rose net that most c urry the load 1,1
hush sule in Sunloid on I1riduy anil w ater and soil, we guilt a new i nn
Present tliis Coupon Mini 89c !**
slorc;
by Miss Willitih.
S a tu rd a y of thir week nt the ccplloli nf the im portance of >m
Mentioned
below
and
lleeeive
M em bets present were Mrs
RoumilliU ami Anderson d tjtg face conditions. Floods in laic**
lio Bryan, Mrs. F. K. Bol/, Mi
One I ox. lloltie Hlnrk NareissuH l»erfunie. value $2.80
store, F u s t Street and Park A ve
begin its little drops ••t
R. F, Cooper, Mrs. F. J. Coolcdg
One Full Size llox Bluck Narcissus I*owder, value
nue,
according
lo
an
announcement
[
Mrs. Ja m e s F. Hawkins, M r i
w a te r ami little g ra in s of sand
todny by Ja m e s 1^ Dean, bend *if
(I. Coolt. Mrs. J. II. C o b -lo u g h ,
lllilliotis of acres. Every tree, evei
M m . 1. E. E stiid g e , Mrs. W. D the company.
biinh, c \e ry fallen leaf, every Mad*
Twit
year-old hudded rnscj^
G ardiner, Mrs. Robert L. Gleiiu,1
nf
grass. Vvery contour furrow,
which the Orlumlo concern npecMrs.1 J. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Charles;
t-vcly'.outu'e of porous top-oil that
iulistcs in, will be offered for sale
Marshall, Mrs. II. G. Mcthvia,
a t reasonable prices, it wits stnU-d. impedes the progress of these
Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. Sidney J. The local sale follows one recently, diops o f w a te r and gra ins of sum!
Nix, Mrs. A. K. Itossiter, Mts. R.
staged in Orlando, where the r e .toward the main channel relieves
W. Lawum. Mrs. A. G. Mclwtulon,
ception was most g ra tify in g , n r . j the lower river of some of its loud."
Mrs. G. S Selmnn, Mrs. Jam es G.
While recognizing thnt levees 1
cording, to Mr. Dean.
Sharon, Mrs. \V. A. Zachary, Mrs.
L a st y ear’s sale in S anford wus diversion channels, und o th e r t*u
A r th u r Gutchcll, Mrs. T. L. Hale, very successful and this y c a r ’rf is ginecring work* to copo with watei
Mrs. Charles Henderson and Me*. expected to eclipse the business of concentrated in g re a t masses in
H. A. Moreland.
river channels urc the printin':.' i
last year.
means of flood control, the Fore?!
BIRDS OF A FEATHER
Service a sse rts th a t the beneficial1
E A R T IK H ’AKI*:
FELT’
effects of forest cover in r e tu riling
Two weary str a n g e r s n u t on
FAENZA, Italy, Feb, K.— (INK) run-off nnd erosion Iqtve been es
the rond-onc day'. One was a mun — A* violent e a rthqua ke lasting two taldishcd by a u th o ra tlv e nbscfvtiis
who had been in business and ex hour* was recorded loduy on the tion and cxiteriinent in malty, part
tended credit to-everybody without scisomograjih ’ut th e observatory of the tyorid, In. o rd e r to get th
g u tting a c redit roport.
of Profrssur Benflani. The diaturl*- maximum b rn e fita -o f f o re st rover
The oth e r was also broke.—
anre was pl#?e4 *t <,000 tulles east in the Mississippi ■Busin, It is <*'-• j
giemlttle (Cul.)^ JJcrchants Bul of bent.
Igntlal, artordlnr* to the rvpott,1
‘ I *.
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8 9 F
KREISLER
Today
1' i p
* all v if ’ he ei, min a ■>
i n,led, i (,a * , .no-, '
a i i n d i n v, I
l ill lei m • 11 "F o re , a
i hi tli F-.i,
\ | . BR IIH .K I t N G IIH O N |- l oo. i
•ill"'
i »•*j in
Sr i 1 1 ,,
I it ’ (
Ill,, lop..
lunehc. n nit-i i i Ac ■ • id
annual
hri-ige
t he M1II I, II l,y \\ ill,1 • h 'pal d, I’,o fol tin* ini-tiihei s ot
I hot I II - I I ii'tiai tiiii-1,1 of I In- Wo ( mm ii > - oil ■■a ‘
( loti will t»- held Tuesday I - hi i:i> i >|i lined I \ In- iilt-i s\
pupil I i,
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(continued from page m e )
and service.
The low, be autifully proportioned
cars arc a ttra c tin g popular appeal.
The overhang is minimised nptl
numerous impnivementi* have been
made to do away with as much
friction a- possible. Tile new school
of foreign design is evident. The
cars are more attractively colored
in the most harmonious hues. There
is a noticeable tendency to blend
r a th e r than make an appeal by of.
fering a clash.
Sum m ing up tin- innovations, ns
they appeared in models shown
here, the new automobiles are g e n
erally smaller in e x te rio r a p p e a r
ance, but there bits been no sa c ri
fice in the m a tte r of comfort.
While they appeared smaller, w ith
out exception their interiors are
mote roomy. The fittings ami t r a p
pings t*ri- elegant and furnishings
-nr more comfortable than ever.
Some of the higher priced cars
an- luxurious to a g r e a te r extent
than ever before.
In addition to the cars, there
was com pic ty demonstration of
accessories, tires, tubes and other
essentials to good automobile perfoi tnanre.-T here was a very crcilittdde exhibition
of radios ticranged by .the llof-Mac llntleiy
Ruby .Mai I III lliotl, Man Kli/a
bet It ,\llive 1525. Mild?* *l Mill-hell
mini, .lean Muvwill lTt5n, \ irgipia
Mi Daniel 1075, Mary Niv,,n 1200.
Kivu I'earee 1175, LiieUle I'rtu-ler
• oi alt "get her -upei fill t'2titl, .Margaret Peters I2PP. Pearl
ilium Ml Upon K I el-lei '- R,di-Mti I I .5. I In i riel Ro'M ter I laO,
11L11oig Hi- ext i aiiriliiiai y perfect I .ion ,, Ru—ell lono. Ruth Runyan
III 1' *1 ;11inn. \ i , hnieal pi i feet ion und 1100. tilady- Stiiii|it‘i 1000, Ktlu-I
Strang, I 150. M a le Khi|i|i 10511.
M| |, tie a l e .................. ...
fl I I .
1'.tin-Ida fail i -..oi 1025, Jam* l ,,t1 fill I o 1 In l e ill pilt< d III -el
Ira
i ■i p pi MW
i a in fa and t
mo
Mildreil Holly 1050. Juli-t Higgins matte vii'tixila
l-Yut ii ring the
ev e n in g 's
pro
105(1. Gladys Itiek-on 1025. Relin
done- '.mil, Mail K mlaw iCiU, MarW a g iie r 1225, Nell W illia m s 11125,
gaiel l.,,iiv
I IPO.HI,ir e Lauici
Mint, K atblien I ,nii|1 I2V5, Helen \ v a Wriglii 10511, C a r r ie Wliile
HI75, Kilitli W a lke r I llii).
\Ll I , oil tn*
I Illll,Mu IV Helen
\l(,I ,- I
I .licit 1 M ill ,m i 1250,
\ rm Mm I tuP IIn Im i Mur,i 12-
Bulletin Declares Work
Gf Engineers Should Be
Aided By Reforestation
I < IM t
Auto Exhibit Lures
Enthusiastic Crowd
grant was dancing In the dining
with the music being fa h i-- i
i»heil by a fivt*-t*l«Vi pfVhMtro
engaged hy the auto dealers. A t ~
'.t.-JO o'clock $25 in gold
.“
aw ay in four aw ards, three
£5 each and one f o r .$10. This
of the program was in charge of*,.,
J...T vuitc r.—xerrebiry-- o f - l h e - “ ~
Chamber of Commerce,
To'ilay the last day o f the show,
the doors opened at 2 o’clock a n d ...
will remain o|H>n until m id n ig h t.* '
An even la rg e r attendance th a n
th n t o f . last uight is expected f o r e s
this evening.-’ •
The San Junn G arage e x h ib ite d - *
the newest th in g In Studebaker "
m a n u fa c tu re in the
['resident,
stra ig h t-e ig h t sedan. With it they _
displayed the Krskine Six, a sedan
model,
Kilwnrd Higgins Inc., showed,)),
Ford Tudor sedan and a sport
coupe., both of which were in dark ,
'
blue colors.
The Florida Chandler Motor
““ ■■-I
Company displayed two of tho
latest models of Chandler.
They
Were the specinl six deluxe sedan
and the M e tropolitan’ Big Six
Sedan.
W hito-Highleymnn
were ex
hibiting n four door sedan and a
specinl sport coupe.
The
Seminole
Hii(lso"-F,ssex
Company showed a five-p*,»sengcr
stnndnrd sedan and an Unset
sup(*r-stx, four-door seilnn.
The Sanford Buick Company
exhibited t tvo sedan models, ope
i\
five und the other seven passen
ger type. Httch wns in an a t t r a c t
ive shade of green.
Miller O. I 'Ii i II i p- and Sons had
the new Victory Six model on dis
*
play, one being complete and the
oth e r showing only Hie chassis
with the m otor exposed.
^ ^ jS S iiii,
J a i u .i i y 1*11
"I lit/, lie . lei gave a i ceil a I al
fat n- i-ie II.ill on .l.iuu.trv IS I i
it, ie a il >oii| ,oii li ,,i e i hat al
W.1. • glee!
till In.1-I ■ t lillisiciail
('bii ag o . Ill . I* K Brow n I'a la tk a . . I his eveiv iippeat.in, i
Then
F la .; ,1a-. II H i ion, ( lila n d o , l-’bi u r ir people *iii tb
tape, mi minty
A. M. G tepiity. O rlan d o . I-la.; II of them tlml iheie w.t- just room
(
W ehstei and w ife, M ilw aukee; |m|' the vimIiiio I. to- mcolllplltlist
H. F. Beal. ,lai k'sonville, F la.; U anil his piano, ami the standing
R. Boyd, daeksonville, Fla,; IMI nmm was jimmied light.
that it
Bryant, daeksonville. Fla.; A. K seemed - - d' not a -.High- addilioll
\N \l
F A O E -I
room Local
___
Kreisler Is Greeted
By \Eighty
Girls Begin
Packed House A t Recent Rehearsals For American
was givenfor
part
Concert In Carnegie Hall Legion Pageant A n d Ball
flfiMmni
appo
A. Rudolph. Milam- T llealcr. tin*
S A T D R I 'A V
RTilliotrt
Scott will
lit biidgi- :il la-r linrite in
|it .‘1:110 o’cliM-k.
m I'lii will *-nli itain at a
Bridge lulii-la-oli at i*ili*
In*
TKiTJtTalhcnn Class of* (ho First
B a ptist Church m e t T uesday nfternoon in th e ir cltyas room nt the
chuych for its r e g u l a r business
id J socinl - m eeting. The hostfor th e a fternoon w ere Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs. B. F. (Innas
Mrs. C. I*. Henderson.
Mitchell, >class president
elided, when routine business
was* enrried out. Miss. Blossom
Thompson, who is conducting a
study course nt the church this
weeki wns ’present nnil gave a
very in te re stin g talk on th e duty
of th e organised chiss member.
A fte r all business had been finshed, the_ mem bers enjoyed a soc
ial hour, when several piaho sel
ections were given by Miss C h a r
lotte Nix, Mrs. K stridge and lil:le d a u g h te r Marian, and a ,group
of readings w ere given by Miss
Gladys Henderson. A t the d o se
if the program the hostesses se rv
e d sandwiches, pickles,
choose
w afers and orange ade.
. '‘V isitors
present
were
Mrs.
Frost, Mrs. [,. II. H arvey, Mrs. S,
J. Nix and Miss Rmmn Mltssku.
Members present w ere Mrs. G a r
r e tt, Mrs. .1. I>. Dosscy, Mrs, K. R.
Roekey, Mrs. Guv H. Selmim, Mrs.
It. T . W arren, Mrs. T. F. M ar
shall, Mrs. J. II. ('o ld o u g h , Mrs.
T. It. Higgins,
Mrs.
Hawkins,
Mrs. J. (’. Mitchell,
Mrs. H. F.
Gatins, Mrs. I,. I,. Gooch, Mrs. A.
M J S T i t e v t l i - i U 'J'uyW^.Y
-.j*
THE SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY, KgBBUAltY 8, 1928
148 MRS. FRED. S. DAIGER, Society Editor Residence Tel. 37.
\Social
lendar
D>‘‘
f
4
Y owell-Drew,s
m
V IO L E T
Spring Opening
8 9 /
T hursday
i,*on
Black Narcissus Products
f^eed Firm To Stage
Rose 'Rush Sale Here
Come in and see for yourself
10 A. M. to Noon 2:30 to 4:30 P. M.
Beautiful Models will present the
FACTORY ADVERTISING
This two-piece set of Famous Black Nar
cissus specialties for small advertising
price of only 89 cents. Get yours now'.
Limit 2 sets to each customer
Sanford Drug Co.
89/
89/
This offer
for-those who were unable
to oblain their Black Narcissus products
ut the last demonstration. ^
letin.
Beautiful Music will entertain.
.
*
*
•** rJ§
Violet Souvenirs will be given.
Violet Souvenirs will be given
.u
Y o w e ll-D r e w C o .
F lo rid a'
O rlando
iM
i
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it
�r
. >
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IV.
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THK.SAKKOKH.HEKALD. TCEDNE&dAl« flEUlHlXKV J3,.19*3
Pflfffc Fout1
Nothing Reserved
mm
Im
m m m m ,
m m tm i
Friday and Saturday
A lot of these items are special purchases—some are close-outs of. lines
—but all are unmistakable money savers. Shop early—we can’t prom
ise you how long the merchandise will last at . these astounding low
prices!
DO x 90 Plain sheets. Kxtra good values Friday
& Saturday—
Beautiful artificial flow
Cream, white and Kern
2 ' \ yds. long.
Bath
^Big.Ben Double Thread
Price Friday and Satur
day 3 for
2 1•• vds. for
Flowers
One lot of new spring
artificial flowers. One
bunch for
Huck
Towels
;wf)nul)fe
[i thread Huck towels.
Special price Friday and
* Saturday (> for
colors.
Size SI \ 90. Soft finish
cd and hemstitched
Special Friday and Sal
urday.
t
, A
Wool Blankets. $10. to
$20. values. Special sale
One at regular price and
two for $1.00 i:\TK A
Guar
■
issiores
sizes and styles. Spec
ial price— (2nd floor)
Childrens Dresses
Blankets
Everfast Prints
anteed fast
Brassieres
One Ini of odd styles.
Ladies and childrens
sweaters ( 2nd floor)
.26 inches to 40 inches
wide. New sprint; pat
terns. 3 yds, for
!5G inches wide,
small, lot of these to
close out. (2nd floor)
Sweaters
flowers. 2 Va yds. for
Fast
color prints j
Rayon and muslin under
percales. Sizes 2 to
years. ('2nd flour) —
wear for children. .Spec
ial sale price (2nd flnnri
Values
Everfast printed linen
36 inches wide. AJI col
Men's white broadcloth
shirts. All sizes. Reg
ular £2.00 values.
Per yd.
Sport Satin
New spring silk finished
* sheer
voile.
Light
Mens Socks
W ool Socks
F<>r men. Values up to4»
$2.Oil Special Friday and*?
Saturday, Per pair—
White and dark
shades. Per yard.
Printed Suiting
Organdy
Fast colored prints. All
45 inches wide. Printed
' shades for spring. 2 1!•
in all the new spring designs
yds. for
Bath Towels
.
i
r anev sport socks
boys. Special sale i
\
Bath Towels
Hose
Infants Gowns
Full Fashioned Chiffon
dark shades.
Boudoir Pillows
Pretty lace
trimmed
pillows. An assortment
Values up to $2.00. Spec
ial price for Friday and
Saturday—
Dresses
Cotton^
cnlorsst
Union Suits
Men’s Vassal* and Mun
sing wear union suits
Regular $1.50 values—
of colors and shapes.
Ladies dresses,
prints.
Fast
(2nd floor)
For men. Regular $1.00
values.
Special sale
price 2 for—
I
Four In Hand Ties
$ 2 .0 0 values. A ll light and
ial sale price.
Made of Muslin, Nain
sook and Cambric. Spec-
Bow Ties
Men’s and boys wool
sweaters, i luc at regu
lar price and two for an
EXTRA.
and service weight, Regular
Some hand made and
hand embroidered. Spec
Gowns-Teds
All wool. Sizes 2 to 6
yrs.
One at regular
price and two for an
extra—
Sweaters
Double thread colored
border.
Regular 35c
values. 1 for
Infant Dresses
Childrens Underwear
Mens Work Shirts
Rag Rugs
ors.
close out. Friday andi
Saturday— (2nd floor)
Batiste
Cretonne
Heavy tapestry finished^
Tinted grounds. Lnrge
j.
Towels
ji! diacliep;- ; £ « l l ; , h a l s * - " v.'A*
fiunrnnleed
W ttS P M M
Saturday four tor
l(i yrs. (2nd floor)
Girdles
Everfast
Suiting.
Children's Dresses made
of fast colored Batiste1
ami Prints. Sizes !l to
Muslin (towns bloomers
and teds and Real Rayon
Bloomers. (2ml floor)
■pretty ruffled curtains,
Flowers
Girls Dresses
Underwear
Curtains
Ladies aprons.
Fast
color prints in slip over
styles. (2nd floor)
Mens W inter Suits
Good Quality - W ools and Silks
rice and two
for $ 1 .0 0 Extra.
W ool Suits
For large boys. . All
wool.
Grey, tan and
brown.
Or * "t <*«ular
price and iwo f< *’ an
EXTRA
1—1
1*
Moth Proof
■
I.*-. •
h a /r
■
1 *
t”
. -dm.
1
£frH M M h
K-Zee-Pack
••
'
• A
Moth Proof Bags
r,
jliiw ...
If,
�r
%
v .
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1
TOE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY* 8. .1828
Political
C A W F IV B .J
A n n o u n c e m e n ts
_tir
t:. K. W A l.K K Il.
H > u C l . I 'l l K OP T il l'. C l l t l ' P I T
COI IIT
10-A—Poultry And Eggs
A D .K A IT iS
[C.jh U« A d,*DC*
be re c e iv e d
ind collrclor ««nt
i for P*r n '^QC" „ | | n s
-------- „--- fit ■ line
Te « H t f
are
rates
far
•StfSi. i.»«*h
1choree
o l 30c toT
I&inff «> restricted
made T h e San-
wi!l be responsible
, incorrect insertion,
a,cr for subsequent
|Th( office should be
U edistely In case o f
classification
w ill
•owplete i n f o r m a t i o n .
U ish , they w ill a ss ist
IrditifE >'°ur w a n t
effective.
cem ents
BAKUAIN
of
Fix A T L l t K S ON T H E A IR
nil*
way, there are no two ways
S E E D Pofctoes Red Rlisst Maine
(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $6.00
Spauldinff Rose No. 1 (Certified)
150 lb. sacks $6.00 Cash w ith ull
orders. United Produco Co. 1355
Reaver St. W est, Jacksonville,
Fla.
_____
about it! • T he easiest way to
get what you want at the least
PI.A N T S fo r safe—Three million
Mnrfflobe to m a to and World*
lientcr p e p p e r ' plants, $2.50 p e r
thousand cash w ith order. . J. R.
Davis, .F o rt Myers, Florida.
possible cost is to
read
Classified *Section
regularly.
this
Try it— and see.
S A L E —Citrus trees; Valen
orange, pineapple orange,
Marsh seed less g r a p e f r u it!
5-8 to 7-8, 35c each;
7-8
1-1 to 2, 75c each. E a rl II.
N u rse ry , Eagle I-nke, Fin.
lie w e n p
w k
t
BBC
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
MUST
•
...sell below cost ,im m ediate-’
I iiiiNf l|»n Hun iuiiI Mi-in nr r tml d *
w ith term s, u t i t n c t l v r t» roiMii « ‘ititnl Iput hm Ik hitul. h> iioU'tl ni^tlb u n g a lo w built b y o w n e r for Intuit*. 'it «l autliunttvM m hr ih»- '‘FatHur
CVnt rally
located,
best
ouff C
it y ,
City.
port
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1‘OU rO l'K T Y P l t o s t U T T I M ,
ATTOItKHY
i
II
bin u u i,
W r i t i 1 U.
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I f >H!l .1 i r I’HlINt I p a t r i l ,
.( |U| w || oW it t u n o u iii wi i i c t u l , y u u
IV, hiiv**, u r
Will Imv*
m i \ oumi
| Imrt>iOHtioll, hluKKt>h li\ i t , b'tk(»Uil
w ca o
.
, 10 :.‘Ul—National . G land Opera,
" l . ’EHulr
.............
WEAF
WCSH W1.IT WRC WTAG
WCAE WSAl KKD Wll AS
WSM WTA.M WSR WTIC.
I*, r e i i y a n n o u n c e m y e a t u l h l a e y
r e - n lectin tl
ft ,
tlir
iifflc*' o f
C o iiu iy Pi o s e e u t iliK A t t o r n e y
s«l»*
J«* l In tin- w i l l o f t h e v o t e r s III
t t i e P* m > > d i it t e p r i m a r y o n J i m . * i,
.It K I N l i
I.K U N M I'.iV
fo r
ID—Houses For Side
8.
9— KcduUtr hour.
orchestra
and vocitl-r-WOR W EAN WNAt; W FDl. WMAK W C A U .V J .
ASAV a DCi W A IU WKKQLWGIIP WCOA.
■'>
; ‘ ;H'
9— Ipiina
Ti iiuliudtiura,: Roy
I on s iiR iiirr
* .
tit week, WEAK W E E P <VTt liirrliy m i n u u '. tc my cm utlilacy
fo r Mic h lilr i' of gliurlli of Sem in1C W.IAR W T A O 'W C SH WRC
ut«* I ' . u n t y t.ulijrct lo tile v/111 of
WHY WC.R WCAK WTA.M
t h e voicrs nl |lie J u n e P u m n r y .
WVVd WSA1 KSl) W RA P WllJ. IN McCt.UI.t.AN I).
AS WSM WMC WSR.
r u n t \ \ AxsiiNSim
i
9:30— Good rich hour, orches
I w i s h It* iin nouiirc mj- cnmUilncy
tr a and q uartet, WEAK WEKI
fnr III,' offlri' o f T ax A s s e s s o r of
S e m i n o l e i ‘o u n l> , s u b j e c t
to
Hie
WTIC W JA It WTAG WCSH
w i l l o f tlie v o t e r s in tlu- Ju n e
WRC WGY WGR WCAK WTprim ary.
J O f c t:, C i l I T T U N D l C N ,
AM WWJ W SAl KSl) WRAP
W ll AS WSM WMCG WSR.
r u i l t I.K IIK I IIIC I IT c o t ,I I T
10 — Columbia
I'hrtiognipb
I l i d e b y aniHiunce my canJIiliicy
hour musical program . WOU
f o r tin* office of c le r k , of the
C it c n it P o in t , a n . d i e t to th e actio n
WEAN WNAC W FRL WMAK
of th e ( o l d * -.1 th e J u n e P r i m a r y .
WCAU W.IAS WADC W A IF
It. It. IHTAH.
TtT--------ltd 1
W hen the easiest way is the best
l(Ml) p l ants and Flowers
Feb.
W ed n ritd a),
t tirioby unn o u o cv m y candP lney
f o r r«.••lection to th e o fllcc uf s h e r
iff uf Sfinloolc C o u n ty aul>jecl to
‘. lie m l Ion t>( Hi# v o te r s In the
y e m o . i . i l l c p rim a ry lo be lielU n e a t
June.
I will iitipti<clnt<< your
su p p o r t,
i enrectfult> yuurs,
C. k . i t AND.
in
m i . x i n r . i i * u p s p . m i m m .I!
P i n X T! .
t i t ' l l in iinim unee flint I um a
en Ini III.*'» l - i I« ■d e c t lull In I tvi* of
WEDNESDAY. FER. 8
I91.N. WEAK New York 61":
I : .15, slnu! ^L'littires; :.‘i0, music
Uloo'l crntli Piiiumv t**‘ lie hd*l on June, rchool settlement: i, s t u d i o pi*
Sanford llcm ld at once.
( .ilL iPk s.
livailiicUi'M.
l»r-tfKKtirt*. Imriteiiiittt **f Hu* a
FOR S A L E —C itrus nursery slock
on Hough l.cluou .R oot^ Quality
iindyvilr\«!Uejk' k u ir a u f e V d ^ ’i f t t 'my
|»r**lnif»ly
l».iv c
pjiinful
iimmihim,
‘prices before you buy. F. ihumett. ISO AfMSK celery fm m , in R ation Jf k'iailili
r trot»^f»‘. j ;i-i Hi i *i iHrit’ iifi
Naimlt‘«tt (H
whiM '..•P o m e r a n ia n Wnverly, Florida.
ami drainage unexcelled. $:!.- ,*.i, il'" ‘‘i ' I " iVsT"",
ItdltlF
nt
|V tail, cu rled m e t FLO RID A
Will
client
I
pihmtcii* ••! ;t Miul litUirk
050,00
cash,
balance
in
five
a
n
CROW N pun-blight,
i
f
ItiiiHii
i
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mj
M
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V
Dill
lone
th
e
Ij’rtlr Ate I’hiUie 2.1U.
good e a tin g Pear:
S tu a rt P e nual paym ents witii interest a t j I-uUl. lit III** I•t| lit.Nillli, 't.ippliirtHH
only
6
p.
e.
Address
llox
ri,
Heiaht.
III
Iff
MICCI'NH,
j
$
1
-9
*
1
ii^
Kill
e
|
\
HU
Nil
*
cans, Ja p a n Persimmons, Plums,
Ittsf tin* IniMJc -*f W iiterhiu
|»fc,, pit I I up reil Prunes, $1.0(1 to $6.00 per dozen,
if iio» ,»i* rtiiK -irnu fniin imy of
Iht* com m mi euni |it:i 1n I h «-mimeniti*d
SAtuitl’iy mmmm in j4 in delivered. \ h . . r us. Reeve N u r s 21— Acreuge For Sale
«••»)*<
f ' oijnI I| m Mini
iiiiij
I) i'll kor *
^!n will l.imily l e u \ „■ ery, C ottage Hill, Fla.
ilioliN r u n In* | m»mIU yc U * liiniiuiteJ
iv% c m oft i t . Hun* Ic u l tu c t IomI h W r i t ©
Jim1 offii i .
A C R E A tiE AT $127 | ht acre. "i *•$»11 fo r free liter.it tu i- ('■•ii^nl ln 12— Wanted
T ra c t of nearly
acres, located M* si u itlim ii tl .A i n r
bw:«
f»|{
fliS
• *t»IMV I X I t n W K I . L
W A N T E D : tra n sp o rta tio n to De
between two Orlando roads with
rctl
I'll i «i|r*!iin Sp**c l.i 11/. I n*S
troit: will share expenses. ('. frontage oil old highway, can he tit tlie n f f i c i Ti ■nt tjuh i <»f S t o n i
Ttaile ! l " t i e
m r . C a s p e r . R o u t e A , I ’ u x 1 9 7 . .S till, I l o w * 1"! i lit I J le e* ,| | { t| hi*jih **H
picked up today by someone who n 'h«'"»
\A e->f l i o l e \ 1 !* TV Ie
AA1*t Si 11«1
t'.nl on I'*_'*• N.i li A<l•
f OIII.
knows values at a great saerifice. I’loi (»Lt
'Ti •eplmrit i«rr*
ifcayikl- 1 ' . i f III VV ll .l lVery desirable location for poultry
far 111 I
i ! !-> i
W A N T E D —To tra d e equity in farm. Some high laud anil some
Political Atinnunm iirnl
yj
1 111 '
~f i n i - l i e d
gi^oii lot fur automobile. Musi he
I Thu ear will go n( n in good ronditioh and reusmialde. muck. Possibilities for develop
f o i l vt lit-: MtX XTOII
merit are great. If you a re look
] It will | m ,\ >-u tu in- A d d r e s s itox 1 It) r u l e T h e H e r a l d .
1 ]l* lt*ll> II II111filin'-** li : ii I’d Mil t«1 li I *
ing
for
something
on
which
wou
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rfunl Ant tin lull* • n.
Uilli St ii^Lu u l lUMrli't ciiMt14— Knonw AVHhrut DparJ may make reasonable profits w ith (It*
it l>f S i ' l II l 11' 1J
I I I * 1 . | 111 I *«4l|l|
out holding long, it will pay you (lllSl
$14*1 Mil.ji . f lit
lit,I iHiiimTH I H-*
to
irvestigate
this.
Address
It.
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One
liedioiim,
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II. in r e The Herald.
i ami (Iriih.iin trucks.
'<» u iii t» f»n i l i < in -f (id .-j t*sl u f I t *
|l lib i'tteel. 1*1 one 3. 15— A|iurlmt*nt lo r Kent
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In ll'p w i l l
r o u siiK itirr
SI5.
A. 278, E m erson
H atdhety, TtrooksVille, Fin.
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J00.000— M white-yellow Dcrmudn
onion plants? good stocks, wollrooted $1.25 p e r M, 1-1 cash, with
order. W. Z. Chnppell, 329 S. \V.
10th St. Miami, Florida.
i i i i i . u u i w .v
su tijtii
In,. v n ir , s nt tNr In moei i.ltc p r i
m ary on Ju n e ti,
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Try It Out
C H I C K S — S ele cte d sto c k , d e liv e r
ed. W . L e g h o r n s 100, $12; 500,
168.
H ettvy t i m e d 100,
$13,09;
|lfi<W i t e - u n d f R . I. R e ds, 100,
FOR
cia
ami
buds,
to i
Way
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f t * ’1" rkr ,rrCUT iTr-CfTrl. oV t.i* Clrcull • m m
LdVE«TISEIIP
L jj
rep resen tativ e
familiar w ith r a t e s
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. Ut. v*
F R E S H Qjiffs, hu'uy chicks, and
Hatchinff
egg?.
C tc k lc b e rry
F a rm . Lake Mary.
nT e n n is B a lls ^
R a d io
N o M o re
P ro g ra m s 1
e o n n ii m i t r e
I nm n cnmllilatr for the office
of Slnriif mol win appreclata »upport m ti,,. Jum Primacy.
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| Avenue. I’l.oiie 7 1 6-W .
dri> u r n k
co.
J Mamol'a A.e.
HiAftMONs
Aul'illliillile Co,
1 1 Ate.
I'hniie 1117.
Servirc
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County
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til fin I'aUnfl- Sun
<tt> In t : i i spreads
tim es
lien |m ir inline.
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It; — House.'- F o r K e n t
SIX room house llutli. w a te r mil
lights. West First St., $20 pel
-''"'lii. We ure
month. Apply 117 Poplar Ave.
I'hnn Call 1o::.
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W ILL T R A D E —Equities in sever
al
good l o t s fm small house. What
918
TWO iipartnienls',
have
you. (live complete details as
Park Ave., a f te r 7, ii*eloi k or
r o i l COI M l .111)01)
te location, price, m ortgages, etc ,
1
.i nun'll in • my rfiiitlltliiii
Plume nil.
when answ ering this ad. Addiuas I i*r 11*- »'1f f t | •»n li» llri* o f f l r r nf
I'mttjlv fti-li*.’ ul
imili «i* 0*11)1)1 v
O N E five room and one three i Rnx 29- care The Herald.
I S.i lii-* *sy iijn't (:*■ [In* w i l l o f (tm
I ' ' . i n n i . i »k
\%*t*.tuf
Remlnoli'
room a p a rtm e n t to rent, conic,i I
On y n t m tin* 11* in i ia t * r P r i m a r y
O arage
Myi tie and
I2tli S t.
21— L u ts F o r S a le
.1. i l l . hi l.i u»* li* i Ju n e f.Ui 1rJ I t
Phone 597 It
*l.\s *i SIIAR ON .
PARK A V E N U E LOT. n e a r 13th
FO U R rooms, unfurnished: t h r u
ron
i tv
i i.i.i.r .r r iu i
S Ilo c t, facing cast. Will sell oil
J x* I* Ii i*i it ii ii* mi n- f M int I n m rt
rooms, furnished
two rooms, tuisy payment;-. Dosinihle locutinn
i'H nti Mi.i f >* f*»» I** r l f f t l n i i
In
Ch*
furnished. Phone 025-W,
for p re tty home. Itox 25 ca re The •f'li*’*- r.f I n v «*.tH* i (nr nf Hum In
m lit <
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In Mi * 1 in n r r r u f sr
APARTMENT
1, Rose
Court Herald.
i H i y P* )•* l u l l in .Tiini'.
A partm ent*. Call II. II. Raggett, OAK H IL L LOTS: The bent locu f * rVf ni m
r jv i i p p m I u n i ,i»* u p p r i ’ f 1;(t©d
Phone 197, o r 672 .1.
JN O
I* J 1 N K I N S
tion in the subdivision. Price $650
-x
-l! -s—r—Acnch
on
term*
of
$10.00
caah
and
ALL modern conveniences, hot
ro ii
rx^
.w x M fo n
u T i i-x .iiMiDUn* © t o t ! i o p o o p h *
w ater, down town loi nti'tV newly $10.00 monthly. Addles* Poltt O f •»f 1 Sl m
ii i ii o Ic <' m i n t * ih.if T iim a
furnished, each a p a r tm e n t with fice Rox 131. Sanford, Florida. ntvitMili! t i i*»r tux .iwnifior nulijin't
In Ml*
lit « 1 - i n n nf III© VOl ©r H I fl
private hath.
Price very leason- Palm etto Avenue I'd. fining cast, Mn*
I >»*irpM-i*it !«• I ’ r l n i . n ' i n lm h e l d
alle.
Call R6I-.L
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I li a v © l l v u d
w ith 7.5 feet ft outage, cun he
in n r n i i L i
.u n i HiTiil nnl©
rm in U fi
houglil
for
$l,oon.
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owner,
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ft lid o f f
k e e p irg , all for $31) monthly Rox 21 ( . ii • The Sanford Herald. f u r XZ ) f i l l s I Imv** >ii.i«l»i m y l l v In^f
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218 Magnolia Ave.
FUR S A L E Ea-t front lot on ;i rid f n i n i kn.tf ! p r n p o M t o l i d i > v ® r y
Mageolia Ave* to . Evans Addi i n v p A v . i i .i 1 1 v lilt* pi > * p o r t i o i i « l 4
A p a rtm e n t to relit a t :i2l> O a k
© Ilf!)'
tion. Very desirable residential tph. 'ii lf lv. • iPf' I NL "m| I .*I I )l»\ M* uti tml luj 111
M M i p n rt
Ave, Plume 710-1
dist i irt. Lar 'c I. Ov\ IU*r w ill HU*’* | u ill l*r upi*l . * t a t m .
k
m
K ii.n n jc .
Nicely furnished a p a r tm e n ts with rifiee cn easy tetn.-. A ddress!
nil m o d e r n conveniences. Phone (.’. D. R. cure Herald.
I'lM I l i l t : I . I . l i t s t . A T l I I K
1 lie rx 'li y a o t o i u n c e 111) i n u S I d u . ' y
70. Call at .‘UK Palm etto Ave.
(o r tlo> I.. mt.-ln ln ry. sut>J,..'t to tits
of, — M isc e lla n e o u s F o r S a le
w i l l . . f i t ..
voter*.
..(
S n m ln n ls
- Two
furnished
FOR R E M
1'o o o l y
In t l . r p r ' d i a i y t o li e hnl.t
(.
AS
Range.
Kit.
he*.
Table
and
on J u n e i> HUS
upurtaients, large room*, 9!9
M X| U llllV
. hairs. Hicy rlc amt I.i.w n-mower.
P a rk Ave.
Vjqdy 300 E. 20 tli S’
I'O lt S T .X T 4: I K n i M - X T l I l M
emtuire
|Phc:ic l.n.7
•Mr- 2 I 2
F u r n is h e d f o u r room a p a r t m e n t
a n d g a r a g e . Close in. $:J0 moifUi.
X .n ltK -P ic -
^Vanud
W ' V f r t r * t* T»:nk V n * ’ d f t t f r v i h . h r Sm-vutym-.*: 8, S m t l c r o r c h e d m : I ,___ —
(II \ T k .
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«<n till lii •*»■ f o r i «*-1* t • ■ *‘ t i**ii t • * 1 11»■ *‘1
i toll iiiitu ; 10: 0, \ ; i t h n . a l IS.:*ml
rii© 41. i ' mihiI* I *4*IHliMs>*h*ll*,I f I •*it»
l i m i i i - i Xcliviiiti i i f tin- vi t- - in Hu* I n-u
1 *1 1.3. W.IV. New Y ork, 66 tl. 1 ,!lii.
e illt t i IVImary to - s lo Id mi Jiiu*
t>
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H o te l A - t o r . ' i r k e s i t n ; 1:3". AVnIOMN MKISi ‘ 11
! Vt mil G o t u h d i e t s ; 6 .
rh e 7 I t's ;
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7, c o n c e i t
tv.
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CHINA PLANS TO
I'XPLIL KOREANS
Celery Markets
llureaii of Agricultural
mfrH
ro-iijH -ratiug
Eeonn-
w ith
th e
Florida S ta te llurruu of .MarKets. — It. E. U o rh ln .
.
Local Hrrencntative
8;::i). Sylvunin F. i. sil l
>3. V an
1 1v tin u r;Ml, Alcun r m n ii*ii iih;
< i w iy cutting and lornling i.-* in*
Vii I h i i r i l i f s A r e H t'iM irled Tit
I h i v e I I tte n tir n g e tl L itn d O w it t rt a^Iii^. (irmMT.s ami *hi)i|u»rx are
III IIp*li',
e r s N u t ' l o R e n e w L e a s e s cmi>urai*eil l»y tlu* U-ttvi* tone uf
122.,:. WOR
Newnik, 71"
2.
I ii v x K 1 3 ( N S
A n i u i r e t l l l y K o r e a n I ' a r m e r s t hr market ami heavier ileinaml for
Suuheuius; 2:3", t e i l o i .
Fui"lltittl
y n i i ii - o r x r ; « i l M i l . i : i l e t l i r ,
to in
Ike pi mint t; l he celery i#
.'jo
me.-;
3:15
Ito.-clniol
■ (M
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iissi
n,ul 1 am a o lih e s lta ; 6 17*. .I.mnii Royal ot
lot harvest: < alifoi nut shi|imettls
I
44
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4
.
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a te
I . i. iiiing gradually iiunh
• III li | v i tin ip IHitill 11
J tfjilU. S »V S. I’liiyei - ; 9, Knksler • III- m u . l i i v a i m , ,1 -It
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i: i w 111. i . i . i : I: i 11:30, T h e W ite liin g I l n u r
troiqr W nth- it will tip easily
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I'.is-ihi,. I,. {iVeril.i the shl|*1IK‘llt*
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('»jvi' " i K i.ioil(*.x tx v s 11 I't't:
N'87...*,. W H A L Iia Im i m i c .
Hi.*."
I.. In. i'li a \* IV*T >» l If* l Imn the iff shipments from Florida may be
si:.v tiX " i i; i ' i >i n’ t v
I'.iyX N " l l i t I k " " , I ' l . v 'l t l l ’A VI 6:30. d i n n e r riv k itM iiij, 7:30. or- f 11 It IV1- I fi))n -1* umi* :*!*• (hr rchy
Ml N I'K * '
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Sixty-eight i ai> vv. i.- lulled out
Mltti.XM/.i i'
VM>
l ; M I V . * Na r a iy Innn ; 1", l i u r . c p r.i i'in u i .
p i , 1li- nt Mam Inn in. In■tu i1 1he of Sanford yexteidny, and ten from
| Nl i c i t ' I I I . 1
x 8
111 ( HI
N I ATI ' 'I 1 1.1 'll l 11 V
Itii'i.2, W F 1 - W I IT P h i i i i d e l p h i u , 1llgll.lt i •it u^utn-•1 ttn-iri.
Manatee. Two .Ul. i ears left the
7 lit. 6:30.
A d u lp lu a
W h isp en i.g
i U11111)1 <'u m p rtr
'i i n ;
io
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it."
-late pi id u*ly train the W inter
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m r l i c t i n , . 3".
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The
(Garden District making the total
i • .it.x i .y |.'i u: i i n r w i :n r '
M ono n t - in they in no .-1 . 'ippelc w ,11. thr low
I || | | ;J V II 111' I A1. ' 1tt* ' * ft v'1 e h c s l i . i ; 8 . t'.ieiit
l.u hi i id.i 8il rats. California
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lo I n il piiodv I " ills
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7:30,
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r i . m n t ; 9,
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9, m u s i c a l
j.io g ia m ; 9:30, organ.
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s t a l e r O i c h e s t r u ; 9 . 3 6 , G .m d i icll
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large
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efforts
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f e l l e d K oi ell Ms (lie r ti It*f Iy ( - i ic a g e d
(hr* iticited cxclu.-i.ui i n
m a lle i sllive K orea is h
deii*t ly | io| hi hi l c 11 a i c a " I little ita
tu iu l t e —
*.,lie*'—.-•> I hat ihc ii'fllsai
to allow (hem to m ig r a te into the
• i.arsely p-.-.qiled Mariehuiia m ight
h e l.eellly fell by
Die I7.WKI.4HHI |
K oreans.
s e t nuis
V, S e v e n A n '* : 9. I p a n a
T in iiln i
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322 1. W IIA S
L o u isv ille , 936
7:15. n i i l i e - i i n : «, G n a t Moineiils
in H i s t o r y ; 8.36. stu d io c o n c e r t :
<1
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9:36,
t ; , „ 11 i, ** h u m ;
16:36.
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G u il d Upera.
MH.t*. VV Ml
Menijdlis, 586: 8,
•.ii." . |.ri*t*i:iiii; t*. Ip a n a T ru u b u t l c o i 1: 9
Giioiirich hour.
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) pi, mi T io u h a d o u rs J 9:30, losu!rlch ho u r;
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Opel a*
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N ew O ilc a n s,
161(1; 9:36, v a ul and in s t r u m e n t a l ,
P ain e music, t h e a t r e p r o g r a m .
2 P .9 , Wt'OA P en sa co la , 1200:
'.* hi idffe lex-on; 9 :.111, N aval A ir
s i : ......ii itand: 1L orguit.
2 i !. WRVA Richmond^ 1180:
. o n c e it; 9:05, M q m l u i ; 9 :3 5 ,
Discover) c o n c ert; 10:30, orclies-
Mi.d'-rslai.eil. J. VI. McKKI.7 l.uxlo
l.eel* riTfillly on. tu-w II. the xtly
■lay of April. A. I*. HSU. i-dtlvlfl>•'* <—
In t lie t’uunty C ourt In an d fm
8c ml Hole Courify, , Klnrldu of th r
,-rlnoof (ho po»i.i-*«tnn of InloxlCnc*iy ami m a n n er ns r* iiilred
. a lin e liquor. Intends lo apply *»
1, „*. ,
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lhe ltnn(ir«*6«“ Hoard ' of I’ar.lons,
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the
of ja ta r e h . A. 1) tfl^j
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| 3 l h .day
.1
a full end COTmiletr inifdoti rod
I s J ’\tl* iu i • 4*'d T j^n e'er* of Mi* for
v in d ic a tio n f o r said
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- k i ;e .
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e . i ln r . Ml . .
Ih - t o n , M>. •( ' i - v i l l c,
(hi* Koitiiii bio I. to In- . v ii land
R o k, i i i n o m . i t . , K l i m t Some of tliem ur* to l»- allowed r l . i . . I i ; i
i : i ‘ . In,
live on Chinese -"H p)..v id.i| ilo-y vil|. y t o n i t ' o t o e i > , r .
beroqie iiiil'Daliz.ed • liiiie-.e, Mluih ft* i*.| > , I * i nl I *o . ■. I V , ’ ■ i. | *
of c o n i-e, i- n»t a )**p .'Tile'll .led j.h'.v I ! * li* v a r " r o u y i ' i r *
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li.iiin I 'm e x f e i 16.37., Dirk Neweoudi's oichcbltit.
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Wn.-limgliin, 6 III: a n d speiis Ho* ( liine e l.ingii i l »* - t i l e - w * r e o ' . o l e a
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U
UNEASY SLEEP
“Nervei Were All lo Piece$.V|
Says Lady Who Tells How
Cardui Helped Her When
She Was Run-Down.
! I<>pkins. S. C.—Mrs. Q. W. A rran t^
of tills place, aays:
"I was suffering from spoils ol
weakness. These would come on m e
suddenly and I would have t a gt*d
up and go to bed. For several
montiis I did not sleep well at night
and got no real from sleep. 1 w a s ........
very nervous. I could not bear thd 1111
least noise. The children worriad * >■:
me. My nerves were all to pieces.
"1 had taken Cardui several times
i*ti -J! m
"-V Pv fl
before, so I sent s t once for eome
and began to take it again. A t th e
1
I
cod of a sh o rt time I felt much bst*
•
ter, so I kept right on taking C ardui
I'*
W hen I would fuel a nervous spall :,
M
coming on. I took i t n u r a fruuucntly
for s fowdaye.
t
M
nervousness disappeared entirely. 1
could sleep s t night and my general (la. U,
health was better. My sppetita pick,
cd u p and I enjoyed m y m esh , too."
Thousands, of o ther w ium a have
told of the benefit they h a .e rse tiv
ed from the use of C ardui Kosp U'
on hand, to take when needed.
A medicine of loog-eetahtUbed
merit; mild, harmless.
* ‘ ' - • *• *
drug
A t*flrd
n i| sto n e.
A-C-/N
1
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«' I
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0*i*»?i M t iio n j a h ‘s U '.( 0 V |.
» a n ii. —
-
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Mahogany duveiqaot (aide: mii- (or i l.r Slat*. I..-IKsl.it in f l i l r o u p
Si nlitl will .a t»|*i e. .n l .- n i p l.'irt lo
h..gaily Windsor rockers:, m a Ho*
pilovury (o tie Invl.l to June
,1* l \ II At l AN
hogany mantel mirmi . mahoguny
table ui.il m irier. Flow re stand,
r o u r m x t v roiiyiiMNio.M'.ii
I v loll l o U l i n o i n o e ttlHl I Kill (■
piireli chair, breakfast set, gas
" I n t v f o r l l i e . . ( r j e o o f (.'o i m t v
stove, ice cream freezer, waffle ei 'ao11(1
i o i i i Is s l o l i e r
fro m
IH sIrlit No 5.
nous, electric toaster. I I - Avnendo s . i l . j v e i i*. tli*. ile rt M i i .n o f t h e v *v l•■
rn
h
i
t
i
n
I
n
iniM'i'til
Ir P e l i n u r e lo
Ave.
l . r In 111 ot* J o u r M l . , A
I* “ l!l.'N
L i iuation Six room house: Tenth, between
Magnolia nr.d Palmetto.
Rent
1 u l I, m ein w o r k .
reasonable.
Phone
251.
*' r
I K. Tel •
lp -h i ar„| i;iin.
H f
I.O N O .
7 ROOM unfurnished house. Cor .•<)R S A L E — Remington
ty p e
»KIX<; i
ner 2nd and
Maple Avenue-.
Jo.if Kv| ‘oii ( " l v r y ansKssOII OP
w riter in good condition. Itox A,
T i l K*
stlillgle* Phone 195.
Herald.
I w i s h I*, a t. n m l i t e r l o I h r | i e o | . l r
po. .
o f H rm lo o lr I 'n lllly
r W
FOR R E N T — Five mom l.ungu- Unlimited amount «f luahhutii and " . U l . l l . t u l r f o r . • • • e l r o l l oj l e. u l t o I l l iuein o f l.
i
r ’ ti ( ■■ w i u i . ( ) u k
low, unfurnished. $25.00 per
m ix e d ncus C K .Mosley, l i a s - tie r of T a x A ssno m r. s u lije e t to Hit
mixed
i ilecjH on of Iin* v oter* in Mi© D t'iin—
,n month. Located a t 2121 Palmetto lor, Gn. '
i rjmlli* P r i m a r y to In Ii«*lc1 In slun©
Vvenue.
Get
the
key
at
The
H
er
i u f ih 1m ) i-ii r
"'•‘" " " ig . piano
h o n e ! _____________
A VU-'«) n AN.
" d a 17 y e a r s ald office.
. . | G A S s t o v e f o r so le eh* up. 1
■oilurd iioivii
-lore
Kill!
CI.KIIK
OK
COt (IT
328 J.
unaqj m y citiiJiiluey
*
_______ _________ * IjJli'r.'hy anno
r**"- Rtt..'., in A n Me. 17— H uhI te n s i 'l u r e s F o r Ite n l
c lrm ilt n in r t m il
III n f Mi# vat ©pH ip
FUR R E N T : .Small store 1»Mims, I (1R SA L E -Good Ford Delivery /.“J p '.'o'jlm » in
t r u c k , $3.09. 25 Fool Motor Hoat i h s l*voio. ..,i.e l.rlm a. y j . . I,.- *.,.*<i
S.jn.
- t vv III x n i . r c c l . l v
y o ur
■*(
kinds. or Offices. Very attractive, Phone almost new.
Make me an o ffe
n e rr,, r "
<i !
an
**?t *' Wall P „ | , . r 8 6 1 J.
,J. A. Cole,' Lincoln Hotel.
l! A ( " t l l l l
I —*
IS— W a r n e d T o I t r n t
j OK SA LE: $1500.00 w orth f u r - | I h » r * l . y r osut i i l ns iii.tiii'K
u iiri h i v s e lf ns n
nishings and lease on -12 room r n t i f t i d n l r (**< y l o r l f f o f R c i n i n o t *
W A N T E D — Furnished house to
C o lin l*- v u lilr r l
lo
live M e l l o n i ,(
accomodate large family. Phone hotel. Furnished. I-ow rent. J. A. ill*. r * L i » o c r ( i i r i - r l i n a r v
i„
nc
;!''liik er( g « r d Cole,
Lincoln
Hotel.
I'eWI
In
r
h
i
er**-!r
nart
n t J u '.o ttrlt
.
. . .
- v
r„> h'alar work by 518.
v « r y * e » i , * i - l l > ’ (.|».
K B. IIIIA (1V
Plenty of WOOD & COAL at Du1“ — H o u s e s I* o r S a le
ImiT's Wood yard. 9th &■ Cy1
11. cure
i-m t x m ' . i i i x T h x i m x T u v
pi m . i r h x T i n i T i o x
; ROOM house, new. $2,006. Time lircb*. I’lfti'to 386-.M.
I
i k HU i i I b ( o r r r - o l s e f i o n
dock
;
*
paym ent. No interest. . Jume*
lo
ii.,.
lp e rln te n d sh l of
Fur oak and heart pine wood o u i .l l* - olfifii-cl en i rol hf u M
i
fo r
H sm ln a lo
A Pen, -Route A.
jihone 920 or write J. H. Sulll- C o o . l i e nuli ti-i 'l l o I U I V i i i d s r t t l c
Oe,
‘V'cilg,
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I i ,n c * GOOD clean board w ith , ro o m - yan, Osteen, Fla. Strand wood l i r n - l a l n t .
n i . Sueldlei. Ru-j$8.50 por week. Dew Drop Inn, mixed $9.00 per cord. 2 fl. length*
T W. I.AIVYON. '
"»t hi.
<8.00 per cord.
____
06 S. Park.
r o n _m : n K o k r i i t c L i T c o u r t
tia'.
1 wish (o 'auuaunce th a t I am a
Delightfut Home Place a t Paota 27—Money To Iamw
c a n d i d a l* for ra-aleelinn to the of.
flee nf Clerk of the Circuit. Court,
jD R h
Floilda. f Fronting 550 ft. on
THRF^E, five.*-or ten y ear Joan* of film.Inol<i County, iKIorpla. «utv.
J mpan -i p1 1 2 MORTShaded
Pearl
St.,
bordering
Pearl
p u t I (A I ho drcklun i f the tWpio*
Second
will be c4h*ider*d on
t i n t n u i l r .Vmrra o f KeMnola ,County,
m o r tg a g e ^ improved c k y j y r t t « r - 1(1 I I I " C ' e m i s T a t ) . ' i M i n i a i u ' J C | k huiineaa
tint* i . t * I m i a u n j u r l « i t ) C A . I».
krt-1
-Alxo will h j a r i n g trees.
Price $5500.00. ty, a t 8 per cent intereat. See
f ihftrffl -It'ykhart.
1 ' . '. . . . a e U . d t . W i m iU M . '
“
“t;
I'(|l Ks
vacuum cans holding (he pressure out
side’ the tennis hall equal to the pres
sure inside the tennis hall, estimated
to l>e eighteen pounds to the square
inch. Thus the l*alls when you are
ready to ‘phy with them, whether it
is vine month or six months from the
time of purchase, are as perfect!*
balanced as when they were (Tr*)'V.,
made Tim vuntiini in the ran keeps
llicnt tti.it way.
The can* arc cartridge h ie in shape.
-lightly l.nitrr in «iienmii tc*ve than ^ ,(J(
a tennis Kill, ind »' -Tit sin t 'Cvv Icytfl
each. Then i- .,
fv—nitot C. .■ atinched to the u_-, y, t* ii w*t,,| s ft r tin »
’
off itt strift . .
so that no «tbrt
eijuipinrnt is
ary
y,.;.r I'm.
of tennis bib's Jin; if yo.,'n ! ■•kins
for virforv :u v , r r •—pr»*> g a ; - don't
open the ran until m o ' . r f r— . te
use-the eontrrUx. st*l» alt pin- lenoif
J jr? C A V many time* liavc vou go.ie
T R f out pritnrd for a tennis game,
**X the g o (<d right a r m in ftRhting
trim, only to find that m e and x*tnetinies tw o o f the tennis halls you
selected with such 1 r a r e have gone
dead? W h a t wouldn't you give, iltrn,
to have dependable Kills!
It may he new s to sonic tennis
players, that <urh lu lls a i e now on
thr market, snugly jx u k r d into con
venient tin containers, and these not
too large to tu ck in arconun.slating
fashion into the week-end suit ease,
nr rven to -lip into a capacious pocket
at the last moment. II it sneli is the
rase
And you may Imv these ran (iickcd lu lls at the heginnirg o f the
sum mer, secure in the fart th at even
<f - x i hi stav away ii'H'l a f 'e - I a Kir
Dav they will l*e as "playable" as the
•lav ihrv w ere purchased
\lnu tto b a r b e r S h o p
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the weather
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n e w s p a p e r
Increasing cIobdtt*»<, WHowed
by nUn jMfojbefcdsy and fn north
t portion tonight; not much chango
| In temperature.
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t MIT t
In Florida’s
m
^ s a s a t
Leased W ire International News Service
Smith May Not Be
’ Present At Meet
■ A L n X E T .“ N. Y.,
Feb. 7 =
( I N S )— Governor Al Smith re
vealed today that he has not
made up his mind whether he
will attend
the
Democratic
National Convention at Hous
ton, Texas, in June. “ My plans
aie very indefinite and I don't
know. j ust what I will do," the
governor said. It .was learned
that sonic o f the governor’s
friends have advised him not
to go to Houston, while others
insist he should be on the scene.
The governor announced he hnd
declined an invitation extended
to him.by the Mayor of Mont
gomery, Ala., to visit that city
while enroute to or from Iinuston, “ I told the mayor that my
plana were indefinite and for
that reason 1 would lie forced
to decline" the governor snid.
»
N U M B & R 127
Member A u lil Bureau O f Circulations
SANFORD FLORIDA, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 7. 1928
HOOVER URGED
ModemSurgical
Science
FEDERAL
MEN
T7T *1MMfiTTMPrr Performs- Miracle—Upon
TO ANNOUNCE New-born Siamese Twins If ILL PROTECT
2 CONVENTIONS
HIS CANDIDACY
-fi
Incendiary Blazes
Continue In Boston
BOSTON, Feb.
7— (I N S )—
Flames went discovered today
on the roof o f the Saints Peter
and Paul Parochial School here.
A thousand boys and girls wero
attending their classes.
A ll
escaped in safety. The school,
is across the street from the
Saints Peter anti Paul Catholic
Church, one of the four South
ltostnn Churches burned by a
firebug within the past two
days. The South Boston district,
is on edge over the scries o f in
cendiary fire*.
O TTA W A , III.. IVli. 7.— ( I N S ) - the living child was still pumping
•
• ' __
} I |ijb
Tlie story of how modem surgical hlnod tlirongl. bath bodies. Rcnlizrcience was used on newly-born ri- ing that tlu> child’s heart could not
Supporters Of Cabinet Mem nmese twin* to save the life o f one stand this strain long, he decided Government’s Prohibition En
forcement Agents To Make
ber For Presidential Nom after the other had been dead, wn- i iw an «|H*ration to separate the
revealed here today. On Feb. 1, in |two little bodies,
National lNilitlcnl Groups
ination Are Trying To Get n little farmhouse near Marseille , j Hut the little lump-lighted cnlFree From Alcoholic Drinks
Him To Make FinalDecision Ill.j twin daunt hers were horn to tage offered no such convenience
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keller. l)r. for such a difficult tnsk. He and
Paul It. Clark. I.a Salle County the father quickly rigged up an
phyakinu, assisted at the, birth.
"incuinbator," made o f ii closed
The infants were bora joined to- box, lined with blankets and hot
_
•
gether at tlie abdomen in sue', water bottles, and hurried to a
District
Administrators
Will
Friends Desire Flood Admin manner that the same blood stream hospital at Ottawa,
He
Held
Accountable
For
both bodies.
Chore ether was administered
istratnr To Accept “ Dare” coursed through
Suppression
Of
Violations
Of Making Contest In Ohio Otherwise they appealed perfectly and the delicate operation attemptnormal. Hut only one o f them »d. It proved successful. Twenty
W A SH IN G TO N . Feb. 7. (IN’ S)
W ASHINGTON. Feb. 7 (IN S ) dicdl Efforts to start respiration In titelns were taken in the living — Delegates to the Itepnbliean and
the second little body failed.
<bild’s aUlomen add oxygen was
llprjierl , Hoover’s pic c cntial
Democratic national convent i. >ns
Then Hi. Clark detected that ' administered to neutralize the efwho-(ail
to lake their own Imveraipljjlaiy, which has been, i lowing ; thprp wns „ n h(>nvt notion in thcu rer nf the pthiTrT'hn rhild is still
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.—
ages to Kansas City and Itouittnu FormcrChoir Singer) WhoVVon
lung
powerfully
under
the
politi-1
m
.oni|
little
body,
that
it
was
in
living
and
is
apparently
bale
nhd
Fame
In
Musical
Comedies
Wash in g to n ; Feb. 7—
(IN
S )— One of the most un
may find the sites o f the politi
cal surface for nton'h-, may he fact dead, hut that the heart of .Inarty.
To Make Her First Appear usual and dramatic local bat
"
Kj—Construction of now
cal
gatherings
somewhat
dry
if
shoved boldly into thr iipt-n within
in the nation« history
ance Today In Grand Opera tles
........................
not by party platfotm, by the ab
JJfficw and other federal
tlie next two weeks.
U’-T 7 n vst— opened- before Justice Jensence of intoxicating liquors.
ilimujrhout
the
Nh\\ vm k , Feb 7.—(INS)
J
Rui|ey |n District SupThe Indies o f he* Mippuiler* in
Plans are already being laid by Grnce Mm re, —L s miner c-hoit-1
rFVtqrt
’ nnrt todav
trwtnv when
HoL
Aill lie speeded up
tlliio have . drought the < uhinet
i
.
rf'rrra
when Col.
the prohibition bateau to protect i nger in Jcllico Tenn
-------Ii-Mididale to a fork in tin stream.
bill which today
"
with Robert W. Stewart, million
he convention* front big bootlcg- •anl m in mu«icnl comedy
aire
bend o f the Standard
i br signature of Sanford Dealers S I hro K irs!! In one direction lies a spitited’ and
tnr conspiracies Comrmrod to the
gh
ingabvoice,
will
m
oke.
- p - ” pany
of
l nci i arln
Event O f Its Kind Held liu probably savage light in the prilightly
moist
convention*
of
1020
Lieut i '«Mil!dK*'.
,
....... n
1
! .p pe r'cd Yo ^ Y 'th e court Vlrtunb
This City; Radio iDisplay mnry again .-1 Setint n- I tank Ii.
u.l 11*21 the ltt‘18 «->ssioiiH wiP not
|hh nici.siiic, autlmnziiiB
n”
^
I* p-Tc.iatt nt!
nj in the Un le i
Will Supplement Tlu* Show
Willis, tliey pfinl nut Im- "dared"
t <l*-\ official* Mi’.l *> dnv
1rtiH'iiiliture ol SUMMKjOr
Hoover to eohte into Ohio and
1 in addition to a lik e
Altlmugh no forma! ceremonies^
•or
. -were 's ^ o ( ijt^ -'jyf0^rahi,;.Y5JiiYirdrtl'!l
Puce -ii* "La the oil iir.csti ntlon.
As Tart Auto Trip Which
Wright Is Duly ()uulificd
• iim -t-ii mid K »n*n« citv . b first nutoinuhile show was ached; of Ohio's Cl delegates ever will he
The gov rn ei t, eckin^ to d it;< c pi r and
Will Take It To Every Sec- I I'nside Over The Cases:
. pri-r in tin- i*pcnin-f »f ’ InDistrict of Columbia, will uled to open with a hang this found under the Hoover banner nt
V t nr
fit of • nbeas cortm..
in at’
Cf
it in
to n'i'V n*
•i
.a r
linn
Except
West
Florida
llieh
Court
Ttt
Decide
Point
i»\••u
*i
n
:•
*
•
ff
rt
”
*
.xcepl
lh,.
government
many ufternocn nt fi o’clock at the Hotel Kansas City next June.
•i; in- fraternity , ivtii
•. ■ ltd. •! per under which tewnr won hi» fry*
<Svir> delays in carrying oil) Forrest Lake, where nine local
*nfficii'nt supplies to
qiecial term of circuit
If Hoover tnkes the advice of the
lb.
a
‘ a . *'1 ' m S t u r '. \ lost no time In
Sanford’- cclcrv field.* were vis
building program. It distributors will display the IcteH
m u t in g
St wart’s
position.
inatid
majority o f hi* “ handlers” in ited yesterday by a group o f Penn . III , \\1Ill'll Wil*
ir-cnt nt thi debit
iliM'lied
Molimake it possible for Hie creations in ‘.tie motor world.
Si i l elarv
tile Tien•
Washington lie will formally an- sylvania farmers and their wives.
ll r paten . hri V. .|» the o cn n . >; ccurt, n petiIffue *und treasury depurtion w.i filed in the nnmo of th- 4*|
iir l.ovvnmn *aiil toilay
Ikginning late this
afternoon, nmiuco his candidacy within two i wh„ were here as part o f a tour day mie'tiing pursuant to ait order
r>
e
if • '!t til par
L t„ plan for new buildings in
i 'lie d is t il . 1 prohibition admin
a» I'e.it d to e S ' it " . n»’:inir tru
exhibition was seheditled to remain• weeks and authorize the posting of which is taking them to practically , ,,inl\ issued by Judge Wallace
Ijuties not proviiled for under main open until midnight. Tom ur-'
i - , i , . r * i-i Mi - '•
and T e x » *
curt r di-i .-Uv* *h ' rit ■^d re
his name in Ohio on Feb. 24, the every section o f the state except W Wright, was abruptly recessed
program.
• *;.
'
'
*i ' ' f n
urn "| '
’ L*
ft W Stew*- ‘
row, the Inst day o f the show, the last date on which presidential the western pnrt. F ifty-five per 'hi- afternoon until Feb. IS.
L txisting n.w allows the ex- display is to begin at 2 o’clock and
. '.
„ . II,.
.
.
o*
: ir.c Senate’ll j
candidate* may file in the state, sons were in the party Including
Ihe latest delay in the scl}ciia mV
tture <.f * 111.000,000 annually, continue until 12 o'clock. The auto - q-|u. nH.n U|10lt whom he has thus
|;, m
lit tin qnvilll
.fj,.
•,...
» . Wi.kersha.u,
. ,
n-I a
'XCl e,l
women and children.
ill, ,| m ils of Forrest Lake* and
to he allotted on a pro show will be supplemented by an . f,,,. rp|j,.,| for politicnl guidance are
\ •- t ig a lo i - t 'ice. a Mobil," unit
,-pecis couttul employed by the
da • I a ........ to ' re
I So
The
grout?
arrive
I
shortly
before
LU>i* aiming the various cities extensive display of radio sets «ttd |.|,|vising bint to do this almost in
\ B Im y is occasioned by the clinli
Iris just been, placed
in
p ut the in*"tutu: and early after- Senate to prosecute the contempt
noon and had lunch nt the Hotel
[►are to have new buildings. accessories exhibited by the H<>f- 1 -.jstiu^r up*,!! it*,o11 III s,., lu-i"li vv It Ii her teachers, charges a ninst Stewart was in
Valdez. The members ' were c m .i.l.t, . , (intention that Judge barge o f deputy i iitmi -ton -r A l f
. fuuii.l, hi .never, that, the al- Mur Buttery Company
•i
. to lie quiet, you know, but troduced to the court by Peyton
and the
wmjl> , h .
int mllf |lllH -,|„r. ducted on a tour of the celery delta W 11—lit I* duly qualified io preside (ifli-dal, would be available fo r li-e
for . eitain lilies were not Hundull Electric Company.
thinking
yeti when I Gordon, United States attorney.
j
M(mV,.r to r<inu. j„t . Ohio and by C. Bussell Mason, who also i.\m- the cases and that Judge l>e ii tin convent ion-.
fxittit t<> -tail work in the
. 'tin- aftenmon;" she Stewart, flanked by his uttomeya,
tific d a l's unit ,s an "under m v The daily program <>f the show- 'make a contest of it. The cabinet ■howed the visitors through the
Wilt tiray of Jacksonville there- i l l. n-e. i nt ploy >d oiily in the ill
year. Tin- w.i> particularly will he strictly informal. A local
me ,igc <nt to the visit
at back of the cou sol tabic. He
candidate's friends have “ invited Dutti.u p ( • cooling plant. Hvery
tof New VoiK City, where the orchestra will play in the after
fuie
i*
not
eligible.
, «--tigati-'ii o f
la rge
liquor
and
Lhatt"d
wt'h friend- and nppenrcJ
him to do likewise, and assured phase **f the pr iiltictton of celoi j
itiallotment was t.aiely enough noon and in the evening dancing
d t.ovort^ r j jo
irit» The opening arguI'll,- court took a ten-day rece** looggliug e nspiracies.
him of sufficient support to make together with the parking mid
*1
.
admitted that He 'c i \ as made y 'east Adkln*.
Bepoits line,- been circulated that
(
»yf..r th. ; loiitnt <>u which the will lie enjoyed. In addition $2.r> in it at least an interesting battle
ef .l.ulge tiray while
|shipping ai rungements \m re ex ,.n ..Idel
ited He i» a drygoods hi-f de en e « n'e'..
, t
l po-toffi.ei- t" stand,
gold will Ik* given iiwag_cacli night Hoover is being told that be <all- plained t.i the Pennsylvanian*, who iti.- question is being submitted to be government would devote in r e 1
attention l " anti rum operation* |
Iim i„ .lellico. Tenn.^ I did ; Adkins
douliln-g the nimbi available by the nuto dealers association.
Aukiitu charged
cnargeu tbaj,
vnn», Stewart
avewm* t■ ,
not "desert” bis friends in Ohio, expressed c.nsideiable interest it* ilit- lute supreme court for a rul
i« proviiled in the bill now
Each dealer participating in the nor can he afford at this stage of the local industry.
ing. I'lie dccisjon is expected to be at Horn ton than ut Kansas »’ ity.' , t . nctiur .go nty dauglitcris
rights hud been "seriously Invaded”
, .p u, a musica and oper by the Senate’s nrtion in issuing :t
kiting Fr. - al. ntini approyal, show will have two cars on ilis- the pre-convention gunu* to forego
Felt. IH when court but this was denied ut the Treasury .,
Th party' i - travelling by motor, a\allot le by
snid Col
■i
<a m r ut fir*t.
If the state’s, highest |Equal prohibition protection I* i
jPg-l.iffi., a -I Treasury Van play. Both the lobby and ball room the possibility o f securing a con
i
ei
nilvi
ties.
warrant for his nrrest "This is an
siA 'ii piis-cngei autos and one bus
"'
‘
guaranteed to both Itepublicuiis and Mo no. "B ut now that she ha* »uc- attachment pure and simple, and
liVnd at mile with the nctual Imve been urrnnged to care for siderable number o f Ohio's fit dele
tidumal finds that Judge Weight
being required to transport it. A f
,....! •,! in her ambition we are ull there is no suggestion that he It
[struction w.-ik on all the pro the exhibit, which is to be arrang gates. Another point they stress is
b. ill-qualified bv virtue of being I leiuorrilt*
ter spending -evernl hours lino,
Ibe prohibitum bureau will pay niglil.y pnoid of her
a ,I,-1 ...itoi in tlie bank, tlie gland
in the r r main In some ser- ed in the nu*U attractive manner. that no candidate can or should ap
guilty .of contempt," said Adkins.
the \isit n departed for Orlando
(i.*ugc M Cobnn, fnmous
jmv will leMiutc it* ib*lilH*ratlolls im, i,11s-ntinn t" the importation
. mc.t. th. pie-elit tutids are ’I here will be no admission charge, pear to be running nwuy front «
"W e contend that the Senate
where they «• le to spend the night
liipioi to the convention iitie* by ! |jri).,du uy netiti'and producer, who
to n i > on tne work it was announced.
fight, nor appear reluctant to sub before pi ...reding iloWII the east and the banker*' liiul-i are ex
wus without power to arrest hint
enter
deb
r
Ilie*
mill
visitor*,
It
was
UKI
|„.|
-iiaded
Ml**
Moore
I
"
A cordial invitation to the people mit bis case to the voters.
p, , i,,| in ,;. t iimli ' way shortly
tto'J! i ui!o-1iii.-nt. the additional
bud to compel his attendance at r
I mist.
del -tin ll. There l* no pi"bi»bility
c oiiedy. alter It
tin u-after.
r»; vot.-l I ;. < migiess will be of Sanford and Seminole County Thus far. Hoover has made n<> d e fi
hearing. There is no evidence that
The tour i- in annual event • •■•»that
tile
train*
or
private
rooms
her
singing
•"
«
lu'r‘
to
attend
the
show
has
been
ex
[ tel t» ii.. ting buildings in
Should i Iii mil t *li* ide t hilt
be disobeyed his subpoena. "W e
nite decision. Several of his friends ducted b> Waller Bollinger, i •"inly
will
I
si'urche.l
by
federal
agents.
If
i
l
at
the
Nali.uial
Theater
tended by the Sanfori) Auto Deal
in i iti.*
th.i-e ,-ei tions.
asserted today he would formally r,U III agenl
Sehuykill cminly. Judge W right niu*l |H*i'lo over although "hut steps "|U be taken *ln Wasbingloti. She bn* uppeitn«i further contend that it was hi*
|:. r»l aii.e-n tin* pm pose o f t be ers Association antler whose aus announce bis cundidacy within ten
Ihe cn-c — all id the indictment*
duty to himself and to other citi
Last
year
Mi
Bollinger
mad. in*
tlial have been returned against |,y tlu- municipal and stale autlmri 1|( J( number of successful must* .t zens to decline to answer certain
<gi- .i'
< liiiirinau S iiioii. pices the affa ir is being staged. |days, but admitted they did not
It's
con into 1 .m.ida while next \
then.
tiei*
li"t
know
ii
ben-.
Tile
federal
inci.tc*
since
Those
who
will
participate
in
tli
in Senate I .nance Committee
'I ! peak with the candidate's know ilinet ai > i i npei ted to tak the p it • the Iwii banker* will be thrown
questions about his private affair*.
drive will be concentiuled against
."Pi. loll -i . oiis the treasury event are:
ledge or permission. Hoover ap tv t i Texa The parlor left I’u 't - ■ml because the grand jinn *, which big bootlegger* and -unlive* of
"The arrest warrant wa* fo r tho
Edward
•
Higgins,
Inc.,
Ford.
Ih .r s.’ii.iiiiii.imo a year to
peared today to be still turning the \die. Pa.. " " .Ian. 2H mid i- -•1' *1 found I belli, were *en llig under
sole purpose of his attendance
White-Highleyman,
<'hcvrnlct.
supply.
|
judge*
other
than
Judge
Wright.
pul-li. I.millings throughbefore tho Senate. Stewart had
(I f filia l* pointed out that the
Seminole Hudson and Essex matter over in bis mind, meanwhile uled to rclilln borne on Feb 2 I
When the court rece**ed today
I li,...untiy It means that ull
( ’ilie* wlc ie the group
1listening t" the pro* and eon* of
never disobeyed this order,
problem facing enforcement ng'U
)
it
wa*
after
the
gland
jury
hud
wt -ei. i.j the Treasury De- Company, Hudson and Essex.
ini mite t.i I li.rida included Bdtihis strategist*
testified last .Friday and was
cies
me
somewhat
dilferent
nt
the
Sanford
Buick
Company,
Buiek.
brought m four Indictinont* and
»a\ ..ii ,i- list iif new federluuod until 10 o’clock Inst Satur
Front a personal standpoint, Hoov tnotv, Wa bingtun, Uichlltotid. Bal- w «* considering others. The jury two eouvelitivil Cities. Ill
lexn*
San^.ird Automobile fjiiiipuny,
|»»idirgs> ,vill be built that
I Continued on Page S im
day. Meantime, he was taken into
there i* both n Mexican border and
er i* said t<> be reluctant to open
Hupmtiliile.
wa*
autsinutically
discharged
for
Although
many
reservations
kunri and that ii new list
,
Gull -inuggling situation l " •«'
Backside
Motor
Company, ly declare himself a candidate, lie
the time being.
|,nve been received from nul-»f- custody.
IWtrgs can then be selected.
"Tlie warrant did not contain a
All the necessary legal paper*, Smugglers will be watched closely ti.wu for tho Fritz Kreisler eontk!l simply doubles the nn- Chrysler.
_
■■tiler nt Gulveston.
Miller O. Phillips Inc.,
Dodge main there until June. Morcovt
rule requiring him to show cause
inrliidiug
Judge
\
N
tight
*
.,ut
In
be
given
Tlmrsduy
night
*r(e>|ii lat mu for the states..
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The bootlegger* at Kansas < dy
be realize* that once lie Inis de
disqualifying himself, will b.- re
die Milntie Theater, there me, why he should not be punished for
i a. weie *pending but
Graham Bros., tricks
lllU*t
depend Upon land truck mill
clared
himself
he
becomes
an
open
nte Th. .,...... .........
San Juan Garage, Studebakei.
viewed
by
the
supreme
«.uuit
►
till
it large numlter of
good rsda w Nelwel -ingt o ctnpmet ch
P^#Wn tliroiigliout the country
Flo/jtla Chandler Mol)t Com target for bits of shooting— and the
declared rail transportation tor their sup (.:,t* uvailuble, aeconling to an contempt, it merely required him
nature of tho question i dec
'•twill In- able to spend $20.
convention is still .four1 months
pany, Chandler.
to lie extraordinary
. and a* such plies. Some liquor i ulready head iinnomcenient today by Manager to attend. " I* ll your contention
a yeai W'e found for itisaway. Four months of being the
that after u witness has been on the
is
expected
to
receive
the enrly ,. I f.u Kansas City from the Can .1 I. Mnrentette.
W ASH IN G TO N . Felt. 7— (INS|
r*. that tli,. ammints set aside
ndi.ui border. I'lvurding to report*,
largest tin get on the Republican
bland and refuses to answer ques
consideration
of
the
tribunal.
I
be
tbeater
manager
made
the
—
Fiesident
Coolidge-sees
no
n
u' t»* liuildiiq'* in either Petiiti ll I'u'ials Mild that un-effort woiibl -taliment to correct
horizon is not an enticing mental
tions, that u court cannot take hint
a
i0|*>rt
ItMu nr
w York was wholly
|„. Hindu to get smile supplies up that Ims been circulated to tbe el into custody until it decide* what,
, picture to one of Hoover’s sonsitivo- si.ii for ninteriul cliunge in the "1laffk i«-iii. |„ jvj,.w V„rk we
, |,e Mississippi front New Orleans feet t but practically every seat to do?” asked the court.
pi criticism. W illis has ulready niini-tration's nxommendution tor
N ••• cniild not begin to buy
• • convenient p o r t * mi the river l,„d ( e.n sold. Tbe
w„m cd bint that insofar as Ohio f|„od eontrol n* emltodied in the
a
w
"The court could find him guilty
rumor, he
‘ hill in-,.drd and erect even l
is concerned tin contest there will uiniv engineer's plan, it was u I t>. in which d cntt be trucked to -aid. bad caused a number of prns- of contempt and luke hint into cus
vculed III the While House today.
fit I'Uilding f.,r the few millions •
Mrs. F. (». Riehlc ye tcidny turn- j Kansas City,
be "i.o pink tea und powder puff
.„ VHS,. patrons to abandon their t o d y . " replied Adkins, “ but this
The army plan would asses* Pm it Si.w. with $5,000,000 or j W A SH IN G TO N , Fell. 7 (IN S )
ed III a 51 for the best -core ill the
|(>, f i l i n g special agents oil tile intention » f hearing the famous case is different. The Senate warufluir."
per cent o f the cost of flood pie- Indies' day compelitn n at th e' j,,llUnd in I'dvmice of the convenPAt'.iHKI f,,| tlicse states, we . Continuation o f the commission
Moreover, a few nf bis friends
cntit merely required Stewart's at
.
. .
I1H Ihe nutlu
ant In ntic*
nlu * hope t" wnck violinist.
I Wahl,. I,, build buildings.”
1form o f radio regulation in the have advised hint that sometimes vent ion upon the states.
i uni*
Country Club. Mrs. \\ B
B Bussell
Bussell ,.
Be
eivations
are
coining
in
front
tendance,
a subpoena should have
The’ President feels the adminis vvu* n close second with a 52 for , , 1, limitlegger* ilislribulinn system.
■Me, which will get the Inrg- I United Stales fo r allot In/' yt-nr it is not altogether the part o f p ti
Hay-tuna Bench.
Eusti*.
Mount been issued and the witness should
tration
program
will
command
suf
illotirvnt - and the total I was virtually assured today after lth-,,! wisdom to invade native son
the nine hole*. Mr* l I" Meyers |The result, it i- 4*1111 ended here, will |,„r„.
«>••->.
t trland'1
und have failed to respond before u
ficient support for adoption by
|„ (,) rocketing "I Itquol |u I. e* and
nt* to In- dilute,| to them are i passage
by the Kctiule o f the I
scored it 51 fur third pUcc.
.,i |i«-1 nearby elites.
It
' va? i warrant should have been issued."
for ! territory. Whet ever '* is / ‘‘i1''1 " Congress.
Following
confeietucs
mall suppltc ul high ligm e .
Ynik. *:i'.i,010,000; Pcnnsyl- I Wutson-Dill
Bill pnividing
Olliers playing wen
Mi
I*
stated,
but the local demand
r usually results in terrific factional
Adkins suid the defense did not
f* . tin,fi 17,000; Illinois, $10,000,1the extension o f the Federal llndio rows and leaves ton- spots that urv with Secretaries Mellon, Hoover, |„ Thrasher, Mrs. Sni'im I Pule t"».
i alien far below expectation*. dispute the power o f the Senate to
and
Davis,
Muj.
Gen.
Judwm.
>
liter
BAIN
D
ELAYS
FLIG
H
T
Ma-qirhiisetts, $15,215,000; I ('nniinissionU life /to t.March 15, u long time healing. They poinY to
Mr*. Roy Symes. MrBlanche
Ilupo was expressed that the nt- compel attendance o f witnesses.
I California. $10,100,000.
1020. At Un- same time it appeur- Leonard Wood’s experience in Hl2(t. nf army engineer*, and Inter with I<cotiard, Mrs. Leon L. Leroy, Mrs.
Vendntue
may he larger than for “ But that power," he added, "is no
MIN KOI.A. N. Y., Feb. 7—
j,.,| certain that the Senate would He too, invaded Ohio against W ar Republican members of the I louse L. P. McCullcr. Mrs. II. W. Sippec.
tin Farrar tecitul Inst week, but greater than tho power of the
(
I
N
S
)—
Ruin
predicted
for
tins
Flood
Control
Committee,
the
confirm the nominations of O.
Mrs. A. II. Peterson. Mrs. t.enrge
ren' (L Harding, seized nine of his
fccl
afternoon will prevent the " l ol- it will be neecssary f ° r many more courts and is limited to the conCaldwell, New York,
II. A. La delegates, but they didn’t tip hint President wa* represented ns
D. Bishop, Mr*. H. Papworth. Mrs.
will
be
innbiu” from taking o ff
from uul* t" be wild locally if i™ " titutional function*. This is a ser
ing
the
army
program
Fount. Utah, und Sum Picurd.
|s. Brush, und Mr*. M. Minell.
.u.t-rializes. Mr. Murentette rani. ious thing. It Involves the Uberl:
much good in the ' " ll- 0n tho con' adopted.
Roosevelt
Field
on
its
proj«Hted
Kansas, to lie members
nf the trnry, tho onmltion und unitnofli*
Chnmbqr of Commerce officials, not only of Col. Stewart, but all
flight south, uceordmg to Wilmer
commission.
I’ burle* A in der whose auspices the concerts of us.
ties engendered by Ids Invasion of
St
ul
t
x,
co-pilot
with
Although some opposition to the
a-e being given, also joined in the
Ohio contributed t" his defeat ut
Levine.
extension of
the commission's
appeal toilay
for
wholehearted
Chicago.
hlOUA.SVll.LK, N. C.. Feb. 7. life has been expressed in the
support from local music lovers.
HI.XS)—A posse of 1,000 men House, It was generally believed
FLYKRH POSTPONE HOP
J tislay were scouring thijt the Watsnn-Dill Bill would be
DKCLAKEH IG NO RANC E
The
p r'J fur an unidentified negro approved in that^ehaiuber.
MONTGOMERY. Alu., Feb. 7.—
tcrlous machine. It headed due
W A SH IN G TO N , Feb. 7.— (IN K )
2 ^ - t and killed Levi Reddick, existing luw ^ftvesN the Secretary ( I N S ) — The French good-will fli
CHICAGO, Feb. 7 — (I N S ) —Tho
George H- Tabor Jt'., chair
•omim. and seriously wounded o f Commerce complete eontrnl-of ers, Caste* hnd lichrtx, today |h>sU result* of W alter J. Stein’s 100 south. Sunday morning Stein wan
Another
contribution
]>“ *
man. of the bourd of the KincUir
in Springfield.
>ct|v,. j. |)_ M0|,»nn when they the licensing o f radiq stations a f
potted their hop-off fo r Washing mile tuxlcah trip from Chicago to
Disregarding the mounting t ° xl ■ been added to the R. K. Dal
Crude Oil Company wu» as “ ignor*
frr.pt*,! to arrest him.
ter Mar. 15 and many representa ton on account o f unfavorable Kentucky, in pursuit of his es
of the $50,000,000 Contlnenfund with the receipt id a f vu
‘ W nigm scaped on foot, hut tive* were reported adverse to wcathtfr. High wind* and rain pre tranged wife, will he outlined be hill, Klein kept up the cliuse urro*s
the Ku Klux Klan. The donatni Trading Company's oil deul
weapon to Secretary vented the take-off this morning. fore su|wrior judge Joseph Sabath the Ohio River and on into Mmlln # short time an organized polltirul
r r. n man in the street." he lestidollar bill from the women nf
*’ '*•* on his trail with blood- hunding over such a powerful The Frenchmen were feted last today when the couple apptfur be isonville, Ky„ there ho f « « " d l. ^
cur in u garage and furttni
fiold today at tii» »cw Ttmpoi Uomv
lion wuv U P - nt. The Hvndd
brought here from Ashe- Hoover, a leading aspirant for night, by Major Weaver, command- fore him in. u mutUuv un Stem »
formation' on ’it hotel n-gfter. He. office In mi envelope. I mneo
tnquiry.
_____ ___
“• The
search
proceeded the Republican presidential nom nnt at Maxwell Field, following divonre WH>— - .
engaged officers and the mom-wus
to the Idll was it slip of P«i;‘'r
■tlt u* "01* the night, without re- ination.
Last
Saturday
night
Stem,
n
f e ig n s
death
their arrival front f<ew Orlnn*.
raided. Then-, according l«»
which was. typewritten "w ith
wealthy Investment broker and
GREENSBORO, N. C., Feh. 7—
deuce
introdured
later
in
l
l
*
*
best
wishes
t<
>
an
unfortunate
D 'A N N U N Z IO WfjUSE
^ L if / Police F. T. Sntitli nndirector o f the Winnelka Chris
(|%'S)— Feigning death wus the
TRYH LONG 8()LO FLIGHT
Stein found Ids wife with
boy.
The women nf the Ku
*d this morning that n negrt
tian Science
Church, sleuthed court,
Fini iila lcully
nkfiLby which Edward j Keith, 35.
•' (M
ltii>
L..I
i
t
n
•
•
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Estelle,
a
Keith
Klux
Klan."
GARDONE. lUify. Felt.. 7 —
Ging held in Durham as u
Cmcinnaii, Ohip. held here on a
LONDON. Feh. 7.— ( I N S ) — H y- around the Itonjd o f ’ his estranged
Previously
.
r " ' “ >"l that Thomuavillc nu- (IN S —Gabriel D’Annunzro, Ita ly * ing a 30 horsep'twer plane. Bert wife, Mrs. Ruth Stein, u well man.
arraignment.
charge 'o f c|intinally-rastauUing u
Following
their
acknowledged
$
I
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w*,r‘> enroute there to at- famous *oldier-poet, took u turn Hincklcr, British test pilot, left known amateur golfer. Soon after
young Clncinnfitl mnrtied woman
Estelle proceeded to Florida and
Women o f K. K. Iv
5.00
dork a lone niuti diove up and
*f’ lr *° identify , him as the for the worse today and was orfive
weeks agp, attempted to gain
Stein
returned
t«
Mi. and Mrs.
dered to take a eonipletc resC lH*
^ l o ^ R u h ! ' ^ AuatralU- Mrs. Stein got in the automobile
hut
his friH'dom /torn the county jail |
same train;
Ik !'
Total
$171.1
*3
,
Chicago*—
on
the
,
.
lonmeratuis was over 100. N iter t
, ....... i„,_
unum
18.000 with him.
here, police suid today.
(|
•TARPON SPRINGS - Lake S T >7 r S D'An^ziltwu. tak- 1lie hope, t- complete .hjJM l> Stein hailed n 'taxicab and or in dlffeicnt conches. Steins
rub hill was fllh!.
^
Hillsborough bounty |en 111 »t _hU r in « here with an atnome
.
dered the driver to follow the 'n>**
L postoffices And]
)ther Government
jifices Are Given
Construction Boon
[asure To Save
Useless Delays
Irk Begins Soon On
HI Projects Which
\rc Contemplated
Treasury Calls On
Special Operatives
Two Courses Open
For His Selection
AUTO SHOW WILL
GET UNDER WAY
This a f t e r n o o n
TENNESSEE GIRL
MAKES DEBUT IN
NEW YORK OPERA
One Of Most DramatiS
And Unusual Cases
In Nation’s History
Opens Before Judge
Senate Seeks To
Dissolve Writ
Defense Counsel Says
Rights Of Client
Violated By Action
SANFORD VISITED SPECIAL TERM OF
BYPENNSYLVANIA COURT RECESSES ■;
FARMERS’ GROUP TO FEBRUARY 18
JS ^ JS S S M
iVlany Good Seats
Still Available For
Kreisler C o n c e r t
i» *»«•
nn,1
President Coolidge
Refuses To Change
Army’s Flood Plan
Senate Passes Bill
Continuing Federal
Radio Commission
Mrs. F. G. Riehlc Wins
Ladies’ I > Score
fosse 01* Thousand
ursues Negro Who
billed Policeman
Husband’s Pursuit Of Wife Results
In Four Hundred Mile Taxi Journey
Boarding:.
I louses v-;
Ku Klux Women
Give $5 To Fund
If you want more
boarders let them
know - where they
lean gret good
at moderate prices.
Use
J
Herald
' Classified Ads
tx-.k of Influenza.
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Three new lu.ily type*., a looeli
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vfrilh runibh’ *cat are available <>i
n clmmliiwhich i> preeiFely 1 1..
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short tilin' nt/n we.rr enihiilrreil ini/nissn/ili' fttmtlrs.
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. are exhibiting
Sounds Praise Of Chevrolet I ruck
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' ' T u t h e L ’. , I m
l n i l 'i l 'i m
r hiltial inslal appliea-, |llinf|llct tonight to their T o n e at fiat
b i^'tod * 1 ^ 1
'AT.' !’ S ?
" " ' T r v l. t e d tl'in throw* the. front brakes into thf. F(irre*t U ku-U otcl.
■ car like the C h ^ i
Q|I her—
.....—
lu r_ ChnnucgtAre
( humresi.-A
.
■> r.on; p l7FtfTCT~f|tpplicatio»»- throws
j.. t Tr^trh-ky^me-of-thp
lutipaia. a .
Wildfire
enthusiasm kindleU
hrakes h eV r Into action men, said that lie took no partic every owner js n
:I, . uKliout the country " I. n tin nnd also hmw the rear l.rakes alar credit for selling Chevrolet*, booster."
Til'.,,, utl. nlm.
iw rhevmict line for Itills went into full piny, so that it is possible because it was only necessary to
•n di-play took particular account to slide the rear v.h els on dry let a prospect drive one o f them, |H" S D ll,2hl,rM“
,.f the many mechanical innova* pavement. by usirjt full pressure and it was then easy to take Ills T. Whitt, ‘ (rtary.
C. 1rnwick. -'iU'??nii'l
order.
tii i i < embodied in th e new car.
'but not the" front wheels.
kins sale men: E a .1
The
effect
o
f
this,
ucconlinjr
to
A.
T.
W
bite,
ineniher
o
f
the
firm,
Thosatids who viewed the new j
made the foUowtmr statement: snlesnitm; T <■ p k|
models noted that tlw wheelbase I Chevrolet enttin-era is to jret uni
H. V ..l»r..a , b ^ v iP
“ We attribute a Krcat deal of
ni> inertr. cd and bmlii’s made form wear i n the Innkc lining.
Hodge, shop funnust
Chcvro'onmicr and more beautiful, also1 The springs also are of extra* mir. success in' delivering
.
mechanic.
that the mechanical features had, ordinary Interest. Keali::ihK that
!0..,,K' f,nt.'1
are delivered to us at the Atlantic
lien ilevtloped to a mensuie here*'nil uncomfortable sprint: action is Coast I.ine depot here in Sanford
WUI.M i.
i|(
ti.fmr unknown in tlie low price j tit? result of rebound a fter strik- am* are not driven greet distances way to induce ,;fc
• las*
imr a hump, Chevrolet muincer* hv inexperienced driver*, and again farmers to vaisp
<nu-tan.liiig development.* in the1set ubilut t<> i » i reuse the friction (V ,.,.y t.Jir js thoraughly serviced
BARTOW I'.iiL
. rgiiie and chassis that- icceived 'o f the spring?' and tliu* elieek the j,v competent mechanic* before it
i delivered to the owner. And also grower* in , iitlv
• ide-spr ml eudor*eiiieiit •.. t«* the rebound.
to tlie fact that we have cars to de- •100 for fruit >u!d, i|
i ' rcusit 1 speeiLar.il |mwer of the
JACKSONVU.1.1C—Total of Is.- liver.
••nv car, easier steeling, four
We are more concerned nlmut
I'U N T A
c;ii |*d.\_
In cl l.rakes of new i sign, sliisk .'121.11011 feet o f lumber was ship
u Chevrolet prospect a fter he lias . house at I'uata Ojnhl
ped
out
through
l
>cal
port,
during
b a.i'lier springs marking an ad
purchased his cur than we are be- j completed ami i |i,n^|
*
' arced trend toward rilling com* past year.
f. i i . and smoother ciigim* per
l ..I maim’.
I lie last mentioned f<..1'j 1^ was.
... Ii'eved by tlic II*«• ..I • onstanl
i. aiaine alloy “ invar vtiu i” p is-'
radiator design, fender will
'••ns which make for siioH.tlier.
aprons,. -«e c p wiilclv nut lirnni
,
,
. ■ii’ efficient motor pci I*.nuance.
clean are to a bciid.d edye. A ," ;l1 •"
f.i«l*«(r ............
sculptured.
flee t-w ille d
f.ir-.n "btamni b. |l,iii. n. ’>i' ‘ I’J- bam:
1
i.
I.,iron,nlib
;
have
aiillu
nt
.
1
"rtli.-, ei.ntiibulioii* toward this
."''loi luii' • • nl' .1"' ini will .I '
cops the radiat.r. The diMia.i.c.
‘
H".t ■
l- »:
. pbere o| jin
old
\\ ■ t « ud « i w jtninnd l.> > riiijj the
• •nl in l •• hi Ulj'ii pit i . ■ -a. . '
character of this lludM.,, frnat end
•' •" • -f - .... .
^
t.y i n , m>.'ion picture uni •oinprcssion ratio mn' t•> i.'ppiag
I la ton:’
•I •. pi.l ii> nl hijrb .'nil. . • .1, "m i. w l'.i. m *.•■'
i* earned bai l, jut . tit,* ....... \\r m
i'c. ’ " , ii i . b .. .mini; iii'ics- 1,.
,. ilm vale,, lift-?. Tin ouch these
i?. iii .;1 on*I j.o lni'i’ -’ i a* . . ’iioiia
low. flat roof lines, «,tb «!d
..... . f* ' f* ................ .............
• i th 'i ai .ld (<> secure in "
h.nig - niaximitiii powm i dev*lfender* sweeping bad. ........
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...........nun ■ • 1 • 1. noil. >i . • o . offer ts.
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short running; l»i»nr«l om| m t 11 *#,f•
* 1,1 ' ’ 1 '
ihriiji'
I •
> .
..il'
llai !;• a ' ■ tr.p lilt ii*' w Ii
i lial'gi’” in tin cip:iin* ain
window* ..r i„w .id. i h a i.
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,.ii !•-I : i
t i•o i ■ .
h> i.aioc. i a. cutly eslaldi I
'
.i ! lni..||, o f a I lealliin,: . i.’m *
Within (lie I. ill. a. .i!( . y.
msr.oirM.u.vtWlhlvVtllrdWi
*
fllfi
111
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j meiit nt the wheel*, while •t( I - , Ug we|| ag service department, njpiin after lie h.u
.
have been providod to make the ^yj,||,,.||iKj|lcyinan,
Ine.,
locnl week or m..
(lu lstim clm K DeviM ojinicnts in
,J.ustment
process
especially• C,u vn ,|ct Dealers, arc k M ur a,
"Selling 20 ,an
graving
# ,• #
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NFW C H E V R O L E T ! : : 'Chevrolet Firm Will ftanquetSal,
WIDELY PRAISED!
' And berv,ce^ ‘ At Loti
BY AUTO BUYERS SST^*
r
Nicaraguan Officials inspect New Road From Managua lo
.'
Pacific in Dodge Brothers Car Despite Tropical Storm
*
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s
THE aANFnnn nknALa tioNDATTEnRuABY a/ioig
On-^ * uW * vTWPtr wtirr*h:i 'p Mini- 11
l>rr«ynts a new srric* o f *t mlanl
mi.ilils vvhRh meet the <.'e:narnl f >r
exceptional lluil-i.n
|leifii manco
In n group of ears o f phenomenal
Huilson ipmlity value.
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Performance Of New Car Is
DescribedAsIMienominal IJv
Manufacturers; Three New
Body Types Are Introduced
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1928 HUDSON IS ;
OF EXCEPTIONAL !
VALUE TO BUYER
:
"I On 1'i.a. h : to.In
( ’all at our booth for a souvenir.
Seminole
and
must be i . ,t1, a i - "
Shop
Tire
Filling Station.
Firestone Tin
Gulf Gnsoliij
Free Crankcase
Service
Car Washing
fireasing
.'ini'l..,
Il't f»| I Ill’ ll' I V’ III . il
I ’I
. "tllll ' ' W Ill’ ll' III’ |l all III. I.
t ’im I'll,
We will gladly explain the gum dipping pro
under which Firestone tires are built.
Phone 893.
10!) W. First St.
Visit the
BUI CK
Brothers
FOR NINETEEN— T W E N T Y — EIGHT
boot!
Deluxe Sedan—Stripped Chassis
at
A
representative will be glad to point out the
improved
I’wo revolutionary new principles
of design differentiate (his new Sis
from all other vehicles. Net each
like the law of gravitation can he
stated in a sentence:
1. For the first lime since the in
vention of tlu* automobile, chassis
and body are a single, integral unit.
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;
features.
( Heretofore, bodv and chassis were
built separated and the one mounted
on tlu* other.)
•)
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For tic first time in the historv
of (lie steel bod>, the battleship con
st ruction (i. e„ a double steel wall)
has been applied to closed car design.
the
AUTO
IN THE BALLROOM OF THE HOTEL FORREST LAKE
i
Beauty,
Smartness,
Power
-•
Our spcice is in the center of the ballroom
•>.
Luxury,
in a degree
Color,
Speed a
that sets
a new
i
•
standard of
comparison.
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Sanford - Orlando
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Leesburg - Eustis
208
212 Magnolia Ave.
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*V
PAG E TW O
Sanford’s First Effort
The Sanford Herald
i
I wMl.hr'l r r r r y aflaraMa n r r y l
»||Ildar mi hanfard. Klarlda.
III %la«nalla Affair.
iMlrrrd . aa i r m l
rlaaa mallrr
•IClnlirr 2T. IBIO. a< Ihr I'oslufflee
H aanford, Klarlda, nadir art uf
i laaraaa nf March V U tf,
If
prriddcnt o f n club this far.
Of considerable interest in thp
state cnnipnign this year is the
This afternoon marks the opening <>f Sanford's flfat new -vote nnd it* influence upon
nutomoiiile show at the Hotel Forrest Lake. Nine of the i.uhjh .
JfefcJfig—
city’, Ictulimt ,li,irilmtor, have jaincl in stayintt this event.
which gives promise of being an annual affair. It is an en- for thal jH n villl| <|Uontion that;
terprise which has reipiired much work on the part nf tnoscj §.'|ori,i„ rmint weigh this year and'
lin i.l.A > » U U B I X --- ,------Cdltwr
It. IIUIVAIID BI'.Hd —
Manaarr who are staging it and reflects the cordial relations which continue to study for year* t o :
SAIILK K. J.OXifta-JIla ia «la * Kdllar exist h 't w e e n local members of this line "t business. It is I enrnc. The voter* in coming elec*,
n most pniiseworthv effort and deserving of the hearty ,
Florida ought to think hour
Hi'iiM -nirrio x IIATK.s
ii’ r iiMiki .
3! support of Sanford and Seminole
Seminole- Countv
County citizens.
|gniiwth 'rathor.'timn to bestow of»l
I h r c c M o n ik a ..„ r ......
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M.th|
Comingoinrly- in-the.-ieac-xvhpn-prnctrranv-Aiveitvrautn.
honomr
III Carrier per W ic *
manufacturing company lias just an noun ced its new models.
.,hp nonnH| jnr,cnse in the vote
Ihr llrrnld. Hanfurda plonrrr ar*»a
aiiliarrlbra ta Ihr lalrina- the local show is particularlv timely. The exhibition will ought to lie about ten per cent for
llnaal X r « « Sari Irr, recall Inc Irani have the added advantage of the reams of nublicitv thnt * four year*, and since approximate
i i,ia aaprrlur nrna irian liallu a
>><rnt> Ifcansaari words dalir cover- l...y . fj||,.{| the llOWSpUPCr COllimilS ITTC'lltlv Oil the SUCCCSS ly I la.IHItl votes were cast* In
ll the
reasontn1irJ,\»«*jd.,r",?hJ^ i. x. n. u>
of the National Automobile Show, the most notable event ally expected
. . . T f Vi.^t
x'; he
that there x
will
prrlnll) r’ llrlrnl In I'loridn non III
of its kind in the country. Other shows haVo been staged m l Ir** than 100,000 vote* thi*
iunmof of hnndllna Mate a m i
iillnaiil cmumI.
in practically overv large citv of the country and all of year. The inci ease in population
Till llrrwlil in n •tiemfecr i»f t*«* them have served to whet public interest in the newest in may swell the votes to 175,000,
••Mill II mi.-hu «*f C'lrriilailiM, • »
novations in the motor world. With peonle in a curious for there are many newcomers
inf rriinlloMnl A «««H*fa ' Ion i f
•14 .rrn , %«f « r r l U r r s , nm l A l l l f m N *
mood, the local exhibition should meet a most cordial re who will cast their first vote for
.»«r n l»
u h l r h r»«|MlrrM r « r k
govc nior in Florida this year.
n i l i l U l t . r h i r x i b f r to au h ralt t n m ception.
k ir iiK h
of
• u l» o T lp l. ,* l
The new voters are not so
i« m
u» o r d e r h i » r f l h
n lm o lu lr l >
Eighteen models will he*on displav, two from out; It dis miteli interested in jealousies, fact•II r t a l n i i o f n r m i a l l i i a mm » f f l l mm
tributor. The hotel Inbbv and hall room, with their most i< iiiiI tlifferenees, or
•11111**1 It N iIN fM iN fllltK U .
the resi
attractive
surroundings, are peculiarly adapted to exhilt- dence i f a man, whether it Ik* in
T U E S D A Y , Po»». 7, 192H.
iting the automobiles to an advantage and showing what Milton, Or!nm!o, Miami, Fort
r it i: iti :it
n u h .h a ii
Myers or any other city, ns they
» — •«;ro9i'Mii|
III
r llf
iN in n lp refinements and perfectirin the makers have achieved in
are in fitness to lend the stnte
itim lN liltiilin H
furnishing the new transportation fancies and necessities. through the course «>f expansion
j.— lf*r|ir * rtai^r mutr* •»• JnrkRepresentatives, who are familiar with the various feat it is now in. They will reach their-)
% n ililr .
14-—l> »»% «rM rli.»N at M * J im a i In *
ures
of each model, will be on hand to demonstrate and ex decisions upon the hnsis of n '
il.MN 111%r r riin w l.
i i i n iiK o m iln n n i . m o h i Ii I? I jP a f
plain
the attractive details in construction and equipment. man's capacity, proved by p e r -'
i p )Y r e l».'
| — i iim n ir . iln ip
$1
l.t iln lla a
p ro
One
fuel which the dealers are stressing, and we think forniance, ami his record of
a .*iuw liiu i* r »
o ir ln , a p n r ln ir n l
nchicvcoieiit and public service.)
it an excellent idea, is that no high pressure salesmanship -This—siPiulbm—
will
^lMdnuhto^llV',
- h..7’ hM.«.iiir.-: yvlll lie indulged in. The j-hief-purpose of the show is to lit Ip Mr. Hathaway's cause, and
"*•»•
i
nublic an opportunitv to t‘rtttinim»Tlf« cars and tiie fmmnti'Oi of clubs throughout 1
The the .-tate will help to cryxtalixe I
- - - ------------- ---— ----- comiMin* thru* (iiialitirs without undur intiTiVroiHM*.
AY
1
• illill.lv VFUSfc FOR T O Dxtk^k*
'd is t r ib u to r s d e s ire to sh ow t h eir good s fir s t and do th e sell-
-h‘i*fI"X
people:
;•»*
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•«'»
lie has business abroad
On tiie lunds and the heavens
Alld business with me
That cannot lie done;
For all of my link
' Is at sixes ami sevens
With ways of the hui.
A ml wile* of tile sun."
Tie ilny
I.)
wayfaiiip'
l l m in - and toll t II**
•
( f i t I ol 1i.i- "cn
’ T o bi- hott-i ■ iii Hu * M in; #
l i e lia* m i i g lo un'. tun.
v\ ul 1!••**
llllt ill* XX id ilnly
T h e lii'm t ' ut ol im'
W h o s e f n t cann ot Mill.
I’y Onick I,
In \iinilv
w
iiiulci -<tnml it, m <sl ot
oil company offe ini* liclon” h now Not hing" pm t \
Jl
IIOM*
•••■•»
COLEMAN
tra m
1926 Coupe . . ^ 2 *
AIR - O - GAS
of cooking in Half.
1926 Dump Tk
1926 Tk Chassis ^ J j
Hudson Conch
SATURDAY
W ATCH
OUR
Hudson 7 I* ..
Sed
y0|
Cadilnc V 6.1
<
$7!
H. C. Douglass.
l?Red Car Tiepl.II1-S. I A‘< SI.
W IND O W
Hill Hardware C o.
Seminole
Securities Co.
Ul
never cut my —
says Billy B urch, Captain of
N. Y. Americans^ Hockey Team
CLTV
TRANSFE R
& STORAGE ( ’().
Ilaiiling-Cratiug-SJ.ipping
Siile-Tracli lacilil ies
I *lion«-
Sf Hi
■11* 11 *■I lilt
ami
Gem l^arm Crop
FERTILIZERS
lion
anil ll III . XX!l|‘ b |■I■iV|i|i
II I'll "t ltd ll lil i n||g l e*s i
xxhu ll il.'liy I la xnti to an
ioti.il i'. iii I- -ball lo i I'dlli ■
ill ' ati lx. Seiuii.ii Swan
e* i bat * he 1111■• nt b aillel
i • i i aleil |In- iit eab/iiig «t
•I 'I . II.I* I In lieg i ii xel i
.nul a to |.Iy pin
title, niIi anieiul
baxe been tael I SenaIi,i S\\:in*,it
••t Virginia xxul a -Urging lelml.
Opera t’oiuhi an art ir le pi, pat I'd foi till* New
puny lin - In i n i.i gan /cil in Jack
Time*.
Senati-l
Sxxair .,-1
miiix illc
A Inline iixal to tin- York
makes it plain llial tin .s.mlli baMet I polltan mav lo t liaxi- lull'll
no intention of being bn'lied into
boni
a (rude xvilli the Nmlli inxolxilig
die «’iUIII l' cnlh ani' iidim iit and lie
oi
" « • .•: • i
in,xx ba*cd, '
V llallie i o-ek mail akin* money l* Xpi
ilK- IfM'lll 111•*ftf of trail lie ax
"ns it ha- alxxays lice i
lo get mariieil bill landed in jail l l * ot i millit-tii iIi iigtil
when lie la - .1 Iti» «* tin t"iiml.ilion of mil
mi the eve of lu* wedding.
An «!•*IHHI 11<l >
“purl tsnn v it 11 p«*i ;i 11«*tt** , i nip *. i IlfMill I i- i" 1 'mI.i Imu ami
example of keeping out ot
hot and ' ( III* flu
•'ill
language IK.I III • \• 1»lll* I tic
III fia gc iWilier by going to the ennler.
XXtill ll till* lift•||
Itflcfl applied -till X
X11*1 (If
i•
n ie*irained
lo till Smith."
•iihI mii ••t*• n F I by tile iederal
If Al Smith appoint*
Heflin
Tin- M'll atm 'N
1It \ docs not i:.»\ t i ,iam lit, ex i t tiial llle stale- i
ilcietaiy of stale, he
might n• loud hi.n log'll Ulltl Ill's
tat cnient « .HHImS make i
•ii *i • iininalion
Well make Scat face AI Capone •if Ho
- attitude •»f 'tMlIIlt iii *tatc< ••Ii at i . nnl
i e. i i'l"i m |t|’es o ii tary of the tieiiHury ami have
toxxaii 1 t II f 1Dili Ili^fllM'f l« of the V1 II
• "ndil i"’ -I
i xit mle. i .i
a yxcll loumleil cabinet.
•icgl’o is ti hi *g lit line III ;;l XXeltl’l N1%
o
of
niisivpicsi’iilal ion and
mi*< II.Ilot I lieM HlloXXI-’I, •in Ia ililcgatc* to the llcmouinlei standing
|!x le b i i m e
in
• h.illc ug, i
Ihe ll
« la tic N'otnuiti! coiivenlion will gn
Sliplt'llic i mill dci i- ioii- and Hie
••ulli
this lime iininHrurtcd.
t'ltisen
t ollgl r-siniial leinlil jie -IkiVxs Hi.it
"•ill tiei ii tali-rhiuibl be particularly « arcful then
III! Southern state ft. I exit ilellb
Hi. it iii ; lit*’
to M-lwt delegate, who cuu think
erately
xndated
the
fifteciitli
mu
U . do
ml llltdid
f u r Honiselxc.
amt iidineiit, xxInch pmvidcs that
pail -.I the
■•'Util -ball
"tile 1ig.lit of elll/ell- ol Hie I ’lilli I
>m i ali into a Haiti or a
Thi
Smith
Flmnlu
Fair at
States lo vole hall In.1 be d"l led
""•'•'■I Ml lb.
oulli ha i
Tampa i* bieaking all letord* Im
or iibi iilgctl by the Fluted Slates,
1 eliminate -hiflli .*, igdrawing lug r-iiiwik
Over one
• aid i i i I Opted Mitel
and
litindicd ami eighty tboiihund per or b> any state, on account >1 race,
L*> lux* Hi.it aie xvitlint the
son* lit ttended tlio Fair dUring color or previous cniiiliin n ot -.ei
\it tide.''
I
" alixay * xxill to in
the fo.st fixi- duy*.
Kdiicalioii and otlii'i ipialifn i
i’’ *av«
the boat Ii frniii
by a iu!e nf
A vinitiu I loin I'.dm llein Ii any.* t lolls xvliii ll have heel et up have ig’ni Im mg l.liglu,
apploxed by the Ig.Cnl n* i
W i bax i gone no
there an- nioie xx.a It Ii \ tourist- Iwcn icpeated'y
(here tin. xxintei than cvn before. United State* Mlpleuii- mini, In I Hi tIn Ii Ilian XXa • l ect **ai x to | |<iIt
will
not
take many
>ucli |Hiints out. and the Miutbern stall - I 'l l lilt .'-"iilll 11 tint liaviug a rep
M-uron* in hrim/ buck Florida ar.- lint only tnemliei- ot the Union it it ion I the iiitaune*. *oend nnd
|till! | at, xxI,i. 11 i tirsctl out
sec-’
l cully yulues to xxlicie they xvcrc to iltl|)u*e Mich l t-ipili elm nt - ill lit
ctirilancc xxitb the < m lii uimi. A. tl it in Hu' dnx "I i ei mist n t ion.
once Itl’fniv
A FI .i •lo til and
ARE
“Time Tried
and Crop Tested"
Our
llrand* arc the
\cknow bulged Standard by which
(•rower* nf I’loriila hate judged
•ill Icrlili/crt. lor nearly lort)
> curs.
"Giving all we can for whnl
we gel instead of gelling
all we can for uhat w e
give" is the policy of
THE E.O.F.\INTER
FERTILIZER CO.
Jacksonville, Fla.
lhr
above skrlrh « a » mude
an art ual jihiitngr»t|.h
I mm
“The Cream of
the Tobacco Crop”
A wet |iaxrincnlIon imirh "K..*”
Tlii* was one of tin’ ino-i costly
lab.i r l.ili (ilt'im id tbr Itilun- t
cars mi the niurki t but after a
du F -iilii 1 1 lot*
annouuci’d
hi* ■
bail skltl it depreeiati’d iir value
Candidal y bf.
if’legute to the I
•
sevcrnl
hundred ilollnr*
JAt hSON VII.I,K Jilt It N \f
DdniHi.iln
iunveiith.il
yxitlnnp ,
fling
hu*
lie
fit'll,
about
a
peri
_
stall
t'hi-ck up op your nutoimdiil innt
IF tl'.axviiy'kfei" ' , lop xxitb Hi" it-suniiit i - nf *upi-l
I'**, i.iitli.»n
tain tit'll j puown Tuninmny mo’i.j
careNo mat ter li"xx
l linmglioiit Floriil i | p u i that
hex,
tieeii given Mr. Kurnnce.
ITjtt's nil we want to know. Hill, (,>ut"mir clul
*.
you
haVe
to
i cckyntt
may
Is
of
lhe
*tiong
*l:ilellatliaxxay
Tin
j
reveal
an
itili’i’e*l
1
ful
i.ril if >’«»| j ijiink right. our vote'* ,s *'<* evidenct
r >0(111.
j
"•'I' appeal Mi. Ila lliuway'a can- mi the part ol the peoplt that i* ,,n
uther people'*
careless■ O-- ->-r
tlitiacy is making
'I lie >lab* are grutily iiig in the iiianagt mi nt of
ilclii i»t\rSlotklon, of tin* city, being ntguuizrd thrnugli a* spoil- public affair*
They
>h"xx. too,inr"
V.r t sum ply, ui.miuttced Ids caudi - 1 taiK-ou* genuine inleigsl in his that the iienple me thirtk-iiig pt
of lo i.tiu iliv t i.'t-asui es Call on this agency for all forms
duty yvoleryiny u* u delegate fronf" candidacy*. Indii-ntioti* ate that jl't'-lllis
!ubs will and ate seeking a* man who is of Autumohilr Insurance.
thn fourth congressioitnI district large number
of
fo.* L u ck y Strikes
says T obacco Buyer
HATHAW AY ( LlIRS
with the tm ra statement that he is* mganized and they will e<»ft*
force
ugaim l Al Smith nnd will so vote i stilute
an
jni'si.tiblc
t.f the
i i . liana mi the pail
In the natiunul runventint
t
rd.>VVe consider this un ninjilc and pimple for In- ile.tini a* t In) irattirr.l manner of unnoijnciug. state’s chief exei utive for the
• u provides the voters with the next four years. • Tiie demand
/ only Important thing they will spi’ing* foil, a recognition nf I ’m
is unwaftt to know ns regards the fitness. His availability
■ priitidential choice o f delegates.— qucstioncd.lt b M ldmn that a man
enters a contest fm the governorJacksonville Journal.
‘H ockeyispivliystrenuous-it takes
all y o u ’ve got to keep on to/) of the
old puck. I can't uffoul to takeany
chances w ith my physical contli*
tio n .T h a t’s ;i h y l stick i:> J.uckics.
In addition to the pleasure l t»i*!
from their fine flavor, they have
nct’cr cut iiw reive! tr "*i*' *jr?ticeabledcfircc. Finally, I m i - . suffer
reith sudden coiiy/tine tehieh iniglit
be very daimerous for n:e itlicti
there’s a scramble to: tl:e u c .”
Simon Pure C i‘ius
\i;\\s
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P A IN T E R ’S
IN DEFENSE OF II I E S O IT II
MY Kits TIP tl'lt \l
W.
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urnal
"Mi |• ati I • fl..| l i, buimlial.
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b
.ill r\i e, it n\i i the po* mill ili*couiiigi 11
th-lllil
In-ow ing into In i i i.,•• Ibi' lliliribllit y •f ll x e ll by It I! I v Sill
d.’ix It’ b.inl I., nnd -i -tanil lu.xx Oi'iilh, tourliciitli .io>l lilt, i-n* n
i til lni*lii III i •>llIi I be *o 111I- pi III ««•!. aim ndnu-nl * t.. i In- i 111It lit l.ili
V v - - * Y*-yx,
$11
1926 Touring
us show you how you can cut the cost
Let
A rchitect
Ralph W. Eossinff
value, describing it a* follows. I'ir*l. . train i rev - .... .
not signal one aunt In r with lanliiu*. flags m whistle loots,
brakemeii nerd not dog tmi m n mm mg ear top- to delivei
m ^ssajfrs f»» • PRIIH M '.
,m rnml train di*n,-|tr|;er i au yive
(»nli*r^ w ithou t ^toi|»inp tia m ^
Mind, t lie
,|i ; upplr-
m id
_192G-Tuufcing~_
1926 T Tk SI. ||d>- jp
I'ir-I Niil'l Hank I’.ldg.
Sniitoril. rUirids.
20(1 N. Maple Avenue
!•••« n «- 11iii;if«*«I (tld
t* ll. pIllfi||i*ta |m»\\ih rI III •' full*' a «l.i >
n. i
the_ latest—thing—in _
»*• »•
STOVES
I
i
Elton J. Mougiitcn
II bills l a i r l o re\ olitt |oin/i tire.*i lit on tliml- o| ■om oiiliiication on tra in s
T i m , , m a » . ■< • it i ue,
thre e -fold
r .i
*»*
192.r> Touring
1926 Rdstr
<■">«•r """
cult v.
I he sty'lliI tea■ice nl i h, i - pet um ut iii.i\* i eadih lie seen
lIVi'i a*:.
FORDS
~
R ecen t c x n e riin e n ts in New Y o rk s la le h a ve
dernonjstru tu d the p r a e tie a liilitv o| m ndliei- pli:t t- o f n id iit d e ve lo p
n ient.
R a d io contm tiu ieation b etw een m o v in g tra in s
and
ra ilro a d sig n a l to w e rs lias been trie d b e fo r e , btij no) w ith
th e success w h ich crow n ed the • ffn p ls m adi on a N e w Y*irk
C e n tra l tra in last w eek.
(ie n e r n l E le c tric olT iein l - sta tion ed in ,-i l o v e r at Sehciiccla d y co n ve rs ed e lc a r lv w ith New Y o rk C en tra l e x e c u tiv e s
tr a v e lin g on a fr e ig h t tra in
A f i f l v - w a t i ra d io tra n > m illeg was installed in (be In om u tive. g e l l i n g it* p o w e r fro m
the headlight generator on i In i jig iiie. A brass rail on I lie
tender aurved as an aerial : ml i ti tiie i a I loose w as plaeeii x*
:» wire anti nna Itv no an n| a t r a ii- t n ilt e r in -id e tiie c a b ,1
I he I raiiimi-n and • tie nm i < I I’e a b le to I ;t 11 \\ it ||>.11* d ill I -
m rn fs a u tom ath
Section
Demonstratio n
er
nnofir
.'Walk ing the highway,
With dotih of the Ken,
. And s'eeve* of tiie sun
The day i* a traveler
iTraveling liiy way,
Whom I would let bo,
Vet never can shun.
FREE
. .1 •
the sentiment aiming hath old nnd
he Wil beaut it y the! m ind th ey w ou ld be u risiieressfn l in a tt r a c tin g th e jie o p le .
meek with salvntion.— Psalm IW H .i
T h e Ileru ltl b e liev vs that w hen t he sh ow is o v e r , t.'s
rh
thi l.el
I ’ltA V Kit—The l» r d .* K„m l;, valu e w ill h a ve been d e in o n s tn ile tl.
D ea lers am i th e puba
|(iri (l wj„ ,H;hlMIV%>
Hiii mercy i* cvcrhisling; nn«l Hi* lie lllik i1 w ill huve lir iir fit c il liv it «(I1(I Hint i * \\ twit is niost him to keep hnpiHnt'. I.ccMir^r
romnier, ml.
truth eedureth to all g mu at ion- d e sired .
A u to Sho\
best titled to put them into ..
feet.
It is worthy t f notice that in
Colli, r county where the newest
club Jins been formed, that Mrs. I
M* Ilraficld. president,t f the huaitl
o f puldie instruction and former
*u|*erintcndcnt
of
schopls, is
"T ffi ^
It’s toasted
A . P . Connelly
& Sons
Kstablished
the prp*i‘k'nt of the rtvn.
(jjj,. 2‘J t
In lhu first wurr-'t to by tltosen
Magnolia
jJUafc-
—i
No Throat Irritation-Nn Cough.
I'.IOH
1‘ hmic IS
xJH
"N o article can be better than
its base.To produce a fine prod*
uct, you m ust begin with finC
materials. T h e finest o f the
tobacco crop, ‘T he Cream of
the Crop’ goes into LUCKY
STRIKE Cigarettes. I know,
because I buy the Tobacco for
this brand w ith this ideal be*
fore m e.” . •
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Mr. and Mrs. V irgil Leo Smith,
.mmbunce the birth o f a son, Thum•lay, February J at tlieir hoiuu 1S07
[T itn rh Avrmrr.--TBr Imhy hu»4xu'n-j
naii ai Vilftfll K elly Smith.
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FO K REST I.AK I.
,(). n. Oar » ■ dii' k>mu
ile n d a r
'>'• and ill imin.v'> uthyr interestintr
w. ,v> R< lav races, Rallies and coil-j
,e ... e.m.ed the evei.inR hour t"
pa:: all too sunn, The department
two grouifc anjl
wns made to put «ui
. which was "Anwont to Florida."
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... i. nimrn-e. inmpa, l-'In.: Refreshments o f salad, snndwicheH.
S. ( ’ru
M ini.dh . S. I’ oilon, A.
We.nlle>, .laeksmiville; I.eo Salliins. and hot chocolate were
'. C h ic m ri. III.; .Inim - I I'vle r, .!ack» | T ,l r. I’n h n ka; lV W itt T O la y , sei ved late in the evenhur. Favo rs
■r t;:
Or. and Mrs. William Knox o f
Kelovvnn, 0. C. are apondin^ the
wijiter here as the
Kiieats o f Or.
winter
th
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w ife, Or. and M r. ; t .Mrs.
..ipynian w ill ' ! : ' in Knox’s brother and
Unhm
O ily ; J.
S u l!
Mjs.
A.
W.
Knox.
|) nt illriner at il del
dime v ■fie, Wfii... • Mr jniil
luWav , S a \.in n .' ih . ( i.i ;
Rudolph
Dunbar
m
Lo*
Angeles,
msine*-' nn-dimr of St.
lftiv,
, M iami *.
M>
Miami '■ Mi.
il., arrived hr e Sunday evening (Tutr
^ w ill-I'** hidil at d:in*
.1. Win a! \J1,.-I.nk,
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in visit |i^ ijutleY vJrs.‘ »A. \Y< Ivmjx. Ov -W
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till i
the I ;a idi II »u
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|I End Tin'd Si • > All
1.
lo n,’l i ; II.
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ire urped
«M,-nd.
do;
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i nlaia imtil Thursday.
field . ‘ d.
fn .S J 'A Y
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•*• A Mr. and Mrs. ,J. .Murry I)(.!',hie o f ■
r k ; Mi -s V' : v n
,jj a, .Mill i-'hirk at Oroekvllle, Ontario arrived her- Ne'
| 11 1 It'iiie -'. Ill : ‘ i. I
Hi own
i. inthe
I .1.Ruests
F. A. ('arreti
if -,,r 1 id.. 11 fi<
'*nl.l"'*\Y.
i Mnn«l«y
t«» be
o f F. A '
Lake.
Net' 1 t in . ( Min . , W i
|i<Ti :u*
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Or. A. W. Knox returned ho an
ai nil'll rn
' ' 'idork il
A h fv H V . N « * ; I
, p.eni'ai • t'a-rnh.
J Sunday evening from Jackm i v i l l r |h(Cue .
|. jjr„,vl . i. F, I On- where he spent a short- time on j
entert;
• " " • business.
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Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rnriettsmi
iurTV 11 :.
: 1 1 1 i f U rla n d o spent the tlay iiere Sun- j
ltw‘
day w ttll (h e ir d aug hter .Mr-;.
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• siinville. Ft... .1. , K iThorfisoa', -1'" keimilli'. Ila.; Imi l..
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The Lanoy Dry Clcan-
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injr Sanford’s d r y
cleaning needs longer
than any other place
in town.
That means jjood work
because only the best
can survive.
(Jood drivers on the
trucks arc ready to
tfive advice.
(iood
workmen in the shop
will do their best to
jdve complete satisI'aetiou.
'I’hat’s why the Lunev
Dry ('leaning Co. is
Sanford's
leading
••leaner.
dust IMione M m .
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The I'lavliity of the Seii'ea
. . W o f .'.1;
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Exclusive Columbia Dealer — 108 S. Park Ave
’*;('(> ol ( li Ittiulu are vi»-
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pfiii.r
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iii I lemu* on
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Special Sale of Wash Dresses
Art l.illoini nod hi" Sou I Il
ia nd S) in op.i: o i-.
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i.iiiL*' i*ii a Merr* -<io Round
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ll< >i| I \ m ail
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H as Selected Sterling Silver
| Laney Dry Cleaning Co,
Records
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iTr.imwni, t'hatnh'Oehee. Fla . 1 V Vkin, Snvani mill. (j;r.; ti. L’, . l-.i •■!!, Oelewnng
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v Ohio;
.Mv< ■ I akelnnd, Fla.;
fWEll.M SI' ' 4
I W fiM
About 35 enjoyed this enjoyable
affair.
---------------------|’ i ul Like uf Tnmpu is spendinR
jiu. week here aitemlinr to tmsim.sh.
----William Lake o f \\<«t
Palm
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placed «.*'<'ntM *'1' 'y '^ ih 't a the lie nunyei.•
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rirclef,
>■ua.usi.Iwj.. , •> ' v m m u s c m l.,.
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ho-rses* s;v.,t ,n was
hejd. *«;,
ie-ii he In-tcsrifs
- o r v .i iron ielln topi>«,l with whii>|hM '>V:!! ' n , f n k v
and rpffce.
A l >nt . liiteen moniher wc-rj: m
n^ndnnee,.
—------------Air, and .Mr^. Frank L. Wood*
imi" niolorml to Inmpa, Tuesday
where they will attend (impnrilla
nail the .South Florida Fair.
•■'i ' iijii .on. i '-inusa 1 1.-1 .. .1. 0. Rruee,
I
|[rid"«' .-I
Fanis, nf unii|ie Yalemini", were riven
Dirvtotm D a 1 ■\K, ( ’ annell,
1 • nville, Fla.; \V. t*.
White.
. Kvertt, M:
. \
« laxt.ui, F.v. 1 > Ela.j O. II. « ’ami>, t ’ity; CJ.
.
Muss.; i *» |lean. A. I- 1 ,"'ui*onj .lack-omillc, Fla.; S.
•i Yoiiiure, Sa> . I la , ( M l . Dean, '*
■li','ns;i*:i. .la. l,-on\ille, H a.;
Sara-ota. I- > D
it. Graham,
and Mi-. ,1. P. Rust, Keene, N.
Chh-ano, HI.: l i
S t jant and w ife, "
II
Kmmee, Ailanta, (In.:
Milford, N. II . '
r-nd Mrs. W. F. *• H**«l‘ Wliile. Spnrtn. Cu.; A. It.
Fied Hryani ae -re, Milford. N. Ila. n-, .l.miisville K>.; 0. A. Melltr M».
rill! 'I W.
F.. Moore. I ' • iltahl. AY. Palm lten.1.
<'
thb elimpuinn. The lui'diret *of S tlla
)rtr ,,umeftioi nl work was adopted
.,v m ..niimended. Name,
were
i....... ........
dii|\vp for iiieiiiheirhip in the vurions tilth".. The following were
made ehairninn o f i in-h -*; Mrs. T.
F.
Adams.
Mrs. I.lovd Rrown.
Mrs. W. K. Raines, Mrs. II. II.
f'hnppr'II. Mrs. S. u. Shinholser
Mis. J. .M. Mct'uskill and Mrs. W,
( ’. Hill. For the .test of the year,
eiivies w i’ l meet mii «eeond M"nday of eaeli month.
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BEpFY NUTHALL’S
Entertained
TENNIS CHANCES Children
By Mrs. A. A. Meneely
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SANFORD VISITED
BVPE N N SYLV A N IA
FARMERS’ GROUP
Additional Society
INSTITUTED FOR Association Says Present
STARVING CHINA Season Very Satisfactory
Mary Lambert Circle
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\ T n n tu W i t h M r e
H i l l idgli, Columbia and Savannah. A fi v i e e i s W 1111 i u r s . I l l l l tcr
|eliun „ f tjd* Florida itinThunderholt-I.ike
Overhead
crary, the
i«.v delegation
.... M will follow a Seventy Districts Of North
By F. L. Shelly. Manager.'*
shipped is much less than normal
The* Mary Lmnbert Circle o f t h e lm ito which will incluile visits tc(
ern Province Are Injured
Service Expected To Crush Snlurdny being the* third blrth\,rpr|4t-»ti FjuLt—tlcuwerjcslnc.i i . kavfleerttiiscdtit*. . i-kui .best mou nths
All Opposition; Mot her Savs ,idny nmih'cra’arji'.of Mauler Andy Methodist -< bunji mej^jit thy humu JV a l t i o s U i ^ A t l a n t a , .tflmuOTn • H r -Iwcust -Vi'fihrtions- A nil
In all my nineteen
nineteen years
years j-xpeuxjie- f» r the uie o f citrus fru it are yet
of Mrs. W , t .-Hill. onSTtignolin, * o r y , Asheville, Bristol, Rounnke
i(nvnge I Of Severe Drought
Daughter la, In Fine TnmTj
IMr*. A. 'AT iMeneFTJ'Tm! rienee in the marketing*of Florida before us. \\ e are tumble to deMonday afternoon for the purpose t ul„j Winchester. Va.
'tertnined a number o f children moat
thus f.ir.M'T'uine the extent o f the damage
LONDON Feb. V— (I N S ) — One i delightfully nt her home on Pal- of final organization. O fficer* j Purpose o f the yearly tours Is
PEKING..Fell., 2 (IN S ) A mil- eitrrus ruits, this senson
to' iltrus in tho recent ;cald spell
were
elected
as
follows;
Chairman,'
'..xpretised
by
Mr.
Bollinger
as fol- Ihmjii
il l j’d oilbir c'-mpaign is being con- lias keen the most satisfactory
m
in
igreat
r i i i t i . nnotiilnDvide
n \ i n n * \ M u c discusm scu** j
o r iHie
» Avenue, in celebration of
but do not believe it
w ill
be
Mrs. W. ('. Hill; 'Secretary, Mrs. jnw^d1*
,
Jiteit
tfliet| 1d1 bv Dm Cliiaa Iiiternutmtml fur tin* grower; the dis|yhutor heavy. We have good reasonI.to
(lions fri Britain^iri this ’ moment is the day.
Braxton
H
.
Baggett;
treasurer,
'
Fnniim*
Belief
’
Cnmmliji.on
for,'r
e
.null
Aifd
ftfflsuniod
alike,
*
(
"For. rt* number of years I Imvs
Suggestive o f Valentine were the!
look for excellent prices through
-—will Jlgtty Niithall attempt tu
Prices realized have been 100 per out the remainder of this season
dieoratiin* and other details. The Mrs. K. C. Smith;-Mission (Study be *n -- firm believer in travel for lit-f l>f the 1,00ft,000 famine stiiekrfush ull opponents this year with
chairman.
'Mrs*.
Biirko
Steclb;
ttufifanners. M have always bclievpdl,,,, inh ibitnnls of Shantung, anil Cer.t hotter than Jnut yea son; yet on Florida fruit o ff fair to good
rooms o f this lovely home were
a icdevakUituig, thunderbolt-Ilk", adorned with red sweet peas and erintemient of supplies, Mrs. Main*-, that farmfcrs, like other people, can .oiutl - rn C hihli.The C tfit-M W ifi up to this time practically the same
quality.
j.
of the ('emmiss!on-is an Amer- j nmount of oranges from both Cal
Tildcnesque overhead serviec dur baby breath.' The birthday table ice II, Spencer; social service sup learn much by travel that would
!
have
merely
sketched,
tho
im
erintendent, Mrs. Calvin Teague; re nr in unlearned without it. We j,. ,,,
ifornia and Florida and npphixiing the Rreat lawn tennis tourna was most attractive, with its cen
mediate situation, hut it is worthy
Superintendent
o
f
local
work,
Mrs.
began
our
organized
travel
for
farjp.
b
,i,-i
report
indirnt
tint
mutely
the
same
amount
of
grape*
tral deenrptioti j» f ;i large whitements?
of note. /An imprresjon is npppa“ Mayers, spectators and news birthday cake, topped with three Stewart Dutton; Superintendent of liters by niranging local auto tours];,, ,|,,tncts of these twn.northern (rlt hns boon shipped ns during the rently
prevalent,
particularly
Peoples
work,
Mrs.
.1
.
Olio
in
1018.
Soon
we
toured
farms
hi
Voting
ttfferted
by
the
corresponding
period
last
season,
provinces af
paper renders discuss the point wee ted tapers, and .Embedded iti
among many who are not thchmnearby
stUrs.
In
1020
we
surpas
Laney;
'Agent
for
Missionary
visitations.
|
Rut
Florida
frit
this
season
has
di
iu’
1
-:
ntid
locust
asparagus
ferns
/mil
nor
sweet
peas.
’ row every tingle and the main
good selves intimately associated with
question put is:— "Would Miss Placed about the centerpiece were Voice, Mrs, O. It. HstridjJe; Report sed all previous efforts when 8-1 lluoiiteds of thcusnml are said t ' ca rried well; tins been of
country- quality*, anil hns consequently g iv the industry, that the citrus in
er,
Misk
Bobbie
Chapman.
people
took
a
1,000
mile
trip
to
thei|(|
wandering
nlsnjt
tli
tall
red
tapers
in
silver
holders.
Helen, Wills be more troubled by
iveiiho id. en the consuming public excellent
A fter tlie eleetiont the work was i fruit and vegetable section o f New i M
t king food and
the overhead smash than by the • The I'ftertionn was merrily spent
mapped
out
and
plans
made
for
the
York
and
part
<>f
Canada,
.
kitchens
have
been
*opened sntisffnction; whilee a year ago
with
games
of
all
kinds
played
on
present fast awkwardly-breaking
"Mur f " finer tours mTcxIesigned
ley are thadequrUc t i ear.* for our fruit did not give this same
the lawn. A number of contests next meeting. * Pledges were made
imjiertinynt underhand service ?
by all members present. Mr*. W, P . ' to tench better farm methods and
ssutisfoction; did hot perfect its
Imngry masse*,
I obtained the opinion of Mrs, were featured, and the prize for
Bulirntan gave an inspirational j nvuiagenient. The tour of this 1
n ign missionaries in tin* “trie- muturrity jmtol January, and in
pinning
the
small
heart
nearest
the
Nuthnll, who manages her daugh
talk after which a social hour was year makes no such pr-lrnse. It is '
iirbu lepoit that the vn tim** January we hail two freezes, with
ter'^ affairs down to the slightest center o f a large red heart was won
•r gen
n diii-d to eating mlt him i d the result that considerable ..... .
enjoyed
with Mrs. Ilill, Mrs. Ben nothing more than a t>
by
Carol
Jean
Nix.
detail, on the point. She ans
. >o the less appeli’i'd’ (half* quality fruit went to the markets
Late in the afternoon the kiddies It. Caswell, Mrs. Braxton B. Bag eral informiiljon and ii-i-reulipn.
wered very frankly and explicitly,
ami Weeds mixed wi’.h a throughout that ssteusnn.
were
asked into the dining room gett and Sirs Ernest (Jormley ns Ail travel is ciiueational mill in J in
“ Betty," she said, “ has been prac
sense this tour will he lie i*xi ,*ption. f t ^
um riiiiih iinvr *.nf- . We~hein* mmh Ubiiilt tTte vvonticing ,pn overhand service for where refreshments of ice cream hostesses. The nt*xt meeting will be
held
the
second
Tuesday
in
March
Alrenijy
I
am
indebted
to
agrind
i
.
,
|
fur
Hirer
successive .v* ars 1•»n its fruit. ' At tin* December 2'J
I
now
is-lievr--it
i**
n
*
ami
oak*wore
served
by
Mrs.
Menthree years,'
egency and *
eh famine with lie
i« -nil sale in New ^ u k , tin* must cliti*
very good service. I think very, |eely. Favors o f gay colored clips; nt th hopTe nf Mrs. GmverTtpcrv'Olirnl leF*''-rs, uif Lmrisl
commerce for as1 1-r
present
diMi-ter
<
• mu-s cal- market in the United States,
ring
in
Fort
Mellon,
’■
t
'
chamliers
with
boras
ami
whistles
*
for
the
few women players have an ovet:t t'n- populntioll vvliin tiori- i- C aliffomin sold 25 cars o f orangeThose present were Mrs. Lloyd si-la me given toward this end."
1hoys, ami novelties for tin* girls
hcod service ns good.
tut'*1* no reserve wiih which at a general nveraage of .55,1(1 per
vOcro given.
Brown, Mrs. Vance Douglass, Mrs.
•i> Coached Hy
lliislimiil
: ■ i t. The worst di-tiiel- are hbx, against FlolTida's 12 cars at
Tin* children enjoying Andy’s na Stewart
MORAL
MERCHANDISE
Dutton,
Mrs. Stuart
" l have followed implicitly the
i iii have the most t • iitpb le $(5.15 per box— an average margin
tal day with him were Charlotte Stephenson, Mr*. Burke Steele',
wishes o f my husband, who (aught
if crop*
record'll in o f $1.05 [ter box in I loriila'k favor.
Ik Iwards, Wild a Hd wards, Harriett Mrs. E. C. Smith, Mrs. C. R. Erl
A man of turfy wants a position
Betty her game stroke by stroke*—
I Hazard,
Emily Tracy Phillips, ridge, Mrs. 11. II Me Call .!r., Mrs. with a good firm ns retail sales"
nty
five
years.
,
A careful e«imp:n ison of gencritl
on^ stroke at a time. It was Ids
{-Louise Conledgo, Calvin Cooledge, A. W. Epps, Mrs. A, K. Shoemaker, man in hardware or furniture with
A Shantung misii imiry m up* results being obtained in New 5 m l.
v,wish, when she began to practice
|Cordon Hull, l.unle Hall, Charles Mrs. W. F. White, Mrs. Herman no bail habits.— Ad in the Raleigh
.mu to tin* China Famin' Be- and other markets on Florida aid
mi juycj band service when she was
states, “Twenty
Williams, Miller Williams, Carol Middleton, Mrs. K. B. Mr Crnekeiv, News and Observer.
•-* -i- «■*1■
I):
.
, _- gr|. -r T|»*-m v / ffl
,
.1791
general
in
state can show R,e
fr r itself citliorr at ik
present or oveer «
me) years, that tho J
citn
has dine, it ,
discouragi mem nor
slmistie outlook. ^
er
hnsty conceived' |,JRt_ i
supi inswl sa lva tioit^ 1
The marketing of > i
jority of the crop i, a ,
o f organization*
perienced in their ^
.large produce, a< »j]
many of whi. h Ufa
ficient; ready* to
utors. They are pt*
sincerity tiny ri-aion
for the Mine -ful ^
problems to l,e mtti (
into prrnetiee what IIB |
on expcrieiKe, cirri <
assurance " f adyanUit
dti* try m any of it ,,
I
A Buffer Against
the Unseen.
A t times money is
plentiful—wage's arc
high—everything is
running smoothly.
It is then that the wise
and thrifty person
Unforeseen , conun*
gencies.
m::*
the preliminary tournaments this
i r travel
tb e V h a v e a o
( i o r m l e y . M i s . B r a x t o n I t . B a g g e t t , ii o ' in ill-ini at iig’ the lovely home
year, Betty will use the overhead
i' o
for
of Mrs. W U Watson. Saturday
W lia I
can
—
.
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.
M
r
s
.
W
.
p
.
R
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i
r
m
a
n
,
M
r
s
.
I
l
c
t
)
I
k
scrvijje. We shall both, very close
alii
in
-on
when
the
members
of
tin
I m nl and
Mis* Flore nee Spur ling and Mi- C a s w e l l , . M r s . W . T .
ly, watch its effect.
liati liintjvv (Ir.iiip of Camp Fire
jo ice-, m the stricken
,t;
ells vvi-l'e boste.si-.
to M i s s l l ' i b l d i C b a p i u n t i .
"I(flftfte r two or three months' j Oeorgi
tiirls ,-iiti rtami’d at bridge.
t\ |i l ist'll id t IK* iiigh point
trial, /’ route to tin* ronelusion thut the I tependnMes Class of the
\ shirt loisinesp session prcced
■I it,, gn at P.*2t i.imuie nail it •*
th is . rtiethod is less effective than Methodist Sunday Scliool. Monday MISSKS .MARTIN F . V I E R I A I N
e l tin- bridge ganit*“ lutd aftei
I t bat ncitlei - vv ill gi tvv
her underhand stioke, then I shall evening at their lovely home “ The
1- v nisi, n- the vv Hite' firosemes had ln-en added after the u*
Daks'’
on
Mellimville
.A
»
'Vim-.
adviso her to n*luin to thu old
A v e r y p r e t t y s o c ia l a f f a i r o f
oal number of progri'-'siotix bn 1
l.aml I- . Ale red f"r sale
The iiu-i-tiiig
was
m e e tin g w
a s called
C a l l e d t " o r d e r ( | 1(. j s t w e e k w i g
th a t o f F r imethod) which in the main, has
I
ii played, the first piirj*. a iluHi
. til'iii'ly i.iw 'ilicor Imt there
b y th e
p re s id e n t. M r l . a i l c L . 1d a y o v e m o g w h e n t h e M i s s e s R u t h
acted’ well.
ty bandUeirllief w i- awarded Mi
. |.,|i cl
I'l II e ■ Ill bring
“ Rut. please, do iliake it kliuwn J o n e s , a n d r o u t i n e b u s i n e s s e a r - . , j i d . R u b y M a r t i n e n t e r t a i n e d a A lire 1*1 ( ‘mirse v. Till- |-nllsol»t iot
wo *.u ililct to sell th* mu
that Hetty is not adopting (he r i e d o u t . I t w a s d e c i d e d t h a t l e l i ( n i j m l i r r o f t h e i r f / i e n i l s m o s t i I t - - 111 1ze, a s|"ing biouet, was givo-t
.mil liov 1... 1■
overhead service lust because Mitss d o l l a r s o f t i n * p l e i l g * - W ' t i l d b e j I j g l i l f i l l l y ’ a t I If** 11* l i o t n e o i l C e l e r y
Mi:.- Mai v DigItlnri,
m ■i.l.l fm i I'' w 'l"ll •' r p h a u a g e A ve n u e .*
S w e e t peas and v io le tHelen AVills is earning bj-re, and g i v e n t o t i l l * M e t h m i i - I
It.oi (Mills w ile plai ed oil the **.»’••i
-cl h a i " i b l r i e 1i t " t e o i s
B
u
y
(
1.
a
t
R
e
a
s
o
n
S
p
r
i
n
g
s
.
M
i
>
1
with
m
l
is|
it*
i
ff,.,
1
w e r e ii
chanipinii on more equal terms.
(able
,
and
ii
li-lied
during
llo
p
i"
o v e i flo w lo g
io il i a f
•
I
To say that ns many people ure W i l l i a m s w a s p r c s e l i t e ' l a heuuti- a b o u t the I'tolus. <ilimes ami con
g ie s ' nf 111 game and after t*”
I
in
B
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e
i
i
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Wi-'ldiog
f
i
l
l
f
r
a
m
e
d
p
i
c
t
u
i
e
'
a
s
tests
were
elljoyed
until
a
lute
because sin* wishes to meet the
,,ir/.e- bad been awarded refre 1
.1'. t i b n ; m i l e s H o n c c l '
I n i i i i when lefreshments n f straw*pionjvpi Omit* equal terms. To g i f t f m m I b e e l a s s
■limits nf fruit salad topped w"i,
C u p -o le s , i " il lu m in g
-lip
" f bellies With vvlllpped cleatn, e a k
. i -u liil
vv ' I '
* it v i
aay that as many people an* now
j,y
,V
v bqqted rrettUl. «llori eat.e and g
p
a
p
e
r
o
n
w
h
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r
l
)
w
a
.
w
r
i
t
t
e
n
t
i
n
alul b"l chin "late weie served
saying it would be
uiifrn-nd'.v j
I,,
i v l l e w »u>' l i t l l
Tin
gm Is were g e e a l e a i m w e n - n e t v e i l .
aiyl unfair to Miss Wills, a great n a m e o f a i l a - - o n - m b e r . w e r e the hosier-es
E n j.i; m g M i ' W a ts o n ’s * a rt
g
i
v
e
"
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m
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MisMaigaiet
Siin-.iii,
Mi-s lt"xsportswoman.
Ml i R I F S D IM ti II M B I
h
o
s
p ita lity w e re .M i- e s
M a r i rt
b<
k e p t a 0* I tUI'si y.
Mis- Jewell
I lav id,
- "Please make it clear that lld ly t d o s e d n a m e s a i e l "
(i’p i i i - i ,
L tjllis e i H ie lu m a .
B ilib
c
r
e
t
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n
d
e
a
r
b
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"
s
"
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r
i
e
Miss
<ieorf
is
Calhtnin,
Mios
/e-llo
*
V
j'11
'i
'1
will play the overhead service just
\ IIIN i IT d N. l . b 7 11 NS i
| , m s C o u c h , A l l V c M e f ’ -o t'l
Lin ilb- I inbn-mi. " *gh(,
in the normal evolution of her t l l l l i g o a e f " i t i n p i i - i , n w h o s e \auglinn. .Mi
i
.
i ig h a b it i
t i " i e ):■•* t m
F
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c
e
s
W
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l
s
o
n
,
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t
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l
I
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e
a
H
,
a * X|i" N’e/xo* S t • i n*M is .
Rose
game and its value to hel* gam** n a m e In- d n - w i i e f l ' i - k i e i w o
I
J. I.. N u t t . iii • I ii
Mary
.'I ■xw«dl,
M
a
l
y
D
i
g
b
l
o
i
t
,
“ ’J l e I i l p l r l e - " n i
c k i- s is te r-,
Samli-ri, Mi s M ibli ed \ i lie ball.
wll be decided entirely on it- u'in i c " t a
lave • -111
t bn i me
S i o i i b Millin',
d l m t i g t h e U i- .n lb i-l I - e b r u o i v .
Mm- I los-m David. Mis Mane P a u l i t e
suits."
,•
t I l i e 1 ! " U o s \ | I)H " P I I "
S t i n o t e o l l l l i v . M l J’" nil.n at o N ati
\t
tin
i
i
..t
till- b o s u n -'-'
D
t
i
g
g
.
i
s
,
M
i
t
'
P
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u
h
n
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k
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,
This declaration bv Mr- Not ball
i' i
it(t«e I *i ogs tile smug
in v ite d
M iM a d g e P h ll'ip s . M l "
L o i r e i v \ V lu t» will iateii'sl all lawn li-oui- fan m i - e i i n g l In g i i i l w e r e
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for two soliil reasons.
a
' i - " i g l u m t tIn- * " H i l l i ' . i "
| "W e ll
i;n liM * X
Met Monday Lvcilin/^
Tile fust telates I " Belly per
sonally. I luring tb w inter she lias
not only grown eonsiderabiy taller,
out sin- has also put mi *i gooil
deal of weight.
Physically,
-inliow iIvviii I'h Miss Wills and many
of her admirer:
an*
wondering
whether slu* will
retain
the
fie et-fooled
activity
for
any
luliglli of tune vvlneil, III the past,
lias lo-en one of tin- great features
of her game.
Mov ie < mil ta ils
Apart ftmii tins, many o! her
frtend\ ««• asking
whet her
lu*i
“ movie" i-fintraeiH will inil inter
fere very seriously will) her tenuis.
b r u n t l l o i l y d ........l i l t e d W i l l i \ l l l r l l t me
m d i i d i a pc • - a n d a In .o u t in n
" | -1 .* 1 w a - S' I v >-i I
'I In . e u In > a 111 o n l e d vv e ■e M i s.
F
* . S io n b.
M i-, A
K > lim m a l.il.
1| i
I l i / i i b c l b ('iiu -le t* .
Mi
Bqv i i
W illia m , \ | i - . B u lb
Mi
.
M
1 o m i M i n - |- b i l l i n g ,
Mi
I .ir .ii- Hughey, M i
I t i l l k>*
,' - l i i b ,
tlille i m in i M n ld ie to ii.
M rI u i Ii I I n i s , M i s , I ’ n t t y r
Ly b . M l
V. |! Iiew i .. M i . - R . d t
e |l
M lig h t.
Mi
B a lp li ( nvcao.
M i - - i kip i k t ’c i. K t o ,
M i.
I .i b c .
II u p bee.
Mi
U
y.
T b iiio tie ,
M is s I ' b . i i oi i
g in lin g , M e .
B u ll
b io < b a p iiiiio
am i
M i -, t i e i o . ' i
W e lls
B u ilt M a itlo . i j y i l i S tin s o n , W n
i e li
I v i i i i *.
Ittilp b
P h illip ,
Bov
\\ i l i u m - ,
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M ila m .
d e - <■
M ila m , ll e t b e i l
I lin e r,
Mmum
l l i i r i n t , I'la y liio S m ith , B a v m i.n l
R i i i le i-,
Ite i'in a n
Jean,
M -.b a e l
B i.liio d li,
W i's b v
T y le r.
\ 111* 1 1
.1 t i e n o , I I a n
S e iv e k io g ’ , l . n n i I
D .iv id a n il A r n o l d M a r i i t i
S E M I N 't l l I
A
Ii
all
| 11 nil-lit
i lul. and
I he ottiei tiller an* at tin- la-iglil
ot lin n game and many people an*
iVoivlm-'-ii that .Him B 'lineii will
beat all tier iiv al* at W iiobleilni
next June
All ( 11esc
play el.- play llo1Uiiug driving game with a severe
service.
1 .. many. Ill eoliseqUCllee,
it M-eius that
Belly
Nuthall,
changing* hei ucciistumeil servin’,,
will h<) playing ioln lb;ir_ iunnl*,
utid.jfcill n mler hersulf less for
h'm
I
I \ V* 1 !IH | M . M i l l - l i t
Si mmol ■ I m i n t y F * d e l a
Witnina’"ft 1 l u ’b s 1* •»
tin
■
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i
v
' i i il i i n p t i iM N
tin - lio l n o t " in
dm
I e n m ird i
t
t i l " l V ic e le g e n t .
l.<nlgi
wa
b.-l.l Friday I
,,f Mrs. A F
Mi'll* lav lib- * Vi-nile
A lte r a
"0
■■i • tilt*1 v
A dixtricl . meeting i*f* Odd F
low< wi'J liu licld ui lytndrr
intnice on
l-'rfiAi y ’ Ft h.
- $t), mvoiiling* to an
j.oiu,'
(l mm,
qmenl today hy W. AY. Vim
N f^.-k cm ctu iy of Sunfonl lodge
tM'wV.-j. 27. The meeting will In*
ptV-jditl over by District Deputy
Utu.iil Milliter Juiiick O. Ilu fl of
fc'i»,ijC«rd.
n t " > / » J ’ lietwretr 1lit) and *150" nnr* ex' f*WA*dTlo attend from Sanford, OrliUtdo, /St. (.'loud ami Kistdniim-c.
fh erF " will he a bu.-mes* Henaiou
followed hy tt hoc inI hour when a
prpgratn of qnUrlainment will he
tendered and iefrexhmentx will
he tarved.
A Urge attendance frum San*
ford la exriecCod. An urgent invitatloif «NW' today extimded hy Mr.
Van Ne#» to local Odd Fellow* to
te present,
[y;
t in lit Hit*
I ending a
v t it mg
m al i m g'
e as
I .i v n t i S q u 11 e -
.Mis
Mi -
D * I low a i d.
i h o i pi n in g ,
i bc g m -l
M .n y l T itln
iiiig lu -y , M r
D in i R u l'iiw
• S I
Miss
Stall.
Helen
Mi
i ' 1I i l l e i m M u g i i c y .
o f t l i * - 1 l u l l YVI*IT M i"
i i n * - 1 11 i l l . M i d .-a r . s t i l l -1
> 1 Iv S m i t h m n l M i s .
i
In m c - A
i ' l l *. m . n i I r l l
I i r AT i it i i 11 w h c i
lie will
M u u n t il y
"(lend
vviek nil hunilli
la y s in
and
.son
ytinr
will
lie
house
here.
needs
rc-
shingling, rail on us and
we'll advise von concern*
ing your needs.
T N 1}? 4
'L U M B E R -
O C^
^krOMPAN
giantoU .* divotre ill New Ymk
vi toiilnv. Bep. Itoyhind <I *»
N i w \ " i h , ile e la re d
‘ ■| o i t o d m o n e y . "
th e
g ilt
Vurd
V
■ t ti
Ave., at
lltli. I#tyi3th $ta.;
Bond Grade
k *1
Ir
Zip Servjcf *,]
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAf
“ 'l lu* Hank nf Son ire"
Sanford
-
Spring
-
-
-
FI
Opening
a
Displaying* fashion’s latest in
in Spring* hats
Wednesday and Thursda
9 A. M. to 8 P. t
wa
(s m v iiM it S )
vd
M i-L a d y ’s
Unrestricted Llectric I3ower
Essenlial fo Nation’s Welfare
Shoppe
Say s I In* C liicagu T rilm u t:
DEAN’S
Rose Bush Sale
" H i tall lot in (m i,-liirled I low
of cli-ctric pitcc i i III) Iiogh the a.i
tiim.
I iirctclriclrd, lor the pm
po**‘. meuiis unrestr a led liy lwdi
lira.
Me utc agmn-i law* uinl
rcgulaliiuiN whicli would prevent
linking
op the n.itmn'w great
power generators, is no water anil
hteiim. into a unified Mi|«*r*pi»wei
svstctn,”
j
t-nrl) i liltir*r
mill
»»*'
11 r s l
« iM in rlfi(f*tl
— Ihr prlni iplr n f
Iri'niitiu
«if nrtlufi. Htulrr
I rii tllit i Iim< Iti ■
nmiJurl.
ii in! *|r\ rl«i|»i'i4«‘i*l *tl Itn**iii***1a*
lirtl llie j
lire ■tiile*|erleil ,lu uieriiiiieh ni'lrm (hr H Ui* liM
nb|e bM fur hurk a* iht
••mfiirDt , If, |*w '’ llir Innil I*
I hrun ii Ini** r'itiiif k*Iun, 'flic
flfeiHFr l lie* iKtiiilirr iff (nti*
hikU rimrl miitl*,
ill** lf« «
l>rti«irc**<* 1111*11” i*lll l»r, Tlirrrfurr, thr rulrr mi)<i •»** lonv
ita I if** iMifliliiK. ili«* iiruplr
till) mirk imi I tlirlr tin n ■m(%ClI:( till.**
It hn% rittiie |t» lie liriirm llf
reeiiRnlrrtl l*c llir itulillr ietine (hut |Mow|it*rU> Ik hn*r*l
1 rre lnr«rle ii |M»n Ihr nrrnfrr
u-r of rlrrfrlr iiunfr, *•»*!
fhnl f*M* furl hr r |ni|»ri*i rnifut
n 11h rmprrl
In litiiUldunl
2 - Year
cuMtiitu piimr iiiiiI lrl«i*rc
lliiir, tl tmw no lirflrr frii-mt
f Ui*ii 1hr rl n t rir IId hi |nmn
i■•«iitftitii t
«i| i hAa' r*•«•ii In 11 I i Ii («» I airl e >eitn* r lee t rir 11 •
Iimw ru« uliilloiiiai’il Amerli n^
Miulii nlw of ||t lim mnl nf
“ ••ik, llu* **%fl|*fiI nf ll*« emi*
I rIIi «i 1 1*in in ihr itriirriil i» «*II ii f* (ini In-m inuli t* |i*»w«.|!il .*
•Mile « In nineli I In* ll Ii la111m
,*'iS
uinl wrifii i tf I** ml inIibI* i nil inn
•’I Jin* ilrrlrlr |i«mrr I lulu* •re.
Ilri iitg-M *if( l|if i^lCiai* ui 1**•«ii•*f **li*l*iil mill Ifir mu Iit Ir ii *
w in ’ iff
ihr
1nirrArciii
|*rli* •
« l|ilr * I iiiclli lihml lullIntli **,.
iii** ••Iffirlr tin'".i mnl |*i»iirr
«'i»iw|inialri» hmr hem nhlr l*i
rn\Ui In Ibrlr ir n lr e llir
lilKlirnl it |i. «>( liimlitrom lends
**mhl|i, kf’lriillllt* nr ii me ii ami
iirrrRkur) m|a|fcil.
%11ill yi-1, |hr •*Iif*”I rlrml er tt
hn* null hr csuif. It* ficlurr
in thr linmtk of Ihi”
iMililir Hint knoll l|a lirurfllw.
I |M»ii Mini imlillr fnlln Ihr ilr*
fritkr uf (hr |ir!nrl|ilr« uhlrh
hilt r it I %in %nir rir n Ihr rlrrirlnrl I'rniJr i wltlp nf |hr iiurlil.
TH E Y A R D W ITH A M IL L B A C K IN G
I’hone 135
■
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<3.
A cordial invitation Id attends
V In I
’ "I
ciiNLb'
w b i e b is r e a l l y I-> l v v lia t a i r i t i r a l
s lu p p o i m
buvei
w o u ld c .iits id e t
' N e w Y i 1 1, i p i a l i t y
l b tie 1 1 : a ) f • a i l j ii - 1 c e n t ■>1 t i l l
- i , j i ‘ - | In * id,* i i o p h a
" IV l i e * ,
m a t la l e d
r i i i ' le a v e
id
o n ly
t
-in u M * i p e l r e n t a g i
- 1 th e
* rn p
'tita n ii- iiiiI at tb !
lim e , b u t w ith
a i u . m i ' t i a l l y l i g h t t " t i l l . i u p t In
l i a r , i t m e a l s t h a t t h e a* t U a l w i - (
m o t * e f I’ l m n l a J i i i i t v e t
t"
be
a ls o
hav
I"
‘la k io
M -inlay
t iei-t go Mi Bury b-'t
o krntiv die w i i- e e l i e
i-vt nmg Do
low days n t , b t i s i p e ln l
11It 11i»wtt|»tt« r
II
p h y s ic ia n
tin * h a b i t .
t i n - $ 51111,0110
I e a o."
I-.
re lu i a
(-ill •
S K t e s g e , wealthy *ham
W ife
wa
1 l i i l T ■- 1.1 I a t m *
w h ils t
lliid |irt iti‘t|*!i*
,%iiirrl**n*•» •*r**i!*i#nlr mnl fin-
Smut mm, tlu* rainy sen*
(
lull I Ill to lip
S o lifm d
ti d a tiv e s .
n i i t - l d l H r u M H i l i h w l i r r i i I h «h «h I
’A
•
I'm merly
M i' s t p i u n t o e h w a s
F m ilv
A lb -ii " I C o e
I t i l i l ttrlll**.
A HV~
I 'nii foriiiu dees well when it ha go d 11 nit and Florida likew ise
dues Well when Flmiila (ills good
fruit, inil t.alii'maia geaeVaUy put
mily tl- >ei y finest fruit in New
Y "i I,. w bib- neii Ii I 'L•< i iyju. fruit
go
III"
I b ill
Ola I h r ! lit t I I I P
Mi tpliiotoe h w ;is it f. t mi l real .It f t of that i it > , having Inc
i It M I ENtiEK 1 E At.l F.
t in• i- bit iiia i’livvei
O' ' tll-lI WIt ll
uinl Light t •v. imil tit 11*<VI Nav y
(IN S i
i il’ O ll
U \ I I I M . r t i N , i e ll. 7
Ml 1!-llllOlllsi- Salt -'-1111111 at
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mal
lig
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Fl"i
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I
Reroof your House
I.
ii
a
Mil 1111 evict. 111'
v e r y p li iis a n l b ti'iiu 'S s m ee t m e a
- "i-ia I b u n i w i
o ii in y i ik
\ ile lii i ved lati pi t IeI lull slt|l( i- w.
evi-uuig i a l I mg nf chop "sue) ,
llllt i.l end It,, t.Ml til nvv a l.ceail
111,llu n hi
i u lta g i
rlirrsr salad,
indiv ulna! lake- i* i d ill pink ami
gr* en and ,k In I tijoying tin tins
pltality nf Mi* Roil W e r e t i l e f i d
low mg pa- 1 iinlili- ( !i Mills. Ml - W
I llllglley. Ml
I t i 'lio rp i'io iig ,
Ml- J it 1’ e I g o-MII, Mrs. .1 F Me
* li-llaiul. ID- II B (•ray. Mi*'
The First Gain
Is Not The
Last.
and
•I l'ii| *ni,
Mm
lie ♦ * le g
t in ib
n t
g i a t I ■■( t Ii o S i - m i o t d c I b
—
Odd Fellows \re Mo
'Mbet' A t K issiminee
?■ .V * x-
I lu San (oi d \\ .Milan
ItH M .F
lo g a t t ho li ii o ir
She takes tier new oecupation very
seriously,,a ml llo- mi-ntiil elteei
Ida- abi.v*
' in.ill'i i luelit vvdl
might go fai |>, dimmi'h tin- light
In) n ii ice,I Willi mill I) inteieht
•hearted natuie of In-, tenuis
hitlu-r one of her gn-aU-t a--et-. l.y tlie mu!•v tin ml of Mrs la-nii
atdi. vcim is ni pir-ciit Itegeat ni
T h e second te a sun a ffe r ls
her
c h i e f o p p iiiie n t s in
B H ia io
M r s . lip- Sllllle lilll M'iill ( llu(ltl-| . Site
C i o d f i e g (Miss Kitty
M* Kane), lsla must capalib- vvionan, and ha*
la Id many no I"-i limt "ffiic s linf
M i s * J o a n F r y , M i s s E il e e n R im
only
in till* i it V toil tbi'iug limit
n e t t , m n l M is s (iv v e o I'l- y .
A ll m e
the Millie Fol t Ull II I ills fill- W.1
fo rm id a b le a n la g o iii- t
Mi
t ; <.>I
- I a Ic 11gist I 111
tying nls" I'm1
fr e e h a s b e a te n M is - W ills tw ic e
t VCII 1C| lit* II' ‘ at >
i- tlciisiiiJ-e .11Iti
in i m p o r t a n t g a m e s a n d n o w t n ll c
,1 II
o II ta I ,
Ml
11"Kill <li V\*l‘
ic e o v v iid
fro m
lift* iq i e ia t o u i, i
M ro n g e e
and
m
m o c li
In ir i
h e a l t h l l i a o f e r s e v e r a l \ i-a i
| a -*
I I I R F .lv M I S
\11
id d a t h is i-a s o n a b -m i t h is r i t u a l- io i; b u t - i f C a lif o r iiia w e re s e llin g
"1 i i a g g e s i n N e w Y o l k , i i t l ' i o i l i e r
o -a lb e ts . a t s u c h a ( iie iiiiu m * v i
11 -i a l a . it w o u l d I n - p u b l i s h e d D in
|\| V W e -t to
A p i ll u e h i l Ilia , T h e
f a i l i-, a m i v e i y r e iir o iillld y , tle it
........
B udded Stock
Friday and Satayda
February 10th and 1‘
",
at
Roumillat &
Anderson s
DL ,i
(PLACE YOUR ORDER NO*
ti FOR $3.20
10 F0R>
Any Additional puantitiv up 1°
Well Developed 2-Year Hudded Stuck
FOR 25 CENTS RICH
SMALL
..
SM ALL ROSE RUSHES 6 FX)R $1.00
.1,000 .ROSE BUSHES 'TO BE ON H AND AT crilSSAR
VarietieH of Roses will lie RED ItAUIANCK, LUXBMUOlllUl (» "e" *
hAlfl- 0 KU8UHK1 unit |.„U1'S Scarlet Clbrnber. ■
m »'„?EAN SEED CO„ ORLANDO, FLA
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON . .....
.'
Sanford^
Ai. M l
ftTCC'
t *
�* _n'«
P A G E F IV W
••"478.0. WSB'.. A t’ shU.
030: 8,
Scibcrling Singers; 0, Evcrcady
hour; 10, auction bridge; 11:15,
negro spirituals.
213.8,
WDOD . Chnttnnoogn.
1230: K, ensemble; 8:30, clnssical
program; 0, studio program.
o r Tiir.
co h it
545.1, W F A A
Dallas, 550: -5,
t hereby announce m.v ramlldacy
for lbe office of Clerk of trie Cir SelbcHing Singers; 8:30, Scaly A ir
cuit Court Mihject to the will ul AVttm n; 0:30, Torrid Tots (1 hr).
I!,., votem ul the Democratic prl , 400.7, W R AP Fort •Worth, «CMI:
H E ItLIN,
Fell. 2 — ( I N S ) - G e r - - U i . a w o rth y p art n er in Huhept
OKirj ul, June S. DOS.
..
0. Fuulurc I m an y - w i l l M a k,.-shied pUwi) . . u i W r ; H » u l i m ,-t w r rrt i - tt)ne y e a i - nkt v r l w 1*- •
D. t.. THUAJUIbUL ~*-7, Eclipse Clippers;
Place In O lym pic
Asserts A th le tic E xpert If1
^ 4 UatlJ H « w*
T AO- R A T E S
it cuh-If* A4*H ££^. "r
.*?&srts
.
SA N FO R D BOND A N D
M O R T
GAGE C O M P A N Y . 112 Second
S t.
‘.Till .Iuam ontr.tmprorwl business
and residence property. Also will
buy first m o rtg a g e ne security.
piegTnm.
■oni »«d
hr > « » ? ', , line
.... ...... .... “
— ________8c a line
...L....7C a tine
^ S T ob request.
(or
.^occJ
r » lcs
lU,i m
10-A — Poultry And Eggs
FRESH cfigs, Baby chicks, and
Hatching
eggs.
Ccckleberry
Farm, Lake Mary.
W hen the easiest way is the best
way, there are no two ways
* re
•i'S'Iia. woo
S o( 3»«
S h in n t» M ltrich d
srfftfr**.
sId will be responsible
pot incorrect insertion,
for subsequent
The office should be
litnmediHtely in case or
a d v e r t is e r ?
representative
L familiar with rates
InJ classification will
I complete information,
fgo Wish, they wilt assist
[wording your wont *d
! it more effective._____
CHICKS— Selected stock, deliver
ed. \V. Leghorns 100, $12; 500,
$58.
Heavy mixed 100, $13.00,
llnrd Rocks and R. I. Reds, 100,
$15. 500, $70. Ph. 278, Emerson
Hatchery, Brooksville, Fin.
about it! . T he easiest way to
get what you want at the least
possible cost
10-H Plunts and Flowers
Classified
SEED Potatoes Red Bliss Maine
(selected) 150 lb. sacks, $G.00
Spaulding Rose No. ,4 (C ertified)
150 lb. sneks $0.00 Cash with nil
orders. United Produce Co. 1355
Heaver St. West. Jacksonville,
Fin.
is to
Section
read
this
regularly.
, T ry it— and see.
P L A N T S fwa sale— Three million 20— Farms For Sale
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Mnrglobe tomato and Worldbeater pepper plants, $2.50 per
20 ACRE celery farm, irrigation
•‘""■ I...................... .
i i j
...
r.«nsuimtioi) 11*
|.> nniftl
thousand cash with Order.
J. It.
_ im,l
uni'Xi'ullt'd.
*?*b* i,*ni miUiuritii'N t«» h** tint "Puthuf
Davis,
Fort
Myers,
Florida.
unccments
050.00 cash, balance in fiw ail* I nf IMppihm*." H >«m arc I'oiiHilpatrJ,
mini pajniems
mivmnnt h with
4IIIV0#
1,1,1 H,,ow
lo i,4n,
anc.#rrfOtcd.
you
nuai
v , i u \ ifit..n*<f
im rn st *.r
al |
lir wm
nervuiiMieii,
FOR S A L E — Citrus trees; A’nlen- only t» p. c. AdclreHs Hox H, HcraM, I ifutiK^KUuu, niiiGMUti livt»r.
I A HAHC.AIN
service,
|nlliAt'kM,
huuOacIi**•*.
hiipli
Uloo»l
ciu orange, pineapple orange,
1service. Ai <* It* v*r’
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[ pifs.suii-, hiiitit'iiliiM uf till- arti’rtif.*$,
and Marsh seediesa ■ grnpefruit 21 — A crea ge
I'almrtt* Barber Shop
F‘or Siihiiiii«in*n oi»M*an*t .uni m ilm**
B
.
| tu murrlioltlx, upO|»li v>, uiul imral) buds, 5-8 to 7-B, 35f each;
7-8
I
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[And Found
to 1 1-4 lo 2, 75c each. Earl n.
iriihahl)
luivi*
iifuutul
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pro
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nave
lyittiul
menses,
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Tract o f -nearly’ .' 35 * acres. ’ Created
Nithl l »» h:iv»* J uh | tin*
bnttlo
tif
Lt Satunhiy mn/ning in 100,000— M whitJ-yellow Bermuda
between two Orlando roads with U t t i f i l o o ItttTiUHp ui .i
attack
L r e will kindly leave
onion plants, good stocks, well- frontage on old highway, run la* of
rliiiNlh
I mii a l l I Imim? lilt*
I*4*M 1* m| life tor huattii, l»applnt*KH
TMilam* office.
rooted $1.25 per M. 1-1 cash, with picked up today by someone who ! :iiul
sin
jnm ii- hur*’l> an N a
order. VV.
Chappell, 320 S, W. knows values at a great sacrifice. im Ii mu |i*Ht tin* liattli* *#t Wiitoriuo
imobllK
>
m *» Ninfi rtru; from
any «*f
10th St. Miami, Florida.
Very desirable location for poultry if
l In- •'tiiniiioii roin|iinlnt*4 *■nuinr*i nt**d
ipnt imi
.i n«l
hem nr •
jr Tiaile Bouse
car. FOR S A L E — Citrus nursery stock farm. Some high land and some s« l*«i%*• *
i In*ti1*v run h v |i*»f«it f v*' t> filial fiat t'tJ
pUnt,il mi Iti2<5 Nash Adon Rough Lemon Root. Duality muck. Possibilities for develop i*4
our n o n - miii ».• i.-.t 1 nu ilnttls W r l t r
|r iKii“ i- Four new t*al- and varieties guaranteed. Get my 1111*01 are great. If you are look *•» ♦■nil f**r t***** IIti*r:»tnr**, t'linpiiiltii*
, Cat in First Class con- prices before you buy. F. Burnett. ing for something on which wou l mu vv|,t limit uhnrkfo
ro iiw i.v
nnwHM*
may make reasonable profits with It- hL.i:1st* : Jos.
r„.H|j
fin !>■
finished Wuverly, Florida.
.*.! 4*Ii v hIr*lstti S p rr la U x h m
out holding long, it will pay you In fli»" H f fir** T rr aln ir iil *»f Stutu*
Tin- tat will go at a
GROW N
non-blight, to investigate this. Address It. I in-ii. Ilmu l ii tut HhPttil UNraars
It will |>n> you to in- FLO R ID A
L'Hii W m i
\v.*n i*» Orlando.
good eating Pear:
Stuart Pe II. cate The Herald.
ISarferii \atoinohile Co.
rinri.lo
T*' I#*|ilititi.** Uftr.,
cans Japan Persimmons, Plums,
I'mues, $1.00 to $i!.no per dozen,
22— Heal Estate To Exchange
I'nliliral Annnuiirrmrnt
delivered. \\,..c us. Reeve Nurs
L'<;itcr.
Irjr* iitnl Graham truck,. ery, Cottage Hill, Fin.
I
Fill! «4T%v»: 5i:\ %T«H
I ln< trio a 111k■■11 it* * :**• it i'll tilt III si I «*
|:ith Street. 1‘l.one 3.
W IL L TR AD E — Equities in sever
I**
Vi’i'il in v n*-! i ii^ Si-imtiir from
12— W a n te d
al good lot- for small house. What lln- 171i»
F** iiiiftiftiiI i l h l r t r i iTiin*
4 Cl.A AN CO. Auto
have you. Give complete details ns
nf s, iniiiMi. J'.i <-v*int riin«iLntl \hrcl in. la* works. W A N T E D ; trnhspoitntion to Ih1•
If
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Sill.
I*
mm i cit If
to loci,I ion, price, mortgages, etc., p iii n a i ) lo* i 0* i •*In l«lit»».1*1lit-1»rMil.
Ill Avmue. I’hone 71U-W.
truit: will share expenses. C.
when answering this ad. Address
I I
* ■ ! * • * 11 < *1
I
i " n t h stin
i *i i i t I i it i ir*
fits per, Route A, l!*ix 107, San Box 2'.< care The Herald.
•** tv «*t In f i.r I Ii•* !-•*-» / 1t i 1 *»Ht uf ( V
IliOKP HCIC K CO.
•
**M*l l IliVII*
\*ll| In HIV
ford.
V.ictwl .. A .
1’llC |C ill* 7.
W A N TE D To trade equity in 21— Lots For Sole
good lot for automobile. Must lie
*
(
|R°S-Vi ARM ON S
in good condition and reasonable.
lord Autemohile Co.
P A R K A V E N U E LOT. near 13th
poll*
Phone 137. Address Box 1HI car,* The Herald.
Street, facing east. Will sell on
easy payments. Desirable location
14— K oon is W ith c u t H oard
new Service
for pretty home. Hox 25 cure The
tine heal roam, 411 Park Ave,
I’ U M
Herald.
I jml
|an
>• minnle
nnglit,I
County
pat lit filar
If)— A p a r tm e n t I*or K en t
-*■ - - “*
ru n s t iim ip r
t hereby announce my candidacy
7**
vfTfvtn- tf r-f h e ftlyntpic g a m r s
b u t i~n!e.smr.n— >f K r e f e l d ’ and
Celery M arkets
Radio
P ro gram s
old crop is
new ctop l^us.
Tile I. o. h. imukt't lias belli
steady. During thi.- week the Early
, Spin ml Varieties will l>e pretty
w ill cleaned up. Mostly shipmentlU'Xt week vvil! tie Golden SelfHlnncbi’,'.. AA'ire iiiquiiy loiitiuueaelivr*.
Tin* demand is good and
there is i nealthy undertime lo the
, SI UMUI to i
1 A l t RES U N
T H E AIR
Tutsiday, Feb. 7.
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pl og i hill — w jy.
l WHA M KDKA
Ilnur;
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KYW
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Mall
Mom ol Vocal Selections, W E
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Iti.'tn Torrid Tots,
popular
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III,i sul*ji t i t•» , U*r will of lO**
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AVI AM AA AA.1 AVSAI K h D AVI I
r*iyin', hi lit* I iinH’irfllr rniiittry
.
I «i lie
i.l Jim#* Mil I
AS AAS M WMC WSft
min hi t.
Forty-three ears passed I'olomiu
'Y a r d * and < itti-innaii during
the
.last 21 lioitis on ilie way to thcii
linal di-sl illation -, whiell
are
as
1 follow': 2 Albany, 2 Baltimore, 5
Itosloii, I Canton. I Cleveland, I
I Cohiail.u*, I Dayton, 2 Detroit, I
■ Elision, I Elmira. I Kingston.
2
Montiiiil. 2 Newark. 13 New York.
I t I'tiiliidelplua, I 1’i l l s h u r g h , 15
till
Well* lle'd in 1‘otnmue A uni*
foi i t t ousigilliield
u.f 'litlpiRTXie
win a sts'oin! or ihiril place ni Am- j came lo' the front in boxing, fo r
'•Ionium will la* a colossal perTot in- j Germany had four European chamaneo,
pious in tht* last few years, hut
"I hold that we have only about our prospects seriously darkened
'ix nr eight chances for winning when Donigoergen went to Amer
t n -i*. These are in the sprints, ica, and when Muller of Cologne
with Klirmg, Ilnuhen and Bueeh- turned professional. We have a
ner. in the middle distances with good flyweight in Dnlchov o f Ber
IVI/.cr, and in brenm stroke swim- lin unit a guild huutnm in Dueh-liers o f Cologne, hut they are not
mim* with ltudonmchcr,
"IIIdlmuth Kornig, a twenty-one in top form.
“ Our chances In the bicycle races
year old law student of Berlin, who
has equalled the world record of were knocked into u cocked hot
Matt (tin Engels, world’s
III I -eeoniD for the MMt meters when
and is very difficult to heat. Knr- champion at the sprints was de
IIir does the 2UU meters in 21.5. lie clared professional."
Artistic Geneology Of Kreisler Is
Dated Back To The Corelli School
lie- ncitstic
genealogy of Fritz Kreisler has always
H IL L
been fond nf
Tl legl'U) llle lepoi ts 1, ..III l lillit- ' k in sl, I. the m eat
violinist, isi t'1*’ '■•<> B « li« » masters. To him
their memory owes much for he
i ilelpliia -tales thut tlie weather is
I more limn ordinal iK interesting.
hu» tvsurrn ted a quantity of their
3tl dejrees aliove zero and cloudy.
It remlies hack directly to Corelli, music which hud
( Three inis of celery arrived Ironii
California.
from
Florida nad j the iiminhw of the greatest school
there were II ears on truck. Do-j I violinists the world bus ev *r
While Kreisler ul mi"
maud is said to lie flow, market |known
, dull l- loiid.i III-inch i rates Golden time did some Work under til"
|Self lllaiu liing in the lough and famous Massart in the Unnservuwashed I -tl doz
are quoted ut toire of Paris, his.pmii ipal teacher
and the man to whom lie owes tlo
, $2,7\ K lo doz. $2,(81-2.25.
LOTS: The la st loca
qualitj- f paint & v a tmost was Josef Helmesheiger of
F O l'K room*, unfurnished: three tion in the subdivision. Price $050
I H «i. SIIAUON
jus- That’ win it’s sltch
A’leimn.
rooms, furnished:
two roams, each on terms o f $10.00 cash and
Jiurfii f. i I'atinjis Sun
i on m
< oi.i.Kt Tint
Helaiesla>rgef wa- a pu]>il of hi
$ 10.00 monthly. Address Post O f
fill lushed. Phone (123-W.
I
w
l-.li
I
n
iiiu,.inn
r
that
I
am
1
umr- in r.i-i
spreads
fat
bet who in las tarn was a pupil
fice Box 431, Snnfonl, Florida. eillllllri.it. fill •• .iM-llon
I*
lit*
T l KSD AV. FEB. 7
lint in.:i- j | 2 times A P A R T M E N T
1, Rose
Court
o rflr*. i.r Tliiv •Ml Ieel or o f Hem In
of ilu famous ! loch in, the tern h-r
ul*. t'linnli. sni.I ' t l lo (In- action
It nulie >.-in patronage,
Apartments. Call It. B. Baggett,
of
Iti’iueiiy i, Giuen, Erasl
and
Palmetto Avenue lot. facing east, o f the vole ts m t|i. firnmi-rat r
mi .5, W E AK New Ymk.
hint :,Tnt Wall Paper Co. Phone 1P7, or i!72-J.
Joachim lloelmt was a pupil ol
f‘i limit ) i>i l.e In nt in .Itim*
short
features;
L-tn.
Wuwith 75 feet frontage, ran he
I
15.
|Stu»ri.
Votu* mi pi no 1 n III an npprerl.itnil
Rode w ho was n pupil of Vi•■111 . i
JNO. t* JINKINS
melt’s Lengtie Syiiitgogin*: 5, AA iaA L L modern conveniences, hot bought for $1,000, Address owner,
pupil of Piignuni, a pup.’, of SoioiI 111!S'
I .n ill', (ii eves,
e g l l f ’l orchestra; Ii. AAuhh'tt A * water, down town |oralii|h, newly Box 24 care The Sanford Herald.
f o i l T\V VSSKXStm
who was a pupil of Ihe great I'or
1 no \ I'.ill. Ave. Phnirc furnished, each apartment with
A’olets' Set
I ltd cl,t unnouni e lo t!ie peopli lofia orchestra; 7.
ol Si Illinois I'oiinl) that I am n
Mike Knight. Forced Out Of elli. Corelli was li.ii'i in D553.
private hath. Price very reason FOR S A L E —East front Inf on eumlnlali lot lax assessor ntihjt't'l v ice; 7:311, National Mtisu alities;
Coni petition Lust Fnl] He Kreisler tn 1875, over two llllli
Sea
I'
N
.
Scihciiing
Singers;
8
3tt
to
file
il.elelon
,.f
H
im
voters
ill
able.
Call 81',4-J.
Magnolia Avenue, Evans Addi
IT Mil NT SHOP
at ti.se Of IIIncN-s, Ik Hack died years Intel*.
the I»eniio-raI*e 1'rtmur.v to he helri Air AA’envers; 9. Kveready
tamr;
|*a;,, ,,i; ally thing in Five rooms furnished light-luiuse- tion. Very desirable residential 111 Jlllo* of this l e u r t IlflVe livi I lit, mil l urn bridge;
Perhas ii is owte.T to his yety
For Hig SeuHon, SnyK Coach
dunce
H>:3(it
district. Large lot, Owner will sac In Oi a iiki ami Svinlnole counties
(listiliguisiii d artistic descent that
t |dii tic call will get
keeping, all for $30 monthly.
fo r
te ars
T have srrveil ns music orchestra'.
rifice on easy tern’ s. Address oooiti v lomoiissioiier on unit off
U N IV E R S ITY OF FLORIDA,
*W M7-W. :• Rail- 218 Magnolia Ave.
154.3, AA',17. New York. *'••>**
fa r IJ vents. 1 have made my Us .
C. D. H. rare iJerald.
] Gatnosv dlv.
Fell.
t.
(Athletic
In »c ni l sins st net and etlraz ft nil ' 1 :in
A'oung’s
orehestia;
I".
Apartment to rent at 320 Oak
News Ihneniil
Mike
Knight,
a
and fm mine I prii|otse to let every
Afternoon Players; 3 3lt, t mli'd
P VoPi; OLD W A LLS
luxpnvei r u n i
his
proporltoiiHl
Ave. I hone 7 »i;-j .
2f,— .Miscfllttnimiis For Sale
[sliuht '" i i h from Ocala, vvlm was
s
hale
ol
l.lXlS
I
*
>
Viewing
tile
pro
j States Nuv v haml; 1:311, Aenetian
PN'EVV W A L L P A IN T
j forced out oi
truck competition
p e n t |i*'i siiiia It)
tou r
suiipoi'
, Gondoliers; *>, Hotel Manger ">
' 1Nl' M W AND BET - Nicely furnished apartments with
Wilt hr ,|l1tilliilil>..
; hot yeat ihri'tivh illness, looms us
IT
It
ICIGRKB.
all modern conveniences. Phone GAS Range. Kitchen Tabli* and
, chestru; 7, short features; * ’••,
; FCItTIIlilt I N F O R M A U 'o .u h Nesli Higgins
"ace In thu
chairs. Bicycle anil Lawn-mower.
! Smalle and Roliei'tsoa; 8. Si t*•111f*U Plft INK 235-J OR 70. Call at 318 Palmetto Ave.
I'llll I'lli; l.t illsl. VTt’ ltK
Hauling, Crating, Shipping,
'h o le "
I
her,
nv
annouin
e
mV
eundldaej
I'erg ( ’tirlsott hour; 9, string " w ;
Apply 300 E. 2*0h St.
l ( " d l l II S A N F O R D
and Storage.
AA hen it was
hat tied lasP-full
FOR RENT — Two
furnished
fill the I.l « I-la lure, subject to tile
p 3(1, Tot id l ot s ; HI
musical
'hone
198
(hit K. 3rd St.
n-lll
of
|he
v
n
lrfs
ol
rteinlnole
|
1
hat
lie
ny
l
’amp,
also
iiii
Ornln
apartments, large rooms, IR0
primary "> he held piogrtmt; II. iluntlwi rmi-n.
Muhoguny davenport (aide: ma f o u n t ' "I *to
h> v who in the* spring had been
nt «; s’ O R K -P r e - Pork Ave.
Oil .1IIlie s, l 'a t ,
122.3, AVDR Newark, 71" -’
hogany \\ iadsor lookers: mnM M. I.OKI).
of Die
Florida
. le. id captain
hnic’ s. S du. We a it
Killtrulto,
leCtUIX';
3.
Sessions
huguiiy
mantel
m
inor;
mahogany
t(i—
Houses
For
Kent
11 a , learn, would imt he in school
P F ui pl,..„,. fa ll 103.
fu ll V IV T i: I.K n lsl.A T f ItK
table and min r. Flown- stand,
1 vv Isli lo a IIiHOI-.o'e til> i-nnilldocr i Ilimes; 3:311. lyric tenor, literal > t Ii ' ear. gloom - rilled over
set, gas t-o Hie Stale l.e n sl.ilnre il lro up chats; I, orchestra; d. Kudo* Stu Gut. a -laud, loi whi l e was there
n in in ks
i i igatioit MOUSE FOR RE N T TE N DOL porch ehulr, break last
;■
i
alol
will
a
|
|
|
*I
■«
le
Sll|i|inrt
tn
LA R S PER M ONTH: In order stove, ice eieam freezer, w affle
dents'
t'lillie;
t>: 15,
eii'cttilde.
154 Ce ll l ,(I cement work.
th.. oi lin.iry To lie held in June
M ill'
who loiihl .sprint, and inn the
to twtVe it occupied will rent five irons, elect ne tons'iei 11- Avocado
Gitrr, • (
speech pioneers; 7:3(1. By its *al r )■ HAGAN
I E. Terhaidles,
ninl hniiiPe the lirmul
room house nt puola for $10.00 Ave.
iliestru; 8. Sessions chimes; V A.
f»-t' :ir,| auil Elm.
m u m i \ t \ r c n m i* * if»M :it
jump, a> the )aui1e-- Camp could i
per month. Good water, electric
University;
Bathizan
eti-emlde;
I v inh to uminuiH’* Mi.it I urn
Two yiurs hack Mike Kuigtu.
lift 11tn I ** f*»r tin* of fit*** of *
' Hi, Llsteiine limit ; 11:95, il.tnce nr-j
l(HI* iNG'^Tlie Hoof l->^ lights, near school house, excel FOR
type* rti
S A L K — Remington
-tailfit with the I'le-hiiiuu lrace
i*iiiiiini»*i*lnht*r
fmrn IMnlili‘1 N*»
delal
shingles lent place for poultry. Apply to
i
lieslru.
t*» I to* it**i‘!f«Kn!i «*f III*’ '
w r i t e r in good condition. Box A,
team, hut an illness hist year was
' it and gulvinixed Jno. D. Jinkins, Court House.
i t ** In ill*1 JL*m**pm t If Prl inhi v t”
272.0, AVI’ ti Atlantic I'ny 1H**»: ; believed lo have hurt his future i
Herald.
In*
Ii
•
•
I
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1
•»ii jiui*1 '111, A 1» If*.1*
aw,'s B ' Cowan. Oak
7 t*5, dinner music; 8, diam t than is, hut lust week Mike was |
s r i.o s i:
Thi
Attractive stucco bungalow, mmhruhhnm and
Si Phone 111.
Unlimited amount
liaiico; conceit; 111, bridge lc'*on;| anoug those to the four score coin
pletely furnished. Garage, large
m
u
r
o
c
.
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n
a
n
n
k
r
m
ik
nr
Mosley. Rosmixed pens. C.
I |U:3ll, stlnlio conceit; II. 'hmee
T%\i:n
hiiied varsity and freshmen to ref A,,|l "paiiing', piano lot ur.d in good locality. Rent tent aa mh lo wii no ii Hup lo Min |ir*0 |,*«» . orchestras. ^
Ier,
(in.
ENGRAVING
Apply
Stnnley-Rogers
1
with )7 years eonuble.
pnri for track practice. All (Ids
«>f H**m)iio1«* i ' i h u I a Unit 1 uni .1
285.0, AVBAL Bulliim re. I"5n:' week a -mile has been prominent
5:011111,1 music store Hdw. Co., 204 Sanford Ave.
*'u fidlilut *■ for r
to the o!
l-^' pp, hni'in 10 £
(JAS stove for sale eh' np. Phone fife *.f Tux An»M**»nnr, MjhJppt to tlo* p int, Torrid Tots; 111:3*1. musical ni the hroinl face of Conch H ig
It Me«t»*H$*i..M III Ut** \ot»*r* in « hr prillJ, nelerx'-Optometrlst
r»c|e. Phone H32
32H-J. ,
SIX room house. Ruth, water and
tint It- l'i Inmr) to l»r lirhl In Juti* piagrtim; l ', .slumher imi»|e.
gins, aiid thls nunuing, when dis
AA'ntrh Repairing
lights. West First St., $20 per
thin
>ntir
Iierg
(
’orison
hour;
i*.
AA'RAL
ett-j
cussing Knight, he beamed with
FOR S A L K -G o o d Fonl Delivery >
|!> t Signv A VAUGHAN.
" f nil dads. month. Apply IF. Poplar Ave.
■lia ble; 10, titmee piogrutn
delight. The colorful
manner in
I truck, $5.00. 25 Foot Motor Bunt J—
Hirii |'ii iii I
•V Wall *aper
I ' iii i n .»:i«K €!•*• r o i riT
315.0, KD KA
Pittsburgh. ‘•,1" which the Ocala boy is coming
Make me an offer. i ( I h* i* »*> uniiniinci* my ritmlitfu* '
Six room house: Tenth, between almost new.
0:15, Little Symphony; * Sacred
|„ |,y f,lr (|„. most pleasing
|Jfor f i l l k of til** firt t ll l roil rt rut*
Magnolia nr.d Palmetto.
Rent J. A. Cole, Lincoln Hotel.
Jfft I** tin* H ill nf the VOlrin in songs;
7:30,
lluller
Baker-;
8.
(mp
|
eiiing
to Mentor Higgins in
reasonable.
Phone
251.
"a n ted M ale
FOR S A L E : $1800.00 worth fur iii«* |O'lniM’r.’it if pfiinury to in* *n*iii >'l romborg-C’orison hour; S',
9, *Con-,
**n_ j th<* past several weeks,
.1mt*I u III iipt*rrrUlu yum
nishings and lease on 42 room mippor |.
Tot- _ (j "Knight
unentuls; 9:30, Torrid Totis the best 220-yur.l
L , 1W" ," ’y' *'» distri- 7 ROOM unfurnished house. Corit: a f 'l P i i
Rochester, H
HGII:
n?i- 2nd and Maple Avenues. lintel. Furniahrd. Igiw rent. J. A.
| ,l’r’ Apply W e d n e s d a y
2S0.2, AVHA.M Rochester.
" " m.ln thut has been at Florida in ,t
fo ie, Lincoln Hotel.
n: 15, Ten Eyck otghestra; " :t" * ! long while.' the track roach said.
r ,ht "'ha'k, (•; W. Zar- 'Itono 11*5.
t tut s t iia t n 'r
Acute IndigniloL
"ifupai y
n ji | Kri.li) iiimnoiiz. itivsrlf ns » mixed quartet; 8, Ktromberg-CaiT .
•- i.f
Diurthocs, Cholci,
FOR R E N T — Five loom bunga Plenty of v fo O D A C O M nt IJ’J ii eumtlilat, f**r sheriff of Kemtnol- sort hour; 9, Continentals; 9:30, As so it looks as if the wide gup
Morbus, Bloody Flux
t‘''tiiitv sltlij.-el to the union of
I left in the runks by Henry C imp
hurt’s 'Wood V«rd. 9th A Cy.l
low, unfurnished. $25.00 * pet
M ou n r m m o f good
Colic, Burns, etc. Etixii
* i Ilie Deuovrrstle taiinary' to o- Tm-rid Tots; 11:05, Homesteader*. |will lx- filled, |iurtiuily, at least.
prrss. Phor.n 380-M.
iiflil In llis enrtv n«rt of J u v I* 2*
Sweet Bugle is a pure!)
379.5, AVGV S c hem e tail)', 790:
■•a * * '. *t,)usc-to-house -nonth. Located ut 2121 Palmetto
AVry restw.n Ivslv.
In antidpation of producing mu
_
%cgrul>fv I *>1111*1Hul l! J • lu i »• p#f
. . . .
l! B lilt A 1)V t);.'10, d in ne r m usic; 7:30. quartet; of the best trail; and field out /wth m i* m n i ihf m it U ii (U>M. A a u it i t
*lri,!l *F rommission Avenue. Get the key nt The Her* For oak und heart pine wood
'
D'lpnsiiion .for somo- ild office,
S. S e ib e r li n g S i n g e t * : 8:30, Seal?' fits. that has ever represented the Vicf in I hr imubitt fur wlihh II U raivomtmrnJfd
phone U20 or WTite J. JL Gullieo n « i c K i i i x n . x n r x T op*
* ' * * » * . Sec Mr. pow,\j .- AVwaver*:
9, E v r a i d y hour;
I*I l l l . t r I M T I I I C T I O X
vii
ti,
Osteen,
Fla.
Strand
wood
University, und looking forward in
17s—
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f
•'*raid office.
I -ru n vMfiillilnlr for re-al.cM’in
D R . E. L. V/L L U O U R N ' S
mixed $9.00 per coni. 2 ft. length* lo il»,* nffli'" of Miperlnivnilent of JO, auction .britlge; 10:30, Palais the sport ns one of Florida's com
FOR K E N T : Small store II mnts. i ?'8 0„ pcr ,.0^|.
■i„i»tti' tfiNieuetloa far Honiloottf |l l ) r orch estra; 12, B uffalo S y m ing greatest branches <f uthletics.
,Uon Wanted
1*00011- snlijeet to tt.o Oeitioei-filtv' phony.
ELIXIR S w e E T B u c L E
.
, Couch Biggins is working diligent
or Offices. Very attractive. Phone
I'rlinnri*.' A'oor support vv|,i tu apat
VOIJH
U lt U C G IS T 'S
(IN
K
Frigidairc,
Model
M-5.
Pric-*
Rt8.fi,
AVRC
AVas’tln
t
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prsclll
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1t'rrtuker, g„rd- 804 J. ly with his material. The 440-yur.l
I 1' « i , j
T tv i .a v w o n .
teasonable. Need larger machine.
AA'inegar’s
orch estn;
G. dinner
1lar work by
cinder
oval
is
in
much
belter
con
LA N E Y’S DREG STORE
4*ri.n j '
( all Mr. Hoffman, telephone 101. Knit t LjniK ok (-iH*'t'lT rn i n r music; 7, V o t e r * ’ fS e r . ie e ; 8, Scib!t'
landscape 1**—Houses For Sule
dition than ever before at tins
I wii-n to uiioqunce d ia l t uni a . f l in g S i n g e r s ; 9, E v c n a d y hour;
Aildtes,
Mei'rh
Bldg.
Nanlr-rd, Fla
A- J- D. care D e l ig h t fu l H o m e P l a c e at Paohi 27— Money To I,oan
lime o f the year. New pits f» r the
rail'll'!.ill for rs-nleetlon lo ths of- 10, auction brid*tc.
IP's of I'ln k of thzi ftrentt Court,
jumpers uigl -pole Vpultcr* luivi* Me REYNOLDS DRUG CO.
Flo rid aF r o n t in g
55(5 ft.
on
Southern.
p.mtnoi, Couutg. Florida, sal)THREE, five, or ten year loans of
N t o c li
j,el m ilie ileelslon of 11)0 .|iim .'
.Minded Pcnrl St., b o r d e r i n g I’ra r l
*’ -, - ‘ Ha.
290.9, W W N C Asheville, RGO: been built^ndwith alivost a bun* Sanford
will ho considered
on
first t ei'utle Vdter* o f Hrmtnolp Count?,
Ijrkc- N e a t n e w
cottage,
gaf<1:45, dlimec music; ,H. .Eloctrolhnr been built, and with almoal^a hun- -LA K E MARY PHARM ACY
in
lt,yflUflfaes&tlc
l.'rlamrwv
Kit-'
mortgages, Improved city proper-,
_
,8:30. Packard Saxes; 9, paees, truck,is fust assuming a big
• d m . : r g c , w a t e r, electricity, u o y d e n * I W ty at 8 per cent intereat. Sc* n , "i to l e held on J a n * itlit^y, A* Company;
Flo.
gl ue on Florida’s track program.. Luke Mary
l ’j f i n g
trees.
T rice t $5 8 w.OO.
,' ' V
V, K . l>oeni-A)r$;. !u (^ n ; 1«:30, Old-Time music
‘ RhmVd l/tekhatt,, ?b*r.o |
G e o t i f f W . T a y lo r . / * J g i : l
1’
wmmmm m i m -*
OAK
form er
322.4, AA’ IIA S lauiLvilte, 030: 7. |cannot rcmmnnbly expect t<>
G nrmnn champion, who does t h e Service; 8, Selherling Diet ter*deflated Dr. Call Diem, gen- tfM* i;i 10,5 and the 200 in 21.5.
for r e . election to the of lire of slier. ( Voters’
iff of Hrmlnolo Duality subject to Singers;
0, Eve ready hour; 10,! oral secretory of the German
“ Th n we have Georg Bupchnar,,,,
'lie aeltoti of
Ilia
voters III tbe
Iteieh Committee for Physical Cal- who lias done the 100 meters In ,
Dt'imc ratio primary to be beta next a 1:11011 bi id V .
June.
I will appreciate your,
tuiv in an interview in which he ■’8.2 taking the laurels of German
support, resyeclf •>11> vour*.
outlitietl for the
International champion from linns Braun.
O. it. 11AN D,
News Service the Teutonic hnpos
"The name <f Dr. Otto Pelzer,
i tiit A im u tri'
for success r.‘. Amsterdam this o f course, is as well known by now I hereby ;iiiu<>u:.ci- rny candidacy
Bureau of Agricultural Econo summer.
for the offlci. of Sheriff of P"inlnin your country a- it is in hln
ole 1‘uuutv Hitbieyl lo the v. ill of
mics CD-operating
with
the
America will take first plrtce faiherlund, and upon him are pinIP. voterr at the June iTitnili).
Florida State Bureau of Mar with at least twice os many points mil nur highest hopes. He ought
J IV M cC l.C l.I .A SU ,
kets. — It. K. Corbin,
j i s its nearest competitor, aecird- to bring us first in at least two
Tint TAT ANHKHNOU
Local Reresenlative
' it'g to Dr. Diem. Finland will ho out o f the three middle distance,
t u lnli t •• a muhi!!«'«• my ranilidnry
U<> •l|i* AffiiM nf Tn* .Ansi-ddur (if
------- I second. Germany, though confident although it would lie more thnn
Sr ini.iinti* <'until v*
In tin*
There were It ear a of celery I ° f heating England. France and human to demand that he reeslabwill »*f tin*
in tin* June
l*t !in;ir> .
shippetl from S:\nford and Oviedo**Sweden, w ,II not he aide to crowd lisb world records in nil three o f .
r. m i T n:Ni>K.v,
yesterday, and 5 from the Mann-h he Finny.
them, the 800, 1,000 and 1.500
tee Section making the total for j These are Dr. Diem’s o fic la l meters.
r im rl.K IIK t 'l l l t 'l l T n l l llT
1 ItvrHiy uniBi'iiipr my ca ml IitAC) Floiiiln IS cars. Five wetu re|Hirt-1 opinions, He
“ And it is also possihle that our
whs, however,
exfnr tin*
nf fi *i» nt
clfirU. «»f thr
ritvuit «’nuri. ama Jr4*f m the action ui from California giving 53 cart ' trcim ly c onservntivc. The mass of relay team fur the four times 100
«*t Unt
4 IN* ,!uti* Primary. for the IJ. S. shipmetKs and
two ' Gert ian public opinion is much meter rare mriy rout? out very
U K UKAH.
more cars were shipped from Cali mote optimistic and nut a few -well, with Kornlg, H'tihen, Sc*‘'cll ull < I I I M t
| TIMS
fornia <m the tith which were pro- v dees ate being braid to the ef- ier. and Dr. Wichmnnn c a fi, ing'
XTTCHIMIV
rinusly umeported.
,
feet that Germany will not merely the German rot >rs,
I
.1till* •IIVII't" 111V rinittltliii')
Champion Swimmer
tf*! r» .lci*tif»n u* 1114” i.fflr** «•f
The Snnfonl and »Oviedo ears heat Finland Imt will ".ii least
t'milM) Pr.-HrpHlIilU Aimrn**)
^ i h*!
In swimming, u « have Ernst
taken lunch while “America 1- get
t Ti* tilt* WTFI «>f flic viitffH In wan- hilled tit the f,'|!<- wing points:
Railcmaihcr. wi.rhl’s champion in
flu I•• fiitM’nitic prliiuirv >>ti .Inin* c 13 1 utomui Vnnls, ti Woyetoss, 2 ting ii meal."
.i o i i n *;
m :o n \ h : » y
Dr, Diem's information, is apt a row of distances n-ing the breast
each Boston, Dctioit, Jersey City.
Florence. Newark, Savannah and to h> surpassed for mcanny, since illnki*. I do'n ot believe th.nt he
(L e g n l N o t ic e s )
! W. Albany, and 1 each Hinuing- he i- the iterative head of the has a serious competitor in his
hum, Buffalo. I'hailolte, Chicago. lommittee which is ehoosing tin* own four world record stretchc*
of 100, 200, 400. 500 meter*. O f
Cincinnati,
Cleveland, .laeksou- German Olympic candidates.
course we have not got anybody
Criticized Bv Papers
ville, Miami. . New York, For*
Wayne. The a ears from Manatee , A** in* expressed it. “ Oar R'md to give your Weissmuller and Swe
Were billed t Wuyeross alnl 1 I’m i patriotic in wsp:i|M-rs criticize me den's Arne Borg a real battle at
for re Using to yell that we shall their distances free style.
oimii Yards.
“ For the rest of the track and
'defeat
America. They supply da
The U. S. t'nrlot shipments fm
this season to date old crop is not appreciate vyhnj it means lo field events outside o f those 1 have-
OCALA YOUTH IS
ACE OF FLORIDA
TRACK ATHLETES
LOSSING’S
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
and relieves
coughs quickly!
long since been
forgotten, hurled in the dust of
old European lilitaries. It is ques
tionable whether any musician at
today has a more through ac
quaintance wi, , tin- Italian Has
sles, ptirtievil.iily the Italian clns-ii s
fur
Ipe
v oh'a.
Nor hlls Kieister limited him
self to the "Id violin music. He bu.t
iaken many par a pieces, many
forgotten songs and arias and ariangl'd them for his instrument.
As a result ol his r search the
literal in e i f til- v iiyjin has hern
oe.’tilv dollbti d in the *:i *t few
vi ai - a* »l all ■i I nistN. now that
I'
had in id,' a lie ruining, art*
follow og i i Ins footsteps and play
ing Cits delightful util it.-, which
from point of v 'c* nf ' e'llv : a I
sym alhv l *r iiii- ins*,in .wiit, t« inl Oll pU' !l‘'l".
RIGGERS It AI It 1 FARM
Phone
3711
Sweet Milk
Sweet (Tran.
Latter Milk
Mil'.,
for
Ituhiet
666
is a prcsrriptin;i fo r
Co'flfi, Grippe^ Flu, I)rnt,ru«
liiliuus Fever and Malaria
It kills the gcrnia.
McLaulins
Diamond Mounting
WA F i f t y Y e a r
y^f^OId R e m e d y
"Mins sow
GDULON'TIISEM T
“ M y right arm was almost utekjp
from neuritis.
The piercing
botliercd me a U d a y .
A l night the sharp
twinges would wake
me right out of mjr
sleep. 1 suffered t*fw
ribly until ooc dax
I tried ‘S l Jacob's
Oil'.
Tl*e relief t
got from tliis simple
oil was unheUesrabH,
My arm feels fin*
now.**
Good
old
**9t
Jacob's O il” Is ww
remedy that natly
L
—^ | stops the .-sins aad
aches of Neuritis, Rheum-.iiiu. Back
ache, Lumtsago, and N t aralgia. T h*
relief is almost instsntanc xtx because
this marvelous oil goes tUr«*l|y W th*
aflcctrd part and, as I'uicilv draws ent
all tire; atlve and powt._ And it vksesu1*
burn br blister ihe skirt Get a small
trial Little of ’S l Jacob's O il” today
at your druggist's and k c tans U It*,
bests pain.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 07, 1928; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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