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SANFORD FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1924.
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Louise Lawson Case Excites
HOUSE LEADERS Another
New York; Girl Found by Negro Man
BQOST RATE TO Bound and Gagged In n e r Apartment OPENS TODAY
3711 PER CENT
NEW YORK CTTY
•Navy Secretary
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tim e daring the night to see a man
N E W Y O R K , Feb. 18.— Olga standing over her, a horrible grin
Morton, youthful estranged w ife o f on his face. Before she could cry
Prederick Camp, bank employe, out the man placed a band over her
was found unconscious Sunday in mouth and then she fe lt a towel
her West 46th Street apartment, about her throat and consciousness
gagged and bound in a manner ex ebbed away.
actly like that used by the robberN o Disorder
murderers
of
Louise
Lawson
m
unlcivia
ul
uuuinv
liowmiiif
There was no disorder in the trim
actress, who was found strangled little apartment and Miss Morton
to death in her studio rooms Feb. was too hysterical to tell the police
8. Miss Morton was revived and is any more.
not in a serious condition.
The attack, almost in every de
Found by Maid
tail, was so like that which re
Miss Morton, like Miss Lawson, sulted in the death o f Louise Law
was found by her negro maid, her son htat tho police intimated they
hands tifd with siuk stocks, a face w ere ctrtain both yuong women
towel used as a gag and a bath w ere victims o f tho same men, who
towel thrown over her head. She have become known in police cir
was lying face downward in tho cles ns the “ towel stranglers.”
doorway leading from the parlor
Discard Robbery Theory
to the bed room.*
The theory thnt robbery was the
The maid .had stayed in the
apartment until 3 o’clock thin m otive for binding and gagging
morning when 10 or 12 o f Miss Miss Morton ,hns lost credence,
Morton's men and women friends i the police said later, since, appar
who had made up a party in the ently no attempt was made to take
apartment below departed fo r their anything from tho apartment.
Guests at the party in the apart
homes. Miss Morton was quite fa
tigued, the maid said, and she pre ment below, which waa gvien by
pared her for bed, before leaving A. Genaro, snid to be a broker, in
and locking the entrance door. A t cluded a “ Dr. Luliy"* and u "Mr.
about 10. o’clock yesterday morn Carpenter,” detectives said they
ing, when the maid returned, sho had learned. “ Mr. Cnrponter” was
found the entrance ifuor unlocked. said to hnvo visited the voung
She saw the trussed-up body o f her woman’s apartment about 4 o’clock,
mistress as she opened the door. but was refused admittance. Both
Screaming, she ran to the streot o f these men w ill be questioned
by the police, it was said.
shouting lor the police.
A physician culled by the police,
Detectives said the young womqn
revived tho young woman, who told married Camp last September, but
them thnt she wits nwnkencd some lived with him only one day.
R r Th * AascetareO P m t )
Th at H e w es R e a d y
to
S te p
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imjnM
O u t
ROOSEVELT
jio H u Abo Bun Connect
ed with the Framing of the
Teapot Dome OU Leases is
■Expected to Follow Lead of
Denby and R w ifi as AsBlatant Secretary of the
Navy.
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TON. r.b. 18.—
ll
Ed|W ASHING1
B. Denby
. ' m i resigned
Ignet i i seco f the navy and hla reeignai has been accepted. A fte r Hav
re pea tedly declared he never
Jd quit the cabinet under fire
those who have >erttlsl**d him
his part in the. oil leasing prothe secretary notified Cool*
this morning that he was
to step o u t His decision fol1a telephone consultation be
en the Preaident and Denby in
eh all the latest aspects o f tho
__ation w ere talked oyer in the
|ht of information passed- on to
White House by Repubilctn
ers in the senate.
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| Not only is he a party to oil
but he repeatedly has dehis part in the proceedings
‘ ‘
' _publicly that he
has declared
Heved the contracts legal ami
be w illing to pursue tho
«e course again. I t has been
nted out to Coolldge that it
light appear inconsistent to have
member o f the administration
ding thes*eviews remain in ofwhile the administration It^ through counsel was moving
i courts to annul the lpa>c* on tho
ound they were made without
sthority o f the law. For the
reason there has been reports
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Theodore Roosevolt also
aid retire as assistant secretary
er Denby. Roosevelt also had
a part in the framing o f tho
The retirement o f Denby
, ed the rumors that the resiglon o f Daugherty would follow
in a few day*.
Of the
.Despite.
developtigating
ents in the oil,
[ Whined
eMtefasry
gtoday at
,
sk-neck speed. Coincident witth
resignation 'of Denby were
iictioni among senators thut
■portant disclosures o f a new and
nsationa! character were imminat. Senator Wheeler, Dem., Mon1, declared Harry Payne Whitey and membera o f the Benkark
okerage firm in New York unoubtedly would bo summoned as
l result o f information which has
ttched tho capital. Io the senate
Owen J. Roberta o f Philadelphia
confirmed as special govern
ed counsel to institute proceedays toward the annulment o f the
leases.
W ASHINGTON, Feb. 18— Over
be vigorous opposition o f Sena|tar Walsh, Democrat, Montana, tho
enate confirmed the nomination of
Uleo Pomerene, a former senator
(from Ohio, to bo a epecal governtnt counsel in the oil lease cases,
he vote was 69 to 18.
Consideration o f the nomination
of Owen J. Roberts, of Phlladellia, to bo Mr. Pomerene’a assoIte, was deferred until Monday,
ut confirmation was forecast.
Approval o f the nomination of
it. Pomerene came after more
ban six hours o f debate. For near
' two hours the sengte fought over
the question o f whether the nomi
nations should be considered in ex
ecutive session, as Is the usual cus
tom, then it voted 69 to 2 to discuss
cm in the open. Senators Fess, of
[Ohio, and Norbock, of South Da|kotn. Republicans, (voted in the
[negative.
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The Roll Call.
The roll call on Mr. Pomerene’s
[npponitment follows:
| Yens: Republicans: Borah, BranIjegee, Bursum, Cameron, Capper,
|Couzens, Cummins, Curtis, Dale,
Ij-uge, Ernst, Fess, Gooding, Halo,
|Harreld. Howell, Jones o f Wash
ington, Keyes, Lenroot, Lodge, Mc.Kinley, McNary, Moses, Norbcck,
Pepper, Philips, Reed o f PennsylI T»nia,
Smoot, Spencer, WadaI worth, Warren, Watson, Weller
and Willis— 34.
| Democrats: Bayard, Broussard,
Bruce, Caraway, D liR Fletcher,
George, Glass, Harrison, Heflin,
I Jones of New Mexico, Kendrick,
wng McKellar, Mayfisld. Over«an, Pittman, Ransdsll, Reed of
I Missouri, Robinson, Bh|eW, StepSwanson, Trammell and
Walsh of MaapachUMtta— 25.
Total 59.
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, Nays: Republicans, Brookhart,
r*azer, LaFollette sad Norria—4.
Democrats: Adams,
Ashurst,
Dill,
Stanley Walsh o f
u_ . Sheppard
ineppara. Stanley,_waisn
Montana and Wheeler— 7.
Jariner Labor: Johnson and Ship
Total 13.
(Continued on page 8)
d ic t a t o r
resI g n s
U* The A m ix U IH Press)
..MUNICH, Feb. 18.— Dr. von
kahr, Vavarian military dictator,
' ‘ xlgned today. Gen. von Lossow,
wmmander' o f Relchxwehr, also
I ,,nr*red his resignation.
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Would Break Deadlock in Ne
gotiation Between Repub
licans and Insurgents Now
Holding Balaneo of Power
in Vote oi* Income Rato
Schedules.
n r T k* A u a t l s l H
P rru .
W A S H IN G TO N , Feb. 18.— House
Republican leaders determined Sun
day to boost tho proposed maxim
um surtax rata in the revenue bill
to 37
per cent in an e ffo r t to
break the deadlock in negotiations
with the insurgents, who hold the
Secretary o f the N avy Denby,
balance o f power in the vote on the
who has been under Are fo r some income rate schedules which will
tim e in connection with the Tea be taken up Tuesday.
pot Dome Oil leases, today offered
Receded From Mellon R ate
his resignation from the Cabinet
The Republicans previously had
to President Coolidge who immed receded from the Mellon rate o f 25
iately accepted it.
per cent', carried in the bill and
nnd centered on 3ft per cent in an
effort to unite the party against
the Democratic stand for a 44 per
cent maximum. The 36 per cent
rate leaders said, would win 209
Republican votes, 10 less than n
majority. Tw o conferences yester
day with the insurgent group,
however, failed to. bring an agree
ment, the organisation led by Rep
resentatives F reer and Nelson,
gh Treasury Official"
Official' Charged Wisconsin, holding out fo r a .40 per
cent surtax rate and a reduction o f
nth “ Juggling” Department
Depi
60 per cent in the normal income
Estimate* on the £ onus.
taxes. The Mellon rates cell fo r n
25 per cent reduction in tho nor
Hr Th* Aaanvlnleil Press.
N E W Y O R K , Fob. 18.— Charges mal taxes.
Won’t A g re e to Added Cut
by Thmoas W. Miller, alien prop
Republican organization leaders
erty custodian, thut a “ high treas
ury officia l admitted that depart insisted today they would not con
ment estimates on tho bonus were sent to tho nddea normal tax re
‘ju ggled ’ to deceive" and by Rep ductions, which are the same as
resentative Benjamin L. Fairchild, those proposed by the Democrats, L ittle Improvement Noted In Con
Rep., N ew York, that Secretary because treasury estimates had dition of Vermont Senator Shot
Mellon "m isled” the late President shown such a cut would reduce rev
In Battle -with Bootleggers
H arding and "now is misleading enue receipts below the estimated
Near Nation’s Capitol
Preaident Coolidge,” were mode at surplus on which tax revision Lx
bonua meetings under American to be based. •
( I l f T k f AnaoWnfrd F r r « )
Representative Bcgg, Rep., Ohio,
Legion auspices yesterday.
W A SH IN G TO N , Feb. 18.— Slight
who
conducted
a
poll
o
f
the
Re
No Name Given
improvement was shown Sunday in
M r. M iller did not name any of publican delegations as to their the condition o f Senator Greene of
ficial o f the treasury, but Repre views on the income tax schedules, Vermont, who has been near
sentative Fairchild specified thnt snid today at, least four o f the in death’s door as a result of a bullet
the hand o f tho treasury had “ mis surgent group, which he declared wound received last Friday night
1. 10. votgs,, must .bv,,,w.un
led ? * *.* as to the deficit of-over
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he conferences which will daring a pistol fight between pro
1000,000,000,____
which
prevented
hibition officials and bootleggers
ident Harding, perhaps more than (be resumed tomorrow, i f the Rcon Pennsylvania Avenue.
any other feature, from signing the; publicans expect to defeat the
Senator Greene's condition was
bonus bill."
Democratic plan.
>
very grave last night after an oper
" A s it turned out,” he added,! Democrats are bound by a party ation for the removal o f bono
caucus vote to support the incomo
"th ey were 8300,000,000 ahead."
splinters from his brain, but the at
M r. M iller skid congress wus not rate schedules advanced by Repre tending surgeons said he had
emphasizing now that 'from the sentative Garner, Texas, and their reacted very nicely from tho shock
“ buck privates” pay o f 830 a leaders predict all but a few o f the o f the operation and hnd better
month, 870,000,000 in liberty bonds 207 members in tho house w ill be than a fighting chance fo r re
were purchased and thnt $300,000, present when the vote is taken.
covery.
General Debate Closes Today
000 in allotments wero paid,
Complications Chief Worry.
General
debate
on
tho
measure
"B u t they do tell you,” he said,
A chief concern of the surgeons
will
close
toduy
at
4
o’clock
under
"th a t the government can not af
now is to ward o ff complications,
ford to pay these same men any agreement. Chairman Green o f the but it was stated at tho hospital
ways and means committee in
compensation whatsoever."
that there was no evidence o f these.
Congressmen opposed' to the charge of the bill fo r the m ajority Senator Greeno is conscious and is
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and
Kcprescntativo
Garner,
leading
bonus “ haven't reckoned with their
described ns resting ns comfortably
hosts,” ho declured. "There were the Democratic fight, expect to as could be expected after such a
start
the
reading
o
f
the
measure
4,800,000 soldiers involved in the
delicate operation.
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war who together with their rela immediately thereafter. Tho first
One and one-half Inches o f tho
purt
of
the
bill,
over
which
prac
tives anil friends, would muke a
frontal skull structure was re
pretty good fighting unit in favor tically no differences have devel moved by tho physicians in order
oped,
may
be
finished
before
Tues
o f tho adjusted compensation ineasday. At that tim e tiio Income rates to take out the bone splinter
urcs.
which the bullet hud forced into the
"T h e government has paid $761, will be taken up fo r amendment.
bruin. The bullet itself did not
Asks A uto Tax Cut
000,000 to the railroads qnd $600,
penetrate the skull, being deflect
Dr.
T.
C.
Akeson,
Washington
000,000 to the railroad employes,
ed to one side.
representative
o
f
the
National
and $700,000,000 in compensation
Dr. Daniel L. Borden, ono of
Grange, sent u letter to house mem
to various war-time contractors."
the surgeons who performed the
bers
yesterday,
urging
elimination
Says "Less Worthy Bonuses”
operation, said yesterday that al
He told tho uudience, guthered of the tax on automobile repair
though Senator Greene “ shows an
under the auspices o f the Ameri parts and accessories and " a fair improvement over last night, I
can Legion, the government now reduction in the rate o f taxation
don't consider him out o f danger
was paying "less worthy bonuses" on motor trucks and automobiles."
y et."
than that proposed for ex-service
Dr. Thomas Linville, physician
men. In his own bureau, he pointed
o f the Greene family here, suid the
out, civil service employes drew a
senator’s condition was improved
monthly bonus o f $20 which so far
toduy over yesterday, nnd the out
has cost the government $300,
look is encouraging.
000,000.
Still Serious Condition
The other meeting, held in Stuy"H e is still in a serious condi
vesnnt High school, was one of a
series organized by the legion.
The Phi Alpha Fraternity o f Rol tion,” the doctor said, "nnd a defin
Other speakers drew, up historical lins College announces the appear ite prognosis can not be made at
references showing how other gov ance Thursday night, Feb. 28, at this time."
ernments had recompensed war 8 o’clock in tne Woman’s Club,
veterans.
Winter Park o f Strickland W . GilliAlvon. Owsley o f Texas, past lnn, author, journalist and humor
national commander o f the legion, ist supreme, fo r the benefit o f the
‘Idared" newspapers to print his house fund.
statement that “ the government in
Mr. Gillilan first came before the
Washington, Republican or Demo American public when he wrote
Sellers of intoxicating liquors
crat, that fails to support its de “ Finnigin," including that famous fe lt the heavy arm of the law
fenders is a disgrace to the map." line, “ Off agin, on agin, gone agin, over the week-end when Chief of
Ho compared the resources of Finnigin.” Since then he has w rit Police Hoy G. Williams with o ffi
the United States and Great Brit ten a number o f books, including cers Beckwith, Walker, Young and
ain and declared the latter govern “ You and Me,”
"Sunshine and Green arrested three negroes and
ment was paying “ her soldiers 10 Awkwardness,” and " A
Sample hailed them
before Municipal
shillings a week which she borrow Case of Humor.”
Court Monday morning.
,
ed from the United States.”
Tho thrte offenders were: Char
Mr. Gillilan has been reporter,
% When Charges Made
and
city editor, staff correspondent, and les Sheffield, Frank Blair
Th e nlion property custodian special contributor on the staff of Maude
Patterson. The
latter
(Continual on page 3)
a number o f leading newspapers. charged with having possession of
Since 1905, he has been a regular liquor, failed to appear in court
contributor to "Judge" the humor and her bond o f $100 was estreat
Religious Fight Is
ous publication. As a w riter of ed, Sheffield charged with sell
Cause Many Killed humorous stories and verse. Mr. ing whiskey received u Ane of
Gillilan has few equals. He is ex $100 und costs.
Frank Blair, who was also caught
president of the American Press
Hr T k f A u iiflslril l ' r f « >
selling the product, failed to ap
M A N IL A . Feb. 18.— Lieut. Eu Humorists.
pear and hia bond of $200 wus es
genio Mcndes, eight constabulary
treated. Chief Williams slated
soldiers
under
his
command
nnd
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Monday that not only are his men
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religious
fanatics
were
killed
in
a f ,gh t nt j^ieteagusan province
the alert to break up whiskey
For Control Finances on
selling in Sanford but are patroll
according to constabulary reports
ing up all suspeious characters in
H r The AssweialeO P ress.
received here. The majority o f the
G ENEVA, Feb. 18.— W. P. G. ing up all suspeiious characters in
fanatics who participated in the
Harding, form er governor o f the an effort to break up robberies
figh t are believed to have been United States Federal Reserve that have been occurring in the
refugees who escaped from Bucas Board, has been unofficially se residential sections in the
past
Inland, Surigoa province. Latest lected as high commissioner o f the few weeks.
I t was announced that unknown
figh t is 'thought by constabulary League of Nations to Hungary for
control of finances under the parties attempted to break into
to have virtually annihilated tho league's loan plan. He has in the home o f Ed F. lane on Park
last remnants o f the aggressive formed the league he will accept if Avenue Sunday night.
Jbi thffi
officially designated.
connection Chief Williams has arfanatics.
MELLON CHARGED
WITH MISLEADING
IN BONUS FIGURES
GREENE MAKESlSTREET PAVING
GALLANT FIGHT PROGRAM TO BE
FOR H I S LIFE EXTENDED SOON
r
Noted Humorist To
Deliver Lecture At
Winter Park Feb.28
Hutton Engineering Company Is
Rushing W ork On Sanford
Avenue N ear the Lake And
On Boulevard.
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W ith the opening o f Sanford
Avenue to tra ffic and with pav
ing operations beginning on this
same street from Firrt Street to
Seminole Boulevard, work on San
ford Avenue is being pushed, ac
cording to un announcement made
Monday by J.O. McNamara, head
o r ' tho local operations fo r the
Hutton Engineering and Contract-,
ing Company.
Within 15 or 18 days work will
begin on the laying of usphait on
Sanford Avenue for n distance of
several blocks leuding into 'the
Orlando road, said Mr.
McNa
mara.
Also Commercial
Street
which was recently laid with the
base nnd gutter will bo ready to
receive asphalt within a few days,
he stated.
Last week oxcnvntion work and
the laying o f base began on San
ford Avenue from First Street to
the Boulevard on the lakefront.
This will be completed within 10
days and then the street will be
opened for 30 days traffic before
the asphalt treatment is put down.
Tills street is to be 40 feet wide
and is to be treated with Willito
mixed with the asphalt.
Seminole Boulevard from San
ford Avenue to Pprk Avenue is
now receiving attention o f the
Contractors. Thfs wilt also be 40
feet wide nnd w ill have the WIIlite treatment.
W ith the announcement o f these
activities, Mr. McNamara stnted
that the following streets are ex
pected to be turned over to his
company within a few days for
paving work to begin:
Hughey
Street from Park Avenue to French
Avenue; Magnolia
Avenue from
Hughey to French Avenue; Pal
metto Avenue from Fifteenth to
Central Street; Palmetto Avenue
from Hughey to French Avenue;
Franklin Street from Sanford Ave
nue to French
Avenue. These
streets are expected to be turned
over to the company by Feb. 25.
Sanford Police Declare War On All
Bootleggers; Three Nabbed Sunday
i
rested two negroes and is holding
them pending an investigation in
to their records.
Other suspeious characters were
arrested
Sunday nnd
Monday
morning but were luter turned
loose after nothing could be dis
covered against
them.
Mean
while all vagrants are receiving
street sentences in order that the
town may be rid of this class of
people.
Besides the liquor cases men
tioned, 20 other cases were tried
before
Judge
Sharon
Monday
morning.^ They ere as follows:
W alter Kennerly, gambling, $5 nnd
costs; Clemen Slaughter, carrying
concealed weapons. $26 bond es
treated; Will Hamilton, speeding
$3 and Costs; R. T. Cowan, speed
ing, $3 and costs; Colie Brown,
speeding, $5 bond cstrated; J. B.
Bullard, drunk, $10 bond estreated;
J. A . Campbell, speeding, concontinued; W ill Preston, gambling,
$10 bond estreated: W ill
Hill,
gambling, $10 bond cstrated; Ed
Ransom, $10 bond estreated; Hen
ry Brown, Mack Anderson, An
drew Williams, gambling, $6 nnd
ocsts; George Burton and Oscar
Moore, gambling, $10 bonds es
treated; Frank Martin,, drunk, $5
(Continued on page 8)
Seminole County Exhibit Un
der Supervision of R. W.
Pearman and B. F. Whitner
Creates Favorable Impres
sion at Opening— Celery is
Given Free to Visitors to
Booth.
500 people
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NEW
YO R K , Feb. 18.— The
Street and Park Avenue Saturday,
Florida State Exposition, exhibit
night, voted unanimously to ndof
ing everything typical o f the state
a resolution favoring the passage
except its climate was opened* at
o f the bonus bill now pending In
Madison Squafe today. The mu
congress.
nicipal officers, army, navy officers
Follow ing a 30-minute talk by
AsaiscUnt Secretary ' o f
the
nnd representatives o f tne cham
N i v y Roosevelt, who has been Judge H erring in which be gave
ber of commerce o f Florida at mentioned as a possibility fo r the some comprehensive figures on the
tended the officinl opening. E x
Republican candidacy for president subject showing where the bonua
hibits which include
palm
and
has
lately been conspicuous fo r hia as proposed could be paid and at
coconnut trees and all the fruits
the same time have a tax reduction
and flowers of the state w ill be connection with the Teapot Dome such as has been proposed by A n
Oil
leases
and
his
resignation
from
brought hero in refrigerator cars.
the navy department is moment drew Mellon, secretary o f the
treasury, the resolution was o ffe r
arily expected.
N E W YO RK. Feb. 18— (Special
ed by the chairman o f the resolu
to The Sanford H era ld )— Under
tion'll committee o f the Campbellthe most auspicious circumstances
I.easing Post, American Legion,
the All-Florida Exposition at Mad
and accepted by tho assemblage
ison Square Garden opened today
without a dissenting vote.
nt noon. Promptly nt 12 o’clock
The
resolution
expressed in
Governor Cary A. Hardee, nt his
favor o f the bonus and urged that
desk in Tallahassee sent n message
the state’s representatives in con
over a direct Western Union w ire
gress be instructci? to vote in its
to the warden which offM a lly open
favor.
Sim ilar resolutions. It ia
ed th big fa ir at New York.
said, have been pnsced at numer
Following the opening of the ex
ous other mass meetings held all
position Senator Park Trammell ‘Extensive* Oil Regions Is Goal o f over thin country during the post
Government Troops Now—
made a short address and was fo l
10 days.
la Held by Rebels.
lowed by W. G. Brorein, president
In support o f his contention that
o f the South Florida fntr which
tho soldier bonus bill should bo
I l l r T ile S i i n r i « l > 4 P ress)
came tq a successful close at Tam
MEXICO C ITY . Feb. 18.— M ili passed and that it can be done
pa last week.
tary activities have been concen without conflictin gw ith the pro
Because o f unlooked for delnys trated upon the Vera Cruz oil re posed tax reduction offered by
in getting the huge building in gion with tho purpose of rccup- Secretary Mallon, Judge Herring
shape to reeclve the huge ship turing Tuxpnm. the most import- gave figures shown .in the Con
ments o f products, must o f the nnt cityy still held b y ' the rebels, gressional Record demonstrating
Florida representatives
worked 1’upnntiti, which is considered thu that figures concerning this ques
through Saturday night, Sunday key of the capture o f Tuxpnm, fe ll tion have been grossly misrepre
and Sunday
. night
jn t nre
preparing the into thu hands o f the federal forces sented by the treasury department
various cnuiity exhibits.
ufter five days o f fighting, Lieut. head.
Thousands o f visitois w aiting Col. Viccnto Herrera defeating the
Judge Herring declnred that
fo r the gates to open, marveled nt lebel lenders Koldino Cazercs anil some tim e ago Mr. Mellon stnted
the sights they beheld as they pass J. Vega Bernal.
that the bonus bill could be sup
ed by the county exhibits.
ExThe rebels fortified the hills sur ported by the expenditure of be
pressjons of amazement und sur rounding Papantla nnd had been tween $80,000,000 and $90,000,000
prise wore to be heard at every successful in holding o ff the fed
:r year fo r tho n e x t'fo u r years.
and.
ow the la tter declares that it will
eral troqps-kincc Inst Mondny. The
, Stiaring not « little bit of atten federal*, however, curried out a cost . opproximataiv $220,01)0,000
tion In tne big exposition was the flanking movement und forced the per year. Why he has changed his
splendid exhibit o f Sanford nnd rebels to nbnndon the town nnd to figures, Judge Herring stated, he
Seminole county, which is in charge withdraw toward Tuxpum.
could not understand.
o f R. W. Pearman, Jr., secretary
Thun again Mr. Meilen says that
An intercepted wireless dispatch
o f the Sanford Chamber o f Com from the Tuxpam rebels to Gen. of his proposed tax cut of $323,*
merce and B. F. Whitner, Jr., Coun- Enrique Estrada reports thnt nli 000,000 goes through, then the
cy Demonstration Agent.
This the rebel groups ure marching bonus cannot be pun!. Judge Her-,
county which leads the country fn against Tampico, which the dis ring pointed out that according to
the production of celery, distribut patch asserts will
be captured Mr. Mcllun's statement given out,
ed thousands of bunches to visitors within three davs.
the Items o f $160,000,000 yearly
at its booth. This unique way of
Iq official circles here it
is interest from Great Britain on w ar
advertising causud much continent stated that the cuptpro o f Tampico loans and $220,000,000 us reduc
nmnng New Yorkers, who guzed will be impossible us 6,000 federal tion in the government’s expenses,
w ittf wonderment at the ull-around troups huve been concentrated in were le ft out o f consideration as
exhibit o f this progressive Florida the region.
resources. Either uno o f thuso
county.
,
Herring dccluroil.
A fter the capture o f Morelia, thu items, Judge
With the close o f the mid-winter next important battle in the west Is more than enough to pny the
South Florida Fair and Gaspnrillu is expected to take place at Sny- bonus und at the same time have
carnival last week the exhibits of ula, tn which pluce Salvador Alvu- tho tax reduction.
36 Florida counties were loaded rnilo withdrew nftcr his defeat ut
Another thing pointed out by
bodily on special trains run by the Ocotlnn subsequent to tho evacua Judge Herring was that the gov
Atlantic Coast Line and Scuboard tion o f Guudniajurn.
ernment, ut the conclusion, o f the
A ir Line direct from the Tumpu
Railroad headquarters here r e war, puid over to the railroads
fnit* grounds to the Pennsylvania port thut Tierru Blanca wus oc $764,271,000. to the war time con
Station in New York. A rtificially cupied by tho federnls Saturday tractors $700,000,000 and to civil
heated curs wore used fo r the afternoon.
The rebels withdrew ian employes $225,000,000. In view
palms and exotic plants so they without fighting.
o f i the fact that these various
would not know they were being
agencies, along with others could
taken out o f tho Florida sunshine
MEXICO C ITY , Feb. 18.— Presi be paid fo r the risk that they in
to the cold o f the North. Special dent Ob'regon and Minister o f Wur sured und fo r the money thut they
curs were used also to transport Serrano arrived in Mexico C ity had invested in extending thoir
the immense exhibits o f preserved Sunday night front Guadalajara. plants to taka care o f thu war
fruits and cars fo r the game fish President Obrcgon declared a d e fi busines, Judge Herring declnred
display.
nite advance against the rebels in it seems that the soldier bonus
Moreliu, capital o f thu statu c f could and should be paid.
Michnncnn, already had been start
Judge Herring proceeded to ex
ed. Generals Juan Jose Rios und plain the compensation uct, show
Epifunio Rodriguez atTe nturching ing that it provides for u bonus
nlong the Acambarn railway, while to be given, tn those only from the
Generals Gonzalo Escobar und V i rank o f captain down. Under tho
cente Gonzales are marching from bill's
provisions, service
over
Jalisco to co-operate tn the attack seas would be compensated at
on the city.
$1.25 per day and service in this
A deni whereby Normany Square
President Obregon declared thnt country at $1.00 per day. No one
containing 17 lots {opposite the Moreliu is defended by rebels un can receive over $600 fo r servicu
Elks clubhouse on Union Avenue, der the conunund o f Generals Dic- on this side nnd over $650 for
becomes the property o f a syndi guez Estrmlu and. Renteria Lit- service on the other side.
cate composed o f prominent New viuno. W ar Minister Serrnno de
Judge Herring declared that this
England financial interests, hus clared toduy that he had received appeured to him to be a very little
just been consumated, according information that the rebels hud request to be made for men who
to an announcement ninde Mon nlrcudy evacuated Moreliu.
hud undergone the losses which the
day by Harry T. Ilodwell, presi
According to dispatches from soldiers hud and the hardships en
dent o f the Bodwoll Realty Som- Pcnpamo, General Escobar with his dured on the battlefields.
panv.
forces o f federals has arrived nt
Judge Herring was loudly ap
This valuable piece o f property Curimeo, Michoucan, where he de
plauded a t tho conclusion o f his
is one of the most desirable tracts
trained and sturted ufoot fur Mo uddress and it was evident that his
o f land in this city and its acquisi relia, huving been informed by
remarks had made quite an iin
tion by northern interests is but
aviators thut the rebels wero evac pression on his hearers.
another indication o f the high re
uating the city and marching west
The resolution us passed by the
gard fo r property values in San ward.
meeting was as follows:
ford. Although the consideration
Whereas, we the people o f Seraipaid for the property wns not
ndle County, Florida, in public
given out, it is said to exceed $10, Automobile Turns
meeting assembled, on Feb. 16,
000.
.
Over Killing: Woman 1924, feeling tnat we arv called
Mr. Bodwell, who recently pur
upon as good citizens to express
chased other valuable property in
(tty T h * A n o f U t r il l*r»M )
our views and muke known our
terests here, acquired this
land
H A M PTO N , Gu., Feb. 18.— A wishes in regard to thu Adjusted
about three months ago. Just what woman believed to be Mrs. E. Y .
Compensation Measure, commonly
are the plans of the new owners Calloway o f Jacksonville!)
Flu.,
in regard to the development o f its wus killed and two companions called the Bonus BUI, now pending
new interests here, is not known miraculously escaped injury when in Congress, and.
Whereas, we have not since tho
ut this time.
an automobile in which they w ere establishment o f peace, forgotten
riding overturned on the Dixie the services rendered, the risks
Highway about u half mile from taken, and the hardships endured
Debt Commission
here early today. Officers accom by our ex-service men in tha
Postpones Action panied the woman who gave her World W ar, and
name as Mrs. Johnson to the scene
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(D r T h e A | ««r U lr d 1'rraa)
of.the wrecked eur, when she came
W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 18.— The to them bruised und hysterical fo r
T W O K IL L E D
government war debt policy re aid ubout 1 o'clock this morning.
mained unchanged a fter u confer A man and woman were found be
H r T h * .t u n t lilr il r r * * * )
ence Monday of the debt commis neath the machine, the woman
L IN C O L N , Neb., Feb. 18.— Win.
sion which failed to act on the pro dead. The man said his name was M. Morning, veteran district judge,
posals that the debtor govern Mushburn.
Mrs. Johnson and was shot and killed in his cour
ments be reminded again thut the Mushburn hired n taxicab and room Monday by W allace (J. WalUnited States is awaiting the fund drove o ff in the direction o f A t iick, who in turn shot und kiUed
ing proposals.
himself.
lanta.
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FEDERAL TROOPS
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Hrboy actor In Fox western pic■no, A n t quit the range fo r the
WHo, no fe a t was too dangerous
IT him to riak, excepting one. He
M M not make love. The wilderi
m e couldn’t frighten him , but a
ratty girl sent him flying off the
M . J. ColUcutt and w ife to Ed
t to stand back out o f sight
•aewhere and watch the scene w ard Dawson.
regress. Accordingly it had to
I arranged when Jones w as cast
Band Concert
i* leads, that ha would be cured
r his fear o f the fa ir sex.
h i h l s latest release, “ N ot A
Here , is , the program to be
"
* “ from th e story
given Sunday afternoon at 3:30
Bell Ames Williams, he'm akes
•o’clock by t h e 'Sanford band.
rd St casually as he ropes steers,
:Everyonq js cordially Invited to
t ik s broncos or draws a lighthear this concert to be given at
D A L L S O U L S C B U R O r. J
# D L * .« W 0 B CHUtocH
Tomorrow la 8eptuagelpia Sun
Church M sricM for Septqogesiday.
mu Sunday w ill b«:
. . .
Sunday School at 0 a. m.
0:46 s. m.— Sunyoy ucbool In
Low M aaa.at 10:30 a. m.
R lllh •ehool.
Sermon: “ Th e laborers la the
11 u. m.— Church M n rk t in MiVineyard," from the day'* gospel.
la n e theatre. ’
Benediction'after Mass.
The rector w ill say Veapera this
Maia during week at 8 a. m.
Sunday at 3 p. m. at Chrlat church,
Next Saturday chlldreh’a Maas.
Lonffwood.
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FIRST B A P T IS T CHURCH
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
Sunday School 9:80 a. m.
The icnrteua Sunday w ill be aa
Morning worship and sermon 11
follow *:
*9:45 A. M ^—Sunday School. . a^m.v Subject, The Winning Price.
Baptist You ng People’s 'unions
*11 A. M.— Preaching service.
'2 P. Ml— Junior Christian En 6:30.
Evening worship and sennon
deavor.
‘ 2:30 P. M i—ilntermedlate Christ 7:30. Subject, The Crime o f Go
ing Only H a lf W ay.
ian Endeavor. .
„
Prayer m eeting Wednesday eyethe city park;
Y
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0
P.
M.—
Senior
Christian
En" flV lik * anything else," explains
n i"g 7‘30.
*
,
Pragmas
dfimvor.
das, “ Pod have to get need to it.
On Wednesday night o f this week
1. Msrth— Gippsland ..UthgoW
•7:30 P. M,— Preaching Service.
to r I warned that the s o ft stuff
5. Overture .... La Burlesque..
The Sesalon will meet at the tho first vice-president called a
as much a part o f life as the
.....................Suppc
close of both morning and night meeting o f tho officers o f the Big
tor, I ' accepted it." He grinned
3. V a% —Alpine Sunset ...King
preaching* services fo r the recep Beyean Brotherhood and ma$ie a
•opishly. “ And it isn’t so bad,
careful sthdy o f ‘ the roster, and
4. Concert Piece—Adoration*
tion
of members.
”
Jwr." “ Not A Drum W as Heard"
the
different squads o f the dess.
....... .....*. .... r
Borowiki
IT:* Brotherhood Band w ill also
a t the Milan* Theatre today
6. Pilgrim’s. Chorus from
m eet at the clo w o f the night Tomorrow moaning first vice-presi
Ik Betty Bouton in the role of
dent Steele Will have some matters
Wagnar’a Tsnnhauasr.
preaching m rvice.
I ’g frl to whom Jones makes love.
Intermission.
The A u xiliary will hold a Social have all of our regular services ot6. March— Guiding Star....Emat m eeting Monday afternoon at 3:30. o f interest to present to the clast.
Though the cold kept away a few
French Patrol....Hosmer A n d the Senior Christian Endeavor
Display W indows O f 87.. The
Selection— Robin Hood......
is planning a banquet fo r next F ri o f the men last Sunday the attend
ance of the class was very gfm tlfyDeKoven
d a y night.
„
Ball H ardware
Co.
ing. President Michael presented
F IR S T M E TH O D IST CHURCH
the new men to the class, and w el
Barnard
W.
J.
Carpenter,
Pastor.
A r c Very Attractive 10. Star Spangled Banner....Koy
The theme o f the morning ser comed some o f tho old men w ho
mon will be: “ Jerlco, The Impreg hod been out fo r a few Sundays.
JOE R E IZE N S TE IN ,
Mr. Wainright o f Mercer Unlver-)
* { T w o windows which have caused
Bandmaster.
nable City.”
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praet comment and attracted much
A t night the subject w ill be ally made an excelleht report o f’
the work o f the school. The class
attention o f passersby fo r their atwindows and against tho walls, and “ The Harlot Rahsb."
1’tractive appearance, are those of
The Sunday School w ill meet at is mnking a study o f the books o f
closely surrounded the committee
tho New Testament, and tha inter
the Ball Hardware Company on
9:30 A. M. Be there.
V m t S treet
Hodgson B ail and itself.
Come to the Epworth League at est on the part o f the men shows
C. A . Matthews o f tnls store dress6:30, and you w ill have an enjoya the character o f work which is be
M the windows and for th eir ef
ble hour.
. ing done by the class. John’s F irst
fe cts have received a large num
Good singing. A Methodist wel Letter will be studied tomorrow
ber o f compliments.
come! The - stranger w ill feel at morning. ■ The number o f 100 per
cent men Is increasing.
On#1Window dressed in the col
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The goal fo e the school tomor
o n o f yellow and black contains a
row is 400, and ovary member o f
line o f Royal Rochester silverware. per cent for Pocahontas coal. The C O N G R E G A T IO N A L CHURCH
tho class should be present.^ and
Casseroles, teapots,
percolators naval board o f 1922 was quoted by
Our pastor is home and we shsll many should be prepared to intro
and tnanv other articles are on dis Ballalne as having declared as a
hove all of our regular services to duce new men.
, <
play, The arrangement o f the ar result of the tqsts that "Matanusm orrow. L et every member make
ticles in the window with a drap- kn coal is an excellent steaming
C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E
special effort to be out to each of
l i t o f yellow velvet, gives a most coal fo r use in collier type of ves
Church services fo r Sunday, Feb.
th e meetings so wo can welcome
sels
at
their
usual
cruising
speed
pliaalng effect.
17, 1924:
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the strangers and *visitors.
w in the other window is a com and washed Motanusks coal is su
Subject: “ Soul."
There will be som* movie pic
perior
under
tho
conditions
of
the
plete line o f Atkins saws fo r which
Church service, 11 a. m.
tures at the night meeting, bring
this store has the exclusive agency test to the Pocohontas coal used in
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
y
ou
r
friends
and
holp
fill
up
the
this
test.”
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fit this city. Atkins saws, among
Woman’s Club building, Oak
church. Do not forget the Bible
Refuses Matsnuska Coal.
the finest manufactured, m ay he
Avenue.
Bchool
at
9:46
in
the
morning.
We
Despite
these
tests
and
conclu
secured at this store for reasonable
A ll arc welcome.
flh fe. A ll kinds o f saws are on sions the navy has refused to use need you.
S il* a n d are to be seen on display Matanuska coal, Mr. Ballaine told
in this window. Hand saws, cross the president, adding that Admiral and liberty. Our own Comrade J. praise to his department com
cut saws, key-hole saws, m eat and Robison when the matter was G. Sharon, the orator o f camp and mander. The auxiliary officers
ilning saws and many
other brought to his attention had de auxiliary, at this point, delivered a were given a place on tho program,
nds are to be seen here. A large clared:
sh ort address, paying a beautiful and responded. Comrades o f the
dlaetric sign adds to the attractive " W e are not interested in Cool tribute to the men o f tho Maine.
out-post >nd
visitors were in
Creek
or
any
other
Matanuska
coal
ness o f this display.
Sergeant McCarthy, as master cluded, the entire company voicing
under any circumstances. We have
o f ceremonies, delighted everyone. their appreciation o f tho splendid
washed ou» hands o f it.”
H is ready w it and keen humor kept hospitality and* genuine courtesy
th e assembled company in happy accorded them by Out-post N 6 .'X
V,
m ood as ho called upon men and and their ladies.
As a fitting close to a mosT de
wom en for short talks.
Dept. Comdr. Terhuno gave a lightful meeting, at 12 o’clock a
.
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b r ie f history o f the organization large delegation o f comrade^ and
iK e‘.Democratic income rate sche ready been pussed by both houses and a review o f Camp Theodore auxiliary members called upoti
du le*.
by large majorities. Hocvcr, Pres Roosevelt, that wni received in a Comrade Horry W hite, at his home
.• Representative Hawes o f
Mis ident Coowlldge has emphatically manner testifying to his popularity to express th e ir regrets thatHhte
beloved comrade was too ill to be
souri was the first Democrat to stated his opposition to the meas umong the comrades.
break the party traces In debate, ure and has declared that he will
Department Oflccrs Ballard and with them, and thus ended one o f
announcing that if he were a t lib- veto it. In order to secure its pas L o rd were followed by Camp tho very best meetings o f .Col.
'gvtjrtb vote as he desired he -would sage over the veto, It will take a Com dr. Fred „T. Williams,1whose Theodor* Roosevelt'Cam p,'NO ., 13,
,
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vote fo r eitheq the Mellon income two-thirds vote o f both houses.
short address was a tribute of U. 8. IV. V.
rates carried in the bill or fo r the
Toward that end, sentiment is
Freer plan. Democrats are bound being raised in its behalf so that
by
party caucus to voto to sup congressmen and senators may be
port the Gamer rates.
urged to support the act. The
• The debate hinged
greut argument that is being made
.. ......
. .... rate . schedules. against the question at this time,
«pOn
the income
ijemocrats, led by Representatives Judge Herring state, is that if
Gamer of Texus, in ensrgo o f the passed, it will not -erm lt the re
minority fight, and Collier o f Mis duction of taxes. Secretary of
sissippi, a member of the w ays and Treasury Mellon has declared that
That W onderful Sub-Division that People
Moans committee, attacked partic if taxes arc to be ' reduced, no
ularly the estimates presented yes bonus can be given.
Have Long Longed For
;
terday by Representative M ills, Re
Judge Herring stated in answer
publican, New York, to show thut to that declaration that on a pre
tho Gamer plan would result in a vious occasion Mr. Mellon told the
deficit o f $320,000,000 annually late President Harding that if the
two years after it was in operation. bonus was given that tho treasury
They insisted the estimates fo r would face n $050,000,000 deficit.
such a year were based on “ absurd It, however, turned out that in
probabilities,’’ and Mr. Garner de stead of a deficit being shown,
clared Joseph McCoy, government the treasury hud a surplus o f over
actuary author o f the estimates, $300,000,000. in other words, the
had told him the Democrats plan judge declared, Mr. Mellon made
Would bring in more revenue next a mistake of nenrly $1,000,000 in
year than would the Mellon plan. his figures.
N o w by a most elaborately laid
r"45. O. P. Urges 25 Per Cent.
Republicans centered their argu scheme, Mr. Mellon is showing
Nicest L ittle Town in Fla.
Thrown on The Market
ments on defense o f the Mollon in that i f his proposed schedulo on
come
rates, urging vigorously tho reduction o f taxes is to go
adoption o f the muximum surtax through, then the bonus will have
thte o f 25 pur cent. They insisted to be out of the question, Judge
approval of these rates would bring H errin g said. Hu is mcruly using
relief for buslnuss, and thus uid all the means o f the tax reduction
classes, whereas the 25 per cent question to bring about the defeat
reduction in tho no msl income of the bill.
Judge Herring will give soile
taxes would give fair treatment to
those in the lower income tax interesting figures and statistics
in support o f the bonus, it is an
brackets.
will be
The excise and estate taxes and nounced. The meeting
Everyone is cordially in
the bonus also received attention. short.
vited to hear thin discussion upon
n popular question.
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fields in Alaska on the same basis for this was the anniversary of
as the oil louses subsequently were that night 26 years ago. At 9
o'clock that event occurred which
made.
brought thousands of volunteers
On Stand Nearly Two Hours
. Mr. Vanderlip was on the stand flocking to the buuner o f justice
yesterday a little less than two
hours and was subjected to one of
the mpst merciless cross-examina
tions o f the wholo investigation.
He was asked repeatedly mhy,
without any facts upon which to
bake them, he had given circulation
I
to such rumors ubout the dead
president, and always hU reply
was that he regarded it us his
“ patriotic duty” to bring the
rumors into the open in the hope
o f scotching them.
• Chairman Lenroot began the ex
; amination, and time and ugaiti
Wm. Fox I’ rcacnts
came back to it, sometimes inter
C H AR LES JONES
rupting tho hnlf-doxon other senatom who joined in the question ing. Frequently Senator Lenront
emphasized his queries by vigor
ous gesture*, and often he loaned
fa r across the table toward th e ;
witness to press home the points
he desired to make.
Comedy: “ Hanging Love*’ Alro
Once only or twice did the New
Mutt and Jeff
Y ork banker appear ruffled. Much
Prices 10 and 25 cents.
o f tha time he leaned forwurd with
Monday: Wundcring Daughters.
hla hands clasped on the table, but
A First National ‘ Picture.
oeeasionally he changed tho posi
Thursday: Uaumels Fashion
tion the better to face his ques
Show with the Photo Play Six
tioners, and at times punctuated
Days and Special 8 Piece Or
his answers w ith a pointing fo re
chestra.
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fin ger. During most o f his testi
Seats on salo nt R. C. Bowers.
mony there was un almost breath
less silence in. the, frqv<d- th?t
jammed
the ' committee J*pofli,
climbed to points o f vantage in the
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held at the ITnl- uen.
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- -Florence J. Wood; Mnrr K. Miller. CSC feet, east S3S.9I feet, south IIS fee*., wcat 239.91
W. F. Shelly, Lot 1, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ______________
»*r»Jty of Florida Mar. 7-0, it ia X f* °? Havld L Miller. Annie I. feet to beginning _________________ ________j ______ _ _
* by Dr. H. 0 . Manche.1- Michael, w ife of George L MichMiss Jeaaie S. Roberta, Lot 2, Blk 8, Tr. 7 ___ i __
S W U of N K U o f S W H of ...... .,....... L . .............
Mrs. T. W.
Mathews,
Mrs.
— of the minor sport* de8 B H o f N K U of ..... .................. ........... ............
29
A.
tllja, Lot 3, Blk 8, Tr. 7 _______
.lifnkJ ,n Jtoor*> Mrs. Ilassell Mer
Bight and one-half acres in
a square In the
it of the achooL This plan ritt.
£«rah A. Merritt. Mrs. YVII- northwest corner of N W ‘4 of N K U of. ............ ........
2,
1a
H.
Walthour, Lot 4, Blk 8, Tr. 7
14
20
---- been adopted for selecting
llam T. Nesbitt. Nancy Nelson and
M3 feet north of the southeast corner
R.
H.
Walthour, Lot 5, Blk' 8, T r . 7 _____
participants instead of the old ar- Jeremiah Nelson her husband, Mrs. of s Beginning
w u o f .NBU of Sec. It, Tp. So S.. IL 59 B.. run
natement whereby victors o f each It. V. McClain. Mrs. thither C. t'or- north 217.5 feet, north *6 do. W. 1320 feet, south
San/ord
Grammnr School all Blk 0, Tr. 6 ..... .
l r r*
.!?.*" H. 1'oole,
husband of IC..S feet, south zs cegreeg Bast 517.5 feet, north
off the eight
e*........................
o
voting districts o f the Mary
Klla IV.ole, ------ Poole, hus
P. If. Rand, Lot 1, Blk 9, Tr. 7 -------------------30’
22I.7C
feet,
south
*8
degrees
enst.
( atate were selected.
band of Fannie A. Poole.’ Nellie II. * 2t.S feet .............. .....................
P arker and Daniel W. Parker, her 8 «* of N B U of 8 W «4 of SBt, of
P . II. Rand, Lot 2, Blk 9, Tr. 7 .....__ __ _______
husbnnd, Mrs. Albert
Itand. Mrs.
14
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 9, T r . 7 __________
Mr«. William W. Iteed. Mrs. Harri N H Ilf SF.«4 OT s w » i of HBH of ......... . . '■ TT?
28
son Heed, Mrs. Curl Is F. Heed. Mrs. » H « r N B H of N K U of ............... ........ .........
L. H. Thrasher, Lot 4, Blk 9, T r . 7 * ____ _______
575.75 i****!
feet "outh
south of ihr
the NB. cornrr
corner «»f
of H
See.
FrUtJirlrk Johan 91..tw \ir- i . i ' u h — Heg. 675-<s
*»c.
n.. u.
r... !‘,,n.
run south
soutli t»«.3
liK.j feet,
feet, west
west 132U
u;i|
Schroeder.
F." Shi
e r .------ .... 11".
L . H. Thrasher, Lot 5, Blk 9, T r. 7 ......................
be brooder, Mrs. David F.
Shyer.-----•-•at- Klder. Complainant.
feet, north, 408.6 feet nnd east 1320 feet ..................
Stout, husband of Mnrgnret Stout, N
. «.
vs.
J.
C. Roberts, Lot 6, Blk 10, T r. 0 ____ ______
B
U
of
N
W
I
i
of
N
K
U
...............................................
J « * n J. Orestey, et al.. Defendants —— Stowell. husbnnd of Msty IL
H . N. Lumiey, Lot 7, Blk 10, Tr. 6 .............. ...........
lljfc* Jol; n /• Hcesley or Hensley. If Stowell. Mrs. John August Sjobtom. W H of N W H of N K U ..............- ............ - .................
............ ......... .........
Hiring, J. L Ilaughman, If living. Lti*In W. Slie.nd. ------ Thomas, bus- N H « f N W H « f HBH cf N B U
HBH of S W l i of N K U ............................................
P. A. Mero, I^ot 8, Blk 10, Tr. 0 ________ ________
Charles
a
~ , C.
—” Warwick,
•*
|trustee,
I l|H|CC. Iir
I IIilvt
of Louisa C. Thomas. Mrs
In*, Robert II. Itamsey. trustee. If Seth Taylor. ------ Taylor, husband HU of N H of N K U of SKU of N W H
C.
L. Matthews, Lot 9, Blk 10, T r. 6 ............ .
«
H
of
N
H
of
HH
>>f
N
W
H
of
NW*4
.
HVlng. Margaret
H.
Itamsey. |n. o f .Mrs. Mol lie Taylor. ------ Therlen.
. .
dividual., nnd ns aSw eiinr l^ 't r i " . ; husbnnd of Mary K. Therlen. ------ H 'i of N H of SKU of N W U
S. W. Pevehouse, Lot 10, Blk 10, T r. 6 _________
, . , ... „ ...........
" ebb husband of Annie M. Webb. N W H « f N W U nf HBH . .........
Mrs. M. Nelson, Lot 1, Blk 10, T r . 1 .................
" •'He. husband of Mrs. Lizzie HU of N H r.f N W U of H W U
.
Ivln« . «»»d II 7 '
...............................
aald parties nre denrl. nil parlies M. White. Mrs. Alva V. Wood, nnd B H of W H or SKU of N W H
C.
B. and R. G. Tew, Lot 2, Blk 10, T r. 7 ________
IIP
"
--*
*
claiming Interests ns heirs, devisees Mrs. A. s. White nnd all persons HH of HH of S'„ of W H of W H of SKU of N W U
S. J. W. Brisson, Lbt 3, Blk 10, T r . 7 ......... ........
Interested In tile property below N H of HH of W H ..f W u of HKU of.NW'i
.
o
r
,.n"
V,h,r
claimants
under John J. Ileeslcy or Hensley. described.
w >• of S W u i f N W U
.
20
J. S. Dinkel, Lot 4, Blk 10, Tr. 7 ....... ....... ......
.
..........
J. I* Ilaughman. Charles C. W a r
T? *h« defendants Hnrvey S. Alin. S K U of S H U
wick, trustee, Hobert II. Itamsey, » llllant T. Abbott. W. B. Alexan 117.12 feet Itortll nnd south lit 117.12 feet east ami
W . II. Peters Estate, Lot 5, Blk 10, Tr. 7 ......... .
♦ i f a — •„ Margaret H. Itamsey. |n- der. George
west
In
southeast
corner
of
S
W
Hof
Itowran,
Charles J.
dlVIdually snd as successor In trust Douche. M. H. Henn.
.............
1 '
R. C. Maxwell, Lot 6, Blk 11, T r. 0 ............. .
Charles K. N K U of H W U of S K U
to Robert It. Itamsey and Margaret
i:u or n w u or s b u
.
.
Ilnrnhnrt.
II.
M.
Illnrk.
C.
K.
H
u
1
R.
C. Maxwell, Lot 7, Blk 11, Tr. G ........... .........
W.^Hamsey; or therwlse. In and to
N K U of N K U
........... ..............
thk following described lands or roker. George A. Ilarklnstoe. Silas1 N H of N W U of N W U of N K U
. ...........
_
Leroy
P. Chittenden, Lot 8, Blk 11, T r. 0 ............ ..
Hilliard.
Trustee
for
Curtis
F.
Heed.
any part or pnrcvl thereof, situate
...............
Mury K. Heed and Mary F. Heed; S ' i of H W U of S W ' i Of N K U
Jrinir “ 'd
In the County of Caroline
2^
George
A. DcCottos, Lot 9, Blk 11, T r. 6 ...........
Heglnnlng
at
Hie
northwest
corner
of
Sec.
to,
Itrurt. Winfred U Conely.
Bemlnole and State of Florida, more
Tp. 21 H., H. 2:i H., run soutli to the north line of the
George Calhoun, Lot 10, Blk 11, T r. 6 ..... .....
particularly described us follows Jnrnes Carter. II. II. Ilnrolle, I. S. r lorhla .Milan | Hallway rlicht-nf-way, easterly nlnrur
Hunker. D. W. Currie. Churles I*
tMWIt:
jnltl rlulit-of-way f«» n point Ir.5
fn«t nf S«riii>n
J. E. Laing, Lot 1, Blk 11, Tr. 7 ........... .......
The North-west Quarter ( N W U ) < base, Samuel C. Dickson. James line, north to north line of Suction, West 163 feet to
of-th e North-east Quarter ( N K U ) W . Dickson. John K. Durand. I. L beginning
Raymond C. Phillips N. 46' Lot 2, Blk 11, Tr. 7 ....
C,
France, K. II.
oDOectlon twenty.three (23). T o w n - Fnllt, Jos.nii
Green. I- W. Gibbs. Lnure J. Gibbs. S K U of H W U Of N K U
ii) j C. V. Hoover, S. 4’ Lot 2, Blk 11, T r . 7 ............ „....
Teresa (I. Haves. Kmlly W. Hayes, W H n f . v w u of N W U
** C. V. Hoover, N. 58’, L ot 3, Blk 11, T r. 7 .......... .
ft appearing from the sworn bill John Halts. Stephen S. Hopkins. K. N ' i of H W U of S K U ........... ................ ’ ...........„
............
20
2o
30 E. McConnell S 0* Lot 3, Blk 11, T r. 7 ..................
o ft o m p la ln t 0I?<! In thin' rnun»* J. Harrell, p. « . c. Hunt; William 5 U of S K U of S W ' i
of »the
of Heglnnlng 6H chains north of the southwest corner
-■ w io v you.
juti, Unit
iiitii )you
hu umi
and enen
each nr
of H.
,, Hlncks.
; 7 . • Trustee
*1
" r Kstate
r.'im" »»»
E. McConnell, Lot 4, Blk 11, Tr. 7 .............
B.
Hudson. Ilf N K U i f N W U of Sec. 21, Tp. 20 H.. IL 30 |J., run
y n « have or claim to have some Frederick
f r.-'lcr-lrk Wood; K.
M.
Hudson,
interest In nnd to the lands herein- ! ,,,,<n I.. Kntllnr. John M. Katllne, south 5«* chains, east :: chains, north t u chains.
W.
L. Barbour, Lot 5, Blk 11, Tr. 7 .................~ _
aBkve deacrlbed, nnd tlint
*" l " ',nt of beginning
................ 21
20
an
your *’ avld Jameson. Bdlth Orle K ttllne.
....
.
21
’1
iii Mrs. Mary McBride, Lot 0, Blk 12, T r. 0 .......... I I
’ •afcs of residence ure unknown.
'V illi. W. James.
W. W.
Jatnes. >y U of N W U of S W ' i
.........
21
2!
31)
. llj*rfff»r«*. you John .1. Ilefnh y or Vnlellne Linden. James T. I.iinless; M i * of W H of N W ' , " f S W ' i
.If llvlni*. j. i^. nniitfiiman. Andrew Johnson. Trustee for the I
,''f Hprlng Hammock us recorded Jn Pint Hook K. page Mrs. Mary McBride, Lot 7, Blk 12, T r. f l ..............
i r i l v ng. Charles C. Warwick, true- creditors of J. t». Dorsett; David 1- '• " r a n g e 1 ount, Iti'corils.
J. E. Hicks, Ixit 8, Blk 12, Tr. 0 ............... 1III..I.I
te#i« If living. Hobert II. Itumei-y Miller. George f, Michael. T W.
trwWcc If living. Margaret s. Ilnm- Mathews. Franklin Moore, llassel S|M ,Jof"s!.e"‘i r f V ! ,,ri l|,,,i V,''..<lr.’," J “ l" ‘ an'' a> " f f’ onlels Subdivision of J. E. Hicks, ‘ Lot 9, blk 12, Tr. G ............. * ..... *
r" ‘ ,,r'1" " ,n ,,,at ..... . '•
sey, Individually ami ns successor Merritt. It. I*. McClain. S. M Mc Hem*ln«dc**<*0un*t>^Stecurds . 1 21 K"
A v is Stenstrom nnd R. A. Rockey, Lot 10, Blk
I n t r u s t to Hobert II. Mnmsey, |f Intyre, Wllllum T. Nesbitt. Luther
—
Margaret
W.
Itamsey. If
•
T" s«• b .
12. Tr. G ...................................................... _
Porter. Lyman Plieliis. Thomas B. s k u of s k u ..f 1.....................
jSTSik
— ‘ • n S R S t .'^ C ^ 110'' '"
184
% a tsra'i£ rs
M. Minnrick Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 7 ......................
Mrs. F. H. Griggs, Lot 2, Blk 12, T r. 7 .......... . . . I I
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 12, T r. 7 ...... ...........
J. A. Sheppard, Lot 4, Dlk 12, Tr. 7 ....... ..........
J. A . Sheppnrd, Lot 5, Blk 12, Tr. 7 .....................
August Schneider, Lot 0, Blk 13, T r. G .............. Z
August Schneider, Lot 7, Blk 13, T r. 0 ...’........Z Z . . .
August Schneider, Lot 8, Blk 13, T r. 0 ................Z
August Schneider, Lot 9, Blk 13, T r. i i ................ ...........
August Schneider, Lot 10, Blk 13, T r . 0
""
W . A. Tillls, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 7 .................... Z .
N. J. Duggar, Lot 2, Blk 13, Tr. 7 ..................
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 13, T r . 7 ..... Z Z I
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 4, Blk 13, T r. 7 ..... . . . Z Z .
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 13, T r. 7 ...... .........
Meisch Realty Co., Lot G, Blk 14, T r. (1 ...... Z Z I
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7, Blk 14, T r. G ......... Z Z Z
Meisch Realty Co.,.Lot 8, Blk 14, Tr. G ......... Z Z Z
Meisch Realty Coi, Lot 9, Blk 14, T r. 0 ...'.......I
Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 14, T r . 0 ...Z Z Z !!
1078.lt
- * ’ ■iiliiif i| iii ■ il ■ ’ (T n t ■■
I
9 s
r a k p T. WIM.iaWfl
m o following
ionow ing n
tne Ifinal
nnai estimate
The
ia thk
eatimate ooff the cost
eoat of wJde^**r' !
1078.12 sheet asphalt paving on M yrtle A ve. between Ninth S tr..i
: :S C ™ i
5" * °
5........ „
5 ................ Z Z
.Z Z ■
Grammar School
Notes
Primary School
Notes
ZZIZZI
ZZZZ.ZI.IZZ.
1419.32
68.3C
138.35
The following is the linnl estimate o f the cost of paving Myrtle
C. A. Betts, Lot 8. Blk 12, Tr. 5 ...
138.35
08.34
Ave., with sheet asphalt 24 feet in width from Fourth St. to Ninth
C. A. Betts, Ia>t 9, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ...
*58.36
138.35
St.,
ami
18
feet
in
width
from
Ninth
St.
to
Thirteenth
St.
Amount to bo borne by City 1-3, $12,537.41.
C. A. Betts. Lot 10, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ....
08.36
138.35.
( I ) From Fourth St. to Ninth St. 24 ft. in width.
Amount to be borne by ntljncent property, $25,074.81.
I.'nnc Neal, Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 6....
50
08.36
138.35
2755 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ........................
.Number of feet frontage, 0140.09.
5 1,102.00 F. W. Mahoney Est., Lot 2. Blk 12
"
« 11 rrle. Annie K. Dlokaim. wife
Hi«<l. Mary K Iteeil, Mary F. Ite.-,|
7885 Stu. yds. overhaul @ lc ...........................
of
Samuel
C
Id.
kaen.
Jennie
DirkAssessment
per
foot
frontage,
$4.0838.
..
78.85
Fnetlerlrk
* ’
Tr. 0 ...................................... ’
Johan
Sletx,
A,lol|>h
Dli k»on Mra
08.36
138.35
3445 I.in. ft. o f concrete curb and gu tter @ “ 0c...
Hshroetler, Duvltl
Saver
.Mra
, m., w ife of .lam. a "w """••'in
Mra.
2018.20
N.
J.
Duggar, Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. 0
I*RED
T.
W
IL
L
IA
M
S
,
Engineer.
"ret
Sl.mt'
B
.
I
'
"
r>"),l.
Mra
I.
W.
(Did,.a.
l.lxxle M. White. Maraaret
Stout.
08.36
298
Lin.,
ft
flush
curb
@
33c
.......
...............
138.35
, ha. huahuud of failira .1
ry D
Stowell.
John
Amrtixt .... .
98.34 W. R. Brooks, Lot 4, Blk 12, Tr. 0
Foot
Final
50
08.36
Slflilom, I.oii Im.i
Thoniax. Set It ii '.."• V '"
74 ft. granite curb re-set @ 15c ....... ..........
138.35
D 'lllhert. Sira
, I, ' <reen, ---- - lluy,-a. huxhand
11.10 Miss R. Villa Robinson, Lot 5
T*> lor. Mr«. Moll),. Taylor. Mury
« .. ^
Inscription
Frontage Assessment 5500 Sq. yds. rock base laid @ 70c ....... .........
of
Tereau
O.
llnyux.
---Hay,a.
Therlen;
Trliilett, Jr,. Samuel
*■- ((• rrafford's Map, Sanford.
1180.00
IJIk 12, Tr. 0 ......... ..............
A ^ U a l t o n uml Joae|,h i\ Kr.im-e. Imaliund „ f Kmlly W. Day,-a. Sira
50
08.36
•1859 Sq. yds. o f 2" sheet asphalt @ 99c ..................
138.35
117
Truateex for the creilltori) of l> |.’ John llnltx. Sira Stephen S. lion- K. h. Turner, L ot 5, Blk 3, Tr. 0 .
4810.41
Meisch
Realty Co., I-«t G. Blk 13
477.801
I
l
l
Sq.
yds.
brick
re-laid
@
50c
............
.....
.....
S I K ' f nn<l I). F. Kuaev A Co.; IM - klim Mra K. J Harrell. Stra P l! V ictor and Bello Check, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr. 0 Z Z Z
40.73
57.00
Tr. 5
wi^rtl K. Sh,ail Annie M Weltb. A l ' • I t Jin'. Sira. K. SI Hilda,ut. .Mra
160.33; 509 Sq. ft. sidewalk @ 19c .......................
50
08.36
138.35
Wlllla \v \ Ictor and Belle Check, N. 30 ft Lot 10, Blk 3, Tr. 6 ... 20
v a V'. Wood. C h a r i , p W him!. S.i - "a\ til Jnmleaoti. Sira.
108.11 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 7, Il!k 13
122.511 7.5 Cu. yds Class B. concrete @ $23.00 ......
I'lnea. Sira. W. W. Jamea. ----!
*■“* N. ....... . Floret.... J. Wood. un,|
L.
II.
Gibbs,
S.
10
ft.
Lot
10
,
Blk
3
,
Tr.
0
..
172.50
Tr. 5
.......................
10.73
A.,H. White, and each uret • very Kntllne. hi|al(|i1t,| ,,f Kdllli «ir i,43.82
50
08J6
0 Type A Inlets @ $42.50 ..................
............
138.35
Katllne. Sir*. John SI. K a tlln e.___ I,. II. Gibbs, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 0 ....................*
one of the M'lld defendiintn If llvlnu
255.00
40.73
Meisch
Realty
Co.,
I.ot 8, Blk 13
Katllne.
I>
ii
-I,
i
,
od
,.f
D.-llu
I.
Kal100.3.3
nn«L-l£ either, any or all of totId i|».'
« Type B. Inlets @ $32.50 ..............
195.00
Tr. 5 ............. .......................
117
fetidunt* he dead, then usuiuat tho I tlne. Am,
, ...lie
, l.lndell,
....
, wife of , Vnl* Standard Oil Co. Lot 1, Blk 3, Tr. 7 Z Z Z ! ! !
477.80
04
3 Manholes @ $50.00 ...................................
87.50
177.09
liejr*. devlneea, trrun t e a or other 1,
<•
I, "i
Janiea T I .aw Mrs. F. V. Lee, Lot 0, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ......... .......
150.00
40.73
*'
D.
John
a,,,,.
Ciiardliin
for
Meisch
Realty Co., Lot 9, IJIk 13
100.33
ehijiuanta under eacii and every nn,.
20
Sq.
yds.
additional
brick
(§>
$1.17
.............
of •aid decenaed defAnduntN; till I’leretice J Wn.,1; star. K Mill, r Mrs. F. V. I.ee, N. 1-2 Lot 7, Blk 3. Tr. r Z Z Z
23.40
Tr. 5 ........ ;.... ....................
20.305
83.10
50
G8.36
3 Monuments at street intersection @ $0.50.......
periuna rlalmltiK Interekt tinder Ad- wif- -f I mvIiI f.. Miller, Ann',. | <’l«ru Benjamin, S 1-2 Lot 7, Blk 3, Tr. 7 .............
138,35
Allehuel,
wife
,,f
I
I
■
•
'I
;*
X
,
I,
M
l.||.
19.50 Meitch Realty Co., Lot 10, IJIk 13
20.305
<1le ,N . , Kelley, deceit-e,l. Frederick
83.10 1190 I.in. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.02 .............
ml,
Mrs.
T.
W
.
Mathew
.i.
SJrs.
Clara
Benjamin.
I.ot
8
,
Blk
3
,
Tr.
7
.....
'icecna. ,1. or John It tllllo rt
1213.80
Tr. 5 ......... .........................
40,73
100.33 2530 Lin. ft 3” drain tile @ $80.00 per M. .
dereaaed. it* heir*, devla.-.a, Kran- I-rant: Jit, Moor,-. Slrx H i-.-. l si«rG8.36
138.35
u;
H
*
,r"
n(l.
'V
04’
Lot
0
,
Blk
4
,
Tr.
0
I
I
I
.....
J
o
*';
M*ri
It
t.
Mr.
William
57.75
"Dter elaltnunia under them
202.40 j C. E. Robinson, Lot 1, Blk 13, Tr. 0
235 83 Laboratory inspection o f materials ....... ...............
Gfi.30
138.35
or elth. r of them: Sira Harvey S
U . H. Hand, W. 01 ft Lot 7, Blk 4, Tr. 0, (Less
191.11 C. E. Robinson, Lot 2, Blk 13, Tr. G
Alin. Katie si Aahley nnd Ilvron s. mluli Nelaott. her litiahnnd. Sit ,. It.
_ l egal expense, advertising, etc., 2fe .......................
08.36
S. 0 1-2 ft .) ............................
138.35
Atthley her huatiand. Sira. Wllllum I . McClain .Mra. |.oilier c. porter,
43.5
305.90
C. E. Robinson, Lot 3, IJIk 13, Tr. 0
177.05
•
Engineering
4
'/
r
.....
........................
87.50
im
T**'?.
hital.iind
,,f
siary
V. Anhott, Mra. deoruc Dow ran Sira
177.09
E. T . Durlin, S. 0 1-2 ft. Lot 7. Blk !*I Tr: G ! Z ! I
0.5
GU.80 R. L. Robinson, Lot 4, Blk 13, Tr. 0
20.51
......................................................... -•
( harle* J. Douche Mra. M. S. linin' l.llu 1 oole, ------ Poole. Iitlahnitil of
50
08.36
138.35
I
amile
A.
Poole.
Nellie
II
Parker
r..
T.
Durlin,
I.ot
8
,
Blk
4
,
Tr.
0
.................
^ B. Ilarnhurt. Sira. II
R. I.. Robinson, Lot 5, Blk 13, Tr. G DO
204. 19! Total cost
M. niack. Mr*. C. K lluroker. Sire ami D in lrl W. Parker h,-r hualiund. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 4, Tr. 0 I Z I Z I Z I
08.36
138.35
— ............. $16,401.42 Meinh Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk 11
'I uor»s e
A.
llacklriKtoe. William Mra ADmrl Itand. Sirs William W.
204.19 To bo borne by City 1-3, $5,408.14.
Mr**
Ilnirl.Mitn
1
1
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M
r**
Meisch Realty Co.. Ix>t 10, Blk 4, Tr. 0 "
i, r . ‘
^ 1
h Hat,and of W i n
Tr.- 5 ........... ......................
235.83 I d be borne by adjacent properly, $10,930.28.
fred D. Conely.
Sira
Charlea I.
Ji’ " ’’. V1Mr”
Frl.ilerlck
50
G8.36
138.35
W. U in g , Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 7 .......... I Z . Z Z Z
C hoac. Mr*. Jamea Carter. Sira |- Johan SI, tx. Sira. Adolph Schroeder.
235.83 Number o f feet frontage, 2012.2.
Meisch Realty C o, Lot 7, Blk 14
Mr.David
F
S
n
y
e
r
.
------Stout.
. . . . . ........
t.*ii||, Will
SV. Currie.
Annie K. i'll
Dlrkaon,
wif
W.
U
in
g
,
Lot
2
,
Blk
4.
Tr.
7
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noali.and of Slnrunrct
Stout
Tr. 5 ............................
or Sinn it*I
DickNon.
f)|fk
204.19 Assessment per foot frontage, $4,139.
u,. n ... I f
« ■
....
.
*
50
08.36
138.35
•on. Wife of Janiea w ’ Dlckaon Sir* Stowell. hashaitd of Mary It. Stowell. \V. If. I’etera Estate, Lot 3, Blk 4, Tr. 7 Z Z Z !!!!!!
Ileisch Realty Co., I.ot 8, IJIk j 1
.\'.r\., •,''," i Au«i let SjVddoVn! 1,'uein V ietor and Belle Check, Id>t 4, Blk 4, Tr. 7 .........
John n I'urand. Sir*. I. W •llldc,
_ (2 ) Front Ninth St. to Thirteenth St. 18 feet wide:
, cl'ead. ----- Tlmmnx, hitahand of
Tr. 5 ............ ; ........
t
204.19 1750 Cu yds. excavation @ 40c .........................
——* niM.a, hu*bnnd of I.aura j
87.50
%<177.09
fw
John II (lllhert. Sira J.ottla.i l . Thomas. Mra. Seth Tay- Victor and Belle Check, Lot 5, Blk l! T r 7
..
$
700.00
Meisch
Realty
Co.,
I.ot
9
,
Ulk
ri
235.83
4824 Sta. yds. overhaul @ lc ............. .
,
Dreut). ---- I l a y ,a. hitaliitnd V;r-„,--- r. T«v l»r. Ini.I,.’,ml of Sira H arriett F. L eavitt W 1-2 Lot fl, Blk 5 T r 0........
Moll
«•
Taylor.
----Therlen.
huanf W r o - i t) M t t y e a . ------- ||„v. a
48.24
Tr. 5 ................. ......
238.01 231 Lin. ft. flush curb @ 33c ...................
.....
loinl. ,,r siary H Therlen. ___ H arriett F. L ea vitt W 1-2 Lot 7, Blk 5, Tr. 0
50
htialotnil „ f Kmlly W. Hayes. Sire
08.36
1 J3&.35
77.22 Frank Brunson, Lot in, Blk 14
201.19 190 Lin. ft. concrete curb und gutter @ 7tie .
John H a It z. Sira. Stephen S llnp- \y "hi,. hiiNhdnd or Annie SI. Weld>.
Harriett
F.
I.cnvitt,
All
U
t
8.
Blk
5
,
Tr.
0
!......
—
—White,
huxtmnd
of
.Mr*.
I.lni,.
kln*. Sfra K. J. Ilnrrell. Sira, p t;
144.10
Tr. G ........... .........
204.19 3210 Sq. yds rock htse @ 7 0 c................ .
C. Hunt Sit*. K. SI. Hu,Iron. Sira! V ' Vh'!r- Mr*- A|VI* V. Wood. Sira. Seth Woodruff, Lot 9, Blk 5, Tr. 0*
50
' ......
'■•’ I 138:35
A.
s
\y
hit,,
uml
nil
iieraona
Inter
2439.60
204.10 315.) Sq. yds. o f 2’’ sheet n.iphnlt © 99c .....
J)»y lit Jamleaon.
Sir*. Willi* W
Meisch
Realty Co., I.ot 1 Blk 11
’I V
.
Jam-*. Mra. XV. W.
James. -------1 ested In the property Involved In Seth Woodruff, Ia)t 10, Blk 5, Tr! 0
...
3122.40
Tr.
G
......................
238.04
113 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 50c .............. .....
Katllne. hUNhanJ of licllu K Kut- this atilt situated In Seminole Conn, E. Woodcock, L ot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 7 .*>.....!!!!!!..!!........
50
ty. I lorlda, and dcnerlhed as;
.
..
138.35
..
5G.50 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 2. I lk 11'
58.29
238.01
0 Cu. yds Class it concrete @ $23.00
P Elizabeth Dykes, Lot 2, Blk 5, Tr. 7 ..............
Dealnrtlnic at the northwest corner of s K 'i of SKIS H,<’ T|’ S’
50
138.00
Tr. G ...............
*204.19
2 Type A Ir.lets © $42.50 ...... ........
Roy T illis, Lot 3, Blk 5, Tr. 7 .....!......................
T.P, !*,";■
K »? « h7:»
run.....
50
fj 138.33
f*#rt north
w fr ,.t,
f 1*1*1 th I95*fe,:,'eu«
85.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 14
204.19
2u
5 Type B Inlets © $^2.50 . . . Z I Z Z Z ! ! ! ! ! ................
.'.*•**nnlim at
iiortli.u.M * o r m r *.f hi .m ;
Frank Goertz, I.ot 4, Blk 5, Tr. 7
!!!! . Z Z I
102.50
r G .
204.19 800 Lin. ft. storm sower © $1.02
i n 23, T|> 2d R, It. 2*i h\. run Fiuiti. 4'i‘r r*. .
Muller Heirs, Lot 5, Blk G, Tr. 7 ...
01
nnrlli 4!*S frft. niNt 147
' ''
177.09
238.04 2o<9 Lin. ft. 3” drniu til« fl) f.gooo per M.
2.1
877.20 Mo’rt h Realty Co., Lot *1, Blk 14 "
25 F. L. W oodruff, Id)t 8, Blk fl, Tr. 0 ...ZZ!.!!!!!!!! !
onn
o')
Tr
0
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'
11
200.32
2
0
2
.1ft
H E u 5 f S ne,'cDf 3. T p Ui o k :Ud " s' / k " V n Z Z s f
"f
Laboratory inspection of materials .
F. L. W oodruff, L ot 9, Blk0, Tr.
0
_...!..
50
138.35
102.71 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5, IJIk 1 j
204.19 Legal oxpense, advertising, etc., 2% ...............................
^ J i V h t ^ p f ^ a A j V - ",,ul" 825 f ' "
“ .Vi: 23
F.
L.
W
oodruff,
Idit
10,
Blk
fl,
Tr.
0
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!
I*
57.55
163.14
Tr. G ...
Bealnnlna S3tf rT.-t .„«t „r the s.,oii,w:est ,on;,;r
235.02 Engineering 46*
W ight Bros. Co. Lot l| Blk fl, Tr. 7 Z . Z Z ! ...
G8.3G
l?* •OOtlurnst ijuurter of S K 'i " f See. 23. T|)
50
50
320.28
138.35
204.19
f s O' “J r-.
east 3Jtf feel, mirth H2T, feel west
C. W. Idling, Lot 5,Blk 0, Tr. 7 ..... I Z I Z I Z I !
336 feet, south *25 f e e t .............
• i
w-si
305.88 tTotal cost
•nteiert up to Murch 17 to o .
, ‘^ e“ ment9 are P*>yabIc with° “ |
24 A. M. Adams, Lot 0, Blk 7, Tr. fl
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of ‘ h“ southwest corner
..$8049.5;
200J 1 To bo borne by City 1-3, $2,883.19.
of |he S K U nf .N\\
of See. 25. T|>. 2" H It £'> c
special
atscssments
will
1
“
’
“Z
1
from an‘, n£tur ouch date' sa‘J
A. M. Adams, Lot 7, Blk 7, Tr. G ......„ . v.......Z !
, run cast 201 feet, 'hortli 131* feet, west' 201 feel’
20p.ll To be borr.e by adjacent property, 2-3, $5,700.38.
n;ents with interest at
- ° payable on,y i" ten equal annual installi south 131* feet to point of hcKllinliiK
A. M. Adams, Lot 8, Blk 7, Tr. 0 ............!....
20
200.11 iNumber o f feet frontage 2084 ft.
Witness mv h i
' Z " nnnum ,,n « » deferred payments.
Beginning 66o feet north of the southeast corner
J. I-ilju, IdiC 10, Blk 7. Tr. G..... ,
" " !“ .....
477.80 Asse«sment per foot frontage, $2.7C7.
f-rd. Florida, this 4th day o^ f S 1'^
^
° £ th° C“ y ° f Sa" ‘
( 3E AI.)
J f K ‘bruary, A. D. 1024.
.'•»
L. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk. \
.......... ................
L IN C O L N W O R E TH ESE CLOTHES!
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204.19
r.f
i
|Mary was poor and had five chil
dren and Patty’s father was going
|to Brazil.
The first afternoon after arrivI'ng. she became angry and Jack,
Iher cousin, called her Miss l’epIperpot. She went to her room nnd
leried almost all afternoon. While
[she was crying u sunny head was
■thrust through the door. It was
[cousin Betty, a g irl uboub Abe
|sanie age us Patty.
"Hello, may I come in,” a cheery
[voice said. Patty had to say yes.
r)Vc arc sorry Jack said what ho
|did.” she went on.
Patty tried to laugh. "Oh, well,
11 shouldn't have got so angry,"
|PaUy said.
ie summer was snent in piny|jng. picking blackberries and cookling the berries. Patty was wor
ried though, «s no word came from
her father. But September came.
The children were all to go to
j school except Rosalie. Now Patty
|didn’t like the idea o f going to
Public school. Why, what would
.her friends in New York think of
|this ?
Hut Aunt M ary was persistent.,
ratty was persuaded to try the
first day. sh6 secretly thought
'hat the children would let her do
** she wanted to, because she.
*»■* th e; best.
She was not al»wed to have her way as she ex
pected.
cause o f this she was cross
|*n«i .sullen. The next o’Ay she again
‘rieti to attend school. A s Betty
*** talking to-a triend, she spoke
®‘ Patty, Jack went" uy and on
hearing Patty’s name mentioned
*?id. " I nanter her Mi*a Pepperpot,
suits her pretty well, I should
|think."
Now this was fast traveling and
|i®o» reached P a tty ’s own ears.
That night Patty wus indignant to
|Jhink that they shuuid treat a guest
thus. Early next morning she
•rose before any o f the rest and
quietly packed her suitcase and
•alked out. She was going back
to her friends in New York. She
**nt until she got so tired thut she
541 down on a rock.
While she sat there she thought
y her triends in New York. She
anally decided to go back to Aunt
* ary'x. A farm er came by and
J'ketl her to ride. He took her
“ock to her Aunt Mnry’s gate. Tho
tatnily, missing l ’atty, was looking
saved her cousin from burning to being helped a lot in this wuy this
year because so many kind people
death.
tire making our school grounds so
Mrs. Babbitt’s division of the attractive and lovely for us by
Eighth Grade had charge of the ; planting shade trees, shrubbery and
chapel exercises Thursday morn tlowers in all the school yards o f
Sanford. Of
ing. The subject o f “ Patriotism " our pretty city o f
was beautifully carried out by the course wc want to hoc these
flowers, trees and things kept
following program:
Star
Spangled
Banner, by growing.*
We want strangers who come
school. Prayer und 24th Psutm.
Lincoln’s Birthday Song, by girls. here from other towns to say,
Rending, “ The Typical American," "Whenever you go to Sanford don't
L. I*. Hugan. Song, “ Three Cheers forget to go nnd see the school
for Lindbln,” by girls. Lincoln’s grounds, because they nre the pret
Address ut Gcttysourg, by boys. tiest and nicest in the whole state
Now wc boys and
America’s Creed, class.
Musical of Florida.”
selections: Luclla Mahoney, Pearl girls have a big y et huppy wt^rk
Robson,” Bernard SciirrodZ'By ape- j to do, you see, and so we arc s o
cial request Mrs. Wrcnn McGuinn,! K it in g wnys for you to start out
delighted
the school with several right so that you can win this
tgn
pleasing reputation for yourselves, that of
readings
in her usual
ttlir
manner and Mrs. Schcllc Mainus having the nicest grounds in the
and Mrs. Coiclough in musical np- whole state of Florida. All right,
let us have a topic
'Pi next week thut
prcciutions.
shall set us thinking how to go
The Millen Literary Society met ab" u‘ tbia- D°,
this one:
in tho auditorium at 2:30, Thurs“ What Can I Do To Keep My
•
day afternoon. The following
pro School Grounds Prettier Than Any
Other in the State o f Florida?”
gram was enjoyed by ail:
Watch Your Word, Margaret You may have to watch somo o f the
Martin. Politeness. Maggie Lynch, little brothers and sisters and you
Telltale Face. Bernice Appleby, may have to talk to some o f your
Four things. Hattie Lossing. The older friends to be ever so careful
Other Man. Anna Muxic Fellow s.,in seeing that in your happy play
Piano solo, Luclla Mahoney. A L ife y°u <>ye the plants first. You will
Lesson, Margaret Talbert. Vocal want them to help you give them
solo, Pauline Echols. Reading, I lots o f water. \ ou may have to
Reha Jones. Vocal solo, Ruby Mar- play you are each a policeman or
>viuviuio ___ ___ „
. y .. ..
the best friends of everything that
______
' is planted so you can protect them
Several o f the pupils nre n t.;(ro n i being crushed or trampled,
tending the fair in Orlando this
you want to do so you m|ght
play you are a punt, which is
week.
______
working ever so hard to make the
A number of the pupils are also, pounds pretty and that you want
ever so many friends to help you.
out on account of colds.
The plants may talk to each other,
you it
know. Now w e just wonder
CROSSING A C C ID E N T
A T L A N T A , Feb. 18.— Two littlo who w ill receive the prize for this?
girls were, killed unu ano-nor * ..»
and a boy injfilured when a truck Has N ot Forgotten Mother and
Father
in which they were riding to school
Nannie
Brown
Kelly, Fourth
was struck b ya train at a crossing
between Heflin, Ala., and Atlantu Grade, South Side Primary.
I admire my Uncle Jcrelc more
Monday. The engineer said a heavy
fog obscured the truck until it was than any one.
He knows a lot and has gone to
too itedr Jo stop the train.
college and has studied to be a doc
tor. He is kind to everybody too.
C AR TR ID G E FAC TO RY
B R ITH , Kent, England, Feb. 18 He is most kind to his mother and
— Eleven women and one-man were father because he gives them some
•killed today in an explosion fo l of tho money he earns. This is why
lowing the outbreak o f fire in u
I admire him most.
cartridge filling fuctory.
~~=====ab==aa
] Th areeaott *that
The HeraJcf pays'fa oe
BF=a*»p:
, . ■u m
X” T
i
cost
■
204.19
~ * '" " 2 1 6 0 Cu. yds. excavation <g> 4 0 e ____
I VOLUME 1
SANFORD, FLORIDA. FEB. 18, 1924.
NUMjBSQ: ft
204.19 6190 Sta. yds. overhaul 0 le ..........
232.78 2707 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter 9 70c ...
•I are
on a{ iplay,
which
v
T " working
;---- ’» • “ hard
r , , -,K‘which
12:10 o'clock, instead of- '12:lit ’
1078.12 234 Lin. ft. flush curb <g> 33c
in wtne " “ r fmething would hfcvo to be done!
E D IT O R IA L S T A F F
f ntnrw
Jn
232.78 73 Lin. ft. granite curb re-set <g) 15c_______
foL .thc benefit of the or- Leaving school before tipw meaqs
I Rjitor.»«*»«»,w.... tMMiLcft McCtftfn 1
jchestra. The CMt has been 4«lect* j that you have td take all exam*.;
204.19 4320 Sq. yds. rock base <§) 76c
t 1!! f °k r
■chtK’ tl that ia unless yod have I good ex“V—
IE 204.10 3818 Sq. yds. 2” sheet-asphalt @ 99c .
The orchestra furnlakfa I cuae. Naturally-this caRed for a
I .ton, John Maxwell, Claire claisck.
music
every
day
and
shotild
be
adp-1 lot' of. tatk frnm ■IP
Slip204.19 113 Sq. yds. brick re-laid <g> 50c__
llachery, Walter Barber, Camilla ported by every pupilhoUld
in
Sanford
[Puleston, William DuUoso.
232.78 327 Sq. f t alley returns @ 24c________
High. Watch tot further an
204.19
6 Cu. yds. Class B. concrete <9 $23.00
nouncement. ■
__
__ Joat-hlddlng
1380*1
freshm an class
204.10
2 Type A Inlets @ $42.50 ----------------- ^
them. Something happenM’ to the
80PHQM0RE
NOTES
Exchadge Valentiaea
8S.0*|
ben and it rang-fiya minutes 170261.36
7 Type B Inlets <§> $32.50 .................
Singing Class Formed
In Latin Class Thursday we had
fore "time. Everyone concerned
2274
204.19
2 Manholes @ $50.00 ................ .........
Mra.
'
Leak'
organised
a
singing
, Valentina box. Everyone brought
1004*1 valentine’and dropped it into tho class Friday and quite a few of tho was very much relieved.
...
204.19 Extra work ---------------------------------students joined. This is an ’opporo w_____ ____
‘ 7 ,— r
r
r
....
52.0i|
2 Monuments at street intersections @ $0.50 ^,^.!!.
204.19
JUNIOR NOTES
WOO
Student Gsvernapeqt
204.19 940 Lin f t 12” storm sewer @ $1.02____ *>'■' qV .......
s
o
s
s
s
i
ntine
.... out o f the box. Some
ent government gbes into
Student
ef«
95140
261.30 2579 Lin. f t 3” drain tile @80.00 per m Z Z Z ^ Z . ..
• .
[ the valentines were very pretty real good voices fn the school. Mrs. feet next week.
’
206421 everyone enjoyed guessing who Leak is one of Sanford's best sing
204.19 Laboratory inspection of materials ....
We wish it luck!
and understands her work
150.621 lr vafenutine was from. . All of ers
204.19 Legal, expenses, advertising, etc., 2%
The constitution was voted on
perfectly.
r r>
241.001 . Verses on the valentines were
Friday by the different classes.
204.19 Engineering 4% .................................
Student Government
Latin.
4
8240 itten'inCurrent
We .are ail wondering when Stu Nearly all the articles were ac
204.19
Events
cepted.
For English every Friday all dent Government will go into ef
261.30 Total coat of paving, 24 feet in width .......
Poor Woman!
fect.
Of
course
things
like
that
••512,923.«| oils stand before the class and
"Frailty, thy name Is woman,
204.19 Tbtal cost of paving 18 ft. in width ..................................
take
quite
a
while
but
we
are
anxi
8649471 _ about some Interesting current ous to see the effects of it. Friday says Shakespeare.
204.19
ent they have read about which immediately after chapel, class
"That's more poetry than truth,”
think will interest tho class,
204.19 Cost o f widening paving from 18 feet to 24 f e e t ..
says
Jiggs.
meeting*
were
held
and
the
Con
•1274.091 js teaches-the pupils to be able
187.35 To be borne by City, 1-3, $1,424.09. .
Valentine Box
stitution of the Student Govern
stand
before
an
audience
and
Tho Spanish and Latin classes
ment was read to the different
16.34 To be borne by adjacent property, $2,849.40.
dtre a speech.
. classes and voted upon. Several celebrated St. Vaienthio’s Day by,
236.86 Number o f feet frontage, 2084 ft.
Interesting Papers
the provisions were not approved having a Valentine box. All the
Tuesday Ruth " Henhy read a of
24.50 Assessment per foot frontage, $1.3672.
of and the council says that those valenttnes of tne Spanish class
er
on
the
life
of
Abraham
Linwere written in Spanish and in
204.19
#
*
F « ED T. W ILLIA M S . Engineer.
eln! whose birthday'was Feb. 12. not satisfactory will be changed the Latin class they were in Latin.
to
meet
the
approval
of
the
entire
20-1.19
----ainni
| lildred. Lumiey read a paper on student body.
Probably So
204.19 Nam*
Description
FW l
F' " a'
What goddess ls>
Mrs. Forts
Frontage EstinuWI Valentine Day” which was Feb.
Whittier’s Works
204.19
E. R. Trafford's Map .Sanford, Fla.
One section of tho Literary So Minerva*”
Constitution Presented
Class: "Wisdom.”
204.19 L. G. Common, L ot 0, Blk 6,-Tr. 5 ......... .............
ciety had for its subject the works
238.2*1 Friday the Constitution of tho
Mrs. Fort: “Neptune?”
of Whittier. Several poems wore
L.
G.
Cameron,
Lot
7,
Blk
0,
Tr.
201.19
206.9JI udent Government was presented read but on account of tho short
Class: "Ocean.'7
W. W. Long, Lot 8* Blk 0, Tr.
tho different classes for ap- periods all of the ^elections were
Mrs. Fort: “ Pluto?”
206.93 [
204.19 W. W. Long, Lot 9, Blk 0, T r. G .......................
oval. Many changes were voted not given. Owing to the absence
Class: “ Water!'.’
206.95
. Wc are in hopes that student of the president, the vice-president,
Pina Are Marvelous
204.19 R. E. Puerifoy, Lot 10, Blk 0, Tr. 5 _____
238.2*1 rernment will be a success in S. William R. Williams, was in charge
Junlot pins are rterel They arc
.The suit o f clothes worn by Abraham Lincoln when he was shot—
R.
L
G
riffin
,
Lot
1,
Blk
0,
Tr.
G
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204.19
“ marvelous’’—at lonst that is the torn and stained wth blood— is shown here held by the man who w ill
238.2*1 _ S.* It is a*fine idea and has of the meting.
one much to help tho high schools
way the Juniors describe them. auction them off in Philadelphia to the highest bidder.
204.19 Mrs. A. E. H ill, Lot 2, Blk 6, T r. 0 ............ H I
Give Valentines
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But they could not be expected to
colleges that have adopted it.
The
second
section
of
the
Liter
204.19 F. L. W oodruff, Lot 3, Blk 0, Tr. G .... L
206.95
;y had a Valentino box. be less than "marvelous’’ because
igh School Wins
ary Society
204.19 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 4, Blk 0, Tr. 0 ......... ........ I
206.95
rht the boys’
boya’ basket- As' the valentines"were given *out ‘‘.the P c °P l«” have been making
Friday night
204.19 F. D. McBride, Lot 5, Bik 0, Tr. G ................... .
played* each person was required to read them
ever since October.
238.2*1 •11 team of Sanford High n‘
"
Small Wonder
“Masked Marvels,” who for the aloud the verse on it. TMs caused
204.19 L II. Thrasher, Lot 6. Blk 7, Tr. 5 ..................1!
236311
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Total
fj
-
... 1 1 iini'o, j r , i-amuci a
dPRcrllMMl, nr any purl tliireof. nn«l . . . . . . .
nl«o liny and
all
ut)i**r |n*rsnn«« " niton nnd Joseph C. France, Trns
,t
fhat you nnd each of you do appear to the hill
npost o f Sanford a great deal o f merriment.
James Crossland a c:ever mind has
_*t part are composed
who#** name nr nam«‘ii nr#* unknown tee for tile creditors of l>. p. Kagey Of com Plaint herein tiled on the 7th day of April. A. D. I;.2I
201.30 L H. Thrasher, L ot 7, Blk 7, Tr. 5
206.95 [ Igh school _
ami who may In* ItncrcMnl in th«* nnd I). F. Kagev A- Co.; i-alwnrd K. th.. g .,1 fordr,|i.,’rririr'1 , h u t ,hl* ,,r'1
graduates.
W e aro
he,
‘ duat
1,'r " f I'lihllcatlon he published In
Students
Get
a
Scare
Shetul,
Annie
At.
Webb.
Alva
V
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19|L’
H’
thrasher,
Lot
8,
Blk
7,
Tr.
5
property
nnd
w J Involve!
m
*in thin j*ult. II
till
Tho non you’d scarce suspect it,
206351 jessed tp say that our boys won
There were quite a few unxious
nh
................. » « " « » » "
her%luabiive
ilescrlheil. or who claim Wood. Charles F. Wood. Sarah N.
'
S.
C.
Burrier,
L
o
t
9,
Blk
7,
Tr.
5
nnv rU
rlcrtif
_, atherein
1. _ >
204.19
the close score o f 24-23. It was looking faces Friday afternoon One day a train o f thought, you
Wood, Florence J Wood, anil A. S
any
h l. titl..
title or Interest
20633 [
»ghHelr
1 '
II. L. Gibson, L o t 10, Blk 7, Tr. 5 ......
— ,.,irs, devisees
or grantees, by, A\ I'lte and each and every one of
5 S - J S r . v i , ; ; : 1 r,m M
»• < * • « « *
fine game..
see
when Professor McKay stopped
204.19
2353!
|
through or under any of the p a r them If living ami If dead nil par
Ran
thru Jamc’s mind nnd
Planning
a
Play
-O
...
<H
.KA.!*)
K
A.
DOUGLASS,
Mrs.
S.
E.
W
oodruff,
Lot
1,
Blk
7,
T
r.
0
...........
somo
boys
and
girls
and
told
them
ties or persons herelnnhove named ties claiming Interests under liar
204.19
tJerk Circuit Court, Semliiiili* County, Florida.
202JI
Mrs. McKuy and Mrs. Maxwell that as they hod left the school ut
of* referred to. or otherwise, arc voy K. Aiin.'"wVlI*111m" T. Ah'hotl’. ’ w J MASSKY & W A U L ttW ,
wrecked it!
Mrs.
S.
E.
W
oodruff,
Lot
2,
Blk
7,
Tr.
0
_______
My:
V.
K.
Douglass,
D.
C.
201.30
Sols, for Complt.
hereby required to he nnd appear R.
20231
Alexander.
George
Howrntt,
M. Hnycs. L ot 3, Blk 7, Tr. 0 .......
before our snld Circuit Court ut Charles J. Douche.
M.
S. lienn.
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202311
If
t.t
II
1
•
.
.
thw Court House til Suufurd. F lo r Charles K. Ilartihnrt. If Al Illiick.
I for her. They readily forgave her
204.19
F’ I{ob' ns°n. Lot 4, Blk 7, T r. 0
ida. nn the 7th day of April. A. D. 1 . K. Iluroker. George A. Hack In•184.261
for running away. Patty saw her
1921, nnd then nnd there make an- Mo**; Sll.iH Htillnnl, Trusl**** for I’ur- T O A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N ER S OW NING
PR O P E R T Y O N ELM
' 1A. B. Munson, Lot 0, Blk 8, T r. 5 ..........
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atvhr to the hill of complaint e x JIj4 K. H«***«l, Mary B. It*****|. am!
; mistake and exchanged her frown
A
V
E
N
U
E
FROM
F
IR
S
T
STREET
SOUTH
TO
T
H
IR
T
E
E
N
T
H
A.
B.
Munson,
Lot
7.
Blk.
8,
Tr.
5
....
hibited .against
hlhl.-..
. — H ......
,you
,» * ,
,In
,,
.this
..a —
1cause.
,a u p ,',
J*a r y K. It*-»*1 : Carotin** llruti. Win204.19
for a smile and soon made friends.
206.95;
S IK G E T :
OthePwlse. decree* pro confesso will fre*l L Comity, Jam»*8 Curler. If.
H. C. Noble, Lot 8, Blk 8, Tr. 5 ........... ... .....4..
Christmas vacation soon came.,
be thtered ngnlnst
you
uml
encli
of
201.30
I.
Ilarolle,
I.
s.
Hunker.
—
- - - ----------- - ... ... ..................... ....
1). W. 4*11T206.95
Notice is hereby Riven that the construction o f the nsphalt pave
Prize Winner
y JiWi
.
. .........................
"'*• * buries |^ Chase. Samuel C.
The compositions
from
the Aunt Mary was going to have a !
204.19 H. C. Noble, Lot 9, Blk 8 ,Tr. 5 ...... .
20635
V ii i " 7
Dlls ( Itatlon he Dickson, James W Dickson John ment on hint Ave. from First St. south to Thirteenth St. hns been
tree fo r the children. Patty was [children A t Important As Grown
H.
C.
Noble,
Lot
10,
Blk
8,
Tr.
5
.......
........Z
Z
published lu the Sanford Herald, u K. Durand. I. L. Falk Josinh <’
immar school on tho topic: “ Tho not feeling very well the day be-,
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23532
•
People
'
-n«w^ps_ner_
K f ........ published
...............................
..
In Hanford.
; France. K. If. Green, ll W. 111hits. completed, ami the completed work has been Anally accepted by the Mrs. George D. Hnrt, Lot 1, ISIk 14, Tr. 7 ...........
City o f Sanford (P n rk ) nil Blk 8, Tr. 0
lost Interesting Story I Have Ever fore Christmas and decided to stay | Frances Wilson, Fourth Grade,
Seminole County. Florida, once each bnura J. Clilihs. Teresa O. Itayes.
1092.70
204.19
week for eight consecutive weeks. ! ''■"illy W. Hayes, John llnltx. Ste Commission o f the City o f Sanford, Florida.
Deane Turner, Lot 6, Blk 9, Tr. 5 ................... !
Mrs. George D. Hart, Lot 2, Dlk 14, Tr. 7 ..Z Z Z !
id," were very good but what do at homo while Aunt Mary and , South Side Primary.
20635|
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AVITNUSS mv hand nnd seal of
1 he followinR is the Anal estimate for paving Elm Ave. 21 feet in Mrs. George, D. Hart, Lot 3, Dlk 14, T r j 7 ..........
Lena B. Couch, Lot 7, Blk 9, Tr. 5
the snld Circuit Court on this the phen S. llo|iklns, K. J. Harrell I'.
)ou
think?
W o found so many Rosalie wont to town. And Jack,; Most in tho whole world I ad20635 j
201.30
1 G. C. Hunt; Wllilnm II. Illncks. Trus
2*th day of Janunry. A. D. 1!*2I
Lena
B.
Couch,
Lot
8,
Blk
9,
Tr.
5
....
jys
and
gjrlg
had not discovered Bctty and the twins went fo r ! mire my mother, but next to her 1
tee
Of
tile
Kstate
of
Frederick
Mrs.
George
L>.
Hart,
Lot
4,
Rlk
14,
Tr.
7
....
Z
Z
IMHAL)
K. A. DOUGLASS.
26430 I
decorations. A fter a littlo while admire a lady who lives in Jack
204.19
s S !" Ph“ lt
* r“ k
S‘ " « ■ » » « - •»
Ulterk of the Circuit Court of the Woo.l: K. Al Hudson. Delia L. Kat
>
e
joy
there
is
in reading books. Jack and Betty sent the twins home
B. F. Whitnor, Jr., Lot 9, Blk. 9, Tr. 5 ___Z Z I
Mrs. George D. Hnrt, Lot 5, Rlk 14, T r. 7 ...Z Z
206.95
sonville.
204.19
Seventh Judicial Circuit of F l o r llne. John At. Katllne. David Jamie- filtH Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ............................
If you have ever heard o f the as It was so rough. Pntty did not
E. D. Mobley, Lot 10, Bik 9, T r. 5 ....................... I
2590.40 Atlantic Caust Line R. R. Company. Beg. at inter
ida. In nnd for Seminole County. soit. IMIlli Orlo Katllne. Willis W.
I admire her because she is al
206.95
James, W. W.
James.
Valentine 15.180 Stn. yds. overhnul @ le ....................
in who had lost so many yenrs hear them when they came in. They
O. W. SPKNCF.lt. Jr..
ways in a good humor and seems to
Sanford Grammar School A ll Blk 9, Tr. 0 Z Z Z !
153.80
section o f the East Line of Elm Ave. with
Linden. James T. Lawless; Andrew
Solicitor and Counsel for
if
his
life
because
ho
had.
never
1092.70
I
went into the kitchen and got the think children hre us important as
Johnson. Trustee for the creditors 'i >80 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter @ 7Cc .............
Complainant.
Catholic Church, A ll Blk 10, Tr. 5 ..............
South line Fourth St., run S. 108.05’ N E ly
5836.80
le books his friends, and when matches and proceeded to light the
1092.7*
••f J. 11. Dorsett. David I. Allller. 1020 .I.in. ft. flush curb <p> 33c .................
grown people. I can always believe
1-23-2-4-11-18-25-3-3 IQ-17
discovered this ho resolved to candles on the Christmas tree. One what she says.
George I.. .Michael, >p. W. .Mathews.
Mrs. A. Simon, Lot 1, Blk 10, Tr. G .....Z I Z Z Z I !
154* to S. line 4th St. W . to beg...... .............
338.58
43.3
206.9? I
170.83
200
I.in.
ft.
granite
curb
ro-set
65
15c......
J.mnklln
Moor*,.
K
uhmfM Merritt. It
least
read
one
good
book
a
Ig the f'lmill. Court,’ keirnih Jii.ilo f their pet dogs was under the
Mrs. A. Simon, Lot 2, Blk 10, Tr. G.......... Z I Z Z Z
. 30.00 Atlantic On.-tt Line Ry. Co. Also beg. 50. ft. . .
P Met Tain. S. Al. Aliilntyry, \VMIInm 12288 Stj. yds. ro'ck
206.95 | >nth? However, v/hen he started,
•elsl Clrrult in nnd Fur Nenilnole
^tJc'......
Primary Notes
tree. In another minute in acame
' » 'J* Iill III I J-.iU.iiAowocJ;,/lMt,.;i,;,B)k 10, .,Tr*.G
l. .Npk Ii Ii i . Hutli«*r <*. INirlvr. I.vninn
9338.88
.Count>. Flurldn.
In I'tinneery.
South o f the N.' E! Cor. "of Iltk' (5, Tr. 'T, 'Run'"',J,'UJ"
1;' im04 "
ambition nnd -interest were su another dog; an-cnemy-of the-little•264.901
The little compositlons‘ tHI:i_W*<&
Phelps, Thomas K. Poole,
ir«ne 11152 Sq. yds. 2” sheet asphalt @ O'Jc ..... ....................
Overstreet Investment Compnny.
J. R- Stewart. Lot 4, Blk 10, Tr. 0 . ....... - .......
11040.48
S. 140.2 ft. West across R. R. right of wuy,
!*""!'•. Mar) Kiln Poole. Fannie A.
50
20635: k*cn that ere he was aware o f tho dog. They growled ut each other were very good nnd we were very
I
vs.
18.1 Sq. yds. brick re-laid on edge <§) (15c .
William W.
:t, he counted 51 books to his and one o f the twins was on n much interested in knowing about
Jlnrvey S. Alin. William T. A b J " " I " . Albert Itand.
J. E. Preston, Lot 5, Blk 10, T r. G . ...............
N
E
ly
to
beginning
....
....
.............
.................
70.3
o
l
i
.u„
118.95
50
20635
Heed, Curtis F.
311.59
bott. W. K .Alexander. George Itnw- Deed. Harrison
IHd Sq. yds. brick rclaid flat @ 5 0 c ......
lit before the year had rolled chair with a mated struck. The the various friends you most ad
93.00
the above and foregoing Anal assessments nre paynble without
ran. Charles J. Douche. Al H. Ilenn. Deed. Alary K Iteed. Alary F. Deed. i:;05 Sq. ft. alley returns @ 24c ................
‘
Final
Final
This man nftcrwnrds was one on the floor screamed and she mired and why that wns. Most of
Johan
Sletx,
Adolph
Charles K. Ilarnlinrt, II. Al. Itluck, Frlederlck
313.20 interest up to March 15th, 1921, nnd front and nfter such date, said
>ted for his keen sense o f humor fell. This set her on fire. Pntty, us admired our mothers and teachFoot Frontage Estimate Estimatt
Mrs
C. K. Dunker. George A Duck In - Schroeder, David F. Saver,
170 Sq. ft. sidewalk @ 10c ................
l.lxxle Al White. .Margaret Stout.
bis store of good stories; he wns smelling
89.30 Special Assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual install
Stile: Silas Dullard.
Tr i im »*** for
_ the cloth on fire, cumc era. W c liked tho way ybu told
18 ft. wide Widenlai
August
20.8 Cu. yds. Class B concrete @ 23.00 ..........
f*prtlfi P. Il**f*|, Mary B. I(•*•*«! uru! Alary II. Slowed, John
instantly
cnilcd upon to givo his running downstairs with a kimono u) reasons for this. You seemed
010.40
ments with interest at 8'/r per annum on all deferred payments
Seili
from
1
8
tt
Mpry V. Heed; (*ar<dlrie limit. W i n Slohloin. Louisa C. Thomas.
12 Type A Inlets (a) $42.50 ......„ ti
ieas on importunt subjects. Don't around her. She threw the child to admire the goon, qualities in peo
Airs Atollle Taylor. Alary
fred !«. r«m«*ly. Jamen i,art«*r, II. II.
510.00
Witness my hand os City Clerk and the Seal of the City of
21wide
)ou think every community should to the floor, put out the flnmes ple who seemed to help ninkc the
13 Type H Inlets @ $32.50 ..........
Ilarolle, I. S llunker. I). W. Currie It Therlen; L. Triplett. Jr. Samuel
s. 0. Chare. AH Rlk 11, Tr. 5........ 2G4
422.50 Snnfortl, Florida this -1th day of Feburary, A. D. 11124.
tve many citizens such as this and then called for tite doctor. The world a better place in which to
Chnrles to Chnse. KnmiPd c. Dlck- A. W niton and Joseph C. Frais e,
730.49
300.91
‘5 Manholes @ $50.00 .................
sdn. Janus W. Dickson. John K Trustees for the creditors Of |I C
n? Make your resolvo today to child was burned badly.
L. P. McCuller, Lot 1, Oik 11, Tr. fl 50
300.00
live.
Co ; |;d(S E A L )
L. R. P H IL IP S , City Clerk.
138.36
G8JM
Durand. I. L
Falk.. J4l*(1*pl)
(.*, Kagey and D F. Kagev
Manhole (a) $00.00
tad mops and better books.
W riting ubout liking to make the
On Christmas day a telegram
L. P. McCuller, Lot 2, Blk 11, T r. fl 50
60.00
France. K ||. Green. I- W. Gllil.s. ward^ K Sliead. Annie Al. Webb, Al
138.35
08.3*
world a butter place in which to
was
received
front
Patty’s
fnther
Ijtura J. Gibbs. Teresa "
ll.-c . s. va V. Wood. Charles F. Wood. Sa 9U 8 Lin. ft. 3” drain tile laid ft) J80.00 per M.
L. P. McCuller, Lot 3, Blk 11, Tr. 0
G4
729.41
177.09
37.50
Khilly W. Drives. John llnltx. Kte- rah N. Wood, Florence J. .. .... I, or
Prise Winner
livo reminds us that wo arc sure
stating that he was coming soon.
T O A L L PR O PE R TY O W NERS O W N IN G P R O P E R T Y ON MYRT1 F
storm sewer laid @ $1.02 ...............
under A S. White.
deceased, or “ “ 1 l-'n*
plten 8. Hopkins. K. J. Harrell.
Owen
(Photographer)
Lot
4,
IJIk
11,
2201.34
The most interesting story I
On the day that her father came you like to sec tho world made
Extra
Work
.....................
otherwise*
In
the
property
herein
AVE.
FROM
FOURTH
S
T
R
E
E
T
SO
U
TH
TO
*
‘
G. C• —
Hunt;
William
It.
I
Hi
................................. Ilncks.
»ve ever read, "M iss Pcpperjmt.” tl|ey were all nt the dock. When ! beuutiful. We know that if wc have
127.21
T r- 0 ......................... - ............
60
Trurtee of the estate of Frederick after described; all parlies claim
138.35
08.34
20 Sq. yds. nilditionnl brick ft) $1.17 ............. __
T H IR T E E N T H STREET.
Eighth Grade, Grace Spinks.
Patty finally saw her father, she plants and flowers around us
Wood: K. M. Hudson. Della L. Knt- ing Interests under Addle N. Kel
23.40
Lottie M Paxton Lot 5, Blk 11, Tr. G 50
138.35
08.34
line, John M. Katllne. I>av|<| .lainlc- ley. decensed. Frederick Wood, deXiiss Pepperpot was a rich, hot- cried: “ XVuve ev erj-o d y ."
loverywhere that wc will be led to
Notice is hereby given that the Construction o f the asphalt paveMonuments set at street intersections @ $0 50
ceused.
or
John
II
Gilbert,
deceas45.50
F.
W.
Mahoney
Estate,
Lot
G
Blk
*on. Bdlth Orle Katllne. Willis w .
empered little g irl who attended
Tho reason I think this is an more beautiful thoughts. Wo will
merit on Myrtle Ave. from Fourth St. south to Thirteenth St. has been
Jamea. W. W. Junip.i, Valuntlne Bln- ••d. or Otherwise III the properly he- Laboratory Inspection of Materials ....................... ‘
12, Tr. 5 ..................... ..........
GO
03J4 |privato school, but her reul name interesting story is because Patty feel so good that we will want to
138.35
d w , Jam*n T.
I.awlenn; Andrew lew described; Airs Hnrvey S. Aim. l-egal expense, advertising, etc, 2 r/c . . .
,
»»» Patty. This summer she was was changed from u selfish lit t le ; do something for everybody nil
709.00 r ’ Pk:tCd Un<1 *he t;ornP|ete‘1 w,,rk hns been fin n ilZ a Z e p Z d Z y 't h e Ellen M. Mahoney, Lot 7, Blk 12
JiiUnnnn. Trustee for tl»»* rredlttin* Kul le Al. Ashley and D>r..„ H. Aal.-'
Commission
o
f
the
City
nf
Sanford.
ley.
her
husband,
.M
rs
William
T
|
‘
-hKincering
ITi
nfi J. |> Dnrsett. David U. Miller,
Jto stay at Aunt M ary’s. Now Aunt girl into a self-sacrificing g irl who the time. The boys nnd girls arc
Tr.
O.orirn
U Moore.
Mi<liael.
T.'\W\f..rrit,
Mui'he'wi; j'.,1
,’!.'"/':
' !V"r>rr, " '“V " " Mrn.
Franklin
Itimnel
hurli* J Dmielie. Mr« M. M lt,'iin.
Franklin Monro.
Ilni<»..| Merritt,
n
J. McClain. H M McIntyre, Wllllum Mrt. t Itarlea |; Itnrohart. Mrs. II
T. Nmliltr. I,minr )'. I’ortcr. I.vninn •M lllurk, Sira. C K lluroker. Mr,
Daekinaloe.
Wllllum
FUelps. Thonon K. Poole. Irene •jeorae A
llrutt, ------ I oriel). Imaliatid of WillI’qnle. Mary Kiln Poole. Fannie A Tred
|^ Conely.
.MrH Charlea
J'ifole,’ Albert Kami. William \V
•'*1’’*- •, " " " ' » Carter. Mra. |)
J(#ril.> Harrlaon Deed. Part la !•’
■ ,r
M a rk e t News
Cnrlot Shipments Reported for
Friday. Feh. 15th
California, 13; New York, 0;
Florida til*. (Sanford section 42).
Total 74*.
Total shipments to date this sea
son— New celery (F lorida) 237G»;
old celcty 100.70.
Shipping Point Information.
SAN FO R D , I ’ ln.— Friday— Clear
nnd warm. Moderate w ire inquiry,
demand and trading good, market
dim . Carloads f. o. b. u.uinl terms.
Florida, 19-inch crates Golden Self
blanching in tho rough, U. S. No.
1, 3-Gs 1.25-1.35.
Terminal Market Report
Thin morning’s snlcH to jobbers
unless otherwise stated.
*
B A L T IM O R E — 22 degrees clear.
2 Fla., arrived 2 cars rccon3igncd,
15 cars on track. Closing Friday,
opening Saturday— supjilics mod
erate, nemantl slow, market steady.
in the rough, U. S. No. 1, 4-0s 1.75.
PITTSB U RG H — 10 degrees clear
2 Fla., arrived 27 cars on track.
Opening Saturday— supplies mod
erate, Demand very slow, market
stendy. Very few sales. Florida. 10inch crates Golden Sclf-hlnncning
in the rough, l-Ga 1.75-2.25, most
ly 2.00-2.25.
N E W Y O R K — 18 dcgiccs clear,
4 Fla., arrived. Supplies light, de
mand moderate, market slightly
stronger.
Florida 10-inch crates
Golden Self-blanching in the rough
3-Os 2.25-2.50, few 2.75, poor con
dition 1.50-1.75, 8s mostly
1.75,
poor condition low ns 1.00.
BOSTON— 19 degrees L-lear, 1
Fin., arrived 12 cars cm track. Supnlies liberal, practically no trad
ing, market weak. No sales report
ctl.
D ETROIT— 10 degrees clear, 1
Calif., 7 Fla., arrived (14 cars on
(Continued from page 1)
made hia charges et the first of
>I ncpai «a >T«.ln t5 j - a j y j l
two
legion, the
Russia, poor* Russia, her.*
jind the second
second, Does advertising in The Sanford
ool, _Manhattan
scho
‘ ' nhattan .and
Iin
. 'Morris
RJ
______
Morris'High
High school, th<
the Bronx,. Herald pay? It______
dbca, __
soys
Man hies never ceasfe; she. has been i
where 2,000 persons bad gathered. ager Forrest
whore
treat of ChurchwcU’s large i ognixed by Italy, so .may e«t> ( a
.Mr. Fairchild apoke at the second department store; 8. M, Lloyd, out pf courteiy.
meeting.
■»
owner of Lloyd’s Shoe Store, and
“ Because it was felt necessary at Arthur Yowefl, owner of Yowell’p
the treasury departibent to use big store bn First Street. Ask any Subscription Bi
stronger and stronger arguments c f these men and they will tell you
against the bonus' each time it tHc answer.
came up,” Mr. Miller asserted, “ the
Last Friday Churcjiwcll’s store
Phone Mrs. F. E.
department increased its entlmat
ran n page hd in this paper tell
158J
cr Mrs. Frank MiOfr
of the cost of the bonua each time it ing of a gigantic sale that wad to
for “ *
was asked for a revision by eon* be put on. On Saturday this popn for reservation
gress.
lar store sold over 51,600 worth of I card party F rid a y ” .,
bo (Secretary Mellon) goods and could have sold more j Feb. 28, at 8 P . M . at W(_
is considered an authority," MrJ had there been cnongh elerka to ‘
/*ini, ir nJ » r .liiuilD m
i uircnua declared, “ he ia now mis
SayPpsiness Firms
leading President Coolidgc.
" In 1017 nnd 1918 the people
spoke o f the soldier* as ‘flow er o f
our youth;’ in ' 1919. they called
them ‘our bravo soldier boys;’ in
1920 the *returnca Soldiers;’ in
1922 ‘ treasury raiders;' in 1923
'Hessians.'"
Mellon Denies Charges
W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 18.— Sec
retary Mellon Sunday night dcc ic m i to bo “ absolutely unfounded
and Untrue” charges made in ' a
Now York speech today by Thomas
W. Miller, alien
property custodian,
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that the treasury had "juggled"
figures In tho bonus fight to fool
the public.
The treasury secretary said hr
was "amased” at thtf statements bf
Mr. MlUor and that his
could not be made too emphatic.
He declined, however, to go lurther
01 thc
b" II ; ^ .
My mother is the kindest mother
I have ever known, and when I do
wrong, she scolds tne and makes
me feel sorry.
A Studious Girl
Lawrence
Lundquist,
Fourth
Grade, South Side Prim ary.
I admire a g irl in my room, be
cause she is good and clean about
everything she docs. Site is good
in school and outside o f school too.
Site does all her school work right.
She help* her mother ut home
nnd gots nil her school lesson*
tight, nnd that is why I would like
t o ’ be like her.
For
GOOD PRINTING
Fred T. Williams To
Run For School Board
In this issue o f The
Herald
apnenrs the
announcement of The very best Battery is an j
rretl T. Williams for re-eftetion ns
i member o f tho Seminole county
EXIDE
School Board. Mr. Williams, who
In also city and county engineer,
has served on tho board for several W e ro-chnrgc nnd repair all
years uml linn made nn excellent
makes o f Batteries
record, his friend.* det-'am, which
thnuld be cause for he re-election.
Mr. Williinms has lived in San
R A Y -B R O T H E R S
ford for many years and has been
identified with progressive move
-Sanford
ments in tiie growth of Sanford j Phone 518since he first enmo here. His com-1
dete survey, o f the proposed bulk-j
tend system fo r Lake Mor.roc Is j
tegartkd nr. most complete in cvry detail, it is said.
Acrotm from express office.
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I Love My Teacher
Clara Bray, Third Grade, South
Side Primary.
I like my teacher. I admire her
more than any other teacher I have,
ever had.
I like her because she is good
and kind to me. 1 am kind to her (f it were possible to make
und r,hc is nlwnys kind. I have
any better bread or pastry
leurucd a lot from her.
Likes One Who is Not Cross to
,,er
j Thedford’s Block-Draught A
and without a doubt can aay
I I have, never found its eqtal
j! inany liver medicine. Ihavtf
; used U a’ long time, whea
•’food does not seem (p eel
welt, or the stomach le •
little M i h i ‘
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at Philadelphia,
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Th-liet*, Inrlud* ineal* (i xrept ticket* for Savannah. On.) All rxo'ms
oo AlIcKhanv nod Derkxlilr* and hume roam* on other steamers
have extra charitr.
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Via Savannah. AtOO I*. Y».
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Ilr-k.blre, Feb. 2A.
War. «.
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(.lourealrr, Feb. 2T.
t in . H.
Aanluekrt. Frb. IN, 2*.. War.
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Ilimard. F rb. 20.
s’
stasis. S
Q uickly Destroys
Disagreeable
Odors
E
V E R Y careful housewife
cakes special pains to
make toilets, sinks, closets,
drains and out-houscs clean
and sanitary. Red Seal Lvc
docs this very thing ininjifry.
;
Little cost and no trouble.
Have you bought a can re
cently? Red Seal Lye is extra
high test and goes much
further than inferior
substitutes.
B cS u rea n d B u y
tntlyiSegcr»’‘ine
lie d i’ -o i Lye
ITS PE2LEJLCT
“ I have had trouble with
an Inactive liver," wrote
Mrt. S. Nichols, of>
« 441*
Spencer St., Houston, ITea. |
“ When I would get cousBpated, I would feel iHgM,
dixay feeling in my bod*
To get up in the morifog
will) a lightness ia the bead
and a tretnbly feelingieoftta ■
| a sign that the stomachIs oul
of order. For this | took
MERCHANTS’ANDMnOBa
ID, 20.
Paint Store
•j
COMPANY
')t » Thr .\*«<>rlnlrit Press)
Sanford
d rc ta
Liver
into the question at this time.
Other treasury ' officials were And
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equally as emphatic in denying any
•w*ir <r with figures, and it was
indicated a form al statement might
be issued later.
Mr. Miller was appointed alien Phone 417-L2.
property custodian by President
Hording. His department is an in
T H E M A T T H E W S PRESS
dependent one and is not under
bupervision o f nny cabinet officer. Corner IL R. Ave. and Cornmer*
rial St.He has been' promMcht in Repub
lican politics In Delaware.
M ARKETS
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.— W h e a t ' Grandmother Is the Best
May:
11064 to 111; July, U0V4 to
A llinc Daidson, Fourth Grade,
•'•I. Corn— May, 80 to 80>4.
South Side Primary.
The friend I most admire is my
dour grandmother. She lives in
Tampa.
The reason why I ntlndro he - i* 1r ;nnfi
A d v ir n
In
P r im e r !v
because she is aBvaya ready to do a l,0 0fI
,CC 10 1 r o P c,;i>
kind deed to nny one. bite is alien
Owners
nice company. She can tell real
good Bitde stories, i always enjoy
Let me tell you sir that the
spending an evening with her, for Sun ,»nmr p Hint ih n)a,|L. j,y thp
we have such a good time talking government formula and is The
together. She is always ready to Paint that resists the clim a tj of
help the j>oor. She is especially the South.
Don’t waste
your
loving and kind to little children.
money on poor paint, consult the
paint man, II. A. Halverson, who
Admires Teacher Most
has hail a life long experience in
May
Purdon, Fourth Grade, the paint business. You w ill not
South Side Prim ary.
go wropg.
v
I admire my teacher more than
anybody else.
She is kind nnci interested in S U N PR O O F P A I N T
helping ntc so tlint I may become
I h sold liy
a good and useful woman.
n o u r a lS o C ,
Mr. Lloyd declared Monday that dob. . Prizes at each
as a result o f on ad placed in Fri Mah Jong, Bridge and
day’s iaue giving some fine bar 1played.
gains in shoes to bo found at his
store, that business was rushing |
throughout thc day and Monday.
wns Mill selling shoes.
.t .a .a .
Mr. Yowell, who conducted n •
violet brand sole, declared that tho ‘
results ho obtained from advert is - 1
ing In The Herald wore splendid.!
Business wa» extremely good nnJ
ho attributed tho success of the j
sale, for thc most part, to itn cxtensive advertising campaign in
The Herald.
Jum> is coming, anti many young
men w ill find thc stepping stone to
clear. No eafjbt hr'rivals, 18 car* tin MiftHt, 4-«s best 2.35-2.50, poorer
track-, offerings light, demand Him- . 2.25. New French Strain
4-G.s.
Red, market steady. Florida, 10- 2.00-2.25.
inch crates Golden Sell-blanching
C IN C IN N A T I—-19 degrees pnrtIv cloudy. Closing Friday, opening
Saturday— supplies moderate, de
Admires .Mother .Most
mand slow, market dull. Florida,
Isabelle Booth, Fourth Grade, 10-inch crates Golden Self-blanch
South Side Primary.
ing in tho rough, 4-Os, 2.00-2.25,
I admire my mother Tor when mostly 2.00. 8-10* 1.50-1.75.
she talks she makes inu interested.
ST. LO U IS— 32 degrees raining,
When I was a baby she took cure 2 Fla., arrived 7 cars on track.
o f me. She makes me clothes ',n Supplies moderate, prices and con
w ear and ntukes my doll clothes.
Mother helps me with my lessons. ditions unchanged from Friday.
the circulation both bi
over the entire coartty. -Ch
ha« been baift up s great i
the rural
ranitles nnd K
tinnes to gP
Write /or
m e n fcoow..
“ Ilotneflcip*”
P.CToM M Nf. CO.
rsiDjripsu, i*i .
12. 22 .
Ylarrh
It). 20. :n.
Persian. Feb. 2|,. Mar. .1, 13.
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Aotomohllen carried on nil Htenmer*. IlnrludliiK rliiaeit r a n
Allruhany nnd' llrrknblrr.l Full Information •>!> request, at
Mr. Foster” hurenu* nr
Allexhati.v ami Derk*hiru, Full Information on rtaiuent nt " A » k
Jlr. Konter" hureno*. or
tt. IIAII.B. lirurrnl Aarnl. Jnrknonvlllr. Fla.
Tlrkrl O ld e r nnd I'lrr, M)0 B. Ilay SI.'
Telephone NON
THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS
DriiKdlHtn are |n*trucled to refund money In every Instanco where
satisfactory reRiill* are not obtained. The very llrxt dose of
ri.BM JO \K * I.IVU.lt YSiII K IIIS K Y TO\IU
nlmoMt Invariably m{ ii|>k the tendency of sneesim; ami couKlilnar
and tlio third dose uxunlly stops the severest COLL). The common
Cold must lie classed us u serious disease so net rhl of It at ones.
If your muscle* are soru or you have that chilly feeling
with a dull headache, tt‘s a sure slim that you have taken cold.
Don't wait for Pneumonia to develop, hut buy a bottle of CLKSI
JUNKS L IV K It A N I) KtDNBY TONIC today. The cost Is small
and you can nut afford to take a chance at this time of year.
For Hale ut
R O U M IL L A T & A N D E R S O N
M
I IT
B O T H E$ 6 s a n d Fe a th e rs
4j/*4
rwcs
a t tii^ s a m e tim e •
Scratch feed worit do it:
[0MBEGGMASH
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
IhlegiOur K.-adrrs Want to Know
than is turned out by this cs’ I f '. fcV.il t..'e helps to keep the home
tnbliflhment you can feel quite
rhlan und sanilnrr. It makes
satisfied in your own mind a-, id'cetbro l)arricr ajjainst Giscasc
that we would be (nuking n a:..J its fearful consequences.
better article. This, however,
Bed Real <L to is very useful in
jg a human impossibility. We
Betty McKinnon, Third Grade,
South Side Primary.
I love my teacher the best o f
oil. She is not cross to me. She
knows how to teach me my lessons. bake
The-Person I Most Admire
Elgin Myers, Third Grade,' South
Side Primury.
I love my step-daddy the betit,
because ho is good to me. He
gives me everything I ask him fo r .1
I f I ask him to go to .the show he j
w ill any, "Yea, you may go to the *
show."
1‘
p e r fe c l b re a ,i nnd ,,e r .
pasti'V.
KOUTH BAKERY
r
MS
t.riting rid of disa^reeahle otlors nnd
:* unequiled fur eieauinK drain.* uml
|ipea.
Floor*, wall*, stops and foliar*
ohere dirt settle* most readily hud uro
•lout impossible to flrnn with,soup
.’■il water aro made spotless in a few
minutes bv the gsneious u*e of Bed
Soul Lye. No scntbhiiiK is necessary.
W H O LE S A LE A N D R E T A IL FEED
Elm Avenue and Coiymercial Street-----------‘------- -Phone 94
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Florida, under l
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.11.00. BIZ Month* <180
City b y Carrier par
We*ky K<J|tlop » I Far
A r e Y ou Prepared to Vot
This la an Important year to every citizen. Thia la the
year when the biggest offices in the gift of the people are
Ailed. In addition to naming a president and vice-president,
many other important national, state and county offices are
to be filled.
Judging from the outlook at thia time there will be much
interest in the national elections. Every day interest gathers
in the state over the race for the nomination of governor
Locally, the Held is rapidly Tilling with candidates and daily
new announcements are being made by men, all of whom ate
capable o f filling the offices.
A s Brisbane
Uadar tke Flat 8t
We Do Pretty Well.
And Get Wkat We Deaerva.
'Radio Win Help.
Copyright, 1113
WHEN, AS a boy, you turnqfl
over a log or a flat stone, hunting,
for bait, you found jigly looking
beetles, queer creatares that you
called centipedes, and other slim;
W hen June 3 comes around everyone will be anxiouB to things disturbed and enraged b;
cast his vote fo r his favorite candidate. Politics will be at the light.
It didn’t spoil your Ashing, or
fever heat and every possible vote will be secured. But at make
nature seem less beautiful.
i n e i l A I . EOTtCKi All obituary
*»ca*. card* of thank*, resolution*
\notice* of entertainment* whara that tim e it will be too late to qualify to cast a ballot.
raa are made, will be charged
THE SENATE turns over a Tea
T h ere are two important steps vital to m ajority govern
it regular advertising rates.
ment in any political organization. First it is necessary to pot Dome and tincovers disagree
tU fM a K it T U B ASSOCIATED I H K i *
. The Associated Free* la exclusIvaly cntltleil to the tiaa for repub^cation of till newa dlapatchea
credited to It or not otherwise
tredltcd In thta paper and alao the
local newa puhliahed herein. All
figh ts of ra-publlcatlon of special
dlipatchea herein are alao reserved,
ft
H O N D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 18, 1024
BIBLE TH O U G H T FOR TO D A Y
W IT H H O L D NOT THOU Thy
tender mercies from me, O Lord:
let Thy loving kindness and Thy
truth continually preserve me.—
Psl. 40:11.
I
TH O U G H T
I am not poor, but I nm proud,
.O f one innliennblc right,
register and pay you r poll tax. Then it is equally important
for you tb cast your ballot on election day.
Just how many men and women in Seminole county who
are eligible to registration is, of course, difficult to estimate.
However, it is without doubt a proven fact that in every elec
tion there is a very large percentage of people who don’t even
take the trouble to register or to vote. This results in a
minority government which is never popular.
The Herald urges every man and woman in Sanford and
Seminole county, who is eligibly to do so, to register, pay the
poll tax and be ready to vote on election day. B ig and im
portant questions must be decided in June and November o f
this year.
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Bok Expresses Sympathy to Levermore.
able things also. Various financial
black beetles holding cash in their
claws. But that needn’t worry the
nation unduly, or make us think
that everything is going to smash.
I N SO doing a country with so
much money, and with affairs left
in the hands o f professional poli
ticians, tho wonder is that condi
tions are not worse.
*
Ono hundred nnd ten million peo
ple do not know exactly how they
are governed, nnci a majority don’t
much care, until it touches their
pocket in the increased price o f
coal or something o f that kind.
N ot one in three could teli the
nnmes o f his two senators or con
gressmen. How many can tell the
F ifty fhousand dollars o f the Bok prize money has been President1w iirM r^cLTo^Vears
A bove the envy of the crowd,— awarded C. H. Levermore, The other fifty thousand dollars ngo?
ago? Can you mention that gen
Thought’s holy light.
is to be given to him when
thepeace
peaceplan
planisisendorsed
endorsedby
by —
the tieman’s name?
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American people.' One hundred thousand dollars comes to
it is than gems or gold,
Mr. Leverm ore as a starter, but undoubtedly offers will be
thought w ill glow when the
made him to give lectures, to enter the movies, to write news
tun grows cold,
paper and magazine articles, and Mr. Levermore should make
And mix with Deity.
many times over this amount.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson.
A lready all kinds o f opportunities to invest his prize
Play jfo lf and get mo:e out
of have come to him. He is being gi.en chances to buy
money
| llf« and out o f your business.
stock in many so-called reliable companies. Many oil and
—
o—-----.If you failed to attend churchother "get-rich-quick” propositions have been and will be
made him. He is the subject o f an attack by a steady stream
"erday you lost the best part of
of active schemers who have some sure-fire way o f making
Sabbath day.
—o
him all kinds o f profits i f he will just nllow them to do it.
Some officials avoid ConeresslonEdward Bok, the donor of the Peace prize is afraid that
|a) Investigation because they nevdo anything, but they arc even the Senate may decide to investigate the personal activities
o f Mr. Levermore, as they did him, nnd so offers the peace
e harmful.
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prize winner the following condolences:
Farmer Prem ier Orlando has cleWill you please convey my sincere condolences to the
Hclded to return to active politics,
author
o f the American Peace Plan award winning plan and
fou can’t keep a good man down.
tell him I meant well. But what with the overwhelming pub
---------o-------Brevard county is planning an
licity which will be his portion to say nothing of the accomo
ocean
boulevard.
Progressive dating persons who will tell him how to spend the money, I
counties are capitalizing their [
envy him. The only enlightening experience I see ahead fo r
raterfrontS.
Granting for tho sake of argu- him is that, laboring under the delusion that he is a fre e
tment that tax reduction would be
American citizen, he may have his personal motives investi
e~M «ible anyway, what.able-bodied
Iforld W ar Veteran really w ants, gated by a Senate committee.”
And obi it cannot die,
R E A L L Y , WE do well, all things
considered. The people's property
worth hundreds o f billions, is in
the hands o f officials, many seek
ing o ffice for what they can get
out o f it.
Of those officials a majority are
honest, but all are constantly
tempted— i f they hnvc anything to
sell that doesn’t belong to them.i
The average of honesty is inspir-1
Ing.
TH E U N ITE D STATES is gov
erned by high finance, using poli
T H E IN E X P L A IN A B L E
tical machines, and is saved oc
casionally by n violent morn)
G R A N D J U N C T IO N D A IL Y S E N T IN E L
spasm, such as we are having just
now.
People get the best government
A few days since a distinguished | ‘‘William Jennings Brynn w ill
they deserve, as they get the best churchman in Denver took occn- be the guest o f Memphis today.
religion that they deserve.
*ion !!to
al_
_ . * consign
- •* Wm. 1J. Brynn-• to ' One
- -- o f the two nddrcsecs he w ill
the limbo o f the past. According deliver will be of a political na
HOW RIC H is the country?
to this wise and really good man ture, but Mr. Bryan does not come
The Department o f Commerce Mr. Bryan stopped thinking thirty- as a candidate fo r office.
His
says N ew York Stntc
alone is five years ago, which would take second speech, at the Court A v e ■
J
worth <30,980,000,000. That’s a him into the period o f life where nue Church this evening, w ill deal
j Grows Surprisingly Fast I f You Keep It 3
small estininto. Wealth hidden in most men have not commenced to with Bible truths.
and
deeply, as
the ground, plus the value of wa think seriously
"Mr. Brynn Is always entertain
A n fio a l
^
ter power that goes to wuste, could Bryan is only 64. This minister ing, whether talking about politics M
Active!
easily double that estimate, and thinks Mr. Bryan’s opinion con or religion. O f late he probably
-O { a bonus ?
the soil cultivated under irrigation cerning jhe Bible is unsafe, and has devoted more time to his in
-------- o-------W A R W IL L N O T be prevented by “ plans” ; only knowl
New Yorkers are getting a edge can do that. The first knowledge to be gained concerns and properly fertilized, would mul the suggestion crowds Itself upon terpretations o f the Scriptures
tiply the wealth o f the state by one thnt from this man’s view- than to emphasizing his political
Four per cent interest, compounded 4 times a year, is a
(limpse o f Florida at Madison
four.
the
men
who
have
power
to
cause
war
on
this
globe.
W
ar
point the Commoner Is a danger-1lormulns.
. . . .
,
square this week.
Sanford nnd
There is fortunately for the ous man to be nt liberty. I f he in■
"Adherents o f all religious and
Fast Worker
leminoie county is coming in for does not spring from the people, nor even from the m ilitary
people, more thun all the politic aists"upon taking advantage o f this political faiths have a profound
great share o f advertising there. men, but from a small and hidden group of international inn*
S
ians ana
nnd mi
nil their
their grnfting
grnfting corpomcorpora- freedom to broadcast his opinions, respect fo$ Mr. Brynr. s views,
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financiers, all of the same race, who win wealth and power tion
associates
put together
could
A ll o f which is remindful o f tho whether or not they
agree with
with
they agree
I t might not he a mad move for
notions Bryan's political antagon him, but his influence [s more faras
a
result
o
f
war.
There
are
fifty
or
sixty
men
in
the
world
,
8
t_cal:
T]'
,
?
thicy
c3
nnd
bribe
tok:
nfone to discover some means of
steadfastly
held, and reaching, we believe, in
sacred
nforcing the Eighteenth Amcnd- — just enough to fill a small prison— whose capture and re era nro like ants running around ists
__ • hnve
■
■*
n
sugar
barrel.
made
known
from
time
to time than in secular affairs. ‘
isnt, not quite so dangerous to the straint would free the world from the peril of war. W h y
since 1890.
.
"The unquestionable
sincerity
o f innocent bystanders,
not offer a prize for the
discussion_ of war from
angle?
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. . . . . . . this
u im n
i i s i c i |, O R LA N D O ,
who
represented " I t is remarkable how this man o f the man, his loft” ideals, the
Urt.,,
s— a - ----------*
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o
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"nt the Versailles Conference, Brynn has held and is holding up, unity o f his life, his powers o f
Real estate transfers in Sanford W hy not invite competitive essays on the actual persons
A CO M M U N ITY B U IL D E R
in
public
Estimation
when
bo many analysis and jjls almost matchless
‘‘
Woodrow
Wilson
agreed
to
\yhp,cause
war?
E
very
great
crime
must
be
plannedf
aq$the
lct
:
|;«n d Seminole ..county indicate' a
ance’ ikvupy : the Rhmelaind bfi.thff wfAo Ancf"tf6o(riHr 016 wise 'ETEquetKo’Kave mode him a unique
Wealthy condition
of
business. "planners m ifstb e hUrb&h'brings*. "Why not’ start a movement ■F. P. FORSTER,"nW sTdrtt
in order to secure Clemencau’s or good, have attempted to close figure in American history.
B. F. WHITNER. CuMef
"Every day sees n greater demand to get down to the basic facts?— Henry Ford.
up to him the two great avenues
support against Italy."
“ Mr. Bryan is now in his sixtyfo r property here.
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Why Woodrow
Wilson should in which he delights so much to fourth year. He has mellowed
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T
E
R
N
A
L
V
IG
IL
A
N
C
E
is
the
price
of
liberty.
It is not hnve wanted Clemenceau’s support walk— religion and politics. It with time. Defeat has le ft no bit
Senator Greene was shot almost
Today he
n the shadow of the Capitol in a enough fo r the citizens to own successful municipal enter ngainst Italy is not made clear. makes one think that Lincoln wn.a terness in his heart.
ossesscs nil the charm that was
battle with alleged
bootleggers. prises. They must take an interest in those enterprises, sup England and France were fairly mistaken after all when he said I nos
____ 13 ,
[Another case whicji might fittingly port them, protect them, nnd cooperate with those to whom well united in the decision that God loved the common people as his twenty-eight years ago,, when
Italy was not to get anything out evidenced by the fact that he made j he wrote the free silver platform
bo added to the rapidly growing
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they have given the responsibility of running them.— Winni o f the wur, And Italy probably. HO m, n n-v n f iK n m
r his party
his eloquence
ist o f investigations.
.
. and by
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wouldn’ t have got anything but for| W'0UM -not permit them to hear won for himself tho Presidential^ J
Home Electric Light and W a te r Pianta
peg
Hydro
News.
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Mussolini, nblc to reach out for i gladly this turbulent and danger- nomination.
Neither
political, a
Coral Gables announces
the
Homo
Ice
Machines
and
W
ater
Softeners
—
■
whnt he wanted and not hesitating
fellow over the entire span o f vicissitude nor the preachments ■
■
Hiding of a million dollar hotel.
to tell the dominating league of the average human
life,
if
He
l
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Well Drilling
o f modernists in theology have B
Florida cities catering to tourists
loved them.
■
Nations
to
mind
its
own
business.
been able to swerve him from the [a re going to have u wonderful
Pumps, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts,
■
On or about the same day th is .,—....
T A M P A OBSERVER
paths his conscience
bids him!
[construction program this sum....
Irrigation Outfits
«
utterance was made in Denver, Mr./ follow,
MR.
G
ERARD
,
once
Ambassador
ler.
i
an .......vn.,
address ...
in’ |
! "Wi,
to Germany, says he “ secs dan Bryan
________* ....
>>iiiiuni
iHium Jennings Bryan __
tf
* • delivered
Sanford, Fla.
Tho Brynn primary law is yet in and can have no effect on the first
rcger ahead in case Germany joins Memphis, one o f the larger cities! mains ore o f the outstanding puboperation
nnd
very
tew
understand
1
choice.
Temporary Address
Tampa Women’s club is taking
it of tho south, to a crowded an d ' Heists of America."
■
I f n man fails in landing his the Reds"— meaning Russia,
In active interest in highway it. It is the duty o f the state and
doesn’t take the seventh son o f a packed house with a street full o f •We mention this because we
1033 W. F IR S T ST.-----------------------------T E L E P H O N E o0l-W ■
eautification. U will ask the city county committees to make all the favorite ns the nt mi nee, he ccr- seventh son to see that sooner or poonle tryin g to g et in.
Bryan
start a nursery to grow trees electors fam iliar with its provis- tninly has n second choice among later,
W v can't explain it. Can you? have tho conviction that
undoubtedly,
130,009,000
■ ■ ■ B a n a M a a .u a ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I
and other men o f his cast in most i
others who--c
are
contenders,
ind shrubs for the highways, a ions. It should be impressed upon j tho five----------—
o
n
te
n
d
e
r
s
.
the electors that only me two (The Observer since-cly hopes that Russians will join 70,000^000 GVr-11’cl‘hnl>s the editor o f a really great ways make up nn asset o f the na- !
lost commendable undertaking.
200,000,000 nil ter- paper published in the city where tion—ns vnlunhlc in the two fields
highest men in fii st choice votes all the candidates, the press ami ninns, making --------------- o-------gether.
Mr. Bryan spoke, throws some where he is pronounced danger
are
the
contenders,
and
the
second
tho
committees
will
urge
every
Conservative press of the enunry is boosting Underwood's cnnill- choice votes o f these for each other elector to curry ou: the law and
lays
o f light upon the inexplnin- ous, as is the oil in its own field
G E R M A N SCIENCE and mili
and about which they ore shaking
vote a second choice, and see to it tary knowledge will direct the Rus nblc. He says;
aaey for president. A man of the do not count.
the earth down at Washington.
For example, suppose John W. that inspectors of elections huve sians, just as officers imported
Jnaerwood type will never be ac
ceptable to the progressive element Martin and Frank E, Jennings are sense enough to count the ballots from Western Europe used to di
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
the high men. The second choice properly.
) f the Democratic party.
rect
Russians
under
Peter
the
votes of Mnrtin, cast fo r Jen
North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
In some precincts men are chosen Great. Then history will turn the
For the second time within six nings d<> not count und vico versa. election inspectors who haven’t medal over to show the other side.
T A M P A TIM ES
South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
lonths Ed Gullnghcr has been di- But every second choice cast for brains enough to lead a blind horse That will be a bad day for the de
Lots
in Woodruff's Sub-Division on easy terms.
j|vorccd. It would seem that the either of them by the candidates to water, and often second choice scendants o f European statesmen
A prominent attorney o f Braden-!
, ------------ , "4. The alumni o f the state colfamous comedian is not as enter eliminated is the same as a first votes are either no;, counted or
800 acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub
|„„1, , 1,..'
i
1town, a man who takes lively Inter- leges appreciates his unselfish work
choice
vote.
lining in the homo as on the
incorrectly counted, und in a close r w V n n v intBll pontlv .10.1
divided in 5 acre lots. A s whole or in lots. Easy terms.
* cltnh- ‘'at in 8tatt*
'“ ‘ V3 ln a Per"
building up these institutions.
To explain in another w ay: Sup- contest results in con
ptage.
; Germany intil k
y
... < sonal letter to the editor o f The Their number is now large ami
For Fire Insurance ace us— 30 years in business.
pose
there
are
1
15,000
first
choice
discord.
fusion and |b»h close union among the civil,zed Timcs;
! their political influence not neg■--------o-------If the Democratic candidates, the I na*,on!
A "clean-up" drive in St. Louis votes cast, as follows: Martin, 31,Eu|rop *
“ Your paper has correctly point- ligible.
F R A N K L. W O O D R U F F & SO N
ccntly resulted in the arrest of 000; Jennings, 29,000; Cntts, 28,- Democratic press und the DemoO
N
E
H
O
PE
o
f
the
world
is
to
.P?1.
th.,lL
thcre
nrc
on,y
two
“
5"
Mnrtln
Jver sixteen hundred persons. The 000; Haines, 20,000; Trammell, 22,-, cratic committees ure alive lo their be found in radio, which is perhaps candidates for governor— Jennings scare too
, sprang his Catts’
Phone 12-------------------- Office W oodruff and Watson
lin e b in ,, .. .. ] _ ... L ! _
i
II 11,1 \T
V*
I.
•
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early, ifm; the thinking
fact that there were that many 000; Spencer, 15,000. Then all the ‘ duty as Democrats they will or- barking
----*fS
and coughing somewhere und Murtin. You
hove
convinced
people
i uu nuve cunvinceu people see in thnt scare the old poJreople at large wno could lie ar candidates are eliminated except ganize for the purpose o f urging in your house as you read this.
the people also> that
th~‘ ”there is really litical ruse o f creating n panic in
rested shows the condition the city Jennings and Martin. Then the all electors to vote a second choice
A Greek philosopher said no na no 'Catts menace
_
_ to
. prevent their
_________
races,'
hence no oc- people's
mind
conl Catts,
Haines,
Trammell
and und see to it that nil inspectors tion could survive and retain its
gnust have been in previously.
pell-mell
to
support
siderimr
in»rit»
v'--1
*
-------’ **that
cusion
to
rush
sidering
merits.
Had
he
saved
M O N D A Y , FEB. 18— T W O CONCERTS
Spencer second choice votes c a s t; are inon o f probity and are intel- freedom i f it got so big thnt all
The attempt to put McAdoo out for either Jennings or Martin must ligent enough to understand the its people could not meet in one either o f the candidates ‘ to defeat ‘w olf’ cry until 40 days before the
Scats on Hale at Auditorium .Monday, Feb. It, 9 A. SI.
! primary it might have worked, but
o f the running by dragging his lie added to their first choice votes. I primary law und to count the votes public square to discuss public nf- Catts.’
“ I am a Jennings ml»n and, nnt- [ you can't keep all the people fooled
tame into the oil senndal has noted I f Jennings, with 29,000 first correctly.
fnirs— all hearing what the speak urally anxious to further his in te r-1for six months. The country press
|s u boomerang. McAdoo will no choice votes, should get 20,000 see-’ The returns from a state pri- ers had to say.
usts in the race. N early every man is pointing out the patent insinIoubt emerge stronger than ever ond choice from the candidates mary in some precincts show either
That would have been true, but l talk to says Jennings is undoubt- ccrity o f this ruse,
is a leader o f progressive Democ- eliminated, he would have 49,000 deitlornble Ignorance nr downright the printing press came along with
idly the best man in the race. Until
“ 0. South Florida is waking up
votes. I f M artin should g et from . thievery. There be Democrats who the newspaper.
I**y.
the past two weeks most o f them to the fact that Jennings is and
the eliminuced candidates 10,009 “ squeal like stuck pigs” when there
-------- o-------And although our
110,000,000
A fte r the Semite oil committee second choice, Jennings would de- * are irregularities, but who never people can not meet in a public added immediately, 'But I ’m afraid hna been her friend— and didn’t
Jennings has no chance.’ People go- have to wait until this rnCc to dom
las rested for ten days, there will feat him hy 8,000, although Mnrtin ' give the provisions o f the luw u square, they do meet in the news ing
nbout the state have now ceased onstrnte it
[irobably lie so many new rumors led him by 2,000 in first-choice thought prior to the contest,
paper columns nnd they henr all making that discouraging com-, "South
___- ...............
ouum Florida w
ill reoi
i
The time to inform the people about the nil scandal and nth
vo bo fe.TCted out and so many votes, etc.
will
repudiate
c r |ment. N ow they nre saying that Mr. Martin’s proposed
fiv
It is generally conceded that is all through the campaign. The tilings a t the same time.
)ew witnesses to be questioned,
re-way
Jennings
is
gaining
by
leaps
and
split
o
f
the
road
funds.
You
tat the committee will throw up Jennings will g e l t - o second choico best men possible should be selected
four
edihounds
and
w
ill
win
overwhelmingtorial
Inst
Snturdny
contnim
..... ..... v>vt •niviimsHl* voriai last Saturday contained the
votes to M artin’s one.
*
as inspectors, and the state and
te whole business in disgust.
ay ly if this Jennings boom keeps
keens up.
no true
*.... statement" o f Martin’s proN
O
W
COMES
radio,
which
may
A second choice vote is practical- local candidates should have watchpublic square”
iiv m nlo one "public
s q u a r e " ! 4hir.ty days ago M artin would hove posal, as well as South Florida's I
Florida in entertaining two of iy tho ‘same ns a second primary ers in every precinct.
>f the whole world.
1c world’s greatest newspaper
On Friday last 50,000,000 people carried both Manatee and Sarasota objection thereto. Mr. Martin w ill |
j.ien— William
Randolph liear.t
heard the same speech made in counties. Today Jennings would repudiate that proposal within 10
tnd Arthur Brisbane. Mr. Hearst
Chicago.
General Carty, of the carry both by a safe m ajority, and days, or I ’m a poor guesser, but
wns twen y- ix d « !ly newspapers
telephone company, talked before his strength has cnly started de- south Florida has already sensed
By IR V IN S. COBB
tho full meaning o f that proposal
nd many periodical*. * Mr. Bris- J
a microphone in the Congress Ho velepmcnt here.
A law-book _________
salesman,_ resident uiiu
and
will appreciate
nnmwLw*. trie
-----o•f
ine’s editorials are read by monaipl wilt
will
v:ie meaning
tel. Telephones carried his
his vo
voice
ice*°f Jacksonville ami traveling
the
repudiation
when it
••
v** V the
*"•’ —
Jt -i J
An
American
merchant
interesttribute
J
copies
on
the
moie
imtan twenty million people. Flor- erl
in relays to San Francisco
iseo, tla- state, told me last week
thnt «vuJencourse his repudiation, <cornea. O f
J en -.cour?
----i ......
in business in the Philippines portant sections of the Islands,
ia is proud o f this opportunity to
vana and five other spotss. From nings is gaining
or expiananmi
-tion,
j—
_gaining
„ s'.renoth
--------- h nnd
Marstrength
nnd
Marwill
iccently
attended
a
luncheon
where,
In
the
course
of
a
few
weeks
u
itertain them.
those points tho radio carr
rclieve the embarrnssii>
‘
nil
’
This
man
is
a
AMD H15
in the course o f his speech, he told letter was received fiom n Filipino 50,000.000 o f people incarried
it to .tu, losing -all over.' This man is a ment novv being suffered by cirlaTn i
all
th;
audience
o f the great advance |n an outlying district. This,
political concon- papers o f this section strongfy en,i-----j >—
.
.
—
.......
.
L
C
,?riC^u'
student
of
pumicm
The children's code commission ment of commercial
Within a hundred years, if a ll; ditions.
•
dorsing him."
methods in
Florida, t ' cited by the last bg- the Islands rince American ideas translated, read thus:
the
people
o
f
the
earth
spoke
the,
"Jennings
is
going
to
win
be*
And eo it goes. We believe the
“ Your valuable catalog received.
laturc, hus as its chairman. Miss of adve:Using had come in vogue,
same language, every human adult cause o f the follow ing facts:
--------- !------ - •
- - “ On pa»o 22 I find a pair o f being m ight hear the same speech1 __________________ expression nuoted nre fairly typical
flizabeth Skinner o f Dunedin and and especially
LieutenantCcmmjn.hr JOHN PHILIP S O U S A . Conductor
since mail-order shoes which appear to be just what
"
I
.
He
has
the
support
o
f
the
;o
f
the
intelligent
political
opinion
ut
the
sumu
time.
one o f ita members, Mrs. Ernest catalogs had grown popular. He . ........—
31" A N N U A L TOUR
I
want.—
No,
9—
price
marked
informed
and
organized
women
o
f
()j
atate—
that
the
race
is
be
, Galloway o f Sanford.
This gave the follow ing as nn example ‘Twenty Pesetas,’ On
That won’t happen in a hundred the state.
page 42 I years, how evir, nor
immissiun expects to make a rein
a
hundred
___ ... .. _____ ...
“ 2. He was a volunteer of nrtil- tween Martin and Jennings; that
of the awakening of the native .1
notice
following:
...., the
...v .wtiunuiK.
Prices subir t to the next legislature as to
thousand years. The universal I lery during the late war, a fact
T tlt ATLANTIC TO T ilt PACIFIC
mind:
ject
to
change
without
notice.'
I
Mnrtin is probably in the lead be
js findings. It nas a moat importA certain firm in the boot nnd have decided to change the price larguage w ill be delayed until the'bound to come in fo r recognition cause o f the long and intensive
it work to perfoim and should shoe business in Manila issued a to ten pesetas, and now enclose average o f human intelligence‘b efore'th e campaign closes.
Mts POPULAR, c o m p o s m o h & i
ive the support and cooperation booklet showiiyc the newest styles, that umount. Please send me the shall have
'
•been raised somewhat
‘I3.-H* has the confidence and campaign he has made, but that
higher above that of the chimpan active support of his former col Jennings
’ everyone.
is
gaining
strength
with sizes nnd prices, und dis- shoes."
zee.
PRICES: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, IMiix Tax.
leagues o f the legislature.
rapidly.
Matinee 3 o'rloek
Night m i*
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
I
I
8
I FIRST NATIONAL BANK
5
Hoolehan-Coleman Company
THE SECOND CHOICE VOTES
s
FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS
W HY JENNINGS WILL WIN
M Y FAVORITE STORIES
E
BAND
M'-> TRANS-CONTINENTAL TOUR.
•.HEAR
..marches
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\t. • •
•r
ten
•> ’
s Social Side
[phone: Office 148;
'MBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor;
Residence 217-W
Their Engagement Rumored
- _ S t . Agnes
Ooild
will
./with Mrs. B. L Perkins on
dla Avenue at 8:80 p. in.
r— Mrs. S. 0 . Chase will
ain
at a. Subscription
__ st her home!on Oak Aver»t 8 p. nt.
a;—G. F. S. w ill‘Sieet with
Florence Maroon Elm Ave. at 4 p. m.
~ d a l ' meetluft o f the
liters o f Wesley a t the
of Mrs. J. MurfMeCaakill
French Avenue.
ja r— W elfare Department
the woman’* Club meets at
|0C!day— Social
Service' De
c e n t o f Woman’s MissionUnion a t the home o f Mrs.
lade Herndon at 3 o’clock,
jay — Business
Woman's
cheon at Lu-Beth Cafeteria
12 noon.
rtdsy— Mrs. G. F. Smith will
iltrtaln the Every Week Bridge
at 3 p. m.
hj — Christian
Endeavor
Omni banquet 8 p; m. PrcsbySocial Rooms.
j —Sallle Harrison Chapter,
"s, !>• A. R., will give a receDat the Woman's Club from
„ to H p .m.
ir —Library closed on Washaton's birthday,
day—Story hour at Library,
13 p. m.
•ansa
a
p t
mm
1f t f
km
B N T R B N O U S B K fDOS* C LU B
A L U M N I Ba n q u e t .
Mrs. H a rry Wilson wan th «
' ■ BRODGfL
Th e Senior Christian Endeavor
On Saturday afternoon, the tove- Society o f the Presbyterian Church gracious hostess a t bridge Thurs All-W ool, gsMrrdiue. cerge, worsted, broadcloth, . etc., in y -style
day evening when she entertained
only $23.
>me o f Mrs. R.1 R. D ots in w ill give a banquet. in honor o f
hr borne
the members o f the Entre Nous
tHte
Christian
Endeavor
Alumni
____
RoseConrt was the scene o f 'a very
B ridge Club and one extra table.
pretty party, when she enteTtain* who live in Sanford, on Friday | Valentine suggestions together ]
ed at bridge, there were four ta evening, Feb. 29, at 0 o’clock in ( with quantities o f fr a g A nt red [
A
>
the Presbyterian social rooms, at
bles of players.
rosea w ere used in decorating the
Pal etto and ffaufprJ A vr.
393 East 2nd S t m t . Betwcca Palm
Exquisite red roses w ere used which time thore will be a Chris-]
A
rooms where the card tables were I
tn the living room, w hile calen tian Endeavor Alumni Concil or-,
-------- r r r r - T ;
placed.
ganilde.
I
t
will
be
composed
o
f
dulas and ageratum in
baskets
Candies In heart shaped baskets
those
#ho
have
graduated
from
were used with pleasing effect in
••i * V
w ere placed on each tabic and were
the dining rocm.
................. the Christian Endeavor Society, enjoyed during thff progress o f the
Scores were kept on d ain ty Val and s o 'fo r the most part are ac game.
entine tallica and a fter
aeveral tive in M her departments o f tho i Tho evening passed quickly in
rubbers o f bridge, the’ prise for church work. In a quiet wny this the unusually interesting game of
high score a pair of embroidered council will be able to put into
bridge and
when scores were
pillow slips, was won by Misa An operation In any organization tho
counted the prise fo r high score
nie Hawkins.
The consolation nlans which the pastor desires.
among the club memhers, an or-]
n riie .n brffet set, was awarded It w ill have, o f course, n special
interest o f the Christian Endcnvor nngc luster glass bowl, was won
Mrs. Sam Yountz.
hy A in . R. J. H olly. Mrs. F. J.
Following the card gam e, tho Societies o f the church, by advising Gon.'.alcz holding high score nmong
and
encouraging
the
officers
of
hoateis assisted by her mother,
the guwits.wns presented an IrreMrs. Harry Ward, served a .tempt the societies, by financial ncsistdercent glass howl.
ance, and'In other ways.
ing salad course.
drfrm hm entn o f chickrn salad
One hundred or more EndeavorMrs. Doas' guests wore Mrs. R.
nandwicips, olives and coffee were
ers
arc
ekjioctcd
to
attend
this
banS. Keelo-, Mrs. W. E.
W at«on,
: uvon oy d e hostess at the con-'
Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. F. J. Gon nuet. It is hoped that it will
elusion o f the game.
zales, Mrs. A. P, Connelly, Mrs. prove to bo one of tho largest
The guest list included Mrs. R.
T. L. Dumna. Mrs. G. I. Luocks,, things Christian Endeavorcrs have
J. H olly. Mrs. Deane Turner, Mrs,
Mrs. Roy Chittenden. Mrs.
Sam put over in Sanford for some time.
n. F. Whitr.er, Mrs. E. D. Mob
Yountz. Mrs. E. M. Galloway. Mrs.
■
-------ley, Mrs.
O. Chase, Miss M ar-!
J. H . Colclough. Mrs. S. E. John
M rs. Lily Scott and Mrs. Emma th:i Fox, Mrs. H. R. Rosebro, Mrs.
son, Miss Annie Ilnwkins,
Misa E.',- Townsend arrived in Sanford
J. G. Ball, Mra. F . J. Gonzalez,
Hood. Mrs. Hsl Wight, Mra. G. D. on Friday from Aldershot, Ontario,
Mrs. T . L. Dumas, Mrs. W alter j
fjjy economy gJUUNQ POWDOg
Hart, Mrs. Deane Turner, nnd Mrs. Cnnada,' and w ill spend some time
Morgan, and Mrs. George Rice.
Harry Ward.
h ole at the Montezuma.
A R E L IA B L E COUGH R E M E D Y <
. D R A Y TO N — DE G A R C IA
W hy experiment with unknown]
the next time you bake—give
Mrs.
Henry
Wight
nnd
Mrs.
E.
A quiet wedding taking place
rcmedieji fo r that cought or cold 11
Daytona when you can secure
it just one honest and fair trials (i a,i;
iBPL
Friday, Feb. 15, ot the H oly Cross' P. Morse motored to
F O L E Y ’S
Monday,
where
they
attended
the
^
U
lg
a
Rectory, was that of Miss Alicia
H O N E Y A N D T A R C O M PO U N D ? I
O ne test in your own kitchen, . u ;
de Garcia o f Los Angeles, Cal., and concert given by Sousa’s (land.
■if
It is a safe nnd reliable remedy
m dt
w ill prove to you that there 1« a . •U«ratV
Mr. Robert M. Drnyton o f Jenkfo r tho relie f o f coughs, colds,
M r. nnd Mrs. Fred Williams hoarseness. Equally beneficial for
inston, Pa., Rev. A. S. Peek, of
big difference between Calumet
w ere nmong tho Sanford
people young and old. Mrs, Anna Cornell, \
ficiatin '.
The ceremony was witnessed motoring to Daytuna Monday to Bridgeton, N. J., states: “ I bought j|
and any other brand—that for ■; '"Vr..
hcai Sousa's Band.
by a few intimate friends.
F O L E Y 'S
HONEY
AND TA R !
uniform and wholetome bak* I l*t ill.
Immediately after the ceremony
C O M PO U N D fo r my cold nnd fin d 'I
,t > vs
the young couple left fo r points
t grant.” Insist upon the genuine.]
ing it has no equal.
W
ire
says
the
British
Labor
pre
.......
on tho East Const.
Hofiisc substitutes, Sold overym ier hasn't done manual labor
BattajrTsee
w Is t o .
since he was 20, showing n remark
D AUG H TERS OF W E S L E Y
able intelligence at an early age.
Tho memhers of the Daughters
l i f t g r e a t e s t b a k i n g p o w m it
.'.a A
Seats fo r Baumels
of Wesley class of the Methodist
Th
e
moot
popular
rending
mat
Church will be enteitained Tues
show at Bowers’.
day evening at 7:30 by Sirs. J. M. ter In jail is tho caiendnr.
McCaskill at her home on North
French Avenue, (The Old, Gnbbit
MRS. DIARJWT1RTAINB B
SCOTCH WOOL
use •yj!
CALUMET
m
H i
IS
mm
TH E LOVERS
j parsed like chinking organs
[in the street.
ding for coppers their eternal
Idsm-e;
jied to him and her there was
I bo chance that
they might
liver meet;
Don’t miss Baumels
‘Let Me Say This to Mothers
Who Force Castor Oil and
Calomel on Their Children’
Originator
Mr. ami Mra. Jama, Hawklna, F a s h ' 0 n S H O W
T h llr S .
Lw words long ago they had tn
Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen,
Miss
Once more I)amc Rumor soys Jessie Reed (a b ove) of Follies fame Love Turner and Mrs. Fred Dniger
fiay,
k—a flow er pressed into a is to marry. This time the mnn mentioned is Russell G. Colt (in set), formed a party motoring to Day
F O U N T A IN IN N
millionaire manufacturer. About a year ago Miss Reed was divorced tona Monday, where they attend
hand—
Eustis, Florida
ed thu concert by Sousa’s Band.
then, along the horizon o f the from Dan Caswell, wealthy Clevelander.
land
light poured out, and fiercely
The many friends o f Miss Kate Is now open and the management
D E L IG H T F U L RECEPTIO N A N D ' P R IM A R Y T E A C H E R S ’ BOOK
died the day.
Brown, who was operated upon] takes pleasure in extending to the
First o f n Series o f Three Interviews with W. L . Hnnd.
DANCE.
C LU B .
Saturday for appendicitis nt the Sanford public nnd winter visitors
‘‘ 1 live in Charlotte. I make IJv-O-Lax. It is used in nearly
u
most
cordial
invitation
to
visit
L, in the night, they sat, each
P r id .,. . . . . I n * M ,
Mr*. . . . U i r T t o k
& U 's e r f
Memorial Hospital nt Philadelphia,
every home In Charlotte in place of calomel nnd rastor oil. Charlotte j
[one apart,
N. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. \V. Retained by Misses Emma Owens will be glad to know thnt she in the Inn nnd partake o f its hospi women w ill tell you so, w ill tell you how glad they are In have I.iv-O tality.
The
Inn
is
delightfully
lo
the years, trundling their
Lax.
Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. and Zillat Welsh and Mrs. Ra- getting along nicely.
cate,! nnd offers to its guests every
[organs, ground together
mona Raynor at the home o f Miss
“ In fact, the mothers of Charlotte were really responsible fo r the i
Brossier
entertained
with
a
de
com
fort
and
enjoyment.
The
llrtary riotous dance, that in
Mrs. Sandy
Anderson, Miss
lightful reception nnd danen at Owens on Ninth Street.
cuisine and dining room service a r e ! discovery o f Liv-O-Lnx.
[gray weather
Frances
Dutton
nnd
Miss
idn
Sweet pens in bowls and baskets
“ It happened in this wny—
W . L. H A N D , Charlotte, N. C.
ined the same old ache within the Country Club honoring Miss were artistically used in the spaci Gray were a party m otoring to maintained nt the same high de-;
“ I wns in the retail drug business counties, I had to g iv e up m y drug
Nelson, Miss O’Neal and Miss Sims.
gree
of
excellence
thnt
permeates
|tsch heart.
Daytona Monday to hear Sousa’s
M
The
spacious
ballroom
was ous rooms, and games o f rook and
Whose long-continued InvestIgw^'' ‘ *
the entire establishment.
fo r twenty-five years. N early every] store nnd go to manufacturing j
bridge were played during
the Band.
tlons
and
experiments
are
re>
1'
F
tastefully
decorated
in
red
and
Telephone 12-1 Eustis.
ler the touch of time, thin
dny, some woman would come intoi Liv-o-I.nx in n largo way.
counted in this interview.
green, palms, ferns and potted evening. High score nmong the
[wrinkles fell
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Starke,
my store nnd say— ‘ Haven’ t you1
What F.very Mother Known
rook players was made by Mias
tightened round their eyes. plants were used with sweet peas. Guseie Hinton, while Miss M arga whoso marriage wns a
recent
some
liquid
remedy
thnt
I
couldi
the
snnio time. It is ensy to take You know n laxative Is needed in
The
stage
was
banked
with
the
[Now they were old.
ret Foster held high score among event in Brooklyn, N. Y. nre the
give the children in plnco o f cnlo-j ami children like it.
nil these conditions nnd yet the us
bitter ashes in a cup of potted plants screening the orches the bridge players. Both were guests of tlicir cousin, Mrs. John
.!
Goughs cause feverish mailltlon* m d ? I hate to give them calomel.
“ Fur several years, I made L iv -1 ual tnxative fails, ns n rule, to re
tra which played during the recep
|gold
Meisch nt her home on W est First! throat anil lung strain and lead to
lOimo
presented
boxes
o
f
bon
bons
suit
1
cannot
get
them
to
take
castor
u-Lnx
just
to
fill
the
dally
demands
i all the past. The present was tion hours and for dancing. A able for Valentine Day.
pneumonia and t.erimis sickness. The oil nnd they cannot swallow a pill.’ I have mentioned, in niy own store lieve colds and biliousness because not!*
Street.
basket o f red Rweet peas center
it has net sufficient action on the
|slow hell.
sooner you quit nupV.ug tho quicker
A
t
a
late
hour
refreshments
of
A Real Discovery.
hut when finally the reputation o f; liver.
ed the mnntel nnd on either side
you
.will
feel
better
und
have
a
better
Miss Gladys Adams, who is at
■J
creamed chicken on toast,
fruit
“ This sot me to thinking and ex- Liv-o-Lax spread from Chnrlnttc
I4 e they died, they were once red tapers burned in crystal hold salad, olives, saltines, pickles nnd tending Southern College at Lake night's rest. L-onurdiV CourIi Syrup
(•tad to Send Samples
tCrcosotcd) enseu ami oootliea in- perimentirtg, but it was only after into the surrounding towns and
ers asparagus fern was arranged
[■ore united
land, spent the week-end here with f Ibltried,’ raw throats, raises the phlegm a long period o f tryin g out num-l
coffee were served.
“ You con get Liv-o-Lax at your
“ That's the story o f Llv-o-Lax
llwo.stan rushing to destroy along the mantel. Baskets and
b cr,.jw en ti, Air,- amf M n v iT with,
a it rwMuK.ta etra'iiince wptcetr her* .o f 'prefceHptlbffirthMt TbdkfSll JiiA'd’ T want -.you tq try, iL.becnus* ‘Irug store, • it-ir not Dnly n remedy U 6
,
E«v|pA,,pH
.C..I.8l[j
.uufariiiRnf*}
vases o f tho flQtucrvdeepyittodAN0 •
|eachr otherp ~ t - * j*—t*v *»
tho lung.-,, und removes the cause ol good hut always failed in srtbie ! ' think you Ichow that there is for children, but does the same o’.'/■»»
nosegays from which dangled red Adams.
i thickening crust of years no punch table nnd serving tables.
tho trouble. Do warned by the first
hearts
inscribed
with
appropriate
work fo r grown-ups. If you would
Mrs, H. II. Dickson and Mrs. D.
rough. Get n bottle of I^onanU'r particular that I at la s t‘ hit upon such a do.ie nrul mysterious rein- like a sample bottle write me.”
Imorc could smother
Valentine
sentences
were
on
each
a
mixture
that
d'»es
the
w
ork.1
tion
between
biliousness,
eonstipaC.
.Thompson
greeted
the
guests
Cough
Syrup
(Creoxotrd)
from
your
■hearts— the horizon rose and
Sweats for Baumels druggist. Fine for roughs, colds I named it Liv-o-Lax because it tlon, indigestion and colds that, W. L . Hand, president,
as they arrived nnd the hosts, nlnte.
nre;
W. L.
|was uplighted—
Among the members present
grippe, croup, whooping rough and serves a double purpose, relieving, like the hen and tho egg, it is hard Hand Medicine Co., Charlotte, N .\ ,(J (1hostesses and guests of honor re
were
Mrs.
Janies
Moughton,
Mrs.
show
at
Bowers’.
bronchitis,
l'loasunt,
safe
und
sure.
congested
liver
nnd
constipation
a
t
1
ta
tell
sometimes
which
came
first.
C.
|f faded out before their final ceived alone.
Tho Fort Pitto orchestra fur Selena Barber, Mrs. Carrie Mar
[bliss
lowe,
Miss
Margnrct
Foster,
Miss
I rose to birth out of the lonely nished the music nnd dancing was
Miss
Carolvn
e n jiy o d ustU 7 lata taTr. A t the g w ™ *
Muatom
Mi
|places,
Chittenden,
"m
i*
had passed over an immense supper hour brick ice cream <lcc- \/!cnc5fi'i I
Miss Lola Roborated with red heart, and fn/ il' " t W^ la> M‘ s
[ibyss
dividual
cakes
the pale light of the dawn
."'bmr
M iW c ’n
embossed with
|imote on their faces,
d ip i f
I " ' and
" r Lcoffee
t e l 1 were
J '? . - l i f e r . Mi’, , . U v c , Turner, ‘end
mint
almonds
hn Gould Fletcher in The
Misa Mary Robinson.
served.
Punch
was
served
during
I Lyric.
the evening.— Orlando Sentinel.
*a-If
BRIDGE LU N C H E O N .
Am ong those from Sanford at
MEL’S F A S H IO N R E V IE W
A
ll
members
o
f
the
Social
Dctending
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
J.
n’t forget to make your reations for Thursday evening Holly, Mr. and Mrs. John Mc parement expecting to attend the
- n
the Milane Theatre, "Elcnnor Namara. Mr. nnd Mrs. Reginald bridge luncheon, Tuesday, Feb. 2d,
> in “ Six Dilya", , also Bau- Holly. Mrs. Ralph Wight, anil Mrs. are requested to phone Mrs. J. B.
Coleman ('2HU-J) on or before Sat
Hal W ight.
'» Fashion Show,
urday Feb. 23.
Positively
no
r. and Mrs. Baumcl have just
names will be accepted a fter that
raed from N ew York
where
E N T E R T A IN S IIRIDGE CLUB
r purchased one o f the most
Mrs. It. E. Tolar entertained the date.
Each member is entitled to one
their shop. Every timeCMFW members o f her bridge club most
guest and all those expecting to
pletc lines o f spring goods for
• --t
r shop. Everything fo r mi her home on Magnolia Avenue.
.....................................
or.i this
«i
I names
with the money /*i
($1.25)
's fancy is being shown at the
Quantitips o f aweot_peas, nnstur- woek
The nien)bers do not have
rael Specialty Shop.
»• v
tiums and other s|iring IlO W L M !t o p a y i but e a c h K u e a t w i l l
bc
W e who attended the Fashion wero used in decorating,
charged
51.25
p
tr
plate,
•**. will tell you what a tre- a number o f absorbing games of
It* 1
Mrs. J. B. Coleman nnd Mrs.
dous success it was and the a number o f absolving games of
tVlUff
George
Davis
hostesses
will
'be
dew" of this year will eclipse bridge, the prize for high score,
hostesses
for
the
bridge
luncheon
former “ Fashion Shows.”
score pads nnd numbers, was won und this fact alone assures Its
by Miss Love Turner.
iOtltW
success.
LS. MALLE.M E N T E R T A IN S
Mrs. Tolar served strawberries
->y iw
j1 Friday evening Mrs. A . E. with whipped cream, individual
km was the hostess at a card cakes iced in pink, and hot choco
EN G AG EM F N T A N N O U N C E D
>' at her home. Bridge and late as refreshments.
.Mrs. Juliu M. Webb announces
On eifch
fa were played ‘ throughout plate were bouquets of sweet peas[ the engagement nnd approaching
- ’ <IV
evening, there being four tn- as favors.
■
1marriage of her daughter, Erno.iHearta strung across the
The guests wrre miss Lottie'tine, to Mr. Robert. Thomas Moore,
:.iqU£J
ami vases o f red roses were Caldwell, Mrs. W. • Morton Thig- tile marriage to bc solemnized in
j effectively in decorating the pen. Miss
Love Turner, Miss the early soring.— Tunipa Tribune.
I rooms. A fte r several inter- Ellen Mahoney. M ms K ittj Smith,
Miss Webb is the niece o f Mrs. i
aK games o f bridge end hearts, Mrs. Walter Wight, Miss Marga Tom Davis of-this city, and resided
tlT
i\ i > / - . Moat grasses are cut several times a year.
L ive stock require no shelter from cold and
e> which were kept on pretty ret Foster.
here a number o f years. She has
it r
Sugar
cane,
sweet
potatoes,
velvet
beans,
pea
there
is
year-round
grazing.
Native
and
im
entim- tallies, were counted and
hosts of friends here who will be
LE A G U E P A R T Y .
*aj found that Mra. Schirard
nuts and cotton are extensively grown. Many proved grasses are abundant. It costs less to
Friday evening Misses Sarah; interested in the above announce-!
’k
rather Henncsy held high Lou and Fannie Hetl Priest enter- ment.
4(flirt
summer vegetables do well and numerous smalt raise cattle, hogs and sheep in Floridn. Dairy
■es in bridge and were awarded twined tho members o f the Inter-'
--------fruits
are
profitably
cultivated.
ing
and
poultry
raising
nre
big
money-makers.
glass vase and an ivory mediate League o f the Methodist i Mrs. J. K. M eltin gcr o f Jack
jr compact, Mrs. Fellows and Church, verv delightfully at their sonviile is the guest o f her daugh—
"er. Gravel getting low score home on Celery Avenue.
ter, Airs. W alter Morgan at her
« in bridge. Consolation prize,
Games and contests played on home on Park Avenue.
01
candy, was won by Mrs. the spacious . porches, afforded
IU [a
Air. ami Airs. G eorgs. BrockJ*r- High score in hearts was much merriment and at a late hour hnhn and daughter, .Maxine, mo
“ “> Miss Mary Stoinoff who tempting
refreshments
were te red to Cocoa Beach and RockUA;
1 given a pretty sachet bag. served.
ledge on Sunday.
- «*i
-R
O
GER
W
.
BABSON
in hearts went to Miss
The president o f the League,
"• Muller. A t a late Jam; the Miss Fannie
Rdll
Priest,
an
*
A ithu r W illiams o f New York,
assisted by her1.®
This eminent business analyst expects Florida ul
r. nounced that Sunday evening n* and P.oslytt, Long Island,
The fundamental basis o f tho prosperity o f nny
Ult’f;
spent
i<:e cream, cakeVifc’
Ju, 0:30 o ’clock a "Daniel Service”
tim ately to have a population o f twenty-five million.
community ill o f course its agricultural wealth. A long
7 rt
the week-end here with his moth
lt Jriln nnd punch -ioi which will bc held nt which time we will er, Airs. Christopher Williams, and
Mr. Babson himself has made heavy investments in
growing season, abundance o f rainfall and other cli
' Iff/
rolui- scheme o f red arn white studv
Florida land and is developing a very considerable
matic conditions particularly favor the agriculture o f
the chr.rocterifitca
siutiv *no
cni.racieri.-uci of
m this
» ; « |5j3teP Mrg. Ed Markell, en route
tarried out. Miss Marj Btoin- great Prophet. It is earnestly de-. to j.alm Beach, where he will
Florida. Low-priced lands are still avnilnble in largo
acreage. His attitude of optimism, as to the future of
Uriin j>nd Miss Slade
P Mal- ] sired tnat every member o f the ^ find the remainder of the season.
areas, well-located. A fair amount o f money as op er
the state, freely expressed, is concurred in by hundreds
* hi
l* piano played s e v e tif j u e « s League will attend.
ating capital is nccssary, however.
of other men o f means.
1*
--------y *ft
conclusion o f the cafffrtfm M ,
H. Raines o f Chicago. III., was
! KUesU were Mrs. B. E. Tak- Joseph A. Bourget of Dctroih ani0ng the arrivals in Sanford on
The Florida Development Board, which u the State Chamber of Commerce,
;
S. A. Berner. Mrs. G. E.
Mich., arrived in the city Friday Friday.
ia a non-partiean, non-profit organization, supported by banks, business men.
Mrs. W. II. Haynes, Mrs. and w ill spend some time here at j
--------boarde of trade and chambere of commerce, ft witl furnish dependable and
, Jfhirard Mrs. Osborne Hern* the Montezuma.
| Richard B. Jew ett o f Aliami was
unprejudiced information about Florida, direct and through its affiliated mcm"D'Jiss Aranka Tukach, Misses
_______
1among the business visitors • in
benhip of local trade bodice. Address
B- Fuller, M. L. Muller, Naomi
dfk
Sam Rankin nnd party of Greens- Sanford on FritT&y.
Ruth Fellows and Alary Stoin*
Father Hennessy,
Father boro, N\ C., who are touring this
Air. and Mrs. Vail Lovell an
‘l*1- -Mr. J. Schirard, and Mr. state, stopped over in Sanford the nounce the birth o f a daughter on
week-cncL
Ttmple.
Sunday morning, Feb. 17, at the
Cotuolldated Building
Jacksonville, Florida
Fernuld-Laughton Hospital.
i Jr>!
.Ml
Tli* most compute •xhlbltlon of Flo.-ida products and resources t n r
STOP COUGHING
a 'rt.,T£!!“JSt'ESS.",,7 ,"
Rt
hDL'?z.u/ o I h^ s . , " f'v S , " nt
Trucking,General Fanning,Live StocKRafsfng,
Under Favoring Climate and Soil Conditions
Truckers of Florida produce thousands of carloads of winter-grown vegetables
for waiting markets.
These crops are alike profitable to the growers and a boon to the people of other
sections of the country.
Com in Florida may follow all winter vegetables. With the corn arc planted
such forage crops as cowpeas and velvet beans—two and three crops a year.
r
“I Believe Florida is Destined to Become the
Greatest A gricu ltu ral State in Am erica”
,
J
FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Baumels fashion re
Baumels fashion reDon’t miss Baumels
Milane, Thursday vue, Milane, Thursday
Fashion show Thurs.
8 P. M.
See B x U U tc o l
Florida Products
and Resources
•lUmplwl will bs sUctd In Madison Square Cardin. Nsw York, from
rebruarr 18th to Ztth. Admission only SO etnts.
Mors than a aeon of counties ars represented by eahlbita illuitrstinc
the wealth if prodaction within their borders. A number of commercial
and other private exhibitors also have space.
Madison Square
Garden, N ew T o r k
February IS -14
>1 ^-fl
�TOTOUOH
. FOL1T PILLS
,
fv i* u ,> b «a u o ,
A U fH A rr
O r The Aeaeclated P r t u )
CINCINNATI,
Feb. 18.—Cin*
aaaU, with its HRoyal Red Pitchw flpren.' 'is knocking at the door
[oMebairs hail of fame. On paper
would appear that the Reds havo
m atnongest pitching staff in the
tional League. The “ Royal Red
ran," ms the ataff has been callh composed of the veterans
toe, Benton, Donohue, Mays and
tey, and the recruits, May and
lY Y a / .K N O U /
*
H ig h School Aquatic
Meet W ill Be Held A t
W inter P ark April 6
n
u:
__ I
r
SEMINOLE S U N
DANCE WILL BE
Georgia - Florida A LARGE EVENT
Golf League Will
Hold Tournament
ANNUAL REGATTA
WILL BE H E L D
M L DORA MAR. 7
P H O N E 148
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could Wf M]
but after that
able, h ow tpu
I am now we
can recommi
it certainly tx
ediea, better « t
4, old. refiabia
has helped nu
of others, and
help you too.
Try CarduL
A M A Z IN G
SPECTACULAR
PR O D UC TIO N
Famous
Blende
Fourth Night
G i n R jc k e y ?
The l i n t of Iht lime — the mellow
in-.ootlinet* of e Gin Ricker • • ■.well,
that'* gone but trr Oh H en rrl Rich
butter e: e-m dipped In eoU caramel—
rolled In crltp nule, then coated with
iweet milk chocolate. That’sanothte
blend you won't fergtt.
A Fine Caruly—1Oc Everywhere
ChHetfTl It lit r*fl$Ur*4tr»4»vi»rt of tWWIIIIa**
•4«CMir 0u •
U1..Qm»
u.V
Season Tickets $3.00
" ii * h h i rr*«
E. J. Smith Co.
DISTRIBUTORS
Jacksonville, Fla.
C H A U T A U Q U A W E E K HERE, M A R C H 19
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T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R
T 7 T T H spring almost h ere thousands of families, antidW
pating the dem and that is certain to exist for F o rd Cars
and Trucks are placing their orders for immpdiafp delivery.
A d v a n c e orders calling for d elivery under the Ford W e e k ly
Purchase Plan h a ve already reached a total o f 255,758
C ars and Trucks.
T h e prospect o f securing prompt delivery is daily becom
in g more uncertain. W e cannot urge too strongly, there
fore, the necessity for placing your ordei
you are planning to drive a Ford Car this spring.
See the nearest Authorized Ford Dealer
Cupital $ 100,000.00
WE LQAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. / WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS,
t
S IX P E R C E N T P A ID O N S A V IN G S
The Officers of this Institution nre under $50,000.00 Surety Bond
F. W . PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia Ave,
-------------- ------------- Phone 231-------
G. E. M cC ALL, Manager
m
n».trr
Sales now are fa r ahead o f sales at this time last year.
COLD FACTS
That’s what the Herald
Want Ads are— cold facts—
about things that are plan
ned fur your guod. They
are plain statements that
will help you g et what you
are after in business, home
or recreation.
Read these cold facts ev
ery day and soon it will
striko you forcibly that
there is something you are
missing. Thnt. Is the help
tlie Herald Wants can a f
ford you.
Get accustomed to doing
things by tho Herald Want
Ad method nnd you w ill
find them profitable, even
in the most trivial muttern.
Turn tlie cold facts o f the
Herald Wants into gold in
your pocket.
,
To rench nil the people
effectively — leave
your
Want Ad nt The Herald o f
fice. .Rhone us to send fo r
it, or phone it to the Want
Ad Department.
'
K. El Brady, Plaintiff.
'
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~ym..
.. I
i *.
Hnnry Alifaham, I ’dward Al'rntwim,
and Albert Abraliaro, Trading •»
Alirajmm Brother* Horse and
Muir Company, Defendants.
CX 0. Bryant.' Carnlihrr.
T o : Henry
Abraham. Kdward
Abraham, and
Albert
Abraham,
Abraham. Brnthera
Trading as
Horse, and ' Mnlo Company. Mont
gomery,' Alabama, and all other
persona Interested)
•
; You,.at)d .each o f you. are hereby
purl Ifled that the above
named
p la in tiff has Instituted aqlf nsrJnrt
You In tho aboTn stated court, clatni*
•rop dSmayea In'-tho .aum nt Wdur
Hundred and tttnety-ntne (it te .M )
'Dollars, and ’ In said cause, h Writ
Sap garnishment: has hcen issued: dt’recteU to a C. Bryan, as garnish**,
•and you and each-of you.are h e re b y
Acquired, an tits tLh 'dny o f April,
U D H .to personalty be nrid appe ar
before the nbova styled; court and
’appear to the said action, othererfsa defaults w ill he entered naojnst
jyou ’had each ’o f you. ’ '
Witness my hand as Cldrk* of
'•the Hounty tlmirt o f Bcmlnolc f ’min;ty;- E'lorlda, on this 19th ■ dny of
'Jnntlhry. A. If.. I M l.
1
(HICAI.) . >
El A. DOL’ OUtKH.
Clerk County Court, Hepilfcolo
' r
County. Florhia.
WINTER PARK, Fla., Feb. 10—
The governing committee o f tho
State Interscholastic Aquatic meet
in session here last night, announc
ed Saturday that the date for th o :
coming event hnd been fixed a s ;
Saturday, April 0, 192-1. In dls- j
whan.
juaue was the leading pithchcr cussing the program o f the day,
the major leagues last year, members o f the committee w e rc (
en he won 27 and lost eight, unable to say definitely an to
tfjr won 20 *nd tost 16; Dono- whether or not nil the program
^
»»u C c o s e
a m d
l 'u t .
T g u
> »o
'k u a ,.fl and 15, and Benton 14 and would be held on Saturday.
-m e M O v e t T t o *
jy Y o v k n o w ? * * s
a
Starting in 1920 with but a few
10. Thus, this quartette won n
fo r *
o i» G R e e f i n i s
i*/OG.e o f f a u o i
tota l of 82 games, almost enough schools entering, the meet has
year, 31
t o land a pennant, and if they do grown rapidly. Last
l o n g Time A d o
1 M'OW’T A S K to w •<
as w ell during the coming season, teams entered with 2411 contestants
Yow
Ic n o w —
You
t c »\.d
y ''
jr
Yhe chances of the Reds will be and alternates. It was necessary
>6
extend
the
long
starting
and
bright.
•i I t is difficult to figure just how finish docks on the 110-yard course
the new pitchers will fit in. Carl In order to handle the meet in one
'H a y s , the Yankee castoff, took day.
A t present Rollins has the best
•part In only seven garqcs with tho
.w orld's champions last season, and swimming course in the Southland,
[although he won fiv e he runked it is claimed here. W ith its 25,
. wear tho bottom in the earned' run 50, 75, 100 nnd 110 finish lines, its
-averages. Jakic May, the Pacific 3 1-2 und 10 foot springboards, its
. coast southpaw, last seuson won 19 15, 20 nnd 25 foot high diving pintand lost 22, which was not as im- forms offsetting each other which
ssive u record ns he compiled eliminates the danger o f one con
1922, when he won 35 und lost testant diving upon unothcr in the
water, this course gives high school
•only-nine games. Sheehan has made
an ekccllcnt record in the American stuadents nnd amateurs in general
Association. Last season he won an opportunity to compete with
each other under tho best condit
31 games and lost nine.
If Pat Moran, mnnager^of the ions. The college authorities have
Here is the leap that won the
, Rede, gets from this trio a winner spared no expense in constructing world’s
ski-jumping title .for Tuland a fa ir perform er ho will be in nil excellent course.
The fnet that inquiries have been lin Thnms o f Norway. Yep— it’s nt
a position to seriously challenge
tho monopoly which the New York coming in to Hny Greene, director the Olympic Games at Chamonix.
Giaqt* have had on the Nationnl o f the meet, since the latter part
be the spectacular lighting ar nt sea, a series o f sailing races
League pennant fo r the lust threu o f December, nnd that several
rangements on the
West Palm probably will be run.
years. The threo pitchers cost teams have been trnning since high
Events o f the second day w ill
Reach shore and
Beach lights.
the Concinnuti club close to $100,- schools opened in September, gives
be power boat races with some
With
this
scene
as
a
background,
000 In cash and players, which is evidence thnt this year’s meet w ill
o f the fastest boats in the United
proof of the extent to which be larger than all previous meets.
will come the Sun Dance fireworks States competing fo r honors on
Garry Herrmann, owner o f the
display.
Ijik e Worth. These races will be
club, in w illin g to go to insure u
The street.dance this yenr will under auspices o f the American
chnippionship contender.
be more extensive than in other Power Boat Association.
/ Carl Mays, wearing the flannels
years and will be marked by cos
Pyrotechnic
Display
W ill
Bo
o f the National League, will be nn
tumes that are designed to sur
Shown nt n Cast of $5,000—
The world would be much better
uncertain quulity. lie experienced
pass any yet seen. The dance will
Elaborate
Preparations.
his first bad season in the major
extend almost the entire length if you could whistle with n pipe in
,
leagues in 1923, but Manager
o f Clematis street, from city park your mouth.
W
EST
P
A
L
M
BEACH,
Feb.
15.
Moran is gambling that his under
to the railroad. Mingling with the
hand. delivery will prove a puzzle T A L L A H A S S E E . Fin., Feb. 18.— A spectacular program awaits participants will be the remnant
“ A W O R LD H E A TE R ’’
The season o f play in the Georgia- those win* witness
the
two-day
to the hatters o f the National
"F O L E Y 'E Cough Medicine is n
Floridu Golf Lenguo, composed o f celebration here next Thursday o f the once mighty trible o f In
League fo r one season at least.
the dance is 'World Beater’ for speedy relief,”
South Georgia towns and Tallahas and Friday in connection with the dians fo r whom
see, will get under way with a Seminole Sun Dance, according to named, dressed in their own pe writes Hilton A . Lyre, 206 Evans
culiar costumes worn on festive Avenue, Evnnsviilc,
Ind.
“ Last
tournament on Washington’s birtli- preparations made
by
Frank
month I was down with a severe
dny nt Voldosta, w ith’ the six low- ilirsch, director general o f ar occasions.
In connection with the celebra cold, and getting worse, I bought n
score men from each club in the rangements for the event. A pyro
tion, the Palm Beach Yacht club- bottle o f F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D
Irugtie participating.
technic display, such ns has never
The organization, composed o f beon seen in this section, will be will hold its nnnur.l regatta, the T A R COMPOUND, and the next
plans calling fo r a series of ocean night was well nnd O. K.” I f you
Albany, Valdosta, Moultrie, Thom- shown, which it is muted, will
und
Inko racing, with sail nnd pow want a quick, reliable remedy for
asville, Quitman und Tallahassee, cost $5,000.
er boats during the day.
coughs, colds and hoarseness in
has elected Dr. W. E. Van Brunt o f
The entire body of Lake Worth
A race to the Grand Bnhamns sist upon F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D
this city as president for 192-1, and will be covered with brilliantly il
ocean
going
T A R COMPOUND. It ha.-Nall the
It. G. Mays o f Thomasvillc as vice- luminated and decorated yachts, nnd return between
president. Tho president was au houseboats, .soiling craft and hy cruisers will lie the first event, it curative qualities o f pine tar and
Tho Mount Dora Yacht Club is thorized to name a secretary-treas droplanes. Adding to these will is expected. While these boats are honey. Sold everywhere.
malting elaborate preparations fur urer from his homo elub.
Turner HvvfcvyU o f 'j'ljiim^syiye
its hnnunl regatta to be lu-ld at
that place on Mar. 7. According and Leo Burlier o f Moultrie nave
,1 CANT VOO COME IN
e u tw y tic y v n r /
loowtvmuat
to Announcements made by the been appointed to draw up a
TM <SOIKV DOWN lJ AMD SAV ’MELLo’ TD
D O JTY O O GIVE
schedule
o
f
games
fo
r
the
coinin';
committee in charge o f tho a f
I 6 oT ! a d im e !
IT )T U ’ D R U 3i t / *mEMINISTER
INCUR DIME T O ,
f a i r plans urc almost completed events, the games ;o represent as
[ I ’M COMMA 60
SfoRE AM' v J L ' BEROEyx)
and. indications urc that it will lie nearly as possible those o f last
THE M ISSIO NS ,
7 AM* Buy A ’
year when Thomasvillc won the
a great success.
SPEND M
V
6 0,7 A 6
league championship with a per
l»s o D y v M r m 1
Following is the program:
* d im e , m o m : r ^ j
v .
d m
centage o f .777. Valdosta, Moultrie,
1:30 p. m.— Sailing race.
V - . IT.
r-/
1:35 p. nt.— Water sports, which Tallahassee, Albany and Quitman
finished
in
the
order
named.
The
w ill include women and men's canoe
racing, women and men’s war canoe schedule will be passed upoq nt tho
racing, canoe tilting, swimming Washington’s birthday tournament
races, supor-skidboarti stunts anil meeting.
Bninhridge Ima Indicated that
fishermen's plug bait casting con
that city may join the legnuo this
tests.
season. Some uction may lie taken
1:40 p. m.— Kicker race.
2:30 p. m.— Ilanduap race, open in that direction during nn in
vitation tournament now being held
to all boats.
2}45 p. in.— 15-mile cluss handi there, which will ht finished Mon
day.
cap,
3:15 p. in.— 18-mile class handi
cap.
SPEED U P
YOUR
3:45 p. in.— 20-miic class handi
/•nu.
L A Z Y L IV E R
cap.
•IcOO p. in.— Express cruiser race Clem Jones Liver nnd Kidney
handicap.
Tonic Will Do II
4:15 p. in.— 25-mile class handi
cap!
4:30 p. nn— Free for all displace
ment boats.
4:45 p. m.— Free fo r all, boats
B U T 1 TWIN 14T I L
must show speed o f 20 miles per
f
\N-\NELL~B o v a socry a m ‘
hour to quulify. 7 he winning of
(
1
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0
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6
WT
this race also carries with it the
L E T TU* DRU 66S T
championship o f the :nland water
\\ O P T W A T - _
6 N E TW D IM E f
ways o f r iorida and in addition,
TOTW '
the Heim Cup will he awarded con
ditionally to the winner.
[ MISSIONS ' ) f?
Conditions relating to Heim Cup
are as follow s: The possession and
permanent retention o f this cii|i
shall be a fter winning the freefor-all fo r three years nt the regu
triii.ti rl lar regatta o f the Mt. Dora Yacht
■I w 1111
Club. There will he a cup pre
sented to the winner o f each event.
Rollins College canoes and at!iletes w ill compete in the water
sports! The above races will he
run under the rules o f the Am er
ican Bower Bout Association.
On llrnrh 1921
an.
Ffl»,
Mar. April
9.35
11.23
11.03 1
10.39
12.23
12.05
1.18
11.21
11.58
12.40
2.09
1.46
1.35
2.55
2.30
3.11
3.37
.2.27
1.20
3.15
3.50
5.01
4.02
4.20
4.48
5.01
5.42
5.33
5.43
6.26
6.21
<5.47
0.20
7.40
0.57
6.35
7.50
7.29
8.34
8.25
9.31
8.40
10.26
9.43
9.19
10.11 11.20
10.39
12.12 J1.33
11.07
1.00
11.58
12.25
1.45
1.13
12.47
2,27
1.58
1.32
3.08
2.41
2.14
2.53
3.49
3.24
4.08
3.82
4.31
5.17
4.55
4.11
5.48
6.07
4.53
(b »l
0.46
5.39
7.5r.
IL30
7.39
9.OT
7.05
8.43
10.01
9.46
8.11
.9 .1 6 MMjllWIW 10.45
John R. Gordon, Danvilk, 111.*
writes: *?I.Jtov^iulTotBd with kfdi
n«y trouble five y»*r»;Tcou!d not
sleep at night 6 d WH always tir
ed. 1 was not.strong and hard
work made my back ache. I got
soma FOLEY PILLS and after a
■few treatments 1 felt better anu
could work with more ease, be
came stronger and could sleep bet
ter.” FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys, nwke
them more active. Get a bottlo
3 r*r.
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Em lon*. The office should be
Ltlflrd immediately In case of
r u n SALE
R E A L ESTATE
F O R S A LE
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
[giinford Dally Herald
.
, TO THE H<
F IV E . A C R E Celery Farm a t d
hOJt S A L E —-DeSoto paints and
real bargain. E. F. U n e .
vanrishes at Sanford Novelty
Works, sole agenta.
154-tfc FUR SALE— 8-room house on Oak
Ave. with extra large lot. E.
BUNCH G R A P E S , tree blueberries F. Lane.
nnd blackberries— all varieties
suitable fo r home and commercial FOR SA LE — Good Orange Grove
land on small lake. E. F. l in e .
planting. Largest nurseries. Vig
orous, well rooted plants insure FOR S A L E — Apartment House.
good early profits. For full In- Good Investment. E. F. LtAie.
rormntion and illustrated catalog
FOR S A L E — At--Coronado Beach
No. 9, w rite Southern Adapted
an eight room furnished house
Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.
/
with two lots. Located on F lagler
FOR S A L E — E gry Cash Register. Ave., good Income property. Mrs.
Cost $00 when new. Will sell D. A. Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St. i
cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald FOR S A LE — House and l o t . f o r
office.
one thousand dollars. E. L. Lane.
FOR S A L E — Rhode Island eggs TW O fifty fo o t” 10ts together on
fo r setting, 16 eggs for $hU0. good desirable corner. Price $1250.
reasonable. H. B.
Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Terms very
Sanford.
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t many times what it
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last and lowest pi Ices for: the day.
I f you save only 50 cents a dpy on your shipping,
it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars
a year.
.
t
Doesn’ t matter what the prices were yesterday—
Doesn’t matter what they are going to bn tomor
row—
Whnt’s the last nnd lowest prices today— The
Herald tells you 1
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AU TO M O BILES A N D
A R E Y O U losing «m<°PPortunity
to sell your property by not using
tho Herald Want Ads. The cost
is small, the resulti great. Herald
Wants w ill work fo r you quickly.
R E P A IR S
FO UND — A coat on Celery Ave.
/ ca ll a t Herald office.
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W A N T E D — Your old furniture.
Many people In Sanford woul,d
ike to buy second hand furniture.
Advertise your spnrc pieces in the
Herald W ant Ads and sell them
quickly. Phone 148 and the want
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349. 107 Park A ve.
Phone
M IR A C L E Concrete C o,
USED CAR D E P A R T M E N T
1923 Dodge touring, almost new.
1923 Doage Panel D elivery like
new.
Dodge touring, 192!.
Dodge Roadster, 1919.
Dodge 1922 touring.
Dodge 3-4 ton truck.
One Dodge touring, 1920.
1922 Hupmobile touring.
Lexington I-ark (sp ort).
One Worm-drive Ford truck.
. Olds 8 touring, 7 passenger.
Chandler touring.
Ford touring, 1922.
Buick touring. 1919. 7 passenger.
Buick touring, 1918.
Rco Speedster Truck. 1922.
Light Ford Truck.
1917 Buick touring.
1 1-2 ton International truck.
•Ford House Car.
SANFORD M OTOR CO.
Dodge Dealers.
Phone 3.
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B U IL D IN G
M A T E R IA L
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i i i i m
i
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cement work, sldewlakt, baMIng blocks, irrigation boxes. 1. ~
HtLi
Terwillcgcr, Prop.
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Lumber and Building Material. - £8
Carter Lumbar Company
N . Laurel St. Phone 565.
House sd
H I L L LU M BER CO.
Service,
Quality
a' d P r i e * f *
Phone 135.
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C O RR U G ATE D IRON RO O FIN G , W
C O M POSITIO N R O LL RO O FIN G , •>'
S T R IP SHINGLES,
PLA STE R ,
CEM ENT,
•
N A IL S .
S A N F O R D STO VE WORKS, 321 FOR S A L E — Tw o lots on Park '
First Street. N ext door to Smith
Ave.
Facing East. Good InW A I T E D — One or two boarders
CH ASE & CO.
Brothers. W e sell, trade, and re vestment. E. F. Lane.
in private fam ily, $8 with two
SAN FO RD , FLA.,
pair all kinds o f cook stoves. I f
room $10 per week. 1102 Magno
DODGE
touring
car
in
perfect
your trouble is stove trouble, see HOUSES F O R R E N T
I wish to announce that 1 am a lia Ave.
us.
condition, dirven 8,000 miles.
PO LITIC A L
candidate fo r Clerk of the Circuit W A N T E D —-Room
with
bath, $450.00, $50.00 down and $35.00
E X P E R T Typew riter cleaning and FOR R E N T—-Garage, corner 11th
Court o f Seminole Co., suhj?ct to
Close in. One per
ner month. Address
"Business N O T a Drum"Wns Heard” at the,
A N N O U N C E M E N T S Democratic primary, June third. son.kitchenette.
repairing.
g. .Call II. S. Pond, - ant* k |m A v e - M« Schneider.
A pply Box E., Sanford Her
H2” care Sanford Herald.
phone 225 or Peoples Bank.
I
f
elected,
I
promise
the
faithful
ald.
Milane tonight.
A picture o f .
hOR R E N T— Six months or year FOR SU PE R IN TE N D E N T O F
performance o f tl(<* duties con W A N T to hear from owner having
western tife. Also Mutt & J e ft ., ,v'
FORDS
_________
.
179-tfc , — from M ay first—comfortably
PUBLIC IN STRU C TIO N
comedy. Free
tickets fo r Mrs. .,
house, six
sleeping
F L O R ID A M A R V E L blackberry furnished
farm fo r sale; give particulars
New nnd Used
I hereby announce my enndidacy nected with that oirico.
Geo. D. Hart.
W. L. MORGAN.
plants fo r sale. Dr. J. M. Adams, rooms. Inquire 318 Mag nolia A ve. for re-election to the office o f
nnd lowest price. John J. Black,
'R O AD S TE R S
Box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fla. .
Chippown Fails, Wisconsin._______
FO R SH E R IF F
TOURINGS
I-OR
R E N T — -.Furnished
apart- county superintendent o f public
FOR S A L E — Batty chicks, S. C.
_______ instruction of Seminole County, To the Voters of Seminole County: 1 R E P A IR houses, wood, tin, ce
ment 311 Park A ve.
COUPES
subject to the Democratic primary
ment. R ale (30c,
“
Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd
W. ~
E. ‘Lnntz,
I hereby announce myself a can
SEDANS
D A U G H T E R S ” to be held on June 3rd, 1924.
1210
French.
Silver Wyandotte*.- S. C. White "W A N D E R IN G
didate fo r Sheriff o f Semlnolo
TO N TRUC KS
._______
T. W. L A W T O N .
at tho Milane tonight. A pic
Leghorns, S. C. Anconas, Heavy
County subject to the action o f the
Cush or terms.
ture
that
la
different.
It
is
n
egg producing strains. Pedigreed,
, . ,
- ---- . — — Democratic primary to be held on
FOR SH ERIFF.
We Sell or trade.
FO R S H E R IF F
exhibition and utility matings. •r°r*'t,°
Free tickets for
June 3rd. I f I am elected I pledge
I
hereby
announce
m
yself
ns
n
a - . . . Write
. i " today
, . li Mrs. ________
H. H. Guthrie.
EDW ARD H IG G IN S,
.............to
. ........
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I hereby announce m yself a ennCustom' hatching.
_____
fulfill the duties ...
of this
candidate for the office o f Sheriff myself
!KIH
Authorized Ford Dealer
for. prices.
Sunnyside Hatchery, FOR R E N T— O r sale, new cottage o f Seminole County, subject to the office to the best o f my ability. . didate fur reelection to tho olfiee
i ill.'
Sanford.
__ ______________ E. E ^ n R A D \ \ _| o f sheriff o f Scmmple county subBox 18, Longwnod, Ha.
' at Ginderville,
Apply at Gin- Democratic primary June. 1921.
You ran find the name of every
[d r e s s m a k i n g
W. A. T IL L IS .
f*i p d k n p r n i i i i T
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I hereby announce my «m d i-| 3i I f elected for another term I
SAI^E
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M . , E-.S „„,1 I fu rni.h eil"cot*
D E P A R TM E N T,
this
Column each day.
toge. Inquire at Heraid.
1 FOR CLERK C IRCUIT C O U R T I dacy fo r tho office o f Clerk of the ',C(iKC to fu|flU the dutios f h
I Pennington, French Ave nnd High ' TO:
.DAME E. G. TOL’ C H A ltl), 1
‘
I
hereby
announce
that
I
am
a
!
Circuit
Court,
Seminole
County,
otrice
in
the
same
efficient
manner
Maxwell Touring
St.
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rFHKNCH DRESSMAKER.
Haul K ii ty ihi.I
KUwnni W. candidate for the office o f C le r k ■Florida, subject to the decision of! that I have conduetod it in «)<<•
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the
Democratic
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PORTED H A N D E M B K O ID -, FOR S A L E - -Pepper plants. J. C.
past,
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ED LINGERIE. DRESSES A N D
Kllswotth, Beardall Ave. Phone l>y. throuah o r iiinli'r thorn, ami all County, subject to the action o f t h o : held on June 3rd, A. !>., 1924. !|
Hudson Touring
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STS.
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Scripps-Booth Touring
Studebaker, Packard, Chevrolet
FOR PR O SE C U TIN G A T T O R N E Y
You. anti each o f you. w ill plrnao
office.
H. H. C H A P P E L L .
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Oakland Touring
1
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V A N C E E tjOUGLASS.
INTEL— Ohe second-hand Ford
daisey plants.^ PhoneJ145-J.
zens o f Seminole County that I am
tue o f that ce rta in m o r tg a g e tired,
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"lister or touring car,- good S A U S A G E — fo r snle, pure pork,
Sales Department
FOR T A X COLLECTOR
n candidate for the nomination t:»
hiarlnir d a te the l i s t ttrfy o f No- FOR COUNTY PR O SEC U TIN G
Jitiun. W ill pay cash. T. R.
ATTO RNEY.
1 f beg to announce myself a can bo Prosecuting Attorney for the
dried mid smoked, 35 cents per temher. A. P „ 1 1 > u n < f recitrili-il in
Snn Juan Garage
■ter, Valdez Hotel. _
lb. postpaid, cash. Minimum ship Chattel M o r t g a g e lloolt 1, I ’agt, CHI,
1 wish to announce that I shall didate fo r the office of Tux Col County Court o f Seminole County,
lector of Seminole Countv. subject subject to tjie action o f the Demo
ment, 3, lbs.
,,,
. Hams „ cured ami " f the current
luthlle reennls e f be a candidate for the office o f
[ANTED TO R E N T smoked
-ID cents per ih. delivered, Seminole County, ciorhla. mnrte. n - County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- to the decision of the Democratic cratic Prim ary, June 3rd, 1924. I
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*>y the mild ect to the endorsement
o f tho Primary to be held June 3rd. 1924- will be gratefu l for ycur vote ami
ANTED t i huy business In Snn- $1.25 cash, balance C. O. D. Sat- V
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the nomination.
lemocratio voters at the June 3rd,
|onl or will rent vacant store. isfnetion gunriintetKi. Mrs. Enoch to The Itenlty Ciuuiemy, n I'orpi’rii- )<
FOR T A X ASSESSOR.
___ E R N E S T F. HOUSEHOLDER. >
tloti of l-'hirlda. Its "iieeeamir" and primary.
Tite particulars. L. D. W right, Sawyer, Tifton, Georgia.
nsslnns. which «•'»lit morttmae w e «
GEORGE C. H ER R IN G .
I wish to announce that I nni a
1W. Church St., Orlando, Fla.__
FOR C O U N TY JUDGED
tn-wlt. the KHh day o f tiecemS P E C IA L NOTICES on.
candidate fo r re-election to thu
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyen
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Subject, o f course, to the action
her. A. I*.. Itil^. duly nmlgned in
'HELP W A N T E D
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the Hank o f Ureenvllle, a Florida
I hereby announce ntysclf as a office nf Tax Assessor of Semi o f the Democratic Prim ary to be
Cards nf Sanford's Reputable
117 Park Avenue— Phone MS f 4
corporntloti and wlileh said tnortamte candidate for the office o f County
ty|nolc County, subject to the dccis-j held June 3rd, I will bo u candidate
jfNTED^Help of nil kinds by
was Klv«-n In secure l aymt nt o f Hi
t.t ion of the Democratic Primary to fur the office of Countv Judge of
Professional
.Men, each
of
UNDERWOOD
lliinilm l <
I'rlnciiml mini of Hewn MiitiJr<%.
,JU(I,,k u „ Seminole County, subject
any business houses. I f you
Seminole County. I si,oil be gratethe Democratic primnry, June H, |be held June 3rd. 1924.
T Y P E W R IT E R S FOR RENT
nml
gfVfiity (.f 77n.oit) Dollar*, w ith to the
whom, in his chosen profession
. without a position, ndvertiso
( ’i,
inlernxt iih tlMTfln provldtd nnd i 1924.
I pledge faithful service
cc!
•_
_ A . VAU G H AN .
f u| fo
f,irr the nomination nnd elec-1
i>l«tc.
,
the Herald recommends to the
[ the classified page of The High class Underwood Typewriters up'in which indyliiit<liii"t* llicrtv I* -nould
you nominate me.
(F O R MEMDEIt SCHOOL BOARD, tion, and i f elected I assure the j
how dun and m vlna tn
Ihn *hld
lid. It will cost you only a
/
for rent to reliable parties.
J. G. SH A RO N .
I hereby announce myself n can- citizenship o f Seminole n fair and! people.
Hank of Urnnnvllln
lint *mn o f
ents nnd you will rcnch thoutlnvnn l l u n d n d
KV Iity-n lrm and
Sanford Novelty
FOR COUNTY JUD G E
• i didate fo r re-election to the office faithful administration o f the ufm -io o <47sa.ni) Dtdi.tr*.
Iiuhid lna
' Untierwood Typewriter Co.
.. „dale
1 hereby announce my candidacy !,f htantber o f the board of public mirs o f the office.
firlnnliiul
nnd
intnrnit
In
tlo>
<TKD— A t the Altamonte IIo- 15 H. Alain Stree*
Orlande. Fla. j hereof ami In ttlirMiaiict,
......
of the Tor the office of County Judge instruction,
representing school
SC H E L L E M A IN E S .
W* orks
Altamonte Springs, Fla., n
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f"«»*»..SruN^nf Vhjvhht In 0f SemihUlO Count)', subject to th o ' district No. 1. uf-SemumkX uantyv— .— ------ EXHt-SURttyFF,--------------gftsiut^m
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Lloyd C. Bebout
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nbenrntld. Only ; whitof' heh>
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" f the voters at the Demo- f l‘ bjeet
th« Democratic nrimary To the Voters o f Seminole County:
Traffic Manager
ioyed. Please write or see us.
owm*r t>f s'i’d ra*fuayiv will 1 cratic primary Jun >
|t() he held on June 3rd, 1924.
I hereby announce my candidncy
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
ROOM S FOR R E N T nnd
E. Hates & S o n . _________
■iiTcr for sal., and sell by nnd|
JOHN G. LE O N A R D Y . I __________ FR E D T. W ILLIAM S.
for the office o f Sheriff o f Send419 First National Bnnk Bldg.,
hronvli
ll*
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In-wit.
W.
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Sanford, Florida.
^XTED— I am at leisure at 2
General Shop and Mill Work
FOIt T A X COLLECTOR
nok- County, subject to the voters'
lluMlwIck, ,lr., Hu* |ii-r*on who will FCHTCOUNTY- C O M M ISS IO N E It1
, M.
Want
clerical
work, A R E Y O U — Looking for a good rtinducl said *i!>\ to tlx* hluhcst
I hereby announce my candidacy i l wish tn announce that I am n " r.|h^ Democratic I rimnry to he
Specializing Loss nnd Dumagc
room. I f you don’t find one list id.ldiT far cnxh. on tlo> .*tli day of for County Commissioner for tins candidate fo r re-election to the ofring preferred.
Apply
Box
Contractor and Builder
June Jrd, 1924. I f elected I*
Freight— Express Claims
March, A. I>. lu ll. Iidwrcn the Fifth District comprising Chuluo- fkt« of County Tax Collector of promise four years o f Law Ened in this column, insert a small hour*
Herald.
•
of 11:00 (.'click A. M. nnd 2
want nd and you will receive the
in a business manner by
517 Commercial Street
[H SALE— Floor sounding ma- best listings in the city._________ o'clock I*. M., nt tlio front door 6( tn, Geneva and Osceola, subject to Seminole County, subject to the jorccinent
tin* Seminole .County Court House the petion of tho Democratic \pri- i nction o f the Democratic primary th'' help o f the proper subordi
hine, practically new with all
ct Sanford, Florida, the follnwlntr mary June 3.
nates o- assistants and earnestly
\
i to bo held in June.
^chntents. Apply P. O. Box 203. ROOM and board, $8.01). 102 First ties* rilled live stock, now located
George A. DeCottes
rniicit tile su p p et o f all law en
C. A. RAULF.RSON.
j
JNO. D. JINKINS.
In Seminole County, Florida, d*St.
forcement
voters,
oil
June
3rd.
MiTKD— Man
and wife
as
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Attorney-nt-Lnw
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MCrllled In Kltld HlortKagB (l.l«(l atlll
Jhauffcur;
wife utility and I'OR R E N T — One furnished room K|V„ „ to secure the payment of the
’
L. A L L E N .
Over Seminole County
close
in,
private
home.
203
E
ast1
mortuaite
Indebtedness
evidenced
Wilson Welding & Radiator
Jewife. North in summer ami Third St.
thereby. tnr;vlt:
Hank
Ith in winter. Apply Dr. J. H.
one lirlmlte cow, known an Chero
Works
Sanford, ----------- Florida
FOR R E N T — Two nicely furnish kee No. fi:
p , Enterprise, Fla.
Purchaseis of Lands
One light brown cow, t a aged In,
ed housekeeping rooms, $20.00
left ear. ''Cherokee No. 2fi."
" I t it’s Metal we can weld It**
per month.’
312 or 314 East 5th
In Florida A re Urged
One Mark cow with white belly,
S t.____ _______ ______ ______ _______ tagged In left ear. "Cherokee No.
SAN FO RD , F LO R ID A
lSY
j
To Investigate Fully
FOR R E N T — Nice light house J5One
lenuut
colored
and
white
Schelle
Maines
SETTLEMENT
keeping
rooms.
1020 Union spotted cow. t a g g e d In l eft ear.
T A L L A H A S S E E , Fin., Feb. It)—
Ave.
_•________ •_ "Cherokee No. It";
W E CALL
One red and
white
cow with
The problem of filling
LAW YER
'I be buyer ttf Inmis tthoultl ~ take
FOR
R E N T — Furnished rooms. white switch, togged In left car.
A
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needs is easily settled on
every niuans within his roach to
"Cherokee No. Tfi";
j
402 Oak Ave.
— Court House
One dark brow n cotv with a white'
the principle of reciprocity,
tfuai'ii
against
an
unwise
pt*chase
Flowers
For All Occasions
H A TTE R Y W ANTS
FOR R E N T — 3 room furnished i «pot on right leg next to belly, tairfor what one has to sell the
and unbusinesslike terms o f sale,
Members
Florists
Telegraph De
grd
In
left
ear.
"Cherokee
No.
7fi";
apartment first floor, 209 E. 5th
other wants to buy.
advises the United States depart
One llaht brlntlle cow. tauted In
livery
Association
St.
left ear. ‘‘Cherokee No. !Hi";
Battery repairs in every de ment o f agrieulture in Information
This is the great princi
one red and white cow. tagged
814 M yrtle Ave. Rhone 2G0-W
FOR R E N T — Two nicely furnish
tail, including new plates, re received hero, yh e era o f good
In
left
ear,
•'Cherokee
No.
97":
ple underlying Herald Want
ed rooms. 313 W. 2nd St. Phone
Elton
J
Moughton
free
land
has
passetl
and
pros
One tan colored row with black
filling. repairs to container, pective purchase: s or cheap raw
Ails and it has worked for
431.
point* .tagged tn leti ear. "Chero
years with such great suc
A R C H ITE C T
etc.
We call for and deliver land must buy usually from privato
kee
No
HO":
FOR RENT—A four room un- one butt headed light tan cow
cess that this form o f ad
all batteries, and render a owners the department says, in First National Hank Bldg.
. furnished apartment, close in. H. with hrindle face and two *ttt» In
|Sanford Machine Co.
vertising has come to be
T. Paco, SOI West First S t . _____ r‘ lit ear end f u g c d In left ear,
complete service.
We rent suggesting that purehnsers o f un- Sunford, ----------- Florida
very populnr.
"Cherokee No. 1I7” :
developed lands to lie made Into
FOR R E N T — Two room huuset , . u r r : i l lltir h litr nml ll o l l . r
you a good battery while farms should look before they
Opt- tan colored cow with white
W o rh n
kceping apartment. 719 Oak Ave. spot* and * wit eh, # tagged iti left
The needs of one are sup
yours is undergoing repairs.
leap.
v
ear. "Cherokee No. 142” ;
JIOTICK."
plied by the needs of another.
O
l
l
m
l
r r lirlndlua
progeny.
off» aying too much for the land or
Notice i* hi-rciiy given that K. A. together with It*
Hpring and Increase. The proceed*
Fnrncll,
o
f
Seminole
County,
F
lor
W.
A.
HOBBS,
M.
I).
saddling the farm with a debt that
I'hour U3
Sanford, Fla.
This process simply is the
ida. tradlmc u* Oviedo Mercantile of such *nle shall ho applied In the
the earnings can never pay off is
Specialist
getting o f the buyer anti
Co., ha* made ,twi ii**tirntrtent <-f alt r o,,„*ifi - peinper to-wlt: First, to
one o f the main contributing fac
o f hi* real arid |ier*oital iirnperty. the payment of the cost* and exseller together nnd Herald
Urology, Syphilology, Fern*to
a w ii ii «■ n .ctVch*orf,» tltlnetmo . mf mfw
except Hitch li* I* exempt hv
hy llaw
tors o f failure, it is pointed out.
Want Ads do that to per
and Skin and Blood Diseases.
" ’ereof Inclndlms ntloriu.y'8
from foreeil Hale, to pi*', f o r I ...........
I'ldl Ur IDS.
-I'h u n r -19H
I here is danger in contracting to
fection, Try them and see.
heaellt of all of hi* creditor*, and fees, and then t » the pa> tnent of
Office 3UI First Nat'l Hank Bldg.
make a cash payment out of p ro -,
all creditor* . f tin hi Id K. A F a r-lin e
obligation
secured
hy such
nell. are hereby retiulred. wlthlnj mortgage. Including
.'"V h *
Q U IC K SERVICE
portion to the nmount o f cash c a p -1
To reach all the people
hlxtv day*. If such creditor* r- h|ele*t. and the Imlalice. If any. to tin
effectively — leave
your
itnl reserved
for improvements
In till* Stat«. or If licj arid the 11mn**r of
such
mortgaged
live
T R A N S F E R
anti operating expenses, and to!
Want Atl at The Herald o f
It* of
till*1 State.
within
four (dock, iti Jiccordance
w.th: Hie
months, to aidimlt to mo
sworn Statute <f the State cl
"
The
Marcel
Shop
make partial payments larger than
fice. Phone us to send for
l.nt^d and Long l l l i l n u n llnulHtatcmen'* of their claim* again*!' such rase made and prov ided.
tho earning capacity o f the faint
sl( *(((((( ((.tl((g,
W n tlu g .
I'n c la l*
it or phone It to the Want
Ing. t l u r u i *
*ald iiHMli-nor
Hated at Sanford, l lor'da.
this
VluKlru.'I
iht
.
V
lo
lr
l
lin
y
scu
lp
can support. Experience in farm
Ad Department.
Haled this, lirxt day of February. IStli dnv ®f
, *72tV
T
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r
ti
I
men
I
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A It 1*1*1
I I ANK Oh Cltlil'.NV ll.I.I'..
ing is advisable ho'ore the pur
IT 1 11.1. It'S
A l '. U t T l t K N T S
It r, ‘O UT'!.
Hy W. M. Hi Mil wick. Jr.. '
chaser invests his savings in un un
’HONE 148
Afs'gnce fur henefit of creditors of,
A* It* duly authorised Agent.*
Sialtr Nm 8
T rt. 3 IM V
tried vcntuie, the department says, j
K. A. FameII.
2.1S-21-325-31
[
* f TO ADVKWTISF.IIX.
| i Herald’ representative thor" Jhly familiar with rates, rules
<4 H n“s IMention, will give you
■plrte Information.
And if
t wl«h. they will Assist you In
nlliu; your w a n t ad to make
| gore effective.
• JMI'OIIT.TAT N O T irn . _
I Advertisers should k I vo their
%tr( or postofflce address ns
L|| as thetr phono numlier. If
M ihslro results. About ono
Idcr out of a thousand has n
Gfnli.mr, nnd the others can't
Iwmuulcnte with
>ou unless
|,j know your address.
I AH dlscontlauaaee Mt:HT be
lusile la person at The Srtnllsril llernld efflee or by lef- •
■tor.
Telephone
ill»f on 11n]s>rr« are aol valid,
toarteous. Prompt. Efficient
Her vice.
DIRECTOR!
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SANEPRD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924
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WAGE RENEWAL
CoMinltloeO
Coal Conference
_
____ Yoar Contract
la Wage. Scale Compromise.
o f M arion Star
Enrinser Craig B U t n Tkat All la
In Roadiatofl to £egia Work
Wken' Contract* A rt Lot.
DAUGHERTY
N O TRESK l
COOLIDGE
DeMaada far the Resigaatiasi o f the Attorney General
Causing Much Excitement
Among Officials.
■R. Grata; ogorlal eonsaltemplo;
ing'cHgineer employed
by the City
Commission, arrived In 8anford
Tuesday fom a short business tr
and While Bare staged that aver,
thing ia in readiness for rushing
the work on the water works aa
soon as the (tentract* art let on
Mar.,' 10. Accoadiag’. to Hr. Craig
the. complete plana and speciflca-<
tlons of the entire system arc flow
rendy.tq deliver to cOntrartor* and
may be secured cither from him at
his office in Jacksonville or from
City- Manager W . B . William*.
Already, over 75 inquiries have
been received ashing fo r opportun
ity to-bid on some part o f the work,
aniif M £ Craig. Mapy seta o f
Ur T t» AeeeelalM' 1*m m .
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19—
Demand fo r the resignation of
Dangharty aaddenly has be*
com# one o f toe most sente of
all the qnestiena growing oat
the oil acandal and there were
indications today that
important developments could
be expected shortly. Pro*
testa against Hia eontiauance
In office have come to Coolidge
from sovoral now source* and
wore befere tho |ProoMcnt
when the Cabinet Met today.
White Roese o ff Ida la also
declared tkat tho cabinet had
not dJotaaood tho paoolblo re
tirement o f tho attorney genoraL.
It was added that
Daugherty h ad'not submitted
hia resignation.
*
COUNTY BOOTH
ATTRACTS MANY
ON FIRST D A Y
Charge That Bfalkn MJi
B E T S s t ft ? "
ed Only by the
President’s Cabinet
Telegram From R.. W. Pearmon
- Staten That Be mi note’s Booth
Is Great Hit—-Mayor
Lake Arrives.
ar
A fter aa Rleveatli He
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 1 9 - A
by Preeideat Urgiag Agr
According to a telegram received
newel o f tho present bituminous
Tuesday morning from R. W . Pear- - Between laaurgrnta mad
m inora-wage acalo fo r a term of
Group on the Income Tax Rate
unanlthre* years, jras
was approved
app
man, the Seminole county booth at
S c W a le .
moosl y by sub-committee of miner*
tracted the attention o f vast crowds
,1
and- operators of the Central Com(Mr The Z M w U tfS y w — l
which passed through the exposl*
U tto field here into Monday. It
A
fter
conoiderabto
debote
.n r TW Am w W H Ptmi.
tion st Msdison Square Garden on
a compromise of the miners de
boose agreed to begia voting
WASHINGTON, Jfeb: l i , mand for a four-year contract and
the opening day, Monday.
at 3:30 p. m. Tuesday on the
Tie msmBera o f CooHdge’s
the operators offer o f a renewal
Frear aad Garner
The alligator which Mr. PearRoy D. Mooro (left) and Louis H. Brush, present owners o f the
cabinet deela rod at tor Udsy’s
f o r the customary one year. Tues will-be rather spirited.
meats.
man secured from residents of
Marion
(0
.)
Star,
told
the
Senate
investigating
committee
o
f
details
aeeting that tko aiatter ot tho
That
the
specifications
are
com*
day the report will be considered
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.— Re Osceola and shipped to the exposi
[ ail lease d b ck o n p a kad not
/ :
by the miners policy committee, plots pi every detail ia assured oy of sale of the newspaper by the late President Harding. They defend newed demands fo r the resignation tion, ia also coming in for ita snare
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.— A n -1
ed
the
purchase
and
said
not
a
cent
o
f
the
money
was
obtained
from
been dlarnaaod at tko aoaaion.
and then referred for approval, to the fact'that * lull set cover* ap
o f Attorney General Daugherty are of interest and publicity according drew W. Mellon, socretar
ary o f tlw
Daugherty M t the Mooting
the entire joint conference of min proximately 90 typewriter P«B«*. the oil interests.
receiving
serious consideration to Mr. Pearman. /til New York treasury, and Thomas W. Miller.
I raring ke kad no atateMent to
ora •and operators. Adjournment These specifications -are divided
among official* high in the admin papers are giving a lot of publicity alien .property
opcrtjr
cusujuuin,
custodian. both*
uoui
I'aake “ at, this time."
j w ill come. It Is believed about 5 •into fjwts co|ering the different
Utration.
lie
to *h*»
»»r
heading departments o f the Rfc*
, o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
parts'of the wqrite The plans call
The attorney general himeelf is
•K half-pagd cut hf th l Bembftty ublican administration,
WASHINGTON, IX C , Feb.
Victory for Miner*
for bids to be received on tho fol
not now inclined to leave tho boon
ionday
c i H i in a battle over the bdoue
l»—Elfoota to raa down the
The agreement was counted ns n lowing divisions o f tho work: pipe
cabinet unless he is requested to y«K»
/.hat was overshadowed only by.
latent and on# of tko noat
victory for tho miners, and their fittings, hydrants, v rived, valve
do
so .directly by
President » « r r W T™
the fast-flying reports o f change*
|lUrtliag reports of tko oil
international president, John L. boxe«r etc.; 1,000,000 gallon con
Coolidge.
to *ar. reuriimu. k ilia plKklU U n
in President Coolidge’s cabinet. acandal w e n made by the Sen
Lewis. There is hardly any doubt crete reservoir, pumps^ engine»,
Tho attitude o f the President appear in this paper Immediately
At loggerheads with Mr. Mellon
' ate coemritton. Harry Payne
but that tho policy committee and boilers and pumping equipment;
has not yet
been
.
------ made entirely upon its arrival.
over the question o f compensation,
Whitney.- financier and officials
'
Sanford
Rotarians
were
given
(d
r
The
Aunrlalra
P
r
r
u
)
the full join t conference will give wells .and well
clear.
It
was
incicated
tonight
pumps;
power
Mayor Lake with Mrs. Lake and Mr. Miller started the argument
|af J. P. Bsnkard and Com panr,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19— Senn- life saving instructions at their that some development might fol
prompt approval. Signatured of house building and a 200,000-gallon
daughter,
Serita, arrived in New Sunday night, find when a truce ‘
.New York ctock brokerage
Tuosday when Capt. low tomorrow’s cabinet meeting.
the 32. miners and 32 operators of steel tank ,on a 109 fo o t tower.
tor Greene of Vermont, suffered a luncheon
York
Monday.
With his arrival was called tonight, tho air had
Arm, had been naked to Meet
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and western
New Pressura on Coolidge
In ordc^ to make allowance fo r serious relapse after an operation David J. Yates, southern division,
final nlans were mado for the All- been filled with statements; Presi
with tko committee bkt ware
American
Red
Cross,
made
an
in
Pennsylvania will then be affixed tho acquis■ition o f any
During the past 24 hours in Fiori da products’
_ _part o f tho
.
.. dent Coolidge had received from
dinner..................
to bo held
■Ot on Mahff Wkee the aeaalon
to the contract. It will bo effective equipment now la ua« by,the South late Monday night, hia condition teresting address on tho work of creasing pressure has been brought at the Commodore Hotel on Thurs both parties to the controversy out- .
began beftiad claood doer*.
A pril 1, after it has been formally ern Utilities Company, the plana being regarded as very critical. the Red Cross society.
to bear to convince Mr. Coolidge
lines o f their cases, Representative
After the session had been in
Captain Yates said that last that he should entirely clear his day. Mayor-Lake is to bo toast Rainey, Dem., Illinois, had brought
subjected to a referendum vote and spcciflcatidna have bevn w rit Only a few minutes earlier physi
master at this dinner.
progress for nearly am hour
ofthe half a million member* of ten so that this may be. handled cians had declared hb« chances of year there were M.000 deaths from administration o f those who have
Much publicity is being given it up in the house ana Senator Bar* ™
aicmhen o f tho Bonkard Arm
preventable accid en t; 20,000 suf come under attack in tho oil in
the United Mine Workers of Amer without any difficulty and without
the
dinner by the papers, said Mr. rison, Dem., Mississippi, had for
recovery
favorable.
arrived but Whitney had not
focations including (1,000 drown- quiry. It has been pointed out to
ica, both bituminous und anthra the contractor running any unnec
Pearman.
Governor Al. E. Smith, mally demanded a congressional
been located.
He apparently hnd come through fog s; and 172,000 persons maimed him that with Secretary Denby out,
cite.
Acting Mnyor Edward Rtegelman investigation.
essary'risk in losing money on the
Iff
_ _
for
iife.
Ho
spoke
o
f
instruction
Nothing will be changed by the
many o f tho cricits o f tho discred
the operation successfully when he
An elevenths hour appeal by the
! WASHINGTON, Fab. 10-H ints renewal. Wages, conditions and contract, said Mr. Craig,
given the Boy Scout organization ited Fall leasing policies may cen o f New York, Biwren Collier and Whito House to the House Repub*
Another thing, Mr. Craig ponted suffered a hemorrhage of the bruin. us well ns the Hiren.en nnd police ter their attacks on Mr. Daugh other notable* will be present at
t an entirely new and startling dc- all else except the term of years,
The operation was the second to men in the large cities of the coun erty and that a resolution already the dinner, it in said, and indica lican insurgent leaders urging_an
‘ pmentin tho oil acandal stirred remains as it haa been since the out, was that provisions have been
tuan Be*
With tho assistance af pending In the senate will give op tions arc that this novel publicity agreement with organization
t capital Monday and were com- atrike of tho “ day men," and tho made so that no delay will be caus which the senator had submitted, try.
stunt will be a great success.
publicans on the Mellon income
ed
in
the
awarding
o
f
the
contracts
Deputy
Scout
Commissioner
Had
ideated to President Coolidge. fifty per cent increase in their
portunity for a comprehensive as
tho first being performed Saturday,
While no figures on the number tax rate schedule failed to break
dock, he gave n snappy demonstra sault on tho whole record o f tho
|A start at running down the w ages by the coal commiaslon In and beginning tho wortc. On Mar.
that saw the exposition on Mon the deadlock between the groups.
after
he
had
been
shot*in
the
head
tion o f the various carries used in present department o f justice.
_ which haa amazed senator* 1910. They struck because the com 10, tho contracts will' be awarded
day were available Tuesday, Flor As income rates in th* revenue bill
Ono o f those who have become ida exhibitors expressed themselves were taken up in the House, Re! officials will bo made Tuesday mission’s previous 17 per cent in and on the same day the bonds will by a stray bullet during n fight be transporting injured persons and
be
sold.
Tho
money
from
the
showed
the
Rote*
the
best
methods
tween revenuo officers nnd sus
moat active in pressing for the at as being highly pleased with the pnubllcan leaders admitted tb*
a conference between the sen- crease to “ tonnage men" or the
committee and Harry Payno coa l diggers, did not affect them. bonds will be available within 10 pected bootleggers. Fragments of of breaking the hold of a drowning torney general's resignation is Sen number that vieweu the exhibits. vote would bs close with Demo
ator Borah o f Idaho, representing a There were 19 counties from this crats united for the Garner, Demo
“ It is a great thing for tho in days, it is snid. Provisions in thn none were removed from the brain person.
ney, New York financier, and
The club decided not to put on n wing
of the Republican sennte state represented together with a cratic, plan and with the insur
‘ o f J ; P. Benkard and Com- dustry,’’ the majority o f operators spccifkntjpns call fo r the signing in the first operation und other
ny. a New^York stock brokerage declared. “ Some of us believe that of tho contract Within 10 days a f fragments were removed font right' model luncheon at the district con strength that •has not heretofore large display put on by the Floridu gents still holding out against the
the next contract may be signed ter awarding same and work to be physicians saying that infection ference, nnd Rotarinn DoBoso rend Joined with the LaFolletto group Citrus Exchange.
treasury rates and threatening to
an article o f tho principle* of in most o f its assaults on the ad
Children Free Feb. 22
vote with Democrats if their com
Senator
Wheeler,
Democrat, f o r aix years, with less throuhle gin 10 days after that. This makes threatened.
Rotary.
It
wns
decided
to
hold
ministration. Last night nt the
Tho hemorrhage wn3 quickly
During Friday, Waahington’s promise were not accepted.
intana, who has introduced a res- than we have had in agreeing on it practically assured that work
will begin not later than Apr. 1.
checked, however, nnd attending next week's meeting Tuesday night White House Senator Borah con birthday, school children of the city What Miller Quoted os Saying
tion calling for an investigation this for three."
surgeons then said that although nt 7 o ’clock, when new members fronted both the President and Mr. will be admitted fret* of charge
Mr.
Craig
stated
that
at
this
President
John
L.
Lewis
of
the
Colonel Miller was quoted as
Attorney General Daugherty
time he is very busy because in the condition of the patient was will ride the goat. Dr. W. J. Car- Daugherty with a demand that the from 10 in the morning until 10 at having suid in New York that he
I the department of justice, will minors, refused to make any state
enter
suggested
that
a
program
latter step out o f the cabinet be
ment, declaring he would not pre addition to the local project he has critical, some ho;>o for his recov
invited to attend the conference, sume the action of his policy come urranged at an early date to cause tho country had lost con night Perhaps by that time Osce had been informed by a “ high
the contract for rebuilding o f the ery was indicated.
ola, the alligator mascot of the ex treasury official’’ that the treasury /,
discuss the peaco plans o f the fidence in him.
" i n be behind closed doors., m lttce Operator* also'refused to waterworks system o f St. Augus
position
will havo sufficiently had juggled figures as to the cost
nation.
tor Wheeler’ was one o f those. make any / ormn|comment until the tine. This work, which is much
Wheeler Leads Democratic Attack warmed himself by the special of a soidicra’ bonus in such a way
.
Raymond
L.
Allen
Is
requested that Mr. Whitney! contract\ , n,Bned.
On the Democratic side the at* gas stove bought for him that ho as to try to defeat it. Today, he
more extensive than tho Sanford
the brokers be summoned.
Far Reaching Action
project, has already been started, Candidate For Office W . E. Longfellow Is tack has been led b / Senator will be able to receive the guests. added to that statement a long list
[Later it was Isarned 'that the
Wheeler, Dem., Montana, who has
Effect o f today’s action here Mr. Craig declared, and will bo un
any rate the usual carload of of what ho termed to be discrepan
nmittee had undertaken to run w ill be far reaching. 'Besides se dcr way for several months.
Of Sheriff o f County U n a b le» T o Visit In told his colleagues that he is p re- At
fruit will be distributed.
cies in treasury estimates and took
vn the story p t heavy specula- curing the miners o f the four
pared to present information o f an
Mr. Craig will be in the city un
to say the former service
j
Songwriters
Invited
Sanford With Scouts entirely new and sensational char Invitations have been given to occasion
en by high government o:
ficiala states of the central competitive til Wednesday when he will go to
offic
Raymond L. Allen of this city
men were becoming “ wrought up"
stock of Sindiar Oil Company field from any reduction in wages
acter
if
the
proposed
inquiry
Into
will be a candidate for the office
day for all singers o f populnr songs over the situation, which should be
.
fore and after Sindiar Interests in the'next three years, it sets a Mount Dora on business.
Because of the serious illness of the administration o f Attorney nbout fruit or fruit trees or fruit settled. Later, however, he said' jj
of sheriff of Seminole county, ac
sed Teapot Dome.
is followed groves to attend the shew and sco he had made no charges that Sec
standard fo r all other contracts to
cording to an announcement which his w ife which called him back to General Daugherty
|Coolidge regards business gen- be signed by union miners in out
New York, Commodire W. E. Long through. Hit declarations have been perhaps for tho firat time, some o f retary Mellon had “ juggled fig
appears elsewhere in this issue.
dly ns in a healthy condition lyin g districts. They will now de
•
Allen is the junior member fellow , director o f tty; life saving carried indirectly to the President. tho delights they have been recom ures."
i
believes tho American people mand renewal of their contracts
Mr. Daugherty has repeatedly mending. An exception is made in
of
the
L. Allen Seed Company of division of -the Boy Scouts of
What I did say," Mr. Miller do<nj The Aaaoelalrd Prraa)
America,
was
unabie
to
visit
the
feel safely that thy groat bulk
declined
to
talk
about
details
of
(Continued on page 8)
clarcd in a letter to Mr. Mellon,
Edwin Denby resigned as sec Sanford and has 'made Sanford Sanford Scout troops today. In o f the criticism leveled nt him, but the case of bananas.
the country’s business is car“ was that I had been mformed that
retary of the navy and his res his home for the past eight years stead David J. Yates will be with lie is understood to take the posi
led on without suggestion of
with tho exception of two years
an official of the treasury depart
ignation
was
accepted:
Assistant
Thirteen
Are
Burned
pone doing.
the local troops.
,
tion that the effort to drive him Pensacola Delegation ment had verified my statements
while in the army overseas.
Secretary
Roosevelt
sufU
he
would
Discuss New Information.
Mr. Yates, who arrived in the out o f office is a subject which
Through his connection with the
end figures which were sent you
Before the subpoenas were ia- T o Death in Tenement not resign.
city early this morning, was a could well be taken up for discus May Visit Sanford In earlier in the day." These figures
Owen J. Roberts was confirmed Allen Seed Company, Mr. Allen guest* at the Rotary Club at its
sion by the cabinet. White House March, It Is Reported were those contained in Mr. Mil
lnst night, Senator Wheeler F ire Incendiary Origin by the senate ns special oil coun has made many friends through
Senator Walsh, Democrat,
out the county who have repeated luncheon at noon. He gave a short officials declined tonight to discuss
ler's remarks abou: variations in
sel.
talk and demonstration on first aid. a report that it would be discussed
Ifontuna, chief prosecutor in the
(S r T l» A h m Ii i *4 Pr»M*
The question of Attorney Gen ly urged him to make the race,
A letter has been received by treasury estimates.
At
4
o
’clock
Mr.
Yates,
accom
at
the
regular
Tuesday
cabinet
1 inquiry, conferred with Wilton
NEW YORK, Feb. 19—Thirteen eral Daugherty's possible retire he declnred, and after considering
Demands Name
the Sanford Chamber o f Commerce
panied by the Scouts and Scout meeting.
Lambert, counsel for Edward B.
Beforo Mr. Miller's last letter to
from J. B. Morrow, Industrial com
live* were snuffed out in a few ment was again brought forward. tho matter carefully, has decided master M. C. Haddock, left for
Heretofore the attack on the at
cLean, publisher of the WashingAttorney General
Daugherty to throw his hat in the race.
missioner o f the Pansacola Cham him had been received, .Secretary
Although he has never held Silver Lake, where he entertained torney general has been directed ber o f Commerce in which ho states Mellon, who had appeared' to be
Fost, who has just returned minutes in a firo believed to be of submitted to the senato details of
them
with
a
lecture
on
life
saving.
along
two
lines.
One
contention
of
which uarly wnr fraud activities o f the depart public office, Mr. Allen’s friends
om Palm Beach, Fla., in response incendiary origin
that Mayor J. Harvey Bo^lesa o f disturbed by accounts of the prop
nre confident that he would make Along with his talk, Mr. Yates gave hia critic* ha* been that regardless that city in company with
» committee summons. It was Tuesday swept from the basement ment o f justice.
th about erty custodian’s speech In New
a demonstration o f the different
General debate was completed n good sheriff by reason o f his mcthorls of live Having. He leaves o f tho actual facts as to his record, 60 other prominent business men, York, had sent to him a letter de
sted that some of the new fo to the roof o f a five story tene
the
cumulative
effect
of
a
long
rmation reaching the committee m ent in tho heart of New York’s in the house on the tax bill with strong belief in upholding.and en tonight for Palatka where he goes series o f developments has been to will make a tour o f Florida within manding to know the name o f the
out n compromise being effected forcing the law. Mr. Allen stated
abort time and deaire to pay San “ high treasury official” quoted, and
discussed.
'
discredit him in the opinion o f the a
low er East Side. Seven of the between the Republican organiza Monday that if elected, he would to fiU an engagement.
declaring that >tho charge was
ford
a call.
fter this conference Chairman dead are children. The blaze flar
public. The other argument used
tion and the insurgent members of perform the duties of the office
In hia letter, Air. Morrow asks false. He also remarked that
FIGHT
IN
SOFIA.
m oot, o f the oil committee, met ed up the stair case fanned by a the party.
against
him
has
been
that
although
to the best of his ability add
have had within the past week an ,
he was not a. party to the oil leases if the local organization could example o f a man o f public prom- ’
dth Senators Walsh and Wheeler d ra ft from the 'tenements iipen
(H» Tfc« Akmi, la(*4 l"rraa)
America’s war debt policy re would perform, them without any
make
arrangements
for
tho
party
discuss the new. turn of events fron t door blocking escape of eight mained unchanged after a meet teservations or* restrictions what
SO F IA , Feb. 19— Fight betwene and has said he never was asked for a short stay herp, probably incnce who made statements in I)
od later Atleo Pomercne, a special fam ilies who occupied the building. ing of the debt funding commis soever. He declared that his tho notice and a band of alleged for an opinion regarding them, he for a day. He also stated that a speech without verification o f theit
deputies would be men o f ability anachists led by a woman Monday occupied the position of chief law most complete itinerary is being accuracy," and such cusos shouhl .
evernment counsel in the oil F ou r men were arrested as they sion.
res, was called In. It was agreed ran from the burning entrance,
The supreme court denied a and men who would at all times night resulted in the death of five officer o f the government at a arranged and that many member* be promptly dealt with. In reply
time when his colleagues in the
the information should be laid ono named Louis Choenfleld believ motion of the First National Bank carry out his orders for the full persons nnd tho wounding of sev
of the Pensacola party, who are to this, Mr. Miller merely said hu
cabinet were concluding agree
enforcement
of
the
law.
eral
others.
of
St.
Louis
to
reopen
the
branch
ed
by
police
to
be
mentally
de
planning to make the trip are very noted "your ref are nee to the *tat tv a
«forc the- president and Chairman
ments now recognized by congress
bank case.
desirous
of seeing Sanford and mentn made by n man of public
‘ "root and Mr. Pomerena went to ranged.
as without authority In law.
prominence within the past week,
The
supreme
court
held
that
Later
Choenfleld
and
others
were
Seminole
county.
White House for that purpose.
New Factors?
released by the police, convinced railroads could not compel tho in
Ho assured Mr. Pearman that and it just happens that a refer
Oween J. Roberts, of Philadelphia,
Ill
Whether
new
faetor*
have
terstate commerce commission to
any co-operation given would be ence wan made to my >office In that
phone nomination as an associate they had no connection with tho
entered into the latest phase o f tho deeply appreciated. Just what the same gentleman* remarks."
.
furnish revaluation data in ad
Are.
Mr. Popierene in the oil cases
situation is not revealed, nor are
vance of formal hearings.
“ Replying specifically to your
local organization will do in rethe senators opopsing him willing
confirmed yesterday by the
Secretary Hughes wrote Rcp^
ranis to entertaining the visitors, letter, ’ Mr. Miller sold, “ please he
Reached resentative
at the present stage to produce
stc, (58 to 8, ia expected to con- A greem ent
Fish, Republican, New
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, wagon stopped beside some creek." publicly the charges they sny they s nut known but will probably be advised that the quotation o f my
with the president today and
remarks o f yesterday contain inac
York, that he did not believe it Feb. 19.—The essay written by
Finance
Committee was
“ Tho religious
ligioi life of a commun will make If he remains In the cab taken up at the luncheon on Friday curacies, und even to the extent o f
<n will begin his study of tho
feasible at the present time Miss Addie M. Muller, u student of
ity is a broad term; it includes inet and undergoes the ordeal o f a o f this week.
quoting, as u part o f my remarks,
to call an international conferenco the Sanfunl High school, has been
>le situation with Mr. PomcrI nr The AwofUlrH I’ rmF
more than church attendance and public investigation as proposed
PARIS, Feb. 10— Expert com- to consider further limitation o f placed second among those sub prayer meetings,” whole Miss Mul in the pending resolution intro Oklahoma City A gain the remarks o f other speakers who
naval and land armaments.
were present. I did not state that
First Step Taken.
mitted by 160,000 high school
mitteen\en examining *Gcrmany’s
Secretary Mellon and Thomas pujdls throughout t!ie country on ler. “ It covers every spiritual duced by Senator Wheeler.
n high official of your deportment
>e first step in the long battle
In
Ku
Klux
Klan
Row
phase
o
f
living,
and
all
intercourse
Mr. Daugherty has told his
hnd told me anything."
recovery o f tho oil reserves resources have reached a general W. Miller, alien 'property cus “ Tho Influence of Highways Upon that lifts to a higher piano. Dur friends in and out o f congress that
Says Referred to Senator
nichh Albert B. Fall leased to the agreement on thefr report to the todian, exchanged statements re Religious Life,” it ;s shown by a ing the last few years immense he does not fear the result o f such
O l r r » * A u i t r l i l t S P rra a )
garding reported charges of jugHe added that he referred to a
OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 19.—
'teny and Sinclair interests will reparations commission, according giing o f treasury figures against copy o f the American Review of changes directly traceable to the an investigation; has pointed out
Reviews received here. Miss Mul more general construction o f good that as a matter o f fact he. himself An informal utatement declaring conversation with a “ prominent"
Petitions for temporary injunc- to information from nuthoritatlve the bonus.
United States senator, whose namo
ler’s
esay won first place in tho
'is to prohibit further extraction quarters. They have decided, it is
requested that tho inquiry bo held he had not received any official an will be revealed to you with his
Tho battleships Arkansas, W y contest in Florida, conducted 'by roads.”
A 10-mile trip in the days o f the after demands for his retirement nouncement that the Klan planned
oil from the reserved, located in stated, that instead o f the formid oming, Florida and Utah were or
the Extension Division of the Uni long sandhills and slippery clay had been made in the senate; anti to state a parade in full regalia permission, or not if he object* to
dered to remain o f f Culcbra until versity of Florida.
bfornia and Wyoming.
able loan to be placed on interna the conditions of their boilers
slopes were equal to one o f 60 has insisted that hia record both as Friday night “ contrary to the spirit my so doing."
The decision to summon Mr.
In his curlier statement, which
Three
other
essays
from
those
miles today, she continued, but regards tho oil scandal and all o f the law,” but that if a parade
itney and the brokerage firm of- tional market as previously Bug- could be determined.
submitted in the contest were “ newspapers stimulated interest," other matters connected with his is held, tho Klunsmen “ will meet he did not retract, Mr. Miller went
*!» for a conference with the gestted to mortgage approximately
printed in the magazine, that by and “ curiosity did its share." Then administration is absolutely clear. the governor faco to fuco marching over various treaaury estimates on
mittee during ita 10-day re- ten billion gold marks on the rail Subway Builder Dying Alias Dorothy Louise Roberts of “ with the arrival o f automobiles,
in the opposite direction," was is the cost o f a bonus. H e mentioned
Harlan, Ky., who won first prize— good roads became a necessity, and
from public hearings was w ay system and otker sources of
here Tuesday by Governor that President Harding had vetoed
n compensation measure because
S t . Petersburg a four years scholarship with ail a lasting change took place, re W om an's Club Plans sued
Trapp.
hod at the Sunday conference revenue shall form the basis of a I n
he believed thu country was faring
expenses paid at the university .of sulting in irood straignt roads, pas
Senator Walsh who left Wash- plan for the payment o f interest
The
governor
did
not
amplify
Road
Beautification
a
deficit o f $(io0.000,Q00.
Dr Th«« Aaaorlntnl Prraa)
her
choice;
and
the
third,
Marjorie
reference to marching in the op
sable in all seasons."
on last night for a bripf rest
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 1 9 - Mntthcws, and the fourth by Ben
"Y e t," he added, "in the same
It took perseverance and hard
** South, was said to be in en- to the Allies. '
TAM PA, F jb. 19.— The Tamp* posite direction. N. C. Jewett, fiscal year the government paid
William
Flinn,
State
Senator
from
Thompson,
the
addresses
o
f
the
grand
dragon
o
f
Oklahoma
Klan,
work,
but
“
with
better
communi
■ccord with thia plan,
Woman's Club has called a meeting
DOCK WORKERS STRIKE
cation it was eusier to practice the for Mar. 12 at which definite plana Declared the parade would be held |C13,000,000' o f the government
Penpsylvania, constructor of the latter two not being given.
xtensive examination of books
debt, and still the treasury ended
Miss
Muller
lives
at
Osteen,
deeper principles o f Christianity, will be made for road beautifica aa announced.
New York subway and who is now
bo qecessary before the new
II* The AaaixUatrd 1‘ rraa.
the fiscal year, lOSS-"^, with a
Fla., but -attends high school at love and kindliness.”
tion in Hollsborough county. Civic
LONDON, Feb. 19.—The second building the Hudson tube there is Sanford. She describes 'conditions
° f inquiry can be opened up
balance to its credit o f 8370,00^
Miss Muller not only has won an and business organizations o f the
000,
showing a discrepancy in these
Public, but some of those who day o f the clock workers strike dying at local hotel. The report in an Oklahoma community, "the enviable honor fo r herself in sub
M ARKETS
city are expected to be represented.
figures o f $1,000,000,000 within the ■
ve knowledge of the whole story brought no alleviation in the gen which came from his room where region once called No Alan’s Lai*d,’’ mitting such an excellent essay, One o f the first things to be done
apace o f a few months."
(Dr Tke A uM laltS Prr—>
come to tj,a committee eral tie up o f the docks through he is being constantly attended by where “ the development o f good according to opinion here, but also by the organization, it ia stated,
Mr. Mellon’k letter to Mr.
out great Britain with consequent
roads and of all religious activity has reflected much credit on the will be to ask the city for land
CH ICAG O -W heat. May 19.3-4
there arc more avenues than inconvenience to commerce and in- physicians stated he could not live have been inseparably connected,
aupplcmpented a statement hs
state o f Florida, and especially where a nursery fo r tress
to 19 7-8; July 19 6-8 to 19 3-4. made last night in which he snk
(Cnntfoucd on page 8)
duatry and to the general public. through the day.
ever since the first dusty covered- upon the Sanford High school.
plants may bs starved.
Corn, ay 79 3-8 to 79 1 - 2 , ______
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Relapse Follow ing L ife Saving Ways
a Second Operation B y Captain Yates
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Sanford High School G irl Gets Added
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C IT Y N E W S P A R A G R A P H S
DENBY RESIGNS
Boy Scout Troops
H old First Track
M eet o f the Y ear
T
(Continued from page 1)
Whcreas( we believe a debt of
everlasting gratitude
is owed
them by tho people o f the United
States, und that the meusure now
pending in Congress and known as
the Bonus Bill is only u reasonble and just recognition o f our
debt past due und for a long time
owing, and
•
Whereas, we regret tha delay on
the part o f our Government in no(
sooner compensating, in a meas
ure, our ex-servicu men for their
heavy losses incurred while serv
ing their country in the time of
our country’s peril, and
Whereas, the provisions o f tho
Bonus Bill have been approved by
an overwhelming vote o f both
tho Senate and Congress o f the
United States, and
Whereas, we believe that the
Bonus Bill should be passed with
out further delay. Now Therefore,
Be It Resolved: That we are
heartily in favor of the enactment
into law o f tho Bonus Bill.
Be It Further Resolved: That to
instruct our Congressmen nnd
United States Senators to vote for
and use their utmost efforts to
secure the passage of tho Bonus
Bill.
Be It Further Resolved: That
copies of this resolution be mailed
to our Senators and Congressman,
and u copy published in the San
ford Herald. Passed by the unani
mous vote o f the people of Semi
note County, Florida, in public
meeting assembled on Feb. IG, 1921.
ILAN
w r.
With
MAUGUBIUTE I)E LA MOTTE, NOAH BEERY, MAR
JORIE DAW . WILLIAM V.
MONG
A timely story o f present day.
Girls—A First National.
Picture.
Comedy: Stan Laurell in "Post
age Due.”
Prices: 10 and 25 rents.
Wednesday: Warner Bros. Lucretia Lombard.
Seats at R. C. Bowers" Air
Fashion Show Thursday with
the Photo Play "Six Days."
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A Limited Number of Lots
THREE AT - NINE AT - SIX AT
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&r©:
$800.00
Paved Streets are Ordered by
City Commission
THIS IS TflE REAL PLACE TO LIVE-W E FURNISH FREE 5 TO 7
ORANGE TREES WITH EACH LOT
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'"Wandering Daughters’"
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY, FEB. 18 AN D 19
THEATRE.
James Young’s production of
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MASS MEETING
Chicago teamsters are striking.
When teamsters fall out chauf
feurs get more than their due.
»v
10 to 15% down, according to valuation o f lots. 810.00 ncr m onth.'(M ftafter
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107 S. Park Ave.
s*' -
'Ac V
Or Phone 349
INSIDE W A T E R , LIGHTS A N D GAS A R E A
SANFORD POLICE
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TERMS V E R Y REASONABLE.
(Continued from page 1)
House Adopts Walsh Reaolutlon
Before the sonato met, the house
without discussion or a record vote,
adopted the Walsh resolution di
r*. W ftk of Fch. 18 to 23, 1924.
recting that proceedings be insti
"J. - Monday
tuted for the recovery of sections
' The regular meeting of the I. O.
1G and 3G within the confines of
.6 , F. will bo held nt 8 P. M. In Ma
At a joint meeting of troops No. naval reserve No. 1 in California
2, 3 and 4, Sanford Boy Scouts Fri now operated by the Standard Oil
sonic hall.
Tuesday
day night, eight boys took the Company o f California under a
' 'Regular meeting o f the City Scout oath. The oath was ad grant from th* state. .
These were the only concrete de
-fia h n in g Commiiaion will be held ministered by Deputy Scout Com velopments Saturday in the oil
'A t 7:30 at City Hall.
missioner M. C. Haddock and mnttcr. The oil committee is in
- Subscription fur the benefit Holy Scoutmaster Harry Dnrrow gave, recess until Feb. 25 and Chairman
‘£roas Church pew fund at 8 P. M. to them the Boy Scout hnd clasp. Lenrott said no subpoenaes for ad
ditional witnesses would bo issued
'a t homo of Mrs. S. O. Chase.
Asst. Scoutmaster Churlea Booth in the meantime. Government aud
. *2 Weekly luncheon o f Kiwanls welcomed these Tenderfect in the itors will continue their work on
Club at 12:15 nt Valdes olitel.
the books o f stock brokerage firms
Scout family.
in an effort to determine whether
■ Regular mooting Knights of CoThose taking the oath were: government officials traded in oil
.'lim bu s at H P. M. K. o f C. hall.
Jnck Hull, Gordon Wudo, Robert stocks about the time of or subse
' , Regular mooting of Masonic Glenn. ‘ Vernon Westfall nnd Sam Iquent to the Fall oil leases.
lodge No. G2 at 8 P. M. Masunic Beswick, Troop 2; Cecil Westfall, I There was a sharp controversy
Tsoop 3; Joe Mulpus and Hurry in the senate both in open and exe
gH all.
cutive session over the proposition
Regular meeting o f Col. Thou. Urquhurt, Troop I.
After the Tenderfoot investiture as to whether the nominations of
.Roosevelt Aux. U. S. 'W. V. at
3:30 at ,home o f Mrs. R. A. To.-- service the boys retired to the special counsel should bo consider
playground of Troop 3 where the ed in open executive session, but
•heune.
first field meet of the year was once that issue had been settled,
Wednesday
held. The following is the score tho debate proceeded with little of
the fervor tn if usually characteriz
ed senate discussion.
Coolldge Assailed By Both Sides
President Coolldge was assailed
from both the Republican and
. Weekly luncheon o f Association
lr ° 01' 3*.
,
of Business Women at 12:00 at L u -: t. M‘
««"* wns *!hown by Democratic sides o f the chamber
the hoys and the occasion was for his failure to consult before
Beth Cafeteria.
hand with Senator Wulsh regard
Regular meeilng of-Eastern S ta r,mUch “ 'joyed by the visitors.
ing the counsvl he selected and
at 8 P. M. at Masonic hall.
AT THFX M il.AND
there were suggestions that he al
- vi Informal roception o f N. A. U. S. |
so should have conferred with Sen
r, W. V. at 8 I*. M. at home of Mrs.
“ Allen," queried Director James ators LuFollette of Wisconsin,
W. B. Bnllrad, Altamonte, Fla. '
Young while custing for his pro leader o f the Republican insurg
Friday
duction of "Wandering Daugh ents nnd Kendrick, Democrat, W y
' Weekly luncheon o f Chamber of ters," the First National picture
mCommerce nt 12:15 nt Valdez Ho playing at the Milano theatre to oming, pioneers in the oil inves
tigation.
f
. tel.
day, "wliut would you think o f u
In the course o f this discussion
Regular meeting o f Rebckuhs at man who tried to get n girl whom
intimate details of the manner o f
h I . M. at Masonic Hall.
he knows hus never hnd any as
Alumni banquet o f Senior C. E., sociation with men, and who docs the selections of both Mr. Pomerono and Mr. Roberts were given to
w8 P. M., at Presbyterian Church.
not know her own mind on the sub_ PcUowing Dates Hooked Ahead , , f mulrin,OI,v to ,.iOD,. wil». the senate by Senators Walsh,
r Feb. 2Gth, Stetson Yearly Opera. {J J ,? ,1
10 ««»Pt w‘ l,» Pepper, Republican, Pennsylvania,
who proposed Mr. Roberts, unu
fl& V jS T S S
uuapkta , ,0 ,y i "W ell sir." answered Alien For- Curtis uf Kansas, the ussistant Re
^ Cross ^tlan s Hub._________rest( “ chances nro that if such u
publican leader.
man was to try to get a sister o f
Practically the only objection
T.
r " ‘ „ nu ,lf mine to elope with him and 1 knew raised to Me. Pomerene was that
' ^ J htMn!r,i„dqN«Vi?,n»i
that 11 WI" ,n’t thc I,urest klnd o f he lacked experience and ability to
anil
*, ni^hM,OVe thnt ProlnPt«l bin; to muke hamllo the cases at issue. Alt sen•
7.
a
n
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uch n pr°P0S« l I'd Kive him a sators attested to his honesty and
IhTslTi
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bun,p
n0M
wouldn’t
for integrity, his eourage and fidelity,
™ " in the company is or^ jin
y the
thi„k
he h«
wns
„ prt!tty
while a number of senators, Re
Td“ *d to be present and to be on j PSpjsa|,|e „()rt 0f n fellow.’
publicans as well as Democrats,
..tim e.
“ Fine," replied Director Young, contended that he had ample abil
then you enn piny just
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"then
Just such u man ity and the necessary expcrinccu to
^T ax C on gresses
T o
when we begin shooting ‘ Wander- handle tho cases.
n . U T «M ] i f o n v p j x j
'ing Daughters.’ Your screen name
m H e r l e l C ! m a n y A l l i e s will
Austin Trull and the more
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detestable you make the characters
*** WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.— Am- the better your su.-cess will be."
; crican bankers in theleague anSo, of such stuff was the young
- nounced Monday that “ tax c o n -1mule vamp o f Mr. Young's picture
(Continued fron» page 1)
•egresses" meetings be held in vari- developed.
and costs; S. E. Barrett, defacing
* ous cities to give the tux payers j
------------------- — ------public property $1 and costs; Noil
^jan opportunity o f expressing their j
MOVES OFFICE
Howell, reckless driving, |5 bund
‘ views on the pending revenue legW. J. Thigpen, who for some entreated;
Eddie Jackson, va
> Illation.
Jacksonville,
Pin., is, time hns had his office located in grancy, 10 days on citya tsreets;
among the cities listed for m e e t-; the Garner-Woodruff building on David Tyler, rarvying concealed
jngs after which the general con-1 First Street, has moved to thu weapon f |35 and «<osts; H. T.
' gross will be held in Washington Iiiumley-Puluson ouilding where cGoduian, speeding, $5 bond es
and the results be presented to tho |he will b edpen for business Tue «- treated.
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(day.
THIS W EEK IN
SANFORD
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T H E S A N F O R D D A IL Y H ERALD , TUESDAY, F E B R U A R Y IP, 1M .
[K PREPARED
GIRLS’ CLUBS
LTURE OF FAIR
UtNESVILLE, Fla.. Feb. 19.—
-BY BLOSSER |
Opening River Bridge
WKTSA M fTEC
:vinu VtJO FELLAS?
.VWHATCHA ABSUtfi'
L!
ABOUT?
•MEBBE YOU
kM OW -wnv a jn t
YEA CALLED SOUE
CfTUEC LETTEP UkE
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'TOYIN' T FIND
our S ometh in ’
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The very best Battery is an
5 5 2 5 B B b m k k e p o tm e n
FORT MYERS, Feb. 19, (Spec
ial)—The great Tnmlnml Trnil
Mntdi-Graa stngcd for the night of
EX1DE
Wednesday, March 12, 11924, nt
Fort Myers, celebrating the open
ing of thfc last frontier of the Na
tion, is assuming, such monster W e re-charge and repair all
makes o f Batteries
proportions as to warrant the be
lief thnt it will be the greatest
spectacle of the type ever shown
in Florida.
R A Y BROTHERS
Over n majbrity of the leading
cities along the route o f the West
-Sanford
Coast highwny from High Springs Phono G-1&to Miami have entered floats repre
senting their respective communi
ties.
'
High Springs, coming 280 miles
to participate was the first entry
with a float from an outside city.
Prof. Fred Phillips, chairman of
[ the Mardi-Gros committee says
"It has been decided to invite every
i citv in the state to take ^mrt in
! this great spectacle.
Suitable
prizes will he awarded to the floats
■host tynifying the spirit o f the
Mardi Gras.”
'Iho Mardi Gras parade will
, form at 7:110 o'clock, P. M,, Mar.
*'I have had trouble with
12. on the north side o f the new
an inactive liver," wrote
bridge across the Calnosahatchec
Mrs. S. Nichols, of 4412
river, four miles distant from the
Spencer St., Houston, ITex.
heart of the city of Fort Myers
"When I would gel consti
and with its carnival of four hours
pated, I would feel a light,
o f fun. will pnss over the bridge,
through Fast Fort Myers and the
dizzy feeling In my head, m* i»0|S0n th e c u t ^ r m s b e fo r e th e y c u t y o u r profits. W e carry
rity of Fort Myers, along the en
To get up In the morning £ I
( h e ‘‘m a k in g s ”
tire line of which it will hold sway
with a lightness in the head
until the midnight hour.
Bran-Molasses-Paris Green-Cotton
and a trembly feeling is often
handiwork o f Florida’s homo
hoiMtrntion club Kiri* is among
Imany interesting exhibits from«
state bcinK shown at the nil\W f 7 v
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Fair ut Madison Square
Jen, New York, this week,
\ .
s. Nellie W . Taylor, in charga
lie home demonstration work in
H\V. ' t
county, reports thnt “ we
Iced and shipped nine boxes”
lie of beautiful products for the
i
“ of which everybody around
/&&.*
is mighty proud."
Y
flth the report o f Mrs. Taylor
, ; ;i.V
i another from Mrs. Mury S.
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uf Hillsborough county that
Wi
rf f/ik
four home demonstration
milk
Dth nt the fair was a complete
,ccess in every way. .The electric
dlk-drinking doll worked out well
should be in every euunty
DW. Requests
for clubs were
nt the fuir; tile first one 1
WUY AINT
COULD JES a f
ill organize will be the new
rr
*e‘
b
e
WELL BE ’Q ’
totdian colony, which is so nnxiX OR.
to learn to be Floridians."
CC\|J OR
Icvcrnl schools in Duval county,
s o m e t h in ’
E
'C O U LD M T
.arts Miss Elise Lafittc, are
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faring the stntj health poster
Y book let contest. Nearly every
F»cr In the county has given
Hd co-operation in tenching
children to keep the daily
[te|lth rules, writes Miss Lnfitte.
Prom Suwanee county comes the
art by Miss Josephine Nimnm
,r
kt girls of the Hawkins Club
a sign that the stomach is out
making attractive rugs out of
SANFORD FEED
of order. For this I took
tinysacks and are dyeing them to
bureau, showing that the prices
,
AND
i<tcn their bed-room sets,
have more than doubled during the ■
Thedford’s Black-Draught,
ghe Wrights school, in Okaloosa
last six months, nnd "prices may
and without a doubt can say
SUPPLY CO.
Dgnty, according to Miss Bertha
he taken to indicate rnrgoly the e x
I have never found its equal
iU t t U s r -J
Phone 539
Jno. W. Sneed
‘ ■nry, has combined money it hnr,
tent « f the use of drugs," it is
•'/ / r
in any liver medicine, (have
Iviously won nt a county contest
stated.
"Six
months
ago,
an
ounce
Myrtle
Ave.
«nd
tth St.
*S •.
'"jfaA
used it a long time, when
L that raised locally and witli
•bottle would have cost 825 to $110.
"YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
labor, and made such imNow it costs between $60 and $70."
food does not seem to set
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ARE NOT SATISFIED.”
brtvements that it was recently
well, or the stomach is a
jnfarded the “ standard rural school
** A WORLD HEATER"
i
present property line. Buildings I
DIU'G T R A F F IC LOW
little
sour."
rendered
(luring
the
evening
by
C.
ftifiente,” the only school to win
"FOLEY'E Cough Medicine is n
erected
on
this
street
lost
year
be-1
TAMPA,
Feb.
|9.—Traffic
in
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W. Williams of Eustis.
honor in this county.
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not as flourishing
in ‘World Heater' for speedy relief,”
Those interested in motor boat tween Kentucky and Missouri' drugs
And you can be aimed of winter ei4*
rovisions of i Tampa ns the people have believed, V r^,s ^til ton A. Lyre. 200 Evans i
If
it
isn't
racing will have opportunity to Avenues confirmed to provi
by
hilpind cut thehaw’ ^riin ration*
venue,, Evansville,
Ind.
"L ast j g
fstis Now M aking see some fast' boats perform on the new ordinance, and other; according to figures made public month
with
the rwit amount of a hath ••
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was
down
with
n
severe
Eustis during the afternoon. structures put up in the future j by the local United States narcotic
cold, anTl getting worse, l bought n i
protein feed like
v
Ians for W ashington Lake
Many entries have been received will be required to meet the new
bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY A N D
conditions.
nnd
some
keen
competition
is
looktirthday (Celebration ed for. Motr boat races will be
TAR COMPOUND, and the next
it isn't
night was well and 0 . K." If you 1
programmed including front the SECURED RELIEF THROUGH
want
n
quick,
reliable
remedy
for
Final arrangements have been 10 mile to the 10 mile class. These
FOLEY PILLS
That's what the Herald
coughs, colds and hoarseness in- i
Completed for the great Washing* races will go over a course of one
John It. Gordon, Danville, 111.,
Want Ads nre^—cold fncts—
sist upon FOLEY'S HONEY AND
an's birthday celebration at Eus- mile just opposite the E. L. Fer- writes: “ I have suffered with kid
about things that are plan TAR COMPOUND. It has all the ,
Ncvcr before has there been rnn Park where there is ample ney trouble five years; could not
tiler Metikizie
ned for your good. They curative qualities of pine tar und
uch interest manifested by the room for several thousand onlook sleep at night and was always tir
are plain statements that honey. Sold everywhere.
nerchants-towards having a mon ers.
EXM
ed. I was not* strong and hard
will help you get what you
ster affair on lids day. All comwork
made
my
back
ache.
I
got
AGENTS FOR SW IFT & CO. RED STEER FERTILIZERS
Governor Hardee "ill render the
are
after
in
business,
home
littees have done
remarkable dedicatory address for the Earnest some FOLEY PILLS nnd after n
or recreation.
rork.
Westbrook Post of the American few treatments 1 felt better and
Read these cold facts ev
The headliner will be the Lake Legion, when Memorial Library could work with more case, be
(!oml Advice to P roperty ^ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s n n s a iB B K ia n B n a H a a a a H n B s u a n B K S iia x a B B a n a iiH s a iiH a a B a a a v iiH M iB H flB iia g
ery day and soon it will
bounty Flo.'al .parade |n which will tie dedicated to the hoys that came stronger and could sleep bet
strike
you
forcibly
that
^lose to 100 beautifully decorated fell in the late war.
Owners
ter.” FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic
there is something you are
»rs and floats will participate repThe younger set of Eustis have stimulant for tho kidneys, make
missing. That is the help
esinting all sections of this coun their hearts trained on winning them more active. Get a buttle,
Let me toll you sir that the
the Herald Wants can a f
ty. Many v.Ill remember the Itornl the prize offered to the automo
I
Sun
Proof Paint
made by the
ford you.
trade Inst year which drew hun- bile making the most noise during
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government' formula and is The
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Ircds of people from all sections the torchlight procession to in* held
Get accustomed to doing
Paint that resists the clinmt-j o f
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Uf Central Florida, when the com in the evening. This character of
things by the Herald Want the South.
Don't waste your
3<
petition was so close, tlmt it prov events was held several years ago
Ad method nnd you will
nu-uqy on poor paint, consult the ■
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ed very ditTicult tor the judges to and proved very amusing, and was
jind them profitable, even
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paint man, H. A. Halverson, w h ojS
iij the most trivial matters. has had a life long experience in »
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an important asset in providing a
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Turn the cold facts o f th6 the paint business. Y’ ou will not 51
Invitations have been issued by feature thnt appeals to young peo
Herald Wants into gold iti go wrong.
fJen. and Mrs. W. M. Igou for a ple.
your pocket.
ception at the club house o f the
TO WIDEN STREETS
To reach all the people
»ko County Country Club in hon
LAKELAND. Feb. 19.—The city
effectively — leave
your
B
or of the visit o f Gov. and .Mrs. commission lias ti *;en the fir<t
Want Ad nt The Herald o f
Is sold by
2
steps
toward
the
widening
of
busi
fice. Phono us to send for
”ary A. Hardee. This will lie a
ness streets in Lakelinul by adop
it, or phono it to the Want
rilllant event and take place on tion o f a city ordinance setting the
T H E M A T TH E W S PRESS
Ad Department.
^Thursday evening. A fine orches building line on Lemon Street be
Corner It. It. Avo. and Commer
Across from express office.
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Iowa Avenue nnd Lake
tra has been secured for this occa tween
cial St.
sio n , and vocal numbers will be Hnuluh five feet back from the
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QUICK SERVICE
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Phone 417-L2.
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Lace iiinains
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Million Boxes Oranges and
Healtlf and HajRpiness of t\@ Nation
REDUCED-STARTING 11A.M . SATURDAY
Increasing production gives a supply sufficient to afford Florida oranges and
grapefruit for every family at every meal.
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Fruit growing in Florida is highly profitable when
intelligently and scientifically carried on. A wellmanaged citrus grove is one o f the beat-paying invest
ment! in the horticultural field, considered in a ' year
in and year out" basis. Other fruits thnt succeed in
Florida afford handsome returns on money and labor.
The Florida Development Hoard, which ii the State Chamber o f Commerce,
is a iwn-varluan, non-profit organization, supported by banks, buaineta men,
board* of trade and rhmnbera o f commerce. It will furnuih dependable ami
unprr/udiced information <Hiuut Florida, direct ami throut/lt its affiliated memberthip of local trade bodies. Address
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AT $1.89 THE PAIR
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Lovely ruffled white curtains of fine . vivle."
The heins are double stitched—no ravelling
there. Prettily ruffled, here are just six dozen
curtains that you’ ll want to choose from at
once.
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Finest quality Marquisette Curtains— white
and full 2 I-1 yards long. Fast lied dots on
line nnd sheer mercerized yarn. Edge-, in
double interlocked hemstitching. They u ’.unlly ^ ell for about one-third mare.
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A L L II O'CLOCK SATURDAY
T he sale starts at II o'clock Saturday
-—the lime being later than usual in o r
der that our out c f town customers may
lie present with the first.
I hey v ill be on display from Thursday
mam— or inspection only. No sales he
lm e ! I o’clock ns we wish.to let you take
ad vantage o f this offer.
I* s too big a sale for you to miss,
fourth floor— 11 o’clock Saturday!
D ic k so n -Iv e s C o
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ORLANDO, FLORIDA.
J a c k s o n v ille , F lo r id a
T il. rmut roouijetn . thiUtlon ct Fl.trMs rrcdusJs ait.', mo'i-ecu »v.r
will Iw ■la*nl in Madu<m Ktjuare C-rd.-» K»* Vjfk. fruio
1‘ t'Lruary lUth to 2 Uli.
W HY IT IS:
These Curtains were especially ordered
to till out in the January White Sales.
They didn't arrive in time to get into
tha^ ante— but they were bought on a
special ourchasc in a quantity lot— so
jve’rc oji'erjng them to you nt a large retlttc'i'.n off the regular price.
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WORTH NOTINQ:
F L O R ID A D E V E L O P M E N T B O A R D
Sec Exhibits oS
Florida Products
and Resources
Scrim Curtains thafre just .the thing for
summer drape i or lor use where a large r.umher of curt tins are aeeJrJ. Wh’ tc, daintily
ruffled—just H dozen of these'to lie sold at a
price for jour saving.
AT $2.19 THE PAIR
—B. C . FORBES
C o n s o lid a t e d B u ild in g
DATA ON THIS SALE
A dnuMe crus.; barred .Marquwelte Curtain—
full 2 I-1 yards in length—There curtains are
ideal f< r ilie berlrnnm—giving that dainty. Lrcv
truth that you want there. They are worth
much more than this price.
“ Florida Mas t h e Goods
and Can D e l i v e r Ttosan”
Tho truth nf this assertion by Mr. Forbes, n noted
Investigator and investment authority, is demonstrated
by Florida contributions to the nation's needs through
general farm crops, deciduous fruits and vegetables,
and natural resources like lumber, rosin and turpentine,
phosphate und scu foods, in addition to fruits.
AT «8c THE PAIR
AT $1.59 THE PAIR
Florida oranges are superior because o f the greater juice content— the food and
health .values o f citrus fruits are in the juice, and weight is an indication o f juiciness.
Other tropical and semi-tropical fruits are
produced in large volume by Floridn growers.
Among these, leading places are held by avocndocs, blackberries, dewberries, grapes, gua
vas, figs, Japanese persimmons and plums,
mangoes, pineapples and papayas.
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For More Beautiful Homes \
Twenty million boxes o f Florida citrus fruits this season will convey joy to the
people of other sections.
The juices of orange:: nnd grapefruit grown
in Florida are rich in the tonic vitaminea, which
aid digestion of other foods, contain liberal
amounts o f body-regulating mineral salts and
have abundant quantities of predigested nat
ural fruit sugar,
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A ilinkaioii unijr GO c«hU .
Worn than u arure of rountlea aru rtprrauaM **:
th«> wealth of prt*!ucU<ra within their bor4rvs A n n | f
ar.4 other i»rival«i caUIMtovs a^o Fata
w*W'. •L+j
vT CRBB
I 0 r " t o r5 0 ^ “ :1nlt,:re S° ll; ',£r' ri" !! F m ,,,u r e nn'1 i!u « s “ l reduclicns of
Madison Square
C arden, N ew Y ork
A Foresight Sale o f Knit Underwear— prices less than one-half f„rm „r
Spring Apparel, Materials and Accessories.
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�Study o f Turpentine
COLLEGE GIRLS A R E GROW ING FATTER,
And Rosin Yields To
MUCH STRONGER E A
Be M id e By Bureaus
TALLER
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TALLAHASSEE, PI.., Feb. IS—
Plan* fo r itadies in turpentine;
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Fob, 10
—The Florida Bankers. Aaiocdition
has addressed a communication to
its members, describing the opera
tion* of • BMJ} Who recently obtain
ed $400 In Orlando through manlpnlitlonn in giving a draft for $1500
In payment for rent on a winter
residence. ■ ..
He registered at ar\ Orlando fy»>tel, the letter says, under the name
of W. R.'O lcott, o f Boston, Maes,,
« II "about. 133 to UO pound's,
•bout 50 yeors old, black hair,
wore a Charlie Chaplin (black)
n ustat be, derby hat, brown suitwith ..test, brown, shirt (looked
like pongee), carrying in M-cust
pocket of coat a handkerchief to
in»tch aklrt, with bine colored bor
der, alio carrier! o heavy cape;
rather, frail,, slender buil<| but
•eemed to bo very well educated
•nd a smooth talker.”
His method of operation was des
cribed as follow s; "H e secured, the
names, through tho newspapers, of
iocaf people who had houses to
rent*by the season. He called on
these people qiid finally agteed to
take a house ascertaining from the
party, from whom he was renting,
what bank they did buanesa a t Ho
then mgde an appointment to meet
the party (who in this case was a
lady) at.be;* bank next morning.
They signed up a lease, she asking
him to pay $1000 down and $600
in thirty days, the hquse having
been leased to him for $1500 for
the season (ho had ascertained the
amount be waa to pay for the rent
of the bouse, the day before.) He
then presented a draft on a Bos
ton bank for $1500 tolling her that
he had decided that he would pay
her $1100 for the fust payment.
She endorsed the draft, received
9-100 which she gave to Olcott, the
other $1100 being credited to her
account, When tne draft reached
the bank in Boston, the Bank in
Orlando was notified that it was a
forgery. Olcott stopped at .one of
the leading hotels here, remaning
there two days. No information,
of value, could be received from
the hotel, about this man."
The information concerning Ol
cott was furnished the association
by an Orlando bank.
CRITICS DEPLORE
LACK OF QUALITY
IN GERMAN PLAYS
BERLIN, Feb. 16— Acting, stage
management and production have
improved greatly in Germany
since the war, in the opinion of
most German dramatic critics, but
the quality of the new plays writ
ten in Germany since the armistice
has not kept pace with the other
branches o f theatrical activity.
Not a single drama has been
written in Germany since the war
which Paul Fechter, of the Deut
sche Allegemeine Zeitung, regards
ss a true expression of the times.
He has high praise for young ac
tors who recently . developed ip
Germany,
particuarly
Eugene
Kloepfer, Werner-' Kraus, Agnes
Straub and Elizabeth Bcrgncr, but
says they arc all compelled to fall
tack on old standard plays, and
to move from theatre to theatre
in order to find opportunity to dis
play their vnried talents.
Fechter lays the German pub
lic is disgusted with the new expressionlstic style
of modurn
dramas and is turning back to na
ture and life. The return of the
young dramatists,
Bert Brecht,
Amolt Bronncn and Alfred Brtist,
to the mtturnl presentation of the
lives of men and women is a hope
ful sign, in Fcehter’s opinion, al
though he confesses that the work
of these dramatists
is rather
crude. He thinks the German
novelists, such ns Jacob Wnssermnnn and Thomas Mann, and the
poets, Stefan George, Franz Werfel and Carl Sternheim, give a fur
more truthful picture of the spirit
ual life of Germany o f today thun
do the dramatists.
.
Leopold Jetsner, director of tho
State Play House in Berlin, is of
the opinion that the German thea
tre will do well to battle against
the American star system, and de
vote itself to ensemble work. He
suya many Germnn nctors prefer
artistic standing to greut salaries,
and in this slprit, he believes, the
German theatre will find a great
asset for its development.
THAT
PRESSING
NEED
Did you ever notice that
often you need a certain
thing or a certain person at
a certain time?
TKe need la urgent, press*
lug and must be met ut
once , if you would accom
plish the end you have in
view.
Whenever you find your
self up against such a sit
uation, dp not fret and scold
and complain— for there are
wpys provided to meet just
such emergencies—they are
Herald W ANT ADS.
The next time you need
extra help quick: you must
have expert assistance at
once— or you must.immedi
ately sell something you
have.
Try the service of Herald
WANT ADS and be con
vinced.
To rpneh dll the people
effectively — leave
yo>'r
Want, Ad at The Herald Of
fice. Phone us to send for
it or phone it to the Want
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
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tho B ureau-of Chemistry and the
Fotpst Service. ( both bureaus of
tho United States Dopa:tment o f
Agriculture, according to informa
tion received boro from Washing
ton. George P. Shingler, Jr., o f the
Bureau o f Chemistry, who has just
finished some ^preliminary work
vdth the Southern Forest Experi
ment Station, hoa-arranged to dis
till next season a quantity of the
Experiment station's crude gum,
secured from trees under observa
tion by the latter and of which
they possess full data. On its own
tracts of timber at Staik* Fla,,
the Experiment Stttion has during
the season placed 23 to 30 streaks.
Labor shortage has prevented a
number o f private owners In the
neighborhood from going beyoqd
16 to 22 streaks during the season.
MAPfY STUDENTS
A T UNIVERSITY
DEFRAY EXPENSE
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA.
Feb. 18— The University o f Flori
da is tho stepping-stone to buccoss
for the ambitious youth o f F*orila ," even though he may bo handi
capped by a lark of funds. At
least, that is the belief of the Solf*
Help Committee, who help worthy
yourg men secure remunerative
work in order that they may re
main in school.
That this statement is true is
further evidenced by the report of
Dr. J. E. Turlington, chairman of
the Self-Help Committee, to the
general faculty in their meeting
Feb. 9, and is being dailv demon
strated by the scores o f earnest
students who are now earning part
or all of thoir college expenses.
In this report, Dr. Turlington
states that since the last General
Faculty meeting the committee has
been bending every effort to secure
remunerative labor for all deserv
ing students or prospective stu
dents who must earn their ex
penses.
Continuing the report states
that th e e are now 39 students em
ployed in the University Commons
as waiters, sweepers, and dish
washers, besides many more whom
the committee has been instru
mental in placing, but over whom
they do not have such direct con
trol.
Constituting the latter class are
members of students working on
the College and Experiment Sta
tion farms, carpenter work on the
campus, and several varieties of
work in other places.
An extract from n letter written
by the chairman of this commit
tee in reply to a prospective stu
dent who wrote fo r information as
t kinds o f work avalluble will servo
t indicate tho diversity of the occu
pations open. The reply reads in
part;
“ The kinds o f work open for the
student who must earn his ex
penses arc as numerous as the vo
cations of the human race, and in
clude waiting, washing dishes,
clerking, farm (work, laboratory
o iistants, typists, tending babies,
laundry and pressing club work,
and many other activities too
numerous to mention."
A survey made three years ago
showed that the total earnings of
all students at thut time earning
>art or all of heir expenses in colege amounted to more than $100,000 per year, indicating that the
opportunities are excellent for the
ambitious young man to “ learn
while he earns."
No survey has been made since
that time, but it is considered prob
able that the total earnings of
students is somewhat in excess of
the amount stated above.
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Capital 3ioO,dOO.OO
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tve LOAN MONEY TO SALARIES* PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
M bN fnLY PAYMENT p l a n ; wte tiis c o im t a Ll k in o s o *
GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
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ANOTHER NEW HOTEL
MIAMI, Feb. 10.— Erection of
another hotel heie will begin as
soon n3 the ground can he prepared
for sturting the work. The struc
ture, to be located on a plot HO by
00 feet at First Street nnd Second
Avenue, will cost in the neighbor
hood of $1,000,000, it is stated. It
will b'e 10 stories in height, and
man representative at Tokla, will
come to the United States,
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SIX P E R , CENT PAID *ON
SAVIN. G
S
If.
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273 kjiorra ms (shout GOO pounds.)
Glrli, how do YOU compare with
theie figures? .
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The Officers o f this Institution arc under $50,000.00 Surety Bond
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A year ago the average girl .was
only 6 feet 3 inches tail, weighed
between 117 and 121 pounds; had a
strength o f 210 .kilograms, but n
Iqung cnpacity of about 273 1*2
liters.
. This Ions in lung capacity nayo
M in Mabel Cummings, head o f
the hygiene department, was/uuo to
tho fact that the latent physhal
tost came at tho same time os the
(Inal exams.
The girls probably woro blowing
off most o f thoir wind at their fin
als.
The lankiest girl ranges B feet
11 1-2 inches, while the shortest Is
only 4 feet 10 Inchon.
The heaviest ’girl weighed 213
pounds when rhe came into college;
but sho reduced it to 194 pounds at
tho end o f her first year. The light
est weighed only 91 pounds on en
tering, but raised It to 9H pouuus
during the yoar. The average gain
over tho whole class was '2.31
ponndr,
,
The difference in strength is o f
even wider range than that o f
weight. The strongest girl In the
class registers 458 kilograms, mom
than 1000 pounds. The weakest
girl shows strength o f only 176
kilogrums, or 390 pounds.
F. W. PLEDGER, Prrtldeht
I. Tlmt Hitt Gutted Stntes ahall
Im mi'il In i Hy en ter thu Uurmnnent
Court, o f Interiiiittonnl Jostle.', u n
der the c o n d itio n s stated liy Heer«tury Hlighua nod P resid ent l la r i lln g
In February, 1923.
II. T b i t
w ith o u t b e c o m i n g
u
member o f thu l.eu uu # o f N a tion s
as nt present constituted, th e United
Htiiles shall o f f e r to ex te n d Its p r e s
ent cn-on eratlon w ith th e L ennon
and participate In tho w o r k » f IN.
tciiitna n* n body nr mutual rmin.rl
•der c ondition s w h ich
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3.
the city wtiter maiun, all items in
the former ordinance are grouped
under one head in the new ordin
ance, which wns adopted bv a three
to two vote, with Mayor Wall and
Commissioner W. A. Adams dis
senting.
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A ccep t the f a c t that the United
M u ir s will uNNumn no o b l i g a
tions under llie T r e a ty or V e r
sailles except by A c t o f C on gross.
4.
Propose thnt m e m b e r sh ip In the
J.enKun should bo op en ed to all
nations.
G.
Provid e f o r th e c o n t i n u i n g d e
velopment o f Internatio nal law.
Do you approve the winning plan
in substance?
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THE AM ERICAN P E A C E A W A R D
342 Madison Avenue, N ew Y ork C ity
If you wish to express n futfor opinion also, pieaso writ* to tbs
American Peace Award
Find out why folks did it
A S T y e a r 145,000 people
paid o v e r $200,000,000 for
Studebaker cars.
T h e dem and for these cars has
alm ost trebled in three years. It
has becom e the sensation o f Mo*
tordom .
J 'h e re is a n ew situation in the
fine-car field. Y ou should leum
w h at it m eans to you.
L
Studebaker had to
lead in this field. T his
con cern has led in its
lines fo r tw o gener
a tion s. A n y> oth er
place w ould be utv
fitting.
T h is is h ow w e be
c a m e th e w o r l d ’ s
la rg e s t bu ild ers o f
quality cars.
W e spend $500,000 yearly on an
engineering staff. T here are 125
skilled m en em ployed in ou r de
partm ent o f R esearch and E x
periment. T h ey m ake 500,000*
tests per year.
W e em ploy 1,200 inspectors.
E ach Studebaker ca r m ust pass.
30,000 inspections during m anu-
Then on som e steels w * P i *
makers a 15 per cen t bonus to
insure exactness in them .
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E very Studebaker c i r is 1
ken-equipped. T h e
and th e B i g - S i i h a v e m o r e
Timken bearings than an y fe£r
Selling under $5,800 in Amfefei.
The Light-Six marfcO
thah any competitive
car within $1,000 df
itA price.
Learn JVhy 145,162 B ou gh t
S tu debakers in 1923.
W e u se geniiitift
leather upholstery.
Studebakera hold the top place in the fine cat
field today.
In 1919, the public paid over $80,009,000 for 39,350
Studebaker cars.
In 1920, the public paid over $100,000,000 for 51,474
Studebaker cars, an increase o f 31% aver 1919,
fn 1921, the public paid over $120,000,000 for 66,643
Studebaker cars, an increase o f 29% over 1920.
In 1922, the public paid over $135,000,000 for 110,269
Studebaker cars, an increase of 0 6 % over 1921.
In 1923, the public paki over $201,000,000 for 145,162
Studebaker cars, an increase o f 32% over 1922.
In 1924, business has opened with Studebaker as
never before.
Learn why all the3e buyers preferred Studebakers.
$90,000,000 assets
f
Manager
for Studebaker cars last year
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brick* without itraw
might hive been, difficult for tho
bulldera of tho Pyramids, but mak
ing wool embroidery without wool
b a mere gesture to tho Cheney dotim er who created this effectively
patterned Cinderella allk, whoso
design simulates the wool em
broidery wom by Hungarian peas
ants.
Youth b the koyoote of the
hew illks for spring and summer,
according to Honrt Creange, fash-.
Ion expert, who tells us that Deau
ville and the other gay watering
places of tho Continent and o f
America will look like a giant
artist's palette, splashed with
brisht-hued and vividly patterned
■11ks.
And nothlnc more charm)t)fly youthful could be devised
ban this sports frock, which Is an
bdlcaUon of what is now being
worn In smart 8oulhern resorts,
and what will be popular this sum
mer.
The peasant Idea U carried
oat In tbe full sleeved and belted
blouse with Its cool vesteo, collars
and cuffs of cjojia chcnctte. which
also fashions tho plaited skirt.
I’laltv are still with us. and this
■Will ns welcome news to most wo
men. for there arc Innumerable
Hi aceful effects which may pa
achieved by .the combination of
plain and plaited materials.
A
atyl« note which marks this ap|*nllpg little frock as Spring. 1924
la the Introduction of tho pattern
ed silk In a panel on the sktrL
The design Is carried out In the
bright peasant colorings, blue, red.
green and yellow on a white
ground.
White grounds, by tho
way. are vury much favored for
trlnted silks, and lo m**vt this
•rode a new color known as "soft
while” has bfen devised, which
•.oi only gives (he colors printed
•n it a greater glow and brilliancy.
e.>t is more nattering to the skin
k-JU) cad •«at* o.
Substitute m oral f o r c e nnd p u b
lic opin ion fur th o m ilita ry and
x'o n oin lc f o r c e orlulm ilty
Im
plied In A r ticle s X and X V I .
Sa feguard the M onroe D octrin e.
G. E. M cCa l l ,
Sanford Daily tierald
Sanford
T’rnpom
Ilr The Ainnflilfd I'm *.
DUBLIN,
Feb.
1C.— Dublin's
main
thoroughfare,
O ■Connell
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.— Protection
Street presenta a remarkable ap of the'public against incompetent
pearance. Hnlf of the street was
destroyed in the rising o f Easter physicians, nnd corrective meas
Week, 1916. The old nausea then ures concerning the nllnged sale
burned have been replaced by of medical diplomas nnd irregu
handsome modern buildings, the larities in state licensing boards,
sole monument of the destruction
being the general post office, a are among tho principal topics for
beautiful structure which now discussion at the congress on med
stands as an empty shell.
ical education, medical licensing,
In the fighting
_ of July
_ last
___ . year,
__ _r public health nnd hospitals, to be
after the fall of the Four Courtu, j held here March 3-5.
The cunthe whole o f the upper portion o f j gross is sponsored by the Amcri....................
X side was left in can Medical Association,
the
street on one
ruins, and it still looks like the,
.Medical education in America
pictures o f Ypres. The buildings I and Europe between 1909 anti 1921
uited by the fires were taken |will be reviewed by Abrulinm
own, but tho sites have not yet;Flexner, secretary of thu general
been, cleared. With a view to re- j educational boaid, Now York, wholicving unemployment n m ovem ent'in 1909, attracted wide attention
has been set on foot to clear the when he presented his report on
sites, after which the whole prob- medical education up to that time,
lem of reconstruction will be dis- Medical education and culture and
cussed with the government which publtc benefits from recent im
Is finding the money to make good provements, are subjects
to be
the damage. None o f the big handled
iidled b
by Dean Stephen
Step
Rushclaims for damage has yet been more of Tufts, and' “Dr Henry S.
completely adjusted, and it is not Pritchett,
president,
Carnegie
expected that rebuilding can tnkc Foundation for Teaching, New
place before next summer.
York.
The government docs not intend
The sessions on March I will be
at pi event to rebuild the general devoted particularly to the prob
post office. The postal and tele lem of protecting
the
public
graph work today is still carried against incompetent physicians.
on throughout the city in adequate
sub-offices, and the- chief tele
BOND ELECTION APR. 15
graph office is far away from the
centre of business life.
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TAMPA, Feb. 19.—The city
commission has adopted another
MIAMI, Feb. 19.—John W. Wnt- ordinance calling for un election on
son, state legislator and many j Apr. 15 to pass oa a proposed
times mayor of Miami, has for- rpunicipat Improvement bond issue
mnlly announced hi* candidacy sub- of $2,940,000. The -.»cw ordinance
ject to the Democratic primary will take the place cr one recently
next June for the -fate senator- declared invalid by the state suship from this district. Sir, Wat- promo court because o f tho mnnncr
son has served 12 terms as n mem- •in which proposed projects covered
ber o f the lower house, and was j in the ordinance were grouped,
speaker during one session.
I Except for the proposnl to extend
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SPRINGFIELD, 111., Feb. 16.—
An nlmost priceless collection of
Lincoln relics has been offered by
their owner as an inducement to
the establishment of nn Abarhnm
Lincoln museum here, according
to the Lincoln Centennial Associa
tion.
it is tho hope o f the association,
its officers say, that eventually
the Sangamon county court house
can be obtained as a Lincoln mu
seum. For the present rooms In
the Centnninl building, or space
in the state historical
museum,
are suggested ns a place for the
exhibits.
William O. Converse, owner of
the collection, has
offered the
relics to the association for ex
hibition in tho proposed museum.
Tho collection contnins pioneer
furniture and. utensils nnd is rourded as almost priceless and
a most complete In the United
{States. 5Ir. Converse said. Ap
propriately catalogued, protected
from fire nnd theft, an dopen to the
Inspection o f the public, prefera
bly in a building dedicated to Lin
coln, arc the
conditions under
which Mr. Converse made the o f
fer
An appeal to owners of Lincoln
relics, in Illinois and throughout
the United States, to loan their
relies to the museum is planned.
:,t
S tu d e b a k e r has
$90,000,000 o f assets.
O f this $50,000,000
is invested in m odem
plants andequipm ent.
W e h a v e spent
$32,000,000 for new
1plants and equipm ent
during the last five years. So
they are m odem and efficient
T h ey contain 12,500 u p-to-date
m achines.
W e have $8,000,000 in drop
forge plants, $10,000,000 more
in b od y plants. So w e build com
plete cars w ithout paying other
m akers profits.
facture before it leaves the factory.
T hose enorm ous facilities en
abled us ta produce the utm ost in
a car. A nd w e had the will to do it
N o s tin te d c o s ts
W e never stint on costs. E very
steel used is the best steel fo r its
purpose, regardless o f the 'price.
W e use Chase M o :
hair for the d o t e d
ca r upholstery. Sam e
g o o d u p h o lste ry
w ou ld cost $100 leak
T o cu rb vibration,
w e m achine all sur
faces o f cran k shafts,
as w a s done in L ib
erty A irplane M otors.
V ery few cars d o th k t
H o w S u ch p r ic e s ?
H o w can w e g iv e
such extra values—
scores o f them —yet sell at ou r
low prices?
Because these values brou gh t
us buyers— 145,000 last y ea r.
T he m ajor extra costs are di
vided by enorm ous output.
Let us sh ow y o u the extrati
you feet, because o f these m atch
less facilities.
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IDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924
„ L 8 THOUGHT FOR TODAY
The wolf also shall dwelt with f
lamb, and the leopard shall lie
m with the kkh and the calf
the young lion and the falling
ther: and n little child shall
them,—Isaiah 11:6.
HYMN OF TRUST
Love Divine, that stooped* to
share
Our sharpest pang, our bitterest
tear,
Thee we cast each earth-born
care,
We amlle at pnin while Thou urt
near!
lough long the weary way wc
tread,
' And sorrow crown each linger,
ing year,
jo path we shun, no darkness
dread,
Our hearts still whispering, Thou
art near I
fien drooping pleasure turns to
grief,
And trembling faith is changed
to fear,
hen murmuring wind, the quiver*
ing leaf,
Shall softly tell us, Thou art
near!
Avoiding Bad Investments
THIS SANFORD DAILY H10IAL11, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1934.
m
A re You Getting Yours?
As Brisbane Sees .It
A ccord in g to figures compiled b y the Federal Trade
' No O m In Jail. W hy?
Board, liv e hundred million dollars ia th e s ta r t in g total o f
Androcies and tils Lawyer.
w orthless securities sold to the Am erican public in a year.
Livermore Says "Sell."
T h is brings up the question as to w h eth er or not protection
“ Tbs Sons o f A pea."
and not th rift is the greatest need in ou r country today.
A lm ost anybody can make money b u t taking care o f it is
Copyright, OM
another thing, i t seems harder fo r th e average Am erican
to invest wisely his funds than to accum ulate them . The man
THE ENTERPRISING insiders
w ho buys stock on the promise o f huge returns and who does were really earnest workers, sell
not have his banker pass on the secu rity is invitin g nothing ing public prnperty while they had
the chance, A charge la seriously
but disaster* A large rate o f interest often m eans a small made that 'naval coal fields in Alas
m argin o f security.
ka were transferred to the Interior
T h e Treasury department recently issued a warning to Department later to be transferred
investors making the following statem ent as to proposed "in to private owners, as were naval
oil fields also; that development o f
vestm en ts:”
government coal fields was stopped
1. Mining Stock. The best looking mine in the world
to oblige private competitors.
may prove a "w hite elephant." M ining is a very ex
THE AVERAGE American is a
pensive undertaking and the risks are unusually great.
good-natured, long-suffering per
There is a saying that "a mine is a hole w here fools
son. But he begins to wonder why
nobody is put in jail. The time for
dump their m oney." There are m any good m ining in
merely talking seems to be long
vestm ents, o f course, but this branch o f the investment
drawn out.
m arket is generally not for those w ho work fo r and de
THE PRESIDENT withdraws
pend upon a salary.
Mr. Strawn, of Chicago, as one
of special counsel to prosecute
2. Oil Stocks. Drilling for oil is costly. T h e haz
bribe-takers in the oil scandal.
a r d s are great. Oil investments are speculative and in a
Mr. Strawn is an nbic lawyer,
class w ith mining investments.
with an excellent reputation. But
3. In the wake o f every important discovery or in
the people want a different kind
vention there com es a host o f schem es— "airplanes,”
of lawyer to go after those rascals.
It was suggested here, when tho
"ra d io," “ wireless.” The promoters o f these m ay have
scandal first “ broke," that the
only the best o f intentions, but frequently their enthus
President should take such men as
iasm is about all they have to sell. L ook before you leap.
Hiram Johnson and Senator Reed,
of Missouri, or if he did not want
4. Investment in "real estate" situated in some dis
them for political reasons, such a
tant place is sometimes as dangerous as m ining stock.
man as Max Steuer, o f New York.
People have been known to buy swam ps advertised ns
"sea-shore frontage." Know what you are buying before
THE PEOPLE want action. They
you invest.
remember the story of Androcies
and the lion that licked Androcies*
5. "Land development" schemes frequently do not
feet in the arena instead o f eating
pan out. A t best it is a long time before any money
him up. Androcies had once pulicome§ in from snles. Investment in "new com panies"
ed a thorn from the lion’s foot.
that are going to "sell by mail" should be generally avoid
When a corporation lawyer meets
an oil scandal gentleman in the
ed.
legal arena, he is apt to remember
6. Patent rights and processes distribution. It is
favors that some oil corporation
rarely the patentee who makes the m oney.
has done him and to lick the feet
7. “ New manufacturing m ethods" should always be
o f the oil man instead of enting
him up. Nothing could be sillier I
closely checked and investigated.
than to "proescute” thieving cor-1
8. An investment requiring a quick decision is often
porntions with lawyers thnt those l
a fake. I f there isn’t sufficient time to “ sleep over it,"
very corporations navvc fattened.
som ething is probably wrong.
MR. JESSE L! LIVERMORE,
9. "Special inducements" in cash discounts or stock
young man with light hair, big
bonuses urging you to be one o f the first to invest are
back head and solemn fnec, knows
Auspicious symptoms.
more about stocks ami such things
10. ‘ T ip s ’’ alleged tojnnti you "on the ground floor"
thnn all others put together. So
;y
ffl-
D A N DOBB SAYS I
O f
A wise man never goes
ing with an enemy of his.
Tut ia being dug up faster than
the money for a soldier bonus.
9
/
Henry Ford employs 1$W ,
men and worries many more.
Audience threw eggs at the
actors in Rome. This is a quain»
old American custom.
I City hall caught firo in 1‘hilsdel.
Iphia, maybe from a fiery
’ made by General Butler.
Rum runners are not fish even
though tho biggest ones do get
away.
r
None being government officials,
five Dallas, Tex., oil men have
been scflt to the pen!tenth*., y.
>
Should the Roll ball bo lighter?
W e doubt it. But a pedestrian telli
us the jrato should be lighter.
Sennto is considering n $729,.
000,000 postoffice appropriation, so
w c can get our bills on tin?.
Presidential slogans are being
coined. Here’s ours: More action
and less taction.
a
Ireland is competing with Egypt.
A skeleton dug up near Dublin is
said to be 3,000 years old.
A radio expert in Marlboro,
Mass., broadcast his engagement
announcement. That’s the way
love makes you feel.
•—r
A ring * o f leather thieves is
operating in St. Louis, possibly
shipping the leather out disguised
ns steaks.
3 va
m eek
’ «*■4a*w
Some men buy loud speakers,
some marry loud spenkes, and
aome loud speukers are elected to
office.
TWO KINDS OF DEMOCRATS
PENSACOLA JOURNAL
[ A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH FIRST
A
In Florida there ure two kinds ty could offer to the nntionul conare rarely to be taken. Those who are "on the ground
o f Democrats—conservatives and vention."
floor" will monopolize the opportunity.
progressives.
Ia complimenting Mr. UnderThee we fling our burdening
11. "Plnying the stock market on margin” and all
This natural division among wood the Boston Globe suys he i » ; S
woe,
other forms or speculation are decidedly not for the
the Democratic party in Florida is|“ a Southerner with an EASTERNER
Love'Divine, forever dear,
mnhing unusual. It has been here! background.”
IK
wAtent to suffer, while wc know,
smnll investor. Beware of the "bucket shop." If you
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for years, and the same divfsion
Living and dying, Thou nrt near!
The
Lincoln
(Neb.)
State
Jourbuy stocks outright for investment do so through a mem
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exists in other states, not only nal says “ Underwood
— Oliver Wendell Holmes.
is n sub-|K
ber of a legitimate cxchnnge.
among the Democrats, but the stuntinl man of CONSERAVTIVE 5 Grows Surprisingly Fast If You Keep It
Republicans ns well.
12. Stock in "mail order companies” being organized
What finer weather could a man
type who would doubtless make'
Hack in the old days, the con
int?
with promises based on what others have done rarely
Active!
nn efficient president."
servatives
objected
to
the
primary
" — o--------turn out well.
Buffalo
(N.
Y
.)
News
says
"Ho
system
and
wanted
to
hula
to
the
oy say Louise Lawson was
At this time o f the year Florida is flooded with confi
old convention system. Tho con* in CONSERAVTIVE, sane nnd I
urdcred for her jewels.
dence men, fake stock salesmen, people who would take hards rvntivo clement objected to the able."
Four per cent interest, compounded 4 tim es n year, is a
direct election o f U. S. Senators
The New York Independent nlso
Mah jong dermatitis is n newly earned cash and give in return only a worthless scrap o f pa
and 'similar progressive move joins in with "Oscar Underwood
avered disease which may have p er.
Fast W orker
ments.
in the pnsaing of tho fad.
is sane, sound nnd CONSERVA
To the man with money to invest, tho safest and surest
In the national organization TIVE.
there nre two elements nnd among
Secretary Denby quits “ under plan is to be on the alert. Before buying stock consult a good
Boston Transcript says Under
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN the presidential candidates there
and saves tho (’resident tho banker and play safe.
wood
would havo little difficulty
says that universities nre "enus- nro conservatives nnd progressives.
harassment of relieving him of
--------------- o---------------ir<r degradation of youth" by teach
The Pensacola Journal is a pro getting dclcgaatcs in New Eng
job.
ing evolution. He defies to open gressive,
supports
progressive land, nnd says cither Oscar Un
dircussipn "the sons .of apes," Us candidates nmi stands fpr progres derwood or John D. Davis will, a
Along iJith Californian oil, Alas. . . .
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calls the evolutionists. Mr. sive legislation, and in selecting make n strong fd<?eT" ReAdcW d f !
in coal has joined the long list
Thousands of boys nre losing the opportunity to get a ho
A COM M UNITY BU ILD ER
l
Bryan will believe in evolution, he candidates fo r
the presidential
auspicious characters to be inJournal know thnt John D. 5
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high school education because o f the short-sighted view taken says, when you can make an onion nomination, The Journal couldn't The
sstigated.
Davis is a CORPORATION LAW
by their parents, in taking them out o f school and putting out of n lily hull) or vice versa. It be expected to support n reaction YER, reactionary nnd CONSER 5 F. I*. FORSTER, President
H. F. WIIITNER, Cashier S
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“ Binding and gagging" in New thorn to work in the shop or on the farm in order thnt a few might interest Mr. Bryan to see ary candidate.
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the rough seashore plnnt thnt by
Oscar Underwood, of Alabama,
fork apartments is getting to bo dollars may be earned for the family.
A man "with CONSERVATIVE
evolution has been made into the is a conservative, nnd in Florida
I'uite as fushinnahle ns “ breuking
The worst part about it all is that the great majority of modern enblmge. It would nlso the conservative element o f the VIEW S," is the way the Philadel
nel entering" in Sttnfonl.
Enquirer puts him, nnd an- ■ BflBBBBNBKBBHBBBBHBKBBflBBBBCKflBBBBBBBBBNBflBCf B3IBI
these boys could well be spared from work until they have heln solve Mr. Brayn’s problem Democratic party will support him., phia
-oother
jw e 0'f Mr. Underwood's
if
he
would
rend
enough
o
f
Dar
An exchange contains the story finished high school. The few dollars thnt could be earned
rhis element ought to support,nterature from
the Springfield
win
to
know
that
Darwin
never
him, hut they should not expect, .............................
jf a man “ run over and killed by a now is a mere pittance when compared to the loss of nn educa
—
—
says:
"Mr.
snld that men—■
descended
from 1the progressive nun and wnmpn*
women, (Muss.) Republican
,
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tin." What chance would a man.
Home Electric Light and Wnter Plants
J
in over^by a train, have of living? tion and the preparation for a bigger and broader life.
qionkcys. He merely snid that ■*« become enthusiastic about
n
e n v s F R V A T '5
We ure told by the Department of Education that there monkeys o f the higher ty.
„__
...... Mr. %/nuibv
type_ are
That
Undrcwood is a
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Hume Ice Machines and Wutcr Softeners
— ■
in construction
s p r s v i 'i i v c
---mnn in
construction ilmn
than SERVA1IVE,
one
can gather ISM, and as such would he n c -1
If you have money, invest in are glaring instances on every hand where fathers take their nearer to man
mford real estate j If you haven't sons out o f school using the argument that they worked other animals. Mr. Bryan can from the literature being sent out ccptuh’.u to many northern Repub-j 5
Plum bing, Steam and Gas Fitting, W ell Drilling
learn from himself thnt every L *’
loney, advertise your business in
Pumps, Gas Engines. Electric Motors, Spray Carts,
Ig
when boys, and then why shouldn't the boy do the same thing. bone in his body is duplicated al by the Underwood campaign com Beans."
he Sanford Herald, ami you soon
mittee. For example:
Thu foregoing quotations were ■
They have not learned that the best preparation for'th e fu most exactly in the skeleton o f n
.
'Irrigation Outfits
J
fill.
"M r. Underwood is the kinil of
ture is the present well seen to. They are fobbing their boys chimpanzee, including the rudi Democratic candidate who would not from nn unfriendly press, but
Sanford,
Fla.
------ 1mev
u n it
r n W O P l H M ' P U r t ' ---they are
are neing
being sent
sent out
out 1by Mr. H
The American Medical Journal o f preparation and training for the battle o f life that is ahead mentary tail hones; that doesn’t suit
Temporary Address
CONSERVATIVE people ini Underwood’s headquarters.
mean that a chimpanzee was the
;s that there is little danger o f them.
the
’norfh',*— The
Gloucester j _ j t merely goes to prove
original
of
Mr.
Biynn.
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( Mnsa.J
Times
_________... prove what
im germs on "filthy lucre.” And
(M
ass.) Times.
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The boy is the community’s greatest asset. lie is the
The Journal has said nil along— j B
there is, it is u.-ually overlooked
The
Springfield
Republican
says
A NEW ____
country
does
new things.
that Oscar Underwood is n D em o-! B BHB BOB B B S B B B B B flH B K B B B B K B flB B B B B B H B B B IIlIB B B B B B B U B
a crop game.
man o f tomorrow. He will be at the holm o f the ship o f state.
Is..
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.
“
crat o f the conservative type.
— — o--------He will run our stores, our factories, and all our big indusSuch a man will not be accepted
State
Highway
Commission
-------------- ------ ------ j tries. To take him out o f school today is to take away his
hv the progress--.<■ American peo
iroudly announces that during b e s t o p p o rtu n itie s to b e one o f th e leaders o f to m o r r o w .
ple, nor will be likely to be ac
it hasofhullt
almost
two Carou n -1
The
£ 0y >sj10U|(| n o( he robbed of what is rightfully his—
) 923
red miles
roads.
North
Fho bo.V
cepted by the progressive Florida
voters.
ia built' more than n thousand IRC: opportunity to grow up and develope into a worth-while, i ^ T S t a K T i r ruwic ; H w» ; t i v e *<** » < » » '
East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19.
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building at once to supply work 1 .
= - ------------- :---------- --------illes during this period.
useful
citizen,
equipped
to
do
u
man’s
.work
nnd
to
take
his
for those that want it. Here w e:
*
o--------North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
should call that Socialism or “ dan
The Melbourne Chamber o f Com- proper place among the men of the day.
gerous paternalism" at least. Giv ■
lerce has just issue*: u handsome
South East 1-4, Block fi, Tier 18.
ing the railroads 500 extra millions
book, well edited, thoroughly
FOLK COUNTY RECORD
L
ots
in W oodruff's Sub-Division on easy terms.
a
year
out
of
the
public
pocket
to
lustrated nnd reflecting credit
insure dividends wo call "busi
800 acres, Flow ing Well, Land Solid llody. Sub
Jpon that east coast city. The Mel* UY VV. I,. I1IUNX IN FORWARD
ness."
divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lota. Easy terms.
ourne Times deserves the great
Muny of the editorial writers Cat t:i speakes. In Arcadiu. n town
ire o f credit for the publication
through the stute, either through of four thousand, two thousand
For F ire Insurance see ue— 30 years in business.
It had every right to be proud away died very quickly,
THE FRENCH will vote to in an overcstimatiun of their owt lwere estimated in
lich it issued with the assistance
mmn.i nut!
■•••*
____
___|were
estimated
to
have
turned
the chamber ot commerce nnd o f itself—this grafted branch. In] It did not realize that the sap— crease the taxes, realizing that re power in convincing the d-*ar pub- (to hear the former governjr._
the blooming season, its flowers the life blood that gave it health parations will be slim. Those lie that Catts is not deserving o f' If Jennings concenrntes his r.tbusiness men of Melbourne.
Phone 42
were large and creamy petals red and strength to produce—came that have been lately selling francs, another
term Ui governor, or tacks on Martin and Trammell
Office Woodruff anti Watson
— .i—
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_ --. im
huh
t iiiiiillicii
on
the
edges,
while
the
other
biosfrom
the
roots
o
f
the
tree.
The
pre
iicting
that
the
price
will
drop
The Lakeland Star-Telegram de
through a blase! vuton, are evi-'draw* a comnartively strong vote
serves great credit for its enter sums on the tree wero smnll and branch could not see that because to two cents, should proceed cau dently convinced in all seriousness in the several sections where he is
«
Iscrnggly, and dirty-white.
the tree had other blanches, it was tiously.
prise in
that Catts is not a facto.* in the wdl acquainted, not to mention
publishing a handsome , When autumn changed the flow- .......
able to
drink in more
s
Th<*re is marvelous paying capa present race.
Hmpli
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sunshine
and
cial edition Sunday which de- .... t - / -- U **
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the
cauu'v possibilities
|»up.'«iijiiiuiM omf Haines'
names c*i
city
in
the
French.
If
they
make
ers
to
fruit,
the
apples
on
this
rain—that
all
branches
drew
life
For Cougha and Colds, Head* |
cts the growth and development |,r
Although not espousing any par- didacy, if it is placed on nn active
neti
branch were big, deep-red, with from the soil and ntr ami gave it up their minds to come to the res- iculur candidate at the p r e s o r t lighting basis, the odds in fav
t only of Lakeland hut other hearts
aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism >
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vote
,
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favor
" nut*
*“ nrun i'll coil
* i ns
it white
*
,ns snow.
;
.,
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rcssive town- and cities in
gladly,^
that the one branch could , may hur, thL. feelings of the bears time, with tho exception of opposi of Catts' numiantion this Juno,
and A ll A ches and Pains
A
'
1
it"'brunch,
seeing
this,
was,
flourish
and
produce
much
fruit.
tion to Catts, the Record believes will not he at all bud.
county.
Cooperating with
on
French
money.
that {his altitude is a mistake
ALL DRUGGISTS
e Star-Telegram in getting out 8VV f c W|1lh, r ; le*
i
So, the grafted branch th
that
Few supporters off Catts are to
should I remain n part of thought it could ho a tree died
The Florida votef is ))f that he found in Bartow. His hypocrit
is edition were the Haines City I n i s Why
n
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n
p
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n
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F_..U
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this poor tree? I give more fruit
GENERAL DAWS and others sturdy American stock that always
The tree lived un.
ernld, Lake Wales Highlander,
ical nttitude toward nil the con
the rest o f the {tranches com
There are men who draw the investigating Germany's capacity entertains n secret sympathy for tending interests during the strike
Ighlunds News, and Mulberry than
bined. I. will be
'ress.
‘ H.
Unt" n,^'l: vpry life-blood o f their inspiration to pay reparations, say she can the under dog and Catts occupies of the phosphate miners is one
self .that men may know, me. and from the organization o f which
pay but it all depends on the "ab |this position now just as he did thing that is remembered hero.
give me credit for ray fruits."
they
nre
a
part.
They
produco
The Miami Herald says thnt Mr.
TH
** next
,u,v* *•*»*"
~ “*
— ■
•*I i rrrent works, nnd nre blind to tho sorption of German products by eight years ago and he in a past But we have not felt the same
The
time a
strong
wind
master at playing it to its full spirit in some other sections dur
Jrynn is not only bucking Dr.
other nations.”
vuiue. Experience has proven it ing the past few months. The
lurphree for the presidency, but blew, Hie , branch strained and |sources of their power.
pulled* and' swisted,
and finally tore
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Happy is the ninn who can see,
In other words, if the Allies are to be the most o f festive stand for state press is urged to continue to
also pledged hin..-elf to support —
itself from the tree. The eree bled
~ • •- —~
his peculiar manner of fighting,
tho
results
o
Ids
efforts,
_ _f ______
Imore
IIU IU
ipectively the “ favorite sons” o f at the wound a little time, but the iin
t . -* *
willing to give employment to Ger- memory is short lived in politics consider Catts a fnctor until after
than an isolated, personal achieve man
insas, Alabama, Texas
and
North
votes
are counted
counted
in Juno
Juno and
and
workmen instead of giving a__*
a i - t,a"w u .f t - \ >r*“a f t k ,A *n({ ‘10, t c s : ithe
n * • the
nt‘ —votes
in
„
, ...
gardener came along anti grafted ment—who can view the organiza
**arepublic
*“
—
i —ana
— *•
••«
tne
Pascoin ot
Catts’
ndministo- give
the
the rmi
Carolina. After reading the .Miami another branch in the place.
n
workmen
iin.u
trniine
to
«..
id
.
ia is r.
„
I
.
i . _ tne real tacts
it
to
their
own
workmen,
they
Nation
from
1010
to
1020
for-'of
his
past
maladininistraVion.'
Herald's editorial. "Spreading It
tjlt. brunch tiiat tore itself tion o f which he is a part, us u will get in reparations part of
whole.
gotten. Forgotten
..
—
-------------------------are tho ......
foolish'
-------Jut Thin.” Mr. Bryan must have 1
i.omo very neur conversion to the
what they pay to German work- thr ats he addressed to President j Contem porary Com m ents
Wilson and other leaders that tnndei
|ers.
cory <f evolution, at least in so
Florida the laughing stock of the
r as the'H 'tor of th* Miami llorGeo Jong has just been cxocut<i'l
Win or lose war doesn't pay.
nation; the
well substantiated
By IRVIN S. COBB
d is concerned.
charges of wholesale graft; *he out in Nevadn. Fro-a last reports
ADVERTISE IN North Caro- broken campaign
promises; the Mah is still at lu;gc.— Plant City
After rc|*catcdlv declaring that
The chief physician came up to and fell on the back of a cock- V'n*'* ^"•Papers » you want to spoils system inaugurated for the Courier.
would not resi.-n "under fire," an inmate in a private insane
ft0,000 washing machiiHM, benefit of the Catts family and
1e resignation of Mr. Denby came asylum, slupped him on the hack, roach that wuh passing and stuck
“ Loyalty" may be tho most im -!,
tjn ro. Tho patient hadn't seen the electric light outfits, nr kitchen f’atls ’ suppoitora in a wholesale
Somewhat'ns a surprise. Perhaps and Said in comforting accents.
portant word in the English langu
way.
cockroach—what
he
did
see
was
hi.)
cabinets
this
year.
And
don't
fur*e does not consider "under fire"
"W ell, eld man, you’re all right.
A certain pe-eentage ef the age as those Princeton professors j
-------,
— m
postage^ stamp
zig-zagging
r q Josephus Daniels' newspaper
<nd “ under n barrage" us synonym- I’ve just pronounced you cured of iescaped
ver the floor o f tho basement, and
voters know qnly that (’alts is say it is, but money is tho only
ju s and meant tau- he would not all the delusions which afflicted following a crooked truck up the in your appropriation. If he had being derided by the preis of the one thut talks.— St. Petersburg
Times.
you. You can run along now and
■esign unless the guns were actu- write word to your people that wall and nlong tho ceiling over been like somo other gentlemen! state in general. In the buslineit^ w et a n il d i y
head.
In
doprensed
silence
he
tore
Ily trained on him. As we recall you'll be back home in two weeks
Umatilla has revived her hoard
up the letter ho had just written conspicuous in Washington during] tlvc feeling for fair play in every
the
war,
Daniels
would
not
need
ai
good
as
new."
an d c£row em
ie battls o f Mons and one or two
man’s breast they seel: nn oppor- of trade, one o f the most important
institutions a municipality or
The patient departed gaily t > and dropped the pieces to the floor. your advertising. He’d have more
Ithen, barragu i'i:c caused ns
tunity
to
hear
the
other
side
of
the
"Tv a weeks! H ell!" ho Raid. "I
county can possibly possess. The
write his letter. He had finished
jinny casualties among the British it and ‘ sealed it, but as he was won't ever get out o f this place. money than six North Carolina question. The largeness of tho
€ 3 ]E ™ e © c 3 L O
o
mules could pull. But he wus dif percentage of this type of voters city that haa the most aggressive
oldiera os the direct fire of the licking
the stamp it slipped I'm worse o ff than I wus when
civic organization ia the ono thnt
ferent,
eccentric,
queer,
and
still
W H OLESALE A N D R E T A IL F E E D
j:nemy.
...... .......... ....
is shown in the increasing num forges
through his fingers to the floor, they brought me here."
works for a living.
bers attending meeting* where torges to the forefront.— Eustis jjElm Avenue and Commercial Street __________,________ P h on e 94
it is said. He sells or buys tens
o f thousands of shares, at u time,
and thousands follow *whcn he
says “ Buy," nr "Sell.”
Now ha
says sell. Excitement caused by
Washington revelations will put
stocks down, says lie. Perhaps so,
his opinion is often sound. But
such revelation ought to put stocks
up if stock gnmblcrs were intelli
gent. When you know the facts
you i nn deni with them. When the
people know that their officials
nave been selling national prop
erty at bargain prices—one hun
dred million dollars worth o f oil
for one hundred thousand dollars
cash—they can stop it, if they
will.
. . __ _
NATIONAL BANK
! FIRST NATIONAL BANK!
Be Fair.to.the Boy ...
. Hoolehan-Coleman Company
FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS
NO MENACE HERE
THE BRANCH OF THE TREE
FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON
MY FAVORITE STORIES
feed,
Lake Region.
a pound a month
CBa,l* H,c* i « n n K a i .c r :t = n c 3 = r a r r .r = !:s c r r .2 n 3 r s c c * s z c t :c ” ~ ^ ''
�THE SANFORD D A ILY HERALD, TUESDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1924,
lanford’s Social Side
oe: Office 148;
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor;
O C IA L .
,t.E N D A R I
^.M rs. S. O. Chase will
(in at a Subscription
i at her home on Oak Ave8 P. m.
fr_ G . F. S. will meet with
YFlorence Mero on Elm Ave4 P* IWe
^ S o cia l meeting o f thd
htera of Wesley at the
of Mrs. J. M. McCnskill
French Avenue.
1 —Nellie Turner Circle
at the home o f Mrs. B. G.
Ivin nt 3:30 p. m.
jay— Welfare Department
i,e Woman’s Club meets at
!dsy—Social Service Dcoent of Woman's Mission*
lUnion at the home o f Mrs.
'de Herndon at 3 o’clock.
i,y — Business
Woman’s
J|eon at Lu*Beth Cafeteria
! noon.*
,y_M rs. G. F. Smith will
ain the Every Week Bridge
i st 3 p. m.
ay—Col. Theoditre iRoc.30" Auxiliary, No. 3, will en|n at u reception at the home
dr. and Mrs. W. B. Ballard
m. honoring Mrs. Florarke.
|_Mrs. J. C. Bonnett will
tain the members of the
Lovers Club at 3:30 p, m.
— Christian
Endeavor
uni banquet 8 p. m. Prcsby.. Social Rooms.
f-S allie Harrison Chapter,
D. A. K„ will give a recep1at the Woman’s Glub from
1to fl p .m.
Library closed on Washbirthday,
ay—Story hour at Librnry,
p. ni.
Jay—Cecil lan
Music Club
meet ut 3:15 p. m. at the
jlio of Mrs. Fannie S. Mun[on Myrtle Avenue.
S
HIE LITTLE THINGS
ke little things that count so
1much—
half-forgotten fragment of
la song,
kemory o f twilight hours, the
[touch
[friendly fingers— warm, and
|kind and strong.
he we tend and dreamed with
Ifor n while,
funny, futile games of chilJhood years,
in swift review; and tho
[ we smile,
smile is touched with just
1a glint o f tears.
are the precious things of
|memory,
pictures in the scrap-book
[ of the heart—
ok whose pages wc so love
b see,
at images that tear tho soul
apart!
Ieyes perhaps would smile to
know that such
peso few little things could
count no much.
By Lucile N. Tate
and Mrs. H. E. English of
land were visitors in Sanford
londay.
8. Booth o f Kennesaw, Gn.,
the city for a few days ntrg to business.
|s. E. S. Grover of Orlando
the day hern Monday very
antly with friends.
and Mrs. R. W. Pulin of
Botte, N\ C., nrrived in Snn*
1on Monday for a brief sop. Lillie Morris, wife o f a
ftinent attorney of Jacksonville
le charming guest o f Mrs.
Bandel.
n. W. C. Hill returned home
play from Cairo and Albany,
[where she spent the past
|h visiting relatives.
IM. Wright o f Aiken, S. C., is
pg the out o f state business
wrs in thu City Substantial
Iweek.
and Mrs. I). L. Thrasher,
R. A. Newman, Mrs. W. C.
and Miss Olive Newman
N a party motoring to Day|Beai’h Monday evening where
'attended the concert by
la’s band.
ELY BRIDGE PARTY IIONOKING VISITORS,
today evening Mrs.. George
iht entertained most delightr at bridge at her home on
flolin Avenue,
honoring her
«s, Mr. and Mrs. Hartdegen
•walk, N. J., who are spending
* weeks here.
various rooms were abloom
bowl* o f narcissus, roses nnd
t peas. On tho table were
glai.t nappies holding candies
« were enjoyed during the
e.
ares were kept on dainty Vuland after a number of
ted games of bridge, scores
1counted and prizes awarded.
rs- G. D. Bishop, holding high
was awarded a luncheon set,
the men’s prize, nn EverT Pencil went to R. A. NewL Mrs. Newman, winning the
[elation prize, a deck o f bridge
,
Politics.
Residence 217-W
BANQUET
An enjoyable affair held Mon
day night at the Valdei Hotel was
the banquet o f the Booster Class of
the Methodist Church o f Sanford.
Serving ns toastmaster for the
occasion was Judge E. F. Housholder, teacher o f the class. One
o f the features of the program
wna a talk by L. R. Philips which
was much enjoyed. A solo by
Mrs. Claude Herndon as well as
a piano selection by Miss Anna
Mason were very delightful.
In charge o f tho arrangements
for the banquet was Ed Moye. Of
ficers of the class are:
R. C.
Philips, president; J. A. Dooley,
vice president; R. G. Fox, secre
tary.
The following menu was served:
Oyster Cocktail
Cream of Chicken a la Reine
Celery Hearts
Stuffed Olives
Broiled Spanish Mackerel
Pommes Julienne,
Filed Squab Chicken on Toast
Pommes Duchess
Candied Sweets
Macedoine of Peas
Finger Rolls
Corn Bread
r Salad Marquise de' 1’ * Orange
Vanilla Ice Cream
Genoise Cake
Cafe Noir
Uniform Dress Has
Been Adopted F or
Philadelphia Girls
Vacations Are Given
P olice W h o Round Up
A ll Offenders o f Law
IIt The Aaanrlafril* I'rr* .
CHARLESTON, W. Vn., Feb. 19
— F o r one house breaker, 10 dhys
vacation; for one hold-up man, 30
days vacation. Such are the bene*
ilr« that vrill accrue to Charleston
policemen who capture and .obtain
conviction of the criminals who
have plunged this city into a se
ries o f burglaries and robberies.
The rewards have been promised
by Chief of Police John Britton,
who includes in his campaign some
advice to Charleston citizens.
“ Keep a gun handy for house*
breakers,” * is port of the advice,
which also urges keeping houses
locked at night. Another request
is that citizens
shall be both
prompt and accurate in giving in
formation to tho police concerning
crim es or attempted crimes, and
in this connection he pointed to a
recent Instance, when, he said, an
error was made in giving tho ad
dress and the burglar had a 20
minute start on n squad o f police
when they went to. the wrong
housa.
I lly T ile A n a r l i l r S
Saw an advertisement in state
paper the other day o f the Put
nam Lumber Company urging
home'cckers to take up lands In
Dixie county. It was a good ad
vertisement by the way and it
made mo wonder if the paper had
any circulation in North Dakota.
Glad to see Seminole county
taking so many prizes at the Sub
tropical Fair at Orlando. W c have
alwnva done well at Orlando and
Orlundo folks arc always anxious
to have us exhibit down there. And
while the Madison Square Garden
exhibit was on nt the same time
it took something from this coun
ty to make a fine exhibit nt Or
lando. Much praise is due to
Fiank Miller, Fred
Bines, Mrs.
Frank Johnson and
others who
put it across.
Reports from New York yester
day said snow was on the giound
and Broadway was under a man
tle o f white as well n» being in
SPRING OPENING AT THE
the great white light. Well, ult I
QUALITY SHOP
hope is that our Florida crackers
Spring with all its glory is here, will not be frozen up while they
one can feel it in the air, hear i t are
........on
.......
. ,Job
______
, _______
the
and______
it is quite
cer
in the singing o f the birds, and, tain that they will be glad to get
can truly
iy see it when they
_ „go to |back home when the big fair is
the Quality Shoppe opening, Wed over. There is no place just like
nesday. Never nave the huts pre Florida in February—and (eve |,*
sented themselves as gorgeous other month in the year.
flow ers as this season with vivid
ST. AGNES GUILD
colors of Chinese yellow, Lacquer
An English author has discov
f The members of tho St. Agnes red, powder blue, crnbupplo, pot ered that married folks live longer
GuHd were most pleasantly enter tery blue, the vnrious rich shades than single folks and this is ju«t
tained Monday, alternoon by Mrs. o f brown, and orange.
another inducement for Santo J
R. L. Perkins at her home on
The show window is indeed a bachelors to get married nnd a
Magnolia Avenue.
picture In itself, at one side is strong talking point for Snnford
Quite n bit o f business was a lovely basket filled with ex girls to go alter them while It is
transacted during the first part quisite pink roses and calln lilies, vet time. Well, all I can say is
of the afternoon. Plans were dis Placed opposite this is a hnnd* that married folks seem to live
Mrs. Vincent Astur (above) of cussed for the card party to be acme creation o f turquoise blue about as long ns they seerp to
New York surprised social and given by tho Guild on March 4, crepe, faced with link and a ruf- want to live— you know, what I
political circles by nllowing her It was also decided that each mem fie o f soft silk lace. As n trim mean or seem to mean, all you
name to be used as candidate for ber make a certain amount of ming the brim is hnml-paintcd with fellows who ure married.
alternate delegate to National Re money during Lent toward !. the Dowers in harmonizing tones of
blue nnd rose. Around the crown
publican Convention to be held in Easter offering.
That "tempest in Tea Pot Dome"
After the routine of business n is n softly draped Incc scarf which is worrying some o f the big ones
Cleveland, ironi 2hCtn Congression
social hour was enjoyed, the host- extends over the shoulder.
in the Republican ranks nnd may
al District, New York City.
os r serving pecan salad, wafers,
Upon entering the shop, with slop over in the Democratic ranks
cakc.i and tea.
its decorations o f pussy willow* before it in over. There is so much
Among the Guild members pres nnd highly colored foliage in tall money in America that it keeps
ENTERTAINS AT HOUSE
ent were Mrs. Wilber McKee, Mrs. pedestal baskets, one is almost |part ' f our office-holders busy
WARMING.
On Sunday evening, Mr. A. Knf- Clifford Peabody,
. . Mrs. Clarke
___
bewildered ut the array o f hats. trying to get nil o f it and the
fold was host at u dinner ami |Lconardy, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Hero is a group o f sport models, of balance of them busy trying to
housewarming at his new home on Mrs. Clyde Derby, Mrs. M. Min- bungkok, leghorn, straws nnd keep tho other fellow from getting
rnlmutto Avenue.
nrik, Mrs. Chris Matthews, Mrs. braid, in the shades of blue, or- more than his share. Just a few
‘the entire lower floor was opon-|*B N. Robson, and Rev. A. S. Peck, nngc, green and in fnct most any years in office makes must « f
color you might wish. One es them rich while the rest of us nio
cd en suite and converted into u
I). A. It. T E A POSTPONED
pecially pietty is of lacquer red busy trying to figure out fiicome
veritable bower, with quantities
The Sallio
linrrison Chapter brocaded in Chinese yellow, with tax and borrowing money this
sweet pens, roses and other garden
_ taps
. of _________
...... . year to pay last year off.
georgette of yellow.
l lowers.
Hie colonndea between wish to cancel the George Wash- tiny
tho living and dining rooms were ingtun Ten to be given on the: blue and crnbapplo georgette and'
entwined with Soutnern smilax 22nd of February on account of i chennillc.
The state committee will soon
models of--------white
nnd meet und then the county com*
stuodco with roses and other pink the fact
. that
, . we
, ,wished
, to enter-1 The
. nmnrt
--------------------------tlowers. The two long tables were tain the neighboring chapters and, mack are very smart this year, mittee will meet und after that
icy have programs on thnt day ami one cspicially lovely is of j local poll.ics will “ warm up some"
centered with plateaus of roses nnd they
id 1
besides Sanford has her golf whjte ncapolitnn straw the brim in little old Seminole. There is a
iorns, and at intervals were crys ami
tal vases of these same tlowers. tournament on thut day. Thin of fan*.y braid over incline nt eith-Inice buch of fellows running this
Silver candlesticks holding pink meeting will be postponed until or side of the crotim are large Iyear and they/intend to make a
tapers were also effectively used. March when the c nnptcr hopes to j white daisies centered with yellow clean campaign and have promised
At li o ’clock a seven course dinner entertain the neighboring chap- j velvet. Another is of white braid me not to go back farther thun
ami georgette with tiny tufting* the first generation in digging up
was served. M. Steiner who i s l tt'r’lt ailll / / ! [ ‘niJ;'1, ,
of georgette, at one side is a straw family history 6n the other fel
spending the winter in Orlundo,
MRS. B. J. STARLING,
acted us toastmaster. Ho culled [
Chairman of I ubheity. fancy. _ Still another is of white low. And there will be plenty of
ncapolitnn straw over powder blue oratory in this
campaign and
on a number of the guests f o r 1
MEETING
OF
SOCIAL
SERVICE
chiffon,
nnd fufed .with,,this same Plenty, of places where it can be
speeches.
also made
IIVOI Toasts were
nun* winy
iihiuv
d e p a r t m e n t Po s t p o n e d
lovely shade, around the crown is spread over the ground to make
by II. Stohlberg of Orlando, iiy The meeting o f the Social Serv
effective arrangement o f field the grass grow in the spring.
mnn Lcfkowits, of Orlundo, Felix ice Department of the Woman’s an
flowers.
Frank and Charles Knnncr of San Missionary Society of the Meth
Some people prefer the black
Whnt n difference there is in
ford. ’
odist Church to have been held
Music nnd other forms o f en Wednesday afternoon has been hata nnd the Quality Shop has an First Street now and just a few
unusually large
assortment of yearn ago. One can hardly get
tertainment caused the evening to postponed until further notice, on
these. A large model shown is of parking space on First Street now
pass nil too soon.
account of the illness o f
Mrs, molino nnd straw, with trimmings
The affair was of exceptional Claude Herndon.
of burnt goose- leathers. There nnd even on the side streets the
enjoyment to the guests who num
are others in large, medium and 8Pncca nre filled up every dny and
bered nbout fifty. Mr. Ruffcld and
Mrs. W. i i . Howard, and Miss small shapes.
night in the week nnd on Satur
Ids mother were the recipients of Vera Howard o f Hrmlcntown, and
colors,
small
day
nights
park
several
i__In
4 the
- brighter
.”
,,
’ is ”a ----- U
4I1| ii
ik ii in one has to
w jin
1 iv nuvuiui
many handsome gifts.
Lieut, and Mrs. O. Neigarth of
Dayton, Ohio, have been the guests with°tin>• chcnnitle llowws pVacJdif10^
awa.y from the " ,ain ,lru«Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Starling mo of It. G. Fox and .1. A. Dooley over
the crown. Of powder blue1 ph,,ws thnt 0,»* city is growing
tored to laikeluml Monday where for the past week. Miss Howard georgette und straw, is n chic nnd growing fast nnd the City
the former went on business.
wns among the out of town guests model with folds of Chinese yel- Cummisslnnera nre doing a fine
at tho charicty ball Friday eve low, cerico and blue georgette
piece o f work in enlarging the sideThe many friends of Mrs. S. ning.
around the crown.
Robbins who has been quite ill,
streets
and making them wider.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beetle and
The new ernbnpnlc green is
will be glad to learn that she is Mr. und Mrs. George Beebe of used in horso-hnir braid, in an off We mnda thu streets narrow when
improving and will soon be able to Detroit, Mich., nrrived in Sanford face model. All the colors o f the
they were blinked because our
be out again.
on Monday for a short visit nnd rainbow are used in one o f the funds were limited and yet wo
are stopping nt the Montezuma.
’smartest hats shown. It is made
Mrs. Henry Uandc! and guest,
of bands of ncapolitnn straw in builded better than we knew at
Mrs. Lillie Morris of Jacksonville
Father Roger Anderson o f West yellow, orchid, nnd blue in alter the time for Sanford has plenty of
and Mrs. J. (turnon were a eon- Park. N. Y\, arrived here Monday nating rows. Flowers of this snme room to widen most o f our streets
genial party motoring to Orlando evening nnd is the guest o f Rev. hrnid, centered with velvet nre
at uny time.
on Monday.
A. S. Peck.
Father Anderson placed ut either side of the crown.
,,
,
,,
r, - made numerous friends here last
Strawberry
strnw
combined
Mr. and Mrs. George E. I year when ne held the Mission at with pleated georgette, nnd self- NOT R E A LL Y
Spottswoode and daughter, liar- Holy Cross Church, who will colored flowers, is displayed in n
riot^of Orange, N. <L,^nre visiting, j)t! delighted to learn thnt ho is smart
chapeau. Rose
colored LOST
011 the househunt Shamrock
......
aM visiting in the city.
struw and georgette nre nrtisticnlOsceola.
No article o f value is
1
; '
l Mrs. John Meisch and guests, M
r
s
.
nn° I her creation.
really lost until after The
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Tillman nnd William Staikc of Brooklyn, N. Y.,j T hu various shades of purple
Herald Wants have been
son ot Wnycrosn, Ga., who nre nmj Mrs> Edmund Melsch were a;nre not forgotten this season, ami
called updn to restore it to
touring tho state nrrived in M n -I ,,arty attending the concert b y :u handsome model displayed is of
thu rightful owner.
ford on Monday nnd are stopping Sousa’s band on Monday nt Day", r ,
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Pocketbooks, jewelry, npat the Montezuma f o r a few days.
J3Cach.
pleated geoigette shading fiom
pnrcl, personal possessions,
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; orchid, into wisteria and violet.
things of intrinsic value
Mr. nnd Mrs. if.- E. Kirley of
Miss Rose Gallagher, Robert Fucing the brim is orchid taffeta
nnd others thnt are prized
Marietta, (ia., were among the* ar Herndon nnd Mr. Gallagher were and at one side is a French}* bunch
because of their association,
rivals in Snnford on Monday and among those from Sunford attend- , m f.nur.,_„
nre often quickly returned,
nre pleasantly located at the ing the concert by Sousa’s band .
" Ult
rs*
when
temporarily
lost,
Montezuma.
ut the auditorium nt Duytorut
trimmings this season arc
through Herald Wuntf.
Beach Monday,
of flowers, self-trimmingi, emHerald Wants ure the
E. P. Dann and son, Rodney,
.
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broideries, anil other handwork
first thing to consult when
of Miami were visitors in the city
something o f value is lost
I>r. „„J
. „ a p ta lu d , „ r So,tc.
Monday. They were former resi and
Mr. and
or found.
dents uf
of Sanford and arc
nre amazed motored to Daytona" Beach MonHerald Wants bring losnnd delighted with the growth o f ,jny evening where they attended
Mr. ami Mrs. E. J. Dfluer of
• era and finders together.
Snnford.
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Sousa’s band concert at the audi- Now Y'ork ure visiting at tac
To reach all the people
effectively — leave
your
toriuin.
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(home o f Mr. und Mrs. V. Schmeiz
Mrs. L. L. Kendall who has been
Wnnt Ad at The Herald o f
jpending tho winter here with her
Among those from Sanford at- for ««-vcrni weeks. Mr. Bauer, who
fice. Phono us to send for
brpther, F. If. Whittle nnd son, tending Sousa’s band concert at is the brother o f Mrs. Schmeiz, is
it or phono it to the Want
Albin left Monday evening for her Daytona Beach Monday evening superintendent o f the Foreign &
Ad Department.
Railway,
New
home in Alabama stopping over in were Mr. nnd Mrs. Dwight Bab- >Lightage Erie
PHONE 148
Munticello where she will spend a bitt and Mr. and Mr3. W. S. Thorn-' Y’ ork. This is their second trip to
ton.
. |Florida.
few days there with her son.
Try This oh Yours!
1 the conclusion of the card
!> the hostess served u delicitolail course followed by an
course.
**• Knight’s guests were Mr.
•Mr*. C. Hartdegen, honorecs,
and Mrs. George A. DeCottcs,
*nd Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mr.
Mr*. Hariy Hodwcll, Mr. and
•'Vulter Coleman, Mr. and Mrs.
^ Newman, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
[millat, and Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
^sher.
FRANCE MAY SHOE CLERKS
Itr T h e A n a r l n l n l I * r e » )
Wlats, Black sr Brawn KU | U t
Red, Greta m Cht* Kid . . M *
PtlcfilCsitw White Back.. 1 M
G w . F.wo, Otto «r Math
Wtll dressed «w m kuht m {•*-
t>af p a i a Ewnu SimUb-tto
•rigkul — becalm thvy k m •
smut, itylbh leak, fit trnfwlsbly
and gWa caspkis ntJufim .
Made with hmd-hmwd m I« tnd
law hack. Sins 1 1 ) tat. AAA la E.
SssW. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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525
Sot Broadway,
UMY
SHORT VAMP SHOES
FOUNTAIN INN
Los Angeles
California
CHILDREN’S COUGHS
Children's throats are delicatj aad
smsitlve. ‘In (day, ut school or work
Is now open and the management '{[‘T n[fi„
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tho ‘ theirthe
little
bodies
arebodies
overheated
from
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thr*r
Httlo
overheated
froi
takes
pleasure in
extending
to thL McrctM,^
they
cool nre
off too
quick and
ind a
Snnford public and winter visitors
*fts |n. The minuto your chil
11 most cordial invitation to Visit commence* fo rough get
*b. “ ***fj3
the Inn jin d partake of its hospi-j Lconardl'a Cough Syrup (Crensoted).
‘ “ in
tnlity. The Inn is delightfully lo - .D Is -good for children’s
delicate
catod nnd offers to its guests every Ihmnts, protects the lungs, raises the
com foit
and enjoyment.
The
* » '!, *•*«»
” »*/• A
cuisine nnd dining room service jre
.1,s roldii^ffrlnnc*ernon* w
maintained nt the same high de- coll^|, 'nni| i(/„Hcldtls— that’ ls bralloi
gree of excellence that per men tea nnd soothing. Fine for adults tea
the entire establishment.
■For sale nt your druggist.
Telephone 121 Eustis.
Euslis, Florida
PARIS, Feb. 19.— In the midst
o f measures providing for drnstic
economies and increased taxation,
the French Chamber o f Deputies
will consider n bill sponsored by
the leader o f the Radical party
nnd reading ns follows: “ The
Chamber invites the government
to restore in tho 1921 budget the
indemnity to the ushers, office
boys nnd clerks in governmental
stores and ministries, permitting
W ear “ Union Label” Tailored-to-IVIeasure Clothes
them to buy their working shoes
All-Wool,
gai/crdinr. serge, worsted, broadcloth, ..etc., any .style cait
at the expense of the state."
only $25.
P R O P O S A L FOR
WATERWORKS
PLANT
SANFORD, FLA.
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by the City of San
ford, Florida, by and through its
City Commission at the of Dee of
the City Commission, Palmetto
Avenue, until two-thirty O'clock
P. M„ Monday, March KJth, 1921,
for Equipment and Construction
of a Waterworks Plant as follows:
Approximately 20 miles of wotermuins with valves, hydrants,
etc.
Concrete Reservoir und Tank
Foundation.
Pumping station.
Wells und well pumps.
Pumping machinery and other
necessary equipment.
200,000 gallon steel
tank on
tower.
A certified check or Bidders
Hoad for the amount o f five per
cent (5W ) of the bid price, made
payable to the City Commission,
must be deposited with each bid.
Successful bidders will be required
to furnish bond to tho sunt of onethird the amount of their respec
tive contracts. Checks o f nil oth
ers will be returned promptly.
Plans and specifications can be
seen after Feb. 20th nt the office
of the f’ity Manager und of the
Consulting Engineer.
Specifica
tions can be had from the Consult
ing Engineer upon the deposit of
one dollar, plans upon n deposit '
of one dollar per item. These de- J
posits will he returned when a
good faith bid is submitted.
The City Commission reserves
the right to reject any or nil bids,
ir to change the quantities from
those in the specifications as the
best interest of the City require.
CITY COMMISSIONERS.
By W. U. Williams, City Manager.
Jos. E. Craig, Engineer,
•127 King St.,
Jacksonville, Fla.
2-12-19-2fi-3-1-8
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS
305 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and SanforJ Ave.
The Quality Shop
10H I'AKK A V E .
PRESENTS FOR VOUR CO N SID ER ATIO N
AN ADVANCE SHOWING
OF
Early Spring
M illinery
W ednesday, February 2 0
X o l l r r of A|t |ill riil li oi f o r T n s l l m l
t n i li - r S e c t i o n STS o f Ihi* t l i - n o m l
s i n l u t r * of *h r S l n l r . if I'lo rlitii.
Notice Is lioriliy u Ivpii that Uni
o n H. rircor. purchaser o f T a x <Vrtllli-nt* No. fit, dull'd Hi.- 2nd duv
of June, A. !>, 1919, tins flto.l said
e.TtlUculo In my o f f i c e , nnd has
made iipollculloli for lux deed In i s
sue in nccor.lutice with law.
Said
rortlfli'iito cmhrne.'s the fn llow in n
drsorlhed property situated In Setnllinto rnutitv, Florida. I n - w it;
l^it
5. IIIo c It 9, Tier I», Hanford. • T h e
sold land InduK assessed a t the d o l e
of tho Issuance o f sueli ecrt ifie u le
ill the name of t'nkllowit.
Unless
said certificate shall ho redeemed
uccordlnu In law lux d e e d will Is
sue
thereon on the 21st day
of
March. A. D. 19H.
Witness ray official s ig n a t u r e noil
seal thin the 11th day ot February,
A. I
1»ZI.
(HUAI.)
K. A. DOUrjUAKH.
Clerk C ircuit Court
H.-mlllate C ou n ty . Florida.
11v A. M. W e e k s , 11 .C.
F.d»-l!-| 9 -2S-etc
STOP COUGHING
Coughs cause feverUh conditions
throat und lung strain and trad to
{meumnnia und serious slckiicst-t. Th«
sooner you quit coughing tlm quicker
( you will fi*el better und huvo a better
night's rest. Is-uaanli'a Cough Syrup
(Crensoted) mum iirul Boothes Inflamed, raw throats, raises tlm phlegm
without racking or struluiug, protect*
the bin**, unu removes tbc cause ol
the trouble. lb* warned by the find
rough. (let a bottle of r«oaardi'i
Cough Syrun (Cremated) from your
druggist.
Fine far coughs, colds
rippe, crouch whooping cough and
ronchltU.
IS,
P r r«» >
PHILADELPHIA,
Feb. ID.—
Henrtaches among students at the
South Philadelphia High School
for Girls because o f the vagaries
o f Dam: Fashion have been ban
ished by the adoption by school
authorities o f a uniform dress for
students. Although wearing o f
tho dress is voluntarily, n large
group o f the girls has already or
dered the gnrb. nnd tho sentiment
that the uniform is a manifestation
uf school spirit is icportcd spread
ing among the rest of the student
body.
The uniform is the outgrowth o f
a solf-government plan. An open
forum on "School Spirit and
School Problem" recently lei to
diartissinn r f driMS, in whirh pa
rents o f the gir>3 participated.
The uniform wos favored by nil
pre-ent.
The costume comprises a dark
blue jumper with the school mon
ogram embroidered* in gray silk,
white tailored waists, sport shoes
and stockings. The cost is said to
be $10.
•
Pleasant, cat0 nail cure.
THE TROUBLE OF
fCOFFEE^MAKING-ySf
Fashion’s Spotlight
Is Focused On
Mi-lady’s Shoppe
SPRING OPENING
' ?*IT75 MADE *
V f * H- .
.
The Bureau o f Standards, Washington, has devised this improve d measuring board for babies for the U. S. Childre’n Bureau.
you have to do is keep baby still. That's all.
All that
. J U S T DISSOLVE
. A N D DRINK IT.
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.
. A uREAT CONVENIENCE
AND OH, so g o o d :
February 22
A Magnificent Ensemble of Exclusive Models, Featur
ing Paris Notes, will be on Display for Your Approval.
�THfc SANTORO DAltT BBBALP. TUPDAT,
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Rowland, competition
keen among those trying to make
the ta*m. The boys' team ab o is
OPENING OF TH E O LYM PIC G AM ES
The W orld O f Sports
Foe Boyer Is First
lot Named for the
idianapolis Race
. INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 19.—Joe
Royer, wealthy Detroit speed de
votee and one o f the most skillJ ful and dnrinjT o f the automobile
race drivers, is the first pilot nnItounccd by the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway for ita twelfth annual
600-mile International Sweopetakcs
on May <10. R oyer will drive n
Ducsenberg Straight-Fight
for
Fred S. Ducsenberg.
Boyer's car Will differ mechanic
ally from the previous Dut-senberga which the famous brothers
have put on the speedway in re
cent years. During the fall and
winter months Fred Ducsenberg
has been developing the ear until
it is expected that when the car
is ready for practice its speed and
mechanical changes will surprise
the motori-wise race fans, engin
eers and drivers.
Boyer has furnished many of
the thrills for fou r o f the last five
o f the 500-milo classics, and were
the steels o f his cars nr. stout ns
his heart and commensurate with
skill' he should have won two of
the five races,
in 1919 he hattied with the leaders for the first
150 mites, only to break nn axle
and ho eliminated. In 1920 his
Frontrnac was first over th e ‘ wire
ninety-two times in tho initial 100
laps. A small spring did not with
stand the strain and the time lost
In locating .the trouble, followed
by nn accident in the closing laps,
cost the Detroiter ids chance to
win the classic. In 1921 he drove
his fiiTit Ducsenberg and put u
stiff fight for the first 200 mi
only to have a right rear axle shaft
break and clminatc him. His driv
ing earned him n place on the
Ducsenberg team for tho French
Grand Prix, the only American
team ever to enter the classic,
which was won by Ids mate, Jim
my Murphy, nrnl n Ducsenberg. In
1922 Joe was assistant starter for
the big race, handling the flags
for his males.
I/nut year he was a member of
the' Packard team and the trio
of Detroit-made cars were among
the fastest ears entered, but illluck followed Boyer. Do Palma and
Rest a in their chase for cash and
glory and Boyer’s car went out
with n broken universal joint.
Boyer is ont only a start at the
wheel of a fast motor car, but is
a pilot of international note in
power boat racing, has, taken up
flying, is an accomplished yachts
man and has owned several racing
sloops, lie enjoys any sport with
a thrill, particularly where it is a
contest of skill and speed.
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Tennis Tourney
Notre Dame Star
A ll th is Week
May Coach North
Beginning Today
Carolina State
RALEIGH. N. C., Feb. 19.—
,L . T. (Buck) Show, all-Ameri
can tackle, for several yearn
stnr of the Notre Dame Univer
sity football siiund, will bo o f
fered the position o f head conch
in football and track at North
Carolina State College and prob
ably will take up his work there
thi3 year , according * to an
nouncement Saturday night by
college athletic authorities.
Election o f G. K. (Gus) Tchell, formerly thice sport star
at Wisconsin, ns haskctbull
conch and assistant conch in
football, ami W. C. Parker, of
Springfield Training College,
as assistant director o f athletics,
also was announced by the col
lege.
Y oung Stribling May
Meet Mike McTigue In
Newark Next Month
MACON ,Ga. ------—
Feb. i9 —“ Young"
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Uribiittg, Gc.ngia School boy fight:r. i:.
iu to
m l another
another chance
chance at
cr,
to get
at tho
the
world’s light heavyweight title
that Mike McTigue won
from
Rattling Siki, according to “ Pa"
StriMing, father and manager o f
the precocious pugilist.
“ Pa” said here Saturday night
he had been Informed by telephone
from Newark, N. J„ by promoters
o f tiie championship match that
they had obtained
McTigue’s
signature to a contract to meet hi»
ron March 21.
The Striblings have not signed
to meet McTigue, but will leave
Sunday for Newark ready to ngree
to almost any terms, “ Pn” said.
In a bout at Columbus, Gn., last
October, “ Young” .Stribling was
given a draw, then a victory, nnd
finally a draw with MeTcaguc by
Harry Ertie, Newark referee. The
police escorted' Krtle from the
ringside and he and McTigue nnd
the Irish lighter's manager hur
riedly left for the north.
.Since then Building has en
gaged in a aeries of
victorious
bouts, and, his friends say, has
made rapid strides in his profes
sion.
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MIAMI, FlaTFcbT 19.—Tho first
- tV>v
big tennis tournament o f the 192-1
Henson in the United States will
m
take place nn the fnmous Flam
ingo courts hero Feb. 19 to 25, in
jw m
mmk
clusive.
i Ajj
Tennis in the South has de
veloped to such no extent that
thoro is now a regular circuit of
tournaments in which most of the
stars compete. Miami is the first
'to p for these celebrities. The
local tournament this season will
V i
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be more important than heretofore
because of the entry o f several
Olympic team eligibics and of
M
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others who have hopes o f winning
places in the outfit which will be
sent abroad next summer.
Kings of nil nations sulutcd when Olympic gam es opened at Chamonix, France.
It. Norris Willin:.is 2d, of Phil
adelphia, former national cham
the world’s
w orm s chnmpioncnnmpian- Throckmorton o f tfew York, for- attractive, with at least two Olym
pion and Davis Cup player; Vin- ■runner-upp in tho
eent Richards o f New York, former jfb lp at Wimbledon, arc the lend- mer nationnl inter-acholMtic tltie- pic team candidates in the list.
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ing Olympic team conciliates whore j holder, and S, Howr.rd Voshell o f
nationa! doubles champion and in- p£ y
MJaml .nceting will be Brooklyn, cx-nntiona; indoor chom- SWIMMING TEAM PREPARES
lernutionnlist; the Kinsey brothers watched with considerable interest, j pion, arc some o f m o other nnt.-d
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 19.—
Manuel Alonso, Spanish Dnvis players who have signified their Six regulars and three substitutes
Howard and Robert—who con
sider this tournament so import- Cup star; B. I. C. Norton of British Intention of taking part in the from the 17 girls who have been
practicing for the high school
South Africa, national doubles coming meet.
ant they arc making the trip all .____ ,___
The women’s tournament, which swimming team, will be taken to
chnmpion; Clarence J. Griffin of
the way from California and Fran £hon,E/on’ -Llarcnf ° J* k n itin ot will be hold in conjunction with the Winter Park state tournament
" a> „
La,ir° r" in' n™ ™ - Kan Francisco, former na tonal
eis T. Hunter o f New Rochelle, doubles
champion; Harold A. the men’s meeting, will be equally in April. Under training of T. J.
On Bftch lttt
Data
ADVANCE GUARD BOON
BRADENTOWN, Feb. 19. —
Twenty members of the St. Lonis
Cardinals, under the charge of.
Scout. Charley, Barren, are. ex
pected to arrive heru Feb. 26 to be
gin spring training. They will ho,
tar the most part, youngsters who
will be given their first.tryout for
iUtoni In the Cardinal line-tip
Is season. The baseball park is
being rapidly put into shapo for
the training season.
S
P L A N FORMATION.
WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 19.
Plans are tinder way for the for
mation of a Florida East Coast
Motorboat Racing Association, and
a meeting will Be held at Miami
or Miami Beach on March 9 when
the matter will be taken un. A.
A. Schantx, commodore of the .De
troit Yacht dub, who Is-wintering
here, ia ono of the men behind the
project.
Miami, Miami Beach,
Palm Beach, St. Augustine, Day
tona and Hkvjtna will bo invited to
join the association, it is stated.
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H EDDON'S FINE FISHING TACKLE •
- Dowaglac Minnows
At The Sportsman Store
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
T
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Australian Boy proves
Marvel As a Swimmer
11I)' Tfir /\*niirlnlril P r r » » »
NEW YORK, Feb, 19.— Austra
lia is grooming Andrew Charlton,
a 16-year-old college student lor
wimnter honors and many be
White Sox Boss Is lieve
he will prove the greatest
middle-distance
since
Holding Managership the discovery-o f swimmer
Johnny -Weiss
muller, tha i*hicnifb*'star n few
Open For F. Chance years
ago. Chariton will repre
sent
Australia
in the <100 and 1,500
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.—Charles
■i
^
*meters
Ji|i
free style swimming events
Comlskoy, owner o f
the Olmpie
American Longue baseball club, ' n cunnecthm
games
at
Paris.
Recently
at Syd
announced Sunday night lu* would
hold' the club managership open ney, competing against Arne Borg,
for Frank,Chance until Chance has the Swedish champion, he nwam
had time to recover from his pres the 880-yard event in the world's
record time of 10:51 4-5.
ent illness and take charge.
Uusing the American crawl
Until lie ia aide to assume di
rection of the club, Chance's place stroke, Charlton lias amazed the
will he tilled by Johnny Evers, water experts of the Antipodes.
former manager o f the Chicago He stands more than six feet,
Cubs, nnd “ big Ed’ 'Walsh, who weighs more than 200 pounds and
were signed this season as assist has an ideal build for swimming.
ants to Chance, Comtsky said.
He has broad shoulders, a tapering
Chance sent In his resignation body and his greatest asset is Ills
yesterday from Los Angeles after judge o f pace.
phyiseinns informed him his pres
TRACK MEN CALLED OUT
ent health would not permit him
to leave with the club for spring
GAINESVILLE, Feb. 19.— All
training and possibly might keep
candidates for track and field
hint inactive until after the stait
events participated in by the Uni
of the season.
versity of Florida this season,
The White Sox will leave Febru have been diicctcd by Athletic Di
ary 29 for Winter Haven, I-’la., the rector White to appear on Flem
scene of the pre-season training ing Field Monday for a workout,
period.
I the first of the year.
EVERT TRU E—
so far entered the trial tests.
M W jn b tt
-By CONDO |
NOW, U S T C N , I'D?. A<S£NT :
Y o u ' R e TR Y IN G . T o
S & u . **<5 a n A T r a C H m <s n t G u a r a n t c s b d t o
S /W S G a s
-AND O K . ANI> Ct_l M t tV/STS CVvFtfioN
Q .iv e PAT CAR. P'toR .e p e p A N D p o w e ? R .
X > 0 YO U KNOW HOW 5. STAMT>
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W hy Throw Aw ay M oneyINTO THE MAW OF THE MAIL-ORDER HOUSE; WHY LET IT BE LURED FROM SANFORD BY THE DAZZLE OF
DISTANT MERCHANDISE
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Sanford merchants are the purchasing agents o f our community. They are our own people; they live among
us; they know our needs; they do their utmost to satisfy those needs; to g iv e us .helpful
and
conscientious
service.
Our retail merchants have proved their confidence in this conpnunity by investing many thousands o f dol
lars; by staking their all on Sanford’s future.
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THEY’RE ENTITLED TO A SQUARE DEAL
BY TRADING AT HOME YOU NOT ONLY
They deserve our whole-hearted support and patronage.
show a proper civil spirit—You Serve
And every fair-minded man and woman will concede
BEST INTERESTS. F or it’s a wise person who spends a
that preference should be given to goods made in Sanj
ford and that all trading should be done in
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shops,
c
.
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Sanford
*
YOUR
OWN
dollar where he has a chance to get it back... A fodlish
person is the “ penny-wise” mail order buyer who buys a
“ pig-in-a-poke” every time he patronizes one o f these
foreign epemies of the home merchant.
BE SQUARE WITH YOURSELF AND WITH YOUR NEIGHBOR, THE S
FULLY, HONESTLY, INTELLIG
KEEP
YOUR
Y.
DOLLARS
M ERCHANT WHO SERVES YOU FAITH-
A T HOME!
�PAGE SEVEN g g 9
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1924
TELEPHONE 148 A N D DICTATE YOUR W ANT A D -C O U R T E O U S , PROMPT A N D EFFICIENT SERVICE
uforrl Daily Herald
fT-AD RATES
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
F o R i tfALL— LteSoto paints and
vanriahes at Sanford Novelty
Wotks, aolo agents.
lf»l-tfc
„phiinrd nda. nlll hr rr7„1 from patrons in f rnlBUNCH GRAPES, tree blueberries
4lr *rnt litiMetllAIrlr (or
and blackberries— all varieties
j» r » l
___t.________10c n liar |suitable for home and commercial
..................... . Sr a liar planting. Largest nurseries. Vig___ ____—...------ Or a llnr ; orous, well rooted plants insure
ari ................... ......... I f n llnr
good early profits. For full infa race T y p e ilnublo ab ove
l formation and Illustrated cntalog
Southern Adapted
*1,4 u « d dates* nre f o r run- I No* 9. write
tuiivc Insertions,
! Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.
LOST A N D FOUND
TO THE HOUSEWIFE:—
FOR SALK—At Coronado Beach
cn eight room furnished house
with two lots. Located on Flagler
I f yon never rend a line o f any kind o f news in
Ave., good income ^rojrerty. Mrs.
D. A. Kelly, 217 E . 8rdJ5L
this paper, il’s worth a great many tim es what it
costs you because it gives you every afternoon the
t w o nicy foot- lota together on
good desirable corner. Price .$1250.
last and lowest prices for the day.
Terms very reasonable.
I
f you save only 50 cents a day on your shipping,
I-°wi» A Co.
it
would represent one hundred and fifty dollars
FOR SALE—Four room housf,
a year.
Glndcrvllle; see A. Tnckach.
FoTTs A LE^-Motlern" 6 room stuc
rri.rils o f n vernse length
co bungalow. N ew and up to
1hUK SALE— Egry Cash Register.
.counted a line.
Doesn’ t matter what the prices were yesterday—
Dum charge 30c for Aral
Cost $60- when new. Will sell date in every respect. Four blocks
_-rrtl■>n.
«
iVdvrrtlstnK Is restricted to cheap. Inqulro at' Sanfard Herald from center of city, $7,000, good
Doesn’ t matter yvhat they are going to be tomor
terms.
office.
•
Vncr HnaslfIcatlon.
I»n error Is mnde The Snn- FOR SA LE — Rhode
row—
Island eggs
j ||i raid will ho rrsixtnsllilc
for scttlhg, 15 eggs far $1.00. ONE lot on Elm Ave., $150.00.
■only <»ne Incorrect Insertion.
1 advertiser, for sniiseiiuent
Sirs. Ellsworth, Beardnll Avenue,
10 ACRES celery land 2 1-2 a cre s ■
What’s the last nnd lowest prices today—The
The office should be i Sanford.
Phone 3303.
83-tfp cleared, flowing well, five acres
fled Immediately In caso of
Herald tells you 1
N
SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 fenced, $1700.00.
r' TO AUVEHTIMMW.
First Street. Next door to Smith
Ittrald representative tlmr- Brothers. We sell, trade, and re
L|y f.imlllnr with rates, rules pair all kinds o f cook stoves. If FIVE room house d o s e in, $2500.00.
fth.Mirlratlon, will give you
iplrtr Information. And If your trouble Is stove trouble, see ONE three room house new. Large
l«|.li. tlu*y will assist you In us.
lot, $850.00, terms.
I wish to announce that I am a
jin.- your want ad to make
POLITICAL
candidate for Clerk of the Circuit
FiXPERT
Typewriter
cleaning
and
lore effect ive.
repairing. Call II. S. Pond, 0 ACRES with three room house. ANNOUNCEMENTS Court of Sominoto Co., subject to
IMIUtltTJfAT NOTICE.
Democratic primary, June third.
One ncre set to ornnges. One
phono 225 or Peoples Bank.
^Ttrtlsera should g i v e their
If elected, I promise the faithful
half mile of station, $750.00.
>t nr p n s t o f fl c e address ns
■
179-tfc
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
performance o f ti|e duties con
g* their phono mimher If
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
nected with that oiHce.
denim results. About one FLORIDA M ARVEL blackberry WE HAVE the property. We have
plants for sale. Dr. J. M, Adams,
I hereby announce my candidacy
Ld nut o f a thousand has a
the bargains. W c are here to
W. L. MORGAN.
Box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fin.__ servo you. Come and see us.
Lhom*. and the oth ers can't
for re-election to the office of
FOR
CLERKOF7C0U RT
'
u-nnlcato w it h
y o u unless
county superintendent of public
SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
FOR SALE— Baby chicks, S. C.
i |nti'v y o u r address,
I hereby announce my candiinstruction of Seminole County,
Seminole
Hotel
Annex.
Reds,
Barred
Rocks,
White
nnd
ril.rnntlnnanre MUST lie
dacy for the office o f Clerk o f the
subject to the Democratic primary
Sanford, Fla.
Silver Wynndottes. S. C. White
i t In iiersnn nl T h e SanCircuit Court, Seminole County.
llrrnlil u f f lr e nr hy IrtIxghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy FOR SALE—New modern bungn- to be held on June 3rd, 1921.
T r le p h o n r
ill.rnnt InInto, 5 rooms nnd both, nil conT. W. LAWTON.
Florida, subject to the decision.of
egg producing strnins. Pedigreed,
i« tire m il vnllil.
FOR SHERIFF.
the. Democratic . Primary to be
exhibition and utility matings. voniences, on 50x117 foot lot fa c
irteuiis, P r o m p t . E ffic ie n t
held on June 3rd, A. I)., 1921. I
Custom
hatching.
Write
today
ing
paved
street.
$5,00l).U0,
I hereby announce myself as o
Service.
per candidate for the office of Sheriff stand for efficiency nnd service in
for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, $300.00 down and $50.00
Box 18, Longwood, Fla.
month. Griffith-Millicnn Co., *103 of Seminole County, subject to the j office.
VANCE E DOUGLASS.
1st NntT Bank Bldg.
FOR
SALE—
Rhode
Island
and
I Democratic primary June, 1921.'
JRESSMAKING
White Leghorn eggs for setting
______ '
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
W. A. TILLIS.
( Advertisement.)
I beg to announce myself a can*
15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs. J. \V. ROOMS FO R REN T
. SALE
Pennington, French Ave and H igh1 ------ —;-------------- -— -------------- -didate for the office of Tax ColCl-EKK,
C
ir
e
U
'T
r
o
U
B
I
l<ctor
Scmin0|c Coont, . , ubjl.cl
i ARE YOU—Looking for a good
JiME E. G. TOLCHAICl), St.
1 nercoy
h.rcby announce
nnuourwo inac
that .I om
o
the dl.Llsion
lho Uc„ 1K.^,|e
room.
If
you
don’
t
find
one
l
is
t
-'
....
..
I’ OIt SALE— Pepper |j,an,n.
plants. ...
J. v...
C.l ,I .In this,
, . column
I
_',i i candidate for the office oi
.
Ikkmu d r e s s m a k e r .
of i-iern
Clerk
Primary to be held June 3rd, 192L
Ellsworth, Beardnll1 Ave. Phonoi c“ m , 3 cf,llimn» 1.l' scrt 1 sm a" I (
rj
i.
f Seminole* Pf'nia
MTEII HAND EMnilOII).
want nd and you will receive the 1
. L,,r.c}iu.
°
IL C . MAXWELL*.
I LINGERIE. DRESSES AND 3303.
------- — . — — best listings in the city.
[ County, subject to the action °J t ,e , --------j
OR TAX ASSESSOR.
„rs. HAMILTON HOTEL F’OR SALF1— Hibiscuss ......
.
nnd ..........
Shasta
,,----- -r-----1, gQ~
T
— Democratic primary
primary in June, 1924.
linisey plant:.. Phone 345-J.
,
nnt^ board, $8.00. 40« First
hi, WINTER PARK. FLA
I wish to announce thnt 1 nm a
H. II. CHAPPELL.
candidate for re-clection to thu
(Advertisement)_______
SAUSAGE—
for
sale,
pure
pork,I
Fni>~nrv*n~
n
2
—
-------ISE'S FOK RENT dried and smoked, 35 cents per
__________ _ office of Tax Assessor of SemiRENT One furnished room
, j,tL.ln’
^ ' ,uc* - 0:I East
b.as FOR COUNTY PFtOSFlCljTINfi |10]L, County, subject to the decis
IRF’ NT— Gnrago, corner 11th lb. postpaid, cash. Minimum shipship
ATIORNEY.
. ion o f the Democratic Primary to
Elm_Ave.__M. Schneider._ ment 3 lbs.
Hams cured and Third S t ________
I
wtislf
to
nnnounce that I shall be held June 3rd, 1924.
F'OR
RENT—Two
nicely
furnish
smoked
40
cents
per
lb.
delivered,
IRENT—Or sale, new cottage
A . VAUGHAN,
ed housekeeping rooms, 520.00 be a candidate for thu office of
iGinilcrviltc. Apply at Gin- $1.25 cash, balance C. O. I>. Sat
312 o r 314 East 5th County Prosecuting Attorney, sub F'OR MEMI1EK SCHOOL'HOARD
]le Store*
____ isfaction guaranteed. Mrs. F'noch per month.
ject to the endorsement of the
St.
Sawyer, Tifton. Gcorgin.
I hereby nnnounce myself a can
[SALE—Small furnished cutDemocratic voters at the June 3rd, didate for re-election to the office
Innulre at Herald.______ WANTED— I buy nil kinds of cast FOR RENT—Nice light house* primary.
nf member o f the bonrd of public
keeping rooms.
1020
o ff clothing. Drop me a card
Union
GEORGE C. HERRING.
KENT— Furnished house; and I will call. Heredia, 402 San- Ave._
instruction, representing school
real ns a whole .»r part, by fonl A ve. __
FOK COUNTY JUDGE
district No. 1 o f Seminole County,
___
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms.
or year; in good ncighbor1 hereby announce myself ns a subject to the Democratic nrimary
402
flak
Ave.
F'OR
SALE—
Watson
nnd
Irish
WHte \V-10, care Herald.
inison nn.i
risn
,
I candidate for the office o f County to be held on June 3rd, 1924.
grey waterme•Ion seed, hand se-iFO L RF.NT—J room furnished Judge o f Seminole County, subject.
FRED T WII LIAMS
ENT— 5 room cottage, leveed from sound
und melons
1922
apartment first floor, 209 E. 5th to tho Democratic primary, June 3, ------- B j i i r i
1 ;,. t
with double garage. 504
OMP^ltut* to name_____
line, £jc)v.r.ed uu*at.^St. . .
__
1924. I pledge faithful
A X -----COLLECTOR
nmiiiin*- servieu.
ocrTM.il | •J’.OB
-7-v -.T*---i'St.
.jO crnts fo r CO lhs.’MHlVVred. Pear* iTi'3*1 ? uunounce that I nm a
"■—Two' nicely furnish *nou!d you nominate me.
son Plant Co., Pearson. Ga.
J. G. SHARON. |tandldnto for re-election to the o f
IELP W AN TED
ed rooms. 313 W. 2nd St. Phone
fice o f County Tax Collector of
431.
FOR
llll COUNTY
l u i s i t JUDGE
JL 1 ,,r ‘ .
! Seminole County, subject to the
Ell—Help of all kinds by
SPECIAL
NOTICES
F’OR RENT—A four room u n -i _____
I hereeby announce my candn.acy tt(:t{op 0f the Democratic primary
business houses. If you
furnished apartment, close in. II .1for tho « « ic o of County Judge t0 bc hcI(J In Juntli
rithmit n position, advertise
T. Pate._801_\Vest F’ irst St.
of Scmintde County, subject to tho j
|: classified page o f The
JNO. D. JIN KINS.
F'OR RENT—Two room house- action o f the voters at the Demo
It will cost you only n
<Advertisement)
UNDERWOOD
keeping aimvtment. 719 Oak A v e. cratic primary June 3.
tnD and you will reach thou_________JOHN G. 1.E0NARDY.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT
F’OR RENT—Furnished rooms,
I hereby nnnounce my enndidney
FOR
SHERIFF
$2.51)
to
$1.00
a
week,
110
Com
TEH—I am at leisure nt 2 High class Underwood Typewriters
for County Commissioner for the
To
the
Voters
of
Seminole
County:
mercial
St.
111. Want
clerical
work, for rent to reliable parties.
I hereby nnnounce myself a can- Fifth District comprising <r’ huluo«t preferred. Apply Box
F’OR RENT—Two good house didate for Sheriff of Seminole tn- Geneva and Osceola, subject to
[Herald.
keeping rooms reasonable. A p- County subject to the action of the the action of the Democratic priUnderwood Typewriter Co.
SALE— Floor sounding mu 15 S. Main Strco*
Orlande, Fla. ply lineoln Hotel.
Democrntic primary to be held on mary June 3.
se, practically new with all j
F’OR RFLN'T—Two nicely furnish June 3rd.
il I nm elected I pledge
...............................................
C. A. RAULERSON.
unents. A pply P. O. Box 203.
ed housekeeping rooms, $5.00 myself to fulfill the duties of this
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
per week. 312 East 5th St.
office to the best of my ability.
TED—White housekeeper for
Subject, of course, to the action
_____
E. E. BRADY.
ill faimly. Live in country,
ef the Democratic Prima-y to bo
APARTM
ENTS
n. Permanent position. Box
SHERIFF
held June 3rd, I will be a candidate
WANTED TO REN T I herebyFOR
eraId.
FOR RENT
announce myself a can for the office o f Countv Judge of
WANTED t i buy business in San didate for rnelectiijn to tho office Seminole County. I shall be grate
ford or will rent vm-ant store. of sheriff of Seminole county sub ful fnr the nomination and elec
FOR KENT— Large apartment, all w *,"™
tSY
ject to (he action of the Demo- tion. nnd if elected 1 assure thu
modern conveniences. No one. .. . ... *r\i
h c','
with children vx *d atinly.
417 w .l J1* U - Church St.. Orlnndo,_Fla._ crntic primary to be held on June |citizenship of Scntiholc a fair and
apply
PTl’LEMENT
^ulirr nf \ p|iijriifli.n fur Till llr r il 3. If elected for another term 1. faithful administration of the ufSecond.
I i d l e r S r r l l i x i .IT a n f I h r ( i n i r r n l
_ Ato.. i*
1**11 ll_1
ffM
i
pledge
fulfill
the duties of tho airs o #
f *L
the office.
- l d l r T **f t h r S t i l t , , n f F l n r l l l t l .
FOR RENT— Furnished ar. pnila rr ti 1 MXntlcp
The problem of filling
Is lit-rcliy g i v e n tluit O v e r . office in the same efficient manner ________ SCHELLF) MAINES.
_ ment 311 Park Ava\__
s l r .'.i Invf'slmrnt ' •’ iinitxtn.v, p u r - thnt I have conducted it in the
needs is easily settled on
FOR SHERIFF.
rhiisor nf T « x tV rt I fit-alt. No. ss s.
m it ic k . “
th>- principle of reciprocity,
Nut In* Is h ereb y k Ivioi that 1*.
I Uslril th e 1st day i>f June, A. I». past.
To the Voters o f Seminole County:
for what one has t » sell the
C. M. HAND.
Farii-ll. ..f Hemlnnle I'ountv. I lor- 1
1“ ' m . d nil.I c e i l i r i e m e In toy
1 hereby announce my candidacy
ottti r wants to buy.
Ida. t r a d in g ns t i v le d o M -rr a n tII.*1
and has ttinile uppllentlon f n r FOR PROSECUTING ATrORNEY
for the office o f Sheriff of Semi
t'o.. I.as made no assignm ent «.f all l;,x deed to Issue In
n vrordn n ee
I desire to announce to the citi nole County, subject to the voters
of Id* r e a l anil p erson a l properly, J ",Dh taw. tin Id vert If Irate em l>r a v e s
This is the grout princi
except S'lvh as Is exem p t l*V law ll" ' follow lint d e s rrlh e .l
p r o p e r ty zens o f Seminole County that I nm of the Democratic Primary to be
ple underlying Hcr.ild Wnnt
frem fore.-d sale. t<> me f..r the p o in te d In h .m ln ole t onritv, K lo r - a candidate fur the nominutum to
held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I
Ads and it has worked for
heiiellt o f All o f Ills cred itors, am i i i'J;*. '" . w i t :
Lt In terest
In
Hew.
he Prosecuting Attorney
Law ....
F^nc>' for tho promise four _years of_ ......
1'*u
years with such great suc all v re d ito rs o f till, said 14. A Fara re hereby re.mired, wit bin I ? , " ' ! ' - ' 8-jJL -S Iv.. runi S. 6S6.JI ft. County Court of Seminole County, forcement in n business manner by
re* i that this form of ad Hell,
six! v .lavs. If an eh c red itors i iple. r;” ,* N*
'>■ V\* tif.2 fV tlaou* i subject to the action of the Demo- the help of the
proper subordivertising has come to bo
In this State, or If bvvnnd the Iit;i- • tt. It. ItlKht of w a y ) . K Acres,
The
its
o
f
th
is
HI
ate.
within
fo
u
r
I'-nd
hr
I
nit
t-ssessed at th e cratic Primary, June 3rd, 1924. I nate.t or assistants and earnestly
very popular.
mviillis. t •* submit I., m*
m m r i i ' 'J1” ''
Do* Is*nancy nr such c y r t l - will be grateful for ycur vote and solicit the support of all law ens t n lc m c n ts o f Uiclr cla im s
uku Iii -U l1.1’1',*'' 1,1 thy tcitn* o f l.ls ilv I*. H u n t . the nomination.
j forcement voters, on June 3rd.
The needs of one are supH,jij a.salLcnnr
1 nlvi»* nuM r»*rtiru*atH hiiuII Im* r**ERNFLST F. HOUSEHOLDER.
|t.
ALLEN.
lied by the needs of another.
natvil t h is first ilny o f February■.1'Icvmed nvrnrilliiK t o la w tax ilyvil
C osh in Advance
\ i,
Thi- process simply is the
Retting o f the buyer nnd
•ell. r together and Herald
Want Ads do that? to per
fection. Try them ar.d see.
To reach all the people
*ITe. lively — Ienv\*
your
Want Ad nt ThivHerald officc. Phone us to semi for
h nr phone it to the Want
A'i Department.
10NE 148
i -•i
i will Issue thvrcim o n tin* j u t ilny
It t, s m i t h
''f March. A. I>. 1321.
Asslltovv f o r bi-nvIU o f rr.illlnr* o f
Wllnyss iny offlv h.l sluintiir.* «n .|
K \ F il m , i!
•h*" ** v Mill ila y iif F e b r u a r y ,
' **“ *” >‘*
A j,
— ———------- --------------------------------(,si;a i .)
M I T I I 'K
OF
III1M H .I
r e x
t .iu r r c u PAitTMUisiiti*
OF
Notice Is h ereby g i v e n Hint
llm ltv l p a rt n e r sh ip ber. i o f o r e e x - j
lujt.
R A. Doirni.ASil,
d v r k i " r . ,iili Cou rt
Hsmlli >lv t ’ o m l v i F 'n r U l n . .
Archer
is in the
,
, heart, of a won.
•xtln.- |o*tM-vvti ttio tlllllvrslKtlvil. D. I
I.. Klee, o f WiiNhliiKtori. t>. c.. iiitfl derful watermelon utui cucumltor
F. ii Lynch, of New York Cltv. in- growing section o f Alachua cou n ty.
proper!y1hp(*nr 'o v Im'lo?''In' senHn"l"
V ^ r there were no less than
i '..iinty. FI... tins been this iliy 400 cars o f watermclmis s h tp p cl
m ’ o -t'v •" . o'-e>l.
from that place to the northern
Iiatvil this December I*. I ''-!
'markets. In uddition to this th ere
were 31 cars of cucumbers shipped.,
y
-"AND SUPPLIES
rOOToFFIRST SI
iN F O R D ,F L A .
ARE YOU losing an opportunity
to sell your property by not using
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
the Herald Want Ads. The cost
1923 Dodge touring, almost new,
Is small, the results great. Hfrald
J923 Dodge Panel Delivery like
Wants will work for you quickly.
new.
FOUND— A coat on Celery Avo.
One 1923 Dodge Coupe.
tan at Herald office.
Dodge touring, 1921.
LOST— Strayed or stolen, one airDodge Roadster, 1919.
dnle male pup, blnck on back,
Dodge 1922 touring.
Dodge Sedan. *
brown marked
feet
and legs,
1922 Hupmobilo touring.
about three months old. Reason
One Worm-drive Ford truck.
able reward. Phonet 2-10 or 91.
Ford touring, 1922.
Zachnry-Tyler iVencer Co.
Bulck touring, 1918.
Reo Speedster Truck. 1022.
W ANTED
1 1-2 ton International truck.
2-ton Indiana Truck
MISCELLANEOUS
1-ton Republic Truck.
WANTED— Your old furniture.
F'urd House Car.
Many people in Sanford would
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
Ike to buy second hand furniture.
Dodge Dealers.
Advertise your snare pieces in the
Phone 3".
Herald Want Aus and sell them
quickly. Phone 148 and the wnnt
ad department will he glad to in
FORDS
left your ml.___________________
New and Used
ROADSTERS
PUBLIC stenographer.
Phone
TOURINGS
349. 107 Park Ave.
COUPES
SEDANS
TON TRUCKS
WANT to hear from owner having
Cash or terms.
farm for sale; give particulars
Wo Sell or trade.
nnd lowest price. John J. Black,
EDWARD HIGGINS,
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
Authorized F’ord Dealer
I REPAIR houses, wood, tin, ceSanford.
ment. Rate COc. W. E. Lnntz,
1210 Fronch.
In the r lr e u lt Court e( the Sexrnth
Jti.llclsl ('irrnlt of the Htnte n t
Florbln, In unil fo r Wemlnale
Couuly.
In C h n n r r r i.
C IT A T I O N .
Mattie Face, w id o w , C om plaina nt,
vs.
/
llntierl lla rnhnrt. et nl.. D efendants.
To llohert Barnhart, if living,
Husan llarnhnrt. his w ife . If living,
Aaron Jernlunn. If livin g. Joseph 11.
Askew. If liv in g, Harnli J. Ask ew ,
his wife. If liv in g . J a c o b lir o c k . If
llvlntn Jam es
W eek s,
If
living.
ion mi«*i. llelilt. If IIv Iiik. Mlclmei
...............
J. Doyle, If liv in g .and H c o r g e C.
llranliey, If liv in g, under th e llrin
name nf D oyle and lira nt ley. Mrs.
rhlln A. W illia m s. If liv in g , Alnr«ar.*t tv. Karnsey. If liv in g . M ar
Karel S. ita msey. If liv in g , • und
Margaret H. Itamsey ns s u c c e s s o r In
trust to llo b c r t It. Itamsey. If l i v
ing; and If enhl pa rtlra r r o dead,
•o all parties elnlmltig
Interests
tinder
Hubert
tlnrnhnrt.
Husan
Itarnhart,
his
wife,
A a ro n
Jeriilgait.
Joseph
II.
A sk ew .
Paruli J. A s k ew , his w ife , J.ieoh
lirock,
J u ic es
Week s,
Cm amnd
lleldt. Michael J. D o y le and O e o r g e
C Hrant ley. under tile llrnl name
of Doyle and Brantley. Mrs. Fhllo
A. Williums, M ar ga ret W. Itamsey.
Margaret S. Itamsey, nnd M argaret
S. Itamsey ns s u c ce s s o r Iti tr ust to
Jtohert If. Ilu tnsey; or o th e r w is e , in
nud to
the
follow in g
described
lands, o r an y pa rt o r pa rcel t h e r e
of. situate, ly in g and b e i n g In the
County o f Hemlnnle and State of
Florida, m ore p a rticu la rly d es cribed
us follow s, t o - w l t :
K e g lo i d in s - H tS i.ie feet West o f
the H n b lh e jis t " c o r n e r iif
Govern
ment Lot One, In Heetloo 31), T o w n
ship 13. Houtli . f B u n ge
XI Bust.
Hemlnnle ' Cou n ty .
F lo r id a :
run
North 11.10 feet m ore or less, to the
waters o f L ak e M onroe nt lo w wil
ier m ark: th en ce W est 37 f e e t along
tin* shore o f sold lak e at h*w w ater
mark to the eas terly
line i f the
Moses K, Levy iIrani ( n i s i kn ow n
t»s thu
Hanford
•I r a n i ) ;
thrnee
Htmtli IJ d e g r e e s W est a l o n g the
Easterly Hue i f said (Iran i to tile
Honthwest c o r n e r of said G o v e r n
ment Lot O n e ; th en ce Hast ftfio feet
to tieginnlng. c o n t a in in g 13 acres.
Inure or less.
It a p p e a r in g f r o m the s w o r n Dill
of com pla in t llletl In
th is
cause
again a y o n .that you and each of
you have or c la im to h a v e some
Interest In nnd to the land* h e r e in
above describ ed,
and
that
y ou r
places o f r esid en c e are u n k n o w n .
Th erefore, you Hubert Ibirnlinrt.
If living, Husan Itarnhart, his wife,
If living. A a ro n J c r n ig m. If living.
Joseph It. A s k e w , If liv in g , Sarah
J Askew, his wifi*. If liv in g , Jncuh
Brock, If liv in g , -James W eek s, If
living. Himinuei lleldt, if
livin g
Michael .1. D oyle. If liv in g ,
and
Heorge C. Bran tley, if liv in g , u n
der the linn name o f
D o y le , and
Brantley, Mrs. F h llo A. W illia m s. If
living. M argaret W. B a m s ev. if liv
ing. M arga ret H. Itamsey. If living,
and M argaret S. Itamsey, ns kiicresMir In Irust to ! ! Iihert ||. Barnsey. If liv in g ; and If dead all p a r
ties rlnim ln g Interests under Hubert
Barnhart, deceas ed ,
Husan
Barn
hart. his w ife, deceased. A a r o n J e r
nigam deceased. Joseph It. Ask ew ,
deceased. Sarah J. A s k e w , his wife,
deceased. J a c o b
Brock,
dec ••IIMUtl.
James W eeks, deeeosed.
Km i ii lie t
lleldt. deceased. Michael .1 Hnvlc
deceased, and H c o r g e ('. lira ntlcv.
deceased, u nder th e llrm rillun of
|i o le and B ran tley, Mrs. Fhllo A.
Williams, deceased.
M arga ret W
llamsev, deceased. M ar ga ret H. B a m rey, deceased,
and
M a r g a ret
H
Itamsey,
us
su ccessor
In
trust
to
Hubert
It.
Hum»ey, deceased; o r o th e r w is e . In and
to the lands h e re in a b o v e described,
i r any part th ereof, and also a n y ami
all oth er person s Whose n mu* or
names are u n k n o w n nnd w h o may
tic Interested In the 'p ro p e r ty In
volved In tills suit, and h erein ab ove
described o r w h o claim any right.
>i|te or Interest th erein
as heirs,
devisees or g ra n t e e s, by, t h r o u g h or
under any o f the parties o r persons
hereinabove n am ed o r r e f e r r e d to.
or otherwis e, are h ereb y reitulred
In be and a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r said
l*’ rtnit Court al the C ou rt H ouse
at Sanford, F lorida , on the 3rd day
■f March, A. D- 1921. and then und
them m a k e a n s w e r to the 1*111 of
complaint ex hib ited a g a in s t y o u in
INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR
DEPARTMENT.
Maxwell Touring
Chandler Touring
Ford Sedan
Hudson Touring
Seripps-Booth Touring
Ouklnnd 'Touring
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
th is m u s e ; nthorw l te, d e c re e s p ro
c o n fe s s * w ill lie i titered a g a in s t
y ou .anil ca.'h o f yam.
It Is ordered that tills C ita tion be
published lii the Hanford H erald , a
n ew spaper publtslied 111 Hanford.
SenHnole County. Florida, o n c e each
w eek for eight c o n s e cu tiv e w eek s,
WJTNKHH my hand nnd the seal
nf said Circuit Court on th is the
6th day nf January, A. D. 1911.
(H BAL)
K. A. FOlinI,A.MS,
Clerk nf the Circuit Cou rt o f the
Seventh Judicial Circuit o f F l o r
ida. In and for Seminole C ou n ty.
H im . A. DBCOTTKH.
Solicitor and of Counsel fo r
Com philnnt.
CORRUGATED IRON ROOFING*
COMPOSITION ROLL HOOPING,
STRIP SHINGLES,
PLASTER.
CEMENT,
'
NAILS.
CHASE & CO.
SANFORD. FLA*.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
You can find the name ef tre rj
live Busineas Man in Sanford in
this Column each day.
Lloyd C. Bebout
Traffic Manager
419 First National Bank Bldg.,
Sanford, Florida.
Specializing t.o«ui and Damage
Freight— Express Claims
Studebakcr, Packard, Chevrolet
J. L. PERKINS
Salea Department
Son Juan Garage
WHIDDON & HODGES
Tomato nnd watermelon planting
has begun in Marion county.
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
Cards nf Sanford'n Reputable
Professional .Hen, each o f
whom, in his chosen profession
the Herald recommends to the
people.
117 Park Avenue— Phono IM'
Sanford Novelty
W orks
V . C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill Work
Contractor and Builder
517 Commercial Street
Georjcre A, DeCottes
Attorney-at-Law
Over Seminole County
Hank
Wilson W elding & Radiator
Sanford, -------------- Florida
W orks
"It It’s Metal wo can weld It”
SAN FpRD , FLORIDA
Schelle Maines
LAWYER
— Court House
Elton J Moughton
ARCHITECT
First National Hank Hldg.
Sanford, -------------- Florida
ST E W A R T The Florist
Flowers For All Occasions
Members Florists Telegraph De
livery Association
814 Myrtlo Ave. Phone 260-W
' Sanford Machine Co,
Lrnrrnl Machine nud Holler
Wnrha
t’ r lludcr
W. A. HOURS, M. I).
Fhmir
Specialist
Urology, Syphilulogy, F’emalo
and Skin and Blood Diseases.
Office 301 F'irst Nat’l Bank Bldg.
C rinding
HSufurd, FIs.
112
I I’ hunr so*
-I'hnne 4 9 S
QUICK SERVICE
T R A N S F E R
The Marcel Shop
H h n n i ii i i' il ii K ,
t\ l i v i n g ,
Monirnrlnir. X Intel Its)
Trrntiornta
(Hill.I.It'S
Nnllr > » . 3
t.»rnl und
F n rlu la
Long III,Inner H au l
ing.
Storage
Vrulp
A l 'A H T tt K \ T S
Trl. 3 1 3 - W
S. 0 . Shinholser
US
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S!TlCQ!rE Concrete Co., gesen)
■lake, MM*
cement work, aidewlt___
Ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B.
Terwilleger, Prop.______ _______
Lumber and Building Material.
Carter Lumber Company
Laurel St. Phone 565.
H ILL LUMBER CO.
H ou sed
Service, Quality a id
Price.
Phone 136.
1-5-12-19-2H-2-2-9-16-23-3-1.91
b r in g in g u p f a t h e r
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BUILDING
M ATER IAL
AUTOMOBILES A N D
REPAIRS
Contractor and Uullder
S a n fo r d ,------------------Florida
e>t<3
l c v s f e ir .
Phone 101
902 French Avenue
The Seminole Printery *
Let us rlgure on that Job of
tirlnUttu— w « stan d behind every
j o b w « turn nut*
Rubber Stamps a Specialty
W . J. Thierpen
Real Estate
FIRE , LIFE, AUTO
Insurance
R.
C.
M A X W E L L
Real Estate
and
Insurance
SANFORD.------ FLORIDA
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Senator Wheeler SaylrDaugherty’s
Friends Received Money From Oil
•
Men For Influence With Attorney ■
FORHCOffiAND
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rwr n * AiMdMffl P m )
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20—The
attempt to driv$ Attorney General
Daugherty from the cabinet was
renewed from a new angle in the
senate Tuesday after he had
adopted an attitude of defiance to
ward his critic*.
Senator ’JVheeler, Dem., Mon
tana, not only charged on the ten*
ato floor th at the attorney gen
eral’s name was mixed in the oil
scandal from the first bat he
charged that Mr. Daugherty’s per
sonal friends had been aeeepting
money In exchange for their In
fluence with him and added that
‘‘if the attorney general haa not
actually got the money, he Is a
bigger fool than the people of the
United States give him credit for
being."
Only Small Portion
"This is only a small portion, an
extremely small portion, of the
testimony th a t will be produced,”
said Senator Wheeter, “showing
beyond any question of doubt in
my mind that the attorney general
of the United States, instead of
prosecuting crime, has been pro
tecting crime and criminals."
The speech of the Montana sen
ator was delivered In behalf of his
resolution asking for a sweeping
investigation of Mr. Daugherty’s
official record. He sought immedi
FORIffillONPLAN
— i_i_
COOLIDGE HASN’T
MADE SELECTION
itts cat frm Rarmae bill SECRETARY NAVY
9 sr •
, »w • v
“
of /R epublican In a u rits—M«Dm In co m e T a x
» . TIM Ar i H MM P n m ,
jrASMHINGTON, Feb. 20-A idIL a group of Republican*, most
I them insurgent*, house Demo
* f eliminated from
[0 the Mellon Income
, rates.
a rota of 222 to 196
hedule advanced by Rcpresen« Garner, Democrat, •Texas,
i substituted.,
bill aa amended Axes the
_ maximum' a t 44 per cent
Ipcomss In excess of $02,000 aa
ait 50 per cent on incomes exjng $200,000 under existing
r and 25 per cent on incomes of
i than 1100,000 ns recommend
>the treasury. It also reduces
■1 income rates to a greater
nt than Mr. Mellon recomled and Increases personal tax
aptions, a feature not in tho
jory draft*
How They Voted,
fore approving tho Garner
,osal, which received tho sup
; of 17 Republicans, one Farmborite, and one Independent
dition to 203 Democrats, the
i went on record as opposed to
substantially the same a*
_ recommended by Mr. Mellon
rejeetdd an Amendment by
rc.oentative Frear of Wlsconan insurgent, to cut normal
in half without altering the
ng surtax schedulo.
Ring
.publican organisation
iaatio leaders
ho opportunity to bring to a
a compromiso amendment
h proposed a 25 oer cent reduc
in both normal and surtax
Dies in effect today prevented
lit call on tho Democratic subatc which, was approved by a
r's vote. A record vote, howt, on tho amendment can bo de
ed before the hill comes up
usage and organization Re
ins are planning to bring
about. Such a vote would
a straight out test of
r a h between tho Mellon and
Atrepecrtutiiby also
I be afforded the Republicans to
r their compromise with a roll
I on the proposition Ini' order,
er disposing of the income
section, an amendment ofby Representative Garner
sing to make stock dividends
ble was defeated, 141 to 127,
►house proceeding with reading
be hill In regular order.
Galleries Packed
Abate on the income tax see
the mtln target of Demotie and insurgent Republican
sition to the revenue bill, terflted by agreement a t 3:30 o’k, with practically overy mcm'of the house on the floor and
[galleries filled with spectators.
‘ vote came first on the amendflt offered at the last moment
[Chairman Msdden of the approtlons committeo who declared
house should record Itself on
Mellon rates. With the Garand Frear amendments pendsuch a vote was not in order
hi bring it about Mr. Madden
.oned a surtax maximum of 2d
' cent instead of tho Mellon 25
: cent, the only point of differin the two schedules.
Rc Madden substitute was re214 to 152, about 40 Repubns including Chairman Green
|the ways and means committee,
ling the Democrats in opposifrtar Amendment Thrown Out
W a standing vote of 254 to 46
Frear amendment was thrown
land then a vote was taken on
Garner substitute. RcprcscntaLongworth, Republican leader,
ng unnounccd that ho would
a compromise to fix the surniuximum at 37 1-2 per cent
in the event tho Democratic
was rejected.
Be Democrat, Deal, of Virginia,
•t the party caucus announcI he was opposed to tho Garner
■>, (lid not vote, while three othWlse, Georgia; Dupre, Louisi' and Montague, Virginia, were
ent.
203 other Democratic memof the house marched up the
per aislo to record tholr votes
tho Garner amendment. With
were theso Republicans.
nc ten in tho Wisconsin delegaRcid, Illinois; Woodruff,
J'gan; La Guardia, New York;
pi» and Keller, Minnesota; Sinr» North Dakota and Mrs. NoCalifornia, Wefaid, Farmeror. and Kvaie, Independent,
Besots, also supported the
wratic proposal, while Berger,
Hist, Wisconsin, was absent,
!»ere 11 Republicans. RepresenGraham, Rcpublicttn, 1111presiding, did not vote.
Ml RRELL ANNOUNCES
.." 'T h r
A sauetatr*
!•»»—.
PAMI, Fla., Feb. 20.—Jno. M.
"■'II, one of the leading attor1 of Miami is the first to an"ce Ids candidacy as delegate
^ tho fourth congressional dlsof this state to the National
f®ocratic convention.
MARKETS
CHICAGO, Feb. 20— Wheat—
PJ »nd July, botk H0% to % .
fttft to ;BU
_
Undecided Yet as to Man He Will
Appoint aa Denby’a Successor,
llut Wants Man with En
gineering Knowledge.
S r T 1m Aaaaelatrd Preaa.
S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1024.
Crackers Shiver As Snow Falls At
Where Thousands
New Yorkers Flock To See Exhibit
OILTRAILLEFT
ate eetion bat consent was re
fused by Senator Lodge of Massa
chusetts, the Republican leader,
because of Mr. wheeler’s proposal
that he himself select the investi
gating committee.
Cast night the attorney general
not only maintained hia determina
tion against retiring from office
under fire but asio refused to
make any reply to the attacks
upon him. There had been suggettion that Mr. Daugherty might
make a statement after yester
day's cabinet meeting but he left
the White House and went to his
home -to spend the remainder of
the day without a word aa to his
intentions.
Prior to the cabinet sesalon a be
lief had prevailed (n somo quar
ters that the question of Mr.
Daugherty’s remaining in office
would be taken up in connection
with a general discussion of the
more recent disclosures in the oil
inquiry. All of the members
united in a statement after the
meeting that the oil investigation
was not discussed and later Presi
dent Coolidge authorized the state
ment that not only had Mr. Daugh
erty not resigned but that there
had boon no discussion of him or
his offico in tho cabinet either be
fore or after tho meeting.
K U T E E l
Hr TD« Associated P u sa.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20-R ain
...and alert today tam ed tbo
nighl’a snowfall Into slush
which nude
brooks of the
streets and sidewalks and im
peded the elevated and earfare car traffic. It was tho
most aorlona storm this winter
for the metropolitan district.
Four hundred enow plows and
14,006 men are deer ing the
streets today. All trains are
delayed. A severe blizzard la
. sweeping upper New York
state.
INQUIRY
Committee Meeting Behind
Closed Doors
Examine
Brokerage Records Where
They Find Name of United
• States Senator, Withheld
for Further Investigation.
(Hr t w aw m m m i fi»«>
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 0 Senator Elkins, Rep., West
Virginia, said Wednesday that
he had purchased stock of the
Sinclair
Consolidated
Oil
Company. He added he waa
perfectly willing to go before
the senate oil committee and
tell about It. His statement
revealed he ia the senator
whose name appears on the
records of Benkard brokerage
firm presented to the commis
sion yesterday.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—(Spec
ial.)—With the falling of what
promises to be one of the heaviest
snows this city has had this win
ter, New Yorkers are flocking in
increasing numbers to the Florida
state exposition a t Madison Square
Garden, where they are viewing
with wonder and envy the evi
dences of summer weather, yearround sunshine, winter food pro
duction contained in the many dis
plays brought here from the
peninsular state.
More Than Doubled.
It was apparent late Tuesday
night that Monday’s nttcndanco of
10,000 persons would bo more
than doubled when gate receipts
from the show’s second day arc
Site for Proposed Ma
Athletic Field Comes
Possession of Sanford
urday When Escrow
ment Is Signed and
Clerk's Office.
Tho Ingram Tract situated
of Sanford and fronting on C
Avenue, which was recently
chased by the city eoimnissl'
as a site for the proposed m
pal athletic field, formally cos
into possession of the dt;
Saturday when papers in*
the transfer of the property
Ifi
signed an dfiled in the office of
clerk of the dreuit court.
Because there is a cloud on
title at this time a deed gii
clear title to the property was
given and instead an escrow sg
ment was passed between,
parties. Provisions in the
ment, however, stated that J<
Ingram and wife, former o'
of the property, within 30
after the signing of this a t
,
are to hand over to George A.
Cottcs, d ty attorney, a dear
street.
The Seminole County Bank
designated as the place where
agreement was to remain pc
the securing of the abstract,
what are tho legal impedim
which hinders tho passing o '
titlo were not given out but
said, that to secure tho absti
it will bo necessary to insti
a suit in chancery to settle
matter. In tho meantime $500
the purchase price Is also held
escrow in the bank to defray ‘
expenses of the suit iiu." iding Mri \
DeCottcs’ fee.
'i
It is said that there is no dai
in tho way of tho city not ol
ing title to tho land. It is
said that Mr. Ingram’s right t
land as long ns he owned it him-* .
self, was unquestioned, but '
transferring to anyone else,
necessary to clear the cloudy 1
A t tho last meeting of the c!
commissioners, it wns stated ‘
Commissioner S. O. Chase '
close on tho property for a
lease on tho property for a pti
that ho would give up his lease
provided ho wns reimbursed forj
improvement
which is understood to havo
$1,050. In lieu of taa;, it was
declared that if the lease waa al
lowed to run until July 1, the e n d :
of the first year of the lease, Mr.' '
Chase would voluntarily give it up
without any chargo for his im
provement*.
However, it is stated that this
matter has been settled amicably;
and thnt this is not tho cloud on
the title. The consideration paid
for the tract was $7,000 with $500
held in escrow to pay for tho etf-.
ponses of the suit in chancery. The
agreement filed Saturdny also '
called for the passing of the deed 5
to the city as soon as these pro
ceedings were completed.
The agreement was signed by
Forrest ta k e as mayor of San
ford; L. R. Philips us city clerk,
George A. DeCottcs ns city at
torney nnd by Mr. Ingram and his
wife.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20-P res
Ident Coolidge in approaching the
selection of n new secretary of the
navy to succeed Edwin Dcnby, will
endeavor to obtain the services of
a man having some knowledge of
mining and engineering as well as
naval affairs.
Mr Coolidge has given no sr>ecWASHINGTON, Feb. 20—Thn
ial consideration as yet to filling
trail of the oil inquiry, after devi
the vacancy to bo brought about
ous ramblings, led directly back
by the retirement of Mr. Dcnby,
Tuesday to the United States
Mar. 10, but haa fairly definitely
senate.
made up hia mind as to the type
Wherfi tho oil commmittce met
of man he desires. Some one with
behind
closed doors to examino
some knowledge of mining and en
certain records of the Benkard
gineering is regarded by the exe
stock brokerage firm of Now York,
cutive as dcsirablo in view of tho
it found the name of u senator
probability that the naval oil re
entered
there.
serves transferred to the interior
Pending a more complete exam
department and leased to private
ination of nil tho records of the
interests under Secretary Fall may
firm in New York, tho name wns
revert to the navy department as
withheld. While pledged to sec
tho result of legal proceedings by
recy now, committeemen declared
the government’s oil counsel.
lll» The
t'rraa)
Edward Markham will lecture
n r The Aaaoelatrit Press)
Baumcl’s Fashion Rovue, show
that when the audit of tho books
Not Down to Names Yet.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20—The for transactions in oil and other In Sanford Wednesday night, Feb. ing the first authentic modes in
MERIDA, Yucatan, Feb. 20.—
White House officials emphasiz
senate took a hand Tuesday in the stocks hy other government offici 27, under the auspices of the San Indies wearing apparel and mil
ed today that the president had not More than 200 federals were killed
als hnd been finished there would ford Kiwnnis Club. Air. Markham
ns yet gotten down to the consid and many wounded and taken bonus stir up. After listening to a be no suppression of any of the is considered tho (loan of Ameri linery for tho snring senson, will
fight
precipitated
by
n
declaration
eration of names. Speculation prisoner in a clash with the revol
can poets, philosopher, humanitar be held Thursday night at 8
facts unearthed.
with respect to the selection, how utionists at Curva do la Mucrta in of Senator Bruce, Democrat, Mary
ian leader and enchanting lecturer. o'clock nt tho Mimnc theatre, ac
To Seek More Data Today’
ever, brought into mention John which tho latter were victorious, land, that the compensation pro
His lecture will bo given nt tho cording to an announcement made
Additional
inforn.ation
with
re
posal wns a "squalid and odious gard to such stocK transactions Sanford High School at 8:30 o’ Wednesday by Sam 8. Baumcl.
Hays Hammond, mining engineer
This event together with tho an
and inventor of n number of appli Otilio Gonzales, publicity director gratuity” it voted for nn inquiry will bo sought hy iho committeo clock.
ances now used by the navy; for do la Huerta organization, an into charges attributed to Col. Wednesday nt another executive
At the present time Mr. Mark nual fall fashion review put on by
Thomas Miller, alien property cusGeorge E. Foss, of Chicago, chair nounced Tuesday night.
ut which It expects to ex- ham is giving a series of lectures this firm, is always looked forward
_____
todinn. that the treasury had “jug- session
man of the house naval affairs com
nmino Harry I’ayno Wnitney, New nt Rollins College in Winter I’nrk. to with a grent deal of anticipa
FRONTERA, TABASCO. Mox.,;
'tH estimates of the cost of a York financier, who failed to ap Plans for this entertainment were tion. The Intest creations in gowns,
mittee for eight years and former
Representative Kelley of Michigan, Feb. 20—Meager details of a hattlo bonus.
yesterdny in response to a discussed nt the noon luncheon of nresses, hats and accessories will
The investigation was proposed pear
who was chairman of tho appropsubponne.
Mr. Whitney is hurry the Kiwanis Club held at the Val- be seen nt this fashion show.
priutions sub-committee oil naval between the force a of General Es in a resolution introduced Monday ing to Washington from the South. dz Hotel Wcdnesdy.
President
Eight models picked from tho
trada and the rear guard of the hy Senator Harrison, Democrat,
matters in tho lust congress.
Dumas
appointed
Kiwaniuns prettiest and most popular young
Aside
from
the
examination
of
n
Charles B. Warren, former am column commanded by President Mississippi, and which was adopt partial record of transactions Mnines, Lloyd, Berg and McKay us indies of Sanford, will show these
creations to tho audience. Each
bassador to Japan, whose name Obregon near Palo Verde were con ed today without a record vote and through tho Benkard firm, the committee to arrange details.
only n brief explanation hy committee in con:urtation with
Among the visitors attending model will appear In several dif
Was mentioned yesterday in con tinued in reports received at head nfter
nection with naval secretaryship; quarters of Adolfo dc In Huerta the Mississippi senator. It puts Atlee Pomorenc ami Owen J. Rob- the luncheon were Thomas K. ferent costumes, U Is said. Those
the investigation in the bunds of
Quinn of Rollins College, Dr. M. who will appear an models, wero
is expected to bo appointed am
;B. Kelley #f
Jarvis, N. Y*, net announced.-but their names
bassador Uj McxL'u wUWQ * ,-feW 4*{4 Tuesday (pighk — RresRlentj'
Jack Galcquitz or New York City Will probably bo given out Thurs
days and accordingly his name haa Obregon was reported to have fled
imsslble immunity
rn*im
been eliminated from
,tho list of from tho aceno of combat on horse for n breathing spell after his nd prosecution of witnesses who and J. C. Mcrchison. Each visitor day.
Tho attendance
robabie #selections. The name of back when his forces were in con dress on. the bonus, Senator Cara might be able to furnish informa spoke briefly.
probnMc
A special cigbt-niece orchestra
prize waa awarded to J. C. Thig has been engaged for the occasion
Miles Poindexter, now ambassador fusion, following desperate fight way, Democrat, Arkansas, had tion of tho highest Importance.
This discussion was precipitated pen.
to Peru, who as senator from ing. Palo Verdo is 72 kilometers called him n champion of the "Jack
and vaudovillo numbers especially
Kiwaninns present today includ lor the fashion revue have been
Washington, served aa acting from Irnpuuto on the road to Dempseys of tho war,” Hnd a num by an inquiry from ono important
ber
of
others
were
on
their
feet
to
witness now under subponne as to ed L. B. Steele, E. D. Brownlee, W. secured to entertain tho audience
chairman of tho senate naval com Guadalajara and 20 kilometers
take exception to somo of his re just what tho nttituire of the gov D. Gardiner, H. H. McCaslin, J. N. while the models change their
mittee in the last congress, also from Lapiedad.
ernment would be in this particu Tolnr, S. M. Lloyd, B. D. Cnswcll, attire.
has been brought forward and like Tho federal* were said to have marks.
Robinson Attacks O’Ryan.
lar case in tho event ho agreed to J. G. Sharon. A. Rnfleld, A. P. Con
wise eliminated in offical discussion suffered heavy losses and tho pris
In conjunction with tho fashion
On top of this Senator Robinson, toll all he knew. The matter finally nelly, J. C. Hutchison, R. W. Deane,
because of the president’s desire oners reported taken by tho revo
show, the management is present
Arkansas,
the
Democratic
leader,
W.
J.
Thigpen,
L.
C.
Bobout,
A.
K.
was
referred
to
counsel
who
will
to retain him at his present post. lutionists are reported to number
ing the picture "Six Days," adopt
charged that Major General John
T. I>. Dumas, J. M. Gil- ed from tho famous book by the
Not Likely Roosevelt.
men from the 21 Obregon regi F. O’Rynn has violated tho quasi ndviso tho committeo later as to Rossetter,
lon, E. F. Lane, John D. Junkins, sumo namo writent by Elinor Glyn.
their conclusion.
• Slight belief exists in official ments. Revolutionist headquarters
A. C. Fort, S. Baumcl, W. T. Lang
Hot Senate Debate
quartors that Theodore Roosevelt, has received reports that General confidential relations of “inwycr
Reserved scats for this presenta
and client by trying to uso in nntiBefore tho committee hnd wound ley, Shclle Maincs, It. If. Berg and tion may be secured at Bowerd’
assistant secretary of the navy, Cavazos
today captured threo bonus work the organization built
up its secret session, the oil scan G. E. McKay.
will be elevated to the secretary trains at Tellez, state of Hidalgo,
Drug Store on First Street.
ship. Mr. Coolidge let it be known between Mexico City and Pachuca, during his service ns special coun dal had become the subject of an
today that he expected him to re on the central railroad. To oppose sel with tho senate committee other lively debate on the senate Skeleton Of Woman
Postpone The Appeal
main as assistant secretary al his advance, a flying column of which investigated the veterans’ floor, with Senutor Harrison,
Dorn., Mississippi, defending, and
though demand was made in the federals was sent from tho capital bureau.
Found
at
Orlando
HigginBotham Case
After Senator Bruce had ex Senator Moses, Rep., New Hamp
senate during tho dav by Senator and from forces operating in tho
pressed
the
opinion
that
tho
bonus
shire,
assailing
William
G.
MeHarrison, Mississippi, that Mr. western part of Vera Crux state.
( n r The A u H la t n l P r e u )
n r T f c c Aaaortatrd Prraa.
was "indefensible in principle,”
a candidate for the democ
Roosevelt also resign.
Advices to the supremo revolu Senator Carnwny charged that the Adoo,
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 20—Ornl
ORLANDO,
Feb. 20—While
racy presidential nomination, in workmen were exenvating
Tho resignation of Secretary tionary command today, according
on tho arguments before tho Supreme
Dcnby waa the subject of a state to Otillio Gonzalez, publicity di Maryland senator had evidenced no connection with his professional shores of tak e Ivnnhoe here Wed Court in nppcsl of Higginbotham
concern
"whan
tho
rnilrondn
sought
services
to
tho
Doheny
interests.
ment today by Cordell Hull, chair rector, confirmed yesterday’s re and got a bonus of $1,800,000,000.”
Declaring that tho country de nesday they camo upon a skeleton from conviction of second degree
man of tho Democratic national ports that tho troops of P. Elias
"I remember,” said Mr. Cura- sired earnestly that "the govern of a woman, the skull of which murder of Tabvrt havo been post
committee who declared President Callcs were drawn Into ambush
hnd been crushed. According to poned from Rcb. 27 by unanimous
Coolidge owed “a debt of gratitude with losses of more than 100 dead. way, "that in his zeal to maintain ment be purged of every one hav mortician tho body hnd been buried vote at request of the state who
tho
Esch-Cummins
act,
he
switch
(n r The Aaaorlnlnl Prraa)
ing a connection with tho oil
to the Democratic party for having
28 Labor Leader* Disappear
The tariff commission made pub
ed his vote against a member of leases," Senator Harrison demand about 10 months and that the wom contended the inability of attorney
set in motion the irresistible force
an was about 18 yenra old. Police general and assistant to be here lic the cost of milling and market
his own party. No man who has
that Assistant Secretary Roose are
of public opinion, resulting in tho
searching records in an effort on the 27th.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 20-Twen- tho proper American spirit will ed
ing hard spring wheat flour.
velt
quit
along
with
Donby.
resignation of \ Secretary Denby, ty-cight labor leaders disappeared
to
obtain
a clue to the identity of
stand
here
and
denounce
tho
Amer
Tho house approved the Demo
Wants Roosevelt Out Too
the first act in a needed house from the cotton mill district of
the skeleton.
CHA RTER GRANTED
cratic income and sar-tsx rates as
"If Denby should get out, Roose
cleaning of the Republican national Orizaba during the two months of ican soldier as a danger.”
a substitute for these proposed In
(Ur Tkf AuHtfluIrd Prraa)
must got out,” ho said.
administration.”
the rebellion, according to the gen KILLS THREE THEN HIMSELF velt
CHRISTIAN WITHDRAWS
the Mellon tax bill.
Charging
that
some
Republican
TALLAHASSEE,
Flo.,
Feb.
20.
era! secretary of tho Federation of
I l l r Tl*e A a a i t r l a t r d I ’r r a a )
A debate on the soldiers’ boot)*
A
charter
was
granted
today
to
arty
leaders
were
"defending”
the
llr
Tke
Aaaoelatrd
Prraa.
Syndicated Workers of Orizaba,
PHILO. III., Feb. 20— After a >oheny and Sinclair leases, Sen
American Flyers
was precipitated in the senate
Trans-Florida
Central
Railroad
who is conducting negotiations family quarrel eairy today Louis
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—The Company, a corportion with 10,000 when Senator Bruce, Democrat,
Harrison referred to an edi nomination
of George B. Christinn. shares common stock.
Excel In Hanging
here for resumption of the six-day Kuntz, butcher of Homer, Ills., ator
No par Maryland, in a sneech opposed it.
in tho recent issue of the former secretary
to Harding, ns a value.
working week in the Orizaba dis shot and killed his son-in-law, Joe torial
The sennte ordered an inquiry
Up Air Records trict, instcud of the present three Whistle, Whistle’s wife and their National Republican. Ho scored member of the federal
trade com
into charges attributed to Colonel
particularly a statement in the mission, is expected to bo with
day week.
18-ycur-old daughter and then him editorial
that 05 per cent of the drawn from tho senate by Coolidge GAME WARDENS APPOINTED Thomas Miller, alien property eus-n r The Aaaoelnlril Preaa)
Senor Soto asserted that tho cot self.
TALLAHASSEE,
Feb. 20.— todinn, that the treasury had jug
evidenco before the oil committee
PARIS, Feb. 20.—United States ton mill owners instituted the short
shortly. Christian himself has re Governor Hardee today appointed gled estimates pf the cost of a
was
"bunk."
fliers hold 36 of tho 40 nir records week for tho purpose of conserving
Sarasota—Local business men
George B. Lockwood, editor of quested it because of the opposi S. F. Rice of takeiund and Elmer soldiers’ bonus.
ratified by the International Aero their .profits Instead of because of organize to operate new boat line
The senate veterans’ committee
the
National Republican, issued a tion that has developed to his con Padgett as gamu wardens for Polk
nautic Federation in its recent any lack of raw material as claim- between Sarasota, Tampa and St.
and Palm Beach countries respec conferred with Director Hines restatement
later
in
tho
day
in
which
meeting a t Paris. France has ed.
firmation.
Petersburg.
tively.
irnrding conditions in the New
he said that “the statement that
eight, Great Britain four and Italy
York office of the veterans’ buthe
National
Republican
has
‘de
one. In a short time, when the
renu and the personnel sib
fended’ tho Sinclair-Dohcny leases
Federation has decided to place tho
in general hcudquurtcrs her
Is shown by a reading of the text
records of performances accomp
Preparations were begun b;
of tho nrticic, without garbling or
lished by refueling in flight in n
lee Pomerenu nnd Owen J. B
misrepresentation, to ho untrue."
separate category from the others,
for their work ns special g'
the United States will possess 42
ment oil counsel.
of tho 55 air records in existence.
Plans
Made
For
(Or Tile Asaorlatril I’rrM)
Attorney General Dough'I
Thieves broke into tho residence
Police were notified Wednesday
of the shooting nt about 11:30,
French aviation experts find
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20.— during a heavy rain ntorm. Mc muinrd defiant in the fucc <:
solace in the opinion that indi of B. F. Whitner, Jr., at 715 Myrtle morning of tho attempted robbery
Entertainment
of
Frank McDowell, 18, was taken in Dowell engaged in tho real estate attacks aimed to bring a!
vidual records do not prove col Avenue Tuesday night, according and immediately went to the home
President-General custody by police early Wednesday business nnd his wife was un ad retirement from the cabinet.
to a statement given out Wednes where a thorough investigation of
lective superiority.
and is being held for investigation vertising solicitor on u local nowsPresident Coolidge let
"Record achievement in aviation day by Mrs. B. I \ Whitner, Sr., tho premises was made. Accord
Members of the Theodore Roose following tno bodies of his father puper. They came here from De known that he regards business
is merely a sign of the superiority mother of Mr. Whitner. Although ing to word given out by the de
of a certain type of machine, but tho house was not ransacked or partment efforts havo been re velt Chapter of Spanish War Vet nnd mothor, Mr. am: Mr*. J. M. catur, Ga., about a year ago. Tho not seriously injured by develop
not a proof that a country in gen was not torn up in any manner, doubled during the week, to run erans arc making elaborate prepar McDowell, murdered in bed. Both youth says his father was badly ments in the oil industry.
Sennte oil committee members
eral leads in that line,” writes the Mrs. Whitner stated that she could down tho parties guilty of the ations for a reception to bo given hnd been shot In the left temple. burned trying to rescue his daugh
Auto, the largest publication deal not tell for certain whether any sorics of robberies that have taken in honor of Mrs. Florence Clark, The youth called the police and ters at tho time of the fire in De said the name of least one public .
president-general of the national suid he had been struck on tho catur nnd cumc here in an cn- official appeared on the list of stock ,
pbice here recently.
ing with sports in France. "Be thing was missing or not.
All-night patrols, with practic organization, who will pay tho lo head and rendered unconscious and deuvor to regain his health.
She stated that tho thieves made
brokerage transactions presented ?
cause the United States possess
when ho regained his senses ho
A dispatch from Decatur says by broker official
three or four plunes capable of their entrance into the house by a ally every member of tho depart cal chapter a visit Thursday.
The reception will bo held at 8 discovered his parents dend.
that Marion, aged 18, nnd Willie , Tho Wheeler rlsoiutio.t for m- g
doing better than 400 kilometers back window which showed that it ment participating, have been
Tho police found * pistol with Mngcc, 16, daughters of Mr. and vestigation of Attorney General
an hour, it does not follow that had been forced open by means of made, it was stated. All alleys o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
they have 400 machines that can a bar of some sort. When the have been guarded and every sus W. B. Ballard near Altamonte two exploded cartridge shells which Mrs. J. M. McDowell, who were Daugherty and tn> department of ,
travel at 300. France has. How house was visited this morning picious character and vagrant has Springs. All Spanish War Veter tho youth admitted belonged to shot und killed in St. Petersburg justice was sent ta the committee, * .•&
]
ever, a well organized nation liso both the front and back doors were been picked up ancf investigated. ans and their wives, who have not him. According to the police he were burned to dentil Here a year a vote in the senna- being ’docked
tho United States would require wide open and Mrs. Whitner said Several negroes and white people been reuched hy invitation, are urg told many conflicting stories. Hu ugo when trnppod in n room in on objection of Senator Lodge.
The senutc cngi^t-l in debate
very little time to build machines that she believes that the thieves have been arrested as a result of ed to be present to meet Mrs. said his ’ two sisters had been their home. The blaze always has
burned to death at their home in been a mystery. Officials stutet over the oil sitOpitun during
of the standard typo of that with were probably frightened nway be the work but havo been released Clark.
For the benefit of those who Georgia a year ago after mat at the time that gasoline was which Senator Whcelir, Democrat,
which Lieut. A. J. Williams flew fore they could secure any valu when no charge coual be found to
may not know where Mr. and Mrs. tresses on their bed had been sat thrown through un open window Montana, charged th a t‘friends of
hold them.
a t 429 kilometers. The United ables.
........ .................*
Mr. and Mrs. Whitner, Jr., arc
Chief of Police Roy G. Williams Unllard live, the following direct urated with kerosine.
into the girls’ room and ignited. Attorney General Daugherty hod
States could wrest
the supremacy
Frank told police he and others The charred bodies found in bed. Obtained money for services in con
of “tho air from' anyother nation In New York where they are nid- has made known his intention of ions were given by Mrs. R. A. Teronce it made up its mind to do so, ing in putting on the Seminole apprehending the robbers if they heun, tho home is located south of went to bed early as his mother Several negroes were arrested as nection with department of justice
but for the time being, despite re county booth a t the Madison are to be found at all and he be thfe hoWl at Altamonte Springs on had not been well Tuesday. He suspects and all had to be rushed esses.
cords and all, France leads in Square Garden Exposition. Before lieves that further developments the Orlando<road. A small build slept in a room adjoining his par to Atlanta for safe keeping. They
leaving Sanford last week, Mr. and leading to the arrest qf some, of. ing stands at th«f entrance to the ents. 4 Police .were colled shortly were later released.
aviution.”
SENATOR GREENE
McDowell,
Mrs. Whitner took thsir silverware
road leading to the house and as a after midnight nnd when the un
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20^-1
the
parties
may
ta^e
place
as
a
who
was
50,
was
a
newspaper
man
Plant City—New 20,000 com- to the First National Bank land result of clues upon which ho and further means of identifying the dertaker arrived he gave hia opin- and had.been connected with vari- condition of Senator Greene
place,,there,wUl be a flag.or ligijt 'on the couple ha^i been dead more
.announced by physician* at
merclai garage being, erected on placed it in a sofa deposit /box,
Mrk. Whitner, Sr., further silted. his men are now working.* ’ * at this, place to point iho way.
Placed the time ous jGeorgjx publication*.
- M “pot quite n s fayofable,-.
Reynolds street.
'
' riu k .',/-' hw-aavL’
Dean o f American Baumel’s Fashion
P oets To Lecture Revue To Be Given
H ere February 27
Thursday N igh t
Bonus Row M akes
F ederals Suffer
Many Casualties Senate Question
Rear Guard Fight Treasury Charge
m
W ashington News
S
Robbers Break Into The Residence
o f B. F. Whitner, Jr., Tuesday N ight
Boy o f E ighteen Held For Murder .
o f H is Parents In St| Petersburg
'
‘i
counted. P. T. Strieder, general
manager of the exposition, said
Tuesday night that he la highly
pleased with the number of visi
tors, and predicted that the re
maining five days of the exhibi
tion would fill Msdison Square
Garden to its . capacity. W. G.
Broreln, of Tampa, representing
Governor Hardeo of Florida, expressed himself as being particu
larly
pit
‘ a t the large number
Inrly pleased
of peoplile of wealth
.................................
and influence
from tne New York territory who
have attended tho show.
Advertising and newspaper men
who are accustomed to estimate
the value of development efforts
declared here Tuesday th a t Flor
ida’s exposition will be of inestim
able value in attracting residents
and investors to its balmy dime.
Never, they agree, has any state
so convincingly placed before New
Yorkers an exhibition with such
appeal. New York daily news
papers, noted for their skepti
cism of development projects,
havo opened their columns for the
Florida exposition and are accord
ing generous spaco to special arti
cles on the show.
Hotel Men Interested.
Two thousand members of the
New York Hotel Men’s Assoription
are to visit the exposition in a
Continued on page 8.
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THE'SANFORD DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY,-FEBRUARY 19, 1934.
ri■“r***''*■■‘■S-*i 'i-.:-* v r t :
------ F
community there was a gambling
American Legion head Miss Skinner Named
spirit permeating utmost tho cn-i
tire
citizenship—a spirit that per
Visits Florida Cities Committee Chairman
haps still hovers around—and as a
result Sinclair did a big business j
VISIT SANFORD
LAKELAND, Feb. 19.—John It.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 19.—
TH IS WEEK IN
ns
tak as numbers wrerc conF.. W. Millican, Sr., banker and Quinn, national commander of the The children’s code commission of r
ccmeil.
prominent resident of Wnldo and
SANFORD
j “1 have tried to got into the of.. ...
» ..» ..
T.
S. MeMnincs, owner u,
of what
is American Legion. will arrive licre Florida, provided for by the last
'Jiec several times,” says ono old
said
to
be
some
of
the
finest
pecan
F
*
cb28
for
a
visit
to
Florida,
ncl
e
g
i
s
l
a
t
u
r
e
and
whoso
membcis
We** of Fob. 18 to 2.1, 1931.
------I timer who is now a i cured banker.
groves in this country, were visit-j cording to information received j were appointed sumo timo ago by Money for F irst ..Venture In Oil,<*whcn thcro were so many peopio
Tuesday
Regular mictlng of the City ors in Sanford Saturdny and Sun- i from the state adjutant. The itin- tho .governor, hart named Miss .. Was OhtninoH From lnsj.»nnco . ahead of me that I could not.’’ lie
Planning Commission will be held
Elizabeth Skinner of DuneJrn as .... Aftci^ Shooting Off Big Toe...... admits he made several deals in
at 7:30 nt City Hnll.
I wheat with Sinclair.
Sul»eri|.llon'for lh . bon.llt ll„ly
»( tl.c (irlimh-M.IIIcnn m vl, for tho .U tr. II I. undent™ !. chaiiraan. The cetcclian was mnde
PONCA CITY, Oklo., Feb. 19.— I
........................— CroM' Church pew fund at 8 P M 1company of this cty, wns favora-1calls for him to arrive nt JaCk- n t a mooting hero attended by Harry SHicInir, head of the Sinclair I
WHITE FLOCK CHEAP
In Conjunction with Photoplay
at home of Mrs. S. O. Chase. ‘ *! *']>’ t e r 1.*4** wllh Sanford aa was gonvillc on the cvc..og of the 28th, members of* the commission who
Oil
Corporation,
ovner
of
Zcv
and
i
,
nr
Tkr
•.■o.ruiM
rr^,s»
Weokly luncheon of Kiwanis, ^ r* McMalnes.
leave for St. Augustine the naxt include Justice Thomas Wo3t of;
ERLI.V, Feb. 19.—American
w p I around whom steams ihe Teapot j P.E
Pnlatkn ,Ith i stnc kapreme _. »r ’ FimcVi
mMtln^SKi!SLhS?r C®-,JI« P S AN1) MAC(ME COMING j morning, and thence to ra.ntlin
lease proposition, has
lins the distinc-'.— —-" v -e n l- house in tlnrlin
Hrorein,
* *
*
* __
In n a F L n u t n m L M n im Lt
lisi.t
lumbua at 8 P M K of C hall
-------ir) ,hc
rn?0'>* rhc «a™
f t 1'
3*522*
* and
Mar- Itlon
ot havln* hr™«ht t l i n f«r»t
«»ert that white flour is virtually
._
io o o which now retails
Regular meeting o Masonic
Orlando from which point he wjll
^
*mlS on « S p h K C k I n the
for the same price ns in pre-war
. nt 8 I . M. Masonic
JjjrB, Mallon(%< Maggie, hbi j depart for Lakeland on the 27t l
Mta
™» ” S " 2 ? i t of
century. Re was a resident days. Foods generally arc 40 to
• • •
.* .
r„ of Ponca City for a year or more, CO per cent higher than in 1914.
Regular meetin of Col. Theo 1termagant wife; Dinty Moore, the J,***.13 Jcneduicd to go from here to ,
— —.. ■ • ; ■- ..
V «
a * . •> « « * * !
<inC & J T S 'hn‘ ™r.™H « r L K : p » ™ « « , ;
. ( I.rokcrape of;» report at Ihe next legislature o n ,1”’?,3' w|,or,c . coul'l I*® bougnt( Education In A frica
3:30 a t home of Mrs. R. A. Ter- ^Lt.l>’.Al.n,h_°"2>‘ V .0..lrcn> tha.1 VlTy i
heune.
....................... ^tW i,co!'*c should care to miss. At Brevard Proposes to
; thg.r flrdingfl.__________
Srptembcr cottenTbariol pork*ami: W ®
B e S tu d ie d
By
Wedne-dav
any ,nlc’ ^ opportunity will be
Build Ocean Drive
Regular meeting of Holy Cross
at., Ll,c
thcatrr:
Tem pting Bath Room Oldtimcrs remember that Sin-; Nev^ England Experts
Men’s Cluh nt H P. M. .Thursday. I D 23 matinee and
elair hnd boon n drug store clerk at'!
-------MELBOURNE,
Feb.
19.
—
An
Kcekly luncheon of Kiwanis Club1fn,«f ‘’i J - n . T n
• n,US‘r
Ur Thr
ocean boulevard along the bench Leads To Arrest Of sonic time nrior to coming to Ponca 1
at 12:lf, n t Valdex
Hotel.
v
h
o
i
?.r,n*f
n«
l
'P
ThurrJav
rather on Uroadway will be con- thropgh Brevard county is pro German Woman Thief City, nnd there arc th.,se here who 1 LONDON, Feb. 19.—An Anglodeclare that he worked behind the AmmTcnn commission has left
Wcckly luncheon of Association ^ S " ^ lyhn°"
"° posed in plans formulated here by
counter while in tms city. Early-j England to study the educational
of Business Women a t 12:00 nt I.u- ” r.1'
,hav« •'cached the ponu- representatives of :he different
II, Th«- Avam -ln lrtt H r r « .
Beth Cnfcterin
.
I1-0- " 17 nn,t ,amo "s the George Mc- towns nffccted. nnd the, Brevard
IANDJfBEKG, Prussia Bran- day druggists nay he wns a hnndy *yR«( m:, Ured In East, Central and
Manus comics nnd in the latest ad County Ocean Bouvvnrd Associn- denborg, Feb. 19.—Unable to re- nmn to have nround, for he could,South Afifca and to draw up u
Bcgulnr meeting of Eastern Star 1ventures
of the beloved characters, tion was formed to further tno ; sist the temptation of nn inviting wait on trade if th u e happened to , report an to the best line on which
at B P. M. nt Masonic hnll.
»n
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Other oldtimcrs; the educational
needs ot* Africa
project.
Representatives were • bnth-tub while surveying the cas- be n busy. spell.
Informal w epthm of N.*A. U. S .!^ Be ^prrt oi ttiir fiAtioii.il -JJff
W V nt m p \f r»# Km,,,,, „r \i-lift*, present nt the meeting from Mel- tie of Ncuwcdcll preparatory to j say that nt Ienst on one occasion,! ,n.,y be met.
• 1 - a t H ”• M. at home of Mrs. many
mnn„ novel twists nnd surprises
bourtic, Melbourne Beach, Enu robbery recently. Frau Scliam- when there was no meal ticket in
The osnedition will visit AbysW, B. Ballrad. Altamonte, Fla.
will be in evidence. Tile new play Unllie, Cocoa, Titusville, Mims, burg was caught by servants nnd sight, Sinclair worked in a local sinla, Adis Abeba, Kenya and
Friday
which is by John I*. Mulgrew, a Canaveral Tropic, Merrits Islnnd, turned over to tho pltiice. She restaurant for n time, thereby I Uganda, and then proceed to Bel- j
Weekly luncheon of Chnmbor of well
known writer of merry pieces,
I tn!d tho police she had been mar equaling the record of Edwurd J. ginn Africa. Tho expenses of j
Commcrco at 12:lf» at Valdez Ho is in two nets nnd live scenes, Orlando, Grant and Micco.
ihe trip arc being paid from i
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tied three times, but married life Dohcny in th a t line.
tel.
running the gamut of action front
Ponca City was just a cow town j American bequest funds, nnd by I
Regular meeting of Rebcknhs nt a ioof garden on Broadway to the ury department estimates of the proved too tame for her and
eventually she fell in with a band in those days, where everything British Missoinnry societies.
* AlumiT|t h!!nnMnfCMy,*ji‘nl . p p louiuniK ■■■uuiiumm m sunny uniy. cost of the soldiers' bonus had been of Berlin thieves.
went wide open. Thore wore
Hitheito 1)0 per cent of the cd-1
n p v n * ol^Uut .0^,i,cnn<l.r P*,
.Once more Maggie aspires for so- juggled. You are further quoted ns
nround 2,000 persons and 17 sa neationni work among native Af
The
woman
was
assigned
to
8pVii„»’«“ ‘ Presbyterinn Church. Idn, dimhing. How she fares, her saying thnt you had been informed
loons, with no telling how many ricans lias been through missionary '
rrllowing Dates Booked ;\nc.iJ rebuffs and the attendant eompli- by the ‘high treasury official’ that I^rndsberg. she said, to make a gambling bouses. Wide-brimmed enterprise,
but this commission |
Feb. ~6th, Stetson \ early Opera, catimiw tiint ensue forms one of this had been done because 'it wns survey of the castle which later but cowboys, spurred and each
will work with the British govern-1
Milano
theater, auspices Holy the merriest plots of a merry on- felt necessary nt the treasury de wns to have been robbed by her
confederates. She hnd cultivated with a sixshooter oa his hip, fro- j r.icnt in order to allow the lntter
Cross Mon's Club.
tcrtninPK’iit.
partment’ to use stronger nrgu tiro acquaintance of a "Woman quented the -streets, with their
•>—tin-« contol of native oduenincnts against the bonus cuch time j servant nnd used this to pain on- ponics “hitched” in front of the tion in the future.
A,3-2wl
it came up.
’trance '‘to theTiilliiing. *'V hii'e ex- i various linuor tales places. Once
Please advise me (1) do these p a rin g the building she came up-1cver 30 ofto11 Bome °n® •'hot out
quotations substantially rep re sen t: on t hc bath room and said it* 'thc !iFhl8 b u t the l»ya »P?nt all
C o ld w - y n p r e s e n ts
• n hat you said in your speech in , wonderful
appointments with i thclrL ,Money \n :°wn. ‘he nidny 1
Continued from page 1.
Now lork 7 If so what is^thc nnmc steam ing w ater, fluffy towels, nnd | rnncht’9 wero th c principal indus-,
T h e C h a r le s B ra b iin P ro d u c tio n !
this one by which to approach the of the 'high treasury official’ who perfumed sonps fairly urged some, *rF* nn<^ a^so people had become
matter.
is the source of your information? one to use them and she could not inccuatomcd to the condition,
"I am unable to find any one in resist.
Hints at Big Ones
Mrs. A. M. DeForest, regent of
* I Many of the oldtimcrs who were
There were hints thnt the names the treasury who could hnve gifen
Inndninrks during the lime that
the Sailie Harrison %'hnpter of D.
the information which you are
Hnrry Sinclair was a Ponca City
WOULD RETRIEVE TRADE
A. R., together with other members of some former ns well ns some you
said to hnvo received. The state-1
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business mnn have passed over, but
of the club, visited the colored present government officials might merit alleged to have been received j
<n> Thr ,«s»i>risir<l Pre**)
there arc still n number who re
school on Monday and presented to lie linked in the oil scandal nnd the from the ‘high treasury official’ is! LONDON, Feb. 19.—Efforts nre member him well and, in connection
tm T
.
George Sheppard, a member of the trail might lend to the senate it false. The figures given publicity | being made to rehabilitate the with him, the things that happened
fjtr m
J u n e M a t h i s E dU orudD L
by
the
treasury
department
w
ith,
glove
industry
in
this
country.
To10th grade, the first prize of $10 self. Moreover, it was asserted respect to the bonus cost were pre- day, owing to foreign competition, in which he participated.
Warner fjros. Classic of the
Sinclair
Surprised
Town
ns the winner of die essay contest thnt the transactions sought to be pured by the government actuary then* nre only* nine manufacturers
Screen present
“There is one way in which I , s
that the chapter has been holding. disclosed were not confined wholly and represent his calculations ns to of gloves in Isindon. The Wor always remember Sinclair,” snys a
<V.**c/.wcl ‘-y s l 'i a r J e s J r x b i n
A G o lr f w y n P lc t
The subject of the essay wns to oil.
the probable cost of the bonus. shipful Company of Glovers, with present-liny business man here. “I
“Lucretia
Lombard"
Specifically
what
is
sought
from
“The Constitution or thu United
They represent t ,U' treasury's the hclji of the Board of Trade, always loafed around tho lanndry
•
States, by whom it wns wrltetn and Mr. Whitney nnd in the books of views of this cost without ulterior is making nn effort to get some na n boy, and when tho packages
Adapted
.from
thc
famous
hook
its effect on the world today.” In the Bcnkard firm is information ns
of clothing wore opened I always ,
„‘8at;odjnd of this trade back to England.
by Kathleen Norris with
presenting the prize to the winner, to transactions by public otTicnls in
helped. I remember thpt when we t
stock
of
the
Sinclair
oil
companies
Mrs. DeForest expressed gratifica
opened
Harry
Sinclairs
bundle
it
Mcntc
Due and Irene Rich.
tion over the interest that had prior to ami subsequent to the
had
in
it
thc
first
silk
underwear—
!
been manifested in the contests by lense of the Teapot Dome naval re
his own—thnt over cumn to Ponca A story of Flaming Passion.
serve to Harry F. Sinclair.
Also Comedy.
the pupils.
City
and the Cherokee Strip coun
Under the present plnn the pub.
Following the presentation of the
try,
nnd
no
doubt
among
the
firs
t:
Wednesday:
“The Village Black
SPECIAL ORCHESTRA
award, Mrs. DeForest gave n short lie hearings hufore the oil commit
that over came to tho state.”
smith."
but stirring pntrioclc address out tee arc to 1)0 resumed next MonReserved Seats at Bower’s Drug Store.
Prices 25c and 59c1
'
Sinclair
hud
a
provato
wire
into
m> day, but Chairman Lcnroot and oth
"Six Days” with
lining to the pupil* :iieir duties as
his brokerage office and kept open Thursday:
Carlo! Shipments
cloudy,
10
Fla.,
arrived
17
enrs
on
Baumcl’s Fashion Show—
t^t‘re might be devciopcitizens of this republic. She
Hhc np- crs
Reported for Saturday, Feb. 10th track. Supplies moncrate, de «H day long, ft happened to ho one
pealed to them to always have, (he nients which would call for earlier —Cnlifornn 17, New York 0, Flor mand moderate, market strange.*. of the years wheq the farmers
lb-ices 25 and 50 cents. Seats
•same interest in the constitutjon~ sessions.
at R. C. Bowers.
ida HU (Sanford section 21), total Florida, 10-inch crates Golden made good money on their wheat,
and for the things which it u p.
p -, Mr. McLean probably will be no.
nnd
many
of
them
traded
with
Hlf-hlanching
few
poorly
graded,
* among the first of the witnesses
holds, us has been manifested in
Sunday, Feb. 17—California 15, U. S. No. I, 3s 1.75-2.00, Cs 1.75 Sinclair. Throughout thc city und ;
called unless the committee decides New
the contest.
York 0. Florida 0, (Sanford 2.25, mostly 2.00-2.25, Hs 1.50-2.00.
opening
of
1°
dispense
with
his
testimony.
Monday marked the ......... .. ...
,
- section 0), total 6.
California, crates Golden Heart
Constitution Week, which is being' There have been suggestions that
Add
five
en:s
to
Florida
shipobserved throughout tho country
the committee is satisfied with ments for Friday. ‘Subject to 3.75-4.25.
-------by thc various chapters. Other the information he gives in private slight revisions.
Curload shipments reported for
he
may
not
be
questioned
ip
pub
programs will be held by tho local
Shipping Point Information.
Monday, Fob. 18:
chapter during the week in the in lic.
SANFORD,
Flit—Satipday,
Calif., 12; New York, 1; Fla., IIS
Until the senate met nnd the elenr
terest of the observance of this
wurm. Light wire in -; (Sanford district 32). Total Cl.
new development in the oil acundnl quiry, nnd
week.
demand nnd trading limited Total shipmonts to dntu this seaThoso who accompanied Mrs. was whispered about on tho lloor on account of usual Saturday quit- son: New celery (Fla.) 2,458. Old
nnd in the ...........
cloak .............
rooms, the Sunday
Mrs.
vDeForest
v .u .c o v were:
o c i i - . .u
rn . A. T.
i . nRoso s - ...................1 '*•- ness, market firm Florida, 10-inch |celery 16.080.
sitor, Mrs. J. X. Whitncr, Mrs. conferences and the summoning of centos
Golden Self-blanching in the
Shipping Point Information
Mr. Whitney and the brokerage
John G. Leonardi nnd Rev. A. Ft. Mr>
rough,
U.
S.
No.
1,
3-6
doz.
mostly
|
SANFORD,
Fla., Monday —
firm
officers
was
shrouded
in
con
Peck.
around 1.35.
| Warm and clear. Light wire in
siderable mystery.
Terminal .Market Report.
,quiry. Demand exceeds supplies
I.enroot Silent.
This morning's sales to jobbers 1available for immediate shipments,
Chairmnn I.enroot declined to
| trailing limited, market .stronger.
discuss the matter in any other unless otherwise .stated.
NEW YORK—19 degrees clear, i Feeling hero th at present dcniund
way than to say that he hnd con
ferred with the president and that 26 Fla., arrived. Supplies liberal, will consume available supplies this
(Continued from page I)
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, FEB. 18 AND 19
there
was no intention at present of demand moderate, ma:kct slightly week at higher prices. Carloads
for a term of three years, and the
Florida. 10-inch crates f.o.h. usual terras. Fla., 10-in.
operators generally, it is believed, abandoning the ten days’ recess weaker.
Guidon self-blanching in the
program.
He
refused to say Golden Sclf-ldnnrhing in the rough. crates
will accede.
rough,
3-6s doz„ U. S. No. I, $1.50.
3-fis
2.00-2.25,
few
2.50.
K
.s
1.25-1.50
whether
suhpocucH
had
been
issued,
Operators withdrew their de
few
1.75.
10s
mo-tly
1.00.
Now
Terminal
Market Report—This
mands for extension of machine declaring he would be “derelict” to French Strain in the rough, 3-tls 1 morning's sales
loading of coal, ami the miners his duty “to the committee and the ta r 2.12 1-2, Ks 1.25. Washed »re- otherwise stated: to jobers unless
withdrew their demands that inter public” to discuss that m atter.
NEW YORK—20, cloudy. 14 Fla.
I.nter ill the day, however, after cooled 1 ear 10-inch crates Golden arrived.
nal differences be referred hack to
Supplies moderate, de
Self-blanching
3
1-2-4
doz.
stalks
information had been received that
the districts for adjustment.
cents, nnd 6 doz. stalks 65c per mand moderate, market steady.
_ Membership of the miners md- Mr. Whitney an<i the hrokcrugc 90
Fla. 10-in. crates Golden self
iev committee, which will take tirin officers would come to Wush- hunch of dozen stnlks.
blanching
thc rough, 3-6s, $2.00
CHICAGO—20
degree
partly
formal action on the thrcc-year ington tomorrow he announced that cloudy. 1 Calif. 18 Fla. arrived 39 2.25; few, in
$2.50; car fancy high as
proposal tomorrow morning, in a call for all executive session of cars on track. Supplies liberal, $2.75; 8s, $1.50-1.75.
cludes the entire miners scale com the committee for that time hail J demand moderate, market steady.
PITTSBURGH—26, snowing. 7
mittee, the three international of been issued.
Fla.
arrived; 30 curs on track.
ficials, tile international executive
Opening Tuesday—Supplies moder
board, and three representatives
ate, demand slow, market dull. Fla.
from each of the twenty outlying
prices unchanged from Monday.
districts.
4-O.s mostly, $2.00-2.25; few, $1.75;
rgnnized.
8s, SI.50-1.75; 10s, $1,25-1,GO.
.Mr. Pomcrenu and Mr .Roberts will rough 2.5-2.50.
BOSTON—20 degrees elenr, .I BALTIMORE—22,. snowing. 3
organize a full staff und will have Fla.,
arrived 12 cars on track. | Fla.1 arrived; 18 cars on track* ©)(8)
the cooperation of the department Supplies
liberal, trailing s l o w , I Closing Monday, opening Tuesday
of justice and the interior ami navy market
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dull, no sales renorted. Ask- j—Supplies piodcrnto, demand slow,
department.
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imr
price
Florida,
3-6«
in
the
rough
j
trading
light,
market
about
steady.
McLean's Statement.
Today he Kent to the senate, in re
Hs- 10s, 2.00-2.25.
Fin. 10-in. Gdldcn self-blanching,
Mr. McLaaii issued the following 2.25-2.50,
sponse to nn inquiry, a record of
DETROIT—18 degrees snowing, lull sizes, $3.00-2,25.
rtatcmc-lit
Monday
night.
the war frauds investigation which
PHILADELPHIA-21, cloudy. 7
“My attention has been called to N’o earlot arrivals. 14 enrs on the Fla.
he suid showed that actual material
arrived; 17 cars on track yes
track.
Supplies
liberal,
demand
progress had been made despite a statement published ill the even nnd truding, moderate,
terday.
moderate, demand
market
ing newspapers to the elfect that steady. Florida. 10-inch c cates limited, Supltea
great hnndieaps.
market steady. Fla. 10
my
attorney
hud
furnished
valua
Wheeler Holds Off u While
Golden Self-blanching in the rough, in. crates Golden self-blanching iit
Senator Wheeler had expected ble information to members of the l-6s best 2.50-2.65, ordinary nual- the rough, some poorly graded, U.
to ask for senate action today on senate committee investigating ity and condition 2.25,3s 2.25, N**w;S. No. 1, 3s, $1.65-2.00; 4s, $1.65his investigation resolution, hut lie tlie oil leases.
French strain in the rough. 4-6s, 2 .2 5 ; Hs, $ 1 .50-2 .9 0.
Raid tonight he had refrained from . The implication of this report 2.0‘»-?2r. f«*w fmicv 2.35, 8s 2.00.
ATLANTA—Supplies moderate, j
is
that
I
have
valuable
information
doing so ut the personal request
Fla.
10-in. crates Golden self- I
CINCINNATI—25
degrees
clou
of Senator Willis, Rep., Ohio, who which I have authorized my atto r dy 7 Flu., arrived 10 cars on track. blanching in the rough, $2.00-2.21.
neys
to
impart
to
the
committee.
represents Mr. Daugherty’s home
BOSTON—12, clear. 1 Flu. ar
Supplies liberal, demand ntnl tend”! have no such information and in
state and who heretofore has de
rived;
11 cars on truck. Supplies
gslow,
rnnrkct
dull.
Florida,
10fended him on thc rtoor of the therefore could not uuthori/.c my inch crates Golden Self-blanching liberal, demand slow, market dull
H • •$
senate. It was Senator Willis to attorney to impart it. The re|iort in the rough. 4-6s m o s t l v 2.00-2.10, ,und weak. Fla. 10-in. crates Golden
in
question
is
false
in
its
entirety.”
whom the attorney generul ad
few* high as 2.25, 8-l0s 1.50-1.75. 'seU'-blunchipg in the rough, no
dressed his letter asking for a nubST. LOUIS—30 degrees clear, 3 sales reported.
Air.ing prices:
lic inquiry before there was ‘any
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Fla., arrived 0 cars on track. Sun- 3-fis, $2.25-2.50; 8- 10s, $2.00-2.25.
action on another resolution by
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nlics moderate, demand and trad- CLEVELAND—22, cloudy. 2 Fla.
Senator Wheeler, previously intro
i**«r moderate, market steady. Cnl- arrived; 15 curs on track. Supplies
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I
duced, asking the President to re
ifornia, crates Gotden Heart in the liberal, demand alow, market weak,
Continued from page 1.
quest the resignation of Mr.
10 to 15% down, according to valuation of lots. $10.00 per month, thereafter
rough, 6-8s best fresh green. 4.50-! **''n- 10-in. crates Goiden Heart und
Daugherty*.
was "amazed" at the remarks a t 5 90. wilted and brown 3.00-3.75.1New French strum, 4-0s, $2.25Mr. Wheeler declared tonight lie tributed to his administration co Floridq, 10-Inch crates Golden -ou; 8-lus, $2.00-2.25; fair condiwould press the measure author worker. lie declined to say whether Heart, 3-fis 2.25-2.50, 8s 2.00-2.25,' tion poor quality all sizes, $1.50izing an investigation tonmer-.u- he had made any suggestions t > «onte size* New French strain 25c 2.00.
and senate leaders are agreed that President Coolidgc- in luying the less.
CHICAGO—25, snowing. 11 Flu.
ik will pass. It would give the in subject before him, but declared
CLEVELAND—22 degrees clou- urrived; 34 cars on track. Supplies
vestigating committee b r o a d au lie thought the chief executive dv. SJ-’ln.. arrived 15 cars on track liberal, demand slow*, market barely
thority to go into aspects of the should be apprised of the whole Sunniios heavy, demand moderate, stendv. Fla. 10-in. crates Gulden
oil scandal, into Mr. Daugherty’s case. Mr. Miller took a similar market slightly weaker. Flnridu, self-blanching in thc rough, 4-6s,
delay in prosecuting those accused view in sending the President u 10-inch crates Golden Self-blaneh- j 82.25-2.50; .'is, 8s und 10s, $2.00in the Veterans’ Bureau invetiga- •copy <»f ids statement, but it was ing in the rough, 3-4s-6s 2.25-2.50, 2.25.
^
tioru, into the war rrnuds proaecu-1indicated no action wns probable 8s mul 10s 2.25.
! CINCINNATI—31, raining. 1
tions, and every oilier feature of from the White House, ior tho time
BALTIMORE—28 degrees clear, j Flu. arrived; 14 cars on track.
work of the department of justice, being nt least.
5 Fin., arrived 18 cars on truck. Closing Monday, opening Tuesday
An opportunity would be afforded
( _ Mellon Demands Name
_
107 S. Park Ave.
Opening
Monday—supplies moder- —Supplies* liberal, demand and
among other things, f o r a revival
" ' oU are quoted," Secretary mg. Demand alow, trading light, j trading slow, market dull. Fla. 10Or Phone 349
of the charges on which Mr. Mellon wrote to Mr. Miller, "as Florida, 10-inch crates Golden Self- in. crates Golden seif-blanching in
Daugherty’s impeachment was tin - ' saying in a speech in New York blanching in tho rough all sizes the rough, 4-Cs( mostly, $2.00-2.10,
t ucmsfully attempted in the lioiue Jyestenlay thnt a ’high trea uiry o f- 12.00-2.2A.
! few high hh $2.25; r.-lOc, $1.50inore than a year ago,
Iflclai* had told you that tlio IronsPHILADELPHIA—21 degrees*} 1.75.
r ‘<
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HARRY SINCLAIR
B E A N CAREER AS
DRUGGIST CLERK
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
BAUM EL’
Fashion Reout
isr
ft)
Prize Awarded For
Best Essay Written
On U .S. Consitution
TEA POT DOME
ILAN
DAY
THEATRE.
by E l i n o r G l y n
,
~Mt Corinne Griffith and Frank Ma^
m
By
AT MILANE THEATREl
1*.
r
THURSDAY EVENING, 8 P.M.
M a rk e t N ew s
$ f!
ill H
h.u
EIGHTLIVEMODELS, SEVEN VAUDEVILLENOSI
SANFORD’S AREA 5 . SQUARE Ml
iHm
,
U IJW *
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TpS
\ 'Jr'
:} j f f i »
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MINERS AGREE
A Limited Number of Lots
THREE AT
SIX AT
DAUGHERTY WILL
V
In '
Iv
■Im .
f
1I
*<
w.T»t
-
-
$550.00
$700.00
$800.00
Streets are Ordered by
^ City Cornrhission
THIS IS THE REAL PLACE TO LIVE-WE FURNISH FREE 5 TO 7
ORANGE TREES WITH EACH LOT
MELLON PLAN
Call or Look Them Over,
H. B. Lewis &
' *».
�TTir;SA^TQRn TLAJILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1921
I OUT OF JOBS
j p m e u riTTFC
iv Occupy Positions In Every
Trade and Profession and
Give Men Good Run for
Their Jobs.
10NDON, Feb. 20,-Gon« arc
days when the number of trades
professions
_ in which a woman
tc t 2; might woik nnd not lose caste
■Yg^Streby could be numbered on one
ffiy.'' tundi Today one would need a hun• ?ir,dre4*f*nger3 to tick off tho podtfe n /'which women are filling in
I lK -tfil* country, the gTeatcsr majority
Ig^^af thett* hitherto exclusively “men's
ttrofesiHins.*’ There is scarcely a
(!pe* trade or profession throughout
2$* Britain which has not at least one
AWy woman blazing the way for the rest
1-v- of her sex.
I t '
Women doctors, lawyers, preachl£ f «r> and, more recently, members
Egf of parliament now are almost comgffL'monplace; hut there are lota of
other Jobs, the nature of which one
Mould not have thought likely to
lySC iiUract the feminine sex which are
held down by women. UnderSk - tailing, for instance, is not exactly
f f . an enlivening profession for nny
gH girl to choose, yet London alone has
y d f, 24 undertakers in petticoats. There
£jgt*maat be some fascination about
B rj* chimney sweeping, for six London
Jwf’Vcitlxcnesse* are earning their bread
13 and butter by competing with the
K v-grim y, men who come round once
wKi or twice each year to most houses
Esp* here at 6 or 7 o’clock in the morn- itiff and proceed to push long
1.1 brushes up chimneys and, incidentally, cover themselves and cvery!|T. thing around them with a fine coatp - Ing of musty, clinging black stuff
t|p>‘ —London soot.
Raises Butterflies
Some other strange occupations
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followed by British women are beer
can mnking (there is one in Lonff
don), cycle makers, saddlers, whocl|Wy. Lwrights, dealers in birds nnd unii'i‘ wimj.7 A Miss Gertrude Rosenberg
liiA ■MU"a little shop in the city where
Syndicate From N ew
York Acquires H u ge
Track Georgia Land
ATLANTA,
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ID, -Two
thousand- additional acres of land.
1.000 being rice lands and 1,000 up
lands, on Butler’s Island and vicin
ity, near Brunswick, have been ac
quired by a New Tor* syndicate;
of capitalists, operating through
O. C. Lamp, according to reports
received here by officers of the At
lanta, Birmingham nnd Atlantic
railway.
This will make the holdings of
tho Investors approximately 4,000
acres, and it Is their- purpose to se
cure more land, bringing up their
holdings to 0,000 acres, It is stated.
The property acquired is said by
soil experts to l.e as fertile as
those in the Valley of the Nile, nnd
on which, with proper drainage can
he grown a greater variety of
truck than perhaps on any other
lands in the South.
Plans of the company, it Is
stated, provide for scientifically
drying all of the rice land property
and dividing it into 10 and 20-acre
farms on which will be built a
farm house for each tenant.
Grounds around each bungalow will
be bcnutifiwl by tho planting of
palm and olive trees.
Both a packing and a canning
plant will be erected in Brunswick
by the company which ha» acquired
the property. It is bso announced
that many acr:ts of the uplands
bought by the Now Yorkers will bo
devoted to the growing of ratautna
oranges, for which it is raid to be
especially suitable.
honor at a big rally to bo hold hero
Feb. 22. More than 400 Ki wan Ian#
from' every section of South Flor
ida have been naked to participate
B ig g est Submarine Now o n Longest P e a c e Trij
Friday evening. A banquet will Date
feature the program to which Klwanians have been Invited from
Arcadia, Bartow, BrocksvUle, Dade
City, Leesburg. Bradentown, Or
lando, Plant City, Ganford and
Sarasota.
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UJ.OOO-mile cruise, intpccompanted, to the Orient. For tn-- whole ti me the sub is moving most of her crew will be under water.
conducting tho campaign adopted
at tho state convention which rails
for tho addition o 20.1 0 rer .im
to the church nemht >h". '■through
a series of cvangelistii r.i etiny • :r.
every church and a p.uor for each
church; and in addition, the raid
ing of 3225,000 on the 7.*> million
fund, which would enable Florida
to meet its quota "f i re mil! on.
Forty-eight million dollars nlrenrly have been collected during
the four year, of the campaign,
Tne fifth and final year clorc.i I' v.
1, 1D24, and this state has I ren
asked to raise JLCHM.OdO.
the
state was only $ i.OOo abort at the
end of the year just closed, nnd
the proposed 922.7,000 for Jlf2I will
put Florida well over the top.
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This represents Mr. Carroll’s
thir ! attempt to get into a Citizer.’s Mihtnr;/ Training Camp, he
having failed to gain admission
Ir.-1 year on account of his youth.
GAINESVILLE, Fla.. Feb. ID— He has been congratulated unon
his determination to take the train
ing which will eventually qualify
him for a commission in the Ret ve Corps of the United States
Array, by Major B. C. Riley, civil
ian aide to the Secretary of War
for the State of Florida. *
All applications for admission
to thrse camps
from
Florida
hould he made to Major Riley,
vho hr.g a supply of application
Monticello Boy First
To Send Application
Admission To Camp
ENGLAND t'RGED TO COLLECT
ID ; Tfce .U w rta ln l I’ r f n )
LONDON, Feb. ID.—The Asso
ciation of British Chambers of
Commerce has sent letters to the
premier, foreign secretary and
chancellor of the exchequer call
ing attention to the amount of the
debts due from France, Italy and
other countries.
The association asks the govern
ment to approach France and Italy
with a view of obtaining a pay
ment on account, ponding a settle
ment of the debts on a fair basis.
: TO VISIT JACKSONVILLE
r JACKSONVILLE Feb* ID. —
iComdr. Evangeline Booth of the
[Salvation Anny is expected here
on the night of Feb. 27 when she
is scheduled to deliver an address
in this city. The national leader
of the organization Is making a
short tour of the South, and her
visit to Florida, it is understood,
is in connection w:th anticipated
expansion of the Snlvation Army's
work in this state. Col. Samuel
L. Brcnec! and Mnj. William Halpin, both prominent leaders, also
wilt be here soon on business of
the Army.
Statistics show that 2(1,000,000
Americans, nearly one-fourth ‘of
the nation’s population, have sav
ings accounts in state and nation
al banks.
SHAKESPEARE RODS AND REELS
Shakespeare Fine Fishing Tackle.
At The Sportsman Store
TAMPA.
Feb. ID.—Edward
Arras, president of Klwanis In
ternational. will be the guest of
S A N F O R D CYCLE CO.
“Forty-two new residences have
hcen constructed in the city during
the pnst month," says the Lake
land Star-Telegram.
January
found contractors and others very
busy, and the new accommodations
added will be appreciated. The
total estimated value of building
permits taken out during January
was $11,1,(1.’i), and of the amount
nearly $100,000 meant new dwel
lings and homes. Lakeland is
growing in a mast satisfactory
way.
BERLIN, Feb, ID—Hearing that
the beggars of Berlin were feast
ing every night, in their haunts,
on white bread, sliced ham, roast
href, chickens, and other delicacies,
the police Investigated. This pro
vender, it was learned, was se
cured by peddlem begging from
(irior to door in the day time, and
selling their loot at night.
The police tried to put a stop to
the practice, hut could rot. The
beggars went into court with an
attorney nnd proved that no law
had been violated.
- ^ There lire 2!> women barristers
ij
Great Britain <*nd more are
JHdng in for this exclusive pro■Kflhudon. Exeter has one woman
lE.fiUot'k broker njid London two,
j~ ' "Tuxrter nl.-o 1ms the distinction of
V.
a woman glazier. She
jV fltrM f'ts Daphne Drake, daughter
v ■ of a well known Devonshire novelflat an dnuthority mi stained glass,
pond she hn- been appointed glazier
V d jto Exeter Cathedral, lier present
£V -Work consists of restoring a rare
P; Tl4th century panel of stained gla ■.
■found at Chelsea, clni ned to be the
A > loldcst here except that in tt’est| minster Abbey.
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ORLANDO, Feb, ID.— Governor
f Hardee, it is understood here, will
she asked to fix Mac. I a the date
• for an election to vole on the rcP call of Mayor Duckworth, along
fw lth Commissioners Manuel ami
| Sutherland. The executives a few
fdays ago designated tiiut date when
? tho <|ualified voters here may pas.
1 In tho call of the two commi“ donI ers, and a petition is being eir|culati d asking that the voter n l‘o
Ibo allowed to determine whctln-r
* or not to continue the mayor in
office, according to authoritative
f reports here.
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STATE BAPTIST
TO MAKE SURVEY
JACKSONVILLE, Fin.. F« In ID—
survey of the entire s t a l e is u n dor way by the Bantlst to nscerlain prevailing condition throughout Florida r.s they ntf* ct plans of
that denomination to reach the
goal fixed at the state convention
held at Delated in December. Coinrnittces aie la-ing formed in virtunlly every county to carry mi the
work.
Dr. W. A. Hobson, formerly p;.
tor of the 1'irst Bapti.-t church < f
this city, working in Middle and
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from t *. ■ Hit riot a • ociatimi. . nnd
was s hrduled to «lono his trip a. j
Chipley today.
Other sections of the state are ^
being (overed by Dr. H. B. Rogers, *
secretary and treasurer of the *,*
state hoard of missions, who i *%
working out of Tampa through J
South Florida; and Dr. f .
Brit- V
tain, assistant ecretary of mis- «%
sions, is in the central part of the t
Htnte, He win at Leesburg today, *<’
and will meet other assoeuitliins **>
during the week at Dude City, *
Gainesville, Lake City and ether *
points.
The <■ workers are carrying int > ♦
the liold their ideas and those of J
the state board for successfully
THE MAIL-ORDER HOUSE; WHY LET IT BE LURED FROM
CHILDREN'S COUCHS
Children’s threats nrc d e lic ts ' an d
sensitive. ‘In ploy, a t rch mt o r work
they arc u f o i i l to cliiibng d r a f t .
their little teeth's l:r • m er le g ! fr in
Cterel e, they CM.) of t e> (pi."': i .'.d a
cut’I -i- 1-i iii. ’lh” minute jour t .old
comm m< i to f uxh i ;> .
I s ' o n t.
THAT
PRESS INC
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H I)id you ever notice that
Hftiui you need a certain
ip 'ng nr a certain perron at
■ certain time7
K T h e m ill is urgent, press^Bg and ’n u t be met at
J B rc if you would nccom“flTTsh the end you have in
view.
Whenever you find your»e!f up ugailiht nuch a sit i ation, do not/fret nnd fieobl
a ul complain t - for then* nrways proviijcll to meet ju-L
I 'f h emergtjicies they are
Her ild WANT ADS.
The nextjtlme you need
extra help quick; you mu t
have expert a -islnnce at
mice--or you muat immedi
ately «cll something you
have.
Try the service of Herald
WANT ADS and be con
vinced.
To reach all the people
effectively
leave
your
Want Ad at Tho Herald Of
fice. Rhone un to send for
it or phone it to the Want
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
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jurchasing agents of our community. They
' do their utmost to satisfy those needs; to j
our own people; they live among
ils
helpful
and conscientious
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It is [ m d for <i.ibireu'
detienti
ttiront". pntlcc! 1 tie* Jm ■ r;d ■ t t!
tilileyni, in. ) -i i (|id t, j-.-fi- .
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lultu t o
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hav e proVv^d their confidence in (his conuminHy
in a *iv tiiousands
all on San ford’s f uture.
THEY’RE ENTITLED TO A SQUARE DEAL
They deserve our whole-hearted support and patronage.
ThU in tin* grcatc.-t mi l mi'-d. uciiirut') Seed IJouk (*v»c published
fur the Suuth. Otic hundred pugc»,
full (if actual photographic p>*'
tun-.*, handsome cover pages in full
col ora, accurate description.;, valu
able culture directions and the
most useful Seed Book there is.
It in absolutely free, and wo
want you to have It in your home.
Hanting*1 Seeds, “The Standard
cV the South," are un always, the
bent needs grown. Garden, field
and (lower ncrUs, plants nnd bulbs
that do well in South are nil fully
described with 1D21 attractive
prices, the lowest we can po . tidy
sell good seeds, plants and bulbs.
All our ID2I customers will get live
seed packets of beautiful flowers
absolutely free. The big new 11124
Seed Book tells till about it. Write
for it today.
II. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEDS V
MEN. ATLANTA, GA.
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And every fai;-minded man and woman will concede
that preference should be given to goods made in San
ford and that ail tradings should be done in Sanford
allow a proper civil spirit—You Serve YOUR OWP
LLS l IN ILRESTS. For it’s a wise person who spends;
dollar where he has n chance to get it back... A foolisl
person is the “penny-wise” mail order buyer who buys *
pig-in-a-pokc every lime he patronizes one of thesi
foreign enemies of the home merchant.
H YOURSELF AND WITH YOUR NEIGHBOR, THE SANFORD MERCHANT WHO SFRVPQ v n n pa IT H
FULLY, HONESTLY, INTELLIGENTLY.
h o » » k \ Lb YOU I*A11H
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THE 8 A N F 0 R P D AILY H E R A L D , W E D N E SD A Y , FEBR U A R Y 2 0 / 1924
:
OLDS CARS HAVE AMERICAN C A R S [
enam eledbodies ARE DOMINATING
IN COLORS NOW FOREIGN MARKET
Automobile bodies enameled In By H. S. Vance, Sales Manager
nlors, with ell the resultant gloss
The Studebaker Corporation.
.pj long wearing qualities charac The ability to produce quality
teristic of the common black enam- cars on a quantity basis is the un
Tjnlsh, are now for the first time derlying reason why the United
r f Aa possible through the perfec- States leads tho nations of the
ition of a new process by the Olds world In the manufacture of auto
Kotor Works, Lansing, Michignn. mobiles. American cars, with few
The announcement of this lm-' exceptions, compete successfully
lortsnt and advanced step in auto* Iwith the automobiles of the coun
obite manufacture was not made, try into which they ore shipped,
bUc by the Olds Motor Works] and even in one or two countries,
til the success of the process had. where seriously handicapped by
n assured. This followed sever- high import dutlsc, many American
d years of experiments and cars are sold.
Nearly 84 per cent of ail the
,nths of testing. For several
jnths past Oldsmobile sport tour* motor vehicles registered in the
big cars have been finished in world In 1922 were manufactured
mathered-bronie
green baked in this country. Although final
figures are not yet available it is
smel.
Black Has maintained its place conservative to say that, with tho
the standard color for automo large incrcaso in American auto
biles only because it could be bak- mobile production in 192.1, approx
id on cheaply and quickly. The imately 90 per cent of all automo
lime enamel with color ingredl* biles now registered in the world
mts added woutd come out smoked have been mode in the United
ind streaky after being exposed to States.
American exports of motor ve
the excessive temperatures of the
baking ovens. The only method hicles in 1 9 22 represented 4 9 per
«f body flniahtng that would give cent of the entire production of
• glassy finish in colors was the or motor vehicles by all other coun
dinary and familiar one of paint tries in the world for the same
isd vnrnlah—a long and relatively year. American exports In that
Near were 7 8 ,2 3 4 — more than dou
tipensive procedure.
This development of colored bling those of the previous year—
inamels that will withstand the and figures for 1923 will show n
beat of baking ovens has caused a large increase over 1922.
American cars enjoy ninny ad
revolution of thought and beliefs
in the paint Industry. At the bo- vanced features of construction
finning of the development, when which make them more serviceable
officials of the Olds Motor Works and satisfactory to operate.
American Service Simplified.
nude known their wants, both
They arc built along the sumei
paint and varnish makers said it general
first of all, and cun
could not be done and it could not be easilylines
untlernlood
nnd repaired
with the materials and ideas then by mechanics. European
enrs, on
in use.
the other hand, do not ronform
with any basic standard, nnd ns n
result, “freak" cars appear on the
foreign markets! This, of course,
makes it difficult to obtain serv
ice.
European cars do not have u«
much reserve power as the aver
age American nutomubilc. Where
“The motor car is one of the very the Studebaker Light-Six hns nn
few commodities that can be pur R, A. C. rating of 23.4 H. P. the
chased today for less than in 1913, greatest number of English and
French enrs have only from 5 to
(before the wnr.
“This fact has never been 15 H. P. Because of their small
brought home to the public, yet motors, the majority of European
it explains in great meusure the cars are equipped with four speeds
sale of more thnn -1,000,000 ve forward, instead of three with the
hicles in 1923, which is 50 per cent result that the driver must shift
thend of any preceding year," from fourth to third speed in or
ipoints out C. J. Ncphler general der to climb the most ordinary
ales manager of the Oakland Mo hill. This fnct, and the aisled
flexibility of American-made mo
tor Car Company.
'■“The striking fact of the low tors. add favor to American curs
abroad.*f dc of automobiles today hun in the markets
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in brought out through figures
supplied by the National Autopre-war dollar is worth to
tiobile Chamber of Commerce, day“The
51.G cents in clothing,
vhic-h show that automobiles, tires <18.5 only
cents in food, 51.2 cents in
ud gasoline actually cost less to
rent, to cents in frame and 40.3
day than before the war.
“Today you can purchase 11» cents in brick buildings.
cents worth of automobile 10'(
“Tho motor car industry has
cents worth of gasoline and 123 met the problem of higher labor,
cents worth of tires with your
1913 dollar, despite the fact that materials and tax expenditure by
you can got only 01 cents worth the economies of large scale pro
of genural necessities.
duction, reducing prices in confi
“Today you can purchase 140 dence that the public would re
cents worth of Oakland with the spond to the exceptional value.
1913 dollar, us the models we put
out then were 40 per cent higher That the public hns actuully done
in price than the greatly im so Is a matter of automotive his
tory.”
proved new Oakland.
A U T O PRICES
REAPER THAN
|IN YEAR 1 9 2 3
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chased and plana laid for a numJ her of other pleasures for the
| young folks.
“ i October 1, 1920, the following
officers were elected:
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If;*Mrs. R. E. Franklin, president:
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Mm. R. L. Read, vice-president, and
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Mm. C. W. Culpepper, secretarytreasurer.
The tennis court which is much
enjoyed by the young people of the
community was gotten under way.
October, 1921, the new officers
elected were Mrs. Endor Curlctt,
president; Mrs. Bessie Hart, vicepresident, nnd Mrs. Grover, secre
tary-treasurer.
At this meeting eight new mem
bers iolned making the total of 50
enubiing the association to join the
state organization and national.
Twice each year tnc meetings arc
held a t night so that tho men can
attend. After the meeting a pro
gram is given and refreshments
served. The meetings are held each
Friday of the month at 3:30 o’clock
! at the school house. Each departi ment taking turns in furnishing tho
i program. As a rule a health ploy
H given.
,
, At the March, 1922, meeting the
| association joined the Seminole
County Federation of Women’s
; Clubs. Officers today are: Mrs.
Endor Curlctt, president; Mrs. Bes
sie Hurt, vice-president; Mrs. Ro
land Rend, secretary-treasurer.
Through the efurtn of the ParentTeachers’ Association a fine new
I hr iek sc hool house was made pos: nible and grounds will be beautified
as soon us the building is finished,
| Ills'* six swings will be erected,
which have already been purchased,
j There arc quoits, bean bags, bas' krtbnll, wands, tennis, high jump
vaulting, slides, tcether and a numPresident nnd Mm. Calvin Coolidge are shown photographed in her °f other games enjoyed by the
front of the Women’s National Republican Club headquarters, New children. A very pleasant sight
York City. Tho executive came to Gotham to speak, and sounded the 11ut doors. There are at present do
keynote of his campaign for re-election.
members paying dues. One enter
tainment each month has been
given since the opening of school
ami no admission charged.
LAKE MARY
GENEVA
MRS. ENDOR CUHLETT,
President.
An enthusiastic meeting of the
Thu Geneva Parent-Teachers'
Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce Association was organized Friday
Tim program of highway beauti
wns held .Monday night tit which afternoon, Sept. ;2, 1919. The fication
got well under way lust
time it was announced that A. FI. j ladies of thu community having
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, . . r wce,t nt Kiasitnmee, when trees
Sjoblom of thnt city had donated been
called to the meeting for this 1were planted bordering the St.
to the Lake .Mary School a four- purpose
by Mrs. W. A. \\ liiteomb. Cloud road, the Oi-xndo road nnd'
acre tract of land adjoining the The
following officers .were elected;, Ruby Avenue toward the docks.
present grounds. This makes the
A: Whitcomb, president; The civic department of the Hisschool property over five acres now. Miss Elizabeth
Stone, uecretary- Jaimmee Woman’s Club is doing the
It was decided that ns soon ns treasurer. Chairman
of committees , work on the Ocean-to-Guif highway
flS mnmvs* I\Tra \I I*! Hnlnv urn.
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which was attended
members.
Among those present .Were
Schcilc .Mailies nnd Fred R. Wil
son of Hanford. Both
called upon to make
Mr. Maines spoke on
that should exist in the
of Commerce, during
murks fid'praised thf.Avork
body and urged thnt its members
continue their efforts toward mak
ing Lake Mary a live, progressive
town.
All depends on how many people
know about your values and ser
vice. '
TELL %•?“»
THEM!
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Tell them of your quality goods;
and how they can save money by
trading at your store. Say it
through the advertising columns
of the Sanford Herald.
Tho Herald is read daily by the
huge mass of buyers who make up
our community. It is the messen
ger th at calls the people to mer
chants’ counters.
Advertise in th e Herald and you
w e sure of getting your share of
the demand f o r merchandise
throughout 1924.
No articie of value is
really loat until after The
Herald Wants have been
called upon to restore it to
the rightful owner.
Focketbooks, jewelry, ap
parel, personal possessions,
things of intrinsic value
and others th a t are nrixed
because of their association,
are often quickly returned,
when
temporarily
lost,
through Herald Wantn.
Herald Wants are the
first thing to consult when
something of Value is lost
or found.
Herald Wants bring los
ers and finders together.
To reach all the people
effectively — leave
your
W ant Ad at The Herald of
fice. Phono us to send for
it or phone it to tho Want
Ad Department.
as a
The wonderful Willys-Knight sleevevalve engine gives you quiet, silky action*
Closed bodies remarkably free from
power rumbles and vibration. N o noisy
cams. N o choking up w ith carbon*
N o clicking valves to grind. This en
gine improves with uset Owners report
50,000 miles w ithout engine repair*
Touring $1175; Sedan $1795, fc o. b.
Toledo.
PHONE 148
W heeless & Welsh
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Announce the opening of u New
and Up-to-date
WILLYS -
V ulcanizing Shop
Crr. Oak Avenue and Third Street
OILS-GAS
Exclusive Agents for
Tires and Tubes
Fisk
“SERVICE THAT MAKES
FRIENDS."
Quay—Construction of bridge |
spanning Indian river nearing i
completion.
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A tte n tio n Motorists!
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WE HAVE BARGAINS IN NEW A N D USED
PRACTICALLY ALL SIZES.
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TIRES,
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GET OUR PRICES IF YOU NEED TIRES
Edward Higgins
AUTHORIZED DEALER
Mrs. M. F’. Dooley,
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During tho year a slide, teetherj construction of
and basketball outfit were pur- church.
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$75,000"'flapth!!
LINCOLN
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TheNewESSEX
A SIX—Built by Hudson
In 1924
—HOW MUCH OF THIS DE
MAND FOR MERCHANDISE
WILL REACH YOUR STORE?
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At this first meeting plans w ere, planting trees on the Dixie highmade for n playground. Those nt way toward Orlando. The palm
this meeting were.- Mrs. J. W .1trees on “Pioneer Drive” are do-
NOT REALLY
LOST
W e Ask This Simple Test
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H rtie
Coach
*975
Touring Model - $850
fr tl fA t t n j JUi £ * tr t
It is on easy way to tell if the new
Essex Coach gives greater value than
was ever provided at this price.
Take a ride. I t has answered the
question for thousands. Priced *170
lower, the new Essex Coach provides
n larger, handsomer body, with even
greater passenger comfort than the
former Coach.
And it3 6-cylinder motor, b u ilt by
Hudson, gives th e sm oothness of
perform ance for which the SuperSix is famous.
Has Q u a lities o f Both
Hudson and the Former Essex
Steering is as easy as guiding a bicycle.
Note how comfortably and safely it
holds even the roughest roads a t all
speeds.
Gasoline, oil and tire mileage are ex
ceptional. A further satisfaction is
the low cost at w hich all replace
ment parts are sold.
A 30
M in u te R ide
W ill W in
Phone II
Y ou
D
odge
Brothers
Type-B Sedan
A woman will usually admire
one thing about a car and a
man another, hut there is one
feature o f the new Type-B
Sedan which both admire
equally and emphatically— its
exceptional driving ease.
This is due to a combination
of several important improve
ments—a roomier front com
partment; a readier cluch re
sponse; a new steering wheel
that offers a trim, firm grip,
and control levers, th at are
ideally accessible, yet con
veniently out of the w ay o f
robes and luggage.
The price is $1125 delivered.
SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY
OAK AT SECOND
115 Magnolia Ave.
;vL.;jf>42
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1921
Daily Herald
An Inspiring Viewpoint.
As Brisbane Sees It
e»»rr i l l m a a i n c tp l
k r Til* HeraM rriilla g
Young people who are striving to flt themselves for the
c. Raatnnl, Klnrld*.
great
responsibilities of life are given some good suggestions
I aa Second Clnn.i Matter, OctT, 1119. nt the Poetofflra at as to''qualifications’’ by a great industrial leader, who says
in*. Florida, under act of March that the man who gets ahead today is the man who thinks for
rTe
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1924
Improving The Masterpiece
Contemporary Comments
Mr. Hardinsrs i Newspaper.
Some Big Men Worried.
Kill My Poes, She Said.
J. I’. Morgan's Gift.
*•
We are told that Derby
practical navy man. He al,0 , i i . v
T .n &
C * '
" S3
i a n f o r d ’s S o c i a l S i d e
TAMPA MAKES PLANS
Wear "Union Label” Tuilored-to-Meosnre Clothes
TAMPA, Feb. uJ. — Arrange All-Wool, gaberdine, serge, worsted, broadcloth, ..etc., any .style sull ,
ments are being made by local
only $21.
(members of the bar to entertain
the Florida Bar Association which
| meets here Mur. 21-22. Judge
William Hunter, chairman of the
hotel committee, states that a 1
305 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto nnd Sanford Are.
large attendance is expected.
Florida Guernsey |
SUk and Twill
Club Is Organized - 1—
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS
During the Tampa Fair there
were several breeders and ndmlr-j
.V
It seems that no matter h ^
era of the Guernsey breed of cat-!
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor;
Residence 217-W
crowded the liquor business JjT \ lone: Office 148;
| tic. They met together and o r-,
\Y. II. MULLINS, an important
there is always rum for on* J **•
ganized the Florida Guernsey Club,
manufacturer of Salem, Ohio, re
-N o rfo lk Virginian Post. or»'which will foster nnd encourage
» H ia iB im iiH 3 m u ii» a iiiiM n im u ia iiiiin i.A
LOVELY
BRIDGE
PARTY
GIVEN
spected by the entire state ns was
this breed’s intcrem* in the state.
Subscription
Bridge
BY MRS. CHASE.
O C IA L
his father, James Mullim, before
We don’t claim to know aw w 1
Guernsey cow hu. become the.)
His Daughter
One of the most unique nnd a r The
him, says concerning the purchase
about the hereafter. n e v e S f e '
lending
breed in the county f o r ,
\
.
L
E
N
D
A
R
J
tistic
parties
given
this
season
D
Phone Mrs. F. E. Knumillnt 2
of
Presidnt
Harding's
Marion
we are willing to bet that wn ’
ence, added to Heaven-given endowments.
reducing
the highest grade of
wns that ol Tuesday evening, ^
nwspnner, that the scandalous in
llohcnzollcrn
won’t
cut
nuH»
tvJ
15RJ
or Mrs. Frank Miller 88, ■
jay—Mrs.
W.
C.
Hill
will
‘The average teacher, preacher, w riter of thesis, col
•K cfA l. XOTICKI All obituary
to should be more definite
sinuntions
when Mrs. S. O.^ Chaso'cntertnine'd dairy
° C8t natUrnl
C0,° rVil “:,d fluvorcd
where
he
is
going.-Ocala
^
'
tain
the
members
of
the
products.
(for
reservation
for Hcneiit 2
Idea, cards of thanks, resolution*
lege professors and thousands of men who arc ready to
ut subscription bridge for the ben The officers chosen were: Presi
ly contradicted. Mr. Mullins is a
ung Bridge Club a t 8:30 p.
notice* of entertalnniont* where
curd
party
Friday
evening, 2
efit
of
the
pew
fund,
nt
her
home
neighbor
and
close
friend
of
L.
H.
tell twenty ethers what ‘were good to be done’ are ns a
The senate oil invezticatu.
rite.cre niude, wilt tie charged
dent. E. P. Fripp, Miami; clerk, L.
on
Oak
Avenue.
Feb.
29.
a
t
8
I
\
M.
at
Worn- ■ KING LEMON A N D QUEEN ORANGE
brush, one of the men who bought
'at (titular ndvertlelnit rates.
committeemen should not
rule pigmies in comparison with such men ns Washing
_ajr—Nellie Turner Circle
R. Caldwell, laike Wales; treas
[
The
spacious
Chase
home,
which
iTesident
Ilarding’a
paper,
and
i*
an’s
Club.
Under
auspices
of 5
thnt
Ilarry
Sinclair
is
a
sport,ml?
at the home of Mrs. B. G.
urer, C. II. Ann;*, Sidney. The
ton, Lincoln, Bonaparte, Mussolini, or other men of great
IBRRTIIF: ASSnCIATK.n 1‘ltKSS
TAKE POSSESSION OF EUSTIS
I s so well arranged for entertain above
well acquainted with the details
and that when they call hinT ft. fviti at .1:30 p. m.
Mrs.
Rou
mi
lint’s
circle
of
club.
2
with
Alf.
Neilson,
West
Its Associated Press Is «xclus, ing was indeed lovely Tuesday cvc- Palm Beach, nnd air. Johnson of
of the transaction.
chances nre he’ll raise-P .iJ
ely entitled to the use for repuk- [ industrial achievement, like Rockefeller, Ford, etc. They
/
gjar—Welfare Department
IN BEAUTIFUL PAGENT
Prizes at each tabic. Mah Jj
, mug with its decorations of pyrn- Jacksonville form the executive
itlonsof all news dispatches' were not taught, nor given any rule of procedure, nor did
Bench Post.
’
Ke Woman’s Club meets at
Sited to It or not otherwise
mills
nnd
bnsKcts
of
golden
oranges
Jo.vr,
Bridge
and
500
played.
■
THAT
PARTICULAR
and
most
they follow n chart, With their Heaven-given endow
•
Hack.
lt*d*ln this paper and also the
(and grapefruit, baskets and vases committee.
| Republican women arc ‘I’lrrir>unnecessary scandal should be kill
. news published herein. All
day—Social Service DcWm. II. Cnldwell, wiio has been
ments
they
blazed
their
own
trail,
and
immediately
step
of
flagrant
orange
blossoms
ami
to
study
campaign
ir.su,..
ed thoroughly. President Harding
Ate of re-publlcatlon of special
ni>nt of -Woman’s Missionund treasurer of the
ped into nn arena unaided by any w riter of formulas.
sprays of plum blossoms, were secretary
itches herein are also reserved.
t litical Plattsburgs.” Will the T«T fijnion a t the home of Mrs.
! sold his newspapers to men engag
American
Cattle Club,
GOV. CARY A. HARDEE
suggestive of spring. The colors Poterboro, Guernsey
| pot controversy come under ivl
ed in newspaper ownership in Ohio
"The stride of such men and their accomplish
de Herndon nt 3 o’clock,
N. IL, nnd whose win
)NB|SDAY, FEB'Y 20, 1921
*
of
orange
ami
green
were
cITcctiveWill
Assist in Dedication Memorial Library
heading
of
kitchen
nolim*
J
r
*
and he sold it for less than it was
„ ,
police ?-_\~
ay — Business
Woman’s
ments nrc beyond the reach and quite transcend the
ter home is St. Petersburg, was
r Ly .i’u l‘d out in every detail.
York
Tribune.
w
worth.
.
a
heon
at
Lu-Beth
Cafeteria
made honorary president and will
EAf BIBLE‘THOUGHT FOU TODAY i imagination of those whose function in life is to teach
Th? score cards were in the aid
All hard surfaced roads lend to Eustis—
|2 noon.
tho oflicers in the work of the
Pjfc PEACE I LEAVE WITH YOU,' how such things should be done.
forms
of
oranges
with
nn
nrran
BEFORE
CONCLUDING
nego
It
is
significant
that
sonm
of
tv,
ay—Mrs. G. F. Smith will
IjWBjjr pence I give unto you: not ns
over the hills and around the lakes—
ment of green ribbon suggesting .c,ub’
east
‘The men who become great leaders and rise to the
tiations for the sale, President
st and south European rovern* J tuin the Every Week Bridge
MWI
[th* world giveth, give I unto you. i
leaves, anil afte r’ V ’nni^h»V‘,’;5 •. A meeting will bo held later nn.l ,
Harding
talked
to
W.
R.
Hearst,
of
ments
are
exceedingly
anxioo,
heights
were
not
taught
what
they
should
do,
or
how
at 3 p. m.
i L*t not your heart be troubled, j
A
Wonderful
Drive.
spirited Sanies of bridge.'Scores'. “ wW T " 1
Ids determination to sell. There
send portions of their popuUtbm.
_ay—Col. Theodore iRocso.neither let
be nfruid.—John
they should do it, nor in most cases did they start with
were counted and prizes awarded ( 1 h | ^ C cl'a o.n 1 the suite who I
was no secret about it. Mr. Ilenrst
to America. Good things never a?I
Auxiliary,
No.
3,
will
cn■ ■ B acB aB uaB aaB xauaaB B nB aB B «ciiB B aB aK caR r.aaa= a»aau
j
Mr.-. Flanairai! wmi
, 'nrc interested in'the betterment
14:27. i
■ any conception of their own future.
They started to
himself might huve bought the
giyen nwny in that fashion.—Dc* |n nt n reception a t the home
'
M
'ori)
f,
t
o
1
’C
i
h
J
S
lI
J
h'.
h
S
I
a«l*y
~ttlo
.1
the
state
hy
make the best of their endowments, and then n personal
troit Free Press.
newspaper, but he docs not publish
lr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Ballard
6 ^
/ /
" ,arR° !the use of Guernsey sires.
THE LONGER \VK LIVE
l
basket■ filled with oranges
tonewspapers in cities as small as
conscience, seizing opportunities and indefatigable work
n. in. honoring Mrs. Florfllw longer on this earth we live
gethof
with
nn
orange
scoop.
The
Marion.
Polk county feels rather chests
Clarke.
CHURCH GETS PROPERTY
And weigh the various qualities of
did the rest. No man ever did much work by any me
I'r
mens high score prize, a basket
The President made up l.is mind
over winning the grand prize, f0. |_.Mrs. J. C. Bennett will
MIAMI, Feb. 20. — Property
wen,
11
chanical chart, or depended upon what he was taught
of
grapefruit
with
a
grapefruit
to
sell,
not
because
he
was
getting
county
nnd
school
displays
at
IS.
tain
the
members
of
the
valued
at
$1JiG7,5LI
hus
been
as
The more we feci the high, stern*
knife,
went
to
Mr.
Ely.
The
sec
either in school or from the pulpit.’
u big price or even a good price.
South Florida Fair. No criticism i.
Lovers Club at 3:30 p. m.
featured beauty
ond pii/e for the ladies, a jar of signed to the First Methodist j
He sold because he felt thnt
heard locally of the ability of the
"The successful young man, instead of giving heed
— Christian
Endeavor
Of pUiq devotedness to duty;
orange marmalade, wns given Mrs. church of this city by Mrs. Carrie
when he retired from the presi
rtni banquet 8 p. m. Pre.-tbySteadfast
! judges to know n good thing *h«n
to mechanical and formulated directions, is working out
Mt and still, nor puid with
This dress of nill: and twill allows
K. A. Newman, while the men’s Barrett Miller and her. husband,
dency, editing n small city newskn
Social
Rooms.
William Franklin Miller. The in the bcltlesa style in a tunic effect.
,
nfortul praise;
his own problems, and lie only succeeds by going further
prize,
n
grapefruit
knife,
was
nrethey
see
it.—Polk
County
Record.
M any of your
mm
taper would not be work in which
I—Sallic Harrison Chnpter,
Bat finding amplest recompense
friend* think that you
'«ntod Frank Miller. Mrs. James come from the property will ho The underslip is of
and accomplishing more than anybody who has ever prole would care to continue. There
are
loo fat. Ycu toe
„
D.
A.
R.,
will
give
a
recepFor
exnense
F
o r life's uncrarinnilcd
ungarlnndcd expense
— 1 f»r various par-1
a ^ rn f
Ridge won the consolation prize,
“Can you wear bobbed hair and
realize it. But why,
are plenty of disgraceful and disceded him jn a like field of endeavor. The teacher or
at the Woman’s Club from
poses, 25 per cent "for the physic rash belt that yon may tie on the
in
work
done
squarely
and
un
tn
all
common sen.-e.
n
Inrge
papier
nmche
orange
filled
he a Christian?" asked a Sund*y
'Vi
ngreeabie details in that oil scheme
to il p .m.
al, mental, more) and spiritual ad side or in the back ns you wish.
writer of these is limited in his sphere by what he has
don’t you art rid oi
vested days.
Irvin Cobli’s daughter, Elizabeth with oranges.
without dragging in the dead
that extra jS. fO.Mor
I school teacher, who thereby Rar,
4—Library closed on Wash- Cobb (above), was married the oth-1 Lute in the evening, the ho*t- vancement of the people of Dade
-y Jume.i Russell Lowell.
learned of what has gone before.
more pound*/ Keel
president, or the gentlemen that
on’s birthday.
und
er
day
to
Frank
M.
Chapman,
Jr.,
evidence
of
as
much
intelligence
a,
comf
ortabIeandm,ire
ess,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Deane
Turw
Untyw!,,G0
Per.
cent,
10
Mr‘
" ’Qualifications’ are endowments and they cannot
purchased his newspaper nt n fair,
George Washington So- in New York City. Photo shows her tier. Mrs. G . I. Louck* M r* F n Mra: M,H.er during the rtnmiiv
like a human bring
nmlndcr
Keep busy!
• the person who originally ask*!
SPEED
U
P
YOUR
again.
1 am a phvatAh 9
» __
close price, when they learned that
he taught. Qualifications are the very foundation of
[at the Methodist Church nt* in costume taken at a recent socie Mobley and Mr, 1 V
. cont to
'hfiner
*1,eirmon-.licrs
liv« - «"«* ,iir>
clan liernaed by the
! the question: "Con a duck swnm:
........ i _____
'inner, °Othor
< Wl!„>
M
he wished to sell.
m., given by the Epworth ty affair.
other
members
of
the
Miller
Sanford has n (food library.
every great life, and no teacher can create qualifications.
Slate
ol
flew York. I
served orange sherbert, cake and’ family.
LAZY LIVER
J
!—Times-Union.
Lavefor yearalreated
lie.
.[Every citizen should use it.
coffee.
"I think the experience of all men who have accom
IT
men
and women everWIIAT SHOULD interest the
Clem Jones Liver and Ividncv )
I—Woman’s Chorus rehenrburdened wilh extraThe affair was a decided suc
S i
L bi
plished much is thut whenever a ‘teacher’ or advisor in
people just now is a rumor that I f
»t club house at 4 p. m.
The Polk county commissioners
live fleah: many have
T U E S D A Y D U P L I C A T E B R ID G E cess both from n social ns well us
UHHurutnuo
Orlanil and St. Petersburg nrc
Tonic W i l l D o It
ed aaa murh as
tervenes with lessons as to how they should accomplish
C Z IU O IIIIIIlIB B IIIIlE IIIIIIIH S IllJ C IN D a ilU n c u a ii
powerful interests in Washington 1
lay—Story hour at Ltorary,
CLUB.
As a t*’n*<- when there I* weakjfeompeting for recall honors.
b financial standing* Thurc were will be petitioned to call a bond
y f c f
\areduced
pound a day. I pre
“HONEST I-IOKUM”
Mt
| _____ A ____
are endeavoring to kill the entire
election for good rouos to be held ;*»■*••* «"*l luck of i-ppcllt,.. when II
[ p. m.
their task, or whether they should undertake their task
scribe
for my patients
nineteen
tables
of
players.
ex**11ton makes you fuel . . . .
Entertaining in her usual charm
oil scandal investigation and bepay—Cccillnn Music Club
us soon ns the legal formalities en:» I»•*«•••
, .
» u c h treatment a*
DETHOIT FRKE PRESS
Judging from McAdoo’s recepnt all, the result has been a weakening, not a strength,
•red.
>"tir
|e*i
i!r«ir.
your
Intel,
■
How
Would
You
Like
to
Meet
A
Burglar?
1
will.
In
my
opinion,
produce
not
only the loss
lievo they have a fair chance of do- I
meet nt 3:13 p. m. nt the ing und gracious manner, Mrs.
bo complied with. This action was nehex. your mouth taste* mi l vour id wtiahl without harm, bul an Improvement
[ tion in iChicago, he has not been
DAUGHTERS OF WESLEY
and
to
the
extent
to
which
such
counsels
were
heeded,
Fred
Wnlma
was
hostess
Tuesday
*
-l*
.*
"t*
/.<
hrol-*n.
I’lrlll
Junes
l
iver
ing
so.
It
is
alleged
that
specula
hio
of
Mrs.
Fannie
S.
Munin
health.
Don’t
lake
my
word
for
lout of. the race nt all—merely
..Tb® .tavely home of Mrs. J. M. determined nt n meeting held in ml ICMliry Totiie is the olio Ihlmc tend you free my trial treatment andII. Let me
One of the pet projects of a j verdict is of value chiefly us a
inspired work was chilled and measurably paralyzed.”
at bridge luncheon «t nor attrac McCnskill
HOWEVER much you would dislike to meet a burglar
tion in oil stocks, following an
iii
1 11
u.
.
,
«»
.
11 ' 1,, ,ny M**1ir^atnicni ana convince
[on Myrtle Avenue.
■] slowed up to get his second wind,
on North French Ave the chnmbcr of commerce at Win ik’. uii
txill
y « u r N tro n m b nn.l yourtcB. Ferionil tMention U given lo each
tive country home on Cameron nue, wns th?
nouncement that the Sinclair com muhilonucnt minority of “J n tJ l-1concrete confirmation of the n.«------------- o-------------prowling
about
your
house
tonight,
you
may
be
sure
-o’’n l" v
lif,* i ’f i.' m c m * snd you are treated exactly as U you
scene
of
one
of
the
ter Haven recently. The petition v W i • . »■*Visit AND K ID N E Y were In my office.
Avenue.
pany had grabbed the naval re lictuab” is the establishment of .scrtion that decency still exists to
LOVE
The Celery City Sage says that
most delightful parties given the
he would equally dislike meeting you. The success of
materialism in the theater, nnd a little appreciated extent, nnd
bccnUMU l.r II* |.<.||,.|-ill
Help
The
Mail
Service
Thu
room.s
were
lavishly
deco
serves,
including
a
t
least
n
dozen
i
a
glorious,
throbbing
game,
is
in every voting, tond ■ml
j the greatest need today is more
members of the Daughters of Wes ___tof he*. circulated
I n n l l l i - ^ I v liu r «rr<< t. In -,
TRIAL
elsewhere, for that matter. These that with all the outward changes ** his nefarious trade depends upon getting nt your valua
0
at
.
•
.«
.
I.t
rated
with
baskets
nnd
bowls
of
distinguished
public
servants,
who
[unifies a spark to n burning
the county in time to i •’■•■tabjislii.it' I t s e lf a* n reeoirnlzeit
.!{’tax-freo people and fewer tax-free
ley Class, when they were enter- !precinct of
self-:-M
fficient
soul3
deride
the
.
.
.
.
itn.eily
f
o
r
T
O
R
P
I
D
which
have
been
taking
place,
manu
golden
calendulas
nnd
marigolds.
bles
nnd
away
without
encountering
anyone.
The
val
TREATMENT
I IV Kit.
zinc;
i ■( bonds. .
^ ‘ned Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Business men who habitually complain about “rotten” don't want their names to come out. idealistic impulses when they" nre kind is still fundamentally the g uables nrc what he wants.
I teaches a lesson, old but The small luncheon tables were McCaskill, Mrs. R. T. Thrasher, be presented to tho county commit- j i KV.’j: mai.aima and roi.Dg!1*' AND INTERESTING BOOKLET
postal
service
will
be
given
an
opportunity
to
do
their
part
g
iu
n
representation
on
the
stage,
same
of old,
centered with vases of these same Mrs. Claude Herndon and Mrs. sinners when they meet in regular niVy ' T o N i r ^ m!'’ onlvAm!Lii.,|ai
,
. with the same in- 5
THOSE that love dogs and oth
)w,
No time is being lost by the city
and scoff nt those in whom there herent emotions, rather than in its ■ The only place where your treasured possessions of in
n ll\t-p imtMulii**. i.ui n • Kvr- I have successfully treated thousands
session the first Monday in March.
|ng each pulse with the will lovely blossoms. Marking the Zub Ratliff.
commission in their plans for a along with others this week in observing "Better Mailing ers are agitated because rich Mrs. remains sufficient impressionable- relation
H n- s ;i rlriiimiri*. n ml MtImuliitIm; of patients for fat reduction.
trinsic
or
sentimental
value
will
be
absolutely
safe
from
to
.Mr.
Pollock
ns
a
thca“
places
were
fnscinnting
Colonial
do;
new whtcr works system. How Week." Front now until next Monday postmasters through O. I.. Dunn, of New Jersey, left ness to be moved by what they trieal craftsman. Mi. Pollock has 9
InrlU' iiro In tin* h| diihh |i aii l imw*
Thu whole lower floor was open
prying hands or fire is in a safe deposit box. There
to chloroform her valuable
•*»m
riir.n iu h
It. x r.rilrn t
r:i- W ithout C h an g e of D iet
rs of a thousand eager feet; Girls. At 1 o’clock a tempting ed en suite and effectively deco
about the electric light plant?
out the United States will seek the cooperation of chambers orders
witness. If we were to accept their i undei taken to enunciate no new
«V«-irtl«* T»r..pi*rtl*'M h llim is
Im p u rlfive course luncheon was served.
dogs when she died.
[hasten
along
the
road
to
is
no
record
of
a
successful
attem
pt
to
illegnliv
enter
a
CARD
OF
THANKS
,
* —------ o
rated
with
quantities
of
sweet
tiu/i w liu'l )in\H i m i-rft rr«’«l w ith or Unnecessary Exercise
j of commerce, boards of trade, huge business and industrial
we would doctrines. He ...,„
During the nfternoon a number peas in the pastel tints. The nnlays no ........
claim two ' j modern safe deposit vault.
et
Kind-hearted people want to doctrines literally,
— - McAdoo is emerging from
riv'ialthv
i»n* i|rl\**ti mil B-fow are a tew rxtracta of letters from grate
promptly
dump
ull
our
idealism
on
being
the
_
---«
of
spirited
games
of
duplicate
I
discoverer of a new
TuItM in* 1‘II.I.S ul»l|.» n«hnf t!n* ful patients which bear out my atatementa:
Incoming day with its hopes
l ii'dZ
,’.j oil scandal a stronger enndii,,*"® enterprises with the view of having antiquated mailing lists save Wee Blnckic, Lady Puffball tho
pronch
of
George
Washington!!
W
e
wish
to
thank
our
.......
’
'
At
the
small
yearly
rental
cf
a
box
In
the
vaults
of
this
were enjoyed, nnd when stores birthday wns suggested in
DMilKIno— tIn* TONIC* h a! Itliai Im I*M| 7H Pound*. Afits (). Whitlow u ritu ;
' fears,
;£• ..‘.regardless of the howl raised by liroUffht lip-to-date and a check placed against the possibility and Gcnernl Mite, Pomeranians, he nsh heap, segregate aentimea- gospel, whatever else his bid for
friends and neighbors for the;
nitty in though it w^re a dread fame. The words he puts in the
Hank no one can well niTord to he without such prelec
ka«» lost /o’ fioumh at it result o f your treatment
[>f the passion of life’s young JE T S K t ?
Fashion’s Spotlight
f t.'lthe corporation press „f the of letters being offered for mailing with an improper address. worth a thousand dollars each, malady,
? & Sam Z V Z r w w . O T T n ” he decora-'
IS
RMAI.lv—T I IK ■niihasa never felt
so null in myilifi
life at l Jo no w.’’
.............
and deprive a very large mouth of hl.i principal character
Mrs. Gtbrge Knight, *Mrs.
kindness shown toward us at HI.’N K F I T1’IIST
tion
ir.s
also
two
“Pom”
pups
and
a
fux
ter
IS (inilAT.
tions
and
Inter
in
the
refresh
I.ovl
70
Pound*.
Mr.
S.
Santee
teritev
"
l
country.
Postal authorities state that two hundred million nieces rier.
•h-'ie ol humankind of one of its,go back to the Sermon on the
Yountz,
Mrs.
W.
E,
Watson
nnd
1i Int Aiiili.rson. i-’anfiuil. t u e lost , o rounds ct a result of taking sour
Is Focused On
our hearts in it’s mighty
the dentil of our sou and I l11uoiiiii
ments.
lila.
' ” _Y /‘i P°y?4'*.c , a ml,•• ° I laktnttyour
few remaining surceases from Mount.
Mrs. Everette Wilson held high
nraiment. I trel belter in every war. 1"cani now
itfTJft
. -Wheq
When bootlecreers
beine nra r-1°! muil ,!U,>‘ __, . «lve» “directory
which
means
1p,
Quito a number of games and brother,
bootleggers are being
. . ,
- service”
.,
......- ........
Wesley
Chestnut,
1 1 *. Imgw.i.ks without breomma tireJor fho-.l
rhoi l
ahiiut
These
Men szhelters a storm-tossed scores.
THE EXCITEMENT
_ JB l{i, rested officers should see that the ‘ Bill postal em ployees m u st ta k e th e tim e from th e regular
caused much merriment, who died Feb. 17, 1924.
u
, i *r.V
i f)' we ui
.. . .. . ..
. . . teachings
. tbiH nrc old-fashionJ, I rmik. .I thank
muchyese
for what you
i,-you
—-very
- —-----Those enjoying the cordial hos- contests
bp.
hui e ilisnt/or me.
among
them
being
the
“Shirt
J v l M w * b «ilegger,~
* i ..
'
'
'* h an d lin
................................................................
— avi'irt!. i irriviiie^
*
tbiT'oiio’
who'scl'is
g and d isp atch in g o f mail ill hiic-udV
i
^ a
-.mu>iW;d
Vr1*it; i-.Va1
J1
ltJ * lh.',* vvry, fa,ct 'vh,ich 2
Nellie Turner Circle f.njt 4SPound*. Met. K. Hornersa\s:" Well.
i 1 JPtl r . t o so-called
I
w %* *‘ ’“ ’ of Mrs. Wulsma were Mrs. WjiisL Congest," the prize for this„
C,. W, CHESTNUT
ultJ to inform you that l hale lost 48 found t
KnightJlUiQ.'i Sabi Ymintz;
Esrreattonr bver ajj»in—^ M*
‘ •s a vanity, was won by Mrs. Dwight
UIOweeks.'' ■> •• u •
. ,,,.
will havi* a W ashing I’m
•*»••*
• •• • ^
. . .
,
^
A
A N D SONS,
, A s a re su lt th e postotfice d e p a rtm e n t, o r in th e final an aly sis, about
that will die ppainlessly
n in S y
vat,.n". , ln/ lL’.cuncca
1 'r..,,, the pulpit or the \
|tion through Joy and pain; Mrs. Roy Chittenden, Mrs. W. E. Babbitt. In the “Mmeory Con
I'.botind,
pessimists
to
the
contrary
street
corner,
in
the
office
or
the
u
!
f
r
m
P
n
r
t
v
lVT»*c
I?
“P
>'°ur
mind
this
very
day
lo
Watson,
Mrs.
Ralph
Wight,
Mrs.
ding, uplifting nnd sonring
‘ 'jj I t Frieda Hcmplc is again in Fior- the ta.\|)a.\ or, pays an annua'! toll amounting to anproximatelv under chloroform and so little e\-S anfot’d H e ig h ts.’
*J
lYJFS. i . IV. g-r (IJolthzIfat. Write inelor my frn;tri.il
C. E. Henryfi Mrs. Hal Wight nnd test," Mrs. Estridge won the prize,
p;
,
•; Ida delighting her hearers. The $i,7on,uoo.
cited about the children in Europe,
^tb^’i |bUt I thC cyni cal*
U l n,;'-v Pride ounelvea J
“
U A 'liilflz io ' 1 1 /t I , ' * . , , ..I, trralment row; then you II *oon realiie how
A
COMMUNITY
BUILDER
Mrs.
Everette
Wilson
of
Chicago.
n
book
plate.
1 1i*f r *....................................................
A
A
“n,‘
VY
n
i
l
lies
■
l
i
t
) r renclt ti*rpv ynu’Ufeel, bowmuch belli, your health
painfully of starvation.
i ? 'i *' L las*>h«"'0“?- Ero* ‘,n ««r ropmsiication, our disdain 2
Ing the greatest depths that
f»people of the state nre fortunate
. Noticeable inqirovenienl has Sioon evident in the service dying
.
T, . ,
will D*tor having Dined the taouiand* of my
—
f
*nuni!i and nrout are but the cm- fur waht we term *h ,tnm" r..~ u
3
1
After the various contests, re
'} . ‘ In havipg the op. portunity to hear g:\eu I*y the Sautord po^tofliec during the past few weeks
A v e ..
r r 1i ,du ao vJ
a i lO
l* - •.( slim People. Don t ileljy.
belong
to the
r«nk»
r . P. FORSTER, President
11. F. WHITNER, Ca*hier |
A
M
llL.1
Write
now
fur
true to the highest creeds; GEORGE WASHINGTON SOCIAL freshments consisting of chicken
i V such a great artist.
Daily Fashion Hint
...
J KRBE Trial Treitmenr.
and business men ami others can add materially to a still
to do the bravest deeds;
noon,
3
to
5.
Come
and
The members of the Epworth salad, stuffed celery, saltinus, cof
[a part of life’s great plan
Arthur Brisbane is getting ac greater improvement in the service by taking the advice giv
1 1
League of the Methodist Church fee and mints were served by Mrs.
Iring
the
best,
to
God,
nnd
quainted
with
Florida.
If
littellu
A Magr.ificont Ensemble of Exclusive Models, Featur
bring your
friends^ tti Fiiti*flvmu*. ouk , IEW YORKCIT1
en by the department and seeing that each and every letter
*
fan.
• will give a George Washington J. M. McCaskill, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff,
his readers about his impressions and pare! offered for mailing, has the correct address.
• Hi
ing
Paris Notes, will be on Display for Your Approval.
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l
.flli
\>rnur.
Iit-sk
1
1
mt
l-r t,
Silver offering 25c and
fearing life’s last lone bent, Social Friday evening at 8 o’clock Miss Elizabeth Musson, Miss Ann
while here the state will come in
b-fi
m :\\ \ iiiik c m .
nt
the
Methodist
Church.
Congress was once asked to pass regulations imposing a
the earthly nnd Heavenly
for some greut advertising.
Lee, who wore cunning Washing
up.
)ve shall meet.
H o o le h a n - C o le m a n C o m p a n y
t hin ge nt one cent on every letter carrying t He incorrect ad
ton
hats.
On
each
plate
were
fnW
O
M
A
N
’S
C
L
U
B
C
H
O
R
U
S
ll&W'U'i
i f t I*
—Angela
Dart
Cargell.
Pensacola Journal says that dress. Advocates of this plan pointed out that it was the
lf, '•. i'ii
Home Electric I ight nnd Water Plants
vors of red nut cups with tiny
I (I newcomers bring new ideas. Florquanileiing
o n e y on to happiness, or emphasizes the appeal,
There will be a rehearsal of the shields.
IE.
C.
Goison
of
West
First
^
'[ ids cities that arc on the alert for only solution to bring home forcibly the lesson to the business fancy tombs to put th mi oil
Ilomo ice Machines nnd Water Softeners
- '
ins in. •;ge.oI:| admonition to love one’s i Honest ‘ iliiL’tim "
Tho evening was most enjoy
wholesome
has returned from n visit to Woman’s Club chorus Friday nf
That’s progress.
ifE fjji visitors and honieseckvrs get the men of today.
at -I o’clock. All mem able to the guests who numbered
as
••other
Plumbing,
Steam
and
G
ils
Fitting,
Well
Drilling
V I cash as well as new ideas.
3 Tenn. and sister in Nnsh- ternoon
If you do not do your share to help increase the efficiency
bers are asked to be present.
is
about thirty-live.
V i/i
---------° ------I unips, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts,
ol the postolFicc department this week you have no reason to tellig
the
Robert
E.
Lee
is
to
have
a
lust•:
:
complain.
Only
through
tho
wholo-heartec!
support
and
co
Mrs.
F.
R.
Sydnor
and
Miss
Re
-•
Irrigation Outfits
m
UJ
g monument in the form of a
ami Mrs. George Schuyler
(ttsburg, Pa., arrived here becca Sydnor who have been the
tho
hool of journalism to be estab operation of all the people will the best results be forthcom re.,
Sanford, Fla.
Daily Fashion Hint
*
.........
miiu
hik
pur
ay( evening
nnd
nre the guests of the former's sister, Mrs.
lished at Washington and Lee. ing.
Temporary Address
"I have taken Cardui (or
. | "Marse”
w ain siuuvi
link IIUU'
Robertb umiui
could not
have 1»
of the 'iatter"*'sister.^llrs!! “ol,n Sne>,‘1 a,1 her h,,rlu‘ on ,,u,rk
ate individuals, able to make th
-o —
10.1J W. FIRST ST.— --------------- --------TELEPHONE bOI-W
Wilson.
Avenue, for the past three weeks,
th3t ,the,^'on:ii- , The ivn',1,1 has always managed
i f . finer monument than such a schooil
money, devote it to public use-.
run-down,
worn-out condi
.1
left Monday evening for their
.
LLT rill', SOLDIER be abroad il he will, lie can do noth There u Mr. Rockefeller, stead- duns of yesterday are obsolete to- to right itself.
Third of a Series of Three Interviews with W. !.. Hand.
V 2 will be.
tion, nervousness and sleep
home
in
Mnrlinton,
West
Virginia.
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“Mothers, who have brought one child through infancy, you know
ing in thus age. I here in another personage, a personage
|C. Phase of Jacksonville is
' ' y.
V.l>
-------- --------lessness, and I was weak,
that there is a close relation between neverul of the most common
0
less
imposing inin the
t h e ---•
- o
png a few days here with his They were the recipients of ninny
B&MHsjj Lakeland
Lakelandisis planning to widen ‘e-'
JS imposing
eyes of**some, perhaps
insignificant
The d-Iligcntiy, more money,
11*var
nctOKilu xwibvv
too,” says Mrs. Silvie Estes,
every-day ailments of children—constipation, indigestion, colds und
(nCTOXlM.
her
>r S. O. Chase and family at social courtesies during their stay
'
.h*ffstreet
street*. This is a far-sighted sch o o l-m aster is abroad, a n d I tr u s t to him nrm. .l *eiii, l..a M’llitrendy given than tv
Ktyity/
here,
and
also
in
Miami
where
ol Jennings, Okla. "Cardui
Ir.pine on Oak Avenue.
biliousness.
;
i »_ policy
policy and
and will result in the sav- p,.jmi.r a g ain st th e so! lii-»- in r„ii " ; u ’
1 W,thf h,S.
“ll history.
thev spent « week with friends.
SW-? W
tag of a vast amount of money P,. rb- m
‘ fl,il
m ,l,ta ,y array.—Lord
_____
did me Just lots of good—so
I6b«
Vail
Norton
of
Far
Rockaway,
Uh 'j*
S Im
NOW MR. J. Picrpont
|se.-’ Frances Wilson nnd
“You know that n laxative is tor oil, not only for the children,
W. L. HAND, Charlotte, N. C.
much that I gave il to my
*i When
J;*’011 the
t*1c city gro..s. Too many ^ 'a B g n a m .
, |. Florida towns and cities are liaruiiHill of Peakskill, N. Y. are L. I., and Mr. Smith of Caskill. N.
needed
in every, one of these cun- but for yourself nnd your hus
daughter.
She
took
three
• • ; rapped by narrow streets.
uestn of Mr. ami Mrs. Thoni- Y., who have been the guests of
dilions, but that tlie common type band.
Whose long-continued Inrcstlgivs
bottles ol
•mett Wilson at their lovely the former’s cousin, Mrs. Raymond
of laxative fails in many a ca3e betions and ex|ieriments arc re
“ Well, here it is! Liv-o-I.ax, niy
»• | i. i
..
I
it \l|
fry home.
If the bonus is voted the World
counted iu tills interview.
caii.se it does not have sufficient hi- own invention, made after a long
A TRINITY OF POLITICAL VIRTUES
tiveiy u has disproved Inis earlylenumiulion.
Key, left on the boat for Jackson
• r » Xj War Veterans, someone has got to
GEORflucncc
on
the
liver.
GRACEFUL
FROCKS
period
of
experiment,
to
satisfy
Many
millions
are
represented
ItY JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES
P J;.', pay it. The government has only
“Often you feel thut the case the very need that you so often that it would do exactly the service
Everette Wilson of Chi- ville where they will spend a few
in the twenty-five thousand vol
C.ETIE
, '» , • one way of raising money. That 11
calls for calomel nnd castor oil. feel. It in a liquid, so pleasant tnat every mother desires.
i
*s the charming house days before returning to their
umes. probnhiy the finest private
Chinese yellow erf;*.* Georgette serves
J ' .LI..J J. ,
" v"*
aid I111 I>UU>. DUir
’ M . jf by taxation. If the ex-soldiers reJ °* Mrs. Fred Walsniu nt her homes.
Yet you hesitate to give the dose that children like to take it, nnd
The Christian Science. Monitor. There are no artificial accomp- collection of rare books in the
a most delightful purpose in the de
KIND THRJUGHT CANDIDATE
K J . ceive u bonus, tho peoplo will yxitptionully fair and thoughtful lishment.i that can compare with world.
because it causes so much di (tress yet it acts on the liver and bowels
py home on Cameron AveY,
nc,re °*s'
"'hole or in lots. Easy terms.
Send For Sample.
velopment
of
the
first
dress
pictured
j. ( pay it.
in its editorials, pays Mr. McAdoo these for success. And they canthat you would feel brave to take in just the way you want.
I-or l ire Insurance see us—30 years in business.
It will give scholars access to
PLANT CITY COURIKR
above.
The
oval
neck
i
i
si
o-hed
at
the
“Liv-o-I.ax
can be had now at
n notable compliment upon his not be simulated by makeshifts or thousands of books that they could
it yourself.
Thoroughly Tested.
Daily
Fashion
Hint
1
right
side,
and
the
edge
fini
.lied
jn
pivot
i
your
drug
store,
but if you would
FRANK
L.
WOODRUFF
&
con
bearing
before
the
senatorial
in
The Southern Railway announces
f- H. U. DuBosc leaves ThursA Household Necessity.
“ Liv-o-I.ax, moreover, ia made like a sample, write
OODRUFF & SON
imitation. To be great, this trinity not sco elsewhere .and facilitate
If there ever waa n time when must be in sympathy with th,.
; » ; • new
*1cITect with yellow siu. 'lhc cdpts ol
me."
homeseekerx rates to Florida vestigating committee in the oil must be real—every element of it. the original research which alone
[°r Alabama where she will
"You
know
you
would
give
nl-!
from
harmless
vegetable
ingredi
I’hone
12
'the gallicicd p.uuls are treated in tile 1
calm common ren.se and u disnns- farmers’ plight and have the courOfi'ice
Woodrulf
and
Watson
and
her
condition
was
much
^ 1■ e f f e c t i s e t b e ^ n T Tuesday in leases.
several
weeks
with
her
pa
most
anything
for
u
pleasant,
pal
ents,
ami
before
1
ever
considered
W.
I..
Hand,
president.
W. I..
satisfies
true
scholarship.
There cun be no inouk simplicity,
| same way, and this simple^ decoration ,
sionate acceptance of |>,««sibiltties age and ;,l>ilit>, t t <• « * c , '
April.
better.
is getting a vast
The Monitor, wb.vii has no com no njock sincerity, no artificial
atable liquid remedy that would putting it on general sale, I hud it Hand Medicine company, Charlot
’
to Alabama especially
'
adds
to
the
distinguished
simplicity
of
govern
the
councils
of
th
houltl
cu
n
riis
the
r
^
!
Z r t s
amount of good advertising this mitments in tin- presidential race, manliness or womanliness in either
[rail their golden wedding nntake the place of calomel and cas- tried out thoroughly ami piovcd te, N. C.
PROVIDENCE WORKS with Democratic party, thnt time is now.
the ii’.odel. Medium niza requires 6
"W e have lived here,
suction nt every point.
Florida " a s greatly struck by the personal sex. It is astonishing how quickly marcvlous wisdom. Tiny creatures
yards 36-ioch Georgette.
I
i l
near
Jennings,
(or
2G
years,
should . have u record-breaking . manner and speech o.* Mr. McAdoo. tile world can detect counterfeit below the water selfishly build
Simplicity is the emphasized theme
For Coughs and Colds, Head* |
and now we have our own
a a c a K a a tc a a a a u n a w n n x K i:a u B « a Ju rn K k n in iiiism r.n n caiiv rin ^au T rn aen B B a^iDtuKMuxauaaz
IfvjT season.
' und by the impre-sion
’
1‘II’E ORGAN CLUB.
he made in manner und spech, nnd how ilicir little homes of coral, and
of the next ino«lel ulso. It is carried |
J ffi/ I
■■1
o ■— ■
.
,.v promptly it known the real.
aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism I
upon
the reserved r.::ii. blase array
home in (own. I have had
t aim Reach, where the prosperous
out in it/.c-kol'ir Georgette, it is of the
Monday afternoon the memI n . Eustis is planning a great ride- of senators amiI the spectators who
If .Mr. McAdoo impressed hi- • a>h nnd doze, rests on a coral reef
siraightliue slip-over tv;*’, the fulness |
to work pretty hard, as this
and All Aches and Pains
i
bration for \> aHhington s birthday, saw and heard him.
------ • • jury
•
• • -•
|of the Pino Organ Club were
at
the
waist
being
held
ia
with
a
licit
. . , Kmiatorinl
with
hia simplicity that those little creatures built.
country wasn't built up, and
NEW IDEAS IN’ YOUTHFUL
A L L DRUGGISTS
Governor Hardee will be present1 “Three qualities were notably it |s because he ria.i seen and
Pleasantly entertained by
of self-material. Draped over tho Ixrlt
The intelligent man begins, with
it
made It hard for us.
UNDERTIIINGS
u*’
Phillips ct her homo
ara lung sash-ends, forming a singlr,
, ,■ and there will be plenty of sports, nnd charmingly evident in the dis- touclnd so much of the big world
rolfishness. building un bi
ISc sod 63c, j i r s and tube*
1
K
Avenue.
Within this field th-re is room ^
l.K;»
c.t
t!ic
top,
but
falling
below
llu
if * «■ dancing and other amusements as tinguashcii witness throughout the thut he personally realraei h ow fi,r‘une for himssif. His view g..*- mands.
"1 WISH I could tell weak
H osp ital size, $3.00
Underwear that combines the prac’?
tor the exercise of the 'highest
**
U ’ f’eas, calendulas and snap
f
the
shirt
to
give
lhc
uuever
U i . wcll « . speech-making. Eustis is inUrview." rays the Monitor, small a way pretenslotraiid arro-1 !’roa‘!er “ "«« the fortune that he
women
oi Cardui—the medi
As
the
Ural and the beautiful is always in- I effect at '.\c
i..e S.iuauon nov appears statesmanship and the most"” nT
one of rloridan
Florida’a fastest irrowimr simplicity, sincerity and manli. franco will carry.
c«K
If hi* ha-; has iuiilt,
** ns the little creatures the *vulneraide
were used to advantage
ibe V',!*
lower edge. Tip
Il.c kWves'ecves
cine
(hat
helped give me
tcresting,
c,[«ci.illy
when
it
is
designed
pointi
in
the
Regres.uve
cnmml.rr.
t
i
.
1
“?*
f ,| cities.
Re large living and dining
nmy l>e worn long or short. Mcdiun
ness were with him unfailingly in learned the wonderfully fine |es- build up the coral reef. U-eonms publ
for children. The first tu del pictures size
citadel are the oil scandal, wln j.. . i.j, m
T ’ ?’fty to
-------- n
strength to go on and do my
requires
5
yards
36-inch
m
iteri.il.
mnnner and speech.’ There was no non of making pcu»,:e think him the1 foundation of a bigger and bet the Iran
.............
__ •
a rombinatinn of underwaist uml
dissatisfaction of the
farmers
10 1 c
'■•‘•eniy where he
work.”
Income tax offlciuls claim th at self-consciuusness,. no effort
____ __
,, ,„ it is befUu.’.e he has re- ter civilization.
Fir it Motlcl: l'ictori il Review Dre:t
,hQU.Kli this was net tho regto__
bo___
sincere,
drawers, the umlerwaist Iicing nude of No.
nnd the question of taxation—all is weakest. The way to lose is t >
1332. Sizes, II to 20 year i. Pik ,
•ness meeting, n few inntthe proposed tux reduction plan in eloquent and impressive. He was alized thiTt the "true and thoughtful
cottuit
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an«l
the
drawers
of
n.iiuTake Cardui.
domestic questions which the peo- attack where the onemv is in
congress has almost stopped cn- eusy, simple, dignified nnd direct men
rents.
men or
of this
this world
world have learned
discussed. It was deiidMR. MORGAN’S generous gift pie can understand if the facts are vulnerable,
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tirelv the pay ment of income taxe3. in his entire relaton to the com- so
thange
the
hour
of
meeting
tlie underwaist, and
yard nainsook S i z e 11 to 20 years. Price,
tn detect hypocrisy will enrich the few that go to or laid before them. It follows that n
In Conjunction With Photoplay
The
first
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candidate must be found who ' a candidate wh!l’ fiiM'*tile
* " requiref"U‘
I'in o aI'P°tated chairman of
for (lie trimming.
-payment, taxpayers should get upon thou who heard und saw him, to deceive. And if Mr. McAdoo
What n hundred millicns of^tauds four-square on ull these I meats—and the
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party has many
busy and file their returns.
nnd left the hearing with more carries a certain nmnliness of Americans need and what some i-ssucs. He must not only b
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back,
and
the
red
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he conclusion of business,
can i>o finished in cither square o.
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Press the fight along the
finani fi , v.vs sunmioned to ap- pression upon those with "horn he the real muniiness in his mind and l’ar1‘l 80 th'-’ people a-tonlly cun be above ami btyond suspicion. Hj right lines.
round outline. Thu panties bu'ton l
assisted by Mrs. Craig
pear LCloru the commit le".* invest!- conies in contact.
the tuck of tha combination and arc
1a’ k*r^’ ^ b elle Mnines and
*,,s further heart, which hears the reality of r.P:i" nn,l nut merely own them,
m.
SHOWING THE FIRST AUTHENTIC MODES IN
gating the oil b-ufu.. but was not camnaign, there is no question of its front upon its face.
gathered to a straight bond. Medium
'■..i l’b'AUister served prune
Lvcry really good book of which
on hand when the committee mot. Inn being a strong candidate and Whether Mr. McAdoo
size requires
t.irdjJfi-ireli material
' ‘akl? and coffee. On each
wins th3 1V*’1'1' nrc Perhaps five hundred in
LADIES WEARING APPAREL AND MILLIN
Neither has .Sinclair returned front perhniu
**-’•'e nosegays of sweet peas A FROCK OF SMART APPEAL and I1i yards edging
MY FAVORITE STORIF
sucresaful one."
presidency or loses it, ho has done {*'* t!u’ world, which the average
HU Y T H A T W H IC H H A S B E E N T E S T E D A N D H A S
Europe. .The desires of the senate
In
the
third
nuidvl
the
list
of
in
Usi'd
a
s
favors.
Am then leaving politics and a great public service to his genbeing knows by nhmc but
This frock any woman would be teresting undi'rlhings is augmented
By IRVIN S. COBB
ERY FOR THE COMING SEASON.
,
. committee apparently have mighty candidates, the ilonitor priHieisls to t ration if he has made a beautiful
'••hg the members present proud
not ri'a'1- contains within itPR O V EN S A T IS F A C T O R Y .
to wear because of its smart
" ^ little effect on curium millionaires.
S>«ith. Mrs. Echols, simplicity. Also any homo .dress with a combination that has a square
| «artha Fox, Mrs. Riffle, Mrs. maker will be willing to attempt it, neck and pantalettes tli it arc gathered m
A Gorgeous Presentation by
Miller. Mrs. Charles Mar- because it is easy to make, it may into narrow hinds at the knees. The
cioMtig
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at
the
hick,
to
will.a
the
-, rs> -Forrester.
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Mrs.
a. (lurper,
Harper, •be carried out m broadcloth, twill
drawers are gathered. Tim front is cut 3
Mrj1
" rcP or' if preferred, one of die sea- in one piece. Medium size requires
llher"u
Robert Mer- s,.„>s cr’pc satins. The fastening is
' Ir3. \V. E. Scoggan, Mrs. at one side, and the trimming con 1*£ yards 36-inch material.
eye
and
Firiit Model: Pictorial Review Unifarri*. Mr8. James G. Shu- sists of n a r r o w Imr.di •>( fur.
President’s “of- Aye, und a “trinity of irresistible Let us make Mr. McAdoo do a
THROUGHOUT THE JnU oH l7JC\ u StPr><1 ,°y COrl“ n ° f
fa,nt labored voice vvai heard
licuw family seems to be a mis- graces^ too, the Monitor may well
KJ,r!'. Forrest Gatchel, Mrs. Wherever fur is used in band effect, rlcrwaist and Drawers No. 1726. Sizes,
Vaudeville Numbers.------------Special 8 Piece Orchestra.
5 years. 30 cents.
nomer, but u ut '.east in terestin g . add. They need a greater preach-1fm icc J°..UJ aml lo oUl' ^ U r e n State, the increased value
wanted
him
la murmur this:
^ i’c’ Mrs. Schellu Mnines, one lias the alternative of substitute 2 lo
to
accept
the
consolations
of
re
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>urnInning u text and un cx- eral products have increased in
l0m Moore. Mrs.* George ing braid or ribbon for it. _Medium 1725. Sizes, 2 to 5 years. Price, 30
ligion. But the patient stood fast I’m not in Heaven, because Dm
Reserved Seats at Bowers Drug Store.
-Prices 25c und 50c.
tain amount o f influence
~m .the -1'"*
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Third Model: Combination No, B 15 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Shortly before thf end he bc- Viita because my /ect arQ cold,, Elm Avenue and Coramcrclal Strict__________ Phme Sf
Pictorial Review Dress No. loJ2.
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Pre,Ideal
t L. IIKAX, Vie -PreaMeat this quotation which cannot help but give inspiration to those
D ili in:it(i
Srr.Trraa. who read it:
"Business geniuses, like men successful in states
•It# Avenue
P i n , tan
manship,
are not taught. They are created. Every man
m a srn iP T io .v iia t k *,
of great achievement carries very far beyond anything
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Pared In City by Carrier per
which he ever learned except in the hard school of experi
it lie. Wee Icy Edition IS l>er
C o p y r i g h t , 1923
Eustis C a lls Y o u
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
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"Mothers Who Have Brought
A Child Through' Many Ills
You Know This Is True-
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Baumel’s Fashion Revue
C fiick s.T fiat C ounts
....FOR SPRING 1924....
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THE SANFOgD P
EVERT TRUBti
Basketball-Meeting
CONDO
In Miami This Month
MIAMI, Feb. 19.—Ftb. 29-Mar.
1 has been fixed as the time for
holding the South Florida High
school basketball championship
meet here, it Is announced by J.
B. Lemon, physical director of the
local Y. M. C. A., who states that
20 tennis have been Invited to take
part. The winning team will be
awarded a silver loving cup, nnd
will also represent South Florida
in the state matches to be held
later in March. A dosen or more
tentative acceptances Have been so
far received, Mr. Lemon says.
FANS LOOK
IR TY COBB TO
SLOW UP IN WORK
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Ut H i i - A n n r l i l r S P t f M )
DETROIT, Feb. 20.—Ty Cobb,
manager of the Detroit Tigers, has
been attracting the attention of
baseball fans since his second year
• Hi the Americnn League. That was
bdek in 1906. lie joined the Tigers
the year before much the same as
any recruit brcak-i into thu big
leagues, but it did not take thu
Georgia Peach long to demonstrate
that he was quite different from
tbc ordinary ruokio.
'' Daring the 1905 season Cobb
failed to hit in the JIOU class. Since
then he has not failed to hit in the
select circle of bntters. Next
spring thu Tiger leader will begin
his 20th season with thu Detroit
team and he is attracting nearly ns
much attention as he did when he
was earning his reputation as the
greatest nil-round player in the
game. However, the attention he
now is attracting is a little differ
ent. Baseball funs hnvo become
stomed to Cubit butting .300,
now they are asking: “Is Cobb
ing u p ? ” “ Will next season bt
j’p lust as an r.ctivo player?”
? To the first question the answer
Is "Yes,” without qualification.
Baseball players fn the major
leagues nro regarded ns old at 65.
Few of them ever attain the age
b t 40 in the big show. Coblt b
Between those two figures, hence
there is no doubt l?.nl tie has slow
r . td up considerably from thu year;
‘a ■ when It was regarded nn ordinary
(eat for hint to steal not only sec
K ? ond, but third base.
" '
There is no reason why Cobb
Should not lint .300 next season.
He hnn done it fur IS consecutive
Reasons and by doing it lust yeni
established himself ns the onlj
player in thu history of the muju
.
leagues who has hit for .300 oi
better for 18 years in a row. Thi
date Capt. A. C. Anson did it fm
26-years, but there was u brew!-,
of two years in each of which h<
fell below .."00.
• 'Whether the next campaign will
be Cold/s last ns an active player
}s up to Cobh himself. Judgin ■
from his physical condition hshould be able to piny the outfield
for nt least three more year
bfltring accidents, lie has threu
ened to retire os an active playe;
ami whether he wilt carry out thu
threat at the close of next sense
time only can tell.
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•* A WORLD 0KATBB"
“FOLEY’E Cough Medicine is •
'World Beater* for speedy relief,”
writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans
Avenue, Evansville. Ind. “Last
month 1 was down with a severe
cold, and getting worse, I bought a
bottle o! FOLEY’S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND, and the next
night was well and O. K." If you
want a quick, reliable remedy for
coughs, cold* and hoarseness in
sist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND. It has ail the
curative qualities o f pine tar and
honey. Sold everywhere.
«l«p
tt night **
tnhi/vnu’.
j
was ®
ea. I was not strong
work made my back
soma FOLEY PILLS i
few treatments r felt
could work with more
M cool
tor.” FOLEY PILls a,
stimulant for the kid!
them"more active, c
Go«4 Adhrlce. to
Owners
Let me tell you sir tk**
Sun Proof Paint is mad* w_
The very best Battery is an government formula and ?<
Paint that resists the clim^
the South.
Don’t w a a u j
money on poor paint, conntf
paint man, H. A. HalvenSrj
naa had a life long experfeiJ
the paint business. You id?
1,1
We re-charge and repair all go wrong.
EXIDE
And
QUICK SERVICE
/ \ ll
g o in g
R i g h t , n o w ip ? y o o ' r ®
t o
iv t x »l . c in YDo R o u t s
G A M C OF H A IR S P L IT T IN G ., JU S T SH O W Mff THE. ONQ S. YOUM N T
S P L IT ill
:'r
Phone 417-L2.
Dow and Otis George, Sanford's
rack professional golfers, will
journey to Winter Park Thursday
to meet Gene Suriuon, the national
•hampion, nnd Waiter Hagen in
.vhnt promises to lie an exciting
match.
Saruxen and Hagen, for the past
few weeks have been touring tho
nxt coast where they have been
cutting on exhibition matches fur
:hu purpose of giving their many
dmirers an oppjortunity tu see
hem in action.
Two weeks ago Surazon paired
vith a Miami pro, was defeated by
lagon and another player of that
i ty.
Tomorrow
the George
brothers will pair off to meet the
famous Kurnzen-llngcn comhinnion. Just when Hie match will
begin was not announced hut will
probubly start ut 2:30 o’clock.
Many local gold enthusiasts arc
planning to go down to Winter
i’ark to see the malcn. Because of
the affair, the golf tournament
which was to hnve been held at the
Sanford links Thursday, has been
postponed until Fritlny, This will
ennlile those who have entered the
tournament tu see the match ut
Winter Park.
Meanwhile plans for the local
tourney are complete, announced
Otis George, who is in charge.
Within a few days, lie said, many
golfers have signified their in
tention of entering tho meet and
it is expected that competition will
be keen. Score cards have been
handed in nnd handicaps have been
arranged, he stated.
SU N PROOF PA
R A Y BROTHERS
THE MATTHEWS PRESS
r *..
Corner IL K. Ave. and Commer Phone 648--------------- Sanford
Cone Snrnzon (left), national golf champion and Walter Hagen
(right) will ho at Winter Fork Thursday where they will meet Otis
and Dow (Jeorgo, two local professionals on the Winter Park links. The
match announced sometime ago has created a tot of local interest anil
many of the golf rnthusiusts of this city nrc planning to witness the
match.
1
SANFORD GOLFERS MEET SARAZEN
AND HAGEN WINTER PARK THURSDAY
makes of Batteries
cial St.
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la sold by
Sanford Paint
Across from express office,
^
Sanford Loan & Sayings Company
— ------ --------------------- VL
t INCOI’ORATED)
Capital $100,000.00
• " 'ft rx.~.r.
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struction of Florida, will welcome
the delegates to this state. A re
sponse will be made by Calvin Mc
Intosh, member of the Federal
Board for Vocational Education.
Dr. A. A. Murnhma. president
of the University of Florida, will
be the next on the program, with
nn address, the subject of which
has not yet been announced. “ Re
cent Developments in Vocational
Agricultural Education,” by Dr. C.
II. Lane, chief, Agricultural Etlucal bin Service. Federal Hoard for
( Vocational
vwvunuimi Education,
rjUUUUiDii, will be the
member of tho Federal Board for
Vocationoi Education; followed by
Dr. C. H. Lane, lending In nn analy
sis of a taccher’s job and its rela
tion to subject-matter courses giv
en in colleges.
Methods of conducting confer
ences ns based upon the work of
the group conferences recently held
in the region, with suggestions and
comments from tho utnte3 on roll
call, will- precede adjournment lor
luncheon.
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
SIX PER CENT PA ID ON SAVINGS
The Officers of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Rond
F. W. PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 231-
G. E. McCALL, Manager
5eighth Annual Golf , University of Havana neReaTSembiing‘ntn,2 P. M„ there
be two group meetings, one
Tournament Begins Plays Boynton Team will
for executive officers and state di
rectors, and another for teacherST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 19.—
WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 19.
i he eighth annual spring golf —The University of Havana bas trainers, nt which vnrious angles
to vocational tenching and training
ornament will start over the local
lYoung Pitcher Of
Luka next Tuesday, with prospects ketball team will appear at Boyn will be taken up.
Wednesday’s program Is headed
* Pirates Expected
i its being tbe biggest and best ton Monday night in a game with
the Boynton A. C. Tigers. The with an address by E. Y., Frank.-,
-cat
of
the
kind
ever
enjoyed
ut
l
To Show Up Good '.io chili, in tile belief of Tun) Cubans aro champions of the. isl
0 ‘■ihiojii i.r
I NEW YORK, Feb. 20.—Al* Grown, inarmgel" rtf the course. Til'S ands, while tho U o / n t o a team is
fhmigh he never pitched a bnsilmli
Y O U W I L L S A V E ..
itry list indicates that there will recognized as one of the best in this
game us a professional until July
e many bard fought matches dur- part of tiie state.
Emil
Ydo (pronounced .ng the five days’ play.
REAL M ONEY
was called to the major
Educators
To
Study
folil in the .‘all of 1923, u
By rending the Spec
BANDS WILL COMPETE
, , r
, — . .
little more than u year later. Il>
J a c k s o n v il l e , Feb. 2o . - 1 Vocational Training
ial Offerings on the
Was obtained by the 1‘itsburgli club
grocery
page of The
t the National League on the re
S 3 a . ‘" S M , t
A t Tallahassee Meet
linkable record lie had made us u -■rouglit here fur the April Follies i
Herald today.
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linor leaguer. Plaiting 47 game- ontest to be hold m April, under
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 20
rith Oklahoma City in the West dans suggested ny St. Elmo' —Every phase of vocational edu
Sanford’s
leading
ern League host season, he won 2s \co ita, chairman of the hand com cation in public schools wilt he dismerchants are offer
ml lost 12. He took part in i. mittee. The committee is now in cussed nt the seventh annual con
ing low prices an^l
otal of HU games, having been nrrespnmlenco with bandmasters ference for the southern region, to
good service.
u sd outside me box because ol ciih the view of bringing this ho held here beginning Tuesday,
his prowess as a hitter, and com about.
and continuing through Friday.
piled n butting average of .392.
Your Sunday dinner
; Lenders in vocational work from
Ydo won nine games in u row
will be a success and
I’olk county captured the silver every section of the south are ex
Inst year, losing the 10th by one tip offered by the South Florida pected to he here to' participate in
will cost you less if
run, becauHo of a nerror In-hind Fair Association this year, winning the discussions.
you buy from adver
him. in the winter months he is iirst prize on tho general display
The program culls fur morning
hysical director of the Freeport, n total number of points. William sessions attended by the entire
tisers on the Grocery
II., Y. M. C. A. lie attended I Mi- hint me, county agent, along with group each morning, while after
Page.
nois and Wisconsin universities. he others who have worked hard noon sessions will be given over
The l’irates expect nim to prove .
a this, feel very proud of thu fact
meetings of workers in different
Herald readers get
tower of strength to the pitching ■nt honor:', hnve finally come to to
of vocational educa
the benefit of the
taff this year in spite of Ins lack i’oik and that the display was so departments
tional institutions.
f major league experience.
best
th at the market
tractive and was generally given
The conference will he called to
affords—and save
lii'st approval by nearly all who order at 10 A. M. Tuesday, the 19th
I KEY WEST, Fell. 20.—A fund
- bed over the different exhibits. by Chairman T. E, Brown, direc
money a t the same
Lf $10,000 will be raised to tidve’ unutee<county was tho second tor, after which W. S. Cnwthon
time.
tire Key West nexi .’.ill and winter
•utity in line for honors.
! statu superintendent of public incommittee of experienced busi
ness men has been appointed to at
tend to collection of the fund.
i
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' The strawberry shipments fron
Wniichula continue with an aver
age output iif no refrigerators a
(lay. The recent cool weather has
tut down the output, which would
have been greater bad warm
weather continued. The prevailing
price range from IS to 23 cents a
quart, according to quuiity and the
majority of the berries lias been of
fcootl quality. Enough pens and
peppers are the only vegetables
that are being shipped, the m compiodities averaging around 50 cents
a day. English jiens aro bringing
it fancy price, the growers receiv
ing $4.50 a hamper at the platform.
Tappers are ranging irum $1.50 to
91.75 a hamper.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS-
-BY BLOSSER
COLD FACTS
That's what the Herald
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nliout things that are plan
ned for your good. They
are plain statements that
will help you get what you
are afte r in business, home
, ,qr recreation.
Read these cold fuels ev
ery flay and soon it will
strike you forcibly that
there is something you uru
missing. That is the help
the Herald Wants can ufford you.
(let accustomed to doing
things by the Hcruh! Want
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find them profitable, even
in the most trivial matters.
Turn the cold facts of the
Ilcruhi Wants into gold in
your pocket.
To reach all tho people
effectively — leave
your
Want Ad nt The Herald of
fice. 1 hone us to send for
it, or phono it to the Want
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
Such popularity must
be deserved
— AlOW VOL) S S E VlU AT A
eooD BO/ SECC 6E UJASHIM^T&M
W A S - W14AT WOULD VOO MAVJE
said if yco had car down <
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|( DADDY HAD ASHED YcO J
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ABOUT IT ?
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YD WAYS SAID
FGECXLES DID
O BE tingled out for public
man must have proved
Thishonor,a
quality. And to be chosen by
millions, even a cigarette must
have “ made good.”
So Chesterfield’s swift rise to
popularity is more than a meas*
^ of access. It is proof posh
« V C of finer tobaccos — which
means better taste.
And better taste is the
for Chesterfield’s
CIGARETTES
millions!
*
�Sanford Daily Herald
rANT-AD RATES
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AND
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
BUILDING
FOUND—A coat on Celery Ave.
MATERIAL
. REPA IRS
_cmu
a
t
Herald
office.______
_
TO
THE
HOUSEWIFE:—
H1HACLE Concrete t o *
m s : Cash in Advance l’Ul: S a l e —DeSoto paints and I’UR SACE—At Coronado Beach •
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
LOST—Strayed or stolen, one nlrvanrizhes a t Sanford Novelty
an eight room furnished house
1923 Dodge touring, almost new. cement work, ildcw llik
dale male pup, black on back,
Works, sole agents. ___ 151-tfc with two lots. Located on Flagler
pkM<4 Mia. w ill hr r r 1023 Dodge Panel Delivery like lag blocks. Irrigation boxes.
nl from piilritiw anil *«| .
If you never read a lino of rfny kind of nows in
Ave„ good income property. Mrs.
Tcrwlllcger, Prop.
brown marked feet and legs, new.
HUNCH
GltAPEi?,
tree
blue
lie
riles
\if(o f unit Im iurillatrlr fur
One 1023 Dodge Coupe.
(his pa;:er, it's worth a ’great many times what it
about three months old. Reason
and blackberries—all varieties D. A jC dJy, 217 E. 3rd St.______ •
Lumber and Building Mat
pMPirnL
Dodge touring, 1021.
able reward. Phone 240 or 01.
suitable for home and commercial TWO fifty foot Iota together on,
Carter Lumbor Comp
costs you because it gives you every afternoon the
fla p
— •—
—. lOr n liar
Dodge Roadster, 1019.
Zachary-Tyler Venter Co._______
Tlmri ._i._— ..... ........ Hi* n llnr
planting. Largest nurseries. Vig good desirable comer. Price $1250.'
.*\_LaureI St. Phone
last
and
lowest
prices,
for
the
day.
Dodge, 1D22 .touring.
Tim e*---------------— .— « ♦ a liar
orous, well rooted plants insure Terms very reasonable. II. B. I
LOST—Pulr nose glasses between
HILL LUMBER COf Houso
) Time* ------------ —— I f a liar
If you save only fiO cents a day on your shipping,
Dodge Sedan.
Lewis ft Co.
good
early
profits.
For
full
lnRoumillat-Anderson
Drug
Store
Service, Quality •'id
lath Face Typu double above lormntian and Illustrated catalog F oTTs AITE—Modem 0 room stuc-j
1022
Hupmobile
touring.
it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars
and Fifth St., and Oak Ave. Find
Bain
Phone 135.
One
Worm-drive
Ford
truck.
co bungalow. New nnd up to .
a year.
la redunnl date* nro for con* No, 0, write Southern Adapted
er please return to Herald office
Ford touring, 1922.
aatullve Insertion*.
Nurseries, Bartow, Fin.
date in every respect. Four blocks
and receive reward.
Bulck touring, 1018.
X words of average length
from
center
of
city,
$7,000,
good
are counted n tine,
P o ll SALK—Egry Cash Register. terms.
Rco Speedster Truck. 1922.
Doesn’t
m
atter
what
the
prices
were
yesterday—
lalmunt charge 30a fur Aral
1 1-2 ton International truck.
Coat $00 when new. Will sell
CORRUGATED IRON ROOI
iBicrtlon.
MISCELLANEOUS
2>tan Indiana Truck
j advertising la reilricted to cheap. Inquire at Sanford Ilcrald ONE lot on Elm Avc., $450.00.
COMPOSITION ROLL ROOI
Doesn’t m atter what they arc going to bn tomor
office.
1-ton Republic Truck.
'•roiirr clnralflcatlnn.
It an error la mndo The BanSTRIP SHINGLES,
Ford House Car.
Phone
FOlt
SALE—Rhode
Island
eggs
10
ACRES
celery
land
2
1-2
acres
row’—
PUBLIC
stenographer.
nl Herald will be reaponalblo
SANFORD
MOTOR
CO.
#
PLASTER,
for setting, 15 eggs for $1,00. cleared, flowing well, fiva ncrcs
340. 107 Park Ave.
r only one Incorrect Insertion,
Dodge Dealers.
a advertiser, for aubaciiurnt Mrs. Ellsworth, Boardnll Avenue, fenced, $1700.00.
CEMENT,
Phone 3.
irrtlim*. Tim office should be Sanford, Phone 3503.
W hnt’s the last ami lowest prices today—The
83-tfp
NAILS.
WANTTtThear from owner hnving
tilled Immediately In caen of
fhrrn for sale; give particulars
Herald
tells
you!
SANFORD STOVE WORKS.“ 321 FIVE room house close In, $2500.00.
rer- TO A n V K H T M F .il* .
and lowest price. John J. Black,
FORDS
First Street. Next door to Smith
ONE three room houso new. Large
A Herald representative thor*
CHASE ft CO.
Chippewa
Falls,
Wisconsin.
____
Brothers.
We
sell,
trnde,
and
re
New
and Used
*hly familiar with rates, rules pair all kinds of cook staves. If lot, $850.00, terms.
SANFORD, FLAI
""REPAIR'
houses,
wood,
tin,
ce
4 i-lassincatlnn, will glvo you
ROADSTERS
wpletn Information. And It your trouble Is stove trouble, sco 0 ACRES with three room house.
ment. Rate 00c. W. E. Lantz,
TOURINGS
jy wish, they will nrslat you In us.
__ |
I wish to announce that I am a 1210 Frenciu_
COUPES
One acre set to oranges. One
erdlng jrour want ad to inalte
POLITICAL
i candidate for Clerk of the Circuit ROOM nnd "board, $8.00. 402 First
SEDANS
EXPERT Typewriter elenning nnd hnlf mile of station, $750.00.
more effective.
TON TRUCKS
repairing. Call II. S. Pond,
m r O I l T T A T NOTU K .
Cash or term*.
WE HAVE the property. Wo hnvo ANNOUNCEMENTS Democratic primary, June third. ^ H E L P WANTED
AdvertIsere should give their phone 225 or Peoples Bank.
If elected, 1 promise the faithful
We Sell or trade.
the bargains. We nre here to FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
rret or postofflce address no _______________________ 179-tfc
performance of tile duties con WANTED—Help of allklnd* by
EDWARD HIGGINS,
all ns their phone number If FLORIDA MARVEL blackberry serve you. Come and see us.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
ay desire results.
About one
nected with that office.
Authorized
Ford Dealer
SEMINOLE
REALTY
CO.
many business houses. If you
plants for sale. Dr. J. M. Adams,
ill it out of a thousand has a
I hereby announce my candidacy
W. L. MORGAN.
Sanford.
Seminole Hotel Annex,
nre
without
n
position,
advertise
Itphone, nnd the others eun't Box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fla,_
for re-election to the office of
mmunlcnte with you unions FOR SALEL-Baby chicks, S. C.
Sanford, Fla.__ _____ county superintendent of public
on tho classified page of The
FOR CLBRK~OF~COURT
cy know your nddrees.
I hereby announce my candi Herald. It will cost you only n
FtTIfliA LE—New modern bungn- instructlop of Seminole County,
Reds,
Barred
Rocks,
White
and
All dlsenntlnnnnre MUST he
low, 5 rooms and bath, all con- subject to the Democratic primary dacy for tho office of Clerk of the few cents and you will reach thou INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR
Silver Wynndottes. S. C. White
sisde In person at The Nan*
_________
t-(.i,i
i..ni, 'in! l'J'M
ford llrrnld office or by IrtCircuit Court, Seminole County. sands.
DEPARTMENT.
You can And the name ef every
Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy remcnces, on 50x117 foot lot facire paved
navel
*trent.
S5.000.ttt). to
Lc hcUl on T.
J^ ne„
irg
street.
$5,000.00.
tar.
Telephone
dUrnutlnFlorida, subject to tho decision of FOR SALE—Floor sounding ma
egg
producing
strains.
Pedigreed,
___________
W.
LAWTON.
live Business Msn in SanforA tali
asres tire not valid,
Maxwell Touring
the Democratic Primary to be chine, prnctlcnlly new with nil
exhibition nnd utility matings. $500.00 down and $50.00 per
this Column each day.
Courteous, Prompt, Efficient
FOR SHERIFF.
month. Griffith-Mlllicnn Co., 403
attachments.
Apply
P.
0
.
Box
203.
Chandler
Touring
held
tin
June
3rd,
A.
D.,
1024.
I
Custom
hatching.
Write
today
Service.
I
hereby
announce
myself
as
a
1st
Nnt’IIJnnk
B
ldg._________
Ford Sedan
for efficiency and service In WANTED—White housekeeper for
for prices. Kunuystdu Itntchcry,
for the ofllco of Sheriff stand
Hudson Touring
FOR SALE—Attractive modern rnndidnte
office.
Box 18, Longwood, Fla.
small faimly. Live in country,
of
Seminole
County,
subject
to
the
Scripns-Rooth Touring
VANCE K DOUGLASS.
bungalow. A bargain, terms. Democratic primary June, 1021. i
children. Permanent position. Box
FOR SALE—Rhode Island nnd
DRESSMAKING
Oukland Touring
Inquire 1103_Onk Ave.
125,
Herald.___________________
White Leghorn eggs for setting
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
W. A. TILLIS.
Lloyd C. Bebout J|
SALE
15 cpgs for $1,00, Mrs. J. W.
(Advertisement.) ! I beg to announce myself a can* MAN with ambition, industry nnd KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
ROOMS FOR RENT ■.-fin f’i wiitc i-iiii'iU
Traffic Alanager
T c m h it 1didate for tho office of Tux Col-' small cnpital can make more
DAME E. G. TOUCH AUI), Pennington, French Ave and High
money
selling
Rnwlcigh’s
Quality
fit*__
________________
_
___
ARE
YOU—Looking
for
a
good
Fi
°
h
o
r
n
h
v
^
i
,
m
„
t
l
c
d
o
r
Of
Seminole
County,
subject
FRENCH DRESSMAKER.
419 First National Bank Bldg.,
I hereby nnnouncc thnt I ant n .
,v... tin-,...... o .
PORTED HAND EMBROID FOR SALE—Pepper plants. J. C.' room. It you don’t find one Hs»- candidate for the office of Clerk to the decision of the Democratic Products direct to consumers in
Sanford, Florida.
Ellswurth, Duardull Ave. Phone cd in thin column, insert n smnll of the Circuit Court of Seminole Primnry to be hehl June 3rd, 1024. Seminole county. We teach and EXTENSIVE PAVING PROGRAM Specialising Loss and Damage
ER LINGERIE. DRESSES AND
R. C. MAXWELL i keep assisting you to make prncLISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL 3203._________________________ j want ad nnd you will receive the County, subject to tho action of the
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 20.—
Freight—Expresa Claima
♦Ically every family a steady sat Twenty-five miles of street pav
CK. WINTER PARK. FLA. SAUSAGE—for sale, pure pork, besfjlatlng* In the -iity.______ Democratic primary in June, 1024
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
isfied
customer.
Give
age,
occuand smoked, 35 cents per FOR RENT—One furnished room
I wtrh to announce that I am a nrtifrn, reference. W. T. Itnw- ing is to bo done here this sum
II. H. CHAPPELL.
RISES FOR RENT ib.dried
postpaid, cash.- Minimum ship
close in, private hamc. 234 East _______ (Advertisement)
mer, the bulk of it on unpaved
candidate for re-election to thuj leigh
___
Co., Dept. 2780, Memphis, streets. The city commission will Studebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolai!
llamy cured nnd Third S t . ________________
office of Tax Assessor of Semi-)
lit'RENT—Garage, rorner 11th ment 3 lbs.
_______ receive bids on Mur. 10 for tho
ul Elm Avc.__M._Schncidor.__ smoked 40 cents per lb. delivered, FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish"- FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING nolo County, subject to the docia- 1Tcnn.
J. L. PERKINS
WANTED—Mnn
ami
wife,
ns work.
$1.26
cash,
balance
C.
O.
D.
Sat
ATTORNEY.
ed houackcepinff riMims, $20.00
ion of the Deniwrntie Primary to,
RENT—Or sale, new cottage isfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch
rhnuffeur
nnd
utility
and
house-1
I wish to announce that I shall be held June 3rd, 1024.
Sales Department
per month. 312 or 314 East oih
Gimlervillc. Apply at Gin- Sawyer, Tilton, Georgia.
wife. North in summer nnd south
....................
St.__________________________ ho a candidate for the office of
A. VAUGHAN.
Tille* Store.
San Juan Garago
in winter. References. Apply Dr.
buy all kinds of cast FOIb ' RE NT—Furnished rooms. County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- j pOR'MEMBElf SCHOOL" BOARD J.
SALE—Small furnished cot* WANTED—I
II.
Glass,
Enterprise.
clothing. Drop me a card ^_402 Oak Ave.
jeet to the endorsement of the ( j |it*reby announce myself n can*
. Inquire a t Herald._____ andoffI will
call. Heredia, 402 San FOR RENT—3 room furnished Democratic voters at the June *1, ‘ Hidtito for re-election to the olTice
RENT—Furnished house; ford A v e . __________
primary.
of member of the board of public
npartment first floor, 200 E. 5th
rent ns a whole or part, by FOR SALE—Watson and Iri::h
GEORGE C. HERRING.
instruction, representing school
Sf._______________________
WHIDDON & HODGES
or year; In good neighborFOR COUNTY JUDGE
_________
^
1district
No.__________________
1 of Seminole County,
grey
watermelon
seed,
hand
se
FOR
KENT
-Tv/a
nicely
furnishWrite W-10, care ilernld. lected from sound melons. 1022
Cards nf Sanford’s Reputable
I
hereby
announce
myself
n3
it
rubjcct
to
the
Democratic
primary
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers
ed rooms. 213 W. 2nd St. Phono candidate for the office of County to be held on June 3rd, 1024.
RENT—5 room cottngo, crop, true to name, rich red meat, 431.
Professional Men, each of
_______ Judge of Seminole County, subject
ern with double garage. 504 30 cents for l!0 lbs, delivered. Pcnr117 Park Atcud*— P hou US
whom, in his chosen profession
FOR RENT—A four room un to the Democratic primnry, June 3, ______ FRED T. WILLIAMS;___
St.
son Plant Co., Pearson, Gn.
FOR~TAX COLLECTOR
the Herald recommends to the
apartment, close in. H. 1924. I pledge faithful service
I1RE NT—Four room house. GENUINE Army Saddles; brand T. furnished
1 wish to announce that I ain a
Pace, 801 West First St.
should you nominate mo,
people.
;viR cr.RBAR<mr rnndidnte for re-eleeti«)v-tw-th« of
: W m -" hmSS $73-:
fice
of
County
Tax
Collector
of
condition Jo.lO complete with fenAOTICK.
keeping npartment. 713 (Ink Avc.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
lie*' I k licruliy g iv e n t h a t tin* | tiers and
Scmiiuile County, subject to the
straps. New bridles
Sanford N ovelty
I nf C o m ity I ' n m m l j s l u n e r * In
I hereby announce ir.y cr.mlldacy action of tile Democratic primary
FOR
RENT—Furnished rooms’,
double
bit
mid
rein
$2.50,
same
fur Hiimlnnli- C o u n ty . F lo r id a ,
for
the
office
of
County
Judge
$2.50
to
$1.00
a
week.
110
Comto lie held in June.
•t th*-lr n e x t r e g u l a r m t'i’tl m ; used $1.80. Will ship collect cxGeorge A. DeCottes
Works
__ ________ of Seminole County, subject to the
* In-Id’ o n T u e s d a y .March Itli, | press, ullow inspection or
ship mere inI S t.__
JNO.
D.
JIN
KINS.
Allornoy-at-Law
action
of
the
voters
u
.
the
Demo
T»#l. a t In o ’c lo ck A. M. n • I pared post,
FOR
RENT—Two
gninl
house
W. W. Williams,
____ (Advertisement)
Mil* f o r c e r t a i n r e p a i r * mol
. Over Seminole Count;
keeping rooms reasonable. Ap cratic primary June 3,
tloiiK to th e T o i l e t -t in t h e - C m ir t j Quitman, Ga.
V. C. COLLER, Prop,
FOR
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
________JOHN
G.
LEONAUPY.
ply Lincoln Hotel.
J*. Kpi-clllcsllonK m ay to- had
Back
I hereby announce my candidacy
Ipplli-utlon a t t h e o ffice o f i he ;"T h e - v i IX a g FT BLA cksM itii"
FOR SHERIFF
Sanford, ------------ Florida General Shop and Mill Work
i f t h e C ir c u i t
C o u rt,
th is
at the Mliane tonight. This pic FOR RENT Two nicely furnish To the Voters of Seminole County:
Gounty Commissioner for Ur*
roi.-rvi-s t h e r i g h t t o ri-Jcrt ture is taken from Longfellow’s
ed
housekeeping
reams,
$5.00
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
can^
District
comprising
(
huluoto r a ll hlds.
per week. 312 East oth_ St._ dldato for Sheriff of Sclninole ta* Geneva and Osceola, subject to
Contractor and Builder
,
K. A. DOIXJLASS. Clerk. poem anil is interesting from an
-1______ ________
educational
standpoint.
Pico
County subject to the action of the [ the notion of the Democratic pri517 Commercial Street
tickets for Mrs. Dwight Babbitt.
XOTIt’t; TO THU IM IH.IC- ’
Dcmocrntic primary to ho held o n 1mury June 3.
Schelle Maincs
lU Ik to c e r t i f y tlu il C. L C.arlJune
3rd.
It
I
am
elected
I
pledge
O,
A.
RAULERSON.
l« no lo n g e r ro n n c i-ic d w ltl i th e
S P E C I A L N O T IC E vS
myself to fulfill the duties of this
|( 0rd Loan and Savin;;* CnmFOR COUNTY JUDGE.
LAWYER
offkc to the best of my nbility.
Subject, of course, to the action
______
_
E.
E.
BRADY.
of the Democratic Primary to be
— Court House
FOItn LOAN A SAVINOS CO.
Wilson Welding & Radiator
UNDERWOOD
FOR SHERIFF
held June 3rd, I will be a candidate
,H. K. .McCall. i r M .
REMARKABLY
SMART
Dali)-It wky
TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT
I hereby announce myself n can for the office of Countv Judge of
Works
TAILORED MODES
didate for reelection to the olfiec Seminole County. I shnll be grate
High class Underwood Typewriters
of sheriff of Seminole county sub ful for the nomination nnd elec The indi’ 5>cnKalilj tailored suit Is
'Tt it’* Metal wo can weld i t "
tSY
for rent to reliable parties.
ject to tho netion of the Demo tion, and if elected I assure the imlis|>cnsnlile
bccaip.e
it
t.m
always
Elton
J
Moughton
SANFORD, FLORIDA
cratic primary to he held on June citizenship of Seminole a fair nnd find a new and interesting u.iy of ex
TLEM ENT
Underwood Typewriter Co.
3. If elected for another term I faithful administration of the of- pressing its Iyi*. At thek*h it i,shown
ARCHITECT
15 S. Main Strco*
Orlande, Fla.
pledge to fulfill the duties nf the lairs of the office.
suitable for development in serge,
The problem of filling
First
National
Hank Illdff.
office in the same clTicicnt manner
SCIIELLE MAINES. 1broadcloth, charnccn, etc., with a
needs is easily settled on
that I have conducted it in the
STEWART The Florist
trimming of oncof the saint new plaid Sanford, ------------ Florida
FOR SHERIFF.
the principle of reciprocity,
past.
materials
’I
he
jacket
faVcna
at
the
To
the
Voters
of
Seminole
County:
Flowers
For AH Occasions
APARTM ENTS
for what one has to sell the
_____
C. M. HAND.
I hereby announce my candidacy riile wilh a altiglo button of i::imenso
Member* Florist* Telegraph De
other wants to buy.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY for the office of Sheriff of Semi sire. Collar and cuffs t.u:v l>c of selfFOR R E N T
livery Auociation
I desire to imnounco to the citi nole County, subject to the voters inaterlal, if preferred. The s'.irt is
W. A. HOURS, M. D.
This is tho great princi FOR RENT—latrge apartment, all
814
Myrtle
Ave. Fhone 260-W
attached
to
a
bodice,
and
his
a
plait
zens
of
Seminole
County
thnt
I
nm
of
the
Democratic
Primary
to
he
ple underlying Herald Want
Specialist
modern conveniences. No one
a candidate for the nomination to held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I at the back. Mediuni rUerequirta J 1(
Ads and it has worked for with children need apply. 417 W.
l»e Prosecuting Attorney for th o 1promise four years of Law Ett- yards 51-in; It material cal f i yard Urology. Sypbiiology, Femido
years with such great suc Second.
O
and Skin and Blood I)i*ense».
County
Court of Seminole County,1forccment in a business manner by fining for the bodice.
cess that this form of ad
A coat that will Is: as smart four Office 301 First Nat’t Dank lildg.
subject
to
the
action
of
the
Demo-;
the
help
of
the
proper
subordiFOR
RENT—Furnished
npart
vertising has come to be
I Sanford Machine Co.
crntic Primnry, June 3rd, 1924. 11nates or assistants and earnestly months hence, an 1even longer, a i it is
ment 311 Park Ave.
very popular.
now
is'pictured
to
the
right
It
may
will he grateful for ycur vote and solicit the support of all law en lie carried out in broadcloth, fashona,
g o f li’K.
Ilnirral Xlnrhlnr *■■! Itull.r
Ik h e r e b y g i v e n Hint I t V
tile nomination. “
forccment voters, on June 3rd.
M u rk*
The needs of one are sup F aNr otice
velours,
mar
veils,
chinchilla
cloth,
or
DISTINCTIVELY MODI-LED
nell. nf Hem) mi It* t 'o u n i y . l-'lorERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER.!
it. L. ALLEN.
plied by the needs of another. litft. trinlltiK tin Ovli-ito M e r c a n ti le
The
Marcel
Shop
Cj IIbiIm lirtndlnc
later in the Spting one of the heavy
Co.. Iih.k maili; a n a s s i g n m e n t ef nil
There is unmistakable style in lids
<loth-backrd silks or erfpes. It is t ih n t u it iir liiK , W n t l n i r . |.'nrln l*
This process simply Is the of til* ren t u m l p e r s o n a l p r o p e r t y , frock of navy Poirct twill, with the
I 'h i in r AZ
K iiuturil. P I * .
. t l a n lr u r li o t . V l u l n
l l n r > r il| i
lapped in front and closed on the left
ex
cep
t
*
u
rh
«n
I
k
e
x
e
m
p
t
li>
law
Trrntuiriit*
getting of the buyer nnd from fitreeil Hill**, to m e f u r th e Oriental interest supplied by a trim
side. The trimming of fur easily may
l H I I I . M I ’H A I ’A I I T M H V T *
■idler together and Herald Iniiellt o f nil of III* c r e d i t o r s , nlt<l ming nf silk braid in Egyptian colors.
be replaced by check velours, wide ttnhe So. 2
Trl. 313-W
Want Ads do that to per nil cred it nr* of t h e npiIi ! K. A. Knr- The dress fasten) at me side, the
colorful
braid,
or
any
other
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ASSOCIATED PRE88 DISPATCHES
NUMBER
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1924.
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Of The Day Saying
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On President Coolidge In Interest
O f Removal o f Attorney General
(E t T W
Attorney General
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*■“ CQX AGAIN SEEKS
NOMINATION FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
t!uU
Sena
cnM p o f O U Stock is
Illegal ood That Ho b
ng to Go Before C o p (tee aad TO! all About
<with Company
B . J S f o t t i T K 'b . T r i o m .
and unofficial Washington
no now sensations in prostoday in the Teapot Pome intion, but kept watch on the
House and eonato where a
to force Dougherty out or
cabinet is being waged. In*
! of the return from Europe
_rry F. Sinclair, the cortmitn v c no indication whether a
:nn would be Issued for hfo
ranee. Having failed to in*
Coolidge immediately to re*
Daugherty from office,
herty’s critics In the senate
laid out a plan o f campaign
they predicted would force
to resign. Preparations aro
made to lay before the counn n public inquiry new infor*
n and charges that recently
reached the eurs o f the -.cn*
nml to make even clearer the
of Republican senate leadthat Daugherty should n »
r be permitted to sit in the
et.
ASHINGTON, Feb. 21.— Arvcement by Senator Davis
ns, Rep., West Virginia, that
had transactions In Sinclair
itock furnished the one sensnWcdnesday in the nil scandal,
sorting that there was no law
nst one In bis position buying
selling stocks, Senator Elkins
he was perfectly willing to go
re the oil committee and tell
about his transactions in this
k, which ho said were much
er than those in issues of sev*
other companies,
c oil committee took no
izancc o f his public statement,
members said unofficially that
would not be invited to appear
t at a public tiession apd thon
the completion o f the audita
i number of brokerage firms
in process both in Washington
Kew-York.
-»
-■me mi B rokers*#'Batft*
senator's statement revealod
he la the senator whose name
rs on the records o f J. P.
rd & Co., a New York stock
rage firm, which were pro
to the commlttco yesterday
ecutive session.
nddent with Senator Elkina'
ent, the oil committee conbehind closed doora witn
Payne Whitney, New York
cicr, and friend o f Harry F.
ir, who expressed ontire will
s to have his businrw books
incil by committee experts,
nnfficial word o f the arrival i»f
.Sinclair at Ne-v York today
Europe reached tho commitduring the day, but Chairman
out said be* had received no
unlcation from the oil magHe declined to say whether
subpoena would ho issued for
Sinclair's appearance, but
e committeemen said that since
. Sinclair had hastened his refrom abroad to appear before
committee they assumed he
Id avail himself o f tho first opunity to do so.
He there is no present intenof having any more committee
ons until the public hearings
resumed next Slondsy, memsaid there might be developnts meantime that would mukc
sary an earlier meeting.
Purpose of Secicl Sessions
ferring to tho secret sessions
y and ycstert.iy, Chuirman
root said in a formal statement
t their sole purposo was to take
timony ns to what hooks were
and tho manner o f keeping
m. He added that he wni sure
i committee has no intention
t testimony of any other char(Continued on page 8)
ashington News
111, T h e A ■••elated r re «a »
Secretary Hughes made further
Kestions to house and senate
mittees pending immigration
slation.
,
vsldcnt Cooltdge withdrew the
ination of George B. Christian,
. to be a member o f the federal
Je commission.
Chairman Johnson o f the house
migration committee describde
Roumanian immigration protest
the floor of the house as "1ment."
Harry Payne Whitney was ques
t'd! by the senate oil commltteo
riling possible stock trsnsacnt by public officials.
Senator Elkins, Republican, o f
**t Virginia, said he had pur
sed stock I nthe Sinclair Oil
pany and was willing to tell
oil committee about U.
President Cool id ge was advised
Senator Lodge o f MassachuM. the Republican leader, that
ublican senate sentiment was
*ing in favor og Attorney
ernl Daugherty’s retirement,
r. Daugherty In a statement
J'licly defied his critics.
House organization Republicans
again routed by a DemocrntHepublican insurgent condition
th tho result that amendment*
the tax bill dealing with stock
mends and earned Incomes were
ted,
Democratic' Candidate for Presi
dent in 1020 Again has As
pirations for Job of Chief
Kxecntiva o f United
States
Hr Tllr Aumlatrd I'rrta.
CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 21.—
James M. Cox, ‘ Democratic presi
dential candidate in 1920 and for
mer governor of Ohio, contemplates
entering tho race for the presi
dency again this year, it develop
ed hero Wednesday.
Twelve blank declarations, bear
ing the signature o f Mr. Cox giv
ing his consent to Cleveland dele
gates to the Democratic national
concvntion to uso his name, were
received Wednesday* by Thomas
R. Brannon, treasurer of the Dem
ocratic county executive commit
tee.
Although W. W. Durbin, chair
man o f the Democratic state ex
ecutive committee, and Robert
Hayes, Columbus attorney, under
stood to have been the only per
son in Ohio to speak for Mr. Cox
politically while the latter is in
Miami. Fla. ,snid there was no
basis for tho authorization of Mr.
Cox’s name, Mr. Brannon said
there is no doubt that thu signature
is genuine.
The blanks were accompanied
by a letcr on the stationery of
the Democratic state executive*
committee, Columbiis, and was
signed by Marie E. McCurrey, Mr.
Durbin’s secretary. The letter,
dated February 11), contains re
servations about holding the blanks
until Mr. Cox should formally flic
hia declaration o f candidacy with
Secretary of Statp Thad H. Brown.
Wo are enclosing herewith
blanks for delegates and alternates
to the Democratic national conven
tion carrying the necessary con
sent o f the rnndidnte for president,
James M. Cox,” tho letter states.
“ We have also inserted tho namu
o f ax*G«v*rttoi' 'J a m ea ’ E. ’ Camp
bell as second choice.
MIAMI, Feb. 21.— Former Gov
ernor James M. Cox, of Ohio,
Wednesday night told a represen
tative o f the Miami Herald thnt
he had authorized the use of his
name as a candidate for president
on a declaration o f candidacy re
. ........ . of
..........
ceived at the headquarters
the
Cuyahoga County Democratic par-
ty.
Mr. Cox said that a few days
ago he received a letter from
former Governor James E. Camp
bell saying that the Democrats of
Ohio were united in their desire to
present his (Cox) name to tho con
vention aa their choice for presi
dent.
It was in compliance with Mr.
Campbell’s suggestion,
he said,
that he gavo his consent. Under
the laws o f Ohio, he explained, it
la necessary for the delegates to
give their solid support to one
candidate as their first choice and
to another as their second.
Seminole’s B ooth
Continues To Draw
Tremendous Crowd
While attendance on the third
day o f the Madison Square Garden
Exposition failed to surpass that
o f the three previous days becauso
o f the disagreeable weather, nev
ertheless many New Yorkrs avail
ed themselves o f the opportunity
o f witnessing some of the Joys of
living in the "sunshine” Kate.
According to communications
reaching hero today, the nation’s
largest city is in tho grip of tho
worst snow and sleet storm that
it has experienced this winter.
Visitors at tho Garden wore clad
in heavy overcoats and furs but
the weather failed to dampen
their enthusiasm over the splendor
o f the exhibits. Seme could hard
ly believe their eyes when they be
hold the fine products on display
and saw evidences o f a luxuriant
growth which they were told, the
state abounds in the year round.
Visitors at tho Seminole county
booth continued to bestow praise
on the exhibit and numerous in
quiries were made coireininjf op
portunities to be had here. Conics
o f the special fnir edit bn of The
Sanford Herald were distributed to
those who were anxious to learn
more about this section. It was
stated that one man pi.'Iced up a
copy o f the edition as he shook the
snow from his overcoat. As he
glanced at the front page and his
eyes rested on the west lie r fore
cast for that day, fair today and
tomorrow with rising temperature
(It was then around 70), he gavo
an exclamation o f surprise and de
clared that Florida in general and
Sanford in particular, must he a
paradise.
A.<
Fine Gift to Itingling.
Tho feature o f today’ * show
was the presentation to John Kingling, o f Sarasota, by Major Henry
Snow, o f Tampa, o f n handsome
cedar humidor cabinet of hvc hun
dred clear Havana cigars. The
(Continued on paR« &)
Gives Greatest Private Library
House Democrats Gain A
Victory By The Two hnpoi
Amendments To Revenue Bi1
Vf.
X M M lt l r S P » « — )
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
21—
Pressure on President Coolidge to
remove Attorney General Daugh
erty was Increased Wednesday by
administration leaders In the sen
ate.
At a White House conference
lasting fo r an hour and a half,
Senators Lodge, of Masaachusetta,
the Republican leader, and Pepper,
o f Pennsylvania, advised the pres
ident o f the growing insistence at
the capltol that Mr. Daugherty
should retire.
The result of the conference
was not apparent. Tho senators
refused tb make any statement and
White House officials wore equally
reticent.
After the president’s callers had
returned to the senate an im
pression grew that they had re
ceived little, If any indication of
the executive’s sttitude.
Msy Cali Up Resolution.
Privately there was some sug
gestion an to tho advisability of
calling up a pending resolution re
questing Mr. Coolidge to demand
Mr. Daugherty’s resignation. Some
senators expressed the belief that
this measure could be adopted
with less opposition in debate than
developed to tho resolution calling
' J. P. Morgan, the banxer, has given to the public his gTcat private
for the resignation o f Secretary library, with an estimated worth of several millions o f dollars. It conDenby.
, _
,
tains about 25,000 volumes and paintings, Morgan gave it as a me
Senators Imdgc and Pepper vis morinl to tho memory of his father, lt is located on Madison avenue
ited the White House after the at and 3Cth street. New York City.
torney general had reaffirmed to
tho president his determination
not to resign under fire and hod is
sued a public statement defying
hi* critics at the capitol.
Tho attorney general denied in
his statement the chnrges made
in the sennto yesterdny by Sena
(11/ Thr Aniuirlntrit P rru )
Iroom," and he winked.
tor Wheeler, Democrat, Montana,
' ORK,|hel>. 21.— Hurry F. very sensational statement
for
author of the resignation resolu
Sinclair arrived on the liner Presl- y o u ." and he seemed to wink again.
ni
tion, and said he welcomed oppor dent Harding Wednesday, smiling
The statement was several hun
tunity "to meet any charge against jy willing to discu s the weather,
dred words lung. It begun "during
my administration."
international politics and hors.* year 1921 American
Petroleum
Not First.
races, the gasoline business in Eu Products will be in greater demand
Tho representations made to rope, the Kingship o f Albania
in Europe than over before," nnd
President Coolidgo by
Senators everything but oil and the Teapot |wrnk
„ „ tu t(.|| whut Mr. Sinclair
Lodge anil Pepper were not the
^
0n,0‘
had
seen
during his three weeks in
first thnt hnd been conveyed to
As his ship, already deluyed by
him by Individual leaders in the Llizzurd and heavy seas, reached France, Germany, Belgium atid
England to justify such a forecast.
senate, hut they were re ported to . (iunrnnth e and Iny thore for sev. The statement concluded:
havtf been of a much more f"r r e r -| f.ral h(,urM waiting for the rain to
“ On account of my absence from
character than any that haq 2on9 ,H ft ami the fog to settle, he met
home for several weeks 1 qm not
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STAR OWNERS SUE
F. A. VANDERLE:
ALLEGING LIBEL
inlxed Republicans
In Routed by the '
and Amendmenta
E
StocM Dividends
now
id Incdmey A re AdofV*
ed by V ote In the House*
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 W > ,
An amendment proponed by *
Representative Dickinson, Kep^ '
Iowa, proposing to make farm
ers and mutual insurance com
panies exempt from taxes waa
adopted by viva voce vote to
( D r T k * A a a w la ted P r r w )
day by the house. Dickinson
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—Roy D.
pointed out that the amend- *
Moore and Louis H. Brush, Joint
ment was merely lo perfect
owners o f the Marion, Ohio, Star,
the law which previously had
Wednesday died suit in federal
esempted farmers and mutual
insurance companies hut which *
court against Frank A. VnndcrHarry Daughtcrty whose retire
had lost the right on account
lip, retired banker, for (600,000
ment has been urged upon Presi
of decision.
dent Coolidge by Senators Lodge
damages, alleging slander and li
•rt
and Pepper, and also from other
bel as tho result o f the banker's
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
21.
sources, on account o f his alleged
purported utterances in nn address ilouso Democrats, flushed by thai«9,-.
connection with the Teapot Dome
at Ossing on Feb. 12.
oil leases.
Three separate causes nf notion victory In tho fight on the income',
asking
(200,000 damages each tax rates, continue.! their drive on
were cited in the papeis /cite d on the revenuo bill Wednesday, gain-Mr. Vandcrlip. The action was ing two important amendments.
taken, according to the papers, on
Republican insurgents, who mada
account o f Mr. Vandcrllp’s alleg
ed statements In which he “ Im possible tho substitution o f IV'
plicated tho salo o f the Marion Garner income rates yesterdny fc
Star in the oil scandal.”
the Mellon schedule, joined ngai.
First Cause.
with a practically solid Demo
Frank McDowell Confesses in St.
The first cause seta forth that erotic vote today to mukc st
I'ctersburg to Tho Murder of
Mr. Vandcrlip "wickedly nnd ma dividend profits subject, to regulj
Both His Parents As Well
liciously charged Brush and Moore income taxes rather than to
As o f Both His Sisters
with bribing Warren G. Harding, 12H per cent capital asset tax, i
Year Ago.
•
then president
o f tho United to extend tho provisions o f
States, to fail to perform certain carneil income tax .-eduction.
dll' The AmnrUtnl Press)
of his official duties as president,
Republicans Still Fight
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 21.—
nnd thnt the bribe consisted in the
Republicans continued to put up
Charged with wiping out the four
payment to Former President a fight, however, and Representa
Harding of (550,000 in the pur tive Longworth, tho party leadenmembers o f his family, two by two
chase o f the Marion Star, which declared hope was still held o f
on dates exactly one year apart,
wns more
than twice ita fair gaining n majority to anynd tho
Frank McDowell, aged 19 years,
value.”
Garner plan when the bill i«
Wednesday was confined In the
Tho Vandcrlip speech, it was brought up for passage, declaringcharged, was regarded as an at several Republicans who voted yes
Pinellas county jail at Cluarwatcr
tack upon the integrity of the late terday for tho Garner plan had
to nwait trial in one o f the most
President Harding by implying made direct overtures indicating
amazing murder eases in southern
that tho sale o f the late presi n desire to vote for u Republican ■
criminal records.
.I *•
5 ? dent's newspaper wns involved in measure.
from a number o f conferences . n„ nrillini, IU„| „ p,spared stnt.- hnppcntd in connection with the the naval reserve oil leases inves
A vote on tho tentative compro-,
Frank signed a confession lata ed
henute investigation o f the grant
at the senate nnd elsewhere in ! mpnt
* *
misc advanced yesterdny by Mr.
Wednesday admitting that he shot which most of tho administration , Hc’ wUh Mrs Sinclair, W. V. ing o f Naval Roserve No, 3, to the tigation.
The defendant’s statement, it Longworth and currying a 37 ^ per
and killed Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mc lenders participated. In a lnrgo was further churgcd, accused the cent maximum surtax rate, with
Dowell, his parents, Tuesday night mosauro Senators Lodge and Pcpplaintiffs o f “ being financially ir- the Mellon normal incomo rates, 3
and that ho caused the fire in
w«s a o (. possible, yesterday after
irt ■W M ut ■i
adoption of the Garner plan. Re- -,
mngne, aged 10, his two su tefi.
perished at Decatur, G a„ on Fab. long conversation.
■o
Sinclair turned himself over to tions, and not entitled to credit.” publicans are now studying purlis- .
IP, 1923.
»
n photographers nnd posed for a It wns charged that the state mentary rules with u view o f de- |
House rcranins a *
ments injured tho plaintiffs and fcating tho Garner plan nnd gain
As Frank, confessed slayer o f is known that the ■
tffswaia . ' • sSOre o f still and movie cameras— their newinaper.
ing nn opportunity to rpesont their
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. opinion o f those pa
^TUk ’te o m f always .souliog or laughing.
Second Charge.
compromise. A clour-cut majority
McDowell and two sisters nonl the conference of tho R»'
Co'dhm'tl on page 8.
The second cause o f action waa on several parliamentary votes
chalnntly posed for a newspaper senate leader* wss that the
based upon the charge that Mr. would bo necessary, it was adphotgrapher, a bravo
little old lstratlon should be cleared o f the
Vanderllp caused his speech to tm milted, to make such a ntovo suc
lady was told o f his confession. She last of those who have become
printed
in the New York Tribune. cessful
was Frank’s 82-ycar-old
grand- centers o f attack in connection
'J
The third causo is based upon
Reading Moves Fast
mother. Previously when she was with the oil scandaL
the
admission
o
f
Mr.
Vandarlip
Reading
o
f
the
meoiiuro
section
the— police--------were‘ ~trying
*told
” that **■
'" ~
In the view of the senate lead
before the senate investigating by section, each paragraph being
to implicate her grandson in the ers, the question of retirement of
committee
that he approved the open for nmonament, proceeded
murder o f her daughter and hus Mr. Daugherty has become one
copy o f the speech which was pre rapidly today, under tho constant
band hero Tuesday night she said transcending, all personal consid
sented to him in his office in Now urge of Chairman Green o f tho
with pathetic emphasis, “ I don’t erations. Thoy insist that the
York
Feb. 13 by a representative ways and means committee, in ,
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a
result
of
a
cutting
acrapo
believe that Frank
could have matter should be viewed from a
of
the
Associated
Press, and chargo of tho bill on tho floor,
TOKIO,
Feb.
21.—
How
nn
ob
which occurred Wednesday noon on
done it." The day before Frank broad sUndpoint, taking Into con
scure lover’s jcolousy precipitated the celery farm o f Fred Daiger which speech later waa delivered When the house adjourned such
killed his parents was the anniver sideration fully party politics.
progress had been made that Rep.
to Associated Press members.
sary of the tragic death o f his Must Stand or Fall on Record a national political crisis wus re near the pre-cooling plunt in West
rcsentativo Garner o f Texas, In
It
was
alleged
in
the
complaint
two sisters whom the youth has
Emphasizing that there was no vealed Thursday by u police state Sanford, James Carter, a negro that Mr. Vanderlip thus gave his charge of the Democratic fight on .
confessed hc burned to death in De desire to infringe upon the preai- ment regarding tho attempted
speech world-wide
publicity and the floor, suggested an agreement ,
catur, Gn., one year ago.
dent’s prerogative o f himself de wreck of u train near Nagoya oa boy about 12 yeara old, is dead, that It was read by millions o f to be reached to bring thu measure
Atheism nnd advancing radical ciding who shall be in the cabinet, Jan. 31, which led to the dissolu and anutner negro boy, C. D. persons.
up for a final votu on puitsage by
ism have been suggested as the senators said the administration a tion o f the Imperial diet. Enraged Wright, is in jail charged with thu
next Tuesday. Chairman Green
Publication
o
f
the
speech,
it
waa
causes for the slaying o f mother, record was one on which all mem because hia sweetheart had jilted killing.
atated, was tho basis of tho libel ndicatcd hc thought an earlier
fnther nnd two sljtera gy Frank bers of the party must stand or him, a farmer named Maruse, gave
Bostmun Bcllemy, another negro
day might bo set, but Mr. Garner .
McDowell, 19, who yesterday con fall and that there should be a de- vent to hia wrath by piling logs boy, wna tho only eyo witness o f charges whilo tho address itself asked that it be voted on not be
was
said
to
be
slanderous.
fessed to the police as obsessed ciaion regardless o f past allegi and broken rocks on u railroad tho crime, lie ia also being held
fore Monday, indicating u desire *
track, having no idea o f the po ns a witness. Bcllemy stated that
with tho illusion thut his family ances or associationa.
to make sure o f a full imrty prgs- ,
litical
consequences
of
hia
act.
A
stood in his path and defeated hia
Before goinff to the White Houao
hc and Wright had finished their
cnco which ntigh: not bu possible
stormy session of
progress toward becoming a.world Senators Lodgo and Pepper bad re stonny
ot the
tno diet
met term In
n- dinner
(.,nner and
ond were
wero coming
coming back
back to
to
on Snturduy because o f week-end
power.
ceived word of the statement mado ated Pan. 31 In a riot accompanied the form when they were accosted
absentees.
In the story which he repeated public by Mr. Daugherty after ho by fist flghta among the mem by Ca rter, who stated that he
Many Amendments
three times to Chief o f Police had called on the president a few lera and tho hurling of water con could beat Wright und was going
Although numerous amendments
George M. Coslick, and Chief o f hours before. Mr. Daugherty is tainers. The disorders followed to do it then.
were offered only three submitted
Detectives John Trotter, Frank sued his defy to his critics and told Premier Kiyouraa' refusal to reply
Whvn he said this, that they
by the leaders received uny sub
said his mind became "haxy" at them he was ready fo r the light to opposition demunds for an ex both drew their knives, Bollomy de
Much interest is being shown in stantial support. The Democrats
planation
o
f
tho
attempt
to
wreck
times und that during these spells immediately upon returning to the
clared, and Wright stabbed Carter tho annual Spring Fashion Revue stood almost solidly behind both
ho was obsessed with the hallucina department o f Juitlce from the the train on which three o f the op one time over tho heart. Carter to be given by Baumel’s tonight .it the major amendments adoptei,
tion that the members o f his fam White House.
position leader* were traveling.
was brought to the
Fernald- the Mllane theatre at 8 o'clock. where wero proposed by Keproily were followers o f thu anti
While senate leaders continued
Laughton Memorial Hospital where Scores o f dresses, gowns, hat* anil Hcntative Garner. Mr. Green clnufJ
Christ.
DIE IN FIRE
conferences with respect to the
his wound was dressed und medical other accessories o f the smartest those on both aides, not member*
Origin of Spells
retiremnt o f Mr. Daughrty, Sena
aid summoned. He died several designs are to be oeen on display. o f the ways nnd means com mitt re. •
ANDULUSIA, Ala., Feb. 21.— hours later.
Tracing thu origin of theso tor Wheeler, Democrat, Montana,
Patrons of this popular store which framed the bill, who sought 1
"hazy" spells, Frank said that refrained from pressing for sen Miss Edna Donaldson, 21, and sisAccording to police, Carter ia will have the opportunity of seeing private amendments which the
when he wus 12 yeara old he ate __
action on his resolution callin. ter Maud, 26, were suffocated early said to have been a "bad" negro, the latest creations in wearing ap committee hud considered impo-i- ’
blasphemed the "Holy Ghost" and for a full investigation o f the ad- today in a fire which swept tho having been hailed in court on sev parel fo r Milady. Spring styles sible. He declared at one |x>int, in
that since thut time hc had been ministration of the attorney gen- Standard
* ' telephone exchange here. eral occasions charged with steal that will be prevalent and popular seeking to limit debate, that “ you
trying to expiute his sin, but he cral. The resolution has been re Tho younger woman sacrificed her ing and other crimes. All three throughout the East, will be seen are making a joke of this measure
did not explain o f what this ferred to a committee, which did life in turning in tho alarm. Her negro boya were about the same liero fo r the first time. Seven if you continuu such actions.’'
"blcsphemy"
constated.
This not set on it during the day.
of Sanford's most attractive young
mater died at her sido.
age.
The stock dividends amendment
'blasphemy” occurred on • Feb.
Just what disposition will bo ladies will be models for the show. proposed by Representative Gar
Each model win wear at least ner was adopted by a teller's vote ‘
19, ho said.
inode o f Wright is not known. A
Every year since when tho anni
coroner’s
jury was summoned seven o r eight dresses o f various 162 to 112, provides thut stock-re
versary o f this "blasphemy” ap
Thursday morning fo r an inque.it designa and colors ranging from ceived cither as a stock dividend m
proached, Frank said hia mind be
at which time it was expected that the smart street costumes to as u gift by the taxpayer should
come erratic nnd ho believed his
Wright would probably be bound the extremely charming evening not bo termed capital nusets. Gap- .
family to be nllied with the anti
over to court or sent to the reform gowns. Those who will be models Itnl assets held by the tux payer for
Christ. These delusions continued
school. According to the testimony are: Mrs. William Rumple, Misu profit or investment for more than
Thu Sanford Country Club will interest in the—game. Many who
«
annually until one year ago, he
givun
by Bcllemy, the dead boy Mildred Simmons, Mrs. John Mau two year* is subject only to u tux
rer. Jr.. Miss Mildred Holly. Miss o f I2^k per cent.
felt that hc must kill his sister^ be the center of attraction on Fri had never been nn the link* before was to blame for the act.
have
taken
up
the
game
since
tho
in order to utono for his "blas- day when enthusiastic golfers will
Olive Nuwman, Miss Hazel Scrrcl Can Reduce Auto Excise Taxes
Another Cutting Scrape
announcement
was
made.
honors in tha Bodwell
compete for
— ....--------,
,
and Mies Martha Tufts.
phemeous" sin.
Joe
Evans,
colored,
received
17
Urging adoption o f the amend
Announcement waa mado Thurs
Trophy Tournament. Staging of
Poured Gasoline Over Beds
Special for tho occasion will be ment, Representative Rainey, Do in.,
cuts
about
the
head
and
body
au
a
day
by
Otis
George,
local
profes
this
competition
has
been
the
talk
Explaining the Decatur, Ga„ fire
result o f a cutting scrape in which several vaudeville acts put on by Illinois, declared it would increaso
Frank said that hc crept into the among golf lovers dn this city for sional, who ia in chargo o f the he engaged with George Burt on l x « l talent. An eight-piece or revenue to sufficiently |>ermit a
room occupied by his slaters, satur the past few weeks and tomor competition, that everything is in,
chestra has been engaged for the reduction o f the automobile excise
Avenue. Tuesday
nf). rnight
..
occasion ami thu management o f taxes.
ated the bed clothing with gaso row’s exhibition gives promise of rcaillncM for the tourney. Mr. Celery
Evans,
although
not
dead,
is
said
line, fired the inflammable mass being a great success from every George, in a short statement, said: to be very low on account o f loss the theatre has secured especially
Representative Mills, New York,
"Tno
competition
in
the
men’s
with coals carried from the fam viewpoint.
o f blood. Burt Is held facing a for the Revue, the film "S ix opposed it.
"..'CS
section
for
the
two
trophies
pre
Some
weeks
ago
when
Harry
T.
ily hearth and fled from the house
charge of an nssault with intent to Lays," adapted to the screen from
Tho amendment to the earned
sented
by
Mr.
Bodwell
takes
place
Bodwell
offered
to
donate
two
when the hlaco flared up, locking
kill pending the outcome o f Evans' Elinor Glyn’s famous book by tho income section also proposed by
handsome silver loving cups and tomorrow. The prizes are for low
all exits behind him.
same name.
condition.
Mr. Garner, was udopted on u tel
Although the house did not burn two other trophies for auch a tour gross score ond for low net score
Home-made candy, made by the ler’s vote, 141 to 134, record votes
over
18
holes
o
f
play.
ney,
the
offer
wus
heartily
ac
to the ground, tho room in which
numbers o f Mrs. John Smith’s not being possible under the rules. ’
"Players may compete either
the two girls slept was destroyed. cepted by club officials and plans
circle o f the Woman's Club, will bo It provides that earned income
Frank said he went to sleep on were immediately made for hold ih the morning or afternoon.
given free as compliment* r f allowed a 25 per cent reduction
"Judging by
the enthusiasm
his couch in a room adjoining tluu ing it. It was originally sched
Uaumel’a store. The heavy ad tax by the bill, zhnll include In ad
of his parents Inst night without uled to have been staged today shown in the number of players
vance sale of tickets is indicative dition to wages, salaries und pro
(B
y
T
l
f
Aaaarlata*!
t*r»aa)
any definite thought o f violence to but because of the meeting of the out practicing during the past
of the interest that Is being mani fessional fees nnd other compensa
FRONTERA TABASCO, Feb.
Mr. nnd Mrs. McDowell. He George brothers with Gene Sara- we•ek,, there will be keen ond close
fested in the fashion show.
tion received from personal serv
dreunutl, he said, that hc was com zen and Wulter Hagen at Winter g o lf to decide the winners. Thu 21— Prediction thut by the end of
ices, “ reasonable compensation
this
week
a
combined
assault
on
carefully
Park■ ■
today,
was decided sev-j handicapping
has been
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-it
_
manded to accomplish the destruc _____
allowance fur personal service
Mexieo City will be launched by
tion o f his father and mother. Ho cral days ago to postpone unitl |looked after.
where income is derived from com
call! the dream was so compelling Friday,
_
.
J "A ll those who Intend playing thu Revolution forces now being
bined
personal service and capital
mobilized
in
tho
vicinity
o
f
the
Htr
T
l»
Awottatel
V
m
a
)
Since tha first announcement of and who have not yet been allotted
thut when he awoke he arose from
cardtut was made last night by
CHICAGO—Wheat, May 1.10 to in prosecution by unincorporated
his bed, went into the next room the tournament was made, it has
nnd fired five shots at Mr. und caused n great deal o f interest and a handicap are requetsed to see Otllio Gonzales, director of pubh- 1.10 1-4. July, 1.00 3-8 to 1.10 5-8. persona o f agriculture or other
business."
liclty o f Do ia Huerta movement. Corn: May 80 to 80 1-4,
Mrs. McDowell.
has caused more peopio to take an me before starting play.”
YOUTH ADMITS
HE KILLED FOUR
OF H IS FAMILY
Suit ia fo r $M0,900 on Account o f
Recent State« e « t a o f Vaaderlip in Regard to th* Sale of
President Hardings’*
Newspaper
Harry Sinclair, Smiling and Willing
To Be Investigated, Returns to U. S.
Jealousy of Lovers'Young Negro Boy
Causes Wreck and Stabbed To Death
Fight In Jap Diet In FightWednesday
P r e t t y Costumes
Will Be Exhibited
In Fashion Revue
Golf Tournament To Be Held Friday
Creates Keen Spirit of Enthusiasm
Rebels Planning Big
Assault Mexico City
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IIS WEEK IN
SANFORD
•Wi*k «r Fob. is to as, isJ4.
Wednooday
alar mooting o f H oly Cross
>’i Chib at 8 P. M.
tkly luncheon o f Kiwanis Club
112:15 at Valdea Hotel.
Thursday
„ rookly luncheon o f Aaaociatlon
Basin**. Women at 12:00 at LufBeth Cafeteria.
Regular meeting of Eastern Star
a t 8 P. M. at Masonic hall.
in fn j^ r .~ .r r iiT ';." ,,r T r A u «
Informaj reception o f N. A . U. S.
V. at 8 P. M. at home o f Mrs.
r. B. Ballrad, Altamonte, Fla.
8 .
Friday
{.W W oek ly luncheon of Chamber of
Commerce at 12:15 at Valdes HoRegular meeting o f Rebckahs at
..B 'P . M. at Masonic Hall.
* Alumni banquet of Senior C. E.,
8 r . 2 , at Presbyterian Church.
. Following Datea Booked Ahead
Iv D F ob . 28th, Stetson Yearly Opera,
lane
theater, auspices Holy
ass Men’s Club.
VAGRANTS APPREHENDED
’. Four negroes giving their names
Edward Boykin, Edward Henin, Will Copeland and Henry
nan, were picked up Tuesday
officer* o f the sheriff’s office
were tried before County
_ o E. F. Householder on
urges o f vagrancy. All received
lea o f $25 and cos:a or 60 days
the county rofids. Jack Tucker
_..d Robert Smith were also tried
E jn d found guilty of beating board
Mila.
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BANKS TO CLOSE
.F r id a y , Feb. 22, Washington's
Birthday, being a legal holiday,
Stanford banks will be closed. Pay
“
and other matters needing
tion Friday should bo handThursday o r Saturday.
.
A T THB MILANE
I f it's a thrill you’re loo king for
you can get it when, the William
Fox special production, “ Tho Vil
lage Blacksmith, opens at tho
Milano theatre today. In this
monster production, which critics
have acclaimed as the greatest
picture o f ' American home life
since “ Over the Hilt," William Fox
has provided a thrill that will steel
the hardest heart and make gooseflesh appear in profusion. It is
a real honcst-to-goodncsa train
wreck.
In line with the Fox policy of
providing every element o f 'th o
motjon .picture in each prodi
production,
the train wreck was devised.. New
York critics havo acclaimed it as
one o f tho greatest thrill scenes
ever shown on tho silver screen.
Several flashes are shown o f the
0 A
speedy Sunset Limited traveling
at
n rate o f 60 miles «n hour. Th
local train which stops at way
stations is shown. It is apparent
that tho local train which stops on
the crossing is certain to bo hit
by the express which is traveling
with lightning liko celerity. At
tempts aro made to flag the ex
press, but— too late. Tho trains
come together with a terrific crash
and when tho debris is cleared
away the injured body of the eldest
of the "Village Blacssmlth’a” sons
is found pinned under the wreck
age.
Although aovereiy injured,
ho is given immediate medical at
tention and soon recovers.
The wreck is ono o f the most
realistic ever shown on tho screen.
One train of six cars and another
of four were used. Both trains
were utterly destroyed.
ATTENDS MEETING OF
TRUSTEES
T. W . Lawton, county superin
tendent ot public instruction, went
to Winter Pnrk this afternoon
where he will attend a meeting of
the trustcca of Rollins College of
which he is a member.
. I V gC O U T LEADER NEEDED
REMOVE ADVERTISING SIGNS
Scouts o f AmcriFORT PIERCE, Feb. 20. —
Bta, which meets at the Congrcgn- Orders recently issued by the board
1 ttonal Church, Is grcntly in nee<l of of country commissioners calling
M assistant scoutmaster, nccord- for removal of advertising signs
* V I to H. Darrow, scoutmaster of from the rights-of-way o f public
M organization. Mr. Darrow said highways in St. Lucie will be car,., jfodriesday that the troop is grow- ric dout this week, it is announced
>g and Is doing it good work but by E. II. Collins, Jr., county en
in order to do its best nn nssist- gineer. The St. Lucie County
scoutmaster is badly neded. Ucnutificntion
Association,
at
4 was organized about six whoso ronucst the signs will be re
s ago. it now has 11 mom- moved, plans to plant
*
decorative
trees and shrubs to add to the
briiuty o f the roads.
S
IRD AND EDISON
TO BE BIG
N IN AMERICA
m
Pi I
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HARD SURFACED ROADS
WEST PALM BEACH, Feb. 20.
—County Engineer C. II. Holstlnw
has been instructed by the board
of county commissioners to draw
up specifications for oiling all
hard-surfaced lateral roads in
I’alm Bench county. Bids for the
«-°nrnnoWh,C.n
l5 c8t,mntc1d
C08t
Prorident r.f University of Michi$.>0,0°0, will be opened Mar. 5.
'g in Makes Selections as to
the county commissioners hnve dothe leading
Figures of
cided to protect county roads by
'
.
Twentieth Century.
stringent regulations o f speed and
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Gninesville, Fcb.flontal s(lfi
• A N N ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 20.—
weight
o f buses nnd~ trucks.
Four Americana arc the outstand
ing men of tho twentieth century,
m tho opinion o f President M. L
‘ Burton of tho University o f Michikan. His selections arc Theodore
Roosevelt, Henry Ford, Thomas
lfdlion and Orville Wright.
The men have leadership for the
following reasons, Mr. Burton conMdera:
, Theodore Roosevelt for his com
prehension of the social problems
of his time.
Henry Ford for industrial deVtlopmant leading to a new social
order.
Thomas Edison for his inventive
genius.
Orville Wright for his creative
work In heavier than air flying.
Dr. Burton regretted he was not
able to place a liternry man in hia
list.
In this Dr. Iiurton took issue
with Bishop Brant, Chancellor of
Hobart College, whose choice of
tho four grout eat men o f the
twentieth century were Woodrow
Wilson, Cardinal Merrier, Iicitin
and Gandhi.
“ Such a choice is certain to call
forth criticism,” Dr. Burton said,
in explanation o f his choice. “ The
public is looking to its war heroes,
and perhaps would put some of
them among the four greatest men
of tho Twentieth Century. I have
watched several war lenders in
private life and am not yet ready
to proclaim then: the greatest.
Tho war is not far enough in his
tory to decide.
"M y choice o f men, it is nppnrrnt, is based on thrift valuable
contributions to society. I have
made my choice from the angle
o f consrtuctive civilization, while
Chancellor Brant named leaders of
men only,"
Dr| Burton explained that he al
most included Wilson in the group,
and that o fLIoyd George was a
dose runner-up t oWllson, both
for conducting
great
nations
through the World War.
UT PLATFORM
C H IC A G O T A L K
Rcpreseaiatlve Leader* o f ' Demo
cratic Party From 44 State*
Declare Confidence.
m
7
ill
f ifi
irden
(Reprinted
Y’ ri‘ |Vast Store o f Arms
Osceola’s a periect lady When
she’s at home. But sho’s only at Can be Bought and
homo in Florida. When she reached
Now York she simply refused to No Questions Asked
budge from tho most convenient
m
TrJbunej
ft:
CHICAGO, Feb/' 20.— A
plat radiator in Madison Square Gar
NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 2 0 form to “ satisfy the demand o f den. and there sho reposes—as
progress" was enunciated Monday chilly nn alligator as ever camo to The ease with which any group o f
persona with sufflccnt money to
night by former secretary o f the New York in February.
treasury William Gibbs McAdoo,
Osceola is tho mascot o f the make the purchase may acnulre
in addressing a conference o f Florida State Exposition, which arm* and ammunition enough to
friends and supporters from all opons today. By rights she should itart a rebellion was disclosed Sat
sections o f the country which call have been showing animation, as urday as a result o f an investiga
tion by The New York Timca of an
ed upon him by formal resolution
fto? X
n t n^ leadership
. X « h t ! ? aoo ff r1h0
J a«IS!
were
sub-troplcnl
attempt to buy arms o f a Phila
accept
the
pro- tho
niwJ surroundings
„ n,i sugar
«mrnr
canes
and
great palms and
canes
groasivo democracy o f the nation. reared themselves to tho roof. But delphia firm, presumably for the.
The platform pledges:
ith'the*
Seminole Tno f flrm
tho |Mexican
Insurrcctoa.
not she. W
".......
itn tne .........
senunoie
in U8«The
fJ qUf?ation
the Rosen. |
"T o drive out corruption from dians,
she showed her disapproval
official Washington, a now inter o f the chilly North. She blinked Margolies Company o f 3-1 North
national conference in the Ameri vindictively at the active persons Fifth Street, Philadelphia, offered
can rapitol to ‘promote peace, re
setting up their booths in the Gar to supply 1,050 machine guns, 7,200
duce the burdens of armament, re
den;
in short, behaved as no per rifles and 15,000,000 cartridges on
store international justice
and
a few days’ notice. The mnehine
fect
lady
ever should.
stability; revive prosnerity,’ and
There was everything there that guns were said to have been scrap
consider economic problems; sub
ped war material purchased from
mission o f the question o f Ameri looked like Florida except the sun- P™ rinltnd M ^
shine.
Tho
marvelous
strawberries
|
r 1*
V
can participation in auch confer hanednir lii*rinimlv from their Baymond
Rosen, a partner in the
ence to a popular referendum; and hanging lusciously from their Rosen-Margolies Co. and Isaac
plants,
went
into
retirement
over
to ‘take tno grip of Wall Street’
Lehman of the Lehman Sales Com
o f f the treasury department and night. The Seminole Indians— half pany, 617 Broadway, New York
n
dozen
o
f
them—cna:;oti
and
rub
the Federal Reserve system. Oth
City, the broker who brought the
er pledges include ’Repeal o f the bed their hnnds and hoped, vainly, Rosen-Margolies Company into the
they
might
not
live
to
see
their
Fordney-McCumber tariff bill; to
proposed transaction, both insisted
bring about prompt railroad re first snowfall. With Osceola, they that their business o f selling arms
were
hopelessly
in
the
minority.
form s; to ’ put agriculture on its
and ammunitions was entirely leg
feet again;’ to ’enforce the eigh Every one else was happy and ani al. Mr. Lehman explained that ho
mated,
putting
the
finishing
teenth amendment of tho constitu
sold only for delivery in tho United
tion and nil laws In pursuance touches to the exposition that will States and that he did not consid
entertain
New
Yorkcre
for
n
week.
thereof; reduce taxes; secure leg
er what tho customer did with his
islation setting up n labor code; Twenty-eight counties are repre
purehaso in the way o f possible
sented
and
about
200
persons
have
passage of a child labor amend
ment to the constitution; to ’clean conic North for the Florida show, shipment to a foreign country to
out the Veterans Bureau and pay all owners o f fruit groves and pro be any o f his business.
ducers.
a soldier’s bonus."
Tho old Garden thnt has hurFollowing n rc-statomcnt o f his
Blountstown— Contract to be
rnfcsslonnl connection wtlh E. I* bored so many shows became trapoheny, as given the senate oil icul over night—except in tem let for improvement of sower sys
committee, Mr. McAadoo told the perature. Stalks of sugar cane tem, electric lig h t plant and wnconference thnt “a gravq crisis rose to the rafters with 80-foot ter system.
confronts the nation, and that palm and coconnut trees, as well
crisis must bo met without regard us every species o f fruit and
flowers grown in the Everglades
to cost."
state. The Inrgest grapefruit over
Has Ceased to Function.
Tho progressive thought o f the seen In Now York City was on
country, he said, must look to the view, with n few specimens of that
Democratic party for leadership. rare and delicately flavored va"There is demoralization in gov riety, the pink graperrult.
There seemed to be enough
ernment at Washington. The Re
publican party has ceased to func oranges and bananas to feed all
the youths o f the city. As n mat
tion" he snid.
Mr. McAdoo did not nppcnr be ter of fact, there will be free disfore the conforencc until after it triuhtion o f a carload of fruit
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had unanimously adopted n res every day. Rows i>r beautifully
olution declaring him nvnllnblo,ns colored preserves appeal to the
Wm. Fox I’ rcffcntn
housewifely eye.
Fish, grain,
the Democratic candidate.
grasses, fruits, plants, shrubs,
NO CHART SHORTAGE * cacti, trees mid every variety of
JACKSONVILLE, Fell. 20.—J. growing thing indigenous to Flor
II. Ford, rnr service bureau expert ida arc displayed.
from the Interstate Commerce
The exposition, v/tiich hns been
Founded on
Henry Wads
Commission nt Washington, sta brought intact from Florida, oonens
tioned here temporarily to nid local nt noon today. Gov. Carey A. Ilnr- worth Longfellow’s well loved
railroad officials in handling *he dcc of Florida will touch a West* poem, with Bessie Love, Virginpeak o f tho citrus and vegetable ern Union key nt the Executive
in True Ilourdman, William
movement eastward, states that
Walling.
there need be no fear of n chart Munsion in Tallnhnssee and flnsh
shortage ns long ns things enn b e ; the opening signal by releasing n
Comedy: "T h e Authors."
kept moving. Splendid co-opcrn- j large flag in the Garden. The
unn now,
nnw he
hn states,
uftiliw opening
____ t
bring given
ceremonies will lie attendThursdays Bnumel's Fashion
adding thnt 9fi per cent o f the t.d by Acting Mayor Hulbcrt, Mnj. Show with the Photo Piny "Six
trouble is due to peddle
peddlers
i w ho'
i . «‘
„ ,, , „
Days.” Price 25 and 50 cents.
receive shipments and hold the Gen. Robert Lee Bullard, Rear j
cars by paying demurrage until Admiral C. F. Piunkott, Capt.
8ewt*w»-lh Uf-Bowcriwf- ~
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they can sell the contents in small Thomas J. .Seen and Cnpt. Regin
lots.
ald Iielknap.
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Wednesday.
On Friday,
Washington's birthday, John ltingHpg, promoter o f the exhibition,
has invited all New York school
children
to attend.
Thursday!
night the exhibitors huvu arrang
ed a Florida products dinner to
bp curved at the Commodore hotel,
for the newspapers and advertisifg men of this city. Only Flor
ida foods will bo placed nn the
nienu. Speakers at thin banquet
include some o f the nation’s most
prominent newspaper and advertaring men.
' While only li) Florida counties,
Florida railroad and steamship
lines, the Florida Citrus Exchange
and several commercial organiza
tions have exhibits here, it is now
eitlniatcd that ns many as four
hundred Flotldans, representing
ail sections o f their state, are in
New York »or .ne exposition. They
arc all busy toiling New Yorkers
about the wonders o f their state
and are giving the thousands of
vjjritors to their exposition some ( /g\/gy
real example! o f southern ho-.fatality.
ILAN
THEATRE
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making profits is in
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that
phenomenal
new
city
growing rapidly just
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HI-A-LE-AH is only three years old and is known
as Miami’s fastest growing suburb.
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A n Increase o f 6 0 0 per
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The first advertisement announcing sale o f Hialeah lots was published in Miami February 1,1921.
The prices o f lots were from $100 to $500.
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These same lots now, with three years o f devel
opment o f Hialeah, have value of from $600 to
$3,000.
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20.
What will the next two or three years mean to the
value of this property?
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THREE AT - NINE AT - SIX AT
- -
%
Hialeah H om es are ju st
$559.00
$700.00
$800.00
the R ight Distance
From Miami
Ji V t 'i i h
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You are invited to visit Hialeah and look over the
investment opportunity. See what has been ac
complished in three years, then estimate, if you
can, what Hialeah will be in two or three years
more.
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Also 40 acres Hammock land near railroad, in the flowing well district. Will raise elegant celery.
$1200.00 cash. A bargain.
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Hie Village Blacksmith’
Two lots, corner o f Hth St, and My rile Ave. C’nn he divided. Corner lot $ 1000, next one $800. Onchalf rash on one or both, balance terms, itoth Bargains.
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P aved Streets are Ordered by
City Comririission
N. Y. EXHIBITION
M r. Successi
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Limited Number of Lots
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ORANGE PARK
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Call or Look Them Over
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10 to 15% down, according to valuation o f lots. $10.00 per month, thereafter
(< D ®
H. B. Lewis & Co
107 S. Park Ave.
Miami Offices:
56 West Flagler St., 131 East Flagler SL,
and Elser Pier
Or Phone 349
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�E SANFORD
m John Leonudl, Sanford
p etes
L V & s ^ a a L .g< c tond Vico-Prcafdent
Treasurer
Mr*. B. G. Smith, Oveido
SHELF FOR SMALL CHILDREN
ft The following Is a list o f books
.that should be in every school no
'Mutter how small. A m ong the
t t b e n who can supply nil these
books listed below, in otio shipw s k ir e Baker A Taylor, 354
Fourth A venue,' New Y o rk City,
N , Y., and R. H. Huntting, Spring*
Mid, Mass.
T The list is arranged in 'order of
alarity by vote,, and th e, grade
ihown in parenthesis. Price is
given.I Little Women, by Alcci*'
)€ )
n
* A lio -
(6-8) II.CO.
Arabian
Knight’s Entef.alnments (5-7) $1.G0.
Boy’s King Arthur Malory (T-8)
$
2. 00.
Story o f Mankind, Van Loon
(0-8) (2.00,
Kebeccn o f Sunnybrook Farm,
Wiggins <0-8) 50.75.
Hume Book of Verne for Young
Folks. (0-8) 12.75.
Christman Carol, by Dickens (70 ) $1.25.
Rip Van Winkle, Irving (0-8)
$2.00.
Mother Goose 1-2) 50.75.
Alice’s Adventures
land <4*0) 51.50.
* j 8 J h s at *• linns Drinker Dodge (5-7) S1.00.
,
Life o f Theodore Roosevelt,
A-JIVu
_It /s inthe Looking
v.i / .r G*U
/ *f 7’l .
i ^ p d o r n (7-8) $1.00.
“ vonder Book, by Hawthorne,
(1-0) $1.50.
Wild Animnls I Have Known,
Seton (0-8) $1.00.
Heidi,
by
Spyri
<3-0)
$0.08. .
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I f we nre ever to make o f our
boys nnd girls cultivated men nnd
women we must instill a love o f
rending into them while young.
This entire library can bo bought
at the quoted prices for the sum
o f 830.78 with cxpres.sage would
probably not exceed #40.00. Each
Woman's Club should make it their
HOME ECONOMICS
B Y MARY ZACHERY
THEKEY
Lovo passed me* by nnd drop
ped 1 key,
A worthless thin}? It seemed to
r*
jeet nny and nil bids la reserved. Commission o t the Cltv of c . „
M y Cotntnii
I W o m I. should bo uddroiled fo r t, Ftortta” nod
CHy ot Sanford. FI,
to .Forrest Lake, S. O. Chase bond (trustees o f the Citv o f Unn
ex-officio bond tru
and C. J. Marshall, ns the City ford,-Floridn, ‘ nnd the seal a t the A Chj|Ot s.,ui„w.
Fhln’ in'8 00 I°f th®
City a t Sanford, Florida, this the
Florida nnd ns cx -offid o bond 34th day o f F o b rn a r' A D 1021 L. IL PHILIPS,
City Clerk, of the (
tnistces of the City of Sanford, k
FORREST i.A K F
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• Stanford, Florida.
Florida, at Santord. Florida,
jfS E A L )
. ^ O . CHASE,
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Witness our hands as the t K W > f c K ^ . < * £ £ * * !ARSH ALL,
'(Have You had All the Education You Want?
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But, thinking he might reed it
\
fo r
Unlocking some unylcldinj? door
I foljowcd him. nnd whispered
clear,
“ You’ve lost your little key, I
fcn rP
Lovo turned without Ilia least
surprise,
But with a twinkle in Lis cyc3,
And said: "I have ■oma n o - '
like it.
?
Keep It. Most nny «lmr ’ twill fit.
Keep it and use tt often, loo,
It may unlock sue-.’"** for jou."
What distinctive and ad
vanced features do you get
in the True Blue Oakland?
Since then l ’vo Wandered rn rnd
U iin ftM oa y k d y where’er I pa,
masr^ gates Imve swung
aside
When I the magic key applied.
So many doors.d havj pussisl
through'
I’ve found that whst Lov.j said
.
is true:
The key Love dropped is just a
smile. .
— Thomas Russell Shelton.
CHILD W ELFARE.
Mr*. Endor Curlett, Chairman.
There was a man in our town,
He wns n doctor wise,
Wlfn wanted folks to keep wrll
And so he did advise
Fresh air, good food, and lots
o f sleep.
Wilh merry times each day,
And nil the folks who followed
him.
Were happy well nnd gay.
of Jewelry ___
hereinafter
In nr;lcle:i o.
1 ill
.tl
were liletlKed ns I’ ollul-
rn- sa ou rlty
hy
mild Jim .
T.
■lull In rniiNlili-nilliin <>f tluil c«rIII '•litigation due the k.i I.I Peoples
m l o f Hanford and retiresiiited l.y
•f t l iln prom issory note lr.ndo l»>
o sild Jno. T. Oraily and tint>*<1
Third Day i f
August.
Ises.
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ROUPING FOODS TO SH O W ,fat butter nnd cream, lard, suet
, TJKtT*. TH EIR USES.
nnd cither cooking fnts, salt pork
nnd bacon, table mid salad nils.
Miss Mnry Zachcry.
Thinking o f foods according to
r*“ 'Pftrhnpn as easy a way as nay
tw select the right foods is to group the group to which they belong or Notes on Im| -tnnt Southern
Docks In The Linford Public
'Ake different kinds according to according to the nutrient they sup
Library
J ^ l B l r ‘dies In the body ami then to ply in largest amount will help tb ^
£ Mike sure that nil the groups nre housekeeper to sec whether in to fl
“ HpkMcnted regularly in the meals, meals she plans ;•lie has supplied
up I— Foods depended on for all the different materinls needed,
ul matters, vegetable acids especially whether there is tho neeeosary, though small, nmount o f
ody-rcgulating substances:
tissue building mineral matters to the Library this epic poem, | lt',on:i!
ami body regulating materials written by the State historian o f 1 “ 10 ,
(group I), and of tissue buliding Georgia, which covers in its 21 no’ tls
protein (group 111. When she bus parts the entire course of Southern] of ( L‘
It was inspired by tho
uealed proposals will 1h‘ received1
Its— Apples, bnnnnas, berries, made sure that these are present, history.
she may safely build up the bulk great memorial now being sculp- ^
s, oranges, etc.
by Foacst Like, S. O. Chase, and
tured
out
o
f
the
solid
rock
at
Stone
fn
,D
<'. .1. Mar hall, us the City Com-1
:etables— Salads, lettuce, col- o f the diet from whatever mater
commemorating tho 1’ m,i
mission o f tho City 'of_ 'Sanford.
ttreons, -gptntoes, root vege ials from the other groups that Mountain.
' - ,!,L' r
Florida, and as ex-officio bond
tal,'-taMes, green, pens, beans, toma- scent economical, wholesome and heroism o f the Southern ('unfedeytey, which when completed will j ‘oi! 1
trustee \ of the City of Sanford,
appetizing.
k> - ^oe8. squash, etc.
be
one
o
f
the
wonders
of
our
age.!
j.ft_
The grouping will also help the
Florida, at the City Hall at Sanf r , . Gyoup 11— Foods depended on
Mr.
Knight's
poem,
written
in
h*u
n
protein: Milk, cheese, eggs, housekeeper who wishes to save
Jord, Florida, for the purchase of
fwVmeat, poultry, fish, drietl pens, money or time to simplify her blank verse, pay* homage to the *u 1111
f.'.7ft,<iiiUH» 1'ublfc. Utility Bonds
Old
South,
to
her
noble
women,
■
J ^ '^ a n s , etc., nuts,
if tlie City o f Hanford, Florida,
meals without making them one lier beloved leaders and tho sons
p l ^ VGroup III— Fon^Id depended on
said
Lunds being genera! obliga
A -/Qr starch; cereal grains, meals, sided or incomplete. It also pre who made her great. The e nre Mrhl;'jj}j
ti uni; of said City, authorized by nn
mi
'cellnneuiis
poems
on
the
World
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^ -f lo u r s , cereals breakfast, brend, vents substituting one food fur an
election held throughout the City
V - erackein. macaroni, cakes, rookies, other which has an entirely differ War and other .subjects, and a! N"«•1 1«■
o f Sanford, Florida, on the 11th
F ^ s fh fth y puddings, potatoes and ent use. Bo when planning your .-•(ireiiil tiibute to the kite I’ resi- V”VI"-*
day of lumiary, A. I). 11)21, }iurdent Roosevelt.
Because o f tho
other starchy vegetables.
io Chnptor 0807, ioiws o fl
iieauty o f its style, p.s well ns its u-1 i m
P . Group IV’ — Foods depended on meals bo sure and include food bi-Uiiit o| getting, it will. doubUc~t-'L^ '•
: ioruia, iPik, taid bonds to bear*
(fl for sugar: sugar, molasses, syrups, from each o f the above mentioned l*V•iiiui-ii 4ii,d.ijiiand, and will f>u n . .'iiV.V.r
iwrrtV st* ufci tho irnte ..f.d h n ,\hd «
iCKIup'V—
Foods
depended
on for
otic-half percent. (5 ',-i't) per tin^ s . honey,
candies,
fruits
preserved
In groups.
viilualile addition to the l.ibrafyiHls'iln
uum, and arc to he dated January
colleelion.
[lion t«
• ^ flfg a r , jellies, dried fruls, sweet
first, 1921, nnd to mature Jamiary
LEAGl'K OF WOMEN VO TERS’
first, lltol, interest payable seini-(
Page,
Roswell,
Mrs. W. D. Dnllnrd, l’resident. i
iiimtuilly, on Jnminfy first nnd
Life o f Thomas Nelson Page.
Homes and Living Costs
July lirsi of each year, bath prin
An
intimate
biography
o
f
on.'
1—
How many families own their
cipal nnd mtvtw-i. Iming paynlde
of
our
must
beloved
national
tier-*
own homes? How many rent
at .'.cvv York, in the Statu of New
umalilies.
The
lute
Thomas
Ncl*
them ?
tYoik, . aid. bond* being of the tlo-j
■on Page repre.-enteil thu best in
2—
Wliat is the averugo rental?
i nomination of One Thousand Dol
American traditions, us . tali man,
3—
Has the government or pay
lar.. r at h, un ! la be numbered
lawyer,
author
and
man
of
affairs.
hmiiing corporation
built
fir m 1 to 373, both numbers inThough
.a
trim
Southerner,
lu*
was
groups o f houses? Describe.
e! n iv c; mi id
boiuls have been
so
broad
in
bis
sympathies
that
he
.j— What provision is made for
validated bj a deerco of tiie Cirwas culled ''The ambin-aihir from
teaching Home Economies in
cuit Cutirt o f the Seventh Judieiai
the South to the North.”
His
day, part-time, nnd evening
Circuit of the Slate o f Florida, in!
stories
tire
among
the
best
pic
schools 7
un.l for Heininole County, dated
tures *>f Southern life that have
5— Does nny agency teach how to
Fobrnar) flth, 1924, thi.-; issue o f
been written and hi* “ Mnrnc
make family budgets?
bond, t i be s.ild subject to the apChau" hn-i been referred to aft th"
C—ilow many women take ad
pi'ovipg opinion of Jolm C. Tliom“ Epitaph o f a civilization.”
Divantage o f mi opportunity to
■ >n, in bo obtained by the City of
life of “ Robert E. !,o*v’ “ Red
study budget making?
, Sanford, Florida.
Rock' 'and “ Italy and the World
7—
In a study o f the average fam
All bids mint lie accompanied
War” further established his rep
ily budget, what proportion is
,by a rectified check for two pc;
utation.
In this
biography his
assigned to each ot the fol
[cent.
) of the amount o f thu
Isitin’ life and career are fully de
lowing living costa:
food, “ Twelve Old Maids” put on at the scribed by bis brother, who ee.lln
, bonds to be Mild. Tho right to reclothing, fuel, house rent or school house last Friday night. it “ A .nu^uioir of a Virginia Gen
upkeep, recreation, books, li Plans were made to lake the same tleman.
a i»r.*a3 «u »;2n K U K rT au u n x an .’SKK7ia*ea3».EuaiaK*iv:aBKanBacn
braries, churches, civic and play to l.ongwood nnd Geneva in
rt
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philanthropic interests ?
the near future.
Johnston, Mary.
8— Have the expenses itemized
The Rev. Mr. Thompson and Mr.
I P.I2.
tended to increase or deereuse? Robert Lawton of the Chautauqua
Miss Johnston, one of our best
9—
To what do citizens attribute
committee came before the club to historical novelists, has attained
increased prices: High freight usk the women to assist them in another success in this story of
rates? Increased wages? Oth Hie salu of tickets for Chautauqua, Christopher Columbus. In' brief
er increased costs of produc it committee win apponted to meet compass she narrates hit gieat
tion? Curtailed production? with the men to formulate plans achievement mid makes hint n liv
Combinations in restraint of for same. Thu meeting was then ing character, showing the many
trade? Open price associa turned over to .Mrs. 15. F. Wheeler sides o f lii i personality.
.Miss
tions? Too many middlemen? who had the program in charge, it Johnston is a daughter of Virginia,
To much p rofit! Absence of being the Club's birthday ns well and her genius as a historical
public markets? Absence of n» St. Valentine's day, a shower writer o f high rank is recognized
(o-operntivo
association* ? wan given the club and among thu both in England nnd in this cour.Failure o f consumers to or many beautiful and useful presents
ganize? The turiir ?
Other was a beautiful fine place set giv
causes?
en by Mrs. Meade. The afternoon
Idhrary o f Southern Literature. '
10—
Is there a public market? was
Is pleasantly spent in games and
The literature o f -the south i s 1
it owned by the town and i m itesl» suitable t . Urn oc anion. e imprehensively given in these 1<’>
operated at cost?
Mrs,. Win. Luther and .Mi'.u * has. volumes, compiled under the su
11—
litis the market had an Influ
pervision of leading southern men
ence in keeping down prices?
15 SOU TH M A IN S T R E E T
ORLANDO. F L A . s
r.f letters.
With
biographic.il
rt
12—
What food products are rak
sketches o f the authors arc criti
jnnaaB
B
B
aa/T
ccisaaacuaR
K
B
auarsH
aB
n^auH
yjjB aaH ^naunci*
ed near the town 7
cisms and selections from theor
13—
Is there any direct trading
principal works; also separate ar
between producers and con
CONSTITUTION WEEK.
ticles
on .southern folklore, French
sumers?
The county Federation has been
14—
Have thu farmers a co-opera*
very successful in getting Consti literature in the South, etc. Thu
tvie system o f buying and sell tution Week atarted. The |3rnt or last three volumes include Letters,,
ing? If so, what commodities ganization to begin was the Sallie Anccdol- u, Epitapha,, Quotations, n
ure handled ?
Harrison Chapter N. S. !>. A. it.
general bibliography ami a bio
15—
Have consumers a co-operative
when the committee on I'ut.’iotiu
nssoeiatiou 7
According
to Education and tho Regent of the graphical dictionary, with 'special
what principles is it operated? Chapter together with Mrs. Whit- reading courses, historical charts
16—
What return in savings has
ner and Mrs. ltossiter of the and iUintrations o f the leading
been
made to association Chapter and Dr. Reck o f the Epis state universities in the south.
members during the lust year? copal Church met at Hoopers Acad Tltls set adds materially' to ,lho
37— Is your milk distribution in emy Monday morning to award the
Library's reference collection and
tie hands o f n milk distribu
I>. A. R. prize of $10.00 in gold to is an important contribution to
tors' association?
the student writing the beat essay American literature.
18—
Are prices o f milk fixed by the
government ?
on “ Tiie Constitution of tho United
19—
fa “ filled milk” sold us a suhStates, hy whom made and it’s ef
rtitute nnd used for children?
Grandad’s Tight. For the better part of a
If you have done n single deed
20— Are there women market com fect on the world." The essay re
Front
love’s
own
bidding
century,
Meekers’ Buckwheat has been a
flected great credit on the princi
missioners or fiVal inspectors?
sw eet;
pal of the school and the Scholar.
favorite. It makes deliciom, light pan
Do women hold any other posi
If you have cast a single stone
George Sheppard wan tho prize.
cakes with the real, old-time buckwheat
tion' having to do with living
From stumbling human feet;
Mrs. DuForest gave a most inter
If you have held a burden up
costs ?
flavor. Ready for the griddle when mixed
esting patriotic address to the
Front v.eaiy shoulders bent;
with
water or milk.
If you have tilled nn empty cup,
school.
Ur word of kindiu-s lent,
Several of the newest counties
Then you have been a blessing
The beacon light of Drevard's
were there, Charlotte,
Hardee,
here
Sarasota, Glades arid Highlands, booth caught the eye. A bird'sIn this world’s siege of pain,
And shown a heart o f love sin
coming in this list. In moat cases eye map of Cocoa and surround
cere—
their displays were well up to ing vicinity shown in this booth
You have not lived in vain.
«U odard, .bein g
highly cduca- wps conspicuous nnd taught us
— John Milton Samples.
snme geography.
A highly developed Six — fou rwheel brakes— body by Fislier—
permanent top— automatic spark
advance— centralized controls—
permanent, special finish. ,
T ru e M m e
H
^ C T of G EN ER A L
F in e r C o a c h on
c.p e r -S ix Chassis
The Coach
At alm °.
cr.r CCn{
ncw Hudson Coach gives
t.tc un .> jo ., ean g,-t jn any c|oscj car> enhanced by
y
CU'nt n,orc *‘ttracmo and* comfortable Coach body.
greater hezutv, more syzciotii
seating w ider doors and longer body. T h e lines are new,
,
. ’ '
U ° U’
'
1 ‘ 1 ' *::K‘ r k(,lh' you also get the advancements
‘ 1 ' “ '■’ ** c ta*sis. It has the reliability and ccon-
' [‘ " “ n,Ct’ ant* operation fo r which everyone
•
1 ‘ these it a (Ids a new degree o f smooth'o Pern).i,ni!CC that will surprise and delight even
know ,h 'e;:Mt H udson*..
hone 11
1B U C K W H E A T
115 Matvnolm Ave,
�Citrus Growers Are
Urged Trim Their
Trees In Winter
hector, School of Agriculture,
Iitim tk M l Corrcupondonce
Bchoolo, Scranton, Pa.
Tho process o f digestion In pouly differ* materially from that o f
^ animals that chew their food.
It functions of the teeth, which
wl* lack, are performed by the
Issard, which (rinds the food into
f o i i i also secrete less saliva
«n do other farm animals.
A general view o f the maternal
«*ns o f tho hen la shown in the
xompanylng Illustration. After
dng taken up by the mouth, the
>od passes, through the upper poron of th esophagus (a ) into the
op (b). From the crop the food
isssea through the lower portion
[f the csoDhagus into the gizzard
|e), and from there through tho
Kher organa o f the digestive sysJn fowls and other grain eating
pints, the crop is relatively larger
ikan the crop of birds like ducks
iod geese which feed more largely
m grass. The reason for this is
that in birds o f tho former class
he crop ia used as a storage place
For food, while in those o f the lat
ter class the esophagus is enlarged
for tho same purpose. The crop
Just about the worst disease o f
citrus fruit ca nbe controlled if
the correct procedure is followed.
These diseases are melanose end
stem-end rot. The remedy calls
for pruning out dead branches and
twigs in winter, and spraying with
a 3-3-50 bordeaux mixture (plus
oil) from 10 to 20 days after tho
blossoms have dropped.
That is, in brief, what special
ists of the Florida College o f A g
riculture have to say about how to
best control these very serious dis
eases o f citrus.
Winter is the dormant, or the
most nearly dormant, season in the
citrua grove, and then is the time
to prune.
After this first measure has
been taken, put away the pruning
knife and aaws and wait for tho
time when the second measure is
in order. This measure is spray
ing with S-3-60 bordeaux mixture
which has been mixed with one per
cent o f oil emulsion (stock solu
tion). This spraying should be
done 10 to 20 days after the blos
soms drop. That would mean
that under no circumstances are
more than two sprayings neces
sary in a year’s timfc. And spray
ings for melanose should never be
done when tho trees are dormant,
or in winter.
Pruning implements should be
disinfected before and after the
work, and at Intervals during the
dny. Cut out all dead or withered
wood, for such wood is the hotbed
o f the spores or the fungi which
cause melanose or other diseases.
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Farm Facts Wanted
By the Government
1,
Internal Organa o f a Hen. Fig.
Page
Poultry Feeding.
a
7,
1352- .
i The gizxard (c) may be looked
Upon as a powerful grinding maaino in ’ which the whblc grain
led other foods o f poultry'lire
round, usually finer thnn they
would bo ground by the teeth of
chewing animals. The grinding is
iccompanicd by* means o f the pow
erful muscles of the gizzard which
keep the mixture o f sand, grit and
food within it constantly in motion.
The term “ intestines" ns applied
tn fowls means all o f (he alimen
tary canal beyond the gizzard. A l
though these parts differ in mpst
respects from those o f othor ani
mals, they have functions nearly
identical with those o f the other
domestic animals.
In fowls tho intestines arc made
up of the duodenum und the rest
of the small intestines (d ), the
caeca (e ) aril the large intestines
and rectum (g ), -•:ul the vent
shown at (h ).
The liver is shown nt (1 ), and
has two offices, one to purify the
digestive material brought to it
and the other to secrete tho bile.
The gall bladder is shown at
(k). It serves ns u resc-voir for
the bile secreted by the liver.
The spleen (s) located near the
liver is nn organ whose use is not
definitely known. It is tnougnt,
however, that it is useful jn pro.
during several modifications in the
blood. The pancreas (1) is a smnll
organ situated among the folds of
How mnny farms arc there in
the United States? How much im*
proved acreage? How much acre
age in each o f the principal crops ?
No one knows precisely, says Dr.
L. C. Gray, economist in charge of
the division of innd economics,
United States department of agri
culture.
*‘We have the figures for 1919
its shown in tho 1920 census, hut
sinco then drastic changes that
inuke tho figures of decreasing
value have occurred in American
agriculture,” Dr. Gray says. "C al
culations on the basis o f the.io
figures are mere approximations.
The proposed agricultural census
in 1925, however, will remove
much o f the guesswork in state
ments o f farm acreage, tenures,
and values.’’
The best index of tho growth of
the farming industry from yenr to
year is the number of'farm s, acre
age, und values of farm property,
according to Dr. Gray.
In 1919
conditions were far from normal,
reflecting post-war conditions and
un abnormal demand for urban
labor, so that in measuring the
progress o f agriculture the figliras are not strictly comparable
'\ith the 1910 census returns.
THE TENANTS’ FLORAL STANDBY
The Southeast has never scon
a bigger und more varied fair.
And no fair has ever been better
nttended. That is the secret o f
the success of this institution,—
it does its showing when it can
get the most people to see it.
other handsome flowering annuals
or the porch mil may bo Converted
into a garden by boxes which will
yield recorntion ns well as flowers
for bouquets to decorate indoors.
No home, cither rented or own
ed, is too small for a pntch o f an
nuals to brighten it up. Commu
nity planting has__ now become
popular und the M lIt - beautiful
views in many localities Is from
the alleys where the back yards
make a flower garden
a block
long interrupted only by the 7Hviding fences and these frequent
ly so well covered with vines thnt
they become parts o f tho garden
picture.
Bran-Molasses-Paris Green-Cotton Seed Meai
% ... SANFORD FEED
S
S
E S
WINTER EGGS ARE T H E PROFIT MAKERS
Ardyoucanb*ajjured of winter rids
by hdpini out thr hr ns’ t n in ratioa,
V
kf
NASMviui
non.
m
1
The counties compete fo r prises
and rank as first, second, etc. At
this writing the winner has not
.
been announced.
But if oUr gen
eral observation is worth
any Amiounce the opulag of I
and Up-to-date ,
thing. we’d say M-an— but we are
not the judge. So here ia leaving
that to him.
Vulcanizing Sht
Cor. Oak Avenuo aad Third
Pasco, the winner o f first hon
ors for tho last three years, was
OILS-GAS
reported as being voluntarily out
o f tho running. Otherwise, the rest Exclusive A g o i ii for
Tires and Tubes
would need to w orry. Those Pas
co people have tho stuff and know
“SMBVICE THAT MAE
how* to display it.
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc;
Offices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Coltnftbus, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto^
Canada. List your property with us and receive the boneflt O#
an advertising campaign covering the United States nnd Can
ada. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement leaves
free to sell yourself or list with other agencies.
F. C. MacMAHON, Representative
Milaae Theatre Bldg.
35
Vfearelaying betterandbetterCould fiensbut speak
m \ Tfiafc w fet tfey'd sap
m
I f fed eacR day
V
J
w ^ fte B e d C fc m b w a y .
bit better than Inst year’s. Each
time the farm nnd farm home dis
plays are improved. Agriculture
being ita fundamental indutsry—
the idea o f muny that the tourist
business is most important, not
withstanding—this
means that
Florida is making progress.
R ed Comb
Irrespective of the poor citrus
market this winter, the citrus cxhbits were fully up to standard.
Those o f St. Lucie, Lee, Manatee
ami Polk probably were most conspidoua.
W HOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY REAL ESTATE EVENT
IN HISTORY OF THIS SECTION OF FLORIDA!
OCEAN-TO-RIVER SUBDIVISION, DAYTONA BEACH, FLA
HOMESITES ON WORLD’S FINEST BEACH
SUPPLY CO.
A
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represented territory.
Elm Avenue and Commercial Street--------- ——
the small intestines. This orgun
is highly important for its secretes
tho pancreatic juice which aids in
the digestion of the starchy foods
and part o f the protein foods.
The heart is shown at (in) and
the lungs at (n). Thu heart pumps
the blood to all parts o f tho body
and tho lungs help to purify the
blood. The heart, lungs nnd liver
Poison the cut worms before they cut your profits. We carry
may be considered the most im
the “ makings”
portant organs of the body und
should alwnys be kept in good
working order. Tho air is supplied
to the lungs through tho windpipe
r miMKTwimMtin
'
AND
(w ). The kidneys aro loented ir,
the cavities of the pelvic bone.
The ovaries are shown nt (p i
^^□E V E IO PIN G ^I ’
Phone 539
Jno. \V. Sneed
and the oviduct at (q ). These
MASH
Myrtle Are. and 1th St.
make up the egg producing ma
"YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
chinery.
ARE NOT SATISFIED.”
ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON
limpses of South
Florida Fair
By Ralph Stoutnmirc.
opportunity tn gut n garden going
in time to havo a lavish display
from July until killing frost.
While n renter would hesitate
to expend any large sums of mon
ey on perennials and bulbs which
ho coujil not move, he mny very
easily get us much display from
the plants that complete their life
cycle in one season. Buck und
front porches mny be veiled from
the hot summer sun with morning
glories, scarlet runner, wild cu
cumber, hyacinth beans, nnd the
brilliant cardinal
climber.
Un
sightly back fences may be screen
ed with these same vines nil from
a first o f May start, for in large
proportions of the country annuals
mny be planted up to the middle of
the month nnd even into June with
certainty of n fine return in bloom.
Supplementing the summer an
nuals are some of the summer
bulbs such ns glndiolus and tube
roses, which are taken up in the
VENTURE
have no dairy industry at all.”
That is the way John M. Scott,
vfce-dircctor ana animal industrial
ist o f tho Florida experiment sta
tion, sums up all the pros and cons
concerning dairying in this state.
"W o can, if we will,” ho adds.
"A t present we ennnot say that wo
hnvo substantial, permanent pas
ture or range for cattle. Since in
the Average case pasturage rorntitutes CO per cent o f the feed of
dairy cnttl r, we must go and get,
or go and make, that which we
hara not got.
"W e have got to build or make
p substantial, permanent D«s*un:
fo r our dairy cattle, or we Just
simply will never iiavc a big, pay
ing dairy industry.
"Carpet nnd Dahin grasses, and
Lespntezu for summer, nnd Dollii
nmi Vnsey grasses for winter,
should replace the common wireg ra ss which dondnntes on our
ranges today. Then we should
........ wide fields o f onto and rye in
vir.trr, which will help furnhh
•• •«., grating when it is so much
i t ' . , as will n.s keen thr land
firm washing nwny ami the plant
food in it from leaching downward.
“ In the extension work at the
Florida College o f Agriculture la.<t
year wo sent grass plantings to
about
farmers in
counties
o f the rtnte. We fear our efforts
have been too scattered for best
results Therefore, beginning with
1P24, wo are going to concentrate
our efforts to five or six wellknown
farmers In #thnt many
cuuntioe.
"W e know that such past urea
ran be had. We arc now tryiiuH|
convince the farmers and liv ci^ ^ l
men. This is the way we exflemto
do it.
HE’LL MEVEQ
, WNCUJTHAT,
TV4ENT/ NINE
DAY? THIS
YEAR?
m
Wheeless & Wei
YEAM-U6 1
"TOHUS’ MET
i -rna
m
B IG
HEBE COWES WULiE*
W&U. SeE IF WE VHOWS
WWICU MOiTU HA? OWLY
X ‘ TiMEMTyNINE DAYS
f
products, home preserved ^.xjduets
In all, t t counties kad
and livestock came in strong exhibits. Fnlm Beach on
enough to make the fair on all* coast and(Lion way op m
Florida fair, from the farm stand* mark the .sxtrtme limits
point.
protein
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hke
a
SUNSHINE
EGGANDDEVELOPING MASH
AGENTS FOR SWIFT & CO. RED STEER FERTILIZERS
The first time the public has ever been given the chance to buy property on
this world-famed beach at auction.
Inquiries from Orlando, Sanford, DeLand, New Smyrna and other towns
show the tremendous interest this sale is arousing among persons plan
ning summer homes on this cool beach.
RIOMAR BEACHES is a large subdivision, running from the ocean beach
to Halifax River. Artistically developed. Every homesite has view either
of ocean or river. Ideally located between Daytona Beach and Port
Orange Bridge.
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THE MILLION AND ONE HARDWARE FITTINGS
FROM SCREWS TO WHAT-NOT ARE IN STOCK
READY FOR DELIVERY. JUST PHONE 8.
D. C. Clarke, president, Stark.s Bldg., Louisville, Ky
Owners, Developers, Sellers.
H. B. Schulte Co., Daytona, Daytona B each.------------
— Resident Representatives,
�Herald
„ u Second C lou Matter, On*
ST, m » , at ths U o.tofflr. at
rd, Florida, under net of March
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___ N o n c c i All obituary
^ curds o f thanks, rsaolutlona
jtlcea o f entertainments when
s are mad#, will b# charged
regular advertising rates.
J
____i T U B A S S O C I A T E !! P R E S S
^Associated Press Is exclus*
ftttllled to th# us# for rspubotT of all news dispatches
Lltsd'to n or not otherwise
ktM In this paper and sleo th#
J piter# publlehed herein- All
Sts of re-publlcAtlon of (peels)
latches herein are nleo reserved.
}DAY, FEBRU ARY 2l, 1024
, THOUGHT FOR TODAY
_ the Lord, and serve Him lit
ivwith all your heart; for con,‘ how great things He hath
(or you,— 1 Samuel 12:24.
Y O U R SLR A r HOOK
trouble you.
hlng frighten you.
things pass away,
ity Is immutable,
e overcomes all diffl-
iS L thing
who
possess God wont
_ Ing.
flod alone suffices,
j — St. Teresa, 40 years ago.
pays to patronize local con. Juat us It puya to advertise.
L
'---------- o---------low that the Senate has taken
nd, the bonus advocates might
givo up all hope
W hat would Mr. Bamum have
** o for Just a thought of King
hhamen.
Entertainment o f the Worth While Kind.
An opportunity to hear Edwin Markham, widely known
poet, author and lecturer will be given the people of Sanford
and Seminole county next Wednesday when this great figure,
widely known fo r his writings, will lecture at the Sanford
High School; under the auspices of the Sanford Kiwanis
Club. Mr. Markham is spending the month o f February at
W inter Park lecturing to the students o f Rollins College. He
is generally regarded as the foremost living American poet
and has an incomparable wealth o f experience and personal
ity on which he draws fo r his public work.
Those responsible fo r bringing Mr. Markham are de
serving o f m uch commendation and financial support. By
giving the people of Sanford and environs an opportunity o f
hearing this great speaker educational work o f a high stand
ard Is being accomplished.
Florida is fortunate in being given the opportunity o f
hearing so many 'speakers and entertainers during each
winter season. During the winter months each year many
nationally known figures come to this state and furnish Flor
ida residents and tourists with entertainment of the worth
while kind. The promoters o f attractions such as is being
given In Sanford Wednesday are doing much for the good
of the section.
The Herald hopes that scats will bc at a premium when
Mr. Markham comes and that the demand for entertain
ments of this character is so great that within a short while
this city can be among those progressive Florida commun
ities to which the great speakers, artists and entertainers
come.
NEW BAIT
DAN DOBB SA1
As Brisbane Sees It
When Yon Buy Land.
Mr. Denby Resign#.
The “if” Candidates.
• The Death Chair Falls.
Copyright.
ISIS
W EST PALM BEACH,
Fla., Feb. 18.
WHEN YOU read in this col
umn advice to buy land, please
bear in mind that the advice Is
buy land after you have actually
seen it. Get the opinion o f expert
real estate men If It is city Property, o f the Agricultural Depart
ment nnd o f neighbors if it is
farming land. Don’t buy land by!
......
mail ............
or from r______
plausible _______
salesmen!
1that come to your door. If you do,
you wl11 bc cheated and regret it.
. . ^ W i r e ’s,program !■ n „ ,
cltlag than a Taudeville pi^
Tho girl question sktwlll b e ,,“ Has he got
IPfoSPaffiTV!
Boston, the sent of le a W v * 1
have a Ford plant, v/nich
some Boatn o f learning.
mni*
Mr. Yovadoklmoff has
i
tst voice in Russia, tjaybe M
ing It by pronouncing h!v na” ?
Chinese general baptiIcj 1|(
soldiers to celebrntj hi,
s& l
MR. DENBY’S resignation clears
up the political situation for Pres
ident Coolidge and the resignation
was inevitable, if only because the
interest o f the Republican party
could not be sacrificed for the
snke o f one man.
d h ora.
*
R ™ M ° m° teS bi8,lVr fi^ » t J
They are reading tho n ,..found in Tut’s tomb. \\, r;, W
y wait to learn tho price o f t
in those days.
“
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Perfume production i3
ing. Maybe more is bein'' shin,
(to Washington for Investigation
“ Know Sanford Better” Week.
Why waste time trying to s
the world afire? It n too green 1
burn.
M c°!
“ Thera arc not .• - nv.ny boo1
gerj,” says nn officer. Just
same, theie are not so fcw< 1 .
NEARLY
EVERY
Democrat
mrntionnd is an “ if” candidate.
They say Senator Copeland might
get it IF it should prove impossible to nominate A1 Smith.
Senator Reed, o f Missouri, un
doubtedly the most forceful and
available candidate, might got it
IF he had not made so many
enemies.
Ends o f his enemies ia n credit
to him. But there is n theory that
a candidate to be available should
Ik- colorless.
IT IS snid that Willinm Jcniiing< Bryan might be drafted, be
cause of his known capacity to gel
votes. IF ho had not been Secre
tary o f State.
Nominated or not, Mr. Bryan
will have a good deal to say about
the man who is nominated and
also several that will net bo nom
inated.
__
Tex Rickard loses hij tin.
world champ fight promote C.
PRESIDENT COOUDGE is rs
fortunate in conditions that face
the Democratic party as he is in
the fact that the public thus far
holds him free o f nil responsibility
in the oil scandal.
What is supposed to be the
elimination of Mr. McAdoo actually
leaves the Democrats without any
recognized conspicuous leading
Residents o f The City Substantial should make it a candidate with the convention only
mint to acquaint themselves with the merits of their city, a few months away.
fow many people who live in this progressive city really
tnow what is going on here? Nearly every person travels
n a certain section and sees certain things nnd seldom gets
he opportunity or takes the trouble o f ascertaining ju st
what improvements and developments arc being made.
New industries are being established here continually.
Every day new business enterprises come to Sanford.
Changes are being made in the city all the time. But how
many people are there who can tell just what is being done
to make this a bigger and better place?
A "Know Sanford Better" week might not be out o f
place. In all probability it would accomplish much toward
educating our home people in the real worth of this grent
section. It would assist home people to talk intelligently re
garding their home town.
A "Know Sanford Better!* week would be known for a
real get acquainted occasion dftting which time business
men, schools, clubs, churches, organizations, and every
branch of activity would cooperate in bringing out facts re
garding Sanford and its advantages. It would be a week o f
education primarily for the home people, but which would
eventually reach to all sections o f the country and result in
much good.
Sanford needs a week of this kind. Some civic organi
zation of the city might take it upon itself to inaugurate a
movement o f this character and start a “ Know Sanford Bet
ter" week.
I,0P“ he " " " * £
Bandits he’d up a New York rti
taurant. escaping before the co«
could hit them with a biscuit.
We would linte to ha n R e^
licun in the oil scandal, or a Dc*
oernt, or anybody.
MCADOO THE MAN
TAMPA TRIBUNE
flg x H a ia a M a M M a iB a M R X W B B iH a R iw iiiiB M m s ^ n
How Would You Like to Meet A Burglar?
The conference o f leading Dcmo-t.ir.irch his name, his record and h‘n jjj HOW EVER much you would dislike to meet a burglar
crntu at Chicugn h.ul tho expected candidacy. Ho comes out o f the g
and the desired result. Mr. McAdoo attempted vilification n bigger and u prowling about your house tonight, you may he sure
was vindicated of nny connection a more popular mu., than ever h o - j j he would equally dislike meeting you. The success of
with the oil scandal nnd his candi- fere. He has the confidence o f tho
h i3 nefarious trade depends upon getting nt your valuadney for president. Instead of being Democrat! of the country and the ■ b ;ea a nd nwuy without encountering anyone. The val*
Kl ** flTTrhard to see nny reason why
diremlited and tttjcouraged, wuj ru.puct of American!
A United Slates senator shouldn t
■ uables are what he wants.
given a tremendous boost.
Mr. McAdoo took occasion nt
o w s a fow shares of oil stock any
The only plnce where your treasured possessions of in
Representatives
■moaa>than anyone else.
A VIENNA scientist declares
, - , ,,
, . o f ,,the , D, em o-' Chicago to outline the platform
trinsic or sentimental value will he absolutely safe from
, ,,
crals o f 44 states attended the upon which he st.-..uls and upon
----------o--------that so-called electric executions cM m go meeting and those of tho which ho bases hi- cluim to the
_ m Coolidgo soys that things aro not
prying hands or fire is in a safe deposit box. There
arc not executions at nil. Elec other state.! voiced views by tele Democratic nomination — which
M o lly so bad. Hut Isn’t it rnthcr
is no record o f a successful attempt to illegally enter a
tricity produces only the symp graph or proxy. The expression o f nomination, we have little if anv
“ T fortunate that the people have lots
modern safe deposit vault.
doubt,
means
the
presidency.
It
in
ofknoney.
toms o f denth. This man, Profes the meeting was unanimous— and
A
t the small yearly rental o f a box In the vaults of this
a
platform
with
wnfch
practically
enthusiastically
unanimous.
The
4< ---------- O'-------sor Jcllinik, has resuscitated a
.
,
.belief was emphasized that tho no fault can be found. It expresses
;
Bryan “ discovered1 ’ Woodrow
Bank no one can well afford to bc without such protec
number of men officially declared i Democratic party has n wonderful tho present spirit and purpose o f
H H j b o n , who was at least, u good
tion
dead from electric shock.
(opportunity o f victory in this the nation. It voices the belief,
resident. Why is it preposterous
l believe that Mr. Bryan cannot
Every w inter wild reports are broadcast over the sta tj
Mon sentenced to the electric >car's election nnd that William thr desire and tho faith of the
repeat?
about the prospects of finding oil in Florida. Possibly those chair are actually buried alive, '• McAdoo is the
e<luhJ' American people.
This is not a time for the Demo
,
,,
.
,
,
ped
nnd
best
calculated
to
people who are going about digging for oil foil to realize what sajs the professor. F o rtu n a te ly .^ nl09t of lhat ^.portunilymakf
and rratic party to dally with “ favorite
t W ost Palm Beach will hnve nil
sons” or sectional or state prefer
improved gas plant, the local com- they may be doing to the lubrication of this terrestrial ball. it does not matter much, for they to be nominated and elected.
No other man who has been men ence!, which it did, to its undoing.
pany
selling out tor $75,000. An old exchange tells how a newly appointed preacher o f a enn not possibly regain conscious
11)20. Victory beckons and op H
tioned as a Democratic possibility in______
Latest machinery will be installed colored church views'.the removal of t,he grease from the .neap in the grave.
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-t\ ju
could*bring about suclva»nAeting'i {Wtunlty invites;
invites Thqypat/jTiuu. t
r and better servicifipjprumiscd.
^fi*i »*tf |?*» rt'iM
“axle.”
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In
addition,
they
are
usually
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
----------o--------or commund such n nation-wide (unite upon its best ann strongest,
It seems that the preacher announced as the topic of his dissected by doctors in the prison, endorsement.
man. It must o f 'j r a free man, a
H arry Sinclnir ha* returned from
Mr. McAdoo wan present. He clean men, a fighting man, tt poo- f 5 F. I*. FORSTER, President
I j'E u rooe and is ready to be invest!- first sermon, ‘ ‘ Am They a Hell or Am They Not? An' I Will eager to investigate.
B. F. WIIITNER, Cashier
“ gated if summoned. It would bc Prove That T hey Am.”
The church was packed as the
And that dissection, which in Dinkcs no concealment of Ilia em pie’s man, if it expects to oust the
fine i f he, by chance, should prove new parson arose to prove his assertion.
cludes cuttnig o ff the top of the ployment as an attorney by one o f pmiatory and plutocratic interest
the interests which has now be - 1 which now dominate the governby to know more about the oil leases
“ Brethren,” he said, “ the Lord made the world round head, certainly kills.
ccmo Involved in tim national oil ment nnd which have wrought upon
[>* ' than the rest o f the witnesses
■ J r,seemed to know.
like a ball.” “ Amen,” cried the congregation. “ And the
scandal. lie has fully and satis - 1 tlr country the present shunto and
For Coughs and Colds, Hed.*i
THE DANGER in this earthly ftictorily told the facts of that cm -j disgrace. It nm«t offer a man win
Lord mndc the world so it could go round and round.”
aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatisa
Coolidge says he wants his next “ Amen,” was the response. “ And the Lord made two axles career is not being buried alive, rloyrnent. it iind n>» more connec Is utronr; in all parts of the coun
secretary of the navy to have some for the world to go round on, and he put one axle at the north although many dread it. Tho tion with Teapot Domo than it had try, tvhoso following is not lim
and AU A ct ics and Pains
with the Credit Iloollier scnnJu. ited to one faction, one state or one
knowledge of mining and engineer
danger
is
going
through
life
as
ALL DRUGGISTS
of yearn ago or with the Ballinger sectirn—a man who has popular
ing. Coolidge is probably going to pole, nnd one axle at the south pole.” “ Amen,” agreed the
though you wore really dead. Many episode. It was a uposlftc employ support North and South, East and
Insist that the Navy Department congregation. “ And the Lord put a lot of oil nnd axle grease
!5c and 65c, Jars and tubes
handle nil oil lenses in the future, in the center o f the world so as to keep the axles well greased do that.
ment, for specific service, in a West.
Hospital aba, $3.00
Among those offering or avail
t
since
the Interior Department and oiled.”
specifio case. Mr. McAdoo, to urn:
“
Amen,"
said
the
congregation.
"And
then
a
GENTLEMEN
RECENTLY
dis
i.hlo at present The Pribuno finds
raises such a tempest with them.
lot of sinners d ig wells in Pennsylvania and steul the Lord’s appointed in oil enterprises per a homely phrase, ' com et clear." but one such nm-.—William G. C S X C n Z D ^ S R a R X IB IIK n iIIIR S M a S M M lU I9 S 3 B S R 9 H S IIIII
--------- o---------Sanford’s delegates to the Madi oil nnd grease. And they dig wells in Kentucky, Louisiana, haps doomed to disgorge recent through the malicious effort to McAdoo.
son Square Exhibit arc enduring Florida, Oklahoma and Texas and in Mexico and Russia and nnval acquisitions may take heart.
H o o le lia n -C o le m a n C om p an y
tho W’orst storm o f this winter in steal the Lord’s grease and oil. And some day they’ll dig
The biggest oil fields in all the1
New York. Thu balmy, ideal
Home Electric I ight and Water Hants
clim ate of Seminole will seem finer so many wells that they will have all the Lord’s oil and world are said to have been dia.JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
grease
and
them
two
axles
is
going
to
get
hot.
And
then
Home Ice Machines and Water Softeners
—
than ever to them when they re
covcred in China, covering several —
turn.
that will be hell, brethren, that will be hell.”
thousand square miles.
You get up in tho morning and a clever woman rrtn-.o a simpleton
I 'lu m b in p . S Icn m nntl G a s F ittin g , W e ll D rilling
Tho.se oil fields in Chinese | art out fueling fine. You meet a o f a man by flattering him.
Rump:!, Gas Engines, Electric Motors, Spray Carts,
There is no doubt left but that
Children, with their volatile i;uTurkestan
are supposed to he an friend who says, “ W hat's tho m at-;
Mr. Underwood is a conservative
Irrigation Outfits
ter? Ilnve you been sick? You i agination, are ten times as respor.extension of the famous Baku oil look bind o f pale under the g ilh ." :<ive to suggestion as grown-ups.
candidate. The question today is
HARRY G. NYE.
E
S a n fo r d , F la.
whether or not the people o f Flor
dt posits.
You laugh, but Gu* suggestion TM! a bov he it grave, ami— even
Temporary Address
ida prefer a conservative to a
What is the real matter with says he is.
clings
to
your
mine.
Now,
if
you
!
though
timid—he
may
become
Those Baku wells were used in
progressive. Underwood's chances some of us? 1 have been wonder* I We wonder if he won’t bust
happen to meet several friends and brave, if thj suggestion in indelibly u Corner Third and Oak Avenue
■
Telephone IW
J o f getting the Florida delegation ing if maybe it isn’t “ Wonder- some day; and, if he dues, we wan ancient days by priests of the sun all o f them o^preoa the opinion impressed on hi.: brain often
worshipers,
who
deceived
and
im
are hopeless.
u a a c c K n a ite u B H B n a jn a K a K a K s a B B a a a a a n B n a a K B iiiiiU )
that you look ill, the chances are enough.
in g ?”
der why the banks didn’t help him,
----------- r>— ----There is more wondering going nnd wonder why anybody gave him pressed their followers by retting that you will begin to feel ill.
Take even a naturally brave boy
The Disubled Veterans Society, on right now than I can remem- nny credit anyway,
This is u very old lesson i:i
fire to the oil and grass.
an aggregation composed of be
psychology, but it in ouch a basic j coward ,nnd you can make him n
her since the tim e when Deacon
W e wonder about the people who
tween seven thousand and eight Jones tell in tho mash and every- have just moved in and we wonder
SENATOR HARRIS, of Georgia, or rock-bottom truth that it can- covvr.t.l—by destroying hi: confithousand men disabled in the body wondered how he got there.
j ounce in himself.
nhr,ut the people who have just wauU to investigate Thu Liter not bo emphasized too often.
W orld War, has gone on record as
Tho'wholo theory o f Couc and nil i Thu worst thing parents c m do
If somebody buys a car or builds moved out; wc wonder whut killed ary Digest, a weekly paper, which
, opposing the soldiers’ bonus, be
other experts in mental suggestion
children u to any to them: “ Y ci
house, we wonder how he got the Smith, and wonder how much he ...., ,
. .
lieving thut if such u measue is amoney;
.inks w
the
people whatthey
vihatthey think.
think. Vr self-hypnotitra—datlnc bask wicked boy! You are Had! You’
if somebody gets married left.
e People
■ passed it will he harder than ever
1 wonder if it wouldn’t be a good Srmit° r
says Thu W ltMt! even to Socrato-— la ihat peopb never come to nny good end."
to get assistance for the disabled. we wonder why. and wonder how
"'’ any a man, now behind the
it will turn out.
thing if we wondered Icss^and 1,pcnt three hundred thousand dol-|, ‘;act very decidedly to suggC-Aion*
----------n---------bars in penitentiaries, is there
Wo
wonder
what
she
sees
in
him,
i
worked
more?
I
wonder
if
any
Tor
the
postage
stamps
alone!
|jj
'th"
L b' s in Woodruff's Suh-Divisinn on easy terms.
M r. Bryan is stumping the state
partly because, in his v nth, lie
in the interest o f his candidacy nnd we wonder what he sees in j o f our wondering changes the ro- to get the opinion of fifteen m il-‘ chances ore he will fiypnotixo him81)0
a o e - , Flowing Well. I«tnd Solid Body. Sub
l ad it constantly dinned into lii.v
fo r delegate to trie Democratic her; and v/o wonder if shn knew - suit nny, nnd wonder if Work lion of voters on tho Mellon tax j self into actual illnesa. Often, too, tii.rt ho was bad to the heart, evil
divided
in
o acre bln. As whole or In lots. Easy terms.
convention. Mr. Bryan evidently this, and wonder it anybody ever 1wouldn’t?
plan, also for propaganda.
if you tell a nervous case— :u:b n.r to the core, if you vv«:it to help
Fr.r
Fire
Insurance Fee us—30 years in business.
1 I wonder if we wondered only
prefers to get out nnd meet the told him that.
--------- a hypochondriac—f*:nt ha looks make a child good. Impress on bin
people
ami _ get their viewpoint
,_
If n man makes a success, wo about our own job, and worked ut
INVESTIGATION WILL prove well, you will help him to recover, ’•hat he is fundamentally
haq depend
upon some o f the big wonder how he did it, anti wonder it, if thnt wouldn’t build us up n
than
di
to
Senator Harris lhat The Digest
All o f us arc sub act to BUggo.i- Then tell him where ho fuMi down
nowRjjapurs of the state f or his In- if
!' '*
’*■ luck; —
------ 1— ........
.—, --1
*------ —
’
it -----wasn't
and1 —
we wonder
wonderful
business
and1 make
Phone 4:1------------------------Office Woodruff and Watson
Riant good suggestion, NOT BAD,
anyway, if he is as well o ff as he'business wonderful in general?
has not bought three hundred th.»u-1tIon. If you doubt it, just watch in Ids fertile mind.
sand dollars worth o f stamps, Uut|___________ __________ _____________
It seems that James M. Cox is
the Senator’s suggestion interests
^E," about ■to btuoine u candidate for
advertisers. It makes them realize
r the presidency again. It is said
By IRVIN S. COUB
PLANT CITY COURIER
what newspaper advertising does
1 ) that tho Republican landslide of
in the way of economy, thus en
{ ‘ 1D20 was due to parties, not to
A kindly citizen, passing by an ently in a groggier condition than
In an editorial qnolcd w i,’» cause ihi-rs were net many tr
MERCHANTS AND Ml
* * ' candidates, there may i>e someabling them to reach the public
the
first
one,
who
had
just
stag
apartment
house
in
ihe
early
hours
siiong nproval by the Tampa Tri Jake, nor for thnt matter, could
thing in this, but Jim Cox ciiuld
TRANsroaTATlON
trom
conspicuous
announcements
bune the Orlando Sen Unci, with
Ivirj very deeply in.
hardly be u successful candidate of the morning, raw u man de gered in out of the night.
canted
limply
against
the
doorway.
‘What's
the
matter?”
he
asked.
already
seen
and
read,
at
a
frac
many
signs
of
reluctanzo,
declares
COMTANV
■’ -Martin following” without
• Under any circumstances,
M t E l l .l ’ T 'v i i i *.v * s i : m ..... • . . l i r a
“ Wlmt’s the m atter?” he asked, i “ Are you drunk, too?”
tion uf tho cost o f mailing circu that it is going to support John ing bottom.
l*rnn, Jorkounvillp r i
I’ ruiu JnfkHmivlllr To
Yep," was the feeble reply.
i*
M ayor Alsop o f Jacksonville has Drunk?”
Ilnr VV#X
lars that are thrown in the waste Martin for governor. Its reason
. .
'Jlic VVnjr
hi“
Do
you
live
in
this
house,
to
o
?
"
#IU3
“
Yep.”
for
ro
doing
is
that
It
Bees
a
Catta
I,
trm
'.lh
bv'
-i"
r
,t/U
!
t-'c’
1
"-*<I
t
A
f
l
n
n
l
l
r
I'll*
'
03'i.!
I
}\ l a r - n Ko'l* .
: ' taken a wise step in appointing a
banket.
pre
•
:uu>)
"Y ep ."
lUMKl
“ Do you live in this house?”
menace, ami figures that, all thing. 2
^
un(-'
;\ »n v ..u x.
com m ittee of prominent citizens to
niliMlim,
in
u
.
SIJ#
and
Iv u
I 'h lln C rln ^ ln . I'll.
The Samaritan half carried th,
conridemL cHpecitilly r.?t Catts ha
“ Yep."
direct a drive for the development
3#-1l
Thtrair
•
.
III.
4
*1
.
IS
'I '.lliiliu r a c li, I 'c .
W.
A.
MACRAE,
real
agriculral
L
3
t‘f
stranger
to
the
second
floor
where
‘ Want me to help you u p
had his turn, Murtin would bc pre- j I-'L-*H'l.c1 ^ ' St,v,‘ rL“ rn c ’^2e
II.UO
* I t-t rln n !. o,
:ui_’l t
of th « bark c o u rt'y c f Duval
s -tra iitm li. U n. .
,
i*o
is
not
•
>
resenting
the
*
l>i-lru!|.
V
lr
li.
ll.Tl
I’alni Beach forablo.
* this man also said he lived, lie expert, anya that
u.nn
*T Ir.lr, » .
v.
T county; It is a motl encouraging stairs?"
suite
with
alternatives.
Ho
doe;
t
Hint'rr-il,
I1
,
u,
ai.n
30.S.V
■v. it'< lii»m »ii. I).
opened the same door nnd pushed county in l loridu is destined to
“ Yep.”
The conclusion itr.elf might L not believe that public intelligence
; thing to note thut Florida cities
*Via ll.iltLoiii-i lid rail. •Via lUltlmur*' or I’ lilladolptila *#*1
With much difficulty he half him in.
n it
open
to
debate,
goa
l
bo
tho
greatest
farm
Nile
county
tu
donate,
as
a
goad
man;
I
is
at
so
low
an
ebb
that
the
only
arc taking more interest in the dragged, half carried the drooping
As ho again reached the front
illrort coniu'ctloai
n, i ‘idi X! ’i
t , r V1'1 t’ -iilndelphlo or BilU nru e; illrort
t:o:in
people have recently intimated th a t. way to beat omebod/ whom the
w elfare of their respective trading figure up the stairway to tho sec door he discerned >v: n third man, in all tho Eastern part of the if it really were a fight between p ooh - do not w a r it t . su-m-.r*
V, .
T ' 1,"
•’ ■•f- in " ov er at B illlm ore.
h1 \Vi ii111’ l,‘
nI‘ ;‘ 1
tV k *t» r»#r H iviimmh, CJri.> All room*
evidently worse off than either of United tSates. Thnt county haa Martin and Catts, they would take j wmiebadv cLe whom t W .lA'n ^
ond floor.
territories.
uarosr*
hu vs» » \
*
i
r
e
a:itl sotnu roonm cm other
■--- -- - O- ------“ Whnt flour do you live o n ? ” tho other two. This person was 1.750,000 acres, contains three Cults; hut the Courier ia not going - want, lie paya the state \he com,"
disheveled
and
bleed.ng
from
smell
H.ut.ixiix
n
m
iiAi.TiuiHin
*
s a il in g s r o i i i*:h i ..u >i :<'
, J . P. Morgan recently gave to he asked; “ this o n u ?”
hundred miles of navigable waters that far. It is content merely to l pliment of b e l i e f - that its c^G*
p in a .
Via Sr van til, II. r,iOO I*. >1.
wounds on his head and fnce. He
"Yep."
point out that the “ Catts menace" ! L n , can ar.d wil
J
the public of New York his per
ami
hundreds
of
thousands
of
acres
Via Savannah, Sion f . »r
Rather than face nn irate wife was about to approach him when
Allt-uhim), I ,.|t. - j, ,inr> ^ llrr'.-tilrc,
fn
Just
about
as
mythical
as
tho
j
nun
before
them
'
c
one
who
I
Vh.
SS. >l«rsonal library vulued nt $8,5UO,OQO. who might, perhaps, take him for tho object o f his solicitude darted of black muck lands that will feed |
^
( *1, «*J,
IT. V7.
seems
best
suited
for
the
place.
Libraries always provide a key to|n companion more ut fault than out into the street and threw hinr- untold million! indefinitely. One
<i,|nr -o'rr' Frl’’ "7* 1,nr* N- \nf*u-krl, l>h. IS, 2.1. liaronly -people
who can find '*m!
relics entirely upon the
•*
SO st. Sit.
_ ...
d f into the arms of n passing little enterprise under way in thnt
tb<i vijat store room of knowledge.; her husband, he opened th** firvt ►
rny
Catts
strength
to
speuk
of
arc
I
evidence
of
bis
own
r.tnaos
"V.Y”
,v ,,‘ - u'larch I, ■‘ro.lqii, !■*ill. 2|,. Mar. I
SI.
biggest county on the East Coast the close supporters o f Martin.
Ttieji are always the means for in Idoor he tunic to nnd shoved thj policeman.
That course it ,-ainlmr bi-o
A ,, „ ,
,
,
vr
v .i. bmp figure in.
“ For Heaven's sake, officer," he will interest small boys and ele
tellectual awakening. New iork,
,
...
,
, ,
The Sentinel complains that Jenk-ida every day* a-ij th. 5u»n 'c ‘
11r * . «"* r" l !i.An!,i ' ,hI’ r’ * Ful1 "-form ation on request, at A*)*
He grouped his way downstair# gasped, “ protect nu from thisli phants. It is tho planting of 10,- niitgs is boHng Into tho^ Martin j o f Ida nomination ure now very
alw ays blest with great libraries, otrain. A h he was going through ruin, lie’s done nothin’ all night
following,’
1
Jjl!'Y .-oN teV'hurf m'!f*,f, lri‘’ 1' ul1 inform ation on roiU N l at "A***
following,- and not taking any l bright. It's time to can^hTs “ Catts’
HiUriuti profit greatly by this re- the vestibule ho made out tho dim ,lon g but drug mo upstairsh an’ 000000 acres of Everglades land vote# from Catts. lie could not I menace” stuff, and tret down
tit i
-|.|.L_, iff.Yj
fSem-ml Akvnt. Jnrlii||>N*lll>i FI#*. 1
in
peanuts,
outlines
of
another
man,
appurthrow
nie
down
th’
elevator
shuf’."
M trg u ti
: ______
take many votes from Catts liol |i^ n T 'o t
‘ man.h j
1 »cki>t l l l t l f f nml T lrr. hOU |*# Its«^ m ,
Trll?ph«»e_^®L.
little girl down tho street
e mmja that all the world loves a lov
and that’s just what’s the
Those Oil Well Sinners.
£
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK
YOUR BAD BOY
WHY ARE WE WONDERING?
FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
PRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON
a
M Y FAVORITE STORIES
C o N o ftt
NOT SO BAD AFTER ALL
Jb
Se«
�i
:
i'K
/V l/V WJ f /1’/.
ae: Office 148;
Mrs. Elizabeth Black
Wilder
has returned to her home in Wash
ington, D. CH after being the. guest
Mrs. Troy M. Bledsoe entertain of her aunt, Mrs. B. Steele. Mrs.
ed fo r Mr. Bledsoe’s birthday an Steele, Miss Mamie Steele and
niversary Feb. 15, at an.evening Mrs. Black-Wilder were guests of
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor;
— Business
Women’s
n at Lu-Beth Cafeteria
by the hostess’ mother; Mr*. C. B .'
r W a a r i r i U m L a b e l"
Chorponlrir and sister, Mrs. B. H.
..• tf. My
All-Wool,
gaberdine, serge, worsted.
Squire. Those present were Mr.
only ISS.
and Mrs. a II. Squire, Mr. and
■* *
Mrr. Maurice Bradley, the Misses
Carrie Darscy, Roxle Darsoy, Lila
party. Those invited were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Steele i n ;Thornly.
. ........ __ Clara Rankin and Eunice
Ira. B. H. Squire, Mr. and Mrs. Orlando fo r a day and o f friends j -Brow n;' **
’
H
H
Harvey,
Messrs.
Shelly
305 Bast 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Ave.
C. E. Chorpcning, Mr. and Mrs. |n Mt. Dora also.
i James Harvey, Herbert Harvey.
W. R. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Single-, Mr*. Alice Lanman has returned t Walter Tyler, Mr. Ctastis, and Carl
tary, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, i to her homo in St. Petersburg af- Chorpcning.
M r, and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, and tor being the guest o f Mrs. Fred
The death o f !Mr. Mllvnn occurred
Mr. and Mrs. J. F, McClelland. Walxnm at her attractive home on at the country homo Sunday a
Mrs. Bledsoe, assisted by Mrs. Cameron Avenue for some time.
week sgo and his relatives came
Squire, served. delicious ice cream
Carl Chorpcning arrived homo from Lawty to take the remains
and rako at the conclusion of tjjc from Cleveland, 0.. on Tuesday there for interment. He had lived •
evening spent in visiting.
|where he has been since last June.; nhont hcic for n pood many y e a n ,
Some one has suggested that it Carl has been with the
Cleveland
n native o f Old Virginia and wn*
would be a good thing if
a min plain Dealer ns collector during familiarly called “ Old Man Van."
could bo nominuted for a commla-, hi* absence nnd may return to re -!H c wa„ „ kim|!y man „|ways work.
■inner that would take r.n Inter- sumo the position later. Just now .
,
...
. .
,
_
cst in this end of town,
enough
horns locks
locks pretty
pretty good
good to
•ugh homj
to him.
him. !' 1,Jt f,,r n**» 1,0 hn<‘ on,y onc
u, , u nrm*
"""• |
to complete the paving on Beard-;
ard-; The showers o f Tuesday night
1
all Avenue and put the ditch along
long will lie o f much lienefR to the pepf
»inn *
I
the street in n better condition i'T o 'p e r , tomnro and other plant* set , rr.i!’ - i l Cr' -Iv i ° ° l ° n *° p an,,j
_ r_ „has
„ „ out recently ns they have had a Lfi(W-aere grove.
our certain knowledge ,_
there
has,
EAST SANFORD
- ‘ -
Residence 217-W
Opera Will Be Given at Milane Theatre
Tuesday Night, Benefit of Parish House
---------I has been producing such wonderJl^Mrs. 0 . F. Smith will Music Lovers o f Sanford Will B c 'fu l results with the glee clubs and
Given a Rare Treat On Tues
chorus at Stetson University has
i n the Every Week Bridge
day Night.
been training the voices for the
it 3 p. m.
opera and has been drilling tho
Col. Theodore RocsoMusic lovers and those who like cnoiuaes on tho music for some
Auxiliary, No. 3, will eni at a reception at the home a real sparkling opera will b o , length o f time. Then, Mrs. Sarah
u , and Mrs. W. B. Ballard given a rare treat next Tuesday McMahon has been drilling eerm. honoring Mrs. Flor-
gi
s s M 'S r *sr£i& sr® £
.aim!
SCOTCHWOOLENMILLS
*3 - * » • " »
•t
■tt*
:in*.e during the cold, high
years, and there is winds, ami needed some encourllon“
,n
10
ycar*’
ond
t,,crc
U
J — Mrs. W. C. Hill enterplenty of chance ior Improve- ngcmcr.t to begin growin»|T.
thc members o f the Thirteen
ments.
it is cr.timntrd that about half u -J ll l v n v p II W n n h l T t o r *
f e Club at her homo on
Last Side friend, will be inter- of the celery crops will ho harvest- •
llti^ L it v v a o I U I I H |
rth Street.
csted to know that Mr. and Mrs. rd nnd ger.* by thr cr.d o f this t o n P i i r t V J it M r S . F . R .
-J u n io r 0 . F. S. meets at
Irving Estrldee have bought a present week. There never was
" ..
{ Vl « ^
V.
®s
p. m. at the home of Mrs.
! home on Palmetto
Avenue on oner c e ln y grown nny where at W ( l l t t l C S , l l o l 1 T C n C i !
r.Wvnn Fox on French Aves mnfort| Heights, an attractive ary time than has been grown A - , _
Gwynn r o x on rrenen «
bungalow built by Perry Jernigan here tliis ncason.
, A V C »>
I T lC lB y
R llC r *
..............
which
Mrs. W. A.
Fitta and any* o f the opertn
! The
Stetson Orchestra,
Or
a
year
ago.
I
The
n:rmbe»s
o
f
the
Hill
Kat
i
i
n
n
n
Q
S
F
n
m
P and
It is quite generally conceded1under the capable leadership of
dial Wight entertain at
Mr. nnd Mrs. ,E. J. Ward and club were entertained at the homo ll0 0 1 1 > 6 1 0
anu
that
the
opera
"A
il
at
Sen”
,
which
Mr.
Donald
Faulkner,
has
been
dodue, honoring fyra. It. S.
son, Dale, of Winter Park, were of Helen Chorpcning Thursday
the
Stetson
'Musical
Clubs
w
ill'
Ing
wonderful
work
this
year,
will
elor nnd MIsi Hood,
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.1night at a Valentine party. Vnlona*—Mr3. J. C. Bennett will present at the Athens Theater on accompany the opera. Mr. Faulk- W . R. Ilates.
lino games nnd contents were enCertain the member* of the Thursday night will be the great- ner himself, plays first violin and
Mlss Mary Helm Morse of Rut- joyed until n late hour when det-\ \
k Lover* Qub at 3:30 p. m.
«Uractlon o f the Music Festival Mis* Eelsnor Meeks will be at |edKe was week-end guest of Aly s lirioas refreshments were nerved
— ChristUn
Endeavor
h«4d at Stetson this month., the piano.
Chorpening.
T . * M. Dlodgoo h„ becn
in
Furoni banquet 8 p. m. Presby-: There arc several reasons for that.1 ‘ AH at S ea’ Is a Gilbert and
* H 3 c ita n a a c B a n a r ;3 c a n n K n B a n B B 3 3 x s * n * 3 * S B x a a r ]ia iia * s u
_
|U A* a fat* '* un Production and the Sullivan opera which in itself is; bed most o f the time for the past ■
Ian Social Rooms.
ti
entire cast is made
up
sufficient to label it na excellent.! three weeks with malaria.
jS
r—Sallle Harrison Chapter,!1
_
. o f, stetson
q D A . R., will give a recep- young people. The reputatiton. of
. It is made up o f the most -popular ,|___________________Im
U 'a t'th e Woman** Club from the directors o f tho presentation Parts of the famous operas "II. M.
add much to tha interest in it. -S- PINAFORE,” "PIRATES OF
The new Mndonna blue crepe nnd |a
1)0 to 0 p .m.
“ PATIENCE," georgette with pearl grey hand-, J
r—Library closed on Wash- Also, it will be accompanied by PENZANCR."
Stetson’s Own Orchestra. Finally,: "IOLANTHE." nnd "M IKADO." work nnd hand-made grapes is of J
on’s birthday.
g
t—George Washington
So- the opera itself is a very fine one Choruses nnd solos with beautiful great charm.
at the Methodist Church at and is full o f beautiful settings/Jnus,c *n them. ha\c bc,en l* k®n | A hat distinctly interesting is
m. given by the Epworth
music
with beautlfftl IU
harmony’
[r„ueht ol
oVthU1
ot^r's Ptein
it^th^re1
f-*r,hurSChnirtl
brick and
c5 ' °silk
^ 8
o.„r
. . , i1thought
tnis opera.
In it
there °with
georgette Gance
a
igue.
rho He.
u
j —Woman’s Chorus rehear- nnd humor thut adds to the story.[arc characters nnd music to please Ho—ers of •rilt-ore*
Mrs. Marion Dow Kencfick, who many different tastes.
i The newly remodeled nnd en -.jj
st club house at 4 p. m.
,—
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■■ ■ ,
- ■——■
_ —^ larged gilts depnrtment is filled;it
rday—Story hour at Library,
with the most fascinating mah "
J. C. Mallett oi Montreal, ar-J while diamond shaped motifs o f Jon pri
et„ tallies ns well as i 3
-day—Cecilinn
Music Club
same lovely flowers are pine- t p i c,M,,n
t u ^ v.
o f uai
all ai.iiva
kinJs mi*,
an(, vuiui
t.0|0r3in meet at 3:15 p. m. at the rived in San^ rd on \\ednesday I|these
,
3. A *
fin pytnnnr«l
bH v .
<»il nn (no m ow n.
|COVnplotC "
•
(orr un
extended stay.
,udio o f1 Mrs. Fannie S. Mun- (n
i tM i°,n ,k ! C
t i n t , n m ln vr.1v ' COn,P Io t« ,in e « f g l a s s W are L1 g
n on Myrtle Avenue.
____ W ill Assist in DedicnHon Mcmorlul^Librnry______
n h n V
i^
■ K .ll nInU ln 0,1 ? 0 r !8 ° f 8l>a PC* " ^ d sizes. , U
E. F. Anderson
of Fligni,. N. Y„ afternoon
..
hat i. o f
l1®'* 1' n‘J, the luster nnd irredcscont colors, “
,rday—Mrs. W. M. Scott will
was
recent
arrivals
in
'
georgette.
faecJ
with
pink
straw
'
Book
c
,u
|
,,
k
„c,
„
j
{n
fnc,’
«
as
among
the
rccen
itertain nt a bridge breakfast
tnmmcd with pink and lavender ■m„ t nnytkinfJ orr c^ulll wi, h f o r lg
12:30 at her home on Oak tha City Substantial.
braid and love knots and stream - 1
on (|j8pjay nt Mi-Lady's Shoope. H
renue.
A Magnificent Ensemble of Exclusive Models, Featur
Among the
business visitors ers. Shell pink georgette e m -j Friday being Georgo Washing- m
from the L»ty
City Deautilul
Beuutiful on Wed- broidered in silver is another n ew , ton’s birthday, the decorations «nd.J|
ing Paris Notes, will be on Display for Y our Approval. %
K. Brown of Pnlatka was irorn
ng the business visitors in the nesdny was W. 1 . t nyne.
smull model.
|favors o f cherries will boused.
! x c n u c a a s a a s a a z a a n a a a a a a a a a a a a a u n iia n a a E a a E U S X is a a a u
on Wednesday.
IT DRIVES OUT WORMS.
The surest sign of worms in ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ H H B U B H H u a u u a m r a a a a a B a a a u B B a b K a a a K a M i i a a M H s a s u a n a B a a a M a i i a a i a a n n a a i m a a a i i f i D u n n a H H u a a a B a M a n a H a a a a a a t i i i B B a H n a n H H a B m H M
. S. Enton and II. J. Bolles were
mg the prominent
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tors in the city
Wednesday terest in play, fretfulncss, varia
ble appetite, picking nt the nose
Tampn.
and sudden starting in sleep. When
is* M .'Jackson of Montreal, these symptoms appear it is time
ids, was among the arrivals to give White’s Cream Vermifuge.
Wednesday and is stopping at A few doses drives out -the worms
and puts the little one on the road
Montezuma.
to health again. White’s Cream
.7r\
S. Provin and F. C. Chandler Vermifuge has n record o f 50
*4 rtT
among the business visitors years o f successful use. Price 35c.
Sold
by
nil
leading
druggists.
the city Wednesday from KisOPENING AT MI-LADY’S
tc.
•?
SHOPPE
Walter Corley of Atlanta, . The rich shades' of brown to
,rras in *the d ty Wednesday gether with the ivory tints form
ing on friends and attending n lovely background for the springy
showing of huts und chnpcnus, r
rjiinos8.
Thursday at Mi-Lady’s Shoppe.
Irs. P. Winebcrg has returned Never has this attractive shoppe
• after a six weeks visit with resembled a huge garden filled
ds and relative^ at Miami and with vivid-hued flowers, us it pre
sents this season.
i Beach.
<U,1
In tho window is a large white
II. Morgan of Lakeland was wicker basket tilled with pink
the city Wednesday attending rosea and purple orchids, placed
•udncsB und wheie here ho made opposite this, is an exquisite crea
headquurters at the Monte- tion of Madonna blue straw, with double brim of blue horse hair
a.
braid, between which is a wreath
of baby tulipa, in the pastel tints.
EVENING BRIDGE CLUB
Upon entering the shoppe, one
One of the many social affnirs
Wednesday was the bridge par- in amazed at the array o f hats, nil
given by Mrs. W. C. Hill, when kinds, colors, nnd shapes being
entertained the vmembers of shown. Though hats over medium
Evening Bridge Club at her size arc numerous and really beau
•-.a
me on Fourth Street, there tiful with their classic lines, one
"«*
must
niare three tables of players.
, . record an overwhelming
,,
uaatitiea o f exquicite red roses J»r*vy o f decidedly small shapes,
• chnrming
•
*
- - •
...... *
upturned
re used with
effect
in 'displaying tiny brims, .......
Normandy Voiles
rooms where the enrd tables either wholly or in part, und made
50
pieces in light
Lingerie Clothes
of
satin,
crepe
or
straw
cloth,
if
O
re arranged. The approach of
and dark
grounds,
orge Washington’s birthdny was they have the Dircctoiro or Henri
50 pieces to select
small dots and large
ggesetd in the dainty tallies dc- III crown, they are unusually given
m-il with George and Martha tho character o f their individual
designs. 40
inches
from : dimity, Jerseys,
epoch, and if not, they are simply
ashington.
wide, guaranteed fast
After u number of interesting placed under the classification of
flaxons. Voiles in all
for— yard
mes of bridge, scores were cloche, beret or tricorne, us the
nted nnd the first prize, silk ^ ,8e niny I’1', Ribbon is the trinisizes, checks and
se, was nwarded Mrs. It. A. ming, nrrangod in as many ways
as
the
fancy
of
the
modiste
can
Wninn. The men’s prize, silk
every
color, 3G*in.
cks and tie to match, went to conceive. The present offering
36-in. Like Linen
of flower-trimmed millinery alfords
A. Newman.
Fancy light colors
wide for— yard
Fuilowing the warding of the a very pleasing change from the
and
black
and
white
omnipresent
ribbon
,nnd
when
a
•ire-;. Mrs. Hill served a salad
Ratine
Stitched
patterns, fast colors,
cono of these
bright posies is
ur.ie and nn ice course.
Suiting
Linens
*
The guest list was, Mr. and Mrs. pertly posed at right angles to the
20 pieces— yard
crown
o
f
a
block
picot
straw
or
I*. Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. R.
S m a l l
Brow n
Newman, Mr.and Mrs. D. L. niiian hat, the eiTect is attractive
checks, tan,
ly new and piquant.
rrvo. green,
rather, Mr. ahd Mrs. Geori
> Krone, tan
The sport models this year, are
Cottcs, Mr. nnd Mrs. E.
blue, 36-in.
I’ajama Checks
and b l u e
tusholder, and Mr. and Mrs. F. unusually pretty ond becoming
shrunk fust
36 inches wide,
and grey, 36
one particularly striking model beEver Fast Voiles
Roumillat.
colors— yd.
in" of white faille silk braided ill
lavender,
white,
in.
wide
for
In every wunted
I-SS HOOD ENTERTAINED AT orange. Another fetching hat is
blue, honey dew.
.•••j ‘
ys
—
yard
o f white talfcta faced with black
shade 40-in. guar*
BRIDGE.
Your choice for any
$2.25 yd
05c
Misn Hood, of Commerce, Ga., straw’, the brim is an arrange
an
teed fast color
color—yard
ment
o
f
small
circles
o
f
black
w the charming honorce Wedfor—
yard
soutache
braid.
Madonna
blue
«<lay afternoon, when Miss AnHuwkins entertained at bridge, straw combined with crepe do
chine fashions another chic model
In every wanted shade for Spring: Honey dew, rose, blue,
her honru on Celery Avenue.
Mussos o f vivid-colored sweet with its trimmings of flat em
gold, tan, grey, black and white, all silk knitted, will not stretch
Ms were used to advantage in broidered rosc3.
—all colors— yard
A stunning sport hat is o f yel
he rooms where the card tables
..<m
low
nnd
white
plaid
crepe
em
$
rre placed.
The (allies were done In dainty broidered in self tones, and with
Haluatre for— yurd
olonial maidens, and the card trimmings o f grapes iq, self-ma
terial.
*me proved most interesting. A fBlack horac hair mnline with
scores were counted the prize
°r stop score, a luster vase, was Hat me front, trf.mnoti with silver
especially admired, j
'on by Mrs. W. C. Hill. The cut motifs, is
Nainsook
Madress
rire*. a deck of bridge cards, fell Black timbo straw with white ratand
ft
o the lot o f Mrs. I). L. Thrasher, tail braid is another smart hat,
Long
Cloths
..o
he lionoreo Miss Hood, was pre- with glyccrincd ostrich trimmings.
Printed
Among tho
many beautiful
ented a bridge luncheon set.
Ever
Fust
32 in. fast
Silk
Rcfieshments of chicken salad, white creations is one o f white
Suiting
lot lolls, nut bread, olives and georgette, faced with Chinese yel
Soft fin
new
colors,
low
straw,
with
an
unusual
ar
offeo were served at the eonclusJap print
Rose, blue,
0I) of the game by the hostess, rangement o f yellow straw ut the
ished. 36-in.
on
Crepe de
patterns
grey, laven
back. In tho black nnd \yhite hats
Jisstcd by Mrs. W. A. Fitts.
Chine
nnd
The afternoon was most enjoy- shown one is o f black straw faced
der, green,
for—yurd
yard
Jhre and was indeed a delightful with white, with hand-made white
heavy Can
tan, brown,
“*ial courtesy. Tho cordial hos- kid grapes, apples and pears.
ton— yard.
36-in.,
fast
Another appealing design is of
ntality o f the hostess was re25c, 35c
colors—
yd.
mohair in the new shade o f brown,
“*tid in every detail.
und 45c
50c
Miss Hawkins’ guests were Miss faced with moline and embroid
$3.00 - $1.00
50c
hunoree, Mrs. J. C. Bennett, ered in gold. Brown fancy home
J,rs- Flanagqn, Mrs. D. I* Thr&sh* hair braid with brim of moline
'r- Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mrs. Roy
bmmes, Mrs. \V. J. Thigpen, Miss calls forth m u ch admiration.
klherine Wilkey, Mrs. G. D.
h>hop, Mrs. George Davis Hart,
Strawberry
georgette
faced
R- J. Holly, Mrs. L. P. Mc^iller, Miss Emma 'Owens, Mrs. With pearl grey tatretta. with rows j UBB aan aau B aB B a n B »«*»«a a a a n a n a a a B n B a a «8 n n a B B P a n a a n n n in B B B *a B n B B B B a a B M «N a a a B **a M *a *M M a a a B a a a oB B B B a 3 B a B M a N B a a a a B a M a *a a B a N a a a M B B a 3 a B a a a a a m
of jrvey Frcneh duisie* on tho brim, 3BBBSBBaBnBBM8BBH«n«K3BBnaBaBBBBnnBBBaunBBiix:scjB5BnBBBnBnBBBBBnnnnnannBaBBnBBBBBaBnuBaunBBnBuaBBBnBnBuuBBBaunauBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBBnnBBBUuBnaBaBauuBuai
A. Fitts, Mrs. F. E. Roupriilat.
“ All At Sea" with full orchestra McIIahon who Was for 17 years
accompaniment.
Tho opera w ill' the leading baritone for the Savbe given here fo r the benefit o f the age Opera Company, o f New York
Parish House fund under the aus- ond for four years was head tcachpices of the Men’s Club and tick- er o f the I.evcni School o f Drain*cts are now on sale at the usual tics, is applying his skill and
Pl*ce» “ t |1.00 fo r reserved seats, knowledge to* th<
tne uircaing or
Tho su ,tjon Collegiato W eekly1staging the opera.
Nellie Turner Circle
\
V,
bring your friends.'
Silver offering 25c and
up.
E o s tis C alls Y o u
I®
^Pf;
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
Fashion’s Spotlight
Is Focused On
KING LEMON AND QUEEN ORANGE
TAKE POSSESSION OF EUSTJS
IN BEAUTIFUL PAGENT
Floral Parade—
Mi-lady’s S h op p e
R e g a 11 a— Fire-woiks
SPRING OPENING
GOV. CARY A. HARDEE
February 22
All hard surfaced roads lead to Eustis—
over the hills and around the lakes—
A Wonderful Drive.
owe
F r id a y
rinen
Saturda
ompany7
a
\
65c
50c
35c
T
>
V
V> -i-j
SILKS: SILK KREPE DE LEEN
25c
VW/
2.00
$3.25
a r-
Q
',,lh 83,mon
" p i FANCY RATINE IN CHECKS AND
‘ PLAIDS, Imported, yd. $1.50 to $1.75
Y o w e ll C o m p a n y 31 k JapCrepe’ per yjV-
_______ *- •v
V
•
,.,
�daaq conteiU wOl
tournament, with
i t winners in don*
bits and singles. Mils Rita Cham
ber*, *23, Walked away with the
championship in xiigles fo r four
auecemive years.
TALLAHASSEE, FI*., Feb. 21.
Quite a number o f the students
Much activity la shown In various also have recently taken up golf,
ranches f f athletics by students and are frequently seen on the
t the Florida State College for course o f the Tallahassee Codntry
Women. Regular practice is be club. Among these are Misses
ing held by candidates fo r inter Louise Henderson, Curry, Cath
class hockey teams and fo r the erine Hill, Ida Holmes, Florence
privilege of participating in data flerpont, Lucy Lang, Mary Prin
tcnnl
smatches.
Competition gle and Marq Whitfield, Frances
among the racquet wieiden has
grown ao keen that the players Walker, Lillian Ohms, Bell O’Neal,
are encountering a shortage of Natalie Lamb, Marian Mickler, and
courts, ulthough four courts have others.
U IJ» o f Gearfi« t
wlMto Dm aU au ,
foront from that «
In Aflurae Work
MANY CANDIDATES ANSWER FIRST
FOR BASEBALL PRACTICE AT
OF FLORIDA MONDAY
* ! GAINESVILLE, Feb. 21.— The ternary ability.
This position will
1924 baseball season got under be one o f the brigh: spots, on thr
way Monday afternoon and nil can- Florida machine.
-■dWales reported for the first workThe one veteran outfielder, Pat
Owens, will likely bo shifted to the
-lim it.
I .Many o f the veterans o f last center field. Owen Pittman, cap
season have been taking prelimin tain o f the "ra t" team, has rosy
ary exercises on th* diamond at prospects of annexing one o f the
1 —Fleming Field and it is expected other jobs while Porter Wright
, | that the work will go o ff with a Mid others will be fighting it out
,• ! hang. In addition the entire for the other vacancy.
f Freshman sqund o f Inst year will
For
the hurling staff Coaoh
he on hand to bolster up the Vnr- White will have to rely almost en
* sity veterans, who were seriously tirely on the Freshman squad for
j depleted with A number of gradua- material. Ciibhs Johnson, C. Por
ter, liny
Plockermnn, Hyman
I tioiis.
Work will begin nl once on the Katz. 0*-av-s n M others will be
J development o f n capable pitching out fo r the honors.
* rtuff, n deport men: of the game
, I fn which the Orange and Bluo to;n;* cm are woefully weak at the
| preset time. A hrnco of outfield, <rs ranks will also be open to Uv*
—incoming Freshmen due to the loss (
o f Ceorge Hitchcock and "Lefty
A fter years o f patient, pains
Spencer, and some keen
^
taking effort on the .pnrt o f a
) t should occasion the winning o f the wcjj ^nown doctor, n prescription
prescript
• two .vacant berth:',
baa been found that will actually
| v'Other position- , ,i the team open heal Piles and absorb them never
. to the Freshman playcri, of last to return.
year arc first b:ue and the keyNo man or woman need suffer
' ytrtne snek. Redding, who kei<t another hour with any discomfort,
*—vnre of the second sack for the pain or soreness arising from rccl&jLrcahman last season, has since tnl troubles— Piles— now that this
-J
nnil U ;ippc"™ lln t wonderful prescription known as
Eddm Hlake, three-year; veteran. M 0AVA cn'n bo obtained for n
i* w
'dl bo moved to the position and ^ d e r a t e price at any first-class
“ Geeclic"
jeeehe laiinl, Freshman . In . t- ,|rufj store on the money imek if
op. he
. . * niBn.
I stop,
... ..given a chance to a nku .dissatisfied
plan.
i good in his favorite place. Iwakj
You’ll be amazed to sec how
i could certainly handle his part >>f
tLc arrangement in groat stylo quickly it nets. Blessed relief o f
> tmd would prove a strong factor to ten comes in an hour; even in
the team in this position.
eases o f long standing with pro
— The lo. > of Gllmartin on the fuse bleeding, really wonderful re
inici.il sae'.-will be keenly felt in
tin development of - new nmn to sults have been accomplished.
.Simply ask your druggist for n
will his ■!.<>.t’he work of thu
lad l.mt > ; ar eHcited much praise small box of MOAVA SUPPOSIWin . ever impel.formed and he was TORIe s bedng careful to follow
I ..JSHcred a b. i.ii wttii tin* Orlando
...
.
J du ll, winn u s of the Florida St.it ■ the almple directions that come in
[jeogtie championship, which lie ac- each box.
opted. He made good front the
M .start and in another couple o f
Fellsntere—Construction o f new
| .yum •■;' tiini should move on up in plant o f Standard Agricultural
♦ iiigluu romp.:ny• "llo r.v " Smith ( h* mical Company making rapid
jj and Tommy .l.ilnii >* :ilti-itint
tuugi ess.
, t ir-kt hit; emon on the Freshman
., nine last ...*1 1 - 1 1 -ml b.itlt will
' likely be out for the honor on the SECURED RELIEF THROUGH
*1, Varsity.
FOLEY FILLS
"L o g a n , one of the most pro mi -John R. Gordon, Danville, ill.,
f ing player:, on the team, will taka writes: "I have suffered with kid
| u n iu o f (m* iwckatop assignment ney trouble five years; could not
fin 1/i:- . :n e efficient manner. Tim sleep at night and was nlwnys tir
J Work of this lad stamped him as a ed. I was not stronr and hard
I 'Cfim ir last spring and he should work made my imek ache. I got
.* I do even better with iast year’ll ox- some FOLEY FILLS and after n
riemt* behind him. Flood and J. few treatments I felt better and
__ Miller are the cou:rihutions the could work with more ease, be
m .'■?/',. Fre ditnn. ■.mad w.l. ha.e to offer came stronger and could sleep bet
TTo.o-d llm* ’i -n . •••. ;• -.ia elec'. ter." FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic
*. t. U,u •• *1aH . stimulant f o r -this, kidneys, make
_ , ......... , ... -•Iia.]?e;* wiili earo and them m ote active. Get a bottle
•vi :i Ms cu>*
Piles Are Absorbed
Never To Return
Jeffries Far From
Broke Friends Say
Advice io
Owners
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Feb. 21.
— Motion for judgment on tlrr
jury's verdict in favor o f Joo
Jackson, in his suit against the
Chicago club o f the American
League, was made In court hero
Monday, by Ray Cannon, at
torney for Jackson.
Judge John J. Gregory act
aside the verdict o f the jury in
the case when it reported ami
dismiared the action. Cannon
said he proposed to collect the
sum given Jt-ckson by the
verdict of the jury in the suit
to collect under alleged breach
o f contract.
•novating climate
TAbLAHABBCfW r w *
“ *rr
The white farmers of Florida are
more prosperous than those o f any
other state between Vlrgnlnl* ana
Texas, according to information
compiled by Dr. Roland M. Har
per, geographer, who Is how en
gaged in compiling a book on the
S A N F O R D CYCLE CO
■pai{8|[qiip>a oq oj f|nuatutu
jtuippnq jo ojnpnjmnnu j o j Xjoj
-anj ' mon —oiitAUosqanr qjnos
Lakeland— Lakeland Gns Com
pany erects now $23,000 building.
CHILDREN’S COUGHS
Children's throat* are del lento and
sensitive. ‘In piny, at whool or work
they are exposed to chilling drafts,
their tittlei Imlto are overheated from
' 5 <32IJ
cold Hitt In.'
The minute your child
rommenees to iimrh get a bottle of
l/fonardl's Couch Hyrua (Creosnted).
It i* goo<l for children's delicate
throat', protects the lungM, rabies the
relief.
.
phlegm, and‘ gives quick
remedy
hn
hantiles*. safe, pleasant
pieai
cr?up’ -^oorlng
coiirIi and bruncidtls—that is Iieuling
nnd^sis'tiiinr
K. Fine for adults too
Vor sale at your
y
drugglit.
1
AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY, FEB.
28TH-&15
T it o S c h ip a
Artist Recital
Famous Tenor
Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
$2.50, Plus Tax.
Tickets on Sale Feb. 19th.
[fj
MAIL OR PHONES
939
Victor R ecord s !
By These Artists—This Week
RED SEAL RECORDS.
IM0— 10-in, list price $1.50— Cirihiribln (Pestalozzn) Luerezia
fiori. 11 tiaeio (The Kiss) (Arditi) Luerezia Bori.
■»
.i
0S7— 10-in, list price $1.50—Liebcsleid, Hugo Kreisler. Seren
ade (I)rigo) Hugo Kreisler.
When You Become
Investor
HEN you buy a building plot in a suburb', you know that’ it ia finished 'develop
ment that more than anything else gives to the land. Price is a poor thing to
judge by. Price is not what you are lo o k in g fo r jif it w as acreage could be bought
more cheaply. No, you want finished and beautifying development to avoid doing the work o f development yourself. The higher grade the development work
is, the m ore land is worth to you.
That is why Coral Gables means more to real estate buyers today. It is the one big suburb in
the United States which has established the highest standard o f finished development. It grows
more beautiful every day. Its wise restrictions protect you. Its w onderful improvements add
not only beauty but rapidly increasing value. ; ‘ "
7-' v •' 1*V. ■
You cannot judge the value o f Coral Gables plots by price alone. But i f you w ill compare tKem
with the land sold at the same price in other suburbs, you will not fail to be convinced o f Coral
Gables values.
DANCE RECORDS
19252— 10-in, list price 75c—So This is Venice— Fox Trot, Paul
Whiteman and His Orchestra. Lenrn to I)o the Strut— Fox
Trot, Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra.
Come to Ooral Gables today and see for yourself what finished development
work meann. Gome as onr guest aboard the de luxe Pullman bug that runs
from thia city and be convinced ol Ooral Gables values,
1
10251 — 10-in, list price 75c— Tripping Along— Waltz, The Trou
badours. Arizona Stars— Waltz, The Troubadours.
19251— 10-in. list price 75c— Oh, Baby!— Fox Trot, Waring’s
Pennsylvanians. Holding Hands— Fox Trot, Waring’s
Pennsylvanians.
Properly
Let nto tell you sir that the
* Sun Proof Paint it made by the
• government formula and is The
I Paint til at resists the el imat* of
» the South.
Don’t waste your
“"m oney on poor paint, consult the
paint man, H. A. Halverson, w ho'
.Jras had a life lung experience in
the paint business. You will not
fco wrong.
t
NEW
w /f
---------A m ,11 im * tn 11 ■|torts emanat
ing from Los Angelos, .liin J ef
fries is not broke, as news di 1 patchcs itateil some time ago.
It is raid the former cham
pion signed nl! of bis holdings
over to his wife when a smoke
less gunpowder company in.
. which hi* was heavily inter
ested, hit the bumps. Jeff saw
the crash coming and got from
under by going through bank
ruptcy.
Persons who claim to be in a
position to know, tell me Jeff
and his wife have close to
¥500,00(1 railed away. A lt'0acre alfalfa farm which the forincr champion deeded over to
'h i* wife, i ■ estimated at being
1 vjuvth ¥2,500 at-, acre.
, Good
J .f*
Jackson’s Lawyer
Appeals The Case
•ad the rkheet la
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL RECORDS
19012— 10-in. list price 75c.— De Coppah Moon, Criterion Quar
tet. Honey, I Wants Yer Now, Shannon Quartet.
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a
u
a
a
S
SUN PROOF PAINT
19213— 10-in. list price 75c.— If the Rest of the World Don’t
Want You, Franklyn Barn*. Little Pal o f Long Ago, Henry
Ilurr.
19253— 10-in. list price 75c—Old Fashioned Love, Noble Sissle
and Kubie Bluke. Sweet Uenry, Noble Sissle and Eubie
Blake.
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19213— 10-in. list price 75c— Ross’ Ju Ju Man, "Black Face" Ed
die Ross. Ross’ Florida Cracker, “ Black Face" Eddie Ross.
Is sold by
THE YOWELL COMPANY
Paint Store
Sanford, Florida.
Across from express office.
GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner and Developer
DAMMERS & BURNES, General Sales Agents
Executive O ffices: 158 East Flagler, St
,
Miami
a a a s a x s a M H iliB n H a a M M a u a M a B H ie a a a a H a x e a a a H M n a M B B
Florida Offices: Jacksonville, West Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tampa,
Si. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand, Eastij
Sanford Loan & Savings Company
i i M i i i ’o i m u m
Capital $100,000.00
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLA N . W E DISCOUNT ALL, KINDS OF
GOOD, INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
. SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS
The Officera of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surely llond
F. W . PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia Ave.
— Phone 221-----------
G. E. McCALL, Manager
Hanford Office: Milanc Theatre Bldg.
D. W. Elder, -Manager,
�Wirt
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SAVEDELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
tford Dolly Herald
ln t -a d
rates
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
fU ft —3ALT^—DcSoto paints "and
vanrishea nt Sanfonl Novelty
Works, sole agents.
154-tfc
BUNC.Il GK aT’ ES, tree blueficrries
and blackberries— all varieties
suitable for homo and commercial
planting. Largest nurseries. Vig
orou s, well rooted plants Insure
good rajly profits. For full in[lormstion nnd Illustrated catalog
No. 0, write Southern Adapted
|Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.
h‘o it SALE—At 'Coronado Beach
an eight room furnished house1
with two lots. Located on Flnelor
,|rrh .ne4 •<«. w ill hr ra*r<l from iw lt iM nml ralAvc., good inconic property. Sirs.'
imT oral Immediately far
D. A. Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St.
rm ru*
FOR
SALE—Small furnished cot---- 10e a line
■f
~—
__tage. Inquire st Herald.______
----- Hr m line
— . . . Bt a line
TWO fifty
on!
. foot lots together
B*1
---------I f a line
good desirable comer. Price $1250.
Knee Typo double shove
Terms very reasonable.
lex
•• .
I •,
Lewis A Co.
lue:<] ilAten are for runfutlve In lertlulin.
F o il SALE— Modem 9 room stucwords of average length
co bungalow. New and up to
counted n line.
! FOR SA Lk— Kgry Cash Register.
I,mini charm* 30c fur first
Cost 5CO when new. Will zcll date In every respect. Four blocks
frtlnn.
cheap. Inquire at Sanford Herald from center of city, $7,000, good
..IvertlnlnK la restricted to
terms.
office.______________________
pmr classification,
nn error la mntle The flanFOB
SALE—
Rhode
Island
eggs
One lot on Elm Avc., $550.00
Hernlil will he reaiKinnilile
for selting, 15 eggs for $1.00.
fonlv one Incorrect Insertion,
ailvi-rtlaor, for auhaciiiient
Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardnll Avenue, 10 ACRES celery land 2 1-2 acres
Lrt|i,ns. .The offlco ahoutil bu iSanford._ Phone 3303.
83-tfp cleared, flowing well, live acres,
|l(lf<l Immediately In case of
SANFORD' STOVE* WORKS,~32l fenced, $1700.00,
br to AnvEUTinEnn.
First Street. Next door to Smith
llrrnlil ropreaentatlve thorBrothers. We sell, trade, nnd re FIVE room house close In, $2500.00.
Ihly familiar with ratea, rulea
pair all kinds o f cook stores. If
rlifnWoatlon, will give you
your trouble ia stove trouble, see ONE three room house new. Largo
iplete Information.
And If
lot, $850.00, terms.
us.
Wish, they will annlst you In
Cash ir» "Advance
BUILDING
MATERIAL
LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AND
FOUND— A coat on Celery A vt.
REPAIRS
TO THE HOUSEWIFE:t
If you never read n line o f any kind o f news in
Ibis paper, i f s worth a great many times what it
costs you because it gives you every nfternoon the
lust and lowest prices for the day.
If you save only 50 cents a day on your shipping,
it would represent one hundred and fifty dollars
a year.
Doesn’ t matter what the prices were yesterday—
Doesn’t matter what they are going to b o tomor
row—
W hat’s the lost nnd lowest prices today— The
Herald tells youl
ca n at Herald office.________
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
LOST— Strnycd o r stolen, one air1923 Dodge touring, almost new.
dale male pup, black on back,
1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like
brown marked
feet and legs, new.
One 1923 Dodge Coupe.
about three months old. Reason
Dodge touring,, 1921.
able reward. .Phone 240 or 01.
Dodge Roadster, 1919.
Zachary-Tyler^ VcncerjCo.
Dodge 192t touring.
LOST— Pair nose glasses between
Dodge Sedan.
Roumillat-Anderson Drug Store • 1922 Huppiobile touring.
and Fifth St., and Oak Ave. Find
One Worm-drive Ford truck.
er please return to Herald office
Ford touring, 1922.
and receive reward.______________
Buick touring, 1918.
LOST an opportunity to keep
Reo Speedster Truck. 1922.
nbrenat with the times by not
1 1-2 ton International truck.
reading the classified pages of
2-ton Indinna Truck
your daily newspaper. Herald
1-ton'Republic Truck.
want ads contain many interesting
Ford House Car.
messages. It will pay you to read
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
them dally.
Dodge Dealers.
_____________ Phone 3._____________
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC stenographer.
349. 107 Park Avc.
FORDS
New and Used
ROADSTERS
TOURINGS
COUPES
SEDANS
TON TRUCKS
Cash or terms.
Wo Sell or trade.
EDW ARD HIGGINS,
Authorized Ford Dealer
Sanford.
Phono
ii
HILL LUMBER CO.
Houaa
Sorvicc, Quality a'.d
Phono 135.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
You can find the name ef every
lire lluainesa.Man in Sanford hi
thia Column each day.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
i iineira
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n in
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desire in
to nannounce
the
citijlnaf your want nd to make
W ANT to henr from owner having;
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of
Sominnla
County
that
I
am
EXPERT
Typewriter
cleaning
nnd
0 ACRES with three room houso. x a lN IN VJ U IN U r j i n i j l i A o n can(||(]ate for the nomination to
farm for sule; give particulars ^
norc rftective.
repairing. Call II. S. Pond,
One nere set to oranges. One
ih r o it T X A T k o t i c i :.
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Pro.ecutir.g
Attorney
for
the
V?R.C*w fiSnsIn Ulatk’
half mile o f station, $750.00.
vrrtlai-ra should itlvo tlielr i phone 225 or Peoples Bank.
Idvc
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
, County Court of Semlnolo County,
H ur unstuff Ice address ns I_________________
179-tfe
I hereby announce my candidacy aubjeetto the action o f the Demo- I plSJ’AIR houses, wood, tin, cea.-, tlielr phone numlirr If
P L O hlbA MX r V e i T'"-blackberry WE HAVI} tho properly. We have
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mont.
Rate
60c. ii • in LAiUZi
|y desire reaulta.
About one
fo r re-election to tho office of cratic Primary, -Juno
3rd,
1924.
the
Imigain3.
We
urc
here
to
planta
for
sale.
Dr.
J.
M.
Adams,
I !i r out of ii thousand has n
1210 French.
county
superintendent
of
public
will
be
g.ateful
for
ycur
vote
and
serve you. Come and roe us.
Box 1088, St. Petersburg, F la fphone. nnd tho others can't
ROOM and hoard, $8.00. 402 First
instruction of Seminole County, the nomination.
amunlcnte with
you unless
SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
FOR
SALE—Baby
chicks,
"S.
C.
subject
to
the
Democratic
primaiy
__ERNEST
F.
HOUSEHOLDER.
S t .____________________________
know your address.
Seminole Hotel Annex,
Reds, Barred Rocks, White and
to be held on June 3rd, 1924.
Ill ill»enntlnnanre MI ST he
WANTED— Many people hnvc old INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR
FOR
COUNTY
JUDGE.
Sanford,
Fla.___
____
Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White
•site In person at The San_________
T. W. LAWTON^,
DEPARTMENT.
furniture, machinery, etc., that
Subject, of course, to the action
I.cghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy
S A L E —New modern bungnKant llrrnld office nr by I d
FOR
SHERIFF.
of the Democratic Primary to be they no longer need. A few cents
ler. Telephone illsranllnegg producing strains. Pedigreed,' low, 5 rooms and bath, nil conMnxwell Touring
I hereby announce myself ns a held June 3>*d, I will be a candidate spent in n Herald want nd will sell
snres nre not valid,
exhibition and utility matings. - ver.icnce^J on 50x117 foot__lot_ facChandler Touring
$5000UO.i
-*rodidatc
for
the
office
of
Shorn?
for
the
office
o
f
County
Judge
o
f:
sue
hnrticlcs.
Why
not
turn
them
fourteous, I’ rompt, Efficient
street.
Custom hatching. Write today Ing pnved
Service.
Ford Sedan
Sominoltt County, subject toJthe |Seminole County. I shall bo grate- j into cash today?____
for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery, $500.00. down und $50.00 p « r { Democratic
Hudson Touring
rr»mnry June, 1921. |fu| for the nomination nnd clec11171
1317 A A I T F H
month. Griffith-Millican Co., 403
Box 18, Longwood, Fla.
Scripps-Booth Touring
______________ _W._A._TILLIS._____tion. and if elected I assure the
M U L il W A J N I U L J
FOR SALE— Rhode Island nnd 1st Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Oakland Touring
FOR
CLERK
CIRCUIT
COURT
citizenship
of
Seminole
a
fair
and.
w a .NTET)—White housekeeper for
Whito Leghorn eggs for setting FOR SALE— Attractive
modern
I hereby announce that I nm a ! faithful administration o f the af- j small faintly. Live in country,
15 eggs for_$1.00.
Mrs. J. W.| bungalow._ A_ bargain, terms,
Hi*
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candidate for the office o f Clerk ; fairs of the office.
: children. Permanent position. Box KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
’el
|i)\.ME b T" (7."""TOUCH AltD i Pennington,
French Avc and High
Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.
o f the Circuit Court o f Seminole,
SCHELLE MAINES.__; 125, Herald.
St.
____ iFOR
EXCHANGE Equity
° L County, subject to the action of the
FRENCH DRESSMAKER.
„
FOR CLERK O F'C O U R T
WANTED— Man nnd wife, ns
FOR SALE
)RTED HAND EMBROID- HHl SALE— Pepper plants, J . C. i $3i»00 in six room bungalow, j Democratic primary in June. 1924.
I hereby announce my enndi- 1 chnuffeur. ard utility nnd house
1924
Chevrolet
Touring ear, used
Ellsworth
Bcardall
Ave.
Phone
well
located
in
Miami,
now
rent-;
—
—
H
it
n
r
a
p
p
e
t
.T
a
.
i LINGERIE. DRESSES AND
only a few weeks, A -l condition.
riSTS.
HAMILTON HOTEL 3303.
: k . w i n t e r p a r k . f l a . SAUSAGE— for sale,
1923 Ford, new ton nnd paint, good
dried nnd smoked,
business men rubber, A -l condition.
lb. postpaid, cash. Ml
competent
"REN’T^G arnge, com er 11th ment 3 lbs.
Hama
classified
499 Chevrolet, new top nnd paint,
:d Elm Ave. M. Schneider,
J,u ?c,)ts per lb
There’s no (good rubber, completely overhaul,-of-town for ed— $200.
P r^ T rv iU o 50\nnb-% nC* lrin i’,fnction guaranteed. Mrs.
primary.
I wish to announce thnt I am a help when there is probably just j
Herald. __
_
_____
[t Gimlcrville. Appi^ nt ^in- *Sawyer. Tifton,_CSe0rjcin.
GEORGE C. IIERF.ING.
candidate for Clerk o f the Circuit the person you want in the city.;
, 0 F,uk.k fi> B00,, „ hnpo mcchan.
r
n r v iT -p „ m :
. WANTED— I buy all kinds of enst $300 CASH, balance $75 per
Court «.f Seminole Co., subject to
FOR
COUNTY
JUDGE
RENT Furnished house;. off ,.l o t h i n ^
mc n cnrd
month, including interest will
Read this column nnd if you don’t |cn|ly> fnir rubber-$225.
Democratic
primary,
June
third.
I hereby announce myself ns a
s i rent ns n whole or part by
, , wj„ cn!’j. Heredia, 102 San- buy six room bungalow located in
If elected, I promise the faithful sec what you want n few cents in- j
nth o r year: in good neighbor- f(m, Ayc
rapidly growing jcrtioti of Miami. candidate for the office of County performance of the duties con- |vested in a want ad will bring you
s,\N JUAN GARAGE CO.,
Judgo
o
f
Seminole
County,
subject
Write W-10, care ___________
IIcraffi.;F 0 ,{ S A L E -W ifta ln " a1id_ Irish ,House now rented for $50 month- to the Democratic primnry, June 3, nccted with that office.
ninny replies. Jus: try it once.
Owner needs money for other
First nnd Myrtle.
W. L. MORGAN.
1921. I pledge faithful service
RENT— 5 room cottage,1 grey watermelon seed, hand ®°- investments
/'.ldre<s Rl'X
Visitors were shown how St. HAVE 3 touring ears to trade for
should
you
nominnte
mo.
FOR
SHERIFF.
kodern with double garage. 504 •Iccted
from
sound
melons.
1922
care hantoru
Sanford iicraiu
Herald lor
for u
further
....... . .. .
• i ......i — , |care
erop’ true o name r eh red meat,' lnformntion.
_________
___J. G. SHARON.
To the Voters of Seminole County: Johns grows Irish potatoes. Sev- j rcnl estate.
8th St.
. uric, f.n.b 0 0 lbs. delivered. Pear- 7 ,7-7 : ,,, 7 7 . - ' , , ------ „
—TOR SHERIFF
I hereby announce my enndidney ernl improvised rows ot this im -1
R RENT— Four room luv
®u , c - 1 son Plant Co., Pearson, Ga.
I'LORIDA: Bucna-Soitibrn ron the
I hereby announce ntyself a can- ‘ for the office of Sheriff o f Semi- portant ciop were provided within
SAN JUAN Cl A RAGE CO.
at.
Johns.
*
—
------A
gentleman’s
well
Gindervillc; sec A. Tnckach.
GENUINE Army Saddles; brand appointed home with every modern didate for rcclection to the office noic County, subject to the voters the booth nnd thousands studied 1
First nnd Myrtle.
Hillsborough, although never
new $G.2_0, same used perfect convenience, near I'alatka, $8500. o f sheriff o f Seminole county sub- of the Democratic Primary to bo how Nature makes food for m:m._ |A |iL MAKES o f automobiles retoting being the “ home” coun- condition $5.10 complete with fen- Just enough of 'feitiie laud.’ fruit ject to the “action
' t,l01 o f the Demo- hi'hl June 3rd, 1921. If elected I
he hold on June promise four years of Law En|paired.
Hupmobiles a specialty.
Id Ihn fn«P_hml n moot prediu ,k*r!' an,,
N(;w bridles trees, chickt a runs ami. m w . pas- cratic primary to nnothcr term ! fercoment in a business manner by
I > . ., ’ ,
. J
1double bit and rein ?2.-r,0, same tore
to
insure
a
plentiful
supply
elected
for
___
_____ „
;
Work
guaranteed.
Corner Ouk
pledge
If exhibit; varied, cducationalr
.........................
— ..to fultlllr tho dutieS-MV-dlv 'tiV' iK’fp of the proper; subovdiWill ship collect ex- «Vi tht* good (biriM'of li’ c Wtthbut ~
'fund 3rd. Phone 440.
offiec
in
the
same
efficient
manneri
nates
or
assistants
nnd
earnestly
press, allow Inspection or ship incurring too g. cat a burden,
■resting.
parcel post. W. W. William**, Here you may revel in beauty, and thnt I have Conducted it in the solicit the support o f all law en
forcement voters, on June 3rd.
DLI)REN'S FATAL DISEASES 1 Quitninn. G n ^
________ ' live in conifoit at little cast. Imvo- past.
____ ___________ R. I.. ALLEN.
r
.
ST.
HAND.
Tanner I’alatka, Florida.
jR'onns nnd parasites in tha in-(FO R SALE—A nice lot of young land
FOR MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD
FOR
COUNTY
JUDGE
fat
bens,
$1.25
per
hend.
Some'
(tines e f children undermine
SANFORD- REAL ESTATE is” in
I hereby announce myaclf a can
I hereby announce my candidacy
great deni uni. investors nre
iltli and so weaken their vitality are laying. Wm. II. Haynes, 919
for the office of County Judge didate for re-election to tins office
French Avenue.
,
they nre unable to resist the
biiv
■ & » * - . iu b }S t W tiw f mom;,or „ ( .ho boor,I o f pobllr
Taylor ns usual was satisfied
school
•acs so fatal to child li'o. The to show the folk that it m the
district No. 1 o f Seminole County,
|cratic primary Junn 3.
|ft course is to give a few doses county o f substantialness. We got classified page.
subject to the Democratic primary
JOHN G. LEON A RD Y.
Cards of Sanford’s Reputable
1701?
White’s Cream Vermifuge. It hungry when we saw that sausage'.! R O A M Q
to be held on Juno 3rd. 1924.
FOR SHERIFF
Professional
Sfen, each of
BETTER
BABY
CHICKS:
r
i
n
«
:
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K
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ptroys nnd expels the worms
To tho \*!)ters o f Semlnolo County: i ______ FREI) T. WILLIAMS.
whom,
In
his
chosen
profession
bn
ezv.
White
Leghorn
Chicks
,
ARE
YOU—
Looking
for
n
good
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
*'
j
|thout the slightest injury to the
_ I hereby announce myself n can1 arc sired by pedigreed males from
room. If you don’t find one list- (HfL'lti* fu r S K lt r iff n f
the Herald recommends to the
^ n m ln n lo I
I w’sh to announce thnt I am a
ilth nr nctivity of the, child,
people.
fire
ariiis
POT ITIGAT
■ L T V X a lJ
^
MIRACLE Concrete
cement work, elJewlak *
lag blocks. Irrigation boxee.
Terwilieger, Prop.
Lumber and Buildiog M ateriel
Carter Lumber Company r
N. Laurel SL Phone 56S.
IDRESSMAKING
SALE
)USES FOR RENT
The Marcel Shop
Vhum sniilav. U n v lm r , K arU la
.lln alrn rln r. V la lrt H a r I n l p
T r r o tn ir a la
I’ llIM .II’ S A P.i H T S K S T I
Salle .\i*. 3
Tel. 313-W
W. J. Thispen
IIns moved to Pukston A
Hrumley Bldff. Real E s
tate nnd all kinds o f In
surance.
Lloyd C. Bebout
Traffic Manager
419 First National Bank Bldg.,
Sanford, Florida.
Specializing Loss and Damage
Freight— Express Claims
Studcbnker, Packard, Chevrolet
J. L. PERKINS
Sales Department
San Juan Garage
aJnWjUITii’t i S K S S i J S S ? I t r " 'Dra",-i-M.K?te' re|’"“ n,",i!
J
WHIDDON & HODGES
Tailors, Cleaners and D yers
117 Park Avenue—
Daily Fashion Hint
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
1
Phone MS
Sanford Novelty
Works
„
I
V. C. COLLER, Prop. ,
General Shop and Mill Work
V5
Contractor and Builder
517 Commercial Street
Wilson Welding & Radiator
Works
FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
"OR T \\ COI I FCTOIt
«ey
I beg to announce* myself a can- f. 1
or the
Tho .problem o f filling
didate for the office of Tax Col- Fifth District comprising- Chuluoneeds is easily settled on
the principle of reciprocity,
FOR RENT— Large apartment, all FOR RENT— Furnished rooms. icetor of Semlnolo County, subject tn> Genova nnd Osceola, subject to
to tho decision of the Democratic the action of tut Democratic pri
prifor what one lias to sell the
modern conveniences. No one| 4 0 2 Oak Avc.
other wants to buy.
with children need apply. 117 \V. p 0 fl
RENT— Furnished
rooms', Primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. mary June 3.
PCIOHlAL
Second.
__ | |g.50 (0 fi.o o a week. 110 ComIt. C. MAXWELL.
C. A. RAUI.ERSON.
This is the great princi
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SANFORD. FL6RIDA. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 1924.
Washington’s Birth
Is Commemorated
B reaking the Memorable N ews to the World
HHDJUD
jo n
Gains
Several
jiendmenta b u t Demo*
its P a t oa th e Brakes and
to Support Measure
i f Tax on Unfitsited Profits o f Large
jratiohs.
rASHINGTON, Fab. 21 —
a rota ia praapaet Tne*I the houaa pressed forward
comldcratlaa of tha revbill today aad lataraat la
[ p o ir a a waa' incraaaad by
efforts oa Uia p a rt of tha
■blicaa orgaaisation lead*
to get aoough lasargcnt
to diaplaca the Demo
te | Income ra ta schedule
urated la it a s a sub
late for tha Melloa propoChairaua Graaaa exhopa that th e excise
would be disposed of to
ilw If not before adjourn*
■t today.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.—
Although the Senate and House
continued their sessions today
all government departments
were closed to commemorate the
birth of George Waahlngton
nd Coolldge tonight will pay
rlbuto in an addresi to be
broadcaated by radio. The ad
dress will be delivered from the
White House study at 10 p. m„
Eastern standard time and be
broadcasted from stations at
Washington and New York.
SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS
N U M B E R 281
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DAUGHERTYM G
OTOHi
^ ^ ■ E R
.VCT- V
N
O
WCAPTURED
f
FEAR MCDOWEL
NOW REPENTENT
MAY TRY SUICIDE
A bo Many Other Leading
Rebel Generab Taken at
Colima, but Prediction b
A ssault will be Launched
by R ebeb A gainst Mexico
City Before the End of
the Present Week.
VANDERUP SAYS
$600,000 L IB E L
SUIT IS WELCOME
<R» T V ,
Attorney General Says th at
If Senate has Already Con*
victed Without H earin g.lt
Is th e Only Thing to Do—*
Challenge Issued After Dis
closure that Oil Committee
Is Probing Report.
nr Tfce .(.M rlitrS Prraa.
MEXICO CITY, Feb. 22-G ener
Declares It Provide* the Desired
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 2 al Salvador Alvarado, one o'f theOpportunity for .Making PubChairman Adam* of the He- .
principal rebel, leadars In, the west
lie Some of the Newa that
publican National Committee
has been captured a t Colima, ac
Papers
Thought
Unlit
to
declared today the demand for
cording to a . report given out by
Print.
the retirement of Daugherty
tho W ar'D epehfhfnt. The’ prison
without thorough investigation
er was taken to Crispiano Anzaido.
tip T he A n w U l t i l P r r a a )
appeared t him "absurd.” The
Youth Who Killed Parenta and He wan formerly Governor (ft Yu
NEW YORK. Feb. 22.—Frank A.
chairman and other official*
Two 8istera Now Horrifled at
catan and later Secretary of the
Vnnderlip, retired banket. in a
of the National Committco
Crime, but Unafraid—Does
Treasury under- the provisional
reply Thursduy to the $300,000
Not Want to be Ques
hare adriiied Cooiidge that
presidency of Adolfo da:la Huerta
libel suit filed against him yester
they believe Daugherty should
tioned Yet.
and was a candidate for president
day
by'
the
owners
of
the
Marion
You recall the recent resignation of Secretary <JL Navy Edwin Denby? It was brought to ybu in t^tar, declared he welcomed the suit
have a hearing before any ac
when the revolution broke out in
( B r Tfcr A s a o c la t M P r e s s )
tion in taken.
December. Other leaders includ this way: Dcnby called Washington newspaper men Into his office nnd rend them his resignation, ns i nd expressed the hope thnt it
photograph shows. Then this handful of men scattered nnd zip! the word was dashed around the
CLEARWATER, Feb. 22.—
ing General Ramirez Garrido were the
would
be
tho
forerunner
of
"court
globe.
Frank McDowell, confessed
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22 . —
also captured.
•
proceeding* that would make pub
slayer of his father, mother
lic
some
of
tha
now*
that
tho
greut
Daugherty's
refusal to retire from
and two sisters, appeared on
FRONTERA7 TABASCO. Feb.
newspaper* did not see fit to office under fire led to un open
the
verge
of
collapse
in
his
cell
print."
isHINGTON.
Feb. 22. —
22—Prediction that by the end of
in Pinellas county Jail Fri
"I nm prepared to spend quite as disagreement among Republican'
crats jammed on the brakes
the present week a combined as
day. He tried to discuss his
much
as has bee- inked for in party chiefs Friday us the sciuito
two double murders but said
revision of the revenue bill
sault on Mexico City would be
these con it proceedings in an ef prepared to drive home nn attack
his
mind
was
"so
hazy”
:ie
day, after joining Republican
launched by revolutionary forces
fort i«. looki put.dc en s new.'*," the upon him. Republican lender* of
could not concentrate. “I am
ents in gaining some amendstatement said, milling that "tin. o the senate who believe he should .
now
being mobilized in the vicin
trying to forget the awful
is nothing this country needs so
and refusing to aupport an
ity of the capita! was made last Slayer of Girl Whose Body Was
things,** he said. "But I can
much
nt the rnomont us some court get out at once, agreed definitely
Over
200
guests
enjoyed
the
Allducts’
dinner
at
Commodore
Hotel
dment offered by this group
not. Everything my mind turns
night by Otilio Gonzales, director
Found on Shores of Lake Is
proceedings
initiated by grand to place at the head of a eommitFlorida
products’
dinner
given
ul
tonight
with
U.
S.
Senator
Park
to recalls the horrible things I
sing n tax on undistributed
of publicity, of the de la Huerta
Thought Located In Large
the Commodore Hotel in Now York Trammell an chairman. Other dis Juries and pressed by incorruptible mlttee which is to investignet his
have
done."
Southern City.
of corporations.
movement, who also made public
City Thursday night compliment tinguished guests and speakers i rosccuting attorneys."
official acts, Senator Brookhart of
Ills Statement
ary to the pres* of that city. Act were Baron Collier of Collier coun
|opposlng this amendment,
rpporth
of
battlea
in
which
tho
fodST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 22.—
■ r T V , A -.m -tat-il Preaa)
Iowa, one of the insurgents who
The statement continued:
entative G arrett of Tennes- No verification had been obtained crala wero sai dto have suatained ORLANDO, Feb. 22—A man be ing as .chairman of the occasion ty, Fla.; Karl Lehmann of Or "Twenty-two
have
repeatedly attacked the at- '
months
ago,
in
was
United
States
Senator
Park
lando; Forreat Luke, mayor of
Garner of Texan, the Dem- Thursday night of ■* report that heavy losses.
.
lieved by authorities to be* tho Trammell of Florida.
Sanford; John Ringling of Sara April, 11*22, the senate, by ununitn- tomey general.
Icnders in the tax fight, Frank McDowell, confessed slayer
Johnson
A small force under Generals murderer of Marion
According to a wire received by sota; Mayor E. G. Duckworth of ous resolution, called for the facts
Walsh, Democrat, of Montana,,
it was “unsound" and of his parents and sisters had ad Salvador Alvarado and Crispiniano whose skeleton was found Wednes The Herald curly Friday morning Orlhnda; L. B. Hodges of Tnlluhus- in the Teapot Dome leases. Thnt a leading figure in the Senate oil ..
resolution
wns
so
framed
that
tho
mitted
he
planned
to
do
nwny
with
Ansaldo,
defending
the
passes
of
from-it.
W.
Pearmun,
Jr.,
the
din
wo; Representative M. D. • Car
investigation returned unexpected- .
their party th a t it must
Mary Blrdsey of Savannah, Ga., n Ocotlan and Poncitlan wrecked day on the shore of a laku within ner wn.< a huge success and one michael of Puunt Beach County; red flag of suspicion wns ran up. ly to Washington Friday front
change the bill, already friend of his boyhood.
the
city
Imits
has
been
located
in
For weeks no answer ut nil was re North Carolina where it is under
havoc on a body of 12,000 federal
which received* much praise from William II. Rankin of New York.
sg the Democratic incomo
Newspapermen wore permitted troopa attempting to n o te to sup a large southern city and hla a r New Yorkers attending. • Follow
"Where advertising Is lending ceived and none was pressed for stood he had gonu for a vacation
chedules, that ground would to interview the young man in thu port the Ohregonists' flank on tne rest will be made within 4ft hours,, ing U the wire sent'by Mr. Pear- us," wus the topic ot the speech by nnd thereafter until quite recently and expected to be absent until
Pinellas county jail in Clearwater, western front, it v ru reported. ; eaptsifk of Detectives McMahon an men:.
.
•
for a presidential veto.
Mr. William R. Rankin, president the search for the facts was made Sunday or Monday. Whether tho
but Frank begged them not to
“Dinner was wonderful succe-ts: ot the Rankin Advertising Agency, vithout vigor. What were the Senator’* return forecasts nny Ini- .
The main body of Obregonista
Overrule Decision
| coaiition Just previously had question him and asked them to forces which began the advance on nounced today. Following a long Pnrk Trammel, at Mayor Forrest nt the dinner of the Florida "boost- newspaper* doing for 22 months? portant turn in the inquiry rentnln- .
‘ ‘ a decision of the chair stay away until tomorrow morning. Guadlajara, cut off from their base distanca telephone conversation laiko's suggestion, gave a touat to its " last night. Mr. Rankin ex Whut was Senator Walsh? It ed undisclosed. Upon his return
Ithe amendment was not in The young man finally showed of operations, has c hanged its with the chief of police of the city tho .press of Ned York. Mayor ______
pressed.___
the________
idea thut if _
the ____
udver- looks us if somebody had been he got in touch with other mem
route, it was reported.
Lake
ulso
niude
a
forceful
address.!
Using
were
doriu
in
the
right
wuy asleep nt the switch—or, perhaps bers of the committee nnd said he
|by a vote of 144 to 150the name of which was not an
r ,hc
Principal speukets ut the dinner i nnd tha right spirit it wuz lending nsphyxiuted at the switch. At would havo no statement to make
General Escobar, who waa cut nounced.
debate on the amendment
least, no court proceedings have until he had familiarized himself
Closely Watched
were: Acting .Mayor Kelly with nn I uu to Florida.
• *
oiT for four days in the mountains
ng three hours, little pra
yet resulted from the Teqpot Dome with the latest developments.
Frank was watched closely in hia after attacking La Serranlo, - Is ORLANDO, Feb. 22—rolico hero
na made with the bill today,
of Wlcome; Cleveland l
, l W Oranges Distributed
'p Chairman Graen of tho cell at the Clearwater Jail because
iVTXday "hlffhY WUr-iiefY to thrtfl
* # * * r e u t « * ^ r a WjUg w d uLiUe situation.
"Ndi* have there been, so far n*
Thursday was
free
. . SamrnU,
____ exhibition
. ........ .............
..... tho
...._
_
ind means committee, in pf the belief of fcSt. Petersburg M S ' H H B W i f e original.........................
belief that the parts of a BfolHtlyh’ EffL . WuTti'h
WASHINGTON. Feb. ^ . - A t
fof the measure, predicted police thgt he intended to do away there l» a growing sentiment in human skeleton found near lake Associate editor of the New Yor* | distribution of Florida oranges und I am aware, nny court proceedings torney General Daugherty turned
...
‘ vote on passage would be with himself as a sequel to the federal quarters that the over Ivanhoe Wednesday morning may Times; G. S. Walsh of the Tribune grapefruit by the Florida Citrus initiated ns u result of the crim on his assailants
Thursday with n
,m" mismanagement of the vet- i threat to take to the countrviii*
by naxt Tuesday. An xlMth' by Cremation of his sisters, throw of President Obregon is im be instrumental in solving the John Ringling. Walter Rankin ! Exchange, and Orange and Sara- inal
one
year
ago
in
Decatur,
Ga.,
and
minent.
president
of
largest
advertising
sotu counties. A lurge
__ quantity
.
. iemt)?* bureau. The wholesale di.t- fight to retain his place in the
3t was reached betwdbn
mystery of the disappearance more
- given
•
honesty there is not n matter of | (.r.hinnt
General Estrada Dicgucs and than a year ago of Marian John ngcncy in the country. Speakeri of Snnlord celery wns also
cabinet.
Representative Garner the slaying by shooting of his par
other rebel leaders have been or son, young Orlando girl. The only from Florida included Mayor Lake, lo visitors from the Seminole coum rumor; it is n m at.er of official
i vote would be taken before ents Tuesday night.
If the senate, he said, already
Tho bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Mc dered to change thir has of oper deviation from the first theory ns Knrl Lehmann of Orlnndo, Pari; t>" booth. Among the show’s vis record in the committee proceed had convicted him without hearing
hte. Consideration of thu
ings
and
the
proceedings
of
con*
Dowell
tonight
were
en
route
to
ations with u view to constantly to the identity of the bones nnd Trammell und Mayor Duckworth it o r today was Senator Pnrk
will continue today al
und on "inidnuation* und fulscAcworth, Ga., their former home, advancing on Mexico City along crushed skull found buried in the of Orlando, L. H. Hedges of Talla Trammell of Florida, who eame gross und Mr. Forties nnd bis Jiood,” nothing remained for him
ia legal holiday.
where double funeral services will the railway to Tluca and t con sand came early Inst night, when hassee, Barren Collier and others.’ here from Washington to attend friends havo ns yet encountered no hut to pleud his cause before tho
New Compromise
Mr. Pearmun ulso declared thnt the Floridu products’ dinner lnyt court proceedings.
bar of public opinion.
r compromise on the incomo be held. G. A. McDowell, a solidate with other rebel detach police files disclosed the fact that
Like Faucet to I.enky Barrel
hedules developed in nego- brother of Jacksonville, accom ments in the state of Mexico.
The attorney general’s challenge
a 14 year old boy had come to Or the newspapers of Philadelphia, n’ght.
“Congress
today
is
spending
its
Trammell Says Best Yet
,
Tho revolutionists advance, the lando during the latter part of No Boston, Brooklyn nnd all of tho
during the day between panied the bodies. Re was the only
wus issued after it had been dis
“H is the bes texhibition of a time solemnly nnd partisanly de closed that thu oil committee wm*
can organization leaders relntirc to reach St. Petersburg. headquarters declare, has resulted vember, li)23, in a search for his local papers laid representatives
Trial Seems Certain
in a “frantic effort on the part of sister. The girl, according to his present at the dinner. Officials state’s resources that I huve cvjr bating an income tux measure. It investigating a report thut he had
t determined io upset the
is like discussing the size of a dealt In Sinclair oil stock.
That Frank will be brought to the federals to check the various story to the local authorities, had . from the
Stic rates when the bill is
l.Me advertising
“dverltsing ngencics,
agencies nnd witnessed,” the Floridu senator faucet
you would put in n burred
said
after
he
saw
tile
muny
dis
men
isengc, and «omo of the 17 trial in the Pinellas circuit court columns threatening their advan come here from her homo in GeorThis report, brought to Washing
Hn_'! othcr |,rominent
plays from his home state. "This leaking between hul* the staves, ton by a special investigator, not
mis who supported tho for thu slaying of his parents tageous positions.”
gia some time before, but had dis were present.
seemed unquestioned tonight, al
The nova Inienu caused much cvposition will undoubtedly lie of it wo can have honest administra only Has been laid before the com
Claim Revolt Stamped Out
rlncoine tax amendment,
appeared, leaving no trace as to
favorable comment. In a dispatch great benefit to Florida and should tion of the taxes thnt are collected, mittee, but ulso has been called to
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 22—The her whereabouts.
esentutive Longworth, the though Decatur, Go., authorities
the rate of income tax will take the attention of President C-ndidge
Van leader, -aid ho would anticipated the youth’s confine revolution in Mexico has virtually
Police discarded the theory that received from the Associated i’re*s give the people of New York u
of itself.
by Chairman I.cnroot and other ad
liing to cut thrf normal rate ment in an insane asylum by writ been stamped out, according to the skeleton might have been thnt from, New York, the dinner wns more true conception of what our care
All “If this country were invaded by ministration lenders in the senate.
ernes below $1,000 from ,'t ing to ask that he be held, in such statements made ut the war de of the latter girl when an inspec desribed aa most unique and one slate has and offers them."
an
alien
foe
and
I
were
a
young
Hoys Rights Denied
#t us recommended by Sec- an event, for the murder of his partment today. It was asserted tion of the bones showed thut they which Floridu men put on with , New York public school children man, I believe, I would offer my
that tho federals, now having no were those of a girl of slight stut- groat success. The dispatch stated: I have been invited to attend the exIn his public statement, which
1Mellon, to 2 per cent if the sitters.
“I am horrified at what I have impe-rtant enemy forces tj fight, ure, and from 1ft o 20 years old.
Two hundred guests of the Flor- hibition Friday as John Ringling's self for its defense. It has been a t took the form of an open letter to
| cent normal tax on income:*
tacked by something more danger Senator Pepper. Rep., Pennsyl
that amount, tho treasury dene, but 1 am not afraid," Frr.nk will be engaged hereafter in the The missing Gcorgin girl was de ida counties enjoyed n Floridu pro- guestf.
ous
than a military invasion by u vania, Mr. Daugherty made no spe
told
newspapermen
before
pleudwork
of
exterminating
guerillas
el, were retained. The comscribed as being older, and larger.
foreign
foe. Coirruption has a t
ing
with
them
to
allow
him
to
rest.
mention of the reported oil
who are marauding in several
ulso includes the recent
tacked the government nt its heart. cific
stock transactions or of uny of the
[of organization Republicans He said his mind was bo confused states.
I
believe
I
hiu
u
patriotic
citizen
individual ehurges made publicly
With the occupation of Morelia,
1the maximum surtax from that he could not think clenrlv and
nnd I propose to otfer the sumo against him. Instead he declared in
per cent rate proposed by assured the visitors that he hoped Patsecuro and Uruapan, it was
service in fighting thto danger that
Won to 37 H per cent. Such to be able to puli himself together added, the state of Mienuocan has
a young man should offer in fight general terms that some senator,
been practically pacified The reb
id e a a t M e e tin g
i y : n t p r V U i t n r s ing a military invasion. I am were denying him constitutional
Jdule, Mr. Longworth said, after a night’s sleep.
els thero are withdrawing Into
!be acceptable to several of
11
A
k i t
■■
i 1 U
n l l l l v l
I I M l t l l 2S really enlisted in this matter be privileges which are accorded "the
Hrw T
T hh r ANUttrinlrtl
I'rrM.
basest criminal."
Gucrrerro and Julisco. ’in j re..c«
■argents.
Coolidge
Nominates
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Feb. 22 Discussion ns to what should be cause of profound conviction.
"Is the preservation of Ihe or
general, Manuel Dieguez, is said
'otc on Garner 1‘Ian
I l l y T h r A u u r l a l r t l 1‘r r a a )
—The state Democratic executive
derly processes of the iuw and tho
(vote on the Garner plan wus Charles B. Warren To to have completely vanished with
BERLIN, Feb. 22.—Count von committee* in session today decld- ,the 0^ Uve of th® Sanford Chain Pioneer Resident Of preservation of the constitutional
all his forces, ami the federal gen1 190, with 11 Republicans
■A majority must be gained Be Envoy To Mexico oral, Escobar, is chasin'; Enrique Bernstorff, former Gcrniun ambas ed against the movement to hojd1bcr ° f Commerce for the next few Sanford Dies At Home rights of no importance?" h»*
Placc ,nt ‘hc weekly
tasked. ‘'Shall reputations be do
Estrada.
sador to the* United States, has a state conveHtion. The committee 'luncheon lo"k.
vral parliamentary votes by
rriday at the Valdez
ordered
Usual
state
officers
names
(
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l
r
T
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r
A
a
i
w
l
l
f
r
i
l
P
f
M
i
l
A f f p r A I a n o r Illn P U C Mroyed nnd public officials drive
General Suivador Alvarado, and railed his voice as one of the few
^publicuns to niaku possible
Hotel.
Although
there
were
but
/V ile r
L O II k I l l n e s s from office by clamor, insinuation
on the ballot ns well ns names of
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22—An Colonel Cristiano Anzaido nnd
frrthrow of the Garner rate*
drfenders in Germany of the late presidential aspirants. There were few membra print, it was nn in
m il falsehood ?"
|the bill comes up for final other step in the full resumotion their rebel forces have evacuated
teresting meeting und the discus W. W .' Long, 72, pioneer resi
The letter was w .tto n to Son
of diplomatic relations with Mex Ciudad Guzman, withdrawing to Woodrow Wilson, in the weekly 39 present. An assessment of one- sion
was entered into heartily. A. dent nnd business man died at his fltor
Deutsche Einheit *on Bernstorff half per cent wns made an candi
Pepper in response to a note
mendment proposed by Rep- ico was taken Thursday when Coliinu und according to official defends
P.
Connelly,
vice-president
of
the
home in this city ut 2:30 o’clock which the senator sent him late
Wilson against almost dates. Among those present were
tive Moore, Dem., Virginia, President Cooiidge transmitted to sources, the occupation f Ciudad universalMr.
charge* by the Germans' John Murtin, Frank Jennings, organization, presided in the ab this morning after u lingering ill yesterday after ho and Senator
«■ a tax of 100 per cent on the senate the nomination of Char Guzman is exported shrtly. The of a betrayal
of I'resident Edward Hig ness. Mr. Long wns one of San Lodge of Massachusetts, Iho Ri
of Germany, and also Spencer, Wiliam Jennings Bryan, sence
les
B.
Warren
of
Detroit,
to
be
rebels
arc
sind
to
lack
ammuni
unts in excess of $5,000
gins.
ford’s oldest residents qoming publican leader, and urged u|«m
calls
the
German
public’s
attention
J.
J.
Dickinson,
Mrs.
Corbett,
Murtion.
ambassador
nt
Mexico
City.
Prested or subscribed by an inConnelly...stated
here 30 years ago. For more than President Cooiidge the retirement '•
to the untruth of the generally a c -1 phy nnd AppWyurd. However no! Mr. VuT/'V/
. that he beam pi
*1 to campaign
funds in elec- ident Obregon, in turn is expected
for 20 years hu conducted a business of Mr. Daugherty.
cepted statement that Germany J candidate uddressed the meeting.:
* t _u.nrt P0?
for
to name aoon an ambassador to
a president,
dent, vice-president,
v
on First Street nnd made a host of
in
world
war
‘
An
adjournment was taken until I pan*°™ *°.
catering
to
tourlaid
down
arms
the
The attorney general wrote that
represent
the
Mexican
government
<>r representative,
-cpresei
wen
friends und acquaintances who will lie noted "with amazement jour
through belief in president Wil 3 o'clock. .ScMlo Maine, r.p rc ;
_
•
[out of order. Representative in Washington.
mourn his passing. c*H is survived suggestion that my interests art*
son’s “ 14 points.”
sen ted Seminole county.
The selection of nn ambassador
( I l f T fcr A u w U l r S P r e u l
Rep., Illinois, presiding
terested in Sanford, he declared, by two children Miss Bessie Long not to be decided on the basis o<
‘‘This
is
u
falsification
of
history
for
the
post
which
has
bean
of
Charles
B.
Warren
of
Detroic
ftdt'clurcd it was in effect "n
nnd northern visitors urged to of this city and II. Long of Jack •justice or injustice,* even though
us every one know* who wns pres
DEBATERS ARK CHOSEN
practice act," nnd there- ficially vacant for more than five was nominated to be nmbassador ent at the negotiations,” says von
make their winter home in the sonville, both of whom were nt his i i.v honor, reputation and all thut
°t germane to a revenue bill. years is regarded here as a further tu Mexico.
"Celery
City."
bedside when tho end cume.
urms
because
army
hcadqunrtcrs
I hold dear in this world nro at
GAINESVILLE, Feb. 22.—Tho
Indication of the desire of tha
The gunboat Tulsu wns order
Amendment Adopted
No city in the state has nny
Funeral services will bo held at stoke."
Bernstorff. "We laid down our debating team and alternates to
Washington
government
to
do
ed
to
Tuxpani
as
a
protection
to
amendment proposed by
more
natural
advantages
to
offer
the residence, 410 Ouk Avenue at
urgently asked it to avoid rata stro represent the University of Florida
Quotes Pepper
Green and supported by what it can to aid Mexico in tak Americans there.
phe and only then we called for in the debate against Louisiana than Sanford, Mr. Conne'ly stated. 10 o’clock Saturday morning, Dr.
Quoting
Senator Pepper that Mr.
ing
its
place
among
nations
hav
Lusitania
awards
to
Americans
entntives Garner and OldPresident Wilson’s help in connec State University, to be held here He pointed out the need for ample W. J. Carpenter officiating and be Daugherty "is on the wrung sidu
10*11., Arkansas, members of ing stable and responsible govern aggregating $1,000,000 were hand- tion with his 14 points.
hotel
uCcomodatinns
nnd
for
more
ing assisted by Dr. Ed Brownlee.
Apr. 7, have been chosen.
uu issue in the mind of thu pub
r*fs ami means committee, ments. Since the Obregon govern mi down by the mixed claims com
npnrtment houses. The Chamber Interment will be madu in the lo cf
lic,”
the letter said that apparent
‘famed the bill, proposing to ment was recognized by the Unit mission.
of Commerce, he further stated, cal cemetery.
ly
thnt
statement referred to the
ed
States
last
summer,
a
charge
A
house
elections
committee
'Profits on stocks redeemed
should begin now to map out n
charge made in tho senate Tuesday
“rations in liquidation pro- d’affaires has reiVesentcd the recommended th# unseating of
program whereby people can be
Ly Senator Wheeler, Dem., Mon
Hollywood Opens
i fubject to regular income Washington government at Mexico Representative Sol Bloom, Dein.,
brought here.
tuna.
New
York.
City.
atner than to the 12V4 per
Others speaking on the subject
“You have then concluded," Mr.
Office
in
Sanford
Congressional
lenders
began
pre
[(■Pita! assets
tax, was
were: E. A. Douglass, T. M. Bled
Duugherty wrote, "that 1 am m*
parations for a complete examina
soe
und
Fred
It.
Wilson.
Mere
dis
Woman talks Jury Out tion of Northern Pucific railroad
II* T h e S t a n f l a l n l P r e s s .
Hollywood-by-the-Scu is open the WTong side of nn issue without
Green argued the
and suspected bootleggers en cussion. followed on the proposed
hearing, without evidence ami a c
land
grants.
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
22.—In
1
C
*
U,n~
Of A Fair Decision A house resolution appropriat creased hope concerning the condi gaged in u gun battle less than bond issue to pave county ruuds. ing u branch office in Sanford to cepted
fe^ary to close a
us final the baseless, scan
three blocks from the cnpitol. Rep
■y largo amounts oT^such
Mr.
Connelly
reud
a
communi
ing $100,000 for the oil lease case* tion of Senator Frank L. Greene resentative Foster, Republican, cation from the Pensacoin Cham day, space having. been leased at dalous and defamatory charges of
would escape the surtax*
(I lf T h e . t H M l a l n l I’rrw )
of Vermont wus reflected in n phy Ohio, introduced a resolution in ber of Commerce stating that a the Landers Drug Store. An of my political adversaries. • • • j
PADUCAH, Ky„ Feb. 22.-T h ct was passed by the se.iate.
*«tcd the present law wus
sicians’ bulletin issued late Thurs the house Thursday to make it a nurty of 50 of its members heuded fice is being fitted up and will bo will never be a purty to mu-L a
Attorney
General
Daugherty
in
to so read. The section a woman defendant talked so much
after an examination of the felony for bootleggers to possess by the Muyor of Pensacola, will in charge of Mrs. J. D. Calder, lo program."
had been revised in com- the jury hearing the case was un a letter to Senator Pepper, Rep.. day
Senator Pepper said in u state
and firearms or other deadly make a tour of the Htnte soon und cal manager. Mrs. Calder has just ment
able to think is the allegation upon Pennsylvania, vigorously assailed patient.
lust night that he had sen,
hi.critics.
"Senator
Greene
has
been
rest-'
weapon.
desired to know whether Sanford
iVr°i!s unMsndmcnU were of- which the counsel for mu piam
It was revealed that me senate ing tjuietly during the day and his
That the "responsibility for such would like to-huve It visit this returued from . Hollywood whero his note to the attorney general
[“> the section providing es- in a recent case here sought u new
arrangements were completed for after he left tho White House be
of corporations. Language trial today. Mrs. Josephine Woeltx oil committee is investigating re- condition seemed improved," the conduct” by prohibition ugents city.that Attorney
General bulletin said.
the upening of the Sanford branch. cause it had occurred to him thnt
should be "fixed on Prohibition
Paragraph granting exemp worth was defendant in the suit irts
Although a right-side paralysis Commissioner Haynes himself” was
There is mi increasing interest in
li Iar"iers and other mutual brought by a bank for the collec augherty had bought and sold
EDISON
VISITS
FLORIDA
now exists, it* was learned, the doc declared in a .statement issued
Hollywood being shown through I-crimps in performing an "un
Lto*ura nee companies was tion of u note which she U al Sinclair oil.
Senator
sexvamining
the
ballots
tors
hope
this
will
clear
up
if
the
(
H
r
T
h
e
A
x
.
o
r
l
n
t
r
d
I
’
rraa)
out
the country ami Mrs. Calder fortunate duty” hu hud been "in
leged
to
have
signed
ns
suretv.
Thursday
by
a
I
tody
describing
it
to riuko these companies
WEST ORANGE. Feb. 22.—Edi reports n large number of inquir tho position of saying something
under u strict interpreta- Mrs. Wurth won the jury verdict. in the Mayfield election contest Vermont senator recovers. !iis tent self as the joint legislative com
. .e l°w which hod been held In filing motion for a new trial said many ballots were being chal pernture late Thursday was nor mittee of the American Federation son will leave here .Monday for his ies regarding the east count city. uhout a man behind his back." Ho
mal and he had taken nourish of Labor, ,the National
* instnnces to exclude some the plaintiffs counsel set forth that lenged on both sides.
, Association onrual two-months’ slay at his Arrangements may bo made at the adde dthut he did not rcgrvt his
The house Irrigation committee ment.
. a«mP*niea- This amendment the defendant "tnlkod to the jury
against
the
prohibition
southern home in Fort Myers. He Sanford branch office for a trip communication as requiring u
As a direct outgrowth of the ment, the Contstitutional Liberty . . . .
, , ,
‘ • *, o Hollywood by anyone interested.
Loirer«-d by Representative to such an extent that an intelli voted to call witnesses to testify
Kop., Iowa, and adopted gent consideration of tho case on power company opposition to shooting of Senator Greene last League V»f Mussachuetts, and the,'*1** be accompanied by Mrs. Edi- The new office ia located at 224 E. reply and he refused to comment
the Boulder dam project.
Friday night when revenue agenta Modcrution League.
>»or. und several relatives.
First Street,
»» voca vote.
could not be had."
on Mr. Daugherty’s letter.
Jr%T
:•.
!'jt*
MURDERER O F All-Florida Products Dinner Given At
ORLANDO G I R L The Commodore Hotel In New York City
N O W LOCATED On Friday Proves To Be a Big Success
!Connelly Declares
Von Bernstorff Has Stote.pnnnuttee
ila T M e e tin J C ity Should Cater
Only Praise for The
Deeds of Mr. Wilson
Washington News
Hope For The Recovery of Senator ^
Greene Increases After Operation
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__________ THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1124
■
A S PRESIDENT
Ni
B atin ea C lrh o f CarroU C la b
,
Substitute fo r Palm Beach'
Judgment of the Criminal Court
ol Record of Duval Is Affirmed
Ain on jr Other Cases
Dses Not Believe Present Ao.plelm i for International Confer
.
eace on Umitation of
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—WoodArmaments
row Wilson would have resigned
?>
-------the presidency of the Unitad S ibUm
n r The A uw htfS Prraa.
in 11)14 if congress had refused to
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—Sec . icpcal the Panama Canal tolls.
retary Hughes in a letter to Rep ! ‘ he foregoing assertion, ns nn
resentative Fish, Republican, New illustration of the unr-timo Presi
York, made public Monday, decourage, wan made by Jos
ejffed he did not consider it fea dent’s
eph
P.
hi‘» former no-ro
sible at the present time to call an tary, in Tumulty,
a letter to Herbert F. Gunr.i'on. of The Breoalyn hagie,
which became' nvaiuiblu Saturday.
“What 1 sought to emphasize in
my little talk with you n week a g i
were some of the outstanding char
acteristics of the limn, his pnticnce.
his courage and hi* sense of ju s
tice,” Mr. Tumulty wrote. "I re
call ninny inr.tance-j of how that
sense of courage manifested itself
and how it flnshod when anyone
sought to advocate expediency ns
the basis of his official action.
“And what shall we sny of the
Secretary Hughes recalled the
recent New York speech of tho
H
president In which Mr. Coolidge
•, declared that “while the present
ii,'. V®1® “,°c* »«t appear propitious
r f?r ® ‘urtSur
“ t limitation,
,* should a European Settlement he
accomplished something might be partisan, nnd arguments whom
,
hoped for in that direction.” and value
not recognize nt th:*
i.\ f" at 'ho United States was ready time. heIncould
this mutter ho stood
, „ whenever there appears to bo solemnly for
plighted word of
, reasonable prospect of iigreement,” America end the
was not utraid, be
to join with the other great pow- cause of antagonisms
that were
•ra in a limitation of competitive
,*armament*. He then took up the , created, to do his duty and risk
i.is political future, if necessary,
^.Various points raised in Mr. Fish’s to
right n great wrong.
. f resolution.
Held Our Agreements Sacred
v "5° ^ur HB bght cruisers, sub•. marines nnd aircraft are concern “Discussing the matter with me,
: *«!,” said the secretary of state’s he said: ’How can I expect to hold
- ’letter, “the position of this govern tiu> friendship of the world, es
ment is the same ns that taken ut pecially that of England, France
. the Washington conference, aiu*, and Japnn, if I were to treat agree
the difficulties in reaching an ments not ns inviolable contracts
as mere matters of con
j,
agreement have not yet been re but
moved. So far as aircraft may be venience"’’
•concerned, it may be noticed that
• the Washington conference enTALLAHASSEE. Feb. 22.—Pre-countered n nerious obstacle in the
Tact that it appeared to be ex bminarie* for mass athletics will
tremely difficult if not impossible, begin nt Floridn State College for
to effect a limitation of military Wome*». h**re, next Saturday, Feb.
• aircrc.it without limiting cummer- 23, and will continue every Satur
day and Monday fro cl that time nt
cial aircraft.
stated intervals until Field Day.
Governor Ilnrdee has been in
vited to lake part in the celebration
on Feb. 22 incident to the dedica
tion of the Eustis public library, an
event which is planned to eclipse
any celebration of the sort yet
staged in this section. An elaborate
program has been arranged which
will include tile landing of King
Lemon and his bride, Queen Orange
in an impressive manner. The
royal couple will be honored by a
brilliant bull as the closing feature
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Feb. 21.
Florida is falling short each year
by several hundred in the number
bf teachers necessary to sunply
vacancies and new nositions crea
ted in the state’s schools. This is
jndiented by the employment of
teachers from other stutes whose
applications are constantly being
received by the state superinten
dent of education.
Eight hundred nnd sixty-six ap
plications have been received since
July 1, Inst year,
. .... for certificates 1
.to . tcuch
, , in Florida
---- -— These cam e,
l ' only from
; .....................
not
graduates. of in.ititu-1
tlons
of
higher
learning i.,
Hons
in ]Florida, I
but from colleges ami univ ersitics
throughout the
country
and
Canada.
Such applicants must not only
Qualify educationlaly, but before
certificates are issued to them they i
are required to present satisfac-1
tory proof of good health.
. In addition to the applicants for
graduate certificates, several hun•dred teachers are added each year J
L . f , ‘caching personnel of the
held tlisui cmf emf emfwy cmfwy
•tales school, by the exnmina-i
lions hel dthroughout the state,
the Lite*1 on Felirury 7-8. Some,
fifteen htinflriMl took the examina- I
fin
timi‘of a",,
60 In
and/ cnthat
«.0 per cent
them betweei
will he
awarded teachers’ certificates of
various grades, it is stated bv
atnto officials. All counties have
been heard from, and the grading
f!’r
"f them nlr :.il> .1!" ‘cun completed, and
c .her the certificates have been ,
mailed or notice of failure sent to
the examinees. Officials of the
department of public instruction
hoped to have half of the counties ,
Completed by the end of this week.
Collier county was tile only one
that did not have the examinn- 1
tions.
(
SUPREI
GIVES
8ANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1924
W IN A PRIZE
MENU WANTED^
r el Ipcs .
j
WINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS
can be assured of winter edits
by helping out the hens'' ‘/train
ratiorv,
'rjin ratiorv
with the ri£ht
hi/th - i£ht amount of a hiih
oA like
lik.-*
^v
protein feed
1
.SUNSHINE
V, EGGANDDEVELOPINGMASH
seed and the rapid growth of such '
crop* as wore above ground. It
y a s generally favorable, however,
for iarm work, and plowing for
corn, cotton, cane and other staple
crons was well advanced over all
divisions. A consiuernbio acreage
Planted to corn in the central
division, and corn planting will be
come quite general -/ithin the next
fow days over much of the central
nnd northern counties. The ship
ping of cabbage, strawberries,
tomatoes from the south, lettuce
an dottier truck continued. Potatoes
were slightly damaged by frost in
northern localities during the
forepart of the week, and truck
»n tho central and touth suffered
to some extent. Bright tobacco
plants in seed beds are doing well
In Madison, Gadsden and adjacent
jounties. Oats, rangjs and grasses
Hollywood- By-Sea
P l a n s Extensive
Building Program
IIOLLYWOOD-BY-TIIE-SEA,
Feb. 22.—An extensive btiilding
program for HuIlywood-by-the-Sea
for this year is announced by Josh W. Young, president of the
illywood Land and Water Com
pany.
One of the features of this will
be the building of 100 modern
home* of Spanish type by the
Hollywood Company. These homes
S
• IP HE Florida coat coast may
' have It* attractions for so
ciety misses and matrons
when tho snow flurries In the
North, but the business and pro
fessional young women of the Car
roll Club of New York, whose
work keeps them at their desks,
have found that their swimming
oloa F. Uraily, prominent New
York poclcty leader, for bus
iness girls whose limited In
come* denied them tho opportunity
of Joining one of tho expensive wo
men’* social clubs of tho city. In
dedicating tho club to tho memory
of her mother. Mrs. Mary Cfirroll
Oarvnn. Mrs. Ilraily provided for
certain definite cultural and ed
ucational alms In the charter of the
Carroll Club, as well as for tho
usu\, social and recreative udvan'OJKe-S .
wf j
ous hoars In their down town of
fices, to enjoy tho quiet of tho
lounge or reading room, tho sooth
ing effect of tho swimming pool,
thu excitement of basketball or
gymnasium, or tho diversion of
inah-Jong and bridge.
Tho swimming pool Is ono of tho
most popular of tho club’s attrac
tions.
Surrounded with tall
French mirrors and brimming with
clear, almost sparkling, bluu water
from tho Croton lakes. It Is con
sidered ono of Now York’s most
beautiful pool*. Tho Carroll girls
take to It llko ducks and ns an
Indication of their keenesa for
water they aro rapidly developing
an excellent swimming team.
In other fields formerly occupied
exclusively by tho opposlto sox, tho
Carroll glrla are showing aptitudo
and ability.
They have already
produced ono of tho best feminine
basketball teams In Now York, they
have a number of stellar perform
ers In handball, tennis, squash and
golf, a flratTato ’hockey* team and
a crack indoor baseball
-
THAT CHARM MADAME
tad her condition was much
better.
“We have lived here,
near Jennings, lor 26 years,
and now we have our own
home in town I have had
to work pretty hard, as this
country .Wasn't built up, and
it made it hard for us.
“ I WISH I could tell weak
women of Cardui—the medi
cine that helped give me
strength (o go on and do my
work."
Take Cardui,
Gig g l y W
simplicity of tailored suit or dress—so desirable fer Sprini
the style honors with the tailored mode.
MILLINERY HAS SCORED A TRIUMPH IN HA'
FOR MATRON AND SMALL WOMEN
Groceries is Always Complete
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' huh
A GRFAT C O N V E N IE N ( i
And oh so g o o o •
George Washington
f
f
f fitlB l
;
2
M S*
A
FAMOUS AS fejsS /Z
THE FATHER
OF
o u It
C O U N T R Y S R jL -ik j S
y
as
a
8 t a u n c h
Advocate
Kg
M
s
rauai.
^
Of v p s g t J j ( !
VERACITY
%m m
ikewlsc, The A. & P. Tea Co. famous as the World’s
irgest Retail Grocers sire staunch advocates of
m sm B a m sK
COAT3 AND CAPES INDISPENSABLE
FOR A SPRING WRAP
», Whether in the North, South, East or Weft, a wrap
quite a necessity and add smartness to the out-door costume.
Capes are particularly attractive and becoming to tl
v
*: fen* nine «Kure. Roshanara, Crepe, Twills u
Novelty Fabric« rank high.
«ir»r^0|nSna,H’ r,rai,{>’t and flare models follow the unbeltl
effects in three-quarter and full length*.
Prices begin nt $12250 and go to SIOO.CO
,* ™ " ni,‘l?I> *rim and Iwyishly charming, in plain tailor*
length
,b°X
with always short or -media,
length coat and clou* fitting skirts.
silk fahriLcsarC
*1a' r Une stripes, sports weaves und fibr
*'» J5*0.00.
Silk* $11250 to $27250
%
t h e m a g ic o f s p r in g
Scrim Curtain* tiint'rt* juxt tho thing for
rtummrr draprK ur for u to where a largo num
ber of curtain* are nredrd. White, daintily
ruffled—just M do/cn uf theve to be m>IJ nt a
price for your saving.
A double cru.w barred Marquisette I'urlain—
full 2 I-1 yard* In length—Thcvc curtain* arc
ideal for the bedroom—giving (hat dainty, lacy
touch that you want there. They ar* worth
much mure than tlii.v price.
AT $1.89 THE PAIR
FILLED WITH FRUIT JAMS
STEPS INTO FOOTWEAR
WhiT.
Encore
IIrand.
• CT P,Cti°n of the Costume.
most1 riim n re liJn ’ “n,i of cour“* It is to be found hen
i and cvenimr v, " >c .ranKe of style*, for morning, afl
> ‘‘•'vr, V'ith nny co*tume, we can correttlj
v art showing style vSors or Quality for all occasions
l,c ta lf a »d White Keignskin.
r price arc moderate_
From $7.00 to $12JO.
li:oe Section—Slain Floor.
WITH
Purchase
OF
LB.
Package
Mixed
PACKAGE
3 MINUTE
^
THE TAILORED s u it
I HE FOUNDATION FOR THE SPRING WARDR0B1
Full information will be mailed you promptly on r eceipt of signed coupon
LB.
Best
Granulated
A. & P.
Culf. Sliced
No. 1 can
has mh.id 7 eraatd ,S“il w.,,rn wlth an overbloiwe or shirt
o r i K- ».Jtt s rUie' In the fashion world Ihia season.
W
D
t i fsk.rl.
i ? „,uke
a”'T Hmart
tnll«wdcostume.
effects. Dressier dlb
wornraom
over lthe
a desirable
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J U S T DISSOLVE
AND DRINK 17.
iggly
Lovely ruffled
The nenu are
there. Prettily
curtain* thu.
incc.
while curtains of fine voile.
double xtitched—no ravelling
ruffled, here are just rix doz?n
. u .t want to (hoove from at
AT $2.49 THE PAIR
EANUTBITTER, lb. 27c
ONA FLOUR
'elf-R fsin g o r P la in
he Flour of Satisfaction
Finest quality Marquinette Curtain*—while
and full 2 l-l ynrda long. Fast tied dots on
fine and sheer mercerized yarn. Edges in
double interlocked henutitching. They usual
ly sell for about one-third more.
WHY IT IS;
These Curtains were especially ordered
to fill out in the January White Sales.
They didn't arrive in time to get into
that sale—hut they were bought on a
special purchase in a quantity lot—so
we’re offering them to you at a large re
duction oir the regular price.
Sunset
Gold and
Clcarbrook
ALL II O’CLOCK SATURDAY
The sale starts nt 11 o’clock Saturday
—the time being later than usual in or
der th at our out of town customers may
he present with the first.
Seedless
They will be on display from Thursday
noon—for inspection only. No sales be
fore 11 o’clock as we wish to let you take
advantage of this offer.
It’s too big a sale for you to miss.
Fourth tloor—11 o’clock Saturday!
Dickson-Ives Co
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
Headed
And
Can
Campbell
Brand
With
Sauce
Tomato
Our Fruit Stand, Oh Boy! Red Beets, Carrots, Onions, Cabbage,
Lettuce, Celery, String Beans, Tomatoes, Rutabags, Turnips,
Greens, Potatoes, E^ppers, Apples and Bananas.
WORTH NOTING:
February Furniture Sale offering Furniture and Rugs at reductions of
AGENTS FOR SWIFT & CO. RED STEER FERTILIZERS
MADE
- ••wa aMiwMBn B H B a B m B g g p i
AT $1.59 THE PAIR
J. W. YOUNG, President
MRS. J. B. CALDEII, Local Mgr,
Valdez Hotel,
Sanford, Florida
!T IS
e n le a u
b l o u s e s in v o g u e
a c c o m p a n y t h e t w o p i e c e s u it
WATER COMPANY
Lf f ■
Old Snn/ord Fruit Store.
A Suit for all figures $10.50 to $85.00.
HOLLYWOOD LAND AND
.♦THE TROUBLE OT
COFFEE MAKING IJ^i
J. A. B A L A N I S
Our patrons have long since learned that there is a Hat f(
every type, and come to us for it. Wc ore confident of givii
them correctness and bccomingness in the Holland Hats.
Modest in color, simple In line, And sinartly trimmed, nil
them a most desirable und sought for head covering tor d
woman of conservative taste. Purple, black and navy art fai
Prices $25.00 to $100.00
HOMESEEKERS REALTY CO
<&■: '-SAVE .
Edith Allen (above) movie actress, was bitten with the prevalent
“nnmc-chnnging bug.” She wanted something thnt sounded lofty. So
she picked “Hcddn Lind." But it wouldn’t work. She might have been
Ileddu Lind to herself, but she wan Edith Allen to everybody else. So
back it went to plain Edith Allen,
building.
unless, perhaps in these lightly graceful new frocks that shi
THE SPRING FROCK
FOLLOWS DELIGHTFUL MODES
It is the fust time in the history of the state or country
iit> "u.' planned ontiiely in advance and is being constru
ed strictly according to the original plans.
Lake Worth—Construction
new Presbyterian church com*
picted.
Never wan femininity more feminine than In the man*
Priced $0.50 to 122.50,
HOLLY\\O O D -B \-IHL-SF.A is admitted to lie the biggest development
project in Florida and one of the most successful.
PLANS DRAWN FOR CANAL'
—
MIAMI, Feb. 22.—Frank Y.
Newell, nrchitcct. fins drawn up
plans tor construction of a ship'
canal across _____
_ ___
_
louthrm
which would hnvc Miami as it*'
enetem terminus. Th.- p.ans specifyn waterway, 02 miles in length, 200 feet wide nnd 30 deep, which
Js nt stated, will accommodate tiki;'*
majority of commercial nnd navaLvessels, nnl cut 30 hours from th e ir3
sailing time no vvrequired to go_
around the pcnla«ula. Thirty n u t"
lion dollars would cover tho cost-eft
constructing the canal, Mr. Newylfr
estimates. He believes that toe financing could be accomplished by.
irsunnee of bonds.
AND MADAMOISELLE
lir n il
In all its advertising has never urged people to I.
people to VISIT HOLLYWOOD-BY-TIIE-SEA and
wonderful developments that were taking place—i
visits more than 5000 people now own property in
to the value of six million dollars.
cvcry respect meeting ail the
needs of school children In health
building.
Another buildim jf V'hich will be
distinctive in H a l..___
__ ___
lywood will
be
the auditorium, or convention hall,
large enough to houso the larg
est conventions. In fact, Holly
wood, has already contracted to
house or.o of the national labor
conventions for 1025—a convention
which will bring 2,000 delegates to
Hollywood.
A casino on ;hc beach with
Roman pools, is in tho building
program for the new year. This
casino will cost $200,000 and will
be a largo nnd commodious struc
ture. It will be a fitting com
plement to the broad walk of ce
ment which runs nloog the beach
at Hollywood.
The casino ns proposed takes
800 dressing rooms with galleries
overlooking the water sports. In
connection with the Roman pools,
will be two pools for children,
with n walk between and with tho
intervening
space
landscaped.
Steps from the casino will lead
down to the wntcr.
TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 22. —
Hryant nnd Walter Jonen of Frank
lin county munt s e n e eight idonths
in state’s prison for maliciously
killing n pet goat belonging to an
other man, the supreme court rule I
ip affirming judgment of the cir
cuit court for Franklin county.
'§ w m m
*ifv'
Daytona Beach
Phone 539
Jnu. \V. Sneed
Myrtle Ave. and Ith St.
“ YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
ARE NOT SATISFIED."
[be Inst day of the prcvioui
tk. nnd the 13th end 14th of the
rent ona wero unseasonable'
1 with frost und local Heelin';
the 14th as far south as Moors
ren—frost a t Fort Lauderdale,
realter, there was n gradual
irn to more normal conditions,
last days of tho week being
, moderately warm, sunshiny and
dry. Midday temperatarea during
the last day* were well up in the
a over the central and southern
divisions.
An n whole, the week was dry;
light showers occurred on the 12th
over widely scattered localities, but
tho nmountd were insufficient over
much ut tho peninsula, especially
In the northern taunties, where
moderate rains would prove bene
ficial. Tho need of more moisture
is indicated on most uplands of tho
northern division, although the
reed of that clement is not, os yet,
pressing.
The forepart of the week was
too cool for the germination of
MUST SERVE SENTENCES
Plain and Printed Crepes, Iloshanara, Georgette, Satin u
I nntasi.. In sizes from 16
1H to
in 48.
la
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i
|j
WEATHER REPORT
rASHINGTON, Feb. 21-Tem itures will be lower In the
Aen state* Thursday night
, frost, probably fair in Interfouthem 'Florida, the weather
For publication on this ]
each week. Every week $1 w
of merchandise will bo (riven
woman submitting the best mens*
"I have taken Cardui for
run-down, worn-out condi
tion, nervousness and sleeplessnesr, and I was weak,
too," says Mrs. SUvie Estes,
of Jennings, Okla. “Cardui
did me Just lots ol good—so
much that I gave it to my
daughter. She took three
bottles ol
I rocks that bloom in the Spring choose many styles, shi*
and fabrics, for any day time occasion.
Sports F rocks. Street Dresses and Afternoon Dresses, is
wealth of charming styles, beautifully headed and frllo«in(t!
vogue for tiny buttons or geld thread embroideries and lares.
•i
IS1®
i}Prinff shades of Powder Blue, Almond firtti
llros’ni
Block und White and always popular Tans aa
Bran-Molasses-Paris Green-Cotton Seed Meal
Sy7
SANFORD FEED
.1
AND
SUNSHIN E
SUPPLY CO.
EGG AND
k MASHJ
“By • memorandum decision with
out opinion the court affirmed the
decree for Okoaioosa county in the
case of G. A. Lnwsha and Gertrude
Williams, appellants vs. T. H.
Fdney Automobile Company, np.
By n memorandum decision with
Apopka—Apopka
out
opinion the couri affirmed the Supply Company to
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 2!.—The
Kipromc court has handed down order of the circuit court for High- addition to plant.
the following decisions:
•By iui ovcnly divided court, throe
judges favoring affirmance and
three for reversal, the court af
firmed judgment uf tho criminal
court of record for Duvnl county
in the case of William Meier, pluintiff in error vs. the State of Fior
ina. defendant in irror.
By an equally divided court,
three judges favoring affirmance
Orlando's Largest Store
und three favoring reversal, the
court affirmed judgment of the
"Quality Did It."
circuit court for Puvul county in
the case of Muller and Auerback,
plaintiff in error vs. J. N. Cowart,
defendant in error. This case grew
out of nn nccident suffered by
Cowart by falling down an tie-
Poison the cut wornis before they cut your prolits. We curry
the “mukings”
kOEVElOPWL
vntor
ihaft—1In
Li
T».l.
11. the Burbridgo Hotel land*
In Jacksonville.
Style Headquarters
ORLANDO.
.
in 'M U .S .A
^ j!a g n o JJn ..A » e .
A Foresight Sale of Knit Underwear—prices less than one-half former.
Spring Apparel, Materials and Accessories.
ALL OVER THE WORLD
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THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1924
Daily Herald
Lest We Forget
Washington’s First
Inaugural Address
THE SANTOBt) D A ILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1024
Seems To Be The Whole Show
PAOE I
D A N POBB~SAt
» T K H t n l i Pifaltag' ., John Temple Graves, who established and edited for a
up the slender skirt—its smart,
BRIDGE TEA
w NalaM , —rrTfa
BRIDGE LUNCHEON *
WALL ANNOUNCES
straight lines and novel coilar were
Mrs. Harold Otis Rogers of
All those expecting to attend
*ni*
w^
°
for
many
years
has
been
Jteemrt Claaa Matter. OcIndicative of the popularity of this Springfield, Mass., was the charm- ths bridge luncheon, Tuesday, Feb.
TAMPA, Fob. 22^
H i_H ll, at tlia Vo.tnffic* at one of Mr. Heart a ch ief editorial writers, is wintering in
the Aral election held under
m K k of MaiUard crepe «!c .chin* Intf honorce. Thursday afternoon 28. by the Social Department o f'W ail, mayor of Tampa, hai nn - 1
.jJJrt. Florida, under net •( March Florida and contributing to the Palm Beach Post, one of the the#AtConstitution,
(leone* Wnuhlng■' Another charming PeggyfPnlgv when Mrs. Roy Pecplss entertain the womans Club, and all those I nounecd his candidacy for nomina-;
, If silence is golden n»,
1
ton. who had been chairman of the
ritate s fa stest grow ing and m ost influential newspapers. Mr. c°n»inilon
dress which Miss Scrrell appeared ed at a bridge tea in her honor, expecting to nave guests aro rc-.!tion *as dclcgate-at-largc from I
which
frnmed
the
Con
«».
In
W
..h
ln
^
r
f,n
b
'«
h
«
|
COMB*.
P m ld n l
In was ons with five pleated ruffles a t her homo on Magnolia Avenue. quested
waa unanimously chosen
.
. Mrs. J.^B.
.............
. Florida tn 'th e Democratic Nation^
to notify
Colst »«AM. Y M m i k u I t ? ™ es naa been in Florida several weeks and his editorials, stitution.
The Inaugural address
in an apron effect on a straight
Tho cosy home was beautifully man, <289-J) not later than Sat a! Convention in New York next
FHo m : o a k , 148;
low.
FEED DAIGER, Society Editor;
R « id « n c. 217-W
1 TTAMD BKRO
l n .T n w . coming as they do from a man o f the South, have been wide 1'rexldcnt.
w«? deliver In Federal Hall, at Wall
skirt, and pleated puff sleeves of a decorated with a profusion of urday, Feb. 23. Posjtively no re June. MI am a supporter of O jjaly read and enjoyed.
’
and Nassau Streets, New York,
Ford, whohl*,or>
seems,'"to‘‘Ml..be ftrowi,
err
glowing printod silk mode of a sweet peas and nasturtiums, offec- serrations will be taken afte r Sat- tndervmod,” soya Mr. Wall, who
April 30. I7S9.)
IK
••When my baby was teettfd
But Mr. Graves has made the same mistake as many Fellow-Citizens:
straight lined crcoe de chine, gavo tively arranged in baskets and urday night.
■CBSCHimOM RAT**,
edded, however, that ho will be r.aa so fretful I could
,J
n.
Washington,
*1
1
„
n
this dress a peculiar charm—suited
| Each member of the Social De bound by the will of the Democrats i
« * Month. I).so other new-comers, in estim ating the sentiment of the people
vided Into two parties.
h*Z" " r,,e4' ‘
to many occasions.
lF*r*d In city by Carrier per or the Btate by reading a few o f the larger dailies of Florida.
Among thc vicissitudes Incident
Quite a numbor of games of partment is entitled to have one(
R.
D.
Garland
of
Richmond
us
expressed
in
the
primary.
.
‘
r
gavo
her
every
lie. Weeky Edition f t Par
. medIMns
medicine L
M r* Wilbur Rumple wore a bridge were enjoyed, and late in | house or out of town guest, o r;
to life, no event could have Ailed
A Frenchman ha, 0n
ln J recent article he voices his opinion, from what he has me
fl*rd
for
side
lo#>lea
but they i
straight
boyish
frock
after
Patou
with
greater
anxieties,
than
the
afternoon
ccores
were
counted
some
one
who
has
not
resided
in
runs on charcoal i J . '
r
slop,
he*
fre.ltn?
and
cryls
At
First
Baptist
Church
There
is
one
thing
about
1921.
(oeday—Westminster
Club
will
—fashioned
of
a
roft
tone
plaid
in
that
of
which
the
notification
was
and prizes awarded. Miss Kitty Santord a year, by paying 11.25.
•PKctAL noticki All obitu.ry j Mnn h o t i i i
, y a n goes to th c n e x t Democratic convenFords than run
frlrnil
ndvlreil
Tecthlna
•ml
meet
a
t
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
D.
the new shades of tan and hrown. Smith holding high score was glv. Thc name with the remittance We haven’t, ns the weather man !
card, of thank* resolution* *'on .... ‘1 have to go as a press reporter or a spectator be- transmitted by your order,, and
‘ircendTlosn my lm u Kl
Blfl»
Woodruff,
102
E.
Fgurth
8treet,
received
on
the
14th
day
of
the
en
a
.
cut
glass
bud,
vsse.
Mrs.
Dr.
R.
D-Goriand
of
Richmond,
The
officers
and
the
captains
of
T"v
*3™
*?,
collar,
thc
bone
buttons
niuFt bo sent to Mrs. Coleman not would ray, had so n.any daya sinco I lo *i*ep and woke up lauahi
A man flow In a nnsfnk *
2 E L i 1?.* p€op,e o f
*> not propose to send him as a present month. On the one hand.
at
3:30
p.
m.
and
the
distinctly
now
sleeves
are
Rogers,
honorce,
was
presented
a
Va^ is expected to reach the city . fquads In the om nised classes
later than Saturday evening.
iqon
full of rl«r. TeeiHna :;«■ s i
Hr at regular advertlaln* rate*
delegate.
Plane a t Topeka, KnPs„
[onday—Truth Seekers Class will tomorrow afternoon for a two1" BVe *■ their goal for the Sunda Its outstanding features. This war. cut glass Jam ja r as memento of
Please phone your name In a n
'
| feet Aatiaractlon at all ilm<*i
u very healthy hold;.
‘ti"
meet at the home of Mrs. W. P. weeks’ engagement "with‘the First ■fho°l Sunday "morning 5<W.~"wit}\ one of the moat popular dro-st* the occasion.
'
THE ASSOCIATED niRSS
early ns possible so that the ><“«»-;
---- ----- ■ ! Trclhlna contain* no oyl
M ri_Ah" AMocjatsd Press Is esclusFields on Sanford Heights at 3 Baptist Church. Dr. Garland has *|j®AtPresent resident_ membership shown during the evening. ’
Coleman
and!
l?l*!er dsnycrou* drug* n
Following
the
---rw —
- card game, the
HIV e'ses,
- w--F -Mrs. J. B.
v
w io n iw il
UIIU
. Ivaly entitled to tha uaa far repub- tunity or getting ou t among the people of the state and w,th veneration and love, from a
Wild
horses
arc
bccomlne,.
o'clock.
O n o r a “ A ll a # Q a a n 'nflammntron of the sum*
which I had chosen with
Mrs.
Rumple
also
appeared
In
u
players
were
joined
by
a
number'
Mrs.
George
Davis
Hart
will
know
-Icstlon of cil nawa dlipatches learning the true sentim ent, before making such a declare- retreat
"* .............................
given
direction
to
the
missionary
the
«h«rch
the
officers
believe
“ nee in Oregon, a ,d dart i i
V ip e r s
i\ II
8 1
I5 C 8
c o llr. .n d la e n t lo n . s lo m a c n palai
p
fanda/—Tea Cup Fortune Tell- plans and operations of the Bap- 1th at ther« ihould be an average at- flat, finely picatcd jacket, gradu- of guests for tea. Mrs. Peeples how many to prepare for.
the fondest predilection, and, in
, *°.fc
or not
are a nuisance in W ashing?
trad Itad In
this1 paper
andotharwlaa
alio tha Hon. rlorida has a cosmopolitan population. Made up as it my. V*tte,r *ng hopes, with an Im
g by Mrs. M. Martin at Com
aMn»
from
shoulder
to
ahpulder
■wyed
pinenppic
souffle
and
lo
Ural news published herein. All i °; f° lks from ev ery state in the Union, its citizenship is mutable decision, as the asylum of
by Stetson Glee Club, iful child. Inducing rest/*‘lulet
**
usts of Virginia for a number o f. *tendance of S00 for tho entire width at the top to a fine point (.dividual ca..cs Iced in pink carfort Cottage, a t 8 o’clock,
Silver tea Friday ./the» L .29.n . from
ru n ts of ra-publlaatton of epaclal
n s Ka H a m
to . ^ A . __ k— *1____
r v lllf f nn f ik n nnl . . .
_ # __ I I ..........1 l « it
»
racoday—Bridge luncheon of So JSTound \ S e etodHn,ir th‘u W°rk’ ' yeaT‘ ^ ®ffort thU wctk to istt Ithe
fi-wflfw
bC
vn,r»*in/'T?0
98
J
wril
bottom.
It
extends
'irotn
•lipAtchfi herein are also reserved. alert, broadminded and always fa ir. Floridans do not hold my declining years; a retreat which
ryliig out the color motif of yellow, | *1 to (J for the benefit of the Episco- M l l & n e * TU C S*. F e b . 2 6 . Kra,tfa* mothers praise It
field (W. Vn.) girl got a h*J
P ci *
- 1 -■
- -- i
cial Department at Woman’s
the top ot the bodice to tho- skirt pink and while.
.pal
given by the Girl’s
,k|ci.
.
to the old-fogey idea that a man must be in Florida forty was renedered every day more nec
i E1‘ church
t s j s n s r
H i.doncz , he r , « . • ^
6 0 0 - 1" ^
.......... •
Inst,
thank
goodnees"1
3
boi^!
Club
a
t
1
o’clock
with
Mrs.
J.
Invited to
— Society
~ '
“ * —
* " —
essary as well as more dear to
Tcethlna la eold by all drai
FEBRUARY
22, 1924years before he is allowed to raise his voice in politics.
Friendly
at' the home of B enefit
The hem down
n.own the
tne front
lro,1t of
° r a« dress of
snvuwi
re meet -Mrs. Rogers
nog•
&
.h
i.
«.I4
h
.
.
.
t
a
.
2
S
i
,
m m * of u» worker*
_______________
...FRIDAY, _____
Parish
House
B. Coleman and Mr* George
or send 30c to tbe Moffett
me, by addition of habit to Inclina
Mongole crepe. r;„s charming wor<,_ Jlri1- R. E. Tolar,----------Mrs.„ oMri
Mrs. J. M. Robson, on Park Ave
^Boston man of 60 swam lit
hi. work is alw ays‘o fT h d ^ 'v " ^ ! •chbol is enjoying a subsUntUl ^°n7°drc»C
srZ rd cach^sidf*
lories. Coiimtiius, a* , for a p i
Davis Hart a a ’hostesses.
ton Thigpen,
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY | wM ijJ ° V n ! 8/ eaf 0,l - t h ® PeoP,e o t the state are perfectly tion, and of frequent interruptions
Miss Imvo Turner, nue.
B ldg. fund.
ind a free booklet about babf
ii... Serve the Lord with gladness.
1° 1 st-en to Mr. Bryan or any other citizen who has in my health to thc gradual waste
at S S n S S t8 n 2 L M 7 f !r * h * * * *
I Miss*
MshonTy. ‘ m I.°. ‘ X J
committed
on
it
by
time.
On
the
.
—tty
..........
......
Mrs.
.1.
H.
Ferguson
of
thu
Fair
■
••
*
resided
here
for
several
years,
and
will
not
become
alarmed
L th*
“ „"- i F,r*‘
F irst Baptist
Baptist Church
ChuSh feei th.t .£!
w ldoto narrow) extend- !?ac*V,r>'; “ i"* Kitty Smith, Mrs.
Come before his presence with
w r.-vnn tFn«
nn1
a
the ,ooked
K*a ,orward
IOrW*M to
t0 with
W,th keen
ktW Inter,nter* f ifrom
.........waist
..............
....... ...... , Miss t„
n, |tntuv View House, has gone to West
other hand, the magnitude and
lin. w
:o hern.
Carrie Marlowe,
Margaret
W.^G y n ox on French A»e-'church needs. It is confident^ ex! e , t ETery member of the church Ing
^ tinging. For the Lord is good: Hi3 a uu u« 8tatements being made by those who would differ difficulty of thc trust, to which
. A grandmother will marry,
nue.
Vfear “ Union Label” Tailored-!a-^easure Clothes
In
addition
to
tho
"Roviaw,”
nn
I
Mra*
J
«nius
Turnbull.
Mr*, Palm Beach where she will spend ...
with
him.
*5 Charlestown, M „„., tjJ .l
Friday—Mrs. W. A. Fitts
____ and'E8*#***
Dr. Garland will make and every member of the school unusually good and well prorsntod “ t-Mla ATiington, and Mrs. T. M. some time with her dnugliter, Mrs.
r mercy is everlasting: and Ilis
the voice of my country called me,
^uerdlnr. serge, worsted.^bjoideloth. *..rten any .style
the
first
sign
of
spring
i.
Mr. Graves tells us that the people of Florida do not being sufficient to awaken In the
are urged to do their part In program was given by a number Pulcston.
Mr* iHal Wight entertain
only 823.
truth endureth to all generations.
sslts
t
a
s
p
a
r
a
i
g
y
*
'
—
town.
* ,n
G.
F.
Orgway.
bridge, honoring Mrs. R. S.
of Nnnford’a artists.
Richard
reaching the 500.
propose to send Mr. Bryan to New York as a delegate to wisest and most experienced of
I
—Psalm 100:2, 6.
Keelor and Miss Hood.
her citizens n distrustful scrutiny
Holtzclnw was well received in a EVERY WEEK BRIDGE CLUB
raise a fuss as he did at the Baltimore and the San Francis Into
i Taxation without reorn*™
Germany is reatneting the out-[
Friday—Mrs.
J.
C.
Bennett
will
his
qualifications,
could
not
Large flags, shields and quantigroup
of lute songs. Dainty littli
co conventions.
ART AND NATURE
/
"“ Id to be tyranny. \ ow,
*»!
entertain .the members of the
put of heer, tho effort to restrict I
but overwhelm with despondence
Maxine
Brockhahn,
talented
young
r!es
°*
foses,
suggesting
little taxpayer enn tell ui
f*. The works of human artifice soon
The people of Florida will remember that the “fuss” Mr. one, who, inheriting inferior en
Book Lovers Club at 3:30 p. m. Baumel s Fashion Revue Showing Latest
303 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Ave.
George
\\
ushir.gton'n
birthday
daughter
of
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
George
thr
Intake
having
lalied.
1
tiro
taxation without reduction UfJ Friday — Christian
Endeavor
Brockhahn. brought forth great r cr? Uu°!!, in decorating for the
from nature, and un
The curious eye; the fountain’s Bryan raised at Baltimore gave us Woodrow Wilson who dowments
Alumni
banquet
8
p.
m.
Presby Spring Styles Delights Large Audience applause with her songs and lovely bridge party given Thurspracticed
in
the
duties
of
civil
ad
steered the ship-of-state through one of the most critical ministration, ought to bo peculiar
sparkling rili,
, . 0n« w,ay t° get in solid
terian Social Rooms,
dances.
day^aftemoon by Mrs. G. F. Smith
And gardens, when adorned by periods in all history.
the wife is to run o:,‘ in the.
riday—Sallle Harrison Chapter,
ly conscious of his own rfeficienccj.
at her home on Magnolia Avenue.’
A
unique
nnd
well
rendered
nov
ing without scraping e-c« „„ i N. S. D. A. R., will give a reccpV
human rklll.
The people of Florida will remember that the “fuss” Mr. In this conflict of emotions, all I.
thcalro ^ a re d in a handsome new»frings elty act, was given by Theodore when she entertained thc members
was
thronged
Thursday
evening
thc frying pan.
™ ,at< tion at the Woman’a Club from
Reproach the feeble hand, thc vnin Bryan rasied at San Francisco was an effort to prevent his ‘J n,r? “! cr i8’ thnt K has been my
dress of log-cabln shade Mncgroon who demonstrated' that
when Baumel s Specialty Shc£ model
h° .L mr>’ Wook Bri,,Ka Club,
desire.
3:30 to 6 p .m.
which gave the Spanish effect, nn- music could be produced from even ° TK
ine tallies were done in tiny
faithful
study
to
collect
my
duty'
party
from
nominating
James
M.
Cox.
The
party
failed
to
•Bot ohi the free and wild mngFtevn.
li,
13
Spring
Fashion
We
have
80
per
cent
oil
other
tad
in
the
early
apring
Friday—Library
closed
on
Washan
ordinary
saw.
flags
and cherries, and when scores
from a just appreciation of every
. Thcsc, reviews arc a Iway, styles.
take his advice as it did at Baltimore, nominated Cox, and circumstance
•v
nificcncc
world's autos, if y„u count
ington’a birthday.
wc.e
counted after an absorbing
by which it might
Miss
Eva
Grace
Eager
needs
no
looked forward to with great inter
•Of Nature, in her lavish hours, sustained the most crushing defeat in its history.
thing called by that na.ue.
1be affected. All I dare hope is,
Friday—George Washington So est,
Miss Martha Tufts appeared in introduction to Sanford audienc?‘- game of bridge, the prize for high
Second of a Series of Three Interviews with W. I* Hand.
nnd tin- one t---. : : s season
season far
far
doth steal.
exquisite Peggy Paige model of and was brought bnck again and score among the club members,
cial at the Methodist Church at
The people of Florida will remember that in 1912 the thnt, if in executing this task, I
nny previously given un
li* admiration silent and intense, Times-Union and Miami Herald, always supporters of cor have been too much swayed by n
Moro than likely two .
InnvJn
green
with
qu.unt
graduat'd
8 p. mn given by the Epworth surpassed
’
During
the many yenra that I ran a drug store at Charlotte, It j
o n c'rr’
y .**wns
No expense or time had been ruffles running biased up its
s*n t' n»r Hn<* acting \v iP ^TGu,,,ul
a®won
won by*
by M*rs!
‘Mrs.
■The —
soul* of* .......................
him who hath a soul
shocks recently recorded br .
League.
grateful
remembrance
of
former
Miss
Eva
Grace
Wagner
noedn
na
?CiUr.the
runceJ
° Jr wo,men
to of
®!,kcnlomrl
m® r°fand
Homcthing
In '
poration candidates, literally "tore their shirts” in espousing in-*hoid!;Jhi
? lLn-score
Mrs’ G’
D- Bi*h°p
1
to feel.
pforgetown seismograph wmi Friday—Woman’s Chorus rehear spared to make this n success. No nlender skirt. Its straight lines alone can nresoni.
holding high
among
the liquid form to be given
children
in place
caBtor oil.
d a n -c e s , or •by nn affectionate
metropolitan city could have given and novel collar spoke for them
Wnshington.
. 1 sal at club houso at 4 p. m.
tilho river moving on its ceaseless the candidacy of Underwood and vilifying thc name of Wood sensibility to this transcendent
geua's was also presented n box
Miss
Mildred
Holly,
one
of
San
n more clever fanhion show than selves on this iiock of mallard
"I got to studying this problem it grew so rnpidiy (from one moth
ILa- w|»y,
Isturday—Story hour at Library, that
row Wilson. Today these same newspapers are aggressively proof of the confidence of my fel
ford’s prettiest society bud s, sa.nr of stationery.
witnessed by the n
nnd found thnt if I could get a hap er recommending Liv-o-I.ax to an
canton.
"Ho verdant reach of meadows fair fighting the same cause.
at
3
p.
m.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
card
low-citizens; and have thence too
a
number
of
solos
in
her
usual
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ g H i i i g a i i i i i i i M B i a g i g g g i g B a a i ll |
Thursda'y e v e f f . CClBtiVe
and green.
iturday—Cecillan Music j Club audience
also wns trlking in chnrming manner.
game, Mrs. Smith served a tempt py balance between certain vege other) thnt I finally hnd to give up
little consulted my incapacity ns
rwv owMa m I * Miss Tufts
Arrayed
WASHINGTON’S DAY
But this fight only makes things interesting for Mr. well
ingredients, some of which the drug store and start a factory.
And the blue hills, that bound the
will meet a t 3:15 p. m. at the the models in ruvlshing apparel, j o bride’s
bride’s travel!
traveling outfit which
as disinclination for th c 1
Mr. llnumol favorwl tho nudi- ing salad course with cherry pie table
net
on
tho liver and some on the
by
th
eir‘consisted
of
a
ami
sylvan scene,
Bryan. He is too experienced in politics to let it bother him. weighty nml untried cares before
NEW YORK TIMES
as
refreshments.
1
Avnllnble To All Now.
Studio of Mrs. Fannie-8. Mun graceful p odisplayed
'art iwo-piece
two-piece suit j«nce
i onc® with
favorito
s o s t ^ P ^ t n n i ^ . « »n»r»
witn an number of Mvorito
iwese speak of grandeur, that de- He believes in taking his message direct to the people re me; my error will be pnllinted by
son on Myrtle Avenuei
"Now I am aide to tell this story
Those present were Mrs. G. D. bowels, I would be nbie to fill this
*
ties decay,—
Saturday—Mrs. W. M. Scott will
W. L. HAND, Charlotte, N .(
Few of the.......
days
in tho caiendnr
the motives which misled me, and. ................
...............
;hhr . ’±
,o Bishop Mrs. M H. Mabry. Mrs. \ery universal nml very definite of Llv-o-L:ix to every family nnd
of. learned papers oirt£
. ~ Proclaim the Eternal Architect on gardless of what the press might have to say. Mr. Bryan is Its consequences be judged by m y1have been normnneiuly allotted by consideration
entertain
at
a
bridge
breakfast
1to say that you can get Liv-o-Lax
T. L. Dumas, Mrs. Walter Wight. ncc“’
the Improved Methods of Quilling;■
a citizen of Florida. He has resided in the state much longer country with some share of the
S L .*a ?hat
ti. of
y t Limported
. H H model
»»“. m of nlng
. * • « by
* ~the Milano Theatre Ormost beautiful young 2worn
Whose long-continued lay
12:30 at hqr home on Oak
Author of Days. There arc Hie Hapsichord nno Observations
“I employed scientific methods nt your own drug store.
' ‘ w v h,Rh*
oL S’
nnr.rc“ ‘ Mrs. James G.
women acted as models. The*- Mind color made entirely of tiny chestrn.
Given by the Stetson University Glee at
Who stamps on all his works his than nave many other citizens who have been elected to far partiality in which they oriiri-1 very few days which muy not be un
tlons and experiments are
Avenue.
“If nny one in the family is bili
under
the
direction
o
f;
sbaron>
Mra.
\V.
J.
Thigpen.
nnd
tested
one
combination
nfter
tlie
Tornorific
Eel
In
payjB
were Miss Mildred Simmons, Mia* rilk roses nnd covered with nn
own eternity.
counted In this interview.
more important offices than that to which Mr. Bryan now as noted.
appropriated by the national or homage to the great chief. We i ■
another until, finally, I hit upon n ous, constipated, stomach not doGeorge Brockhuhn.
^
..
--- ----•
—Henry W. Longfellow.
T .F . Peters and R. J. Grantham 2?*®1J??"®11’ MisH Mildred Holly, all-wool veil.
formula which proved up exactly ing its duty, or with n cold coming
Another feature of the program,1 1 C 3 C lI D F o r t l l l l l *
pires. He has always kept faith with the people. His rec Such being tho impression un-' w«rid achievement and fame of need ourselves to laqje, as if hci{! Clubs, Tuesday, February 26th, 8:15 at
Miss Olive Newman, Miss Martha
on, get‘ Liv-o-Lax and give it
bf
Wilson,
N.
C.,
were
among
the
Miss
Mildred
Simmons
was
right.
dor
which
I
have,
in
obedience
t
o
'1
"™
and
women
of
the
present
or
wan
thc
picture.
"Six
Days,"
„
so many family laxatives
wire
again.,PWHkjnfc...to
think
not
■
ord is clean. He has always been found on the people’s side the public summons, repaired to \ coming generations, even though
lufta, Mrs. John Maurer, Jr., and charming in a Crystillnda dress, a
try.
Washington’s Birthday.
Vrrivals
in
Sanford
on
Thursday.
short.
adapted
from
tho
popular
novel
of,
1
€111111?
P
a
r
t
y
nr.ly
of
w
hat-he
did
as
thc
First
in
,■
Mrs.
Wilbur
Rumple.
-oagainst big business, privilege, Wall Street and the wet Hie nretent station, it would be Ibold for tho time being by some of War, but of the things for which'* Milane Theatre.
Admission 75c and
Mothers Pleased.
Peggy Paige ribdel wlth disks of the same name by Elinor G!yn.
Really a Double Action.
MONDAY,
3
|
\
m
by
Mr*
M
"I
win
be glad to send a same
The stage was beautiful with its vivid color on fh'e’grtiy ground of
Owners of Snnford real estate crowd. The big newspapers of the state who are fighting him
"I will guarantee that Liv-o-Lax Write me.”
Among the business visitors in setting
important to omit, in thd hwal or ephemeral fame. There he stood ns First in Peace in the a
■((
Ih e gorgeous display of fnshion Martin at Comfort Cottage Each
“After
that,
I
answered
the
dully
representing
a
largo
ball
Will profit most by the growth of today are the same newspapers who fought the men who pcculnirly
will not only clear thc bowels, but „ w - L- Hand, president, W ,
a printed silk gleam through the and beauty, was arranged nnd per- ’ one wear something to represent
he city Thursday from . Tampa
nrat otiicial net, my fervent s u p - "le two days in February’s cXi- establishment of our independent!11 $1.00. Seats reserved any afternoon at
question
by
handing
out
a
bottle
room,
with
a
wide
staircase
in
thc
the city.
ss P.-E. Phillips.
over dress of soft gray georgette. „
relieve liver congestion as well, Hand Medicine company,
piications to that Almighty Being, ondar that for America at least i utionul life.
battled for Woodrow Wilson in 1912.
renter, thc models descending from r Ine tuck formed a deep band on'S.JS.
,CUrof Liv-o-Lax, and the demand for and it is thin tetVe/7e*pect that lotto,
»"M Baumel.r - bi'
“"d
■ book («r , « « * » ,
who ru,e*
rules oyer
over the universe. wwho
!,ro pre-empted for ns long ns
as this
N. C.
: 'v
. ’.
The neonle of Florida will rmi
rp.
, wnoi
h o <!'te
this down to the center of the the bodice and at tho bottom of* The program ns given was: - It is unfortunntc that, since wo
box
office.
'
B.
M.
Stephens
of
Atlanta,
Ga.,
■
—
» e* ‘
Pr ° 8 re8a and Presides in the councils of nations, <Republic exists, or a t any rate re have made this day a holiday, there
"ny" h? wiI1
notuntil
K° nn
on nrosneritv o f tho „rn«it , ♦
Wltn the excavation
work
i spending a few days here on a Si3E;.iA
p . perilj oi the t r e a t state is indicative of the fact that j nncl whose providential aids can mains true to the liberty in whicli |s not n widespread observnncu of
Songs, Richurd Ilnltxclaw. CiPt*
l■fine» tucks
* . ■fashioned
► ! «the’short
. «...i song*
pedestal k.J!5r
baskets filled with or- j more
asiness mission.
anu dances, Maxine Brock, y cve,7 human defect, that • R wns conceived and brought forth it in the contemplation of thei_■ FOR THE BENEFIT OF t h £
^ H
Of tO tne people are alert and can think for themselves They arc
chide, lilies nnd roses. Potted1sleeves.
P A R IS H HOUSE
hahn.
Novelty, Theodore Mnr'
perfectly
willinK
to
tru
s
t
Mr.
Bryan
alone
with
other
irooil
K"
ht”'»
c“
”n
Jm?y
™"i«cr«t«
»
tho
liutltutlmu
which
hove
character nnd service o f-W ash -'3
-O—
Ralph Craig arrived in Sanford plants nnd palms were also used | A two piece nport suit of white green. "The Sure ’rough Blues,1”
BUILDING
FUND.
T
*
x
*
fa
lf
a c a i.
mg
top,
ko
J
„,o£n
then
feuiuUitjuaal
J
.,
No man can be considered
Thursday from Torofito,' Can- U advuntage, forming a rich back-' roahnnra trimmed in corn-flower Eva Grace IWagner.
«d a | S - '»
“ M >he next p m |3 ^ t of ?He U n ^ l i ^ W L ^ t i S S S K
J S & S l, f f i principles of ■freedom and order un I3f uL. iUl •» M4.« ;m
Melodic, In Taking the Country By
ground
for
the
graceful
models.
.
t
blue
anode,
in
.a
batik
design,
wn.i
... ®*s been’ 'in politics who is rennd
will
spend
some
time
Mildred,Holly. Favorite ao jgs, S. . .v
‘•
ernnient instituted by themselves in future generation-; who can ever which the structure uml Ufa of, our
till
Storm
^Bags of home-made candy, m a * 'another dres* that Mis* Simmdrn S. ButinUd...................... 1
as much publicity from
nt the Valdez.
A complete, .'.(ti l ' |u"
“ "•
for these essential purposes, and “bid" mere by word «nd deed than Republic have risen. It would lie
1
i«;
» I I #4I III
both parties as Mr. McAdoo is.
l>rl«lit
colors.
Ill
tiles.
may enable every instrument cm- Washington has given for the 22nd Letter thnt the schools wire open
i ° h" .V: * ° i?
S“ vomplimonUxI
II" counters, 8 racks. Health Conditions Getting Better.
Mrs. J. Simmons of Jacksonville Smith’s Circle of the Woman’* very highly. This is one of tho
ployed in its administration to ex-j<f February.
BUSINESS WOMAN’S CLUB
me*-. i,(l(,ii „f rules uml
C a Ka
Club,
were
given
as
favors.
not only for the children, but fo r1
A good way to celebrate Wash
the charming guest of Mr. and
n*'Jr models of mandarin style
instruction*: nm ,,n,.
. LUNCH EON|
anntre,riM T CCM
fun?ti»n*l It is stated by McMaster. the the adults as well, for we need nil. j
Mrs. John Mauror, Jr., wns at which Is so popular at this time.
ington s birthday would be by try■rs. M. Y. Bledsoe at their home
■earn
tho
K'umIn
i,-n
Quite n bit of business wns dis-. minute*. It * very fn«.Ueajth conditions of the United States continue to grow ?his
tired In a striking gown of Sulmor.
I n-_‘eni,er [ ^ l l'i?‘oria"-. .‘hnt wb°n Washington learned nnd unlearned, to turn'is
Celery Avenue.
.Wg to tell the whole truth for just
Miss Olive Newman, the petite cussed and transacted during th e 1 Clnallng.
in uttracof'cvorv'nnhil!.0
‘V
K
-,0n.t
Autbor'
rtsignetl
his
commission
nnd
made
colored
chcnilic
on
georgette.
It
<p
r~j
from
our
individual
vocations,
not.*
better and each year finds the death rate steadily declining, or every public nnd private good, I his journey
twenty-four hours.
model, was striking in n youthful regular weekly luncheon given by' tive box. M.\n
eut |iro|,ii|i| , u
A COMMUNITY UUILDER
nsssurn mrxnir
i i.
----- , - - J°«/ney from New York to the
to rest or to find recreation, b u t! Martin Teague of Laurens, S. C., wns a sleeveless model with pleated modol of brick Elizabeth crepe the Snnford Association of Busi reelpt of ti.oo (Canada
leopie are beginning to realize the importance of sanitation vmir
. thn.t , lt express^ I scat of congress in Annapolis, he to think seriously upon our com-1
‘ It begins to look as if the cab
i tho guest of his brother, Cal- flounce on the bottom of the skirl with chenille embroidery. Tho hat ness Women Thursday at tho Lu- 15c extra.
own- nur
n/nt
M
han ["y; rcceivid assurnneen all along the men heritngtyqnjl,obligations which 3 F. P. FORSTER, President
B. F. WHITNER, Csshlsf
f
i
r
VB
an(,1
as
a
resu,t
Americans
arc
becoming
a
fw
Teague and aunt, Mrs. W. T. end finished with a large pleated she wore with this dress wbh of Iloth Cafeteria. It was decided to
inet were playing a "spirited" mnL1
own,
nor
those
of
my
fellow-eitl1
wuy
of
the
“
*
more healthful people.
“undying love and have come to ua.Jiy way of George
bertha at the neck.
sngley.
grace straw with Spanish lace nnd turn over the entertaining of the
igbridge game with everybody jumpsens
nt large,
less thnn
cither. »Vo j gratitude lit
* * * * a a * * * * * a * a * a BHHBiaaBBa a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a ai
of nhis
fellow-citizens
n p n n ln
u’ 1 .
. ; ------ r ,# \ f
ia
iL
'IIO W -C IU Z en s Washington.
Another gown that Mrs. Maurer a drapery of brick shade.
In
one
great
city
of
I i “ g on Daugherty for rerfeging.
vannah, Ga.. C SHR SHRSHRI) Very A ttr a c tiv e IllnrU
f.,»n? tnitl8tics. g!uen b y . the census bureau say that thc f f i S " ' ? * ,bc 1:°uun(l to acknowl- for what ho hnd done and presngea our land ut least this is done. It
Miss Martha Tufta, of Orlando wore which was much admired was
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tuberculosis death rate in this country har. decreased 2.4 which conduere lb*0 i.n.vi.siblc hnnd’ of n glory thnt would "continue to
Business Women’s Club of Savan
Malt- .Inns Tallin
a
new
sport
migcl
silk
suit
of
com
should
be
universal,
"Washington’*
i the attractive guest of her
Chnuncey M. Dcpew. hail and percent since 1921 and that the rate of mortality from this
Another one of Miss Newman’s nah, Ga.. who will be hero next .Siitevn
“ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*B»BBMBia a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a l
wllli co lo re d il ia mlllJ1
»
c“j
l
r
i
he_t!ffa,.r".of
T.0?*
I
animate
the
remote^:
nges.”
Even
bination gray und checkerboard dresses which nttractcd much at- week, to the Chamber of Com- si.’ovor.
Bay"
should
in
our
thoughts
he
ousin,
Mias
Dorothy
Stokes
at
o
n
i
I
cr
Ikim . atlju*tal,i.>
v fiu Y ’ aPProft<-hing his ninetieth cause is now 97 per 100,000.
*
^ rPe .t.h.a.'? the people of the Uni.’ Ihe Amricnn, i ^ U ^ i ‘,Weal Society given to Washington nnd to the
l« n n y *l 2e card tab le;
*r home on Magnolia Avenue.
blrthJay, scoffs at thc "gland
design of vari-cokr.cd silk.
tention was a new mandarin ycl- mcrce.
ted States. Every step, by which at Philadelphia, of v/iicih Franklin
It*
c o u n te r
pocket*.
Florida is doing its share and more than its share for they have advanced to the char
country’ which we above all others
Among the members attending *trlklnac
fr|ni ^ cre a t least, is one man
Miss Mildred Holly appeared in low with a tight bodice nnd full
colored Ntlu-iied
Mrs. Harold Otis Rogers of
wtlltnf? to grow old gracefully,
skirt.
It
was
trimmed
with
yelthu
luncheon
were
Miss
Elizabeth
the betterment of the health of the nation. It ja not only acter of nn independent nation, was tho founder, turned from the gave into our keeping.
editc*.
Ext
raor,Unary
canary colored Elizabeth crepe 1low
Home Electric l ight and Water Plant*
o
value. Hpecl.il p r ic e ........
pnnngfleld, Mas*., is the charmdeveloping its t**mtoo’, filling in low lands, doing away with seems to have been distinguished
:
■
which
was heavily beaded in thu shade.Vt VSheriwSre
with this
Hd* frock
f S
Mu“*on’ *Mrs>
Mi:iS A*
ne" Bernel‘Eustis is having n big celebra
lO J Illl.V V r iO N OKI-Klli
hg
guest
of
Mrs.
Roy
Peeples
at
by some token of providential
She
wore
with
Mcoklllt
Arthur
Marshall.!
Home
Ice
Machine*
and
Water
Softeners
il
^ ° Vn ,ng
drainage and putting forth agency. And, in the important
tion. The governor is there nnd
We w ill *en*J prepaid on** c-,n»xr home on Magolia Avenue.
bright Chinese red, yellow nnd n yellow beaded hat of georgette
TH E BASIC WEAKNESS
Miss Mell Whittier, nnd Mrs. John pu-le M aii-Jonu Met ami table
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Well Drilling
thousands of Fioritlans as well us S H S n fh C l? .prov *ex ».°°(! Iiv ng conditions, but is accom- revolution just accomplished in
green colors, which nre so pre with white facing.
c o v - r n* d escrib ed ab ove on r e
tourists arc in attendance. Eustis S atnlTub g things in bringing health to the people of other the system of their united governMr
and
Mrs.
A.
J..
Phillips
of
Leonard!.
ceipt o f $2.50.
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
Pumps, (.as Engine*, Electric Motors, Spray Cart*
dominant
in
thc
spring
styles
this
Miss
Hazel
Scrrell,
a
striking
does things in n big way.
Prlando
spent
the
day
here
Thursill
merit, the trnnquil deliberations and
states who come to this climate for portions of each year.
( hina-Amcrican Importing Co.
—•
Irrigation Outfit* .
brunette, appeared in an attractive
>y and were registered at the year.
voluntary consent of so many dis One of the
Experience is fine, but a man ill West 68th St.
New York
i
!
»
ke9t
Sbe
I
Department
of
Justice
in
enforcing
lildcz.
Orlando reports forty-two thou
Snnford,
Fla.
Miss
Holly
also
elicited
much
tinct communities, from which thc Wets do is to weep bitterly f o r ' prohibition, thc country’s highest
mignon model with quaint gather- with u wild son in college should
sand paid admissions at her recent ,
T ™ 1 RKAT IMPROVEMENT in business which fol- event has resulted, cannot be com- what prohibition has done to the prosecuting officer outlined” the ■
Temporary Address
favorable comment when she ap- ed graduated ruffles running bim be given wholesale rates.
fair, which goes to prove that win
pared with the means by which laws of the land. To hear th e m ; situation with much gloom nnd T Corner Third and Oak Avenue---------------------- - Telephone HI I Albert Fisher nnd daughter Miss
nrnhlb
tlnn
snU
th
'
“T
Ur|telJ'
thc
rcsult
of
the
influence
of
ter visitors are in;erested in the prohibition and the salvage of our former waste of two bil
r*‘en* ° t Detroit, Mich, arrived
substantial things In Florida.
*™ Thursday for a short stay at
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BMBaaa
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
i
u
lion dollars or more each year due to the liquor traffic. I
M Valdez.
r a e g fitfgf ia e ra fa n ifn fE fn jg fa H ifiifn fB fiifB ig n in ifiifiin u T jn n in in ifn j?.f.u ra faH L fn fiH iH T T O
, Building activity is noted in know of no other way to account for the great impetus in
every section of the state. It is !?-°!Tlu bu,!l ,.n.tr’ !he tremendous numbers of new automobiles
Thomas Martin, Jr., wa* among
^ t i n u t e d that the coming summer purchased the larger volume o f d e p a r ^
5* business visitors in Sanford on
will be a record-breaker from n
‘Ursday from The City BcautiEMINENTLY fitting: and proper is the yearly celebra
compamed at the same time by a continued swelling of saJul.
constructive standpoint.
ings bank deposits, when the tendency of business as a wh<
-o~
.
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
tion of the birth of Washington and Lincoln. These
Mr. and Mrs. H. Haynes of
B«y Scout* ore learning valu should normally have been downward.—Roger W. Dnbson.
able lessons in citizenship. If they
North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
■ochester, N. Y.( who are spendarc successfully taught to vote
the winter touring this state
great Americans have enshrined themselves in our
South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
■
mu*
ridiculous are often so nearly ceedings of a new nnd free govern
when they become of njjef n jjreat
Y-ved in The City Substantial on
goo<i will come to die country.
'aW ° b' „ A black a"‘<discouraging record,
related, that it is difficult to class them separately. One step ment can more auspiciously com serTncog3neral
.Vi?/!8 *n ^«odrufF*s Sub-Division on ensv terms. ■'ursilay for an extended stay.
sirvancc.
jlut |,r,bery nnd corruption in high
hearts; their memories will remain imperishable on his
mence.
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ac/ es’ Flowing Well. Lr.nd Solid Body. Sub Mr.
a
Hive
the
sublime
makes
the
ridiculous,
and
one
step
above
But.
back
of
that,
is
the
real
place,
such
as
th
e
T
e
a
re
t
Dome
A good book is n good compan
By the article of establishing the reason of all «mr lawlessness. It scandal; mismanagement ami vic. , nn<i,.Mra. E. O’Conner of
divided
in
;>
m-rc
lots.
As
whole
or
in
lots.
Easy
terms,
Should be Tailored to Your Individual
ion. Sanford has a public library. the ridiculous makes the sublime again.—Thomas Paine.
tory’s roll.
executive department, it made the is not lo\e of liquor but the mania timizing, such ns the Veterans BuXa Wt>r® »mong the
hor Fire Insurance see us—30 years in business. L^°kl,yn’vN’
There’s little excuse for anyone be
duty of the President "to recom for money. Liijuor looseness is reap inquiry disclosed; murders
Ffivals here Thursday and arc
Measurement
by
ing deprived of the right sort of
Peasantly located at the Monteto your consideration such
an effect that a cause. Tho like those of bank meisengers Tn
OUR CITY GOVERNMENT is i„ „ ur own lmn<ls. It is mend
FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON
■wmn.
•
Tending.
measures as he shall judge nec more
liquor
inws
would
not
be
violated
the
streets
of
our
large
citiesns kiksI as we deserve, for it is ns good as we eare to make it. essary nnd expedient." The cir so much if a high standard of be- murders by both men and womenThe keynote of their lives
Rhone 12-------------------- - Office Woodruff nnd Watson
luminous example of un
Owners of the Marion Star nr“ —Lyman Abbott.
cumstances, under which I now hayior were today the country’s all those umazing and indefensU
an«i Mrs. ,C. W. Zaring of
meet you, will acquit me from en
suing Vnnderlip for six hundred
was
service;
service
to
tcksonville
are
in
the
city
for
a
selfish devotion to Ameri
guiding star. And that which Lie crimes and follies can not be
tering into thnt subject farther leads
thousand dollars, in America we
nays combining business and
CHICAGO.
to
non-enforcement
of
the
laid
to
prohibition
P-onl..
Lin
their
country
and
to
all
than to refer to you the great
not only have freedom of speech,
can ideals—ideals th a t we
.*
Mr- farin g is head of
f£H,ar Tham • Matla'J rU tfr
,T ,,E ? E. *■ no «00(I substitute for wisdom; but silence is constitutional charter under which
but also, as a rule, discretion and
&
For
Coughs
and
Colds,
H
b A]
mankind.
«d JnL?'!!?* C°” °f thifl c,ty
in our humble way, strive
the best that has yet been discovered.—H. W. Shaw.
common sense.
T H E N E W S P R IN G A N D SU M M E R W O O L E N S
we ore assembled; nnd which, in
•c
h
e
s
,
N
e
u
ra
lg
ia
.
R
h
e
u
m
a
tic
ies.N
et
*
‘
*
detlning your Powers, designates
to emulate.
W IL L B E ON D IS P L A Y
Mr' I1nn,J ‘Mrs. A. B. Robson and
* o d A ll A cn es a n d Pains
the objects to which your attention
Tho senate is now going to inWashington's dauntless
M
i* to be given. It will |)t. „mre ney General I)uugheit\
yeatignte the bonus charges. If
,
KALt-o rI n?orlJ in u <lay t0 shatter the' na^;
J
Christman
of
Orlando
ALL DRUGGISTS
submitted ;: tion
tion’,» morale
............
than the love
courage and leadership
MY FAVORITE STORIES
consistent with the circumstances, a report. of» the* activities
there are many more "investiga
I V {,heL Kucst,i of Dr. and Mrs.
of the
* | liquor ever does.
So today this Store is
and far more congenial with the
tions there will be slight chance
By IRVIN S. COBB
founded the Republic.
.nr*.’ark
? i t0h.“
I .L rW’ 1' 01 -«“ lr horn.
Avenue.
Teeiings which actuate ine. to sub
for ■ bonus or anything else after
proud to pay tribute to
thc bills are paid.
stitute, in place of recommenda
Maybe it is because his name so knowledge of the rules of the tions of particular measures, the
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i
n
c
o
l
n
’s
unswerving
Mr.i .Jack
New
the immortal Americans
Dtv
AT Galewitz of w
c w York
«o r K
A LITTLE TALK ON THRIFT
• Florida took everything but the definitely is associated with the game. He squatted behind the tribute that is due to the talents,
w
/
m
l
of
hia
old-time
|*ocm
"Casey
nt
the
Bat,"
but
unyBY
S.
W.
STRAUSS,
AMERICAN
THRIFT
SOCIETY
faith
in
the
righteousness
who remain the symbol of
P.*n'I. M. A. Roffeld. Mr.
»*- Gale«-•
climate to Madison Square for the
catcher in the approved posture the rectitude, and the patriotism,
which adorn the characters selectbenefit of New Yorkers. The now, DeWolf Hopper specializes *'»nd gave the signal to start.
0
Prominent
New
York
of
his
cause
saved
the
U
n
Iciness
man
clunate is our greatest asset anil in baseball stories. Here is one ho
freedom, justice, tolerance
of f t 0 m0!,,t important na-jean demand for wood is ,-ai.l
immediately the side at ed to devise and adopt them. In ,,
Ihe
manager of
told ut n banquet not so very long batAlmost
folks from the Empire State must ago:
ion.
began to hamnnr at the offer hnT'l^ ij^Horabio qualifications I be- r "." . , 1^ obk:n,a of the immediate originate in the Central and FastP r*reat Atlantic Paper Company.
p cdirc-s that
ihn» as,
... futun lies in our rapidly disan-t
come here to enjoy it.
disap- j ern xeetinns
sections whei.e the timber supand democracy for all
ings of the opposing pitcher. The hold thu surest pledges,
You will find about 500 suit patterns to select
He said that
side, no iocul prejudice or a t pearing forest supply. It is a se- ply is negligible This
-------------- ’
ere nlavb,»Pr f
I'™1 "' mV u»* ueat "Ut an infield mu
Honnl
teams
were
Together, they stand as a
from. Perfect fit and satisfaction guaranteed or your
peoples.
tachments, no separate views or
The senate has refused to con
hin This
Thr.. J
“r to uhim
«Unt’with
• Fheu nenr
#econ<tbunt.
uian The
advanced
money
will
be
cheerfully
refunded.
i.,hip.
was
thir.l party animosities, will misdirect
firm Coolidgc'H nomination of *i county champions...,..........
near
bunt.
The
third
W i m . E u s t i s Friday where
the comprehensive and equal eye
negro for tho office of comptroller be the deciding gamp of tho mutch! I layer was sate t ; first on
K L ‘ tcn&.‘,..the Ga»a D»y celewhich ought to watch over this
of customs at New Orleans. The Naturally rivalry ran high and so fumble by the shor:ston.
As usual THE “OUTLET” has a beautiful assort
W h ile ,h ,™ J h ,7 :rc'Vh.
aid
excitement,
and
u
largo
crowd
th bases
’
President from New England is
With the
fjJl and with u J^®.9^ “8!*‘--mblage of continuities
me six years preceding 1920 the'
Irj
Tharsher’s
mother,
gathered.
But
the
individual
ment of Spring Dresses and Millinery. New Spring
rc newned slugger ui thc opposition
ninety-eight
warning something every day.
opposition I■
interests; H0 on
r L. L. Ferran.
cent of the
R E M E M B E R T H E O P E N IN G . D A T E
“ -another
=
, that
-™- tics
frei*ht
agreed upon n* umpire failed *o team
rural homes of
country and, l V®” *,eK
than
ao ,,erhaj|
Ccnt increased
anrf the i
-ocoming
up,
the
pitcher
lost
merchandise arriving daily. Our merchandise is pre
At a time like this when dirty jippeur nt the hour appointed for control altogether. He tried to cy will be laid in the pure nnd from fifty-nine to ninety per cent! ^fright bill udvanced $100 000Oihi’I
. Mrs. Florence M. Clarke of
oil is sprout.ng forth threatening beginning. In this emergency the curve ’em over the plate but one immutable principles of private of urban residences are of good I „ J f rom «n original stand of over
sented at a price which other shops find it impossible to
ITT0 an<L Dhio, president general
morality, and the pre-eminence of construction.
to soil the linen of everyone on tho
Only twenty-five ! 800,000.000 „------—
acres ofvirgin
virgin forests
forestll
i
L . D. S. W. V. Auxiliaries, who
duplicate.
horizon, when cabinet members are
?ufre.® Kovernment be exemplified per cent of the current drain on the amount now standing hus
all the attributes, which can our forest supply is being replaced dwindled to less than 15.000,0001
forced to resign by party gossip,
L )P®n *n t*10 city for the past
mule present wns u viol“One
bull!" .-hnmn.i
..—
win the affections of its citizens, through growth of new timber, acrea, in addition to some 250,000,
when expedition* of exploration «tollable
One
bull!”
chanted
the
umpire
February the 25th and 26th
**c 'lays during which time she
m
t
partisan
of
one
club
or
the
jond command the respect of the leaving seventy-five per cent of
"Two bn IIs!"
•re held up pending investigation, other. But there chanced to be one
000
acres
of
cut-over
forest
land.
I
fc
^
h
c
ceciplcnt
of
many
lovely
world.
consumption ns a net loss of sup
"Three bulls!”
The problem of replenishing our
42TTIITXJJ
courtesies, left Friday morn=37
I dwell on this prospect with ev- ply.
“Four balls—you’re out!"
» u h b*ckr u S s x a t s s >
Comi
ChickMzrfirj.v-.
vriflpraduc®
Uh
of
efiidt
^
forest supply is vital, involving wAed
ory satisfaction, which an ardent
n
[or
Daytona,
where
she
will
skulls are found, in fact when even I -ri,,,
'
.
-----«444^wuub«
u
u
Ul
UIItA
r
_
"W
hat!”
shouted
the
outraged
Thus it will be sean how forest
managers approached hint. batsman. "What’s the renson I’m
f“r m>; country can inspit*;
H Caesar’s wife is not ubove sus-1
one of our most important prob-1
Pnd a few days.
depletion
is persistently Imposing lems in national thrift..
since
there
is
no
truth
more
thor
out?
■
f. S
X
l t ’, 5 1
The umpire waved his arm to oughly established, than that there itself as nn element in higher liv
plistur to fear lest he who wa* . the predicament. At once he vol- Ward
Individual progress and national
thc three JUIcIcm. <»nrh ninrliul exists in the economy and c o u r se ing c o st s.
O n a s n ((A ll _ A O
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[b J^ E N D A R
Gr r ” dii n°‘ h*ve *»•
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TABLE COVERS
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IJ
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>V i
SIX
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1024
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lV
1
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.R v f ! O N D O 1
° y V A JW 1 A J I
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.jvmJ from official opportunities, (awakened by the occasion which
I shall again glve*'awny to my brings Us together, I shall toki
3
without
confidence
In your discernmy present leave; b u t not withou
entire
con?idence, "
enllre
V the discern
h mnrn
henlnl
riaortlng m
once
more to thf>
the benign
ment nnd pursuit
of
public rd.
good; for I assure myself, that, Parent of the human race In hum
whilst you carefully avoid every ble application, that, since he has
TMCR jSS'S - T H C
v_„r . . „ .
alteration, which might endanger been pleased to fnvor the AmeriMa i l ,
I
the benefits of a united and effec con people with opportunities for Ane Yc r V D®8*- Battery li
tive government, or which ought deliberating In perfect tranquility,
to await the future lessons of cx- and dUDoaitians for deciding with
exide
ptriiyice, a reverence for tho char unparallel unanimity on a form
of government for the security of
acteristic
rights
of
freedom,
and
I'--:
a regard for the- public harmony, their union anil the advancement
will sufficiently influence your de of their happiness; so his divine We ‘re-charge and rep.;..
liberations on the question, how far. blessing may be equally conspicu
makes of Batteries
Sarazen and Hag-.n, while n bit >the four on the 14th hole were t f
the former can be more imprefcn*
.
off In their play, due perhaps to easily the best of the afternoon s
rj
ably fortified, or the latter be ous in the enlarged views, the tem
r a y broth e r
the mental hazards caused by a play, while difficult t :lots from the
safely and advantageously pro- perate consultations, and the wise
W* Tkr Am m UIH I’rrai.
IICAGO, Feb. 22. — The rather unobserving and rabid gal tough, neatly executed by Jfnbcn
moted.
,
,
measures,
on
which
the
success
of
To the preceding observations 1
it tournament in the history lery of 500 fans, by liicir technique nnd Sarazen, brought npplnuso
Phone 648I doused those fans Thursday nft- from the largo gallery.
have one to add. which will be | this government m ust depend.
rtlw American Bowling Congress ernoon
at the Winter Park gulf
Hagen, usually an adept putter,
&
et under way here Feb. 23 to
most properly addressed to th e (
llngen and Dow George, was off his game, allowing Gene
House of Representatives. It con
SECURED RELIEF
Inuc for 3fl days, with u re links,
THCR-C'S NOTH I
r
O H Y ovj
D o n 't - Ma k e
breaking list of 2,131 team s— pro from Sanford, in the 18-hole Sarazen to beat him In that type
cerns myself, and will therefore bo For
FOLEY PILLS
individual pin smashers— exhibition match defeated Gene cl warfare. Saruzui got into B u t THCftS's a t e T T e f c t o f t ' A G U e s a i N C X
as-brief as possible. When 1 was
John R. Gordon, Dnnvill# 1
Sarazen
nnd
Otis
George,
also
of
trouble
on
the
4th
hole,
losing
his
M e /W A S>TRAN(j»S HAM3 3 .
In the competition for
first honored with a call Into the
writes; “I have suFTered witii
CONTC ST OUT OF
bull in the rough to the right of the NOW, 1 fN Q M P g .'R - CuHO THAT
money running close to Sanford. 5 nnd 4
service of my country’, then on the
ney trouble five years; could
IT
i'
‘IP
.
Dow George, getting away with ' green, while Hagen duplicated Sar
eve of an nrduous struggle for its
106,000.
sleep a t night and was alw^j
Q 4 N B S 1 F R O M -----consistent
play
nsiatont
piny
throughout
the
1
azen’s
cut
on
the
5th
hole.
K)ANT
TO
P
I
N
O
..Measured from the standpoint of
liberties;, the light in which I con And
cd. I was not strong and k
A stellar hole up shot on the
intber of contestants, the event match, made the course in 73, one
templated my duty required, that
above
par.
Sarar.n
nnd
Hagen
work made my back nche. I j
the largest sporting proposition
1 should renounce every pecuniary
went around in 75, while Otis 5th hole by Dow George was persome FOLEY PILLS and «ft*
compensation.
From
this
resolu
held. It is probable th n t no Oiorge
took H3 to make tho grade. | haps the feature of the exhibition
tion 1 have in no instance depart
Iber event in the world enlists as
few treatments I felt better ■
The
beautiful
curve
tee
shots
by
|
match.
I T M U (•" '
contestants—not even the
ed. And being still under the im- Phone 417-L2.
could
work with more cate, |
jdc gnnics in which tea an
pmaions which produce it, I must
came
stronger
and could sleep U
. all over the world compete,
decline a3 inapplicable to myself
THE
MATTHEWS
PRESS
ter."
FOLEY
PILLS
are a dimj
major pin event will be deany
share
in
the
personal
emolu
f o r e ig n
born
ments, which may he indispensa Corner lb R. Ave. and Commer stimulant for the kidneys, J
1 in the 132nA riegintent Armr On Chicago’s West Ride, and
bly included in a permanent pro
cial S t.
them more active. Get a bow
especially constructed alleys
vision for the executive departbeen Installs? to handle •the
j
merit;
nnd
must
accordingly
pray,
O P e N IT
ay of pin spillcrs.
that the pecuniary estimates for
Wheeless & Welsh
.In ’ addition to the 2,131 five
the rtation in which I am placed CHILDREN'S C O U G H S
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA,
X o u r
neri teams, there will ue 4,700 twomay, during my continuance in it,
Feb. 22—The most unusual class
Children's
threats
are
delictifc;
and
Announce
the opening «(,)(_
iM O U T H :!:
i teams in the hunt for n slice
yet entered upon the records of the
be limited to such actual expendi sensitive. ’In play, at school or wmrk
and
Up-to-date
prize fund, v.rtiie 0,447 indi*
tures ns the public good may be they are exposed to chilling drafts,
TALLAHASSEE. Fla.. Feb. ?2. General Extension Division of the
tbclr little bodies are overheated from
ils will compete for the indi An uninterrupted raiiro.nl service University of Florida, it is be
thought to require.
exercise, they cool off too quick anil n
Vulcanizing Shop
championship. The* total along the West Coast of Florida lieved here, is that composed of
Having thus imparted to you my cold
sets in. The infinite your child
■entry fee amounts to 4147,510, np- from Fort Myers to Pensacoln nnd foreign-born citizens of Tarpon
sentiments, ns they have been commences to mush get n bottle of Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Sir*
riated ns follows: $33,275 in thence into Mobile nnd New O r-1 Springs.
.^ro^rU
Leonardl’s Couch Syrup (Creosoted).
With the assistance of James
Ive-men team competition; leans—long the hope of people
It is good for children’s delicate
O I LS -G AS
in the doubles and $17,- living in the territory nffccted — Smitzes, a merchant of that place,
throats, protects tho lun-s, raises the
" AWORLD BEATER”
24
foreign-born
residents
of
Tar
the individual events.
lias been brought one more step
“FOLEY’E Cough Medicine is n hlegm, nnd gives quick relief. A Exclusive Agents for
armless, safe, pleasant remedy fot
The bowlers will come from all nearer realization, a short step, pon Springs have been enrolled as
’World Beater’ for speedy relief,”
coughs, colds. grip|ie, croup, whooping
triers of America, including H may be, but nonetheless impor a elnss in citizenship, through
, Tires and Tubes
writes Hilton A. Lvre, 200 L'„„'
r.vans
^
, ^ 1, an,j bronchitis—that Is healing
which they are making a determ
da, giving the Tournament an tant.
Avenue,
Evansville,
ind.
"Last
anil soothing. Finn for adults too
"SERVICE THAT MAKES
in e newest development is seen ined effort to obtain n knowledge
atemationnl flavor. Exactly 100
month 1 was down with n severe For huIu at your druggist.
r
FRIENDS.”
*tto. will bo represented outside in n plan to bridge Mobile Bay by of the English language and an
cold, and getting worse, I bought n
I Chicago. Milwaukee furnished the Gulf Ports Terminnl Company, understanding of the institutions
bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AND
ke largest out-of-town entry, now operating a railroad far 30 of the United States government, bers of the Florida State Hotel AsTAR COMPOUND, nnd the next
ind 120 teams. Detroit, an ex- miles out of Pensacola. United nnd it is expected that each man socitaiun advising of his action!
14 TO 20 FOOT FISHING POLES
night was well and O. K.” If you
^.period bidder for t-:e 11*25 tournn- States District Engineer Earl enrolled will eventually obtain his and requesting their cooperation,
want
a
quick,
reliable
remedy
for
A t 20 to 40 cents Each.
Jf neptr enteml 100; Cleveland nnd North, it hns been announced at citizenship papers as n result of saying In part: “If all the hotels'
-------coughs, colds nnd hoarseness in
1 Cincinnati each contributed 33; Mobile, has approved plnns of the the work in the class.
A
t The Sportsman Store
in the state would help out along
(Continued from page 4.)
Members of the dnss are en this line, there is no question but 1tween the genuine maxims of an sist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND
1Vledo 27 nnd Columbus 15. New Terminal Company to bridge Mo
TAR
COMPOUND.
It
hns
all
the
ft ttfrtr City w U have 10 Iranis in bile Bay for a distance of seven gaged in muny lines of work, the what the demand would be so in honest uml magnanimous policy, curative qualities of pine tar nnd
he competition and there will Ik niiles in order to carry the road vocations varying from that of creased as to materially benefit the nnd the sulid rewards of pubiic honey. Sold everywhere.
J uiuua from Newark, Orange and inta Mobile, nnd the plaits have Greek priest and church singer, nil growers,"
prosperity and felicity; since we
, KUubcth, N. J„ ami Buffalo, which been passed on to the War Depn:t- along the line including sponge
Henry R. Dutton, manager of ought to be more or less persuaded
’ ■"’ill be represented by 35*teams. ment which must next pass on the merchants, drug clerk, boat build Hotel Toronita, Wilber-by-the-Sen, that the propitous smiles of
ers, baker, barber, blacksmith, has written the Florida Develop Heavui can never be expected on;
cams also arc entered from San ; plans.
.
Completion of this bridge will cigar clerk and farmer.
■ioie, Calif.; Toronto and............
Winnipeg
ment Board thnt he hns not at any a national that disregards the
r - a., and1 «ais far
i south
.<ini I. nns JacksonI,t,i
The personnel with the occupa time made a charge for citrus eternal
shorten the distance between Alorules of order and right,
Idle and Pensacola by many miles tion of each member of the class fruits served in his hotel: "F ur which Heaven
Ite, Fla.
itself has ordained;
follows:
Amnnuel
Knmnratnkis,
nnd
consequently
cut
oi?
several
s All of last year’s ciinmpions will
thermore it is our custom to serve and since the preservation of the i
hours
from
the
lime
now
required
restaurant;
John
Apocotos,
drug;
Nt In the competition. The Nelsonorange juice on every table every sacred file of liberty, and the d c s-1
Htchcll team of Milwaukee, which to make the trip by way of FI ima- Argirios I’issns, blacksmith; An morning regardless of other fruits tiny of the republican model of
tonio Lerios, merchant; Costas
nexed the five-nun title with a ton, Ala.
guests may order from the government, are justly considered
It likewise will bridge the only Nikitaridcs, _ sponge merchant; which
fid-record count of 3,1311, will
menu. We also place native grown ns deeply, perhaps as finally staked
(I.VCOI'OHATRD)
interruption
in
a
continuous
rail
Emunuel
Knmarntnkis,
farmer;
itnd«r the nur,--. of the Ziegler
flowers and oranges in guests’ on the experiment intrusted to the
Hocolntes this year. Daw and service between Brownville, Texas, Steve Mnrtnkis, cigar clerk; Mi bedrooms. No charge is made for
hands of the American people.
;
Capital $100,000.00
of Milwaukee, who cap- and Pensacola, practically along nns Saris, boat builder; Antonin any of tho above service.”
Besides the ordinary objects sub
ired the doubles cbnntpit>n*lHp the rim of the Gulf of Mexico. Saris boat builder; Costas Gianyenr with tho mark of 1,358, With the construction of u short eskis. merchant; Christ Psllakisi
mitted to your care, it will re
nKCIN TRAINING MAR. 20
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
■dottier record, also are entered, connecting link of road further sponge merchant; Manolis GebrORLANDO,
Feb.
22.—Members
main
with your judgment to de
f Arl Baumgartner of Cincinnati, down state in Florida, this service giades, baker; Savns Giorgiaiies, and prospective members of Or cide, how fur an exercise of the
ON
MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. W E DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
i* pinner of last year’s singles chum- could be extended on along the linker; Costas Alifnndis, buss line; lando’s Florida Stn*.i! League base
West
Coast
to
Tampa
and
thence
GOOD
INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
Jam es'M eliiar, sponge merchant; ball team have been instructed to occasional power delegated by the
donahip with u mark of 724, will
to
Fort
Myers.
John
Krnvntns,
barber;
Costas
fifth
urticle
of
the
Constitution
is
lefend ids title. The veteran Billj
here Mur. gd and begin
The long-tnlked-of stretch of Tsimbicas, merchant; .Mike Saris, report
Knox of Philadelphia, tho A. B.
training for the league season rendered expedient at the present
road
between
Cogington
and
Per
sponge
packer;
Nick
Kalimeris,
5/s only **300 man," will roll with
opens Apr, 7 or 10. Only juncture by the nature of objec-1
SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS
a
direct route merchant; John Cardulis, sponge which
i * Quaker City outfit. Knox’s loud ry would give
14
men
will
be
ear
fed
during
tin;
through Tallahassee, Perry and packer; Theor Tarafiles, Greek approaching season, to whom con- tions which have been urged
i f f 2,0IP in the .ill event last yea-, Dunellon.
At the latter place, nnagainst the syztem, or by the de- [
S was a record.
\Tfen
Officers of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety
Bond
i * a "mtV
T •,TPappafnchanif,e*’ Dccts.....i
hnvc been mailed.
branch veers toward the church ,singer;
avsiltcs
s ..r,.Oreto hun»,a greo of iniquitude which hns given
| ^ ia
Statistics Indicate that 1,800,000) othcr
const,
stopping
ut
ilomnsnssn,
1 bowling Imlls will be tossed .»umit where another link of 2t* miles or S ^ g he ^ « i r * K,ind Nlck DrlVaa S S A ^ w w i t h ar split sea- birth to them. Instead of under
PitfOOO tidies during the progress so, would take the road into
F. W. PLEDGER, President
son on the program.
209 Mngnolia Ave.
G. E. M cC A LL, Manager
taking particular recommenda
1 of the tournament. Fifty-seven pin llrooksville and thence direct to
—
Phone
231--------Too
much
money
makes
you
un
tions
on
this
subject,
in
which
I
boys will handle 37,088,751} pounds Tampa.
Jacksonville Hotel
rtf maple ton-pins and in addition
could be guided by no lights dcReduces Prices On happy—if a neighbor has it.
they will lift 28,800,000 pound , . f
South Carolina legislature re
bmvlim; bill- ill i('turning the fused to let une U. S. senator
Fruits 50 Per Cent
inheres to the players. U pdating speak there, than which nothing
(hr automatic pin setters . ovcnil ti>uid be more cruel.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb 22.—A
million.•> of time' will add n m il'
reduction of approximately 50 per
(o'-their burden.
There seems to ue too much pull cent
in prices on citrus fruits servfirst week of Itv in ashingtoti, even among cork7 )l After
niter the
t
i ed in the Hotel Seminole restau
* kourniimcn
JUrnanient play will start dally .H'll'lV.l,
rant ut Jacksonville is the exam
, ut 10 a. m.
r and continue without
ple ?et to other hotel managers
* (n tcrru p tiiion until midnight. The
MANY ARUANGK BOUTS
Charles B. Griner, manager, in
individuals and two-nan team i will
WKST PALM LiKACII, Feb. 22. by
response
to suggestion sent to the
Jeff (iiiffiioy, match maker for Io-i(ling h'-etls
ludd the stage during the day am!
in the state hy the
the
local
American
Legion,
him
re
early evening , when the alley
Development Board that
ceived favorable responses to tislc- : aFlorida
considerable market for citrus
ijdll ip. turned over to the five-me;, i-inin * sent in an effort to arrange
fruits
might be developed in Flor(epms starting at 8 p, ni.
a bout here between Mickey Wal
ker, welterweight champion, and j Ida if the hotels would feature
Orlando—“American
National Norman Genet. Hob Gibbons and 1 Florida products at 'very nominal
Rgpidrvc Life,” new insurance com- Jimmy Kenney probably will meet charges.
Mr. Griner, who is a member of
puny, organizes with $500,1100 cap in the -lomi-finats on the same
card, the date for which has not the Fl'jrida Development Board,
ital.
l-i-cn fixed as yet.
1 a l sent out letters to all mcm-
EVERT TRUE—
World O f Sports
ra>r
~m m m
IG BATTLE Walter Hagen Paired With Dow George
[CAGOWILL D efeats Gene Sarazen and Otis George
HELD FEB. 23 5-4 At Winter Park Links on Thursday i/V * .•=
m
GOOD PRINTING
QUICK SERVICE
PROPOSEDBRIDGE
WOULD BEABOON
TO WEST FLORIDA
CLASS FORMED
AT UNIVERSITY
J
WASHINGTON
SANFORD CYCLE CO.
Sanford Loan & Savings Company
F o r th e
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
t tr*'. S.ViO PC/? YOO
Vo oNE TAS AH' '
VE MOMtV TO (70
TO 'nv 5H0UJ AT
*IU‘ OPECA HOUSE
I ’LL <7\\lE VOU
EN0U6H SO THAT
. VOO CAM TAt'E
CMS CP VOUB
FC1EMDS
BY BLOSSER
r
\
HEY vjjilue/
6o virm
viawta
OS Tb A SUOJJ AT
‘TU’ OPERA HOUSE?
WELL PAY
YER WAY
C
THEY s w e e f r a
. MltTU REAL <3UMS
AW EMECV7WIN6
IMTWSSHOVJ
TOO-
A State
G
everyyda;
M e n ta n i lW M n e
conducive tto^effi
AW:
t h e r e ’s
!
NOBODY
yTO SHOOT
^ O f d e r ip
whenvthoy/reside
Thousands^ofipersons
curtailed ^happiness fond \
, 2fuilK»3:
..have been*reatorcdito!healthfi
j o rj*iryjres i dence in ‘Florida. JffaiiyJtrespl
yield quickfy- to?the.miH'cHmaite. r
, tH ra te T ro m p n e u -
(atepnfxne/umonAaccording to
ble^reportajofithemnitedlStateH
/(jonlyrobout^two-fiftha a a
'otoei;*Btate 3 .
" n o r id a a a ,.
l e V a lu e
to th e N a d o n a a d g n ifts S e a p le ”
Tho distingulaheiL editor of -Ukr/Maniifacttirerai Rec
ord thus aummarizea»aorae of^hel- *1*----- 1— *------ ■
Florida which make.tho state a* _____
equalled climate; wonderful.ocean and gulf shoVolline; racnDhas r^ rc e lv hceun "T h e"atteiith n "* i,Ueveu0? '
superb rivers; thousandsfof lakes, large and small! country ia l^w c o n S m te d -on Florida n^ tb „ e. ^ ° T°
fertile soil, producing'in* ever-increasing quantities.
tinedkeentof* of great population*
p^edoa"
Tke>Florid<vmvelop,ii0,d>Board:.whickWkeiSMUmdmVerforTComm'r,
. . .
.
a von-jmrtimn, ntm -protitterganuat '
ird» of trade'and chambers o f com
— prejudiced information about'Florid
bertktp of local trade-bodies.'Address
FLORIDA DEVELOPM ENT BOARD
C m illiiM
B n lld la c
J a e k a o n v ille , F lo r id .
Ulaati-dtUg ^
�p p
THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1M4
PHONE
14 8
YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION
SAVE DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
FOR SALE
Sanford Daily Herald
FOR SALE
LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES AND
rd)UND—A
coat” on Celery Ave.
IWANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS
REAL ESTATE
REPAIRS
oau
a
t
Herald
office.
TO THE HOUSEWIFE:—
USED
CAR DEPARTMENT
ITerms: Cash in Advance FOIt TiXLEP^DcSolo paints anil ^OK SALE—At Coronado Beach
LOST—Pair nose glasses between
BUILDING
M ATERIAL
MikA^LR ~Cowcreta C a, |
vanishes u t Sanford Novelty
nn eight room furnished house
cement work, aidowlajp,
1923
Dodge
touring,
almost
new.
i RouniUlut-Anderson Drug Store
Works, solo agents.
151-tfc with two lots. Located on Flagler
1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like Ing blocks, irrigation
Telephoned min. Hill I r rr!
and
Fifth
St.,
and
Oak
Ave.
Findrrlved from
and mlIf you never read a line of any kind o f new s In
new.
Terwilleger, l*rop.
BllKCll CRAPES, true blueberries Avc., good income property. Mrs.
■er please return to Herald office
Irrtor tr a l iw urdlalilr for
One 1923 Dodge Coupe.
(his paper, it’s worth a great many tim es what it
and blackberries—nil varieties D. A. Kelly. 217 E. 3rd St.______
firn n t
Lumber "olid Building
! nnd receive reward
Dodge touring, 19CZ.
|t TImo .......-.....- —.... lOr n tlnr suitable for home and commercial FOR SALE—Small furnished cotcosts you because it gives you every afternoon the
Carter Lumber Company^
an
opportunity
ty
to
keep
^-ITiST
Dodge Roadster, 1919.
Is Tlmen
--- ..---— Hr » line planting. Largest nurseries. Vig- _tage. Inquire at Herald._____ ,
last and lowest prices for the day.
abreast with
Itn the limes by itbt
N. Laurel St.__Phone
Dodge 1922 touring.
l« Tlmro ..._................ lie n line ’aiou3, well rooted plants insure TWO fifty foot Iota together on
1reading the classified pages of
Dodge Sedan.
If you save only 50 cents a day on your shipping,
good eaily profits. For full in good desirable corner. Price $1250.
niLL LUMBER CO. Ho
your daily newspaper. Herald
|i)U ck F a c e Tj pe ilouLilr above
1922, Hupmobile touring.
it
would
represent
one
hundred
and
fifty
dollars
formation and illustrated catalog Terms very reasonable. H. B.
1 lu te s.
Service, Quality a'A
iwant ads contain many Interesting
One
Worm-drive
Ford
truck.
No. 0, write Southern Adapted Lewis & Co.
a year.
ITh» reiliicn l d a t e s nre for con|
messages.
It
will
p«y
you
to
read
Ford
touring,
1922.
Phone
135.
I lu eiitlvr I n s m liiiin .
Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.
FofTsAT.E—Modern 0 room stuc
them d a l l y . ________________
Dutck touring, 1918.
1Six w o rd s of a v e ra g e le n g th
co bungalow. New and up to
ure c o u n te d a lllie.
Reo Speedster Truck. 1922.
■FUK SAI.tl—ligry Cash Register.
LOST—One tan suit case on Park
Doesn't m atter what the prices were yesterday—
Minimum Churn o 20c fu r first
date In every reaped. Four blocks
1 1-2 ton International truck.
Cost
$00
when
now.
Will
sell
A\c., between Seminole Hotel
Insertion.
from
center
of
city,
$7,000,
good
cheap, Inquire at Sanford herald
2-ton’ Indiana Truck
nnd
10th
St.
Return
to
Coleman’s
■All a d v e r t i s i n g In r estricted to
terms.
1-ton Republic Truck.
oil ice.
Doesn’t m atter what they ore going to be tomor
Gift Shop, 207 Magnolia; reward.
proper c la s s if ic a t i o n .
If an e r r o r la m ad e T h e HunFord
House Car.
Phone
104-J._
_
__
_______
Island* eggs One lot on Elm Ave., $550.00
row—
Iford H e r a ld w ill lie rrsponsllde I FOIt SALK—Rhode
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
I for only o n e Incorrect Insertion, | for setting, 15 eggs for $l.u0.
WANTED
Dodge Dealers.
I the a d v e r tis e r , fo r sub seq uent j Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardali Avenue, 10 ACRES celery land 2 1-2 acres
Phone 3.
I Insertions. Tim o f f ic e sh ou ld be i Sanford.
W
hat’s
the
last
and
lowest
prices
today—The
Phono
3303.
83-tfp
MISCELLANEOUS
cleared, flowing well, five acres
{notified Im m e d ia te ly In ca se o f
| error.
Herald tells you!
SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 fenced, $1700.00.
T O A DV RU TlH fJH fl,
FORDS
i First Street. Next door to Smith
You can find the name of
PUBLIC stenographer.
Phone
A H era ld r e p r e s e n t a tiv e thorBrothers. We bcII, trade, and re-l^lV E rootn house cloie In, $2500.00.
New
and Used
340. 107 Park Ave.
live Busincsa Man in S aafatfii
louKldy fa m ili a r w ith rates, rules (pair all kinds of cook stove 3. If
ROADSTERS
land c la s sif ic a tio n , w ilt g i v e yon
this
Column each day.
ONE
three
room
house
new.
Large
your trouble is stove trouble, see
{complete Information.
And If
TOURINGS
P O L IT IC !A L
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY WANT to ll ear from bwner having
lot, $850.00, terms.
us.
| you w ish , t h e y w ill a s s is t you In
COUPES
V/
ite m s
t j desire to announce to the cltlfnrm for sale; givo particulars
| wording y o u r w a n t ad to nnikn
SEDANS
EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and 0 ACRES with three room house. A N N O T T N C E M E N T S *cn* of Seminole County that I am and lowest price. John J. Black,
||t more a ffectiv e,
TON TRUCKS
repairing. Cnll II. S. Pond,
?
t
o
,
candidate for the nomination to Chippewa Fnlls, W isconsin.___
I M P O R T WAT N O T IC E .
One ncre ret to oranges. One J r . . . . 1W V
Cash or terms.
phone 225 or Peoples Bank.
FOIt SUPERINTENDENT OF
bo Prosecuting Attorney for the i I REPAIR houses," wood, till, cehalf mile of station, $750.00,
A d v e r tis e r s sh ou ld g i v e lln-lr
The Marcel Shop
We Sell or trade.
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
County Court of Seminole County, l rnent. Rate G0c. W. E. Lanti,
Islrvct or p on tt fries mlilrtux ns
______________
179-tfc
U 111iUB. Fl
EDWARD
HIGGINS,
|w ell o s tltelr phono n u m b er If
1
hereby
announce
my
cundidacy
subject to the action of tho Demo- ; i_to French.
___
FLORIDA MARVEL~~blackberry WE HAVE the property. We have
M m i .'r i i r l t i u . V l u l r t l i n y
|lhey d e s i r e resu lts. About one
Authorized Ford Dealer
for
l
e-clcction
to
the
'office
of
cratic
Primary,
June
3rd,
1924.
I
Trm'iiteu**
the
bargain*.
Wo
are
hero
to
plants
for
sale.
Dr.
J.
M.
Adams,
ROOM
nnd
board,
$8.00.,
402
First
| render o u t o f a th ousnnd lias n
Sanford.
county superintendent of public will be grateful for your vote ana
I 'llll.I.II’ S
A IM IlT X B X T f
eervp you. Come and Fee ua.
| telephone, and th e others can't Box 108R, _St;_ Petersburg, _F]n.
St.
Instruction
oi
bemmolu
County,
the
nomination.
|rom muu!cntn w it h
y o u u nless
S u ite Vo. a
T el. H M T l
SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
FOIt
SALE—Baby
chicks,
S.
C,
WANTED—Many
people
have
old
| they k n o w y o u r address.
Hubjeet to tho Democratic primary I _ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER.
Seminole
Hotel
Annex,
Rods, Barred Rocks, White and
to bo held on dune 3rd, 1921.
All d l s e o n t l a u n a e r M l 'S T h r
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
they "no ‘lon’ge? Jnced.C few ceStl! INVESTIGATE _OUR USED CAR
Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White ________Sanford, Fla.__
oinilr In p e r s o n n t T h e S n n ________T.
W. LAWTON.
Subject, of course, to tho action spent in a Herald want nd will sell
DEPARTMENT.
turd H e r a l d u f f le c n r b y l e t
Leghorns, S. C. Ai :unns. Heavy FOR SALE—Attractive modern
FOR SHERIFF.
of the Democratic Primary to be sue hurticles. Why not turn them
ter,
T elep h o n e
illsru n tln bungalow. A bargain, terms.
egg producing strains. Pedigreed,
W .J. Thigpen
o n r r s a r e n o t v a lid .
I hereby announce myself as t> belli June 3rd, I will be a candidate into cash today?
Maxwell Touring
exhibition and utility matings.1_Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.
candidate
for
the
ofilcc
of
Sheri
*
Courteous, Prompt. Efficient
for
the
office
of
Countv
Judge
of
Chandler
Touring
Custom hatching. Write today FOR EXCHANGE—Equity of
Has moved to Pulestoa
Service.
Ford Sednn
for prices. Sunny Bide Hatchery,! $3500 in six mom bungnlow,
Brumley Bldg. Heal -E
Hudson
Touring
Box 18, I.ongwood, I- la.
| well located in Miami, now rentScripps-Booth Touring
tate and all kinds o f
Fl)!t
SALE—Rhode
Island
and
ed
and
paying
eight
per
cent
inDRESSMAKING
Oakland Touring
surance.
Whito Leghorn eggs for setting j terest. Will trade for Sanford
DUA
t a i l '. WttlUVIU M V .U IU ,
15 eggs for $1.00. Mrs, J. W. property, improved or unimpoov- candidate for the office of Clerk inirs of the oTico.
SALE
“MARY OF THE MOVIES” a t the KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
French Ave nnd High; od provided price is right, ip an- of the Circuit Court of Seminole
Milano tonight. This is nn in
| ADAME E. C. TOUCH AKU, 'j Pennington,
SCHELLE MAINF.S.
S t . _____
| nwcrlng this ad (Rate location of
side story of the life in HallyFRENCH DRESSMAKER.
County,
subject
to
the
action
of
the
1
FOR
CLERK
OF
COURT
Lloyd C. Bebout
IPORTED HAND EMBROID- "FOR SALE—Pepper plants. J." C. Hanford real estate and tho price immocrntie prmavy in Junta hi'-l., j jlorcj,y announce my candi- wood. 40 famous rtar.t. Free tickFOR SALE
Ellsworth Bearuall Ave. Phone wanted. Will not pay over mar• ts for Miss Annie Hawkins.
1924 Chevrolet Touring car, used
tKD LINGERIE. DRESSES AND
Traffic Manager
—
------.
H.
II.
CIIAPI
ELL.
ducy
for
the
office
of
Clork
of
the
i
ket value. Address Box 431, Caro
only a few weeks, A-l condition. 419 First National Bank Bldg.j
K'AISTS. HAMILTON HOTEL 3303.
FOR COUNT! PROSECUTING Circuit Court, Seminole County
—--,y
rt
Herald.
JLOCK, WINTER PARK. FLA. , SAUSAGE—for sah\
ATTORNEY.
j Florida, subject to the decision of
Sanford, Florida.
11
IT DRIVES OUT WORMS.
1923 Ford new ton nnd puint, good
rat
drieJ nnd smoked, 35» cents per $300 CASH, balance $io peri I. wish
. , to announce that. .I shall
. .. .i,
ne’
m0cratie Prihmty to bo
the
Democratic
The
surest
sign
of
worms
in
Specializing
Loss
and
Da
IOUSES FOR RENT
lb. postpaid, cash, Minimum ship
bo a candidate for the cfficc of held on Juno 3rd, A. U.t 1924. 1 children is paleness, lack of in -1] rubber, A-l condition.
Freight—Exprees d a le
‘5S5'
^
v “?‘f ^ S u . ; ' “k
a nnd service in terest in play, frctfuIncBs. vnria- joq Chevrolet, new top nnd paint,
foil RENT—(Jarnge, corner Uth
efficiency
and Elm _Ave. Al._Schndder.
hie nppetite, picking at the nose £0od rubber, completely overhaul- ii&i'Z"."“ncrc.VD“vesS-:s » j s r a s j s r r f
^
^ z ss im m S ^ ’a x ^
DOUGLASS. • nnd
|OR RENT—Or sale, new cottage
sudden starting in sleep. Wnyn 0j _$200.
Ke isfuction guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch !>'• Owner needs money for
other,
votci-4
at
lhe
Junp
R
primary
nt Gindervilla. Apply at GinStudebaker, Packard, Chev
wish
announce that I am n these symptoms appear it is tim e,
n* Sawyer,
Sawyer, Tit
Tilton.
Georgia.
) investments.
_
j Ii w
sh to annm
investments, M l—- rii,p . -s.jJ! priman.
ton,
Georgia
lervilic Store.
for further ------____ candidate
GEORGEforC.Clei
HERRING.
candidate for Clerk of the Circuit to give White’s Cream Vermifuge^
rm
ii
.........................
:care
Sanford
Herald
care
J. L. PERKINS
FOR SALE—Watson nnd Irish information.
Court of Seminole Co., subject to A tew doses drives out the worms _ ’•* Hi’ick u, gnrnl shape mcchanFOR COUNTY JUDGE
grey watermelon seed, hand se
Democratic
pHmnry,
June
third.
SPECIAL NOTICES lected
nnd
puts
the
little
one
on
the
rond
■
ically,
fair
rubber—$225.
n
in
n
I
t
hereby
announce
myself
ns
a
Sales
Department
from sound melons. 1922 F l o r id a
.... office
____ of
__ County
_____ If elected, I promise tho faithful to health again. White's Cream 1
gentleman's well candidate. for the
HAE sold my entire stock of crop, true to name, rich red meat,
st. Johns. A gentleman’s
Sun
Juan
Garage
« \ v iiia m r s n s n e r n
I
goods to L. C .Klnard, efTective 50c. f.o.h CO lbs. delivpml. Pear appointed home with every modern Judge of Scmiuulo County, r.ubject! performance of the duties cen Vermifuge hns a record of 50
the Democratic primary, June 3, nected with that office.
years of successful use. Price 35c. I
JUAN GAR1A,(j K ,C0" 1
latch 1. T. W. Sikes
___ son Plant Co., Pearson, Ga.
convenience, near Palatka, $8500. to
1921. I pledge faithful service.
W. L. MORGAN,
Sold by nil lending druggists.
! ____
.
*■irirt atllt Myrtle.
Just
enough
of
an
tile
land,
fruit
APARTMENTS
| '
FOR SHERIFF.
’ FOIt*SALK--A
'
HAVE 3 touring cars to trade for
e, ...nice lot
, of, young
. trce.n, chicken runs and cow pas- ■mould you nominate me.
FINE LIVE STOCK EXII!HIT ’ real estate.
fat hens,
To the Voters of Seminole County:
Per head. Som ejtrre to insure a plentiful supply _______ _____ U. SHARON.
FOR RENT
are laying, v\ m. II, Huynes, 919 of the good things of liic without
............. V my
...j cantljdacy
vu.miuak, ' A A.Nt,SViLLt, Feo, 22.—C a t-1
FOR SHERIFF
I. hereby^ announce
lOK RENT—Furnished apart French Avenue.
I hereby nnnoanec myself a can- for the office of Sheriff of Send- Ho belonging to and entered by t h - '
I incurring too g.e it n burden,
Tailors, Cleaners and Oyeifl
ment 311 Pnrk Ave._
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
Taylor ns usual was satisfied Here you may level a beauty, andA ‘'•‘■'nte for, reulQctiuu, to, the..office nolo County, subject to the voters HpjjarJnient p f Anjtual Industry id ■
117 Park Avenue— Phon* M l
to show the folk that it in tho livo in comfoa ut little cost. Love- 1 sheriff of Seminole county sun-1 of the Dcmoerutic Primary to be , ! no e loiida r.xpennie it Stiuion.j----------- I'jrat mm alyrtle,_____
IOOMS FOR RENT county
at tho South F l y - 1ALL MAKES
of subrtantialncss. Wo got land & Tanner, I'ahitka, Florida, ject to tho action of the Demo hei! June 3rd, 1921. If elected 1 1won 23 ribbons
i ti in j■ ii.iiv
rtutomobilcs rethree ...of intho
prininry to he held on June promise four years of Law E n-! »4»». Fair in raiuju.
RE YOU—Looking for a good hungry when wo saw that sausage.! SANFORD* REAL ESTATE is"in cratic
libbcnfl were tor grand .champion-j
Hupntobilea a specialty.
3.
If
elected
for
another
term
I
furcement
in
a
business
manner
by
room. If you don’t find one llat- BETTER BABY! CHICKS: Pine-; great demand. Investors nre pledge to fulfill the duties of tho the help of the proper subordi- *hipa,
upt*e firs.s. and tw*> were I Work guaranteed. Corner Oak
breeze, Whito Leghorn Chicks looking for good bargains. If you
I in thU eulumn, insert a small
roconds. The grand championships and 3rd. Phone 410.
office
in
the
same
efficient
manner
J
nates
or
assistants
nnd
earnestly
are
sireil
by
nedigrceii
males
from
have
any
renl
estate
to
buy
or
sell
ant ad and you will receive the
Sanford Novelty
v.ere for the best Jersey bull, tne
lie
high record hens.
Eggs perfect it will pay you to me The Herald that I have conduct .'d it in the solicit the support of nil law cn- best
st listings in tho city._____
Holstein-Friesi.fn
bull
ami
best
pust.
furcement
voters,
on
June
3rd.
OR RENT—Two nicely furnlsh- ly hatched by modern incubators. classified page.
Jersey cow
L. :i. HAND.
R. L. ALLEN.
Works
ed housekeeping rooms. $20.0(1 Vigorous chicks, true to strain,
FOR
MEMBER
SCHOOL
BOARD
FOR
COFNTY
JFDGE
$20
a
hundred;
$180
a
thousand.
r month. 312 or 314 East 5th
I hereby unnouncu myself a can
I hereby nnnumue my candidacy
Immediate deliveries. Order "bet
l _______________ __ _______ . ter
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
for the office of County Judge didate for re-election to the office
baby chicks" from Pinebrecze
OR RENT—Furniahed rooms. Farm, Callahan, Florida.
of Seminole County, subject to the of memher of the board of public
General Shop and Mill Work
402 Oak Avc.
action of ihe voters at the Demo instruction, representing school
FOR SALE—Hens, 35c for Satur- >.
,
, , ,
district No. 1 of Seminole County,
UR R”ENT—Two good house day. Fresh country eggs 50 cents! tc*s ,{or Hnewst, sinking fund ami cratic primary June 3.
Contractor and Builder
'- . t i l l
Notice Is
ulvcu to till whom
JOHN G. LEONARDY.
subject to the Democratic primary
keeping rooms reasonable. Ap- dozen. Our big sale
Cardit of Sanford’s Reputable
m„y concern that A. It. Key. us __
to
be
held
mi
June
3rd.
1924.
ly Lincoln Hotel . _____________ on. Mrs. G. C. Catos. Bull going •|iiunnltna
ft
\‘trv.
i
FOR
SHERIFF
uf lhe person ami estate
517 Commercial Strcot
Professional Men, each of
Jewel Pauline Horner, a minor, To tho Voters of Seminole County: ______ FRED T. WILLIAMS.
fn Lwi
'OR RENT—3-room furnished FOR SALE—Buy a home nnd | of
l'’lor»nei*
As
ues
Horner,
a
minor.
whom,
In
his
chosen
profession
I hereby announce myself a can
atop paying rent. One acre g a r-! Neal Aurel Horner, a minor, anil
FOR TAX 'COLLECTOR
apartment, first floor, 209 E. den,
the Herald recommends to the
one acre fruit, 25 gbenrin j 'tiex Horner a minor, will on the didate for Sheriff of Scminntu
I wish to announce that I am a
th St.
tr e e s , six-room h o u s e , go od c o n d i - • i f t l i <lnj- of Starch. A. l>.
np County subject to the action of the rnndidntc for re-election to the ofpeople.
for Democratic primary to lie held on fico of County Tax Collector of
Snn
Everdlent w.iur.
writer uain,
Itnvn ga
on- Hemjn„llt
P S to the l>„un,y.
i utility Juiltte
lit anti ftt
non. r.xcLiicm
Wilson Welding & Radiator
. . i.'|liri,ln.
. . . at hi:
Ills June 3rd. If I am elected 1 pledge
rage chicken house and other out- o f f i c e at Mitnforil. rinrlda, nt lo
Seminole County, subject to the
buildings. On hard road 3-1 miles o 'clo ck A. M., nr iin sunn tliorvaftnr myself t'o fulfill the duties of this action of the Democrntie primary
Works
'-w
tho mutter can ho Itruril. for office to the best of my ability.
east of Country Club, easy pay ns
to be held in June.
iintlinrit)' to s e ll at puhllr or p ri
EASY
ments, must sell at once. Phone v a te k:i Ii> 1!i» ii it 111v HI■il Interest of ______ __ ______E. E. BRADY.
GeorjETe A, DcCottes "It it’s Metal wa can weld it"
__________ JNO. D. JINK1NS.
3293. F. F. West, Sanford, Flu. J e w e l Pa iilttic Horner, F lo r e n c e
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
Attorney-at-Law
SETTLEMENT
SANFORD, FLORIDA
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
Am:eH Horner. NVnl Aurel Horner,
I hereby announce my candidacy
and I him H rtier. minors, In mul to
Over Seminole County
I
beg
to
announce
myself
a
can
for County Commissioner for the
ho fnllowlnw ih-Hirllii'l real e sta te .
The problem of filling ~ H E L P WANTED ~ •"Itiinto.
Bark
lylnv, ami lo'lnx In the didate for the offica of Tax Col- , Fifth District comprising Chuluoneeds is easily settled on {WANTED—Man nnd wife, ns County of Heinltmle, Mate r.f K lin-,
Sanford,
-----------Florida
lcetor
of
Seminole
County,
subject
ta,
Genova
nnd
Osceola,
subject
to
the principle of reciprocity, | chauffeur, and utility nnd house •On, more parCctilurly ilcscrllicd n»
STEWART The Floriat
f
o
l
lo
w
s
,
to
-w
lt:
to
the
decision
of
the
Democratic
the
action
of
the
Democratic
prifor what one has to sell the wife. North in summer and south
T h e West h a lf of Iho N ortheast
Flowers
For All Occasions
other wants to buy.
u a r t e r of tint Nortliwn»t Q u arter Primary to be held June 3rd, 192L mnry Juno 3.
in winter. References. Apply Dr. Q
Members
Florists
Telegraph De
of flection “fl. Township is, South ____________ 1LC. MAXWELL
C. A. RAULERSON.
This is the groat princi J. H. Gla^s, Enterprise._________ of Hnmtv 3t Knst, lens the North
livery
Association
Schelle
Maines
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
n a rres of the Hast T h r e e -Q u a r
.w rit'll TO TUB 1*1 lll.lt'
ple underlying Herald Want WANTED—Sanford business men te
814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 269-W
ter" of tile West half of the N o r th
I wish to announce that I nm a Tills Is to certify Hint O. I* Carlwho are in reed of competent east
Ads nnd it ha3 worked for
Quarter o f tile Northwest Q u ar
LAWYER
years with such great suc help should read the classified ter of .tertlou ."1. T ow n sh ip 111, candidate for re-election to the toil l» no longer eonncrtcil with the
of Itanne 31 Must, and
Sanford I.onii and Having* Com
cess that this form of ad page of ’the Herald. There’s no S oAu th
— Court House
the N irth u rst Q u a rter of office of Tux Assessor of Semi pany.
vertising bus conic to be reason for sending out-of-town for tin* lso,
N o rth w est Quarter of Section nole County, subject to tho decis
HitntuI,
help vhen there is probably just 33. T o w n s h ip I'1, South of Iin inrc ion of the Democratic Primary to
very populnr.
1 Sanford Machine Co.
HANKOUD LOAN & HAVINtlS CO.
the person you want in tho city. 31 Hast, less th West l«27.!» feet, be held June 3rO, 1921.
w
h
ic
h
application
will
he
h.tsed
up
t!. K. .MrCull, ilar.
The needs of one are sup Rem! tins column and if you don’t
( i r n r r n l 3l’,r h *u r nuil l l u l l . r
AFTER THE TIERED STYLE
t h e petition
for sale th e r e o f
\\ utV,
A. VAUGHAN. 3t dnlly-lt wky
plied by the needs uf another. see what you want a few tents in- on
n o w on file In the office o f the
Elton
J
Moiighton
j Striclly following t!ie m.xle of
i vested in a want ad will biing you Count y Ju d ge o f Seminole County,
llmli-r
IrtiiJInc
This process simply is the 1many replies. Just try it once. _ F lorid a.
’ Paris, this dress appears to best adlo
t
te
d
this
I
Ith
day
of
F
eb
ru
ary,
I
'b
i
m
r
C'J
getting of the buyer and
S ii n fa n i , r u .
ARCHITECT
vantage of African brown charmecn.
Visitors were shown how St. A. Ii, 1»:«.
seller together and Hc.nld
It features tlic tierr.l Irimtuiag for F irst National Rank Bldjj.
A. It. KKY.
'Johns
grows
Irish
potatoes.
Sev
Want Ads do that to per
\ s C iisri'lsn for the person nnd
the skirt and is furllicr unhdlishcd
fection. Try them and see. eral improvised row oi thin im e s t a t e of J e w e l I’ltullne Dortler,
with handsome silk braid in self- Sanford, ------------ Florida
'h o n e Itisportant ciop were provided within
- I ' h o n . 41
F lo r e n c e
,ton es
Ikireiir,
Neal
cob.r.
The fastening is at the side,
To reach all tho people the booth and thousands studied
A u r e l Hortter. and Inez Horner,
i revert and collar bang cut in one.
effectively — leave
your how Nature makes food for man.
m in ers.
QUICK SERVICE
For the belt one may me the dress
Want Ad nt The Herald of
Fort Pierce—Planting of larg S-ir»-22-2»-J.7-l<
material, fancy ribbon or velvet. Me
W.
A.
HOBBS,
M.
D.
TRANSFER
fice. Phone us to send for est tonmio acreage in history of
dium sire rtguiren 3jf yards 54-inch
Specialist
it or phone it to the Want St. Lucie county now well under
Orlando—Orange County Cham
material, with 11 yarn* of braid.
I.ucmI anti l.nnK lll.tnura Ul
Urologj'. Syphilohigy, Female
Ad Department.
wny.
Piet .rial Review Drcu No. 1510
Ins. S tu r n a .
-AND SUPPLIES
ber of Commerce establishes lieudand Skin and Blood Diseases.
Sizes,
J4
to
48
indies
buiL
Price,
tN F O R D , FL A. 35 cents.
Office 301 First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Pensacola—Flans being made for ounrters in new State Bank Build FOOT OF FIRST S I
PHONE 148
ing.
v (USD!
erection of new Baptist church.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
WHIDDON & HODGES
Daily Fashion Hint
NOTICE
M
mm
By GEORGE McMANUS
B R IN G IN G U P F A T H E R
n
M E CLAfo**
TO MEL IM THit>
M OTORM AN
^ U lT
N EV ER MlNO TH E.
Cl_A.*bt> • ‘f o u CiE IT
T O V/ORVkMSD
M IN D YOUI^
E>Ot>irSE^>t) •
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
IT’t) TOO tWO
7 - 1 r
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6TO P
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h im -
THl*ia RA 1L.W AV O O e 'b N 'y
d ow n t h a t y //vy -
:
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
Sanford, ----------------- Florida
Phone 401
902 French AveatM
The Seminole Prinlery
jT
Let uh flauri' on that Job of
iiriuUnK—w, Mtan t brhlml .very
Juii we turn out.
Rubber Stamps a Specialty
e n z^ -:
oV
m
<D 1924 » v I mt ' i. F xaturc S
nt.
wy,
FIRE, LIFE, AUTO
Insurance
** •
vW
ti
W. J. Thigpen
Real E state
K >-
x r v ic c .
I nc.
2V ?
IE
It. C. M A X W E L L
Real E state
and
Insurance
SANFO RD.------ FLORIDA
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SatarJayt U
Graatttt
d *r
VI
H liM
L a w o t T m p . bat
fS
JLUMB V.
,p Who was in Palm
i4h with Fall and Me*
Last December will
Questioned by Commit*
aa to Conversation
lbout the Oil Scandal.
in r Tk* Aw w t u H
WASHINGTON, Feb. M _
B u n a Slemp, secretary
Cool idee,
Saturday
appear before the Senate
Committee Monday after
ator Walab, Momtoaa. chief
ecutor in the aeandal had
lied hlai aa the telephone.
While Walah declined to in*
irate the aubjeet matter on
hlch Slemp would he auee*
.oned. It ie understood the
ommittee desires to ash about
kke extent of any communica*
n he has had with the gov*
.junent officials and others
oncerned In regard to the oil
nquiry since the beginning of
startling diacloaures.
ADAMS
INJUSTICE
DONEDAUGHERTY
_____
|Maintains that No Man Should
lie Driven from Office by
Party
Gossip Unless
Proved Gsllty.
(H r Tk* Aw w lstnl P e ru )
W A SH IN G TO N , Feb. 23.
Chairman Adams of the Republican
National Com niltet, Friday pub
licly jo hied the Issue with those
o f his party leaders in the senate
who are demanding the immediate
resignation o f Attorney General
Daugherty.
“ This la not the time,” he said
fASHINGTON, Feb. 23.— C. in a formal statement, “ to yield
com Slemp, secretary of Presi- to the threats of those who are
nt Coolidge, will be called as a conducting this campaign o f polit
mess in the
m e (oil inquiry, probably ical terrorism, or to the demands
it Monday.
'
o f those who are frightened by
such methods.”
The Republican party organisa
This was made known Friday bytion, ho declared, will insist that
no verdict o f guilty shall be pro
nator Walah, Democrat, Monnounced until indisputable evidence
who haa taken the lead in
o f guilt has been produced.
.ssing the Investigation, a fter
The Statement
had returned unexpectedly to
The statement follows in full:
uhington from a vacation at
"T h e integrity of a former Re
nehurst, N. C.
publican cabinet official has been
called into cerious question because
Mr. Slemp visited Palm Beachhe accepted money while in odico
at December at the time form er from certain oil interests.
cretary Fall and Edward B. Me
“ The reputation of three form er
in, publisher o f the WashingDemocratic cabinet members, und
Font, were thero and he prob- other Democrats prominent in the
;v will be asked i f he talked Wilson administration, has been
th them about the oil scandal.
affected because they received
Other members o f the commit- money from the same oil interest.!
who concur in the decision to as hire for the politicul influence
ill the president’s secretary, said with their own administration.
might be questioned also as to “ So much for the facts regard
hither he had talked with gov-ing the use o f money disclosed up
nment officials o r others men- to date in the oil investigation.
ned in the oil cases since the be
.“ Taking advantage of this situa
tting o f the sensational dis- tion, a few political blackguards
ures which followed the
andteatiaeandal mqngcrs have launched
oney o f Archie
Roosevelt a
on general campaign of slander
nuary 22.
against members o f the cabinet and
Not Surprised.
others high in official life. .... ....
the news that he
“ Onewor the victims o
f thin cam
------be called came as no’ surpaign is Edwin Denby, secretary of
utto Mr. Slemp. I t was undcr- the navy. The record shows he did
■ that huhiuhibepn advised »e v- not perform a single act in connec
i days ago that aome members tion with the leasing o f the naval
the committee Were o f the opin- oil reserves that was either ill?~nl
that he should be questioned.
or immoral— much less a betrayal
Upon learning
of
Senator o f public trust or inimical to pub
ilsh’s statement,
Mr. Slemplic welfare.
mmunicated with friends at the “ N o t one o f Secretary Denby’s
pitol and was told that no fo r detractors cun quote any official
I subpocnae for his appearance record or sworn testimony to the
’ been issued. None may be, as
contrary. Not one dare make his
the usual course high govern- accusations outside the hulls of
itnt officials simply are invited
congress where he claims protec
uppear before
congressional tion in the prerogative o f uttering
mmlttees.
slander.
Decision to call Mr. Slemp was
“
Nothing to Do With Oil Leases”
one development which came
“ N ow it Is being charged that
,t of hurried conferences which
Attorney General Daugherty was
nator Walsh held with commita party to the transactions. He had
men and his colleagues, Senanothing whatever to do with the oil
r Wheeler, Democrat, Montana,
mediately upon
reaching
his leases. He was not even consulted
regarding them. Those making
fice.
these charges claim they want a
General proceeduro at the rewal o f the public hearings next congrcibional investigation o f Mr.
■ondny was discussed by Mr. Duugherty in order to bring out
the facts. But they are not willing
T*lsh and Chairman Lenroot and
to wuit for the investigation.
ter it was stated that Milton E.
“ What thoy hope to do is to
lies, president o f R ig g s National
[Bank o f Washington,
probably force Attorney General Daugherty
to retire from the cabinet before
id be the first witness Monday.
such an investigation can take
Declines to Reveal 8ubject.
Senutor Walsh declined to dia- place. They hope he will prefer
such retirement to the alternative
ijoie the subject
m atter upon
o f remaining in office to be har
Uuich he w ill be questioned, t>ut
assed and slandered.
It is known that the committee deliras to have information from “ The Republican party organiza
the records o f the bank whichtion stands unalterably for clean
night throw some ligh t upon ru-and honest administration o f pub
Uors related to those current inlic affairs. It does not condone
tonnection with supposed oil stock betrayal o f public trust or seek to
transactions by public officials.
protect those o f its party guilty
After the examination o f Mr. o f such betrayal.
■flea and Mr. Slemp, the commit
"B ut It is equally insistent thut.
tee probably will call in its expert guilt must be proved or shown by
iciountants before procedure with evidence that udmits of no doubt.
Jther witnesses.
These account- Hysterin is not proof. Libel is not
rat:! have completed their audit o f proof. Idle gossip and hearsay
the books of W. B. Hibba & Com scandal are not evidence.
pany, n Washington stock broker“ To punish innocent men upon
firm, and also o f the books o f
such
irresponsible and disreputable
thi former Washington branch o f
Ungerlcider and Company, a Cleve grounds often results in letting
those who arc really guilty escape.
land stock brokerage firm.
Senator Walah also said o ffi- It is not without the range o f pos
sibility that those who ure now
dals of the Fcderal-American N a
tional Bank and the Commercial making wild charges against public
officials seek to sacrifice innocent
•National Bank, both o f Washing
ton, would be summoned in con men in ordor that guilt which
traction with the testimony givenshould be ferreted out and properly
By Mr. McLean at Palm
Beach placed may escape detection."
I Hr Tts Au m UIH frrw t
Insurgent
Democrats
Squeeze Amendments
B i ll Making T ad 1
Subject to Ii
Opening Corporate
Returns to Inspect!
W A S m N G ^ T 'l & T S ^ A
proposal to roimkiuso U o excms profits tasv l iv t lu w >
stubborn contest today- in tbs
house. A proposition » M of*
ft r td by F rew , RepobHcsn in
surgent, o f Wisgonoin, o f on
amendment to the revOOOft bill
carried rates of 10 ptx cost so
first 20 per cent o f , the, pro
fits over the allowed M w *
tions and 50 per cent aa pro*
fits above th at.! ,,J
.
W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 23.— The
house Democratic-Republican in
surgent coalition wedged another
amendment into the rotonuc bill
Friday, making tax returna subject
to inspection by certain congres*
sionul committees.
This amendment and another
adopted by a one vote margin,
opening corporation tax returns to
inspection o f state officials re
gardless o f wlftther the state im
poses an income tux as the law now
requires, developed the major con
troversial jssues o f the day.
Amendment)! Drew Fire
Both amendments drew fire from
the Republleuns, Representative
Mills, N ew York, charged that
“ this piece-meal destruction o f thn
revenue bill is not only leading to
complete distortion o f the measure
to destruction of the income law
itself." H e charged the measure
was being made an instrument of
lolitics, adding that “ instead of
iringing relief fo r the taxpayers
it is going to harass them.”
Representative Wingo, Dem., A r
kansas, in reply, denied that the
amendments thus fa r adopted hod
done more than bring relief to a
greater number o f taxpayers, and
declared he "would rather be
charged with political motives than
personal interest in framing a rev
enue bill.”
*
The Republican stand served to
defeat an amendment offered by
Representative Moore, Deni., V ir
ginia, which would have opened
personal as well ns corporation re
turns to state officers. It was lost,
<u>Additional changes in the meas
ure were tentatively agreed, upon
ut a meeting of somo members of
both parties o f the ways and memo
committee. These would increasr
the estates or inheritance tax and
impose a g ift tax. What rates will
bo proposed was not determined,
ulthough the schedule advunced re
cently by Representative Ram
sey er, Rep., Iowa,, to make the
maximum rato on thd estate tnx 40
per cent, upplyitig to the amount
by which the net estate o f a de
cedent exceeds $10,000,000, was
favored by a number o f those who
conferred.
Representative Longworth, the
Ropuhlican leader, who yeaterduy
advanced n new compromise on the
income rate schedules as a sub
stitute fo r the Democratic rates al
ready voted into the bill, declared
tonight he expected eight or nine
o f the 17 Republicans who sup
ported the Democratic plan to vote
for the substitute I f un opportunity
is afforded when the bill is up for
u final vote. The Republican com
promise fixes the maximum surtax
rate nt 37 Mi per cent instead o f the
44 per cent now in the bill, and de
creases the normal rate on incomes
below $4,000 to 2 per cent, the rate
now in the bill, but would mnkc it
0 per cent above thut utnount. It
would allow no increased exempt
ions.
However, both
Representative
Garner o f Texas, leader in the
Democratic tax fight, nnd Reprasuntative Nelson o f Wisconsin, Re
publican insurgent spokesman, in
sist the compromise will not be
adopted.
Delay encountered in debate on
numerous minor amendments, few
o f which were adopted, upset con
siderably plans o f leuders for a
final vote by next Tuesday. An
effort to reach the estate taxes Into
yesterday was blocked by Repre
sentative Johnson, Texas, made a
pdint o f no quorum after losing a
vote on an amendment to limit to
two instead of four years the
period within which additional
taxes may be assessed by the gov
ernment.
Estate taxes and probably the
excise taxes will ho taktu up to
day. Representative Frear hai
served notice that today he will
propose re-enactment o f the excess
that he had given F all checks ag
gregating 1100,000, drawn on these Frank McDowell W ill profits tax.
Tlic amendment opening tax re
tanks, and which
subsequently
N o t Be Examined By turns specified that they should he
were returned to him unused.
inspected only by the house wuyr
IVe shall pursue the inquiry
Commission and
means and senate finance com
*ith respect to these checks,” Sen Insanity
mittees und special congressional
ator Walsh said, “ because the gen
(H r The Aaaoelatril I'rra a l
committees. It was adopted, 1G8
eral belief is that this transaction
C LE A R W A T E R . Feb. 23— Frank to 100. The amendment us ordin
nevor did take place.”
McDowell, ltt-ycnr-old. slayer o f arily proposed by Representative
Not Decided When MceLan A p
his father, mother aiid two sis Moore, Dem., Virginia, would have
pears.
Mr. McLean is now in Washing ters, will not be examined by an made the returna available to all
ton under suponena, but the time ordinary insanity commission, butr congrei sionul committees. It was
he will bo called before the comwill be submitted to the usual rhunged on motion o f Representa
* it tee has not yet been determin- procedure o f trial for capital tive TiUon. Rep., Connecticut, by
*<i- Senator Walah said he had crime, Deputy Sheriff Horton u vote o f 148 to 130.
onferrcd last Sunday with Mil- Belcher stated to newspaper men
COOLIDGE COMES OUT
n J. Lambert, counsel for Mr. today. It has been decided, the
rleun. It may be
that some deputy is quoted as saying, that
llr T h e Aaaorlatril I’ rraa.
irther conferences w ill be held
,
the
boy
killer
will
be
given
a
pre
COLUM
BUS, Ohio, Fob. 23—
tfure Mr. McLean is asked to
liminary hearing before County Coolidge formally entered the Ohio
appear.
Another important witness the Judge Bird and later bo tried in Republican presidential preference
ommittee hopes to examine fs the circuit court during the May irimarieu today by filing his dec
‘*rry F. Sinclair, who has just term. The date for the prelimi oration with Secretary o f State
Brown.
‘tturned from Europe.
Senator
nary hearing has not been set.
*alsh said a subpocnae fo r him
ould be issued in a few days, but
[rare has been no deciaion as yet
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F R A N C E R E T A IN S
A L T IT U D E R E C O R D
F IR ST PH O T O OF PROSECUTOR S A N D S T A F F
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PARIS, Fab. 23-The Cham*
bar of Deputies approved Polncarea’ taxation and economy
plan this morning after an all
night session by a vote of 354 to
218. The session <was the long
est In the annals of the French
Parliament Taken as a whole
the measures voted are expected
to yield more than 7,500,000,000
francs.
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S IN G L E COPIES F IV E CENTS
SANFORD, FLO R ID A. SATURDAY, FE B R U A R Y 23,1924.
Poincaire’s Taxation
Plans A re Approved
u
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH ES
■ r The A w w l a lf t P n
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T ia p . yntarday..
f
ro special a tto m * f»* im !'tti«fr hizUtiuiU}
by’ Preakl«nt
Coolidge
to
pr<
L e f t ’to right: Uric Meirgert, George E. Chandler,frauds nre shown above photographed In Washington
Owes J. Roberts, Atlee Pomerene (apccal attorneys,) A lbort K. Powell und John B. Dempsey.
IMMENSE SUM IS
AVAILABLE FOR
ROADS IN BILL
AWcuHftral Bill Reported Upon
Includes Large Bum to Be
V;: llaed for the Improvement
of Highways. ,.
.
M URDER M YSTERY
THW ARTS, P O L IC E
in r The'
rrrw l
t .
CHICAGO, Feb. 23— A
double
murder mystery in v o lv in g ' the
theories o f bootleg killin g, revenge
or domestic trouble centers in the
a ctivity^ o f detcctivos
seeking
clues to the slayers o f John Duffy,
found in a roadside snowdrift at
A rgo Friday, and a woman partly
Identified as Mrs. Duffy found F ri
day night in an excellently fur
nished apartment which IhifTy
shared with Mr. and M rs. Cecil C.
Horton. A search is being made
fo r the Hortons believed to have
left 10 days ago on an auto trip
fo r Detroit and since returned.
<nr The A*a«*la!nt P r r u )
W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 23— A to
tal of. $50,758,513, o f which $17.
700,000 would be available fo r Im
provement o f highways during the
coming fiscal year, is carried in
the annual agricultural bill report
ed Friday by the house appropria
tions committee.
The total is $10,082,040 less
than the appropriation u year ago,
when 32,300,000 was p lo tted for
state aid road construction, and is
$471,312 less than budget esti
mates. .
For the enforcement o f special
laws by the department o f agricul
ture the hill carries $2,027,000, the
items including: Fuckers nnd stock Sanford Mortgage Loan Company
Purchases The Seminole Coun
yards act— $452,540; grain futures
ty Abstract Company and
act, $104,100; plant quarantine act,
Changes Firm Name.
$324,42G; insecticide act, $140,575;
grain
standards act, $500,000;
An important deal whereby a
warehouse net, $103,000;
cotton
merger ol two large companies of
futures and cotton standards net,
this city is mude, "wus announced
$185,000; food und drug act, $710, Saturday by Col. George W.
000.
Knight, who stated that the San
An additional $1,071,150 is pro ford .Mortgage Lonn Company has
vided for meat inspection, $308, purchased outright the Seminole
000 for market inspection o f per County Abstract Company and the
ishable food, and $082,480 for the name of the former has been
department's new service on fruits changed to the Title Guaranty &
and vegetables.
Trust Company.
The consolidation o f
the tv;o
The „blll carries $3,277,000 for
eradication o f tuborculoais among companies has been under proves.*
cnttle, the major portion o f it to for sonic time and fin a l arrange
be spent in indemnities; $000,000 ments have been niude, said Mr
for eradicating cattle tick; $181, Knight, and ratified by the board
000 for eradicating hog cholera; o f directors o f the Sanford Mort
$328,480 for blister rust control; gage Lonn Company. Pnpors which
$111,315 for barberry eradication; w ill officially close the deal will be
$572,300 fo r preventing the spread signed at a meeting o f the board
of directors to be held on Monday
of the European corn borer.
Provision is made fo r appoint |morning nt !) o’clock.
For this time, Mr. Knight de
ment of delegates to the interna
tional seed testing conference to clared, ins company has felt that
one o f the needs of this community
lie held in England during 1024.
The committee’s report in deal was a title guaranty organization
ing with expenditure o f
federal and in forming the present com
funds for highway improvement pany ho believes that it w ill answer
brought out that since 1017 federal a long-felt nets! of the county. The
appropriations to the amount of new organization will now be in u
$302,817,500 have been mude avail position to handle ull kinds of ab
able to the Htates of which $284, stract and guurnnty work.
Mr. Knight declared that the
380,330 had been paid to the states
prior to January 1, last. Estimat merger would in no w ay effect the
organization
nnd
no
ing that expenditures ure being present
made during this fiscal year at changes would he made in the o ffi
the rate o f $0,000,000 a month, the cials except that Chester Goodrich,
committee went on the theory that formerly head of thn Seminole
$72,437,100 would be
available Abstract Company w ill be retained
July 1, for expenditure in the com ns manager o f the abstract depart
ing fiscal year in addition to the ment nnd will also serve on the
board o f directors. M r. Goodrich,
$17,700,000 curried in the bill.
who is now residing in Orlando,
expects to move here within a
short time. He form erly lived in
Sanford.
The Sanford Loan & Mortgage
Program fo r band concert nt City t Company has only been in exist
e n c e since April, 1022, but since its
Park, Sunday at 3:30 n. ni
I
a rapid
1. March, Hercules..............L<>scy formation lias enjoyed
|growth and its expansion at this
2. Overture, Prinz Methuselcin
......... - .................
Strauss time, is but the result o f tho con3. Selection, Atilla .............Verdi |tinued progress it hns made, Mr.
Knight said. The company is cap
4. Medley, Songs o f the Old
Folks .........................
U k o italized for $250,000.
Officers o f the company arc: S.
5. Mignonette, Romeo and Ju
liet .....................
Tobnni O. Chase, president; George W.
Knight, vice-president and general
Intermission.
manager; B. F. Whitner, treasurer;
0. Overture, Pannrnmn .......... .
.........
Bnrnhouso Alfred Foster, secretary; II. R.
7. Patrol, American ..... Merchant Stevens, assistant secretary, and
Chester Goodrich, head of the
8. Fautasiu Burlesque. A Hot
abstract department. Serving «>u
Time in the Old Town To
night ............................. Buys the board o f directors besides the
LeRoy B.
[». Star Spangled Banner...... Key officiuls named are:
Giles, George C. Chumberlain, John
JOS. R E IZ E N S T E IN ,
Mcisch and A. E. Allen.
Bandmaster.
MERGER0F TWO
CONCERNS HERE
I S ANNOUNCED
BAND CONCERT
Judge Housholder Wins Handsome
Cup For Low Net Score In Tourney
Judge E. F. Housholder. with a well pleased with the enthusiasm
low net score o f 08, was declared and interest thnt was shown:
Mr. George stated that more in
the w inrer o f tho handsome Bodwell loving cup presented by Harry terest in behalf of the game und
T. Bodwell tor the lowest score- in the local links has been stimu
made in u tournament which was lated among Sanford people which
hold Friday on tho links of the was the real purpose o f holding
Sanford G olf Club. This announce the affair.
Mr. Bodwell, who is also un
ment was made by tho awards
committee following a compilation urdont supporter of the club here
of the scores luto Friday afternoon. nnd who is anxioUs to see more in
te r e s t taken in it, expressed de
T o LeRoy P. Chittendon goes light in the result o f the tournnthe prize, u trophy, for making tlm meut and deelurcd tlmt he believed
lowest gross score which was 88. that it had been a g r e a t success,
Tied for second place in low no*, lie further expressed thanks an I
•cores were Holland I.. Dean aad •appreciation for the support given.
Joe A. Meisch.
Mr. George announced thnt fu r
There w ere 31 contestants in the ther arrangements fo r the woman’ s
tournament
according to O ti! competition are being made nnd
George, local professional, who was w ill be given out later. As in the
men's tournament, tw o cups will ue
in charge o f the tournament. He , given to the women, one for low
characterized it as one o f the most ' net score and the oth er for low
successful tourneys that he hn» gross score.
Continued on page 0.
seen put un and stated that he was
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•
LARGE CROWDS
VIEW EXHIBITS
ON FIFTH DAY
Thoosands of School Children Are
Admitted Free To See Won
derful Display Florida *
Products.
According to word received herj
Saturday, Madison Square Garden
in New York was packed to its
capacity on Fridny when more than
20,000 interested
New
Yorkers
viewed with a great deal of inter
est the various exhibits o f F lor
ida counties.
,
The doors o f the exhibition build
ing had to be opened un hour
earlier thnn usual to admit sev
eral thousand school children, who
attended the show, accompanied by
teachers. The Gnrden had to be
cleared by noon, however, to permit
the entrance o f the holiday crowd
o f New York business people,
which kept the exhibition busy
until midnight.
"N ever have I talked to such a
mob of |H.‘oplo so interested in F lor
ida as I have toduy,” said Karl
Lehmann, secretary o f the Orange
County Chamber o f Commerce last
night. “ Tim exposition is going to
result in thousands o f New Y ork
ers visiting Floridn, und a good
many o f them will make their
future home in out state. The in
terest being token in what Florida
can produce, its yeur 'round cli
matic conditions, and its resources
and opportunities, is amazing."
Here is what one o f the New
York papers bus to say regarding
the Seminole county exhibit:
“ Prominent among the exhibits
Is that of'Sem in ole coilnty. The
many vegetables grown in the
county have been arranged most
attractively
by County Agent
Whitner, assisted by Mrs. Whitner,
and Mr. Runiph. The name of tho
county on the areli over the ex
hibit has been ret in flowers on a
background o f Spanish moss und
hair ferns. In the background the
name has been outlined in oranges.
“ A scene of Lake Monroe is
shown in a panel on the left fucing
tiie booth while one o f the g o if
course is in a corresponding posi
tion on tiie right.
"Free celery hns been distributed
together with recipes und other
literature on Sanford and Seminole
county. The recipes have proven
very popular und large numbers o f
people have asked for several
copies o f them.
"The fiv e foot alligator, nick
named by Secretary Peurmun, "B ig
Chief Osceola,’ ’ nnd ndvertised us
one of the last remaining alligators
in Seminole county, ha:; proven not
only an original but un effective
advertising stunt.
Osceolu bus
been featured in ull the big daily
papers in articles and pictures. O f
the ten appearing in Tuesday’s edi
tions, Seminole county was feat
ured in eight o f them.
“ The alligator draws the crowds
away from other booths giving the
desired opportunity of making
known Sanford and Seminole coun
t y ’s possibilities.
"The
Seminole
Development
Company is meeting with success
in interesting people in the pur
chase o f property in the city und
county. N o sules are being mude
from tiie map but several excel
lent prospects will shortly take a
trip to Sanford for the purpose o f
making investments. The Seminole
Development Company is the only
land company ut the exposition.
"The weather before and since
the opening o f the exposition hus
been unusually severe uml snow
lias fallen heavily the second night
uftcr the opening. Despite this,
however, large crowds have a t
tended."
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle in its
issue o f Feb. lit gives an excellent
nccount o f the Florida exhibit and
praises tho enterprise of those re
sponsible fo r the arranging of the
exposition. F. P. Forster of this
city is in receipt o f the issue which
contains this account.
Chief Leaves to Get
Slayer Orlando Girl
llr T h r A »»***• In(ril I'rraa.
O RLAND O , Feb. 23— Chief o f
dotectives, J. W. McMahon leuves
Saturday
night
fo r
Sulphur
Springs, Florida, to bring back a
negro held there in connection
with the alleged murder of Muriun Johnson, 22 year Orlando girl,
who disappeared from her home
in October 1922, and whose skele
ton was found Wednesday on the
banks o f u lake. Thu negro is a l
leged to huve been a hired assussin
and is also undor observation for
u similar crime in Pennsylvania,
tho officers assort.
D A Y T O N , 0 „ Feb. 23— For
tho second time within two
months th*} United States Fri
day failed to wrest the world’s
aviation altitude record from
France.
•
Lieut. John A . Mac Ready,
McCook Field flier and former
holder o f the title, aroused
hope that the honor would re
turn to
America, when ho
pushed his Le Pere biplane to
an indicated height o f 41,000
feet, but subsequent calibra
tion o f his instrument reduced
this to 34,984 feet— fa r under
the mark o f 30,555 fe et set by
the Frenchman, Sadi Lecointc.
While Lecointc’a actual alti
tude was less than 37,000 feet,
MacReady must have attained
a height o f 37,855 feet to have
broken the record. A recent
ruling requires that any new
record be 1300 feet higher than
the old one before it becomes
offiral.
MacReady attributed
hU
failure today to two causes-a
breakdown o f his supercharg
er, the mechanism which per
mits his engine to operate in
rarefied atmosphere and to the
extreme cold.
JJUi
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Voles Drtwn Resolution wl
Proposes that a State N i.
inating Convention he Hi
To Select all State Oifiri
— Schelle
Maine*
Judge Dickinson Attend.
V
The state Democratic Excculh
Committee ut its regular mcetii
held Fridny at the Seminolu Hot.
in Jacksonville, refused to adof
tho Basset .resolution whirh pr..- ,
vidtd thnt Democratic ccndidntek'i
fo r state offices in the futuiW
would be nominated in a state cod- •
vention, according to nn an
nouncement made here Saturday
by Cchelle Mnincs of Sanford, who
is secretary-treasurer o f tho conein it tc« and who has just returned from the meeting.
Another atep taken by the cons*
niittee was tho adoption o f a pro
vision which calls fo r tho holding .
o f n preferential primary In con- •
nection with the regular primotjc;'''
on June 3. Voters who may ink*: *
nart in tho primary w ere specified
in the provision und nssessmenta o f,
candidates fixed at the usual on«half of one per cent o f the annuzl
salary o f tho office fo r which th a y ^
/jBP
Former Imperial Potentate Is A aspire.
Resolutions o f respect and sym
Guest and Gives Short Talk
pathy in the death o f the late
On Shrinedom.
President Harding and the la t»
The first banquet to be held by former President Woodrow Wllsoit, \
were adopted by the committee « t
the Sanford Shrine Club since tho
the suggestion o f J. W alter K cIum
election o f Edward F. Lane ns o f Escambia county.
president, wns given Friday night
Mr. Mnines declared that tha'
at the Valdez Hotel with 40 mem
meeting was one of the most inter
bers present. It wns generally
esting und enthusiastic held by the *
agreed thnt tho banquet was one
committee fo r tho last few yearn.
o f the best that has been given by
Thirty-nine members out o f x
tho organization since its forma
membership o f 03, were present,',
tion. Tho club wns honored with
said Mr. Maincs. There were (3 ■
the presence o f Past Imperial Po o f tho 39 present who wore scry
tentate Stevens o f Portland, Qre,, ing as proxies.
who mude a short talk on shrineThe meeting was called to ordar'
doin and its advantages.
at 11 o’clock by Robert E. Davis o f >
In the course o f his remarks, Gainesville, chairman o f the com
Mr. Stevens paid many compli mittee. Immediately following t iff
ments to Sanford nnd the splendid call to order, a credentials commit
shrine
organization
lie urg----- - r - ------------- * --------- here,
v .
.
tee consisting o f Shop W. Clark of
ed that every Shriner in the city Calhoun county, George P. Raney
should become a member.
Mr. o f Hillsborough nnd G. W. Geige>
Stevens, who has been taking n o f Clay, was appointed to qualify
much-needed rest of a few weeks the members present.
at Altamonte Springs, stated thut
Following tho report o f the erabefore lie returned home, he is dcntinls
committee,
Chairman
coming to Sanford for a visit of u Davis called for the introdO etg.'
week. Mr. Stevens us Imperial o f resolutions.
State Senutor.
Potentate mude eight trips across Harry II. W ells then offered tjm
the continent during which time ho resolution issuing the general calP
visited 98 temples, hfe said. '
for tha'prifriiffy on" Jum>'7I.
Upon the conclusion o f his short
Bassetts Resolution
talk, Mr. Stevens was loudly ap
George W . Bassett, Jr. o f St. Au
plauded and many were the expres gustine, St. Johns county commit
sions o f thunks made to him for teeman, introduced the resolution
the forceful munner in which ho which sought to leave to tho Demo*
spoke o f the work of the shrine eratic voters o f the state tho prep,
nnd what it has meant to the puition o f nomination. In the reso- "
world.
lution. whieh was submitted to the
Other talks were made by the committee on resolutions and r«*
following nobles: Frank L. Miller, ported unfavorably, .Mr. Bassett
former president. Harry T . Bod stated thut “ the Democratic elec
well, C. M. Hand, Reese Combs, tors should have an opportunity of •
Muxwell o f Lakeland, Wugner ana determining whether their party- .
Crandall o f Pittsburgh. President candidates fo r national nnd state *
Lune stated Saturday that there offices shall hereafter be noaiiwere at least 10 temples represent unted by tiie convention instead of
by primary elections." It sough!
ed ut the huiiquet.
_Music fo r the occasion wns fur to request the secretary o f state to
nished by Reizenstein’s Orchestra. place u|M)n the official ballot to bo
The guests also enjoyed a song used in the primary election of
1924, the question o f nom
nnd dance act by little Maxine June,
ination.
(nation.
Brockhuhn.
In its preamble the resoluli-Vn
Judge E. F. Householder gave pointed out thnt Governor Cury A.
a short talk on the life o f George Hardee nt the last session of. the
Washington paying a glowing tri legislature hud culled that body’s
bute to the memory o f tho first attention to "the glaring defect!
president o f this country, whoso existing in the present primary
life was and is an inspiration to election law and the fact that tl*e
every citizen or this country.
present primary election law failed
It was further announced by to secure a fa ir expression o f the
Mr. lame thnt the fiist dance to be Voters." It also set out that “ :i
given by tho Shrine Club will be lurge number o f Democrats in the
held next Frill ly night at the A r statu of Florida feel dissntisfiud
mory in the new Kent building. with the present primary election
Music fo r the occasion will he fur law and believe that the question
nished by the snmo orchestra that o f nominating state und congres
played fur the Charily Bali given sional candidates, the appointment
here Inst week. Each shriner, ho o f presidential electors and o f dele
said, w ill be peimittcd to invito gates to the national conventions
two couples.
should be submitted to the Demo
cratic electors at the Democratic
primary election in June, 1921.” It
also sought to place the commit
tee’s uproval on the submission t..
Ilf The Aaauclatcil I’ raaa)
the voters o f the state the proposal.
Substitute Resolutions
The agricultural appropriation
In retMirting the Bassett resolu
hill wns reported to the house
tion unfavorably the committee docarrying $50,758,513.
The revenue hill was amended clared it took exception to tho pre
in the house to niuke tux re amble. Mr. Bassett immediately
turns available for spcciul con presented the resolution minus its
preamble utul moved its adoption
gressional committees.
Raney, Hillsborough
Attorney
General
Daugherty George I*.
committeeman,
while announcing
appeared unexpectedly in the sen
ate and remained half an hour in that he would not vote fo r the eonvention system if the question wna
the midst o f his foes.
submitted, expressed his belief that
C. Bascum Slemp, secretary to the matter is one which Democrats
President
Coolidge,
w ill
be
o f Florida have a right to consider
culled before the senute oil com
in such a munner und seconded the
mittee, probably Monduy, it was motion for udoption.
stated.
Speaking on his resolution Mr.
Senator Walsh, Dem., Montana, Bassett declured tho people o f
cut short his southern visit to
Florida have a right to u free ex
return to Washington to resume
pression o f their views on the sub
his work on the oil inquiry.
ject, whieh, he said, would he perChairman Adams o f the Repub 1mitted them if the question was
lican National Committee, declared I submitted in the primury. lie dothe dcmunU for Attorney General clared the resolution did not nsk
Daugherty’s retirement without in the committee to tuke any urti.n.
vestigation appeared “ absurd.”
|with regurd to upprovul or dianpproval o f the matter at hand,
i simply asking that it be left to a
C h ie f K illed a n d 5
vote o f the people. " I submit,”
Firem en A re Injured said 51r. Bassett in closing “that
the resolution is cminenly fair ui
, ought to he adopted."
llr The Aiuinclnlrd I’ rraa.
N E W O R LE A N S , Feb. 23.—A s
George P. Raney, obtaining tho- <*
sistant Chief Jules Pujol was suf 1floor, stated thnt the press o f
focated when trapped in the ware state had advocated in some me
house o f Marks Isaacs Company ure ut least a return to the cony
department store which wus de lion system. There is nothing in
stroyed by fire early Saturday and primary law, he said, which p
five other firemen, two o f whom jvides for the placing o f n quest
may die, were injured by the fa ll : o f this nature upon the ballot,A
ing walls.
(Continued on pugo 8)
SHRINE CLUBOF
SANFORD HOLDS
FINE BANQUET
m
Washington News
-
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OFCONVENTII
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�Ladies’ $1.25
BUNGALO
APRONS
79c
NEW BARGAIN R A C K S
M en’ s, Ladies’ and Children’ s Shoes and
Slippers. The tongue in each p a ir
Says “ Buy H ere.”
Ladies’ $2.00
Ladies’ $15.00
M en’s $1.50
Earthquake S a le!
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
THIS WEEK IN
SANFORD
Friday
■{Weekly luncheon of Chnmbcr nf
Sororaerce at 12:15 at Valdez HoRegu lur meeting of Itebckuhu at
F. M. at Masonic Hall.
Alumni banquet of Senior C. E.,
P. M., at Presbyterian Church,
'allowing Dates Booked Ahead
Feb. 2Gth, Stetson Yearly Opera,
llano
theatr*, auspices Holy
oss Men’s Club.
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fla.. Feb. 22.
Only three changes will be made
in the textbooks u.tcd in Florida’s
piimnry school* as a result o f the
recent textbook adoption by the
I State School Bonk
Commission.
Announcement o f the changes is
rxnecied within the next day or
two as to the books that will be
changed for an eight-year period
beginning next July 1. It is known
ed that you could get behind the row. Iioucv•cr. thnt the* texts now
scenes in the big motion picture in use on n
arithmetic English and
Studios in Hollywood and see how reading \
" he lrplnccd by others
will
movies are made? Have you ever deemed better adapted to tduendesired to meet some of the big tional
reeds,
____ I needs.
screen stars?
In this connection, tin* State
W ell, if you have, here’s your School Book Commission h n is
chance. Manager Brockhahn of sued' a statement regarding the
tho Milane theatre has fixed it for work of the body in connection
you.
with the changes, it tallows:
H e invites you to take a trio to
“ By the text-hook law o f 11)21.
Hollywood comfortably seuted in the Boa id o f Coinniis.<doti“ rs o f
ode o f the chairs ut the Milane to- Stale Institution.! is constituted n
ntght. More than that, he prom State Text-Book f'ommii.sion and
ises you such traveling compan the following duties o f said com
ions as Bryant Washburn, J. Wnr- mission arc prescribed:
ran Kerrigan, Stuart Holmes, _ “ 1. Ta select ami udopt a uni
Douglas MncLean, Alec Francis, form ncriec or system o f school
Louise Fazenda, David Butler, hanks for use in the public schools
Richard Travers, Marion Mack, o f the slate.
“ 2. To enter into coni met/ with
Francis
McDonald,
Creighton
furnishing
said
Hale, Johnnie Walker, Bnrhurn I.a- publishers t.»r
Harr, George O'Horn. Maurice book.-, at stipulated price3.
*'•*. To enforce the use e f said
Tourneur, Eva N'ovak, Estelle Tay
lor, Rosemary Theby, Bessie Love,
Easu Pitts, Carmel Myers, Mnladlm MacGregor, J. Flunk Glendon, Stunrt Holmes, and other
■tars of the films too numerous to
ipbntion.
JFor you are personally conducted
through Hollvwood in the sensa
tional F. B. O. production, “ Mary
« * the Movies,’’ in which the secge$a of Hollywood are revealed,
ShM which plays at the
Milnne
theatre tonight— and ull the sturs
you over wanted to see in one pic
ture appear in it!
section from which this quotation
is taken, high school pupils in
Florida pay $2.0!) for Webster’s
High School Dictionary, although
the price o f this book as stipulated
in the contract o f 11)22 is $2.25.
Subsequent to the date o f the
contract with us. a contract was
made by the publishers to sell the
book elsewhere at $2.01) and F lor
ida, therefore, received the benefit
of such reduction made in another
state.
“ The lleccnt Text Hook Adoption
“ As this is the last school year
during which publishers furnish
books undet the contracts of 11)11),
it became necessniy to make new
contracts and to complete the ex
ecution o f the
same before the
first o f March o f this year.
In
accordance with this law, the state
superintendent o f Public Instructi-in submitted to the Text-Book
t'oinmisslon for annrovul a list o f
subjects upon which it was deem
ed desirable to adopt hooks. U p
on nomination of the state super
intendent the governor appointed
n Sch oil
Maid; Bub-Commission
composed of seven prominent edu
cator! actually engaged in school
work in the state.
"A s a result o f advertisements,
sealed bids were filed by about ilO
publishers, each o f tlie latter furiu . bin*.; copies of books for exam
ination.
CARTER NOT TO ;;;
RESUME W O RK!11"'
ON TOMB UNTIL1g
APOLOGY MADE b
ST. A G N E S G U ILD NOTICg
Tampa— Nordac Ciagr Company
completes erection of la rger plant.
Mulberry;—N V * jj post
building completed.
office
Is the Phone Number
C A IR O , Egypt, Feb. 2 2 -R e
|1C ing him w ith the exclusive rights
ing to the telegram from
,., to the photographs and descriptive
Egyptiun
Minister
of
Pi . matter concerning the burial chainWorks, givin g him *18 hours ln her and its contents.
The M inister described Mr. Car
which to resume work in the tomb
o f Tut-ankh-amcn, Howard Carter ter’s action in closing the tomb as
high-handed, and his attitude towwired the Minister Tuesday th a t’ urd the Egyptiun government ns
he was ready to take up the w o rk , dis'courteouV^'xpreMin'
**
‘
.
.
" ig the view
again provided he
received ran
~ that
^
“it was
___ the British expert’s
unology from the Director o f An- temperament which was the whole
tiquities and an understanding; cause o f the tomb controvcrsv.
from the Minister o f Public Works
Under the new terms laid down
that no vexatious
interference to Mr. Carter, which the Egyptian
would occur and no difficulties be government w ill insist be carried
Is the paint we sell.
Paint money can buy.
On account o f the Tea Cup For
tune T e llin g Tea to be given Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. M. MartiA,
the regular meeting of the St.
A gnes Guild has been postpone^
A ll members o f the Guild »rt
urged to attend the ten.
.
The
F. P. R IN E S
105 Palmetto Ave. und
H. A . Halverron, Prop.
Across from express on ice,
1113 Sanford A re.
M I L A N E
Thurs
T H E A T R E
S A N F O R D
F eb .
M A T I N E E
The Fun Show of the World—
30 People and the Jiggs Beau
ty Chorus. Take the Kiddies to
see Jiggs and Maggie Alive. It
w ill Bring Joy to Their Little
Hearts.
MAT. 3A2o 50c-75c
AND NIGHT
P LU S TA X
MSrtAM US’ CARTOON MUSICAL ( m m
B o f WO
serve
a n
B R o m
w M
r
S
r
f s
T
lif e
R e ta ln fllo g r t^ ’
ILAN
\
THEATRE
.Today....
F. B. O. Presents
Electric
Alum inum
M ary O f The
M ovies”
With *10 Famous Motion Pic
ture Stars, revealing the inner
most secrets o f Hollywood.
Comedy— Ituund 11 o f Fighting
Blood.
Prices 10 and 25 cents
Saturday:
Harry
Carey
“ Canyon of tho Fools."
AS LONG AS THEY
LAST
f T -------------------- --------T .
m C H T PR IC E S: 50c. 75c, |1.00 and $1.50— Pl„* Tax
Seats Now Selling at Bower’s Drug Slure.
t ^
i
�g»„9. rifles. M
—and books.
STE V E H A N N A G A N
Nea Service S ta ff W riter
“W.r,» similar to,
ti1(1 kitchen, dons an apron and cooks,
d elica ciw ^ re excwtUngly p a l a t a l and h i. ™
pretonHou.
L A K E H O PATC O N G , L A N D IN G , N. J., Feb. 23— Hudson Maxim, inventWr-author-scientiat, healthy nndhetive nt 71, lives in absolute defiance of
Jhe laws o f regularity.
ft
paintings, memento*., hi. ^
o f a pugW at.1" N early every day he punches the bag .n d tu g. at
B is muscles are hard and flexible.
rf
''Choice o f parents,” is the explanation this unusual character gives
fo r his state o f preseravtion.
In other days Maxim urns a0™ ™ / t. / ‘
ten dona the glovea w ith younger companions.
“ I sleep when I feel life it, sometimes in bed, oftentimes in a chair;
I eat any tim e and I eat everything; I bathe when I feel like it, maybe 12
times a day, sometimes only once a week and I use either steaming hot or
ice cold water, as Jhc spirit moevs me,” he chuckled.
flhd even now he
Maxim ’s pet aversion at the moment is prohibition.
opposed to the 18th amendment.
He is v ig o n j
nml pnffee as well ns alcoholic beverages are banned by the K
o i His cheeks are pink, his eyes are sharp and he boastfully admits he
/'can hear a mosquito breathe a mile away.”
,o m\
■•Whether the candidate for the presidency is H re f or 'd r y I, m „
S J t m , ” he commented on the coming election*.
Love, romance and work undoubtedly have done much to preserve the
. spirit o f youth In Hudson Mnxim.
Ho docs not sm oke-an d abhors the smell o f burning tobacco.
"H o is a real cave-man,” smiled his w ife, 40 and English, as they play
fu lly cooed on a divan before a large fireplace.
Although rabidly anti-prohibition, Maxim seldom drinks, he aven.
The w riter spent the whole o f a cold, bleak w inter day with him-
"Y es, honey, and you ore the most wonderful sweetheart a man ever
’ had,” he countered with a mischievous twinkle.
the cellar never was mentioned.
They have been wed 28 years.
Maxim is as cxplosjve and smokeless ns the famous gun powder lie
perfected. When he speaks there is n scampering to attention.
M axim ’s Funniest Tn-->iVi--«■*-
W orking in his laboratory, writing in his study, hiking through the
hills or speeding his automobile along the road and meditating before his
numerous fireplaces, with the wood-fire crackling— thus passes his day.
"W hen I was teaching school," says Hudson Maxim, recounting the most
amusing incident of his life, "the mother o f one o f m y pupils came runnim
,m
me, in hysterics.
* w
hysterics.
" 'Gussie has swallowed a bullet. Whnt shall I d o ? "
“ ‘Give him n big dose o f gunpowder ami drop a match in his mouth-but be
careful where you point him,’ l told her."
Maxim does everything precisely at the moment he feels the urge.
He is quick in thought, word and deed and his w it is genuine.
His home, on a hill overlooking the lake, is filled with interesting
paraphernalia. His library, clubby and comfortable, is replete with machine
BRUCE ASSAILS
BONUS; STALKS
OUT UNDER FIRE
Hudson Mnxim, Inv^ntor-Author-Scientist, keeps his youth nt 71 by punching the bag, hosing nnd
hiking. Mnxim nncl his wife are very devoted—n ro mnnee thnt has not ceded with years.
were mailed to him Friday nt hi.i George A . DeCottcs, Forrest I-ake and A.
9.6 Cu. yds. Class B. concrete @ $23.00
M l
home at Starke.
Matthews’ np- j
It. K ey. Lots 1-18, 140, 150, 151, 152,
2 Type A Inleta @ $30.00 .................
a
pointment was announced Thurs- j
253.50
153, 151 and 155 ............................... 50 ft each
3 Type B Inlets @ $27.00 .....
I!
day night from the executive o f - 1
Total 2028.00 4099 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile @ $65.00 P e r M.
ficcn. He succeeds A. 13. Camp-1
Mrs. J. E. Lundquist recently
709.80
hell
who
dieil
two
weeks
ago
fol
116 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer @ $1.10 .........
Wm.
A.
Conley,
Lot
1
5
0
..............................
140
spent the day with
Mrs. John
U
i II)' The AwMirl.ifeil I'rru.l
lowing an operation for appendi J. B. Swan, the North 150 feet o f N. W.
Borell.
Extra W ork ................................... ....... .........
«rm>u,
TA LLA H A S S E E . Fla., Fob. 22. citis. It is understood here that
Maryland Democrat Leaves Cham
Sirs. I.umlquist received a card
1-4 o f S. E. 1-4 o f Sec. 30, Tp. 19 S„
•'
Monument placed at street intersection @ „
from Rev. Eckurdt o f
Pierson, A ll papers necessary fo r the qual Matthews w ill seek the nomination
ber in Rage When Attack
6444.48
R.
CO
E.
.........................;
.................!...1271.1
Laboratory Inspection o f Materials
.......
fo
r
another
term
in
the
June
pri
Fla., in which he states thut he ification o f Eugene S. Matthews
on Gratuity Brings Per
2U
Mrs. Eliza 13. Vaughan, Beg, 25 ft. W. nnd
Legal Expense, Advertising, etc., 2^e*
will not lie hero to preach in Up- ns state
sonal Iletort.
railroad
commissioner mary.
sala, nor in Grovelnnd this month;
25 ft. S. o f the Intersection of tlje Cen
Engineering 4r,l .................................. — —
nt the
. W A S H IN G T O N , Feb. 2 2 -C all- so there w ill ho „service
.ter line o f Park A vc. with E. and W.
l
m ing It a "squalid nnd odious g r a t- 1Lutheran church. Sunday, beb. 24 S P E C IA L ASSE SSM E N T R O L L P R E P A R E D UNDER A U TH O R ITY
1-1 Sec. line of Sec. 30 Tp. 19 S., R. ,10
Charlie
Heck
has hud another
$1837
*Jja iiit y ," . Senator
W illiam
Cabell
~
"
OF RESO LUTIO N NO. 121 A D O P T E D BY C IT Y COMMISSION
E. Run W. 287.5 ft. S. 150 ft. E. 287.5
T o he home by City 1-3, 6126.69.
■ Bruce o f Maryland, Democrat, In relapse o f the flu this week and
OF
SAN
FO
RD
,
F
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O
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ID
A
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O
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T
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28TII
D
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OF
j l speech in the Senate Tuesday now his brother. Barnwell hns it.
1197.G8
ft. N . 150 ft. to Beg................................. 295.4
T o be borne by Adjacent Property, 12252.39.
J A N U A R Y , A . I). 1921.
strongly opposed the Boldier bon- Grandma Westcrdick spent Mon
N u m b er/
(cyntage, 3772,
, If V
day with them. Dr. Puleston has
The following is the estimated cost o f paving Palmetto Avc. 21
A3sessmcnt*T*fcr*fi5f>tf fft.ntagb, $.1,248?.
' riatnM VifrnhiTk.
S
P
E
C
IA
L
A
S
SE
SSM
E
N
T
’
R
O
L
L
'PREPARED
UNDftR
'A
tTTH
D
R
lTY
ft. in width from Franklin Street south to Geneva Avenue with a 0
mlquist was in to sec
<■ on the bonus, in the course o f , Eric
OF R E S O L U T IO N NO. 120 OF TH E C IT Y C O M M ISSIO N
F R E D T . W IL L IA M S , Engineer
inch rock base surface treated with asphalt nnd alag chips:
which Senator Caraway of A r Charles Beck, Sunday.
Nnmo
Description
O
F
S
A
N
F
O
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D
,
FLO
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ID
A
,
ADOPTED
JAN.
28.
1921.
Foot
Fiul
Emil Mnguuaun, Mr. nnd Mrs. 2000 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ................................................ $1000.00
kansas, became so personal in his
The
following
is
the
estimated
cost
o
f
paving
Park
A
ve.
from
nml
Frontage
Assess
®
mr;?Vhe MaVTUnTs^naio; t
2650 Lin. ft. single curb @ 60c ............................ ................. 1823.00
from
E. R. T ra fford ’s Map, Sanford, Fla.
that the latter nliruptcdly left the Miss Eunice Tyner came
.1ii50
Sq. yds. rock bust* (a) 85c ..................... ............................ .1152.00 Frnnkiin Street, south to Opposite the lot line between Lots 19 nnd
Saturday
evening,
chamber, white-faced nnd angry. Windemere
Elizabeth
IJ. Musson, Lot 1, Blk 15, T r. 4 ..
1204.50
-9
in
the
P
la
t
o
f
Connelly
i‘ark,
24
feet
in
width,
with
a
6
inch
rock
3801
117 ft.
Senators 'Copeland, Brookhart, spending Sunday in Grnpeville at 3650 Sq. yds. surface treatment (gi 33c
Welaka
Investment
C
j . Lot 6, Blk 15, T r. 4
80.001
base,
surface
treated:
117
ft.
the
home
o
f
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
Tyner.
3804
2 Inlets @ $40,00 ................ ...........
Heflin and other bonus support
The w riter paid fo r doing a
3891
117 ft.
610.001 350 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ................................ ........... ...... $ 175.00 Mcisch Realty Co. Lot 1, Blk 15, Tr. 5 .....
ers spoke in favor of the proposed
160 Lin. ft. 18" storm sewer (ii> $U)U
wash in n windy 'lay by a hard
740 l.in. ft. straight curb (Td 50c
legislation.
.....~*aio4o--4u.............. 370.00 i Mcisch Realty Co. Lot 6, Blk 15, Tr. 5 .:...
3801
117
ft.
230.00
10
Cu.
yds.
concrete
(p)
$2.1.00........
cold, which Dr. Denton cnljs an
Bonus Estimates Attacked
•cl t I.
21 Lin. ft. fliieh club at 55c .
8.40 O. G. Roller, Lot 1. Blk 15, Tr. 6 .......... .
117 ft.
28.00
asthmutic
attack.
A
number
o
f
1
80
Feet
o
f
flush
curb'
@
35c
.............
Importance was
aiuwutiumu
wua attached
u ituu iu i to «n 1. i
___ _ _ . . .
.
«
1045.50 O. G. Roller, Lot 1, Blk 15, Tr. 6 ...............
117 ft.
300.00 1230 Sq. yds. lock base ft 85c .....
2500 Lin, ft. drain tile 1” dia................
■ S M W
by Senator Ovecn, p i
with
sympathy,
flowers
nnd
fruit.
12.10
-117
.........
Sq.
yda.
surface
treatment
@
405.90 1Moisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 15, T r. 7 ..............
ft.
Oklahoma, Democrat, who in thu
300.00
Clearing
right
of
way
..........
..................
Mrs. J. E. i.undquiat and son,
last Congress voted to sustain the
Engineering,
ad
vi
rtising
Mcisch
Renlty
Co.,
Is>t
4,
Blk
15,
Tr.
7
.............117
ft.
etc.......
200.20
3844
825.50
Hiltncr wuru among those going Engineering, advertising, etc.................
veto o f the President.
Senator
Mcisch Renlty Co. Lot 1. Blk 15, T r. 8 - — ..... 150.6 ft
489J
to Winter Garden on Feb. 17 to
Owen asserted that he had been
help culubrate the 87th birthday
Atlantic Coast Line Ry. Co,
Total
Estimated
c
o
a
t
__
.....................................$2205.00
$9085.00
misled by figures o f
Secretary
o f Mr. LcLfon.
T o bo borne entirely by adjacent property.
1 Beg. ut N .W. Cor. o f Lot 1, Blk 15, T r. 8,
Mellon that n great deficit was im
W e are tru ly glad to heur o f the To be borne entirely by ndjarent property.
pending. H e said that these fig promotion o f Miss Margaret Eric- Number of feet frontage, 2534.51.
Number o f feet frontage, 689.97,
Thence S. W ly nt right angles to the center
ures were not correct and that un son, one o f our Ups a hi girls by
1 line o f the Sanford & Indian R iver R. R.
Assessment per foot frontage. $3,197.
Assessment
per
foot
frontage,
$3.5E14.
der present conditions, with n sur the Western Union Telegraph Com
row the A. C. L. R. R. 50 ft., thence N. W ly
FRED T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
F R E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
plus ahead, he might support the pany. She left
on Sunday for
Name
Description
parallel to said R. B. to the E. line o f
Feet
Preliminary
rsorrus measure.
Preliminary
Feet
Name
Description
West Palm Ifeueh.
Senator Copeland
challenged
French Avc., thence N. to the S. line o f
Frontage
Assessment
Arvid Swanson, the oldest son o f
Frontage
Assessment
figures used by President Coo|idge Mr. and Mrs. August
Swanson,
Connelly
Park,
Sanford,
Fla.
Thirteenth
St., thcncc F./to Beginning ........... 97.4
316J
EJgewood, Sanford. Florida.
97.1 ft
ft
In his New York speech ns to the who has spent a pleasant month
A.
P
.»
Connelly,
Lot
15
........
........................
79.95
255.60
M.
D.
Gatchell,
Lot
5,
Blk
11,
Tr.
1
..............
117
f
t
cost o f the bonus, lie pointed out hero with relatives and friends, Swope-Dougloi!, Inc., Lota 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
117 ft
76.25
'that the President hud said that returned to his business at Cum
24.1.77 C. F. W ight, E. 54 ft. Lot 10, Blk 1-1, T r. 1........... 51 ft
17W
251.49 each A. P. Connelly, Lot 16 — ...... — ....................
8, 9, ami 10 ...................... ............... .
71 ft each
th e' cost would be $5,500,000,001). berland. Maryland, where he 1ms
59.75
191.02 Mrs. Fannie B. Robbins, W. 63 it, Lot 10, Blk
Total 2514.90 A. P. Connelly, L o t 1 7 ....
Senator Copeland insisted that this charge o f a branch store for his
A. P. Connelly, L it 18 ........... ....... ............ .
14, Tr. I ...................................... ............... ....... 63 ft.
69.25
221.39
2011
Connelly Park, Sanford. Florida.
was incorrect and that the cost of company.
H e likes Floridu and
A. P. Connelly, Lot 19 ....................
.....
69315
221.39 Seminole Realty & Investment Co., Lot 4, Blk
the bonus under the plan which he friends hero hope ho will return. A. I*. Connelly, Lot 43 ................................ 60.27
216.01
ndvocated would be $1,500,000,000.
A. P. Connelly, l ot 29 ............................
53.52
11, Tr. 2 ................... .......... ........ - ................ ... 58.5
Edward Sutton o f the A. C. I., A. P. Connelly, Lots 41, 15, 40, 47, 48, 49,
187.09
1901
Senator Bruce held that the sol foree, got a three inch splinter
A. P. Connolly, Lot 30 .......— .............
-69.25
221.39 Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan, Lot 5, Bik 14, T r. 2 .... 58.5
50,
51,
52,
53,
54,
55,
57,
5?,
59,
CO,
64,
VM
diers were not entitled to the bon- ,in his fore-arm which he had to
69.25
221.39 M. S. W iggins, S. 60 ft. Lot 9, Blk 14, Tr. 2____ 58.5
1901
251.13 each A. P. Connelly, Lot .1 1 ................... -62, 63, 04, 65, 66, <57, 68 ................. 71 ft each
us; that it was wrong in principle have the Doctor remove, Friday,
69.25
221.39 M. S. W iggins, 8. 60 ft. Lot 10, Blk 14, T r. 2____ 58.5
nnd that, as a measure o f relief, He ^ave him nn anti-toxin for fear
1901
Total $6107.761A. P. Connelly, Lot 32 ......................................
it was illogical. He declared:
„ f Mood poisoning.
A.
P.
Connelly,
Lot
33
..............
.............
69.25
'A . W. Smith, Lot 5, Blk 14. Tr. 3 ............... ........ . 117
221.39
Ml
A. P. Connelly. Lot 56 .................. .............. 60.27
216.03
Quotes Copeland to Prove Case
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Went are _______________________________________________________________
Notice is hereby given to any nnd nil persons interested in the M. S. W iggins, Lot’ 10, Blk 11, T r. 3 •............... .. 117
“ Summing up what 1 have said, i improving their house by adding
Special
asrci’ -ments against the vnriuv pieces of property nbive de ! C. A. Spencer, Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr. 4 ............... ...... 117
3881
without hesitation I reach the I a good sized veranda on the front, S P E C IA L ASSESSM ENT R O L L P R E P A R E D UNDER AU TH O RITY
scribed
that
said
assessments
are
payable
in
full
within
thirty
days
conclusion that the proposed F ed -! We are sorry to hear of the
W.
F.
Rankin,
S.
45
ft.
Lot
19,
Blk
14,
T
r.
4...........
,. 117
OF RESOLUTION NO. 119 A D O PTE D ON TI1E 28TII DAY
oral -1'enua is pot only indefensi- death o f W esley
Chestnut this
a fter the above nnd foregoing r.per inl assessment rolls have been B. P. Dooley, Lot 5 Blk 14, Tr. 5 ............. .....
OF J A N U A R Y , A. O. 1921, BY T H E C IT Y COMMIS
117
ble in principle, but, if it wore not, week from the effects o f the fin.
equalized, approved nnd confirmed, or in fifteen equal unnual install Frank Brunson, Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 5 .............
Ml
SION OF S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .
117
Would, even as n measure of prac- The family at one time were our
tical relief, be most illogical and neighbor:- in Grapcville.
380J
The following is tIt * lalimntcd cost of paving Hughey Street ments, with interest at 8*ii per annum from and after the time said Meirt h Realty Co. Lot 5, Blk 14, Tr. 6 .............
117
unequal in the distribution of its
The many friends o f Mrs. Alma n width o f 21 ft. from Park Ave. west to F'rench Avenue with sheet special assessments stand approved and confirmed.
Mcisch Realty Co. Lot 10, Blk 11. Tr. 0 .........
|)*V“
117
. . .
*
N ceie nnd her two little dough- asphalt:
A meeting o f the Equalizing Hoard of the City of Sanford, Flor Mrn. Geotge D. Hart, Lot 5, Illk 14, T r. 7 ___
Mi
117
‘S '
> »' « » " A «V O K.»,l ... 2100 Cu. yds. grading @ 50c ........ ........................................$ 1050.09 ida, will be held at Inc- City Hall at 2:10 l’ . M. on the 25th day o f Mrs. George D. Hart, Lot 10, Blk 14, T r . 7 ......
ir
their ultimate
compensation for have them home again with her 3350 Lin. ft.
Ml
curb and gutter @ 85c ...........
2817.50 February, A . D. 1921, nt which meeting said Board w ill hear any M. Mir.arick, Lot 5, Bik 11, Tr. 8 ................
ip
a fte r having
their war service should be the father, Mr. Malm
Ml
41.10 Sq. yds. paving @ $2.00 ....................................
,82G:).00 and all complaints and objections ns to such special assessments, and It. W. Duckworth, Lot 10, Bik 14, Tr. ^ ............
i
i
'.
.-inflated wage of the railroad or spent the w inter in South Florida.
Mi
91.00 w ill nt raid time adjust nnd equalize raid assessments on a basis of Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 15, Tr. 1 .........
in
•vJiip plant worker during the Mrs. N'eeso accepted a position in 361 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns Q) 25c ..............
3801
1550 l.in. ft. 12" storin ' sewer @ $ 1 .2 0 ... ................................ 1860.00 justice nnd right, and when said special assessments are so equalized Mcisch Realty Co., l.ot 6, Blk 15, Tr. 1 ____...
W orld Wur, they are simply seek
117
Sanford at her old work ut the
fc**v*« niuilUMI
>4 III
mu Illl'tiUI,
,
j
♦ t
ing their
Hlundurd
in thu
misfor8052
6 Inlets @ $40.00
...... .................................................. .
210.00 and adjusted, same w ill then stand confirmed, and be nml remain Park (C ity o f Sanfoid) All Blk 15, Tr. 2 .........
248
tunes of this country. Testimony . Telephone
exchance,
beginning
150 Lin. ft. flush curb (Tp 35c ..............................................
52.50: binding liens upon the property against which said assessments are J. .1. Dickinson, Lot) 1, Blk 15, Tr. 3 .............. .
3801
117
to *thtit effect wus unconsciously work Monday.
made until paid in accordance with provisions of resolution No. 119, W. L. Morgan. Lot 6, Blk 15, Tr. 3 ...................... . . .
380(
Engineering,
Advertizing,
etc........................
......
....
...........
.
1152.00
117
rendered by the junior Senator
Mrs, A. T . Rossiter from San
120, and 121 o f titj C ity Commission of Sanford, Florida, adopted on
from New Y ork in his interesting
The nbove nnd foregoing final assessments are payable wfl
ford
was a caller ut the Ballinger
liie 28th day o f January, A. D. 1924.
speech on the bonus on Jan. 8
$15533.00
interest up to March 15th, 1924, and from nnd a fter such date,
last.
R eferring to
the
World home, Wednesduy.
(S E A L )
L. R. PH ILIPS, C ity Clerk.
To be borne entirely by adjacent property.
special assessments will i.e payable only in ten equal annual install®
W a r he said:
2-16-21
Number
o
f
feet
frontage,
3067.5.
with interest at tV/r per annum on all deferred payments.
** ‘The needs o f government nnd
Assessment per foot frontage, $5.07.
o f sc.iety made it imperative that
Witness my hand as City Clerk, and the Seal o f the City of
r thp c.scntlnl .industries be kept
T O A L L P R O P E R T Y O W N ER S OW NING PR O PE RTY O N T H IR ford, Florida, this 15th day o f February, A . D. 1924.
FR E D T. W IL L IA M S , Engineer.
, tinder full steam. Help hud to Le
Name
T E E N T H S T R E E T PROM SANFORD A V E N U E
Description
(S E A L )
Feet
Preliminary
5. obtained ut any price.” '
L. R. P H IL IP S , C ity Clerk.
W E S T TO FRENCH AVENUE.
Frontage
Assessment
Turn to the classified
2-16-2.1-3-1-8
A V O C A D O ASSO C IATIO N
pages o f The H erald each
Sanford HciglitH Addition, Sanford, F i».
Notice is hereby given that the construction of the asphalt pave
M IA M I, Feb. 20.— The annual
day because Sanford’s best
George A . DeCottcs, Lot l.!l ..................... 130
ment on Thirteenth St. from Sanford Ave. west to French Ave. has
639.10
convention o f the Florida Avocado
opportunities ure always to
George A. DeCottcs, Lota 132, 133, 134,
been completed end the completed work has been finally accepted by
Association w ill be held here in
be found listed on these
connection with the Dude County
135,
136,
137
.......................................
50
ft
each
253.50 earli the City Commission uf the City o f Sanford, Florida.
pages.
*h® more you cough the more /'
, A gricultural Fuir, Mar. 12-16. This
Tlie follow ing is the Final Estimate o f the cost o f paving Thir
No matter what your
Total 1521.00
f i f f 10 your throat, Jungs and s j *
w ill be the fir s t unnual meeting o f
liaise the phlegm easily without *tn
wants m ay be, classified ads
George A. DeCottcs, Lots 138, 139, 110,
teenth St. 24 feet in width from Sanford Avc. west to French A ve. with
the avocado men. und an all-day
C le a n teeth the right w ay t r pain by taking Leonard!’* Dm
will help you.
,
141 .......... — .... - ........................... ......... 53 ft. each
268.71 each sheet n.iphalt on a rr.ek foundation:
aesslon is plunned to tuke place In
— w ith a d e n tifr ic e that i i 'J P (Creosotes!). It is
To reach all the propla
the Miami Chamber o f Commerce
uealing, pleasant and effectire
Total 1071.81 ■195<5 Cu. yds. excavation Q> 40c ...... ...... ............ .................. $ 1982.40
effectively
—
leave
your
does
not scratch o r scour. i , .
quarters. A. N. Snvuge, specialist
harking coughs, deep
2950 Stu. yds. ovu'uaul Q lc ................................... ........
S. F. Doudney and J. 1). Jinkinr, Lot 142
53
268.71
Want A d nt The Herald O f
29.50
"W a s h ” your teeth clean t | . .Bronchitis, croup, grippe *'
o f the United States department
fice. Phone us to send for
Mrs. Rose J. Abrahams, Lots 143, 144, 1 15 53 ft each
i ••hooping cough. A most Leuefi
268.71 each •1374 Lin. ft. concrete curb nnd gutter @ 75c ............ ........
w ith
3280.50
o f agriculture, w ill probably ad
it or phone it to the'W unt
zn—
I
^ treatment for children
Total 806.13 494 Lin. ft. flush curb @ Stic ...... ...... ...........................
Ad Department.
148.20
^ v L ( >Q T * P
“ dulls.
Save yourself from
dress the convention on scientific
J. A. Kelly, I-ot 140 ................................ 52
263.8-1
^
-V
I IT ^
I',J**hs and serious trouble. Get
6498 Sq. yds. 0” rock foundation @ 75c .......... ..................
1873.50
methods o f cu ltivating and har
I
°
f
Leouanli’s Cough Sin
George A . DoCottes, Forrest I-akc and A .
5503 Sq. yds 2 " shert asphalt @ 97e ..................................
P H O N E 148
} Ureosoted) fruui your druggist f'"11
5337.91
ing the fru it.
R. Kry, Lot l IV ............ ...........
55
r*,C ' '
■t f* t e j r c c l c "Ua*’ ’•
*t^*•
27T.B5
tod bring quick relief.
6’’0 .11
UPSALA AND
G R A P E V IL L E
Eugene S. M atthew s
Receives Appointm ent
A s N ew Commissioner
THE EYES
OF A L L SANFO RD
COUGHING RELIEVED!
�-*■» i_ m i l
r» a h # n
2« .
a m
m
!
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Tho pastor will preach' at the
night service.
Tho Epworth Leagues w ill meet
at 0:30 p. m.
Come to the Sunday school at
0:30. You w ill And suitable classes
fo r nil.
'
The Scrup Iron Bible Class will
* Baptist Young People** Union* convene at 10:00 at the Miltne
theatre. W e are expecting a fine
6:30.
Evening worship and sermon' turn out. Get busy boys, get busy.
Sunday school 0:S0. The at
tendance goal fo r tho ichooi is 500.
Let each member o f the church be
pfesent. and each member o f tho
ichooi bring other*.
Morning worship and sermon 11
Dean o f American Poet* W ill
Talk On Hla Poem* With
Glint* o f Gravity and
Gayety.
* D r . Garland o f Richmond. Va..!
PR E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
Is expected to reach the city to -1 The services Sunday w iil be as
day, and spenk at both hours to- j follows:
morrow.
0:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11 a. m. preaching service.
C O NG R E G A TIO N AL CHURCH
2 p. m. Junior Christian Endeav
A welcome
awaits
you
at or.
2:30 p. m. Intermediate Christian
the services o f tho Congregational
Church tomorrow.
Bible school Endeavor.
0:30 p. m. Senior Christian En
meets at 0:45 a. m. The pastor
will preach a t 11 o’clock ton the deavor. *
7:30 p. m. Preaching service.
aubject o f “ Livin g Water.'* You
The session will meet after tho
will be interested and helped. A t
7:30 p. m. the subject w ill be, “ Be morning and night preaching serv
coming Acquainted
with
God." ices for the reception o f new mem
Its possibility and results. I f you bers.
have questions in your mind as
C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE
to the reality o f Spiritual things
be sure to hear this sermon. Why
Church services fo r Sunday,
Feb. 24, 1024:
certain ways when you can have
Subject: “ Mind."
dear light shine upon life ’s pathChurch service, 11 u. m.
wsy ana be certain as to human
Sunday school, 10 a. ni.
destiny. Faith and Hope, Light
Woman’s Club building, Oak
ami Love make life bright nnd Avenue.
joyous even in this ngo o f con
AH are welcome.
fusion and hatred.
Christian Endeavor meet in their
Years nnd years ago men bought
room at 0:40 p. m.
homes before autos.
Come and bring your friends.
New Yor< coctor is suing for u
FIRST M E TH O D IST CHURCH
$42,580 bill, which is enough to
W. J. Carpenter, Pastor.
Rev. Dr. Budd, n distinguished M U SIC T O BE PR O M IN E N T
minister from Georgia, w ill fill the
FEATURE
AT
HIRST
pulpit Sunday morning. Dr. Rudd
B A IT IS T CHURCH
is a college mate o f the presiding
During the meetings which nro
eldar o f this district. Rev. J. F. to begin tomorrow morning at tho
Bell, and a man o f distinction. Be F irst Baptist Church the music is
sure to hear hini.
to be a prominent feature. Mrs.
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Office o f R. C. H U N T E R A BRO. Architects.
(House A -51.)
— A BIG S M A L L HOUSE —
Here is n charming little house that can be built for nbout 65,000 and one that will provide a real
home which is within the means o f almost everyone.
Inexpensive to build and it requires but little housework, a good cozy home to be proud o f— a posses
sion that w ill certainly give more Insting sntisfactin than a bunch f rent receipts.
The architects have worked out n very simple and economical plan and have combined with it an
attractive exterior. Most houses o f this very modest ■ ixe look like “ packing boxes" for want o f proper roof
treatment. This little cottage will hold Its own among the most pretentious.
The rooms are comfortable, livable rooms nnd not mere nolts.
As ne enters the front door tho house appears in rg e; the fireplace, stairs nnd bookcases all count in
the scheme, yet the nrrnngcment is most economical.
The stairs are very compact.
TTi two nice bed rooms are much Inrgcr than « ne would expect to find, they have cross ventilation
and good closets. The bath is well arranged nnd there Is not nn inch o f waste space. Note that tho only
hall in the entire house (hallH are o f little value ns living spaces) is the very small pass ut the second
floor. This is what ninkes the house n big one in everything but cost.
The luundry, heater, etc., arc in the cellar.
The foundation is o f concrete, the upper walls nro frnme finished with wide white shingles. Tha ho
use has steam heat, modern plumbing nnd electric wiring.
Complete working plans ami specifications of this house may be obtained fo r a nominal sum from
tho
A-51.-------- :................... ...
....................
J. H. Colclough, the director o f tho .school music. The orchestra will
choir, has been giving special at be heard frequently during the
two weeks.
tention during recent rehearsals to
Beginning tomorrow morning it
tne music to be used during Dr. is hoped that the audience will be
Garland’s engagement in Sanford. greeted by a large choir, and at
The music committee greatly np- present it nppenrs that the choir
sufficiently
reciate the cooperation of ment gallery will not be
More space can be pro
ors of other choirs. I f there are large.
those in the city who sing, and vided, however, for n growing
who at present arc not connected choir.
with any other church choirs, Mrs.
H O LY CROSS CHURCH
Colclough would be glad to have
Church services fo r Sexngcsima
their names.
The orchestra under the direc Sunday will be:
...............
... Rcizenstein hns
9:45 Sunday School in the High
t io n of
Mr. .loo
I added much recently to the Sunday I
“ udltorium.
1
*
11:00 n. m. Churrh services in MiInne Theatre.
Rev. Father Anderson, O. II. C.
will be tho Reverend Preacher at
the morning service.
Everyone invited.
E
On Feb, 29 and March 1st we will run an exclusive Used Ford
Car Sale..- W e will have all types, including roadsters, touring
ears, coupes and sedans. Light trucks and worm drive trucks,
with and without bodies. Cash or terms.
Edward Higgins
AUTH O RIZED D EALER
------- FO R D —
« tr>C>CTOi AtcUIcx;^
kJXMlU
U SED FO R D CARS
L IN C O L N
I
Under the direction o f the San
Perm anence and reasonable cost are
ford Kiwnnls Ciun, airUiieunrcU.*
arc being perfected for tho ap
two most im portant elements in buildl
pearance in thi3 city Wednesday.
Feb. 27, o f Edwin Markhnin, noted
poet and lecturer. Indications (min* S L et m e submit plans and
specification!
to a crowded house when Mr. Q
i
Markham appear* at the Sanford ■
Hitch school and lectures on “ Rend- *1
injr* from his own poem* with g
glints o f gra vity nnd jravoty."
A * author i f “ The Man With the 5
1100,“ “ Lincoln," “ The Shoe* of
B U IL D IN G C O NTRACTO R
Happiness," “ The Gate* o f Pare- Jj
disc" and many other poems and ■
productions, Mr. Markham hns be-1 ■ Phone
come known a* America’s most "
famous living poet. He i* con- ■
aldered the dean o f American
poets, authors, philosophers, hu- _
manitnriun lender and enchanting
lecturer.
_
FO RD SO N
Few communities arc favored
with an opportunity o f hearing thii
well-known poet, und much favor
able comment is being heard re
garding his appearance in this
city.
Edwin Markham is a native of
Oregon and a graduate o f two
western colleges. He began w rit
ing verse in hir. early boyhood day.:,
r.nd in early life worked at farm
ing, hlncksmithing rnnehim* and
school teaching.
Preeminently u
man o f the people, he is today a
foremost exponent o f all that is
highest and noblest in the domain
o f literaturo.
In keeping with tho spirit of his
verse, Mr. Markham has been con
spicuously identified with some of
A ll should come to henr his mes the mast notable movements for
sages while he is in Sanford, ns the belief o f the downtrodden and
it is a great nnd extraordinary (oppressed, including the suppresprivilcge.
smn o f the child labor evil. No
--------------------------|w riter o f the present day hns a
A L I. SOULS ( ’ llU R C II SERVICES ! more comprehensive understanding
Tomorrow is Sexngosimu Sun o f the many intricate social prob
Ionia which are affecting tho lives
day.
o f men and women ns the r.<ult of
First Mass at 8 a. m. This is a new conditions and rapid evolution.
communion Mass.
N ot only is Mr. Markham a bril
Second Mass at 10:30 a. in., liant writer, but he is n'.so well
which is n parochial Mass.
known as a lecturer. Unlike many
Sermon on the Gospel o f the day. geniuses he does not speak above
Rccndiction of the Blessed Sac the heads o f his audiences, but
rament nftcr lust Muss.
whether he discusses poetry or
Masses during the week nt 8 great social questions, he is always
n. m.
clear, always
interesting and
Sunday school every Sunday at makes a direct appeal.
0 a. m.
The lecture at the Sanford High
Strangers invited to church serv school will begin at 8:30 Wednes
ice*. Sittings nro free.
d a y night.
F ATH ER ANDERSON W IL L
PREACH.
Rev. Father Anderson, who will
be well remembered from the largo
and most successful Mission held
here a year ago in Holy Cross
Church, is new visiting in Sanford
and will preach at the Milune Thea
ter Sunday morning at 11 n. m.
Father Anderson is a member o f
the Oilier o f the Holy Cross n
and is accounted one o f the most j m
eloquent preachers o f New York,
j Father Anderson lias just comllplctcd two Missions o f two weeks
I j each in Savannah, (la., at the largoat churches there. He will be in
1Sanford until March 9. While here,
I ho will give us one week’s preuchJling services; then he goes by niv.
|i pointmont to St. I.uko's Cathedral,
Orlando for a two weeks Mission.
•J. M. G illon
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T H E F IR S T IM P O R T A N T S T E P —
“Own Your Own
Home”
W e A r e L o c a ! D e a le r s F o r
Fairbanks, M orse & Co’s
Greater interest Is manifested “ under your own roof’’ o f a
well planned, well built, well furnished home that you call
“ your own" than under one owned by the other fellow.
thought worthy of your consideration.
G A S O L IN E E N G IN E S , E L E C T R IC MOTORS,
A
PUM PS,
E TC .— H O M E ELEC
T R IC A N D W A T E R P L A N T S .
W e have assisted
many in the past to accomplish this first important step.
May we offer to assist you?
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Corner Third ami Oak Ave,
Phone 140
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A VUH <• Mr. Bryaa.
He’s Well and Happy.
Hall Be a Delegate.
HU Ca*tof_OU Story.
• I v lii flll> suite tei*S!Fiiatete! tea
i Florida, under net of March
Copyrltftt, 1>1S
Ur. Griner states that I f all hotels in the state would help
along this lin&. there is no question but that a greater demand
for citrus fruits would be fe lt immediately and the growers
benefitted accordingly.
T h e action o f this prominent hotel is most commendable
but it should also include in this reduction Florida celery,
lettuce and other leading products o f the state.
A man
t u i H o n c R i All obituary
I. cards of thanks, resolutions comes to Florida and finds prices o f Florida fruits and vege
ittcoe of entertainments w h ir* tables served at leading hotels and restaurants at prices all
is a r« mid*, w ill bo ehsnred
out o f proportion. I t 'is a fa c t that in New York one can
at regular advertising rates
often buy oranges, and other Florida products cheaper than
they could in Florida’s leading cities.
It is hoped that the good example set by the proprietors
m -of CJ1 news dispatches
#d to It or not otherwise of the Seminole a t Jacksonville will be emulated by other
td In thU paper and also the
news publlahed herein.
All hotels, as these institutions like other businesses depend in
i of re.publleatlon of epeotal a large measure on the success o f the citrus industry o f the
ehea herein arc nlao reserved.
state. While helping the grow er they will help themselves
TU RPAY, FEBRUARY 23,1024 and at the same tim e give the visitor a more wholesome
respect for Florida.
,E THOUGHT FOR TODAY
e, hath not aeon, nor ear
I, neither hnvc entered into the
. o f man, the things which God
prepared fo r them that love
— 1 Corinthians 2:9.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.,
February 21.
MONTESQUIEU SAYS lo hia
"Spirit of Laws,” second chapter
of book twenty-lira, "Man who are
knaves by retail are extremely
honest In the gross. They love
morality."
That’s so, and people are very
much excited Just now about finan
cial and corportalon morality In
connection with oil wella. Here
nnd them among the Indignant
wrought few might consent to take
"one hundred thousand dollars
ensh" if it wore offered. A few
others, perhaps, would accept a
good stock market oil tip if they
thought it safo to “ play" it.
But they dislike such things in.
others very, very much.
Senator Greeno of Vermont
be
ne a martyr to hia c™.;:.,
country u
if
wound he suffered accidental!'
accidentally
mltn in cleaning up the WashinT
gn ^ ru m
THE OIL scandal wends its
wesry way, to end nobody knows
where today, Intscad of looking
Brisbane On Bryan
into the Teapot Dome oil scandal,
you aro invited to look into WiL
Again Florida comes in for high class advertising of the liam Jennings Bryan's comfortable
kind that cannot be purchased for dollars and cents. This
time it is from ‘ the pen o f Arthur Brisbane who tells o f a
visit to the home o f William Jennings Bryan at Miami.
Twenty millions o f pepole are today reading what Mr. Bris
bane has to say about his visit and twenty millions of peo
ple are having th eir attention called to Florida while reading
the Brisbane column.
In speaking o f Mr. Bryan’s candidacy as delegate to the
democratic convention Air. Brisbane says:
“ The intelligent, hospitable state o f Florida, will surely the collar turned down, his necktie
not fail to send M r. Bryan as a delegate. Florida on three is black. Just as he is he could
occasions voted overwhelming fo r Mr. Bryan for president. walk into a convention platform,
Florida thought him good enough for a $75,000 a year job in cut the ground from under some
aspiring candidate and everybody
the White House. She surely won’t neglect the opportunity would nay, 'It ’s the same old
to include him among her delegates at the convention.”
Bryan.’’
•. ■
“T o do so would be an injustice to the state, for where
"T H IS P L A C E o f mine is the
Mr. Bryan sits at the Democratic convention is the head o f
most beautiful spot in Florida, i
the table. The passing years have not taken that from him and, therefore, the most beautiful |
or any o f his power. W ith him in that convention the atten spot in the world," says Mr. Bryan.'
tion o f the nation will be concentrated on Florida and on her Happy the man, content with his
delegate W. J. Bryan, who as everybody must* admit stands lot, who never goes sighing for
what he has not. His
Florida
head and shoulders above every other American bb a fighter home is n beautiful place, an old- <
in a convention battlefield.”
fashioned house that Bryan built,
Read Mr. Brisbane’s article today. It is well worth your old-fashioned furniture that Mrs. 1
Bryan brought from Nebraska, an >
time.
THE PERFECT GOLFER
• drives are rather ragged and
Wa iron ahota are punk;
K' putting's an amazing thing;
he's rarely ever sunk
putt longer than a foot; hia
nachie stroke’s a sin;
■asbow he can't seem to get a
touch of Hagen spin
i hold it safely on the green; his
brtulc shot’s the type
it devil teaches when the lads are
• aUgtftiy utider-ripe.
id more than that ho knows all
. trap** not one but has its
charms
id welcomes him with encores
-- and, it seems, with outstretch
ed arms;
It solfMbow it can’t feaze him
muoh;.a song is in his heart
A S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G SERM O N
td on his lips a whistle and a jest
of golfing art.
B Y E. D. B RO W NLEE, D. D.
bon he comes in he always has
the gr adousness to say,
2. It assures U3 that Got! w ill
Ids club la perfect, I have had a
deliver us from our sinful environ
moat delightful day.”
ment. Study anew the story of
M though we jest and laugh at
Joseph. 1 think the heart o f the
; him, we’ll tell the wide world
story o f Joseph is to tench us,
flat,
that no matter what kind o f sur
old-fashioned
atmosphere.
1
ad made the golf course brighter
roundings we may bo thrown in,
T » W. R. Hearst nnd his other
Whdti he made a man like that.
that God can enable us to live a
E V E R Y M AN COMES into life in time to do his own visitor, Mr. Bryan gives one large
-From. Locker Room Ballads, by
life thnt shall please Him. Joseph
cocoanut,
much
b
igger
than
his
work.
Thus
Woodrow
Wilson
came.
What
was
his
greatest
An E. .Baxter.
wns reared in a home in which the
head,
one
grapefruit
almost
as
big
work. Tim e’s verdict alone will determine. Tw o actions o f
older brothers were jealous of him,
as
his
head,
both
from
his
own
took but!
his ought never to be omitted from the list of his greater trees. He has seven kinds o f fruit
and from whose hearts this jea l
o
— ■■
ousy had driven love o f brother and
deeds. One was his inflexible attitude on the Mexican ques on the place, including oranges
Or you’ll be SOILED.
father out. It culminated in the
and
lemons,
also
alligator
peurs
tion, his policy o f “ watchful w aiting” which was so abund
determination to murder him, but
It’a lspt ao much what McAdid, antly justified by a fte r events. Enemies desired us to become ami gunvns.
finally was chnnged W u ft, sale of
hot w hat Mc’B do, that counts.
embroiled w’ith Mexico, to tie our hands in the war they knew
him into slavery.
a youth he
IT
IS
an
ideal
place,
great
palm
Es*
»*. o — —
wns tarried into a sirnngo land,
was coming. Again, in his position on the matter of special trees in fron t of the house, plant
M eAdoo is still in the race notnnd already
Mtthatanding the effort on the part privileges in Panama Canal tolls, Mr. Wilson kept his coun ed by M r. Brynn
a land of gieut wealth. powei and
try’s treaty-word from becoming a mere "scrap of paper” reaching above the roof— beautiful
j|f b iff business to keep him out.
intellectual culture, the tending
blue w ater at the back of the
/
o
and enhanced our moral prestige in the world at a time when house, flow ers, sunshine and pence.
notion of the world in his day. And
> * ;« (a jrumored that the Repub moral power was the strongest power to wield. Two simple
yet a land which knew nothing o f
lican Party is about to chnnge its
Jehovah, nor * /mpntlii/cd with His
BUT, "T H E R E ’S a cry in the
acts o f wisdom and justice, but their effect can never be
■Wine to the Petroleum Party.
idenla o f morality. r « ' n y religion
heart, though the lip may be g ay"
measured.— Henry Ford.
o-------was sensual nnd'corrupt. Joseph
and
inside
o
f
Mr.
Bryan’s
heart
, All indications point to the bust-------------- o -------------vr.s probably the only one in all
politics
is
boiling
nnd
raging
like
te l and most prosperous summer in
Egypt.who loved tho4,ord. f 'Lor—
IT IS TH E U N E X P E C T E D that provides the higher the Uyn inalde Vesuvius.
H tn lb rd ’* history.
once to hi:!1relig ion .a n d 'livin g *:V
■ft trill boil over' undoubtedly nt'
Q,
—
v * > » * J«sts in.poltics,, g to tm g **m *> j^ te e s ihv rot foresee them;
clean life was full " f dangers for
‘ T h e Gainesville Bun has an edi they break forth in their own W a y , at their own time, and the Democratic convention in New
him. It would endanger any chance
York.
Th
e
intelligent,
hospitLblc
torial on "Stealing Our Papers." here they stand as the Bar before which official chaructcr
for promotion he might have, it
W® wish folks cared that much and ability are tested. N o President has been able to choose State o f Florida w ill surely not
would make n laughing stock to lu.*.
fail to send Mr. Brynn ns n dele
■bout our*.
neighbors, ns a hoy who set him
hjs own tests. Lincoln did not. Me Kiniey did not. Wilson gate. Florida on three occasions
---------o--------self up against all the culture and
for Mr.
'f? Vanderlip says he welcomes the did not. And now President Coolidge faces the Unexpected voted overwhelmingly
religion o f Tgypt. 1: would en
N i t being brought against him. drawn up across his Presidential path. It is awkward; it in Bryan fo r President.
danger his \ery life. Most o f us
Florida thought him good enough
The Star- owners piny poker too terrupts work; it bristles with dangers; it is unpleasant—
for a $7fi,000-a-year job in the
but— this always describes the H igher Test. I f it had not White House. She surely won't
Emile Coue is making a lecture these disagreeable qualities, it would not be that Test. Mr. neglect the opportunity to include
among her delegates at the
tour in Florida and in finding thnt Cooldgc must now divest him self o f all duties save his duty him
forting thought.
It steadies and is a very (lift
"•very day in every w ny" Florida to the nation, o f ail characters save his character as Chief convention.
To do so would be an Injustice encourages us. M oreover n ro-JUn. I never th
to gettin g better and better.
Magistrate, and o f all hope o f reward save the reward of to the state, for where Mr. Bryan membrnnee o f this faet about our j faced without
-------- o--------sits nt the Democratic convention Lord Jesus may make the Old , shame ut such
' ►Tampa Tribune has joined the brave, impartial performance.— H em y Ford.
is the head o f the table. The pass Hook a New Book to us, as its |visualize that
large list o f state papers support
ing years have not taken thnt from light radiates from the dealings j know that I do
ing Me Ad oo fo r the Democratic
him or any of his power. With o f God with men through tho ager. sand part of th
nomination.
AS GOOD A L M O S T kill a Man, us kill a good Book; who
TLassuros us that whatever Jesus with surroundii
-------- o-------has been to His people in past human charnct
St; Two months or onc-sixth o f the kills n Man kills a reasonable creature, God’s Im age; but he
ages, Ho will be today i f we ful- freer o f the ta
[new year is almost past. I f the who destroys a good Book kills reason itself.— John Milton.
fill the conditions, that whatever <,ph. Cod CAJ
fBew year is going to mean any
He has ever fe lt o f love fo r men, hts surroundin
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t h in g to you get busy.
-------- o-------S
The Eighteenth Amendment
j has nothing to do with the recent
[immigration acts although it doer
jkeep the Scotch out of the country.
•------ o---------j Thequestion o f law enforcement
:Will not down.
Every candidate
or o ffic e should he asked point
lank where he stands in this conFinection.
{
lure Mexico City
What docs Vanderlip care about
little suit for six hundred thnuind. Those in his own clothes
oset arc probably worth tha^Incoine’ taxes should ho paid imlediatcly. Those who put o ff the
ling o f their report until the last
linutc often lose by having to
re pare returns hurriedly.
•-------- o-------Reports from Tallahassee give
be Information that a shortage o f
rhool teachers is feared. There
lways will be n shortage as long
■ teachers nre paid buch poor
Mr. W illiam J. Bryan is probably
te on ly.fr,an alive who can outtlk a woman— Ocala Slur.
And that is just unothor reason
by he should be elected to the
tenrocratic Convention.
Reports received indicate that
imporary repairs have been mad •
[f the Titusville-Geneva road. No
me ahould be lost in hardirfaeing this road and opening a
Ighway uf travel direct from the
over east coast to Sanford,
.T h e New Y'ork Tribune contains
i picture o f Mrs. U. F. Whltner.
r., bolding at full length the skin
If a aix and u half foot rattlesnake,
fhe pictu re was taken at Madison
Square Garden wliere the Florida
Exposition is being held. Sanford
nd Seminole county are receiving
ome excellent advertising.
ATH LE TIC S A N D SCHOLARSHIP
M IA M I H E R A L D
The president o f Y a le has ju s t , tion o f the players. The insistence
mode a rather vigorous protest |that the team must win is likely to
against the growing emphasis in leud to the use of methods in win
college athletics upon the matter ning thnt are harciy in keeping
o f winning games. There has been with the ethical standards which u
a theory that the attendance upon college should maintain. There is
n college depends somewhat upon I he added dunger that when the
the success of the college in de athletic contests arc made so very
feating its rivals at football or in imporlnnt scholarship may su lf-r
tiack meets. Dr. A n gell presents
Athletes in college are not by
some statistics which indicate that any means, nil, or always, merely
in the case of both Yule und ilur- well-trained animals.
They arc
vnrd the periods o f greatest a t often found in tho ;ionor rolls in
tendance have been the times when the mntter o f scholarship. It is
the universities were suffering a unfortunate when so much atten
series o f athletic defeats,
tion is paid to the - miter of win
The president of Y ale is not op ning that potential scholars arc
posed to athletics. He is opposed turning into mere niachihcs.
Rollins college, in :his state, has
to holding sport til a place o f
.supremacy in college life. He be lately announced that no one will
lieves in contests, ;n all forms of he allowed to take part in any
athletic endeavor, but he believes athletic activity who Is not main
that the games should be played taining a proper scholastic stand
for thu suite o f the gam e and not ard. Thin should be the rule in
for the sake of the fin al score.
every college, and is, although it is
There aro certain dangers in u rule which is often treated very
connection with utletics ns they ! lightly. The purpose of the colhave been developed in recent iegu is to develop complete an I
years. There has come a competi well-rounded manhood nnd woman
tion in the building o f stadiums hood. In so far as athletics tend
that has led to expenditures by to bring this about they are valu
some schools all out o f proportion able. When they arc merely used
to their financial strength. Thera to create a certain sort o f prestige
has also entered very la rgely the fo r the institution they are only
element o f gambling. As handled not valuable, but are decidedly
detrimental. And what holds for
had enough, hut there is constant
danger that it may lead to corrup-
*
By IR V IN S. COBB
A delicate-appearing youth placed
two cents on a drugs toto counter
und asked the clerk fo r u stamp.
The clerk tore one o ff and slid it
over to him. The young man drew
an envelope from his pocket.
“ Would you ntiad licking it for
me and placing it on h ero ?" he
started to paste the stump on th j
letter.
“ Oh, w u it;" cautioned the young
man. “ Not that way. Kindly place
the stamp with the top toward the
ou*er edge o f the envelope."
"S u re," suid th«S obliging clerk,
“ hut what in thunder's that fo r? "
“ Why, you see,” confided the
youth, " I ’m a stu.'.enl in the Acme
said, “ my tongue is sore."
Correspondence school and that’s
“ Sure," said the clerk, an ho our college y ell."
Speaking of "what s in n name*
t is appropriate to surest Unit
the ain of Sinclair and the dowk
of Dohcny have cuuaed the fall rf
/Fall, the ruse of Roosevelt, mark
ado nbout McAdno, a certain cool
nens toward Coolldgc nnd it no*
appears that It may bo hard on
Harding.—Tampa Tribune.
^
Florida’s governor declined u
Ihvilatlon to attend the AIL
Florida products’ dinner in Ne*
York. Florida’s governor allowed
an opportunity to slip by of dolne
moro for Florida than he has y«
done during hia entire term,—San
ford Herald.
0
Yes: and if he had gone, people
who don’t like him would hare
kicked on his leaving his official
duties.—Ocala Star.
1
or done for, or through men, that to live a Godly
He will likewise be the same jng. Jesus, wl
todny. It enables u to claim the nation, kept J<
whole of Clod’s Word lor ourselves, yesterday, tod:
Let mo suggest to you some o f the We are willing
use of thin great truth in studying chance in our
certain gentlemen
who
harbor God’s Word:
will give us po
foolish hopes of being nominated.
1. It assures un that God w ill from our sun
They w ill find a good description deliver us from our sinful inclinn- the life that
;j. i [ L. wjn u
o f themselves in
thu opening lions. Take the story o f God's
words o f Dr. Johnson's "Rnssellns." dealing with Jacob. 1 think one dom. This tru
They w on't learn here what Mr. main reason for the story o f Jacob Take the stor
Bryan said o f politics, fo r thnt was is to teach men that no m atter They were con
private. H e is saving it for the what our temperaments, or inclina- ordinary walk
convention.
Hop*, might he that God car, tax-collectors i
change them, nnd make us men of We know no ci
C A N D ID A T E S
AND
others God. Jacob wnc certainly on un- ihcm; no rich,
might profitably
ponder
Mr. likely piece o f m aterial to make t. iitlcally promi
Bryan’s description o f the two man o f God out o f in the begin- from the hum
main classes in our republic. That nlng.
He was u liar, un th.' And yet what *
was not private.
Scriptures tell us.
iTj wan di.i- been theirs. ’
“ Leaders of thought in this loyal to his brother, nnd took ml* tnuy yield rich
country," said Mr. Bryan, “ are di vantage o f his brother's weakness, how God used
vided into Democrats and aristo He wus disloyed to his aged father, in His servico
crats."
t
He was crooked in his business bad in his ha
The Democrat believes thut right dealing yvith Lahnn, nnd “ when in glory o f God,
thinking is to build up prosperity, Rome dill ns Rome did." Ami y*.t „ f bis people.
comfort and happiness from the God took that man, nnd made out Jesus stands
bottom or the social structure. The of him, Israel, a prince who had hearts and km
excessively prosperous few at the [ power with God and man. And his „|on there, thui
top will g e t their full part of the latter years reveal a beautiful wIth us and
general prosperity.
; character. Now that same Jcsui, i friends and ni
not yet incarnated in flesh, was I personal mens*
TH E D EM O C R A T believes that the Saviour o f Jucob, nnd is the L,at.h o f us wii
human society should be built jramu today, and forever. And if glory. I f we
from the bottom on a strong foun we are willing to let Him have ilia ()f joyful any
dation.
way in our lives, He can nnd w ill
,
Hin, _ •
The aristocrat believer thnt hu transform us. I f there urc things **
, ,
man society is suspended from the in your life which ought to be out, through the u
top.
give Hint a chance. You w ill find molt every day
He is sincerely convinced that
the right government legislates to Him the same today, not only able, used them, to l
came today an
enrich the aristocracy suspended but yearning to help you.
above the heads of the masses,
take cure o f us first, the aristocrat
says. Pour wculth nnd privileges
upon us nnd you may safely trust
FT. M Y E R S PRESS
us na to what we should ullow to
leak through to the common peo
When a credit man calls your with good intentions— it takes
ple below.
hand on an unpaid account und cash.
mtks you to please remit, it is fo lly
Any account that is not paid
for you to hold « grudge against when due reflects a loss rather
l tiie firm that credit man repre than a profit to the firm you nre
sents. You may think your credit i» dealing with. You may have a
good, but tho only way tho credit very exalted opinion o f the value
man can judge your credit is by of your patronage, which, as a
the wny you pay your bills. The matter o f fact, the firm you are
size o f your bank uccuunt or the “ riding” may not appreciate.
value o f your real estate ami
Pay your bills promptly and inproperty is o f no consequence. cure appreciation of your patronMerchants can’t pay their hills nge.
DON’T GET SORE!
M Y F A V O R IT E STORIES
r ln z .- M ,
OPERA “ALL AT SEA
G iven by the Stetson U n iversity Glee
Clubs, Tuesday, F eb ru ary 26th, 815 at
M ilan e Theatre.
Adm ission
$1.00. Seats reserved
75c
and
a n y afternoon at
box office.
FOR THE BENEFIT
OF THE
PARISH
HOUSE
BUILDING FUND.
17419812
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
F. P. FORSTER, President
D. F. WHITHER, Cashier
Druggists nre Instructed to refund money la every Instance wliere
satisfactory results nre not obtained. Th e very llrst dose uf
t’l.KM JUMPS 1,1VKll AVII K I U X U Y TOXIC
almost Invariably slops the tendency o f encrilnff und rouulilnir
ami tile third (lose usually stops tho severest OUI.i>. The common
Cold most be classed us it serious disease so get rid of It ut once.
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M R S. FR E D D A1G ER, Society Editor;
A n d She W ants to Be T a ller!
S ik e A R
.WeitmWiter Clnfc
Residence 217-W
wUl
•t the home of Mrs. J. D.
f. 103 E. Fourth Street,
w-f’ruth 8eekcr» CUse will
,* the home of Mrs. W. P.
on Sanford Haight* nt 3
£l-Te» Cop Fortune' TellMrs. M. Martin at Com*
Cottage, at 3 o'clock.
...Bridge luncheon of Sojvnartmont at Woman's
<Vt 1 o'clock with Mrs. J.
jeman and Mrs. George
Hart as hostesses.
Junior G. F. S. meets at
m. at the home of Mrs.
Seynn Fox on French Ave.Mrs. W. A.
Fitts and
•Hal Wight entertain at
, honoring Mrs. R. S.
and Miss Hood.
-Mrs. J. C. Bennett will
^in the members of tho
Lovers Club at 3:30 p. m.
— Christian
Endeavor
nnl banquot 8 p. m. PresbySocial Room*.
-Salllc Harrison Chapter,
l D. A. R.. will give a recepl at the Woman’s Club from
i to 0 p -m.
try cloi
-Library
closed on Washbirthday.
lay,
Wi
eorgo Washington
So1st tho Methodist Church at
m-j given by the Epworth
lie.
.-Woman's Chorus reheart club house at 4 p. m.
y—Story hour at Library,
1y*—Cccillan
Music
Club
meet at 3:15 p. m. at the
o of Mrs. Fannie S; Munkon Myrtle Avenue.
' y-S Irs. W. M. Scott will
[rtiln at a bridge breakfast
2:30 at her home on Oak
ue.
PERHAPS
ere nevermore should meet,
one o f all our dreams come
I true,
j'l no pathway fo r my feet
leads at last to love—and
I you—
I might have brought you
[grief
ad o f joy, and that is why
ide our day so bright and
rief
our Good-morrow
meant
| Good-by.
I —Amelia Josephine Burr.
Vnnce, o f Atlanta, was
the business visitors in the
Friday. , ,
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Jessie B. .Smith spent the
i Sanford Friday visiting
•ftmes G. Sharon htfs* Vs
nest, her aunt, Mrs. Jordan
tksonville.
Charles F. W eigio o f Seipent the day most pleasIin Sanford on Friday.
land Mrs. L. E. Hull of AthGa„ are among the Georgia
Upending the winter in San-
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At-tho attractive boms of Mr.! On Friday evening, fat tbe par* tha week tirma th* bridge party she win stisnd. tbe insullatjon ,.
arid Mra. W. B. Ballard at Alta-(lore of tbe Presbyterian Church, which Mrs. H a m Walsh gava Fri banquet of . the 'Alpha Epsilon
monte Springs, Col. Theodore the Christian" Endeavor Society day evening at her home on Oak Chapter of the Pi Kappa Phi Fra- Mieses Mugicgt
Roosevelt anxtlllary No. 8, U. 8. enteitained a large group of for- Avenue honoring Misa Margaret ternity, which will be heid'Satur- MhUr, Agnes:Berner, Pkra_
day evening. _____
j Bell,-Lee Ammon, Anne
_______ informally, mer Endeavorera i t an■ ■Alumni
■
Kihr. of Ohiol
W. V. entertained
Thursday evening, in honor or Mrs. banquet.
I The affair woa a lovely suggesr r ~*
.cinsld, and M r* Ridge.
Florence M. Clark, President-Gen-! The decorations were red and |tlon of spring with the many vasea
Mrs. Dixie W. Owens, president
era! of tho National Auxilliary of white, the G. E. colors, with tne and baskets of flowers arranged
As*
M ATI w f
the United-Spi»niVh” 'WBr Veterans.i hatchet and cheirfes appropriate about the rooms.
There were of the Clara Batter
Baiter Memorial
MemorUI^As
Wl
. f tt>*
2nA»(va U7aaklnivtAW^a
SOCilliOH
sociation Will
will apeak at the High
vlp C T R ... A l l M l
The spacious rooms of
the lower In
to (George
Washington’s kivtkilaw
birthday, tk v u taktaa n# MlQy0T8«
attractive
________
_ _ Iones
. I School auditorium
nuditorium \
Monday night -V— Q (a t a n n H I m h 111Hr rfloor were opened en suite where tne place and menu cards were
with cherry trees and hatchets,.at
“The Greatest O j D IC ISO TI
~
hatchets, •at 8 o’clock, on T
the National colors were cornu accorated with tiny hatchots.
ihlnvinn',
birth. I American Woman.”
___ IfibUa
_____is j M l l & I t e , T U C f S F C lk
birth-1
Woman.
out-in th harmonious blending of
awvet peas dnd ferns decorated suggestive
„ „ ------ of Washington’s
------„ -------------, fi , 'The
Owen i n ____ « j
flags and streamers In pleasing! tho tables, which were arranged Ini day. Upon arrival each guest was' cordially invited, Mrsmra. \i uwtn
combination with ropes of aapara- “ hollow equate. Places we.'o laid presented with a iprig of chcr- spoke at the High School Friday I f C n C l I t J ra rlfM l H O
gus fern and quantities of garden *or seventy guests.
ties.
. |morning.
n i J ff / ...J
npwers. •
I A ueiigiitiut banquet was serv*
Bridge and Five Hundred were
---- O lU g e 1UI1U»
u -js
In the dining room bowls of red, Pd by mo toilowing waiters and! nlaycd .and after n number of proMiss Jeannette Lain** has re-j
. ••_.
white and blue flowers were ef- wiaticsses, with Mrs. Greene in gr«3Siona were played, Mrs. Charles turned home after spending the,
fectively arranged. Crystal can*:cflarge: misses Ousaie Hinton,! unit, having the high score In : past six nion|hs in Hot Springs
F O U N T A IN IN N
j . tapers,
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Mildieti i bridge was presented with a blue and Little Rock, Arkansas,' stop-1
j
,— it.,.. L.,ji----die-sticks
liolding red
ahad-. bar- **ve*yn
ping
cn
mute
home
in
.Memphis.
ed w ith red, white and blue were H olly, Grace Gilion, jean ainiS-jlust.c vase o f violets, and Miss
East is, Florida
,, u
placed a t the corners of tha table » e t i, Cayia Marshall, Gencvelve; Anne V. lercinskl holding
high Tcnn,. Birmingham, Ala., and A t
and the waits were hung w ith the*4Lunnan, l.auro Lehman, uo.trude *caic in F ive Handled was pre- lanta, Ga.
Is now open and the management"-*
national banner.
i B urge, nnd Messrs. Ted
Runge, seated with a giccn lustre vase
Dikes pleasure In extending to the not
’
The many friends o f'D r .- J .- N . Sanford public and winter visitors j,
Guests were welcomed by Miss T ra:,ic Dutton anil Cloy'ue hussc.,. • of blue violets.
Misa Margaret
T
olar
who
was
operated
upon
Sat
Ruth Ballard nnd Introduced b y 1 U r, Brownlee acted as toast-1Klhn was given the guest prize,
-.
...
. a most cordinl invitation to visit n
Mrs. J. K. Lyles to the hostess and ' master nnd introduced the speak- which was a beautiful lustre per- urday morning at Farpald-La
ton L ip. T 4 > ! K &
W
;
Mrs. Clark, receiving together. ef* in his usual nuppy mun.mi. fume bottle.
Miss Annabel Dyson distributed Mi- / « • Brumiey, president of
At 11 o’clock the tables were lenm that he is gettin g along eaten nml bircra to Us guests evei
...................................................' com fort
........ and
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the attractive little hatchet favors., tbe C. E. gave a short address of laid with embroidered cloths and nicely.
enjoyment.
'tilt.* gas output is breaking all cuisine and dining room service sire -t
Mrs. John M. Brady and Miss welcome. Mr. D. 1- Thrasher a delicious lunch consisting o f nut
Ruth Brady
of Orlando opened
responded in behalf ___
ot —
the alumni,
i bre id .1sandwiches,
cake,
Ice cream
records. So is the output fo r gas.
maintained at the same high dcs
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Jfe
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(
the musical program with a pinno
follow ing numbers were inter* topped with whipped cream uuu
gree o f excellence that permeate^.,
A man who uses his head wlP tho entire establishment.
duet. Miss Madeline Mallem ac- aiwroed in me courses: Reading j cherries, nnd coffee, were served
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companied the Instrumentel num- ^ Jean Maxwell; solos by Mrs. |During tho serving the players cut never got over it in debt.
bers o f Miss Mary StoinofT who Herbert Russell and Miss Mildrmi; for low and Mrs. Ridge being-tho
rendcred several violin selections H o lly ; C. E. songs by the whole |ro-tunst» one was presented with
a beautiful lustre wall pocket
and thes cornet and saxophone se- -nsaemlily.
Spring S a m p le s - N e w Styles
i nose who assisted in serving
tbe banquet the purpose
lection o f Johnnio nnd Bernard'
d. Miss Lcnore Shaefcr nl- nnd Plan ° f the Alumni Associa- nnd looking a fter the pleasure o>
A L L WOOI>, Suits tailored to measure— $25.00.
so rendered a violin number, with tlon was explained by various <hc guests were Mrs. John M aucr,;
Miss Mnllcm nt the pinna. “ Carry *P«akors and the following of li Jr., nnd Miss Lee Ammon.
,t‘.r
mes back to Ole Virglnny” was n eors cif a local Alumni Council were
Those who enjoyed this lovely
vocal solo by Mrs. Glenn who re- cfotccd: President D. L. Thrash- pnrty were, Mrs. John Maurer, Sr.,
305 Bant 2nd Htrert. Between Palm etto and Sanford Ave.
sponded
to
the
encore with CP. Sccrctatv Mrs G P Paxton of New York, Mr. and Mrs. John
“ ighty like a Rose,” Miss Anabel
5 oevretaty, Mrs. G. l . loxton.
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS
Dyson, accompanist.
This group
enthusiastic applause.
snap dragons, in baskets and vases
ir
Mrs. Clark was introduced
nnd tw-ere mmoiT In decorating for tho
was greeted wth the Chautauqua lovely brJd
part
iven Thu„ .
salute by camp and auxil iary.
t!ay ni t,.rnoon l y f i rs. W . C. Hill,
In a most pleasing address she ct hcr home
Fourth Strect
gave a brief outline o! the history when she entertained members of
............
o f the National Auxilliary, its the Thim-e.i Bridge Club.
Usually girls who dance on the stage like to be small. But Aline n i™ “ I?® purposes.
T be hour8 passed quickly in the
McGill (a b o v e), a perfect blonde who dances in "Lollipop,” tho Broad
The Washington memorial was interesting game o f bridge played,
way play, is almost six feet and she dresses to ncccntuntc rather than featured by a stirring patriotic jnnd the prize for high score among
decrease her height.
' address o f Judge J. G. Sharon
c]uh members, a hand-made
\Vashington, and the Hng.
<guest towel, was won by Mrs. M.
Department Cominnndcr Ter- S. W iggins, while the guest prize,
CHOIR ENJOY SUFFER
1
HONORING VISITORS.
hcun closed the program with n perfume, went to Mrr. J. B. ColeTha members o f the choir of th e' The spacious homo o f Mrs. W. brief recital of nn incident recently mnn
Baptist Church and a few friends. A. Fitts wub the scene o f a very accomplished by the Department
A t the conclusion o f the card
who assisted them during their pretly party
Friday
afternoon
1
,u..
___ i igyvBI
indicative of the helpfulness, lo y -;ffame,
the u__.__
hostess'■s*____i
’erved _a ,temptmeetings were delightfully enter- when Mrs. \V. A. Fitts and Mrs. alty and influence ul the organi- ing salnd course.
tained at supper, Friday evening Hal Wight entertained nt bridge,
* Tho guest list included Mrs. F.
at the church parlors, given by the honoring Mrs. R. S . _ Kcelor o f «t| on .
Refreshments consisting o f chick E. Roumillat, Mrs. Claude Howard,
music committee.
New Jersey and M is s " Hood o f cn,
salads, saltines, olives and M rs,. A. U. Wallace, Mrs. J. U.
One long tabic was placed in Commerce, Go., there being five
pickles, cheese-nut
sandwiches, Coleman. M ri.'B . L. Perkins. Mrs.
the parlor, centered with a minia tables of players.
nut-butter-rnisin sandwiches, cof- M. S. U'iggins, Mrs. McPherson,
ture cherry tree and tiny hatchet,
Exquisite sweet peas, amariliiaa
fee, cake and cherry punch was Mrs. H ar.y B. Lewis, Mra. Ralph
symbolic o f Washington’s birth and radiance roses and maiden hair served by Misses Dyson, Hnlln ■ W ight. Mrs. John McNamara, Mrs.
day. A t cither end were large ferns were lavish ly' Used in the
Brady and Shaefcr.
Red and W alter Coleman, nnd Mrs. John
crystal baskets filled
with
red rooms where the card tables were white sweet peas ornamented tne Sneed.
roses. A t six o’clock, a delicious placed.
plates.
|
' --------four course supper was served.
Of exceptional interest was the
Members of tho Auxillinry ns-(
M AII-JO NG I 'A R T Y
Talks and toasts were given during the game o f bridge played during sisting Mrs. Ballard were M rs.' Thursday evening, Max Brndthe supper, and the evening was the afternoon.
afternoon Tne prizee fo r high
high Shaefer, Mrs. A. J. Lossing, Mrs. bury entertained a few friends
as'w
on by
delightful in every way. Covers score, a luncheon set. w as'
won
liy W. M. Haynes, Mrs. Roy Schm idt, most pleasantly at mah-jong, nt his
Mrs. Claude Howard, while the ami Mrs. C. R. Lord.
were laid fo r twenty-eight.
apartments in the Wclnkn.
low score prize, n red hatchet
Following the refreshment hour
The color motif o f yellow and
............. J U N IO R G. F. S............... covered with cherries and sweet the veterans grouped about
the'black was carried out in every
The Junior G. F. S. held an en pens, fell to Mrs. W. C. Hill. The pinno singing the old familnr dcfnil.
Late in the evening the
joyable meeting Friday afternoon nonorecs,
honorees Mrs. Kcelor and Miss songs o f '08, "There’s n hot time host, assisted by his mother, servnt the home o f their associate, Hood were presented dainty guest
in the old town tonight,” "D ixie,” led ieo cream in yellow rose cups,
W . Gwynn Fox on French Avenue. ■towels as mementos o f the occa“ Am erica,” ‘ Star Spangled Bom j individual cakes,
salted almonds
The meeting was opened with the "ion
ne>-’ ami many others.
t
.
, ,
Following tho nwnnllng of the
song, ‘‘A m erica” followed by the
The charm of a gracious hosnl-!
m nt5‘
the hostesses, assisted by talty
.prcvalluib...throughout -the |. .T&K,.guests wero...MUiC3 Margarefw,ar .9- ?*.A.7eFJ,cc- s°m° prize,
fine prints o f George Washington, Sirs. IC L.' 'Perkin*.1' MW; 'T tttp fc evening sustaining th e refutation'! r tt Miicller, 'Marfa-atet Kihn, 'A gWight and Mrs. Claude Howard T v ’ " ?
,
ML Vcrnoon, and its interior nnd served creamed tuna
Cooley,
Mrs.
fish
n m l1
— Mts- nm - l,x ' niy fo r the t1C3 [terner, Nina
views o f tho cnptol were shown.; mushrooms* in tim bals/ rolled 110” 101 informallty o f their RIltl,cr* |Bradbury,
Mrs. S. E. Berner,
and Karl
Little souvenir bntchet with in-'cheese
delights, olives, potato
As no gathering of veterans o- *
y
‘
’
vitntions to the party next week, i vhips and coffee. On each plate auxilliary is complete without n \J<)»es.
which will be a benefit fo r t h e | ^ f efo^
a o f spri« s o f chcrrica remembrnnee of Comrade Harry —
■ = r r— „ . :
:
. :
^-v
« A 11
4- C
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g ift to the church building fund
Those enjoying the cordinl hos- White o f Kt. Cloud, three hearty i
U p C fc l
A l l .III B C R
wero given out.
i pitnlity o f these two hostesses cheers ami then another were g iv-I
cn in greting and Sergt. McCarthy •
“ Take
George
Washington’s I were Mrs. R. S. Kcelor, M|ss Hood,
entrusted with the message for
S t c t S O II G l6 C C llll)|
hatchet and go out and earn a neat WnlHon^ M r i ^ . B ^ ’ ^ "K w k in ^ , the invalid veteran.
1 M ilane, Tues., Feb. 26.
sqm o f money, rebuild the c h u r c h - ^ M s . W iR’,ins>
w . c.
J
and Mrs. R. J. Dixon and
IG. D. Dixon o f New Brittain tnnt cun niirni Hill, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. James
U in Sanford on Friday fo r
On every
fifth Friday Junior; ( . sharon> nnd Mrg. Jor(loni Mr8. mas, Mrs. Ralph Wight, Mrs. W.
(tended stay.
D. Gardiner, Mrs. Walter Morgan
Giris celebrate so bring: in your, Hn
and Mrs. W. B. P.ecd o f nroncy to Mrs. Fox—on that date.’
liport, N. Y „ were among the
Ms in Sanford on Friday and
(topping^ at the Montezuma.
fs Fannie Tucker and party
ends from Orlando, spent the
on very pleasantly in Sanon Friday.
(ge George C. Thomas, Mrs.
Edwards and Misa Mary
of Athens, Ga., are spend
ing time in Sanford and are
leri’d at the Montezuma.
J. K. Mcttingor, who has
the guest o f har daughter
|Walter Morgan fo r the past
w k s, left Friday afternoon
Itr home In Jacksonville.
Frank Collins, who has
[the guest of Airs. Tom Wiifor some time ot her home
pk Avenue, left Friday ulter
ior her home in Memphis,
A. I). Roane, Mrs. W. W .
■Mrs. J. H. Luster of RichVa„ and Mrs. II. A. Barrow
krmville, Va., ore a party arin Sanford on Friday for nn
ded stay.
M ah -J o n g
[Taking the Country By
Storm
*“inpl,-|o
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In
lint colors, I4I tileo,
ciiuntera, s racks. J '
;• t- ">U nf rules u ml
irurtlnns; any one
oi th,< uamr In ten
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Papworth> Mr8; T
L. Da-land Mrs. Roy Symmes.
B enefit Parish House!
B ldg. fund.
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beuutiful river frontage mean to the future of Rio Vlstn? In years to
come what will the Dixie Highway moan to these persons living in Ri.»
Vista? What would Rio Vista or any other city on the East Coast of
Florida amount to without I he Florida East Coast Railroad? One can pic
ture cities on deserts hut nn city can grow and prosper without highways
for tiansportation.
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Rio Vista has the necessary requirements o f a great city besides all
the natural advantages that make for ideal home surroundings.
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figures to prove that the largest profits in real estate are made where the
natural advantages arc greatest and where large amounts c f nr,r?y are
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* newspaper published In Sntifdnl,
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i ‘* hl fansecutlve weeks.
WlTJWBII my habit ami the seal
of said Circuit Court, on this the
IBtlr day o f January, A. D. 1SS4.
(HEAL)
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Hemlnole County. Florida.
By: A. M. Weeks, D. C.
Tho*. Rm met Wilson,
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lice Begins
Soon at Florida
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Tflr T l f Am w I « M Fi i —■
___ G A IN E S V IL L E . Feb. 23.— Spring
,,.football practice w ill commence at
. the U niversity o f Florida on Mar.
Id , Head Varsity Couch James A.
Vanfloot
announced
Thursday,
in W hile no definite statement was
„ made, the pre-season exercises will
probably
last fo r
four or six
weeks. S ixty players are expected
_ .to take advantage o f the spring
workouts which w ill deal with the
It fundamentals o f Vhnfloot’s system,
|l from the ground up. Everett Yon
and Tom Sobring, coaching aide.*,
w ill
render
valuable
service
ITN through tho March and early April
R grid days.
[l
Though Mnjor Vanflcct’s tern
o f duty a t the University o f Flor,.Jda expires on July 1, he is to bl
I _ granted n leave* of absence fo r sev■ " oral months, and during this time
at’
ho w ill ngnin be in charge o f FlorIda
University's
1924 football
,’jL^Jirrny. This is positive. This will
J. be, in the belief o f nmny, his Inst
season w ith the Orange and Blue.
ft
Hughey. If living. A. M. Thrasher, If
living. Trustee for Eva H. Thrash.
cr, ami KVa H. Thrasher. If living,
Alec Wallace, If living, Mary U. Sto
rm. If living, Lawrence tirade, If
living, Mary Wamble. If living, (J.
8. Wamble ,tf living, John a. Wonthlc, If living, anil U#ry Wumble,
his wife, if living; and If said par
ties nre dead, to all pnrtlea claim
ing Interests Under Aaron Jernigam
Robert Barnhart, Susan Barnhart,
his wife. Joseph B. Askew, Barah
J. Askew, his wife. James Weeks,
Jacob
Brock,
Emanuel
Heldt,
Charles T. Buchan. Michael J. Doyle
a ml ftenrgu C. Brantley, under the
firm name of Doyle and Brantley,
Joseph M. Arredonda, John C. Fos
ter. William L. Taylor. Charles W.
Jacocks, C. W. Jacocks. Harriet J.
taccicks. John Hughey. Thomas A,
Hughey, A. M. Thrasher, Trustee
fur Eva II. Thrasher, and Evtf H.
Thrasher, Alec Wallace. Mary U.
Htovln, Lawrence (trace, Mary W am
ble. U. 8. Wuniblr, Jolin S. Wombte,
Mary Wotnhle, his wife, or otherwise,
In and to the following described
pieces, parcels nnd tracts o f land.
sRunte. lyin g and being In the
County o f Hemlnole uml Htnte of
Florida, more particularly describ
ed as follows lo-wlt:
All or l i W k * 'A." I. 3. 9. 1G. SO.
21, nnd 20, according to the Plat
of -Mellon vl lie, nnd of record In
I'lut Rook 1, on I’ nge 120. Hemlnole
County, Florida, records; nlso.
All that Portion of lllock 27. ac
cording to said Plat of Mctlonvllle
which tics North of the South line
of Uovernment Lot One, In Section
.19, Township 19, South o f Range
31 Mast, extended West.
It appearing from the sworn hill
of complaint filed In this
cause
against you. thnt you and each of
you have or claim to have some In
terest In and to the lands hereinabove described, and
thnt
your
plncrs of residence are unknown.
Therefore, you Aaron Jernlgan.
If living, Robert Barnhart. If living.
Busan 1’arnhnri, 1)19 wife. If living.
JoMeph It. Abkrw. If living,. Hnruli
J. Altm v. his Wife. If living, James
Weeks, If living. Jacob Brock. If
living, Emanuel Hehlt, If living,
Charles T. Duchsn, If living, Mich
ael J. Doyle. If living, nnd Huorge
C. Brantley, If living, under the llrm
name of Doyle and Brantley, Joseph
M. Arredonda. If living. John C.
Foster. If living. William L, Tsyor.
If living. Charles W. Jacocks. If
living, C. W. Jacocks,
If
living,
Hurrh-t J. Jacocks. If living. John
Hughey, If living, Thomas A Hugh-
SARAZEN AND DAVIDSON DEFEAT Tampa Girl Winner
HAGEN AND YEARBY BY 3 TO 2 of'Irvin Bacheilor
Prize, Best Essay
£
BETS
1 ‘$25,000 F I S H E S
-C A N CLIMB TREES
:tii
LSaiesNS j j i s w i .ix :
and Evu II. Thrasher, if living, Alec
weakness. I would try to
eat, then the terrible suffer
ing in my stomach I I took
medicines, but did not get
any better. The druggist
recommended
Royal Palm Sugar
Cane and
Planting Company buys 10,000
acres o f land and plans erection of
yugar j i i l l near Cape Sable.
A * a tuiilc wInMi there 1* weakhiss uml l:ie!< ,,f np|n-tlli.. wjn-n a
. l i t tie exertion nitikes you I
. 'tire.i your legs drag, your hack
aches, > our moutn tael i t ....I
ele*|> I* lirok. n Clein J«.m-* I.)v <r
jinil ICiilney Tunic I* the urn- thine
— thill will restore your sir.-n«lh ami
I• yon lo enjoy life, I ’ l.KM
jn N r:s
i.iv K lt
and
k iu n e )
Til,VI*’, heeuiiHC of
it*
eetierul
ToN’ IC amt heallh-givInK effect, lui*
e * l lllilialuil Itself in u reciojtilaerl
r* iioily
fo r
T O I l l ’ lt i
LIVKtt.
FKVKIt. M A l.A ItIA AVI* (T*I.I>S.
f!L K U .IdVKS I.IV Kft ANH KltiK f l V TONIC Is not only lienellclul
ns a liver tio-illelne, liat l« • *-r__elses a elVutlsInu amt stimulating
Influence in the Ntorimeh anil bow-- els.
T lir v ugh
lls excellent
entliartle t*rn|>erlles hlllviis
Impari
ties whirl im iv Int.-rferreil
with
healthy processes nr.- il.rlven out.
T a k e no IM 1.1.8 while
using tile
inedicine— |lie TONIC s at Itliut Is
neeileil.
t iii:
cost
rs
s m a l l —1
the
, BENKI-TJ’ 18 (1RKAT.
JpiNiiilll.il
Amlcrson.
Hanford.
Florida.
I wa*
___ * * "
w t* not
not .*
itron
“ ■do mjr back
«ome FOLEY PILLS
few treatment* I fe!t^
could work with more
MR; BRYAN *ays that eorpov^
" 11,1 C^W,
atibna, in their dealimr* with corFOLEY PILLS tr- ,
beration candidate*, remind him of) atlmutant for the (-<*(he little boy that took c**tor oil. them more activ,,
The contention* raise a gigantic ,
™ *ct,Vc- 0*t
fund for (heir kind of a man and1—
with it they elect him. Then their
kind of 0 man, In office, turn*
everythin* over to them and they
fist hack their corporation fuflda
plus other mUllona. At the next
election the process ia repotted.
The very beat BalUt)
"•THE 8MALL boy,” soya Mr.
Bryan, “ wta taking castor oil.
_
lar?*
*"Ma sends me to buy another
Phone 54
bottle of castor oil with it."’
THAT, SAYS Mr. Bryan is
about how the powerful corpora
Wheeless & \y(
tions treat the common people, and
While he has life and Breath he Announce the opening if
proposes to let the world know it.
And Up*to*ditf
Vulcanizing
38 INDICTMENTS RETURNED
TAMPA, Feb. 23.—The federal
grand Jury at its recent sessions Cor. Oak Avenue and Tl
here
returned 38 indictment*
against liquor law violators. Oth
OILS-GAS
er true bills returned included
those against Fred Cucto and oth Exclusive Agents foi
ers for violation of the immigra
Tires and Tub®
tion act by smuggling aliens at
“SERVICE THAT M
Punta Rassa; James W. Simpson,
former assistant cashier of the
FRIENDS,"
First National Bank, for violation
of section 5209, revised statutes,
by abstracting from his bank cer
tain sums of money on April 20.
1923.
“ A W O R I-D B E A T E R ”
" F O L E Y ’ E Cough Medicine is a
‘ World Beater’ fo r speedy relief,”
writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans
Avenue, Evansville.
Ind.
"Last
month 1 was down with a severo
cold, and gettin g worse, I bought a
bottle o f F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D
T A R COM POU ND, nnd the next
night waa well and O. K ," I f you
want a quick, reliable remedy for
coughs, colds and hoarseness in
sist upon F O L E Y ’S H O N E Y A N D
T A R COM POUND. It has all tho
curative qualities o f pine tar and
honey. Sold everywhere.
AUDITOI
Daytona Bes
SATURDAY,
23RD.
E m ile Ci
W orld’s Greatest Ei,
o f Auto-Suggealia]
For
i
GOOD PRINTING
And
QUICK SERVICE
T w o Lecture-Demons!
3 P.M . and8P.j
j PR IC E S: Matinee 50c, j
$1.50. Night $1.00,
$2.00, plus tax.
i
Tickets on Sale
Wallace, If living, Mary O. Htovln,
If living, Lawrence Urnce. if living,
Mary Wamble, if living, (I. H. W am
ble. If living, John 8. Wotnhle, If
living, amt Mary Woinhlc. Iris wife.
T H E M A T T H E W S PRESS
If living; a n d ’ If dead, all parties
claiming Interests under Aaron
Corner It. It. Ave. nnd Commer
Jernlgan, deceased, Robert Rumcial St.
hurt, deceased, Busan tiarnhnrt. his
v. ife. deceased, Joseph II. Askew,
deceased, Sarah J. Askew, his wife,
deceased, Janies Weeks, deceased,
Joenb lirtw;^,
deceased,
Emanuel
Debit, deceased,’ ciiurh-s T. Buchan,
deceased, .Michael ,1. Doyle, deceas
'd and rteorge C. Brantley, de
ceased. under the llrm nuniu of
Doyle ami Hrautloy, Joseph M. ArSpinners nnd Snelled Hooks
redonda. deceased, John C. Foster,
deceased. William 1a Taylor, de
A t The Sportsman Store
ceased. Charles \V. Jacocks. de
ceased,
W. Jacocks, deceased,
Harriet J. Jacocks. deceased, John
II tig hey,
deceased.
Thomas
A.
Hughey, d e c e a s e d , A. M. Thrasher,
Trustee for Eva It. Thrasher, deceased,
uml
Eva
II.
Thrasher
o;... used, Alec Wallace, deceased.
Vt
Now.
Phone 417-L2.
PHONE 939
W E X F O R D S IL K C A S TIN G LINES
S A N F O R D CYCLE CO.
Marj ii. Htovln, deceased. Lau rence
1'race, deceased, Mary Wamble, de Poison the cut worms before they cut your profits. Wet
ceased, li. S. Wamble, deceased.
the “ makings”
Johns H. Wonitde. deceased am! .Mary
’ Noinb]e, his wife, deceased; or
otherwise. In uml to to the lands Bran-M olasses-Paris Green-Cotton Seed
hereinabove described, or anv part
thereof, and also any ami all other
I" rsons whose name or iiunirs nre
S A N F O R D FEI
unknown ami who m»v be interestAND
*n Hit properly Involved in tills
suit, and hereinabove described, or
S U P P L Y CO.
who claim any right, title or inter
est therein as heirs. devisees or
Phone 539
J " 0- 'v-1
srsiiti t'n, by, through or itmin* any
'f tin- parties or persons herelnM yrtle Ave. and 4th SL
almve mini'll nr referred to, or
otherwise, are hereby required to
"Y O U R
MONEY BACK IF
('•■ uml appear before our salt! t’ lrA R E NOT SATISFIED*
cuIt ''unit at the Fourl House at
BnuferJ. Florid i. on the 3rd day of
.■ture’,1. A D 1921, and then amt
WINTER EGGS ARE THE PROFIT I
tliere make answer to tho hill of
complaint exhibited against you in
And you can be assured of winter!
tlilS' cause: otherwise, decrees pro
Ciuife-e.i will be Clilcred against
by helping out the hens'irjinriti
yutr, an ! pfiHt i*f you.
with the ri^ht amount of a hyH
B Is ordered that this Citation he
publish, it la the Sanford Herald, a
protein feed like
newspaper ImliRvlieil It, Sanford,
Hem motif Coinin'. Florida, urn-.- each
week for eight consecutive w e e k s .
J
Indigestion
nr*
•A
Batte
I I — ' N E W Y O R K , Feb. 23.— N egotia
nt.— lions fo r the prospective return
heavyweight title mutch between
"I
Jack Dempsey and Tomm y Gibbon;*
hung fire Friday when a scheduled
•^conference between Jack Kearns,
the titlo holder’s mentor, nnd Tc:;
This shows Sirs. Frank J. Gould, wife o f the American millionaire,
Rickard, who plans to stage the
cent tennis game at Cannes, with the French
fig h t here the first week in June, in action during her recc
failed to m aterialize.
marvel Suznnne Lenglen. Suznnne won.
Kearns and the promoter expect
to get together, however, before
GOLF TO UR NEY
the end o f the week to discuss fin.il
tqrms. Gibbons already 1ms agreed
(Continued from page 1)
t « the
th match.
Follow ing is a partial list of
Meanwhile, according to Billy
those competing in the tournament
r - McCnrney, Firpo’s American husiand the scores made by each:
J ness innnugcr, the N ew York syn
Gene Sarnzen paired with Have
Hand!d icate which is negotiating for n Davidson, genial local pro, yester
Thursday, the second dny of
cap. Net
Star Track A th lete Founders
match between Firpo and Harry day morning in the IHtli hole e x
Week at the College, was Leroy P. Chittenden.. 88
__W ills in July expects to arrange hibition match at
the Orlando
one o f great interest to both the Ernest F. Houshulder 92
o f H arvard W ill N o t college
24 GH
V
This week a deposit o f $10,000, { Country Club defeated, three ami
and the citizens o f the v i R. L. Dean ................. |jo 20
Tl
~transferable to a Buenos Aires two, Walter Hagen who war. paired
Be Seen Rest o f Y e a r cinity. One o f the must interest Joe A. Meisch .......... 102 30
Tl
I".*-bank, to hind n tentative agree with .lake Ycnrby, local and Cen
ing programs that could L j thought E. H. P a rk o r ............. 104
10 74
ment with the .South American,
tral Florida (u n official) champion.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Feb. I of, was arranged fo r the day. The S. E. B arrett .......... 100 24 70
Firpo has stipulated that hi* Old man par at the club reached
afternoon
was
devoted
to
the
Bach21.— John U. Watters, the Har
D, L. Pulcstun .......... 101 24 77
part o f the $2/50,000 guarantee o f a one stroke setback a t the hands
vard star, who won tho one- i cller Brize Essay Contest.
G. W. Spencer, Jr...... 100 23 77
unofficial
fered him must he deposited before of Rarazen, for the
mile run in a thrilling finish ; The Baehcller Contest hns be C. T. T e a g u e .............. 104 26 7.4
the end o f the week if negotia world’s champion went around in
come one o f the popular events B. W. H ern d on .......... 104
over K. B. Kirby o f Cornell, in
22 82
09. Hagen made the rounds in 71,
tions are to continue.
o f the yenr among the high school Chan. W h it n e r .......... 107
the Hnrvnrd-Cornell-Dortmoutb
24 81
Davidson in 75 and Yearliy, who
students
o
f
the
stntc.
Every
year
meet here Inst Saturday night,
was o ff his usual play in the first
there are more and more contest Paul L a k e ................... 121 26 95
wil Inot participate in the inter
aix holes, took $2 as his share o f
ants
entered. This yenr the com
collegiate
championships
or
the stroking.
Only thing in the w ay as much
petition has been the keenest of
other indoor meets for the rest
Yesterday as on Thursday at r of tho season.
any. The youthful orators of the ns a drum is a man who is as tight
Winter I’atk Rarazen was the mas
Florida High schools are all de as n drum.
Eddie Farrell, Harvard track
ter o f Hagen at putting. Hagen's !
termined to win the Baehcller prize
couch,
decided
that
W
atteri
poor luck at this gave Rarazen the |
if they are at all able.
In I he r i r e n l l rnurt o f (hi- Hr,-nth
after his strenuous work this
better o f the morning score.
The committee selected to pick
Jntllrlnl C ircu it o f (hi- Stntr ,,f
winter
was
in
need
o
f
u
rest
to
Excellent drives by Rarazen and
(•'Inrliln,
'n
nnd f o r
Srmlnnlc
the six best essays that were sub
i putt work o f Have Davidson fea- j put him in better shape for the
County. I n Chnnrery.
mitted by the students hud a hard
C
IT
A
T
IO
N
.
snrng
outdoor
meets
nnd
to
Former M ayor of Chicago Says lured the pluy, Duve sunk two
problem to solve.
A fter several n. ii, Wolcott, Cumptnlnant,
There are Certain Fivh Near . 110-foot putts os his, stellar win- 1 give him a. better ebonite of
• > .............. VS. -e
in
i
days o f severe examination the six
•M.-fking-thv'tHj
mpic
team
.
the South Sea Islands Whirl*
iiing contribution’.
were picked. These contestants Lawrence Hay tic*, et nl„ nefenilantst
Climb Trees.
A gallery o f between three and j
can:c to Rollins and delivered their .
1V’ ./ e . - r‘«V” ‘iV- ,M
\'n'\
four hundred followed tho play.
BO M NG ( LASSES P R E P A R IN G essays before the prize committee i ali p a r t l y rlnlmhl^ "mcreHia'umi'r
Hr T h e AwUH-Intril I’ rraa.
The individual scores:
David w.
G A IN E S V ILLE , Feb. 23.— Can in the Knowles H all Chapel. The Lawrence I lay mu ami
CHICAGO, Feb. 21.— 1
That thcr.
Out:
didates for the University o f Flor . contest was attended by the entire j ! ' urr>> to tin. fniiowio g in<*rrlii<d
are fish that climb trees in tin Ycnrby
r, -i 3— 12 ida wrestling and boxing teamsis student body o f the college as well
0 5 r> i t
,
nr, !tny ,>Ilr1t.'T i,ari’ 1'1 thereof.
uth Sea Islands is so firm ly bt Hagen
.
‘
, \
t situate lyin g uml Inina hi the Countl •> 4 4 4
4 4 4—13 will be gradually eliminated in aiiiits
ninny outsiders who are inter- ty of Hi’ minolo, and Hinte of Flor
eved by W illiam Hale Thompson,! { Iavi«i.-um
r, :t 4—17 ■liminalion tournament extending *ested in both Rollins and the High ida. and desrrllo'd ns Houtliuo-st
1 i r. i r.
former m ayor o f Chicago, that b e t ,,
1 4 2—15 through next week. Dr. tt. G. |school students.
•Ju.irtcr ,,f Hunt Ii west Unarter (I nhs
4 1 r> -i
hits embarked as u motion picture ‘ 1‘
Norttiram Quarter, nnd less four
Munciiestur,
has
ordered
the
as
Tho
first
o
f
tho
r.ix
contestants
impressario. Incorporation papers
l!,:
acres In Northwest corner) Section
pirants
to
appear
for
the
elimina
was
Mis*
Vaudino
Logan,
Hills
! L Township 21, Smith, Range nt
1 5 1 1 5 4 fi 3 5 40 82
were granted at Sp.'ingfielil Thurs Vcarhy
tion rounds which will get under borough High school*, Tanipu, on East, containing Tw eu ly-slx acres,
day to the ex-mayor. George F. Hagen
1 4 1 1! 5 l <1 1 ' \ 115 71 way Monday
nioru nr Iohm .
evening at 7:10 "The' History o f the Scminalcs,”
Harding and Eugene F. I’ ike, aim* i Davidson ■l 4 1 1 7 5
It appearing from the sworn hill
1 4 18 7r> 1o’clock
. ... Boxers have been workMiss Dorothy Gage, Seabreeze
of enmplnlnt tiled In tills cause
o f this city.
5 3 3 34 09 : mg under supervision of Arthur High school, Seabreeze, "The Pub against you, that you ami each of
mrnzen
4
1
1
1
r,V
|
Thu company is to lie known as
Stewart winner lust year in the lic School System o f Florida."
you have or claim to have some
' T a . 1 the South Sea Research Company,
Interest
to the laud hereinwelterweight class,
while
Ram
Miss
Gladys
Hough,
Wnuchula
,
, In amt
„
and
Sarnzen
Leave
Hagen
fare*
and its object is described ns
and
liiat your
! Cornwall, welterweight champion HiKh
.....
Wnuchula,
"The
Hi.:"l-loow
.o.',
fag 1 "scientific exploration nud research
nco nro unknown;
Waite: Hagen left shortly after ( w restlcr o f the school, has guided tory o f the Seminole*.”
I P.'—
-!
"
f
r,
"
ldf
therefore, you i.awrencu
Huy ms,
iji foreign countries, particularly in noon yesterday for Beiluire. Sura-1 tlie grnpplers.
Mr. James M. Shaw, Hillshor- and David W. Curry, If living, ami
and about the South Sea fsuuds.”
it
dead,
alt
parlies
clalmlnu
Inter
ough High school, Tampa, ‘T h zeti, after attending the K iw unis!
------------------------It is capitalized at $20,000.
ests under you said Isiwrenrr Hay
Public
School
System
o
f
Florida."
Tampa—
Standard
Scale
&
F
ix
Club luncheon, with his friend, M.
nes nud David W. Curry, In and i <>
The form er mayor bus offered
Miss Elizabeth Ahmhrook, Plant the land herein above described, or
wager $20,000 that he can obtain Peck o f Miami, who accompanied ture Company purchased "Estuary
C ity High school. Plant City, "The liny part thereof, nnd also any nnd
films o f the climbing fish, and if him here, left for Miami.
Block" for erection of new factory. History o f the Seminole*."
all other persons whose name or
he is successful he is confident th j
names are unknown and who may
he interested hi the property In
?| HjfO|npuny w ill be a financial sueEustis—
New
company
formed
Jacksonville—
Construction
of
Stuart— Plans being
made for
volved In Ibis milt, util) herein ahoy >■
I H i L 'cess. In connection with the inbottle "P r o described, or claim any right, title
husitieas new apartment building on Church for distribution o f
hnmi! ' corporation o f the company the erection o f three new
nr Interest therein ns heirs, devi
tune" natural gas.
(cap
former mayor has nrrangned *o buildings at cost of $180,000.
street completed.
sees or grantees, by,
through or
under said Lawrence Haynes, or
I 'z:iicnd an expedition headed l>y Capt.
David \V. Curry, nr any o f the par
, TlJ| A. J, Du ken of Chicago to th e '
or persons herein above named
B Y BLOSSER ties
F R E C K L E S A N D H IS F R IE N D S
H ll!
Sooth Sea Island* to have the
or referred to, or otherwise, me
tor <
lit m* made.
hereby required to he nnd appear
before our sulil Circuit
Court at
tfanr
• "Tliere are many millions o f p e r-1
the Court House at Hanford, Flor
Htcri^ • * boos interehti d in fish,” said the
ida, on the 71Ii dny of April, A. D.
& V :l
former mayor. " I In- facts arc that
On| 1,111)0,11(10 person* pi*s-,nl tbn ■ h
he i
the Lincoln Park Aquarium in I2i
4am
days and that 51,000,001) per
ihat * went through the Aquarium at tin.uro ,
Battery in New York City in 2<i
year.*. Now, recent jungle picturemade a profit o f $500,00(1. I fig
ure that picture* «*f fish climbing
tree* tuiglil to be profitable. A t
least I have been w illing to be*.
" I had very severe attacks
$25,000 that there pictures can be
of indigestion," writes Mr.
(obtained, anil while only part of
M. H. Wade, a farmer, of
the money ha* been taken 1 hope
R. F. D. 1, Weir, M iss. “ I
(hat before my wife has a con
would suffer for months at a
servator appointed fo r me that
time. All I dared eat w as a
takers for all of that amount can
little bread and butter . . .
■be found."
consequently I suffered from
Clem Jones Liver ami Kidney
Tonic Will Do It
write*: “I have-■
t o t trouble C
' Z
CITATION.
Eva A. Herndon, a free dealer,
Complslnlnnt.
.
*t..
Aaron Jernl
Jernlaan. et 10.. Defendants.
To Aa.
*V»n Jern irsu. It living. Rahsrt Born
nhsrt. If llvlissr. Huaan flam hart. hu..w.,fei If living,. Joseph B.
Askew,
w. If I yin*, .gatali j. Aahe.w.
til*. Wife
rife. If. I tying, James Weeks, Jf
living.'
t. tJacob'„ IBrock. , « . living.
Kmaniiel Heidi. It living. Charlss
T. ItuehHii. If . living, Michael X
" 'Do you like it ? ’
EXIDE
Boyle, if llvlhtt, and (leorpe
"
‘No, I hate it. but ma givea me
11run (ley. it living. Under the 'nrm
name of Doyle
and
_____
, - Brantley. Josvp
itph a nickel every tinte I take It* *
" ‘What do you do with the W o re-charge and red
M. Arredona. It living, John
C. Fas
- „ * «■ Vre
r . ..
ten If living,
___William "T* Taylor, If nickels V 1'
I lx lug. Charles W. Jacocks, If llvmakes of Batterk
“ T put them in the bank uqtil
Inig. r.
“ W, Jncocks. It living, lia rrle
___
.It living,
let J. Jacocks.
John I have a dollar.’
Hughey,
f - Hying,
living,
_____ _____
lughey, IIfThomas
A.
“ ‘What do you do with the dol
R A Y BROTHI
s i RICKARD FAILS
TO SEE KEARNS
YOUR
L A Z Y L IV E R
(Continued from
really mental life. . Every Sunday
at Miami « r . Bryan talk* to a
Bible claae bo b f a that the dam
has to meet in the public iquare.
A man able to talk In the open alt
to live thousand and he heard by
every one of them 1* not gcttlnf
old. .
..
SUNSHINE
EGG AND DEVELOPING
WITNESS my hand and the seat
of said Circuit Court mi this Um u g
day of January, A. D. Ki2t,
(HEAL)
E- A. Doth SLASH.
Clerk Ilf 111, t'lrcult Court of’ m,,
Seventh Judicial Circuit of FincIda. in a mi for Hemlnole Cnuniv
j •i I :* > A. D!■;<’( )T T EH
j
Solicitor amt of C lunset for
Complainant.
I I - &-I3-19-2S-3-9-Il)*-22-1-l-9t
A G E N T S FOB S W IF T K CO. BED STEEB FERTILIZERS
Thedford’s
BLACK-DRAUGHT
and I decided to try It, tor,
as I say, 1 had tried others
for years without any Im
provement in my health. I
soon found the BlackDraught was acting on my
liver and easing the terrible
pain.
"In two or three weeks, I
found 1 could go back to
eating. I only weighed 123.
Now I weigh 147—eat any
thing 1 want to, and by tak
ing Black-Draught I do not
suffer.’'
Have you tried Thedford't
Black-Draught? It not, do
go today.
Sold everywhere,
ex so
Sanford Loan & Savings Company
—
(IXt'UIMIILlTnil)
Capita! $11)0,000.00
nv
S N,E Y 10 S A L A R IE D PE O PLE ANJ) W A G E EARNERS
'imn ivVi w . •v,‘t vMKNl PLAN* WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
GOOD IN S T A L L M E N T PAPE R S.
SIX P E R C E N T P A ID
O N S A V IN G S
lhe Officers of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety lfand
F. W. PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia A ve.
-Phone 23J.
G. E. McCALL, Manatf*
�;
f
1
c? i
148
S A V E D E L A Y S A N D IN C O N V E N IE N C E S B Y T E L E P H O N IN G Y O U R W A N T A D S DIRECT TO T H E H E R A L D
[ S a n fo r d Daily Herald
^ANT-AD R A T E S
FOR SALE
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
FOR S A L E
R EAL ESTATE
T o
B u y
R i g h t
W ANTED
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
AU TO M O B ILE S A N D
R E P A IR S
B U IL D IN G
M A T E R IA L
M IR A C L E iC o s m ti C a , gs
USED C A R D E P A R TM E N T
F O ll S A L E — OeSoto paints ami F o r SALE— A t Coronado Beach
cement work, sidewlaka,
1923 Dodge touring, almost new.
Phone
vnnrkfhca at Sanford Novelty
PU
B
LIC
stenographer.
an eight room furnished hourfe
1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like in g blocks, irrigation boat*.
Works, cole agents.
154-tfe
349. 107 Park A ve.
.Im kM fil n*m. w ill hr rewith two lots. Located on F lagler ,
In Real Estate, L O C A T IO N is second
new.
T e rw llleg er, P rop._______ ^
B U N C lt U R a PE S , tree blueberries
■ i H H ft*M I M t i n i > U cnlAve., good Income property. M r s .'
One 1923 Dodge Coupe.
IJ^lor m l iH m rdlalrlr l « r
W
A
N
T
to
henr
from
u
w
neFhaving
Lumbar sod Building I G t a r & r
only in importance to price, and o ften is
and blackbcrriei— all varioties D. A. Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St.________
Dodge touring, 1921.
l_*in rn k
farm fo r sale; g ive particulars
Carter Lumbar Company
suitable fo r home and commercial FOR SA LE — Small furnished cot
Dodge Roadster, 1919.
™
__ _____ ___ ___ tor a llnr
the controlling factor in the sale o f a
and lowest price. John J. Black,
N
,
Laurel St. Phone 588,
'
Dodge
1922
touring.
| M ,r< --------------- ---- - * * * l1" ' ' planting. Largest nurseries. V ig
tage. Inquire at Herald._______ !
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin._____
..................... Or a II or
Dodge Sedan.
piece
o
f
property.
I
I
I
L
L
L
U M B E R CO.
H ou W
I f l A M i—
,.— —
I f a llnr
orous, well rooted plants Insure FO& S ^ L E — Modern U room stuc- i
HOOMand bJiardT$8JJ0. 402 Flirat
1922 Hupmabiie touring.
i c i[ j-'uce Type doubt* above
good ea rly profits. For full In
co bungalow. New and up to
Service,
Quality
a
'
J
Ptietk]
St. _______________________________
One Worm-drive Ford truck,
Decide
carefully
the
use
to
which
you
fo rm a tio n nnd Illustrated catalog date in every respect. Fou r blocks
Ford
touring,
1922.
Phone
135.
EPreduord dntr* or* fo r cunW A N TE D — Many people have old
I No. 0, w rite Southern Adnptcd from center o f city, $7,000, gaod ’
fLeutiv* Innorllonx
Buick touring, 1018.
furnitufe, machinery, etc., that
wish to put the property, and also con
Nurseries, lia ttow, H a.__________ terms.
l : ’ wordo » f avi-rac« length
Rco Speedster Truck. 1922.
they no lotleer need. A fow cents
lir * counted n lino.
KG It S A lIT T -E g ry lush Register.
1 1-2 ton International truck.
sider its possibilities in the future.
spent in a Herald want ad w ill sell
■ jmum clinrico 30c for rtrnt
Cost $tjU when new. -Will sell One lot on Elm Ave., $580.00
2-ton Indiann Truck
sue hnrticles. Why not turn them
.•ertlon.
I
W hether searching fo r business or resi
■ilvortUInK l» r.ntrlcted to
1-ton Republic Truck.
cheap. Inquire at Sanford herald
into cash today? *______
10 ACRES celery land’ 2 1-2 acres
loroiier claaalflcatlon.
office.__________________
Ford
House Car.
W A N TE D TO B U Y — ‘A creage w ell
dential locations, the* m an who consist
IT, nn error la made The San*
cleared, flowing well, five acres
SA N FO R D MOTOR CO.
Lrd Herald w ill lie responnlblo
FOR S A L E — Rhode
Island eggs fenced, $1700.00.
located near Sanford. Must be
Dodge I)enlcrs.
r only one Incorrect Insertion,
ently reads the offerin gs on The H erald
fo r setting, 18 eggs for $1.00,
worth asked., Give complete in
advertiser, for nubaetnient
Phone 3.
Mrs.
Ellsworth,
Beardall
Avenue,
formation
ns
to
location
nnd
price.
FIV E room house close In, $2500.00.
Urrtlotl*. T h e office ■mould lie
W
an
t
A
d
Page
cannot
fa
il
to
profit,
as
Box 433, care Sanford Herald.__
Phono 3303,
83-tfp
btlfted Immediately In case of 1Sanford.
“ M ARY OF T H E M O V IE S ” at the
ONE
three
room
house
new.
L
a
r
g
e
'
FORDS
every
day
real
bargains
find
th
eir
w
ay
S
A
N
F
O
R
D
S
TO
V
E
W
ORKS,
321
You can find the name i f f f i r
Df' TO A U V K R T IIK U *.
Mllane tonight. "This is an in
First Street. N ext door to Smith. lot, $850.00, terms.
New and Used
|A Herald representative thorlive nusinesa Man In Sonfmri is
into these columns.
side story o f the life
in H o lly
Brothers. W e sell, trade, nnd re
hahly fainlllnr with rates, rules
ROADSTERS
this Column each day.
wood. 40 famous stars. Free tickU rlneslllcntlon. will Rive you
pair all kinds o f cook stoves. I f 0 ACRES with threo room houso.!
TOU RINGS
tjnplrte Information/ And If your trouble is stove trouble, sec
cts for Mi«s Annie Hawkins.______
One acre sot to oranges. One
COUPES
Eu wish, they will assist you-In
us.
half milo of station, $750.00.
W A N T E D — Customers for
fresh
SEDANS
ordluK your want ad to make
eggs, also pine and oak wood.
E X P E R T Typew riter cleaning a n d!,,,,,
.i.
,
... .
TO N TRUCKS
i more effective.
repairing.
Call II. S.
pond, W K H AV E
property. \Vo have
|J. T. Knstner, Sanford, Fla.
Cash or terms.
i m p o u t n a t j io t ic k .
bargains. We
phone 225 or Peoples Rank.
1 lthe
^u bargains,
we nre here to
The Marcel Shop.
W c Sell or trade.
FO R PR O S E C U TIN G A T T O R N E Y W A N T E D — Site on railroad sid
I Advertisers should Rive tlielr
serve you. Come nnd see us.
P O L IT IC A L
S ha intro »inv.
tVnvInx. P a r tail >
Ireet or poatofllce mldrens an
E D W AR D HIGGINS.
ing, need 50x120 foot lot suitable
179-tfc
a
*
desire
to
nnnounco
to
the
cltiSEM INO LE R E A L T Y CO.
MnnlrurlaK, Vlulrt lln r I n v
L n an their phono number If
whole-ule grocery.
GriffithAuthorized Ford Dealer
F L O R lb A M A R V E L
blTckberry
T m tiu e n ta
Seminole Hotel Annex,
A N N O U N C E M E N T S ; lens o f Seminole County that I bm fo.*
Sey ileslro results. About one
Sanford.
Million) Co., 403 1st N nt’I. Hank
plants fo r sale. Dr, J. M. Adams, _____ __ Sanford, Fla.
Udder out of u thousand line a
P l l t l . l . t l 'S
A P A ltT M R N T S
FOR S U PE R IN TE N D E N T O F
a candidate for tho nomination to Bldg._______________________ ,_______
ilet'honv, nnd the others can’ t Box 1088, St. Pc tors burg. Fin.__
S u ltr Xi». 3
T « l. Z IS -W
FOR
S
A
L
E
—
Altrnctlvo
modern
ommunlcate with
you. unless
PU B LIC INSTRUCTIO N
•!bo Prosecuting A ttorney fo r the I RE PAIR houses, wood, tin, ce
FOR
S
A
L
E
—
Baby
chicks,
S.
C.
bungalow. A bargain, terms.
fcey know your address.
ment. Rate COc. V/. E. Lantz, IN V E S T IG A T E OUR USED C AR
I hereby announce my candidacy h'lunty Court o f Seminole County,
Reds, Barred Rocks, White nnd
Inquire HOT Oak A ve.
All dlseentlnnnnee M l ) I T He
____
{
~ .f o - r « nl.wU.m
I subject to the action o f tho .<emo- 1210 French.
Silver
Wynndottes.
S,
C.
White
made In pernnn nl The InnD EPAR TM EN T.
o
f
fo.
re-election
to
tho
office
of
<
crntlc
Primary,
June
3rd,
1924.
I
FOR “ EXCHANGE— Equity
turd llrrnld office or by IrtLeghorns, S. C. Anconns. Heavy
H A R R Y C A R E Y i r T “ Canyon o f I
W . J. Th igpen
$3300
in
six
room
bungnlow,
county
superintendent
o
f
public
w
ill
be
grateful
fo
r
your
vote
nnd
,rr.
Telephone illarnnllnegg producing strains. Pedigreed,
the Fools” at the
Milane to
Maxwell Touring
snrea are not vnlld.
well
located
in
Miami,
now
rentInstruction
of
Seminole
County,
the
nomination,
exhibition r.nd utility matings.
night. This interesting picture is
C’hvndlcr Touring
I Courteous, Prompt, Efficient
nnd paying eight per cent in- subject to the Democratic primnry
Has moved to Paleston A
E R N E S T F. H O USEHOLDER. taken from Hallet’s Saturday E vo
Custom hatching. Write today ed
Ford .Sedan
.terest.
----- .
t,-,„
v.
t0
bo
hol(j
on
Jun(,
;{ri|
Service.
Will
trade
fo
r
Sanford
llrum ley Bldg. Ilea) Es
for prices.
Sunnyside Ilntchery,
F O R T A X C O LLEC TO R
king Post story. Freo tickets fo r
Hudson
Touring
property, improved or unimprovBox 18, Longwood, Fin.
Scrlpps-Booth Touring
tate and all kinds o f In
1 1 l>cg to announce m yself n enn- Mrs, R. R .D ca s,-----------------rriT, « * . «
m. 1
r * 1
* ed provided piico is right. In anOakland Touring
FOR S H E ltlM .
t didate fo r the offtco o f Tax ColAPARTM ENTS
H ELP W A N T E D
surance.
1 ^ ot^e I^bind and: nworing this nd slate location of
* hereby nnnounco myself as n | loctor o f Seminole County, subject
,
W hite Leghorn eggs for s e ttin g 'San(onJ real t.3tatc nn(1 lhe prlcc
..IT ED— Man and w ife, as 15
candidate foi the olllco o f Sheri.. [() the dedulon o f the Democratic
FO
R
]R E N T
K E N T V U LC A N IZ IN G W ORKS
in eggs
e g g ) fo
lo r $1.00.
*i.uu.
nirs. J.
j . W.
>v.
1 w
Mrs.
in rtnt
Will
rtot
pay
over
m
a
r
...............
FO
R
Ebauffcur, and utility nnd house- l'cnningtan, French Ave and High ]
o f ^eminole County, subject to the Prim ary to ho held June 3rd, 192L ----- -—
vni'u
i
ket
value.
Address
Box
431,
Care
bemocratlc
te. North In summer nnd south St.
primary June, 1921.'
A R E YOU— Looking fo r a good
R. C. M A X W E L L
____________________________ Herald
Lloyd C. Bebout
fwinter. References. Apply Dr.
W. A. T IL L IS
I
room. IT you don’ t find one listFOR SALE
FO R T A X “ "ASSESSOR.
$75 per FOR CLERK C IRC U IT COURT
H. Glass, Enterprise.___________ FOR S A L E — Pepper plants. J. C. jjjyo CAS1I, balance
1
1
_ ’ cd in tlii3 column, insert n small
Traffic Manager
1924
Chevrolet
Touring
car,
used
E llsw orth Beardall Ave. Phone
I wish to announce that 1 am a wanl n(,
wiH rccelvo the
month, including interest will
only a few weeks, A - l condition.
I hereby announce that 1 am a 1 * ,7,*
. ..
■ANTED—Sanford business men 3303'
419
First
National Bank Bldg.,
ni||,l,f„ for
rn, the
.........
..
nf
—1.; candidate for„ re-election to thu host listings in tho_eity
olTico
of n
Clerk
who are in need of competent oVr>VvrVS— ?---- —
, buy sjx room bungalow located in candidate
Sanford, Florida.
Assessor
o
f
SemiL
in
ahnuld
re.ul
the
classified
S
A
U
S
A
G
E
fo
r
sale,
pure
pork,
.
.
.
.
rapidly
growing
section
o
f
Miami,
o f the Circuit Court of Seminole; ® „{'LOr
. .
lip should read the classified
FOR KENT— Two nicely furnish 1923 Ford new ton nnd paint, good
Specializing Loss and Damagn
and smoked, 35
3> cents per House now rented for $30 month- County, subject to the action o f the nole
dried nnd
je of The Herald. There's no
subJcck tot,the dccl,‘ *
ed housekeeping rooms. $20.00 rubber, A -l condition.
lb.
postpaid,
cash.
Minimum
shipFreight—Express Claims
Owner needs money fo r other
ly
on for sending out-of-town for
- „
ner month.
312 or 314 East 5th
Ibs.
Hams cured and Investments,
Address
Box 432,
,190 Chevrolet, new top and paint,
when there is probably just
!“
S
t
.
_____
1_______
;_________________
cents per lb. delivered, care Sanford Herald fo r further
I person you want in the city. 1!,moke‘l
FOR C O U N TY PROSECUTING
FOR
R E N T — 3-room
furnished good rubber, completely overhaul
iT T m iv c v
FO,t CLERK OF COURT
ed— $200.
ad this column and if you don't $1.25 cash, bn Innee C. O. D. Sat Information.
npnitmuirt. 304 W. 51h St.
Studcbukcr, Packard, Chevrc
isfaction
guaranteed.
Mrs.
Enoch
a
i
h
h
(.
m
,
i
.
i
I
hereby
unnounce
iny
candij what*1you want a few cents inSANFO RD R E A L "E S T A T E is fh
FOR
R
E
N
T—
Two
good
house
Sawyer,
Tifton,
Georgia.
_
1
are
L
1
w,l,h
nnnounco
that
I
shall
dacy
fo
r
the
office
o
f
Clerk
o
f
the
itcd in a want ad will bring you
great demand. Investora
nrc
J. L. P E R K IN S
19 Buick (>, good shape mechan
keeping rooms reasonable. AnI f vo u : ?.0 n cnIr},li<laic ,fulof Circuit Court, Seminole
County,
inv replies. Jusi. try it once. _ FOR S A L E — Watson and Irish lobitimr for pood hircains
ply
Lincoln
Hotel.
Sales
Department
t
l
i
'
“
‘
ically,
fa
ir
rubber—$223.
i.rosecut|nfI Attorney, sub-,Florida, subject to the decision of
g rey watermelon seed, hand se have any real estate to b-iy or sell I
iVisitors were shown how St.
lected
from
sound
meluns.
1922
it
will
nay
you
to
use
The
Herald
fcct
to
t
,^‘'
L
‘
Rli1)rsc,nnnt
o
f
the
the
Democratic
Primnry
to
L"
FOR
R
E
N
T—
3-room
furnished
San
Juan
Garage
hn» grows Irish potatoes. Sevapartment, first floor, 209 E.
primary ° V'
" JunC 3rd' ! heW « n Junc 3r,,> A * D«• 1
npr
SA N J U A N GARAGE CO.
II improvised rows of this hn- crop, true to name, rich red meat, claSificd p/gel
Bland fo r efficiency and service in 5th St.
1
GEORGE C. HERRING
First nnd Myrtle.
office.
”
HOUSES
r e n t
booth and thousands studied son ' ant
1 tur*0)). Gn.
FOR
RENT—
Two
fine
rooms,
gen.
.
.
.
.
.
.
„
,
.
.
.
,
FOR C O UNTY JUDGE
V A NCE E DOUGLASS
tlcm.n preferred, nt corner o f ,
*'* •* touring cars to trade for
Iw Nature makes food for man.
FOR S A L E — A nice lot o f young F o I T U iTNT- -Garage, 'fcornor 11th
1 hereby announce myself ns a ;
I
wish
to nnnounco that I am a fill and Oak Avenue. Call 2803._ • tc,,l estate.
fa
t
hens,
$1.25
per
head.
Some
__und_ Elm Ave, M. Schneider. _ candidate for the office of County
SA LE SM E N ' w a n t e d .
|The Pure Silk Hosiery Mills, one are laying. Wm. II. Haynes, 919 FOR RE N T— Or sale, now cottage Judge o f Seminole County, mibjcct
lbp, Firi>cu*t
Clea'fvntcr— $150,000 bonda
bonds to \
Tailors, Cleaners nnd D yer
the largest “ direct to user" French Avenue.
S A N J U A N GARAGE CO.
nt Gindcrvillc. A pply at Gin- to tho Demm ratic primary, Juno 3, V.‘1 11 ° f Sonilnolo Co., subjac, to be Idsued for erection o f new mu1924.
I
pledge
faithful
service1
Democratic
primary,
June
third
in tne country, has a few
Ta ylor, as usual was satisfied dervfllo Store.
pledg'
First und Myrtle.
117 Park Arena*— Photw 0 1 1
I f elected, I promise tha fa ith fu l; nlcipal gas plant.
lendid openings for high grade, to show the folk that it ...is the FOR RENT— Six months or year *hould you nominate me.
performance
o
f
the
duties
eoni
—
---,—
-------—
e wire saiesmen. I f $ou arc county o f , suhstantialness.
J. (i. SHARON. |neded with that office.
...
K°t
— from May first— com fortably
G rovelan d-Const ruction of first
FDR
S A L K — One 1-lon Ford
iw, or can g et used 10 hard work hungry when we saw that sausage. |f ur)1jshed house, six
sleeping
FOR SH ERIFF
W. L. M ORGAN.
unit of $000,930 hotel to start wlthworm-drive truck, or will trade
I hereby announce myself a canid big money write Mr. McNab, B E T TE R B A B Y CHICKS: Pine-1 rooms. Inquire 318 Magnolia Ave.
F O lT S H E H IF F .
in 40 days.
for Ford roadster or touring car.
0^77 Tnmii'i •
! brceztq White Leghorn Chicks
didatc for retdcidicn to the c ~ ’MQ
Sanford Novelty
.
Yql gr i . of Svmlnojg County:
See M. McBride or Mr. Weaver
,rrv , ’ —
P ;■ r-c-T— j
, are#ired by. pwligrcAsl atnl«s kopi
o f sheriff of Seminole county , 1,
Daily
fAN with ambition. Industry nnd ^
1 hereby announce my candidacy
nt Park Ave. Garage.
record* TieMs; “RgftS Jr?cotjeet to the action of the Detiiofor the office o f Sheriff o f Scmismall capital can make more ]y hatched by modern incubators,
W orks
loney selling Rawleigh’s Quality VIgoroun chicks, true to strain,
nets direct to consumers in !* 20 “ by ndrc.d * *.180 a thousnmi.
M s
V. C. C O LLER, Prop.
. .
.
...
Immediate deliveries. Order betminolc county. U e teach an I j cr baby chicks” from Pinebreeze
force merit in a business manner Ly
*p assisting you to make prac- Farm, Callahan, Florida. _
General Shop and Mill Work
past.
tho help o f tho proper subordi
tally every fam ily a steady sat- FOR S A L E — Hens, 35c fo r SnturC. M. HAND.
nates or n-sistnuts am! earnestly
Contractor and Builder
lled customer. Give ago, occu- day. Fresh country eggs 50 cents
FOR COUNTY JU D G E
solicit the support o f all law en
Curds o f Sanford’s Reputable
ition, reference. W. T. Raw- dozen.
Our big sale still going
I hereby announce my candidacy forcement voters, on June 3rd.
517 Commercial Street
Professional
Men, each of
for the office o f County Judge ________ ____ ____R. L. A L L E N . I
S
C» !, 8 ° '
! FOK Ms T L K - Cnu‘7 ' " ' h .„,c ami
o f Seminole County, subject to the
whom, in his chosen profession
■a------- -t - .
. .■.... ........—------ ; stop paying rent. One acre garnotion o f lhe voters nt the Demo FOR M EM BER SCHOOL BOARD
(he Herald recommends to the
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
can
’A N TE I)— Man to work on celery den, one acre fruit, 25 gbenrin
cratic primnry June 3.
didate fo r re-election to the office
people.
farm. M. S. Nelson, Sanford. 1
six-room house, good condi
JOHN G. I.KONARDY.
Wilson W elding & Radiator
|o f member of the board o f public
tion.
Excellent water, barn, ga
FOR
SH
E
RIFF
la.. Box 270.
instruction,
representing school
rage chicken house and other out
To the Voters o f Seminole County: district No. 1 o f Seminole County,
Works
buildings. On hard road 3-1 miles
I1 hereby announce mvsclf
myself a
n can- 1s;ihjct;t to thc Democratic primary
cast o f Country Club, easy pay
didnle for Sheriff 0/ Seminole to be held on Juno 3rd, 1924.
G eorge A , DeCottes " I t It's Metal wo can weld tt”
1F13\
ments, must sell at once. Rhone
County subject to the action o f the
FRED T . W IL L IA M S .
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VOLUME V .
ASSOCIATED P B E 8 8 DISPATCHES
Worrying?
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1924.
RWSE VEKHS
R fhlB R tM PaMisher
h*
' f«nn«l C o w it t t N Ha Gave
Cheek* to F all A n ousting
to 1109,000 hut Bankers
gay Bank Account w as Nnrcr Over IHMIOO During Dec.
n r Vhm Au r t i M
Farther Contests. Are In Pros
pect as Tax Measure Enters
Home Stretch of Revison;
Inheritance T a x
Section
Under Consideration and
Higher Rates
Proposed.
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I S r T k r A— r t u tw t F i n n ! -
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—
Some definite pronouncement
from the administration quar
tern regarding the controversy
over Daugherty waa fore*
carted today as tha senate as*
■ambled to consider the resolu*
tion fee fnrdepUf the inquiry
into Ms administration of the
department of Justice.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25— The
mnate oil committee . opened an
other bag of surprises Monday
when it resumed bearings after n
iWay recess. Taking up trail of
the $100,000 loan made to A. B.
M l by Edward McLean, pub
lisher of the Washington Post, the
committee was told by officials of
two Washington banks that Mc
Lean’s checking balance in neither
of them was more than 910,000 in
December, 1021. The publisher
bad Informed the committee he
five Fall checks aggregating
1100,000 on the two banks during
that period, but that they were re
turned uncashed. C. Bascom Slemp,
•ecreary to President Coolidgc, win
questioned about the visit ho had
to Palm Beach while McLean and
Pall were there last December and
frnuary. Slemp dechiord he talked
with Fall several times and asked
him for tho truth “about oil
tharges and advised hint to tell
everything.”
While tho chief law officer of the
administration is again under fire
•t one end of the capital. C. Bas
com Slemp, secretary to President
Coolidge, will be before the oil com
mittee as a witness in a new line
of inquiry.
*
The purpose of calling Mr. Slemp
U to establish whether administra
tion officers have had any com
munication with Albert B. Fall or
others involved in the oil scandal
since just prior to tho trip of Sen•k}r Walsh, Dem., Montana, to
Palm Beach tb take tho testimony
J f lM w d B. McLean, publisher of
f9100,000.
esp cten rk ssrM
Wire Co. Manager Called
Washington managers of the
Western Union and Postal Telepaph companies have been sub
poenaed for tomorrow with instruc
tions to bring to the committee
topics of nny telegrams that may
have been sent by individual mem
bers of tho oil committeo or by
Jvcrnment official to Fall or Mcean at Palm Beach or to tho for
mer interior secretary while he was
■t New Orleans.
Specifically the committee will
requiro tho production of copies of
■ny messages sent to Fall or Mrwan at tho Florida resort between
Dec- 20, 1023, nn<l Jnn. 20, 102-1.
it also desires to know whether
thero wns any communication by
,C.?Lt?,rn..or "Incrs in official place
with hall while he was lit New Or*nns. It was there that E. L. Do
wny informed tho former oecreUry that it was his purpose to tell
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committee of the loan of
*100,000 which he made to Fall be
fore the lease of naval reserve No.
1 tn California.
Bank Officials to Appear
Officials of the Fcderul-Anierlcnn and Commercial Nntinnnl
oanks of Washington urc subpoe
naed to appear before the conuni'r* today for questioning ns to the
freords of McLean’s accounts in
those hanks. The Washington pub«*her told Senator Walsh at Palm
r*®ch that he had drawn checks for
• 11)0,000 on one or the other of
these banks payable to the order of
rail but they had been returned to
him uncashed.
After tho examination of those
jvunesaes the comtnitteo hopes to
war from its expert accountants
wno have been examining the books
of Harry Payno Whitney, New
*°rk financier, and J. P. Bonknnl
,
Now York stock brokers,
HJ an effort to run down a report
mat the attorney general und
other administration officers have
transactions in Sinclair Conundated Oil stocks. Further pro
cedure of the committeo will be
impendent upon tho reports reu ! r / rom ‘these accountants.
Without awaiting the result of
*ccountant3’ examination. Sen“" r wheeler, Dem., Montana, will
Press for adoption by the senate of
•ua resolution calling for an in’•atigation of tho administration
*1 the attorney general.
The resolution proposing this in
quiry will be reported today by
•he senate audit committee and
stnator Wheeler said last night ho
oiuj ask unanimous consent for
“ immediate consideration. An ob
jection by a single senator would
lorce its consideration over until
Tuesday.
Wheeler to Modify
Senator Wheeler will modify his
resolution so as to leave to the *enthe election of tho special com
™, te« which is to conduct the in‘jU'ry. He still is determined to
ui»ke a fight to have Senntor
Brookhart of Iowa, one of the Re
publicans identified with the La
oilotto insurgent group, named ns
chairman.
f (Continued on page 8 )
E
Communications Are Now Restored
In the State o f Mkhoacan Reported
Virtually Pacified by F ederalists
i.
R DAY RECESS
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25,—
Revision of estate tax rates
proposed by Ramieycr, Rep.,
Iowa, subjected Um revenue
bill to another delay today
while the house debated the
question. Ramaeyer’s amend
ment proposed to raise rates
all along the line to a max
imum of -10 per cent on tho
amount by which a net estate
exceeds II 0.009,000. The pres
ent rate is 25 per cent.
Notice the linen of deep worry
on the features of Harry F. Sin
clair, oil magnate, who returned to
Now York from Europe. Tho Sen
ate Committee investigating naval
oil leases called him to testify
once more. Photographed on ship
board.
DAWES REPEATS
LATE REMARKS
AS TO
THE RUHR
I
Continues to Stand By Statement
“If French Were Not In Ruhr
We Experts Would Not
Be Here.”
( H r T h e A n iH - U I r d I'rem n )
PARIS, Feb. 25.—“Certainly I
sold it," declared Brig. Gen. Chari.w
G. Dawes, American member of tho
first committee of experts which
has been investigating into Ger
many's financial and economic situ
ation, to Tlie Associated Press
Sunday night. “I repent it: ‘If the
French were not in tho Ruhr we
experts would not be here.’ ”
General Dawes hud been naked
by the correspondent if ho was the
expert to whom Premier Polnenr)
referred in addressing tho chamber
of deputies Saturday when the
premier said that one of the ex
perts recently told a French col
league, “Wo should huvo bean un
able to reach our present results
were you not in the Ruhr.”
“I said it as early at February,
1923," General Dawes replied, “l
repeated it to my colleague on the
committee, and I um telling it to
you now because I heliovc it.”
French Press Featured It
M. Poincare’s reference in parlia
ment to the foreign expert's opi 1ion was given great prominence in
tho French newspapers Saturday,
which printed it in heavy typo on
their front pages. The Matin a t
tributed the remark to Reginald
McKennn, head of the second com
mittee of experts, who was quoted
by the newspaper us having de
clared to ft French senator in tho
course of n private dinner, “ Previ
ous to the Ruhr occupation the
German people were willing to pay
(Continued on page 8 )
Pistol Battle Result
Of Plot To Blackmail
Causes Deaths of Two
(H r T h e V u iM in ln l I 'r r u )
CLKVEI-AN1), Feb. 25.—Two
men are dead and two other per
sona are being questioned by police
Monday as a result of a pistol bat
tle late Sunday night which is
said to have been the culmination
of a blackmail plot. The dead are
Rnfile Trunso and Mike Marino,
who with n third man are said to
have gone to the home of Mrs.
Nettie Anncll. 21, last night to
see whether the demands they arc
alleged to have made Thursday
would be carried out. The wom
an. armed with three revolvers,
fired a fusiladc of shots at the men.
She said after they had fired a
shot through the window of her
home. The police arc searching
for her husband who she sanys left
home after the threats were re
ceived.
Messenger Doesn’t
Like Lion Taming
U r T h e A arniH ntf-fl P m a .
CHICAGO, Feb. 25—Two real,
live lions mado nearly the entire
trin from St. Paul to Chicago with
a whole baggage car to roam in. To
day when the car arrived here
trainers put the animals in cages,
and they continued their journey to
Suitors, Md., where they will join
a show.
Express Messenger Thomas An
derson started on the trip with
the Hons, which were in a nice
wooden crate. About 17 miles
from St. Paul the unimnls chewed
their way out of the crate and An
derson left the car in a hurry,
slamming the door just in time.
After consultation with tho train
crew it was decided to leave the
door slammed until regular lion
handlers could open it here.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.—The
revenue bill enters its final stage
of house consideration this we A
facing further revision by the
Democratic • Republican ‘insurgent
coalition.
Monday the estate or inheritance
tax section will be taken up and
Representative Rumsoycr, Rep.,
Iowa, hnn suld ho would offer nn
amendment to increase the rates.
Chairman Green of tho ways and
means committeo also has.announccd he would proposo a gift-tax. Re
publican insurgents are behind botii
proposals and the Democratic re
port on the bill by the ways and
means committee members also
suggested such revision.
More Contests
Further contests nro in prospect,
on the other miscellaneous taxes as
well ns on the proposal to reduce
the 1923 income taxes which aro
payable this year, Democrats op
posing the provision for a flat 25
per cent cut with a noffer to makr
their income rato schedule, ap
proved last week, made retroactive
for n year.
Representative Garner, Texas,
leader of the Democratic tax force.',
reiterated yesterday that he would
not support nny extended. reduc
tions other than those carried in
the bill without providing for ad
ditional revenue from other sourciM
in order to minimize the grounds
for a presidential veto. Republic
ans claim, on the hnsis of treasury
estimates, thaj thq measure, with
the Democratic income rates al
ready adopted, will cause a deficit
of $.100,000,000 in 1920. The Demcrata assert, their plan will raise
more revenue next year than would
have been possible under tho Mel
lon plan.
While Republican leaders con
tinue negotiations with a view to
throwing out thu Democratic in
come schedules when tho mcasuto
comes up for final vote, both Re
publican insurgenta and Democrat
ic spokesmen insist they have
gained strength.
A finnl vote on the mensure is in
prospect nboat Thursday or Friday
and in answer to u request of the
soldier bonuH advocates in the
houso both Representative Longworth, Ohio, the Republican leader,
and Chairman Green announced
today that the compensation bill
would be taken up immediately by
the ways and means committee.
MrKeniie Bill
Mr. Green said it was likely more
time than was at first anticipate!]
would be taken by the ednunittee in
reporting out a Dill in view of sev
eral new proposals offered as sub
stitutes for tho McKenzie bill,
which is the same, practically, as
that passed by congress and vetoed
by President Harding.
One of the measures to be con
sidered is that introduced last week
by Representative Andrews, Rep.,
Massachusetts, which eliminates
the option of vocational training
and proposes paid-up insurance
policies which would be naynblo
to veterans nt the end of 45 years
or to their beneficiaries uiul heirs
in the event of death. This bill ex
cludes nil but cnlistod men from
benefits. Representative Watson.
Rep., Pennsylvania, n member of
the ways und means committee, is
sued a statement today advocating
pensions for all service men incap
acitated from any cause., In prefer
ence to a bonus.
SANFORD FACTS
Iionded Indebtedness.
Sanford has n bonded indebt
edness of 9742,000, according to
a prospectus just issued by thu
city commission to pros
pective buyers of the 9376,000
issue on Tifar. 10 for the erection
of a water works.
The outstanding bonds aru
apportioned as follows: Fund
ing, 935,000; street paving and
bulkhead, 9425,000; dock and
bont basin, 907,000; sewers,
940,000; library, 915,000, and
park improvements, 9100,000.
Against this indebtedness
there is a sinking fund of 9320,
820.54, which is composed of
$52,890.77 cash and collateriul
such as liens against property
for $207,932.77. This makes
MARKETS
the net bonded debt of 9421,
170.40.
( U r T h e A n a iir ln lr il P r e s * )
The assessed valuation of city
CHICAGO, Feb. 25.—Wheat: property is 97,030,782. Tho
May, 110% to
July, 111(4. population of the city, according
Com: May, 80*'* to %.
to the 1920 census, was 5,588.
NEW ORLEANS—March 29.00. It is now estimated at 8,500.
May 29.42.
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' VERA CRUZ, Feb. 25,—The militnry situation in thin sone re
mains stationary from last Week.
Tho f e d e r a l * aro busy choking rebel
bands, having postponed their ad
vance on Jalaps. Small bodies of
Insvrreetionbits a rt reported to
have surrendered to General Hcriberto Jam , a t hU headquarters in
Oriental and similar bands havu
yielded to General Fnnsto Topcto
nt Tiorra Blanca. Little cargo is
being brought into Vera Crus and
business is practically at n stand
still.
•MEXICO CITY, Feb. 25— The
state department of Michnacan is
virtually pacified and communica
tion restored, according to a report
submitted to the war department
from Morelia by Gen. Vincente
Gonzales, 'federal commander of
that state.
The rebel leaders Dicgucz and
Enrique Estrndn, with their dis
organized followers, wero retreat
ing toward Colima from the dis
trict of Tcpalcntepcc and Coleoman, while Jose Renteria Luviann
and Orlnn Castrujeon are abandon
ing the districts of Tncambaro and
Huctamo for the purpose of enter
ing tho state of Guerrero.
Uenornl Gonzalez estimated that
a fortnight will ho sufficient tn
which to extend federal control to
theso few rcmnhiing regions, while
formntion of rcgionnl guards
throughout tho stutc is expected to
bo adequate to cope witn conse
quent banditry.
Revolts Against Revolution
General Loznro Cardenas, after a
conference nt Guadalajara with
Gen. Joaquin Amaro, left by air
plane for Colima, where he will
probably take over command of tho
former rebel forces under Crisplano
Anssldo, who Cardenas reports had
revolaed against tho revolution,
capturing Alvarado.:
:
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General Amaro is likewise tak
ing steps to receive surrender of
the rebel general, Petronio Flores,
with (100 of his followers. After
a conference with President Obregon at Guadalajara, General Amaro
left for Santa Ana, where ho will
direct the advance against Colima.
Federal forces, it is thought, will
be sufficiently organised in the
Colima district to cope with the
rebels under Generals Dicguoa and
Estrndn, should they carry out
their reported attem pt to concen
trate nt Colima, where they appar
ently still believe* n junction with
former companions under Colonel
Anzaldo is possible. It Is officially
reported thnt a column of federal*
under Gen. Juan Solo Lara has oc
cupied Tnmiuhun south of Tampico.
Rebels Not to Advance
The first arrivals in Mexico City
from Onxaca sinco the outbreak of
the revolution, including several
American mining engineers, report
thnt the federal advance against
that statu will likely not be op
posed by tho rebels, as their lcadcis
arc already making preparations
to move their columns southward
Via Ejutla and Juchitan, to which
points they have been shipping
supplies seized from Oaxaca. Tho
mountain Indians nro only waiting
the arrival of federal forces to re
sume their attacks on the garrison,
commanded by Governor Manuel
Garcln Vigil.
Governor Vigil recently was
joined by Fortunate Maycottc.
Cesnreo Castro and other rebel
lenders routed during tho federal
offensive ngninst Vera Crux, but
(Continued on page 8 )
N egro Moonshiner Sanford Dogs Are
Is C aught by The Winners A t Show
O fficers Saturday Held In Orlando
John Ladd, n negro of Monroe
was arrested Saturday afternoon
by Officers Williamson, Vickery
and Stephenson
with several
quarts of moonshino in his posses
sion, und was brought to S: nford
and lodged In jail where he faces
a charge of having liquor in his
possession.
Lndd is said to hnve been en
gaged in tho business of selling
moonshine for some, time but up
to aSturday the officers had failed
to catch him with the goods. No
still wns found nt the house where
he wns caught or around the
premises.
Lndd is being held in jail when
he failo dto furnish bond. His
trial wnH scheduled to be heard
this afternoon.
Harry Smith alias Harry Burkhardt was arrested nSturduy after
noon by Chief of Police Roy G.
Williams chnrgcd with tho theft
of nn automobile tire from Kent
Vulcanizing Works. When arrest
ed Smith denied stcnling the tiro
but when Chief Willinms seahehed
him nnd found in his pockets n
stub number corresponding with
the number of a ticket on the tire
which had been checked a t a local
hotel, he admitted his guilt nnd
agreed to plead guilty at his trial.
Chief Willinms turned the man
over to the sheriff’s office nnd he
wns plnccd in jnil to await trial
this afternoon. A man with Smith
a t the time of nrrest was turned
loose when the Inttcr said he had
iothing to do with the theft.
Wilson’s Will Leaves
Widow Most of Estate
l l l f T h e A n a w rla lrit I’ r e a a l
WASHINGTON. Feb. 25— The
will of Woodrow Wilson, filed for
probate Monday, lenves his estate
to his widow, Edith Rolling Wil
son, with tho exception that his
daughter, Murguret, shall receive
nn annual incoma of 92,500 us long
ns she remains unmarried.
CACHE OF LOUT FOUND
l l r T h a A a a o e lM e d 1‘r r a a )
MIAMI, Fob. 25—Police and
deputy sheriffs, it was ienrned
Monday, have unearthed in a grove
on the estate of Charles Decring
near this city a cache of stolen
jewelry valued at 92,000. No ar
rests were reported in connection
with the discovery.
Tho first annual dog show staged
by the Central Florida Kennel
Club at Orlando Friday and Sat
urday had several entries from
Sanford which won several awards
and whose owners were the recip
ients of much praise from Judge
Collins, who wns in charge of tno
awards.
Judge George Herring’s two
ointers, Inglcside Comanche and
nglesidc Florida brought back
several first awards and Vance
Douglass’ Doughboy John won
first awnrd for puppy dogs.
In the novice class Ingclside
Momancho took ,1irst honors as
well as first honors in the Ameri
can Bred Class, nnd Open Dog
Class. In the novice bitches Inglesido Florida won first award
nnd nlso in tho limit bitch class.
Judge Herring stated Monday
that the dog show was u big suc
cess und thnt tho different breeds
and types of dogs was very inter
esting.
A largo crowd, he stated, saw
tho show and over 9300 in prizes
wns given away Saturday, thu
last day.
Here is th clist of awards for
thu pointer class which was tho
clnss in which tho Sanford dogs
carried awuy so many honors:
Pointers
Puppy Dogs: Vance E. Dougless, Doughboy's John, first; H. E.
Bumby, Florida Rap, second.
Novice Dogs: Gcorgo E. Her
ring, Inglcside Comanchce, first;
John \V. Pruitt, Pruitt’s Jack,
second; James E. Stevenson, Pal,
third.
Am. Bred Dogs: George G. Her
ring, Ingleside Comanchce, first;
John W. Pruitt, Ferris Toba Rap,
second.
Limit Dogs: John W. Pruitt,
Pruitt’s Jack.
Open Dogs: Gcorgo G. Herring,
Inglcsido Comanchce, first; John
W. Pruitt, second and third.
Winners: .'George G. Herring;
reserve, John W. Pruitt.
Puppy Bitches: Miss Clifford
Vincent, Rags.
Novice Bitches: John G. Her
ring, Inflleside Florida, first; Dor
othea Nelson, Cracker Nell, sec
ond.
Limit iBtchcs: George G. Her
ring, Ingleside Florida, first; W.
D. Rogers, Cincinnati Natalie, sec
ond.
Winners: Gcorgo G. Herring;
reserve, Miss Clitfird Vincent.
J
New York Democrat House M embers
Oppose Johnson’s Im m igration Bill
•uat .1
•>4X ill
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25. —
Twenty of the 22 Democratic mem
bers of the house from New York
state joined Sunday night in a
statement that they arc “unalter
ably opposed to tho rigidly re
strictive"
Johnson immigration
bill
Tho measure, it was contended,
“ is particularly objectionable be
cause it discriminates against cer
tain nationalities already going to
make up u great part of our popu
lation, fans the flames of racial, re
ligious nnd national hutreds, and
brands forever elements already
here as of un inferior stock."
“The foreign born population of
our country and those born here of
foreign parents," the statement de
clared, “comprises 33 1-3 per cent
a f tho total population. Of these,
a t least 25 per cent are recent im
migrants and constitute the young
men nnd women of today’s tailoring
classes so necessary to our indus
trial prosperity.
"We are under-housed, under
reconstructed and under-developed
and arc in sore need of those who
nre willing to do our work, both
skilled and hard and laborious, but
this bill would tend to keep out thut
class of immigrants best suited for
such occupations.
“It would not, moreover, bring
into this country a better class of
immigrants.”
The statement concluded with
this paragraph:
"Our great country is still big
enough, geographically, politically
and socially to receive tnose per
sons knocking at our doors whether
of brain or brawn, who answer our
mental, moral and physical re
quirements and can contribute to
our science, our a rt, our litera
ture, our commerce or our in
dustry."
Settling Contested Senate Seat
FORREST
SAYSNl
FAIR A
Mayor Forrest Lake
Upon Hi* Return T hai
suits Obtained from
silion n t Madison
Garden Are Tremend
Flans A re Made for 1
> 4 2 iw
Ballot counting has started in tho contested senatorial elections in
Texas wherein Gcorgo E. Poddy claims ho won over Senator Mayfield,
who had tho support of the Ku Klux Klan. Photo shows, left to right,
W. F. Robertson of Dallas, supervisor for Pcddy; Colonel E. P. Thayer
of Indianapolis, genernl superintendent of counting; and Bob Mason of
Fort Worth, Tex., supervisor for Mayfield.
HODGE THINKS STOCK COMPANY
D ISA R M A M EN T GIVES RETURNS
MEET A SUCCESS OF 8 PE R CENT
Back from New York wh«r»;
has been for the pait few days'
tending tho Florida Exposition
Madison Square Garden,
Forrest Lake declared Mo
that the first exhibition of Flo
products, was a huge success
that the results obtained in
licifcy for exceeded tho « .
tions of every Florida person p*
ent in the interest of tho sc
county booths.
Mayor Lake highly praised *
Seminole county booth, whkb
declared, attracted as much if:
more attention than any
booth at tho exhibition. Mr.
stated that much credit for
success of tho booth should go.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner, '
C. J. Rumph and R. W. Pea
all of whom worked day and
on the display.
Tho free distribution of
to the thousands of visitors,
a unique feature, tho mayor
and one which brought many
vorable comments. While
with Mrs. Lake and da
Sarita, the mayor did ove
that ho could to help with tho
of keeping the booth equl
with fresh products each day.
Tho mayor stated that the S
note Development Company, w
had a booth adjoining that
Seminole county, succeeded In Ini
teresting many New Yorkers
looking over Sanford and Sa
nolo county with a view to in
ing in property and bccom
residents. Ho added that Mr.
said that upon his return, he
bring back a party of home-:
or*, who aro anxious to !o
here at once.
"So successful was tho exp
tion that plana will begin at or
for tho holding of a second
next year, which should ucli
the first and as a result In1
thousands of others in tho “a
shine state," tho mayor fu:
stated.
A wire received frort) R.
Pcarman Monday morning al
that the fair closed Sunday nl;
after what was generally as
by everyone as an unqualified
cess from every viewpoint. Th<
were 10,000 persona visiting tha ■
Garden on Sunday which brougkts
the total for tho entire timo up
to approximately 150,000. Mr.'
Pcarman stntcd thnt the Scminot*
county party will arrive hanNT,
Wednesday.
A picture of this county’s
.
was printed in tho Sunday’s issua
of the Timcs-Union and nlthoujfk-:
small, showed it to be utrnctively
arranged. A half page cut mallsn
by Mr. Pearmnn to Tho Herald^
Tuesday morning, has not arrived
yet.
An Associated Pqess dispatchon the exposition says:
Approximately 10,000 peopls'
visited tho show on its (losing
day. Thousand* of New Yorkers'
brought lings and suitcases to tlm
exhibition Sunday night to carry |
away the large quantities of fruius
and vegetables distributed Si
souvenirs by the Florida Indianq.
The rush for these gifts became
so great at times that police offi
cers were required to disperse tho
crowds nnd the distribution t f .
produce had to lie temporarily
stopped. The mnny Florida dis
plays will be removed from tho
garden Monday. A few of tW •
.special attractions brought hefn ‘
by various counties will be ship-) ,r
pvd back to Florida.
Hulk Given Away.
Thn bulk of material, however, ',,
is being given away. The Flor
ida Citrus Exchange, Orange, / ' 1
Seminole, Hissborough und other
counties, havu made arrangements'
to distribute large nuantitles of their fruit and vegetables remain-...
ing from the exposition to N«W
Yurk’s noor families. “This ex-'
position has surpassed my expects-,*;,
tions," General Munuger P. T.
Streider said at the closu Sunday 1
night.
Packed Every Day.
The garden has been packed
people nearly every day of the
show, and I am confident that *
nil of tho exhibitors and the whole
state of Florida will reap wonder
ful results from the effort.” They*
was talk among exhibitors Sun
day about continuing the Florid*- ,
exposition in coming years. Thsy were nearly nil agreed that Uu)
exhibition hns been wonderful
thing for Florida.
Secretary of Confrrenc Say* Quarterly -Dividend of Two Per
“Everybody Has l*ut Their
Cent l a Declnred a n Both Com
Cards on the Table At
mon and Preferred Stock.
Conference."
At n meeting of the atockholdH r Tfce A m o t l a l r t l I 'r r a a .
ers
of the Seminole Securities
ROME, Feb. 25.—"Everybody Company
held last Thursday, a
has put their cards on the table two per cent
dividend for tho
nt tills conference," said Com quarter
in April, was de
mander Hodge of Great Britain, clared onending
both
common and
secretary of tho naval disarmament preferred ntock. the
According to nn
conference, to the Associated Press announcement given out Monday
Sunday.
by Edward Higgins, vice-president
"We all hnve learned some of the organization, tho dividend
thing,” he added. "We know just was pnid to all stockholders on
where we all stand, nnd for thnt record before March 1, 1024.
reason this meeting Is bound to
This company which is hardly
brong good results on the question more than three years old, has
of limitation of armnments.
,
made rapid strides since its forma
“For instance, take Russia. There tion nnd tho business done by the
was a great problem on which v u company for tho first two months
all wre nt sea. But we heard tho of this year indicates that 1924
Russian view point frnnkly dis will be a banner year.
Since April of last year an
cussed by tho Russian representa
tive, wo offered our counter view* eight per cent dividend has been
points. Then, arriving at some paid on both kinds of shares which
basis; everybody has learned the hns been paid quarterly in two per
other man’s case. I am sure this cent alottments. The corporation
feeling prevails throughout the is capitauized for 9150,000 and
the contracts purchased now run
whole commission."
Commander Hodge refused to over the 200,000 mark.
ivc nny of the tonnage figures
The business of the company is
scussed, saying all tho members thnt of handling of contracts for
of the commission were sworn to Ford automobiles und Fonlson
secrecy until thu meeting ends.
tractors.
The delegates to the conference ^ Officers of the company are:
today took a rest and made sight F. P. Forster, president; Edwnrd
seeing trips into the country.
Higgins, vice-president; Alfred
There is evident disappointment Foster, secretary; Denno Turner,
regarding Spain's stand for tho assistant secretary und It. FI
tonnage she requested ami her Whitnor, treasurer. Serving ion
withdrawal from tho conference. tho board of directors nre: F. P.
The commission has met with many Forster, Edward Higgins, It. F.
snags, similar to thut of Spain, Whitner, Alfred Foster and Deane
but nevertheless many of thu dele Turqer.
gates insist that the meeting has
been u success.
Commander Hodge asked if ho Orange Park Is Name
thought the conference might be Of New Subdivision
considered successful in overcom
ing divergencies of tho South Opened In
Sanford
American countries with regard to
nuval urmuments, replied, “ Yes, I
"Orange Park” is the name of n
think it has been. Tho delegates new
subdivision which hns been re
have discussed their particular
opened by H. It. Lewis &
claims with great candor nnd now cently
Company. This subdivision which
know ouch other's viewpoint bet is located south of the city faces
ter.”
the following Btrccts: Magnolia,
Oak, Park, Spurlin nnd Katie,
Truth Tellers Heard
The Lots arc 50x135 and vary in
from 9650 to 9800. There are
At Big Radio Dinner coat
21 lots in this subdivision and al
ready several people have pur
( H r T h e A M o r la t r il P r r a a )
NEW YORK, Feb. 25—Every chased from the Lewis Company.
truth teller of consequence since
Gas, wuter nnd light connections
George Washington will be heard are uvailuhle an-' paved streets
at thu grand radio dinner of tho face on all sides. latter nn the
Moviu Press Agents of America on city will extend streets through
March 29. Radio fans are advised the subdivison.
Tho company
to reservo their head pieces for plans to build several residences
that date.
to offer to those who ure seeking to
In the 40 key cities of the United buy a home.
Status, 10 truth telling rings will
Lots in Orange Park may be se
be in operation, with activities cen cured on easy terms. The olfices
tering ut tho Astor hotel in New of the company nre located in the
York. WGZ station will broadcast First National Bank building on
everything down to the bread Park Avenue.
crumbs.
Will Rogers is expected to read
an essay on the violet as a member Move In Chicago To
of tho acting profession nnd Will
Clean-Up Carnivals
H. Huys is to remark on tho naked
truth ubout producers and produc
( H r T h e A a a ix -la tn l P r r a a )
ing.
CHICAGO, Feb. 25—Tho move
ment to clean up tho carnival busi
Gambler Is Killed
ness and to protect carnivuls deem
ed legitimate will be aided by n
In Auto Accident journalist
as well us by a lawyer.
Tho showmen’s legislative com
( H r T h * A M O T la lrd 1‘r r a a )
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 25.—51. J. mittee, today elected Dick Collins,
Conner, weulthy gambler, nnd two Chicago editor of un amusement
women were killed Monday when trade paper, deputy commissioner
the uutomohilu in which they were and advisor. Mr. Collins stated
riding collided with u freight train that tho committee has embarked
three miles southwest of here. One upon u rigid policy of enforcing Burglars Rob Mil
of the women wus Miss Zelniu regulations. It buns games where
Wanders, 23. Her fiance, Joseph the attendant by mechanical de Store of $1500 Cadi"
II. Burns, a livestock salesman, vice may detremlne the outcome.
(Hr Tfc* AuOTlalrU I'rraa)
wns seriously injured. The other
Another rule provides that "no
MIAMI, Feb. 25—After gaining
woman was not identified.
press agent is permitted to make
false statements and representa entrance through the sky light te
the IJggett drug company’s stoc^
tions."
Woman Hit by Auto
here, burglars forced open the ufqDies At Hospital Governor of Montana un dstole 91500 in cash, it waa di
covered upon opening the at
(Hr T h * A a a u r l i tl r d P r e s s )
Monday morning. The thieves left
May
Succeed
Denby
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 25.—
a kit of burglar tools along side
5!rs. Rose Bushnell of Kent, O.,
the safe.
: *
Hy T b r \« « » r ln lr il P r c .
died ut midnight in Mound Park
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
25.—Jo.ihospitul from injuries received
STREET FAIR IN OILMAN!)
when she wns truck by un automo eph M. Dixon, governor of Montanu
and
a
t
one
time
leuder
in
the
H r T h e A u k U I o I I ’k m .
bile while on her way to church.
ORMOND, Feb. 25-T ho
J. G. Reeves was arrested Monday- Roosevelt part ymovement, is being
charged with having driven the car seriously considered for secretary street fair will be held hero on (
which struck tho woman.
of the navy to succeed Denby.
afternoon of Mar, 5, this yrac^
S
m
�May Decfitie Honor
r. AT BALL BAWPWARK CO.
,xH*re as demonstrators of Oevoe
l ‘ Reynolds' paints and varnishes
lire Miss Lanore Coon and W. P.
McKenna, the latter being district
of this district for this
iwn linn of paint manufM tarers. Miss Devoe and Mr.
Reynolds are at the Ball Hardjsprt Company, which firm haa the
gtetiey for this line of paints. The
Inplsy window has been decorated
la an attractive manner showing
Many of the different kinds of
products manufactured by this
company.
£
AT THE MILANB
%\ •
------*. Strong, swift drama that sweeps
across the open country of the
irsst; fine, clean romance and ad
venture with all the bracing tin
gle of a keen wind rushing through
tall timbers, make Harry Carey’s
latest F. O. B. starring attraction
“Canyon of the Foola” on* of the
really outstanding western produc
tion* of the year. It is the current
feature at the Miiane Theater to
<R# T W A * « K h l r 4
TAMPA, Feb. 23—Whether the
EUSTIS, Feb. 28—(Special).— since been tho pattern for every
refusal of Dr. A. A. Murphrie,
;
Over
10,000 persons attended constitution written since the time
President of the University of
Florida, to.permit bis name to an- IWashington's birthday celebration oura was made, and stands far
•pear on the state election ballot In nnd dedication of the memorial li above nil other claims to great
preferential presidential primary brary by Governor Cnry A. Hnrdre ness," ho added.
will unset plana of Bryan, who hero yesterday. Festivities opened
Governor Hardee emphasised the
chose him for Democratic nominee
fact
that the ideals ot soldiers ,n
at
0:30
Friday
morning
with
a
and who is candidate for delegate
battles fought during nil wars hnd
from Florida, remain* to bo seen, Lake county floral parade, in which been
cause of victory and said
the state Democratic leaders as nearly’ 100 floats and decorated since the
the
great war is over tno
sert. it is certain, they add, the automobiles participated.
First ideal must continue to be patriotic;
.
names of Underwood and McAdoo
would appear on tho ballot of this prize was won by a float prepared one hut must be reached through
state and they uxpect that James by an Ohio dolcgntion spending education of the people of the na
il, winter t„
wu
Th,.
alon* 0,1
*hd consequent
M. Cox, publisher of -tho Miami the
In k
Eusti.i.
The pnso ft,on
betterment
of l,B#*
conditions
of govNews-Metropolis will allow his
name to appear also.
. (Continued from page 1)
neither is tnerc anything In the
law which coukl be construed as
presenting the submission of such
a matter.
Bryan Preeent
William Jennings Bryan was in
troduced by Frank B. Shutts of
Miami, for the purpose, Mr. Shut's
said, of nsktng a question. Mr.
Bryan wanted to know the assess
ment on candidates for delegate to
the national convention. Cot. Rob
ert E. Davis, presiding, informed
Mr. Bryan there is no assessment
on delegates to the national con
vention. Whereupon Mr. Bryan re Alligator Bite May
sumed his seat
Judge J. J. Dickinson of Sanford
Result Loss of Hand
was present at the meeting Fri
day, which wue also attended by
MIAMI, Feb. 23—Bert Lasher,
most of the gubernatorial candi
dates. John W. Martin was the
first candidate to file his asses:ment with the committee, said Mr.
Moines. The check was received
by Chairman Davis at his room In
the Seminole Hotel Friday night, j
. Adapted from Richard Mntthewa Hallet’s famous novel of the
Mme title which was published
•trially In the Saturday Evening
Longwood
Post, “Canyon of the Fools" un
rolls a fast-moving story of cow
Mrs. J. If. Allen is having a
boy life in which Harry Carey has
f)|a bast role of his career. As bungalow built on her lot just back
Bob McCarty, a cowboy with the
wanderlust not in his veins, he
hoboes his way to a mining camp
Called Madcap. Then things be
gin to happen.
t.-JLike all of Harry Carey's vehi
cles, action is the dominating fac
tor about which the story is built.
It is action, fast and furious, from
B nt to last with charming mo
menta of romance and pathos Int*Twoven. The cast includes be•Meo Carey such well known play• n as Marguerite Clayton. Fred
Stanton, Joseph Harris, Jack Cur
tis, Charles J. Le Moyne, Vaster
»R * I, Murdock MacQuarrie nnd
Mlgnonne Golden. Val Paul di
rected.
Department Commander R. A.
Terbeun of the Dept. Fla. U. S.
Wi V. leaven today for Palatka, St.
Augustine, Jacksonville and Penneola beginning his official visits to
the various camps in the departBefit. Ho will be accompanied ns
fiur as Jacksonville by Mrs. Tcrkenn, the Department of Fla. Aux
iliary Organizer and instituting
and Installation officer.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Howard Jarro tt Sr., of Savannah, Gn., left
Friday after a pleasant visit with
their daughter, Mrs. J. Wilbur Mc-
(Contlnued from page 1)
respecting the day he will be call
ed to the stand.
Senator Wnlsh said it was deaired to question Mr. Sinclair re
garding his written agreement to
{•y $1,000,000 to J. Leo Stack, a
Denver oil operator, and Frederick
G. Bonflls, publisher of the Denyer (Colo.) Post to astisfy claims
Which Stack contended he had
against the Pioneer Oil Company,
operating in the Teapot Dome
Held.
“Half Interest to Shaffer."
' “We also would like to know
about the circumstances under
[which he gave a hnlf interest in
•20 acres in Teapot Dome to John
C. ShafTer," Senator Walsh added.
Mr. Shaffer, who Is the publisher
of the Chicago Post, und other
newspapers, has testified that ho
had a onc-cighth interest in the
claims which the Pioneer Oil Cotnny and the Belgo Oil Company
i in Teapot and that this was
given to him without the payment
of any money or the performance
of any service.
• Sinclair bought out the Pioneer
and Belgo compunies for $1,000,
000, and Senator Walsh said the
committal would like to have more
information from him about that
matter as well ns additional light
on his loan of $25,000 to Full three
months after Fall retired fron,
the cabinet.
While Senator Walsh prefers to
leave u general investigation of
the administration of Attorney
General Daugherty to the special
senate committee which it is pro
posed shall make that inquiry, he
indicated that the oil committee
would continue its inquiry into a
Teport that Mr. Daugherty dealt
in n small block of Sindiar Con
solidated Oil Company stock after
he entered the cabinet. This in
quiry is being pressed in the ex
amination of the books of Ilnrry
Payne Whitney, New York finan
cier, and the New York brokerage
firm of J. P. Bunkard and Com
pany.
In connection with the agitation
for the removnl of Mr. Daugherty
from the cabinet. Senator Walsh
Many Are Injured By
Gas from Leaky Pfpe
WATERVLIET, N. Y., Feb. 2 3 Mother and three children were
asphyxiated and 13 others suffered
from the effects of gas which
leaked from the street main broken
by frost today. A canary feebly
struggling in its cage gave one
of the victims his first intimation
of trouble.
tuenara Matthew Hailed?
Evening Foot S&
Punch-Punch-Puneh/i
Comedy and Mutt and J t
M ondayK atherine MeDa
in The Lonely Road."
H. A: Halverson, Prop.
Across from express otfico.
SALE
M I L A N E
103 Palmetto Avc. and
1113 Sanford.Ave.
COMMISSIONERS ELECTED
TALLAHASSEE, Fin.. Feb. 23.
—Hen n Meginnis, O. C. Collins
and A. P. McCaskill will compose
the Tallahassee city commission
for tho next year, Mr. Meginnis
being returned to office in un elec
tion this week without opposition,
Collins defeating Paul Appleynrd,
173 to 81, while McCaskill is a
holdover commissioner under a
three-year term. The commission
ers will meet Feb. 20 for organiza
tion. Meginnlss is the . present
commissioner-mayor.
Mrs. Carrie Bennett
Passes Away at Home a
In Blacksburg, Va.
HIGH *
SCHOOL
Thors.
Feb.
THEATRE
SANFORD
MATINEE
AND NIGIIT
F. P. RINES
CEOm
W EDNESDAY
FEB. 27TH
28
MSHAHUS*CARTOON MUSKAUOi
Mischa Elman
WORLD RENOWNED VIOLINIST
Reserved Seals on Sale at
P H I L P I T T ’S
^
Orlando, Fla
it m u stbz
MARKETS
Mir The \-aoclnf nl I’reas)
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24.Close: March, 30.12; May, 29.83
Wheat—May. U 0Ti to 111*4 ; July
1UV4 to V4 ; Corn—May, 80%.
Florida is.freeipom severe cold*andtfromtextreine*ea^has an equable climai
the year round.
The balmy breezes and soft sunshine bTHorida in-the winter months hai
made this state the nation's favorite ^playground.
Florida is no less delightful'in summer. Temperatures are even the hoof
tempered by constant breezes and the,nights’invariably,are -comfortable. " *
•*a.tx * k
i |
•
There are no extremely h o t‘days and. sunp w t of S y S r a
«
7
*
'
Summeriiri
-
,e PaCt t e
“Florida la A Modern Earthly Paradise;
and W ill Be the FutureHomeof Millions”
.
'
Mr. BrUKand, an editor,of national ropuUtion,’fun.
---------- Florida
—
ag
garden, a
thar describes
as “a national flower
flower-garden,
winter vegetable garden, an ull-the-year pleasure and
nealtb resorL—the treasure of this nation nnd tho envy
ox o m e n ,
f r o n t i n g on the ocean and on tho Gulf,
endless in fortuity, Floriua
mo moaem
carmiy pa
paralorida is tho
modern earthly
ra
die* for s prosperous and happy people.’’
1
Artist Recital
Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
$2.50, Plus Tax.
1AMHA, Fob. llt'l.—The Hu8Inc* h
ami i'rufcssionul Woman’s club Tickets on Sale Feb. 19th
of this city will on February 20
entertain 76 business ar,d profes
sional women of Augusta, Gn.
1 he program of entertainment in
cludes un automobile tour of the
c.ty ar.d aut rounding territory a
supper ns guests of the League
of Wcmati’a Clubs, und a theater © @ ® @ ® < § ) ® ( § ) © © © © ;
paity.
“-ARTHUR BRISBANE
'* The eltnmltr
a s ! ? "
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Famous Tenor
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The Florida Development Board, which is
is a non-partisan, non-protit'organization, tt
boards of trade and chambere of commerce,
unprejudiced information, about Florida, dire,
bership of local trade bodice. Addrem
FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT BOARD
C* “ * ,ld ***- B a l l d l a f
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will
T j r .R i z i z r o x
NIGIIT PRICES: 50c, 73c, $1.00 and (M fr-P lua Tax.
Seats Now Selling ut Rower’s Drug Store.
Western Union Earns
Over $17,000,000 Net
On Apr. 17, 18 ami 19 Cocoa will
have the honor of entertaining the
newspapermen of Florida, as on
those dutes the Florida State Press
Association will meet hero in an
nual convention, having decided
upon Cocon us their meeting place
lust spring in Tallnhaar.eo.
Though tho organization habeen in annual sesidon for many
.warn at various cities in tho state,
the hi nutiful Indian River country
hits never before keen selected,
ami to those editors who may be
unacquainted with this section of
the state, it is safe to say this
visit will prove a pleasant sur
prise, for we have much to offer
thut is different even to one from
another part of the state.
The dates selected were in ac
cordance with the request ot the
secretary of the organization.
George Hornier of Fort Myers, but
The Fim Show of the V
£ fop,f ani1 ,hp J im
ty Chorus. Take the KI4
»"<* Magfl. JO
will Bring Joy to Thetf
IN ORLANDO
58 N. Orange Avc
State Press To Meet
In Cocoa Next Month
MIt's a First National j
J. C. Dennett of this city has
been called to Biuckshurg, Va., by
the death of his mother, Mrs. Curtie Bennett, age 71), who passed
away there on Thursday. Mrs.
Dennett’s death was due to in
juries which she sustained as a
result of n fall.
Mrs. Bennett was the widow of
the late E. F. Bennett, a veteran
of the Civil War. Funeral services
were held Friday followed by burial
in the Blacksburg cemetery.
Mrs. Bennett is survived by her
sou of this city nnd two other sons,
Arthur and Willie Bennett, and two
daughters, Ada nnd Fannie, all of
Virginia.
Former Resident Dies
John Cowan, age (15, former resi
dent of Sanford, died at 1 o’clock
Saturday morning nt Jacksonville,
according to word received here.
The body was brought here Satur
day nfternoon. Funeral services
will take place at the First Metho
dist Church Sunday afternoon at
BOOK ON MARINE BIRDS,
3:30 o’clock, with the Rev. \V. J.
TAMPA, Feb. 23—Perry E. Wet- Carpenter in churge. Hurinl wil*
more, United States gume warden take place in the Lakeview ceme
and reservation, has submitted ami tery.
hnd approved by tho U. S. bio
logical survey notes gathered ns
Mil.AM FOR LEGISLATURE
the basis for a buok on Florida
JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 23.—A r
murine birds. He is now enguged thur Y. Milam, local attorney, ha?
in gathering photographic mate
rial to illustratu the first volume
ever devoted exclusively to these
birds in this state.
lly T h e A a a o r l a l n l P r r a a .
PARIS, Feb. 23.—in the pres
ence of the MinUctr of Fine Arts,
a bronze plate bearing the inscrip
tion "The Real t of Voltaire,"
found un u pedestal designed for a
plaster statue of the great French
thinker in the National I ibrnry.
Was removed Thursday ufernoon
and disclosed u hollowed space
Containing u small wooden box.
, This being opened, a larue gild
ed wooden heart ivus found inbcribtJ “Heart of Voltaire—died
Farts—thirty May, 1778." When
the receptacle was shaken a liquid
was heard in its cavity, undoubt
edly that in which the heart is
preserved. The minister refrained
■oirever, from opening the wooden
harry
Now On A t .
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 23.—
This city is investigating sources
for a more adequate water sup
ply, to supplant the present arte
sian wells should that become nec
essary. Frank H. Owens, com
missioner of public utilities, after
an inspection trip to St. Mary’s
river, which was recommended
about two years ago us probubly
the most feasible source, admits
skepticism over the adequacy of
that stream. Captain 'Charles V.
Imcson, city w ater engineer, is
however continuing investigations
which it is stated will take about
a year for completion.
K
Casket Holding Heart
Of Voltaire is Opened
•is confined t . bad with
• p i hs« bora snfVtHat
from ths malsdy for mor* than »
week, it
known Saturday.
Tke royal hodaehold thus has two
influenza patients. tho other being
crown Prince Humbert who i*
progerssliig satisfactorily.
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K n t l l n e , h u s b a n d . o f D elia .1*.
U na. J l r i . J o h n S t K iftlln e . - 3 - 1 K a - t
li n e , h u a b n n d o f K rtttli O rle K n lll n e ,
A m e li n L in d e n , w l f * of V a l e n t i n e I
L i n d e n . Mr*. J n n it-n
T.
l.nw le**;
Ort*. H .
Johnson.
flu ard ln n
for
F l o r e n c e J . W o n t l ; Mnry K. Sillier,
W ife o f D avid L sillie r, A n n in I.
S t l r h n e l , w ife o f O eo rirr 1* M ich*el, M r s . T. W .
l i n t h e w », Sira.
F r a n k l i n Sloore, Mra. Ila a a o ll M err l t l , H a r s h A. M e r r i l l . Sira. W i l
l i a m T . N e ab ltt. N n n e r N e l s o n nnd
J e r e m l n l t N elso n ln-r h u s b a n d . Mr*
n . I*. M r e t a i n . S ira. L u t h e r C . F o r - ,
l e r . J n m r a It. V o u lo . Iiuahnliil ■of |
fM u tite 'S irtfc r { K«irr
1» FI., r u n w e a l
___^C o u g h Medicine to a
s o u t h &!.'• fe e l to h ep rln n lm r
. Beater’ for epeetl; relief"
lleK lnnlnir n t t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r of th o l*F»ir
Hihon A. Lyre. 206 Erana
or L o t ! of See. 2S. T p. 20 J*.. IL
F t. r u n n o r t h
Eransville, Ind. “Last
fits fe e t, e a s t 22!>.2l f e e t , s o u t h (IS5 fe e t, w e s t 230.31
[ wae down with a aevere
f e e t t o hcR lnnlnir ......... ..... .................... ................ .............. •
R U 'H of NFD4 o f s w u Of .......... .................. ■......— •
and retting worse, I bought a
H E ‘A o f N F .U o f _........................ ...... ....... - ..... — .....
of FOLETS HONEY AND
E lirh t nnd o n o - h a l f a c r e * ’ In
a s g u a r e In tho
COMPOUND, and the next
n n r t l i w e s t c o r n e r o f N W ! i o f - N I ’ H °F..................... - ......
t was well and 0. K.” If you
IlejrlnnlnK fIM f e e t n o r t h o f t h e s n u t li e a e t c o r n e r
of S W ' l of NFDA r f Her. I t . T p . 20 H.. IL 2:» I t . r u n
a quick, reliable remedy for
n o r t h 217.5 f r e t , n o r t h fill d c . W. I3M f« . t. soulli
coidn and hoarseneaa In137.5 feet, s o u t h ffi i n i r t 'e - * Flart f.3T.R fe e t , n o rth
FOLEY'S HONEY AND M ary K lla I’Oole, ------i> Pitole. Itun- 13 d r p n e s "O’ W. Z2I.7H re e l. Bo til It fifi d e i t r e e s east.
IMPOUND. It baa all the h n m l o f F a n n i e A. I’mile, N e lli e I t I
...-..... .
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itlve qualities of pine U r and P a r k e r a n d D u n l e l W. P a r k e r , . h e r | HFi o f N B U o f 8 W H o f SMVL of
h ii a lm n d . Sir*. A l b e r t
H a n d . Mr* N ' j o f SFIH of S t V ' l o f H E l i o f — .............. ....... ...........
Sold everywhere.
Mr*. W i l li a m W . H eed. Sira. H a r r l - HU *if NFDA. o f N FT’ , o f .....— ...... ......... ........................
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25 ****fJt *20
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50
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P. W. Mahoney nnd C.
City or SanWrtI (Pork)'oil Dlk 8, Tr
W. F. Shelly, Lot J, Dlk 8, Tr. 7*
204.19 21G0 Cu. yd*, excavation & 40c
60
204.10 8190 Sta. yds. overhaul @ le j J L .
60
204.19 2707 Lin. ft. concrete curb and g u tter <3> 76c
60
It. II. Wnlthour, Lot 4, Dlk 8, Tr. 7
20
50
It
234 Lin. f t Hush curb @ 33c „
232.78
67
R. II. Wnlthour, Lot 5, Dlk 8, Tr. 7
• s Sanford Grammar School nil Dlk 0, Tr. C
1078.12 73 Lin. ft. granite curb re-set @ 16c
284
232,78 4320 Sq. yds. rock base @ 76c .—
57
P. II. Rnntl, I>ot 1, Dlk 0, Tr. 7 .
381S Sq. yds, 2" sheet asphalt @ 99c J
204.19
60
20 P. II. Rami, TJJt 2, Dlk 9, Tr. 7
20
14
204.19
113 Sq. yds. brick re-laid @ 60c
50
23
20
14
Mcl*ch Realty Co., l o t 3, Blk 9, Tr. 7
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14
327
Sq. ft. alley returns @ 24c
204.10
60
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II.
Tltrashcr,
Ij>t
4,
Dlk
9,
Tr.
7
55
5#
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Cu. yds. Class B. concrete <§> $23,00
,
232.78
67
L.
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Thrusher;
Lot
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. * ? . ! * ? S e v e n th | P r i e d e r Ir k J o h a n f1let*.'Mr.’ . A dolph 5fl. Tp. 211 R. It,
E* r u n s m i t h 4HH.5 fe e t, w ent
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Tr.
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20 II. N. Ltlmley, Lot 7. Blk’lO, Tr. 0
20
' k r m‘lB o le“ C«w«ty.
a n m p ' s t o u t , h u a h a n d o f M n r y n re t Htnui. NFIVi of N W 1 | of NEVA
7 Type' B Inlets @ $02.60: ..-J------------iU 4
5<:
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60>
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C IT A T IO A .
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261.36
2 Manholes' @ $50.00
84
20
■XL K ld e r, C o m p l a in a n t ,
23
OS P. A. Miw, Ix»t 8, Dlk 10, Tr. 0
S l o w e l l . Sir*. J o h n A u stin t HJnhlom. N*i of S W ' l » f H K U o f - N H H ......................................
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I J , . Ile e s le y . e t a !.,. D e f e n d a n t* . h a n d o f to u la n t*. Thnma*. Sir* HH»iof oNf ’jiSof
;o
2*1 C, 1j. •Mnllht’iW, Lot’ 9, Blk 101
N R ’ , tif SHI* o f N W ' i ...
.- ... .... r*r 5f.
J o h n J. R eesley o r H e a a le y . If
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2
Monuments
s t .strcot-lntcrsectiors @ $8.50
-.204.10
Sn
2.1
60
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5«
S. V,rt. Pcvehoiisc, l o t 10, Blk 10, Tr. 6
■IT. J . L H a u x h m n n , If H v ln r, F etli T a y l o r , ------- T a y lo r, h n a h n n d i t ’, of N l* of S ’v o f H W ’ t o f N W H
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storm sewer @ $1.02 ****44»**4,
204.10
60
flea C. W a r w i c k , t r u s t e e . If llv20
2'J Mrs. M. Nelson, I-ot 1, Blk 10, Tr. 7 . .
..................................... ------- 14
R o b e r t It. H am *ey. t r u s t e e . If h n e l i a n d o f M a r y B. T h e r l e n . ------ N W ' i ' o f N W 'i <>f B H U .
21
sa
51
2579
Lin.
ft.
3"
drain
tile @80.00 ’per M.
60
204.19
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............ a l a r y a r e t H. l t a m s u y . In* W rM i, hu*han<l o f Annl« SI. W e b b 8 ’, o f N ' j of N W , o f S W ,
■*1
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d u a l l y n n d ns s u e e n s s o r In t r u s t ------ W h i t e , h u s b a n d of Mr*. 1,1**1* Ft'., o f
261.36
84
Laboratory
inspection
of materials
S,
J.
W.
Orisson,
Lot
3,
Blk
10,
Tr.
7
29
21
3.1
l o h e r i Ft. H n m se y , If ll v lm t. M ar- M. W h i t e . Sira. A l v a V. W o od, and S ' j of H’j of S ’j o f W ' i o f W ’i of HF.'i * f M l
29 J, S. IMnkcl, Lot I, Blk 10, Tr. 7
2i*
n
204.19
Legal
expenses,
advertising,
etc., 2Vo
60
i t W. H ornsey. If I lv in n , n n d If Mr*. A. d. W h i t e a n d a ll p e rro n * N ’j of H’j i ! W ' i o r V,*!j o f H tJ 'i o f N W ’ i
2J
2"
ii
below W ' i o f MW'i of N W ' i ..........................
p n r t l e s a r e d e a d , n il p a r t i e s I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y
20
1.10
•
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50
23
Engineering
4f
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20
33
W.
II.
Peters
Estate,
Lot
5,
Blk
10,
Tr.
7
Jtl"''! o f H E ', ............ ...
■.—.... ....
niiiK I n t e r e s t s n s h e i r s , d e v is e e s de*i-rlhOd.
T o t h e d e f e n d a n t * H a r v e y ft. Ahn. D 7.I2 feet m irth s.ttd antt'Jt liv SI7.1Z f e e t e a s t and
, ‘s n l e e s . o r n s o t h e r c l a l m o n t s
204.10
50
20
sr.
23 It. C. Maxwell, I^>t fi, Blk 11, Tr. C
nr J o h n J . Ileesley o r Heasley, W i l l i a m T. A b b o t t . W. Ft A l e x a n w e st In s o u t h e a s t c o r n e r o f S W ’ , i f
20
39 It. C. Maxwell, Ixit 7, Blk 11, Tr. 0
35
204.10 Total'cost oi paving 21 feet. In width
50
H o w r a n . P h a r l e * J N R K o f HW'A o f SFDi ......... ................. ...... .................. H au R lim n n, C h a r l e s C. W * r- d e r. t i e o r i r e
•>|
*12,923.61
23
C h a r l e s K E ’ i o f N W i, o f S E ' i
, t r u s t e e , Itnliert 11. I la m se y , H u n c h * . SI. P. H eim .
.................... - .................... ....... ........
261.36 Total cost of paving 18 ft. in width
64
I.
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I\
Chittenden,
Lot
8,
nik
11,
Tr.
6
21
23
HI
8049J57
_ te e .
M a r u n r e t S. H a m s e y . In- H n r n h n r t . II. M; flin ch .
I t Tin- N’EV, o f N K 'i
................................... ...........- ........ .. • HI
21
20 George A. DeCottas, Lot 9, Blk 11, Tr. 0
20-1.10
id u a l ly n n d ns s t i r c e s s u r In tr u * t rok t-r, H rnrtn- A. P .a e k ln s to e ; Mils* N't, of N W ' , of N W ' i " f N K H - ........................
50
21
20
10
R o b e r t 11. H n m sey n n d M aricaret H illia r d . TrusD-t- f o r t'ltrtI* F’. Heed S l i . f HWVt i ( S W j i o f NF3U — ................................
204.19 Cost of widening paving from 18 feet to 24 feet ■ HP***-*'*.•••«,*,
50
George Calhoun, Lot 10, Blk 11, Tr, 8
R a m s e y ; o r t h e r w l s e . In anil to M a r y K, H erd a n d Mary F . Heed;
I lei: Ino in': t l t h e northvv ea t c o r n e r of See. 1".
4274,09
f o l l o w i n g ileserlbeil la n d s , n r C a r o l i n e l i r n t t , W i n f r e d L. C unely. Tp. 21 &, It. ■J'' E„ r u n s o o t h t o t h o n o r t h lin e of the
50
204.10 To be borne by City, 1-3, $1,424.69.
J.
E.
Lalng,
I.ot
1,
Blk
11,
Tr.
7
, p a r t o r p a r r e l th e r e o f , s i tu a t e , .lam e* C a rte r . II. II. Unroll*. I. S. F lo r id a Milam! H a l l w a y r l R U t- o f - w n y . e a s t e r l y a im e r
187.85 To be borne by adjacent property, $2,849.40.
•16
1IC a n d h e ln tt In t h e C o u n t y of H u n k e r . D. W . C u r r i e . C h a r l e s I. said rlS Jh t- o f-v a y t o n p o in t Ifift f e l t e a s t o f Seellotl
Raymond C. Phillips N. 48’ Lot 2. Blk 11, Tr. 7
ll n o le a n d S t a t e of F 'lo rlda. m ore C h a s e , Fnmu-d C. I d e k s o n . J a m e s line, n o r t h to n o r t h l i n e o f S e c t Ion, w e st I <13 fe«t to
10.34 Number of feet frontage, 2084 ft.
4
C.
V.
Ilaovcr,
S.
P
Io>t
2,
Blk
11,
Tr.
7
21
29
l l r u l n r l y d e s c r ib e d a s follow s W. D ic k s o n . J o h n Ft D u ra n d . I. L h r u i n n ln K
in
21
20 C. V. Hoover, N. 88’, I/>t 3, Blk 11, Tr. 7
It
rlt:
F alk . Joseph
C.
F ra n c e . K. II. H E ', Of S W 'l o f N K ' i
236.80
68
Assessment per foot frontage, $1.3672.
29
21
_A* N o r t h - w e s t Q u a r t e r ( N W l i ) H r e e n . I,. IV. Olbli*. I.nu re J. HlhhS. W ' i o f N W 'i of N W ' i
11
21.60
20
0
ra
20 B. McConnell S O' Lot 3, Blk 11, Tr. 7
t h e N o r t h - e a s t Q u a r t e r t . N E ' , ) T e r e s a n . llnye*. Hinlly W. H a y e s N ' , of S W U of H E ' l
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Engineer.
I S e c tio n t w r n t v - t h r e o ( 2 i ) , T o w n - J o h n H a l t s . S t e p h e n S. Ilo p k ln * . K N 'i of SK U of S W , .
20
ro
30
201.19
50
E. McConnell, Lot 4, Blk 11, Tr. 7 ....
Feet
Final
t i p t w e n t y (29)
S o u th .
l l a n c e J . H a r r e l l , p. O. C. H u n t : W il li a m H e u ln n in s 6*4 r h a l ti * n o r t h o f t h e s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r
M rty (SO) Fisst.
Description
50
204.19 Name
W. I- Ilnrbmir, Lot 5, Blk 11, Tr. 7
I t I« ln ck * . T r u s t e e of thn K n tn te of of N E ' i in N W , o f See. 21, T p . 20 S.. It. 3.1 E.. ru n
Frontage
Estinut*
I t n p p e n r l n s fr o m t h e s w o r n lull F r e d e r l e k Worvlj R
11. H u d so n .
204.10
E. R. Trafford’s Map .Sanford, Fla.
50
Mrs.
Mnry
McBride,
Lot
0,
Blk
12,
Tr.
8
a m p l n ln t filed In litis
r a u s e D e lla L. K id lln e . J o h n M. K n tlln e . s o u t h 3 ' j ch ains, e a s t 3 c h a in * , n o rt h R’-j c h a in s , 51
30
20
s o u t h w e s t e r l y to p o i n t o f h c it in n l tt g .......— ........... —
t i t you, t h a t you a n d ea c h of D a v id J a m e s o n . l o t a h Orle K n tll n e . W
21
so Mrs. Mary McBride, Lot 7, Blk 12, Tr. 6
:i
204.19 L. G. Cameion, Lot 0, Blk 6, Tr. 5
50
.4 o f N W , of S W . ,
-------67.55
h a v e o r c la i m to h a v e some W illi* IV. J a m e s .
238.20
21
30
21
W.
W.
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s
t In n m l to t h e la n d * h e re ln - V a l o t l n o L inden. J a n i e s T. L a w l e s s : ID , o f W ' i of N W ' i o f R W ’ i
204.19
L. G. Cameron, Lot 7, Blk 6, Tr. 5
50
J.
E.
Hicks,
Lot
8,
Blk
12,
Tr.
6
50
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I, OranK** C ounty f t e c n rd * .
204.19 W. W. Lorg, Lot 8, Blk 6, Tr. 5
50
60
e«s o f re s id e n c e a r e u n k n o w n ,
209.95
o f J. E. Hicks, Lot 9, Blk *12. Tr. 8
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Hunk I, IMKe I 30. Avis Stenstrom and R. A. Rockoy, Lot 10, Blk
W. W. Long, Lot 9, Blk C, Tr. 5 • • • ******** *-*w
50
i* ley .If llvlm r. J. I - Itn u trh m a n . M ille r, tieorire L .Michael, T. W
2062)5
Moore, l l a s s e l S e m in o le County R e c o r d s
vlnu. C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k , tr u s - M a t h e w s . F r a n k l i n
12,
Tr.
0
204.10
It.
E.
Pucrifoy,.Lot
10,
Blk
6,
Tr.
5
50
67.55
K. K.
vr. Tp. S.
238.20
u llvlm r, H o h e rt 11. H am sey. M e r r i t t , II. P. M cC lain . f». M. M c
20
31
23 M. Mlnorlck Lot 1, Blk 12, Tr. 7
204.19 R. L. Griffin, Lot 1, Blk 6, Tr.- 0 «*■•«•*******
50
57.55
«. If llv lm r. M a r t r a r e t S. ll s m - I n t y r e . W illiam T N esb itt. L u t h e r SFD.i of SI P i uf
238.20
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204.19 Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 2, Blk 0, Tr. 0
50
50
20
5T
20 Mrs. F. IL Griggs, Lot 2, Blk 12, Tr. 7
20995
rtlsl t o R o h e r t H. H atltsey, If P o o le. I r e n e Poole. M ary E lla Poole (■'IDl uf 9FD, -if
20
27
29 Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 12, Tr. 7
It. M n ritn rc t
\V.
H a m se y . If F a n n i e A. Pmile. A l b e r t H a n d . W i l i d -j uf s r . of S
50
204.19 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 3, Blk 6, Tr. 0
50
20995
21
15
29
n i i n m l if d ead .
a ll
p a rt ie s lia m W . I teed. H a r r i s o n ....... C u r- SAV'i ■if NIDI uf
50
204.19 F. L. Woodruff, Lot 4, Blk
8,Tr. 0 ....
50
20
21
20 J. A. Sheppard, Lot 4, Blk 12, Tr. 7 __
llttlnw I n t e r e s t s a s h e ir s , d evisees II* F . H eed. M ary K. I P - d . M a r y F. N W 'i uf n f : ’ )
clnlm
20995
Ailtlltlnn
t
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T.hnt?*
K rle d e r lc k
Johan
Slet*
p rftntee
• f jB
T i n i e r n* . o r a *s oo,tihi ,e- ir c
i l a i m a n t s H eed.
T h e W e il half
204.19 F. D. McBride, Lot 6, Blk 0, Tr. 6 _
50
J. A. Sheppard, Lot 5, Blk 12, Tr. 7 ..
57.65
23890
U n d e r J o h n J. Ileesley o r Heasley. A d o lp h H chroeder, David Ft P ayer. wotll]. U:l rce«n•iliil
i F l a t H ook A. p a n e 1C. J t e c o r d s o f OninKo C o u n t y .
W h it e .
Mnrgnn-1 Florlil1:1* S. 3*4 uf
I* I t a u u h m a n . C h a r l e s C. W a r- Mrs. Llzxlfl M.
201.19 L. H. Thrasher, Lot G. Blk
D i nf HE*, I f See. (i, T p . 21 H.. 11. 20 R.. o t h e r w i s e August Schneider, Let 6, Blk 13, Tr. 8
50
7,Tr. 6
67
235.92
bk, t r u s t e e . H ohert IL Iliunsey, S t o u t , M a r y It S t o w e l l . J o h n A u g u s t d e s c r ib e d a s L o ts 3. t. 5. tl, T a n d S o f Ilbiek • I f of W. I l r u t f * A d d i t i o n
204.19 L. H. Thrasher, Lot 7, Blk
50
7,Tr. 5
60
j* te e . M a r w a re t R H a m se y . lo- p jo l d o tn . L ouisa C.
T h o m a s. Hath to LonKwnml a* r e c o r d e d in P i n t B ook “A," p a y o lfi, H e c u rd s of U r a i t i t o August Schneider, Lot 7, Blk 13, Tr. C
20995
r ld tia lly a n d a* s u c c e s s o r In tr u s t T a y l o r , Mrs. M o llle T a y lo r. M a r y It. C o u n ty . F'lorlda.
G4
2G1.3G
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Schneider,
6
L.
H.
Thrasher,
Lot
8,
Blk
7,
Tr.
6
50
.
.
. . .
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-------------------—
, Lot 8, .Blk
. . . . 13, Tr.
. . . ..
20993
v R n h e rt 11. R a m s e y , n n d M a r u n re t T h e r l e n : L. T r i p l e t t Jr.. S a m u e l A.
It 1* hereby o r d e r e d t h a t y o u a n d e a c h o f you do a p p e a r t o t h o h ill , .
,
r
n n tt , t o m .
tftjnsey. d e c e a s e d ; o r. o th.e r.w is
50
204.10 S. C. Burrier, Lot 9, Blk 7, Tr. 5
50
. e. , W a l t o n an d J o s e p h C. F'rnnee. Trtl*- of c o m p l a in t h e ro in iileil o n t h e , t h day o f A p ril. A. D. 1321.
August Schneider, Lot 9, Blk 13, Tr. 0
20995
nd t o t h e
l a n d s h e r e l m l ov.- (< „ r , ir , rio c r e d i t o r s of I). F. K n u - y
It D f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s o r d e r of p u b li c a ti o n he p u b l i s h e d In 1 August Schneider. I^ot 10 Blk 13 Tr. 8 ...
50
204.19 II. I* Gibson, Lot 10, Blk 7, Tr. 5 • *■ *■ —* *—** ta i
57
fl h e d . o r a n y p a r t th e r e o f , an d l||tl ,,
K #|r„ v ....
E dw ard E
23592
H anford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d in Hanford. Hetnlnolo C u u u t y .
,
’
1
1
the
any and
all o t h e r
person* | s ,|)1|(1 A n n | p
Weld..
A lv a
V F lo r id a , mice a w e e k f o r n lith t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s .
204.19 Mrs. S. E. Woodruff, Lot 1, Blk 7, Tr. 8
W, A. Tillis, Lot 1, Dlk 13, Tr. 7
50
49
20291
n a m e o r n a m e s a r e u n k n o w n xv.iod. C h a rle s F. Wood, S a r a h N
WITNKHH m y h a n d ntni s e a l o f th e s a i d C irc u i t C o u r t a t S a n f o r d . | j j i D,.™™.,* D i o lilt, i a T r 7
. w h o m n y lie Itn e re s te il In the W oo d . F lo r e n c e J . Woocl. mid A. S
5b
204.19
Mrs.
S.
E.
Woodruff,
Lot
2,
Blk
7,
Tr.
6
49
20291
D. 1321.
*
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1 '
r o p e r t y Inv olved In t h i s su it, and W h i t e a n d each a n d every o n e of 'lo r ld u . th is 25th d n y o f J a n u a r y , A.(HEAR)
R. A. DOECpI.ass ,
Meist h Realty Co., Lot 3, Blk 13, Tr.
201.38 J. M. Hayes, Is)t 3, Blk 7, Tr. 0
61
49
202.81
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50
201.19
• * * * * * • • • • • • • • •**•«*
Meisth
Realty
Co.,
Lot
I,
Blk
13,
Tr.
7
M.
F.
Robinson,
Lot
4,
Blk
7,
Tr.
0
if, r j ktilt,
h t . tt ii tt ll ee ,‘r
, l‘e rre. inn tie s e la l m l iu r I n t e r e s t * u n d e r Mar- MASSEY A WAHI.OW,
317
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48494
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d eisee*
v is e e s o ro rK grarna te
n teese, s ,by,h > . | vpy j. A |m w i l l i a m T. A b b o tt. W
Hnl*. for C otnp lt.
Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 13, Tr. 7
50
204.19 A. IL Munson, Lot 8, Blk 8, Tr. 5 • • • • • • • • ■ a ****•■ ••*•*•«***
'JO F oiw h o r u n d e r nnv of t h e p a r E.
57
23592
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ti * # o r p e r s o n s h e r e i n a b o v e nnmiil C h a r l e s J. Ilouche,
SI.
S. Henn.
50
Mclsch Realty Co.t loit 8, Blk 14, Tr. 0
204.19 A. B. Munson, I.ot 7. Blk. 8, Tr. 5
60
20995
n m 'V e f r r r e il to . o r o t h e r w i s e , are
PROPERTY ON ELM Mclsch Really Co., Lot 7, Blk 14, Tr. 6 ..
r e by r e i ju i re d t o he a n d a p p e a r C h a r l i * E. I t a r n h a r t , II. SI. H lack, TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING
50
204.19 H. C. Noble, Lot 8, Blk 8, Tr. 5 ..................... i
50
20993
fo re o u r sa id C irc u it C o u rt nt C. R, 11lire t e r . H e n n a ' A, Hack InAVENUE FROM FIRST STREET SOUTH TO THIRTEENTH Mclsch Realty Co., Lot 8, Blk 14, Tr. 6 .
64
261.38 H. C. Noble, Lot 9, Blk 8 ,Tr. 5 **•**#*»•■ ••*••■ »■ ***#•
50
i C o u rt H o u se n t H an fo rd . F’lor- s t o e : S i l a s H ullaril. T r u s t e e f o r C u r
20993
,, on t h e 7th d ny o f A p ril. A. I*. tis F. Heed. Mar.v E. P.eed, an d
STREET:
50
Meisch
Realty
Co.,
Lot
9,
Blk
14,
Tr.
G
204.19
•••••*•*•***■ *••*•*•*« ***« *•
II.
C.
Noble,
Io)t
10,
Blk
8,
Tr.
i
57
M
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F
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___it, a n d t h e n nnd th e r e m a k * a n Notice is hereby given th at tho construction of the asphalt pave Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 14, Tr. 6
n w e r t " th o m u o f r o m p l u l n i n - fred L. tfonely, J n n i e s C a r t e r . II.
50
204.19 City of Sanford (Park) all Blk 8, Tr. G
- 201
1002.70
Ihltmt n a i l n - t yon In t h i s rf tm e II H a n d l e , I. S. H u n k e r . D. IV. C u r ment 'on Elm Ave. from First St. south to Thirteenth St. has been
Mrs. George D. H art, Lot 1, Ulk 14, Tr. 7
50
204.19 Deane Turner, Lot 6, Blk 9, Tr. 6 *•••••* **•**»**•*■ **• ••**••« - - *
50
e rw ls e . d e c re e s pro e n n fi ss o will rie, C h a r l e s L. C h a s e . S a m u e l C.
20995
irtthrcd nKuluHt >mi n n d each of D i c k s o n , Jan ie* \V. Dickson. J o h n completed, nml the completed work has been finally ncccpted by the Mrs. George D. Hart, Lot 2, Blk 14, Tr. 7 •••*****#»#*
50
201.19
Lena
B.
Couch,
Lot
7,
Blk
9,
Tr.
5
_
20995
E.
D
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d
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I.
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alk
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C.
you.
“ Is o r d e r e d tliut th is C i t a t i o n he F r a n c e . E. II t i r e e n . L. W. ti l h h s Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida.
Mrs. George D. Hart, Lot 3, Blk 11, Tr. 7
201.36 Lena B. Couch, I-ot 8, Blk 9, Tr. 6 ■ ***** *■ ****••*•*•*•****
64
29490
Ished In t h e Hanford H e ra ld , n L a u r a J . (IHituf. T e r e s a O. H a y e s,
The following is the final estimate for paving Elm Ave. 21 feet in Mrs. George 1>. Hurt, Lot 4, Blk 11, Tr. 7
50
204.10 B. F. Whither, Jr., Lot 9, Blk. 9, Tr. 5
'K c l f s p a p e r p u b lish ed
In Ha Ilford, E m i ly W. Have*. J o h n I t a li a , S t e
20995
S e m in o le C o u h ly , F lo rid I. o n r e yneh p h e n S. H o p k in s, E J. H a r r e l l . P, width with sheet asphalt on a rock base, from First Street south to! Mrs. George I). llart, Lot 5, Blk M, Tr. 7
50
204.19 E. D. Mobley. Lot 10, Blk 9, Tr. S
20995
k ' f....
n r e...___
i u h t eotlsecttllve weeks,
I! m i l : W i l l i a m I t Itliirk*. T ru « v lT N E S S m y h an d n n d »t« l ofj |... „ f n,,. E n t i t l e
of
F r e d e r i c k Thirteenth Street:
Atlantic Coast I.ine K. R. Company. Reg. at InterSanford Grammar School All Blk 9, Tr. 0 •»***a**«ata
1092.70
r'*
« Id C---------ir c u i t C o--u rt o t l _ till*) th e W o o d : I ’ M. H in ts .,n Della L E a t - 0491 Ci». yds. excavation @ 10c .......................................... '.Flll'l
2.VJ8.40 section of tho East Line of Elm Ave. with
Catholic Church, All Blk 10, Tr. 5
1002.70
O i l y (if J a n u a r y . A. D 1321.
line, J o h n M. R a t l i n e . David J a m i e
.'a ?
1?Ai.)
E. a n n r n i . A H H .
150,80
son. E d i t h (trie K n t l l n e , W i l l i s 'V 15380 Stn. yds. overhaul @ lc .....................................—........
South
lino
Fourth
St,,
run
S.
108.05’
NEly
.14rj.
A.
Simon,
Lot
1,
Blk
10,
Tr.
G
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20695
>CTBrlt o f t h e C ircuit C o u r t of tin J a m I'M, IV. W r -.Inmes, Vs le n t in*
5836.80
1*51’ to S. line -1th St. W. to beg.
. S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C irc u it of Fbtr- r.lmTen. J.iinen rr. I . a w l e n ; A n d r e w I 7C80 ,I,:n.
43.3
170.83
20
TT--- 50
" n * ,ft.
l ' concrete curb and gutter @ 76c ...................
' I d s ; -m -mar- fo r •ftv m h iP lp ^ in in tj'. 1
-f/viWprbpg.
1 0 ;'Tp.-*0-%v^-»f.ivhAnW'• 6t-264
. J , ■V?.' HI’ENCEII. J r .
Kuo..S o li c it o r ainl C o u n sel f o r
He""rite K* Michael, ' t ' w. Mathew* 200 Lin. ft. granite curb rc-sot @ lav
•>0.<>0
;
South
of
the
N.
K.
Cor.
of
Blk
G
,
Tr.
7,
Run
.
1
,
R.
Stewart,
Lot
4,
Blk
10,
Tr.
G
......................
60
20993
^ ^ C'impininnnt.
Fr.mlvlin Moure. Mass'll Mrrrltt, It 12288 Sq. yil-b rm-k btisc (a) 76c
9338.88 j S. 1-10.2 ft. West across R. R. right of way,
, J. E. Preston, I-ot 5, Blk 10, Tr. G ................. 50
ff*>l*M.S*J-11-1S-25-3-3D1-1T
20993
i' .Met'Inin, tt M. McIntyre,'William
T, Nesbitt l.uthcr i'. l’nrter, I.yman 11152 Sq. yil.h 2" sheet n-spbnlt @ 99c ................
11040.18
NEly to beginning ........................................... 70.3
311.59'
Final
Final
H th> C lreiili C o n rl. S e v e n th J o d l - I'lielp*. Tlnimn* K. I’nole. Irene
183
Sq.
yds.
brick
re-laid
on
edge
@
65c
............
■ elnl C irc u i t In n nd l*nr Hemlnnle
118.95
The
nbovc
nnd
foregoing
final
nsseksmenta
arc
payable
without
1
Foot
Frontage
Fstlmatc
Entimat*
Pinile, Mary Ella Poole Fannie A
'
C n n i i t ) . F lo r ld n . In C h n n e c r r .
Poole. Albert Knnd. William W
186 Sq. yds. brick relaid flat @ 5 0 c................ .
03.00 interest up to March 15th, 1921, nnd from and after such dale, said
18 ft. wide AVidening I
-V- O v t r s t r e e t I n v e s tm e n t C o m p an y .
Itecd. Mnrrlsiin Iteed, Pert Is E 1305 Sq, ft. alley returns (?p 21c ...........................
313.20 Special Assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual instn)!i'te F W *
vs.
from 18 U
Heed.
Mary
IE
Heed.
Mary
E.
lived
illia m T. Ah- l'*rleilerlek Jolmn
■ ■ a i f l i l ‘ l l a r v " v s* Alin. W
W lllla
Hlei*. Adoliih •170 Sq. ft. sidewalk @ 19c ......................
80.20
]
ments
Avith
interest
at
8',!
per
annum
on
all
deferred
payments.
21wide
W. E Alex im b r. C,. o r r e Itow- Hchroed-r, Dnvid I'. Hay-r,
Mrs 26.8 Cu. yds. Class II concrete (y) 23.00 _
C h a r l e s J. Ilouehe. M. H Henn. I.Uxle M. White. M iranrel Stout
GlO.Jil
Witness
tny
hand
as
City
Clerk
and
the
Seal
of
the
City
of
3C054
S.
0.
Chase,
All
Blk
11,
Tr.
5.........
730.19
264
• /fc C h a rle s E. H .irnhnrl. H. M. Iliad :, Mary D. Hlawell. John
AttKtlnl
12 Type A Inlets (Tn $12.50 ..................
510.00 Sanford, Florida this 4th day nf Feburary, A. D. lt>24.
Sit Tt.v W.’’ It u r o k c r . lienrire A. H aekln HJoldiim, I.oiiis.-t P. Thomas.
63.36
I,. P. McCulIcr, U t 1, Bik 11, Tr. f> 50
138.36
Sett
Sllu* Itiillanl.
T ru « tn >
(nr Taylor. Mrs. Mollle Taylor. Mar13 Type II Inlets <rt> $32.50
422.50 (SEAL)
TA36
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
138.35
L P. McCuller, Lot 2, Bik 11, Tr. 6 50
; \ j y C u r t l a F . Il< - J . Mr. r>- E. I t ..... I n tx l It. Thcrtrn: E. Triplett, .'r.. Samuel
G Manholes <jfp $50.00 .....
300.00
I Hr
J t a r y e . liv ed ; I'.irniltiv lt r i i t t . w in - \. Walton nnd Josetdi <'. F'rnnee
87^0
I*.
P.
McCulIcr,
U
t
3,
Blk
11,
Tr.
6
177.09
01
t ^ ' f r f d K fo t iv l y . .I.ini' t I 'i i r l - r . II II Trn-dee* for Hie eredllor* of |i F.
1 Manhole (ft) $60.00 .........
GO.OO TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON MYRTLE I Owen (Photographer) Lot 4, Blk 11,
j - j j j n r ' i l l v , I. H. H u nk er. D W. < nrrlv Kattey and D. P Kait-'V f- <’u. t Ed
■ S'. A Ctisrli 'i I*. C'tii’M*. H unit* I *'
720.11
ward M. Hlicad. Annie M. Wetdi, Al 9118 Lin. ft. 3" drain tile laid <ri) $80,00 per M.
6393,
AVE. FROM FOURTH STREET SOUTH TO
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Tr. 6
50
138.35
, /F-'Mio , J a m e s W . D I i’U ku ii . J u f m E va
Wiiod. riiarle* F. Winn). Hn2201.34
C8.M
It ' • D u r a n d . I.
Ealk..
Jn s e p li <*. r i!t N. Wood. I 'lorener J. Wood, or 2217 Lin. ft. 12” ntorm sewer laid @ $1.02 .....
Lottie M Paxton U t 5, Blk 11, Tr. G 50
THIRTEENTH STREET.
138.35
- ■ F r a n c e . E. |i. M r . . n. I* W. HlliU*. under A. H. White, deceased. *<r Kxtra Work
127.21
Notice is hereby given that the-eunslruction of the asphalt pa.vo- F. W. Mahoney Estate, Lot G Ilik
>
i
^ ■ ' T a t n r a J . «:ililm , T ' r e s i u
I •“ > ' *• |
Is
In tin- tiriip rlv h"ri In20 Sq. yds. additional brick <70 $1.17‘..2......... ......
23.40 ment on Myrtle Ave. from Fourth St. south to Thirteenth St. has been
6836
12, Tr. 5 ................. ................
after descrltied: nil pnrHen i-talm138.35
50
ec- K n i t l j W
II . ' -, .I.il 'i H a l t * . Hie7 Momunenls set a t street intersections (di $6.50 ..
•15.50 completed and the completed work has been finally accepted by the Ellen M. Mnhoncy, U t 7, lllk 12
l i t (ifiett it, H .ii'U n s. E J. I l n r r e l l . I*. IliK Inl-reof* niidi-r Addle N. Kel
U'."lT/ r . H u m : W illiam
ll
Hilu-kK ley. deceased Frederlek Wond, de Ijiboralory Inspcctinn of Materials ....
-I38.0G
68.55
Commission of the City of Sanford.
| Tr. 5 .......1..................................
50
138.35
f r s \ T /IW lee o f I lie e U a t e nf F re d e r ic k ceased, or Joint M. Itlllirrt. deeciis700.66
' w o o d : K. M ll ii d ’ nii. D elia I. K n l - eil. or tillierwlse III the properly be Legal expeime, advertising, etc, 2 ',o _
68JW
138.35
The
following
is
thu
final
estimate
of
the
cost
of
paving
Myrtle
jC.
A.
Belts,
Lots,
Blk
12,
Tr.
5
,.
50
low
dc-i-rll'e
1
;
M
'*y
llirit-v
H
.
Aim.
rftu-,' .lulu, M K a l Hie- D avid J a m ie Kngineering -lCf- .......................... .........
1 110.32 Ave., with theet asphalt 21 feet in width from Fourth St. to Ninth ( A. Betts, Lot 9, Blk 12, Tr. 5 ..
58,86
k;- nutie E tllih " r l e Kulllte*. W illis W. Knl to M. Ashley nnd Ityrmi S, Ash50
138.35
[•■/ il .,• J a t n r s . W. W. Jnn ies, V a le n ti n e l.lri* lev, lo r hn "'Mid. Mrs. Wlllla in T
68.36
St., and 18 feet iu width from Ninth St. to Thirteenth St.
C. A. Betts, U t 10, Bik 12, Tr. 5 .... 50
138.35
n fti. ,htn>:i T,
I.awii ss;
Andrew\ idiot l. Mi- <Jeorn •* Howran. Mr.,
................................................................
537,612.22
( E s v ^ i n i s n , T r u s t e e fu r tie r r e d l t u r s I'liarles I 1'imclie. Mrs. M. H. Henn. Total cost ...... .
6336
(1)
From
Fourth
St.
to
Ninth
St.
21
ft.
in
width.
Isaac
Neal,
U
t
1,
Blk
12,
Tr.
0....
50
138.35
. <if J. D I 'n r s e t t . linvld I. Miller. Mrs. f'liitliK 11, Itarnhart. .Mrs. II Amount to be borne by City 1-3, $12,537.11.
| ;. IJuroU-r. Mrs
2755 Cu. yds. excavation @ 40c
? 1,102.00IF. W. Mahoney Est., Lot 2. Blk 12,
e 7’ rTSnryi- I. Mlclinel. T. W. Mnltiews. M lllm-l;. Mrs i
ii-ot Ke \, ItneU I n s t William Amount t-» In- borne by adjacent property, $25,071.81.
Jftani: IIn Menr'-. llassel Merritt. It iItrii't.
68X
7885
St'i.
yds.
overhaul
@
lc
......
.........
..............
78.85 1
Tv. 6 .......................................
50
138.35
—
—
t'an.-ty,
hnsliand
of
V
*'lrtt
McClain. H. M. McIntyre, William
,
Mrs. I "liarIes I. Number of feet frtmtage, 61 HI.Oli,
68.36
i ■ T . Neslilit. I.mln r r l,"M.-r. I.yman
fl(.
j
”
115
Lin.
ft.
of
concrete
curb
and
gutter
(T
o
78c.....
138.35
2618.20 N- J. Duggnr, U t 3, Blk 12, Tr. 6 50
'Vj!* Vksfils, T li'iin n s
K.
1'imli*. I e■■" ** Phare, Mr*. James Farter, Mrs. D. Assessment per foot frontage, $1.0838.
6336
203
I.in..
ft
flu.slt
curl)
@
33c
......
..................
W.
Currie.
Annie
I*.
Dlrkson.
wife
93.34, V. R. lirook:j, Lit 4, lilk 12, Tr. G 50
138.35
R f’ulu. M arv E lla I'lade, Kiinnl'i '
l ’REU T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
1' ' ’®3mole, Alla-rt Hand.
W il li a m W. of Fatmo I I' Uk-ltsm, lentil- Dick*
74
ft,
granite
curb
ie-;:ct
(fj*
Inc
......
............
.
11.10
]
Mbs
R.
Villa
Robinson,
Lot
5
son, wlf- of Jcntes W, Dickson, Mr*.
J i i ' d , ll.ii rls'in
lli 'd ,
" i i r t l s E.
Foot
Final
68.36
55tMJ Sq. yds. rock base laid ft) 7fic .....................
1180.00
Blk 12, Tr. G .............. ...........
138.35
Heed. siei,-.
Mary E Heed. 111Ii it I: Durand Mr*t, H, W. Olhlih.
50
* - Jteed.
j* r,en> iM■iary
i. Ei"iiail
-----illhlis. tiushnud of I aura J
Nante
IH-srript ion
Frontiige
Assessment
ji ' ' V.............
r l e d e r lH
e lr.:
l
.
d
i
n
t
i
1850 Sq .1 yds. of 2" sheet asphalt @ 99e ................
David E. K a y -r, M
4810.41 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6, lllk 13
till,he. Mrs. John II Hilbert. Mrs.
E. I!. Traffnril’s Map, Sanford.
i < -.J.,D*te M. W h ite. M a r ita i ' t Htntit. E I! 'Jreen. ----- 11ayes. Iinsl-and
68.36
I l l Sq. yds. brick re-laid fb 50c - .....
57.00
Tr. 5 .....................................
138.35
50
V J, M a r v It. Htnwel! J n t in AllKtlst rif Teresa (i Mar es. ■ ■ ■ Hayes, E. E. Turner, lad 5, Blk 3, Tr. G ............. ........... 117
477.80
i ' . i x r / S i n M m i , I,m i l s '
T lu u n n s. H*th lo isb ith d nf E m ily IV. flay*-*. Mrs.
’560 Sq. ft. sidewalk fa) 19c .
108.11 Meisth Realty Cu., Lot 7, lllk 13
10.73
'l
.T ill'i i. 'Ii - M-itlle T a v lu r . Mary lo h n Haiti!, M rs Sti*|dien 8. Http- Victor and Belli* Check. Lot !*, Blk 3, Tr. 0 __ ;....
166.3-1
' 6336
7.5 (hi. yds Class B. concrete @ $23.00 ..............
172.50
Tr. 5 ......................................
|
J t . T h e r l e n ; I, T ilid i 11 . J r , Sam uel !:lns Mrs. E. J . H a r r e l l . Mr*. P. I*,
138,35
50
,1 /VV eA. W a lt mi a n d J o ie|ih <’ Ermiee. t* l i m i t . M/s. K. M. H u d so n . Mrs Victor nnd Belle Check, N. DO ft I.ot 10, Blk 3, Tr. 6 ... 30
6 Type A Inlets ([6 $12.50 ..................... ..........
255.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 8 , lllk 13
I
T ria l"
foi th e e r e d l t o r s of D I
D a v id J a m i e s o n . M rs. W IH ln
W L. H. Gibbs, S. ill ft. I.ot 10. Blk 3, Tr. 8
10.73
■13.821 G Type B. Inlets @ $32.50 ...............................
8730
| , K a g t - r a n d D E K n y ev i. I'.e; Eil- J limit*, Mr*. W. W .
195.001
Tr. 5 .............. .........................
J a n o s. ——
177.09
G1
-10.73
166.33
l V W a rd E Sin-ad. A nnie M. Wetdi, Al- I Tut li n o , h u s b a n d
of
E d it h tt r l e l.. II. Gibbs, I ait 11, nik 3, Tr. 6 .
3
Manholes
@
$50.00
.........................................
150.001 Meisch Really Co., Lot 9, lllk 13
<
vu, V.
diaries F W "J, Ha- Katline. Mrs. loitn M Kntllne. ---- Standard Oil Co. i.ot 1. Blk 3, Tr. 7 ..............
117
177.SO 20 Sq. yds. additional brick (jp.$1.17 ...................
6836
J
r a n N Will'll. F ltin-nee J. W ood, and IC.itlll"-. |,u«hand of (DllA I . Kal23.40 j
Tr. 5 ................ .......................
138.35
50
166.3.3
40.73
a} I tji'A . H, W h i t e and e n -h a n d e v e r
Ilne. Ami II- I.lttdeti wife of Vnl- Mrs. I \ V. Leo, Lot 6, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ....:................
3
Monuments
at
street
intersection
@
$8.50.....
10.50
Meisch
Realty
Co.,
U
t
10
,
Bik
13
v / / 1 ' "I
said d i'f e n d a n ts If HvliiK, -ntine I.Indeit. Mr", laities T l.nw- Mrs. F. V. Lee, N. 1-2 I.ot 7, Blk 3, Tr. 7........
20.365
M.36
{
‘ find If e i t h e r , a n y n r nil o f sa id d--- HH<u I!. John mi. Himrdltin for
Ida. ft. 12” storm Fewer © $1.02 .................
1213.80 |
Tr. 5 .......................................
138.35
50
,. Sr/ .X-andanlH h.- dead, th e n nKaliiMt tin- Fboa-liet .1 Wood; Alary E Miller Clara Benjamin, S 1-2 lo t 7, Blk 3, Tr, 7 ...........
20.385
83.16 2530 Lin. l't 3” drain tile <y) $80.00 per M.............
6836
j
h“lra. deviih'es. arant-o-s or other ■if,. , f i»nv|il I.. Miller, Anno- I
202.40 C.
E. Robinson,
Lot1, Blk
50 13, Tr.G 138.35
40.73
166.33 Laboratory inspection of materials .........................
J / iJT Hiilmant i under i;n-li and • ver> or- I vtiel. n-'. v. 'f - of Ivor :e 1. ..ATh-h- Clam Benjamin, Lot 8, Bik 3, Tr. 7 .....................
68.36
191.11 C. E. Robinson, Lot 2, Blk 13, Tr. G 50
138.35
AV-1
raid d-eeased defendant
ttl! net. .Mrs. T. W, Mallo-w*. Mr* W. II. Hand, W 04’ I.ot 6, Blk I. Tr. G ..........
57.75
215 83 Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2’/t ......... ...............
87.50
o...JMr*nn* elalmlriK Interest under ,vu- Fratih'lli Monre. Mrs. Missel Mer
305.90 C.
E. Robinson,
I.ot3, Blk
64 13, Tr.G 177.0’J
die N. Kelley, d'-eease I, Frederick ritt Sarah a. Merritt. Airs. AAMIIinm W. II. Hand, W. G4 ft Lot 7, Blk 4, Tr. G, (Loss
Engineering -l't ........................... ..............................
6836
Gil.80
R.
L.
Robinson,
U
t
4,
Blk
(©ftWri'-it, del-eased or John II. <Sllhert. T N'.shltl. Nancy Nelson nnd Jere
50 13, Tr.G 138.35
S. G 1-2 ft.) ......................
-13.5
177.65
r iU ceased, :ih heir*, devisees, grnti- miah Nel;i tn. her hushAlid. Mrs. It,
6336
R. I. Robinson, U t 5, Blk 13, Tr. G bO
138.35
.
ties or oilier claimant' under them P. McClain. Mrs. I.uther <’. Porter. E. T. Durlin, S. 6 1-2 ft. i.ot 7, Blk 4, Tr. G _
8.5
26.fVI Total co-jt
f Jii. wr either of tto-m: Mr*, llarvey H. .1.1mes It. Poole, Itttshuild of Mary E. T. Durlin, I»t 8, Blk 4, Tr. G ..............
—.....$10,401.12 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 6, Blk 14
60
201.19 To b* borne by City 1-3, $5,488.14.
Ai>h Kntle M. Ashley and Hvroh H. Ella Poole. ----- Poole. Iiil’hlind of
6836
Tr. 5 ....*............................ .....
50
138.35
A sblfiy Iter liu s h a n d Mrs W illiam I Itittle \ Pooh*. N ellie II. P a r k e r Meisch Realty Co., Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ....
54)
201.10 To lit* borne by adjacent property, $10,9,78.28.
i
T - Ahliott. Mr*, li e o ru e I low ran . Mis. an d D.itiivl W. I’n r k v r lu-r h n n h a n d
Meisch
Realty
Co.,
I.ot
7,
Blk
11
57.75
jMvnrlee J. I louche. Mrs.’ M H. Henn. Mm. A l l . - r t H an d . Air*. W i l l i a m W. Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 1, Tr. G ............
215.fUi|N umber- of feet frontage, 20 J2.2.
68.36
Tr. 5 ................................... .....
138.35
.ifrs I'ltn rl---* E. I t a r n h a r t . Mrs II. H w fj, Mrs. I l n r r l H u u Itcp-I.
Mrx C. W. lining, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ........................
50
57.73
2,;a.H3. Assesrmcnt per fuuL frontage, $1,139.
Cd’ «
fU trie. M tf «* I! IturoK'-r. Mi> P n r t l . i F. Itct-d.
Mr*.
I'rl<-il*-rlck
’-eisrh Realty Co., I.ot 8, lllk 11
50 ’
~ * 1.... ...................
A
Il’iGkliistiM*,
W
(I Il*i vit I'lhiin Hlvts. Mr*. A d n lp h S rh rm -d v r. C. W. luting, l-ot 2, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ............ ..........
............. .........
...................
2UI.1
87-50
(2) From Ninth St. to Thirteenth St. 18 feet wide:
Tr. 5 ......................................... G4
, ( 6 " T lrn tt
— f’auvly, h u s h a n d o f W in- i Mr* D a v id I-'. S a y v r . ------S tu n t . W. H. Pelcrs Estate, lott 3, Blk 1, Tr. 7 ...........
177.09
50
201.19 1750 Cu yd*, excavation @ 40c
A r r c u I* t'ortvly,
Mr*. C h a r t* * l* liu n lm tu l n t A larirttrvt
S t o u t , -----........$ 700.00 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 9, Blk 14
-r*ha* r. Mr*.' J:tm>- l ' i r l - i . Mix D . ; S t o w c H , 11 iimIiu11>1 o f M arv It S tm v nll, Victor and Belle Check, i.ot 1, Blk J, Tr. 7 .... .
go
261.19 -1824 Sta. yds. overhaul (u> lc ......
” , W '. i ' T n . . Ann;. E |> ak-mtt.
If- Mi" J o h n A l h t l l 'l SjuFibun. t.lialn
.............
48.241
Tr. 5 -a_______ ______
138.35 ______ 6836
60 ______ ______
Victor
ami
Belle
Check,
I.ot
5,
Blk
4,
Tr.
7
........
-57.75
235.8,1 23) Liq. ft. flush curb (Ip 33c
o<'H. :nii--l <’ Dlnkfon. J - n n l - ' D i r k - ' W. S h v i i t l , ------T liiinm *. Iiu ah u n d of
77.22 Frank Brunson, I.ot 10, Blk 14
f ; m , tvlfv " f Jam --" W. D irk am , Mr* i l.u u ix a < ThirniH*. Mr* Svllt T»y* Harriett F. Leavitt W 1-2 I.ot 6, Blk 5. Tr. G
68.20
23S.0*i 190 Lith-'ft. concrete curb and gutter (n) 76c
6836
r"Jo )ii;
D iintm l. Mr*. I,. W. itihh*. ] lor. ■■■- T » ) l a r , hu»1i«att a t Mr*.
.........
141.401
Tr.
6
...........
138.35
50
H
arriett
F.
Leavitt
W
1-2
Lot
7,
Blk
5,
Tr.
6
50
261.10 3210 Sq. y\L rock base (p 70c...........................
tt-lifCfT" 1*111*1)*. butt till lid o f I,a u r a J. Mai llv T a y l o r . -------T h c rb -n . ltu*^ ' rjltih*. Mr* J o i n t II ' f i l b e r t . AD , haiiit. o f Majh'
It. T h c r lv u . ------ Harriett F. Leavitt, All Lot 8, Blk 5, Tr. 8 ....
............. 2 139.66 .Meisch Realty Co., U t 1, Dlk 11
50
204.10 3155 Sq. yds. of 2” sheet asphalt <fi> 99c ..........
Jt t l r w n . ------ lln y e* . hut-hand Wvlilj, Ituflknid o f A litllv M. AVvhh.
68.36
........ 3122.16,
Tr.
G
...........
138 35
50
u ( T e r e * a O. I l l ) ' ' *. - —
l l n u t xx—^ W h i t e . tiu-xUand of Mr*. t.l**lv Seth Woodruff, lad 0, Blk 5, Tr. G ...............
50
204*10 113 Sq. yds. brick re-laid (ffl 50c .................
• Wf-tf'oBhatiil o f E m ily W. I t n y i * . Mr* .At. AVIiltc. Air* A l v a V. W o od. lira . Seth Woodruff, Lot 10, lllk 5, Tr. G
56.50 Meisch, Realty 'Co., Ln{ 2, lllk 1 1
58.20
238.01
J o h n H alt/. Mr* S t i p h v n S. Hop- A. S. W li lt v mid a l l pi-r»oh* I tit t r*
6 Cu. yds Class B concrete @ ?23.CO __
6336
.......
158.00
Tr.
8
...........
,
Ktoit
Iu
th
o
p
r
o
p
e
r
t
y
in
v
o
l
v
e
d
in
138.35
* ' ' a. ' F I ii * Jlr*. E. J. H a r r e l l . Mr* P. U.
E. Woodcock, Lot 1. Blk 5, Tr. 7 .....
50
58.20
2 [8.0 1
2 Type A Ir.icts <3) $12.60 ...........................
H u n t . Jlrn, E. M t l u d n o n . Mr* th t* Hull s i t u a t e d In S e m in o le Couit*
......... 85.00 Meisch Realty Co , Lot 3, Ulk 14
Elizabeth Dykes, I.ot 2, Blk 5, Tr. 7
50
204.191 5 Type B Inlets <g> $32.50 ........................
W illi* W. ty . F l o r i d a , a m i ilo ao rlb ed »»:
' V- -J i j A ' t l J a m i e s o n .
Mr*
87-50
S. v. Tp. S.
It. E. Roy Tillis, lo>t 3, Blk 5, Tr. 7 .........
......... 102.50
Tr
«
...........
177.09
50
64
201. 1'J, fpjij j j,, ft ntorm sewer (a) $ 1.02 ..............
Thelntiliu: ut tin- north Wilt roriii r of St-Dl of SE'i
........ 877.20 Meisch Realty Co., I.ot 4, Blk 11
Frank Goerlz, Lot I, Blk 5, Tr. 7
50
i t f . i ' i n l 9 ''. 3J. T p I " S . E
I t . run-ouith t i l l f w i vast
201.19 12579 [j n ft
(!r;)ia tile @ $80.00 per M.
68.36
29
20
23
L*fL--'S 73 D-vt. north <85 fwi, w % t -nTU f . - t
.
......... 200.32
Tr. 6
............
I*.
Muller
Heirs,
I.ot
5,
Blk
5,
Tr.
7
128.35
58.20
50
[ r j E ’*---• . U - k l n n i r m at t h e n o r t h - .i;*, vurm -r of S E ' i of
238.04 Laboratory inspection of materials .................
......... 102.71' Molseh Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 14
P. L. Woodruff, i.ot S, Blk 6, Tr. G ...
yi ttFUi of .-•<■< r.t. Tp. 2" S . It. ZD Ft. ru n i-otith 495 fi-vt
40.5
202.1.) Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2T .............
68.36
23
f ( i . , W i s t 117 f r e t , n o r t h 195 fi-vt, t-axl 4 47 fv vl
....— 163.14
Tr.
6
...........
F.
I,.
Woodruff,
Lot
D,
Bik
6,
Tr.
6
..
138.35
50
50
204.10
t j3 p —
( J - a l n i i l n k ut t h e e n u tl iv v*t c o r n e r of H E ' ; of
Engineering 4r/« ..........................
without
! s--. *tEAi o f Hei- 23. Tp. 2" K. It. 39 E. r u n e a * l 394 f r e t.
F. L. Woodruff, Lot 10, Blk 6, Tr. 6 . .
.....
320.28!
Tht above and foregointr finn! assessments are p a y a b le
57.55
235.02
A , T , f u . i t h *25 f vt,t. t t , i t :U'i fvvl. n o u th S25 f e e t (lv** rtill— interest up to March 15, 1924. nnd from and after such date, saw
29 Wight Bros. Co. I ait 1, Blk 0, Tr. 7 .
20
50
204.10 Total cost
tW r*ia<i r ie lit o f w a y ) ............................................... ..... ■ . - 23
(StoUT- -H cK ln n ln ir 33fi feet n i l of th e B o o th w v * t c o r n e r
C. W. Idling, I.ot 5, Blk G, Tr. 7 ..
$8i) 13.57 j special assessments^ will be payable only in ten equal annual insta
74.0
305.88 To l>c borne by City 1-3, $2,883.19.
o f t h e • o u t h v a * t q u a r t e r o f S E ' i *'f 8#c. 33, Tp. 20
A.
M.
Adams,
Is»t
0,
Blk
7,
Tr.
G
meats with interest at 8 Cf per annum on all deferred payment*»
•
*
*
49
*£N p .. It. J9 K., r u n eu*t 33fi fe e t , n o r t h *23 f w t , wept
200.11 |To be borne by adjacent property, 2-3, $5,766.38.
’" x ' iiS4 f*«t, s o u t h <25 fe e t ....................................................... . -i
Witness my hand as City Clerk and
and'tho
oL tlthe City of S*nA. M. Adams, U t 7, Itlk 7, Tr. 6
tho Seal of,
40 '
Cv.
.OJotslnnlnw 4*0 f w t c a * t of th e s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r
2 0 0 .lt(Number of feet frontage 2084 ft.
ill*- HHU o f N W t i n t Her. IS. Tt> 2" H.. R.
r«rd, Florida, this 4th day of February, A. D. 1924.
A. M. Adams, UP 8. Blk 7, Tr. 6 .
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�However they w M , <o*fl» U
think of 'nothing else hat school.
Jack Mid I remember your tell
i n i public, it ,
ing me ones abeot year school
re tu rf. etc.
yards here. Yon told of the or
;UIV let oar better English
der in which your yard was plantampaign last forever.
(Prise Winner.)
liferent
schools. Cltf_
The Freliag Brillaacy little Feta ed at the dL_
ford was already starting the car
Good
English.
Helen
Dresaor,
Third
Grade,
South
VOLUME 1
SANFORD, FLORIDA* FEB. 18, 1924.
NUMBER 5
and
Hilda Murrihcad, 7th Grade.
................
....
B had in his mind to
. fgo
l to tha
Side Primary.
We use good English for. aev- I am a Mg
big fern,
fern I am growing East Side Priamry.
•
JUNIOR CLASS
eral reasons. We want to make {dog walked on me and I wae afraid. ■Stopping here1 they caught tha
SOPHOMORE NOTES
—-» ■. . . ... not
^ cheerful
erful red of tho
the Poma<
Poinsettla
Student Government
EDITORIAL STAFF
The Literary Society had a very a good impression and it is the i nicely but I did
banked
on
all
sides
of the school
co
m
et
way
to
talk.
If
you
bad
a
alone.
One
day
a
big
girl
and
a
Student
government
is
in
full
Friday. The
“
r
_______
selce
Editor________ _— Lee McClain swing now. and many have found ptee .program
tiona were taken from the poems cousin, that you had never Men j a man came by though an dplant- foundation. Window boxes boast
A ssociate Editors: U i f J
of red and green foliage plants.
out
that
they
were
treated
grand
of James Russell Lowell and auo and went to the town where she | ed some little ferns by me and I ed
Stanley, M ar; Elisabeth PuleAlong
the walk on cither side
Head,
and
called
up
from
the
atafrit
better.
Then
later
a
good
HtIn
the
“ole"
days
and
were
not
Oliver Wendell Holmes. The pro
■ton, Jean Maxwell, Claire
flaming red geraniums.
Fed were
tlon to mo If she was g t homo and tie boy come and planted
gram was as follows:
.
Zachery, Walter Barber, Camilla abased a i so many thought.
at the end said in a harsh vote*, rose by me. This
11
To Serve a t Luncheon
ThU 1little
bosh has Sturdy St. Augustine grass car
"The Life of James Russell
Pules ton, William DuBooe.
The Home Economic! Girls are
flowers on it now. ThU peted the whole south side part
Lowell"....... .
Theron King "Year, disere’a her,” what would nretty Gowers
going to help serve a t the luncheon "Beaver Brook".......Frank Dutton you think? I can tell you. You [ {|ttl« girl givi
ives ua water often, tho of. the school. *Clifford explained
FRESHMAN NOTES
would think of staying a^veryj little ooy « stronger though and this arms where he first learned
at the Woman’s Club Tuesday. "The First Snow-Fall"...............
the story of the dwarfs and fairies
latereotiat Pregram
Soma people juet don’t know whet a■wuhl*"******"*’*’" ’" ***’*' Briggs Arrington short time indeed. Then if the | he gives'ua more water,
and was glad to read. They cast
sound came in a low, sweet voice,
Friday, Feb. 22, being the birth rood, waitresses we have up here “The
Life of Oliver Wendell
anevious eye a t the playground
with
rippling
laughs
In
between,
day of George Washington wa had at High school.
"LittU
plant
tell
me
as
you
grow.
H olm es"...........John Hutchinson
a very Interesting program tn
»■ We Have ’Em Here
, . and it may
, In,
Do you long to little children tell equpiment on the north side of the
‘T o An Insect".........Earle Appleby .“Yes, she is here
Chapel. The program was riven
Some people say that the girls “My A u n t"___ «... Walter Barber terest you to know thht she, is ‘How their playmates treat you so grounds. Clifford explained he
talking to you." Besides the good
fcy the pupila of the school and of this day and time cannot cook,
As you with beauty try to fill ";»1' heard this had been given in
Mrs. Owens' Visit
!avpr-’rintion to good upkeep of the
consisted of the following nutn- but,' If seeing is believing, just
tho dell ?"
Mrs. Owens, president of the impression it would be so pleasing
grounds.
thinkof
eome up to the High school and we Clara Barton Memorial Associa to the ear that you would think
“Lire
waamngvon".... ..... ......
“Llfe or
of Washington"
When they reached the West
think you will be convinced that tion, visited the High school Fri all you could to say to her. What Then did little Sonny with listenS id e school this too1 presented a
“ Manwi
Manwell there are good cooks, if you will day. She told us many things of a good mother and father she had!
.................. Mrs. 3 . C.
ing ear intent
picture. The big oaks
“Things That Washington Didn’t’t
just look for them.
the great Clara Barton, who was Yes, and the good mother and 1 Bend to the lowly plant ita tncs. refreshing
gave bountifully of their shade.
Lang Celebrate Washington’s Birthday the founder and first president of father knew their duty; no su*h!
Have’? ................... Stewart Lai
sage to receive;
elvi
“Washington’s ReUtives" — ......
We hod appropriate exercises at the American Red Cross.' She also hrases as "ain’t, never went," "i A gentle breeze end the little plant Canna beds owned the center of
the grounds on either side of the
Tillye Benjamin Chapel Friday, celebrating Wash talked about tho "Youth of Amer lave saw." "I seen," "gimme de
unbent,
“The Cherry Tree Story”— ......
Then did Sonny a half twisted cement walk. The colors of or
ington’s birthday. Different mem ica" and the things he said made candy." Instead she heard, "have
ange and red blended well with
Mary Elisabeth Pule*ton bers of the classes giving parts of us feel as if we were worth some never been,” "I have seen,’" “T
branch perceive.
the red hibiscus • hedge which
“The Washington Monument"....
George WashingtonTs ffllife. Mrs. thing after all. Mrs. Owens tins saw," "please hand me the candy."
Sonny stood and pondered, then on flounted the foundation of the
...................... ...... Evelyn Taylor Owens was at Chapel at this time been almost uil over the United
building.
his kneen
“Nurrom Escapes"__ Clinton Rina and told us a little about Clnru States and she Is planning to give SECURED BELIEF THROUGH
Clifford could scarcely wait un
FOLEY PILLS
"America."
Beside the plant ha bent, and
Barton. Her talk was enjoyed very a talk-here. Ail the students were
til Jack snw the South Side Pri
John R. Gordon. Danville. III.,
Its branches fingered
Mrs. Dixie Owens, president of much.
invited to hoar her. The objects
the Clara Barton Memorial Asso
Mrs. McKay Back Again
of these talks is to tell the people writes: "I have suffered with kid Listened to the plant and heard mary. They pulled up on d.ie
west side of the building near a
its plens,
ciation, gave a very interesting
Mrs. McKay, our class sponsor, more ubout the foundur of the Red ney trouble five years; could not
Long he worked and happily tree which Clifford remembeild
talk about “The Youth of Amer was absent from school two dayn Cross, which is one of the greatest sleep at night and was always tir
the Boy Scouts had planted and
lingered.
last week. We are glad to see her institutions in America. The peo ed. I was not stronr and hard
ica.”
of which he had carefully tended.
work
mode
my
bnrk
ache.
I
got
Half-Holiday
up again and back to school.
ple should avail themselves of this
This was a beautiful medium
The pupils of Seminole county
Visits School
opportunity to hear about one of some FOLEY PILLS and after a Knifed had been n piece of root.
Sonny with puint covered the sized but trim littlo tree. The
were given a half-holiday Friday,
Mr. Quinn, representing Rollins America's greatest women, Clara few treatments I felt better and
brother an dsister trees had grown
could work with more ease, be
bleeding. part,
Feb. 22, because of the monthly College, was at Chapel Thursday, Barton.
much too. The ferns which fring
came
stronger
nnd
could
sleep
bet
Why
hud
children
of
this
plant
meeting of the Seminole County inviting all of the student body
In Pavor of Sanford
ed the foundation of the Oppor
taken root?
Teachers' Association a t Monroe. to hear Edward Markliam next
The girls' and boys' basketball t e r . ’’ FOLF.Y PILLS nrc a diuretic
The harder Sonny thought, the tunity ruom had grown tall, and
A’c are very grateful to the faculty Wednesday night. Exeryone should teams played the teams of St. stimulant for the kidneys, make
thick. They hud spread every
harder beat hia heart.
for these half-holidays every take advantage of this opportunity Cloud. The girls’ game ended with them more active. Get a bottle
where so that Clifford could not
to hear him.
month. ~
a score of 29 to G in favor of SanCLAIM ORIGIN OF HASEfiAl.L, School Grounds the Beauty Spot point out anywhere the identical
ones which the Opportunity Class
TSINGTAO, Chino. Feb. 26—The;
of Sanford.
Japanese have made wonderful! It was l ‘J34 Clifford had been hnd given, and had mothered.
color scheme while another may,
Correct Speech.
progress in baseball, so much so ( twj years in college and was rc- Clifford told Jack they would have
not. Each has its place In the
(Prize Winner.)
Grammar School
wonderful formation of nature’s ' Antoinette Shinholser, Seventh that some of them are challenging turning home bringing with him a to get nut from the car to wnlk
the American claim to originating; triend to help him enjoy a few around the grounds. The park
Notes
representation. Thus it is with
Grade,
'
to tho north was a mnze of glory.
the spoken and written word.
What good comes from bnd the game. A controversy has nils choice holidnyii.
After n few hours spent a t jit had been planted according to
on
here
by
the
contention
advancer!
There
is
a
musical
tone
about
it.
grammar?
Wo can see that the Grammar It has two artistic meanings, the
None whatever. You ask, what by certnin Japanese that baseball home Clifford and Jack were o n ' circles. A giant CunnrianalB held
school students have been dwelling color
their way toward the landmarks j down the middle; Washingtonian
scheme
and
the
picture
upon
good
comes from correct speech? originated in their empire.
much on the effect of good Eng the canvas of the mind. It may
of • Sanford. They weretalking ] «nd bamboo with various other
Correct
speech
is
suie
to
give
a
liah. The papers were very good paint a picture that has for its
up and tropical plantingstood growing
A prominent fair official was rapidly while motoring
and showed th<
thought.
We seem to aim the growth of a beautiful good impression, and is also pleas heard
‘
down the different avenues and systematically here and there. On
to
say
that
th<*
home
dem
ing
to
the
ear.
It
is
not
often
have found that everything de character or may contribute to
that a person who has an ear for onstration displays keep getting , streets, Clifford wan going o v e r j the edge near tho walk and still
pends on good speech. It was that
which
tears
down
all
we
are
correct
speech, and is user ta hear- better nnd better every year in the good times of his youth. Of for a good many feet were the
brought out that even our mancourse he was exceedingly proud swings and gymnastic apparatus
to build up.
every way. He Is right.
Ing it clings to bad g:
ers are somewhat polished through trying
of his home town nnd wished Jack for the children. As they stood (n
If
a
word
is
a
sign
of
an
idea
Therefore,
there
is
a
reflection
on
careful selection of words.
to see the beet paits of Sanford.
the park they viewed the corners
The
livestock
show—hogs,
cat
and
ideas
are
thoughts
then
we
your
kins-pcoplc
and
companions,
Have you ever hud the interest must be up and doing.
The tropical part appealed most of ground proper, nnd enjoyed the
tle
nnd
poultry—were
much
bet
in
the
English
which
you
use.
Lis
ing experience to be strolling
to Jack as ho was from Pullman various blue, red, pink nnd green
through sunflecked path in a beau You never can tell what thoughts ten to grammarians nnd people ter than u year ago. There never near Chicago. After admiring shades of massive foundation
ha*
been
n
better
poultry
show
In
who
make
iki
a
study
of
correct
Eng
tiful patch of woods and suddenly
the Canaria uses or palms and planting. Jack mused a while and
will do
lish, find your mistakes and cor Floridu.
halted In front of you? You were In bringing
Washlngtonlas spaced here and asked Clifford if all this hnd over
you
hate
or
love,
confronted by a standard with an F»r thoughts are things and their rect them.
there on the boulevards of privute been photographed because he had
When
you
are
speaking
to
any
improvised sketching board and in
wings
one do not talk in self-consciou ford girls. The boys of Sanford homes they btreaked up the avenue a faint recollection.of having seen
front of that a very thoughtful Are airy
to Luke Shore Boulevard winding this somewhere. Clifford was
swift
as
a
carrier
dove.
looking person with a rather far They follow the law of the uni sness. Open your mouth and do also won over Et. Cloud boys. Tho in and out the various prom inodes happy to reply that movie screens
not swallow your words. An elocu
away expression for they were
verse
tionist with a harsh, shrill and score was 13 to 9. Both game:! they discussed as well as examin had been featuring this as incen
visualizing a bit of nature put in
highly pitched voice is not pleas were very’ exciting nnd hard fought ed various southern shurbbery. tive to other schools to imitate It,
Each
thing
creating
its
kind;
to colors upon a canvas. Upon
snying others could do what they
on both sides.
They had been interested in the had done. Clifford then proceed
talking to this busy person you They speed o’er the track to bring ing to the ear.
Our
teams
piny
the
Leesburg
latter for various branches had ed to relate all the organization
you back
Speaking of things pleasing to
will find them musing on this
Whatever goes out to your mind. the ear, the omission of final let teams Saturday nijjht In Leesburg been studied and specimens gath which had led up to the beauty of
shade and that. One atmosphereic
ered at college.
ters, which should be sounded Is and of course we will win.
—Mary Lamb.
color may blend for the delicate
the grounds.
1
■lie ■
U I W | U I w \---- ---
.be
- ***■
hopie1
Primary School
N otes
TWte la what comes of an tarty
the ___ _
.
,
dream .
pretty tilings will grow.
Come,' let US fnliiu the dream.
Marian Jol
... G ra n d ,
eat Side School,
Third Grade.
F irst I would pick up alii tha
paper and clean up the grounds
nicely.
~
d pi
Then I would
plant grass, and
take a flower bad on each tide of
make
the walk. I would plant trees on
sack side of the walk. I would
plant trees on each aide of the
school house for shade. Then I
would paint tha fence white.
What 1 Csa Oo To Make My
Groaada Pretty.
Andy Bucurel, Thir Grade, South
Side Primary,
I can pick up paper and take
caro of the flowers and Uses. The
trees make shad# and they are so
pretty.
I can keep the school building
clean and pretty, too.
I can keep the plants and flow
ers and trees .watered, too. Then
people will say the South Side Pri
mary is the prettiest of all.
My Work.
Beaulah Ms* S im ons,
Grad*.
This is what I can do
my school grounds pretty,
picked op.
keep everything
eve
give the flowers
Hi a nice
of water. I can tall the
dren and watch them a? I
not step on the folwers.
there’s just Jots of things
do to keep our grounds
tiest.
I hope that every boy
will try their very best
our school grounds the ,
in the state of Florida.
Tha negro exhibits In the
ed building were not quite
as a year ago. The fair
ties should stress this _
more. Fifteen counties
resented.
A Story of a Trae.
Martha M a^ South Side Primary,
------ Grade.
I am a little tree. I am going
to grow up. I am going to give
the people some abode. I want
tho Liras to build nests in my The very best B attery
branches.
The wind carte one day and blew
EXIDE
my leaves all off, and the nests
were not covered, but the sun
came out and gave me some more
leaves. I began to grow n lot af We re-charge and r e p a i r j
ter this, but a boy came and broke
makes of Batteries
off my brunches and I most died
but lor a man came and fixed me
RAY BR
up.
My School Groaada.
Doris nupkins, South Side Pri.... mary, Fourth Grade.
The way I con keep my school
grounds prettier than any other ia
to lutep all the papers picked up.
Tell some one else to keep them
picked up, too. I can tell tno chlL
dren not to forget the trash can.
Another is to keep off the trees
and not Bwing on them. The tree
will bo a great help to us nnd give
us shade so wo can play under
■ / £
them.
We do not want nnybody to step
on the- -----flowers.
They will
1 *
wwmmm ggrow
s v p
up big nnd have pretty blossoms.
Some will be purple, red, and If it war*
pink.
any better
than la tu r n e d ____ , „
South Side the Prettiest.
Eugene Estridge, South Side School tablishment you can feel
Fourth Grade.
We are going to have the pret mtisfled in your own
tiest playground soon. The Pa that we would be _
rent-Teachers’ Associtlon and the better article. T h is ,___
city are helping us to plant grass is a human Impossibility*
so we can plant some flowers.
I am going to help keep the bake a perfect bread and pi
feet pastry.
paper off the grounds. We are
going to make Mrs. Arrington
happy and everybody else. We
will have some see-saws, too.
We are going to make people
a n fo r d
a
think the inside of our side of our
school is a library with books and
things.
R 0U T H B A K 1
S
M
BREAD
Announcing the Consolidation of the Sanford Mortgage
Loan Co. with the Seminole County Abstract Co.
N e w F irm to b e K n o w n a s
Title Guaranty and Mortgage Company
THE SANFORD MORTGAGE LOAN CO. HAS PURCHASED THE SEMINOLE CO. ABSTRACT CO. AND
HAS RETAINED MR. CHESTER GOODRICH, HEAD OF SEMINOLE CO. ABSTRACT CO, AS MANA
GER OF THE TITLE DEPARTMENT. WE ARE PREPARED TO HANDLE ALL TYPES OF ABSTRACT
AND TITLE GUARANTY WORK.
WE WILL CONTINUE THE LOAN DEPT. MONEY CAN BE BORROWED IN ANY AMOUNT.
Officers:
S. 0. Chase, Pres.; Geo. W. Knight, Vice Pres, and Gen. Mgr.; Alfred Foster, Sec.; B. F. Whitner, Treas.; H. R. Stevens, Asst. Sec.; Chester
Goodrich, Mgr. Title D ept
109 S. PARK AYE.
PHONE 369
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%r n « HmM P r h t h t
Inform ation regarding the plana for reducing income
, la tfa rt, n«M «.
ta x es is welcomed by every person whether th a t person has
Itco n t C liu Matter, Oc, til*, at tha Poatofflca at a sm all income o f counts his returns in the m illions. Espec
Florida, unde* act of March ially a t th is tim e o f the year,when the average person is de
votin g m any wearisome hours to figuring ju s t how much it
COMBI.
P m M tal la necessary for him to pay, is the matter o f reducing the
k DMAB, TlM-rmM*a< scale of paym ents o f great interest.
; f A K ~U B E n O
IN .T N M .
The present law calls for a maximum surtax of fifty
I ta A m »
Pie 148
percent; normal tax rates of four percent on incomes up to
i r n o t RATESl
.17.00. Six Months It.tO four thousand dollars a year and eight percent above that
tn C Ity by Carrier gsr amount.
Edition | l
There are three tax reduction plans upon , which the
Tl
IU j
Wasuington'a Birthday. •"
Big Country, Small Man.
“Go Fast, Sm Oar Jail."
That Sinclair •Tip."
Copyright, 1911
compctltion.—E ustis' u W ' rJ J J J A
Suggested
oil
sales
.<__
York Tribune.
WHEN THE last century waa
On Detroit river ships that n... *
beginning they laid the comer
in tho night are all view*! SfJ
stone of Bunker Hill Monument
suspicion.—Pontiac Press
WiU>
and Daniel Webster, a big man in
a small nation, said: “America
From what we have been aM. ,
has furnished to tho world the
earn of tno past records 0f t n
character
of
Washington.
And
if
- f a Si O bituary fight in th e House b.centering. The Melldn plan sugg& ts a our American institutions had done
three of these candidates. * e
U L BOTfCISiI
of the opinion that Mr. JennlJI? ,
ta r d a of thnnVa. restitution* surtax maximum df twenty-five percent; norm al nates cut nothing else, that alone would
ItM of e n te rta ln m e n ta w here to three percent on incomes up to four thousand dollars and hnve entitled them to tha respect
boa the best qualifications for
‘
a r e m ade, w ilt be c h a r re d
office, so the ““dope”
a— ." iL..
that' hU -J
r e c n la r ad v e rtisin g rate s.
six percent above th a t amount. The Gamer plan calls for a of manklhd."
chances
. . .
-.of success nre irrovrim*")
normal tax : THIS i s Washington’s Birthday.
t T H E AMOC1ATED PRESS maximum surtax, of forty-four percent with
brighter suits us.—Diuio City Ban* ^
non,
*-*
I A ssociated P re ss la sx c lu s- rates of two percent up to four thousand dollars and four If he came back, ho would find a
e n title d to th a use fo r rep u b bigger
nation
and
smaller
men.
- o f dll naw a tU apatchea percent between four, thousand dollars and' eight thousand
Frank E. Jcnninr. i anf !0f,n rHe would wonder at the patience
isrWIse
or not dthai
to
Mnrtin are tho most diseased
In this paper and also tha dollars and six percent above eight thousand dollars. This with which this nation stands taxa
plan
also
increases
in
personal
exemptions
from
two
thous
news pubftahad herein. All
didates for gubernatorial honorTu
without representation. The
.of , re-puhllcatlon of special and five hundred dollars now allowed heads of families with tion
Florida nt pre«,nt. Mr. JcrnitaM L
taxation of a hundred kinds is now
lies herein are alao reserved.
winning much ground of late, bni
incomes under five thousand dollars and two thousand dol laid upon the people without rep
(DAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1924 lars now allowed heads of families with incomes of over resentation by a hundred corpora
Martin of Jacksonville seems wS
oHHecloa—
tions, amounting to billions a year
entranched with powerful interest,
HowtoVoo
THOUGHT FOR TODAT five thousand dollars to three thousand dollars in both cases, a sum that would make King
supporting him. — Stuart Res.
line MV
songer.
j Is no man that hath power and from one thousand dollars to two thousand dollars in the George’s little taxes seem trivial.
th* spirit to retain the spirit: case of single persons. The Frear plan m aintains the pres
WASHINGTON’S
CHARAC
-SJW G
John W. Martin at last is on the
■'h ath he power to the day of ent rate of surtaxes but suggests the reduction of normal TER would nuzzle some modern
defensive. »Hc is explaining thinw
HAt 2
■nd there is no discharge taxes to two percent on incomes up to four thousand dollars politicians. He worked for the
He is denying those things that hn
it war,—Ecclesinstes'8 :8.
government without pay. Histuand four percent above th a t amount.
hus said before. lie will bo keat
rians say that he was proud and
I busy now explaining why he « .
It is well for payers of income taxes to keep posted on would
TO UNDERSTANDING.
stand at receptions with His
fused to co-operate with the pro
R road to Understanding the fight now in progress and know the different plans that hands behind his back to nvoid
hibitionists in their fight to mal,.
unfolding with the years,
are brought up. The average person today is vitally concern shaking hands with ordinary visi
Florida dry. John belongs to the
lied by skies of Sorrow
ed in seeing some satisfactory plan carried to execution tors. If he were living nt the
other
side of the house.—Tumna
forever raining tears.
White House now, he would prob
Observer.
without too much talking.
ably stand with his hands deep in
------------- o------------B • road to understanding,
his pockets.
Tho Ocala Banner nails to its
However, there is nothing to
Long «nd crooked is the trail,
“Sanford
Facts.”
masthead the following ticket(trenches to ‘the gateway *
worry about on this Washington’s
For president, Thomas J. Walsh of
Birthday. The country that has
Of the land of Nevcr-fail.
Montana; for vie'■-president, a, A
Beginning with today’s issue The Sanford Herald will produced great men In emergencies
Murphrec of Florida. A pretty
i’n a road to onderstonding
publish on the front page “Sanford Facts” which will give will produce them again.
good ticket, but H would he ini.
dark bushes of Despair
True,
this
nation
that
produced
proved by turning it end for end
readers accurate information concerning Sanford.
These nt the same time Washington,
many wayside scratches
—Flant
City Courier.
facts
will
be
authentic,
complete
and
up-to-date
in
every
B scars of deepest Card,
Franklin, JefiTerson and so mnny
That
is
whet we think and shall
respect and will furnish readers with valuable information others, knows not where to look
act upon tho Courier’s atlvict—
i’* s 'road to understanding concerning their city.
for a Democratic candidate this
Ocala Bnnncr.
M rs of Love, so sweet anti
year.
, ■.?
In
compiling
the
dntn
necessary
for
the
publication
of
But wo live in boom times of
rare,
oa hoping that each morrow this information Thu Herald is undertaking no small task. money making. Men of ability
To secure the necessary information from reliable sources it have been fnr away from public of-i
leans our destination there.
How F arm er and Consumer A re Stung1 a
is necessary to devote much time to the work. However, it fairs in their activity. That w ill;
a
i*a a road
SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER
__ to understanding,
lfT» is believed there is n big demand for information of this change, You can welcome Wash
ington's Birthday knowing that
_ jt ever, shines the goal,
it borders right on Heaven— character and that the people who live in this section are de every section of this country con
Sovon nnd n half billion dollars | priced things they must buy, that
The Path that purifies tho roul. sirous of knowing more about the city in which they reside. tains men, young nitd old, who is what the furmcr is collecting for is putting fo many furmers out ot
—By Winona Fluven.
It m ight be a wise idea for readers to clip these "San possess Washington’s quality, products of tho farm.
business.
Given by the Stetson University Glee
courugo, integrity, patience and
Pot* these same products tho con
ford
Facts"
each
day
and
paste
them
in
a
scrap
book
where
A
farmer
talking
with
Mr.
A.
E.
They will be ready for sumer pays 22 lx billion.
: G«t up and do something
Brown, secretory of the National
they can be easily consulted. Strangers are continually re patriotism.
Clubs, Tuesday, February 26th, 815 at
work when the time comes.
-o
The huge 15-bilUon difference— Stabilization Committee, nt Salina,
You can't go ahead by Bitting questing information about Sanford ami those persons who
called tho "spread”—is absorbed by Kas., told of buying n binder in
have these facts on hand will be in position to furnish in MR. JOE L. EARMAN, known speculators, middlemen and other 1901 nnd another one like it in
'i t - '
Milane Theatre. Admission 75c and
to everybody in Flotirin, and for toll-takers.
quirers with reliable information, that will be of great worth some
1922. The binder bought in 1901
time n magistrate in West
L et • man mnko money and it is to the city.
Here is importnnt high-cost-ofthe Salina farmer 120 bushels
__
_______
_ to ki
teep from
Palm Beach, had the following living information, ulso important cost
$1.00. Seats reserved any afternoon at
tty,
hard for _
him
of
90-cent
wheat. Tho same binder
inf*tued for something or other.
Boosters for Sanford will also see to it th a t information motto posted in his court: "Go under-paid-furmer nows. It ex bought in 1922 cost tho farmer 258
and sec our city. Go fast and plains the rise and rapid develop bushels of dollar-wheat.
concerning this city is sent from time to time to outside peo slow
box office.
sco our jail.”
I t begins to look ns if th*s
ment of tho co-operative marketing
This
farmer
told
of
buying
a
set
ple
who
might
be
interested
in
bringing
capital
here
and
as
Whnt ho said lie meant—those movement in the United States, u of work harness in 1901 for $23.
Shenandoah’s trip ' to thb North
that went too fast saw the jail, movement everybody should help The
will l»o postponed until some sisting in making this the city it ought to be.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARISH HOUSE
same kind of harness, in 1922,
nation has shown the way.
The publication of “Sanford Facts" will be a daily feat from the inside. That might bo n along.
cost the fanner S80.
good
motto
for
the
Teapot
Dome:
--------o-------ure of The Herald.
• ,,
BUILDING FU N D .
terms of bushels of wheat
investigating committee. Ilut cn-; One hundred anf fifty formers theInharness
The St, Petersburg boy, who
--------------o----------—
bought
in
1922
cost
thusinsm there seems to be waning. sut down to u banquet at Imbler. three times ns many bushels as
lu lle d his father, matner and two
The committee is resting from Ore. Virtually everything on the
L s is tetrs,
r s certainly had a complex
More
Street
Signs
Are
Needed.
Thursday to Monday. Fortunntely table hud been produced on a farm. the harness bought in 1901,
. fo r annihilation.
Another Kunsas farmer butcher
Senator Walsh nnd others like On tho basis of the price the ed
;,. *--------O— ——
..........
.......He
_ took the
i>s hide
i w to^ town!
a culf.
Sanford is badly in need of more street signs. Strangers him nre on the committee. They farm
H That photographer, who flew
er
gels
for
his
products
plus
j^mf
wn^pnM
YoYcVite'for
‘it. He
into Vesuvius to get n picture of in the city are A?UKfiSA?iiig grpat difficulty in finding their probably will see to it, that the in the Inhor cost of preparing the din needed two leather pump washers.
the CCatCr# must have been tryijui: -way. about Uccaiwe. there are a good.many street*} -uucUave- vest (gallon duos not “fi^fiu 4qut."
th a t banquet jmat 1G cents a They cost him *1.' Thg onr of the ■ <;
-io-oblige a dozen or more import
“'|o prepare himself fo£ the rim e nues without signs.
i
"A COMMUNITY BUILDER
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. . basis
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..V.V
»■»•••>•
,
",
.
.
ant
officials
whose
names
have
"
Conmuted
on the
of. _Port- 1u50-tilnt
.1 .u calf
*< hidel would have made
^8fter.
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Every (,ay many automobiles containing tourists pass | been found among the stock^gam- ]at^ |, o lt>, restaurant and hotel Mr!
Murphy Wheaton H ---------------F. P. FORSTER,
President
H.- -F.- WHITNEll, Cashier
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s Several members of the royal through the city and their upinion of Sanford is formed by blei‘» connected with the Teapot prices thnt Imbler farmers’ ban- -Minn.,
• • ’ writes
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family of Italy have the ''flu,” but their short Htay here. When they have trouble finding the Dome enterprise.
qnct
would
each
diner.
r tt have cost
n, a plate.
“^n paj()
tbc Wheaton
market average
th at ft only consistent with the re streets they are looking for and find it necessary to devote
$atMrr.:.-a d.ffcrence
ofr ci
S1..19
pric0
for the product,
of
NOT AM, of those Teapot gufa Tim spread tolls the stoiy of ig()ij are not a|)OVe wj,nt they were
cent flights made by the royalty
considerable time to making inquiries as to th e location of ble is nre as happy ns they might the .consumersi "high cost of liv- in Iy, 3( bul wc ure pnyin' from
of certain other nations.
certain streets the city is not making friends. While on the be. Some were let in on the ing.’ It tells the story, too, of the 100 to 200 ppr cenl‘ ' , 0pe for
Some state papers who have other hand strangers finding it easy to go about the city will ground floor, and made money if farm er's imulequate return on his
they got out in time. Hut ethers investment in land, farming equip everything tho fnrmer needs." That
-been headlining Martin have cook'd
were let in through a hole in the ment nnd labor In crop production. tells the story- of the "spread” be
down considerably in their en- become boosters and be (if great assistance in its growth.
tween the purchasing power of the
If Sanford is to have tourists during the winter season roof and dropped all the way down Here’s another exhibit:
thusiasm for the candidute during
product and the price he
past few weeks. Keep it up for it must see that provision is made for taking care of them to the cellar. They were told
A statistician computes that in farmer’s
W IT H
must
pay
for the things he must
when
Sinclair
oil
was
selling
at
three months more.
in every way possible. Money spent for placing street signs about ?I 8 a share thnt wonderful 1912 the margin between the cost buy.
of u barrel of flour nnd the bread
*v.
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—
"We have a price-fixed tyranny
Every person should have n would be money well invested and would w ithout a doubt re things were going to happen. They made from it was $10.80,
the part of all other industries,”
bought eagerly and wonderful
checking account nt a reliable sult in bringing much favorable comment.
In 192.T the margin was $18.20. on
said
Air. Murphy, "but the farmer
things did happen. The stock
------------- o------------bank. It is the orderly wny to do
The wheat that went into the is outside
the door.” There is the
dropped
down
around
$20.
Many
buainess. It gives one a permanent
WHEN BAD MEN combine, the good m ust associate; to whom that beautiful tip was barrel of flour in ID141 cost virtual reason for tho "spread."
’ record of his financial transactions
ly the same on the farm, ns the
ami cultivates the habit of thrift. else they will fnll, one by one, an unpitied sacrifice, In a con given are sick, sore and uad finan wheat that went inti* the barrel o* When the fanner sells, he sells
to nn organized market—a market
cially today.
--------a-------flour in 1928. Yet the consumer, organized
temptible struggle.—Edmund Burke.
to take speculative
Conservative estimates show that
last year paid ?7.50 more fnr the
| seven hundred ami thirty million
•
FRIENDS in England and bread made from the barrel of 1028 profits. When he goes into the
dollars a year is spent for movies.
,n ronce are worried.
'flour than he paid for the bread market to buy, he buys from an
SEND W. J. BRYAN
About seven dollars n year is col
The English that are well to do m„de from the barrel ot 1912 flour, organized market.
FT. MYERS PRESS
Tho farmer is ihc only unorgnr.think that the end of a cheerful { Other examples:
lected by moving picture compunic ■
world is coming with labor in' jT) the
"
; from every man, woman and child.
he Now
York fruit growing L™LKrwup .'V ? hW»|y organized
In (heir enthusiasm the Under- mistake from eveiy point of view powe.. Ramsay MacDonald will j regionss. last year, growers averuT . in^ uatri«l community.
Buncom Slemp has been sum wood boosters in Florida seem fo to not elect Mr. Bryan as a dele not go as fnr ns the extremists 1u w ,j 75 ccnt* n bushel for apples, Because he lacks organization, be
moned to tentify ns to conversa lose sight of everything but the gate to the National Convention. want, they say. He will he thrown 7;; Cl.nt3 for peara tinj 35 ccntrt cause he lacks determining voice in
the sale value of his commodity,
tions with Fall und McLean while fact that they desire a delegation With many other people who ure out, some one more violent will for peaches.
at Palm Beach. Evidently the to boost Underwood. Now this D not saying much nbout it we be succeed him, then will come the
Ask "Tony" the fruit vendor for the farmer gets but 7 Vi billion dol
members of the committee ure nnl a commendable ambition, but de lieve that Bryan is certainly end of happy days.
an apple in downtown New York lars for products for which the
aware that a man is never re voting a great deal of space to Florida's most distinguished citi
or Philadelphia or Washington. consumer pays the tremendous sum
THE SAME thing has been said Yes. he hns apples. He'll sell you of 22’i billions. For speculatoi s
sponsible for what lie says at Palm abuse of William Jennings Bryan zen, und should be elected. Irre
will never get the support of the spective of likes or di.dike3 we In England many times. But the one for a dime! Pears untl peaches, and middlemen and transportation
iach.
to levy and collect a toll of 15 bil
writer to such a course. Muny should send men to New York who thing has not happened. Worse in season, in proportion.
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...........
.. lions, while the farmer gets but
A suit for one million dollars people think Ilryan is a much safer will mnko an impression that is things were said when Croniwail
A
Kansas farmer, .............
returning
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
damages has been filed uguimt ■coder than Underwood, and bia ut- favorable for Florida, and cer '■hopneil off the Head of Charles jhome after marketing hogs at $7,80 7’,i billions, is n tragic absurdity.
: Edward
Until the hands of these extort Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------------------ -I’hone 94
W. Bok, donor of the pcare titude on many measures meets the tainly there enn be no man or
” 11* Croniwail gave England u hundred, talked with the railroad
rizc. The complainant maintains approval of many more people than woman in the state that can make tho best government, greatest com-;conductor. Tho conductor told tho ionate toll-takers — middlemen,
and high
freight x iH n R E * a E a & a B n a u c E c sB u c z E sn iH 3 iiia R n K X 3 iiR iiH * ii |1
( that his plan should have been th the attitude of Underwood in ihe u stronger nnd better Invpreision mercial prosperity, she had ever farmer he had paid 87.50 for 11 speculators
chargers—are
taken
out
of
the
, winner. Bok hat g>tten himself sa;no subject. The Fort Myers upon tho nation than William Jen known.
10-pound cured ham the day be
farmer's pocket, the return of the
into a worre fix than a baby show, Press thinks it would be a serious nings Bryan.
fore.
Btltmr Than a Mattard P la n tr
THINGS AS dismal were said
and the investigation by the sen
A Chicago newspaper corres agricultural industry to a sound
For Coughs and Colds, Head-*
when England obtained universal pondent, sent Into the Michigan ami profitable basis will bo post
ate ,wa* just the beginning of bin
•ches. Neuralgia,
i\IY
FAVORITE
STORIES
Ifia. Rheumatism
poned.
'•uffrngc.
"What
can
you
expect,’’
i j; *troubles.
potato country, discovers the
was inked, "if you allow men to Michigan potato grower gets nln«
' .’
—
— -n ------------and All Acnea and Pains
The producer is entitled to n,
By IRVIN S. COBB
vote when they own no land uud cents a peck for potatoes which 1greater share of the profits of his
It-looks n< if there is going to
ALL DRUGGISTS
have no money?" But tilings got cost the Chicago housewife 40 j toil and soil. Ho is entitled to nt
be another little war in the BaiThe official liar of the O/.arks jous ones in tho whole world la right better.
\i kmn states. Jugo-Slaviu and Bulleast
another
third
of
the
salo-toIS c a n d 65 c, ja r* s a d tubes
cents a peck at the corner grocery.
Doteful predictions were made
■ fraria eeem to be having some little was entertaining a credulous east- here."
H osp ital tiz a , 5 3.00
Amazed at the "spread" the cor th'c-consuiner value cf his products.
omer
witli
tales
of
the
natural
a
n
!
“
Ever
been
bitted
yourself?”
when Lloyd George compelled t h e ....
......................
„a peck of po- *m the basis ot iigures just cited
difference tliis time. They have
respondent
traced
"Me? No sir. If I ever had a’ rich Englishmen u pay something tn toes'from 'JT'Michlgn"farm* to ^1 the farmer should hnvo another 7 Vthexe Uttle wars so much of the zoological marvels to be found in
been I wouldn’t be settin’ here liko a fnir share of the taxes, 1but Chicago table, anil made note of billions. To get that other 7 Vj
time in the Balkan states that an the udjacent mountains.
He spoke convincingly of the talkin’ to you now. I’d be out yon prosperity increased.
outsider hasn’t u chance, any more
the tolls that peck of potatoes paid billions thnt s coming to him—that
Englishmen know how to adapt in th at short distance. Railroad other third of the sale-to-thethan ho has with Mexico, unless he habit t of the hydrophobia skunk. der in the graveyard. But I had
From the depths of bis boundless one mirhty close call here the themselves to circumstances, even freights, handling, j :hbcr’3 and eonsumcr value of his products—
books one at least u year ahead.
imagination he conjured up a vivid other day—or rather, my team of to a I.uber Government.
Wholesale profits added K cents tn the farmer must take control nf hit,
Major General Patrick of tin? description of the giant panther mules did."
the 9 cents the Michigan farmer jelling market. Co-operative mar
M ERCHANTSAND MINERS
■if
Bald
Peak
which
lured
its
vic
"How did it happen?”
IN FRANCE the worry Is nbout was paid for his pock of potntoes. keting offers him this opportunity.
Army Air Service predicts that
“Well, sir, I was Urivin’ up currency, a serious worry. While That brought the price up to 17
TXANSrOSTATION
speeding through rp.ice nt more tims to its den by uttering cries
The co-operaHva idea is growing.
j than two hundred miicdan hour on suggestive of a lost child’s wails. through the knobs on my way home Germany was printing currency cuntn. The remaining 23 cents he Efficient, business-like organlzu • j
COMPANY
a voyage covering about thirty He told of the albino bud: deer from town. All of a sudden light that, went to nothing, France was found, tickled the “innards” of the tions of producers to reguiute pro
ntr.iM iT
i
*
*, . , !»i rr.
t-'rixii Jin'V.fiin ill,. r„
1 thousand miles nnd passing over that hud been hunted for years in the middle of the road I seen Printing tens of billions of bonds. Chicago rctnller’s cadi register—
I’r s u i J n l.i.*;*> lilt* T«
duction
and
handle
the
sales
end
of
dun 11 ry
lln r
II twenty-three different countries nnd still had eluded the most skill- nn old bull-rattler us big a round The Germans, at least, paid no in to cover expense of dilng business
t t l l a n l l f ('In
*:t '. »'(
H l t s r -1 P»l»«
‘‘ a n d '-completely circumnavigating ful trackers and the sm artest through the body as my.leg ir> at terest on their enormous!/ in unH provide profits. “Accent on the farmer’s business arc practical.!
H u llin io r r. II,).
:ii)hM
t .V n r V » rk .
V.
S i'll.In,;. Ita -,.
the globe in five days is an avi- hound-dugs and tho keenest murk.s- the thigh. He waa coiled up ready flated currency. The French pay the profits," comments tho corres They are making profits for tobnc- •
i :.K
I'Mtr 'r'ptili. Pa. ........
Thl'-ait’i,
II’.
men.
Inevitably
the
gifted
fictionto
sting
with
ull
his
rnttlex
goin'!
interest
on
their
bonds
and
must
•h
in
the
nut
far
<a.
is
atop',
f-cam
v-h’-’M
•f-tlHliurtth
Pn.
3J--M
JE iA to L . ___
pondent, who made the investiga co and cotton growers in the South
' H f , r ln u !, n .
:m.n
s iiv n n itn b , (In.
•>1. distent
(listen future might become a ro ist at length worked his way 1 was right on top of liim before I keep on paying, redeem or repu tion.
*
llr
t
r
i’l
t,
lllr
h
.
:mJ for Ihj cilrur. fruit growers in
41.11.1
through the fniina until lie reached seen him i8td junt lu 1 did see him diate then. Meanwhile they must
•v 'nil-.
♦.’Iuntr-il, |*. (j,
ollty.
zu.r.r,
*V V iihhlnxIoti. I). C.
• Jli*'
he up and struck.
tho Hiihject of *t.a!tei.'
print francs, und the francs drop.
Those are striking illustration.’ tho Southwest.
*V! j ll.,ni:ni
>nd rail. *V ia CnHlirioro o r P h i l a d e lp h i a ana
rail.
' Spenkin’ of snakes," he saiil,
"But my mules are smart. They
Co-operation is tho practical j
J5/222!,638 passenger curs nnd
of the "spread” between the pro
r— A l l - w n t .r vl
HOWEVER. THE French hnvo
ire in n»e in the Unit«d "I reckin’ there’s more snakes and both shied off in different direc
Ot P llllad.lphl;,. ||, r ■‘I'll.nli.Iptiln ,»r l.nltlf*i'*rr; illrei-t co nnectloas
tions ho inst'id of hittin' either one the real wealth, which is patriot ducer nnd tha consumer that re way out. Government can help.
/
State*.
*83
fi-lOth
per
cent
of^
the
!
"
um
snakes
within
10
miles
«r
hero
*- d a y s lay o v er n t It '111 1110re.
I'-f S
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1 <1
I E OK i L i ...... Ii,
..I ,>
Til l i*t« Ineluili- no. Ir <i x e r p t t ' r k e t s f o r H .ivntinah. C a .) All rnoni*
world’s total of automobiles are ] than there is anywhere else on of them he seta his fangs in the ism. courage, intelligence, high veal the "middleman” a 3 the toll It is disposed to help. Existing
s o m e r o o m s o n o il ie r ste a m e r
laws legalizing co-operatives, ex
hickory wagon-tongue.
It wu mcthnnk-ul skill, imlustiy ami pow gatherer.
tired in the United States, Since j
have ",7x m 'eh^r"r.
k
"What sort of snakes are they?" lucky I had an ax along with me." er to save.
s.vii.iviis i'«u t*vr/riunni.;
the, beginning of 1923 an increase
Mr. B. F, Yoakum, an authority isting laws to finance co-operaNAit.f\cis r o l l P IIIIA U K t'
VIn Smi*iifinli, SU'D p, jj
p m a.
of 8,498,000 antotnobiles in the asked the greenhorn, his cyet bulg “To kill the snake with, I sunIf:
there
were
in
Europe
one
on
economics,
says
his
study
of
the
fives,
muy
be
expanded
and
modiing and his ears cocked.
pose?"
V ln S w t s n i l l i Si**0 Pi
Allrabaur
- world have been made. Automobile
fied
as
need
is
indicated.
man
or
one
nation
powerful
enough
farm
er's
marketing
problem
the
■It-rU -M -r. P e h . 2.1
“All sorts—hoop-snake;, grass"No, he got away. Soon as he'd
tUiinrr-lrr, Prl,.
\ n » * n r t t r l , F r b . J*
I ' m inn
development has progressed most unukes, niilk*r,nukes, cnppjrheads, struck he darted off into the to compel others to stop lighting last three years, has shown thnt on
There is no greater, no mort
M i-itn rtl
Autontnlillra eiirriril a n i l s t e n n u - t s . d n e i a d l n z r i n s e d e a r#
rapidly in the English-speaking sjiruadin' udders, highland mocca bushes. But by the time I could und begin building, troubles would th coverage the consumer of farm lasting service tho government ran
grub
the
ax
and
jump
down,
the
sins,
cotton-mouths,
bull-snakes,
countries.
Great Britain hus
soon end.
products pays three times the price render the agricultural industry
Mr 1’n i n ’r'•"" ‘I,r p n *^ r r ‘* 1
l" f i r n i a t l o n o n re<|uesl. a t "A**1
whip-snakes."
wagon longue bad started to swell
1 055,318; Canada G42571; Austral
Meanwhile tho best thing for the farmer gets for them.
"Ask
than to foster and advance prnj.
“Any ratlJers?”
up and atroady hud turned as black
i'r.* 1K o sttr-* "b lrtw lv tip -* ’ I uM in fo rm a tio n ' on reuueat at
ia 180,546, while France has 400,It is the “spread” between their tical co-operative marketing. The
"Any rattlers? Say, roister, the as your hut. I chopped it off just this country to do is to keep out
T l r k .t < » » * , , A , , K’ **rMrrn l A Kr „ t . J a r k s o n r l l l r . V ia .
highest rattlers nnd the ntert piZ'Jn- In time to save the wagon,”
low-priced products and the high- farmer I3 entitled to thlo help.
of it.
h e l U l l li e anil | i | r r ,
K> , lj|}
T e !r |* < fa f •S1'*.
000;
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j\V*
OPERA “ALL AT SEA”
| FIRST NATIONAL BANK!
f o r c in g L a te H a tc h e d C fiic k s
* T o P e a tfie r O u t
'fite y iik e il/
f e e d it w e t
tw ice daily
Go N orth sic
�Ml
phone: Office 148;
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society E ditor;
Residence 217-W
CECILIAN MUSIC CLUB.
TEACHERS* ASSOCIATION OF
The Cecilian Music Club gave a
8 EMINOLK COUNTY MEET
most interesting program last Sat
AT LAKE MONROE
urday afternoon at the studio of
The Teachers’ Association of
Mrs. Fannie S. Munson on Myrtle Seminole county met at tho graded
i y — P i p e Organ Club meets Avenue.
school at Lake Monroe Friday ntih Mrs. Craig H arris on West
The history topic of this meet ernoon and held a very entertain
,t Street at 3:30 p. tn.
ing, was “What England gave to ing and instructive session.
,y —Westminster Club will music in the early centurlct,"cov
Prof. J. T. Jacobs, chairman,
iff
,t a t'th e honie of Mra. J. D. ering the covering the bhrdfc and called the meeting to order, and
Whit*. Stackat Bmm KM |
Well dnutd m a n ketaf tn jrtroodruff, 102
Fourth Street, days of minstrelsy, specially men after the audience joined in singing
P'd.CrtM arCbaKU .. M 0
fa* (tnuBN Bams 5»cd»!» - (ha
' 3:30 P. nr.
tioning the order of date. * King "America," a short scriptural rend
pilcnt C*h*i White Bach. , 7.00
•fifiotl —bttikiM f a ki*» •
’ , • —Truth Seekers Closa will Brian-Rora of the Tenth Senutry, ing followed. Mrs. Harber, secre
C/*i, linn, Oder ar Black
Mart, fafith l**V, fit is-nJcrtddf
[(t at the hbmi of Mrs. W. P. whose harp of clgthccn strings Is tary, then read the minutes of the
f o r J i t - C t
a n d |i»# caoflrtc Mlltfutsm.
elds on Sanford Heights a t 3 now to be seen In tho • Dublin last meeting, which was held at
liili kd.
trflf
M rib viih htmJ-tarnrJ a t r n d
museum.
•>|ock.
_
_
Osceola.
V * •..-•*1 klN D H lI lUf t'.O.O.
b* bad*. Susallltof.AAftlaE.
§y—Tea Cup Fortune TellDunhtable, (called the father of
"Patriotism and how best taught
Dnlui inJk*l fnp St< ■..’t- In hi •(« ,
l , by Mrs. M. Martin at Com* Polyphony) Tallis, whose hymn in our school," the subject chosen
Lnt t*t ik, ih«* ~"kunn li w ill W M ” —iH h , i J m I1m mU.
at 3 o’clock.
fort Cottage, at
tune, (Tallis), Is still sung In our
the committee, was ably handled
I . i j —Bndgc luncheon of So churches. Byrd, who wrote much by
the various teachers placet!
Department o t -Woman’s beautiful music for the Virginals, by
upon the program. All readily re
Los Angeles
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with-Mrs.
J.
ab at 1 o'clock
the instrument Queen Elizabeth sponded and the tortks nnd papers
C
a lifo rn ia
Coleman and Mrs. George delighted to play.
were highly entertaining and en
ivls H art as hostesses.
Then came John Bull (1G03), lightening.
•esday—Mrs. A. B. Peterson the great Virtuoso, who it is said
Professor McKay, first upon the
„,J entertain at bridge at bridge wrote “God Save the King." known program,
began with a brief sketch
lit the Woman’s Club at 3 o’clock, in America as "My Coountry ’Tis of the bravery’ of tho boys of the
prsday—Mrs. L. P. Hagen will of Thee.”
different epochal wars—patriotism
Certain the members of the
Moet famous of all, and for over In time of conflict. He ulso emph
Lovers Club a t 3:30.
two hundred years, England's asized the importance of patriotism
.jcsday—Woman’s Club Chorus greatest composer, was Purscll. in time of peace, true regard for
ive rehearsal at 4 o’clock at the He was organist at twelve years law and order, qualification of offi
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
iiidcnco of Fra. Frank Wood- of age and Anally at Westminster cials
us chosen by voters, study of
North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
|ruff on Oak Avenue.
and then the Chapel Royal, lie
questions, etc.
day—Mrs. F. J . Gonzales died at the early age of thirty- public
Mr*. Arrington then made a few
South
East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
fwill entertain the Duplicate seven. His music was very original remarks upon the well rounded out
Lois
in
Woodruff’s
Sub-Division on easy term s.
■Bridge Club.
and still the delight of nrtists pro character which should begin the
iday—Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat’a grams.
800 acres. Flow ini? Well, Land Solid Body. Sub
development in early childhood and
rircle of Woman's Club will give
Lawcs, bom in 1505, was the tho teaching of patriotism as an
divided in 5 ncrc lots. As whole or in lots. Easy term s.
Subscription Bridge at club intimate friend of the blind poet incentive in the development. Sho
For Fire Insurance see us—30 years in business.
ouso at 8 p. m.
Milton, nnd wrote the music for then called Miss Turner, primary
Jay—Junior G. F. S. meets at his “Cotnus."
teacher, to continue the program.
FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON
J:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs.
Most of this period, was Thomas
Miss Turner spoke of living for
|ff. Gwynn For on French Ave- Arno. We are familiar with the our country as weii as dying for
Phone 4 2 --------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson
“Lass With the Delicate Air.” it and gave many helpful sug__»)■—Mri. W. A.» Fitts and Also tho “Rule Britnnia," besides trestians and devices towurds teach
[Mrs. Hal Wight entertain at several operas, ho wrote music for ing little folks the true meaning
bridge, honoring Mrs. R. S. some Shakespeare plays.
or the word.
■ u H m a a n a R B ig iim a g iu D B n B ir» a R » m a » a g a M
Seelor and Miss Hood.
Galli Curcl and some facts of
Mrs. Barber, secretary of the If BBaBBBBBaaaaaauauaKaaiiMatiUBuaKuaaLiBaBiiBaaBMBaaaB
_»y—Mrs. J, C. Bennett will her life, was tho current topic dis association, was next in line and
ntertaln the members of the cussed.
discussed the importance of mold
GREAT COMEDY SUCCESS
ok Lovers Club a t 3:30 p. m.
Mrs. Craig Harris, pianist, was ing of character in the teaching of
iy — Christian
Endeavor the assistant talent and gnve n patriotism. Sho spoke of lessons sin
■N
Ulurnnl banquet 8 p. m. Presby- group of much enjoyed solos. For of thrift, effort, cultivating an at ua
i
irian Social Rooms,
an encore, she gave McDowell’s 1titude of cheerfulness, finding joy ■
an
sy—Salllo Harrison Chapter, “To a Wild Rose.”
in every duty, also the prectlce cf ■a
|h\ S. D. A. R., will give n recepPiuno numbers from the club i patience, kindness, perseverance a s
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on at the Woman’s Club from members were:
and benovclcncc.
RU
3:30 to 6 p .m.
Air do Ballet .............. Chandnnde
Patriotism as taught in the ■ ■
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day—Library closed on WashRebecca Stevens.
Grammar school was efficiently ■
ngton’s birthday,
Trio—March ...........
Behr hnndled by Mrs. Babbitt, who en ■ ■
day—George Washington So- Byron Fox, Emmet Fox and Wil larged upon the primary methods
|cial at the Methodist Church at
liam Morrison.
an dad vised the study of biography ■ ■
p.
given by the Epworth “Over Hill'and Dale" ........
.... in the higher grades as history re aa
■a
eague.
Harriett Rossiter.
volves around the lives of great aa
aa
ay—Mrs. John Meisch and "Duet1* (Groups of First Steps).... men.
aa
|Mrs. Harry Heeren will enter.................- ......... - .......... Prosser
“To die for our country is es
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|tain at bridge at tho Woman’s
Pauline Muerhead.
sential, hut it is more necessary to aa
ub at 3 o’clock.
f
Hilda Murehead.
live for our country," quoted a a
ty—Woman’s Chorus rehear- Homo Number “ Days of Yore"
Mrs.'Maxwell when called to give aa
aa
*1 at club house at 4 p. m.
...................... - .......... Kngleman her views ns used in High school. aa
jturday—Story hour ai Library,
Madaline Mallem.
She stated that the subject was a a
(it 3 p. in.
“Turkish March (from the Ruins handled very much through re ■a
Jtunlny—Cecilian Music Club
of Athens) .........Beethoven
Uproarious FurTand Laughter
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search work and the writing of B«
aa
■ill meet at 3:16 p. m. at the Sarah Williams, Mildred Hand and essays. Mrs. Maxwell also sug aa
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aa
as
Studio of Mrs. Fannie S. MunHelen White.
gested a set of hooks, “The Making aa
aa
aa
on on Myrtle Avenue.
“To Spring" ....... Tygvuetorjusson of n Citizen," which she consider aa
|turday—Mrs. W. M.; Scott will
Irma Smith.
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ed very fine.
*PRESENTED BY A
jjj
an
entertain a t a bridge breakfast
Lit!lb Folks, Group:
Superintendent Lawton’s ideas !NB
at 12:30 at her home on Oak (n) Waltz in F.
were brought out in a brief talk
Wenue.
(b) Marry Go Rround........ Bilbro wherein *ho-exemplified 'Hir ntctmv : :
il ..............
.......... NEW* •YORjfev .CAST................. «a v
■a
HaWl'Totf.
sity of educating the heart. In a ■a
"Boy Sfout March" .......... Martin previous talk he urged ii small con aa
SHADOWS.
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|sr heart of mine, the shadows “Hungarian Melody ...............Behr tribution from school children to aa
nre creeping,
Ruth Pearmnn.
wards u monument of John Rchcnn, SS
lie curtains nre drawn, the "The Secret ......:................. Gautier one of the early settlers of the an
SECOND NIGHT
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hearth fire burns bright;-} Betty llintermister.
state, which in to be erected nea- ■3
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)wn from the skies the wan stars
.Jacksonville.
aa
nro peeping,
Mrs. Augusta Eigenmnnn of Or The program was concluded by a a a
\ml memory ntalks through the lando spent Sunday with her short drill, “The Building of the aa
aa
long, lonely night!
daughter, Mrs.- Fred Daiger.
Flag,” by eight of the school boys
SS
after which all joined in singing
Sir. nnd Mrs. W. S. Fay of Ge "Dixie."
|«n remember (though memory
■£
chills me)
neva, N. Yi, nre among the ar
An cnjoynble social hour fol
He lift of your laughter that rivals in the city Sunday.
lowed in which strawberries, cake
rings through the years;
and punch were heartily partaken. aa
Mrs. Wm. Levy nnd Mrs. R.
Tho teachers will meet next
kd your eyes filled with love- Hiaemnn of Tallnhasscc and their month nt Chulunta and as the oc ■S
guests, Mr, nnd Mrs. Lewis S. casion is so near St. Patrick's day aa
light?
Kahn of Washington, D. C., who nil teachers arc requested to be ■2
|(0h. God, how it thrills me!)
aa
aa
I grope through the shadows, are touring the stale, spent the ready with a typical Irish joke.
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week end here at the Valdez.
eyes blinded with tears!
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Mr. nnd Mra. C. M. Russell of an
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|l had known, dear, that some day
mg
Greenville, S. C., are among the -aa
you’d leave me,
tending Keith Vaudeville in Orlan out of state visitors arriving in San
[Wistful nnd lonely—and want do Saturday evening were G. W. ford Sunday and nre pleasantly
: :B
ing you so,
Spencer, Jr., Johnnie Meisch, Pe located at the Valdez for an ex ■
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[oil, with your kind heart, would ter Schnal, Sain Fleischer. Mr. nnd tended stay.
ss
Mrs. Robert Herndon and Mrs. J.
not willingly grieve me),
|Fast would I hold you, and not S. Stumon.
One had to admire the Pinellas
let you go!
lara S. McCulley in Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Kent of booth. It seemed to have every BB
Season Tickets Only $3.00
Star.
Winter Park, announce the birth thing ,and its appearance was ■a
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of n daughter, on Sunday, Feb.
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|W. G. nilzzard of Baltimore, 21. The little lassie has been very pleasing.
CHAUTAUQUA WEEK HERE, MARCH 19
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will be remembered here as Claire
B a a a z a a iB ia a n a E a ia a a B n a a a iiU B a a G a H a a B a a B n ia & a a H a a u
Walker.
iGetnge F. Jenkins returned Sun)y from Columbus, Ga., where
Rentfit of Episcopal church,
Mr. George G. Jenkins, of Chi
spent the past week on lam cago, has arrived, nnd is a guest Monday, Mar. 3rd, front 4
WEDNESDAY ;
ps.
HIGH
of the Ralston. Mr. Jenkins is (ill 0 at the home of Mrs. J.
president of the George B. Swift
FEB. 27TH
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[Mrs. J. L. Matth:ws nnd Miss Company, which recently secured N. Robson by the Girls’ a SCHOOL
IN ORLANDO
lina Cooley left Monday morning contract to build n new store Friendly Society.
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|r Miami and Palm Beach where house for the Central of Georgia
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MV will spend several weeks.
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Railway Company in this city at
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a cost of some «(50,000 to $70,000.
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[Mrs. Margaret Barnes of Or- His company is not a stranger in
n.
indo spent Sunday writh her pa Columbus building circles, for it
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pist:, Copt, and Mrs. W. A. Fitts, constructed the magnificent new
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roundhouse-and machine shops for Is Taking the Country By a
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the Central of Georgia Railway in
Storm
|C. I). Ogbunt of Winston-Salem, this city. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins
I- C., arrived in Sanford Sunday have spent much of the present A f-ninpltiu* .«*i In
a
I-Iilnru. I l l tiles,
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[f an indefinite stay, making his winter nt Sanford, Fla., where the tirlirlit
n i l c o u n te r * , k rucl.x. 3
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sd'iuarters at the Valdez.
Geo. B. Swift Company has been illce. bonk o f rule.-! a n d
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pnigumery, Ala., spent the week- years tho company has built rail- ] c ln a tln K . All In u t t r a e D
id here at the Values cn route to road shops and stations in several1 t l v e box. s e n t p r e n a l d i n'
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f®t Kihm weer a congenial parS a t e e n S lab- J o i n ; T a b le
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motoring to Daytona Beach on and will he joined in a few days C o v e r , w i t h co lo red d r a
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by Mrs. Jenkins.—Columbus En gloo n a ndye sig
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p o c k e ts ,
quirer-Sun.
Mbs Marion Crawford, of Ats t r i k i n g c o lo r e d stltclu-d
IS
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K x trao rd ln ary
!1*a. Ga., Field Agent of the
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®«riean Red Cross is in tho city
a
Ol'IT’ Ml
Opera “All at Sea” W er owinilltivs eATKIN
r a short stay and is stopping
n d p re p a i d on* coni*
’ the Valdez.
ono
s e t a n d tablf*
by Stetson Glee Club, cpol evteer Ma*ail-J
d e s c r ib e d a b o v e o n ro*
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of
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_^!nani, always strong on smnll Milane, Tues., Feb. 26.
Chinn-Americon Imparting Co.
was just as strong this
IIIe- Here were shown 48 varie- Benefit Parish House
I l l West 63th St. New York
of preserved fruit and vegeBldg. fund.
ltle products.
WORLD RENOWNED VIOLINIST
•% L E & D A R 1
FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TE
ss
“G IV E
AND
TAKE”
SI r e d p a t h
!
A good place to p u t some of it where others a re
m aking profits is in
HI-A-LEAH
th a t phenomenal new city growing rapidly ju s t
a t Miami’s northw est gate.
HI-A-LG-AH is only th ree years old and is known
as Miami’s fastest grow ing suburb.
An Increase of 600 per
cent in Three Years, or
200 per cent a Year
9 I . »| .
The first advertisem ent announcing sale of H ia
leah lots was published in Miami February 1,1921.
The prices of lots were from §100 to $500.
C H A U T A U Q U A !
These same lots now, with three years of devel
opment of Hialeah, have value of from $600 to
ji Just °o713 BigAttractions i\
W hat will the next tw o or three years mean to th e
value of this property?
ssss
AUDITORIUM
M a h -Jo n g
2
Hialeah Homes are ju st
the Right Distance
From Miami
You are invited to visit Hialeah and look over th e
investment opportunity. See what has been ac
complished in th ree years, then estimate, if you
can, what Hialeah will be in two or three years
more.
-TABLECOVERS
$
Mischa Elman
Opera “All at Sea”
>y Stetson Glee Club,
Jilane, Tues., Feb. 26.
jenefit Parish House
fund.
Spring Samples—New Styles
Reserved Seats on Sule ul
ALL WOOL, Suits tailored, to measure—§25.00.
P H I L P I T T ’S
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS
303 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Ave.
"
58 N. Orange Ave.
,
Curtiss-Bright Co.
Miami Offices:
56 West F lagler S t , 131 E ast Flagler S t,
and Elser P ier
m
Orlando, Fla.
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�pW TH Zr
tw*fe
In Th
lem on •’cotoriKt- ftnd ^ w hltR
sp o tted cow. tojracd In le ft ca r.
“C herokee N a 44";
lin e . red and
w h ite cow w ith
While awlU-b. u tor id In le f t ea r.
"C herokee No. TS’rs
One d a rk brow n r.t.vr w ith a w h ite
spot on r t« h t le x n ex t t o belly, t a r g rd In le ft ear. "C h ero k ee No. 7«'*;
One llttht b rln d le cow , t a m e d In
left ear. “ C herokee No. >S";
One rod and w h ite cow. ta in te d
In loft ear. “ C herokee No. ST":
One ta n colored cow w ith b lack
CINCINNATI, O , Feb. 25-O ut- points
.ta m e d In le ft ea r, "C h ero
fieidcr Ed Roush said Saturday k ee No. U S ” !
that he docs not expect to come to
One h u tt headed lig h t ta n cow
Cincinnati this week to discuss his With b rln d le face an d tw o s ilts In
1924 contract with the directors of Vlitltt e a r and ta g g e d In lo ft ear.
JADEL isi OUT RICKARD CHARGEi TOURNEY, SAID
i S . L 4 A.GAGE BEING IN LEAGUE ROUSH W O N ’T
TALK T O REDS
W I T H SCALPERS
tCON, Gn.. Feb. 25—Withtl of the Citadel today cat
•field to 13 teams in the S: I. A.
.basketball tournament which
; hero tomorrow, sending Cen'collojfo into the second round
ithout a struggle. Twelve of tho
* er teams arrived in Macon to.
in preparation for tho chftmship struggle which will be
ided Thursday night, and Uniquintet,
unity_ of Chattanooga’s
_
ich drew a hyo in tho opening
■nd, will reach here tomorrow.
reason of tho iLtndcl’s default,
ntro and Chattanooga arc match
to play Tuesday mid a hot con
est is considered certain between
Jtcse two strong teams for tho
rig h t to enter the semi-flnnl*.
The first turnnmc.nt held *exluslvely for S. 1. A. A. teams will
»rt tomorrow afternoon when
hail is tipped olT betweun tho
‘ ?rs of Louisiana college nnd
esbyterian College of South CnrMississippi college and
lingham Southern will follow
the third game in tho ufterwill match Georgetown, (Ky.)
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25-Gene
Doyle, well known local sporting
man, associated with Jess Willard the Cincinnati National club.
“I did not make any appoint
In his attempted come-back, has
stepped out In suppdrt of Tom O’- ment with President Herrmann," ■■■■■■■I
Iiourkr’s charges a t Albany, N. Y., •■arid Roush over th e telephone
yesterday that Tex Rieknrd, box- from his home in Oakland City,
ing promoter, was in league with Hud., to the Times S tar late today,
ticket sculper*.
i "I havo not heard nnything reDoyle charged thnt Rickard sub-! ccntly from Mr. Herrmann, and
mltted n contract to Willard for a have no engagements to talk base
5
return bout with Dempsey, call* ball." '
Roush is quoted as saying
ing for $(>0,000 ensh ns n guaran. _ he I S
toe, nn interest in tho motion pic- wants to he with the boys, und will i*
tutes, a percentage of the gntc re go on the Florida trip if things can «■
ceipts over $41)0,000'and a pereen l>e arranged satisfactorily.
5:
tuge of the scalpers’ profits.
__________________
CINCINNATI, O . Feb. 2 5 -Jn k *‘I asked.. Willard
what the ’scalp
ers'
■rs’ profits’ clauses meant,” Doyle ev May has decided to come into : :
Siad. “ He said he knew how Rick- tnu Cincinnati National camp and ■■
aril diil business and that was his settle his diiTerenccn with, the Ver ■■
■■
way of beating the law governing non club of the Pacific Coast lea
gue, without worrying tho Red
the price of tickets.
“Willard wouldn't accept the management ahout his dispute over ■ ■
date set for the return bout, claim- 1a part of the purchase money
■■
The little lefthnndcr, in n letter B B
ing it gave hint too little time to
■
a lle g e , re g a rd n d a s n d a rk borne train
for flueh an important received today by P re sid e n t A u g ■
BB
tho tuurnnmcnt, against Ncw- match.”
ust Herrmann, said he Is pleased ■ ■
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for the right of meeting
with Cincinnati's championship ■
Tex Snvs lie Didn’t
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urman, which also drew a bye.
NIC WYORK,
Feb. 25—Tex prospects nnd that he will accept ■ ■
With tho Citadel out, only two Rickard, New York’s leading box terms in the near future.
■■
tea will l>c plnyvd tomorrow ing promoter, denied emphatically
Wofford meeting Howard in today the chnrges made in Albany
■■
iKh Its . l u r n t , t o - w l t . W . M.
first nnd Mercer playing Mill- yesterday hy Tom O'Rourke, for tlirm
Ilniitttli’k, .lr„ tin- p e r s o n w ho w ilt
in the second. Four games mer deputy boxing commissioner e o m l u r t salil huIc. t o tlx* lilaln-M ■ ■
played Tuesday anil two that he had turned over $135,000 Itid'li'r f o r r a s h , on the* Sib ilay o f ■ ■
arch . A. I-1 1924, t b e tr v r e n
th e ■■
Wednesday
. nnd Thursday
.
. , worth of tickets for the Dempsey- M
li’iiirs of 1 1 :0(1 o ’c l o c k A. )l. an il 3
■
defeated teams in the Firpo light lust fall to specula tors, o'rlWtk P. M., a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of ■
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____ meeting
meetingThursday
Thursday night
Rickard said thnt the only tick- ilie .^I'minotr C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s» ■ ■
fo r d , F l o r i d a , t h e f o l l o w i n g ■ ■
In n contrM for third place,
eta left after tho fight had been nl S a no'd
live s t o r k , n o w lo c a t e d ■ ■
f ^gven Southern states are rep- staged were those of $20 and $15 •leserl
In S em in o le •’m i n t y .
F lo r id a , d o - ■ a
Kfesentetl In the teams xxfhith will denominations, which, he said were
•• ! in said in o r tm iH o d eed n n d M B
i f i l . se c u r e th o p a y m e n t o f tile ■ a
fontesL for the S, i. A. A. court always tho hardest to sell.
dedness
e.ld en c ed i t '
Title.
Smith
Carolina
a*
a -. - . ------— ...... loads the
O’Rourke who was connected ■:n in, . i*to Inde
wit:
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tsl with four t r a m s , Fuunan, with the I’olo Grounds club nt the
■no hrlnifto cow known ns Clioro- | ■■
owl awry, iVesbytvtiun college time, charged before a legislative 1
and Wofford. Kentucky, Misslssip- committee that Itieknrd turned
■a
Jtie anil Alabama have two teams hack $135,000 worth of seats that
■(ftch.in.the rar . a follows: George could have been sold at the box
own amt Ccntia from Kentucky; office.
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th a t w.«*e a b le p i t Gone i.ow/biif Ott
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tianryt In a tilcoi to remember. Li At t-;i
. . . .rich butter rreuittdipped In earn
P a u l K nely am i ltd w ard XV. t l l g g e r s
mel, roliid In rrlip mitu, then cor *td
to T h e Itealt) Cornpany, .1 c o r p o r a • with AVMrrt milk ahocolatc. Clooji* l i o n "Of I'lorhlll. 11 m HUCceMMofN illnl
voir"it tar hot
an iK O S . Which r a i l m a rl v a n - w a s
bn. frt-Wlt. t h e I'ltli day of D e c e m
ber. A. D . HUM, d u ly a s . l e tK il to
S h e B a n k of tlreeitvlllt-. 11 F lo r id a
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c o r p o r a t i o n a n d « lilch said n i o r t u a a e
Was g i v e n to si ca re p a y m e n t of tin
A Fine Candy—I Oc: Everywhere
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tilt* H.tlil
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le n ry
E. J. Smith Co.
DISTUIltUTOItS
SPEED UP YOUR
LAZY LIVER
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next cig a r
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Exclusive A gents for
Tires and Tubes
P. P. RINES
Fisk
105 Palmetto At*, and
“SERVICE THAT MAKES
1113 Sanford Are.
FRIENDS."
Phone 417-la,
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RANK o f OKBKN Vll.LK.
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As Us d u ly a u th o rise d Agent,
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Jacksonville, Fla.
and I decided to try it, for,
as I say, I had tried others
for years without any im
provement in my health. I
soon found the BlackDraught was acting on my
liver and easing the terrible
pain,
"In two or three weeks, I
found I could go back to
eating. I only weighed 123.
Now 1 weigh 147—eat any
thing I want to, and by tak
ing Black-Draught I do not
suiter."
Haveyou tried Thedford’s
Black-Draught? It not, do
so today.
Sold everywhere;
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THE NEW TREATMENT FOR BAD COLDS
l , ru i : . . l m» m e I n s ! r u c t c i l t o ref u n d m o n e y In e v e r y I n s t a n c e w h e r e
s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u l t s a r e imi o b t a i n e d . Ti m v e r y fi rst d o s e »f
j n \ i : - r i . i v i m i \ ii k i d m d T i m e
a l m o s t I n v a r i a b l y s t o p s t h e t e n d e n c y of Kiieexlna- a n d c o u u h l n c
mill tliu tliin l
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UOLih
co m nion
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rlil o f It a t
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wIMi a ♦lull tH’.nlai’iit1, l t > a nur** hI ^ m t h a t >*»u li a v r t t l t n i n ild ,
I h u r t wnlt f a r 1'iiMinmnl.i i*t (h xrl op. Lut buy a hntt h* tjf c’LKM
iM tX J■.S LI V H it AN I* K 11 »NKY T ON IC fntliiy. Th** niMt Im ninall
an*i > n u < n i u n o t a f f o n l to t uk u a chatiiHo a t thlr* thiu* o f yt*af,
F o r Salt* a t
KOUMILLAT & ANDERSON
Golf Sets Complete for the Beginner
I Clubs, 2 Halls, 1 Uur nt St2.00 I’cr Sul.
At The Sportsman Store
S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO.
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provided these things, the better class of people are investing in homes at Coral Gables. So
that, along with all of the other fine things whichyCoral Gables t akes/pride an possessing, you
will find good neighbors,Ttoo,\tojmake-pleasant|y^r^ome life.
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your own. Sooner., or flaterjeyery,m an and‘,woman realizes that unless the best
values of life are to escape them, they .’must (put ^between themselves and the
hurly-burly of the world, a-plot of-ground fand a home which will represent
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and large increases in values from the beginning. The investor^this,season w ill gain still
greater profits in the greater development which is to come.;
Coral Gables, Miami’s .most b’eaujtiful borne suburbV^salso Miami’s b est investm ent’
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A trip to Coral Gobicb"la yours -for' the ' a s k I n e to’the local office and
make your reservation Tor teats aboard the de luxe Pullman bus that runs from
this city. You will enjoy
fr<*» gj|rVi^|Aciny,±^iiy g^^ ^.yiftit tn Coral Gabies
will be a memorable ewent,v
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And you can b? assured of w inter t i t s
by helping out the hens*^rjtn raticrt.
with the n^fxt amount o f a h id i - protein feed like
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Paint Beach, Daytona, Orlanioj Tampa,
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YOUR TELEPHONE IS A HERALD WANT AD SERVICE STATION
S anford D a lly H e r a ld
IWANT-AD RATES
SAY? DELAYS AND INCONVENIENCES BY TELEPHONING YOUR WANT ADS DIRECT TO THE HERALD
FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES AND
WANTED
FOR SALE
REPAIRS
MISCELLANEOUS __ REAL ESTATE
MISCELLANEOUS
To B u y Right
BUILDING
MATERIAL
F0U SALE—DoSoto paints nml FOR SALE—At Coronado Beach
Mir a c l e "Concrete c a ,
USBD CAR DEPARTMENT
vanriches jU Sanford Novelty
Phone
1923 Dodge touring, almost new. cement work, »W irlilt$
PUBLIC stenographer.
nn
eight
room
furnished
house
Works, solo agents.
154-tfc
1923 Dodge Panel Delivery like ing blocks, irrigation
319. 107 Park Ave.
T r i r p l w M M ia. % m br r r .
with two lots. Located on Flagler;
In Real Estate, LOCATION is second
new.
r r lr r l fr «« l p a '.r w i and m l.
BUNCir onATgsTtrce blucSbfries Ave., good income property. Mrs. I
Terwilleger, Prep.
Ir r ln r * r » l K A u t d l a l t l p f o r
One 1923 Dodge Coupe.
and blackberries—all varieties D. A. Kelly, 217 E. 3rd St.______ t
only in importance to price, and often is
W’ANT to hear from owner having
pofmrHt
Dodge
touring,
1921.
Lumbar and Bui
suitable for home and commercial
farm for sale; give particulars
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Dodgo Roadster, 1919.
planting. Largest nurseries. Vig FOR SALE-—Modern (1 room stuc- 1 the controlling: factor in the sale of a
Carter Lumbar Company
nnd lowest price. John J. Black,
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Dodge 1922 touring.
co bungalow. New and up to
orous, well rooted plants insure
Chippewa
Falls.
Wisconsin.
<
ITJS** ' **--*~i - I t a e
N.
Laurel St. Phone 588. ■
piece of property^
Dodge Sedan
dr ■n lla*
good early profits. For full in- date In every respect. Four blocks
ROOM
and
board7?8.00.
402
Firat
1922
Hupmobile
touring.
from
center
of
city,
$7,000,
good
ick Yace Typo double above
HILL
LUMBER
CO. He
lormation and illustrated catalog
|. ijlatcdi.
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One Worm-drive Ford truck.
terms.
Decide
carefully
the
use
to
which'
you
No.
0,
write
Southern
Adapted
Service,
Quality
a'-d
lfb« reduced ilnte* n ro ( n r eonFord touring, 1922.
WANTED—Many people have old
Nurseries, Bartow, Fla._______
MMcmlve Insertions.
Phone
135.
Buick touring, 1918.
One lot on Elm Avc., $.150.00
furniture, machinery, etc., that
wish to put th e property, and also con
1*. word* nt average length
b o lt SALK—k’gry Cash Itegister.
Reo Speedster Truck. 1922.
..ju re counted a line.
they no longer need. A few cents
Cost $G0 when new. Will soli 10 ACRES celery land 2 1-2 ncres
sider its possibilities in the future.
■ M inim um c h a r g e 30c f o r t i n t
1 1-2 ton International truck.
spent In n Herald want ad will sell
Tlneerllon.
.j
cheap, impure at Sanford Herald dented, flowing well, live acres
2*ton Indiana Truck
sue
harticlcs.
Why
not
turn
them
[All advertising la reatrlctcd to office.
W hether searching for business or resi
1-ton Republic Truck.
fenced, $1700.00.
into cash today?_____________
. proper cliinalfIcntlun.
Ford House Car.
j / If nn error In made The Run- FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs
WANTED TO BUY—Acreage well
dential
locations,
the
man
who
consist
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
fcftird Herald w ill be responsible
for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. FIVE room house close in, $2300.00.
located near Sanford. Must be
I (nr only one incorrect- Insertion,
Dodge Dealers.
ently
reads
th
e
offerings
on
The
H
erald
Mrs.
Ellsworth,
Bcardall
Avenue,
worth
asked.
Give
complete
In
Kfte advertiser, . (o r auhaeriuent
Phone 3.
ONE
three
room
house
new.
Large
\
Sanford.
_Phone
3303.
83-tfp
ljSeertlott*. Tho office eheuid lie
formation ns to location and price.
W ant Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as
lot, $850.00, terms.
D tlf le d Immediately In caae of
Box
433.
care
Sanford
Hernld.
SANFORD
STOVE*
WORKS,
321
[error.
First Street. Next door to Smith
WANTED—Customers for fresh
FORDS
every day real bargains find their way
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TO A n V E I t T I M R I ta .
ACRES with three room house.
Brothers. We sell, trndo, and re 0 One
eggs, also pint* and oak wood.
You can And the name of
A H e r a ld r c p r e n e n t n t l v o t h o r New
and Used
acre
set
to
oranges.
One
into these columns.
pair all kinds of cook stoves. If half mile <jf station, $730.00.
l e u c b l y f a m i l i a r w i t h rate* . r u l e s
J. T. Knstncr, Sanford, Fla. _
live
Buainem Man in Sanfartl I
ROADSTERS
I And rlnw ilflrn tln n . w ill g i v e y n u
your trouble is stove trouble, sec
WANTED—Site on railroad sid
thin Column each day.
le o m p l e t e I n f o r m a t i o n .
A n d If
TOURINGS
us.
ing, need 60x120 foot lot suitable
] you w ish, th e y w i l l **at*t y o u In
WE HAVE tho property. We have
COUPES
w o r d in g y o u r w a n t a d to m u k o
EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and
the bargains. We art
for wholesale grocery. Grifflthare here to
repairing. Call
SEDANS
I It m o r e eltectiv e.
Millican Co., 403 1st N atl. Hank
S. Pond, servo you. Como nnd see us.
IM P O R T N A T N O T IC E .
phone 225 or Peoples Bank.
Bldg._________ ___ ______
SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
TON TRUCKS
A d v e rtis e rs s h o u l d k Ivo t h e i r
179-tfc
Seminole Hotel Annex,
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY I REPAIR houses, wood, tin, ceCash or terms.
The Marcel Shop
[ s | r e e t o r p n s t n f f l c o niblrr** an
POLITICAL
_____Sanford,
Fla._____
mrnt. Rato COc. W. E. Lnntz,
FLORIDA
MARVEL
blackberFy
I-desire to nnnouncc to tho citi
| well an th e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If
Wo Soil or trade,
IksMpanlsc, W t v l i f , F iH a l
1210
French.
plants
for
sale.
Dr.
J.
M.
Adams,
FOR
SALE—Attractive
modern
[th ey d eslro r e s u l t * . A b o u t o n e
M » l r « r t U , Vlnlrt Hag
zens of Seminole County that I am
EDWARD HIGGINS,
re a d e r out of a t h o u s a n d h a s a
Rox 1088, St. Petersburg, Fla._
T m lM fsta
In C o u n t ) C o u r t. K rin ln iilc C o u n t)
bungalow. A bargnin, terms. ANNOUNCEMENTS
n
candidate
for
the
nomination
to
telephone, an d t h e o t h e r s c a n ’t
M
o
rlrin
.
Authorized
Ford
Dealer
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
PH 11.1,11*9 APAHTM KftTn
Inquire 1103 Oak Avc.
FOR SAL&—Baby chicks, S. C.
feom m unli'rtt' w i t h
you u n l e s s
riT
v
r
io
x
.
Sanford.
bo. Prosecuting Attorney for the K. K. IIraily. Plaintiff.
null* No. a
Tel. zia-W .j
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Reds, Barred Rocks, White and
| they k n o w y o u r ‘a d d r e s s .
v*.
Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White
bungalow nnd bam. E. F. Lane.
. A lt itln c e u tln w o n r c M l’S T b e
I hereby announce my candidacy County Court of Scminolo County,
Abraham, Kdivard Abraham,
, m a d e la p e r s o n a t T he B a n Leghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy FOR EXCHANGE—Equity offnr re-election to the vifflce of Subject to the action of the Demo Henry
anil Albert Abraham. Trading ns
. tu r d H er a ld O ffic e or by I n
cratic Primary, June 3rd, 1924. I
egg
producing
strains.
Pedigreed,
Alirabam
llmtln-r* Horm> nml INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR
$3500
in
six
room
bungalow,
county
superintendent
te r .
T e le p h o n e
d la e tin tln of public will he grateful for your vote and
exhibition r.nd utility matings.
Mul>‘ Com|>nuy, Iit'frnilnnts.
W. J. Thigpen
a n c e a a re s u t v a lid .
DEPARTMENT.
well
located
in
Miami,
now
rent,-instruction
of
«
J
,
the nomination.
t». t\ Ilrynnt, liarnlshrr.
Custom hatching. Write today ?0 »"1 iw j™ >if ht p«r
Courteous. Prompt. Efficient
<ubj«t‘
to
,
h”
r
^
To:
Henry
Abraham,
Bdwaril
ERNESTJ’V HOUSEHOLDER. Abrnlmni, nml Albert Ahrnhnm,
for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery,
Set vice.
Maxwell Touring
Has moved to Puleston A
tcrcst. Will trade for Sanford to bo held on June 3rd. 1924
—
Box 18, Longwood, Fia.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR "
Chandler Touring
Tratllntr a* Abraham llmther*
uronorlv. improved
nmtrnvod or unimprov
unimDrov*
m
«•
properly,
Brumley Bldg: R e d E s
T.
W.
LAWTON._
nml Mule Company. MontFord Sedan
FOR SALE—Rhode Island and rd provided price is right. In an
I beg to announce myself n can lliirs,tromery, Alnbamn. nml nil other
FOR SHERIFF.
: didate
tate and all kinds o f Ia>
HELP WANTED
Whito Leghorn eggs for setting swering this ad state location of
Hudson
Touring
for the office of Tax Col pernotia IntereHletl;
I hereby unnouncc myself as p lector of
Scripps-Booth
Touring
15
cpgs
for
$1.00.
Mrs,
J.
W.
surance.
Seminole
Countv,
subject
_
,
,
i
Snnford
real
estate
and
the
price
You.
u
m
l
ea
c
h
of
you.
n
r
e
h
e
r
e
b
y
W
a n t e d —Man
nnd wife, n3
candidate for the utlicc of Sheriff
Oakland Touring
th a t th e
above
named
chauffeur, ant) utility and house- Penning ton, F rench Ave und High j wanted. Will not pay over mar- of Seminole County, subject to the to the decision of the Democratic np ol at ii nf itei fdf ha*
te d s u i t niraln.il
St.
_ j ket value, Addrc.rs Box 131, Care Democratic primary June. 1921. Primnry to be held June 3rd, 1921. y o u In t h e a b oIvnes titu
Iwifu. North in summer and south J.
„
Mated c o u r t , rl n lm - KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
R. C. MAXWELL , Inn darnaice* In th e *t,m o f P o u r
| In winter. References. Apply Dr. FOR SALE—Pepper plants. J. C. Herald.
W. A. TILLIS.
! H u n d r e d a n d N in e ty - n in e 11493.00!
Lloyd C. Bebout
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
H. Glass, Enterprise._________ o Ellsworth, Bcardall Ave. Phone i ’OK SALE—Three lost on P L FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
I h d l a r n , a n d In aald cause, n w r i t
I
wish
to
announce
that
1
am
a
ANTED—Sanford business men
................................ ............. meUu Avenue; reasonable terms.
Traffic Manager
• f ir a r n la h m e n t ha* been i**ued d i
1 hereby unnounco that I am a
Ilryaii. a* ir urnlahee.
who are in need of competent SAUSAGE—for sale, pure pork, h. F._I.ane.__________________ candidate for the office of Clerk candidate for re-election to tho re c te d t o (*.
19 Buick (5, good shape mechan 419 First National Bank Bldg^
i y o u n n d each of you a r e h e r e b y
help should read the c la a s ilie d I dried and smoked,- 35 cents per' 9300 CASH, lmlnnco $75 per of tho Circuit Court of Seminole office of Tax Assessor of Semi- am
Sanford, Florida.
iiired . a n t h e 7th d a y of April. ically, fair rubber—$225.
page of The Herald. There’s no!lb. postpaid, cash. Minimum shipmonth, including interest will County, subject to the action of the polo County, subject to the decis rco
1031. to p e rs o n a lly he nml n iq ie a r
Specialising l.omi and Damage
.reason for sending out-of-town forimcnt 3 lb3.
Ilnins cured and buy six room bungalow located in Democratic primary In June, 1921. ion of the Democratic Primary to b e fo re t h e a b o v e s 'y le d c o u r t an d
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO..
Freight—Express Claims
a p p e a r to th e said action, o llie r be held June 3rd, 1924.
Ihelp when there is probably ju st, smoked -10 cents per^ lb. delivered, rapidly growing section of Minmi. ______ ___ H. H. CHAPPELL.
_____ F irst nnd__MyrtIe.
wl*o d e f a u l t * w ill b« e n te r e d a ir a ln s t
______ A. VAUGHAN.
■the person you want in the city. $1—o cash, balance L. O. D. b s t-’ }j0U3e ,l0W r0>,ted for $10 monthy o u nnd ea c h of you.
SALE—7 passenger Colo 8
iRead this column ami if you don't Uiaetioh guaranteed. Mrs. Enoch ty.
■ Owner needs money for
* other FOR COUNTY PROSECUTING
FOil CLERK 6 f "COUUT
tv It ness my hand as Clerk of FOIt
ATTORNEY.
touring car In guml condition, |
Isct* whnt you want a few cents in- j Sawyer, Tifton, Georgia^
I hereby nnnouncc my candL jibvi nitty t'< url of rtemhnde Conninvestments. Address Box •132,
Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet
Ifwtcrl in a want ad will bring you I p o R SALE—A nice lot oL young
J. L. PERKINS
'.jj
jwnny repiics._J u s t try it once. | fa j hens, $1.25 per head. Some
.1
Visitors were shown how St. nra laying. Win. II. Haynes, 91!)
Sates Department
Ijohns grows Irish potatoes. Sev-1 French Avenue.
San Juan Garage
|ernl improvised vows of this im-l Taylor as usual was satisfied
A. I>. Iu21. ,<t 1,1 o 'clo ck j A. M. rcortnnt crop were provided within to show tho folk th;lt it [, the
stand
for
clTiclency
nnd
service
in
tr.
s.
I.aiiil
Office
u(
llulnesvtlle.
(-'lit.
great demand. Investors are
GEORGE C. HERRING.
f o r c c rliiln re p a i r * a m t.
Fib 2.1. 1921. j celvtt tilitM
olEcs.
Re booth and thousands studied county of substantialness. Wo got looking fer good bargains. If you
o a to (lie T o ile t* In t h e Court
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Notice I* hereby elveri Hint Allen, t'ltitllio
I how Nature makes food for man. ; hungry when we saw that sausage have any real estate to buy or sell
f ___ _VANCE_E_ DOUG LASS. _ Mart,
r. of Mnltluml. Flnrlibl, who, ' H o u s e , speellleatlo tl* m a v he hart
I hereby announce myself as u
- 1 1t!,22. mmte H u m , ' - . J’,5 ilp p ltc iitto n nt Ike o ff ic e of the
it will pay you to u^e Tho Herald candidate for the otTlce of County
1 wish to announce that I am u o n S e p t e m h e...r i.1.
IMAN' with nmhition, industry nnd .-/-VF. o"!>Vt*~^r " - "'a'gT> “ o-i
l r r u tlll
C o i r ) . No. ,11771't. Tor Lot 4 .1
"dr lt lh"e' ‘C Ircu
5'o lirt. th is
I- final 1 capital can make more ^
pl?'
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classified page.
candidate for Clerk of the Circuit SHleiut
Judge
of
Seminole
County,
subject
n I I. T o w n s h ip 21 S.. H i,oce h o a r d r e s e r v e s t h e r l r l i t to reject
money selling Rawleigh’s Qual i t y!
vouutiy eggs 50 cents NICE corner lot, seven blocks to tiie Democratic primary, June 3, Court of Seminole Co., subject to IIIectio
C.. T a i t n h n n s r e
Mertilim.
Ini* a n y o r a ll Idits.
gotng
Tailors, Cleaners and D yers
.............
or
A- DOUC1I.ASM. Clerk.
from Postoffice; price $1550.00 1924. I pledge faithful service Democratic primary, June third. Ills'll notice of Intention to
[products direct tu consumers i n l 'ozcn: f ( ,.'.r 3il*v.8Jl ® st
K
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make
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«»*tni»llrth' 2- 20- 25- 3-1
(‘omniutation
(’root,
to
tmlnole county. We teach nnd
If
elected,
I
promise
the
faithful
cash.
E.
F,
Lane.
ihould you nominate me.
117 Park Avenue— Phoaa MB ,
SAFE—Buy n home and
claim to the tnn'l nlmv» ilfHrrtlkiHl
keep assisting you to make prne- FOR
J. G. SHARON. | performance of the duties con- before I’terk iPrcult t'nlirl. nt Salistop paying rent. One aero gar NICE homo on earner lot, price _______
[tifally every family n steady sat- den,
! nectcd with that office.
font. I’loriilii, on the Htth day of FOR
$2750.00; $100 cash balance
one acre fruit, 25 gbeurin
FOR SHERIFF
SALE—One l-ton Ford
April. 11*2I
' Red customer. Give... age,
W. L. MORGAN.
^ ' oeeu-‘ trees, six-room house, good condi-1335,00 per month. E. K I,ancv__1 I hereby announce myself n can
t'l .i l n i a n t n am e* a* w i t n e s s e s :
worm-drive
truck, or will trade
ftion, reference,
ui w! ,
FOR SHERIFF.
_lllrani Hawkins, of Maitland. for Ford romlster or touring cnr.
ice. W. T. llaw- tjon Excellent water, lunn, ga-[ u A i f c L 'C ! Y r A ll D l i ’lVIT didate for reeiecticn to the^ o.Tiec
*• • • ■ »
frigh Co., Dcpf. 278(5, Memphis, rage, chicken house and other nut-| x lv / U o x b O 1 vflV I v I j I v J. of siicriIf of' Sem!noie' c03 ntv"s1*h- 1To ,hl' \ nterN ,,f Seminole Cnunft' rrVf.iA*.
Sanford Novelty
Walter Wright, of Malllftrtd. See M. McBride or Mr. Weaver
buildings. On hard road 3-4 miles FOR RKTJT” Gurage, corner 11th jeet to the action of the Demo-! J!1 hereby announce my candidacy dorldu.
T«nn.
.
............. at Park Ave. Gnrngc.
Oliver W h e a t o n , of Mnltlaml,
June, ' nr. ™e
or
cratic primary to ho L
h JJdJ v,u
on J\nieJ
,,f Sheriff
sl,pr,,r of fcemi.
WANTED—Young- Indy_for~office;l‘aKt, °f Country Club, easy pay-; nntl Klm Ave. M. fichlineidcr.
,
,
Works
I
,
,, , ,
j I merits, must sell at once. Phono t K7frr -rTTeV'i~*o-..' ....... . or year 3. If elected for another term I 1Il0*L’ County, subject to the voters ri'»rl«ln.
Dill Luwln. «*f I.oiikwmm|. Miirhlo.
I work. Must have some experi-, 3203. F. F. West, Sanford. Flu. ‘•OR KENT—
months
ho duties of tho* 2 f ,*hV ‘‘emoerntie Primarv to be
pledge to fulfill tho
itKimm; r «’ito.\t.
comfortably
llriUlNtiTiT.
I ibco in keeping books, and be a R. A.
_ f
. / >n! [ r’ -v
. ';JR
cffleiant manner
manner,
I June 3rd, 19^4. If elected I
office in th-* same efficient
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
[pad typist. Write P. O. Box 329. KQK SALK-Pepper plants. M.
Magnolia Avm that I have conducted it in the promise four years of Law En
B uck t u ~ c it r u * i one o f o u r le n d force neat in an business
I
forcewnt
m
n
im
j.y
ing
businesses:
Wo
repeat
our
past.
[WANTED—Man to work on celery | _Hanson.______________ ______ I FOR RENT—Cottage. J . Musson.
General Shop and Mill Work
tho help oi
of me
the proper .suhonume
”
, , .
_
C. M. HAND.
['farm . M. S. Nelson, Sanford. I1UR SAI.E Geese eggs for set- FOR R E N T— 8 -rixuii unfurnished ___
nates or assistants nnd earnestly j statement of last yeur, In. .
tmg, also geese. Gall 2C0.J.
~ FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Contractor and Builder
solicit the sufiport of all law en holding to the varieties of citrus Carda of Sanford’n Reputable
■Fin., Box 270. ■
house in good condition ut PaI hereby announce my candidacy forcement voters,, on June 3rd.
FOR SALE—Several pieces of 1rda. Write Po.it Office, It. F. D.,
fruits
recommended
by
the
State
for the office of County Judge
t slightly used furniture cheap. 1Paoln. Fla.
517 Commercial Street
WANTED
_ _ _
Horticultural Society, our grow-j Professional Men, each of
of Seminole County, subject to the ______ ________ It. L. ALLEN.
---------- ! Address !t)b Myrtle Ave.
whom.
In
his
chosen
profession
FOR
MEMBER
SCHOOL
BOARD
J
F
o
r
t
y
r
o
o
m
hotel.
Good
in
era
are
multiplying
them
irdisaction of tho voters at the Demo
IWANTKD—To root f..r summer
s ALE—Grocery store, doing
I heirby announce myself a can
the Herald recommends to the
for right party. E. cratic primary Juno 3.
furnished bungalow or house., j.0„,| business. Good location. F. vestment
didate for re-election to the office chlmlnately. For the good of Flor people.
Lane.
_______
JOHN
G.
LEONARDY.
| Rcfcre 11ccs. A. It., Herald office. Icheap rent. Owner going north.
of member of the board of piddle ida’s citrus industry let us hold
FOIt SHERIFF
Wilson Welding & R adiatori
|
~
"
, 1m1111re 122 E 2nd St. __
■
instruction,
representing school tu the few varieties and make them .
APARTMENTS
To^tho Voters of Seminole County:; ,ti?tril.t No. j 0f Seminole County. famous.’’ The same thing is true
FOR SALE—Weaver Tiro (’hang
Works
I hereby announce myself
c u“ can-' i subject to the Democratic primary of vegetables.
_ FOR RENT
er. Burroughs Adding Machine,
EASY
! didate for Sheriff of ' “Se
r t i i he held on June 3rd. 1921.
George A. DeCottes "It it’s Metal wo can weld It”
7 column with stand, nearly iio\v.|X r k YOU—Looking for a good County subject to the action T. . . __
SETTLEMENT
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
National 'Cash Register, garage
room. If you don’t find 0110 list- Democratic primary to be' held on
Altorncy-nt-Law
SANFORD, FLORIDA
type, Curtis Air Compressor, new t'(| ;n this column, Insert a small June 3rd. If I am elected I pledge
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
Over
Seminole County
The problem of filling ! in December., Weaver Jack and want ad ami you will receive the myself to fulfill the duties of this
----------------------------J
I wish to announce that 1 am a
Bark
needs is easily settled on other equipment siutable for g a -’best listings in the city,
candidate for re-election to the of
office to the best of my ability.
the principle of reciprocity, rage, fillb.g ctatiou »r accessory, r 0 R
—Two 'nicely furnish- ____________
Sanford,
■■- ■ Florida
fice of County Tax Collector of
E. E. B R A DY.
STEWART T he Florist
for whnt 011c has to sell tile t! l, iV'
Seminole County, subject to the
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
v
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n
o'
ni
t.,,,
1
,
1
.
1
.|
»'d
housekeeping
rooms,
?
20.00
Two
new
bungalows,
w I \ J ^ B ^ N oL-J,_Oi lando. !■ a. I pop m()n,h
j 12K(IP ;U , Hast 5th
other wants to buy.
action
of
the
Democratic
primnry
Flowers For A ll Occasions
Subject, of course, to the action
rooms and bath, close in
! FOR SALE— Brand new retd baby St.
of the Democratic Primary to be to be held in June.
Member* Florist* Telegraph De
This is the great princi
JNO. D. JINKINS.
.—choice nt $3,500—$500.00
carriage. P. O. ltox 932.
FOR RENT—3-room furnished held June 3rd, I will be a candidate
Schelle Maines
livery Association
ple underlying Herald Want
for
the
office
of
Comity
Judge
of
FOR
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
cosh, balance $35 |!IT month.
apart
meat,
804
W.
5th
St.
Ails and it has worked for
LOST AND POUND
814
Myrtlo
Ave. Phono 260-W
County. I shall be grate-1 I hereby announce my candidacy
.
,
...
years with such great suc
FOR RENT—Two g o o d huuse- Seminole
LAWYER
ful
for
the
nomination
and
elec-,
for
County_Commissioner
for
the,
«
room
modem
house
witn
Ave.
FOUND—A
coat
cm
t.’clcry
cess that this form of ad
I'feninv room;, rcasonalde. Ap tion, and if elected I ussure tho Fifth District comprising Clmluo- garaRC on paved street paving
t>an a t Herald office._
vertising has come to be
tly Lincoln Hotel.
— Court House
temhip of Seminole a fair nnd j
Geneva nnd Osceola, subject to oaj{| §5.500__ S500.00 cash,
LOST an opportunity to keep FOR RENT—3-room furnished
very popUiur.
abreast with the tiroes by not
Sanford Machine Co.
thtLn,„ItrlIw«ratIon ° f th0 ,,r'|
“c n " tha De,,MKrnt'c pr,*I balance $50.00 per month and
apartment, first floor, 209 E.
The needs of one are sup reading the classified pages
fith*'"st'
SC1IELLE
MAINES.
1
C.
A.
KAULERSON.
interest
on
balance
8
per
cent
(•rnrrnl llarhlii. and Ostler
plied by the needs of another. [your daily newspaper. Herald
‘
Work*
1semi-annually.
| want ads contain many interesting FOR RENT—Two fine rooms, genElton J Moughton
Mem >i preferred, nt corner of
This process simply is the messages, it will pay you to read
( ' ) l l n i l r . G r in d in g
5>h ami Oak Avenue._Call 2003.
I room house, Spurling’s
getting of tim buyer and them daily.
I 'h u i i r 112
ARCHITECT
S u n f a r d . V ia .
seller together nnd Herald LOST—Or.o tan suit case on I’ark FOR RENT—Bed-room. Phoenix
.addition $1500.0(1, $200 cash,
Want Ails do that to per
First
National
Bank
Bldg.
balance $25 per month und 8
Ave., between Seminole ILitcl _Hotel. 300- Park Aye.________
fection. Try them and see. and
10th St. Return t > Coleman’s
From one farm in Leon there
per cent interest on balance. Sanford, ------------ Florida I I'hnur Ills—
- I 'h a n e
To reach all the people (lift Shop, 207 Magnolia; reward, were gathered for thi.i exhibit 32
Watch this space. We may
________ vai itie.i of hay nml 52 varieties of
effectively — leave your i Phone 1U4-.L
QUICK SERVICE
irricrest you.
Want Ad a t The Herald of FOUND—On 3rd St., bill fo l d e r . grasses. What a display! Hay,
fice. Phone us to send for
Coil 110 French Ave.
W.
A.
HOBBS,
M.
1).
TRANSFER
l'erage and dairy products pre
it or phone it to the Want
Specialist
H. B. Lewis & Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES dominated _hcre._
Ad Department.
l.a e n l an ti I. ouk l l U t n n c . Ill
Syphilology, Female
_ _ _ _ _
>\ND SUPPLIES
In *. N l o r a i .
107 S. Park Are.
Phone 319. Urology,
1 IIAK sold my entire st ck~o?
Ami Madison was there w iffi its
nr,d
Skin
and
Blood
Disease*.
C
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good* to L. (’ .Kinavd, effective tobacco, honey, cjttan nnd most F00TOFfirst si
g^ g^ S A H FORD,FLA,
PHONE 14S
Office 301 First Nat'l Bank Bldg.
r- .r a n .'r a n
March 1. T. W. Pikei
__ *everything elm, showing tip well. 1
4-—
ITerms:
Cosh In Advance
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S
WHIDDON & HODGES
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
SPECIALS
BRING IN G U P F A T H E R
By G EO RG E M cM A N U S
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Rubber Stamp* a Specialty
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902 French Avenue.
The Seminole Printery!
CORtsED
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Contractor nnd Builder v
Sanford,
Florida
Phone 401
4
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TOOAN
S. O. Shinholser
\
W. J. Thigpen
Real Estate
FIRE, LIFE, AUTO
Insurance
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VOLUME T .
A S S O C IA T E D P R K 8 S D ISPA TC H ES
=*=
....
SINGLE COPIES F IV E C ENTS
SA N FO R D , FL O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2ft, 1924.
■y .
orney
Sanford’s Finances In E xcellen t
Shape According To **
' *
lerk L. R. P h ilip s fo r L ast Month
Clei
MANAGER’S
JANUARY REPORT
Insurgents Again Join Demo- V er y extensive
KLANS ,crata to Secure an Increase
m
President Coofldge’s Seen*
r tary T ^ t i f t f l B efore 8$n-
ate OU. Committee tint
White HommHnd No Prior
Knowledge of Troth Re
garding f 100,000 Logo. .
IN D IA N A
QLT
NATION,
Inheritance Indicate* Mach Activity In file
Way of Sewer sad Sidewalk
iff Measure in
Coaotraction During Month.
.by a Vote of
or
The report of City Clerk L. R.
Philips on the finances of the city
government showing the receipts
and disbursements during the
month of January, was filed with
city commission at its meeting
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
a t the city offices. According to
Mr. Philips’ statement the city
had on hand in the banks Jan. 1
the sum of $36,400.01. Total re
ceipts for January amounted to
$13,360.87
whilo
expenditures
amounted to $13,830.99.
The statement showed a balance
in tho banks on Feb. 1 of $36,
959.41. This amount is divided as
follows: Special assessment, $14,
151.37; sinking fund, $29,071.37
and ordinary fund, $1,736.67.
Here are the sources from which
the city received money during the
month of January:
Balance Jan. 1 .............. $36,400.01
Current taxes
4.604.00
Licenses..................
1.373.00
Pound fees ____ _____
36.50
Dog taxes .............. .......
13.75
Fines and costs .— ......... 1.729.00
Delinquent Tax Certifi
cates ...»..... .................
243.90
Interest and costs .......
538.06
Delinquent Personal
Taxes ........... ...............
33.10
Inspection fees
200.50
Store room receipts .......
391.25
139.15
Miscellaneous Income
Bond trustees
....
2,916.50
Special Assessments.......
566.51
Taxes an lands sold for
taxes
.....................
.........
186.48
Sanitary taxes ..............
183.00
Golf nnd Park receipts.... 241.67
EXCESSIVE FEE Sinclair’s
In Opening Address of His
Campaign for Democratic
Nomination for Presidency
Reed Scores [McAdoo Bit
terly for Receiving Million
Dollars In “Legal F ees”
A comprehensive report showing
“Klan of the North’-, Charge ThaS
_
R r T k e A m w Ii UO P m a .
.....................
a great deal of activity
in the con
Present
Ku
Klux
Rian
Ja
*
"*
ST.
LOUIS, Feb. 26.—United
WASHINGTON, Feb. 31
M
iaue
r
m
i
.
atruction of sewers nnd aldowalks
Merely a Prlvs
States Senator James A. Reed in
PreMntM with a ahfaf of tel
t “3•• a.
J
during
the
month
of
January
was
ON,
Feb.
31.—
ed Organizi
formally opened his campaign for
egrams nwt fnnW aahing\r.
handed to tho city commission at
up proposal
the
Democratic presidential nom
ton to Albert H. Fall iad Ed
Insert
its meeting Tuesday afternoon by
a gift tax
nr n *
Press.
ination,
a t a mass-meeting here
ward B. McLean at Pal*
City Manager W. B. Williams.
the revenue bill
MUNCIE, Ind., FeJ»._
Offl-1
Monday night declared that in hie
Beach, the Senate Oil Co*ecrata and Re
Included in Mr. Williams’ report
clala of Delaware couhty KlftCNo. > » rth
opinion “not one-tenth of the cor
mlttee suddenly went Into exwas that of police department,
mits confident
4 of Muncie, in a stafemeto laatifd
ruption and iniquity which has ex
ecutire eeeeloa M ay to « •
fire department and from other
iieir success of
hero Monday proclaimed d break' of
isted is yet laid bare,” in referring
I* amine them. Telegram were
minor parts of the city government.
i they brought
with tho national orf
to tho oil disclosures.
ftreaented by divisional superAccording
to
the
report
a
total
of
in
the
rate
of
the Klnn and announleft-pfiiiTs-fr
He charged William Gibbs Mc
n tendrnta of commercial tel$2,544.52 was expended in tho con
late i
heritsnee taxes.
,2m
... a Slew
_____national
_____
organisation of
Adoo,
former secretary of tho
eitraph
appar
struction of sewers while a sum
order along slmils^ lines to be
treasury and an opponent for the
ently numbered aereral acore.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—An of $617.25 was paid'out for the
known as “nobles of klnn of the
nomination expected to receive $1,
Some were aald to contain
increase in the estate or inheri removal of garbage nnd for the
north.”
094,000
in “legal fees” from E. L.
hundreds of wards.
upkeep
of
stock
and
city
incin
The statement declared that free tance taxes Was voted into tho rev
Doheny,
oil magnate, the Charles
r
Retails of the examination
speech has been suppressed by enue bill in tho house Monday by erator.
W. Morse interests and motion pic
The
report
is
as
follows:
Police
another
combination
of
Democrat
of tclexrams hare not been dis
state and national headquarters
ture concerns, although he did not
and Republican Insurgent forces. department, 163 nrrests, and of this
closed bat some of the commit
and freedom of the press has been ic
appear in a single lawsuit.”
Another
proposal
of
the
coalition,
number
10
were
dismissed,
7
trans
tee members bare hinted that
abridged in so far that national a gift tax. eras before tho house ferred to county nnd four served
Thec senator reiterated his plat
the files had produced some
and state mandates prohibiting when it adjourned.
form and reviewed the'oil scandal
sentences.
Receipts
amounted
to
highly Interesting Information.
speaking in conclave against the
st length. He said the disclosure.)
‘
Some of the messages are to
Both amendments were attacked $1,782.
present administration and tho
warranted him in saying “that the
be placed in public record to
The fire department reported
reading of certain periodicals and by organization Republicans. Tho
people of the United States, were
morrow.
papers which condemn the financial cstato tax increase, raising the three fires with total damage re
by bribery, deprived of these great
rates
all
along
the
line
on
the
sulting therefrom, $100. building
system of the Klan have been
oil deposits upon which tho nation
. WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.—Turn- issued.
same brackets as now contained permits totaled 32 nnd aggregated
must rely In the hour of ex
ling its full attention once more to
in the law to a maximum of 40 an approximate sum of $40,770.
tremity."
It
was
said
that
80
per
cent
of
| the McLcan-Fall Incident nt Palm tho membership of the Deiawnrc per cent on the amount by which Electrical permits numbered 7,
"Facts aro being constantly ex
IBeach, tho senate oil committee Klan ratified tho projKjsnl and the tho estate of a decedent exceeds plumbing 10, of which there were
posed,” he said, "and when tlio
Itoday heard on behalf of the White first congress of the new organi $10,000,000 instead of tho present seven for sewer connections.
whole foul nicss is known tho
IHoukc a positivo disclaimer of any zation will convene in Muncie Mar. 25 per cent rnte, was adopted 100
A list of the money expended
American people will be convinced
n i ' information
*
Iprcvious Iinside
on the 24, at which time nationul, state to no.
by Mr. Williams is ns follows:
of
the supreme necessity of purg
$13,396,87
liubject and developed a new mys- and district officials will he elected.
Representative Rnmscymr, Re Street sweeping nnd re
Less discount on taxes....
0.48 ing tho government and driving
ltery regarding tno now famous
moval
of
leaves
and
tree
publican,
Iowa,
submitted
the
es
The belief was expressed in the
from power every tainted nmn."
If100,000 loan whicji Albert B. Fall statement
trimming ........................$052.70
that tho new move tate tax ndmendment and Repre Street
The Speech
Grand
Balance
..............
$49,790.40
lobtaincd while ho was in the ment,
maintenance ............ 332.87
sentative Green, -Republican, Iowa,
which
It
was
said,
had
been
His
speech
in part follows:
Disbursements
for
the
expense
| cabinet.
advanced rapidly under cover for chairman of tho wnys and means Public buildings .................. 20.80
running the various city depart "I ant asking tho endorsement
C. Baacom Siemp, secretary to several months, will be indorsed committee, proposed tho gift tax, Maintenance of narks......... 43.00 of
ments, for the carrying on of the of the Democracy of Missouri and
I President Coolidge, testified that by n majority of the Klaverns in which will be voted Tuesday. About Janitor nnd miscellaneous
sewer
construction nnd for the up of the nation for the presidential
work around library ....... 33.00
six
Democrats present
voted
he not only had no prior knowledge Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
keep
of
buildings, etc., is given nomination.
of night soil
of the truth regarding the loan,
Many charges against the na ngninst the estate tax amendment, Collection
herewith
by departments;
"Mr. McAdoo publicly announced
(labor)
.............................
107.50
50
Republicans,
including
Chair
but that he discussed the subject tional administration of the or
City
mnnngcr
.........._,..$
301.00
ho
did not intend to enter the list
Watchman
on
Sanford
Ave
at Palm Beach with both Fall and ganization are contained in the man Green, on n division vote.
75.00 against any home candidate, but
nue .................................. 40.50 City attorney ..........
Republican organization leaders
] Edward B. McLean, publisher of statement included among which
125.00 for reasons which ure doubtless
remain hopeful or a compromise on Sidewalk approaches.......... 135.00 Municipal judge ............
the Washington Post, and urged are the following:
satisfactory to himself, he has
the
income
rates
when
a
final
vote
The
sidewalk
construction,
menE?iic
e
.
d*PfLrtmcIlt
...
.......
W*®-*}
that they dispose of tho many rusingled me out ns nn exception to
The
propagation
department
per
tionrd
above
is
for
the
following
S.'™
,
’;Rn
,r}rn.c,nt
—
....
ooSoni
I mors in circulation by telling the petuates in office men who aro is taken on tho bill notwithstand
nnd bridge dept. ... -,808.97 his general rule. He comes into
pprnnchcs on
ing the continued coalition of Dem work: Two 20-foot approaches
I committee the whole story.
1.20 the state of Missouri and is re
unfit to represent the ocrats nnd insurgents.
Sanford Avenue and Fifth Street; Sewer and drain dept..
Promising to tell all, Mr. Slcmp mroaily
Park account
ceiving some support.
102.67
principles
of
true
Americanism
and
one
on
Sanford
Avenue
nnd
Eightli
Administration spokesmen let it
I said, McLean testified before Sen who are not financially responsible
Public buildinig*
.
188.31
"Having been invited into the
Street;
one
on
Snnfoni
Avenue
and
be known that if thoir tax reform
ato r Walsh, Deni., Montana, on the for their contracts.
department
57.50 nrenn, I come nnd give my reasons
Seventh Street, nnd two on French Engineering dei
program,
as
carried
in
the
Mellon
I same day that ho had given Full
Public Health dept. ........
488.90 why the attorney for Mr. Doheny
present financial system bill, does not get through nt this Avenue and First Street.
I two checks aggregating $100,000 in “The
Publicity ........................ 1,166.6(1 should not receive the endorsement
tho
propagation
department
At
n
cost
of
$1,185.50
the
fol
lists it* 1021, but that they had permits unscrupulous officers to ssion it will be brought up again
Inspection ..........
25JMI of the Missouri Democracy.
Ibeen returned to him uncashed. profiteer on money received from next winter. Secretary Mellon be lowing sewer construction was Pound expenses ...»....
83.35 "Mr. Doheny came to Washing
FTWay, however, ho confirmed applicants and organizations’ re lieves the country will show its made between Jan. 5 nnd Feb. 0; Financo department .......
168.90 ton. He wns in search of influcncu
Laid
5*J4
feet
of
12-inch
storm
favor
toward
his
plan
at
the
elec[from an examination of the rcc- galia, and prostitutes tho fund to
Depart, of Record and
und to obtain it was willing to ex
lords of Washington banks that the tneir own selfish liking and indi tlorf’lhls fall and that Its ’success sower on Mellnnville Avenue; 411
taxntion ......................
365.65 pend large turns of money. Al
in the next congress will be as feet storm sewer on Second Street; Bond trustees ..............
[publisher did not have an aggre- vidual aggrandizement.”
057.71 though thcro were tens of thou
1,100 feet of sanitary sewer in Rose Bills payable .............. .
sured.
| rate of 9100,000 on deposit at that
3,200.00 sands of lawyers of distinction und
Court;
407
feet
of
8-inch
sanitary
The
statement
ends
with
the
as
| lime in the banks on which ho soil
Representative Fronr, speaking
Planning Commis
ability in the United States, Mr.
sertion thnt a general conclusion for tiic Republican insurgents, Is- sower in alley between Sanford City
| the checks were drawn.
sion
.................
.........
9.85
Doheny took into his employ fivo
hns been reached that both the sued a statement Monday declaring Avenue nnd Palmetto Avenue; 150 E. E. Cox ......................
55X0 cabinet or ex-cabinet officers. I
Haying learned that Mr. Slcmp men’s
and women’s national or his group wns not disturbed over feet in alley between Commercial Hospital expense ...........
266.50 do not say these lawyers were cor
Ihad conversations with both Mc ganizations are privately owned
Street nnd Fulton; 304 feet of
302.06 rupt. I do say thnt with tho pos
Lean and Fall regarding the oil concerns” nnd "that the state and the Longworth compromise of a drain tile on Second Strcot nnd Library vxnense
Interest and discount on
tcandal at Palm Beach last month, national officers of both organi 25 per cent reduction in the sur built four manholes.
sible one exception, Garrison, they
notes payable . .. . ____
237.00 wero not employed for their legal
Senntor Walsh will seek today to zations arc using their offices for tax rntes, which would cut tho
At
n
cost
of
$590.85
the
follow
mnximum to 37 1-2 per cent in
Golf and Park) account.. 312.58 ability.
ascertain whether any individual
gain nnd aggrandize stead of the 44 per cent now in tho ing work wus done: Laid 800 feet
Imembers of the committee com personal
"Doheny swore thnt ho employed
of
8-inch
sanitary
sewer
in
niley
ment.”
bill, lie called upon Mr. Long$13,830.99 McAdoo
municated by telegraph or tel
shortly after he left the
between Central Street und Evans Cash on hqnd Feb. 1.... $35,956.41
worth
to
make
public
hia
plan
so
ephone with cither of them at the
cabinet,
which
was on Dec. 16,
Avenue;
937
feet
of
8-ihch
sewer
that study might be given it. Mr.
| Florida resort or with Fall Rt
10( 8.
between Highland and Central
Frcnr
also
denied
any
formal
| New Orleans. Should the records
coalition with the Democrats, de Streets; 100 feet of 10-inch sewer Comayagua Captured “For his ncrvices at Washington
I in the offices of tho telegraph nnd
claring the insurgents supported in alloy between Snnfoni and By Honduras Rebels Mr. McAdoo was paid $100,000. Ho
| telephono companies here disclose
wns removed from thnt field of en
the Democratic plan because it was Palmetto south of Summitt Street.
Ithnt there wus such communicndeavor when tho Democratic ad
Additional work at u cost of
the
“next
best
plan
to
our
own.
Ition the commlttcmcn involved will
U r T he A sso rlalrd P rrss.
ministration was succeeded by the
He cnllcd attention that Democrats $768.11 wns ns follows: 867 feet of
SAN SALVADOR, Feb. 26.— Republican administration.
Ibe given an opportunity to make
12-inch sanitary sower six to eight
hud
aided
in
defeating
their
pro
| i statement in the public hearings.
The combined musical clubs of posals for taxing present tax ex feet deep on Cedar Avenue und for Honduras rebels, commanded by
Unconl radicted
General
Fcrrcrn, supporter of
After hearing Mr. Slcmp tno Stetson University will present the empt
"Such is Doheny’s own testi
three manholes.
securities.
presidential aspirations of Dr. Poll- mony. It remains uncontrudictcd.
| committee received from H. Foster opera entitled “All At Sen" nt the
cnrpo Bonilla, have captured ComaiBnin, director of the Bureau of Milano Theatre tonight nt 8:15 o’ The entire day wns spent on the
"But Doheny wns not the only
yaga, 40 hiilcs northwest of Tcguc- man who bought influence.
Mines, testimony that Fall had clock under the auspices of the estate tnx contest, but with n vote Singular Senegalese
in
sight
early
Tuesday
on
the
gift
clagipa, tho capital, according to
told hint that the contrnct with tho Men’s Club of the Holy Cross Epis
"There wns Mr. Morse, who hired
Suffering Sick Spell advices
tnx proposal, Chairman Green snid
received here and tho rebels lawyers on coal contracts with
[Doheny interests for oil tank copnl Church of this city.
are preparing to advance on the foreign governments.
storage nt Pearl Harbor, Hawaii,
Funds from this benefit enter Monday night he expected rending
Ur 'liar AiacdatrS Press)
capital whero they claim the gov “Morse will be remembered as
had been discussed by the cabinet tainment will go toward the Par of the bill to get into the excise
HAVANA, Felt. 26.—Battling ernment forces aro in a state of de
and thnt Attorney Gcncrnl Daugh ish House building fund. People rates by Tuesday night where an Siki,
the gentleman who wrecked n
the French Senegalese boxer, moralization.
erty had made no objection to it.
of this oity will recall with pleas other fight impends on proposal becoming
string of banks. Ho got into the
delirious
from
nn
attack
‘ ile taxes.
The attorney general in a letter ure a concert put on by the musi reductions in the uutomobii
penitentiary by fraud and he got
of pleurisy fell or rolled down the
POPULAR AUTHOR DIES
[yesterday to Senntor Willis, Rep.. cal clubs of this college in Sunford
out by fraud.
steps
at
his
boarding
house
early
Ohio, again denied thnt he hud before tho Christmas holidays.
“Singularly enough the same
today und rushed into the street
<11y Thr AiiMlalra Frru)
given any oral or written opinion
The entertainment tonight gives
lawyer who convinced President
where
he
finally
was caught by two
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
26.—George
a* to the legality of the oil leases, promise of being one of the best
policemen and enrried buck to his Randolph Chester, author and Taft that Morse’s complexion,
(llr Thr Vt-MM-latril Press)
»nd at the same time stated he amateur performances seen here
room.
The boxer is regarded by playwright, died early today. His which wns superinduced by a diet
William
Phillips,
under-sechehad purchased stock from the Sin for some inie. Following is the tary of state, wns nominated to be his manager
ns seriously ill, but death was due to a sudden heart of soap, indicated a speedy death
clair Consolidated Oil Company program showing the cast of ambassador to Belgium.
apparently
none
the worso for his attack. He was one of tho coun by Brights disease, now sits in tho
after he hud enme into tho cabinet characters:
(Continued on page 8)
fall.
The
house
voted
to
increase
the
try’s most popular fictionists.
| but had sold it at a loss.
Captain Corcoran (Baritone) ....
estate
taxes
carried
in
the
revenue
Taking the oil discussion again
................................... Ed Clark
I to the floor of tho senate, Scn- Sir Joseph Porter (Baritone) .... bill.
Secretary Weeks, before tho
| <*tor Walsh charged that the Re
................... .... Chas. Henderson
house insular niTairs committee,
publican Nutionnl Committee News Ralph Rnckstrow (Tenor)—Able
Bureau hnd made a ‘•deliberate and
Seaman .................. Roger Ford opposed Philippine independence.
PARKS
The house Indian committee pro
I malicious” misrepresentation of the Dick Doudeye—Boatswain .........
| facts in its statement of yesterda?
Wh
Chas. Tribble posed u joint congressional investi
.Sanford may well |>e proud of
At its meeting lJonduy ufter- posed by the city. He agreed to
] tna* the naval oil leases were Midshipmatu .... Forest May Talbot gation of administration of Indian
its
seven municipally owned
affairs
in
Oklahoma.
noon
the
city
commission
authortake
it
up
with
tho
company
at
made under the general leusing act The
ipany
Pirate "*
King (Bass)
“
Pit
parks.
These parks located at
It
was
learned
that
Joseph
M.
ized
City
Engineer
Fred
T.
Wiionce and stuted that he believed
Iof Feb., 15)20, which he had
Loyd Layton.
Dixon, governor of Montana, is liams to prepare plans and esti it would aid in many ways to re convenient intervals in the resi
|apontofed.
Frederick (Tenor)—A pirate ap
dential sections serve to add to
Replying in n statement last
prentice ....G.......... Louis Rictte bping seriously considered for sec mates for the paving of the fol lievo tho situation.
lowing
streets:
Laurel
Avenue
from
retary
of
tfhc
navy.
He stated thnt ho had received the beauty of tho "Celery City.”
Jnight tho News Bureau asserted Police Sergeant (Hass) ............
The supreme court held invalid Commercial Street to Sixth Street, n report from Mr. DcCottcs rela According to figures given by
lhat. Senator Walsh’s declaration
................... Edwin A. Whitnell
the net making state working Third and Fourth Street from San tive to tho train situation on City Manager W. B. Williams
jih.it the lenses were made, not Grosvenor (Tenor)—A Poet ....
the estimated valuation of tho
under this act, but under one
..................... ........ Ed Douglass men’s compensation laws applica ford Avenue to Cypress Street and French Avenue. In a period cover- parks is approximately $150,000.
widening
Purk
Avenue
from
Tenth
ble
to
stevedores
working
on
vesPassed |n June, 1020, was “quibble Strcphon (Tenor)—A late mem
Ing about 10 days only one time did
Central Park which is located
Street to Hughey Street.
scls lying in naviguble waers.
the train detain traffic ns much ns between
•or the purpose of misrepresentber of Parliament ..................
Park and Oak Avenues
President
Coolidge
told
mem10
minutes,
he
snid,
und
usually
it
Resolutions
were
also
read
for
| mg the facts.” '
.........................
PunaFaulkner
and
is
bounded
also by Fourth
bors
of
the
house
pensions
commit
the paving of Hood Avenue from wns about seven und eight. He and Fifth Streets is valued at
Chairman Lcnroot and others of Lord Chancellor (Bass) ..........
[the oil committca indicated that
............................ Malcoin Stone tee he was opposed to enactment Commercial Street to Seminole declared his willingness to co $50,000. Here Is located the
at this time of pension legislation Boulevard nnd Seminole Boulevard operate with the commission in handstand whero the Hanford
[there was no Intention to. recall Mikado of Japan (Baritone) ....
oilliam G. McAdoo, a candidate
............................. Ed Henderson involving any considerable drain from Palmetto Avenue to Park remedying this situation. He de band gives
weekly concerts
on the treasury.
Avenue with n 40-foot street ut a clared that ho had issued instruc throughout tho year.
for the Democratic presidential Pooh Pah—A great versatile
Attorney General Daugherty cigit of $15,640. A resolution was tions to the men that under no
nomination, for questioning regardc h a ra c te r... ............ Boo Blakely
The park located between
wrote a letter to Senator Wiilis, read covering the paving of San circumstances was traffic to be Purk Avenue and Oak Avenue
mg his statement Saturday that Roko (Tenor)—The Lord High
Republican,
Ohio,
saying
he
had
held
up
10
minutes.
He
requested
ford Avenue from Commercial
his then New York law firm would
Executioner .............. Ed Stone
between Eighth
and Ninth
dealt in Sinclair oil stock, but hnd Street to Seminole Boulevurd and that if such did happen thnt the Streets
have received an additional fee of Josephono (Mezzo)—The Cap
is valued at $40,000.
not misused otficial information.
Lake Monroe nnd Seminole Boule offending engineer be arrested.
I-ion.ooo if the negotiations in the
tain's Daughter ......................
The other five arc valued nt ap
A report front the special com proximately $10,000 apiece. Two
Roheny company's Mexican affairs
_________
MarianKenefick Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon vard from Sanford Avenue tr
ha«i been successful.
Little Butterchip (Alto)—Can tana characterised as a “deliber Palmetto Avenue with a 40-foot mittee appointed by Mayor Lake parks are known as the Gram
ate and malicious misrepresenta street at a cost of $9,684.
to make a survey of all of the in mar School Park and the Pri
dies, Fruits, etc.......................
T. L. Dumas, represent|ig tho surance held by the city on its mary School Park and serve as
PROPOSE 5165,000 BOND ISSUE
...........................
FrancisJaney tion a statement by the news bu
reau of the Republican Nutional Atlunta Coast Line Railroad Com various properties wus made by playgrounds for thu pupils of
Patience (Soprano)—A Friend
„ <Hr Thr Associated Press)
Committee
which said the naval pany, appeared before the commis Chairman A. P. Connelly together those schools.
to Josephine ........ Hilda Easlick
. SEABREEZE, Feb. 26.—A bond Mabel (Soprano)—A friend to
oil leases were made under un act sion and stated that he was there with certain recommendations reinWhat is known as tho Ninth
“*ue to provide $105,000 for vnrito speak ubout the extension of the tive to the apportionment of the Street Park is used as an nthJosephine
..............
Persia
Burns,
sponsored
by Ahim.
..
... " . . .
.
mmrn
a a
I
.
' T 1%, . a n n n t n
ll
,. 1
®u* municipal improvements here Phyllis
The senate oil committee exam parking apace nt the depot and the umounts and increased amounts of lctic field for the high school
(Soprano)—Wedded to
contemplated by the city fathers,
ined C. Basom Siemp, secretary to question of closing of streets to some of the properties. This report teams. Spring
Strephon
....
Ruby
Glenn
Bennett
dtri
Park is located
‘he town council has instructed
President Coolidge; heard Wash- traffic on French Avenue while a was, however, not uccepted as be on Magnoliu Avenue. Besides
Queen (Alto)—A person
Attorney lferry A. Horn to pre Fairy
ington bankers testify us to the ac- train is passing. In reference to ing final and Mayor Lake request these parks there are several
age of influence ................ —
pare a resolution embracing tho
counts of Edward B. McLean, and the former matter, Mr. Dumas re ed Mr. Connelly <o continue the others th a t are being planned
____
________
Mardella
Dykes
Program, which includes $110,000 Yum-Yum (Soprano)—A ward
recalled for a short time H. Fos quested that City Attorney George survey nnd make a more detailed by ownora of subdivisions re
>°r street paving, $35,000 for water
ter Bajn, director of the bureau of DeCottes advise him fully in writ report at the next meeting on cently opened in this city.
of
Koko
...........
Louise
Kepefick
yorks improvepicnts. and, $20,000
’
ing the details of the project pro- Mar. 10.
rnlncs^
3)
(Continued on page 8)
*«r n<rvyrn hall and flrk station.
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............ ■
I Dr T h e An r i l l H f u n )
“A ll A t Sea” To Be
P resented Tonight
by Stetson Students
W ashington N ew s
City Commission A uthorizes Paving
of More Streets a t M eeting Monday
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NUMBER
J„K
SANFORD FACTS
________
GERMANY’S WAR
TIME HERO NOW
STANDING TRIAL
In Letter to Senator
Tells of Transaction*
Stocks of Oil **
Sinee Entering
bat Maintains
formation Never
Reports Say That Certain Im
portant Witness** Will Re
O r The ABssetafr* Press)
fuse To Testify Feign
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2<L—<
idge had nn hour’s conference j
ing Illnem.
Paul Howland of Cleveland,
was attorney for DaupgH
Sr TS# AHwUlrd Press.
the house impeachment p
MUNICH. Feb. 26^B ana year ago, before today’s cs!
of last Novemnuinary
i l ___ events
.
meeting. Tho White House
her became the topic of in
department of Justice officials
tense public interest today
dined to discuss the conference,
with the opening of the trial
conference followed a discuss!
of former Field Marshal Lnsimilar length late yesterday
dendorff and hia nine aaaisttween the President and Dai
anta for their part In the nn■uccesaful attempt to over erty at which they talkad over
movement of Republican
throw the government. Re
leaders to bring about Daug!
porta are current that many
retirement.
witnesses will not appear
Senator Walsh said today be
against defendants on pfda
not
plan immediately to
of iitness.
it
Daugherty for questioning,
MUNISH, Feb. 26—Predictions Ing a statement in a letter Da;
were mado In many quarters Mon erty aent to Senator Willia of C
day night that the trial of former that ha had dealt in Sinclafafj
Field Marshal Von LudcndorjT and stocks after the leasing of
his associates for their part in the Dome to Sinclair.
Aty. Gen. Dougherty Mon
November putsch, whicn will be publicly
acknowledged th a t he
gin here Tuesday, will last but a
dealt in Sinclair oil stock bd
few days.
and since he entered tho
,
Four defendants ore reported to declared he never had misused i
have gone on a hunger strike. The Acini information in these t
prisoners have separate rooms in actions, and renewed his wl
the military academy
which are ness to submit all tho facts in
de
being used as temporary court investigation of the matter.
house aud tho authorities said they
In the open letter to Ser
have taken strenuous measures to Willis,
Republican, Ohio,
Keep the prisoners in a good phy Daugherty said he bought
sical condition for appearance In Sinclair stock beforo he bt
court. They were offered pretzels, attorney general and finally
cheese, sauerkraut, weinwurst, rye fered a Ions of $288 a share,
bread, bock beer nnd other famous months after Teapot Dome
Bavarian morsels but drank only leased to the Sinclair interestft -|
!>cer nnd declined to partake of sold part of his stock, in an
food. Ludendorff wns uttired in to recoup losses. Later ho b
mufti of dark mntcrinl.
back the same amount a t a sill
Will “Tell All”
ly lower price, and finally sold, I
Ludendorff has made up his fall, his entire Sinclair holding*^
The letter also answered chi
mind to tell all according to new
versions ns to who originnliy con of failure to prosecute fa
ceived the putsch as published Secretary Fall, Edward L. Dot
here in the newspapers tonight. In Harry F. Sinclair and Charles
these stories Ludendorff is raid Forbes, former director of tho Ve
to disclaim the charge that he wns erans Bureau.
Mr. Daugharty pointed out thsk'-;
tho prime mover in the plot de
signed to overthrow the Berlin gov at his suggestion action agminet-t
Fall, Doheny and Sinclair was left •
ernment.
The newspapers say thnt tho ex to special government coi
field marshal now contends that it while proceedings against
was Von Lossow with Von Kafir’s Forbes nod been initiated ac
consent who first proposed tho time ago before a grand Jc
coup. Ludendorff is quoted as say Chicago.
The attorney gcnaral added
ing thnt Von Lossow came to him
October 21, 1923, and related his he never had given any opinion,
putsch plans and promised him he oral or written, regarding the lef^',
would be nindo one of the dicta nlity of the oil leasing policy, and
tors when the new government took had no knowledges of tho negotia*
over the affuirs of state in Ber lions until they wero conclud
lie urged that the senato inqv
lin.
into his department bo conduc
without delay, but that ho bo giv
an opporunity to summon wtnea
for his own questioning by hia
counsel.
A copy of tho letter was sent to
tho White House after it had ‘
made public a t the department
justice. White House officiala u
Twenty-eight cases, among them it had not previously been submit
two for possession of liquor and ted to President Coolidge. Lafo-^
one for carrying concealed weapons in the day Mr. Daugherty had a
were tried before Municipal Judgo long conference with thu chief OXJ. G. Sharon in court Monday ccutivc, but there was no outw
morning. A total of $530 was col indication of a change in tho sit ,
lected in fines and forfeited bonds. tion that hits resulted from tho dc- '
Tho rase of Harry Smith ulias mnnd of Republican senate leaden)'1
I’etor Burke chnrgcd with the that he resign.
theft of an uutumohile tire, was
At th same time, however, it
transferred to the county court.
was nppnrcnt that some definite i
The following cuscs were dis step might be announced in the ;
posed of: Fred Cowan, operating a near future. Tho president has
car while in nn intoxicated condi under consideration several pfotion, $100 nnd costs; Charles S. posal i, one of them contemplating V
Mendail, reckless driving, dis- that Mr. Daugherty submit hia re*misiwd; Clyde Brewer, speeding, ignation to become eff.-ctivo after
continued until Wesdneday; John the acnatu inquiry has been comKnight, disorderly conduct, $5 und plcted.
costs; Mark Jameson, disorderly
By that method, it has been sagconduct, $5 nnd costs; Emmett gested, tho Attorney
General^'*
Hurdy, gambling, $10 bond es- might avoid the charge of (tutting
trented; Blair Hasty, gambling, $10 his office under fire.
bond estreated; John Castle, $10
Action on the investigation res
bond estreated; Bill Goings, drunk, olution is expected in tho senate ,
$5 and costs; Bill Boings, resisting not luter than Wednesday, and ita
arrest, $25 and costs; Henry Ciair- author, Senator Whcclc? (D) Mon
idy, drunk, $10 and costs; J. P. tana today sought unanimous con
Wuinwright, drunk, $10 bond es sent to save a day by bringing it
treated; Will Thonms, drunk, $10 out of committee, but Senator WU- bond estreated; A. A. Beckncll, lis objected, insisting upon “dff'ii
speeding, $3 nnd costs; Carl Echols, cent proper nnd orderly procucd-.
speeding, $3 and costs; James Jor ure." Mr. Willis said, he desired;
dan, speeding, $3 nnd costs; Arch enrly disposition of tho niattro but
Dixon, drunk, $10 bond estreated; wanted action to be taken in the
Ellis Johnson, drunk, $5 and costs; regular way.
John Theodorem, disorderly, dis ^ For the most part President
missed; Sam Tscaros, disorderly Coolidge has kept his own counuh
conduct, $10 nnd costs; Ollio regarding tho demand hat Mf.
Weather, disorderly conduct, $1 unit Daugherty return to private life.
costs; Willie Hobinson, disorderly No statement of the presidents in- ‘
conduct, $1 and costs; Harry Smith, tentions have been authorized I *
larceny, transferred to county any time from the White He
court; Kd Cole, carrying concealed nor have those who have c o n f e r „
weapons,
$50 and costs; Mutt with him taken away as clear nn
venpor
.ewis, disorderly conduct, $5 and idea of his mental reaction as theg
costs; Mutt Lewis, resisting ar might have desired.
rest, $25 und costs; Willie Ware,
Nevertheless, it is certainth
_a t.
possession of liquor, $100 and costs; some of his confessions have gaic
Dora Miller, possession of liquor. cd the distinct impression that 1
$80 and costs.
is hopeful of an adjustment that'
a measure satisfy both Mr. Duugh
und thu group uf seinto lend
Ku Kluxers Assemble erty
ers who have been demanding,
For Reorganization resignation. It is in furthenifi
of that hope that tho suggest!...,
4 H r T k e A s s o r l a l r d 1‘r r s s )
hus been made that a ri-Mgnatiou
ATLANTA, Feb. 26.—The Klnn dated some weeks in the futon
congress, culled by Edward Young might solve tho problem.
Clarke, former ucting imperial
wizard, "to revive the original prin
SAUSAGE POISONED.
ciples on which he Klan wa.i
founded but which have been per
I l f T h r A w a r l a i r d I’r r u )
verted,” assembled here Tuesday.
STERLING, Colo., Feb.
Only Klunsmcn nnd former Klnns- Three persons are dead, thre«
men who hud been illegally ban critical condition, and eight oi
ished from tho order were permit ill as result of eating poiso
ted to attend the sessions, ucord- sausage. Tho malady na
i ing to Clarke.
diagnosed as botulism.
-vs
JudgeSharonH ears
28 Cases In Court
M o n d a y M orning
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W I nf i- p H tf r E TiMW;*
MX
jVB
t “ T^ , r N8Pra8 Richm ond Man Is
Charge o f Series
o f Church M eetings
; E. SJohlom and wifo to Low*
{ Dow and wife.
'E . 8Jobh>m and wife to John
mith and wife.
L. ffcnkcl and wife to A. T.
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from _______
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ILUM1
•but the industrial 1st* refusing, the their entire wrcai,
I occupation of tho Ruhr convinced 1,000 men. said to w i only panJy
with assorted weapons, are
' tho latter of tho »necessity
armed w
_ j Mr?*
, ’tho
.-------, to phy.
„
_. - It In n
tftV lt
They Vh*yu
Wednesday the Welfare Depart{ll tho rcjiuit 0f French policy, short of ammunition.
ment of the Woman’s Club held its ; The acml-officissl Havas agency, not been paid and aro unwilling to
,
“ .
annual meeting at the dub house, ),owCver. in on evidently inspired light.
Travelers arriving here havo
This meeting brought Into review.nrtie|a yesterdny afternoon, nsnll the work dono by thU d e p a rt-* ,,,,^ ,hn»
MeKen-'n '"ns •»•» brought a reprt that General Sanment during the year.
th<5 oxpcrt M, p 0|ncare had in mind chcx did not accompany Maycotte
_
_
. ---- “
...
. ’wnen .inking ms roiercinc in |»-*r- and others to Oluroen,’ bat is wak
ing his way into Campeche.
The Cemetery Committee under iiarnon*
Briton’s Son Executed
the chairmanship of Mrs. Henry J ^.j news agency mlded that U
A. P.
Bromloy.
mining
Wight reported that this
Jood rcn
\ 0 believe Gen- . A
P. B
r o WBritish
- i —
ont work bad been taken out of the
. iH,.cs
the expert In qneii- ^enrlneer
Mexico City, has roWoman’s Club and turned over to
'
quested Uw British consulate at
at_n i l . .
t.__ Vion.
. _ . .
_
/I ___1-1.
Guadalajara
to UwaatliMiIw
investigate ih
thea VP.
rcCommission
the City Til_____
Plannin
Said It and Sticks to It
with the rccommeISation that the
You can confirm that I am the (port that his son, Thomas Bromley,
■ • . *city take steps to acquire tho cem mpn sale! General
Davies 'Iait- n veteran of the world war, nas
In a friendly ■<
way. The sum ght. "I. don't know wjicther Mr. boon executed when he refused to
etery in
.... ns
..o I. join the rebels under Anzaldo when
total of collections for the year eKennn sr.M
an fnr
were $510.50 and the disburse am concerned, I did. nnd I stand ithey made a move against Colima.
*Young Bromley, after four yearn
ments $500.00 leaving a bainnec
service In France, was lost re
in the committee treasury of $1.50. pat on it."
n C b u ^ W lira 'jo ln in K E .;
Upon motion of the department!^
............_ ...... ...........
Mrs, Wight was instructed to usetthought the Ruhr occupation had trndu’s rebel army as a major, and
this sum in purchase of the flame mmlo" the Gormans rcnlixc that they helping to lay out trenches near
vino for the cemetery pergola. 1
niy un t„
Ocotlan.
,,
.
T
. ,
-which it appeared they had not in*
Mrs. A. Vaughan renorted \bmt • ™ * n. m. unul me rreru-.t
Says Federal Losses Heavy
from her Inspection of the Jail that
onlor„j
Ruhr: also th '
WASHINGTON,
Feb. 25.—Loss
many changes wpre needed and
v ta
tho RuIir has brought
es
t'»
the
forcca
of
President
Obrcthe chair appointed the Social iter- >hc French to understand that ocvicc Committee to meet with the
j itseIf wa8 „(,t pr(Kluclng
commissioners and ascertain their:^” *
,
mymcn, # nnd
view ami moke suggestions for
' > (
tho B(n„,|
TT
better quarters nnd room for ex- 1 "■
,
„
errise in the new jail.
(taken ilcmnnding enormous im
-------| mediate sums and prepared them
One thousand oleander plants' to cmidiUf easier terms of scttlqhave been looted for the memo.
rial drive that is to be planted b y 'n,ont than rrcvloindj.
thj„ department of Itho club lead....................
.
_
Talk isn't cheap when Congress
j„g to tho ccmctcry.
. -------does the talking.
at
tee at .
Mrs. W. Morton
Thigpen re
ported that tho oducutinna! com
mittee hud purchased two new
desk for the domestic science
room at tho High Kchool.
m
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Husrto, Mexican revolutionary
icadar, mJd yesterday in s massage
Is t k PIm m N m W r
to Ilia agents hare. Impending
marches on Mexico City were forqeost'frt a statement issued by tho
agents.
“A state of panic along tho lino
of communication between
bet
Vera Is the point wo oolL The
Cru4 and Micxlco City,”
ty,’ exiiits according to wireless dispatches re- Paint money can bay.
ceivcd here from the revolutionary
capital’a t Frontera, the statement
said, "due to daily attacks by revo
lutionists.
'
•
“Gan. Martial Cavazos, with his
brldagc of light cavalry is now re
ported to be within two days’
march of Mexico City. Cavasos is
co-ordinating his movomonts with
those of General Figueroa, who is
Across from express offico.
also menacing Afcxico City on the
H. A. H slvm oa, Prop.
south.
-f
SUNPROOF
“For year* I have been n busi
Dotbbina and wife to L. G. ness
man. and I see Christianity
ifelloow.
from
business man’s point of
iHmbeth M. Williams to A. G. view,”the
was one of the first sen
ifOfa P. Browner to R. B. Mar* tences spoken by Dr. Garland Sun*
day morning a t the First Baptist
ID, H, Hooker to Laura B. Brawn* Church. The visitor to Sanford
nppenred before three audiences
F. Bisaett and huiband to Sunday and one Monday a t the
First Baptist Church, and so*far
_ ■P. Brawner.
has
made no effort to display any
tndrew Clyde Brawner and wife
theology but' ho has demonstrated
( Laura P. Brawner.
M. Padgett and husband to that ho hns rcmsrkabte working
knowledge of the Bible.
. P. Brawner.
At times Dr. Garland—talking
rard P. Brawner to Laura P.
usually in almost the conversation
Tho Fan Show of the World—
iwncr.
al style—speaks so rapidly that one
.10 People and tho Jlggs Beau
...
Feb. 20.
to whip his ears into fine Tun
H I L A N E
Thurs. ty Chorus. Tnko tho Kiddles to
Allen Bloekshenr and wife to J. has
style to keep in sight. Thu
seo Jlggs and Maggie Alive. It
k'Laing.
1 ning
THEATRE
sepnker never burdens himself
will Bring Joy to Their Little
p-jl,- 4A* P. Connelly and wife to N.
Feb.
with n manuscript or even n note
SANFORD
Hearta.
,
,,
•
f t Garner.
• '“'Nettle Ingram and husband to of any kind, but speaks out of a
M
A
T
I
N
E
E
U N. Turner and Besalo Wheeler. broad nnd deep experience. And hs
AND NIGHT
3:30
• “ W. H. Dayman and wife to OH- invincible traveling salesman, ‘Sr
or
PLUS TAX
Coles and wife.
_ Sinks, Drams!
the determined real-estate man.
His
deep
spirituality
reminds
one
‘ ItBA L ESTATE TRANSFERS
Pipes Clean J
of that remarkable layman so well
Feb. 23.
n few years ngo in the Cnro,Exra B. Gifford and wife to known
’ I k APS and drain-pipe^
linns, John T. Pullen, or S. I>.
Ptry L. Strong.
JL wiB dojp Ordinary Map
Gordon.
J . G Nkkell to Laroy Eaton,
Is
practically useless to deaa
“
At
Bethel
in
Spite
of
Difficul
fLaurence N. Taylor and wife to ties," will bo the theme of the
them.
The best way is to tik
tl A. Reuby.
tonight, and tho man of the
a little !Ud8tal Lye into th#
•.Teresn B. Bunch and husband , "Pcakcr
city nre especially invited.
J. H. Chamberlayne.
liaL Its powerful cleansing!
Some characteristic **ntenci»H of
1Thomas E. Wilson and witn
Wilt; lO Dr. f4n.1n.,,l
n»n ifin
fnllntvShff'
qualities quickly loosen tk* ■
Garland
nre
the
following:
.. . Maine*.
grease and dirt and therinat'
“Criticism
is
just
ns
big
n
wiing
EG.' H. Lcfflcr to Edward Higgins ns the devil hinisclf."
water washes away thesedk <
devil wants."
ment. leaving the drain-pipe!j
m
F. WrigKt and wlfo to Swope- ns “the
We criticise if we have any
rlass Invs.
clean and sanitary. A can of
thing
to
criticise
nnd
we
criticise
ia Washburn to Carey F. if we hnvo nothing
Red Seal Lyi saves many ' ■
'•rUHse, wo • Mrs. R. A. Newman, chairman
• •% ?
|h t.
.
pi tu n King blllfe
I
V
arc
just
bound
to
criticise.”
of
the
Hospital
committee
report
ydo Steamship Company to
So mnny Christum |>eoplc have ed $311.25 cleared for tho hospital
Ity of Sanford.
the pendulum to swing so in tho recent drive. After consid
HELP HER LAY A
BeSuretmtIBuyl
'George B. Chamberlain and allowed
low that the devil himself would erable discussion it was voted to,
w b ik im s iiM
fa to B. F. Whitner as trustee. be sacrificed to live that way."
THOUSAND EGGS
use this money in furnishing a
Red Seal Lye
m
Feb. 25.
- JT
I can’t understand to suve my
Sho has more than a thousand
Write for
c•<♦ Mary M. Sccord to Minta Ed- soul the indifference nn the part woman’s ward in the hospital nnd
eggs
in
her
body
that
she
can
give
use
the
remainder
whereever
need
FREE booklet,
-Nurds Wilhelm.
*
of some Christinn people."
you, if handled right. Mix Pratts
ed in furnishings.
“Home Helps”
Choctaw Cotton Oil Company to
“Whnt nbout your hoy? Have
Toultry
Regulator
in
her
mash
L. Wilhelm.
P.C,ToMsonfi*Ca|
you talked to him? Whn tdoes
and watch her lay. Keeps her
Mrs. MelJiughlin reported that
FHlUa«lphl.,f».
your neighbor think of yuur Chris os house chairman she had always
healthy and Inying, shortens molt
AT THE .MILANE.
Li*'
tianity?"
prepared
the
room
for
the
depart
ing
time,
aids
digestion.
{^William Conklin, the gifted sixThe large choir yesterday made ment meetings nnd that on the
Costs only s cent a month and
»r, whose face and figure nre n fine impression on the audiences. general
committee she had \*
in guaranteed to satisfy you or
liliar to picturo theatre-goers, The orchestra also made n dintin'", charge ofhouse
the outside of the build
your money back.
i every reason to believe that he
\)! A
to the music.
ing nnd imd planned to plnnt a
the victim of a conspiracy in contribution
A very cordial invitation is ex hedge around the club house.
the beautiful Kathcrino Mac tended to all visitors and all citi
»ld and her director, Victor zens to be present this evening
The following officers for the
ehertxingcr, played important nt 7:30.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
department wore elected:
Chairman,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gibbs.
Things
Our Readers Want to Kaoa I
Poultry
[ And since Conklin Is nursing a
8MAL LFIRE SATURDAY.
Vice-Chairman, Mrs. Morton
Red
Beal
Ljo dean* sink*, toiletaj
lined arm, numerous bruises
Regulator
Fire of nn unknown origin
pots and pons with les* time —li
a discolored eye, ho has suf- caused a slight damage to a house Thigpen.
•fron
t
iM
f*
«vrs
Srw»
ANY
mask
Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. E. A.
r ii
trouble than any other dcansrr.
i»t evidence to offer at least *n nt Seventh Street nnd Locust Douglass.
• • •
nblanco of testimony tq bear out owned by Dr. Mixon, colored, Sat
Guaranteed
sod
Chairman of
Me
if Membership
Com-.
.statement.
Red 8eai Lye is n lilg help in watb I
For S .V e r
urday night nbout 10 o’clock. The
Mrs. T,r. M. Puleston.
en B. P. Schulberg provided fire was extinguished in n short mitteo,
Ing clothes. By wifteniag tho watifl
Chairman
of
Program,
Mrs.
I
Allen
Seed
Co.
he Lonely Road," playing a t the time by the fire department which Henry Wight.
tho dirt is looicncil without any ruV|
Miss Mabel Saint.
Bane Theatre today, as the next nnswrd th 'alarm promptly nnd
Ling being accessary.
Chairman
of
Finance,
Mrs.
It.
A.
• i *
National attraction with arrived before the blaze gained any Newman.
Sanford Feed & Supply Co.
ti n MacDonald in tho stellar role, headwny. A portion of the roof
Crevices
nnd
corners whero rose
7
r
/?—
F m ngeuxp'
“Dealers Throughout
search for on unusual cast of nnd tho ceilnig in the front room
and vermin abound should bo ipnje
The
Literature
Department
will
NIGIIT PRICES: 50c. 75c, $1.00 and $1.50—Plus Tax.
players was begun. William Conk- was damaged. The loss was not hold its regular bi-monthly meetwith a solution of Red Seal Lye.
the
Country.”
Seats Now Selling at Bower’s Drug Store.
Hh was at once agreed upon by given out.
|
ing
Wednesday
at
the
club
house
•U r and director as tho man to
-----! in the sun parlor. The meeting
. dnact tho difficult role of pictureswill ho devoted to the rending of
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT.
hysiclan who is engaged in n ... Through
"Abraham Lincoln." All mem
the
coursety
of
Prof.
:al encounter with the hero. T. W. I-nwton nnd Prof. McKay, bers nre urged to be present. The
On reading the part, Mr. Conklin Mrs. Dixie IV. Owen, president of meeting will be held in the sun
Smiled at the description of the the
Clara Barton Memorial Asso parlor and the members are urged
Artist Itecital
It was to be unusually rcal- ciation,
will speak nt the High to use the side door on account of |
“ " but from the security of his School uuditorium
Famous Tenor
nt 8 the auditorium being rented for
■lx feet two, he felt well able o’clock. Tho subject tonight
that will be I that tiny,
hold up his end of the struggle. presented is “The great American
------Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
Woman." Old southern plantation
The
house
committee
would
call.
$2.50, P lus T ax .
FIRST VISIT IN 25 YEARS
melodies will me sting. The public attention of the members nnd Ticketfl on S ale F o b . l 9 th .
11 Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Church of is cordially invited.
others desiring to rent the club i
;New Orleans are in Sanford for
house to cull Mrs. A. M. Phillips,
A few days as guests of Mr. and
phone 308-W; tho club house is
Mrs. B. F. Whitner. Mr. Church
la a cousin of Mr. Whitner’s, who
often taken weeks nhead and the
formerly lived in Ssnforil when a
various club and church circles can
boy. Tnis is his first visit to this
(Continued from page 1)
city in 25 years nnd he expressed
The selection of tho lowu sen be sure of their dates by simply
surprise at the rapid growth of ator is opposed by Senator Lodge phoning Mrs. Phillips nnd thereby
tho “Celery City." lie nnd his wife of Massachusetts nnd other admin avoid confusion.
are delighted tu visit here again. istration leaders but there is no
<• i
serious objection to the other in
HAH OLEANDERS TO GIVE vestigators proposed by Senator
AWAY
Wheeler—Senator Jones of Wash
Fred Ball, manager of the San ington nnd Mef.eun of Connecticut,
ford branch of the Virginia Caro- Republicans, und Ashurst, Arizona,
linq Chemical Company, announces and Wheeler, Democrats.
that he has u lurgu supply of
After the election of the com
oleanders which he will gludly give mittee some days must elapse lie•way to those desiring them. Con fore the inquiry can be put under
THE fellow who buys haphazard—or the chap w ho puts
struction work on the warehouse way. Senator Wheeler hus not hnd
of the company on First Street the time to assimilate all of the re
his every-day purchasing on a business basis?
has mndo it necessary to move tho ports thnt have come to him since
plants and Mr. Bull stated that if he proposed the investigation. Hi.i
Electric
anyone cared to have them for ride of the case will lie presented
beautifying yards, etc., they nre first and then the attorney general
Aluminum
The latter, of course. He is the one who reads the adver
clcomcd to them and inny secure will |i« given full npiHirtunity to
icm by coining to the warehouse. reply in detuil to nil of the charge;*
tisements and discovers just where he can buy what he
huve been made.
THE WEATHER that
Senator Wheeler will insist that
wants. He is the one who realizes the g rea t value of ad
Mr. Daugherty appear in person
TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 25—The for questioning.
coroner's jury returned a verdict
vertising when it comes to the important business of
There has been some speculation
of Kuictdj in the ease of Tennant ;il„(ml. senatorn us to whether the
Ronalds, wealthy winter resident, investigation of tho attorney gen
spending his hard-earned money.
here who was found dea with a
AS LONG AS THEY
eral
will
conflict
with
the
oil
in
bullet hole in his head at his home
Several other inquiries
Sunday morning. He was a na quiry.
LAST
tive of Scotland where he was a which the Semite has authorized
The well-informed shopper always has th e advantage
wealthy land owner. He spent his have been postponed since the sen
when it^jcomes to stretching the dollars. And you can’t
winters here for more than 25 sational disclosures before the oil
years.
committee. These include nn in
possibly he up-to-date on the shopping new s unless you
vestigation of propagumia designed
make a practice of reading the advertisements.
to influence the action of congress
and the Russian question.
The advertisements show you how to save money—and
J
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rfiORtt
MAT.AT 50c-75c
HANKS’CARTOONM BKtt COH0 IT
and
AUDITORIUM
THURSDAY, FEB.
28TH-8:15
S
T ito S c h ip a
MAIL OR PHONE
939
TEAPOT DOME
Who
Most
or His Money?
Special!
E
PERCOLATOR
$ 4 .7 5
B all H a rd w a re Co.
1
ILAN
steps—and time. Watch them carefully.
THEATRE.
Anything that increases your purchasing power is work
ing hard for you.
....T o d a y ....
Sanford Loan & S avin gs Company
(i.xroroitATKii)
Katherine McDonald in
Capital $100,000.00
“T H E L O N E L Y
R O A D ’ ..........
A by-way of Love after Mar
' risge—It's a First National
Make The Advertisements Serve You Well
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
,Comedy: Our Gang in “Stage
Fright.”
SIX PER CENT
PAID ON SAVINGS
O
Prices 10 and 25 cents.
The Officers of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Bond
Tuesday: “All at Sea" present
ed by SteUon University
!
Glee Club*
,
F. \ \ . PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia Ave.
— Phone 231---------
.
Read Them Regularly
s
G. E . M cCALL, M anage*
U
il
-f
im
• '. ? * i r a i r f ' d
&
t f o i
sA -t& m
�lm Ij1. j
S25E
ARE IN RACE
GOVERNOR
STORK A R R IV ES
I N SN O W D RIFT
A FTER W R E C K
Baby la Born in Snow Bank Soon
After Collision Between
Train and Auto
JALLAS, Tex., Feb. 2,1—Discus*
ion of issues advocated by prcnlNF.W YOHK7~c"b. 25.—A baby
itisl candidates William Gibbs
Woo nnd United Stxltes Senn- was bom in n snow bank Saturday,
__ wear W. Underwood, together after the redan in which ita father
ffcith the entry of six prominent was hurrying itr mother to a hos{Texans in the rnce for tho Demo- pitnl had been hit by nn express
' cratic nomination for governor, train.
Both mother nnd bnby, tho for
bos brought the political pot here
in abouts to a nenr-boiling point, de mer with a dislocated right elbow
flate the fact th at the primary is sustained in the ermh, wore re
ported "doing splendidly."
four months away.
Saturdny morning, hear
The soldiers' bonus, the 18th ingEarly
the heating of stork's win;;*
amendment and the Ku Klux Klnn above
heme, Mr. nnd Mrs.
are included in the issues spoken Nnthantheir
ret out in the fam
on all sides a t present. Mr. ily sidanElman
for
theWest
IcAdoo'a stand on the bonus, Mr. Chester hospital. Northern
Descending n
...rrwood’s stand on the 18th steep, iec-coalcd grade
lendment, and tho stand of the some railroad tracks, Elmantoward
heard
_ is enndidatija for governor on the tho shrill whistle of n locomotive
: Xu Klux Klan question absorb In* on
the fast Rutland milk train.
Itercst a t present nnd overshadow
Tile brakes failed to chtvk the
bo.entry of numerous candidates car,
which swung onto the tracks,
for the lesses state offices. Both and wan
truck by the Hying train
fcAdoo nnd Underwood have es and driven
against n snqw-hankrd
tablished state headquarters in curb. Ne'gliborj,
the train crew
city and arc lining up the state and nnxioua husband
n e s te d Mrs.
ntensive campaigns.
front the sednn.
In the governorship race on the Elman
While a chill morning wind nnd
cratic ticket, which really flurries
of snow blew over a little
^T
the election, as the stntc
a hnby girl was born.
^overwhelmingly Democratic, the group,
Wrapped la a laborer's coat, the
joWing have announced their lusty youngster was hurried to tho
. /“ idaefes:
hospital while policemen nnd vol
Form er Hoverqor James K F**r- unteers wade u litter and carried
guson.'-Jl.cutananfj Governor T. W. the mother more slowly.
Davidsdn of MfcrrhhH; Ailjutnnt
Beyond n dislocated arm, Mrs.
General T, I). Barton of Amr.rll’o; Elman suffered no ill-effects from
' Lynch Davidson of Houston; V. A. the affair.
Collins, of Dallas, nnd State Sen
ator Joe Burkett, of Eastland.
Oldest twins in the world, Mat
The Ku Klux Klan, n prime fncthew
and Mark Gunn, are PI, and
| tor in the Inst election, is mention
by three of the gubernatorial our guess is these Gunu hoys arc
dilates In thir platforms. T. never loaded with booze.
>. Davidson, Burkett nnd Lynch
TTfdson bltV'J declared Against
MKlan, while tho others have
1 mentioned it.
platforms of the candidate
.Bvernor cover a variety of in
firm tax reduction to minor
lation.
women candidates have rig■their intention of rannmg
iny office, but St is understood
evernl may seek election to
gislnturc. The campaign is
d to take on added interest
iA fttf the meeting of the state com*
IVnMtso in May;
* trust to Briber! IL JUmsejr. If
and If said parties are dead.
BY BLOSSER Ing;
f r e c k l e s a n d h is f r i e n d s t»» all parties claiming Interests
under Robert Barnhart. Busan
Barnhart. ‘ hla
wife.
A a ro n
* AOMt 1 *WCM I 1/ ViUATAPWre T M O ^iir^N
T 6AU6 Mn
\
Jernigam
Joseph
B.
Askew,
1 IF V W W A O l1H8:7DflD 4
Borah J. Askew, his wife, Jacob
IF T MA
A M£k6L VETTFCD4.V
MADSOAE MONEY / wrrycOT SOSAR POPAWEEk
Brock. James Weeks. Emanuel
T 6W FT' *TU‘ PcoR
AGUEy I
you fob ) lVu
— Iteldt, Michael J. Boyle nnd George
O B LD Q EN - GEe,
IT FOB'
t!. Brantley. under tho Urm name
Tit; P to e
YOU THE
.
of Boyle nnd Brantley, Mrs. Philo
"THAT PoCiQ Boy
CNILDQEM
cuildbsm
A. Wllllanis. Margaret W. Ilnmsey,
MAW7 AKV
Margaret H. Ilnmsey, and Margaret
TOO
B. Itnmsey ns successor'In trust to
COAT
Itotiert II. Hornsey: or otherwise. In
7r~
nmt to the following described
lands, nr any port or parcel there
• / ** » * ^
of. situate, lying and being In the
County of Benilnoli* nnd State of
Florida. more particularly described
a* follows, to-wlt:
c *
lleglnnlng 13*3.34 fert West of
the Boiithrast corner of Governmenl I.ot One, In Section 30, Town
ship 19. Booth of Ilnnge- 31 Bast.
Seminole County, Florida: run
North 1130 feet.more or less, lo the
waters of Lake Monroe nt low wa
ter mark: tBPnco West 37 feet nlong
the shore of raid Inke at low water
mark to the' easterly line of the
Moses 1*. lrtjvy Gram (also known
n i the Sanford Grant): thenre
South 35 degrees West along the
Easterly line of said Grant to the
Southwest corner of said Govern
ment I.ot One; thence East #60 feet
to beginning, containing 13 acres,
more or Irsx
.
,
It nppcarlng from tho sworn lull
AO, ACT MECSSSAEH-Y-^
of cnmplulnt filed In this cause
VlMAT WOULD YOU U kE
iignlnM you .that you and each of
you have or claim to have some
MUST IT
T o DO
interest In nnd to the lands herein
BE SUCAR
above described, and Hint • your
lijnecs of residence are unknown. ,
MO,*A?
Therefore, you Hubert Barnhart,
U SE
NE SWEEPERS
LIQUOR
’
Arrert of Two Erccporlcrn with
Large C'nrg«» Reveals 1 New
Type of Whiskey Running
not
n\
NEW YORK CITY, Felt. 25.—
Charles Combs uni! S. J. I’liillips. j
^'Federal prohibition ugenta, begun J
irawnpaijrning off Freeport, L. I., I FASHION VARIES BLOUSES AND
’ Friday against a new type of lii|iior j
SKIRTS
running. Owners of small power i
The simple line? of the I ur*t repnrato
launches, who never visit the mmi
fleet, officials say, but who do a blouses ami skirls make tbetn blend
thriving whisky trade by working lic.iulifully into the elicit of otic cos
along the coast with nppnrutur like tume. To I heir ft is a hkm e of gulden
that of u mine sweeper, which per brown crf|>c de ( ‘Iliac, worn with a
mits them to find and recover jet skirt of. dark brown broaiklolh. The
l>[ouse is of the r.iip-ovcr type, with
tisoned cargoes.
kittiono slrcvcs that nte sla-hcd at tiic
Ileemise of increased vigilctico on shoulders
( hiikkI with fancy braid.
the part of government rum The same nnd
trimming millinr s llicnpiare
chasers the smugglers have adopt nrck and opening
down the leftside of
ed Ihe policy of sinking contrnlmiu! the front. The skiit
is n one-piece
liquor contained in the heavy cases wrap-around model, a quiring
lji, yard i
used fur export goods hy Scotch 50-iiu li mao rial. Tile blou.-.o requires
distillers. The prevalence of this l,1ft j.inls .Rvimh <rfjir,
plan to evade capture among
P.uhi-r t.iilor-m tde in elTcci i:s the
smugglers came to light when pro second blouse, al-o ifcvr-Jojicd in ct-t'[>c
hibition agents on dun. 2 ! urn>.ii.cd tie l bine. The deep collar turns back
Neal- Keywik and August Mne- over narrow li:md-riri tiuks that are
Cluskey, both of Freeport, with iVO joinetl ti) the back of the IJiin-e as ir
cases of Srotrli wiiisky, eight 12- extend . over tin' s'aoulders. .The lower
gailoti cases of Frencii cognac and edges arc gathetctI into a straight Im-Ii
other contraband valued at SlK.tlbh that buttons at the front. ( tills liui li
which had been fished up by tlicm the short sleeves, nit hough a choit e of
from seven fathoms of water.
long sleeve is provi<lei|. The skirl is a
Since then information tins been two-piece liltsId plaited nt the bides
chtained with regard to nocturnal and ait.tdicd to n itniisl-* laxly.
activities of more than a score of Medium si/.e rcriuires, (or die blouse,
launches, ostensibly engaged in 2} j yan hi .ift-itu it rri'i*-; bir tin; skirt,
fishing, whose mission, the prohibi i 1. ) arils 51-inch material, an I -1( van I
tion agents say, is to pick un sunk lining for the t antisolc.
first M.xlcl: Itlouie No. 1751. Sizes,
en jiquor stores and land them nt
Various points on Long Island, ilo- .71 to IS in* In * bust. J'ri.e, 7* cents,
enuso it ban been known tho small fskirt No. I7(i'k fares, 21 lo Jf* inches
launches da not visit Hum Row or, waist. Price, 55 cents.
Second Mrs lei: Blouse No. 1751.
#o far as is known, come in contact
With recognized runt-running cruft, Sires, J l to -IH itudi-s bust. I'J**’, 5i>
they have hitherto escaped close cents. Skirt No. 17-1'). Si/t-s, .17 to 51
observation. The authorities n'-e incites hip, I'riie, 35 cents, Motif
Uncertain as to whether owners of No, 12H20. Transfer, lillie or jx;How,
these boats have definite informa 25 cents.
tion as to where liquor may infound or whether they comb the
cousi until submerged stores are
encountered by their sweeps.
From one source it was learned
yesterday the British schoomPapyrus fro mLondon,, which ln>
off New York i.ist week with >.
cargo of conirubaitd liquor, de
■ Y
1
posed of her stores in some mys
terious way, apparently without
transshipping, It is thought ).->
V m * If*
slbic her cargo war jettisoned and
that its precis? location is known
to rn-called landing agents. When
tho Papyrus sailed three other ve .«(■!» which had kept her company—
the Kirk & Sweeney of Nova
Scotia; the Athens of Nassau, and
the L. M. Smith of Halifax—re
mained off th" coii'-t and are re
ceiving visits from runners in tie■ordinary fashion. What became of
the Papyrus cargo is being inveati rated.
These "ground sharks,” as pro
hibition agents call the sweeper
3760
flee* are said to be operating with
considerable success off Montauk
I'oitu, where the British smuggler
Oberruil and the Cunaiiau :hii.>
THE UTMOST IN
Gord >n E. Moulton and l>. M
Smart are lying. Large nuantitli •
MODISH NESS
of liquor in cases are said to have
This
frock
is modishly simple and
been jettisoned inside Fresh Pond
m*dub. IK-siencd (or day
Bay on the easterly end of Long simply
time use, it is developed in navy
Island.
Poirct twill and trimmed witli scliI raid miupK'd with a hit * i
COMPARES IRSII FREEDOM colur
soli gray cmbrytilcry silk, the Irintmmg living liinili*! t the deep tmnE . DUBLIN, Feb. 2d.— Minister of down collar and tin* large* patch
Education McNeill, addressing a p' tkrtv 'Ihc dr* ss fastens straight'
political gathering in this enty re down til*- frmil and the fulness at
cently, declared that ‘‘the people the waist is !u! 1 in with a rtriiig belt
of Ireland have now control of of self-material. Medium size re
(adtheir own affairs and the making quires 2\* yards 54-inch material.
^ of their own destinies us fully as
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1760.
the people of Spain, the United Sizes. 34 to £0 Inches lust. Price,
States o r Russia,”
45 cent;.
you nnd each of* y*S"r**
published "n'tV ^'V a^i^'U tlo,
WITNESS my & S J T *
*’» said circuit Court **** the ,
6th day or Januara*! I* th|,'
(SKAI,)
T
III!
Clerk of the Clreuli^n^KAss
Seventh Judicial ci r‘ '?t« o f ,
Idn, In and for
of *v
O B ftu t ■’WOTTM
■“S sw r,." """s
*&
!« •» «
made, application for
V'V.P accordance* V\tu
rertlflrnte embraces
tlescrjlmd property MtuntV?11'
note rrtuntv. Florid,
*»
6. Block B. Tier
'
s«M land being n s .e ,,^ '1,',0^ '
of the. Issuance of such » t*1* <
In the nano of i'ni .lf
anld certificate shSli
according to law tax
vuc thereon on {**
March, A. B. 1924.
*ls*
Witness my official
M
w
' 11,11 ,laj " f e
(SEAL)
E. A. BOrnr ao. 1
.n-m iS t. S S S - 'iS s j
Sanford Loan & S avin gs Company
-
-
'"■■■
(IX rol’OBATEB)
'
" 1
Capital $100,000.00
WE LOAN MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE AND WAGE EARNERS
ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. WE DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
Daily Fashion Hint
E
If living, Knsnn Barnhart, hla‘wife,
If llvfag, Aaron Jernlgan, If-living,
Joseph It. Askew, If living. Harsh
J. Askew, his wife. If living. Jacob
Brock, If living. Jnmes Weeks, If
living. Emanuel Ileldt. If living.
Michael J. Boyle, ir living, and
George C. Brantley. If living, un
der tho Arm name of Boyle nnd
Brantley. Mrs. Philo A. Williams. If
living. Margaret W. Ilamsev. If liv
ing. Margaret S. Itnmsey, If living,
and Margaret R Hanteey, as suc
cessor In trust to Hohert II. Hamsey. If living; nnd If dead, all par*
Mrs claiming Interests under Hohert
n.nrnhart, deceased, Busan Barn
hart, his wife, deceased, Aaron Jernlgnn. deccnsed. Joseph B. Askew,
deceased. Bargh J. Askew, his wife,
deceased. Jacob Brock, deceased,
James Weeks, deceased. Emanuel
llaldt, deceased, Michael J. Boyle,
deceased, nnd George C. Brantley,
deccnscd, ^under the Arm name of
Bovto and Brantley, Sirs. Philo A.
Williams, deccnscd, Mnrgnret W.
Itnmsey, deceased. Margaret R Ilamsey, deceased, nnd Mnrgnret S.
Hnmney,
an
successor
In
trust
to
Hohert
II. namsey. deceased; or otherwise, In and
to the lands hereinabove described,
or nny pnrt thereof, nnd nlso any and
all other persons whose name-or
names are unknown and who mny
lie Interested In the property In
volved In this suit, nnd herelnnbove
described or who claim any right,
title or Interest therein as heirs,
devisees nr grantees, by. through or
under nny of the parties or persons
licrolnnbnve named or referred to,
or otherwise, nre hereby rrijulred
lo l,e nnd nppenr before our said
Circuit Court nt the Court Mouse
nt Hanford. Florida, on the 3rd tiny
of March. A. B. 1521, nnd then nnd
there make answer to tho hill of
IILOOM.
MOTORCADE WILL
FORT MYERS. I-la. Feb. 27>—
The Florida Automobile Associa
tion, headed by its President, the
Hon. M. M. Sniith of Winter Park,
plans a large motorcade from
Orlando, Eustis, Winter Park,
Sanford, Kissimmee, Haines City,
Lakeland and other central Flori
da cities, to Join the great West
Coast nnd Tuntinmi Trail Jubilee
motorcade on Mar, ID, 11, and 12,
which will go direct to Tampa to
attend the Tumtami Trail road
meeting to lie held there on the
night of Mar. Ill in the Court
House; and join with the motor
cade as it leaves Tampa the next
mailing, Mar, II for Hradcntown,
Sarasota, 1'until Garda and Fort
Myers.
Hon. Hugh Hale of Brooksville,
President of the West Coast High; way Association will represent
that association and join in the
motorcade as it leaves Brooksville
| Monday afternoon,' Mnr, loth, and
will participate in all of the meet
ings scheduled cn-route all the way
to Fort Myo n ; and likewise will
address the convention of the
Tnmiumi Trail association in Fort
Myers, Wednesday, Mar. 12.
Hon. Worth W. Trammel of
Miami, one of the candidates for
governor, will start with the mot
orcade from High Springs, journey
with ami participate in ad its func
tions uU the vvay. The Texas Oil
Company’s big red car, with Sum
S. Stalls, its hurt Myers' manager,
at the vvhu d, has been selected as
the pilot ear to lead the procession
all the way from High Springs to
Fort Myers and convey lira E.
Chapin, Executive Vice-President
qf the Tuiniami Trail Association,
will), repre i itting Unit association
is in charge of the motorcade and
its many events.
LAKELAND, Feb. 25—L. W.
Bloom, of the Star-Telegram has
been asked by Cordell Hull, chair
man of
, the Democratic, national
Susan Barnhart, his wife. If living.
As mu J i-nil git n, If living, Joseph M.
Askew. If living. Hnrali J. Askew,
Ills wife. If living, Jacob llruck. If
living. JuiiH'D Weeks, If living.
m:inij• I Ileldt. If living, Mlelnu-1
J. iBoyle.
If living
George
h»j ti*, it
imim .anil urn*
k* 1 - .
Dili ymt ever notice that
often you need a certain
tiling nr a certain person at
u certain time?
The need in urgent, press
ing and m art be met at
ome if you would accom
plish the end you have in
view.
Whenever you find your
self up against such u sit
uation, ilu not fret and scold
and complain—for there nre
ways provided to meet just
such emergencies—they ttr<*
Herald WANT ADS. *
The next time you need
extra help quick; you must
have expert assbUineo at
mice—or you must immedi
ately sell something you
have.
Try tho service of Herald
WANT AI)S and bo con
vinced.
To reach all the people
effectively — leave
your
Want Ad at The Herald Of
fice. Phono us to send for
it or photic it to the Want
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
The Officers of this Institution arc under $50,000.00 Surety Hond
committee*, to bend the local Dem- jtrnntt«*y, if living, under tin* Urm
ocratic Victory Club, one |of a ' mono of Jtoy It* amt Brantley, Mrs.
nninbre
n) such
midi organizations
nffi’iuiir-iDfinfl bo.
lltl a ms.
miimar m
tie- . I*hDot u-,\. X
„\amM>.
ing formedthroughout the country. I Karot h. Itamaey,
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I Margaret H. Ila insoy
Frencli riot guns rj-e speaking j
German again.
*
^ W. PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia Ave.
---------------------------Phone 2.11-
If
M.i r—
If living.
uving. Mur
If living,
ami
ns successor in
P R O P O S A L FOR
NOT Iff*:
MI*
R ic li in m e a n in g to every motor car buyer
IIozv Studcbaker reached the heights
,HE
story of StudebVccr I*ns
;
been told by many men in
•[<many* ways. Maw-let* ua <cil«
it to you.
Studcbaker growth has in late
years been Motorconi’s ',cn"at:oit.
Sales have mounted until l.r:t yr^r
145,000 buyers of quality cars se
lected Studebakcfa. They paid over
$200,000,000 for them.
All must realize that a rev; rt illa
tion Ins arisen in high-grade c.-.rj,
You who arc interested should now
analyze the reasons.
T
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T o I tub* r t l l n r t i h a r t ,
If
llv iitir.
V/c bni!t r.cw factories — modern
plants. V/c til1>1 them with new
eququi.-nt — 12,503 up-to-date ma-
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Tourini:
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
Ill (In- I ' l r i ' u l t l .M irl o f tin- Vr* r u t l i
.Im llH nl C lr r itlt o f tlir K l n l r o f
l*lurlil:i. In n m ! f o r **r m l noliC n iiiii).
In C litin rrrr,
CITATION.
'*
(vB l o w , C o n i p l a i n a n t .
VH.
That *s the whole story
T h e c o st tves $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0
5-I“asji. no \v. R. r,o If. i*.
7-1W 126 7V. IL 60 II. I*.
SI 750.00
SI 125.00 Touring
Roadster (2-Pass.)
1835.00
1100.00 Speedster (5-Boss.)
t'rupe (.'Basil.) . •“
2195.00
1395.00 Coupe (5-Bass.)
Sedan
2685.00
1985.00 Sedan
(ALL BRICES F. (>. II. FACTORY. TERMS TO MEET YOUR CONVENIENCE.)
i: \. noUGLASii.
('B ib I’lri-tJii Court
Hi'mlnnle rt,unity. Florida.
By A. M. Wi tkn.jll .C.
Muiti*» Pact*,
I
ii-l'aws*. 112 \ \ . II. t« II. I*.
Taurine
.
.
.
$1015.00
Roadster (3-Pms.h.)
- 1025.00
Coupe-Ruuds ter C2-1’uhs.)
- 1105.00
Coupe (5-I‘ass.)
1.795.00
Sedan
.
.
.
1185.00
-» t I h l s ilu , 11 Hi ,l;iv o f F H i r u ’i r v ,
A. ! >. 1321.
(Si: aI,)
the utmost in fine motor cars, regard
less cf ail cc't3. V /c pledged them
our good faith and our resources.
15% to conform to those standards
exactly.
We ft»vested;$9i000,00£> it> a^tlrop
forge* plant to fnat:'e all our own drop
forgings. $10,000,000 in body plants,
to build all bodies to our standards.
Wc employed 1,200 skilled inspec
tors to-sce that all standards were
fulfilled. There arc 30,000 inspec
tions on Studebaker cars during
manufacture, before they go out from
the factory.
Find Out Why
!• %
v.
What others say — not what you
ray — determines your place in the
Ioik; run.- dn-weryfwid of endeavor* • *
one must accept that fact. ,
Wc bed the money, the plants, the
prestige. V/e hctl the incentive cf
witubb'.kcr traditions. In time we
secured the ir.cn.
We tcld three men to build for us
That's about the whole story. We
simply followed the never-changing
The Studcbaker principles have be
Studebaker principles. We gave to
come tradition'! in lit air 72 j
of
our buyers the utmost—values they
existence. They have never
could not match. Then they
wavered. In all changing
turned by tens of thousands
conditions th ey h av e
to Studebaker cars.
brought new luster to that
"Over 750,000 of those cars
name.
have
gone out. Their per
Men come and go, but a
P
co
p
b
paid
over
$200,000,000
last
year
formance
has developed a
name like this becomes n
demand
for
150,000 per year.
for
Studebaker
cars.
heritage to foster and en
Every
increase
in sales
hance. That'3 v.’hnt we've
T he re:.tit is row a dem and for 150,000
brought
a
lowered
cost,
done — wc who have that
per year.
which we promptly gave
name in keeping for a time.
O.’er $50,000,000 in m odern plants and
our buyers. Today these
,
«
Cl o
fine cars are offering values
equipment to build the finest of fine cars.
Studebaker has always
which no rival can approach.
One of these ears, built in 1913, has run
been a leader. For two gen
T hey have m ade us the
475,000 miles. That m eans 80 years of
erations it led in horseworld's largest builders of
drawn vehicles, now prod
ordinary service. In D ecem ber this car
quality care.
ucts of the pa3t.
made the trip from coast to coast.
Most of you remember
We deserve a hearing
S tu d eb ak er carriag es —
queens of their time. They
New we deserve a hear
were used by multitudes cf people
chines. Of the S50.000.0CG in our
ing.
All
who
consider a car at SI,000
who loved quality and style.
phnVi an 1 equipment, §32,000,000 or over should learn what Studebaker
When motor cars succeeded them,
1>ee t invested in the past five
offers. That in fairness to yourself
Studcbaker became the logical leader
years. So it re;,rescnt3 the lest word
and us. Check one by one the advan
in tjiat field. Any other place would
in efficient manufacture.
tages we offer. You’ll find them by
have been an anomaly.
V.’c established rt Department of the score.
Methods and Standards, to fix for
The only way to the top
Remember that 145,000 who did
every Studebaker detail the maxi that last year chose a Studebaker
A concern of this age has ono fact
mum of quality.
ingrafted in its fiber. The only way
car. There are nine chances in ten
to leadership is th ro u g h superY/c created a Bureau of Research
that you’ll do it.
and Experiment, employing 125
Bervice.
Consider our record, our accom
skilled men. They make 500,000 tests
The leader must excel in all you
plishments,
our policies and princi
per year to maintain our supremacy.
seek — in quality, in beauty and in
ples.
Consider
that wc have $90,*
value. There is no other way to the
. ^ h«y fixed countless standards,
000,000
at
stake
on satisfying men
top. Every stretch of the road is
including 35 separate formulas for
like
you.
Don’t
buy a car in this
strewn with wrecks of those who
steels. Then on the most important high-grade class without seeing what
tried another,
steels we offered makers a bonus of wc give.
72-yecr traditions
or |
r i f m i f j* #
N.,1 ,.' I*
\ j jJv. 1, It,; I Hid •
11»J|it. <| I Itln.-rstilii li,T,'i,if„ri. «*x- *
stir.* 1»*tw*..|i to, met. .-mn, ,|. i*.!
01 1I*,. I..' n‘ f,li. "*f‘J’.*,'*'.
W" V,,r:. *'tty. anil
In.
I l > ! ! T I 4f l
G. E. McCALL, Manage*
usiness Story
SANFORD, FI,A.
Sealed proposals will be re
ceived by tin* City of San
ford, Florida, by and through its
City Commi.s.don at the office of
the City' Commission, Palmetto
Avenue, until two-thirty L'dack
i\ M.. Monday, idnnh ltllR, 1D21M
bir Equipment and Construction
of a Waterworks Plant as {allows: I
Approximately 20 miles .of wa . :
t*'i mains with valves, hydrants,
etc.
, f oneiete l’e-crvoir and- Tank
hmiudation,
I'nmping station.
Wells and well pumps.
Pumping machinery and other
nccossn ry cq nip me:: t.
200 000 gallon .-ttel tank on
tower.
A certified cheek or Bidders
Bond for tin* amount of five per
rent
of the Lid price, made
payable to the City 1‘ommission,
must I • deposited v.iih each bi*j.
Nun * **i'td bidder ; will h ■ re*;uin>d
to furnish bond lo the nm of oneIhird the amount f,f t|lPj, respec
tive emilrnets. Clicks of all oth
ers will be returned piornpHy.
I’Inna and spceilicntiniiH can be
seen after Felt. 2l‘th at the office
TO REMODEL COI RTIIOHSE or Urn City Manager ar.*l of the
TALLAHASSEE, Fcl). 2'i.—Al <nn-nltlng Engineer. .Specifica
terntlona are ■■>'m In lie mad'.* on , tions can be had from the Consult
tin* Leon county court house that ] ing Engineer upon the deposit of
"ill co H 557,fiUU. The contract al-i ow dollar, plans upon a deposit •
ready ban been let and the war!: of one dollar per item. These do-'
will begin as itnii ns materia! can posits will be ri turned when u
be shipped he:-*', fi. .1. Klutiio,, good faith bid is submitted.
•Lu’k.j*»uv jl!e .uiliitcct, win* pkinn 'd
iki * ily i onimi: «iott reserves
lecrr.ntruetion of tin* ctat.* cnpit.d. the rig,It to reject any or all bids
drew tile plans for iu.mxielllng or t*i change tho quantities from
■f the court liou.’e. There p!:t:.;i thosu in the speeiliriitions us the
cull for tli-* addition of two wing , best interest of the City rctiuire
udarg* men; of the court room, 'ilu*
(TTY COMMISSIONERS
ctiilr.I portion of the focnile will By V.. B. Williams, City Manager.
lie tre a 'c l in ein-.d:* st;.* • *f arciii- Jos. L. » raig. Lnyiiic'cv,
teeture, with the exterior walk* •127 King St.,
tini*h *1 in tint. *1 stucco.
Jacksonville, Fla.
2-12-PJ-2I1-H-LS
THAT
PRESSING
NEED
SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS
SANFORD, FLA.
THE
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Tampa
7 W ; •*
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»g to Mrs. Virginia Rob
la tha
By i t F. C a i(t t
the School Garden on Celery Ave erts, manager of the burviaa, this
nue. They wore also shown sev- number, is .several times in excess
pHiw iirl to tljiig N of 12,600 fwi, C m travel at speed of
I w aain OrlandIo Wires
w _ days last
‘ r farms and the of that at the same time last year.
» in i w w o u m e a t s d w p t n A u g u st* m u m d m t j r o t t e n t u
weak ottendinff a regional confer
-------_ plant.
Several re
ence of th* director*, supervisors marked that It waa one of the fltCVRRn RELIBF THROUGH
Mfn iiicenl vitwa over Europs’t hiitm tps A i and gUdcrx, and teacher trainers trom 12 Unfit trips thoy had ever .taken.
FOLEY PILLS .
we - s k t(s tha
Southern states alul the SmithThe aagt day,. Mr. Garris from
Hushes teachers from Sooth Flor Soqtb sCrollns told ,tho conference
John R. Gotthiu.
ida. H r. Hattiey and Hr, Sargent, that Sanford hod one of the best WTites: “I have suffered w itt kid
‘the regional directors from Wash school gardens ha had over seen. ney trouble five yean; could not
ington, were also present at the
sleep. *t night and .waa always tir
moating.
ed. 1 was not strong and hard
.The conference was very 'helpful ford because the people are doing work made niy back aeht. I got
from beginning to end, but the things here. He said it waa surely some FOLEY PILLS and aftar a
thing of most interest to Ssnfani a,i treat to see these .wonderfui fear treatment! I fait better and
was the visit thes men made to this celery fielda.
could work with more ease, be
city.
ft was a pleasure to have the came stronger and could sleep bet
On Tuesday afternoon af last leading men from IS Southern ter.” FOLEY PILLS ate a diuretic
Across from *Xpr
week I gave them a cordial in states to inspect our garden ami stimulant for the kidneys, make
vitation to come to Sanford, which we are grateful to Mr. Haynie, our them more active. Get a bottle
H. A. H ih m m I
supervisor for vocational
they gicdly accepted. We secured ■tat*
agriculture, .tailing this conference
reventears and brought about 40 that Sanford had one of the best
Tha Pon Show of tha A
of these mch over and showed thorn school gardens in the state.
10 People aad tha JHfi
MILANE
ty Chorea. Taka tha
tho South by dairy men,, according INDIANS TO FEATURE FAIR
see Jlggs aad I
T
H
E
A
T
R
E
to information published by the
win M g Jay
SANFORD
department, which say many are FORT MYERS. Feb. 28^-UpHearts.
breeding common herds up to high- wnrde of 100 Seminole Indiana will
M
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T
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E
grade stock by using pure-bred feature tho Lee county fair with
AND NIGHT
bulls.
their tribal dances. Fifty of tho
R'vWrtna arc already here and 50
H AWORLD BEATER”
nro expected by the time the
nl r i pi na Tuesday. This, it is
"FOLEY’E Cough Medicine U
‘World Beater* for speedy relief," •hmI. will be the first time tho
of granite rocks and cliffs, An idea of the
writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evam> lfhi.ui.* aver consented to put on
nue, Evansville,’ Ind. ."L ast' inhibitions of their dancea outside
enormous strength required of these bases is Avenue,
month. 1 was down with a severe V1}} «ir Gvergladea homeland. Tha
given by the impacts which they may be called cold,
and getting worse, I bought a Indians will encamp on the fnjr
upon to withstand a t any time.
bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY A N D . grounds, and they range in ago
TAR COMPOUND, .and tha next! from[the one-year-old child to tho
A medium-sized avalanche in this part of the
Alps contains nearly 200,000 cubic yards o f : night was well and O. K.” If you | dignified chief.
want a quick, reliable remedy for j
----- ■
------snow mixed w ith boulders often several yards
cougha. colds and hoanenesa in
nr
in diameter and with trunks of trees broken off sist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND
Wheeless & Welsh
or uprooted and carrying tons of soil along with
TAR COMPOUND. It has all the
their roots. Avalanches usually start from
cure*.!' 3 qualities af pine tar and
honey. Sold everywhers.
heights neaT the 10,000 ft. level, gathering
Sanford
IAT.gr
By yiCTOR PIEDMONT:
fHid first section of the world’s hlgKeat
1Ariel cableway has ju st been opened to
tanffic a t Chamonix in the French Alps,
u t nine hours from Paris by the P. L,
The line starts a t the “Pit
's Station," 3474 feet above sea level,
’ completed it will land passengers
i^uarely on top of the “Aiguille du Midi’’
a t a height of 12,608 feet, which is only;
3CG0 feet or so below the summit of near
l y Mt, Blanc, the highest peak in Europe,
’.to t fa r below the Aiguille du Midi, at th e
intermediate station, called the "Col
MSHAHW CARTOON MUSICAL
INil HI
weight and speed all the way to the 3000 f t
DAYTONA. IFebT 20.—John S. Cor. Oak ATtkibe and Third S tm t
Oreml P.-inldn, Mich., in
tarnations! president of the Lions’
OtLS-GAS
Clubs, will be the guest of the local
body on the night of Mar. 6, it is
announced here. A committee on Exclusive Agents for Fisk
Tires and Tubes
arrangements has been appointed
to prepare an entertainment pro
gram for the occasion, when offi
“SERVICE THAT MAKES
cials of the local club hope to also
FRIENDS."
have present tho governor of the
eighteenth district.
•' sV. ’
y rd impressive mountainscapes imagin1' ,T .
able, over the jumbled mass of peaks and glaciers'of the
French and Italian Alps.
! (The first section of the cableway, opened in December
IftZt, la comparatively easy, the grade being only 17%; but
Jffcb next stretch, over which traffic will run this summer, is
more rugged and steep, the grade here being 60%, while
«£• third section, to be put In operation next year, will surBjnunt precipitous rocks and gullies on a 72% grade. From
■bare on the grade will be uniformly, ateep, anywhere from
E % to 69%.
Ffom the very beginning the task* has been gigantic.
Service paths had to be blasted and hewn out of the rock
land around the sheer cliffs; transform ers and other pieces of
machinery, that often weighed 1100 lbs. and over, had to bo
Jhclsted by sheer man power. In 1910 i t took 50 men ten
{Hays of heaving and hauling to carry a transformer 1600
fe e t; the month was August, yet the snow lay over two feet
Sleep on the ground a t that altitude. Miles of cables, weigh
in g some 40 lbs. to the yard, were spun out to giddy heights
iwlth the help of the whirring motors of trucks solidly
^anchored" to masonry; the steel pillars of the line were
E ntirely embedded in bases built on almost vertical surfaces
F
Vulcanizing: Shop
WILL VISIT DAYTONA
^
forests have been laid low by the tremendous
force*of the air thus violently displaced, sometimes 1500
feet away from th e direct path of the avalanche.
To guard Against these perils, ramparts attaining a
volume of 327 cubic yards of solid masonry have been built
around the bases of the steel pillars, shaped and placed so
that any avalanche striking against them will be split open
like a wave by the prow of a ship.
The cars run along two parallel cables about 13 feet apart
from each other, a t a height from the ground of from 40 trt
100 feet. They carry eighteen passengers at a speed of 8.2
feet per second, roughly equivalent to 5 ^ miles an hour,
allowing full enjoyment of the gorgeous panorama, >Vhen
fully loaded, each car weighs about 4Vs metric tons,
but so stout are th e cables and so delicately adjusted is tho
mechanism that th e cars glide smoothly and quietly, with
never a jolt or ja r. A special cable act3 as an automatic
check to the speed of the car in case of a break In tho main
cable. Such a contingency is hardly likely, however, beenuse
the strength of th e main cable is ten times, and th at of tho
other cables eight times, as great as nny strain which can/
be placed upon them by the utmost requirements of w rvitaj
Batteries
For
GOOD PRINTING
The very beat B attery is nn
And
EXIDE
QUICK SERVICE
We re-ehnigo and repair all
makes of Batteries
Phone 417-L2.
THE MATTHEWS PRESS
Corner R. R. Ave. and Commer
cial St.
RAY BROTHERS
Phone 548-
IT
•w ru
vm
NIGHT PRICES; 50e. 75c, 91.00 and $1.50—Pisa Tax,
Seats Now Selling a t Bower’s Drug Store.
-Sanford
JIII1II1IIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIII1IIUIIINIIHIIIII
ollins U n i o n Is DAIRY INDUSTRY
FORD’S NAME TO UR rged
By Sprague
SHOULDTHRIVE IN
BE ON PETITION In Speech
Sunday
FLORIDA, REPORT
FOR PRESIDENCY
puying the farmers nn average of ■
1250 daily for cream.
6
Mississippi ulso is becoming a
dairy stale, it is said, although
a few years ago there was an in
adequate milk supply for local con
sumption in some cities in that
state, nml milk had to be shipped
in from outside sources.
The changed conditions have
been wrought by systematic drip
ping which has largely eliminated
the cattle ticks, the department
says, and now in regions entirely
...............................-bred
, f ,
,•
th , , demand
, are
^
.\ l but are producing
o u*..
producing L
enougli
.......
Sunday
night
the annual
Founders Day exercises were held
DETROIT, Feb. 26—A political in the Knowles Hall Chapel. The TALLAHASSEE, Fin., Feb. 2C.
paradox looms ahead of the presi greater part of the evening wns —Development of a prosperous live
dential primary in this state on given to the discussion of the Hol stock nml dairy industry goes hand
April 7, with the possibility of lins Union Project. Dr. It. •> in hand with the cradiention of the
President Coolidge being the choice Sprague
of the Republicans of the state sided ovter the meeting.
j cultural department, in pointing
Pcopl e th at have children^ peo- \ to tho improvements derived from
and Henry Ford, whose “ l am for
the ‘k‘P^tmumjto cnab|e the 0Wj;erB to akhi[) co*.
.......the ticks, ’u^
interested in the Clnis- killing
Coolidge" proved n political sen pie that ure ....................
directs
attention
to
..n u n s
iiuuntities to Now Orsation recently, being the Demo tian educational movement in the suitability for both a theprospermia
lenns
and
uther distant nmrkets.
country and people with money nve live stock business and the duiry
cratic choice.
Keen interest ia being shown in
the
ones
th
at
Hollins
needs.
Dr.
industry.
A few days before Mr. Ford
Recent reportn to tha depart live stock inipiovement throughout
said: MI will not be a candidate Kprnuge stii dtbut if the Church
ment.
it is stated, show that vari
Union
was
put
into
effect
that
the
ugainst him on any ticket, whatso
ever,” Ford petitions,, circulated college would have nil these dif ous sections of the South already
throughout the state were pre ferent types of people backing the are showing nignn of fast bc__________
____ coming permanent and profitahh
children would
sented to the secretary of state as college. People with
the candidate for the regular Dem acnd"thcm lierc. pciipie with in ter-! centers for dairying. South Corn
ocratic preferential choice. Having eat in the work would send other!Hnn reports that tho small farmer <
got.this fnr, the Democratic lead children here ami would hack the <f that state are finding a good
ers came to nn abrupt halt with college in every way that they source of revenue in this business.
Mr. Ford’s announcement that he could, and people with money would One creamery alone is raid to he
help the collegi in u financial v'a*\
was for Coolidge.
Hut they could not withdraw the Dr. Sprague then introduced n
name as the law specifically states member of the Rollins faculty wii
that only the cundidate himself has is also one of the hardest worker
this right, once the petitions are for the union of the churches. Dr
resente dand accepted. To date, Win, It. Dreach,
Dr. Dreach it a representativ
Ir. Ford has not withdrawn his
name, and has given no inkling of the Presbyterian Church and
m
that he intends to. Thus the Dem has been working for many month.ocratic backers of Mr. Ford found to try and put the Rollins Union
“ I had very severe attacks
themselves in the unenviable po into actual being. He told of the
■
of indigestion,” writes Mr.
sition of having agitated ami con condition the college was in when
M.
H.
wade,
a
farmer,
of
he
first
came
eight
years
ago.
The
summated the candidacy of a mun
R. F. D. I, Weir, Miss. "I
whose expressed sympathies are j college student body ut that time
would suiter (or months at a
all with the opposition.
numbered about 75. ll.o greater
time. All I dared eat was a
them were preparatory
While I’residnt Coolidge has PJ’rt
little bread and butter. . .
consequently I suffered trom
weakness. I would try to
eat, then the terrible suffer
ing in my stomach I I look
Republican ___
with the whole affuir.
medicines, but did not get
ed States Senntor Hiram W. courajrcd
I)r. French, then president of the
any better. The druggist
Johnson has whipped an organi college,
persuaded him to stay and
recommended >
zation into shape, named his coun he sold since
’X
that
time
every
year
ty and state managers, established has been a little better than the
:
his headquarters and mimed Mich one preceding it, The students
igan as a battle ground by mak have gotten more mature every.
ing one of his first campaign
and have shown an interest in
speeches here. Johnson supporters year
their
work. The college itself hm
recall that Michigan expressed its changed
every year until now the
presidential prcfernc for th Cali- f gtudy-offered ia entirely
forma Senator In 1920 anu they „ ff
t thon it wa;! in tha time
and I decided to try it, tor,
“ J tehx^ LJhat favorab,u 8entinHnt|eight years ago.
as I say, I had tried others
A significant point in connection
(or years without any im
provement in my health. I
with Michigan’s stau ptolitics is
10-Day
soon found the Blackthe almost lack of early discussion
Draught was acting on my
of issues. The Teapot Dome dis
Artist Recital
liver and easing the terrible
closures created somewhat of _u
pain.
furore in Michigan political cir
Famous
Tenor
"In two or three weeks, I
cles, mainly b.urause they involved
found 1 could go back to
Kdwjn Denby, seerduty of the
Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
eating. I only weighed 123.
navy, a Detroiter. The reaction
1$2.50, Plus Tax.
N ow l wei&n 147—eat any
in the case of Denby has bjen
Tickets
on Sale Feb. 19th.
thing
I
want
to,
and
by
tausomewhat of a blotting out of po
inglBlack-Draught I do not
litical lines in going to the navy
sutfe
fer."
secretary's defense.
Now On At
Have you tried Thedlord’s
Black-Draught? 11 not, do
DAYTONA GETS MEETING
so today.
F. P. RINES
DAYTONA. Feb^ 26.—The Sheet
Sold everywhere.
105 Palmetto Ave. and
Metal Contractors’ Association of
EXM
Florida will meet in mid-summer
1113 Sanford Ave.
session here next Aug. 11.
Who
Indigestion
=; THURSDAY, FEB.
28TH-8:15
The latter, o f course. He is the one who reads the adver
tisem ents and discovers just where he can buy w hat he
wants. He is the one who realizes the great value o f ad
vertising when it comes to the important business of
spending his hard-earned money.
The well-informed shopper always has the advantage
when it comes to stretching the dollars. And you can’t
possibly be up-to-date on the shopping news unless you
make a practice of reading the advertisements.
The advertisements show you how to save money—and
steps—and time. Watch them carefully.
Bedford's
BLACK-DRAUGHT
Anything that increases your purchasing power is work
ing hard for you.
*y\
T ito S c h ip a
TIRE
SALE
the Most
His Money?
THE fellow who buys haphazard—or the chap who puts
his every-day purchasing on a business basis?
AUDITORIUM
S
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tiAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1924
_ THOUGHT FOR TODAY
iss tho Lord, O my soul, anil
not nil Ills bencflta; who
iveth nl! thine iniquities; who
ath all thy diseases; who reth thy life from destruction
.nl 103:2-4.
AT TWENTY-THREE
1 soon hath Time, tho subtle
Jf thief of youth,
Stolen on his wing my three and
it
twentieth yenri
I I I hastening days .fly on with
■• full career.
But my late spring no bud or
blosom shew’th.
ps my semblance might de
pt
ccive the truth,
flla t 1 to manhoodf am arrived
so near,
T hat inward ripeness doth much
•* less appear,
M at some more timely-happy
spirits indu'th.
it be it less or more, or soon or
- - slow,
JAsball be still in strictest meas
even
( ure
t same lot, however mean or
high,
ra which Time leads me,
’and the will of Heaven.
Is, if I have grace to use it
■o,
ever in my great Task
m a ster's eye.
—John Milton,
The services rendered the country by the m e n ___
United States during the world war cannot be paid for. It
is Impossible to estim ate in dollars and cents the value of the
*1__ _ J ____i____ e *i______ «.* j _________________ *»._ .*_
time and services of those who devoted many months in the
service of their country. They gave th eir time and ability
without thought of rem uneration in a financial way. They
left, many of them, good incomes and good positions to do
their part in the war. There is no way of estimating their
value and there is no accurate way of making payment to
them.
Under Secretary of the Treasury Winston says govern
ment actuary figures on the total cost of the bonus, allowing
for expected percentage of selection between various options
and probably cash borrowings, will be over five billions of dol
lars of which one billion comes in the first four years. It
would take an average of two hundred and eleven million dol
lars to meet the paym ents and sinking funds for the first
twenty years.
,
With this increased burden of taxation would the aver
age ex-serivee man be any better off? It would indeed be in
teresting to know w hat proportion of his own bonus the exservice man would havo to pay. Thinking people realize that
the small amount of caBh each man would receive would go
but a short distance and give very little financial assistance
to the ex-soldier. They also realize that for the next twenty
years the burden of paying for the bonus will be on the exservice men themselves.
Several years have passed since the closing of the great
war. The men who gave their time have re-entered the busi
ness life of the nation and are again making their own way.
Many of them find it necessary to pay an income tax each
year. The px-service m an who is taking his part in the af
fairs of the country would undoubtedly rather see taxes re
duced than to receive a “g ift” for his war time service.
"Gifts" of this kind will prove very expensive to the recipi
ents and will eventually cost them more than the actual value
in dollars and ccpts today.
Instead of urging the adoption of the bonus measures,
the American Legion would bo doing the country and their
individual members a real and lasting service by seeing to it
that taxes are reduced so that it isn't necessary to continue
indefinitely paying so heavily each year in taxes.
It is impossible to have both tax reduction and the bonus
and the soonfer the people realize it the better off they will be.
The bonus will wit!hout doubt
d
prove an expensive "gift."
-o-
The Time For Preparation.
Each year sees the number of winter visitors to Florida
rapidly increasing. The winter of 1923-24 has seen all rec
ords smashed. More tourists have come to Florida this year
than ever before. Hotels of the state have been filled to ca
pacity. Apartment houses have been crowded and rooming
houses have done a big business. But next winter will see
a much larger number of people here for the cold months.
Tourist towns throughout the entire state have begun pre
paring for next year. The coming summer will see Florida’s
biggest building campaign. Hotels will be constructed by
the tens. Apartment houses will jump up nil over. Florida
will be in a position to care for tho people next winter when
a bigger crowd of visitors will be here than even during this
big season.
What is Sanford going to do while other Florida cities
are preparing to look a fte r tourists? There is no city in the
stute where hotels and apartm ent houses are more needed
thnn in this city. Sanford cannot now provide adequate ac
comodations. Hundreds of persons have been unable to se
cure living quarters here this winter and have been forced
to go elsewhere for the w inter months. While other cities in
Florida are making plans for taking care of next year’s crop
of tourists what is Sanford going to be doing?
This is the time for preparation for next winter. The
people of thin,jaijM lljA^gvowing-m ust see that the tourists
who come here next*yu»r=frwprovided with accomodations.
Work should be started now on the construction of more
homes, more apartment houses and more hotels. What Sanford needs to make it a tourist center are more accomodations.
Daugherty Is ■ Fighter.
The "Red" Mad Deg.
A Million Dollar Bryan.
Eggs 30 Cents Each.
Copyright. 1911
_____l a , t
A dog show held In
m ently w „
w
l
Two armed women robbed . u '
York fur store. Not b!? * New >
women only cried for fur coats*1*
THE FIGHT between Attorney
General Daugixcrty anti the crowd
trying to drive him out of office
will be worth watching. The At
torney General la a lighter. Hi*
enemies include some able men.
One question is, who arc the men
behind those that ore trying to
get rid of Mr. Daugherty?
A Maine bride of thm»
wants a divorce. She cuLT**^f
has been hugging a dcluIinnT^ thf-‘
Mr. D. Knott is nin„t
mayor of New York but"
•
name Isn’t Drink.
Ut hU n*» j
THE CHARGES made against
him are vague. That he had noth
ing to do with tho Teapot Dome
case everybody knows. Both Mr.
Fall and Mr. Denby testify that
the Attorney General was not con
sulted. Nobody asked his Opinion.
His duty and powers in the admin
istration arc limited to giving legal
opinions when asked for them.
It is no part of his business to
tell Cabinet officers that they arc
breaking the law, whatever his
own opinion may be, unless the
President or a Cabinet member
asks for advice.
d . n K t nw S ! , T S . a * • * , [
being in jail there ?
an,a*»»f
Levy went strong „n
,
manfactured product:. t\brooms standing oUt p r o m i ^
Coffee prices are up. Venr Uhl
restaurant coffee will be I f f S
until ink goes up.
In Ashland, Nob*, a noor rii.1
cf 19 eleued w itha wo T n f c 1
but maybe he doesn't like £
much anyway.
wu
SOME OF Mr. Daugherty’s
enemies, that have real cause for
wishing him out of office, keep
very quiet in these proceedings.
They include men that Daugherty
accused of selling to themselves or
to friends for n nominal, dishon
est price, nroner'y which they held
as public trustees.
Five bandits held up a crowd
600 in Detroit. This j,
pandit. Ford should hire them^
efficiency experts.
**
MR. DAUGHERTY brought legal
proceedings against a collection
of war 'profiteers and grafters
and talked plainly about them.
Some powerful men ure included
among those that have good rea
son to hate him.
A man gets soaked by the boot
leggers and gets soaked on the
boose and still the judge 80»k,
him.
THE PUBLIC will withhold its
opinion concerning Mr. Daugherty
until it knows whether he is being
attacked In the interest of the pub
lic or in the interest of wur graft
ers whom he attacked und ex
posed.
Counterfeiters were caueht
Ing dollar bills to Sl.OOO bnu^Sfe
ing almost as much profit ai
eminent oil men.
;
Trees ore growing only onefourth as fast as they are being
destroyed by
lumbermen with
wooden hoods.
IS BR YA N A GREAT LEADER?
OPERA “ALL AT SEA”
OCALA BANNER
DEAN INGE, of St. Pauls in
London, well called the "gloomy
dean," appears to he growing
gloomier and gloomier, lie says
the "Red leaders,” particularly
those In Russia, “should be killed
off like mad dogs.”
"We con not allow moral poison
to be scattered ' broadcast," says
he, "und we can not allow fanati
cal minorities to conspire against
the Constitution.”
I
We cannot agree with the High-, „ ri| beloved a post 103, but their
i
lander thut Mr. Ilryan Is the K real-I,. .
nulsnte and animate all
est member of IDs party: we can 'ata,s ao" Pu,,alc aml
an
not even concede that he has shown humanity.
Given by the Stetson University Glee
himself to bo u areat lender.—Mul-i They, one by one, with one lone
berry Press.
I exception, Buffered martyrdom, hot
Clubs, Tuesday, February 26th, 815 at |
Lot’s examine tho records.
the things they stood for are still
Mr. Bryan led the fight for theiLalt in the heart-throbs of all tho
election of United States senators civilized nations of the earth,
Milane Theatre. Admission 75c and 8
by a direct vote of tho people.
| fat. I eter was crucified in Rome,
That is now the law of the land, head down, on n cross similar to the
eaves of Grass.
$1.00. Seats reserved any afternoon at I
He championed the cause and j ‘’a e .
lbe crucifixion of
*' -------- o----led the fight for women suffrage j u r i s t .
lakes interesting rending if
THAT’S HARD language, not when that question was looked u p -!
Andrew was bound to a cioss
box office.
fully read.
exactly such as the Founder of on ns n "will o' the wisp.”
,an?j >cf,1 'lk\ [ To™ ex^ uston-.
Christinaity Would use, probably, It is now the Inw of the nation, j , ^t*
Great, was be
nford has an excellent library,
but good and strong.
lle championed the causo that i headed by order of Herod ut deni
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARISH HOUSE
:h would be elevating merely to
The dean would presumably give al! campaign contributions and ex- Ba,em*
cr through, ns well ns to stop
nil the "mad dogs ' a trial before penes of the two g reat National
St. James, the I*ess, was thrown
BUILDING FUND.
8
iln E a few hours of study.
or after executing them.
parties should be given publicity from a high pinnacle, then stoned
I H r -------- o ------ami finally killed with a fuller’s
in advance of tho elections.
Jpdgjng from his picture Harry
THE BOLSHEVISTS would re It is now a statutory law.
club.
fa
“ " ir’s recent trip to Europe
ply to that gloomy view, "What From the very beginning of bis
St. Phillip was bound nnd hanged _■
! too much for him.
*ninut aft t\ll
1fii*
IS
pillar,
^ . « V r ,Ut ua T s "nid nbo,lt carter Mr. Bryan championed the against
fat.
Bartholomew
was
flayed
to
you
Christians,
when
you
were
„
„
„
of
prohibition
in
state
and
I t begins to look ns if the House
trying to get a sta rt in tho dn>’3 nation.
' death by command of a barbarous a
WfM> going to do something In reof Marcus Aurelius. Thty fed you
State
by
state,
in
hotly
waged
, , ..
. .
'“t Md to taxes.
to tho lions, used you ns blazing battles, it won Its way to victory king* Mnthtw
A COMMUNITY B U IL D E R
was killed by a hul-------- o-------■
■
torches in the urena. Hut that and now occupies a place in thu hurt.
rider to the Eighteenth Amcnddidn't
discin'
■
F.
P.
FORSTER,
President
B.
F.
WHITNER,
Cashier
3
....................
age
you.
Tailing
us
j
c
D
n
s
tV
t^
tio
n
'^
r
th
e
"
^
^
States
i
St.
Thomns
was
shot
by
a
showt should have been the prohi
J
-----------------------------,
------------------. .
.
ft
and
in the
constitution of every i er. of «> rows while at prayer, nnif N
r,mud
..... dogs wopt discourage
' , , 7,,,us.|
. U
OU III
llic consult
lt of petroleum.
if >. u think we ought to bo killed . ;ilnte in tho Union,
lu'tcrwurds was run through the
o
off, let a see you come and do it."j , n ,|t.n HI1C(. cf the power of Wall [ ^
with a wnu
lance.l
jpV' A man laughed himself to death
* . interests
- .
. i S f Nimnn
Siniun
was nci
crucified after the aBaaB aaaB B B aaaaaaB B aaB B aaB aaaB B B aaaiB B aaB B B B B B iiR
\ in ■ moving picture theatre the
C T A T P u rw e I i L-r- ,U *
Street end the corporate interests!
a t' rs,n'
un was
.
other day. Some of these scenario
UKF*r t!,nt ?f »f Iha country, Mr. Ilryan was th e , ma,,nci'f ot. ■,tial53-.
e gloomy dean are unfortunate instrument at the Baltimore con-' h t* Mi"'k was dragged through
.writers should recall Holmes, who
q
in that they don’t result in killing vention thut won the nomination! ^ho streets of Alexandria, until he
i*hesitated to writs us ninny ns ho
any mao dugs but seem to justify for Woodrow Wilson who is now i
,
,
.
.
could for this very reason.
the mad dogs if they happen to acclaimed ns the “greatest states-!. St-.Ulko was hanged to an olive
kill n gloomy dean or two when man that was ever born on Amcri-1 trS!‘ ir), ,eete* . , . . .
W
A Kiss in the durk" brought
they get hold of them. "Judge can soil." not only by our own peo- ‘ St\ "*“> Wfla beheaded by comis about the forced rcsinnation of n
not” seems to be a text out of ple but by the nations of the world. I
“STRAW ” VOTES
Kansas city school teacher. Male
,cro*
,
.. .
fashion.
V,Instructors should remember that
Yet, Woodrow Wilson, g re a t1
Barnabas was stoned to death.
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
“A
A trlaa
Irader that he was. failed in the t
John wo,s fhe only one who
kiss in th«i
thu linrlf”
dark’ should be
WILL THE state of Florida ac cherished Idval nearest his heart tllc'1. a natural, ,k'lltLh'
lung, not illustrated.
T
When
Mr.
Taft
and
Mr.
Bryan
try’s
tax
burdens.
But,
in
the
cept
or
reject
fifty
million
dollars
-ot
h
e
League
of
Nations
which
he
,
Th^at;
*P«£®»
L
w|?onl
,Jeaua
sp*
When certain newspapers, which were in the thick-of their campaign! mean time, the House of itepro- Worth of free advertising?
fondly
hoped
would
bring
about
fro™
the
bo<1>
’,
of
common
the Presidency, numerous news- sentntives, giving “straw" votes
If Florida sends William Jen tho |jcace of the world.
people, still control the be*st
luvh always stood for corporation for
throughout the country | their true value und addressing it- nings IJryan to the National Dem As Mayor Gary, i-i introducing . thought of the world.
interests, try to prevent the elec- papers
votes among their self to the job of putting the will ocratic Convention, ho will go nt. Mr. Bryan to mi Ocala audience1. M!' 1 ryn!1 haB takoa hlfi P,acc
tiom of a man of Bryan’s caliber, took "straw”
to determine in advance cf the people into legislation, his own expense und Florida will }"‘£
p^dny
welTsahC
L’-fo-.......-■
> —i-i. ‘
in the barricades of the common
it is good for the voter to wonder readers
which gentleman would win the votes down the Mellon plan and inpeople, nnd the same ns the "Greut
-why.
E
L
^
'
u
.
A
"
I
’Thrlstayf«iie!i
r
i
White House. Without exception, corporate the Garner rules in the papers in the United States, ad-1jdeals"unonthe'n eon1
iIhaT Teacher,” the “commo
ommon people
-------- o-------wc recall it, tho “straw” bn!- pending law.
vertbing th at could not be bought I S 3 trig}" S e n m e j L
I n h(,:' r hi.:’ gladly." and ddesnite the
The Dartmouth College presi as
proved that Ilryan would bej Which i« a pretty fair indication for tifty or a hundred million dol-' mj tjien crucified."
’
^
efforts of his traducers they are
dent, who would offer an instruct lids
A lack of arumal protein,
victor, fao empahtic was the that The Digest’s "straw" vote, lara.
going to commission hint to be a
or's • chair to Lenin or Trntski, i- the
Perhaps
in
this
Connecticut
it
Ilryan sentiment shown to be by cuphcnmisticuUy called a "poll" in
If Florida allows herself to be may he interesting to tell of thu
I surely borrowing trouble. As we these
delegate to the N'utionol Demo
advance “votes" th at the The Digest, is not worth the paper deceived by political gentlemen
have known college students, it Nebraskan
cratic convention.
who
belong7to
the
East
Coast'Rail-jfatc
that
hofell
Christ
s
own
chosen
was
much
elated
nnd
it
is
written
on,
so
far
as
gauging
doesn't take a Bolshevik to keep the Ohioan greatly depressed, i public opinion is concerned. This way, which • doesn’t want Mr.If
their minds atirreu up.
There was nothing to it;'B ry a n j was to be expected. In the first Uryun io go to the convention, II
L
FOR SALE BY
^
*
IV: '
-------- 0-------sweeping the country! Where place, the party sending out bnl then Florida will lose very vai- GREAT GOOD WILL COME TO FLORIDA
Persia is planning to sell some was
day, with an as lots for a “straw" vote on any is auble advertising.
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION
of the crown jewels in order to upon. on election
disregard for the in sue is apt to fix up the mailin *
finance thu construction of rail tonishing
fallible
functions
of
"straw”
votes,
list
with
an
eye
to
the
final
result;
MU.
BRYAN
would
go
to
lU
roads. That is one way of getting thu people marched to the polls men’s wishes notoriously sway convention as a resident und most Them can be no question about I it proved to be. it not cmlv was n
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
ahead. Ae we remember It the and elected Taft to tho Presidency. their pmigment, particularly in enthusiastic "boosting” citizen of it; grent good will come to Florida novelty, to have "a bit of Florida” Elm Avenue and Commercial Street------------------ -Phone 91
discovery of America had somesimilar reversal has overtak politics. Moreover, there is a very Florida. He would nominate for through the ’interest aroused by in New York, a bit of the Florida B B B B B B B B B B B B B Z B B B K B B K B B B B M B B B B I S Q B H B B B H f l B B B B B B B I I I
v thing to do with the sale of certain en Athe
“straw" vote conducted by large class of citizens which re President a Florida citizen of high means of tho exposition of Florid i sunshine and warmth, in a time
royaj jewels.
The
Literary
Digest on the "Mellon sents un individual's or corpora character. He would talk of the that wns made in New York last "ben the people of that great citv
--------o-------plan"
for
tax-reduction. Each tions itssumijg to determine that Florida candidates nnd of the w e e k . I t w a s no*. u n ! v a n e X D O si were “chill'Mi to the hone,” their
Fft’d Ball has announced that he week The Digest,
with red ink, which can rcully be decided only
has d large supply of oleanders to black ink and statistics,
explains at the polls. It is not The Di
giveaway. Considering Sanford’s to the world at large that
the gest’s fault that its figures have
need*, of beautification in certain
"fifteen million blank ballots” are not inspired Congress with respect i
sections, we shouldthink Fred
, ............. .. ....;elty
UlTtWiuu nuu un fctsv; ihulv ui , *■- .
,
would hesitute to make such an an producing an irresistible evidence for its findings, t! is. rather, that | F|m
ing thu week. It was on oxposi- the practical demonstration of
nouncement for fear of being killed of public opinuin favoring the Mel Tho Digest suffers because of the
tirn, also, of Florida enterprise, cf Florida’s uprrcenbloness, of its
in the rush.
lon plan and condemning the Gar known unreliability of "straw"
CONSIDERING
THAT
Florida
I
J’l"rW
u, Pro»r“a“ uai! uf 1Flurida balmy atmosphere, its glowing sun•--------- o------voted thiee times to
make ......
Mr. | hospitality.
latter,- , because, shine, embedded in golden globes
... .....
- , , Tho ...
ner
scheme
for
reducing
the
eounvotes.
Magnus Johnson says that lie
Bryan President of the United' through, the exposition, there wax of sweetness, and ..r Florida's
will » not stand for being elected
iat she
; ul.iiily to produce fruits nnd vege
States, doing all th...
..... could ,lu extunded
,
,,hoarty,,, L'eiu*r«>ii Y
veTfnor of his home state, that
make him President, it is hard to tion* to n‘
everywhere, to tables in variety and of superior
Many n manufacturer during the pact two years
Wants to be re-elected to the
believe that the East Coast Rail- come to Florida and enjoy the excellence, and especially in this
JIMMY
STILL
HAS
HOPES
has had an opportunity to measure as never before
'senate. In ns much us Mngnus
season of the year. It was n dem
way will have enough political I
is one of the few Americans who
stnte enjoy to
: uch an enor onstration tnat was comprehensive
DETROIT FREE I’RE-SS
the real xvorth of his advertising investment.
power tu prevent sending Mr. of this
* .....‘
*................
havo. not yet been smirched with
ftryun to the National Democratic mous degree. It is nn invitation and convincing. It cannot fail to
oil, he may be able to dictate his
Convention. After his record us u that will be accepted by thousands bring very great benefit to the
He has seen his trade-marked line keep up in sales
Perhaps
you
remember
Jimmy
tho
game.
Cox's
candidacy
will
own p tt ice.
of those td whom it win extended.
Cox. Be ran for the presidency certainly bo welcomed—by the Re figiiting Democrat to deny him a In the dispatch from New York, state. Also, it will prove of benefit
-------- o----- —
,nnd
his unadvertistd goods shrink to n small frac
to those who saw, and vvero con
place in thut convention would be
TWe police judge of Madison, on the Democratic ticket in 1920, publicans. Next to William G. Mc- a disgrace, not to him, but to the published in the Tinies-Unton of vinced that Florida is the place for
tion of their former volume. Innumerable instances
Wisconsin, whose name is Ole A. but he got caught in a terrific land Adoo, there probably is nobody State of Florida.
Saturday last, it was told that them, either ax visitors or an percould be cited.
Stolen, is running his business in slide and ever since then he has they would rather see the Demo
Madison Square Garden, specious manant residents.
(an up-to-date and very popular been busy digging himself out of crats nominate. However, it is not
us
It
is,
“was
packed
to
its
capacity
TO
UNDERSTAND
public
agi
An
object
lessor.,
properly
pre
'manner. He is very uccommttdut- the avalanche. Now that he 1ms likely that Jimmy will got very tation in France, it is necessary today," that "more* than twentj sented, always is more enlighten
Dealers can tell a similar story. The number of
ing to his customers ut the jail for caught ills breath anil rubbed the far at the New York convention. to realize what a low price of ex thousand’’ people were there to see ing. more convincing
-------- „ ulid more*
should they fail to have enough mud out of his eyes, so to speak, His principal sponsor in 1920 vvai change docs to the cost of living. vvliat Florida lind to offer for their
makes
carried of each item havo shrunken to a very
.
lasting than mere. word-of-mouth
money to pay the fines and ure and has had a chance to touk Boss Murphy, and Murphy isn't Before the war the dollar would pleasure _and their information explanation or statement. So, the
few the best known nnd most frequently called for.
Oblii^d to stay in jf.il for several around, he has set out to prove given to selecting the same lemon buy five franes, the British pound Further, it win told that special Florida exposition serves, and is
hours, he charger the fine and a l that lie is a porf: • glutton for the second time, particularly if it would buy twenty-live francs. Now police officers had
...
------•
■
'
•
•
'
.
This
will
be
Dealers have changed their point of view; they no
to
be
stationed
of
continuing
vuluo.
lows the prisoner to go free und punishment by announcing that he happens to have been badly a ihllur buys twenty-ftvo franca* Ground" tho booth fxam which wur** i <*e©M in the coming uJ
of
more
people
Jongjr stock lightly with many brands, but sub
scou^for the ’ooney. Jin’ re fatal; i ii going to have one more try at squeezed in the first round.
and a pound one hundred and distributed
Florida
fruits
state, of —
more*
,
,
, .. and, the ,j to the ------,
io money being
stantially with a few.
give* as much as a week's credit.1
twenty-five francs.
various products made therefrom, sent here* for investment, of more
it being estimated th a t by closing and better efforts being put forth,
---------°-------Dc. Murphree's emphatic “No”
EGGS IN France ucej to cost time from eighteen to twenty thou-*by Florida people, to continuMY FAVORITE STORIES
Quick turnover is their only salvation in a de
shows whut he thinks of politics in
two francs a dozen. Now they sand people had been made the doing just what hns bean done by
aftil und the presidency in parBy IRVIN S. COBB
pression and their real source of profit in a prosper
cost a franc and a quarter each, recipients of these Florida sp ed -j the Madison Square Garden show
Isir; it does not show anything
fifteen francs a dozen.
mens from groves th a t yield r e |—lotting the people know more and
ous period.
i t sll in rcsjiect to Mr. Bryan. The A man driving along the country
eggs
cost
thirty
cents
abundantly
of appetizing, health - 1 more, always reliably, about Flor
Suppose
"I
say
your
hnuso
is
afire!"
sincerity of Mr. Bryan and his w is-1
. - nmmeu
m t... ct. t„„ ana
. .. i giving fruits, to know- which is to , ida, its possibilities and its actual
"What did you say? Pm a lettle apiece in the
xl United crates
..tales and a | cruflt0 continuinB
continuing desire* for mare achievements. In this latter re
dm, as well, remain unquestioned, road, saw the roof of u farm-house deal."
man working for twelve hundred | of them,
he fact th a t Dr. Murphreo pre ablaze. He geatrlcuiated to an
the people of Florida have
“ Your house is afire!” yelled the dollars a year got two hundred and There is no doubt of the Florida spect
fers To remain outside of political elderly woman who wan standing
haJ presented to them un object
I ubiished by the Sanford Daily Herald in cooperation with Tho
stranger
nt
the
top
of
his
voice.
iqiubbles nnd continue his great quietly in the doorway:
forty dollars worth of reul money, exposition in New York having lesson that is as important urn) us
"Is that ail?”
vork at the University, rhoulil n o t:
more
than
fulfilled
the
hopes
cf
valuable
as
the
one
they
presented
American Association of Advertising Agencies.
"Hey, your house is afire!”
"Well, it’s all I can think of right That is the situation in France.
its promoters and those respons to the thousands of people who vis
et in any way to the discredit
Continued on page 7.
now."
ible for making it the succesa that ited the exposition in New York.
the renunciation of Mr. Bryan. I "W hat?”
\
FIRST NATIO NAL BANK i
TH F7oof of an Unbalanced Ration-^
Cannibalism amon6 Chicle
; feather 'Pulling
ToerPicfeng
I
!A void by f e e d in g
How Business Depression Tests
Good-will
K
K
r
\
�Hardened Prisoners.. Do Wot U ieat In Ning Mn,
School When They Learn T heir Three “R’S
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor
Residence 217-W
BY STEVEHANNAGAN
Nea Service Staff W riter.
|J ,
1tim
---------
Anchored!
S
-Bride* luncheon of Sopartment at Woman’s
pub at 1 o'clock with Mrs. J.
3. Colemart and Mn. George
pavls Hart as hostesses,
rednetday—Mr*. A. B. feterson
will entertain ot bridge a t bridge
et the VVoman’s Gub at 3 o’clock,
fednesday—Mrs. L. P. Hagen will
entertain the members of the
oolc Lovers Club a t 3:80.
rtdnesday—Woman's Club Chorus
have reheanal at 4 o’clock a t ’the
residence of Fra. Frank Wood
ruff on Oak Avenue,
harsday—Mra, F. J. Gonzalez
will entertain the Duplicate
Bridge Club.
kursday—Circle No. 2, will meet
at the home of Mrs. L. R. Phtlps
on Park Ave, at 3:30 p. m.
Thursday—Royal Neighbors will
meet at Masonic Hall a t 7:30.
Thursdry—Mrs. Emmett Hunt
will entertain the members of
the Friloha Bridge Club,
rhumday—Mrs. L. P. McCuller
will entertain the members of
the Every Week Bridge Club.
Friday—Fern Day at South Side
Primary School.
Friday—N. da V. Howard Chapter,
U. I>. C., will meet a t 3:30 at
the Valdez.
Friday—Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat’s
circle of Woman’s Club will give
a Subscription Bridge nt club
house at 8 p. m.
■
’riilay—Mrs. John Mcisch and
Mrs. Harry Heercn will enter
tain nt bridge at the Woman’s
3ub at 3 o’clock.
n holesome pictures, with clean
advertising, la the 1024 program of
Hollywood produmrs.
Modern
stories, with as few characters ns
possible, and told In gbt or seven
reels, is the present producing
Vogue.
,
This is tho opinion of Maurice
Tournevr, one of the leading produrer-directors who has just com
pleted a survey of the year’s outlooif.
In accordance with public de
mand throughout the country, the
trend will be toward pictures that
will entertain the whole family,
Tourney said today.
“With the exception of a few
truly powerful stories the period
play has lost favor with the pub
lic, nlthough there are very limited
Among the business visitors in
Ihe city .Monday from Orlando was
[(. II. Mayer.
I .Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles E. Eberel of lutnsing, Mich., were among
he recent arrivals in Sanford.
I Mrs. Mary S, Mashcc of Prairie
City, lib? is in tho city for n few
lay* ami is stopping at the Mon>
Kama.
Circle No. 5 of the Methodist
•hurch will meet with Mrs. Radonl on French Avenue, Wednesay, at 3 p. m.
Mrs. C. H. McCall and J. R.
mith were among the visitors in
anford Monday from West Palm
each.
trs. D. O. Cash of Jacksonville
rrived in Sanford Sunday for
n indefinite stny at the Monteumz.
Through an error in the Herald
Rice, the notice of the I). A. R.
eccption was incorrectly placed
i the Calendar of Monday afteroon’s paper.
Mr. and Mrs, C. 11. Schoeder of
avannah ,Ga., are spending some
me here with their daughter,
In. H. L. Schwalbe at her home
n Ninth Street.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. \Yilliams
mi Mrs. S. S, Persons of Thomusm, Ga., arrived in Sanford Mon*y for an extended stay nnd are
leasnantly located at the Montouma.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Ruby, who
*ve been the guests of Mrs. J,
Pace for the past two weeks,
Tt Monday evening for Atlanta,
>a., where they will spend a short
imu before going to their home
i Madisonvillo, Ky.
SING SING PRISON, OS- wit
SINING, N. Y., Feb. 26—
Vlany a man goes to prison in*
•n
unt*rv tUn
I* rt T
?*u of
a l" gree of Sing Sing,
:o fa
learn
the ♦three
R's
childhood.
'
Rut he answered every query to
Here at Sing Sing, cduca- ^ complete satisfaction of the
i- _ •
class—and the pupils immediately
tion iai compulsory for pi Ison-- liecamc ^servient,
era who have not attained i Had he faltered under this inltfifth-grado perfection in th e ir' lal barrage of tell-tnic questions
studies.
-.ft was exnlained, he would have
mtl
inf*
in
their
rlnulru
v»luHc!'s
n teacher.
outing in tneir <icsut like i beisn
Thcre
are no as
Kuart]a
in the class
the grown-up children they room*. Teacher* and students are
are, they wrestle with rea d -, on un equal—all prisoners. Stuing, writing and arithmetic. Irfcnts do not recognize teacher us
One prisoner-student—a Rus
sian—refused to study on enter
ing King Sing. A year later he
sent this letter to Norbcrt Henzcl ns n preface to a year’s
work in his cell.
Addressed to "Dear Mr. Pro
fessor," It reads:
“ Please look 'over these,my
roll lessons, and you will see
what I wrote before and what
I write now. Re fore I thought
English school was nothing for
me and I would never learn it.
Now I ai*i very glad with it and
give you, Mr. Professor, very
___ _
|n superior—-but in their eagerness
great thanks, because now I
They attack their lessons with to lcurn. tbcX
r 2;ognizo bin su- can reda and write English.
"Which man not want to
n vengeance each day for an hour Pprior knowledge. He rulea by
learn, that man ie on animal.
and a quarter.
Ids margin of educntlon.
"Now I am reading a very
An examination was being con-! , . Sc« M Pnsoner-tcarhers conduct
ductid by a prisoner-teacher ja , the na"i.es. Ihrtc of them me col-1 good book—the Bible—and It
one of the classes.
I
Only once in the his-1 opened my eyes. It is about
“Now remember," he admonish-1torT
U.10 Smg Sing school has. Our Lord and Savior, Jesus
cd, "the first student I entrh with “ professional school teache--™ , Christ.
"Good-bye and thank you
a prompting note in ids hand, I 11 prisoner—led classes.
T
very much.”
wifi take hi-, examination paper! Iho entire whool la under the aiaway from him—and give him P-r\bion nf Noibort J. Henze!, |
zero;»
*
: born nt Albany, N. Y., and graiiuMcn in the class—daring, fe a r-; r te<* *ron’
Cross .College. Ho
loss persons who laughed into the'
‘,tr« tor 01 edurut.or at
muzzle of the law’s guns^-cower-1*»,nK S,n* f««p ycar" “KO-whcn
ed under the teacher’s threat.
1 1° " as on ^ —* > -'ars 0l,L
The class rooms aie bright and
He examines al: pUnonerr. nr,
airy. They would Le cheerful v.n-1they enter .Sing Sing, classifies
der other circnnutancea. Shadows them and determines whether they
of atcul window bars mark the sknll enter school,
faces of 13 nationalities In phanCorrespondence Course, Too.
COLD .FACTS
mountain dew
A hypocrite is n man w ttlr g o ld - •
filings In his false teeth,
-vr »
That’s what the Hen
Waqt Ads are—cold facts
about things that are pli
ned for ybor good. T*
are plain statements II
will help you got w hat.J
are after in business, hoi
or recreation.
Read these cold fact*‘4
ery day and soon It •w
strike you forcibly th
there is something you a
missing. That is the be
the Herald Wants can a
ford you.
Get accustomed to doll
things by the Herald Wai
Ad nfetnod and you wl
find them profitable, eyi
in tha most trivial mattav
Turn the cold facta of t|
Herald Wants into gold j
your pocket.
l(*
> To reach all tho peopl
effectively — leave yoc
Want Ad at The Herald oi
itco. Fhono us to send'fi
It, or phone it to the Was
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
SILVER TEA
I>endH of Episcopal chureS)
1Monday, Mar. 3rd, from 4
i till 6 jit the home of Mrs. J,
*N. Robson by the GtrW
}Friendly Society.
.jj
A GROUCHER
would not be a groucher,
And, with the grouchers growl,
would not be a howler,
And, with the howlers scowl.
inis ra n s irock gives n new
I’d rather be a real baboon,
And solo to the smiling moon. idea as to how nn evening frock
may be safely unchored to the
wearer—a slender chine nbout the
would not be n kicker.
neck runs through nn embroidered
To rear and tear nround,
eyelet.
The swathed, wrapped
Ir, with my neighbors bicker,
skirt is another novelty.
When e’re a chance is found,
I’d much prefer to bo a mule,
Or, some such sort of goldarncd fool.
, butter would I be, Sir,
In business nut my own?
Ir, any such n cur, Sir,
With any such n bone?
I’d rather be a decent dog
Reside my master’s crackling
12.23 12.05
1.18 11J>8
2.09
1.40
2.55]
2.30
m il
s .ii
4.20
3.50
6.01
4.20
M2
5.04
0.20
5.43
6.47
0.20
7.40
0.57
8.34
7.50
0.31
8.40
10,20. 0.43
11.20 10.30
12.12 11.33
1.00 12.25
1.45
1.13
2,27
1.58
3 08
2.41
3.10
3.24
4.31
4.08
5.17
4.55
0.07
5.48
0.51
0.40
7.55
7.39
9.00
8.13
10.01
0.40
.......... 10.45
........ ! 11.41 |
Men Who Do Not Want
to Learn Are Animals.’*
Pont publish** an artkJa
heading: "Tb*
Beach Every Day,” It should
accused a t Inek..®/ modest*
.World la In tna noted r*sori
and acUj far a nickel par eon
when the Post write* and pal
an a ftlclr on “This tfca
‘Ours,’ " isn’t that going -i
strong?—Tinea-Union.
3*-'*it*f-
GIFTS
FOR EVERY
OCCASION
warn Lane was the scene of n very
pretty party Monday afternoon
when Mrs. Lane entertained nt
bridge, complimenting Mrs. Laurel
Ruby of Madisonville, Ky., the at loses und ferns effectively ar*
tractive house guest of Mrs. J. It. ranged in baskets. Scores were
Pace.
kept on tallies symbolic of WaehThe color motif of red and green ington's birthday.
After a number of games of
was artistically curried out with
exquisite red rad ia nee roses ami bridge, scores were counted ami
ferns. Marking the places nf the prizes nwarded. Mr,-. WR*on, hold
players were tallies designed with ing high score, was given a hox »f
Martha and George Washington, stationery. The cut prize, a set
Of unusual interest want tile of table markers, went to Mrs.
game of bridge played during the Ahce Peters. The honorocs, Misses
afternoon, and the prize for top Wilson and Hill, were presented
score, two Mnderia guest towels, bonutifud vases of sweet peas.
Following the card game, the
was won by Mrs. W. C. Hill. The
consolation prize, Madoria hand hostess served a tempting salmi
kerchiefs went to Mra. D. 1.. cSH«i .yrtifrAtth®.p<U‘Affc«,.........
Air-«. AInhonoy a guests wore
Thrasher, Mrs— Ruby, honort-e,- —
waa presented a Maderia buffet Miss Frances Wilson, Mi.u Haze'.
set.
Hill, honorce!-: Mrs. Thomas Em
Refreshments of chicken salad, met W’il.son, .Mrs. W. \V. Potter,
sandwiches, nlives, stulines, fruit Mrs. Charles Hritt. Mrs. John
enke ami coffee were served at the Schirard, Mrs. F. K. Rtmmillat,
the conclusion of the card game, Mrs. A. R. Wallace. Airs. George
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Davis Hart. Mrs. O. P. Herndon
W. C. Hill, .Mrs. A. J. Richardson, mid Mra. Riii Ilussidy.
Mrs. John McNamara and Mrs.
ITPE ORGAN CLUB
Donlnd Smith.
Mrs. Craig IIn rr?3 entertained
Invited to meet Mrs! Ruby were
Mrs. W. C. Hill. Mrs. John Mc the members of tho Pipe Organ
Namara, Mrs. W. Theodore Lang Club must delightfully Monday aft
ley, Mrs. Harry Hodwell, Mrs. Ely, ernoon at her home on West Firtit
Mrs. A. J. Richardson. Mrs. D. L. Street.
The spacious rooms were abloom
Thrasher. Mrs. M. S. Wiggins,
Mrs. Walter Morgan. Mrs. Archie with sweet pens, nasturtiums and
Rctts, Mrs. T. L. Human, Mrs. snap dragons, together with ferns.
During tho afternoon a .short
Robert J. Holly. Mrs. Morton Thig
pen, Miss Love Turner, and Mrs. business session was hold during
which time a number of important
William Leffler.
mutters were discussed and a t
tended to.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
At the conclusion of business,
The Royal Neighbors will meet
Thursday evening at 7:30 at the Mrs. Harris, assisted by Mrs. W.
D. Gnrdincr, Mrs. Volie Williams
Masonic Hall. We will have initia and Mrs. Hall, served refreshments
tion and all members are requeted consisting of salad, snltines und
coffee. Favors of corsages were
to bo present.
given encii euest.
Jack Dempsey knocked out a * About twenty-five members were
man in Memphis, Tcmt., in 45 present.
seconds, hopping at him like a
motorist after a pedestrian.
Different
Novelty
PERN DAY
i |,eli. 29, "Fern Day,” South Side
riniary School. Parents and in
vested friends invited to attend.
HIS. WILLIAM MOORE SCOTT
ENTERTAINS
We
Solicit Your
Engraving
For
Announcement}!
Cards and
Invitationa
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one
I f i r u tln> w a m r In t.-n
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$2.60.
China-American Importing Co.
I ll West 68th St. New York
THE SUNLIGHT OF LIBERTY PAINTS SnAiVoW BARS ON STUDENTS AS IT FILTERS
INTO THE SCHOOLROOMS OF SING SING PRI SON WHERE MANY MEN STUDY READING.
WRITING AND ARITHMETIC FOR THE FIRST TIME. INSET SHOWS NORBERT IIEN2KL,
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, WHO MAS BEEN SUPERVISING
THE
UNUSUAL
PRISON
SCHOOL FOR FOUR YEARS. LOWER IS SI10 WM A MOTTO WRITTEN ON BLACKBOARD BY
ONE OF THE SEVEN WELL-EDUCATED PRIS ONER-TEACHERS.
ALL WOOL, Suits tnllorcd to measure—525.00,
' mom!, the D arya-i-N ur, or Sea of
305 List 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Ave.
Light.
1 th ii diamond waa brought from
Delhi and ia the companion of the
Kohinoor, or Mountain of bight.
It 'in a rectangular atone and
• weigh', about 18(1 carats.
The Great Mogul ia one of the
Diamonds and Rubies That Stud
hugest diamonds ever found in tile
the Famous Peacock Throne
Gnicor.dn mines, weighing in the
uro Value I at Approxi
rough about 7S7 carats. It was
mately $ 10,0110,00!).
eut down by Venetian lapidaries
NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 2(5.— in its present size of 280 carats.
The Tuj-u-mnh, the third of the
The report that Persia will sell a
part of her great collection of more famous Persian jewels, is a
crown jewels to raise money to pnlc rort-i ulored brilliant, pearbuild railways brings renewed in shaped, and is the smallest of the
terest in the contrasted splendor thiee, weighing nbout I Hi carats.
in the great hnU of the palace
anti bankruptcy of the court of the
Shuh of Persia, writes “The Kan it Teheran i . the celebrated
rawhi-i-Talus, or peacock throne,
sas City Star."
The value of the diamonds and w'hich each shah mounts when be
rubies that stud the famoua P e a ing crowned king of kings, or when
cock throne of Persia has be in ; holding state levees for foreign
placed as high as $40,000,000. The i ■•misiaries. The royal scat is said
three Ierg .’St diamonds belonging i to bo the famous throne built by
to the crown—the Great Mogul, | Shah Jahan, the Mogul emperor of
the Darya-i-nur and the Taj-e-mah India, in the eighth year of his
—are among the most precious ! reign, 1034 ,and which was carried
| away as n trophy by the Persian
jewels in the world.
When the b y Shah was crowned | conqueror, Nadir Shah, when ho
h" had to support the heavy dia overran northern
Hindustan in
dem iirs6 with one hunt! nnd then 11749.
with the other. It had been worn
by Nadir Shah, nnd v.«i of solid
Something nbout the Alachua
gold, sit with diamonds, rubies
and emeralds. After si few mo display commanded attention and
ments the crown was removed nnd prolonged study. An nil-round
replaced by an astrakhan hot. orn county, it showed everything and
amented by the g cat Nadir got mure than the average share
aigrette, set with tho huge dia- of attention.
THE PLAN'IN BRIEF
'here breakfast was served ut
The after;.oon was spent
1 playing auction, and the prize
°r high score, u Venetian glass
jent bottle, wu4 won by Mrs.
•ukoll. Mrs. Boiiwell won the secprize, a silver tea ball, and the
isolation prizes, old fashioned
filed bouquets, wore won by Mrs.
!»«m, Mrs. Connelly and Mrs.
•Mlovvay.
Mr*. Scott was becomingly
^ned in niauve crepe. Her guests
jehnied Mrs. Etrnwn Barrett, Mrs.
'■ T. Hodwell, Mrs. Albert Con*
Mrs. William Flannagan.
lr!1- Ernest Galloway, Mrs. RobThis coat adheres to tho popular
? Holly, Mrs. Edward Markeli,
,rs- Albert Richardson, Mrs. Eu- straight lines but offers interestng
Roumillat, Mrs. James Sharon variation in the clever use of
heavy printed cloth on navy blue
ird Mrs. \V. j . Thigpen.
poiret twill. The collars and cuffs
.Needles and oin*. ne*8t(** --•I and the low belt arc novel enough
,n‘'. when a man’s elected his to be worthy of your consideration.
Is Taking the Country By
Storm
i!
Spring: Samples—New Styles
Almhouse Inmates
In Florida Number
209 at End of 1922
TALLAHASSEE, Flo. Feb. 28.
Only 209 persons were inmates ot
nhnhouses in Florida on Dec. 31,
1922, the last date for which tho
figures were compiled by the federnl statisticians according to in
formation received here from the
department of commerce, Washbutton, D. f \ Tliis compares to
n total of 78,070 for the entire
United States.
In making these figures public,
the department stated that one in-titution in Florida reported no
pauners during 1922, while anoth
er failed to turn in a report. There
ate fifteen such institutions i*
Florida, ami 2,222 in the United
States. For the stnte as n whole
Kit persons wore ndmitted to
ccleoniosynnry institutions. 030
were discharged or transferred,
and 179 died.
Those present Dec. 31, 1922, in
Flotilla compared with 578 for
Arkansas, 1,102 in Connecticut,
979 in Kansas, 1,101 in Kentucky,
5,029 in Massachusetts, and 1,728
in Wisconsin.
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
North VVcst 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
I,ills in Wtrndrt fT’H Sub-Division on easy terms.
800 acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub*
divided In 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms.
For Fire Insurance see us—.TO years in business.
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they start growing whiskers.
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Here’s something different both
in lino and in material. The bodice
is white pussy willow moire und
the long, full skirt is of black.
That row of buttons down the
front and high collar arc reminis
cent of earlier days.
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MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 26—Plans
are nearing complettion for hand'*'■ ling the mid-winter regatta to bo
.staged here Mnreh 7 and H, under
Irt'l *»♦ direction
,11fr .Otin II of
jif ♦the
Virt Yncht
A/ n Ui men's
I*. , In
..joint
''Association of Americn, ami the
American Power lioat Association.
Members of these organisations
. have been on the ground for sev
eral days engaged with the detnils
of the plans.
.
A. A. Rchant, commodore of the
Mvod*Detroit Yncht club, has been desSfjiw .jgnntcd as chairman of the rncI ^ ‘ >1ng committee, and is Fcrving in
i,' - . an ndvisory capacity during preirar*' Parationa f*,r the rnces. lie is.
;.“**'•generally looked upon ns an cx&,■ '• pert in staging such events. He
t!iT----was chairman of the responsible
Hr
committees in rhnrge of Detroit's
jft;> reg a tta ln3t summer, which dis3® trihuted prizes aggregating $23,-
dfc'
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Announcement Is Made for Year
of 1921 When Only Wholesome
Films with Clean Advertis
ing will he Frodneed.
000.
In conjunction with the motor
boat regatta there will he held the
si. 1 national aeronuutic meet, which" is
r,i£ expected to bring together some
:*
of the best flying tnleit in the
\ v country. The National Aeronautic
.. Association, recognized of fir ini flyT*“ 'ing club of tlie>>."country, bar,
'A
awarded the Curtiss Marine Tro5‘f
phy race to Miumi. This carries
a first prize of SI,000, a second
.prize of $300,nnd third prize of
$200, in addition
a .silver trophy
(MruDied for cine year to the Aero
pilyb mprcr’. uted iiy the winning
•idiot. rile disunite of this race
is 2H) kilomit tres, or 124.27 miles.
" There are to Ik four major
‘Went , ir.’iutiii . (in C’uitDs .Ma
rine ti iph. i n e t*. well as the
JBUitui- boat * ."iiti .ir.d the pre
liminary t vt 'it.-. A fiee-for-nll
ta t" foi privately owned seaplanes
olid flying boats ever a distance
of 93.2 milt
a novelty bomb.(fit >pping competition ant! n handi
c a p i ;e- e for navy enplanes ami
flying boat also are to be added.
RE
Jack Dempsey culled a t the
White House and discussed affairs
of the nation with the president.
Dempsey wanted to know why Czccho-SIovnkia was not given man
date over Abyssinia, it is rumored.
Coolidge assured Dempsey, gossips
have it, that the only thing that
stood in the wny was Article X of
the League of Nations, nnd the
two thereupon discussed the lengue in detail.
Jacksonville Golfer
Heads Hartford Club
STUDENTS OBSERVE
‘TA P DAY"
jr,
TALL AHASS EE. Feb. 26.—Mon
day was observed at Florida State
College for Women as “tap day,"
t^ T * V ''h e n 20 members of the Freshman
[r ■»- class will be chosen for certain
[■ I rv >honorary dutic ., and 20 others will
■|,b .I*0 selected for V. W. commissions.
[■.’|l
Che »cea..ion 4a one- vjCidJiy imul
l '. important events of the year at the
Eft
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 20.
—Automobile owners, visiting
Florida whose cars are provided
only with temporary c-ruuo«uu
tags, should obtain a license tax
from their home state for use on
tho Journey on route back homo;
otherwise they may encounter dif
ficulties with local officers . in
r.tntcs through which they pass.
The state comptroller, in mak
ing this suggestion, says ho has
taken up with the authorities In nil
states east of tho Mississippi river
the question of whether or not the
Florida non-rcalderiti card-board
tag will |>e honored, after having
received many inquiries from non
resident motor vehicle owners.
While moat of the states roplying
have advised that they would honor
CELEBRATES EIGHTIETH
BIRTHDAY
CLEAR WATER, Feb. 26.—A. C.
Turner, one of the pioneer citizens
"f Southwest Wlnridn, celebrated
his eigthioth birthday here Satur
day, with 13 children, several from
distant states, assembled for the
n^pislon. One of his sons, D. li.
Turner’, Is1publisher of the Bulloch
(Gn.) Times, and a daughter, Mrs.
R. W. Converse, is head of the
proof reading department of the
SERVE MORE FLORIDA FBI IT Atlanta Georgian. A. Fred Turner,
LA KELANI), Feb. 23.—Mis- another son, is secretary of the
Lois Godbey of Bartow. Polk Tampa Y. M. C. A.
county home demonstration agent,
APPLEYAKD RESIGNS
has started a movement to have
LAKELAND, Fell, 26.—T. .1.
more Florida fruit served nt hotels
and restaurants and at a lower Appleynrd, Jr., lias resigned as
price.| Already .-he bus be en given manager of the Lakeland Chamber
the endorsement of Mrs. Anton of Commerce and the resignation
Schneider, president of the Polk lias been accepted by the board of
County Federation of Women's governors who authorized th •
Clubs, and Mrs. L. 1.. Arnold ot drafting of a letter thanking Mr.
Haines City, county chairman of Appleyaril for Ida services to the
home demonstration.
community.
ORLANDO, Fob. 23.—Golf en
thusiasts in' this section of the
state are to have an exceptionally
good opportunity to see the game
n sit should he played here Mar. 8,
when the 30-hole pro tournament,
with a $1,300 purre at stake, will
take place nt the Orlando Country
Club. This tournament, according
to nn announcement made yester
day by Dave Davidson wifi n^re-'.
some of the best professionals in
the country with an entry list oi
30 expected.
Gene Surnzcn und Walter Ilagen
have already signified their intui
tion to enter the match play, Dav
idson stated, and he named Jock
Hutchinson, Mike BrncJy, George
McLean, Leo Dieglc nnd Alex Ger
ard as among tho nationally known
golfers who are likely to piny
hero. Professionals from tho vari
ous clubs in the state, including
nRnford, Uelluire, St. Augustine,
Miami, Ku Petersburg , Tampa,
Daytona, intend, it is said, ot par
ticipate in the tourney.
Eighteen holes of the match ate
to he played in the morning of
Mnr. 8, with the other 18 holes in
the afternoon. The nurse, it was
announced, will he divided in 10
ways.
license tag honored in another
state, the owner should have one
issued by his own state, and not a
temporary tajt of n state In which
he does not reside. This . means
that while the non-resident Florida
U * is of ^questioned validity durlmr the time for which Issued in
Florida, Its validity Will be questioned by some oi the other state.
for use in those states.
aw w
license tu n , he ■
that it isbetter l
home-state tags
Florida rather tl
rival at home to
they will have t<
-----------KEY WEST.
has been start*,
t r ™ S 2 i on.
.
Fine Waleo Golf Clubs at $2.00 and >2.50
FOR THE BEGINNER
Juvenile Golf Sets for the Youngster
At Tile Sportsman Store
Cornell Virtually
Clinches Cage Title CommissionPostpones
John B. Stetson Jr.
Express Rate Hearing Searches for Early
History of Florida
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Feb. 2(1
margin of two and u half games
over
their nenrest opponents,
Dnrtsmoulh and Columbia, the Ith
acans uro firmly established at the
longue pinnncle. Only nn upsot
of the most startling character can
avert the first triumph of the "big
red” quintet since 1914, when the
Ithacans were forced to share the
top with Columbia.
Corn I'll lias three more games to
play und a victory in one will as
sure It of at least a tie, providing
Dartmouth or Columbia wins nil
of their remaining four contests.
Two sensational victories Inst
week, one over Columbia at Ithaca
witli the league lead nt stuke, nnd
the other over Pennsylvania on the
Quaker court gave the Ithacans
their present formidable lead. To
complete the swift change ill tho
league line up Columbia met un
expected defeat at the hands of
Dartmouth here and ‘.lioSF rivals
went into a tie for second place,
with three victories und us mu ay
netbacks npftre. ,
... ..
PREPARING FOR Bit; GAMES
WINTER HAVEN, Feb. 20.—
Work is being rushed on tin,* new
grandstand at the baseball park
here, in preparation for the spring
training exhibition games of the
numerous major league tennis in
Florida. The stand will have a
seating capacity of 1,500 und will
cost approximately $5,000. The
Chicago White Sox ::.'u expected to
reach here during the first week in
Man h to begin their training. Ad
vance no*ices indicate there will
be about 50 persons in the party,
including the newspaper corresp< iidcnta and others.
The state railroad commission has
issued an order indefinitely post*
poring the hearing scheduled to
he held tomor.nw in the matter of
express rates on articles of food
to which state commodity rules
are now applicable.
Reasons given for the post
ponement me that "the Interstate
commerce commission has post
poned, until further order, the ef
fective rlatc of its order in the
case of “ Express Rates 1922," in
so far ns it, pertains to commodity
:atcs applicable to tho interstate
transportation of articles of food;
•ind.
That “the rnilrond commission
ers of Florida deem it inexpedient
in net in the m atter of interstate
express rates" on articles of food
to which intrastate commodity
ates are now applicable until final
order of the interstate commerce
commission in the mnttcr of inter
state rates."
DELAND, Fla., Feb. 26.—John
B. Stetson, J r . , . president of the
Morida Historical Society, is now
in Spain with two people in his
employ digging out of the archives
nt Seville nnd Madrid large quan
tities of material in tho Spanish
language dealing with the history
of this state, according to Dr. Lin
coln Hullcy, president of Stetson
University.
In this connection, Dr. Hullcy
states that Dr. Robertson, nn ex
pert of tho Smithsonian Institu
tion, has resigned his position to
take up the work of translation
nnd direction of the Florida His
torical Society, All the expenses
for this work nro being paid by
Mr. Stetson, it is stated.
A sustaining membership pays
for the publication of 230 copies of
tuch book, which nro not for sale.
Nearly three hundred years of
Florida history nro buried in
Spain, declares Dr, Hullcy, not a
lino, of which is in the English
language.
“The Florida State Historical
Society is going after it," ho adds.
CUSTOM RECEIPTS SO AIL,,
MANILA, Feb. 26.—The gross
customs receipts of the Philippines
for 1923 amounted to 58,509,000.
This is the record in the history
of the lands, with the exception of
Memo to Washington: An inves
the year 1920, when the total was tigation a day keeps c(incidence,
58,800,0 0 0 .
away.
L a st year 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 b u yers
waited for deliver*
Insure yourseii a&amst delay
placing your
order fo r a Fore C a r now.
this spring by
See the Nearest
Authorized Ford Dealer
D e tr o it, M ic h ig a n
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CAS SEEN BY (POPULAR cAlECHAUlCS cAIAGAZINE
Electric Locomotive Is
ivo monsters of the rails, one operI by electricity, or “white coal,"
tho other by steam, staged a speclur tug-o’-war at Erie, Pa., n et utly
ire railway officials from all parts
lie country. Pulling and snorting,
i its huge driving wheels turning
id. the Steam locomotive was
Men Outnumbered by Women
in Census of W orld
That there nro more women than
men in the world, is the conclusion
drawn by n statistician after recent re
searches. Among the 475,000,000 in
habitants of the earth, there are 230,, 000,000 women, 25,000.000 more than
the number of men, his figures show.
In Germany there are 1,020 women to
each 1.000 men; in Russia, 1,400
women to each 1.000 men, nnd iu
France and Belgium, respectively,
:,093 nnd 1.033 fur each 1,000 men.
The 1920 census reports fur the United
Slates rJlow tiiat there are 1.010 males
.0 every 1,000 females in this country.
Tho preponderance of women in lurclgn lands is believed to Is- partly ex
plained by the death toll of numerous
more iu the past few generations.
Detachable Bird Houses
It is becoming quite tho fashion for
country, suburban, anil even city
dwellers to provide Email bird houses
in yards and parks. They are usually
mounted on poles or in trees, and us
they arc securely fastened, it is not an
easy matter to remove them when it
is desired to paint, repair, nr clean
them, which is occasionally necessary.
A method of mounting a bird house
so that it can readily he detached is
'VK.s* |
shown in the drawing. The top of the
supporting post Is trimmed down to
lit loosely inside a No. 2 fruit can,
which is cut nnd slotted as shown. Tho
can is nailed to the underside of the
bird houso and alippet 1over the end of
the pole. Nails are then driven into
tho slots and bent downward at right
Victor in Tug-o’-War
auglcs ns shown, so that tin; can will
pulled backward, despite its utmost not slip oft. When removing the bird
efforts to hold its own. Both engines house the nails arc turned to the posiwt re of the same weight. 'I he steamer
is one of ten built for service in Mexico, where it will haul freight over
grades tiiat in some instances are twice
as sleep us those usually found in the
United States.
"Soap Holes" of Cowboy Days
Become Valuable C lay
“Soap holes," once thought by cattle
rangers of the West to l>e dangerous
mires of worthless slime, have become
mines of mineral day of great commer
cial value. 1!<ntonite, as the substance
taken from tho deposits is called, has
Ihtii made into nn ingredient to give
body and weight to paper and to aid in
the mixing of wull plaster nnd pastes.
Konp makers oxim rimenting with it are
raid to hive found it por-cased of good
cleaning qualities and Is 'tic ticini to the
skin. Many of the clay* and massage
creams used by beauty parlors are
mixed with it as n base. In the raw
stale ii lies mar the surface. Hiller it
ab.iorlw utmost rcveti times its volume
of water, it forms a soft, slippery maw
where the deposits arc in low ground.
ASljpre Lin© oi Over Tlgree Tl\ousaitd Miles;
Fine Harbors; A .Great Fishing Industry
Florida has a shore line of more-than three thousand miles, including bays and
islands, rich in commercial andvotherJpossibilities. ' *• .*
Several fine harbors assist in economical marketing of fare* products and to
maintain reasonable freight rates for manufactured.goods.
The fishing industry has reached gigantic proportions. Salt watersea food ship
ments have an annual value of nearly fifteen million dollars.
Tho tonnage of salt w ater scale fish’ rung
about 60,000,000 pounds a year. One shipping
point has moved 1,250.000 pounds of fresh
water fish in a single month. Over one hundred thousand barrels of oysters -yearly?1are
canned or shipped fresh.
* *
The yearly output of shrimp averages
around ten million pounds. In a year threequarters of a million dollars’ worth of sponges
have been shipped. Conversion of non-edible
fish and fish scrap into oil and meal is a new:
industry of considerable promise.
“ Florida Has Unsurpassed O pportunities 1
For Tw o Distinct Classes o f People1'
- W H U A M J E N N IN G S B R Y A N
NAILS
The first class, according to Mr.. Bryan^ how a
resident of Florida, consists of people with a taste for
development work. “ Only five per cent of Florida l«n.l
is now cultivated," ho says, “but nearly nil the rest can
be utilized, with a maximum of reward to persons who
help turn the stated natural resources into money,"
A different typo of opportunity [s offered the cIam
■who will avail themselves of the unsurpassed Attrac
tions of Florida aa a winter resort, Mr. Bryan nolnta
CAN
(I Decomposition caused bv contact of
llie cream with metallic surfaces in tho
churn produces nn iron lactate that
causes tin "fishy" taste frequently de
fected in butler, government experts
have discovered.
T h* most to m p U ts •ih ib ttlo n o f TlorU s) product* a n d r*»ure*a »T«r
atU m pU d will b* sta a id In Madison Squoj* C ardan, N*w York, from
t ’rb r u a r r m th to l i l h . Admission only to cant*.
Mora th an a acora of tounUaa a ra ra p ru u n ta d by aahlblU Uluatrutin*
tb* wealth of production w ithin tb a lr border*. A num ber of commercial
a n d o l h n yrirw l* sihU fiters al*q b a r* a y a c * ._____________ ___________
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USED CAR DEPARTMENT
3 a LK—DcSo'.o palms nml t'Oii SALE—At Coronado Beach,
cement work, iW tv U n ,
1923 Dodge touring, almost new.
PUBLIC stenographer.
Phone
vanrlshes ut Sanford Novelty an eight room furnished house!
ing
blockf, Irrigation I M A
1923
Dodge
Panel
Delivery
like
Works,
jiolo
agents.
154-tfc
349. 107 Park Ave.
with two lots. Located on Flagler!
T f l r r t n r t aita, w ill hr r r In
Real
Estate,
LOCATION
is
second
Terwlllcgcr, Prop,
new.
« l » n l l«W» tmlriiM a n d e w l.
Are.,
good
income
property.
Mrs.
BUNCH GLARES, tree blueberries
One 1923 Dodge Coupe.
l « l # r xedt Iiaaieilj.nl el? f nr
Lumber and Building
\VANt to hear from owner having
only in importance to price, and often is
unci blackberries—all varieties D. A .K cliy, 217_E._3rd SL___ __
par m eat
Dodge touring, 1011.
Carter Lumbor
farm
for
sale;
give
particulars
suitable
for
home
and
commercial
FOR
SALE—Attractive
modern
Dodge Roadster, 1919.
I Ttiaa ................... *-••«......Ilia a Una
N.
Laurel SL__Phono
the
controlling:
factor
in
the
sale
of
a
nnd
lowest
price.
John
J.
Black,
planting.
Largest
nurseries.
Vig
bungalow.
A
bargain,
terms,
j
3 T l w a a --------------------Ma n | | nv
Dodge 1922 touring.
Chiopcwn
Falls,
Wisconsin
iflLL LUMBER CO.
« T l w a n --------------- _----- ne n llaa
orous, well rooted plants insure Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.
Dodge Sedan.
piece of property.
SA T l a n ——.............*— da n llna
good early profits. For full in I'TVE aero Celery Farm, with nice
Service, Quality
ROOM
and
board,
$8.00.
402
First
1922
Hupmobile
touring.
Black P a co T ypo duublo tS m v i
formation
and
illustrated
catalog
bungalow
and
barn.
E.
F.
Lane.
I
One
Worm-drive
Ford
truck.
S
t
Phone
135.
Rotes.
Decide carefully the use to which you
No. 9, write Southern Adapted FOR EXCHANGE—Equity * of
Ford touring. 1922.
Th* minor'll ilntea are fo r cunWANTED—Many
people
have
old
ST.
PETERSBURG. Feb.
Nurseries, Bartow, Ha.
aacutlvo Insertions.
Buick touring, 1918.
$3500 in six room bungalow,
furniture, machinery, etc., that
wish
to
put
the
property,
and
also
con
Miss
Mary
B. Lewie, in
Fix w orda « f a v e r a g e le n g th
Reo Speedster Truck. 1922.
Ft)It SAL.fv—Kgry Cush Register. well located in Miami, now rent
they no longer need. A few cents
the
affair,
is
making i r r u
lira cou p tad a lino.
1 1-2 ten International truck.
sider its possibilities in the future.
Cost $G0 when new. Will sell ed and paying eight per cent in
spent in n Herald want ad will sell
Minimum ch arg o 30c for drat
for the second annual flc
2*ton
Indiana
Truck
in sertion.
cheap, inquire at Sanford Herald terest. Will trade for Sanford
sue harticles. Why not turn them
to be held here Mar, 21.
Whether searching for business or resi
All a d v e r t i s in g la restricted tu
1-ton Republic Truck.
office.
property, improved or unimprov
into cash today?
plants, palms and ferns
nropar claaalflcatlnn.
Ford House Car.
WANTED TO BUY—Acreage well
featured
at the show, which
i f nil error In mmlo Tile S a n
FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs ed provided price is right. In an
dential
locations,
the
man
who
consist
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
ford Herald w ill tie reatmnalblo
located nenr Snnford. Must be
signed merely to stimulate^
for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. swering this ad state^ location of
Dodge
Dealers.
for only one Incorrect Innertlon,
Sanford real estate und, the price
ently reads the offerings on The Herald
worth nsked. Give complete In
est in flowers for the beaut'~~
Ilia advertlner, fo r su b s eq u e n t Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdall Avenue, wanted. Will not pay over mar
Phone 3.
formation os to locnllon nnd price.
of the "Sunshine City."
Sanford.__Phone 3303.
83-tfp
Insertions. Thu p fflce aliopld lin
Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as
ket value. Address Box 431, Care
Box 433, care Snnford Herald.__
notified Im m ediately In c o s « of
SANFORD
STOVE'WORKS.
321
Herald.
error.
FORDS
WANTED—Customers for fresh
every day real bargains find their way
F irst Street. Next door to Smith
TO A D V E n T I t i m s .
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v
osii
W
U
U
K
„IIU
^OR
SALE—Three
lots
on
Paleggs,
also
pine
nnd
oak
wood.
Brothers.
We
sell,
trade,
and
reNew
and Used
A Herald r e p resen ta tiv e thorinto these columns.
J. T. Knstner, Route A, Snnford,
pair "all" kinds or'cook'Tujves" ‘if P
Avenue; rensonablc terms,
oughty fa m ilia r w ith rates, rules
ROADSTERS
Fin.
and clnanlflcatlnn. w ill j-lvn you
your troublo is stove trouble, see
____ _____________ _
rompleta Information.
And !f
TOURINGS
us.
$200
CASH,
bulnnce
$75
per
WANTED—Site
on
railroad
sid
you wlshr th ey w ill a s s is t y o u In
month,
including
interest
will
COUPES
ing, need 50x120 foot lot suitable
w ord in g y o u r w a n t nd to inaku
EXPERT Typewriter cleaning nnd
for wholesale grocery. GriffithSEDANS
It more effective.
repairing. Call II. S. Pond, buy six room bungalow located In
rapidly growing section of Miami.
Mitlican Co., 403 1st Nat’l. Bank
phono 225 or Peoples Bank,
I SI P O U TS AT N O T ir E .
TON TRUCKS
House now rented for $50 month
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Bldg.
A d vertisers should g lv o their
_______________ _______ 179-tfc ly.
Cash or terms.
Owner
needs
money
for
other
You can And the name of
POLITICAL
street or p o sto fflce a d d ress ns
I desire to announce to the citi I REPAIR houses, wood, tin, ce
F l o r id a m a r v e l MnckbeTry Investments. Address Box 432,
We Sell or trade.
w ell ns thalr phnnn n u m b er If
live
Buslnesa Man in Sanfe
ment.
Rate
COc.
W.
E,
Lantz,
EDWARD HIGGINS,
they d esire results.' A b ou t ono
plantn for sale. Dr. J. M. Adorns, rare Sanford Herald for further ANNOUNCEMENTS zens of Seminole.County that I am 1210 French.
this Column sach day.
reader o u t o f n thousand h a s a
Box 1088, St. Petersburg, Fla.__ Inform ation.
_____________
Authorized
Ford
Dealer
a candidate for the nomination to
telephone, and tliu oth ers can't
S fO T tC K .
Sanford.
FOR S A p l—Baby chicks, S. C. FIVE lots on Elm Ave., facing FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
com m u n icate w ith
y o u u n le s s
N'utlc* lx In-ruby glvrii tlint tinbo Prosecuting Attorney for the
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Reds, Burred Rocks, White nnd i east. E F I-ano
they k n o w y o u r address. .
unil. rMli.nfil v.-lll on tin* l l t b il;iv nf
Silver Wynndottcs, S. C. White —
u in p —„__'■, -----------r,—i~
I hereby announce my cundldacy County Court of Seminole County, Muri'lt. l:»ZI at T»ll.'thnsxti>. H a r
All ill *annt Immure 111'ST ha
corner lot, seven blocks ,
. ..
.
,
bin. a p p ly to the Ibmnl nf I’liriloii*
maria In parsim nl T h e SnnLeghorns, S. C. Anconas. Heavy MCE
from Postoffice; price $050.00 fo1" re-election to the office of subject to the action of tho Demo nf th e Htnte nf Pinrilln, far n m m - INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR
lord llarn ld nfflra nr hy l e t
egg
producing
strains.
Pedigreed,
The Marcel Shop
cratic
Primary,
June
3rd,
1924.
I
in iiti:itImi iif ih e il-.illi n n t e n c p to,
county superintendent of public
ter.
T elep h o n e
d tsrn n tln DEPARTMENT.
cxiiibition and utility matings. cash. E. F. i-'.iie._____
linprlxnnniunt. whlrli death s e n . i
Shnmp«nla*, W x t l x x , Pa
will be grateful for your vote nnd Ilf.nnera a r e not valid.
tehee w a x Impn-u-il upnp him UP"M
Manlrarlaa. V lx lr l Max A
Custom hatching. Write todny NICE" home on corner lot, price Instruction of Seminole County, the nomination.
Courteous. Prompt. E f f i c i e n t
n vlctln n nt th e Full Term. I'.'II
Maxwell Touring
T reatm en t*
for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery, ^ ? “750.00; $100 _cnah balance subject to the Democratic primary _ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. cn
Service.
nf th e I'lrcillt t'mirt nf Hrliilnnlr
Chnndlcr Touring
P ll ll .M I 'S APA HTM IW I
>35.00 per month. E. F. Lane,
Box 18, Longwood, Fla.
t'ln m ly. Fb-rliln, o f murder la the
to be held on June 3rd, 1924,
Ford Sedan
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
HHlta Xn. S
T*l. I t M
llrxl dt-urree.
FOR SALK—Rhode Island nnd FOR SALE—5 acres, nil cleared
_________ T. W. LAWTON.__
Hudson Touring
F R A N K GOOHMAN.
I
beg
to
announce
myself
a
canBackto citrus, one of our lead
ami
house. .About
White Leghorn eggs for setting . '“
■« fenced,
runcuu, o5 room House.
FOR SHERIFF. ~
Scripps-Booth Touring
didntc for the office of Tax Coling businesses: We repent our __
T___ ___
15 eggs for $1.00.
Mre. ______
J. W. l,01 bearing orange trees, sevI hereby announce myself n3 a lector of Seminole County, subject
Oakland Touring
■statement of inat year, "Instead of I’enningtnn, French Ave and High!pral peach, pear, plumb, per- , candidate
__ ________
_______
_
for the office of Sheriff to the decision of the Democratic Ol’l’OSE WAR DEPOT SITE.
bolding to the varieties of citrus St.
W. J. Thigpen
| simmon and grapes. 3 miles out.1of Seminole County, subject to the
KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
fruits recommended by the State FOR SALE—Pepper plants. J. C .'A,,Pno th 'incu for a rmnll home Uomocrutic primary June. 1921. Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924.
^
GENEVA,
Feb.
20.—The
free
R. C. MAXWELL.
Horticultural Society, our grow
•. v~ A a a p g g n a *=— city of Danzig, which is under
Ellsworth, Bcardall Ave. Phono with country surroundings, $1800. ____________W ^A ^TILL IS.
Has moved to Puleston
ers arc multiplying them indisK
ilt
1AX
ASahaaUit.
j control of the League of Nations,
FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT
Brumlcy Bldg. Real ji
chiminately. For the good of Flor.I hereby „IU,U
UIIVU that I am a I, * w*sk to announce that 1 nm a jlas protested to the league against
announce
19
Buick
f>
,
good
shape
mcchnnfo
r
’
SAO'i—F^ic«i~oak
dining
I
'■
AC-RK
S
celcry
,amI>
0,1
dcni"
tale and all kinds of
ii.'n'n citrus industry let us hold *'U K A L , ~ ,u“ ,,
« iv «it and fenced ready for cultivn- cnndidnte for the office of Clerk ‘"J»«li«!nto for re-election to tho the site picked by the Polish gov- .ical)y fajr rubber—$225.
tn the few varieties and make them .
HH*. -8xC0-Inch| t;un( f.|.r,oo.
surance.
of the Circuit Court of Seminole' of(lc* . nf ,Tux Assessor of Semi- ernment for • war depot. The site
famous." Thu snnte thing is true buffet, 24x5l-inch serving table;
“
y. subject to the action of the I no,u (
subject to the deem-: is too nenr the city and likely to! SAN JUAN GARAGE CO..
ii leather chairs; living loom arul 2 1-2 ACRES, close in in n grow County.
of vegetables.
•ratic primary in June. 1924. i
.“ }* r)e„n'°crtn*‘L; 1 rllnnry to endanger life in the event of ex- ___
Firstand__Myrtle.
other furniture, cheap for cash. ing district. 23 orange trees. Democrat!
II. II. CHAPPELL.
bu hdtl Junc 3rd,1 1 9 2 4 . M
ploalons, declares the protest.
119 Poplar Ave. On 10 hundred All fenced, I toi-.u bunguiow. One
FOR SALE—7 passenger Cole 8
L-fI?}
rniTNTV
m
m
o
p
r
itT
iv
r
_____
A.
VAUGHAN._____
;
A
neutral
commission
has
been
HELP WANTED block West First St.
Lloyd C. Bebout
touring car in good condition,
house started but r.-it completed, r u n I I I I S I ^ IltO SECLliN G
FOR CLF.IIK OF COURT
: named in an effort to settle the
Traffic Manager
cheap,
L.
E.
White,
French
Ave.
Benefit dance K. of C. Hall, 8 garage and chicken yards. Could
a o u im fit,
j hereby announce my eandi-, dispute.
WANTED—Sanford business men p. m. Friday, 29.
3t|bo
cutr Into city
loin..................
and made1. I wish to announce that I shall dney for tho offico of Clerk of the
FOR SALE—Ono 1-ton Ford! •!!9 First National Bank Bli
___
,
.
—
who nre in need of competent
,E—3-burncr gas stovu ] !)-iy' f*9 per cent on investment b° 11 candidate for the offico of ( Circuit Court, Seminole County. I
Snnford, Florida.
worm-drive truck, or will trudoi
SALE—i
help should read the classified FOR
in; porch couch swing, immediately, J.'riOO.OO.
County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- Florida, subject to Urn decision of l
for Ford roadster or touring car. I Specializing Loss and Das
and
oven
page of The Herald. There’s no Phone 20ii.^ _
See M. McBride or Mr. Weaver,
________ n f,,
to ra° cndorsoment of th e ; the Democratic Primary to be
Freight—Express Clali
reason for sending out-of-town for
2 BLOCKS centrally located on Democratic voters ut the Juno 3rd, h0],j ori ,jum. ;;r,| \ [> 1924. I
nt Pnrk Ave. Garage.
i
help when there is probably just SAUSAGE—for sale, pure pork,
..........................
..........i
_
ready
fur subdividing and primary.
(Continued from page 4.)
dried nnd smoked, 35 cents per willLake,
stand for efficiency
and __
service
in
the person you wnnt in the city.
pay 50 per cent to tilt) per _____GEORGE C. HERKINO.
It w>il probably lenii to nu enrly HOUSES'FOR RENT!
lb.
postpaid,
cash.
Minimum
ship
office,
Head this column and if you don't
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Hams cured and cent. F or immediate sale $11,000.
_____VANCE E_ DOUGLASS.^ adjustment of the situation there. | F o il RENT—Garage, comer 11th Studebakcr, Packard, Chevrolet I
see what, you want n few cents in ment 3 lbs.
I hereby announce myself ns n
... ..
.TTT— _
! nnd Elm Ave. M. Schneider,
vested in a wnnt nd will bring you smoked 40 cents per lb. delivered,
I wish to announce that I am a
J. L. PERKINS
SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
i K iiM ib AND Germany, ns
candidate for the office of County
81.25
cash,
balance
C.
O.
1).
Satmany replies. _.just try it once.
Semin
j
I
c
Hotel
Annex,
id
in
an
inter
1
b
KENT—Cottage.
J.
Musson.
Sales Department
r r;-. ,— Av- • r~~—.„7 . . . ~i isfnctlon guaranteed. Mrs. En'oc
________ Sanford.
MAN with ambition, industry mil j5aWyer Tiftou, Georgia.
ris Journal desiFOR RENT— 8-rnoni unfurnished
San Juan Garage
two choices,! hou<e in good condition a t I’mREAL ESTATE is in
dntc SANFORD
monev selling Rnwlelgh’a
Rawlelgh’a Quality
money
Qunlity HOME-MADE cakes, rosetts, dnt
ii resent dead- oln. Write Rost Office, It. F. I).,
great
demand.
Investors
arc
Products direct to consumers in
sticks, mints, etc., to order. looking for good bargains. If you
war and new | Paula, Fla.
;
1nectud with that office.
Seminole county. We tench and I'UiQiL
•
have any teal est »te to buy or sell
FOR Si IKit I FIMORG
\N
t
“
''nC:,,r
to
W,:
k
fur
r
oatu thr‘*iiph
hotel.
W. I MUBuaa. , a nrm agreement between
two PORTY-irnoTi“
'Vefp'Tissisting
'TRis' '
you to make prac-- FOR SALE—Buy a home and it will pay \ : to u«e The ilernid
I hereby announce my’sclf a can ___ ____ _
vestment for right party. E.
stop paying rent. One acre g ar -1 classified page.
FOR SHERIFF.
[countries which can not remain F, Ijinc.
didate for rcclcction to tl»*> office
ivo age, occu
isfied customer. Give
occu- den, one acre fruit, 25 gbeurin ------^
R T V T L N T S . ...pof sheriff of Seminole county- sul»- .To the Vqtej'H.vf Seminole County: hostile to each other forever. My FDR RENT—Comfortably furnishTailors, Cleaners and
nation, ryfergner*. * Wr* “P. rrtnw* -m rs, six-roimr hi-nts.*-, ffi qiKiXqjdK*
t hereby announce my candidacy i efforts tire for the sciaih.i choice,
Ject to tlm action of the Demo
ed private home, recently re
high Co., Dcjn. 278(5, Memphis, Uon. Excellent water, barn, ga-j
for the office of Sheriff of Send- * Unless the second choice is made modeled;
cratic
primary
to
be
held
on
June
living room, dining room,
117 Park Arenas— Phone
FO X I RENT
innfi* ('ii nil tv hiili ii*cft In thi* vnf ^ I hv Kninril 'Hill
tln.ii*.. (u
rairo. rhickrn houso nml other outTonn.
Terms:
Cosh in Advance
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S
BRISBANE
WHIDDON & HOD
Sanford Novelty
Works
WANTED—To rent for summer
1 hereby announce myself a can with loaded guns uncertain about
slightly used furniture cheap.
apartment, first floor, 2UR K. cratic primary June 3.
furnished bungalow or house. Address -100 Myrtle Ave.
didate
for re-election to the office shaking bands or Mowing each,
5th St.
JOHN G. LEONARI)Y.
of
member
of llio board of public other’s head off, you would stay
References. A. B„ Ilernid office. FOR SALE—Grocery store, doing FOR RENT—3-room furnished
FOR SHERIFF
instruction, representing school out of that house until they had
good business. Good location, apartment, .">04 W. 5th St.
Togthe
Voters
of
Seminole
County
* j.
iii-’
i t l i t 4iU
L'i i i i i i u i u *County,
iju iib jr * made up their minds.
district
No.t i1 11of1 mSeminole
cheap rent. Owner going north, FURNISHED rooms for rent. 4<»2 u f 1 1 nJ r iV'e
Cards of Sanford’s Reputable
n
.ca”*!
subject
to
the
Democratic
primary
EASY
inquire 422 E 2nd S t . ________
Oak Ave, _ _______ ___
fr:r,
f(. ',f .
i to be held on June 3rd. 1921.
I’rnfesNionnl Men, each of
v iiv n m ii’ii i i \ \ i *4
FOR SALE—Weaver Tire Ohnng- FOR RENT—Two good house Count> subject tu thu uctiun of tool
SETTLEMENT
whom,
in his chosen profession
Democratic
primary
to
bo
held
on
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O
'
er. Hu Troughs Adding Machine, keeping rooms reasonable. ApJune 3rd. It I am elected I pledge!
*'DR TAX COLLhGTOR
the Herald recommends to the
7
column
with
stand,
nearly
new.
t,iy
Lincoln
Hotel,
The problem of filling
myself to fulfill the duties of this! 1 ,w sh
announce that I am n
people.
office to the best of my ability. randidntc for re-election to the ofneeds is ensily settled _on
E. E. BRADY, ,u'c ."f County Tax Collector of
thu principle of reciprocity, i " Oewmbcr., lV,„v,r Jm-k
A V ,
y
'
Seminole County, subject to tin?
for what one lias to sell the other equipment siutable for tra- | -'.-' .--V
.'/l1 x- ..
. ---------— „ —
_ bOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Two new liunffnlnwH, 5
of the Democratic primary
other wants to buy.
rage, filling station or accessory; FOR RENT—Two fine rooms, gen-i Subject, of course, to the action action
rooms
and bath, close in
June.
George A. DeCottes
preferred, nt corner of
the Democratic Primary to he to be held inJNO.
This is the great princi store. Good terms. Phono 1795 Hhtlemen
D.
JINKINS.
—choice
at $3,500—S.'iOO.OO
and
Oak
Avenue.
Tall
2C03.
I
held
June
3rd,
I
will
iie
a
candidate
or
l*.
O.
Box
No.
2.
Orlando,
Fla.
Attorney-al-Kaw
ple underlying Herald Want
,,F , for tiie office of County Judge of FDR COUNTY COMMISSIONER cash, balance $35 per month,
Over Seminole County
Ads und it has worked for FOR SALK—Brand new recti baby FOR RENT—Bed-room. inoenix geminoie County. I shall be grata-1 . 1 h^eby announce my candhiney
Hotel, 300 Park Ave.
carriage, R. O. Box 932.
years with such great suc
Hark
fui for the nomination and” elecCounty Cimimissioner (or the
room modem house with
cess that this form of ad
From ono farm in Leon there tion, nnd if elected I assure the Fifth District comprising Chuiuo- garage on paved street paving
Sanford,
-----------Florida
LOST
AND
FOUND
vertising lias come to be ,Y „ T v r ,- , —
vve „were
.a t;;gathered
, r , , fur
„„ , thir.
>„ .exhibit
. L 32 citizenship uf Seminole a fair and ‘a. Geneva and Osceola, subject to J paid, $5,500— 5500.fii) cash
very popular.
bOUND—A coat qo ( ticrj A u . utritu... of lia> and .>_ satieties of faithful administration of the nf- Dio action of toe Democratic pri- halnncu
j.n |nni.|l $50.00
« q a o n pur month
m onth nm
und
Call a t Herald office._________ grasses. What n display! liny, fairs of thu office.
maty June 3.
The needs of one nre sup
interest
on
hnlnncc
H
per
cent
lornge
und
dairy
products
pre
LOST—Jack, put in wrong car
SCHELI.E MAINES.
* C. A. RAULERSON.
plied by the needs of another.
Schelle Maines
semi-annuaily.
through mistake in front of Rico dominated here.
And
Madison
was
there
with
its
This process simply is the Hotel. Return to Herald office.
4 room house, Spurling’s
getting of the Imyer nnd LOST an opportunity to keep
LAWYER
" ' " ‘V nnd mo.s.t
addition
$1500.00, $200 cash,
seller together and Herald
abreast with the times by not
shl>wl11well.
*:• — Court House
Want Ails do that to per reading the classifi?.! pages of LITTLE EKFEC’I* ON IRELAND
balance $25 per month and S
fection. Try them and see. your daily newspaper. Herald
~
,,r T.
per cent interest on balance.
want ads contain many interesting DUBLIN reb.
—The EngTo reach all thu people
messnges. It will pay you to read fish lailwny strike hns bad little
Watch this space. We may
effectively — leave
your
effect on Ireland, filuil trains, a r e 1
interest
you.
Want Ad ut The Herald of them daily.
running almost on the usual
Elton J Mouffhton
fice. Rhone us to send for FOUND—-On 3rd St., bill folder. schedule with only trifling deluys
it or phone it to the Want
ARCHITECT
H, B. Lewis & Co.
Dull U11 1'reach Avin________ umi the traffic in livestock has not
Ad Department.
First
National
Bank Bldg.
>VNO 5 UPPLIES
K?'-p your old shoes. Don’t sell;been interrupted. The strike may
107 H. I’ark Ave.
Rhone 319.
them
to
a
cigar
maker.
A
pulltiurt
affect
the
coni
supplies
of
Belfast
N
FORD,FLA.
FOOTorFIRST
s
i
Sanford, ------------ Florida
PHONE 148
campaign in on.
|if it continues.
PROFESSIONAL
SPECIALS
ilffiffi
J
co
By GEORGE McMANUS
b r in g in g u p f a t h e r
'—
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C .E T Y O U R P»A>f U rM 'rtL . V O U
MAKE ^ r o u n d T R IP w it h
'Y O U R C A R A N D P U T I T »N
T H E D A R N J C~
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517 Commercial Street
Wilson Welding & Radiator |
Works
“It it’s Metal wo can weld it*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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STEWART The Flortat
Flowers For Ail Occasions
Member* Florists Telegraph De
livery Association
814 Myrtle Ave. Phono 260>W
! Sanford Machine Co.
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902 French Avena
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I.rl h » tlguri' on that Job o
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1924.
Reparations Work
Is About Complete
b OB Scandal
Unsensational
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[Bore than Handred of MeLeaa’ff Telegraau, Many
Haring to do With OU In
dustry Examined by InvestlgaUa# Committee bat
Nothing Sensational Un
covered, though Interesting
nr T IM A a e a e le tc O _ . .
WASHINGTON. Fek 17—
geaater Smoot, Republican.
Utah, former chairman oil
committee dieeWeed publkly
Wednesday that he waa adviaed in advance that L. Ooheny
was coming to Waahington to
testify about the hundred
thousand loan to Fall.
Ha
ssid he had received the in
formation from 1. W. Zevely,
council to Harry F. Sinclair,
who wee at New Orleans at
the time with Fell.
Smoot mado this explana
tion Just before the committee
again wont into executive ses
sion to look over telegrams
passed between Washington
and Fall and McLean at Palm
Ifcach.
Representatives of
Telegraph Companies present
ed additional capes of tele
grams to tho committee for examinatofo. "
Resignation off
Att y General
MayComeSoon
PARI8, Peh. 27.— Charles G.
Dawes and his expert commit
tee were In session briefly Wed
nesday morning after which
they adjourned until the after
noon. Meetings are becoming
shorter and scarcer, indicating
that bulk of work remaining to
be done is to harmonise the in
dividual views of the committee
members regarding facts al
ready developed. This will re8dleved.Ct,UP*C ° f wcek*’ u ia
DIVORCE WANTED
BY BANKER; WIFE
HOODWINKED HIM
SINGJLB COPIES FIVE CENTS
New U. S. Line Vessel Almost Ready
In Storm of Debate and Parti
UnreatsTwoMajori
Incorporated h Tax M<
Daugherty's Poaltioa Coatiaues to Haag ia Wat*»u—
with Enemies Predicting
His Resigns!ioa Only Mat
ter of Time, While Frit
Say No lateation of
ting While Under
(Hr
and Cigarette
EDWIN MARKHAM GiftAreTax
Passed by House
Threats by
SPEAKS TONIGHT Many
ed Republicans to
Down Whole BiU and W«
of a Presidential
AT HIGH SCHOOL tags
TXe A n w I a lH P w w )
WASHINGTON. FA. 17—
An afar by Daugherty to re
tire to private Ufa when the
Senate completes ita investi
gation of hie official acta ia be
lieved in some administration
circles to be imminent. Under
the plan he would step out of
the c a b ift regardless of the
outcome of the Inquiry sad
would announce that intention
to the coantry in advance. A
statement from him is expect
ed before the day ia over.
Noted Author and Lecturer Will
Give Readings From Ills
Own Poctns
Dr T W
Am
w
Ii
m
P i _____
WASHINGTON, Feb.'ffLi
House
members
Wednesday to wiad ap
revenue bill debale before .
end of the week tad leaders
both parties took advent
of tbo first legislative daJ
from diseaask>n of tbo me.
ure since it was takea ap 1
weeks ago to sound oat ‘
farces for a fight whoa a
is taken. The eonest over
reduction of automobilo U
will be resumed tomorrow.
Edwin Markham, the noted poet
and
lecturer, who nan been giving
Prominent New York Banker
a aeriea o f addresses at Rollins
Startai Suit Against Wife Who
P<*od to Him as Member of
■he S t M
t l H’
^ puk^c’ H1® n®?uU*
V nes veaael, is nearing completion at New port, and soon College at Winter I’ark during the
o s s s S i ™ 11"transatlantic operation. She will have room for 605 cabin passengers and 1306 third class past few days, will appear in San
Aristocratic Southern
ford tonight at 8:30 o'clock at tho
Family,
Bremene™ N° ,MOnd c
11 wil* be tke la,t Word ,n hosts and will run between New York and Sanford High school under the
auspices o f the Kiwanls Club. Mr.
S r T h e S m m Ii i m P r r u .
Markham’s subject tonight will be:
NEW YORK Feb. 2 7 .-T ria l of
"Readings From Hia Own Poems
tho suit brought by Beverly D.
With
Glints o f Gravity and
Harris, elderly prominent banker,
Gayety.”
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27— 1
to annul his marriage to Elcanoro
W A SH IN G TO N fFcb. 27.— At
For his many splendid works, major amendments were ineoi
Elaine Lee Harris to whom his torney General ’ Daugherty’s posi
nted in the revenue bill today
counsellors referred as “ a woman tion in the cabinet continues to re
the house amid storms o f dot
of tho underworld who palmed her main in the balance.
involving
a aeriea of personal .
self off as a member of one oil the
A fter President Coolidge hat
changes, threats o f Republican *
most aristocratic families o f the conferred with him for two hours
Group
of
men
Opposed
to
Admin
ganlxation leaders to vote a|
southland,” was begun Tuesday in at the White House Tuesday
IN DIA NaV o Li's!" Imi.r Feb. 27.
istration of Ku Klux Klan
passage o f the entire bill,
supreme court.
night, Mr. Daugherty’s enemies — Gladys Ellis, nlinn Kntherinr Heavy Snows Destroy
Vote (To Organixe Ngw;
After tho selection of a Jury, wero predicting his resignation Rogers, aged 23, whose escape
i
w!*,!711" #
from
Represents!
Wires; North Carolina
Order.
' ^DILs. Rep., New York, o f
Mr. Harris' attorneys launched In would not be long forthcoming.
from the woman’s prison here was
M b t i t t y o f a presidential v*
IIIjr T h e A a a w t a l r l P r e s s )
The attorney general’s friends discovered yesterduy shortly after
Jr WASHINGTON, Fob. 27—Tho to a detailed account of the man
CHARLOTTE,
Feb.
27—
The session ended in a row
ner
in
which,
according
to
Harris,
the
finding
o
f
the
body
or
Miss
at
the
same
time
were
reiterating
ATI,ANTA,
Ga.,
Feb.
27.—
Or
(senate oil committeo began a still
reduction^ o f the automobile
he was intrigued into marriage that he stood by- his determination Louise Richards, aged 70, a teach Heavy snow, ranging in depth
' ant Tuesday fo r more sensations with
ganization
of
a
new
order
to
be
“ the beautiful young woman not to resign under fire and claim- er and matron at the prison, whoso from one to seven inches at
final action on these pro|
the oil scandal, but no startling
known ns the "Knights o f the
various
points
throughout
going over, until Thursday,
who might be taken for his daugh
skull hat) been fracture;! by a blow
idge had no i
linformaton w as unearthed.
North Cnrolina today virtually
house will devote ita
ter instead of his wife.” The tentlon of asking him to do ko.
Mystic Clnn” to replace nnd take
o nthe head, was captured here
The quest will bo entinued today
had demoralized wire commun
Wednesday exclusively to
charges were categorically denied Definite Announcement* Expected Inst night.
in the order known ns tho "Knights
1st another secret session with the by counsel for the wife.
ications throughout tho west
Harding Memorial service.
Under the surface of the open
Kamclin"
was
voted
here
late
I Inspection o f additional records of
The young woman was taken in ern part of the state and into
Admits
Her Illegitimacy
Gift Tax Voted
^
pronouncement
for
and
against
I the Western Union Telegraph
custody by a squad o f detectives
Tuesday by the gathering o f men
eastern Tennessee.
The opening addresses to the
A gift tax, imposing levies be*
ICompany and those o f the Postal jury developed nn unusual situation the attorney general were very ns she stepped from n taxicab at
opposed to the present administra
ginning at one per cent on total
general indications that cither a
[Telegraph company.
in which the defense attorneys ad definite announcement that ho will n downtown cornur where she had
amounts
o f gifts In one year In
tion
o
f
the
Knights
of
the
Ku
Klux
Upwards o f a hundred telegrams mitted and attempted to prove that
mado an engagement to meet a
excess o f $50,000 nnd running off
Klan.
[exchanged between Edward B. Mc- their client was the illegitimate remain or will retire will be mado young man. When enptured, de
to 40 per cent was voted, 191 tn
[Lesn, publisher o f thu Washing daughter of Eli Rayner, with soon. Tho day’s developments tectives found a bunch o f keys to
The resolution providing for the
65.
were interpreted by many, includ tho prison belonging to tho slain
ton Post, and his employes in whom, Mr. Harris charged
creation Uf the new order was
she ing some of those friendly to Mr.
The tnx on cigarettes was ariaal |
matron and nlso other property
[Washington, many o f them having hud Improper relations. It was
adopted by a rising vote o f 160 to
from $3 to $4 per thousand by,i 1
|to do with developments in the oil chiefly unon this chargo that the Daugherty, to mean that the time o f Miss Richards. Miss EUis was
vote o f 117 to 85.
•I.
Klansmen representing 11
[industry, were examined today and suit was based. The plaintiff’s o f his retirement and the manner brought to police headquarters in
A provision o f tho bill grant
in
which
it
shall
be
made,
wero
II*
I
K
,
A
w
'r
l
M
r
d
H
r
r
M
l
states
were
present
at
the
meet
n
hysterical
condition
mid
officials
[senators said “ interesting” but counsellors on the other hand at
NEW YORK, Feb. 2 7 -G eorg e ing, it was announced.
Mr. Markham has become known exemption from the 10 per c«
[not sensational information had tempted to prove her legitimacy. more to the forefront in the nego at nn early hour wero unable to
tiations between the cnpitnl nnc:
ns the dean o f American poets. He theatre admission tax on all t k - r,,
[been obtanied.
In the latter argument Mrs. Har the Whito House than tho attorney obtA inuny information from her Randolph Chester, author, play
Headquarters at Kansas City
is recognized as one o f the out- ets o f 50 cents and under witb*^
regarding
the
slaying.
The committee is seeking to cs- ris’ birth date was placed In 1887, general’s actual retirement Itself.
wright and creator o f a number o f
Specifying thnt the headquarters humunitarian leaders and lectur stood several assaults to lower nr
Coroner I’nul F. Robinson re popular
Itablish whether administration o f- while her attorneys declared she
•fictional
characters, of the organization shall be located ers in America today and Ids lec raise thl aexemption.
Meanwhile, from the fight be
lfirials or individual members o f tho was eight or nine years younger. ing waged to force the resignation ported late Tuesday that a postamong
them
"Gct-Rich-Quick
Wall at Kansas City, Mo., and that the ture here will in ull probability
Amendments Agreed On
Harris met Elcanorv Elaine Lee of the attorney general came an morten examination showed thy
■committee had communication with
When adjournment was for
aged instructor hnd met death ingford,” died suddenly Tuesday. wearing of masks nnd secrecy shall attract a large audience.
IhcLca^br A lbert B. Fall after in Memphis, Tenn., his attorneys other development.
Mr. Markhum is a westerner, an amendment was before
through n fractured skull, caused Ho was born in Cincinnati in 1869. be banned, the resolution states
■they hail misled the invsetigators said and she told him she was the
being n nutivu o f Oregon. He is house on which both Repres
Represent**
b
Apnurcntly
in
the
best
o
f
health,
gntor
of
Stacker
L
a
e
.
hfcame
knoxyn
that,the
coalj•
Y
a
blow
on
the
head.
Tho
police
daughter
fas to the source o f tha $100,000
that the "world shall bo given no a graduate o f two colleges. He ,tivo Longworth,
the Repulbilean
-____ .... ___
|loan Fail obtained while secretary the Lee's who operated the famous! t“ HCo* Iw nocraU and TTOdublicail nta^PTi.that'M hu Aitharde'Nlftl iMn iwiijBstfw w ak ed——rec. a story tice tkut the artier-Is nod cAnnoctcd began-w riting verse irf his taffy* *?•“ •** An‘t Garner o f “
which forced tho slain by tho EUis woman In mak until late Monday night, coughing
Lee Line o f Mississippi river Dock progressives
(of the interior.
resignation
o
f
Secretary’ Dcnby ing her escape from tho prisop, but occasionally and mentioning chest In any mnnnor with the K. K. K bay howl duy«. Preeminently a man "charge o f tho dem ocratic
ets.
He
became
enamored
o
f
her,
No Evidence.
they understood gens
o f the people, ho is considered ns suid
and
is
now
pressing
Mr. Daugh
pains several timea to his wlfo and
No evidonco o f such communicn- and when, later, she informed him erty, has another cabinet officer so fnr no satisfactory explanation sometimes callaborator, Mrs. Lil Hiram Wesley Evans or William one o f the foremost exponents of agreement had been reached.
Joseph Simmons.
|tion wan brought to light in tho by telegraph from Kansas City singled out for the next attack. has been given as to how the in lian Chester.
nil that is highest In the world of would provide for repeal o f .
Itelegrams examined.
Chairman that she was ill and wanted him, President Coolidge knows the na mate obtained agrees train tier
three per cent tax on automob
Among the reasons outlined for literature.
cell. Two explanations, however,
he
Joined
her
and
married
hep
next
During the night, a pain near tho
|Lcnroot told the committee he had
Mr.
Markham
has
gained
con
trucks
and wagons, the chaaia o f '
ture
o
f
the
charges
which
arc
be
thu
creation
of
the
new
order,
it
nave
been
offered,
according
to
heart awoke him and, after Mrs.
ent a formal and offical telegram day. Time came when the incom- ing held ready for launching, and
siderable
reputation
for
his
simple,
which
sold
for less than $1,000 and.V
|to McLean at Palm cBach last patability of their temperaments those who are urging him to retain tho police. One is thu- tho prisoner Chester had applied liniment, he was stated that tho charter of tho clnir-cut yet effective wuy of lec for n cut o f half of the five
attracted tho attention of the dropped off to fitful sleep only to klan had been changed recently
caused
the
two
to
separate.
A
t
Uanuary 9, informing him that
turing. Unlike many great writers ceni tux on nutumobile tires at
Mr. Daugherty until he has had teacher ami enticed her to her cell.
(Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon- torneys said the husband told one a hearing, are advising tho presi The other is that the cell door, awaken in tho morning, call his "to make the oranizntion a purely who have appeared ns lecturers, he accessories.
of his friends in Memphis he was
wife, say abruptly, “ I love you military and autocratic organiza docs not apeak ubove the heads of
jtana, Bad been authorized to take sorry.
dent that to permit the attorney either was left unlocked or the lock
The second extended row o f the
dear,"
nnd then fall back lifeless
his audiences. The manner in day broke out nt this junctures'
|his testimony. He made the tefegeneral to icavo the cabinet under had been picked, the prisoner then to his pillow.
tion.'
"Sorry
We’ve
Separated”
[gram public.
which he presents his views on
Clancy.
D em ./1
"J’m truly sorry that we have Hre, will be the signul for an at climbed over n wooden door and
The resolution condemns the K. great social questions, poetry or Representative
Was Poor Boy
Michigan, rushing ot leaders on hi
Whilo the telegrams examined separated,” Mr. Harris was said tack on this other cabinet offficial. sprung un iron screen door suffi
K.
K.
and
charges
that
the
Order
upon any other topic, is always in side with the cry that he had beeu
Starting ns a poor • Ohio hoy,
|today and found pertinent to the to have told the friend, “ fo r she with probably more to follow on ciently to permit her to enter thu
teresting and makes u direct “double-crossed” in not obtaininl;
|oil investigation will not ho read is a daughter of Stacker Lee and others.
hall and front there to the teach Chetester tried his hand at various is responsible for lawlessness and uppcul.
things, then became a newspaper that "because of acts o f violence
time to speak. Representative Gar
President Silent
|into the record until all o f those a fine Woman."
er's room opposite.
•
reporter, climbing from a lowly
Throughout a day in which con
ner took tho declaration as direct*
[subpoenaed have been examined,
The friend then informed Mr.
Miss Richard’s body was found post to the uppermost rungs of the and of general lawlessness on part
ed at him nnd rushed toward Mr. *
[senators said they showed that Harris that Stacker Lee never had ference followed conference, all of by a nurse who went to investi
of
certain
members
of
the
order,
Clnncy when Representative Gar
|Mcl.can was kept constatnly ad- a daughter, and upon this infor which centered about the question gate when the teacher failed to ladder o f popular fictional success.
rett o f Tennessee, the Democratic
[vised as to the progress o f the in mation Mr. Harris started an in of retention o f Mr. Daugherty in report for breakfast. Miss Rich For his first story he was paid it stands disgraced before its de
cent membership and the nation
floor leader, intervened.
quiry and as to whether ho was vestigation in Memphis that led to the cabinet, the president main- ards was lying on her back, her $2.50.
today.”
Auto Tax Subject *
(Continued on page 8)
[likely to be summoned to testify.
FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
He
had
only
recently
returned
his efforts to annul his marriage.
hands und feet bound with strips
Orgnnzed June 13, 1912, with
| There was rather frequent mon He declared he learned that she
An agreement had been reached ■'
torn from n skirt. The strips also to the field of action ufter two
one combination hose nnd chem to end debate on the automobile ."H
ition, senators said, of a Francis had been supported bv Eli Rayner
were hound tightly around tho years o f motion picture scenario
ical wagon, which was drawn tax subject at 6 o'clock. Repra- V-2
[McAdoo, a New York lawyer, os who "never had done n lick of
teacher’s neck nnd tho loose ends editing. Always a prolific writer,
by a horse.
[consultant o f the publisher in mot work in 25 years, save playing
he
passed
most
o
f
his
time
at
his
sentative Clancy hnci not obtained J
stuffed in her mouth as a gug.
The present equipment is time to speak when thnt hour was 1
hers which were not made quite cards and engaging in other games
There was n jagged wound over desk, aided frequently by Mrs.
vnlucd at approximately $39,000 reuchcd and efforts o f both sides
[dear in the messages. Commit- o f chancC.1’
1
the left eye ns if, apparently, she Chester, who he had married in
and is composed o f one motor to prolong the session resulted in *
Rayner had been represented to
hermen want to know whether this
hud been struck by the bunch of 1911 after his first wife. Mrs. Eliz
triple combination hose, chem a parliamentary tangle provoking
[is Francis H. McAdoo, son of Will- him the banker asserted, as his
abeth M. Chester, hau divorced
keys she usually curried.
ical and pumper truck, valued at both noise and confusion, and uuham (5. M cAdoo, a candidate for wife’a uncle and a man o f wealth
him. He was first married in Da
Urging the centralization of
The Sanford Rotary Club held
Entwined
nobut
the
fingers
o
f
$12,500; ono combination hose journnient was decided upon ns tha '*
|th-> Democratic presidential nomi and social standing.
social efforts and the forming of the left hand were strands of huir venport, Ia., in 1895. Thera were its weekly luncheon Tuesday night
and chemical truck valued at jonly way out. All speukers, how
nation, who is a member of the
a countv federation of social wel nnd a piece o f n torn hair net, in two children by the first marriage.
at the Valdez Hotel at which timo
$5,500; ono Ford . chemical
ever, had declared in favor o f sumo
|New York law firm of Miller and
Wallingford Instant Hit.
fare Miss M. Crawford of Jack dicating Miss Richards hud made
truck valued ut $1,550. A mod reduction in these taxes.
|Otis,
it
initiatecd
into
the
club
two
In
1908
tho
first
Wallingford
sonville addressed the Kiwnnis
futile effort to protect herself.
ern ladder truck with u 50-foot
Wallingford, a new members, Harry T. Iiodwell
Club this noon at the Valdez Hotel.
Earlier in the day Republican
References to Fall.
Tho bedroom of Miss Richards, story appeared.
( H r T h r A h au rlalrd I 'r r a a l
extension ladder hns been or ranks .were split by a sharp ex
The Kiwaniana were informed that located across n hall from tho financial rogue who lived by his and M. C. Haddock. Reese Combs,
Fall was variously referred to in
The tariff commission closed
dered und is expected to urrivo change between Chairman Green
|the messages as “ the man at Ward its hearings on wheat and prod there nro 20 different organiza room in which the Ellis girl was wits and his companions in the n third now member, was unable
within the next few days. It of the ways and means conunitteo J
tions in Seminole county, aside confined in a cell us an incor pages o f Chester’s story becamo
iman Park," "the secretary” and ucts.
to
bo
present
because
of
absence
will
cost $6,600. Besides this und Representative Mills o f New
popular
and
scores
o
f
other
tales
from
the
churches,
that
are
doing
finally ns "F all.” Senators asserted
rigible, was in disorder and it warf
President Donnelly of the Nor
equipment the department has York, n member o f the committal '*
[that McLean mado inquiry in one thern Pncific denounced the pend social work. Miss Crawford spoke found that n black hat and a plush followed. At one time seven o f from the city.
3,00G feet o f hose valued at during which Mr. Green charged
The new members were put
[message as to whether the form ing attack on the road's land convincingly o f the need for united coat, some money nnd the prison his stories appeared at the same
$4,500.
the New York representatives with
effort
and
the
services
of
n
trained
time.
In
1904
ho
wrote
short
er secretary was coming to Palm grants.
keys
of Miss Richards were
"through the mil!" amid the Bing
Chief G. I’ . Paxton hns been * usurping the powers o f the chair- .
social worker in this county.
stories and three complete novels.
missing.
Beach and appeared not over en
ing o f Rotary songs and ringing
The quarantine in California
with the department since ita man” and Mr. Mills characterized 1
Arrangements fo r the funeral
Kiwnnian Forrest Lake gave an
thusiastic about such a visit.
The Ellis girl has u police record
counties against the foot and
applause of tho other members.
organization. He has three full Mr. Green us “ the nominal chairThu name o f A. Mitchell Palmer, mouth disease was extended by the account of his recent trip to New dating back to the tinio she was 10 had not yet been completed.
time assistants and two night mmt of the committee,” pointing
As a final stunt, the candidates
former attorney general, and coun department of agriculture.
York und the AU-Floritlu exhibit yeurs old.
men.
to Representative Garner us "the
were
required
to
sit
on
a
table
sel fur McLean, aios appeared fre
at
Madison
flquare
Garden.
In
thu
The senate passed the interior
Before escaping sho cut o ff her
actual leader."
quently in the messages, commit department appropriation bill, the opinion o f Mr. Iatke Seminole brown huir, placed the tresses on
while they drank a bottle o f milk.
Mr. Mills declared he would not ’
county made the best showing in
teemen said, adding that his advice first of the big supply measures.
This was effectively done by means
vote for the hill as it hud been
her
pillow
and
arranged
the
bed
tho
exhibit.
Ho
told
of
the
All•pparently was sought on many
of-pacifiers.
Tho
only
thing
to
The White House announced
amended, opposing the g ift tax,
|questions.
mar thu success of this unique con
( I l f T h e A s so c la tril P r rs s )
that President Coolidge regards Florida banquet and brought out clothing as if she were in bed.
and warned that “ it may never bothe
fact
that
everything
served
Chairman Lenroot and former the numerous bills in congress
HAVANA, Feb. 27.— Tho con test wus the occasional cries sent
come law." Representative Garner ‘
Chairman Smoot, o f the oil com calling for lurge appropriations with th exception of coffee and
llr T ile A«*«M*luletl I'rraa)
dition o f Battling Hiki, French up by the candidates when chair
immediately dared other Rcpuh- • :
sugnr
came
from
this
state.
Even
man
turned
ton
the
current
over
mittee, also were mentioned, it as disturbing to prosperity.
MIAMI, Feb. 27—With 100 pris licans to follow Mr. Mills in op
Senegalese boxer, who caught a
water
waa
sent
from
Orango
City,
some wires with which the table oners confined in the Dade county
was stated, some o f their stateWestern senators were informed
posing the entire bill and Repre
(fir The Aaanrlatrd Press)
cold recently which has developed hud been rigged.
Jail, 60 whites and 40 negroes, one sentative Treadwuy, Rep., Massa
[nicnta at the public hearings being by President Coolidge that tho according to Mr. Lake.
CHICAGO—
Wheat,
May
10
1-2
into
bronchial
pneumonia,
is
re
Reports
o
f
the
committee
in
o
f
the
largest
contingents
in
his
quoted in messages sent to Mc government stands ready to assist
In the absence of President
chusetts, said he would accept the
Lean.
banks in the northwest provided charge o f the Edwin Markham to 125-8; July, 19 1-2 to 19 3-1. garded by his physician, Dr. Bc- Knight, Robert Holly presided. tory of the jail, a quarantine wus dare as the bill now stood.
-acA
lecture, to be given tonight in San Corn, May 813-8 to 81 5-8.
Robert Newman was in charge of pulcod on the jail Tuesday niaht
Zevcly’a Name Again.
local conditions warrant.
nlgno Sousa, ns serious.
Gift Tax Yield
_
ford,
was
made
by
Kiwanian
Shello
by
county
physician
Juutlnn
fol
the
program
for
the
day.
The name o f J. W. Zevely, per
The gift tax. it was estimated
Senator
Moses,
Rep., New Maines. Tho attendance prize was
lowing
the
discovery
that
a
white
Snecinl musical numbers by
sonal counsel to Harry F. Sinclair,
■>y Chairman Green, its author,
George Ilrockhahn and a clever prisoner, just admitted, wns ill would yield alniut $25,000,000
»ho appeared, senators said. Zcve- Hampshire, read in the senate the awarded to Kiwanian Lake. J. H.
cmasles.
No
prisoners
ran
lie
re
attack
o
f
Senator
Reed,
Dom.,
MUj
Jackson,
a
new
member,
was
insong
and
dance
skit
by
his
little
y afterwards went to New Orrevenue unniially, principally by
daughter, LMaxinc, delighted the leased for nt least two weeks.
bans to confer with Fall and upon Bouri, on William (i. McAdoo, and traduced to tho club.
checking evasions o f the estate
Among
the
prisoners
is
M.
J.
members.
returning here disclosed to the stirred up a political dubatc.
Among the visitors attending
tuxes through thu breaking up of
Mayor Forrest laiko wns a visi Noble, head o f the Prudential Fi •urge fortunes.
the luncheon today were E. C.
committee that Sinclair had loaned
Representative
The senate oil committee spent Smith. Jr., G. W. York, W. F.
nance
t'ohporation
o
f
this
city
tor
und
was
called
upon
to
speak
the former secretary $25,000 three
(turner, author o f the amendment
Sanford
Boy
Scouts
will
assem
................
..
awaiting
trial
on
charge
of
fraud
candiduto
to
be
u
first
class
scout
two
hours
looking
over
telegrams
upon
the
New
York
affair.
Ho
Terrell. C. Boyce Bell, J. E.
■nonths after he retired from the
to increase cigarette taxes, estl
rabinet.
sent from Washington to A. B. Skaggs, W. D. Graham, C. M. ble Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock and to have at least 21 merit stated that it was a wonderful *n connection with the sale of stock mnted this proposal would reaul.
at
the
Valdez
Hotel
to
witness
the
The committee has called upon Fall and E. B. McLean while they Berry, O. J. Papo and Miss conferring o f the degree of Eagle badges. The Sanford boy has 24 success and declared that he be in the corporation.
in $60,000,000 additional revenue
to his credit which includes among lieved that Seminole countv re
Crawford
tb: telegraph companies for all were in Florida.
scout upon Charles Booth of this others, badges for first aid. life ceived a 10-fold return for the
ENGLISH LOAN TO RUSSIA |annually.
messages that were sent from
Kiwanians who unswered the city.
Repeal o f the tax on then
Donald A. Cheney of Or saving, bird study, physical de
A series o f conferences, includ
’’ ashington to Zevely, Fall and E.
roll call were W D. Gardiner, E. lando, president of the Central velopment, personal health, public money that was spent on the pro
admission o f 50 cents and
f f l r Tfcr A a to rla lril I'rraa)
ject.
n i heny while they were at New ing a cabinet meeting, failed to F. Lane, A. K. Rossctter, A. C. Florida Council will confer the de
LONDON, Feb. 27—The govern would result, committee mem be.,
health, swimming, cooking and
Another visitor Who gave a
tiI l ns Pr^or to the arrival here of show surface developments in the Fort, A. P. Connelly, L. C. Be- gree.
stuted. in un estimated loss o..f $33..
ment
is considering u scheme to flAn
Scouts from Daytona, De firemanship.
m in i — ___ .
i.
•
short tulk was Evan Whoop of
|uoheny to disclose that he made row over Attorney General Daugh bout. H C Long, T L Dumas, A. Land, Orange City, Enterprise,
advunce
large
credits
and
issue
a
l)0°.°00 in revenue annually,
There are very few Eagle Scouts
Itn® now famous $100,000 unpaid
Raffeld, J. G. Sharon, Shelle W inter Park nnd Orlando will nl- in rentral Florida, it ia said and Baltimore, who declared that he loan to Russia for reconstruction automobile tax amendment
erty but indications pointed to a
*«n to Fall.
Maines, R. W. Deans, W. J. Thig so he present. It was announceid Charles Booth will he the first and wus favorably impressed with works there, according to news- tnitted_ by Representative Medefinite
decision
soon.
pen. Sum Baumel, U. D. Caswell, Wednesday by Scoutmaster M. C. only one in Sanford and Seminole Sanford und hoped to muke this papers.
Leased Wire.
Luiighlin, Rep., Michigan, it
city his home at some neur future
. the McLean messages disclosed,
The house placet! u gift tax in J. H. Jackson, Jno. D, Jinkim, Haddock.
said, would cause a loss of
county.
time.
He
stated
that
Sanford's
rrording to senators that a leas- the (lending revenue bill and ap Fred W. Ball, R. II. Berg, L. B.
$23,000,000 annually.
JAPANESE PRINCE DEAD
During the exercises Thursday possibilities are better than any
The degree o f Eagle Scout is a
Steele, E. J. Moughton, S. M.
;t wire was established between
Leaders of both sides had antici
night
several
merit
badges
and
proved a section repealing the 10
Lloyd. G. E. McKay, W. T. Lang high honor and is one that is second class degrees will be con- other city in the state that ha had
L0e publishers cottage at Palm
pated a final vote on the bill by
seen
and
predicted
that
within
a
per
cent
tax
on
theatre
admissions
LONDON, Feb. 27. — Prince
ley, Geo. DcCottes and Forrest coveted by every scout. To be ferrei. The life and star degree
|«e*ch and the Washington Post
few years it would be a large Masaoyah ia dead, according to a Friday if the automobile tax diaLake.
o f 50 cents nnd under.
(Continued on page 8)
cussion had been completed
come one it is necessary for the will also bo conferred.
thriving city.
dispatch from Tokio.
.(Continued on page 8).
Gladys EUis Alleged Murderess o f
KNIGHTS OF THE
Aged Prison Matron Is Captured By MYSTIC CLAN TO
Detectives In Indianapolis Tuesday REPLACE K. K. K.
Randolph Chester
Well Known Author
Dies; Heart Attack
SANFORD FACTS
Centralization O f
Social Work Urged
By Miss Crawford
Two New Members
A re Initiated Into
The Rotary Club
Washington News
Siki’s Condition Is
Considered Serious
MARKETS
Sanford Boy To Receive the Degree
of Eagle Scout on Thursday Night
• .
Quarantine Is Placed
On Dade County Jail
�M. ‘
TO EXPIATE IBS SINS!
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS
.THIS WEEK IN
SANFORD
tWeek of Feh. 25 to March 1.
TM ur
Thursday
fcekly luncheon Association of
ss Women, Lu-Beth Cafe*
HELEN VERNAY IS
CHOSEN FOR HIGH
HONOR AT SCHOOL
-1
\ ''
rt
12:00
Selected os Member o f Freshman
— __Friday ___ — — __
Commission at Florida State
iflt Dance, benefit All Soula
College for Women.
•ru»h,
n , K.
k . C. Hall, 8 a m .
Weekly. luncheon Chamber o f
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE
imerce, Valdes Hotel 12:15.
FOR WOMEN, Fob. 28—Tho “ tap
ping” o f 25 young women o f the
A T THE MILANE THEATRE lrcshman class for Freshman Com
mission and 15 young women for
Tbe kind o f fun that Is nure to Y. W. C. A. Commission, an an
ffad acclaim with the most exact- nual custom at Florida State Col
bar patron o f the theatre Is prom- lege, was observed with impress
l In the new “ Bringing Up ive dignity last Monday after
‘ Father" play which la to be at noon at 5 o’clock.
'tb e Milano theatre today, matinee
The young women serving on
and night. The play, which is the two commissions arc, as nearbksed on the popular comicn o f ly as possible, a representation of
• George
McManus la entitled the entire class. They arc chosen
"Bring!
nging Up Father On Broad- by „ nominating committee from
,T It
II tis
m ithe
h s Minsk
I Ahn P.
1* . . . . ■
. i
. #«
a
__>
work noff John
both the Student Government and
Igrew, a well-known writer fo r tho Y. W . C. A. organisation. Tho
stage. All the beloved chnr- names o f the commissions nro
rs of the famous cartoons will withheld until tho hour of thu
ear—Jiggs Mnhoncy, Maggie, "tapping,”
when, according to
and Dinty Moore. The plot, custom, members o f the Frcsnmcn
i is novel and brimful of Bur- class assemble in a group, nttlr<*<i
1 , shows the social aspirations in white. Then, as the signal is
Maggie and the many udven- given, nnd In tho presence o f ‘.he
es o f those concerned. The nc- remaining members o f the student
takes in various localities, in- body, Student Government nnd Y
Jng New York, Hawaiian Isl- W. C. A . representatives atop
i, Egypt, Paris and Italy, forward to pin the badge on the
.plen ty of opportunity for scenic chosen number.
cfibel llishment has been provided,
The service is usually held on
•'replica o f one o f the most noted the campus in order that it may
>BToadway roof gardens being be witnessed by nil who so desire.
n. Now and catchy music, This year, however, the inclement
j wlth a beauty chorus o f 20 weather did not permit the custom
sprightly and •cautiful young to be followed, and Bryan Hall
E Women are a few of the features. Atrium was used instead, the
Freshmen occupying the mnin
BOY 8COUTS.
floor space, and the audience of
upper clnssmn th ebcalcony.
There
will not he
be n
a meeting or
of
Theretwill
immediately after the “ tapping"
T toop Threo until further notice •
cntiru freshman class repeated
U given.
( I .n n n p ir
‘ with Mabel Murphy, president of
at. C. MAUUULlv. j Student Government, a pledge of
L.-i •
a
' m
i
n
! loyalty, nnd individual responsibil(it*;and cooperation.
*»>
_
• Y. W. C. A., then spoke a word
Sttlford Girls Cage
Team Will Play Fast1- ^ MncQucen’ ,)rc,i,lent ot tho
1DeLand Outfit Friday missions.
of wclconioThis
J?twas
hc in
cominK.?om
followed by a
general chorus singing of the col
Triday
afternoon basketball lege song. The newly-appointed
fin s in this city will hnvc opnor- commissions then adjourned sep
tunity of seeing the Sanford High arately, with the members of tho
8chool Girls* sextette in action for old commission and the Student
th.?. last time this season when it Government nnd Y. W. committees,
w ill meet thu fast DeLand High to take thc pledge o f duty.
8chool team on the Grammar
At 0:30 o’clock, thc dinner hour,
School court at 4 o’clock.
the committees and old and new
While the local team has lost commissions again assembled in
stveral games this season, it gen- thc dining room to find
their
orally is conceded to be one of the ilnces at special tnbles arranged
beat that has been turned out h e n
n the shnpu o f the “ E.”
fo r several years. Lust Saturday
The young women "tapped” for
■ night the team downed thc Lees Freshman Commission are: Annie
burg sextette in a fast game n-. Kuy, Otfiln, chairman;
Mildred
Leesburg.
Iiruce, Orlando; Annette Liddon,
i* 'L ittle is known of thc strength Marianna; illnnchc Curry, St. Au
o f the visitors but it is reported gustine; Ruth Goldberg, Tninna;
that they have ‘ been practicing Lillian Long, Gnncsvillc;
Helen
. hard for tomorrow's game know Lynch, St. Petersburg; Alice Nich
ing that the game will bo hard olson, Tallahassee; Ada Miller, St.
fought from tho start. Keen Auguztine; Mary Clayton, Eufaurivalry between tho teams always la; Clara Kephart,
Intcrlachcn;
insures interesting contests, it is Edith McCollum, Jacksonville, Hel
•aid.
en Vernny, Sanford; Cnmelu AtOn Saturday night thc girls’ tnnnscio, La Belle; Kathleen Cleckteam with the hoys’ team will
I ley, Tarpon Springs; Lois Vnrn,
jou:
S r a ^ L S ^ f '*" t u r i l i ? ' !
I-3 K
Goodbrcn!!:
hig
These
these games wilY* probably t r k ! H "
t ' u
K m
. . . o f the
..., seison
........ so_ far a i *
he dose
nonln; Claudia DeMerritt, Key
the local teams art concerned.
West; Rachael Smith, Lakeland;
Harriett Robinson, Orlando; Es
WOMAN FOR
JUVENILE COMM ther Smith, SufTern, N. Y.; Helen
Dutton, DeLand, and Edith Futch,
MIAMI, Feb. 2 8 .-Mrs. Henry Alachua.
Thus j chosen for Y. W. C. A. are
r . Atkinson, wife of Circuit Judge
II. F. Atkinson, announces her lin n ictt Robinson, chairman, Or
candidacy for the or/ice of judge lando; Eula Zetrouer,. Micnnopy;
......... . .
o f thu juvenile court of Dade cnuit- •’■ary Kincaid, Jacksonville; Mil
ty, subject to the Democratic pri' ,Vl Harris, Jacksonville; Jess
mary, June 3. Sho is thu fir s ; Dvllon, Ocala; Pearl Hentz, TallaWoman condidnto e .er to i.spire to h*u»*ee;
Elizabeth Jackson, St.
f
jv-\
*
1
V
SV/,
•
\
4*6
Frank McDowell (sketch upper left) is in jail at St. Petersburg,
Fla., charged with murdering his mother (upper right), father (be
low mother), and sisters, Marion and Willimatrce (lower left to right).
The sisters met dentil when thc family was living near Atlanta, Ga., a
year ago.
•
NUMBER COUNTY COLONIAL RECORD
C L U B S FORMED SPANISH FLORIDA
A T UNIVERSITY BEING COMPILED
Twenty-five Activo Clubs Have Florida State Historical Hocicty
Is Sponsoring Work of Secur
Been Organized at University
ing Interesting History.
of Florida Now.
UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA,,
DELAND, Fla.. Feb. 28—The
Interesting T a t i! IS BIG
At Rollins College CATCHING THIEF
Wednesday afternoon Edwin
Markham, poet anil critic, dis
cussed Robinson and Masters ns
loaders among tho new group o f
loots. Mr. Markham oald that in
lis lectures he was only going to
talk on the men who had writtan
their names'far up on tho pillar o f
fame. He docs not Intend to dis
cuss the lesser lights at all.
discussing Robinson .Dr.
Markham said, “ Edwin Arlington
Robinson was born in Maine in
1869. Ho grew up to bo a man
with a strong mind and body. I
knew him well fo r many yean.
One o f his strthge powers is that
o f being silent. Robinson will ait
in a company o f people for n whole
evening and never say a word.
Ho hns n strange looking fnco that
is more easily imagined than de
scribed. His fame as a poet is
rapidly going all over the world.
His first most important b ook,
“ Captain Craig," published if) 1902.
is a fine piece o f psychology In
the cryptic manner o f Browning.
This book caught the oyo o f Theo
dora Roosevelt when he wns presi
dent. He become deeply Inter
ested in Mr. Robinson and latter
offered him a plnce in tho New
York customs bouse. In 1910 he
published his moot characteristic
volume, "The Town Down tho
River," but his most powerful
book, “ The Man Against tbe Sky,"
appeared in 1010.
1here is a tang, o f individuality
on all these pages, for Robinson
is a verbal portrait painter, always
keen, hut always kindly. Some
times he is half cynical nnd at
other times Is mysticnl ns in
“ Miniver Chcevy" und "Richard
Corv.” In poems o f this sort his
genius is nt Its highest.
In Richard Cory fo r Instance we
have n group of young men who
are poor nnd struggling, watching
Richard Cory, who is very wealthy,
take his morning wnlks, glittering
with prosnerity. He was cnvie.i
by them all in their hard work but
one night Cory went home and
committed murder.
Robinson’s sympathetic study of
men whose lives were cnllcd a
failure from a worldly point of
view were hard slams ngainst tlm
high valuation wo ore accustomed
to place upon financial achieve
ment nnd upon success at any cost.
Robinson is an excellent technic
ian. There is never a false image
nor n blurred line in any of his
verses. IIo has the happy art of
nearly always ringing the bell at
the end o f his poems. •
His next lecture will bo given
Monday afternoon at thc Woman’s
Club. Tho subject for tho nfternoon will bo Robert Frost nod
Vnchcl Lindsey.
club organizations now functioning itla Stntu Historical Society, ne
at the University o f Florida to- cording to a report submitted to
ecth
" ‘ organtals 25, while there are many other the annual‘ meeting
o f' that
counties represented at the Univer- 1ization here. Typed copies and
sity, hut which for various reasons, photostats of tho_ original Spanish
do not have an active organiza- documents, no win Spain, are bction. Some of these clubs have h'K made by a representative in
been organized since the university that country, these wi.l he nsCHICAGO, Feb. 28.—Wheat —
was first founded, but the majority scudded in three volumes by Mrs; May, 110Vi to Va; July, llU 'i.
of them havo only been formed in Jeanette ThurbtT Connor I.Mrs. Corn— Mny, 82 to 82W.
the past lew yearn.
U aKhin^ton K. t onnor), vice pres*
These clubs are a strong factor ident o f the society,
in the many organizations now ex-! Assembling of this data is des
isting at the University. The oh- cribed by Mrs. ( onnor as nothing
jeet toy seek is to promote a spir- ’ K-is than the beginning ot the, docit o f closer friendship between the umentary history o f
Florida—
students from the various coin- "which stands nearly nlo io in not
■nullities in which they reside. This J'M having ^
backfact is exemplified hy the Hillsexplored.
borough-Duvnl “ smoker’’ which is
Uie volumes will be compiled
a yearly festivity participated in SH aR
^av* tho "rignnl .Spanish
by members o f these two clubs, appear on the left page throughOther eluba have other forms of °ut, nnd the English ttanslation cn
social activities, thus creating a M’*-’
wl^
closer relationship and under- In Pf
Joitluns ot any
standing between the students.
MP^ially interesting
ilucumont
Among the nctlvu clubs arc the w*[l be repn^duced in fasnniilie.
following: Alachun county (Jack
Starting with tho period just bcMutthews, president); Bay, (Paul fr r e , nl!? iinmciiint *Jy following
Hills, president); Duval, (Kdgiu he dcath of Pedro Menonde*. thc
Jones, president)
T U VIl°lver!<
U!u yonrs.
tro™
-' Columbin,’ (Hun- i RTO-Y-li MM
)n:t volume
already
MARKETS
°f
b*1
"nnounST i
candidacy for delegst*..t£!j
the Democratic national r Z
tlon. “ If elected, I will v^T
Wd support for p
r ■
dboice of the Democratic , ! - "
Fbrlda, as declared if
" SH" his announcement "
he favors a J
Plank for reduction of th„ , *
NEW PUBLIC WELFARE
GAINESVILLE, Feb
Elisabeth Rowe of Richmmrij
■— , «P
- r her duties
uuues at i
t» ken
tor o f public welfare of At
county. She receive; )
S?
!r J
The Fia Show of the W.
slipped Into tho locker. He was
so OISIH
slim
soap
os#
----—a-------slir that ho could sit on
box and double up his legs and
still bo concealed behind tho coat.
M I L A N E
THEATRE
At noon they brought him lunch k S A N F O R D
of non-fattening food, and when . M A T I N E E
tho whistlo blew in tho lato after
AND NIGHT
noon they released him. Several
coats had been stolen, a number
of locker doors had been jimmied
open, bu*. Buskert had no idea who
tno sneak thief was. Slimmed by
a shado after tho day’s expcrlonco,
Buskert went back to his locker
and waited again yesterday.
Just after tho lunch hour, dur
ing which*he dieted, some one en
tered tho locker room, fumbled
about several of the doors and fin
ally selected the one in which the
mechanic was seated. A s the door
PUNTA GORDA, P-b „
bert W GlUhrisE f o r n i ^
Thuro.
Feb.
28
ty Chorus. Take the * * * * *
w in Bring j 0y t0 Their IJ»
Hearts.
M AT.AT
3:30
#
50 C aj
PLUS TAX
6EQR6K HSMAHU? CM00N MUSICAL COHORT
®
1
ON BRO.
................................
famous
Blend#
Pilscner Beer?
H,member th« glow ing im b t f cocln m ofPIUm rr—t a n t h » » * th »l blr nd
now,but hrrt'oonc you con liove, Rich
butur crcom dipped In crlop r n u ll—
then coo ted with twee* m llbchocoU le
. . ,»he name Oh H enryl — and It's ■
blend you w on't forget I
Oh Henry!
A FineCamly—lOc Everywhere
E. J. Smith Co.
DISTRIBUTORS
Jacksonville, Fla.
IT MUSTBe TtRR/eie TO>j
NIGHT PRICES: 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50—Plus Tax.
Seats Now Selling nt Bower’s Drug Store.
IN Ireland, they still point to the place where Sir Walter
Raleigh planted the potatoes he brought with him from
America. The venturous knight was much impressed
with the edible qualities o f potatoes and touted them
highly to his friends. But in spite o f his efforts to popu
larize the spud, it was half a century or more before it
became an article o f general consumption abroad.
automatically heroines a member
I o f the other.
PARDON BOARD
MEETS MARCH 11
non." anil declares that he thinks
“ it is time when Floridians should
wake up uml pars such laws at
tho next session of tho legislature
that will provide against tbe in
vasion of these Japs."
NEW YORK , Feb. 20—Due to
hla zllm waist line, Harry Buskart,
a mechanic employed at the Durant
Motor Company, 622 West F jfty serenth Street, was selected by
brother employees to catch a sneak
thief who had been robbing the
locker room of coats, hats, small
amounts o f cash, fountain pens
and watches during tho last few
weeks.
Busicert’s slimness suggested to
tho others that ho be placed in n
locker, with m coat draped about
him, to sea who would try to steal
tho coat. The mechanic accepted
tiie Idea, and after punching the
time clock Wednesday morning
JS
o iL c H R ia r _ ^ ^ J j
Sir Walter and the Spud
apturc
Overstreet, president);
Palm
of St. Augustine. This volume is
Reach county (Itollin
Herrick,
president); Pinellas, (J. Leslie j said to lie now one-third completed.
OPPOSES JAP EMIGRANTS
Jackson, president);
Pensacola1 The third voiumu will contain a
...
great deal about the murders o f
club (Neal M orris); Plant
JACKSONVILLE.
Feb. 27.—
the Franciscan friars by the In
club,
(Joe Merrill, president);
Japanese do not work nor think
dians, and the relations of the In
Polk county (K. K. Lancaster,
along the same lines as “ our
dians with the governors and the
president); Putnam,
(Sylvester friars.
white’’ and “ tliuy will not assimi
Middleton,
president);
Tampa
late with our People," suys Thomas
club, (O. K. Weathcrwnx, presi
C. Imccon, chairman of the city
Three men claim they arc presi
commission of Jacksonville, in con Number o f Applications To Re dent); Union county, (E. E. Pee dent in Honduras, but we iiavu
Presented is Not Announced
ples, president); Volusia (L. A. many more claiming they will be
nection with suggestions that have
— Will Meet for Three
DuPont, president.)
been made recently of the possi
president.
Days.
bilities of encouraging Japanese to
scttlo in Florida. Mr. Iineson di
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 28—
rects attention to the active "opposuon
tne Japanese
.Japanese in Califoru n itor- ilhe
„ . , state*
. board
,
.o f• 'pardons
!*•••••«*■>" will
postion to the
school.
Mechanic Sllmneaa Saggeats Ha
Be Placed in Loekar to WaUk
for Coat Staalers.
wan forced open Busker* sprang
out from hiding and at the prow
ler, the latter fleeing at breakneck
speed.
Aa the cry wa« raised all en>toyeea and foreman of the plant
..ined in the chase. The suspect
still was running, by this time
leading by a distance of a block.
Detective George Ferguson, o f the
Weet Forty-seventh Stret station,
observed the pursuit and fired a
bullet in the air.
The fugitive
stopped in his tracks and submit
ted to arrest.
Ha was identified ss Kerry Roth.
23 years old, o f 501 West 54th
Stteet. On examination before
Magistrate Levine in West Side
court he was held without bail on
a charge o f burglary for the grand
jury. Buskert is hoping to get
back |11 ho lost a week ago and
the pound that he lost while w ait
ing two days in the locker.
Today, a new food product becomes nationally known
almost overnight. Modern methods of distribution
quickly place it in thousands of stores. Advertising tells
the public about it in the newspapers. People try it, like
it, and shortly it is in general use throughout the coun-
. ' „ . . " ‘ t , 8Clrai*nI,tnua,u
_
J*' ruesday, March 11. ApJ,, .
fur cleim-ncy representI1* y L' u.n:,t'* 1,1 *be first and fourth
congressional districts will be con
. sidered on the first and second
days o f meeting, and those from
BEGIN .CONSTRUCTION SOON the second and third districts will
la* taken up afterward.
I lie Inst meeting o f the hoard
MIAMI, Feb. 27.—The Sisters
o f St. Joseph will begin shortly 'vns held last September when
the construction of the first unit clemency was granted in ubout
o f the Young Women’s College and twenty eases out o f approximately
Academy, to be built here nt a IM). Records o f applications thut
cost o f $250,000. A six-acre tract will be presented to th j forthcom
o f land has been purchased upon ing meeting have not yet * been
which the rchuol will be located. compiled, and it is not known yet
The structure will cover uppiox- j ’J3t how many eases will come be
imatclv 315 feet and wil be three fore th.* Iiourd.
Applications for pardon, parole
ctorics high.
V'
or commutation of sentence or for
*'
restoratiu of citizenship
must be
EDISON ARRIVES
■j
IN FORT MYERS
,'v'tb the Secretruy of the
FORT MYERS, Feb. 28—Mr. ,l0.anl
FurdoiiH at least tea days
and Mrs. Thomas A. Edison arriv- l,rloi to the datj set for the moot
ed here Thursday to spend their |nK °t which the application is to
43rd successive winter in Fort
heard, according to the rules of
j*
Myers. Relatives of Mrs. Edison Jne board. Five days before the
b
<
ard
meeting
a
calendar
shall
lie
w.*ro in the party which included
prepared, the rules reijuire, in al
Harvey Firestone.
phabetical order hy the secretary
CHILDREN’S FATAL DISEASES of hoard, including all cases to be
Worms und parasites in tin* in presented at such meeting, und n
testines of children
undermine copy of the calendar is furnished
health nnd so weaken their vitality each member o f the board, uml a
that they are unable to resist lhe copy hi also iii|uired to be kept in
diseases so fatal to child life. The the otfico o f the secretary open to
safe course is to give a few doses public inspection.
Three days before the date of
o f White’s Cream Vermifuge, ft
d e s t r o y s and expels the
worms Mlc nrceting the secretary o f the
without the slightest injury to the
Pr®P®res a list o f the nam.*s
Mrs. Jean Nntih, daughter of an Anierkun millionaire, wh eloped
health or activity of the child. V1 “ aPI*tlcants, n copy of which «t the age of 17, now is engaged, it is reported, to I’ rince Ahmed
Price 35c. Sold by all lending d r u g -, *’* furnished each npplirnnt or hi* Sahib Bey (shown with her), nephew to King Fattil vf Egypt. Olio ro'■
j rcpiescntative on request,
* port l» fnafM rd, N «sh will embrace th'F'Mohnmmeiian faith,
gists.
11^
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By the same means American manufacturers—through
advertising—are putting within your reach many of the
boons of modern life. Without advertising, we would
lack many o f the comforts and conveniences that go to
make life what it is in this year of grace.
Advertising keeps your information up-to-snuff on
every article of human need, whether it be food, cloth
ing, articles of household utility, necessities or luxuries.
A
Advertisers Deserve Your Support
Patronize Them
h &
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f
�HERALD.
.T H E M l
- <• - — PALMS ON HIGHWAYS
Section 9. This, ordinance HtyJl Sanfq(d Avenue
B H
aqd ^SerpinOjc
Bootcvard,; a width o f 10 feet, and
ng'alnst alt lots and lands adjoin
m
A *-
from and after the time said speci^r assessments .hall be and stand
^ r u z r y , A. D.
’
finally equalized, approved and • Witness my hand as Clerk of th.
confirmed, and,
City pf Sanford, Florida, »nd tk.
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
seal of said City, on thi.
J*
ment
roll,
assessing
the
speeisl
WEST TO PARK AVENUE. A and Seminole Boulevard between
day
of
February,
A.
D.'
imj ***
That
this
resolution
shall
bo
and
Palmetto Avenue mid Park Avenue, benefits to be received ns thc re
WIDTH OF 10 FEET.
(SEAL)
L. R. rin u rs
•
a width of 40 feet, which said sum sult o f the improvement contem
STREET ..N ORTH ihe 9p it o f paving, re-paving, bird provisions o f Section* 101 and 102
TO SEMINOLE BOULfeVARD, itirfacing and re'-hard surfacing o f 'the 'Chartcr o f the (jlty bf San
AND SEMINOLE BOULEVARD A'Sod Atcnuo between Commercial ford, Florida, ihall proceed with
Boulevard, out delay to make a special assess
FROM PALMETTO AVENUE street and Seminole
MERCIAL
**«»*«■> < * - * * - • * ing and contiguous^ or bounding
'ruary, A . D. 1924.
Ionic *11 Duval high*
and abutting upon said improve
FORREST LAKE,
i to beautify the roads leading
(S
E
A
L
)
S.
0
CHASE,
ment: that Nine Thousand, Six
Jacksonville.
become effective immediately from
C. J. MARSHALL,
Hundred Eighty-four 4$3G8-LOO)
ng of palmetto trees or
Citycielk,
Whbrcas, tha City Commission of Fifteen Thousand, Six hundred plated against all lots and lands and after its passage and adoption.
As
the
City
Commission
o
f
the
apical or sub-tropical trees,
Dollars is the total estimated cost
and
forty
($15,610.00)
Dollars
is
• City o f Sanford, Florida.
Adopted this 25th day o f Feb-‘
o f the City of Sanford, Florida,
adjoining nnd contiguous Ur bound
and thurbs is urged In the
of said contempioctd improvement
the total estimated cost of said Im
ruary, A. D. 1924.
ition which was introducer.1 Attest:
■
-*deema it advisable .to; improve,
ing and abutting upon such Im
Thomas C. Imeson, chairman
provement;'that the entire cost of
FORREST LAK E,
in the paving, re-paving, hard .sur
L. R. PHILIPS,
grade,
construct,
re-construct, the improvement aforesaid, shall provement, nnd upon the comple (SEAL)
he commission.
S.
O. CHASE,
City Clerk.
facing and rc-hnrd surfacing of
pave and re-pnvo with asphalt with be nssessed against all property tion o f said nssosment roil, to cause
C.
J.
M ARSH ALL,
HCT K1WANIS MEETING
said portions of Snnford Avenue
SECURED RELIEF THROUGH
rock hare, or other hard surface nhuttlng and fronting upon that a copy thereof to be published two As the City Commission o f the
I* the Phone Number
and Seminole Boulevard to be
FOLEY PILLS
»W, Feb. 27.— Hcprcsenpoitian
o
f
Hood
Avenue
between
City
of
Sanford,
Florida.
times
consecutively,
once
each
specially assessed against nil l o t s j material, the following Avenue and
of 15 Kiwanis dubs will
John R. Gordon, Dnnvlllc, HI., and lands ndjoining nnd contiguous Boulevard in the City of Sanford,1^ mimi‘ rci1nl St|rc« t 'nnd Sc,mino1* week, in n newspaper published in Attest:
her here March 12 and 13 for
Boulevard, and that portion of Hanford, Florida, attaching t'o said
i
d
.........
L. R. PHILIPS,
purpose o f discussing and writes: "I have suffered with k
iging about an organization o f ncy trouble five years; could not ? r E n d i n g and nbutitng upop said Florida, to-wit:
.Seminole Boulevard between Pal apccinl assessment roll ro pub
City Clerk.
la the paint we sell.
HOOD AVENUE, from Commer
us fruit growers o f the state sleep at night and was always tir- improvement; the sum of $8.,*6..8
metto Avenue ppd Park Avenue, lished, n notice directed to all STATE OF FLORIDA, •
Th» last
ed.
I
was
not
strong
and
hard;
is
the
estimated
cost
per
front
foot
prevent Gooding the market and
cial Street north to Seminole Boul to he so improved by the paving,
Paint
money can buy.
County
o
f
Seminole,
ss.
improvement,
property owners interested in said
> to keep green fruit o f f the work made my hark ache. I g o t , f(ir
evard, nnd
re-paring, hard surfacing and re special assessments,
some hOLEY PILLS nnd after a
I, L. R. Philips, Clerk o f the
fleet.
stating Jn
BE
IT
FURTHER
RESOLVED,
SEMINOLE BOULEVARD, from
few treatments I felt better nnd
turn! surfacing o f said portions of accordance with thc provisions of City of Sanford, Florida, do here
could work with more case, be That it is the determination o f this Palmetto Aver.uu west to Park
Hood Avenue nnd Somlnrole Boul the Charter o f thc City of. San by certify thnt the above and fore
came stronger anil could sleep bet Commission that r.!I loti nml lands Avenue.
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evard, n width o f 40 feet, and ford. Florida, a definite time and going is n true, correct nnd literal
tor.” FOLEY PILLS are u diuretic adjoining nnd
contiguous or
All of raid improving, grading, against all lots nnd lands adjoin
stimulant for the kidneys, mnko
place where complnints will be copy o f that certain rcsoluttan,
bounding
nnd
abutting
upon
San
construction,
re-conitrucfiop, pav ing and contiguous ,or bounding
them more active. Get a buttlu
heard
nnd when said spccin! as numbered 123, duly passed and
ford Avenue between Commercial ing and le-paving'to bo done in nnd abutting upon- said improve
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sessment roll will be finally con adopted by the City Commission of
Street and Lake Monroe, and Semi- compliance with plans, specifica ment; thnt Fifteen Thousand, Six firmed by the City Commission ns
ORDINANCE GRANTING TO
Across from express office.
the City o f Sanford, Florida, at
role Boulevard between Sanford tions, profiles and c:.timntc3 o f Hundred and forty
($15,640.00) an Equalizing Board.
E ATLANTIC COAST LIN E
n regular rnootir^ held at thc City
Avenue nnd Palmetto Avenue, will ■mid proposed improvement
H. A . Halverson, Prop.
o f Dr,liars, is thc total estimated cost
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,*
ILROAD COMPANY, A CORhe benefited by the improvement Hood Avenue from Commercial
Thnt
the
special
assessments
pro
c
f
said
contemplated
improve
RATION ORGANIZED AN D
provided for I.y this resolution, and street north to Sominolo Boulevard, ment in the paving, rc-paving, vided for by this resolution to be
mu
ISTING UNDER THE LAW S
r e s o l u t i o n ” p r o v i d i n g that the special assessments So be <,m,| s ctninolc Boulevard from Pnl- hard surfacing nnd re-hard sur mnde nnd entered against thc pro
i
F THE STATE OF VIRGINIA a
FOR THE PAVING, R E P A V nindo und entered against all lots motto Avenue west to Park A v e facing o f itr.ill portions o f Hood perty bounding nnd nbutting upon
ND DOING BUSINESS IN
ING, HARD SURFACING AND nnd lands ndjoinlng and contiguous nue, now on file in the office o f Avenue nnd Seminole Boulevard said improvement shall bo payable
T O E STATE OF
FLORIDA,
RE-HARD SURFACING
OF or bounding nnd abutting upon the City Manager of the City o f to be specially assessed rfgninst all nt thc option of the property own
Announces Consolidation with
HE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE
improvement Sanford, Florida, which said plans,
SANFORD AVENUE FROM such contemplated
lots nnd lands ndjoining and con-' ers owning property bounding nnd
•TO
BUILD,
CONSTRUCT,
COMMERCIAL S T R E E T shall be mode upon a foot fronta- specifications, profiles and esti tlguous or bounding nnd abutting nbutting upon such improvement
AINTAIN AN D OPERATE A
NORTH TO LAKE MONROE, nge basis; that is to say, that in mates have been heretofore ap upon said improvement; the sum ns follows: either in full within ■
AILROAI) TRACK TO BE
o f Sanford, Florida,
AND SEMINOLE BOULEVARD thc .P^Pnration o f the special as- proved by the City Commission and of $7.1016 i.s thc estimated cost per thirty daya nftcr said assesments £
NOWN AS A N INDUSTRY
n
scssment
roll
covering
the
con
constitute the plans and specifica front foot for said improvement.
FROM SANFORD AVENUE
shall stand equalized, approved ■ Unty our complete plnnt can bo moved to Snnford, orders for
“TRACK ON,
OVER
AN D
RK IT FURTHER RESOLVED, nnd confirmed, or in fifteen equal
W EST TO PALMETTO AVE templated improvement, such spec tions for said work, therefore,
ALONG A CERTAIN PORTION
*
abstract work left nt our office, No. 109 Pnrk Avenue, will re
BE IT RESOLVED, That the That it is thc determination ’o f annual installments* with interest
NUE, A WIDTH OF 10 FEET. ial assessments shall bo determ
OF COMMERCIAL STREET
al
ecivo
prompt and courteous attention.
ined and prorated according to the City Commission of the City, oftthis Commission that all lots and at the rate o f eight per centum per- tt
ifc THE CITY OF SANFORD,
u
Whereas, the City Commission of foot frontage of the respective Sanford, Florida, deems it advis lamia adjoining and contiguous or nnnum upon nil deferred payments
- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR■ E n n a a R U B a H a o n n B 3 a a a a x u a a a iia a n a a m a a a a n H B a a isa ila
the City of Sanford, Florida, properties specially benefited by able, as n neeesrary public im bounding nnd nbutting. upon Hood
provement, to pave, re-pavo, hard Avenue between Commercial Street
IEREAS the City of Sanford deems it advisable to improve, said improvement.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, surface nnd re-hard surface with and Seminole
Boulevard, nnd
’ adopted and is endeavoring to grade, construct, reconstruct, pave
blish what is known ns the nnd ro-pavc with nsphnlt, with Thnt the Tux Assessor and the City asphalt with rock base, or other Semindie Boulevard between Pal
irig ‘ Scheme for the benefit of rock base, or other hard surface Clerk o f the City o f Sanford, Flor- hard surface material, Itflod Avc- metto Avenue nml Park Avenue,
material, the following Avenue ida, in accordance with the pro-1 rnie from Commercial Street north will be benefited by the improve
City of Sanford, and
visions o f Sections 101 and 102 to Seminole Boulevard, and Semi
[■ WHEREAS, u certain section of nnd Boulevard in thc City of Snn
ment provided for by this resolu
of
the Charter of the City o f San nole Boulevard from Palmetto
tion, and that the special assess
t*feC ity is desired to be laid out ford, Florida, to-wit:
SANFORD
AVENUE,
from ford, Florida, shall proceed with Avenue west to Park Avenue, a ments to be made nnd entered
•Ad treated as a Warehouse Dis
out delay to make n special assess width of 10 feel; that all o f said pav
(l.\ C O I’ n i t A T K I »
against all lots and lands ndjoining
trict, and for the purpose of carry* Commercial Street north to Lake
ment
roll,
assessing
thc
special
ing,
re-paving,
hard
surfacing
nml
out the further desires und Monroe, and
ri-hard surfacing of Hood Avenue, and contiguous or bounding nnd
Capital $100,000.00
SEMINOLE BOULEVARD, from benefits to he received ns thc re
irlshcs of the City of Sanford ami
abutting upon such contemplated
and
Seminole
Boulevard,
ns
afore
! In'ord e r thnt the patrons o f the Sanford Avenue west to Palmetto sult of the improvement contem
improvement, --‘Mill be mnde upon
plated against nil lots and lands said, shall ho done in strict com
W E LO AN MONEY TO SA L A R IE D P E O P L E A N D W A G E EARNERS
[said Warehouse District may be Avenue.
foot fruntnK° basin! that is to
Ail o f snid improving, grading, adjoining and contiguous or bound- plinnee with the plans .specific:!- “ ay,
[more fully accommodated, it is dethnt in the preparation of the
ON M ONTHLY PA YM E N T PLAN . W E D ISCO U N T A L L KINDS OF
tions, profiles nnd estimates there
|sired that nn Industry Track be construction, re-construction, pav- ' ” *• £,n'* abutting upon such lin
special
assessment
roll
covering
GOOD IN STALLM EN T PAPERS,
for, now on file in the office of
laid on, over and along the South ing, nnd re-paving to be done in i provemont, und upon the complethe contemplated
improvement,
tho
City
Manager
of
Ilia
City
of
'side of n portion of Commercial compliance with plans, specifica Mon of said assessment roil, to
such special assessments shall bo
[Street for the benefit and advan tions, profiles and estimates of said cause a ropy thereof to be pub- j Sanford, Florida, which said plans, determined nnd prorated accord
lished two times consecutively,! specifications, profiles and cstit a g e of the industries located proposed improvement of Hanford
once each week in a newspaper j m tten have been heretofore np- ing to the foot frontage of the
[thereon and for the benefit nnd |Avenue, from Commercial Street
properties specially
The Officers o f this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Ilond
puhlishcd in Snnford, Florida, a t - 1proved by the City Commission respective
j advantage of the citizens o f the north to Lake Monroe, and Semibenefited
by
said
improvement.
Inching
to
said
spec
in!
assessment
arid
constitut;
the
plan,
and
specimile Boulevard, from Sanford Ave
|CUy> ill general.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
NOW, THEREFORE, HE IT nue west to Palmetto Avenue, now roll so published, a notice directed fieatnm for mi I proposed iui- That the Tax Assessor and the
F. W . PLED GER, President
209 Matrnolia A ve.
G. E. M cCALL, Manage)
to ail property owners interested ] provemont of Hood Avenue beItC^TED by the people o f the on file in thc ufficu of the City
—
Phone
2.TI--------------------------------in said special assessments, stating!tween Commercial .Street and S e m i - Clerk of thc City of Sanford,
Manager o f the City of Sanford,
.City o f Snnford:
Florida, in accordance with thp
lantio Florida, which said plans, speeifiwith the provisions nolo n ouk-vauh and Seminole
Section 1. Thut the Atlnnti
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f -m— ITTyr*
ny, a cations, profiles
and estimates ' / t1ho, ^ hnrtcr of the Cit-V ,,f
T»almctt.» AvcCoast Line Railroad Company
D ia a a H zin B :a a H a H K a x iia a x a a B R n H H H * K B a a a H itH H a fla a H a 8 n a a D tic a c n s B B a a iB C 3 iH B B B a H H riB a E K H H B B B a B B B H R n a B ia x e ia a a i
by ' “ r‘ ’ H om ,n> !‘ 'l<,fr,iC‘ time and nuc and Park Avenue, n width o f 10 H
oration organized and exiisting have been heretofore approved
approved by
lilac
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. .this
.
. . . hereby s
place
where
complaints
will
be
feet,
and
Commission
under the laws o f the State o f Vir- the City Commission nnd consti
Imat
ard and when naid special ns- declares the necessity for the pav- Jj
?-* gint*» and operating nml doing tute the plans nnd specifications
lioasment roll will be finally con ing, re-paving, lined surfacing und ?!
business in the State of Florida, for said work, therefore,
firmed by the City Commission as re-hard surfacing of said portions «
1 itdtaurccssnrs and assigns, tie nnd
BE IT RESOLVED, That the un Equalising Board.
of Hood Avenue nnd Seminole n
*la»y urc hereby granted the right City Commission o f the City of
Boulevard, as aforesaid, as a nec
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
essary puhlie improvement.
• o f wny on, over nnd along the Sanford, Florida, deems it advUThat the special assessments pro
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
South fifteen (15) feet of Com- able, as a necessary public im
vided fo r by this resolution to he That a total expenditure not ex
^mktvial Street in the City o f Snn- provement, to pave, rc-pnve, hard
made nnd entered against the pro
Thousand, Six
fdrd, Seminole County, Florida, surface and rc-lmrd surface with perty bounding and abutting noon ceeding Fifteen
hundred
and
forty
$1.5,6111.00) Dol
from the East line of Holly Ave- asphalt, with a rock base, or other mid improvement shall be payable
lars, in hereby authorized to cover
. nuc Eastward to the alley
in hard surface material, Snnford at the option of the property own
. Block Two (2) Tier Six (6 ) no- Avenue from Commercial Street ers owning property bounding and
cording to map nnd jdat o f the north to Lake Monroe, nnd Semi shutting, upon such improvement
: City of Snnford, together with nole Boulevard from Sanford A ve as follows: either in full within
BUch additional right of way ns nue west tt* Palmetto Avenue, a thirty days after said assessments
may ho necessary to connect with width o f HI feet; that al! of said shall jjtnml equalized, approved
the present track of the Atlantic paving, re-paving, hard surfacing and confirmed, or in fifteen equal
Const Line Railrond
Company ami re-hard surfacing of Sanford annual installments with interest
West o f the East line of Holly Avenue and Seminole. Boulevard as lit the rate of eight per centum (
Avenue aforesaid, for the purpose aforesaid, shall ho done in strict per annum upon all deferred pay-}
o f constructing, maintaining nttd *■•mplinncc with the plans, specifi meats from and after the time raid ,
operating a railroad Dark there cations, profiles and estimate- special assessments shall he nnd
on for the transportation
of thcicfor, now on fie in the office dam! finally equalized, approved
freight and passengers, together of tile City Manager o f the City o f and. confirmed, and,
T IIK M A T T H E W S P R E SS
with all other rights and privileges Hanford, Florida, which said plans,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. Corner It. It. Ave. and Commer
incident to such operation.
specifications, profiles ami usti- That this resolution shall lie and
cial St.
Section 2. That the above nnd mates have been heretofore ap
become effective immediately from
foregoing franchise lie und the proved by tiie City Commission
— :1
nu ! after it passage and adoption. 7
same is hereby grunted (or tl i nml constitute the plan.: and speci
Adopted this ‘doth day o f Febperiod of ninety-nine (99) years fications for said
proposed im nmiry, A. I). 1924.
from and after the date that this provement of Sanford Avenue be
FORREST LAKE,
ordinance Incomes of force and tween Commercial
Strict nnd (SEAL)
S. O. CHASE,
effect.
Like Monroe, and Seminole Boul
C. J. MARSHALL.
evard between Snnfoid Avenue As the City Commission o f the
Palmetto Avenue, a width of 10
City of Sanford, Florida.
" l had very severe attacks
net, and l his Com mission hereby Attest:
of indigestion,” writes Mr.
declares the necessity for iir> pav- (SEAL)
M. H. Wade, a farmer, of
I,. It. PHILIPS,
R, |*. D. I, Weir, Miss. "I
t ’ity Clerk.
•ng, rc-paving, hun! -m in i g ami
would suffer for months at a
jte-hird surfacing of . ii.l portions
lime. All I dared cat was a
STATE
OF
FLORIDA,
of Hanford Avenue mid Seminole
little bread anti butter. . .
County o f Seminole, ss.
Did you over notice that
consequently I suffered from
Boulevard, as aforesaid, us a nec
often you need a certain
weakness. I would try to
I, L. it. Philips, Clerk o f the City
essary public improvement.
eat, then the terrible suffer
tiling or u certain person at
of
Sanford,
Florida,
do
hereby
BE IT FURTIIIt RESOLVED,
ing in my stomach I 1 took
a certain tim e?
certify that the above and forego
medicines, but did not get
ihat
a
total
expenditure
not
ex
The need is urgent, press
any
better. The druggist
ing
is
n
trim,'
correct
and
literal
ing and inu.-t lie met at ceeding Nine Thousand. Six Hun
recommended
once if you would accom dred Eighty-four ($9631.00) Dol copy o f that certain resolution,
plish tiie end you have in lars, is hereby authorized te cover Numbered 122, duly passed and
view.
the cost o f paving, re-paving, hard adopted by the City Commission
Whenever you find your
surfacing and re-hard *ii!|ncing o f the T'ity of Sanford, Florida, at
self up against such a sit
fcunford Avenue between Co in mer- a regular meeting held at the City
uation, do not fret and scold
und complain— for there are cm I Street ntu! Lake Monroe, and Hall at Snnford, Florida, on the
ways provided to meet just Seminole Boulevard between Sar.- 25th day o f February, A. D. 1921.
such emergencies- .hey are
Witness my hand as Clerk of
and I decided to try it. for,
foid Avenue and Palmetto Ave
Herald W A N T ADS.
as I say, 1 had tried others
[p-.r
nue, a width of 40 feet, which said the City of Sanford, Florida, nnd
for years without any im
The next time you need sum o f Nine Thousand, Six Hun the seal of said City, on this the
provement in my health. 1
extra help quick; you must
25th day o f February, A. D. 1921.
soon Iound flic Hiackhave expert assistance at dred Eighty-four ($9G8J.OO) lkdL)ranglit wss acting on my
L. R. PHILIPS,
once—or you must immedi Inis, is the tptal estimated co u o f
liver and easing the terrible
ately sell something you srtid improvement; that the entire
City Clerk.
pain.
have.
cost o f the improvement aforesaid,
“ In two or three weeks, I
Try the service of Herald ahull lie assessed against nil prop
found 1 could go back to
WANT ADS and be con
eating. I only weighed 123.
erty abutting nnd fronting upon
Now I weigh 147—eat any
vinced.
mat portion of Hanford Avenue
thing I want to, and by tak
To reach all thc people
between Commercial Street and
ing Black-Draught 1 uo not
effectively — leave
your
surfer."
(.like
Monroe,
and
that
portion
of
Want Ad at The Herald O f
Have you tried Thedford's
Seminole Boulevard between San A RESOLUTION
fice. Phone us to send fo r
PROVIDING
Black-Draught? If not, do
it or phone it to the Want
ford Avenue and Palmetto Avsnue,
FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV
so today.
Ad Department.
to bo ho improved by the paving,
ING, HARD SURFACING AND
Sold everywhere.
rc-paving, hard surfacing and rcEX 96
RE-HARD SURFACING
OF
hnrd surfacing of said portions of
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303
SUNPROOF
Sanford Paint
Store
ORDINANCE
NO. 73
RESOLUTION
NO. 122
s
■ Seminole
County
Abstract Co.
Sanford Mortgage Loan Co.
Sanford Loan & Savings Company
!
SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS
1
W ho
For
GOOD PRINTING
Most
His M oney?
And
QUICK SERVICE
Phone 117-L2.
THE fellow who buys haphazard—or the chap who puts
his every-day purchasing on a business basis?
(II
"
"
sa
ui I n d i g e s t i o n
TIIAT
PRESSING
NEED
The latter, of course. He is the one who reads the adver
tisements and discovers just where he can buy what he
wants. He is the one who realizes the great value of ad
vertising when it comes to the important business of
spending his hard-earned money.
The well-informed shopper always has the advantage
when it comes to stretching the dollars. And you can’t
possibly be up-to-date on the shopping news unless you
make a practice of reading the advertisements.
The advertisements show you how to save money—and
steps—and time. Watch them carefully.
_
Thedford’s
BLACK-DRAUGHT 3
Anything that increases your purchasing power is work
ing hard for you.
Make The Advertisements Serve You
Read Them Regularly
NO. 123
PHONE 148
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27 . i j y
A u tom ob ile T ra v e ls 475,000 Miles in
The answer ts given by the
company who developed, pioneered
and tested the m l Balloon Tire
o f today, the Firestone Tire and
Rubber Company, Akroti, 0 . This
company has made more than 2,000,000 mites test -nd characterixe It ' as the greatest contribution
to safe motoring and economy
since the invention o f the pneu
matic tire.
Due to the affect tiiat the extra
site tire has in the v;ay of dearances and gear ratios, this com
pany docs no recommend the use
o f the Balloon except where wheels
are cut down In proportion, and to
save the'user o f Balloon Tires dn
added expense and delay the Fire
stone company are placing with its
dealers new wheels, rims, rings,
etc., at a very little cost and their
local dealers are now receiving
both the tire and wheel equipment.
The Firestone Balloon Gumdipped Cords are not only larger
than regular tires— naving twice
the usual air volume and operat[ng on half the usual air pres
sure—but they are o f exclusive
construction.
The flexible carcass 1b success
ful because o f the upccial Fire
stone process o f gum-dipping per
mits the thin side wail to flex and
absorb the shock o f the road with°ut breiklnaf down ita structure.
Every car owner nag seen tiros
*0 to pieces in a short while bocause o f the effect o f tread separa
tion and side Wall failure due to
running the tire while udder In
flated.
The Firestone Balloon Gurndlppcd orda are especially built for
low air pressure. Each fibre o f
cord In the carcass is thoroughly
saturated and insulated with pure,
live rubber. In nctlon the tire
folds and bends, yielding to the
inequalities o f the road without
strain or deteriorating effect. The
result is a cushion of air fur each
wheel that affords a revelation In
comfort, safety and economy.
No merely over-size, under In
flated tiro w ill nfford comfort,
safety or car conservation equal
to the Balloon Cum-dipped Coni.
We know o f no other tire built
with the gum-dripping process.
That Is why you see Firestone
Balloon Gum-dipped ords accepted
by leading enr manufacturers ns
equipment fo r their new 1021
models.
Ray Brothers, on West First
Street, are the Firestone Balloon
dealers and already have some ot
the different sixes in stock.
. Five and One-half Years' Gruelling Shrvice
ThewV o f Tellahaseee Meeting Is
"Be 8tron*"— Noted Med Will
Address Meeting
Ok Veterea Big-Six on the Mohave desert near
Baretew, California, on ita trianphal trip from Lot
Angeles to New York*
Nowhere else was the power and stamina of the BigSix pat to better test than through stretches of
"gumbo" roads along tha route.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Feb. 27.
— The sixth annual older boys'
West Florida' Section,
will be held hero Mar. 7-0, with
>
-iv eientinir all terri
tory from the Suwnnnec river west
*u .ne rerdido In attendance. The
sessions wilt open with a banquet
at 7 p..m., Friday, Mar. 7, at the
Leon County High school, at which
Judge Thomas F. W est o f the
state supreme court will be the
principal speaker.
Th< theme o f the conference i:i
“ Be Strong." The program will
be built around this theme, with
i he idea o f giving suggestion:! for
strength o f character to every
A big, virile engine to send yon
sweeping uphill— big, suite brakes
to ease you d o w n h ill —patented
Triplex Springs to melt the bumps
away! O n e hour’s d riv e is fifty
minutes more than arc needed to
open your eyes to thebigger Overland
power, sturdier construction and
greater comfort. Champion $G95t
Sedan $795» l o. b. Toledo.
pear on the program. These In
clude Dr. H. O. Enwnil o f the fac
ulty o f the University of Florida,
and Dr. Winfield Scott Hall, med
ical teacher, writer and lecturer on
social hygiene, a man o f interna
tional reputation on life problems
o f the individual, the family and
society.
Two leaders in Y. M. C. A. nlso
will sneak, C. B. Loomis, secretary
for Boys' Work, International
Committee, Y. M, C. A. for the
The Studebaker Big-Six Tearing
Car, with 475,0M miles to Ha
credit, leaving Loa Angelee on
Ha mid-winter trip to New York.
A U T O DRIVERS 0LDSM0RILE I S
ARE TUNING UP WINNER IN ONE
FOR RIG RACES
SEMINOLE OVERLAND COMP.
SAN FORD, F L A .
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Feb. 2 7 1 the stamina and endurance quali— The authorixed speed Reason o f ties of an automobile has been
1924 opened at Beverly Hills wood- made by a now Oldsmobile Six. \
en bowl at Los Angeles, with the stock touring car, fully equipped,
Washington's birthday sprint, Sun- with windshield and top, made the
day, when the pick of America’s run from Pasadena, Calif., to
pilots engaged in the first cham-. Phcenix, Ariz., and return, u dis- Studebaker Big-Six Crosses the
pionship automobile race of thejtanco of 908 miles, over the
Continent After Piling Up
year.
j famous mountain and desert A. A.
Nearly Half a Million
It was ono o f a series of trial 'A . course, In 31 hours and 21
Miles.
horse events leading up to the in -. rninutea.
ternational 500-mile race held each.
run ^'Ds mnde by L. S.
year « t the Indnnapolis motor [„Hopkins,
tr salon . manager
-■,----- - for
—- E. This Automobile Covers Greatest
Distance Traveled by Any
speedway each Decoration day, “ fant Hayward, Oldsmobile dealer
JV1
30
',1 r...... „starting
i.. !.---IIHpn.o f Unaiiflnitn
Pnsadcna. L
Before
Motor Vehicle in Like Per*
'
iod of Time.
'/here probably will b j three kins had the hood and radiator o fevents staged weat of Indianapolis *ficinlly sealed and his time offici
A veteran Studebaker Big-Six
before the American drivers arrive ally checked nt tho Western Union
loffire
at
Pasadena.
1
touring
enr which recently cumin Indianapolis late in April to
road condition:), plcted a triumphal trip across the
join forces with the foreign con I Unfavorable
[ particularly
in passing over the •continent from Los Angeles to
tingent from Europe and South*1
.......
‘ - Jn the Ari i New York after having traveled
America, who will arrivo from the "muntnlns and throng
east to wrestle on the historic zona desert, were experienced by , more than 475,000 miljs. is now
Hoosi.er course for speed suprem i llsnkins. Nevertheless he arrive:! being driven to South Bend, In
at Phoenix 15 hours and 25 min- diana. There it will be placed in
a c y ^ the world.
Eddie Henrnc, 1923 champion of 1utes after leaving Pnsndana. The the Studohnker museum with oth
the points contest supervised by •return trip was made in 15 houre er famous vehicles of tho last ceil',
the American Automobile associa Iand EG minutes. This time is coti- tury and a quarter.
It is believed that this car cov
tion, governing body of the great ! sidered remarkable in us much
gasoline sport, did not get away ns during many miles o f the trip ered the grontset distance ever
with clors Hying at Los Angeles road conditions forced Ilopkins to traveled by any motor vehicle In a
In an effort to maintain the win maintain a rnte o f speed frequent like period of time.
ning atreak he has started, finish ly below 20 miles r.n hour.
„ loony
.... nnd driving 0,vtir Mng
Official cheek showed that the 000 miles each year, the mileage
ing sixth. He will find keen comround trip o f 90S miles wus made of this Big Six could not be equall
;with an average o f 20 2-3 miles ed until the year 2004.
:per gallon of gasoline. Only one
Put to Severe Test
Iquart of oil and three pints o f
This Die-Six wus delivered o n '
water were used.
J..n« 13. KMH. to Fenton Norman,
Since its introduction last fall, o f Santa Paula, California, whn.
the new Oldsmobkc Six lins cap according to his affidavit, drove it
tured a number o f records in these pi (WO miles on to October. 19°U,
combined speed, endurance and
economy runs. Tests o f this chor- when ho turned In tho car to tho
1neter hove suppl.-nted speedway •"'i*’11 L,l,t(ufl1
1racing to a Inrge extent, as they dealers at Fillmore, California.,
, are made under actual conditions
encountered by the "driver-owner”
] an dare made by regular stock
! cars taken from the factory pro
duction line.
WILL GO TO SAVANNAH
Through
Almost
Impene'^abic
Jungles, Deserts Dodge Cars Go
Through With Little Trouble
OLDER ROYS TO
MEET MARCH 7
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We have the only complete stock of G0ODYEAR TIE
in the city. Our stock comprises all sizes from 30x3 to 4Gi
cords and fabrics.
OUIt PRICES A R E RIGHT.
Edward Higgins
AUTHORIZED DEALER
LINCOLN--------------------- FORD----------------------- FORDSO
Big-Six at the head o f a parade, held in Its honor, at South Bend.
Ind. Mammoth new Studebaker closed body plant in background.
Dig-Six at the head ot a parade, i-eld in its honor, at South Bend, Ind.
Mammoth new Studebaker closed body plant in background.
„ Kcd f nm) oqq to ;joi
t
And t5r,„ co
'
tw
miles \
The trip from Los
New York was begun
Lor 20th and ended on .
...................................
However, nn average fnr above
tbs gait o f the every-duy tourist
was maintained. The 2,."00 miles
from Los Angeles to St, Louis
were covered in 11 1-2 days In
spite o f stops made for exhibition
purposes.
The veteran bucked the hot, arid
desert, conquered the bad roads
thut sometimes lend into treach
erous, snow-covered
mountain
truiis, ploughed through many
setretches o f the quagmire in the
Middle West, and completed the
entire journey from coast to coast
without nny road delays except fm
three punctures.
vention to be held in Savannah.
Gn., April 7-8. The chamber of
commercj has been asked to name
delegates, and ctTorts > will
be
mnde to have several residents of
this city represent Monroe county
at the meeting. The last conven
tion of the association, held last
year, went on record as heartily
favoring the construction o f a
rond from Key West to tho Main
land. Now that the county has
nrovided 1300.000 to start work on
the roadway, it is thought that the
association may possibly extend
some aid to the project.
W e Ask This Simple Test
It is nn easy way to tell if the new
Essex Coach gives greater value than
was ever provided at this price.
The stnrtllng discoveries o f thn
Third Asiatic Expedition, with
their priceless contributions to
science und commerce, would have
been
impossible without motor
cars.
That is the blunt, unequivocal
Cor. Oak Avenue and Third Street
•statement of Roy Chapnmn An
drews, leader o f the expedition
which returned recently from a
l^’u-year search of innermost
Mongolia, with tho largest and
most valuable collection o f fossils
Exclusive Agents fo r
ever brought into the United
Tires and Tubes
•States.
When the narty star*«»4 f*~->
SERVICE THAT MAKES
China, Mr, Andrews wns told thn:
camels and horses were me urn/
FRIENDS."
means of transportation known in
me interior o f the country ho was
about to penetrate. To cross tho
Gobi desert alone was a feat to
test the endurance of the most
tugger car, and hud been accom
plished but seldom. To ford the
streams and cross the hilly, road
less wastes o f the unknown land
beyond tho desert, however, was
considered an utt--r impossibility.
Nevertheless, Mr. Andrews had
made up hia mind.
,
"Dodge "Brothers rules prevent- \ye re-charge and repair all
Now On A t
± them from contributing their
kea o f Batteries
car to our expedition, he said,
but I felt thut I had to have
them, anyhow, even though numer
105 I’aliuettu Ave. and
ous other manufacturers had of
fered to supply me. I had peneSanford
1113 Sanford Ave.
trated-AjbngoUa before and I knew
Take a ride.
It has answered the
question for thousands. Priced *170
lower, the new Essex Coach provides
a larger, handsomer body, with even
greater passenger com fort than the
former Coach.
Wheeless & Welsh
Vulcanizing Shop
iother R
“ eason “Why
And its 6-cylinder m otor, b u ilt by
H udson, gives th e sm oothn ess o f
p erform a n ce for which the SuperSix is famous.
Buick Cushions Are Comfortable
* On All Roads
The cushions on Bulclc open cars are supported
on double-deck springs. The upper springs,
light and easy acting, smooth out slight road
irregularities, while the larger and stronger
lowers absorb the bumps that cause the ordi
nary seat to "strike bottom” . Two pads o f
curled hair between springs and French plaited
upholstery give that final softness and assure
the purchaser a cushion that will stand up.
T cu ru .g M o d e l - 9 8 5 0
>•» ’./ *nj 7*4 L*ir»
Steering is as emy as guiding a bicycle.
Note how comfortably and safely it
holds even tha roughest roads at all
speeds.
.•J toiflS .-./ivv t>*1..
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Gasoline, o :l and tire mileage are ex
ceptional
A further satisfaction is
the low cost at w h ich all replace
ment pa.’ts are sold.
When better automobiles are built
SALE Buick) will build them
F. P. RINES
H as Q ualities o f Both
Hudson and the Former Essex
M inute
K-11-I3-NP
Phone 11
E. L. H ARW ELL, Manager
206-208 Magnolia Avenue— Phom
115 Mugnolia Ave,
SSttfiBBl
�Daily Herald
I t TIM R tfiM M a lt a t
W itWl.
Second CUM Matter, OcJT. Ill*, at the Postofflc* at
nerida.. coder act or March
m .c o m .
it N M n t
ID k DRAW, TlM-PnaMeat
rARD IIRRO
flee.Treaa.
Ila Avcaa*
Pkn* l «
a v a a c n i m o x RATES I
r___ IT.oo. 81> Months It.EO
t Yaar..
In city by Carrier |>«r
He. Weeky Edition II
JSCIAL NOTICE! All ehltuitry
_ H , cards of thanks, resolutions
IBottees or entertainments where
is are made, will be charged
regular advertising rate*.
IKK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
___ Associated t*reas la eacluaIty* sntlticd to the use for repubtfe>n of rdl new* dispatches
Uled to It or nut otherwise
d In thl* naper and also the
newa published herein. All
of re-publlcntlon of apeclal
tches herein are nI*o reserved.
JDNESDAY, FEB’Y
27,
1024
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
novo far from me vanity and
.give me neither poverty nor
feed me with food convcnifor me.— Proverbs 30:8,
tre, O Lord, our severing
-ways,
. separate altars that we raise,
i varying tongues that speak thj
proisc!
1>8offi.ee it now. In time to bo
one great temple rise to
Thee,
church our broad humanity.
Ite flowers of love its walls
shall climb,
bells of peace shall ring its
chime,
days shall all be holy time.
hymn, long sought, shall tlnn
be heard,
music o f the world's accord,
fessing Christ, the inward
word!
Will Political Conditions Be Corrected?
Developments o f a sensational nature are coming thick
and fast in the oil scandal. It is no longer a party affair.
Republicans find Democrats are both being smeared in the
grand mess. The deeper the investigators g o in the matter
the more complicated the situation becomes and the rottener
things appear. The question arises, can the nation get last
ing good out of this disgusting infamy?
It is hardly possible that either political p arty can make
capital out o f the oil scandal. T oo many politicians are in
volved. T oo many men high in political circles o f the tw o
great parties have been unable to keep their records ciean.
T oo m any o f the so called "b ig m en" have been weak kneed
and crooked allowing unscrupulous financial interests and po
litical bosses to Control their actions.
A ll the people care about now is to see th a t the persons
involved are exposed and brought to ju stice w ithout any un
necessary delay. They care not w ho gets ca u g h t in the net
and it is immaterial to them whether the D em ocratic or R e
publican parties are affected. They want the g u ilty punished.
T h e oil scandal is a national m atter in which every
Am erican is interested. They hope to see both the D em ocra
tic and Republican rascals, who are mixed up in the shady
transactions, exposed and punished regardless o f the effect
upon either party. They hope to see som ethin g done to
change the system which makes possible this crookedness re
cently brought to light.
A s long as the chances o f getting caught are few , cor
ruption in political life o f the nation will continue. The ap
prehension o f one rascal will have very little effect on ending
bribery and dishonest politics. W ill this oil scandal be the
means o f stirring the people to action and causing the politi
cal system to change so that profiteering and plundering will
be a dangerous and unprofitable enterprise? Or will the
"d ea r people" sit idly by and let rottenness continue?
----------------o----------------
First Impressions Are What Count.
Beautification o f the depot grounds in Sanford has done
It is seldom that the surroundings o f a railroad station are
It is seldom that lie sourroundings o f a railroad station are
well kept, while in many plnces this part o f a city is neglect
ed and unsightly.
In an editorial urging the people o f West Florida to make
the premises o f every railroad station clean and attractive
and brigh t with flowers, The Pensacola Journal says that
other cities in Florida might follow the lend o f Sanford in this
respect. It s a y s :
"T ravelers on railroads passing through Sanford, the
thriving little celery city, are impressed with the attractive
lawns and flower gardens surrounding the railroad depots,
and these attractive depot grounds have been the means o f
causing m any tourists and homeseekers to want to go to San
ford w ho otherwise would have passed through and never re
membered there was such a place."
G ood work has been done in the beautification o f this
im portant spot. However, there still remains plenty o f op
portunity fo r making other sections o f the c ity attractive.
Sanford will some day be known for its beautiful lake fron t
after the lake is bulkhcnded and the lake shores are im prov
ed. Sanford will some day make its school groun ds more in
viting with pretty lawns and shrubbery.
F irst impressions nre lasting impressions. If this city
is to have more tourists, would it not be well for its people
to do all within their power to make it as attractive and as
inviting ns is possible?
Our Own Hydra-Headed Monster
Contemporary Comma,,,
As Brisbane Sees It
You can ray one thingflTTt
peckery. Husband, under l
are seldom under indietmonr
*
hintie City Press Union. tv~ Au
Jacksonville Power.
5
Ford Sells Fertiliser.
Too Much Religion.
More Earthquakes.
For that matter, the CW l ’
have n first-:lnss pcact.
are pot using at present!-* th*r i
ated Editors ( C h i ™
A ***' :
Copyright, 1133
To Mayors o f Cities:
Go to Jacksonville, Fla.— this is
written in that city—call on Mayor
Alsop, and learn about Jackson
ville’s municipality-owned electric
light and power plnnt.
There is no cheap water power
in Jacksonville. Oil is used, at n
cost equivalent to $<>.50 a ton for
coal, but the people of Jacksonville
buy their current at a price lower
than anywhere in the United
States, except perhnps Seattle, so
says John H. Perry, whose news
papers, the Jacksonville Journal
and Pensacola Journal, print this
column.
te g s s f
ordinary • t S a 'it a fu t t S
I
still remains very much h°!! ? I
donee.- Detroit Free FreJ '*■*
*1 2
However, if nothing will ,|n t
Martin but n race with C a t A
c“ ?
arron,rc 8 IM e c o n t i I
with the cx-govcrr.or f,,r 7 * i
booby prize— Plant City Courier. ■
There were thirty-fivo
lyrichinga in America during uj£
than in 1022. Perhaps 'Z c i S
many o f their song-writem
sought nanstunry over^herc
don Opinion.
u>n'
IF YOU start a factory In Jack
sonville, where the city will en
courage you and aid you in every
way possible, you may buy power
at a rate lower than one cent per
horse-power per hour. Mnnufnctuers know whnt that means.
And big corpcrtalons that up
north tell you that public owner
ship must be u failure in addition
to being an economic crime, nre
very glad to hook their plants to
the power plant belonging to the
citizens of Jacksonville and get
their power for less than they
could produce it.
Armour and Company use It, the
big fertilizer factories use it. A
new glass factory is building close
to the city’s power plnnt. finding
there a wonderful combination,
cheap power and excellent sand
for making glass.
-I-------SELLING AT a low cost the
people of Jacksonville make n pro
fit o f three-quarters of n million
on their plant. They are building
nn addition to the plnnt costing
eleven
hundred
thousand
Tho Teanot Dome testimony do
velops that there ha, been L i u
n little money cnrric,1 around th*
country ini satche!* that the payroll
' B S s t a r 1* overIooktd - K iL u
-
“ Our Government in ono f
checks and balances.’’ declares *
Virginia Democrats. o ur ,,h ,„
vntion is that whenever the t;0v*
eminent gets our check our bal
once disappears— Houston Post.
It is announced that the l»nirth
of French women’s skirts in to tie• w ndn T n ,,Wr3onnl Preference.
>Vouldn t it bo more nearly aceinte to say that the length will do
nend upon individual understand'.’
ing 7— Detroit Free Press.
dollars
and their taxes are low.
HENRY FORD, who knows a
good thing at sight, in building a
huge plnnt on Jacksonville’s water
front, close to the city power plant.
The citizens, intelligent and ener
getic, offoied him the land
for
nothing, hut Ford refused, and in
sisted on paying a fair price, about
ten thousand dollars nn acre.
To that plant will come ship
loads of Fords to be assembled,
and from Jacksonville they will be
scattered all over the south and
shipped to South America.
WELCOMED THE OPPRESSED
PALM BEACH POST
la K K H K H M H K K K n a a K a a K H iia K B K K H K B H K K a s a a a E n iiM
i
is
Three Enemies
!
Tho attitude o f tho pooplc of heritnnee tax. He wouldn’t be be
_
Florida toward matters of taxa Moved, because the experience in 18
tion is receiving a considerable more than forty states has not ■
notice in many parts of the United demonstrated such relief. But he *
It song shnll swell from shore
States. These discussions have does stand a much greater chance n
to shore,
become more pronounced since the to be unburdened o f taxes under i R
faith, one love, one hopo venews went broadcast that on the this proposed amendment. Un
r.tore
Floridu ballot in November will questionably the creation of n fa
seamless garb that Jesus wore!
appear n constitutional amend vorable situation in matters per
—John Greenleaf Whittier.
ment exempting incomes and in taining to these two tax items will
heritances from state taxation for cause enormous influx of men of
■ By leaps and hounds!
wealth to Florida. It is but nat
a period of twenty-live years.
— exact a tremendous toll upon property.
--------- o---------HENRY FORD, who would shock
This is a strange position for the ural that they will bring with them
■Sanford is coming into the homo
certain
o
f
their
properties,
that
the nerves of big financiers ns people of n state to take in this
Our Safe D eposit Vaults are p roof against all three. A
_ _ _ ch of prosperity where noth
quickly ns he would chop off the day. Most of the states of mer- they will engage in development
cent and a h a lf a day will assure you against loss of
i n g can prevent it from breaking
head of n leghorn hen has recently lea fell in rtep with the govern- in lands and buisnesses in their
tape.
ment
when
federal
income
taxes
I
jiear
localities,
nnd
that
there
wUI(w
valuable
papers, jew els, insurance policies, etc.
startled gentlemen that manufac
--------- o---------were applied. Collection of fe d -!1’? » ‘l<«d to the ordinary tax rolls * _________________________________________•______________
tured fertilizer here.
’ "Scofflaw ," in a broader sense,
—
Tho Ford agent at Jacksonville eral inheritance taxes also was ht_ the state, ^for legHimnte an dja
|ht be meant to include certain
got word that so mnny carloads of |followed by most o f the states with fair revenue for operating state H
*er cabinet members.
...
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sulph
ite ............
of ammonia
in hags ready .........
taxes u.............
on inheritances—
in fnct government, stupendous sums rep----------------o —
- for distribution to farmers would there nre hut two states and th e! resented in newly created wealth.
The oil question today seems to
»!>«». there will fag created In
presently arrive and they must District of Columbia that do n o t!
--------------- o---------------how can you make a loan of on".*
at tills time have inheritance taxes ! Flonda added wealth sufficient, H
sell
it.
F L O R ID A N EW SPAPERS ought to caution m otorists
Irod thousand dollars from n
-F lo r id a and Alabama.
A n d1UI»l«r o « r equitable existing tax «
nk account of ten thousand.
using the highways of,Palm Bench county th at the county UCdhl jS o m d H c umtratmid"'th!!t Floridii, for ono, proposes not t o ; ru*e» ^ return a revenue that will A COM M UNITY BUILDER
--------- o---------com m issioners h:\vu. lately imposed a speed restriction o f 25 Ford's ammonia sulphate is a by baveM|l»’* ,,» , **«t&lbi«m ic’ t** o f ? '! ! ? , " tu, "V1” * ttn!«s more -than- * Congratulations are due Doproduct of his coke plants*. What a stale inheritance tux, nnd it pro- Wtltilil be derived under application; d F. P. FORSTER, S'resident
II. F. WIIITNF.lt, Cashier
LLand. A new golf course is soon miles nn hour on all automobiles. This is about half tho interests the farmers is the fact poses to write these things in its
umeiitanee nnd income taxa-j^
fc-to bo constructed there. That i~. rate o f speed usually observed on tho Palm Beach county that Ford rolls his fertilizer o f the
constitution.
That
this
peculiar'
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,
f
.
if
^
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■■anaaaEKEBEaaKnaanKsasKaaEEBEH
it/iM axsM
[ always a good sign of progress.
roads so that the county treasury will probably be grently highest grade, nineteen dollars a tax proposal will he acted on fa v or-,
‘ J 0 ««*»*’ would gnm inii:hiy is questioned little, and it is tnenscly by having its resources
enriched by numerous fines until the m otoring public dis ton below the market price.
. It might be a good idea for some
Appuiently Ford is trying his exceedingly probable that after .ueveioped.
covers
what
is
in
force.
In
justice
to
all
m
otorists
however,
9 M H K in B Z llH B C X B N K S tJ B B K K K H 3 S a aK K K aX n E £H n B liS 8 H B B II|
J folks who are gloating over Mar*
hand at cheap fertilizer without r.ext November’s votes have Ijeen j An exposition o f taxation matt tin’s success in the gubernatorial the county is erecting signs which plainly indicate the speed waiting for Muscle Shoals.
counted that Florida will be aide, tors confronting the people of
r race to recall that “ the bole is not limit required to be observed. In order to back up the new rul
to hold out to those suffering from . America at this time clearly was
[ ‘ won until the last putt is sunk!"
ing an ample force o f patrolmen lias been engaged.— Lake
“ NOT TOO much, not too little,’’ tax oppression elsewhere may come luitl before ihe Rotary Club on
• ------o---------said Aristotle.
lo this state and be assured that _Tuesday by George McNeir, fur
The Tampe Tribune seems to bo land Star-Telegram .
Even in religious cautions ex no such oppression shall be levied |many yearH conntgtt.,| with th(!
i o f the opinion that Mr. Hrynn will
cess is a mistake and brooding for nt least twenty-live years.
Manhattan bank o f
New York
0 now have to write another nom
leads to trouble. Frank McDowell
There is another phase to con City nnd prominently idenitird with
inating speech. Not nt all neccsgot it into hi-< head that lie had sider equally as probable— thnt the hanking interests of the me-,
F w ry . Mr. Bryan is a very fluent
committed unpardonable nin. If after the people of Florida have tropolis. It wns his opinion thatl
extemporaneous speaker.
G R AN D JUNCTION D A ILY S E N T IN E L .
you had asked him what that sjn I experienced benefits o f the result the people of Florida are seeing
was, his answer, probably, would ..
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» / The House is now considering u
have been vague.
J of Passing
this ammdmont, the 'dearly through the hysteria of
There
is
much
lamentation
over
clast,
for
it’fl
not
unlike
other
|- proposal to insert a "gift tax"
Hut the idea stayed, and by way
will become a permanent one. taxation and has swept the state i
rovision in the revenue •' hill. the going o f the Mellon Income tax classes in this particular, have to o f “ explanation,” he killed his two Nor nied the amall tax payer be- from coast to coast and that to its
Fonder if that includes one hun- measure. The features of tho suffer, largely alike, the conse sistera, burning them ua they lay ’ Rin to look around i.i nn nttempt own praise nnd good moral and
situation doleful to those who quences of this decline of faith.
business discretion it is offering \
( d r e d thousand dollar loans?
, tQ p,nj jjnw j,e wouj j be relieved
weep, are two, anil tho tear gas
For this reason the good faltu asleep in their bed.
--------- o--------itself as a haven for finance smart
Atlanta papers, now featuring administered affects, in the m a n ,'of Mr, Mellon is distrusted by milHAT ALSO preyed on his I," f some of hi stnxes under the o p - , ing under oppression's greed the
j the double murder by-McDowell in lust two classes: The politicians1lions and he can become no hero mind, and added to his religious ( (ration of n state income and in -1country over,
j St. Petersburg, must have had n who lire distressed to see a man in in his own pnrty, much lesi in the worries. So, by way of further
change of heart, as regards things nn exalted position ignored, ninke nation, and he can got little sy m “ explanation" he shot his mother
• A lack o f animal protein
fit to print, since the Candler up one of these, and those who are pathy a3 a martyr in the loss of nml fat her to death.
bc.?t able to pay an
ni income tax
pet plan. A plan which ho exscandal.
The
state
will
take
care
of
hira
OCALA
BANNER
constitute the: other, and these are |pected to put through with
--------- o--------and his active conscience from
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Mayor Alsop of Jacksonville has unhappy because the greatest cut minimum of investigation by over now on.
Ilt-tirt-xniilitllvi- J.ilin N. Tillman, of these stut?s (New England
whelming his political opponents
appointed a committee to sec t<> was not made in their taxes.
Arkansas, introduce* 111* usual 1*111 fdatet:) he neglected, ns they have
The average man will be sub with un advanced propaganda and
the development of the backSUCH RELIGIOUS hallucina ti> o*'union r'nnfciUT.iiH vt-ieraii*.
ject
to
no
mental
agitation
on
ac
hv frightening the country with
Tin- llrst liMUblt* with his hill Is. since the commencement of the
country in Duval county. The
the discomfoi turo of the soldiers' adjusted compensa tions wore not unusual in the old ;r< wr hnvr t-xplainetl. that It make* war, it will i t the opinion of this
back country in any locality i.i the count o f
day.;. They drove men nml women Un- In It ml S.iitr* i»Ms!tm soldiers convention, be expedient for the
only substantial foundation for either of these classes. The fact tion movement as a scarecrow.
into the desert where they lived who were In a rebellion against II. legislatures of the several states to
that
Andrew
Mellon,
a
giant
at
This
scheme
“
to
put
it
over,”
growth and prosperity.
in
filth and semi-starvation, which 1* ukalust all reason. Tin
W H O L E SA L E AN D R E T A IL FEED
mone\-mnkit’ g in n giant's way. Jconcocted bv himself and the imagining that such conduct pleased iiruuniruis iihoiit tin- cotton uiuljappoint delegates to another conElm
Avenue
and Commercial Street_______________ Rhone 91
'iintl*
.‘k'.'lT.unti'il ami hiivt* lii'tin i
vcntion
ll>
meet
in
Boston
in
June
It is said that the style in eve wns the author of the tax hill, and special beneficiaries o f the meas the Lord.
n
r
a
H
i
i
*
i • 4
mu im*r11r*■ \v«* mlk*» a8 will ink*. next, ^ith power* and instructions
ning wear for gentlemen will noon that his hands were arid up in thin ure— they belonged to both parties
It
did
not
occur
to
them
to
ask
us the unicrgcncy o f a crisis no B K B B t ia illB U B B a B C B t lB a D B ^ n a a E I B K I lE a a B U li n H B E E Q X H B B E I I lX
— was not worthy o f a great sec why the Lord hail provided a fer un tiu‘ tiiHci»8sh»n uf the
be in colors of purple, g re e n ,! matter by thqsa Moulded
propi-ny
by t l i * » momcntou* may rcuuirc.M
orange and others. It seems hardly
similar to his own. gave his retary. and deserved a rebuke, tile earth and ciean water if it ititntfH
! fiMleratf i at tin- btKSmiliiK of Ih* j f .
.
probable tliut the Valdez Grill will 1 1,.'»
hl*ceial prestige beyond his even if his measure hail been the pleased Him to see hermits dirty i war. Thov took inllli*>n4 c»f i|<iIIui*h' I It was overywheve held thnt tho
anundect
and
bet
for
all
concern1
wnrth
<
|
(
mllltar,
property
by
i
resolutions
adopted
by
the
said conover be graced by such tincture.; « « » « n?.compared with any other
and hungry.
Sitter Than « Muttard Platter
reasonable measure seeking the'ed, instead of only those whoso in
Unless it be at a masquerade.
Tth!,8
r*;r.nmn*‘'or'
r
ventio,,
was
paving
the
w;,y
for the
Many have aeon the “ holy man!
For Coughs and Cold*, Head* |
same genera! purpose.
com es ran up close to six figures. of Benares,” a deluded pagan, sit- • Itu-whi n-. ineluiiing a tiumbur of y.Itr.uruwnl from the Union which
aches. Neuralgia, Rheumatism i
The
advantage
taken
under
the
i
*lilp*
and
K-iu*
iak..ii
nt
The
congress
o
f
the
United
That boy bandit who longed f;»r
ting on sharp spikes, and accept- vt-loaM'. fddjis iirleans, ami ol*i-- hut for the ending of the war would
and All Aches and Pains
t
a career ns a bold, bad man, should exigencies of wur by some men in States, chosen by the millions, in*? little contributions, convince,! wi»,,rt.. to * «•<uue in a* prufitahly have been put into execution.
have begun ut u gasoline service business in u big way, and by from all walks o f life is, we be that it pleased his particular God by cunslderitllmi u* tli - taxes on the
When the South withdrew, in
ALL
DRUGGISTS
south. We establlshe l a rule liar* stead of making a- -.r on the gov
station. Oil has much greater pos others possessing talent for big lieve. n safer agency o f the public to see him sitting there.
Ing the war to pay lor fin’ll eapsibilities than the old fashioned business nml using it for selfish in selecting nnd passing revenu"
i5< and 65c, jar* and tuba*
(
tured property us hel< iiijort In loyal ernment of the United States iti
“ hold-ups,” without entailing any aims at a time when a righteous
Hoapital iiza, $3.00
THE
CALMING
down
of
our
re
men. the other lielu't ronlleeriteil. very first act was to send com
measures
than
any
one
man.
It
where near the risks.
ligious emotions is a must impor To pay I'lirilt ilurute p -nslons under
to Washington to agrea
war, and not money making, was may be slow, it may dally much, it tant forward aten in civilization. iso Kill; i- Is lo make a premium to missioners
----------o---------Hitters to re* at the United State* upon terms o f peace.
It all depends on where you put the purpose of nn entire nation, may inject irrelevant politics into Men begin to realize that the mys government.—The National Tribune.
When the government at Wash
the accent. When Milton wrote, has lessened faith in the sincerity its discussions, but out of these terious power above gave us this
ington refused to treat with the
"A ll hell broke loose," folks mar of those possessing colossal for
Let’s Keep the Records Straight _ Confederate peace, commissioners,
very
things
comes
thorough beautiful planet, that we might
veled at the poetic brilliance of the
A h a matter uf fact the South the South did not make war on th?
take care of it like faithful gar
tunes.
The
good
and
bad
in
this
knowledge,
and
that
is
sufety.
genius, but when we, in perfect
deners nnd find happiness in the was never-in rebellion and never government of the United States
agreement with the well-known
process, leaving the hereafter to a fought to destroy tho United States but^ raised its armies to repel in
higher judgment.
poet, make the same statement, all
government.
vasion .and tiie records will show i
blush in horror.
It merely exorcised u right to 'hot the great battles o f the war ;
----------o---------MORE EARTHQUAKES in Ku- peacefully withdraw from a com- were fought on southern soil.
Sanford merchants are begin
roae and also in South America, i pact' it hud voluntarily entered Into
By IRVIN S. COBB
And, as to the confiscation ar.d
with a slight slinking in British which neurly all the earlier states
ning to realize that the hest way
Columbia. Mother nature, like men held it could voluntarily do otherwise destruction o f property.]
to sell their stuff is to let peopleAs I may have remarked before, over a large building, "Five trill some European nations, scums de- when the same became oppressive without compensation, what did i
AND
know they’ve got it. Sooner or
I do not know why it should be—- Ten Cent Store."
-Mr. Lincoln say along this line. ]
tu mined to keep trouble going.
' later everyone will realize that ad
and
subceraive
of
the
ends
which
With a favoring look upon his
not once hut repeatedly as to tht |
vertising pays, and instead of that but it is—that stories illustrative
called it into bein'-'.
emancipation o f slavery?
■in thrown
iiiiuviii
lt highly developed instinct of faro he considered this sign. Next
INTELLIGENT MEN ought to
old piece o f furniture being
As
early
ut
1811
John
Josiuli
r-'.’ '*7 y ;::;,:: frugality nearly always should he studied the contents of the wide realize that Nature can supply
I’honc r.::9
jn ,. \v. SnccJ
"I have no purpose directly or in- '
•wav- a want H in
‘ *' i have natives o f Scotlund for their |show windows where domestic then with nil the war they need, Quincy, then a member of congress directly, to interfere with the iusti- ]
will find a purchaser. v
from
Massachusetts,
raid
that
the
.Myrtle
Avc.
and
ith St.
|heroes. On my mother’s side, 1 am utensils, toys, articles o f wear, and tha> it is not necessary for them
-o
admission of the territory of'Louis lUtion o f slavery *n the states
' '-art Scotch myself and, so far ns a wide variety o f othpr goods were to fight and murder each other.
The folks who made the Madison
iana as a state of the federal where it crL ts. I believe I have t
I cun recall, none of the members
’ VOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU
Union, he enure giving the South a
lawful right tt> do^so, and i
Square Exhibit Mur unqualified of our family have ever been re displayed.
'!
hen
he
entered.
Near
the
door
have
no
inclination
lo
do
an!"
THE
WAR
ngainst
deserts
that
ARE NOT SATISFIED.”
preponderance of representation
•ucrews it was, wi ‘ return to San
nowned, locally or generally, for way he encountered one of those slowly creep ulong, burying mil involving slavery, would justify
ford today. Their’s has Iw-en a raving
But
he
did
so
in
violation
not
up the pennies.
impressive and dignified beings lions of the earth’s acres under New England from withdrawing only o f the spirit hut the very
difficult job well done. They suc
MAKEYOURLIVESTOCKWYDIVIDENDS
who
unmistakably are naalstant sand, the war against poisonous from tiie compact.
With
this
digression.
1
now
pro
wrrding o f the constitution to
ceeded in putting a part of Sem
store-managers.
ceed
to
relate
a
tale
I
heard
only
swamps,
insect*
nnd
the
diacnaea
Mr. Quincy was n member of the which he had r.ol-ainly subscribe*!
inole countv on exhibition in *h>
“ Is it true, sir-r-r," inquired the they carry, wild beasts, reptiles, Hartford Convention which convert un r*nth to protect and defend
heart o f tho largest city in the the other day o f a youth horn in Scot,
Eclruj an 051 Grain Ration. 15 th« me*teco
“
Ihat
nothing
in
this
os
tab
poverty, ignorance ».nd injustice, ed with closed doors, it was be against nil enemies both foreign
world. Accounts o f the fair war. Dundee who emigrated t » this
nomical. a* well a* the best balanced
published all over the U n it e ! |country and proceeded wjtlimit lo .s li- hment eost.i more than five or ought to supply men the “ fight” lieved for the purpose of seceding ami domestic.
. ho:« feed on the market.
States. In short, the world ha- T
lo ab.i.rb knowledge of ten cen ts?"
and it is believed would have done
But why continue the story.
they
need.
“ That is correct," stated the
so had the war o f 1812 not come
History will acquit tho South of
been told about Sanford and Sen • \mericun institutions,
Ho was taking his first walk lordly floor walker.
being the aggressor or having
inole. The Herald extends dm
GOVERNOR HARDEE says he to so speedily un ending.
brought on the conflict.
“ Verra well, then." said the new
vratulations to nil who had a part Jown Fifth Avenue. At a certain
Here is ono o f the resolutions:
Ht “ putting over” this excellent corner, in the heart o f the shopping comer, “ you may show me to the will invite John D. Rockefeller to
"Resolved, Thnt if peace shall ’ The South is willing to abide the
Continued on page 5.
advertising stunt.
Idistrict, he was halted by u sign boot and zhoe department.”
not be concluded and tho defense judgment o f posterity.
—Carelessness
—Fire
-—Thieves
! FIRST NATIONAL BANK I
TTiQft'oof o f an Unbalanced Ration,—;
Cannibalism amonc) Chicks
l e a t h e r 'P a l l i n g ^
AN ATTEMPT AT STAMPEDE FAILS
:c
11
i§
i 'l l
m
im
T o e ^ id a n g ^
CONFEDERATE PENSIONS
!A void b v fe e d in O ^
FO R SALE BY
&
^
S S e z z 3.x..'o.c3>i.@ F e o d ! C 7o -
ml
We
Are
MY FAVORITE STORIES
H eadquarters for Hay
GRAIN
AND
MIXED
FEEDS
SANFORD FEED
SUPPLY CO.
ALGRAIN HORSE FEED
�-
“ ALL A T SK A " PLEASES
!TH REE HUNDRED KIDDIB8 TO
ed the audience with the “ Little hosts o f friends here who are al HOME-MADE e
LARGE AUtHBNCB
j
PLANT FERNS
Buttercup’’ song.
Miss Louise ways delighted to see her, Mrt.
sticks, mints, etc., to
Under the direction o f Marion Kcneflck, ss Yum-Yum, o f the Chamberlain was accompanied by Phone I70-W .
The children o f the South Side
; Primary School arc to have a Dow Kcneflck, musical director and three little maids, was the de
“ Fern Day’’ Friday, Feb. 29. at 2 teacher at Stetson University, and lightful lesd o f the Japanese Mrs. Epfall also of Daytons.
o'clock. A program has been ar Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. McMahon chorus, one of the leading features
ranged. Parents and interested o f Sanford, the Stetson College of the opera. A pleasing blending
STA TE PRESS MEET
tricnds'are invited to attend. Each;Glee Clubs offered to a large audl- of the voices o f the Fairies, the
Benefit of Episcopal <
Phone: Office 148;
MBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor;
Residence 217*W
child has been caring for a fern 1encc o f Sanford
music lovers Japanese chorus and, the “ cousins
Monday,
Mar.
3rd, -----from
COCOA,
Feb.
27.—
The
Florida
‘
for the past month. Friday they Tuesday night the popular light and aunts" of the Lord Chancellor,
__
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______________
_
■
till
6
at
the
home
of
Mrs;'
aiding
materially
in
the
ptvigrcss;
State
Press
Association
will
hold
comic
opera,
“
All
at
Sea,"
in
a
_____
____
Will plant these ferns under their
ANNUAL BRIDGE LUNCHEON class ream windows. More ferns clever and pteasing manner, w o r-’ of the play.
its annual convention here April] N. Robson by (he
AT WOMAN'S CLUB
| Among tho men the clever work 17- 19.
will he needed, as there la only thy -'of a professional cost.
Friendly Society.
The annual bridge luncheon a small i!m;s in the lunch room,
This occasion was the benefit {o f Ed Stune ns the Lord High Ex
’ ven by the Social Department of and wo wbh to plant ferns the performance o f the opera for th e : ecutioncr, Malcolm Stone, as the
e Woman’s Club, which is one! entire length o f that end, or Mag Episcopal church, under the aus-lLonl Chancellor, Ed Whtinell, ns
___ ay— Mrs. A. B. Peterson
- *1
o f the largest and most brilliant nolia Avenue end of the building. pices o f the Men’ Club. A very ; the Police Sergeant. Louis Reitte,
„ J1 entertain at bridge at bridge
social events of the year, was Donation sof ferns will be great appreciative audience cxpressei’l us Frederick, and Charles HcndcrM M i. •
it the Woman's Club at 3 o’clock.
ALL WOOL, Suits tailored to measure— $25.00.
given Tuesday at the attractive ly
appropriated. Please
bring itseff ns being highly pleased with |son as Sir Joseph Porter, was
'
M
P
m
i
^dnesday— Mrs. L. P. Hagen will
(•new club house, with Mra. J. B.
cm to the school house with wou •the efforts o f th cclub, offering prominent. Theirs was a pleasin
Entertain the members of the
loud and continued
applnuse as nnd picturesque performance. e
I C’Jlcman and Mrs:. George Davis ■or semi them by the children.
►
0k Lovera Club at 3:30.
I Hart ns hostesses.
•
evidence of its satisfaction.
Clark as Captain CMrcoran, Roger
fnnday — Mrs. Ben
Caswell
The large club house, which
The cast proved ideal, for every Fold ns Ralph Knckstraw, Chita.
Mrs. 4. 11. H uff and Mra. J. W.
303 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Ave.
rill entertain the Eight O’clock
lends itself so well to the decora Cheney who huve been the guests selection gave n splendid portrayal Tribble ne Dick I)cadceye, Lloyd
■Bridge Club at her home on
tors hand, never looked lovelier of.th o former’s daughter, Mrs. B<*n o f the part .combining pleasing L-ytan as the Pirate Kirng, nnd
iMagnolia Avenue.
than on Tuesday. The color motif Caswell at her home on Magnolia voices, appropriate costumes arid (Edward Henderson ns the Mikado,
Wednesday— Woman’s Club Chorus
o f mauve and coral being used Avenue for the p -;t two weeks’, h studied appreciation of each.also gave piomining performances,
Jkave rehearsal at 4 o’clock at the
and were carried out with Bwcet left Monday for their home in At- character.
aracter.
|The pirate crew, the sailors, and
■residence o f Frs. Frank Woodpeas and softly shaded lamps. The Junta,
Without doubt, the splendid por- 1especially the policemen, lent collruff on Oak Avenue.
fart that George Washington’s
trnyal of Miss Persia Burns, a s , orful atmosphere nnd completed
Lrsdny—Mra, F. J. Gonzalez
birthday had just passed was evi
Mnliel, Miss Ruby Gicnn Bennett, i the large cast,
(will entertain the Duplicate
The entire affair was o f excep as Phyllis, Miss Hilda Easllck, as
denced with numbers o f flags,
It w asia splendid showing for
lBridge Club.
cherry trees and hntchcts. The tional enjoyment to the many Patience, and Miss Marlon K en e-1the Glee Club ,and the Dlay. with
lorsday—Circle No. 2, will meet
long mantel was banked
with guests nnd the nrlstic toasts of tick as Josephine, displayed much the assistance of o splendid orit the homo o f Mrs. L. R. Philps
feathery ferns, and centered with these two charming hostesses be evidence o f careful study nnd chcstra under Donald Faulkner,
an Park A vc, at 3:30 p. m.
in every detail. coaching, nnd, all possessing sw eet; certainly made a worthy Improsa potted maiden hair fern. At ing reflected
Lota In WoodrulT’a Sub-Division on easy terms.
Sunday— Royal Neighbors will
either end were adorable lamps Thero were thirty tables o f playand
tuneful
voices,
easily
carrier!
|
s
on*
______
800
acres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body, Sub
Inert nt Masonic Hail at 7:30.
dressed os Colonial Dames, ...
in era, and quite n number of outlursdty— Mrs. Emmett Hunt
divided in 5 acre lots. As whole or In lots. Easy terms.
with of-town guests were in attendance. o ff the feminine honors.
orchid * tnffetta and lace,
Mm. George Chamberlain o f
krill entertain the members of
Among the out-of-town guests
As the Fairy Queen, Miss Mur- Dny-'ona Bench, formerly o f this ‘
F or Fire Insurance sec us— 30 yea rs in business.
Gninesboro hats of tafTetta and
ihe Frlloha Bridge Club.
ostrich. These were later given were Mrs. W. J. Jordon o f Jack deila Dykes seemed especially sult- city, was the guest of Mrs. W. J . !
(ursday—Mrs. L. I’. McCuller
as Prizes. I’cile.itii-.l baskets filled sonville, Mrs. Harry Papworth of
Will entertain the members of
with red roses and amariililas were New York, Miss Lawrence of Or cd for her part, and Mias Francos j Thigpen Tuesday nt the hrldgePhone 4 2 ------------------------ Office Woodruff and Wataon
(he Every Week Bridge Club,
lando, Mrs. J. C. Renton, Mrs. Janey as Little Buttercup, delight- ‘ luncheon. Mrs. Chamberlain has '
also used to advantage.
lay—Fern Day at South Side
Receiving the guests upon nr- John McNamara of Snvunnah, Ga„
Primary School.
rival wore the hostesses, Mesdames Mrs. J. N. Drntkimw of Orlando,
fcday—N. do V. Howard Chapter,
Coleman and Ilart, together with ' Mrs. Hnny Dickson of Orlando,
fo. D. C., will meet nt 3:30 at
Mrs. K. E. Tolar, president o f tho ' Mra. H. P. Botlvvoll of Providence,
khe Valdez.
>*■
Woman's Club and Mrs. \V. M. R. I., Mrs. F. A. McPherson of
Kday—Mrs. John Motsch and
iiW E p fa ll.o f
Scott, vice president. They were Highlands, Iowa, MiW
Mrs. Harry Heeren will ontcrthen shown to their pieces
Daytona, Mrs. Hnrry Drivep of
iin at bridge at the Woman’s
Mrs. Ben Caswell nnd Mrs.
Orlando. Mrs. John Mitchell of
bb at 3 o’clock.
Winter Puik, Mrs. F.ly o f Provi
found Mcisch.
day—Shriners danco nt the new
Luncheon was served nt : mall dence, It. I., Mrs. Barnes, Mrs.
lrmo:;y in the Kent building
tables, centered with miniature [ Jamos Hawkins of Atlanta, Mrs.
r
i '
kt 9 p. m.
cherry trees. The place cards W. Coleman o f Oklahoma City,
u
day—Circle No.' 4 will meet
were unusually interesting, being Mrs. Harry Haunter of Wnshirg
kith Mr3. E. A . Moffet on Celery
Service nnd stylo got together in in the form of booklets. The cover ton, I). C., Mr.-. It. S. Kvelor of
4venue, nt 3 o'clock,
this suit that may lie worn fur being embossed with American East 0 run(re, II. J„ Mrs. A! Crnniurday—Mrs. W. W. Potter will town or country, morning or after flags nnd Libetty balls nnd the dull, Mrs. Burt Peterson o f James
Imtertain the members of the noon. Notice that the mannish lettering in red and blue. On the town, N. Y „ Mrs, Carl Ferran of
Bon Ton Bridge Club,
vest is o f the snme material ns the inside was n picture o f George Eustis Mrs. George ( ’hamborlain
lurday—Children’s Story Hour skirt. The coat is of blue char- Washington. These were designed of Daytona Beach, Mrn. \V. F.
it the Library at 2 p. m.
i by Mrs. Coleman, and were later Flnnagjn of Pulaski. Vn., Mrs.
tneen.
lurday—Mrs. Hnrry B. Lewis
Used ns tallies.
Kreidor, Mrs. W. J. Steed of Kis
«
•Til
kill entertain at bridge luncheon
The members o f tho Domestic simmee, Mrs. Murchison of Kis
it the Valdez, the first o f u sesimmee,
Mis.
Howell,
Miss
Hazel
Science
class
of
the
Sanford
High
LIBRARY NOTES
tics, honoring Mrs. F. A. Mc
Tho Library has recently been School under the direction of Miss Kill o f l eak-iktll, N. Y., Miss Ida
Pherson of Highland’s Iowa and , given n fine picture of the late Mary Zachary, nnd wearing smart I ou Conob v of Valdosta, Ga., Miss
Mrs. Thomas Bentley o f Toledo, President Wilson in a handsome enstumrs of white, served the de Geraldine Hand of Commerce, Gn.,
)hio.
Miss Sara Frances Wilson of
gilt frame. This is the gift of the licious four course luncheon.
During the luncheon, a dclight- l’c.ik'kiii N. Y., Miss Mary Dealt
Mothers’ Club, for
many
m ie a m in c .
' thanks are extended
fid program wns rendered by Miss 0f Illinois, and Miss Gertrude Jor# » l( ,
r*
day lung the ships go by
A very pleasant story hour was Marianne Mullen, piano, and Miss ■
pd trail their spars across the hold last Saturday afternoon, with Alary Stlonofi*. viollnst. Little don o t Atlul,ta’ Ga*
Bky:
.
.
[thirty children present. Miss Helen Miss Martha Fitts, the winsome
sonder, wonder where they go, Tcrwlllcger very entartninlv told young daughter of Mrs. W. A.
maybo tom e day I shall know. |several stories about George Wash- Fitts, gave a number o f clever 5t i c ; . : ’
,
ington, including the laity story dames wearing n blue tnfTctto
maybe some day I shnll flout of the American flag. The story frock nnd cunning smnll hat, using
ond the reach of sailing boat,! hour next Saturday will be esrec- the flags and red, white and blue
|
where the gray sky meets the [ ially for the Fifth and Sixth balloons in her feature dances.
Following the luncheon, tiie
si a
■
grades
nnd.................
n delightful program
all I long fo r waits fo r me.
is being arranged by Mrs. Mabel guests enjoyed an unusually spirit
By Winifred I-ockhnrt Willis. C. Kepgler, who is an cxprienced ed game of bridge, when scores
storyt-eller. The hour has been counted, the prize for high score
M. Rhumes of Aucilla was changed to 2 o’clock instead of II, among the club members was won
ong the business visitors in and all are asked to be present at by Mrs. Perry Jcrnlgan. white the
Mrs. Mildred Pipkin, of
guests prize, went to Mrs. John
|iford on.Tuosday.
X
that time.
R. F. D. 8. Columbia, Tenn.,
.
''y'V
1
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Beginning next Snturduy the Li Mitchell of Winter Park.
says: “ My experience with
I’iWinm Welch and I.ucinn Bryan brary hours will be from 2 to (’»
f
ri-"frf i,
Cardui has -covered a mint—*
eJamong the business visitors P. m. daily, except Sundays, nnd
I H M f H l l l i M ) Ml
ber ol years. Nineteen years
|the city Tuesdny from Tampa. 2 l o 9 n. m. Saturdays. As there
ago . . . I got down with
is a great deal of technical work
"lyde Derby spent the day Tues- to he done outside o f library hours,
weak back. I was run-down
in Lakeland attending to busi* it is necessary to have special time
and so weak and nervous 1
for this work, nnd the Library will
had to stay in bed. I read ol
open and close promptly during
M. Kendall and W. W. Pitt- the hours announced, as it can best
n were in the city Tuesday from serve its patrons in this way.
ksunvtlle transacting business.
You enn make it easily at home.
ENTERTAINS AT SEIV1ES OF Hastings’ Seeds, Plants nnd Bulbs,
I,. Leggett o f Greenville, Fla.,
PARTIES
“ The Standard of the South," arc
nt the day here Tuesday on a
On Saturday, Mrs: Harry It. all fully described with hundreds of
iness mission.
Lewis entertain at a bridge lunch actual photographic pictures in tho
eon nt the Valdez Hotel, honoring new 1921 Seed Book of the South.
Ir. nmi Mrs. J. II. Richardson her charming house guests, Mrs. This new Hustings’ Seed Catalog
Brooklyn, N. Y „ arrived in the F. A. McPherson of
and sent for it. I took only
Highlands, is the grentest nnd most tisefui
Tuesday nnd will spend some Iowa, and Mrs, Thomas Bentley, Seed Book ever published for the
one bottle at that time, and
e here nt the Montezuma.
of Toledo, Ohio. This is the first South. You need it, nnd we want,
It helped me; seemed to
,
„
..
, , ,
of n series of parties Mrs. Lewis is you to have it entirely free
strengthen and build me up.
Irs. Henry Sterling of Jnckson- giving this season, and is being
W c are also giving to each 1924
so that is how I first knew of
e is spending n short time in anticipated with much pleasure by customer 5 SEED PACKETS of
Cardui. Alter t h a t , . when
iford and la stopping at the •
Kllt.sts.
BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ABSO
ntezumn.
’
---------I began to get weak and ‘no
LUTELY FREE. The new Cata
Mrs. Thomas Bentley of Toledo, log tells all about it and g iv es,
account',
I sent right for
t. (’ . Day of Binghamton, N. Y., Ohio, who has been spending the “ every care for the consideration
Cardui, and it never failed to
j among the tourist nrriving in winter nt Florence Villa, Winter of the buyer for purchasing and
help me.”
iford on Tuesday nnd is regls- Haven, will arrive here Friday planting seeds, bulbs and plants,"
ed at the Montezuma.
It you are weak and suffer
and will spend several weeks hero says the Seed World Review. Wo
as the guest of Mrs. Harry B. want you to have nnd keep the won
ing from womanly ailments,
tobort M. Mtfore of Elizabeth. lew is at her home on Magnolia derful now Seed Book in your
Cardui may be just what you
J.. who is spending the winter Avenue.
home for ready reference nt all
need. It has helped thous
the state arrived in Sanford
times. Write for it now. A post
ands,
and ought to help you.
lidny for an indefinite stay at
card will do. It will come to you
Alontezumn.
by return moil
'EX 97
II. G. HASTINGS CO.,
c
a ir
i. D, Sistrunk nnd F. Fratter
SEEDSMEN.
ATLANTA,
GA.
ia
o
Lakeland spent the day here
Malay transacting business and
Is Taking the Country By
•I
<le their hendquarta'.i nt the
rMBaHBaMaiiUBHiaannHBaniiauEiaaanHHsnaBHaaHxaHHiigiai
Storm
ntezuma.
s Social Side
O C IA L
LENDAR
SILVER TEA
Service
S
Spring Samples—New Styles
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T
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS
/
FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18.
PRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON
Ebl
T?t
Why
)ery Mother
Would Like to be
Farmer
.
&'V E R Y
thinking mother would like to raise her
children on a farm. There are the fields to roam
the pure air to breathe, and, most important o f all,
the good, wholesome food to eat. G ood food builds
strong, sturdy bodies in youngsters.
W eak
B ack
. ,.Th^ inborn desire pf ,the intelligent mother has
made it possible for 70,000 farmers comprising th®
Dairymen’ s League Co-operative Association to giv«
you DAIRYLEA Brand Evaporated Milk direct frorp
. their farms.
Half Your Living
Without Money Cost
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
J Y o T E V E R Y family is fortunate enough to livf
on a farm, but now, no matter where you live, y o u
can purchase from your grocer at least one food
direct from the farm.
W hen you buy DAIRYLEA you are buying direct
from the farmers who produce it, and each can has
the combined guarantee o f 70,000 progressive fanners.
M ah -Jon g
irs. \V. J. Steed nnd
Mrs.
fchiion of Kissimmee were the
ists o f Mrs. J. G. Ball Tuesday,
urg tip especially for the bridge
theon at the Woman's Club.
WESTMINSTER CLUB.
)n Monday afternoon, the mem*
'* of the Westminster Club were
uanily entertained at the home
Mrs. J. D. W oodruff on Fourth
set. this being the regular hoI meeting.
"his spacious home was lavish
decorated with golden calenand nasturtiums,
fte afternoon was quickly spent
sewing and light conversaMrs. Herbert Russell deded the guests with several
dy solos.
■®te in the afternoon the hostess
fed ice cream and cake as re•hnients.
ihoiit twenty members were
lent.
A complete
act
In
tiriKlil colors. 111 tiles.
111! counters. 8 racks. 3
<llce, book of rules noil
Instructions; any otic
learn the gunio In ten
minutes, it's very fa»rliintliik. All In attrac
tive box. hciU prepaid r u
reript of f 1.00 (Canada
Sic extra.
3
SCH OOL
AUDITORIUM
'F E B N 27ST l f Y
a
TABLE COVERS
$2
W ry Aiirncllvi* lllnrk
H;il<!>‘ii Mall- Jong Tabtv
Cov«*r. with colored iliv.k o ii
lo any »ixe caril table;
It,
counter
poeketx,
Ktrlklng colored xtItched
edxew.
Kxtmurdlnary
vaitie. Special price
1’OitnmATniN u r r i:iu
We will sen.; prepaid one Cunt*
idtit* Stali-Joiiir vet uni! table
cover th» ibtnrllml above on re
colpt of $2.50.
•
Chinn-Amcrlcan Importing Co.
I l l West 68th St.
New York
“^0
AN ATTRACTIVE
ASSORTMENT I N
BOTH LARGE AND
SMALL SHAPES.
T h e q u a l i t y s h o p ..
Richer
Creamier
Mischa Elman
■vil
WORLD RENOWNED VIOLINIST
Reserved Seats on Sale at
PHIL P I T T ’ S
58 N. Orange Ave.
'
■ •,
Convince
Tourself!
22K 3
Orlando, Fla.
^ ^ ~ = n ^ c a = s r .x = x = ^ c E = 3 m a i:= 3 3 s a = 3 t a s a c B n a B r = a c n a a v a a
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Ask your grocer for DAIRYLEA Evaporated Milk.
. This is a picture of the can:
d i- 'lu n x . ml Inst il.le
DRESSY SPORT
HATS
1
tD
Y L E A Evaporated M ilk is the concen
trated wholesomeness o f the purest, fresh bottle
milk, and is produced in New York State, where
milk laws are most stringent. It is exactly the vsame
..milk which U. S. Senator Copeland, when Health
.Commissioner of New York City, called u the best
in the world.”
w
Ai.£:
-u
C. W. ZARING COMPANY
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
SANFORD, FLORID \.
�n . v ,.,
ZING GOLF BALLS AT 80 CBNTB EACH.
(Continued
become a cittaftn o f Florida. With
William Jch n ln fi Bryan, already,
an active citizen, and John p.
Rockefeller, added to the citizen
ship of Florida, that state would
have an' even > more conspicuous
place on the map o f this glorious
republic.
THAT# PAPER/. »
Motley Won On Dog
Raced To Pay For
College Expenses
ASHTON, Idaho, Feb. 27.—
Olcott Zarn, 16-yenr-old high
Kearns and Dempsey Arrive in
Covington
_____ . o f.
Centre
school junior, who started dog
New York and Former Will
Thrills Spectators With Spec
racing four £’ears ago for his
Have Confalm With
tacular Playing Against
health and who emerged yes
Rickard.
Chattanooga
terday ns international champ
ion, defeating veterans, will use
NEW YORK, Feb. 27— Plans for
ATLAN TA, Gn.t Feb. 27.—Cen
H G Y , .I N 0 W 4 N , CO M S &4CK MfegcJi
his winnings for a college edu
the 1924 heavyweight boxing protro college and Mississippi college
cation and will defend his title
1 4haven't f t w o
t h a t
r e r l i
■gram arc expected to take definite
won their way to the semi-finnLi
again next year.
. shape next week an n result o f the
in
the
Southern
Intercollegiate
THAT'S
TNe.
S
f
t
o
R
T
I
N
C
±
SC.CT«OM
III
Zarn,, the youngest contcst.arrival in New York o f Jack
Athletic
Associn.roiT basketball
nnt over to enter the American
; Dempsey, the title holder, accom
tournament hero yesterday after
dogs, landed n third nfler a
panied by his manager, Jack
noon. Their opponents were to be
soft and melting snow. The
Kearns.
t Inst four milc.i of the course he decided in games Inst night, in
which Newberry plays Furman,
' Kearns said Tuesday he expected
carried an exhausted dog on his
and Mercer meets Louisiana col
sled.
to resume this week conferences
lege.
Smoky Gaston, favorite and
with Tex Rickard on the p rosp ec-,
Centre defeated the UnivcrsiLy
last year’s winner, who was
dive return match with Tommy
Gibbons, who already hns accepted, also forced to curry one of his o f Chattanooga, 27 to *5, und Mis
•logs, landed n third awter n sissippi college cliini.intcd Fofford,
the promoter’s terms for u match
furtile battle. Tud Kent, for •12 to 32, in the opening games of
' with Luis Angel Firpa for a bout
the second round, two hard fought
' with the winner of the prospective' mer champion nnd this year’s
favorite, dropped nut ruthcr battles featured by spectacular
» Firpo-IInrry Wills contest, which
gc.nl shooting and team work u*
j may take place in July. Providing
high quality.
r\
KNOlv ) T .
^ C /W C S A C L T h IS
/Dempsey succeeded in disposing of
^ Gibbons, his second match would
Colonels Thrill Audience
o l id
P a p i s t * . s , t o t h <5 s a l v a t i o n a P m y
take place in September.
The Centre-ChatAmoogn gnme
T o d a y a aid I ' v e <3o t t o
.— ■
m —=
• ^ If it is staged, however, the
brought the crowd to its feet
H
A
v
e
T>O
M
e.TN
|N<S
T
O
^
J
¥
f F-irpo-W’illis encounter pruimhly
cheering ns the Kentucky Colonels,
. will not be promoted by the New
W ip e OPF T H C T O P OF* THE I
? ,•
fighting against an curly lead,
• York syndicate headed by Lew
pulled ahead and ensured n twoK tT C M feN S r o v e m iT M [
}< s
. Raymond. Raymond had obtained
point victory after the Tonncsec1 tentative agreement of both llghtans had tied the sco.e at 21 points
Seventeen
Teams
Will
Participate
• ers to terms involving u half-milwithin three minutes o f the end of
i Hon dollar purse, but his with- in Conference Tourney Which the game.
| drawn I, forecast ns a result o f a
Opens in Atlanta Tomorrow
"Fhuih" Covington, forward, all*
, deadlock with Firpo over the place
Southern football slur, showed
, o f deposit of n $50,000 preliminary
ATLANTA, Feb. 27.— With 17 himself to he as brilliant on the
1 forfeit, nmy take place definitely trnms entered, the rout hern con court ns on the gridiron. From the
ference basketball tournament will first whistle, he set a pace which
within a day or two.
t
Billy McCnrncy, Firpo's business open here Thursday night, Feb. 28. seemed impossible to maintain, but
representative said tonight he one day in advance o f the time throughout the gnme he seemed to
would advise Firpo to cancel rie- originally set. Florida and Clem* cover the entiru floor und scored
, gotiations with the Raymond syn- son will meet on Thursday night. 11 o f iiis team’s points, including G a t o r B a s e b a l l T e a m
’ ’ l)pln«' A n a lly honored by plny• Hicate unless there is a change in
jnjr „ „ „ o f U)0 1)ij; |{;aKUe ciubs,
The drawing ns follows:
the final goal, n long one, which u a i U ! U flB C U a H
" the present situation, s thut oth
and notice o f the deal was re
8:.'t0 p. m., Thursday, A. A. C. wen the game. Dooly, the other
er otters McCarncy says have been court— Florida vs. Clemsnn.
ceived with widespread interest
% Kentucky forward, dropped three
I made for the contest inny be conand joy.
goals in succession in the second
Friday
games:
t sidered.
I. p. nt.—Tulane vs. South Caro- half for the points which enabled
t
McCnrney declined to reveal the
Centro to tie the score for the
GAINESVILLE, Fell. 27.—Thu COUNTRY CLUB I1UYC LAND
J sources of other oilers for a FirpoDELAND, Feb. 27— The Du Land
first time since the game started University o f Florida varsity huso—V. M. I. vs. Mnrysvilie. u.id then put the Kentuckians in
W ills battle hut indicated o n e 'was
Country club hns closed a deal for
ball machine will nlny the twice a lM -ncre tract of land located
—V. M. I. vs. Maryland. the lead.
on behalf of Rhode Island inter—Alabama vs. University
• cats.
Chnttano'gn displayed superior world champion New York Giants south o f the city limits where a
ippi.
team work but was unable to with an exhibition game in Sarusotn on golf course and other recreation
.
OFF Foil SPRING < AMPS
— Vandbrldlt vs. Winner stand the speed of the flashy quin |Saturday, Mnr. 8, it was nn- features will be provided for mem
PITTSBURG:!. Fui. 27. Paso
game.
tet from the Rlus Grans nnd lost ! nounccd recently by
Manager bers of the organization. A golf
• Rob I -, Cali:.,
“ d n f'B d.
—Mississippi A. &. M. vs. alter apparently having th*> g-tmo Blake,
J McK, hni'
aid
i n.■ Pifsburtrll
cinrh'sl. Barnes, a rpet-dy mvi* .!,
\ telegram was received by the
I Pirate vv11• ti..,, l.f: luiv Sui
nnd Dj i t , c n'.er, ivuv i Ik * sir.
f '(i;u««r maiu.gi'meut from Giant of• ihiv aii.slid .i •pc . d Pulli
i
r
Hi" Tonne •’« team.
Jiiclals Inquiring if Fioriila would
i. tht; spring trninii.g . amp. E!ev* u
l>c aide to ti pear in Sarasota on
playii ia' ludmj: ,Su-iioxler, Meadp. m.— North Carolina vs. Ke;i51 UR PI
illn* alxiv.1 tia'u for one game.
. owv. Mar.mvil).
Traytmr und tacky.
; Dir-Kor o f Athletics James L.
' Bnrnharl. wen m the Pittsburgh
Seventeen teams will participate
INDIAN
While gave his stamp o f approval
' coiniuget.:. (Uhci pi.iycra are t .
I’ m* t^rntr'm nt. The tonnn - Jimmy
for III.* con*eat, and a wire o f nc1 b o n d ' lie ' i'. . i i t-*.
entered tire: Georgia, Georgia ,'iOO-rnH*' ■
cept'ince was immediate!} dis
4
Tv u l i n e . ) i.l ,
. ' barl ■ T u b . Alabama. Auburn, V. M. I.. 'ndlruvipul
patch, d.
) Grimtn. f'Mt lii*. '.an. and G'e .*> Maryland, Wu hingt"n & Lc", Ual* !!i22, !>.■a
(' uih Rex Mnrrier will redoublj
. Wright, rc-ruii pitrin*r, ar-- o .. " it ''y of Jlir.sisslppl, Tulane,
vl
hr
! i training program for the next
pcctui tn ji.'i i /»• i'''fade at Kau* l ,i'._ .■_i::■ o f
Sou:h Cnrdinc. it war. nnn
i UV'i weeks in order to have ihu
' ran City. Am liter lgii’ <l plr.yu-, Mississippi A.
M.t University nf offices tier
Gal or diamond stars in real good
• Wllbm Cooper, in expected t.i gg: i' nnessei., Uuivvrsity <>f North
Murphy
condition for the important and
» Itbpardf al.C hiov: * .......................... fa r o liiu . Uiiivocsity of. Kivitucky, v.ith .nuia
honored game ugainst Julm McI " Tlii outfit i.. due to arrive fit' N aarteiliilt, ‘University i i f Florida the 1021‘h
G raw's faihdus' Tnarhln'cr Flb'rhia
. Paso Robles Au Thursday.
mill Clemson college.
‘ . pee hour ft
is one of tho few college nines who
GATOR QUINTET
MEETS CLEMS0N
IN FIRST GAME
THE LAST~Fforido legislature
passed unanimously a constitu
tional amendment forbidding any
tax levy upon inheritances or in
comes o f residents o f Florida.
Florida realizes that men know*
ing how to do things, and how to
yet things, are desirable citizens
and does all she can to attract
them.
At The Sportsman Store
Th®-Fsn Shaw
M I L A N E
THEATRE
SANFORD
MATINEE
AND NIGHT
I S W fc it f
M A T . m „ 5 0 c.
PLUS TAX
eC0HH MSHAHUS*CAinOONHU8CALCOM
BUT, MORE valuable to Florida,
even than Mr. Rockefeller or Mr.
Bryan, would be about one hundred
thousand good Italian immigrants
able to take up and develop Flor
ida's unusued citrus and truck
gardening lands.
The only real wealth is human
life, intelligence and energy.
AW ORLD BEATER'
"FOLEY’ E Cough Medicine is a
‘ World Beater’ for speedy relief,"
writes Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans
Avenue, Evansville.
Ind.
"Last
month 1 was down with a severe
cold, and getting worse, I bought a
bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY AN D
TAR COMPOUND, and the next
night was well and O. K." I f you
want a quick, reliable remedy for
coughs, colds nnd hoarseness in
sist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND
TAR COMPOUND. It has all the
curative qualities o f pine tar and
honey. Sold everywhere.
DIJVAL RECEIVES INVITATION
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 27.— An
imitntion has been received Ly
the Duval High School basketball
tram to enter the national interscholastic basketball tournament to
be in Id at Chicago some time in
April, and it is probable an ac
ceptance will bo sent if the Tigers
am victorious in the state champ
ionship meet at Gainesville, Teams
from virtually every state in the
union wilt
enter the national
championship which will be in pro
gress for a week or more.
professional will begin immediate
ly laying out a course which hu
says will be the equal of any in
the state.
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NIGHT PRICES: 50c. 75c, $1.00 and 51.50—Plus Tax
Seats Now Selling at Bower’s Drug Store.
1924 Auto road
map of Florida
c a n be obtained
FREE
STANDARD
S E R V IC E S T A T I O N
INCORPORATl.
popularity must be deserved
^ \ V H R the footlights or over tho
counter, it's the same story—
the big public can't be fooled.
If a play or a product makes
good, it's because it is good!
Chesterfield's swift rise was no
accident. Smokers were ready for
a better cigarette.
Chesterfield crew and continues
to grow, on Its taste atone— and
after all, taste is the smoker's ow n
best proof o f tobacco quality.
millions!
Copyrlgnt 19M, Liggett fc MyenTobacco Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
REPAIRS
MISCELLANEOUS
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B u y
R ig H t
POK BALE— DcSoto paints ami FOR SALE— At Coronado Beach t
an eight room furnished house,
vunrls'iea at Snnford Novelty
frlrpkturd ad*, w ill kr ,r_
Works, .tola agents.
151-tfc with two lots. Located on Flagler.
tt ltfd Ir a n p a tro n . an d m l .
Ave., good income property. i n .!
Irclar » r u t liu iu rd la trly fo r
i
liUNClfl GltAT'EsTtrce blueberries D. A. Roily, 217 E. Aid S t
pnrutr.t.
and blackberries— all varieties FOR SALE— Attractive modern
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suitable for home and commercial
ITimm «...--------------- ... N* n lln*
bungalow. A bargain, terms.
planting. Largest nurseries. Vig
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Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.
; VI m m ---------------- --- •«* a lln*
orous, well rooted plants Insure
»ck Face Typo double above
good early profits. For full in- FIVE acre Celery Farm, with nice
bungnlow nnd b a m ^ E. F. Lane.
nates.
tormation and illustrated catalog
Ti» reduced date* are for conFOR
EXCHANGE— Equity
of
No.
9,
write
Southern
Adapted
' ajrutlve Insertion*.
$3500 in six room bungalow,
Nurseries, Ilnrtow, Fla.
■lx word* o f nv*rairo length
well located in Miami, now rent-:
are counted a lln*.
Fult SALE— Kgry Cnsh Itcgister.
(Inlmimi charge 30c for nmt
ed and paying1eight per cent in
Cost $C0 when new. Will sell terest. Will trade for Sanford
jniertlon.
Ill advertising la restricted to
cheup. inquire at Sanford Herald property, improved or unimprov
oroper classification.
o ffice.__________________
ed provided price is right. In an-'
If nn error la made.The Sink0rd Herald will be responsible
FOIC SALK— Rhode Island eggs awering this ad state location bf
Ear only one Incorrect Insertion.
for retting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Sanford real estate and the price
Ehe advertiser, for subne<|uent
Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcarilall Avenue, wanted. Will not pay over mar
Insertions. The office should bo
Rhone 33011.
83-tfp ket value. Address Box 431, Care
notified Immediately In case of ‘ Snnford.
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SANFORD
STOVE
WORKS,
321 Herald.
krrur' t o A n v E n T i n c n s .
I
First
Street.
Next
door
to
Smith
FOR
SALE—
Three
lots on Pal
A Herald representative thor
metto Avenue; reasonable terms.
oughly famlllnr with rules, itiles |Brothers. Wo sell, trade, and reknit clnssillcntlon, will glvo yim >pair all kinds of cook stoves, If E ■ F. La no.___
Complete Informal Inn.
And If
your trouble is stove trouble, see v m n r a N r - i i i ^ r corner 7th
Cdu irlsh, they will assist you In
us.
anti nnd Oak._Phone 250._____
sordini* your want ad to innku
EXPERT Typewriter cleaning and $300 CASH, balance $75 per
more effective,
repairing. Call IL S. Rond,
W P O n T S fA T N O TICE .
month, including interest will
phono 225 ^r Reopics Bunk.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
[ Advertiser# should rive their
buy six room bungalow located in
(reel or pnamrfire address us
____________________________179-tfc rapidly growing section of Miami.
I desire to nnnounco to tho citi
fell os their phono number if
FOR SALE— Baby chicks, S. C. House now runted for $50 rnonthbey desire results. About one
zens o f Seminole County thut I am
Reds,
Barred
Rocks,
White
and
i
ly.
Owner
needs
money
for
other
•nilrr out of n thousand has it
a candidate for tho nomination to
tltphnne, and the others can't
Silver Wynndottcs. S. C. W hite; investments.
Address Box 432, FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF
emmuntcute with
you unless
Leghorns,
S.
C.
Anconas.
Heavy
care
Snnford
Herald
for
further
be Prosecuting Attorney for the
PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
|hey know your nddrens.
*g producing strains. Pedigreed, information.
____________I hereby announce my candidacy
County Court of Seminole County,
A ll d lspon tlm u in ee Itft'HT be
ex!
chibitlon and utility matings. FIVE lots nn Elm Ave., facing
i e-cloctton to , the
made In p e r so n nt T h e Ann.
, , office
f „ C» 1of
, subject to the action of the DemoCustom hatching. Write today
lord H erald o f f ic e r r b y le t county superintendent of public;
.....
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„ , , n o, .
east. E. F. I.anc.
trr.
T r trillion *
d ls c o n iln for prices. Sunnysidc Hatchery,
ry, n i c e comer lot
k* v* h
hWlTs instruction of Seminole County, cr“ % Primary, Juno 3rd, 19-4. I
anrra nr* n o t vnlld.
Box 18, Longwcod, Fla.
$650 00 ' ub|oct to tho Damnctntlc
** irrateful for your vote ana
ml
‘from
rom Postoffice•
i ostm nce, mice
prito $0o0.0U
. - p primary
i.
' the nomination.
Courteous, Prompt, Efficient
FOR SALE— Ithodo Island nnd
Service.
™ gash- E. F, Lane._____________ 10 UL ncn 0,1 t . \V l AWTON
ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER.
White Leghorn eggs for setting . vTri?--------------- ■—r -r——1—
POIt TAX COLLECTOR
.
$2750.00; $100 cash balance FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
icITto cltrus, one of our lead- Pennington, French Ave and H igh 1$35,00 per month. E. F. Lane.
I hereby announce my candidncy
I bog to nnnounco myself n cnnfor County Commissioner for the didate for the office of Tax Colbusinesses; Wo repeat our St
FOR SALE— Three new cottages Fifth District comprising Chuluo-, lector of Seminole County, subject
PUBLIC
stenographer.
349. 107 Park Ave.
Phone
In Real Estate, LOCATION is second •
WANT to hear from towner having
only in importance to price, and often is
farm fo r sale; give particulars
the controlling factor in the sale o f a
nnd lowest price. John J. Black,
Chippewa Falls, W is c o n s in .____
piece o f property.
RObM^ndS T i m S
S
t
. _____________ ___
Decide carefully the use to which you
WANTED— Jinny people have old
furniture, machinery, etc., that
wish to put the property, and also con
they no longer need. A few cents
sider its possibilities in the future.
spent in n Herald want ntl will sell
sue harticles. Why not turn them
Whether searching for business or resi
into cash t o d a y ? ______ _______
WANTED TO BUY— Acreage well
dential locations, the man Who consist
located near Sanford. Must be
ently reads the offerings on The Herald
worth asked. Give complete In
formation os to loention and price.
Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as
Box 433, care Sanford Herald.
WANTED— Customers for fresh
every day real bargains find their way
eggs, also pine and oak wood.
into these columns.
J. T. Knstncr, Route A, Snnford,
GET TH E H A B I T - I T P A Y S
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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a u r a uu £ :
Fin.
W ANTED— Office position, doc
tor's office preferred.
Two
years experience in dental office.
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
1023- Dodge touring, almost new.
Ono 1923 Dodge Coupe.
Dodge touring, 1921.
Dodge Roadster, 1910,
Dodge 1922 touring.
Dodge Sedan.
1922 Hupmobile touring.
One 1922 Ford Sedan.
Ford touring IP1**
Ruick Touring, 1922.
1 4 -ton IntCi.irtti.iiiai truck.
Reo Speedster Truck. 1922.
1 1-2 ton International truck.
Overland Roadster, 1923.
2-ton Indiana Truck
1-ton Republic Truck.
Ford House Car.
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
Dodge Dealers.
Phone 3.
MIRACLE Concrete Ceu fl
cement work, sidewlaks,
ing blocks, irrigation base*,
Terwlllcger, Prop.
Lumber and Building
Carter Lumber Co mpnny
no 565.
N. Laurel St. Phono
IIILL LUMBER CO. Honan
Service, Quality a-.d
Phone 135.
ST. PETERSBURG. Feb.
Mis3 Mary B. Lewis, in charge
the nffair, is making arrangeme
for the second annual flow er
to be held here Mar. 21. Pot
plants, palms and ferns will
featured at the show, which la
signed merely to stimutnte ir
est in flowers for the beautifieat
o f the "Sunshine City.”
FORDS
New nnd Used
ROADSTERS
TOURINGS
COUPES
SEDANS
TON TRUCKS
Cash or terms.
We Sell or trade.
EDWARD HIGGINS,
Authorized Ford Dealer
Sanford._______
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cnn fl,rnish references. Address
‘MV. Snnford Herald._____________
I REPAIR houses, wood, tin, ce
ment. Rate 60c. W. E. Lmtz,
1210 French; __________________
FOR SHERIFF.
To the Voter* of Seminole County:
I hereby announce my candidacy INVESTfGATE OUR USED CAR
DEPARTMENT
for tho otTico of Sheriff of Sem i-,
nole County, subject to tho voters.
Dodge Touring
o f the Democratic Primary to be
Chandler Touring
Ford Sedan
held Jlinc 3rd, 1924. If elected I
Hudson Touring
promise four year* oT I,aw En
Scrlpps-Booth Touring
forcement in n business manner by
the help of the proper subordi
Oakland Touring
nates or assistants nnd earnestly KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
I solicit the support of all low en- FOR SALE— Ford touring car,
good condition, bnrgnin for cash,
12214 Palmetto Avenue. ________
HELP WANTED
•oil
.
;HOUSES' FOR RENT,
WANTED
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
LOST AND FOUND
B J1W
To reach all the people
effectively — leave
your
Want Ad at The Herald of
fice. Phone uj to send for
it or phone it to the Wairt
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
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L
io lb* Tliioril *»f |'union*
Keep your old shoes. Don’t sell i »r Dio tOni* of I’lorlda. for a com-;
1 J #
. . . . nitimuluii of tin*
«tnt**nci» to*
them to ft cigar maker. A politincF lit.- im|irl*tmm*nt wit'ch
1Ir sen,
X
tone* w.«s nop in*.: upoa him iipohi
campaign is on.
conviction nt th* Fall Term, ta ll
of th- fire tilt four! of Semlnol*
Dradam Harriet,
AND SUPPLIES
fount.r. I*l>>rli!a, of mitnlnr lo tit*
Beauty Parlor.
FOOT of FIRST S
AM FORD,F LA .
Over Mobley's Drug Store.
1nr'“ ,lr“ r‘’ '
rltA.VK tiUUIJMAN.
Park Ave. Phone 21m__
[■Vli,
■uBwaiaausaEnns'KUagin^xsnaKiiBKBiiauifir.jiaHKtiBieaiiBnBaei
Larjje house on cor
ner. Close in. 8 rooms
am! bath downstairs,
6 rooms and bath up
stairs. Price §6500,00.
One-half cash, balance easy terms.
We have very desir
able warehouse site at
a bargain.
If you are thinking
of farming next year
come in and see us.
We have very desira
ble tracts of celery
land at very favorable
prices and terms.
i H, B. Lewis & Co.
107 S. Park Ave.
BRINGING UP FATH ER
Tl-\ERE’S) a C U V
T H E C A R .*
mm
George A. DeCottes
Schelle Maines
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A R CH ITEC T
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, Florida
T ^P f
P H IL L IP S
N a ll* M e. ‘
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A P A R T N P .8 T I
T * l. 3 I S - W
W. J. Thigpen
Has moved to Puleston A
llrum ley Bldg. Real E s
tate and all kind* o f In
surance.
Lloyd C. Bebout
Traffic Manager
•!!t* First National Bank Bldg.,
Sanford, Florida.
Specializing Los* and Damage
Freight— Express Claims
Studcbaker, Packard, Chevrolet I
J. L. PERKINS
Sales Department
San Juan Garage
WHIDDON & HODGES
Tailors, Cleaners and D y e n
117 Park Avenue— Phone U l
Sanford Novelty
Works
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill Work
Contractor and Builder
517 Commercial Street
Wilson Welding & Radiator
Works
j
"It it’s Metnl we cnn weld it"
SANFORD, FLORIDA
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STEW ART The Florial
Flowers For All Occasions
Member* Florist* Telegraph Dalivery Association
811 Myrtle Ave. Phone 2C0-W
>Sanford Machine Co.
fjllu ilr r
1‘ hun* It-
I * h .in r
{[ rin d I n (
Snnfurd, F la.
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-I’ hon. 4M
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
l.oeul aud l,.« g Iil.tanca l l .n l IxK.
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Phone lot
902 French Avenue
Theus Sem
inole Printery <
Itauro •>() that Job of
Let
printing— wo Ktwml hehltul uvery
job w* turn nut.
Rubher Stamp* a Specialty
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M A X W E L L
Real Estate
nnd
Insurance
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S. O. Shinholser
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Contractui’ and Builder
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The Marcel Shop
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M a a lra rln *. V lnlet R a x M l f
T rrn tm ra tn
HOW a r e
A L L THE.
F O L K 'S A T
HOME?
☆
e > v ME*
^>E L F "
You ran find the name of w g |
live Business Man in Saafert hi
this Column each day.
I.rorm l .Mnrhln* and Hull**
W ork.
By GEORGE McMANUS
W O W !
i Vi
IM H E R E
V / O N ’T R A V H l^> F A R E
VQU
< :,O T T A H E L P M E T H R O W
H IM O F F
Phone 319.
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BUILDING
MATERIAL
19 nukk 6, good shape mechan
ically, fair rubber— $225.
trees,
Imotis." The same thing ia true 119 Poplar Ave. tin !«) hundred |??B,bcarin(’of the Circuit Court of Seminole, r.ule County, subject to the decis- cratic primary June 3.
vegetables.
JOHN O. LEONARDY.
block West First St.
Pr‘,! peach, pear, plumb, per County, oubject to the action of the j mu o f the Demnciatic Primary to
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO., t
simmon nnd grape*. 3 mi l s out.
FOR SHERIFF
Benefit dance K. of C. Hall, 8 A line chauro for n small homo Democratic primary in Juno. 1924. be held Juno 3ru, 1921.
_______ First nml_Myrt1c. _
A. VAUGHAN.
To the Voters o f Seminole County:
p. m. Friday, 29.
3t with country surroundings, $1300. _______ H. II. CHAPPELL.
FOR SALE— 7 pnssenger Cole 8.
FOR
CLERK
OF
COURT
FOR
COUNTY
PROSECUTING
I
hereby
announce
myself
a
can
FOR SA LE —3-burner gas stove
I hereby announce my candi didate for Sheriff of Seminole . touring car in good condition,
ATTORNEY.
I’ANTED— Sanford business men
and oven; porch couch swing.
lfl ACRES celery land, nil clear
L. E. White, French A ve. i
dacy
for the office of Clerk o f the County subject to tho action of the
I
wish
to
announce
that
I
shall
[who are in need of competent Phone 206.
ed and fenced ready for eultiva- ■
SALE—
One i-ton
Ford.
Democratic
primary
to
he
held
on
FOR
be
a
candidate
for
the
office
of
i
Circuit
Court,
Seminole
County.
ip should read the classified
_______________
lion, $4500.
County Prosecuting Attorney, sub- Florida, subject to tho decision of June 3rd. If 1 am elected I pledge j worm-drive truck, or will trade
|ip* of The Herald. There's no SAUSAGE— for sale, pure pork,
myself to fulfill the dutiq? of this for i'orrl roadster or touring car.'
3on for sending out-of-town fo r 1 dried nnd smoked, 35 cents per 2 1-2 ACRES, dose in in a grow Ject to the endorsement of th e ! thp Democratic I’rimnry to beI ' office
to the best of mv ability. ! See M. McBride or Mr. Weaver I
p when there is probably just ib, postpaid, cash. Minimum shiping district. 2.5 orange tioes. Democratic voters at the June 3rd, held on June 3rd, A. D., 1921.
___________ E._E. BRADY. 1at Park Ave. Garage. ___
!
stand for efficiency nnd servico in
person you want in the c ity ., ment 3 lbs.
Hams cured nnd All fenced, 4 vomit bungalow. One primary.
office,
d Ibis column anil if you don't smoked 4(1 cents per lb. delivered,
county juimik
— , house started but not completed, _____ GEORGE C. H ERRIN G ,
Subject, of course, to the action
VANCE F. DOUGLASS.
what you want n few cents in- $1.25 cash, balance C. O. I). Si
Sat- garage and chicken yards. Could
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
~ l”nm U o f
Democratic Primary to he FOR REJTT— Garage, corner 11th
ted in a want ad will bring you Isfaction
*-*--»*— guaranteed.
--------- * ■ **
Mrs. Enoch bo cut into city lots ami made
ny replies. Just try it once,
I hereby announce myself ns a
Sawyer, Tifton, Georgiu.
___ i pay. 50 per cent on investment
[ANTED— Carrier boys to deliver "SLANDER THE WOMAN" nt immediately, StitIUO.OU.
candidate for the office o f County
|thc Sanford Herald in Winter
the Milano tonight. A picture o f 1
_
„
,
,
Judge of Seminole County, subject
rk, nnd Muitland. See or write especial interest to women. Free “ BLOCKS centrally located on to the Democratic primary, June 3,
ulatiou Manager of Sanford tickets for -Mrs. John C. Deem
.
rc,adY l "r aublividing And
»■*»i*■*«111i"ti1111 in <ciriiiiiiiiiv* ii i in r
i_ .
’
will pay fit) per cent to 100 pur 1924. I pledge faithful' service
[iiford. Fla.
nacted with that office.
faithful administration of the nf- ‘ i,0‘n<
_ _ _ _ _ ___
r.i,— FOR SALE—Goose eggs for set-1cent. For immediate side $11,000. should you nominate nte.
W. L. MORGAN.
faira o f the office.
, FORTY-It07)M fi^tci.
Good- in
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FOlf’^MEMBErt SC llO dl,' BOARD J ..............SCHKI.LK MAINKS. ! Test ment fo r right party. E.
•S EM IN OI ;H " R BTAT-TV'
te in keeping books, nml bo n
,‘j,
j 'V ‘ i. ^
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FOR TA X COLLECTOR
Seminolo Hotel Annex.
1 hereby announce
n lcanFOR
SHERIFF”
U n eU I I I I H H K C myself
l l l j i l l 11 <|
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a typist.
ypist W nte P. O. Iiox 329.1 . « ightly used furniture cheap.
Address 400 Myrtle Ave.
; __________ _ S m f o r d . _____
•e-cleetion to th.. ..tTico ! 1 llcro''y announce myself a rn n -.l'O K RENT— Comfortably furnishI wish to announce that I am a [ didate for re
, ;
;,
‘ iLlnte* for roolcction to tho office
ed private homo, recently re
FOR SALE—-Grocery store, duing SANKOJiD REAL ESTATE in in rnndidntc for re-election to the o f-| (,f member * .. .
the hoard o f public j nf .sheriff of Seminole county
y sytib- niodeled;. living room, dining room,
good business. Good location. . great demand, investors are lieu of County Tax Collector of instruction, arrepresenting
school I ject to the action of the Demo- kitchen on 1st floor. Three bed[ANTED—To rent for summer
rent- Owner going north.1looking for good bargains. If you «
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,
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primary to be bold on June rooms and bath second floor. All
[furnished bungalow or house.
huusc, iniiuire 422 E 2nd St.
have any real estate to buy or sell ‘
nt ‘ Fountj, Mibject to the district No. 1 o f Seminole County, 1 ratie prlmu
t for another term t conveniences. Box 13, City,
action
of
the
Democratic
primary
it
will
pay
you
to
use
The
Herald
Herencw . A . B.; H»rald^offIce. F0K SALE— Weaver Tire Changsubject to the Demm-rntic primary
fulfill the duties of the
Wisconsin fisherman have caught
to be held in June.
[ANTED— Two furnished house-1
Burroughs Adding Machine, einssified pngti.
to be held oil Juno 3rd, 1924.
i oiric,, |n the same efficient manner 4,000,000 pounds o f curp this seakeeping looms, private homo pre- j 7 column with stand, nearly new.
JNO. D. JINKINS.
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
tlint 1 have conducted it in the ■'on. they being as plentiful as oil
red. Address
Box 88, ca re ! National Cash Register, gnr.lge
past.
stock fiuckera.
type. Curtin Air Compressor, new
C. M. HAND.
b r a id .___________________
. . ' i n December., Weaver Jack nnd
« H a n E X « R iiu a R u u x u x n »r* * j>j*rj!2!L,tua3uiiK H au aaaE sn B an u su
FOR SHERIFF.
fllenjaniiii Franklin said,
tjou other equipment suitable for ga ARK YOU— I.nuking for n good
room.
If
you
don’
t
find
one
list
I hereby announce myself ns e |
lips them that help themselves," rage, filling station or accessory
ed in this column, insert n small
candidate for the office of Sheriff
1705.1
"
. "r you
. ' will
iiT receive
•
It that was in the dayj> before store. Good terms. Phone 1795
of Seminole County, subject to the
nr P n Ftnr No •• Orlnmtn Fin !' want
WH,lt ad
n<l and
“ n,‘ V0
11 W»B
receive the
the
jS S k -riij™ !” *;*,M"-| best listings in tho city.
Democratic primary June. 1921.
leases.
W. A. TILL 1.8.
' “
" J i ' V V o T m " ' 1 l;' l,v C O i r K B N T - T w V ^ t y - r S T h carriage, i . U, i t x
C(| housekeeping rooms, $20.00
'
Cards of Sanford's Reputable
per month.
312 or 314 East 5th
St.
Profession,ii
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VOLUME V.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1924.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
DAUGHERTY WILL New York Exposition Tremendous
IMMIGRATION
ACT
G
.
O.P.
INTEN1
For
Florida
resig O abinet Advertising
1* jSays R.s“ W.”Feature
^
”
“
•'
•
*
Pearman Upon Return IS UP TO SENATE
AFTER OfiL PROBE
FOR AMENDMENT TO BLOCK TA
“Seminole county and the entire Mr. Pearman. Men representing
state of Florida received worlds all of the newspapers and maga
Is Determined not to Qnit Under of publicity that was well worth zines of New York together with
Colt Opposed to Censes of 1890 as
Fire and Will Net Leave Cabtho money expended in the recent prominent city officials were pres*
Standard Proposes to Amend
laet natil Inquiry la
Madison Square Garden Exposi ent s t this dinner of which Sena
Present Immigration Law
Finished.
tion in New York" was the' way tor Park M. Trammell served as
e
___
B. W. Pearman summed up the toastmaster.
I t r TO* Am w Is I H P reaa)
Senator DOI In sist Palmer,
results of the Florida products ex Expressions of praise for the
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. —
Republicans Make F<
Attorney General Du ring:
C H .c T 6 o rrrt“ * » Z H S , ,
hibition upon his return to San wonderful enterprise of those in Voting on proposed legislation to
Efforts a t Last Mi
M .'Daugherty, attorney gen
Wilson's
Adm inistration,
ford Wednesday night.
charge of the affair were heard amend the present immigration
eral of the. United States, ar
U
nite Their Forces f i
Mr. Pearman stated that It was on all sides, according to Mr. Pear- law Is scheduled to begin Thurs
be Called before Committee
rived. here Thursday obtensibthe
unanimous
opinion
of
these
al
Stand A gainst 1
day in the senate immigration
nmn.
As H e w as "Go-between”
ly in connection with the Fed
in
charge
of
the
exhibition
that
it
committee.
tion
of Insurgents i
eral Grand Jury Investigation
in D elivery o f M essages of
was an unqauiflcd success and so That the Seminole county booth
First on the committee program
ocrats
in th e I
of
tho
Veterans'
Bureau.
He
attracted
much
attention
is
as
McKensie
Bill
Authorising
Ac
the W ashington Publisher.
well did it meet with tho approval
Is disposition of a proposal to sub
refused to add to his previous
ceptance of Ford's Bid Will
House Over Revenuu
of Now Yorkors that plans are sured by the large numbers of in stitute, as a basis of operation of lloane and Senate Jain In Memo
t
. ’ \ I *—-■
ststements relative to the oil
rial Services In House Cham
Be Considered in House Af
•
■ f . T M A m e U l f i l P re a a )
now afoot to make it an annual quiries that are already poming the present three per cent quota
inquiry at Washington.
into tho office of Mr. Pearman
ber to Pay Tribute to For
ter Passage of Tax Bill.
H r T h« A m m Is I H
event.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—A.
law,
the
forrflgn-bom
population
from people asking for more in
mer President.
WASHINGTON, Feb.
Declared
to
be
the
best
initial
Mitchell Palmer, attorney general
shown
by
the
1890
census
for
that
( I tr T h e S n M l a t n l P re aa )
■ WA3HWOTOK, rrt. « ;- A ,of „„y
t W ’numerou. formation. In most eevry one of shown In tho 1910 census. Adoption
House Republican inaurj
during the Wilson administration,
H r T l » A saaelateS P v h *.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—The
these letters it is expressed that
agreed Thunday to tho
of
the
1890
basis
would
mean
a
WASHINGTON,
Feb.
28.—Con
will bo called before the senate way was cleared Wednesday for
worth compromise on
mnny of the newspapers, the ex tho writer was impressed wth pos great reduction in tho number of
laid aside legislative busi
rate* and If Republics*,
oil committee, that aody dotcrmln- house action next week on the President Coolidgc's cabinet, but hibition was wel lattended and sibilities here as n result of whst emigrant* admlssablc from South gress
ness to pay tribute to the mem
he will be expected to retire to prl- much interest was displayed in it had been seen at the exposition.
sanitation yield* to *li|‘
ed Thursday before the resumption Muscle Shoals question by tho de vnte life as soon as the sennte has
ern and Eastern Europe, with in
of Warren G. Harding.
lower normal rate lead
John Ringling through' whoso creased quotas for Northern and oryThe
throughout the entire week. Doshouse and senate joined in a
of Vie reading of additional tele cision of Republican leaders to completed ite inquiry into hia ad P]te
tha group indicated
the bad weather conditions, crous offer of the garden the Central European countries.
memorial service, held In the houso
grams sent to Edward B. McLean, take up the McKcnzio bill author ministration of the department of
would vote to elminato
Pearman declared that New exposition was made possible, ex
Vigorous opposition to adoption chamber, with Secretary Hughes
Democrat Income tax
publisher of the Washington Post, ising acceptance of Henry Ford' justice. His determination not to Yorkers flocked to tho building pressed to Mr. Pearmon his com of the 1890 census standard which as
the only speaker nnd President
resign without a hearing on the eager to catch a glimpse of the mendation of the spirit of the
ulea from revenue bill,
at Palm Beach, concerning the oil bid after passage of the rcvcnu£ charges against him was reaffirm
is provided in the bill now before Coolidge, hia cabinet, supreme
•turning consideration of
wide variety of products grown
of this county and stated the house immigration committee court Justices, nnd foreign diplo
Inquiry. Senator Dill, Dcm., Wash bill.
ed Wednesday in the face of grow in this state and to learn more of citisens
bill the house voted to eut.j
that
within
a
few
weeks
would
pay
is expressed in a statement pre mats in attendance.
Ington, insisted that Palmer bo
half the. live per cent tax
The tax measure probably will ing pressure for his removal. He Floridu.
a
visit
to
Sanford.
Mr.
Pearmon
In a gallery opposite the speak
called, charging ho had been the bo disposed of before the end of even refused to promise that ho .Along with the exposition tho stated that in all prabibality Mr. pared by 8cnstor Colt, Rep., Rhode
automobile tires, arc
island,
chairman
of
tho
senate
er’s rostrum, with a small group of
and parts.
“go between” in -tho delivery of tho week. Those in chnrge of the would vacate his post upon ter ail-Floridn products dinner wns
..... .Ringling will be persuaded t(^ad- committee, for tho committco’n friends, sat Mr. Harding's widow.
mination of the senate’s inquiry put on with great success, said
I
derss
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
McLean's messages to the commit house legislative program plan to but it was apparent in other quar
consideration. Copies of the state Elsewhere in the crowd galleries
WASHINGTON, F’eb.
tee.
ment also are being sent to Secre were men nnd women of promin preach of Anal action on the'I
devote Monday of next week to ters that any plan for his retention
tary
Hughes
and
members
of
the
ence,
nmnng
them
Mr.
Coolidge,
Among
the telegrams read miscellaneous bills and then to beyond
that
time hnd been
enuc bill in tho house br
house committee.
joined in the simple, impressive forth a whirl of conferences
Thursday was one from John consider the McKenzie proposal abandoned.
Objects to 1890 Census
ceremony.
This conference is ono of tho
Republicans Wednesday in a
Major, a McLean employe here, re ahead of the naval appropriation
“The grave objection to the 1890
The memorial services, begin ish attempt to unite their
most difficult .problems with which
porting to McLean that “Curtis bill.
census
us
n
quota
basis."
said
ning shortly lifter noon, In.stcd a for a stand ngainst the Demo
Mr. Coolidge has had to deal
Chairman Colt, "is duo to the fnct little more thnn nn hour. After n income rates. A compromt
advised us to sec Underwood. He
Final decision as to what prior since he .entered the White House,
that tho great volumo of immigra prayer by the Rev. J. Shorn Mont vanccd by tho organisation
saw Underwood who promised to ity should bo give.i Muscle Shoals followed an nlmost continuous suc
tion from Northern nnd Western gomery, the house chaplain, Mr. ers was the subject of the
cession
in
the
midst
of
which
the
speak to Walsh but he hinted that had been left by Republican or attorney general himself sudden
• nr Tfce Aaanrlntrit Preaa)
• Hr The Aaanvlated Prraa)
Europe came to this country be Hughes read nn address in which cnees, held after tho houso ‘
BRUSSELS, Feb. 28—‘Through
lUgl
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
28.—Sir
it would not do ar.y good."
fore
1890 and the great volumo of ho sketched Mr. Harding's career journed following the Hi
ly
left
Washington.
It
was
said
ganization leaders in the hands of
coalition of the Socialist and th<
ino Eamc Howard arrived on tho immigrants from Southern and und referred to his accomplish memorial
Walsh Interrupted the rending Chairman Madden of the appropri after his departure that ho had nextrema
services without ee
Flemish Catholics, the Olympic Wednesday cn route to Eastern Europe cmne to thin coun ments in public life.
to say Underwood called him on
been called to Florida, where Mrs. government
oration of tho bill on tho fle
of
Premier
Theunis
ations
committee
who
is
in
fuvor
try
after
1890,
nnd
hence
a
quota
Seated in a semi-circle in front
Daugherty is ill, and would go by
the telephone a few minutes be
Representative I.ongworth,, 1
with defeat in the chamber of Washington to assume the British immigration percentage law based of the rostrum wns the President publican
fore today's hearing, saying he of accepting the Ford bid but at wny of Chicago to attend to pub mot
leader, after pr
deputies Wednesday on the ques ambassadorship vacated over two upon the number of ench racial and his cabinet nnd the supremo his compromise
had read in the newspapers thin tho same time hus been pressing lic business there.
to insurgent 1
tion
of
ratification
of
tho
F’rnncogroup
in
the
country
according
to
months
ago
by
the
retirement
of
court
justices.
One
section
of
tho
morning that ho hnd endeavored to for speedy action by the house on
Wednesday hia determination to Bclgian economic convention. Tho
ors nt a meeting with the st
the
census
of
1890
will
necessar
floor, to the extreme left, wns set committee said the situatk
Sir Auckland Gcddes.
dissuade Walsh from his purpose
remain attorney general pending
was 95 to 79 against ratifiesily result in a wide discrimination, nsido for foreign diplomats who unchanged, with the prosj
Ho
travulcd
alone,
excepting
to
of examining McLean. “Senator various annual supply bills. Mr. the senate inquiry was announced vote
IUnderwood,”
Tmlanvniw l ” said
un irl IWalsh*
Va
"never Madden announced ‘yesterdny that to the country in this terse state tin. This placed the government, he joined when lie became estab approaching in some instances a l filed into tho chamber led by thuir Republicans gaining
attempted to influenco my conduct ho had recommended that the Mc ment, prepared before his depart which hnd staked its tenure of of lished at Washington by Lady most to exclusion, against the dean, Ambassador Jcssornnd of strength to defeat tho
fice on the result, in tho minority Howard, who now is in Italy. racial groups from Southern nnd France. Senators occupied tho rates a "toss up."
in the m atter in any wny. I have Kcnzio bill bo given right of wny. ure nnd issued from the depart by
10 votes. Defeat of tho govern Later, ho said, threo of his fivj Eastern Europe.
front rows with members of tha
ment of justice:
no recollection of Senator Under
Insurgents to Study Fur
Likely to Take Two Bays
"There wore only 182,680 for house seated behind them.
"It in not my purpose to even ment hnd been forecast by politi sons probably would come here to
wood speaking to me on the sub
Representative Frenr, Repq
cal
observers
for
several
days.
eign
born
from
Italy
in
this
coun
Two
days
probably
will
be
de
As
the
galleries
filled
nnd
distin
enter school, one of them being
consider tendering my resigna
can insurgent, of Wisconsin^ 'I
ject except that one morning in
Shortly after the vote was taken particularly dusirous — with his try in 1890, ns compared with 1, guished officials took their scats, later that tho insurgent
the senate chamber he asked me if voted to consideration of tho Mus tion us nttnrney general until af
I hnd any objection to having In cle Shoals question which has been ter a fair hearing on charges pre Premier Theunis tendered his reslg father’s enthusiastic approval—of .143,125 in 1910. There were only the marine band in the speaker’s which agreed at a meeting
nation nnd the resignation of his a year’s business training in tho 182,044 foreign horn from Russia lobby pluyed hymns thnt wore nesday to reopen negotiation .
serted in the Congrcsslon Record hanging fire in congress for sev ferred against me."
a lotter to me by Mr. Palmer and eral years. Representative Mc Previously he had made the same ministers. It is anticipated King United States. Two other sons of In this country in 1890, as com favorites of the late president. n compromise, would study^lli
Kenzie, Rep., Illinois, nuthor of the determined declaration to Presi Albert will refuse to accept the tho ambassador arc a t Cambridge. pared with 1,184,414 in 1910. On After the secretary of state hnd plan furthor.
I said I had not.”
bill which provides for acceptance dent Coolidge, after tho President resignations on the ground that
This is Sir Esr.-.e's first visit tho other hand, tho foreign born delivered his eulogy und the bene
Meanwhile, Secretary
the Ford offer, 1ms asked tho had laid before him in n confer tho genural policy of the cabinet to America since he left in 1909 from Ireland dccrensod 619,258 in diction hnd been pronounced by tho met with Republican leaders'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—An- of
number
between
1850
and
1910,
olh{^Pandora's Box was opened rules committee to report u reso ence of more thnn an hour the con wns not involved in the vote on the after two years us counsellor to and the foreign born from Ger- Rev. J. J. Muir, chaplain of tho both tho senate and house to <
senate, the band plnyed one mote cuss thu future of the bill. Ho *
lution limiting general debate to clusions renched by the adminis F’ranco-Belgian pact M. Thounis, the British embassy at WnshingWednesday in. the oil scundnl.
six house, to be divined equally be tration after a re-examination of however, has said ho would bo un tion upder tho late Lord Bryce. mnny decreased 47.1,057 between religious nir — "Lead, Kindly advised not to expect tho sen
As n rosty]&, now fields ipc. ex tween
Light."
proponents and opponents the whole case. The White House willing to rcaumo power in any Ho expressed a great admiration 1890 and 1910.
rcduco any income surtax
ploration were discovered and tho of the measure.
"These
figures
simply
illustrate
circumstances.
Secretury Hughes concluded his voted Into tho bill by tho
for
this
country
and
her
historical
refrained
from
any
public
state
list of committee witnesses was
It is thought dissolution of par figuresj especially Lincoln, whom the fnct thnt by udopting the cen tribute to Mr. Harding with the Plans were mnde, however,
A meeting of tho rules commit ment, but it was evident that un
appreciably augmented.
of 1890 ns n quota basis we are observation that he "gave his life cilitatc consideration of the
A chief development was the tee has been called for Friday at til Mr. Daugherty bad announced liament and new elections are like ho felt he almost knew through sus
back to the time whon there to his country."
when it reaches tho senate.
reading into the record of a sheaf which time Mr. McKenzie plans to definitely his refusal to retire ly to precede the formation of a his association with Lord Lyons, going
was
tho
maximum number of im “No one con do more thnn that,” ureThose
new
cabinet,
especially
in
the
SoBritish
nmbnssndor
to
Washing
appear
to
obtain
a
definite
agree
under
fire
the
belief
in
some
ad
present at tho meeting i
of telegrams sent to Edward R.
migrants from Northern and W est he continued. "He exhausted him eluded Chairman
Smoot of the i
McLean, publisher of tho Wash ment us to the time for considera ministration quarters hnd been cinlist-Flemish combination a t ton during tho Civil War. He told ern
Europe nnd tho minimum num self in service, n martyr in fidelity nte finance committee;
this anecdote which hnd been re
Senat
ington Post, ot Palm Bench last tion of his measure. Opponents that his resignation wns imminent. tempts to create one.
ber
of
Immigrants
from
Southern
to
tho
interests
of
the
people
for
lated to hint by Lord Lyons:
Curtis
of
Kansas
and
Rsed
A second nnd shorter conference
December and January by his of his bill, led by Representative
Europe.
whom he labored with a passion- Pennsylvania, members of the i
“Once, during tho Civil War, und Eastern
agents and others in Washington. Hull, Ilep., loda, have indicated with Mr. Coolidge preceded Mr.
Present Quota Law
nte devotion. He was a man of the mittce; Speaker Gillett of
President Lincoln and Lord Lyons
These disclosed that persistent _that they will make r.o attempt to Daugherty’s departure yesterdny
present quota law ndopted people, indulging no consciousness houso Republican steering cot
were together a t n hotel away a "The
efforts were mnde on behalf of prevent its consideration but will nfternoou from Washington. Hu
different
principle ami under it of superiority. Incapable of nrro- tee.
(llr
The
Aaaorlntril
I’rraa)
make
a
vigorous
fight
ngainst
it
drove
directly
from
the
White
from Washington. In tho morn sought to base
McLean to keep him off the wit
quota on tho gnnee, separated
from them
Thu
senate
and
house
stopped
House to the Union illation, where
Asks Flat 25 Per Cent Cl
ing Lord Lyons wns shocked to number of each the
ness stand in tho oil inquiry nnd on the floor.
racial group now neither by experience nor by pride,
Thu compromise presented (J
that in this connection attempts
As reported by the house mili n train to Chicago was held for legislative business to pay tribute see Mr. Lincoln before leaving the in tho country. The census of nor
by
eccentricity.
He
was
brother
were made to bring pressure on tary committee, the McKenzie bill several minutes to take him aboard. to the memory of Wurren G. Hard hotel, dusting off his shoes with a 1920 was not complete nnd there to nil whose strivings in countless Mr. Longworth called for a flat
per cent reduction in the st
handkerchief.
Senator Walsh, Dcm., Montana, carries nn amendment proposed by Some of his closes: friends had ing.
fore was not avnilabie, so tho cen communities, whose eagerness, rates
Negotiations were resumed by
in tho existing law, with
chief prosecutor in the investi Mr. Madden providing for the re not know of his intention to leavo
" ‘What! The president of the sus of 1910 wns taken as the neur- adaptability, energy, venturesome
gation.
placement nt Muscle Shoals of n the city, nnd his secretary at first house Republican organization and United States blacking his own cst date for carrying out this prin ness nnd common sense give him same brackets retained,
make the maximum rat
There also was evidence thut Mc steam power plant similar to the refused to confirm or deny the insurgent lenders looking to a com
ciple; and the quota wns fixed at tho stamp of tho American char would
1-2
per
cent on incomes in exc
Lean was kept constantly advised one sold recently to the Alabama story of his departure. Later this promise on the income rates of the shoes?' exclaimed the ambassa •1 per cent of each racial gruup.
acter.”
statement, ulso prepared by the tax hill but without result.
of $200,000, insead of the 25
dor.
as to developments in the inquiry Power Compuny.
“The
present
quota
law
has
After
the
conclusion
of
tha
A inrge sheaf of telegrams sent
attorney gcnerul before he left,
nnd ns to the movements and opin
"Mr. Lincoln looked at Lora achieved Us purpose. It positively service tho house and sennte re cent maximum on incomes in
wa.< made public at the justice de to Edwiird B. McLean, Albert H.
cess of $100,000 as proposed
ions respecting the investigation of
F’nll uni] others nt Palm Beach Lyons and then drawled: 'Whose regulates the number of alions ad sumed separate sessions but only Mellon plan.
partment.
Demc
Albert B. Fall to whom tho pub
mitted. It can increase or dccrcuso for u moment. Both adjourned for maximum surtax The
"I have been called to Florida were read into the record by the hoots should I polish but my own, the
is 44 per cent ■
lished at one time said he had
number
nt
any
time
by
simply
tho
day
out
of
respect
to
Mr.
on n personal matter, but l um sennte oil committee.
incomes in excess of $94,000.
Mr. Ambassador.’ ”
loaned $100,0U0.
changing the percentage. It hus re Harding’s memory.
Senator
Smoot,
Republican,
compelled first to go to Chicago
The compromise further _
From the tclcgrnins the commit
duced the immigration from. E u
to attend to important government Utah, issued n statement saying
vidcs for u two per cent minimi
tee learned also that E. W. Smithrope
from
more
than
1,000,000
n
business which demands by per he was advised in mivunce that Other Sanford Dogs year in 1013-14 to .167,201, and it
normal rate, applying to incoi
ers, chief conimuncations officer
E. L. Doheny wtis coming to Wash
sonal attention.
below $4,000 nnd six |>cr etc
at the White House, had been em
has
reduced
thu
immigration
from
"I will return from Florida as ington to testify about his loan to Win Awards At Show Southern and Eastern Europe und
above that nnmunt. Tho Mello
George F. Parker of Yarmouth.
ployed to man the Washington end
B. F’nll.
rates were threu and six per
of a private telegraph wire which Nova Scotia, arrived in Sanford soon us I can. In Bio meantime Albert
At the Orlando Dog Show held Turkey from 915,974 In 1913-14 to
Attorney
General Dnugherty de
proper
attention
will
be
given
to
The Democratic rates in tho bt
yesterday
for
a
visit
of
a
fewdays.
was installed between this city and
59,040.
ure two per cent on incomes bet
Sir. Parker, who is a special repre nil government matters. Tho de parted suddenly und unannounced last week there were other win
McLean’s Palm Beach cottage.
“We
must
not
forget
that
an
im
Chicago, Inter announcing ners from Seminole county be
$5,000, four per cent on Luc
One of the arguments ndvnnccd sentative of the Clyde Line, is also partment of justice is functioning for
through
the department of justice sides those mentioned in The Her migrant is an internutinnul us well
100
per
cent.
Though
temporarily
the
general
publicity
representa
Edwin Markham, noted poet and between $5,000 and $8,000 an«l
to the publisher in fnvor of the
ns
a
national
unit,
and
that
foreign
ald
in
the
day
following
tho
ex
he had no intention of tender
private wire wns "ensy nnd quick tive of the province of Nova Scotia. absent I shall nevertheless be in thut
governments view this change with lecturer, spoke to an nudiencc of per cent incomes ubovo
Intrviewed by Tho Herald constant touch with the depart ing his resignaion until uftcr a fair hibition according to F. M. Hongc deep concern. Nor should we for approximately 300 at the Sunford umount.
access to the White House," and
ment. Several important coses hearing on charges preferred of the city, who bad on exhibition get thnt nothing so urounus feel High School Wednesday night and
Mr. Longworth said ho had
another was “the congressional Thursday morning, Mr. Parker nnd
several dogs valued at $8,000.
other pressing matters which against him.
assured
hy the treasury tho cor
situation.”
said that he was most favorably require
ings
of
resentment
und
intensifies
delighted
his
hearers
with
many
.........
personal a;tention will
Mr. Hoago’a dogn Included two racial nntlpithy as discrimination,
promise. would raise sufficient r*v<
In this same message, sent by impressed by the metropolitan ap be tukenmy
with me in order to Man Shot In Strike
Airedales, one German police dog and that we have millions of there recitations of poems l»f his own nuo f»r government needs,
John Major, one of McLean's sec pearance presented by the city of facilitate along
action
thereon.”
und
a Chinese Chow Chow, re racial groups in this country whom pen. Possessed of n keen sense of
Indications were given by
retaries, under date of Dec. 22, th-» Sanford. Ho spoke especially of
ceived several uwards and were we
Of Garment Workers declared
humor which wus evident in the 1 l,u‘ insurgents uftcr their m
publisher was advised thut C. the system used in marking
want
to
assimilate
ami
make
by tho judges to he some patriotic Ainericnn citizens."
Hascom Slemp, secretary to Presi streets, ns well ns the substantial Name of Sanford Firm
course of his ramndts. Mr.Mnrkhum me t h a t ‘hc.y .">'Rht v,,t«
of
the
finest
dogs in thu show.
„„„„
i
.. .
compromise if it upproached f
(
Hy
The
Aaanrlatri)
Preaa)
bearing
of
the
city's
leading
build
dent Coolidge, was leaving that
k
c vernl poems which were j original proposition of a 10
F’eb. 28.—One mnn All four dogs won ribbons, de
To Change March 1 to wnsCHICAGO,
night for Palm B.-ach.
ings.
i
shot nnd several nersons beat clared Mr. Hoage, wnich were as Negro Is Given Four rcmurknblc for their sincerity, Icent maximum surtax rate on
Mr. Slemp has testified that he
As a publiicty representative
Airedale (mule) Footsom Months On The Road combining wit with pathos.
grounds it would raise more
talked about the oil matter with and n mun widely traveled, Mr. Thrasher & Woodruff en Thursday in a clash between follows:
Znbokors,
first
award
und
also
striking
garment
workers
nnd
tho
enuc than the Democratic rate
As
ho
was
about
to
complutc
his
•McLean a t Palm Bench nnd nd- Parker commented on the advan
Beginning Mar. 1 the name of employes of n dressmaking fac won first award for best terrier On a Liquor Charge address, a voico in the audience und aid thereby in financing a
vised him to “get it all out" in his tages of closer relations between
the Hhow; Auircdule (female),
called for the recitation of “The diers' bonus.
testimony before Senator Walsh at Canadians nnd their American the 1). L. Thrasher store of this tory. According to reports of in
Garner Gives Estimate.
city will be known ns Thrasher police, who rushed riot squads to Potte Nobler to reserve winners;
Mar\ With The Hoe,” the poem
the Floridu resort.
John
Ladd,
thu
negro
arrested
“cousins." He strongly advocates
the plant. William
Goldstein, German Shepherd (police dog), last Saturday hy Sheriff Hand und which is declared by many to be
Representative Garner of Ti
Additional telegrams to McLean summer nd winter trn....c between St Woodruff, according to nn an owner
of the factory, was shot in first uward and others; Chinese hia doputien on a churge of having the best he hns writeen. This was ranking Democrat on tho
will lie read into tiiu record to Nova Scotiu and Florida, showing nouncement mnde Thursday by D.
the .Jpg when strike sympathizers Chow Chow (Chino Sul-Au), first liquor in his possession, was fined given by Mr. Itiurkham and was und meuns committee, mnde
day. Senators said ono would show how Sanford people can make the L. Thrasher, senior member of the stormed
award.
tho shop.
nn estimate received front
$200 and costs and 00 days on the followed by u hearty npplnusc.
that nn agent reported to the pub entire trip nlmost from their own firm, who for years has been the
solo
owner
of
the
store
benring
his
"Virgilin" was recited by the treasury department today s
county road when hu appeared be
lisher that A. Mitcacll Palmer, a t doorway to the little city of Yar
that in 1925, the first year <
name.
torney general in the Wilson ad- mouth, by boat.
fore Judge E. F\ Householder famous poet although it is not ing
operation,
the Garner income
generally
agreed
that
it
is
his
best
The
junior
member
of
the
new
ministation, and acting for Mc
Tuesday afternon and pleaded
Parker says that wherever firm is J. I). Woodruff, who has
poem, Mr. Markham stated that it reductions, would cost $I83JL.
Lean, would try to have "Under heMr.
guilty
to
tho
charge.
Failing
to
goes he tinds people talking of been connected with the store for
was the one which he disliked least 00O in revenue and the Mellon pi
wood” use his influence with Senproduce money to pay his fine, hu of
“Many are coming here,” the past year nnd u half. Mr.
all.
$.150,000,000. This included the
atory Walsh in McLean’s behalf. Florida.
was ordered to bo placed on tho
he said "but only those who are Woodruff was born and raised in
ductions on normal and *urt
Another
reading
which
was
much
willing to work, will find Florida Hanford and is the son of F. L. Four negro taxi drivers of this and drove off, it is said. Tho county roads for a period of four enjoyed was "Lincoln, thu Man of untl eurned income. It did
months.
the paradise they are looking for. Woodruff of this city. Prior to his city, Georgo Ballard, Clarence negroes stated that it was a Buick
consider reductions in the
Harry Smith charged with tho the People.” This poem written luneous tuxes or expected gain
Those who are expecting to pick connection with Thrasher’s store, Clark, Will Hankcrson and Nutiywi automobile but did not get the
by
Mr.
Markham
was
selected
as
stealing of an automobile • tire
gold off the trees without working Mr. Woodruff was assistant cash Harris, were approached last number.
revenue as u result of tighte
from Kent's Vulcanizing Works on being the best of 250 submitted of
Thursday night at the railroad
the soil will be stung. Florida of ier of the People’s Rank.
uthcr sections.
Mr.
Thrasher
stated
that
the
for
the
purpose
of
being
read
ut
last
Saturday,
received
a
fine
of
by two unknown men and negroes expressed belief that it
fers untold opportunities for the
While
negotiations were gc
Friends in this city of Mr. station
the
dedication
of
the
Lincoln
Me
to refrain in the future from was not the Ku Klux Klan that $60 and costs or 90 days on the morial in Washington in 1922. Mr. on between the steering commit
MUNICIPAL REAL ESTATE energetic man."
Woodruff will learn with pleasure told
county roads.
hauling
white
passengers,
accord
Tho city of Sanford owns renl
Leaving Sanford early tomorrow his advent into Sanford's business ing to u story told by one of tho was behind the plot but stated that
Markham gave the poem on that and insurgent leaders n
Robert Johnson and Claude Wes occasion
they
were
adhering
to
the
warn
estuie to the value of $272,000. morning, Mr. Parker will go to St. circles.
was bruadcasted threatening a new break in
negroes to D. L. Thrasher.
ter, charged with reckless driving, throughoutwhich
ing anyway.
ranks were heard.
Assert
This docs not include the value Petersburg for a few days before
the
country.
received tines of $5 and costs
The men were unmnsked. tho
Other poems given by Mr. Markyesterday on the floor
"f parks. Property listed and returning to his home in the north, “Sure I Shot The Guy” ncgroc
According to one of tho negroes, apiece.
is
said
to
have
declared
hunt wort: "Child of My Heart" Representatives Mills, New
the value of each is estimated where ho is always, he says,
and when they approached the wlw is said to huvo been living
dedicated
to his son when he was and Treadway, Massachusetts,
ns follows: library, $30,000; preaching the gospel of Florida.
in
Sanford
for
a
numbe
rof
years
Says
Stalnaker
in
Jail
group ut the station they first ask
four and a half years old . “The publican members of the
hospital, $50,000; city hall and
ed for Ike Frazier, who was not and knows most of the residents Shooting Result Of
Green Eggs,” "Wall Street und means committee, that
SEEKS RE-ELECTION
lots adjacent, $76,000; lots on
Hr The Aaaorlafrit Prraa.
present. Thereupon one of the of this city, the men were probably
Negro’s Want of Tip Three
Pit," “Am I a Man Or a Moth?’’, would vote ugainst the measure i
from somu other city.' The negro
i’ark Avenue from Fulton Street
ORLANDO. Feb. 28.—"Sure. I men is said to have stated:
(Ilf The A»urlolril I'rtnil
"Joys of the Hills.” “The Joy of it now stood were followed
to the lafefront, $30,000; Amer
shot Ihe guy,” said William Stnjti"I hear you negroes in Sanford could not, however, understand
NEW YORK, Feb. 28,-W hut Morning” and others.
by declarations of other I
ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 28—H. uker, alleged slayer of Marshal J. are hauling white passangers ami why outsiders should give them was
ican Legion Clubhouse site,
described as negro elevator
Mr. Markhum, who appeared in rate advocates that they
515,000; incinerator and prop J. Pieper hus announced his can L. llux. chief of police of Lees here is where it has got to stop. the wurning.
operator's demand for a tip result
erty, $16,000; lots on Sanford didacy for re-election ns one of St. burg, who died Feb. 13, of gunshot We don't intend to have any more Mr. Thrasher declared that the ed in a shooting affray in u Sanford under tho auspices of the not even support a compromise *
Kiwanis Club, wua introduced by the income schedules. The st
Johns
country’s
representatives
in
wounds received in a liquor raid. foolishness out of you negroes so negroes have stated that in the
Avenue near Celory Avenue,
West Side apartment Schelle Mnines. He returned to of this movement had not be
e legislature. He has served in Stalnaker was brought to the jail don’t try to haul any more white future they would not solicit or fashinauble
$2,000; golf links and clubhouse,
here early Thunday. Charles
500,000: athletic field with tho f t e last two sessions, and an hero to thwart any attempt at jail pussengers if you don’t want to take white passengers in compli Brennan, who had lived in the Winter Park after the lecture, veloped, hut Representative
where he will remain for some time worth sai.i he_____
_____
thought
most
nounces
his
candidacy
to
run
in
delivery
at
Tavares
where
he
hail
get into trouble."
Proposed Improvements, $25,000.
ance with the orders of the two apartment, was shot and seriously giving addresses to Rollins college party would vote for the
group one.
been confined,
The men then got into the car unknown men.
wounded,
students.
mise.
IN OIL INQUIR Y
BILL IN HOU.
HOUSE ALL SET
FOR ACTION ON
MUSCLESHOALS
CONGRESS LAYS
ASIDE BUSINESS
FO R H A R D IN G
Belgium’s Officials Sir Howard Arrives
Defeated; Premier To Assume Duties
Theunis To Resign English Diplomat
Washington News
Parker Comments
On the Possibilities
of Florida Cities
NotedPoetAppears
In Sanford Giving
Enjoyable Address
Negro Taxi Drivers Are Told N ot To
Carry White Passengers In Future
SANFORD FACTS
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IIS WEEK IN
SANFORD
CARD OF THANK8.
Wc wish to thank all thoae who
were so kind in our recant sorrow,
Ink ol Feb. IS to March 1. for their sympathy and help, also
Tuesday '
for the beautiful floral offerings
U r luncticoh Rotary Club, cert us at tho time wc lost our be
loved mother.
Hotel 13:15.
t*on Yearly Opera, auspice*
Peter Thurston and Family.
Cross Men’s Club, MUanc
H. J. Thurston and Family.
Mrn. E. Thurston, wife of the
_ _ »r meeting Masonic Royal
Vft Chapter, Masonic Hall 8 p, late Alex, formerly of Jersey City,
N. J., died Feb. 23, at the home
of her son Henry Thurston on the
Wednesday
Ikly luncheon Kiwanis Club, West Side, Sanford. She was 60
years of age and' is survived by
es Hotel, 13:15.
U r meeting Elks Club, three sons, Peter and Henry, of
Sanford, Fred Thurston of Jersey
House 8 p. m.
la r meeting Osceola En- City, two daughters, Mrs. Q. Cas
.
it No. 0, I. 0. 0. F., Ma well and Mrs. H. Collins also of
Jersey City, N. J. Her body was
t Hall, 8 p. m.
settrrv—Edward Markhmn, nus- shipped to New Jersey for burial
ea Kfwanis Club, High School, in the fnmily plot. Peter and
Henry Thurston lo ft Sanford Sun
p. m.
day to attend the funeral.
Thursday
Ufkly luncheon Association of
Uesa Women, Lu-Bcth Cnffc;WHa, 12:00
TtSfre. .
Friday
neflt Dance, benefit Ail Souis
•h. K. C. Hall, 8 p. m.
ekly luncheon Chamber of
kmorce, Valdez- Hotel 12:15.
Boy Plans Career
As Bad Bandit But
Fails In First Try
B r TUf S taD rliilril P re ss.
A CORRECTION.
‘ In the report given in Saturf t issue of this paper, of the
•given by the Sanford Shrine
t a t the Valdaa Hotel Friday
bt, Feb. 28, the residence of
Imperial Potentate' J. PutStevens, was given as PortOregon, but it should have
Portland, Maine., and his
pr residence in'Florida should
been St. George Hotel, tangIntsead
of Altamonte
sgs.
i
"BRINGING UP FATHER”
•j A record-breaking engagement
“ crown the next attraction
thp Milano theater Thursday,
Itlnee and night. The new play
^.entitled, "Bringing Up Father
' “ roadway" and is based on tho
is comics of George McManus,
ed into two acts and IWo
i, carrying the beloved char
acters through various countries
' “ iver the globe, the offering
rises to provide plenty of
iment and unapproachable enInment. A company,^jarnered
the cream of vaudeville, farce
•gltimate has been
bee eny m d the legitimate
ana a first class producv U assured. The musical num•n ,Include twenty song hits, the
;' other features being a real beauty
■;Vchords, inimitable novelties, sur
" sa and original ingredients ccrv- tgm to And acclaim with the most
icting patron of tho theatre.
. V7T_irle* M. Smith is responsible
1' ter the music with John P. Mudf grow credited as the author of the
, , book and lyrics. The company is
composed of 28 people.
DRILL TONIGHT
/ - - Headquarters Co. of Floridu
National Guard will drill tonight.
' ‘ beginning at 7:30 o’clock, in the
'Armory a t the Kent building. All
JMT1 are ordered to be present.
' ALLATSEA
ri
(Continued from page 1)
Beer-Bo (Alto)—A ward of Koyi' ko .............. Dorothy Underhill
Pitti-Sing (Mezzo)—A wnrd o f
’ oKko ......". Elizabeth Brownlee
Bailors of the Pinafore—Goo.
Clark; Dana Faulkner, Henry
Mullens, John Pixley, Bob Wal
ters, Chas. Wax and Charles
Costar.
Faifies—Esther Alshelmcr, Ruby
Dynl, Eleanor Forbes, Louise Ir. Win, Elizabeth Kcnoflck, Cather
ine Peters, Delta Richardson and
Lydia Williams.
Bir Joseph’s Sisters, Cousins and
Aunts—Elsa Iluaiuck, Frances
Chapman, Gertrude Foster, Merceda Lloyd, Klctehn Kruther,
Martha Marvin, Dorothy Mossiman and Thclmn Rosholt.
Policemen—Odus Evans, Leon E.
Forbes, Marion O'Kelley, Carl
Stenwall and Harry Tuttle.
Pirates—Howard Gould, Itoy E.
.Heffner, Chas. Koon, Stephen
Marvin, Hcvilo Standish and
Geo. Woods.
Japanese—Dorothy Douglass Ivy
Layton, Luciic Newby, Jessie
Osteen, Dobbij Smith nnd Flor
ence Van Fleet.
Marian Dow Kenclick, Musical
NEW YORK CITY, Feb. 2fl.—
His youthful ambition for a lifp of
bold, bad banditry ninjped in his
first attem pt at a hold-up, Stnnley
Swforoxow, 18 years old, of 40-1
East 75th Street, was a crestfallen
youth when arraigned Snturday in
tho Morrisanla Court, lie wns held
in $25,000 ball on two charges cf
attempted robbery.
Stanley, who told the police that
ho believed "stick-ups were easy,"
and who knew from experience that
jobs were scarce am! hard to get.
wns arrested after a chase of six
blocks, following an attempt to
hold up the store of Morris Fried
man at 843 Trinity Avenue, the
Bronx. In his possession was a
22-calibre revolver with which he
bad attempted to intimidate Fried
man nnd a half dozen women cus
tomers. but which he had fatefully
neglected to load.
Stanley’s Waterloo was brought
about by the women. Instead of
being stricken suitably innrticulalc
at sight of his revolver, their pierc
ing shrieks set tho echoes in the
Bronx palpitating, attracting the
attention
of Patrolmnn James
White, n block and n half away.
Stanley told tho polico he wns a
machinist’s helper, but had been
out of employment several weeks.
Banditry, he declared, was an un
crowned profession .and held forth
greater opportunities for youthful
ambitions. Consequently he pos
sessed himself of n revolver nml
set forth.
The grocery of Morris Friedman
wns ns good as nny place to begin,
ho thought. Sttepping across the
threshold, he asked for a pound
of butter. The butter wns weighed
nnd wrapped. Stanley then de
clared he wanted beans.
As Friedman turned ngnin to the
counter, he found himself looking
into the muzzle of a none too firm
ly held revolver.
“Give ine $5," demanded Stanley.
Tnstcnd of properly complying,
Friedman started menacingly for
ward, and then the women scream
ed. Disconcerted, Stnnley wnvered.
hacked precipitately away, then
broke nnu ran. Friedman pursued.
Patrolman White, a block away,
hearing the commotion nnd seeing
Swieroznk running, joined the
chase. At 161st Street and St.
Ann's Avenue stood former Policcmnn William Eynon, waiting for a
car. Though under suspension from
the department, he responded from
habit, and, ns Stanley passed,
reached out and grabbed him. Thus
were Stanley’s ambitions so curly
thwarted.
TWO STEAMSHIP LINES
MIAMI, Feb. 26.—Negotiations
are in progress, according to Carl
(J. Fisher, to bring two more
steamship lines into Miami, and an
other railroad through the Ever
glades. Direct suitings between
here and Now York are planned for
one of the stenmship lines. The
new railroad, which it is said, has
obtained a right-of-way, will open
anil traverse n ricn country into
Miami.
The large choir made a hit with
the audience last evening at tho
First Baptist Church. Every sent
Now, JJf. Torpedo Chian, do
in th e choir gallery was taken, and
xi want toot taxes reduced?
additional room will be made for
All right. ' Yon’ *oek a dearly
others who will Join the choir. The
id
out Tor you.
response of the singers is very
pleasing to the paator nnd the mu
I Tfour Kcpre»enticrrc wui do wniv
sic committee. The choir will be
■ you tell bin to do because bis fu
heard in special selections each
ture 'is in ydurnands,tod7 “
evening.
'
Tf he dots not bear from you,
The former traveling salesman.
don’t Name him* if hfe spends your
Dr. Garland, is making a strong
money' Jto pIcAfe somebody •in *Con
appeal to the men. "Tho men who
oress who. later on, may be able to
live in the modntains spiritually
.help him iwignt.
r * • n*
arc the men who are performing
Now,
there
isn't
any
chance of
miracles today,** wns one of the
your Taxes bein# reduced If ill the
opening sentences of the speaker.
•government incoqje, end piore, too,
"You arc not forced to sow, bat
THETA
is’ spent for things you might get
you are forced to reap what you
sow," and the listening of the au
UST what kind of a citizen are along without just u 'w e ll'S i not
Real ecohomy In the government
dience was marked.
you ?
means not ipend?hg‘a single dollar
Two young men far back in the
that does not actually hate to be
A tadpole or a torpedo?
audience were leaning forward to
'
1 ‘ ,
The tadpole live* entirely for him spent.
catch every word of the man who
was talking so rapidly that the self. and a* long as lie gets enough
Congress, most of the time, Is
people had to spur their thinking to cat he docsn I bother a bit al>out very partial to toxbries. Most of
the time you h a *
look upon
to keen up. A man perhaps hall what even tadpoles arc doing.
The torpedo always starts some luxuries with a cold ey* If you want
way clown toward the front sat
with head stretched high listening thing. Tt alio has a range consider to make both ends meet at home or
in your btislnesi. *;'•'“
as if he fenred th at one sentence ably outside itself.
The torpedo first makes a noise
Why not impress this fact upon
might get away. The speaker had
just said, "That Bible teaches re and then it goes into action. Most your Congressman? * '' 1 *
stitution," nnd with his left hand of the time somebody gets hurt
turning the pages of tho Bible
which lay an the pulpit by his side,
he continued, "If that Bible teach Palm Beach Gas Plant 1MayQr Al«qp Begins
es anything, it teaches sixtocn Sold to R. B. Wagner
Development Drive
ounces to tho pound, thir
ty-six inches to tho yard, and one
Sir T h e A n o r l i l r d I 'rrs a )
I tr TA* A i a w l a l H P r r m .
hundred cents to the dollar.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fob. 20.
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 20. —
At the close of the service, n —The local gas plant has been sold Mayor Alsop has iippointcd n com
rather woung man approached Dr.
Garland, and said: "Doctor, your to Ralph B. Wagner of the Applcby- mittee to direct tho drive for de
preaching is right down where we Wngncr company, a gns operating velopment of the b*ek country of
live," nnd there wero many others iirm, who announces that improve Duval county, particularly the
who went away from the First ments will begin soon on extensions dairy and poultry industries. All
Baptist Church last night feeling nnd improvements estimated to
civic organizations and business
that no man had ever presented cost $75,000.
interests
will be invited to par
practical Christianity more clenrThe new owner will tnko charge
ly than did the former traveling of the plant and equipment Apr. 1, ticipate in the campaign. The
man last night.
it is stated, nml the improvements committee, headed by J. J . Logan,
A few characteristic sentences: nre expected to be completed by
president of the cattlemcn’n associ
There arc ninny In your state next Sept. 1.
ation, has among its membership
who arc a million times worse
than dead.
FEDERALS MOVE ON JALAI’A Edward W. Lane, president At
When God spoke, Jacob moved—
lantic National Bonk; T. B. Hamby,
n worthy example for mnny of us.
( H r T h r .iM iiriR tril I'rrM )
Sow falsehood, nnd you’ll reap
VERA CRUZ, Feb. 20.—A con president Jacksonville Real Estate
falsehood; sow lust nnd you’ll reap certed move by government forces Board; WUI Douglas, president
lust.
at Jnlupa, capital of Vera Cruz, Ducnl County Poultry Association,
Llfo’s too short nml eternity too which is still held by the rebels nnd J. C. DcBcrvoisc, prominent
long for us to waste our time hat has been started. It is expected dairyman.
ing or despising others.
the combined forces will reach tho
PROMINENT RESIDENT DIESNo man will over get back to capital this week.
n r T tir A aaw rfatnl I’m * .
Bcthe who has an unforgiving
J a c k s o n v il l e , Feb, 2G. —
spirit.
Dr. A. D. Williams, long promin
There arc many who had rather;
ent in the affairs of this city, is
fight a dozen men than to correct
dead hero at tho age of 77 w*>
matters with their wives.
was born a t Albany, Ga., while his
Every man in Sanford should
parents, South Carolinians, w tie u.i
honr Dr. Garland.
a visit to that place. ■Dr. Williams,
himself a Confederate veteran, wns
BLONDES PROMENADE
the son of Colonel Williams of the
42nd Georgia infantry, C. S. A.,
MANILA, Feb. 20.—Local resi
nnd his mother before her marriage
dents hnvc commented upon the
wan Miss Esther Cohen of London,
mnny members of tho nrtillery
England. Dr. Williams and his nncorps, U. S. A., seen on the streets |
ecstors wero closely Identified with
of Mnniln recently with striking
the history of South Carolina. He
blonde hair.
is survived by two daughters, two
Inquiries were made nnd it de
sons nnd two brothers.
veloped that these men have been
engaged in shifting ammunition
on the "Rock,’’ as Corrcgidor Is
land.' the fortress at tho entrance
of Mnniln Bay, is known, and that
the picric acid in the explosives
had turned their hnir as yellow ns
a quarantine flag.
J
Daily Fashion Hint
MOOSE CONVENTION
JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 20. —
Members of the Second degree of
iG §§
the Loyal Order of Moose will as
semble at Orange Park Sunday for
their anual convention—the first
:
time a convention has been held
PARIS
APPROVES
THIS
separately by members of one of
MODEL
the degrees of the older. James J.
Davis, secretary of labor, and other
ncautifully designed in satin crepe,
prominent speakers are expected this
frock lends itself to develop- to nttend the convention.
incut in a great variety of materials. [
The neck is cut in oval outline and ~
the sleeves arc lengthened with cir
cular frills of self-material. If pre
ferred, a piping of white satin may
be added at the neck and repeated on
, (O
the rdeevea between frill and sleeve,
mm
b'or the waist a hc|t of brilliant rib- _
M.WU
Iwn or a girdle of brads may lic.S
selected as a proper finish. Medium m
size requires 3V.1 yards 36-inch mate
rial.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1693.
Sizes. 34 t>> 44 imlics bust, and 16 to
20 years. Price, 35 cents.
Daily Fashion Hint
The only tiling certain nbout 1111.1
weather is its uncertainty.
ILAN
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cabinet n.i attorney general of the
United States.
•"After his release from the pen!tentiary, Mor te proclaimed hinjsejf
a pat) tot nnd organized a concern
to build ships. For his transaction.)
•with the government he was in
dicted. On Morse’s trial Mr. McAdoo appeurisi and testified for the
defense. MrAdno's sworn testi
mony discloses that either before
o r shortly after he resigned as
director general of the railroads,
be became u member of the firm of
BlcAdoo, Cotton and Franklin nnd
that be re nun.si the practice of
Jaw June 1, 1919,"
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SLEEVELESS JUMPER DRESS
In a season when the practical it
combined with the smart, the sleeve
less jndincr dress asicrts itself a?
the ideal nuxJcl. A number of at
tractive fabrics may be used singly
or in ensemble effect in the develop
ment of this dress, which i> nude
with a separate front-closing blouse
A collar and cutTi of sell-material
triin iiic blouse, and the dress, which
oprus down tin- front, is trimmed
with buttons. Medium size requires
3}J yards 36-inch inatctial for the
dress and 1Ml yard for the blouse.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 135?Sizes. 34 to 50 iucitcs bust. Price
40 cents,
T A M v .r'a iis* -
"THE TORPEDO
Tho
You sore will, if you are a Tor• pedo Citizen.
**
.
,
- First, make your noise and make
h loud and dear.
.
If your Congressman pays no at
tention, then go into action.
You know how much that kind of
a Congressman is worth to you at
.Washington, don’t you?* * '
AH right, then, let somebody get
hurt
.
Of course; the tadpole will keep
on sleeping.
SAVE
Vari-Colored Evening
Wear now Men’s Style
( n r T h e A aaM lated P r f w l
LONDON, Feb. 20.—Evening
dress for men of'purple, jndc,
green, orange nnd royal blue soon
will set n new fashion note in Lon
don if Chelsea artists succeed in
putting aver a sartorial ravolution
which Is planned with the object of !
brightening up London. A sort of j
corybantic roce:v.:on around the. !
omas Car'vjf* on th" |
Chescn Empankment will be staged
a t an early date to popularize >.iiu
Innovation, according to the artists’
plans.
C. R. W. Ncvcnson, well known
artist, wns invited to join the dem
onstration. He wrote the commit
tee in charge:
"It would bo indeed a great event
if the majority of artists got new
suits of any kind. Thnt In itself
wouI', ,MJ n roVolutlon "
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m
L u d e n d o riT s
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MARKETS
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!'■MADE
(n r Tits Au m Ii IH Press)
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.—Wheat;
May, 110H to «A; July, 110%.
Com: May, 80% to 81.
NEW ORLEANS: March 28.65.
May 28.48.
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RI N h |i
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A "*°
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THEATRE
1 *1? 4 J) * 4
t
“All at Sea”
GRAIN
MIXED
Also Stetson University
chestra.
Or-
Curtnin at 8 o’clock
Prices: 50c, 75c nnd $1.00. Tnx
paid.
Wednesday: Dorothy Phillips
in "Slander the Woman."
Thursday: ((ringing up Father.
Seats at R. C. Bower’s.
AND
SUPPLY CO.
Phono 530
J no. W. 8oted|
Myrtle Are. and 4th St.
,
T r i a l
‘YOUR MONEY BACK IF T0U|
. ARE NOT SATISFIED."
Has Begun In Munich
( H r Tfce A w o r l a t n l P r t u l
MUNICH. Feb. 20.—Snnruinnry
events of last November became
the tonic of intense public inter
est today with tho opening of tho
trinl of former Field Marshall Luclondorff and his nine assistants,
for their pnrt in the unsuccessful
attempt to overthrow the govern
ment. Reports nre current that
many witnesses will not nppear
against defendants on plcns of
illness.
MAKYOmiMSTOaaYDMNWl
IN Ireland, they still point to the place where Sir Walter
Raleigh planted the potatoes he brought with him from
America. The venturous knight was much impressed
with the edible qualities of potatoes and touted them
highly to his friends. But in spite of his efforts to popu
larize the spud, it was half a century or more before it
became an article of general consumption abroad.
Announces Consolidation with
'
Sanford
Mortgage• . Loanc Co.
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of Sanford, Florida.
:
t
Advertisers Deserve Your Support
Patronize Them
Seminole County Abstract Co. ■
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Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for J
abstract workleft at our office, No. 109Pork Avenue, will re- ■
eeive prompt and courteous attention.
r
iM P iu iiR M im ia u i
. “ “ FEED
Betna tn 05%Onto Ration, is the
nomical. at wtll a t the best balanced
^how fad on the nurfctt.
Sir Walter and the Spud
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FEEDS!
SANFORD FEED
By the same means American manufacturers—through
advertising—are putting within your reach many of the
boons of modern life. Without advertising, we would
lack many of the comforts and conveniences that go to
make life what it is in this year of grace.
Advertising keeps your information up-lo-snuff on
every article of human need, whether it be food, cloth
ing, articles of household utility, necessities or luxuries.
Presented by Stetson Univer
sity5Glee Clubs
|
good
for Han
Today, a new food product becomes nationally known
almost overnight. Modern methods of distribution
quickly place it in thousands of stores. Advertising tells
the public about it in the newspapers. People try it, like
it, and shortly it is in general use throughout the coun
try.
....Today....
AN ACCEPTED MODE
1
Paris takes a smart material and!
tucks a part of it in block or stripe.
Ieffect, then combines it with the rc* j
inaining untucked material to nuke;
a very prettty decorative scheme and
nne that closely resembles many of
the season’s most expensive fabrics.'
The tucked idea is carried out or
this model, copied from an original!
developed in leather-brown flamingo,)
The fronts arc uiidcrfarcd and rolled
with the convertible crdlar, which is,!
ucked to make the harmony of the '
rimming complete. Medium size rc -1
piirrs 3 yards 54-inch material.
Pictorial Review Dress No. 1383.
Sizes. 34 to 48 inches bust. Price,
15 cents.
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<>•' s o
W e
A re
V
Dirccoti.
Francis t.’nrric MacMahon, Dra
matic Director.
Sarah MacMahon. Director of
Dancing.
Orrhestra.
Donald Faulkner ....... Conductor
1st. Violins—Mi mi am Munn, Char
les Wax, Donald Kaukncr, Mary
Markio, Dorothy Douglass.
2nd Violins—Alone Lynck, Martha
McConnell, Zenith Arin.sttong,
Marie Kork.
Violas—Elizabeth Itrown, Jc/na■ than Caldwell.
Violoncello—Gale Huntington.
iss Viol—PAIbert Huntington.
utc—Philip Caldwell.
Clarinets—Dana Fuulknor, John
Rosa, Laurel Armstrong.
Cornets—D. E. Miner, W. II. Col
lier.
Horn—John Pixley.
Trombone—George Ackroyd.
Traps—F.verett Stradley.
Piano—Eleanor Meeks.
t l f SamMUtfS Pi
CITY, Feb. 26.
LAKEr’ A N rT T u '*
(■•41 m V ..At__ a. - . *
Isky runner* nnd other motorotor- Martin
Luther Paddock
boat owncra were busy at sea Sun- of f i m n , O., is dead i, n*t
day plcjiing bananas. Thousands a residence Jn Lakeland
'
9f bunchos
fru it were Jattf- He was born 8opt. 25 nuJ#
toned from the stranded Atlantic
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F.....................
ruit ‘Company steamship
Amelia J”1
on the Littlo Beach Shoals and r „i
the small craft hovered about ■II ^throughout thp etvil WnJ^
day retrieving them.
The wrecking tug Resolute is
stlU standing by, and when ttfo
Begin Play In Ti
vessel has been relieved of as much
weight os possible will endeavor to
haul
it off« tho
sand.
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f a - j S w , of I f f .
SEEKING RECALL
S K i.A w jK W l U am i,
Hr Ta* a m m ih h r r t« s
arrived here and begun the tk!
WE8T PALM BEACH. Feb. 26. Ing out process.
sq^dU ?,
—A petition has been filed with
tho city clerk seeking the recall for
City Commissioner J. M. Billings.
Grounds given for his removal
specify thnt ha “is not qualified to
act as a commissioner” of this city;
that he "Js narrow-minded and
obstinate" to such an extent‘as to
IneapkUntc him for the propef
ncrfomianco of his duties; th a t he
bos shoym favoritism to political
supporters, atul that he "colluded
r * o u b i f nr
with two other city commissioners,
to place an Incinerator to the detri c i t .t . i m a k i n g ,1
ment of valuable residence prop
erty.
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iftXiNTIC
THfe TORPEDO GETS BUSY WHILE THE
IR B M
�President
John Leonard!, Sanford
r*t -Vice-President
Ender Curlctt, Geneva
nd Vice-President
B, G. Smith, Oveido
t Structure Is
ect Presented
M iss Zachary
By Mary Znchary)
ng to the physical structure
8 meat tissue, the various
differ in tenderness and flnThe muscles arc composed of
thread-like fibers, varying In
and size, and held togethstringy connective tissues,
fibers are developed by age
exercise. The muscles which
animal has exercised least n at
ure more tender, but have
uvor, and those exercised
dre less tender, but have
flavor. The reason for thin
t the exercise which strenghfnuscilo develops at the same
the so-called "cxtracitvcs,"
give meat its savory flavor,
explains why snuccs or sca
urs arc sometimes added to
like the tenderloins, while the
ik is used to provide juices for
Nurse’s Schedule
Federation of Women’s Clubs Meeting
Schedule for week beginning
Feb. 23.
Monday, Feb. 23—Monthly
school visit to Osceola and
Geneva.
Tuesday—Monthly visit to
Chuluotn and I-nko Mary.
Wednesday—School
inspec
tions Grammar School, San
ford.
Thunday—School
inspec
tions, Grammar School, San
ford.
F rd ijy —School
inspections,
Grammar School, Sanford.
Saturday—Office:
Office—Third floor Court
House.
Office Hours—4:30 to 5:30,
daily,
Saturdays—8:30 n. m. to 5:30
p. m.
The above schedule subject
to change without notice.
The Federation of the Woman's not n county in this .-state had a
Clubs of Seminole county was en Public Health Officer. Every
tertained by the Lcngwood Longue thing possible should ba done in
on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the li- every town for the betterment of
brnry,
health conditions, such no Idlingi
After dinner was served the the bog holer, and sanitary condlmeeting was called to order iy tio n s around
the homes and
the president, Mrs. John Leonard!.1strects. This county has mure
The renoit of the Inst meeting pmks than any other in the state,
. . the wh|c!, iH a j-ront stcp in the right.
held a t Sanford v.as read. by
secretary, Mrs. Mallard.
direction.
Hr. Hornes, a representative of
Aft-jr n hearty />Pl''n“ j'e ...Ur.
the Public Health Work, being B«n:es, Mrs. Curlctt and M *s
present, also Mrs. Curlctt, wL* Umulmy retired nad th. regular
has charge of the Child Welfare bu-aresa ronUnucd.
work,
was
voted
la
rt"!,"r
-‘ n> t c ! m w m !
w
o r K t it
it w
ns u
m p u
«» suspend
: i s p u n u the
iij" *_
: *.
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. . .l ’
regular busine: s until after h e a r - ; ‘ ubl’.c llc .Ka ?on m j ' . . ' j
ing from them, and the county *h-.t ■ !0O had bee,a received «»‘l
Daily Fashion Hint
teat animals vary as to breed,
sex, size and condition. This
.rally results In diff"- nt
*s of meat. The house .*nvrho feels that the prices she
iya for certain cuts of meat, such
1 'steaks, chops and t'aasts, are
ttvely highely, docs not underad the reasons for such prices,
ll®'first place the beef animat
' only n little more than half
Ijve weight in dressed^meet.
' the dealer divides the' ment
^ re ta il cuts, he must trim off
jjfirorplus fat and remove some
_ the none.
Another factor which enters into
selling price is the great de“ for the So-called “choice i
In beef these are the sirrterhnuse and club steaks
prime rib meats. They nverI IVtCTCSlAV
' only about ono-qunrter of the
lu ur.viE*/
".dressed weight, but usually
"MX m ‘i
■"ns much in price ns the othhree-qunrtera of the dressed
total. This means that the cuts,
•ket, shin, neck nnd schouider
in g less per pound than the over
coat nt wholesale of the whole AN EXQUISITE COAT-DRESS
JBK ,
In. order that the demand for Tlic long-slccvcd side-closing croti“may be more evenly distrih- dnss i* typically Parisian, and here
ted'bver the whole meat nninnl, Is an exquisite model in brown cos
He housekeeper should be careful tume broadcloth, trimmed with beige
to plan meals that frequently in- caracul collar nnd cuffs. Tlic ril*
ludo these lower priced cut*. The !hincite is tubular, since tin* dress
the Inst word in style, and
Utntlvp value of these cuts is expresses
string belt fastens at one side,
Jallvely just as high ns that of ibe
li preferred, one of tlic fur cloth*
nnd rib cuts, so thnt to use may
for the trimming in
Itose is indeed the economy from stead beofused
genuine
peltry. Medium
every standpoint.
size requires J>* yards 51-iticlt mate
Some suggestions for using the rial, and H yard fur cloth.
lower priced cuts and also the icPictorial Review Dress No. I/O').
cipcs will be given in the next a rti Sizes, 34 to SO inches best. Price
cle on meats.
45 cents.
if ©
“Hounded” For vIJartr
In-Snow" Girl’s TSeath
Lusic Student Dies
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I t t r Tin* %■>«■>«• Infi-il I ' r r . o )
NEW YORK, Feb. 27—The po
lice received word Wednesday from
the Newark, N. J„ police that JosFlcming of this city, had
fitted snide there because
:*'he wns being hounded" in con
nection with the sensational murjof Louise Lawson, music xtnt in her fashionable apartment
rc.
IAt Fleming's home here, it was
j^I ho hud formerly been employ©
1 ns a bartender in a Nw York
tx;TT74\M.
otl. According to tho coinmunU'ieation, Fleming asserted he was
n ib
Jfjtjerazod Iteenuso of the activities of
police.
.Mbs Lawson, who came to New
from Texas, was found dead
er studio apartment. She had
’"been gagged and bound. The po
lice' learned that two men, repre A LITTI.F. DINNER rtlO nC
senting thcmslvs as bootlggers,
had ntcre dher apartment, two
hours before her bod ywas found,
Np definite clues have ever been
developed.
The polic said thy hail never
heard of Fleming’s name in con
niption with their investigations.
ivitli deep culTi if ilzsired. Dnpcd
over the skirt i> a gathered tunic
DEFEAT BELGIAN
ihat fall* in a deep point at one vide.
yards Jo
GOVERNMENT Medium size rcqittus
int'll material.
•r
BRUSSELS, Feb. 27.—The Bel Pictorial Review Dress No. 17%,
gian government was defeated in Size*; 3i to 45 indies bud. Price,
the chamber of deputies today by 15 cents.
n vole of 95 to Til on tho France*
Belgian convention.
Hudson Maxim says the VoL
s'.taii Act prohibits tea and coffee.
How nice to learn it prohibits
something.
.THAT
PRESSING
v
•He e d
*»
Did you ever notice that
often you need a certain
thing or a certain person at
n certain time?
The need is urgent, press
ing and must be met at
once if you would accom
plish the end you have in
view.
Whenever you find your
self up against such u sit
uation, do not fret and scold
and Complain—for there are
ways provided tr» meet just
such emergencies—they a rL.
Herald WANT ADS.
The next time you need
extra help quick; you must
have expert assistance at
once—or you must immedi
ately sell something you
have.
Try tho service of Herald
WANT ADS and be con
vinced.
To reach ail tho people
effectively — leave
your
Want Ad at The Herald Of
fice. I’lione us to Bend for
it or phone it to the Wunt
Ad Department.
PHONE 148
Clubs
Seminole County Federation o f
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t
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n r.tn i tii fftrUi* 1*111 it JUV!lV.
find* many children whoso tonsils j
Blorbmnn nnd Mrs. Ezelt;
and eyes need looking after but . {c ,vork,,r.!f to he present,
their pnrents nre too poor to do . committee of eight wni apit and she is trying to work up , tc,, t(, niake necessary plane
a fund to care for such, the coun(j j p n p r .
ty nurse is a very busy woman, Tf, ; [>iri| committee reported
and needs n telephone very much. that Sanford nnd Altamonte had
She reported that out of 934 chil been made biid sanctuaries.
dren examined 879 were found ^de
Social work committee leportficient, and appalling condition.
Out of 208 were who had hook
The financial report of Child
worm 170 were positive. Surely Welfare Work showed that *1,there is a great need ’o f some 718.12 was spent last year up to
thing being done to allay these March nnd this year 5-1,516.05 to
difficulties.
santo time.
Dr. Barnes sr.id that last year
The committee on Publicity
there were 20,000 in the minor W >rk urgently requested the asof club nicnib?rs by . eiul*
health crusade and 50,000 this
items- —for .printing
,year.
---- The
— assoc:tninn which he mg in ------ in tne
represent* has to look after th e »Sr.nf«>rH Herald on the page given
health of 150,000 school children, to club work.
Ami n very large amount of I A voto of thanks was extended
clinical work must be clone each t o Longwood I eniyue for its kind
yenr.
1hospitalityThe Christmas seals sent o u t! Thus closed a very pleasant
for sale on practically their only; meeting, 10 being present from
sotfrcc of income.
three clubs, Sanford, G eneva'and
He said ns far as he could learn I.ongwood.
Report Of County
Nurse
School visits ....................... jjl
Home visits .............. ...........$103
Inspections of school- chil
dren ................................. 034
Defective children in school 875)
Corrections r.ecured -------- 193
Monthly weights of children
on tegular return visit 1421)
F irst’ aid treatments ad
ministered ......
11
Letters written ...».............
Cards ..........- ......—...... ..
Hookworm specimens ob
tained ............................... 185
Treatments given ................ 30
Interview with physician*.... 20
Interviews with others —.... 04
Talks to clubs .................. 8
'bulks to school children on
health ,,,,, . * .a,
a•••«••••**•aa* 30
Literature distributed ....... 201
office consultations .......... 47
Home secured for child in At
lanta.
Home scented for feeble mind
ed child in Ganesvllle.
PROPOSE 1,000 ROOM HOTEL
MIAMI, Feb. 27.—Negotiations
are under way for n site here upon
which to locate a 1,000-rnom hotel,
acco rding to Frank G. Shatttuek,
of New York and Boston, one of
these behind the project. He stated
however, that it probably will not
be built this year on account of
pressing business in the cast.
SECURED RELIEF THROUGH
I'OLEY PILLS
John R. Gordon, Danville. III.,
writes: “I have suffered with kid
ney trouble five yenrs; could not
sh-op nt night and was always tir
ed. I was not strong and hard
work made my back ache. I got
Mime FOLEY PILLS and after n
few treatments I felt better and
could work with more ease, be
came stronger and could sleep bet
ter." FOLEY PILLS nre a diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys, mnko
them more active. Get a bottle
Geneva Community Club Meeting’
Wheeless & Welsh
F. P. RINES
B atteries
SEMINOLE COUNTY FED .. ..
303
Monday—Mnrch 3rd. Month
Mrs. Porter Wakefield, Pres.
Friday afternoon, Feb. 22, Social ly school visit South Side Pri
Circle No. three of the Community mary, Sanford.
Is the Phone Number
Tuesday—March 4, inspec
Club of Geneva entertained with
tions,
Grammar
School,
San
a George Washington Silver Ten
with n splendid attendance! of the ford.
Wednesday—March 5, month
community, nt the home of Mrs.
ly school visit Paola and Ovie
Parker.
Is the paint we sell.
Those receiving the guests were do.
Th* b*it
Thursday—Mnreh 0, school
Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Quirk. Mrs.
Paint
money can buy.
Daniel, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs. William Inspection, Grammar School,
Kilbie and Mrs. Hugh McLain. A Sanford.
Friday—March 7, school in
patriotic program was given. The
Grammar School,
opening was the singing of “Amer spections,
ica" by the audience followed by Sanford.
Saturday—March 8, office.
various selections depicting the
Office—Third
/floor Court
life of Washington. Each hostess
giving a pnrt of his life; then the House.
Office Hours 4:30 to 5:30
:ue»t read an event of his life foldaily.
owed by a unique contest of
Saturdays 8:30 n. m. to 5:30
things Washington never snw.
m.
Miss Clara Hnrrlson the wlnnsr p. Tlic
above schedule subject to
was presented with a beautiful
Across from express office.
hoquet of American Beauty roses chnnge without notice.
H. A. Halverson, Prop.
tied with pink tulle.
Towards the close of the after
noon’s program the guests were in
vited into tile dining room where n
George Washington luncheon wns
so-wed nnd completed with a d e - 'l
licious Martha Washington cake. jM
Little hatchets with cherries were 1
Announces Consolidation with
the favors. The rooms were dec- J
orated with greens nnd white g
orange blossoms, the club colors ■
Sanford Mortgage Loan Co.
nnd symbols; the dining room in {J
red nnd green nnd a cherry w ithig
of Sanford, Florida.
cherries graced tho dining room g
tnble. Every guest pronounced it g Until our complete plnnt can be moved to Snnford, orders for ■
a lovely party.
abstract work left nt our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will rc- ~
eeivc prompt nnd courteous attention.
Wooster College student is let
ting ids whiskers grow until the
team wins. This is ui3i* a fine leap s a a in iin a H B M H B g g H B a H a a B H U H H H H M iig g g g M g ig ^
year precaution.
SUNPROOF
Sanford Paint
Store
?
Sem inole C ounty Abstract Co.
Sanford Loan & Savings Company
( I.X ra i’O IIA T F.II)
Capital $100,000.00
The Community ( lub of Geneva - the club house v. cre under way and
held its regular weekly meeting at hint things would be ready to
WE LOAN .MONEY TO SALARIED PEOPLE A N D WAGE EARNERS
the home of Mr*, li. H. t’ntlshall,! start building in a few days.
ON MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN. W E DISCOUNT ALL KINDS OF
Vulcanizing Shop
Monday, with the president. Mrs., Mrs. Parker, chairman of the
social committee reported a nice
GOOD INSTALLMENT PAPERS.
Porter Wakefield in the chair.
The cemetery committee oT snm raised by the George Wash t'or. Oak Avenue and Third Street
which Mr*. II. II. Pattishull is the ington Silver Tea.
The club will put on fo r its
chairman reported thnt nil collect
SIX PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS
ions were in and that they were building fund the play “ Twelve
OILS-GAS
Old
Maids.”
Tho
Oviedo
woman’s
being used to keep the cemetery
in good condition. Mrs. I’attishnll dub will come over and givo the Exclusive Agents for Fisk
The Officers of this Institution are under $50,000.00 Surety Ilond
is doing splendid work as chair play Thursday week.
A
report
was
given
of
the
Sec
Tires
and
Tubes
man of this committee.
Mrs. Dirkson reported thnt she tional meeting at Kadis by 1Mrs.
F. W. PLEDGER, President
209 Magnolia A \e .
G. E. McCALL, Manage
•was urging the people of Geneva T. J. McLain.
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plant more trees and flowers of all in „ |JirR(3 basket a n d after a I nrlvuricties.
J tides are displayed the members
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Sketch of Mi*s. Florence Clark.
OFFICIALS HELD
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general since its orgjtnk'.ation 25
years ago and was one of the aux AIRSHIP ESCAPE
iliary charter members.
By Mrs. It. A. Tcrheune.
Mrs. Florence Clark, president
She was one of the 200 girls in
white organized by Mrs. Aloxander, mother oi the National Auxiliary, who formed triumphal arch
under which the returning soldiers
of '98 passed upon their return to
Cleveland, Ohio.
She was four
times president of Manilla Auxil
iary (pioneer auxiliary) of Cleve
land; presiding judge at the deeti.iii't t i«at li, f Im.i. 1111 ■■*4 i'inii«s!»■(,*1111You
|j,.n|,y Exonerates All of Any
i;jamc in Connection With E.scape of Shenandoah From
Moorings,
WASHINGTON, IYb. 27—All
officers, enlisted men and civilian
employees at the Lakehurst naval
station were licld blameless in
the ease of the giant dirigible 1
Shenandoah, which broke loose *t
tion to her remarkable ability as ,jay |,v
an executive olfical silo has most Denby."
unusual personal charm.
Mrs. Tlic"report said:
Ulark is now making a tour of the "Kvery officer, enlisted man nnd ■
southern states and announced that civilian employee on board and at ■
Horidu is the first of thu southern the station performed bis duties'n
states to form a department and to the best of his abilty, and there u
etie was well ph ased witii the work is no blnnio or censure reeling up- JJ
of liiu Col.
Theodore Roosevelt on any one connected with this 11
Auxiliary. Since coming into pf-1 emergency.”
a
five Mrs. Clark lut.s inaugurated a
q|u. hoard found, however, thnt
Council of Veterans and Auxiliar greater safety will result if tho
ies in Ohio to plan the work and connections on tho Shenandoah's
social events of the veterans.
mooring mast shall have one weak
She wua unnnimouly elected link to permit tlic* ship to get loose
president general at the Chatta intact in storms.
nooga convention in September,
10-Day
Captain Frank Lyon, Comman
1923 and will visit every auxiliary der ltobret W. CabanisM and Lieuthroughout the states during her ter.mt Lucian M. Grant, all of
administration.
Philadelphia, who constituted the
* The Auxiliary lias 22,DUO mem board of investigation, included in
bers and Mrs. Clark has added 11 their report the following opinion:
[new auxiliaries since her inception
“That the design of the ship
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into
office. From Sanford Sira, and connections to the mooring
Clark will go to West Palm Peach mast should be such that the conteii to Miami, Daytona and she has nertionx to the mast should give
already visited Hanford.
way before _the ship is damaged.
This is believed to be best accomNow On At
SI’ANIHII AMhlMt
by iiuirviiiij
making the
connection
f AN M Alt
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'1* hed‘ u.r
n»c vviiiP
tllwll jj
\ h i KUANS ALA, NOTES between the mooring cone am! the a
Mi l R. A. TVrht'une ha* been up- nut-riggci* cm the noue cap tho EJ
pointed
lintod National Aide on the staff weakest link, and so arranged
j«
range. that M
105 Palmetto Are. and
of the President General during these parts cannot jamb and be n
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her visit to Sanford. This makes come stronger than desired."
1113 Sanford Ave.
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Mrs. Terheun one of the national
M
off icers and is an unusual honor.
n
A WORLD HEATER'
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Sanford auxiliary feels justly grat
a
ified.
"FOLEY’S Cough Medicine it a
During Mrs. Clark's visit to ‘World Heater* for speedy relief,’’ ’JJ
Florida she will install the officers writes Hilton A. Lyre, 200 Evans m
in tile Florida department as well Avenue, Evansville, Ind. “Last a
as organize it.
month 1 was down with a severe rj
cohi, and getting worse, I bought a n
The very b est Cattery is an
AN EXHILARATING EFFECT bottle of FOLEYS HONEY AND
A bottle of llcrbine on the shelf TAR COMPOUND, and the next
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a t home is like having u doctor in night was* well and O. K." If you
the house nil the time, It gives 1 want a quick, reliable remedy fer
instant relief when the digestion coughs, colds and hoarseness in
We re-diurtfe and repair all gets out of order or the bowels sist upon FOLEY’S HONEY AND
fail to act. One or two doses is TAR COMPOUND. It has nil the
makes o f Batteries
all that is necessary to start things curative qualities of pine tar ami
moving and restore th at fine feel honey. Sold everywhere.
of exhilaration and buoyancy
RAY BROTHERS ing
of spirits which belongs only to
Plans for establishing an an
_ , , perfect health. Price 00c. Sold by nual national deficit nre under
Phono filfiSanford all leading druggists.
wav.
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wants. He is the one who realizes the great value of ad
vertising* when it conies to the important business of *
spending* his hard-earned money.
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The well-informed shopper always has the advantage
when it comes to stretching the dollars. And you can’t
possibly be up-to-date on the shopping news unless you
.make a practice of reading the advertisements.
The advertisements show you how to save money—and
steps—and time. Watch them carefully.
Anything that increases your purchasing power is work
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�HOW TO BUILD 23 RIBBONS ARE EVERT TRUE—
CHICKEN HOUSE WON BY 15 COWS
I S DESCRIBED AT TAMPA PAIR
By CONDO
Poultry Houses Cat! Be Moved Cattle Belonged to Department of
Animal Induatrv at Uni
FroM One Place to Another Is
versity or Florida
Given By Shoemaker
Twenty-three ribbons were wor.
By Seth W. Shoemaker,
16 cattle at the recent South
Director, School of Agriculture, by
Florida fair in Tampa. Three of
International Correspondence
them wore for grand champion
ships. Eighteen were firsts, and
Schools, Scranton, Pn.
In orchards and around country two were seconds.
The cattle belong to nnd wns
homes, it is sometimes desirable entered
by the Department of Ani
to havo a poultry house that can mal Industry of the Florida Ex
The grand
be moved from one place to an periment- Station.
other. Such a house must neces championships were for the best
hull, the best HoUtcIn* v e c c , R»r , v u . T e c s Y o u , m r , a l c s m , '
sarily be smnll and must be con Jersey
Friesinn bul land best Jersey cow.
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A T 1 H 0 w e-S T O < TM\mk You OUC>MT T o D o
structed so that it will not be seri
John M. Scott, who is head of
«it h Y o u r v c r s c ; y o u o u s m t t o
this department, attended the fair
ously racked in tho moving.
The accompanying illustration nhd brought back the ribbotis won
shown an A shaped colony house by tho herd under his charge. He
built on runners mude of ouk has displayed them with consider
planka two inches thick and 12 able pride. Many congratulations
inches'wide set oh edge. If pine or have been received by him nml tin
hemlock runners are used, they Experiment Station.
Investigation revenls the fact
should be 2W inches thick. Run
ners must be quite strong as the
tinre Weight of the house rests on
Apex Movable Colony House,
them and there is also consider
able strain on them when moving showing construction,
cheapest kind of lumber dressed
the house from place to place.
The base frame, a, is made of on one side and laid with the
2x4 inch scantlings and is from 12 HTi.ooth side in. The sheathing is
inches to 24 inches high above the then covered with one of the many
Y es.
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floor, according to the required kinds of roofing pnper on tho
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height of the entire building.
In some cases the frame is made
F l f t C *,*.
Above the base frame is an apex
frame, b, which is also made of so th a t the entire house can bu
2x4 inch scantlings and is built covered with heavy roofing paper.
to an Inside height of 5 feet above To do this the uprigiittt and crovtt
bases should be set to correspond
the base frame.
The floor of the house, which is with the width of the roofing
8 feet square, is built of tongued paper used.
Tho interjor of the house is fur
and grooved boards strongly fas
nished
with dropping hoards,
tened to the runn-rs.
roosts nnd nest boxes on both
The frame is sheathed with the sides when it is used for laying
hens.
When houses nre to be moved, it
is necessary to use some motive
rower that is equal to the tnsk nnd
thnt will not cause damage to the
building because of quick j'erks
and Mturt.s.
A single horse may bn used for
the smaller houses, but several
may be required to move a larger
ON THE HOME GROUNDS
one. Rings or hooks should be
fastened tu the runners or holes
made through them to provide n
Every homo should be tied to ishrubbery and beautify their home
strong hitch for the chains or
hooks used in haulin.r. It is neces the earth by means of shrubbery, groumli are public benefactore,
sary th at the hitch be substantial trees, flowers urn! grass. Tier because such beauty cun not be hid
so it will stand the strain of mov
house itself is only the background from the puhlic, out is open and
ing.
free for u.iyoho to view ns often
To assist in this * strong rope | of the picture. To complete tho ns
they mny wish. For Hint rea
painting
and
make
the
picture
a
mny be wound around the house. |
son.
persons who plant trees nnd
resting low against the rear nnd real one, the proper planting of
and chi.age tho home
only high enough in front for tho the ground is jur.t ns necessary a* shrubbery
from n bare unattractive place to
height of the team. It is nlways paint is to artists when putting one
of beauty is in every sense of
better to have an excess of power it on n canvas.
A home cannot he beautiful un the word, u public benefactor.
rather than not enough.
less the grounds are improved with Shrubbery Remakes Appearance of
A Home
trees, shrubbery,
flowers laud
More nhd'ftto'rvi'of our people are
grass. K matters not how ex
pensive and elnborntoly the house realizing that the making of
Is built, other things nre necessary money in not tho sole object in
in order to tunke it a beautiful life. As important as it is, there
is no use of one making it the
place.
Those who plant trees and sole object. Let it play its part,
but don’t let it crowd out nil the
other finer things of life, such as
that this present high-grade dairy- the appreciation of beauty. Beau
herd comes somewhat within the tiful home ground., la something
P r e v e n t s d ia r r h o e a - “self-made” group. Two Jersey- that nil of us mny have, whether
nml a shorthorn hull, all
ft*
S a v e s e v e r y '" c h ic k s cows
mire-breds, and 10 grade cows, in
hcrjiodct
M a k e s th e m , f t r o w - M g;
1000, wore driven from the old
agricultural college a t Lake City
to the n*w university at Gaines
ville. Thnt wo- 'ho boH n-’n<t might be said, of tho herd which
has just achieved this notable fen'
at Tntunn,
The herd hnn been built up by
enreful work under tho personal
direction of Profi.ssor Scott, who
has not hrn! the help of apecH!
legislative nppropi'intions. Aa a
’atter of fact, th !n herd has
financially maintained itself from
the beginning, except for an oc
casional nnimul giv-n as a gift oy
some public-spirited citizen.
The moher and grnndmnther of
the grand champion Jersey cow
and the mother of the grand chum ■
tdon .Tersev bull, were raised nml
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FEED
by the Experiment Station.
Elm Avenue and Commercial Street----------------------- Phone 9-* bred
And this indicates that good .stock
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rich or poor, or have Bmall or Inrgn rather than something stuck on it.
grounds, because it does not taka Never plant shrubbery in straight
n largo amount of money for tines. Put it in masses or clamps
enough trcc*3 nml nli: uobery to re and In irregular shapes. Try to
make the appearance of the home. approach nature’s method of
Every person who improve.* his
homo srounds with trees, shrub- planting as nearly ns possible.
bery, flowers and grass influences Straight lines of shrubbery can
others to do likewise. There is not best servo the purpose of
something about it Hint ic catch beautifying the grounds nnd there
ing. When u neighbor sees hit.'
friend remake the nppcurnnco of fore should never be planted in
his home by properly planting the this way.
grounds, it outumacitcally crcatss
Neither should individual speci
a desire on his putt to improve mens of shrubbery be planted
his own grounds. It Is like the about tho grounds. Remember
snowball that is started down the that it should always be in musses
hill, the further it goes the bigger Neither should it be planted in the
it gets. Therefore let those who middle of the grounds, but m> next,
improve and plan: tho home to the foundation of the budding,
grounds do the best job possible, near
nenr the border of
or the lawn, in
rot only for the sake of his own 1the angles created by the walks
place but for the effivr jt w'tllhnvj nnd driveways, nnd near trees,
on others doing this kind of work. Those general principles should be
I’.'ant Close to House Fonndr.tiun kept in mind in locuting shrubbery
Shrubbery should ac, ns a gen- on the homo grounds, because one
cral rule, pinntod up close to the can make the place appear rather
foundation of the house, pnrtlcu- odd by improperly locating the
Irrly iti front nnd around uie two ahrubbery.
sides. By planting It next to t h
o
------------------------foundation it has Uie effect of
Women are entering ail branches
tieing the house to the ground, of business, fn New York, one
g'vlnr the house the appearance wan arrested for crooked dealing
of being n part of the picture, in Wall Street.
FOR HOME AND STABLE
Tho
extraordinary Borozone
treatment for flesh wounds, cuts,
sores, galls, burns and scalds is
just as effective in the stable as
in the home. Horse flesh heals
with remarkable speed under its
powerful influence. The treatment
is the same for animals as for hu
mans. First wash out infectious
germs with liquid Borozone, and
the Dorozonc Powder completes
the healing process. Price (liquid)
30c, 60c nnd $1.20. Powder 30c and
60c. Sold by all Icndnig druggists.
K. A. Farm-1),
AND
>3 SUPPLY COi
HORSE /
Phone 639
Jno. W.
Myrtle Ave. and 4th 8U
i YOUR MONEY BACK FF
ARE NOT SATISFIED."
E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY Inc
■is
Offices New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Colum- £
f bus, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, Jacksonville, Detroit, Toronto, | :
J Cnnnda. List your property with us and receive tho benefit of ■
a an advertising campaign covering tho United States nnd Can- ■
a “da. No charge or obligation. Listing agreement lenves you “
g ' free to sell yourself or list with other agencies.
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When and Where To Plant Trees and
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Not lea 1* h« retry given d
Parnell, of Remlnole Coni
Ida. trading as Oviedo I
Co., hoe made an assignat
of his real and personal
except such as la tfemp
from forced sate, to n a
benefit of all of hl.i creqj
nil credltnra of the said I
nell, are hereby require*
sixty days. If such credit!
In this .State, ar If beyond
Its of this State, will
months, to submit to ra*
statements of their claim
said nsslxnor.
Dated this Aral day of I
AsalKtier for benefit of ert
MAKEHOUR m STOCK MY M M
ALGRAIN HORSE FQ
B d M in flS t Crain Ration M th# MM
npmfcal. as well as th r brtt btltftcrt
horn fttd on thr market.
Electric Aluminum
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PHONE 8
REDCOMBCHICK S tlM E R ffS ^ S ? :
L o c a t e d w i t h i n T l |I r t y * s i x H o u r s o r l e s s
o f T w o - t ! |i r d s t h e P o p u l a t i o n
tty e N a tio n
Two-thirds the population of the‘United States may. reach Florida in thirty-six
hours or less.
More than 70,000,000 people live in *states '-.from. which -comfortable passenger
trains run to Florida in not more than one day and two-nights.
Fast refrigerator and other freight service carries Florida’s fruits, vegetables
and other products to the same population in'but a few hours more.
W ater preferential rates from Florida apply*
to all Atlantic Coast cities. Preferential water
and rail rates are effective to alt points north
of the Ohio river. Florida is nearest to Cuba,
Central and South America of any state,
Steamship lines have regular sailings to
Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf coast porta, and numerous foreign countries. The const lino of
1,100 miles has greater length than th at of any
other state,-w ith excellent, harbors,
“ The Eyes of the W orld Drawn
To Florida W ith New Interest”
—BARRON COLLIER
Remember too, our Prices are Always Reasonable
usually a little lower than the other fellow.
A prominent figure In the advertising and financial
circles of the nation, Mr. Collier has become heavily
interested in Florida, concerning which he nays further:
"Hidden under the surface of n vaat and balmy land
peninsula is another Florida that we know but superAcially, with values In her boII scarcely yet employed.”
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Within tho borders of Florida thcr
of mum line railroad, fifty-six nnvigul
a combined length of more than 2,50(
excellent water transportation for li
The state has some 7,600 miles of ini
and about 2,600 miles additional are
The Florida Development Board, which is the State Chamber of Commerce,
a Tina‘partisan, non-profit organization, supported by banka, buaineit* men,
board* of trade and chamber* of commerce, will /umiak dependable and un
prejudiced inforn\r., '<>, about Florida, direct and through it* affiliated memberghip of local trade fc'.LYx. W ffif to it at Ike foUowtny address, or to any
of the advertiser^ in the pace below:
FLORIDA
See Exhibit* of
Florida Product*
and Rc*ource*
The moat complete inhibition of Florida products and r«*nurees ever
ntUniptrd will be .(Jilcil In MudUon Square (birden. New York, from
February U tb to 2Uh. Adjnt ’Ion only CO eenis.
Murj than a »«or« of counties a r . represented by exhibits llliulratlrui
th . w.slttr of p rc iiicU m within their burden. A number of commercial
and oilier private exhibitors uUo have apace.
�Good Highways of Great Value.
m o il
In
IT.no.
C ity
;Ile. Week/
R A T B ftt
Bln M onths is.GO
by C a rrie r p e r
E d itio n | I P e r
r N OTICE! A ll o b itu a r y
nla of th a n k s , re s o lu tio n s
of e n te r ta in m e n ts w h e re
are m ade, w ill be c h a rg e d
g u U f a d v e r tis in g ra te s .
1TU P. A SSOCIATED P R E S S
tA ssocinted P r e s s Is e x e lu a ^tltled to th e u se fo r repub*
of Ml
n e w s d ls p s te h e s
to It o r n o t o th e rw is e
In th is p a p e r und also th e
p u bllani
b lish ed h ere in .
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-P ubtlcatlon of special
herein a r e also rese rve d.
*DAY, FEBRUARY 28,1024
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
lied aro the pure in heart;
5Uwjr shall see Gal.—Matt. 0:8.
y o u O DEMOCRACY
As Brisbane Sees It
Too much cannot be said regarding the importance of The 11,000,000 F*c.
I roads to a community or to a state. The preaching of Legal Piracy Pay*.
the gospel of good roads m ust continue if Florida is to be* The French Debt Prolbetn.
come th e state it is destined to be. New emphasis should be Strawberries by Mall.
given th e subject and everything necessary should be done t o .
C o p y r i g h t , 1921
give every section of Florida the finest roads of the country. aFlorida is building roads on quite a large scale as corn*' MR. VV. G. McADOO, who re
In the race for President as
pared with road construction of ju s t a few years ago. Every mains
his friends expected him to do,
part of the state now seems to be realizing the value of paved says that he would have received
roads and wherever one goes he sees road gangs engaged in from Mr. Doheny a fee of Vino mil
building bridges and constructing highways. But still this lion dollars had he succeeded in
through certain legal
state has only begun to grow and each year will see startling enrrying
work in Mexico.
developments made. And as the cities and towns grow the Mr. McAdoo says th a t such a fee,
system of roads must be made better. While Florida roads with hundreds of millions involved,
are not all they should be they are doing much in bringing is not excessive. It is, propor
tionately, not big. If a lawyer
the sta te out of the sand on to a solid foundation.
saved you two or three hundred
Sanford can attribute a large share of its growth to the
.(act th at the city has a fine network o f paved streets. The
city commissioners have realized th e importance of good
streets and are making the city known for its fine asphalt
streets. Seminole county can attribute its continual growth
and prosperity to the line roads w hich lead to all sections.
Those responsible for the fine brick roads stretching out in all
directions have done much for the county.
B ut the construction of new roads is not all th at is neces
sary for the growth and development o f the state. Florida
has a habit of spending big am ounts o f money in building
roads and then forgetting to keep th o se roads in good con
dition. In some sections of this g rea t state are found high
ways th at at one time were good but which are now abomi
nable. Where there is heavy traffic roads deteriorate very
quickly and are soon made almost impassable.
L et good road construction continue until Florida has the
best system qf highways in the country' and becomes known
for its fine roads. But don’t allow th ose roads already made
to become neglected.
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dollars, you would gladly pay him
one dollar. In proportion to
amounts involved big fees are
smaller than little ones and big
fees are uctually paid, apart from
any political influence.
MRS. RUSSELL SAGE, who
used her husbands many millions
to establish n philanthropic or
ganisation, paid one lawyer |25lh000 merely for reading through
one paper nnd giving his opinion.
“That document is nil right.” His
opinion was worth that amount. It
happened th at this lawyer had
been a member of Theodore Roose
velt’s Cabinet but that had noth
ing to do with Mrs. Sage hiring
him.
Her Darling
DAN DOBB SAY?
Many arc being boiled i» .» .
the political teapot.
In oiI
The next thing to Dcmetn.i ^
lion is digging up K inglet? m° ‘
McAdoo’* friends have
that McAdool! do,
Vanderlip, it would
too much lip,
found
««ni, hi,
The Doctors of Lav/ in
L
ington nre doing a bit of prJ b“^
>• -Uii
Joe Kopsky has become a favor
ite slx-dny bicycle rider. Hi,
U almost impersonating an off*11?
Maughnn will try to flv
tho continent this June >ThiI
tho first case of spring fever
Two Los Angeles men ask
divorce because they do th >
Ing. This eame ou„ in the waij*
The third party is sni(| to ,
hopeful this year, while the othrv
two parties think three is a crowd!
Mr. Brace claims the woodchonplng championship of New Ene
I will make the continent
«m!. The champion log rollers of
fcdlssolublc,
the
world ore in Washington.
U Make the most splendid race
{he sun ever shone on.
BIGGER FEES than one million
Denmark's queen wer.t skatiroD make divine magnetic lands,
arc not unknown. Ask that able
nnd foil through tho ice.
the love of comrades,
young lawyer, Mr. Levy, of Stnnchwhnt is rotten in Denmark, the
7Wlth life-long love of contficld Si Levy, how much his firm
Ice,
c
’ lades.
got as n fee in the Marshall Field
will
ense
nnd
if
he
enres
to
give
3 * «
Teacher in Indiantnwn, Fla
‘ wUl iplant companionship thick
the figures, you will learn thnt it
says the earth Is flat, reminding
Ew is trees
was several times one million dol
us Yolivn hasn’t hau nay publicity
lars.
*
.
sgnrtl the rivers of America,
in a long time.
3
B and
Some people consider “ 13” a jin x while there are many
*
the shores of the great others who say it is a lucky number. Thirteen has played n
GREAT BRITAIN has more
London labor may opp<>*e vot
ikes, and
than one hundred and fifty ships
very
prominent
part
in
the
developments
of
the
Inst
few
gen
ing money to entertain kings but
engaged in American rum running.
'-all over the prairies.
we may continue voting money to
erations and has had a lot to do w ith the life o f the United The number has doubled in three
entertain grnftcra.
0 make inseparable cities with States.
months end far exceeds in number
nnd piofita the pirates that swept
their
America was discovered on the night of the thirteenth the seas in ancient days.
arms about each other’s necks,
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a a » iu n » R B a Q n » a m iia io iu iH » ia u a in i |
of the month.
By the love of comrades,
The owners of these ships be
3■
By the manly love of comcome rich in a few months nnd
T he republic originally consisted o f thirteen colonies.
H
rades.
work without danger. Their busi
The first oifical ling had thirteen stars nml thirteen ness is legal in Great Britain and Editor The Herald:
S
you these from me, O Democ
snys, must be borne by the ex-'n
racy, to
In your paper of yesterday service man for the next twenty *
they nre safe from attack by Am
ptripes.
3
you ma femme!
ericnn bouts while they keep (Fub. 20) appears an editorial— yenrs, it is passing strange how ^
T
he
American
Eagle
requires
thirteen
letters
to
spell
it,
you, for you I am trilling
twelve miles from our coast.
“Tile Bonus a Costly Gift.”
enthusiastic the ex-service man <s ‘r
■
as does also the motto, “E. Pluribus Unum.”
these songs.
So misleading, inaccurate und about assuming this burden. No,
■
■
—W alt Whitman. *
The first word to pass over th e trans-Atlantic cable
PRESIDENT COOL1DGE nsks contrary to the uctual facts are tho the reason is tnut there will be no
—Carelessness
■
thirteen millions for the Const statement!! made in this editorial added burden of taxution. The ex-jH
was transmitted on the thirteenth o f the month.
■
M for n greater Sanford I
Guard to deni with smugglers. The thnt I cannot allow It to go un service men know this; tho Legion ■g
The silver quarter is written all over w ith thirteen. authorities intercept five per cent challenged.
—Fire
i -------- o-------knows this; the Congress nnd Sen- ;■
■
.The (day Is coming when there Around the head of Liberty are thirteen stars; the eagle of the whiskey now. Spending ten
In the first place, as an ex- nto of the United States know ■
■
bo more hotels in Sanford bears an olive brand with thirteen leaves in one claw and millions more they might intercept service man, who put in over two this—only the Money Kings, who
—Thieves
1 {here arc office buildings
per cent of it. They can’t years (Service time is referred to hoped and actually tried to have
thirteen thunderbolts in the other. On his brenst is a shield seven
atop it.
Smuggling cocninc and in the ditorial us “Many months” ) their surtax cut to 25 per cent,
i
hearing thirteen bars and his back is a ribbon bearing the other drugs is a part of rum run time in the army during the World profess to think otherwise, and a
— exact a tremendous toll upon property.
Amendment by amendment we motto with thirteen letters; each w ing has thirteen feathers ning. The questions are, whnt is War, and who hus studied this few have been misled and deceived
■
getting closer to tax rc- uid it takes thirteen letters to spell quarter dollar.
this government going to do about question of “bonus" from ita incep- by the false clar.icr rnndo by Mel
Our Safe Deposit Vaults are proof against all three. A ■
■
it? And how long will the public tfon; who has attended most of the! Ion, Butler, Hrnrst nnd their ilk.
90.
There are thirteen letters in John Paul Jones’ name.
cent and a h a lf a day will assure you against loss of ■
bo content to lot things drift?
State Conventions of the American i And yet in this cditorinl of yes■
There were thirteen ships in the first Americnn navy.
jTho trouble with leaving the ga*
Lftgion; who has read regularly I terday. Under. Secretary of the u valuable papers, jew els, insurance policies, etc.
it to see how it feels to be
Perry’s victory on Lake Erie w as won on the thirteenth
FRANK McDOWEI.L, who kill the American Legion Weekly; thqi Treasury Winston, is quoted ns ■
yxiated is that sometimes you of the month.
ed his two sisters nnd a little later official publication of the A nieri-1authority for the statement that ■
murdered his father and his moth cun Legion, nnd all the literature I it will take $1,000,000,000 to pay ■
it to turn it off.
■
The stars and stripes were raised over Fort Sumter on er, tells reporters that “ he has bearing
on this question of \ the “Bonus” for the next four ■
$ Mow -.that the “gift tax" has the thirteenth of the month.
tried to lend a perfect life but has “Bonus,” both pro and con, I fe e l, years. Every one knows, who hus it■
Incorporated Into the revenue
found it impossible.” That re qualified to speak with some read the statements made from a
Gen. Pershjng arrived in France on June 13,1917.
—' chance hus the soldiers’
minds you of Home European na- authority on the question. Ccr- time to time, how absolutely m
■
--- TTT Ik>im eince the armistice.
eing (u s ic ilti. . . . . . .
tnirtly with os'much uu the Editor worthier* any statements coming 3
«* f t m . < MA i i M i
_aU ‘
A C O M M U N IT Y B U I L D E R .............................. |
front the secretary of the treas n
of Tne Herald.
t'- In North Carolina heavy
WITH A public debt amounting
It is always well in discussing a ury, or any of his underlings, nre. M
■
n
.ra 'a r c making folks suffer,
to four hundred and thirty thou quest inn to understand what wo The secretary of the treasury, in N F. P. FORSTER, President
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier 3
In Florida it is as balmy ns
sand million francs, ju st forty-six are talking about. We nre dis order to induce President Harding, u
______
■
TAMPA TRIBUNE
times the amount of money that cussing a measure
originally who, in his pre-election speeches '■■RRRYfZ ■■ i n a NR ■ i m a x u HIMINS VZBNHMMID ■■■■■■■ ■■■■■!
Bismarck took from France after
“Adjusted Compensation." had declared for the "Bonus," to
The Miami Herald “mildly sug- or of any other nation, for that 1870, the French, people, fnce to termed
‘- It la“ getting so that the newnThe
enemies
of tho measure, how veto the bill nfter it had passed in
ers .aren't a bit interesting any gusts” to The Tribune that this j matter, had such a burden to face with ugly facts, nre beginning ever, thinking they would give it congress and the senate by over
paper
advocate
the
nomination
of
■
carry.
McAdoo
was
equal
to
the
to worry in earnest.
qnles* some new person is
a name that would make it un whelming majorities, stated that
Oscar Underwood, “who comes big job. He made good. The Tri
limited in the oil scandal.
popular, preceded, through tho there would be a deficit at the end
bune thinks this establishes his
from the South.”
v- -------- o-------WITH HER debt piled so high press of the country, which is of the fir.cnI year, June 30, 1923,
Permit us to “mildly suggest” qualification for the presidency and her annual expenses nearly under the control of the Wall of .$950,000,090; nnd, accepting
Recall* do not as n rule tend
‘ nrardl, .progress, but when a to the Herald that it investigate beyond cavil or dispute.
M ERCH AN TS’AND M IN ERS
1twenty billions above her income,
Money Trust, to call it the this false statement as true,
The Underwood papers natural France 1ms rlmost the possibility Street
___npolity hus once got itself whence comes William (!. McAdoo.
“Bonus”
hill.
President
Harding
vetoed
the
bill.
TRANSPORTATION
Mr. McAdoo was born in Georgia ly indulge in vague und unwar of running the government by
nto a,grand mess by n colossal
Webster defines a “bonus” as The bill went back to congress and
nnd
Mr.
Underwood
in
Kentucky.
ranted
hints
at
the
oil
scandul,
at
co nrany
borrowing and has before her this
■play of Ivory a t the polls, someuxtru dividend to the share was passed by the required 2-'»
r u E i r .u r a m i im ssk m ;.,.. s h u iirB .
This disposes of the matter of tempting to invoke McAdoo in that choice—cutting down expenses nnd “an
cs they are a good thing.
majority
nnd
only
lacked
n
few
holders
of
a
joint-stock
company,
nativity.
muss. This is snmll business for a incieasing taxation heavily or en
F r o m Jn p g a tiiiv lllr T o
From Jiu-kHiinvIllr Tn
of accumulated profits.” The votes of passing in the senate h>
O n e \V n y
Considering the mnttcr of ex Democratic newspaper. The oil tering the final stage of bank out
Itnr War
Speaking of the bonus, it might
the
2-.’!
majority
vote.
At
the
end
I
only
other
definition
given
is:
"A
+
.\
l
l
n
n
t
l
r
*3*1.11
*.\Imcnro F ull*.... >11.12
i of interest to some to learn that perience and qualification for the scandal is n Republican monopoly. rupted through which Germany premium given for a loan, or for of the fiscal year there was a sur-’
i i n i t i m o r r . u < i.
an.on
tr,r« York. X. V.
SH..11
H l l o o t n u , VliiNM,
I2„V!
Editor of The Sanford Iler- office of President, Mr. Under It incrcsen the Democratic oppor has Just passed, by printing paper a Charter or oilier privilege plus of $313,000,000 in ths treas
D b l l r n tr l n h l ti . F a .
3I.US
"•'tilrnwn. III.
-IXIs
• F l t l a l i n r i t l i , P n . ............... OO.ni
is a World War Veteran and wood has been in the house and tunity, When a Democratic paper money until it becomes worthless. granted to a company.’’ So wo see ury. In other words Mellon sub
M'lrcrlnuil, (I.
ao.at
StVHIIMki n*................ 113*0
a'member of the American senate for many years, but his seeks to taint the rcoord of ii great
Many Frenchmen look to Urinnd thnt there in nothing to justify the tracted 950 millions from nothing
•Detroit, tllrh.
AI.D.I
•T'lrilu. O. ................... -II.TI
experience
has
been
limited
to
Democrut
with
thni.
stuff,
it
ret . t l n i i i r r n l . I*. I ) .
.Vl.ar,
„
- . .
or to Clemcneuu, eighty yenrs old. use of tho term “Gift," which im and had 213 millions left, lie said
ion.’'
*y\ i i - h t i n ; t e n . II. €*, . .
31.TI
legislation.
Meets on the party and gives aid [to help France in this crisis. Mil- plies want or luck of consideration in Dec., 1922. or a little over a year
I.
'
t
i
a
U
alllm
ori*
am
i
roll.
tV
la
B
a
l
t
i
m
o
r
e
or
[’h
lla
tle
ltih
h
t
an d
Mr. McAdoo accomplished great und comfort to the Republicans.
ro il.
itnrism has proved u failure.
A reward was recently offered
in the sen^c of value received, by ago, thnt it would cake 80 to 90
and
epochal
construction
and
en
Mr.
McAdoo
is
the
outstanding
Hugh ’ the medium of u classl*.< iA,717^
r '* y*n t ‘,»11t*'l*,l|*!»la o r n u l l l m o r e : d i r e c t c o n n e c t io n s
the Editor in his said article. Even millions a year to p.»y the “Bonus"
l*t 1 lilliiilelpliin. t h r e e d a y s lay o v e r ill n a lt lm o r e .
DURING THE strike in England, the term selected by the enemicr for the first four years. He, or
poge for u lost cat. One hun gineering works before he went candidate for tho nomination.
!'
t ' e k e i s f u r S a v a n n a h , O a .) All rooms
dred ami forty-nine cats were into politics. lie was noted os an From present indications he will hot house strawberries were sent rf "Adjusted Compensation”— one of hi.s underlings, now comet
n AiiHKimny a in l l#«‘rk.sliirt* nml Horne r»ioni:i o n o t h e r MtennuTsi
as registered mail nnd sold whole those millionaires an I multi-mil forward and says it will take 250
aught in nnswer to the ml. This executive long before Woodrow undoubtedly be the nominee.
I m vo e x t r a rhitrr.i*.
These Democratic papers which sale at seventy-five contn an ounce.
lould “have a tendency to show Wilson called him to the f tale ml
who, as Mr. Bryan says, million a year for the next four
WA l l . I X t i * F o i l II \ i ;TIM O il K
S t n . l M i l FO It P H II.A H K I—
service. His record as secretary ure casting slurs a j him will be Those that needed them were not lionaires,
fthat advertising pays.
hold
that
all the blessings of yenrs. lie made a mistake of 95.1
V i a N n v i m n n h . 3«K* p , >|.
P lll.t.
of the treasury is known the world embarrassed to some extent when deprived of an important neees- wealth, power
and
prosperity,1
million
as
to
what
would
be
the
V i a S n v n n n n h . SillO P . It.
over.
No
predecessor
in
that
of
it
becomes
necessary
for
them
to
A
llt-K
hnny.
l
t
n
r
.
I
X
eo.
I sity.
“I had rather have one morsel of
A n n l u r k r t , M ar. 10. 211. 31.
should bo poured unit them a n d .! resources of the treasury at th>
f i l w n r r w t r r , tlili-. H, (n,
I t r t k s h l r r Mil*. C, IT, 27.
mad ami look up into Heaven and fice had the responsibilities, tho support him as the nominee of the
ns
much
or
it
us
is
good
for
the
1
end
of
six
months'
time.
And
hi,<
H
o
w
a
r
d
,
,l!nr.
i
g
.
UX
P r r s l n n , l i a r . 3, 13, 21.
in party. It is a bad spirit. This wit] j AROUND PLANT CITY, near poor common people, will drip off underling, Winston, now claim:*
lvee my home forever than to have arduous duties,
. . , ,,the world-wide
.
Antrim oh ilis enrrh it on ail r ' e a r n e r s . ( IfirEutlintc eliuaei] e a r s on
the
Democratic f-Tanipa, Fla., there are thousands und seap through to them; the 1that lie rnndo u mistake of 1G0
;the whole world, and it fenced In. »hienM, which Me.’-d°° horo. per- not increase
A l i e u bn i i > n n d l l e r k x h l r e . t
F u ll i n f o r m a t i o n on r e ' i u e s t . a t "Ask
id look down into hell and see iny formed und exercised. Ho direct chances of victory, now so prom- jof ncies of strawberries which you men who sit in the scats of the million n year in regard to what
Mr. Foster" hurontis or
can buy where they arts grown at mighty, because their money is j will bo required to pay the
jm e forever.” ruys W. E. Gilo ed not only the fiscal affairs of the 's‘j9g.
'*• " • H A I I . r , l l r n r r n l A u r a l . J n r U n o n v i l l e , F i n .
Democratic press should most reasonable prices today. But
jf Orltuido. Which is certainly one government, including the financ
to buy the privilege of occupy-1 “Bonus.” Is anybody going to be
T i c k e t O l l i e r n a i l P i e r , .son n . n „ , s t .
T r l r i i t m n r 03*
itself in position to act us ,i the probli m of distributing them, able
|w*r o^looking a t it,
| jnj; u, l |l(. yforld y/nr, but also the keep
ing
the
seat,—signifies
that
value
lieve
in
the
accuracy
of
any
fisc__
unit in supporting the nominee— j without any strike hare, is almost ha.i been given nt.d vosoived.' ores given out by Mellon or tiny of j
When The not too distant future |
transportation business of it is poor policy to attack tho u difficult as in England with n Therefore, oven tho aforesaid wor* | his underlings? No. The Demo-'
aitfved when ten-story build- j tho country. No other man ever Democrat who is most likely to be strike on.
shipers of tho Golden Calf, admit erats (ns described and defined by
Angs arc as numerous as three in the service of the United Stale *, that nominee.
that there is a debt duo ihu ex- Wat. Jennings Bryan ip the Bti*glory buildings ure now, then prop
tfervice men; that hh.<
b.i in tthane
column of your paper of Feb.
EXTENSIVE DTSTIBUTION, Service
<> should bs
bane coin.*:n
arty, vyjilch may seem ridiculously
freight or express, nnd I he multi-1a measure compensated; that "A n; ^ ) , knew that taxes can be ma-,
high now, will make you inde
_ ...
. ] extra dividend to th > sharehold- tonally reduced nnd tne bonu*
plied middlemens profits are ihe ers” should he paid, -rut of the ac- paid at the same time; nnd the
pendent for life, if you have been
wise enough to buy.
torso of producers and consumers cumulated profits.” But,they also | majority of the members of conBy IRVIN S. COBB
in this country.
know that they took th a ir , tllvl- j gross nnd the senate know this to
Not far from the fields of straw -1‘*un^8 J urh>K the wur und after-1 he the fast and ure going to act,
Yesterday llii i department of sandy-haired, freckled, raw-boned , . , ■ ,,
, . , . '
' wards, and that they r.Iso t*>ok th e . neci.rdingly. But the aristocrats i
the paper contained a story sup- individual.
berries, in the wonderful citrus j | v| j e„ j s , hat belong’dby right J (as define I by Mr. Bryan), meunposed to Ik * typical of Scotch J “ Hi, there, guv’nor,” he called fruit region of the rlorida West j to the ex-service n u t; and that ing the members of the Money j
jNecl b a well grounded news- thrift. Today’s offering is cast in out, “nin’t you a Scotchman?”
Coast, this writer saw on Sunday to pay tho “Bonus” means that ■Trust, profess to think that tho'
Many a manufacturer during the past two years
; paper mini and should prosper in a similar mould with this distinc Tho hailed bystander admitted lust tons of oranges and grape
grapewill have to attend a smalt j bonus cannot be paid if taxes are
has had an opportunity to measure as never before
Infs new enterprise. The Editor of tion though — that yesterday's that such was the case.
portion of thh men
to the ex- to he reduced. The Democrats
“ Well,” said the truckman, “this fruit thrown into the field to rot. •icivire man, which they collected way taxes cun be reduced and the
The Herald extends him best dealt with a human, whereas, this
the rer.1 worth of his advertising investment.
wishes” for success nnd prosperity, one relates to out of our dumb ani ’ere obstinate beast conies from They were no called “culls ” not in the time ho was fighting to !bonus paid at the same time. Who
Scotland, too. Maybe, you both quite perfect, but ripe and nutri- protect his country, hU loved ones, do you think is telling the truth
o-------mal friends.
He has seen hi* trade marked line keep up in salcf
It seems that a Londoner bought bein’ from the same land, you’d tious. That pile of wasted fruit and, incidentally, the Money Kings, about it. the Democrat, or the
3jj The /Jennings press agent isn't
and hi* unadvertised goods shrink to a small frac^getting much of his stuff printed. a draft horse from an up-country know ’ow to reason with ’im.”
from the most deadly danger that Aristocrat? Who would you trmt.
The Scot cam; forward, ami would hove benefited thousand* of ever threatened the world.
trader and hitched it to a van he
—Tanxpo Tribune.
to give you a
mare deal, tho \
t.on of their farmer volume. Innumerable instances
children
that
luck
vitamins
in
the
When a few of the big news- wntd. For some days
_ the pur- standing close to the bulky niimri
Does the Editor of the Herald Democrat, who, Mr. B ryan,snys,j
could hi jitc-d.
north.
But
“it
doesn’t
pay
to
pertfTEither owned outright or ! chase gave Perfect satisfaction; considered him fore and aft and up
know that the soldiers bought i "believes that human society J
rcmendously influenced by the | was ntrong, willing and docile. But and down. Then he tried lifting transport them" und whnt doesn't hcuYily of Liberty bonds, that they | should be built from th ’ bottom j
nl<
down th> the horse’s legs. But when he pay we do not do, in this enlight spent a largo portion of their oil a strong foundation," or tho >
cogppnitions, support tho man one morning, plodding
Dealers can tell a similar story. The number o£
most qnrily booed by their mon- Strand, with his owner driving came to the right foreleg the horse ened, efficient republic.
meager pay in allotments to pr.»- I Aristocrat, who, Mr. Bryan says,
makes carried ef each item have rhrunken to u very
te n . all the little newspaper:', him, the new hor:ie came to a sud declined to shift it. With diffi
vide for their families at homo? ."believes that human society is
qulck?.^ fall ln*o liiu Imping to re den halt. Seemingly, there was culty the volunteer moved the
Does
he
know
that
in
the
ranks
of
suspender
from
the
top"
und
win
ft.* tho be.-t known and most frequently culled for.
WAR AND killing are not pro the American Legion there are is sincerely convinced that th •
ceive favorable comment for the no reason why he should have stubborn hoof,
fitable.
The
winner
today
ii
los-.r
“
I
thought
so,’’
be
cried
out
halted; but, strangely, neither
DeaLr* have changed their point of view; they no
cndencR of their step.
tens of thousands of men with right government legislate! to
picas, orders, curses nor whippings in triumph, und, stooping, he tomorrow. This applies to wars hrnins to reason accurately and enrich the aristocrats suspend'd
* ----------- o-------hm„u
stock lightly with many brands, but sub
CitUcns rf Florida have made availed to make h:m take unothir ' plucked a small, mud encrusted between nations, inside of nations fairly ami to weigh uit the cir above the heads of the masses.
stantially
with a few.
]
object
from
the
footprint.
He
forward
step.
Take
care
of
us
first,”
tne
aristo
many mistakes within the memory
cumstances of times past ant!
Traffic swung around him to the | turned to the owner and put a and light* between individual*.
of mah.' They even at one time
present, anil tho full force ami crats say. “ Pour wealth and
In Bulgarin the King, his court consequences of enacting into law privileges upon us nnd you may
elected.Catts eovernor of the state. right ami the left; a crowd gather-1 question:
Q-ihk turnover is their only sutvation in a dcBut the most asin'.ie blunder they ed; n policeman came and seised | "This horse was born in Abor and ministers, seized the leader of the "Bonus Bill;" that for year: i *n?ely trust uu aa to what wr j
tin'
obdurute
animal
by
the
bit.dcen,
wus
he
not?"
plession r.ml their real source of profit in a prosper
could possibly malm would be to
the peasants after hunting him these minds hnvu been busy, hon-1: houhl allow to leak through to th.* >
'I fancy so,’ ’said the driver. through forests and put him to ostljr and faithfully considering common people below.” The>e j
' I ! to elect William Jennings. and tried to drag him uhead by
ous periud.
this question, and that the result i arlatocrata are tho elegant gentleI’nn’ir delegate to tim National main force. Various suggestions “In fact, the cove 'oo sold ’in to
ocnitic Convention. There are were made by onlookers and sonic me mentioned the nnyino. Why?" death. Now. according to Reuters, has boon that every state convcn-1l,,cn who are making war oa the- i
“This proves it," said the Scot. the Bulgarian King, Boris, is lock lion of the American Legion for Ibonus bill; who are oppos?J to ulother men in F lo.v.i «3 good a ef them were tried, trtt hone of
“ Troves mot?" asked the pux- ed up somewhere in tho Country, years, ha3 passed resolutions cn- *lowing tho ex-service man to have
JfP* Bryan, ns honest, as sincere, them availed.
even tho small ad justed compensa
Tho despairing eyes of tin ided truckman.
dorsing the “Bonus-1
With the same high principles, but
I uhli.ihul by the Sanford Daily Herald in cooperation with The
“ Troves him to be a true Abcr- hi* ministers have been murder , If the passage of the “ Bonus tion conteinnlned in the bonus bill.
there A’none who could get up in driver searched the faces of the
ed,
and
n
tepublic
replaces
the
These
so-called
aristocrats,
are
an
Bill” meuns, us ho suys, an uxtru
the convention und be heard, juct audience. In the front row of in doniun. He was standing on a
American Association of Advertising Agencies.
Continued on page 9.
monarchy.
burden of taxation, which, u3 hu
terested spectators ho saw u ha’penny.”
ax Bryan will be heard.
“Thirteen.
Three Enemies
K
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.!
m
POOR POLICY
C o N o r tfis M
MY FAVORITE STORIES
How Business Depression Tests
Good-will
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lira. D.; L. McCraven and little
daughter* Anna Lou, of Ocala, will
arrivo in Sanford Thuraday after
noon and will bo the guests of her
brother and wife, Dr. and Mrs.
Ben Caswell nt their home on
Magnolia Avenue.
lera each, and 11 be ' ttun-.’.c-td ford, Florida, and as
fron 1 to 073, .-‘h nu;r.bm in bond trustees of the City of I .
Last evening the lovely home of
clusive; raid bands hare T** ford, Florida, and tho ssal add
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Molzch- was
>validated by • ' cccreo pf the Cir City of Sanford, Florida, thla^
I the acetic of one o f'th e ritist en
cuit Court of the Seventh Judicial 11th day of February A. D. 1J
joyable affairs when they enlerCircuit of the State of Florida, ir.
FORREST LARI
and for Seminole Couhty, dated (BEAL)
S m . CHASE,
jtnined in honor of their cousin,
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
up
February 6th, 1924. this u s u e of
phono: Office 148;
MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor;
Residence 217-W
C. J. MARSHAL
■Mr. A rthur Meisch of Sccancus,'
to and until 2:30 o'clock P. M. on bonds to bo sold subject to the ap As tho Citv Gommiafion of
| N. J., and house guests Misses
Mr. dnd Mr*. John Humphrey of 10th day of March. A. D. 102-1, proving opinion of John C. Thom
City of Hanford, Florida, and ]
I Bessie Launcra, Margaret Englo- Southern Pines, N. C., were among sealed proposals will be received son. to be obtained by the City of
ex-officio bond trustees of
. . .-City of Sanford, Florida.
brccht and Marie Reusing.
the arrivals In the city Wednesday; by Forrezt Lake, S. O. Chase, and Sanford, Florida.
bids must be accompaniedT Attest:
Direct Descendant
Roses and sweet peas were used and arc stopping a t the Monte-! C. J. Marshall, as the City Com byAH
a certified eheck for two pef
R. PHILIPS,
mission of the City of Sanford, cent. (2f> ) of the amount of the L. City
profusely throughout the spacious r.uma.
Clerk of the City of
Florida,
nnd
us
ex-officio
bond
rooms where the caul tables were
ijr—Mrs. F. J. Gonzalez
bonds to be sold. The rig h t'to re- ‘
sanford,
Mrs. James Hawkins, Mrs. A. K. trustees of tho City of Sanford, Jet t* any and all bids is reserved. 2-14-21-28-3-6 Florida.
'fill entertain . the Duplicate
arranged. In the absorbing game
Florida, at the City Hall a t San
Proposals should bo addressed,
Bridge Club.
of hearts, when scores were count Powers, Mis. C. Bpyce Bell and ford, Florida, for the purchase of
to Forrest Lake, S. 0. Chase
lPld»y—Circle No. 2, will meet
Mrs.
Fred
Daiger
motored
to
Or
ed, the J im prize tor tne lames
$37.r>,0lH
M
H
)
Public
Utility
Bonds
t the homo of Mrs. L It. Philpa
was Won by Miss Irene Brandt; lando Thursduy whore they spent of the City of Sanford, Florida, and C. J. Marshall, as the City
jn Park Ave, at 8:30 p. m.
second by Miss Bessie Ijiur.cn, the dn” very pleasantly with said bonds being general obltgn- Commission of the Cltv of Sanford,
Fioridn nnd as ex-officio bond
while the booby prize fell to Miss friends.
irgday—Royal Neighbors will
_____
. linns of said City, nutnorized by an trustees of the City of Sanford,
Marie Housing- r i m prize for
eet at Masonic Hall nt 7:30. *
Mr . j
r e *
„ . 1election held throughout the City Florida, at Sanford. Florida.
the men was won by Fred
irsdey—Mrs. Emmett Hunt
Is Taking th« Country '
Witness our hnnds-as tho City
Brandt Hr., second by Fred
-ill entertain the members of
Storm .
Commission
of
the
City
of
SanHorner,
while
tho
booby
prize
lor
U. Friloha Bridge Club.
A r-*mplet* •
Irt
Montezuma
for
a
tew
dayn
tn
the men fell tu Joe Meisch
.day—Mrs. L. P. McCuller
l.rlKlit fulnr*. t i l tllea,
Florida, 132.1. said bends to bear
1IB rmmi.M, t ra;ks, 3
The hostess, assisted by »Iin. John niotu to .other points of Interest Interest nt the rate of five nnd
] entertain the members of
dire, hook of rule* and
Pezold, Mrs. Paul Pezold, Mis. in the 3tatc.
Every Week Bridge Club,
one-half per cont. (5Vif/r) per an
ifia triie tlo n ;; a n y on*
A Chance to
Chas. Ludwig, and Miss Irene
y—Fern Day a t South Side
num,
nnd
nre
to
be
dated
January
l-trr> t!:i> aam e In tr n
Duncnn Mn;or has been made a first, 192-1, nnd to mature Jnnuary
Brnndt served delicious refresh
mary School.
n
iln u ., .. It’d v -ry faacolonel in the regular army, prov first, 195-1, interest payable semi Earn $50 a .Week
r in a tln g . All in u ttr.trments.
y—N. de V. Howard Chapter,
tlv
- toi*. »-nl p rrn a id i n,
.1
trancing was enjoyed until the ing ‘.here Is nothin-; in a name.
U. D. C., will meet at 8:30 at
annually, oil January first and We want to got in touch at**
rc rlp t of ft.Oil (C anada
wee
smn
hours
of
the
morning.,
once with n wide awake man
Valdes.
3J r e x tra .
These present were nt this doj
do-ilt
**nd Mi-3. Frank Meisch nnd«
^ntbrest^'be?n^M ^ab?e or woman to represent our com
y—Mrs. ‘John Melsch and
lightful occasion were Mr. nnd M rs.! HtUe daughter, Miaa Constance,! tp
York' in the State of^New pany exclusively in thU terri
[)|rs. Harry Heeren will enterFred
Brandt, Mr.
ami Mrs. Chns.
in at bridge a t the Woman’s
“
---------I Vork^^nlcf'bonds b ein g o f the d * tory.
Ludwig, Mr. nnd Mra. Joh:t Pezb at 3 o’clock.
The usual earnings are from
Very Alirnrilve illark
Hateen Slnti- JotiK Table
oid, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorner, Mr.
y—Shrlners dance at the new
(35 to $50 a week. Tho work
•
’over, w IRt colored-dm *
I -.... —
—'------------ -----------1 in pleasant. The position is
nnd Mrs. Joe Melcch, Mr. nnd Mrs. to Daytona Beach un Sunday.
rmoqy in the Kent building
goti dealan*. udJu.tMltlo
Paul
Pezold,
Mr,
nnd
Mrs.
Frank
permanent. Selling experience
t 0 p. m.
fn auv *ln* raril inlilr;
Mis. Watson, Mrs. Scott and
Meisch. Mrs. M. Zt-rrermer, Mrs.
If,
c o u n te r
pocket*.
ay—Circle No. 4 will meet
is not necessary. We have a
Ktrikintz
L-olurrd *tlteh*rt
K. Zecker, i\Ii»ses Margaret En- Miss Pov/cll who have been the
th Mrs. E. A. Moffet on Celery
good proposition to the right
edxe*.
Kztruordliiary
glebrecht, Bessie Launers, Marie guests of Mrs. Hesaie Ham rick,
.venue, at 3 o’clock,
party.
rulue. itperlftl prlre....
Heading,
Irene Brandt, Anna tUF some time have returned to
lay—Mrs. Mero’s Circle of the
Write at once giving ago,
t-onnixATiox o m m i
Michel; Messrs. Arthur Meisch, their home in Richmond, Va.
sebyterian Church will give a
whether employed at present,
Wc will ernl prepaid one Conir
Harry Leopold, Edward Bender,
plel< Mah-J»riK *el and tahla
acky Party’ ’at the home of
nnd length of time you have
.■
XOTICK
enter on drnrrlhrd ntiovo on re*
William Ludwig, Joseph I.udwig, Of
rs. Alfred LUja on Park Ave
lived in your community.
PiM-rJnl WrrtlnK of the Xtnrkeetpt
of $3.20.
. it
George Pezold, Fred i'.errenner.
nue, from 8 to 11 p. m.
hiililrra ot the Knnfiird IIiiIIiIIiik
MYSTYLE
HOSIERY
China-American
Importing
Co.
nml
l.nnn
Aaaovlntlon.
urday—Mrs. W. W. Potter will
Xotli-t- I* hi-ri-liy nlv*-n that n
BIRTHDAY PARTY
SHOPS, INC.
I ll Went 68th Si. New York
ntertnin the members of tho
"qn-cml nif.'tlnz i>r th>- Rtoekliolili-rn
Ion Ton Bridge Club,
I>f fll<- Mnnfenl IIiiIIiIIiik unit t.imn
Atlanta, Georgia.
One of the loveliest birthday As-uirliitliiti. a cnr|im-:itlnn. will li<urday—Children’s Story Hour
it nt .'•aiifurd, Klurtila, i>n the Olh
parties given this season was thm ' !l
,t the Library at 2 p. m.
- rf March. A. !».. 1U2I. at *
of little Madge Abarcrombie, when i•Ijilo
urday—Mrs. H arp’ B. Lewis
rl: p. r.i., a t t h e offlci* o f aalil
her mother, Airs. Hattie Abercrom c tir t'* » r ttlo n . f o r t h e p n r p o - i e o f c o n - 1
Spring Samples—New Styles
dll entertain a t bridgo luncheon
T may ba natural
i'ji
bie entertained Tuesday afternoon hIiI i t Io j a n d a r t i n j u p o n a p r o p o n l - i
t the Valdez, the first of a se
f th e
to think that be
ALL WOOL, Suits tailored to measure— $25.00.
from 3 to 5 o’clock in honor of tt hUimia r lt oi r a omf e nhds UIA rct oi cr lpen rTu lhrroene. omt
es, honoring Mrs. F. A. Mcan
her Amt birthday. The color mo t o u u t l i o r l z e t h e I s s u a n c e o f o l i t h t |
liersnn of Highland’s Iowa and
cau se G o o d y e a r
tif of blue and pink were curricii p e r c e n t , p r e f e r r e d M o c k , t o t h e
rs. Thomaz Bentley of Toledo,
Tires give such high
m n o i m t o f f i s o . n m i .n n t o h « d l v t d - l
out. in the dining room, while the od
hio
I n t o s h o r e * o r t h e p-ir v a l u e o f ]
living room was lovely in red (1 tto.oo
m ileage t h e y are
e
a
c
h
,
n
n
d
f
o
r
t
h
e
t
r
a
n
s
n
e
:
t—
^
305 East 2nd Street. Between Palmetto and Sanford Ave.
roses ami terns. In the center ot l i n n o f n n y n n d nil o t h e r l iu s ln e sit
KNOWLEDGE
high
priced.
But
it
n e c e i s a r v , r d i - s t r a h l e In c o n t i r e - ■
the
table
was
the
lovely
birthday
all these things that I have
cake iced in white nnd decorated l i otnl y t hoer rdeewr i tohf. t h e P r e s i d e n t .
‘t v
isn't the truth. The
loved so long,
\
with one pink candle, which caus
A tte st:
A. 1’. CO.VN'KU.Y. !
}t one will know when 1 am dead;
truth ii| Goodyear
• >■
S e c retary .,
ed much merriment among tne
not one
i-;-H -:i-2 x -4 t
William
Henry
Harrison
as
our
ninth
president
lived
in
Washing
guests
when
it
was
lighted.
Tires
cost no more
IVU1 mourn for me.
ton, of course. Among his direct descendants still living in tho capital Madge received many beautiful
thrush’s song
than
ordinary
tires.
Miss Margaret Harrison (above), duughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. and useful gifts. The chandeliers
[11 be as sweet when I am gone; is
East Half, Block 4, Tier 19.
HOME-MADE
cakes,
rosetts,
date
Harrison.
The
beuutiful
young
school
girl
is
one
of
the
most
popular
were decorated in blue and pink,
A t C ooJytar S trv itm S ta tio n
the run
t’ticks,
mints,
etc.,
to
order.,
of
the
younger
act.
D oaltrt im t a ll a n d r.co m extending from each chnndlier to
North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19.
Will rise ns splendidly
m a n d I ha n a w C a a d y a a w
the corners of the table were pink I‘hone 170-W.
I (lushed horizons; and the pur
CarJa talih th a b a a a h J A llnnd hluu crepe paper streamers
South East 1-4, Block 6 , Tier 18.
H*«alfi«r T r a a d a n d S a c k
ple hills
MItS. II. J. STARLING AND MRS. GARLAND BRINGS POWERFUL fastened to each corner, whicn
I ham up tilth ila n d ttd
ill be as beautiful, when even
Lots
in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on easy terms.
Goodyear S tr tlc a
HART PETERSON ENTER
INDICTMENT AGAINST
made it voiy attractive. Miss Mar
ing Alls
SILVER
TEA
800
acres.
Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Sub>
TAIN AT BRIDGE.
BORDER LINE LIVING.
jorie Haskins sang two hcautitu!
|th stars and mist and shadows,
Edward Higgins
Hcneflt of Episcopal church, divided
in
5
acre
lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms.
songs
ip
her
usual
charming
ninnhere will be
Thc lovely new Woman’s Club The music was « distinct fenlure ncr which was greatly enjoyed by Monday, Mnr. 3rd. from t|Keni; Vulcanizing Co.
For Fire Insurance see us— 30 years in business. ’
same still waters, when my
was tho scene of one of the most of the meeting Wednesday night nil. Music was the feature of the till 6 at the home of Mrs. J . ____ _____
life is done.
FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON
artistic
and elaborate parties giv at the First baptist Church. The nftcrnoortniid at 5 o’clock the*host N . Robson by the Girls* © O O U j P Y E A R
all these things that I have
choir was the largest of the week,
loved not one
en in Sanford for some time when nnd singing was enthusiastic from ess served ire cream cones topped Friendly Society.
Phone 4 2 ---------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson
with English walnuts, home-made
Will mourn for me.
--------------------------^ I
Mrs. Billie Johnson Starling and the first note. The choir under the cuke, and minis. The fin-fit's wore
llargaret Do Laughter, in Mrs. B art Peterson entertained at direction of Mrs. J. Henry Collittle boxes containing chocolate
Poetry.
elough is winning favor nt every candy tied witli blue baby ribbon ^ “.“ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ^ “ '" ’ ■■“ “ ‘'■ “ ■■^■“ ■ " ■ ' ^ “ " ■ ■ ■ ■ E a aaaE u a aiiax an ran aa aaaaa aH iiH U iiin a B aaB H an B aB a aaaaa n B B saau n a
bridge Wednesday afternoon.
service. Several from tho other and littul cupido. At a late hour BjsaBBaH BaaK aaaaaaaaBaaBM aaN aaanuscnnBaBaBU BaaBaBBBBaJzaauuaEaK aB M aaaaaaBaaaaBaaaH aaBBBBaBaagBBBBBaa
The large lounge was converted choirs
(presenting Jacksonville
of the city were present at
departed wishing little Madgecity Wednesday was J.
into n veritable Chinese garden the evening service Wednesday, nil
many happy birthdays. Those
Ire,
and indeed a bower o( beauty. and made a splendid contribution present were f.ois Wheeler, Mnr....
Hoskins, Louise Hhulley: Vlrw
Jw Brown of Pnlatha spent^ R p ^ .^ e e ^ p e u s vorivliids nnd
ni oth- to tire musk.—
The
man
who
formerly
lived
in ginin Poll, Carol Doll, Jr., Mrs.
sprigs
ty
hero
Wednesday
attending
L
T
<
;V
t
low
ers
together
with
Iday
of plum nnd chetry blossoms were hotels and on trains and was Wallace Wheeler, Mrs. Carol Doll,
Ibusinesu.
32 to 30 inches wide, fast colored Imported Ging
effectively arranged in hand- known as a traveling salesman Mrs. George Elliott, nnd Mrs. Hat
painted vases nnd pedestal baskets. made n profound impression upon tie Abercrombie.
hams
and Madras, stripes nnd small checks. Specials
T. McCollum and Allye N. Feathery
sprays of asparagus the audience: If he sold goods as
:!
dons of Bushncll, were among
for
Friday
and Saturday— yard
rapidly ns he frequently talks, he
Mr. ami Mrs. II. M. Carpenter
Ibusiness visitors in the city on ferns were entwined over the man r-houln be a millionaire many times
tel, lumps and chandeliers, while
have been the gue-ts of Dr. nnd
jirsdny.
the lights were shaded in red, o\er. His sermon Wednesday night Mrs. W. J. Carp tenter, left Wed
east u warm glow over nil, was a powerful indictment against nesday for their home in St. Pe
Lcnke of Honesdalc, Pa., ar- whicli
,,,,
embroideries were also border-line living on the part of tersburg. where Hie former is en
in Sanford on Wednesday1used to Advantage.
A bright fire' Christian men and women. Evoty gaged in the automotive business.
is registered at the Mnntc- oil
the hearth added n cheeric note I 'dudent of modern church life
na.
to the already beautiful scene.
k,;'.'ws that the greatest problem CHILDREN'S FATAL DISEASES
The guests were welcomed upon I "hlth the churches arc called up. C. Stroup of St. Louis, Mo., their
arrival by the hostesses,11,11
solve today is how to meet
Worms nnd parasites in the in
Fancy Chinese Printed Silk, heavy Crepe de Chine
among the arrivals in the city
30-in. in small checks, blue and black, tun and
,11,1 neutralize the deadly lnflu- testines of children undermine s c
ilnesday and will be here for u Mrs. Starling wearing a Paris 1nice
nnd
beautiful colors. Special 2 days— yard
of
church
members
whose
brown,
tan and blue for— yard
h-jnlth
and
so
weaken
their
vitality
truck
of
biege
crepe,
with
corsage
a
a
Irt time.
of sweet peas. Mrs. Pctctson was deportment is wholly cut of keep that they are unable to resist the B*
nu
ing with their profession, nnd Dr.
so fatal to child li'o. The aa
W. Harbor, of Miami, repre- attiicd in beaded midnight blue Garland pointed out this problem diseases
course is to give n few doses
|ted the Mngic City here Wed- georgette, over American Beauty last night at the First Baptist safe
of White’s Cream Vermifuge. It
day and made his headquarters satin.
destroys and expels the worms
Scores were kept on tallies done Church.
Ithe Montezuma.
in fascinating Chinese designs. On “Thu devil rays stop close to the without the slightest injury to the
line. Don’t go too far, nnd many
A7
»hc ladies of the Catholic the tables were compotes filled Christians have stopped so close health or activity of the child.
Price
3Ec.
Sohi
by
nil
leading
with
candies,
which
were
enjoyed
]irch will hold a cooked food
to the line that one eoulil not tell
nt Stokes' grocery store on dating the progress of the game. with n powerful magnifying glass druggists.
Delicious
fruit
punch
was
also
»>• nt 2 o’clock.
served throughout the afternoon. which side of the line they are on.
Tho fact is they have covered the
Iliss Clee Alexander, who hns After a very spirited game of lino till you can't find it,” contend
bridge,
scores
were
counted
nnd
|n the guest of Mrs. 0. D. Fared the speaker, and no man or wo
left Thursday for her home prizes awarded. Mrs. Percy Moro man in the audience doubted that
inditing
top
score,
was
nwurded
u
ISistcrsville, West Virginia.
lovely blue console bowl and stand, he believed what he wns saying.
The intensely practical messages
Misses Bessie Lnuners nnd Mar filled with pink sweet peas. The which Dr. Garlnnd is delivering,
ia F.ngiebredt are the nttrac- prize for second high .-tore, u hand and the straightforward manner
house guests of .Mr. and Mrs. some red Spanish comb, was won of his delivery are making his
knk Meisch nt their home on by Mrs. Fred Daiger. The cut work in Hanford of marked im
prize, n bottle of f tench perfume, portance. One can easily under
Id First Street.
went to Mrs. C. R. Kirtlcy. Ex
stand why there is a demand for
fir. nnd Mrs. F. W. Van Duron quisite corsages of rases, sweet his leaving u busy office in Rich
peas
and
lilacs
were
presented
the
I Scham port, N. Y., are in tho
mond nnu spenumg much time
for a short time nnd are out of town guests, Mrs. Flanagan, over the 3tates in evangelistic enMrs. Jordon, Mrs. it. H. Kfielor nnd
rantly located at the Monte- Miss
Odd lots nnd small pieces of Ratines, Voiles ami
Gertrude Jordon. Each guest gagements.
n
GOO yards soft finished Nainsook, 36-in. wide.
r.a.
Tissues, regular $1.00 and $1.25 yard values. To
was given a rose g.,,1 „„ fnvor i 1 To those who have not heard IJr.
Special—yard
n
t'L.
card
I
Garland
n
vciy
cordial
invitation
At tne conclusion ot mo cai.il.
,A ...... , lo
prescnt ,hi3 evc_
close out at—yard
|Ir. nnd Mrs. If. A. Butler of game,
consisting of is extended to be
PPerstown, (N. Y.. who arc chicken refreshments
salad, tomato aspic, stuf0 L*ot
ring the state arrived in the
Wednesday nnd will spend fed celery, hot rolls, olives, coffee
FOR
WORKING
PEOPLE
fruit cake, were served by the
N time here at the Montezuma. and
hostesses, assisted by Mrs. Ralph
The best of workers get nut of
[if-1. H. H. Williams of Troy, Wight, Mrs .Uni Wight and Mrs. surts when the liver fails to act.
John
I.conurdi.
|o, Mrs. J. Herro of Tippi Came
They
feel
languid, half-sick,
There were Sixteen tabba of “blue"
Ohio, and Mr. nnd Mrs. II. L.
nnd
discouraged
and think
Pitams of Troy, Ohio, were a players and the afternoon was of they are gutting lazy. Neglect of
exceptional
enjoyment
for
the
W party arriving in Sanford
these symptoms might result in a
Wednesday for an extended guests, tho cordial hospitality of sick spell, therefore the sensible
a cn route to points in the these two charming hostesses be course is to take u dose or two of
ing reflected in every detail,
p ern part of the state.
Herbinc. It is just the medicine
needed to purify the system and
restore the vim and ambition of
health. Price tJOc. Sold by nil
leading druggists.
HONORING VISITOR.
Sanford’s Social Side
NOTICE OF SALE
OF BONDS
O C IA L
LEN D A R
M a h -J o n g
TABLE COVERS:
$
I
SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS
w
FOR SALE' CHEAP YOUR TERMS
SILK HOSE
COLORED MADRAS & GINGHAM
LADIES’ SILK HOSE
Black, White, Log Cabin, Nude, Grey.
. 39c
RATINE SUITING
SILKS
59c
Lingerie Clothes
All colors, pink,flesh, orchard, tan, white, light blue. Small checks and stripes.
36-inches wide. Special for 2 days at—yard
THURSDAY, FEB.
28TH-8:15
39c
RATINES AND FANCY VOILES
NAINSOOKS
50c
21c
DRESSES
One Big lot of Wool and Silk Dresses to close out Friday and Saturday. Some
values up to $29.00. Your choice of any dress for—each
ICHESTER DOCTOR ACHIEVES
REMARKABLE SUCCESS WITH
NEW PRESCRIPTION FOR PILES
TEA CUP-FORTUNE PARTY
The Tea Cup-Fortune party giv
en at Comfoit Cottage. Mrs. M.
Martin, hostess, wns noth socially
and financially a great success.
The book contest proved of great
interest—Miss
K. L. Williams of
pain, sore- Milwaukee beging
the winner, a
from Hcm- large bunch of calendulas
was the
that tnis
known U
Mrs’ Martin wu* nzfci,tL‘1
W J!
T ito S c h ip a
Chester N Y._For years it; another hour from any
>been known that many so-call- ness or distress nrising
A rtist Recital
Btmcdies for the relief or cure orriioids or Piles now
Hemorrhoids or Piles, were wonderful prescription
fply pnHiatives and gave only
PP"rary relief while surgical
Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00,
pitions often adopted as a last any -----------Morehouse oi
$2.50, Plus Tax.
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Ran For the
Senate In Georgia
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GET NEAT
FOR FIGHT
OFFERS ATHLETIC FIELD
FOR 3 FLORIDA FOOTBALL GAMES
Unlike Shelby Bout With Chimp,
. He Will Receive Just Com*
pensation fhr Labor This
Time.
Atlanta's New 1200.000 Athletic
Htadii/Vn Is Offered To Gators
On Dates When Tech Is
Away Frost Home.
L
g ib b o n s a TLANTA
By Joe Williams.
Tho second meeting between Jack
Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons, now
reasonably assured for May, will
| \ differ from the first, held on the
„• Montana plains last summer, in
* thin one piquant detail:
• Gibbons took n gaudy walloping
for nothing then.
’ . Now be in to be paid $100,000
for taking the Bnme walloping all
over, with, perchance, an added
*gesture here and there to dis
tinguish it from the old act.
- -The sncrificnl jaw which he cast
upon tho muddy Shelhy waters has
■returned heaped with soothing,
feoul-natlnfying greenbacks.
_ * Of course Gibbons, line ami noVjile fighter thnt lip is, will be bent,en again. He is not a killer and
"i« n ly the killers have any right to
ta k e pot shots nt the iron-jawed
Dempsey.
‘ W hatever interest the promo(tpra manage to smoke up in this
y^lfrnpplo must concern Gibbons'
chance to finish in an upright posi
tion.
**
Did Better Than Others.
_ This is why Gibbons is getting a
(return match. The St. Paul irish:.iman did something no other Demp:soy challenger had ever done; he
; J started on his feet and remained
| ‘ there until the gong rung, ending
i the fifteenth round,
j Jess Willard lasted but three
rounds, Georges Carpentier four,
' JtUly Miske three, Hill Brennan
{ *12, Luis Firpo two.
But Gibbons, smaller than nil
1 1 the rest, went the limit. What’s
i more, he wasn’t knocked down a
. (single time. On the strength of
, J this achievement alone Gibbons
<■' deserves another chance—even if
r I the chance promises nothing more
* thnn a cruel whipping, and a large
certificate check.
l
May Stop Him Quickly
, Can Gibbons stuy the limit
again? If he goes in there with
’ that idea in mind the answer is
lyes. He has speed, cleverness, a
, fine knowledge of infighting and
rqlj the attendant tricks of holding
^ find' locking. It is no simple task
j to drop a man who will not open
; *up.
On the other hand, should Gib1 bona elect to buck the inevitable
- t and tear after the champion with
’ ( both hands in the hope of landing
. on a vital spot, the cranitc-mun
Dempsey would probably cut him
* down with a few quick strokes.
* Very likely before the light has
' gone more than five rounds.
r Gibbons is hardly any better!
t dow dfioft • -he wvu.-.-.a.
,ago.
* m M pll? w111itfgc.r u iu m n Mitb
1 devastating body blows—blows of
1 tho typo that leave permanent ef■fects. Dcinpscy punished Carpcn, i tier in much the same way, knock* ed him out. and ruined him for ail
time 'a- a formidable fighter.
y* dPsychologi. ally, too, the odds
t will !«■ ugaiii-t Gibbons. It will
i be hard’ tor him to forget that he
* erarked th champion flush on the
* jaw with right-hand swings at
• * Shelby, yet failed to drop him.
When you are unable to take u
I*trick v. !th your ace n certain
t amount of discouragement nafu| rplly -ots in.
Ohio State Draws
Record Basketball
Crowd On Saturday
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 28.—
After checking against known
figures for bnsketbull crowds
elsewhere, it is believed by Ohio
Stnte University officinis that
tho throng of 8,40.1 persons
which saw Ohio State decisively
defeat Wisconsin in a Western
Conference
basketball game
here SntiAday night, set a new
high mark in attendance for
the Hig-Ten.
The crowd exceeds the pre
vious local high murk by 800.
Attendance a t next Wednes
day night’s game between Ohio
and Purdue, with first place in
the big ten basketball nice at
stukc, may oven exceed Satur
day’s figure, officials believe.
Almost
71,000 spectators
have seen Ohio State’s basket
ball team in games so far this
winter, of which upprqximately
fiO.OOO represents the attend
ance at home games.
IN MEMORIAM
IS READY FOR
SUMMER WORK
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Feb. 2 8 .Otfer of Spiller Field, the new
$200 000 sport stadium in Atlanta
for use of the University of Flor
ida football team for three dates
next fall, November 1, 22 nnd De
cember 0, was made to University
authorities hero Wednesday.
Tho offer was from Jack Cor
bett, president of the Atlanta Base
ball Company, and carried attrac
tive guarantees in way of total ad
missions.
The offer stated that on the dates
mentioned no games arc scheduled
In Aflnntn by Georgia Tech.
It was added that the new field
offered 10,000 comfortable seals
every one of which was under
cover and each of which command
ed a good view of the field of play,
owing to the specially designed
horseshoe stand ami the layout of
the gridiron.
Ample accommodations for both
visiting teams in way of shower
baths and locker rooms will be
provided it wns added.
No comment on the offer hns
been made by university authorities
here.
Efforts to reach President Cor
bett here in regard to this offer
were unavailing and confirmation
is lucking.
Georgia Tech plays Notre Danio
Will Make First Appearance Prob in South Rend, Ind., Nov. 1, one
dnte mentioned in tho offer. Nov.
ably in Clark llnndicnp at
22 is the Saturday before Thanks
Churchill Downs This
giving (lay when Georgia Tech is
Season
not scheduled. Dec. fi is the SaturNKWPORT, Ky., Fob. 28—In day after Thanksgiving when Tech
Mcmorium, chief color-bearer of has no game booked,
the racing stable of Carl Wfcdc-! However, Oglethorpe University
mann, Newport' owner, is being has already closed with Hcwanee
prepared for what is expected to for Nov. 1 nnd with Georgia Tech
be his greatest season. lie will bo for use of Grant) Field. Oglethorpe
pitted against the best thorough p.Iso plays Mercer on Grunt Field
breds in this country, nnd will be Nov. 22.
If Florida were scheduled here
a contestant for speed honors with
Kpinard, when the French cham on the dates mentioned above it
pion comes to Lutoniu to meet would conflict with two or Ogle
thorpe's scheduled games.
iiorses of his age.
This gallant son of McGee, who
defeated Zcv a t Lutoniu and rnn Ty Cobb Puts Ban On
the Raneocas star to n nose finish
at Churchill Downs, probably will Playing Golf By The
make his first start of the 11)24
season in the Clark Handicap, Detroit Ball Players
opening day feature at Churchill
DETROIT, Feb. 28.—Golf has
Downs, according to Hob Gilmore,
trainer of the Wiedemann horses. has been banned on the Detroit
If the colt takes to the earlv train American League baseball club,
ing and rounds into form, he may reports from the Tiger training
lie sent to Maryland to sta rt in the camp at Augusta say. Manager
big stakes at Havre dc Grace and Cobb confiscated several sets of
l'imlico. The (trainer said nlso mashios. mid-irons, drivers and
that In Mcmorinin would not side spoons today from the baggage
step any race this season, iind that of the players and issued an edict
he hoped a meeting cuuLl bo nr- against the Scotch pnstirpe.
1rah god Tict weed1 the' Wiedemann ■ Twenty players hnvtr* reported
horse and Grey Lag before the sea-1out of the 18 ordered to camp,
son ends.
J Most of the others are on the way,
Mr. Wiedemann’s string of thor- or will be in camp March 1,, Cobb
oughbreds hns been increased to s‘*'d. Three« pitchers, Johnson,
nine by the purchase recently of Mhitchill and Holloway, are among
several well-bred youngsters who the absentees, and it is understood
already are in training.
Among that they are having diffcultiea in
these is Bewitching, a buy filly l>v reaching terms wutn the tnanngoJim GnlTncy-Enchantress II, moth- aunt. None of tho trio, however,
er of In Memorinm.
. i1* regarded as a hold-out.
FORT PIERCE, Feb. 28.—Work
will begin within n few days, it is
expected, on tho new high school
building here, which Is to cost
$101,057. Contract for construc
tion of the building has been
AN EXHILARATING EFFECT 1 SURVEY IS BEING MADE
awarded to an Orlando firm, and it
is planned to have it ready for oc
MIAMI.
Feb.
28.—Tho
county
A bottle of I turbine on tho shelf
cupancy next season. The new
engineer
him
bege
t
a
survey
for
at home is like having a doctor in
building will contain 21 rooms nnd
the house ;*H the time. It gives Dade county’s unit of the Over- ' will be of Spanish type urchitec.eas
highway
from
Fey
West
to
instil nt relief when the digestion
: tuvo.
1
IT DRIVES OUT WORMS.
gets out of order or tho bowels thu Mainland. It will run south
* The surest sign of worms in fall to net. One or two doses is from Florida City to connect wPh
LECTURES AT STETSON
t children is paleness, lack of in- all that is necessary to start things the Key Largo road being built
| teiVst in play, frctfulness, varia- moving and restore that fine feel 'by Monroe county. The connec
Do Land, Feb. 23.—Dr. Emory
r ble appetite, picking at the nose ing of exhilaration nnd buoyancy tion probably will bo made a t Card
1 and sudden starting in sleep. When of spirits which belongs only to Point where Monroe county is to W. Hunt, presidin’ of Bucknoil
University, Lewihburg, Pa., is de
these symptoms appear it is time perfect health. Price fiUe. Sold by
livering
a series of lectures during
ha'.M
a
causeway
cmncHing
Key
' to give White's Cream Vermifuge. all lending druggists.
this
week
to the students of Stet*ii and the mainland. Fundi
* A few diocs drives out the worms
and puts tho little one on the road ; A Huston limit of 80 announces f..r the work were provided in th. ioti University. located here. Dr.
to health again. White’s Cream h i. engagement, thir. being the ? 1,000,000 road total issue voted lim it reached here in time to de
liver the Founder's Day address
Vermifuge bus a record of ill)
’ for Stetson last Sunday, the 24*h.
two years ago.
years of successful use. Price lie. first .ign of spring In Boston.
Sold by all leading druggists.
CRU1KSHANK TO
ENTER
TO l KNF.Y
MIAMI, Felt.-28.—Babby Cruik* *Nhunk, defeated la -1 summer by
) Bobby Jones of Atlanta for th
• open championship of the United
. £ tales, lms adviced Rav McCarthy.
’ sport.; director of the Miami
' Chamber of Commerce, that lie
will participate in the professional
I team championship to imminent.
I .here Mar. 1-*!.
TO WRESTLE AT MIAMI
t
MIAMI, Fell. 28.—Join London
I and Frank lloekmnn, heavyweight
i wrestlers, will weet in u finish
match, best two out of three full:'.,
here Friday night, Feb. 2i*. llock■ man, giant soldier-wrestler from
i Belgiu m came to this country in
\ 1‘JIU nnd, according to experts in
j the mat game, has worked bis way
up to tiie point where he is a con
tender
for heavyweight title
1 honors.
BY BLOSSEIt
FRECKLES AND IIIS FRIENDS
)/
!2
*■' 'Ttv.
HE'S IN TU* MOOSE
MISSIONSJtEPORT
ATLANTA, G*., Feb. 27—Ivin
Allen, prominent business man and
former state senator from the Foreign Missions* Committee of
35th district, has announced that
Presbyterian World Aljlianee
a movement is under way to In
Takes Cognisant* of Fact
duce cx-Govarnor John M. Slaton, r
of Atlanta, to become a candidate
NEWPORT Nows, Va., Feb. 27
for tho Rtate senate, in the pri
—Taking notice of the religious
mary to be held next fall.
“The succcsp of the movement, controversy between fundamental
as I see it, depends entirely upon ists and modernists, the report o!
Governor Slaton himielf,” said Mr. the committee on foreign missions
Allen, “and this dependence is of the Presbyterian World Alli
predicated upon the willingness of ance, presented to the alliance
Mr. Slaton to accept tho office. He Wednesday, examines the problem
has been out of the city, and his from the missionary standpoint to
wishes have not been consulted by determine how far co-operative
those behind the movement.”
movements among Interdenomina
Mr. Allen, whose name has tional missions “cun be salvaged
been mentioned prominently for from tho wreck.”
another term in the senate, declar
The report, submitted by the
ed thnt the movement in behnlf of Rev.
Dr. R. P. Mackay of Toronto,
ex-Governor Slaton haa received secretary of the Board of Foreign
the most gratifying encourage
of the Presbyterian
ment from nmn nnd women promi Missions
Church
in
Canada,
to the
nent and inlluentlal in every walk "wnr of the churchesreferred
that was be
In life.
ing staged in the press these
“Those of us who have been
declaring th a t the "atmos
quietly sounding out sentiment days,"
phere
la charged with religious
concerning Governor Slaton us controversy.”
It continued;
the next state senator from this
and modern
district have bepn much impressed ists“ Fundamentalists
a t home and abroad hdve
with the unanimty with which drawn swords, nnd it is a wur to
the suggestion of his name hns the death. ‘No compromise’ Is the
been received,” said Mr. Allen. buttle cry,' and it is heard in prac
“Personally, I am encouraged to tically every land where Christian
believe that his candidacy will ity is taught und Christian work
serve to wipe out factional strife being done. In Ciitna, u Bible
and enable mur citizenship i to Union has been organized in de
unite on a state senator who will fense of tho faith and has in three
reflect credit on our community years grown from 400 to 2,200 In
and render invaluable service to numbers. Its doctrinal bnsis em
the state."
braces all the doctrines included
Mr. Allen indicated that upon i in the Apostles Creed and more,
the return of Governor Slaton, a and many aro prepared to sncrifico
committee will wait upon him co-operation and fellowship with
with the request that he consent to any and all w$to cannot subscribn
the use of his name ns a candidate to their doctrinal statements.
for tho state senate.
Others, however,, repudiate tho
Slaton Experienced Lawmaker. thought of separation, claiming 't
“ Many great men in the past to be tho mission to purge the
who have held high public office church from within and not to
have rounded out their careers in abandon her to tho uncircumcized
the legislatures of their states, and unclean.
and we are hopeful that Governor
"Modernists, on the other hand,
Sluton will yield to our request ore equally pronounced nnd p e r.
nnd agree to serve in tho state haps it may be said equally Intol
senate,” added Mr, Allen.
erant. They stand for liberty of
Ex-Governor Slaton, If elected, thought with regard to ecclesias
will not be new in the legislative tical obligations. Their frequent
body of the state. He has served claims to superior intelligence
both in the house nnd In the sen cannot always be charged with too
ate nnd has been both speaker of great modesty.
the house and president of the
“I t is not the intention here to
senate.
attem pt adjudication or reconcilia
tion. From the missionary stand
MANY TOURISTS REGISTER point our problem is to ascertain
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 28.— whether cleavage is necessary or
Twenty-nine thousand winter vis avoidable, and to determine how
itors, in round numbers, have reg far, in cither case, co-operative
istered at the chamber of com movements, developed so largely
merce this season. This is ap in recent years and to so great ad
proximately 1,000 more thnn for vantages, can be salvaged from
the entire scuson up to April of the wreck.”
Inst year.
Ten foreign countries in addi STUDYING BLUEBERRY CROP
tion to every stnte in tho Union
are represented by those so fur
TLLAHASSEE, Feb. 27.— Dr.
registered. Among the visitors arc Frederick V. Coville. chief botan
4,423 from New York, which state ist of the United States depart
is in the lead, nnd is followed in ment of agriculture, has been in
second position by Ohio with 1.010. this section of the state for scvernl
Then comes Pennsylvania w ith13,- dhys investigating the blueberry
100. There are 018 registered outlook. He has gathered a num
from Canada.
ber of specimens of blueberry
blooms which have been shipped
WORK ON SCHOOL
BEGINS SOON to Washington for study.
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soldier without a vice, and t with
out a fault, receiver;, In addttton
to thoir. regular pAy as of fleets,
a berths for their service* In the
Mexican War.
•
The arjrntrfent against the pay
ment of the bonus is unsound In
principle, against the established
- them to chanW , ^
cupetoms of our country, undemo Patent cure-all ot uii& f *
cratic, un-American and made by then, of co w !.'
the aristocrat out of sordid fear of know—only Mellon i *
losing a small portion. o f his
& fZ X
the
enormous yearly income, repeated S
ail Americans, said* **tv.
by his hirelings and underlings, right and it will b eT jjS and echoed by a few through being
________ ^GEORGE o. HERRrjfQ
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! from page 4)
(Coni
,.»h, io-dld Tot. They
arrogant,
were cons, nous by their absence
from the fighting men of "the
nation. *
I * resent the use of the word
“Gift" in connection with the pay
ment of a Just debt to tha exservice man. When you pay a man
a debt you owe him you are not
making, him a “gift.”
Central Washington received a
“Bonus” .for his services in the
Revolutionary war, together with
the other, soldiers of that war. Arch Colonial and C m w i Golf B a lk so qwfl 75^ ^
President Abraham Lincoln re
If You are CoHhtg See Our Lido af Golf Small*.
ceived a "Bonus” for his services
as captain In the Block Hawk In
A t T he pSp
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a io n
dian War; President Grant, Gen
. .
1
eral Custer and tho peerless Rob
ert E. Lee, who was tho aoul of
honor and the gentleman and
SA N FO R D CYCLE CO.
(THIS WAS WRITTEN BY A WOMAN)
“IT’S GOOD”
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I was using n well-known household article
when my friend came in.
■
“Why did you buy that kind?” she asked.
■
“Because it’s good,” 1 told her.
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She asked mo why. Without realizing what
1 was doing I gave her several technical rea
sons for the superiority of that machine. I
listed n number of its mechanical advantages
nnd one or more very special conveniences that
I felt meant a great deal to me.
My reply surprised oven myself. 1 had
not realized I know ho much about it. After
I hnd recited my reasons to her I analyzed my
first answer, “it’s good,” and I found that an
swer typified ail of the specific things I waa
uble to recite about the machine which I had
as a m atter of fact recently purchased.
LAKELAND, Feb. 2 8 .- Thirty• nine of Tris Speaker’s Cleveland
i baseball team, accompanied by the
| big chief himself and newspaper; mer. nnd friends, are expected to
' arrive here Saturday, Mar. I. to
* ‘'Take up spring training not later
» than Monday, the 3rd.
It hud been widely advertised und I, as a
large buyer for a household, alwuyj felt that
any woman may be guided to sofa und satis
factory investments for her own needs and
the needs of her family if she will but use tho
messages which tho manufacturers send to
her in her newspaper or in her mngazino.
NOTHING LIKE IT ON EARTH
Until I had caid, “it’s good,” I did not rtulizc
INDIANS EXPECTED SOON
The now treat mint for torn
flesh, cuts, wounds, Korea or lac
erations that is doing such wonderful work in flesh healing is the
Borozonc liquid and powder com
bination treatment.
The liquid
Borozonu is a powerful antiseptic
“" that purifies the wound of nil poisonu and infectious germs, while the
J Borozone powder is the great heal
er. There is nothing like it on
earth for speed, safety and efficien
cy. Price (liquid) 10c, title and
$1.20. Powder 30c and (JUc. Sold
'b y all leading druggists.
I
that I had been reading so much nbout the
advantages of the machine whk*t> I subsequent
ly purchased. One after the other thopfc
messages had gotten into my mind until
when asked to do so I was capable of repeat
ing them almost as if I had been a salesman
for the company making that article.
However, I realized that the printed mess
age hud not really meant so much to mo-us
tho repented appearance. Seeing that a rti
cle over nnd over again meant to mo thnt
many other women had reached the point
where they could purchase it sooner than I
and wore well .satisfied with it.
Almost instinctively tho thought took hold
of me that when 1 suw the name of a product
appearing again and again I could feel suro
that that product waa living up to its prom
ise, I could feci secure in buying it.
If only nil women would realize that in
whatever they buy—machines or furniture—
clothing or food—dress goods or hats—jew
elry or toys—they may save themselves un«
wise expenditures by seeking the product
which through its ndvertsing and behavior
after purchase compels its thousands of cus
tomers to say, “it’a good.”
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Works, stile agents.
151-tfc
BUNCH GRATES, tree (Tlncbcrrics
| «nd blackberries—nil varieties
[ suitable for home and commercial
i planting. Largest nurseries. VigI nroua, well rooted plautj insure
good early profits. For full intoimatinn nnd Illustrated catalog
No. 9, write Southern Adapted
Nurseries, Bartow, Fla.
FOk SALE—Egry Cash Register.
Cost $00 when new. Will sell
cheap, inquire at Sanford Herald
office._______ , ______ ______
FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs
for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00.
Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcnrdnll Avenue,
Sanford. J ’hone 3303.
83-tfp
SANFORD STOVE WORKS. 321
First Street. Next door to Smith
Brothers. We sell, trade, and re
pair nil kinds of cook stoves. If
your trouble is stove trouble, see
us.____________________
EXPERT Typewriter denning nnd
repairing. Call IL S. Pond,
phone 225 or Peoples Bank.
_______________________ 179-tfc
FOR SALE—Bnby chicks, S. C.
Rods, Barred Rocks, White and
Silver Wyandottes. S. C. White
Leghorns
!ghoms, S. 0. Anconns. Heavy
eg producing strnins. Pedigreed,
lity matings.
ox ibition and utility
Custom hatching, Write todny
for prices. Sunnyside Hatchery,
Box 18, Longwood, Fla.
FOR SALE—Rhode Island nnd
White Leghorn eggs for setting
15 eggs for $1.00, Mrs. J. W.
Pennington, French Ave and High
St. ‘
S
[NTED—Middle aged woman to
akc care of sick lady; white
•ferred. 112 Laurel Ave.
)R RENT—Modern house, close
n. Inquire 209 E, Cth St. Phone
l-W.
______ ______
dining
FOR SALK—Fumed
iS’TED—Eunfoni
men
.
,
, business
,
, .
suite, 51-inch table, 23xC0-ltU'h
n " tCd.k0t C0M ? n{ buiTet, 24x51-inch serving table:
p should read Ihc classified, q jCbthcr chairs; living room and
*.? r?” !'’«her furniture, cheap for cash.
hundred
,S0,ikf"n
dinKi,0
,,t; ± t^ n,just
r°li ., kPoplar
p when Tthere
is Uprobably
,1, . Ave.
F. gt On 10 hundre,
» person you want in the city. jlo"k
^ rst„ . ,, ..
ad this column nnd if you don’t.
Benefit dance K. of t . Hall, i
t what you waj:t a few cents in- P- m- Fiiday, 29.
•ted in n want nd will bring you FOR SALE—3-burner gas stove
nv replies. Just try it once.
nnd oven; parch couch swing
ANTED—Carrier boys to deliver Phone 200.
tho Sanford Herald in Winter SAUSAGE—for sale, pure pork,
irlt, nnd Maitland. Sea or write
dried nnd smoked, 35 cents per
iculstion Manager of Sanford lb. postpaid, cash. Minimum ship
ment 3 lbs.
Hams cured nnd
raid, Sanford, Fla.
ANTED—Young lmiy for office; w oked 40 cents per IK delivered,
work. Must have Home expori- i?*;-0 tcfta"* "a‘ance J • 9;
t
ce in keeping honks* and be a ' J^faction guaranteed. Mrs. hnueh
«: typist. Write 1*. O. Box 329. [ Sawyer, 'liflon, f.eorgia.
FOR SALE—Goose eggs for set
^ S fANTED
..........
..............
ting,
also geese.
Cal 12003.
tiTED—A'second-hand flat ton 1FOR SALE—Several pieces of
Ttuv»Hn3l0 ^ - ^ - ; ; —U ••idUrJitly V-^d.-fyniUai-r^^heajpj
To B u y Right
FOIl SALE—At Coronado Beach ■
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
an eight room furnished house!
1023 Dodge touring, almost new.
PUBLIC stenographer.
Phone
with two lots. Located on Flngler^
One 1023 Dodge Coupe.
340. 107 Park Ave.
‘In Real Estate, LOCATION is second
Ave., good income property. Mrs.
Dodge touring, 1011.
l>. A._KelIy, 217 E. Ard St._____
Dodge Roadster, 1919.
only in importance to price, and often is
VVARTMo hear from owner havtng
Dodge 1922 touring.
FOR SALE—Attractive modern
farm for sale; give particulars
Dodge Sedan.
the controlling factor in the sale of a
bungalow. A bargain, terms.
and lowest price. John J. Black,
192z Hupmobiio touring.
_Inquire 1103 Oak Ave.________j
i
Chippewa
Falls,^Wisconsin.
piece of property.
One 1922 Ford Sedan.
FIVE acre Celery Farm, with nice,
ROOM and board^ $8.00. 402- First
Fort! touring ID*’"
bungalow ur.d bam. E. F. Lane.
St._______________ ________
Buick Touring, 1921
.3
Decide
carefully
the
use
to
which
you
FOR EXCHANGE—Equity^ of!
lH -ton International truck.
WANTED—Many people have old
$3500 In six room bungalow,
wish to put the property, and also con
Roo Speedster Truck. 1921
furniture, machinery, etc., that
well located in Miami, now rent
1 1-2 ton International truck.
they no longer need. A few cents
ed nnd paying eight per cent In
sider its possibilities in the future.
Overland Roadster, 1923.
spent In a Herald want ad will sell
terest. Will trade Tor Sanford
2-ton Indiana Truck
sue harticlcs. Why not turn them
Whether searching for business or resi
property, improved or unimprov-'
1-ton Republic Truck.
Into cash today?_______
ed provided ptlce la right. In an
Ford House Car.
dential
locations,
the
man
who
consist
WANTED—Customers
for
fresh
swering this ad state location bf.
SANFORD MOTOR CO.
eggs,
also
pine
nnd
oak
wood.
Sanford real cstato nnd tho price
Dodge Dealers.
ently
reads
the
offerings
on
The
Herald
J.
T.
Kastner,
Route
A,
Sanford,
wanted. Will not pay over marPhone 3.
Fla.
Want Ad Page cannot fail to profit, as
kot value. Address Box 431, Care
WANTED—Offico position, docH craltl._ __
every day real bargains find their way
tfir’*- office preferred.
Two
FORDS
FOR SALF—Three lots, on Palyears
experience
in
dental
office.
New
and Used
motto Avenue; reasonable terms.
into these columns.
Can furnish references. Address
ROADS IhttD
E, F. lam e._________ .________
'‘11", Sanford Herald._________ _
TOURINGS
$300 CASH, bnlancc $75 per
COUPES
I
REPAIR
houses,
wood,
tin,
ce
month, including interest will
SEDANS
ment.
Rnto
G
O
c.
W.
E.
Lantz,
buy six room bungalow located In
TON TRUCKS
1210 F re n c h .__________
rapidly growing section of Miami.
Rash or terms.
WANTED—Plain
sewing.
717
W.
House now rented for $50 month
We Sell or trade.
FOR
TAX
COLLECTOR
_Fi
rat
St.
Phone
3(18-W.
_____
_
_
_
_
_
ly. Owner needs money for other
POLITICAL
EDWARD HIGGINS,
I wish to announce that 1 am a MILLS Lumber Co., Oviedo, Fla.,
investments. Address .Box 432,
Authorized Ford Dealer
to the ofcare Sanford Herald for further ANNOUNCEMENTS 1candidate for re-election
for
pine
nr.d
cypress
lumber,
Sanford.______
L'ax Collector of
lu n a tio n
FOU SUPERINTENDENT OF
a
i
r
a
,,;-w s t t «
f
t
r
i
0,h"
bul"'"K
FIVE lots on Elm Ave., facing
action of tho Democratic primary material. Get our delivered prices.' INVESTIGATE OUR USED CAR
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
_gust. E. F. Lane.
DEPARTMENT
I hereby announce my candidacy to be held in June.
Dodge Touring
NICE corner lot.’
office
of
lot, seven blocks for rc-clection to tho
„ ...........
.
__
JNO. D. JINKINS.
FOR SHERIFF.
Chandler
Touring
from Tootoffice; price ?(150.00 county superintendent of public
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To the Voters of Seminole County:
Ford
Sedan
c a s h ^ E . F, Lane._____________Instruction of Seminole County,
, ^ to n„nUUnce mysglf a can
1 hereby announce my candidacy
Hudson Touring
NICE home on corner lot, price ? bteet. t? 1th® Democratic primary didnta
• for
- the
......................- - for the eirice of Sheritl" of Semi
office of Tax Col
Scripps-Booth Touring
lector of Seminole County, subject nole County, subject to the voters
f 100 cash balance lo bc hehi °" J “n«
Onkland Touring
$3o,00 per month. E. F. Lane,
------------------ LAW ION.
to the decision of the Democratic of the Democratic Primary to be KENT VULCANIZING WORKS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER Primary to be held June 3rd. 1924. held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I
bOR SALE—Three new cottages FOR
1 hereby announce my caudidncy
promise four years of Law En- FOR SALE—Ford touring car,
in the suburbs of the City Sub- for County Commissioner for the ___________R. C. MAXWELL
good condition, bargain fur cash.
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
j forcement in n business manner by
stantinl, on the Orlando road. Best Fifth District comprising Chuluo-I wish to announce that 1 um a the help of the proper subordi- 122Mr Palmetto Avenue.
ti^3T . „ ^ U
nHaCtn,t|° candidate for re-election to the I
“Mutants and earnestly
19 Buick fi, good shape mechan
the Democratit pri- ((ffke of Tnx Asi,caH‘r of Scmi. solicit the support of all law enically, fair rubber—$225.
nole County, subject to the decis- forccmcnt votew, on June 3rd.
RAULERBON.
mu of the Democratic Primary t o , ___
RAYMOND L. ALLEN.
residential section. Take $5,000.
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO„
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT be held June 3rd, 1924.
j
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
A big rrductnon for quick sale. FOR
First and Myrtle.
I
hereby
announce
that
I
am
a
A.
VAUGHAN,
i
I
hereby
announce
my
candidacy
Annly 3(11 Park Ave. *
candidate for the office of Clerk
FOR
CLERK
OF
COURT
'fo
r
the
office
of
County
Judge
I'OU SALE—fi acres, all cicnrcd of the Circuit Court of Seminole
1 hereby announce my enndi- of Seminole County, subject to tho HOUSES FOR RENT
nnd fenced, fi room hnufo. About
........................................................the Dernoage,
50 bearing orange trees, sev
M. Schneider.
eral peach, pear, plumb, per
ARDY.
„ nnd
, Elm Ave.
___________________
simmon nnd p lanes. 3 mi 1cr. out,
i FOR KENT—Cottage. J. Mus son.
A fine chnni'e lor n small home
ATTORNEY.
held on Juno 3rd, A. I>., 1924. I To the Voters of Seminole County: FOR RENT—House, corner 7th
with country surroundings, $1800.
I wish to announce thnt. I rhall stand for efficiency and service in
I hereby announce myself n can- nnd nnd Onk. Phone 250.
ididnto for Sheriff of Seminole
I. A. Hamid.
10 ACRES celery land, nil clear be a candidate for the office o f . office.
VANCE_E DOUGLASS._| County subject to the action of the FOR RENT—House, garage, chick^
ed nnd fenced ready for cultiva County Prosecuting Attorney, sub
Democratic^primary^to
bo. ^hchl
jeet to the endorsement of the I I wish to announce that I mam
i f aa Democratic
p
. . . ^on ^ on house: nlso one acre lnnd
tion, $4500.
Demoeratie voters at the June 3rd, candidate
for
Clerk
of
the
Circuit
J----un«,, V, ; H I am elected
I pledge fenced.
$15.90 month. Inquire
i;iiu
lur
vjivm
m
llie
circuit
,
...
V. T
primary.
Court of Seminole Co., subjict to . my seif to fulfill ,L...... of* ....................
the duties
th L , Pico Hotel.
_____________
- 1-2 ACRES, close in in n grow
GEORGE
HERRING.
Deinocr.....
...... .
........ lIlllu
__ C._____________
:ratic prinmry,
June
third. ,i ° ^ 'co to tbo best of my_ abiltty.
F o il RENT—8-room unfurnished
ing district, 25 otango- trce-«.
................
.. J ------FOR COUNTY' JUDGE
If elected, I ^premise the
faithful
_
, E. E. BRADY.—-I house in good condition nt PnAll fenced, I room bungalow. One
I licreby announce myself as a performance of the dutien eon-1
FOR COUNTY’ JUDGE.
ola. Write Post Office, R. F. D.,
house started hut not completed,
Subject, of course, to the notion Rnola, Fla.
garage and chicken yards. Could candidate for the* office of County nreted with thnt office.
W. L. MORGAN.
be cut into cily lots and made Judge of Seminole County, subject
F m rfY V lfiT O T rra :— Good-inright party. E.
GET THE H A B I T - I T P A Y S
T—t ’omfortnbly furnishreccntly re- 4-111*011*01III ui nuuuuutu u. coir aim , v
■; , 7 ; r ■
room,
i-imc t
rJ?""1/ : 1faithful administration of the af.'W tchen rm 1st floor. Threo Iansens of Seminole Oouliiy (hit f rm subject to the Democratic primary!
' fairs or tho office.
1
bath second floor. All
a candidate for the nomination to to he held on Juno 3rd, 1921.
SCHKLLE MAINES.
11,IX
( dy.
he Prosecuting Attorney for tho i
FRED T. WILLIAMS.
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING
County Cmirt of Seminole County, j
FDR SHERIFF.
FOR SHERIFF
, WEST PALM BEACH. Feb. 28.
subject to the action of tho Demo I hereby announce myself ns p
.
.
. cl
1 hereby announce myself a can-1__ a
three-story
88-npartment
cratic Primary, June 3rd, 1921. 1 .........
cue ul.it. f r the office of Slier... didate for rcelcction tn the office building costing $375,000, complete
will be grateful for ycur vote nmi nf Seminole Comity, subject to tlie | ()f a|1{>r(pf 0f Seminole county sub- w*th land nnd furnishings, is to bo
the nomination.
Democratic primary June, 1921 j t to t[lQ actiori of thc I)cmi>. ^ « t e d at North Olive Street and
ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER.
W. A. TIL LIS
1
i
. i i i i
i
Second Avenue. Contract has been
cratic primary to be held on June |0t for (|,0 work.
3. If elected for another term 1
la K in rc s a s R e r s a iiZ H !
XSRZ1 t*nB^na*i]iiMHRaKDi:auxiE!« pledge to fulfill the iluties of the
office in thc same effident manner
that I have conducted it in the
past.
C. M. HAND.
tNTED—A Sanford home worth Address luo MyffnPAvci
ut $4,000 as part paym ent' FOR SALE—Grocery store, doing cent. For immediate rnlc $11,009
_otel site near the very heart | good business. Good location.
tMiami,
SEMINOLE REALTY CO.
Fin., worth $10,000. A<1- chenn rent. Owner going north.
Seminole Hotel Annex.
>ss \V. J. Wiilugham, Buena | Inquire 422 E 2nd St.____
Sanford,
_____
tn, F la .__________________
LOST AND FOUND SANFORD REAL
ESTATE hTTn
ANTED—Two furnished housegreat demnnd. Investors nre
eeping rooms, private home pre- FOUND—A coat on Celery Ave.
looking for good bargains. If you
red. Address Bov 88, care _v;nii^at Herald office._____
any real estate to buy or sell
■raid.____________ _______ ___ LOST—Bunch of keys jrtlurn to | bnve
it will pay you to use The Herald
Herald
office.
ANTED—In or r.ear Sanford,
classified pagerooms for three people for light LOST an opportunity to keep
DUff’kceping. Address L. II,
abreart wiih the times by not
APARTMENTS
loddord,
Gen. Del.. Sanford.
_ _____________
reading th classified^ pages of
FOR R E N T ___
ANTED—Position us practical your daily newspaper. Herald
nurse: would prefer day nursing want ads contain many interesting ARB YOU—Looking for a good
would care for child through the i messageu. It will pay you to read
room. IT you don't find one list
ijr. Address Box N, care Her- them daily.__________________ ed in this column, insert a small
1.
Keep your <dd shoes. Don’t sell want nd nnd you will receive the
them to a cigar maker. A politiacl heat listing i in the city,_____
campaign is on.
____ FOR RENT—Three furnished
housekeeping rooms. Gall af
AIMS YOU
Madam Harriet,
ter ", or before 8 a. m., 599 E. 3rd
Beauty Pntlnr.
SL_________________________
RADIO AMBITIOUS?
Over Mobley's Drug Store.
The problem of filling
Paik Ave. Phone 215.
FOR RENT—.”> room furnisher
Would you liko to operate
needs is easily settled _on
apartment, first floor, 20U E.
H’ABY'V'HIi ’KS: Pinethe principle of reciprocity, I BETTERthe highest powered receivbreeze. White Leghorn Chicks ,>^ 1
for what one has to sell the nre aired by pedigreed males from FURNISH ED rooms fur rent. 492
ing set in this section?
other wants to buy.
Come in nnd talk it over
high record liens. Eggs perfectOak Ave.
This is the great princi ly hatched by modern incubators. I OR RENT—Two good house
with us. We have ail the
keeping rooms reasonable. Apple underlying Herald Want Vigorous chicks, true to strain,
muteriuis you will need,
Ads and it has worked for $20 a hundred; $1S0 a thousand. ply Lincolu Hotel. __ ____
and
our ndvice and mil nre
years with such great suc Immediate deliveries. Order "bet- FUR RENT—Two furnished rooms
yours without charge. We
cess thnt this form of ad
Seminole Realty Co,, Seminole)
vertising has come to be tr,‘ baby chicks" from Pir.cbicczo Hotel Annex.
cait show you how to revery popular.
Farm, Callahan, Florida.
FOR RENT—Two fine rooms, gen
tlemen preferred, at corner of
The needs of one nre sup
Ith and Oa!: Avenue. Call 2603.
plied by the needs of another.
CLOGGED THROATS
This process simply is the
Wlifn yeur viud
shut o'i
NtlTH’K.
getting of the buyer and \ rut!ilt:g ilhiicult you try to r -■*-'** H!,‘
Im Ik r. t v given lint Hip
Mi-gm by suihKtdy et'Otruei . s lui t i m l eUr,siller together nnd Herald
r u l a tin t will ..it ip ., n i l i tinv ,if
ntgM and forcing uir tl.r«>«v.tt t: ' ' • i n h. !!*2 | ut Y a l i ' i V r r i o r IVant Ads do thnt to per
rout. This D hard <>n
• ’’ M i. n p i ly to ill,* Ilo.’iil nf Pur>|.ins
fection. Try them nnd see.
ad *our throat nrd dilates tho l .*><» -if th*. S l a t e <.f |.’l.ir'il t, fur it t'utncssids. Clogged tliroats ur* < 1/ p K r m i n a t l u n nf th e t|.*tith »..nt'inen to
To reach nil tho people
uleidy oi»msl, phlegm rnV il nud t.i. Ilf.. Iniprluorim t'i.t. w h ic h ilealh s e n .
effectively — leave
your
rrot i'i spotlu’d end li**nT*-i by I.ron l e n r e was i m u m . t u p o n him u p o n ,
Want Ad at The Herald of
■It’s Cough Syrup (CfMMtw), D r l i v p t l . i n nt th e F u ll T erm . 1S 2I
i f i (irninlng, liuikiug end his r of t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t of S e m i n .do
fice. Phono tn to send for
.‘t'.ilitu antiseptic o-iiea. L. -i r
it or phone it to the Want
for coughs, colds, brotieldtl.i j C o u n ty . F lo r id a , of m u r d e r In th e
Ad Department.
ippe, croup, au I v.lioopiag coug-i Orel degree.
F R A N K (JOODMAN.
uf?, sure uui idcasuut. At you
Fell. ;<s.
. .iggiat.
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EASY
SETTLEMENT
PHONE 14S
u
i T H O U G H T T H l- b
C M 5 W O U L D N E .V E il^
C E T H E R E - I’M
t R' t i m ’ t o c *t t o t h e
^TATto ts t o c a t c h
the: t w o
o 'c l o c k
T r a in
PURELY
PROFESSIONAL
Large house on cor
ner. Close in. 8 rooms
hfttll (lownstnirs,
6 rooms and bath Up-
q 4.n !ptl p r ;»«
00 '
» i a i r S* * n c e ^OOUU.UU.
Cards of Sanfnrd'a Reputable
Pnifemionul Men, each of
whom, in his choaen profession
thc Herald recommends lo thc
people.
George A. DeCottes
HOP ON :
YOU COT
P L E IS T T
-J o r t i m e :.*
C , O ^ H f* I T ’ t )
F U N N Y
U
H O W N E R V O U S ^ )O N E
P E O P L E Ci\T O V E R , r~
c a t c h -.m - A t p ' a .v n :
P A cm i
ME
™ « l.vt
BUILDING
MATERIAL
MlRACLKnCooeret* C a, |
cement work, sidewlaka,
lag blocks, irrigation boxen. J .
Terwlllcger, Prop.
Lumber and Building MSt
Carter Lumbar Company
N. Laurel St. Phone 565.
HILL LUMBER CO. UonM
Service, Quality a 'd
Phone 135.
"ST. PETERSBURG. Feb:
Miss Mary B. Lewis, in chare*
the affair, is making arrangems
for the second nnnual flower al
to be held here Mur. 21. Pott
plants, palms and ferns will
featured at the show, which fa \
signed merely to stimulate int
est in flowers for the bcautlficat
of the "Sunshine City.”
BUSINESS
DIRECTOR!
You can And the name of every
live Buslnesa Man in SanfoN la
thia Column each day.
The Marcel Shop
ah n m v o o ln a,
M an lcn rln a.
W a T la a .
V iolet
B ar
T rvatM FB to
m i l . M I 'S
Suit*' No. 3
rid a it
I
m
I*
APARTM ENT*
T»l. 3IX-W
W. J. Thigrpen
Hns moved to Puleston ft
Brumley Bldg. Real E s
tate and all kinds o f In*
su ranee.
Lloyd C. Bebout
Traffic Manager
419 First National Bank Bldg.,
Sanford, Florida.
Specializing Loss and Damag*
Freight—Expreaa Claim*
Studebnkcr, Packard, Chevrolet!
J. L. PERKINS
Sales Department
San Juan Garage
WHIDDON & HODGES
Tailors, Cleaners and Dyer*
117 Park Avenue— Phooe M l
Sanford Novelty
Works
V. C. COLLER, Prop.
General Shop and Mill Work
Contractor nnd Builder
517 Commercial Street
Wilson Welding & Radiator j
Works
'
“It it'a Metal wo can wold it*
SANFORD, FLORIDA
One-half cash, balAttorney-at-Lnw
------------------------------------ J
ance easy terms,
Over Seminole County
___
. .
Bark
j We have very desir- San ton], ------------- Florida STEWART T he Florist
able warehouse site at
Flowers For All O ccasions
Members Florists Telegraph De
a bargain.
livery Association
Schelle Maines
If you are thinking
814 Myrtle Ave. Rhone 260-W
of farming next year
,
LAWYER
come in and sec us.;
— Court House
' Sanford Machine Co.
We have very desira
I .r n r r u l M a rh ln r n n d H o ller
ble tracts of celery!
W ork.
land at very favorable Elton J Moughton
lf» U n d e r ( . r i n d i n g
I'hitu.
il'J
Sanford. V ia .
prices and terms.
ARCHITECT
*
H. B. Lewis & Co.
107 S. Dark Ave.
Rhone 3(9.
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, ------------- Florida
By GEORGE McMANUS
brin gin g u p f a t h e r
7>
1r’- ’ *rt'.v*-.frk
j*■- 'Tf..75i;*'r
TH* SANFORD tJAILY HERAtT); tfiim SD A Y ; FEBRUARY 28, 1924
TIN E •
I
I1hi. nr IUS—
-PkOM
QUICK SERVICE
TRANSFER
l.nenl nod l.ons Ulatnnc. IU«I>
Ina.
S lo rn n .
S. O. Shinholser
Contractor and Builder
Sanford, ----------------- Florida
Rhone 101
902 French Avenue
The Seminole Printery
I . . l u s flu u tv tin (tint jo b of
p r i n t i n g — wm » ta iu l b e h i n d .v a r y
Job w e t u r n o u t.
Rubber Stamps a Specialty
R. C. M A X W E L L
Real E state
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1924
Text
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, February 28, 1924
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 28, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 28, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald