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House action on the Nelson res­ —aimed at prohibition enforce­ ment—wan proposed Friday in the olution has been delayed by a dif­ house which has two inquiries un­ ference of opinion among Republi­ On Friday Druj? Company Of- - ’ der way and in expected shortly to can lenders ns to whether the in­ When Informed by Senator quiry should be conducted by the fleial Testifies He and The Investigating Committee nuthorile two more. Curtis of Kansas that Pass­ IMagnate Declares on the Hears Sweeping but Un* Representative Kindred, Dcmo- patients committee or a special Sm ith, Friend of Daugher­ age of Revenue Measure [land that Whatever Eviernt, New York, called for the ap­ committee. Mr. Nleson who orig­ ty, and Another Man 8har- i specific Charges made Before June Seems Unlike­ inally held out for an investiga­ snee He May Possess pointment of a specinl committee ed in "Split” of $2O6.O60 tion by the patents committee, has Against Internal Revenue ly, President Urges that to look into the administration of Ihould be Reserved for agreed to have it handled by a Liquor Deal When Whiskey Bureau — Allegations Made the prohibition bureau, in a reso­ Consideration he Speeded Courts bat Is not Afraid of committee of five other house lution which he declared that the Withdrawn from Federal cf “Unfair Methods of Up by Senate Leaders. terlmlnation B e c a u s e great majority of American citi­ members. This, lenders say, In­ Warehouses Then For Sale. Making the Tax Refunds. zens believe allegations that there sures adoption of the resolution. fothlng Relating to Teapot Sanford Attorney Will Be A Can­ Ill* T h r A w a n rln ln l I 'r r a a ) They also declared Friday there is corruption "on the part of cer­ WASHINGTON. Mar. 22—Sena­ didate to Succrod llintself \ h »me can be Incriminating. President Gels General Survey of ( H r T 1)» Au m U I u I e r —a ) * •’ I nr The Am m IhIfiI l’re»») would be no formidable opposition tain official’” in the buraeu. State’s Attorney For Sev­ tor Smoot declares house estimate WASHINGTON. Mar. 22-RoXWASHINGTON, Mar. 22— to npprovnl of Mr. King’s resolu­ legislative Situation in Con­ The resolution was reterred to I l f The A n o f l i l r i Prr««) enth District. cost of bonus $2,119,000,000 much ie Stinson resumed the witnew ference with House • Sweeping hut unspecific, charges of the rules committee which earlier tion. fABHlNGTON. 3lar. 22—The stand Saturdnv ond brought let­ too low. graft in the internal revenue bu- in the (fay had recommended that Leaders. The special committee authoriz­ committee unanimously voted George A. DcCottes today nn- ters to support her jtory last week. reuu by former employes before an investigation he authorized oi ed to look into shipping board ufouncut Ids candidacy ior for rc-elec- , Senator Wheeler declared DaugBertifr Harry F. Sinclair to the WASHINGTON, Mnr. 22—iTes- noitneeit lit* canumaej the senate investigating committee Hr Ths Asssrlsli'il Prrss) nfter number that a huge quantity of fnirs, ....... ........ -• -a -----. . . . of prelim ident Coolidge Friday urged seti- ti.m to the office of state s attnr- orty hn,| ,!one „ “dirty, cowardly it* for conUmpt aa result of WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.— vied for attention Friday with al­ chnrgcs government bonds have been dupinury executive sessions will boll refusal to testify. President Coolidge, hopeful that legations on the senate floor of liented nt the bureau of cngnrving its first formal meeting Sa.urtfa> nte leaders to speed up considera­ noy for the seventh judictnl dis- trlck» jn making blackmail charge* His official announcement nKnin9t her> j |or eye» poured congress will find its wny clear “unfair" methods of making tax with several shipping board olTic tion of the revenue hill when in­ trict. nppt’iirs ©Nowhere in this issue. tears during the Senator’s-state­ 7ASHINGTON, Mar. 22—liar- to ndjourn before the June poli­ refunds, the nnmes of “Mellon and printing. formed by Chairman Smoot and inis before it ns witnesses. Anoth­ Engraving Bureau Inquiry. Senator Curtis, Republican, Kan­ F. Sinclair refused to testify tical conventions, met with a companies" coming in for particu­ ment. er committee, named to investigate Chairman Snell was instructed sas, of the tinnnee committee, that lore the oil committee Saturday group of house Republican lend­ lar attention in both places. Wheeler charged the whole pow­ criminal charges developed before to bring up in the house at an ear­ its passage before June 1 now the ground that any evidence ers at n White House dinner con­ er of the justice department to bo a Chicago grand jury against two seemed The committee witnesses both ly date the resolution, offered by unlikely. [may possess should bo ieserved ference to consider the legislative engineers, formerly assigned to working ngninst the committee by members of congress, nln> bus the courts. In statement after situation. Participating in tha Held work in connection with war Representative King, Republican, been holding sessions behind clos­ Although the soldier bonus bill intimidating witnesses. "I will committee refused unanimous* conference were Representative plant amortization allowance), Illinois, for the bureau of engrav­ ed doors and is not expected to was not discussed at the White criticise the President for keening ing inquiry. He ulso has been di­ House conference, Mr. Smoot said [to concedo his pica against the Longworth, the party lender in had been dismissed from the bu­ Daugherty during this proceeding. begin public- hearings’ until a grand it was probable this measure would resoluthority of the investigator.) ho the house, Chuirnuin Madden, of reau, the testimony disclosed, fine rected rocica to io bring ..ring to ..a vote «a — «... j now se8!,ion here coniThe least the President could do m s] committee, of them. J. F. Adnnu of Washing­ tlon by Representative Nelson, Ke- pit,tcs |ts investigation of the he given priority over the tax re­ |d he did not desire to plead that the appropriations to suspend him” Wheeler said. duction hill by the committee for replies might incriminate him and Snell of the rules committee ton, declared that "there are some publican, Insurgent leader of Wis-1 charges brought to ligt at Chicago Miss Stinson denied she tried to immediate action nnd predicted lit­ cause there wns nothing relating and members of the steering com­ of the worst cases being put capitalize on silence. She said she tle time would be required for its the Teapot Dome leasa that was mittee to go over the program. refused $1,000 from a newspaper through in that department (the disposal in committee. criminating. Preparatory to Friday's meet­ bureau) I ever heard of." for her story. In this connection, however, it C.e • [After much futile questioning ing the president conferred for A $200,000 whiskey deal—the No Doubt. Saya Adams. was again made plain ut the White U Inclair was excused and left the nearly an hour during the day biggest yet—was uncorked Friday Pressed by Senator Watson, Re­ House that President Coolidge oj»with Senator Curtis, Knnsns, the Immittee. Will H. Hays flatly by the Daugherty investigating publican, Indiana, committee chair poses n soldier bonus and supports inied Sinclair gave stocK to wine assistant Republic-;!! lender of man, to say whether he had per­ committee. , the Mellon income tax rates reject­ Ut the $1,600,000 deficit of tne the senate, and Chairman Snmot, sonal knowledge of unv specific ed by the house. John Goroni, vice president of of the Semite finance committee. epublican National Committee rfRegarding tho paid-up insurance the Alps Drug Company, told a Yesterday he discussed matters case of graft by bureau officials, kr the 1920 campaign. bonus bill imsscd by the house nnd I I I ) Tin* '.»«<M-lnlrtl P r e s s ) | III) T h e A ssiw ln leil T r e s s ) story of how he, the late Jess W. with Senntor Lodge, of Massa­ Adams answered that he had not, 7After his arrival here Hays re­ chusetts, the Republican senate adding: » Smith, "bumper and friend” of At­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.-TI-J ! WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.—The the revised revenue measure sent tained in seclusion, but Chairman leader. torney Gencrnl Daugherty, and ird Friday in ! Interstate Comerce Commission by that body to the senate, it was “But if you will take my evi-1 hnusc went on record m any in [dams, of the Republican nationHoward II. Munnington, one of the Gets General Survey. donee there is no doubt under the , favor ol another armament con­ Friday added another phase to the reiterated ut tile same time that committee, dcclajcd there had occupants of the “little green national and international contro­ the president would not declare in Through these discussions ho sun." . ecn no contribution of oil stock in has obtained a general survey of house on X street,” he said, snnreJ versy pending over the cnfOrce- advance of receiving either meas­ Senator King, Democrat, Utah, n ference. iping out the deficit. in the "split” which accompanied An amendment was adopted to ment of section 28 of the merchant ure whether lie will veto or sign the legislative situation. He feels member of the investigating com­ it. the withdrawal of whiskey from Ridiculous Says Adams appropriation bill marine act. that the house has made fair mittee, brought the tux refund the naval Smoot nnd Curtis went federal warehouses for sale to “The story that 75,000 shares progress with the appropriation question up in the somite after which would request the presi­ Chairman Hall of the commis­ Senators Mr. DcCottes has filled the du- i bootleggers. the White House after a conoil stock were used to pay off bills, but in his discussion with consulting bis committee col­ dent to initiate a -.iove tor an in­ sion wrote to Chairman Smith of to As with previous testimony of He roficit of the Republican nn- Republican leaders in congress he leagues and being advised by Sen­ ternational conference to con­ the senate interstate commerce ferenee of Republican members of (ji.s (lf the office which lie is seek‘ ‘ ‘ the ‘ inn again to occupy, for a term of the sort, it wns brought no nearer innl committee is, of course, has emphasized that there is the ator Watson that he must use his sider further limitation of com­ committee that the law did not the finance committee at which four years and during that time program for llscal bills was dis­ Idiculotis,” Mr. Adams said, regular business of passing ap­ own judgment. petitive naval armament. permit the commission to pass up­ cussed it was indicated the mem­ has gained an enviable reputation to Attorney General Daugherty tbout 10,000 or more contributors propriation bills and other meas­ on the policy*, good or bad. of en­ bers favored taking up immediate­ for the manner i i which he has himself than these two friends. The house declined, however, The Utah senntor attacked an Goroni told the committee soma im every state in the Union ures which should be disposed of item forcing the law. nnd pointed out to udd to the amendment the of $105,000,000 for tax re­ tlic bonus bill nnd then round­ conducted the affairs of the office, of the things which, he said, did [ade up the amount. regardless of the investigations funds, submitted in the deficiency proviso that steps should bo tok­ that the commission previously lias ly lie gained special recognition fof ing out the revenue measure which come out when he was tried . To the nmnzing story about the now being ‘ held. bill pending in the senate. On the en toward the holding of a con­ sought legislation on section 2S has been before the committee for; his vigorous prosecution of the not and acquitted of conspiracy to vio* “to obviate unnecessary conflhlt In meeting with the president |l stock contribution anothor has ference whenever there was rea­ ' ground tlmt the finance committee more than two weeks. Aubrey la’e Nickels, case, in lute the prohibition law in Near ten added by Al Jennings, former Fridny night the house leaders '•177 I had been advised that only $25,- sonable prospect in the opinion with the needs and usages of in­ Tne tax rate schedules were not] which the latter was convicted York. Attorney General Duugherwere expected to tell him land transportation.” pain robber, but now an evangelist inu 000,000 in pending refund claims of the president of its success. discussed at cither conference, it ..................... and sentenced -to hang, bu*. whose . ty in his nightly comment on Friml politician, who has been sub- they had decided to give priority had been decided, Senator King Enforcement of the section. was saitl. The amendment, offered by case is now pending a re-njjnrnu, (|ay»H testimony pointed out that enued by the oil committee in to the aproprintion bills, put the said that the hundred million dol­ Representative ................ Byrnes, ____ _Dcnit Chairman Hull said for tho coin­ Outside of the committee meet­ by the Supreme court. he himself wns in no way “emhar*-•* resolution* to appropriate lar item was "just a guess as to nncction with the gossip of V<dl, ”Fish South was adopted mission, might he expected to force ing, its members Friday took oc­ Mi. DcCottes has had other rassed or implicated.’. * ’ ’ Carolina, ” ais" of the Republican nntionul j $10,000,000 for relief of German probable refunds.’’ His motion to crat, casion to place on each other re­ experience in office holding, hav­ by a viva voce vole, lne nundl- business away from Atlantic p nveition at Chicago in 1920. women and children to vote next cut the item to $20,000,000 was de­ fientinn rejected, other than those of New York, sponsibility for tho delay in work in'' been county solicitor lor Or- Wheeler Basses Lie to Daugherty to 41, was Counsel. Monday und bring ub«ut early ac­ feated without n division. Jennings Hot Big Surprise. proposed by Representative Philadelphia and Norfolk, which he mi the revenue hill. nngo county from P.tOS t» I«I2 Goroni’s whiskey “deal” story classed as “congested" ports. _ It Chairnmu Smoot declared “exces­ before Seminole was created. He Jennings is nUotcd ns having tion on the Johnson immigration French, Republican, Idaho, In King Says Evidence Can Prove would further, under the shipping sive talk for reasons best known has served the city for n numb, e splashed from the witness stand in Muted before his departure from bill. Evidence before the finance and cliurgc of the hill. House leaders have taken the California for Washington thut lie Great Britain. France, Italy board’s certification, by which the to the speakers has been indulged of years ns tlm attorney for its it hectic day marked by passing of investigating committees. Senator rould tell the oil investigators of position that adjournment by King declared, was sufficient to and Japan would be rcquesteti, section has been ordered into ef­ in in the committee meetings witii City Council and now for the the "lie" to Mr. Daugherty’s coun­ fect. he said, tend to hamper Am­ result we huve not yet tnkcu City Commission. Ho was City sel by Senntor Wheeler, Democrat, i $1,000,000 cash payment that early June depended largely on prove that present methods of de­ under the amendment, to partici­ erican millers in selling flour and tho up a major section of the hill.” He attorney continuously from 19DS .Montana, managing tho inquiry. Pbought” the nomination of Presi- the- ability of the senate to dis­ termining pate in the conference which refunds were “unscien­ other grnin products in competi­ again threatened night 'sessions to 1917 with the exception of a The latter charged that there was Idcnt Harding. He nlso is credited pose of the dozen annual supply tific and unfair to the government" would discuss limitation of sub­ tion with foreign millers. for next week if the work was not year mid a half. He wus reap­ continual "besmirching” of com­ Iwith the statement that the sum bills, none of which have yet been whicli lost heavily. marine anil surfuce craft of less It was safe to witnesses and that the com­ sent to the president, the tax and speeded up. Reciting that section 28 pro­ | came from “oil interests.” than 10,000 tons and aircraft. I lie pointed to that position wluvi mittee assume also, he added, that tax­ mittee wns being deniod evidence bonus hills and several other Senator Harrison, of Mississippi, assumed vides that, no ocean transported Washington conference, .Jr. Judge J. J. Dickinson Former Representative Martin measures considered of prime im­ payers had been unjustly loaded from the Ohio bunk, of which Mr. a Democratic member of the com­ goods may receive from American the duties of presiding over the Daugherty's ■Byrnes declared, had not lessen­ | W. Littleton, of New York, appear* portance. with additional assessments. brother. Mai, is presed international competition in railroads the benefit of special im­ mittee, also complained of delay in circuit court. |ing before the oil committee as dent, while Senator Ashurst, Demo­ Further conferences with sm ­ Before the investigating com­ consideration of the Dili and re­ port and export rates unless those Mr. DcCottes has been a resi­ these phases of naval construc­ |counsel for Sinclair, challenged ote party leaders are expected to mittee, Adams named companies Arizona, said Howard Mnngoods move in American ships, the marked that “only two of tho dent of Sanford since Aug. 17. crat. [the right congress to subpoena any beheld at the White House in an tion. . ,, nington, in Goroni'a nine Republican members of the which, he said, had been involved letter pointed out that import and 1907 and has l*ecn identifley story und mentioned Mr. French, In offering his pro­ [person for examination on any effort to speed up the legislative reported in Baris, were present today." prominently with the rapid hud been now [subject. Moreover, ho contended program in that branch of con­ in amortization allowance disputes viso, said that both President export rates’, in many eases, give committee “spirited uwuy.” Mr. Democratic leuders generally growth of the city. He h a s been with the bureau, ndding that in­ Coolidge and Secretary Hughes lower land transportation charges that congress in enacting the gress. Daugherty's counsel, after a bitter • indicated Friday they would seek vestigation would show that these than the applied to movement of engaged in the practice of law had indicated a desire to have ' Walsh oil lease annulment resolu­ scene in which the audience loudly Farm Relief. had been solved to the advantage He began applauded Senator Wheeler, prom­ conference as suggested goods over the same route for to have the tax bill kept to the since coining here. tion had taken the oil lease mat­ The Wants president expressed tne de­ of eompanies ns compared witli another front in committee. practice in I1WKI in Jacksonville ised their best “best efforts” to in last year’s naval bill, but were domestic consumption. ter out of the jurisdiction of the sire to have some form of farm Congress May Only Recess. treatment given “ordinary com­ convinced that the time was not and moved from that city to San­ produce Munnington. (committee. , , relief legislation enacted before Mr. Smoot predicted thut if the ford. Finally he contended that it wns the close of tin* present session of panies, like the Font Company." now opportune for one. Whitfield and Terrell revenue More $1,000 bills figured in Goro­ measure were not passed Among the companies he named The prosecuting attorney is a Final Vote Blocked. "unfair and unjust" to call Sin­ congress. before June 1, when congress plans native of Florida and received his ni’s story of the whiskey transac­ were the Standard Steel Car Com­ Qualify For Primary The bill carries $1500,999 to be clair for a sixth time when the Thu legislative situation gener­ to adjourn for the national party law degree from a Florida insti­ tion. He testified that he had paid zovernhient had made him party ally was discussed and Mr. Cool- pany, the Aluminum Company of used iii developing a satisfactory conventions only a recess would tution. having been graduated $50,000 in bills of that denomina­ America, the United Stutcs Steel engine for fleet submarines, but i l l y T h e AN*<>elnlril I ' r r . o ) defendant to u suit and practically dige's callers said they were con­ tion to \V. A. Orr of New York, be taken ut that time, with ad­ had accused him in that suit with vinced that congress would ad­ Corporation Brown and Sharp stipulates thut until tests are TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 22.— journment put off until such time from Stetson University In 19ii. nri vioqsly connected with the Manufacturing Company, the Col­ If elected, he promises the sam • completed no more money ts to a conspiracy to obtain the lease of journ before the June convention. Justicea J. B. Whitfield and Glenn as the tax bill wus completed. DeinnsyirCarpentier fight film orado Fuel and Iron Company nnd tllcient handling of the affair, of i "deal,” Tcnpot Dome. and ulso $150,000 to Owen With all the rate schedules yet .the The president was told tha; the Great I.uqes Shipping Com­ be expended on construction of Terrell, of the State Supreme office as in the past. Littleton Aroused. such craft. It. Murphy, another New York Court, today qualified to enter the to be considered Mr. Smoot said the house would rush action on An inquiry by Senator Walsh of appropriation bills, dispose of pany. politician. The payments, Goroni Democratic primary June 51 to it was likely th at at least three RECEIVE LIFE SENTENCES Adams assented to a statement Montana, as to what harm could said, were nt the rate of $15 u case BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Mar. 22 HUcciTti thciMsulvcB. F»»rnuT Stall* more weeks would be spent by the the first two named were "Mellon come to Sinclair by testifying! for permits obtained to get whiskey Senator \V. N V . Flournoy, of Hocommittee mi the tax bill alone. __foe Cushman and Charles llattcompanies.” lie urged that the again if he hnd a "just cause into bootleggers’ bunds. About Funink Spring, ha* announctil Little time would be required to committee undertake a eonipara- litr were given life sentences for for one of the place?*. aroused Mr. Littleton. There was 50,000 or OO.OOO cases “went dispose of tlu* bonus measure, Mr. tive examination of amortization wife murder. a sharp exchange between the at­ through” Gorooi suid, although ho Smoot thought, pointing out that allowances to these concerns. I II* T h r A « » . » r l » l r . l I’ r e * - ) torney and the committee ‘ prose­ Republicans were generally agreed DOUGLa S. Ga.. Mar. 2-—John told of paying Only $200,000. "And if you don’t wake up. I’m a c u to r and Mr. Littleton practical­ on a paid-up insurance bill, along Fee of $2 l’er Case. A. Rogers and Eugenia Rogers I l l y T h r %*«*»rlttte«l l're «» 0 liar,” he sad. ly. accused the committee of ntthe lines of that passed by the wi re convicted of murder by a jury Orr told him. Goroni said, that NEW YORK. Mar. 21.—Brook­ Adams told of having sCen in the tempting to drive his client into house. Such an agreement by the in Coffee county superior court late Munnington received a free of $51 a position where he would have to lyn’s bob-huired girl bandit cull­ bureau n letter regarding specinl majority members would offset Friday, the verdict carrying with a case, sonic of which went to Jesa treatment to lie given what he des­ assume the “odium” *of refusing ed on Munhiittun aguin toduy. plans of the Democrats for a full it a recommendation «f mercy. Smith, to whom ho said he was laHer visit convinced the porce cribed us n “Mellon company" hut to answer, ns did Albert B. rail, cash payment option ,so fur as a Judge that Mrs. Alfred Guimnres, alms J. 1. Sununerall immediut tinduced by Orr, as he was a brought forth its best efforts to could not recall who wrote it. Sen­ oif the ground thut it might tend Tonight’s program: Magic committee vote is concerned. “Betty Santos, of Riverside ator Cuuzcns, Republican, Michi­ ly sentenced the couple to life im­ friend of Mr. Daugherty’s. Manto Incriminate him. and mystery, spectacular pro­ prosecute the war to defeat a prisonment ..ud it i» announced nington had puid back about $40,tyrant foe. With that Mr. Littleon rested Drive”” whom they arrested gan, who brought about the in­ duction by the Great Lniirant Believe Revolution In Thursday night in n tailorshop But since the wnr, a different that they will begin their sentence UU0 or $50,000, Goroni said he wax vestigation, indicated ho would his case and the committee took Gompnr,1)*. 8 o’clock is the told, for failing to procure liquor robbery, was not the girl with the spirit has overcome the citizens of seek to obtain this letter for later Immediately. up the discussion after Senntor time. withdrawals contracted for. this nation, he declared. Hero we Mexico Has Collapsed The Rogers killing attracted Dill, Democrat!, Washington, hnd trimmed titiun tresses, the pistol presentation to the committee. Monday Afternoon: Con­ have a citizenship that will pay a The division of the whiskey fee wide attention; the victim was entered vigorous opposition to a and the dark man companion cert by Montauc Light Op­ I I I ) T h r \ n a u r l n l r t l I’ f r . O of $15 a case, according to Goroni, million and half dollars to see a proposal of Senator Spencer, Re­ they huve sought for months. Love S. Buffers, a brother "f John NEW ORLEANS, Mnr. 22.— tra Singers and u lecture by prize light and will not suffer to Demure-looking young woman Oliphant Is Appointed publican, .Missouri, that the ques­ Geoffrey F. Morgan on "Suc­ see the payment of a few dollars Intercepted radio niessuges in­ Alton Roger* und the husband ol STORM WARNINGS tion be threshed out in executive —with reddish hair, bobbed— Criminal Court Judge dicate de la Huerta and other Eugenia Royers. Ur Tf cr A H w I i l r i l cess \\ ith Ease. to those hoys who fought in the asked for round steak in the tri­ The case went on trial Friday session. NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 2’2— Monday Night: Grand con­ Argonne, he continued. Eat. drink Mexican Rebels are on the gun­ este meut market on Ninth AvtIII* T h e .%»■»•»<•Inle<l P r r * « ) Southeast ■i n n iiiuH. both of- the ----- defc ,nlants i i n o u m c a s i sstorm i u r m nwarnings) n n u i i H s were ] cert featuring "Gretcvhen of and be merry without ever a thought boat aragozu, headed for Gulvcs- morning, nue. TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 2 2 being tried jointly. I hey I 1 ‘ 1, ordered displayed from l’ort Av- • . ton. , Holland’’ by the Montague of the economic results, seems to “I think you’ve got a nice Governor Hardee today designated Lack of Electricity f piece The fleeing of the Rebels lie- not guilty but after the l.,rf Ll!1**1thur. Texas, to Freepir: and smalt 1 ffieN is beLight Opera Singers. be the prevailing philosophy, the in the ice box, she said. K. Oliphant Judge of Criminal ’ >cruft warnings on the remainder-, lieveil to indicate the‘ complete, tion „f the evidence and a Makes Us Powerless The clerk entered .the box to H. speaker declared. Co^rt of Polk County to preside nt collapse of the revolution on. I he hours’ argument on each »»de wy nf the Texas and Lauisinn-iioasU. Frnnk Brcston Johnson, lecturer Mr. Johnson then demonstrated ! look and the customer promptly the trial of Thonins M. Keene nnd mukes no j„wycrs ill the case, the plea of not • Obregon government in Because of the curtailment of locked him in. 7Ten she drew u E. G. Robinson on perjury charges and newspaper publisher, spoke the utter lack of co-operution be­ effort to apprehend de la Huerta, guilty was withdrawn und a cunon the “Basis of Liberty" to a tween tho farmer and the consum­ pistol from beneath her cost 1 > electricity, the linotype ma­ in Duval county criminal court be­ , crowd at the big Chautau­ er. He showed how the farmer hut welcomed his departure to sent plea of guilty was entered. chines of The Slnford Herald fur coat und commanded the re­ ginning Mar. 31, because of the large America. It is further understood qua tent Friday night. ’I he de­ ... , , The evidence presented to th e : sold his crop lust year for seven were out of commission for an maining clerk to “punch that disqualification of Judge J. M. velopment of a community spirit mmu l0,(, thl> stury t)f the klUing and one-half _.... billion dollars and lie and his chiefs will come t o , . hour this morning and us a re­ cush register for all that s in i~ Peeler. (hi. nOKl.ril home here. For in every line of activity, and the i ^ow consumer . paid over 20 New Orleans by rail to join hi ■I Instead the clerk dropi-ed, PER CAPITA COST sult, the paper comes to the family. Gcnorul Felix Diaz, the i , . cuU|a lm,e the undivided ntfostering of gixsl feeling between | Million for the output. He declared frightened into unconsciousness, readers tonight in six pages in­ For running the city govornnephew of the dictator, unother ] fcclion of Love Rogers’ wife. Tho I the cities and the country, is *u,>' j that ariculture was tho source of stead of eight. The manage­ so Miss Bandit punched the no- Skeleton Is Fonnd As dnmental toward Rebel chief, also has lived hero I j buncd 111 a cornlicbi ment for this fiscal year, the | about nj| {udupUios and without it, the sule” key. She got $15. ment regrets exceedingly that since he was excelled by \ ictori- nearrly ■ two years ago at the rear j per capita cost of Santord As she steped outside a i l ol. Result Strange Clue conditions which will keep’ this na­ nation would go to ruin. some of the best news utories ano Htierta. tion from going the ways of great I*or equals $1-I.d8 according to ligThe speaker was warmly npinto the stream of pedestrians', a of ill Roges home here. wore left out on this account. ures compiled recently. Thl) fallen empires of other ages, de­ l l r T h ^ P r r . a ) months u crop was cultivated over pluuded when he spoke of the won­ To HU a puper. type must be tall dark man clicked the pn-Uck SIRMANS APPEAL. estimate is bused on a nopula- ] FAYETTEVILLE, Mar. 2*2— clared Mr. Johnson. derful advantages offered by rlorthe burial place. Then the couple 6n door, imprisoning tho clerk, lne I ll) T h r A »*«»rlnlrtl had and in order to get type tion of 8,000. The amount of A dog currying a human ankle ida. He besought his hearers to Throughout his address, tho unconscious one came to, irceu TALI AH ASSEE, Mar. 22—The fled to Avon Park, Fla., where they the type setting machines must money that it takes to pay tho. bone led to the discovery of the develop the state on a basis of • ’....................... W ere arrested and brought back speaqer brought out facts to prove supreme court fixed April 9th to bo running in full force through­ the one in the ice box and to­ skeleton of .John Rreece 7‘) years running exjK-nses of the govern­ lusting effect. Make it solid und although this country’ was the argument* on the appeal to this county to stund trial. out the day. In greeting Us gether they clamored through .i old nn eccentric old man who dis­ that ment during this year is $117,­ recognize the importance of the hear founded on pure principles ot transom to speed the a.arm. But It was disclosed during the trial of Henry I. Simians, Jacksonville, readers in this . abbreviated 111.98. In comparison with appeared from his home near here democracy and that the basis of development of agriculture us well from the city commission decision that John Rogers lias been subject police’ were unable to find all) form. The Herald wishes to of­ other cities Sanford's per capita as greut cities, he further implor­ last September. the constitution was the promo­ to epileptic tits since being incar­ cost ranks favorably. Hero U dismissing him us u policeman. fer its apologies and regrets. one on the street who had seen tion of united interests, for the ed. , girl bandit or her partner. cerated In the Coffee county jad. the figures on a few Florida Why the power was cut off Tor theDetective Tonight, Manager Rosenernns most part, the opposite results Sergeant Kuwani OLD SOLDIERS MARKETS towns: St. Petersburg, $18-20; an hour, it was not learned Mullins, in charge announced, will be joy n;glit at the huve been obtained. • of the investi­ III* T h r A siM tc la t r il l*r r*« > SHORE APPOINTED Orlando, $18.30; Tarpon Spring** I definitely except that the offic­ gation, said tonight that .Mrs. big tent. The Great Laurant VERBENA. Ala.. Mar 2 2 He showed how during the re­ II)- Thr A*»oclnl*U rre«») $15.50; Tampa. $14.45; Lakeland. | I H r T h e A m i i r l n l e t l I’ r e u ) ials of the- Southern Utilities Guimnres had proved owiitrsnip Compuny, master mugicians and stated that something had brok­ of the $7,000 fur coat and had CHICAGO, Mnr. 22—Wheat, May cent war the community spirit did entertainers, will present a unique The Mess hall of confederate >1 TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 22—F. $15.25; Sarusota. $13.27 Fort Myers, $11.13. en at the plant and it was nec­ produced a receipt for *000 paid 101 7-8 to 105. July 100 1-8. Corn prevail when the United Stales, and interesting program, which it soldiqrs home near Mountain < rce A. Shore, Fort Myers, was appoint­ burned Inst night. The cause i ed probation officer of Lee county. eager to uid in the preservation of essary to cut off the “juice May 78 1-8. is promised will keep everyone as an initial payment on the au- NEW ORLEANS—March 29.17; those ideals for which the founilunknown. throughout the city in order to Itomobile which was seized a> the lers of this country fought and died, laughing throughout. make the necessary repairs. jMuy 28.92 close. Itime of her arreit. DE COtTES SEEKS RE-ELECTION FOR PRESENT OFFICE COOUDGE TALKS WITH LEADERS ON HOUSE MATTERS ANOTHER ARMS SECOND P H A S E CONFERENCE IS LOOMS U P NOW WISH OF HOUSE IN MARINE ROW p V IU I V IU I I| TV IIW IIM O ** Rogers Couple Get Life Imprisonment BobbedHairBandit TurnsAnotherTrick Newspaper Publisher Speaks On I he Basis of Liberty Here Friday Night ..... '/ ............. SANFORD FACTS ■ u �US WEEK IN SANFORD Jacksonville Business M an Ib Visitor Here (Coetlmi#d from i*c« 1) n«r continued, ‘th a t L* the eiUmates of Mr. McCoy, who always before baa ptepared the • xtimates, had been used the tetuxl yr tib to surplus In the fiscal year if25 would be $5fll]000,j00 Instead of 1305,000,000. • I f Mr. Mellon had used the maximum estimates sub­ mitted to him, Mr. McCoy’s for tax collection and tho director of customs for customs collections, the surplus would amount to 9643,­ 000,000, which would be larger even than the treasury estimated would be cut off under my Income tax plan.” , „ •, ■ ■CM teUWS TX6 WORD UNCLE JEftKV, AW tO-l RAISE CAIN F SHE KNEW WED BEEN .M ' OUT TO SEE A - J r * SORE 1 KNOW WHAT THESE WOMEN DON’T KNOW WON’T ( HURT EM f J W«aViS r.acheon of the wr of Commerce a t the Telfair Stockton, one of thu , Burlesque - > $ p . i Hotel, a t 11:15 p. m. moat prominent business men of Jacksonville, accompanied by AT THB MILANB Mrs. Stockton, sloped In Sanford t throbs and pleasing for a few hours Friday morning ta at child life are found enroute to Jacksonville from plot of "Who Are My Pa- Fort Myers, where he has been M b e William Fox produc- visiting for tho past few days. tick is at the MUane theater Mr. and Mrs. Stockton hive been on a motor trip for several weeks in by a ntw author who through points In South Florida, to bo known as "Mr. X.” coming direct from Fort Myors are has proved one of the to Sanford. i of the tear. The un­ While here Mr. Stockton called thread of human interest upon Mayor Forrest Lake, n through the plot has won long time friend. Ho expressed Marty -welcome from screen surprise a t tho rapid growth of a. It was received by the the "City Substantial” and pre­ nnd public during its New dicted a very bright future for fun with warm commenda- this city. He remarked upon th*i cleanliness of Sanford and upon .always vital question, a par- the excellent paved streets. WHERE HAVE right to forbid his daughter Incidentally. while be wa3 VOU BEEN nry tho man she loves, is one talking, Mr. Stockton hod a word Ptea In motives of the story. to ssv about politics in general > UNCLE J Brio Wawlay directed the pic- and the governor’s race in parti­ ^ JERRY P 1 ■fetch is a big special from cular. “Things look mighty bright Roftit of view. While tlnr- for Jennings,” who, Mr. Stockton f domestic :hi its atmosphere, declared, "was the best man in irs the strongly contrasting the race.” itWeen the rich and the poor, "It will be a merry scrapj in ke opportunity for elaborate Duval cunty between John Mar­ Mutual settings has not been tin and Frank Jennings, he wild. Tho latter, ho continued, lias ■ t r Lytton, Florence Billings gained a largo following in South Miles Welch are among the Florida during the past 00 days ■g members of ths cast. A and every day his chunces are V comer to tho screen, Peggy getting b etter/’ ORLANDO, Mar. 21.—Observ­ r, a former "Zelgfeld Follies” itjr, haa won new honors by her ance of National Garden week will Nation’s Capital In bo featured i f* this picture. by the Florida Horti­ Grip of Heaviest Snow cultural Society at its annual con­ laa France* Jones of Winter vention, scheduled for April 22-25, bjWaa the attractive guest of WASHINGTON, Mar. 21. — at Tamps, according to announce­ l {Jllian Shinholser on WednesTho heaviest snow of the year is ment by Bayard F. Floyd, secre­ falling here today. It started tary. Goes To Daytona. last night and continued steadi­ jjC rn ig Thompson, of this city, ly this morning, covering the city. . BM gone to Daytona to join the Snow storms are repot tul severe /Onytona baseball team. Mr. In other sections nlio, on tho a r­ rival of spring. Record snow Tfcbmpson, a player of sovcral fall in Oklahoma nnd Kansas in y n n n experience, is considered an some places two feet deep, is Chicago felt the How the Nation's Bankers A re Banded Together in pmmUent performer and his work reported. W ar on Crime—-The G reat Crook Trap and ■M i the Daytona team will be sweeping gnlo from the north, fertMcbed with interest by friend* the blizaard extending through the W ay It Works, Indiana and Illinois. Traffic is blocked and railroad and wire service is tripled in St. Louis. By JOHN OAKWOOD Advisory storm warnings nro The slink gentry who have been wont to walk into displayed in the Atlantic Coast banks and mesmerize paying tellers into giving them good from North Carolina to Boston. The disturbance is off the Vir­ cash for worthless checks have recently become aware of ginia capes und is moving north­ the fact that their operations are daily growing more east. difficult. Crooks who have operated with apparent im­ FOURTEENTH ANNUAL MEET munity for years have suddenly found themselves caught [a We Con Control Criminals mrt Those People Who Are listless And Who Do Not Do Anything Are Our Worst Enemies. TAMPA. Mnr. 21.—The Wbman’s Missionary council of tho Methodist Episcopal church, south, reoresenting a constituency of 201,000, will hold its fourteenth an­ nual meeting here April 0-10. Home nnd foreign missionaries, deaconesses, delegates and visitors to tho number of nearly 200 nre expected to attend the sessions. Presiding over the meetings will be Mrs. F. F. Stephens of Colum­ bia, Mo., who was elected a t the Mobilo meeting last year In suc­ cession to Miss Belle H. Bennett, who had served aa the first and only president of the council until tho time of her denth. > F l o r id a s t a t e c o l l e g e FOR WOMEN, Mar. 21.—"Do nothings” are one of the greatest MA&aces of society. There nre •Nona of controlling those who M u the law—the criminals, but •odety haa no method of influencbig that greater and more detrltenotal lot "who don’t do anythlng.’* oS declared Dr. William O. Dodd, dean of the School of Art* and Sciences of F. S. C., tn • talk at tho last regular Y. VV. BILL IS REROUTED C. A. Sunday evening services. < "Do nothings in politlcn” were I I I ) T h e A»ai>rlntril P r , M ) fancribed by Dr, Dodd as & great­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.—The er menace than "the men actively first deficiency appropriation bill carrying more than $150,000,000 was reported Thursday by the sen­ ate appropriations committee. •lament—helpful, while the dc B a t h i n g s are in the majority.” 1 J* not a good condition, he eai<i ^for a few girls to de everything 5 u t it is not tholr fault. The nothings have not learned th fre a te r_ lesson of life; that is, t Make their pleasures servo them. ‘ Emphasizing the plight of th "do-nothings” with the New Testa » e n t narsble of the fig-tree, h. laid that Christo cursed the burrer fig-tree because it was uselessdoing nothing—although the trci Waa not accountable for its owi condition. LOFTIN HEADS JAX BAR. JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 21.— Tho Jacksonville Bar Association tion has elected Scott M. Loftin, general counsel of the Floridu Enst Coast railway, ns its presi­ dent m » *•for av the • ensuing • •year. • •it; . John nPob. | Daily Fashion Hint RAID BIG STILL WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 21 •—The sheriff's forces of Pulm Beach county have uncovered a modern liquor manufacturing es­ tablishment in full operation up on the border of St. Lucia county. Two workmen were busily engnauil In manufacturing the forbidden product. The distillery had n ca­ pacity of 100 gallons, was modern*Y *<imppod, and had on hand n siz­ able supply of raw material. The Workmen escaped. BAXLEY AND TURNER JAILED. TAMPA, Mar. 21.—Aaron Bukl#y. Tampa, employed at Sorren­ to, Lake county, and F. E. Tum ­ or, Sorento, ure in iail hero to­ day on a technical charge of being material witnesses to the killing of J. W. Cooper, deputy sheriff in Tarpon Springs WVlneMluy. AMMONS DRAWS’ 30 YEARS. < l!r T k f A a a u r l a l r il P r r u l ncnmiAi NlYltWi FT. LAUDERDALE. Fla., Mnr. VIRGINIA FUSSY ABOUT TAGS IB) I hr l »■■■<-lalril I'rrMl ‘ TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 21.—Vir­ ginia will not honor the teniproury paper license tags for Florida for automobiles according to h tele­ gram from B. O. James h« commonwealth. It r metal tags however. Bluff Springs—P i n t of Mar­ tin Veneer Company begins op •ration ‘on full-time schedule, output one car per day. NEWLY ARRIVED FROM PARIS An interesting version of the practi­ cal cnat-frork is pictured here. It is developed in embroidered twill, trim­ med with n deep collar of plain satin and list silk braid. The right front of the lines is bid in plaits at the front itlgR und tapped over the left front under a bailed ornament. The luck is laid in plaits, which are folded over the under arm crams. Ilicnusc of (he lung lines and slight draperies, this de­ sign could lie smartly duplicated in velvet. Medium size rvquin-s JJ» yard* 36-inch malt rial, with 5 jj yards liraid. Pictorial Review Drew No. 1352. Sizes,34 to 44 inches bust, and 16 to 21) years. Price, 35 c e n t s . ___ _^ in the mesnes of what amounts to a nation-wida crook trap. * To show how effectively this Is now working, one of the biggest figures among the worthless check operators, a man who claims to have defrauded dozens of banks and realized more than $300,000 from his operations, recently fell into the toils of the trap. Realizing that he was hope­ lessly caught, he made a complete confession. tow rtctntl* K .. Mactad national prw iioa HAMS VOU . 3® 2a fiW B ® £ of the hnowladge and tuS ?!! l; 6K N ? Longwood NOW SEE HERE. WHERE HAVE YOU 1 BOTH B E E N ? J FLORIDA MET8 MERCER. GAINESVILLE. Mar. 21—The Florida ’Gator baseball tossers will meet Mercer at tho Univer­ sity Wednesday and Thursday uf this week, instead of Monday and Tuesday, as was previously stated. The teams representing these two institutions played in Dawson, Georgia, on the tirst two days of tho week, and then will resume hostilities on Flem­ ing Field. Coach Farrior took u squad of. 15 men to Dawson fur the two games there. TO INVESTIGATE ARMS SALB (fir The Am m Ii IH Pvew l. WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.—A resolution calling on Secretary Weeks for full Information regard­ ing the sale of arms to Mexico, was adopted Thursday by the sen­ ate. W. M. Clements from Pennsyl­ vania haa purchased a ntee aeroage of land below South Longwood on tho Dixie Highway, all set out la groves. Mr. and Mrs. Yocum, who have been spending the winter in Longwood returned to their homo In Pennsylvania last weak. Mr. MoWoridnsB, 8r., who hos been visiting his son and family here left last Sunday for hla home in Indianapolis. Mrs. J: N. Screy returned from tho hospital . _ h. u..t Friday ___. and con­ tinues to improve. Wishing to show her apprecia­ tion of the support givan nar dur-' ing the three years she has pre­ sided over the League, Mrs. E. E. Hardy delightfully entertained its memben a t her home Tuesday, Mar. 11. A program of readings, with guessing gamas intermingled caused much merriment. The pro­ gram dosed with remarks by ths new president, Mrs.' Stuart urging all tho members to co-operate with her in striving to make this n year uf succcsn for the League. Delicious refreshments were serv­ ed, consisting of cake, ambrosia and coffee. Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Marrlson and Mrs. Ranger assisted Mrs. Hardy in serving. There were 22 presont. Tho Longwood Band planned to help In the entertain­ ment but were detained and didn't See Chevrolet FirstAsk us about the new way to pay for the Chevrolet--San Juan Garage. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, ATTENTION I Members of Taylor Commandery No. 28 Knights Templar are ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■UHiannaani requested to meet at the asylum nt 10:30 A. M. -Sunday, March 23rd j for the purposo of atmnding divine j worship at the Presbyterian Church, with tho Order of of DcMolay. Visiting Sir Knights arej cordially invited to attend with us. i fly order of the Eminent Com-! mamlcr. * ' I JNO, D. JINKINS, Recorder. | T T y lj I Incomparable — unapproachable. Call \ A f | and hear a demonstration. Charles A. Gracey, Jr., Bliss Dorothy Service ana Mrs. Charles * EXCLUSIVE FLORIDA A. Gracey are a party from Jam­ 1 aica, N. Y., spending some time in REPRESENTATIVES Complete Sanford. Line of C. A. Wedrrbrau of Tampa spent Thursday In Sanford, trans­ Vifitrolas acting business. and Victor S P U N. OrangeAvem^g, FORT MYERS — State high­ Records. way from Georgia line to this city to be hard-surfaced. Mf The Best in Everything | , Musical S 4 | 9 ^ H P T he S teinw ay Duo-Art DUNNELLON - Construction of 12-mile stretch of state high­ This trap la conducted by tho Pro­ epbono rang in the detectlva offfca way between here and Romeo tective Department of the Ameri­ and a message came from a third progressing rapidly. can Bankera Association, which In­ bank that they thoaght the man cludes In Its membership mors than waa In lie lobby. Three detectlvee 23,000 banka that are thus leagued In a perpetual warfare against the rushed to the bank In an automo­ army of bank crooka acattered bile which bad been held continu­ ously in waiting. Two of the dothroughout the nation. tectlves covered the entrance* of A Dramatlo Arrest A dramatlo llluitratlon ot the the bank and the third went into workings of tho association's detec­ the lobby. He at once noticed a tive department was recently staged short, well dressed man standing In B u f f a l o , atone eldoand N. Y., remit/ a watching t h e log In the aud- .. ^ iy line of people den downfall V i s . at the tellers’ ot a pair ot windows. In c h e c k awin----the line he nodlers and terpS I ^ L Mh a Jl t *co<1 * mlnatlnga B PflSf fh h n ma n , answeryear's success­ H F\ p j / lag t h e de* ful operations ^ ’j* | scrlptton of the In some fifteen LSK bad check opcities in varl1W T 7 \ l/fl ernlor ho was ous sections of T V j S N Q If l f \ l soeklng. be country. A) The rietuctiro ' * approached tho The pair bef U t s m T —B N I v an their oper- ^ man who a t SATURDAY AND MONDAY SHOWING lions In llut|p a |ie > - ^ —•» i o n c o scented slo In the midIflto IPR —V - \ t r o u b 1o and le ot January* 7 <=7 ~ 1 — T ' tore up the pa. ne ot them ' ** **— - ' pers he had in tpearlng at the special savings ac­ his hand, hiding tho pieces In his tual window of a bank thero. He pocket. At signs of trjs putting up presented a counter check on the a fight, tho detective grappled with bank for 175.80, together with a hipl and called to his two associates SPECIALLY PRICED deposit slip filled In for (20.60. He at tho doors to arrest tho other man alio prosented a second deposit slip whom ho had noticed aa ho catered. for 93, profforlng with It 93 In cur­ After a short strugglo the two men rency. He told tho toller that ho wero ovorpowered. When tho larger wanted to deposit tbs two Items, of the two was searched a torn that la, 93 In cash und 920.60 out check was found in his pocket, ot the check to the crodlt ot his mado out In the same writing as On account of their beautiful designs In solid colors, of good heavy quality wife, explaining that ho had the two that bad been successfully require very little trimmings. Reg­ forgotten to bring her book, bat passod tho day before. A number and very good for the new Spring would return with it later. His cash ot similar checks all prepared for ular $3.50 and $4.00 values special frock, blouse or underwear, 40-in und the check were accepted, total­ uso were also found on hla confed­ ing $73.60. Prom this #un\ his wifo’s erate. When confronted by the supposed account was credited with tellurs of tho banks who had been 923.60, the total ot the two deposit victimised the day before, tho lead­ Mips, and he was given 955 cash er was readily Identified. The two in change. After the man left tho bank the teller became suspicious due to his prolonged failure to return as he had promised with bis wife’s de­ posit book. On Investigation the Brown, blue, green and tan for sport In stripe and check effects chock he hud left was found to be worthless. Tho bank communicat­ wear $3.50 and $4.00 values at ed with the local detective office of tho association, giving a complete description of tho man. The Alarm Is Olven Later that eamo day tho detectivo office received another report from a second bank that It had been similarly defrauded by a man an­ swering tho description given by Heavy weight, all silk, full line colors the llrst bank. Stops wero at once . Black and white In changeable and plain colors taken* to set a trap for him should ho attempt further operations. All surrounding bunks wero Warned that he was In the vicinity and a complete description was given them of his appearance and ot his mode of operating. They were ad­ vised to liavo tholr tellers and guards on the lookout and to com­ municate at once by telephone with the detective office In case anyone appeared In their lobbies who aeomod to answer to the descrip­ tion ot tbu man wanted. They were also Instructed to take steps to doUtn him In the bank. w Early, the afternoon the tel- �THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 2 2 ,1 2 2 4 . SLMMW Herald McAdoo and Coolidge the Week's Winners. ^ Brisbane Sees ' It THE SPEED DEMON From a political standpoint this has been a notable week. Jnat Average News. v v r^ v rv . We'll All Live 14D Year*. W hile activity locally has been little and while candidates Foolish Turk, Be Wse. 5 l ‘.V*MM,*8Acon? CJ M* OC- for th e governorship have been noticeably quiet, national Chance!) of the Steeplechase. £ ^ ® / J L 7,J * i ® - * l t h * P o t t o f f l c * a t Copy Hunt, is lt ?1MT*'-P,0rtd*’ ***** ,c t ®f March politics have/ occupied the attention o f th e whole nation, and political observers are now busy telling the people what w ill!1_ COMBS. F n * M » i be th e results of the primaries held this week. IT’S A DAY of average newts. L v «t tnRnD SI t m I' The franc goes up still higher. • ••• M*RB c C '* RRQ lt,» T lf,a Georgia and North Dakota voters have indicated their "Charts'* are badly squeezed. MT M i i M l l t A t n a , The cil scandal goes on with ltn w » » f 1«S choice in primaries held during the last few clays. The Dem­ rocrats in Georgia have decided that McAdoo is the man for sordid trimmings. The navy’s oil scn scn iP T io x b a t r ii r£ f -T * .aJ " i — * t\M * Bl* M o n t h * f J . bo their party to nominate while in North Dakota the Republi­ reserve, it seemed, played a part Dal t # red In C i t y »jy C a r r i e r p e r the 151.10 convention. cans say that by all means President Coolidge should head in Canadian railroads cut freight WMk 15c. W c e k y E d itio n IS p er T ear. the ticket put in the field by their party. rntes, restoring in many eases the The result in the southern state was surprising to many, tariit prevailing before the war. “STEPPING FAS? S P E C I A L X O T l r t l t A ll o b i t u a r y AoUcea. r a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o l u t i o n s Few thought the vote would he so decisive. It was expected i^ ^ '" " ini'.tahtcal/9' stSk mark!*, O W CLU-»nd n o tic e s o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e that the election in Georgia would he close ami spirited with patriots don’t like the bom:-. It fflgese W «- l 6eT Comedy “Fighting in** c h a r g e s a r e m a d e , w i l l be c h a r g e d both Underwood and McAdoo running neck and neck. But in Is nil right to praise soldier*, «f]H6j?e ih UmbI ^ S ^ f o r a t re g u la r a d v e r t is i n g rate* . spite of the fact that McAdoo has received sem e undesirable f-rmR them the sun and moon Monday: Douglas F a i r l y , we AexI Yew* M R M D R tt T i m A S S O C IA T E D P U K * 4 publicity in connection with the oil investigations— and it that’s ythtj *use ofC\ceping ybur "When the Clouds U«.|] gj, T h e A s s o c i a te d P r e s s is e x c l u s ­ iv e l y e n t i t l e d t o t h e u s e f o r r e p u b - bus been brought out that he received a large retainer fee for word when it i* nil over ! ——— , . . Itcatton of a ll n e w s d i s p a t c h e s legally representing oil operators-he overwhelm ingly defeatTuesday: “Midnight c r e d i t e d t o It o r . n o t o t h e r w i s e ed Underwood. The result in this primary in Georgia canspi“7of°?he c r e d i te d In t l n a p a p e r a n d a ls o t h e to the candidacy and vote-getting tonus, home speculators realise ’ Prices: 10 „nd 25 centi. lo cal new s p u b lish e d herein. A ll not hut add impetus r i g h t s o f r e - p u b l i c a t i o n of s p e c i a l power of the former secretary while it cannot but dampen the that it isn’t such n bad thing to l.»I d l i p a t c h e s h e r o i n a r e a l s o r e s e r v e d . ardor of the supporters of Alabama’s son. In all probability P’1,1, a c;,uri? ot. Ubrnsami : A SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1024. the fact that McAdoo h considered a "dry" and Underwood la “ a™ considered a decided "wet” has had much to do with the volTODAY DR. ELIOT, formerly BIBLE THOUGHT FOR T O li.il era o f Georgia casting such a deciding ballot. The people o f pm-ident *>f Harvard College, REVERE THE CREATOR:— Thou art worthy, O Lord, to ro- the country, and those of the south especially, are determined vrichrates hi* ninetieth birthday. Poultry Netting ceite glory and Honor and power: that no candidate, supporting amiit supported hy^ the wets ijj0 t|)t, ru)e intend of the excep­ ffc H & , | Df High Grade Steel Wire. for thou hnst created all things, cun have the most important office in the g i r t of the people, tion. ii<> i. Any mun that chooses can •ltd ;for thy pleasure they are Ball Hardw are Co. live to be 100, barring accident, if The victory of President Coolidge in North Dakota and were created. Revelation 1: he starts nut with an average PHONE 8 n. seems to indicate that he will ho the choice of his party at constitution. BBBBBnaunaiiijiEaaBxxM ,,, V* --------------------- --------- -The natural r.go of men, when the Republican convention when it assembles this summer, J ^ THE OIL th» y realize that one-hnlf of what With a bow to Tennyson’s “The and that his success is sure unless the leaders of his party they ent keeps them alive and the Wheoless & Welsh fear the result in the November election without n candidate other kills them, will be 110—just * Brook.” si I gush cxhnustlcss from the soil -<W>" who is held in better favon in other pnrts of the country. twice the biblical threescore and Vulcanizing Shop 'N ear Teapot’s elevation; Coolidge has been gathering delegates at a fast rate and ten. Jgfe In- unexpected spots I boil, Cor. Oak Avenue and Third , And scald n reputation. some say that lie has now almost enough to guarantee his KKMAL PASHA, having driven v -* ' V i OILS.GAS nomination. By defeating Hiram Johnson in the northwest out the Caliph, boss of the Mo­ v ^ s s r r wind about, and in and out hammedans, proposes now to abol­ Coolidge has practically eliminated the California Senntor Exclusive Agents for Fisk - Among the highest places ish the grand rabbi of Constanti­ Tires and Tubes from the running. 1 put n look of pain and doubt nople, much to the distress of the “SERVICE THAT M.VKF* Upon familiar faces. Robert M. LnFolletlc, Senator of Wisconsin, surprised Jews. Such :r step would be bnd busi­ From north to south, from cold to the country by his heavy vote in the North Dakota primary. ness ungrateful. Whether or W ithout having his name printed on the ballot he came in not itand ■" * heat, be true, as alleged, that Mo­ nBBUaBBBBBBaatrnBBBBBBBBBBaaaHB»BBBBg.«na3a3HMui SATURDAY EVENING SERMON My oily torrent reaches. second defeating even Johnson. For years LaFollette has hammed’s Koran was written for a I babble through n slushy street, been active in political affairs. He is understood to have no­ him largely by an intelligent Jew, BY J. A. HF.NNESEY, L). P. I foam on I'ulmy Benches. is certain that the Koran bor­ tified his friends that if President Coolidge is nominated by it rowed n great deal from the Jewish Never suffer pride to reign in i t ; back on the "Way, the Truth j 1 seep in legislative halls, I the Cleveland convention on a platform which LaFollette be­ wise men. thy mind or in thy word;:, for and the Light." Regretting hit ■ 1 spread in all directions. B lieves is reactionary that he will he a presidential candidate from it nil perdition took its be­ own words lie went out,. hi3 I burst through solid party walls, ■ FOR CENTURIES Mohammedans ginning.” Tobias tv. 14. on a third ticket. Senator Lafollettc is daily becoming a and I muddle up elections. n pride was wounded. A man be­ Jews have lived together ■ Many years ago there lived in longing to the despised Jewish more powerful factor in the 102-1 campaign and may yet make amicably. The learned Mnimon■ I spatter, spatter ns I flow. a certain old town of Europe a race, u prisoner charged with se­ ■ things come his way. ides lived protected in Egypt, ■ And make the boldest skiver. dition to the slate, *n malefactor limn named Bouchard. His wealth peacefully translating the Greek ■ For men may stay or men may go, As the voting season progresses the present outlook may philosophers into Hebrew, safe and power and influence and pride who. in Pilato'n opinion, was ■ a But I go on forever! ( be greatly changed. Politics are decidedly uncertain and a from Christiana that might have were known and felt not only in greatly inferior tt.t himeelf, to a —N. it. in Brooklyn hag.e. (jfty n iay soe startling and important alterations in the atti- burned him and also from his co­ his native land, but in the sur­ have the audacity to propose i Castles, lands teaching him whnt truth was! a religionists in Spain, that excom­ rounding states. ,Thl» has been an unpleasantly tude of the voters. However at the present tim e McAdoo and municated ■ and vassals were his ami nit army He. a representative of the rul­ him, ns in the lowlands a cold winter for some Floridans, Coolidge seem to he strong party favorites. ing people, a citizen of Rome, the of shepherds watched over ids a they excommunicated Spinoza, the but not for the celery growers. a ------------ o------------docks. Towards the end of his mistress of the nations! This greatest Jew. ------- o----- -a was the Golden Age of Rome, life his eyes chanced upon these While the Mohammedan ruler a ’« Will Safeguard Baby’s Future . We haven’t henrd much latelv “The Customer Is Always Right.” protected Mainomdes’ body, he, words in St. Paul s letter to the where the most famous poet.:, £ A weekly depaait of a dollar cr two will hardly lie felt, aa Jabout Tutankhamen, lie must be with his medicnl knowledge, pro­ Hebrews: “It is appointed for historians, philosophers, orators, a resting in peace at .lust. men once to die and after this iirti.-ts and scholars were to be a yet it is astonishing whnt a difference it makes hy the a A short while ngo a man from a neighboring town tame tected that ruler’s health. --------o-------Thu quickest way for Kenml1the Judgment." So deep an im- met srnl Pilate, no doubt, ha I " time Baby is cn (he threshold of young manhood or aa 1 Regardless of whether repeti­ to Sanford to make some purchases. With his family he I’nshn bring Imd times into h is1pjession did the warning make lived in their midst, lie held si ■ womanhood. a tion may be boresomc, it is not spent about a hundred dollars among the different shops in "YoungtoTurkey’’ i-: to drive out the that ho sold all his goods and dis- dignified position, and was he to ] a bad plan to go to church to­ this city. Upon making his purchases he took the'* parcels Jews, whose intelligence and'in-' tributed the money to the poo be instructed by tlii-: ntinnge rus­ n Thoughtful, far-seeing parents, interested in their chil­ morrow. ami began to follow his Divine tic Teacher! He lived at a tim e, li dren’s future, will start a Savings Account for them n to his automobile and carried them to his home in another dustry build up good times. a <f world scepticism and proba­ rj today at a The little gill down the street town. Upon his arrival there he opened the packages and ' GREAT BRITAIN clamors for n Master. i‘ Knew in his bly knew heart be larked a Like birda of prey, his former said Ian night that she wouldn’t found that one o f them was short articles to the amount of curb cm the n Prince ut * frier.ds came to him and appealed ]H1’ i 1“Ei, but iii.i pride forbadbo able to piny because her nwh one dollar. a | hard riding Even the House of to -him-pride Soretprintpshe dea-j; l" n v ^;vt* the-C m r? nt S-lu jong frock was at the cleaner#, r -< v l » “ 1' ' ■ * > • ‘ x Commons is txcited about it. It car-h'-i of liis past lift* ami witn 'vatmn the Redeemer m* .Ycelv of-------n--------= • On his next trip t&’ Sanford this’ ttihn’w ent'fo th e ’store !;is uss.xznsauzuraKKaKCE.BEiBaEasBiiMnxriH'.ixuiBs.anr.axguaiiaa It too bad that a nice young genglowing words they painted in lered. Conti a t hie action with Frank Jennings made live talks cellar bone femptiog i**iiliancy bis forme- tile gr. at St Paul's, v noro heart [ in one day recently. If he works from which he had made this purchase and explained the t lc in a ^ hi.< action was was rercptivi and who.«c leini-ivr i iB»xt:aBrsujiBQ.-rzBa-tBgaBBBBBaiiuiaanHauxaii:3J.iua'cg3«aa •5 as hard as that all of the time, m atter to the merchant asking that he make good the sh o rt-!*'*’ ,lll"1 0Vl,,y little while, and it Bchi.*vVment,-c. .,^,, ,'5m!;. ‘ u.b-olut('!v incomprehensible :o wards Imre testimony to the n j he surely would make an excellent age. The shopkeeper told him that the package had been n Truth, bu.rtiug like n tm-nudo M l governor. double checked, and that the purchaser was entirely at AV.iiy .naL tu ' he li-itbh Entire; tht‘m’ U a -------- o--------Nor has the world clmngcd | f,1’ 1 , 11,,* ' * ■ * l'lw» “-'b' Lmd and my a Pride causes men l* ! J*1’1 - '“ .y nnt i’lhste's pridi* u *j , The cut in the tax assessment fault in dot having couutctl his goods before removing from wimt particular little- Guelph-: u a He did not make it good. | Windsor of the royal family hap-, see the world through yellow have caused him to lie otenmUy tj *a against the Standard Oil Company the store. a m. xi x* „,i »r . , . . ... . . Ipens to inherit the throne? him? 51 ■ and : was only about eighteen million I h(> attention ot 1he Herald has hocn called to IhislUcorKu has two other hoys and a glasses, . .. ,the things npiritun! vstrauged tram Christ? a ?l . j dollars. Little cause for an in- transaction by the out-of-town man. In telling of the hup- 11i*'*-’ dnughtcr with a line baby, i1thrmi rh Religious indifWe me sons of God, but v ,a M :n,'"u rn . a \ vestigution these! are ri'me the less His rervnntn. n ! fer­ ■ ------- o-------thfa , « . n . W « .i.l that he « not mtctnUomed "Thou sbnlt worship the Lout n a A1 Jennings who has been testi- dealing where It is nccess,ut\ to check up on the count for nature and good behavior, since;lin‘l wlf-rc^pcct compel them to thy God and Hi.a only slmh thou OUR sale deposit vaults contain millions the Inlinilely rirh u I iow In e v n S s t 1 h.° w? s Vsci1 to hvi"* Seated fairly and dealing with honor- the choice of King and Empe’n r 11-1’ with the crowd, ami leave uuis left to the chance of birth, why r"hukod outi igeotm moral dolinml good things man of dollars, the property of the bank and aa §j qnd and politician and a former train I ku-siticss men. He said that he thought a word of warn­ not leave the choice of iu-ir to the ''luencies while criticising thos.i mu8t a-’knowlidgo Inntsell a robber, A rather excellent combi- ing snould he sounded to some business men in this city as chances ot the steeplechase? its customers. You can find no safer aa who have had the «-ouit.j; to f->! mY?,' i !UV'IT "i him* . nation! treatm ent of this character does not make business friend­ low divine grace. Pride defle. h.m eh t . d> J (, --------o-------place for your securities, jewels or other A DANE, sixty years old, nor­ God and rebels nguim-l Hi: urdi-1 ’-hwg m d owing everything rl Tho “Do-Nothings’ 'have been ship. he has to God’s bounty, be gel.a mally very blond, bus suddenly nances. Him it will not serve be’ 'I ■S' scored by Iso person in htisiuess can nffortl to lose nut.* single cus­ turned hlaek, Tho doctors of G uj’.: is an abject slave to the idols of every thing from God. before the a - a college professor. valuables. Nor is there a more readily a However, it might be well to lie tomer. Good will and friendship arc the foundation upon Hospital have turn under observa­ Throne of God’s \Majertv every a the moment and cringes before j one' of those “Do-Nothings” when which l>ij? businesses are constructed. a child of At'.i -.i r.iu-l stand, cmis-i accessible location in Sanford than the tion. This is the third time lie them. j it comes to participation in the oil a ous of bis guilt and lilted with has changed color. N The aged Tobias warned his son j activities. "Thu customer is always right” may he carried to ex­ contrition, knowing that im would corner of 1st and Park. a --------o-------against this vice, raying: “Never a MIGHT in* discourged suffer pride to reign in thy mind be condemned to <-\ er las ting pun­ >1 In tho recent election conducted tremes in many instances, hut perhaps a little more fair if JAPAN her people were superstitious, or in thy words, for from it. all ishment but for God’s mercy! Of ■{hj* the Literary Digest, regarding dealing might help to develop customers that will stick. think the ancient gods had perdition took its beginning." cuurn*, such an attitude is repul­ the Mellon tax reduction plan, The dissatisfied purchaser who complains to all his and against lu r for leaving Pride cause people to refuse to sive to human pride. A begagr’ d 1.452,002 voted in favor of it and friends about shabby treatment from any Sanford merchant turned their old ways and their old cits* acknowledge their sole dependence a tuliner! not much! Indifferent 041,1*80 were against it. The op­ on God, to iis-sail His skill, liis phrn.liun.* in their arnigunet* inions of the other 108,452,000 is injuring the city itself. The loss of the dollar article, even turner.. a prefer It* act like the Pliurao n a if the merchant had been in the right, would have been re­ Jarc yet unknown. ANOTIIKR EARTHQUAKE does power and His wisdom. What they old with regard t* the ruimimn! ■ A COMMUNITY GUILDER paid to him many times over hy other purchases this one damage. A forest fire wipes out are, they are of themselves, they r.ier.t-. „i G*.d and to i — ~ o -------M in iheir .5 Charles W. Eliot, president out-of-town shopper would in all probability have made. say: what they own they owe to hearts if not actually on their l \ P. FORSTER, President .1. ? . tVfllTNElL Cashier M ninny villages. A submarine sinks jenferitus of Harvard, celebrated ------------ rj------------with forty men and a great diiigi- no one. Pride makes them reject lips, “I acknowledge no one as my ' his ninetieth birthday on Thursbll* falls, killing live of the bust every doctrine that surpasses master: I will not serve; u.y v.iii .•Jtir:as,urn;j.-’.ru i:» 3 'J B a ic 3 n n n E rv 'n a D u x B ra x iir'ia r K aanraana IF I W ANTED to become a tramp, I would seek informa­ Japanese jday. Hundreds of Harvard gradBut you can't their understanding. "My mind clone directs jay action.'.!" ^uates gathered at Cambridge to tion and advice from the most successful tramp I could find. discourage flyers. is the measure of all things," the Japanese. During Iii.i public life our Di­ 'celebrate the event. A tilting If I wanted to become a failure, 1 would seek advice from the will build more submarines, They they say, “whatever does not lie vine more tribute to the nmn who was sought Lord had a wnmlt.-rful p ,ev­ within my intellectual horizon dirigibles und build houses that by both President Wilson and Taft men who never succeeded. If I wanted to succeed in all the earthquake can’t shade down. simply does not exist and is morn er to attract the hearts of men. to become the ambassador to the tilings, I would look about me for those who are succeeding called Peter and Audrey, two* They are wonderfully able peo- fiction, Religion is good enough Ho Court of St . James from the and do as they have done,—Joseph Marshall Wade. fishermen, who abandoned* their | for very old people and children nets pie, and our objection to mixing East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. followed him. Wo can *'.United States. ------------- o------------— our civiliztaiun with theirs here injnpd in its mysteries 1 cannot bc- see and -------- o-------James and John bidding North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. Judge LeBlond; of Cincinnati, “I BELIEVE IN newspaper advertising. I spend about a Americn is based tin no lack of rc- lieve." adieu to their aged parents when j They forget that life iteelf is tho Master las aunt a mun to the Ohio poni- million dollars a year for newspaper space to tell the world spect for their ability. summoned them. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. i , u-nov T”7. , mystery, time and space arr Grasping publican*., forsaking Jntiary for five years and lined about the goods I have to sell. Nearly everybody reads the n m I/iis in Woodruff's Suh-])ivir*ion on easy terms. 111 chairman of tin* I mysteries and so ia a blade of their business and profits, nnI umie Speakers Bureau, of the-f grass. A mystery transcends swered His call. Thousands fol­ imp?™ ,m.l Ihcy a rc lh . m w l cffec-tivi m iliu m to k S SIM) acres, Flowinff Well, Land Solid Body, ^un­ New \o ik Coolidge League, rays: the human intellect and count- lowed Him into the desert with-! louncing sentence, Judge Leltlumi '^3 lllff public quickly and ot ten. — \\ m. W l'lgley. divided in 5 acre lots. A s whole or in lots. Easy terms. “If we <nn get people to call him less millions of existing things -haructeriicd the making of poiFor Fire Insurance see us— 30 years in business. ’( al,’ that will ;ro a long way to­ finally fail into the chambers of out fomi or drink. That Pilate | lonous liquor as “potential murfelt this attraction cannot be do-1 EACH YEAR, weak, imsophisticutod and atupiilly nier- ward getting him elected”-—a very mystery-land. ler." The man who manufacture-* •*ied. He would rtoup to aubter- * FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON pretty compliment to the intelli­ liquor und the man who bootlegs ienary people of tins country are robbed of an estim ated five gence and discernment of the peo­ Pride is selfishness, it is rclf- fuge and release Christ for Bar- | bundled millions of dollars by take stock and land promot­ Phone 12 -----------------------Office Woodruff and Watson jquor ore also in the class with I idolatry, and a fruitful source, abbas, he could Und no *ause foe ple of the United States. _____ j therefore, v’f religious indiffer- condemnation, own the fear:, of nurderer.i. * ers. How much does Sanford contribute to this shameful total? A,,y ^Ugion that is worthy his wife weiglu- i upon him. Yen, THE PILGRIMS „f the United ’ , With Al Jennings’ assertion he States," one thousand strong, Vf n.a ,,,V has^ °{ 1 . fl": ’.(0 ^ he vvunil give t., Bic Prisoner His a u n an a g aam issisca an iiaasiK ataiiaiiaD caa cB n im a iaca B aB aB 11* ’ ject and since (nxl is . innmtely freedom, but give himself to the jj • Expects to show that Harding was .fleeted through financial hacking ID E A S LO SE thum aelvus a.s quick!;- uu q u ail, u ud o n e l S i r i S , ' ^ " uSito’S above the weak understanding of Pn-micr, pride prevented! 5 ’ \y oil interests led by the late Jake m u n t himk th c n ^ U ic m u m te th e y ris e o u t o f tile g r a s s — or so .um. im,., it? why? Why t .m man, religion demands the_ sub­ ike world Inis ever bad its t Tamon and with the coming to lb. ey are gone.—Thomas F. ........... ” *Kennedy. ’ not people in Europe slop cutting jection of man’;* intellect, it re- I dates and oar generation is m, ' M 4|ght of the activities of Jess Twentieth Ccatur;. j “5 each other’s throats without o u r|,,l" rt's »f heart and an excepii<-ti. Announces Consolidation with Imith in Washington, it begins tu O | ! going over there t*. bald back th* i r : ,T aasunun»'' n,0f of Pilntes will agree with Christ, but! ppeur that the dead are going to hands—»>r pay their bills, which f:« :,r;! U:\ "icompntiI*!*j with wi!l n«*t ii ton. Ucrhip’, they tit*-! ■ they • pride as (ire is/wrln water. Fgure just as much as the live 3 Sanford Mortgage Loan Co. what really want? MY FAVORITE STORIES With whnt touching pathos St. ny Iii.i divinity because they da a Yes in the investigation. Which "ol allow it to touch their muln. jurther proves that one doesn't By IRVIN S. COBB of Hanford, Florida. FRANCE HINTS that she would they Aoh.n are shifted nearer nnd near-!, iTIu-y m u M improve Ilk, ,i:«tritm Give to be particularly alive to like England to guarantee her *r to the Hill of the Skulls. 3 ” idtug Him a good man with a 3 Oake a noise. Until our complete plant can be nioved to Sanford, orders for In a crowded street a wagon expect some of those other peo­ against attack by Germany. And Christ is brought before Pilate. pin! ■,-phy to regenerate tin: im -, England, like the tar baby, says Pilate, the proud, on tho judg­ a a-: ra o. riu* Pilate of the Scrip- j abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Purk Avenue, will re­ loaded with lamp globes smash­ With the testimony of Will Hays ed into a truck and many of the ple boro may give you a helping nothing. Her statesmen say that ceive prompt and courteous attention. ment seat, heavily borne down jJJ1 probably would concede 11 lat1 Daugherty was a regular globes were broken. hand, too." to guarantee France would mean by ( i:n-.i a niche with the Roman the trappings of his olJk-e, fu! stonier of his in oil deals, comes The driver missed liis hat to rail a-ript more Englishmen, and !y Conscious of his power, a rop- ■*’! ■ The driver stood gazing rue­ <4 ‘■"Jay place him M i< B ucH i:yt;ui:gaai:aa33r!iiaD nB nan«B B «aan«a3J*ccaa.iB *«B* e announcement by John Goroni fully about. A numtmr of person.* that they DON'T mean to do. at tlio shattered fragments --------------■ ■'* rcsentutive of the vn.,t Roman v. to Jludha and tlahotumot. at Daugherty’s must intiThe iioart iilleil with pride deute friend shared in the A benevoient-iooking gentleman pressed forward to put coins in­ IF ENGLAND, within sight of Empire, nnd Hie *aeck nnd hum to it. When the contributions the Frenci. roust, doesn’t care to !de Jesun before him, a King i- -ue* a creed to suit itself. It pllt” of a two hundred thousand eyed him compassionately, l^t^T han a p QI> n „ J Cold*, Head* j "Poor chap,” he said, “ I sup had ceased ,hc emptied the coltec- be made responsible for France, deed, but not of Time. "For t hi wm id reverse the Mastership, and liar whiskey deal. The further aches, Neuralgia, Rheumatism l i*y come the more they get. If pose you’ll have to make good al! tipa into hia pocket. Then, point ■ why should we, three thousand came I into the world," .i, mi: make the Divine Idea conform |*}e attorney general continues tothis loss out of your own pock­ ing to the retreating figure of miles away ,allow ourselves to be Lord, “that i should giv testi- 11<> the human. Out of nil conformand All Aches and Pains ] the kindly old gentleman who made responsible tor the whole of mony unto tim IC, Trio h.” Joh.i |hy with revealed Truth the Pilate.-* "sist upon not resigning “under e t? ” of todoy rusii Into print on had started the thing, lie cried xviii, 518. ‘‘And Pilate asked “ Yep," was the morose reply. ALL DRUGGISTS Ve,” he will doubtless be among Europe? It seems foolish to have Him, ’whnt >.* truth?’ and when Monday morning with their Sun­ “ Well, well," said the philan­ out in admiring tones: i»e present when taps urc aoundday sermon, not only defyim25c and 65c, jars and tubca p by the Republican party next thropic one, “hold out your hat— “Say, maybe that ain't a wise to ask that question, but you DO ho hud said this, he went out.” Continued on pago l. Hospital size, $3.00 Pride rc.ihUns Christ, turning have to. , ,*> here’s a quarter for you; and I guy! That’s me boss!" *-iLvember. P& 0 ■THEATRE. .Today.... Tom Mix, io ^ Cc^GRess r % U Ir 1 ....S e m in o le C o u n ty B ank. MAKE YOUR VALUABLES AS SAFE AS OURS FIRST NATIONAL BASK I KMLB CHEAP YOURTli X Z j Sem inole County A bstract Co. ! J- �i \ w ref*- "is- i THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1924. -*t\ * RUPTURE EXPERTS FOUNTAIN INN •v. Eaatla, Florida b o m : Offlc* 148; MRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Residence 217-W Motorist /fU (* •/ ' '- > - • Is now open and the management takes pleasure in extending to the1 Sanford public and winter visitor* a most cordial Invitation to visit the Inn and partake of its hospi­ tality. The Inn is delightfully lo­ cated and offer* to its guests every comfort and enjoyment. The cuisine and dining room service are maintained a t the same high de­ gree of excellence that permeate* the entire estnbliahmcnt. Telephone 124 Eustis. FOB WORKING The boat of workers get at of aorta when the liver fails to act. They feel languid, half-sick, "bine" and discouraged and think th«jr nrs getting lazy. Neglect of these symptoms might result In a sick spell, therefore the eensibls course is to take a dose of two of Ilsrbine. It Is just tho medicine need­ ed to purify the system and re­ store the vim and ambition of health. Price GOc. Sold by all druggists. Syrup < C ry otH ^__T tS t InSaJEfl ibTluafs. M M remedy for ■ chill*, wboopln* CMggl r* Ion the safe A .f it • from your Members o f the so­ FOR, . * “Now Listen” To Be Presented In DeLand ciety of Automotive VIII ?*i v Wednesday by Florida Masquerader’s Club Engineers have en­ r—Wtslcy Truth Seekers TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON will meet a t the Methodist Of interest to the-alumni and tho initial efforts of the men state dorsed the small dia­ 7 ' STREET FROM SANFORD AVENUE TO MAGNOUA a t 3 o'clock. many friends In Sanford of the the production should prove a AVENUE AND OAK TO MILL CREEK: -Social Department of University of Florida, comes the howling success on every occasion meter, wheel which is F a c to r y rebuilt foman’s Clob will have bridge announcement that the "Masque­ that It is shown. Mr. Perrin has The following is the final estimate of the cost of paring ’ t y p e w r i t e r s , . , n I t r a t 3 o’clock with Mrs. S. raders,” the dramatic club of the bad extensive experience, in the necessary to effect a make*. htpert from Sanford Ave. west to Magnolia Ave., and from Oak Ave., school, will present “Now Listen." directing of plays, having served c lea n in g a t m 7 re. Mtmel aa hostess. change-over to Bal­ Mill Creek in Tier 12, of E. R. Trafford’s Map of the town of f—St . Agnes Guild will a delightful musical comedy, as in this capacity for George M. .S ! S P m w B p its 1924 offering, in DeLand on Cohan as well as a number of Florida, with sheet asphalt 24 feet In width. loon Tires, They have With Mrs. Clarke Leonardy H . S. P O X I ) . large universities and. colleges From Sanford to Magnolia, Oak to French and Maple to 1:30 p. m., a t her • home on next Wednesday night. i u The shew is said to even eclipse throughout the country. not endorsed; nor lyrtle Avenue. P f i ^ n It a alt Creek: "Dream Stuff” the production . The costumes which will be on » • * * 335 1817 Cii. yds. excavation © 40c ..... ............ .......... .............. $ staged by the club last year. The lavish and magnificent scale, have tihey sanctioned P. Schlesinger of Boston, costumes for tnc play this, year ahave been ordered and will arrive 10039 Stn. yds. overhaul © l c ........—.— , l, was among the arrivals at are gorgeous and tno cast for the in ample time for the actors to get the ha]f way measure 4678 Lin. ft. concrete curb and gutter © 76c ...»............ \ 'Vaidei on Friday. latest success, is from the best used to them. The costumes arc which provider the so1133 Lin. ft. flush curb © 30c ..................................— MRS. A.i# I. SPENCER talent in the university. being designed and made by Tnm’s . and Mrs. W. D. Gardiner "Now Listen" will be presented of New York City, an establish­ clled,.Semi*>Balloon or Representing 162 Lin ft. granite curb reset © 16c ................. -.... . ✓ i - , * r,-*i■t*t . ‘spend the week-end in Ocala in Gainesville Friday night fay the ment with a national reputation 6711 Sq. yds. G" rock base laid © 75c ....... - ......-.... ... Spirella Corectlen ithe guests of friends. Tire.— first time. Saturday night it will for the best. The scenery is be­ Mongrel-size 6520 8q. yds. 2" sheet asphalt top © 07c ........ ........... ... be shown at Ocnla, Monday night ing constructed by Charlie Toy of measures 228 So. Dpttlrrard, Delated 636 Sq. yds brick relaid © 42c .................. .....................— 8*7J iri H. Rumillat of Jacksonville in St. Petersburg, Tuesday night the Palace theater in Jacksonville. Half-way 3725 Sq. ft. alley returns © 22c ........... ............... ......... ...... 8J _ ner Sanford boy, was in the in Tampa, Wednesday night in T>y, through his superior work cannot help but yield and Sanford, Fla. DeLand, Thursday night in St. has established the reputation of Friday on buainess. Adams, N. Y. 1.6 Cu. yds. class B concrete © $23.00 — ..... Augustine, Friday night in Jack­ turning, out the best scenic work half-way results. 8 Type A Inlets © $30.00 .................... ....... _ P. Johnson of Chicago, Is In sonville and Saturday night in In the southland. 9 Type B Inlets @ $27.00 ............. ............ . Genuine Balloon Tallahassee. Every musical number has K een The Rice Rupture city for an extended stay and "Now Listen” is a musical com­ especially written for “Now Lis­ 0 Manholes @ $50.00 ................ ...................... [Mopping at the Valdez. Ft r u v i Method Experts, Mr. 820 Sq. edy written and produced by Ad­ ten,” and the latest steps in danc­ Tire comfort, safety ft. sidewalk © 20c .............— .... H S. Perrin, formerly with Zeig* ing will be featured by the chorus, and mileage cannot be See Chevrolet First— B. Carlisle, Jr., of Ocala, spent rian and Mrs. O. D. Weed- 678 Lin. ft. 12" storm sewer © $1.10 ....... ...... which according to advance infor­ field Follies and Music Box Revue. isy here Friday on a business Rehearsals for the play hnve been mation, is composed of a bevy of hoped for where any­ Ask us about the new en, personal represen­ 721 Lin, ft. 18" storm sewer © $1.80 ............. Isaion. going on for the past three weeks beautiful lassies rccnLitad from 115 Un ft. 24" storm sewer © $2.75 ............. thing short of the fullunder Mr. porrin’s direction at the tatives of William S. 263 Lin. ft. valley gutter © $1.06 ............ F. ft. Fyfe was among the busi­ Woman’s Club on University Ave­ the ranks of the University stu­ fledged Balloon Tire way to pay for the* Rice, Adams, N. Y., 2340 I.ln. ft. 3" drain tile © $65.00 per M ...... es* Visitors in Sanford on Friday nue, and those who have viewed dents. dm the City Beautiful. with the cut-down Chevrolet—San Juan will be at the Valdez 65 Sq. yds. brick for Intersections © $1.17 ... fr! Vl* ‘ Extra work ...................... .................. - ......... ALUMINUM BRIDGE. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR, f. E. Sable of Detroit, Mich., is wheels are used. The Hotel, Sanford, Fla., 5 Monuments at street intersections © $6.50 sante time here and is Garage. ATTENTION! Delightful in every way was the [_iborntory Inspection ............ ..... ............. ........ American motorist I a t the Valdes. Monday, Mar. 24, and I Members of Taylor Commandbridge party and “Ever Wear" txpa! expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent ............. ....... 428.74 demonstration given ory No. 28 Knights Templar aro wants anything that at Empire Hotel, Or­ G; 0 . Rawlings of Meridian, alumnium afternoon Engineering 4 per cunt *474* at the Wom­ requested to meet at the asylum lisa., was among the recent ar- Thursday will add to the safety, lando, Fla., Tuesday an’s Club under the auspices of at 10:30 A. M. Sunday, March 23rd ivals at the Valdez. Miss Ruba Williams' circle of the for the purpose of attending divine comfort, economy and cost ............. ............. ........................................... ------ — s . and Wednesday, Mar. Total Woman’s Club. worship at the Presbyterian To bo borne by City 1-3, $7486.05. Jacksonville was represented driving Snap dragons, calendulas and Church, with the Order of of De- pleasure of 25 and 26. Every rup­ To be borne adjacent property, $14972.10 here Friday by R. E. Shiver and nnsturtiums Molay. Visiting Sir KnlghtB ore together with forns A. N. Dobson. whether it be a new tured man, woman Number sf feet frontage, 4071. were lavishly used in decorating. cordially invited to attend v;ith us. By order of tho Eminent Com­ frontage,'$3,675. The same springtime note wns self-starter, f o u rJ. Salmon, a prominent bus!and child should take Assessment per foot mander. , ‘ • in the talley cards. From French Ave. to Staple Ave. nest man of Kansas City, Mo., is suggested Of exceptional interest was the JNO. D. JINKINH, wheel Brakes or Bal­ advantage of this 132 Cu. yds. excavation © 40c .............. ..... ......... tin the -city for a few days. ame of bridge played during the • - ■ ■ ■— City Tax Books will close April Recorder. S 716 Sta. yds Overhaul @ lc ....—................................ i.w > loon Tii•es. of the afternoon. Tho 1, 1921 after wnlcli all taxes re­ great opportunity. Mrs. V. L. Wagner, of Sanford, rst part for high score, an alumnium 608 Lin. ft. curb nnd gutter @ 75c ........................ 480.0* registered at the DeSoto hotel prize DEMAND FOLEY PILLS , No degree of scoff­ maining unpaid will bo collected mixing bowl, was given Mrs/Geo. The Rice Method for 72 Lin. ft. flush curb © 30c ............ -..................... sorsday.—Tampa Tribune. FOLEY* PILLS, a diuretic etlmby levy nnd sale of tho property McRory. The consolation prize, a ing or misinformation Rupture is known the 386 Sq. yds. 6" rock base © 75c ................. ............. . alumnium boiler, went to utent for the kidneys, have hrought upon which taxes nro assessed, F. H. Crews of Washington, D. smalt relief to thouaunds of sufferers 759 Sq. yds. 22" nsphnlt top © 07c.......... ................... Mrs. Braxton Baggott. ALFRED FOSTER, is in the city for a short time world over. You can from kidney disorders caused will prevent him from 420 Sq. ft. alloy returns © 22c ..... ......................... Following the game, the repre­ g business mission. Tax Collector. sentative from the “Wear Ever" through the improper working of getting it,—he will de­ now see this Method 1 Typo B Inlot © ....... ....................— ------- --these organs. FOLEY PILLS will ft. 3” drnin tile © *65.00 per M ........ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pledger By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. Jdgei of factory gave a very instructive promptly flush the kidneys there­ mand the genuine, demonstrated and 540 [in )cala were the! guests of Mr. and talk on “How to use alumnium,” by removing injurious waste matLaboratory inspection ......... ........ .............. .....— Ira. Emmett McCall / a t their how It was mndc, and how to use nothing have a Rice Appliance Legal expense, advertising, etc, ,2 per cent ...... and take care of same. He also ter Mrs. O. C. Alexander, R. No. and accept home in Rose Court on Friday. Engineering 4 per cent ....... ..... —..................... demonstrated the various ways it 36, Montrose, Mo., states: “I n>; less if he is properly fitted to you. Abso­ the package of FOLEY Mrs, Clyde Derby and Mrs. W. might be used. The food he pre­ ceived PILLS, nnd hnve been greatly ben­ lutely no charge un­ Total cost .................................................... ................ ). Gardiner motored to Orlando on pared during the demonstration efited by their use.” Sold every­ posted. .$184844, consisting ot his famous “Batter day, where they spent the af­ The Firestone Bal­ To be borne by City 1-3, $616.45. where. less you are satisfied cakes" with maple syrup, npnle ternoon very pleasantly, sauce over snieu cake -and eoffee be bornq adjacent property, $1230.89. • «• t ■ ■ ■■■ * r loon Tire was the out­ to keep the Outfit af­ To M. J. Stearns of Cleveland, Ohio, were served late in the afternoon Number of foot frontage, 468. Is nuking bis headquarters a t the hy Miss Ruba Williams, Mrs. Ed. ter having the Appli­ Assessment per foot frontage, $2.63. Seminole Gun Club, three standing sensation of Valdez while in the city on busi- Meisch, Mrs. Reg Holly nnd Miss miles out will shoot every The law provides that “I I FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. the National Automo­ Fern Ward. Each guest was pre­ ance adjusted and you | ness. taxes upon real estate shall sented an individuai aluminum pi; Thursday afternoon. Every­ Foot Final : bile Show at New York not he paid before the first see how perfectly and Name Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Frost of Plate as favors one invited. Three miles on Assess meat Description Frontage There were ten tables of pinytclair, N. J., are among the and Chicago. At New day of April of any year, the comfortably it holds. M. F. Robinson, Lot 10,Blk I, Tr. 1, Sanford...... 117 429.9* Orlando road. arriving in Sanford on o n and quite a number of others joined them for the demonstration Eugene Cox, lait 14, Blk 4, Tr. 1, Snnford ......... 117 York 31-makes of cars lay, harsh, d e e p- It. G. Stockton, Mrs. E.85 ft. Lot 8, Blk 4,Tr. 2 85 Tax Collector shall advertise No and refreshments. on i and sell.” displayed were pressing s p r i n g s, C. S. Davison, W. 32 ft.I^>t 8, Blk 4, Tr. 2 .......... 32 O. C. Bryant, Wag­ Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Davis of Montgomery, Ala., are spending a MRS. DRUMMOND ENTEKTThis is to notify all con­ FIRESTONE B A L ­ nothing to gouge the Carrie S. Davison, Hog. nt S. W. cor. Isit 13, Blk ner, Fla., will sell at TAINS AT LUNCHEON short time in Sanford and arc cerned that the requirements I Tr. 2. Run N. 67 ft. 7 in., E. 63M. ft., N. B. stopping at the Vnidez. flesh and make you Mrs. D. I’. Drummond enter­ Carolina,-Florida filli- LOON TIRES. 13 ft., N. 3 Vi ft., E. 12S ft., S. to S. E. cor. of law will he complied with If you are consider­ and the Tax Books will he sore. Can be worn Leo N. Brockwell of Lownnda, tained with a 1 o’clock luncheon ing Station, gas at 2 of suid Lot 13, W. 117 ft. to bog................. 117 Pa., is the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Thursday at the Alabama Hotel, Mrs. A. E. Hill, 5, Blk, 4, Tr. 5 .................... 167 ing the tremendous Winter Park, honoring Mrs. C. P. night and day with cents above cost the F, J. Gonzalez a t their home on closed on Api'l first ns pro­ Drummond of Chicngu, III., and S. O. and J. C. Chase U t 9, Blk 4, Tr. 6 .............. Ninth Street, saving to your car and vided hy law and all lands on positive comfort. Soft, Atlantic Count Lino Railroad Co., Right-of-way In 28.3 Mrs. F. A. McPherson of High­ year around. Mr*. Turner Hauser has return­ land, lowu. the riding comfort which taxes hnve not been rubber-like composi­ Blk 4, Tr. 5 _______ _______ __________ 27.7 The guests were seated nt a ed home from Tampa, where she Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Co., Right-of-wsy paid will he advertised and round table decorated with sprays and extra mileage to spent the past week with relatives tion pad, any degree granted by Franchise on Myrtle Ave, between going over especially to hear Rosa of asparagus fern and ugeratum, executions issued for unpaid be had in the use of nnd centered with a large silver of pressure required. Ponaellc. Second and Third Streets .................... . 19 personal property taxes. basket filled with pink radiance Complete with disc, T. J. Tiller, E. 77 ft. Lot 5, Blk I. Tr. 6 _____ 77 the full-fledged Bal­ Don’t wear a truss roses, ageratum nnd ferns. Four titles, racks and book­ Mrs. C. A. Williams and daugh J. M. Vickery W. 40 ft. Lot 5, Blk 4,Tr. 6 _____ 40 ter;1Miss Ruba Williams, left Fri­ pink candles in silver holders were let .of playing direct­ loon Tire, consult the all your life when also used. Marking the places ions postpaid. Kverlast T. J. Tiller Lot 10, Blk 1, Tr. 6 ____ 177 day morning for Jacksonville, nearest, FIRESTONE Tax Collector, Seminole Co. thousands have re­ W. L Tapp Lot 6, Ulk 4, Tr. 7 .......... - ......... 117 wblre they will spend several were dainty little flower girls in ing score card free. pink nnd lavender, and lavender THE ABLE CO., day*. 429J DEALER. | anil pink nut cups. Thu favors ported cures through Maude M. Jinkinx Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ....... ..........117 Valdosta, Ga. were old fashioned corsage^ of vioC. .1. Wolfe Ia>t 6, Blk I, Tr. 8 ......................... 117 S, M. Schncer of Woterbury, using the Rice Meth­ J. W.'Snow E. 1-2 of Lot 10, Blk 4. Tr. 8 _ _ .z 58.5 Conti., who has been spending the Lets and pink rose buds. The season at various popular winter guests of honor were presented od. Why suffer the R. A. Howell W. 1-2 of tail 10, Blk I, Tr. 8 ... ...... 58.5 resorts in the state, arrived in lovely bottles of perfume. A very G. Pace Lot 5. nik 4, Tr. 9 ...................... 117 elaborate six course luncheon was Sanford on Friday for un indef­ burden of rupture if Mattie Meisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 9 .... 117 served. inite stay. The guests included Mrs. C. P* there is a chance to be II " Victor anil Bello Check Ia>t 5, Blk 4, Tr. 10 .......... 117 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blis* who Drummond, Mrs. F. A. McPher­ : 117 free from truss-wear­ J. II. Tillis Lot 10, Ulk 4, Tr. 10 ............ Mrs. H. B. L e w is Mrs. D L. hat* been the guests of the lot- son, H. A. Estridge Lot 6, Ulk 4, Tr. 11 ................. Thrasher, Mrs. C. E.Hcnry. Mrn. ter1* sister, Mrs. George Rice and ing forever? Anyway, Lcola W Powell and Matilda L Williams Lot 10, 117 niece, Mrs. Raymond Key, at their J. G. Sharon, Mrs. G. W. Knjght, home on Park Avenue, leave Sun­ Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. W. T. it will cost you noth­ Blk. 4, Tr. It ............................ ..................... 117 day for their home in Worcester, Langley, Mrs. S. Barrett. Mrs. Roy , Atlantic Const Line Railroad Co., E. 137 (t. of Blk Symes, and Mrs. D. P. Drummond. ing to come in and Mas*. Mrs. D r u m m o n d will entertain I 4, Tr. 12. Also R. R. Right-of-way brg. learn all about the at a second of a scries of lunch­ at S. E. Cor. Blk 1, Ti. 12. run E. 60 f t , NPIPE ORGAN CLUB POST­ eons Thursday, March 27. PONED. 265.5 ft., W. 50 ft., S. *65.5 ft. to bog .......... 164 Rice Method and the The regular weekly meeting of .E .Phillips U t I, Blk 5, Tr. 1. 117 BRIDGE the Pipe Organ Club to have been SOCIAL DEPARTMENT wonderful opportuni­ J.Mrs.W.ARutledge 8 PARTY K. 51 ft. U t 9, Blk 5, Tr. 1 51 with Miss Monday afternoon witl held Monda ty for help and cure it Greensboro, North Carolina C. M. Mitchell, W. 66 ft. Lot 9, Ulk 5,Tr. 1 66 Jeannette Laing has been post­ All members of the Social Deponed until next week. 74 offers in your case. Re­ C. H. Smith E. 71 ft. Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 2 partment of the Woman1* Club, exGeorge E. Wells W. 13ft. Lot1, Blk 5, Tr. 2......... 43 The Col. Theodore Roosevelt pocting to attend the bridge party member these Experts Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock arc J. II. Roumillat U t 9, Blk 5, Tr. 2 ...................... 117 Auxiliary No. 3, U. S. W. V., held .the regular monthly meet­ requested to phone the hostess, T. W. Williams U t 1, Dlk 5; Tr. 5 ................ 117 will be there only one ing at the home of Mrs. J. R. Mrs. S. S. Bauinel, (15) or (302-W) a Mrs. A. K. Hill Lot 6 Ulk 5, Tr. 5 ...................... not later than Monday morning. ■ day, then your oppor­ Atlantic Oouxt Line Railroad Co. Right-of-way 75 Lyles on March 13. It is only fair to the hostess that ■ The meeting was called to or­ tunity will be gone. between Third and Fourth Streets ........— . 36 der by the president. Mrs. Ter- these reservations be made as early B f] heun, and the usual round of as possible. Atluntic Coast Line Railroad Co. I.tl. Blk 5. Tr. 6. 117 Just ask at the hotel business was disposed of. Upon Annie F. Woodburn E. 1-2 U t 6, Blk 5, Tr. 6... 68.5 WILL •LAY EXHIBITION the conclusion of this, Mrs. Terdesk for the Rice Ex­ Harriett F. Leavitt W. 1-2 Let 6, Blk 5, Tr. 6---- 58.5 GAMES. heun tendered her resignation to 117 perts and they will do E. Woodcock Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. 7 ............. the office of president to which GAINESVILLE, Mar. 22.—The OUR SURE AND STEADY GROWTH IS DUE LARGE­ S. Hu age U t 6, Blk 5, Tr. 7 ......... 117 (he had been recently elec*i;d, Toledo American Association the rest. Call any Wm. Tuggles U t 1, Blk 5, Tr. 8 ____ Mrs. Terheun also read u very baseball team, .117 which will begin 8 interesting review of the work LY TO THAT SPIRIT OF SERVICE AND CO-OPERA­ time from 9 to 12 a. m., Hurry F. and Beecher Kent U t 6, Blk 6, Tr. 8 117 training here Monday, will accomplished during her term of spring play six exhibition games in r lorJohn D. Jinkins U t 1 Blk 5, Tr. 9 . . ..................... 117 2 to 5 p. m., or 7 to 9 office. prior to breaking camp and TION THAT IS REFLECTED IN ALL OUR DEAL­ School Lot 6. Blk 5, Tr. 9 ............ ....... 117 The work then proceeded to Ida heading for home. The schedule evenings. Women and PrinAary the installation of officers for the as outlined by President O’Bricyi Mary S. Bitkins Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr.10 ............... UT ensuing year. INGS WITH OUR POLICY HOLDERS, AT ALL TIMES George A. DeCottea U t «. Blk 5. Tr. 1 0 ........ 117 young children receive follows: , , Delegates were appointed from March 20, Cincinnati Reds e* G. W. Smith U t 1, Blk 5, Tr. 11 ............ 117 this auxiliary to attend the de- Gainesville; March 23,.at St. Au personal attention of W. R. Pell U t 6, Blk 5, Tr. 11 ................. AND IN OUR POLICY OF AIDING MATERIALLY TO 117 partmant convention to be held giitttine (opponent I; Lady Expert in separ­ a t St. Petersburg in Mny. these March 25, New York uniuinuMi Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. E. 137 ft. of Giants at delegates to be Mrs. Schafer and Gainesville: March 26, Reds BUILD THOSE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH WE Blk 5, Tr. 12. Also right-of-way beg. at N. at Or­ ate apartments. Mr*. Ballard. lando; Murch 30, Toledo nt St. Au­ E. Cor. of Blk 5, Tr. 12. run E. 50 ft, S. Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Schafer gustine; March 31, Phillies nt OPERATE. Don’t miss this j 266.58 ft.. W. 50 ft. N. 266.58 ft. to beg....... 104 reported having held a very suc­ _ cessful rummage sale, thereby Gainesville. great opportunity toi The above ami foregoing Final Assessments are payable April ■(, break camp; April 5, i adding quite a considerable sum Rochester at Savannah; April 7 ,ji SGG thc^O Experts O il UP to April IS, 11*21, and from and after said date, said *| J..H. JACKSON, DIST. MGR. to the auxiliary treasury. at Spartanburg; Apr!1 8, at L_ . ‘ ‘ ‘ I assessments will bo payable only in ten equal annual instaUm All members were urged to Greenville; April 9. at Asheville, attend the Seminole County Fed­ Hernia. with interuat a t 8 pet cent per annum on all deferred payment*. eration picnic at the Federation N. C.; April 10, ut Norristown, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Sanford, Fla. Witness my hand ns City Clerk and the Seal of the City of I Tenn.; April 11, at Nashville: Park on March 28. WM. S. RICE, INC., April 12, at Evansville, Ind.; ford, Florida, this 1 Itli day of March. A. D. 1924. The next meeting will be held • (SEAL) L. R. PHILIPS, City a t the home of Mrs. Lyles, units* April 13, ut Danville, Ills.; April Adams, N. Y. 14, home: April 16. opening lea­ otherwise announced. 3-15-t!-29-4-jj-12 ^ 8 gue game with Milwaukee, CHILDREN COMING TO W.S.fUfcE NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE Mah-Jong Set $ JNO. D. JINKINS Jefferson Standard Life . . . Insurance Company Assets Over $23,000,000.00 Insurance in force $215,000,000.00 -__ t t ' �*i I •; THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 2 2 ,1 9 2 4 Saturday Evening Sermon CARD OF THANKS No words can express our grati­ tude to the people of Sanford who were so good and kind to us during our recent bereavement. We Continued from page 2 earthly religious authority, but feci deeply indebted to each nnd every one, and take this opportu­ the Divine as well. nity to thank them. Nothing seems to be handled Mrs. James R. Hail nnd Sons. so carelessly now-a-dnys ns re­ ligion. The nhoomaker is not DADE BAR TO MEET. •ticking to his last. Great in­ ventors are “explaining’’ away MIAMI, Mar. 22.—Judge H. V. the soul and lady-nuthoresses Atkinson and Judge A. J. Rose and movie nctresscs are telling will bo honor guests of the Dade the world all about their concep­ Bar Association at n bnnqust tions of the heron fter or no next Tuesday evening. John Tem­ hereafter. ple Graves, journalist nnd orator, Nor is pride only found in high has accepted an invitation to be -places. Many people nro insult­ principal speaker. ed when reminded of moral re­ sponsibility. Thus the parent is MEDICINES THAT ARE SURE (ild-fashinned who admonishes his IN ACTION. children of the pitfalls of life. A D. D. D. Colic medlcino for law forbidding the sale of poison horses, mules nnd cows. liuqor is too new fashioned for For spasmodic colic or any path­ old-fuhioncd customers. Hell is ological change giving rise to • difficult subject to handle with spasms, in cystitis, urethritis and some ultra-fashionable congrega­ arthritis, besides possessing val­ tions. Pride causes money bags uable properties ns nn intestinal to look upon the poor ns nn alien antiseptic. •tee. Intellectual gifts are often It is of great value where anti­ nalUfled by proud possessor.*. septic or anodynes are indicated Pride frequently mnkes racial should be used when pain is n sensitiveness cruelly acute. A prominent symptom. Compounded miserable example of pride is re­ by Dr. A Dolan, Box 775, Sanford, vealed In those mediocre people Florida. who assume lordly airs towards IT DRIVES OUT WORMS those men nnd women whom na­ Th" sorest sign of worms in ture has positively endowed with children is paleness, lack of inter­ talents. AU forms of inordinate nr'dc est m play, Iretfulncss, variable contribute their quota to religious nppetite, picking nt the nose nnd When Indifference, for pride crushes sudden starting in sleep. Christ out of the soul. It listens these symptoms appear it is time to nothing nnd says with the* to give White’s Cream Vermifuge. Pluurisees of old: "W ilt thou A few doses drives out the worms teach us I” nnd puts the little one on the road The humble man has full satis­ to health again. White's Cream faction In the just pride the Vqfmifugc hns n record of fifty World takes in hia achievement. years of successful use. Price 3ac, Humility never finds difficulty in Sold by nil lending druggists. accepting the Truths of the Chris­ tian religion. But God “rosisteth N o t i c e n f A p p l i c a t i o n f o r T i n Iteeil r N retlo n 57.1 o f th e f l e n r r n l the proud." A great priest often l 'Nmtlnrlu trs o f t h e S la t e o f F i e r i , In called his students around him N o tice Is h e r e b y g i v e n tlin t O v c rfor this observation: “Children s t r e e t I n v e s t m e n t C o m p a n y , p u r ­ a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 829, be, humble in alt things relating dc ha taesde r t hoef T1st I>., to God otherwise religion will np- 1896, lias tiled sda aidy c oe fr t iJfui cnaet,e A. In m y pear to you n fiction.” Christ o ffic e , nn d h n s m n d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r A-112 x d e e d lo Is su e In n c c o d a n r c w ith tells es to be “ns little children." tlaa w c e r t l l l c a l e e m b r a c e s th e Again: “Learn of me beenuse I f o l l .o w iSaid n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u am meek nnd humble of heart." n te d In S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F lo r id a , BUILDING Iri thn C ity o f Sanford, Florida, w h e r e th e p ro p erty h e r e in a f te r d o­ ner It>r,l la n o w lo ca ted , o f f e r for s a l e nnd s e l l to th e hlKheat bidder fo r ra sh , th e e n tir e nnd co m p lete s t o c k o f Koods, w are*, m erch an d ise and fix tu r e s , th e p rop erty o f F. 1*. If. A k e r s . J r . lo ca ted and con tain ed in sa id b u ild ln x at No. I l l W est F i r s t S treet. Sanford. Florida, in s a t i s f y s n e x e c u tio n on a Judicment In t h e sunt o f T h ir te e n Hundred ( Mt l O O . O O ) D ollars, and costs, dated March 7th. 1954. ohtntned by E d ­ w ard IfiKtrlrs nirnlnst th e sa id F. I*. II. A k e r s, Jr„ th e p erso n a l property to be sold on th e a b o v e d nte be Irot th e s a m e p rop erty upon w h ich levy hns b een h e r e to fo r e m n d e by m e a s S h e r i f f u n d er a d is t r e s s w a r r a n t fr" ren t. D a t e d at San ford , F lorida, this Tin Uuy ot March, A. D. 1914. C. M. HAND. As S h e r if f o f S em in ole I’ub. Mar. S and Mht. is. f’o u n ty , Florida. I n t k r f'lrcN lt T o u r* n f I k e S r r n l k J u d i c ia l C ircu it nf Ik e S t a i r nf F l o r i d a . In M a r i f o r S r m l l t l r f o u n t , . I n Cfcnnecry. C IT A T IO N . O. O. W o l c o t t . C o m p l a i n a n t , vs, 'R.CtHlMTTEBd' Rea Archifsel* O A #1 # / —\1 1 11 a knotty sr.s r Office of R. C. HUN TKR & BRO Architects (House *A-112> — A BRICK ANI) SHINGLE HOUSE ALONG COTTAGE LINES — The first story walls of this house are rough texture brick in varying red und purple shades. They nre laid with n raked joint. The windows have marble sills. The second story walls nnd the roof nre weathered shingles. The wood trim is painted brown. This treatment gives a soft mellow effect, one o f age. A feature of this house is the enclosed living porch. It is generous in size nnd opens from the liv­ ing room nnd from the study. It hns a tile floor, hri ck piers and balustrade, nnd a complete snsh nnd screen enclosure. It is heated nnd has plenty of electric outlets. In fact, it is the most livable room In the house ami it is the one most used, summer and winter alike. The front entrance opens directly into the living room. The stairs /re in the rear ijf the house where they serve tho living room, the kitchen, the rear entry and th cellar in n most convenient and compnct ntn niter. A small study, a kitchen, pantry and toilet room complete tho first floor. . The first floor toilet room is a real convenience and it works well in conjunction with the maid’s room on the second floor, which is fitted with n lav ntnry. The second floor shows three bed rooms, n maid's room, n large bath room and plenty of closets. The wide projecting eyes of lhe roof lowers the apparent height uf the house and the generous dormers insure a full second floor. This gives the c harm of the cottage with the practical features of the full two-story house. Cost about $10,300. Complete working plans nnd specifications of this house may he obtained for a nominal sum from the Building Editor. Refer to iluuse *A-112. It. C. HUNTER & BRO., Architects, 501 fifth Avenue, Now York City. L a w r e n c e H a y n e s , ct al.. D efen d an ts. T o L a w r e n c e H n y n e s . am i D avid W. C u r r y , If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , to nil p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t s u n d e r Lnw renc* H aynes and D av id W. C u r r y , t o t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d land, o r an y p o rt o r parcel thereof, " i t u n t e l y i n g a n d b e i n g In t h e C o u n ­ t y o f S e m in o le , a n d S t a t e o f F l o r ­ ida, n m l d e s c r i b e d ns S o u th w est Q u a r t e r o f S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r (le s s N o r t h e a s t Q u a r t e r , a n d le s s f o u r a c r e s lu N o r t h w e s t c o r n e r ) S ectio n I L T o w n s h i p 31. S o u t h . It a lig n 31 E a s t , c o n t a i n i n g T w e n t y - s i x a c re s ,. m o r e o r less. I t a p p e a r i n g fr o m t h e s w o r n bill of c o m p l a i n t filed In tills cause a g a i n s t you . t h a t y o u a m i e a c h nf y o u h a v e o r c la i m t o h a v e so m e I n t e r e s t In a n d t o tile Inml h e r e i n ­ ab o v e d escribed and th at your p lace s of resid en ce n ro u n k n o w n : th e re fo re , you l.a w rc n r e H a y n e s, a n d D a v id \V. C u r r y , If li v in g , n nd If d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ■■sts u n d e r y o u s a i d L a w r e n c e H a y ­ n e s n n d D av id W. C u r r y , In n n d to t h e Into) h e r e i n n b o v e d e s c r ib e d , o r a n y p a r i t h e r e o f , a n d a l s o a n y ‘a n d a ll o t h e r p e r s o n s w h o s e n a m e o r n,u n o n a r e u n k n o w n a n d w h o m ay be I n t e r e s t e d In tlie p r o p e r t y In­ volve,! in tills s u i t, a n d h e r e i n nhoVo d e s c r l l o d. n r c l a i m n n v r i g h t , t i t l e o r i n t e r e s t t h e r e i n a s h e ir s , d e v i ­ s e e s o r g ra n t e e s ', by, th r o u g h or m i d s t sa id L a w r e n c e H a y n e s , o r D a v id W . 'C u r r y , o r a n y o f t h e p a r ­ tie s n r p erso n s h erein above named o r r e f e r r e d to, o r o th erw ise, are h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to b e n n d a p p e a r b e fo re o u r said C ircu it C o u r t nt th e C o u rt H ouse a t S anford, F lo r ­ ida. o n t h e Till d a y o f A p ril. A. D. 1931. a n d t h e n a m i t h e r e m a k e a n ­ s w e r to t h e bill o f c o m p l a i n t e x ­ h i b i t e d a g a i n s t y o u In t h i s c a u s e ; o th erw ise, d ecrees pro c o n fe s s,' w ill be e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you. an d e a c h o f you. I t Is O r d e r e d t h a t t h i s C i t a t i o n be p u b li s h e d In t h e S a n f o r d H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b li s h e d in S a n fo r d . S e m i n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , o n c e e a c h w eek f o r e ig h t c o n secu tiv e weeks. W I T N E S S m y h a n d untl t h e seal o f s a i d C ir c u i t C o u r t, o n t h i s th e 2T>th d a y of J a n u a r y . A. ft. 1921. (H E A L ) K. A. D o l ' d LASS. C le r k C ir c u i t C o u rt. S e m i n o le C o u n t y .F lo r id a . Jly: A. SI. W e e k s . D. C. T im s. Cniini'i W ilson. C o tn p lts . Solr. Is the Phone Number H H ||b | Any one who pays rent can ml ow n his own home. ■ P P ^ Why not come in and talk the matter over? COLLER The Builder 1 1 5 N. French A ve., Sanford, Florida iia in iia iin iiu u iiH a M H H iiiiiim iu iH ,,,, am exclusive agent for same in Semi- ■ nole County. \ | Electrical Contractor If you paint your hou: a tndny NOT using SUN PIU OF—You will pnint it in s yenr with SUN PROOF. ban,I anil o f f i c i a l tb ilny o f M a r c h , A. B U IL D or BUY SL A H O M E It h f u r t h e r union**! t h n ! n r o p y iuiMIMh •! ihu,i' u f*»r <S) i Ir Ii I t■,.* M»-4’*n 1v»* nf IliIn *'rtJ»*r hr \y*<«Lm lit Uk? Siiiiftinl I !«*t it Id. it tM*%Y*im|it*r |tiihll*lie<l In Mill! enm ity. Join the Honor Roll of Home Owners IT'S EASY, CONSULT ME N o l l e * „ f \|,|,llrnll,.n f o r T a x lie,-,I 1 *,,li*r * c c t l o j i JJ5 ,,[ |h,- f»* .o m it S i n f u l , ' . „ f i h r g f n f r o f F lo r id a . N>, l l <. lx h e r e b y g l e n D i a l l i a r ' • LI E. S h e p h e r d , p u r c h a s e r o f T a x f > I f I f l i a l , - N, , . 11*31, i l i t , ,1 t l „ ! l i b d a y , , f J u n e , A. D. I n i l , i m a m , . , | s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office. up,| h a s i n : , d o a | , | , l l , * . , t l i , n f o r l a x il< > <1 t o l . s u i . it, a i ' c i i i ' d a n o * w ith law. . Said c e r t l f l r u t a u m b r a , ' , " , t h o f o l ­ low l u g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y witu-ited lh S. mill'll,' c , u n i t y , F l o r i d a t o - w i t ' KW>, o f H t V 11 . i f S E i,. Hoc. .%. T a p . 31 S. , ( t a n g o 2!i K T l o - „,il, I l a n d b e i n g u i m o h h o O a t t b, * d a t e ,,1 I I I, ' .............................. M u c h I'l r t l f l i ' a t o I n iiuiiio 1‘ n k i i o w n . ,'ort Ifloat o a h u ll ho redeem ed ac­ cording t a x d c , | w i l l moic th e r e o n on th e 22nd d a y of A pril. H IL L lb,* f3 I L u m b of lo law fnii-.a -al,l I. IUJILD1NG CONTRACTOR Let us demonstrate to you how to freeze your own ice at home in the most sanitary economical way. Phone 135 t M a h o n e y - W a lk e r , Inc. COMMERCIAL ST. : IyI V* IT/ 1 L _t k D i: 1* t THIRTEEN ACRES ON HARD ROAD, k ,04 ten room house furnished; tenant house, ■«! garage, barn, chicken houses, 400 orange h trees, and all kinds of other fruits; also a ijn ic e vineyard; ideal location for a country home; it’s a real bargain. FOR ANY PURPOSE, SEE US Those who are planning to We sell and install Fairbanks, Morse & Co.’s l’umps, Gns Engines, Electric Motors, Home Water Brooks Sprinkler System s for Lawns. * build, nnd guarantee of satisfaction at minimum cost, will do well to remember our record of accomplishment. Hoolehan-Coleman Co PLUMBERS ROOMS 501 Flrut N ational Bank Bldg, Rhone f5 Phone 440 desire n Building Contractor Shop and Yard 801 N. W. First St �1 ’’ T*i,c TVV. i V THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH *2, 1924. '^v ___________ _ _ For Profit R ea d E very C la ssified A d v e r tise m e n t O n T h is P a g e HERALD WANT \D S WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON/ALL'SANFQRD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE AUTOMOBILES AND REAL ESTATE . FOR SALE Sanford Dally Herald ROOMS FOR RENT REPAIRS ^ANT-AD RATES MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Two furnished SANFORD REAL ESTATE la in iJc-So'o paints and _room a for rent. Phone 21.___ great demand, lnveatora are rerms: Cash in Advance TOii a W AN TED To Buy From Owner j muS HELP WAN" ' ■-’31 WANfEU—Sanford busineog. who are in need of help should read the els FORDS page of The Herald. There'* New and Used reason for sending out-of-totrn fa f ROADSTERS help when there is probably Ju it j TOURINGS the person you want in tba .d tx COUPES Rend this column and if you doin_ SEDANS see what you want a few cent* !■*; TON TRUCKS vested in a want ad will bring JT0#, Cash or terms. many replies. Just try it one*. Wo Sell or trnde. THE PURE Silk Hosiery" Mil EDWARD HIGGINS, Inc., of Chicago wants Authorized Ford Dealer m;vieg"r.i and house to house Santonl. Al,l. MAKES nf automobile, re- ™“ " " <Jr J \ vnrtris n at _ Sanford Novelty FOK KENT—Two" light house-•*5* looking for good bargnins. If you j W o rta C a o ie n g e n ta . 154-tfc have any real estate to buy or aell keeping rooms, n th and Elm ejh It will pay you to uso The Herald FOR ~5ALE—Rhode Island eggs Are. IA classified page. v w lk P 1- 0 R RENT—Nicely furnished . Y FOR RENT—12 room flat central­ 1 1 1 i Ee.m?.a Avenue, housekeeping rooms. $20.00 per i ❖ ly located. W o r d . Phone 0303. &3-tfp month. 311 Enst nth St. 'A SANFORD STOVE WORKS. 3 2 1 FOR ------------------------J-------------------: * FOR SALE—I-room house, new, RENT—Housekeeping rooms Fir.a Street. Next door to Smith furnished. Tor sale sewinjt rtm-1 £ $350.00. Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ Tract of from Ten to f pair all kind.5 of cook stoves. If chine. 50!) East Third. ■ FOR SALE—Lots in Greenwood [ ■•euti Vn InneriIni..,, your trouble is stove trouble, see >1Q!1?ES FOR RENTj subdivision, from $250.00 to f i x word* 'if . ( i n u i ( e L -n rth us. twenty acres bordering on $.*00.00 on Sanford Avenue. a r e rnuncnl n. Iin<. FOR RENT—5-room cottage w ith V cottage with t tlnlmum chary;'] sec fur tlrst FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. bath. lights and water. W. J. insertion. Fine strain pure-bred nr.cona Thiiine'n Lake Monroe. Give com­ t i l a d v c rtis lm .- I« r i s t r k t t J t o l chicks, hatched trom ergs from my $ " f t t-fSHSSt. close in; 5 looms and bath, 3rd. Phone 410. o r o p e r rlp a n trio a tlo n . ply 817 Tampa St., or write $3700.00. i f a n e r r o r In m a i l , T h e S a n ­ town flock of carefully selected FOR RENT—Six room house, close p ile description and in­ FOR SALE—Oldsmohilc four, very eag?r breeders. My 17 years experience in, good location, 209 K. 5th St. X Box 2577, Tampa.___ fo r d I l e r u l d w ill lm rrnimnnllile g ____________ __________ ^ reasonable if tnken at once. Call WANTED—One middled aged lor o n ly a n , I n c u r r e d Inn irtio n , in breeding anemias assure yon the FOR' RKNT—Five-room cottage V FOR SALE—2 lots cm Elm and t h e a d v e r t Im r, f u r aulim iiii'iit at Crown Paper Co., after 5 p, m. best to be had in the breed. All ami gafage $20.00. Nbw. Phone 1 formation as to price in an­ Highland, $550.00 each. old man to sell goods on Sanfl f n a r r t l o n n . T h e o ffice sh o u ld lie chicks delivered South Baldwin * l b L _______________________ \ X FOR SALE—A brand new Ford iiikI Lakeland passenger train n o tifie d Im m e d i a te l y In ca se of Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ain. irror. YOU want a city lot, a suh- Coupe. Ilccn run only 10 days good job for man living In FOR RENT—FiVe-room hungnlnw, X swering ibis ad. Address Y IFurban TO A lI V K f lT m iH i. hit, a house ready built, abaut town. Good care. Box 311, lord the year round; must pat FOR SALE—Complete Acey tlyline ten minutes drive from jpostA H e r a l d rvprps>’n ' n t l v * • t h c r JL celery farm, grove or anything in San fori I, Fla.________ _________ $25.01) security for goods trail welding out lit at bargain. J. U office, W. V. Wheeler. Phone I0I-J. nugtily f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e s . ru les Jones. Litkc_J\fury._____ “Acreage” care Sanford 1 the Real Estate line call us. Wo to his care. Apply The Ul l a n d c la s s if ic a t io n . will g iv e you WANTED sell at the owners price only. POLITICAL News Co., 320 East Pine St. ■c o m p l e t e liiforni.'itlmi. Ayid !f FOR SALE—Pepper plants. E. E. l y o u w is h , t h e y w ill u r s l r t ' y o u In Washburn, West Side, Sanford. ANNOUNCEMENTS MISCELLANEOUS land Fla._____________ ' Herald. Iw o rd tn ic y o u r w a n t ud to pmk.i Call ami see us. We give you WANTED—3mail set of books FOR SALE—Remington type­ f i t m o r n effective. Madam Harriet, the bargains ami service. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. keep in evenings. Call Sou writer with wide carriage, $30.00 Ihnuty Parlor. n i i ’o n rv A T s o r t e r . THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. .*•3 I hereby announce my cnndidacy Utilities. __________ : for quick sale. Inquire Herald ufOver Mobley’s Drug Store. A d v e r t i s e r s s h o u l d . g iv e th e i r ___Seminole Hotel Annex.____ for member House of IteprescntnWANTED—laidy to do [ a t r a e t o r p o s t n f f i d r a d d r e s s nn Ifice. Park Ave. Phone 245. •FOR SALE—Bungalow. 5 rooms | w e ll u s t h e i r p h o n o number If FOK SALK—7,000 more or less tiVes for Seminole Cjunty subject housekeeping for elderly coup— ami bath, garage. $1,000.00 cash, SEWING for children. Rompers and to the action of the voters nL the (t h e y d e s i r e r e s u lt* . A b o u t one F o r S p o rtin g Goods, Gulf, Ha.se Hull. F ish in g T ackle, K verytake care of invalid. A ppir.ii celery plants. Fourth house r e n d e r o u t of n I lumen ml >*i:is n and aprons n specialty. Phone 111 Maple balance $35,00 per month. W. V. June 3. A v e ._____ from 5th St. ami Pecan Ave., cor­ Democratic primary, 1t e l e p h o n e , tind t h e o t h e r s c a n ’t 637-R. Wheeler, 104 First Nntl Bunk Ihinjf for A e S p o rtsm an . FORREST LAKE; co m m u n ic a te w ith y o u unless ner_____________________ __ WANTED—High grade nutomot Bldg. Phone 101-J. ___ WANTED—Crochet work for in­ [ t h e y k n o w y o u r a d d re s s . , TOR REPRESENTATIVE salesman for one of the TOM MIX in “Stepping Fast,’’ at AT T U B SPO RTSM A N STORK. fant’s sacques and bootees, made lines A ll i l l s r u n t l n u n a r e Mli.XlT be I respectfully announce myself of enrs in Sanford, COST AND FOUND to order. Phono 037-R. the Milane tonight. A swiftly m a d e In p e ru u n ' a t T h e a candidate for the House of and commission to the right tna l o r d H e r a ld n frfee o r by l e t ­ moving adventure story with ac­ ns Representatives from Seminole ■UST an opportunity to '*‘’op■fo r r At.E—Frnrd Roadster prac- Adilrt»»* “Salesman,’’ care Her ter. T elephone dtsrnatlution on two continents. Free tick­ County, ubreast with the tim es by not i „ .......o,.„. subject to the Democratic a ite rs a r e n o t valid. ets for Mrs. R. R. Kldridge. WANTED—An A-l bookke ending the classified pages pnges of;j tically new. Bargain. Stt -t reading primary, June 3, 1921. !f elected C o u r te o u s . P r o m p t . E f f i c ie n t also an office girl to anas newspaper. Herald i art Dutton. your daily S erv ice. I will advocate constructive legis­ Political telephone and take orders. want ads contain many interesting lation for the benefit of the great­ 311. messages. It will pny you to read Announcements est number of people in Seminole VULCANIZING $75 A WEEK—Man or wot them daily. Political County ami Ihc state of Florida. 1 FOR SHERIFF. wanted with ambition, indoat Hood J. R. LYLES. To the Voters of Scm'nolo County: BUILDING Announcements ami small capital, to dUtribu Goodyear OF DIS, I hereby announce my candidacy FOR CONSTABLE Rawleigh's Household Product* cg nud MATERIAL TKICT NO. 1. | r<5Tt~COUNTY PROSEC UTI NT. for the office of Sheriff of Semisteady users in your locality. W* Balloon Tires I hereby anno line that f am a* I J F IT FOR A QUEEN ATTORNEY. nnte County, subject to the voters I M I117 v,. train and help you so you can nrehf R AT&rv C L E iConcrete Co., g e n e r a l Used Cars I wish to announce that I shall of the Democratic Primary to be candidate for con Ruble of District | up to $ll)U u week or more. Ni cement work, sldewlnks, buildbo a candidate for the office of held June Orel, 1924. If elected I No. 1, subject to the Democratic I ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. E. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, experience necessary. Plea profitable, dignified work. AppI : County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ promise four years of Law En­ nrimarv to be held June 3rd, 1924. Terwllleger, Prop. _____________ The Cream with the Creamy Tuste Commercial St. j e c t to the endorsement of the forcement in a business manner by Said district lieig composed of the today. W. T. Rawleigh Co., " | Lundier and Budding Material. j IJemocralic voters at the Juno 3rd, the help of the proper • subordi­ following voting precincts: San­ ‘ 2786, Memphia, Tenn. At All Good Dealers Carter Lumber Company nates oy assistants and earnestly ford, Lake Monroe and Pnota. ■ primary. Or delivered front our plant in one-half N. Laurel St. Phono 565. I’. E. WALKER. solicit the support of all law en­ | GEORGE f\ HERRING. gallons or more. HILL LUMBER CO. House of forcement voters, on June 3rd. FOR SHERIFF. FOR CO ii NTY J U DC. E ' Service, Quality aid Price. I hereby announce my self ns r I hereby announce myself ns a _____ RAYMOND L. ALLEN._ =T2TS*I Phono 135, candidate for I’-.r o * ,e of Sheri.* tnndidnte for the office of County FOR TAX ASSESSOR. ~ udge of Seminole County, subject I wish to announce that I am _a of Seminole County, subject to the WANTED TO RENT ■ 'arox^OTi*»va»xiT*a6’'*eioauiri o the Democratic primary, June 3, candidate for rc-electlon to thu! Democratic pr'marv Joe-*. 1921 IV. A. TILLIS. 924. I pledge faithful service office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ . WANT—T« rent 3, 4, or 5 room; nole County, subject to the decis­ QUALITY QUALITY house. Furnished or unfurnish­ nould you nominate me. QUALITY ion of the Democratic Primary to J. G. SHARON. SORORITY INITIATE. Not htnv cheap hut how Rnod in Iho real test of economy. ed. close l/i. Will rent by year, F r e d R . W ils o n | held June 3rd, 1924. T r a n s fe r -D r a y in g limuirc II C. Morgan, P. O. Ilox * FOR CLERK OF COURT I be Give its a (rial nntl you will surely he pleased. ____ A. VAUGHAN._ 381. I hereby announce my candi-; FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FOR TAX COLLECTOR lacy for the office of Clerk of the See C. E. ChorpeninB WANTED TO KENT—5 nr res of Mar. 22.—The following initia­ SANFORD FEED I beg to announce myself a can­ tions are nnmiunccJ by F. S. C. (Circuit Court, Seminole County, tiled land suitable for tomatoes, I’lIONE 3302 First National Hank Bldg* ! AND Florida, subject to the decision of didate for tin* office of Tax Col­ Sorority chapters: TelenHone 576 or See F. It. Whittle, iw us xtt «H ts ruaiD Sanford, Fin. lector of Seminole County, subject | ............... • V-Sanford ■ Florid* i Gamma Chapter of Chi Omega: ao Democratic Primary te be DAIRYMANS SUPPLY CO. eld on June 3rd, A. D., 1921. I to the decision of the Democratic Kathryn F rier, Sue Atderman, QUINCY — Development of D i tt U LIGHT OHT / p land for efficiency and service in Primary to tie he!1-1 June'3rd. 1924. Qraleze O’U rin Mabel" Decker! . K9ICIIIN1 P*«€.HIN! / a water power in Ocklockncc River Phone 539 Jno. W. Sneed ffice, ____ *“ • ” AX ELILillian Long. Mary Kincaid, I.uswamp under consideration. □A AIR IR Y / ! VANCE E DOUGLASS. FOR C(H N’15 CD.MMlSSlONER cile Tervin, SMoin Wil-op, F-*11n11i»■ Myrtle Ave. and Itli St. G e o rg e A . D e C o ttc s FEED W . J . T h ig p e n | Fo r MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD I hereby announce my cnndldaey Jllne Snyder. Edith Rabuer, EliLAKE WORTH—Contract to V a*-.' 1>7 Altorncy-nt-Lnw L i hereby unnounctumisclf a can -Jo r the of(jrj> o^Coiinty t'onunis- znheth Jackson r.nd Ltildied Iloy1 k > let for* Improving15 street.! "YOUR • MONEy, BACK IF YOU -O ver Seminal* County*~r r m s*ihoxred to* Fuleston f t -•lliL to for re-election to the officereioncr from t d i s c i a t numberftwo ,$Hn. and 11 nlleys. ARE NOT •SATISFIED." Bnrk Itrumley Uldg. Real E»* Of member of the board of public ; of Seminole couiily, subject to th e , Into Chnpt Ait dm Delta in"i* t iit ti k \ t o r Tin-: iv r n u i u i i hnnford, ------------ Florida Ihstruetion, representing school j action of the Dentncrntie primary Phi: Caroline Dimrv, .Muriel Silttale and all kinds of In* 11 r f ! ® - '. V ,S I .a ml • > i fii« ,ii • in Itnmvllie, F la . f* isn’t tv lu t a cow liATS but wlmt *hc ten, Jess Dett.' i. ( >rm!in Dozier, district No. 1 of Seminole County,{June 3, 1921. D*’ i —Ak F e ll S3. IU21 suranco. A " DIGESTS trot projuces mill*. «.:id butter lit* _______ JOHN MKISCH. Helen Baht r. IVIIy Lively, Pene­ Notleo In l.ilil'V n lV 'ii tli.il A lle n l fiubject to the Democratic primary / etrisr \ Mnrler. of Mulllutnl. I'tiolil.i. w ho, lope Mills, A incite l.iddon. Annabe held on June 3rd, 1924. FOR SHERIFF till Sil lOellllnl* S3. I S3 3. Iiuole llollli /JMCOX FRED T. WILLIAMS. , l.'Uil lln lr y . No n i ; ; in. fur l.nl I. :| To tin- Voters of Seminole County: lee Avery and Auric Ferris. S c h e lle M a in « s Omega Chapter of Sigma Kap­ Hun II. T e n it *. |> 31 S , It.iliue 1 Studcbnkcr, Fnckani, Chevrolet | ; iFfiR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY I hereby announce myself a can­ ill i. . T.iiliitimeii’i Mrriilnn. has Yvonne Gmdahy, Virgin* i ' I desire to announce to the citi­ didate fnr Sheriff of Seminole pa: llltil lint lee nf lillentlu ll In mill, (uvmnlnJ IH MniU J. L. PERKINS .D Ada Miller, Helen do -:- LAWYER •:* I 'nlliltlllt.lt lull t'rnilf. In I'Hlilllllflh I zens of Seminole County that I nni County subject to the action of the Hraiiscimilie, Contfinimorc Run 735 D IG E ST IB L E nutrients. Montmallin. Lucille Daniels, Ro­ I l.ilni In th e tail I iitinvit itescrltieit, Sales Department a candidate for the nomination to Democratic primary to be held on h e f'iit’ I'l iiU 1’iri'iili 1'iiiirt, ni Hull • — Court House berta .Mirkler, Winifred Metcalf bo Prosecuting Attorney for the June 3rd. It I am elected 1 pledge mid fttrtl, I'lnililii, nil’ tlin lo th tlil> nf . Sun Juan Garage * Martha Turner. Ajtrlt, 1U3I, Courity Court of Seminole County, myself to fulfill the duties of this 1 I'tiiim nnl mine i iih wlliifSHes: office to the best nf my ability. i aubject to the action of the Demo* lllrim M n e liia s. nf .M.iltliwul, GOLF STARS TO COMPETE. E. E. BRADY. i erotic Primary, Juno 3rd, 1924. I f l n l I.J I I r vj^x-,7»r-a W a l l e r WrlttlU. o f M.illl am t, [xvill bo grateful for your vote ana NOTICE JACKSONVILLE, Mur. 2 2 .n o r l tl ii E lto n J M o u g h to n Itho nomination. I will b<* a candidate for nutomi- Bobby Jones, open champion. Max & O liver Wlivnion, nf .Malllnni! ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. nation for the office of Stale At­ MaiRton, amateur tifcnolder nf MMUBCMaMMaOBK Flnt'lllll. ARCHITECT lilt! I.eWln, nf ................... . I'llllltlt Tailors, Cleaners and Dyera \ roil COUNTY COMMISSIONER torney of tin* Seventh Judicial * ir- the United Statin and Perry Ad­ • i t i o i c t t : <* i ito.M. First Notional Hank Hldg. I hereby announce my candiI t e ^ ls le r e r . air. of Atlanta, who wcurs the of the State of Florida, sub­ crmvn of southern amateur cham117 Park Avenue— Phase M ] ncy for County Commissioner for cult c Sanford, ------------ Florida )istrict No. 2 Seminole County, ject to the action of the Demo-I pton mny compete in an antaSPEED UP YO jbject to the Democratic Primary, cratie Primary. Yojr enilorremeiit tear gidf t uirnanient here over r lune 3, 1921. for a -croud term if office will be the riniuquiimi Cluli links on LAZY LIVER L. P. HAGAN. March 28-29. John L. Roe, pre greatly appreciated. T he Main Spring of All , ident of the club, announce* that S a n fo r d N o v e lty rOffCLF.KK CIRCUIT COURT Clem J oiici Liver and Kidney GEORGE A. Dct OTTES, Husiness is Advertising u silver trophy costing several i J hereby atm ounce thnt I am a Tonic Will Do it \\V finL *Ut|V«irtlRluK v.itn.’* into kndidale for the office of Clerk State Attorney. Seventh Judicial hundred dollar.* will be awarded W orks i ji’iitir printdiI imit(in. to the winner of the tournament, Circuit, State <if Florida. ! the Circuit Court of Seminole A * a l i m i t ' w l u ' i i H u r t ' I.* w e n t j and suitable prizes will ba given n • in a ni l l a r k o f u | i | i i ' l l t t ' , u l i t ' i i THE MATTHEWS PRESS Dunty, subject to the action of the FOR SHERIFF l l u l " rxt'iilittt inakt'jt >oti ft those who finish first in the sec­ \\ "In i. n IlltU.. HAKIIIIII. I I I . emocratic primary in June. 1924. I hereby announce myself a enn V\ C. COLLER, Prop. j IIu l . J u r It jh 'In in you r Inn i i "Il f*. J o u r nioiitli l i i H i i t iiml y m _ II. II. CHAPPELL. ! didate for reeteclion to the office oni* ond third (lights. Invitations I 8I"< |t Ik lii'utii'O, I’li'iu .lnrit'K l.tv 1uliip 2n ytt.ittIt of Harm" 31! Runt. (‘eneral Shop and Mill Work H JUSTICE OF THE PEACE of sheriff’ of Seminole county sub- 1have been sent out to players, u m l K i l l i n ' ) T u n l i i In i l l . utu» H i l l "iirilaliilnil liilt.ti a.'rt'K ninri* nl I hereby nnnounce thnt 1 am a ject to the action of the Demo., and the , chib will , propose , , to the i l"K». didate fo rlho office of Justice | cratie primary’to be held on June. Amernan uma.eur elmnipdon.iliip Contractor and Hullder on ililt- > oii in i 'MJhv lift 1 It appt-urlna from th" nwnrn •*Ift •It INKS I.IVKIt AND the Pcaeo in and for the first! 3. If elected for anotli«*r term 1 'iiirney offmaN that _lu* meeting of "ttmptuliil lll.'tl It* ifln aualriKl T u M C . lit'i'miV" o f tin made nn uniiual affair. 1 )iitl Hint )ini luii" nr "liltii miini 1 5 IT Commercial Street |tice district of Seminole Coun pledge to fulfill the duties of the T*»N'|C uml tii.iltli-iH vlim "IT".| 'r ■ ’ iiiieft'jti la th" mul<l it ttt'rllitit pr.tp t'tlullllHlll'tl ItHl'If '"if in* ii rt'cit«ii With the legal nntl efficient office in the same efficient manner If III XI "ity Vi ni. uml ":i"li »«f >iiu. art. rfirifity fo r ti mi'll* i.i v that I have conducted it in the jlstance of the executive officers • tliitivf.ii" r"i|iiir"tl amt nrd"reil t" 1’KVI.It. M AI, AI'. IA AND C u l . I»S This institution, because of the 1in. uml uppvur In-fur" nur t’lretili \ the county I promise to do my past. CI.IIM Ii iNI'.S l.l V K I t AND 1C111 . I’nurl at III" «'niirl 11*1uk*. la Sanr . M. HAND. NHV T n N I C Ik not o n ly li' ii.'Ui |y without prejudice. S"inl»i"l" **iuint>. Slut* "f i n it 11v. r ■1' illrlii". luii II t \i , i fnrtl. L ^ G . S T R I N G F i t I. LO W . l lurlila. na III" llrit AluinUy In Wilson Welding & Radiator 1 FOR HOARD OF PUBLIC IN­ Sec Chevrolet First— nature of it’s business, is an unquestion­ i 'I ki t n "I" u ok Iin; mill Kilmtilmi Jnii", ilit- mini*, iwliia .tli" Jtul duy STRUCTION lufliii'fii’" in tli" *ttirotii'li am t tin k( FOR COUNTY JUlHiK. Works .lull". A. D 1931. atul Hit'll unit "Ik TliroiiKti H* "Xi*ulli*ot r j 1Ilf my candidacy Ask us about the new ubjeet, of course, to the action j I h e r e b y announce ai ably safe depository for savings ac­ I tli.irtl" |iru|i"rtlvu t >111. ■hm lio n u rl- IliiTt- in inuk" aiiKW■r tn lb" Mill uf in*i* of thn the Democratic Primary to be 1for re-election us memher **If it’.t Metal we can weld it.* n it** wlili'li liiivt* liili'rf.-rri'tl u l , 1*11111111.11111 tit-rrln fill'll ,iiHaln»t >"ti anil liereln fall mu rim Halil bill Juno 3rd, I will be a candidate Board of Public Instruction f o r i lii'.ililiy iirni’tiXHi'* n i " tlrlvi-n m SANFORD, FLORIDA will In. laltt-n an t*nfifr«K"d it«ittnot u k " oo 1’II.I.S u till" mtlim t counts. Coupled with this desirability is |I Tmtill.'lri"— the office of County Judge of Seminole County. Florida, repre­ way to pay for the Urn TUNIS In all t h a t „ 1>mi fnlInn t"l by tlli.ll deeree senting school district No. 2 ul linole County. I shall be grate[ It D furtlit i' nrd* if'l tliut Dili* n t t ’tli’tl. llnnllrt* lit- pulillrllftl In lilt Sunfntil for the nomination and elec- Seminole County, subject to the Chevrolet—San Juan TDK CUST IS SM AI . I T I the fact that your money deposited here Dully llt rnbl. a m*wK|i.ip"r. pitlillHhW N I I K I T IS flit HAT nnd if elected I assure the Democratic primary to be held on tintiiuHint & AmlurMiio, Kanfo 1, 1...| in Sunftiril, Sfinintil" ifuuntj. STEWART The Florist J jenship of Seminole a fair and June 3rd, 1921. F loilita ’ si it" tif Fltiridu nn"" "urlt wt*"k Garage. draws interest at the rate of (J percent per Cl IAS. A. DAI.LA S. thful administration of the af. for a perb'tl nf "lyltt ..... . Flowers For All OeeasioM'fi, I n lh** ( I r r n l r I H u r t , H r . r n l h J m l l1.. week w r e k *• >foils of th" "*"!ce. TO THE VOTERS OF THE 19111 c l n l I ’l r r i i l l lit m i l l f u r M r t n l i \VIDI"kk my liaml uml ufCi tal *t>al Mcmticrii Florist* Telegraph D e-Ij SGHELI.E MAINES. SENATORIAL DISTRICT. LdbsszBatfKuztiEa annum. livery AHHudation | i f iiiiiiI ) . * i i i i " o f I ’ I r lit ii. uf nfrlee *ul Hunf. r.l, Snnlnol" fOK CLERK CIRCUIT COURT After due consideration, I have fn I h n t i e r r , . t'liunty. Stiite <‘f Florldu on thU Hit Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-^ I candidate for III I.I. TO l | l 11 :*»• TITI'I*. Hu 21. t da) nf March. A D n il. v sn K M B a a a n o H H a a a H i F r a n k I,. W nmlruf f, C u m a la ii isiiAi.y i: a not t:l.AMS, _______ J v» T rk p liiiiird will ( » r r . h I , H I n m o u t r u n * a n d co l1l ( « l a r M d t i M i u r a i a l r i f l» r , |M y a i r n t I T i m e _—. . ..................... HW* a line ’ T tm aa' ----- — ................. *e n lln r T in ," .......... ,....... tie n lln r T im * e .......... ........... ..... Ic a ll n r Hack Krtcn T y p e (biUlit,* jtliovr fUtM. •J r t d u e f i ! ilat -, t r e f » f r o , . f S A N F O R D CYCLE CO. Special ihis week, green-while brick t i £ 0 <9 I [ f BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD j J DAIRYM ANS DELIGHT DAIRY F E E D WHIDDON HODGES I - A S a fe 6 percent JUST A MINUTE— forir.uttce of the duties con­ Democratic Primary to June 3rd. I reapectfully solicit ed with that office., 10 Acre Celery Farm W. L. MORGAN. your support. ;j. o. 0 VKRSTP.EET.__j JuatlinR sta tio n on h ard FOR COUNTY JUDGE MEMHElf OF SCiKHH. HOARD f ro ad. mm? % ON i Q F.WPlEDGERl O PRESIDENT SAVINGS G.E.MCALL M ANAG ER hereby announce my candidacy .th e office of County Judge candid!ate*°for "jlomb;e*r*° ‘o'f “"the! « ro::m house, b a rn . KarnKe |em inoic County, subject to the School Bo.: id of Seminole t o, from a in I l (MlI Shed, >n of the voters a t the Demo- School dUtritt No. 3. Sublmti to* ;> acres peppers s e t and 2 Juno 3. KHatfSHruiasiax.’igMfinHggaEaMu* V«*:-'.«:*aE3E a u a x u s o a n i x i i he-clcclion to the office of ity superintendent of ^public ruct!on of Seminole County, fcet "to the Dimmer a lie primary m held on June 3rd, 1924. T. W. I.AWTON. _ "COUNTY COMMISSIONER hereby announce tny candidacy J County Cummtailoncr for tha lh District comprising t.hul'JOpeneva and Osceola, subject to “action of the Democratic prtJunc 3. C. A. RAULERSON. dacy for County CmmmissPmer for! nie s {j0vv vou th is h arthe fifth district of Seninclo Vcu.n ' ! p a jn> ty. Subject t" th^ action of th o ( terms.’ June Primary of 1924. ___ E. H. KILDBRk. H. R. Lewis & Co. FOR*"tAX i ’- oi.l ECTOR I wish t" ftiinouncc Riat I am a Tel. 319 randidate for re-clectiofi to the c i­ First National Bank Building— lice nf County Tax Collector of ground Door. Seminole Count!*, subject to the action of the Democratic primary 107 S. Park Ave. Phone 319. to bo held in June. raw?? JNO. D. JIN KINS. 231® K U .o M Knlnlil. 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A S S . 1 C y l i a d r e G rin d l a g , H i'ularly described an follow * loC lu i k C lre u lt 1‘u u rt. 1wit: SanfurdU a m n l n u l" C niiniy. F lo r ld u I’h u n e 03 Ity A M. V.Vvk5. !* <* * Ja>U • an I J. Sectlnn ti. Town- S. O. Shinholser Sanford Machine1 _Ann su ppl ie s FOOTopFIRST ST. SANFORD,FLA. n rr. *"r----' - r 1—^n?:?»''".':rr.r.P3r.~s:p” ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 22, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 22, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 22, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/970312353a4a16a5b47f3c9ba08035c1.pdf ba36a8f88eaac2edd181f2fd5878a43d PDF Text Text SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS L o l u m b V, Collapse Predicted Of Honduras Revolt Body Seen Floating On Florida Stream Expect Effort WiU Be Made to Bring Sinclair Before Senate B ar on Contempt Charges for His Refusal to Testify/Refcarffhtg Teapot Dome Leases — Reporter gays Telegram Is Untrue. Investigation Into Depart­ ment of Justice haa Been Postponed U.ntii Wednes­ day on Account of Illness of Senator Wheeler—9tin-son Testimony to be Concluded at Resumption of Hearing. . NUMBER S07 SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1924. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES (Sir T ti Xh m Ii IoI Praost VALDOSTA. Gn., Mar. 24.4Efforts arc being made to locate the body of n well dressed white than seen floating Saturday In AUpha river near Jennings, f 5 .. by F. H. Roebuck. He tried 'ot land the body near the bank but pushed It Into mid­ stream. Despite the fact Mrs. i List of Investigations at P**8* ent Includes Teapot Dome, Rosie Dlckman was hero Satur­ day seeking newspaper aid to Daugherty. Shipping Board, locate her husband, a crippled Revenue Bureau and Klo world war veteran, missing sev­ Grande Valley Frauds—To eral days, authorities sec no evidence connecting Dlckman I* Decide on Aircraft Industry and the man in the river. and Engraving Dept, Today n tr n . amwi««h <•***■» WASHINGTON. Mar. 24.-4 The early collapse of the de facto"government of Honduras and success of Fcrrera. revolutiinlsts, is predicted in dispatchcs to tho navy department from Commander Caufey heading the American landing forces at Tegucigalpa. The idtuntion is now quiet bu the rcvoltcrs are planning to renew the attack o nthc city and a combined ad­ vance under Generals Posta and Carlas is expected momentarily. Foreign interests feel safer be­ Cause of tho presence of Ameri­ can detachment. COHBTTEE IMMEDIATE ACTION ON 25 PER SANFORD POUCE 8T “ ACI1VE AGAINST — LIQUOR SELLERS claring Preference fo r J Y jt posed Cut as ProrMad » Revenue Bill but . . Separate Resolution A sa « r-: ing Settlement by June l » v . (Hr Tkf At«wlflf4 rrf*,,J1 i six Are Tried In Monday a Court WASHINGTON. Mar. 24 and Maximum Fine Imposed on With the revenue bill fa1cin* Five_Fines Assessed Total ...WASHINGTON, Mar. 24.—The oral more weeks of study by the $1. 11ft. house Monday authorised a »w*«a* sennte finance committee Itnpvving investigation of the air craft erts This morning was n busy one u* was given Sunday in d u s tr y ... R e p r e s e n t a ti v e N elaeai. of Wisconsin. Insurgent leader, for Municipal Judge J. G. Shar- movement to remove the prart- , I t tr -tk* AuMtalH rre«> , (Hr Til, AMiwIilrS P»»**> pn. He passed upon 4ft cases in slon for a 25 per Cent reduction was named chairman of the com­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 24—Carml W a s h in g t o n , Mar. 21.—The mittee to conduct the investiga­ the session, including six liquor In income tnx payable thia year i Thompson, Cleveland, one of the Daugherty investigation has been Their Departure Givea Rise Ta cases, one for driving a enr while nnd incorporate It in a resolution 'oolldge campaign managers told City Commission Meets This Aft­ postponed until Wednesday. Rumors That Fundamental Dif­ tion. in an intoxicated condition and for immediate action. he oil committee he had no knowlernoon In Regular Session To Senator, Wheeler Is sick shed. Secretary Mellon In n letter to ferences Have Cropped Out WASHINGTON, Mar. 24—With other important ones. The judge dire of the oil deal at the Chicago Award Contracts For Erec­ Senator Moses, opening the new Representative Ackerman, Re­ Between Experts. fixe investigations in full blast and imposed a totn iof $l,llrt infincs, onvcntlon. Harold Vivian, retion of Municipal Water probe into tho Rio Grande land --------o-------publican. New Jersey, comment­ which constitutes n record for two or three in a stnte of tempor­ iortcr on the New York Times Works System. transaction, and Senator Jones iBr Thr Aunrlalril Press) ing on the Intter * resolution pr»ary quiescence, congress Monday this year. ald Joseph O’Neill, publicity man are out of the city. Senator PARIS. Mar. 24—The departure l>o«lng to eliminate the Septem­ The local police under Chief ber dr Will Hays, ftavc^Klm the story Today the City Commission Hrookhnrt nays the hearings will for lomdon Saturday of Reginald is expected to decide whether two installment payments, saw no more shall be added to the l i s t egarding the aliened Binclalrglft wns scheduled to hold its regular Roy G. Williams went after tho preferred the proposed cu‘ ! proceed Wednesday regardless of McKenna. Sir Robert Klmlersley investigation of th: aircraft indus­ meeting at the c;ty office* at liquor dealers Saturdays nnd Sun­ made as provided in the revenue ■ owa>d wiping out ^ R e p u b lic a n Wheeler. The committee hopes deficit. The telegram from 0 Nlel conclude the examination of and Sir J. C. Stamp, British mem­ try nnd of the bureau of engraving which time contracts for the day nnd six cases were secured bill, but suggested the Pr°yt«jon printing. construction of the new pro­ as n result of their efforts, fienying that ho gave the ajory Roxie Stinson Wednesday. bers of the experts committee, has amiThe Daugherty, tho Teapot posed water works plant and judge Sharon imposed the maxi­ be taken care of by a renolntWB Las denounced by Vivian aa un­ which would assure settlement ox given rise to reports thnt funda­ true. Martin J. Powers, Philadel­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 21. — mental differences have cropped Dome, tho Shipping Board, und the system, were to be awarded. At mum fine to all but one in no en­ the proposed cut before June I0» * j revenue bureau investigations will deavor to break up the whiskey an ndlourned meeting of the phia,. denied he was interested in The third week of the Daugherty when seuond installments are from the selling activities in Snnforl. fhe Teapot Dome and termed ns investigation opened Monday with out in thes work of the experts nnd take up whore they left off last special committee due. ,, ■ week, nnd the investigation of al­ Chamber of Commerce held this rignomonious lies.” tho Miss Roxie Stinson, divorced that the British representatives Here is the docket that wns The revenue bill w»uld Circulated about him. Michael Rowife of Jess Smith, friend of have gone to consult their govern­ leged land frauds in the Rio morning, tinnl recommendations disposed of this morning; Janie deductions of 25 per cent of tne Grande valley of Texas, naked, by were mode for the awarding of Bell, gambling, $5 and costs; T. fllll, Piladelphai, denied some of Attorney General Daugherty, first Installment to be made when Senator HefliP. Democrat, Alnment. the contracts. rcntly to conclude her nmnzing O'Bryant, blocking traffic, el und Powers testimony. second installment ' It wns stnted officially Suiulny bnnm, will begin. story of “deals" In whiskey, costs; J. C. Emerson, speeding, tho The committee, which was ap­ Some of the membcir. of tho P«r Investigation of charges against pointed nt the request of the $10 bond estreated; Floyd Hester, nnd further deductions of prize light films, drugs nnd big evening that no serious disagree­ committee anticipated an effort cent on the second nnd remaining ^ two members of congress ns devel­ politics. would be made li\ tho senate to ment existed on the main decisions oped by n Chicago grand juty City Commission to work in con­ riding bicycle without n light, Installments when they « e paW- G hhve the lessee of Teapot Dome Mjss httnson is to un- of the committees and that, while which is henring evidence in the junction with the Intter in lot* dismissed; Will Crosby, gambling, If the entire tax were on ■ ting the nwnrds, held n long $10 bond estreated; Ezekiel'Hart, March 15, it would allow a 25 pgjU hailed before the bar of the sen­ lergo cross-examination with the gj case. different opinions have been ex­ drunk, $5 and costs; Joo Hall, meeting Saturday when most of ate on contempt charges, but hare possibility of a matching of cent refund. Elimination of tBo /■ The diplnmn mill investigation, the bids were eliminated. This selling liquor, $200 nnd costar D. they said that In this case the [women's wits. Tho questioning pressed in the course of the dis­ by Senator Copeland, Dem­ morning, with Joseph E. Craig, Golden, disorderly. conduct, $10 September payments a* rrc>P°»«® \ controversy undoubtedly would ! may be conducted by Mrs. Mn- cussion*, the teport now being hended by Representative Ackerma*; a ocrat of New York, is for the time feiult In court proceeding which bel Walker Willcbrnndt, as­ drafted will be unanimously signed being inactive, ns is the sennte s special consulting engineer, pres­ nnd costs; C. Wight, disorderly would disturb the casli position Jj Here is a picture of Roxie Stin­ conduct, continued; Alex Benjam­ ent, the committee went over the sistant attorney gcnernl. Ar­ [would, wtjrk out to the same purrnpngnndn investigation. Senator proposals for a final time nml in, disorderly conduct, dismissed; of the treasury in September, sir. )Se aa the committee’s rccom- son, divorced wife of the late Jesse rangements had been made to bv both committees. Pickens Tillman, drunk, $!0 bond Mellon said. Smith, friend and confident of have Mrs. Willo'orundt, who fol­ The pessimistic and alarming loses, Republican, of New Hamp­ drew up its recommendation*. . endation. Secretary's Letter. shire. Is chairman of the propa­ estreated; Lem Summerlin, car­ Atty. Gen. Murry M. Daugherty. Fallows .Two Possible Courses. Although its .court wns not lowed the testimony all day Sat­ tone adopted by the Britldi nml ganda committee, a member of the Tho secretary'* letter to Mr. rying concealed weapons, continu­ urday, undertake the examina­ also a part of the French press: re­ Daugherty committee* and also avnilnble for today's Herald, it The decision to recommend said: . tion but a federal grand jury en­ cently, however, may cause the chairman of the committee which wns learned thnt the body would ed; Lem Summerlin, possession of Ackerman hat the case be Riven to the lo“Your resolution provides m gagement may prevent whnt reparation commission ro Dsuo an will investigate Senator Ilellin’s submit a recommendation on liquor continued: II. S. Hender­ aubstanco that a taxpayer al authorities carrie after the This son. speeding, $3 and costs; Jeff personal income taxes in IJ-J in promised to bo a spectacular official communique Monday, set­ chnrgex While nil of these_ com­ each of the six projects. ommittee had deliberated over ting forth exactly where mutters mittees nirundy have authority to will lie of interest in view of the Johnson, drunk. $5 and costs; Lll- quarterly feminine duel. wo possible courses—that ndoptinstallments may.MM*: In closing her story which op­ stand, although reparation circles investigate the house must vote on fact that it was generally believ­ lio Mae Wilmot, triei\, Saturday the September 16 installment an« 1 an alternative plan to commorning for speeding, $5 and refuse to mnkc n specific announce­ ed thnt the city would do the ened the 'I)auR»erty investiga­ It him to the custody of the ho has paid in rail on March resolutions by Representative Njl- ltlIinurui;iIull nurik »»ll K W construction work on I4S/.M laying ofl costs; II. E. Norton, speeding, $10 if tion, Miss Stinson is to finish ment to that effect. ergeant a t arms of tho senate 16 ho is entitled to a refund of bond estreated; Victoria Patter­ reading her letter from Jess ntil he was ready to answer Sir John Bradbury, British mem­ ton, Republican insurgent of u is- tho lpM „n), nill|n>( ,.U\. in­ son, possession of liquor, $200 one-quarter of the n”l0U*‘L Pfi"J , i cousin, t ©Investigate the aircraft stcJu|' *,f |L ,tljn,, It to a contractletting Smith and other paper* which, uoatipns.- I t was .decided that if n r The AMwInlnl ber of the reparations commission, industry, nnd by Representative costs; Ida Pugh, possession after his return.Is audited by th» 3j e latter plan were followed, the ' NEW YORK. Mar. 24.—Motion she says, support her long and left for London Sundny morning, King, Republican, of Illinois, to nr. However, after careful con- nnd With tho of liquor. nnd costs; E. L. treasury. il operator undoubtedly would pictures of the Dempsey-Firpo startling tale of “deal*'' which nml his departure caused n stir iu investigate charges of bond dupli­ rdiscation, the committee felt Summerlin,$'-’00speeding, thnt It is advisable to permit «>• , $"1 nnd ain his liberty on a writ of cr- boxing nintch. which were exhibit­ she says involve Smith, Hr. French clrvles. He is held by the cation, irj Mia bureau j»f engraving that tho contract should lie let costs; R. L. Martin, possession of taxpayers to get the benefit of to one of the bidders. Daugherty land others of the ed hure lust September, have been French to representir tendency to­ or. t surplus in 19*4 b r A > printing. Meanwhile certain $50 ami costs; R. L. Mar­ the expected It was further learned that liquor, ... shipped about the country* nnd httoraoy gimerur* official aiui wards a reparation settlement dia­ nnd reduction of 25 per cop: copi of th# Harold Vivian, a. reporter orr] senator* contemplnte demanding tin, drunk, $6 ami costs; J. K. the committee would make tax payable ,,„ J o in the calendar c n l e n d _y e a r. ^ the Now Yortt Times, will be [shown in various cities in violation personnl entourage, since he took metrically opposed to thnt of Grumllng, drunk, $5 nnd costs; • 1924, I am thoroughly in arcort. French. It is felt here thnt his lealled by tKo committee Monday. of the law, similarly to those of office. Lucius Bellamy, operating a ear There Dempsey-Carpcntier fight Fight Film and Whiskey “ Deal*." London sim simultaneous may be considerable ad­ -----. - t presence in London ultaneous I He will be questioned about a the while intoxlcnfedV $100 and The Dc.np«ey-CarpenUer prize fy w|fh tho thrco Hritlsh expert which a sennte committee has been ministrative difficulty in tho pw* Istory stonr be no wrou. ww Times wrote u»r for the "" costa; Lucius Beliumy, speeding, film exhibition deal nnu nre net in agreement wltu tlcular method which is content^ wltn the the find nnu- j of |c„ |.lwl>i„........ . ... was understood will investigating, the New York World fight I stating it whs whiskey “deals" including the ings of the mnJoriDr in thj schc- I center largely around a bill to tax from it, before tho contract wns dismissed: Frank Blair, selling plated by the resolution IH .'H ays, former Republican na- will say Monday. estreated; James definitely let. Members of the liquor, $200 The newspaper hns information $200,000 New York bootlegging dule of payments for Mortal chairman, would tell _ the ••It seems to me it would b« given by John Goroni, also during the next two years. The *gasoline in the District of Coluni- committee nre: H. it. Steven*, Gardener, drunk. $10 bond es­ simpler, committee the report that '15,000 that the “system" of arrests and story nml certainly perfcrnbM bin; the propi..ial of Senator Wadstreated; Timothy Robinson, to he developed this week. question of u moratorium Is re­ A. P. Connelly, S. O. shares of Sinclair oil stock figur­ fines, alleged to have been follow­ are wjrih. Republican of New Yolk, chairman; drunk, $10 bond estreated; J. P. from the standpoint of tho treq*. Fred C. Qulmby, New York Shinholscr, George W. Knight, ed in the Dempsey-Carpcntier films ported to be the point upon which to give states the power to affirm ed in the settlement pf tho com­ ury. If the plan incorporated In partner of Tex Rickard in the opinions diverge. Fred T. Williams, W. B. Wil­ Wainwright, drunk nnd disorder­ the revenue act of 192-j in tha mittee deficit was true. Mr. Hays, was not the' procedure with the film or reject the action legislatures ly conduct, $25 nml costs; M. A. nnd William A. Orr, liams and Lewis O’Bryan. Officials, however, the corres­ on the witness stand Saturday, Dempsey-Firpo films, but that in New affair, drunk, $10 bond estrent- form it was passed by the houae, York Republican politician, pondents are informed that the in jvrsing on conitButional amend No more information was Crocker, denied any stock transaction had most instances the latter were connected laents; action by lh<» agr'culturc ed; Will Smith, vagrancy, $5 anil were adopted in n separate rcsoltho testimony with work of the experts is proceeding avaiiuble this morning regarding socts (sentence Under this plan If thq taken place, but said Sinclair had shown without anw interference by both the infilm r-immklcu or. t rci ) -ertatinn r*d* suspended); F. utiun. und New York agreed to contribute $75,000 to officers of the law. Officials of whhkey transactions art. under in complete accord oil fundamental h ; M easure offwL'd by Semitic Me the site for tho water works Wiailims, gnmBliiig, $10 bond e*. resolution were passed bcIOW tho department of justice will be un dthnt tho joint report of Nn.-y Republican, Orcgcn, and pos­ plant. It is generally believed, treuted; John C. Angc, vagrancy. Juno 15, the taxpayer could tage the committee. to return here Monday. ponts the Dawes McKenna commit­ sible decision in the somite on the however, that the commission $5 und costs (sentence suspend- on thnt dny a credit of 25 per The committeo denied not to quoted as authority for the infor- orders have been ill since their tees will be nml ready the first week in McaNry-Hnugcn farm relief meas­ would discuss the matter at call Joseph- J. O’Neill, assistant mtaion thut the department has Both made no effort to learn the fucts first appearance and the period April. length nt todny’s meeting nnd to Mr. Hays, in hla New York of ure. No appropriation bills arc perhaps the situation, but thnt it will of their further oxamir.ntioi. is announce its selection. hffice, but will read a telegram pending in the senate. Other wjll be trans­ from him denying he had given irosccute every alleged violation uncertain. The house will take un Monday acted thisbusiness Further ilovclopmcn*.* arc C. F. Harrison Seeks afternoon which, it is Patterson, gambling. $U) bond ment and in December 25 per cent out the story of tho stock trans­ rought to its attention. Fish resolution for a $10,000,­ said, will bo of importance nml The Dempsey-Firpo films, the promised in the committee'll dis­ Re-election To Board the If he had Albert Johnson, gam­ of thnt payment. action. 000 appropriation to purchase food tho commissioners will nrobnbly estreated; World will say, were shown in Chi­ pute with M. S. Daugherty, paid in full in March he would bling, $5 nnd costs; Alex Benja­ supplies for relief of German wom­ To Hear Coolldge Manager. have n busy afternoon or it. for two months without fed­ brother of the attorney general, min, gambling, $5 and costs; Joe have refunded the 25 |icr cent Carml A. Thompson, of Ohio, cago over examination of the books of In nnother column of the Herald en ami children, nnd the two reso­ eral interference despite the e f­ Knapp, gambling, $10 and costs; credit.’’ one of tho Coolidgo managers, forts of municipal authorities to his bank, the Midland Nntional appears the official announcement lutions authorizing aircraft nnd Joo Williams, gambling, dismiss­ Showdown Probable as to Bonin, will be heard by the committee stop the exhibition. Neither did at Washington Court House, of Charles F. Harrison, now Chair­ bureau of engraving invest Igned; Will McKnlght, gambling, $5 The finance committee will re­ this week in an effort to clear up federal authorities interfere in Ohio. man of the County School Board, lions. All of these proposals nro , and costs; Will Huichins, gam­ sume work Monday with a show­ by. leaders to bo adopted. gossip that an “oil deal ’ figured Cincinnati, according to the news­ A contempt fight in the feder- who seeks re-election as a mem­ expected P< bling, continued; Charles Bivins, down probable on whethe.’ MW; in the deliberations at the t.hica- paper, but the (exhibition there Tuesday the house will resume Continucd on Page (1 ber of thnt body subject to the ac­ gambling, $5 and costs; Will soldier bonus bill will be |>ut convcntlon in 1920, which was stopped after two weeks by debate on the army hill which be­ tion of the primary to be held Cummings, $10 bond entreated; ahead of the tnx measure a$ nominated Warren G. Harding the state film censors. _ Juno 3. . gan Saturday, and during the week l,»urn Kelly, gambling, $in nml Hiked by the American Legionfor president. A1 Jennings, for­ Mr. Harrison is a resident of the independent office* appropria­ Charge* were hied against rred Chairman Smoot lias predicted I l l ) T h e .\*a»elMtril l’rr«»l costs. tion bill will be reported nml taken mer Oklahoma train robber nml C. (Juimhy. «>f New York, named Geneva, nnd has been a member of little time would *»e nece<*ary for : PARIS, Mar. 21 .—With the visit now an ovnngelist, also it to he ns one of tin- alleged conspirators up when the army bill is out of tho County Hoard since 1016. In disposition of the bonus hill, j heanl in connection with his ns- in the Dempsey-Carpcntier pro­ fact ho is the only person to have the way. The immigration bill nml here Monday of Count de St. Au- Would have C arraw ay................. .......drawn,- Rewith line* fairly well sortionss that a one million _dol­ cedure; and Alexander I’nntages, been elected to represent his dis­ the Chandler-Bloom election con­ lairc, French ambassador to Lon* Reproved For Speech I puMlnaV supporting jn *enriMl lar fund wns used to nominate theater owner was indicted in Lus trict on the Hoard since the orgnn- test from New York nre expected don, France will assume the inita* r I an insurance measure along lines tive iu diplomatic negotiations President Harding. Jennings, Angeles after the pictures were izntion or Seminole County. His to follow. of 1hat adopted by the house, “Grctchcn of Holland.” n con­ with the British government con­ Some lenders expect the house Illy T lir U a u rlt lfr il I ' r r a O who' was subpoenaed in Califor­ shown there, nnd their cares have predecessor in office hnving been and Democrats ftivoring a full nia. is. expected to arrive In not been disposed of, the World cert feature presented by the appointed nnd refusing to run for ugriciulturnl committee to report cerning the problem of security WASHINGTON. Mar. 21-Tl.e ennh payment option. Montague i.igni Light upon* Opera ouikvib Singers,, the office. . . .Montague \ .Mr.. Harrison nrr| wn„ nnm. ua farm relief measure during the me for France. Washington Tuesday nnd prob­ noi oevo in-.... • house wns asked t odny by Repre-I was• nam­ will point out. It w,l* 1 will be the closing number of the the office. Mr. liar . . Th). McNary-Haugen bill is week. The The ambassador is returning to ably will be put on the slund at Treadway of Massarhvx- f of the Hoard when' San Francisco the i:x^,l,,tV' s . Red|>ath Chautauqua for this year ed cd Chairman ( h»irnian of ^ consideration by the corn- take part in a joint examination seiitative otts, to take appropriate action 011 Putting Contest Foronce. . , , . . fined but continued to show the jn ^anfonL Thl8 attractive pro- 5‘r. V. V. * Z l l L The judicniry committee of principles under which the se­ Tho timo of the nrrival here or charges that Senator Carraway gram will be presented tonight at chalrnun. riUre l ........,.linnil fh;if u to nresent a resolutwn curity of France nnd tho general the Fred W. Uphnm, Republican na­ films. —-------------------r* . Arkansas, hail improperly criticiz­ Women Will Be Hell H nt the blir tent nnd will Jan. 1, 1919, nnd hns retained mai is cxpecieu ». Plin,.;.utionnl K o'clock nt the big tent nnd will for li child Inbor constitutional pence of Europe ran be assured. tional treasurer, to testify in re­ ed Speaker ^illctt and the house distinction ever since. amendment on which Representa­ Count de St. Aulairc and Pro- in a se n a te speech Saturday. Over Tuesday at (Jolt* Cli gard to the Sinclair political con­ American I* r e 1a t e s mark the dose of what many have D i s t r i c t N o . 3, f r o m w h ich declared to hnve been the best tive Longworth, ()., the Repuhli- meir Poincare will discuss ques­ protest Speaker Gillett Treadway tributions is uncertain, .ar. Dp.•« bill yet Klvcn bv thv Ital- ;1 voting llurrl...,,precincts m n wof Geneva. K fvV "ovicOtis George, local golf profes- , con leader, ha* said there will he tions of 11 pact of guarantees the offered n resolution seeking to have ham is in the West, lmt the com­ Made Cardinals Today seasonnnnanemcnt. .. Uv.ipath management. action nt this session. problem of the Rhine frontier and the senate regard the Caraway sional, announced Monday t mittee expects to get ins testi­ do, Chuluntn and Osceola. 'ill* Tkr AMim-Inlril l'f',” l Together w ill)^>eturo on "Suc­ the role which the League of Na- ] speech ns containing improper and he will hold a putting c intest 1 mony out of the way some time ROME. Mar. 2 l-A n ;h-B.^ops cess With Eiwie, h'y Jeoffrey F. the Municipal Golf Link* Tt| thins will be called Upon to play unparliamentary language. during the week. lie was in­ day for women only. A ha in tho new system of a European structed to bring to Washington Patrick J. Hayes. New York, nml Morgan, the Montuguo Singers some prize will be offered by balance of power. Monday's con­ 111 "records bearing on funds re­ George W. Mundelein. Chicago, furnished tho entertainment for were mad- Cardinals ... the Roman this afternoon nnd both numbers George to The wimur o. i ference may be regarded as the Steamer President ceived from the oil operator. Catholic church at a setrit con­ proved to be very entertaining. In contest. Contestants are normal development of the policy Attorney and Architect. inaugurated by the French govern­ Monroe Runs Ashore to get into communication . Martin J. Powers, uttorncy, and sistory this morning. The two pre- presenting the latter tonight. Man­ Mr. George in order that he ager Itusencrans declares that a Charles E. Oolschlnger. archi­ ............ I r “ “ »‘ to thoiure anchored in Jesus and I nni ment by its recent publication of I I I! T h r S M u r l i l r U l*re»*l know how many will be enl tect, both of Philadelphia, will notification at their rcsidciteez here distinctive and original program Sanford people flocked e>. ‘,,u | “‘^tln'K in'tho atrength of His tes- by Manuger Itosecrans. in under­ JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 24—The The contest will be held thrott be called before the committeo us is the custom. Hayes received will be given and will be well scveral churches Sunday when tlmony Up„n the strength of His taking to show tho 1925 program of Kcdpath here next year, the steamer President Monroe is ushorc out the dny so that thos-i this week for questioning about Iliglietti nt an American College worth the time to see it. ministers of the various denomi­ testimony with joy in niy heart l miles off Miami. S. O. S. calls expect to enter may c< On Saturday night the Grc*1 charges by Oelschlager thnt and Mundelein at College I ri.pashall go forth to the tasks which Woman’s Club hns assumed it be­ 120 lieving thut it will receive the were answered by the Cutter either in the morning or Laurant Company gave a splendid nations delivered stirring sermons he designs for me. Powers, had told him he waV to ganda. spectacular production featuring to their congregations. The best get In on the Wyoming oil re^cr"Some men and women arc ap­ same hearty rupport that has been Hnukec from Key West, followed noon. vations through close connection Three~Negro Murder magic and mystery. The program Sunday weather thnt this city has parently thrilled over the posses­ given the management this year. by a wrecking tug nnd naval tug. Tomorrow Mr. Rosecrans with Many passengers nre on board but wus immensely enjoyed by the enjoyed for several weeks prevail­ sion of trifles and this inuy be an with Attorney General Daugher­ which permitted the unusually his assistants, Whiten McKunc, the ship is in no immediate dan­ ty. Suspects are Arrested large number of patrons who flock­ ed evidence «of• •— superficial thinking. lxiuvsivv r -----________________ ed to se what Manager Itosencrans large attendance. property man, Claude Turnbou, ger. Both the oil committee and the So interesting and inspiring possession of° w new“ car and' per- cashier *snd Clarence Stewart, gate hud previously announced as the Daugherty committee have ^ now U r T h e A»«i*clnlril , ' r r “ ° were some of the addresses thut Lms they should be. But such as man. will leuve for Madison, where ANDERSON MUST SERVE POPULATION TAMI’A. Mar. 2 L-Thrfjc ne­ jubilee night prcientation. Crossed each other a paths at va­ The Herald herewith reproduces I Hr T h r A a s o rln lrtl P r r - * . rious places, especially in con­ groes arc in jail heer in connec­ The ehautauqua has been given thU Is possession of Just thing* the ehautauqua w l be put on in Sunford’a population YORK, Mar.*24.—William from three sermons. nection with the rumors or an tion with the shooting to death in Sanford this year with great extracts and cannot supply abiding peace that city. Mr. Roseneran* ad- H.NEW grown by leaps anil boumw Rev. F. D. King, pastor of tho Anderson, convicted nnti-Saloon “ Ml deal at the Chicago conven­ Saturday night of l{obc^ . l®11®"' success is the assurance of those First Baptist Church, speaking to and be" the ‘nreasinn 'occasion of of obiflingi abiding dressed the members of the Young League superintendent, must serve injr the past 14 yearn as n f tion, but the committee chairman special policeman, one of thL ne­ who have been in charge of. the doxologies. To where shnll we go Men’* Bible Clnss of the First a tern, in Sing Sing, Supreme will show. The government i congregation at the morning Baptist Church, Sunday morning 1K„.„ ............... .. gave no indication Sunday as to groes wa* arrested in bed and was „rriJIIKeM arrangements for bringing the this Hti.* taken in 1910 gave thls^ nnrlin• nart: l __ Inuntil ' I for both abundant and abiding on the subject "Playing the Game Court Justice Wagner ruled Mon­ u population of 3,570 and^ whether there would be a switch­ found to have two bullet wounds j{c(jpMty, 1924 program to this city, "But do you ask me to be more sources of doxologies? If we follow day, denying an appeal for a rea­ ing of witnesses fronv or.e com­ in hi. body but denied any knowl- The loca, RoUry Club «P«n'»rc'> practical °andU explain more fully .the thinking of im who gave ua in the Shadow." 1920 u population of 5.588. sonable doubt certificate. lh|! prujett und was uiiled by the The ministry of the living hope? I the text, we shall go back to the mittee to another in an effort to edge of the Jetton killing. shows an increase of 5G per ----— » •• • ---------a i# » r% Mcveral STEAMERS COLLIDE disentangle and rcawort tpe uviThe estimateil population ueroetui. This hope gives Invaluable help in [ birthplace of Pcr^tuaJ praise. ^ SAM HARRIS ANNOUNCES. BANK OFFICIAL SUICIDES fl> The -V»*o«lali-it I’WMl dence in sequence. ' women of this city. Miss Medl mapping out the journey H o p e At the Presbyterian ChUrch 1924 is 8.000 which Is an ( | | ) T h r . t u c r l a l r i l l*rr««l GRAVESEND. Eng., Mar. 24— was especially active in , —* —- iinIM, Speak* on "Worship" MEMPHIS,” C ! 24—Robert S. Whitncr w ............................... ........... ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 24. crease of slightly more than '1 The American steamer, American the handltnj, of the » 1 . of .U .M h to the mill II g . MARKET” Polk former vice president of tho tickets. put* a song in the soul. Hope takes where the Taylor Commandery or morehnnt,*and the British steamer, —Sam Harris, four Mines mem- per cent increase since the l . ■ —■ Uqio'n and Planters Bank anil Trust much of the sting out of the press­ Knights Teniplar and the Sanford Nutatua, collided off Thame* Hav­ ber of the utato legislature, ha* eral census of 1920 and The Woman’s Club of Sanford (Br Tkf .\.»i»«wuied •’m ’,?? ure of the load. Hope puts life Chapter of DeMolay worshppel en today. Eight of the crew ate announced his cundulncy for re­ inuitely 124 per cent #i t-omnanv here, shot and instantly CHICAGO. Mar. S4—Wheat. killed himself today* IU rctur"«d will bring the Redpnth Chautau­ into our thinking. Marvelous is during the morning hour, Ur. h. reported killed nnd several others nomination in th** Democratic Over that of 1910, D Brownie** sjioke on worship. He May, 105 to 105 1-4. July: 100 1-4. from F.lPuso Saturday after short­ qua to this city next year, it was the ministry of hope. primary Juho 3, Injilred. . g offo,| Uo paiftipuoj) definitely announced here Mommy Corn: 70 1-8 to .79 1-4.• . • • "Fellow Christians, my hopes ^ age Friday of $ 1,000 reported b y . 9 un panupuoD NEW ORLEANS. Mar. 24.—Cot­ hank examiners. 1 ton, March 28.25; May tt.tO. BRITISHERS ON BOARD VE FRANCE . f n r T ile .XrtiH-latea r r e a a ) WATER WORKS CONTRACT WILL BE L E T TODAY [ S Today’s World Has Stolry of Exhibition DempseyFightFilm E ...... NcgotiationsBegun By France Insuring Security of Nation Chautauqua Will Close Engagement In Sanford Tonight Sanford Ministers Deliver Stirring Addresses To Congregations Sunday SANFORD FA( » �CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS •*._, I ' %\ I .. Washington News KnUrhts Templar And ( * r T l» A M oelatM P r r M ) DeMolays WiH Atften ALL BOUL8 CHURCH. Tomorrow Is the *1third Sunday of Lent.' ( , .t’ Communion M ass.at 8 a. m. Aauday School' at 9 a. tn. Parochial Low Moan at 10:3d in. the conversaUons of Jesus. Wednesday .evening will be the second /atady. * , • • ...... * f CONGREGATIONAL c h u r c h . mater of great Importance will be presented to the church for their consideration. We weed you, please be present. Bring your Mend*.’ Irvin B. Laugblln, of Pittsburgh, Presbyterian Ghirc! was nominated to he minister to Greece. • *- Our wrylcM^Jtpmgrrow begin FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. TyL M. Doulass et al to G. E. The state department was ndvis»• •, .­ witn tha~ Bible"achool~Bt*b745 a! 1 Sermon on Gospel of the day. W. J. Carpenter, Pastor. cd that compartive order had been (Continued from page 1) m. Wo hope for an increaso in Collections at both. services for H m alter S. Hand and wife, to the Johnson immigration bill, restored at Tegucipalpa, Hon­ Morning sermon: "The People attendance as well as interest in Fiwderick Axt. ■ .. ' ; services nt ' the Frcsbyterinh the orphans of St. Mary's Home, this department of our work. Who Say MYes* and 'No? " nnd before the end of the session duras. Jacksonville. gaOverstrect Investment Company take Be aure and be at Sunday See Chevrolet FirstPresident Coolidgc discussed tho up a measure providing for legislative situation at a White Church Sunday morning in a body", This will be followed by the school at 0:80 a. ni. Evening dovotlons a t 7:30. I# G. Adams et el. readjustment of salnrics of to observe Devotional Sunday Stations of the Cross and Bene­ morning preaching service. Mr. ^ John M. Lord and wife to Miles apostal The two EpWttrth Leagues will House dinner conference with which employes. is. in compliance with the diction on Friday evenhxr at 7:4H. Burhnns will speak on “God’s meet a t 6:30 p. m. ■niton Lord. Ask as about the new •• house Republican leaders. Call to Service. ’ Every mem­ rules of the Order De&folay. The discussion was at ■ White Mar. 20. . Masros during tho rj« k nt 8 n. Members of the -senate finance A t the night service the theme ber should hear this address. At o fthe sermon will bo "The Pres­ Every year, the third or fourth m. /jL . A. Brumley and wife to Flor­ House dinner conference arrang­ committee discussed revenue leg­ al* Vegetable Corporation........... ed to consider the possibility of islation with President Coolldge Sunday in March is observed as Strangers welcome 'to church night there will be given “A Vis­ ent Time Needs Fighters of way to pay for the it to Rome and Pompeii" by Courage." •I m ’ .Walker and wife to L. T. speeding up the legislative pro­ without concuision being reached. Devotional Sunday by the mem­ sorvices. • moving picture. M r. Burhnns’ bers of the Order of DcMolay. As gram in the house and followed a Aucit, * Counsel for Harry F. Sinclair The committee appointed for Chevrolet—San Juan ibusect at niirht will ),<. “Some tho pre-Easter campaign FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. E. Sjoblom and wife to Flora day during which the president and the oil committee argued with­ in other cities, the local DeMolay will Modern Fniso Teachers." chapter has invited their sponsors, saw several senators on the sit­ out result whether Sinclair should ■k Gfay. please be able to report on what Garage. The attendance of every Sunday School, 0:30 a. m. UiBodwell Realty Company to W. uation in that branch of con­ be excused from further examina- the Knights Templar to attend has been dona so far. services With them. » < ber of the church is desired gress. Morning worship and sermon. jprLwjgiey and Calvin F. Teague. tion. Our prayer meeting will begin Both bodies will meet at the 11. a. m. Subject, "Tho Birthplace D*.p. Simmons and wife to W. To Authorise 23 Per Cent Cut. The house adopted an amendment Masonic Hail Sunday morning at of Abundant and Abiding DoxoAfter the dinner Friday night, to the naval appropriation bill Jacobs and wife. Mjca W. Palmer and husband House Leader Longwnrth asserted which would request the president 10:15 sharp. AH members of both logieH." that regardless of the fate of the to initiate n move for another of these'bodies arc,u rg ed 'to uU Baptist Young People’s Unions, Nathan H. Harwood. tend these services. 0j -15 p. ni. Robert W. Deane to Tenny F. tax bill, congress would author­ naval limitation conference. ise n 25 per cent reduction in in­ Baptismal rervico, 7:30. Eve­ »ne. Tax allowances and refunds for ning worship and sermon follow Robert W. Deane to II. C. Du- come taxes paynhle this year. Ha ‘Mellon companies' ’came in for predicted also that the senate attention both in tho senate nnd nnd house would be aide to agree in the senate committee investigat­ Mar. 21 L E. Brown to Frank L, Wood- on rate schedules in the revenue ing the internnl revenue bureau. Continued from ongc 1. measure in time to permit cnuctAcknowledging the result of the *^RJHa|ti»n and wife to Frank ment of the hill before June 1. North Dakota presidential primary “was $2 to Mammington, $1 to the Asked whether any indication President Coolidgc promised to do druggist, $1 to myself, $4 to tho L.D, Zachary to Frank L. Wood- had been given by the president i his utmost to give sound economic prohibition director, 50 cents to a lawyer nnmed. L'Espcrancc and as to whether he would approve relief where it is needed. Automobile Repairing t l . Sherman et al to T. W. the tax or bonus hills if they wore The Daugherty committee went tho balance divided between Oir sent to him . substantially as into a a maze of charges having und Murphy.” ti-O. Painter Fertilizer Company passed by the house, Mr. Long- to da with illicit liquor withdrawals Harold L. Hart was identified ns worth said that Mr. Cocdidgc said in 1921 and pnyments and "splits" the prohibition director for New forge D. Bishop. York then in office, in 1021, nnd # 0 S. Wilson and wife to II had given no inkling of his views. ullcgcd to have been made. Tho Republican leader added, UlWson and wife. Chairman Hall of the Interstate ho was one of the defendants sub­ OPEN DAY AND NIGHT----- LADIES’ REST ROOM A. R. Johnson and wife to E however, that he thought it would Commerce Commission wrote to sequently acquitted with Goroni in be "very much worth while" to Congress on the question of un­ conspiracy prosecutions. L’Esper*'I bare used B la ck semi both measures to the White necessary conflict with usages of nnce was identified as n friend of i Draught when needed for United States Attorney Hayward, House. AT THE MILANE inland transportation in enforcing the post 25 years,’’ says section 28 o(,the merchant marine nnd now n special assistant to At­ M rs . Emma Grimes, of torney General Daugherty in New h a ir-i TO OBSERVE ENDEAVOR DAY act. Forbes, Mo. **I began tak­ York. -The house rules committee rec­ ■ thrills, don’t miss Tom i ing It for n bad case of Goroni said ho wns told Mun^n Mar. 23, ChriflUan Endcav- ommended an investigation of constipation. I would get ■fat !n his latest William F x f . (orers throughout the south will On the Joe Sauser Corner, of duplications Tn govern­ nington had to divide hi* 22 por­ constipated and feel Juat ■ tfcrlUar, "Stepping Fast," which observe Dixie Endeavor Day, by charges Oviedo-Orlando Road tion of the fee “three ways/’ with ment bonds while nn investigation miserable— sluggish, tired, jj^ «t . the Milanc Theatre today. y. 'having special programs nt thoir of prohibition enforcement was one portion going to Smith. a bad taste In my mouth, Wot content wltn excitement itn Sunday evening meeting: NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA proposed in a resolution by Repre­ . . . and soon my head : good old U. S, A., Tom daahThe Endeavors of the Presby­ sentative Kindred, Democrat, New would begin hurting and 1 ■Aacross the Pacific to Chinn, terian church have arrnngcd n York. would bavo a severe sick m eu b a a fair damsel, knocks out fine program nnd they invite nil headache. I doul know j f ; WH blnckgunrds, und races who arc interested in Christian .Mr. Rosencrans Will Address Big Just who started mo to PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH gjjcfc across the ••ncific just in Endonvor, and especially taking the Bcrean Brotherhood. The DcMnlnys nnd the Commnn‘ • ■ • 't o save n Measure for the Alumni Endeavorers, to attend the Of special interest to every |M . ‘tw loves. Christian Endeavor meeting Sun­ member of the Big Berean Bro. dery of Knights Templars will nflTom hasn’t even nny time in day evening, beginning promptly thurhood is tho announcement worship with the Presbyterians nt 'Mg* -jncfire for a closeup, cx- nt 6:30, nt the Presbyterian that Leo S. Rosencrans, the man­ the morning preaching service W a t the end. His supporting ager of the Redputh Chautauqua Sunday. A section in the center W t la unusually good. Claire in the city, will address the class of the church will be set aside for lAaams, who has nppdhred oppotomorrow morning. His Huhject them. At the night service the pastor the star before, makes nn will be "Playing the Game in the •M hanting heroine. There are Shadow.” Every man in the will speak on the statement of Our line o f Accessories is the most complete in but It did tho work. It •W ta .. heavies who have their class is asked to bring tho other Jesus nt the Temple in Jerusalem: “I am the Light of the World." ju*t seemed to cleanse the , Mpda full with “dirty work," fellow and assist in meeting .Air. ver. Very soon I felt Services Sunday will be us fol­ ftpA jd McDonald, Hector Sumo Rosencrans with a big sqund of lows: like new. W 'Edward Foil. Others in the men. a. m., Sunday School. Ibciudo Minna Ferry RedConstipation causes tbo Very recently the men have 11 a. m., Preaching service. ■OWn, Ethel Wales, Tom S. Guise, system to re-absorb poisons NAVAL BILL PASSES. purchased a piano for cluss use, - p. m., Junior Christiun En­ that may cause great pain IGeorge Selgman nnd Edward WASHINGTON, Mar. 22 —Nnv nnd it is their purpose to-develop and much danger to your al appropriations hill c a r r /n j a class orchestra. The arrival of deavor. 2:30 p. ni., Intermediate Chris­ health. Take Thedford’s 2272,000,(8)0 passed the house to^ the pinno is expected evt?ry day. tian Kideavur. VINING DEAD. day. Black-Draught. it wi l l The history of the class during 0:30 p. in., Senior Christian En­ ntlmulate the liver and tho Inst year is riled with inter- deavor. DAYTONA, Fla., Mar. 22— help to drive out the poi­ LIQUOR BOAT CAPTURED. eat, ami tho achievements are far sons. 7:30 p. m., Preaching service. Ms. P. Vining, owner of tho IloGALVESTON, Mur. 22—The out of the ordinary. The session of the church will Coquina died suddenly early gneoline launch, Lens, of Beau­ Sold by all dealers.* Costs invitation is extended niict after each preaching service ■It. He also owned Summer mont ,was captured at the en­ to Athehearty only one cent a dose. young men of the city nnd for the reception of new members. * 1*. at Wrightsvilic B«ch nnd trance of Galveston harbor with the district who do not attend a EX-104 The church is huving a steady iville, N. C. 350 cases foreign liquor. young men’s class elsewhere. grtiwth from Sunday to Sunday.. AUTOM01LE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, Lincoln ON CELERY AVE., IN THE HEART OF — — ■——■— '— ............ ..M IJITrAXT 4 m o m . • ■■■■BUfcaBBBUBBBBBBBIlaBBBBBBBBBBHBBtlBBBBBRBBBBnBBaBBHBaBBBBBRBBBBBHaB«aBBBnBBBB« furnish shaded h ■■BBBBBnBBBaBBBBaBBBBBBflBBBBBBBHBaBBa * v e. which is newly paved. Large pine trees d iv id M lo w n c rih in t ^ nU>\d *" thn subdi'^ io n are sure to increase. And, remember, your purchase a r e n d t m w J h t o m n l t l u u w vaIues.ul> m ,a» Properties. HOMESEEKERS, take the first step towards a home than Sanford. * reasonable priced homes to resell. INVESTORS, w hat city in Florida has shown a ately increases the values, fo r inhis sale. BUILDERS, restrictions more steady and perm anent increase in values * t h e £ i n d S b i d 3 e r ? o n T e r y hi8 “ bUyer ° r n°‘’ for “ ,c owners of " ,is ' I, i * ha' c ^ v e n us instructions to sell every lot put under the ham m er to rBaaaBH flBiian have to be a buyer or even a bidder to win the car or lot. All that is required is th a t you are a t BIT ENA VIST is during the sale. * ‘ • lUEN A VISTA follow the arrows and see the big sign on Celery Ave. ........................ ■ ■ M B B B B B H B B B B B B b 'b b B S B B B B H B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B f c B B B B B B B B B M B B B B B B B t l C B B a a n B B B B B B I L o c a l O ffic e : V a ld e z H o t e l a t 1;30, MARCH 27. We also give CASH �21, 1924. M OTTW O' Sanford Daily Herald More Equipment* Woifld Help Florida. fa U IU N » » m K ltn iM t tu r * t hr Thm Herat* r r i i l l i i A rthur Capper has introduced a bill in the Senate where­ r«K, Diatonl, Florida. by ?32,500,000 worth of tractors, trucks and other govern­ As Bristane Sees It • P a n O o b ljS a y Why Not l.ot Them Dance? Politics, .McAdoo, llryim, Etc. Discovering the Vilamine. Three Kinds of Wraith. I'ltpyrlKlU, 1911 The only relinhle subui.n Romt eense is silence. Ut ment war m aterials can be used in building roads. These ma­ J h® Prnnch~7nmc i, terials arc now rusting and going to ruin through disuse ami the Frenchmen arc out. ^ ». 1*57. if some step is not taken soon they will become absolutely* r . I tS K S K rO M tta . .................. P r r a l d m t worthless. Should tho bill pass, the Secretary of War will Silk stockings ;.re 1 .1 D1L CJUTimiE, i ret or of S t.’ n o t , L A * 11 L. IJK A *, V l r v .•Prr*ldr«l P rr.ld m t Marks line Episcopal Church..In | be directed to turn this property over to the states for road­ s rr n' Ti,i" ,s w!y n . IK'VAltD ttR lta flee.Tre**. New York, believes in dancing’as building purposes. part of rcligiour. service. Bishop IW Arm or Pfcoor H* Every now and then Florida can find very good use for additional road build­ Manning, hij superior, forbids i HVnaCRIPTtOV UATKRi about a robber I, t.i.dancing in the church service .1 ing equipment. Assistance of this kind would probably m^an . '«*• Ona y oar....„„* 7.«0. Six M onth* f J.SO yon don t hear it ofteq ln ’ fjUlhrl? Wl iaVL'i Delvored In C l t j Tijr C a r r i e r p e r the rebuilding and improving of many of the poor highways: w ea k lSe. W e . k y E d itio n II r«r that are found in this state. It would no doubt make it po?stOnb seantor wants h, J \ ,„or,, iaynian \s bound to as­ Tear. oil ? nd,.l t n .l” hur a j ide for counties that cannot now afford to do so, to fix up the .sunn that tuc biamp knowq ha»u tho sky is the pm:,. .**• S P E C IA L v O T i r e i All o b itu a r y roads. It would facilitate the work of progressive communi) bo ntudcnt observes with inter«*». - I* • 1. notice*, c a r d s of th a n k * , r e so lu tio n s 1 *nd n o tic e s of e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w here vies that realize the value of good roads. ! side such adwitista. ns Spdnror. Egg prices .are down , i c h a r g e s n r n m ade, w ill he r h a r g e d *}[ Of t : It seems a shame th at such a progressive state as I’lori- Darvin, Haeckel nml Huxley; ail r.'.’w ' ™«ii f o r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g rate*. da must have so many poor highways. And more is it to be them agree that dancing nnJ rc1 « " — ’■ M R M IIE n T H E a r s o c i a t h i i p i i e s s regjfcttcd that there are counties thnt seem to give nn i'gin’ning.re l0 fay Ullltc< ,n tho i , n cv' C secretary cf T h e A sso c ia te d P re s* 1* e x c lu s­ should he kept bn ;. in \y jj ively e n t i t l e d to t h e use f o r repub- thought to the construction of smooth roads. The county that '^ n savage* express religious ton where everything iA 3, Ilc a tlo n o f r.ll n o w . d isp a tc h e s secs to it thnt the roads within its borders arc all they should ‘ emotion in dancing—some of it c r e d ite d t o It o r not o th e rw is e be often sutlers by the carelessness and indifference of those , violent. Even animals in the Jun-j Ml •credited **i t h i s p a p e r and also the ». ^ro}’ failure is causing a, local n e w s p u b lis h e d h ere in . All ■.ounties which are near by. dal shortage in Scotland” cage, express ^fieir euiutioas in ar i g h t , of r e . p u h l l c a t l u n uf special nature can do what man ci*Sj You cannot blame people for refusing to drive over such -s* rt of dance, d i s p a t c h e s h e r e in a r e also reserved. roads ns the one between DcLand and Sanford, in Volusia TJ11,. rini^K tcl|t (H t) u IJwvi>| i < Never count your chicken, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1024. fore they return from a L h " , ____________ I ___ _______ county. It is not properly maintained, lint is filled with holes danced* before* the ark, evidently I bor s garden. n“ ' m I. B1BI.E THOUGHT FOR TODAY and is anything but a credit to the state. You cannot blam .* c- minced that lie was pleaaiiiu the. j|„FREE FROM WANT: — The tourists for detesting some of 1 the roads on the east ,tuler or Heaven, In Imncaster, u „ Lord is my shepherd; I shall not coast, especially between New Smyrna and Titusville and bo-' $1(1.1)011 to Ihe V s. i j ' " V! , want.—Psalm 23: 1. liked the government. The rt ‘1 -------- o-------tween Cocoa and Vero. While work is progressingly slowly Jru angry or pleaVeii.' .fho ract iv, strange part is • * -a HYMN FOR A HOUSEHOLD. on the construction of new highways in that section littlo at- that i.m liodien ami muade.* are _ |lt. Wn< fan Lord Christ; beneath Thy stnrry tempt is made to keep the old road in good condition. Few J j J JrS.iGou.whm! S n l e E | In London a mar. of mo .... , >,», dome , nlrto miles to go to court, but people can help kicking about the road between New Smyrna thought fails us. we are \‘ety apt i Wc light this flickering lamp of j British haven t as many } J ' home, and Sanford. While work is going on slowly making repairs, to “say it with dancing.” ; u as we have. And where bewildering shadows it seems like n lifelong job and that it will never he finished. ... '' . » I throng, And so we could go on making specific reference to bad roads hl.illr, different an,fth!"i Details involving „il !ln,l wl • Uplift our prayer and evensong. key are laid to Tc-khu 1 • |conceptions of what please* Picum Dost Thou, with heaven in Thy that can he found all over the state. ken. it isn’t the ftm ii„u. th? tw0'h i But there are also sections where the roads once were | {Y,we.r Vvon ,u‘^° ‘litiercnt. to let T** Seek still n dwelling-place with been mixed. good hut where they have been allowed to deteriorate until -pinyUthat"'want to prny,nmlithjse t ■ • • .men, ! Wandering the world in ceaseless now there are deep ruts and holes.in the most unexpected ing that want to ainjc? pmr.i] Ilevp your roeeip.- v.ficn i A ,t quest? plnces. That one time good asphalt road between Demand jw-iencu above itnow* w.iat they nil; !paythe coal tnku. They wiU ^ 5 S » O Man of Nazareth, be our guest! j good reading tor and Daytona is now treacherous. The unsuspecting d riv er!Gentium tan 80rt "nt 11,0 k'00'1 it ■ liuma i days. .......... ......... * Lord Christ, the bird its nest has suddenly (Irons in a rut and is fortunate if he keeps his car r • found, I from being damaged. Even "Prosperous Polk” can afford to MR. MeApoo (end* Underwood hi 2 The fox is sheltered in his ground, do a little repairing on its fine highways to keep them from tht* Georgia prirnarie* at least five a B a a D S S B z a a iiix r a g c iiiR E H U E a a a iia n B iH c a D n iia z im - IJut dost Thou still this dark earth SI irninir ahsOlutelv ‘ going absolutely to niocos. pieces. BEING READY M , H. tread may be said positively: 0ni; a.1 K ** A And have '.no place to lay Thy .Mr McAdmt still holds all of his It seeVns like ifn endless task to get a chain of roads in dACKSONVll.I.F, TlMKS-UNION ^ ‘ head? influence with organized labor and n i t 2 ’» Shepherd of mortnls, here behold Florida that are all they should he. Some counties are too especially with railroad men. dead to build roads at all while certain others fail to see that 1 ■ * A little flock, n wayside fold. They don’t care anything about Owen D. Young is a iman whose led him fr >nt p.sot to post until he il ■“ , That wait Thy presence to be the good roads are kept good. Probably those tractors rind Dohncy and the Teapot Dome. __ They, __ _ . name ................ is not very „ familiar familiti to news- reached tlu very head of tha of- 7 „ blest— ave for .McAdoo. And if lie should Ipaper readers, although a writer li ini tabic, around which an II trucks from the government might help a hit. t 0 Man of Nnznreth, be our guest! be nominated there would im many in the New York Herald says he grouped men of commanding aid! , --------------o-------------a vote, ordinarily Republican, cast “Is at this moment rated n:i one of y, some of them \ fl: — Dnnleld Henderson, ii i *| ’A In the Watchman-Examiner (N. Y.) for him. the most conspicuous successful vlvoitman of the hoard. The People Are To Blame. i Fur every demand that men in America." Rather high J The blame for they exist in Washington i tie manic tor conditions as mey m wanmngiun v r u M u m N t h i e w i !» • ■ ;• , t................. r • . i « I t would take a magician to pay , , , , , , - ,, , ,, ? o to 'e i ai I’.US IAI.K of \V. J. i disttnction to give a man who mi iu:u!v on him. Owen D. louitg wa- 1 the soldier bonus without inm ns- today IMIS not been placed eiltiieiy on the shoulders of the Ltynn as a Democratic candidate, t romparntivcly young in years— ready. Not only i this true with a A ihg taxation. guilty ones. Investigation follows investigation and seiisa-1 !*•}( "c. Bryan isn’t t.ddng the, Mr. Young was born ill lS7-t—and' o-'erenc:* to his eommclion with r. •I -------- o— — S would‘| run ,,L‘ w'u,* ' ie> willi bo mary c o m t o r n us thor * u:<“ut inamifncturintf corpo/ution II1 Sanford, Fla. Tho worst of it is the com nut­ tional disclosures follows sensational disclosure until tin* peo- 1jj.1 T t4ri* In tho United Suites* hut in other direct!.w*. When the :| 's toe members get paid for doing .pie as a whole are beginning to think that every public official .else. . ,But h. tells vyoiTguite'd-anV.................. But there U apparently very UoItoH Stares governiue.it in-ilrd J * nothing. fa corrupt. i‘ <■;>••' ' • { *y. mat m known how many enc* I substuntial rcn»6n f,. 1 man, oi eitahlt^ned financial an t «i ’ A. cordial welcome awaits you at this mien lie lias made in many convert- saying that Mr. Young is “rat< l me*!4 ability, to rend to Europe, 1a Perhaps this oil scandal which involves rahinot olTlcers Reports from Holland say that tjuns and iiow many powerful men a*., „f ,jJc nll)st cnnsfirinusly h’1re, in cnmvs-linn with other s Strong Financial Institution *• oil has been discovered in the Win-, as well as othey proniinenl^niun in political life will open the there are that would pi eft any . tn-ee--<ful men in America."' Thi« ""’'sent *nlerts. t<v work iW ‘tb» n . a “ ttfmvykc district. Oh, laird, they eyes of the voters of the country ;(n«l perhaps hereafter they other candidate. • .j i 'l / i .'!t r . ni Itoo, in spite of tiu fact that hehad,*1' ' eroylem that ‘gmf- out n a. know notwhat they do! M I the world war rmif that peed will take a little more interest in afiairs which all'ect the lift |o puli biinsblf up “by bis own boet * *■ * V* f i l l J1 lip y t It I . I In Jill *■IIIIII" L11 (*I* 'k* HIS IJn DDLl I *I- Ji til* * 1 AJ Capital and Surplus -------- o------•— - 5125,000.00 tend ooff leaving the conduct m' «|i«l« Mrnp*..’’ in other words, dim!, un- "• solved if (he v-eV.d is to hav-i" of y Berlin ImH placed n tax on danc­ and welfare of the nation. Instead Vt' I 1 ..i * i -n r.* i ° 1 1 "UhtinK unit m tin* nuilin. ,l;l» < .l| *n *i,f i*iirh nhr*o hr I •* * nnd prn tj»ority r!u n thu.iing and thnt city is reported "danc- governmental matters to politici 1 anH l)olh{4Ps t,u'*v w!11 ,ivl \rixi'£ <oiivtiititm. and ho outfit to | ‘thl. hu ;im .1 world fnilny% Ho i:; 1 Status W d 't! siuh' :t‘ m«u JJ Total Resources - 51,500,000.00 ‘ ing itself out of Itn financial trou- out what is 'going on about them i - I 10m 5a1141 take a liaiul ill Hurt no then*, t lund.i lioidd he iiroiul <tnirn«nu uf the board «>i directo"* l). \ mln^■1 v/a’ { n ndy* . nnu ; bles.” ’ | to send a man, admired for In ,g thu General Electric Company, !l * was 'sent -et:t on the mi mb to:u ioiu thl* the.S ...Jr.on impany III* s • — ------ o----------political W m !i,i)m;aly jimi ability ability nil til! over over tljr-M., tiji-.L .k,, .i.,,. ,-•• oir.trffzntionful oiitconrCV^ mitciinrtfw WhldTTr.em yfh!,’hurt*.':in M , , .. i"i»H.st> and ’that is r '■ • lul orf'/m’ / zii'yion* 'th a t i> * Now that the pile driver is on M fl 1 In an a d d re ss in ( Im ago la st I lull’s*lay Intraday \\\\ d lian i 3j|t'tinjjigii.;iouutr.v, mutry hy^ hy» d tfew w -wu’inr ho'ngm a:rr^* ** nhd and 1!f,\.,V .........,’.T" it... tk.> m ix largest in *i .i t—murlr much' for nrc-fcnt-da*. ntV'eT. day ci\civ- n the. ■» vrrr ‘H 'l T e ’t ;U s ' S e r v e ... d ...... , not................. agree with hia wot III’’ Ui. It lull Mid foe nib'fdfmc. I* ' the job results will be observed in Bryan declared that Lhu people of the United States "are to those wlio •’ . the construction of Sanford’s yacht ' views. few comparatively. fhe re a)e,. Name for the oil scandal in Washington today." Mr. Bryan uti,P 3rj:isnr:3x:n2syitrn*i»«»nanB B anxr.'annaN aaaaaE an*aai Not many years ago. ns a liny, basin. guided the.. plow, (H\i a D. Y'tr!tng( working their went on to say that he Imped no public nlTickd will he found THE MOST mysterious and ini- Owen . .. D. Young , . V .It trial today, tfirougii upward t Judging from the frequency of guilty of committing a crime hut if such a result is obtained portatit thing in human fi a)1j ;«" ru«K«*l furmuig xvclion of *1nr! hardships. to plau. 1 In which ijr.- .'jz jz L ^ s c x a r u j'ia c z & s u s m c s x B U S u n a x a a n a R ^ s s x s x i ^thcBe hobhed-hnir bandit stories, diet is the vitaininc. When it is n>»rthurn New VoV k. eoaxed milk hi >• may nc•('nirtpllsh , grt -ii ami u it- seems to us that all female the people themselves are tiie only ones that aj’e really l<> Inching you die. no matter how from. unwilling cows, fed the ■,wine W 1 thy’ tDilip There atv too u bandits must have bobbed their blame. much “food* ‘you may eat Feed 111 1|,H f:i,t,u’r*i f1'1’1' irri* . oekers for reward , If. ly ••soft" •hair. When the people are more ntrelnl ill their selection of in rat oil lard, which coat dm no l" ti‘t' dumsand and one chore* t(lt) nniiite w. irlhily V V .an . -------- o-------.......................... vitomlnw, and the rut dies of !!ml faniilinr do ovory^farm _J7~Ta ♦ * R n to ro d a a S econd Clnaa M a tte r, Oc* R S - j., *»l»ar 27. I» t» . a t th a I'o a to ffle a a t " H anford, F lo rid a , b tid e h a c t of M arch *> M) M Seminoie County Bank 1 Y ou u. Newspaper headline says, ‘‘Miss ;Stinson ready to wind up her -story.” Thought someone did that ‘ for her n week ago and she’s been ..unwinding ever since. -------- o-------'i De La Huerta is reported flee­ ting to New Orleans, the refuge of so many Mexican revolutionists, probably because it is so easy ui get back from there and start a n ­ other uprising. -------- o-------The value of clean store windows cannot be over emphasized. Window displays are a thousand times more valuable if the shopper J* nblo to see the goods without having his vision obstructed by dust and dirt on the glass. -------- u-------The opera, Aida, will be present­ ed at the Polo Grounds on the eve­ ning of the day when the Demo­ cratic Convention opens in New York. I he Republicans are trying to get them to produce Lohengrin with its famous “Swan Song' inbtoad. -------- o-------Sinclair told the oil committee where to get off the other day when they tried to get him to testify regarding Teapot Dome. There used to be a time when gov­ ernmental officials put men in prison for refusing to assist in the, prosecution of law violation. * ..t, -------- ---------Someone has discovered some­ thing wrong with the enforcement of the prohibition amendment, and u pew investigation committee is wanted, it probably won’t be long before two senators from each state won't be enough to fill up >4 hp various investigating comniit»**!«• -------- o----- o_ .F ran k Jennings in a recent fWHteCh' in Mudison said that if elected governor he expected to ^kfiock the peanuts out of politics .qild put business in. This may make it possible for some of the ■'Vest of us who have regularly ; been paying taxes to Tallahassee ^}d |{ttdng nothing in return, to my a f'w peanuts. ^ Pick out the most progressive nip-td-dnte merchant and you will /chose one who is a regular and ‘consistent user of advertising Himcc. The two go hand in hand, i The merchant who advertises his i |;fjo 6ds moves hia stock quickly add Often making a complete turn­ over bcvurnl times in a year, lie " ; can afford to sell a t a small pro* fit- The merchant who doesn’t be­ lieve in taking the public into his ‘ confidence ami telling them what ~ he has to sell, is fortunate if he ' sUcceeeds in making one complctc ttint-over in a year’s time and on account is forced to charge Tiore for his goods. Good users of rfnter's ink can afford to sell — irK m n the fcliow who vertisc. 1 public otTieials," Mr. Bryan said "we will have no more oil xvt-i: c* the sanu* time treading u ---(* *’•'» minim | another lilt* nil rat on th ■ lieu ice path a*' dalliance,’ tt scamluls. 1 believe tliis world needs to get back to (lod. Wfoe j'•.st'-,vati"n' ^ 1,1 *• k**r .0 , • , ...... , | i*. butler, containing many vitanitncs, with minglcil contempt and hatred. nr I' •eciin ■ mt "fltiV.’cty bed* ft Whatever may have been in the must regain or strive to accomplish, it we have never had d it lives, gets fat and multiplies. nr e 1 r V.hik' hoping f n* the *'1)1:l- u before, a whole-hearted, whole-souled, whole-minded love ot Many kinds of vitamirca a rt mind of this particular farm boy ns ter ih •huh t.r life,’ it 1 sucreSi'U’i n lie went along with the unending u known to srium-f, (irtiilticlnvr dif* Cod." njol ii * rt vlaid . Then • ate siinn1, i b rout, ncscssiicily, eifccts. but un­ work of the farm, this much is eer- litre. !■ . n .ii lie young men of tuMr. Bryan is right. , a til now nil that science knew of i tain: lie was equal to all th de­ day. who, i 1 a .'civ year s, by 1 « mand:, made on KB energy and e f­ ------------- 1:-------------the vilnmini'H was that it existed tees of tli." * ready. frut will r; ■-•i y ' pis forts. More than thnt. he aspired and was iioccssnty. A NEW TilKASUBE hunt is about to start. Archer M. tllL u ta "heights by great men reached Um'U- • \v!u> will lx* ienping k-r.» * !fM rev . u:1- n1 WOI1thy v.’oflli. efih-i Huntington, millionaire patron of arts and letters, ami his N O U' D R . W A I . T E R II. E D D Y , and kept.” He educated him udf. ly 1 fun i.* 1. And they• ate pi:u*v U wife, the former Anna Vaughn Hyatt, a sculptress, have sail­ of Cidumhia Universify, after so that ins aspirations might be will »: h U*»l king for,, well wurlli uJ ed away on their yacht, the lioeinante amid deepest secrecy years oi patient work with his ns* realized, that lie might lie ready tCf'M 5* when the call came for Work, oth­ but leaving behind rumors of a search for a six ty million dol- sneiateu, hies "isolated” and ideitti- er than that of tilling the soil, I! : inly win r Ik" call cam* ’ :irt tar Im ried tre a su re . T h e tr e a s u r e is th o u g h t to co n sist of / ' ‘“j u s m,*organic chemical stme- noble nnd worthy as that orcr.pa- in u ! . . i f line of wo:th*. e: ■ ri i v. ,tii nl! th- "mill ’ ■1 y 1jh *' • olid gold and g e m -e n c ru ste d o rn a m e n ts , th e rav ish ed rich es lure," *nya the icarnol man, ”oip>- tinn was nnd is. i.i the worb!. Bring Consequently, when the General > ' of th e Incus looted front !’* i iivian c h u rc h e s by C ap tain Mor- t":svd «»f carhan, hydrogen, nitrogtaf willing to do well the y reauy Electric* Company needed a man r,,,*,u gun, th e notorious buccam c r w ho b u rie d his loot on Cocos ... . . ; ( teamed ti d.ay is worth u thmt.-ntH j* in the iny-teries nf elec- y ( ; k Islaiul. I Ins island mu teen d u g up tro m one end to th e to manufacture vitaminc. ir".S(i, . r,,», trical science artd its upplie.ition t nn a ■ v. or wished-far siierws J i*\er i", achieved, iking n o th e r an d m any tre a s u re h u n te rs hav e r e tu rn e d homo disap- human beings, in their fowl, their? to modern industry, learned ah- * End ready wilh tru'Ti, with energy, n pointed. I shape, anil their needs, mtiy .ehaivpv in the science of finance and its will: with* ail Ihe ; _______ __ etiiirnmusly in a few years.. E |J proper utilization, it selected Owen tribu: ■ oflinchr, 11 a reql mr.a. is t be U ■5U ; n x m t i v v I 'l V l r » • 1 - 1 I I'Bcnce Irnche., however, that fio l>. Young, placed him in eltarge of with the thing on B a n alAN r IfNU.'i p le asu re tu im p ro v in g Ills land, an- change nt any importance eom.-t ,1 " wl.i !i to U* A COMMI/NltY m ill.D E B other his horses. My pleasure lies in seeing that 1 m v s e li. v*r> suddenly in, this xwzj,<b it. •c«trtain departmCTits. in which hoi which iid •, lieWind. tl n F. I’. FURS TER. President grow better dav l»v duv.—Socrates ' iaH J»e mapped <>«i iiv mt- proved hi.i efficiency, and advam.-.1. F. WH1TNER. Cashier n • Ivance anti cornea nl>mit gradtially, FI E S I THE BONUS BETRAYAL iiiKRL ark thre’e -kinder:[ 1jL LET’S KEEP THE RECOKD STRA (OUT wealth o n ly — t h e EARTH cm which 1 you stand, TIME nnd niton's lN-H OCAI.A BA.xNER ........................ ----- nihil'! 1KI-LICENCE. How wealtti in-' creases and time is, partially itr- , . . ... . ,• • to b.* pi-,-it! o:j the fact Ui'. mittctl I ' re a 'ed or saved is showYi by r e ,n>' Bryan the nnu. ; to !■:* i*u? Her.!New York would lie penalized | New York (‘ongressincn who do ; 13roll of the National . i c k i t t o g W * " " £ m f f i i, \h iHt.'ile 1he ntaiv (utor.» ocratie more than nnv other state by tim riot see it. -f Faun Equipment: Thanks p / dni-self uhn. t t p it • in A n of Alld-a nu kiu)•>■ llC H'irtti* .* that % granting uf Federal bonus. Our N-vv York’s delegation in the machinery *avmg labor. American Vu,V:i aml, ,lal J f(J ' ; I n meat it that Mt;aii‘ v . - it *. tiuan veterans would draw approximate-, house made a disgraceful showin,. formers saved last year 1^82,510.- ‘« l . Underwood i r^ . y 1 “ f v Mr. l.lltkl )■• «»L j nomination. Die Lltvi «m t ! .1 tie immi Iv one-tenth of Die anmiiiir voted \ on the bonus roll call. Tliirty- -Tl days of actual w.ok. ' Had 1 it-Ji a lav.*—v a.Ui 1* ;,tate over both opponeta, includ­ by (’ongress. Dm pc pie w otld three out of forty-one voted fin- I1DA RED AT three d llars a any thine but Doniwut ;—been hive to pay in F-cdeiai tixe u m r-, the bill or were paired in favor of dny. thnt would lie a gain to the ing Bryan’.', choice by an over- jm -id tin- iininys <d’ the b unequal ■ur of the total -un it. 'liny betrayed the state’s in- farmer* of four billions of dollars, whelmlu:' majority, probably BO,- •evcrnl •*d have a ididales toul (SO t).—Gainesville Sun. allowed. I bev luivi already g lv -n tcrest and the nation’s interest. E..1111.0 ., will wonder where the liccn pi: J op ihv ballots u.i 1 “Ahibsyya, i" the primary e!e.;the New York soldiers a state ad- 'I hey made their recent support . ’money is. The.fact, unfortunately Und •n dil Und swept the just men l of 5 1 (UiU.OOO. The a tax nduclion act a mocherv, i. that the'savlug t»f time, t.i one v 1 ton of-dast Tuesday, -rave _em­ Mr. •ate, r <• v el.itni ■:), it would House of Representatives tasks since there can be no permaneto nnd cost due to perfi ting of u n ­ phatic endorsement to one <•: liec have a. an. a grnul deal and to pay their own veteran ^.fc-’OtV, tux rudiiclion of $2 ,()«ll,00»,«<Hl in chinery. goes largely to miiblle- ‘‘favorKo sons,” Oscar Under* would have plavcu him aa aa outOOO.OUU more ami to pay thv vote new taxation i> to be laid on tl.c men. n.R much of it to those tha' wftotl, in hi* aspirations for li ■ /taitdi’ig I’.gurc in 1 I10 race, gi’’pro jdeufial .nopujuition. .This, enpay the coal man. They will Yunkc public. ,|() the actual work dorr ea’.cnt \Vua Tint due t 1 •■eati- iug him :< , ir.imaudiag peiitio:: 000,00(1 aduilmnai. Of the twenty-two Democrats _____1 _______ . . the choice of the people of The states which have granted from New York all but one voted NOW THAT the bomi shill scorns »'’*nt fiiif to thorough ktmwV.-J.gei 1that siqte, for the presiden’ini no bonuses out of their own f u n d for the hnnus grab. The.-e men sun to go through the Senatu a» u uf P“ul h‘'{.;c‘!W ,nF .>**:• immtnutiohv but as it is it mean have taken the lead in promoting a know thnt New York wants inline- m eive President Co.didk-’i sign-’i- ne*.s for the m v high nineFederal bonus. Naturally. They dime tax reduction and no bonus. ture bic eentlcm m h.b.rM 1which he nspirt* l.ttowing Mm- but i i i l j c i . • expect New York and other large Yet they chose to play partisan . 1^ ' 1 ator Underwomr us they da. the x r:jp‘ in the hope of endiurass- ‘u 1 " " ,|1 they flunk o. ta x e:, be-^ jjp Aluganiq reilccl eryilil * UonlemDorary Comm.’iitH contributors to the Federal treiirury to provide a large ptoportim: 1ing thi* administration. They and K'n to seek eomfc^rl. Here is some on ihon*elve-< Tiy giving him l yof the funds used to pay soldiei the twelve Republicans who*Voted from nn aide man. The payin'* «tf<ul auppprt. looking »•> hi- mtti»i-> What has become of t h : u in oilier parts of the country, j for th l1hil* »««» P«t thv possible lWo billion .dollars to rol di er. ; n“ tirt" ‘' ''»>***•* 1Id-fashioned dny when y«u c | (•* get invited out for dinner af Their representatives see this, miserably smal* small «•"> sum for , Florida p |(1,j,ia Times-Union. ittves see this, and and „ n,i,Mir|ty hloc above their duty now, a ,,,lacrnbl> must laugh nt ‘u“ (he stupidity of >ti) thin communitv. that a church ?—Foley Onlooker. what ,u........ they sacrificed it will be. rer.-enibered "'L"' Ir ’ and* did, " 1 will “ ’* 1 ‘t_ save taxpayers many billions in law was passed by the legisla­ The llou.io has passed thriv ture of the state of Alabama pre­ li.mil's years to come. in four years, hut venting the voters of tht* siat- liar,n’t bills iroduccd one that v, mi I Men will take inrv what they from voting for any one for the MV FAVORITE STORIES get in lieu of other claims against presidential nomination not a ‘ stick.” —Turn pa Tribune. lly IRVIN S. COlll. the government. If these claims resident of the state uf Alabama. Florida bus ii,212 miles of .-ailThat prevented the voters n.ad and is the market cent * I hadn’t been satisfied now, for a from casting their ballots f r When an actor friend of mine] 1 would like to get into vuutlcfhe world by water,—L. M. first made up his mind to tack le,vi)ic leplied the candidate meek sntajl sum, that would have meant Mr. W. G. McAiiuO, .Iud„i> John Rlinrfcs, State Marketing ' Co pa gigantic new pension roll Inter, \V. Davis, Governor James M. laisstoner.—Hollywood News. vaudeville, he applied to a Very with millions of men and widows ICox or for any pronounced enngruff manager who had u strong 'Iy. accent and a great deal uf Imsididate for tho presidential nomi­ "Vat you do? Vat's you line?" (on the pension roll. The children in .grammar nefls un hand. "I urn a cemcdian, sir. I----- ” The government is getting a nation outside t)\e state _of Ala- school don't knpw^mueh more “Veil,” he growled, looking up btoma. than "A komiker, huh?” The man­ great treat bargain, soldiers are getting Mr, - Mgsorq*e. it. may ulmyA ‘T ’’ their pnrotBs Did in high from his cluttered desk us the very ager glared at him. "Veil* quick ,'ery little, mal ;ti^ay^rii,', if thayl be r i ^ i L o t o u e n i \ { l i r,JI't'jfH,-1 'F]11J5'V ? young man entered, “vat do you inly knew’tL are Stlvlhg riioney. ' nnte for ‘iliis high otlice inTf per- Tampa Times. w ant?’’ make me laugh!" only _ * . «- ■-*»»- ■Arnm- *• * ** a 3 ,a a a r a u a u a n 3 r ; * B U L , a ? ( n a c ! » B n i i c 3 C B B a B E a B * a n B a H a a « i a a FOR SALE CHEAP NI-.W VnllK TIEMIUNK polities YOUR TERMS F ast Half, Block 4, Tier 19. N orth West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South E ast 1-4, Block 0, Tier 18. Lois in Wsodrulf’s Sub* Hi vision on easy terms. ‘(1)0 acres. Flowing Well, Land Hnlid Body. ^ul>divided. in 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. For Fire Insurance see us—.10 years in business. FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON i’hnr.e 12--------------------- OlTice Woodruff and Watson acn:;asgsan=nm :nnast:anB 32aa2U tJB hB B aM a'*nB B aB B *d>*** S e rminole a M o' r• 'A «| K rj County Abstract Co. Announce ) C msolidathm wi^U, Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. of Sanford, Florida. Until our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for air tract work left nt our office, No. 101) Park Avenue, will re­ ceive prompt and courteous attention. un.'.n CBngnsuancM rigaL'a^nL'annafliiuBaBBBaancsBBriCBBlil I ll*^tcr Than a M uttarJ r f a it t r Fof CoUghi n tld C o ld s, H ead- | aches, Neuralgia, Rhhumaliini » and All A ches and Pains j ALL DKUCdhSrS- ■' . •- TM (T .'o i'/.rr * . . 1:1 . £5e *nil C5p, jwMdIluWea �THE 8ANF0RP DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1924 JAVELIN THROW IS ADDED, BASEBALL GAME HERE THURSDAY AVON PARK - - New $50,000 factory of Avon Canning Com­ GAINESVILLE. Mar. 24—The pany begins operation. giving javelin throw has been added to employment to 100 workers* with the lint of events for the state a weekly payroll close to $2,000, high school track meet to !>■* held on Felming Kidd April and 5, as n special. Dr. Man­ chester announces, however, thut the points will not count in (lie tenm totals. Neither will points count in the declamation contest and, essay, which will be held as usual. Official* arc rapidly Shap­ ing plans for the meet. With the Indians P in t Game of i Season Between Seminole Athletic Club and ■* Stetron Nine to Be Stellar ‘ . Exhibition It la Predicted By Thoae In Charge. The cover will be pried off the 1924 baaeball season here Thurs­ day when the Seminole Athletic Club meets the Stetson team on t h t Ninth; Street diamond. The game will be called at 3:30 . o’clock, it is announced. oBth teams 1 ‘ are in good shape it is said, and each one confident of victory, so — the fans of this section can look forward to a splendid class of ball exhibition. Stetson boasts of one of the snappiest infields in the state. At t present they are playing in midseason form, snapping the ball around the bnses with nil the zest in the world. While the Seminote Athletic Club pinfers nre all in ' tip top form, hitting the agate like veterans. The pitching staff is a formida­ ble one In every respect, the tennis consists of some of the best play­ ers in this part of the state. Noth­ ing can stop the game from be­ ing a real scrap. All the way through. I The official lineup for both teams will be announced later. GATORS STA RT S T I F F SPRING G R I D PRACTICE i iff. Coach Van Fleet Is Putting tig Playl era Through a Hard Drill on Fleming Field Preparing For Next Year. bminole Gun Club, three miles nut will shoot every Thursday afternoon. Every­ one invited. Three miles on’ Orlando road. See Chevrolet First— Ask us about the new way to pay for the Chevrolet—San Juani * Garage. SCHOOL IMPROVE­ MENTS. - ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 24. —Tho voters, of thi3 city have ■approved an issue of $225,1100 'it school improvement bonds. The improvements will include addi­ tions to the North Ward, Roser Park and Gk*n Oak- schools; com­ pletion of tho new Junior High school and erection of a new school building. For Sporting Goods, Golf, Base Ball, Fishing Tackle, thing for the Sportsman. AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. S A N F O R D CYCLE CO u r t , S r nil m i l e C o u n t y IjH* Is s u a n c e o f s u c h r e r t l f l r n l o I n 1* < «mn»r C oV ln r liln . t h e minii* i f A. M. H u n t , I ’nles* C IT A T IO N . snlil I’r r l l M n i l i 1 s h a l l In* re d e e m e d ., „ Itraily, f 'l u ln tl ff. r e c o r d In n to Inw t a t d e e d u ill Is su e '*■ vs. t h e r e o n on th o l i t h tl.iy „f A p r i l . . . A b ra h a m . t-Mward A h rn h n m . A. 1921 W i t n e s s m y o ff ic ia l slic n n tu rc nm l n,,'t A lbert At.rnliaiu, T r a i l i n g a s sent tills tlm Till d a y o f M arch. A A braham llm th e r* H orse and P* D jI M ule C om p an y . D e f e n d a n ts . .... O. n r y o n t , O a rn ls h e e . / S I . A I .) K. A. l)OlOI,A.SS, T o: H e n ry A bin limn. K dw nrtl C le r k C ir c u i t C o u rt A lirnhnm . a n d A lb e r t A lir a h n m . S c m ln le C o u n ty . F lo r id a . T r a d i n g ns A hruham Itro th o rs lly A. M. W e e k s . It. C. H orse an d Mule C o m p a n y , M o n t iromery. A la b a m a , a n d • all o t h e r \ o t l e e of A ptil lent Ion f o r T n* Iteril I Oder See lion 373 e f ( h r ( i r n r r n l ' urm,,,;4 ' ' 't c r e a l n d , • M tn tu trs of t h e S l a t e o f t ’liirliln Yon. an d each of you, a r e h e r e b y N o tice Is h e re b y Klveti t h a t l t l c l i - n o t i f i e d t h a t t h e above named aril J. Hiiinly. p u r c h a s e r of T a x p l a i n t i f f tins I n s t i t u t e d s u i t n a u l n s l O r t l f l c u l c No. 2 H , d a t e d Ihe lith y o u In th e nliove s t a t e d c o u r t , c l a i m - I» . w i s e d e f a u l t s w ill bw e n t e r e d you nml each o f you. W i t n e s s m y h a n d a s Cl t h e i ’m i n t y C « o r t o f Item Inoil ty . F l o r i d a , d n t h l a l l t h J a n u a r y , A. t).. ] » « . (S E A !.) K. A. DOL’Ol C l e r k C o u n t y C o u r t . Si C ou n ty , n llcnrv Not a Fad but a F< FIT FOP Tho Cream with the Creamy T u t* At All Good Dealers Or delivered from our plant in ope-half gallons or more. TO TAX i f PAYERS III Down at Lakeland, Fin., the Cleveland Indians nre trailing. Photo shows Riggs Stephenson jumping over a lint held by Joe (left) and Luke Sewell (tight.’ The three boys attended Alnhanm University to­ gether. City Tax Books will clm.o April I, H>21 ufter which nil faxes re­ maining unpaid will bo collected i by levy nnd sale of the property upon which taxes are assessed. ALFRED FOSTER. Tax Collector. main bout attractions, will stngi* the sc nl-linni bout of eight rounds. Hy Ellon Hoy, Deputy. It is rare indeed that two battlers o ft hoi r reputation and ability are seen in anything other than a main arlfair. But Matchmaker , Billy Dawson knows his business" and through his eorts Terry ntid Mey­ er have been secured. Hilly wants to give the fans >,f Sanford and vi­ cinity something real fur their money. That much Is settled. Tho main The law provides that “It bout is a whang and the semi-final is a hummer. The remainder of taxes upon real estate shall the rani, a six rounder nml a fourround curtain raiser, preceded by a not he pniil before the first battle royal, will round out a great day of April of any year, tin* card an done which is guaranteed to keep Sanford and its visitors in­ Tax Collector shall advertise terested throughout. and sell." This is the most ambition* card This is to notify all that the Sanford National Guard MIDDLETON TO MEET ROUGHOUSE ROSS IN MAIN BOUT HERE ON FRIDAY The National Guard’s second UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, boxing exhibition in Sanford is im­ ri GAINESVILLE, Mar. 22— Flor­ pending. Next Friday night at ida’s prospects for n banner seas­ the Akmory, Sanford, fans will on next year in football looms witness the second ring exhibition very bright. Every day for the held litis seusun. next four weeks, some 60 husky Juck Middleton, the former athletes of the Orange and Blue, Jacksonville-Miami is one in search for grid laurels will go of the principals inbattler the main at­ through the stiff spring grind ten-round final mill. outlined by Major James A. Van traction—the Koughnns Ross, the North Caro­ Fleet, Gator chief. lina Wampus 1'at, will furnish the — The wny is long nnd hard, es- opposition, — pecially in' the'spring when the plentiful. an dit promises to bo blare of tho band nnd the honrse Middleton is well known in pug­ cheers of the crowd are not there to cheer the muscle-weary war­ ilistic circles. He has a knockout riors on. Nevertheless plans for record n* long as the Olympic a successful season next fnllt have marathon, and equally conclusive. been discussed pro and con nnd He lins recently done much of his the work considered to be the pugilistic work amuul Miami, most essential to men aspiring where he met such men us Capt. for positions has been mapped out Bob Roper, Harry Krohn. Norm .a n d will be given to the men with Genet and others whose fame- in nil IK* Ui'niyJpga.thafcyume ip :n rijtg- fjjclum is /uidwrimf, >*yJiilillefoil is clovep, *ope"Vr the nlo-T football TcnsOn. Especial attention will be paid scientific boxers in his division of . to the incoming pluyers individu­ the game tniliir,' And In* i nn hit. ally and every effort will lie made My, how that lad can sock! by the coaches to build up n Ross( as his minii ker implies, is strong reserve list for next year. somewhat of n rough person. He Students uro evidencing much boretf in at the ojii’iiilig gong and enthusiasm and turning out in takes it. Menmvhiie. he gives it, large numbers for the workouts anti in huge quantities. He can on -----the “Freshman ‘ fie 'eld. tush, hit. Uncle r.nd, counter. And '* Nearlv All 'Varsity Out. his opponent never knows what to Many or them have little or no expect. That’s the secret of Ross’ football experience to their cred­ success. it, while others have won their The main go is set for plenty of letters on the Varsity eleven or thrills, and they'll be there in numeral with the Freshman much profusion. band. But all of them arc sbowYoung Terry of Brooklyn and . ing a grant spirit and are enter­ ing into the hurd work with a Battling Meyer of Boston, really true Florida zeal. - Nearly all of tho Varsity let­ ter men of last year were out in SWIMMERS COMPETE T t O \ Y uniform for Tuesday’s workout. .T he sunte applies to the Fresh­ GAINESVILLE. Mar. 21. < man of the season just passed University of Florida swimmer■ who are giving their united sup­ will meet the Jacksonville V. M. port and presence. Withal it np- C. A. xwiimii's i ■ the tin to way peurs that Florida will have the City next Saturday. Hr. J. I greatest tenm in the history of Manchester :* putting th the school next season. Lust year or tank artists through daily they hung up a wonderful record practice, preparing for the com­ nnd there is no reason to believe petition which is c <peeled to be keen. they cannot do even better. They will have the Icier men of last year’s machine, with the SYRACUSE TEAM COMING exceptions of Captain Robinson URADEN TOWN, Mar. 21..and Stewart Pomeroy, besides a host of first.year stars. ThoW AU member-: of tie* Syracuse (In­ of the Freshman squad who do ternational League*) will have not make the team, and at least arrived here by the end of tills thre of them should find * >nio week. They will again this year, kind of u berth, will be readily sa last, di their spring training along with the St. Louis Nation­ snapped up as reservists. als. ANNUM. INTER-CLASS MEET. naHBKaaxiuaiiBaBdUHunsBaa GAINESVILLE, Mar. 24—The Poultry Netting annual inter-class track meet for Or High Grade Steel Wire. University of Florida students will be belli beginning at 2 o’­ liall Hardware Co. clock Salt inlay afternoon, when PHONE 8 they will participate in events, including the 100, 220, 440 uni | | U I I U I I U I k k . S B B S M B B a H I 880-yurd dashes, one-mile run, high and low hurdles over the „ J 2Q. nmi 220-yard routes, tho Wheeless & Welsh gunning broad and high jump, shot put, discuss throw, javelin Vulcanizinrr Shoji; throw and pole- vault. v* Tho inter-college meet will be Cor Oak Avenue and Third ptreel staged the following week-end, O l LS - G A S according to announcement by Dr. R. G. Manchester, director of Exclusive Agents for Flak minor athletic activities at the Tires and Tubes university. “SERVICE THAT MAKp£ RECEIVE CAGE LETTERS, GAINESVILLE. Mar. 24. — Captain Edgar Jones and seven o t h e r members of tho University - - squad• wtiji of Floridu busketball receive ’21 letter*, Coach \\ hit* announces. Others wiR Teceivo the coveted “ F" aro Virgil M Newton, Otia Marshall, Kenneth Halt, Byron Eddy, Glen Whitak­ er, “ Horse" Smith and “G-ddy" Goldstein. Ilia il n m a u r * In t h e s u m o f H o u r H u n d r e d n m l N i n e t y - n i n e (IISS.no) H ollar*, a n d In sa h l c a u se , a w r i t o f ir u r n is h tu e n l h a s b een Issued d i ­ r e c t e d t o O. t \ H r y a n . a s ira rn ls h e e . a n d y o u a m t ea c h o f y o n a r e h e re b y r e q u i r e d , o n t h e Tth d a y of A pril, i:»21. to p erao im U y l»- mid a p p e a r h.-fore th e a b o v e s ty le d c o u r t a n d a p p e a r t o Ilia k.i Id a r t Ion. o t h e r ­ Is the Phone Number If you paint your Uou: n today NOT using SUN WM OH—Vou will paint it in a year With SUN PROOF. FOR Sanford Paint & PROPERTY OWN­ ERS TAKE NOTICE in fall accord nnd is assist ing in executions issued for unpaid tho promotion bv acting as one of the officials of tin- evening. Colonel personal property taxes. Knight and Major Meveiu had I overseas service in (he 'tile wt r l and they learned much about box-1 ing during that time. They nre | ,,, ,, .. Seminole Co. for it, heart nml sold and with two i Collector, stub men behind the enterprise, it *annul but succeed. JNO. D. JINKINS S P IE E L C T IF BETTER r bread cAtfour £?>I\\-St c.s . “ “ VO be made— WED i O d o c k jj0 ^ When the ftnferi uhit train it art tn If it were possible to moke m y belter bread or pastry than is turned out by this establishmcnt you can feel quite satisfied in your own mind that we would be making a ! belter article. This, however, is a human impossibility. We hake a perfect bread and per­ fect pastry. Flaw tip' page Gli Henry i A dcliclaut war to uJ4 •pietit A Vine Cniuly ICc fctrrvtt here ROUTH BAKERY E. J. Smith Co. DISTRIBUTORS of Beauty Reveal The Glory of the Whole ISIT0RS at Coral Gable: constantly meeting with joyful sur* prises in bits of beauty which greet the eye on every side— beauty of architectural detail, of azure sky. Or a delightful entrance fashioned in the style of the warm Mediterranean countries and breathing of their hospitality also. Sometimes it is a quiet rest-seat in a plaza invitingly offering itself to the visitor. Or a broad expanse of pine-fringed fairway against a background of azure There are thousands of these at Coral Gables. They enthrall one at every urn. Each appears to enter into friendly rivalry for first place in your re­ gard. But you see so many of them that finally the knowledge is forced home .non you that they are not a matter of pure accident, not here by chance, but ♦.hat each and every one of them is part of a great and beautiful plan, and rtore, that each and all are linked together in a common bond of glory. It is with Coral Gables just as it has been with Miami for many years. The •'isitor first comes with a perfectly natural desire to satisfy curiosity. Ho may come a second time to make certain that his overflowing estimate of ’ cauty was not a matter of too fervid first impression. But he finally Como to Coral Gables tomorrow—or some day this week— •vith the special purposo of studying its advantages as a permanent home. Such a trip will bo well worth while. Mako your reservations at our local offico for thi3 free sightseeing trip. Jacksonville, Fla. G o N o rif t Sea MERCHANTS’AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY F H K U i l l T A M I IM NHKXraUI * K H Y i r i \ In rk .u iiv lilt* Tu In rk N o n tillr T u One* \Vn)f II 1.1t t l l n n l l e C ity son. i i YM lIKliru I'll (I:* :m.r,i l ln l l li i ii i r r . Mil, aii.au t \ r n A urfe. \ . V. . a ijin I *[■11(i.l r I l>ti In. I'll. Mllioiliin. M s , , . -13.03 -CLIN ‘ r h l r n c u . III. ou.:ii M 'l l l . l i i i r i d i , I'u . tl.lH I 011.01 * * m u n lin k , (in. * r l r t r l n m l , U. ll.TI • I l r l r n l t . M id i. •T u lrilii, » . ............... -tl.UO t M o n l r r n l . I*. 1), ‘ AViinhtuictoii. II. (' 31.71 ' V l u I l a l t li i iu r « n a il r a i l . t V l a l l n l l l i i i u r u n r l ’lillut!«-l|>lil:i a m i r a il. I - —A l l - w a t e r v i a ('lillml<'l|il>l:t n r I l u l i l n u m * ; i l l r e r t r o n n c c t l o n s a t l ’lill-iili Iplila. t l i n u iluyn l a y n v i- r a t l l i i l l l m o n - . T i c k e t s I n c l u d e n w u l s r e x e r p t l l r k e t * f u r H a v a n n n h . ilt».) All r m i m i o n A l l c a h a n v a n d H t r k s t i l r e a n d notno r o o m s o n o t h e r s t i - a m r r s have r x i r u rliarae. N A I I .I X i N l u l l II A I .T ( *1( 11( 1': NA II.I X i N n i l t I’ll 11. VlllH .A in Sn* n n n a h , S u m I*. II. • I ’l l I A. I l l N n v n n iin h , Slim I’. M, .is. t i l i n i r s t e r Mar. it)-:."); A pr. NN. A u n l u i - k r l , Mnr. 30-011 o-iu-:m. A p r . ID-31, SN. H u m a r il, l i a r . Z3 | A p r . 3 NS, I ' r r o l u n . M a r . 3 It A p r . S13- 30. I 1-31. NS. A l l r a h a n ) , . li a r . 3*1, A p r . PH,. Ili-rlUblrr, Mar. 37 1 Apr. O-111-311. T.I7- 3N. A u t n m d h l l r s c a r r i e d o n a ll t.lenm< r n , ( I n r l i o l l n a r l u s r i l r n r a un A lleahH ii, nml tlerU H h lrr). H e e u r n Ntat.-ror.ru a i 'c o m n i o d a t t o n s n m l r e s e r v e s p a c e ( o r n u t n m o o l l e * w e l l tn a d v a n c e . F u l l i n t e r u t m l o n o n rc*itteiii « t " A s k H r . F < « t e r " h u r u a u s , o r l ’. M, II AM .K . ( i r n r r n l A « r n l . J m - k a m i t l l l r . Kin. T i c k e t O lli e r a n d I’ler. **tm )!• Hay Nt. T r l r p h o n e DON GEORGE E. MERRICK, OWNER AND DEVELOPER DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS L xecalhe O ffic e:: IS S Cast H a g U r it., fiiiami Flawfa O ffices: Jacksonville, St. Augustine, W est Palm Beach, Daytona, Orlando, Tam pu, S t. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, D eLand, Eastis. Hanford Office: Milano Theatre Bldg, y '9> rm ^|jr ^(fcr IHMVMauaVHMBaHI �t h is s a n f o r d d a i l y h e r X l d , w ^ j 11»*■ - II ■II I >..• < 1 1 •• 11 1 Mo n d a y , M A itrii' 24 .*r-ih ■ t 1 w I 1 1 1 ■ i ll HRS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; Summer WOMEN’S CLUB COLUMN Meadai—Wesley Truth Seekers ■O ats will meet a t the Methodist Church pt 3 o’clock. —St . Agnes Guild will Meet with Mrs. Clarke Leonardy Mpt;80 p. in., ■At her home on , Myrtle Avenue. TawMp) flnrlsl Department of Woman's Club will have bridge . fietty at 3 o'clock with Mrs: S. K Baumel as hostess. TMtfiay—O. F. S. meets with Miss * ttm rgia Mobley at 4 o'clock. * W m m tM I—Circle No. 3 will have ' Whjte anoWer for Orphanage at tf^'hrime of Mrs. J. M. Moye on ■JWrAvynue, a t 8 o'clock. H m d a y —Sanford Association of ■ fib n a s Women will hold weekf i lpucheon a t the Valdez Grill By Mrs. John leonardi. The Welfare Department of the Woman’s Club met on Wednesday, Mar. 10, with the chairman, Mrs. S. Puleston In the chair. After the regular routine business, re­ ports were heard from different committees. Mrs. R. A. Newman, chairman of the hospital commit­ tee announced th at after consult­ ing with doctors arid nurses, the plana of the committee had been changed and that the money raiset by tag day and the charity ball would go to furnish a room anc hath a t the hospital. This room Mrs. D. P. Drummond ' wQTffitcrUln at a second of a j P N i 't n luncheons .ather home '■ 'llp g n o lla Avenge. Miss Fern Ward will T M ffu tp the members of the M il Yon Bridge Club at her M M 'o n Seventh Street. Y N M ipu—Mrs. J. B. Coleman and W lf ’,1r |B l Biggers will have sub'Wriftion bridge a t Woman's M l I t 8:80 p. m., benefit of - W fm n ’t Club. W $W i*y—Cecil Ian Music Club ;W itts a t the Studio of Mrs. FanW» 8 - Munson on Myrtle Ave•«hP a t 3:15 p. m. , EXCOMMUNICATION Hripa I, like Adam, leave the en' chanted woods 7 And shall I hoar their call no .m o re? ■Mil) np'er the doves' reiterative note :Murmur of sanctuary at the open door? Those who motored to Daytona last Wednesday evening to hear GaULCurci enjoyed a memorable and nsost artistic program. The song numbers Included old classical airs, operatic arias, French, Spanish, Italian, English and American songs. Many old favorites In response to persistent encores were added. Madam Galli-Curcl posseses a voice of crystaline clearness, which she uses with ease and fluency. A voice of excellent carrying power even to the Anest pianissimo. Her songs of lighter mood were sung With inimitable charm and beauty. The coloratura songs were models of voice production and rendered with unrivaled ease, ac­ curacy and brilliancy. In her grace notes and trills one could but sense the atmosphere of the nightingale—the mocking-bird. Such mudicinnship, such skill In vocal technique was truly marvel­ ous. Ever sinsce old King Tut was dug out of his tomb in Egypt, the erase for all things Egyptian has spread the globe. At fashionable and afternoon charity teas the dress is apt to be 'a la Egyptian There is Indeed marked Egptian FLORIDA WEDDING HELLS Hera Is n feminine typo af frock that suggests summer gardens and romance. It is of figured voile with ruffles of plain white. -Even the most summery styles follow the general straight lines decreed i by fashion. . Tuesday, April I, will be the regular day for the board meeting of • II. S. Walsh of New Orleans, Womans' Club. Thu board will Ehall I no longer tread the winter jis in the city for a few days at­ the meet at the Woman's Club a t 10 bush ttending to business. o'clock. All members are urged Of lopves the lavish autumn to attend. spread ? 'Will that live incense crudbied in . 2* which la this coming ’1 sltep \ Wednesday will be the regular bus­ Sloop for me forever In the i iness meeting day for the month dead? J of April of the Womans’ Club. There is much business of interest Will spring once more about the to be transacted and all are cor­ larches play dially Invited to come. Lika children kissing, being • kissed. , y Wednesday the Literature De­ And I ne'er see the birches' naked partment will have its regular bi­ limbs monthly meeting. The reading of Flush to the spring and vanish 1 Lady Windomcre’s Fan will be conH, C. Borden of Ft. Myers, pro­ prietor of the Bradford Hotel, was a week-end visitor in Sariford, stopping at the Montezuma. DEMONSTRATION AT COLE­ Mrs. Howard Long and Mrs. Vic MAN'S GIFT SHOP tor Check attended the msh June party given Thursday by Miss Jear Miss Marion Turner of New Newton, in Orlundo. York arrived in Sanford on Mon­ day and will conduct a two weeks Mr. nnd Mrs. Edgar Thompson, demonstration in crepe paper flowMrs. Craig Thompson and Miss wenving, a t Coleman’s Gift Shop, Margaret Thompson spent rSun- er making, wnx work and rope dny pleasantly with friends in Day­ Miss Turner is with the Dennison Manufacturing Company of New tona. York ,und has all the lutest ideas in these lines. The classes all free J. E. Schultz of Knoxville was to all. among the business visitors a r­ * Altamonte spent me uuy iu riving in the city on Huturday nnd J ford attending to business. Eastern Star Attention. is making his hendquurters at the Meeting, called for Monday, tho Valdez. Among the business visitors in 24th, was in error. No meeting ty from Atlanta, ure A. J. tonight. Joseph E .Craig of Jacksonville, who has been spending some time E. S. Briggs of Chicugo, III., ar­ in Sanford or business returned rived here Saturday and is the here Sunday after spending the guest of F. F. Dutton. past week with home folks. The S t Patrick. social held a t the home'of Mr. .and Mrs. Whit­ tendenees we laarn In all per­ taker, on Lake Mary Avenue, Mar. formances and dances. 17, was a decided success. And now we hear we are to hard There was a very large attend­ a real Egyptian orchestra direct­ ance from Sanford, DcLand, and ed by a Shlek. • There are to be instruments of Lake Mary, and a very delightful ancient date, inclndlng a “Karaana time was had by all. Jab” (something like a violin). T h e re s a s a fine program con­ The "Sounds” resembling old sisting of the following: Spanish guitar. Song—“River Shannon”—Group Other Instruments will be akin i 1 to Oboe, Cello, a “Drturibacky” ,of girls. Reading—Mr. Hopkins. (little drum) and cymbal 1 Song—“Wearirt’ of the Green," “Every singer should eherrish in group. Beading—“Pat's Letter,” Mrs. her soul a voice Ideal'so rare and so beautiful that it transcends ev­ MUigraVe. erything she has heard or will - Irish Talk—Mr. H. A. Halver­ son.’ * * hear.”—Calve. Address—Mr. Hopkins. The student who ' goes to a lUpitatiBna—“The Jealous .Wife" teacher and imagine that teacher arid “The One-Legged Goose,” by will enst some magic spell about Mies Margaret' Cowan of Sanford, him' which will make him a mu­ The price of adrpission was col­ sician, has an unpleasant surprise lected in a very amusing way. Ev­ ery one upon entering was m^asIn store for him. ured around the waist and n penny Philadelphia spent $09,170 for ah inch whs the entrance fee. Mr. H. A. Halverson, the popu­ public concerts during the year 1923. New York spent $95,000. lar paint man of Sanford, won the prise for the largest waist meas­ Sun Francisco $48,000. ure. Mr. P. K. Brown of Palatkn was “I compose for myself—it is just n question between me and a visitor to Lake Mary on .Wednes­ my Maker.”—Richard Wagner. 1 day. Mr. Sewell, manager of Lake Mary Casino, has just completed two .water-slides which will no COUNTY iNURSEfri SCHED doubt be enjoyed by his many ULE. Miss Helen Mullen to Mr. Frank Holly in Jacksonville. March 15. County Nurse's schedule Miss Mildred Willis to Mr. Wil­ week beginning, Mar. 24: liam Snow in Jacksonville, Mar. 15. Monday, aMr. 24—Monthly Miss Rheba Crawford to Mr. J. school visit Geneva and Osce­ II. Sommers in St. Augustine, ola. Tuesday, Mar. 25—Mor/My March 20. Miss Florence Scovoll to Mr. visit Chuluota. Wednesday, Mar. 26—Inspec­ Heins Vaughan, in Jacksonville, tions Grammar school Sanford. March IB. Thursday1, Mar. 27—Weigh­ Miss Emma Hobbs to Mr. Chas. ing, Gnrmmare school, Sariford. W. Porter in Tnmpn, March 20. Friday, Mar. 28—Monthly ' Miss Janice U. McLendon to Mr. D. G. Houston in Miami, March I'J. school visit Lake Mnry. nSturday, Mar. 20.—Office, Miss Alice A. Colby to Mr. W. Sanford. M. Martin In Minml, March 17. The above schedule subject to Miss Anna Wolf to Mr. Raphael W, Albert in St. Petersburg, change without notice. Office hours: 4:30 to 5:30 p. darch 16. Miss Grace Nichols to Mr. Clyde m. daily. Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 Patrick in Jacksonville, March 19. Miss Mattie Hnrdeman to Mr. lobert Evans in Jacksonville, darch 17. and song services were also held 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mixon, the entire day being given over to Misses Marie Amber and Marie the rally which proved quite a suc­ JenkinH and Messrs. Lee and Mur­ cess. Misses Katie May and Ruby ry Bornoth were a motor party rom Summerville, S. C„ who have Wuinright and Ruby Clark spent >ecn touring the state arriving in the week-end a t Crows Bluff. Charlie Stoll returned to Cleve­ Sanford Sunday for nn extended land, O., Monday afetr visiting stay. relatives hero. Mrs, Nellie Cross and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Jr., Dorothy, have returned to tbeir nnd Mrs. J. N. Robson were among home at Tampa after' visiting W. the Sanford people attending the E. Hawkins ami family. Miss Margaret Stoll has accept­ closing services Sunday evening of the mission services conducted in ed n position with Chase ft Com­ Orlnndo by Father Roger B. An­ pany of Sanford. Airs. Dicie Hartman, of St. Pe­ derson ht St. Luke's Cathedral. tersburg. is visiting relatives hero. Mrs. Marie Baumgardner, of Mt. Mr. Schncer of Wnterbury, Conn., who has been the guests of Dora, is visiting her sister, Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. S. S. IJaumel left Hattie Wynne. Sunday for Miami and Palm Bench where he will spend several weeks, returning to Sanford latcd for an MRS. A. I. SPENCER extended visit. Mr. Schncer exects to spend the entire season ere next year. ' Spirdla Corsetiere Misses Nina Elizabeth Melton and Eula Been Shupord, Messrs. C. W. Dean and Wade H. Shupurd of Lakeland motored to Sanford on Sunday and wer<? the guests of Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen and John Miss Ernestine Wphh and Rub •John F. Townsend of New York arrived in the cttl Saturday and m . •pend some time here at the j . Mr. and Mrg. G. E. Southard of Mr. and Mr». D. F. Garrett und Lskaland were among the weekfrid visitors in Sanford and were Mr. and Mra. U, Gideon of Albion, N. Y„ who have been apending a g v eiti St the Valdez. .short time in Sanford, left Satur­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray G. Fox motor- day on the bus for Daytona where jtd to 'Brsdentown, where they they will spend u few duya before SMfit the week-end most pleasantly returning to their homes. With friends. -Joseph H. Strunk, a prominent business men of Miami arrived in tM City Substantial on Sunday and will spend the week here at the ttyadej. Complete with disc, titles, racks and book­ let of playing direct­ ions postpaid. Everlast lag score card free. THE ARLE CO., Valdosta, Ga. K " s L i k^ s s ? s tovrclcomo them b w k ^ ,“ Mr; and Mrs. vjr*rtl / tw?’ Hasty and children wen Orlando over the Z J X h' rf fn>»> relatives.Week*otl<1 «iU nfNr*- Troy M. Bledsoe and tW °f,:ihe 'hijdren have hoe" Inn mc“8lt» *«d Mr. Bled-w? prise liarty a t ‘his home on Crimerod Avenue the evening of March 14. A party of friends gathered to, do ‘honoM o.the' Doctor’s sixtyninth birthday .anniversary and prepeat him with a gold hupded ctiic ingroved w ith namejsnfl date and given by the VBunch” as the doners call themselves. A delight­ fully social evening whs enjbyed fnlUornL. h2 J0r f f * " . « > e « K With n delicious sapper consisting of. assorted sandwiches, furit salad, cake and coffee. W. M. Haynes of Cameron Ave­ nue and of the firm of Haynes A Ratliff on Park Avenue went to Macon, Ga., Sunday as delegate for the Rotary Club a t their con­ Phone Mrs. J . a vention, returning Wednesday. R. J. Holly wns also a delegate to the voleman, 289-J, fO T convention. Helen and Cart Chorpenlng were reservations f 0r in Plymoth Sunday the guests of bridge, Thursday afMiss Louise Memll, George Bridgford of Willough­ by, O., who is spending his fifth ternoon, 3:30, at the winter in Florida was visiting at Woman’s Club for the Ellsworth home .Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Collistcr of benefit Woman’s Willoughby, O., who are winter Club. AT THE SAME STAND AND WILL CARRY ON THE BUSINESS ON THE SAME PLAN AS HERETOFORE. OUR POLICY IS TO PLEASE OUR PATRONS, AND WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU AT ALL TIMES. K LAKE MARY The Seminole Association of Dis­ trict No. two, held n rally in tl.u interest of the 1021 drive *for the 73 million dollnr campaign at the Baptist church at this place Thurs­ day. A good crowd was present in spite of inclement weather. A bountiful lunch was served at ririon. The pastor, Rev. E. Lee Smith was assisted by Dr. W. A. Hobson, who delivered the address “With Christ to Victory.” Prayer 228 So. Boulevard, DeLand and Sanford, Fla. F a c to ry re b u ilt ty p e w rite r* , a 11 make!). E x p e rt c le a n in g a n d r e . p a irin g . T ype­ w r i te r su p p lies. | l . H. PO N D , P e o p le s H a n k . Phase 23a Make this a Fordson Y earj m m wm w vm m What Have You Done to This Room? RIENDS in your house .7 . curi­ ous e y e s . . . courteously spoken words that thrill with approval or chill with dispraise beneath the vel­ vet of politeness. Feminine hearts beat fast w h en w om an ju d ges wotnan by the wholesome standard of household appearances. Is'the complete beauty of your home marred by a single floor that is drab, stained or worn ? If it is, make it good to Iqok at with Devoe Floor Paint F H ave dependable Fordson Pow er ready w hen the fields are first ready for breaking. Through all th e year, use its steady, versa­ tile pow er for bigger profits o n every farm task that requires pow er. T o be sure o f this, how ever, w6 m ust have your order n ow . Spring w ith its peak load o f Fordson buying orders is alm ost here. D on’t wait. Order today* M ake this a Fordson year* \Dcvoe Floor Faint $ produced in the most artiste colprs; is easy Ad apply; and,covers .the preceding fin­ ish perfectly. It isspot-rwiftwg.dries rapidly, and is extremely durable. Detroit, Michigan This Coupon is W orth 40 Fill out (his coupon and p r o .n i It to u i within JO day*. W * will glv* you Free ■ 40-Cent can of any Devoe Paint and V w nith Product you w .n t, or a rrduct ion of W cant* on ■ larger can. <Mdra» Onw^m'iKiiw----— ---------- .3*24 On« coupon la « parwcMW Tf few and Ay ftdwlui ot*jy — and Mrs. J. C. Crenshaw, former residents of Sanford but HAW of Orlando, spent the day .jiff* Sunday with frienda. E a st Sanford * R .Mrs. J. B .Coleman and guests, Mb', and Mrs. W. E. Bryan of Day­ tona, spent Sunday very pleasantly In Orlando. J 1 Mra. Donald Whitcomb and Miss Auth Henry were among the San­ ford folks spending Saturday in Orlando. little, folks. krseems as if,it.w as about time for another “clean-up day” in Lake Mary, The folks are leaving soon And much wotrk remains to bo done. Saturday at u,, E I |.,a „ W f l ; Nr. 'and Mm. C. A £.1 h°H ipwn were to becoinT'J ?Jm*r <3 I BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE TAKEN OVER THE Mrs. John T. Brady has return­ ed from Jacksonville where she spent the past ten days us the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Da:i Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curiett of IJ. Wilder. Geneva were in the city Saturday Combining business and pleasure. Mrs. Wide mini Caldwell and bahy have returned from Hade City, '. Harry Foote of New York was where they were the guests of her Vmong the arrivals in Sanford on aunt, Mrs. Alex Boone und broth­ Sunday, on a business mission. er, Irvin Seay. ilcrmon L. Kent nnd sister. Miss Mr. und Mrs. T\ F. Guth of Ho­ Alice C. Kent of Westfield, N. Y., boken, N. J., and Mr. mid Mrs. A. arrived in Sanford Sunday for an J. Anderson of Jacksonville spent ifidiUnite stay. the week end here en route to Miami and Palm Beach. i . W. Palmer of Denver, who Hfia been touring the state arrived J. F. Ahern, Edward P. Pfuff, In tho city Saturday and is at the S. E. Thames and C. F. Smith1 are umung business men of Jackson­ yaldez for a short stay. ville spending a few day* in San­ •Mr .and Mrs. Tom Owens and ford nnd are stopping at the Vulfeata, Mr. and Mrs. Edward novan motored to Winter Park and Orlando on Sunday. Father Huger B. Anderson will return to Sanford Monday from Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Wecden of Orlundo, where lie hns conducted a AjMms, N. Y., are in the city for iifteen-day mission und will spend rip extended stay and ore pleasant­ a short time here with Rev. A. S. Peek. ly located at the Valdez. ivnf* rn u iii|aui o 01 wi for thegrown-ups" and the ol LAKEM ONROE MUSICAL PARAGRAPH^ AUTHORIZED AGENT FORi PAINT AND VARNISH PRODUCTS ^ m m --------- - \ “ i i i i ■ �PA- THE SANFORD DAILY HERALD, MONDAY. MARCH 24, 1924. Fop ; Profit il : Read Every Classified A dvertisem ent On This P age Sanford Dally Herald WANT-AD RATES Term*: Cash in Advance HERALD WANT ADS WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE Political AUTOMOBILES AND REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOK RENT K t o i l RENT—5-room cottage with Announcements REPAIRS bath, lights nmi water. W. J, SANFORD REAL ESTATE is in T 0 J I I F VOTERS OF TI1K 19T1I Thigpen. H B grent demand. Investors are ( SENATORIAL d is t r ic t . looking for good bargains. If you o FORDp bOR RENT—Six room house, close I , A j LT 4U« consideration, I have have any real estate to buy or sell New and Used in, good location. 1109 K. Sth Si. 0 i t'cc‘t‘c<* to become a candidate for it will pay you to use The Herald ROADSTERS pnrmeai classified page. , re-election to the State S aute btlil RENT—Five-room cottage TOURINGS o and garage $20.00. New. Phune FOR RENT—12 room flat central­ COUPES a Tlmta ---- — -.r** 1®* ■ "nr j front the 19th Hennto.ini District, 571-J.___ 0 ly located. SEDANS 2m ? >. "r i«_ „ r z z r r;••• Z. "n ! •!! "n**: 0 TON TRUCKS S r ‘r" f (!r!‘"K0' f f‘mlnol° nml'FOR SALK—5-room — -r.-o.room bungalow, Dung , Osceola Counties, subject to the I ton minutes drive from (postl™ ,vFOR SALE—4-room h o u s e , n e w . Cain or terms. 0 ** *-dtfc p $850.00. ( Democratic Primary to be heli nfficci W’ V.\V heeler. Phono 101-J. ’hone 101-J We Sell or trade. Tha.rMuccl dulpa iir« fur COn- I ^une 3rd. [ Mujjcctfully solicit t’OR RENT—April 10th, one six' Fn this age of action and 0 EDWARD HIGGINS, • ■•tolly.’ Insertions. FOR SALE—Lots in Greenwood Authorized Ford Dealer your support. room cottage furnished. Oowner, 81s w o r d s of iiv«r«g., l e n g t h accomplishment, one can­ subdivision, from $250.00 to _________ _S«nforU.______ fcro counted n llnr. 1 Mrs. I). Durant, Luke___ Mary, „ H. ....... .. $500.00 on Sanford Avenue. Minimum chars* 30c for llrxt ________ M. 0 . OVERSTREET. (•’fit? I I P V t C ~e___— . ---- 7* ALL MAKES of automobilA renot afford to waste time Insertion. FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT , R ,£ENT—One four-room cot0 0 paired. Hupmobiles a sprcinlty. ,n«1' unfurnished. Owner, Mrs. A ll advertising Is restricted to 1 I wish to nnnoumc that I am a FOR SALE—Modern bungalow Work guarnnteod. Corner Oak and with a set of rusty, obso­ p r o p e r r l n x s lf lc a t lo n . candidate for Clerk of the f .rcuit M n l^rnnt. Lake Maty 0 close in; 5 rooms and bath, 3rd. Phone 4 4 0 . ________ a n e r r o r Is runile T h e ftan Court of Seminole Co., subject to NEW CIVIC ORGANIZATION. lete, dull-edged tools. $3700.00. roril l l e r n l d .will bo r e s p o n s lh lu FOR SALE—A brand new Fo'rd Democratic primary, June third. f u r only nlio I n c o r re c t I n s e rti o n th e ad v ertise r, fo r lu h scn u etit Coupe. Been run only 10 days 0 It netted, 1 promise the faithful FOR SALE—2 lots on Elm and JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 21. — ! In s e rt Inns. T h e o ff ic e eh o u ld be ! performance of the duties conKeep up to the minute; about town. Good care. Box 311, Highland, $550.00 each. n o tifie d I m m e d i a te l y In cage of “Believers in Jncksonv'lle" is Ihe Sanford. Fin._________________ i nected with that office. error. have your working equip­ 0 O title of an organization designed prncTO A D V R IlT IS H ItS . j ___________W. L. MORGAN.^ IF YOU wnnt a city lot, a sub­ ticnlly new. Hnrgain. Sec StowA lleralil re p re se n ta tiv e th o rto amuse public spirit in this urban lot, a house ready built, ment and your knowledge FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER ouKlily f a m i l i a r w i t h r a t e s , r u l e s celery farm, gruvo or nnything in art Dutton. I hereby announce my candidacy city, tentative plans for which tuul c las sificatio n , w ill g lv o y ou 0 0 of today’s needs, the last the Real Estate line cnll us. We for County Commissioner for the have been made at a Chamber of c o m p le te I n f o r m a t io n . Ami ‘f sell nt the owners price only. 0 y o u w ish , th e y w ill a s s i s t y o u In Fifth District comprising ChuluoVULCANIZING word in efficiency. Keep w o r d i n g y o u r w a n t a d to m u k o ta, Geneva ami Osceola, subject to Commerce meeting. The gnthcrHood 0 It m o r e effective. Cnll and see us. We give you " a i nttende * * y more than the action of the Democratic pri . posted. See th at your tools Goodyear the bargains and service. 0 0 mary June it. IWP O IIT JIA T N O T IC R . 10 leading business men of the and THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. A d v e r t i s e r s s h o u l d g iv e t h e i r ire razor-edged, keen and _______ C. A. RAULERSON. Balloon Tires 0 city who almost to the man en­ 0 s tre e t o r postoffice a d d r e s s as Seminole Hotel Annex.____ Used Cars FO R S U P E R IN T E N D E N T O F w e ll ns t h e i r p h o n e n u m b e r If thusiastically endorsed the idea. modern—self-satisfaction 0 0 UOU SALE—Bungalow, 5 rooms KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, th e y desire results. About one P U B L IC IN ST R U C TIO N Jacksonville to Jackson­ nnil bath, garage. $1,000.00 cash, r e a d e r o u t o f a t h o u s a n d h a s n ! I hereby announce my candidacy “Sell Commercial St. 0 0 is the forerunner of de­ t e l e p h o n e , a n d t h e o t h e r s c a n ’t i for re-election to the office of ville people” will be the purpose balance $35.00 per month. W. V. 0 com m u n icate w ith you uu lv as 0 Wheeler, 40-1 First Nnt’l Hnnk feat. ; county superintendent of public of the body. th e y know y o u r address. WANTED Bldg. Phono 1 0 1 - J . __________ 0 'Ustruction of Seminole County,, A ll ills ro n tl nun a r e II 1 S T h e FOIt SAI-E—Ten acres close to subject to the Democratic primary *OV. cur. If NtV'i of N»■:«;, sue. K. m a d e In p e rs o n Ml T h e Ann* In hewing your way to 0 MISCELLANEOUS f o n t lle r n h l o ffic e n r It) l e t ­ \|i|>llmtluii for Tax lleril town, on good road. New house, to be held on June 3rd. 192-1. ' I •,",,rr "fs,-etli.il I oiler S 7 .% uf the lirsrrsl te r. T e le p h o n e il ls r o n tl u 0 Madam Harriet, Success, a g re a tvhelp will land partly cleared and set in _______ T. W. LAWTON. Statu),•■> „f the suite of ll.irliln a n r e s a r e n n t v n lp l. •! . Beauty Parlor, trees, $2,000, terms. M. V. Wheel­ Iieruliy g iv e n Hint 0 0 FOR .SHERIFF. C o u r te o u s . P r o m p t . E f f i c i e n t be found in The Herald Over Mobley's Drug Store. Howard |[. ftuiidy, |Hirchnp*t>r er, 404 First National Dank Build­ To the Voters of Seminole County: of Tax S e rv ice. ' C ertificate N... 1 u s : t . 0 0 Park Ave. Phone 245. ing. Phone 101-J. I hereby announce my candidacy dated t tie ,5tti ,tny of .Inn VYnnt Ads—they work 0 F or SALK—NewHT room house, SEWING for children. Rompers 0 for the office of Sheriff of Semi­ A. M„ I suit, Ims tiled salt! e« It toy i.fflun, iinU tuts ln.nl and aprons a specialty. Phono their way unto the keenest hath, corner lot, south nml cant Political ; nole County, subject to the voters tHleate 0 0 a |.|il lent Ion fnr lax deed to Issue gl III exposure, 50x103 front avenue. 037-IL of the Democratic Primary to lie aecnrdnnre with law. Sal.l eerllflminds and find for you the 0 0 Price right, une-hnlf cash. See Announcements held June Jed, 1921. If elected I eate emlirnees the followlntr iluMUNICIPAL GAS PLANT. mwllu'.l pfiipurty situated la HenilOwner No. 307 East Third St., 5 p. 0 four years of Law Envery people for whom nolo county, Florida, tu-wlt: llug. F o i r COUNTY PROSECUTING j PromiJC ni. d a i l y . ___________ forcement in u business manner by CLEARWATER. Mar. 21.—A 0 ATTORNEY. your appeal is intended. the of the proper subordi­ municipal gas plant is assured i LOST AND FOUND I wish to nnnotmen that f shall nateshelp 0 0 assistants and earnestly for this city by the approval of Use The Herald Want Ads ho a candidate for the- office of solicit or POLITICAL I.OST an opportunity to keep an Issue of $150,000 in bonds by the support of all law en­ 0 0 County Prosecuting Attorney, sub­ forcement nhrenat with the times by not voters, on June 3rd. for results. ANNOUNCEMENTS voters. The bonds carried by ject to the emlorsoniont of the ____ 0 0 reading the classitled pages of the RAYMOND L. ALLF,N._ nn overwhelming majority. Democratic voters at the June 3rd, FOR REPRESENTATIVE. your dally newspaper. Itornld j 0 0 FOR TAX ASSESSOR. primary. I hereby announce my candidacy want ads contain many interesting 1 $ 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 $ o I wish to announce that I am a for member House of Representa­ _____ GEORGE C. HERRING. messages. It will pay you to rend candidate for re-election to thu tives FOIt COUNTY JUDGE for Stminole County subject them dalli». ____ office of Tux Assessor of Semi­ I hereby announce myself as a nole County, subject to the decis­ to the action of the voters at the LOST—Kcbekuh pin, missed it be­ candidate for the office of County tween Hockey nnd Kents Vul­ of the Democratic Primary to Democratic primary, June 3. Judge of Seminole County, auhject ion FORREST LAKE canizing Works. Return to Her* be held June 3rd, 1921. to the Democratic primary, June 3, aid office. Reward. Tap 21 s . 1t:mIT" 2:• Fast itun FOR ’REPRESENTATIVE A. VAUGHAN. 1021. I pledge faithful service la . li . S'. :i1-j "In* S. t.5 •i vr*"H. MISCELLANEOUS 1 respectfully announce myself \\ I 2 2i 1*1 a., S, il jfllS.—la atri'H. : FOR TAX COLLECTOR should you nominate me. BUILDING a candidate for the House of Tim* so ill taint 1"till,' fttat lie* 1 FOR SALE I beg to announce myself a can­ as ■___ J. (!. SHARON^ Representatives from Scminolo i .......... . 1II" 1.Nil.1ill'.■ III Hill’ll r-ril • didate for the offico of Tax Col­ MATERIAL Ileal" In til * iiitnic nf A. i: Wli.ul FUR SALE—DeSoto paints and FOR CLERK OF COURT Transfer-Draying of Seminole County, subject County, subject to the Democratic .till .■.•il mil- lit* slli II In. ri vanrishes ut Sanford Novelty * I hereby announce my enndi- lector MIRACLE Concrete C ~ general ( primary, June 3, 1921. if elected o law X < 1 . 1.1 ta ii< "in. ,i are..rUlio: to the decision of the Democratic Works, solo _ngcnts. 151-tfc •,dncy for the office of Clerk of the Primary to tie held June 3rd. 1921. I will advocate constructive legis­ cement work, sldewlaks, build* See C. E. C horpcning Circuit Court, Seminole County, lation for the benefit of the great­ FOR'SALE—Rhode Island eggs ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J, K. It. c. MAXWELL. P H O N E .*1.102 Florida, subject to the decision of est number of people in Seminole for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. Terwllleger, Prop._____________ : O. C. Bryant, Wag­ Mrs. S anford, Fla. the Democratic Primary to be FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER County and the state <f Florida. Ellsworth, ituarilall Avenue, Lumber and Building Material. held on June 3rd, A. D., 1921. I I hereby announce tny candidacy ner, Fla., will sell at Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp J. It. LYLES. Carter Lumber Company atnnd for efficiency and service in for the office of County Commis­ FOR CONSTARLE tit N. tjiurcl St. Phone 5(55. DIS- Carolina,-Florida filli- SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 sioner from district number two office. 1RICT HILL 1,UMBER CO. House of of Scminolo county,subject t«t the , > II*It I NO. I. 1 ■ ’ *. * _ i First Street. Noxt door to Smith i ___ VANCE E DOUGLASS. Service, Duality a".d Prica. George A. DeCottes action ut live-Wme.ruUo-prMnaiy’ W trfb y 0 t"i* Hue- that* I* am u i n L f S tH t IOH, g H S f t t ' 2 ~Hr!,thc” \ Wo sell, trade, and re: ‘ F o r m e m b e r s c h o o l b o a r d June 3 1921, j pnir nil kinds of cook stoves. If Phone 135. candidate for contlable of District ° ° — Altorncy-nt-Law I hereby announce myself n can­ No. I, subject to the Democratic cents above cost the your trouble is stove trouble, see JOHN ._MKISCIT_ Over Seminole Count; didate for re-election to the office 1113. _____ ___ WANTED TO KENT primary to be hold .Itir-* 3rd. 1921. SHERIFF Hark of member of thu hoard of public FOR SHERIFF Srtid district beip comptc ed of the year around. FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room instruction, roprosdrrtitig, school Vo the Voters-of Seminole County: following voting previm ts; SnnFine strain pure-bred anemia Sanford, -----------Florida Furnished or unfurnish* j I hereby announce myself a can- f„n | j akt, „n,| paol„, district No. 1 of Seminole County, chicks, hatched from eggs from my >*<1house. , close in. Will rent by yenr. I iluiate for Sheriff of Seminole r in -AI KFIl subject to the Democratic primary own flock of carefully selected Ini'uire H- C. Morgan. P. O. Box4 County subject to the action of the to he held on Juno 3rd, 1021. breeders. My 17 years experience 3(51. FOR SHERIFF. Democratic primary to be held on FRED T. WILLIAMS. in breeding nnconas assure you the I hereby announce myself as f 3rd. If 1 nm elected 1 pledge Schclle Main?s best to he had in the breed. All WANTED f t) BENT—5 acres of' FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY June candidate for t-, < r* u * of Shcri.T myself to fulfill the duties of this tiled land .suitable for tomatoes. chicks delivered South Baldwin ’ I desire to announce to the citi­ office of Seminole County, subject to the to the best of my ability. Telephone 570 or See F’. It. Whittle, • Ancona Farm, Lillian. Ala. zens of Seminole County that I am Democratic primary June. 1921 *:• LAWYEK E. E. BRADY. 1Hi French Ave.__ _ > a candidate for the nomination to _______U. A. TILLIS. FOR SALE—Complete Aceytlyllne 10 Acre Celery Farm NOTICE •:* — Court House welding outfit nt bargain. J. L. ROOMS FOB RENT lie Prosecuting Attorney for the MEMBER OF SCHOOL HOARD I will be a candidate for renomi­ Jones, Lake Mary.____________ Al loatlintf station on hard County Court of Seminole County, I wish Id announce that I nm a FOR SALE—Pepper plants. FI. E. FOR RENT—Two room apart* subject to the action of the Demo­ nation for the office of State At­ candidate for Member of the road. Washburn, West Sid", Sanford. S-hool Hoard of Seminole Co. from torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ moot. 202 Park Ave,_________ li room house, liarn, j'nragc cratic Primary, June 3rd, 1924. I School district No. 3. Subject toj , . , FOR SALE—Remington type­ FOR RENT—One two room fur-; cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ will he grateful for your vote and Elton J Moughton the decision of the Democratic pri- »D1R DRlI Shod, writer with wide carriage, $30.00 ni died apartment. Annly Dodge ject to the action of the Demo­ mary to be held Juno 3, 1924. the nomination. 2 JUTCS pvppcrs Kl’t nnd for quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ Bros, Garage. Phone 3.______ ARCHITECT __ ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. cratic Primary. Your endorsement ____ _ _ »• H. PATTISIIAI L. e x tra hc-ls nf plants. fice. __ F’OH RENT—Furr-1 shed rooms First National Hank nidi;. FOR COU NT V Cl)M MISSI ONE It for a second term if office will be FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR SALE—7,000 more or less with hoard. Phoenix Hotel. I I hereby announce my candi­ greatly appreciated. O ne-quartor acre potatoes. I hereby announce my candicelery plants. Fourth house Phone 4 0 - W .__ Sanford. -----------Florida _____ dacy for County Commissioner far dney for County Commissioner for from 5th St. and Pecan Ave., corTwo m ules and e v e ry th in g GEORGE A. DeCOTTKS. District No. 2 Seminole County, | FOR RENT—Two furnished bedtat* lifih district of Scninole Coun­ nor. subject to the Democratic Primary, State Attorney. Su/Mth Judicial ty. Subject to the action of the il ta k es to raise celery. _rooms for rent. Phono 24. FOR SALE—5-plece living room 1 Circuit, Statu ot F in ila ._ Juno Primary of 1921. Let me show you th is b a r­ June 3, 1924. F’OR RENT—Two light house­ or porch srite and other furni­ L. P. HAGAN. FOR SHERIFF ___________E. II. KtLBER. keeping rooms. IIlli and Elm gain, ture cheap. 295 Holly Ave. I hereby announce myself a can­ Ave. r F()!t CLERK CIRCUIT COURT FOR TAX COLLECTOR | term s. FOR SALE—Household furniture I hereby announce that l am a didate for revtcctlon to the office I wish to uunounce tTint I am a F'OIt RENT—Nicely furnished anil dishes, 1020 Union Ave, candidate far the office of Clerk of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ randidntu for re-election to the cfThe .Matthews Press housekeeping rooms. $20.09 per H. B. Lewis & Co. of the Circuit Court of Seminole ject to the action of the Demo- flce of County Tax Collector of W rlaki. Illllx.. S a ii f o r. l f i n . will Hun,, ilicr.-im i»n Hi.’ I5H. .lay month. 31 I East 5th St. Tel. .*14!) County, subject to the action of the crntlc primary to be held on June Seminole Countv, subject to the ut April. A. II.. 1021 Democratic primary in June, 1924.13. If elected for another term I action of the Democratic primary First National Hank thiildiag— Wliii"»s my official slHimt.tr" nml F’OR RENT -Housekeeping room* imr. I tills Ihe Ml. .lay of March. A. furnished. F’or sale sewing ma­ II. II. CHAPPELL. pledge to fulfill the duties of the to be held in June. ground lloor. , I'. 1911. chine, 509 East Third. :\o same FOR JCSTICT: OF THE p e a c e ! <»*rico in .the same efficient manner isKALi n. a i.or<ii,ass. •INO. D. JINKINS. l>t:iMI(T1|H\T oi- t u i : l VI’KII lull Park Avc. Phono 319. rici K t'lrciilt t'oiirt, It in the have conducted »«» ao lth I hereby announce that I1 am , at I .MEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL Ken....nt" Coi.rity, ElnH.lii. r. H. I.a ml iifflc ui .iti.sviii". flu. f"i», :t. f.'Ji candidate fo rthe office of Justice I,nst’ Ily A. M. Weeks. I>. U. HOARD r . M. HAND. Nolle.) Is heret’V hIv- ii lint Allen of the Peace in and for the first I hereby announce myself a can­ Murli’f. of Malllaml I'lorlili. who. See Chevrolet First— PUBLIC IN­ didate for re-election jjh a member Justice district of Seminole Coun­ FOR HOARD (il oi H<’|tt<>ml«<r 3.1. I!*:’.’ nnil" llom"ilBBBlIBBBBBBBBBBBBBB •Kloml STRUCTION ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■ hubbb « b b b « bbbm llniry. No. 0177IP. for Lot I, ty. With the legal nml efficient of the County Board of Public lnSsrlUm II. Tii.vii-'i'l. 31 H, ttuoHr Ask us about the new I hereby announce my candidacy i strti*‘ti»»n from District No. 3, assistance of the executive officers .1 0 K.. TulInloiSH".. M’olil.in. lias of the county 1 promise to do my I for re-election a . inumher of (he (Geneva, tiled nolle.- of Itileiilloii I • matte Oviedo, Osceola and Board of Public Instruction for < huluota> subje-t to the action of Commutation Proof, to estnlillsli way to pay for the duty without prejudice. el.illn to Hot Imil it hove il«tserlh>o|. Seminole County. Florida, repre­ the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, L. G. STRING FELLOW. Iiefore ftiitr Oreolr Court, nt Mansenting Mhool district No. 2 oi 1921. Having served us a mem­ font florlilu on the Ullti day uf FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Seminole County, subject, t*. the Chevrolet—San Juan April, 1031. Subject, of course, to the action Democratic primary to be held on ber of the Hoard since 1915, and iTnlniuni names ns witnesses: having been chairman of the of the Democratic Primary to he lllrim iliiwhlns, of Malllaml, Florida Board since 1919, especally lit» me held June 3rd, l will be a candidate June 3rd. 1935. Walter Wrlalit. i.t Malllaml,. Garage. < Work required of a H Board for the office of County Judge of _________ r -LV^.- .A y j j A i .- - ^ — for the work Florida FOR COUNT* JI'DGE meml.er, and if re-elected ! prornnllvi-r Wliealun. of Malllaml. I Seminole County. I shall be grate­ Florida. I hereby announce my candidacy is<_> the samefFonacicntious nnd conful for the nomination and elec­ JAND SUPPLIES till! Lewis of Lnngwooil. FIIIrid*). I tion, and if elected I assure the for the office of County Judge r atructivp service ns has been rendSouth Jacksonville* — Construc­ • (itxmiii; c ctinM. tgjg^SAM rORP.HA. of Seminole ( ounty, subject to the my manv venrs of service, citizenship of Seminole a fair nmi ItegUlerer. j tion wed hinder way on G iniLIc action of the voters ut the Demo -1 CHAS. F. HARRISON, faithful administration of the af­ Stockton brick and tile plant. erntie primary Jtine^ 3. i Geneva, Florida. fairs of »h« -''•ice. x i x i i R i JUHN' G. LEONAItOY. SCHELDE MAIN FIS. T rtr» h n tirH arin. M ill h r tr a m a n I m a n nni| co |_ Iv e tv r * f » l . m ,., r.tia i r i , fu r The Right Equipment 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD *8* JUST A MINUTE PRINTING By GEORGE McMANUS "BRINGING UP FATHER M t'b 'b t a k e : c o u l d HELP WA1 WXNTED^SanfortT who are in need of help should read the page of The Herald, reason for sending out help when there is prot the person you want In Read this column and If see what you want a few vested in a wsnt ad will many replies. Just try THE PURE -Silk- Koala?** Inc., of Chicago wi managers and house to vassers for “CommanUjr guaranteed hoaiery in “ osi Least • ’’d town south Big opportunity for hull ply 817 Tampa St., or « agor Box 2577, Tampa. \VANTE D—One middled . old man to sell goods OB nnd Lakeland passenger good job for man living la ford the year round; imut.pa $25.00 security for goods . to his care. Apply Tb« News Co., 320 East Pine Si, lnnd_Fla.______________ WANTED—Small set of h s s s r keep in evenings. Call Utilities. | ?■ WANTED—Lady to do housekeeping for elderly . nnd take care of invalid, l i t Maple Ave. SHOES—Become our local man selling high grade sboM rcct to wearer. Quick seller good commission. Experience required. Tanners Shoe Mfg. t -I3:t r s t . Boston. Mats, ■ ■ WANTED—An A-l book* also an offico girl to telephone nnd take orderf. 31L _____ - tip . $75 A WEEK—Man or wanted with ambition, i nnd small cnpital, to di Rawleigh’s Household Product* steady users in your locality.' train and help you so you cen up to $100 a week or more, experience necessary. Pit profitable, dignified work, today. \V. T. Kawleigh Co^ 278(1, Memphis, Tenn. -■ Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW j First National Bank BMf. Sanford — ■ FI W. J. Thigpen Has moved to PuIefltOK A Brumley Illdfr. Real T tnte nnd all kinds o f In­ surance. Studebaker, t'acksrd, J. L. PERKINS Bates Department San Juan Garags " ' WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and D jr a i 117 Park Avtnua— Fhooa M l Sanford Novelty f , 1*i ^| Works T V. C. COI.LER, Prop. General Shop owl Mill Wocfc Contractor and Bulldvr .117 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works "If it’s Metal we can weld IL1 SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist. Flowers For All O ccaalp f Members Florists Telegraph D#> livery Association - <1 814 Myrtle Ave. Fhune 240-W N O T CELT HE.RUL TQ N tCiH T tiO I\IE T ^ E N H E R P L A C E A R E V O U RfE/XON* F O R T O U R L E ^ S O M IN M AH J O N C | * TMEh Y O O 1| HOVE. T h C b C35ECE1 ^ t O V E R H e r e OO VOU U h O E C ' o TAJSD »T f a r AtD t Cl H A v e. CiCK^e.: N, S. O. Shinholser j j n a im !. UH H U H 'A N t h e L '. l O O H E K TOO C O TH E "7 O L T Y E t) * /’ C Contractor and Builder Sanford,---- -----------Florida! R. C. M A X W E L L , Real Estate and Insurance SANFO RI).------ FLO! 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AflIOCtATBD PRK88 DISPATCHES /}lS| .Clpls i . .! ♦ •I. “T -> corns FIVE ■11 Polncmire Resiffns A s French Premier Rumors L•-. s in g l e SANFORD, FLORIDA, W EDNESDAY, MARCH St, 1W4, Finance Committee Strives To OFFIDlI StNATE Mysteries In Estimates D ® SCANDAL IBS T»e AaM*ta<*« IJrw if PARIS, Mar. 25—The Polncsire government waa defeated In the chamber of depot}#* by a vote of 274 to M l. Finance Minister DelasttytU mads tha pension biU a question of con­ fidence and onthe defeat be and the other ministers left the chamber. The premier tender­ ed hia resignation soon after­ B o ftri o f D i r c c t m r f Thrtat* arc Made by Senator V egetable Inf ^ I Hr « • W Hi P m e n lrt to Heflin to Carry Fight to w ard s. WASHINGTON, Mar. 2«—Tha only $2,025,000,000 and which fig­ F or tho Floor of Sctpto for tho dispute over the cost of the pro-, ure waa accepted by the house, In­ D vttdfl V i posed soldier bonus Involving a dif­ sisted the government would not “Unfair Treatment” Dur­ M onday N if l ference of more than $2,000 aKK),000 have to pay this interest If it in­ ing Investigation of Land m m m . «*hi A ppointed to between estimates by veteran* bu­ vested the appropriation in out­ Aak«d to taka Pari. Frauds In fexaa Valley. standing government bonds, thus reau and treasury actuaries drew Are from all sides Tuesday as the cutting off the Interest which had F. F. Dutton Is no senate finance committee tempor­ to be paid on those aecoritles. •1 sales manager of the 1 w k sH L N G T O l^'M ttr.^ ^-A n w W l ^ ^ O N ^ ^ M a r T ^ M ^ - Commission Appointed for ConRegardless of such a procedure, arily laid aside the revenue bill and Vegetable Corporation, * * t of Clarence C. Mr. McCoy said, the government other display of iflrswolrka was attempted to solve tho estimate* errata to R. B. Chapman, heo -iri-Uw of Albert B. would have to bo paying Interest set off In the hearings Tuesday mystery. _ board of director* of tha With Review of Naval Oil Elector of cuatoqis nt Representative Green, Republi­ on the same amount of outstand­ before the special'senate commit­ who stated Wednesday Reserves. « u i , was proposed can, Iowa, chairman of the house ing securities so long as no treas­ Coa inertial Secretaries of State Dutton had been asked to the senate as an offtee investigating Charges of land Anodalnl f t t u ) ways and means committee which ury surplus existed and there waa hia position following a Will Gather Her# for Anneal i oil Inquiry. A re soa public debt which had to be cut frauds in tha Texas Rio Grando WASHINGTON, Mar. 26.—Ap­ framed the bill, and Senator Walsh of the director* held OH Convention aa Gacota of Sedator pointment of a commission to as­ utlon presented by of Massachusetts, a Democratic down. »Thq prospective surplus, Valley. hleht. . ".• j-v e Chamber of Ceos mere*. ___ . ’file oil -committee prose* certain the best means of con­ member of the finance committee, he argued, would be eliminated by “I hav# been naked to HW r*—$“ ‘ Threats by Senator Heflin, Dem­ vening the nation’s oil supply, issued statements assailing the es­ the proposed tax redaction and if ocrat, Alabama, In the role of The Florida State Commercial position, hot so far I. waai. announced Tuesday by Pres­ timates of Joseph McCoy, treas­ taxes were not revised he predicted committee “prosecutor"' to carry Secretaries Association will hold dona «o and I bare no jns pi red with the former interi­ ident Coolidge. ury actuary. . . there would be no surplus in two to the senate floor hia fight on al­ Ita annual convention In Sanford handing It In nnder or secretary to ’‘mislead and dePointing out a seriea of “funda­ years. The commission will be en­ unfair treatment,’after sev­ May 26-27, according to a deci­ stances, therefore I am |*lve” the oil investigator*, and trusted with review of the situa­ The committee reached no con­ leged Rumor in London says that mental and glaring errors," Mr. eral rows In the committee, were sion made at a meeting of tho al salsa manager of the s tailed upon the house, fcrhlch has tion In each of the naval oil re­ Green declared “the treasury esti­ clusion on the probable cost and held In abeyance by the senator, comimtteo in charee o f the ar­ Vegetable Corporation,” Prime Minister Macdonald soon sole power of initiating im- serves and with ascertaining may be engaged to Lady Margaret mates on the cost of the bonus are the healings of the two govern­ who indicated he would await rangement* held Tuesday after­ statement made by Mr. chment, to take such steps whether ment actuaries will be continued further developments. It would be possible by noon at the Sanford Chamber of wtaen asked about tne mS| Sackville (above). She is young­ wrong as usual." n . may be. appropriate." Senator Walsh said tljc theory Wednesday. Upon completion of The committee adjourned during Commerce rooms. assignment of additional public est daughter of Earl de la Ware. Members of representative of Tha Later it tr*s made known at land, transfers, trades, purchas­ on which Mr. McCoy based hia es­ the hearings Chairman Smoot said the Anal claah between Senator ths committee who were present Herald. • White House that Chase had es or otherwise to-create larger Meanwhile, the board dT timates was “absurd,” and asked the finance committee would pro­ and Chairman Moses, of included Earle Brown, of Deland; ore have placed H. L. Wa bmlttcd hie resignation Imme- or better protected reserves than If It was “another attempt to jug- ceed with consideration of tho re­ Heflin Karl Lehman, of Orlando; Willis New Hampshire, over the admis­ itely after his refusal Mon- a t present. rlo figures on the cost of the ad- venue bill. Powell, of Tavsres; Clarence E. the head of tha g*i There was title Indication Tues­ sion of evidence, to meet again to­ Williams, of Eustis; Kendrick force in Mr. Dutton’s . v to answer any questions be­ listed compensation bill, and to Tha commission will consist of fore the oil committee, bat th at George Otis Smith, director of attempt to mislead congress and day that the Democrats would seek morrow. Guernsey, of OrUindo, and R. W# have put Mr. Magroder. Chief Postal Inspector Rush D. Pearman, of this city. not yet been accepted. the geological survey; Rear Ad­ Federated Growers of New the people of the United Statea?" to have the income rates section • Mid the development miral Hilary P. Jones, U. S. N in aa special assistant to Explaining the means by which reopened for further action in com­ Simmons was on tho stand The convention will be featured ... have no effect on the pro- president of the general board he arrived at his estimates, Mr. mittee, resting on tho action of through Chairman Moses to In- by four luncheons snd four otulIposed Impeachment proceedings. and former commander in chief McCoy told the finance committee the Republicans in placing tha Mel­ nlso was enlivened by charges nesa sessions, it Is announced. w rou«»i ng a session of Committee Appointed by Hrover he had figured the government lon ratos in tha bill. Senator Sim­ exchanged between James R. I The contempt caso o f Harry F. of the U. S. fleet, and D. R. Bush, general theme of the whole rectors on Monday night, wl Reports After Three Weelta’ would hnvo to pay interest on all mons of North Carolina, ranking Page, a Kansas City attorney, The (Sinclair will Mi presented to the of the bureau of imnoroligy of convention be "Getting Folks said to have lasted until tM Democrat on the committee, how­ who le assisting Senator Heflin, to Florida."willPlana Work Elusive Bales Can’t morning, ru money appropriated to pay for the Itlngton grand Jur will be made Tuesday the state of Californin. nnd George Hill, attorney for R. accommodate 200 guests, ever, continued work on a substi­ came current that a Be Found. Insurance policies under the bonus r the plan of the district atinclud­ The president announced aptute schedule which he said the B. Greagor, Republican national ing president* of the various manager had been ty. AtMe Pomsrede Pomerei add Owen bill. a , . intment of the commission in in (nr Tkr Ah m UImI H. P. Brown, veterans’ burenu Democrats would offer for the Mel­ committeeman frost Texas, who Chambers of Commerce, New corporation and that ha mmm * ____ ____ ^tMI oil counsel, * fll e following statement: WASHINGTON, Mnr. 20.—The actuary who figured the cost of tho lon rates when the bill reached the is natried tb* senate resolution York newspaper men and other sumed hia dutlea Tuesday. nampd In t*" * asked to participate. They wil T he purpose for which the committee of statisticians insurance alone would amount to floor. ‘ *lmpt .Heated In tho al as *being When asked for a sta the case for action before the naval oil lands were set aside was special rominent men Interested In this Wednesday In regard to the f appointed by Secretary Hoover to frauds. Jui* expires on li a r . 81. eld of endeavor, said R. W. to provide reserves for the fu­ trail to its lair an alleged dis­ Mr. Hill, by question* directed Pearman, who has charge of the ter, Mr. Chapman said: *' it reached the noose, tho ture. In order to do this in thu crepancy of 570,504 bales of cot­ Dutton eras asked to reMl rthouifh Cnairmart Motts to In­ entertainment of the visitors. to resolution was referred best manner the oil should be, ton in the census bureau’s annual office on Monday night, be spector Simmons, put Into tho iut comment to the judiciary whatever possible, retained in the supply and distribution report, has The local Chamber of Com­ his resignation has not hew . — ..... records that "James R. Page waa merce ties, which meets tomor- ground. Where this is not possi­ failed after three week’s work to will be host to the visiting reived, but a n#w manafffir • a fugitive from justtco in Texas: Committee members indi- ble, however, it should be retain­ locate all of the elusive bales. and their wives and been put in his plare. Mr. 1 that disbarment proceeding* had secretaries [ there would be no undue ed in tankage above ground. This many novel features are being ton waa asked to sever hia Tho committee, composed of B. been taken against him: that lie , but that some time in the oil is an important part of tho W. Kilgore, dean of the North Car­ for their entertainment. tlon with the corporation’ I had solicited peoplo alleged to planned future a course of action national insurance. Among theso will be a boat ride to the director* believe that tt olina Agricultural College, Ral­ hare been defrauded and that he aid be recommended to the DeLnnd, where ope of the four be to th# best Interests of “At tho present rnto of produc­ eigh; L. I. Dublin, prosldent of the Former Leader of Anti-Saloon W’esctrn Petroleum and Sinclair had been Indicted.” Companies Maintain That There luncheons will be served. The re­ soda tion." tion there is estimated to be but American Statistical Association, League Begins 8ervlng Time . ^ ^ . . tested •pro Senator ' Heflin Is An Inadequacy of Gov­ turn trip will be made in auto­ For Third Defree White the senate was debating 20 years of oil supply within the New York; W. S. Rossltcr, former Mr. Chapman said that ha crosa- mobiles. "the against what he called ernment Tanker Tonnage Forgery. limits of the United States. When Walsh resolution, law officers not conttmplato any trouhto president of the latter organization cut saw arrangement between the According to present plans, the *r th# mater, but stated f bf the government began preps- this is exhausted we will be de and W. F. Wilcox .professor of ( U r T ko A n N l a l n t P re ss) chair and Mr. |!!U," and threat U r T ke A u o r la lr d P r tH . four luncheons will be held to should Mr. Dutton r e t o r to /l stions to press a charge of con- pendent upon foreign sources for economics, Cornell University, re­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 26 -P ro ­ ened to carry his fight to tho discuss OSSIN’G, N. Y., Mar. 26.—Wil­ subjects. The first sign and still attempt to f empt against Harry F. Sinclair, our supply. In time of war such ported Tuesday they found. t|w liam test against the application to pe­ senate floor. h r . Moses denied luncheon four H. Anderson, former head of will be devoted to talks his authority, that he * ise of Teapot* Dome, who also supply will certainly bo jeopard­ cotton supply fpr the cotton yaar the state Anti-Saloon League, once troleum products of the preferen­ there pas anf "arrangement/ mada by representatlvsa’ of tho reive no co-operation from, refused to testify before the ised and possibly cut o(T. Unless, cpding July 31, 1923, to have been a powerful tial through export rate clausa of iflg fb Mr. Wffit charges, figure in the political following carriers: Seaboard, A t' of the other official# or committee, challenging the therefore, the navy has conserv­ 13,180,012 bales'net, while the dis­ »f the Empire state, Tuesday tho merchant marine act on tho Mr. Page declared "It is absolute­ Inntlc Coast Line, Florida East of th# association. hority of congress to compel ed in thta country sufficient oil tribution wns 13,530,510 bales, af* life ground that there la qn Inadequacy ly untruo that I was a fugitive Coast, Southern,’ Louisville and became "Number 75,746” in Sing Mr. Dutton declared th a t , attendance of witnesses be­ wherewith to flgnt a war, our ter making deductions for re-im­ Sing of government tanker tonnage was from Justice.” prison. national security Is seriously en­ ported domestic cotton Nashviilo and North Carolina and not wfcnt to make a fore its committees. . bleaehed Convicted of third degree for­ filed with the shipping board Tues­ "I admit I was indicted down St. Louis Railroads and the Clyde did ment, adding t h a t ' he lintcrs exported ns lint, and du­ gery in altering the books of the day by tho Western Petroleum Re­ there,” District Attorney Gordon con­ dangered. he said. "They got out an Steamship Line, Merchants and “The General Board of the plication in reporta of mills and the matter would be fe rre d with special oil- counsel Navy, league, his application for a cer­ finers Corporation and the Sln- injunction against sending' a pe­ Miners and Ocean Steamship that which has made a careful amicably within a faw i . warehouses. The census bureau land Chairman Ladd and Senator study of the problem of national tificate of reasonable doubt denied Con.mlsiloncra Thompson and tition protesting against (and Company. However, ho maintained thaF.' I Walsh and It was indicated an defense, has recoMinendcd a pres­ reporetd tho supply ns 13,030,714 Monday, the former dry crusader clnir Refining Company. sales through the mails. Tho second luncheon will be waa still manager, as he had i bales nnd the distribution as 13,­ surrendered in New York Tuesday Plummer before whom the pro­ fraud I indictment would be asked Wo will show that Mr. Greagor idential commission to give more 010,218 bales. over to discussions by rep­ handed In hia resJxnatic Iweek of a grand jury now sitting careful morning to Sheriff Dooling. Ho tests were heard, said tho briefs himself caused tho Hidalgo Coun­ given study to the fuel ques­ Asked if he had a resentatives of automobile agen­ I In the District of Columbia. The committee hns been able was brought here by train Tues­ presented would be given duo con­ ty Bar Association to start dis­ In view of present condi­ to “The - ... cies. Featuring this luncheon contract with the (conference took place within a tion. mnkc material corrections In day afternoon to begin serving his barment proceedings/ ’ sideration. I have decided to opopint the August figures," tho report Mr. Dutton declared that h* will be an address by Ernest N. I few hours after the formal order tions, commission now. This com­ said, "but n difference of 355,868 term of from ono to two years. The protest of tho refiners asso­ The clash between Chuirmun Smith, general manug«r of the and that he was going to 1of. the senate had been signed by this Anderson wns far front down­ ciation, mission will have the snmo access Moses and Senator Heflin during American Automobile Associa­ to that agreement to ita f composed of 05 companies Acting President Moses and cent to data and information contain­ bales, about three-fifths of tho cast. "I am n prisoner of war in in KansatvOklahoma and Northern (hu afternoon session, which tion, and ono by M. Rockamora, extent. original difference of 579.501 bales, I to the district attorney. the hands of the enemy,” he said ed within the governmental de­ Texas, declared tho "association broke up in a row, arose over the president of tho New York Auto­ “I have an iron-dad Should an indictment be return- partment ns was granted to tho remnins unexplained. It is im­ in a statement handed to the realizes, of course, thnt the policy admissaDllity at that timo of n mobile Club. Other talks will be which calls for a certain . possible to determine just how sheriff. cd there would be put squarely United States coal commission. salary and also calls for t b r | spaper clipping nnd letter, underlying section 28 is not an ismade by representatives of tho "After the damage I havo In­ suo before the board," as congress up to the Federal Courts tho “Thta commission will have as much of this mny be due to the :h alleged that a lawyer was “Greenbook, "Bluebook" and ment of a certain sum of n question of the authority of con­ its mission the general study of underestimate of stocks and car­ flicted on the liquor traffic,” said "was responsible for the lcgisla beaten up by two land agents in Timea-Unlon. for the good will which I ry-over ut tho beginning of the the statement, "I should not be­ tion" which placed upon the board the Rio Grando Valluy within the gress, and Senator Walsh said if this problem, but specifically it and for the clientele whi The third luncheon will be de­ this were sustained, Sinclair will review the situation in each year or to further duplication in grudge the wets and their de facto tho ‘‘responsibility of determining last 10 days. brought with me to this Chairman Moses voted to talks by various nation­ obabiy would be hailed before of the navy’s reserves nhd en­ mill mid wnrchnusc stocks. The allies any satisfaction they can ex­ whether ndequate shipping facili­ held thnt Mr. Pago should pro­ al tion from the former F. F. advertising ogonchm. Repre­ important point is not to bring tract kicking when he is down the e bar of tho senate for con­ deavor to ascertain« whether it ties nre afforded by American ves­ ceed in the regular order with his sentatives of the Borland Adver- Company. Th# directors. Us­ tempt and placed in custody of will be possible by assignment of this discrepancy between the fig­ one they could not whip in a fair sels." evidence and introduce testimony Using Agency, Thomas Advertis­ ing me to resign, hav# mad*') ( the sergeant at arms until he additional public land, transfers, ures of supply and demand into fight." of more recent date later on. ing Company and C. C. Carr effort to compensate me ig a The brief declared, however, Smiled At Prison Walls agreed to answer the questions trades, purchases, or otherwise relief. The committee, therefore, that shipping facilities "can not Senator Heflin held that it should Agency. . ... . way for the utttor and tt M 1 recommends thiit in future state­ When the former dry leader ar­ put to him. to create larger or better protect­ ments of the census burenu no at­ rived here in the custodw of two properly bo considered adequate un be inserted then. The fourth luncheon will be my intention to resign under T "■Tuesday's open session of tho ed reserves than those existing tempt be made to balance tho fig­ deputy sheriffs, he wus whisked less ships open to charter by any On a vote on tho issue, Sena­ iven over to tho exhibition of of- such circumstances,” he " i committee itself was brief and at present. This not only per- ures of supply nnd distribution. awav to the prison in a taxicab. exporter are available upon nny tor Heflin lost by three to two ..ce equipment, showing the value declared. ______ _ ___ Mr. Dutton further said devoid of sensation. M. D. tains to the United States proper, The census bureau should issue he stepped from the cab and reasonable demand.” In this con­ Chairman Moses, by proxy, voted of labor-saving dovicos as an aid might resign under some d f Thatcher,, president of the First | but, in addition, to such oil innds figures which uro tho result of As nection the association submitted to the commercial secretary in his or Senator Edgo, of Now Jersey, saw tho prison walls Anderson stances, but would not do National Bank of Pueblo, Colo as might exist in Aln>kn.” (Continued on page 8) enumerations, avoiding catimutes.’’ smiled grimly. He walked with a figures showing that out of 393 and Otldlo, of Nevnda, ItepUhli while it wns sparent that hb testified to loons of slightly more Amcricnn tankers on July 1, 1923, George, Dissatisfaction with the report firm s‘",n. head erect, lips com* all except 60, which belonged to cans, while Senator bcin gforced to do so without than 8100,000 to Fall’s cnttlo Democrat, of Goorgla, stood by pressed, eyes flashing nngrily. He of thu committee wns expressed redress of any kind. II* fti company by the M. D. Thatcher tho shipping board, wore owned his colleague. ............ .... „ of was led to the warden’s room by Col........................ II. G. Hester, secretary requested that no publicity be Estate Company, and Senator by oil companies and companies "If this committee cannot in­ the New Orleans cotton exchange, i where his picture was taken and en the mater, but when info Walsh commented later that the he was given'a number. Then he transporting such commodities as vestigate, I’m going to nsk the in a telegram to Senator Ransdell, that It wns a common rum ors evidence before the committee molasses. sedate to appoint five members, wns taken to another room where Democrat of Louisiana. Col. Hes­ the street and that somet shows that Fall has received u Of the 60 tankers owned by the tho Alabama senator declared. ter said the south was entitled to u his mustache was clipped and he must bo printed on the aobj total of $32,000, the source of (Continued on page 8) “Hero is tho chairman showing a (Continued on page 8) better explanation of the 365,868 gave out the above statement-' which has not been disclosed. hostile feeling nnd also this post­ John G. Leonardy was tho prin­ bales discrepancy or else that Tho Florida Vegetable Corp< Preparations for holding the office man." Tho reference was political speech making in connec­ tion is barely over six months i cipal speaker nt today's luncheon quantity should be deducted from to John H. Edwards, formerly so­ tion with tho declaration of We­ having been organised last <Jf of the Kiwanis Club at the \aldcz the country’s statistical carry-over licitor for tho postoflice depart­ kiva Park by the Seminole County At that time a largo number < Hotel. Mr. I-oonardy spoke on as of July 31. 1023. ment. Census bureau officials assisted peculiarities of the law. Federation of W’omcn’a Clubs, are growers, including some of ‘ . ( n r T h e A s s o c ia te * P r e s s ) Dr. E. D. Brownlee reported for the commltteo in its investigation complete according to an announce­ leading ones of Seminole Debate on tho Daugherty case tho committee In chargo of hospi­ in every way potsiblo but thoy ment mado Wednesday by Mrs. counties, organised and Railroad Leases Met John occupied the hou»* while tho In­ tal visitation for the month or pointed out Tuesday they had Meeting with tho general com­ G. I-eonardi. who will act ts the services of Mr. Uut An important meeting is to be vestigating commltteo was in re­ March. He also gave nn interest­ nothing to do with the prepara­ held this afternoon at Rollins Col­ mittee this afternoon will bo tho By Strong Opposition cahlrman of that part of tho meet­ sales manager at a salary ' cess. ing and Vance E. Douglass, who to be $12,000 a year in add ing report concerning the commit­ tion of the committee’s report. A lege when leading representatives national secretaries of the church A commission was appointed bv tee working for the under-privi, statement waa issued Tuesday of the Congregational Church, the organization among whom will be (II) T k e A ■ s o c ia l'* l * r m ) has charge of arrangements for to n bonus of $8,000, which "1 President Coolidge to ascertain ledged children and tJ d of two night by Mr. Kilgore, head of the Northern Presbyterian Church and G. W. Nash of Chcago, F. W. to be paid if his services WASHINGTON. Mar. 26—Con­ thu flsh dinner. thtt beat means of conserving tho without parents who have been special committee taking up cer­ the Southern Presbyterian Church Htockwell of New York, J. A. ditions suggested by the Interstate IT. The dinner will b« free and the placed by this committee in pri­ tain points raised by Col. Hester. will meet to discuss the acquisition Clarke of Nashviilo and II. H. the lease of th# Carolina, Clinch- general public is invited to mto In securing tho servicys of nation’s oil supply. “Tho figures in the August 1923 of that institution by those throe Sweets of Louisville. _ _ _ ,, The certificate in tho senate’s vate Mimes. Commerce Commission to govern present at the entire meeting in Dutton, the new association R. F. Maguire, F. E. Gocl.rey, census cotton report referred to denominations and to discuss plans (Continued on page 8 )' contempt procedure against Har­ Tho following men representing field nnd Ohio and subiidiariea to eluding the dedication ceremonies Col. Hester.” Mr. Kilgore said, to raise more money to serve as ad­ tho three churches will be present the Loulavllls, Nashville and At­ which will take place at 10 o'clock. ry F. Sinclair waa forwarded to George Leone, Geo. W. Phill.DS, by J. D. Barritt. John G. Lconarly “were 579,000 bales entered in the dition to the endownment fund. .‘lie district attorney . lantic Coast Line met strong on- The principal address of the morn­ this afternoon: part of the repor containing the will be made by Mrs. W. F. and Dr. M. B. Kelly were visitors Rev. E. D. Brownlee of this city The senate finance committee E. D. Brownlee, Sanford, gener­ position by the latter companies in ing Items of supply for cotton undor is general chairman of the church Blackman, state president of the their briefs. The briefs call the laid aalde the revenue bill tempo­ Federation. Mrs. W. E. Ezzell, present today were the head “to Dalunco distribution.” organization which proposes to ac­ al chairman. conditions unreasonable. The com­ rarily to study estimates of costs E. K^wanians From the Congregational Church D. Brownlee, H. OverUn, II. C. These figures were reduced by the quire Rollins College. In speaking alto has briefs from Char­ the state chairman of the Parks of the soldier bonus bill. CIVIC CLUBS Long, B. D. Caswell. Schelle committee to 355,000 bales with of the matter this morning before —Dr. Lewia H. Keller of Atlanta, mission lotte, N. civic organizations Committee, will also be present The Austrian and Hungarian Malnes, L. C. Bebout, J. H. Jack­ the statement that they might con­ Sanford has a R otary.t chairman; Dr. C. A. Vincent, Win­ and John G„ and will make an address. In going to Winter Park. Dr. Brown­ H. Williams receiver for charge of this part of the enter­ and a Kiwanla governments approved in princi- son, E. C. Smith, J r , J. G. Sha­ tain further duplications or be ter Park and Dr. L. B. Pound of Club. Tho the Georgia and Florida Railway, tainment will be Mrs. Harry He«- tury Club was organised pie a proposal for creation of a ron, E. J. Moughton. S. S. Baumel, subject to other corrections which lee stated that in all ’probability New Smyrna. Uv I the plans will go through and thnt protesting tha lease. mixed commission to settle war John Jlnklns, G. E. McKay, For­ the committee had not found in ren, chairman of the local Park 1921, with H. R. Steven* rFrom the Northern Presbyter­ the foundation will be laid to start claims. first president. D. L. Thr Committee. . McCaslIn. W. D. the time it had had for the inves­ the campaign for funds in behalf ian Church-Dr. W. H. Dresch, Tho house irrigation committee rest Lake, E.H.F.H.lane,, At 12 o’clock the fish dinner will served as the next president • J. N. Tolar, tigation. These 365,000 bales fig­ of the school next fall. chairman, Winter Park, Rev. L. II. Unearth Big Liquor decided to ask Governor Hunt, Gardiner, served. The lunch will include was followed by Georg* j W. T. Langley, R. *W. Deane. A. ures were transferred to the dis­ Bicknell. Winter Haven, Rev. J. of Arizona, to testify regarding Raffeld, W. J. Thigpen. A. C. Fort, tribution Plot In Cleveland be on part of tho .m o m e n t' At pcwMi J A. Callan, St. Cloud, Rev. W. O. fish, bread, coffee, salads and Knight who In turn la to bo i . charges that Secretary work was R. H. Berg, L. B. Steele. T. L. Du­ under tho Lending of « . c . of cake. Following the serving of ceeuJed by R. J. Holly. I t haa’j of directors. The land together Garret, Miami, and |Rev, G. E. favoring Colorado in the Boulaer mas, and A. P. Connelly. ( I I) T k e A a a e rla trU l* r c u ) ported distribution over reported with dinner, the crowd will gather to membership of 32 at the White, Gainesville. the buildings and equipment canyon dam matter. supply. CLEVELAND, Mar. 20—Un­ hear the candidates for the sev­ ent time. 'It particular! From the Southern Presbyterian is valued at approximately $750,­ Secretary Mellon denied nav“The committee further reported rcout vworkD. Brownlee, Sanford, earthing what la belloved to be a eral county offices. The political sore boy seout Ing influenced the internal reve­ Transfer P assen gers as the result of its investigation 000 said Dr. Brownlee while it has Church—E. huge rum running plot was reveal­ rally is scheduled to begin at 2 wants Club was formed In nue bureau in tax matters and Of President Monroe that it considered the statistics re­ an endownment fund of approxi- chairman; Rev. L. E. McNair and ed today when federal officer# ar­ o'clock and each speakur will be cember, 1921, with A. P. U Mr. C.. T. Paxon. Jacksonville, invited the senate investigating porting the supply of cotton more matoly $600,000. The money re- Rev. W. J. Garrison. St. Peters­ rested Mrs. Minnie Sack, age 30, given five minutes to present bis nelly as president. Judge J .. ceived from this fund has never * committee to examine the ac­ reliable than those for distribu­ Sharon waa the second pm burg. Mr. C. A. Weiss, Pensacola, of Toronto. Warrants were is­ platform. m y T k e As»«et*te*l l’f f » l count* of all companies in which tion because of the methods used been sufficient to run the college Dr. W. E. Mcilwainc, DeFunlak sued charging two men coropan Mrs. John G. Leonard! will be dent and T. L. Dumas not NEW YORK. Mar. 26—Dollar as it should bo and it is generally he ia personally interested. in collecting the two sets of fig­ ions with conspiracy to smuggle chairman of this part of the pro­ cupies that position. The The Western Petroleum Refin­ Line officials announce that tha to ures, thus placing somewhat more believed, said Dr. Brownlee, that if Springs, Prof. A. N. Gordon, Ar­ wholesale quantities of Canadian gram. A full attendance of the ent membership ia 39. • 1 passengers on the President Mon­ cher, Judge T. F. West, Tallahas­ ers Corporation -nd the Sinclair weight on the reliability of the it was made u denominational to Cleveland. She denied all candidates Is expected to be pres­ club particularly sponsor* 1 Refining Company protested to roe aground between Key West. statistics for supply. The commit­ school and a larger endownment see. Dr. If. A. Lovt, Qulocey, Rov. liquor Fcrnaul-Laufhton Hospital « of the plot but was held ent as this will t><5 the flret t the shipping board against ap­ Miami, are being transferred In tee fully realizes that the distribu­ fund provided, that it would soon S. M. Elngle. Lake City, Dr. C. H- knowledge general educational work i sion that they will have the op­ in $5000 ball. Officers are hot on tugs for Miami from where they Ferran, DeLand, Mossrs. rl. P. plication of petroleum products tion cannot exceed the supply take it* place aa one of tho lead­ children of school age. portunity of speaking publicly dur of the preferential through ex­ will go to Haitona and board the when two seta of flures are en­ ing educational institutions in this Yowell. Orlando, and H. C. Du- the trail of the man believed to be Ing this cnmpalgu. the ringleader. President Harrison to continue lloso of Sanford. port rat* clause of the merchant part of the country. tirely accurate.' tobr around the world. • marine- act. — - •« i . 1 * r ^ u a rry 8| a . a As . E NAMES ON T O SAVE OILSUPPLV SECRETARIES O F FLORIDA TO MEET HERE HAY 26-27 n fij& ra d s r& i EXPERTS C A N ’T FIN D BALES O F L O ST C O T T O N J K S ANDERSON NOW O I L COMPANIES NUMBER 7 5 ,7 4 5 MAKE PROTEST IN S I N G S I N G TO SH IP BOARD K K Si John G. Leonardy Principal Speaker At Kiwanis M eeting W ashington News Plans Are Complete For Political Meet At Wekiva Friday Three Religious Denom inations May Assume Control of Rollins College SANFORD FACI �I ry >1, •SiiJuv' win •w / f**' ;. Ly hi MONDAY, MARCH 24,' 1924. > f m j ■; AT THE MILANE. One of tKe most spcctaculnr vore.i unscenes ever screened will be in “The M;<V>ight Ala-m” at the Ml lone Tiieatre Tuesday. A . complete four-story office btrildirtg Is burned down to giro spectators thrills in the film. , /the Arc sequence .is nn Integ­ ral part of “The Midnight Alatjh, which revdlvcs about the disappearance of a giU nt child* hood and the attempt of her fa­ ' ther’s business partner to keep r •from gaining her wealth. Alice Calhoun plage the role of Sparkle, a wa:.\ who really is Susan Thornton, missing heiress. Marmot appears an a lire in and resefies her from the Ut building m which she is Imprisoned in a vault. . Cullen Landis is n pleasing crook in tho Aim. lie helps .Spkrklc regain proof of her idenJoseph kilgour plays tho !S villain. He is Silas Carringford, . of the most heartless and conning types ever cha-actcrlied on tho screen. Monday—The regular meeting of l. O. 0 . F. will be held at 8 p. m. a t the Masonic hill. Tuesday—Week’) Ittncheon of Rotary Club a : Valdez Hotel at 12:15 p. m. Tuesdny—-Reguar meeting of the Masonic Royal Arch. Chap, a! the Masonic Hall at 8 p. m. Wednesday—Weekly luncheon of Kiwnnis Club a t 't h e Valdez Hotel a t 12:15 p. m. . Wednesday—Regular meeting of . Elks' Cfi* * -house, 8 u. lub at club m. Wednesday—Regular meeting of the Osceola Encampment No. k 0. O. F. at the Masonic hall at 8 p. m. Thursday—Weekly luncheon of the Association of Business Women at the Valdez Hotel nt 12:15 p. ni. Friday—Weekly fbneheon of the Chamber of Commerce at the Valdez Hotel at 12:15 p. m. FORMER WINTER VISITOR DEAD. Friday—Regular meeting of RaNews of the death, on Feb. 25, bekahs at the Masonic Hnll nt r. H. E. Glover, has been re­ 8 p. m. hero from his brother, W. Glover of 37 Chester Terrace, fents Park, London, England, 1tr a letter to M. F. Robinson. • J lr. Glover spent a number of .Vintefs In Sanford and a t one (Continued from poge 1) time owned a farm, on Celery Ave­ its yellow book. nue. His many friends here will Tho French government consid­ learn of h is ’death with much reers, although no official announce­ gwt. ment has been made to this effect, jit(FS Grace Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. that while thc expert committees dorc Aulin, of Oviedo, and were engnged in finding n solution G. M. Macy were guests of and Mrs. J. T. Jacobs, Tuci- for thc reparation problem it was f if e Miss Grace Jacobs left Wrr- nn opportune time to begin nego­ ■esday morning for her home in tiations on thc question of France’s New Yoik. security .Which always has been regarded here ns one of the funda­ mental bases to n general agree­ ment. An exchango of views regarding * (Continued from page 1) security hns been in progress be­ H ffoarts appeared Sunday night tween Paris and London for some to bo the probable result. Word weeks through diplomatic chan-< fro b Ohio today that Mr. ncls. The matter received fresh Daugherty would refuse the com­ impetus after the second letter of mittee unlimited access to the Premier MacDonald to Premier bind records brought from Sen­ Poincare, and since then security, a to r Wheeler, Democrat, Mon­ rather thnn reparations, hns form­ tana, prosecutor of the Inquiry, thc bulk of the usual commu­ the statement that the committee ed nications between the chancellor­ would “go to the limit" in enforc­ ies. , ing its demands. Early last week expression of Inspection of all customers’ ac­ was sent from Paris that counts is the demnnd upon which desire F. r v the committee and the bank bend the security problem be discussed before the report of the expert arc divides!. The attorney goncr- Conimitteos were submitted. A re­ ifPs counsel is insisting that only ply from London that thc French the accounts of customers which government’s suggestions would are relevant to the investigation receive sympathetic consideration should be subject ;o committee brought about thc arrangement of inspection. Senntor Wheeler tho interview between Count do St. “*'"vatens to require submission of Aulairc and Premier Poincare. ,i.original books here if. Mr. lugherty refuses an unhnuteU WINTER VISITOR DEAD. Inquiry by a committee representST. AUGUSTINE. Mar. 24.— atlve in Ohio. Colonel II. niemnn Duval, native The bank book and other nf- of Baltimore, but for a long .tiine 'l a i n of the Daugherty committee a winter resident of St Augus­ a n .bringing it parullol in several tine, Is dend here, at the age of ways to the oil committee’s in­ 81. He was a veteran of the quiry. The oil committee also Civjl War, having served in the has a contempt proceeding in Army of Northern Virginia, C. abeyance over t(ie refusal of S. A. Later he entered the ser­ Harry F. Sinclair to give further vice of thcJ Baltimore and Ohio testimony. Senator \Vheeler said railway, then thc Erie. From Sunday thnt M. S. Daugherty 1884 to 188P, he was receiver for would be cited for contempt be­ the Floridu Railway and Naviga­ fore the senate if he should io- tion Company, ami from 1881) to ,mqin obdurate regarding *h|j 1800 was president of tho Flor­ bknk's examination. Mr. Dnugh- ida Central and Peninsular Rail­ erty is due here tomorrow to an­ road Company. He was direct­ swer the new subpoena issued. or in several . large industrial Another Parallel. concerns. Another parallel between the Daugherty and oil commit­ WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. tees which developed Sunday was 24.—George li. I’urifoy, engaged the -journeys to ilnvnna, nut of in the navigation of bont-t of committee jurisdiction of wit­ various types since his early nesses desired by both commit­ manhood, and holder of a certi­ tees. At lenst one wltnc.i* whose ficate as master of vessels of any testimony is sought by the oil tonnage, is dend here. tie was committee is said to be in Culm born nt Apalachicola April 23, And Sunday Senator Wheeler said 1873. He is survive.! by bis W. T. Underwood desired by the widow, who lives ut Rhiera, and Daugherty committee is 'reported two sisters, Mrs. Dale Mathers to be in llnvanu. A subpoena for and Mrs. W. II. Hullum, both of Underwood sent to Palm Beach, Puntn Gordn. Fla.. was returned unserved. Un­ derwood has been named by wit­ nesses ns having received thous­ ands of dollars in both the light Aim and whiskey “deals.” 8 » » CHAUTAUQUA DAUGHERTY WASHINGTON. Mar. 21.—Cur­ tis D. WUbur. California, new sec­ retary of tin- navy, arrived Mon­ day ami conferred with the pri-si- i£ (lent. He then installed himself at ■ hU desk. He said he was open-j! minded on navy policies and favor- 1I" N ed "good sized" naval estimate. J to whom #ouId be forced to oc. dM<«round all, may bf the safest., tQ-l f THEATRE .T o d a y . Softens the W ater —, Whitens the Clothes —Lightens the Labor __ rr<^ IN White Diarrhea Remedy G u a ra n te e d a n d . For Sola by Allen Seed Co. M bs Mabel Saint. Sanford Feed & Supply Co. “ Denier* Throughout the Countv. , Automobile Repairing OPEN D A Y A N D NIGHT Also Comedy nnd Fox.Nows Prices 10 nnd 25 cents . Tuesday: Tho Midnight Alarm. Wednesdny and Thursday "Ono Excitnig Night." ' A LITTLE Red Seal Lye x Y d issolved in th c water before the clothe* are put In relieves you of thc necessity for rubbing and scrubbing. Thc Red Seal Lye loosens the dirt, and hard rubbing of thc wash clothes is a thing of the past. Start this week ru wash clothes the easy way. B cS u rcan d B u y only the genuine Red Seal Lye Write for FREE booklet, P. C.Tomson Co. rsiiUi'tiyhis, p«. LADIES’ REST ROOM ACCESSORIES, • On the Joe Sauser Corner. Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED BY O. C. 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SAFETY PLUS • • • Sweet nnd immaculate bathrooms may ho made o, and kept that way without everlasting scrubbing, if l t d Seal I.yo is used as a cleanser. • 4 4 •\ * I Coral Gables First Mortgage 8 percent Bpnds Interest Payable Sem i-Annually at the Office o f Miami Bank & Trust Co., Miami, Florida, Trustee Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company ft SI %• Si WHICH WE HEDEUMADLK THROUGH SIN K IN G F U N D AT 102 AND ACCRUED IN T E R E ST • ON ANY IN T E R E S T DATE Denominations: $100, $500, and $1,000. Available Maturities: One to ten years. Security: First (Closed) Mortgage on Properties selling from It ■' OUR SURE AND STEADY GROWTH IS DUE LARGE­ LY TO THAT SPIRIT OF SERVICE AND CO-OPERA­ TION THAT IS REFLECTED IN ALL OUR DEAL­ INGS WITH OUR POLICY HOLDERS, AT ALL TIMES BUILD THOSE COMMUNITIES IN OPERATE. rj All Next Week : ■ ■ ■ PRA TT FO O D CO. Gas 25c "W H E N T H E CLOUDS ROLL BY” Insurance in force $215,000,000.00 VIZ4 Walnut St.. Philadelphia. PM l Carolina-Florida Service Station... Doughs Fairbanks A ssets Over $23,000,000.00 arrhea in cost to the farming establish H Greensboro, North Carolina ■av» yo u r little chick* from W h i t e Diarrhea. Don't let thla terrible dlacaae w eaken a nd kill th e m . Keep i> • a t of y o u r Hock. T hla d lte a a r will • a u a e - n n - t r o u b l e If y o u - p u t P r a t t . W h H e D i a rrh e a Remedy Inthechlcka* drinking w a t e r from t h e m oment of l a t c h i n g until t h e y a re a bout Iti d a r o old. By t h a t tim e th e chick* - l l l b r huOky e nough to reel*! th i-ouble a a r t e « i f ' ' r P r a t t* la e e >— lo u . . . i^Cheap, affective. You c an depen J r li '| Prison Farm To M anufacture AO M aterial fo r Shoes THIS W EEK IN SANFORD E . AT* , f *!* Photo alio^ Harry F. Sinclair,_ WKaT p a l m the oil magnate, as lie played in a million dollar m ® band a t Independence, Ka*^ leng construction Continued from oaga consiructlon of* 2 w S X arrived In the affalra of the 0 . years , ___ ego. It le. . the . . only phdto of * °* new seaboard O. P. and the Democrats. For h . ltB kInd jn ,* « « « * . NE rRer. said in part: . thla point to WikHrood. d new party would result In a po­ "Failuro to worship is a perver­ * WASHINGTON Lost,: ' One litical realignment which might sion of a man’s soul. A pipe or­ TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Mar. 24. fat'tfl'BIoe. What has come of it mean quick death .to ono of the gan was made for music, its use —Preparations are being mhde a t And what does tt« *disappearance existing majoe parties. The-, lino of clcavago naturally for kindling wood would be such u the state prison farm at Raiford, mean? Somewhere in the shuffle of tho would fall between pirgreselvism persVerslon. The hammer was according to infornmtion obtain­ 4 "Farm and conservatism. labt few; month*, - the made to drive nails* with, not to “knock your town with." The •Aibl* ed here, to tan and prepare not Bloc," which was such a great The Republicans, with ■Coolldge was not. made for a depository of only the tippkr leather bat thfct worry to the regulars in the pre- ns their candidate, nlay already for soles also to be used in the .Ceding Congress, has disapeared, be listed as accepting the Conser­ family portrait*. . ."Failure to worship makes a man manufacture of shoes at that pne never hears it mentioned vative role. .. ’1 out Washington tli«*e days, .The Dcmocrits , hnm>er:J in only p a rt man. The difference be­ institution. A small plant *as been in op­ t the men wno composed it are progressive tendencies by a contween you and a monkey is mark­ ed in varying degrees. You j)Os- eration nt the farm , for several i Kttrvattve South, ai <lw K ?flh tb* ‘n n lw -rt aorvattve aoutn, wholly,nt wnony,nr sea as sess two powers which he does not, years, where all shoes used at. Senate. What • the they shall nominate for 'For An C lasses o f Work __ capacity to *nd so,ne °f thoM deed L,/The answer is that the bloc has president, wV reason and * worship tho forced t ;ner state awue insu-lout-grown Us homespun nomespun rural m rsi cupy -middle <1 Use of the first only lenvee ,°f ‘ho other instl- {oqt-groWn its God. ** Which, after N o Fantastic Stuff. con-|g*rb and has *been fitted to a neur: you only half man. ,tut ons that are uunder - 1- *the *■------—• rd of Commis-’iauit of clothes. It dotan’t itless “Worship broadens a man’s life I1™! of thc, i farm interests exclusively vely any In the meantime, the constant hr contort with tho infinite on,I | $ X * p,0. „ . “ d:on d .Institutions. tho StoteJ h”wn ' H has increased .......... ... its nc- drum-firv .o f 1 Eternal. itlon- dis"Worship .gives character and 1Hospital at Chattahoochee, the. qppintanceship, extended its ’ hor- Closures Is all to the 'good To.* the " ^ ’ ’A n to things other than purely i« nn inn™Boy*’ Industrial School a t Mari f, _ . .. . . Progressive BWe. If, *later, as it depth to a life. It agricultural. And it has grown is whispered -may idevelop, game of chnnec but a great unde" at nnnn’ the Gir,‘’ IndusIrinI Scho° 1 , . the Ocnln, and the Raiford Farm. in the process. taking. barrage drops on Democrats a* They arc controlled by the board If you seek thc “Fapn Bloc" to ­ “Worship purifies. There is groat which consists of all thc cabjnet dl as Republicans, thc intrepid day, you must look for it in that w restraining power in the conscious officers progressives will only increase and of which the governor larger, bettor rounded, more their cry for "n new deal.” Tho communion of your soul with thq is the chairman. Bloc.” bloodier tho hekds of both old Ever Present Christ. A Working without machinery pf promising “Progressive Tho “Progressive Bloc” is thc parties, the mofe attm etive will “ Yea and No Man" PROTECT YOUB PEPPER CROP w it h kind, the Raiford shocmaK- “Farm Bloc" plus. Dr. W. J. Carpenter, of the'4 any bo thc frdah, stalling visug-j of a ers have been for quite a while Mcthbriist Church, nt the hnorring turning out a good serviceable new party with youthful enthusi­ The growth of thc Fhrm Bloc asm Lnd nigh ideal j. hour, spoke on thc "Yes" and i shoe, it is said. Ail of the upper HAIL INSURANCE "No” man, basing his remarks on ienther for theso shoes has oeen into thc Progressive Bloc is being The leaders of thc Bloc feel second Corinlthinns 1:17, 18, as tanned at the farm, ahd it has studied with interest nnd even they are in no danger. At present by both old party leaders, rendered by the Twentieth Century been necessary to buy only »hq alarm fighting tho fight of no The Farm Bloc, when it flr„it they .are Thoy Hail Insurance is moderate N. T. are only Bloc sole leather, tacks nnd thc few appeared in Washington, was a “It seems Paul hnd promised to tools necessary for the trrning crude, unsophisticated . * • and a real business proposition country visit the Corinthinn church thc nut of a hand-made product. • bumpkin. ut not “Bloclc Heads." second time but did not do ao. The farmer Who wishes to take his As tho Progressive Bloc, it har Corinthians accused hfon of being ATLANTA. Mar. 21.—First reached that period where some fickle minded, in this regard. In shipment of nn unexpected total of signs of its ambitions and future I out o f the speculative class and defending himself Paul said: ‘As 40,000 crates for the 1024 nspara- strength are discernible. it is •« , n i ____- • A , it oh a safe and sound basis. this was j . j my t -.u-plan, when, when, ..... ’ iI gus crop left the Fort Valley sec- exhibiting surprising ability at I 0 C6 L>tl6 V rO I6 t r l T S t — n.trn *>■> 7 ti*on according to United tSntcs De­ eluding, the pitfall.-, ant] trap’s fat j purpose? Or do you think my Iwirtmont 0f Agriculture. South to entangle it nnd also indicates plans arc formed on mere im- Carolina expects a crop of a 150 that it knows where it wants to Ask us about the new ulscs, so that in tho same breath carloads. go and how to get there. It isn't say “yes" and " jjo ." As God is asking guidance front the old way to pay for the true, tho message we brought you leaders nnd declines to bo does^not waver between "Ye#" and clared it. It needed no explana­ uarty led astray. ^ ' ' ’ • ROOMS 501-2 tions but nepded saints to live it. The next drop in this evolution, Chevrolet—San Juan “ Paul was not a mnn who would It was a "yes” gospel. Lanrvflt Insurance Agency In Sanford. thc political biologists foresee, say ‘yes' to one man and ‘no’ to "Our city needs alTimrntivc will be maturing of thlr stripling Garage. g another. He had convictions as Christians—men anti women who Progressive Bloc into a fullF i r s t NnCfoua) B an k B k lf f .----------------- -— . Phone »5 deep ns the profundity of hi* per­ are "yes" Christians. The grown party. sonality. He beloved in a great church should never he under the ’ Thht will mean thnt n crisis Hns I deni, in a great Cause, and In a necessity of making apologien for Great Person. In every city whore its members, but should point with he preached the gospel he was a pride to their untainted character. “yes” man. Thc need is for men ns true in New “The gospel he preached was not York ns in Sanford. Those n \ a negation. He believed it to be a clean in St. Louis ns nt home. Men great affirmation. A gospel of as­ ns upright when with the “boys" sault, and not of defense. A chal­ ns when in the bosom of their fam­ lenge, nnd not a retraction. Ho ilies. May God give us more did not apologize for it, hut de­ 'yes' men in our churches." . four to seven times the amount of mortgage. In addition, the bonds are a direct obligation of George E. Merrick, owner of the properties. Sinking Fund: Provides for retirement of bonds through de­ posit of.funds with Trustee as properties are sold. Al­ ready $460,000 redeemed during past two years, or over 18% of total amount of bonds outstanding. Price: $100 and Accrued Interest. Yield: 8 percent to maturity, and from 8.44 to 12>percent if call­ ed on earlier dates through Sinking Fund. • We recommend these Bonds for Investment. * �Worthr i r t r r aft [Houth. | |* Q u n r ^\Uinl*‘V 'L'j’/I Golden Self-blanching in the rough, 6s, 8s nnd lOn $1.50-35, mostly $1.75-35. 3s nnd 4s $4.25$4.50. Correction, 3s and 4s In yesterday’s report should have read $4.26-$1.50. x d e e d lit l*sin' lu n rc tirtn n re w i t h St. Louis, 43 degrees, raining. tn law . Hald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * (lie St. Louis, 43 degrees, raining f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y n l t u In Hi uni n o lo I ’n n n t y , F l o r i d a , No carlot arrivals. 5 cars on alert lt: ' i J n t . Iti Ileg. N\V, Cur. track unbroken. Suplics moder­ tofn - wtUV M o f N B t 4 . Her. 2. T w p . 21 ate, prices nnd conditions un­ ».. II. 2S K.». r u n ML fir.S.fi ft.. B. *1«2 rt., .v. fiis.s r t „ w . « e : ft., : i , . n s n . changed from Monday. 11. r l g h t - o f - w n y ) — * a r r r s . T h e ealil Boston, 36 degrees, cloudy. 2 la n d t i r i n g arnesiMeil a t t h e d a t e o f Fin. arrived. 2 curs on track. t h e Is s u .tn c n o f s u r h r r r t l f l c a t o In t h r mini ; o l A. Jl. H u n t . l.'nle^M Suplics .limited, tiamnnd good for salt! c r r t f f l e j i t e rtlniII lie r e c le e m id good stock, market firm. Florida n r r o r d l n g tif l a w t a x d e e d w ill I*„ iih 10-inch crates Golden Self­ t h e r r o n oit t h e l a t h tiny o f A p r il , blanching in the rough, medium A.W1»i.t n19*1. e s s oij- offU 'Inl s l g n n t l i r u a n d ' sizo best, mostly $4.50, few fnn- s e a l t h i s thi» Tth d a y o f M a r c h , A. D. 19H. cy higher, other sizes mostly $t- ( B E A M ' E . A. nOUCI,ARM. 1$4.25. a 'le r k C ircu it C o u rt p f a r r is o n Is Chosen ST. PETERSBURG ^ P rin c ip a l Speaker PR EPA R IN G FOR At M em phis M eet LEGIONMEETING -— N o tice o f A p p D e n t I o n f u r T n x D eed r u d e r S eetliiu .17a of t h e G e n e r n l S lo liilen o r I h e S t a l e o f F lu r lt ln . N o tice Is hereji.v g i v e n t h a t O v e r . L o o k in g ” — 'M any have muue it pos­ sib le to acquire n home of ^their own—tho realization r^ s a n id e jil. r* T.io Horald Want Ads [ have a deal to do with bringing about home own] v ership, tn f they point to op* imrtunitles in buying, Bell“"TUg;-exchanging. Fee - ' what the. Herald —Ayopts have to offer in aid­ ing you in having your dreams for a home come true. keeping in touch with . the Herald Wants means (Mapping in touch with realt £ 4>pport\iniUe*. Just turn to the Ilcratd Want Ana now and ace how mpny such offers aro listed tim e and, perhaps, the v«>|r on* you, are looking fur, will catch your eye. s t r e e t I n v r s t i n r n t ‘C o m p a n y , p u r ­ c h a s e r o f T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. S2S, d a t e d t h e 1st d a y of J u n e . A. D. lias died s a id c e r t i f i c a t e lu m y o ffic e , n n d h a s m a d e a p p l l e n t l o n f o r t a x d e e d t o Is sue la accardanco w i t h la w . Maid c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l lo w in g d escrilied p ro p erty s i t u a t e d In S e m in o le C o u n ty . F l o r ­ ida. t o . w l t : *•_, i n t e r e s t In Hog. N\V. c . .r . of a\V>l o f N B U . Sec. 2. T w p . 21 M. It. 29 K„ r u n H. r<5C.6 ft. K. ties ft.. N. iifi.H fl. W. ««2 ft ( L e e s It. It. l l l g h t of w a y ) . I A cres. T h e said land b rin g assessed a t th e d a l e o f t h e Is s u a n c e o f su c h c e r t i ­ o r a t e In t h e n n m e of I.l ix l r F. H u n t . U n le s s s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e s h a l l lip r e ­ d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to la w t a x d e e d w ill ts sn o t h e r e o n on t h e 21st d a y o f M a t c h , A. I>. 1921. W i t n e s s my o ff ic ia l s i g n a t u r e a n d s e a l t h i s t h e l l t h d a y of F e b r u a r y , d o iig l a h s , c ir c u it C ourt C o u n ty , F lo r id a . [. W eeks, D .C. She Started Sax On R oad To x 'Fame and N ow it Haunts Her ST. PETERSBURG. Mnr. 20.— f j - RICHMOND, Va., Mar. 20.— With prominent personages cx- 1 Snator P at Harrison, of Mlaslssip- rected from many parts of Ur 1 be the principal speaker at United States and vclcrang a t­ tending from every city in Flor Ida, tha sixth annual state con­ fJj , v v iltn ist.w M.(UIOII9, III vention of the American Legion, . ;/'Teniu, ton-June 3, according to the to bo held here 26-28, it is believ­ ’ ■? PtdffV’ani ninde public here Wed* ed, wili be the grentest in the nesday by Colonel W. McDonald history of the state organization. Lae, commander-in-chief of the Governor Cary A. Hardee, organization. Thurman Mann, vicc-commandcr "Stonewall Jackson" will be the of the National American Le­ venator’s subject. gion; M. Bry*bn> director of the -jT he convention will be held dur- Veterans Bureau of the southern m rT h c annual reunion of the district; Lemuel Holies, former ft United Confederate Veterans nnd national adjutant of the Ameri­ will last through June 6. After can Legion, and II number of oth­ ' the opening night, the Sons of er notables will he on the pro­ ■». Canfndrrntn Veterans will have no gram. Vice Commander Mann will of­ A u d program, but will devote LfthaiSelves to making the reunion ficiate at the dedication uf the OX tko war veteran a success, oc* new junior higlt school Imilding on March 27. This ceremony will -to Colonel lee. bj. * band will open the follow the Festival of States pa­ ».-The : convention then rade. The Festival of States will k'JrU l called to order by J. L. take place March 26-28, forming ' nighfsvv, commander of the N. H. pnrt of the big entertainment M V orrfil Camp No. 214, Memphis. program planned for ylsitors this Aa Owen, Lathrop, Mo., week. Department headquarters for / . Ihaplaki-iu-chief, then will dothe *converttlon will open a t 10 Commander Highsaw o'clock a. m. tomorrow nt th<) v ,yu» turn 'over the convention to Detroit Hotel, nnd at 2 o’clock Board, commander of the Wednesday afternoon delegates Tennessee division, who will pro- will ru|iort to the credentials . aent Colonel Leo, The commnmlcr- committee nO convention head­ in-chief will assume the chair and quarters. The convention proper will get . ’ present all the speakers nnd offi' rials. Following the address of down to business at 9:50 a. m. ' welcome from n representative of Thursday with a meeting of the the city of Memphis, Luciusc L. executive committee, the tirst ,t Moss, commander of the Army of matter of husinens on the pro­ v Taanessce, will respond. Dr. W. gram. Half nn hour later the op­ C.x/ialiowjiY, commnuder of the ening meeting will be tailed 11 : Army a t Northern Virginia, then order a t the city ha)!. The first Ip rilla iM e n t the official indies, and session will be devoted to ad­ 9 Jam(*s 8. Davenport, commander dress of welcome, response liv l of the Army of Trans-Mississippi, the department commander, Will respond for them. Next will rending of the cull of the con­ committee follow Senator Harrison’s address. vention, credentials report, roil cull of posts, ap­ tiiats pointment of committee:), a WHAT J” thel A memorial to Woodrow WHso i, name op that SAXOPHONE and other routine matters includ­ in s t r u m e n t ing report of the rules commit­ RAE IS PLAYIN' tee, after which adjournment will he taken until 2 p. in. Tile afternoon sejsion's lir^t hour will he given over to reports of the national executive commitCity Tax Iluoks will close April leeman, department historian and than adjournment for the Grand 1, 1924 after which all tuxes re­ Festival of States parade, school maining unpaid will he collected dedication, sightseeing trips, car­ in by levy and suie uf the property nival shows, band concert. the evening the delegates will ho R ae Sam uels as C hild in Upon which tuxes are assessed. entertained with boxing bouts ALFRED FOSTER, P ig-tails F ir s t P lay ed Tax Collector. In stru m e n t Because By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. I t W as “F u n n y - REALIZING AN IDEAL -"v t'h w r BY STEVE HANNAGAN N EA Servlet* Staff W riter „ ; NEW YG r-K, March 22-!~<Tbomns Kane, 30, a nlgftt watchman, anil the fa th e r pf three huaky children is . the world's g rea test blood merehsint. ’ • \ Physicians, hnvu tappc^lhis vein$ (or 39 piHtk of fich,' healthy blood, to save the. lives of others in 59' transfuslbl^J during the p a s t tea years! . ‘ : Eating 18 ito 20 raw onions dach day, together with otbiir vegetables kcirpa th e Kane blood reservoir filled. T ie eats Very little m eat. i1! ' ' • Only one o f the 59 people to wjiom Kano has given his blood has diec’l. All the others regained their strength and S r r i l n l e C o u n ty , F lo rid a . IJy A . M. W e e k s . U. C. ( B y T h r A ia a rla trd P resn) "KlpWitVff V-'oTnrn ^•'fULiv!«itvM» .»»?w nmmrir Mr.1 m rneh 'Champion Blood Merchant!' Eats Eighteen O nions a D a y T o R eplenish Blood He Gave T o Save L iv e s O f O th ers 80* ( S a n f o r d S e c tio n , 6 6 ) , ■hipmanta to dnto this New celery (Florida), old celery, 18,689. pint Point Information, ltd. Fin., Monday, clear I’ Warm. Good wire Inquiry, mandr exceed* suplies avaimfor early shipment, market enger for smaller Rises! edy for large sites. Carloads e. b. usual terms. Florida 10b crates ’Golden Self-blanch| In the r[igffh,,0 . S. No. 1, 4-8 u $3-$3.2S7 *ew higher, 3s and ger $2.50-13, mostly $2.76. Terminal 'mlrkct report, this ruing’a sales to jobbers unless lerwbe stated!" Baltimore. S* rta. arrived. 11 ■ « JpHfca: Closing Monday, Ming Tuesday. Supplies light, hand good,, market steady. Wlda, SaiifbM district, 10-inch itea Golden ' Self-blanching in i 'rough, ld-IPs $3JA-$4, few IB, 3a $3^0, faw $176. Philadelphia, 41 degrees, clear, Fla. arrived, fl cars on track. ppHes moderate, demand mod­ em, market steady. Florida 10fe; crates Golden Self-blanching tha rough, U. S, No. 1, soma (ft, 3a $3.25-$3.50, 4s $3.25-$4. $*-$4.50, 8s $4.25-$1.50. law York, 38 degrees, partly jhdy. 1 Calif. 12 Fla. arrived, pnm moderate, demand good, irket steady. Florida 10-inch W'.i - *iu Rae Samuels, blue streak of vaudeville, bus just modestly re­ vealed herself to have been the original discoverer of the saxo­ phone i)3 an aid to extracting money from tho pockets of easy spenders. When Rae took up tho saxo­ New cotton mills and exten­ phone it was making a timid an­ sions completed in 1923 added nual or so appearance nt an oc­ 184,904 spindles ami 14.698 looms casional choir meeting or sym­ to textile plants of the countin', phony orchestra concert. Rae principally in the south; North Carolina led th e . development started playing it because it put with 175,228 spindles and 6.534 her in good humor to look a t it looms added ana South Carolina nnd because she had a presenti­ was second with 167,776 spindle: ment that it would ‘bring good and 5,468 looms. luck. Wore Big-tails Fully 96 per cent of American industry is working under open ‘‘I wore pig-tails nnd short shop conditions, ncurding to Noel skirts whoa 1 went on tho stage Sargent, of Ntw York, an Indus- rnd tho saxophone seemed to trial statistician. mo the funniest looking of nil N n l l r r u f A |ip l lr n ! lm t f u r T u i lle ril instruments," the reminiscenced. t m l r r MerGun 575 uf | b r G r n r r n l "I can remciphcr first playing a S l u l u l r a u f ( h r S l u l r u f F |o r l i l n r:nall western town with it and Nut loo Is h e r e b y given th at Over- x s 1 came on tho stage, a mur­ stree t IiiVentinent Company, pur- mur ran through tho audicnco— chaeer of Tax C ertificate No. 829. ilatinl t h e 1st day of June, a . D.. 'it’s something she has had espe­ 1898/ h a s Alert s a i d certificate In rnjr cially mado!’ ’ offlpr, unil has mmli* upplientiiin for J!A M V E £? ~ T h e least blood Kane ever has had taken frbm his veins was One-half p in t; the greatest amount a full pint. He has been paid variously from $25 to $150 for each quantity of life’s blood he has had taken-from his veins. Twenty minutes is the shortest} time . Kane- cyer JhM« spent on an' operatiiig' table during a transfusion—but on$e it t-equired one Kour:and 40 m inutes., ,v. . ’ I, "I,lose about two pounds cqch time they take a plntiflf m y blood. But I regain roy. strength in.a few days. W ithin ten days I have* given blood'’three (fmes, suffering no ill ofr fects,” Kane:sflys. Kane stands 5 feet 7 1-2 inches and weighs 17B pounds! He never is ill. He has been tnarrled fen years—and there are three little Kans, Jams, 7; Agnes, 6; and Lillian, .4. The children never have been ill. Kane’s arm s bear scars of the blood transfusions—for each time he gives blood it is necessary to make an incision in his arm. Once t was taken from a foot—because both arm s had been cut only a few days before. “I don’t mind it a bit,’’ concluded Kane, “and it helps suf­ fering hum anity as well as helping me to raise my family and see th a t the children get an education.’’ Let’s be real quiet about it ami muybe thin year will slip by with­ out a non-stop dance craze. In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t u f t h e K r t r s l h J i n l l c l n l C i r c u i t « f F l o r i d a , In a n d f o r P rin lu n le C o u n ty . I n C hfinrrry. C IT A T IO N . T h o m a s F l o r c h c o ii r u d y , • C o m p lain an t, vs. i J o h n T. B r a d y , D e f e n d a n t . T o J o h n T. B r a d y : I t a p p c n r l n g f r o m nn a f f i d a v i t riled In t h i s c a u s e J*.'' t h e c o m p l a i n a n t t l m t y o u , J o h n T. B r n d y . o r e n n o n - r e s i d e n t o f th e ritftte of F l o r i d a , y o u r p l a c e of r e s i d e n c e b e i n g A u g u s t a . G e o rg ia , one .li n t t h e r e Is n o p e r s o n in th e •Slat* of F l n r l d n , t h e s e r v i c e o f n s u b p o e n a u p o n w h o m w o u l d hind you . T h e r e f o r e , t h i s Is t o r o m n in n d >*ou, J o h n T. B r a d y , t o p e r s o n a l l y he a n d a p p e a r b e f o r e o u r s a i d C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t , n t H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , on t h e Tth d a y of A p ril, A. D. 19*4. to m a k e a n s w e r to th e b ill o f c o m ­ p l a i n t t h i s d a y d ie d a g a i n s t y o u by t h e c u m pin I Hunt a In ti ll s c a u s e , o t h ­ e r w i s e s a i d hill of c o m p l a i n t will lie t a k e n u s b y y o u c o n f e s s e d . I t Ih f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t th is n o t i c e he p u b l i s h e d In t h e H a n fo rd H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d lu S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n c e a w e e k fo r fo u r c o n secu tiv e w eeks. W i t n e s s m y b u n d a n d av a l o f t h e t Irc u lt C o u rt of th e S e v e n th J u d i ­ cial c i r c u i t of F l o r i d a , lu nntl fo r S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , o n tills t h e fith d a y u f M a r c h . A. D. 1911. (M EA L) I). A. DOtJGLAHH. C l e r k of t h e C ir c u i t C o u r t Mcmlnolo C o m i ty . F l o r i d a . B y A. M. W e e k s . D. C. G. W . S p e n c e r . J r . . S o l i c i t o r m id C o u n s e l fu r C o m p lain an t. J o h n I t I ’lr tl e , A n g e l i n r K. I ’l r ll c , H a r r i s o n H eed a n d D o r n Itecd . Ids w ife. C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k , a s T r u s ­ tee. F rn n U 3. L e w i s , n s T r u s t e e , n n d e a c h of s a i d p a r t i e s If li v i n g , n nd If d e a d , t h e h e i r s , d e v i s e r s , g r a n t e e s a n d o t h e r c l a i m a n t s t i n d e r t h e s a id M ary A. M a c D o n a ld . I t l c h m n m l L e v ­ e r i n g . A r c h i b a l d It. R u s s e l l . W il­ lia m T. A b b o tt, W i l l i a m H. W a t s o n , ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n us W. H. W a t ­ s o n ) . H o m e r fl. M u n so n , ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n n s II. 0 . M o n s n n ). E. J . H a r ­ rell, O ln f l . u n d q u l s t . Hurnli M a r ­ garet L u n d ii u ls t , M ary L o u is e D ohm , L. O. ( l a r f e t t , E m e r l u r C. H n le m n n . R o p h r o n ln M. O r lf r in , ( o t h e r w i s e k n o w n us M. U. G r i f f i n ) , J o h n R. I’lr tle . A n g o llu v K. P l r t l e , H a r r i s o n Reed a n d D o rn H eed, his w ife, C h a r l e s C. W a r w i c k , a s T r u s ­ tee. F r a n k H. L e w is , n s T r u s t e e , a n d ea c h e f said p a r t i e s , deceased, or otherw ise. In te re ste d In t h e l a n d s o f Mold p a r t i l * deceased, o r u t h e r w l e e . In t h e th e land* an d p r e m i s e * In v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t . a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e a t a o n d e r A. L y d ia Bead, d eceased .o r o th erw ise, In t h e l a n d s a n d p r e m i s e s In vo lv ed In t h i s s t i l t : a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g in te re s ts u n d e r C h arles need, - d e ­ c e a s e d . o r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e U n a nnd p rem ises Inv o lv ed -In th is s u it; n i l p a r t i e s c ln l m l n ff I n t e r e s t s u n d e r R o b e rt It. Ita m se y . a s T ru ste e , d e ­ c e a s e d o r o th e rw ise , I n ' th e lan d s a n d p r e m i s e s In v o l v e d In t h i s Suit. I t n p p e n r i n f f b y t h e s w o r n h ilt of c o m p l a i n t In t h i s c a u s e , t h a t y o u m s y c l a i m s o m e r i g h t , t i t l e o r In ­ t e r e s t - I n th e U n d e , a n d ; p rem ises h e r e i n a f t e r d e s J f l b m h l i t 1* therfcj f u r s , , o r d e r e d e t n a ; ’ :a4judRC<1 t h a t y o u a h d l e a r l i o f jtou, be.1 a n d f o b n r o h e r e b y r e q u i t e d h»- a p p e a r to t h e b i l l o f c o m p l a i n t - ’l h t h i s c a u s e o n M o n d a y , t h e 5tM d a y o f May, tS U , n t th e C o u rth o u se a t Han­ f o r d , B e m ln o lo C ounty. F lo rid a, hq kl 1 enuae, b e i n g a s u i t t o q u i e t title} In th e co m p lain an t F rank T°iV o r d e r b e puhM'!h,drrt*r '’ M ^ ir c a n ';:@ t3 55BSI hbaB “* A Q3 K !? V ,r * " " n* ny AOUM5r;,-5,’,"nV S J Pl-Ml n . ‘ . w i i l o * * * '1*' M o t o r U om pnnv. AeillrlS *1 . ta k e B o t f f S M p o o l o y an<i \v. h AM,n hll N .doing i n n f i r m n a m e anil M o t o r C o m p a n y at u-’J? ■•] */*"•. h n " " n t h e *t(, t!>3t, m a d e a n a * "U n ta£ jQ o n tala d a t e Vi» undersigned fnr ,.’1 o f t h e i r creditor*, t h . ' i M a h n l l file w i t h i h . **!W For All Classes o f Work N o Fantastic Stuff. oil Located on the beautiful shores Lake Monroe. Price $3,000.00. ! r ij Five beautiful building: lots, Sanford H eghts, between Park and French Ave­ nues. Price $450.00 per lot* 10 ACRE CELERY BEARDALL Avenue. FARM, on In II i p U r r i i l l C o u r t u f M rm ln u lr f o u n t ) , F l o r i d a . In C h a n c e r y . D IL I. T O •ICIK .T T I 'll .F . . O ltD M I t F u l l C t ' I U . l t ’A T l n N , J-'rault Kvaiiit a n d S t e l l a I ’, K vano, ■4‘i ..... . . .. MaCy A. M nt'Dnnulil, Ulcluitoiiil LdVurliur. A rc h il ,a id |l. R ush . II. W i l ­ li- 'in T. Abli-itt. W i l l i a m II. W a ts ,u t. ( o tlin rtv lr.i k n o w n :ts W. Tl. W u l f o n ) , H o m e r G. M onsuit, ( o t l i e r w l s e k n o w n ns II. G. M o i i h o i i ) . K. J . H a r ­ rell. o l n f l unil'tntM . S a r a h S la r ttarel l.i:n d i|iiN t, Mar)L o u ise D ohm , l_ tl. i Itirrel t. K n u r l no l'. fi o le n t n n , Moiihronla It. G r lf r in . (uthcrw iK i! k n o w n a a H. II. G r i f f i n ) . SAFETY PLUS P in t M ortgage 8 percent Bonds "Little did 1 think then that I would upend most of my grown­ up years running away from thu bleats of thu saxophone which scorn by a sort of retribution to round from every cafe or theatre I enter. "Dut i ■ tha present day of spent n i l pop, n saxophone is the only instrument that can put the adequate kick in music. Then, too, tile'lyrics nnd titles of the modern n>ng hits don’t go v ^ y well with languorous string music. "Little Sun-Ur-Er-Gua" i "Imagine a string quartette playing ‘Oil You Little 6un-UvKr-Gnn.’ No other instrument can tell the story of this versc^ *Oh, you littio sun-uv-er-gun, Look what, you've done, jit£t look what you'vo done,.. 1 You’ve gone and made me luvo you, Now cv'ry day in ev'ry way I’ll think more of you, Oh, you little sun-uv-er-guq,'I know that you’re just tho ortc, With your ways like a baby, yuu’iu driving mo crazy, Oh, you littio sun-uv-cr-gun.’ "No, the saxijphono is the thing. But just tho same, my next voca­ tion is going to bo spent on desert island where X hopesnq saxes aver come. H C l e r k o f t h e C l 7 c u l t ^ ,C° u J BALDW IN Congress Building, MORTGAGE COM PANY Miami, Florida jf ljH W B H H �"BCOFFLAW y JAILED C*r TW i M t h l H P ita ) • i a i u t the firmer, exaaUj the oppectte la tru e During the perkm M tresiesl deellae la t |a ealee at •grtevltiral product*, aheal whleh there has besa *o moei.leeee u ig . qMleoeoau with Federal Reserve BIRMINGHAM. Mar. 25.-S«m l)rlor, former policeman, U dead id three companions are jailed, NUrfod with violating the prohlfaint law aa a result of a battle Ith deputies. The men arrested c John Sullivan, Miami, Harry impbell and Ransom Harris of yminpham. and Raitrttda, Says F . N . ShipherdL PHILLIPS A CANDIDATE. TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 26—W. . Phillips of Lake City hnn quail* id u • canuidate for delegate to t national Democratic convenw from the aecond congreasiun(Ustrictal district, subject to the unary June 3. Ha ic a hold-over Senator from the 14th district. Roy Mrs. Mary Leahy Wiesen Heaton Campbell, etate auditor, also has widow of the clain broker, who fUalQM for delegate-at-large. was being trailed by private detec­ tives her husband had hired, Hava you had One Exciting ilfntun, in his fanatical state of m m .h n tl accused her of intimacy » u l ^e8> l°nK Dn intimate friend [See Chevrolet First— SPANIARDS HELD. A sk sis about the new 'VEST, Mar. 25.—Follow­ ing tht appeal to General Primo do Rivera for the release of farm hands alleged detained here with­ out proper passoprts, authorities revealed 14 Spaniards In Jail hero. Six nre charged with violating the immigration law, eight ns mater­ ial witneses. |wby to pay for the Chevrolet—San Juan - ^7 f t 1' V f Garage. ' l i U' [, T hp .tSHiM-lufptl P r r u ) f Hr T h . A u n r l i l n l I’r.aia) YORK, Mar. 25.—A drive .Wheelesa & Welsh onNEW bootleggers in the Brooklyn navy yard district has nettled 200 Vulcanizing Shop arrests and thousands of dollars f. Oak A venae and Third Street in liquor seised, Federal officers said. Bootleggers peddled from OILS-GAS automobile to men in uniforms and (dative Agents for F irt other paraphernalia. Tires and Tubes -SERVICE THAT MAKES Another exciting night Thursday at Milano Theater. N E W MODEL FALLACIES MET WITH FACTS Oeelarea Faepla Will Make th e rt •brlft el Tlmee Whe Deceive .Them When Areused to Truth of Own Interests. Three great mlsrsprssenutlons. by which certain e « ii^ |- ns have advanced their own lot tresis « t the expense of public welfare, ware receatly declared by r K Shorn hard. Executive Meneger, Amarb can Bankers AstoclaUoa. la an address at Kansas City. Missouri, to be the oft-rapestsd sutsmeatn that •'Wall street'* owns the coraora> tlons. that tl a Federal Reserve Beaks discriminated against agrlcnltnra and deflated the farmers, and that there are seven blllloa dollar* of -w a te r la railroad cap!talleatloQ sad rates sboald bs redueed accordingly. What Facts Tall fa regard to the alleged ownership of tbs corporations by -Wall Street.- Mr. Shepherd showed that the securUtea of Americas corporatlone era very widely bald by th# people. The Union Pacific, be pointad out, bas over M.000 atockboldera and the Pennsylvania Railroad 147.000 atockboldara. 17,000 of whom are woman, with aa average ownership of 47 abaraa each. The American Telephone and Telegraph Company bas 200.000 elockboldars, t* Follows Act, ooadactad by a ®* unprejudiced. noa-polltlcaJ { ■ * * • by wbom tbe vijtuatloa has *t IlIJM JOfJfO. Al> U30u«b u has beta ofllcltlly stated, and r,tl#r*t*d. that, la arriving at ***■ C0*aW ,r,1V*!! ,v“f . « • « * « PollUcallrminded msa a rt still dw eal*'"» »*• « d P««eulsrly shout the ‘wster* In t,h# railroad*. Railroad stock_t(> day *• not w***r*d. Any possible fa,r nf 1'f‘ ,ualloa lod?? ?"»»•• lh a l° nr ' a,lr“ ? ' • " I*"!1* from on* *° two blllloa dollars mors than tbalr capitalisation, Railroad Income 0*“ rent*e , "Porthsr. dsmsgoguss are trit* Paopl, **»* **• raUr“ d l*eo“ * la fluaraataed. The Rach-Cummlhe Act d0*« " « •«•«"*«• any return *° ral,f0,d “ *!)• demagogue* constantly w a rt. By lt> lernia (.h* Act aim ply pfovldee a r ard ,ilck }0T rat* ®aklf f ',wb' ^ ,a | hat * ,a,r f»Nro,(* *aJ* *■ whlch W0ll,d ,h °w • ™ '!ra_? P°r cen* upoa tfc*» actual velue of tji* Property used In Uansporta- 120.000 of whom era employees. t ,o n ' “ a glventerrltory. "This provision bears a a ralaration has 174,000 awmkbolden. tloa whatever to railroad capital* According to a recent report of the l u t l ° “ an,d- moreover, no relation Interstate Commerce Commission. ,0 Indlvldnal railroads, some of he said. Class 1 railroads have a whlch might ehow earning* under total of 777,138 stockholders, there a rate-making provision In exbslng, therefor*, prsctlcally „* c«.s or els per cent, and some much many owners of abaraa as them leM Nu consideration whatever la ere employees. Riven In the Act or In the admin* -The Teat capitalists of Amerl- lelrmllom of the ' n to r,j*'* C° “ * ea." continued Mr. Shepherd, “nre , rn**rca Commission to railroad c«pl* these and the bondholders whore lalltttlon or nny return upon IL funds nre Invested In secnrlttes _____ through their thirty million i»v. MIDDLEMAN'S PROFITS Inga accounts, and through their ‘ ownership of over 71 million tire Words of objection on th* part and Industrial Insurance policies, of the tanner against the middleOuce arouso these people to the man nften are In vain, but the farm.'aot that It Is their Interests which er who rulre* on his own acres ell nre being attacked through these that his table require*, the year ti'l.vspnlseniatlena and tnsy will round, places hlmsolt In a position i..el:9 short shrift of thoso who de- where he Is largely Independent of tel.-a thsm. the middlemen. Often the remedy | ruth -‘.beut the Federal R siervsito r many objectlonshlo condition* •*/.» ; j the Federal Reserve Sy*-|lles In our own bands. on and the United flu te s Steel Corpo- NO CROSSING AFTER DARK (B y T h e . t w u r l a l r d l* rt-n ) LOS ANGELES, Mar. 25.—Per­ sons entering the United States from Mexico after 9 p. m„ will be prosecuted on charges of resisting federal officers, according to the federu) attorney. COTTON COMMITTEE REORT8P. WASHINGTON, Mnr. 2B.—Tho special cotton committee, uppointed by Secretary Hoover to investigate the census bureau’s report on cotton at the close of Inst vear, reported today that 1155,868 bales should have been listed, instead of 570,504 to bulunco distribution YOU no longer need comproitft on looks in buying an econom ic lo w -c o st car. T h e n ew m odi Star Car has this double appeal" distinctive appearance and prbft performance. f B r T h . A a a n .la l.il I'r r a a ) PARIS, Mar. 25.—The Louvi has received a harp from Syria 117 hundred years old. It is said to have been unearthed on the bonks of the Euphrates. HAVE CITY TAX BODY TAMPA, Mar. 24—Plata blishipent of a tax commission here will be recommended by Mayor Perry Wall in a resolution he states he will introduce at a meeting of tho city commission next Tuesday. The commission would adjust prop­ erty values, after nrriving nt some scientific method fixing them. In­ formal discussion of tho proposal already has been hud in a meeting of the commissioners. may DISTRinUTORS Sanford, WOULD Four>Cjr/intf*r nrt'FMsentfsr Swfsn The D eciding Factor— Buick Character Aik some of your friends who own * Buicks what they most admire in their cars. You will get a number of (Efferent answers. Yet in the end most Buick owners will agree that it is hard to place one Buick point of excellence above another—that what they value most in Buick is, after all, Buick character. If you already are not an owner, you can get an idea of Buick character by letting us give you a ride in the model you prefer. Suit your own convenience as to time. EXAMINE AUTO' WILL EXCEED HALF MILLION -------DRIVERS I -------I JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 24—ReSOUTH JACKSONVILLE, Mar. | Ceipt» on federal income and ex24—Examinations of would-be ceail proflt3 taxes covering 102:1 drivers of motor vehicles would be wju exceed the total for 1922 by required In this city under u bill at |enst hn|f a mj||ion dollars, ncthat haa passed its first reading . e.tlmnt..^ bv D T Go­ by city council and been referred tordin* itto estimates by u. i. licto tho law and rules committee. If row, collector of internal revenue the measure Anally passes, each here. The estimates are based on applicant for a permit must be ex- funds already on hand and addiamined by a board from the police tional quarterly payments for the department, and if successful will rest of the year. Between Mar. be given a permit. The bill pro- 1 and 17 this year receipts totaled vides that the permit will then bo 81,911,950.94 against 81,858,350.H7 revoked when cars are used for ii- for the same period Inst yeav, the legal purposes. collector stated. Richard H. Heaton, wealthy Louisville broker, who, according to police, spent approximately 1100.000 and many months’ time In planning tho operation. Surgeons say instruments he selected wore tho best obtainable. And he plan­ ned, detectives say, to have burn­ ed the body had Gates died. mm « x u -u -x y E. L. HARWELL, Manager 20G-208 Magnolia Avenue—Phone 367 W h e n better autom obile* are built, Buick w ill build th em Now Reduced to, b,Toledo Our line of Accessories is the most complete in the city. Drop in and inspect them. World's Lowest Priced Closed Car with Doors F ro n t and Rear. Order N o w for Earliest Possible Delivery! Seminole Overland Co. Lincoln R rd io rv A Good Prescription For ( f l|) Motor «r\ • TWV < i f t H I# �*; -QMKfCT '' I U *'• i * n> «10 In Brooytt^Jpur yourtg^rt'en' were coming} n^ t 8enfce5a , , * BroJfiyn Atvated railroad station. Morris Diamond, his brother Joe Diamond, John Farina and Tony Pantano are now in the death house waiting for the tm ■IB C lt ? - w C u rk r p«r ; W t t h 'M V w ta. P m * 't . t i t * . *< » igyb N O Tirti of taanksf rsao^ations •ntcrtajnm snta w hsrs M tTw m lM c fiw d ita r j d r .r tliln x rataa. tn a aVrocia tkd p r e s s ed ited r r a a a ta aaclna to th a ua« f o r re p u b Sll naw a d isp a tc h e r a n il FOR TODAY WISDOM:-—So. arrtber our days, tin t our hearts unto 90:12^. ... , \j - neighbour iranks along the meeting at a fcsti-l whispered by an orch- *•11; S Jm m T tted tl?Cy mU8t 9 9 9 WHh th e Ir ,IVe8 f ° r th e c rim e th e y xZBSs&sSJti MR. SINCLAIR, the oil man, tells how Theodore Rooeevelt, the aecond Assistant Secretary of the Navy, asked him to hira.his broth­ er Archie, and he adds that he tried young Archie, in almost ev­ ery department of hta business, giving him a salary as high as $15,000 a year, "but Archie never mada good in anything.” «'»"» p o tty , z : •JS?# *re young men, three of them being but little more th an twenty-one years of age, and the fourth is only a few years older. Two of them had previously served term s of imprisonment, and the other two are said to have had long association with criminals. M urders are becoming almost every day affairs. Hardly *j° ^,ou PP a newspaper but th at an account of soma m ur­ MR. SINCLAIR > should know der is seen. And at times there are several in one day. But that buaincu la vulgar an d 'm a t Roosevelts are not expected to the-w orst p art of it all is the fact that most of the criminals l^rnake good” in auch pursuits. f re young men, less than twenty-five years of age. Their specialty la showing their i * People-are waking up to the realisation that something teeth in office. Make A rcnle-^r the Second—President m ust be done to stop this-waye of critne and especially to Theodore the atory will be different. b n n g a check on the young pedple who now seem to run wild and Buainenr ta awkward, because you yvith A lack of home training or Christian influence. actually have to deliver someo A fter sentencing the Diamond brothers Justice Jam es thing. . C. Cropsey said th at thejjgcasion should not pass without WHAT IS Mr. Sinclair thinking comment. A fter remarking about the age of the offendershe of when he aaya, publicly, of young w ent on to say: Roosevelt’s statement, “I publicly ‘‘Most of the criminals are boys and young men. To be brand (those statements) ns false and malicious, and worse than a exact, over eighty per cent of them are less than twenty-five lie?” Docs Mr. Sinclair not know years of age. If- the people of Brooklyn ask why no many that such remarks addressed to a youths become criminals, I can tell them. A dozen years of Roosevelt, even if true, call for blood? The ond of all this is not investigation and experience .in these m atters have demon­ yet, or the teal Roosevelt will rest strated th a t the vast m ajority of all the youthful offenders uneasy in hia grave. committed crime because they -had had bad associates and were not under the proper influences in the years when boy­ TIIE REV. DR. FOSDICK saya poem about “Greenland’s Icy hood was turning into manhood—between the ages of twelve the Mountains, India’s Coral Strands, and ejghteen. T hat1is the most important period of a boy’s etc., is now innccurnto, especially this- verse: “What though the ^ e' hieais are acquired, his character formed. "This condition is a challenge to the manhood of n n r ?J&y ,bF e,£!r b,®w *oft °’er c * y community. W hat arc wo men doing? T o lT o f th o lS d a l t S L t t J W j n i ® T OI DOVS a r e 1110rn tlV nn n n r u tru n fa Innl/m ra ___________ a. mid fast in one with •lae; a grass-green beside a ••44, YY • Mflu t,lu purvniB oi many oiners give church-tower , little or no heed to the places their boys visjt or the compan * . still rmlna and daisy f w . Thorn i r a hia»4, t r M Ci C ” » . " * ■ « { in ns. coffee houses, the coff*rLckeJL tw° baing too Weik J , S ' probob'y 8 2 f * " W " .- ® hearings now. » '5 h u t e I>Iagulng"'“ In Hickman, found . iin""Tnri.wlCy” v-’orkme-j tearing down an oM 2u“ldlne'W,e now no old building cij'aiss' : r U ’r , r cheap .fertiliser south rich. win 8? y the N w ll make •aara*. & '!5 “ monkey wrench, Indicating platol shortage in Birmingham* n a ^ h?,° writing™ I- . abspnt-mindo<l pro. p ro fe sso rs \vhow minds have moved awuy. iu . i vard nrnfoflm •«««•professor gay a ^ jj ^ ^ should be killed. . m in ? 10!, n n ^ • 1 » w. lIvvM BUI IIII9RIUII* aries In New York thnn in Ceylon. ions they choose. /Do we men owe no duty to these boys? Some tlmo ago Billy Sunday said, in one hamlet born Can we longer remain bfipdTto the perils that beset them ? Tnero are more lepers on UrundShould we not provide P•laces - ................ where............ such boys meet ,u/ ° may m e e t aand m i Holy Land, ’ meaning moral le p e rs .------ --------------- --------------------•_ '* round of life from play and be entertained and instructed, and all the time be j to hour. * 7 HARRY D. HUNT | who stands ready to put un the THE DIFFICULTY is thnt while / —Alfred Lard Tennyson. under the influence of the men of the right kind?’’ Ur. r osdick prearhea tu 1.000 at \VA^HINr’T n v Sia,rr-'Vwter J cnsh nnJ «ffort necessary to cryF" . i . V *-------V • In the wild rU8h for pleasure and for the accumulation of a time the Christian drift, do not —O niSi f f ! S TSiN.’» DV M? r’ ^ ; atallze support for'Da via, is formI did you do tyday itb.^iBliJ first facts forced O il of the cr United States Senator Clarence little thougHt is given to the proper raising of fami- fie up” to any church. It’s a se­ home on presidential aspirants is tlf Wayiand Watson, a fellow West lies. The Sunday School, the church and religious training rious problem and the only advice that a candidacy costs money. Virginian. you can give is “make religion inh f lV O h n s n a V in ir n # ! I/x ___ _ .1 x l - l - l t rn 15 aspirants are wonder- have been shoved to second and third places. To a large ex- tereatlng” Look at the millions No really ambitious candidate is Watson served in the Senata: . little oil should make tent religious instruction has been abandoned entirely in that willing to trust to "popular dc- from 1911 to 1913, filling out the ■ sit up until '1 o’clock in the of difference. ’ to bring about his nomina­ unexpired term of Stephen B. El­ some places and the country is just now beginning to realize morning, waiting for the best at- niurul -©■ tion. Once nominntsd, the party kins. But while he has dabbled in mospherlc radio conditions, hoping •the citrus growers are bor- its great mistake and is paying the penalty for its careless­ to catch a “station” three thousand organization will stand the cost of nay, the celery growers ness and indifference by seeing its young men follow lives of miles away. It should be possible the election campaign. But for the politics—sufficiently so to Inr.d in the Senate for awhile—Watson has in the cash. crime. fight, a candidate preferred to play the game on the to arouse interest in the eternal pre-ronvention _ -o needs atntion, that supplies ’Sanford, Fla, There is good cause for alarm in the moral conditions broadcasting » °nk L ° f h 8 18idu’ helFintr or obstructing others, f t New York Herald Trithe only important news, telling own or an s » r * » i ____' re.tilcr..t"an 8 .e?kin«r ol10 ^ r himone hundred and ninety which exist among large groups of young people. There must what hnp]M>ns to us later. Waa more like an edition of be a check made in the mad pace. The young people them ­ A cordial welcome awaits you a t this — ------- - An organi­ businesslf—coal, railroads, banks. Jopedia Britainica than zation must have headquarters. , THIRTY THOUSAND children selves must be brought to a realization of the folly of their As a coni operator his interests in 2\ew York have entered a, “per­ Headquarters must hnve station­ extend into four states—West \ i r Strong Financial Institution careless indifiercncc to things really worth while. ery and supplies, stenographers, fect tooth” contest. The best set ginia, Pennsylvania, Maryand ami f-tkree Chinese, arrested With a .8hock such crimes as that committed by the of teeth wili get the prize. W h e n secretaries ,... . and publicity ......, represen- Kentucky. Among the big coal ' day for playing dice in a the thirty thousand competing chil-, VC8#. ^ n<" n*l these require cosh, companies in which his word is or Diamond brothers rnnkes us realize the lack of moral sense Capital and Surplus - - . $125,000.00 sent in New York, ail dren were sifted down to three , n'’ vandinac-y. has been law are tho Consolidation that shooting crap is a to bo found in certain sections and groups. These young men hundred ,a majority of them were ,he Probleni of an “nngel” for * more exciting than mah nad little early training and were brought up in the wrong of Itulian birth or parentage. And at least one presidential “possibil- Coal Co., the Fairmont Coal Co., Total Resources - - - $1,500,000.00 the Somerset ond the Elk Horn. He l who wouldn't? that need uurpise nobody. seems to have been solved is voting trustee for the Seaboard way. The responsibility for lessening crime, especially -owithout effort on his part. Brisbane says he would among the younger generation, rests upon the shoulders of John who ITALIAN MOTHERS feed their ^ W. Davis, D nvis/w ho" will be rat JiBUrprised to hear the ora- p y ? iy .4 mc.r icnn c^ iz.e n.. To a certain extent the public is to children ---la man „ t7 iui when wiicii more Intelligently than j. * f™®".f those voted for the,1 A very substantial “in J J J as '* for “Cal” and “Mac” blrfme fbr aHarge number of *4oiiay*» crim/najx>‘wTiowiru «ucli,' 11 Th^iT? Ktve them food I hallotlng begins at-the D*jpipevatic may be seen; r. t i t « i o , i »r. Their parties through lack of proper education and home influence. that* needs CHEWING, not so ft,convention in New Y ork/has anRE*nEE«Ba*e.aEU Eim aH tfEflEaEU fBEkM BB*EiW iEtiitat'M n ceiy make a better pulp to bo swallowed whole. The "ou"ced thnt he no will ' . hi not turn a Not as nn "angel,” but os n to pgett tho i ,.i , , , ^ h.e 80?ner we realize the importance of right living, Italians inherit tho teeth «f of r’n... Cae­ hnnd i.u to, the iinniinn>i..n nomination. John, for the nomination of Sam­ Ilia sar s soldier’s that carried raw nlthought advanced ns the favorite booster high ideals and Christian training and influence, the sooner uel M. Ralston of Indiana, for Martin began his catnwheat and chewed it ns they son of West Virginia, makes a livDemocratic nomination, Tom about a year ago and seems will crime be lessened and conditions bettered. marched. Their skeletons dug up hig ns n lawyer in New York the is just back from a the 'about out of steam. Frank today show perfect teeth. Among- his clitenta hu ‘lists concern* Taggart Went Indies, where he went for had a late start, is runsuch as the Morgnn interests. The and a chance to meditate on & nd hasn’t got his secAMERICAN CHILDRENS teeth pay is gooc., but til.) work exacting. rest political m otors yet. and jaws suffer because their f jod, rp t • , , | — / u v u i u a c U l U l r I J U t] , So John W. Just can’t give time or says the trip did his health This bank can care for the large tn e m anner in which Sanford celery growers solved the , 1 nntl B,°PPy» requires no chew- attention to being n candidate, he a Tom lot of good and that he’s up on recently consummated u problem of supply and demand recently is causing fuvoruble ing. Mouth breathing, narrow says. If, of course, democracy ............... . his toes to put across a “sound 400,000,000 lire to Poland, Jaws, teeth crowded that need chooses . ................. „ I UUIU bearer ut.nrcr him ns its „V standard concern in every phase o f bank­ i has so much money—and comment in other parts cf the state and now some papers are straightening. All these are due! —oh. well, in that event of course substantial Hoosier candidate.” ,ra told that 400,000.000 lire is suggesting thnt growers of citrus fruits try to get together to lack of hard chewing in child- jHUTY wouiii require that he sneri-’ In view of his own physical fit-i ners, however, he la s urged Ral-I Ch money—why doesn’t she and co-operate in an effort to put only first class fruit on the M)0<1’ ing requirements and yet retain “?® himself to make the fight. But stun tr get in better trim for D o 1 r debt to the United States? m arket and to ship as the consumer needs it. rn. e. Ralston’s age, G O . is one point FRENCH PAPERS mock Ger- tic!ngU|aw?allS h u ’U k c c p °n prflt* that individual contact with its thnt na* been mised against hen. arida is so big thnt if it The growers of oranges and grapefruit are suffering great niuns, because their heavy impor­ Also, he is somewhat overweight, turn a somersault west, losses this year through inability to secure reasonable returns tations of caviar, and such delica­ Right there is wh • e John’s BVille and St. Augustine cies, uctully upset German ex­ n»Rei appears. If he won’t bo to fit himself for the wear and customers and their financial affor shipm ents they make. Many growers have not received land in Texas. It ft should ft change, and are to be restricted m M c “ fi*\ht for hi»r. elf, a fight tear of n presidential campaign. Ralston is now taking daily set­ north, Key West would enough to pay them for picking and shipping, let alone by Inw. will be made for him. h fairs which every business man exeruscs—a regular "Daily in Kentucky.—Hollywood enough for a profit. Early shipments of immature fruit cansbuL each ono to his weakness. Tlie "angel” in this instance. ting-up Dozen. J The French remember thnt after eu, they say, a poor demand and poor prices. the great Fair of the Cloth of desires. ppo declares lie wnnts to give "There may be something worth while for the growers (•old. when Henry VIII and Fran­ axing and go into the movies, of citrus fruits,” says The Lakeland Star-Telegram,” in the cis I wrestled and hohnobhed, it j Argentine heavyweight has accomplishment of the growers of Florida celery. The u.\ was necessary for France to for­ By IRVIN S. COBB ex- bid importation of nuch luxuries as Ably been seeing some of c Bennett's comedies latelv ample of close and faithful co-operation set by the celervy “ilk, velvet and looking glasses. Joe Lincoln, tho novelist, who figures that the "knock-downs” growers ought to leave its impression on other lines of horti­ Many French nobles accompanied writes about New England coast the circumstunces, ho declined to <he movies arc more fun thnn culture and agriculture in Florida. Early in the season the their King “with their entire for­ types so graphically mid with such torget the grudge. Besides, aa he stated, he was a boat-biuldor by tunes on their backs.” celery m arket slumped and slumped badly. Then the grow­ That was a lucky thing for humor, was « guest a t a dinner trade, not a casket-maker and fin­ — <.— A COMMUNITY BUILDER which I also attended not so very ally, he was busy on a very speciul *rvsrd University hn3 recently ers got busy. The largest interests in both the Sanford and brance for it built up the French long ago. In the course of the job. And the long and short of b\ P. FORSTER. President 3. p. TVIUTNER. Cashier )ed to limit the enrollment of Manatee sections got together, decided thnt nothing but the silk and glass industries. • ^rccch-iiiakinic the toadtnmHter it was that he wouldn't stop now itadent body. This is a wise very highest class of celery should be sent to the market and | called upon his distinguished B a n ig a u B iu iiB B ia D a H iiiiB s s B iiH a a m u iu u i £e ,a ,c°Hin for anybody. ,i, Universities, once under The delegation withdrew to . tend to grow with leaps .ind growers ?n° this* ? i' *ni!tL(l w i n t t y .T he banks b X c l up The pS fh c S S T tS iS t J R | ids until they become mere loc- « i? 'itTililn bj1111 to secure a fair deal for the grower and other day shot down j with u few remarks. ^ “ "■ok further. They had exhaustfactorles where the student e w Y ^ r » ,vpto;.7h« S £. .S ? ,have not been found. In IIconclusion of his talk. h> was rederers ii i —— — -• • 111•• i ?11 11• absolutely no personul contact of bandit as has been done in »thet tcase of Florida citrus fruits tion. He went away and persentlv olden days bntdnml would have minded of a story of his beloved his instructor. . i |f Lapc Cod i • »« anil a ?lor> ■ speakin *’ ot - '“118 As a result of this polidy, Northern and Western m arkets sent an order to shoot au certain i j"; .. — ——o-------; sinbeloved a do. returned with a jug of rum nml • number of Irishmen, Perhaps a j IWous Down East draw!, to match going to the a-.op, presented the I o skull which excavators un­ East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. rum to the old chap nnd once m ore! near Los Angeles the oth- began to call for choice Kyricia celeiy. Their orders were fill- dozen for every 'EiffiDhm an 'kiliT I the !oca¥."he told it“ “ Ye’™ renewed the request that he fill td piomptly with only choice celery—no scrub stufl*. Wliut e< ^ # ihmscv MncDonntii n* fniinwa* * w ou^ Instead, Ramsey MacDonald, I ns follows: is Mid by paleontologists to North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. the ordor designated for the future I “In a little fishing town where use belonged to the original haiqieneti ? Tho jar ice of celery soared until last week it was England’s Labor Premier, -sends of the man with whom he had South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. roaming the wilds of quoted around $2.75 to $fl, with a possibility of going still this me-snagi* to Cosgravc, Preai-11 often j , ,jjo :n V ° summer, there the feud. srn California no less thun high,ct. , Hundreds of thousands of dollars will be poured inio ilent of tho Irish Free State: J used to be n ertous old character. Lots in Woodniff’a Sub-Division on easy terms. "The boat-biuldor listened to ren-' "1 sympathize with you on this I He was u bout-biuldci by tr a d e ^-.hundred years ago. There 800 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Body. Subson and accepted tne pcace-offer» an ................ it .be opportunity ..........., here to thu bnnJcf. ? f Semim)}^,Manatee and Sarasota counUes'be- outrage against the ponce nml o r-: mode dories and skiffs and smacks ing. From behind the closed doom! tnvideu In 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Easy terms. der of the breo State.” las no other man in thoso nnr?, «. or disprove the evolutionary I ‘-•attse ot this wise plan of co-operation decided upon and livi> ,, *nan in those parts of his establishment the listeners I'or Fire Insurance see us—30 years in business. could. Also he occa:.ionally was could . Is it a human skull, or a| ed up to by the growers of celery.’ hear hammering nml planing THAT SOUNDS better than the called upon to fashion a coffin. yalrall? 1 am! sawing. Toward evening these I FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON message Cromwell sent to the ’Another resident of the village sounds ceased. They went up to House of Commons, announcing fell grievously ill. Th i doctor ad­ tha door and knocked. In the Argentine AugusPhone 12 ---------------------Office Woodruff and Watson There was that Ireland was “pacified.” and mitted that the sick men could last recently resigned as Minno answer. So they forced an onudtdng, "I shot every tenth man. only a few hours ioniser. So a rar in order that he might The rest I suit to the galleys. The party of the patient’a friends went trance. |ue! with General DelleMIAMI NEWS-M e Yr OI’OLIS "The old fellow was lying n(l|oep monks I knocked on the head.” to wait upon the old hoat-hiulder on a pile of shavings in a corner — ■■BaBBaBaSHBBBBBBBBBBBUaBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBB* . ..id of the military force* All Ireland Announces the wellIO p at his shop ami ask him to make luenos Ayres, on account of Alongside him, wns the jug ami A revival of the Tnbert case this state, for the lurid stories planned, eold-btooded, cowardly a Coffin of sui table size,; And iiuve j it was e m p ty .’ W* U'e JUkr nn<* tin accusutions which the Min- and a reiteration of the evidence had made regarding the con- in thnt case whicii was so dam­ were published far and wide. The murder of men unarmed, as a dis­ it ready when the bereavem ent a c t- 1 "But on n trestle in the middle army. It would be nn aging to the state of Florida, cv- evil was correcltsl us soon a-, j; grace to the name of Ireland. Ten ually occurred. i 59/ittheidea* Announces Consolidation with for certain Aineri- en though the state was not ut was known by tho authorities, thousand pounds rewards is offer­ -•re was just ■ idols to follow the exnmple fault, nmy result from the hear­ the legislature abolishing the ed for their capture. h«rm« < |1 1,0 did,n « t likor h,s nidyhi one 'i’nu.-\u«l feature, It hail a! bor who was dying. Even under rudder on it.” ’ the quick-tempered Ar- ing before tho .yprom e Court in camns and prohibiting tho use of a Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. tho lash. But, unfortunately, th is which Higginbotham, the whip- information was not generull> 1 POPE PIUS denying that he is ■ pilin' bomif Ih ahkiru; for a new f broadcast. Recent publications In ill, says it isn't his intention to of Sanford, Florida. a people are conducting trial. Higginbotham was found ' other states contain harrowing •lie Just yet. His physicians say i ,,*eek a community chest cam- guilty of the churge of second ■accounts of alleged harsh treatTAMPA TIMES I util our complete plant can be moved to Sanford, orders for B ' n.- Sanford is inle-ested in degree murder in connection with j mont of convicts in Florida lit- he will outlive the great majority abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re­ * jhing the results of this move- tho death of thr North Dakota Itie or no note being taken of • of us nil. The prediction is based The local supportei sorters of the can- there ,B ceive prompt and courteous attention. in the west coast city. The youth in n convict camp in the I fact that these conditions no on the fact that the Pope, like the dldacy of Hon. F. E. Jennings for in the minds of’E ^ h ^ r S ' ’ 4B i of community chests, when northern part of the state, und i longer muintuin. • The re-heurimr majority of Italians, is temperate, tho nomination for governor have inr tlolltlen i:.:__ SlUllJ*y conducted, Is an excellent wan sentenced to twenty years’ Of the Higginbotlium case wiU ing political conditions intelYi- nilrSa" I1J,* B aao * n O*BBHHnBBBnBaBHBBaBflBBBBBBBBBS*B««S gently that the race is betwo ents moderately, drinks light wine Lh°,lr |,,u urposo to t1 3ku only for the P poorer classes < penal servitude. He now clnimn | probably give excu .e for the furon n tu w part in tho campaign. -•en -----1 sur- The Junnin^H-for-fiovernor club Jennings and Martin. ivolent organizations which he was unjustly convicted of the tner ther dissemination of this damagdamag. well • mixed with water. That turn. »urHon. Talfair Crockton. of Jack­ riaily by them, but ulso crime. Not u day of the sentence ing evidence, und for that reason Pr,scs th*3 prohibition nation, but starts out with n membership roll 9 sonville, one of the le^lin,.” - "* time-limited business n an has been served, thunks to t h e it .................. For Cough* and Cold*, Head* is to be regretted th at the *o it is. The lute Pope Leo the exceeding two hundred and f i f t y . ........ .. Blult. wn„H - 4. of the state, while • • K mun thus able by a single stroke furnishing of large bond pending itidgment of the lower court has Thirteenth, who wrote a very nico and included In the list are many Thursday cri route hum thr° c ty eche*, Neuralgia, Rheumatism I to contribute, (o .nunior/v t|je appeul. .. home fr«»» a been controverted and that Hig- I-atin poem in praiqu pf light, ted of the best citizens of tho county.' trio «nd All Ache* and Pain* lizatfajM vqrtriK-fith'efwi*.* i-Florida; has suffered as a-result, ginbothuin is not now in the peni­ ....TIjere.Li no doutit that Mr. Jen- , , * ort My°rs. »ald he was rataVWi- a f ‘the ■conditions tliat formerly tentiary serving tho sontenco im­ wine, and used it with ihc preate-ft loire ALL DRUGGISTS existed in the convict camps in posed on him by tho court. moderation all Ids life,' lived to bo' 'from rl! pn 15c ta d 68c, J i n sad la b n i r ' - ' t ’V fc Hospital sim, $3.00 y - r C K rS i HUNT’S WASHINGTON LETTER. e m i n o 1e C ounty Bank ...Let Us Serve You... COMMERCIALBANKING Co-Operation and Choice Celery Did It. MY FAVORITE STORIES FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS HIGGINBOTHAM AGAIN Seminole County A bstract Co. 5 I JENNINGS SUPPORT GROWING mst£ r s s �SENIOR 0. P.'S. w » d M C « tth ^ F « u a ^ » m e rg&ggsagi, ' ■ •>-■■ [AlGER. Society ' Residence 217-W THE ART OP BEAUTY BY B. M. DOUGLAS V I o'clock.' rd Association of Ic IuA .____ mhim. _____ with mT, T». S. fL B au eli® ____ ■ -| met ns hostess. The large lounge presented • Ivoely springtime picture with its dovish decorations of sweet pees, roses, bogin’as* ugeratum end nas­ turtiums ai.licallv arranged in pedestal baskets, bowls and vases. Scores were kept on tallies dene in dainty cotsumcs eld fashioned ami densand CMFWMi 81IRDLU maidens, and the card game proved most interesting. ‘ When scores D. P. Drummond at J amsecond of a _' l ..._■ iijferiy* Kr.r*^ *"• Nsmara. U r. and Mrs. Reginald Holly, Mr.-and Mrs. Charles Britt. Alfred W. Lee, Hudson1 Bail, and H. B. Hutton. .. ——— — Using a» penny to replace a burned-out fuse le courting dan* gcr and heavy lots, aa shown by a recent Are a t Iota. Kansas, decdarcs the Kansas Committee on TubHc Utility Information. When a penny is so used, the protects n afforded by a fuse is lost, as a straight connection is establish. $d. "Penny vrko Is pound fool 1i.a » Factory rebuilt typewriter*. - a l l makes. Espert cleaning amt re* pairing. Type­ writer supplies. it. a. poxd . J. B. Coleman and tbe gods, i tall and most ter,'M rs.‘Ed Markell a t her home g en win have sub­ divinely fa»I Tennyson's’ de­ on Park Avenue. tle a t Woman's scription ofkrtinnhllda type, p. m., benefit of and as one ihas pointed out. Mrs. Mefkell and mother, Mrs. It* ’■I the gods of Lua W1.re almost Christopher Williams left Tuesday P re p le e R an k i Neighbors meet; all desert b<&iom|n and It Afternoon for New York to attend -t wwwisk sw IIMVW wwewee , rT , At Masonic Hall, would be w to Imagine a the funeral. were enjoyed during the> game. ud picnic given by Greek artist | | a brunette Chapter N. S. D. Venus. Bo i orthem beauty '■J ST. AGNES GUILD bo ring chapters, bas'd dUtlng\V„tory to draw upon, and tr ftme to her In­ Our special collection rh*we every varla The regular weekly meeting ol EUROPE $455 to $1390 PALESTINE f, Howard Chapter, herited PhyAttributee and in clre, ribbon trimmed. embr*ldefed,'*v keeps heraet&tcaiiy nt by the St. Agnes Guild was held Mon meet a t the Palm ......... .. EGYPT plenty of outd|.rclaP| ahe will day afternoon at the home of Mrs. | tening pin. UltlB.iT W I!»T GREECE i Hotel, a t 3:30 need very tUbUclAl aide to Clarke Leonnrdy on Myrtle Avenue.} As fu tu re a VlkQuite n bit of business was WedO S itof Stfceel 1’egif*lw QUr ToUTS e No. 2 ‘wlll meat beauty. Wltfi pendent) rows and a transacted during the afternoon. W rite T oday fa y I tla r r a r y f Hr*. S. O. Shin- Ihfi THF.WICKERTOURS,Richmond,Vb zupld'a bow 1 u ona 0( W am * ' The list of articles needed for-the . m. these splendid 1 types heavily wardrobe for Lois Kelly together irn Ward will cu­ rouged and lip*. n la true with the measurements have beep mbers of the Bon received and the members «re.now ub a t 3 o'clock, busy preparing these clothes in i County Federatimo for Easter. Tho nporns for l Clubs wiU have the apron sale were also turned Springs. a iK n iiiiu a in at this meeting. th School. Jani dlacretton. dams Q. Nilttow. Setttn Sur The next meeting of the Guild I play. "When a a powder the fire oa snowy, windy days, will be held Monday afternoon at Friend" At Sansxture such Mias Brunnhtlda will tlnd It not the home of Mrs. W. it. Leake on V at .8:111 p. m. y In the only to. her liking,'but a bio very Sanford Heights. [*nry McLaulin tng the in- much to har well being to put on Members present at Monday's he members of not color Is warm sport clothes and take a meeting were Mrs. John Leonard!, ie new day- brisk walk. In summer, she may Mrs. Howard Overlin, Mrs. M. to Will bo swim, row, and play ti-nnla to her o’clock. jo light col- hrurt’a content. It will not only Minarik, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. V Music Club hair. The add to her health but to her George McRory, Mrs. W. It. Leake, Idio of Mrs. Fanjrso bnauty. beauty. Of courso Bho will ac- Mrs, J. N. Robson, Mrs. R. W. on Myrtle Ave*1health and quire sunburn or tan. as this typo Pearman, Jr., Mrs. Clyde Derby, ■tom Viking very easily docs; In this casa, and Mrs. Claike Leonard}’. *1 It Is vital poaches, an outdoor powder with Mr and vlg- a tannlsh shade may be used to PRIMARY TEACHERS’ CLUB J8Y SWEEPlN' Irens her blend with tho warmer tono of weepin’ the medThe Primary Tenchers* Club fol­ ir way; ia^ to ait by tho gkln. lowing monthly faculty meeting at istln’ tho shadders the South Side Primary School were entertained most royally by rhtin’ the house the following hostesses: Mrs. Mar­ On Tuesday cvcr-MUs l-ulowe, Misses Turner and Appleby. gs noil th ellen Mahoney wam lovely is the lovelicnss DAII The table appointments were • upon I young hostess when entertain­ ft Mg earth; •/ - -••• « * i carried out in orange and green. i busy I reepin* ■ ed n number of friemher home and when i t h Witty place cards •portrayed hob­ througl c o m b in e d on Tenth Street, in ration of you’ll know bies and characteristics of dlffcrere to I find her fourteenth bitti anniver­ a buttercup here th' i violeta grow. sary. The lower floor waited en voicing much amusement. Follow­ suite and bcautifullecoratei ssln’ the rubbish with quantities ing delicious collation of chicken of swjca* and salad, coffee, saitlnes, pickles, cel* nnsturlum*. comblnedh ferns. land valleys and (inmes of all kinds, played ery and coffee, Mrs. Arrington was told to read some confidential I cheer; during the evening inter a letters which were liable to be re­ her whlstlo and| contest “The Tree Rq»t.” was of bridge played during the ceived by her live years hence. \tune, p, when scores were counted feautred, the prixes fo>, dainty [Rink of peaches bnretts were won by ,es Ca­ izc for high score among the Scenes depicted caused much mer­ llandj of June; u set of bridge cards, went riment. Those present nt this joy hour ’twof April with milla Pulcston nndargnret liss Uladyrc Wilson. The were e Mc.dumcs Arrington, Bar­ s,Rthat hide ber, Marluwc, Raynor, Moughton, nl« w blossoms Miwmr ■Dowdttyf,’ 1-Wflllhfijsjr.Tiit'-. jk t b t o i i y »*ner, llrady, Owens. Appleby, Rob­ ertson, Huston, Foster, Gillon, DAIRYLEA ,e,\>in' the cobWelch, Spencer and Robinson. ’ s'(iev, Iflower beds, Why should a tax reduction 1/ l r program be a political matter? °* \ tollin’ and Why should officials who offer ’ Bn,l sweet nothing bettor, fight u business­ ■h* Rlossoms allike plan for saving tax expendi­ “V,yAr, feet; tures? What will the public gni.i irbutiA upon the if noiitical agitation against the 3 I pinkroandCe » ° f brjck" Paterson,''John ’ Meisch, Rolland Mellon plan prevents a reduction *c wlixen hands X of $.'123,000,000 in this year's tu< worn served tby ndM de» f00d Dean and Hob_____ Dodson, f«.nth dreams, enue were Mredrew bill? y ln I Baltitmore Schir^rT d by , A! John WEINIE ROAST AND PICNIC Each in m e"! Alic»oters. Tuesday evening u jolly group Talk to someone who had one DAIRYLEA rose h^ol Hiin )3 Ijn-W taxtanf of young people enjoyed a wuinio Exciting Night. id Mrs. Lee &’onoley of roso bud filled with mints fa- ronst at the lovely home of Joe were the gucsnk<i of their frs. Emmett MIcCall and Tailors, Cleaners and Bldg. Fox on Monda!ly at their Mi. ‘ “ rT mhZ LV , B,UMl wero A large bon fire had been built er Stnvnn. ti!!! ° ^ tbwca 0n the shore of the ink", rnd Rose Court. lorlda U? Pork Aveau*— PI n..: Fctera.fginla^ around this the guests sat and enmim . . Turnbul.Ruth joyed a bountiful supper together \. F. McCall a L j little l- j ’ ^ .(^rret*, Hond, iabeth with plenty of rousted weinlcs. of Valdosta, t | n>| who ght and Jack I eters. Boat riding and other water sports W E M ENTION JU ST n the guests of Enr­ were also indulged in. A FEW OF THE o ll left Tuesduy Ifor Tam- COUNTY p r n r iM T in v &IAN'^ r ? n n ADrfnMi!0M‘ Among those from Sanford atSanford Novelty e they will apendi a Bh0rt aii ® CLUB PICNIi tending were Misses Mable Bowl- GOOD THINGS WE rroing to Sanford! en route o_„ V , c W0IBcn of banfc and er, Ina Jordon, Agnes Harshbara few days. 1 Works beminnlo county expecting! at- gCr, Mrs. W. M. Downing; Messrs. A R E GETTING IN THE Q U A L IT K *HIS is an unusual question. Yet itl fa ct that back of every can of Evaporated M ilk you purchase is the guarantee of 70,000 progressive farmers farmers. v. CJ 4 ^ f/Y is this interesting to you? You may ask, because the answer concerns every thinking woman in America. 9dJ T hcse^ 70i000<'farmers,.. ,w,ha ,ship ,and seJl ..yqu, Brand direct fr Dm their farms, have built up the largest organization of its kind in the world. T his is the now famous Dairymen’s League Cqoperative Association . Every month it does ness of over seven million dollars. Becai Hou» S t^ immense business is owned and operated by ~ ~ L_ Brand E vaporation from cows they themselves own T hese l i S i l . i ' / c 0 •F n,daX aft oon Cobb, Brice, and Fred Ball. given by the' Seminole Coun Fed____________ eration Woman’s Club, at ikiva she had one Exciting Night. „ W \ , Hro Ir,c‘l“osted to hono Have you? If not, go to the Mieither Mrs. R. E. Tolar ofilrs. ilnr.e Wednesday and Thursday. presen t p 4 y r inior Class of l DeLand tool will present tL,e piay, Feller Needs o I F ricmr anford- High FrJiing at 8:15. Tifiis farce rm from beginning, to end ou want to enjoy | a good oiiwa «n>l 1 Thc Great of all Night. An Eiting * • 'LEMENT Tie problem of rtlllH ids is easily settled principle of reciprocijgg what one has to sell *w ter wants to buy. 'hla is the great prircfl underlying Herald \V;»E s and it has worked t&| irs with such great s iH 3 that this form of a B Using -has come to Imj •y popular. The needs of one are supl by the needs of unothoil is process simply is th i tting of the buyer anil lor together and Herald! ant Ada do that to por­ tion. Try them and see. To reach all the people ectlvely — leave your ant Ad a t The Herald ofc. Phono a .us - to -send -- *for [or phone it to the Want a Department. Over Ninety Percent M Childish Ailments 'l j .Come From Indigestion ; r and run-down," writes Mr*. Edith Sellers, of 486 N. 21st S t, Eaat St. Louts, III. "I couldn't sleep nights, I was so restless. I felt tired and not In condition to do my work. I would have such pains in my stomach that I was afraid I would get down in bed. . . My mother came to see me and suggested that I use — W. L. Hand. I Indigestion, in children, 4 U U I||V S U O II| «M -------------- » should L< ■ but s very temporary condition. Yet, while it lads, it congest, the liver anil bowel., breed, grnn. and fill, llic Mood jvilb poiMns, that arc the cause of many |rt>ul)lc. I Children's ailmeni* develop suddenly, without much warning, but yield just K. quickly to projicr trcjluicnt. 11/ si' Bultsneout cleansing action of stoauu h, w t r and Lowell my Liv-o-lax, a pica* Ht-lasling liquid remedy, give, th ^U ck r .lief that mothers seek, and i’, v s tho use of calomel and cavlor oil, ^ ■ u d one trial will convince. Cet n bottle. ’Children Children loro lovo Liv-o-lax and , hers will bo delighted with its quick | - - - • * DAILY. “Tem tor” Brand Pure P reserves in Black Berry, Strawberry, Cherry and Peach.___ f;H elen Lawton Cofi” Relish and “D u k es1 ;3alad-dre3sing.______ ’Libby’s” Sweet Mixed P ick les in bulk. | “Loose W iles” Sun!shine Cakes and 1C r a c k e r s . _______ 'Stones* Cakes fresh a t ‘all tim es.____________ ' Churn Gold” Oleo. Sw iss and Pim ento Cheese. _____ i B ox Bacon 33 cts. farmers want you creamier evaporated milk, with T h a t is why DAIRYLEA contains fats and solids. DAIRYLEA Evaporated M ilk wholesomeness of the purest fi is produced in New York Stat< most stringent. It is exactly l U. S. Senator Copeland, when of New York City, called ‘‘the Merely ask your gro^1 to get this r i c h / ^ K V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street -jTEWART The Florial owere For All O c f ln — libers Florists Telegraph Do* livery Association Myrtle Ave. Phono M 0-1 S. O. Shinholser Richer Creamiet r tu tv A p o a x ie o Contractor and Builder Sanford Florid* R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD.------FLORID: did for me. I haven't needed any racdlclno slnco I took Cardui, and I am feeling fine.” Nervousness, r o b 11o s aness, sleeplessness—these symptoms so ofton are tho result of a weak,/un-down condition, and a m , dtt' velop'Store Berig s s l g Sanford Machine U t i t n l M id tli. W .rk . C rll« 4 w © th?.*. rw IfTr’i. Frsrttne Srnvtcr. Inc k.M n D«t C s ta d l s * is s tw i �'fVliMJ JlLM Frjdaf m i -• J orld*. •wnrH v*TRA»r4 MOMfteR % \, X % | Sure, B ring Him! mms B roken by Florida G irl on Saturday TALLAHASSEE, Mur.' 26.— Catherine Prime of Sarasota, Junior, broke the womnn’s No* tional record in the discus hurl in the annual truck und field meet a t Florida States Coll pkc for. Woman .1Monday, with a throw of 10$ fa*ft inches. ■The •national record !•' 100 feet. ■ Finishing with a grand total of 98Vt points, the junior class wot). the class banner In the meet. The Freshmen came around with SO points. Sopho­ mores with 31 points and sen* lor’* 29. The sweater for the bets all round athlete will .be awarded to MIsa Pearl Hcntz of Talla­ hassee who modo a percentage of 80.72. Miss Lucille Reece of Tallnhnssco and Miss Prime came uecond and third, respec­ tively with percentages of 83.97 and 80.85. fom* Gib-(If fo r the fiampiontler, ring i*ht were round noMichignn jriw r/tf.h -, guarantee, p P H 'p tr .c e n t,’ Jack the F#cnch H em , received a cerSerlliyOOO ;gunr»nU>ct wiu i e promoted by liwW—. who owns “ ■*Bc"the rljrht name the but it is lect Michi than 50 I very no­ n Uj| \ T HIM' all ZBY8 KO IN 8T. PETB. ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 28 — Wlndsk Zbynko, championship con­ tender for wrestling honors, and Carl Nelcon, will feature the American Legion's weekly athletic Here js Quin tin Romero, Chilean show Monday night at the water­ un ged to UBtry on June 1 ready heavyweight, .whom Tex Rickard front park. f t * fa the city whuye wailta'Jof hring to New York. This is a picture of RougH House Ross who wilt be Jack MiddleItomdm is 8 feet 1 inch, and weighs ton’s tough opponent in a 10-round battle here Friday night according 198 pounds.' to an announcement recently made by Matchmaker Billy Dawson. Rosa *H01N PRACTICE fjrc.20—The Tampa has met some of the best boys in the squared ring and fa n i here are £)j»|»egurL their spring assured that he will give hU opponent all the action that he Is looking It under the direction for and then some. ..George MooreHcld, W‘: the State League itajr tWo weeks hence. sicnl; 8, Old-fashioned songs. • catcher, last year In Radio Program Number Includes Six New State KFI, Los Angeles (469), 8:45 Itataa *League; Lee Banks and One State Bank and p. m„ Lecture; 10, Concert; 12, Crj, Walter Kershncr, Trust Company Located at Kearns Leaves for California Instrumental and vocal. PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY. lorn Usset, shortstop, Jack ■Miami Beach. Where He Will Probably Sign KHJ, Los Angeles (395), 8:45 (By Courtesy of Rudio Digest) •avy, outfielder, are Articles for Champion’s Ser, m., Children’s program; 10 Do (Central Time) already prancing over viees-en Screen• fur Next WSB, Atlanta (429), 8 p. m., uxe concert. _Fe*v Months. W1IAS, Louisville (400), 7:30 Quartet; 10:45, Glee Club. p. m., Concert, Kentucky Ram­ B. BOXING BOUT. .n e ^ Vlmtf, Mar. 28.—Jack WGR, Buffalo (319), 5:30 n. War. 2« — Enrique m., Dinner music; 0:30, News re­ blers. Kearns* manager of Jack Demp­ CKAC, Montreal (425), 7 p ports; 7:45, Addresses. inland .Tommy Free- sey, le ft1 Tuesday for Los Angeles, m., Concert. - ^ M A H r f i g h ts , will meet here when* in* uxpecta to sign a mil­ KYW, Chicago (600). 0:30 p. WGI, Medford Hillside (3G0), m., Bedtime story; 7, Dinner con­ i# C m uJO iptain 8. G. Harrison, lion dollar motion' picture contract cert; 8, Reading; 9:05, Musical. (I p. m., Music; 0:30, Concert. for playier-for the 118th Field WMC, Memphis ( 500), 8:30 p. WtlRdnt in NAthiotic Association, anWMAQ, Chicago News (447.5), that shootlngLow Silver nnd Aramis ,7 p. m.. Talks; »:40, Orchestra; m., Concert, orchestra. WLAG, Minncapolis-St. Paul 9, Talk; 9:15, Orchestra. 1 more excltiniill fnco ench other bo| WJAZ, Chicago (448), 10 p. (417), 6 p. in., Sport hour; 0:15, 0, who wouidnmo club on ' ^ll Labor Day, one from James J. their facilities m.-1 a. m., Musical, Orlola Or- ! Dinner concert; 7:30, Farm lec| uonrorn, Callfcwni* promoter, for trust features Brisbane saysY chestru. n bout with Harry Wills nt Tla Total resoui trprised to heatf Juliana nnd the other from Tex banks and tri Rickard for n match with Wills 31, ir is , wn* WLW, Cincinnati (309), 10 p or the best available contender In compared witl the metropolitan area. Dec. 31, 1923, . Thu eliampion’s tnnnnger inti- institutions ha mated he favored acceptance of bled in size il Rickard's offer, which involvos in yenrs. ■exce.w' of “ t r ‘half *nfilllOh difilirr^rt -TJuTotata he B CHAMPION WILL PROBABLYTAKE MOVIES O F F E R £ 1 A ton Lamb, her ind. lCCtt South 1V«ntworth Str* irUatnn, n and Martin Carotins, Man nd. S14 Bast W. Horn, hsr . CUnrgla. and 33rd Street. Sn Luther 3. Ktn [ 31* Boat 33rd Street, Snvunn; lorn) a. Summer is coming • and the It appearing a sworn hill of smoke nuisance will be less, ex complaint DUmPin against you or Inter* that you havel claim cept for the cheap cigars. cat In the folft described Isnd to-wlt: In Seminole C# kFlorida, Tier Lot Two (2 J*iwn 1 Tenof(10). I n flrc .lt Court. Vth Judicial Clr. Sanford, •alt, flcmlaalc Cavafy. Florida. Nine (9), of Chaaccry. Llaslo R. (iarm, Complainant, Heddons nn [kespearo fine Bamboo Fishing R*»de.' Chub and 8>iB.-nd Minnows: Shakespeare. Heddon (IQ Jcnnla L. Lamb and John Clinton Level Wind reels. n i t F ls h la g T a c k le f a r a ll F la k e rw e ’ Lamb, her husband. Man A. Horn nnd Martin W. Horn, her husband, lT T H E B PO R T SM A N ST O R E q O and Luther S. Kennedy, Defendants. m., Music, ____ 6:30, Bedtime story; 6:40, Concert, story. WCBD, Zion (345), 8 p. m Musical. S/JF0RD CYCLE H O T It'R T O NON-HHRIDBMTX. To Jennie L. Lamb and John Clin. JOFY FOR “A” GRADING ipli Schools :>? Have Already for “A” Senior ClaBsificnlion. rvuUf v/uitwnu \ oia/| iu |i« m.f cashier. Musical. Grnceville Stntc Bank, Grace* H a. Mnr. 24 WAAW. Omaha (380), 8, Mar­ villc, capital stock, 525,000. J. M ■. honls of the kets, Sunday school lesson and Kirkland, president president; J. P. Cox, udalifU'd tor agricultural address. cashier. ■ i tion in thA WOAW, Omaha (525), 8 p. mwiiw/ ... Commercial & Savings Bank, .It'.*' Y j^ Children’s story; 0:30, Orchestra, * debt to the West Paint Beach, capital stock ,1 iw 9, Concert. $50 001). T. M. Cook, president, W. W Il\ Philadelphia (509), 5:05 He U «» IngA1 D. Bradford, cashier. ■turn a som<p. m.t Dinner music; 8, Talk; 7, Holly worn! State Bunk, Holly­ ^ f f s tin e ntvlHe nnd i Musical; 9:30, Organ recital; wood, capital stock, $15,000. J. land in Texn-4." IT It should 10:15, Danco. W. Young, president; E. L. Bowie, v World's Records For Free cashier. north, Key \\i’est would WDAR, Philadelphia (395), WTAS, Elgin (288). 8:30-mid ,’nlloon Flights A:* Well as ' In Kentucky.-—Hollywood G:30 p. m., Talk. night, Guyon’n I’arudise Orchos Hank of Ormond, Ormond, capi­ Others Will Be Smashed . WFI, Philadelphia (395), 5 p. tal stock $15,000. Jos. P. Each, tra. • Is Belief I'.esidcnt; J. S. Milligan, cashier. WBAP, Fort Worth Star Tele m., Tnlk; 5:30, Orchestra; 7. 1 declares ho wants to give Uabson Park State Bank. Bnb- gram (470), 7:30 p. m., Concert Tulk; 9:10, Orchestra. ing and go into the movies, o f citrus fru ) (It* Tin- .\**i>cinH,il I ' r r s t l KGW, Portland (492), 10 p. nt., :'.oh Park, capital stock, $20,000. 9:30, Organ. nccom n lishm i’AN ANTONIO, rgentlne heavyweight has acLompuanm*v |)ew AmorlcunTexas* l0(.onlMar. umj20.n E. L. Wirt, president; Lane Smith, KFKX, Hastings (341), 9:30 p Music; 12, Dance music. y been seeing some of cashier. m.. Musical. KPO, San Francisco (423), fennott’s comedies Intelv ample Of ClOL world's record for free bnl7:30 p. m., Children's hour; 9, State banks nnd trust compa­ WDAF, Kansas City Stai ares that the “knock-downs” Krowern o u g ln flight 1 nre 4nticipoted by nies; (111), 3:30 p. m., Ounce program Orchestra; 10, Program; 12, Or­ c u ltu re am i -tubers of the San Antonio Aeromovies are mors fun thnn Miami Bench Bank and trust 0, Talk, children's story, ensem chestra. l-.utio Association nnd by entrants ■WGY, Schenectady (380), 0:45 the National Balloon race which Co., Miami Beach, capital stock, ble; 11:45, Nighthawks. $50,000. Ben Shepard, president; WHU, Kansas City (411), 2 ;i p. rn» Music. s.V scheduled to start from KeBy trvard University has recently m., Classical music; 7, Talk, mu WBZ, Springfield (337), 0 p. •noonAif April 23. Arthur H. Pntten, cashisr. )«d to limit the enrollment; of .>v ftodgnt hotly. This is a wise v ery h ig h e st’^ *v.?.., _,ntely Iv40O -inibleft- with Tjii.de in L* Universities, once under '.U nd to grow with leaps and 0\CU th e n OI, 10 Dy Post and Ilawhy, who DOINGS OF THE D U FFS * Cnnadn, ' BY CONDO 'da until t ney become mere ler- g ro w e rs in mijed in the wilds I factories where the student not le t tlso orth'Of Quebec, The world's rec­ absolutely no personal contact o f b a n c l^ i Iord is 1,898 miles and was made in Europe. , , fl . . . MOM'5 DOWN TOWN OH, IT’S A NEW . hU Instructor. “ As *41 y By ’maylng San Antonio the TODAY —MANB6 IT’S RECORD- CHICK* |-, v ^ -------- o---------point, officials believe ANEW JAZZ PIECEto skull which excavators un- began t‘,ou' u'ti|)g ri-*ehuve made it possible for new LET'S PLAY IT!! M ped near Los Angeles the oth- ed pror point to be established. It is ty is said by paleontologists to h a p p c £ * curronvut )hat the drift of air [ belonged to the original most inv previous raco.t has aliriemn roaming the wilds of quote^iomc- loons towrvldy curried the balSPECIAL hern California no less than highvte Ag- Ijiwrence n'i»‘ mouth of the St. DELIVERY '• hundred years ago. There *i1(,.,Nc.lmhia City nnd St. L. From Kansas V MISSJ! it be an opportunity here to have ls»en starlit), both of which «, or disprove the evolutionary c*lunt City •ante is about l.lotl’ints, the disry. Is it a human skull, or a tigh, ({race hns Iiceu t|ip. normal this unty; Orlan flight. From San AntqrK»eand ic y Skull? of the Winter Park H. -------- 0 — in the Argentine Augus- Pasco muir of the air currents also V,c mouth of the St. IjiVWHn* into recently resigned as Min- rwater. I.ar- the Hms. balloons rising here wi!f?ce* | pr JInven, Uf'war in order that he might } h ^ ib le flight of appro.vimatt? 4 Ruel with General Delle- I •*. Lucie 9)0 miles. ; head of the m ilitary forces — Sarasota, , The race, .hesires decidim* in. uenos'iAyrc*, on account of <*Ak); TayIn accusations which the Min- fry ); Dayhad made regarding the con- ir Payti.na of the army. It would be an ng, Walton lent idea* for certain Amcri- en tijugs); tfficiaJa to follow the example fault, w ip­ y the quick-tempered Ar- ing bcfnrb ^ Good gracious- take that which Ilitj ping boss, j? RECORD OFF. AND L'LL GIVE YOU A DOLLAR APIECE IF YOU PROMISE t trial. H % iu „« r.7 <&*■ gu.lly of I t bird. $8(10; Jm.rth ffi1 V / \ N O T TO TE L L POP A WORD r^' S taad degree mun$200, nnd livlh -ei/jo **’ AV 5 ^ - \ ^ A B o u r i t J! r y —r ' AKM6 t the death of (i f) will bo giran to t l o f v' sX * PALM * youth in a c o n v i c t 01 ATg i GET 1 northern part of the Bta*m wih , t *1.® rocJ!i Ifl / / 'conducted, is an excellent waa sentenced to twenty He n v '^t» A iu ,ia) 1 -Rt’ 'only for the poorer classes nenal servitude. V A J r this ilnmag levaJent organizations which he was unjustly convicteA^ \y who . ■ > 2 ^ ^ F f o r that reamr Immaterially Ly them, but ulso crime. Not u day of the y the time-limited business n an has been served, thanks Y pioba''1- rJ i j i r e g r e t t e d that the so it is. The lute \ ^ \\ I I * £■ K the lowi:r court hui Thirteenth, who wrote if th a t able by a single stroke furnishing of lar^e bone .tjjc appeal. 'jH letu ^Jo n tro v erted anti that Hig Ijttin poem in.prai^a of lighSTfev. Is pen. to rte+k^t!Ye»wi*e T Fterfdaj has suffered, as a result [ginbotluini is not now in the pern wine, and used it with the greatest o f the cmulitious that formerly | tentiary serving the sentence im moderation ail his life, lived to be existed iu the convict camps in ! posed on him by the court. Automobile Re] OPEN D A Y A N D NS LADIES’ RESI^g AUTOMOILE SUPP A im s - On the Joe Sauser Co; Oviedo-Orlarj NOW OWNED BY ( BR YA N T WAGNI; M H -IB W W IF IH U W W ? IU L C lll^ g isy terms. I BEG TO ANNOU E THAT I HAVE TAK**y. Sub asy terms. THE 1 business. SON nd Watson n m iiiiii] AT THE SAME &TAND A N D W ILL CARlv BUSINESS ON THE SAME P L A N AS HEJid.« OUR POLICY IS TO PLEASE OUR PAT™ ”' WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU AT A L L *— �■NLx *jr;.*-» jTwli vy.; 4'--. t ^ gfrf.j- ^*y tfetfV* *-' •'"■■» ’ t*.' 5== nr *^V*Xj(h;r 1 h i] /•r-% •r.-Mi . ' -*3 I S' " HERALD W A N TA D S WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL s ANTORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE Political Announcements HOUSES FOR RENT Vo t e r s o f t h e i n n SENATORIAL DISTRICT. After due consideration. I have decided to become a candidate fur re-election to the State Setatc from the 19th Senatorial District, composed of Orange, Seminole and Osccolii Counties, subject to the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd. I respectfully solicit your support. ’ M. 0. OVERSTREET. FOR CLERK CI1ICUTT COURT i wish to announce that I ant a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Co., subject to Democratic primary, Juno third. If elected, I promise the faithful performance of the duties con­ nected with that office. _ _ _ _ _ W. L MORGAN. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I herebv announce my candidacy for County Commissioner for tho Fifth District comprising Chuluota, Geneva nnd Osceola, subject to the action of tho Democratic pri­ mary June 3. _________ C. A. RAULKRSON. FOR SUPERINTENDENT 0F~~ PUBLIC INSTRUCTION I hereby announce my candidacy for re-election to the office of county auperintendcnl of public instruction of Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary to be held on June 3rd, 1921. _______ T. W. LAWTON. to th e »• thorI m . rules lira you And It you In -to make ’K their MMffea a* number If SRbout one n o d hiii a Para can't >ou unleaa (a. IM T he Tile Nag. *r ly let- . ,d!ae«n«laEfflclent »U ■ ‘ ll :ments ujalcirriN G roirsiiEitiFp; * To the Voters of Seminole County: I hereby announce my candidacy for tho office of Sheriff of Seininolo County, subject to tho voters of the Democratic Prinmry to be held Juna 3rd, 1921. If elected I promise four years of Law En­ forcement In a business manner by tho help of the proper subordi­ nates or assistants nnd earnestly solicit the suppurt of all law en­ forcement voters, on June 3rd. ______ RAYMOND L, ALLEN;_ FOR TAX ASSESSOR. I wish to announce that 1 nm a candidate for re-election to tho office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ nole County, subject to the decis­ ion of the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. A. VAUGHAN. FOR TAX COLLECTOR I beg to announce myself n enndidnto for the office of Tax Col­ lector of Seminole County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. ____R. Ci MAXWELL. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce my enndidney for tho office of County Commis(tinner from district number two of Seminole county, subject to the FOR RENT—5-room cottage with bath, lights and water. W. J. Thigpen. FOR RENT—Nice ten-room house with bath, corner 4th and Oak, facing park. REAL ESTATE J 90994 o The Right Equipment DRESSMAKING d r e ss m a k in g .,.We are equipping a shop to do nil kinds of dressmaking. Cloth­ ing for all ages. A shop for all kinds of ■€*>::«. v/o respectfully solicit thb patronage of the people of Sanford and vitinity. LAN DA _______ 402 Sanford Are. ______ In this age of action and accomplishment* one can­ not afford to : w aste time with a set o f rusty, obso­ lete, dull-edged tools. ROOMS FOR RENT t(OK RENT—Two rooms, one upstairs and ono downstairs. 112 Laurel Ave. FOR RENT Two room apart* __ment. 202 Park Avc._________ FOR RENT—One two room fur* nished apartment. Apply Dodge Bros. Garage. Phone 3. FOR RENT—Fundihcd rooms with board. Phoenix Hotel. Phone 40-W.___________ FOR RENT—Two furnished bed­ rooms for rent. Phone 24.___ FOR RENT—Two light house­ keeping rooms, n th and Elm Ave: FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms furnished. For into sewing machlnc^ 509 Eust Third. F O ir T E N f ^ tw T rooms with or without garage 618 Oak Ave. 9 8 0 SANFORD RRa l ESTATE la In great demand. Investor* are looking for good bargains. If you have any real estate to buy or sell It will pay you to use The Herald classified page. FOR RENT—12 room flat cen­ trally located 960 per month. FORDS New and to e d ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCK8 Cash or terms. We Sell or trade. FOR SALE—Lots in Boseland EDWARD HIGGINS, Heights. High and dry. A-l loca­ Authorised Ford Dealer tion on Sonard Soofard Ave., Avc., from $250 to |500 each, easy terms. If you ___________Sanford,_______ ___ want a desirable home come in and FOR SALE—A brand new Ford ice us. Coupe, Been run only 10 days about town. Good cart. Box 314, 2*4 acres, desirable location with Sanford, Fla,______ rd,_______ __________ * ng 'houses. A11 cleared i ppR flAra*—Ford R aarisir two dwelling and fenced, 25 orange trees, 93600. tieally new. Bargain. See This is a bargain. a rt Dutton. ■ FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, one 5 acres with 5-room dwelling. Fif­ 1918 Ford light truck in good ty bearing orange trees. Variety condition. Inquire Floyd Washhum. Phone 253-W. of all other fruits, 91000. FOR SALE—3 1-3 acres lakcfront all cleared, 6-room house, 93,000.00 If you want a city lot, a suburban lot. a house ready built, celery farm, grove or anything in the Real IEstate line call us. We sell at the owners price only. Call and see us. Wo. give you the bargains and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., Scminola Hotel Annex. VULCANIZING Hood Goodyear and Balloon Tires Used Cars KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Commercial St. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—Ten acres close to town, on good road. New house. Land partly cleared and set In trees, 12,000, terms. M. V. Wheel­ er, 404 First National Bank Buildlag. Phone 101-J. Aladam Harriet, Beauty Parlor, 0 Over Mobley's Drug Store. Park Ave. Phone 245. WANTED—To buy barber t chair. 0 J. R. Houghton, Box 45, Lake O MISCELLANEOUS MfiXXi. O Many a farmer would say the FOR SALE greatest farm relief measure 0 FOR SALK 20 Sets Blinds, good would be to relieve him of his 0 condition. See R. J. Holly.____ farm. 0 FOR SALE—DeSoto paints and1 vanrlshes at Sanford Novelty1 99099909990050000000 Works, sola agents.______ 154-tfc j FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for setting, 15 eggs for 91.00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Bcurdnll Avenue, Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp Every one has an' Exciting Night WANTED TO RENT SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 sometime. See if yours compared WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room First Street. Next door to Smith with the one nt the Idllanc Thea­ house. Furnished or unfurnish-! Brothers. We sell, trade, and re -, Transfer-Draying ter Wednesday. ed, cIoko In. Will rent by year, pair all kinds of cook stoves. If Inquire II- C. Morgan- P. O. Box your trouble Is stove trouble, sco See C. E. Chorpcning 301. 1u*. PHONE 3302 FOR SALE—Ancona bnby chick* Fine strain pure-bred ancona BUILDING Sanford, Fla. chicks, hatched from eggs from my , MATERIAL own flock of carefully selected | MlftAULE Concrete Co., general breeders. My 17 years experience;, cement work, sldewlaks, build­ in breeding nnconas assure you tho | A. DeCottes to he had in the breed. All ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. K best chicks delivered South Baldwin Attorncy-at-Law Tcrwlllegcr, Prop._____________ Ancona Farm, Lillian. Ala._____ Over Seminole County Lumber and Building' MatoriaL Ft lit ■ SALE—Remington type­ Bank Carter Lumber Company writer with wide carriage, $30.00 N. Uiurel St. Phone 565. ■— ■ Florida for quick sale. Inquire Hernld of­ ban ford, HILL LUMBER CO. House of fice._______________ _ _ _ _ _ _ Service, Quality and Price. FOR SALE—5-pieco living room Phone 135. or porch suite nnd other furni­ Schelle Main?s ture cheap. 205 Holly Ave. Synthetic cocaine is the latent S;\L e —Household furniture Four nviators are trying to fly FOR in Germany, but they can’t make around the world, and spring will _nnd dishes, 1020 Union Ave.__ *:* LAWYEK anw synthetic reparation pay­ make many of ua wish we were FOR SALF—Axminstcr rug, 9x12. — Court H oum Phone 571-J.__________________ j with them. ments. FOR SALE—Grocery store, doing HH»■.** good business. Good location, cheap rent. Owner going north. Inquire -t22 IF 2nd St.__________ J Moughton FOR SALE—fT7t. counter show case. Small gas range and wood ARCHITECT range. 109 N. Sanford Ave. 0 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Keep up to the minute; have your working equip­ ment and your knowledge of today’s needs, the last word in efficiency. Keep posted. See that your tools ire razor-edged, keen and modern—self-satisfaction is the forerunner of de­ feat. In hewing your way to Success, a great help will be found in The Herald Want Ads—they work their way into the keenest minds and find for you the very people for whom your appeal ig intended. Use The Herald Want Ads for results. AUTOMOBILES A N D REPAIRS 0 FOR COUNTY JUDGE ~ To the People of Seminole County: I nm n candidate for County Judge, your support and vote on June the 3rd will be appreciated. SAMUEL A. D. WILKINSON. FOR' REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce my candidacy for member House of Representa­ tives for Seminole County subject to the action of the voters at the Democratic primary, June 3. FORREST LAKE* FfHniRPRESENTATIVB I respectfully nnnovnrc myself as n candidate for the House of Representatives from Seminole County, subject to the Democratic primary, June 3, 1921. If elected I will advocate constructive legis­ lation for the benctlt of tho grentcst number of people in Seminole County nnd the state r.f Florida, J. R. LYLES. FOR CONSTABLE OF 1HSTRICT NO. I. HJCLAS3. I hereby ai.no ::uo that I nm a )L HOARD candidate for con (table of District Itself a to ‘.lie Deuttfrorit' 7 primary to be held June 3rd, 1924. ^ of public _____________ ' ’ JOHN -------------------MKLSCH. | Said district heig composed of the sweet school l the si] FOR SHERIFF " ! ’’"'cincts: Fanlo County, the To the Voters of Seminole County: f '• Lako Monroe and 1 noln. primary | out yif U. K. WALKER. I hereby nnnounco myself a can­ H. nc of FOR SHERIFF. . didate for Sheriff of Seminolo IAMB. | c a r iinc I hereby announce myself ns f County subject to the action of tho JRNEY Democratic primary to tie held on candidate for t>.e o.Tce of Sheriff II the lie clti- June 3rd. If I nm elected 1 pledge of Scminide County, subject to the |n’ at y( tu»t I am myself to fulfdl the duties of this Democratic primary June. 1921 arbutt lerr.s ition to offlco to the best of my ahilit ____________ W. A. TILLI3. !for the little wt E. E. BRADf . MEMBER OF SCHOOL HOARD JCounty, sr eyes w|j I wish to announce that I nm n NOTICE Demotlnsey In I will bo n candidate for renomi- candidate for Member of the . J 92-1. I nation for the office of State At­ School Board of Seminole Co. from rote nnd torney of the Seventh Judicial t'ir- School district No. 3. Subject to Irs. Lee _ cult of the Stale of Florida, sub­ the decision of the Democratic pri­ JLDER. ject to the action the guestOI of the Demo­ mary to be held June 3, 1924. Emmett JONEU cratic Primaly. Your endorsement _________II. II. I'jATTISHALL._ First National Bank Bldg. on Monda* cnndl- for n second term of office will be f o r c o u n t y c o m m is s io n e r Court. Sanford, ------------ Florida itsaloner for greatly appreciated. I hereby announce iny enndi­ unty, With a radio set in your GEORGE A. DcCOTTKS, dney for County Commissioner for McCall mary, State Attorney, Seventh Judicial the fifth district of Seninolo Coun­ home there is an everValdosta, iT^rTMBK ____ Circuit, State of Florida. ty. Subject to tho action of the chnnginff selection of new e guests of f . HAGAN. •••« June Primary of 1921. FOR SHERIFF ■left Tuesday and catchy songs. I hereby announce myself n can­ ______ H.JLKILBER. fey will spen. didate for rejection to tho office FOR TAX COLLECTOR ng to Sanford Tune in tonight—dance of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ I wish to announce that I nm a The Matthews Press Ifew days. ject to the action of the Demo­ rnndidnte for re-election to the of­ to the music over the air— Wr Lilt ii mil*.. Hnnfuril Kin. cratic primary to be held on June fice of County Tax Collector of you will enjoy the evening PRESENT PA' 3. If tjltcted for another term I Seminole County, subject to tho Class of better than ever before. ! pledge to fulfill the duties of tho action of the Democratic primary will present CEi office in the same efficient manner to be held in June. ^ller Needs a rd- High Schi th a t I am a: that I have conducted it in the JNO. D. JINKINS. at 8:15. T h^a of Justice j past. —-tlint &re reasonably pi u* •* %▼ MEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL from beginning for tho first ________________£ J ^ H A N l i ._ ed—that always work—go C 3 n SU lt HOARD - FOR HOARD OF PUBLIC INwant to Menjoy Hilnole Conn­ I hereby announce myself a, can­ to 8THUCTION ie and cotue. ,and' efficient didate for re-election as a member I hereby announce my candidacy of the County Board of Public In­ -------- . fUtlvo Office- i TERTAIN AT 9 4 to' Jo my for re-election as member of the struction from District No. 3, Board of Public Instruction for (Geneva, J°NG iff , / “ Oviedo, Osceola nnd Seminole County. Florida, repre­ Chulcotn) subject to tho nction of H. B. ird Long and MtFBLLOW. senting school district Nn. - of, tho Democratic Primary, Juno 3rd, ill entertain the Seminole County, subject t.i the 1024. Having served as a memit Club of • Address Democratic primary to be held o n ; her of the Board since 1915, un. ternoon, honorin June 3rd, 1924. _ . I Tt o having been chairman of the n of Syracuse, , First National Bank Building, D IAS. A. HAIjiLY _ Hoard since 1910, cnpccally fits mu Marguerite Lint ground floor. FOR COUNTY JUDGE f<»r the work required of a Board will be at tho I hereby announce my candidacy member, and if re-elected I promJA N D SUPPLIES ng on Mugnolia;i No. L07--Telephonc 349—Park Avc. fur the office of County Judge. i*e thcr same conscientious nnd con-1 Lizard skins will be used in NFORDJLA. of Seminole County, subject to th e ; strut tive service ns has been rendmen’s spring footwear, which of nction of the voters at tho Demo- ered in my many years of service, course will he worn by lounge cratic primary June 3. CHAS. F. HARRISON, lizards. . JOHN G. LEONARDY. ‘ Geneva. Florida. anHnnHnaannsssHnnnnnn n n n n n n n n n sn n n n n sn n n n n B n n n n n n IEY. —.th a t I shall r thp office of Lttornoy, aubmcnt of the I the Jane 3rd, V ■. s ■H E RRIN G r JUDGE myself ns a Ico of County aunty, subject imary, June 3, Jthful service i me. ;G. SHARON^ lOF COURT nty cnndlI'of CIcrk of the pinole County, Lthe decision of rlmaty rimaty to be i. D., 1924. I and service in who are h i ___ help should read thw page of The Herald, reason for sending out-of-l help when th e n is . the person you want In, Read this column and If : see what you want a few vested in a want ad wfU I . many reqlies. Ju st try ft WANTED-^Smldl "set of ‘ keep in evenings. Call Utilities. W A■NITED ___ -U dy to housekeeping for tMariy,^ and take care of invalid, 111 Maple Ave. „ '« WANTED—An A-l also an nfflce gill to telephone and taka olden. 311._________ _________ 975 A WEEK—Man or wanted with ambition, and small capital, to Rawleigh's Household steady users in your locality, train and heln you so you caa up to 9100 a week or experience necessary, profitable, dignified work. . . . today. W. T. Rawleigh Co, 2736, Memphis, Tenn. LOST A N D FOl n S S T a n opportunity to" the twI#s I a b r e a s t!with __ ___ reading the classified your dally newspaper, want ads contain many in messages. It will pay you to them daily. LOST—Rebekah pin, missed 1 tween Rockey and Kent! canising Works. Return -to aid office. Reward. LOST—Black suit case eii( from Orlando to" G reen' Springs. Reward. Telephone; E, Hathaway, Wagner, Fla. LdST—Bunch of keys. Herald office. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD O. C. Bryant, Wag­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-Florida iilliing Station, g^s at 2 cents above cost the year around. George 1Elton You PRINTING Are cordially invited to look over our list of City Lots, . Residence and Business property. F«r tho good radio sots j?arma 0f every size. We you. No See Chevrolet F irst|trouble to show the Ask us about the new goods. Lewis & Co. way to pay for the Chevrolet—San Juan Garage. iEMENT problem of fillJfjEj is easily settled < inciple of reciproci int one lias to sell wants to buy. H ELP WJ By GEORGE McMANUS FATHER JO bT THE <5UY l WAIST T O 5EE-! 6AvY-»F Y O U C A N T D O O P MX SH IR T S A NX B E T T E R THAN T H l ^ - i ’PA ‘- OHS' T O ill//. A OTHER i r \ L A J N D R X .' i is tho great prlrS dcrlying Herald Wi 'I'd it has worked 1, with such great sibat this form of u l Ing -has come to Ij popular. Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ? First National Bank Sanford < ft W. J. Thigpen H a s m oved to F u k s t f l r B ru m ley B ldg. R a il ta le a n d all k in d s o f J » | aurance. Studebaker, Packard, J. L. PERKINS Balsa Department Sen Juan Garage WHIDDON & HODGES Tailors, Clemnarn and D y « t 117 Park Areas*— Phone MB Sanford Novelty Works | V. C. COLLER, Prop. Uvneral Shop and Mill W ort Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial S t m t - Wilson Welding & Radiator Works -*if it's Metal we can wsld H." SANFORD, FLORIDA j STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occult* Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Av*. Phone 260-W S. O. Shinholser Contrartur and Builder 9 Sanford, — -------- Florida R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and $: Insurance SANFORP.------FLORIDA needs of one are suy. the needs of another process simply U th l sg of tho buyer anX together and Herald! Ads do that to por-i n. Try them and see.1 reach all the people vely — leave your Ad nt The Herald ofPhone us to send for phone it to the Want lepartment. Sanford Machine Co» | U .m n I M .r k l w i l l UaM— W .iU C rllattr G lM Itg IE 148 © j*' f*.Jr FJ ^ ^_ _ _ _ _ ^__ nv Iffr-t. Fr*tiinc Srnvicr. Inc. ■ �A few, days ago in B roo»n* 4 bur yfcuflg rheri' wefo ■jnfetjkenR# .death for muiwr. In ibid bldod aod after, long, deliberation7traai(*Mng meti,hailityrder<kl and robbed .twobknk itteiaengeni ft. a Brooklyn ’dtavated railroad station. Vacation Italia* Teeth AVe Best, ’ coupl, tn , 'ey seemed to Copyright, OH Morris Diamond, his brother Joe Diamond, JTohn Farina and Tony Pantano are now in the death house waiting for the h r . SINCLAIR, the oil man, time when they m ust pay with their lives for the crime they [tells how Theodore Roosevelt, the j-in im ti t n i second Assistant Secretaty of the ^ ‘ted. .. . , , . , Navy, esked him to hire.his brothThey are all young men, three of them being but little er /rehle, and he adds th a t he more than twenty-one years of age, and the fourth is only a tried young Archie, in almost ev* few years older. Two of them had previously served term s of cry department. of his cu.ine.s, imprisonment, and the other two are said to have had long f }5*S5) a ” e*r “ 1*7 Arehic never association with criminals. made good in anything.” Murders are becoming almost every day affairs. Hardly otXT . ,. . „ do you pick up a newspaper but th a t an account of soma mur- JJR. L u i£ r a n d ^ a t _________ der is seen. And a t times there are several in one day. But S S J E S u a i * n o t * expected* To the* worst part of it all is the fact that most of the criminals are young men, less than twenty-five years of age. i 1 People are waking up fo the realization th at something must be done to stop thiswaYA a t •te d Press is exctas< InVlwta, X , «" J a s s r a 1A s r ,,* |v - Boston man wants divorce because when he* asked her howu S beford supper she said U with Maybe this new truth serum would be good for the . . tp ;th« use for reoubj •11 Mere d l y r f r C1 ft .or an ancient? 7 tquart while tearing down , an old building. », now no old building there U safe. fnitnrl found p u tlic a tU a T I , alIen.ry Pi,r^ **vf r clc Shoals wo intend to sayMu*, hi. cheap fertiliser will make the south rich. Woman In Birmingham, Ala., fractured her husband’s skull with a monkey wrench, indicating a pistol shortage in Birmingham. While our new secretary t,f navy is writing o story for children he will find his government job is no chltd s play. I n meeting n t'ttJ-v There are absent-minded professoin and professors whose minds have moved away. liarvard professor saya all dogi should be kilted. , Whispered by a p t i | world fast in o n T /j • aase; Ty I grass-green. be^^J CnurcS-tower , h' still rains and de. wood; m fat one hamlet !g • round of life to hour. ■Alfred Lerd Ten oeminoie C ounty Bank ormence a i nata H>. tho •spirants are wc little oil should ! of difference. i citrus growers art say, the celery gri In the cash. ■ Sanford, Fla* a • *■ New York Herald ona hundred and n; • more Uke an edltk rdopedla Brltalnica " ■ A cordial welcome aw aits you a t this S Strong Financial Institution [ Capital and Surplus - - . $125,000.00 j Total Resources . . . $1,500,000.00 tree Chinese, arre iy. for playing dice Wrtment In New York i that shooting crap i •1 more exciting than > ill,-who wouldn’t? i 1 i 1 ...Let Us Serve YouJ Brisbane says he wi r p r is e d to hear the I itnjr for “Cal'' and “M ember. Their parsrcely make a bet ■■*nana*M C.zm unftn*aM nnnnnannnfcnM inniaaaiasa J Ip 'llsrtln begun his cn •bout a year ago and nee •boat out of steam. Fra Igs had a late start, is n itrong and hasn't got his si This bank can care for the large concern in every phase of bank­ . recently consummated 400,000,000 lire to Polan r has no much money—ni told th at 400,000.000 lire b money—why doenn't nl r debt to the United States ing requirements and yet retain that individual contact with its customers and their financial af0 a Is so big that if turn a somersault wes pille and St. Augustin md In Texas. It it nhoul orth, Key West woul In Kentucky.—Itollywoo fairs which every business man desires. t declares he wants to glv<N Ing and go into the movies rgtotlne heavyweight hat ly been seeing some ol Sennctt’i comedies latelv ares tjiat the "knock-downs” movies are more fun thnn A COMMUNITY BUILDER F. I*. FORSTER. President 3. F. WH1TNER East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tici South E ast 1-4, Block 6, Tiei Lots in Woodruff's Sub-Division on casj 800 acres. Flowing Well, Land Solid Bo divided In 5 acre lots. As whole or in lots. Eas For Fire Insurance sec us— 30 years in J FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SI Phone \1 --------------- ----- - Office Woodruff aim Seminole County Ab3tra<RY ON THE Announces C onsolidation with i n K 'i w t tw U w tp # which Iliggim? ping boss, is ni Higgini pupa' people are conducting trial. week a community chest canin. Sanford is inte-ested in •hing the results of this move- the dentil of thr Worth Dakota l in tho west coast city. The youth in n convict camp in the am of community che»t3, when northern part of the state, and (criy conducted, is an excellent wan sentenced to twenty years’ He now claims S ot only fur the poorer classes penal servitude. Wnevaient organizations which he was unjustly convicted of the cip a tc rla ily by them, but also crime. Not u day of the sentence th e time-limited business n a n has been served, thunks to the fin thus able by a single stroke furnishing of lar^e bond pending 1* pen to conk*Unde.V>.juunecn, .the appeal. ^ Florida; has suffered as a result a f ■-the conditions that formerly existed ill the convict camps in RT GROWING mont of convicts in FTunS^’f c S tie or no note being taken of 1ST fact that these conditions no longer nmlntuin. • The re-hearing of the Higginbotham case will probably give excuse for the fur­ ther dissemination of this damag> ing evidence, and for that reaso'i it is to be regretted that the judgment of the lower court has been controverted and that Uigginbothum is not now in the peni­ tentiary serving the sentence im­ posed on him by the court. majority of Italians, is temperute, eats moderately, drinks light wine well mixed with water. That sur­ prises this prohibition nation, but so it is. The late Pope Leo the Thirteenth, who wroto a very nice Latin pucm in prai^o of light, red wine, and osed it with the preateff moderation all his life, lived to Imj dldacy of Hon. F. E. Jennings for tho nomination for governor have demonstrated their purpose to take an nctivc part in the campaign. The Jennings-for-Oovernor club starts out with a membership roil exceeding two hundred and fifty, and included in the list are many of the best citizens of the county: ...There no daunt that Mr. Jeu■U}ngi|.*t#vSteadily gaining support. Rneoiiragbig report* arc coming from nil p art: ox (no ‘rtsw T rfnu i .u • 1° v)nt»or :>»y question in the minds of men who are study­ ing political conditions intelli­ gently that the race is between Jennings and Martin. Hon. Talfair Cmekton, of Jack­ sonville, one of the leading men of the state, while in the city Thursday cn route home from a trip to Fort Myers, said ho was pleased to find active and strong support for Jennings in every town r e t o f o r e . Sanford M ortgage Loan CjkoNS, AND of Sanford, Florida. TIMES. Butter 7/iyg a Mustard Piatiu* For Coughs and •ches, Neuralgia. «od All Aches ALL D M fS M * * �EisasaiVw [ i E f: HERALD W A NT ADS WILL KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL r « r i D a ily H e ra ld ¥T-AD RATES FOR RENT—5-room cotta re with bath, light* and water. W. J. Thigpen, FOR RENT—Nice ten-room house with bath, corner 4th and Oak, * C n h in Advance dccidcd to become a candidate for re-election to the State Secatu from the 19th Senatorial District, composed af Orange, Seminole and Osceola Counties, subject to the Democratic Primary to be held June '3rd. 1 respectfully solicit your support M. 0, OVERSTREET. f o r Cl e r k c ir c u it c o u r t i wish to announce that I am a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Co., subject to Democratic primary, June third. If elected, I promise the faithful performance of the duties con­ nected with that ollice. _______ :____ W. I* MORGAN. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby nnnounco my candidacy for County Commissioner for tho Fifth District comprising Chuluo- Political n o u n c e m e n ts ffN nr p r o s e c u t in g ATTORNEY. td announce that I shall lldate for the office of osecutlng Attorney, sub­ 's endorsement of the s voters nt the June 3rd, EOROE C. HERRING.' rCOUNTY JUDGE ®Y announce mysoif ns a i for tho office of County Seminole County, subject imocratlc primnry, June 3, pledge faithful service >u nominate me. J. G. SHARONj_ CLERK OF COURT by announce my enndi_tno office of Clerk of tho 3ourt. Scminolo County, subject to tho decision of locratic Primary to be June 3rd; A. D„ 1924. I lor eificicncy and service in VANCE E DOUGLASS. IBM HER SCHOOL* IIOA RD rebsNwrwww-myHolf ■omw fo?’YtrdldKTbtfTo thoTHflFe bber of tho board of public tion, representing school t No. 1 of Seminolo County, , to the Democratic primary Kticld on June 3rd, 1024. W FRED T. WILLIAMS. [ p r o s e c u t in g a t t o r n e y ■esiro to announce to the clti■pf Scminolo County that I am ■didate for the nomination to Prosecuting Attorney for the R y Court of Seminole County, Bet to the action of the Derno■ Primary, „uiio 3rd, 1924. I B>e grateful lor your vote and domination. p N E S T F. HOUSEHOLDER. .[COUNTY COM MISSIONED Biereby announce my enndiI f o r County Commissioner for kict No., 2 Seminole County, ■ct to the Democratic Primary, I 3, 1924. f _ L. P. HAGAN. R CLERK CIRCUIT COURT ndreby announce that I am a Kidntc for the olTico of Clerk Die Circuit Court of Seminole hty, subject to the action of the tocratic primary in June, 1924. [ II. II. CHAPPELL. Ft JUSTICE OF THE PEACE [hereby announce that I nm a pidatc fo rtho olficc of Justice the Peace in and for the first lice.’district of Seminole CounWlth tho legal anil efficient stance of the executive officers he county I promise to do my y without prejudice. __ L J3 . STRINGFELLOW. ~ FOR COUNTY JUDGE, ubject, of course, to the action the Democratic Primnry to be i June 3rd, I will bo a candidate the office of County Judge of linolo County. I shall be gratafor the nomination and clcci, and if elected I assure the zenship bf Seminole n fair and :hful administration of the afrs of tb<* office. SCHEIXE MAINES. REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR RENT of tho Democratic Primnry to be held June 3rd, 1921. If elected 1 promise four years of Law En­ forcement in a business manner by tho help of the proper subordi­ nates or assistants and earnestly solicit the suppurt of nl] law en­ forcement voters, on June 3rd. ______ RAYMOND L. ALLEN.__ FOR TAX ASSESSOR. I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to tho office of Tax Assessor of Semi­ nole County, subject to tho decis­ ion of the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd, 1921. _ < ___ ___ A. VAUGHAN. FOR TAX COLLECTOR I beg to announce my self a can­ didate for the office of Tax Col­ lector of- Seminole County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary to be held June 3rd. 192L R. C. MAXWELL FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy for tho office of County Commis­ sioner from district number two of Seminole county, subject to the SANFORD RE a L ESTATE to In great demand. Investors a rt looking for good bargains. If you have any real astate to buy or sell R will pay you to use The Herald classified page. FOR RENT—12 room flat cen­ trally located (60 per month. DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING. ijWo ir e equipping a shop to do nil kinds of dressmaking. Cloth­ ing for all ages. A shop for all kinds of tewt.ig. v*o respectfully solicit tho patronage of the people of Sanford and vicinity. I.ANDA _______402 8anford Ave. f In this age of action and accomplishment, .one can­ not afford to - waste time with a set o f rusty, obso­ lete, dull-edged tools. ROOMS FOR RENT Keep up to the minute; have your working equip­ ment and your knowledge of today’s needs, the last word in efficiency. Keep posted. See that your tools ire razor-edged, keen and modem—self-satisfaction is the forerunner of de­ feat. In hewing your way to Success, a great help will be found in The Herald Want Ads—they work their way into the keenest minds and find for you the very people for whom your appeal is intended. Use The Herald Want Ads for results. r u n KENT—Two rooms, or stairs and ono downstairs. Laurel Ave. F O R T E NT—Two room i ment. 202 Park Ave. FOR RENT—Ono two room fur­ nished apartment. Apply Dodge Bros. Garage. Phone 3.________ FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with board. Phoenix Hotel. Phone 40-W.__________________ FOR RENT—Two furnished bed­ rooms for rent.__Phone_24.___ FOR RENT—Two light house­ keeping rooms, n th and Elm Avel FOR RENT—Housekeeping rooms furnished. For snlo sewing ma­ chine^ 509 Eust Third. FOR RENT^T wo- rooms with or without garage 618 Oak Ave. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY JUDGE To the People of Seminole County: I nm n candidate for County Judge, your support and vote on June the 3rd will bo appreciated. _SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce my candidacy for member House of Representa­ tives for Seminole County subject to the action of the voters at the Democratic primary. June 3. __ FORREST LAKE FOR ItEi’UESENTATIVE Every one hns an Exciting Night I respectfully anno’ nee myself sometime. Sec if yours cnmpnred as n candidate for the House of with the one nt the Milano Thea­ Representatives from Seniinola County, subject to the Democratic ter Wednesday, primary, June 3, 1921. If elected I will advocate constructive legis­ lation for the benefit of the great­ est number of people in Seminole County nnd the state r.f Florida. __________ J. R. LYLES. FOR CONSTABLE OF HISTltlCT NO. I. I hereby niinomeo that I nm n candidate for con liable of District t<» the Dcgflf ra tif primary to he held Jrnc 3rd, 1921. Said district beig composed of the _____________JOHN MKISCir. FOR SHERIFF To the Voters of Seminole County: 1 hereby nnnounco myself n can­ didate for Sheriff of Seminole County subject to the action of the Democratic primary to lie held on June 3rd. If i nm elected I pledge myself to fulfill the duties of this office to tho best of my ability. _________ E. E. BRADY. MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD I wish to announce that I am n NOTICE I will bo n candidate for reiiomi- cnndldnte for Member of the nation for the office of State A t­ School Board of Seminole Co. from torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ School district No. 3. Subject to cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ the decision of ihe Democratic pri­ ject to the action of the Demo­ mnry to be held June 3, 1924. cratic Primm y. Your endorsement ________ H. H. PATTISHALL._ for n second term -if office will be f o r COUNTY COMMISSIONER greatly appreciated. I hereby announce my candi­ GEORGE A. DoCOTTKS, dacy for County Commissioner for State Attorney, Seventh Judicial the fifth district of Seninole Coun­ Circuit, State of Florida. ty. Subject to tho action of the Juno Primary of 1924. FOR SHERIFF I hereby announce myself n can­ _____________ p:. ii. km.op: it. didate for reflection to tho office FOR TAX COLLECTOR of sheriff of Seminole county sub­ I wish to announce I'lut I nm n ject to the action of the Demo­ randidntc for re-election to tho of­ cratic primary to lie held on June fice of County Tax Collector of 3. If qltctcd for another term I Seminole Count;*, subject to tho pledge to fulfill the duties of the action of the Democratic primary office in the same efficient manner to be held in June. that I have conducted It in the JNO. D. JINKINS. past. MEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL C. M. HAND. BOARD FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC IN­ I hereby announce myself a, can­ STRUCTION didate for re-election as n member I hereby announce my candidacy of the County Board of Public In­ for re-election as member of the struction from District No. 3, Board of Public Instruction for (Geneva, Oviedo, Osceola and Seminole County. Florida, repre­ | Chulvotn) subject to the action of senting school district No. 2 of , the Democratic Primnry, June 3rd, Seminole County, subject t.i the 1924. Having served as a momDemocratic primary to be held oil i ber of the Board since 1915, and June 3rd, 1924. | having.. been chairman of the CHAS. A. DALLAS. Board since 1919, cspecally fits mo for tho work required of a Board FOR COUNTY JUDGE t hereby nnnounco my candidacy member, nod if re-elected I promfor the office of County Judge _ ise tiur sumo consclcntiou.i nnd conof Scminolo County, s',ubject _ to the j stru< live service ns has been rend­ action of the voters ut the Demo, ered in my many years of service. CHAS. F. HARRISON, cratic primary June 3. Geneva, Klnridn. 2H acres, deairable location with two dwelling houses. All cleared and fenced, 25 orange trees, $3800. This is a bargain. * 6 acres with 5-room dwelling. Fif­ ty bearing orange trees. Variety of all other fruits, $1800. VULCANIZING Hood Goodyear If you want a city lot, a suburban and lot, a house ready built, celery Balloon Tires farm, grove or anything in the Used Cara Real Estate line call us. W'e sell at the owners price only. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Commercial St. Call and- see us. Wa.glve you the bargains and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., Seminole Hotel Annex. FOR SALE—Ten acre# eloso to town, on good road. New house. Land partly cleared and set in trees, $2,000, terms. M. V. Wheel­ er, 404 First National Bank Building. Phone 101-J,_____________ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE O. C. Bryant, Wag­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-i* iorida filliing Station, gas at 2 cents above cost the year around. With a radio set in your home there is an everchanging selection of new unri catchy songs. Tune in tonight—dance to the music over the air— you will enjoy the evening better than ever before. For the good radio sets _ that r.re reasonably pric­ ed—that always work—go New and Deed ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES 8EDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or terms. Wa Sell or trade. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorised Ford Dealer ■ ': Sanf o r d , _________ FOR SALE—A brand new Ford Coupe. Been run only 10 days about town. Good care. Box 314, Sanford, Flm * FOR SALE—Ford Roadster praetleally new. Bargain. See Stewart Dutton.____________________ FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, one 1918 Ford light truck in good condition. Inquire Floyd Washhum. Phone 253-W, FOR SALE—3 1-3 acres lakefront all cleared, 6-room house, $3,000.00 KDVn Works, sole_agcnta._______ 164-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs for netting, 15 eggs for $1,00. — — = — — ----- Mrs. Ellsworth, Hoardall Avenue, i y * l X I T m i T O W IP IV T ^anD>rd. Phone 3303. 83-tfp W r t l V l O U 1 V J h L l V A SAn f 0 RD STOVE WORKS. 321 WANT—To tent 3, 4, or 5 room First Street. Next door to Smith house. Furnished orunfurnish- Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ ed, dose in. Will rent by year, pair nil kinds of cook stoves. If Inquire H- C. Morgan- P. O. Box your trouble is stove trouble, see ‘us.___________________________ FOR SALK—Anconn baby chicks. Fine strain pure-bred ancoua BUILDING chicks, hatched front eggs front my MATERIAL own Hock of carefully selected hreeders. My 17 years experience In breeding nucunas assure you the best to be had in the breed. All chicks delivered South Baldwin Ancona Farm, I.illinn. Al a . ___ FOR SALE—Remington type­ writer with wide carriage, $.10,00 for quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ fice. FOR SALE—5-piece living room or porch suite and other furni­ ture cheap. 205 Holly Ave. Synthetic cocaine is the latent Four aviators are trying to fly FOR SALE—Household furniture In Germany, but they can’t make around the world, and spring will _nniLdishes,_1020 Union Ave.__ nnw synthetic reparation pny- make many of us wish we were FOR SALE—Axminster rug. 9x12. Phone 571-J.__________________ with them. menta. FOR HALE—Grocery store, doing good business. Good location, cheap rent. Owner going north. IncjuDe 422 PL 2nd St. __ FOR SALE—6""?t. counter show case. Small gas range and wood range, 109 N. Sanford Ave. W ANTED MISCELLANEOUS Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Park Ave. Phone 245. WANTED—To bu; barber chair. J. R. Houghton, ( 45, Lake Many a farmer would say the greatest farm relief measure would be to relieve him of his farm. Transfer-Draying See C. E. Chorponlng PHONE 3302 Sanford, Fla. George A. DeCottes Attorney-at-Law Over Seminole County Rank ban ford, ■ Florida Schclle Main «8 LAWYER — Court House T E L L HIM IL L L OE D O W N IN A M IN U T E D : WANTED-^SmaO w t of keep in evening*. Call WANTED—Lady to housekeeping for elder!] and take care of invalid. WANTED—An A-i also an office girl t« m telephone and taka orders, ffc « 1 .____________________ __2 $75 A WEEK—Man or w m wanted with ambition, M M and small capital, to dtoMl Rawleigh’a Household ProdaMf steady users in your iocalltftV train and beta vou to you e n a : up to $100 a we*> or mow. experience necessary. Flea profitable, dignified work.' I today. W. f . Hawleigh Co. 2786, Memphis, Tenn. LOST AND FO abreast with tho tlmos 1 reading tho classified paj your daily newspaper, want ada contain many Intel measagea. It will pay you 1 them dalle. LOST—Rebekah pin, missed tween Rockey and Kanta ^ canislng Works. Return 4o 1 aid office._Reward.______ LOST—Black suit case on 1 from Orlando to ' Green'' C Spring!. Reward. Telephone E. Hathaway, Wagner. Fla. L6sT—bunch of keys, Herald office. Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank BM| Sanford ■ - FM W. J. Thigpen Has moved to P o in t oil Brumley Bldg. Real I tate and all klnda el 1 ■urance. Studebaker, Packard, Cl J. L. PERKINS Bales Department San Juan G ang* Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ------------ Florida PRINTING Are cordially invited The Matthews Press to look over our list of W r lik n lllilM— Mnufurtl I 'll. City Lots, ..Residence md Business property. Farms of every size. We can suit you. No See Chevrolet First— trouble to show the Ask us about the new goods. H. B. Lewis & Co. way to pay for the Chevrolet—San Juan • Address First National Bank Building, Garage. AND SUPPLIES No. 107—Telephone 349—Park Ave. Lizard skins will be used in men’s spring footwear, which of course will be worn by lounge lizards. By GEORGE McMANUS PRO C L E E H O W * T H E MAH J O N ^ TE A C H E R Ub H E R E - Vml who are In need a f « help should read thn Tailors, Cleaners and U7 Park Avtaaa— PI Sanford Novelty Works V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop ond Mill Work j Contractor and Builder SIT Commercial Stract • Wilson Welding & Radiator Works | "If it's Metai we can w«id H,m. SANFORD, FLORIDA ground floor. BRINGING UP FATHER NO* I’M C O IN S T O T A K E A MAH JO N C L E S S O N TODAY A N O W H E N l FIN ISH * ,____ _ TOO ARE. C O IN S T O i ^ — ) T A K E O N E * c -V \ FOR SALE—Lota in Rosetond Heights. High and dry. A-i loca­ tion on Sonfard Are., from $250 to $600 each, easy terms. If you AUTOMOBILES ANDl HELP W. REPAIRS WANTED—Binfoid J O b T THE. G U Y l W A N T T O £>EE. 6 A T -I F N O O C A N T D O OP* N Y tiH lR T S ANY G ETTER THAN T H I^ -I'D A ‘- O H S ' T O — u llt/ ^ O TH ER ? L l' \ L A ’jrSDRY STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occaalo— Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtle Av». Phone 260-W l S . O . S h in h o ls e r Contractu? and Bulldat Sanford,----- --------- Florida It. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORD.------FLORID Sanford Machine lujvi. Fr.runc Srnviee. Inc � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCSE8 SINGLE COPIES E ltE CENTS SANFORD* FLORIDA* THURSDAY, MARCH,27,1924. w T *■*« » 1 e n n i n g s ,» r •vr ly lE tto lg a tte g C w iMm * TMllMMy jg j* ,* " CoW Hurts Strawberries But Cltrua Groves Okey W h. le $33,000,000 in Five Republican Leader* Predict Both MoaanfM WIH Be Re­ ported to Senate by Finance Committee Within Two Weeks — Democrats Pre­ pore Substitute td Take Place of Mellon Schedule. BELIEVE FRENCH PREMIER RESUME OFFICE RESIGNED -- - MARKET F IR M ’ S DIRECTORS MEET LAKELAND TODAY 'f Saya Jake Hamow Swilltin g OkkL-— Haidmig Goat Him *H aff Million, but Had boon PwM hed Office o f SocrtU ry o f Interior and WU Gojwg t§ be “ Iflfgest M m b» U#\S» H Directors of Florida Vegetable m W AanTfioTO N , ........... . Corporation Moot With M issWASHINGTON, Mar. 27 -P re­ to* Reprrocutotivco to Dis­ Jennings told the m WnntHtMt diction that the revenue end sol­ toddy that Jake Ha«on told M n cuss Resignation of F. F. dier bonue bills would be reported at the Chicago convention theft Dottoo. itH Presal' • I far n » Harding waft to be nominated and to tho senate by the finance com­ Upon Resignation of Poincare WASHINGTON, Mar. ZT7.— As a further development in tho that it coat Hftmon a miuldfi dol­ President Millerand Requests examinmittee within two weeks end that \8tinson wraction of tho Florida Vegetable lars. Of this son a quitter mil­ lie Resume Office and Be­ tte Ctfl»y before action on the measures would be Corporation in asking for tho lion went to the late Senate* Pen­ lief is He Will Do 8o. Daoghby Paul speedily fo|-thcoming whs' made resignation of F. F. Dutton as gen­ rose, Jennings said Haaran tele up with attorney, <tlr The Au m I . M Press) Wednesday by Repoblkaft leaders eral sales manager of the organi­ him end •$25,000 to Dengheetf, was laiertion that., PARIS, Mar. 27— Premier Ray­ as tho committee proceed with sation, it was learned Thursday and $25,000 to WUl Hays. far Jeu r responMbl mond Poincare, with his entire cab­ that all of the members of the He quoted Hamen as . _ imittec l*a suicide. JUM*f . b^th a study of bqth bills. inet, resigned from office Wednes­ board of directors with the excep­ waft to be interior secretary and Iona relnot to prc* approaching, tion of John Meisch, are in Lake­ share In th* pnWe landft. He day and when he announced his With the floor fight _ " 1,000,to five mefti: resignation he declared his decL the income land where they will meet with Hamon boftsted I am f d n g j Democrats worked over as a I ip five d a y r o ion was Anal. tax schedules which, the/ will offer representatives tff the Manatee the biggest man in the Ui subject ter irrelevant, But Wednesday there is every as a substitute for' the Mellon members of the organlation, sto States before I‘ close, * y em reason to believe he will acquiesce rates, leaders indicating some discuss the recent action of the lo­ Jennings quoted Hamon as saying ite inveatifUMW^intq the Thursday in President Millcrnnd’a modifications would be msae in the cal board of directors. that swinging Oklahoma for Hard­ stratlon of AttOettey Gen- Miss iklihhed. Holly Goes To Rep­ request that he resume office at Garner scheme supported by (ntf Mr. Me itch was prevented from ing edit him u Half mOIten. Daugherty Wftft denfliued on resent Campbelf-Loaalng Post the head of the ministry. M. Poin­ house Democrats. Some intimat­ making tlir trip ue.uuse of weak­ He tmtifled that Hamon disliked iy at: attoth**.. public In Bathing Beauty Contest care's acceptance in principle of ed the maximum surtax rate of 44 ness resulting from a recen*. uojr- Leonard Wood because he Wi* Will Hays, former postmaster general and Republican National ‘ Which Win Be Held lion with a baize, aaeotieti of the president's earnest plea vir­ r cent in the Garner plan would atkm. When approached Thura- "to Impregnated With the damned 1] Saturday. 0,000 made In.s.fe w days tually ends the ministerial crisis, Chairman and now dictator of tho movies, snapped in ft characteristic cut to 40 per cent, with a gen­ duy and asked for any further de[“five men," anwuaeri, through which tl'oke over comparatively pose as he testified before the Senate investigating committee regard­ eral revision of the brackets to velcumenls In the matter, Mr. foot hofieaty of Roosevelt" <Hy Tfce AHMlMril Press) •‘stock market dfttf ht .Sinelalr The content* care of V zn y f . serene conditions. M. PnincareV ing Sinclair’s campaign contributions. which the various rates would ap­ Meisch declared that ao far as he ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 27. as the most. slUfjlt-feature. Sinclair, lessee of Teapot Dpmc, official acceptance of President ply. knew that the directors would who rtfu*ed to antwer 'question-, — With .the deiegrates pres­ U before. R « r i f ' W naonr the Milleranu's request is retarded as The immediate attention of the stick by tlu ir decision adopted on before the el! committee* Ift to be ent from every post in the oreed wife o f Jeaa W, Smith, a foregone conciusin by the vast committee was centered again Monday night whan they auWod presented Thursday to the Dis­ state,, the sixth annual con­ j shot himself in the attorney majority of those identifled with Wednesday on the variance in es­ Mr. Duttoii (o resign. , vention of the Florida De­ trict of Columbia Supreme court. feral's apartment last aumm«r. French political affairs. timates as to the coat of the house partment of the American Asked what had been the reason i the Star witness. Her story, The treasury accepted tho The advice emphatically tender­ soldier bonus bill. The American for the boaid'n action, Mr. Meisch Legion opened this morning. jlete with mentiohaiof ionsiderresignation of Clarence C. Chuze. ed to President Millerand by both Festival States parades and Legion presented an estimate of said It wna because of certain irsums of money pasted to her M. Dumcrguo and M. Peret, presi­ $.'1,300,000,000 on the probable cost roguiarithJ that had been occur- son-in-law of Albert B. FftU, as annual tourist season closing [the now dead man flftrtng the dents of the senate and chamber, of the measure In comparison to riog in tne business of the corpor­ collector o f customs at El Paso, will be staged this afternoon, years of his association with Texas, but the house JudkUfy respectively, that M* Poincare was following which n new junior the $4300,000,000 cstmstc of Jos­ ation for which Mr. Dutton as head remittee failed to art on the sen­ Daugherty was filled out by ( S r T k r A h w Is I H Press) indispensable as premier in the high sehooi will be dedicated eph McCoy, treasury actuary, and of the sales organization. introduction 'o f scores o f teleate resolution contemplating Im­ they were consoled by thq fact today conferred the red hat on continuance of the work undertak­ estimate of $2,110,000,000 by Thurman Mann, nationnl “ It has como to the attention peachment proceedings fts ft re­ Ims, taken by the committee thnt "In our humble person you the ROMK. Mar. 27—The Pope en in the pust two years, and the vice commnnder. This is the files in Washington, Palm wished to give unmistakable made by the house on the basis of of the directors that Mr. Dotton sult of his refusal to respond to Cardinals llayes and Munde­ conviction of 31. Millerand himself first time the legion hns been ch and Washington Court proof o f your fatherly considera­ n report of the Veterans’ Bureau has not been playing fair with tho questions befdTe the oil commit­ lein as the final act in the ele­ that the “ surprise" vote i n . the called upon to dedicate a pub­ organlation," aaid Mr. Meisch.* tee. se, Ohio, and A few letters tion and benevolence, not only to ncturary, If. P. Brown. vation of the American pre­ chamber did not reAcct lack of con­ lic school building. The committee has called upon Pressed for further details, Mr. CoolMgv Assailed. the faithful o f our prosperous Smith to her. lates of the American prelates fidence of the parliament in the diocese, hut to all the Catholics army and navy officials to present Meisch said that it had been dis wire m eaaans, some of in the sacred college. President toolkits was assail­ premier personally, caused the in the United States who in their data on the exact number of vet­ covered that Mr. Dutton had sold ed in the sanate Wednesday h> trivial and otbcrs^obsdure in , Percy Mcro, John Illntermiste-* president to dispense with the us­ Joe Chittendon, Reginald Holly, As and references, were, signed ROME, Mar. 27.—Cardinals faith and devotion to the chair of erans who would be entitled to the the celery of some members of the Senator WiUh, Democrat, Mott ual consultations in such cases with I persons whose .nsgto in >ome Robert Deane and Robert Cobh other :|rominent statesmen, and Mundelein nud Hayes Wednes­ St. Peter’s und thoir loyalty to lionus of paid-up Ufa insurance pol­ corporation under the market price tana, the oil prosecutor, beemMr have been near!, and "In left Wednesday for St. Peters- send for M. Poincare immediately day ndvnnced another step to­ the person o f the Holy Father, icies and on the average length of or at least tho returns showed that he did not "IgnomliKnisly dismiss" bb{g, where they will attend the ward the final stage of their count this ns .their greatest service of veterans, on which the he had. i unheard,NlnrinR the pro­ annual convention of the Florida and nsk him to carry on. Chase from oflke hhrasdiately af­ actuaries disagree. elevation ns members of the glory." The director related bow it was ter the teatlmony «f Price. of the committee's Inquiry, Defeated on Minor Question. the 133,000,000 deal, Miss American Legion posts, which Moving Spiritual Nature. The other main point of differ­ learned that Mr..Dutt*n h*d been Klnifr thnt th*. The defeat of tho government In highest council o f the Roman qlr} The occasion son said she had been told by convenes in tho “Sunshine City" the chamlier was on s question of Catholic church. Thoso who were privileged tu ence between the actuaries, as to supplying a certain Pennsylvania or had sought to hats Mm ■) today for .a three day gathering. was late Wednesday afternoon . . # minor importance. Smith, to whom she ascribed concern with one ot two can a witness the ceremony, obtained an whether the government will havu The premier itnswMMofrirt nfi w wwuvtT^ ii'pii W— I HM wwm ntr ** “ .......... M | R M ft upon nature, ture, which ninny many of them t’ said which it must use to pay for G Al Jenhlri^ft, oiw-titlte gaged nl the time with the foreign daughter, Bliss Mildred Holly. soon be forgotten. ly were not "in on it. When Miss Holly will be the represent­ affairs committee, and there were their shoulders the rich violet would not policies, will be worked out bv the price. It was alleged that the cel­ robber, bfit now an evatti professed unwillingness to tell ative o f the Campbcli-Lossing few deputies in tho chamber. Tho silken cupcs called roozxettas and Shortly beforo 5 o’clock, 40 min­ committee, which then wlil decide ery was said for $2 par crate but politician, mrtivM In W placed on* their heads the scar­ utes before Pope Pius was to ap­ that whenrtho returns were receiv­ and annopnftftd he irauld hmr* *2 lit further, or to name tho men Post in the bathing beauty con­ vote against the government was let four-cornered, silk hcnd-picces pear, the invited guests began as­ for itself Chairman Smoot said, ed by the gTowcr, it was shown to whale o f a atoty to tell th** *H lith declared to hare made the what the estimated cost of the 271 to 2ft4, many of the votes (ic­ investigators tomorrow concern­ known ns birettas. , sembling in the consistorinl hnll, bonus will be. have been sold for $1.76. Ifit, there was a moment of rem­ tent, which will be n feature of ing cast by proxy. the convention. Young ladies Tho deeply impressive cere­ which had liken filled with back­ ing an alleged “oil deal at th6 ittee conference and an anPending completion of hearings Other actions of the former In the conference President Milfrom all over the state will be (mcement by Chalrnuin Brooklorand had with M. Doumergue mony took place in the famous less benches in order to accommo­ on the bonus bill, the committee sales manager characterized as Republican national convention in ’ that a decision ae to whether entered in the contest represent­ and M. Peret nil agreed that public consistory hnll of the Vatican, date tho greatest number of per­ rpsumed work on the revenue mea­ "auspicious, were given as furth­ Chicago in 1920. where scarcely three days ago sons possible. ' The men wero A subpoena was issued for Wil­ inquiry into that question ing the. several posts. Reports from St. Petersburg opinion, overwhelmingly express­ tho two American prclntcs were dres <ed in full evening clothes sure, clearing up soma of the re­ er reasons fora skitlg for his re­ liam Bbyce Thompfton, of New Aid be pressed must await the maining administrative provisions, signation. Mr. Meisch said that are to the effect that the city Is ed by a great majority of the press smittce’s executive considera- filling up fast as the legion “ bud­ made it impossible for any other nominated as cardinals nt a se­ with white ties and the women in after which tne only other sections personally, he had never been in York, formerly chairman of th* cret consistory. There was only black gowns andwearing black of the bill, tho miscellaneous tax favor of Mr. Dutton for tho posi­ finance commRteo Of tho Repub­ dies" continued to pour into the leader to nssumc power at this Summed up, Miss Stinson’s nc* city throughout Wednesday and state. M. Poincare doclared to the a small gathering to witness the veils. The members of the clergy schedules, will be taken up. The tion which he formerly* occupied, lican national committee, who la investiture. They were specially bnt. drawn out by- senators, was correspondents he did not consider invited guests and mostly Amer­ wore gowns colored according to question whether the bonus bill bo hut that he wan overruled by a ma­ to be questioned about tn« metnWednesday night. their rnnk—some black, some jit Smith came to Washington ut ahead of the tax measure has jority of the members of the board. oda .of wlpfpr out tho- $1,800,000 that the Poincare cabinet had been At 10 o’clock this morning J. T. deficit thd national committee had icans. renrict, some violet and some |rth perhaps 9140.000; that he ccn favored by some Republican Mr. Meisch also hinted that after the 19f0 campaign. Jenner. department chaplain, op­ placed in a minority. No other The final ceremonies in the mixed colors. .\ rc her “several .thousand dol- ened tno convention with tho in­ French statesman was even con­ members of the committee, will be there were other causes that Majority t O* bM * Knight. of the American Just in front of thu papal decided upon completion of the prompted the directors in their ' that he “ lost heavily" in vocation which was folbwv.l by sidered at this conference es n suc­ elevation Chairman Ladd made It known churchmen to the purple will throne, upon which, from above, hearings. ck market transactions; that he an, address of welcome and re­ cessor for M. Poincare. take place Thursday morning in wus directed dull mulish light, ^Leaders of both parties have uction. These additional causes that a majority of the oil com­ |id his half share of 150,000 per sponse The conference between the pres­ which he refused to discuss, had to by Department Com­ »r in living with Attorney Gen mander H. Nicl Kirkman of Pal- ident of the republic and the pre­ the right transept of the basilica were placed benches of honor on been quietly sounding out their do with the conduct of Mr. Dutton mittee had voted adversely on the ' nomination of Samuel Knight, of of St. Peter’s, where they will re­ which were seated members of the 111 Daugherty; and that he died forces on the income tax rates Is­ other than in his official line of mier was a touching scene. M. Mil­ ceive at the hands o f the pontiff Salt Ftanelsco, to b« special coun­ American clergy und prominent sue. Republicans intimate that duty. th $214,000 in aaaete listed by atka. lerand is reported to have greeted Following various reports, sel In suits for tM recovery of oil probate court. Whether he Judge George B. Everson of i’ al- M. Poincare effusively ns ho ear­ the red hats symbolic of their American laymen. they some Democratic votes for Several attempts to see Mr. Dut­ lands in the Elk Hills reserve In new rank. This public consistory more at death, ahe aaid she ntka, delivered a stirring memor­ nestly impressed upon him that it new rank. This public consistory, the Mellon rates, while Democrats ton at his office today were un- California and thftre were In­ A Touch of Color. not know. A touch o f color was ndded to nre counting on tho support of the uvuilublc as he was said to huve timations that the nomination ial address on Woodrow Wilson. was a public duty and a matter of Ill through her .examination, The visiting veterans will join in patriotism thnt he continue his filled with^ponip and pageantry, the scene by the presence here Republican Insurgent group. . ust stepped out. Just what his might bo arithdrawn. will be attended by several thou­ nnd there o f Swiss guards, dress­ dch brought her to the atand the the festival of states here Kr*.!ay, “ magnificent work to itsr conclu­ *’ * *« * ~-• * *♦* ntentions are in regard to the res­ sand Americans. ed in their red, yellow and blu-j ' time, Paul Howland and for- inarching in parade and then sion for France." ignation. is nut known but accord­ Pontiff Eulogizes America. With their Senator Chamberlain, Mr. will officiate at the dedication of M. Poincare returned to the mining to the statement made Thurs­ The principal feature of this striped uniforms. bayonet-like halhrcds and their ugherty’s attorney's, sat waiting the junior high school building. (Continued on page 8) day by him, he will nut resign un­ uft^hioon's ceremony was the de­ tail plumed helmets they brought an opportunity to cross-eam(Mr T t , SssMlsIrd Frraa) der tho circumstances. Sight seeing tours about the livery by Pope Pius of u 25-min­ Their opportunity would come city, band concerts, open air The independent offlee appro­ ute eulogy o f America, during to memory the etusuders of the • ursday, the chairman Skid, when dancing and other fo^ms of priation bill carrying $30M«0 was which time he declared that Am­ middle ages. nator Wheeler, democrat, Mon­ amusement have been arranged by There was reverent silence reported to the house. erica's "miracle of charity saved directing the presentation of tho St. Petersburg American Le­ With approximately 400 concrete The house voted to modify the millions from starvation, just ns among tho select assemblage . ilence, might be pxpected to reban on enlistment of boys under the entry of the United States while awaiting the pontiff's up- pilings poured ready to be driven gion Post. Irn after an indisposition. which Finally a uniformed and with the huge pile driver, said 21 years of age In the army. ' into the World War decided the pcurunce. J delayed the ptocoadings for functionary standing at the door to be one of the largest in the The senate recommitted the fute of Europe and the world." Large Crowd From All reral days. • . „„ „ ... Wadsworth reeolution proposing a Tho pontiff's address was deliv­ made a sign for the audience to state* on tho Job, prospects for An important real estate trans­ The “ tun Tan Shop will open mtyr meth(K, of ratifying conetUu[Outside of the committee's rccstand. rushing the construction work on ered as he sat on his scarletN. Secretary Hughes sent to the Over County Expected action, whereby Mr. and Mrs. W. draped throne. It was made in n Then the pontiff entered the the new boat basin nre particularly to the public on Friday according , t|onni amendments. U. Williams have purchased Iron [simian a letter aaylfig that hull, preceded by the pnpal body­ bright at this time according to to an announcement mode ThurscThe senate Interestate commerce conversational, though jnjusically Attend Big Fish Fry the United Holdings Company. day. The “ Fan Tan,’’ handling an committee reported a bill propos­ guard and mumbers of the noble Superintendent Alvarez. award Mannington of Ohio, now modulated tone. The pontiff spoke Inc., of Orlando, the property at _ Paris, intended to start for the guard in full dress regalia, In­ Another thing in favor of the exclusive line of ladius’ ready-to- ing freight rate revision for agri­ Indications nre that n large Third Street and Park Avenue after Cardinal Mundelein, as se­ cluding nited States Mar. 29. He ha* gold-braided uniforms contractors is tne prospects for wear nnd millinery, will be located cultural commodities. nior archbishop, delivered an ad­ Xen named in testimony as a crowd of people from all over known as the Wight place, was dress on behalf of nimsclf and nnd high black Officials were Informed 'tnafft • continued good weather, tho lack at 214 First Street next door to end of tho 'attorney general’s, Seminole county will gather Fri­ consummated Thursday when a Cardinal Hayes. the Honduras revolutionary leftdwhich tumbled long bine!* p l u m e s . whlch ^Jurinir tho past few McLauiin'a Jewelry store. received 92 a case for each day at Wckivn Park to witness the representative of the firm signed The management of the new ers had agreed on PaUsta Davila Pausing for a nmn>«;'U wish hj» has proven Tho cardinal declared •that al­ proven to be a serious the papers with purchasers and right hund lifted in an attitude handicap to Mr. Alvarez *in his store has gone to considerable ex­ as provisional president. ermit to withdraw liquor from though he and Cardinal ilayes of benediction, His Holiness pro- operations. onded warehouses which got into dedication of the site by the Coun- the deed was placed on file. pense in fitting out the new place The federal power commission The consideration paid for the were filled with a sense of un(g o3ud uo panupuoQ) with attractive fixtures and furni­ urged congress to go slow in em­ hands of New York drug com- r F c .l c r .t i o n of Women’s Clubs worthiuuss at their elevution, For the pn»t few days dynamite jnies, ostensibly for the bootlcg- and to be at the fish fry and real estate is understood to he ap­ has been brought into play in ex­ ture. The entire shop has undar- barking oh ft general policy of elec­ mg trade. political speech making which fol­ proximately $15,000. The proper­ tracting a portion of the concrete gone extensive repairs and altera­ tric powed development. ty includes a lot 67x117 feet, a tions. New cabinets have been Herbert Hess, American Legion Mr. Daugherty called at the lows. „ . . two story dwelling house contain­ sea wall which ift necessary be­ mite House twice during the day, Everything if in readiness for ing 11 rooms and a garage with fore the driving of piling begins, built and all of them have receiv­ actuary, told the senate finance ed 'several coats of white cnumel committee the house soldier watts it declined to discuss his visits the entertainment according to an j t is planned to get started on the puint. Blue curtains serve as bill would cost $3,300,000,000. an apartment on the second floor. ' the justice department refrain- announcement given uot Thursd latter work either todnv or Friday draperies for the cabinets. Mr. and 3Irs. Williams, who An unfavorable report was de­ from comment upon the day’s Mrs. W. F. Blackman, presidemt of and if conditions are favorable the have been making their home at cided upon by the senate oil com*, [roi.edure. Pot flowers and ferns havo been the State Federation of Woman s 708 Park Avenue for some time, posts will be driven at the rate the, to acquire Rollins Colleg College hns been The prospective union of the. Miss Stinson sometimes placed in the store which lend to mIt,tec on.the nomination of Sam­ ----- -tv- . smiled. riubs will be present and will give will take possession o f the prop­ three churches in support of Rol- in progress for several years and from 10 to 20 each day. uel Knight to be special oil coun­ Jnd sometimes wipt ipt as she read rH„ _ rincintti t„ik ut the dedication realization of their hopes is Mr. Alvarezx stated that after the inviting appearance o f San­ sel. the rcaliznl . V th pr0perty o f the erty April 1. but will not occupy lins College as a Christian, non- but ^io letters sent hejit. by. Smith dur- ‘ *le P ford’s latest ladies' shop. Velvet the result of years o f tireless tho pilings have been driven out _____________ _____ __ _ wus the the plnce until May 1 when they denominational college* “K the two years b«for« his death, K 1™ deration for a distance of about 100 feet, rugs of pretty design ami shade will move in to make it their per­ outcome of a long conference Wed- efforts to bring about the union. A large number of leading men the dredge will be brought here to have been placed on the floor. ° ined i n e , lch ° Vecks,-some hi r h ,h* r,*d C °nt At P V c Io c k a fish dinner inmanent residence. ne.sday between the Rollins board drafts and At i - o ciocs ff salads On the opening' day roses and The property is considered one of trustees nnd the representatives high in the ranks of all three de­ dredge out the water and mud. me $500 bills. • He she said. |cJuding flsiG bread, om *by the nominations were present at Wed­ Foollbwing this work the pile driv­ candy will be given Co each visitor o f the best locations in the resi ■ II me irem iui . hu . i ■» ,0[ IH C BOUinurn unu nuim vii. • i of the Southern und Northern PresInice about money," and his com­ members of the club. The expenses sections off ft the city. 1 . Bebytrrian and the Congregational nesday’s meeting. Acting ns chair­ ing will be resumed. There nre to the store, as compliments o f the munications with her*.were per- of the tho fish fry are being de­ dential IS , Tkr AMMlitet Prcsa) ..f z M 9 a• a — ft n 1 1. I . a ■ . . man of the group of church men, enough pilings now cast ready to management, Mrs. S. Robbins, who cause ofS iits proximity to the 1busi­ church bodies. TAMPA, Mar. 27.—The fliul nal and often affectionate. will have charge of the “ Fan Tan.“ wus Rev. E. I). Brownlee, pastor frayed by the candidates. Vance ness section of the city, it is con­ be driven to keep a ready supply The above was the. statement The telegraph files recalled also E Douglass is in charge of th chapter commenced today in the sidered a very valuable piece o f given out by one of. the members of the Presbyterian Church of on hand to insure continuous work, Winchester ease, when Judgt »t Smith during two years had arrangements for this part of the Sanford. Dr. Brownlee motored to said Mr. Alvarez. real estate and one whose value of the church representation, but it . , riven her a complete record of Hazard said he would commit Wintei’ Park this morning for fur­ is increasing steadily. Meanwhile W. S. Earle has his was stated that some time during Mfs. Laura E. Winchester to the l“® attorney general’s uncertain the day a prepared announcement ther conference in the matter. It pile driver busily engaged in put­ [nd sometimes gravely affected PfAt *2 o’clock th\ po{}tk'Uj 0hnCG iniame asylum and place John is believed thut upon his return, be issued by President ting down the palmetto pilings ing will be opened by Mrs. Joh” health. .v , Eva Winchester in a home near Schooner Phillips Is would f l l r The Associated t'resal Sprague relative to the action he will be able to give out a def­ eust of Park Avenue near the Seffner, whsro J. E. Winchester, inite statement as to what was taken in the conference. However, .................. Clyde Line docks. His work. It is WASHINGTON, Mar. 27.—The husband and father, eras kilted. Lost at Sea In Danger it is almost certain thnt the sehooi done 'no in in the the mutter. . ... , said, will be finished within a short discovery that white salmon isNews that the school will bo ( There art? 500 of tho pal- bcing colored with aniline dye as wiil be taken over by the three ( H r The A H netnlrd Prraa) controlled in the future by the , V nlllc0)| M ARKET It is understood that a grea red sulmon, results In Department NEWPORT NEWS, Va., Mar. churches. In expressing confidence tnat tne pians wouia i*e tui.au...three churches und That results will be apparent in of Agriculture instructing the Bu­ 27.—Cutter, Kickspoo, is buck that the plans would be consumbe n » r T k » ■AH M lataA V r i u ) ^ ^ ^will . v »y ^ .il t hthe ’e s^eelv lyee ss present“ ^and (D r TV* As— eteleft Hr— ) nr a a fruitless fmitlpRK searen KPJirrn mated, muted, several members o f the tni paign will be put on to raise funds the work on ths yacht basin, is the reau of Chemistry to take sam­ in port after .T A L L A H A S S E E , Mar. 27.— -hur-h nn.l hnnrd o f trustees, de- in Us behalf in order to make it declaration of Mr. Alvarez, who ples of all salmon on the market CHICAGO—Wheat, May, 10 1 % church nnd board of trustees, de for the schooner Florence U. ■Sidney J. Catts, of DcFuniak tSft^ture dur­ one of tho best schools in tho Phillips, sighted by a passing dared that it would be to the best south, will be received with pleas­ stated that ho is going to Uo every­ and condemn any found dyed. The toll)1*; July, 10% to 103%) com, poringa, former governor of Florsteamer off Cape Hay with life interests of the school that it be ure by many friends nnd support­ thing that he possibly can to keep bureau official says the dye is not Mfty. 76% to 77Vi. [Jda, today qualified as. ff candidate ing the present campaign. NEW ORLEANS-^Mfty, boats gone and the’cabin stove in fostered by religious, organiza- ers of tho college in Sanford and the construction work progressing likely to produce more than q jj>t governor in the June primary. July, 26.21, slight illness. Buvinc an auto i* ri* ht */ and short of provisions. Officials tlon8, , . . . *eorjie A. DoCotteu qualified a* steadily. Tho movement by the churches the vicinity. m* "1' c" d believe the Phillips made port. candidate for state’s attorney In J r » “ » intu ■5 itors. soventh judicial clrcttlt. i oM O U S tM k l i I m t e v - WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 7 Strawberries were dnmeged by rain and cold in Florida but the dtrue groves are in good condi­ tion with much bloom though moderate rains are needed in the south peninsula, according to the crop and weather condi­ tion reported today by the De­ partment o f Agriculture. and Should Not Be Further at Present. (Hr The Am w Ii M h r « l LEGION BUDDIES OFF T O MEET AT ST. PETERSBURG K Pope Pius Bestows Mozettas and Birettas Upon Hayes and M undelein Newly Created American Cardinals W o ” a:os f n , « n « lKt ! E Will Begin Driving Concrete Pilings On Boat Basin Today Williams Purchase Important Property Park Ave. Corner f W ashington News “Fan Tan” Shop Will Open For Business On Friday of This Week Organization Rollins As Religious Non-Denominational School Assured Mrs. Winchester It Committed To Asylum a m White Salmon Being Dyed and Sold as Red atts and DeCottes lualify For Primary �t'lVr nr,\ A V )-vr'tvj its•• ■ 'h A t. m fall a crest deal o f papers thatwritTbe tho four koalaas* be the ..foUkming: o’dock 1 the oppo for the feet be* Athletic a rss A ™ Metto^lu,, o( Lako c v l i i m . k l the Valdee Hotel et MBey— Weekly luncheon o f the " Commerce at tbc ,fW *e s Hotel a| lt:1 6 p. m. , MApF— Secular Meeting of. Relahths,at the Masonic Hall.at — - *r ■• F ;::T t .v n m u s s •|te caHahtly did play ‘rough’ i : A i - . t t r m scene” said Carol heemter reef why tUmmssln# •the re, "One Exnlted Artists b wicn a oorrowod Ifnpn Crops; P. 1 < to Handle Prdnn lford shortly aftar dlrifrom DcLned In car?, local boys bare been Weed, H. L, Robinson, C,. B. Harris and E." V*. ‘ Parrish; “ Ex­ hibitions and F a l«,” by J. E. Coad; "Community Singing and Bands’! by C. wl wUliatns; ‘•ClP/ Beantliicntion,* b; "H ow to Intern Ed L A; and.Oarh.__, Community Lead era,’* by William Behne; “ Value of Distribution of Marked Copies of Local Newspapers, by George H. Clements; “ Relation of Flor­ ida Chambers bf Commerce to. Northern Newspapers,” undecid­ ed; "Getting Local News Items in the Press/’ by Mrs. Jane Wash-, bum. Another feature of the conven­ tion will be four 30-mlnute talks by President Willie Powoll, who will speak at each .of the lunch­ ten tomorrow when, the Seminole eons. Lewis Chau), former sec­ retary of the Marion County Athjatfc Club men get Into action. Chamber tit Commerco will be the honor gues of tha tonventlon aoJ Will make an addross at one of the sessions. fetr w itu , rtimor hna It that^the visiting team has not been asleep on the Job and it is understood that a fast combination baa been lined op among the college men. stetson, which has 'ftlwaye put a good team Jn the field, gives prora- , (Continued trim. page 1) bargained with him; for the good will of the organisation which he beaded at that time, known as tha P. .F. Dutton Company. Ac­ cording to M r .. Dutton, the new organisation was also to pay for tho added .clientele which he brought over from his own com- me* all right but came to tfarmud at tha botum of o*While ht tiled to acwma fact ar.pia a particular, t gust nf w.nd came along .Went Pi: 'ci's shoe, Thii included In the ftwratio “ it. Dutton, is said to'b e one he look of amassment „n of the best ;talary marketing ex­ meo’s face is the reol perts in this country. He la said to be one of tho best jnformed men in thet line of business and one who is thoroughly familiar with the marketing Lgame from beginning to end. . . aswuww a«f W ilt LuWIS Thraah«r 13, Mrs. Woodruff id Mrs. Wallace 12. a. Symes was the winner of tournament hold by Mrs. ton. Her low net score was Mrs. McCuller turned in the known, 1 tt gross spore of 113. Others speculat Sting 'In' this tournament : Mr*. Lewis. Mrs. Thresher, lisa WUkey, Mrs. Right add Mrs, Continued from page one. board, It waa added, seven wore built o f concerete and "need not bo considered," 13 were undsr charter to oil companies; 18 were being used by the board for fuel oil stor­ age, and 14 wore not in commis­ sion. The brief added that some of the tankers could he matla ready for service only after considerable delay and at very largo expense.’’ The petitions declared that tank­ ers owned by American coastal re­ finers should not be considered ns available tonnsgo "fo r they are not employed regularly In the business o f transportation for oth­ er than tholr owners." . Itcftt jttfe in America^ w om b* ♦Griffith’’. "BW a Nation 7”—America?! 9°?’* " u* Charlie?'will ibitlon Today MARKET rit? Tfcr Associate* Press) CHICAGO— Wheat, 'May, 101% to 10I?ft; July, iv* 1 0 1/i%•. :.to io iui yuiy. w «.101%. aw»7i . Com. Mny. 77% to 77%. . -NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 26—Jan. 23.80. May 27.00.. . ,, ‘ _ . HEADS ASSOCIATION TAMPA, Mar. 26—R. A. Wilson has boen named president of tho Hillsborough. County Highway oBautitlcatlon Association, a pormsnent organisation effected for tSh pushing of plans and work to beautify the roads in this county. A.' constitution arlntilait< assn. Aadopted fn* fo r asso­ ciation sets the ohiecta pf tho new cdtouniflsion, providing-,for educa­ tion along broader lints o f the cUlxenship o f the county Jn boautifinotion of highways, towns, pri­ vate grounds, school grounds, rail­ way stations, etc. It proposes gen­ eral, tree planting ' campaigns, among other things. ' GANG LEADER HELD. CHICAGO, Mar. 2 6 -C a r l Fontano, alleged gnng leader was ar­ rested and the police nro seeking 11 other gangsters in connection with$150.000 mnil robbery yester­ day at Harvey, Illinois. Fontnno is owner o f the car used liut be Buys it was stolon from hia homo. JOHNSON RESTS OMAHA. Mur. 26— Hiram John­ son winds up his campaign in Ne­ braska today with speeches in Falla City and Hustings. The pri­ maries will bo held April 8th. CUBAN FRUIT GROWERS. H AVANA. Mnr. 26— Cuban fruit growers today decided to ‘ send a commission to Washington to pleda to life the quarantine on Cu­ ban citrus fruits on the grounds SCHWAUTZ DIES that thero is no basis for it. The commission hopes to moke it pos20— Theodore siblo to soil Cuban fruit on a par 8cfetrartz .wealthy Chicagoan died with Florldn and California fruits. at winter residence at Miami eliach todajr. LIBRARY STORY HOUR Mrs. Thomas Owen huK promised to assist in the story hours held ... the Library, and • will have nt charge next Saturday. Mrs. Owen ia very talented in this line of work, in which she has had con­ siderable experience. She Is ar­ ranging n very Interesting pro­ gram, which will begin promptly at 2:15. Lost week Mrs. Mubel Kepplcr told “ Tho humors of school life’ and other stories by .Nyra Kelly nnd gave a short talk on Knguene Field and his poems. These story hours will be held ev­ Program for band concert at ery week during the school term, ity Park, Friday, Mar. 28 at und all the children aro Invited to ettend. ; . p. m. L March— Fairest of the Fair ..........-I............. Sousa I Overture— La Burlesque s - ................ ............... Snppa A r t W ork In The Boudoir COOLIDGE A N D JOHNSON FIGHT IN CALIFO RN IA Two Candidates for Republican Nomination for Presidency Clash for Delegation From California. {H r T h e A ssociated l ' r » » » l 7 & 9 '• 10 Metcalf Medley— Favorlto Songa .......... ..................Lako Characteristic — Whlspcrh’ g at Luvo ........ Von Blon A Bit of Syaaoputuin ..... ' '........... ... . ....... Goldman Star S in g le d Banner ' ***- JO S T R E iZ E N S yE ib Bowlw SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 20.— The political battleground on which tho partisans o f President Coolidge and Senator Hiram W. John­ son nre fighting to capture the Republican national convention will s h ift,to California May G, when the presidential!primary will be held. The Democrats, through their stall1 central ronpuittoo, have de­ cided to place on tho ballot •can- IX ISO their own— not cocktails but cosmetics— Is (he latest pastime In the boudoir. Not cdhtent with the usual nnd unusual shades of powder provided by the chemists, Mira, . tUitheilne Owen of New York keeps l|ttle lioxeo of various colon* on her dressing tabic, and mixes white, rote, poaches nnd cream and nil tho others, to suit Ihs time, the place, und the costume wRb. which she wants her complexion to harmonize. Miss Owen, who. was cjipsen.by the Viennese artist Ltnncnkamp ns one of Americas M m Garage. 10 and 35 cents. »ee 10 and 25. ' • l t •• didates for delegates to tho n»tlonal convention pledged to tbe nomination o f William G. McAdoo, so that thelt ratification by the Democratic voters at the primnry apparently will be only a formal matter. Although the state cen­ groy tral committee endorsed the Me­ ulation prison uniform o f trousers and grey eoat, hickory rid debata, in which the Teapot shirt and black shoes were issued Domo inquiry was aired, the en- to him. A few minutes later he doraement. was overwhelming, anfi was led to his cell and the iron party leaders do not concede a barred gate clanged behind him. chance that a rival set of Demo­ Wednesday morning he will bo as­ cratic candidates for delegates signed to manual labor.'such ns will be petitioned for. shoveling coal and washing floors. In this state there i sadded in­ It Is probable, prison officials said, terest in the presidential rivalry that in 10 days he will bo given because Johnson, ono of its sena­ clerical work if there is a vacancy. tors, is a native non, and bccauso Earlier in the day, Mrs. Audorson McAdoo has made Los Angeles his bidding her husband farewell in residence. The fact that the Tea­ tho privacy o f their homo In Yonk­ pot Dome Investigation involves ers, Issued a statoment.to the press California oil landa haa hcapctl in which she said: fuel on the political fires. Wife Says He is Innocent Delegates supporting Senator "Mr. Anderson has gono for n Johnson won first position on tho while. He has gono with head Republican ballot by being the first to present their peltions to the secretary o f state. It was but a few hours later, however, that the Coolidge adherents qualified. ’ Tho last presidential primary in California, May .... 4, 1020,. was con­ tested in the Republican ranks be­ tween Senator Johnson and Her­ bert Hoover, now secretary of commerce, and also a Californian. Johnson won by a pulrality of nearly two to one. The heaviest date for delegate was 370,809, while,tho top Hoover man got 209,­ 285. Thero was little variation in tho individual votes received bv the candidates on either ticket. To go to the national convention oach candidate must receive more votes than any ono candidate on the opposing ticket. The possi­ bility o f a split delegation is re­ mote, however, ns a set o f dele­ gates may be voted for as a whole, and most voters dispose o f their ballots in this wny. In the general election o f Nov. 7, 1922, Johnson was returned to the senate with 564;t22 votes, his Democratic opponent, William J. Pearson, receiving 215,748. Dclcgato candidates o f the So­ cialist and Prohibition parties are entitled to ballots in tho coining primnry. Chevrolet—San BEGINS OPERATIONS KEY W E8T. Ma?. *6—Granting of the application for bridge work is how being awslted to begin operations on the first 1' ‘ *“ Key Weat-to: Mainland Indication1) now are t at work .probably will ........... ... eat! in April begin on the road and bridges from Stock Island to Saddle Bunches. It in stated horn that the tlmo for starting the work depends largely on the promptneu with which the application to build the bridge from Key Largo to Dade county’ is granted by the War Department. This is expected shortly? Senator Fletcher has taken the matter up and is pushing the war department, it ia understood. ’ s°re An Exciting Comedy Full of Pep and Fun March 28,8:15 This Space) Donated by AMERICAN SHIP IN' DISTRESS WICK. Scotland, Mar. 2 6 -A n intercepted radio message ears an unidentified American steamship la in distress in the North Sea. It has lost u screw ami rudder and i.< badly damaged. r~ r rrr rrrrr j ( 4 *. �Notice* Is horeby given that the unilerslaned tluardlnn o f Arthur Humphrey, Bruco Humphrey. Bally Humphrey, and John * hn Hum Humnhroy.'lntends to make i ppllcallon to tho County Judge of gemtnote Bemtnote County County nt the Court House In Hanford, an the Itth day of April, A. D. m t . for authority to sell the Interests of the REDUCTION o/TA XA TIO N c Shipment* R«parted f o r . ifornia crates Golden Heart 5 Taeaday, March 18. large site 95. • California 19, New Y ork 0.1 Atlanta, 32 degree*, partly fi Florida 90* (Sanford Section 82) ;TcIoudy. Supplies moderate. Flor" tpal.lOO*. lldn 10-inch crates Golden SelfTotal shipments to date this blanching in the rough, 3-4s |3,■ season: New celery (F lorida) 4,-|75. California crates Golden Heart 6 » l » r v 10.708. ‘ In the rough, 5-7 95.75. m IttkBi SI#*,' nU old celery 16,708. 8t. Louis, 44 degrees, partly * * Shipping Point Information, t. ,-Sonford, Fla.. Tuesday, clear cloudy. 2 Calif, arrived. 4 cars on Supplies moderate, de­ ‘ warm. Good wire inquiry. track. ■ tWfaand and trading good, roar* mand and trading moderate, mar­ Florido 10-lnch crate i ■ ket'ftrm. Carloads f. o. b. usual ket firm. in the ■ tkrnis. Florida 10-inch crates Golden Sclf-blnnchlng 5 Golden Self-blanching in the rough, 3s 93.25-93.50, 4-fls $4. ■ rough, U. S. J fo . 1, 4-8 93-93.25, California prices unchanged from larger mostly 92.76. Monday. Detroit. 6 Fla. arrived. 17 cars terminal market repdrt, this ■ morning’s sales to jobbers unless on track. Supplies moderate, de­ mand and trading moderate, mar­ ■ otherwise stated.” Florida 10-inch crntc3 S ;-Pttt»burjth, 38 degrees, raining. ket firm. Self-blanching in the m a.F lp. arrived. 21 cars on track. Golden £ Opening Wednesday. Supplier rough, 6-8s 94.50-95, 4s $4.26California crates - -^ -^ ra te, demand slow, market $4.50, 3s 93.75. Florida 10-inch crates Golden Heart 95-95.75, mostly 5 Golden Self-blanching in the $5.50. Cleveland, 32 degrees, snow­ ■ raagh, 3s 93.76-94 , 4s 94-94.25, ing. 1 Fla. arrived. 3 enrs on 6 $-8%; mostly 94.50. Supplies moderate, de­ ■ r jw w York, 36 degrees, raining track. n *rrivcd- Supplies modcr- mand good for small sites, mar­ ■ a » f demand slow, market slightly ket firm, little change in prices. 10-inch crates Golden * d iS te r. Florida 10-inch crates Floridn ■ Golden Self-blanching in tho Self-blanching in the rough, 0-3* m raagh, 6-lOs 94-94.50, 4s 93,60-94, 94.50-94.75, 3-4 h 93.75-94.25, all ■ few best 94.25, 3s 93.50-93.75, sizes, poor quality some decay, * iWrfiooted, washed, bunched, few 92.60-93. Chicago, 37 degrees, clear. " safes. 4s 91.12K, 6s 75-80 cents, Calif, arrived. 7 Fla. arrived. 33 * 8a 08 cents per bunch. * '•'■altimore. 41 degrees, raining. cars on track. Supplies liberal, S V*9Ra- arrived. 8 cars on track. demand moderate, ninrket strong­ S ^ oa jn g Tuesday, opening Wcd- er. Florida 10-inch crates Gold­ nesday. Supplies light, demand en Self-blanching in the rough, " fnodernte, market steudy. Fior- 4-Hs $3.75-91. 3s and 10s $3.25California crates Golden ■ ittt;' Sanford District, 10-inch 93.50. 8 crates Golden Self-blanching in Heart in the rough, 4-6 $6.75-$7. Itoston, 38 ..degrees, partly * th orou gh. 3s 93.75, few $4. 3 i Wjliedelphlt. .. ..36 degrees.' cloudy. 4 Fla. arrive*!. 5 enrsaon Supplies moderate, de­ ■ fijim y . 11 Fla. arrived. 12 ca :s track. " dn* Thick. Supplies nuMicratc, de- mand moderate for good stock, Floridn 10-inch 8 ifflM limited, market steady. market steady. m W Florida 10-inch crates Golden crates Golden Self-blanching medium size best £ Self-blanching In the rough, U. the rough, 5 s l'N o . 1, 3s 93.25-93.50, 4s $3.25- im.stly 94.50, few fancy_ highe.r, * \ft,' 6-8s and 10s 94.25-94.50. Co U other sizes muetly $1-91.25. ■ i m ______________________________ ■ C T g r a p e v il l e l ^r.; UPSALA AND LAKE MARY T Sanford Sign Shot APPROPRIATELETTHUNG For AU Classes o f Work ^ No Fantastic Stuff. Gauntlet Gloves Tipt-Toe Hose fl . f - x: NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS 25 Acres Celery Land ; S W D'IM B MIAMI, Mar. 27— Preparations ** TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 2 7 - I n ccrporatlon papers have ; been are being made .by local Civitans N o r t h w o . ^ V S ' F,h,?in' granted to tho Whitehall Realty to entertain upwarda o f 2,000 visit­ T w . n J <Vi) i > PJSCAL SAFETY IS ESSENTIAL 120) 8outi n* T°wnihlp Company o f Palm Beach. tThe ors to tho international convention cont»mIrS’ mSntyTnvS*rJU*5 o f their organization, which ro to company is capitalized at 9 1,0 0 0 Conrdskt. m i, by Natbut B»dfrt GuaaitlM moro or loi«. y " ve ttt)* 0Q0. H, E. Bemis, Edwalrd C, be held here May 15-17. Social a a irsln the mornings for Sweeny and M. D. Carmichael are Teduction o f 1341.440,000 a„ardlanPf K , ^ A X reduction for the mis against the surplus of named as president, vice president women o f tho party, and numer­ people o f the United ous trips toft cover every section and secretary-treasurer. They also $195,681,634 leaves a Sal States it now in the in and around Migml and boat ance o f $54,241,034 to be compose the boprd of directors. compromise stage. Any trips among the keys and. in the returned t<l the general hope there may liave been Gulf stream have beep arranged. FOR WORKING PEOPLE fund of the Treasury. Cqnthat Congress, responding siilcrcd solely from tlie to the indisputable tsenti­ The best o f workers get out o f CHILDREN’S FA,TAL DISEASES pjiint o f view o f the ment o f the Nation, would Worms and parasites in the in­ Treasury's obligation to ’ sorts when the liver fails to act. drop poiitics long eruugh ntect the running chargrs They fcol Innguid, hnlf-slck, “ blue” testines o f children undermine to meet a Judiciously con­ o f the Government and to anil discouraged and think they are health and so weaken their vitality ceived, non-*paftisaii meas­ meet the requirements of getting lazy. Neglect o f these thnt they arc unable to resist the ure which would afford the the public debt, the Admin­ symptoms might result In a kick diseases so fatnl to child life. The utmost relief consistent istration proposal - would spell, therefore the sensible course safe course la to give a few ■'doses with fiscal safety, has teen appear to be strongly on is to take a doso o f two o f Her- o f White Cream Vermifuge. It given up. Tax red action t!w side of fiscal safety. bine. It is just the mcdicino need­ dostroyn and expels the worms there will be, but only after According to the Govern­ ed to purify the system and re­ without the slightest ihjury to tho the fuBent consideration __________ _____ has been .given to the po- i0 HN T.IPRATT ment Actuary’s computa­ store the vim nnd ambition of health or activity o f the child. Sold by all Price 35c. Sold by all lading drug­ tions the bill sponsored ini health. ’ Price 60c. lltical pi Visibilities o f the Oiuinun l the House by Mr. Garner, j druggists. gists. several proposals. N^iwl Bufan L ras , tentatively adopted,' and1 which tw Nevertheless, there are otic or two would uld have Jr:suited in a toss of $511.purely ccoilomic phases o f the situa-' 977.000 itne taxes atone. Adding n i H B i N n i i i H H i i i i i i i M i i i i i i i u i i i i n a i i i n i i i i n i i H i M i i i i i i k m i H H i i i n H i u i i m , , ! , , , ’,000 ... in irito ,.J...... . tion which Vthe country must insist’ to this the Jbis o f $108,040,000 on ac­ shall receive* attention. Whatever plan count c>( repealing »pccia1 taxes, the IIIIIIIIICVlIlUllllllllllllllllllllllldllllllllBIUIIIIlllllllllllllllllllUlllllll.H.a. o f tax m lunion is finallyt«adopted, it total rcdnctMi iu Government revenue is essential iliat the-fiscal integrity of would .be $^20,017,000. The.'House the Government shall lie maintained. finally’*com prop) Bed on a proposal: There is no ,disputing the position of submitted by Mr. Lonp.tvorth and the Secretary Mellon that this is the para­ Government. Actuary figures that’ the | mount consideration. The Govern­ revenue Iup under its provisions will Gloves o f course, aro ment •most (always he assured that, l « $446,270,600. taxes .wilfi not 1* so far mlucn! ns to needed accessories. • And \Vlicn the Senate logins its deliberdeprive .toe* Treasury of •sufficient atioiis* If^-re will I* In-fore it three matching the costume revenue fo\ntn its business and to take' definite plans, the .Mellon, plan, tbs with . frank agreeahtencss. care of the* public debt. He framed, Garner p|.m. and ihc.Lonpvorth com-J his proposals on the principle, there-' promise, witlrthe probability that liic One of the smartest of fore, tint lax reduction must come Finance Committee may report still out of sury lus. the’ amount by wtiich anntiier.- Tiie Fctwlorial product i» gloves for Easter in a the income ■>f-the Government excrcds likrly to he an amalgam with a strong gauntlet glove— fancy with its expenditures. g, political, flavor. That may he inevi­ contrasting colors applied The prrapective surplus for the table and tweedledum,and twcrdlcdce on the tan cuff. The glove . — is — may dispnte to their iieart’s content fiscalI year! ending June .10, l')25,' being cither gray or tan. $195,681.634. Under the Mrllon pjan, ns to whether it is more Republican, as modified in conference with him by than Democratic or more Democratic Chamoisette and extraor­ tile'W ays'and' Means Committee, /the than Rcpiddican. Tlic fact remains M B dinarily clever at ?2. reduction in revenue during the calen­ that so far the rjriginai Mellon pro­ ■ ■ B ■ dar year 1925 liecatue of income>tax posals are the only ones which come ■ ■ changes would l>c $211,400,000, 'and within the principle of fiscal safety, B B B because o f the repeal o f special taxes and in reducing, taxes that principle B fl B and otiier changes, $108,040,000/ a must be adhere J to or the proffered B U total of $141,440(000. Setting off the remedy is only a delusion. n B Hose— long negelected in Is. I One o f the saddest funerals ever nttended nt this place was thnt of The 'Tiotbed, in addition to pro- (■ • o iilr , and Mrs. Whiddon have It. W. Stokes on Monday nfternoon. ■ fndred Into their neat little cot- Mr. Stokes was instantly killed viding'[bottom heat, the great a The Man W ith The stimulua/ to germination nndfjj " f«g'd which they have had erected Snturdny nfternoon at IJnrbervillc ■ m i 'the Upsala road. They have by train No. 85, when his car stall­ , growth., gives another ideal eon; |jB ; H oe Says ( ? * l M ’ a large-sized garage. We ed on the crossing. ,,l!— l i f niiiBfi • dition, more nviin even tfimtHiPtifiirn temperature!f _" ■ M M that later, they expect to nnd control of moisture. In th o ,S He came here about a year ago E gu id a larger house, facing the from Falatka and made his home A hothed is a miniature green-' enhfinefi Spaces o f the hotbed, t h o !" rll spaces • road. it,ns* i hacted by ll%« nru iirrif m'tml fenm with his son, J. L. Stokes and fam­ house*1 plantse lare protected from ilvi'ltitf drying, *_ the natural /»■< fer- tilnni Z . ,I n one of our late items that ily,and worked as a carpenter. He niRfifntlbh o f home matnire, ‘ fur-1 cutting, winds nnd with the ox er-, m v is . lost, we mentioned that Jim- hnd been nt work nt Bnrbervillo cine o r a little rare equable con'M-J • mid Johnson, the aviator, and bride fur about two months and hnd fin­ nishing tho easiest and leaH ex­ lions o f moisture are readily ? if* Eustis have moved into the ished his week’s labor and hnd pensive means o f securing a two maintained and there is no choc* j m Cramer cottage in Grapeville. Mr. started for Lnko Mary to spend months’ advantage or more in the j in growth for lack of seasonable ■> Johnson is employed at tho Wii- the week-end as usual when ho growth o f vegetableJ anil llowcrs showers such ns sometimes: occur. g (latf)s garage in Sanford. was killed. He joined the Meth­ ns Inst year in the Middle \Veit about fright requiring a long season to prodtieu when an unusual April drought q v-Walford Ficrson motored Sun- odist church here full crops. T ’n#o plants, tor tlie played linvoc with gardens. to Daytona ror Mrs. File Han- months ago. 1,, who came and spent a couple Mr. Stokes was born nt St. Ste­ most part, are too lender to be days with her father and sis- phens, S. C., but has spent greater planted iu the open ground before ' Spring makes people lazy. The part of his life in Florida. !Mv Mrs. Ncesc. the-first of May at the earliest, 'other seasons that make people • Airs. J. E. Lundquist and Mrs. The two months’ growing start Ilazy are slimmer, fall nrpl winter, He is mourned by three sons, it. A . H . lundquist wero Thursday E. Stokes o f A h r y l e . Ga., G. 1-. they receive, througo planting the re IT W IL-YfO RM S .gftgraoon visitors to see Mrs. Au- Stokes of Wnycross, Gn„ and .1. L. seed in March plrmltS them t o 'be­ ‘ Swanson in honor o f her birth- Stokes of Lake Mary; three daugh­ gin bearing two months earlier She received a beautiful box ters Mrs. P. It. Gilchrist, Mrs. W. after they have been transplanted . Tl’ o surest sign o f worms in nations from her son in Mary­ H. Yntos, rMs, D. F. Taylor, nil of Into the open trotri l than if the children is paleness, lack of inter­ land. Whighnm, Ga.; one brother, 3. F. seed planting bad been delayed un­ est hi play, iretfulness, variable fl ♦’ Little Marion, the daughter of Stokes nnd two sisters, Mrs. I1. A. til the absence of frosts made it appetite, picking at the nose a n d ; ■ Mr.uinil Mrs. E. F. Lundquist has Brndzell nnd Mrs. T. N. Wndford safe to plant in seed* bods, in tho sudden starting in sleep. When j ■ Tqtarned to school and now Luw- o f St. Stephens, S. C„ nnd one sis­ open. Not only is tho hotbed an these symptoms appear it is time ■ m ranee nnd his two tittle sisters are ter, Mrs. II. J. Rush of llurber- excellent device for getting such to give White’s Cream Vermifuge. ™ H lit. Mrs. Hansen was a caller vlllo. . enrly plants as nre too tender t i A few doses drives out the worms m * lit ju t , , Undertaker Alien o f DeLand, plant in the open befnio May 1 and puts the little one on the road •H r . and ilrB. Hurace Lucas* nnd prt.purej the body, for burial nnd i going, but it gives a great nd- to health again. White.’s Cream ■ b«by of Astor arc now stnying f unera| services were conducted vahtage In starting hardier plant i Vermifuge has a retard o f fifty S frtln her he sister a family, M rs.! by jjev j Wninright of San- which will stand considorulile frost years of successful use. Price 35c. •* Morgan Lloyd. Mr. Lucas has for,^ nn(| the body was laid to rest well into their development. Of Sold by all lending druggists. k.. c u ‘ l ■ , »> . . . i n Dike Mary cemetery at 1 o’clock, the tender plants usually sown in sv. Shepherd of hustis expects a hotbed are the tomatoes, egg­ FROM DEMON­ plants un.l peppers. ■ *rtli_,,e w' ^ us next Sunday fhe EXTRACTS 5 80tn, preaching first at Sorrento, STRATION AGENTS’ Cabhngc and celery are exam- i P then at 3:30 nt U|isala and in REPORTS. pies o f- hardier Vegetable*, wh'l" 8 the <’•evening, in Lake Mary. He ail o f the hardy annual:' which it willnmake the trip with Bro. Clark', St. John (Miss Heist): Held transplant: readily may Ik> in shnpu S work for one day. two splendid food schools ut St. to set into blooming quarters, m . SJr. and Mrs. Nonh Fry, Grand- Augustine and Hastings till j- bringing their lirst flowering in _ ?pa pengston and Miss Eunice Ty- week, assisted by Miss Thursby, late May and early .1uric instead ■ flCr *cnnie from Windemore- Satur- food and marketing ngent. Or­ of waiting the usual course of de­ City Tax Books will close April . ? d a y and spent the week-end with ganized a new club at Hastings. velopment until Julv. I, 11*21 after wnlch all taxes re_ Mr.jumi Mrs. Tyner, Lee (Miss McNutt): Olio club hotbed also will give ,n ,li- m.lininff unpaU, wiM bc C0|k.ct0(| H —One o f the attractions here for member was burned out the nth-' estThe crops of radishes and lettuce p Mis j Eunice is the new Ford which er day; her club gave $10 and by planting these hardy vegot-.i-1 l,!Vy nn(1 Ka,c " f tho property s, fW ipud her brother recently pur- each member* is to In-ip furnish a Ides in ihe ho*’ yd in March and upon which taxes are assessed, K‘ Elmer took them in it to house or fix the. family’s clothing. allowing them to develop there i ALFRED FOSTER, “ fhe Lutheran service. As a result o f hat-funking dem­ until usiibie. This, however, is the ; a, . » * MY. and Mrs. Morse and baby onstrations already given, many . laX ° ° llector’ 5 " a f Orlundo were Sunday visitors spring hats are being made and least important o f the uses o f the |By Ellen (lay, Deputy. • at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. some clubs ar*» asking for .unoth- homo garden, frame. £ 1L\ Lundquist and they as well us vr demonstration. » .4 t jB m i l Mngnuson who spent the I.eon (Mrs. Kcllum): Held a n a a a is flR a iB a R D s s a is s z H ia is a H R ia ia is iia iR R S s ia a ia * wctiK-end with his sister, attended millinery class at the Elk’s Club a a 9 Dm - services. a a Thursday. Reorganized the Brada a I* IvHicharii Lundquist is ill this fordvillo Club on Friday, chung-, a a & FVtJf wRh measles, Dr. Denton____ing beit from poultry to home deni■ .a n a , ailed out. They seem to go j onstration. a a $ hard' with the little ones this Duval .Miss ladlitte): The ju ­ a 1a ~ ■ a nior 4-H Club at Baldwin lias (P f Mr. and Mrs. Rehnbury of Luke bought a new three-burner Per­ * Located on the beautiful shores o f iftv aa 5 Mjfry came over for the Swedish fection oil stove with a two-burnx a a a ■B^ .*‘*rvJcc Mrs. er oven. Orders keep coming in g Lake Monroe. Price $3,000.00. 3I5Y '” ' V on Sunday whero airs, n a d helped with the music, for hatching eggs.*'-* We/iflSe nr- a . . a a B. Having a good voice. They spent ranging for u poultry, uu) a a jj— Five hcautiful building lots, Sanford a a S hours at the hom c’ o f M r |Anidl U-1L ‘ ...... a ■ $fl(jfiMrs. Edwin I.unilquist. Escambia (Mis*t ■ laiqgley O ■ Heghts, between Park and French Ave- n i) u n a l|v. Eckardt gave us an inter- j Conducted a milliix*ty sChtJAi ' lit u a jj nues. Price $450.00 per lot. sermon in English first, Molino; each woniifilioH.‘g J u t « a tractive spring n n b a pleased with it aintXlhbf Having 10 ACRE CELERY FARM , on nn aa thereby. Palm Beach (Mrs. Morgan); a a R e a l iz in g R E A R I)A L L Avenue, a a Our fair which has just closed a a was the best we ever had; quality a a a a of exhibits was far superior- to n a anything of the past. Club ex­ u a Many have made it pashibits of poultry and sewing at­ a ;a •S ., ' sihle to ac<iuiru a home of * a a tracted much attention. ■ am their ■■ * own— ■ * -" n ■ the realization Volusia (Miss C olo): Our threu H k a us o f an ideal. poultry associations held monthly n a a a R O O M S TiOI-2 The Herald Wunt Ails meetings this week. The West R n a have a deal to do with Volusia Market has averaged ov- a a a Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford. a a . i i bringing ubout home own- er $500 iu egg sales for more J! « a .a than two months. Two new Y ' * ership, for they point to opFirst National Itank Hltlg. ---------- ----------- Phone a a 7 " " nortunitics in buying, sell- hatcheries have been started. a a a n ing, exchanging. Suwnmie (Miss Rouse): Gave S three ull-duy millinery schools See what tho Herald « this week. Farm Bureau nnd a <• ,tj Wants have to offer in aid- business men are giving scholar­ « . L„, ing you in having your r , dreams fo r a home come ships to club short course. true. laL i. Keeping in touch with taking for his theme, The upper a — • >■* the Herald Wants means room where our Saviour took the ■ r . a keeping In touch with realnlace o f a servant, bidding us fol* *y opportunities. low his example. As one illustra­ * • Just turn to the Herald tion he spoke o f the work of Carey 1 M g t. .fl W ant Ads now and see how in India, saying that he and Mrs. ' many such offers are listed Eckhardt were privileged to stand there and, perhaps, the in the library there, dedicated to very one you are looking him fo r the 22 translations o f the fo r w lffrateh your t j i . , Scriptures as a part o f this serv­ ant’s 1 work there. Rev. Eckardt and wife sang a Swedish soqg very 48 iw cetly during this part' o f the aorvice. I prlvatn nr*. |„ tho srrlbci] land: Tho IDEAL E. F. LANE 'A & B : a R B M B fl M | 5 B N M B H ■ ■ n : the regard of Fashion— now play a most important part in Style’s pageant. ■ a ■ ■ B B Phoenix No. 368— A pop­ ular hose . revamped * for greater popularity— with tlie famous "Tipt-Too” feature is one of the best. T ■ ■ ■ N ■ * Pure silk with lisle top— nnd thi reinforced toe in­ sures extra wear. In shades of nude, gray, niredale, beige, cordovan, black and wh’ tc— at $1.85. B ■ ■ B ■ B a a a a ■ Vogue Bags staying at home either— you’ll want a Vogue bag. a One of the smartest turn­ outs of the season— in all patent leather and fancy lifting— In either a medium or a large size and most reasonable at $3.50 for the small and $5 for the larger. u a a u a a a a a a a a a a u a a a a a a M a a a a a a a a Sandals— never worn so much before— nnd • never before so well made with attention to durability and to style as well. The Mar­ lin sandal is as flha as one will find— for appeara ice nnd for its. staunch con­ struction. It is td be had in colors of gray, tan and 'White— Attractive in pr’co loo at only $8.50. Handkerchiefs Gaily Colorful A bay hanky with the Easter costume of colored linen. Yes! Wide double hemstitched hems — nnd colors of rose, blue, gray, green, gold, orchid and blue —at 75c. r ■ VMJt if the year when EVERYONE surely must have new clothes— and stylish clothes! , • For this special occasion as well as for every general need the Dickson-Ivcs Co. is prepared through its recent sending of men and women to New York— through its New York office and through advance Fashion reports from leading style experts. New styles ure here— ami prices fair. Visit here for your Easter shopping. Enter the Boyish Tailleur Smart Sandals a For the Day— April 20 If you’re off for tho week*■ n R N ■ ■< The most talked of garnfent in the Fashion world of this Spring time is the Boyish Spring tailleur. Here at Uickson-Ives one will find the tailored suit of the moment— In soft toned grays and blues mostly— severe lines nnd in stripes and with smart overplaids — with gently rolling collar. The Palmer tailleur featured here is $29.50. Hats—Flowered and Ribboned Dress hats from the French room for a happy wearing Easter morn. Combinations of leghorn and crepe or hair and faille are among the most attractive. One model of coraj crepe de chine and tagel with crown and brim made elaborate by overlappng petal in tan, coral and China blue— a pale green, rose droops from the right brim—This hat is $27.50. See the remarkable feature line of $-1.95 hats. W ear Voile Easter Morn One simply MUST have a voile dress at Easter time and here in-the Medium Price Dress section will be found tho dress one most desires. One of the smart­ est seen is a French white voile— trimmed with drawn work making a stunning panel effect. Ruffles of val lace* and lace at the node and sleeves— and a double sash—$29.50. l ■ a v a ■ l a « a a s s ■ a a M I ■ R R H R R H n a R R a R ■ R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R R H a a a a a a a n a a R R R R Dick son-lves Co. ORLANDO, FLA. ORDER BY MAIL R R R R R R H R R R R nBaaRHHRa:iRaniiiiHBRRnHn«iiBnaBHn«HimRa«BBaua«iM RBRiaaamaRBBaBBBBBaBBBaBBBBBBBmBaBBBaBM aaBBBBBM The Myste rious K ey Look For- Merchant’s Windows Who �THURSDAY, MARCH 17,1*14 M H ijy s ij 0 1 H & r /Q Bf R. L. BRACKETT BISHOP, prominent cap‘talist, insurance man and art'dfiettante, and one the leading visitors which Miami has entertained this season, said before leaving for his home last week, that the only term which accurately described Coral Gables was 'a paradise in the making.” Omar Khayyam’s paradise, we are sure; not Milton’s Visitors who behold for the first time the finished beau­ ty o f Coral Gables, often say that it is “ heavenly.” For ourselves we are well content with the very human task o f building a fine suburb, where the best people will find rehl homes and enjoy themselves—and will not wait un­ til they are thinking o f heavenly things before begin­ ning the enjoyment! Hundreds o f homes in the most beautiful settings which this wonderful tropical country boasts o f—homes o f col­ orful native stone or stucco, roofs of Spanish tile, sur­ rounded by cloistered walls, or plazas, or the greenery o f fairway or grove. Advantages o f enjoying golf, tennis, saddle pony riding, or other healthful and whole­ some outdoor sports. Broad boulevards and spacious lawns that invite one with ample breathing spaces and charming*vistas. *. ‘: .*»; • * w *** *"V The things that good folks hold priceless in home-sur­ roundings are here at Coral Gables. Also the opportun­ ity to enjoy them without extravagant expenditure. That both are'true is evidenced not only by the Ape things which people worth while say about Coral Gables* but also in the way that people worth while are investing at Coral Gables. Yv * . ■. Thousands o f visitors will take home wjth them mem­ ories o f a visit here this season as souvenirs o f a most onjoyable winter vacation. But the man or wom^n who has' a far better remembrance to cherish is the one who* act­ ing upon the urge o f better judgment, has made a ft ifr vestment in home or plot at Coral Gables.. Too many so-called heavenly things have little or noearthly meaning. Not so with Coral Gables* It has a real, potential, compelling significance for everyon&who values the higher things of home life, and values them most highly when they are within everyone's power to attain. ! Come to Coral Gables and see the paradise in the making. Make your reservation at the local office for the free sightseeing trip aboard a de luxe pUHman bus and take advantage o f the opportunity offered. • George E. Merrick, Owner and Developer. Dammers & Burnes, General Sales Agents. » Executive Offices: 158 E. Flagler Street, Miami. ivillc. West Palm Beach, Daytona, O:lahdo,'Tampa, St. Petersburg, Sai l ;1, Lakeland, DeLand, Eustis, Northern Offices: New York City, Atlantic City, Boston, Columbus, Washington. D. W. 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FOR TODAY BIBLE THOUGI SIN SEPARATES:— Your iniquliniqui­ ties!, have separated between you and your God, and your sin* have bid Ilia face front you, that he will not bear.— IsaintT 59: 2. " W A R R E N ^ ADDRESS 1 ' 8ta|dt the grouiyi’s your own, my * braves! W iB ye give it up tp staves? W itt y e look fo*.greener graves? ape ye mercy, still7 4 ?i ’s the mercy despots feel? H e v it in that battle peal! Read it on yon bristling steel! A&k it— ye whb will! Fear ye foes who kill for hire? W ilf ye to pour Bomes retire? Look behind you! they’re nfiro! Ahd before yah, see W ho have done it! From the vale On dhey come! and will ye quail? Leaden rain1and Ir o n hail U t their welcqtne be! ■ In the God o f battles trust! Dieawe may— and die we must; iL O, where c£n dust to dust Hf consigned go well A s ^erhere heaven its dews shall ahed On Uhe martyred patriot's bed, A n d the rocks «ehail raise their die n head O f his deeds to tell. ’m ________-—JohnPierpont. "T o err is human, to forgive dirind*’ said our Uncle Samuel, do natfiig ten million dollars for Ger n a n relief. " a ■■ "0 Secretary Pearman says, "The oily 'b o ld catches the w olm ” but Albert B. Fall caught it in‘ the neck. They ■ay the >Could estate has shrank to o little over fifteen mil­ lion^ dollars. That certainly Is tough. * ** ----------o---------i r i s getting so that every time a big liquor plot In unearthed, the skeleton o f some ancient.dinosaur is found in the same hole. W iliam H. Anderson took o ff his formal morning dress Wednes­ day nmd was put to work with a pall and mop. Doubtless the ex­ ercise will do him good. ----------o---------I f Congress doesn’t cut out some o f these investigations, there, won’ t be ttiotigh money left in the treas­ ury "to *pay a soldier bonus regardl e i* of, whether taxes are reduced. - 1 o Grover Cleveland Bergdoll in on his w *y back to the United States “ to Jace the music.*’ And it Won’t be ja w . It will be a well known march from Chopin. •- ; ■. - ■ ... Plenty ef Cheap Moray, lt’e the Cltimre Farit. \ Biff A m rk M Fiffiree. . High Tariff m Bread Lira? Copyright, 1921 ____ o____ • Harvard is limiting the number o f Its .entrants. This may ne good for«scholarship, but will it help the^ttjjwcn to whip Y ale?—Tampa Tribune. It isn't the quantity which t ' 5ft the eleven is picked from, It’s^K e quality that counts. • 4 — o-------I&hfurd B. McLean, in u recent Qdnu editorial in -his Washington Post, has called tho Republicans “ scoun­ drels h r cowards.” McLean seems t o uVto suffered something of a change o f jheart since he lent u progunent member of a Republi­ can cabinet that hundred thousand * dolIhrL F ort Myers 1b the fastest growIng-joitff of.less than ten thousand inhabitants, in Florida. The uct i v i t y 'o f the real estate market little short of amazing.— lyers Press. It ia to be as* then that Sanford has u herir-fr e^ MUspension pf the Atlunta o f police for his part in the arr*st*-of Mrs, Asa Candler would Un4 Li show that the police com­ mittee ‘ doein't intend to havo the affgiru and parties o f “ respect­ able” people interfered with, no m atter what happens.-----* ---------- o---------HjoL discussions over the question o f the cstabisJimcnt o f a republic in Fefsia caused the Crown Prince to move outside the £Py limits to h ia 1 country home and dispense with 'th e annual •festivities o f the Persian New Year Day. In this generation it seems almost neces■ary -that royalty take things as th e? find them, and be glqd they a r c ^jT.wbrse fbr them. , . SWEEPING TAMPA TIMES A t best sweeping is a common­ crcte walk and broke it, A goqd place occupation. Almost anybody old woman whom we once knew can sweep, so— as n rule— those ■wept until she literally broke herwhose work is sweeping largely ' self down. ever get nnywhere. Yet John W. ! Another thing about sweeping Martin ia “ sweeping the state.’’ ! It wears out brooms, and there’s Wc know he is, for ho says so no sweeping without a broom. himself. Have you ever known u There’s many days between this candidate, or his campaign mana­ and the Florida primary, and many ger, to misrepresent u thing like brooms may bo worn out. that? As a matter of fact, Hon. Frank We have Hecn sweepers before. Jennings seems to be making Snw n fellow not long ago, sweep­ friends and votes in every part of ing the street:'. At least he thought Florida every day. Men nnd wo­ he was sweeping. As n matter of men in all walks of life arc volun­ fuct he was merely raising a dust. Saw n little girl just the other day. tarily announcing their support of She was sweeping. She swept her him. It docs look like he is going doll off Iho front porch to the c o n -' to be governor of Florida. THE KIND OF A CITY W E W A N T MIAMI OEACII TRIBUNE The greatest - drawing fcftril of jin capable o f rising above little nny city ns well ns o f any individ-1 cliques and social climbing and al Is the spirit of the city. We i narrow feuds. We want a citv feel it ns one feels the presence jin which to love, that belongs t> in n room of splendid and charm in timeless world, shnll be made mg persons. If the people o f nny ! Queen, nnd where n man will not pity strike a note near the be ashamed o f sentiment and heart of life, a note in cotisq ideals of beauty, nnd “ visions nance wilh the true inwardness splendid." We wan: to build hero of being nnd the eternad real­ a city where those finer elements ities, it wil Hive nnd sing in the of our nature thut subdue, s o ft 7 hearts o f men long after the en and mellow life shall have memory o f the glorious sunlight, their sway. We want here ’ »» even nfter meipory o f the rustle make n refuge from the wearing o f the palm leaves by night, has physical routine of life, where faded. men mny find their souls again It is n human heurted city we nnd be liberated in mind and want to build here, a city. HlleJ heart to a new und finer freedom. Wo want n city that will remind with big, goncrous-henrted hu­ one of gladness and hope and the man beings. We want n city that warm welcome o f a friend. EXPLAIN THIS: Eight Italian musicians were locked up for playing In tho public streets on Sunday. When It was explained that they were playing and march­ ing at the head o f n funeral pro­ cession they were set free nnd the policeman that arrested them was reprimanded. Wouldn’t it hnve puzzled a man from Mars to learn that it is ull right, on earth, for eight Italians to play music in front o f a corpse that cant’ hear or enjoy it, and nil wrong for them to play the same music in the same place on the same day for tho plensurc o f those wltji oars to hear? We are queer bipeds. I-. «t.i. 1 •-At ' on—- fMtht.j “ diamond,' ? k a klK‘ of hooi« w l tehm daily.-—Tarn oa W ith.volum lnSK f t S , l style and tho “ boyish beV* ■fa** ■ m ’Css? tixza* JXv Florida is as large as N’tvl York, Massachusetts and R] ieiend- These states have „ illation o f 16,000,0o0. With tensijjed fanning on our 20 000 available acres and our ir-abundance o f fresh and ater flah and sea food, ws feed 19,000,000 of people_uT '.ywood Nows, C x* te r OUT OF MV SKVll "Sometimes a candidate nlected because he him ).o man! 'riend.-i, and sometimes he win! because o f 'the enemies he hul made,’’ oracularly observes tkal .’ anford Herald. And it mlrktl well have added that under th«l operation o f 1'«Ks 'Florida primarrl tystom still jiiore are electid jag] because th e ’ Voters have t-, Tot*] .'or somebody.- -S’j. IVtenburjl Times. ’ 1 » -—\ *»/ m FRU IT FOR THE POOR ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT «™ tririt, !>?, » A man who writer that 104 people ^ th e S a n fo r d delegation to r Madison Square Garden n smlI Uon, back to Sanford tVil dea of investigating it, S?E*tefor vcel,r>r cu*ture. ford has the goods to show when it Comes to celery and tuce.—Tampa Times. ** js m ■■■■■■■■■■■■■inHXBBaMMaHMBgMaMBaBBBBMiaiia 2 i ] ‘W h en a Feller | \ Needs a Friend’ j Good use was made o f tho_ fr u it. during the pnst week to crowds sent to New York for the ”Florida ” eager to purchase, will be Uken in exposition that was held in Mad­ trucks to the city storehouse at ison Square Garden. It was given W elfare Island, Monday, where it to the poor who were sick, and will be disposed o f for the commis­ in that way they got a hint of sioner by Deputy Commissioner what Florida is like and hundreds Edward Pcrpeet, Victor 3. Doda o f persons in the big city who had worth, director o f Investigations, An Exciting Comedy Full o f Pep and Fun not the means to buy oranges got and Safnucl Bernstein, purchasing at least one taste o f delicious fruit. ngent for the department o f pub­ The Brooklyn Eagle, telling o f the lic welfare. end o f the Florida exposition, said: Mayor Lake o f Sanford, Fin., Fruit from Florida valued at $8,000 to $10,000 will be given to learning what disposition will be Commissioner o f W elfare Bird S. made o f the exhibit, contributed an \ March 28, 8:15 Color on Monday morning, after' entire carload o f celery which has never been moved from the freight the closo of the Florida State ex­ 2 25c and 50c. position in Madison Square Gar­ yards, and is in splendid shape. “ Next year Sanford will double den, for distribution to , the sick its exhibit because o f the fact that poor in the city hospitals. ;i ThU Space Donated by The decision to give the fruit to the poor and sick o f this city will tho city was arrived at today after receive It," said Mayor Lake, com­ n consultation o f the secretaries menting on the contribution being from 'th e1-various counties o f Flor­ made by his city. ThU.«vn*>atfiao>uao-thed»uit'sent' ida, with members o f tho Automqi t>ild (’Tub1bf''Amfeftfcn^'ihio M 6geg- from this state was put* to, and if ••• • •• tion to give the fruit to the city should be made an annual affair. being made by M. Rocnmore, pres­ The Florida exposition is likely to ident o f the latter organization, be repeated on a larger scale next nfter many offers from commission winter, nnd there will bo more houses had been made to tho sec­ interest in sending fruits nnd veg- I B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B I l B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B l a B B I l l t e | retaries. etbles to New York if the sender Oranges, grapefruit, tangerines, knows that ho is going to take sweet potatoes, mangoes, celery cheer into hospitals and homes and all the other fruits exhibited where poverty reigns. § DELAND HIGH SCHOOL, FRI. NIGHT 2 Seminole County Bank f THE L A W IS THE L A W NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE ;« ju stice Wagner has refused to recognize n difference between tho status o f William H. Anderson and jn y other man convicted by a Jury ana sentenced to tho penitentiary. Alp. Anderson will hnvo to go to Sipg Sing. Since tho beginning of the pro­ ceedings against him Mr. Anderson has conducted hlmiulf with an arrogance not at all in keeping with hia position as n defendant. He has assumed, or appeared to assume, that the influential persona who supplied him with the funds to support his Anti-Saloon League would regard themselves ns his co-defendants and consider that they, too, were on trial. He took the ground that he was n sort of personified Cause, and that on that account any acts he chose to com­ mit, legnl or illegal, were no con­ cern of judges or juries. Anderson For many years M ■ i COMMERCIAL BANKING This bank can care fo r the large concern in every phase o f bank­ ■ ■ ing requirements and yet retain has paraded his self-righteousness i nnd denounced volubly all who did not happen to believe in the things that individual contact with its in which he at least nlfected to be­ lieve. He has not hesitated to bully customers and their financial a f­ legislation in a fashion that few men have been brazen enough to employ nnd to intimate that all fairs which every business man those whom he could not bully were bribetakers. While thus engaged, desires. as the evidence adduced in his trinl clearly Bhows, ho was quietly violating the Penal Code, an act which us n lawyer he must have fully understood. Mr. Anderson’s case ought to bi/ instructive. No wrongdoer can tUSoLlt ■ claim immunity from prosecution ■ for law-breaking merely because A COMMUNITY BUILDER he happens tq represent a move­ 3. ? . W IIITNER, Cashier F. P. FORSTER. President ment in which many good people 3 .1 ‘ may believe. In this country the •s s s i i n i i i i i i a a i i i i H i g i i i i i i i i i M■' •i iin.' iiiiiis fe iis U law for the self-styled reformer nnd for the ordinary criminal is the ’ same. 1 FIRST NATIONAL.BANK j NO APOEOGY NEEDED GADSDEN “’TIMES With the great quadrennial e lcc-;y e o r like this when government, lion this year In the United States good, bad or indifferent nnd allied interests may well take a sub­ when tho American people are ordinate place In newspaper col­ called on to elect their official servants, from president down •to umns for the time, for they can wait without injury, while the peo­ constable, the newspapers nre com­ pelled to talk politics more than ple and the politicians give their chief attention to the election of at other times. And no apology the right men to office. is needed for this, for every man running from a half million to a in the country with intelligence million for a few minutes of fight­ above n moron’s fpcls a lively in­ Dan Dobb Says terest in the situation, not only ing. Mtycle is king, you say, but because he wants his man to win then you remember that John nnd his party or faction to triumph, The annual race between weeds D, Rockefeller, leaning over for but because of the gentle and nnd vegetables is starting soon. ■ his twenty-one-foot putt, might soothing tickling o f his self­ Even with the American vessels esteem by the thought—or rather MV FAVO RITE STORIES have one little thought that would the fact— that he is really and it is hard to find a ship us dry as earn him thirty millions and he truly a sovereign in his own right a chip. By IRVIN S. COBB wouldn’t have to be photographed and the settlement of the issues of A presidential boom is often ^he election is directly in the hands or fight to get it. You remember the ancient story shackles which adorned his legs. of* himself nnd his brother sover­ caused by political log rolling. which begins: “ It seems there The good brother faced about eign*, the other voters o f the were two brothers—a good broth­ indignantly: MR. LEITCII, o f the Cancer pnited States. The tax returns that most tax­ er and n bud brother, etc., etc., "Don’ t you speak to mo," he pro­ Hospital in London, has discovered ■It is a big fact, and it should payers ore interested in is the re­ etc. claimed virtuously. “ You ain’t no move every voter to a serious c o n -1 r.n twenty-five per cent of Well, this small offering might night Kin-folks af mino— gittin’ ’rested a mrthod of producing cancer arti­ *i4ar£tion o f the subject. A cor- t” c ‘ r income tax. , , well begin in the Hame way, for fur b a l i n ’ and bein1 sent to the ficially. Isoprene tnr on a mouse’s — likewise it relates to two brothers, chaingang for. ninety days and b.ck c . » . « . .m .U w . « .h lc h A three-tube set in South Africa only they were colored. bringln’ shame upon the whole soor. branches out and becomes a ak,a$d atate, for destruction, soon picked up Schenectudy, N. Y., so i ■f The good brother got a Job on family. Me, I’m through wid you cancer. That’s an important dis- ofj or later, and tha newspapers nn ice-wugon. He was staggering fureverl") covury, for knowing how to cause ar* fully justified in their honest lheirnS ^ s T yonmmrinKTined along the sidewalk of the southern He started on his way again. For town where he lived, with a one- a moment or two the repudiated a disease is the first step toward kc°P aU the i*aue8 o f 8“ ch What the world needs is a good i mentous campaign as that hundred pound cake o f ice balanc­ one stood silent under the rebuke: knowing how to cure it. ^ movie scandal to take the place! fully before the public, ed upon nis shoulder when the bad Thon a fitting retort’.came to him. Some o f the extra kind-hearted en newspaper reading bc- in the papers used by Teapot Dome' ,who was dii'*hnrrine' en He raisod hia voice, Bending it a f­ will probably say, “-Poor, dyir, lit-, copies universal demagogues and now. obligation to the municipality^tailter the retreating form o f tne good tie mice, bow horrible." Thpy blat^er-skltes will disappear from ed him. brother. W c don't know much about a "Hello, Willie,’’ he called out .. £ bee in a bonnet but a man usually "That's right, ice,” he whooped; - * m * # W * u from where he stood ankle-deep in human being slowly dying o f can* tremendous agency of the printed thinks n woman with an Easter the mucky gutter, at the rams "bear down on him. Bcnr down on cer. *^ of modem Jourtiallfin. In a bonnet got stung. him heavy ! * • r‘ time cheerfully 4 rattling the YOU WOULD say that big mus­ cles on arms nnd back are more valuable earners thnn deep con­ vulsions in the brain ns you read of offers made to Mr. Jack Demp­ sey. He has a moving picture o f­ fer o f a million nnd two offers M -r td tta New •York officers man smuggling 11; EARNEST CARTOONISTS show the haughty American citizen, deeply depressed, highly .Indig­ nant. Let that cltixen as,k himself how much interest he has taken in pub' Ik: affairs. He ought to know that tne citizens get the government that they deserve arid as much grafting and dishonesty as they permit. N EAR I.OS AN G ELES'1 they found a skull, older than the Nean­ derthal or Piltdown man. Found in glacial sands below the Pleisto­ cene clay. This old American probably lived five hundred- thous­ and years ago. Los Angelcfe reel estate dealers weep to think of tho bargains he might have picked up. Yet had he bought the whole of California 600,000 years ago fo r 41 his ancestors wouldn’t be as rich today as they would be if he had taken his dollar and put it in a good, safe bank at compound in­ terest. The result of such nn in­ vestment would be enough to buy tho entire earth, if it wer&> made of solid gold or oolid diamonds. Buy good real estate if you can but don’t deplso the little Havings bank account or the power o f com­ pound interest. .J g S * n W ' declared. Oh, I’v# shot th.il!? W * »bo Dallas declared it is this w b«h « Dayton* Jotirn.l?’ 1™’ WASHINGTON NEWS is not pleasant. One set o f officials rob their ' government treasonably, taking bribes in exchange for thd navy’s oil' reserves. Another set, in cowardly fash­ ion, robs wounded soldiers through g r a ft 'In the Veterans’ Bureau. Another set organises bribery and blackmail, through the Intern­ al Revenue Department, with the help o f the prohibition laws. NOBLE WOMEN propose to expose by terrible examples our dreadful high tariff. They will go through the country exhibiting clothing and other things, placard­ ed to snow the tariff cost. Such an exhibition all by itself is not exactly fair. The ladies should also take with them photo­ graphs o f old breadlines, common in this country when jobs ? were scarce and wages iow. High tariff, high prices, every­ body m akiagjtigh wages, is,ha lter than low tariff, low, price**anfl a flfst-cluss -broad Hne *tn-*aeh -Im­ portant city. ^ You can’t have everything. G w m l f/fc e 'JOUR OWWSP O to SKY i l l | YOU COULD borrow all the money at three per cent yon want ed yesterday to gamble in etoeks. It coet you five and a half per cent i f you wanted to build a fac­ tory. ’that, ae Mark Twain said o f Wagner's music, "is. not quite as bad as it sounds.” They lend "call” money for gambling at a low rats o f interest because they can "call” it back whenever they want It. And the great thing is to have money when you want it, wooded regions against destruction by careless individuals. Fire is the greatest cause of destroying these valuable re­ gions. Many'- unnecessary fires are started and soon get beyond control. Statistics show that more than thirty-five thousand fires are reported every year and an area of about eleven million acres are swept by the flames. In many hections of the country, especially ifi the moun­ tains are found observation towers where observers are continually on duty watching for the dreaded fire. Upon discovery within a few minutes fire fighters can be on their way, having been called by telephone. But observation towers of this kind are not found in Florida. Protection is badly needed in Florida. Fires are started promiscuously by campers or careless smoker# and within a short time w’noic sections are swept with great damage. It is hardly possible to drive out in the country, at any time of the day or night, without coming Dpon some big fire. This is true in any section o f the state. It isn't too early to make plans for observing this spec­ ial week, set aside by the president, for a week of education. Florida, as well as other states, needs her forests and every tree that is burned means that much of a loss'to the wealth of the stute. TJi*. Florida State Commercial Secretaries Association will hold its “ptOiunl convention in Sanford durinlr*Mny. This should be an occ a s le « '« f great importance to San- iteraporary C o n m ^ i,. AMERICAN ENTERPRISES run into big figures. United Statez Steel reports for 1923 a business n l n o f five hundred million dol­ ing big black front page headlines announcing the discovery lars over 1922. Ninety million dollars were spent of the strange building and can you imagine the tale of star­ for permanent improvement, and tling disclosure^ brought when the pyramid is opened to the even nfter that, net profits In­ attention of the new race of people that will be on the earth creased more than a billion and a half and profit $10.13 a share on at that time? . , . , common stock that Andrew Carne­ gie said was only gas, because it wasn’t even water. Foresjt protection W eek April 21-27. These gigantic profits arc shown despite tne fact that the company April 21 27 hafe.been designated by President Cool- has changed from a twelve to an idge as forest protection week. This will be the fourth year eight-hour, day, employing in con­ sequence seventeen thousand more this special week has been observed. men. The idea, is to educate the people as to the value o f the Moral: This country is rich great American forests urging them to protect the heavily enough to treat workmen gener­ ously. l £ won’t be long before nny gov­ ernment officials not mentioned profp|npntly in connection with eome investigation will feel terri­ bly W gh ted . ----------o---------President Coolidgc has appointed a commission for the conservation o f t^a, nation’s oil supply. The best vjny to save it is to keep governfjitflt officials from giving it away,* a . nM P A T . M AeCH IT , U X . T O O M fC H COMPETITION Looking Ahead Ten Thousand 'Years. A n A m erican, W illia jn H . H a r v i j i t building an A m eri­ can pyram id w hich ia fo r the edification o f the fu tu re inhabi­ tants o f the earth. W hen com pleted this pyram id will rise one hundred th irty fe e t into the air on a peak in the Ozark M ountains o f A rkansas and is to contain am ong oth er im ­ portant m atters a docum ent telling w hy ou r A m erican d t f lization fell, fo r accordin g to th e builder Am erican civilization is doom ed to fall soon. / W ork on the pyram id has already started, and all knowledge o f the su b ject o f concrete will be used in m aking the structure one that will indure perm anently. T h e pedestal o f the pyram id w ill rest on solid lim estone rock. It will be forty feet square and ten feet.h igh , containing sixteen thous­ and cubic feet o f re-enforced concrete. T h e pyram id resting on this petlestal will be thirty-Lwo fe e t square, rising perpendicularly fo r a height o f thirty-five feet, then reduced to tw enty-tw o feet square and rising in shaftlike form ation eighty-five feet, and ending at the top six fe e t square. In the construction o f the pyram id there will be used fourteen thousand sacks o f cem ent, tw enty-seven thousand cubic feet o f sand and fifty -fo u r thousand cubic fe e t o f grav­ el. T h e total cost is estim ated at tA enty-five thousand dol­ lars. The site selected is at the end o f a spur o f th e m ountain at the edge o f a valley. These m ountains, som e say, were once fourteen thousand feet above sea level and are said to be am ong the oldest in the world. TJiey are now fourteen hundred feet above-sea level. •' “ T h e records o f ancient civilization which we have un­ earthed do not tell the m erits and dem erits o f that civilization, the struggles ,of those people^, and w h y they fel;,M said Mr. H arvey. ‘T h e pyram id to be erected here will contain all such records. Upoi^ opening the pyram id and reading the docu­ ments contained therein mankind ten thousand years hence will learn o f the airplane, o f the circulation o f the blood, rail­ roads and other great discoveries and inventions. The structure wilt be Ve-eh forced strongly. I have made a special study o f re-en forcing concrete, and all the latest devices will be used to prevent expansion or contraction and cracking.” Can you imagine the newspapers of .11,924, A . D. carry­ You seldom see a shining light held up by a Saturday evening p o st for* ^ . ^ M-f- j*" y 3 FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. N orth W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. Lots in Woodruff’s 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 uf—JO years in business. F R A N K L. W OODRUFF & SON Phone 4 2 ----------------------- Office Woodruff and Watson s ■ Seminole County Abstract Co. j Announces Consolidation with ■; Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. ■ o f Sanford, Florida. '§ Until our complete.plunt can be moved to Sanford, orders for ^ abstract work loft nt our office, No. 109 I’nrk Avenue, will r*ceive prompt and courteous attention. % . , U l t t r T k m n m M m tta rd F U u » r ' p o f Coughs and Colds, Hrad* j es, Neuralgia, Rheunutkas * aches, e nad d All Aches and P « M * ALL DRUGGISTS j 36c and 65c, jars aod tobe* Hospital size, $ 3 J » _____! �• . ■ , * - *-Vi«# *- 1V - ; - • : THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1921 JOHNSON CHARGES FRAUD- ST. LOUlSi Her. 27^-Hlfam Johnson in a statement today ro* ganttng lh* Sooth VSSWMI Dakota art* RHIHIHir MW WHW SMImar? charged -11 rrer an effort wks made to boy an election, it ftrid ’ i M haa been dona in th\t itate.” .EUROPE GREECE WHY BANKS? 1IBS. FRED DAIGER, Society Editor ■’SUSS P gefcwl Cwnsfas i i i ,THEWK K E H T O m R a ^ J A fc The Great of all la An Exciting Night. |Delightful Party Is jiven by Mrs, Whitner Friloha, Bridge Club SHORT '.Amv— Bbnford Association of •toesa Woman wiR hold weekluncheon at the Valdex Grill 12:15. jday— Mrs. D. F. Drummond 1 entertain at a second of a 4es of luncheohs either home Magnolia Avenue. *day— Royal Neighbors' meet 7:30 p. m., at Masonic Hall, sday—Annual picnic given by > Orlando Chapter N. S. D. R. for neighboring chapters, porosis Club at 11 a. m. •sday—Circle No. Swill meet I the home of Mrs. S. O. Shin­ ier at 8:80 jx m. lay— Mias ram Ward will enrtaln the members of the Bon Dn Bridge Club at 8 o’clock, jay— Seminole County Federado of Woman’s Clubs will have cnlc ‘at Wekiva Springs, lay— DeLand High School Junrs will present play. "Whan a tiler Needs a Friend’’ at- Sanrd High 8ehool at 8:15 p. m. lay------ Mrs. Henry MeLaulln 111 entertain the members of e Book Lovers Club at 3:30 irday—Chuaren’a alary* hour Library at 2 o’clock, .,,., irday— Cecilias Master Club eeta at the Studio of Mrs, Fane S. Munaon op -Myrtle Ava­ ls at 3:15 p. m. «-i<tnt *i ... irday— Membership Committee ___ Reaidcac* 217-W h $455 to $1390 • ■y J. H. FUELICNER, Chairman Cammlttaa an Public Idueatlon, American Sankara Aaaaalatton Wa hear of bank capital. mtrpfw# and itoekholdtn. economic services do they.raridir the ccntmntiltyt What BANK CAPITAL—The money necessary to engago ,tn tha business o f rendering bank* Ing services to the community. SU R P L U S-A . part o t a bhnk’s earnings not paid out aa dividends to stockholders but reserved for possible losses or to expand activities aa needed by growing business. CAPITAL AND SU R P LU S-Protection to depositors, because.if trouble arises depos­ itors must be paid In full out o f these funds if necessary before stockholders are paid anything. • J. H. Puellcher BANK STOCKHOLDER—Anyone able and willipg to boy stock In a bank and to assume tha risk of the business. A share o f stock represents a fraction of ownership in the whole, and with ownership go %responsibilities and liabilities. In smaller communities ' those who usually organise hanks interest successful farmera, (uccrssful merchants and successful manufacturers be­ cause o f the Influence they bring. Tuesday afternoon.-'was the bridge party given by Mrs. Benjamin nhitner, J r..a t her home on Myr­ tle Avenue. The guests were mem­ bers ol the Friloha Bridge Club. Calendulas and nasturtiums ar­ ranged in bowls and baskets were used in decorating the rooms where the card tables were placed. The color motif of yellow and green was carried out in every detail. Scores were kept on dainty tal­ lies done in floral design, and af|ter a number of absorbing games 1of bridge, scures were counted and the prize for top score, a bridge set in leather case, went to Mrs. W. C. Hill. Following the awarding o f the prise, the hostess served a salad coutsc with punch. Mrs. Whltuer’s guests were Miss Sarita Lake, Miss Lettie Caldwell, Miss Fern Ward. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. James Ridge, Mrs. Percy Mere, and Mrs. Haw­ kins Connelly. . The Opening o f the Fan Tan Shop DOUBLE LIABILITY—The obligation under the taw that rests on a bank stockholder, In cose his bank felts and the assets are not enough to pay depositors, to pay an amount equal to his bank stock, in addition to losing his original investment. This la not the case In corporations other than banks. Ex­ ample: I f a man owned $1,000 in bank stock and tha bank failed, and after tha assets had been used, tha bank still owed money to depositors, the stockholders would be re­ quired to pay up to another $1,000 if necessary to meet the obligations to stockholders. Idlers Bridge Club Enjoy Party . Given By Mrs. John Meisch Friday March 28 • t *• 9 A, M. The members of the Idlers Bridge Thus It is seen that bank capital and bank ttockholdert perCluji were most pleasantly enter­ . form real economic services. tained .Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John Meisch at her home on West First Street. uantitka of amarillas and cal* AT THE MILANE. ulas combined with greenery Talk to someone who had one were effectively used in the rooms For the first time in many a day Exciting Night. A Complete Line Of where the card tables were placed. Fay Holderncss, eminent character This short jacket of embroidered The afternoon passed quickly in satin that may be worn with any the spirited game o f bridge, and actress, has been cast in a humor­ strnightline type of frock is very late In the afternoon scores were ous role. She has a prominent popular with the Parisienne. It counted and prizes awarded. Mrs. part in xnupport of Tom Mix in may bo worn open at the neck or Endor Curlett held high score hia latest production “ Ladies to wrapped closely to give a Russian among the club members, while effect. high score guest prize, went to Board” which shows today at the Mllane theatre. In the picture Mrs. C. R. Kirtley. At the conclusion of the card MUs Holdcrncss falls hopelessly seven-thirty' game, Mrs. Meisch served delicious finally successfully In love Activities of Women chicken salad, hot rolls, olives, and o'clock with Pee Wee Holmes, Tom Mix's salted almonds and coffee. diminutive cowboy. Before sha Fraulein Marianne Beth is Aus­ realize* how successful *he Is, sho Membership Committee. Aft*t th* ■S«r-dlantr tria's first woman lawyer. has pursued her quarry with re­ ***«♦, try thl* dttMit On Saturday afternoon at 4 lentless determination which af­ —Oh H taryl *tt(*d. o’clock there will bo a meeting of El*ht stntraa* till** According to statistics, old maids the membership committee of the fords a lot of laughs. •o iht Bar that avarIr­ Miss Ilolderness has never heen an* Ikaa. live longer than widows. Woman’s Club .at the club house, on the stage. At the age of 15 for the purpose of voting on new jdie won n teacher’s diploma at Mexico has .32 women registered names for membership. * Wesleyan College of Music in as certified public accountants. All those having names they Bloomington, III Her father is a wish to present for membership, we) known organist and her hrothMore women in proportion to are asked to turn them in not later of the country’s foremost compos­ men are employed in factories in than Saturday morning, properly er, Frederick MacMurray, is one Next Door to McLnulin’ti Jewelry Store. presented and endorsed. Japan. era. She forsook Chicago, cama to. Hollywo?,l ami ^ctqrcrj, « *a|**»l **•» t I« l| l*Ml IlkBitllH M*i*-sdtiOln* «*wt|nl»s I It) 0 I HHIMPI dll a*<>6. NV DE A V HOWARD •DHAP7ER» flhe are leading character part In* D.i « . " U. D. C. engaged in' 6-13 different occupa­ On account of the absence of One of her earliest roles was a A Fine Candy tions. both president and vice president, Griffith's “ ilcahts o f the World,” mure i 1 0 c Everyw here , , the regular monthly meeting of the BISHOP RELEASED. The head of the engineering N*. t)e V. Howard Chapter, to have WARSAW, Mar. 27,-Arch Bitforces o f the Chilean Mate rail-; hecn held p rjday nftcrnoon at the road is a woman. Valdez Hotel, has been postponed hop Zeplink, head of the Roman Catholic church in Russia was re­ until Tuesday afternoon at 3 leased from the Moscow prison, the Besides being the town attorney, o’clock, DISTRIBUTORS foreign office is informed. Miss Ethel Fruffet is the only As this will be an Important woman attorney in Pharaoh, Okla. FOR HOME AND STABLE meeting all members arc urged to The extraordinary Boroznnc be present. Half a dozen Georgia girls some treatment for llosh wounds, cuts, time ago started a goat farm near sores, galls, burns and scalds is UUIUAL OF WHITE. Atlanta with a herd of 100 goats. just ns effective in the stable as i.t hte home. Hoise flesh heals with Among the 3,000 members of TAMPA, Mar. 27. — Funeral remarkniib speed under it* pow­ the Congress of Soviete of the services were held today for erful influence. The treatment i* Ruhhian Union there are 37 wo­ Judge John C. White, who died the same for animal* ns for hu­ men. mans. First wash out infectious yesterday. germs with liquid Borozone, and Jeanne Gordon, young contralto the Borozone Powder completes with the Metro;wlitan Opera Com­ the healing process. Price (Hqu.J) pany, collects porcelain china ,10c, dOc and $1,20. Powder 50? banks as a hobby. and flOc. Sold by all leading drug­ gists. Miss Lenu Michelson for seven years has served as wireless op­ LOOK ! ! ! erator on a big tank steamer of which her father is captain. 35.00 down brings factory re­ 72 inches, a wide assortment o f patbuilt typewriter, any make. Good terns, good values for $1.00 and $1.25 as new. Ask to see one. rMs. Annie M. Dike, an Ameri­ 81x90 25 dozen to sell 4 to customer can woman, Is the first of her sex H. S. FOND yard. Sale—yard in America to be admitted to the People's Bank. Phone 22V French Academy of Agriculture. THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED S LADIES’ READY TO WEAR AND MILLINERY cAt vanguards here with shield |and spear heir oaken horses ride; shout victory—and the inpantry vers from every side; loots o f green, they may be [seen sad, in woods,' and in fields; plumes a-wave on heads so |brave, their shining spears and |shields,— ch— March— March. |.wind, rain, and sun, He made soldiers brave, their banners Iwave • they hasten to obey, know not yet—Zouave or cadet, |their jackets o f red and blue) will unloose, the white flag |of truce; General's men, all are true. |ch— March— March. — Mrs. L. A.l Mickey, ford, Fla. tr. and Mrs. H. A. Pillars of St. rustlne are in the 1city for a if stay. |r. and Mrs. A. E Stanley of sburg, ape spent the here V ‘ day ‘ ay as the guests of friends )rs. A. t(. Remusat has as her st, her sister, 'Mrs. L. E. WilIand daughter, Gladys, of Lake r. [r. and Mrs. F. E. Sumer of (sonville arrived in the city on inesday for a short stay, and registered at the Montezuma. E. J. Smith Co. Jacksonville, Fla. Daily Fashion Hint EASY i<<' SETTLEMENT ' Irs. La Rue Bliss and son, Miss Yan McLeod, who recently id Manley of Orlando were the completed a bust of David Lloydst o f Mrs. F,. J. Gonzalez, on George, learned sculpture In the sday,' at her home on Tenth Bellevue Hospital, New York City. eet. Irs. Robert J. Holly, ally. Miss Mil lolly and Mrs.i. W. Theodore tigley y left Wednesday Wednesi _ evening St. Petersburg, where they wlln end the annual American Legion vention. ir. and Mrs. Leo»U. Rockwell, ose marriage, was an Interestsocial event on Monday in Ordo, arrived In Sanford on Thursfor a few days visit with the tern parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gonzalez before going to Tonda, Pa., wjiere they will make ir future home. i*a «t*t 214 East First Street P. Chazal, a prominont bustman qf Ocala is spemUngspen k in Sanford, making foils mead rters at the Montezuma. ---------. mong the business visitors in There now are 8,500,000 women city from Jacksonville, on employed in the industries of the inesday were William Phillips United States, an increase of 474,J. G. Trayham. .000 during the past 10 years. Ir. and Mrs. James Gann o f St. irg*, Del., who have been spendthe winter In the southern o f the state, arrived in the on Wednesday fora brief Fan Tan Because she is teaching her pu­ pils that the earth 13 flat, Mrs. C. E. Crichlow, a Palm Beach. Fla., j school teacher, has been asked to resign. The problem of filling needs is easily settled on me principlo of reciprocity, for what one has to. sell the other wants to buy. I|393 S \*wcrcwx •nrview Police desk sergeant at the Los Angeles central police station, THE SLIM LINE PREVAILS Mrs. B. K. Stevens, is believed to be the first woman to hold a job The siost energetic efforts of aom' ot this kind. of the big French di-signers have n- * succeeded in dislodging the slim silhoi Lady Poynter, wife of Sir Am­ ette from fashionable favor. Thi brose Poynter famous English model is eminently suited to develop architect, nas become a full-fledg­ mint in the striped flannels and novelty ed house decorator in London, woolens. The long, narrow collar » of plain satin, trimmed with button whore she has opened a shop. and loop* to correspond with the deco Miss Ida Gooday. granddaughter ration on the skirt and sleeve*. Me -liimi size require* yards 54-inc'o f the famous Indian outlaw, Liiped and f { yard 36-inch pLiir Geronimo, is taking a domestic rial. science course in the Government s nan Pictorial Review Dress N'o. 1383 school at Phoenix, Ariz, Size*. 34 to 43 inches bust. Price, 3f cent*. She had one Exciting Night. Have you? If not, go to the Milane Wednesday and Thursday. ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE Ira. James F. Hawkins Is cntaining at a series of bridge tics this week at the home of A. K. Powers, on Ninth eet. The first one will be given ursday afternoon, W A R D OFF GRIPPE. hese parties are being anticipGet rid of. that cold *u*cJ*f with much pleasure by the feverish conditions set in aQ ,JLnsrdi’i eats. , bud case O f, f & r S J Coush Syrup ((.reunited) flUtwy BSCRIPTION BRIDGE POST­ £ X i and Leals r,vv th^t% cut. tbe PONED. phlegm, protects the ' “ “ • V h a v e •ation and brings relief. It you n The subscription bridge to have given Thursday afternoon at Woman’s Club by. Mrs. J. B. leman and Mrs. Paul Biggers, •ouch flU(l croup* TbC s®**» .Lnami ■ the benefit qf the Woman’s ib, has been postponed until S S DP r X 7 ^ o S l‘ bfld«U and Jouro:day afterr.:?!: r.t 3 cM r-k. !*«• * * . a a 'W S d g S J S S a This is the great princi­ ple underlying Herald Want Ads and It hux worked for yeprs with such great suc­ cess that this furm o f ad­ vertising has come to be very popular. The needs of one are sup­ plied by the needs of another. This process simply is the getting o f the buyer and seller together and Harald Want Ads do that to per­ fection. Try them and see. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phono it to the Want Ad Department. PHONE 148 There’s a Real Food Value in FIT ro p A QUEEN The Cream with the-Creamy Taste At AU Good Dealers Or D h o n e our plant 634 MOHAWK SHEETS TABLE DAMASK $1.69 69c N A I N S O O K AND LONG C LOTHE 30 pieces o f soft English Nainsook and extra good grade o f Long Clothe. Special for 2 days 5 yds. for , SILKS - SILKS TOWELS 20 doz. 18x36 Huck Towels, plain white and Colored Border—each a Chinese Prints 40 inch, in all the new patterns. Special for 2 days—yd. . $3.45 19c MEN’ S SOCKS One case o f Men’s 7 point Sox in Black, Brown, Tan, Green, Grey and Navy* Spec ial Sale Friday and Saturday 5 pair for mi �n s SANFORD H BXALD, THUM UM T, 'MARCH *7, M M . Ten Rood Seeds Are W k i r Mer Than A Itoahaal F or Com ing B attle Matchmaker Billy Dawson (jflns Arranged Attractive Ring Card For tho Occasion nnd Funs (1ere Will See Clever Men In Action. • Clever Pugilist Everything is ready for the sec­ ond boxing exhibition to he stagcd In Sanford under the auspices o f the Florida Nntionnl Guard. On Friday night nt the armory in the now' Kent building fans here will have nn opportunity to see in ac­ tion a second array of boxers pro­ claimed by Manager Hilly Dawson to be ntdong the best in their re­ spective classes to ho found any­ where in this part of tho country. Sinco tho holding c f th first box. ing entertainment in Sanford two weeks ago, Mr. Dawson has been busy lining up some clever ring men in an endeavor to provide fans in this vicinity with the best to be offered. His card o f bouts ircviously announced, includes ns ts headliner n 10-round mill be­ tween Jack Middleton nnd Rough House Russ. Both men are ag­ gressive fighters o f the rushing type nnd their appearance hero will give tho opportunity of soe- the ’ wise garddnar who has sonif tiipnt for Mr snort* and boats to get a good return from Ms Ih* BY SETH wT*8H OEM AKER. bor will not bay the first pack* Director, - M a i l o f AgrftkHais age of seeds that is offered to Mm but will inquire carefully into the reputation of the, Arm- or parson offering tha scads for sal*. for his pockatbook or hia soils . Beniamin Franklin nser sMi will ever bother With (•off'fjmttT that “ He who follows the plow Wit good scad it ia poaltblo t> pots hia tnmt to the Lord." He make a good garden with many other eondittona favorable,. but with poor seed it t* wwftkally impossible to moke any guidon nt er soil under proper climatic con­ Generally spaaking, the high ditions and handled conscienti­ priced seeds are usually the host ously in tho moat approved man­ In the long run. The cost of seed ner. ft in not possible to prac­ is such a small item compared with' the cost of working.'fertiliz­ tice psycho-analysis on the seeds. You must, know what has tran­ ers, etc., that there la never’ any spired during the production of economy in using poor seed, na tho seed or you must take some­ this m«y overcome aU-of the- oth­ body else's Word for it. As it' iz er favorable factors. , Naturally, you ask how can wc practically impossible for the amateur gardenor to grow hia toll a good sood from a poor one'.’ own seed, the only thing he ran You canndt. Seeds have-to be do is to rely on somebody else's statements. * 1 Gardeners who wish to secure special kinds of vegetable seeds should order early this year, as many kinds of cends are scarce because of th e ,unfavorable seas­ on last year. Many seed houses are this year advising their cus­ tomers of this fact so that those who are anxious to secure their regular allotment will be able to do so. M acDonald’s M ode o f Dress Pleases P eople o f England f •very‘stock s s s « s r a « K ,a .»ta B Of Shares ed steak b s M * m ose thaw and prtMrrM stock without tho r o n m l of ths Board of Dlr.etor*. at l l a i j " S o ck than £ 'iS S In U w fuf”s7o*Jy of tho United HtRtOO. Tho common •lock shall bo paidIn monthly laataltmofiio In rack monnor i m Rn- SPEED Up three.fourths o f tha total number o f Ohsree o f stock sabecrlbed. It waa to common stock shall par an on* deemed i expedient to amend Art M e Three of the Charter of the aanrord Building krtd Loan Association In the manner- heretnaftee stated.'Therefore, notice IS' hereby given that the Sanford Building and Lodn Association, a corporation. Intsnda to apply to tho H D aotnls Cayy A. Haiwos, Governor, of the Mate o f Florida, at Tannkasoee, Florida, on the ISth day o f March. A. D, l i f t , for the purpose o f obtaining an 'amendment or Article Three o r t h e Charter of tho Sanford BelMIng and Loan Aesoclatlon to rend* na fol­ lows, tn*wltt "Article Three: The amount of the capital etoekf of tble corpora­ tion shall be One million, live hun­ dred thousand. 4fl.AOS.eooM> Dol­ lars. to be divided Into If.000 shores of the per velar of On* Hundred Dollars eaeh. Of these. SMC shares shall be preferred stoek, and lf.fiOC shares'shall be common stock; said preferred stock Shalt receive from the net earnings of. said corporation an •eight pee cent.1annual emnutalive dividend *before any dividends are paid upon common stock, but ouch preferred stoek elrhtl not par­ ticipate In any farther profits or dividends.of wild corporation, end such preferred stock shall not en­ title the bolder thereof to Vote at the meetings of the stockholders Of, the corporation. All preferred slock Issued shall be subject to re­ demption at the option at the Board of Directors at any time after live year* from data o f Issuance, upon the payment there fee Of One Hun­ dred Dollars per share, together with any accumulated dividends thereon. Any stockholder bolding, tiny preferred stock of the corpora­ tion eliall have Uie right at any PLICATION FOR AMEND WENT time to have said preferred stock redeemed after thirty days notice to OP CHARTER. This Is to certify that on tho (th the Association, b u rst no time shall <lav of March, A. D. lull, at n spec­ more than one-half of the fund* In ial meeting of the stockholders of the Treayury o f said Association franco Mo of twenty-ftv* l|.M) earns on - each share of stack sob. scribed, and ovary share of com* man stock shall be snhjeot to a Hon-ter- payment of unpaid In* Installments, and for.other chorees Incurred thereon- aw may be p r « vlded by the* By-taws," 'I N WITNESS WHEREOF, the 'Sanford Bulldm* and Loan-Aasoelatlon, a corporation^ baa caused this netiee-and. eerUltcate ta be slRnsd la US 'corporate name by- It* Bveajdent, and sealed'wlta ite corporate seal, attested' by Ua Secretary on take-tho Slth day o f March. A- D. ,a ~ Jw* T«Mc Will tlrod. » fE T H •chea, your aiS?Pw A J >ro!*iW Clem 3 fh?t wmn7 . J 0Ble i« thi " * i i e y o U*,,°0r% I?ur m JONES LtVRR J% i 11 TONIC, biceuie ■WWJC and hSTTth ° r SANFORD BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Brz T, 3. Milter, He-’ President. Attest: A. P. Connelly, Its Secretary, Hav* you had Night? On* Exciting Se£ Ch^Vrtfct Firat— Ask rir about the new way to pay tor the Chevrolet—San Juan Garage. WNeeless & Welsh Vulcanizing Shop TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SECOND 8TRHBT, FROM OAK A V I. TO FRENCH AVJL Cor. Oak A v n m i M Third I t r E t O I L S - G A S Exclusive Agents for Tires and Tubes Fisk “SERVICE THAT MAKES Jack Middleton heavyweight o f Miami and Jacksonville who will muct Rough House Ross here Fri­ day night in a 10-ruund bout at the Kent Armory. Middleton, class­ ed as one o f the best heavies, In this part of the country, has a long knockout record to his credit. HOLLYWOOD -BY -THE -SEA, Fla., Mnr. 27—Two swimmers, Ferdinand*. Ehrlich and Robert Pearson, ,wjll represent Hollywoodby-the-Kcn in tho Olympic tryouts nt lndinfu(|1o)(s June 5, G nnd 7. There tneV vlill compete for the honor o f representing America in the Olympic games in Paris later in the summer. Men from 22 dis­ tricts o f i thu A. A. U. will swim in these events. There will be spy^n speed e,vents nnd thre div­ ing evnts‘. Ehrlich is a speed (Fwimmer. Pearson is a high div* ’ er. They are truining for these •events now nt tho Roman pools, Miami Beach, and at Hollywood. „ Ehrlich will compete in tho nation­ al champhipshlp ip Quango nt thy IllilfA m rX tfT prJ! 1,’Cf 3 and'W Last summer, Ehrlich won llie Metropolitan championship in the yard nark ' ioko nnd the l 'O '-Vtue nt> illi-;.. I 'arson was the pf. ijn, holder t i.iic world’s record for tii 'p'n : ■! swimming, his mink o.'l being broken so in- turn th. ago. , lb ,.;"i ly. t Miami Beach, in n '200 meter match race in tho back stroke ;,’ !(• Ehrlich forced "Stub­ by’’ K r'oicr to break tho world’s re- rd in that event. “Strangler” Lewis ,Weds In Chicago In Spite of Manager "goad press,” as the Brtlsh call it. Even papers o f another political complexion were cordial to him, and they all seemed to rejoice that he raised pigs on his farm and smoked a briar pipe. Add to this picture his gates-ajar collar, with the expansive four-in-hand knot, and there was a steady, sound Eng­ lish gentleman nnd Conservative, No doubt nbout it. Then Labor came in, a political (novation, and the home Briton wondered what would change and how much. Mr. McDonald went to Buckingham Palace to receive from the king his appointment as prime minister. He wore the tra­ ditional top-hat, silky and shining. This brought sighs of relief from many n frightened bosom, Then n few days later he went to the country for n wcek-erid, nnd wore n sports suit with knickerbockers. There they were, the *next? ‘ morn­ ing, pictured in pll.the nnpprs. That, ■was p roof‘of'the lpuddtriKV,tb «l£ood old British plum pudding. Mr. MacDonald was at bottom a Brit­ isher, first nnd last, oven if some of, his party members did sing tho "Internationale” nt their meetings instead o f "God Save tho King.” And as though some further proof were wanted that the country was snfe, some one started the story that the Labor Lender pinned such a keen game o f golf that hU handi­ cap was only seven. England would never go to the Bolkhevik bow-wows as long ns sho had a mun in No. 10 Downing Street who had got his golf gamp almost down to bogeyl AN EXHILARATING EFFECT AVI WANTS NEW TRIAI BAR COW, Fla., Mar. 20.—Ap plication for u now trial vra•-Ii'.dit'.'d today for Louu Wyil cun .''.'ted of second degree mut •! jc.,t.*rday of John William A biter liavop. In November. Hi was ramies •' idge Edwards id and right field, Harry Woodruff. EVERT TRUE S H E 'S C o o '- D By CONDO R ^ -D Y S H A P E /4N £> h i d e 's N O vO . A bottle o f Hcrbine on the shqlf nt home is like having a doctor in the house all the time. It gives instant relief when the digestion sets out o f order or the bowels fail t” act. One or/ two doses is nil that is necesmry to start things moving and restore th it fine feel­ ing of exhilaration and'buoyancy of spirits which belongs only to perfect health. Price GOc. Sold by all lending druggists. Seminole (iun Club, three miles out will shoot every Thursday afternoon. Every­ one invited. Three miles on Orlando road. Coleman's Quick Lite Lamps and Lanterns. Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 ^ imv> fio fu Ileddons arid Shakespeare fine Bum lion Plshlnir Rods Chub amt South Band Minnows; Shakespeare. H e d d u ti. rES Level Winding Reels. “ PlM Plshlur Tackle fee «|| PUWrmrs AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. S A N F O R D C Y C L E CO One week beginning March 31st. *** * * M t l l » * A t u t i a o ■- ■ I .|Mlh J To be borne by City 1-3................... ,. To be borne by property owners ....„ Number o f feet frontage, 1890.4. Assessment per foot frontage, $3.4534 FRED T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer Feet Final Name Description Frontage Assessment Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 5 ..................... ................... 404.05 Alice Fitts and L. H. Gibbs, Lot 9, Blk 3, Tr. 5.... 150.41 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-W ay Blk 3, Tr. 5 ..... « ....... ....................................... Chase & Co., Lot 12, Blk 8, Tr. 5 .......................... Mattie G. Paco, Lot B, Blk 3, Tr. 0........................... L. II. Gibbs, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 6 ........................ Clara Benjamin, Lot 8,. Blk 3, Tr. 7 ................... E. M. Furen. Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 7 ...................... . Mrs. E. M. Roberts, Lot 8, Blk 3, Tr. 8 .............. Mrs. F. K. Smith, Lot 11, Blk 3, Tr. 8 ........ ........... Chase St Company, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 5 ...... ......— Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co., Right-of-Way Blk 4, Tr. 5 ____ _________ ___ ________ _______ S. O. and J. C. Chase, Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 5 ............... M. F. Robinson, E. 1-2 of Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 0 . . S. O. Shinholser, W . 1-2 o f Lt 1, Blk 4, Tr. 11.... Unknown, E. 53 ft. Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. B ............... W. H. Hand, W. 04 ft. Lot 6, Blk 4. Tr. 0........... C. W. Laing Lot 1, Blk 4, T r .7 ................. ......... W. P. Brooks, Lot 0, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ....................... Jesse S. Roberts, Lot 1, Blk 4, Tr. 8 .......... ......... J. M. Mitchell, Lot 0, Blk 4, TrJ 8 ....................... Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company, E. 45 feet o f Myrtle Ave., between First St. and Third Street ...... ........ ....................... ...... ............... . 223.44 The above and foregoing Anal assessments are payable without interest up to APRIL 15, 1924, and from and after said date, said special assessments will be payable only in ten equal annual Install­ ments, with interest at 8 par cent per annum on all deferred payments. Witness my hAnd as City Clerk and the Seal o f the City c l San­ ford, Florida, this 12th day o f March, A. D. 1024. (S E A L ) L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk. 3-13-20-27-4-3-10 * I With the very latest Broadway pla] > Vaudeville specialities between ac j Green River Singing Orchestra. Popul i prices. Under the auspices of the SA • FORD SHRINE CLUB. I n t k » B T lllr Ta One W ay tA IIn n tlr C ity . Iln lllm orr, Md. (Rniatna, M lu , T k l f M i i , III. .... T lr v r t a a d . O. . "U vf rail. Mirk. tM o a lrm l. V. Q . ----------- ---------------------- .. „ . . . . . •Via llaltlinora und rail. tV l* Daltlraora or Phlladsliihl* rail. I— A ll-w n ter via Philadelphia o r B altim ore: direct conneeti nt Philadelphia, three days lay ov er a t Baltim ore. __ T ick ets Include menla (ex cep t tick ets fo r savnnnnh, Oa.) All r« on AlUwhnny and- llorkahlre and aom e room s on other airaa have extra chnrire. .... MAILING* FOtl BALTIMORE] MAILINGS FOR PII 1LADI Via Savannah, SrtW 1*. M. PIIIA. Vln Mnvnnnah. SiM P. > MS. Gtanealer Mnr. IS- 3t t A pr. __ « . . . J* T ic k e t O ffic e an d P ie r . MM b Telephe** R a y HI, l» e L L , 7H e.R <£ m u c h \£>u < 3 o iN G T o C H A R C Je m e ? mftfr'jc. C b N 3 i£ > e fi< c \ f3 t e t i i ^ c ; PUT IM ON I T , ^ > o P e t H A v e t o C H A fiQ e Y o u < F t e v e .N T > o t u d fc a . WITH THE PEED YOU ARE USING AND THE YOU P A Y FO R IT — IF N O T CALL SANFORD FEED AND H illsborough W ill Enter Cage Tourney CHICAGO, Mur. 2 7 -S ix teen high schools including 15 state rjumpjpiui, ami the champion o f Chicago are entered in the interscholustic invitation baslcctball tournament to be held ui the University o f Chicago April 1 to 5 ,.it. was announced recent­ ly. They are: Yankton, S. D.; T w o Harbors, Minn.; Manches­ ter, N. 71.; Medford. Ore.; Lex­ ington, K y.; Rock Springs, W yo.; Warrensb'. rg, Mo.; TamJin, F la,;. Bqtte, Mont.; El Reno, Oklu.; Latter Day Saints, Suit Lake City, Utah; Ouk Cliff High .chord Rating; Texas; Chattunoo a, "a nn.; Lane High schbol, Chicago. Gas 2 5 c---------------------------------- Automobile Repairing BY THE VERY BEST MECHANICS I Ct. You A CHSCK FOR NtNS DOkLflRa l I ' m C H A ^ ir M Q Y o u A OOuPUS Oi^ X A COUPC«S- Op YOUR. • N e c H ^ r v jto s RpR A L v jim g h my R oom CAR. r-—-j OPEN DAY AND N IG H T------LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOHE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, % COLD DRINKS On the Joe Sauser Corner. —-—— Qviedo-Orlando Road jNOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA SUPPLY CO. Jno. W’ W. 9 Phona 639 J"°Myrtle A w . and « h 8b "YOUR MONEY iA C K IF ARB NOT SATISFIED- WINTER EG«S IM THE m n O 1 AndyoucanbMMttiwd ofwintrri by mlpUiA out thohciw' iron11 with tM nAht imount o f * h protfluford Uk* S U N SH IN E ,, EGG AW ) DEVELOPING �•* * --.'«• m — For ' . ; ' / i.' r.vv'.i-' V “ • ■'.■ t » .♦ . < *•>*i« >■• *'. * I ‘* ^ P P IP P ^ P ', • , -i ,(* T H g 8 A N fW > HEEALD, TH U lSPA Yt MARCH 27, 1924. Sanford Daily Herald ANT-AD RATES Cash Ip Advance *• will W n . •MM « M M l. Ik iltr .'; 't * . . ■ .*| ' F ir Rcm Hs Read Every Classified Advertisement Oh This Page Profit ia: ■■ H ■M tftatrlr lot HERALD WANT ADS Wlf.T, KEEP Y0U FOOTED ON ALL SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE AUTOMOBILES AND Political REAL ESTATE HOUSES FOR RENT . i REPAIRS Announcements SANFORD REAL. ESTATE Is In FOR REN T-M odern •even-room FORMEMBKIt S C n W L B O A R b home. Phone 51.______________ 1 hfcreby announce myself g canT*ENTj—5-roont cottage with , dhtate for re-election to the office bath, lighta and water, W. J. ! ” m®ntber of the board of public Thigpen. instruction, rrpro'rntirg school aistrict No. 1 of Seminole County, FOR RENT— Nice ten-room house with bath, corner 4th and Oak, subject to the Democratic primary ___ facing park. to he held on June 3rd, 1921 ________ /R E D T. WILLIAMS. great demand. Investor* ir e looking for good bargains. If you have any real estate to buy or sell it will pay you to use Tho Herald classified -page. * FOR RENT— 12 room flat cen­ trally located $60 per month. The Right Equipment FORDS New and Used ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or terms. We Sell or trade. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorised Ford Dealer Sanford. . FOR SALE— A brand new Ford Coupe. Been run only 10 days about town. Good can. Box 314, Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE— Ford Roadster Ucally new. Bargain. See nit Dutton. FOR SALE— Cheap for cash, one 1918 Ford light truck in good condition. Inquire Floyd Wash­ burn. Phone 253-W. HELP WANTED WXK1T E B ^ E a w T > a n in nosd o f help should read the page of The Herald. T k m b M , reason for sending out-of-UrW» iSV help when there la probably R K the person you want in the o tv , d this column and If yaa J t n Read ice what you want a fe w ------- — vested in a want ad will bring y w tj many replies. Just try it •*■* WANTED— Small set of ‘ keep in evenings. Coll Utilities. WANTED—Position by mi lady, pleasing as useful ion to well to do gentle lady. Phone 742._________ 1M * lln* - *♦ a line - *+ a tin* FOR SALE—Lots In Roseland •e n line lack Pnen Type double above Heights. High and dry. A -l loca­ [Hairs. ! TO JilF »X R 7E,iS 0F THE iw ii tion on Sonfard Ave., from 9250 DRESSMAKING. tn this a g e o f action and SENATORIAL DISTRICT. |in reduced antes nre for con* to $500 each, easy terms. If you . . . . B.re p i p p i n g a shop to do [MCUtlva Insertions, j W .d u ? co,lslderatlon, I ha\e want a desirable home come In and accomplishment, one can­ lx words of average lenKth decided to become a candidate for all kinds o f dressmaking. Cloth­ [are counted a line. see Us. ing for all ages. A shop for all re-election t« the State Senate Ilnlmum charge ;oc for drat not afford to waste time irom IhE 10th Senatorial District, kinds of sewmg. v.‘q respectfully [insertion. 2',j acres, desirable location with solicit tho patronage of the people Ill edvertislnir la restricted to com posedof Orange, Seminole and with a set o f rusty, obso­ two dwelling houses. All cleared [proper cl see If lent Ion. Osceola Counties, subject to the of Sanford and vicinity, and fenced, 25 orange trees, $3600. If an error la mads The San* Democratic Primary to bo held LANDA lete, dull-edged tools. bril Herald Will be reaponalble This is a bargain. 403 Sanford Ave. *' »i *■- i i hr only one Incorrect Ineerilon, June 3rd. I respectfully solicit Le advertleer, for subsequent your mpport. Keep up to the minute; 5 acres with 5-room dwelling. Fif­ kxertlone. The office should be M. 0 . OVERSTREET. ntlfled Immediately In cate of ge ttrees Variety ty bearing orange f 0 R COUNTY COMMISSIONER have your w orking equip­ LOST an opportunity T F jrror, of all other fruits, $1800. • to A D v p r n u i , I hereby announce my candidacy t'OR / E N T —Two rooms, one upabreast with the tiroes ment and your knowledge reading the classifltd A Herald representative thorCommissioner for the FOR SALE— 3 1-3 acres lakefront stairs and one downstairs. 1 jixhly familiar with ratea. rules Fifth District comprising Chuluoyour dally newspaper, all cleared, 0-room house, $3,000.00 o f today's needs, the last Kid classification, will give you ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to Laurel Ave.______ ________________ / want ads contain many k i>mplete Information. And if VULCANIZING the action of tin: Democratic pri­ FOR RENT—Two furnished bed­ messages. It will pay yog to du wlah, they will aealat you In word in efficiency. Keep If you want a city lot, a suburban rooms forwent.__Phono 24.____ dniiv. Hood fording your want ad to make mary Juno 3. lot, a house ready built, celery posted. See that your tools more effective. ___________C. A. RAULERSON. • FOR RENT—Two light house­ Goodyear w a s — ur stolen one yellow hone farm, grove or anything in the keeping rooms, n th and Elm im fo u tn a t s o m e * . mule, also one bey mule. Tele­ FOR SHERIFF. Roal Estate line call as. We sell nnd ire razor-edged, keen and Ave. phone any Information to H. 8. Advertlaera ahould give their To>the Voters of Seminole County: at tho owners price only. Balloon Tires treat or poatofflce address ns Long. Phone 4811. . 1 hereby announce my candidacy FOR RENT— Two rooms with or modern—self-satiafactioq |rell ns tliejlr [fhona number If Used Cars /o r tho office of Sheriff of Semi­ Call and s h us . We give you tho LOST— Black suit case on liey desire results. Abont: ono without garage G18 Oak Ave. KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. is the forerunner o f de­ hnrgains and service. under out of a thousand has a nole County, subject to the voters from Orlando to Green clephone, and the othore can't of tho Democratic Primary to be F0R RENT— Two nicely furnishCommercial St. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., Springs. Reward. Telephone W . [nnimunlcxle with you unless feat.' ___ Seminole Hotel Annex. hehl June 3rd, 1924. If elected 1 ed housekeeping rooms, $20.00 E. Hathaway. Wagner, Fla. liey-know your addles. promise four years of Law En- per month. 312 E. 5th St. L uai— nunen oi keys. Return to A ll dtoeendmegsar# It VST »< In hewing your way to forcement In h business manner b y ' Herald office. .rftS S w iS udV J S : the help of the proper subordi­ Success, a great help will ter. Telepkmte la ce stln . nates or assistants and earnestly BISHOP DEAD. a area are aet^ralMB i solicit tho support of all law en­ be found in The Herald [Courteous. Prompt, EfAilent forcement voters, on June 3rd. UTICA. N. Y., Mar. 28.— Biaheg fi«rvlrd. FOR SALE— 20 Seta Blinds, good ________ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. Want Ads— they work Charles Tyler Otmatead, of the condition. See R. J. Holly._____ Madam Harriet, Protestant Episcopal diocese of FOR TAX ASSESSOR. Beauty Parlor. FfiinTElMttS ROTATIVE FOR SALE— DcSoto paints and their way into the keenest Central New York, is dead. I wish to announce that I am a Over Mobley's Drug Store. I respectfully announce myself vanrishoj at Sanford Novelty GET COP AND CHANGE. candidate for re-election to tho ns n candidate for tho House of Park Ave. Phone 245. Works, sole agents.________ 154-tic minds and find for you the office of Tax Assessor of Semi- Representatives from Seminole FOR SALE— Rhode Island eggs WANTED— To buy barber chair. a n d e r s o n ” s . c . Mar. ac— nolo County, subject to tho decis­ County, subject to the Democratic very people for whom for setting, 15 eggs for $1.00. J. R. Houghton, ilo$ 45, Lake Three unidentified men bound )R PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ion of tho Democratic Primary to primary, June 3, 1924. If elected Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Mary, _________________________ your appeal is intended. and gagged the policeman at 1 desire to announce to the clti- be held June 3rd, 1921. l will advocate constructive legis­ Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp Many a farmer would say the midnight, and robbed Enterprise A. VAUGHAN. is of Seminole County that I am _____ lation for the benefit o f the great­ Use The Herald Want Ads SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 greatest farm rellof measure Bank at Walhalla, S. C., getting [candidate for the nomination to FOR TAX COLLECTOR est number of people in Seminole First Street. Next door to Smith would bo to relieve him of his between $800 and $800 in small ) Prosecuting Attorney for tho I beg to announce myself a can­ County nnd tho state of Florida. for results. change. Urothei a. Wo sell, trade, and re­ farm. ttunty Court o f Semlnaie County, didate for the office oi Tnx Col­ J. R. LYLES. pair all kinds of cook stoves. If Lbject to the action o f tho Demo- lector of Seminole County, subject OF D1Syour trouble is stove trouble, see latic Primary, «ui>e 3rd, 1924. I to tho decision of the Democratic FOR CONSTABLE TIllCT NO. I. us. |U be grateful lo r your vote and Primary to be held June 3rd. 192 L I hereby nnnoance that I am a FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. 3 nomination. ___________ It. C. MAXWELL candidate for enn Halde of District Fine strain pure-bred ancona ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER No. 1, subject to the Democratic chicks, hatched from eggs from my )R COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce my candidacy primary r ___ ___________________ to bo held June 3rd,______ 1924. own flock of carefully selected 11 hereby announco my caridi- for tho office of County Commls- Said district beig composed of tho breeders. My 17 years experience Icy for County Commissioner for sioner from district number two following voting |ire'"n’ts- San­ , Every ono has nn Exciting NighL T O in breeding anconas assure you the j ■strict N o .-2 Seminole County, of Seminole county, subject to the ford, Lake Monroe nnd Pnola. sometime. See if yours compnrcd WANT—-To rent 3, 4, or T> room best to be had in the breed. All lbject to the Democratic Primary, nctlon of the Democratic primary 1\ E, WALhr.R. with the one at tho rdilnne Thea­ house. Furnished or unfurnish­ chicks delivered South Baldwin Inc 3, 1924. June 3, 1921. FOR SHERIFF. ter Wednesday. ed, close in. Will rent by year. Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ain. ___________ JL. P . HAGAN. JOHN MEISCIL I hereby announce myself as r type­ Inquire H- C. Morgan> P. O. Box FOR SALE—Remington /O R CLERK CIRCUIT COURT See C. E. Chorperilng ATTORNEYsAT-LAW enndidate for tv* ofSvo of Sheriff 301. writer with wide carriage, $30.00 FOR SHERIFF II hereby announco that I am a To the Voters of Seminole County: of Seminole County, subject to the for quick sale. Inquire Herald o f­ PHONE 3302 Indidnte for the office o f Clerk First National Bank BMf„ 1 hereby announco myself a can­ Democratic plenary Juno, 1921 fice. ______ O. C. Bryant, W ag­ Sanford, Fla. the Circuit Court of Seminole didate for Sheriff of Seminole ’ \l. A. TM.I.1S FOR SALE— Axminstcr rug, 9x12.. Sanford kunty, subject to the action o f the County subject to the notion of the FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Phono 57DJ._____________________ _ I ner, Fla., will sell at rmocratic primary in June. 1924. Democratic Primary to he held on I hereby announce my candi­ MUt AC LE Concrete Co., genera) FOR SALE—Grocery store, doing __________ H. H. CHAPPELL. June 3rd. it I am elected 1 pledge dacy for County Commissioner for cefnent work, sldewlaks, build­ gjod business. Good location, Carolina,-Florida fill|I E A G E t h o -fifth district of Seninole (’oun­ ing, hlueta*,., is rigstian boxes. J. R chimp tont, Owtutr going north. s k foffi'ce tii*tee*cew w Wijp rtbd^y, ty. Subject to the action of tho A tlorney-al-Law Tcrwillegcr. Prop.________________ Inquire 422 E. 2nd_St.__________ E. E. BRADY. idldate fo rtho office o f Justice June Prlmnry of 1924. Over Seminole County FOR HALE—8 ft. countor show ing Station, gas at 2 Lumber and Building Material. the Pence in nnd far the first Has movtd to Puloston A NOTICE E. IL KILBER. c.r c. Small gas range and wood Bank Carter Lumber Company rtlco district of Seminole CounI will be n candidate for renoml- MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD Brumley Bldg. Real E»> range. _109 N. Snnford A v c ,_ N. Laurel SL Phono G05. Sanford* Florida Wlth the legal ami efficient nntlun for the office of State At­ I wish to announce thnt 1 am a cents above cost the tate qnd all kinda of In­ HILL LUMBER CO. House of BOATS— Built to order with or itstancc o f the executive officers torney of the Seventh Judicial Cir­ candidate >for Member of the surance. without motor, “ Red Bungalow,” Service, Quality and Price. the county I promise to do my cuit of the State of Florida, sub­ School Board o f Seminole Co. from Pace’s lane. Phohe 135, ject to the notion of the Demo- School distrii t No. 3. Suhiect to year around. kty without prejudice. BABY CHICKS— April Delivery. cratic Primary. Your endorsement tho decision nf the Democratic pri­ L. G. STRING FELLOW. White nnd Brown Leghorns, An- ’ for a second term if office will bo mary to be he'd June 3, 1924, Fl'Nl) FOR JAX. POLICE AFTER "MASHERS.” FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Studebaker, a'ackard, OtavroUt conns. 25 $4.25; 50 $8.00; 100' $15; . [Subject, o f course, to the action greatly appreciated. H. II. PATTISHALL._ 600 $70.00; 1.000 $140.00; Reds. 25 LAW YER GEORGE A. DeCOTTHS, J. L. PERKINS TAMPA, Man 27—Street WASHINGTON, Mar. 28.—Al­ tho Democratic Primary to be FOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT “ mashers” hnve been included in lotments from the current river $5.00; 50 $9.00: 100 $10.00. Cash State Attorney, Seventh Judicial Bales Department kid June 3rd, I will bo a candidate — Court H o u m 1 wish to announce thnt I am u the clean-up campaign now In nnd harbor improvement funds, ns with order. Moultrie Hatcheries, j |r tho office o f County Judge of _____ Circuit, State of Florida. enndidate for Clerk of tho Circuit Moultrie, Gn. (May delivery deduct 3an Juan Garaga FOR SHERIFF progress here under the direction announced by army engineers to­ eminolo County. I shall be grateCourt of Seminole Co., subject to 2c per chick.) day, InHudo $139,000 for the St. I hereby announce myself n ennof Chief of Police'F. M. Williams. M for the nomination and elecDenocrntic primary, Juno third. :>n, am] if elected I assure tho, didate for reelcctlon to tho office If ilooted, I promise the faithful “ There is a certain leoment of men Johns River from Jacksonville to Itiicnshlp of Semlnofe a fair and of sheriff of Seminole county sub- performance of the duties con­ in this town who mnke it very un- the ocean. plcusunt for women pedestrians,” lithful administration of the af- jt-'ct to the action of the Demo nected with thnt office. on-, tl- •cfc'*1* who added that “ I'm cratic primary to be held on June STRAIGHT DROWNED. Mrs of th« '-fflce. W. L. MORGAN. ARCHITECT 3. If elected for another term I going to jail a few of them and ________SCUELLE MA1NES. Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers FOR TAX COLLECTOR Firut National Bank Bldg. pledge to fulfill the duties of the ..uw tnut tokos.” “ They’ve got EUSTIS, Fin., Mar. 28.— D. H. i*OR SUPERINTENDENT*OF •••• I wish to announce tout I am a to go, he declares. “ There have Straight, office in the same efficient mnnner Orville, Ohio, wuj Sanford, ■ Florida 117 Pork Arena*— Phase MS' PUBLIC INSTRUCTION that I have conducted it in the rnndidnto for re-election to tho o f­ been cases where these fellows got drowned in Lake Eustis today, j I hereby announce niy candidacy fice of County Tax Collector of out of thir automobiles and de: falling from a small boat while! invited ir re-election to the office of past, Scminolo Count!*, Bubjcct to tho iiberntcly took hold of women and I fishing. Passing fishermen saw Are cordially C. H. HAND. mnty superintendent o f public action of tho Democratic primarj young girls in their efforts to get j him,, but he sank betoru tnoy struction of Seminole County, FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC IN­ to be held in June. |could reach him. The body has to look over our list o f the latter into their mnehines. ’ STRUCTION ibject to the Democratic primary JNO. D. JINKINS. been recovered. I hereby announce my eandidniy bo held on June 3rd, 1924. SCHOOL STEWART QUIZZED IN for re-election ns member of the MEMBER COUNTY City Lots, ..Residence T. W. LAWTON. BOARD STORM WARNING. TAMPA. . The Matthews Press [OR COUNTY PROSECUTING Board o f Public Instruction for I hereby announce myself a can­ Seminole County. Florida, repre­ W rls h n III tlx., Snulurtl * t’ la. m d Business property. ATTORNEY. WASHINGTON. Mar. 28.—Ad­ TAMPA. Mar. 28.— W. S. Ste­ senting school district No. 2 of didate for re-election as a member I wish to announce that; I shall Seminole County, subject to the of the County Board of Public In­ wart, arrested in, New Smyrna visory storm warnings were dis­ V. C. COLLER, Prop. a a candidate fon,<tJbie office o f Democratic primary to be held on struction from District No. 3, Sunday, was brought here today played on thu Atlantic Coast from Farms o f every size. minty Prosecuting Attorney, sub(Geneva, Oviedo, Osceola and for further questioning regarding tho Virginia canes to East Port, General Shop nnd Milt Work June 3rd; 1924. ‘ ret to tho cnfJttr'SCTtfflnt o f thu ChUluotu) subject to the action of the disappearance of S. E. Smith, Maine. Thu disturbance eentrnl CHAS. A. DALLAS. We can suit you. No democratic voters at the June 3rd, the Democratic Primary, Juno 3rd, High Point. N. C., in January. over western Pennsylvania is in­ Contractor and Boildor FOR COUNTY JUDGE rimary. >* 1924. Having served as a mem­ Stcwnrt denied all knowledge of creasing in intensity and moving I hereby announce my candidacy ber of the Board since 1915, and GEORGE C. HERRING. eastward. 517 Commercial Street trouble to show the See Chevrolet F ir s t for the office or County Judge having been chairman of tho Smith's whereabouts. FOR COUNT*Y JtJnr.H of Seminole County, subject to the I hereby announco myself as a action of the voters at tho Demo­ Board since 1919, espccnlly fits pie Ask us about the new goods. for the work required o f n Board indidnte for tho office o f County cratic primary Juno 3member, and if re-elected I prom­ udge o f Seminole County, subject JOHN G. LEONARDY. way to pay for the Wilson W elding & Radiator ise thu same cbnscientious nnd con­ o the Democratic primary, June 3, H. B. Lewis & Co. FOR COUNTY JUDGE structive service as has been rend­ 924. I pledge faithful service Works To the People of Seminole County: ered in my mhny years of service. nould you nominate me. Chevrolet—San Juan Address I am a candidate for County i J. G. SHARON^ CHAS. F. HARRISON. “If it's Motal we can weld K.” Judge, your support nnd v°to n|l Geneva, Florida. FOR CLERK OF COURT first National Bank Building, Garage. June tho 3rd will be anpreciated. SANFORD, FLOUDA I hereby announce my enndiSAMUEL A. II. WILKINSON. FOirCDUN TY COMMISSIONER I hereby artnounce my candidacy lacy for tho office o f Clerk o f the ground floor. FOR It HI' RES ENTATIVE. for re-election to ’ the office of ’ircutt Court, Seminole County, I hereby announce my candidacy J A N D SUPPLIES County Commissioner from Dis"Torida, subject to tho decision of No. 107—'Telephone 349-Park Ave. Lizard sklna will be used in for member member House House of oi Reprewnta- trjct number four of Seminole ho ‘ Democratic Primary to bo for STE W AR T 'fheFlorlat N FORD,FLA. FOOT o f FIRST men's spring footwear, which of to the action of leld on June 3rd, A. 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PETERSBURG, g w , « , the ataU .parade att thousands the second day animal state iMnntion Florida department « American Legion avon action today with (k Hardee the principal.* Branding Um actioaa of tary Maiten aa tbeae-efj 1 Senator Brookhart replied on Mpreh 14 to Mr. Todd's letter, F o n M v T n lm W ’• Lda .Angelas I ( Dealer/ Coati* ; gardiag i m Cosvestkm . ■■ ■■ ■ ■ in the department of W ? 8 H ^ G T O l5 lV llU r r * « L A l Jennings, ones afeareaa train rob. ber, and now a California real es­ tate dealer, related Thursday be­ fore the oil committee one of the moat unusual take congressional Harry M. Daugherty resigned, Investigators-have ever heard* . ' today aa.ettopey general afrthe ^ ^ u tm e n t of Justice .after .bring told figured in the Republican nat­ Caolldgs. Ijangherty has been con­ ional convention at Chicago In spicuoua for .......... .......... „ 1910. ‘ Ha said hit only informa­ spicuous several months through hia connection with the tion, howevey, had come from tha late Jake Hamon, who at ona tima oil leases of Teapot Dome. was the Republican national com­ mitteeman from Oklahoma. ■ ■ In a Chicago.hotel room during the convention, tha^witnesa saia, Hamon told him that the nomina­ tion of Harding would coat him H r 000,000; that ha (Hamon) hod "put up" 1260,000 of this sum to the Senator LaFollette 1th Pneumonia ha ip ill at hie home here pneampnia, was said by Dr. Manhpry, the standing phyiTtot-kavo had a very comi . bulletinissued Thursday ng softer a consultation of dans1 announcing that 8enLaFolietto was suffering atoA*'LaFollette H i * "... ..~ with jpnaumonia fas a shock to his MMfla,< * ‘had‘ *been ' 1expect­ tohgp who hia eariy.*. return To”' 'hia ' i con,/ The incident..the The appro* *4ld - f J W , nra& among those or thre< _. le to throw off ^ t h e ^ v e r jjtcreai^ Cold was not Senate Finance Committee Clears Up Administrgtiv^ Provision ttfTax Bill and Is Ready to Take Up Excise allayed by the an money out of them and then get condition a* satisfactory, himself elected as the next presi­ he seat 10 daya Senator dent. * tta Ban remained in bed Hamon was quoted -aa sajrtng •' afvice of Dr. Marbury, at first had wantnaiderod a, complete rest 1 la his surly recovery, not until yesterday, howat Us condition was con­ es, anything more serious Ktations, Jennings than a persistant cold which re­ course they were fused *to yield to treatment, Tho h* had not lived. conaaKattoa of physicians follow­ 4 -and killed by . . Senator LaFollette has been _____________ to bis residence for throe ut until the pest dpy or i been able to attend t> able business, doing much and reading, even though and frequently not stop- ator LaFeDcUc contracted a heavy .cold, which developed toon aflav roesuing Washington into the grippe, which confined him In-1 doors for six weeks. Upon re­ suming hia congressional duties koV frequently cumplained of hia toribilitp to regain, his strength nod to participate) actively in MONO .proceedings. ifilisUi Seasier Spencer, Repub­ lican, Missouri, brought out In -ach instance aa tkrir names were men­ tioned that Harding, Penroeo and Hame* a » dead. , : W ahhani Soenror in. Row. ImaMdUtriy after Jennings was ixmaad, Senator Welsh, the coasmittea proeecutor, and Senator Spenser, who only recently was ap­ pointed to th* committee, got into a row which promlie* many now developments both within Uit com(Continued on page 8) SALS apeo o.rooelution Introduced by Mas, and when the Denby resolutko came up be delivered a speech. which seemed to sap hix raecrva. vitality, It waa noted at the time that he did not throw hsto it hia customary, energy, and that theveffort wan taxing his rouTever th* strength. He found it necaeaary ion thereafter to remain r Hughes had a Ui* president and if an announceJ, The atorney Ited. his - preparea .statement and e be denied himle word went out' that then M be "nothing doing tonight." b of thoMtcloee to either the Went or the attorney general M commit themselvea by Nents as to what Friday or next day or the week might I forth. resident Cqolidge is known to had tha'situation surround[Mr. .Daugherty’s tenure of i much in mind for nearly a i after a lapse in attention n to it because of a feeling the attorney general ahouki given an opportunity, fopra the department*of justice. (Continued on pago R) tWtthave that be,eesml that he M e Cato Mmr W t& i ceirf the country, Daughsaid he had tendered his Spstkxd-aolehr^pf de­ ice toyou r teqttuut end raiplUnce therewith.1' W T & 3S: - U S . no possible way- to. laiah withhim, (Means) in oar commit­ tee before the Slat of March and we win hold him under subpoena until we have finished.’* r Mr. Todd telegraphed Chat?, Jtwtlce, man Brookhart Much It, aa foidepartment 'a 1' ugherty lowst • ley Genera! fAia I to understand from year later to me of yesterday that net* conduct of Gaston B. crefVypemf withetending the contemptuooa conduct of Gaston B. Means la delaying hi* trial aa ’explained ia my letter to you of March 17, you intend to hold him aa witness be* fore your committee on March SI, PARIS, ) and. thus obstruct • the. United despite.the that he is finding States district court in ^proceed­ the .work ef inf ap a new gov. ing with the trial of Means an than ha expected, RepaMIcaa Representative ef K< that day as heretofore ordered by « ... tacky., cidwtad Ny Vadatal __ __ ,wre- bean.unable to Grand Jn x far .Conspiracy complete IVjpforining Proaidsat to Interfere wHh. Gavela­ Millerand Thursday,ironing that ment Operettas. ha accepted the task of resuming the premiership and constructing (Br Tha AaaatlafaU Puss] A ministry. v • t• WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 8 .1 Aftar a rooming of fair sailing, John W. Langhy* M. Poincare Thursday .afternoon reaantgtive publican, o f Kentucky, was grappled with'tho Mg difficult las , of orgaaialng hucabiaat to fltitha here Thpnday. pa . *• ehafff new- potlUeaT. situation resulting conspiracy to interfere .tpHS from, the chunter"* attitude on operations . of the, government the pension.'bitys^hnd ,toA. .accord iBCCOTU - 1Two indictments were rata economies far sgalnpt Langley, one Indivldt bt ap hard for and the other with several several weeks in le chamber and fendanta. , . senate. , Langley |y said to hata I v: i . Going ta Be Leaf , one of those referred to by Hia conclusion after the day’s Chicago grand jury, which negotiations aa expressed to; the two members of tbs bouse newspaper men was: "It ia going used their ‘ official Influence, to be long.".. - , • properly. No other members JhU, to M ’ far as the premier congress were Indicted.1 . ' , has committed himself regarding i Others indicted are Millsr. his actual plana. From hi* nego­ West, a deputy commissioner of tiation* with .mambere of perHa­ Internal revenue) Russell M. tha impression has Sackett, a prohibition rigent) Ben developed that he is going to In­ L. Moae* and Harry Settle*, part­ ............ i« r n * a w m u augurate in the formation of his ners in the Union Drug .Com­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 28—Tha publican* indicating Thursday cabinet the • economics he has pany, of Pittsburgh, and ons Bidsenate finance committee Thursday there was a genera* disposition promised tha country. He kaa in My Reis, not' fully Identified practically cleared up the many ad­ among their group , to favor the view, it is understood, a redaction in the Indietmqnt* . »• • ministrative provisions of the rev­ blit paasod by tho house against of tha ministries to stvsn or there­ The indictment sharps*. that enue bill. The schedules , of excise tha modified insaraace plan ad- abouts and the suppression o f most One of the most {wrpUxi mptoms which bad bean mol , Senator LaFolUtU’s condi tl a d iily rU* in.temperature, a waa tn the hope of. alloying Mrs. Jsfftphlno Musson. age 59, a resident of this city for many yean and the wife of John Masson, Sr. died at her hame at Palmetto Avenue and Sixth 8troet, early Friday morning. Death eras fee to heart failure. Death was sodden, Mrs. Mas­ son baring been in good health ap­ parently and was In unusually good spirits Thursday. 8he was not heard to complain of feeling badly before retiring but Mr. Mas­ son said that ha beard, hia wife breathing unnaturally and arose to see what waa th* matter. He tried to rouse her but ah* would not answer and then called Us taro daughters and son. By the time they arrived, Mrs. Masson bad passed away. Mrs. Musson was bom at Tomah, WIs. Before her marriage to Mr. Musson 30 years ago, aha waa Miss Josephine Falkner. Be* fore coming to Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Musson lived in' Tennessee for several years having gone endeared her to all who came know har. No definite fuaerol arroa ments have been made aa N H it la probable that the M | m MI tars and brothers of tat dead wo­ man have beaa informed Of her passing awhff and it is believed that soane will arrive in Sanford to attend the services, r. Besides, her husband,. Mrs. Mas­ son leaves three . children. Elisa­ beth. Demariu* and John W., two Continued on. page eight. are to be taken up immediately. Meanwhile Democratic. members of tho committee spent another af­ ternoon in an unsuccessful effort to roach an agreement on the Income tax schedule which they will offer aa a substitute for the Mellon .rates, voted into the bill by'the finance committee. The sur-tax rataa proved the stumbling block. Senator Simmons of North Carolina, ranking Dem­ ocrat on the committee, presented a schedule which it is understood followed the general line aof the Garner plan supported by house Democrats with a revision of the brackets and a reduction of the maximum rate to about 40 per cent. Hear Officers on Bonus. , Before taking up the revenue bill Thursday the committee heard army and navy officers on the sol­ dier bonus bill . passed by thp bouse, with a view to determining the number ef veterans who should be eligible for the insursnea pro­ vision and the average length of service of the veterans. While representatives of the navy and marine corps said their incords would be able to show the figures needed, army officers ex­ plained considerable work would h# required to lay the foundation for administration of the proposed bill. . Aa a result. Chairman Smoot de­ clared, coats of administration of the measure would amount to "mil­ lions of dellar*." Quick notion on the bonus mess, ure is expected when It is formal­ ly presented to the committee,, Re- veer, endowment a* tn tho bouse hill and would cut ota$ the borrow­ ing'privilege on the policies allow­ ed by the house. Democrats are oxpected to stand for a full cash payment option. , •* , Dime crate Discos* Caucus Democrats at thair meeting also discussed, tha calling of a party caucus to bind members.as . was done by tbs house Democrats on the Garner.plan. No conclusion was reached. .While members.of tho finance commute* prepared-to work out their own estimate as to the coat or the proposed bonus hill In the light of the dispute between gov­ ernment actuaries Involving a dif­ ference In estimates of more than 12.600.000, Chairman Green of the houseways and means committee issued * statement charging "a de­ liberate effort;to misrepresent the cost of to* soldier bonus bill.” . Mr. Green declared the estimate qf Herbert Heap. American Legion actuary, that th bill would cost $3,­ 300,000,000 was misrepresented by a committee spokesman for Ur. Hess. He declared the figures of Mr. Hess conformed to thoso of H. P. Browh, veteran* bureau actu­ ary, that the insurance wouI1 cost 92.500.000.0w and tha‘ estlmato of 13.300.000.000 was put forward) by Mn Hess as tha cost of the bill if the payments of the policies were not authorised but were all defer­ red until the end of the insurance period. Joseph-JlcCpy, treasury acutary, estimated the bill would coot |4^S0,000,000. Rollins WiD Be Self Perpetadting . Institution Under Religious Control ehtrehes, Congregational, Pres­ byterian, U, S. A. and Presby­ terian, U. S., met with the Rollins College trustees Wednesday ‘af­ ternoon and evening and made more definite plans for the de­ velopment of the college under the control of thp three denomina­ tional organisations. In the sessions of the various bodies concerned with the college there was complete unanimity jf opinion and' unity of purpose for carrying on the college and build-, lag it up aa a gnat inter-danomitnationsl institution, according to a statement said that everybody concerned want away enthusiastic ground of Christian co operation. The original plan of, eo-operatjoti of a year ago was modified some­ what on several points. Instead of making h big drive Tqr g groat .increase •. in endow­ ment immediately the ooljege, backed by the ’churches, will raise money for current expensee and an improvement drive as soon as conditions become more suitable. It is proposed to have six trus­ tees elected front the nominees namsd by each of the church bodies, each denomination nomin­ ating a surplus number from which the college board may se­ lect. Tho college board may choose an additional six members from outside the denominations concerned. According to this plan the col­ lege preserves its self’ perpetua­ tion principle' and does not coma under the direct control of the church courts as was at first ex­ pected. xA Religious unity. Some have felt that it would .be difficult for the different bodies to agree upon a religlobi basis for the conduct of the college, but when these mci got together withamjh an object In view, they found no difficulty in basis of union in this matter ot agreeing upon the fundamental closeted for nearly thro* hoars Thursday afternoon with the min­ isters of war and public works indicatos clearly that the nucleus of the new combination will be him­ self, M. Maginot and M. Le Trocquer‘ t .... « V Changes Likely It Is known that M. Maginot would like to be transferred to the interior department. If his wish is granted, M. Le Trocquer would be a prominent candidate for the portfolio of national defense, con­ solidating in one department, war, navy ana the colonies. 1» There i*-a good deal of talk of M. Daubigny, under-secratary of finance, succeeding his chief, who celery.bat the* nesa o f ,tha g u n tin* waw aPriMra ceWry, that kia uU hf In | U O i that.the grade ol too.good, that he stgaed to Lastlg and BuxkavheM, two ear* m t r i at d - They were listed be-follows: oh cuT « f star witness la the referees* bu­ reau' investigation) Merman Galtxailer and Donald J. Dplancsy. to procure the . purchase, withdrawal and -transportation by Meets and Sattlcy ‘ of whiskey from. a . dis­ tillery warehouse . to the Union Drug Company. ... It is charged in the Indictment 123-4’s, 132-6’a, SSft % isif& o. In view of 1 thenl is a difference e-half centi freight n a s s J s a ^ i S L .i ? * matter and Codnty Federation Dedicates Wekiva Park This Morning With, appropriate ceremonies Wekiva Park was dedicated this morning by the officers of tho Seminole County Federation of Women’s Clubs. The tract of land given by Joe Cameron to the fed­ eration aa a ait* for a park, liea on both aides of the Wekiva River about seven mile* from this city. Rev. Arthur Searing Peck gave the dedicatory address, which was very inspiring, Ho reviewed the activities of the organisation and praised the work that it has ac­ complished. Hls talk was much enjoyed. Mrs. Essell. of DeLand, state chairman of .the park committee, waa present and gave a talk on the "Value of Park*. Proceeding this talk, Mrs. Leonardy Introduced the following: Mrs. DcForrest, Mrs. Haidy,'Mre. Wakefield, Mrs. Tolar and Mrs. W. 0 . Wolcott. ing between Langley -and Morti­ mer April 15, 1921, In the house offices building of Washington and covering three other alleged con­ ferences resulting in an authority issued May 24, 1921, by Kramer permitting the Union Drog Com­ pany to buy 4.90Q cases of whiskey from the Fenwick Distilling Com, panr. (t sets forth that Jtramer McKean, Clepper, Mortimer, Geltsellenand Delaneey. were not In­ dicted because they testified before the grand jury. ■ The conspiracy section of the criminal code prescribes punish­ ment of not more than two years improsonment, or a fine of not more than 910,000, or both. Langley, who la chairman of the houso public buildings and grounds committee, is serving his \ninth term in congress. He ia said to have been one of the "two mem­ bers *f congress' referred' to in thq report of the Chicago grand jury which Investigated alleged veterans bureau frauls as having been charged in testiarony .with accept­ ing bribes for. improper use of official Influence. Pontoons. .A r e . Placetf Around Wbrld PHerri 10, hU flm cqnrigned to to< awanna i’roduco Cqmpai Scranton, a car o f celery a but that It w m far froniiljtj best ffrade ami that it.w«i and green. . He also declan op the sgme.day. twa oto sold In Ssnfofd to A. H. M< bl* firm foe fUH). Both-s* stated were considered got sidering market Mtfltiona pad the grade of the product shipped. He gave aa tha cue numbers for those to Moses aa follows. P..F. L 24067 and S. F. R, D. 16993 and to The Lackawanna Produce Com­ pany F. G. E. 22497. / *' ’ • Asked what h* intended to do about resigning, Mr. Dutton stat­ ed that be bad been promised a and until •he la confronted with specific charges which ace sub­ stantiated, ')Hq will continue his duties. Until that meeting takes place, Mr. Dutton stated that no ‘more statements frpm him would be forthcoming but th** one might be Rr Tfe« Aaaeelatre f m SEATTLE, Mar., 23— Po. Wen placed jOD the army air ow Reported in M AR K ET gepresentatids pf irtcd dn urnbold. Tho city of. Sanford an 127 men in tha following d< ments: for streets, garbs) njoval and, sanitary work, eral sewer construction supervision of ctxr maaam construction work on goff The weekly pay roll ap mate* HJWJ. This numl workers does pot includi number of men, er city, work U tfgctpia- m m �: ■— - * T H IS W E E K IN SAN FO R D U t i s t i c a l W a it sss-ft m JACKSO teaching- training r iOI3 HoaUkarfi fiar atan% office, hung where he (hoes, it a> he site at hie big meHhgtny tplr, la a freak picture. . ., If ahowe agieaLhahry meateiem • of prehtetorte tlmea, bring Meat ter a hoet of unclad aborigines. armed ;with spear*. It U a tattle of maay. ; Against might, with casualties q» both shtes. for although tW.mMd,' la frehaled from the epCarg thfagt through hie hide, he hae whirled one of the natives eloft In. hie trunk and U about to dash him to the ground. * The.picture stirs RoUton’e huag-' dnatlon. In hU meditative mdmbnts'he sees In Ifa gredt’pollticat .allegory. . , '\'tL “It represents to me.” be tine his friends, "the eternal conflict ibotwien Democrats and Repub­ licans." ‘ r *A \ ~ .•; In/Fal«ton'e Interpretation, the great beast Is tho Republican party. Its human antagonists are the Democrats. •. . And Just ns surely a* the abheV gluts brought about the fieri ax* Unction of the mostadon.' KsTseen believes. Democrats will work.the ultimate overthrow of tho G. 6 . P. Anyway. It la on this picture • that Ralston gnus ns ho meditate# whether to enter the contest tot the Democratic presidential notnInntlftfi.thls year. He already 1»#\ substantial backing. Ills might be ' the spear that gould vanquish the bensfy llut again arresting thought —ho might M the nborlglao burled aloft and dashed to j#U? under ■trampling feet! *fH t jp a d j i R— nkr, meeting of WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 -T w o ed a new record f e e ’ Cfub at dub bomt, 8 u. measures dealing with the prepo- end ell other (tenon ratiSIt and distribution of cotton Matter, of training statistics were introduced in the house today. Under • bill pro* wnted by Beproaenlhtivc At­ well, Louisianan, ranking Demo* tor florid*. Of thia number of crat on the .house ngriculturai ■wards 1,618 were made in Flor­ ida. it wasj stated. committee, all raw cotton statia* »nny Chawia," fknsir coa^fsa The total nflmber of awards tical work would be transferred in from AlszanaHa, Vd^wk# naged A. MUch«It Palmer's,111#y from the department of com­ made by all other denominations npslgn. la ',tiow •jOrooUa* the merce to the department of agri­ n the United States combined (far­ ing 1928 was 64,836. aecdr" ^ culture. . . derwood n *tt£;!-> I the figures made public. l»Dr*r p. Newman, pwrer P. Kewmaa. former newsA census to 'detormina the permaa end commissioner of ttt# Amount and grades of cotton on em Methodists 28,542, Northern rtjriet of Ooiambia under fra#* hand in mills and warehouses Methodists 10,961, Northern Bapft Wilson; has assumed eosawould be authorised under a reso­ U 8(018r8outhern Presbyterian rfd of. Underwood's publicity lution Introduced by Represent* • 2j602, Disciples 1.487, Jgorihern Begiriflh* a l + & fc ns. AA "OWs" wag net oaly. a ttve • Byrnes, Democrat, South Presbyterians 1,200, United Breth­ the girls ”# » . eegipe (ckerjach reporter tt his day but CarpHnn. • Tho director of the ren 800, and Coagregationaliats Umatldn^ caftfaat M o a major of artillery tn the late contort bateau also would he di­ 235. Methodist Ch^fch, 1 p. some hot shuts from hid bat* rected te estimate the number of The fStcfwtrrg/fa t One distinctive phase of thelos may ba esprit*! . balea-on farms. » . Baptist teacher trainiag w ovk l* frith #'field sml I Mrr.Bynloa said it would not the summer extension program Whfch .wiU open Sat be difficult to quickly gather ac­ which goes into the rural sections t“F * * •4 , / • • curate information as to stories * 8 :3 0 ,8te>ynrd Aalto in mills and yrarehouses. A cen­ g g m ilfa sus should be* taken, he doclnred, to clean up a misapprehension in hurl;* 10»4 the cotton trade as to stocks now on hand. “Gravely. Injurious." volley Iril “ Whether intentional or other­ Highs Th the. only, teams wise." Mr. Aswell raid in dis­ (g ente* It cussing hiv-bill, >“tho deportment of commerce has gravely injured the cotton producer and tho cot­ ton holding co-operntivo organ!* TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Mar. 21. xntiens of the country by mud­ Twenty-three per cent of the ririldling the figures on cotton pro­ drop of Florida of school age eith­ rUrs-. Doubtduction and especially by the un- er did not attend, school, or else fig cop for tmek and Arid ■fiaueog-iinik+a IIB Bwceplng defeat of Oscar astrous break in cotton prices by were students in private institu­ Investigating Underwood b>* William Olbbs prfeven and unfounded reports ?f tions during the school year 1922­ tea w>f» i yes. McAdoo In tho Georgia Democratic hi ' •" "rT v ^ v e r of more than 600.­ 1933, according to figures just presidential primaries hat, net 000 bales. After causing n dis- compiled,! according to fl mfwyp trttl'medfl for decUmation this report, tho department yields PIONEEH* r e s i d e n t d i e s . cd to the outraged cotton produc­ B E LIE V E • FRENCH ers and investigated its own fig­ T h e . figures, whieh do not cover DAYTONA, M«r. 27.— D 6^a Adures. The result was that it private schools, show that 251,087 PR EM IER RESUM E No t r e a l l y lei*, n resident o f this city! for the way unable to balance its own pupils were enrolled for the ses­ OFFICE RESIGNED figures and unable to explain its sion, ended June 30, 1923, divided past 27 years, is dead here at the LOOT alleged carry-over. By this pro* between the races: whites 182,935; ago of 62. Ho \rmS, born In Cin(Continued from page 1) , cedurA the department of com­ negroes 68,145; . rinnatl. Mr. Adlir -was troasurmerce has established its unreli­ istry of foreign affairs directly Of the 77 per cent that were en­ er and manager o f . one of the ability and in future should have from Elysee Palace. There Gener­ no part in reporting statistics on rolled, 84 per cent were yrhite and al de Caatelnau and Deputies Isaac city’s leading business concerns, garage business enables him to raw, cotton. By its recent per­ 64 per cent negoes. and Chaasigno-Goyon, representing and was active In fraternal, order The number of white males to­ •IHand to tha needs of hit patrons formances this department of tho member ...o f Daytorn and delegated by the republican circles, With the best methods. government has cost the domes­ taled 92,204, and gfrla 00,731; ne­ entente group of 170 deputies, regro males 31,795; females, 36,350. tic cotton growers hundreds of hUcans of thb left, 56, and the thir ga of iatrfni Tho percentages are based on A t t a c k o n T e g u c i g a l p a . millions of dollars. imocrat left 86, reiterated M. and others that a estimated population figures. ‘ WASHINGTON, Msr. 27,-Thc Millarand’s request that the Pre­ because of then at “Never Intended.” Only thrae counties in the state united Revolutionary forces have mier remain “as a patriotic duty “The fact is that the departs V v ofun atarted an attack on the Tcgu- ment of commerce was never in­ had an enrollment of 90 per cent in ,tb« face of Germany.” . •when. .TMB ♦ temporarily., WfnpOfiri lost* dgalpa. Fighting began early tended to handle statistics affect­ or better, including both races. * Mach Excitements. -POPULATION OF ST„ P ^. through Herald Wants, These were Washington, where yesterday and night saw the loss ing domestic raw cotton. Tho or­ ‘ . HeraW Wants am tho tho average was 90— 99 per cent - The thamber lobbies were in a of. ground ■by Revolutionists. ganic net creating the depart­ of whites, and 70 for the negroes. high state of excitement, being flrat .thing to consult when ment of commerce failed to men* something of valqa la lost Lake county’s combined average crowded with deputies until late lion agriculture In any way. , or found. , .. • ' wns 01; for whites, 92; negroes 80. in 'the evening, although the after­ This city hns a populalloh or 25,­ “On the other hnnd, the or- Okaloosa’s average was 93—whites noon session lastcl only n few .000, according to estimates by Herald Wants bring los­ th# building adjoining the one oc­ ment of agriculture provides that 99. negroes 03; minutes. The majority of the dep­ lirt* publishers’ of the new city ers and Anders together. ' cupied by the bAnk. undergo some the duties of the department are directory, just'off tho prtsa. The To retch al) tho people Fluffier county’s combined aver­ uties appeared stunned at the over­ alterations. W. S. Pried Is placing ‘to acquire and diffuse among the throw of the •government, watch estimate is bused oh the ’ dumber age enrollment was the lowest in a.teat of stucco over the front of people of the United States use­ many learned only through special of names of permanent residents . want Au si i m aerala-az-*. the building. This improvement ful Information on the subjects the state. There the percentage editions of the newspaper* as they contained in the book which naa flee. Phone us to send for was 67; whites 58, and negroes 00. ifc the appearance of the Magnolia connected with agriculture.* 92(1 pagos. The directory doc* it or phone It to the Want Duval’s record— with a total en­ wore not present at the morning mmraf:property--of she bunk will clearly, therefore, the rollment -of23,140^-waa Com­ session when fewer than 100 uepueast approximately $290 and when functionIs and the duty of the de­ bined average7of 87; whites 98, tics’’ were In the house;'hut'<WW finished will harmonise with the partment of agriculture exclu­ voted by proxies for n grand total building .occupied by the bank, sively to handle investigations and negroes 79. Hillsborough with the of 535. next largest enrollment— 21.459— w)ncn la also of stueco. Tho opinion in gcneraUy advanc­ reports, statistical and otherwise, hnd an average of only 78. Eightyaffecting domestic raw cotton." four per cent of these were whites ed in parliamentary circles that M. Poincare will roturn to POffcr with POPE PIU S M AK E S and 52 per cent negroes. a somewhat changed caldnet. It is FLORIDA GUERNSEYS WIN Dade’s figures totaled 11,73.7 for M U N D ELEIN A N D At the recent Dado county fair enrollment, which averaged 88 per thought that tho minister^ of, fin­ ance, agriculture and hygiene, will prizes were offered by a gentle­ cent, whites 88; negroes 89. H A Y E S C AR D IN ALS man be overturned, and, so that the pre. interested in the betterment mier’s program of economies may of the dairy stock of that section. NO CLUE TO SMITH. (Continued from pago 1) These prizes were to go to the best TAMPA, Mar. 27. — Seven bo bcgu'i in the right way,, certain cteded to and mounted the animals in the show, which con­ grilling fulled to elicit any in eliminated. But there Ij no one throne. He took his' scat amid sisted of Guernseys, Jerseys, Hoi- formation from' Frank M. Stc under*secr|tarics of ntste Will be intense silence. stcins, Ayrshire.* and Dutch Belt­ wnrt regarding the disappearance this evening either politician or lay­ ■ Impressive Ceremony. ed. The Guernsey bull owned by of S. E. Smith, of High Point man, who Lclieves thnt M. PolnThe Last Two Days o f The pontiff was dressed In flow- the Happy Farms at Miami was N. G\, lost since Junuary. enra will ort succeed himself. . Im - white robes over which fell awarded the first prize as an in­ the .folds of his scarlet silk moz- dividual and for sire and get. The FRUITLESS SEARCH CHICKEN PICKING CHAMP. Guernsey cow owned by the CurWEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 27. tiss-Dright Ranch at Hialeah was BALTIMORE, Mar. 27.— Search — Edward Erbcn lays claim to the accorded first prize as tho best cow for Miss Fiorina Adams, 18, who and best cow with produce. disappeared after starting for chicken picking, championship of Philadelphia Saturday, from the West Palm Beach, the feathery K E Y-W E ST, Mur. 27. — The home of her aunt, Mrs. John K. tribe. Erben is n local butcher stennuhip President Monroe, re­ Shaw, socially prominent, today floated today from the reef off swung back to Baltimore nftcr a and ret up the claim after besting the Florida coast, is expected to fruitless search of Philadelphia C. A. Suthern, another mcmbfer of The Values we offer are g re a t G et your arrive here lute, today. tna New York. ’ thnt trade, in picking contest. School Attendance T ^ Program for band concert at .City Park, Friday,*Mar. 28 at 8 p. m. 1 March— Fairest of the .. ‘ Fair - ___ __ _____ ... Sousa 2 Overture— La Burlesque 3 Song for Cornot— Good. * bye - .............. ....... Fostl 1 4 Selection— Daughter of the Regiment ...... . Donizetti „ 5 Double Number— I Love You by Archei*; Smile Through Your Tears .... ............ Hamblen ‘ INTERMISSION “ C March—The Troopers ..... Metcalf l 7 Medley,— Favorite Sooga MOM’N • t. _ . . ,. 1 8p.nv;.iru- i? healing is th- » i l & uAd "*d E?wder coJiSS “SSH a tp rr r M ■ powerful antiseptic thstS iS a S & Z T L 0* »“ rendaft f iM , tenor; lenten ! XfiiitrMlf (8If), in., *> «? WfhfJPrejSJP 8iS day .school Irtaert; *30, C O H M l e * . \ ft mf *%» • . ^ W B A-Y, Houston (386>, 9 p, m., WOS. Jefferson City (440.9), 9 p. i^f. Orchestra*1’ * WilAP, ftaftsM City Star (4il>, 3t80 p. Conceit; Talk, chil­ dren’s' story; ensemble; 8, Child amateurs; 11:48;. Nighthawks. .WHB,'Kansas City (4 ll) 2 p. m., piassicnl music; 7, Address, concert:. ' . K f l, Los Angeles (469), 8:48 p. m., Instrumental concert; 10, Concert; 11, Mnpie; 12, 'Vocal concert; 1 .a , , 'Orchestra:•. . . K1IJ, Los ^ n l a a J398), 0 p. m ^, Organ recital; 10, Band con- then right rttn in America; i ^Rektember iGrlfflthli “Blri .............. AmtHta?, Don’t mlaa this SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE Al . , TUB ORGAN 1 Prices 10 and 36 cent*. W.-nd 25. - , -- . See Chevrolet Fin A *sk; *•us about the i 'AT V# way to A■** I , le W * A H U B IC g F .IU , mpntS'rOlM, Lyric tenor; 9:45, il nnnnUh inn*. « . . pay for Chevrolet— San Ji Garage. i t MUgnt. the Sensational Sale share—others will -*** t1 a rVyI tL o v ipv w THANK GOODNESS!! - EVERY ONE IS OUT OP THE HOUSE - NOW L CAN PUT ON IRIS RECORD AND DO MY Reducing Exercises - i ’ll soon Be down TO 150 ANO POP WON'T —i KNOW WHAT’5 HAPPENED) / i f * •\ f - u ' A V* Pai-t o f our Easter Footwear has just arrivedi arid*we are offering them at a big reduction. . '\ ' HELLO-IS THIS .BOObuE.^ DEPT. STO K E ? I WANT ) To ORDER A g y m n a s iu m v S U I T -Y E S l-A N b BE \ SURE'IT STROTCHES! r Colora^-White Kid, Gray Suede, Log Cabin, JUrdale, Hamboo, Blade KW. $10.00 and $12:00 values- ■your choice now Just arrived, all.going at a low price, Buy early and get your choice Genuine Palm Beaih Suita, all: colors now Tropical,weight Suitings H o se'to match all Shoes •' B d^&feristlc -'WhfapeV-^ ing of Love ....... Von Blon " 0 A Bit of Synuopatoin ..... i 7 ' .... ......................... Goldman 10 Star Spangled Banner Key JOS. REIZENSTEIN. . Bandmaster. i| NOTHING L1KK IT ON ||| rtfssias m ., flj K floor and theu kissed the pontiff’s fisherman’s ring. ' The Archbishop of Chicago re­ mained kneeling ns the pontiff en­ folded his shoulders with tho mozzetta* Imediatoly afterward thr •sacred biretta was placed on tbe ° f the Americun pfclate.This Cardinal Mundelein removed ut once, being the customary net, indfcstfng unworthincs.i to remain covered in the presence of the Hbly Father. When Cardinal ■Mundelein arose the iwntlff placed hln- arms about his shouldors nn«l York tn connection with iv?J Next to First National Bank. ga a i M i a a B i a a �SALADS MAKE AN ID E A L ’ R O U N D S P R IN G T O N IC YEAR BY HELEN HARRINGTON DOWNING Director Homo Economics, Calumet Baking Powder Co., Chicago, 111. There are few dishes more re­ freshing to the sight and to the I appetite than a tasty salad- serv• cd, chilled until the greens are , crisp, and daintily garnished. , From the standpoint of health we should consider salads a4 an all year dish. Because b f their refreshing . quality and because of the min­ erals and vitamines contained, ( salads should become a part o f every day’s menu. Eminent nu­ trition specialists advocate a sal­ ad at least twice a day. Salads were first served by the t Greeks and Romans at the begin­ ning of a meal to create an ap­ petite. At a later date salads a p ­ peared nt the end o f the heavier part o f the meal to bring hack or sharpen the appetite to greater enjoyment o f the dessert. ' Although served upon Ameri< can tables for a comparatively , few years, their popularity has Increased daily. Green plants such as lettuce, celery and cress, ’ are the salad plants— cabbage, ' too, hai become popular in this guise. And, although not con• spicuous for their nutriment, turnip tops, dandelions and even ' mustard may be considered. They contain valuable mineral sub• stances, are slightly cooling, stim* > ulattng to the appetite and give . food value. ■ In experimenting with the effect o f certain diets on young anim­ als, it has been found, there nra vital principles in leaves which are not found In roots and seeds, i Those life-giving substances are called "Vitmincs.” Some scient­ ists refer to them os “ protective foods." Aside from the mineral and protective value o f such greens, — -they • they have little value, ns contain very little of the sol'd , substances found in seedH and . roots. The majority of salad ilanta are nine-tenths water and n order to make them a more ■ complete, "ali-fe-ound” food, we find that by combining them with other fowl principles, tho greens fill an essential place in the diet­ ary. In various salmi combinations, one can see how one mnterial pruvidcs protein, another fat, and , the salad plant itself yielding minerals and water,—thero being , no carbohydrates or starch in this , combination, we serve crackers or a sandwich to complete the . dish. J Tho selection and enre o f ma­ il terinis for salads is important. Everyone should realize tne nec­ essity for washing and chilling these greens in advance o f tho time they are to be used. Salad dressings arc many—suf­ ficient in variety to serve any taste. These should also be well mixed and chilled before serving. Many questions are asked mu as to what accompaniments are suitable to serve with the differ­ ent salads, so I suggest the fo l­ lowing: Boston Brown Bread. ; » (3 Loaves> i 2 cups graham flour i 1 cup corn tfrnf•* 1 level teaspoon unit 1 level teaspoon soda % cup sirup or molasses U4 to 2 cups sour milk 1 tablespoon melted shortening % cup seeded raisins 2 level tenspnns Calumet Bak­ ing Powder. Sift together dry ingredients, returning the bran to the flour mixture. Add together the swee;ening, shortening and sour milk, and blend with flour mixture to which raisins have been ndded. If necessary, add a little more mi'.k until a thick batter is formal. Bent well, and plnce in grensed coffee or bnking power cans and steam three hours. Whole-Wheat Biscuit, ! (10 Biscuits) 2 cups graham flour (measured before sifting) level tenspoons Calumet Baking Powed % level tenspon suit. 1 or 2 tnblespoons sweetening * 2 tabiesponns shortening 2-3 to 1 cup milk. Mix ns other bnking powder biscuits, returning the bran to the mixture after sift:ng, and dissolving the sweetening (if used) in ............................... - Rtinssiatnq Horn no jnoin im im i mu 'unmmiitn w nssni oj stfiev ta n s George Merrick Says Coral Gables Is At Last Realization o f An Ideal However, n vision, far-seeing and prophetic, w oh undoubtedly hia. At that time, when nil the virgin country around Miami was cheaply available, in hu« quest for the ideal location, he was led unacction which g ly to that -------to be the beginning o f Coral ea. At that time, before glade drainage, when eeaTrmrjftAtle-Ittvcl nrdar («om c csh \ bos gradually achievement that (s' Academy Exhibitor, been added to National Gabies o f today. Ithrbugh tho years until now it etc.; Frank M. Button o f Chicago, In every way has been j . ism well onto 3,00,1 acres. landscape architect, unrfor whoso tho unerring nghtneja oi , E J Wmfrrl The same thorough planning, the >ed some Of slon o f the possibilities ai Lome faithful ' adherence to onq the flhpst landaca: lg achievcture o f the Coral Gables s HB**fcibjic<i program link obtain- ments o f tha Natl i, such • as Ha and tho fnmily foufidj W th rou g h ou t tho development o f Lincoln Park o f Chicago, ex­ dnnt health; the quinsy ana estates at matism that h«ul affected my pan ■ k g otfe o f these nearly 2,000 Governor Lowden’i Oregon, IIL, and the __ Charles _______ ents for years absolutely fade..! worth o f im Peering estates o f Miami. These nway. Good health anil projpfralready nreom and many others of. this excep­ ity wqre theirs for mnny yearn is solidly, permanently tional corps o f experts in the ereuntil my father .finally entered in­ plisked to rest from an unsuspected or­ evident and now before your eyes at ion o f beauty insure tho high at Coral C “ Gables and immediately t8t artistic ideals in this great cnganic disease. U o f the Coral adjoining vicinity. His discernment *?■ iterprise. ‘ Utility engineers, such Gables, area as co .f unrivaled ferAnother $6,000,000 worth " o$ ..... ___ for tropitility and_____’ adaptability further improvement is planned ul and sub-tropicai sub-trouicai plant life, tho for this year and is row actually cal pic abundantly proved, under construction ant is being years havej that fru li C .„- was evercmfwypwww carried forward with the same The first $olid carload ‘ grape - dispatch and, thoroughness that ____ fruit_____ that was ever rolled from has always characterized Coral the Miami section was pieked and Cables development execution. ponded from groves which he had t'‘ Tn every 'vmy my associates and planted. He Jived to see Coral myself are endeavoring to unite Gables known throughout Florida .heauty, utility and solid com m irns “ Miami's Garden Spot," and i to cial advantage in a way never benee carloads,' even trainloads, «<f fore attempted around Miami. I vegetables and fruits leaving sea­ have gathered together with me sonally from its prolific acres. in 'th is molding o f Coral Gables His choice o f the Coral. Gables ipto Miami’s Master Suburb a tract as the healthiest, coolest, group o f men o f national and con­ most delightful all-year-’roumj tinental achievement and experi­ ievidence section around Miami ence: Artists, City Planners, hns been borne out by the con­ clusive .testimony o f the thou­ sands upon thousands o f Mi­ ami’s “ old-timers" and all-year residents that in crowding their all-year residences to tho west of Miami, toward this Western Cor­ al Gables heights area, have so definitely, unmistakably set the trend o f Miami's greatest and ipest substantial building 'Coral Gahlosward. This rapid advance o f the most substantial ttwidfehefe* density area o f Miami toward Coral Ga­ bles is .indeed, ,to obvious to unyon ft who has wntchcd Miami’s growth during the pint,, 26 years Arm our’s Sugar Cured Bacon— 20c lb .; that inevitably the cool, fertile, tropic and fruit-verdured heights v *I k, ■ i J At Coral Gables Ipn list' within n very few years be nctuully the Plenty o f nice fa t hens and country eggs very center and heart o f the Greater Miami to he. Were 'my father living today, I Fresh Vegetables. bellevd" thnt, viewing tnese won­ derful justifications' of his d e ­ cerning vision, and dreams, that he m ight.suggest as a slogan ty­ pifying Gnrnl Gables fem e such one ns “ The Suburb Wlidr" Cas­ tles In Spain ARK MADE REAL. From that1 first 'IIJOLiero pur­ chase of my father's, tho Coral Gables holdings r.mi development j SPECIALS! 'With , the untiring determina­ tion o f.n real, pioneer heartened plain, and buoyed by. ijint broad-gunge more' vision ' ‘ i ’ that wns altvays * his, through tho* hard pioneering ycatfs thnt* Were *. « Continual un­ relenting struggle, he, laid, broadly and with true empirebuilding capacity, the far reaches and foundations o f thnt gloriousembodiment of unrivaled beauty- I George E. ............. Merrick (Owner and Developer of i Coral Gables.) The old New Enginnd stret in front o f the Colonial parsonage 1 was a snow canyon, tho banks towering so high thnt Dr. Noyes, traveling horseback to his scores ; o f pneumonia patients, standing in the stirrups, could not read, their tops. All New England 1 was in tho grnsp of that te r r ib le ■ blizzard o f 1805. The ther­ mometer was fur below zero. There had been over 40 pneumania deaths in the edd Cape ‘ Cod village within u week, uud as many moro lay ut death's door nearby our parsonage home where death, too, hud but just visited. So terrible was the blizzard that it was even im­ possible to bury all the fast a c­ cumulating victims. Quinsy and the painful New England chronic type of rheumatism wns render­ ing life unbearable for my moth­ er and father. One evening o f thnt terrible time there came to the parson­ age an old friend o( my minis ter father’s, who hud Just return­ ed from Florida, with veritable Marco Palo tales of n wonderful new fuirylund of enchuntment around :i newly pkntcd town culled Miami, on Biscaynu Bay. No greuter contrast could lie im­ agined than that between thus** , talcs o f cnchunted sunshine in the , South and the frigid scene of ice. desolation and death nil around us at Cape Cod, That evening my father defin­ itely embarked upon an under­ taking, which in connection with all his circumstances, traditions, previous living and environment, called for the same courage, fateadfustness o f purpose and will power aa fired Columbus on his adventure from Palos into tho great unknown. And so we, u lurge family of us. 23 years ago, arrived in Mi­ ami, then- less than 600 people. My father having previously pussed all his life in the retired cultured wuys or student, liter­ ary man and minister, now plunged determinedly into tho (to him ) unknown world of trop­ ical fruit and vegetable growing. His sole and entire capital, the result o f years o f meager minis­ terial savings, was less than $1,- cheaper than the buck pine-lands; at that qunrtor-of-n-century-ngo time when my father, with ths unerring vision o f the true dis­ coverer or empire founder, se­ lected from dll that virgin Biscaync Bay country us his first rcatty purchase tha first nucleus aections o f which arc* now de­ veloped into towns ami suburbs* were all awnsh three or five feet deep every rainy season. At that lime, when the mangrove-fringed mosquito-infested bay, ocean und liver margins could be bought from the oldest res iden ter a eveif S A F E T Y PLU S Coral GaBles First Mortgage Interest Payable, Sen Miami Bank & Trust REDEEMAHL£ JHROUGH SINKING ' * ON ANY n o., M iam i, Florida, Trustee Security: First (d o s e d ’) M ortgage on Properties selling from V a n C am p ’ s tall cream two fo r 25 cts. “ T em to r” B rand P u re Preserves in Black Berry, Straw berry, C herry and Peach. “ Helen fee.” Law ton C o f­ J. H. W R A G G E , PRO P, Phone G R A N D M O T H E R ’S W h e a t F arin a, p k g . ■ ' l 1 R E D < four to seven times the amount o f m ortgage. In the bonds are a direct obligation o f George E. owner o f the properties. addition, Merrick, S in k in g F u n d : Provides for retirement o f bonds through de­ posit o f funds with -Trustee as properties are sold. Al, ready $4(?0,00ft reclam ed during past two years, or over 18' t o f total amount o f bonds outstanding. i ,i i l l i q 1 1 n - \ o * <-•««* - >* ,, . , U W IN W hen Y cu Drink Price: $100 and Accrued Interest. Y ield : 8 percent to maturity, and from 8.44 to 12 percent if call­ ed on earlier dates through Sinking Fund. D ukes R elish and S a la d -d ressin g . T * We recommend these Bonds fo r Investment. • \ ' * • Bond D ep artm en t x “ L ib b y * 0 ^ w M | ftflx e d Pickles ingfof lk| y “ Loose ’ ’W ife s ” shine C ak es C rackers. * Canned Goods that are guaranteed Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. ALASKA UND AT 102 AND ACCRUED INTEREST BREST. DATE Fresh E g g 35 cts F A N C Y FLORID A A N D WESTERN BEEF, F A T H E N S A N D FRYERS A n n u a lly a t the Office o f Fresh V e g eta b le s Straw berries «sw ^ g sr 8 percent Bonds D en om in ation s: $100, $500^ . jk} $J,O0.O A v a ila b le M a tu rities: One t o Ten years. ' solidly endure and ax beautifully RfeGATTA NEXT FRI and bopntlfully age as dees the everlasting coral upon which this ST. PETERSBURG M, master development iq founded. TJe annual West Coast rh ship and Festival o f W ILL M AKB.TR1P t 11 f *■I TO CUBA gntta scheduled for next will sec some o f the f*,te« MIAMI, Mar. 28— Flans are be­ ever entered In the £ £ £ ing made fo r 60 or more members tion here, according to the o f the Miami BeacK Chamber o f announced by George L l Commerce to go on a five-day good general chairman of , will visit to Cutuf; Tho purpose o f rnenw* Those include *\\ the visit wiii he to establish closer and more cordial relations between "»■*» n." ind o S T iL Miami'Beach and Havana. dropUne, “ Black Marin.’1 §u n and B A L D W IN C on gress B uilding, M ORTGAGE COM PANY M iam i, Florida Fresh? R o a ste d ¥ 1 O F resh G ♦ro u n d L 0 « qJ1 Every Day in Every W ay Stones’ C ak es fresh at all tim es. “C hurn G old” Oleo. Sw iss and Pim ento Next to Milune Theatre. Cheese. Box B acon 38 cts Staple and Fancy Groceries, Phone 39. PRINCESS TH EATRE stenous Buy W here You Get The Key; PRINCESS THEAT �* * * * / * '& & t i UNlFOBltLT i "J1lU j :*» ,’ ilium nryj *u»l1 ».)i! -rjMiU In the markets celery is judged not only on its individual merits but in godd part according to thecompany in which'it travels. " 1•< « t ■ • > # ' * ♦ * t( ■ It profits growers to produce good celery, but the fullest profit is to be ob­ tained only when it goes to market in the company o f other good tefeiji,’ ' • •• • * ' [*• : **. ; ’ v; , ! 4 t ’i v The standards set for celery to be packed under the BLUE GOOSE trade­ mark have been justified abundantly. The wisdom o f Maintaining nose; stitotl*rds Has been fully demonstrated by the unique position BLUE' G0OBE m ift hds occupied at the top, of the markets wherever sold this season, !l. •’ r 1 " * * !* . '■ • .1 ‘ tivi rr.‘ Good advertising has interpreted the BLUE GOOSE trademark to mufti tb the buying public products which are Uniformly the Best of their kuid^M U theft respective sections. This is equally true of celery as of other thihgs. Growers o f good celery, therefore, find the BLUE GOOSE reputation o f veni great value to them in obtaining the fullest profit on their production. I *• f .1 * . . } • ' « ■d V # ■f v . •* f . ! •I! i f f ** All over the United States and Canada, in more than 160 offices, resident representatives o f the American Fruit Growers, Inc.,areonthc alert to seemUlt the interest of the growers are protected. The wide distribution rttade poeSfifle through this great national selling organization in good part accounts fonmU' generally satisfactory nature of BLUE GOOSE celery sales. " From a very considerable number o f markets we have this season,received sincere compliments upon the grade and pack which have served to dMm£Uhm Sanford Celery sold under our BLUE GOOSE trademark. The sincerity'hf these compliments has been attested by the average higher prices paid bit the No small part of the credit for our accomplishments in this direction is due, we believe, to those growers for whom we market. Their Joyal an^ heart operation with our efforts is most keenly appreciated by our organisation DEPENDABLE *yisfU •t1.i4v«U •U »l*V T I t * ; 1 n t o i i:*ifi‘*tj.C »*H :if*T ?A !»vf• ■l.1>n 'l QUALITY in«rr > tahS �t - Om T n t .— IT *#. 81* Months tt-H K uS s 5 m s Twr. • m M L w m c a i All obltuiry a itim . wrap <4 imjou . rwolatiitna «a* not lots *f.7nurt*lnn»*nta wher; tkiriM aw a t « , will b* char*** far at r y ilM aaVartlataa rata* ssk i e s %■?? Cities snd towns thnmthont the trholej Uie of Florida sre now paying* great deal of itteritioa to beautification. They are putting forth every possible effort to make the gen­ eral appearance of their ibdividual communities and of the entire state itself more attractive and inviting, i t is proba­ ble that no other state in the union can boaet;of as many dean, up-to-date and welt kept communities as tan Florida. Tile pick of the nation come to Florida to live, apd as A result this state is composed of unusually’ progressive people. They are doing their part to make the different cities all that can be wished from an attractive standpoint and are improv­ ing the general appearance of the state at a rapid rate. Liv­ ing*conditions are being continually improved and each year additonal homeseekers and tounts come by the"thousands Until it seems that hotels cannot be erected fast enough to take care of them. % b $ is "i s . ' S A . & ■ s s a s r % “ FRIDAY,-MA.PCH 28, 1924. BIBLE THOUGHT K>R TODAY RULE9UP0R RIGHT LIVING] L*t all hltternesa and wrath and Mger anthfluiMir an<k «vU »p*“ * in* b« put a * * r from You? with «U malice rand W'Jre kind one to another, teider-heattad, forgiving one another* even w God for Christ's uka hjtUi tprgiycn you Ephesians 4i,pl„.1?« -• THREE KHMffiS The first kis*i-olwoyi,,the best— Was not In *he spring When all Natu.- smiled And flowers wpre budding , and birds were mating. It was in two fe?t of snow. She was *MMA|f against n tree Near h epsftm t Tate i * L e w V ^ u l < P i C ? o n ’ koine. But I had been planning that kiss I .fjkldaniy loaned forward thought ideas salngrto strike She Instinctively Jrisw back And I kUSeff htf’ dS th< left ear. She turdad and'tiHl indoors. I stoops * * — n*and ‘ tlql > m y>shoe. Than w * S d J W y x n clouds. I wanted to tell everybody about it, . , But I knew I didn’t dare. Sb I just started whistling And plumb forgot •my-told feet. At home 1 got out'father’s razor And ahaved for the first time. But I waa afraid to pass her house For weeks afterward. % The second kiss that counted most Waa threo months after we were Wed. W e had quarralfd., and she. had cried. A hot tear trickled over my lip A * I softly pressed her Ups to mine. 1 looked into her eyas And they were dancing— A rainbow appeared Beneath her laughing tours 1 kissed her last night But there waa no response. H er Ups were cold like modeler a clay. ' , The reptilian feel made mo shud- T o the average northerner, Florida is thought o f as a state o f flowers, o f beautiful tropical foliage, of pretty lawns, o f new and clean appearing buildings, and a genera] state of progress and prosperity. If he .comes and sees cities that are not progressive and attractive he Is disappointed and as a rule moves on. It is the city or town that haa taken the trouble to make itself appealing and inviting which gains him as a resident. ' Besides making this a pleasant part o f the country In which to live Floridans are spending their money and giving their time to develop it Into an even greater tourist state. From a standpoint of dollars and cents Florida is being great­ ly benefltted by its work along this line and the money* spent comes back a thousand timea over. ' f Florida cities and-tipwriA are very much concerned with the establishment and development o f parks, with the beauti­ fication o f public grounds, with the paving o f roads and lay­ ing of sidewalks, with the improvement, o f highways, with repairing old structures and with a lavish use of paint. They are planting flowers and are making and keeping fine lawns. Vacant property is being cared for and the elimination of “ unsightly weeds and trash piles go toward the improvement o f conditions and the doing away of ugly spots. Pleasant, at­ tractive, healthful surroundings make for contentment and the people of Florida are realizing it. Sanford is doing itp part in this great work. It is rapid­ ly becoming .one o f the beauty, shots of the state. Great pro­ gress is steadily being made in making “The City Substant­ ial" an attractive and inviting place. The lake front Is being improved and developed. Plans call for a wonderful change in that section o f the city fn the next few months. Miles and miles of asphalt streets are being laid. Sidewalks now reach to nearly all sections' o f the city and suburbs. Old buildings are either being torn do<wn or are being remodeled to look like new. Brick buildings constructed many y'ears ago are being stuccoed and made.to give a new appearance. Sanford has its share.of flowers with more being continually cultivat­ ed. Some o f the well kept and beautiful home surroundings of this city can be considered as good as any to be found any­ where. And the good work goes on with improvements no­ ticeable daily. ) The Florida town that hopes to get and keep tourists must see to it that it is up-to-date, progressive, atractivc and offers the winter visitor inducements that appeal. The state has the right idea and 3anf6rd by doing its share and more to beautify this section is doing work which will count heav­ ily In Its favor and help make It Florida’s greatest inland city, I sat d r a p ju id cried bitterly. I shall never kiss her again. She is4*n d. *ea-TOM j . g e r a g h t y . Loohrtom orrow night for Bob Holly’s colu m n , n regular Satur­ day f u t u re. A iftfie stucco In the right place ® n make a new building out o: an old shack. Johi|*-Hariin . is apparently so *Ure q£_the governorship that bo thinks an election merely a mat­ ter of*jorm . *™‘*| i , , — i A m dig other reasons we would like tAi*ee Bryan nominated so that outsiders would know that Floridp,,. hou n delegate ut the convention.______ _______ Is flWrc any law denting with men tWornlty (responsible for another** death. If so it may not bp-neepsnary , that Attorney Genern£ Daugherty' resign. Theri^ will be a big crowd at W ckivs(P ark today to hear the politician* speak and to assimilate tlm fried fish. The various canditMtl’s will get some o f tho fish tin, and they won’t all be fried, rr* i - ........... r4* -----:— 0--------- . — men made The'ifrict t^ut *five dollars in thirttytfnree ytfflree mil’,ion five day's on oil stock apparently has nMhing to do with the caie. But it..is the first suspicious transaction for a long time that hasn’t Jlcen dragged into the oil Investigation.1 i - ------— o--------- In £bfc°Ku ilqlen Hanson is suing ^ beauty expert for five thousand dollars because she didn’tn fltc her hair after he had bobbed1 It. Pictures show that it did loa|c; like the wruth o f a wellknown Uiety, but wouldn’t she have l»f«n sore if the beauty ex ­ port Had told her that before g o ­ in g tif’ ivork on it! t| ^ -- ■- o I f JjiJfe Hamon renlly thought ho was go'n g *o bo th1* "biggest man m* the United States” by any Btflc paltry million dollut convefitipn graft, he rather under-eaUmateA the price o f tha Amcrjoan people, Mpn of. real abllityH un reWh thi* heights in this ciflfntry with small expendi­ ture o f J money, but unyone who is buying his way to j>ower may find the price exorbitant. , . ** * ---------- o---------f . It ilT a ld that JakF llnmon dis­ liked W onard W o«l because “ he is too^> impregnated with the damnedi tool honesty. of Roose­ velt." "Horry Sloctojr recently arcosed Teddy junior and Archie o f “ juggling the truth.’’ The mu*:tar of uooaeve.'tian honesty m ight -“b e subject for debate am ong some people, out for our salves J fe are inclined to believe the Hamon conception to ba the more .'accurate, und if Leonard Wood* I s so impregnated, thou | Lord, gttfrU * more Leonards. A* Brisbane Sees .it | 3Pfwrrtaf i s t albsr H* o iT u\ vf1. W H E R E T H E T R A IL D IV ID E S Dan Dobb Says Ik pays to coats. C a tllolld m Mach Alive. Copyris&i, UJ4 ... •. ■A* *. — --------t h e O r c h i d i * a f n i i , del thing; the newborn baby m oat;’ handled carefully, and oenoltl plant* are sensitive. Bat o f sensitive things, the most m m o ­ tive Is. Wall Street. Something happened to it Tues­ day, nobody knows quite whatPerhaps It wae because win doesn’t stay up In spite o f tariff. Whatever It was, » shook themselves down to 1 levels and •’call,’* or gambling money, went up to five per cent. It’s a foolish stock market fo r we have everything here between the two oceans, most o f the world j* rold, and wo have kept out o f Joolish European complications. Whnt Is there to worry us? • ’ f 4 *" Do the ine Teapot Dome e-a. « p e c t to get_aJbonu7? " * * * » -O n e real sign or InriB. V when you see ■ farmer tndSl credit at the S S ** ^ ♦ h Pair .V * soon. m*y the ing station ie Japan. b? wal ui rea! A J‘ trouble ■ A — radio broadcast. b«lng establisheJij\ • wonder babies grow m, i look iik . t h .i, f .t h ,rr i n ”V ; S o k l i. " round E f t ."* THE ROYAL Glucksfaurg dynasty .ras officially Informed by the National Assembly at Athens that Greece would get along without ■oyalty In the future. That's an ntercstlng move in the direction o f common sense, but o f course it takes more than a resolution by the National Assembly to make a republic. Greece, with enemies close by and indifference farther off, will always be in need o f a strong cen­ tral government. EVEN IN Chicago, where men walk with their chins out, doubtng nothing, not even that Chicago will soon pass New York, there Is an easy feeling. Chicago corporations show enor-; mous earnings in many lines. The Gary steel mills, in the suburbs, are running at record speed. Chi­ cago’s building boom is eclipsed nowhere except In Brooklyn, w hy should Chicago worry? A N T I - T A X R E D U C T IO N This country acts as though It were getting "rich man troubles.” PALM BEACH POST Rich men, you know, worry when th ere'is nothing to worry about, Action o f the House on Monday i tribution was needed. W e have just to remind them how rich they by which it passed a resolution to la Red Crosa that is ruported I n ­ arc. appropriate $10,000,000 fo r Ger-icrnlly, and the congress well man tolief merely marks the care-1 could afford to entruit our relief LENIN IS to be kept perman­ lcssnes3 with which congresi |to this association, which is to the ently embalmed, and for the pres­ squanders the money o f the tax- i nation what our associated charient, at least, in view for the in­ payers. There is not at this ties are in our larger cities. spiration o f his followers. He time any authority that any act From the best reports availa­ will lie in state, his cold, aprious ual relief is needed in Germnny, face reminding all that see him and certainly it is not relief from ble, there is plenty o f foodstuffs o f th« power that tore down the any shortage o f food from which and plenty o f money In Germany. feeble czars, held back all the na­ Germans are suffering. The 1024 If the nation is without discre­ tions o f Europe, and established crops in Germany ware slightly tion in forcing proper distribu­ what is called a government by above the average as certified in tion, that certainly is not the tho workers, but is in reality the the most trustworthy statistics fault o f America, nor docs it por­ autocracy o f a small group o f emanating from that country. * tray any aemblance o f fa ct that outside relief is 'necessary. powerful, intellectual men. In fact, and from the point o f The trouble is that the German foodstuffs, Germany today is as nution has not set in motion the TO PRESERVE Lenin is not a well prepared to feed all o f her bad idea. Sincere man, o f great Inhabitants u she ever was in proper methods o f relief fo r its When a nation is courage, he stands unique among times past. German farmers from deitituto. blessed with money enough to o v ­ all men In the world’s history. He ono end o f the nation to the oth­ is the only man that ever, with er are holding immense stores o f erflow its theatres and cabarets, v ---------------- o - ------------, power o f nia will overthrow a vegetables, cereals and other and when its soil has yielded great empire, seized a 'nation o f foodstuffs, as just revealed above bountifully, thst nation Itself is C harity For Political Purposes one hundred and twenty millions, the signature o f the Internation­ capable o f succoring Its poor. and held power as lone a s . he al'Cham ber o f Commerce. Mem- Here is juBt another $10,000,000 added to tho American tax list, No person can accuse the house of representatives at lived. irtWtided.Jog,yai g c u * t , mercy.; Washington o f being "tlSRjt^^inpeems' ta deteirf character­ doubt, while carrying its political money at a time when congress la IT IS N T safe to prophesy un­ significance and expected influ­ istics of this kind and m order to keep it's reputation f< less struggling to reduce the expenses you are inspired. ence, but which in the end will liberality it gives freely of its money and of everybody's James Russell Lowell, distin­ o f-th e people by providing lower prove a merciless gift. The long­ money. • , guished writing gentleman, who tax'ra tes, certainty are angling er a nation or any part o f it is after something besides truth and The latest bit of philanthropy is a resolution to approv represented this country at the facts. And from thq fact that relieved the more generosity and o f St, James, tried it when help it needs, and every g ift culs priate ten million dollars for Germany. It is supposed to be court he was traveling in Italy, a s -fo l­ there, was an utter disregard o f down the thrift o& the one who party lines in voting, this g ift o f for the purpose of providing food for destitute women and lows: Vi the . people’s money an a nation receives it. children o f that country, but some people think it will.actua! "But . I am more nnd more per­ that does not need it und would be The taxpayers o f America ly get to some of the post-war profiteers and exploiters. On suaded every day that, as far as more self-reliant without it, should “ razz" their congress. popular mind is concerned, seems to be based an vote-got- They should be given to under­ close examination the move seems to be a political one. Time the Romanism Is a dead thing in Italy. ting- in tho next presidential elec­ stand that they were not sent to for re-election is approaching and some officials think their It survives only because there is tion, Democrats nnd Republicans Washington to give away the paths back to Washington will be made easy by being “char­ nothing else to replace it with, alike apparently are catering to money o f the people. Some o f the itable." The measure stipulates that the money shall be usee for men must wear their old habits tha German vote, and neither de­ poorest o f God’s creatures in ail (however threadbare and outsat sires to see the other influence' it tho world are living in the most for the purchase, wherever possible, through farmers’ organ­ the elbows) until they get better. It itself ut the cost o f taxpay­ intense squalor in our adjoining izations. In other words the law makers want the fanner is literally a supcdstitlon— a some­ by e r * ./ Republic o f Mexico, torn by re­ vote. Then the fact that it is a charitable proposition wil thing left to stand over till the Qohgresnmen legally may havo volution fo r mere than a decade. great Commercial Spirit of the probably make many friends among the sentimental city, the. right to give awny the money In China, in India .and other nineteenth century bulances his ac­ dwellers. Being supposedly for the benefit of German chil­ counts again, anil then it will be o f th6 people, but they have no quarters o f the globe, starvation If right to do. Congress has annually takes a large toll. dren will unquestionably meet with the approval of Ameri­ banished to the limbo of profits moral no moral right to m ike America we arc set out to become Santa and loss. cans of German sympathies. ths-’Snnta Claus nation of tho Claus for the world, let us nut "The Pnpacy lies dead in the world. On the preper showing discrim inatV), oven though there The Chicago Tribune in commenting editorially on this Vatican, but the secret is kept for this nation individually never has be no Chinese or Hindu votes in matter sa y s:. the present and government ia failed to contribute where con- America. carried on in its name.” “ And now they vote to give $10,000,000 of the tax­ h* ho!Wsl. and 1 ( I f yi you wet this its annual inches. *"4 S i? ;- i» S J ? o’p.’ f t must get mad at tbs _.r . „ consider April aider Bum^ Bunn, rainfall is about SCO ‘ SAVE T HE T R O U B L E o f C O F F E E M A K I N G US( I I /-S MADE JUST AND , D IS 6 0 L V E D R I N K IT C H I A I ( ON v r u i E N C [ a n d OH SO G O O D ' S c o ffla w 1 The new word “ scofflaw," applied in derision to patrons of bootleggers, bids fair to come into general use and find its way Into English dictionaries. The drinker of liquor made or acquired illegally is a law-breaker, nothing less, and will eventually be held to scorn. It is a necessary condition, of social existence that men should renounce a portion of their freedom of action— their personal liberty, if you will— and n scoffer at our laws cannot long escape the withering stigma o f “ scofflaw.” At any rate, the eighteenth amendment added to savings accounts throughout the country nnd the new word may also show a dollars and cents value. : : a ’ 5 5 ■ 1 S 5 g | I ■ I 1 FIRST NATIONAL BANK I ^ A COMMUNITY BUILDER r ^ p J B S T i^ jifr ^ ty w t . . . „ „3 . ? : w h i t n e r , c a m 9I 11 FOR SALE CHEAP YOUR TERMS East H alf, Block 4, Tier 19. North W est 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. Lots in Woodruff’s 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 u?— 30 years in business. F R A N K L. W O O D R U FF & SON Phone 42 ■ Office Woodruff and Watson Seminole County Abstract Co. Announces Consolidation with T H E B O N U S R A ID DOUBTLESS MANY, reading James Russell Lowell's essays in NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. the last century, believed that when they read it. But it’s the o f Sanford, Florida. Senator Smoot hat submitted suffered no appreciable damage. nineteenth century that is dead and buried. Tho Papacy is more ac­ estimates made by the Treasury The draft act was supposed to Until our complete plant con ba moved to Sunford, orders for show that the be a call to citizens to perform a tive and powerful than ever it was Actuary which abstract work left at our office, No. 100 Park Avenue, will re­ cost o f the House bonus bill will duty, nnd contained no implica­ in Lowell’s day. be about $5,000,000,HOG • tion of extra compensation for ceive prompt and courteous attention. Many people such as should come back safe THE CREATION of two Amer­ o f $2,100,000,000. ican cardinals attracts as much at­ were astonished that the bonus and sound. If that theory that war service tention in American newspapers ns promoters consented to tha pass­ would the inauguration o f an age o f a measure whMi was raid ought to be compensated, regard­ American president, perhaps more. to carry less than half of the less of incapacitation, la accepted, The Catholic Church is more pow­ total granted by t!-.e Fordney- the government will be pledged Mfar TkmH mMmMmrd NmtHr Cough* and Cold*, Head* i erful in the United States today McCumber act, which Prcsoident to give other bonuse*. in addition Harding vetoed. Perhups this to aisubility and service pensions, than any other organization and tea, Neuralgia, Rheumatism ‘ wealthier by far than any other acquiescence is explained by -the whenever • sufficiently urgent de­ All Ache* and Pains i new estimates. mand is made for them. Thut P. T. BARNUM bought Jumbo, the great elephant, for non-commercial enterprise. Since 4,447,412 me i arc eligi­ would be a clear reversal o f the ALL DRUGGISTS ble to a bonus, U is evident that policy under whic hthe war was fifteen thousand dollars. Jumbo was only two inches taller ISc and 65c, jars and tnbna THE CATHOLIC Church looks no considerable sum can oe fought. Its enormous scale mndo than other elephants, but Jumbo’s advertising was colossal. ahead, follows the trend of the granted Hospital mx. , $3.00 to ench a d in inont Imperative a departure from the times, selects its Popes, not like case* be allowed to accumulate ideas which had controlled in oth­ He brought Mi*. Barnum over two million dollars. The big royalty, by the accident of birth, For that reason the interest charges over a long er wars. elephant, stuffed in a Now York museum, Is an illustration of but by careful selection based on stretch o f years without eating country insisted ou the principle ability. Such organizations do not up an enormous amount o f mon­ o f universal military liability. the possibilities of the genius of advertising. die. ey. The vicious feature o f the Tho House bonus bill is against general bonus 'p olicy is that it public interest, whetner it car­ PRESIDENT COOLIDGE has recognizes no difference between ries $2,100,000,000 o r $5,000,000,ict aside seven thousand, one hun­ the men who were incapacitated 000. In cither case it represents A POOR A R G U M E N T dred acres o f gas-bearing lands in or were even economically set nn unjustifiable raid on the Treas­ Utah as public property.* These back by service and those who ury. ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT lands, containing valuable helium gas that can be used for dirigibles What muses u person to com­ isc and her stage appearance a t­ because it does not catch fire or M Y F A V O R I T E ST O R IE S ■ mit suicide is something that no­ tracted no attention. It is evi­ explode, will be called "Helium By IRVIN S. COBB body can tell beyond saying thar. dent that the unfortunntc girl Reserve No. 1." There ia no doubt there must be mer.*.nl derange­ aimed too high. Her failure lay that President Coolidgc will pro­ 3 An Exciting Comedy Full o f Pep and Fun S ment o f some sort. There have In choosing a career insteud o f a tect tho helium reserve as long .as To get the full force o f this one “ Well, it was an accident paw o a been suicides in St. Petersburg, job— in hunting fame instead o f he is in office. Let us hone that the Tender is to picture n house­ met with," explained the young­ where the sunshine usually In­ a husband. no future Mr. Fall will sell it to hold in which the husband is un­ ster. spires men und women with a de­ The summing up will be repu­ any future Mr. Sinclair. dersized and generally mild while "You don't tell me? What sort sire to' live. There ure suicides diated by opponents o f the new tho Wife is neither o f these. of nn accident?" in every state and In every coun­ feminism, umi quite rightly. No "W hore's your father, B ertie?” “ Well, paw and maw got in a M arch 2 8 ,8 :1 5 , » THE BRITISH have started on inquired a friend o f the family. row. And paw hit at maw— and ; try. All kinds o f reasons are young woman should hunt a hus­ their race around the world against given for self-destruction. But band in the wuy Indicated, ami "I haven’t seen him around Idtely." missed herl’’ ■ 25c and 50c. g moat people in the Sunshine City those who do— some o f them do the American flyers. The race is "IJqw'a laid up," said the young­ will refuse to agree with the ar­ — are not worthy of good hus­ to see which can make the- trip ster:- "H e's been laid up for ■ j * gument advanced by the New bands. And it may he that the most rapidly, if both get nrotind, mighty near a week now." Contemporary Comments ? s York Telegram in discussing the young woman’s failure was not or which can go farthest. fThis Space Donated by * "That’s too bad. Sick, is h e ?" suicide o f u girl In that city when due to aiming too high, hut in not That is the kind o f competition Florida Is where you go when "N o, not exactly sick. He got it says: working hard enough nnd long that ought to exist among nations it gets too cold for you or too hot 3 3 enough to l| qualify herself for am- —friendly compeition in the world hurt^’ *A ■> jvhh young ^ woman if Uiiiun ui o f tav, 25, unuvui discour " irtiouK" U for you,— Pnlatka News. aged because o f failure: to win bilious work, o f science, fighting against nature ■"H brt w here?" success in literature und th e , That is the trouble with too and her difficulties in place of "A ll over, purty near it." "Bride Shoots Husband," reads draiuu, has cum mi'.ted suicide.1many people— they ure not wlll- fighting with poison gas, bayonets, "W ell .that is too bad—funny I headline. This is one way to tell Such excerpts o f her writings as I ing to make the sacrifices de- tanks and brutal commercial self hear about it. What hap- when the honeymoon is o v e r__ ?•**%*»*•, . . have been printed reveal no prom- numded.by success. ishnoss. rcr Miami Ne*s-Metropolis. • ■ ■ ■ ■ n a * * B r in a B C 3 3 a a a 3 -3 3 « a 2 2 r 3 5 S 3 5 S z a 5 C 3 3 2 S s a 3 c a payers’ money to Germany, which is generally recogniz­ ed among nil students and personal observers of Europ­ ean conditions to have ample food for its children, wom­ en, and men, if it will only distribute that food. Stinnes, the German who has amassed an incalculable fortune out of the depression of Germany, and who last winter ad­ mitted that his contribution to his people wi!s the gar­ bage from his holeis, will certainly greet that news with delight. So will some 500,000 other Germans, wintering on the Riviera and absorbing the entiro French supply of Bordeaux wine. Some Americans will not. It remains to be seen how much of this congressional giving away o f the money wrung from them in taxes they will toler­ ate.” \ ‘W h en a F e lle r j \ N eeds a Friend’ j | DELAND HIGH SCHOOL, FRI. NIGHT j I ...Seminole County Bank...] �lflUDAY. MAKCH M, Ittt. NWIi or stv«< of M ERRIE MATRONS BRIDGE CLUB A R E GUESTS A T LUNCH— s UBS. FRED DAIGEK, Society Editor Residence 217-W FASH ION PAINTS --------- 1 GLOW ING COLORS ON SUMMER FROCKS *Brldf* Qo»_*t 8 o’ejoah. -fSeSlnold Coanty Federa- Woman’a Cluba will hare AffiSatta-jw . S sr?v sa * T s^ y& Sj& V SL ntartaln « b . mw«b«r> »J _ook I M I .Club at £ _ C h iM n a ’a Oonr E try at S o'clock. , —Cedllan M ode at the Studio of M » |S, Munaon on Myrtlo The parasol which Milady wields no nonchalantly might well be requIalUoned by paaeereby aa a shield against the riot of color displayed In this robe d'apree mldt of print­ ed crepe de chine In gorgeous Chinees colbrlngx In an oriental pattern which still manages to re­ tain the travers banding of the Cheney design characteristic of the newest silks. There are several fashion points about this drum which the woman who la alert to changes In the mode would do' well to notice. The diagonal closing line of tho bodice La very new aod makes the dress much easier to get Into. The line Is further accentuated by two sets o t buttons fastening with loops The bodice Is long walsled and fits •nugly, giving somewhat of a bas­ que effect las la very often found In the tiered type of drees. The neckline Is slightly squared Indicat­ ing an effort to get away from the inevitable "bateau” . The eleeve is hardly more than a gay little frill added to a dropped shoulder, and like the skirt flounces Is bardered with bands of Chinese red Mlrrokrepo. making this the dom­ inant color In tho costume. The tiered flounces of course appear only al the front. The back of a modish* frock la as guiltless of ornamentation as a paper doll dress. From Tarts. Henri Crcange. the fashion authority, writes us that skirts are shorter, averaging In length from ten to twelve Inches above the ground. This will be welcome news to American women Who have never really taken the long akin to their hearts or rather to Uivlr ankles. 1:30 hour Club FanA re - ‘ y— Mtmbarihlp Committee .e Woman’s Club will meet o’clock st the elub taouae. ,I0LETS AND DAISIES [ was brouiht to my dwtnin*, it lonjr tcu . ■' cb of aweet rioleU frdm a par one 1 know; r, Another, briih t da lake, with arts o f pure told . • n t in their aweet lamttMfe, love, untold. ir little flower*! How tovely et meaaace you whlapdr Wherever, you so ; remember, the Kivara, And ot forget . :, aid-hearted daisies and sweet ^ p y 'm id it the daisies bright Learted bloom, ’ [y carnations, with exquisite xrfume; ilnty and fragrant, so pure Lnd so white; | the givers (I pray) as pure ind as bright. , — Mrs. L. A. Mickey. n McCIasky of Stamford, ., arrived in the city -Thursor an indefinite stay. S. Therrel of Atlanta, Ga., ..mong the business visitors in ity on Thursday. Mrs. Hawkins Hostess A t Bridge Party First O f Series to Be Given Mrs, James Frederick Hawkins, s Julie Edwards o f White as, has accepted a position was the gracious hostess, Thurs­ Mrs. G. C. Cates to help close day afternoon at bridge nt the homo o f Mrs. A. K. Powers on er stock. Ninth Street. This party was the . Leonard!, o f the S. B. Leon- first o f a series which she is giv­ i Co., Inc., manufacturers o f ing. Tho rooms where the enrd tables t medicines is in Sanford on were placet! were converted into less. a veritable garden with their deco­ I. Skinner o f Washington, D. rations of yellow nasturtiums und making his headquarters rters at snap dragon artistically arranged ('aides while in tn e city on in crystal baskets and bowls. The color motif of white nnd yellow ess. was carried out in every detail. aftcm ooij M s w l , ML Watson, o f AUponaboro, , Whs afrtflffg the but o f state quickly playing bridge. Scores ess visitors in the City Sub- were kept on tallies in yellow parrots, and late in the afternoon al on Thursday. scores were counted nnd prizes B. Blhcm ot New York, pub- awarded. The prize for top score, of the New York Hotel and a yellow luster nnd gold p erfu m e Journal is in the city for a bottle, was won by Mrs. Fred stay and is registered at the Daiger. The consolation prize, n lovely corsage of violets, went to z. Mrs. Herman Schwalbe. A t the conclusion of the card Davis, formerly o f Atlanta, ow o f Sanford, is now asso- game, the hostess, assisted by with he Hudson-Esscx Au­ Mrs. A. K. Powers, Miss Mary di: Co., with headquarters at Zachary and Mrs. Fred Daiger served dainty refreshments con­ Villiams Garage. sisting of yellow and white brick and Mrs. A. J. Lemkan of crcum, gold cake iced in white, York who have been spending and cofiee. On the plates were vinter at points of interest in cunning yellow baskets filled with outhern part o f the state, ar- yellow and white mints to bu used as favors. in Sanford on Thursday for The afternoon was of exception­ jrt stay. al enjoyment to the guests, the and Mrs. P. F. Schryer of cordial hospitality of the hostess aukee, Wls. were among the was reflected in every detail. There als fn Sanford on Thursday were four tables of players, and a will spend a few days here number o f other guests joined the yoing to Jacksonville and players for refreshments. Points in the northern part Jtate- ______ FA N TANSHOP HAS M A N Y SURPRISES FOR CITY WOMEN J ' Mays and daughter. Miss B. Maya o f Daytona apent ay here Thursday cn route to pa and other points on the The Fan Tan Shop opened Fri­ Coast. Mr. Mays represents day with n plasant surprise to the li Witt Tobacco Company. many shoppers crowding the store. and Mrs. G. E. Morris and The interior was artistically deco­ hter of Des Moines, Iowa, rated with fresh cut roses and a have been spending the winter beautiful variety of other flow­ iami and Palm Beach arrived ers. The draperies of blue against anford Thursday for a brief the white enamel cabinets with the colorful lighting effects added a distinct charm to the complete and Mrt. F. M. Selpatc of array of charming spring styles ^onville, Airs. G. Dl Van Dcr- of frocks, capes, gowns nnd hats of Philadelphia ,and A . P. which were tastefully displayed iD of Pittsburgh, who are tour- throughout the store. Rosea nnd candy were given as the state arrived in Sanford Thursday en route to tho West favors to the many visitors. An added surprise to the ladies st. in Sanford nml surrounding terri­ tory was the invitation message sent through the Western Union 1ASY Telegraph office in the fo rm /o f a telegram. [ETTLEM EN T The problem o f filling needs is easily settled on tne principle o f reciprocity, for what one has to sell the other wants to buy. This is the great princi­ ple underlying Herald Want Ads and it has worked for years with such great suc­ cess that this form o f ad­ vertising has come to be very popular. The needs of one are sup­ plied by the needs of another. This process simply is the getting o f the buyer and seller together and Herald Want Ads do that to per­ fection. Try them and see. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald o f­ fice. Phone ua to send for It or phone it to the Want •HONEST i Mrs. D. P. Drummond'entertained the members of the • Merjie Matrons Bridge jClub and extra guest* ata bridge luncheon Thurs­ day.’ A 'color scheme o f pink and white was used throughout the rooms. The dining table was laid ^Ith a cluny lace cloth and centered with a silver basket filled With pink radiance roses and spraya o f gypsophtta, and lighted with pink candles In silver holders. A buf­ fet luncheon wds served, Mrs. H.. B. Lewis presiding st the table. Baskets of pink and white pe­ tunias were used on the smaller tables, the favors were corsages o f pink sweet peas. At cards, the club prize, an im­ ported powder jar, was awarded'to Mrs. H. B. Lewis, the guest prise, an amber. perfume bottle to Miss Kathryn Wilkie, the cut prize, an nmber flower bowl, to Mrs. F. I*. Millet. Mrs. Dnimtnnnd’s 'guests includ­ ed Mrs. C. P. Drummond, of Chigo, III., Mrs. McPherson of High­ lands, Iowa, Miss Corrou, of New York City, Mrs. G. W. Knight, Mrs. H. B. Lewis, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs. F. Walsmu, Mrs. W. J. Thlgn, Miss Kathryn Wilkie, Mrs. F. Miller, Mrs. A. W. Fitts. Mrs. H. L. Walsh, Mrs. L. P. Chitten­ den. Mrs. Drummond will entertain at a bridge luncheon Thursday, March 3, at 1:30 o’clock. C D. A. R. Entertained By Orlando Chapter Following the placing of the marker on the site of Fort Gntlin Thursday the Orlando Chnnter, D. A. R„ entretained the vsiting D. A. R. members and especially in­ vited guests at a picnic dinner nt Sorosis house. tl was a very pleasant affair though no specinl program was ' Riven. A few words o f greeting wero given by several members, nnd during the serving Col. Uriah Seeley presented the chapter with a picture of “ Molly Pitcher" In ap­ preciation for the invitation ex­ tended him and the pleasant day spent. The D. A. It. memberu were very E.M.L. Mah Jong Club grateful to the following ladles for preparing the luncheon: Mrs. Of Orlando Enjoy the J. A. Abberger, Mrs. Wm, New­ Mrs. W. C. McLean, Miss HatParty of Mrs. H. Long ton. tic Hudson, Mrs. C. C. Fosgnte, and Mrs. C. A. Campbell. Among those from Sanford at­ The lovely home of Mrs. Harold Long on Magnolia Avenue, was the tending. were Mrs. A. M. DeForscene of a very pretty party on rest, Mrs. F. F. Dutton, Mrs. \V. Thursday afternoon when Mrs. B. Ballard, Mrs. John Leonard!, Long und Mrs. Victor Check enR- E- Tolar, Mrs. H. 11. Pattitetrained the members of the E. shall, Mrs. A. T. Itossitcr, Mrs. \V. M. L. Mah Jong Club o f Orlando, E* Watson, Mrs. It. S. Keelor. Mrs. honoring Miss Jeun Newton and Hinton. Sirs. G. I. Luocln, Mrs. J. Miss Margaret Limlley both of N. Whitncr. New York. Quantities of snap dragons, ^__ _ , JjJr' nno !>a* nn.1 other" ..... chrysanthemums, and cut latka were in the rity on Thurs­ flowers, together with numerous day ns the guests of friends. Chinese lanterns and other Chinese A FTER 'noOTbEGGERS novelties transformed the rooms JACKSONVILLE, Mnr. 2 8 ^ 'T wheer the card tables ' were nrrdVigtQ, IliWC-k veritable TThthese ganiofi. The tables wt‘ re laid with Chinese covers, and scores were the plnces where rum Is sold.” H. L. Duncan, newly appointed kept on quaint Chinese tnlllese. After a number of interesting divisional prohibition agent to suc­ games of mnh jong, scores were ceed F, A. Hazeltine, has thus chal­ counted and the prize for high lenged the bootleggers and "shin­ score, a Chinese incense burner, ers" of Florida and Porto Rico. was awarded Mrs. John McLaugh­ He probably will take a look at lin of Orlando. Second prize, a this territory within the next few Chinese dentul floss holder, went days, nnd as soon ns he lines up to Miss Ellis. Low score, a box his office and other routine mut­ of Chinese nuts, fell to tho lots ters the new chief will seek con­ of Miss Frances Parniateer. Tne ferences with the district attor­ honorees were presented imported neys, collector of internal revenue, Chinese bends as mementos of the county judges, sheriff nnd the po­ lice. occasion. Late in the nfternoon the tables wore laid with dainty covers and JUDGE DICKENSON QUALIFIES original Chinese refreshments wero TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 28 — served by the hostesses. Judge J. J. Dickerson, of the PROPOSE MASONIC TEMPLE seventh judicial circuit, hnx quali­ DAYTONA, Mur. 28—The Ma­ fied with the secretary nf Btatc to sons of this city will erect n tem­ represent the state-at-targe n» n ple at nn early dntc to cost ap­ delegate to the Democratic na­ proximately $50,000, It will be tional Convention next June. built on the site of the present George W. Walker has qualified Masonic structure on Orange ave­ as a candidate for state'a attor­ nue. Thu temple will be two ney for tho second judicial circuit. high, on a foundation de­ N o l l r r o f A p p l i c a t i o n f u r T a x ti r e d I 'm l r r Nrrtlun fi73 nf th a (ir n v r n t signed to withstand additional Nlatulrs or l i t Slats of Florida biocies later if it is decided to Notice Is lirrnhv g iv en that O verndd them. street Investm en t Company, pur- lints From a HouseW ife* s Kitchen Diary SEWER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT. MIAMI, Mar. 23—The city commission will award contracts at its next meeting Tuesday for the construction of five mile o f sanitary sewers, it 3 ,t“ .t The new lines anil be the northwest and southwest lions o f the city. There alsc be about 10 miles of * » »» £ » ]■ • £ running from property line tho main3. W « M id land bclnr in t H n l at the date ot the the Isauance o f aueh eertlflcate In tha other fellow.—'St. the name of Unknown. UaleM anld Record. l . ■ 1 - 1 certificate shall be redeemed acrirdlna to law lax deed will ■hint thereon on the find day of ^>r|], a. d .. m i. .factory r e b ir t t t [typewriter, any make. (ton.! aa new. AM-.tw. arc ,Oh?r ' ... tf if Wltneae tny official alanature and seat this the ttth day of Mycli A. D.. 19St. <s b a l ) f i a . ro r n u A B R . Clerk Circuit Court Seminole. County Florida. ......... t * eeail , i- l GoodFeed for CkiUrn ud Addis Berra to the Hameled ware bake dish, which la not only naeful In the kitchen bnt ornamental on your table. Cggplant cooked tbla Soma ilmn ago n quentlonnalrn way affords a substantial item tor waa aent out to houaawlvna tn aa your menu. endeavor to find out flow tftoyapdnt ’their time. It Is to be confessed' 'that In the great majority of case* tha Inquiry aroused only amused Children who lake cold luncheons exasperation. Quay! Of couste they were busy. Every woman was to school need hot and hearty food occupied and they would not take at night Care, however, should bs time to answer questions which taken to act that the food la di­ gestible sa well sa substantia) in seemed to lead nowhere. One woman, however, did take Us nature. One mother, whose the trouble to fill out the blanks three thriving children show her aa wall ea ahe could and In the good care, contrlbutea this hint. Try s vegetable soup made with space left "observations” said: "Aa I suppose your object In this milk. Cook carrota, potatoes, a lit­ Investigation Is to help women to tle onion end a little turnip all to­ more leisure by systematising their gether In an enameled warn sauce­ Rub work. 1 wonder yon have not asked pan until all are vary eon. them what meant they have taken through a colander. Pnt milk into to simplify the cleanlng-up process an enameled ware double bolter. after mesls. For myaelf, I am sure Heat just abort of tha boiling point t save much time and effort by s and then etlr in the puroed vege­ judicious choice ot cooking uten­ tables Cook itowly la the milk sils." until ell It smooth. The soup will She was asked for more Informa­ hot be discolored If it la cooked In tion on the point she mentioned. enameled ware. Her answer was "enameled ware." Served with toast or oyster crack­ This, os easily washed as crock­ ers, this soup makes a meal In It­ ery and practically unbreakable self. It Is very nourishing and will with any kind of care, she bad never give even a delicate child the found she could keep spotless and nightmare, which can be so easily daintily attractive with a minimum acquired from food too rich or of effort. So for once a question­ beuvy. naire got a practical answer! A PRACTICAL ANSWER TO A QUESTIONNAIRE TimTion RjRm Opening Play “BIRDS 0 FEATHER f f «.•» »l VlIrT I r--, » aj : tv’/ads t A Three Act Comedy Drama chaser of Tux Certificate No. 82'J. dated the 1st day of June, A. I'.. IS!'«. has (tied said certificate In my office, and Itns made nppllcnlliin fur tax deed to Issue In accodmue with law. Said cerllllmto embraces the following described property situMed III Kenilh'de Count}. Florida, to-wli: Vj Ini. In lleg. NW. Cor. of snvu of NK'i. Sec. :. Twn. 21 S, It. 2!l K„ run S. 56fi.fi ft.. VS. fitil ft.. N. SSu fl ft.. \V. fifl2 ft., f Less It It. rlxlit-of-wn}')—R acres The said hind lo'lna ussessed at the date of tho Issuance of such rert'flcnlo In tbs name of A. M. Hunt. Unless salil Iu-erttflitile shall In* redeemed JU'Oj>r\lln:t to law tax deed will Issue Ulgfit'.vh on the Jr.th day of April, A, l>. 1921. i Witness my nfficlnl slitnature and seal this the Ilh day of March, A. t>. 1921. f SEAL) R. A. nOUaisASM. Clerk Circuit Court Hemtnlc County. Florida, lly A. M. Weeks, n. C. A Story of Love and Politic*, lull o f philosophy, Itntlre o f A|i|illrntl»n f m T » t H e e d f inter Neetlnn .US « l I k e f i e a e r a l Mlntutra or th e Mtatr o f F l o r i d a . Extra Added A ttraction— Green ' River Novelty Singing1O rchestrti.,^;0; Notice la hereby Klvrn time Hnr* old K. ShepliiT.I. |iurrhiiMi-r <if T.ix iV r lir t m te No. 1011, <1.ili'il the Itll iluy o f June. A. Ii. la st. Iina lll.il ■ulil eertlflr nle In my o f f ic e , nml hua mailt- ii[i|tlli'ni[on for in * deed to Ikkiio Iti u ccnnln ncc w ith law. f(ti Id vert If Irula u m b r a e * I he f o l lo'vlntt -daiwBbnh'ViTwerflfi l l p a l f l l i In Hemlnole comity, Klorbln t o - u f t : brlmlng over with clean wholoeomo comedy, • ,nH» rj' V A U D E V IL L E B E T W E E N A C T S U J< Prices—22 nnd 50 eta. plus war tax. Entire Chnn.fr o ’ Program Each Night. It) quitiHitV* r ..... . phi' ... - ■■... -------- — ------ - a aagiareigiHHfajaraefH B a ^ ^ Saturday and Monday iiiin ig u iiia iiiiiiH m iiiiiin iB iu iiiia a iiD iia g a ig iiiH iM im iN iiim iiik i $6.50* Ladies’ Linen Dresses 75c Satin Stripe M adras Shirting $3.50 M en’s Brow*i fords At Per Yd. YOUR SUNDAY DINNER IS NOT COMPLETE UNLESS YOU , SERVE $21.00 Ladies’ Silk 25c Scout Percale 36 in­ ches wide Dresses $16.98 AT ALL GOOD DEALERS OH PHONE OUR PLANT G31 $1.25 Ladies’ $3.50 Ladies’ Brown or Black O xfords Or One Strap Pumps At Per Yd. Happy H om e Dresses $2.00 M en’s Straw H ats $27.50 M en’s Gabadine Suits $24.00 Sanford Association Of Business Women’s Luncheon WITH THE FEED YOU ARE U3ING AND THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR IT— IF NOT CALL On Thursduy, the regular week|y luncheon of the Sanford Associntion o f Business Women, was held in the Valdez Grill. Quite a bit of business was dis­ cussed during the luncheon, but on account o f the absence of the president, Miss Elizabeth Musson, no definite plans were made. Among the members present «t Thursday’s meeting were MUs Agnes Berner, Mrs. J. B. fakipper, Mrs. Meeklns, Sirs. Arthur Slarshall, nnd Miss Mell Whitner. HKW. t-rcr. 5. . Politic*; o t w n r a fii Trrp. t i n., R a n * * *9 E. 59c Tissue Gingham s at Per yard $1.25 $6.00 M en’ s Pants S A N F O R D FE E D MaitntMtiion AND M en’ s H allm ark Union Suits 45c S U P P L Y CO. Phone 53'J Jin*. Snood Myrtle Ave. end 1th St. “ YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED." WINTER EGGS ARE TNE PROFIT MAKERS And you can bg assured of wlntrr by hirlplnd out the tun*' iriin ration, with thf riAht amount of 3 hidh •protein feed like SUNSHINE j j| The ChurchweU S E L L S IT FO R LESS WELAKA BLOCK SANFORD, FLA. bD,i * —>»( • —(ji ■'* < e ft V .•fun I �|Skseua Court .ind t l l f l width *f a fttu 1« ft tide of central parkltig X. D. IBM. Rote-way |nd Indianol* Aveiras,‘ . FORREST LAKE, a width of 10 feet, and against all feta and lands adjoining aad.eoa* tiguous, oe branding * i $ $ Q t t f i i g j A i Um City Centraission of tb* team-In the pentathlon and tho npon- said improvement; that For­ City gf Sanford, Florid*., decathlon. Led is entered for the pen- ty-two Thousand, Nine Hundred f«fd, Florida, tfapll proseed without Attest: tathfon at the Penn relays on Fifty iind 13/100 (M M ftW H D oU , delay, t? make a «P«dal asansL. R. PHILIPS, April 25 and W ; He wiu be n iars is the tot4|'ertiitimln*fcd*t of rpent roll, asseasing the special City Clerk. real contender for .honors there. Levi in thb spring plays on the said contemplated .improvement in benefits to ba received as the ryxujt baseball team,’ an is a regular the paving, rc-paving, hard1surfac­ of the improvement contemplated Babe Ruth with the bat. * ing* and re-hard surfacing of against all lota and lands adjoining This season' he la giving all his Grandview Avenue ‘‘ North,"'- fram Ohd . contiguous tor bounding and attention to the' pentathlon ev­ ents. He has done 23 feet four Sanford ,Avenu« to *, J^ljr .Cou/t, shutting upon such improvement, Inches in the broad jump and has Grandview Avcnuo “South," from arid' upon the, completion of said thrown the discus 137 feet, the Sanford Avenue to I B y ' »Court, assessment roll,' to cau«« a copy A slt as shout the new javelin 165 feet. Although he is thereof to be published tvjo times, a big follow, be runs the 200 me­ Hughey Street, from Sanford to fo r ters in good time. Ho will score nuo to Lily Court, H(biscas Court consecutively, once each week, in high in the first .three events a*newspaper published la.Sanford, Chevrolet— Sait Juan mentioned. In fact, there ia no Florida, attaching to said special one entered who should beat Him assessment roll so published, a with the discus and the javelin, G arage. and he looks as good as any of notice directed to all property own* the others in )tho broad -jumo. era interested b f said special at* His chances for first honors will seasments, fttdting in accordance depend on his speed in tbaNiOO with the provisions of the Charter meters, the two track events in the 1,50 motors and his stamina of the City of Sanford, Florida, a ' W h e e le a f t W elsh in'tho 1,500 nroters, the two track definite time and; place whore com­ ovents in the pentathlon. Vnkjttifetiir Shop plaints will be heard and When said special assesament roll will be fin­ Car. pelt Area** a*d T*Jrd fttn one and 84/100 (31,321.84) Dol ally confirmed by the City Com­ tars, is hereby nutohrixed to coVei mission sitting as an Equalising tho cost uf paving, re-paving, hart Board. surfacing and re-hard surfacini BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Rosa-way and Indianota Avenue i That the special assessments pro­ width o f 10 feet, which said atur vided for by this resolution to be | o f One Thousand, Three Hundred made and entered against the Twenty-one and 84/100 ($1,321.84] property bounding and abutting -Colem an's Quids Lite Dollars, l.< the ctotal estimated Laaipi and Lan^rns. upon said improvement shall bo c°»t o f snid Improvement; that tbs payable at the option of the prop­ Hall Hardware Co. 8Um ° f $3,224 is the estimated cosl erty owners owning property P*r front foot for said improvePHONE 8 bounding and abutting upon such mont* . improvement, as follows; either in BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, full within thirty days after said That a total expenditure not ex> assessments shall stand equsliied, | ceoding Forty-two Thousand, Nine approved and c o n f i r m e d , I n fif­ Hundred Fifty and 13/100 ($42,« teen equal annual installments 950.13) Dollars, is hereby authorwith interest at the rata of eight ized to cover the cost o f paving, per cent per annum upon all dere-paving, hard surfacing and relerredb payments'.f^pm and nftar hnrd surfacing Grandview Avenue the time said special assessments , your noun* w r a /i “ North," from Sanford Avenue to ■hall be and stand finally equalised, ; SUN PROOF— Yod Lily Court, Grandview Avenue approved and confirmed, and, in • year with SUN “ South" from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court, nnd Hughey Street, from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court, a width o f 21 feet, Hibiscus Court nnd Lily Court, a width o f 32 feet, 10 feet on each side o f central parking strip, and Rose­ way and Indianola Avenue, a width Located on the beautiful shores o f of 10 feet, which said sum o f i Forty-two Thousand Niue Hun- 8 Lake Monroe. Price ,$3,000.00. dred Fifty and 13/100 ($42,950.13) Dollars, is the total estimated cost 8 Five beautiful budding lots, Sanford o f suid improvement; that the ontiro cost o f the improvement aforc- 8 Heghts, between- Park and French A veaaid.';shnlJ‘l!A\7«s(stfSse(l,,pgft(i^ftf'l‘h|l f nt*eat:b Price1$4fi0i€0 per lot pWip6rty abutting and fronting upon Grandview Avenue “ North," [ 10 ACRE C E LE R Y F A R M , on from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court, Grandview Avenue ‘So'uth," 8 B E A R D A LL Avenue. from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court, Hughey Street, from San­ ford Avenue to Lily Court, Hibis­ cus Court and Lily Court,. 10 feet on each side o f central parking strip, Rose-way and Indianola Ave­ ROOMS 501*2 nue, to be so improved by the pav­ Largest insurahee Agency in Sanford. ing, re-paving, hard surfacing and O PEN D A Y A N D re-hurdjuirfneing o f ^Grandview First National Bank B ld g .----------------------- Phone t5 Avenue “ North" from Snnford Ave­ nue to Lily Court, nnd Grandview r -WASHINGTON IS Jim Thorpe Hafls Bi As Greatest d! g OPTIMISTIC A S WALTER SHOWS PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 28.— "Big John" Levi, as he U fanrllinrly known at Haskell Institute, MID-YEAR FORM * »i ' ■ *i eras looked over by Jim Thorpe, "'T R A IN IN G C A M P ^-W altcr the famous Indian athlete, re­ Johnson, wffr-scarred veteran of cently at Lawrence, 'Kan., tho home of ■the Haskell School. * 2 ."Washington Senators, is display­ Thorpe was very much impressed ipg mid-season'form and has giv- od with Levi, and stated that in fw cn Grifflthfa dub an air of con- his opinion, I^avl was the great— t rt,,fi*ill?e. "Griffith ’ feels confident e s r Indian athlete aver develop­ ■*? "tHht" the Senators ore going to ed. Those who ^remember tho Ive '"cihtse considerable trouble in the track and field performances o f Thorpa and his wonderful abili­ •lei American League this summer. JJJ ,:»y- Johnson’s fast ball is working ty as a football player, may con­ .. in great style this spring and has sider thnt the ftbove^statoment via given Stanley Harris, the new si correct with Thorpe himself v " ‘•lnannger,• much confidence.' Har- eliminated. Tho criticism o f Thorpe is hhi •“ * .-■*VH ts stms •his big speed ball , i ivpttrhor is f in1for U great year. real opinion, bused on the per­ 04 when -the Senators were checked formances o f Levi on the track j <ti>in their wining atrenk after five nnd field, his great football ptnyjjg games, Johnson was nominated hig last fall and .tho fact that attj t6'start the club on its feet Lovi is sought by several o f the jjtg n*ugsin, ^trimming tho New York teams in the National nnd the American tongues. Levi hem aU vWOt«flts yesterday, turned down all the offers from am * '"0 -TH^ 'priihing knife has appear - the baseball men this year, as ho om *, t*rf* in several training camps, is anxious to make tho Olympic Ch stnniry Hnria .o f tha Washington Ep — Senators.- being the greatest manIsuLpUU’^ , The ■ new pilot ended Manager o f the City o f Sanford, "tne'\nsplrtitfofis bf. Shnu Roc for Florida, which said plans, specifiTh the season by returning the and estimates Wi |pynnnc> Southpivw to the Ghnt- cations, profiles W i V .tnnongn Southern Association have been heretofore .approved by An cluh4-jam! .then followed up by the City Commission and constitute . uiiiWlLb'bR ihrea,. more rookies back l i mlK hushes, Godfrey Brogan, the plans and specifications for 8h Leo-Maori nnd Cliso Dudley go­ said work, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, That the City Commission o f the C it y 'o f Sanford, Florida, deems it ndvisable, as u necessary public improvement, to pave, re-pave, hard surface and re-hard surface with n 7" rock bnsc, asphalt surfaced. with combined curb and gutter, Grandview Avenue "N orth," from Sanford Avcnuo to Lily Court, Grandview Avenue “ South"* from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court, and Hughey Street from Sanford Avej—«mWei poled, ‘ nue to Lily Court, a width of 24 j Diirpigui'f ■brtvjeon Ray Krem- feet; Hibiscus Coqjrt . and Lily , cr, *ityr jytehte uf iha Onklnnd , Pnciflc Const League Club nnd the Court, a width o f 32 feet, 10 feet * Pittsburgh *NAtIonnls, v.cre satis- on each side, of Central Parking 1 fnctorily * Ad'RAvcQ; ’ following a Strip, niul Roso-way and Indianola I conference between the plajwr Avenue, a width of 10 feet; thnt and the owners o f the two clubs , and the »wirier signed his con- all of said paving, ro-paving, hard . true), Kramer was purchased surfacing and-re-hank surfacing of from Oakland by the Pirates nnd Grandview Avenue, Hughey Street, • had held out for part o f his purHibiscus Court, Lily Court, Rosei chare price. way nnd Indianola Avenue, as aforesaid, shall be done in strict compliance with the plans, specifi* I l l MYA m I. Mar. 28.—The tamer of enttons, profiles nnd estimates ‘ Young Stribling, Jimmy Slattery, ,-MtilL bus in Miami some- time in therefor, now on file in the office I April. If the negotiations under of tho City Manager o f tho City of ■ way tn bring bim bere are succeii?* tul. b i nhnounceil by Ed Doug- Sanford, Florida, which said plans, sptpificiaipns;onmfiJf5t TJVtd estl-» f Jt.tjt 'mid. has expressed u wiah to mates have been heretofore npt efimo ‘ her'o nnd will box anyone proved by the City Commission and j t4isi will lake him on, and it is |constitute the plans nnd specitlcnl rr.ibnle thnt Mickey Forkins, •^Memphis, sensation, may ho select- l tions for suid proposed iinprovei ment o f Grandview Avenue r til a* .hi oppgnent. “ North," from Sanford Avenue to j O l / O f t T T T T 'i n M Lily Court, Grandview Avenue “ South " from Sanford Avenue to Idly Court, Hughey Street from Sanford Avenue to Lily Court, Hi­ ’ A RESOLUTION PROVIDING biscus Court and Lily Court TO FOR THE PAVING, RE-PAV- feet on each side of central [lark­ ! j TNG. HARD SURFACING AND ing strip, n width of 32 feet, Itoser ltE-irARD SURFACING OF way nnd Indinnoln Avenue, n width GRANDVIF.W A V K N U F. of 1(! feet, and this Commission ‘ “ No r t h * * f r o m s a n f o r d j hereby declares the necessity for [•■-'AVENUE TO LILY COURT, ; the paving, re-paving, hard sur­ ----- GRANDVIEW A V E N U E facing and re-hard surfacing o f i-----"SOUTH’’ FROM SANFORI) said portions o f Grandview Ave­ Street, Hibiscus ■ AVENUE TO LILY COURT, nue. Hughey Court, Lily Court, Iiose-way mid I AND HUGHEY ST. FROM SAN* FOR AVE. TO LILY COURT, Indinnoln Avenue, as aforesaid, ns / A WIDTH O F 24 FEET; III- a necessary public improvement. t DISCUS COURT AND LILY BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, 1 COURT, A WIDTH OF 32 That a total expenditure not ex­ V FEET, If, FEET ON EACH ceeding Twenty-one Thousand, one f -UKIIJHOF CENTRAL PARK- hundred ninety-two nnd 90/00 * ING STRIP; ROSE-WAY AND ($21,192.30) Dollars, is hereby au» JfWfANOL'A AVENUE, A i thorhed to cover the cost of pav­ ing. re-paving, hard surfacing nnd * WIDTH OF 10 FEET. rc-hnrd surfacing Grandview Ave­ Whereas, the City Commission nue “ North," from Sanford Ave­ j'n f the City af Sanford, Florida, nue to Lily Court, Grandview Ave­ j ducuiri it advisable to improve, nue “ South," jrum Sanford Ave­ j grade, construct, re-construct, pave nue to Idly Court, anti Hughey j and re-pave with a 7" lock base, Street, from Sanford Avenue to J , asp halt surfaced, with combined j curb and gutter, thu following . streets,.and avenue? in Ruse Court /Vdilitiun to the City o f Sanford, , Flqridp.Ao-wlU n \ I „ , Grandview Avcnuo “ North," i front Sanford Avcnuo to Lily ! Court.’ * Grandview Avenue * from Sanford Avenue BEAU § ; $ S } f e S&GUr&STW t - way pay the A N Y Straw you choose at the McKim non-Markwood Store will be carted in style as well as perfect in work­ manship inside and o u t innon Autom obile Repairing N IG H T ------- L A D IE S’ R E ST ROOM On the Joe Sauser C orn er.---------- Oviedo-Orlando Road N O W OW NED B Y O. C. B R Y A N T W A G N E R , FLA Bfiiammraaaaa Cor. Snnford Ave. nnd Second St, T h in k o f ow n in g a C a r w ith a body fin is h TELEGRAM RECEIVED MAR. 15 For the first time in motor car history—Oakland ha* successfully combined beauty and permanence in an automobile body finish. This extraordinary achievement is made possible by the use o f an entirely new substance— Duco, the remarkable qualities o f which provide— NBW YORK, N. Y „ 925A, MAR. 15,19^ | MR. IRWIN, SANFORD DRY GOODS CO.,SANFORD, FLA. A finiih ta x beautiful Oakland Blue, dlitlnctive and striking [ A finiih which, though covered with raud. can quickly be restored to Its original beauty, without scratching, by wiping with a dry cloth; A EnUh impervious to all weather, to mn, rain, salt air and alkaline conditions; A finish so retlstanl io harm that sulphuric arid and the chemicals o f fire ex­ tinguishers have been ■praycd.upon It, then wiped off, leaving no marring trace; A finish so enduring that it will retain Its original beauty and lustre Indefinitely without checking or dulling. “ South,” to Lily A T THE 8PQTOIBUN fTOR*, MR. FORD HAS INFORMED ME ABOUT THE SPLENDID BUSINS*} THAT YOU ARE DOING. AND RECOMMENDS THAT YOU MAKE A ^OONJ TRIP TO MARKET. I INVITE YOU TO COME. WILL INCREASE YOUR CRSBIT TEN THOUSAND IF YOU CAN USE IT TO ADVANTAGE. C. B. DOUSS, INC. BY P. Wii ROUSS. Sec this remarkable finish and let us demonstrate its rare qualities to you. Examine also the many other advanced and exclusive features. Y ou, too, will realise then why the True Blue Oakland is so frequently called the surprise car o f 1924. NEW YORK, N. Y . 440P. MAR 27, DM* SANFORD DRY GOODS C O . SANFORD, FLA. I AM HERE BUYING ADDITIONAL STOCK IN RESPONSE TO ABOVE UN­ SOLICITED TELEGRAM WITH UNLIMITED BACKING MY BUYING POWEg IS VERY GREATLY INCREASED WHICH MEANS LARGER ASSORTMENTS AND LOWER PRICES. SEVERAL SHIPMENTS ALREADY MADE AND ALL NEW GOODS WILL BE ON DISPLAY IN A FEW DAYS. K e n t V u lcan izing W o r k s Roadster /l Sport Touring Sport Roadster Business Coupe Seminole Gun Club, three miles out will shoot every Thursday afternoon. Every­ one invited. Three miles on Orlando road. Coup* for Feu»l '$1395 Sedan . . . 1443 ‘ 1 8. A. IRWIN, MANAGER Cor. Sanford Ave. and Second St. OF GENEI ittiw; �fffi • " lT C F ' -i .. . _ _ - FRIDAY, 1 .'irfX . For Profit i• w ™rn_w*rA m m AS! d ] I ■ I m * w ■ m mm ■ w a. a ■ m, ■ a. m m j> m m ■ m a ■ ■ ^m- m ^ M Ti&m S & P W A N l ADS W I1,L KEEP YO U POSTED O N -A l.l. HANFORD BUSINESS AC TIVITIES OF IM PORTANCE [ganford' Dally Herald Political. Announcements rANT-AD R A T E S :' 'C u h In Advance \S SSS&lSb *,to U- v «r« rim* a _____ f. .....«*, a Ifi , , a# i■ III ■ in ■^rtSqeM dale* ere (or con* jtir« Hwrtloni. k words of a r e n a * length ire oouhted * line. Jo lmum c k i f ( i SOo for first iDlmum Ijneertlottv . il idYerttSisa Is restricted to ■roper elsssBlestlnn. an error Is nisde The Baft_ Herald will b* responsible only one Incorrect Insertion. _ advertiser, , (or subsequent Jertlons. The .office ahould be. lulled lcrimedlately- In. ones ot >or. ‘ • ■••' • . to A o m n i E n i . |A Hersld repreeentstlvs thorlshly familiar with .rates., n ic e Id classification, Iwill vivo yon [mplcte In form ation. And If iu wish, they will desist you In orillng your wsnt ad to males |more effective. W AN TED F n > o ^ ! ! n EnR 8<5h « 0 T bM r d d i i a 5 r ? 5 » u"?e mySeU a « nSf nCtluR t0 the \ thc board of Public ffififtiT C S Z e S g ! R E A L * ESTA TE m is c e l l a n e o u s • SANFORD REAL ESTATE la I . great demand. Investors i n looking for good bargains. If you have any tad wtate to bay or m U it will pay you to tua Tha Herald classified page. FOR RENT— 12 room flat cen­ trally located 100 per month. Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. 0V prnrV0AICy’9OPrU,r 8t0re* ____Fnrfc Ave. Phone 248. The Right Eqaipnent DRESSMAKING d r e s s m a k in g . _ t b e d t . w il l ia m s . .11 hiJd* 7 uJpPin« a »h°p to do TO THE VOTERS OF Til E l M il all kinds of dresamakinir. Cloths e n a t o r i a l d is t r ic t 9111 klm!.f°nf*i “ K” - A ,h °P for M . °X 8ew»;"f. ire respectfully solicit Uw patronage df the people S S S S t ™ te C0. ? e • “ n'lWhtP for o( Sanford and vicinity. from the th*"l19th 04h H }° tonal Stat0 District, Setiatll LAN DA from Sena ^03 Sanford Ave. composed o f Orange. Seminole and — rubjm t0 tho R o o m s e d r r e n t J g M ~ l h . W m . n r to be held t OR RENT—Two rooms, you ■•iwt stairs and one downstairs. Laurel Ave. W ^ q . OVERSTREET FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER FOR RENT—Two furnished bed­ l hereby announce niy candidacy rooms for rent. Phone 24.____ F lfth ^ n i'rei9 Mn’ m5ss*ioncr for the FOK RENT—Two liRht houseT ilth District comprising ChnluokecrmR rooms, n th and Elm Ave. flDd Osceola, subject to tho action o f the Democratic pri­ b i J * ^ T —Two rooms with or mary June 3. F without garage 018 Oak Ave. C. A. RAULERSON. FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish­ IM POKTKAT i s o n c m . „ ^ -FOR SHERIFF, ed housekeeping rooms, $20.00 lAdvertlaera should alve their ithe Voters of Seminole County: reet or poatofflee address ss I hereby announce my candidacy per month. 312 E. 6th St. ,11 as their phdna number Jf for the office of Sheriff of Semfdesire reeults. ■ytbcait 'one POLITICAL lailer out of a thousand Aids a nole County, subject to the voters Ikphone, and the othera can't 2 " .. 5 Democratic Primary to be Iminunlcats with you unless held June 3rd, 1924. If elected I ANNOUNCEMENTS ley know your address • • FfHT KEPRESENTATIYE " Promise four years of Law En­ [ ah d le e e n llsa a a e e MUBT ho 1 respectfully announce myself forcement In a business manner by made la person a t T h a l e a * Iford Herald of (lee or hy lotthe help of tho proper subordi- os a candidate for the House of Representatives from Seminole |ter. Telephouo d lw is h s -. nBii and earnestly a re not valid. solicit tho support of all law en­ County, subject to the Democratic primary, June 3, 1D24. If elected ’ ourteoua. Prompt. Efficient forcement liters, on June 3rd. Servlc " Ic* * I will advocate constructive legis­ ________ RAYMOND L. ALLEN. lation for tho benefit of tho great­ FOR TAX ASSESSOR. . est number of people in Seminole * V ‘ , li to announce that I am a County and the stnte of Florida. Political candidate for re-election to tho J. R. LYLES. office o f Tax Assessor of Semi- p n n 'r n v Q T i m v Announcements OF DIS­ _ _ Jnole County, subject to the decis- F0R CON9TADLE t?V Inti nf tliA flikk. i! V i• ..to TRICT NO. I. [It PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ion .of the Democratic Primary I hereby announce that I am a desire to announce to the citi­ be held June 3rd, 1921. candidate for constable of District es o f Seminole County that I am A. VAUGHAN. No. 1, subject to the Democratic Candidate fgr the nomination to FOR TAX COLLECTOR primary to be held Juno'3rd, 1924. Prosecuting Attorney fop the I beg to announce niysclf a can­ Said district bcig composed of tho anty Court o f Seminole County, didate for the office of Tax Colbjcct to the action o f the Demo­ lector o f Seminole County, subject following voting precincts: San­ nic Primary, «une 3rd, 1024. I to tho decision of the Democratic ford, Lnke Monroe and Pnola. E. E. WALKER. |l be grateful tor your vote and Primary to be held June 3rd. 1924. nomination. FOR SHERIFF. ______________R. C. MAXWELL I hereby announce myself ns r ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER candidate for t>:c oJSjo of Sheriff kit COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce my candidacy Seminole County, subject to the hereby announce my handi­ for the office of County Commis-I of Democratic prmary June. 1921 ly for County Commissioner for ■ioncr from district number two U A. TMiMS. strict No. 2 Seminole County, o f Seminole county, subject to the FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Ijrct lo the Democratic Primnry, action o f the Democratic primary I hereby announce my candi­ >e 3, 1924. June 3, 1924. dacy for County Cnmmixaloner for L. P. HAGAN. _____ ■ JOHN MEISCH. the fifth district nf Scninolc Coun­ 3ft C L E ffifC IR C U lT COURT* FOR SHERIFF ty. Subject to the net ion oi the hereby announce that I am n To the Voters of Seminole County: Jufie Primary of 1924. [didatc for the office o f Clerk I herdhy announce myself a can­ • E. H. KILBER. |the Circuit Court o f Seminole didate for Sheriff of Seminole y, subject to the action o f the County subject to the action of the MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD I wish to announce that I am a nocratic primary in June, 1924. Democratic primary to lie held on candidate for Member of the' H. H. CHAPPELL. June 3rd. It I am elected I pledge School Board of Seminole Co. from JUSTICE OF TH E PEACE myself to fulfill the duties ot this School district No. 3. Sub feet to hereby announce that I am n office to the host of my ability, the decision of the Democratic pri­ illdato fo rtho office *of Justice ________________ E. E. BRADY. mary to he he'd J iAis 3, 1924. |thc Peace in and for tho first NOTICE __________ H. II. P A T T IS H A y g j: ice district o f Seminole CounI will be a candidate for reaomiFOR CLERK CIRCUIT COURT With the legal and efficient nation for the office of State At­ i wish to nnnounce that I am u stance af the,executive officers torney o f the Seventh Judicial Cir­ he county I promise to do thy cuit o f the State of Florida, sub­ candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminolo Co., subject to without prejudice. ject to the action of llic Demo­ Dei uxrrutif primnry, June third. cratic Primary. Your endorsement l . g : STRINGFELLOW. If elected, I promise the faithful for n second term if office will be FOR COUNTY JUDGE. performance of the duties con­ fubjcct, or course, to tho action greatly appreciated. nected with thut office. GEORGE A. DcCOTTES, he Democratic Primary to be W. L. MORGAN. Stato Attorney, Seventh Judicial June 3rd, I will bo a candidate FOIt TAX COLLECTOR Circuit, State of Florida. the office o f County Judge of I wish to announce Hint 1 am a FOR SHERIFF ainoie County. I shall be gratccandidate for re-election to the cfI hereby announce myself a can­ for the' nomination and clecfleu of County Tax Collector of nnd if elected 1 assure the didate for rejection to the office Seminole Count?, subject to the Izenship of Scminolo a fair and o f sheriff of Seminole county sub­ action of the Democratic primary ihful administration o f the af- ject to tho action of, the Demo­ to bo held in June. cratic primary to be held on June rs of tbn "(flee. ______JNO. D. JINKINS._ 3. If elected for another term I SCHELliE STAINES. SCHOOL pledge to fulfill the duties of the MEMBER COUNTY p ll SUPERINTENDENT OF BOARD office in the same efficient mnnner PUBLIC INSTRUCTION I hereby announce myself a can­ hereby announce my candidacy that I have conducted it in the didate for re-election as a member past. re-election to tho office of of the County Board of Public In­ C. M. HAND. [nty superintendent of public struction from District No. 3, traction of Seminole County, FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC 1.4- (Geneva, Oviedo, Osceola and STRUCTION kject to the Democratic primary Chuluotn) subject to the action of I hereby announce my candidacy Ibo held on June 3rd, 1924. for re-election ns member of the the Democratic Primary, Juno 3rd, _________ T. W. LAWTON, 1921. Having served as n mem­ R COUNTY PROSECUTING Board o f Public Instruction for ber of the Hoard since 1915, and Semioolc County. Florida, repre­ ATTORNEY. senting school district No. 2 of having been chairman of tho wish to announco that I shall Seminole County, subject to the Board since 1919, espccnlly fits mo p candidate for the office of for the work rctpiired of a Board nty Prosecuting Attorney, sub- Democratic primary to ho held on member, nml if re-elected I prom­ June 3rd, 1921. to tho endorsement o f the ___________ CHAS. A. DAI.LAS. j ise the same conscientious and con­ structive service us has been rend­ idcratlc voters at the Juno 3rd, FOR COUNTY JUDGE nary. ..... ered in my many years of service. I hereby nnnounce my candidacy GEORGE C. HERRING. CHAS. F. HARRISON, for the office of County Judge Geneva, Florida. FOR COlJpJTY JUDGE • hereby announco m yself as a o f Scminolo ( ounty, subject to the F O irC D li NT YCOMMIHS ION RR ulidate for tho,offite of* County action o f the voters at the Demo­ I hereby announce my candidacy y Juno 3. !go o f Seminole County, subject cratic primm for re-election to the office o f JOHN C. LEONARDY. the Democratic primnry, June 3, County Commissioner from Dis­ FOR COUNTY JUDGE >• I pledge faithful service trict number four of Seminole To the I’ copl" of Seminole County: uld you nominate me. County, subject to the action ‘ of I am a candidate for County the Democrat primary June 3, 1921. J. G. SHARON. Judge, your support and vote on , , 0. F. WHEELER: FOR CLERK OF COURT ' June the 3rd will be appreciated. hereby announce my candiFOR STATE ATTORNEY. . , SAMUEL A. B. WILKINSON. '/ for tho office o f Clerk of the I hereby announce my ttandlFOR REPRESENTATIVE. cuit Court, Seminole County, dney for the office of State Attor­ I hereby announce mv candidacy rida, subject to tho decision of ney for the Seventh Judicial Cir. Democratic Primary to be for member House of Representa­ cuit of Florida, subject to the Dem­ l DM June 3rd, A. D., 1024. I tives for Seminole County subject ocratic Primary to be held June 3, ml for efficiency and service In to the action of the voters at the Democratic primary, June 3. ice, 1924' J. A. SCARLETT. FORREST LAKE. VA,NCE E DOUGLASS. FOR SALE— Lota In Roseland Helghts. High and dry. A -l locaHon on Sonxard Ave., from |260 to $600 each, easy terms. - If you want e desirable home corns In and sec us. i n this a g e o f action and accomplishment, one can• not afford to .w a s te time with a set o f rusty, obso. lete, dull-edged tools. 2% acres, desirable location with two dwelling houses. Alt cleared and fenced, 25 orange tress, $3000. This is a bargain. - Keep up to the m inute; have your w orking equip­ m ent and your knowledge o f today’s needs, the last word in efficiency. K eep posted. See that your tools ire razor-edged, keen and m od em — self-satisfaction is the forerunner o f de­ feat. B seres with 5-room dwelling. Fif­ ty bearing orange trees. Variety of ell other fruits, $1800. FOR SALE— 3 1-3 seres lakefront all cleared, 0-room house, $3,000.00 If you want a city lot, suburban lot, a _____ . _____ house_____ ready built. celery farm, grove or anything In the Real Estate line call us. We sell at the owners price only. Call and see us. Wo give you the bargains and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO., _____ Seminole Hotel Annex. FOR SALE— Rooming house cheap. Party leaving town. Phons 4D-J or Inquire Chero Cola Pjant. FOR SALE— New 6-room house, bath, corner lot, south and east exposure, 50x103, front avenu*. Price right, one-half cash. See owner, No. 307 East Third St., 6 p. m. daily. . > In hewing your w ay to Success, a g reat help will be found in The Herald W a n t A d s— they work their w ay into the keenest minds and find fo r you the very people fo r whom your appeal is intended. Use The Herald W a n t A d s for results. O S® Q Q 9Q S O S O. C. Bryant, W ag­ ner, Fla., will sell at Carolina,-Florida filliing Station, gas cents above • year around. at cost 4Vi * it 2 the it I I j t f,n HOUSES FOR RENT FOR RENT— Modern seven-room house. Phone 51. FOR RENT—5-room cottage with hath, lights 'and water, W, J. Thigpen. FOR RENT— Nice ten-room house with bath, coreer 4th and Oak, facing park.______________________ FOR KENT— 10-room house cen­ trally located. Apply 410 Oak Ave. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS City Tax Books will close April 1, 1924 after wMeh all taxes re­ maining unpaid will be collected upon which taxes uro assessed. ALFRED FOSTER, by levy and sale of-tho property Tax Collector. y i# 1* • ; w By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE t'OR SALE—20 Seta Blinds, good condition. See R. J. Holly._____ FOR SALE— DcSoto paints and vanriahea at Sanford Novelty Works, aola agents. 154-tfc kOR SALE— Rhode Island egga 0 OOOOOOOOO for setting, 15 egga for $1.00. Mrs, Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp FOR SALE— Colored people straighten your hair, new rem­ order a dollars worth today W A N T E D TO RENT edy, and pay postman oa delivery. WANT— To rent 3, 4, or 6- room Cra-mi Company, Wilson, N. C. house. Furnished pr unfurnish­ SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 ed, close in. Will rent by year. First Street. Next door to Smith IlKlt Inquire H< C. Morgan- P. O. Box Brothera. We sell, trade, and re­ 361. pair all kinds of cook stoves. If your trouble Is stove trouble, see us.___________ ___________________ BUILDING FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. M ATERIAL Fine strain pure-bred nncona MlUACLE Concrete Co., general chjeks, hatched from eggs from my cement work, sldewlaks, build­ own flock o f carefully selected ing blacks, irrigation boxea. J. R bleeders. My 17 years experience TcrwlffJgXr, Prop.________________ in breeding anconas assure you the ’ b4isL ta. ba bad-in tUo-breed, AII I5bH *t*^.sodlB 0U ding'jftteriat ■ chicks delivered South Baldwin Carter Lumber Company Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala. __ N. Laurel SL Phone 505^__ typoHILL LUMBER CO. House of FOR SALE— Remington writer with wide carriage, $30.00 Service, Quality and Price. for quick sale. Inquire Her crnld ofPhone 135; flee, In Clrvnlt 1'i.nrl, Tth Jmllrlnl «'lr- FOR SALE—Grocery ntore, doing' guod business. Good location,' r n ll, Srmliiiilr f i i u n l r . Kliirlila, cheap rent. Owner going north. In r k s u t r r . H hW iim ! II. [Iiinily * Inquire 422 E. 2nd St.___________ * Vll. ■L f*. K r c s c l If llvlntc. nml If iti-ail FOIt SALE—0 ft. counter show all imrili-n rlulmlmc Inlerinl* ud­ case. Small gas range and wood d e r J. (*. Kri'itcl, drci'iiHrd nr olh - range.___ 109 N, Sanford Ave. i-rwlse. T o , t h e ileft-iiilnnls J. I*. K ti-kc I If BOATS— Built to order with or llvIttK. nml If ili-ad, nil iia rllm i-lulmwithout motor. “ Red Bungalow," In* InU-rustH under J. V. K ti-kc I, drrpiisi-d o r iittierwlne, In I he f o l, Pace's laind. Inu'lmc dnu-rllii-tl properly, namely: FOR SALE— High grade Carman Tlmt certain tract o f land idtunte grape cuttings on easy terms. 509, Itt the County- o f Heinlnule mid Hiute o f f-'lnrlilit, itrei-rllied us the o f $10; 1,000, iJO; % cash, balance the K W 1 o f tlio H W li o f the NKH. one, two and three months, parcel Hyi-tlou ,S. .Tnw tm hlp 31, ItmiKe 29. poet prepaid. Supply limited. .It- Ja hereto ordered that you ami earti p ( you d o nppenr to the hill o f Write or wire your order today. romplnlnt herein filed, on the 1ml John II. W olf & Company, DeLand, Florida. day o f June. A. D. 1934. It In fu rther ordered that till* or d er o f iiufillcntlon lie pulillxhed Iu tile Hanford Herald, a n ew spa­ per published In Hvmlnnle County, Florida, on ce n w eek fa r t-labl c o n ­ secu tiv e weeks. W itness my hand and Die seal of tli* said Circuit Court at Sanford. Florida, tli|x 27tlt day of March. 1934. (HUAI.) 14. A. DOtrOLAHn, Clerk Circuit Court, • He ml il nle County. Florida. * l l y f A. M. Week*. l»- C, ■Jt-Frldays_____________________________ E nm VTARTEO ! 1 Transfer-Draying Fred R . Wilson See C. E. Chorponlng PHONE 3302 Sanforil, Fla. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank BUff* Florida Sanford George A . D eCottes Atlorney-at-Law • Over Seminole Comity. Bank ban fo r d ,------------- Florida Schelle Main?s LITTLE T E * I W . J. Thigpen Has movtd fo Pu lestok A Brumley Bldg. Real Ro­ tate and all Undo of laanraact. ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. Sanford, ■ ■ Florida J. L. PERKINS galea Department * Son Juan Garage WHIDDON 2 HODGES Tailors, Cleaners and Dyers 117 Perk Avanna— Pheaa M i PRINTING Sanford Novelty The Matthews Press W orks W flnk, •i Stud*baker, Packard, Chevrolet Elton J Monghton lllile., SnMfurtl FI*. V. C. COLLER. Prop. General Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Builder 5 room 22 acres, 5 tiled, hard road at loading station. $7500. See Chevrolet F i r s t terms. Hr B. Lew is & Co. lx pay for j SUPPLIES )RD,FLA FOOTorFIRST the Juan 517 Commercial Street National Bank Building, ground floor. No. 107--Telcphone 3 4 9 -Park Avu. THE H T T L E R , T H E CjE T T E R - r ■ il ” l f It’s Metal we can weld It.- first ill t o OO I Wilson Welding & Radiator Works SANFORD, FLORIDA Garage. Ad4lresa lo XhyaU wo intend to imy hU -henp fertilizer will make the south rich. BOT V/HAT lt> THE T R O O aU E DOCTOR? 9 THVti T E A * LAWYEK — Court Houm By GEORGE McMANUS l<b D E U C i o O t J I E M J Q 'S X C iE P O R E 1 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD Chevrolet— San TT I WUZ. TIREO i A sk us about the new LOVC.LS- l V Q U R . HO&CiAAHO 1*0 P R O C E E L C H N C , I M M E t S 6 C L Y IN H P b M A H JOM < h L E t j^ O N - 3 acres, 2 tilled, house. $2500. who a n is need FORDS kelp should rend O s New and bead page of Tfe« Herald. ' ROADSTERS reason for sending out-ofTOURINGS' help when there to prol COUPES the person m want la _ SEDANS Read this colman and if fCU TON TRUCKS see what yon want a few cents » • Cub or terms. retted in a want ad will bring JnM many replies. Just try K one*. We Sell or trade. EDWARD HIGGINS, W XSfteD—Position by nU*lU'«oi Authorised Ford Dealer lady, pleasing as useful Sanford. ____Ion to well to do gentii FOR SALE— A brand new Ford «•m u;j i«nj u, Bos n w 742. in . . lady.. r. P. O. Coupe. Been ran only 10 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY— We, SJi about town. Good can. Boa 314, the manufacturers of a wed Sanford, Fla. _________ known and widely advertised pro­ FOR SALE— Ford Roadster prsc prietary medicine, want a lepra tically new. Bargain. See' Stew tentative in each county ia Flee art Dutton.______________________ Ida. Our proposition to atlinstleo •* FOR SALE— Cheap for cash, one and will net a man from U N to ■ 1918 Ford light truck In good 2250 per month. Character and condition. Inquire Floyd Wash- ability count more than money la selection. Write ns your qoallAcabum. Phone 253-W. tions and If satisfactory wo will explain our proposition to you bp VULCANIZING letter. The National Remedy Com­ pany. Postoffice Station G, Jack* Hood sonvllle, Florida._____________ . Goodyear and • Balloon Tires ' LOST A N D FO U N D Used Cara KENT VULCANIZING WORKS. t C3 T ~ M opportunity to Commercial St. abreast wftn the times hy reading the classified your daily newspaper. want ads contain many Interesting ORDINANCE DECLARED VOID messages. It will pay yon to reM them dally. WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 27. LOST— Or stolen one yellow hen* — The city ordinance 'hat gave an mule, also one bay molt. Tele­ exclusive franchise to one con­ cern to operate motor busses over phone any Information to H. 8. certain streets here has been de­ Long. Phone 4811. clared null, void and unenforce­ able In an opinion rendered by Municipal Judge C. E. Roebpck. BENNET’S HAT FACTORY—M The judge ruled that the ordi­ you want your hat cleaned anl nance, passed by tho city commis­ blocked when you want it and haw sion February 27, 1023, created a you want it send It to tho Factory, monopoly in favor o f the concern 123 Broad Street, Jacksonville. which was prejudicial to the pub­ Florida. lic welfare. 20 acres, II tiled, house, , bam, mules and equipment. way to $11,000, terms. BRINGING UP FATHER T O O ‘bO N \E T E A vI THOOt*h\T T O O bMCiHT 0>E <iETT»N<; ^ t ir c o : Farms I AUTOMOBILES A N D H ELP W j REPAIRS WMITE M M lN r AH! I FEELJOLUV W E LL R.EFR.Et>HEO I O H '.H O T H IH J* H E 0 U 5> T ULOW EO A M AH JOMCi P iC C E F O R Av L O M P o r t>LX;AvR' r y STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occasions Members Florists Telegraph Dolivery AesocIeUui 814 Myrtle Av*. Phone 229*2$ S. O. Shinholser Contractuf and Builder ■Florida Sanford, V/^4 R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORP.------ FLORIDA m, , on Sanford Machine Co. U eaeral M i i k l i * * * 4 Wwki rtiziu C r lla d r * Q r t ll l M 3 .i (' [■'. -sx.- B ailee O 1924 av I n t \ F i « tuw ( S cwvicc . Iwc. l*h a a . S3 t o l M i riau i 31 8 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 28, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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A«vw ' S 'f •' J •' T:i ’ *• ■ «.■ 8 A N F 0 R D , F L O R ID A , SA TU R D A Y , M A RCH 19, 19M . ■ M SI UNDECIDED AS IDNOREPROBE (hfi* -ftialdent Appoint K n y o a Attorney General WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 0 .Ttoe wlecrion of Judge william St Kenyon, former senator, as •tto rn e r mineral, Iowa, was urged in 7*ne president SaturM repm enution of DickhttolP-ind Addison Parker, Des Moinaa, Us “means of restoring pdbITc confidence in the depart­ ment of Justice.r FORMED ;bm » lort-U of the Unr . wry. head to b t or com m ere*’ • To Bo C alM Vp Petucare C rib on President Miller* and aad Submits Names of New Members of Ministry. (Hr Vi* Associated Prraal '. PARIS, Mar. 29-The French mbliaterial ' crisis came to an end Friday evening with the formation of a new cahJnet to take the place of that which resigned test Wed­ nesday after a vote of lack of con­ fidence in the chamber of deputies. Raymond Poincare who headed tha old cabinet and who at the re­ quest 'of President Millcrand ac­ cepted the task of forming a -new one. called on the president Friday night and submitted to him thu names of the men who will take charge of the ship of state. Pereeumd of Ministry. The personnel of tho new min­ istry follow*: Premier and minister of for­ off the secretaries one by eign affaire, M. Poincare. Minister of justice and vice-pres­ He confidences ident of the cabinet, La Febure du i sanctity of th e e Prey. _ kh often are mom -iof Minister of the interior, Justin real trend of * than the de Selves. , in .word on Minister of finance, M. Francois- lAUBobgl.-------, _________ n I immediate consideration for hia dution it wm objected to tor itor Wadsworth, Republican, York and m to r the ml# went until Monday* M m n'itirtlFlto up for d tM te a n d aetidn. tpuKHcana who. have been m ­ ing that Preeidraft .Cooler* eld aoon hare ho. cabinet a t if he yielded tto the attorney general's resign*im medialAfl^^hArittemed IcKellar reeolution aa another [the concrete developments In a i which has been, discussed in * £ M £ jp fe g . irtmhnt of Itahr (Hoover o _ _ rt ; of eotomerce ae the _____ neat its o f attack in the asaault on administration. Wallace to Force GrilUat [Secretary Wallace, senators were IJing. one another Friday, la to p c in for a grilling because of l-aetion in withholding federal >for'road building in Arkansas, lere .he declined to permit Urge iarat. pay menu I * _ until \ certain • ■T loI situations were straightened L. Senator Robinson, the Demoatlc leader and Senator Cara, iy,. both of Arkansas, the current 17 *monK eenatora is. are to J tUck on tlw head of the parijtotarof agricultural* The a t­ ilt on. Secretary Hoover, accord, r j® the iame atoty, is to be led Senator Reed, Democrat. Miaart, Mr. • Hoover's traditional emy. An attack on Secretary Mellon, similar to that by Son­ ar McKellar, was launched in ' ” “£*• two years ago by the it Senator Watson, Democrat, !°rgi*v who called attention to • provisions of law applying to . u«7 »Sorotariaa and demanded tt Mr. Mellon retire. The demd received little support from f.'l'w rttr. but it was apparent M*y night that Behator McKelr* proposial, coming a t a time *n the senata ia deeply im»r»*d in the whirlpool of invAsti* r ? 1*!i.probably would lead to a iter fight. . “Mellon Compaaiee.” onator McKellar flrat tftvived • lubkect aeveral days ago, after wetafor Mellon, had made a itement regarding tax refunds ' ^ o u r HMelion companies,"—a eject already under investigation W consmittce a ‘ * 1the mstknee of Senator u _____ tpubilcan,' Michigan, to inquire ~ ‘h® Internal revenue bureau. lwt) *enaU speeches recently nttor McKellar haa urged bia gjpw avto question Mr. Mellon’s p 'lunllficationa to bpld offlrfe. .Weolutlon introduced Frijy. which recapitulates the eri* laid before the reytonue bu, ,u committee, waa brought to * £en«U floor in the midst of tther debate over the retirement Attorney General Daugherty, i this discusaion Senator Care­ er. Democrat, Arkansas, one of * bitterest of Mr. Daugherty’s *«te foe, in the past, assumed J role of bis “defender” against ■at he declared waa summary and •becoming treatment a t the hands President Coolidge. ^M&tote* a t war, M. Msginot. Minister of public works, M. Le Trocqufr. Minister of commerce, M. Loucheur. Minister of hygiene and laber, Daniel Vincent. , Minister of education, Henry do Jcuvenal. Minister of colonies, Jcnn Fabry, nowski. * ' Minister of the navy, M. ItokaMinister of agriculture, M. Capus. . , Minister of devastated regions, Louis Marin. . M. Poincare and his offical fam­ ily Saturday ut noon will pay an official visit to the Elyscc palace to be formally welcomed by M. Millerandb Premier *Poincare haa retained only two of hia forme- col­ leagues in the cabinet, having cull­ ed in ten new men to assist him In hia policy of “firmnesa in for­ eign affairs, iaw and order and in­ ternal economy.” Poincare to Contmue Policy. Tho fact h u t M. Maginot, min­ ister of war and M. Lo Trocquor, minister of public works—"tho two Ruhr men”—were the only ministers M. Poincare extricated from the wreck of his old cabinet, is interpreted us mouning thut Continued on page 8. Escaping with Payroll (Of Thr iHMliIrd TAMPA, aMr. 29.—Thrco armed men held up a doxen employes of the Have-rtmpa Cigar factory office Saturday morning and es­ caped with tho weekly payroll or 120,000. »No shots were fired. The bookkeeper was beaten over the head With a revolver when he threatened interference. Half an hour afterward deputies arrested Albert Bryan, negro, pressing ahop owner, near tho factory. Depot1*8 were told the man who looked like one of the bandiU changed clothes in his shop after the holdup. Bryan denied tho clothes chang­ ing charge. Tho money was de­ livered at tho Plant in an armored car at 9:30. Motor policeman fol­ lowed the auto to the factory. At 10:10 while the money was being apread out on a |*hle counted pre­ paratory to paying to 2,000 em ployes the bandits entered. Two were sm»H men, a third heavy set. One 'Commanded ‘throw up your hhnda” and held the cmployes befo're two revolvers while the oth­ ers scooped up the money and lelt. f l» r TUe A . s o e l s t r d F rau) js s » rr* J .T I lo r U n * i« . oml "»m« p- f f j f * Pinklnson as one of the pilots. -1 , ’V » T IT B c itte g Injured B? Storm C h ic a g o , of triknfe e & k ha tlm notthwest BMd talkyriu ire U* atorih wh *js.fr (■ F riafitJjlilM i in o T u m T1 A r a h lr t S M l b M w i B u iIn Ike S t m U am tt u e n m o I ftn u y m t mriif iii atora wfclifc f » r W* _ Washington, oil M nnfitN Ttcniey, « M WlHIawr Boyeh _______________ Republican • fAtori coasasltto* chair*** (ho HqvMatl* of the ‘campaign M e lt. r i . lit* . WASHINGTON. Mhr. 29. — Presentation df ill* .senate's cor tempt chargi Sinclair to tb bln grand Jury Ited r6W bdtweim S the oil committee p Senator Spencer, Missouri, wert the major .. in n Fridky In the pii mat Another* development w m tha testimony of P. w. Sardeaon, a geologist of Minneapolis, that on the face of the reports of the oil committee’ll experts the oil aup'ly In Teapot Dome, leased to tineiair, would exceed 100,000,000 Ariel* aa against the 26,000,000 barrels those experts had eat!mated. Half a doxen witnesses were called before the grand Jury In the Sinclair cate, but the jury ndJoumed until Monday without making a report to the court.. An hhhoUncemmt is expected before the expiration of tha life of the present Jury Monday. Atlee Pomerena and Owen J. Roberts, special government counsel in the oil /eaihk, .were swtorn in as assistant federal dis­ trict attorneys to help present tho cate. Besides senate officials In possession of the facta as to Sin­ clair’s refusal to submit to fur­ ther questioning by tha oil com­ mittee, H. Foster main, director of th4 bureau of mines, waa called as * ----- - Thtna* la Slot. The new cohtrav'arxy between Senator* Wabh nqd Spefttetr Fri­ day grew ont of the xUWmoiilrtg of Johh Walsh, brother ‘ w ith ah o * 5 & n 5 image crop* The pow­ er Mississippi valley was visited by seVere electric atorme severink w ttn tnAriUmsa* Missouri. Kentucky, Illinois and Tennes­ see. Blinding ruin and high wtnds caused many auto acci­ dent* here. There were no f a - ; talitie* aa.JiaTT r ; n n ^ i ^ a u a t a An CSV Y T* DUTTON MATT t IS StmED NOWSSff SAYSSTAlBBtr poiiuniB*. there by a targe the M itrim .o E K r V b Secretary 61 Florida Vegetable (farina . Corporal!— . Irenes 8 tr ie * sat Aa Fkwl W ecSia Matter By The Director* '*1 According to a statement given Short! out Shtdrilay by the Florida John G> Vegetable Corporation and sign­ of tha ed by L. I. Frasier, ins secretary with • of that organization, the differ­ ences between . that association and F. F. Dutton, who w m recent­ ly asked to ririgTi fils jpoeitien aa d a b a ta r William II. Anderson (center), ex-superintendent of the Anti-Sa­ genearout, dona n*t--of M general’ sales tfiafoager, have been their „ Iji -Al A fU |M | , | --I1M - Ie loon League in New York, now is Convict No. 75,745, in Slrtg Sing pris­ OU tha dinner. amicably Willed kind H r. Dutton wivn WHICH tO lffiinliffi too on. Photo shows* him in Now York City, Just before boarding a train Mayor Retreat ta Lake k a vwin ia the hM withdrawn front the post as flrat speaker of f la day. Ha iw b for Ossining. In his left hand 1s n small package, *hlch etfntaln* his he was asked. f r i a t a r mi mstri I n M u lf of Ida toothbrush nnd a few other toilet articles, his total luggage. Anderson The difference* were Ironed out it o t l a l at A,mieung of the board of di­ was convicted for forgery. rector* held Friday afternoon l*» ialature the offices of the corporation oh reviewed kb hia the second ROor of the Ball Build­ ing. Other than tho official state­ be has servedthe tha county in ment as to tho action taken in the hiatter, there way no further H u^ppobenL R.. J. Lyles information given out, >* tha next speaker, k r . Lyles Mr. Frailer’a statement waa aa Ma hearer* thafc he w m a foilowi: engineer and that ha represents “Aa secretary of Tha Florida iloctfon. H i (Br T it XMffUlrf Pw«*( 1 , , . , Vegetable Corporation. I am au­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 29.—Re- day afternoon, and aUted tM t thorised to make the following presentatives Langley, of Ken- Representatives L»«*le? and Zlhlofficial statement In connection tucky. and Zihlman, of Maryland. I man were present at the hearing with Mr. F. F. Dutton:: to M ag aha with their counsel. The tointter both Republicans, :cd . were definitely “An amicable adjustment haa The; speaker identified todny as the "two mem­ was then held over until next been made bAtwtoh Mr. Dutton self almost to ta b ! ber of congress" referred to in Wednesday." and The Florida Vegetable Cor­ do la Ha what Mr. Burton explained that it the report of the Chicngo grand poration. At a recent meeting of and I jury which investigated alleged would he necessary for him to be the board of directors, Mr. Dutton If eant to way from. -WjMkto*101* Veterans’ Bureau, fw uls-. . . offered hia reaignawow M soiaa * As an aftermath of the Chi­ ..nd Tuesday onbusinesi unrelat­ manager, which * u accepted by cago disclosures, Langley was in­ ed to the inquiry. And thht It was purpose was . to “cMt some sua the board. Ha la no longer con­ •nfifoment for this reason that further (com­ dicted here Thursday on charges lcion on me” and he reiterated nected with the corporation In an Ocala. H i the federal of conspiracy in connection with mittee sessions were put over Un­ ia declaration after Senator official capacity, but will continue for the alleged illegal liquor withcVrnw- til mid week. No decision, he said, Spencer had entered n disclaimer. as a member, and hM expressed Ily aoi als. The grand jury, however, has been reached aa to whether John WaWh had bein sub­ A kindly feeling toward the or­ chifti „ opprismade no mention of Zihlmnn In witnesses will be examined in the poenaed to appear next Hmta- ganisation. cent Judge , erring wm open, Or behind closed doors. “Mr. Dutton leave* tho staff of its report. . day, but he wm present Friday not pment gathAring. Determined on Full Probe. tho Florida Vegetable Corpora­ For two hours Friday, both of . L. P. “ Committee members, who said and asked to be heard, since he them, with their attorneys, were their function is to detcrihlno had to make' 4 butinesa trip to tion with tha beat wishes of tha to tha boar dof directors, nnd they re­ the Wcat which would consume before the house committee which whether there ia evidonco of pirated is investigating the charges wrongdoing on tho part of any three weeks. Senator Spencer de- gret tho unplAaaont and erroneous ‘yen td publicity given him by the press; against them. In their presence, representative to warrant hi* ex­ dared he was not renidy to proJohn W. It. Crim, specinl govern­ pulsion from thcr house, said they coed, but both Schhtor Walsh and It haa not been the intention of flwThrib and Wahli Wahdi tho board collectively, ttV its mem­ that had ment counsel, w:io handled the were determined to make an ex­ hia brother insisted And bers Individually, to cast any re­ on the presentation of evidence to the haustive examination of the evi­ was placed . . stand. rad.*' to the Senator Speneet put only a few flection whatever on Mr. Dut­ aeron Chicago grand jury, was examin­ dence against both Langley and alto for • pick. Ha.said 1 ed under oath by tho committee. Zihlman. Charges understood to questions to develop the business ton’s integrity.” hM it tbat if, according _ was making this gift to tho * ftc r Crint’s examination, nnd have been preferred against the connections of Walsh, who as­ to Rumor R. for tho same purpose. the statement, teh reports pubafter I-angley, Zihlmnn and ho Maryland member, which the sorted he was not connected di­ llshcd in this paper recently on Mr* B. J. Starling re had left tho room, the committee, grand jury here deemed Insuf­ rectly with any oil company, but the matter, are erroneous, then the D. A. R. express * was director and general counsel fofr another hour behind closed ficient to warrant indictment, there haa still been no light ahed datlon Of her organi doors, continued its deliberations. probably will be taken up first. for A holding company having on the reMon for the board’s ac­ gracious gift and assured the doct­ operating in the oil Until today no official Informa subsidiaries that it wm • vary worth whUA Burton’s Statement. fields in Oklahoma, Louisiana, tion in asking for Mr. Duttoit’s or Then Representative Burton. tion has been obtainable as to Texas resignation. Mr. Friuier stated gift and one that the local chapter and Arkansas. do alldn its power to develop Republican, Ohio, chairman of tho tho identity of the house mem­ When Senator Spencer asked that there is no further informa­ will aa ond of the beauty spots of IhA committee, issued this statement: bers referred to in the Chicago whether tion to be given out. and aa fa? company had any in­ A letter was read m m T. W. "For tho purpose of ascertain­ grand Jury’s report. A few days terest in his m tho organisation is concerned, Wyoming pr in Califor­ ing formally, in compliance with after it was submitted Langley nia which havo any connection this cloaca the matter. Mr. Dut­ Lawton, candidate for re-election the resolution, who were tho nnd Zihlman announced on tho with the naval Oil reserve leases. ton signified that this statement county. as county aupArintendent of public members of the house against floor that thoy had unofficial in­ Walsh said he wax’ glad that qdea- also ends tho mater with him. whom charges were made in tho formation that they were Involv Mr. Dutton did not indicate instruction, expressing regret Uutt Contlnued on page 8. Both protested their inno­ , i , • what his plans for the future were he yras unable to be p m e n t be­ Chicago grand jury proceedings ed. >ut stated that ba waa vitally in­ cause of an Important school meet­ cence and demanded immediate special assistant to the nttorney terested in tho future welfare of ing in another part of tho county. congressional investigation of * H. Crim, general. John “W. Crim. was The Florida Vegetable Corpora­ "The next speakers bf the •fay examined by the committee Fri- charges against them tion and that he will be available were the two candidate* for cduh:o Aid In any w ar he possibly can. t r commissioner from the Sanford iflstrict, John Melaeh and L. €L xp: . He expressed himself as holdin: COOPER’S SLAYER IIKbGDOLL NOT COMING. no malice toward any member o: Hagen. Doth men spoke for only UNKNOWN. a couple of minutes minuto* and each de­ the organisation. « n * 'T fc e A a so rlalril I 'r r a a ) clared that ha wou<d perform tie red he wou’d perl Mrs. Irving Bacheller, for some What is said to be the largest (Ilf The Saanrlatni I'rraa) KUKRBACII, Ocrman, Mar. 29 time a prominent resident of Win­ JkA. Scarlett, DeLand duties of tha office in a eapable single order that has ever been —Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll. TARPON SPRINGS, Mar. 29 ter Park, died at her home from and efficient manner if elected. placed in the local post office for whose departure ealy this week —Deputy Sheriff J. W. Cooper heart trouble late Thursday night. Attorney, Announces Vance E. Douglass And E. A. stamped envelpoes, waa is responsible for reports that he Chappell, candidate* for clerk of Thursday by County Agent B. F. was on his way back to tho Uni­ shot and killed o<i the night ol' Mrs. Baeheller bad been ill for Attorney circuit court, were Uw next Speak­ Whitner, Jr., when he purchased ted States, returned today. He March 18, cnqio to his death at some tiifia, but during the first For State’s ■ * • ers. Mr. Douglua slated that by 35,000 to use in sending celery said ho was not making any the hands of parties unknown art of the week had been able to o up In s chair and receive host The Herald carries in this issue reason of his previous experience in recipes to New Orleans citixens. according to tho coroner’s jury of friends who called to dnd out the announcement of J. A. Scarlett the office, that he wm thoroughly According to Mr. Whltner^the preparations to retprn to Amer­ her condition. Late Thursday, how­ prominent attorney of DeLand, capable of taklngeara of tho duttee verdict. New Orleans market has beon ica. ever, she became seriously ill again who announces his candidacy for of the office. Hia opponent de­ strong for the larger pack of cel­ and died that right. the office of prosecuting attor­ clared that if elaeted he would also ery. In order to stimulate » lance Funeral servlet* Wil be held in ney for the seventh Judicial circuit perform the duties to the best of demand fo rthe product, tb* five All Saints Episcopal church to­ which comprises the counties of his ability promising promp: add shipping organirations of Sanford morrow afternoon at 5 o’clock, Seminole, Brevard and Volusia. courteous attention to everybody. are financing the proposition of with Dr. J. B. Thomas and Blsh The next speaker* ware the Can­ Mr. Scarlett la seeking the of­ mailing out this large, number bf MArrison officiating. The frcxiy fice which. George A, DeCot tea didates for county Judge. Tha first recipes to citixens of that city. will be taken to Mrs. Baehellera these office seekers introduced When just about to pass thq old home in Canton. New York, now occupies and for which he is of An accident which might hnvc A contract for addressing tho en­ by the chairman was BcftoBa seeking re-election. Mr. Scarlett, velopes has been and they aro to proven fatal hod it not been for station he aaw tho other c ir for interment, on Wednesday, has practiced law In DALand for A (sines. Mr. Manes spoka for be finished within a week ready quick thinking of the drivers r.f turn. In an instant he realised, April 2. number of years being a member sorak 20 minutes prefacing hia ap­ for mailing. It is quite a nove the two cars, occurred shortly af­ he said, that if. he hit the front the Arm of Scarittt and Jordan. peal for votes with laudatory dis­ of the Oldsmobile it would turn Anna Detmar Shultx was botn of edvertising idea and it U expected ter noon Friday when the Cadillac Ho ia a graduate of Stetson Uni­ sertation on th i efforts of tt* that good results aro expected to sedan of Mayor Forrest Lako col­ it aver and probably kill the oc­ in New York City June 28. 1861. versity And for several years wm members of tbs federation In m*kso he turned hia wheel She showed an early inclination to be obtained from it, salr Mr. Whit- lided with a new Ol^smoblle se­ cupants a toucher In the law college there. ing possible the success of tha aiito the right and Mr. Elton, who dan driven by C. J. Elton, of ward music, And after her early Mr. Scarlett has many friends day gAthering. Following this. wwa driving the other machine, The accident bceducation, studied under Profes­ nCpublicity in the New Orleans Jacksonville. Continued on page 8. here where he haa been td appear to make the turn and sor Carl Alves. She also sang in papers will also be securer, it is cutred at the intersection of First swerved Street and the Monroe Road. No the 'Cadillac nit the other car in the choir of Calvary church, in cases that have been tried in the said. * MARKET^ one was seriously hurt, although tho center. Fourth Avenue, New York City. circuit court. Mrs. Carpenter, sister of Mrs. During her art studies, she met Considerable damage waa done Request Of Florida Lake, sustained a cut over her to Mr. Elton's car, but it didn’t Irving Bacheller, to whom she wm Man Slays Wife Who (Mr The A m etaM Prrss CHICAGO—Wheat, May,. 101 forehead and Miss Snritu Lake married December 13, 1883, in turn over and its occupants es­ Road Co. Is Granted suffered a small cut on her face. caped unharmed. 'Mayor take New York. On* aon, Paul, a stu­ Says Check Is Hers to 101k; July. 102k to 101%; According to a version of tho declared that it was unavoidable. dent at Kent college, Kent, Conn., Mir The A«»«*tatek rpT“ ’ (Br The AimmU M Press) NEW ORLEANS, M*r. 29.—Cotwas born to the union, and with WASHINGTON, Mar. 29.—The accident given out by Mayor Mrs. Carpenter was immedately hia CAPE CHARLES. Va., Mar. n, dose. May 27.73 to 82; July father survives. brought to town for niedcaJ at* Lake, he, accompanied by Mrs. Interstate Commerce Commission 29.—Mrs. Bertie Holston Melrih. .60 to B. Mrs. Bacheller was tha author tenton. She was enrred to the Lake, daughter and Mrs. Carpen­ tgnared the request of the Flor­ --Laughton Hoaptal, of a book of songs which have been 22, is dead today and her hus­ ida Western and Northern Rail­ ter, were on their way to Wekivu Fematd TRAINMEN KILLED. applauded At various musi­ band, Captain Austin R. Melvin, road for extension to May 1 for Park, where Mayor take was where Dr. Puleston dressed her highly 48, is in Jail in Acconiac charged cal festivals In America. She was wound. • rchuduled to make an address. filing a full reply to tho question­ Asssetetsd Prise) The damage done to Mr. El­ one of the most beloved women with shooting and killing her at naire concerning , the Plan* ■»* They were proceeding at the ton’s NEWARK. Ohio, Mat. their home on Accotink Island in Central Florida, having thous­ ear is estimated to be about construction of A new line frpm rate of about 25 or 30 miles per otir Baltimore and of friends in the vicinity yesterday. He dobs hot deny the Four West Palqi Beach to Cbleman. hour, he said. Because of the 11,000 ana that done lo Mayor ands shooting, which la said to be the men since she and Mr. Bacheller moved tak e’s car Is about $250. The The reply was due March 14, but filling station that ia located at result of her failure to give him their — -----------Winter Park. on account of tha considerable the intersection of the road, he loss is covered by insurance it to Mr. U t, hhtAr i l t Ut*. 1 a check from/ the Veteran!' Bu­ bridge Bacheller and his son will was stated. Mr. Elton was ac­ field — work • neeeaaary .botween. j was unable to see the approach- companied reau on account of her brother, said to have caurid leave Winter Park tor Canton to­ by his wife and little Coleman nnd Seebring tho com give wnjr. morrow night with the body. . l who was killed in France. •ing car from the other way. • daughter. mission granted an cxtertMon. Langley and Zihlman Are Identified As Representatives Mentioned In Report of the Chicago Grand Jury r vO n K Irving Bacheller’s Wife Succumbs At Winter Park Home Celery Recipes Are Sent To 35,000 New Cigar Store In Tampa Orleans’ Residents Is Held-up by Bandits Rfic Club Members |^re Touring Florida Liquor Being Brought Chicago By Airplanes TAMPA, Mar. 29.—Twenty **on, of Columbus, Gs., Ch-«.? °(, Commerce, the ChattahooValley Motor Club, and the “ nda Shrot Route Association *rlnK Florida in the Interest of ^ ro*ds, letf Saturday for Avon en route home. Several spent Anderson Goes to Prison D au g h erty In v estig atin g Com r n itte e S tm Undecided Ah to W h eth er to D iaconthrae Inquiry In to th e D tp a tt jn e a t o f Ju stice O r Go On W ith I t In Lim ited Scope. —^■£.7?.' An«r:*IM Prraa> WASHINGTON, Mar. Tbe Daugherty cemmlttee dreided to exiadne Ike Jnsticv departret eoofldcntial Ilea in ciecn‘‘♦•.wrelon, instead of pladns W. J. Barns on tho stand. The filtn relate to atfUities of gdn mnners on the Mexican border. t* ____ WASHINGTON, Mar. 29-Tho Daugherty Investigating commitetc is undecided whether to dis­ continue its investigation of the department of Justice, in view of Attorney General Daugherty’s resignation or continue ltvwith a limited scope. There is some contlmcnt in the committee for clearing up testi­ mony already taken and closing tho inquiry on the ground that its object—the removal of the at­ torney general—haa been accom­ plished. Senator Wheeler, the commit­ tee prosecutor, however, was in favor Friday of continuing the hearings in full “with the object of clearing out the rottenness we believe has been disclosed around Washington." After confidences, it developed that the duration and scope of tho inquiry was yet to ba determined. Tnc committee ses­ sion Saturday will be hfief and by that time the future course prob­ ably will be decided. Wide Range of Testimony. Testimony Friday ranged from a story of money solicited front a potential candidate for a fed­ eral Judgeship, through state­ ments alleging non-prosecution of aircraft frauds, to a tale related by a former negro valet to MrDaugherty and Jess Smith con­ cerning their apartment life. It also included references through V. li. Marcum, a special assistant to the attorney general, to alleg­ ed department of Justice investi­ gations of... Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Montanai the commit­ tee’s prosecutor. J After concluding the day’s hearings, the committee issued a subpoena recaling W. J. Burinj, chief of the bureau of investiga­ tion of the department of justice, to apponr Saturday with filrs concerning reports of revolution­ ary acts in Lower California, which Mr. Daugherty once re­ fused to give the committee. Hrookhart Satisfied. With Mr. Daugherty out of of­ fice, it is said to be Chairman Brookhart’s view.. that further pressing of the inquiry would bo dependent upon the attorney gen­ eral’s successor, while Senator Wheeler asserted: “I feel that the objects of the inquiry havo been accomplished to a large extent, in that thn country has gotten rid of an un­ faithful servant." Members of the committee said they expected to develop their views further before a final de­ cision. , . ,, Former Representative J. Von Vechten Olcott, of Now York (Continued on page 8) 80H LI O M B rei .a—f 1 E Mayor Lake In Automobile Collision; Fatal Accident Is Narrowly Averted B �AY¥»r w s t uterine had .aviation to; he rife?.* "r •ffgaf. n m t •to r declared ha “+■;*- *> oneij Kr.Dut- Prim-arc1* tax m i n m , : and ’4*wllad other deputies who voted fona." . . . -■ ■ ■n l n > -» ’ ROYAL WRECK ■ »>u i. * 10 will providp lo^M ten* an qv- • ■i i -• '• b '• (Or Tl» AseeetstfO » w ) i , NAPLES, Italy, Mar.' flfc—H a Victor Emmanuel wM hadjy shake department, on aec riro n g influence the Manager Billy Dawson, aider m tfp llo la able to i e laiti boxinf affair .hero two Itelteteitii ■iTCf‘ A1 tL* _ n? f t **« deraUmeat o tlU ltU d «aro cabinet it to 'thought tjkoly Rome. waa a p a sa e a fn . fro. £& * - l , rTO ni ^ S j f l i . u y . f T I. daubtlal. u tlx »$ ,$ . ^ c r a ' - J s s c i A^W. Jalkne, Fred Falkner o: •.V DIES IN NEW YORK ....... Word was reebived here Thursr afternoon'af the death in CaY ^ o f.M rs..S ay re, mptksr of Mrs. Grace Totman, Jack Middleton and.Rough Home from p< Ross. Both men are of the rush* whero he . is, in the war depart* foreContinued tha senate committee- thi 1>V type* and mixed with their •ffvressivaiees, makes a promise ol a t n U l a n match tonight. Moth Middleton- and R om have F fite S ta r AutOtt* come from some of.the presld closest advisers, and has end have nroven their worth to A t Lot Sale Thor supplemented by numerous !c appear before 8anford fane, received at the White House. v Manager Dawson will stage as Mrs. W. H. Hynes was gi a semi-final, bout, a m atch.be­ S tar toojrlnff car. and Mrs.tween Young Terry, of Brooklyn, •hd.,B attling Meyer, .of Boston. v[«* Aventtaa,>catvtd the free let’ allowed an opportunity , to weathe Both a re trod aerappers and will f t the auction aala held at .the or tho storm, and leters to -tU a ha tndnded'ln the main eventa of Budha -Vista -eubdivfsion Thursday affect also have bean . mceivad 1A hte evening’s card. afternoon. Over -1,000 people were number^' a t the WMta House. For preliminaries, two good present. t The president,1 haying conaid* ' i\ ■ four-round, affairs, In which local eyed both sides of tha question, Accord I ryj to aifhouncements men will participate are being ar­ made.today by.deokgf Clark, held two conferei ranged. •, Some of the city's best with Mr; Daugbi h«*»wtha auction company ta|« it„wfU.be seen in these o p t ­ “•I'nlrd tho . sale,, therpjwaawhich meetings. outside over ing matches which promts* to cabinet sasojons th a lh q .h p a had $18,000 fn Iota sold ranging in keep the crowd on its toes. As ’ la the first boxing card prices.froni 11GO to fl,000.- . staged here two weeks ago, fans i Assisting Mr. Glark-in handling Mrs. Byrd Has wW -hava'a ehxnc© to see another ;• Used Teethina battle royal In which several ne­ groes will pummel each other for For Ten Years the benefit 1— of the crowd—and themselves, too. . Tfeket sales fpr tonight's Affair *Thavc used Teethina with m; have gone over, tho top and a ipka for tho last ten years; larger crowd than before is ex­ st wouldn’.t bn without it aiv pected to flood, the doorway to­ ep.it on hand all tha time,' night for admittance. rifo Mr*, B. A. By*d, Route A nTlOe, Atmore. A la/.. . STORM WARNINGS MAa soon-as my babies began to c u t their teeth l • started giving | NEW ORLEANS, _______, Mar. 28.— them Teethina and they naver had itheast storm warnings were or" hit of trouble like many babies ed for the Texas coast by-the have*‘- I gave it for colic, dlarWOather bureau Friday. The dis­ a -s . * im « 1 i . t.l f tuuea and .summer complaint am turbance marked with intensity is Ask us dbout ihe new it always relieved .them. and kepi • a# v*** * central over east Colorado moving them healthy,*and good-tempered." eastward will probably cause gales Careful Mothers sh o u ld 'h e a p way to* pay for the rriday afternoon. Teethina handy, aa It is most help­ ful .In allaying the pei»rand dis­ MR*] <BACHELOR DIES. Chevrolet—Sari Juan tress ef teething ae •Well-at.colic (ORLANDO, Mar. 28,—Mm. Irand other infantilc, Lraubles<i;*v.f Tia.Baphekr wifB.of the.famous, author, dicif 'la s t ’ night at her Winter Park home, it-was loomed torics, Columbus, Ga,, for a pack-’ here early this afternoon. ago and a free booklet about ba- May •1^a Teach Yap COSTUME* i-APtRiUn Wit Or .it* :* / 3*tBkH+iiu *4***'. w v / y '>•*! See Chevrolet F irsts M^nrjpfaaa of.her death was not V iiL fO R -C T F * IMPROVEWALES,. -Mar. 28.— rs/y c S w y s tir r l o t i /pc $150,000 :/or „«'~v l .90 jLJ$P0-a«rv. die from .town lespefidek Road,r to co»t Ch'eniK; Orefiid, P, J $20,000; < draining and l a m tepace about Lake d between jt and North ’ale** •for- playgrounds, P la im c p lo r/ic ro u n d , stripe R o s e ; T u rtju o iffc ; M « l i u i n G t e y . \ Ihexram for band concert at f t * . Jtylh. f^«Jar, Mar. 28 at V l k v c h —Fairest of the Fair .......^4... Sousa 'ff'O terture—La Burlesque P ld iti color w ith h j a t d o t a n d flo ra l designs 3 Seng for Comet—Goodr i i - iii W ............................. Fo*tl ' 4 'Selection—Daughter of the Regiment ........ Donisetti ■A Dtmbio Number—I Lov« 1. 1 . ,'You • by Archer; Smile . TbVough Your Tears .... . Hamblen . . » -INTERMISSION 6 March—The Troopers ___ . ...... ^..... . ,.7 Bfledley—Favorite Metcalf Songu | Luke 8 Characteriftlc — Whinper!.‘f Ih f Of L o v e V o n Blon • W*A Bit of Synaopatoin ..... Goldman 10 S tar Spangled Banner. .... e.B qtuF e-lO O pieces I W ^ ^ xonBi Values,up to ^iraay and Monday Very ’JOS: REIZENRTEIN, . Bnntlmastcr, Jr5||plTTffTTT NEW frocks and gowns of ti*anscendent loveliness; Costume suits with lines th at fair­ ly live; strikingly original Coats and’Capes; and all those daipty accessories which com plete the ensemble of Milady’s attire; THEATRE And ihe extrfemely moderate prides a t Fiin Tan Shop will ..T oday.... delight yfiu quite as much as the fashions themselves! Wm. .Fox PrcjientB ■“LADIES t O BOARD •WKV "TONY” the wonder Hdrse.- Tom Mix'* Inheritance o f an old ladle*’ home la your thouannd laughs. -• Next Door to McLnulin’a Jewelry Siore. COMEDY: KlflllTINC ., ALL NEXT WEI NORTON’S COME!) Change of Play Each fittm Rivrr Ringing Or *uw. j \i One table oi Val. and Forchon L a c e ^ match patterns a t ?i.t �, E. tu t. o t Blk 8, Tt. If, ran K. 80 l i , 8. 1 ffc. W. 60 f t , , # 2MJ58 ft. to U f ....... 19, The above and foregoing Pina) A n n im n ti tro 91546.54 Interertup to April 15, 1924, and from and after uid t Td^bo-home by City 1-3, $815.45, assessments will, bo payable only in ten equal anm To ue boime adjacent property, 91230.89. with interest at 8 per corn per annum on all deferred Number of feet frontage, 408, Witness my hand aa City Clerk and the Seal of t Assessment per foot frontage, 82.63, ford, Florida, this 14th* day .of March, A. D. 1924. FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. (SEAL) L. R.-PHILIP Foot Final Name Description Frontage' Aaaeaanent 8-15.22-20-4-5-12 M. F. Robinson, Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 1, Sanford ... 117 129.98 ...‘ 117 , 429.98 Eugene Cox, Lot 14, Blk 4, Tr. 1, Sanford 312.38 R. G. Stockton, Hra. E. 85 t t Lot 8, Blk 4, Tr. 2 8585 - 32 32 - 117.60 C. R Davison, W. 32 ft. p it 8, Blk 4, Tr. 2.........Carrie S. Davison, Beg. at S. W. cor. Lot 13, Blk . 4 Tr. 2. Run N. 67 fU 7 in., E. G2V4 ft., N. E. “ 43 f t , N. 3H ft., E. 12)4 ft., S. to S. E. cor. ^ *v • of Bold Lot 13, W. 117 ft. to beg................ - 117 429.98. Mrs. A. E. Hill, Lot 5, Blk, 4, Tr. 5 _____ _____ 167 613.73 S. ,0 , and J. C. Chase Lot 8, Blk 4, Tr. 5 .... 28.3 104.00 Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad Co., Right-of-way In . Blk 4, Tr. 5 ..... .................... .......... ............... 27.7 101.80 Atlantic ‘ Coast Line Rallrdnd Co., Right-of-way , . ; 'granted by Franchise oft Myrtle Ave, between ' ,Second and Third S treets_________ ______ 19 69.83 T. J. Tiller, E. 77 ft. Lot 8, Blk 4, Tr. 0 .......... 77 282.93 j Vickery W. 40 ft. Lot $, Blk 4, Tr. 6 ...,....... 40 147.00 T. J. Tiller Lot 10, Blk 4, Tr. 8 ..................177 429.98 W. L. Tapp Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 7 ...................2..... 117 429.98 ■ MWtfe M. JiAWns Lot Ip, .Blk 4, Tr. 7 .................. 117 429.98 (t. J. Wolfe Lot 5, Bllr 4, Tr. 8 ..... ...... 117 ^29.98 I. W. Snow E. 1-2 of Lot 10. Blk 4, Tr. 8 z 58.5 214.90 R. A. Howell W. 1-2 of Lot IP, Blk 4‘, Tr. 8 ........... 58.5 214. J9 Mattio G. Pncc Lot 5, Blk 4, Tr. 9 ...... ........ ......... 117 307.72 ROOMS 501-2 Mcisch Realty Co., Lot 10, Blk 4, Tp. 0 .............. 117 . 307 72 Victor and Bello Check Lot 5, Dlk 4, Tr. 10 ........... 117 Largest Insurance Agency in Sanford. 429.98 J. H. Tillia Lot 10,Blk 4, Tr.' 10 ........................... 117 429.98 F irst National Bank Bldg. ——— ----------- phone f5 H. A. Estridge LotG, Blk 4, Tr. 11 .................... 117 429.98 L o la W Powell and Matilda ll Williams Lot 10, iin iu in m n u n n iiia n ittiu iiiiN iin i,,, Blk. 4, Tr. 11 ........ .......... ............... ................ 117 429.98 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Cu», E. 137 ft. of Blk . 4, Tr. 12. Also R. R. Right-of-way beg. at S. E. Cor. Blk 4, Tr. 12, run E. 50 fL, N. 205.5 ft., W. 50 ft., S. 265.5 'ft. to beg .....L... 164 602.70 Mrs. A .E .Phillips Lot 1; Blk 5, Tr. 1 ........... 117 429.98 J. W.Rutledge E. 51 ft. Lot 9, Blk G, Tr. 1 .......... Gl 187.13 C. M.Mitchell, W. 66 ft. Lot 0, Blk G, Tr. 1 .......... 66 242.55 Tiu ctm R.FRANK NORTON. C. II. Smith E. 74 ft. Lot 1, Blk G, Tr. 2 ...... 74 271.95 George E. Wells W. 43 ft. Lot 1, Hlk G, Tr. 2....... 43 158.03 J. II. Roumillat Lot9, Bik 6, Tr. 2 .................... 117 429.98 Opening Play T. W. Williams Lot1, Blk G, Tr. 5 ......................... 117 429.98 Mrs. A. E. Hill Lot 0 Blk 5, Tr. G ...............' ...... 7G 275.03 Atlantic ‘Coast Line Railroad Co. Right-of-way between Third and Fourth Streets .............. 36 132.30 Atlantic Const Line Rnilron'd Co. Ltl. Blk 6. Tr. 0. 117 429.98 A Three Act Comedy Drnnm Annie F. Woodburn E. 1-2 Lot 0, Illk 5, Tr. 6.:.. G8.G 214.99 Harriett F. Leavitt W. 1-2 Lot 6, Dlk G, Tr. C___ - G8.5 •A Story of Lovo nnd Politics, full of philosophy, 214.99 E. Woodcock Lot 1, Bik 6, Tr. 7 ....-....................... 117 429.98 Lriming over with clean wholesome comedy. S. .Runge Lot 6, Blk G, Tr. 7 .............. ...... . 117 429.98 Wm. Tuggles Lot 1, Blk G, Tr. 8 .............................117 429.98 VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Harry F. nnd Beecher Kent Lot 0, Dlk 5, Tr. 8 .... 117 429.98 John D. Jinkins Lot 1 Blk 6, Tr. 9 ......................... 117 307.72 Extra Added t Attraction—Green Primary School Lot 0, Bik G, Tr. 9 .................... 117 * 307.72 Mary S. Dickins Lot 1, Blk 5, Tr. M .................... 117 <129.98 River Novelty Singing Orchestra. George A. DcCottes Lot 0, Blk G, Tr. 10..„______ 117 .429.98 G. W. Smith Lot 1, Blk 6, Tr. 1 1 ... .................. 117 429.93 -22 nnd 6Q eta. plus war tax. W. R. Pell Lot 6, Blk 6, Tr. 11 ..................... '.. 117 •129.98 Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. E. 137 ft. of Entire Change of Program Each Night. Illk G, Tr. 12. AIsq right-of-way beg. at N. tmae, advertising, etc, t par cent In* 4 per cent"__ ------------- •BY HARRY B. HUNT , raAJBeirleo S ta t Writer. ;lirA8HDS'aTON>»Orch 00.—In* •tt traducing Mr. Ralph Beaver ittrauburcer. You'll hear more tabout Mr. Straaabunter between ■m w and June 10. when the Rtpub. ‘.llcan National Convention asaem* blee In ClevelandBtnuaburaer needa no Introdue-' 'lion In Pennsylvania, his home •state, where he owne a newspaper I t Norristown, has a fancy farm In .Gwynedd Valley, manages a for* tune of many millions and dabbles » bit In politics. But outside Iho Keystone state, he needs some Identification for the role In which no may appear. » In Older that Washington corre­ spondents who may have cause to fer to hfm In coming months S all have full Information. Straasburger has Just presented each of kbem with a massive 500-page vol­ ume. profusely Illustrated, setting forth his geneaotogy and career. From It we glean: That Strgssburger Is descended from Johann Andreas Strnssburgcr Who sailed from Rotterdam for Philadelphia In 1743- That ha If :41 years of age. a graduate of the fAnnapolis Naval Academy, served Jl brief time In the diplomatic corps *aa a secretary In the Balkan states jand In Japan, but resigned from ‘.the service when William Jennings .Bryan became secretary of state. I F From which it may correctly be Inferred Strassburger le a Repubj)lcan. And In that fact lice his iposstblo future news Interest. CTRA8SBURQER was the flnanJO clal “angel" back of lliram 'Johnson's campaign for the presi­ dency In 1920. Shortly after Cool!ldge succeeded to the White House. Strassburger announced Johnson would be a candidate again this year. Johnson's declaration fol­ lowed within two weeks. Then, however, Strassburger paid a visit ^ i E ducator 'o f Public OtV that word la being passed N around that Strvsburgcr « • pacts to be much more than a mere 25 Acres Celery Land. "aneel" this year. How much more? Well, It le pointed out, the selection ot a run­ ning mate for Calvin Is yet to be decided. And Strassburgcr Is (i good runner, lie was a leader vln athletics at Exeter Academy and at Annapolis. He scored the only goals made by the navy In the fa­ mous Army-Navy football game of 1902. He has force, enthusiasm and money. He Inherited a substantial fortune from his thrifty Pensyl* van!a Dutch ancestors. And ho married Miss May Bourne, daugh­ ter of F. C. nouvne. president of the Singer Manufacturing Co. Located 6n the beautiful shores of Lake Monroe. Price $3,000.00. Five beautiful building lots; Sanford Heghts, between Park hiid French Avenues. Price $450.00 per lo t 10 ACRE CELERY BEARDALL Avenue. B ut Strassburger will not wnlU away with the VI’ nomination uncontested. If that Is really the goal at which he Is now aiming. The field of "ivwslbllltlc*" for-sec­ ond place on the G. O. P. ticket Is alm ost‘as long ns for the first position In the Democratic column. Among others "mentioned'' to date are Charley Dawes. Senator Arthur Capper. General Frank Hines and Senator Lcnroot. The nominee, however, probably Is not In any list projected to date. E F .. L A N E HE decision of President CoolT Idge lo rmiko an: address In Indiana In May. at !» memorial service for Hnotiler wnr heroes. Is regarded, politically efs a elevor move. In view of the growing bfllef that Senator Ralston of that state Is the best bat for the -Democratic, nomination. M arket N ew s Carlo! Shipment* Reported For Thursday, Mar, 27. California 14, New York 0, Florida 119, (Sanford Section 103); total 120*. Total antpmonta to date this season: New celery (Florida), 4,770; old celery, 16,752. Shipping Paint Information. Sanford, Fla., Thursday, clear and warm. Good wire inquiry, demand and trading good, mar­ ket Arm for small sizes. Carloads f. o. b. usunt terms. Florida 10inch crates Golden Self-blanch­ ing in the rough, U. S. No. 1, 4-8s 13-93.25, heavy to 3s and larger 82.50-82.75. Very light movement expected now' until spring celery is ready. Approx­ imately 65-70 per cent of season movement from this section is over. —"Terminal market report, this iforning’a sates to jobbers un­ less otherwise stated." Philadelphia, 43 degrees, clca, 2 Calif. 2 Fla. arrived. 13 cars on track. Supplies moderate, demand slow, market steady. Florida 10-inch crates Golden some short, U. S, No. 1, 3s, $384, 4s 83.50-84, 6-8s $4.50. Baltimore, 47 degrees, clear. 2 Fla. arrived. 11 cars on track. Closing Thursday, opening F ri­ day. Supplies moderate, demand slow, market unsettled. Florida 10-inch crates Golden Selfblanching in the rough, 3s $3.5083.75, 4s 91-84.25, few higher, 6-8s 94-84.60, few higher, 10s $484-25,- few 94.50. Pittsburgh, 46 degrees, clear. 6 .Fla. arrived. 31 cars on track. Supplies moderate, demand tnotlefhtc, market steady. Florida 10-inch crates Golden Selfblanching in the rough, 3s $3.50*X75, -Is $4.25-84.50, 6-8s $1.5034.75. New York, 40 degrees, clear. 4 _Fla. arrived. Supplies light, demand moderate, market slight­ l y stronger. Floridn 10-inch caates Golden Self-blanching in the rough, 6-8 mostly $4.50, few S4V76, 4s $4-84.25, few $1.50, 3s WAO-FI, 2 ^ s $3.50, New French strain 0-10s 94-84.25, 4s $3.75-31, 2Vis $3.50, car pre-cooled, washttk bpncljeil, 4s $1.15, 0s 85-9(1 cents, 8s 05-75 cents per hunch. Chicago. 1 Calif. 5 Fia. arriv­ ed, 34 cars on track. Supplies liberal, demand moderate, market slightly weaker. Florida 10-inch erptes Golden Self-blunching in the rough, 4-8s $3.75-$4, mostly 34, 3s $3.50-$3.75. California cChics Golden Heart in the rough, 4-fis $0.75-$7. Correction, yester­ day’s report 4-8h and 3s should have rend $3.50-33.75. Detroit, 10 degrees, clear. 4 arrived. 12 cars on track. Suplies moderate, demand and trading moderate, market firm. Florida 10-inch crates Golden Self-blanching in the rough, 0-8s mostly $5, Is $1.50-$4.75, 3s $3.- NOT REALLY LOST No article of value is r»ally lost until after The Herald Wants have been culled upon to restore it to the rightful owner. Pockctbooks, jewelry, aprcl, personal possessions, r.gs of intrinsic value und others that are prized liecausc of their association, arc often quickly returned, when temporarily lost, through Herald Wants. Herald Wants are the first thing to consult when romething of value is lost or found. Herald Wants bring los­ ers and finders together. To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Hernia of­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. ^ 75-8-1, washed, wrapped, procooled 4s $5.40. California crates Golden Heart ordinary quality and cpndition few salos $4.50-85. Cincinnati 47 degrees portly cloudy. I Fin. nrrivwl. 0 cars on track. KupIioH ntodcrntcuzlnmand and trnding moderate mnrket about steady, Florida 10inch ern tts' Golden Self-blanching in tho rough 4-8s $3.50-84, best mostly $3.85-84, 3s $3.25-83.50, washed 4-8s $4.25-84.50. Cleveland, 13 degrees cloudy. 6 Fla. arrived. 13’ c.vs otr track. Supplies liberal, demand good for small sizes, market firm. Flor­ idn 10-inch crates Golden Sclfblnnching in tho rough, fis 8s nnd 10s $4.75-$5, mostly 5, 4s $4.2594.50. Florida^ Pir\enj>plc Growers' Association e stimates 1024 crop at nearly 200,000 crates. In S e v e n th J •■•lleln I r l r e iil t «( Flurliln C lrrn ll Court of S em in o le C ou n t) , tn C h m ir r r ). . i i i v o i u 'k B e ll a W ii c s t e n f e lt , C o m p lain an t, vs. • Cha*. II. Wut-Rti-nfi-lt. Ui'Rpnnili-nf. O R D E R OF ITIII.IO ATION T ho Ktnti- ,,f F lo rid a : T o Chun II. " U estenfelt, I te s p n n d f r it: It Im ordered th a t von nppoar to tin- Hill o f Conipltiitit tiled nmtliiMt yoUi here hi, on th e Gth d a y o f .May. eitu You t i t^ tt^e] l#»i,ratVt-ly iSHrerfilj U .H tui th’tij'i “BIRDS OTEATHER” ftffil Jeanne Gordon, Famous 1much headway with the masses, but rhythm and melody, with tho Singer, Points Out old masters rather than with tho new, are what tho public want. s Value of Synco- New York City.—"Tho public's musical tasto has lately been libelled," declares Miss Jeanne Gordon, Metropolitan Opera star, whom that same public hus this year acclaimed. "People want .not Jazz, as critics any, but only melody," Miss Gordon insists. Miss Gordon has had a strange and metcor-liko career. Five years ago she was B i n g i n g in a Broadway motion picture house. Today she has played some of the most important roles the Met­ ropolitan offers, She hqs bad ex­ perience, therefore, with the pub­ lic's reaction to all types of music. i "Tho idea that this is a cen­ tury of jazz is all wrong,” the charming opera singer asserts. •"It Is only n century of melody. llPtlieclua) music ia not making "Song of Love" “I think ono of tho best InJ stances is the ‘Song of Lovo’ from ‘Blmsom Time’ adapted from Schubert's ‘Unfinished Sym­ phony.' Tlus song has been turned into wnltz rhythm, but the haunt­ ing melody is what makes it pop­ ular. The whole standard of music could bo raised if the audicnco could bo got to realize the beautiful melody and rhythm- in many af-the old masters. "The play ‘Blossom Time’ giv­ ing tho life of Franz Schubert nnd a modern interpretation of m n many erf his songs is tho first ■ g big step towards bringing tho musters to tho public. With mel­ ody nnd Tliythm aa tho meeting ground nnd modern interpreta­ tion as tho bridge, all tho works of Chopin, Tchaikowsky, Ruben- a ss stein, Liszt and Mozart can bo in­ troduced to tho popular audience ■ ■ M in the same way." 5 f IIIIIIIIII» U ||IIHnil>IlllllllulHlllllim iBIH|IM H||B|llRII»IIIIDIIUIBIiniUlllllllllllll ■ H is It is fu rth er ordered th a t a copy of th is ord er he p u b lish ed o n c e a w eek for o t) H a lit c o n s e c u t iv e w e e k s In th e San ford H -rald , a new spaper p u h llsh ed In said w ill lie ta k en as c o n fe s se d a g a i n s t ' ,,f o f f i c e at Sanford. S em in ole cou n ty. of F lorid a on ib is you fo llo w e d by flliat decree. C o u n ty , S lu t, W it n e s s my hand and o ff ic ia l It Is fu rth er ordered that th is th e 2 1s i d a y o f .March. A. R. 19‘JI. sea l th is th e 7th day o f March, A. n otice ho tmldished 111 the S an ford (S R A I .) C. A RORGI.AHH, I*. 1924. C lerk of the Circuit Court, Rally Herald, a n ew sp ap er, p u b li s h ­ (8UAI.) v:. a. n o r m , ass . S e m i n o le County, Florida. ed lit Hartford, S e m in o le ''o n n il. Clerk Ctreult Court ItyoV. H. Rmiln.ni I t t ‘i * S ta te o f Florida o n ce r a t h w eek B y: A. M. W e e k n. It. C. licon u rd y. for a peril*,! of e i g h t C on secutive J o h n K*>lleiior f o r Cnmiilulnuiit. Weeks. In «hr Circuit 1‘nurt, Nr«rnth J in ll. W it n e s s my hand ulid offl, lul seal n - 2 2 - 2'».i - n - 1 2 . i'.i- 2<; .- :i- n - i 7 clnl (I m i 11 In nml for Nciiilnnlc ( i i u n t r , s t a t e of Flnrliln. ------1-vs In r h n n r r r y . TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY rtN THIRD HILL TO III IKT TITM'S F ra n k I,. Wtnwlriirf, Fiiuitilnliiaiit, STREET I ROM SANFORD AVENUE TO MAGNOLIA VM. E llen M KnlKlit. |{. |i. F uller, G eo rg e It. C a m i t l i , It I.. F arrell, atnl M a rg a ret \V. Ilamney Defeiitlantit. I'lT A T If »N T o Klleu M, K n ig h t. If liv in g anil If dead, a ll iiartlee elnlruiiW In ter­ est under th e no Id E l l e n At., K n igh t, d ecea sed , or o t h e r w i s e In and to Hie iircmiseM h e r e in a f t e r d e sc r lh -1 . It I). F uller. If l i v i n g und If dead, nil p a r tie s c la lo fln g lu te rest under the said If. I'./ F u ller, 'd ecea s ed , or o th e r w is e . In and to th e ii r e m l s ,« h e r e in a f te r d escrib ed ; G eorge It. t’urruth, if liv in g anil If dead, uli p a rties c l a i m i n g Interest under Hie said G en rg c It. t ’nrrnth'. d ec e a se d nr o lh e r iv ls e . In and to the p rem ises h e r e in a f te r d e sc r ib e d ; It I. F a r ­ rell If liv in g , and If dcndi s l l |mrth'H c la i m i n g I n le r c si u n der the said It. I,. F q f c d l , d e iv u s e tl or o t h e r w is e In uttd t ■> the* prcm ls, s h e r e ln u f le r d e s c r ib e d . Martnirul W, Itam sey, if liv in g and If dead, all p a rties c l a i m i n g Interest under the said M argaret W‘. ’ Ituooiey, dl ceased , or o t herwlsi) In n n d to th e, p rem ises h e r e in a f t e r ^Ipitcrilisil. sa id p ro p er­ ty b ein g s i t u a t e d lit Hemlnole <‘m i n ­ ty, .State o f Florid;! .and nivrc p a r­ tic u la r ly d e sc r ib e d as fo l lh w s tnw It: I Lpts I and 3, S e c tio n 12, T o w n ­ sh ip 20 S o u th or R a n g e .10 East, c o n ta in in g . RH fit g e n s m ore or less. f 1f ' / It a p p e a r in g from tin, s w o r n hill of cunipliUnL tiled h e r e i n , a g a in s t y o u that y o u h a v e or c la im som e Interest In th o said d escrib ed prnpr „rty. You, and e a ch o f you, are th e r e fo r e re q u ir e d and ordered to he anti a p p e a r liefnre our t ’lrcttit Court at th e Court Ito u se lo S a n ­ ford, S e m i n o le c - m n l y . S t a l e of Florid a, on th e first M onday In J u n e, th e sa in t-, b e i n g th o 2nd, das o f J u n e, A. 1 1. t '.i at. a n d th e n and th ere to m a k e ttu sw cr to th e lllll o f C om plaint h erein lllcd aHulnst yo u nnd h erein fa ll not e ls e sa id hill FARM, on AVENUE AND OAK TO MILL (-'REEK: The following h the final estim ate of the cost of paving Third St., front Sanford Ave. west to Magnolia Ave., and from Oak Ave., west to Mill Creek in Tier 12, of E. li. T raffurd'a Map of the town of Sanford, Florida,'with sheet asphalt 2-k feet in width. From Sanford to Magnolia, Oak to Crunch and Maple to Mill Creek: 1817 Ca. yds. excavation till Ulc ...... ......... ....................... 726.30 100.39 llKI.'lll Sla. yds. overhaul (»o Ic ............. - ................................ 3508.50 1678 Lin. ft. concrete curl, nnd g u tte r (rtf 75c ................... 839.90 1133 Lin. ft- flush curb (>i‘ 30c . ...................... 162 I.in ft. granite curb reset (m 15c ___ ____ 21.30 5033.25 (1711 Sq. yds. 6" rock base laid (w) 75c ... .................. 0521) Nq. yds. 2'^ sheet asphalt top (at H7c ....... ................ 0321.10 036 Sq, yds liriek reiaitl (a) 42<: . . ........... »...a........ ...... 207.12 3725 Sq. ft. alley returns (a> 22c .................................... . 819.50 31 50 1.5 (’it. yds. class I, eoncrete <VD $2.'!.(KI ................... ...... 8 Type A Inlets (a) $30.00 ......... .............................. 240.99 243.00 9 Type II Inlets «i< $27.00 ............... ............................ Q Manholes (*r> $50.00 ............ .............................................. 300.00 104.011 (Ti> $1.10 ....................... 509.80 721 Lin. ft. IS” alarm newer (n> $1.80 .... ............... 1297.80 1,115 L in .ft. 24" atorpi ^ewer (S) $2.75 .... ............ 316.25 *2fl.l I.in. ft. valley g utter (ip $1.05 ............... ........... 270.15 152.10 2210 Lin. ft. II" liiain lilt* ffi) $65.00 per M ......... 65 Sq. yds. brick fur intersections $1.17 ....... 7(5.05 79.0(5 Extra work .............................................................. 32.50 G Monuments at street intersections <fi> $0.50 .... Laboratory Inspection ...... ..................................... 201.50 Legal expense, advertising, etc., 2 per cent -123.71 Engineering l per cent ..................................... 847.48 5 $ ,5 5 ! | Location a Valuable Asset No City of the First Class was ever built on a branch line—Look around you and think of all the best cities nn<l resorts in this country, and you will find that they arc nil built cither on the main lines of railroads—the _ • main highways—or on large bodies of water. • to Buena V ista next Wednesday and get the free lot, meet me there. J| j *| ,JS j: »; II HOLLYWOOD I BY-THE-SEA Possesses ALL of these advantages, IT OCCUPIES A LOCATION THAT IS UNSURPASSED. It is on the main line of tin: F. F. C. Railway—with the largest und most imposing station south of Jackson­ ville—just completed. ’ It is on the DIXIE HIGHWAY over which more than two hundred thousand tourists from nearly every state pass through it annually. it is on the INLAND WATERWAY through which many of the famous yachts come to enjoy the-boating and fishing of southern waters. * i .. It is directly on the ATLANTIC OCEAN where the Gulf Stream Hows within three miles of its shores making bathing the year ’round a real joy. Is it any wonflre then that Florida's newest and most scientifically planned city and resort is being built on the site of such a location'.’ Is it surprising that more than six thousand people have bought nine millien dollars worth of property in n little more than two years? Hundreds are visiting IIOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA daily—If you haven’t seen it—do so this week or as soon as convenient—It is well worth the trip. FREE sightseeing trips arc made twice weekly from Sanford. Full informs- . lion will lie mailed you immediately on receipt of signed coupon. It HOMKSEEKERS REALTY CO. Agents for Total cost .....................— .............................................. To bo borne by City 1-3, $71815.05. To be borne adjacent’ property, $llb 7 2 .1 0 ‘ Number of feet frontage, 4074. , Assessment per foot frontage, $3,075. Front French Ave. tn Maple .Ave. ......$ 52.30 132 Cu. yds. excavation (jv 10c .................................. J- W. YOUNG, President 710 Sta. yds Overhaul <Ji> Ic .............................. '.......... ...... . 7.10 008 I.ln. ft. curb aml| g u tter @ 75c ......................... ...... 450.00 MRS. J. R CA/LDER, Local Mgr. 72 Lin. ft. flush curb Ci) .70c ........... ......................... | 21.0* Landers Drug Co. .< t i 380 Sq. yds. 0" rock base (5> 75c ...................... ....... ___ N289.60 Sanford, Florida 730 <750 Sq. yds. 22" asphalt top @ 97c........... ....... 92.10 420 Sq. ft. alley returns <g> 22c ................- ........................... . ‘ V J *)7 Oft 27.00 1 Type B Inlet @ — . ............................................... 35.16 640 lin ft. 3" drain tile @ $05.00 per M ..... — .......... Laboratory inspection O T , H i H M H M W I H H l M m M > H l ^ l « M « i M M H H M ^ l « m « m H IIIBIIIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBIB„ | J HOLLYWOOD LAND AND I expect to go out li WATER COMPANY a .............................. .................................................................................. .I s , !ft1 •; ■ �1 .. ' 4 - HFT . y -* - j - ' . ^ S s T ? ,H a Let os wire (hat new home and In» » some of our on to date f i x t u r e s . ti l * r Our pf Ices are in tine with the high g !*y n f w o r k m a n s h i p M # b lise . Fhctfe 113 iaM duuB ufnauadM tfU M U fldi H avre* r-*n«v CatttetU .always iftt tr t* eWdren, -nee the Intent expression cm the cet'of'the little,oneg^n,the group iawn above; . . Rut the wqmfti^wtve* and mothg.of Diissefdorfj Germany, have st ope.mission in life—to procure lough food-to relieve the distress of thm iam iliH . They ate striving to erbwd into a small bake shop and j e t bread. More than half of them kre tfootned to the bitter disappoint| must come because of i food shortage, ireity of rations Is Having ig effect on the health of he German people. No less disinguishtd an authority than Dr. ifaVta .Ernetson, former Commisilon*rifif Health of New York City md/>«H!'authority on community jesUht-.tiid recently after a tour of hat .djuptry that It was a ‘‘perfect irgatiiution for the spread o f tuber- rcfifflW. ftkrvtna.H r a; hi:-----Sunday school, 10 a. m. I Woman's Club budding, Oak kvenut. . ✓ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The Sunday - night preaching lervice will begin a t 8 o'clock ibroifgh th# summer.' A t-th e >reaching services tomorrow Mr. jrownlee will preach on “Faith” n th e . tnomirig and i’Tho Truth shall Make.You Free” ut night. The services for the day will bo is follows; I 0:45 a / m., Sunday school, t i n. m., Preaching service. 2 p. m., Junior Christian Enlaavar, 2;30_ p. m„ Intermediate Chrfsian Endcavpr. 7 p. in., Senior Christian En leaver. colons. • The undernourishment o( the people has alto made them easy prey for- other dread maladies and unteae food is provided for them without delay much suffering and death probably will occur. The American Committee for Re­ lief of German Children, of which Major-General Henry T. Allen, former commander of the American force* on the Rhine, is^chairman, is prepared to act as the intermediary in hastening this relief to the suf* ferers. The funds it proposes to raise will be devoted exclusively to the free-feeding of childVen, hence a portion of the population will be cared for. But what of the men and women who are in distress, thou­ sands of them professionals whose source of income has been fluttered by the economic unrest? The American Committee has provided a method by which they may be fed. This is the food pack­ age department, which on payment ol ten dollars will deliver to any designated person in Germany, oc­ LM wottxm • r,* r cupied territory included. 119 poundsof American food. This package will contain 49 pounds bf flour, 23. pounds of rice, 10 pounds of sugar,1 8 pounds of cooking fats, J pounds' of cocoa and 24 one-pound tins of evaporated hulk. Residents of America who have, tta 3 T PLooa plaju relatives or friends in Germany are especially urged by General Alien to take advantage of this service.. The delivery of the packages is insured A-73 ' 'A-73. Art, by the German government which Office of R. C. HUNTER A BRO. Architects. Paga 1. also is paying all transportation costs in that country. (House A-73.) 1, Applications for the food packages may be made either in person or by , — A DUTCH COLONIAL It OUSE OP REFINEMENT — , mail at the headquarters of the Food Package Department of the For -those who like the Dutch Colonial style, here is a house that will offer a strong appeal. American Committee for the Relief of German Children, 42 Broadway, The Dutch stylo is enjoying a much deserved popularity. The pleasing graceful lines of the lJutch roof, the delicate detail and the appearance of a rau I home, these are the qualities that are so much admired. • • At night our Christian Endeav­ The architects have designed this little house wl th thought to every detail, fioWevor small a fid seimor meets ut nnd this is fal­ ingly unimportant. The result—the picture* speak for themselves. The house has been called “A Lit­ lowed by the night preaching ser­ vice. A hearty invitation js ex­ What could be more picasing than the refreshing contrast of this little white house setting snugly tended to visitors nnd transients nmfd u bowdr.of trees and shrubbery with a foreground of neat greeh )awn7 to worship with us. Every Congregutionallst in the city is urged This is the kind of a place that comes to mind when we think of a hom'd in the suburbs—a neat white R p. pi.i Breaching service. An attendance contest is on in to attend reguarly and help us to cottage with a green roof; a tree or two to shade the entrnnee porch and the living porch as Well; a do our part in building the King­ stretch of green lawn; shrubbery banked on one side for fragrance and for color; on entrance porch with the Sunday school, Mr. Fred T. benches and vine covered trellis to bid one igpj offer a suggestion «f old.tiipo ho(pitaJ|ty..witbj|}. Williams’ class of boys won the dom of Righteousness. Come. ,i,,a a ,a ,H U -,a u R a n a priia last Sunday and with it-the- - '" t i r a t T T c i T u H t t f ....... ————. Here it is, down to the last detail. pronitse of a fish fry, Tomorrow, the fourth Sunday In What a contrast docs this picture make with n stuffy city apartment with its outlook on red brick Ixnt, services will bo ns follows: HOL CROSS CHURCH court walls or dirty back yards, or at. Icaqt, noisy, hot and dusty streets. Sunday school at 9 n. in. Church services for the fourth low Mass at 10:.‘J0 n. m. Sunday in Lent, will be: This serves to bring out .strikingly the difference between a home and a stopping place, the difference Sermon, “ Worldly Goods and Re­ between living and existing. 7:30 a. ni.t Low Celebration ligious Indifference.'* (Chapel). Rosary and Benediction ut 7:30 Nor nro the plans of this house disappointing, they give nil the exterior promises, they are convoni0:45 a. m., Sunday School, (High p. m. ent, compact und, above all, livable and homey. . School). Friday evening at 7:45, Stations 11 n. m-. Morning service, Litany of the Cross nnd Benediction. The ceilings are low, nfter the manner of the old Colonial houses, there is plenty of wall space for nnd sermon. Masses during week at 8 n. m. furniture, and windows to let in the sunshine urenot lacking. The interiors furnish nnd decorate in 7:30 p. m., Vespers and sermon First Friday devotions, Mas* at a charming manner nnd complete an ideal little home. (Chapel). 7 a. m. Cost about $7,000. The sermons ut both services Strangers invited to church ser­ will be delivered by Rev. Father vices. Complete working plans and specifications of th D house may be obtanied for a nominal sum front Anderson, O. H, C. the fluHdlng Editor. Refer to House A-73. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday school 0:30. Morning CONGREGATIONAL c h URC1I Our services begin with the Bible worship nnd sermon 11 n. m. Sub­ Baptismal service 7:30. Even­ school at 0:45 n. m. This is fol­ ject, Turning the Eyes on the Field. Hnptist Young People’s Unions ing worship and sermon follow* lowed by the morning preaching Evening subject, Deep Calling to 0:45. service at It o'clock. Deep. Prayer service and Bible* study Wednesday evening 7:45. PIR ST METHODIST CH URCII ' W. J. Cnrpenter, Pastor. Morning sermon, “The Passion of Jenna for Men in Need.” The theme of the night service will be, “The Call of our Lord to Men of (his Day.” The Sunday school will meet at 0:30 a. m. Ep worth Leagues hold devotion­ al meeting sat 0:45. The evening service will begin at 7:46, instead of 7:30. Let all those interested take notice. Let us dem onstrate to you how to freeze your own ice at home in the most sanitary, economical way ----------- Plumbing, Well Drilling, Spray C arts----------- M ahoney-W alker, COMMERCIAL ST. Tax returns of "Mellon compan­ ies” were explained before the sen­ ate committee investigating the burau of internal revriu. We Handle FAIRBANKS, MORSE PRODUCTS for Hoolehan-Coleman Co., Cor. 3rd St. and Oak A ve.-------- — " id itM M iM M M iM u iih M b H ife fe iii “ I jur: ■* '*a» j . m .» *r • t \ * —. t * ■ H u U d W g ,U if ttr a * w r Shop and Yard 801 ,N. W. Flrat 81. And Help Toward A BUILDING CONTRACTOR Phone Roys and Girls we want you to know MBill Ding” Is your friehd and wants to help you. Phone 135 Here’* how you can have lots of fun and tnoka some money too. We are going to give away FREE 913.00 in priata for the beat “BUI Ding” Scrap Bdoka: All you have to do I* to watch the papers and cut oUt kafch “BJII Ding” picture, paste In a scrap hettk and when you have tM Complete Bel, bring theiri to “ 35.00— FIRST PRICE frOR T «E BEST NEATEST SCRAP BOOK. i f Phone 135 31.50— FOURTH PRIZE FOR TRE FOURTH BEST. AND (15) FIFTEEN $1.00 PRIZES FOR THE NEXT 15 BEST AND NEATEST SCRAP BOOK. IMPORTANT—No Scrap Books will be considered in “Bill Ding” contest unless it is complete and hha posted in it every “Bill Ding” Picture. ■ Now every Boy and girl get busy. Watch the papers | for “Bill Ding.” Sturt your Scrap Book now. Don't ^ let father or mother destroy the paper unUl they ® have given you “Bill Ding.” j ■ S e r v i c e LOOKING. 33.00—SECOND PRIZE FOR THE SECOND BERT. 92.50—THIRD PRIZE FOR THE TlfiRD BEST. H ILL Lumb Plumbers one BUILDERS VISIT MY SHOP. GET MY PRICER Heal Scrap Book of Bill Ding to be rewarded. We also have a complete line of GENASCOand. AMALGAMATED loll roofing and strip S h i n g l e s . In fact, can supply anything in the roofing line. the Home and Farm ; Carter Lumber£o. The senate Daugherty commit­ tee heard the cross-examination of Roxie Stinson and charges by H. L. Scalfe that he had been block­ ed in bfforts to expose alleged air­ craft frauds. PUMPS AND ENGINES FOR NEW CITY WATER PLANT PROSPECTIVE S P R I N G P r iz e s O ffe re d b y — - Th new immigration bill protiding.* basic quota of two per cant of the 1910 census was re­ ported by the senate Immigration committee. Fairbanks, Morse & Co. ] Spring Rains Have Only Started! We have In stodk NOW, which may be applied di­ rectly over ah old shingle roof. Don't Wait until the rains have ruined thh interior of your house. ________ _ ____ THE CITY OF SANFORD HAS PURCHASED w a x r e ,glad to h a v e i krrcuiv >l>»ir There are 52 “BUI Ding” pictures so sta rt your scr*]} book large enough. ■ Final announcement will be made when lost Bill Ding % picture Is printed. ■ a a a n a a n a a B a B a > ia a a a B B a a * a a a a B H a B a a a * a a a a n a u u u i �I>w» Dobb Says fenera). At last the news that hafc betn axpeetad for weeka baa come and he has taken the step that he should have taken many months ago. One can hardly keep from comparing the actions of Edwin Denby, former secretary of E MAY com* a m « ahof * the navy with those of the fohner attorney genera], Ope flln# of tthe card* fa Europe now. ______________ thought of the good of his party and his country while the Poincare end hit ministry are oat other put selfish interests above party loyalty and country and Poincare says the resignation good. ■ racial* i e n « i Alt obituary sea. cards of thanks. resolutions aotleoe of ontortalnmoBta whore Wee are mads, will bo charged at roeutar adrartlalne rates. SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1924. BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY WHAT GOD WILL DO:—Ho will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears Yrom off all faces; and the rebuki of his people shall be tak­ en away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken It. Isaiah. 25:8._____________ THE HANK O' DOON Ye banks and baes o' bonnie D6on, How can ye bloom sac fresh and fair? How dan ye chant, ye little birds, And I sue weary fu’ o’ caret Thoull break my heart, thou w arblinf bird, That wantons thro’ the flower­ ing thorn: Thou minds me o' departed joys, Departed never to return. A ft hae I loved by bonnie Doori, To see the rose and woodbine twine; And ilka bird sang o' Its luve, And fondly sae did 1 o’ mine; Wi* lightsome heart I pu’d a rope, F u' sweet upon its thorny treel But ah! he left the thorn wi’ me. —Robert Burns. This Is the kind of weather we have been looking for since last Fall. » o •An ostrich is a man who com­ promises with his conscience, who ■mokes Cubeba and gets drunk on era ass vuv pivovite .... strength Is as the strength of ten because his heart is pure.’’ ■ o------- There wouldn’t be so much need f o r 'Investigations in this country if there were fewer oil shares and more plow shares. A1 Jennings is giving the con­ gressional probers as many surprises as he once did tourists on >western trains. o------- When the White House cat wan­ dered # ff the other lia y .ltp n iy anticipated the approaching dc. parture of Mr. Coolidge. ------- o------- One thing which particularly anpeala to us about Frank Jen­ nings is th at he is not being sup­ ported by corporation-owned newspapers. o W. H. Anderson made one cent and a half for his first day's work in Sing Sing which will do him a lot more good than nil he made in the forgery business. -------- o-------The eight voyages of the Levia­ than during the past eight months have aggregated a net loss ot over seventy thousand dollars. The Queen of the Shipping Board fleet is quite consistent with other royalty. ------- o------- The slight intimation that Foincate was where he wasn’t wanted caused him to resign. Daugherty waited to be kicked out. Poincare will continue to serve his country and beloved by it. Daugherty will drop definitely but of sight. Statistics show that the death ij rate in the United Status Is grow\ • in* and the birth rate decreasing while immigration is being cdt | to a minimum. In spite of this, >however, Sanford and ail Florida • too are continuing to grow, ■ o — -; Voters are tired of ‘having j candida|?s ask them for ljobs. ; They want to know the qualifica! tions of office seekers and are not handing out positions just to help some fellow out financial!?! This kind of charity is a thing of the past. ------- o------- The Eyesight Conservation Coun1cil of America estimates that one out of ccvry four students has de­ fective sight. Many a child —»ts the reputation of being “dumb’’ when he is really only partly blind. Before being too severe with the various members of the awkward squad of any school, it is a good plan to have their eyes tested. ------- o------- The Tampa Observer says: "If j Blurtin regards Jenings as ‘third man,’ it is strange he gives all |his attnetion to Jennings und ig­ nores his oid-tin;e leader, Mr. ICatts. His mind is on Jennings. | Hear hint talk. If Jennings is so I weak, why worry so much? Bear jin mind, Martin docs not attack [Catts. Arc they still political Ibudd’cs?" Wonder whut office [Catts would be willing to accept (under a Martin administration' Not many weeks ago Edwin Denby was the center of fire in connection with the Teapot Dome oil scandal. He kept his office until he realized th a t he was hindering his political p^rty and was handcapping the administration of affairs by staying in the cabinet as naval secretary. W ithout being re* quested to do so by the president, H r. Denby resigned of h is own free will. He stated th at he had done nothing th a t he regretted and th a t in all of hfs work for the government he had acted conscientiously and for th e 'b e st interests of the country. He told nis friends he had nothing to hide. And as a result of his action of resigning when public sentiment; was against him, Denby has made numerous friends and the opinion of many people now ia th a t Denby was the innocent victim of circumstance and th at he signed the lease to Tea­ pot Dome without realizing the rottenness connected with it. At any rate, right or wrong, Edwin Denby played the man in resigning in the face of criticism and seemingly acknowledge­ ment of guilt. But not so with Daugherty. He had to be told by the president to get out. He wouldn't resign until President Coolidge requested him to do so. Surely he knew he was im­ peding the work of the administration dnd surely he had sense enougp to realize he would sooner or later be forced to quit his office. But rath er than do bo he kept informing the public that<he would not resign "under fire." So th e investi­ gating committee kept^ digging and digging and kept bringing to light many shady transactions and deals in which Daugh­ erty had played an im portant part. The people have been daily becoming more disgusted with the form er attorney general and with his methods if playing politics. And as they became disgusted with him personally they have also become disgusted with the action of the leaders In his party who have* been weak-kneed and have allowed this man to continue holding an im portant of­ fice when on all sides evidence pointed to his guilt and to his being of the type unfit to hepd the legal departm ent of a great country. The marked hesitancy of Republicans in trying to force Daugherty out of office has done much to discredit th a t po­ litical party among rig h t thinking people. Conditions in Washington have become so rotten under the Republican ad­ m inistration and so m any questionable deals have been made th at it will be nothing short of miraculous if th a t party can weather the storm and come out ahead in the fall elections. Rather than humiliate himself by resigning from the cabinet, Daugherty preferred by remaining in office fo hin­ der President .Coolidge, his administration and his govern­ ment in accomplishing important work. And he gained noth­ ing. -Today his humiliation is greater and he stands in a thousand times more disgrace than he would have had he showed the courage and backbone to quit a t the tim e Denby did. The time has gone when politicans and office holders can get away .with many questionable deals. The rottenness th at has been recently brought to light is awakening Americans to the realization that they must take a hand in affairs a t the capital. It is quite safe to say that office holders will be closely watched by a doubting public for some time to come. In all the mess President Coolidge is being made the gcat!'- His* 'c'Haneehr bf being re-elected Weft November are comparatively slim. Had he taken charge of conditions with a big stick, as Roosevelt would have, conditions today may have been different. But his political friends have taken advantage of him and he will feel the effectH of It in this year’s voting. —o G reat Opportunities For Young Men. ____ ___ • Florida is a young man's state. It offers opportunities that can be found in no other section of the country. Young men are realizing it and arc beginning to take advantage of the.jchances for success to be found here. A glimpse into the business, professional or political life of any city will prove this statement. They are putting themselves into the task of development and are doing all within their power to make their individual cities grow. FJoridn cities spend many thousands of dollars each year jn advertising the attraction,s in the north and west. But this advertising seems to be prepared with a view of bringing tourists only and appealing to the older class of men who have been successful in other states and who can now come to Florida and find here a place where they may rest and play. The beauty of the state is emphasized and much is said about the warm weather, the good fishing, the barn-yard golf and other diversions that appeal to older men. Opportuni­ ties for young men are not played up as they should be. Young men used to be advised to go west for opportuni­ ties and in those days many of them pioneered and endured many hardships in order to gather wealth and become suc. essful. But things ure somewhat changed now. The big-, gest field for the young man is in the south and a steady I tream of hustling, ambitious young men are coming to this land of unlimited opportunities. It isn’t necessary to be such a pioneer or to endure such hardships as young men had to who went to the undeveloped west years ago. "The fact that more are coming to the state of maturer years, and with money made elsewhere ready to invest, makes the opportunity for success of the young man more certain,” says the Polk County Record. "The big develop­ ment done by thpse who have passed their prime raise the tfalue of the property of the youth w’ho ia developing a cheap­ er tract of raw land. Or they give the young man who has entered the business field in Florida a larger and richer trade to draw from. "The young man who can wait from ten to twenty years for success has the greatest opportunity. Forbes, financial expert, predicts the population of Florida in 1935 will be ten times what it is now. And his thought is drawn from a grouping of real facts. If that be true, and it is not an overly-optimistic estimate, there is hardly an investment thnt could be made in' real estate in any of the more favored South Florida localities that would not return a profit to the owner of many times the first cost." The young man in Florida today with vision will have himself only to blame if in ten years he has not accumulated great finances and made himself a success in the business life of the state. The opportunity is here. All that is necessary is for the younger generation to see it. The young men who buy well located real estate and then develop aitd improve it, will in a few years reap great profits. People of Sanford should be in terested in reading Bob Holly’s column printed on this page. lie has many interesting things to gay, ranging in appeal from local tibs to political matters of nunal importance. It is Bob Holly’s ------------o-----------rcolumn sud the matter printed A GOOD BOOK is the precious life-blood of a master­ herein does not necessarily reflect n any wav the opinions or senti- spirit embalmed und treasured up on purpose to a life be­ meats of The Herald. We believe yond life.—John Milton. ^Herald readers are interested in —----------o-----------w hat he thfnka, and he ia free to | OLD FRIENDS are best. King James used to call for give them what he thinks without his old shoes; they were easiest for his feet.—John Seldon. i any restraint. S R b,«-J The height of folly u cw*y stunts In an airpU?#.d'*1* Tbh female of the more 'sleep than the , £ £ * n v Even If yook life l u ... 5 h o | | l d «■ tlmss when°j£ should turn over a new |**f70* .w T h # I ? ! ? £ ? * "&L WHATEVER IS su rp rieiar In­ terests na all. Ninety per'cent of humor la in the> surprise you do rfct know what the ending ia to be. What ia the most surprising thing that ever happened, In your opinion? .- - l.V Ulysses surprised those suitor*, bothering his wife,'when he cpme home. : ,M George Washington surprised King George, Sikl surprised- Carpentier, little Japan Mtfirifrd Russia. ,.V‘ *!Ci\ ____ *t• *SV Inm ■hows WALL STREET was not feel­ ing very well again Wednesday. Little steel companies ure not happy, and incline to cut prices. If a price war starts, while wise Judge Gary is sailing around South America, some one will get h u rt : Heaven help the stockhold­ ers In the little companies if they embark on that rough sea. The "Four Horsemen” of the stock market—Steel, Studebnker, Bald­ win Locomotive and American Can —have all been a little lame. WILLIAM FERREE, war vetevan, has had two-thirds of his stqmach removed and has gained thirty-five pounds in weight. He is now able to work and enjoy life. Nature and science combined work wonders and will tuke care of us, if we give them half a chance. Many a man with his stomach whole would be better off then with half of it if he learned to take care of what he had left. If men occasionally would throw into u pail what they throw, half chewed, into their stomachs and then look at the pail, they would know why so many die too soon. That is an experiment that Wil­ liam Muldoon, the trainer, tries on his gormandizing patients. WITH STANDARD OIL setting the example, fifteen great corpo­ rations have agreed to discontinue roadside advertising that disfigures landscapes. Manufacturers of tires, automobiles, soap, flour, motor parts, oil, ycaBts and prod­ ucts are included among corpora­ tions that will discontinue disfigur­ ing landscapes with billboard ad­ vertising. This is more than a concession to public opinoin und good taste; it is also good business. Roadside advertising is wasteful advertis­ ing. CHANGING VALUES of Euro­ pean money makes a difference to our manufacturers, and even more to England’s big industrials. For instance, when the frunc is low, French steel workers get no immediate raise in wages. But their product does, immediately, cost the manufacturers much less and they can undersell England. What would happen to us, mid our high-priced dollar, if we had no protective tariff would be too shocking to contemplate. Lucidly we can be self-supporting, selling to each other. j* ,V ! m' b o * In wonderyour sock IJ " 1!!* J,’ Never beHave bootleg is good stuff unm e g y i A * ’' You can’t tell these days If man fa stingy or just saving u! to buy a car or a quart of W **!• . Skeleton of a ’woman eight foot tall has been found near LewWton. Idaho. If alive today could see a movie. K BUT PERHAPS it won’t hap­ pen, or science might handle the situation with artificial heating. A w h o w .it wgyld no*, djstiwb old earth. She .no* still several hun­ dred million years to live; we arc only twelve thousand years from the Stone Age. It matters little to Mother Earth whether we becomo civilized now, ur forget our lore and postpone civilization 100,000 years more. Nature is not In a hurry. There are living animals whose evolution represents ten million years—the whale, for in­ stance, that used to live on land and was smaller than a gray squirrel. Colonel Bryan need not believe that If ho doesn't want to. It's only what scientists say. ssb& r n ic w HERE ARE two modern eurpriads: Mrs. Sophia Burke, seven­ ty-six years old, famous confidence woman and all-around female criminal who played an important r t in the $3,000,000 Manhattan nk robbery, reformed and wrote "Why Crime Does Not Pay." Mon­ day night, in a Detroit lunch room, ■he and the proprietor were held up by boy bandits. She waa driv­ en under, a table and robbed of her literary royalties. She was sur­ prised and will write a postscript to her boqk. SCIENTISTS FEAR the ap­ proach of another Ice Age. The last one lasted one thousand years, long enough to make human be­ ings forget almost all they had learned. It would be hard on bus­ iness, real estate and prosperity generally, if we should have two or three years of winter, with no summer between, and then Ice gradually creeping down from the pole, covering the continent as far south as San Francisco, or Santa Barbara. , a tomorrow you may be divorSd.- *»' DR. W. F. MALONE, able sur­ geon, of Milwaukee, had started a’ major operation when his hand faltered, as he stood above the pa­ tient, with the operation just ’be­ gun. He dropped dead and an as­ sistant finished thcoperation. Can you imagine his surprise, waking up In the other world? Very like­ ly he said to himself, "I must be the patient and the operation was not a success, or I’m dreaming." The patient recovered. on th e j M t Bergdoll, r the draft evader. U willing to return and Day th» penalty If they will promise not to make him pay it. Experienco la the best teacher but her course is the longest and hardest, and tho only degree yon get Is tho third degree J JU ST IN PASSING BY B .J. HOLLY SATURDAY EVENING SERMON BY PAUL C. BURHANS, D. D. What a difference the warm sunshine makes in the hu­ man animal. Some* fellows who were frozen up last week and almost refused to speak to me came up with bills to collect this week. Almost acted human like. Next week I will try aomo of this sunshine on some people who owe me. It might work. The Southern Utilities Co., and the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company have been having their ■troubles since the heavy rains. Gas and telephone lines suffer by the rains getting Into pipea and cables. Some overhead expense for these folks in digging up lines and pumping out the water. We all have our troubles. Might be a good thing'to bear with one another at divers times. The city is filled with folks wanting to bid on paits of the new waterworks plant. The City Commissioners and the committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce are making haste slowly until they find out Just what they want and how they want it. Wells of soft water are something new when it comes to the big supply it will take for Sanford and sometimes people (jet tho wagon before tho horse on the water question. Every city in Florida is vexed with the same idea ail of which shows that Florida Is a dry state—in some ways. The candidates aro warming up now that Winter is about over and has quit lingering in tho lip of Spring—not the candi­ dates.but Winter. In a few weeks there will be public speaking “II. flvggij&te fair land,.of ours.jmd tho EnglUh..language, w illsuffer many tortures and so will Bome of the candidates. There-, will be one big oratorical contest in Sanford to which all the state candidates will be Invited as well as tho county candidates and it will be a gala occasion with pink lemonade and everything. Wo nlways want to And objections to tho law that bothers us. Any laws that Co not come into direct opposition with our wishes nre all right. Am I right or am 1 wrong? Two members of Orlando’s commission appointed for tho management of tho nubile utilities have resigned. When you come to think about it Orlando has more elections ond resigna­ tions than the Republican party at Washington, if you know what I mean. * Money is tho root of ovil and just now it seems to be ut the tap roots of the oil welts and other places where orio would least expect i t I am waiting'for the price of gas and oil to go up when this investigation is. ended. Charlie Haines of Altamonto says: “ Money, what’s the uso of money unless you can do some good with It?" And in this I heartily concur and believe that he is doing and has always done just this thing. A lot of us may be dreamers and idealists but we have a clear conscience at that. Having just given away the finest ‘piece of property in the state to the newspaper men Charlie Haines can make good on his statement. I never did believe in using the hammer except in driving nails but constructive criticism is not "knocking.’’ The tax payers of Sanford and of Seminole county have a right to their opinion on matters liiat concern them and it is well to always know what you are spending your money for when it comes to Improve­ ments of all kinds. Don’t knock just to he knocking but take an active part in everything your city and county is doing and sec that your tux money is going into the right channels. It is your money and your business. Some fellows in Sanford blow bubbles and others use balloon tires. In either case they might get a puncture. The Lake Worth Herald says that “in Florida few people are in the "poor house." It is only false pride that keeps so many of us from going there. Next Tuesday, April 1, would be a good time for hulf n dozen more good tnen and true to announce for the position of governor of Florida. We have so few of them now that the idea is getting monotonous. Will some good Sanford man come forward now und state that he had nothing to do with the Tea Pot Dome oil deal? Every other cuy in tne United States has been represented and more of them to follow. The State Equalizer ia now talking about "fair and im­ partial taxation." Just how this Is to be brought about is a ques­ tion that has vexed the souls of men since the time that the Pyramids were built and King Tut laid down to rest. A delegation of Orlando men went over to DeLand yes­ terday to “investigate how Volusia County built roads and rals’cd chickens so the news dispatch stated. Probably trying to solve that old question of “why did tho chicken cross the road.” April First is the last day in which to pny your taxes, suy the tax collectors of the various cities and counties, April first is celebrated for doing a lot of things but paying taxes is not an April Fool joke by any means and even John Jinklns gets serious over it. Note in Jacksonville paper tho following: "Air Programs For Tomorrow." This sounds natural as Sanford also has "air programs." All up in the air and nothing but wind comes from it. You often hear an expression about, some of our older citizens that "they have been here too long," you “can’t expect t anything frefin them," but in looking around mo ut the develop­ ments I note that our older citizens are keeping up their end mighty well—in fact they are tho ones that are doing real con­ structive work. Age does not impair a man’s usefulness. "Boozy bon-bons" have been discovered in Now York. It seems ms that the folks up there uso them ot dances and other placea cea where they they happen to gather under the watchful eye of the prohibition officers. Rough on Rats would also make a good boiol irbon if they are looking for real action. (Continued on page 5) V "I am the li$tht of the world; But to my mind the fullness ho that followeth me shall not of mtsning as understood by walk in darkness, but shall have John la that light which means the light of life." John 8-12. love wJiile darkness means haThe words,and works of Jesus tred. Johq tells us that “He that harmonize completely. The mu­ loveth his brother abideth in the sic of Ills life and lips contains nc light, but he that hateth his false notes. brother is in darkness, and walkEvery step of tho way, from ness hath blinded his eyes." The one who follows Jesus the baptism of water nt Jordan, until the baptism of blood and shall not walk in darkness. Why? death on the cross, the Book re­ Because he shall have the light What ia tho light of veals an ascending glory, a mag­ of life. nifying beauty and power, an on- life? folding of a sublime personality We can find the answer only without flaw, and carries with it aa we look carefully into the a sense of wisdom end power far life of Jesus. What was or is it greater then that revealed. that illumined the life of Jesus? In all his words or works there Waa it Hid wisdom? Was it His Was it is no sense of striving after supernatural power? of theologic greatness or posing for effect. His understanding \o u know, dear ones, Simple words unfolded great and truth? nublimo truths. Simple nets per­ that these were not the things formed humanly impossible that have charnted and changed the world. works. As I see it the light of Christ's .W hen, such as He .utters (ho wordi o frth o -.text,..;every head l l f f t l f f f i * , , , i s |°Ve. , Hq, was, should bow to the Teacher and yea, is tho world's greatest lov­ every heart uncover that these er. Ho is the world’s Greatheart. words of light and life may fall Great as is the heart of Christ, into the soul so'>: and begin ti> there was in it no room for hate. He alone all of human kind mea­ grow. , up to the vision of love as "I am the light of tho world." sured expressed in Paul's classic essay Is it truo? Whut man can doubt love. I fancy Paul must have its truth when on every hknd of had in mind the "love of Christ" there is such abundant evidence when of Christ’s influence und power lines. he penned those matchless over the hearts and lives of men. The light of all life is love. The world has needed and still love out and the world needs the illuminating and trans­ Take would be vi veritable hell of forming power of Jesus Christ. darkness. is damning the It has not yet measured up to the world. TheHatrc." only that can splendid Ideals and sublime pos­ dispell the darknesslight ia love. But sibilities revealed in His match­ human love Is so weak. Selfish­ less life. Multitudes are still in ness and sin dir.*, its light. Di­ the dnrk and groplng.na the Blind vine love alone can tranform life man gropes. Longi-ig to see, until it becomes lovely. striving to know. Doubt and un­ Hence those who fullow afW certainty still darken life. Neither reason nor science have answered Jesus and permit His spirit to tho great questions which know dwell within have the fullness of so persistently at tho human love which drives out and back heart. Christ alone Is the teach­ every hate and bitterness of soul. er who can answer and solve the This light of :jve casts nn ureat problems of the soul. In shadow. This light of love en­ Him is light, and those who fol­ throned within illumlns all with­ low Him shall not walk in dark­ in and shines out, and those ness John, who penned these around us cannot help but sea words uf Jesus, seems to have this new life of love pulsing been greatly impressed by them. within. He has much to soy nbout light There is no uncertainty with­ and darkness. In his epistles he in. With Paul we Can say, “I gives us his impressions of Jesus know in whom I have believed." teaching along this line. To him There is no darkness of sin, for iglit is certainty. Hear him, "Wo divine love cleanseth. “If we walk .M,? . n w-hon’- w“ have believed." in the light as iie-ls in the light, We know we have passed from we have fellowship and the blood W unW life." "Wo know we of ’Jesus Christ ctcanseth from all shall be like Him." Darkness is un­ sin." certainty, "He that walketh in There Is no hate; love pities, darkness knoweth not whither lie love grieves, love suffers, but love goeth." never hates. , Again, to John light is holiness Let me in conclusion, change and darkness is ain. Hear him, .the words in my text that its real God is light and in Him is no l meaning may moro fully appear. “I am tho love of the world, he l»?r ii6*.*, at “fi- H we walk in the light the blood of Jesus (that followeth mu shall not wau : ’ !, son> “lean.-eth us from in hatred, but shall have the life alli i sin.” •of love.” MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB On tho top floor of un East Side His lips moved. Mrs. Pincus tenement, .Mr. Pincug lay dying. te n t her head still lower to catch Never again would he sit patiently th? words. in hik second-hand clothing estab­ “Who is watching the store?* lishment on the ground floor, never asked Mr. Pincus. again chaffer with customers. Ho was through with shop-keeping ! Contemporary Comments h?.nnVer; now, he had lUtn. /.tr,Ctchei1 .0" hb b“«I the tWhtn a girl runs her hand your hair it’s _time tJ ly weakerUP8ta r*’ Krowlnff "teadi- j through propose or go home.—Ironwood Today the physician had aban- Globe. brokpn a!h h° ,le for hlm an<1 bad The effete East boasts of its k v ,^ ° LneW8 to the patient’s and the virile West bousU hand? ‘ that th° Cnd was •* culture ot agriculture, so thero you ure. edT thnh»C ^ rrT ln5 family ft seem- —St. Petersburg Indepenedent. was ,VHe ,hu"band aad father S."* Bt tbe iMt gasp. But, as You can think up something to S V0.0?1 grouped about him, hs say after, it is too late io say it because trains of thought are de­ r hBht d h a ofe/ye'* und in ‘hem was tho consciousness. His layed by excess baggage.wife leaned over him: entown Herald. ■ o h r ^ I f r 8he s#ld- between Don’t blame the legislator for dren J n T hereV A" thu “MlnnH T. hf r5' and Rosy inaction in an election year. Im­ jond Issy and David and Meyer and agine the contortions necessary last ° re waIjInK to hear your to keeping one ear to the ground and the nose to the grindstone,— Springfield Union. ' 1 • ,, * �8ATimDAV, *IAEeH l% ltU Women's Club Column Offle* 148; g l A L ^ I hf p A R l ■iM^n’s atory boor at 8 o'clock. willan Moalc Club • Studio of M «. Panlion on Myrtla Aveb. m. •mbenhlp Commlttaa nan’s Qub will mwt at-tbe dub hooad. th Seeker* Clou will ethodist church at 8 , Organ Club will Mrs. W. M. Scott on • t 8:30 p. m. Agnea Guild will i home of Mn. W. R. ford Height* at 3:80 UBS.FRED DAIGER, Society Editor; W e s le y a n A lu m n a e banquet A t the Hotel ' A n g e b llt- D e lig h tfu l A ffa ir Of Season " T h e traditional love f„. J h to r based on the tiesf°rof eiriv , .ear*y friendship, and on the memoi,„ Vl nr “ " the h*PPy » y » of youth, continues J^d will never fade; other ties are Tormed, other associations bHnrr «■ Into contact with congenial na* « « > to confidence, es***“ •** »W*ction but thrice hapW she whose heart still cher»"*• the frank, unselfish, wcllnl»h i nstIntelve attachments of her college year* ” cnta of hor . g w of the most delightful afJb,r8 °f the season was the WesJcyan Alumnae banquet held in ^ "private dining room of the A jtjW t hote^on Thursday even- ?ieV Ut In, th* table decontlons. *h the center of the table' was a *ove,y basket of purple and lavan* tcr swee> 1entwined with aanquaint J W .little f t r 1' women The p,acedressed carda in lavender and purple. A most interesting newspaper ** Come From Russia By Mrs. Jahn Leonard!. Literature Department met Wednesday «l |-rnuun ana after accepting the' resignation of its cnuifman, ■ proeteued to election. Mrs. C. C. Woodruff, chairman. Mn. M. al. martin. Vice presi­ dent. Mn. Stella Arringtor. secre­ tary-treasurer. .<■ Mrs. c,. a . Douglass, member­ ship chairman. . After the election of officers, the chairman appointed the com­ mittee on progmm: M n. K. c. maxwell, chairman; Misa Ida Grey, M n. Stella Ar­ rington, Mrs. al. At. Martin, Mrs. John Leonardi. Ihe committee have under ad­ visement several pians oi study; one is the modern drama studied or down once a monin. ihe com­ mittee win take all tno subjects The I’hmirilllnno Under the pergonal direction of A rtist from DENNISON’S New York ____ _____ J m w re history or the college. The other contained a prospectus of the Wes­ leyan to be with scenes of the new campus. Those present were Mra. J. T. Fuilir, Mrs. Price Charters, Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. J. M. Christian. Mrs. Carmel Slaughter, Mrs. Harry Rcppard, Mrs. Alexander Akerman. Miss Sarah Jenkins and Misa Lthel Rosenberg of Orlando. Mrs. E. A. Douglass, Miss Loola Evans and Miss Elder of Sanford and Mrs. A. E. Donegan of Kissimmee. I prayer nor creed—Just this I’ll ■ plead: Thou, God, dokt udder- I Mrs. Hawkins Hostess Mrs. McLaulin Has A t Second of Series Entertainment For Of Bridge Gatherings Book Lovers’ Club —By B. Y. Williams. The attractive home of Mrs. A. K. Powers was the scene of one ■he many friends p f Mias Lottie of,, the loveliest parties given this ■nan are glad to hear of her season, on Friday, when Mrs. »very from measles. James Frederick Hawkins enter­ tained at the second of a series of sines F. Hawkins returned Frl- bridge parties. from Miami and Palm Beach Gold and white, the colors used, re he spent the past week on were beautifully carried out with ness. exquisite golden snap dragons, and nasturtiums. The score pads mid here will be a called meeting tallies were done in gold ami Seminole Chapter Order East- white. . Star a t 8:15 o’clock Monday Of exceptional interest was the ling, Mar. 81, for initiation. ebrd game, played during the af­ ternoon, the prize for top score, an rs. J. C. Brosaler, Mrs. Carl amber and gold perfume bottle, n, and Mrs. G. B. Hurlburt of was presented Mrs. T. L. Dumas. indo, wero the attractive guests The consolation prize, a corsage Irs. James F. Hawkins on Fri of violets centered with yellow roses, went to Mrs. W. Morton Thigpen. its Ellen Mahoney, tho popuFollowing the card game a num­ history teacher of Sanford berfollowing of guests j’oined the players h school left Friday afternoon for refreshments. Leesburg, where she will spend Tho color scheme of white and week-end with relatives. gold was carried out in the refresh-* rs. J. J. Purdan, Sr., Mrs. Rob- menta of brick cream, individual Grovenstein omfc Mrs. Wide- gold cakes Iced in white, gold and Caldwell motored to Orlando white mints In miniature baskets Friday, where they spent the of gold’, aigl coffee. The hostess was assisted in serving by Mrs. A. very pleasantly. K. Powers, Miss Mary Zachary, *»*>**»■ " ' ■***"* *** +*• MrV.” CL .Boyce ■B e l M r s . »!Fred r. and Mra* John G* Leonardy in their car Saturday for Plant Daiger, and Mrs. A, D. Zachary. Among the out of town guests , where they will spend the i'-end as the guests of the lat- wero Mrs. J. C. Drossier, Mrs. Carl parents. Dr. and Mrs. Hath* Dann, and Mrs. G. B. Hurlburt of Orlando. The afternoon passed most de* r. »„« Dim, o c u ... a..ully and enjjoyable in every ice tho birth of a daughter ^ny. and the exquaite taste of the ruary twentieth, at their home h°ts,te” was reflected in every de'olumbin, S. C. The little las_____ has been named Mary Ann. « » . , , > . . . . . , . Rhame will be remembered M I S S F E R N W A R D 1“ rs. John Dickins and Mrs. Arr Dickins of Miami, are the *ming guests of Mrs. E. M. oway at her lovely country e on Cameron Avenue. They also be the guests of Mrs. F. Gonzalez before returning rs. George G. Herring retumhome Friday evening from an nded stay of several weeks in cast and south. Having spent e time with her daughter. Miss anor Herring who is attending Conservatory of Music in New k, then on to Washington, D. ami Annapolis, going from •e to Columbia, 3. C„ where she the guest of her daughter, Mrs. ers Rhame. Stopping-over en te home in Washington, Ga., re she visited Mrs. Cecil Gab- 2ASY IE T T L E M E N T The problem of filling needs is easily settled on the principle of reciprocity, for what one has to sell the other wants to buy. the great princi­ This is tho prir ple underlying Herald Wi pie Want Ads and it haa worked for years with such great, suc­ cess that this form of ad­ vertising has come to be very popular. The needs of one are sup­ plied by the needs of another. This process simply is the Retting of the buyer and seller together and Herald *1 oj J*tfl op *py ;u*M faction. Try them anu sen To reach all the people effectively leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone us to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. ' h o n e i48 E N T E R T A IN S BON nTTiM TJTM TVlTn P T .T T R Quantities of vivid-hued calen­ dulas and nasturtiums were used in decorating for the pretty bridge party given Friday afternoon, by Miss Fern Ward, when she enter­ tained the members of the Don Ton Bridge club and one extra table of players a t her home on Seventh Street. Tho hours passed quickly in the game of bridge nnd the prize for nigh.score for the club members, trump indicators and table mark­ ers, was won by Mrs. J. D. Wood­ ruff. Miss Saritn Lake holding high score among the guests, was presented a framed motto. Miss Ward served maple mousse and angel food cake at the con­ clusion of the card game. The guests were Mrs. Braxton Baggott, Miss Snrita Lake. Mrs. Leo LT. BrockwcJI, Mrs. Edmund Mcisch, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. Ben Caswell, Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs. Ed Betts, Mrs. Robert Hines, Mrs. James Ridge Mrs. W. C. Hill, and Mrs, Joe Chittenddn. The members of the Book Lovers’ club wero most delightful­ ly entertnined Friday .afternoon by Mrs. Henry McLaulin, at her home on Fourth Street. Calendulas in crystal bowls were effectively used in the living room, together with numerous butter-- long tuble was laid with a hand­ some cloth, and centering this wns a large reflector on which stood a cut glass bowl filled with pink sweet peas, perched in these were dainty butterflies. Tho place cards were in the forms of butterflies, with the names of the guests in conundrums. The butterfly idea was carried out in every detail. I-arkspur and sweet peas in pastel tints were also used with pleasing effect in the dining room. Those enjoying the eurdial hosHawkins, Mrs. A. S. Hill, Mrs. E. P. Morse, Mrs. J. E. Pace, Mrs. Roy Symes. Mrs. Harry nWrd, Mrs. Fred Williams. Mrs. 0. L. Taylor, and Mrs. William M. Mc­ Kinnon. Mrs. W. J. Hopkins, Jr., is be­ ing congratulated by her friends upon her narrow escape from death or injury, Thursday afternoon. While driving her cur from Paola, where she tenches school, the car left the road on a steep hill, and in attempting to get it out of the deep sand and back into the hard road, it turned turtle, demonished Ihe top, windshield, fenders, etc. Parties visiting the wreck wonder­ ed at her esenping alive, but a few minor bruises und n severe shock nreuli the discomforts she suffered. Mrs. Hopkins is the wife of Prof. Hopkins, who teach­ es the Lake Mary school. ...The Ladies Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold u supper ct the homo of Mrs. Du­ rant, on the night of April t. The supper starts ut 0:80 and all are invited to attend. Lake Mary’s winter residents are preparing to return to their homes in the north nnd east and u num­ ber of them have expressed their intention of returning next win­ ter prepared to spend the summer und winters here, due to our ideal all-year-round climate. Morris M. Sjoblom has rented the Central Garage and is doing a good busines. Mrs. Sjoblom also has moved upstairs over the garage where he cun render more night service. STORM WARNING. WASHINGTON, Mar. 2d—The weather bureau issued the follow­ ing this morning as advisory. 9:30 a. m., southwest storm warn­ ings displayed on Atlantic coos. New York to Jacksonville und Koutheast New Lngtond coast Basket Wearing Flower Making Paper Contones We consider that wo have been most fortunate in securing a demonstration of this scope for our frlencb and trust that you will take advantage of these Free Lessons. Classes 9-12 and 2 to 5. MUP/C C O LEM A N ’S Gift and Stationery Shop, meeting "The diue bird,* unuor the leadcrsmp ot mrs. L.. t*. Brownlde, wn! be read and the April progcum, under Mra. it. C. Maxwell, will be given in May. It will be a great pleasure1 to tho Sanford club women ,to know that Mrs. K. E. Tolar iius been ap­ pointed us a state delegate to tno Woman’s National Committee on Law Enforcement, which will bo held In Washington April liM l. Mrs. Tolar is just now complet­ ing n most successful two-year term as president of the Sanford club, ami it is most gratifying that her ability is being given state and national recognition. This coming Wednesday will bo the regular monthly business meeting of the Woman’s Club. A resume of the bourd minutes will be given us usual und many mut­ ters of interest nnd importance discussed. All club memoers are urged to attend. Tuesday, at 10 o’clock, will be the regular meeting of tho Hoard of tho Woman’s CIl*,. All mem­ bers ure urged to uttend. "From out of Russia will eomo tho new Music that will supplant syncopation just as syncopation has supplanted jazz.” This is the prediction of Emil Coleman, • nativo of Russia, who is nnw a leading New York orchestra leader, directing at the famous Club Trocadcro. "Tho music which friends have brought mo from Russia has a And Service Station ith B itch. Garage and Machine Shop REMOVED JUST IN PASSING East Sanford 113 South Park Ave. BY B. J. HOLLY (Continued from Page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Herman Middle- i Fort Valley, Georgia, had the .unnuul.i;usvnutiva..of..thu, ton,-are driving—« fine Ruick, u • new Model. ‘They wMll’ til’ TliifiU 1 GoofftTA ,Klrtlr,'amI,"Qffrtn 'Tcaclf^Thursday oi UiU 'wcok tho, celebration being at the timo the Georgia peach trees eomo out pa after it last week. in bloom. When the Rotes were up there last week it did not Muster Clifford Dell is hnving n iook like penth bloom time but maybe those Georgia folks can session with the measles, having been quite ill. make them bloom In the win.er. Mrs. I). C. Howard, of Sanford, Now that the real spring is here we can oxpect many spent a portion of the woek with picnics nnd public gatherings of nil kinds nnd the voice of the Mrs. J, C. Ellsworth. candidate will be heard in the land. It would he a good time for Miss Emma Shole left on Wed­ the mothers to wash “babies face” nnd keep him nice anil clean nesday for Willoughby nnd other for tho sweet, perfumed braeth of the candidate will toon lv points in Ohio to be gone for sev­ brushed ncross the baby’s face. Watch your brand of perfume, eral months. boys. It nil hna an effect on the mother’s vote. George Dridgford has return* d i to his home in Willoughby, Ohio, People don't drink “gin rickics” any more. They just load ufter spending the winter here. Mrs. Toon wan over from Titus­ up on river water and spur the old “Henry'' or “Lizzie’’ down ville Wednesday, to bring Little that Volusia County road from the St. Johns river to Ornmr» Mary Wilson homo. Mary had City nnd by the time you arrive you will have all the “rlekiea” been with her for tho past eight you need. It oven heats Coney Inland “shoot the chutes.” weeks. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. E. Singleton | had as over Sunday guests, M.\ | South Jacksonville — Florida and Mrs. Dickson and two chil­ Paper Mills Contpnny to build new plant And spur railroad. dren, of Orlando. Little Eleanor Mitchell is stay­ ing with her uunt, Mrs. Rucbcn Hardy, in Osteon. ACETYLENE WELDING 7 ; Gas, Oil aniLAcccsfcdrtek E X P E R T R E P A IR WORK A SPECIALTY STORAGE Hy Dny, We«k or Month Remember Our New Location I Hanford, Fla. Phone 30. Tho recent disclosure* of fraud or inefficiency In* high govern­ mental positions aimply emphas­ ize necessity for recognition of faithful public service and for tax reduction. Unlimited tax funds cause careless or crooked public FOUNTAIN INN Eufitln, Florida Is now open and the management takes pleasure in extending to the Sanford public and winter visitors a most cordial invitation to visit the Inn and partake of Its hospi­ tality, The Inn is delightfully lo­ cated and offers to its guests every comfort nnd onjoyment. Tho cuisine nnd dining room service are , Surprise Party Given maintained ut the same high de- ( of excellence that permeates , Birthday Anniversary Rockledgc—Street naving ba- gree the entire establishment. Telephone 121 Eustis. On Friday evening Miss Lila ing rushed to completion. Thornley entertained at u surprise party at her home on Sunford Heights, honoring Miss Clara Rankin, whose birthday anniver­ sary it was. The rooms of this cozy homo wero adorned with a profusion of sweet peas, pansies! nasturtiums and other cut flowers. Potted plants were alio used to advanMusic, games and contests caused the hours to pass all too quickly. The prizes for the con­ tests wero won by Miss Ada John­ son and E. S. Harvey. At a late hour, rfershments of ice cream and angel food cake were served by the hostess, assist­ ed by her mother and Miss Selma Thornley. About twenty-five guests were present. Wax Work We are auction glad the at Vista Estates is con­ tinued next Wed­ nesday. Will Commence to Appear in Merchants Windows WATCH FOR THEM Buena The complete array of chai ming Spring styles is now in full bloom at the Fan Tan Shop. Truly it is an exhibit to be proud of for no other shop of its kind can boast of apparel radiating such elegance and dis­ tinction and youthful loveliness! Ex­ tremely moderate prices. �BY— -G A W S H l-1 W M T Pf uPsft a* *S* Sr wHt * ji: Huggins Thinks It Fdoosh To P ht Ward At Short TAYLO b ] i +4\ o u t l a s t w Gm palroHi of M th n m , UK h ir U e o ^ t t t i S M mat ta d M Hi way M o Eaglfcfc dktlw«ffcat Kmtrtl A*'THE WISH* -M FO * AN* MOH 9MD I P X Vfel our ant m o« This VftBK SMl’D MAKE t IT AOT FOR*** * —•», Thd fftttiktr Of * * # little * acquire* llUmw u ^y^hrtfchtt, nothing lev, nnd wil CTcatnnlbrbchHI • ,f., 1!»!>•' Il- i***®■'hotUd'iSntmS agStlM of lS2r frtSSn*0f « l Miami B attier Proves Ills wants to play hatelot. Kilbane the fighter yearned for 'fame ns a violinist. Aaron Wan! of the Yankees, who proved his right last year to be rr»nked with the greatest second baseman of tho time*, wants to bo shifted to short. Last fall when Scott began to Wabble there was talk of shifting ;iW»rd to short. Huggins, however, tells you the idea never had his sanction. ■■ A. ( “No matter what happens this ' ear Ward, will not be moved over 9 short,” the Yankee manager .insnsts. “t have nb notion of tak­ in g a great second bnscronn and ■using mm ns an experimental shortstop.” I Supremacy By Sending The N orth Carolina Scrapper Down to the Canvas In First Round nnd Later Scoring A Decisive Win When He Sends Opponent Through Ropes Into Dreamland. 5 ^ » a r f * i * f t s s ; sir* W ins B y K nockout At injr rdto, the eighteenth O tttfiidnt added savlrigh accounth throughout the AMtfctfy nhd the new In n bout thnt was replete with thrills nnd excitement from the first gong until tho spcctauclnr finish. Jack Middleton, the Miami and Jacksonville battler, won de­ cisively from "Rough House" Ross last night nt the Kent Armory, when he sent the latter crashing through the ropes with a terrific punch nbovo the heart in the third round of a scheduled 10-round bout. Middleton's knockout of the North Carolina “wampus cast” came a half of minuttF after the ng Bounded for tho opening of e third round. At tho beginning of the round,, Middleton sent sev­ eral terrific punches to Roes' body nnd when the latter was scon to become dizzy from the effects, he landed the haymaker to his heart and sent the North Carolina boy to dreamland Cor ubouttbvce min­ utes. ' . Fans suw In the Middlctnn-lloss bout ■one of the hardest fought scraps put up by two ring men that hn3 been been in*this section of the state. In the opening round both men started with n rush and each landed tell-tale blows to the cheeks and jaws. After a minute of fust scrapping in which Rosa was leading the fight, Middleton, with a well aimed blow shot RoSa n terrific left hook to the chin which'sent tho latter to the can­ vas but liB Wtta up iiktv-n flash. This was Middleton’s round. In the recund,' R osh, seeming to ho nono the worse for the*punish­ ment he had ju st received, waded into Middletoti and connected with his stomach .which, sent the latter down for the.tfohnt of 'seven. Mid­ dleton came ftp grogy r.'rtd the fans yelled with delight ns they sensed a knockout. The gong uavod the day for Middleton. This was eafeily I filF T Y E e v e f t - FlFTV j U ^ T r r tfRTV fm E - |V H U U O { - I S THIS 'ioo F C L I* ? I AUES4 t'O BETTER v Stav m s m b u f v A COMMUNITY BUILDER I F. P. FORSTER. President AT THE SPORTSMAN STORE. ----- E ast tia lf, Bicfck 4, lia r 19i N orth W est 1-4, Block 5* Tier 19. South E ast 1-4, Block 6* Tier 18* Lota in Woodruff’s Sub-Division on easy terns, 800 neres, Flowing Well, Land Solid Body, Sub­ divided In 5 acre lots. As whole or,in lots. Easy terns. For Fire Insurance see ns—30 years In business. FR A N K L. W OODRUFF & SON Phone 42 ■■■ ■ i —----- Offiee Woodruff and Wdtsoa WITH THE FEED YOU ARE USING AND THE PRICE YOU PAY FOR IT—IF NOT CALL ^ ^ . iimiii^iw i—i if m —m SANFORD FEED | Headaches M>ril, Uf2t. 1 Clalm Aat iia to - . na wltn <*w«: H iram ’ H a w k in s, of .M.tlthiml. » l l r r o f A |) |) l l e » t l n i i f u r T n t l l r r i l I ' n i l r r f t r r l l o n .1 7a o f I h r l i r n r r n l H l u l u l e B u f l l i r M u li- ««( l-'liirtiln 1 Not leu W hereby glvi-n that OvcrI R rert InvuNtDletit Company', |>uryBi in -r of Tax Curtlflrato No. B2‘J, [p.ii i! tho 1st ilnv i,( June, A. 1)., U M i, has 11led mi lil ei-rl If leuto In my Every mother knows the natueleis dread that comes whenever itie little one turns up feverish, listless and with­ out appetite. • »»i(. -ti K. A. P O t r o L A H S . C’lurk Circuit Court g>*tiilul<' Cmmty. Florida By A. M. Weeks, V. C- of Sanford, Florida. For Your Tabic Until our complete plant can bo, moved to Sanford, order* for abstract work left at our office, No. 109 Park Avenue, will re­ ceive prompt and courteous attention. Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 ■■■■■■■■■■■cauauBBiiBaag Every mother knows tint a laxative is the first thing required, but too often the ordinary' laxative fails to do a thor­ ough job became it has nut sufficient action on tho liver. Liv-o lax meets the need because, be­ sides cleansing the stomach and bow­ els, it clears out congested liver and so bring* quicker relief. Children lovu to lake Liv-o-lax be­ cause It tastes good and does good. It is made only of pure vegetable in­ gredients, is nut at all drastic and causes no distress. You can get Liv-o-lax, 30c, at your and a ECBAHO ^ s u p p l y co. Phone 53D Jno. W. Sneed Myrtle Ave. and 4th St. -TOUR MONEY IF T0U A r e n o t s a t i s f i e d .” - A B s B iS WINTER EGGS. ARE THE PROFIT MAKERS And you can W «wur#d of wtntr abb by helplni out thr hcne'iriln tttfJrL. with tiurn^ht amount of a hi^h*- -MS*» EGG AND DEVELOPING MASH ‘When a FelleY Needs a Friend’ * An Excitirig Comedy Full of Pep and Fun March 28, *8:15 * 25c and 50c. This Space Donated by Sanford M ortgage Loan Co. Heiseys Glassware M l ways the same anxiety, the fearful t|Ucslion—is it going to be scarlet fe­ ver, diphtheria or sumo other danger­ ous, contagious disease? ■ f j c * . am i Ini. tuiiJu (ipplleailou for ■ti i i im lu n e e w ith Said rorllili'aiH ombrnci'ii thu ln« ih- ■! rlbed tiriii>i*rtv situ In Humlt.olu County, l-'toriila. t: *4 Ini. In NW . Cor. VU ip f -N K ’ i . Hii*. 3. T w o . i l !t* K.. run a. nr,r,.c ft.. K. c « : 15C.<: ft., TV. CC! ft.. 4 [.mil IL 111 —.f w a y ) — * -irr»*)i. T h e salil • I, nt th e ilato nf initanii- » f su ch r r r l lf l c n t e In iinm i f A. M. lim it. tJnletn favorite drug store. r iT t l f l r a t f Mholl (•<* r-‘i1e«-ineij ttmr to hnv ta t d r il l w ill l.iaue >n <n th e la t h d a y o f April. d . i. k my o ff t r ia l slirnnture anil till) tlie 7th <lay i f March. A. “For nbout t w e n t y years," eays Mr. P. A. Wal­ ker, of Newburg, Ky„ “one of our family remedies has been Black-Draught, the old reliable.' . . . I use It for colds, biliousness, sour stomach and Indigestion. 1 was subject to headaches when my liver would get out of order. I would have blinding headaches a n d . . . just couldn't go. I uggd ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ * \L & B m Seminole County Abstract Co. H- Land O ffice fit Cttlnenvlll,', K| h, ‘ Ki'li. 19S1. Vutie** Ih liircliy alv<n th a t A llen gurl.-r, t i t yiaitlfitill. Kltirlila, wltu, Mt Heptitnlicr 21, JU22. muilti I tom f Untry, No. ot" 7 lo . fur Lot t. Kfctlitn II, T i n m n i t p i l H.. Itnuau R.. T ..Ilalifunfcc Mvrlilnn, lias IL <1 nollcn o f luii'iitloii to rtinJ:,, ,< in n iu tailon l ’roof. to • fftanltsti Balm t o tliu Inrul a b o v e <!• n»rll«'<l, k'forn Cl«rk Olrrult Court, tit Haunrit. KlorWa. n n th e lutli day of Iteddom Fin* flaking Tackle I n utl flaherwen ’PINEHURST. N. C.. Mar. 29.— Playing tho best golf she had play­ ed during tho entire tournament, Miss (ilennn Collett, former na­ tional woman's golf champion, Fri­ [AftOR. day defended her title nt* North and South Carolina champion In thr annual North and South tourn­ ament here by defeating Miss Representative JoKri1W. Lang­ Louise Fordyco, rhampion of Youngstown, O. The match ended West Coast Leaguer ley, of Kentucky, and five others on tho 13th green with Miss ColIndicted o/i charges of con­ W ill Report at Once wer^ llet t five up and three to play. spiracy to. obstruct the operations At no time during the match of tho government. (nr The Amixlnlrd P r o ) [wan Miss Collett in danger. She la the Phone Number itook tho lead on tho first hole and NEW YORK, Mar. 29.—John­ lost only one hole in the first nine, Jock Middleton, hard hitting ny Jones, star shortstop of the If you paint your tiffiue today, being six up nt the turn. Her llght-hcnvyweight of Miami nnd Portland, Ore., club of the Pa­ cord nt this point showed a total NOT using SUN PRC OF—You cific Coast League, who was Jacksonville, proved to be the of 36 strokes, one above par, whilo purchased by Brooklyn for $25,will paint it in a year with SUN rough house artist last night when her opponent had taken 43. Miss 060, will report ut once to the See Chevrolet fir s t— he knocked out “ Rough House" Collett mndo birdie shot3 on two Dodger training camp a t Clear­ Ross, the North Carolina wampus water, pf the, first nine holes. Fla., according to ad­ Ask us about the new cat in the third round*of a sche­ vices from there Friday. f Mis.l Fordyco won iicr second I * • • duled 10-round bout. mole by taking the tenth with a Jones has refused to report [four and repented the win on the until he received a short of his w ay to pay fo*■r* the [eleventh with a five. Miss Collett purchase price and although no Roth men waded into tho seventh details won the next but lost the thir­ of tho settlement were Chevrolet—San Juan round but in tho eighth it was disclosed, teenth. The fourteenth was tied *» *■ + it was understood the evident that Meyers was getting with^ three and th-.* champion endplayer’s terms were met. the best of the affair nnd the ref­ Garage. led tlic match on the next holt with eree’s decision prove! u popular n four. Mi:r Fordycc was fighting tntors, Dennissey, it was an­ one with the crowd. (valiumly in tin* last six holes and probably meet Following the opening exhibition nounced, will hnc< ceded in being one up for tho of a batlle royal between five black Young Wallace here some time In iie inning >ii!ul but Miss Collett’s huskies, ir which the crowd yelled the near future. Wallace is pro' »■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ fiend in the first nine was too much vociferously ns the negroes alnm- claimed as One of the beat J58 ft«i overcome. rned each othor about the ring, Mi* Collett retained, by win­ kling IJjiimy, the title which she ‘.•nt tty' North"C!ifoIftlatf'through |Cion •Whittle* til* Sanford tost* *n ..Bounders In the south and Denuki; joy Is anxiodi to tu*rfd' the -bo; the north side* of ther rlrig. HRm Si'M UruKKlut* are Instructed to refund money In every Instance w h ere measure. Urlauda. Rocks superiority over Batlsfnctury re su lts are nn(* obtained. T he very first dose o f was out and out for good. As the the Sanford youth was shown early CI.KM JO.VRS LlVCll A.VO KIIJSKY TONIC referee attempted to get him u p ! nlmoat Invariably sto p s th etendency of eneealnx and co u g h in g "■ d bark into the ring, the scrap-! ir, the mutch but Whittle’s gameand the third d ose u su a lly sto p s the stveresi'C U L U . The com m on p». moved feebly and indicated rcs3 in the faco of some hard CLOGGED THROATS. | Colil m ust he classed ns n serio u s dlRi-nso so g et rid of It at once. blow*', elicited much applause. , kl f your m uscles nro sore or you have th a t ch illy fe e lin g When your wind is shut off a a d f" that ho was unable to continue th e 1 The second preliminary saw Bill o.-mthlnir difficult you try to raise the ■ w ith u dull headache, It's a euro sig n that you have taken cold. scrap. Don't w ait fur 1‘neum onlu to develop, l,ut huy a b o ttle o f Cl,KM Starke and Ted Williams both of degm by suddenly contracting the ■ JUNKS l.IV K Il AND KIDNKY TONIC today. The co st la sm all Fans swarmed Into the ring to iris city mix it. Bturku won, the. .insu am) foreleg air tbroufcfr -the ■ you can not affo rd to ta k e a chuiu-u ut tills tlm u of year. congratulate Lho winner as he'decision when tho referee -.topped Pront. T h is is hard on your lima* " nnd For salo ut milingly acknowledged the ref­ lho fight in tho fourth round after oul your throat nnd dilates the. blood 5 eree's decision proclaiming him i it wjw evident that Williams was 1 'iels. Clogged throats nrc easily am1 ^ ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON winner. Both men Weighed 17'), | unable to continue. Sturke weigh­ sickly opened, phlegm raised and th< J ! . oat Is soothea and healed by Leon N it was announced. It was a splen­ ed lM.'i anil Williams 137. .ill's Cough Byrup (Creosoted). It ■ did exhibition of the manly urt and Last night's exhibition was wit­ * ents strnloinc. backing nnd hns'C one which was much enjoyed. nessed by approximately 300 fans, d'.j'vlilo antiseptic actimi. Of M .» I’U O FIT O F S3.’).201.93. Before the crowd dispersed, a few less than saw tho first card ly tor coughs, colds, brom'hrth 9 .TAMPA, Mar. 27,—A. W. S.tuir- lioss issued a challenge for a re­ offered here two weeks ago. It rippe, croup, and whooping cough L t|", superintendent, has reported to turn bout. YOUR SUNDAY DfNNEft IS NOT I.ater in the evening, was a decided success from an ex­ y*.c, sure uud pleasant. A t ; youi fjjhe citj.eommission that the city it was announced by Col. George hibition standpoint but from u COMPLETE UNLESS YOU VViuado a net profic of $55,201.95 W. Kr.ight that Ross and Middle- financial dewpoint was n failure. SERVE O luring the first seven months of ton will furnish the attraction for George A ReCottes, speaking for ||/3nuntclpal operation of the Tan:- the headliner in the exhibition thnt ilhe National Guard companiesi, liTa Water Works. The period Seminole Gun Club, three be offered here two weeks asked for more~ co-operation ‘ in ijtlrom Inst August t to 'March 1 will miles out will shoot every from now. * the" matter of attendance if the figs covered by the report. Grosu As n semi-final offering. Rat­ fans wished to see the bouts con­ Thursday afternoon. Every­ FIT FOR A QUEEN U p eratty g revenue from the tie The fans cheered him one invited. Three miles on ■ B artmeat for that time was $171,- tling Meyers of Roston defeated tinued. gjfiG.y.'t. Of this amount $73,12(1.- Young Terry of Brooklyn In n fast loudly and it was generally agreed Orlando road. was subtracted for operating eight-round mill. Meyers weighed tiiat efforts would be mude to pack , J jfxpciiMJs, and $15,742.80 us Inter- 122 and Terry tipped the scaled teh house next time. AT ALL GOOD DEALERS OR PHONE ITjlst on bonds, sinking fund and nt 120. Roth men were !n excel­ Jack Dennlssey of Miami, who re­ OUR PLANT 631 lent condition and furnished n Ijbthcr expenses. A total of 10,980 cently appeared in Sanford when W heeless & Welsh whipped Young L.|eonaum«ra was listed at the clone clever exhibition. Roth had good he decisively footwork. After the ' first three Kctchidl of Jacksonville, refereed i I0f February. Vulcanizing Shop rounds when honors seemed to be the bouts last night and his offi­ about uiA ii, Moyers began forcing ciating was the source of much Cor, Oak Avenue and Third Street the fight and gave the Brooklyn O I L S - G AS lad some hard punishment. How­ ever, in the sixth round, Terry had Exclusive Agents for Fisb the former in a tight nlacc as he Tires and Tubes lauded punch after punch to his Announces Consolidation with “SERVICE THAT MAKES face and body.. i n . l ' A I I T J I K V I ' III- T H K I V l ' K I I I O I l V. WftlTNRB. Cub Chub anil South Bead Minnows; Shakespeare. Level' Winding Reela. tGlenna Collett Is S (Returned Winner In Pinehurst Tourney i. Automobile Repairing and It relieved me.' "About eight years ago my wlfo got down with liver and stomach trouble. . . . Wo tried all week to help her, . . . but she didn't get any bettor. She was nauseated and couldn't cat or rest. Bho began taking Black-Draught and InXwo days Bho was great­ ly Improved aad In a week sbo was up.” Try Black-Draught. EX-99 OPEN DAY AND NIGHT----- LADIES* REST ROOM AUT0M0ILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, COLD DRINKS_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ On the Joe Sauacr Cjqjjjier.-------- Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OW NgpiBY O. C. BRYANT WAGNER, FLA ii!iiuaii!iaiaigfi!iaig«ia ^ L i z m u r a f i ^ r a i a i g f H f a r ii r e i z r »i f a J z J E n L f g i i t f e f i j i Our line of Accessories is the most complete in the city. Drop in ahd inspect them. Lincoln Ib rd so n �* *<' * Y. : • f ' .Vr%* t : .'-i,£1 • .- '. rFwr Profit Ever \ I WANl^ADS W ilil, KRKp IS o fo rd D attr H tn M rANT-AD BATES Caak la A drian Political Announcements >U POSTED ON ALL SANFORD BUSINESS ACTIVITIES OF IMPORTANCE DRESSMAKING dressmaking' REAL ESTATE ] “ Ilh.™h?S?t,R 8C,,(MH- BOARD all kinds of dressmaking. CJothannounce myself a canB||e8* A ,h°P ^or all t0 thc offl« “ « I. X . We respectfully nf « 1 the Wtron^ge of thepeople I M lt of Sanfovd and vicinity. --------->•* ■ Ihw LANDA -----------At ■ IlM Sanford An,. -----------« • a llaa to he held on Jine 3rd, 1924. V —----- 4m ■ 11a* FRED T.^WILLIAMS. ROOMS FOR RENT ick f t c t Tjrps doubl« above OF THE19TH vm ataa. hkNV—Two roonu, up, reduced data* ara for eona ?.b n At o r , a V P ,9T*o c t . I t s ____ one downstairs. 112 •t^lfi^and tutlva insertions. < , ^u® consideration, I have Laurel Ave. _ word* of average length * candidate for are counted a line, re-election to ihe State Seuato FOR RENT—I wo furnished bedi fnlmuro charge Sla for firet from tae 19th Senatorial District rooms forjjent. Phone 24, Insertion. advertlelng la restricted to composed o f Orange, Seminole ami FOU RENT—Two light” housed proper claeelflnatton. keeping rooms, nth and Elm ff an error la mods The Ban* S lm lS stK ^ p 15*' SUbjecl l<> the ,Prm*ry to be held Ave. rd Herald will be responsible Ju»E -El dnly one Incorrect Inaertlon. June 3rd. I respect rul y solicit h OR RENT—Two rooms with or ’ advertiser,1 for subsequent your support. without garage 818 Oak Ave. Jpertlons. The office should be — ---M* <W>VER8TREET. lilfled Immediately In case of FOR RENT—Two nicely furnish­ P9*! COUNTS COMMISSIONER r° r‘ TO ADVBKTinmB. 1 hereby anmunce my candidacy ed housekeeping rooms, 120.00 per month. 312 E. 6th S t Herald representative thorFifth ’“lM.rel^07,m,M!0! n er for the Ichly familiar with rates, rules Pifth District comprising ChuluoPOLITICAL Id classification, will give you Imptete Information. And If ta, Geneva and Osceola, subject to me action of (he Democratic pri­ lu wish, they wilt assist you In ANNOUNCEMENTS Vdlng your wsnt ad to malts mary June 3, FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER [mors effective. ----------’ C. A. RAULERSON. I hereby announce my candidacy IMPOKTNAT IVOTIC*. _ .. TOR shbriffT for re-election for the office of (Advertisers should give their , the Voters if Seminole County: County Commissioner of Seminqjc reel or postofflcs address as I hereby anmunce my candidacy ... County, District No. 1, subject-to ell ss their phone number*'If |ey desire reeulte. About one for the office if Sheritr of Scml- the action of thc Democratic pri­ ;tder out of a thousand baa a n®1® County* •ibjvct to the voters mary June 3, 1924. llephon*. and the othera can’t £ i j » tJemocratic Primary to be __________ G, L. ni.F.DSOE. Immunlcate with you unleaa held June 8rd, 1924. if elected I ley know your address. FOR REPRESENTATIVE promise four rears of Law EnIAII dleceatlaaaace MUST he forcemcnt in a business manner by 1 respectfully announce myself la peveea at The SaaIferd Herald strive sr hr left f tno help of the proper aubonli- as a candidate for the House of Seminole (ter. Telepheae dleeeatla* ' na^iC?. 0 a ■■■tsUhta and earnestly Representatives from [■sees are aef valid. solicit the suptdrt of all law en­ County, subject to thc Democratic nrimary, June 3, 1924A If elected Courteous, Prompt, Efficient forcement VAten, on June 3rd. Service, 1 will advocate constructive legis­ _______ RAVMC ND L. ALLEN. lation for the benefit of thc great­ FOR TAI(ASSESSOR. est number of people in Seminole I w.ah to umounce that 1 am a County and the state of Fioridn. Political candidate for te-election to tho _______________ J. R. LYLF.S. office of Tax Assessor of Semi- FOR Announcem ents CONSTABLE OF DISnole County, si ijcct to the decis­ TRICT NO. I. |R PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ion of the DcnQcratic Primary to ’ I hereby announce that I am n desire to announce to the citi- be held June Uri, 1024. candidate for comtablc of District la of Seminole County that I am ____________A. VAUGHAN. No. 1, subject to the Democratic candidate for the nomination td , FOR TAX COLLECTOR Prosecuting Attorney for the I bog to announce myself a can­ primary to be held Juno 3rd, 1924. iinty Court of Seminole County, didate for tho office of Tnx Col­ Snid district belg composed of thc bjcct to the action of the Demo- lector of Semiidle County, subject following voting precincts: San­ atic Primary, sune 3rd, 1924. to the decision bf the Democratic ford, Lake Monroe and Pnola, It. E. WALKER. |l be grateful lor yuur vote and Primary to tic held June 3rd, 1924. _______ F O if SHERIFF: nomination. __ ,_______ R.,C. MAXWELlI hereby announce myself ns r I ERNEST F. HOUSEHOLDER. FOR COUNTT COMMISSIONER candidate for tne oSlje of Shcri.T |R COUNTY COMMISSIONER I hereby announce my candidacy of Seminole County, suhjcct to the hereby announce my pandi- for the office of County Commis­ Democratic pi'mury June, 1921 fop County Commissioner for sioner from district number two Itrict No. 2 Seminole County, of Seminole county, subject to thc ___________ A. TM.LIS. Iject to the Democratic Primary, action of the Democratic primary FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER 1 hereby announce my enndi)p 3, 1924. Juno 3, 1924. I dacy for County Commissioner for L. P, IIAGAN. _____________JOHN MEISCIL the fifth district of Scninolo Coun­ )R CLERK CIRCUIT COUftt FOR gllEUIKF ty. Subject to the nction of the hereby announce that I am a To tho Voters if Seminole County: June Primary of 1924. Jdidate for the office of Clork I hereby anmunce myself a can­ E. II. KII.BER. (the Circuit Court of Seminole didate for Sheriff of Seminole MEMBER OF SCHOOL HOARD )nty, subject to the action of the County subject to the action of the I wish to announce that I am n locratic primary in June, 1924. Democratic nrmary to be held on candidate for Member of the H. II, CHAPPELL. Juno 3rd. If I am elected I pledge School Hoard of Seminole Co. from JUSTICE OF f i l E PEACE myself tb fulfil thc duties of this School district! No. 3. Subiect to hereby announce that I am a office to the lest of my ability. the decision of the Democratic pri.i f g siida4h>tf*»t4hs‘affh:e,*of dmtiew -------lhnry Ui bVmPJTine'I.MKD. the Peace in nnd"for the first — 1 f l i r r t V w Pfl * . * H. H. PATTI3HALI*. (ice district of Semlnolo CounI will be a cttulidatc for reiiomiFOR CIRCUIT COURT With the legal nnd efficient natlon for the office of State At­ 1 wishCLERK to announce that I am a Ltnncc i f the cxecutivo officera torney of the ieventh Judicial Cir­ candidate for Clerk of the Circuit [he county I promise to do my cuit of the St»te of Florida, sub­ Court of Seminole Co-, subject to without prejudice. ject to tho ac ion of the Demo­ Democratic primary, June third. cratic Primary, Your endorsement If elected, 1 promise the L. G. STRINGFELLOW. faithful for a second t<rm of office will be FOR COUNTY J'O n fig performance of the duties con­ greatly appreciated. Subject, of course, to the action nected with that office. GEORGi A. DeCOTTES, the Democratic Primary to be W. L. MORGAN. ‘ June 3rd, I will be a candidate State Attorney, Seventh Judicial FOR TAX COLLECTOR Circuit. State of Florida. Ithe office of. County Judge of I wish to announce t’int I am a FOR SHERIFF pinole County. I shall be grateI hereby aniouncc myself a can­ candidate for re-election to tho cf[for the nomination and elecfice of County Tax Collector of and if elected 1 assure the didate for rcuectlon to thc offico Seminole County, subject to tho snship of Seminole a fair and nf sheriff of fomlnolc county sub­ action of the Democratic primary ful administration of the af- ject to the nitlon of tho Demo­ to be held in June. cratic primurj to be held on June of the /'ffice. JNO. D. JJNKINS. _____ SCHELDE MAINES._ 3. If elected for another term I MEMBER COUNTY SCHOOL pledge to fulfil the duties of the t'K SUPERINTENDENT OF~" office in the s.tne efficient manner HOARD PUBLIC INSTRUCTION I hereby announce myself a can­ | hereby announce my candidacy that I havo .-omluctcd it in the didate for re-election ns a member rc-elcction to the office of pant. of the County Hoard of Public In­ jIR L JIA N P . ity superintendent of public from District No. 3, | ruction of Seminola County, FOR BOARD OF I'ITHLIC LT* struction (Geneva, Oviedo, Osceola and STtUCTION llect to the Democratic primary subject to the action of I hereby aniouncc my candidacy Chuluota) held on June 3rd, 1924. the Democratic Primary, June 3rd, for re-elcctior as member of the 1924. Having served T. W. LAWTON. as a mem­ Board of Pubic Instruction for It COUNTY PROSECUTING ber of the Hoard since 1916, and Seminole Comty, Florida, repre­ ATTORNEY, having heen chairman of thc wish to announce that I shall senting schoo district No, 2 of Hoard since 1919, especally tits mi* Semlnolo Comty, subject lo the in candidate for the office*of Democratic protary to be held on for the work required of a Hoard )uty Prosecuting Attorney, submember, and if re-elected I prom­ to the endorsement of the June 3rd, 192. ise the same conscientious nnd con­ C irtS . A. DALLAS. [uocratic voters at Jhe June 3rd, structive service ns has been rend­ FOR COJNTY JUDGE nary. ered In my many years of service, I hereby aniouncc my candidacy GEORGE C. HERRING. CHAS. F. HARRISON. for tho offiei of County Judge Geneva, Florida. FOR COUNTY JUDGE of Seminola Cuinty, subject to the hereby announce myself as a FOR COUNTY'COMMISSIONER Ididate for tho office of County action of thu 'piers at tho Demo­ 1 hereby announce my candidacy [so of Seminnic County, subject cratic primar* June 3. re-election to tho office of JOHI G. LEONABDY. for (he Democratic primary, Juno 3, County Commissioner from Dis­ FOR COJNTY JUDGE II I pledge faithful service trict number four of Seminole To the People if Seminole County: ^„u'nty''subject to thc action of luld you nominate me. I am a carfidato for County th PcnKR.rat primary June 3, 1924. J. G. SHARON^ Judge, your sipport and vote o n , l( p WHEELER. FOR CLERK OF COURT hereby announce my candi- June the Sid fiR be. a p p i^ te d . - R)K STATE ATTORNEY. SAMUEL k. B. WILKINSON. ly (or tho office of Clerk of the 1 hereby announce my i-nmliFOR REPRESENTATIVE. W it Court, Semlnolo County, dacy for the office of Slate Attor­ 1 hereby am ounce my candidacy frida, subject to the decision of ney for the Seventh Judicial Ctr,')f Vlori.la, subject to the I)cmDemocratic Primary to be for member Druse of Representaj.rimarv to Id on June 3rd, A, I)., 1924. I tlvcs for Semrjple County subject ocratic Primary to be held June 3, (nd for efficiency and service In to the nction •! thc voters at the Democratic prmary. June 3. fee. 19“M' J. A. SCARLETT. iORREST LAKE, VANCE E DOUGLASS. BRINGING UP FATHEK Advertisement On This Paige 8ANFORD REAL ESTATE U in great demand. . Investors a n looking for good bargain!. If you ova any n i l estate to boy or sol it will pay you to use The Herald classified page. FOR RENT—12 room flat cen­ trally located ffiO per month. Thei Right E qaipnent ■jo In, this age of action and accomplishment, one cani not afford to waste time with a set of rusty, obso­ lete, dull-edged tools. f Keep up to the minute; have your working equip­ ment and your knowledge of today's needs, the last ' word in efficiency. Keep posted. See th at your tools ire razor-edged, keen and modern—self-satisfaction is th e . forerunner of de­ feat. In hewing your way to Success, a great help will be found in The Herald Want Ads—they work their way into the keenest minds and find for you the very people for whom your appeal is intended. Use The Herald W ant Ads o for results. o o FOR SALE—Lota In Roselam Haights, High and dry. A-l loca tion on Sonfard Ave., from 1260 to fSOO each, easy terms. If you want a desirable home come In and see us. 2tt acres, desirable location with two dwelling houses. All cleared and fenced, 26 orange trees, 23600, This is a bargain. S acres with 6-room dwelling. Fif ty bearing orange trees. Variety iTts, 91800. of all other fra1 FOR SALE—3 1*3 acres lakefront all cleared, 6-room house, 13,000.00 • AUTOMOBILES AND HELP W ANTED REPAIRS WXNTE5= .~r,rr. FORDS New and bead ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCKS Cash or terms. We Sell or trad*. EDWARD HIGGINS, Authorised Ford Dealer SanfonL FOR SALE—A brand new Ford Coupe. Been ran only 10 days about town. Good care. Box 314 Sanford. Fla.__________________ FOR SALE—Ford Roadster prac­ tically new. Bargain. See Stew­ art Dutton. FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, one 1918 Ford light track in good condition. Inquire Floyd Wash­ burn. Phono 253-W. VULCANIZING If you want a city lot, a suburban Hood lot, a house ready built, celery Goodyear farm, grove or anything in the Real Estate line call us. We sell and at the owners price only. Balloon Tire* * Used Cara Call and sea us. We give you the KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, bargain* and service. THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO. Commercial St. Seminole Hotel Annex. FOR SALE—Rooming house cheap. Party leaving town. Phone 40-J or inquire Chigo Cola Plant. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE See Chevrolet F ir s t- FiJfi'SX IIE— ®TsSiJTIIn3J^5oo3 Ask us about the new condition. See R. J. Holly. FOR SALE—BeSoto __ _____ painU and way to pay for the vanrishc-t a t Sanford Novelty o who are in need of . help ehould rend the peg* of The Herald. TheraTk m reason for sending out-of-town for help when there to probably th* person you want hi the Read this column and If y e a ____ see what you want a few cents in* rated in a want ad will bring ye* many replies. Just try It oik*. WANTED—Position by middle age lady, pleasing as useful compen* ion to well to do gentleman or lady. P. O. Box 742. BUILDING MATERIAL LOST A N D FOUND LOST an opportunity t abreast with the times reading the classified your daily newspaper. want ads contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to run* them dailv. LOST—Or stolen one yellow mule, also one bay mule, Tela* phone any Information to a & Long. Phone 48H. LOST—Small black leather suit case between Sanford and Mon­ roe, property A. D. Guthrie. Re* turn to police atation. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD NOTICE TO TAX i PAYERS f.i 1 MIRACLB Concrete Co, | cement work, eidewUke, lag blocks, irrigation beans. i . Terwilleger, Pro*. Lumber and Building katsrinE" Carter Lumber N. Laurel St. Phono' H lfX ~ LUMBER CO. Hons* e l Servlet, Quality and Prism Phono 135. Works, sola agents.______ 154-tfc FOR SALE—Rhode Island eggs Chevrolet—San Juan for setting, 15 eggs for 91.00. • i Mrs. Ellsworth, Beardall Avenue, St. Petersburg—$225,000 bond Garage. Sanford. Phone 3303. 83-tfp issue to be vot ed for new n schoil building. FOR SALE—Colored people straighten your hair, new rem­ edy, order a dollars worth today and pay postman on delivery. Cra-mi Company, Wilson, N. C. SANFORD STOVE WORKS, 321 First Street. Next door to Smith Brothers. We sell, trade, and re­ pair oil kinds of cook stoves. If N n l l r t n( I h r M r r l l n g » f ( h r N l n r k - D-. I 5 ! l. nl Kliilit O'clock, p. ni„ for b u l i t r r . nf f h r l l r r n l d F r l a f l a c the purpose of holillitK an rlrctlnn your troublo is stove troublo, see C o m i m n , . ■ r i i r i i n r a l l i m . f o r t h e to ilntcrmliK' wlinflicr or not th" us.____________________ I 'n r i m a r nf l l r l r r i u l n l o a W h r l h r r I’HAltTKIl o f aalil corpnrnllon alutll FOR SALE—Ancona baby chicks. o r imf f h r f h n r t r r of noliT T o r* Fred R. W ilson Transfer-Draying he umcmled ua to A ItTKT.KH I. II Fine strain pure-bred nncona l i o r n l l o n Hh until lir A n i r n d r i l. chicks, hatched from eggs from my . Notti'n t* herrli}* xlvrn, that there uml VI. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW u’fil li. .1 ...... nf thr Nlin'kliiilil11 E ll ALU PIU NTIN Q COMPANY. own flock of , carefully selected See C. E. Chorpenlng irn nf Iho IIKKAI.D PItINTIKl! Itci-ao CornPa, I’rcalilunt. bleeders. My 17 years experience I PHONE 3302 fftMTAJiV. al the nfflcn nf Mill First National Bank BMf* in breeding anconas assure you the romiiiiny. *ti ihn r it y nf Hanforil, A tten t: S anford, F la. It. II. Ili-rir, Secrotury. l-'lor til.i. ui HIT MiiKiinlla Avrnui*. best to be had • In thc breed. All Sanford ------------- Florida on Hi" lliirttilh ilny of April. A. chicks delivered South Baldwin [ Ancona Farm, Lillian, Ala._____ j . F oil SALE—Remington ty p e-! APARTMENTS $• » O. C. Bryant, Wag- writer with wide carriage, $30.00! George A. DeCottes W. J. Thigpen quick sale. ..Inquire Herald of-i Attorney-at-Law "•-FOR-RENT-‘ - 4 hern ia;, will sell at for flee;________________r j __________;___ t Over Seminole County Haa moved to Paleston ft FOR SALE—One pair mules wnd Bank FOR RENT—Two room npart-! Brumley Bldg. Real Es­ wagon, cheap, or one mule. Lew­ ment, 202 Park Ave. Carolina,-* iorida filli- is. Altamonte Springs. Phone aanford, — Florid* tate and all klnda of la* 008-G._________________ _ HOUSES FOR RENT surance. FOR SALE—Twelve head of good ing Station, gas at 2 HOIl IlKNT—Modern seven-room mules; can he seen at thc Or­ house. Phone 61, lando Novelty Works. A d d ress Schelle Maints cost the Studebeker, Pickard, Chevnlel R. H. Lockhart A Co., Orlando. Fla. FOR RENT—5-room cottage with cents . above . * bath, lights md water. W. J. FOR SALE—Household furniture. J. L. PERKINS •:* LAWYEK ' n i i g j e n . ________________ year around. 1020 Union Ave. Sales Department FOR RENT—Nice ten-room house — Court House FOR SALE—6 ft. counter show with bath, co-ncr 4th and Oak, 3an Juan Garage case. Small gas range and wood facing park. range.___109 N. Sanford_Avc._ f o i l ItENT—10-room house, conBOATS—Built to order with or trolly located. Apply 410 Oak without motor. "Red Bungalow," Ave. _______ Pace’s I.a no. Elton J Moughton FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnish­ FOR HALE—High grade Carman ARCHITECT ed bungalow, 1208 Palmetto, grape cuttings on easy terms. 600. Tailors, Cleanera and Dyera rent |4S month with garage, pos­ $10; 1,000, $20; •/, cash, balance First National Bank Bldg. session at once. See It. J. Holly, one, two and three months, parcel 117 Park Avi — Florida owner, Room 8 Hall Building. post prepaid. Supply limited. Sanford, Write nr wire your order today. City Tax Books will close April John H. Wolf A Company, DeMISCELLANEOUS 1, 1924 after wntch all taxes re­ Land, Florida. maining unpaid will bo collected WANTED Sanford N ovelty o o o o o o i ■m T fl ■ W I WHIDDON & HODGES PRINTING upon which taxes arc assessed. Madam Harriet, Beauty Parlor. ALFRED FOSTER, Over Mobley's Drug Store. Park Ave. Phone 216. WANTED—Information: Anyone by levy and sale of the property who knows nesting places of Tax collector. 3 acres, 2 tilled, bird*—Crains, Ibis, Curlews, etc., house. $2500. By Ellen Hoy, Deputy. please write us. Ostrich Fnrm, W. Palm Beach, Fin. The Matthews Press Wrlnkn lllilg., Snnfimt I'll. Farms Phone 417-L-2 V. C. COLLER, Prop. General Shop and Mill Work 5 room Sanford Sign Shop Contractor and Builder 517 Commercial Street 22 ncres, 5 tiled, hard road at loadlnR station. $7500, terms. APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Clnsses of Work 20 acres, 11 tiled, house, barn, mules und equipment. $11,000, terms. WANTED TO RENT Wilson Welding & Radiator Works WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 6 room house. Furnished or unfurnish­ ed, close in. Will rent by year. Inquire H- C. Morgan* I*. O. Box "If It's Metal we can eeld It.” SANFORD, FLORIDA H. B. Lewis & Co. 107 North Sanford Ave, Address First National Hnnk Building, 361. ground floor. Hasting* — Totnl of 18,37'i * j No. 107—Telephone 349--I’ark Avo. acres planted to early Irish po­ tatoes in this vicinity. By GEORGE McMANUS N O V T O M O R R O W - l'L L iiW E Y O U A N O TH ER L d 'b 'b O N - '■COU CfSJH P O T T H E M AH *bET AW AY I Works STEWART The Florist Flowers For All Occaaiona 51embers Florists Telegraph Da* livery Association 814 Myrtle Ave. Phone 260-19 S. O. Shinholser Contractor and Builder E3 L D O N 'T 'W ORRY • Sanford,---------------Florida si WILI 6S ,> ^ o S 3 a V fc v V r m Sanford Machine Co. Jflfi l i Uvlfr j T •* JUpskyB m t* X_ ^ R. C. M A X W E L L Real Estate and Insurance SANFORP.------FLORIDA Bf1 1 I ; --------- * ~ a U n in t K iikU t ss< ■ Works CyllBilvr Uils4lsa 1‘hass S3 tal *»1 ff]j i i 14 i :i c$ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f047a7daf2b66fd4f4d3d1496e94f4a.pdf fb4db1f6c78e52939c61e43d8b391831 PDF Text Text D18PATCHE8 VtfHVV'C: Campaign *•*•4 Pk u ) r. Sl.—Charges uch more cvlIfjjln the C06I. psllfn in South ntftcd In Wood P*lgns in that 2<t. when critli resulted in a nto campaign e JHonday in a Senator Peter in the Johnson Roosevelt cotton roam earliest moment poeelbla. ..Tha committee reenmea hearing Tuesday. v t ■am ■' > w . •I T source, The Herald has arranged to secure .the rveHajrf round hyrownd with an saaoancment on the result o f't inaries. Thlf publishers cordially Invite you to be their far TUe A■■■rial ra Fw m I EBERBACli, Baden, Mar. 31.— Charging the American govern­ ment with an attempt to lure Grover Cleveland Borgdoll back to m l Reserve Bank the United States with a promlso Ustrkt Indicates that ho would be given a light sen­ ft Satisfactory tence, thereby providing tho Amer­ ican public with a fresh sensation from the "oil scandal* the' Eberbach newspaper Messenger Sun­ day published deU " parleys with B fr* by three represen factory baHls,” American tiewsrape her conditions a man named Lelg otton .market lonth or two," sB r.a srsss .. OUfc WHO, mthly business the newspaper decli Is suspect<the Atlanta cd Of being tho ipo nk, which wus American Legion. According to the •reported that other local nowspa taely affected, i wholesale and as tvi. for. acuiu” Febru* MM Dfablo compariqf.; of Instances," .the past month rcseven per cent the same month ,nlne ’ lines of ^reporting, five fwhles in Febru[tih January, and er sales than In Ago. the review flout that "rain* month have conig‘ with farm opmost of the dls*.\.for tha apl. are considera­ te time of year." tRs continuo to program of conthe employment sw A a s Messenger '• JDe- newspaper correspondent to the ef­ fect that the state department had withdrawn its promises of partial immunity, but that two days grace was obUirfed by the correspondent which would have enabled Bergdoll to catch the steamir. George Washington aaUing ffbar Bcfman. The Mmsfctef asserts, that the failure of Btxjrioll ,to accept. tM promises made by the Amorlcans resulted iu * warning from .Blood " ,,h The tudhling-McTlfUe boot, begins i t l l l o W j a , * suite will begin to come la shortly after. The* will be T* Western Vnfon wlAsa and will b* brought to (hi offke «H aid where they will be .'announced to the crowd througl phone and later posted in fronJC of the office. • The bout betwoen MeTlgue, the title-holder aad' tl schoolboy, has aroused intense enthusiasm and Interest I the country/and especially In the south where Strlbltag ■and raised and where he turn become a great favorite. LS he met Mcfiguo in Columbus and the affair warn dklered Thera' was considerable discussion following the bbu| real outemp. Many spectators who saw the affair d« Stribllng easily defeatedthe Irishman while the latter do he foughi frith a broken hand and that the referee wai declare it a"draw for fear of his life. Since that boot M remhned idle while Stirling ha* engaged In a number winning all but one. He, la declared to be in excellent phy it MeTlgue, who la known to have trained- harder to n any; ha has engaged in since he wrested the title fro Slkl over a,year ago. . . A s p The Sanford Herald urges all thg lovers of Sport uTbrlta guesta tonight to hour the returns (root tl ! ant mhfch, Fan* here have manlfated much interest r this particular match but lif the sport Itself. A lings cr pected-to be present to hear the returns. . K werk on Sanford wilNfee city during t h i j h became known hen it was announced will entertain del der the prw What,, rat »toted to a< ficlt must fa Smoot imendstion, *might be ftriaion. ibers ef the committee kJ ---------1# NTION O^H provided by tl mUeeUieecug cut down * 1140,000,000 voted in the 000, 'in the Of $700,000 i 000,000 thro tax. Secret posed both eatate tan a -Sanford Wins See* ce In Track Meet. ton convention at St. Accordlr was a great aucceaa made Men lilch we all enjoyed," of R. W. < aration of Percy Men, Ion of a JO return from tho annual meeting in the ’‘Sunshine City" Thursday, Friday and 8 sturday. Others who attended the coavenffon were: Reginald Holly, JoU Hintermiiter, Joe Chitten­ den,{Robes* Dean, and Robert Cobb. Accompanying the delegates ‘ ware the.! following. Sanford women: Mr* W. ^.'Timgley, M r s .B .J , Hdfly and Miss Mildred Holly.- Miss Hailv went as the .official entrant 8 $ Saturday afternoon at Of the mlsceUanebui committee has approv reduction In admission empting all ticksta Nil! cents or less. ■The other principal where Mr. Orifflth « ear on Wednesday hotel map, WMcDonald, two Wei luilUts.. All three Huntington, the: ii Mf. Griffith. r\r;,& as Pass-*. taken up again was t members to Indicate, turned voluntarily to'the ’ United jtfplsa Holly barely missed;win* owed an increase ‘States. It wss asserted that the ring second place in this contest over the same Whlie.lt whs ret Udls£ the volume . of would not step "short o£ murder." during February i.to, January bus- r r a entrants. i rather than on the leaders have admitted Woodall of Miami was dm ministries 2 ind award and number ilt'Hlsa fnore substantial vent another attempt rrlculturml situs* ••Id: "The frees- ^ B t lk v e d Falae Pro! 'JlenMoll and hit V * $M k K tha Jour,Americana as.* g a srw ir,sM mt ino udlhavo received the sec- RtSSSld iolly proved himself Mewhat of; an athlett at the *t when he eewriKi fTy « Iseilforlhls work on the irack. SR A * warty and « Monday that II in favor ol .they location Bsdertesn cftiian’ aCDt So up the Irvington, New Jar- partners ■wanted It ‘ built lm would be compelled to dp thy# are/here. lhe advsnof both places will W'thor- s iii fansF Sss^S: ( tl^-hdur explained that * * * * * * *' Countr Com v<|i ; r w i-'-. »<f-*wn-/k- w :# ' • , 1 v^J' • as Y » » »• **•*r, •Vt * <'w. .S .. . V. 11 kljfshvV*/ ■ T ia w r a convention ith of Mly. It Jfonday when S al this city gena to four that. m0nth �,D.* S m m bA V , 'MARCH 29, 1924. ■- . . .. ..am *iir-4 • tv.».r qdmmtitee is W IN D E D AS to More probe Washington NeWs Association Be! Welfare Movement (lit The A»x*rUlril Attorney Genera" DnugheVty rcsi&nyd by request of the nrosldenU Alfred J Penmon, of Inwn, was nominated to bo minister to Poland. Harry F. 8lnclalr’n contompt case was presented to n fcdcMl PRANCE It’s Almo/rt a Habit Now - j ’ -« ' i \ •« - WINTER RARE, Fit., Mnr 29.—The state superintendent* of bduention lia.t c.ie support of the Florida Education "Association In nny Vnovenyffit that.has lor Its purpose the ndvahccniont of ed­ ucation In Florida. Tho atand la ninde known In a report of tho rxccntlve coinVnlttee of the F. E. A., which met at Ilaytotm on Uften kiddies, here ig a rW. to W I n .p r U e . T h e . C a ^ . • Company,.of this city, U , Pt'tts *« tto |i. a!” * ‘W * fmtn $S All that hnyo to do la to keep * ’ book, that will t>e easy. Hero Is the offer: "Bin J)fa Wlj boon secured by this 'flVm sell good, for It HI, plcttt going to appear in (his w from time to time, and th« ft tkt Lumber Company wants i to bieot Bill Dong because h.v nice felloVr, full of fun and i waV* baa something nice to u All .y «« have to do is to 2 the pictures 0f "Bill Din*"cutting, them out of The i f L proceedings ttodo public here today by Dr. O. I. Woodley, acfietarV, of the organisation. It chows that the commltteo voted unanimously to send a letter to \V. K. Cnv/thon, state superin­ tendent 6i public ♦.mructlon, set­ ting forth the relationship of the association to tho educational au­ thorities of Florida, and to ex­ press “n feeling of absolute loy­ alty to him and pledging tho nsciocfntlon to co-opuratc with him . MINERS ACCEPT SCALE. PHILADELPHIA. • Mnr. 29.— Tho central Pcnsylvnnlu Bitu­ minous Coal Operators’ Associa­ tion today agreed to accept tho proposal of tho United Mine Workers to renew the present, wage scale for three years. k* on\> •J h.wrap book , and then wh thA cpntest closes, bring TJ bot i- to the omco of the lmsJ corj^any and you may J P > i!V SALT LAKE CITY, Mar. 29.— Four or five nrq missing and be­ lieved dead in n snow slide in Provo Canyon. Fifty arc said to hhvo been caught In a slide but nil but tho missing were rescued. The mishap occurred at tho Bridal Voil ami tho bridge across the ProVo rivef was wrecked. A por­ tion of the ..Denver Rio Grande tracks were covered. matters came u maut auditor, who worked writh Gaston B. Means nin.auditing the Mceants of the liundard Aircraft Company and Mitsui And ComP*nft.> JnpSncso Attn Which con­ trolled the Stahdord. , Pickering said h!s work dis­ closed over-payments by the gov­ ernment tb aircraft .manufactur•ri, naming one of >3,000,000 to the Wright-Martln Company. To Mr. Howland’s querios, he agreed that his audits had been made largely aa a recheck 61 accounts between the fovemraent and the concerns which hud been “closed” hjr Settlements Just after tho war. aCrT Marcum told of being sent to Montana to Investigate the Inhibition situation, and com­ pu tu s made against the federal district attorney ft* the state. He ^d.bring back to the department M n a TAMPA, Mnr. 29— Mrs. Cornelln A. Mobley, reputed to bo tho Old­ est whtic resident of Hillsborough connty,. is dead at her Citrus Park home at the age of 89. Sho was the sole survivor of an Italian massacre in Which her parents tWo of their children wore mur­ dered. Mrs. Mobley, then a mere infant) wan herself left by the rbadsldo for dead. She hnd been a resident of Citrus Pnrk for *10 years, living with her son, J. I. Mobley. . Cbntinued from page I Such pictures are Retting so tton had been pet a* the Ret common we thought you might think thla-ono of tfic old pnes. Notice the hffiftd oij Ids Fan. ThU'tfnrco hfs can nation*! committee was " horse, "Little Favourite,” kicked him just ahoye tho beespr na ho rolled ovpr. All pf which happened In the ing ar» Investigation of that/1 then replied that'hi* rompanj army point-to-point at Abborflcld Cross, Englnnd. r..f no interest in oils in VVyondi anywhere else |n’ the north ern states^ >1 •<| been.partaking of the conleniV of |cd to the hospital and Wdmnn’a ftofevawey o f jcnnlog,’ iwsti mart. •, ■ Honest, this plcturo lft of tho LA8T spill taken by the Prince of Wales. county office which will includo the Journal. To continue all officers In office until tho next regular meeting nl Daytona, to bo held December 27-30. Brndcntown — Plans arc licinc mode'for tho erection of n $70, 000 theater bultdlng. EVERT TRUE— K 2bM « 6 * c k 1 L /4 N T TO ASN r * j s ’on&TwiNKs.. By CONDO SEEKERS SPEAK WEKTVA PARK | •f •- *u He declnred that such a man should ho fearless, trustwoithy, and bo thoroughly competent to fulfill his duties. 11c promised if elected that he would servo his constituents with the idea of serv­ ing all alike. John G. Lconnrdy followed Judge Sharon. He declared that ho had never before sought nubile office n this county und tnnt he was ,ust a "piney woods footer*’ -both « d ] t o Beoator insftttd htfc otderii WoH lb donflner tU attention to prohibition REWARD OFFERED \Hoty - W 'A l t ^ O U U D \W Ysovi c3dwe ■ oacic i Y ou HAVC >ac2 C3 r4 WAtoN* f declnred that his .mponnnts hnd botoks will be cond lllhAM nonfoail D w t Igt. father or. mother d«itrer 7 h*««« t s a There - are 62 "Bill Ding" with the^ um nieW. isubpoena'•■would be tasuod tuyes .s o start your scrap ^ for him tn tha -cvtnt Senater targe enough. Spencer desired to gnns'ion him # 1 1 fprthcr, the committee got Irto a lengthy discussion as to the relevancy of « pertain testimony, psrtleblariy that given Friday by N H iu m n S A1 Jennings. ': Continued from’page 1 he made'a-few remarks reviewing Ids record as county prosecuting attorney and promised that' if elected to the office which he now seeks, would continue to devote hibest efforts to the cnfurcomnt of tho law. Judge J. G. Sharon followed Mr. Mainos with an fddress on tho r z ts ta s . y/hsslar, .but ho 'ORK. Mar. 2».-Roward* $14,200 ware offered for heniicm of the man who i. Maud Bsusr on Staton confoss they are baffled. the neatest * ib«T Prttc, $3; t d fourth prixo, |j / A * 1, , ° on’t foi tho plctuWs. the rules of the t ie*4&i~w*<t< AGED. WOMAN DIES ftjtf "Bill du I b* .sure to uri rU?uwyul*°«* who prill contlnuo in office year round, apd. Dr. Woodlej unanimously elected to the tion for the coming year. Whether or not tho Fl would bo elected. Candidate for nhnriff were next in order, C. M. Hand tho present incumbent being the first speaker. Tho sheriff told how ho Imd served Ills constituents to the best of Ids nbility ami that if re-e14cted that ho would rontinue to eorvcf in .the same manner. . •1 Raymond L. Alio** was tho next speaker. He declared that he' wap running upon but on* platform ond that is law enforcement. He declared that this especially rp- f f l •to:tbo enforeemWnt o f tho pro* ion luws. If eloete*! he dner- operated it. *.* E. E. Brady spoke next and opened his remarks with magnhmImous Words of praise for the wombn of Seminole county. He then compared his record while in the feherifTs office with that of Sheriff Hand. lie declared that when ho St- ,AugustInwii8t. .Augusllnia left the sheriff's offica there was Ite Company .ba«na\'buiinoss In $0,000 in the- flna and forfeiture new plant, eapaaity Increased. •• fTind and said that today there is Senator Borah .offered a reaolptia money in that fund at all. Hfe declared that once Sheriff, Hand had referred to him as an “old broken down car” but that ho wanted to say to tho present occu­ pant qf the offico will hAVe to “open ihis cut-out considerably” if he expects to win in this race. S0e Chevrolet FlfBt— W. A. Tillia the next speaker said that ha was no speaker bat that while the others would delight the crowd With masterful offerings in thfe the way,'of speech .making, he way tb ^ity would get out and do'the work. H. H. Pattlshall candidate for school board was the Anal speaker nf the day. Following' his i re­ marks, MrskLconardy thanked tha I andiftates. rer thelr*,em«pprath» Ask ns aboiit the new flntum. Beautiful r Stftlrm of lltt^pmmer Nl| Swumon Quar fiY Chevro^et-^Sen Joan Ywrir* la Kentucky Suit y N 0, YiStS » H e 6 - ^ h B o m ................... 10-lMch, list •Code, Com am ute. k*y Donohue .......... , trlcan Quarttt 1 and ■ and > wish I also THE SALE OF LOTS AT hblpfui diiring tho uAAA 6t Auf baby to extend our sincere for the lovely floral 0 » * I bbv* (Belongs U rl and Mrs, L. Ij, Hollar. ... »^<Jlty purehawi new Are lLIZING IDEAL Many have made it pos­ sible to acquire a home of their: own—tho realisation 1 of an idAal. • The Horald Want Ads have a deal to do with bringing about home own*>r"hlp, for they point to opirttmiHoa In buying, soliC, exchanging. Bee what the Herald Wants have to offer in aid­ ing yoU in hav'ng your dreams for a homo come 1 trte. • . Keeping In touch with the Herald Wants means keeping in touch with real­ . ty opportunities. Just turn to the Herald Want Ada now and see how pieny such offers are listed there and, fcwrhaps, the very one yen are looking for will eatch your oye. . CELERY AVE., Hasf been continued add the rem aining 3d lots will be sold at Overture, Rtii arjr Byttiphoajr E V h u C o u r t e o iu s . '1 ■ J H m 1 1 . 1 J 1 lifwd 'i ' • n .•t h ,| i e : ULa , 0 !•;/ A •I.* > ( *• *g . l 1 ., • ■Sdve.tal Savetal lolB lots ayhtdh >ve will m H face Celery A fcaUd lots bn every street gtvihjr ybu you" thole* THEATRE Itiayour gtiodfortunpthnt any ah opportunity;,to of the purchaser* Art RfOMrli sudd fl«d b u e n a vrarrA limits and entitles you to dty hnd'there remains a 'f l ; BBS SB A t ••• Fox Presants N T 9 9 W D -U IN(*iS-ACCOUNT. , iin u ia lim u ilR M iu iik iiiiiu iiiH m iH iia i DIES TO BOARD" "TONY** tlto Wonder •Tom Mix’s inheritance old ladiea' Item# la yolir of s thousand laughs. yV'Be Yourself. Also 7 ■ 9 M- ■ S e r v i c e the owners althw us to conttnva.this sale that many.diaaapoi buy at the!” own price a let lit thin fast fertWIrig subdivision. Inu to build homes at once. Values, have already Increased hhi onfc of the finest sections of Sanford. Remember it 4s.nothin improvements. Wm. J L M ■ A limited ttm« •••• * INBTRUMtNtAL RECORD No. 8«7ST— U-Iueh, Hal pH<« SANFORD, FLA. ' Mutt & uMffSUSSBh E.MCALK Cash and othei* prizes. You d6 not haVfe to bub or bid tb receive aiiy of the 7 prizfes* •: * . *• ' •' . �' /W ith whet prkle we read oar beys’ papers this week! We find them a most ardent defender o f the birds and really the best friends, birds bare. With boys aa these growing up in our fair land of Florida, we are sure to win prominence by the lmrest number of reservations for birds. COCOA, Fta„ Mar. 81.-—Prob­ We enjoyed the essays of the All hearts were in lems faced by newspaper pub­ girls, too. lishers In the daily conduct of the right place we found. Birds. their bubstimes will be the ehief Verna Dieter. topics for discussion by members Sixth Grade. Prise Winner. of tbe Florida Prats Association We know that a bird has a at its meeting here April 1740, body, two wings, feathers, two acording to the program, just feet and a beak. The bones are made public by Secretary George thin and hollow. The hollows are E. Hosmer, of the Port Myers (tiled with warm air, which en­ ables the birds to fly .. As they Press. Mr. Hosmer himself will are thin, Jne bongs do' ‘not hold speak on plans for making ths even th«r heaviest bind down. association mors of a business They are very 1Wj>t f and his breast h the kccliund^to it arc organization. fastened the strong muscles used Groavenor Dawe, former editor in flying. His mil fehthers are of Nation's Business, who has re­ hollow like the bones and arc cently taken up residence In Flor­ used as a ruder for guiding. The The or^snlla. ida, win be the first speaker on wings act ns oars or?s&lla. tiny feathers are used as cloth­ the afternoon program of the ing. , ■*7 'first day’s meeting. Wading birdshnvw partly web­ The newspaper men will be bed feet arid- lung, xstrong bills. welcomed to Cocoa by the mayor, Scratching birds happeir 'to have separate toes and sharp nails and' and the response will be made by sharp beaks. Perching bir* R. J, Holly, editor of Florida have small feet and long *>«. So wc see that different birds Trucker, Sanford. ^ • The complete program follows: differ quiite a lot. Near my home is n small oak Thursday Moruiag, April 17. 10 a. m„ Registration of mem­ tree. In tho tree tterc is tho bers. Paying jduea. Secretary nest of a pair ot'iurtlc doves. Hosmer will be ready to greet Every morning Qyy go to my fa­ ther’s field to get fowl. They all members at this time. >°ng tails and fly 10:30 a. m., Address of wel­ spread theii; wings. J away on whistling .. „ come, Mayor of Cecoa. 10:40 a. in., Response by R. J. I A frietM of ours works hard in fleW* nil day trying to pre­ Holly, editor Florida Trucker, ; the vent yho growth of noxitus Sanford. we<v* and believes this U.the 10:60 a. m., President’s ad- oyty wny to prevent this growth. derss, Ed. Taylor, of Miami Hcr- y If farmers woulii allow doves 1*1:30 a. m., Question box. Ey*' cryope is urged to ask quesyvtis about problems that iare>rou* Jsling them. -V y Thursday Jutery'bn. Luncheon. „ .. 2:00 p. m* S - S f - ^ a s Call, Binkley. , 2:06 p. m., » "Public Service by Farida Newspapers,* GrosevenoryOkwc, former edition, Nation’ll business. 2:30 mt "Are the National Editiydd 'Association's Advertlsing>|f**** JHgh Enough," Clayton g/Codrlngton, representing daily *rtewspapers; Stanley Lichty, rep­ resenting weekly newspapers. Discussion. A:00 p. m., "Building a New Building— 8ome Advantages of Owning Your Building,” R. H. Berg, Sanford Herald. Round tabic discussion of iMWxpaper problems. First tak­ ing up Items in the Question Box of the morning. 7:80 p. nt, Banquet. Speakers on behalf of association: Frank B. Stoncman, Miami Herald; Herbert Felkei, St. Augustine Reeord, and Karl Lehmann, of Orange County Echoes. | Friday, April 18. 8:30 a. ni.. Announcements ' by secretary and by Cocoa commit­ tee. 9:40 a. m„ Address, Emmett A. Finley, American Press Associa­ tion, New York. 10:00 a. m., "The Proposed Home for Newspaper Men nnd Women," Hon. C. D. Haines, Al* tsmont Springs. Discussion. 10:46 a. m., Address, "The Noxt Legislature," Frank Kay Ander­ son, associate editor, Citrus In­ dustry. ) Discussion. 11:30 a. m„ "How to Make This Association More of n Busi­ ness Organization," George E. Hosmer, Fort Myers Press. Discussion. 12 noon, ‘"The National Editor­ ial Association," J. C. Lochner, Florida publisher. Saturday, April 19. 9:40 a. m., Address. "How to Make the Most of Yourself," Hu­ mor Milton Baker. . 9:30 a. m., Music. birds but improves the apng. Another good bird of tha south .. bird Is a ip/.tho qualt . This . . ' fanner, ‘ The ere at friend, of ' the itn quni.\k> a field bird. ItibuiUlB It bui ,y»n the gw ind. , birds of Florida are not fH toctc'l as they should be. The gnall Is a very v.iluable bird to the fnrm.v because It cats many insects theft are the enemies of the farmer. We need not ask what would become of our for­ ests If It wci*e not for our feath­ ered .friends , because Insects would come In and destroy all ou** t’ eei. Bird reservations arc tracts of (anu set aside for'' lords. They are usunlly located by \a lako or where* there la plenty .Iff water. The people of Florida should pro­ ject the birds by mi«kii:g more reservation*. Make yeirr home a bird pnnetuary. It will be the best Investment you ever made. iVotoct the birds In this/ way. CLEARWATER, Mari 29.— Dr, * Ot .* •, g », ' V* and Mrs. Bethel McMullen' a few days afo celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary within a few feet of the place where they went to housekeeping 60 years ago at Bay View. More than one hundred relatives and friends were nraaent to honor the couple. Dr. McMullen passed his -78th birthday last De­ cember, and Mrs, McMullen is 70 . Writhi, lSw>fe£'?» o ff.e e .n n d % ^ t e n 5 nOLLOWAY SELECTED DAYTONA, Mar. 29.— “ Bill” Holloway has been selected to plolt the local Florida League baseball tent this season In succession to Guy Lacy, who was awarded to the Richmond (Vtrgtntn League) club by tho Natlonsd Association. Holloway ia a native *of - Volusia tounty and began his baseball-car­ eer at Mercer Univcmity, Macon, where he* completed ms etiucntlon. He played seml-fro ball In Penn­ sylvania''three seasons And later went, to the Three I League, play­ ing with Bloomington for two scasonus. , i seal tills the fin d A. » . 1024. (SEAL) ( K. A. a le rt C lerk ( ScmHiote, ( By A. M. PART OF rt. N. 6*sVfL“ a^ N otice la h e re h y txti mi th a t A llen to law tax M arler.^o f Mnltlap'lL F lorida, who, according th e g o n on th e on S optsm hcr S.l. I J ste a d E n try . No. 01 Section I I , TAwnen SO E., T allah assee Alert nntlcn of Inten l (H E A L ) LETTER WRITTEN BY MAJOR EDWARD JAMES JABir.a n 'v JlPi / ' . «_-,■*•- ' '..-V ..-A ■■v - h t r / **il**i*v ISITORS at Coral Gables are constantly me sting with* joyful Will Commence to Appear in Merchants Window may come a second time to maite certain tnat ms over; owing estim beauty was not a matter of too fervid first impresi on. But he : stays to enjoy the delights and pleasures which are^here n unbounded ure, apd which are not to be found anywhereTelse..J*p.? i^; ville, Ten. Discussion. 10:15 n. in., "Newspaper Build­ ing,” William M. Glenn, Orlan­ do Sentinel. It a. m., Reports of secretary, treasurer nnd committees. 11:30 a. m., Selection of place for next meeting. 11:45 a. m., Election of officers. 12 noon, Adjournment. Como to Coral Gables tomorrow—or some day thi week— with tho special purpoao of studying1it^ advanta es as a permanent home. Such a trip will be welt-’worth twh e. Mako your.m^atjo^ai^^^^0^gffice|fpr-thia free ri htseeing A federal reserve board xtudy of practical methods of btubilizing International exchange und ex­ tension of the department of ng r(culture’s service were decided upon by President Coalidge as farm relief steps. NOT REALLY LOST No article of value is really lost until after The Ilerald Wants have been called upon to restore it to the rightful owner. Automobile Rcpairin GEORGE E. MERRICK, OWNER AND DE\ ELOPER DAMMERS & BURNES, GENERAL SALES AGENTS OPEN D A Y AND N IG H T ------ LADIES’ REST ROOM AUTOMOILE SUPPLIES, ACCESSORIES, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ COLD DRINKS p i On the Joe Sauser Corner.--------- Oviedo-Orlando Road NOW OWNED BY O. C. BRYANT W AGNER, FLA » « « nj « V nUPARTMHST O f 1 IIK I * TEH 1OR land beta* e Issuance of SJicJw.'Jif 1 U S. LatuF Of f leu Jtf • Alnesvllle, F la. th th e nam e of a Fib. 21. I^ t. said c e rtific a te a l u l i 'h ? 1- The principal food of dAves are seeds of weeds, and these lire MONROE IfUGitT), SON OF PRESIDENT MONROE, TO HIS jCOUeaten at all seasons of thu year. S1N. UENEt^J, NELSON MONROE (LEFT.) In many sections of our coin* try grent numbers o f these valu­ ARLINGTON, Mqss., Mar. 31—How's your handwriting? As good able birds are killed during cer­ tain sesons of the year. It is a ns this? Perhaps not. Rut don’t worry. It may become so In time. For question for the farmers to settle, the writer of the above letter is more than 10H years old! whether they will allow nnyouc to He is Major Edwnrd Janes Monroe, son of President Monroe. Ami kill on their land birds that year­ ' •*> ly destroy tons of noxious plants. he is as steady*in hiso|d ago ns ho is ia his handwriting. Horn on July *1, 1816* in King George’s county, Vn., he has seen 2o * Legend of Colorful Birds. presidents follow his father into office. Ho has kept hl3 hand 6n the Grade Six. Louise Fernald. pulse of all big national events. And in ^11 the years has not lost, track A long time ago the Indians used to toll their children thnt of bis relatives! when the leaves fell from the As witness this letter from Ids hnmu in Jacksonville, Fla,, to Gen­ trees, the Great Spirit did not eral Nelson Monroe, a cousin, here. The general is no longer rt young­ wnnt them to die there so he would nut wings on tiicin and let ster himself, having celebrated his 90th birthday recently. Hut an nat­ them fly nnd they were called ive life has kept him young. While a student at tho University nf Penn­ birds. The yellow leaves made sylvania, he enlisted as a private in the Mexican War. Xhc:j iij t'r.y yellow birds, tho brown leaves tnado brown birds, nnd the red Civil War he became a generul. But in all these years the two cousins have kept close to’t.'P) PHij' i nnd scarlet leaves mnde red birds. . ■ Some kinds of birds a r i f W l h sttb ,: 1 ' kR cardinal, the blue und red birds, the scarlet tanngcr, the wren, the mocking bird nnd the sparrow. The cnrdinnl is o f bright red habits »r<! to get up high In n also tijll U3 when Miring lias •‘ ‘ ,. , j color. He tins a little tuft of tree nnd sing, und they also take come. The birds pour forth their souls feathers on the top of his bend. sun lrntbs and pick their feath­ in note.! 1 :, Around his hill is black, nnd his ers. They always nick out u bill is yellow. nice shady pl:n;e in thu nwnmps Of rapture from a thousand The birds come in the spring for their nests. They build •their throats. nnd begin to build their nests. nests nf pine needles, draw, The curdinals usually have three thread nnd feathers. The Quail and Mocking Bird. eggs in their nests. Tho eggs James Biggin«. The reason why I like birds i;i Sixth Grade. hatch out in about March, April becausu they ring so sweetly Our southland would be very or May. Some of the cardinals' rtml 'they are so pretty. They lonely without our feathered H Ini: "in rt. rright-of' ft. tx h t-n f-w a y ^ 1 * £ > * / to ~ lh » f v u . 10 n. m„ “ Why Wc Use the Franklin Price List," T. J. Appluyard, state printer, Tallahassee. Discussion. 10:30 a. m.,“ Thc Work of the Southeastern Master Printer::’ Association," E. I*. Mickel, Nash­ Pocketbooks, jewelry, ap­ parel, personal possessions, things of intrinsic value nnd others that are prized because of their association, ore often quickly returned, when temporarily lost, through Herald Wantn. Herald Wunta are the first thing to consult when something of value is lost or found. * Herald Wants bring luj|K ers and finders together. W To reach all the people effectively — leave your Want Ad at The Herald of­ fice. Phone ua to send for it or phone it to the Want Ad Department. In ‘“- w it: r\o stay In their fields, they would kill many weeds and save much labor. The contents of 237 doves’ stomachs showed thnt over DU per cent of the contents 'were vegetable matter in tho form uf seeds. «; « l ' l ce rllflc n to in tny office, T i e Wh**ton, 0f hne m aJe e p p llc a tl'n for ta x deed to laaue la accord nee W ith law . *nM c e rtific a te em traces th e follow liur clescribed pibperty s lta a ts d In Remlnole county, Florida. to -w ltN W * of S f f u ; s . , K . ^TWR l i : Ita n a s M E ast.— to ere*. T he salil land he In* assessed a t th s d a te of th e Issuance -of su . » c e rtific a te In th s nam o of U nkno’ n. Unless said *ln»MtTO,b„Vt c e rtific a te shnll b< redeem ed ac­ dt?wtC m r Of. Tax Cert fr«*"**P* c o rd in g to law lax teed w ill Issue Executive O ffices: 158 East Flagler St., Mi Jacksonville, St. Aagastine, Weaf Palm Beach, D St. Petersburg, Sanford, Lakeland, DeLand, Ea W c^ , A- M u j j l j �UNIFORMLY *.viv _j tfjfcv r'V, Whenever and wherever the BLUE GOOSEtrademarkmeets the eye of pro­ duce handler, grocer or consumer it invariably indicates a product which is Uni­ formly the Best of its kind from its respective section. Good advertising has thus interpreted the BLUE GOOSE trademark ,ahd fixed upOn it a meaning that inspires confidence oh the part of intending pur­ chasers. This confidence accounts for their willingness to pay a premium for itheproduct thus distinguished. In the case of Sanford celery this is equally as true as with other products. The high average prices obtained for Sanford celery under the BLUE GOOSE trademark this season have been a source of gratification to us, and a source of substantial revenue to those growers for whomwe sell. One of the largest selling organizations of its kind in the World is keenly aWaiting shipments of BLUEGOOSEcelery from Sanford. Over 160 resident representatives in as hiany markets in the UnitedStates and Canada, reinforced by many traveling men, are alert to see that BLUE GOOSE celery sells to best advantage and that the interests of the growers are protected. They, likewise, have come to have the fullest confidence inthe quality, grade andpack which the BLUE GOOSE invariably indicates on celery shipped from Sanford. 1 * i Ourunceasingefforttomaintainthe very best grade and pack on Sanford celery under the BLUE GOOSE label is finding reward. From a great many markets this season we have received many compliments upon_these features. When it is considered that these compliments included the paying of a premium for the celery thus distinguished their sincerity hardly may be questioned. It is to those growers we serve, however, that a large part of our success in this direction undoubtedly is due. The genuine and hearty support which they have given to us in our work has done much to make our success possible; and ,wehardly can do less than to attempt to express in some small part our appre­ ciation for their co-operation. DEPENDABLE QUALITY �. ir . rvrii The Bootleggers* News Is the h u m of a now four1 per that haa made its appearance. It ia devoted e x d u f t to the Interest* of t l» ram smuggling and boot M M ii w as* tt. i>i rn-T >fVtv;Vet*.! ▼fa *i,* 25* tsSnCopyncaw U K ’ radio idea. item will 181 M Ss4 S # ' 1*0 t t ; to winter. m small trail Fellow Named Anderson.” An editorial reads aa follows: fn wild wood. “Until our great and glorious government decides to ntghtiagalea, tho will bird, bepn for handle the liquor situation itself instead of leaving it to non■t e w ra w il____ ' J I t .._J i . l . __ /i .__.1 ---------1 ipL . Kama heard an ■is Moat licensed liquor dealers (bootleggers) The Bootleggers' News »n broadfor nE S T t ' cto bed-time ged Itself to protest the liquor consumer to the best haa pledged lie. i s k 'i t r era. hear the lion let your |of its knowledge and ability.” trumpeting, Hns, Price* of many varieties of liquors are given in the little n o n ca» an' obitruT and baboon yelTrtwItiMM paper but it doesjiot say where the liquor consumer may se_______ la of ttauv soo. ■It could be ar■ata w k m Iaetleae of f adjuating the feeding cure his supply. The contents of the paper arc noted on page ■ ere n i l ry boy would like it, rtcular U v irtM ia n u t one as “A comprehensive list of reliable liquors avalist tally the lion’i roar. l THK ASSOC1ATWD r i U I the time this paper went to press; also a concise report of i JUST FIFTY years ago, young The AaaoeiataS Freee la m i n * liquor situation at the twelve mile limit and ashore by ' 1 M Hart Psaa Danka and hia wife •ntltlad to the «ae (or repab* ful rum news the lived happily. He even wrote lion of All Bern ootleggers’ paper haa fallen !e to de- sonr, to tell her. that hia affection A copy o tlted to It or not othi last forever. "Silver Threads is Una paper and at hands of government men and an effort Is Lein lt is would Among the Gold" was the title of termine where and by whom the paper ia ■ ted in this that aong. You remember it will, v w sisssw w n w a tehaa herein are also raeervad. gfiought probable that the publication is not if you’re fifty. It’s a pretty song, C o u n try . value of many have butchered i t It made money, and when prosperity came Even the despised bootlegger *beHeyP* *' medium of in one door,, harmony flew out of slow and the other. Danka THOUGHT FOR TODAY keeping his product before the p ' ” At~ J . I and ---- -------hia wife OAD TO SUCCESS :--Cora- a newspaper. Business is prob are doing a separated. Hia ion and daughter thy way unto the Lord; trust these violators o f the United S quarreled about royalties on can' make bigger have ta him; and ha shall brim It little advertising in the hopeV the song. ‘ for being up-toim. . . . Rest In the Lord, and In 1923 an old man was found way. patiently for him. Psalm profits. At any rate they m u stv dead, kneeling beside his bed in a date and going after buainePhiladelphia lodging houae. On an ■m m Electit , .. .— ____ __ that mysterious realm where each shall taka chamber in the silent halls of death, i go, not like the quarry slave . at night Scourged to his dungeon, but sus­ tained and soothed an unfaltering trust, approach .stead o f 1924 being a bad year it is going to bo a recthy grave i one who wraps the drapery jreaker from a business standpoint. Washington’s affairs jn 't seem to be effecting Ms couch / as ^_ business _____ conditions V«....«*,v*iu m cs they Vllt; used UDCVI to Itl bant Mm, aim lies down to »----------■* do. And now the_ i.:~ big i— business men o f* the nation are predict­ ant dm 1923. — William Clk low ing that this will be a much ____ r bigger year than e m a il AWMtli £ * W ' .o o V S II staged in W * ,n be so and the Oil* ,,U Wonder _ me? jXe o f workers The. i Tidily since 1914. ie conditions are have been an Imr in the prevention traction. cities are reporting busahimping ns the winter via- back north. In Sanford continues to get better as the summer season on. •e ttm --------- * Sarasota Times of last carries the announcement of § sale of that paper by T. J. tapbtll to L. D. Kagan, formerly lTatnpa. Sarasota has one of • finest weekly papers in Flor- — »— Effla Cherry, candidate for •yor of Cedar Rapids , Iowu, lays that if she is elected, the of th« city will be cleared 1 everythin^ but cats and dogs fter nine o'clock at night. Why nr cats and dogs 1 -ostudents of the Garrett WInstitute at Chicago have I themselves never to purit« in any act of warfare, low when the remaining hundred liUlon sign we may have everfating peace. ISenator Howell, of Nebraska, fis proposed that the Senate and louse chambers be equipped with itdio broadcasting upparutu*. ator Harrison, of Mississippi, &s if the service couldn't bu exnded to the Attorney General's Rce and to the White House, roadcasting stutions in these •ces would furnish interesting itertainment. 9 • fff. hyAeaWwIS,,,|lotrVdo£,b0^1 hapj because the hot d o j ? ' ^ uTtSsS* kHffldw spring j dresses « |, c Iyou never can _ dc-dga. Ier^rill be up to can?‘K r y V b S ^ w f t h o !? worn T Cast your bread upon the wa­ ters and it will draw the flab, according to the oil stock sale*, men. Sing Sing reports a good bat) team this year, maybe with the idea of knocking the ball over the fence and chasing It. “lone, CONSTRUCT YOUR own moral, and b ts u re to include this: It's hotter to put a good house and lot in your wiles’ name, or build up for »her a respectable bank account »• " • Our government prints booklet on keeping worms out of ! tho garden. If r 1 & If!lai_^°uvcnntl tou,ch*, t*,an to ■i«jj j to her "Yes, my darling; you ___ bo always young and fair to me.” TWO MORE investigations com­ THE THREE RIVIERAS ing at Washington—the Engrav­ BY JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES IN THE PALM BEACH POST ing Bureau and the Aircraft Board will have their turn. One thing By John Temple Graves. may be said for the aircraft gen­ tnent, the greatest combination of O n. the southern const of Eu­ sunshine and air, of salubrity and tlemen, they were thorough. The country got less for each dollar rope, just where the Mediterran­ scenery, of balm and' benediction, they spent than for any other dol­ ean arches its softest curve into of health ad healing, of hope and shores of happiness, that has ever come to lar ever spent by anybody dtiy->| tho ^circumscribing where. northern Italy uml southern batter and bless the life of men world travelers "DO YOU belicvo In ItAIPl0 ^ _____ ^ T____ PIf___ IM^_ RLES umi a.nd conventions conventions art* are scheduled to be held this week. On Tuesday both the Demo­ crats and Republicans hold primaries in New York and Wis­ consin. On Wednesday the Connecticut Republican conven­ tion is held at Hartford and the Kansas Democratic conven­ as possible. tion is held at Hutchinson. On Thursday the Republicans o f hundred and forty-pages j Maine hold a convention at Portland jwhjle on Saturday tatersstlng reading tnflttbr and pat Wenatchee ti^W iShihgton Republican convenflon will r>'. advertisements were held. in the Tourist News, March 22. This fine ig magazine is doing a lot advertise Florida. U I. b« eKni-up «(,— nta can !«««. aL. T a Vl,,« of many years personal — an people. _ Prom the frotu our own and other lands f immortality? Shall we meet again, frozen Nongays and Sweden, and ’ The Stotesburya, of Philadel­ know each other, and identify our­ Denmark, from Russia steppe.-* phia. leaders of flnanct and socie­ selves in another w orld?" That and Polish hills, from tho chill of ty in our republic and in Paris, question comes once a week, and English winters, the grin, gray London and Berlin, say:' "The you hardly know whnt to answer moors of Scotland, the cold o f American Riviera at the Palm when you road of Theodore Fen­ Trance and Germany, tboy have |Benches Is the surpassing wlntfr ton, buried last week in a suburb trooped K by tho ---------------- of all tho world. v - £Wo - WHU(r me thousands every resort havo of Brooklyn. . , rig a softer climate—in- spent a decade of winters at _ shealth, ave* ^Aw lM aiw___ ceking and rich Cantics a ir-“ and' Nice. Tho Palm jm &gm MSS'ffSr. comfort— to -the Bcaoha*_aM , .inftmlely-^vsuperiev' southern ’ tdr- in- every* balm* and *cvery- charm." one week, was fed with a med; medlrtnaF^tMy D10 first "r It'ory— tho great Riviera Take the Paris Singers, the dropper, buried in the that -Europe ever knew— up to M a great financiers and world trav­ ima •t i vr*_f i t 1 n » . v Kw V»v* nucw---U U IU and smallest grave. Yet k i t w * decade* ago the ono greatest elers of all America and nbroadr .............................. ... MUblll ug cun ia u ; without n.othinlf can fail; without coffin nn much mimh u n personality ____ If. . a a. . % P .. was as as r_l_A______ rlnter resort o f all tho world. it nothing can succeed. Consequently, he who moldH public wns "After spending years in tho Dempsey, Attlla or George Wash­ There was nothing else known French and Italian Mediterranean sentiment gees deeper than he who ennets statutes or pr > ington. Will his rnuthcr meet and to be like it anywhere, and Am- resorts, I have cmne to plant all t lA lin n a a nounces decisions — possible to be remember him, ns ho was when he oricohs, growing rich with the my investments and al'i my executed.— Abraham L in coin. died? He cannot identify himself, wanderlust in their veins, have dreani:: of happiness and comfort of course. If ho is changed for followed, as they uhvnys followed in the Pulm Beaches where the tho next life, how will he be chang­ Europe, and trooped in pionoy- natural superiority and develop­ ed? It is puzzling. apending thousands to the soft­ ment ure the best I have found ness and Lhu charm of Genoa, anywhere else in the world." B. C. FORBES says that Europe und Nice, and Cnnnos, and the Take William ....... ..... Randolph LAKELAND STAIt-TELEGRAM * * * ■ & £ ? *8 »n n n The American Railway Association is responsible for the statement that for the first seven weeks o f this year tho loading o f revenue freight was 6,133,17p ca rsjis red witH 5,905,377 for the same period o f last year, was -----j --------------- ** considered as an------A extraordinary year. At this flite of in France, with a center at Genoa land women in the world. crease the figures will be startling by the biiu end ul o f LinpycHri tfMycarl _ ___________ 0 — j ...v T}.._!------- 1 - ----- “ * — MR. A L JENNINGS, formeri stretching eastward to the Italian Y There is no extravagance of Business is on the up-grade. Everyone is commenting bank robber, or train robber, of­ Speixi and rauning - west .and |human speech that can exagger­ on how big an increase their particular line has made. fers to prove that "nn oil deal of south through Mentone and Mon- ate the beauty, the uwtlii balm BIIU and U’U the ■ __— p ..•« acolland Monte Carlo, and Can­ J $1,000,000 nominated Hardinjr. Merchants are reporting great business, farmers good crops blessing of this last and greatest 8 nes and Nice— there is an" ex­ That’s a shock. Everybody thought of the Rivieras. and good prices, real estate is moving rapidly and with big I'George ■ Harvey sat in n dark room panse of soft and beautiful coun­ The witnesses aro crowding to 3increases, building activities are unusually heavy all over the Iat the Blackaton Hotel, smoking try-to which the old world peoplu testify and pay tribute from ev­ state, and in fact from all sides comes report o f unexpected black cigars, and did it all alone. have given ,*. the name of Tho ery land under the sun. Just a i What did Harvey do, if he did not Riviera. business gains. fa%- brief echoes from the out­ [ nominate Harding? For a hundred years or more spoken tributes that they bear— There will be no hard times in 1924. Business is too good. it.has been?tho r.ealthresort of 1 has appointed a to look after its school is and see that they arc led and kept beautiful. everywhere aro making ■urrounndtngs as attruc- eif M We •omfc/.i Ptov good golf by imaging tk! ball ie irnna aenator’s head. old copy o f "Silver Threads" he less Good. had written this : "It’s hard to grow, old alone." That was Danka. Laat Friday hia wife was buried. o f--------being a bad year one ■■i „ m s « ------ *~r~ naa aiea She had died at 82, in a Brooklyn i t seems to be a custom for the rooming house, whore she lived An election v jAit. from a businesr A r years when a president is dhosen, cry to go o»* yd bad and times hard and money tight, that busir -/rncnrd this year. Great caution has been T h eory’ urged seer /oax are oemg uisappointcd that it rinean’t material hoyi» kites ore ta.v, yi people look time aiaee last fail " * * -1 Woutdat it j waya were aa timoa are? vV srwwass FROM "THANATOPSIS" >, that when thy summons to Join innumerable caravan that i thing *5SL*3 i ...Your Bank... IN every sense, it i9 the desire of this bank that it be known to you ns YOUR bank. Only by glring our depositors the feeling that the institution is part theirs, can we hope to succeed and render the fullest measure of service... Our advice is free and to ____r __^_ it w can be of value **•■«•% *w you in your affairs.. It is generously ..given, without "strings to It.” It is our business to know things you are likely to ask about. - ^ ** 1* || ■ a b i W e shall welcome you as a depositor and 9 extend every facility to help you solve 5 your problems. FIRST NATIONAL BANKi a c o m m u n it y b u iijje r F. P. FORSTER. rreMdeati 3. ? . WII1TNER. Cashier ! 4*Jill 9 ■ ■ ■ r a n H u s i a i j W M a :a ha a n d C old s. Head-*) All Aches and Pains ALL DRUGGISTS IBs tad Me, Jars aaJ „ CONGRESSMEN ARE EXEMPT Hospital •las, fiXOO is selling steel products huro for glitter and pomp of Monte Carlo Haerath, diligent world travelers less than it costs to make them — the first great wo dd’a Riviera. for the Inst two decade.i: “I here. That result of high pressure A few years after tho "Forty- have landed at Genoa, tho Medi­ i » i i i u i i i m u » l l d l i » m B I M I H I i „ l l u m u l A fact that i» not generally , understand thn* . development of steel production, Niners’’ hud found "old in Cali­ terranean Riviera,in Junuary and ‘ hatn'embcr.sof congress I knew what nil over Europe, was predicted in fornia, those who f mud it, und «nd'\hathVhehcon^AmanKdidn’t. ab° Ut thin column befure the witr end­ those who followed tho “ Forty- February and havo found the : empted from tho payment of in­ As mow s« deep and tho ice i*o thick a matter o f fact tthmamslU'wuge ed. come taxes. This atate of affairs earner is not ’ at al^ Niners,* ’found in California a I could hard I.y get to my hotel. _ ---- * «'*• at alUgnere^cd In may explain why 6ur dear senators climuto richer than tho gold for far| With all modern conveniences on Park ■■ Did_ you sec at the a Palm reduction ooff tho tno tncocjr-' nici ^ tax . 4 ever -- that“ we casus WHAT WILL happen to the which they forded a: :i swam ni.d 11 and congressmen in Washington i, the Iioaeha ? Compare It with Cali■ on—small incomes for hii pays smuiler nrc not nt all worried over the e x -: rates n., ...... ” American companies? crossed n continent. Time camo fortiia—ami I am the most ar­ Ave. Only one blo^k from First St. A good ■a | no income tax directly. Ills in­ United States Steel, the industrial tent o f the levy mnde upon the und thnt speedily, wlum this rest­ dent of Californians— but Califor­ a investment. people since thnt levy docs not af­ come in most instances is so small giant, cun sell at a profit for less less country, the fast-growing nia is a summer resort and as a as not to exceed his exemptions. than it costs competitors to manu­ rich of the east and t.io south und sumer resort is unequalled. But fect them personally through the Hut the small wage earner pays facture. The big company hither­ the center, wore making tho Building lots on tfark Ave. medium o f tho pocket boob. indirectly the high surtax rates on to has been content to take big Golden Gate of Snn Francisco it is not to be compared with this The country is still rebellious, larger incomes. The manufactur­ southern Riviera ns u winter re­ First S t ami not squeeze the little tho objective o f jVv.y invulid’s sort—nor is anything ebe in tho over the income tax imposition and; er, tho professional man, the cor­ profits men to the wall. travel and o f eve y pleasure world." Corner lot in Normandy Square for only i will continue to be because it has poration operating large transpor­ seekrr’s_ goal, and to Fresno and ' stifled and is still stilfling busi­ tation or public service concerns, Take Alexander Moore, our $900.00. IF, HOWEVER, Europe comes Santa Barbara, to L o .t Angeles minister to Spain, whose recent ness. putting the brakes on energy pays it heuvy income tnx and adds under-selling, United States Steel and Pusadenn, to _____ Pacific* Grove and initiative and acting as a gen­ that tax to the cost o f prices years have nil been spent in lux­ Corner lot in Bunia Vista for $900.00, size eral damper to every line of en­ charged for goods or services. The will have to fight Europe, and for­ und San Diego, they went troop­ ury abroad: "Nothing in Eu­ get the little concerns here. Un­ ing in multitudes to the new uml rope from tho Mediterranean all deavor in which money is involved. consumer or tho patron pays the 40x145. less new tariff rules save the situ­ greater Riviern of »he west, tiie way is to be compared in It is this condition of personal tax in the end. This is a fact that ation, it will be a fine fight. With j greater than the oil first Rivi­ 5 acre celery fariji at a real bargain. beauty, in snlubrity and in com­ exemption which niny, be responsi­ no one will question when the the eight-hour day, instead of ble for the incident related by the analyzes the effect of taxation, and twelve hours, and the American era o f the Mediterranean rhore. fort, with the American Riviera close in. The heaKi-sceking, comfort­ and the Palm Beaches." Jacksonville Journal in which a yet it is u fact a great many peo­ wage scale. Europe has a gigantic seeking thousands had found a Take the traveled Frenchmen, wage-earner—one of prubably mod­ ple overlook.” advantage. new resort. tha distinguished Britishers, the erate income— wrote to n congress­ There can be no room for argu­ And now in the lifetime of the roud Itaiian-Spunish strain who man, urging, as hundreds of thousment ns to the blighting effect the J I ’ - ------ — -• .Iivu.1- |_______• , xiivvw vuu A NEW nrnis parley Is talked ands have., done, reduction of the ■preHent plan of paying for the of. Well-meaning geese want to present generation, within two ] avo visited us this season; und ! nigh surtax rates levied by tho on earth bv ___ _ .initiated . . . »vm uj initinted by i\maur Kaiser get tills country into more trouble. brief, bright decades of Ameri­ the testimony is ail the same. 9 In the matter of climate, the present ,r - - “ Bill and his minions back in July Have we not lead enough from can life, there has como to tho iniquitous schedule. The, mj.j ^us ^aj on our country, to world's acceptance—;i new anil Palm Beaches are superior. In 9 congressman Washington ? IM O M S 501-2 man replied with u caus- „ „ „ •• ■ greater resort— the third. ................lie . scenery they aro confessedly , w ____1-1---. • »• 'iT ...... ** say nothing of the other countries ■ Tho idea is to cut down expenses last, the greatest R.viera Largest Jnstiraoce Agency In/ Sanford. tic letter asking tho ' Involved which have suffered fur of them butter. In development, they sur­ ■ __ . TM .utivtcu xor for defense. But what have Euro­ why he was concerned about the, ^ — a First National Bank l Idff________________ Phone *5 ui«u — * -* • . all— here on this eastern coast of pass the others. ____ 1,10 more than we. Of course the war high surtax rates since, his income dobts wiu have to be paid und con- pean expenses to do with ours? great American cc nmonweilth The Alinlght-Architect __ „ --- khm has i H m u n i i n m i u a i i i N u i n n i i n i n i n i n i n S people’s armament is which we long since mimed ~ th e. builded must be no small it could not jm>*v , (Joes „ ot 8Cem disposed to All of our (_, r,. - • •••lacasilCUL III for man three great Utvthere, to defend the European con­ slbly be affected by tho higher j consUler tl saics tax or uny other Land of Flowers, there has been' l?r.“ ? Mediterranean, tho schedules. Q u o t i n g the Journal: « ---- - * * tinent. There is only this nation born In u night, as k were— born ■California coast, and our own in- ■aM aB aB «M M ia*srgqaM B dM anM aB nn*B anB B M *«nnnna*»ae _____ _________ i method of raising the'm oney‘ b u t'to defend the American continent. question seems pluusiblc|that umiy body snouiu should ut at least least take take tho1 the1Canada Canada isis wall with Britain, Britain, and and all » Jout of men’s observation, out of comparable Pulm Beaches— the on1"The - its face and vet nnimn« ---- . mnL --- “ the common consensus o f human thin>1, the last, and thu greatest its face and yet anyone who matter out of dirty-politics andli-uf°pe might, some day, be against ■tops thought umi Hpeccli and judg- o f them all! is to consider tho matter for afford such immediate relief as uaDur defense should not be mor e than ono minute will readily mav h.> •’ ' measured by the armament yurd... » —- ...... .. >«»ru in stick of any one European nation. Americun farmers product 110,004,000,000 worth of crops id live stock during 1923, ne­ ttling to figur.-j given out by s United States Department of grlculture. Prices for farmers Noducts will be more than last |«r as they have been continuly getting better. Farmers in '24 ought u- make bigger prof* than in 1923 provided the sts o f production can be kept ithln reason. --------- o--------The weight of Tons Ton, letnber of the KingUng Brothers .reus n ow showing at Madison '.'pure Garden, is 745 pounds. I, jnto heavyweight is gaining ev’ jv day. When he rides in a MY FAVORITE STORIES [tin he has to have two tickets. By IRVIN S. COBB * [ ben he. sleeps in u bed he has VHave ono that is especially tilt When ho sits down he There Im u gentleman connected haves ns any ■a to have his chair made to with one of the allied industries might bchavo nvurage husband under such condiUd der and for motoring he uses of the dramatic profession who lions. i I s biggest truck in sight. has u pretty wit and a mother-inLate the other night he was law. His sense of humor general­ wavering in the doorway of thu Ifn our regular army contingent ly is ndmired and doubtless there club when u fellow-member hail­ t went to France in the world are many worthy persons who ed him: 1 was Joseph LunoviUe, bom like his mother-in-law, too, but “ Hello, old man,’ ’said hi.* ,New York State. While In among them he is not included. friend; “ going home?” fance he heard ubout u French Whenever the otd lady comes “ Nope. I’ni not guing home ■racy awaiting the heirs of to town to see her daughter, tho just at present. I’m sleeping l lint Anthony LanoviUe. The ? entlemun in question goes away here.” .aerkan began an investigation mm the fiat and stays away “ Well then, isn’t it pretty near jich ended a few days ago in the front it until the visitor has de­ time you were getting to bed?’’ trance that his claim was well parted. Such times, he lives at “ Yes,” said the groggy one, “ it ded and that in all orobabili- his club and communicates with is. But there’s one thing I’d like ! he Would receive a legacy of his wife by telephone and— with to do before I turn in." it seventy-five million dol- regret must tell it— finds solace “ What’s that?’’ Wonder if he Is worrying for his solitude in a bootlegger’s *Td like to go uptown and kick wares. In other wonts, he be- niy mother-in-law good night." put the bonus? OMHOUSE m 2 1 IN THE old days, before the war had brought England close to bankruptcy, Englishmen always de­ manded a navy not merely equul to that of any other Europen power, but a navy equul to the com­ bined navies of any two other pow­ ers in the world. That wus common sense on the part of England, and only poverty; plus tho flying machine that makes battleships foolish, changed the English plan. THEIR ANSWER TAMPA TRIBUNE The Democrats of Georgia, Mis-: souri und North Dakota have given an answer to the efforts of the Re­ publican leaders and their Demo­ cratic allies to bloc thke nomina­ tion of William G. McAdoo by at­ tempting to connect his name with the'oil scandals. The verdict of the primaries of these states, wa^ overwhelming for McAdoo. Wall Street, which is bitterly THIS COUNTRY needs enough loppqsed to Mr. McAdoo, for more flyers, submarines and other 'reasons, than one, is lending its weapons to defend the American aid to the nnti-McAdoo propa­ continent ngainst Europe or Aala. ganda by publishing fake betting or both. And what our Europ«hn oi ’* odds.,inapired, of course, by the ft lends can, or cunnot afford, nf- Wall Street desire that the former tor butchering each other for five Secretary of the Treasury be de­ years, is not important to us. AV b feated for tho nomination. The do not make war, but we do not W all Street odds ore four to one intend to have it brought here. against the nomination and twelve Continued on Fuge 0 to one against the election of Me­ LANE E. C Adoo, white Mr. Underwood, who ls the Wall Street preference for the Democratic nomination .pro­ vided John W. Davis, Morgan at­ torney, cannot land it, is given a one to three chance of thu nomina­ tion and a one to nine chance of election. Mr. Coolidge, of course, Hii «• .«nverwhe,mi»*i» f»* * favorite in the Wall Street "book." S e County Bank Sinford, JFla. Total Resources ••• . . . V B 9 M B ■ ■ a ■ Strong Financial Institution Capital and Surplus 9 B B ■ ■ A cordial wcliome awaits you at this Contemporary Comment Lieutenant Governor Lunn, of New York,, has been lecturing on “ Tho Serious Side of the Oil In­ vestigation.” Now will some kind lieutenant governor tell us some­ thing about its cheerful side?— Boston Transcript. in o l $125,000.00 $1,500,000.00 Let Us! Serve You ••• IBBI ■ ■ ■ ■ m m u a 9 I i �_tiif«cUon V BtD DAIGEl, Society Editor Rmidence 217-W MUSICAL PARAGRAPHS BY F. 8. M. A hillkat been lntn>duc«l in the Bouse of representatives pureiorttog the establishing if a Satie ional Conservatory of Mu,|c.. The bill u„, provides tho appointment „ „ by the —J president of a comm ion ‘ of—five members to re ort within the limit of two tho (Ib l .mgs . I md possibility of utabliahing such " * tt a eontervatofy. Commissioners will serve with­ «. Coleman end Mr*, out pay, while the bill provides ill be the hostesses, the sum of |20,000 for "alt ex* ►toot Bridge i t tbs pense Incurred.” by me,1}n? 'a t .««ch opportunitie* can all hear good music The usual concert and perform ance Is above the oume Sf m S S whose lives so need Use inflaon#-* and inspiration ofthe best. Tha church choir, public* school music contest and municipal bands are Jading factors, bringing music “without cost” to so many who could not otherwise gain, through this uplifting media™ In any other way. ’ d o b Thursday night n . * For resorvstiods Every teacher is at some time There is no truer truth obtain­ l Harry Walsh, 445-W. able by man than cones from mu­ confronted with the question, “ Can « person of my age learn to play?” sic,— Browning. in Bridge Ttoeedw af; J!yaSB"/i? ,p te" anywhar® from 30 :80 p. w , at Wiman’l M.l«Ven.!lome, ta,ent- health, The American Sofiety of Com- to s Mrs. Sol*man, 2W-J posers, Authors aid Publishers and ambition there is no age limit to learning. have forbidden the troadcastlng of Most of us It must be are pos­ theur publications except on pay­ CM JI CHOftbS. 9 ment of a royally. sessed of a certain amount of in­ born laziness that multiplies itself be a chorea practice for the music club Nothing great wai ever achieved with Advancing years. ay. at 4 p. m„ atthe without enthuaiasm.-Emerson. Ambition will overcome lazi­ ness. Lack of time, if we have a Atlanta Is to hare free sym­ will to work, the health to sustain phony concerts. Hir Symphony Association, recently or­ this will, and that raw material we sting Program Orchestra ganised Is to be supported by lead­ call talent to start on. There will m by Cecelians ing cltisens. The ptogrsms are to be to any one amazing result. be given “without (barge for ad­ '" o be a true artist you must collection «• other ftnnnm iB B IU U . V U 1IT V celian program for last mission, bo a true man.’*— Weber. included a short talk dal obligation. ■sandro and Dominica and also of othfr lore i of the early eighteenth HEARD IN SANFORD CHURCHES Their pictures ware d some thoughts were n the life of Jeritxa, the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH io( L iprano of the HetroppU- . .“ Lift up your ey» and look on 1noon the Adds, indicates clearly a deep Cron interest on the par. of Him who pend I complimentary to the made the appeal. There arc mul- us, i 'Club from the muslc.de- titudes who are not taking time to it of the Woman’s Chib, turn their eyes upoi the held, and rill b# given Wednesday ID,' April o, at 4:16 o m i , 'baritone, concluded frsm With a group of touch song*. The plana selec»re: the Meadow ......... Lichries ary Elisabeth Tolar I at qunset ......Targessen * Irma Smith Iti in F ...... Beethoven I Madeline Maiiem brka in B ....... ...Chopin ( Helen Witte Route March ....Engelman htoinette Shinholser farolie;. ....Rebecca Stevens iz from Dinorsk........... .................. ..........Meyer bea Pauline Muihead ry-Go-Roundi ........ BiJjro rlllingham . Lawton ■ ;. oresque ............ *“ Netzie Stone. .Nevin pissns • .............. Pearl Robzon pr Wa}ts ..../...... Streabbog [ Virginia Lawton- ghtly Polka .... Guihani Ruth Poarmin ette From Lucianscriptlon ............ Domitti Mary Crippen 1 from Surprise SymIny ....... ................... Haydn garet Peters, and Luella [ahanoy. • is Mountain Song Oesten illiam Morrison included. God is owning the doors for Southern. Bajtists and chal­ lenging us to ente-. And this num­ ber could be muitplicd ten fold if we had the workes. - “ How many of our people are taking mission ttudy courses? How many of our people are read­ ing our mission journals? What per cent of our pple are reading we carry out thisjrgent command of the Master in any adequate Eft. * ire proud of Mr. Hagan and imerron who out of their have given so generously ■ country, state, county and r preserving through theso (attons .this I____ ________ rid forest in the state. Wc ty appreciate this gift and uro generations will rise up >11 them blessed they are g for their felloyrmen. MRS. B. J. STARUNG. (city Cahirman, D. A. R. Sundav night Mr. Brownle-ta preached on, “Yi shall know tho Truth, and the truth shall make you free.” John Mil, 32, Among other things he Mid: “In this text w find united two of the greatest lords in the hu­ man language. Perhaps around no words have fiercer conflicts “ His theme Wa, it is the truth waged. which makes mar really free, and the only kind of 'aluable fricdom is that which is kised on truth. “ Christ came tc make men free, He saw slavery <nl every hand. Slavery of man tt man, of race to race, of nation to tation. The Jews were then in bond;go to Rome, an 1 evidence of that kmdage was or. even- hand. “ The most impirtant slavery or freedom is not He external but mtarral. A study of man reveils that ha is in bodage mentally, c o n v e n t io n c a l l Republicans of Seminole fn i n*TLhoi"*'®*d® i on ' mHim, * •* . Jr m gm I4 Mort«tay, March Coaicdy D r . W ‘ ^ riming ovor with clean w, V A l/D fiV lL L E BREAD, PHONE 148 A,k »« *• W holly, SANF0RDMAID philosophy, comedy. betw een acts 'id ed V : Entl,,ty Singin - *8“Orchestra. AttmcUwr_Green I expect to buy two lots at the sale Wed­ East Half, Block 4, Tier 19. ». North West 1-4, Block 5, Tier 19. South East 1-4, Block 6, Tier 18. nesday so I can have 100x150. Lots in WoodrufTe 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—30 years in business. i ' iikk . h t Ann N M in n K H RSH titn •' ‘ lN Im S h miit ».i«lllf IIIp T* T» m w a r OS. tXleearn •Vlaeare rails ............. ..ft. tXew Yarit, X, V. M m i Tilk. V, ...... . OS rniieevieabi. rrs. ___ M l Pkitee»i»eia. •IMlIabemS, •IMlIabereS, rr>. s . ______ M U X S T S M S S h , U S . ------------I M ■Tulnl*. O, .......:— — 4t.fl .... •Wssfclaatse, III. C. -----az.fl *VI» UalUmnrc or rhlladslphla and .fc7AJ W * r.lto I’ltltndPlDhln or tlaltltnore: ittrsct connections ■hllml.lrl.lv litres Onye lay over at Italtlntnre. . f r*” Pt tleksls for Hnvannnh, U s .) All rooms Mlfiihany and xlerkiihlra and mmo room* on ftlhar liitim n i f il m eHtirge* r FRANK L. WOODRUFF & SON Phone 42‘ - ■ eyes from bualneu and look on the field? In this itudy these and other questions must be consider­ ed withsoriousness md candor. “ If we fail to lotk on the fields our interest will to both .shallow and superficial. If we fail to look on the fields our efforts will lack enthusiasm of the well informed. If we fail to look m the fields, we shall lost interest in the fields themselves. “ God is making epportunit’es fur us. in a matvelous manner. When Christian workers first entered non-Christian Ians, many wore 4d page? If wo co not keep our oyes on the field, ve shall certainly P. Hagan’s name will go experience poverV of enthusiasm history with Mr. Joe for the work whch Jesus Christ, the world’s Vaviur, has commit­ ted us. “ Are we ready to accept this token as a signal t> move forward? The greatness of our opportunity makes the preseit hour crucial. t men who have caught the tod who are preserving for posterity have the benedlcevezy true Serninol$ coun- .f i * * i» * — ■■ ■Office Woodruff and Watson on the field? Why should we take onr eyes from politics and look on lagan's Offer Is dated by D.A.R. k the old ferry landing h one of the noted picnic [Try to Imagine the delight Mefulnei* of every Dough* paiHe Harrison Chapter, N. Are you ft free atatt, or lire Hu the only kiddinft- yourself ? The man who says.he it staying out of the satoip^blfc |j Church so he can bo free to do mayonn* to call and certain thing*, U only kidding him* booth at Mlf. He is really a slave to some > demonstration I things his judgement and con^tormacy. I ■cience alike condemn, t»qt he hasn’t enough will power to break EA SY away.” "Go bo loved the world.1* lie ■o loved that He called the world v Tha problem of t. I into being. As wo watch the de­ flood* I* family settled « velopment of the - created uni­ the principle of reciprocit; verse, each stage is an unfolding for what one has to soil the of love. Sian standing at the i>. other wants to buy. summit was to shield the world from moral evil, all around him This la tho great princi­ he was to hear the voice of love. ple underlying Herald Want .if it I/ But another voice spake, a Ads and it has worked for any b e t ; I voice out of harmony ;man lis­ years with such great suc­ l than is turftv. , jA tened am) fell; he knew good as cess that this form of ad­ something he had lost. Again* ! tubltohment yo? lo Make j m vertising boa come to be we can look at the world and see, very popular. i satisfied In your* discord instead of unison, strife Tho needs of one are sup­ instead of peace. . But God so fm plied by the needs of another. j that we would be laved, He sent His only begotten This process simply ta the better article. This, ho*, j S g Son, clothed in eur. humanity, getting of the buyer and and He was despised, rejected. seller together and Herald is a human impuaaibiUty. T j •rad oi reqi op spy 1u«M ; bake a perfect bread and per faction. Try them and sen To reach all the people j feet pastry. effectively leave yoar Want Aa at The Herald of­ fice. Phone ua to send for it or phone it to the Wtfnt to comprehend { a lltte group, the Ad Department. Mother of Sorrows, St. John and Mary Magdalene, say and under- d ip r.ssms roll nu.TiwoiiK s Hsvasssh. Sloe P. M. m iu m ii ro n r m u n u - rHIA_ . . . . s-is-oo. *H. tlimanl. Mar. 231 Apr, 3* 13-33, SS, Allrabssr, Mar. 311, Apr, AT ALL «n »D DEALERS OR PHONE OUR PLANT 631 theira? No, generally It is the women’s job to taka care of the men folks’ wardrobes or else the clothes aro often sadly neglected. And even more Important than sawing an weak buttons or torn pockets is tho education of the averago men on the art of taking care of clothes so as to gain in appearance and save money. Of course there are many things which mere man is gener­ ally not expected to do— but there are many others which the wom­ an of the house should insist that ha loam. There are little ways that man has which detract from Ids appearance and wear out clothes no matter how careful his wife may be. Take an insignificant thing like tobacco crumbs in a coat pocket They have been responsible for mors “moth-holes” than the moths themselves. The tobacco ferments and eats through tho cloth— and the moths are Dlnmcd. Any wom­ an with a smoker in tho house can save many dollars by teaching him to clean out his pockets. Moths do not attack clean clor*es— they breed only in dark­ ness and dust Before clothes ore put away they should bo thoroughly brushed and cleaned and the place where they aro to go should bo aired and scrubbed. It is better to wrap clothes in newspaper sprinkled with moth preventive than to hnng them for a long period, like tho summer. If, when a man goes to buy a •alt, he takes along his favorite chair and chooses the coat to fit the back of tho chair, then it is alright for him to hang the coat on tha back of the chnir after­ wards—otherwise it is not. Chair Lacks ore usually not shaped like human backs and the common habit of hanging a coat on the dollar*.in. .clothes by iwviwt. .at least'two everyday suits. And, of course, no woman needs to be told about the economy of quality. The good fabric, the careful cutting and sewing, tho fino trimmings — ail these are cheapest in the long run. For the sake of sanitation, men’s clothes should bo cleaned regularly—for tho sake of neat­ ness they should bo pressed regu­ larly. Very often big cleaning bills can be saved by a little firstaid at home when clothes are stained. Here is whnt the home economics department of the Houle of Kuppenheiiner, which makes millions of dollars worth of men’s quality clothes every year, has found to bo the best methods of taking out stains. Any womsa with a little skill and care can save money by following these hints: Candy or Sugar.—Apply cloua cold water. Ckturing Gum.—Use carbons and elbow grease. Coffee, Tea and Fruit.— Dip In "hot solution of soda—1 pound te a gallon of water—then in hot soapy water.' Should this not remove stain, dip in ammonia and soda and hang in sun.' Grate Stain*.— Hub with am­ monia, wash in solution of sodu— 1 pound to tho gallon of water, 'Solution should be hot. Ink.—Soak the spot In strong salt water and rinse in strong solution of ammonia. Repeat it necessary. Mud.—Soak in kerosene and rlnso in hot water. Nicotine.— Hot wutcr and soap. Oil and Great* Stain*.—Place clean cloth or blotting paper be­ neath spot, rub with gasoline or benzine. Cover with Fuller’s earth or powdered chalk and leave in sun for a few hours. Paint.— Mix half ammonia with half turpentine. Shake well and dab on stain. Scrape off and re­ move spot with hcnxinc. If not thoroughly removed, proceed aa for oil and grease stains. Fereplraiion. — Wush out in clean cold water and dab on am­ monia. Dry in thude. Rust.—Lemon juice and salt. Leave In sun to dry. Repeat if necessary. Rust may nIno be re­ moved with oaalic add—this should bo used carefully as ofttimes it Injures the fuhrie. Scorch.— if not u>o severe, rinse in soapy water, dab on white vine­ gar snd allow to dry in sun. Re­ peat if necessary. Shoe Paliih.—Use turpentine ttf " ‘ i. Finish Y our Furniture and W oodw ork in Brilliant,C harming W ood Tones LD or commonplace surfaces O can be given the character and refinement of oak, walnut and ma­ m, hogany by the use of a varnish stain that develops in a single coat the perfect wood tone sought with a brilliant varnish lustre. Devoe Mirrolac Stains*in-Vamish brush out smoothly and evenly, dry quickly with a brilliant, hard gloss, and duplicate the desired wood tone with great beauty and exactness. Bring your old floors, furniture and woodwork back to life. Put glow and sparkle into the rooms Fill out this coupon and present it to us within 30 days. We will give you Free a 40 Cent can o f ony Devoe Paint and Varnish Product you want, or a reduction o f 40 Cents on alarger can. Your Name-. -----—. Address . Town.................... _ 4 -2 Detoe AttnPt Name One. coupon to a period. To be used by adults only. Ball Hardware Co AUTHORIZED AGENT FORi ____ DEVOE PAINT AND VARNISH PRODUCTS, LaFayette Sa Loved the Wold-' ilUtHiiHti )*!(**■• �>. ; :y . a • Vi : f. a M A i M f t ’ lW ' f i l l 1 Intend to bid on Large Crowd fo Georgia Rooters Journey To See Young Strip! Meet M’Tigue In NeWa’ftf asked by the m their guna nryf gate. Ainpflg A for tho UooTjih nnd l'a StrlhU rtag*im ff*^ihock lory u w m uo at thu Wei* tuning hart! « H t y will be Ma g. Ma Striblinjr boy disposes "v s a f e a f l* ;*htr p ho will go right wunc thing to Jack vontually. \ Pnul'Tverlenbnch, the local m hldlewrlght who meets Harnr Krohn Inyttio 10-round semi-flnnl to the -MeTiguc-Strlbling nffnir, will pojn lh ' Stribling camp todny and will g l.e the schoolboy box a strenuoua workout. Ma nnd Pu Strlbling iM & X m would be wise to see that Mr. Berlenbnch works under double wraps. tho season without a defeat being The basketball tenm team of Bryn Mawr has fcorie gorie through the betnf chalked A news dispatch says that BerIcnhnch's purpose in boxing with against It. The players are (back row, left to right) Frances Jay, New York) Caroline Remok, Chestnut Strlbling Is to “ put the finishing Hill, Pa.; Sally McAdoo, Los Angeles, daughter of Win. G. McAdoo; (front row, left to right) Germaine E . J. Smith Col ! touches’ ’on the schoolboy, tl is to In* hoped that he don’t take the Leewitz, New York; Suzanne Lccwlts, captain; Mary Polluche, Cambridge, Haas. DISTRIBUTORS .3 thing seriously. He has put the Jackson viUe,Flt,J finishing touches on many a good That’s a pretty good record. man. If wo were Ma Stribling we’d By CONDO EVERT T R U E kiep our boy ob far uwny from SOME OF the sympathy we of­ NATIONAL BASE BALL WEEK fer to “perishing France” on her Begins April 4th. See oar Window far Dm tweet display of Mr. Bedlenbueh at possible. He’s declining birthrate might be saved not safe company for a promising Goode daring this week. The Lucky Dog Kind. for this country. tSatistics show Georgia schoolb6y. . that the United States, death rate A t THE SPORTSMAN STORE. Young Stribling went through a is increasing and the birthrate strenuous workout Saturdny, cov­ diminishing. A diminishing birth­ ering five miles on the road, skip­ rate, plus cutting off Immigration ping rope, punching the bag, sha­ and the healthy blood that comes dow boxing and winding up with In with It, will make this country lively saprring sessions with Young think hard, In a few years. Ahcnrn and Joo McCann. Desplto glowing reports from THERE SEEMS to. be comfort for railroad owners and no won: Young StribHng’i training camp, der, the ■ public’s poeket being McTlgue continued to be a slight stretched wide open by the Inter­ fnvorito in tb^etti^g yenterday, WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS A BROKERS, state Commerce Commisalon’s pa­ rounds," McTlgue said. "It’n the first time I ever boasted before a battle but there is more than or­ dinary ring rivalry between us. 1 fought him a draw before with one broken hand; what will I do with two mitts? I’ve trained-for n knockout nnd I never wua in bettor condition.” .The .lU-year-obl Stfttdmg, supr ported -by “ Ma” antf his brother, had idcusVaftaetly oppos­ ite to Lhose rip roR sd . by the champion. ...Y l> ’ "I'll bo. lighl-heavyweiglit Champion o f the world after tho bouC'j.bH stated, “ and it McTlgue SAN FO RD CYCLE CO vM alinjr'tho crown todny. I out/Mfihtpd' bltn then and I'll knock [ t t t 'vdt tonight.” must knock the MpKnipion out to take the title, pranlccs Michnol fail* to respond to tho bell at any round, or Iohos the bout on a foul. Ring experts wore Inclined to give McTique a Blight edge over bi« youthful untaeonist, but ad­ mitted the possibility ,of a Striblipg victory. McTiguc has been iuraltig bis in hired hand and has >pot fought rinre hfi< October bat­ tle with the present challenged. AUGUSTA, Gn.. Mnr. 31.— TTie" latte.” Im - enraged in numerMnr. 31.—Cap­ Dixie’s admiration for Ty Cobb is GAINESVILLE, mn nlmrt ■■Mite 1 . tain Howard M. Bracken, of Deer­ ns warm now aa when the Poach • Among !)>•"■: • xim; fans Mcfield, Fla., sensational young uni­ “J.Tlgue mis r. slight favorite in tho was the flying Georgian who versity of Floridn third baseman, Abetting alilinugh it was reported thrilled hundreds of thousands of and regarded ns the finest infieldv\hnt few. avogi i ■ I t I been made fans during tiio year he wub at er to ever perform under the bk?i;",ise c f the iu c llmL the bout (lie peak of Ids career. orange nnd blue, • will report to Though Cobb’s legs hnve lost the Brooklyn Nationals on June rln-dt-ei..don affair. would be a ,i tlu-decUTon nlfnir. <> boxers •T he Iwn .fei., will enter thu much of their suppleness and the 1. it was officially announced and le bri'i f condition. Mc- splendor of his triumphs is con­ talked today irj athletic circles. ting in the ber-i o«>f Tigut; in.i. trained nardcr, p?r- siderably dimmed, lie still is the “ Howy” Bracken for three -bope, Umn he ever i, trained ba- idol of the South. No matter ecusons has been the mainstay where tho Georgian goes, he is ’ lore and JjtriMiriti’a many bout.s the star of Floridn univorat dilTerent. -part.. of (be country ^osurcv/lUULwjejY, ; ; ; v j and sfry’ s banobftIb'-niltcI',,artd'lhlii' flittBitye kept hi fivTIpTlYfit-class shape. Hotel clerks declare a respite' He*'hr worked under the careful wont all toil nnd the lobbies be- 'ract with the Robins will give - lupptj i .b>n i “ i’a" Si.riblng and umo crowded with worshipers, him the long hoped for oppor­ yllia',’ ha. watched his diet. who regard it an achievement of tunity of seeing i,clion in the ma­ * MeTi m* la , lilled his ramp • lifetime if they but for an in­ jor leagues. His army of friends •with riianing partners of vnryiu • fant gaze upon the greatest player on the ’Gator campus, who hnve Ji*c a.'ij In ptitLlii- l punching ■be national pastime ever pro- followed his activity in recent years, are loud in their praise of i f e 111 .rjy* .1' !c and every di ''"rcd. F.vVn Pullman porters stop work the ’Gator pilot, nnd believe that I Alh- built i •■xjMH'led to iillrnet i* peer into a car where the Peach liis phenomenal playing will win n iii .nnuin crowit, ninny Strili- might be seated, while dining ear for him a berth within Brooklyn’s ng entlm.i.ni- having come from winters scramble for the favor he inner works. rpillicm points to watch the jould bestow on them by sitting It is nuthoritively reported Juuthful lioxer met his old rival. it their tables. that Brooklyn r.aa one of the Many who ca wihe struggle in Years of this idoltnry has be­ strongest pitching staffs in the Mr«rgin lust fall «ro expected to come irksome to Cobb, but lie can Rational League, but that her in­ not escape,it down hero, where the field is slipping, with third base people work in‘ the morning and looming as Robinson’s greatest When ’ Howy” reserve thu afternoon and evening source of worry, for excitement. From' the region spent n week with the Robins of the country south of the Mn- down in CUwDwnter lute last son-Dixnn line there have come month, lie wonl aside press recogni­ many groat ball players, but to tion, and wits heralded as tho equal in fielding of any man in the tho people there is just one for Brooklyn club. whom thoy would, were the reCaptain Bracken fields the “ hot" (|UV»t made of them, sacrifice their most valued posessjonsl l *- the corner with the natural ability that cuuses fans to marvel at fricinlsbip of tnii man. * ids quickness nnd case. He gobies them up with keen ability on either side of his position and Ty Cobb Remains Baseball Idol of Sighed a Brooklyn The Entire South Baseball Contract Wheeler says STATE REJECTS CHARGES MADE Fingers! MR, B u i i a R ’D , ‘P o Ydvj K now* tient packet stretcher. Saint Paul’s net profits for February this year are more than double what they were in 1023, although the gross income was smaller. th at NStuSpAPSR IS My ffel? 9 CNAL , P«ofXift.TY f | Richmond, Virginia. | Headquarters for all Varieties of Frui f and Vegetables, Prompt and Personal I Attention to All Shipments ROUND-THE-WORLD flyers, encountering heavy Weather, were temporarily checked and geese that never learn say, “The flying ma­ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ *■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■B B aaaaaii chine will never be practical.'* It Isn’t so long .since railroad time­ tables announced that trains would run at such an hour, "weather per­ mitting.” Weather doesn't atop them now. Jt won't stop flying machines either, in another twen­ ty-five years. NAW MILANE THEATRE MONDAY AND TUESDAY l_* , « lAJGU-, VW4Y s TTtvO d6r ill* ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a , H fc ise y s G h is s w a r e For Ymjr Table Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 iiiiiiN iin in iiiiiin i See Chevrolet First— , J . ", * ' %„■J T * Mat nee and Night, April 7-8. Victor TTuffoVrime jrtai Maiterpiec*. traction of the Ag< The Grea The Horn With Ernest Torrence, litsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry; Uraodw Hurst, Gladys Brot iwell, fully Marshall. Ask us about the new Special Music Score way to pay for the RECORD RUN FORT MYERS. Mnr. 21)— Hurry Jaceger and Dort Decker hnve Just completed a trip from Fort Lau­ derdale, on the East coast, to this city—a distance of 2C1 miles—in nine hours and *10 minutes. They traveled in n small sedan and came vin Fort Pierce, Okeechobee City, I.akeport, Moore Haven, Citrus Center and La Belle. That stretch of the rond from Fort I’ioree to Fort Myers, KM miles, was cover­ ed in exnctly six hours. Chevrolet—San Juan (Continued from page 4.) The stronger we are the better for all peaceful nations. — i THE WHOLE Japanese nation is saving its money to mnku up the loss in the earthquake. No nation on earth works more close­ ly united than tho Japanese peaplo. Whatever any Japanese has be­ longs to his country, whether it be his mnny or hia life. No wonder Jupau leads ail Asia Aa to Japan’s dohts, J. Plerpont Morgan points out that the Juuuin the big leagues and fans are ncse nation was founded 2,584 going to watch him after June 1 years ago and has never been in and sec what “ Big Robinson" default for ono dollar or any debt. does with the Florida celebrity. Matinee 3:30, i rices 50, 75, fl.00. Night 8:30. Prices 50, 75, ILOO and a few at 11.50. Plus tax. Seats at R. C. Bowers. Garage. M ML OR PHONE ORDERS Greensboro, North Carolina Spotless, Sanitary Bath rooms and Kitchens ^. A ssets Over $23.00 LOOO.OO Insurance in force i 215,000,000.00 —W. L. Hand. Mothers, what Would you give to feel ra»y when your little one begin* to »lmw signs of bilou.ncss? It is customary to think that vou ought to use'Calomel and caaor oil, hut you dread giving thc*e do*ei a* much a* the child fears to lake them. And Nill. you dread what may happen if •/ou use juat the ordinary children’* jaxative. it was to meet this very situation that 1 invented l.iv-o-lax, and if you try it once, you won’t think of uiing calomel again. Liv-o-lax cleanse*^l*ver and bowels, loo, and still it is a pleasant-tasting liquid, entirely vegetable, which causes no distress, serves equally well in colds, constipation and indigestion and is just as good for adults as it is for the child­ ren—who really lovo to take it. .k 'lt ’s tlio turn of Pat Harrison, MiHsi.sr.ippi senator, to grab and if Senator Pepper of Pennsylvania doesn’t yell "Fingers!” Pat will win in "ehooging up Hides" for the first hascdjull game o f tin* Washington senton. Watching them me Senator Copeland of New York and Senator ttallt.cn’ -af Ind'asa. X wished for an easy way to keep these rooms sweet and immaculate, without constant scrubbing. Red Seal Lye does the trick. It cuts grease, rem oves stains, and clears dogged traps instantly.UscRed Seal Lye daily. It’s }hc greatest labor saver die housewife has. HOUSEHOLD HINTS i"Mngt Our Readeri Want to Know Things that aro ordinarily very liiird to ejeua—pots, puns, stoves, toilets,-StepB, etc.—quickly become spotless’Mien Red Heal Lye is used as the ch-iaser. ,Rcl 8enl Lvo eats up grease greedily, changing- it into soap and, With tho v.ntor, washes uwuy dirt of nil kinds. (Do not use it, how­ ever, oil aluminum.) D cSurcand ])uy only the genuine Red Seal Lye Write for OUR SURE AN D STEADY GR( WTH IS DUE LARGE­ LY TO THAT SPIRIT OF SERVICE AND CO-OPERA­ TION THAT IS REFLECTED 11 ALL OUR DEAL­ INGS WITH OUR POLICY HOLDERS, AT ALL TIMES AND IN OUR POLICY OF AIDING MATERIALLY TO BUILD THOSE OPERATE. COMMUNI’ TES IN W HICH WE FREE booklet, “Home Helps” P. C.T ouson die. Co. PELL!111.. IV ^."1 • Exi n> J! High TfST C"A*UIAII> Crevices and c o r n e r s w h o ro ranches, it o d - b u g » nnd vermin abound should bo irprayed with a solution of Red Heal Lye. Rod Seal Lyo is also fino for uniting hard nr soft snap nt home quickly nnd cheaply. Rod Heal Lja is recommended for this use. J. H. JACKSON, 1 1ST. MGS Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Sanford, Fla, �. : m*t / r/V JS v iv £E|?S -, .V til *UJ.» ^ S S y iS ^ A N T A D S W n x KEEP YOU POSTED ON ALL Sa I^FORD BUSINESS A C U V n iE S OP IMPORTANCE political Announcements ford D aily H triJd -AD RATES it d r e s s m a k in g Cask ta A d n a n REAL ESTATE DRESSMAKING. "TP* tir.V all stf.V® *^ujPP,n* • shop to do u ‘ ffiJN,?* drcasmahlnn. Clothktntla of & ,h°P for all sSte .... aoUfrlt th* tW. " r' ___ 4* • I M « Su re*P«tfully m The Right Equipment * ., double eb'oVe dates are for tbq- iMrtjoaa, - of avarage H .llM . i. f _ Ap a r t m e n t s ~ length t»* 1*0 for flrbt |re-sWtHJiln to the S aK aat?’^ ^ sitor driM j, puly on' Truer Insertion, K jM S i- ofriio'ihSSdf be *eljf Jnlease * m fi ________ taelfort. ‘ A ftd.ir Wlit assist you In -------. Tour want a d , to make Biers streams.. ■. ■ ib M t W A T R oirtoa Advert liars should glrs tbelr [strest or ‘postoffteo address as Ivsll as their phono number If Ithey desire results. About one Ireader out of n thousand has a telephone, and the cuhcrs can't communicate with you unless |they know your address. All <tae*eutlasaeee MUST be made la persee at Tbe Seefeed Herald office nr by let**•». Tel* sbeen discoetle* eacce are ant valid. Courteous. Prompt, ■Efficient Service, for r en t State Ser it., from the lUh Senatorial District, r u n RENT—Two loom monl, M2 pat|, * v, a S l i l " " * '' Seminole nm 8 S W M 8 E W W ',a i apart* POLITICAL i s " n p iJ . *•“ « » ANNOUNCEMENTS __ _______STREET. « K C ^ N T Y COMMISSIONER COUJlTY eOMMISSiONKH hcrcby announce my candidacy foe r i ' r ^ 8 ,my candidacy for fc-cioctian to tho office of county commissioner of District Fifth Dlattxt comprising Chuluo- *?“ • Seminole county, subject to <uNect to Inc notion of the voters on June 3rd. * . % & ; ! t h e Dcmocrotic prf* ------------C. \V._ENTZMINOER. P*}H COUNTY COMMISSIONER - ________ C. a . RAULERSON. I hereby announce my candidacy « * o i s h e r if f ? for rc-elcction for the office of To. « * Vrfe* o( Seminole County: County Commissioner of Seminole I hereby tnnounco my candldncy .. County, District No. 1, subject to for thn olTlto o! Sheriff of Soml- tho action of the Democratic pri­ nJl® etibJtot to the voters mary June 3, 1021. H^njKfatic Primary to be O. L. BLEDSOE. held June 3rd, 1024. If elected I FOR REPRESENTATIVE ‘ rs of Law Enf iromisB four yvkrs I respectfully announce myself orcemeftt it n bus rorcvment....... uslness manner by no a candidate for the House of nates I? w t a a n K i e a r n in ' <Hcpros'entatlvcs ‘ from Seminole solicit the a E t or .11 u i" ™ * Co.l,nty’ sul,icct »° ««o Hcmocratic forfemont S f S n -- jSne S«I‘ CB’ P S T advocate V ,un? 3’constructive '«?• ! f e,« t1ed —*---------• "ill locls--------------------legis ^RAYMOND L. ALLEN. lotion for the benefit of the great­ FOR TAX ASSESSOR. est number of people in Seminole Political I .^‘Sh fo nhtlouncc thi.t I nm a County and the state of Florida. eahdldata Hr re-eicction to the ______________ J. R. LYLES. Announcements .offico of Tik Assessor of Semi- FOR CONSTA ISLE OF DISFOTTPITCBEcuTWrfAfTfiRNKY lloie County, subject to tho decis­ TR1CT NO. 1. ion of the Democratic Primary to I desiro to annount* to the citiI hereby announce that I am n itna of Seminole Count-/ that I am be held June lira, 1024. candidate for condahle of District A. VAUGHAN. candidate tof the nomination to ■1i<_______ No. 1, subject to the Democratic FOR TAX COLLECTOR PeroKtiting Attorney for the primary to be held June 3rd, 1024. I beg to irmouncc mysrlf a can­ Said district iicig composed of the . Court of Seminole County, fubject to tho action o f the Demo- didate for the office of Tax Col- following voting precincts: San­ lratio Primary, «une 3rd, 1024, t Iflctor of Stminolc County, subject ford, Lake Monroe and Paola. rill be grateful ior yuuc vote and to .the dochion of the Democratic ________ H. E. WALKER. Primary to be held June 3rd. 1Q2I. he nomination. FOR SHERIFF. •ERNEST r , HOUSEHOLDER. ____________ It- C.JIAXWELL. _ COUNTY COMMISSIONER I I hereby announce my candiIncy for County Commissioner for ristriet No. 2 Seminole County, |nb;<cl to the Democratic Primary, FOB COllliTY COMMISSIONKB « i A £ V , T W ' ' s h r t ? I hereby announce my candidacy of Seminole County, subject to the for the office of County Commis-, Democratic pi*m«ry June. 1921 aionor from district number two H TM.i.fS Juno 3, 1024. 8 O 8 O O « o o o o o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 In this age of action and accomplishment, one can­ not afford to waste time with a set of rusty, obso­ lete, dull-edged tools. Keep up to the minute; have your working equip­ ment and your knowledge of today’s needs, the last word in efficiency. Keep posted. See that your tools u*e razor-edged, keen and modern—self-sati&factiort is the forerunner of de­ feat. In hewing your way to Success, a great help will be found in The Herald Want Ads—they work their way into the keenest minds and find for you the very people for whom yoqr appeal is intended. Use The Herald Want Ads for results. SOSSS9 ROOMS FOR RENT H"' t,,UNT? C O M M IS S IO N B U 1 hereby nnnmmro my cnmlin r »,T LNFURD REAL ESTATE la In great demand. Invectore art looking for good bargains. If you have any real estate to bug or sell It wilt pay you to use The Herald classified page. FOR RENT— 12 room, flat cen­ trally located I GO per month. FOR SALE— Lots in Roseland Heights. High and dry. A -l loca­ tion on Sonfard Avc., from |260 to 9000 each, easy terms. If you want a desirable home come In and see us. ZM acres, desirable location with two dwelling houses. All cleared nnd fenced, 25 orange trees, 93600. This is a bargain. 5 acres with 5-room dwellim _ bearing orange treee. \ of all other fruits, 91800. AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRS FORDS New and bead ROADSTERS TOURINGS COUPES SEDANS TON TRUCES Cash or terms. We Sell or trade. EDWARD HIGGINS. Authorized Ford Dealer _______ Sanford. FOR 8ALE— Ford Roadster prac­ tically now. Bargain. See Stewart Dutton._______________________ FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, ono 1918 Ford light truck In good condition. Inquire Floyd Wash­ burn. Phono 253-W. Hood Goodyear and FOR SALE— 3 1-3 acres lakefront alt cleared, 6-room house, 93,000.00 Call and see us. We give you tho FOR SALE— Ford racer in good bargains and service. condition, 1921 engine; a bar­ THE SEMINOLE REALTY CO.. ____ Seminole Hotel Annex._____ gain. See R at 323 Palmetto Ave. FOR SALE— Rooming house cheap. Phone 27. Party leaving town. Phono 49-J > or inquire Chero Cola Plant. FtYJt SALE— Five room" furnish­ ed bungalow, everything new, cheap, good terms. Apply 203 See Chevrolet First— Holly Avcmio. FOR SALE— New 5-room houso 2 1-2 miles on W. First St., Ask U3 about the new 12500, terms. Inquire L. H, Echols. Phone 402-M-l. way to pay for the Tho root of nil evil is not half so enjoyable when you get it from the family tree. Chevrolet—San Juan Garage., MISCELLANEOUS 9 9 9 9 0 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 0 9FOR SALE I' DIt SALK—20 flcu iilinds, good j _ condition. _Sce R._J. Holly. FOR SALE—DoSuto paints and! vanrishe-i at Sanford Novelty j Works, sole agents._______ 154-tfc I “ 5 aCTCS t i l e d l a n d , (5 FOli SALE—Rhode Island eggsl * for setting, 15 eggs for 91-00. Mrs. Ellsworth, Hcardall Avenue, r °<>m h O U S e W i t h b a t h , Sanford, Phono 3303. 83-tfp t gO O Q bam , t C I l d n t FOR SALE—Colored people Im llQ n O w « l | a O o n e o o straighten your hair, now rem-> nOUSGj ^ WC1IS, u 3CT6H cdy, order n dollars worth today n n n n p r i I J1PTP w h i f o i ni and pay po.ttnran on delivery. P C ppC a c r e, fl,YVIlltt* , , T H , I -| ,,,,,, | iCra-mi Company, Wilson, N. C. ! PRINTING 2 l o v e o f P 'H K E i W H A T ’ S A L l_ T h e RACKET, a m d e r s o n ? who are la mod of help should read tha page of Tha Herald, reason for eroding ewt-a help when there li tha person you want ta Read this column and If see what you want a few < vetted in a want ad will * many repllt*. Just tig WANTED— PoeItionby lady, pleasing as useful Ion to well to do gent* lady. P, O. Bon 741. CLERKS,' Railway. Mail, Exam. Hay 3. 9133 once unnecasary. For frea ulan, write R. Terry (fonMTJ Service exeminer) 183 P“ Bldg., Washington, D. C. BUILDING MATERIAL MlftAdLB Concrete CU-“ i Carter tun___ _ N. Laurel St. Phono HILl l u Hb e r ca Service, Quality Phone 1.15. LOST AND FOl LOST1 an opportunlt abreast wits the reading the classified your daily newipaptt. want ada contain many messages. It will pay yo« them dailv. ' Tip for today: You are by tho company you kcepj ( fore avoid mayonnaiae fore avaid mayonnaise It has been mixed tip with New Haven Register. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL “ DIRECTORY OF SANFORD NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS t h e . W ANTED—Saafoed If you want a city lot, a suburban cement work, tidewlohv Balloon Tires lot. a house ready built, celery lag blocks, irrigaliea * Used Cara farm, grove or anything In the Terwillegtr, D— Real Estate line call us. Wo sell KENT VULCANIZING WORKS, Lumber and Buf at tho owners price only. Commercial S t 321 He y *, f o r HELP W j VULCANIZING dacy fo r County Commissioner f o r i 1 ^ ‘ HENT-Purnishcd two-rooro L P. HACAN.__ June 3, 1021. JOHN MEISCH. tho fifth district of Seninole Coun-! b*Sn <m 70 l Palmetl^ fie " CIRCUITCOURT Transfer-Draying FOR SHERIFF - ----announce that I am a To the Voters of Seminole County: ty. Subject to the action of t ^ l " - ^ v ’ — • * ----I Ol. RENT—Housekeeping apartJune Primnry of 1921. - - 'fi1 jndidate for the offico o f Clerk See C. E. Chorpenlug I hereby innounco myself a can­ went adjoining bath, first floor, E. II. KILRER. ! tho Circuit Court o f Seminole front entrnneo; niso one bedroom didate for Sheriff of Seminole PHONE 3302 otyity, subject to the action of the ■MEMI IFit OF SCHOOL HOARD second floor. 217 3rd St. nnd PulSanford, Fla. emocratic primary In Juno, 1021. County subject to the action of tho I wiah to announce that I nm a motto Avc. Mrs. C. H. Smith. __ Democratic primat y to be held on H. If. CHAPPELL. Juno 3rd. If I nm elected I pledge candidate for Member of the PO it RENT—Two rooms, up-, potatoes, ail at ?700tl* | hanfoud stove works, MfjUSTICE OF T H E P E A C E myself to fulfill the duties of this School Hoard of Semmotu Co. from alairs nnd one downstairs. 112 53000 ,..,cL i - - -Su'wt. -School district No 3, Sohiect to l u i l i i n o n 1 Next door to Smith I hereby announce that I am n office to tlit best of my ability. ta sn , u a i a n t e 1Brothers. We sell, trade and rothe ilecision of tlie Democratic pti- Laurel Avc,_________ ndidate fo rtho office o f Justice ■\_________ E. E. UIIADY, George A. DeCottes pair, nil kinds of cook atovez. FOR. RENT—Two furnished bed-J terms. the Peace- in .and- fo r ••tho Ursa' •fItM" • I?NOTICR"' l f *] Attorncy-nl-Liiw your troulile is stovu trouble, see oe rtica district of Seminole Coun* J. I will be i candidate for renomlOver Seminole County Itm id o nti m v With the Jcgnl and .’(Ticient nution for he office of State At­ FOR CLERK t IKCUIT COURT FOK RENT—Two light liouao-; keeping rooms, nth and Elm: a n * » » HOUSC OH p a \ - FOR SALE— Ancona baby chicks. { f wish to nnnoume that I am a Hank Issistancr i f the executive officers torney of tie Seventh Judicial CirFine strain pure-bred nncoiin If tho county I promiso to do my cult of the State of Florida, nub. |c«n»lldnt« for <Ha*rk of the Circuit -------------------------jed street, electric chicks, Sanford,------------Florida hatched from eggs from my I fluty without prejudice. „ ,1 ___ ,1 Jcct to tho action of the Demo-1( " urt of Seminole Co.. aubj?ct to bolt RENT—Two nicely furnish-! own Hoek of carefully selected 1 ed hotisekeiqilng rooms, 320.0 0 1 U J tM S , ROOQ W C ll, * — L.JQ. STRINGFELLOW. cratic Priimty. -Your endorsement Denocratic primary, rime third. bleeders. My 17 years experience, 3 1 2 o £ th st. 1 92500—$500 cash, bal- anemias assure you the' FOR COUNTY "JUDGE.------- for a neconl term if office will be If tlccted, I promise the faithful p.r in breeding performance of the duties coaSubject, of course, to tho' action greatly opirvclated. best to be had in tho breed. All Schellc Main?s nevtcd with that office. GEO ICE A. DeCOTTES. ance like rent. f the Democratic Primary to Ihj chick * delivered South Baldwin [ W. L MORGAN. State Attoney, Seventh Judicial HOUSES FOR RENT eld June 3rd, I will bo a candidate Ancona Farm, Lillian. Ain._____ Cdrcui, State <if Florida. FOR TAX COLLECTOR H. B. Lewis & Co. LA W Y E H *:• or the office of County Judge of I FOR SALK—Remington type­ I wisli to announce ttiut 1 nm a FOR RENT—Modern seven-room eminolc County. I shall bo gratcFOR SHERIFF writer with wide carriage, $30.09 ;• — Court Houae Address houso. Phono 61, d for the nomination and elecI hereby innouncc myself a enn- rnndidato for re-election to tho cffor quick sale. Inquire Herald of­ on, and if elected I assure tho diilatc for rcelcc: Ion to the office flce of County Tux Collector of FUR RENT—5-room eottago with first National Hank lluilding, fice. tizenship of Seminole n fair and of sheriff <f Seminole county sub­ Seminole Count?, subject to the hath, lights nnd water. W. J. ground floor, FOR SALE—One pair mules and aithful administration of the uf- ject to the nction of the Ptmo- notion of the Democratic primary Thigpen.________________________ wagon, cheap, orr one mi mule. l.ow; No. 107-Teiophonc 349-Park Avo. to be held in June. airs of th» ->»ice. cratic prinury to he held on Juno FOR RENT—Nice ten-room houseis, A)tnmonte Springs. Phono JWO. D. JINKINS. Elton J Moughton ________ SC11ELLE MAINES. 3. If elect'd for another term I with bath, co-ner 4th and Oak, 60JJ-G. _____ pledge to ulfill the duties of tho MEM HER COUNTY SCHOOL facing p a r k . _______________ [FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF FOR SALE—Twelve head of good ARCHITECT office in Hu same efficient manner HOARD PUHLIC INSTRUCTION FOR RENT— IO-rroin bouse cen­ mules; can bo reen at the Or­ that I hire conducted it in the I hereby announce myself a can­ First National Hank Hldg. I hereby announce ray candidacy trally located. Apply 410 Oak lando Novelty, Workn. Address didate fur re-election ns u member Ave.__________________________ * for re-election to tbe office o f past. R. II. Lockhart & Co., Orlando, Fla. Sanford, ------------ Florida C. M. HAND. of the County Hoard of Public In- FOR SALE OR RENT— Furnishouuty superintendent of public FOR SALK— Household furniture. st ruction from Dhtrht No. 3, nitruction of Seminole County, FOR HOAID OF PUBLIC* fd bungalow, 120IJ Palmetto, 1020 Union Ave Oviedo, Osceola and, rent $45 nv>ulh with gurngc. pos­ Jubject to the Democratic primary JTRUCTION ., .(Geneva, . , bOR SALK—(5 ft. counter show bo held on June 3rd, 19: I hereby announce my cnndid icy < Huluota) subject to tho nctum of session at once. See K. J. Holly, case. Small gas range nnd wood for re-elec ion as member of the the Democratic Primnry, June 3rd, owner, Room 8 Hall lluilding. ________ T. W. LAWTON. City Tax Rooks will Hose April range. 109 N. Sanford_Ave.___ 1, 1924 after wntch all taxes re­ COUNTY PROSECUTING Hoard of Public Instruction for ’ 321. Having served us n memFOR SALK— High grade Carman Seminole 'ounty. Florida, ropreher of the Board since 191.., and maining unpaid will he collected ATTORNEY. The Matthews I»rc*H grape cutting* on easy term*. 500,' upon which taxes are assessed. I wish to announce that I shall Henting anool district No. 2 o f; having been chairman of the MISCELLANEOUS $10; 1,000, 520; \\ cash, balance* Wrlnkn IIIiIk- XtiHfurU FI*. Seminole 'omity. si bj-ct lo the \ H««rd since 1919, especally fit* me i'hone I17-I.-2 * « candidate for the office of one, two and three month*, parcel ALFRED FOSTER, morrnti. primary to l>c be held -u on for the work required of a Hoard WANTED founly Prosecuting Attorney, sub- Domocrath post prepaid. Supply limited. member, nnd re-cicetod nc 3 rd 921. and if re elected I promrt to the endorsement of tho June j by levy and sale of the property Write or wire your order today, Madam Harriet, ‘ - A. -DALLAS. -- - -— iso the th** same conscientious m and con­ • ' '* CMAH. i«e imocratic voters at tho June 3rd, Heauty Parlor. John II. Wolf & Company, DcI Tax collector. structive ns Keen rend' ■ ~ y ~T i T|»~K service os has heel nmary. FORCOUNTY JUDGE Over Mobley’s Drug Store. Land, Florida. 1 '« i crcd in my many years of service. Sanford Sign Shop Dy Ellen Hoy, Deputy, CEORGE C. HERRING, I hereby announce Park Ave. Phone 245. Vnui.tv” Judce: CHA8 . F. HARRISON. for tho ofirc of 1Co“ ','ty. . U‘ fc . FOR COUNTY JUDGE APPROPRIATE Genova. Florida. fUUmwifi» I hereliy announce myself ns a of Scminoh County, subject to the LETTERING O. C. Bryant, Wag­ tndid/ito fer llio office o f County nction of tie voteis at the Demo HlR COUNTY COMMISSIONER For All Clansch of Work cratic prlnary Juno 3. I hereby announce my candidacy Bdjte of Seminole County, subject J(HN C J . LKONARDYv for re-election to the office of 107 North Sanford Ave. 1 the Democratic primary, June 3, ner, Fla., will sell at (’ ■tini.y Commissioner from Du­ -I. I pledge faithful service '■ FOR :if»UNTY JUDGE ll :t number four of Seminole Bould you nominate me. To the Pcmic «f Semirnde Cmraty: ‘ £ ^ 7 t Carolina,-riorida filli- WANTED TO RENT J. G. SHARON. Judge”1you 'suprurt and vote nn ' k Ih mr.crat primary Jure J 1924. FOR CLERK OF COURT WANT—To rent 3, 4, or 5 room nWHEELER^ ing Station, gas at I hereby announce my candi- June the 3d will he appreciated. ! house. Furnished or unfurnish­ SAMUIL A. B. WILKINSON. FOR STATE ATTORNEY. j »cy for the office of Clerk of the ed, close in. Will rent by year. — rn n h UMIKSKSTATIVE. I hereby announce my randi* n i ,1 Co|lrt* Seminole County, cents above cost the Inquire H- C. Morgan- P. O. Box -AND SUPPLIES I f c r i ™ to. f » ' ?»“ !» lorida, subjec t to the decision of 301._____________________________ m i r ntin*-tf*fitji- iw y for tho Sovonih Judiciol l i t * ho Democratic Primary to bo FOOTofFIRST iN F O I I D ,F L A J WANTED—To rent 3 or 4 unfur­ year around. Frid on June 3rd, A. 1)., 1921. I S M T J ' s S S ? r S a m ' • M 'L u -. n,mnished rooms or small house to t h ,'i t t a rf the voter, nt tho y-rotiv I'rlmar, to bo hold Jonc J, iflico f<r c*TiticncY an(l service in to tho nr close in. Address J. K. Wells, Democratic primary, June 3. iI9_ l. aagaaaaaaagM gaaaagaaaaH aaaaN agggH aM BgnaggaaaggagB J. A. SCARLETT. Gun. Del. City. FORREST LA KI. 1 ; VANCE E DOUGLASS. BRINGING UP FATHER vm v. By GEORGE McMANUS 1 Fred R. Wilson ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank B M f, Sanford ■ W .J. Thigpen Has moved to Fulcaton A Brumley Bldg.* Real Es­ tate and all klnda o f In* surancc. Studabakar, Packard, C hsvnM J. L. PERKINS Salai Department Son Juan Garage HODGES WH1DD0N & Tailors, Cleaned and Dyeta U7 Park Aveaaa- Sanford Novelty Works Y. C. COLLER, Prop. Cencrul Shop and Mill Work Contractor and Bulldtr 517 Commercial Street Wilson Welding & Radiator Works "If it’s Metal we ean weld It.” SANFORD, FLORIDA STEWART The Florist Flowers For Alt O ccasions Members Florists Telegraph De­ livery Association 814 Myrtlo Avc. Phono MO-W i �.WSVfW T ' C vac^ SAL MONe y LRDJpELINGS SR PRESIDENT S Sdw f teo W *K * *th* MtO VT Riley Marshaff of Indtona. *S«7»NI,ofTh, who to (tin hoping for the retsra mltttemea..couaaat, witnesses, of good five-rant cigar*, to ooe of , porter* and apeototors an 11 Continued from page one. UHI few Individuate to Washington up” aa aoon aa the chalnaaa t tngs are much hurt, but if they who vie# the Currant goviftwHH fe f order and tr*o that metoaei aro hurt at all, it doesn’t nmount tal •candela constructively. the air to Mna with th* adaa to anything. Tom alwaya ha* been pretty to ttin g Knights o f Co­ WASHINGTON, Mar. 31.—The much of * philosopher. The fact “ Now to the Ume f6r cool heads, il a Hall, United States has taken on a now that he maintained hto eenae of considerate counsel and help bv luncheon Rotory Club responsihillty In its .. relation to humor through two terms aa irjc* tators have not Indulged. Bui they all.” Your Sunday dhmer tot Hotel. hair* been able to gat thoroughly As he handed the statement to world ccondmlc • affairs, in the president should be sufficient proof matting Masonic Lodge ▼jjj to a auoceas ggd opinion of the Federal Reserve of that If additional evidence were saturated, secondhand. the newspaper men Mr. Daugherty P.JB4 Masonic Hall. Board which in ila annual report needed, his present unpolitical wUl coat you leas if Wednesday was asked what hu had to say mad* public Monday indicates a views concerning the situation to N the first d*y Senator Henry you buy from adtw. mmting .American Le- about tho United 3tatcs senate. F. .Vshurst oat to at one of tho “ Nothing,'.’ was tho prompt re- belief that increasingly greater in- the Department ef Justice, as a users on the Grocery nu Legion Hall, flucncc on world economic prog- result of the Daugherty-Burna adhearings, ho seemingly was not . luncheon Ktwanis Club, ply. rcss will emanate from these mlntotrath n now under the search•ware of the affinity between [II Vaktox Hotel. Earlier in the evening Mr. Daug­ shores. light, should bo ample. herty intimated that he would Herald nadera g# Tho groat influx o f gold into The offico of attorney general, Henry, used to the pure osone of have nothing much to say “ be­ the United Staton which now has Marshall suggerto. should be atArisons, frowned da M saw'a (paoHall., 8 p. m* Woman’s cause bo wanted the country to four-tenths of the world monetary Niched to the judicial branch of the tator nenr tho roar tight a clears*, settle down.” ' I S B S L & S stock, the growing use of the government, not the executive. A* “ Mr. Officer.” be called, to tho fgekly luncheon Association of To Ran for Delegate At Large, American dollar with its gold * cabinet Job. It to too class to . policeman at the rear door. "WIU to*** Women, 12:00 Valdes He intimsed that he will not standard as a trade basis, gradual Portban politics, ho thinks. Wherei f t r you pteaeo see that that man. that withdraw from the race for dele­ expansion of American foreign »* u *hould be purely legal to spectator back there, who to amok* tfiedfir masting Eastern Star, 8 gate at large in the Ohio prima­ trade, tho ndoption by many for- character, unaffected by political lug. puts out that clgaret? Ha to K Masonic nail. ries, despite the fact that this cign Interests of American trade changes. It haa been nude acog to vitiating what little air wo have la l> • . Friday, delegation to thu Republican con­ here." . ____ toskly luncheon, Chamber of vention will undoubtedly be in­ and commercial policles-thcs* and lh? P « » l« n machinery of the ad-, other reasons—are cited by the m ^ ,t. r * * n J n M The officer compiled. But wtthln ptsfaa, 11:15 Valde* Hotel. structed for Coolidgc. board na showing the responsibility ’'Today,’’ Marshall eaye. "publlo two mlnuteo. Senator Hong' of I M t 'r mcettrig Knights Ternthe committee. Immediately at When naked if he had given the that must be borne and accounted opinion holds that the attorney Masonic Hall. Ashursfa right, lighted a clgaret matter o f his candidacy a thought for by the leaders in tho United **no«d% office to a political annex t° the administration. That was That was the signal for a general since hia resignation, Mr. Daugh­ State/ ’ lh* v,*w not only under the presillghtlng up sgstn. And Aihurst . pfedsoe. Seeking erty said: Since thefedcimir*»«rva system #nt gdnunletratlon but under Wjlsubsided without further protest “That’s right. I’m a candidate. To Board Hadn’t thought of that . I don’t son on * Hording. . And tlie feeling . —o — , • that the office to political, not legal.' 11TIIEN the next Issue of Noah remember just what the law it, but , f V Webster's dictionary goes to b issue County Commit- I suppose it ia too late for me to responsibility in the larger field is ,1s growing. “In my opinion.'the offleo ought j press, it may contain two new 3. L. Btodaos announces withdraw, if I wanted to. I have examined by the board in its re­ • candidate for reflection ? ot to go out to Ohio pertty aoon. port, and it has set itself to tho to be taken out of the cabinet and I words coined to express deflnltlon.i toard upon which b« has must remember about that. I’ve task of explaining th* peace-time made a part of the. legal machinery ! developed during our Investigation ito constituents for the past t some business out there— per- functions of the system. It indi­ of tho government, with tenure of j epidemic of 1934. New additions offico havlng.no relation to party j >to our languogo. now currant la ru n . Mr. Bledsoe is :t!y clean honorable business. cates a belief that the general con­ • Washington, are: re-election from district It’s sort of dangerous for a man ception of how the system can rule.’* —o — "Explosure," meaning vxptostnr mm . Mr, Bledsoe has al­ to have business these days, you give full force and effect to its HAT senate Investigating comdisclosure, such as thoso In tfae ien known aa one o f tho chartered power» pf dMing com­ T mlttees have been turning out friends. Teapot Dome and Daugherty la*, i f X Avv/rV • fm s iv e eitisens o f this merce and industry isjtoo limited “ hot stuff” Is doubtless duo to tho vestlgntlons. • tty and hia decision to and makes a definite move toward fact that where thero U much •Tanclerllp,” meaning to stato a JtoWent office for another a policy of promulgating such in­ smoko thero la bound to be some MARY FRANCES SMITH WHOSE BUTTERFLY LIFE WAS matter on hearsay evidence.___ HI be we’comed by many formation hereafter. “ JR**? the girl to marry him. She SUDDENLY CLIPPED BY DEATH. , ’• all over the county. told him he was silly. lfe remain-, t The year 1023 as a whole has ______ ed away from her and she thought1 provided a good perspective of CKAC, Montreal (425), 0 p. m., BY MILTON RRONNER. .Made nig Ht. Radio Program thing* were over and done with. post-war readjustment, and tho Bedtime* 0:30, Orchestra; 7:30, NEA Service Staff Correspondent She scored some minor success*! The other night, as she wa« drlvboard says of conditions that eco­ French entertainment; 8:30, Talk; f i r The AmwIi ImI Pm«| LONDON, March 31— Attracted hero in London and then acquaint- ing home with her dancing partner nomic readjustment has proceeded (By Courtesy of Radio Digest) 0:30, Dance. , Continued from page one. a M S , Mar. SI.— In presenting by the lure of long golden days In ar.cos in high places suggested a (Central Time) WOK.' -Newark (405), f> n. ni„ tho French Riviera and Montu hotter Held was down in Uivtorn. and another English girl, a nun. Jtow ministry to the chamber American Legion representatives rapidly, “ and is now nearing com­ pletion.” This condition, a nearOrchestra; 6:30 Man in the Moon; Carlo, Mnry Frances Smith, 21, a Thither como all tho wor’ l’ « rich leaped on the running board of th? iHtoUes, Premier Poincare re- in Germany were suen documents 0, Orchestra. ftood nil the policies of the late are usually given to persons travel­ Kcacetimc basis, has .jcsusod the pretty innocent butterfly, left the money aristocracies. They ere car, drew bis pistol and shot, kill­ WJZ; New York (456), 0 p. m., gloom of n London winter nml ucred and dull and they seek now tofcatont. He also expressed ing abroad in the form of introduc­ oard to omit trpm its report the Mias Vivian usual discussion -of administrative vivian instantly. It vu Songs; 0:16, Music; 7:16, Talk; 8, found everything she desired, plui nmusments. Skilful dancers at the ing «»■» ftm .h op e for n rapid Hqulda- tions to consular and diplomatic and to turn its full atten­ the end of her trail—and now the Reading; 8:16, Talk; 9:30 Dance. ■ Germany’s reparations af- officers nnd designed primarily to matters WGR, Buffalo (319), 5 p. m., death ------- gilded hotel places make good WJY, New York (406), 6.10 Ah* expert committees havo mnko tho tasks of the traveler tion to a discussion of the broader Recital; 6:30, News. police are hunting for Slrello who It’s the kind of story skilful money, easier. These letters are avail­ aspects of the workings of the re­ tad In their report. WMAQ, Chicago Daily News . m., Pianist; 7, Broadcasting novelists take for plots of their haa disappeared from his usual serve system. So tho London miss blossomed able st tho request of any reputable roadway; 7:16 "Trial by Jury'*; "The year covered in this re­ (447.6), 7 p. m., Debate. reading; 8 , Piano; 9, Talk; 9:15, violinist; up-to-date fiction. Only in this case out suddenly as May Vivian. Mich- haunts. orgsnixtaion. The Washington SAGAN’S FUNERAL. 8 , Talk; 8:40, Orchestral; 9, Pro­ tho hook does not close upon thu uc! Hinder, on exhibition dancer at 9:35,' Contralto. government had no other interest port,’ it says, “ to of morj than or­ gram. ' heroine’s wedding nnd sno does- one of the big Monte Carlo hotels, dinary interest since it has afford­ fir The Auwlllfli Preaa) In the matter. KGO Oakland (312), 10, Boy WDAI\ Chicago (3G0), 7 p. n’t Hvo, happily every after, in- chose her as his professional nartYLANTA. Mar. 31.—John J. Friends o f Bergdoli recently ap­ ed an opportunity for the Federal m., Concert; 8, Organ, 10, Orches­ Scobt, musical. din who died Sunday afternoon proached the war department with reserve system to function under tra. WOAW, Omuha *620), G:30 p. Btemi, she has nn unt rnvmleyoi-) ner and their dance was ono o f the stead she has an untimely grave, bits o f the pest winter. MheriUe. N. C., wifi be buried the outline o f conditions under circumstances less influenced by m.. Dinner; 9 Musical. See Chevrolet FirstKYW, Chicago (560), 6:50 p. Four years ago Mary Frances, Enter now two more characters i Tuesday afternoon at 3 which they said he would return, conditions arising out of the war WWJ. Detroit News (617). 0 n. m., Bedtime; 7, Dinner; 8:45, than any previous yoar. In the *ek. .The body en route here but met with a flat rejection. m.( Orchestral, vocal, Thaddeus ns her friends knew her, was n in this little drama .of love und A sk us about the new program; 9:30 Musical. expected ,to arrive late this happy school girl, with n turn for death—n young English nobleman, Wronski; Lenten speaker. State and war department offi­ absence of those mnjor disturb­ Farm WLW, Cincinnati (309), 10, dancing. Her pretty face, her trim heir to a peerage, whose name has cials announced Jointly 10 days ago ances which so prutundly affected Musical; way to pay for the 10:30, April Fool-(ishthat no agreement would be en­ business and credit conditions dur­ ness); 11, Kntertninmont. The Woman’s Club will give figure, her gracefulness, nil help- been suppressed, nnd Vincent Sire!ing tho war und curly post-war ed to mnko her nn entrancing piclo, a handsome olive-skinned tered Into with tho draft evader WFAA, Dallas Neira (170), an Informal tea Wednesday af­ ture. Her father, a success?ul young Italian, federal reserve Chevrolet—San Juan and that the government had tak­ readjustments, ■4 i r T l» AMWrlatr* I'rrul 8:30, Recital; 11, Musical and ternoon honoring Mrs. John Dick- riding master, wns not anxious for * credit policies, in response to pre­ o ne ghot Ended All. Ins. Tho reception will bo given MCLFA8T, Mar. 31.— A number en no part in steps to persundu vailing economic conditions and on dramatic. him to return. his girl to take to a professional Tell was about May Vivian’s Garage. bridges were blown up end the the basis of earlier experience, WCX, Detroit (517), 5, Dinner; following tho regular-business ses­ dn road between Longford and sion which will begin at 3:30 o’­ career, but Mnry Frances pied so age. He, too, wns a dancer. He have under gone a fuller develop­ 9, Red Apple Club. P M in central Ireland lost Mrs. John W . Musson ment. hard that he gave in. courted the girl, hut ho found th* WTAS, Elgin (286),' 8:30 p. clock. Republicans disclaimed all "The volume, character and oc­ m., Guyon's Orchestra. Is Buried Yesterday M M ibllity. Gresf excitement WBAP, Fort Worth Stur-Tclecasion of rediscount operations lata in the affected area. and open-market transactions of grnm (476), 7:30 p. m., Concert; Funeral services fir Mrs. tnc hcue ml Reserve llnnks, the 9:30 Orchestra. John Musson, who died here very extent and influence o f gold move­ WHAA. Iowa City (484) 8 p. suddenly early Friday Imorning, ments upon the credit and currency f"F Tfce A.aorlatr* l>rr«<t) wore held Sunday afternoon at situation, rate policy and the basic m., Concert and address. WDAF, Kansas City Star OONEVILLE, Ark., Mar. 31.— 4 o’clock nt the home at Sixth Child was killed and three Street nnd Palmetto Avenue. In lactors underlying general credit (411) 3:30 n. m„ Dance; 0, Trav­ if children, two man and two charge o f tho services wnn Dr. policy—these and other related elogue, children's story ensem­ WE WILL SELL THE REMAINING LOTS IN wounded in a gun battle W. J. Carpenter, pastor of the mutters that will be of continuous ble; 11:45 Nighthowks. J*d by members of the families Methodist Church and of which importance in the future have held WIIB, Kansas City (411), tom McCarson and Geary Van denomination Mrs. Musson wns nn important place in the year 1923 12:35 p. m., Concert; 2, Classical in tnc tunctioning of the Federal music: 8, Concert. in on a highway in Lick Creek a member. Reactvo Hanks and ui the delib­ Mf- s*von miles southwest of WHA8, Louisville Journal Burial took plnco in the San­ erations and decisions of its gov­ her* Sunday, (400), 7:30, Concert reading. ford cemetery. Services at the erning authorities." * KF1, Los Angeles (469), 8:45 cemetery were in charge of the p. m„ Concert; 12, vocal and in­ local chapter o f t’ astern Star, of ich Warrant Is IIIRAM BACK FOR TOUR strumental. which Mrs. Musson was also n Issued For Means member. A. large crowd of KHJ, Laos Angcics (395) 8:30 p. m., Children; 10. DcI.uxc. friendn o f Mrs. Musson and the WBAH, Minneapolis (417), 7 p. ,'(■? T9. Auwlair* I'rraa) family were present nt the per-! m., Music, Boy Scouts. NEW YORK, Mnr. 31— Federal formance of the final rites lie-1 CELERY AVE., SANFORD WLAG, Minneapolis - St. Paul Jndgo Garvin Monday ordered n fore she wah laid to rest. Many (417), 7:30 p. m., Lecture. bench warrant issued for tho nr- beautiful floral offerings were CKY, Winnipeg (450), 8:45 p. N * t o f Gaston B. Means, former received by the fair My, cvidcnc-i arnnt for the department of jus- ing the love nml esteem with tto*, who is under.indictment for which Mrs. Musson was held by i conspiracy to violate the Volstead her many friends here. act, and whose trial was to have Mgun here Monday. O S GERMAN PAPER SAYS U. S. TRIED LURE BERGDOLL f 6 :Dawes Committee Is MOM’N-POP Hard at Work on Task » —PARIS, Mar. 31.—The Dawes committee on reparations, the ex­ perts buckled down this afternoon to .work ironing ou: the Inst retoalning divergencies among the members over the report to repa­ rations commission on their ex•ntlnation into Germany's finan­ cial economic condition. Tho doaire o f all concerned to decide up­ on the text to wnich they cun ■ubgcribe wording which will not rujlto France, ndgium or Ger­ many. YOU GO DOW NSTAIRS f} - IT ‘5 Rone op s o u p b u s in e s s j WHAT I M DOING-AND C MIND - DON’T YOU DARE , LEAVE THrS HOUSE! ' BY------ TAYLOR I CAN'T Q U ITE f IGOER O U T WHAT'S TH' M A T T E R W ITH MOM - SHE'S A C TIN ' QUCCR LATELW - ANYHOW I*A\ COIN' TO TA H E A C H A N C E A N ' SN EAK DOWN TO T H ' -J c KAZOO C LUBjl r w ' Several of the choice lots on nnd fncinp Celery Ave., brick road, nro inclided in this sale, also a few line lots on every street, which we did not have time to sell nt our Inst tale. Hucnn Vistn is growing, A large number of new houses are to be ullt at once. Values are in creasing. Do nol lie one of the many who will say in a few months, “ V iy did I not buy at Buena Vista when 1 had the opportunity to buy at my own price.’ 9 REALIZING A N IDEAL Many havo made it pos­ sible to acquiro a homo of their own—the realization of an ideal. The Herald Want Ads have a deal to do with bringing about home own­ ership, for they point to op­ portunities in buying, sell­ ing, exchanging. See what the Herald Wants have to otfer in aid­ ing you in having your dreams for a home come true. Keeping In touch with the Herald Wants means keeping in touch with real­ ty opportunities. Just turn to the Herald Want Ads now and see how liy such offers are listed re and, perhaps, the very one you are looking for will catch your eye. K PHONE 148 fi 0 E. E-B IT EVER SO *> HUM-BIE - A - THAR'S Aio-o-o y _ LIKE HOME - 3 ) place FREE ONE VALUABLE BUILDING L d 1 FREE CASH AN D OTHER PRIZES You do nol have to buy or bid to get the lot or gifts. B a n d C o n c e r wtr Terms 25% down, 24 months to pay the balance, payme nts at First National Bank. Geo. B. Clatk Auction Co., Valdez Hotel, Sanford, Fla. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 31, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6a3f04f9fb7f00e15e6d96b4e98f0c5b.pdf 3e5644ed307796f0dee320e888603351 PDF Text Text t m m jblished in Florida’s Heart, :c World’s Greatest Vegetable rction, Its Richest Garden I-diricl Vrr|>S ; fflliK W ) ' M O O R E S i ASSOCIATED P R E S S DISPATCHES VOLUMN XV . ,E X 4: Solans I o Arriving For Opening Session TA LLA H A SSEE, Apr. 1.— Enriy arrivals for the Icgislative session beginning next Tuesday began to come in to­ day seeking quarters for two months’ stay that emir the first of Juno. The chief topics for discussion umonk the advance guard legislators revolved ib a s s n d o r T o S p a in around the organization of the two bodies. The greatest in­ 5 ir ic e 1 9 2 3 A n n o u n ­ terest was shown in the candi­ dates for president of the Sen­ ces H is D e 3 ir e To ate and speaker of the house. liv e U p H is P o s t _____________________________ fesident L o o k s SEEK MEANS FOR S » p ru Fool Joke On Newspapers; Claims To Have Plenty Cash Condition of Crops Is- Issued in Report | ID E N T IF IE D A S TAMPA, Apr. 1 .—Osoorrn* Wood nttempt to make an csMmatcNtf t’ came sailing back to his native largest amount lost in dWlflgw! land Tuesday to “start all nvdr night. ‘What's the use to talk ______ F o llo w in s C n n lo io n re W ir t W a r S e c r e ta r y P re sid e n t L i f t s B a n A llow ing F o r 18 A rm o ry D rills E a c h Y e a r , _ _ ___ M „ s - b r r t * .- ' h « ^ , r . ! S I ® * !r‘S U " 2 ? 1 f c 5 h, , W? , 1 Wood \* to o’tote n junior officer use to cry over spilt milk'/9 ho tie-1 rlu rod B e fo r e That onboard th—federal shipping veil- dared. i C hu ptnnn’ft C om panion w as) *d West fhctnc, "loaded wjth Crew cheer Him A t t a c k e r W ho Killed Him money.” The crew of the West Chetac, ______ Weeks A t Work. At tS Once Raising Funds wT cS S 5 4 * He proved to be F o r A S u cce sso r Law Involved Requires Mini- a^^M d^port'' in di'scusViug"hTs mum of IS Drills and Max- reported gambling losses at Euroimiint of GO Drills a Year P°an retort* and loudly laughed kpointir.cnt of Min- A U P O at the report that when he hoarded lis te r to C h in a I s M o - } u \ r ! _______ ______ _________________________ ' WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.— Presi- i We»t Chelae in Cadiz. Spain, his fortune, estimated at upproxim e n t a r i l y E x p e c t e d Indications Are Thai Govern- ‘lpnt Coolidge partially removed mn, c|v one million n ten l M ay T u rn A jfain to Tuesday the ban he imposed last dwindled to two one [WASHINGTON. Apr. 1.— U se e f Stale* P e n a ! In a titu - weeK on employment of deficiency still Has Plenty 10 resignation t * Alexander tio n s tc Hr.u u n :r P rison ersiappropriations not included in bud“It is true that during s r . . . t ,i jjuuyji --------- * Pct recommendations for payment ™,>nlhs Luropo I threw away tin, since 19215 has been laid . . WASHINGTON, Apr. 1.—Do- of National Guardsmen for at- j j g j f s^ M n U^ m b lin g , T e IS r t* " o ro CpOliclgO a lth o u g h i t '•pnrtmcn*. of jlistica officials have tendance at armory drills author-' tti» ,on of Major General Leonard n o t y e t b een avvepted it is k rg ji consideration of means o iH zid b y federal Inw Worn!, governor of th-* ie rsto o d 3 S .’S, Underworld Leaders »rawn «"»« Trial engineer. “Thank you, Mr. Wood thank you,*7'"were’"the"remarks 1 Fhenn on Stand Declares He! of three stewards and six mess nt- W as' Innocent Victim of! fondant* who tonight ara each $ 1 0 1 Notorious Bandit's Wiles richer than at sunrise this morning. . . . . . , , I HARTFORD, Apr. 1. — James I "« n d s hank roll came into play Skelly, New Britain policeman, for WASHINGTON. Apr. 1. — The crop weather conditions of Florida, issued weekly by the Department of Agriculture says tlmt rain is needed in the west and on the uplands oC the pe­ ninsula, Cool nights have de­ layed some of the truck, corn, corn, cotton and melons. Early cotton Is good on the peninsula. Chopping is active and planting was begun in the west. Oats are fair, although there is some rust. Transplanting of tobacco continued and ship­ ments of tomatoes and other truck continued from the .South central. Berry shipments are active in the north. Citrus needs rain. nff m,mI ,,f ,l!,l Organization Desires Itoad t o Traverse One of Four Streets Nearer TownCenter Milwaukee Team Is Hohor Guest — i----- t Mack and Otto WILL BEGIN WORK, Connie Borchert Laud City ON FIRST STREET As Training Ground EXTENSION SOON 'tilled toduy. The testimony Wood’s wallet tucked his own $l(l given by Dr. George W. Dunne,! --------info hi* pocket nnd he- state witnes.-, who attended Skelly ) Will S la rt Woodwork on Hotel "an’L\ t0° discouraged to make when he was d>dng. . I Within 10 Davh Contractor 0,1111 '’vcomo « real -e m D M b ira r Hlghl- of Way Is Assured For F irst Street „ . . --------. , , Unanimously adopting a resolution favoring the rout­ ing of the Dixie Highway through the business «»ectioii o f Sanfortl by way of Park. .Magnolia, Palmetto or San­ ford Avenue, instead of French Avenue, the Sanford of n. ' lions fdr the Forrest Lake Hotel, K iw antS C lu b w en t on tecOrd p rospect o f t . i m . iic i torn iii-ain t .'."'ir*'-* .• iicial ' drills fur each guard unit during chief counsel, a tte m p t" ti. d i s ' J Fir!lt Street extension*,, T u e sd a y lllg h t OS Opposing i i S r ^ o ’t th i,iH i i ' l s . M!uvi hi r S , 1: ? Ti tr bu. ; M z : *•' ■ \ • « 'rvice dwdool-dT u c 'ih ’y instituti-m* to liov.se some «!f its the current fiscal year. The orig- a ■ testimony given,uragainst ,0 able to recover what i lost ,lurlJ r bt r ^ l u * l ‘,V< 111 " e d it the winch began a-i sshort time ago, lias uny effort lictng made to mnk • ir. service devilopul i ue u. J •. . . ' j mni war oepartment plan upset he the principal ,>g niy stnyCin1 Europe, ’ ho m "".Vu* " r . alrfov,?'a* . . . Ins client Monday by the- state's progressed to tie extent thatplans i French Avenue the n it was / » “ ? * ! ‘ Sufi in tir.len t White ° f the fed > y rejection in the budget bureau jog made to begin the ‘ thoroughfare for the state loud. In,led „.t-i\hy ,4,uv“ was | prineipnl witness, Walter K. Shean, I J ow !,r‘! 1 1 . Moore, ambns.ai-or t - I - t j ; | h«.»U’i an lnv< ti "t n remjA.t for a deficiency allow- '*•»»»•• I asked. The matter was brought before ' the -le Springfield, Muss., advertising fctmdatlon woodwork within th e !1 Th* m • i'.igd, had laid nut reaigtia- 1 ' •;* " 11 1 ■ ...! 0 0 0 to supplement grtic.n « r the congestion and wiU ance of Wood declined to state the exact "W eb. I have many friends in lilt!an whose confession caused the i noxt 1 0 «ay*. ll w® ' 1 announcer! this i thee dub dub Wlwanian Edward P. before President Coolidge. the current appropriation of SIO,spectacular mail robber’s indict* I morning by Howard Hulick, of Jhe lame who atated that his attention ms far the resignation has v/.v.lw out for Attorney Gen. Jisf- “ 1)0 0!)0 called tor 52 drills, on tlie amount of his losses nor would lie California,’’ he replied. gent a piogmm to alleviate tl’e firm of Hulick & Hulick, which is j was attracted to an article apoearm int for murder. been accepted, but there are situation, lie also It.is been invert­ ;iv* » .. I building the hotel. It is the plan; ln« in The .Sanford Herald MonShean on the stand Monday, de­ fcations that Mr. Moore’s ilefi- ed to consider m •tliod; for iot ’oiu ults With Weeks plated himself as the innocent' vie- !ot the builders to have the hotel day relative to rumors being cirretirement from the service i ica i i! Hie efficiency <-f pri.-ur, es ending jn in ] completed t iin of Chapman’s wiles, coitt|iltl*(l^ by Dec. 11 so that -ilcuiaieu *i. euluted concerning an uncuipi attempt to ’i he president’s ncitnn was taken may lie announced, and a suc- manngein at, e'mail lo ite r ! month will be had to furnish the-divert traffic from the busntys tho accusation that the p,:- app'iintcd. I. appeared not unlikely t ulh.v nad teil him into the• roblwry of building for a grand opening on!section of the city. ^ kmphsuing S j s M f i S : EV EKIiLAlIES A R the same time a yi obnlHlit;.’ tle.t .1 vg, .ial niectiiig of flu. pa­ denari-1 New Year* Dav, lfi2 r,. ao»it«. Davidson and L e v e nli.il’s t h a ,-----------------........-.•> ..ths fact that the>r kiwuais - , , , , I' .pci Tuesday that llu* post of role lioM'd would 1:0 c.dll'll l.liOII to tnvtiL store in New Britain last, . A crew ranging in size from 40 is »’ • .. • , , 'f i- Lane 1 :(<r t > China made v:km:U l»v "o over the whole auestion w*t!i Gctolier Id mnl the aubsvouciK i to 5 d men is now employed on the that ir Ins oonnon .his w:u un im. rbmotion of Jacob Gould Selujf tin* atlorney gerund and Mr. "ur.i . murdtr of Pntidnian James Skolly. i foundations. This-^rew will be ! F^tU I\l l*luttcrw*fld 0,,,e. ______ ;to he unibaiv-iti.oi to Gi.iiii.»oy, : i.c f. .lit 1..111 up t!u ruggo. - that because of the increase in per1 Grin Id, through merciless ques-1 cmarged as fa st as the progress of the attentiop or those interested in d he filled without imicli more t ion that stale penal institutions ........... ln ,h '' 'lorl," : , h 0 l-l.vcrs I ' ii i t i I io l.a m l l . „ c lo S i l v e r s A ppear In M atince alin oo tiomng of Shean Tuesday, most of j the work permits, it is said, and tluj 'V.ur.? ^ /p tv.' Ur. Schurmun udvi.-ed the )> * employed to a g .o a i.r (Tt Jii year and the greater .interest in It., *• '• uetiout ana n . L . *raver Leaky Cylindr; Had Re­ I'itis A fle n io o n and Wt’ill ill B e it prompted by Chapman, brought j every etfort will he mode to expe- 1 spoke department he would Icavo tliav, la retofore ami also v.tli io their work manifested by unex­ on the the matter. matter. Introduction Introduction . ,. p »|*I1 I1 |I,H» • tl,c mlniission of the witness that dite the construction. spoke on paired Own INanc When ng about ApV. tJO, and it is portion to recouiinend particular pectedly large drill turnouts it; ^ 4 w has itmm been m ak-! ’ " 'bout to ‘ ,V . . " , ;V : a,J ’ ,l 0 ,‘ V 'h t : he had to, eight years been an asMr. Hulick. who here tlint ill View of the |M»lit- ii :-ilu lioi.s for this purpor. -. many sratr«, it would not Ik* possi­ Ueseuing FlyersAieSightetl M oil,nil L c c lu r v r to Lom u sneiute of imubunlly known criniing Orlando headquarters prior to jJ,^ n* ^*xie Highway (|b’[°uK |1 filiatio n in China the A m iri- M v : o ftu iah interi led in tl.e ble for the guard units to do tin* inals and hud evaded criminal pros-! the beginning t»f construction, hai.U T’, n.^TuiTin^ ..r ** 1 ^ ' , ’ minimum amount of armory drill legation siiould not lie long p«* blot.i . avor using the stall SF.lJiilNG, .\p,. ..- —Ai tt i liirce With II. C Dubose, Sanf, id |edition through the. irfa-rcessi I to Sanford where he will |^. J-nua th" through Dixie i S s mil*, for conimitnnlit of requitedI by law under the approved tout u telly cpuilllieil mini.-1 -*r I* 1 days on short rations and little man. as dinvla,. tin- Redpatii Gulf " f bis wealthy family. j remain until the greater part o f ; J i hot term ieder:.l eanvi ts ,•bold- appropriation. Mr. Coolidge, titer was adopted without a drsfy naive. ii.y that such a move Would go a fore directed that such uch Z t o f X S , : s T L i : • » ‘ we dm* s d, v , I' r, 1 0 t* i ! ” .f Snort*, a Pittsburgh, recentspent several weeks in tlii. Ii -v way I' vmmi i iimimiting fu r-; deficiency fund hi ermlt all gunH j;1'11 u w , '!*‘ forc,‘,'!. “ : i f engagement mi to,-ney.Vlugh^‘.Nl. Alcorn, told Judge in'm? is in" New J c r s ^ , 'ultendfni |Dr p ^ id S t k of ther eoiige.stiuii in the govern as was needed to pi Intry ami conferred several ii.eatV pr, loi.i. nir ,r ■ ’’"am p m the Sluif.m . 1 oil..wing the intro,h:ct l.-nmngs a t adjournment that to- there.the interests of the company , l ' u , M.r.rtMcnt *he Kiwanunits to attain tlii - iemiin-d drill lev. witJi I'rcri'lent Coolidge. lie S o r ^ cm “ .'K I.ucIm i , m ., Xutll)Iull MuU morrow im.ining wm.ld se, the last •then*. b f c i l t n l th ? mn” S The m £ . ■\li. Snigeiil hopes tliai whili tutus minimum andr, insure .tin! ! .^-•^biuy.-^.salmday.wer., ehring today little the w orsj for Qua, te*tt, . ore of th.- leading at- 1 5 h" wkiie^e*. Both sides p re-, Operations opening the F irst lid to have expre <d di siro thp committee will be* held »|»t* i 1. dc.oto.o ued u-deral co-operation and sup- tlu ir experience. The tw,, as the* \u out of ntljiv .W‘\r. I, with tli tracti • of the ehnutam.ua, gave ,hu ltia l wuul,‘ c,,d this Street extens on between Sanford thfs evening at which lime plans .ml by rvJu.h the port, but that no more be expected. leted the laborious work, o'f ninistratioi: Im.' of llie, ndmin 1 st>’••H<{» J« r - fe.h !a! ' a i u m iu rit can iiave tomW,*.K’ . . ... »nd MellOnvIIle Avenues will nerfeeted to further action. ............................... . be- : will be perfected n,at ii., , pci lonuaiue. 1 viiieli he was appointed. The fdete riHordu of ail federal pris­ 1 be law mvoived requires a mud- ,, pairing their enginv late yester­ __ Groi-hl opened his cross examin- gin during the first part of next Kiwanitfis K. H. Berg. R. A. Winsfkident P'-keii liim lie remain in o n : : . w hirw er incur rented. With mum of Ik drills l>„t authorizes a day wore discovered two odier 1 lv- onarte,t,- will again appear |ul,on witn m rrierence to Bjiean s |week. It Wna 'b-flpred W’f J e ^ b r y : ton and |L F. TsiUe compose, the avintor-- wh«l swnnprr down upon •at re, u.t least until, a vUTcus-or this in' tile ., he Me', in^trucied Mr. maximum of t>0 during'cud, year. « Vteiiin-sdrtv night l'«n 1 a.np w „<,n.^iL-Ttougiit otJi trttfi ■|,y MuyoP I-’ortfsH dike'. fb e ^ R g lf f com ih ll^ e.. k tin- liai.iniiicl; wlu-r > they I,:,no ti,,. ,t irular |,e, forma rice, at the '-he witness nnd been, iiitiinjiurwith . ,,f Way through the last piece of: Th bunquet was gicea in honor I*liable to Estimate ild bu chosen. bunquet was given Mr lilt* t> give thougilt to tills proIsliould 'a vncuiicy actually occur j ,],.,4 Is ) ii Ilia stuoy of the sUiinLacking detailed reports from lamb .1 , t.-nt a. I’alinett" and Second Street ’ 11 number of notorou* crooks, and prqptrty that hitherto has o l,-lo f »he .Uilwa 'Yuvaukec team and the IMadrid, it is uncertain v/ncthei <aclr guard unit throughout the, •'beb will house the cliautainina that he hud signed niuhy Worthless ..................... striK-ted the .......... construction o f .th e 1 ..............„.j|a 1‘hilndeipfiia Arn^ireari . ............ — league bail I.AKEI.AND, Apr. I. —Exhaust - iluruur th«* lay hurt*. ;/u vK his (U^natiire. jj street,-w , WU9 0 ^ave 8 nnp»»r Connie Mack, and rule ,-f making >promotions | wa m.f.l at the department country as to its drill status and as jto have horn been ftrourofi secured! r!»»h club ni manager, The Ann-iicati Uunrtetto i:s de ( liapnnm upon entering court, hod ! Wednesday morning lliin the diplomatic service it- |h;it Mr White would continue probable penentugc of turnout for ed and weakened from loss of morning. |in appreciation of ibe Milwaukee *r|lorp is dredge \tork \t jCan i>e np|died in M-leeting , ork on the program of industri- umainipg diills, war department sleep am! luck of food, the two 'cl.ued to be one of . the . . . best . . . nut­ applied Groehl i i , withi a, shoal oti There to be done elub Infilling in Sanfonl thl* winkind now question* which .he bad prepart-d ,,cfwre the k.Vtl of lhe routB u tcr a numlatr of talk* were de* * ambassador. Several names iz.alion of the lcdcral pnaoits, as fiicials were unuble to estimate u'iatjus, E. I . Lott and It. A. sicul on-aoumtiom, Of before the pr-sident, im-ludi,,-r itiined recently at confafeuces . wiiat part of the deficiency annro- Smith, who started from I akc!r.!’.<! i..i. ..i.,. out hoik . I ne feat or- •1 »•* " -dia»t night. raised sufiiciently to begin paving livrrrd, in which the resources and lo secure photo• I member......................... >! the organization of A. Kine .li-v Mi,.- -r’lbcr of .. .tUori.ev gincrul and piiatlon would lie .actually hi i i o u : nov ncr.ii i.m. wuuni o«j 0 . 11 . 0 1 .-, eex|>end x p i u o - t*inlay v- nioining . , • . ............ —— . ............is , ,n .,e i.nam-d .................. ..... • of ‘fil^X* construction, it is declared. a number Thenatural advantages of Sanford were . Mabel' Welker Wilic-bramit, etl under tho limitations im,,.. . .1 « raPh* Kvcrglndd section ; Ch: I C, . who la.widolk W\QWn criminals some o f who Ipccticut. who vva> i. ...mm- nd .1 tioni ’. , |recuring of the right of way be - 1 vividly pictured by tho speakers. vho !»v the pr?Fident. They were also rc? hVaUtl luesday artirnoon on a a conuiiian and ioipursonator.; admitted knowing hut h Rhe two senators from that •l: ..- 1 u;;t attoim v i, r lt 111 f l wct*n Hanforil and MellqnviUe Ave* Judge J . G. Sharroa gave the b . jurisdiction over th:- prirons. uiiahle to give definite information a branch of i-’i.,h Hating creek 2 0 1 A piogM.m with enough of the acquaintance with the mu Ic. m.ij,.ii > o llUts lemqvi-d, it is declared, the j initial talk nml expressed his ap" “rthwest of I'atnidalo ho-|-i)onulnr. the cinnalcnl nnd the old tho*o numed. relay in th? appointment of n Mi. White hopes that this plan „ to what units would be com pelll i, «g I last olmtacle of the project and j predation of the Brewers* training u.lditio;, - l i a r benefits, wili ed to abandon weekly drill night- *Avt‘,n lak> '.’S a ‘al'n!l. ;“ " 1 *;,u“r‘! f:i"b|0' l ‘l ll* pK'nsii an d :, C.roehl, under C Krtcr ( f rhinu lut- been caused prompting, asked .Shea,, if it were f’I ^ ^ onstructlf n, . i8 Pr,' ,;ii"«‘>- !«" ‘ bis city and state.! he hoped Haven. Aviator* George liableu-.iii-tv of tasten ha.; heel, arrang ate the crowded conditions to for a month or two to keep within kily by political pressure l.v not true that ’.’y„u . am known I ,'\ bcth.-r or not the construction, the management would decide to (litis of candidate* for thut ,>f - .•nun Mr. Sargent obji alictnrcnts. Units nitty drill vo! man of i.akcland and Otir, Hard. <d for presentation tonight, (Continued P irn- Kiel, 1 1 will begin a t the Sanford Avenue I revisit Sanford next year. Dr. Schurmun, however, is vcp.ng tl.e prisoner busy. untnrily but may not be paid for ing of Hobring, located the strand- Aiu tli -i- i.-iuiirv <»f I in- chant:,u ' I " h,K"LL end or the Mellnhville Avenue end “ We have not missed a days it fliers wiio were forced to land our, Mi -. Anna Dickie Oleson, rn to be anxious that ld^sucdrills'll, excess of 18 for tho year isn’t definitely settled though the training since arriving in Sanford.*’ Saturday morning when one of the* fit w man t> » be candidate for kor i.-ach i king as soon a under the president’s ruling. cluuling un a* quickly us possible Otto Borchert, president of the cylinders of their'engine cracked tier,ion to the United States ;a-„tihh and it is iitriiiiie.l he lias Heal Consummated ! of what are termed unsightly Wisconsin team said. “The cliand let out all water, 'they landat.-, will be in Sanford Thursday im p ose H eavy F in e pglit the reasons for his anxInvolving: Around ! buildings on the Sanford Avenue mate has proven better tlian even id on a little kimll oil the creek .itterneor, ail.l night. Mis. Ole1 to the attention of the Wnshj that we enjoyed at Troy, Ala.. Pal­ nnd spent most of the time trying:son wa» nominated on the ticket in M unicipal C ourt - end is promised. Million Casl, P e d d le rs D iscussed to repair tin* motor t»nt were fore- of tie 3 n government. Those I,ore in metto or uny ot* our camps in tho title party in Min­ touch with tin* situation nre ! past. I think the Milwaukee base­ ed t give up and having only a m- ola but was defeated in Lu* e-t_____________ hnct-d there should in- no lu|,se NEW VOi'.K, Apr. 1 New.; that B y C red it .M en A t few chocolate cakes for ,ood witu suing cl tin,, by Frank Kellogg, S essio n W ednesday E n g l i s h S h y F r o m ball club will_____________________ be the last team out lie responsibilities for protec- the Dodge Bros. Auto <’n.. Detroit, -----— * H i g h P r i c e d N o v e l s 1 Of Fteridn. We Wju leuve the «tatno water except what was in tho now sec-u-tnry of the suite in the |of American lilt- nnd property acquired by a syndicate hcadc-d i>y T u esd ay C ath erin e: radiator they soon became latig - 1 (.’oclidge cabinet, t-'im- and forfeitures totaling) ,__;___ , on Apr. hound fqr Naxltvilb* t!,e Dunging House of Dillon Read were collei-tM in tlie Kanofnl i LONDON, Apr. 1 — A problem j for practice games bwdfe travel* ti ll and felt that their tune had There also will he the .addition to tin* political rec- Go., New York, wna prominently (Continued on Page Eight) “Tlie itinerant peddler nnd tin- just about come. They laid not ran . ., itainers on^tb* ilniutui.-f Municipal * .,urt Wednesday m orn-'just now facing publishers in th is' Halations far th * Peking post. | lished he.e to.iny as one of the Thnrsduy. The I ing with the di-,position of lb!country is tho evident disinclina-j ------------ ;■ * — s i.ti the ig„ of any human either nun piograin problems he creates for retail mer­ Id en t Coolidge .'-till is giving niosl important financial traniacin the air on laud or water until troupe co„,|stse,| of Corine .1* chants” formed the theme of a .. 1pcnulties 4 W hlu-were *pul,lie * * gMtoth"puyr ?7 X 'J t / 'Z Idtration r,> the name ,-f John tlchs in . i:•• history of automobile Cti* llaniiug and George Iliilde- so| end Gladys l.llis, Itoili oi Tlitr two■..... Ip-uviesj shillings and' i Tt i ; R u m W a r V i c t i m I s [A. MacMurray, assistant sec- industry. Tim sale is suid to have meeting Tuesday night of the Re­ iran saw something below them whom a ir declared to posie-s ev - 1 Impose,i on l izzie Blair, negresp, pence (|L f> ) for novels, 1 2 sh'ill-, Found Dodd in N. Y. tail Credit Men’s association of f-y of date and a recognized involved jnore tiiar, a hundred mil­ about 2,•!()() feetaltitude waving n ci-lk-nt mezzo-soprano voices and win forteited llotl bohd, and Nor# lu p ;iu,j q pence (^2.10) for ment-) Sanford, held in the office of the , , , , , |orjty on the for East. lion dollars, practically all cash. prices for classical I association in the First N ational, 'V," ‘ V. <u‘th w,Meh l»««»V€*.I later to t,, bo talented instrument.,list*. In Lewis, iwfivzs, whose I,nod of $110 i ,)||*^ and higher ... . . , | NEW YORK, Apr. 1. — The Representatives of the banking ((joatinued on i age Eight) addition. Mi Ellis is a violinist was elaiiip-d by the court in pay* [ literature. Hank building. ___ ____ win, is suid to possess unusual | meat firm declined either to ufllrn, or umiHual inent «.f charge* of possession of j | M)okh will circulate through libra,u“ .• f f f i ’S V E .-ireulate th ro u a h llS a -! “» jg. . of “ , "mi“l ineer Citizen Dies Speakers declared thut an npability. Inteipretive readings I'f-ny the sale. Clarence Dillon de­ lings al illf.-ir Inpior , lies quickly enough, hut when i t ! A 0lu* f r f 5 ? «uipicciniile amount of trade, riglJtIn Sanford Tuesday clared that while the final negotia­ fully belonging to legitimut? nier- Change Prohibition •'riu • 1' 1 1 ‘ -s ,‘Bor^- - i’• negro, plontl |Coine» to outright purchasing th e 1 . , ’ • ' . « x • ' "n r " H > m U * lf th l> ,m ,u guiltv to a charge of itetit lur ....hii,. Bh,- ,:n,t .....wJthlnw w*»» fmnu* t^lay stutTed in a nartions were not completed, some an(ouben E. 70 years of nouncement relative to the deal ciiants, is going to such peddlers, well known grower of Kan- *.vfl! ho made within a day or two. Peddlers were said to lie getting passed away Tuesday noon Tho financial circles here it was unde belonging in Sanford lie the funiily residence on West declared tin*-sale loiwumniated a cause tho merchant* ar.- locally esll ,.1 i.ctv.ton tin- iuiiun- ftabllshed, paying local taxes mid K Street, fdii.-.viim •« Ill,gel ing l.r.ui.iiu. i. : Hoad Company nml the house of 'otherwise contributing to loctfi iiiM -tcd Monday -afternoon my A possible way out tit tn*t ilinieui- •^ working on theories Ic resided in this city contin- J Morgan Company represent-1 progress whereas the peddler came of Assistant Secretary Andrews, uni.nown to tlie outside^ world je t fiffiecr A. II. I'eckyvorth dud J . li. Q* “""rd tn g tu he repreiumta^ i„ a bootleggers and as soon as lie luid sold im for 25 yeai.-, coining to San- , ing the General Motor* CorporaMess will continuo the atlminix*) po essitig thu world’* large t Greet, near tho depot for the theft “ 1V,,1 T ' ^ ’’ Jwas shot by robber*. early in 11)02. Mr. Milliij wan t[on to gain contr. l of the Dodge otuch as he could, left without tuition ot the international revenue I ranch anti rated as one oi ta»- of a number of shirts and overIsMiks in paper covers. T h .»1 leaving anything in return. rtive of Georgia, hut inovid to prolhcrs projierty. bureau under which the proliihitioncoiintry’s wealtliiest women died t-li* from Such peddlers v^eri* declared to be pool room o„ Ninth; P,e *cnt "'‘“r'y as i Itate of Florida in 1804, for, ---------■—■ ■— last night. Ktn-et. , much ns did the whole hook in pre- Shepherd Counsel To injurious in as much as they tend- unit heretofore functioned. ln*u. lh? Af inosjieriiy U. S. Itinerants Gain iif, by reducing the sales, to force Dlii'T eases were dispou-,1 of a s : war days, Seek Bond Rehearinp: follows; Frank Brown, negro, np-: tli,- merchant front business. An The dt-cea-ed i. suivived by two S o I c l f C • 'TO i l l ! ll Z Z li 'S enlargement of thl* process would Ughler.; Mr... J . J . Dickinson, tS S 'f W ash in g to n N ew s j <:hicaco . i.-w;uh? ,, klwiU* I•• V-»#-» liM o L*IOV h• . • . •»»»• *. < • -'OI m .ototvilM ««»** |C of (.'ired'. ,),>, ' i • ii .11 — A new role foi til front business would la* tit.* Clara flurlund, of Wuycro.is, ( W ASHINClfl'iN.'"A»r. l . - T h , ^ ’ m n S j^ r e to rttr soo. William the c-.m a- Jill puzzle has been uitd u sou, Edward Milled of ,ji oVcre<t. i I <utfr us'-d iiy lone- same as destroying one institution S." nnd costs; Knmtctt Hurt, negro, iresignation c f Alexander P. Moore, Nelson McClintock, will be plans, without creating another to r e ­ fifotd. Funeral service. will *e Ame •dean nd E igli-h tmveithe m e , tion co tom to th- miracle play, for- ! gambling, ilU bond forfeited: Jos- nmlawador to Spain, was made j on itraj almost at once if h,« coun,\ppr« priat iductcd from the family lion* lers in Europe as a mean;’, of find­ place it, as, it wan said, the peddler •n ilvri nri-seiitiilat Easter which t’fih Brown, guntbling, ?!!) bond known. i M.-1 full in thetr present effort to is always traveling. being found on pty pur set of ' forfoiltU: Robert Kelly, gambling, It was revealed that the admin- fret* him on bail, it has been deing fe l«»w cuuntryiiiui arui cu-lin* The attendance of the meeting sometime diowi .i the sending,,,,, 1 1$ 1 0 bond forfeited; Miltor. .Mallory, fatrutlon policy toward Uus.iia has cided. The defense attorney.-* l»>.tu,,,,** *.*i lay with Christ to Annas to Calpha was lower thnn yma! due to th. driving, 325 and 1 not been altered bv recent events, j day collected affidavit* of six wit c ’file cat * ViUl lli.it a numbir of in.tinbcr; regularity, and much to tlie einhnr from finite lo Herod; another find negru, i cckle* } im- Eo S f ie n t t.Mirun H«"ker Kcott, n.-gro, ,JD -j ’. ^ ‘‘ retary Hoover declared tha {Wages they *nop«si wouiii cau-e h--t S(d)(Jn Teigo n-s- ! VV|*|*l attending the Kiwanis Itan- i a un lit of tiu- nailer for today * ^ I * I.. eonduet, I.. * —... ft I . . iIhiislnt-ss t l i a l l i i . a j uoutlook til l.u,L- In t n i t i* Il V.uliftA m L I.iw l to i t pA nuiilnr ftl lv cose. continued; Is ftf.ftiul gix.nl ilit despite Jad|t* IL Hopkins consider 0 J• j *1 J* ! taurjuit, <»|4’hinj; ill froilit ot hi-ir qut t at tlie Seminok* Clift*. Tlu* w:,.: Ayr!! F<- ! !>r.y. ft rival, such n ; the ilitif festival \rfluir Ford, gatuliliiig gumliliitg. adverse symptoms on the stock . again the hearing for boil d ill® SA,!PL|)l 1 di . fllU* tilV ijlJtuftiirov -inf. H nJ U^lllg wilt l»e held next Tli- old rpirit of fooling your held by the Hindus on Mu)‘. 21. or ill) and i.oMs; Hubert Font, speed- |aikl commodity exchanges. ’ I l,. . JifftLl VJig lie look:. j T im ; ! last week. night at the association i ueighl'«»r was revived, not otiiy *o- it; - Kea.it of Fools, cclchrutiil by Frc*kJ*nt Coolidge authorizeti , --------inc. esse i-ontlnuod until Friday; abtiui him , la-ardiing the most like- ufllci '. ‘tinllv. but not in a husiiieon wuv. tlie Homans on Felt 17, »> which John Drown, speeding, 410 bowl the war departmertt to reduce # r - | K [ .i. V II zzcvaH M i l i l 1 l\ i j.i . •^ jj*. iij. are played. in (orfoltcil: William Frank, gamb- mury drlfis of the national guard —---------------jThe daily mail swelled and the re •iinilar tricks A l i e ^ e a iV la ll V-* mctjitajivelj , buT iutd i n ' Franco the victim is called “un l i $10 lioml forfeited; Rufus |during tho present fiscal yeatl [\i||.4 V V ill cipients were inclined to believe C f O O k s III B u t f l l i O . utoi.g.T li , Ik- overheard. -“VVhnt •»' v U ijv wore becoming mole popular f •at d’Avril.” meaning un ?! ti; ton, returned tu fmiepU in Or-1 from 52 to 48. I ______ . . {thunder 1 : a three le tier word 1 1 Flair,” possibly tram the toy unnM-ed the mailman. Bill" “. • ' ;en Noxl Tuesday latido. runaway A., ru Furk-| Tho wav hoy; miyi W. a r*uui Couxcns u iu m th committee lumumtii- took tuun up t«r [ u r r c i r n An* i A . 1 »ii- mine 'lii.itorical atitiui-ritii’it /' ii npcitiiig of the li.slu-rlt- - at that or, tli ,| rly conduct, case con- again its inquiry into prohibition tat were forgotten last Week lie- ri ii rr n„in s 'T h e a»>*vi er is » Wank «irarr, or a and in Scotland, u gawk or t innod untilii tpie consjiicuous wtih their p ro - . canon, i WVdncsdny; J . C. enforcement, hearing Mrs. Mabel | J f the id or Die ipril L noticeable »i «iif Loo. nctf. Lot tlii* was one tiling about I lh»an*<, ilrunkenn nkenneiWt ?ld bond for- Wulker Willpbrandt, assistant ,t - *‘custody *ils* ......V;0?, ^ ;’. k t*,». :lc cotint t mutt It h been a like. i lowed ’ bit tn ^connection w1 Which xrcn to k»ho\vf iimmiic oth- feltiMl; Isaac Jordon, larceny, case itorney general, hi,-It there wits no "April Fool.” r Tuc.-dny, t nil: it mo '«■ School children went more su*- er tiling ’ thut there it ample#prec- t ran >f rrcil to county court. The Fan-American Union pub- I fro™ ni*-*1* °L HutYolo off SSl.NI Jud'r* ic.*:l today by t edent for tin.(ratling announce-ptible l«> the witos’ of their April i.-bed draft* projm-ed • in currency . --------■ . fished drafts of thirty propo-^.., . . . - Fe . 27. w Le.. ti. Sharon TO TOBACCO J i GKBMAl* laent that tin-re is a huge tear in •ii aim the da a*1r WW** \T. A I t l i i ^ T s L 1 tn-atie.- and agrer nu-nt* which I1 ’wy* *^ y *_^ ^“IIH! 3. P Pouc“ Cl,r Thr civil .'iml miiial itiKki DERM ... ■■ •-Tvy-v* . r - ‘. . • -••• • r»fy» •«* w- aaoMMwaM'M f « •%. «.»«■•* »• «» * ja r w». w . V* *M»a • ••*> « •• • •AM * w* -• ~ T n i T T ’ i n , lor im- iiii * UU:AUU. Apr. I. — — iflicat: 'iinnlirahl. to the two Ameriraa. i {*der#l"rwenia ban# in M kiie aino, • It 1*t».» » «••* i.: in >iv\ ii i r * k n . l o r n T j-.o .hipping boaid announced j a car ■•o-oi to be cleaned M . W e e k ! - , j *io,v <a t u i2 ,JtlKCJ nt nitsraprvsenia- nouucument that the mother-in-law May, 1.18 to 1,49; July. I .USD • to j t t o a - it* ’ t ‘> 5 1 1 s A n n i e ha* not arrived when said relative 1.<19*w. Corn: May, l.05«3. Oats: acceptance of the $5,825,000 cash I yard# where he worked. 1 M Hii* i ' d e p u t y c l c r l k o f t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t , ‘ t i n n . bill of the Dollar lines for five thoritic* found_ all ttta,»oa I* already on the scene, and the May, 1LTo to 42. It.lVi- been nm thl 1 V a riAii.4 1 D a t e ' f o r i l i e o p e n i n g o t llu - , - i r - ; NEW ORLEANS. Apr. 1j~ T « L ! presrst-lypr chip* nay. <>pvinicii »!,»» «n-«|H uvhnu of Ai ii i ■ ing of 15 minult millionaires rii*t h a s b e e n VOII-’,cd a n to the o f th<t I n , i t e o n s ; i o l l i i i I by tlie l’ucific Mail Company, __ it# loat in gambling, ____ I* •#! a i > ; i y 1 n..» '2«!i ftHiltiiou* aunouncement*. toil; May, 21.141; July, 24.71. s e t f O r A l a ,,* ’ 2 8 . -me froi AVIATORS LOST IN QUARTETTE FIRST FOUND IN SAFETY BIG CHAUTAUQUA 7 10 0 8 f;ir‘11 ;ner" 1 Sanford Ohsorvos “April Fool” Day Wiih Regular Monthly Bill Flood f m m b M• n i a* III �n Ui r f 'I J T I . Y V / E have established fast delivery by truck, and now all leading grocers can supply you with fresh M erita Bread every day. T h is service provides you with the Southland's finest bread—bread that is not only exquisitely flavored and absolutely pure, but is also extra rich. SOUTHLAND’S T w o sizes, 10c and 15c. Serve this fine bread regularly. FINEST MADE BY 4T H E •f American Bakeries Company NEW YORK, Apr. 1.—The ini- Committee Appointed By American Humane Arancin* tion Eliminate Practice; Is Declared' To' B e‘ ‘ Useless ... , cAt . J tial 8teP in a t,,ree years’ nationill Ask I clc to S tir H erself ; wide study, aiming to make the FromHer Present Condition : tenching of foreign languages more of Sloth and Lnylr.PHs" Ag effective in the United States, hn< ffo l^ o ^ A m w ic a n i„ ,n m „ r, J - g f t S . ! can Council of Education. i o ? n ' Questionnaires mailed to 20,000 W * Mn? “me P.el?> I secondary schools, asking for sta« « ! . . ... the .tudyof French. Ger- -CHICAGO, Mar. 31 The only reason or excuse for the rodeo is crowd, indifferent to anything exi rent being entertained and, when "jiroused, a bloodthirsty one,” said " a aiutement of E. K. Whitehead. Mxtf the Colorado bureau of child and animal protection, issued here to/ijflajr by George A. H. Scott, chirmnn ? of a committee named by the A. merican Ilum aw Association to ■"•'study ways and means of eliminn* ■ting the practice. For the brute .‘‘there s nothing except unwilling-! . ness, force fear, suffering and ofAen deuth." _ “Every spectator nt u rodeo is H$the worse for being one,” declared <*thc statement, "as he is u little hsrder. u little more ruthless, u ffijlttlcm o re indifferent to the sufferiitg of other creatures, u little moru reconciled to Injustice, to - cruelty, to the pain and blood of helpless creatures.” * . The need of rough riding und ..bucking homes has gone, and the * need of catching and holding cut- on the night of the ceremonies save tlo has been developed far beyond . the reiinl'cmenta of its original the flaming torches of ancient pag­ i . usofuln-ss. continued the statement eantry which will be used in the ex­ •.. which pointed out that most of the ercises. Ail the old Hawaiians of ^stunts of the rodeo today were the island will be invited to partic never preformed on the old cattle ipate in the rites, which will bo an elaborate reproduction of those us. - rnrgjg, and many never at all. cd in the past to honor the goddess. ' * In porno of the other features of M. Luahiwn, of Wninkea, Hawaii the nveinge rodeo there ... __ is less who was master of chants under i chance for suffering or injury, hut the monarchy, will arrange chants : - in none of it b there anything ! and dances which are seldom seen g& u t ienr and pair, and sometimes j in modern dnys. He will also pre­ death lor the unfortunate dumb auiinaia," said Mr. Whitehead. pare the otferiig of awu root, which is said to be one of Pole’s most l i ' “Men also are often injured in cherished delicacies. the violence between man and An old Hawaiian now living at ..Least. But the man can choose, Waimen, participated in sim­ ran do as he likes and is not forced ilar rites who long ago In ary way. He has. beside, the ' pleasure of exhibiting his skill, his LAMB SENTENCED TO LIFE. chance ut the prize offered. BRADENTON. Mar. 31.—In “It is our American unalogue of Circuit Court this morning, Judge the bullfight, also with its eager, W. T. Harrison denied a motion r'blard tkirty crowds, its tantalized of the attorneys for Johon J . Lamb, , , and tortured bulls, its old helpless for a new trial and their client , ..horses disemboweled on the bull’s was sentenced to life imprison­ ment. FOK THE Biggest Bass or Trout Caught On A Rod and Reel Casting Outfit Wc Will Give The Following P rizes: man, Italian and Spanish will be followed by an Investigation in more than 700 colleges and nor* mal institutions In an effort to learn how far the overage Ameri­ can needs foreign language as a help toward understanding the En­ glish language, and whether mod­ ern language, pupils use English more correctly than others. An interesting feature of the study will be the use of delicate instruments to measure the move­ ment of the eyes in reading for­ eign texts. Mechanical devices al­ so will be tested as aids in the study of French, German and Span­ ish. A new Kina o f Pi H IS favorite dessert? A : any a; — sixteen or sixty—the chars . arelie’Ufirmly answer,” Piel” Hen a delicious new kind, with ali :h refreshing grapefruit flavor piui ti smoothness of rich custard. And course it’s nourishing, because ii made with Borden's Evaporate Miik. The only drawback— ever;, body'll want a second heleinrr. y( cup gupetrutt ju ice i tcitpocnful grated / lemon rind 4 . tablespconfuh dour >4 teaspoenful salt i tablespoon fed lemon juice IK cup: sugar K cup water rrMr-noonful. Best egg yolk*. Ml: thoro and one and a fsuitb cup: iujjor. cca: b io the cgv yjl yadusliy. Dilate milk with water,.bri.-e, »•? b cilb j p :b :, a four slowly o;cr the egg-yolk mixture. Cook in a dou boiler until it thickens, stirring constantly. Ccok tluee minu loajer. Add butter, fruit juice, and rind. Ivlix well. C and dll baked pastry shell. Beat five txblerponnfab tugar gr; call/ bto the stiffly-beaten whites of e jp . Cover top of vritU Ucriwgur; bro..n lightly ir. e clow oven. This will m. * 1- . . &ndypo*..s attendants are always ready to serve you, even if you only require water or air. A t these Service Stations POLARINE OIL and CROWN GASOLINE are offered io you as the best motor products obtainable. FREc. crankcase service; only charge is for oil used. Differential and t r a n s m i s s i o n •tpfvirp also vonrlova/l 1 st LARGEST—Shakespeare “Markoff” Reel. 2nd LARGEST— Heddon “King Special vfrzr MHSy' • * 3rd LARGEST -T ack le Box. | . 11 K & Contest Open From March 1st to October 1st All Itight Boys— Let’s Get Busy I ■ Hill Hardware Company ■ I >— ■ m n o r b in co n es in twd sizes; tall ( 1 6 o z.) and sm all (6 oz.) O rd er fr o m y o u r j grocer's by the h a lf( dozen or more cans. \ 1 1' INCORPORATED IN KENTUCKY PHONE 53 - v •* - 1 �R a t" Msdfe Wealthy By iVccisfcn Of A'Federal finrart lias Warned -All Women He Won’t W flr u iir m in t n i«i: fin a v t , 1'i.uHUi.t •» C'ij.iM.t:uv. ■m ••• ..rt t n,ip!.UmiU. — ) . .*-■ : cl,-r.,nn. Jf 1 1 s till., mi / '.A N .rn A N X ico . .31 Nn i p per !■» f-*:nc to 'a n r ? tfcpv** lim p t !: c for o . fliiuslff scIf-ntyN* it. ill., invention lipKnri fa­ f “w » i t rat/', r/ho b?ccin\ tht?It i*;ok n:..i ai* that letically a : Inis' i^ fnilUi-talUicr- x’ . •• v i • • ’*- iv i-r n TTV|fi**-'fnT !tr dz i i : ' . it* -m u’iii!u .‘iflK *•" '»• a W n ftw l ytstcc C ftcU : C-auit o f the pr.ter.t rflico. uaraen a diary, .ppi. !n }k-rz necciftiy r;iho!dIri|T Silica li^jiwfil i :i liu evirifneu-at ir. diiiois lo i-r r iilj fnv the l ..-* : :c uid/i. I i : ! ng i‘cc!tBl ot rerai. fi WiptV*V. ; it* -* tfthed wainlet’»ii duiii j :. e.*r • of ravefacc. aked what he IrAsiufcd to do with lit* •0! ferwt IcOTnyiny' intended N hiilljdn') . t f ctO .**. lot of things Trivanc-jHI lrt.miL*' ir rnicltur* luIdHU tinriij while ht>*K ve|yi Ifo rAhl tTwI* ‘P 'i’iblo up I t hin n n w i K r h c decision i iifnvm* of Cnrvon i'O tdtn o f ore in a fumacv ■ b r. noeiiii ott rn o | fri *i ir«, v.hoieaa unde.- the on! B b l fix ltirt r n "!I i;i th? i t j t i ul 24J tcra co.iiil b? treat. ■ Mv had ;i:d in* ■ n’t* u St'r.V' > ti t 'r inl .r ■oinpony. v/fifriiiV.* ft.V;.-.;*tl <:f a 4». ■ ro fim tirr. IlM*.;rariy a jifteot i'!" 3 ). flu*. h.TTAVt? timJ ci'CcJr. ;i*i t if p n c ’ thu. of c^'tie.. ■ Acrr>v(.'irjr t<> c >ir:.Li: a fly ca i f Kevervi' .•t'her.t tVr.inanle f ire in■vjved in the railmr, whltfc. if not In M ; I,*.- »Jv, 'l -nimuf C’o irt. pv»v Bet him a.; hitr.v as .*2ft (103.1100. OfHjrnln o f the ^Am.-n*icrrt. fm eltinf! H elinirff Companion, lowvvr.r ray tb | l .they arc not involved to llu; extent of mure th in 230,000. They c.’.b cct to ahnenl. rriMfit.i iiiie Cu..<ll e ’hlinUft* tt> live 5*. 1 n tm io 'i* front hsti’i that h ia loti red him in recent oik ii tin. • vV.iic-* the nr.*vs «> the uo|l»«inr h n nnrr"l he ban b'‘cn rereiving more mail than he can rent! lit* itdid- lie was trtittlni; ninny lot ier-i fiom women vrh*? eomplnlnerl l*iiic!in.*ii., and enclosed addxcjcc.v ■ ■and telephone ntirr.bets. ® Usilnllv Capon p ie fc r i to tall: u ‘ Kili4iiu.it it*;*. ltL*l taboo nrd «s:i-h. ■ntUly. hire the hijrh co*.iit oldetl *t ii!i |i'm. tie hni* li-e - in<ir-. utBeiitive to Imiir nejjlceed social niiiinil***: Tn« tvnjlj «i| hi* rotipi ■ro :i(lorn**<l with photoj'iaphs of Kiovi • n-trenm*!-.. hut that dcuen’t R:e:in iiny'.hiny. h.« explain'. X ‘‘ffi.iK* tiT thy! « l!a;i|u*i < ur. K.'ir^ tn ;»c*t ir * ’’ h> affirn>'. ■ On m m Jr. fill. A t tile rg.* of 1 ! B * ilia iiw;p' fron* (ho fnmliy in ■ n i'i't'i. f*o h:’il h •' l\ o y ;ir .; of bl li >*> h- u**eovrrni tl-i* won•- ft:l m i;:c, a ivoi:-ir*;: " f Airfare IvtT v m ap (’lilt <:i. Arir.. 11* 1*1 iii cla’in i i • Si ">-)'i. in. h ii ■nine-* if f . In,. ’iiI aoi licil ** great -:•! of rileallilrTy ami grology. For a time lie digressed from in it.' t " t-.n ntt 1‘ x p u d itii ii m t * nveatjon FaHiop ’Vhaleb To Enter , New Career Tn Motion Pictures whose* romanVtc history over .n T. perimi peads iiky the pagos of oh! tinp fislion. The Narwhal, built at Sun Fran­ cisco in 1883, is one nf the fines', example nHont of sailing ship ernstruction? in the view of th'.> shipping men. Immediately after Iter launching she xvni entered in the whaling induatry, iix which she remained for limn yeuiv. During that time she caiahlishiid remnls. heth In xvhnle catches and fast cruises. After leaving tin* pursuit ’ nf#xvhli!<*.v, the cruft xvai in'c.j foy a nuiulicr of years in the trade to lire South Seas. The final voyage of the Nnrxvhai null'd last year xvh.ii ah; crept into San Frnncbco harbor from an ox■pcdifloti to the South Scon. On her oUthound trip froiu Ran Fran­ cisco, the hnrkenltne 'disappeared for a period ft K> mmitlis ami xva» recorded as lost ut sea. She inter appeared at a South Sea port, however, bearing utiriei of terri- loido'.i--> y*’ th* ' nioiiiun Gen•a’lihii ii S.i-acty, He left the v--. (lltion ia the xv’l l * or tlieSivrrn adn* rwnitiainn :i ' lab ,tnd -ifti-.i i’» (Vifivi.-ihua. where he i»v V.'i inked a: iii: sii-clU rg e:rJ of 111. Later G-irsha xv.mil.’ rei ove** ’lini-Jn Idaho ami Ou-|fvn. felxvlug the .gold cu n tx . For a bile b" ran an assay office. He rt hack first as far as liimiing- One large face loxva! 501? value given frea to li.e iir.it 5.J eitstOmcrs making a purchase <-f >,\.i it, :n<< uw.ro •»;..« ..ii. i i .hm.'Sk ! •• It.'.,.,., I'.u lt.!, , I. . *r.ii’ ...........ft. M l'ii I.. mv ?l l ,if,' liv» .„il *- tX.NitV t£«*L «*• l«.»ijjt.» J'.wj'imI ■>.,«.* ii> an-i Ci.Hf r, $ ou nl( ,l»«-r.’lc* I ••• liV.* .t.i «»...l l. Tif il.ifiT I.III «■r i.nil i luitl* \ "t ..till, lx » I Mi; 1 •»*. run fc»a-d J»ni* v y.-.u *5rztrgr ir i-f nic fi?r f««• ii.ir, ,\ Murvtn |imnti^> In;; dmxr.fr.ihi .i. i A. I. K»r\iti I*..i>«-»»|;>-, A. i..nn« ii; i I .siw att i.iw.lvi'l t»luuu * " *"**; tr-isxrtt-Uakf it* ifr fr .. •■»«iiii if,ir .a, *i in**. d«-xt- un e,i s r llu t• i ah i ntlif) fluitii mlb wTiii.i «* ,I*.- M,ii| iMai.’t* I'urlin.'in'ii'. I ray. i'i i. 1vi*. ui.i >i........... . 1 * !* a m .i i i.n a m v i.. —. .ii* t f H nl uUj •>f the »i KIN * * i 111** «*Ait: titli*. nil oilier |>«‘r- I nut. V vtilii ir.u ..ii,. rliilii. illli* or It i ■fk*. hi 15' Y (•• lfl«* in'll l i f t - * ln -; "%»•'*« rti : , n j n . !u'C ju.*.; »w .UiMi iu: ilif. %rt Inti • , \v, j, \*., , r... t«». * I *•—-». tlu« t'u a r i •■i»'. • 1 • n l. milt- I ' o u n i ' . i IK iium i. n> . i.u v i i i l / r j i l i r i l,.^ lamln ailil iirnmlsi't 'vri'i-r ■ .ii i .ii .' hiu*. wlmif iiaii.m il^ht ujlKniing. lit ((>:i4atitn. Cwx>' I l*f Iff fur IfiiHlicUl Du. l i f t i .h ru ii, i f f I ly in s ., ii 'v ln l'.iA lifU »> k m ! 1‘i.nrAil in hUivMl;yi i». L ii.i.* . - .... . .............. •: ... :.. <. . u l if dind .til pirs'f!! rl»ln.r 'nii rfKi*' In tM«* t..n i. ahfl 'prr! T I l l t o . i H 111 t i l l s .m l. a.-. h<‘ lr», r.atifi, K m .iim . ■i uifn-r Hu.mt 1 * mrl. ■ Ir.. -1 1 1 *l luirn. Miilnif.*. I,a.* Ai. lO.i.i.if, Itrnrf " j!it<iiii|i.1. it * * WiiKUjsti. iUhhrllon Jwnoa. *.*alila i III.iMi EXM'tn'il d .lh . lu. I i a l i l n . nullflilii.iti> .ir.il u.i lfi* f » r I'Nafliittf I'pUfliilfJ* Ir.* >M. K tiilia li F lu or W ax O f t c r Claw::* ?.I:i: ih • Stfe joy wrlilfij; Rail Hardware Co. i In* f-i. M I mHii i llliifc r I 'lm r l O t ln "ti..* • I..tiniliir inidiv kilrl f ts I iii HI#. ' \ velr Tusll* f ' h n r Her lii- i». in «i m i . j. !uiifi..»-. ir.. ii'IM Jliiir ii '• •V f..|,|ltaHrm*i*t*' u. lltO lllTinn in: nremiffM Tnvnl.rti i> lii.s nun; fit •.• • i .umini, .f lit • m ; mi i r n tO. t .f lu-ir... lir.mii f* uiml mhi-r cImimnil.i umlt*. the Mini I*’i.IIiji i utintrtifm. tlerrai.* tj I T iilHyrtrlit, lnl.-r. ..tf«l In lit* lAllil. . nil I»f. tfT. -M ,■li.Vo.vvJ In thl:.( ,mi i.. ana- nV " i1 'll I rMilftm|.Oialu*;.' tit t-n.. .-(ttii. 'iji.j. JoMl liidilfii If .lly u .. fir.., rl nii*-. I hr l.inln mu.I |i:r.nl Mil- null, wn.i , i hltnWjt. • S 1 IT n il <jriUT .TITtin lltjr r v»r PabllrMlIim. * Vi u.-am r i ni- . t TiuMl.nr vf KlorliHl T«>1 . li\ r.-.,iiiri<l in .-nip ,;l *.lii' lliitilr i<. If. Ilvliivi. noil. If I «if .-niinl-tnit i thf <Ii*.nl. ull iuicIImh .-lulnilnK inferi''*iii’ rtHtT. .ill "..mi «>-. Ip- tile Imii'Is iiuU premli«>9 lit-relii*, Jaur, A. I*, iji'-. ft .piifv i\^»r«(o^* r.rfrr ijrv sa?-i Johr.j ' Ifoltlrn.-i|f<*VN](fih or- oHieVVl-ir; 'ilti imrtlf.M .Tn i::uii-» hit-ir-.in ir» riif ine? Driver |>l«ioaht mIiiIm mill olfnifiitrn lirrelnuftfr ilf-; Pmtieo >tu IIP t,k,r. :IIi;,»rl,» <**l Otlllcr Nmry A. Milllllfl. llr«; iM.iii iT.if' VK*'»!''I. or ellierrvbr. ami nil ulliyr SAN M.SNTO. Ca!., Mar. i'.l— A ilfi.r ll.l-il* uii n»f ll**« rlitliulnc IiiI.to Hm In ih** v*Mi ••hcit!*'1 mv' w som*' ••'iisidorn t guarTvr of i"i*nVn*~ hm-lnsfn r itc* tion« for a locomotive, held Justice J, " p jn f ' -T i a»av«r.'.»i|i l*: uiV »»«ni WII i iae i lv. lv 'VAjtcr Ihr.t rccantly flU- iV-M S i m - comiiiailll lifr..Hi *S»« *;••_» ~3V nc*r mtfr«.**tfil In that eerinin tracii t l-i furt’mr nrct.-rnl that il'l*< of I mil nlluatf III afnilnulv *-o'lli-l l}*. rinrl.ri. -a 2 « U -:lc rn i-« V f-t1 ** lu- LllUn]..'.i. .1 i in .- it .. fi-k ini- lou is In-WII I ;iit vi fifK-utithr wei-ktu In TinTill- Hnll|T>e*i*’. Lfuarter of lluIfi riollrfulil. .1 i:.-wi<|>ajirr jmli. Nyrths'fit vjiiavti-r S m .r i te l .In 5<>rpln<ile «*i.u!itv. Florida ft. Tiiivn.tllln 31. X**"lti. Hnr ■ lnOf Mini iTfliTfit. itlfs. ihf |pt r,rt *>Tii#l. ‘ I • i f \»irll. iriV . 1 Ail.lillon > n .u|«l rarS of you nr.- Iiorflij •ot' V i-: nniriti.AHa, nimnisniif" I i ..•iinin-'l to appe-lf r‘ ^ ,i! it on Lite traiV ami •**'. '>. ••Irfiili t'l.-i t . . Si-ini- In mini Mil rit.'niil.ilnl ..1 ice poll l^iuniy. Florida, ■c a .u*ci> :WcmiiL*lA ii * i i \l* i-imrt hottio* In SnnfnuS, Henlno'i* '* •; ' .'!. \VKKKM. i>. f. • ’dftiit^. * K|ilr|rt*i. mi MVtirtB>. me t- ip eftw fait! they had to awaken II VVJ11TK s lit *i ilrv of .litin . lDJi; .iitlft-r.vf.! n! Mi tut- f.ir r omhunaag <-> I •ikitl J; ..r. ;^l«r jx? had Iwcii curraMl U(t| vv|]| iif fttu-n in ctin*',.*M. fov iHljr- * or. tae nrgirk* *Tf|ni,‘ ,frhc ••<1>!>}■ yon infill lilll /nf ei*l11l»f!»mt liliV l.T-M liyi-ll Hj.-il Tnr the* l'ju*l*.m ' b or.i(lt!.C.^f‘ nf ..ulullmr t it ii- |n tn< tmivr. »ler n « :‘ e.. ..aa :i not’ hurt, I' rvr*"f • ir-ifi nf nin»l .n ilrt- •-•ni«v damotf'd, ' lit- 1 nant. I.i l.m l .*.:. (Jlii'li'n. If In fiirlUcr. orilf-rnl tiiit iliin ’* ii5ro. f' otitcinla paid it coat Sl'»7.nler Iff' imMiiffi-il fincO a w<*fl< for tf.* CMAN'T.llV 7*2 to ii- p ~ t**" engine, i»n*l **• ■ ■-litIII entinorutll^e wri-lctt III TinI .Xtflll'fdr. i’nni|dalnatit court cnert-d judgmciU accordSnnfnrtl lli-rulil. u m urnimiifi noliII partif - eln•mIitv Inlt-r.-Mii* In llnlivil la Sffinlnol* t'-miitj. I-’Ivi ■ ibK.y. , < tilt! In pit-• kill |iri-inlsi-s Invnli i-il , ill". m tli'n -ililt mnli-r I! S. H.U'f.inl. - IMiSH AVI' UllIHlItKI). tliln llif i n •* -i.nl, i r -wMf ril- . tipi flay nf M.iri'ti. 132*.. IfTtrodiice Roxing In * ji..f. ml.|ii|n. ‘n h t-'lt* V- 11 I*1'1.1ll.ASff, t n r Tn ISKKull.M OKfiff. u r -tv1' ('I. ft; nf fin* rirenlf (’••nrt nf CilrriruUim of Japs Ul'jU T TITI Ii. * Somlrmlf r.ninl'* Flnrlfl i f’ r-li-r fur I'nliltrntTon. 'I 11} : Ttlf P'l-li; ..f i IfTill.1 III! WII SI'.V A I SAN m :\ n c is c o . Mar.'tlAll t,.fIli a <lf.li»»lf,f If.'ei'-"til l*f !* s*r»tf**lt»*rs< .ramej K. h/si: rtxtc ndjutant nl* lIn- I;m l. utnl nn-mlSfH Ki-ri-linffcc Apr. I. s. 11 .he Am ii - ■•;.i i. 'v reeived Pi--ri-|>n il ::s lifliv. iIi-v|h«'I'm. XlU!' ,1 <lvl> Q. 1.1, I Mild ft l<fr I'l.ijtilii’itn ii niff C II. v rii-i ihnt-n-i th7 rcvult of Lcgftm Ifi'M. .' nf.il d. ........ «.iJ nllii*HWlsrf j l.\ T llll < :*.*tl-;i(irj inr Tuklo, boxing h is nil i*;- rt If- rl.ifinlna IliunitM In iliv , sr.XilMil.l unit i»i-fiiilr.-* h"iM'nnftcr iitrf l ev*' iat* idiivi' into the crirrVulum l.ii.df .•ril..- * fk lu-ir ilrtla in , rcrantf'-* . 'h IN CHANVptty. ** .laiA oc*; military nrpdeinich. ••M'l . il'i-r I'lultn inM andi-r »li,ririnli'.>'XT il:i. •• I.. Iiin* i*iiin|i|nl|iiilil \M. ■, Thi s cacw nNmt tl*roi‘cK a ndx* Ill If tl n.cifnrd. ll«-t-f iif-il, nr ..lilll- , *.'Ih. ii pa nit i.itrili- * *-■••Iiii iiiw ■•! .’tiltIuk Molnar. If llkliu: i-tK, :d Ik'xlng-j'll-jitsu i^atch Arrctifed ii-j-f.-.iH . liffr-ii'hinlK. umi« • • m mi. a, prig». di-•1 1 t tli*! Toko n*ut <•! thi-.h-fior at i ■ fd. <ir ijllu-rw in-. ..nd all. oll'f.-j MITT T " gfll-VT TITI.I Order (nr I'nlillrnllini the1 re: u *st of (:**.u*ml l/gakl? :nin- !•: rtli*M fin mil In:. Inti ri'rl n In I •I l- oil • '#iif |i^*|ihir .. * Hojlfltors ter r^nnptatnatit Th** J'?;:!;- -if 'Fp.rl.T.. T,*. .tlilkili. .M"ln ir. Jiilln- A. •<rr|l.fd t n urn Ml! if |’vlli v XVnldnoai-1. JIuiir > XX * ii ntiiii-tirlnii I.; tli * - * Pliaritini J ihi»-k. .‘ I. I •'.rrijil'lnl ln-ri-ltl lh.it Villi a..ir In; .................... It'I iti --di-l Iii iiin*.. ci-riiiln Inti., ...Ja m l-iip-rlinl l.biridn I f in ml altilMlr III ill'll, tilii.illv and <i•».• iniMlf I'JecM Pari t|i i| Recent test.i show that silk rti tllllK.lc r.illllt.v. I lui'ldll. Mi l lit: ' . «'linrly*.tc "••airln.'-r lnit)r.' M thread used in striiiKinK pearls -rrll.ril n-* f*ii|i>wiu "w v ' llunlir. I'twriolti- liniiclun XXi-lr I’ nBil-* •'tiiirlnlli- l». rl. idimild not be dyed nor contain I..it I him III- No th P> (• - * i t I. .1 . Ilurltev, .Ir.. Ni-tilf I ..i 2 i.r iJIni.k <■ •f Tier 2 .if Ihchemicals, otherwise the luster of Town " f S-infir.l F'lirld-u nrlirla* i Mni-I.f'. ii Ih.i hiinivii'i the pearls may be destroyed, ,li- Mai-Ur), M.iuk I.- 1 1 i>»n< H. ■ -dim. tn IL II. Tra(fiiHlV.*)IX|l A. .Sudden Sweeping L E T GO! ■ am er Out W ITH F e e d it w e t XOHTII EL Safeguaixl System of Filing Ry|S=n | ;:J A*k for DtmMUf , ‘’F i/in f a n d Finthnx'* COLEMAN’S Fvcrvlhin'2 fur the Office' 207 MnXncha. Phone 10I-.I GENCY* V O IL E S , im O A D C L O T H S. L IN E N S Mi st of Them All Hand Made Summertime cool frocks in dainty colors made ritflil. Your choice— •. « OF THE ENTIRE STOCK • S2 00 cr mere. !*«*! r.flirr One larRe face towel 50c value uiven free to the first 50 custuners making a iturchuse of $ 2.00 or more. ?10,000 Stock A)! Goes on Hargain Block I • *. * Come,'join in the Bargain Feast we arc offering you on the best merchandise money can buy. Every thing in this entire stock included* nothing reserved. It all gets the Ax§. .ILKBCSK ATFSM HOSE- Men's silk sox in nil colors, per pair The summer has arrived and you need union suils. We cannot add more to xvhut T ^ ik is has to say about his union suits— so get your supply in crcpc or pajama checks. For this safe. 75c PER SUIT OLOTIS Two Sales in ONE Si< if r .i f p c w e .JkJa.kJ We ii’ive nimtil 50 «i||; drci'^L’ : that v out nl wonderful valcc*?. We are climhining ourSiTond Annixensirx Sale xvilh BAKTIvft oitri you will i»e* the limefit of c:ttr unusual low prices at this stupen Buy all you need now as prices will novel* he any lovvci oft theso goods offered you a t thK^alo. The merchan­ dise is all clean and fresh, and we are reducing our stock to can y over into the summer months as iittle as pos­ sible; as per our usual methods. llf ’A O n e I ;l o f S p r in "'.'miner I nto ic And Aprons House dresses and aprons tor li»*a ro o m slip ill e n te rs . KBap Punin-s Silk Hose LnrficcV s p a r punV|xn in nateni ic:ttiic . eciul I’ll re thread silk hose in ail colors. Sale okiK’ld ^kifvtilda^W ii hnii IniinoioFiiG iV iiile Kid hiunduis at Full Fashioned Hose F u ll fn sh in n e d h A-sf.it! all c tlrirs . H eguh ir $ 2 . 0 0 fo r , Sandals . 4- »W»#».*♦ KHAtt! FAPflS \ very good value at eoljari. attached. Some xvjiJirut eulloffli some xvith separate collars. All Silk Tics knitted MEN’S STRAWS T TT 1 4 4 f men s Sport S h ills AJejVb silk Popular brand of men’s union suits exceptional ly Rood value for Your opportunity to shoes Hi the !nxvt'::t prices We have marked them ii' xvh fer this specinlsale* Vd'.sr choice ties S I’E t’lAI tuT V5c number for this sa.’q " 1 PiN lhkl K pa n ts $1.39 PERPAIR f.adic.**’ F u n d ai puntp Aav«|» >Ou canvas crfr.rd::. Patent Pumps Falmt Or»«*- Strap Street, fmposit OUTLET Sanford, Florida ! EXTRA SPECIAL SWEET OHK WORK SKIRTS �kliilH r r w attmcM »««»( i M S a r St SaafsrS. I'lxrM a tow*- -h« As Brisbane Sees Good Friends With Canada „ ... . — .,w c » n RooMTrH'H Plain jTwtepyjpfo Yon are 90 Per Cent Good. Air Travel t Cent a Mile. BT ARTHUR BHIS^ANB T h e cost of n college education is steadily increasing year Magg flatter, by y ear, according to figures which the Tam pa Tribune* has oher XT, 1 5 l l a t. ll(«- Postofflc* BanfoM, Florida andt-r A ct of collected and presented in a well written, editorial of a few days ago. Though these figures at„firgt may appear dis­ couraging to a poor boy seeking higher learning, still th e in­ crease is scarcely larger proportionally than th e general in­ crease in the cost of living. T h e student a t the University of Kansas, according to the . IC B lC IU P m o S RATES figu res, is put to an annual expense o f $827, while nt the f Y aar.^$T .M Six Mou»hs.._*J.E0 leered la C ity by Carrier, per U niversity o f Illinois he must pay out $900 each year. At sk. ISc. W m kly Edition $ lo * some o f the eastern colleges the necessary expenses run as high a s eleven and twelve hundred dollars. g MPECIAI. NOTICE I All obituary However, generally speaking, there Is no reason why S sV n«s uf liwu'm, i«t*>lutlon* and n o tice . of entertainment!! where anyone, regardless of his financial status, cannot get a coich arg es a re made will be (harated lcgc education if he wants it and if he is willing to work for fo r er re z r$ a ? .a 4 v « tliiin r n .tea. it., T h e self-help bureaus in practically all of the larger col­ ■ m i R E R T H E ASSOCIATED PH ESS leges make it possible for students to earn part, and in many The Aaioclated Pres* Is exO ust e ly entitled to the use for repub- cases all, of their expenses while going through college. ttlon of all news dispatches A t the Kansas state agriculture college la st year, it is sired It rd to It or not otherwise cred ­ ited In th is paper and alio the local said th a t forty-five per cent of the student body were entire­ ■owe publlsh-d herein. All righ ts mt repabJIcetlon of -ipeelal dispatch- ly se lf supporting; eleven per cent paid jJart o f their own ex­ •e herein are also reserved. penses ; while only thirty-three per cent earned no part of their expenses a t all. From a recent vote taken in the senior WEDNESDAY, APR. 1, 1913 class a t \ale, it was found that nearly half were working THE HERALD’S PLATFORM. for p a rt of th eir expenses, and a large proportion paid their 1.—Deeper water route to Jackson- own w a y entirely. Hov* the students are enabled to do this, to work a suf­ viDe. Sc—Construction of St, Johns— In* ficien t number of hours to earn eleven or twelve hundred ilan River canal. dollars a year, and yet keep up with their classes, is explain­ i , — Extension of white way. 4.— Extension ta local amusements ed by th e selfhelp bureaus. These bureaus are responsible in — swimming pool, tennis courts, etc. large measure for the placing of students in positions where 6.— Acquisition of a municipal they can earn the greatest amount of money in the shortest Baud. time. They get jobs for the students in eating houses, in «-— Augmenting of building pro­ cleaning and pressing establishments, in laundries, in wood gram—houses, hotels, apartment services, in tutoring school, in the offices of the universities, houses. t .— Extension of street paving pro* and in a thousand and one odd jobs where they can make m. enough to make both ends meet. -Coast ruction of boulevard So th e time has past when only a rich man can continue ■round Lake Monroe. in school. Were Abraham Lincoln alive today, he would not •.—Entrance Into Florida state walk fifteen or twenty miles to borrow a book in which to baseball league. 19.—Completion of city beautifica­ glean knowledge, he would be doling out hash in the Com­ tion program. mons o f some big university in order that he might more readily have access to thousands of books in the library B IB L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY, about which the university is built. •J PSA utf« Male Quartet cssary expense and a dangerous en tanglemenl fur their country. The fact that this country stays out of the leaguo has some weight with our neighbors in the north. Thee. Thou I.ord of Life, to seek the things that do not pass in using but the things which abide. IN TH ^ UMBLIGHT The fire upon the hearth is low. And there ii stillness every­ where, A And, like winged spirits, hr re and there The firelights shadows fluttering ROLLICKING FUN MAKER A GOOD League of Nations might be constructed on this conti­ nent with Canada and the United States as foundation members. A league to take care of America. North and South, leaving Eurepe to look after Europe, would be pop­ ular and useful. Close and friendly relations be­ tween Canada and this country over especially important. Our Inter­ ests manner and standards of Hid­ ing are practically the same and this country could learn several things from Canadians. INIMITABLE IMPERSONATOR i .. ~ iT's y ABooT TrAE t F IR ST DAY— APRIL I REDPATH CHAUTAUQUA A REAL PROBLEM ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT THEREFORE it is n comfort to hear from Professor T. H, Mor­ gan, eminent biologist of Colum­ bia University, that every one of us has, from his ancestors, a men­ tal and physical inhcritencc at least 1*0 per cent good. Had he percentage been lower, the ancestors would not have sur­ vived and would have no descend­ ants. Couched nt her side I seem to And mother holds my hands again, Oh, for an hour in that dear pluce Oh, for the peace of that deur time— f Oh, for that childish trust sub­ lime— Oh, for a glimpse of mother’s face! Yet, ns the shadows round me creep, •I do not seem to be alone— Sweet magic of that treble tone And "Now I lay me down to sleep!" —Eugene Field. SINGER A \Yv5ElF / WIIAT YOU arc nt birth limits definitely your future possibilities. Your surroundings and education may enable you fully to develop all that you have in you. But nothing can be added to the limits that are fixed with your first breath of life go. POPULAR DIP A llTTlE h V W U L A 77N ' THE LATE Theodore Roosevelt's letters to his friend, Cabot Lodge and his remarks to others are in­ teresting. \V. J . Bryan he called a "Small man and a demngngue," and of Woodrow Wilson, he said to a naval official, "The man (W il­ son is a physical coward." jeodore Roosevelt spoke plain­ ly, especially iti these private let­ ters, published after his death with the consent of his family. And as the shadows round nic creep A childish treble breaks the FIVE BIG DAYS M c M U L L E N ’S HARBER SHOP Largely because of the attitude partnership of concord, but French Season Tickets $3.00 Same Barbers and Equipment of her dominions. Great Britain I suspicion presents a barrier. . ... . . . . How do wo know it will not NOW AT 113 MAGNOLIA stands today in respect to the provo to bc another scrap of pa Geneva protocol much as the United , por? " France usk< with consider* States did on the Lcngua of Na- able justification. She recnlls 1870 tions. The. protocol is a rewriting' and 1011. It is u suspicion heighof the conver.ant specifying how toned by Germany’s reluctance to the league members should proceed i give guarantees concerning her against recalcitrant members. Thai eastern border. She is willing to United States kept out of 'be j pledge hcrsolf not to disturb the league largely because of the fear j boundaries drawn on her western WHY A BLUE-EYED man and woman nev» ^ have brown-eyed that if would embroil her in quar- front by the Treaty of Versailles children. How it happens that a rela in which she had no interest. |but every Gorman entertains the taste for drugs or drink is never British dominions now oppose the 'hope or regaining nt least Danzig inherited and many other interest­ protocol because they do not want J —citylM) per cent. Germany, now ing things Professor Morgan can to inter commitments for the so- ,,arl „f th(. Polish corridor to the tell you. But the most important curity of various European b o u n d - 1 un<j „f ultimate union with arJi??* , , , what remains of Austria. is this: 1he Geneva protocol therefore; ,, , , . . . Industry, Ambition, Thrift Ninety per rent of the heritury will not he supported by Great I Midland !* not eiiitrr lu eoniforces within you are working on Brituin, despite the fact that it is I " ,il " l " ”1' '»>" "tatua the side of virtue and success. » the product chiefly of lUinsey Me-| '1U0 the eastern border— a point Donald and M. Hermit. S o m : on which I-ranee insists before she NEWS FORM Paris will interest other wav to a;.*uiv the security These are three very important fonudntiun stones of suc­ eigu a treaty with Germany, railroad men of the kind that of Europe will havo in be worked ll ,»* • h,«hly complex situation cess. Now, while you are earning, have the ambition to think. For the cheapest airplane ou\ and it is the i - irparlers on ,m<l will not be work out in a week suvo ns much as you can spare from your income. An trips from Paris to Rouen, u dis­ i this question which are agitating month. The most encouraging account with tho Seminole County Bank will ho of splen­ tance of 80 miles, a 50,000 franc IEurope today. Germany has made! Indication is that Germany may f.d did service to you. 4'1 Interest Paid on Savings Accounts. prize was offered. Urouhin, a advances for the formation of u |accorded a place in the council of French flier, made the trip ut u European peace association to in- the nations. She i« carrying out total cost of 80 cents, one cent a elude England. France, Belgium, |the Dawes plan in good faith and mile for gas and oil. And he won Germany ami possibly Poland. |>s entitled to ji hearing, to say the prize. I England appears favorably dispos- the least.—St. Petersburg Inde­ Up in the air there are no road­ ed to accept Germany in a new pend. beds or rails to be kept up, no fric­ tion or bumping, wenring out roll­ ing stock. Before the Fords get ABOUT READING THE N EW SPA PERS through with their airplane build­ FLORIDA TIMES-UNION ing, they will curry ten passengers from Detroit to Florida for oneSTRENGTH - SERVICE - P k O G R E S S newspaper the white paper used I opartcr of he present fare, in onein a regular number cost more than' third of today’s running time. the price to readers; an average! _ Sunday edition of the paper prob-'ALLA BUX WAZIR. aged uncle ably costs two or three times as r of the beautiful Nautch girl Mummuch us the total receipts from ■ taz Begum, tells how the girl’s renders. Advertising features ! J new "protector,” n rich merchant, make it possible to offer the news, ■ having taken the dark skinned of the day, at home and abroad,j* Mumtaz from her rightful "owner" the Mahrniah of Indore, was mur­ sport page, the society column and coalmen t and micellaneous reading. a In order to get advertising at i ■ dered for his audacity. tho lutest on current crimes, court litigations and politics. However reasonable rates and thus carry on J important any of these features the new»>j<«per publishing busines, ■ may seem, they are but incidents it is necessnry to have many read- * ufter all in the getting up of a pa­ ers. The merchants and manufnc- a per. Chronicling current events is turers und all who are anxious to ■ recording history while it happens. tell of their wares and products in * Intelligent comment on these e- print do nrtt take matters for grant-1 ■ vents is helpful to the rending ed A well-appearing publication1" public. There is room for improve­ makes an audience for the solicitor |g ment in-the secular press, us else­ but very soon the prospective nd- ■ where, and Prof. Grant M. Hyde, vetiser inquires about circulation |* of the University of Wisconsin figures. The people who nre going ■ says: "If we are to have better to pay for exploiting their goods ■ newspapers, n better community, a nre Insistent upon knowing what a her delicate brown face slashed better government, we must train chance there is for many to see ■ REALTOR with tho knives of hired murder- a generation of young people to what they say, in print. And the j| ers, told to disfigure her, that-no demand better newspapers und to public, buying and reading—at ■ other man might own her beauty.Jrend them intelligently," and adds. least cnsunlly—millions of news- J * That is the sad part of the story. ! that such a training is the job for P“ Pc rs each day, in now we!! un- j " Rooms 501-502. I’hone 1)5 ounu Bm m San fo rd ,F la Build The most sentimental man in the world is the onion eater. Some subdivisions have iorated into long division. Feature A rtist of National SOME OF Canada’s able men suggest getting out of the Leagueof Nations, which they call unncc- C No let up this slimmer. foe next winter. MANIPULATIN’ B L MY FAVORITE STORIES BY IRVIN S. COBB deter The original of I’eter Dunne’s Boost your home town. Don’t immortal character "Mr. Dooley," expect outsiders to do it if you kept a saloon in Chicago much fre­ won’t. quented by newsnaper men. He was ii born wit, and in his way—and “Sleeps in Furnace, Burned to a very good way it was, too—a Death." reads a headline. Well, philosopher and a student of hu­ he ought to be. man nature in its vurying nspccts. One wintry evening na he perched Gerald Chapman apparently has behind his bar in friendly conversa­ brains. Too had he didn't use i hem tion with two of his regular natrons there entered a so-called journa­ to some good end. list whose reputation as a ready Poverty drives one man to steui borrower and a poor payer was und 99 men to work.—Boston Trav­ more than citywide. eler. Or vice versa. They say that the reason Bolshe­ vism isnt spreading much any more is because Russia has quit raising Hell for export. British who love scandal have been well supplied with materiul zcccrit!)*.—Ttiitijia Tribune. Kcsuing American newspapers. the samll loans I’ve hud off of you lately. The old man’s fuce gave nr, sign of his feelings. He lifted his broad bulk, waddled to the damper, e x ­ tracted from the till a hill und with­ out a word passed it across the bar to the promising man. The latter, murmuring his thanks started to cram it in his pocket but took a second glance at the green­ back. "Hold on here. Uncle John," he snid. "I needed ten bones and this bill is only a five.” “That’s all right, me son," said Uncle John; "it makes the thing come out even." "Whut do you mean, makes the thing come out ever,?" “Why, five I lose and five you lose,’’ said Uncle John. WHO CAN OWN A HOME F. LANE ----------- b t l Khi.AKI WILBUR, according to u dispatch to the New Y ork KANSAS CITY TIMES Times is worried. It seems that eleven warshipr, with all their anA statement of one investigatot ti-Hircrafc guns, blazing away to The Marquise de la Fniiasu do Coudray is reported considerably better now. It hua taken Gloriu Swanson several weeks to get used to her name. is that more than ore-half the homes in the country are owned by individuals whose income is less than $2,000 a year. It is declared further that perhaps 90 per cent of those who acquire homes do not purchase them outright, but by means of small payments, a system Reading about this Moving Mountain which is said to huve shifted one hundred yards across Itio Blancu Valley in Colorado, reminus us of some of the men in our The Dearborn Independent has figured it out that when the base­ ball hero makes an extraordinary play and the crowd goes wild, the extra strain on the grand stand amounts to-three hundred pounds u square inch. Moral: Dont shout. Should the President’s love of suspenders spread and the popu­ larity : f belts wan, it’s going to bc a little hard for the bachelors who have ci.outrh trouble trying to keep buttons on their shirts without worrying about suipendcr buttons. ' Sanford is out after its prorata of publicity. Nut content with be­ ing the champion celery section of the nation, it now claims to have the oldest bob haired woman. She is 88 years of age, und says short heir is not only a time saver, but iHtttlllH* I h ig h s ch o o l and co lle g e Irio’b*. p*. d eist Hie emphasizes the necessity of th<*; looki newspaper ns follows: “Without w*th the newspaper, our social system i know would be inarticulate, our demo- P®<>P bratic government impossible, mod- ones the limit, at an aircraft target, j 0m business could not exist. Hut- It were unable to score even one sin- its influence is only partly effec- newt gle hit. tlve because the American public*, i nnd --------while buying millions of newspa-1 dren THE SECRETARY hat demand* |per*, does not reild the important: inter ed a report, and that is u good j things in them.” |nonu idea. A letter ideu would be to | Publishers of American news- that build about 4,000 fuot fighting a ir-1 papers arc toduy undertaking to ! the I planes. '|,,uko rfiidn accurate, interesting,. but What do you thing u half dozen entertaining nnd useful, and feel The bombing airships would have dune , t|iat they have an important work men j to those 11 warships, while they |in thus offering and proposing a bcco Iwere shooting off their comic-opera j matter of intelligence und advice, prof |anti-aircraft guns. |As has often been said, and with iuinl Warships ure obsolete. Battle- |full truth, the accuracy" of tho , deal shins ure_ inerelv big hutr.orr, caay .news printed is of nrst consider*- 1hens ! tion. This must be maintained if a ! hard |newspaper is expected to continue |youi j iU clientele und it is the number of ! to tl and teach tnem to build all planus, i readers that determines tho news->scho ' ..... ~ * j paper's capacity to ninke a living HOWARD l\ CURTIS, who b u s'fo r the .army of worker* entailed. s|>erit five yeurx in Japan, brings j In *tho average modern American news of that capable und energetic nation s war preparations. Japuu does not intend to be taken unpre­ pared, whatever foolixh nations may do, und she deserves credit for her intelligence. Japan own* and is building muro ie Loans on Residence.^ and Business of tha swiftest light cruisers in Easy Repayment Plan the world to look after her ship­ ping und take care of cny enemy Office in new Merriwcnthcr Building First National Hank Huiidin£ F o rce:— Miss Ruba Williams, Miss Helen linage, Mr. It. L. Shipp. Sanford’s Realty Values Are Beginning To Climb We have two exceptionally good propositions, that will set you in on thu ground fioor Realtors 202 F im t S tre e t �■cu tV K N X dtufce; 9:.'id jii orchestral -2*1 I WDA P r:6) 6 School ox the- Air; 11: ry Old CniMt frnTle.' VM *'. WHAS Louisville Journal (800. [ PHONE: — 148* l^ & lIR Y N ^ L K E Y , Society Editor. PHONE:— 1U». 4 2 8 -J 8) concert; 8:30 children: 10 feat­ ures; 12 orchestra. WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul Missionary Society February Honor Roll (416.4) ?-io New York program. WEAK New York (491.5) C ser­ . Gives March Report Of Lake Mary School vicer; 6:40 history? 7 baritone; 8 The regular business meeting of F lr.t Grade: K.rherine V .r ,,.,, the Methodist Missionary Societies.! Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Lain*, Miss : f ' i M V"'"-V »"<> 1 WJX New York (46-1.3) n or. whr hem in the church parlors, Laura Lain?, Dan Janeth and E. Monday Mar. 80. Mrs. G. W. II. Wickers clave Wednesday on Second Cr.do: Cl.renee O o ,h . r6 * 5. . ' “ ™ ™° Spencer, president, was in charge. a motor trip to Miami. Wednesday ,lu ,chThe- regular business meeting After tho dovotionni and regular Mr. and Mrs. J . L. Walker, Jr., HU bo held at the Woman s Club order of business, many interesting 2:30 o'clock. , reports were rend fr9m the six and two children, of Windermere, rftdfffritmg friend* he Jennie SpswUing Circle of circle., showing ah increase and r an ford, .Sunday. Baptist Church will be held at. muth added interest in the woriC.1: home of Mrs. H. A. Spier on Mri. Spencer was e le c ts ' 1 | 0 d»nco ! - 11 P* rwl-V cluhr gate to represent the Sah^urd AuTThe many friends of Mrs. C. A, Madeline Lk-jd. letto Avenue. Filth Grade: Charles Whitaker, ■ iliary nt the State Woman’s Mis- Raulerson, of Gencva,j.vrill be sorThursday 1 sionary Conference to be held in iry to know that she again in . Clarence Peckham, Damn North, i 00 the Fernnld-Lnughtmri Hospital. 1 Hesbn Touchstone and Dcssie Sln-jTA1^ K0,f ,e9son: 10 SmUin Thrup kirs. John Meisch will entertain Miami, Apr. 21-23 L-ietarv < nance. Monday, Mar. 16, the “Program Idlers Bridge Club. Sixth Grade: Albert Whitaker, |P.^ f0AW Omaha (52C) f. story; meeting” was held at the homo of Jdiss Gladys Cochrafi,' of Camilla, [rs. A. M. DeForrcst will enter“nnou,n.oed; G:W orchcslra; ®. i thc Every Week Bridge Club. Mrs. Claude Herndon, with Mrs. Ga., is visiting her cousin, Miss Bormey North. Elmore Uoyd. Harold Dixon, Charles Sewell, Mabel | n\viprMrpi,Pir°5ya?l* /-naoi r Turner ns leader. A very interest­ Evalyn Cochran, at 714 Magnolia Thursday Ferguson and Elliott Wilson. J . hi.a.r e,phia J ’*08-2] ®i The West Side Parent-Teacher ing program on “Korea" was giv­ Avenue. Seventh Grade: f.milo- Myrtle Mvrtln North, North. I ' talk; i : 1■>concert; 8 recital; Seventh association will rr.Tet at 2 o'clock en, after which the hostesses. Mrs. 10 orchestra. Hammond Dixon, and Richard VerElder, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Doug­ Sir. and Mrs. C. D. Brumley, of Instead of 3 o’clock a!> previously WFI Philadelphia (394A) 6 lass ami Mrs. Herndon served de­ Chuluota, were shopping in San­ ncy. anounced. talk; 7 concert; 8 concert; 0 or­ licious refreshments. ford, Wednesday. chestra. Friday Circle No. 3 met Monday, Mar. Y KDKA Pittsburgh (300.1) 7 The W. C. T. U. will meet at th e ) 30 nt the home of Mrs. Walter E. W* M. Scott returned Tuesday RADIO program; 7:30 Masque and Wig rst Baptist Church nt at 3:30 o’clock Raines on Holly Avenue nt 3 from a hiisjness trip to Pinehurst, >ni a.b|is)nt»s Pinr*“ “ * club. I’rogram for Apr. 2. ......... ' There were 18 present and i N nC., and.'Fort v->»— _ The Florida National Guards will o’clock, Vnliey, r> Ga. WCAF. Pittsburgh (461.3) C:30 WSB Atlanta Journal (428.3) Uncle ive a dance nt the Armory. worked on the many beautiful i Kayboe; 8 concert. 8 program; 10:45 organ. things being made for the bazaar. _ W, M. Young of New York City, KGW Portland Oregonian (401. Saturday Mrs. Rqine.s and Mrs. A. W. Epps who is spending the season at the W E E ! Boston (47o.il) C:15 o r - ! "rchestrn 12 dince Imuic Valdez Hotel, 'returned Tuesday chestra; 7 W EAF musical; 8 m u s-, WKAQ Porto uico (340.7) 0 :.' Story Hour at the Library at 10 served a dainty salad course. teal; i» orchestra. concert --------from a trip to-Miami, Vdock. „ , rconcert, WGR BufTulo (->19) 0 music;' KPO Reading Club at the Library at S'nn Frnnci'Co G) o'clock. Miss Tengue Simmona left Tues­ 7-10 musical program, WEAK. 0:30 Concert; 9 dance; 10 organ; 11 Schedule of County day for a visit with friends in WLS Chicago (341.0) 6:25 or­ Welsh night; 12 dance gan; 6:50 Sennt1' theater; 7 lulinby I Miami. WOAI Snn Antonio (394.5) time. 9:39 '•-chcstia. Nurse WEBH li Mr., and II. -Bogh, . Mrs. -- , Charles ------ — „ , -r hicsgc o Post . (870.2) . . 7 ivOY - Schenectady (379.6VJkGO CharleL A. Bogh, of S ch ro o n Lake., concert, tenor; 8 Riviera theatm,; ■ c .4- Pn|/t i ' cIubf t 3Q N. Y., Mr. arid Mrs. E. O. Kelso, or |V ounce, sopranu, saxophone quin- armv l)ani,. FOR APRIL 30 l’nn American .................................... Pain; Beach and Mi«s Elma-C. V, tot; 11 dance, tcr.u:, Jvpranp. program; 10:30 organ. ................:........Apr. WMAQ Chicago News (447 5) j Osceola .............................. Apr. 2 j Kelso, of Grooverville, N. Y.r who KFNF Shenandoah (2C6) 6:30 3 are sptMiding the winter ia Palin 0 organ; 8 garden, talk; 8:15 Boy concert from Clarinda. Sanford ..................~............ Apr. )ne S ta r With Three Times ! Oviedo....... —........................ Apr. (i, Beach and are touring the state, Scouts; 8:50 lecture; 9:15 pro­ WBZ Springfield (333.3) 0:15 gram. Heat of Sun Is Found By u k e Apr.' 7 , arc guest's of the V’aidez Hotel. talk; 6:30 lecture; 7 saxophonist; KYW Chicago (536) 7 concert; 7:15 popular pianist; 7:30 organ; j Scientist of Smithsoniun chuinotn •........................ Apr. 8 j --------......... .................... ......... ....... Apr. 9 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. AVcock, 7:33 speeches; 8 reading; 8:20 ar­ 8 single orchestra, concert, phli-! ❖ Paola ................................... „ WASHINGTON. Mnr. 30.—Es­ Lake Monroe....... ................ Apr. in Juck Aycock nnd Mrs. J . A. tists; 9:05 talk; 10 nt home. 1 In * |harmonic trio; lu :J0 Radio four; X __ _ _ of __ 10 of Geneva ____ Apr. 13 * Sheppard motored Wednesday to somnia club, Nighthawk*. , 110:45 orchestra. % timating tho diameters WGN Chicago Triune (370.2) 0 11 'S-5i. /vugusune vvnero win at(•"brighter stars by separating j Sanford W. S. P . ___ ........ Apr. 11 t. Augustine whero iney they will KSD St. Louis (silent). j •> heir heat into a long spectrum Sanford S. S. P........ Apr. 15-16-17 i tend tho Ponce De Leon cclebrn- organ; 6:30 concert, string quin­ WRC Washington (469) 6 trio ;; jnd measuring the heat of the dlf- ; Sanford K. S. P................... Apr. 20 1tion. Mrs. Sheppard will visit her tet; 8 WGN quartet; 10 dance, jazz. 7 Cuban night; 9 dance; 11 orches-i jy WLW Cincinnati (422.3) 6 trn. Apr. 21-22-23-24 sister, Mrs. G. Mcitin. rent colors nnd then calculating Sanford Grammar Apr, memory contest; 6:45 talk; 10:0;;t WCBD Zion (3116) 8 snxoic probable temperatures of each ; Homo V isits ....... Apr. 27-28-29-30 William N. Walton, of Pnlntka. concert, quartet, monologue. Molo- ph0„c quintet, choir, reader \ these heavenly bodies, was the 1 The above Hchedulc subject to is a guest of tho Valdez Hotel. ! dy boys, accordion. ork of Dr. C. G. Abbot, director change without notice, « --------I WEAR Cleveland (389.4) 6 or the Ast.'ophysicul Observatory Miss .Mnrquetta Zciglcr, of.Palni gan. the Smithsonian Institution, durSpecial 5f)e kg a rernnt series of field CXpor- CJIHjUItEN-S FA1A L DISEASES Beach, is the attractive house! WFAA Dallas. News (475.9) : Old Engiish Floor Wax <>:.>u recital; 8:30 program; 11 hu- 1 guest of Mrs. Frank Donaldson. pents, whose results have just , OflTer Closes March 28 mor and music. cen made public. | --------WCC Davenport (483.G) C:3C A star, having nearly three times j Worms and parasites in the inMiss Ilubn Williams had as her Sea !ic hent of the sun, was among testircs of children undermine >luncheon guests Tuesday, Mrs. F. Sundman; 7 musical. KOA Denver (silent). lose observed by Dr. Abbot. Thisihcnlth and so wcakun their vita! L Skclly. Mrs. Morton. Miss Mori WWJ Detroit News (352.7) 7 kas Beta, Itigel. having an csti- I Ity that they are unable to resist ,„n an,| ;.|n!. Brown of Orlando Hated absolute temperature of 10,- the diseases so fatal to child life. A|j |)Ul .skclly took the boat i WEAK concert. WHO Dos Moines (526) 7:30 degrees centigrade, com p a re d J The safe course is to give u tew for Jacksonville. I glee clu; 11 dance, kith the sun’s 0,090 ^dc-| doses of Wlute « Cream Vermifuge, j WRAP Fort W’ortli Star Tel.-Itent. CP-an, Hepalr rces centigrade. O t h e r s t a r s o b - ! It destroys and expels the worms V oqc-hnlf1 ^ cent 1.postage __ stamp . . . giam (475.9) 7:410 concert; 9:30 '"k v y 1° the , . ; nl ftir .the Brbcd with a greater temperature! first time by ...ucd ft>r bj j popular, classical. H. S. POND int of the sun were: Vcga.i health or activity of the child, j ‘ "j lan that the United States govK I’KX Hastings (288.3) 9:29 ..e temperature, 14,000 de- j ...rK,‘ doc- 8old by i.aneys Liug ‘ ’ IlnviK's — Ratliff lisolute mandolin, sextettes. I’liniu- am * recs contigrade; Sirius, the bright [ *5^oro' it star lr in the heavens, 11,000; Pro~ yon, 8,000. The other star:; were Capelin. 5,800;; Aldcbarnn, 3,000; Btn Pegasi 2,850; Betalgeuse, 2»600# nend Alpha Herculis,-‘2,500»j |Thc last two have an estimated diumeter 500 times greater than [that of the sun. Dr. Abbot used in this work a {.radio-meter, constructed under the /direction of Dr. E. F. Nichols, (pioneer in measuring the heat of |the stars. Utilizing the giant tel­ escope at the Mount Wilson Obser­ vatory in California, with its 100 Inch reflecting lens, Dr. Abbot wn pnabk-d to obtain fairly accurate neasurements of the beat of the lifTerent colors, even far into the Infra-red. Curves were drawn, in licating the spectral distribution In the radiation of blue, white, yel-1 low und red stars, and .estimates : their probable temperatures rere made. C I’. L • J V i u. \£jv±' Jill . U; Go To r«w Personals Social Calendar tr ■:/ ^ USTANT STARS SURPASS SUN INi SIZE AND HEAT il.ym.n Rail Hardware Co. Type writers 7 itO 7 £1 JTStfSS: tsteB& x P . Pll It* d evo ei VOi LO T SALE W H A T do y o u r w a llm ean to you? A drab su rface which roto th e w hole room o f its beauty o r a clean, bright, restful playground fer the e y e ? If neglected w alls could speak, th ey’d ask for Devoe V elour Finish. It brushes ou t freely, covers perfecUy, and drie3 quick­ ly into a fiat, velvety washable surface. Phone 8 . SA VE and T H R IV E Free Lot t*A I. II CUt IIT nt.inx fur the future m a t * I t ,»r> fur me to «lisp-*, <- of ptV, place mid other property a t L'lnuttllu. I.a ke < ••unt>. ^‘luridu. ■ “.U,llll. I’lHST” INX'IJSTCttS I'- miIInIi InviMtiilD who try Inn hard to |>Uk up ' -tu; m u it- v " fr. iiimntl) h>»«- tlu-lr "lialnnce.H Ki-tp VO\»|t lialnnt-c In th e hank or In s a f e li v e s t m e n t * reeotnnientleil by your hanker. FIRST NATIONAL BANK sA xronn . v i, . ;i:\ s\ Tlilr a health. Price *60c. by I-aney’s Dnig Store. [perfect • ( •j t "Sold 16! 16. property will U.\ sold at |puhlle a u c tio n to th * hlKhe*t hhll«ler fur ca s h or on •■»«y i<-^r«, - i * |suit purchaser:!. * • i 'P . t*t H M s n n t i iio v ii: ( ’umpleti-ly fu rnished e-reojpt i iioiise w ith second story s lu ip la x iit rph. . ( t a i t i , a;p|4 _sb,j;(jfif,, fr<*ntln.; (in one o f the very best . i*.iveil slree|3 ; «iv*rlovigins l-a)ic i I i -..stillcl. .\ desirable place to llvu 'a n il will probably sell for utioat (•ill - h a l f Its value. . * ,v I..XKH FHOXT-* l*ilm t*ouri unit Orange Court. I SUlullvlsblno a r r botli titnilllliil proA d i p< rltr* fronting on amt high above «• u [„*!;i- I niatllla right In tho mbltllc f the original (own, * u r r e u n 'l* l by t B ounod.homeM nml Inuring orange Y * qroVea. I will *>ffcr tw o won-l»rft(I* «%n corner loin fronting on l^ike Uutaj* ♦%*|tlll.i a-- well a- --veral other verv t Sli-bol -' lots lit Calm Court frontitiT V S l o n « Str.-t lined With gnireMl palm . twenty-fiv e feet all. An! f n i - ai . m tv R x rK <'->urt au-l <•»»!-' I.it>* that will inak.- tho flue»t VERTICAL EFFECT. --*• T in t u s c >1 b .-n u tlfu l t - i r n - i i nltiv bl^' lata on o r jn x o and ■very lot trnntUxi liiiini-lbcil Ntmet. rlooklng tho lako tfnutrs w alk >ols uml the ntllln. i '.t t t:n s T itK ir r s I,<>t• will a ll be am i nrange grove* nr u» .nine the umo nriv*inal I iiKtctixu onovr. F T iiin u -• Ball Hardware I . will alio offer In Oranfl CHICAGO. Apr. 1.—Agricultur­ al fairs and dairy c'ittie show, »ving district, state-wide, regJnnl and national prominence vv.d hnre n the $23,090.09 in cash, and ■her awards offered by Tho H<>1- 1 |tein-l’i ie ,i:m Ass >, jution of tmerica this year as special priz-1 s tor the showing of Holstein*. ' Bible and crossword puzzle fans will find a combination of their these awards are inadb In addi-J hobbies in this puzzle. It centers around u famous incident in Bib­ lion to the regular prize offering;- lical history, as the sketch shows. The definitions refer.back to defi­ pf each fair and dairy cattlu how. | A new feature this year is to I nite chapters where the words in the puzzle may be found. Kj provided in tho prize awards for! HORIZONTAL 117. God. Kvtate herds nt the National Dairy \ ■18. Piuccd. Dan. 6. phow. The rule requiiing the ap-; 1 King who imprisoned Daniel 20. Some, nt all. Dan. 0. uearance of not less than five e n -, Dan. 6. 22. Fein, pronoun. Gen; 2. tri»*-j in th.- judging ring to fill tRiMnn in picture. Dan. 6. J20* Before this, since. Ezra 5. t'lass has been revised and the fol-1 Border of garment. Matt. 9. 28. Part of verb to be. Jer. 14. )owing -liding -calc of prizes i s ! . . . latst part. Dan. 6. 29. Animal in picture. Dan. 6. how effective: Or.c herd $75; two j Pronoun—one more. Dan. 8 ! 410. Morsel. John 13. lerds, 8100 and $75; three herds, in Bottle for wine. Isa. 22. 31. A division of the earth. >125, 190 und $75; four herds, 21* I’rophct who was Elijah’s sue- ;(2. Rises (up on feet). Dan. 10. J150, $125, $ 1on and $73; and for ” ’ cessor.. _2 Kings___ 2. 33. Age. Ifive or more herds, the regular oq p'r„*"LV ciTm'imi"' lian 11. ' 34. Remount, balance. Dun. 2. f c w . , w a > - *>*>. » • » . p « o . w l a i 38. Direction he If way between the Holy Land and south ' In mldltlon. .K c l.l prize, toul- f t ’ Topmost * ' member ,unli,!ht'of human pole. I'Kings 7. .......... I ing $500 an* offered on Holstein, ‘ j 39. Eldest son of Judah. Gen. 38. ■heed- >- thin tlaoa by tncj.K, Perished. 1 La. 9. |40. 3.1116. |Holstein Association. , “X* Prophet; 2 La. 24. «•’ Sixth note in scale. oO. Correlative of cither. Dun. G. 43. Therefore. 1 Kings 8. BRITON'S FAVOR CYCLES. _______ M . Toward. Dan. 2. In . To. Dan. 4. To resist; to hate. Job. 30. 45. Third note in s^alc. LONDON, Apr. 1.—Great B ri-ljn Places; sows. Dan. 11. 147. Expression of inquiry. Wtn has 1.242,000 motor vehicles, Ijo" Subject of No. 1 horizontal. 148. Point uf compass betw according to the latest figures anDun. »>• ' Europe nnd north pole. Dun j buUuccd by (he ministry of trans-l.u Servant of Solomon, culled It. i ptirt, which states that during 1921! ------------ ------------------- i S V Amon. Ezra 2. the gross receipts from motor taxa-! ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S |“ V Where Daniel was imprisoned. Hon amounted to $75,000,000. This i Dan. 6.. CROSS-WORD nuii,her includes 474,000 private Pieces of wood. Num. 15. cars. 441.000 motorcycles, 210,000 4 ' fri t N gtV F [\ g ^]K commerc.ial motor* nod 81,000 taxi-,cucity ln which Elijah M e !a cabs andi omnibus » 1 lived. 1 Kings 21. ■i t A ik nj about the Devoe Heme improve■ w ent Plan ekereov you can pain t your h em e—inside an d out—a n d pay fa r it in Im monthly installment*. Prizes Offered To Cattle Breeders A liottle of Harbins on the shelf! nt home ia like l.nvin- „ (|„ci„r j„ [the house all the time. It gives! j instant relief when the digestion |fircts out of order or the bowels • I ,, .lo ttct- t,ne or lw«> doses is | all that is neces.'arv to start things I moving and restore tiiat fine feeli '•y J . V g ? ' .V- i- . .4 J i ■i * TODAY’S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AN EX IIILERATI.NG Jm Kxclamutiou. Jer. 14. Second note in scale. Idol (pi.) Dan, 2. Father of Baruch. Je r. 32. With. Dan. C. Name of an ultar. Josh. 22. v «'iiter pronoun^ Dani '-* , V ,• .lt(^ a D tL , V' s fine imported broad ...............$3.50 and 35.00 STRIPE MA DRESS p cs g u a ia n ie e a *. Vo* X «• mi .$2.50 and $3.50 {• IMPORTED SWISS STRAWS Big shipment just arrived in Swiss straws, tan and white ...$5.00 to $6.00 SPECIAL—Stripe Madras and Percale Shirt s, plain neck hands and collars attached. East colors for...... ... ....... .................. $1.25 to $1.75 each uiQViiigr inures mane SfUlt. Upon. Dan. 6. Masc. pronoun. Dan. 8. 7 M l �V, . . .hii'|-. (. » " ‘ . v. ^ ►• ' o/, ’, ■ fjiS T 7M ■_> ty' i V'* 4-.*» 3K Titty SAN! Pi T '>*•> s y v.*■' '.t , •>>>:>* D iiY IvnS ATID riE A tM M M T .O W . IN W N EH U RST AND Y O U T O D -W L I ji i m iied (iibounS-TUnnejdh 0 of the erstwhile * ftra w n . Nlrk Championship Briiii u hinihelf, will ploy, Richer Hi the lift; I P 0 , field or still do a port of the twirl* NEW YORK; Apr. 1.—Offlclah; u in*. The lineup, n* it was Riven of t’. if Polo tlidbW * Athletic chili » this niorninir. doc* nkl ruijit a 1 f: 1 fielder nnd, though three net? ploy- lu:j . today a-.nosneed they expietd rru ore due in within1(lit nbxt i4 cd"L* cTo-'1 nrgetlataiu’ tumerfow Idelman, p 0 . hours, this position win 'probatf!}' lor thi peudsrK light-hiwtywctyfti Saunders, d I be filled b ji the manager. * ^nietrli hofe .between Toni -<!ll*l»*>trW Afid (fan: Tunney announceSmith, p Larne Crowd Sees Athletics In In the event Nicl: go*« in*» Hie Client - followed a eoitfofrhi*e Ini-*' Melillo, S A, outfield, the pitching will devolve YVinnln* Form . On Munici­ Strohm, 2 tween Tom Gibbon* and (Jede I' upon the shoulder.' of Monsieur Tuitnfcyy Thi* unnqunH-mcnt fol pal Athletic Field t Final Luo? .....: lov.'.jtd'axonfer.-nce between Jlnimv Count Contest Is 5 and 3 Tk.Fores:, match-maker of the P.i Total...:.:..;..............3f) 3 ' Id Oi'Viunds A. C. and t’ddic Kan,, IPH1LAUHLPHIT Ab. It. II To Play Bisons . Bishop, 2b ________ 5 1 l itiunuuci of GiblOux. Lamar, if ,... DcKi . i ; aid he wont Intis etuii Here Wednesday Miller, r f .... th*Katie fv'Jtov/htg the — Hauser, lb ;iband*M|rier.t by GihbonV man[Two Double Pl&yg, A Triple Simmons, c( ered »>f nil hope for a meeting And a Three Bagger arc the Cochrane, c . Ubiu/oen Tom add Harry Wills at the Milk .Fund show in May. Knne i Highlights Of F a st 'Dattlc Dykes, 3b .... Smith, s s ..... firay, p .Milk Fund promoters lust night' Manager Harry Clark's Mil wnu- Wnlberg, p that they must produce n »signe-l kce Brewers went down to d 'feat contract Irnm Wills by noon today before Connie Mack's'Philadelphia BASEBALL Totals ____ 6 10 4 1 I or the fight would be considered Athletics by a score of 5-3 yester­ Three base hit, Armstrong; two elf. The conferir.cc between Kane, SCHEDULE day afternoon before a good-sized; base hit, McCarthy; stolen baser,1 | end DvForcst followed the failure audience at the Municipal ball park. * Melillo, Brief, .Miller; Struck out. of tile Milk Fund match-makers to An attack in the ninth inning! by Cray, 1, Malbcrg 3, Sm ith-1; mevt Kane's demand. According llial netted two runs decided the j bases on balls of Faldclmnn I, to D eforest, the match between argument in favor of the Mack-i outindcrs, 3, Cray I, Wnlberg 2; ftibbooi, and Tummy which has lysen [ men. A neat single by Bishop. dcubla plays, Bisnop to Smith to tentatively fixed for J u n e '12. urml Lamar's s a tr ifice, u. hit bAtsmnn, Hnuscr, Smith unassisted to linuvirtually clinched today, (he only Hauser's single between first and scr; sacrifice hits, Scnuite, l.amar, hold-tip being the absence from th ■' second base nnd n sacrifice fly by Simmons. ! NOFOLK. .Mar. HI,— ntfeUtiff of Billy UiBatnt, manager Simmon* brought the battle to n Detroit. (A ) • ..13 1' : of the American' - chatttpLfn.'- Gt>»fitting close.- ■ ijn fc rNor folk. (V . I - » *. in > irp - pt be nrr;cr.* r.t •The w isnim inTcam ia iil a trio Mpor«% 1 Stoner, Jiifthtoli and cncc tomorrow./nn,l TlePor?«t fs*.d . itviric;-, including Kddciiunn, Woodall, Stningc; Giarksmi, Cnppi he was confident of obtaining then j who started, and Maunders ami tho signed contracts of the iwoj llummiT and Funk. smith, while Gray, who entered principals. the fray for thg Athletics, retired in the fifth inning in Wulbcrg's NEW ORLEANS, Mar. : favor. A triple by Armstrong, and Chicago (A) .... . i McCarthy’s double were the long New Orleans fr>) I Lyons, Robertson. Crouse Tentative Lineup o f Local The extraordinary lhirdzbtib: Shaw; Tenney, Brouasard treatment f<>, flesh wbtiiids. elds, i Diamond A rtisls Announc­ by the Philadelphia Infield and a Howie, •* *orr.i. galls, burns and realds i s ' ed By Nick Under Today total of six errors for the two Jin', as cl for live in the .stabb: • teams did not prevent the guntc i.i lb* home. Horse flesh hoa'.i} from being one 'of the best seen with renin iKnlilu sliced under' it «* I lie first appearance In Sanford l. nisville t.\. at tho local park this year. —rftil influcr;.”*. The. treatment; the local club of the Florida Mobile (Si , The Milwuukec club crossed bats of is the same for animals as for' Stale Longue, when the Macon, Htinlup, K< With tho Buffalo Bisons of the In. South Atlantic League club, will be WalHi; Tucro, h im: n*. Firat wash out infect-' tcrnationnl League this afternoon ions g oiiis with liquid FloWsmic, 'f scheduled originally for Dncotc. at 4 o'clock at the Sanford ball played, and the Roroiami* Powih*r co onlrt" : * Saturday, will Ih> played Friday, field. Inasmuch ns the American it wax announced Wednesday ir.ointhe healing nruccsa. Price (liquid) j n u M iie e u Association and International lea­ log By Nick Carte:-, local team v V.-v i V V .'Hie, fiOc, and tl,2H. Powder* ‘Mir1 gue arc considered on u par, the manager. ami OOv. Sold by I.nncy’s Drug The game will start at L 1 ..i game should be evenly contested. 3 o’clock, the time at which the 11 ,\. Reading of the International majority of the exhibition matches league opposes the Milwaukee club have been started during the t-piing *v ,,,u) WHITE PLAGUE SCOURGES. Thursday here for the final prac­ training season. TOIvfo! Apr. 1.—An official re­ tice game in Sanford. The two players have been work* ORLANDO, pot'. states that tuboreidosis is in­ teams will ulso meet at Leesburg lugLocal on the municipal field for the Cincinnati creasing yearly in Japan. TUcre Friday. The P.cading-Milwnukec Uniform.-, have arrived lu.-nl n*» ... t ; me now 1.300.000 : uffeicr.; from game at the local ball park will be. Donohue, Renton mid Win ti-f wj*l| ub'.'ut 122,00d gin at 3 o’clock. |to begin the senton >»iey ami Smitn. i-caths a year. Armstrong, ,1b ' FIRST GAME OF LOCAL CLUB IS COMING FRIDAY New Standard S ix P h a e to n Notice to Celery Gi Packers and Shinm A New Companion to the Famous“43”Cleveland Six! Lighter Six of Finest Quality iix performance in a mode; is lighter, more compact an J lov/cr priced than tho famous S p e c ia l Six. »* Nov.*— w ith on inveKtrrvT.t r f Iran than $ 9 0 0 —you ran rc-j the ncnpntiorul power, npcrBiind r.anur.n thatClevpmnd Six displ w hen it sm ashrd all records or; Mount ’.Viiaon, Mount Diablo M ount Bit’ *.y— —when it iiuJe il.s 'electrifying run of 1000 n*,:!cr. in 745 min ^ O n e -S h o t” L u b rica tio n System T h o m a i u l v r.( * m h t n ia iu ic Clsvwlmd b it ••wrv*** iriiity m th* eonvonlene* and "■ ""T / r! “Ci'irviflin" i.unnratinh Denpil* ih* high real, this «•*. cluair* fraiur* h»t h«en Incorporat'd in ih* chaatii of th* n*w Sbnrfin/ Si*. Ynu at*p on Ih* ptunx*r ami oil av*iy chai'lapari. No|(i*a«e|pins. Ho oil rani. ffh* "0»*.SM " t^t™<t*ii*» J , * , * U M ««»•«* unH-r B c » ,n CroducU C*. p tln ilii S ta n d a rd S i 1195 asj invented and developed by TELL BROTHERS for washinj; and pre-cool­ ing is being protected through patents and a contract has been entered into wit h The FLORIDA ASSOC!ATEt^’ :,'XGINEF.RS, ’ n<’ O it rlandj), Florida, for the manufacture and sale of the machines. We rcspecLuljy request ail those contem­ plating the use iinstollation of this type p o f washer to cpwnuinicate wifh >he Flor­ ida Associated Engineers. Inc.,-as we pro­ pose (o fully nrqfect our rights to our invofl'iorts and our contracts with Hie Flo­ rida Associated Engineers, Inc.. OIIIDA CLEVELAND MOTOR CO SANFORD, FLORIDA V* nr* �— si • u iiiii’/ i.'.s |;• ..-I <• ____________ FOR PROFIT Terms; Cash In Advance TeteaksM wni he re­ ceived fr«« »••»«* *«•- ■|Mtsr •**> lasm eBU telr t o r 10« « line M* « line Or ■ IIm —4c m ll*« puck Facis Type double ubove i Rates. 1 *ko reduced ra te s a re fo r con­ secutive Insertion*. Ja words of overage length ere counted a line. Ilnlntutn ch arg e 30c (o r (tret Insertion. IQBcruuit. ,11 advertlelnr is restricted to proper classification. l J|| r an PIIWI error Is made The a saw San* lord Herald |UIU laeim n will »» ••• be “ w responalbla R . -----------------------* *------tlffo r only one Incorrect Insertion, the advertiser fo r subsequent ■Insertions. The office should be (notified Immediately In case of I error. TQ A D V EnT j REBg A Herald rep resentative th o rj oughly fam iliar with ratea, rules I and classification, will give you complete Information. And If ?>ou wish, they will assist you n wording your w ant ad. to mako It more effective. IM PO RTA N T All I h N B t l i s n r * MUST be made la peraoa a t Tke San­ ford Herald office or b r le t­ te r, Telephone dlaem stlauaaeea are not valid. Servico Courteous. Prom pt. Efficient. TH IS BUSINESS DIRECTORY its drstgsed f . place w ithin easy I ranch of the people of ttunfurd (th e service. «o often needed. |Countt this lU t when sa y apefotnl aervlce l« required. It la la rra a g rd alphabetically fo r Ijronr eon-enlcncc. Automobiles WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Rush ord­ ers a specialty. Phone 417-W. 9 Railroad Avenue. THE SEMINOLE PRINTERY— Printing that pleases. Prompt service. Telephone 93. New lo­ cation. Welska Building next door to Used Furniture Co. REAL ESTATE J. E. SPURLING, sub-division specialist Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ way. TIN AND METAL WORK JAM ES H. COWAN—All kinds of Tin and Sheet Metal Work. Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak Avenue and Third Street Tele* phone 111. Building Material MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks. Irrigation boxes, i . B. Terwllleger, Prop. HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. PHONE 148 ■Clarified Directory Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company Phone 565 N. Laurel St. DRINK WATER IF BACK OR KIDNEYS HURT Ad d r e s s in g — Muitigraphing, [folding nnd mailing—as you want it—when you want it. Phone 673. H. E . Porch, First National Bank Bldg. Too much rich food forms .acids which excite nnd overwork the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Flush the kid­ neys occasionally to relieve them like you relieve the bowels, remov­ ing acids, waste and poison, else UttrATURE “AND MOTOR R E ­ you may feci a dulI.mUory lit tho kidney region, sharp pains in the WINDING. back or nick headache, dizziness, the stomnch sours, tongue is coat3TEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE !cd, and when the weather is bad CO, Expert Electrical repairs. you have rheumatic twinges. Tho urino is cloudy, full of sediment, 103 W. Central Ave. Orlando, the chnnnels often get irritated, Fla. obliging ono to get up two or three times during tho night. AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT To help neutralize these irritat­ ing acids and flush off the body’s IENT-A-REEL Car. Drive it urinous waste, begin drinking wa­ yourself. Oak and Second St. ter. Also get about four ounces of Jnd Salts from any pharmacy, Phone 3. take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few AUTOS FOR HIRE days and your kidneys may then net fine nnd bladder disorders dis5AGJE AUTO SERVICE Day appeni. or night. Meets ail trains. BagThis fumou3 salts is made from gago transfer. Phone 551. the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithiu, and AUTO T R IP S has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kid­ IRS. J . B. CALDER. Day und neys nnd stop bladder irritation. night taxi service. Anytime, Jnd Salts is inexpensive and makes call 44. 282, or 25._____________ n delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which millions of AUTO WRECKER men and women take now nnd A. MERO. Day or night ser­ then to help prevent sorious kidvice. Dny phone 394. Night j ney and bludder disorders. By all means, drink lots of good I phone 59C ___ _________ ; water every day. LLive your phy! sician examine your kidneys at CAFE ; least twice u year. —Adv. BELL CAFE ‘AMjanford’s best in Service and Qual­ ity. First Street and Park Ave­ SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN nue. If your breath is bad and you have spells of swimming in tho DRUGS ANEY’S DRUG STOKE — Pre­ scriptions, Drugs, Sodas. We are as near you as your phone. Call 103. ■ I_________ ELECTRICAL_________ SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. Successors to Gillon dc Platt E116 Magnolia. Everything elecBf trical. Phone 422. Electragitb Radio. FILLING STATIONS AND AUTO SU PPLIES FELLOWS’ SERVICE STATION. Gulf Gaa, Oil, Tirca, Accesso­ ries. Service with a smile. Elm j and F irst Phone 447 L3. ^WIGHTS—Three stations. Mag­ nolia and Second. First and Elm, Sanford Avenue and 10th Street, Expert service. FLORIST CFWa r t THE FLO RIST” Flowers for all occasions. 814 Myrtle. Phon* 260-W TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS ■ ■ a a lc on easy term*. fo r rest, also repairs. Offirs supplies. Room 9 m M rs -. ______ ________ _ .. Miscellaneous ^ ■— Real Estate ■■■*■" ■ i — i t — ^ 1 y* 3^* FOR RESULT^ rs.-. •.tsirSm. *” Rooms For For Rent For Sale — M 3 Postal Job Open. FfOR RENT— Nice 5 room furnish-) FOR RENT—Rooms with er* wrti-« BARGAINS Civil Service exam, to be held FOR SALE—One practically n e w Reaschabl|: rates. ed bungalow. Screen porch.1 out meals. i ^ cottage $3,750. $500 cash at Sanford. April 18 to test the Underwood Stnndard typewriter typew Lincoln House. * , ,^ Rent $50.09 per month. 1305 San-j fitness of persori* seeking ap-Ualante terms. W. J . Thigpen, No. 5. J . T. Newby, 610 Magnolia, ford Avenue. “ ------------- --pointment as P. O. clerk or city ” nat phone 652-J. , Tou nro wasting tif ny>x* mail carrier. Entrance salary $1, ; One nineBARGAINS duelling $7,500. FOR SALE—7 passenger Wescott FOR RENT—Three room apart­ ney If thi.t page ha* 700. Write G. A. Cook, 945 Penn­ $2,500 cash. room Balance terms to . sedan, newly ment. unfurnished. Adults only. silled advertisement painted, going sylvania Ave., Washington. D. C. luit. \V. J. Thigpen. day. No. 148. 615 Laurel Avenue. North nnd must sell this week. for free information.__________ Inquire W. A. Jackson. Lake Mary. Souvenir rogrums of Ponte dc FOR QUICK SALE—South front H.tvc you rooms to rimt’or *5>me lot on Union Avenue close to CASH—Paid for false, tcoth. den­ FOR RENT — Furnished front second I.con celebrntio.t at St. Augustine, hand furniture'<o ielt? room. $4.50 per week. 206 Enxt Flo., April 2, 3, 4, mailed to any new Forrest Lake Hotel. Small tal gold, platinum and discard­ Uso The Herald’s classified jingo Thiid St. address upon the remittance of 30c cash payment required. Address ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and and get results. to dofrny cost and postage. Write Rox 123 care of Herald. Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. LEARN ABOUT fo lk County and R. D. Hill. Box 1053, St. Augus­ Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* tine. Fla. FOR SALE—32 acres 2 miles out. FOR RENT—House for rent. Close T*ost and Found In. Inquire 209 E. 5th St. ara. Beat advertising medium In Between 2 subdivisions. 900 feet FOR SA LE— Spate on the page >uth uf‘ “Florida ‘ I ■Published ............ mornings. HI LOST— Lrdies’ wrist watch be­ on brick rond. Going nt n bar­ for classified advertisements. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. tween post office and ‘Union FOR RENT— Modem two room gain. Phono 571-J. Why not rent those vacant rooms, WANTED—Middle age colored upnrtnient with or without ga­ Pharmacy. Finder return to Miss OHIO—Xenia. Make your salsa or sell that second-hand goods? woman to cook and do general rage space. 803 Union Ave. I. A. P. Mitchell. 711 Park Av*., through the Xenia Gnzotte, houso work. Apply Mrs. O W. FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red H. Gibbs. Hens and Irrlian Runner Ducks,) Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural THE PERENNIAL PKDLBIt Spencer, Sanford Height. Phone Rabies were known even in Arisall Inying. Mrs. I* A. Rcnaud. FOR RENT—Two or three room tole’s time, he having written an district Want ad and display No. 100. Phone 156-W. rates on request All the selling devices and me­ \f8umishcd apartment 815 Park article ubout the disease. thods originated during the modem WANTED—Bookkeeper, can hun- FOR SALE—Home. Two-story. Avenue. COT.miDUN i Os.) t . E D O E n —C l a s s ­ industrial age have not succeeded die several extra sets of books. Six rooms and bath. Modern ; ified nds h a w the largest c i r c u ­ in elimirytting the peddler, who wus J .G . SHARON Apply "Dookkeeper” cure of Her­ conveniences. Corner lot. Both! FOR RENT — Furnished house l a tio n In S o u th w e s te rn Georgia. probably the first distributor o? ald. R a t s Sc f * - w o r d ) lln>. .'Ireel.-i paved. Rest buy in San­ well located on Sanford Heights Attorney-st-Law merchandise, the business nomnd. ford. P. 0. Rox 67, Winter Park, Phone 9082. Will practice in all the courts TO REACH the prosperous farm­ If he does not exist in his old-fush- i x t iih t 'i n c u i T c o u r t o p t i i i : Floridn. ers and fern growers of Volnsla loned ;ruise, he in still with us In Examination of Abstracts of Land SHVKNTII J I J lllt'l A I. C IR C U IT FOR RENT OR LEASE—Ware­ county advertlso in the DeLand canvasser. And he is hero to stay . O P n . O R I D A . I X A X U P o l l Titles given especial attention . There are now 320 cities in the HKIIINOI.K C O U X T Y . house space on A. C. I- Siding. Dally Nows, rate lc per word, eaab declares Alvin E. Dodd, Manager United States which hnvo determ­ Offices in Seminole County Bank IN C IIA N C K U Y Sanford Machine Co., 2nd and Ouk with order. of the Department of Domestic S. K. Ilrown. Compluln.'itit. ined the nren within their boun­ Ave. Building Distribution of the Chamber of vs. daries into zones. MAINE—Watarvtlle, Morning Sen­ Commerc» of the United States. Thomas I. Iloyd. e t nl. Defvnde.v' tinel. Thousands of Malno jiaoC IT A T IO N . ”Houso-to-hou.no canvassing,” he FOR SALE OR TRADE—4 pas­ pie are interested in Florida prop­ said in an address to u natiunai . a Kthrl C. M u rk s, widow, u nonWANTED senger Cole 8, good tires and erty. Reach them through tIk F lo r id a , trade o rgan ization , “ although ptob- IT .n '.'i-'U cr l ^ r r s l S l n o a 'l a ^ i a r t s - new battery. Car in fine condition DAVID B. H YER Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ ably one o f tho vumu.iL fo rm s of viu«\ Darlington County. s«itu th 211 French Ave. tion. ARCHITECT Carolina, and Thomas I. Itoyd. If merchandising, is manifested in n iv i n g . nnd w i f e . -------------- U oyd If FOR SALE—Cabinet talking um A LITTLE WANT AD in The pew form which, although of dis­ lilvlim. Cnrio-lllis llt-11. If II vlntc M<-mb«r X L A chine und 25 records. First Herald will bring you liife re­ tinctly sporadic and apparently a n d wife -------------- IJ.-ll. If l i v i n g , class condition $55.00. Citrus lto*» nuiiJimr und If o llh e r , o ny o r n il o f sults. Advertise those old nrticles accidental character, now is accept­ till- suld p a r t l r s d o f r n d u n t he d ead . Heights Filling Station, Orlando Orlnmlo, Flerhla CARPENTER WANTED you have stored nwny and have ed ns generic nnd seemingly of a t o nil uurlh-rt r l u t m l n g Inti-ri-xt Rond. no use for. A title thlrty-cent nd permanent chnrnctor. I do not under Tnoman !. Uoyd. dccrax. d ar.d T IIK f l l l f t IT C’O U H T OF Ilo yd . dHceased. C o r n e l - IV w ife. may bring you several dollars. know how many kinds of merchan­ Ins N K M IX O I.K C O U X T Y . F l . O l t l l l . t . Ill’ll, tlpriMiseil nnd wife. ---.Must ho an experienced man nnd Phono 148 and a representative will dise nro distributed in this mnnnur, Hidl, dccvasi’d or otherw ise. In IN CIIANCKUY but it must amount to many hun­ nnd (o tin* a willing worker. Apply 2211 Innds hi’relnnf ter H e n r y W . J e f f e r s o n , C o i n p l n l n a n t . call to sec you. x o i 'T i i i .t v n p .h x t vs. Hill fo r D l v o r r e Palmetto Avenue. dreds of sopsrute articles embrac- dcsi-rllit’d. situate, lying and be­ Anna lln T h» Pslnt Thai Saves You rp Je ffe rs o n . D efendant. ing In tlir County of Seminole Money, FLORIDA— ORLANDO — Orandojing the whole alphabet of small nnd .State of F lo rid a, more im rtlcO rilrr of r i i l i l l r n t l o n Manufactured by morning Senlinal; largest classi- commodities and even some larger litnrlv desrrlhed ns follows, to -w it: T h e Hlnte of Florniu. I'o: gkersun-l.laalxlry I’ntut Ca, A n n a llnrp Je fle r s o n , d efendant The Kast 11)1 feet of tinfled business, rate lc a word, min­ sizes. The practice received a se­ Sold by In tli« a b o v e Myl.'d rniixe. Houtli Italf <HVj) of the N orth ­ rious set-back during the period i.n ssixn p a i x t c u m p a n t imum 24c cash with order. It oppeiiring ny tin* sw o rn hill of east Quarter IN K 'D of the 1 1:1 Vina nulla Ave. when the sale of lightning rods eompluint herein filed that It Is the Houthivest Q u arter ( M W , ) of Phase 37U b e lie f o f lhe rionplnluuiit In tile MeetUm 31. Township ID, Mouth THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the was associated with the utterances W \NTED—Messenger boy. Apply uhoxo entitled cause th a t )uU are accepted want ad medium in of fraudulent notes but this stigma }„„?,* /‘“any :«n.V**5ii other person. a resilient of n S ta te o r Country Western Union. Daytona (Fa.) One cent a word has not attached to the sale of |whose ntim»« nro unknown, claim- ■•tiler than the S ta te of F lorid i a nl th at your place of reslde,i?e Is un­ sewing machines in rural communi- *"*. n"> r1* 1'*’ title, or Interest in know n ami that you are ov e r the an insertion. Minimum 25c. Room wanted by young man of H B B ia a B B B n a B u a a iiH ifK a a tics A I l f qovi’rnl l5,ulrIlu< . . , a . ,h'* Property lies. /\ lint list oi several hundred hundred ,‘ ,|,.H 1. «r any purl herelnuhuve or parcel age o f tw enty-one y ears and that good habits. Address Box W. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. articles sold in this manner hns I there.if. there Is no person In the S t a t e of ELEC TRIC FANS . , Johns County is reached through been prepared. It contnins nearly! ,l. I* hereby ordered that you nmi F lo r id a service of subpoena upon fa re of Herald. whom would hind you; It Is t h e r e ­ :• In. S ta tio n a r y , 1 speed 10.03 the St. Augustine Evening Record. everything that ean he bought and j mir circuit Court hi the Court fore ordered tliut you. Anna Harp over 12 years 9 In. O s elllailm ; J speed ir. *•» Quick results. Two centn per word. sold, including oven cemetery lots. (House at Sanford, i torhiu. <m the J e f f e r s o n do appear to th e 1,11, of WANTED—llovs old Co lake carrier routes. Apply 12 In. o s rK lu tln g . 3 speed ... --------------------------I 4th ilny nf May. A. P. I'JSS, mid eoiiiplalnt in this eause on th e 7th Sample copy on reouesC in in. O sciiiu tlng & speed .. m ir t v o i o n tio iu e a a I then ami them make answer to the day o f May, l!>2e, at the Court II III o> nt the Hernld office about 12:00 9 lu. OxiSllatiuK l speed .. ARKANSAS FOR BUSINESS j hill of complaint exhibited uKtiinst In Mauforil. Hnnlmdc Couuiv. P i n ) o'clock. TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamps Daily l)(iu In lid* cause. da. am i In default thereof H ecrie LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Apr. 1 EDISON MAZDA LAMP? Times, the great homo daily It lx further ordered that thin nr- I’r o C o n f e s s o w ill I.......id „ v d a»:.iin.<t rate l ’Ac per word, mlnlmur,. The Arkansas legislature wants j d. c lie luddinhed In The Hanford you. Said cause helnw a su;t for Irons— T o a s t e r s — P e r c o la t o r s Try Smith’s Barber charge 26c cash with order. Write textile mills in the state and would |Hern id. "newspaper published lu dlvorre. I T IS F I H I T I I K it O U D K U F .D tlml exempt them _ from taxation for .unpp I .Hemln..!.-f o rCounty. Florida. for complete rate enrd. t , , •»a«*h Hulit r»nni»pu. lid s o rd e r he |iuhllshed once a week E . P. RINES seven si?▼ vii yuum, years. The iiiequesuon question win will be ue uv»* ilv** wickh wn Ux.. for e ig ht (X) consecutive w e e k s III Shop for good barber W R S T V I I t O I N I A — ClarK u b urg . T h e Th e Sanfo rd Herald, a newspaper :m Kast The llssk et” u con-. 1of, the, i Irctllt Court ofrIl.the nil* 'i”' C la rk ■hunt K xponent. m o r n l n * voted upon _ i in the , form . . of ^ Heventh published In Sanford. Sem inole work. Ladies welcome. the Mint.- „r County Florida. I n c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m ornlnir l«su « stitutionul amendment at the noxt judicial circuit of I r e n t p e r w n H , m i n i m u m 11s. state election. I Florida. In and for Seminole CounIN W IT N K 8 8 WHKHNOF, I have h e re u n to set my hand ami offuMnl N ext to Valdez. ..■-n i-i. fin n im T mZ” Twice before the legislature has i A lhe I" 1 *,:iy ,,f ''lar<1'’ Nenl oil this the 111h dav of March PALM BEA Clt j t^U N T Y ^T he Hl5'iri^»l?il^f<iniitIW.'e ^ml[S Vy«Mid1 I mI uP ' i:. Docut.ASs. 1115. scene of stupendous development to the stute by cutting out taxes ! V. K DOt'fll.ASS. clerk of the t’lrcult Court *>r Clerk c ircu it t ’outt Read about it in tho Pnlm Beach over M noelo,l o f v,.i,eu F.i.d. M l T I C i : O F HAI.U ' , l "' Heventh .ludlehil C ir c u it of over a period or years. Each time . Florida In und for Memimde I l y : A. M. W K K K N . c . C. Post Sample copy sent on re­ the effort has failed, due to con-} enmity, (S e a l) N o t i c e Is h e r e b y glvur. t h a t I. ns quest. W II.St i.V ASp ecial M aster a p p o i n t . .I In t h e stitutionul provisions regarding •}; A! .-J.V.J.'u KH- ,u- r G. TAYLOR DYER S o lic ito r s t-hillicery c a u s e , o f I ’hll K ux enhu rg. the adoption, of constitutional UJ. *w. mpknckk .lit.. Holici'tnrs nnd Mur I I . IX. O i .m i i la l n a n t . vs. S u s i e 11. U rlm s lc v , ADVERTISING M ■ * if It I of counsel for the Compllanant. Muv >1 l'nlnting— Decorating n s a d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h e e s t a t e o f reaches potential buyer*. Pa-|_ J . (_'. U r l m s l e y , et nl. In pniHtinm-e ............ PHONE R03 ............ f a n o r d e r m ail.’ and e n te re d In Intka Daily News is circuited In j ~ M IT in : OF AlHH.It'ATION poll oaald c a u s e mi t h e 2nd dny o f M arc h, an industrial and agricultural sec- ' TAX ItKKI) IN Ill'll SUCTION w ill s e ll a t p u b lic o u t - c r y to RTS OF Till-: (JKXHUAI. NTA-; fit.- h i g h e s t and best, b id d e r f o r c a s h tion. Help Wanted S TO REACH BUYERS or sellers o f ; B Florida real estate advertise in a tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent' J cent n word daily, two cents a ward ; ■ Sundays. . ■ $ 20,000 ADVERTISE in tte Journsl-Hor- \5 nld. South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon.:* weekly and Sunday Classified rates i „ 10c per line. Wnycroas Journal- B Herald, Waycross. Georgia. In Cash Prizes TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Send in your subscription to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer so you can rend Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, 6 months $4.0C, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your f rder. “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?” If so advertise In tho ’’Gainesville Sun.” D K V K I.O P K K n A T T K F T I O N —Pen - I snoolr ■ b e g in n in g the c r c a t t i t d«- | vdlopim-m In fllo rld a's h la liry : nl h a lf m illion Uollur hig hw ay to th« ju s t finished ; a two head, poor appetite, constipation guff b eda ch ollar b rid g e a c r o s s E sca m ­ and u general no-accot.nt feeling million bia Hay s t a r t e d : q u a r t e r million it i» a sign your liver is torpid. d o llar opera house un der c o s itru c Tho only one really dependable tlo n ; tw o m illio n s b e i n g epent on g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t c h a n c e fci live remedy for all disorders in the liv­ hd iev elo p e r* to g e t In on ground er, stomach and bowels ir. Hcrbinc. floor. W r ite D ev elop m en t Depart­ It acts powerfully on the liver, ment T h e P e n s a c o la News. strengthens bowels and of energy, Price 60c. Store. ‘ 0 - Advertistajr PRINTING For Space In This LAW YER __________ Used Can For Sale 1324 Dodge Coupe. 1921 Dodge Touring. 1921 Dodri 3-4 Ton Truck. 102,1 Dodge Touring 1023 Dodge Sedan 1921 Dodge Sc dun SHOE REPAIRING “Terms to some people” IIOPKIN’S ELECTRIC S H O E I. W. PHILLIPS’ SONS SHOP—We turn out neat work, Sanford. Fla. Phone 3 with quick service and we use the best materials. d i r e c t o r y [LEW IS O’BRYAN. Office ... in Seminole Bank Building Annex. __ ______Pbjno 417-L 3. _ j FISCHER’S M A RK ET-W e have _«dti meats and we also can fur­ nish you with delicious delicates­ sen. Phone 579-W. 100 I’urk I Avenue.___ _ — ANY FURNITURE TO S E L L ?— USED FURNITURE CO.— Mir­ rors resilvered, fair prices paid fur second-hand furniture.* Call Phone 647. ^ * N O TIC E Advertisers should give th eir street or postofflce address as i well sa their phone number If rthey desire results. About one reader out of a thousand has a 1telephone, and th e others can 't communicate w ith you unless they know your address. ' " I |H erald W a n t Ads W ill Keep Y ou Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Im p o rta n ce !J- Classified Directory Sanford Dally Herald [WANT AD. RATES . 320,000 in cash will bp paid by The Florida Society t f America for the names of products which are best suited for manufacture in Floridu. By competing in the Florida Industrial Contest it is possible for YOU to win a grand prize of $10,000 or one «f the smaller awards. The first distribution of prize muncy will he made on June I. This contest may mean a fortune for YOU. Detailed in­ formation regarding the rules und prizes as will us com­ plete information ukout Florida's various resources und industrial possibilities will he mailed you upon receipt of the attached coupon, which, properly filled out, consti­ tutes ymir officiul entry in the competition. TI1E FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL CONTEST, TH E FLORIDA SOCIETY OF AMERICA, Tt i;s o r t i i i : htatk o r n . o i i - a t t h e f r o n t d o o r of t h e t'o tiiT Hous» IIIA. In S a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i ­ du. o n Mnndnv. t h e nth d a y o f April, Nnit loo 1* h e r e b y giv en t h a t S e t . l.<’t w e e n th e h o u r s o f I I A. M. and rim i: F a k .r imr.-h.tei-r of T u x 2 F. M.. t h e f.d lo iv tm i d e s c r i b e d proCert I f l r n l. t Nn. 51. «1rI imI t ho 3 ml lie f t y. s it u a t e d , l y i n g a n d b e in g In >1.1V o f J uiio A. l». I l l 9. IlMH filed S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w hich, *:ll.l r e r t l f l c s t e In my o f f Ire. i.n.l u n d e r t h e term * of the D e c re e FOOT SPECIALIST hn.* tn u d r nimll. ration fur tu x deed a f o r e s a i d w h s o rd e re d to lie sold, 'urns. Ilunlons. I n g r o w ­ to I s s u e In Hceotilstiue w i t h law. l.v t h e u n d e r s i g n e d S p e c i a l M a ste r, ing Nalls. Hr.ivy C a l l ­ HiiM c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * t h e fo l- to -w It: ou ses o r U ro l a c b iu g lo w lm r d e s c rib e d p ro p e rty S lttiat •' lleg ln n ln u at a po int <it.| f e e t fa s t. n l In Hcn tlm ilr c ou n ty . F l o r i d a , t o - s o u t h o f t h e N o r t h e a s t I N K ) c o r ­ " It • S ' i of \ V . o f L i t 7 HI..ck V n e r o f Hie S o u t h e a s t q u a r t e r t S K ' « ) | l i l t . C. L HISI.KH H an fo rd , T h e muid laml b e in g nitxrM- o f S e c t i o n t h i r t y - t w o ( 3 2 ) . T o w n ­ Yowell Drew Dldg. -ed a t t h e d a te of t h e I s s u a n c e of s h i p n i n e t e e n ( 1 9 ) S o u t h . Hungs Orlnntlo. Phone. E lev ator -u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In the iiu m e o f T h i r t y - o n e ( 3 1 ) K a st. t h e n c e run J t s r y W o rn m lc y . • W e s t *2'l f e e t , t h e n c e S o u t h 210 T h a t Selin a K. Halier p u r c h n x e r f e e t , t h e n c e K a s t 320 f e e t, t h e n c e of T a x l Y i l i f li - .i t .- No. ’■'» d a t e d Hi.- North -M" f * i t to t h e p a i n t o f be* Slid d a y of J u n e . A. D. l!»|9, hns g i n n i n g , h u t l e s s a s t r i p o f land filed s a id Vc -e rI VM t i f iI tc !•»* a t e IIn m y <o>1f f1 i11c, eO > t e n ft’e t w ide o n th e n o r t h s id e t o r ■ »■**■ »»•••*• l l Ml/ and h a s made a p p lic a t io n f o r T a x •a rou.l, c o n t a i n i n g o n e a c r e m o r e lined t o inxue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith o r l e s s : und also th u t c e r t a i n law. Haiti c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e lo t. p i e c e o r p a r c e l o f land 310 fe e t follow ing described property aim - K a s t a n d W e s t by 2fi I fe e t North Real Estate— Insurance ate In S e m i n o l e <•limitv, F l o r i d a , t o ­ a n d S o u t h In t h e S o u t h e a s t (H E) All kinds of property listed for sole1 N ortheast quarter il It: N S of N L l.oi 7 l l l o c k Y c o r n e r o f t h e Park Avenue and Second Street . Hanford. (N 'i:V l) o f t h e SootheaMt q u a r t e r th irty -tiro (32) T o w n ­ T h e suld land b e in g axseened a t o f S e c t i o n South. Itungc th e d a t e of th e L a u iin ce o f such s h i p n i n e t e e n i 1'J) r e r t l f l c s t e In t h e n am e o f I). It. T h i r t y - o n e ( 3 1 ) K ast. S. A H. W I L K I N S O N . llrlsH.oi U n le s s said c e rtifica te S p e c i a l M aste r. sh a ll lie redeem.-.I a c c o r d i n g t o Ian ****** ♦t*«£**** t a x d ee d w ill Issue th e re o n on the t l K O I l t i K t). I I K I t l t l N i ) . S o l i c i t o r f o r C o m p la i n a n t . J t t l l d a v o f April A 11 . |!tlr». W IT .V F H S mv o f f i c i a l sig n atu re and t e n I t h i s t h e 17th day o f M arch T M OTHERS A. it 19*:.. (S eal) V. K. I K l F O L A S a The Idenl l l e n l t h Drink C l e r k C i r c u i t Court S e n i l n o l s ! Watch for symptom of worms (*<iont>. F lo rid a . 1 F r e s h C h u r n e d d a l l y — S e rv etl In In your children. These parasites A. M. W K K K S . D. C. | are the great destroyers of child Apr. I, x, |5 , ? j . Chiropodist JOHN E. FOX BUTTERMILK Contest Department, Hollywood, Fioridu. I'I cuhc send mu frcc of charge ami without obligation upon my pnrt, the Floridn Imluxtrinl Context Booklet con­ taining intormatlon which will be helpful to me in enter, ing this competition. NAME digestion, purifies the AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Auj ■ restores a fine feeling: ADDRESS vim aifd cheerfulness.! guxta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest I J The Sanfurtl llcraltl, April I, 1925. Sold by I-nney’s Drug classified medium, rate cath ,09c ! m ,1 0 c p-r »fn?z Kir.lm'u". I 2 2 2 2 2 Z a Z a i i i a a a a a a S S S a s a s S S B B a s a illk lllS H ia illlU III] — Adv I Klton J. Mou^hton ARCHITECT F ir s t National Uank ’J ldit. Dunlord, 1' lorida life. If you have reason to think your child has worms, act quickly. Whit’s Cream Vermifuge. Worms cannot exist where this time-tried and successful remedy is used. It drives out the worms and restores tho rosy hue of htqilth to baby I mmtv%_ joy’s Drug Store. ♦ ‘-tCC .R P O R T N O O L L A R ^ ) I K.IM P . . . r y K A ^ T A V I R l O E O O W M T O W N AiN’ H/SVE L O T b L E L ^ T T O C .O ' IIO T T L K H Waters’ Kandy Kitchen ^ * « A 4 4 , 4 * f • r VfV%fV v v v v v v v v By GEORGE McMANl IS BRINGING IF FATHER W IP E 5c, I lk , and 15c ta k e m l t o A P A W N •t>VAOP — ) F lR / b ~ r <-------- V H ^ < . T H l 'b it* A M 'M » T A T \ O N - I W O U L O N T C ,I V E T O O A d i m e , f o r »t - , — H O W /\t*Y « < ;o n n a p/vr F G K M 'f ^ —V_ TAVt ? 1 M O W -V H E R E T O • b V R ? e- JM L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 01, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5631653e233c51d1e8aae0dc783a7bf.pdf ab30610dd20bdd35aba14a90c0a3cd55 PDF Text Text YOUR NEW SPAPER Pvhlhhed Heart. I The World's CfwTest Vegetable Section, It* Richest Harden 1-untl A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S D IS P A T C H E S VOT.UMN X V . _l\,mTZZ SANFORD. FT.OR1DA. THURSDAY. A PRIL 2nd, 132.' ■. «•-------- -«-* —............ f o a p m a n ,N o t o r i o u s a u d it, T a k e s H is O w n D e f e n s e t A © .. Sanford Junior Cham ber Opposes French Avenue WITH As Dixie Highway Route Opposition tn the proposed1before the club by U Cl! i •FiVnch Avenue route for tbs Dixlfijwho sketched the situation \iii hi*.! ■\ .i- t iiT T7T . , i Highway was recorded and iiiiuth- intrnduetnry remarks. i Death OZ W ealthy A m e ric a n U r route cnhuln*>ei to bring the. InsUUUtion nt officer* for the Andrew* ApjH-tnt m e n ! ns Ay j Owner of English D ep art* 1mad through the center of the bos*' coming year, who were elected .it ( ntenl Finn* Th -iMiterm Tn bicsa section, was proposed by tho th- Inst h.oetinir of th** Junior Rfsif-nalinn o f W a d sw o rth ; S m V n T n H * . R . U .Sanford Junior t handier of Com^ Chamber, composed Other Executives Shifted . c.ndan«cr l.n g lan a s R u lt mpm, tj,L. inm-kcw fncetinpr of the program of t h ; .............. ... ** Thursday noon at the Seminole instollotion ceremonies were under -------— iQ u e s tio n In v o lv e d , Cnp - U Il , the cha«*c « Dr; B. d . nrownhe.i E x p e c t P r o h i b i t l d n r > ,, ii , , n , •___ Ir. addition tn going mi ie*..id an l»».*nleiil f Hu* Kiwhoih t lull >iiu<i *T i4 _ , K e llf f lO llS r t i l l t i t ' l s m ’ opposed to the French Avenue pastor of the First Presbyterian' LiftW S I»C P j I l l O r c e f i route, the urganixation voted to church. ( i E S ' K c S NEW COMPANY IS Exam ination Acting MIR MOT) T ft TAKF As His Best W itness r u n ‘T1L0 * /ttVr' ilaims To Have ANDREWS M M , Clemson CoMegre Damaged Dy F ire CLEMSON COLLEGE, S. -Fire, discovered Car„ Apr. nt 2:30 this tnorninjr, complete* ly destroyed the agricultural building of (Teiiuion Collrg* with n loss estimated nt rnnr* than 9200.00t). The origin of tho firu is unknown. MARCH Ambassador DscschBUILDING! n e r Will Tell Wasn* ittgtott Fi'anc* D*k*h No t W ant Nfetmir lOVER WILSON CO. Objection Based Oft SeiuntyTact Alibi In Defense Ij1*1*Dollar ", iys He W as InBrooklyn Within 4 Hours of Tittle of Murder ■ ............ .. .. Would Be Interested In Meet Affecting Navy Dirai moment W ilson W ho din means honor, prestige, u n d _________ ... . ...................... ............ R _______ ____. . . ..................... . einl duties assigned to the several CHICAGO, Apr. 2.—Th- reor­ rcniething more than both these Avenue to First Street and th?q pn.t of the program. Among those treasury executives were shifted Sanford is In the ganization of Wilson and Compa­ English words. _ ^ to Sanford Avenue on which the, who expressed their opposition to about considerably Wednesday with building rampage, ny by the formation of a new \\ hen the American Gordon Self- rood will continue south. French Avenue ns the route were the udvrnt of Lincoln C. Andrew*) ibiibling permits isnucil during P A R IS , A pr. 2.— F r a r^e H A R T F O R D , A p r. 2 .— Gei’-| company under the direction of a ridge nttnined wealth by founding a commlUc* composed of Ilodge-1G. W. Siwneer. Jr., Ilodire nm Hall. of Now York as an assistant sec* I the month of March totaled $70,n m nnn n tthi« orning committee representing the bankk nml making successful London’., «on Ball, chairman. Dr. Charles Floyd Palmer. I 4 C. Hebout and ntary succeeding Elliott W ails-j U00, according to the monthly re hit* g o n e even fu rth er in op­ iltlf rtin Chnpm lm m mnrnillK . / rv port worth resigned. 1 *L a u :0 ,in debt, convertible bonds and pre­- greatest department store, he rent- Park and Dr. Alexander Epp* was, others. ...... ''"'"I* br citv 1.c,e- 1 S-jpOftition to th e calling o .. « look th e Htand In his own tie -• ’ „,na .... u, Philips. Thumlay at the city Hall. tVnoLI.»»»«n ,iiuarm . muni -m> Forecasting efforts to bring there ■ „„„ hnvinir fnmPnn>' w** announced tonight,; ct! the most imposing, the most unpointed to dlucl the Junior G. J . Gingrns, of the Cocoa Jun were M permits, the lu rg -1 j'O ^h in gton (lisartparncni roflent»e On 11 Cnnifltt 01 iwiviug |,y thecommittee which has been hn!!ow*cj by tradition residence ofChumlmi’* light tn prevent the inr Chamber of Commerce, was i about more effective enforcement fcrcDrt- nuVv or in tho imme------ u u iu eicti P atro lm an Jnme.H I working for several months on a English cii.tocracy, Landadowne ndoptlon of; the French Avemi present nt the meeting ami made .t f prohibition hwr, a!! agcncUt, in -si <>( which war $7,000. Th.* expenditure for buildirg ' dintc fu tu re th a n was cxplaiit_ _ iclieve the packing con- Mouse; und there he entertuipa on -route. The project was brought! 4 *ht>i t add less. only ex-|C(| ;n T nem loy’* Despatch. a scale no duke or marquis in these oher 1 2 th . C o o r’uml collect-|wr_n uf tlnancUl difficulties. showr,iryu* It w m officially confirme<t total »um! W etlnexiluy th a t AmtiaHxador iilidiiig of San* D nexchner is un«U*r instruc!ve oerio.) , lon. l%.t VrV<mrj(t»n that |Frame due:: not want a disarmarimts >v*, rt’ i,»mt conference of any kmJ while •\ .laTimiry tot<*!.■*, 1f,,. Kuronean nNUflly part Is In i* citv Clerk :i ,rre_ state «»f flax. V? I u is a purl by law, was given to cord* n'teal Ination he refused to bo rushed in- $5|.78fir.,000 of the company's nidi- triifU' und blood exhibits morv vio’-<: A total of $41,WO}.* was tittletally confirmed Thur jahUhor -lli. inl. lo answers at thr hands of state's j-ution.-* .* while $40,372,000 would lie lpnt syntptmns than in the W on; 1 0 .1 . pent in building in the city .dayIt that and on Mambar Hill in Hontlmy a t ' ('idlertion Millies llividid Attorney Hugh Aleorn. left undisturbed. it* February. . . . Aiolws*a.i«ir l»a»--etmer , ... »i* Sanford 1 T,.f , dusk on Jan. 12, little Miimtnz I IV rsnn Rw rpl Awnv While W h e th e r O rlando N’otubiv large inn rases 01 the . Ir^-i U. tb/..* U ii.f.iri.i V. au, Chanmnn cluims to huve been in . Tn Imm* Stock iieguni, ignorant, rather homely, 1 I lly Im Inundated ; H «od». J bul Erance does 'u*t^»ni Is lo (.e l l<otirfh I*nm ehise brought n eulniination of ■•ifurta t«* sum spent for building are shown Brooklyn. N. Y., within four hours , n flXthnnK0 fur th„ t t(, base born Nautch gii', received a n ' corn- a di arnianietit- conference of any Cat 1ho Dam age lo Manitoba 1 T o lie Selected At O rlan d o'divide the work of collecting the in lust month’* luiildiiiK us ......... the time he Is charged by thr^-udjunted the plan contemplates thi ugly knife wound in her sculp. levemu * between two assistant pared with the thfve **rece<1ing! wbile the KU|upean t**»orii., n»e of Co-nccticut with having D estro y in g Railroad T rack Meeting: T h u rsd a y Nig CPt°(f »even per cent prefer- Munttnz was the fooilmll in n game lecretaries. Arsislnut Seerd ary It'omtmrnthre nioeth:-. Uan h |ie*j : iw n Is in U state nt ttUV. ot to death Patrolman James James *r 'j,at| BtoCjC - -While France would throogh i>, in isew liritam. (hie Three alibi witnesses, one of|l; iem a former "huddle" in the fed*, cc nl penitentiary at Atlanta, swore fPjr alny they had seen him in Brook- ings, n at an hour when three other y ilnesse.*, testifying for the pios-irhare ution, placed Chapman in the Ob! t olooy Inn at Meriden, Conn. Jp Lyle Chastnnc, confessed former1A ►nvict, and the man who nursed , blends over tho new common stock rioivabout. It is ‘Tjjat." The All- "playing ice berg. fourth club, forming, with St. nhil eliminate many possible muses • Tlw fjuai d’Orsas declaretl Thar*n.ii!rond trucks were inundated hapmnn to health in the Atlanta in the amount of $Jj per share |km Indore team of Maharajah Tukoji ■g * onl> a day. how avert'fW r F will h r an upi'iopi late time tu coa conference a !t tell it. lisarmumenl 'and th* Par Paeltlc wax dedarcl to piotU-m; hence Ktaiu* interi *ie<i .with jgmeribqqiine against tlie wall at tl't. o ( locli-<cimvei tiLde into mw cmantqn stoci lionniro Alxlul Kioiir Unula. Britain Kometimc amund •h-lundi wlirie, it it ile- A m fikirnsi*^ ,yminii ss:.,, 1111 , | Wilt Ifroseeillion nf-jM-MiR and Britain. But In tV viyv* fi.ot of Comnoth rtie-t fur ihe lit 1 «lined. Viitnally shr.ro for share. All thice classes Dhat morning. Mnharafah Not Victorious no prcpa-ntirtni handle all iurrdgu debt matters ler, ' 'a » 4 L . ; n n ot the Xt\ipV A ' d m fT t h m ce«n- ' time in the city's history. of dock will have equal voting po.i ibuiin thus lost in his rtrugglo foi the in-ginning of tlie season while Mr. Dewey iss to Alibi b. Claimed •on* *d rar Anticipated -ry to make cowiateit t«* tn hove cottcor Fill 'co families iil.adnoucd their lint! been niade. for "lijnt” but the muliauijah bus ’ wan! world senility beginning with trol of railroad loans ans and jurit jurir.Clia.Ytine, now the prop'iitoi o f . . ., , , ; lonnes nt Ln I’rairie. while re--ij Oiliitnlo officials have expressed dietion over the eomptroller nf the0 j BOUSES In stationery store in Brooklyn, U*s-' ***0 only fiimrciiig jirftvided l#y not entirely won. POINT, N. Y„ Apr. 2. i Europe1, where the prublem already It Monitor, was lint spirited :ic- ) dents ot' Saint Lambert, on tli('i|i tisflvea in favor of the "spirit” !currency, the United States twins-! —Tho matter of prosecuting :ing G er-'ha* reach ml the point of intctviivv Ptiftcd that Chapman visited him V,tf D'un ‘•'4 ?hu sale .if SSJSOIMIOO of • Stiuth shore, including 150 labort.juj, Get. It. They /.Saturday night, ............................. .. five . year six per tcn\, gold notec ci riling tn plan in the murder ease ers from* the itochclgn nun'll eon-j ;il(ll plan whereby both Sanford 111 ci, the htircau of engraving and aldin Farrar, noted singer a* a re - •study. tittundo 1 went to a nearby "spchk easy" uml "* ‘ h,‘ •"ntpnny. Loans aggro* nemss the Indore frontier, there j'vent were forced to flee. , . . will . . . jointly , :;up|tort . . . |minting and othet ag en cies hav- I * u|tt o off the the seizure of of liquor her*here To ralsj the Pacific problem now 1., .in g le ,-lub w h b h will plnyt h a lf ; inir ,|„ vvith ,he federal c o m m - '• ' ■ • ear is ' in ' ubeyunce • ......— 'j or t« attempt to rtpeh world secur mm did not leave him until ig<Jfintr ?- -,i-1,00(1 held. by (Jiupmun .............................................. - bunks In dDappehr forever, to perish: . in her private Jot' it, games in Orlando and th . , [nfter 2 nVIock the fnliiitving morn- 'vhiVh hn,‘ wimaitii of the company rapidly or otherwise a: tho Jeeling' pending a report of agents here to ity in one elVott will in the view Flnotls other half ir. Snnfurd. This is ey and Its disbursement. Ing, he testified. i" r ,ln subsiillnries are to be re- of her eaptors might dictate. S it-' 'VINNII r.tt. Apr. Mr. Winston’s duties willinclude j the collector of the port at Ogden- , ef the Qual d’Orsay’ only confu * Prairie qpt. ,>f Die throe titans under eon* lent iitied to give evidence1 in }Kjr• have menaced tlie ................ ,1 . . dined i>y the payments of 2(1 per the finding of way* The singer’s nrivatv* c a r'th e issue and nuke ■■PV to finance the burg. __ „.................. , . . ...................................................l nuii more difficult M. young ..... ■„ . f . .is .. i Francis . . .Itrtv, , ». .■ bunk 1both-• .1 lent tn „„ 121.-I1, *which tlie iipprnx- .Iinimuy Btimbuy hearing!) and to }'•"o vin cc-for 0 boors, increase,, .dderutiun; the othtti being O r-1 government and upervi dou of tho was boat,led by four deputy eu.*-' the problem of now to (ram# the lerk, mid John A. .Martin, ur wltn witness tn the approach- *" senoosness in Muintoba today.; Inndo taking the cluli or Hanford _ ‘ fi . f .1 tti t . 1 g 1 1Butlo <imount of tni di DOsiltR witli * * the star budget bureau, the farm loan ! toms collectors after it had crossed Europe an security" pads. Its atttof , f.ucn . linns . tlMiniinjoct ... • to . .clntni i : . of<• ofv#- ing murder trial, n trial which Mtnnwhilo, w atenin Sonthsrn Sa> tcfcimr the club, ■oMncntji vi . . . . of. the » nclkhirnrhooii .tn 1 »» 1 Jm stn ie s Store tostlfied they hnd . .. ,..., ..... will so convulse Indian that i; kiitcncwan, except nt rantallon nit-l I leal official.* are opposed, hov.-- braid and the house debt commix- the border enroute from Montreal. >tutlf amounts to refusal to go to doner. Ho will act for the sec-! - .■ ■■ ---- -a general disarmament confecenc.* een Chnpmnn in ChaMftncii stoic1 * , t. i ... i i. » 1 may rank With the Dreyfus ease l.uiiutden. were reported receding, ever, to the snlit team plan, pr» relitrv alsoj where that offielxl must '■ D n n ,1 ,, i until the European pacts ere telhat Saturday night. Marlin. h»w-. ^ , T having such de- end the unhappy Antoinette's a f­ Two miles of the Canadian No- ferrlng to either take the team 1 County (Continued an Page Six| , lDuval iU Y tll L O U I l t y Roads K O A flS , tl|Hj , n,j to rc.,u#A^ that the naval jver, wo* nut iiositive declaring lie nn<. ‘ 1 . . ! 1 ' . " ■‘u .’ fair nf the diamond necklace ns tiomii railroad truck wen* wu*dtcd 1 wholly or to allow Orlando to have ! ft*eon(rr:nte* be put ofif at least until' P r n t r r n m T*t O n r v m p d ms "almost sure" the prisoner ' oil ot 11 red ill. neur l.umolcrt. am! it. The failnii* e f original plan (Continued on Page Six) i r«j,r«ini is uiijnihcu th< Rhfnelam, pait ^ u r#4,uy. belli Canadian'National and Cana* whereby Orlando and Sanford > he• man lie had rcen. . ‘ 1 adjusted, plus-three per cent ns Indian Pacific traffic weie tied up in .would liavu separate clubs m tho I TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 2 . - S e v - !. *hi$ ^ Ftanco But Brow was very positive. Ask u.r,.Ht for six months to Apr. I'.. other parts of Hnukatcliewan. n rgae bus n il aictw itli the ap ,0 naval eonslnicd by Frederick J. Grnchl, Chap- shares of the new company would nance of thr proposed tondentnaHome' have been abandoned getterI1' oval of the loeal club since it lion (hut liar interest in a naval / .a ^ * . 1 mm .. tans chief counsel to identify the |,e delivered on the basis or six A '.'ViV'"'! lion of the road huilitmR proicram ! *r | 1 ____ . in Lumsden. A continuance eliminate.* a wlirdesome. though' prisoner a second time, It? left tho shares uf preferred stuek. ".fi u O C K k K O D u S f e y S l f n i Iof. “f 11 weather which caused ice r.uher slturp. tivalry hetw warm eitness chair, walked up to within shares Commissioners of Duval county I ••dgptlon for r.ubm-rmj hnutares of class A convertible stod ‘ u *• • 1. ... ' x. 1 Jcr to break tip earlier than usual ir Fut'l’md ami Orlando. |hree feet of Chapman, peered in- and -t.'l shares of common. »h« is under no pre*e..t undci the recent $2,500 00t) butal Mfe" A lonfoiciuu of tooal officiul^, predicted. ently at him and replied Mrs. Anna Dickie Olsen, of Min­ issue wns contalncl in the report '’Filiations to dLcuss the question, wan held at thi* officii of Juduu! nesota, the first woman to be u Aggregate uf Indebtedness T am positive this is the niun made public t<alay by Gov. Murtin Le Matin C»mmenls That North Carolina, next io < f V m & i m i n t i n n nl* M i l l / ? K' Uminltojder. the club presi- candidate for thu United State* in which embodied the finding* o f ! deferring to comment on tho Tho aggregate of indebtedness to saw.' v O n .S U D I| Jl 1011 O l U K dent, at 10 o clock Thursday mornlie thus adjusted includes a $22,- Florida, is the most lirogressivo i Renal?, will be the headliner Thurs engineer, employed by him ut the ; r« w French naval program, t.e Pistol Expert* Testify ll):,.7HI bonk debt, $i:i,(I71,l!)0 of state ia tho south, is the nptnlnr In Berlin on Decline 11 ir. Tho club officers wltn will day night nt the Bedpnth Chautnu- request of citizens of the county. Uatin -uys today: make the trip t>* Orlando an* Before th** alibi witnesses took six ner cent convertible bond., doe expressed Thursday morning by \V | President llmish'dder, C. L. Britt mn which gives llm second per­ the stand today pistol experts fur in U*2H, $'.»,:JOT.08(1 of 7 'is |R*r cent At. Scott, Division manager of the j ‘ With u little reflection ottr formance of a week’s engagement Air.etlean friends will really,* Hi if the prosecution positively identi- convertible bonds due in l'.t.'tl an i American Fruit Growers, win* hn ; ; BERLIN, Aor. 2 .- Berlin drinks trd J. I). Chittenden. A rrange Details On in tintent at Palmetto Avenue and the nbtst* ghoul thr Frrnrh fleet lled the bullet which killed Kkelly $.1.41 l.JT.'l of stock purchase* ,tidi­ just returned to Hanford from a tisiaj only a little more than one1 Second Street. The Iccturt* Ity half till* qil:l!litv of milk it rollTWINS SMOTBEUED rwx having l c» rJ vl from the est ions. till through tin* state. Dodge Car Transfer ?.x ridiculous. The govrrunteni in 1 Mr,. Dickie will begin nt H:."0 ftuntod la*fon* thi wnv. The reason proposing to th- chamber the pro­ tweapon taken from Chapman vutu* "North Carolina " Mr. Scott ,1 • Stocr.holdet r. of the pres*m com­ E n g .- The rt week 1o'clock. gram for .conduction during the Ihe wns arte: ted in Mitneie, Ind., pany would receive without uny as­ clared, "is doing some wonderful) uvidcntlv is that the use of ipilk oldHORNSEY, DETROIT, Apr. 2.—A . tepresentwin sons of Mrs, liielia rd The afternoon perfmn.ance a* substitute* Mill pr,•vails. A muni/last January. One of them J. sessment, I shares of new corn- tilings but the most out: i.nulinq ip; I oxhibilb 11 i . planed Li bring Muidlnw Were smothered to ilealh [the Chautauqua, which l, gr.n at 10illiquid here today on thi work five yea. * which K not >et votcl. Henry Fitzgerald, nf Hartford, dc- men stock for one share erf old pre- thing about it nil is the system of 1.": 15 o'clock, was limit, ,1 to tlie of completing details to irunxfer laid its cards on the table. While Ielated there wu- not "one chunce feiit’d and fuurtenths of u share of roads they are laying. Bonds isn’t milk back to it: former popularity, while sleeping witli their mother. ! American Entertainers which hu* thr Dodge Brothers Incorporated, other countries unveil their tia­ progiaiu). iiraily at the last mo, pn ten million that the marks on new common for one share of old all of it hv nnv means but i think gullied c«.n*b|eri,b|e popularity as u tu their banket employers. The ra! thut it I t the groatent single fa c t-. [these bullet* could have been made common. public is without the assurance, ment, we lov ally declare now what novelty entertainment company. by another gun. we are going to do during five The plan leaves undisturbed the ur contributing to the present pros-1 The ad consists of the ofTeringa of however, thut further details in year-. Abroad Franrs's live years' ptious condition uf thu state. Under crossexnminntion Groehl present first mortgage bonds and Mi:,* Corine Jessup, who is a r<ad-!th" diiusual financial transfer will don't think I have ever seen1 i»ptn*cs arc totalized and c.-.mparwas unabb* to make, these exjicrts underlying mortgages, the account; a "I ••r, a pianist and a soloist. Th, • ' out lffim«Iiatel*'C Hr better system of i-oiuis th an 1 of oihri M tUi* L i adtr.it that the sumo marking* payable of the company uml most North Carolina now has and I’m . partner in the net. Mi** Gladys1mMed they would be iitfoiined ni with tho the veur ID'JI. could have been made on bullets of the debt of the subsidiary com­ equally certain thut the state that \ That PTorida hotui.x serve Cali- ion that the "trnde” must have JKills, is a singer, a reader and 1h |" ( r,om tinm bi time" he was assur"Frunce l* only tepairirg war fired through another gun, except panics. Interest at the rate of six makes fuster pi ogress will have) forma oranges and celery, that been caused by either "physical ot reputixl to be a violinist of uiuis-, c'l by u spokesmen of the company ilttiil1i/«. a)i«U i M«•!«»* -t — .... ................... ........... ! Jnr.t r ’-y i • Li.) iif tnimt) 1 in remote cases. Groehl sought to per cent is to be puiti on any debt tq have a bettyi*. sv*tt*ni of ntnl*. I pUtsidn roiot* n«<> peer-nrd, le ,.1'' •in: IBitff j * *-* * und iiriiain are .preparing formidastatement a* to when the silence . , „ _ . The American entertainers a r e ! Aiiu, Noith Curoiiua, not satisfied per cent of tho state, traverse Mi. HiirtungV reference to tin* ___Ket testimony tn thi, *<vCit Ir.tc tc La uJjuata.l li. vJvl’i'ut* l>> Oil. here for two day. again ,'1'* ° ur will) its present leadership is r u t , swamps where snakes, alligators hotels nf I’loridn -orving Califor­ to nteeetk* Mrs. Dickie during the I continued would !*• hrokrn. diui disquiet mi othi'r Power nor the record throuah a defense 15, 1024, untl from nrr.is expert,( Wiliiam A. Junes, Apt. 15, 11)25, is to be adjustedfirein |only maintainin'* its thut road date syst to and chiggers abound and thut tour­ night performance. The curtain) ___ _ ju-tify ujbiilinn.to other fleets. nia citrus fruits is characterized former captain of. New York po-i stocks of the new <x>mpany in the in an excellent manner but it ists,'after being ulred to Florida a:> "a wild lido nf tlie imagination, for the opening act will rise at o f-i | _ r , ,| /* i g\ We do not see the usefulness of lice. Jones, cross-examined bv same manner ns the principal of [ adding to it.” I by tho glowing prospocti of “real very fumilini to thut of the younv o'clock. Poheny Sells Out On puitici|iati*u in u *ecou«i \va*i»State Attornev Hugh M. Alcorn the dfbt to which it pertains. Mrs. Dickie is recognized ns one I Air. Scott mude a survey of ih-_* .state shaiks," i ettirrt to. Callfor-, nian t«nKUK,.,| i,i an extremely n 'I 'r i t n s n n r I S v h i r o s conference. Moreover we admitted the bullets introduced in J peuch ticlts in North Carolina n:ul nia feeling that it is tlie only hiinielv but wealthy girl, and who of thn more brilliant women or j rp ^« n i ra n sp o n o n a rt. |(ul an jipvUation, onevidence by the state “apparently the United States, tn Iter race for a» Fort Valley, liu. lie declared place on earth nfter all and that Freedom on Bail For thought of Lillian Buss'll every ti ,v txtrcntely un!ilu*ly. u , !w w were fired by the sumo gun.” i that each place is going to him* Florida is a Joke, is the silb tancc time lie kissed the girl. the Xenutu upon the neniocratic j NLU lU ilK , Apr. 2— The cm - ,|-dpatfhea declare, that he mediShepherd Lost Again uuotiiur ouninei crop ot the t *tiit of iin interview printed in an Ana­ Mr. HartungV statements nr, i nomination, she was beaten by trnl of the i’an American IVtro- luU,, j„ reprisal to insist upon lilt* centra! tieorgiu section heim, Cal., paper. A cllppine of Frank K'*llqgg, wbn now Is Secrc- UMim I runjiport Cu« pa**eu out paymrnt of lu place niwittl Sanfoid ('number Is 1 CHICAGO. Anr. 2^—William D. 1!fwith I- hand:; I--.—J . of•* »U *%V .. 0 »v- ** *■ growing ainurd 14,001) cars. the story, which is an interview cadrd those of “u disgruntled indi­ tary of Stute in the Coolidge cabl I of/ • the the. IV laihrnv fatuity •tl MIC W 1 I** vidual.” The reference to snake , ii. i a,,,! 11 ft with E. J . Hurtling „f Anith'lm, i* lormer amhrzssnijiir to yesterday for a price estiniateii in l ioan« •* To Hold Meetinir At ■Shepherd today, for the second CONSIDER Hil.l. lo ri referred to a* “ 1X72 modal inthe ( ,,'jit of Ht. James. financial circle* at $40,000,000. T h e '____________ was scut tn K. \V. (’carman, *-cro­ , tunc, v. a denied freedom un bail! y ctive which is nlwuv* pulled by Sl'E BRITISH CROWN tary of tlu* Sanford Chamltor an. Aitainonte S p r i n g s 1by Chief Justice Hopkins, who set !•riilay p/ght is set aside entirely Blair Co. of the ( ’lima* banking .u tn * l i t rloiidu traducers. More rattlers, for the comedy-drama "Adam and m of liritDt interests and 1 ia t IliH /i w t U t l c l i l S 111 ComnuL*rc». i formal arraignment for Apr. U. Mr, JVait.iuli writes, me round > ■ > LONDON.Mar. Ir—The historic Evil", the comedy, which ha* mi- Slumlord il Co., of Indiana, joined i The clipping WUis sent by E- ButiSan l ord Carry Out *1 Sanford Chsmiier, of t’omnicrc | States attorney’s opposing ef -1 lliitixh Ihw which provides that rumt- of tho sandy desert* mlj,fin­ joyed rematkably long run* in New in the purchase. , will* jouri *v to Altamonte Springs ' fort* of the counsel tor \\m. I >. j tire Croy/^'may r.ot b»' stleil will 1Muir.n, n yeal eft;ate man of Ar.a- ing the prominent towns of Cnlifo,-- York. Chicago and other i ,1? t) * ' » *.ix** ivi_. — ---------------- • ed he intend* lo ic a iiu tT C a tiu n t ta n ' tomorrow evening for a dinner Sbep^sa to ^Wlfi Bls i o l e . i Oil I be dfsens.ied iri I’nrHamert in the , heini, who t)m?lut i <1U ut June !•• - it ) ■nia jli^n nre tu h? had tn the cn- j largo Cities o f tin* United Slates,, I { j ( ) ( i | r ! s ’ H o S i e r V ; cynic ln Hunfui U th * ftp.* f|p*» n* - ___i___ irlx ! of* th e charg meeting a* th* v* o,* , bail ^ oi'o.linir • near juture when a bill is intri>- ihe intention nf making Floridu hi* ; tib« state of Florida. i regarded a;, one nf Dm* mo*t typsteps to promote a better* W r i t 'ot killing with typhoid germ* hi-* tluceil tailing for Its alteration. .‘ anfvrvt High School's agricult­ In closing hi* letter, Mr. Fear- ically American play. ever written. Match Browned .Arms Inline. fur Information He u:ska of friendship he ! uml denurtaumt is in tb* pakoss etwe-n this citv und . ,0SL*r a011' " m- b»*Glintock, today A committee of jlirixt- bus pre­ in rtsgaid to liie ciiurge* Inought man dcrlarc:: that Florida is build When given by an able caat it had a statement /rum Earl I vailed un outline of tne bill which otr«-r kuminuniti iof» ttl hrautllVIQJC tne “VUy.laSubsiai. -- ‘>«ar here. situation* S .. sending . _ UT _a _ corps _____* 1 of ,i.iM l nut in hr inter*. lew, particularly ! ing more mails per capita than any ubouiula in humorous BIO DK JANEIRO, Apr. 2. — ! .tiui" by student Tit- dinner will I* served in th- Clark charging the dsfcr.se with would knock out the ancient Inw O Dtale in the union. The increasing ami the lines considerably moru n tu costs of living which me plotting tn obtain affidavits from The American fad of beige-colored 1from the clao* to various schools Altamonte Hotel promptly at 7:')t) oitCBL'thur. The propo«al a* mnpopulation, he says is ample proof hose for women ha* hit Rio withluf t)w city to plant zhmbbcrv o clech 2r | ( Ti-i j, m, mner of the him 'in addition to those filed >«•* sidcied bv tlie jurists is thut the touched upon in the interview by of the valtp of theae improvement*. * lover than the average comedy. declaring that California lettuce nmusing results, due to the fact urufinj the buildings whenever eommerui! erganiza: ion is asked : tertlay hofon- Chief Jtntice Jacob Crown should be a* liable as any Seminole county, Mr. I’curmun de­ a lb in Floridu nt fit) cents a head, tn )k* present bv R. \V. I'carnmn, Hopkins. that the new stylo became popular L Ui-h a call for volunteer* is made, other employer for act* committed milk nt 55 cents a quart and bitud clare* in the letter, is noW calling Film Mead (s Bound here at the height of the lathing j Competing with 31 high M&ool In u statement Clark ruid he within the s?o»ti of an employer's Jr., ext ciitive secretary of the loa bond election of $1,750,000 foe r.t li) cents a loaf. Over to Grand Jury season. eat chamhec. hud been offered money in *-hail" • nut hot ity. [nirriculturul departments through­ good mode. In the repiy sent to Mr. Han--------Th* a«a ! out thu > u u at FtorwSu in* m s Officials of the S.inford t’hnmb- hla story cnrrnborating that of .lit . Feutiuui, *!<• ilm-isr** 'tint t-'inzt-)—r * yq i ....." 1.......... tcrtiioun no , urn i.uu. tL - •■-. • I 'f - s v ■ i.v.i -a - — >t nt « nr.iuv rtT1 believe thai n t'h.ir'e- C. harnun, science- scito,oi | /L. - -* • ------------- — T - . ..Liu* * been g r *at ititnii t~, or t ai- n"l>ii**ir b-*n:l ef z rrctiar. picture _■ n ••__ i* r, ; - *. -------- ^ !r. rclur that it was |iovidc cup iur um brst wheoi ga(rt. jT.f: •....J ! f j - Y * ><»rwwi «»r kivui of thi imlniit, ptcrticuiarly ol the spirit comounv is held for grand jiiryfrvqucnlfy thought hoseless day;, ,|fll ,xhlbie this year at Tatnpo at ■wi Tings < uf iii rrtmhcrx dure* that Hie) i hut Juts r.inde Cawrorma th tate notion on a charge uf perjury today ■ | n u .m IIOAGO, Arir. 2. — \Vh».■it; [ Interview and r* r h< •• cotiimunitU' ■ . the Smith Florida Fair. ' or nut* ion on odmitii after federal Judgu Mack dismiss- A ship’s tonnage i.a the old days The plantings around tlu- Klgn •"'•mil', i i.-ian to i .47; July. JJM t i must be uilore cultivated than thaw that it now is. It ia a poor ault, Clark sajd h • wi Ford, John Kingling. Ed Mr. Foarn.an writes, for a Floridan ml a bill ftf complaint filed by Huellwan the number of ton* of wine i School bui Com; May, I.021*! lo 10! D-j.l'if Hrniy | is Ids ;cy and usl.nl 1 ‘ tbhlv for Rat.* j i.mn. C.’oBi,cr and other* wl«> I' iv>* jiiewf-Mipi-r or individual tn "play up in ids suit to compell Lillian GUh.it could carry, but it U now xclen- j much fs»vorahte cvnua both Lv : May-. ION U 41. C 2.1 m gr affidavit i flat sIlhMetithil" blip-the ;W ORLEAJsTS, Apr. 2. —t ;ot- j found r?alidence in Florida to Is* I the earthquake or other faults that J eerv-n star, tu make pictures onlytifically reckoned according to wa- Jtouii'ts wul re. u<« eu oy bordering* Dte Scml■Utiafylng.. He advance's the <>f nt-1 California admits possesylng." » „nsI for his company. ter displacement, , _ iU UautJfivHttOj plan, um: May, 21.57; July, 21.80. •adla.V** ’■<* ■ ■ . I l Ionian Lecturer To \ie Attraction At (,;:n ^haMt^uqiia Here ,,n,*#rtak|in^ Local Man Praises Good Roads System In North Carolina ^ coun*j^5.^renCT nn California Celery And Oranges Are Served In Florida, Declares Tourist B 1 . } �TH E S A N fO R W B O T t m V IA TO H S LOST -tail s wore «idiverrd by J. Putnam * BIO OE JANEIRO— Myriads of > r a l n n u , part impcrUI potentate Wfcui “ « « ■*% a c w o jtn g a Sms - - >•♦able s S S * nSaMiLr- irr~--" .>annr. i «mi **on- ^iRtern tiraei). 1..N1JON—PoJIea-of towns in Ra­ re* are alien ed to achtxjli Pt Icctur,. JaioCi ..r, ;:.r .L ...* ,.. u» 1 Tlie vWt’ of the Washington American? to Florida is J8JR wa; the flrat real i|nin« I n in ln r turn o f anv dub, was the belief expressed by Connie Mack, the great Athlttlr leader. He related re r e t» — ?r* * 2 . c n 7 POP E i CAkEAjC W H th at h®r> Po p virtJCT v [*A . ., .w >|.i3tt (CoMinaed from pagi* 1) to Louisville to open the res Uko lost men were a most happy pair,” said Mr. ffaMeman, who returned r.iutur, l^re at 7 o'clock tonight with the new*. He said that they had some light food tinu plenty «»i pood wn. ming old mines for the ter and with some tape repaired 0f helium pas. , th e i t r r e t . WALTER SHEAN IDENTIFIED A S COD'S ASSAILER LOT ON (Continued from pago-1 > •< among all the crooks of the coun­ try as the man who conducts a hovr.n fur ex-convicts at your father’s hotel, the Cooley, in Springfield, and who ‘stakes' men out ot prison until they do n ‘job* when you get you? usual lfi per cent out of the booty/’ Shean’s reply was an nmrrily t)LD HOME TOW N 7lO CAM fienC DO,** iraovren tvi», \ t f By STANLEY . vu*> * uc»e. rsK(N or- icnncu down Cn \w» APHil H »ct 0a«* •/ DC,*, TWO MOMth* mc(-t Lytcen in Oi'. tovuS w"/ t j [ >t \ I **t‘ 1 Lrcui.f *u. **WC / ulTr,, • r. J HO•M l • T»*Ot/^sT /▼*; tv C* j LMT* , hr added by Groehl’s searching ques..ons, he admitted he had had trouble with the Kovrrnr.v>n» on nt least turd stolen bond deals. He |insisted that in one cc.ie he h^d ourchaacd the bond.*, which he knew to have been stolen, from Joseph .Marshall, or ttpnngftsld. rim th -n telephoned the depart, merit of justice at Wnvhingtin j.bo-t i\ At this point (Jrothl in­ troduced two of Khean's admittedly worthless checks, one of them witn mall, having I*i>« n cmhed l>; a Mra. lhe m tioni men t of jo itp Connlngham, an elc’.rrly inaid in the Hotel Somerael, New York. It v-an for *7tr>0. Hheau insisted he i hud given the check to Mnrshall i and thut he had no*, received the money, be fIa;aj'-i.«l:..U ; ted »H„» f;rner hsd teen in coin-* munication with Mrs. Cunninirham concerning repayment of her lots, uiu-an ueiiiCU ne nun ticen promistd leniency or immunity for hl> tJ<Jm"."/ ' the marked c*Hmlkr » " i z ith e r * the lost fliers were not consider^ [' utronjr enough *o man iheir ship 1 tr.cy in«i»te«l and were off f,., «$,' brine ns font a i possible, no tn,j. j»ble being e*fi{riencrt! |£ r,(jJ The landing field nt Sebrlng \f ,.;j mites tre e ihet city. A l.aky cylinder when fit? tvv wer.* speeding nohiewafl at an nl. titude of ahnnr 1,000 fee4, forced them to seek safety in n forcM . Ir.h'ilnjf. I.T.n'cUiiUiiy «»ucr eiig^t CLOSE IN ----- L CACT R c^ -d E se « s/w a e 'j r t p “ Re YlAO At J f.VJW-JL CRASH amo i. uook£ u p o cjj.xj THERECttTHE YLOCR.1.1 , 605H t WAO A *> PUN!N ORnAM- VMATS TV.c MATTER. 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M > I'kiri l.rap** J* II; • 7 i y luncry . ^ Cascade Linen 'fl M f i r 1 * i m i i i | I i * :• p n i L n u r . •|f«n!li * n f m l i l o t f fu p er > W f m to l U r li rM f u f tawik* i.iuilr. ril cm rcufMtti Retail Credit Men’s Association Prescrip!ion Druggi Phone 325 A FFILIA TED WITH The Sanford Credit Association I . F iW 'n f! jl^ C rO T T * w i l l o ffe r h iilf |»rlcr* I'll ii I-IL llotr* rni.n •«ti:.\u S n lr I hi r l ii .; s*t*r It H iilr n r i n n i»<iiii«i!m id % trtii;ill> D u r i n g o u r l c ■nlc *n lc \ til« li i ] i n l l h « ) r f n « c . 1|i»!dr«l n i l In o t i r |ilrrr m u ! a i i n i n i i l r n l f n r o n e >c .ir. H O•/.«*. I i’v»irj»P4iird i ir rrlie\ln*s Ntirrnrs*. liiMinirtwi i.llftiins, hruUrs .mil ^lirnlti**. lieli 'u*4 11•*ji I., •iii ▼ . Iileul fnr m *n nflcr .h:n lu»t. *<#Hnil.ti«| llir iVffon nl niili mlor Him h Iilie* %i*ll nml % ltl< iiil %.( I ii n li -t fr ii it i’ c o f f e e »if r \ «r|»r*Miiiil i f ilu c * rtMNlctl n<iil *1 t»> il»«* Infrwi m i i c b l H r r i • fluoit i|u:itll> I'acknau* I Imnnlalr*. i.n/ rrKilliir Mfnck. So kimmI rtrrj • Imi l> nil! mfiiil nf trim! fvto liutri. TUr »u|t|i|\ «\II9 not lint lung. rir«l romr flr-si u rin l. Iimiii THIn Sole Purest Rubbing Alcohol 1 U ti wnlr *h r r r ) i> ii lni> fill l l r t n itl l l i r r«*k,nlnr p r i c e — I h m n u v t h r r llriM «»f ( h r *»ltittr l. li t tl f o r I «*. \ntt I t l u w t r o t l o d i T h e * l n i t i l n n l p r l i r •il . l o n f r r l % n n U t i l j c f 1 r r m i i N Hoe. 1 u u I m i u J n r n l II i I h p r l r c n o i l l o M it 'l n u l c n i ' t r r . n r .Nl** | c u g r | i n n jnr?*. M u r ) o r l l r t r In i h U n itl c 1% n l i l g h - e t . i ’** *i|nn*lnr»l p i . r e nf t i l e r r H n n i l N c . Iiim| (hr * n n i r n<» n r *s**ll >«»•• eVer> *ln> III r r v n l i t r pri* •4. Delicious Chocolates* lonteel Vanishing Cream l i n i . l m tn *. s i.o o =r ; , , $ i . 0 l W hat Is a One-Cent Sale? if you have liCvti in tiie liabil of letting your nccounts drag, forcing the merchant to cu rry you fr.r A^rHslv** peried^ af time, tliin «.>. a greai ume In make a new start. Make SOME KIND of a set­ tlement bv tho tenth. You will think more of Itu iirm * nf ulR U fit frn w lrtl Rlri** lliiltlc* n iim u li l o r nn> il:r M l« K K crp w T h i i Hull* Purest Aspirin Tablets II'h a wonderful thing—Credit la. ll is the very fajadatiun i.l commerce and prosperity. And il in n wonderful tribute to mankind that a mere gentleman's Hjjretment is nil that is necessary, in most cases, to permit ihe average citizen to buy whatever he may need. . rr|iFii«lt.*i»f|uti llalr I'rrU lfllly r r t l n r m i l l * , iiriir.ili'ln •r o c \i|)lr.'ii. Today's mail will lie heavy with Htatcments »t accounts. Literally thousands of SunfurilH poopit*— people whose character and honor are un­ questioned-will receive the customary reports and immediately tens of thousands of dollars will begin to ccmc hack to the merchants for the (roods which they have been selling during the past month. f r f ir **0/ inLIrr Ia*|i 1 9 (i /» I nnn ^ U L \ e l u l l l i I t c CsruilttnlltiK T l i r t III n m l Iriwl |i«na<*r* • Mil.* it« i. m n l D o u b l e ll m li a Hfoiiilnnl t * r l r r f l o r N n t.V ▼ *it«rr« rt IItTc!* **r«*.i»i) IriiiM Will winml ii j. «m } onr l.irr lliniimli •u* |lir diAir. ll \ Klenzo Dental Creme (ioodform H air Net REXALL aving Cream ^ In nil fi ri l I’ r l r r Georgia Rose Toilet W ater \ 4 �1 •/_ _ more,you a n oat of tt, :9Vi ^ ;v :" y -• Ho, hum! The Alee things nbt living in a m o ll tovrv-l* you , so liable to be oat of work. ------*T3-,' i ^ They Jailed 600 mn*«\Chiliese New York. Looks like a hi j n o t kind ofinefficiency and evet m ty be th e result of the variotu courts of inw in aeuion o r shout to be called, one thing is sure present Secretary of th e N ary was a bed choice on of President Coolidge and t h a t the sooner he is relie better it; will be fo r Coolidge, for the Navy and ountry as a whole, ' . : ta iy WObgr has been a thorn in the Navy's-side « President Coolidge pulled him off s California hern he/^Mfiserving k.» .a;. |W_ ! . f justice •__ li ______i bench .where life term a- s___L chief and jaatie a sailor out o^him . It will be remembered that it was this same Wilbur who soon afte r his appointment, started on a tour of th e country in behalf of Coolidge’* election. He was making speeches and not weighing his words very well wnd Coolidge found it necessary to recall him to Washington but not until a fte r Wilbur with a remarkable display of dip­ lomacy, had said th at when we speak to Japan we will speak to her with steel. And it was this same Wilbur who modest­ ly congratulated California, a fte r that state had given Pres­ ident Coolidge a m ajority, in having the good sense to fol­ low his lead in supporting the President. _ W e are not surprised then, that now after what has happened recently, there should be a g reat clamor for his removal from office. W e would not be surprised if every Democratic and independent newspaper in the country should demand it of the President. B u t we are surprised to note in such staunch old Republican journals as the New York Sun and the New York Herald Tribune words of condemnation ( R U L E :— W h*tth at men should even so to th e n : law . and the yroiz n . ilp us, our F ath er, fHEN LUCK'S AGIN rO U igk you know th at luck's agio !tsr rs r k l >• lookin' Woe, Smite! 3 igh the skies are dark and ■ikis itst -j - — ,f the ami's quit shinin' through, . Smite! t d o ck t a ha a hero ii tha cards are runnln* high, rh ea things get goin* edgewise r 'em-then that you're the guy IfcoiMh' p a me Fortune's kicked and fishtoped you. W hat'o the use o’ feelin’ aod, Smite l W hat’* the use o' bein’ grouchy, When the other fellow's glad, Smile! Though today the clouds hang influence the officers of his department. * In contrast with Mr. Davis’ dignified and becom­ ing bearing, Wilbur made himself offensive by in­ jecting himself into the examination of others and at­ tempting Ui direct, shape and dominate the inquiry. It must have been a humiliating orieal for Admirals Eberle and Moffett, who have spent; their lives in the Navy. It must have been surprising surpr to Mr. Morrow and his colleagues, who had every reason to expect complete frankness. And it was discourteous to Pres­ ident Coolidge, who is so eager to g tt before the pub­ lic every necessary fact relating to aircraft. The country could do very well without Wilbur as Secretary of the Navy; Coolidge could do very-well without Wilbur in his Cabinet. The New York Herald Tribune in no less stringent terms discusses the Secretary’s statem ent made in refutation to Mrs,'; Lansdowne’s word th at her husband had protested And your world seems full o' sor­ row, Luck is bound to turn back to you, And -the sun will shine tomorrow, a g a in s t th e flig h t, aw .follow *: ,.1 . . So Smite) — "M ic,” Engineering Department This was in flat contradiction of the statement New York Telephono Co. first made by the widow of Zachary Lansdowne. It The Senators will likely find tho ■ l ’irates a tough crowd. Well, the Senators have been having trouble with Pirates of Ane kind or another fo r about one hundred and fifty years. Colonel Mitchell sayn that if he is fired out of the Army, he is go­ ing to Africa to hunt big gumc. May ’ be he is planning to bring back. a. nice big gorilla for Secre­ tary” Wilbur to play around with. seems now to be in equally flat contradiction of the official record. In the most lenient view Mr. Wilbur w a s . appallingly ignorant of the conduct of his de­ partment and incredibly reckless in his assertions. The result was a Jack of candor toward the American people when every principle of honor plead for the truth. W hatever the cause of this extraordinary misrepresentation of the fact, and whoever was prim­ arily responsible,- it constitutes an unforgivable act which the country can not.condone or fofget. -------------------o --------- —-— H A U G H T IN E SS^ llV E S UN DER the same solitude.—'Platb. CftUlaox'* offer of forty millions roof with 1 1 1 —--supply Kv.-rfi / dealer in drugs,1a foutd murdered In an automobile, with *1,400 In bis pocket. He took Some change etitors sellia drugs. He had info: ____ ___ ______ was killed f o r revenge. Nobody knows how many, mil­ lions are spent for drugs, . Jo w many hundreds of millions for bootleg, whiskay, or how many graves the drug and bootleg trades w I,,fi,L ______ . 'toil; at you," never w llllook aesin _*fi WOtKl^T . And few things make 1 a madder than not kissing het wh*nB' she knows you know ydu cadf, 9 % . ■- * JHR Before many more weeks *« will find just how much epcHtnU 1 merit, distance added to winter, k ia ---------mJ A dancer coiled "Yellow Ctor'h. o * ton” wan executed a t Sing but not for dancing the CharIestoik-flM lonecf, 41 iSPRW S'lfctfM w if e SiSMJER. 'ifau‘ee 3< c£0US BuTw Thb AUIUA*- THAT HUMAN beings are, not *o different from their alleged eoasins that climb up and down tree* wait shown in an experimant on one monkey. ] ' When they gave him only milk' he was happ: gave him tx milk. They he refused tx whiskey and loat Interest in Wine. U they had] given him opium or cocaine he irobably would have lled for thise drugs, and re•ed whiskey. It is encouraging to sec bootleg kings kill the Unig selling kings, but it won't g<j fa r 'enough. \ W * e lF * fu l Of a u - Wo have rend so much abon B 1 dirigible balloons lately we drcixVH . cd last night we were a footb*J.ra* Look closely next time you hu<i)fl n pedestrian with your auto. may learn a new Charleston * * * ■ In Berlin, the women are u * J t B ing smoking curs. Doesn't mi* ■ We just wanted to use that "uvyB ing” word. S These are ways of learning tkflB Charleston. One way is hunt a ciL H iar button in your bare feet ia i*rs| dark riom. SASUKE MATAN1WA. bom blind, has'climbld Mount Fujiyama t/x y e a n In sulccssion “to purify his soul for the hear." He cannot sea with his physical eyes, but he knows what is spread out before him Aom the mountain top. And every! year, while he livss, he will clirr^i the mountain. That's a wise iJapanese, ’ frith imagination, and fcrhapi’ his blind eyes, a:» he stand! on the moun­ tain ton, “looking over Japan, see more than oth<*s see;------------We see, feel, and fciow only what IMAGINATION tclA us. 7 In Newark, N. J „ bandits gx^st r\*10,0001worth of lamb akins, n.-Sj { now trey can make tlpsmsolvwHK some diplomas. * \ TO T H O sX DESIRING LOCATIONS IN TH E N E W \A R C A D E j PR ESIP£N r'C O O l\f>tJE knows now how men that fosght in the war feel about Colonel Mitchell and a national air force controlled A WALL STREET writer moahs about “the weakness of United States Steel common.” Yet that stock closed last night at $120 n share. few years ago Frank Munsey was buying 10(fc000 ri'iares of it around $10 to $12 a sham. v If Judge Gary lives twenty-fife yeors moret __ _____ to he ought easily, judging by his looks, Steel common #111 go a great deal high­ er, twice ns high, very like, nnd brokers will still be moaning abodt tho low price. But dont’ GAMBLE in Steel or any stock. But only what you can pay Tor, put It away, and sleep well. under construction qt the corner of F ir s t >St and Sanford Ave., ate requested to sec HIGHEST AI Britt-Chittenlen Realty Co., Ine, 210 E . First St. American Legion mhnahat ca r­ ried Mitchull on their-rti*uldeni when he arrived in Washington, cheering for fifteen minutes, know* the difference between a real fighter Ilk* Colonel Mitchell, who had more flying experience than any other nan In the war, and ’'gentlemen wjosd experience above the earth la regulated by the height of the elevators frt their office buildings. THE SOUTH neeil't cotton pickera, thousands of .he crop „ op bef in . the rains injure the cotton. ____ If you would like to combine business with pleasure on a C_r trip p> the South, write to the president of V .* ta *In At*• tho Chamber of gCommerce ianta, Gau, or Fort Worth, Tex., and ask advice. Find where man are neeite<L,^]so women and g ir a . Jump in yourm tlo car, see some­ thing of the South and its poaiilbllities, and pay your way. Seo America first, and thoroughly. See it with your eyes open, and you'll be able to go to Europe. NOTICE The young mah who aspires to a successful ca­ rter should make character and education bis hlkhest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving and regular bank deposits are a great help In giving accuracy to your aim.\Your account is invited. Phone 70* 4% Interest r d d m Savings Accounts Phone 733 TWO APAR’ A Each consists of two, fife room rapactm enU. .Close in. ■ . Nicely located. Income *2600.00 yearly. J m s m s u iw is s iiiw iiM for tha first five years, idxty mil­ lions for the next seven years and CHOOSE TH AT which ii best and custom will make it one hundred millions thereafter for fifty years, seems on tho face of moat agreeable.— Scott. it to be fair enough. ** j*r - i.w—. .. .f>——— — M Y FA V O R IT E STO RIES That Dade County Sheriff and By IRVIN S. COBB deputies had about as much fun thb other day as our American tlful besides." said tho parishioner. filers are having in Morocco. It “ But Father, what I want to know must he fun, if you like that sort Is this: Do you mane to i<ny that on of thing, to shoot people down so tho Last Day whin Gabriel’s Trum long a t they haven’t anything with pet blown everybody thot over llv which to shoot back at you. ed In this world, will be gathered togither a t the wan placo and the Formerly they always used to wan tim e?” have playgrounds around school"That i.' my conception of the houses, but before long automobile meaning of tho Scriptures nnd thu parking yards may be necessary,— Gospels," said the priest. Key West Citizen. The old-fash­ "Do you think, now f’rinstancc, ioned man who couldn’t afford to that Cain und Abel'll to there side go to school when he waa young, by side?," now has d son who drives up in u "Beyond a doubt. reported in Albnny, What non- J Pcoricsj roadster. "And thot little folia Pnvid and sense! Give us u largo bank—say tliot big slob Goliath—-thim nUo ono of fifty millions—to regulate Remember also that Colonel you think?" tho money market nnd checkmate Mitchell in blessed with an Inde­ "Surely— I tell you I believe that Philadelphia.” pendent fortune and if he got kick­ all the curthly hosts will bo assem­ New York has banks now with ed out of tho Army, he wouldn't bled at once." :i!veral times fifty millions each, have to worry about getting an­ "And Brian Boru nnd Oliver «nd one bank with more than a other job. That may be cno rea­ Cromwell 7” thousand millions. And "checkmat­ son why lie is not afraid to dis­ "Of course they will." ing Philadelphia isn't worrying close inefficiency in tho Army, “And tho A. P. A’s nnd the A. Now York. white other junior officers who O. II.’h? ’ Chicago has more than one bank know n s ‘much of conditions us iiu "Naturally." which could have bought all the I does, keep their mouths shut. “ Father," mid the praishioner, New York bankH a little while ago, "thoro'll be dom little judgin’ done Wo nro only starting. t Itas illlU ** Alfred ZnyaH. ono time president o f Cuba, recently remarked: “Cuba MR. COOPER, learned financier te tlje; only nation who has puid in the Equitable Trust, who tells W H Y ? her war debt to the United States you whether you must puy five MIAMI HERALD in full. This ia due to the labor­ and a half or five and a quarter iousness of our people. Sixty-se­ for money that he ought to bo ven per cent of our Imports arc Explorers tell us of a savage enca between tho savage tribe of proud to lend you for three and ,u from tho United States. Eighty- tribo in Africa that hAs been, Africans und such persons as Doy­ half per cent, says: "I see your five per cent of our exports go to quite recently, very much ugitat- le nnd others who would havo us Today column expects booming tike United States. We Cubans over the birth of an Albino child believe that they are In commun­ prosperity to continue.’ A child in the cradle, if it could to a black mother of tho tribe. ication with the influences that are proud.'' The whole tribe is convinced that can tell the future and control it. talk, mtoht convince anybody thr«t We may well excuse the savage pro i lerlty MUST CONTINUE. Visitor* to Florida can find some the event presuges some dire dis­ for his supersition, but supersti­ Wo are only BEGINNING tho experience In pronouncing some of aster. A. Canon Doyle, who has bud tion is too easy n word to use in world's period of great industrial tho’ namea on the map. kur ox* Srnipte, among the rivers will bo much communication with the spir­ connection with otherwise intelli­ development. found Chattahoochee, Wltchlac- its of the dead, now announces gent people who believe in such MR. CROMWELL, like Wi p4r rsroochco, Choctawbatchee. GJcon- that tho spirits are attempting to nonsense as that promulgated by cent of middle aged men that rid.*, | Doyle tell him of some great disaster tockhatehee, Calooshutchee, OnoaAnd this question arises to the rode in u soft hat. Ho fell, ho i hahaUhnu, Homosiasaa, Orkloko- that Is soon to visit tha earth. He tte<v Chipola and Oklawuha, while cannot sny just when the trouble mind, why. In it that prophets al­ struck on his head uid was killed. a r '-m r the musical names of taken will comurencfl or just what its ways and invariably prophecy The right kind of rraing hat espe­ -ih** state hvvfng thousands of character will be, but he is quite evil? Why ir it that they never cially made with an alrcushion in ttewn*_are Weahynkauku, VVonc- sure that something is going to toll us of any thing good that is the crown, would have snved his & ijatchii.ciia, Istokpoga, happen. A local celebrity of th<* tot*ccur? Why do they invariably Hfe. : * • ! Mr. Smith, ono of the ablest 'Apopka, lamonio, Miccosukee, To- same kind is ulso predicting that take it tor granted that the Al­ presidents tho New York Central f ..,__ Hlcopochec. Psnssoff- the rich men and tho flappsrs are mighty Father of us all is a lw a y s ^ *, was killed in tho same L kce Watl big Okeechobee, down in nil to be visited with a terrible on the vsrge of inflicting untold j ever had, punishment and suffering nponjwuy. th e ’ K vcr'lxd es.— KinMnituee Gn- disease because of their sins • . i. Middle l What, wo nu»y,«sk, U the dlffe/i Ills s ie u tu ro s ? :CE - PR O G R ESS INGTH | ./ i'rfce $2D,000.00 J ^nMuuuMuuxxnuunmmMmJxxMnmMMnuuumnummmmunnuuumunmm i Beautiful Lake Fron t Lot And G room house, Garage... Paved street on Crystal Lake, $6,500. W e have two plans ^ ^ n a n c i n g You** Home G rooms and bath in Sanfurd, all conveniences $6500.0Q 6 room horse on large lot in i'aola, $4,250.00 L— We will lend you 3 acres in bearing orange grove near Paolai $4,500.00 A ll Th e M on ey necessary to build a complete home op(i _ i f your home is already built we will make you a very substantial loan ®n it. NO D E L A Y — ----------NO W AITING Prompt Service Guaranteed Call and let us explain our plan. L. SIMMONS Sales Manager Phone 117 H 5 108 Magnolia Ave, ■■■■■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ssm ssn m n W i i n M s m m i i s s s s i s .. i trail ((■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■xaiaagiBBiiiiaxaxagiugiaaaaaggg TWO LOTS FACING EA ST One of the Best Locations in the City $760.00 Each ■ 107-109 S. Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. Phone 720 LOT ON rilJG H E Y S T R E E T Between Park and Magnolia [SI,'750.00 3 Double CornerlA partm ent House Site Corner L et on Union Avenue renouncing A Good Buy R oom s 5 0 1 -5 0 2 . P h o n e 95 F i r s t N ation al Hank B uilding. K arl J . Schultz “ * SA LES FO RCE M. M. STEW ART DOUGLAS KING ■‘ i w a 3 iim H H ia ia in n a n m a a n s m H U H U K ** ‘• ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ n a x f c a f la a x B a a a a x a a x x a x a ia a a a u a a a n " " Real E state and Investments I’irst National Hank Building Representative— W. F. Holborn INI) S T R E E T iatc Acceptance AN ADVERTISEM ENT IS T H E SIL E N T SALEMAN O F COMMERCE ■ 822 May Street ft M 0 — ■ im in ik n u u iiH H u g B !;, — Jacksonville, Fla. f �ion Rsvue W pstingr Even) officer* of the association, ie reception all adjourned to Msioun grounda where tcmta were served by the nfc c -’ ■■ ■ reetaurant in the center of m whlth ■haa been successmducted for the laat eight by Mr. ahd Mr*. H, J . Leeds t .M n ioJd%to M r,. Monroo fening at 7:46 ottoc ^amlon Revue will b liana Theater with a B * . Specialty Shop will itittoidne o f the moat be* ■ ^ [.e e n u s^ Fashion Show ■ ■ ■ tin of Fall apparel.thi K?im>le Chapter Number 2 e Order of Eastern Star S a tI :3 Q o’clock. All memB u r^ d to be present and K g Stars will be made KeUracttve group, of + t the following: M rJ Peers, l£w t Lillian Swi , Wa Margaret CoWanJl WEpps, Mrs. B. Ji Coot is -ora Hill and JM1* M ,0f They will model i n ^oi garm ents' adding t < aracttve porapnallty. f Spendable Class and the E t g h t e r s " Class of the ■ Church will meet at 7:30 H th Mrs. C. H. Smith nt ■ on the comer of Third Kd Palmetto Avenue. EvIber is urged to be present k tan t matters are to be The younger set in town hive be­ gun their - festivities for the sea­ son. Master John Bristline cele­ brated his second birthday on Tues­ day afternoon when covers were laid for eight. The decoration* were pink and white and white froated birthday cake with two pink can­ dles graced1 the center of the ta ­ ble. At each Diace were pink bariceta filled with flowers and can­ dies. Games were played and a delightful afternoon enjoyed. Among those present were Mary and Jack Searcy, David Wentworth Lois and Frank. Beckham, Betty Overstreet, Margaret Stuart and John Blatllne. Saturday. Itory Hour will be held a t rary at 10 o’clock. Monday. Ipe Organ Club will meet ime. of Mrs. Ruby Cooper Palmetto Avenue at 3:30 dth Mni, Cooper and Mrs, ietta aahduteawn. ll Tuesday. Daughters of Wesley will [business., meeting in tho tom a t 7:30 o’clock,1in the r. All- members ore urged resent as thero will bo elecofficers. Personals H an d M n. E. B. Clements BgWednesday its C^rlamlo. ■ . FVirrest Lake is the guest p sister, Mrs. Julian Cnrpen■ Jacksonville. EL W. C. Hill and Mrs. Ernest Vdusholder wilt leave Sunday !4w York City. t jl ---------- is Martha Mathews of Orlants accepted a position in Sanror the winter. 1 ______ W. Pearson of Fort Valley, la spending a few days in >fd on business. L M. Cathrae of Eirstts Jperft f»day In Sanford combining lure and business. and Mrs. Charles J. Rumph n f 'their housb guest, Airs. Rumph of Miami. -- - rge W, Knight and Frank R. jfeill will leave Saturday on a tea trip to Atlanta, Ga. and Mrs, A. Raymond Key mail daughter .are expected r from Aahevilie, N. C, L. Rousseau and M. L. Smith ksonville were guests of Mr. [rs. A. Cijrpany, Wednesday. Vi. Beard c^f Jacksonville ia ng a few ’ Jays in Sanford Goldenrod Boi Ton Bridge! Clib Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lathrope I were Orlando visitors Sunday. .Ocoher marks the beginning if || cib affairs the first of wh h t beld Wednesday when M«I Caswell entertained the km iiBridgo Club a t her homepn tgolia Avenue. ii.pix radiance roses with fehs Wire used with delightful effet In deorating. For making Ugh icon Mm. Hawkins Connelly fas ■wared a pair of beautifullylmbroidred guest towels. / ^•Fcowing the game deliciouf refreslncnta of a salad and ai ice coun were served. / vTis® present were: Mrs/ Ed­ win Betts, Mrs. W. C. Hill/Mrs. J . DWoodruff, Mrs. W. W Pot­ ter, irs. C. R. Kirtley, Mn f B. B. Bsg)tt, Miss Fern Ward a j i Mrs. Havins Connelly, BfTtL Markell ri daya ago from an it-T___l In20Days i Skinny Clark Mathers purchased a new Overland touring car this week. H. C. Parker and G. S Brown were business visitors to Sanford Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker en­ tertained at dinner Sunday even­ ing. Drady Mathers and Thom/ as Dodd. — Mr. and Mrs. McKay of Westvllle, Nova Scotia arrived hero last' week and nro looking for a location for a homo latlta going some—but skinny .1 .women . tind > children ijurt ■ *• w ___ i i____ t the eldent daughter <f Mr. id Mr . W. B. Powell, wife came m Ge rgia about 1860 aid residi n Bnoksvtlle where M f. Miller 1 boi x before the fanlly move U St 1 ford. ’ J ra. Miller was b<am In Bri villi Feb. 25, 1857. She Is.su f ed y a sister, HrsjGepeva : If' ell ;owan Thompkias and nl a Mn I. D. Hart of yBanfonl, 1 Kat e Thompson of. Deland, s Am x Hughes of Wept Palm Be h M r. W. M. Host wick of Jock vill and one nephew. Bober Pov ell of Pennsylvania and husmnd. >tr. and Mrs. Miller have 1 maided 30 years and*fori21 y w et! residents of this neigh hoc I, being'one of tne fim t to grow celery. Y Jf * rs. Miller will Yf greatly by a large ctaele of frie funeral servinfs were con ted at tho residjnee Sunday ; o’clock by Rov. mxon of tho M odist church o0vhlch Mrs. M was a member lor many years. f U o salaa Men Can Do the Same w . / aEBIl.f ucia vuvj wsn« v CodfLlVer'Oilt Compitound Tkblets. Aa chockfiill of vitamlnes sa.the nasty. wshy, tasting cod liver pll itself, but these sugar-coated, tasteless tablets are aa easy to tak* aa candy and won’t upset the stomach. . One woman gained ten pounds in twenty*two days. Sixty tablets. sixty cents and money back if p o t satisfied. Ask Bowers Pharmacy, and Union Pharmacy or any drug­ gist for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets. Directions and formula on each box. “Get McCoy’s, the original and ; genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet." Lessons in Classical Dancing M P3 Several member* £ the Boys’ — Club camped on the Booth side of Lake Mary Friday nght. Among thoso enjoying this ccasion were Gordon Cole, Meloin/Dunn, Stan­ ley and Clarence Nickham and Harald Dickson. j' , The surprise pi oentjy by Mrs. Hj daughter. Miss E was. greatly enjoy: Sppubcr of. guests Vnany games, ddl menti|„ wei;e served Grapevi le tlaine far her tel Hyotlainc, [ by the largo resent. After dous refresh'­ Will be given by Miss Sara Wilson beginning Oct. 1 st. at American Legion HalL Call at 410 Oak Ave. morn* Ing or call 213 in the P. M. \ li very enjoyable affair was giv­ Longwood en Friday evening by Mr. and Mrtj R. L. Croon at their W »g. \ Is. George U. Stuart has re- tiful home 1 in East Goldenrod *wd her teaching in tho Sanford wh[ro they entertained with a Priiry Schools on Magnolia swimming party and a fish fry. Theit guests wore Henry Town­ send and family, late arrivals from McLeansboro, III., Master Warren Brannon of Orlando and Mr. 4nd Mrs. G. S. Brown. of Mr. and Mrs. Munroc B. K amt Mrs. Clyde A. Byrd have rned from North .Carolina, to they spent tho month of lember. . and Mrs. Wellington Lloyd* icd Wednesday from Mlnden l.llon m Greenwood Lake, Mich., where they havo Men ing tne summer. . ■ 1 AFlegation of busir fro Hrmingham, Ala., iast week Irs. O. T. Alford is expected to invte| $235,000 in rcnl real estate jrn toduy from a visit with rel- in on^wnod, which will soon be [es and friends in Birmingham, and Waycross, Gu; [cv. Tenney Deane, ■ who has n tho guest of his parents, Mr. ! Mrs. W. T. Deane, left Wedday for his home in St. PctersH f r . and Mrs. W. F. Hnlbnrn nnd n p g h tcr, Miss Audrey Holborn of Flntbush, L. I., have arrived in' £*nford and expect to make thcirl fflturc home. * Dr. and Mrs. G. S. So Iman left] y lay for Philadelphia, Pa., where! . Selman will enter tho Univcr-j fcity of Pennsylvania for a special •- M r •-Du Mrs. Henry Yeats and; fM4ss Mary Yeats of Port Ta/npnj Ctty were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Corpuny at their ngrnc oil M ania 11 Avenue. f " is ♦Mrs. Bessie Stephens and Miss Jijno Waddell were called to Soutlf Carolina Wednesday by the death o f their sister. Dyron Stephens accompanied them. Mr! and Mrs. Emery Brown left Thursday for Beaufort, Go., where they expect trf remain n year and will tc engaged in settling a large estate left by tho former’s fath­ er, whs died recently. Mr. and M,rs. Brown have been property owners and residents of Golden­ rod for a number of years ar.d have mude many friends here who regret to see them leavu Goldenrod. The marriage of Miss Kress Brown to Robert Slavic of Oviedo ^vns solemnized Wednesday even­ ing at 8 o’clock at the Baptist parsonage in Winter Fark, Rev. Reid officiating. The bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Brown of Goldenrod and is a very attrac^ tive ‘ and Claimable young lady. Tho groom, a most successful young auto mechanic, has for several years been with the Or­ lando Cadillac company. The happy couple will .for the present mako their home in Ov­ iedo. Thy have the hearty good wishes of a host of friends here. -------- r VIRGINIA VALQ OOTH TARKINGTON’S high-tension story of 1 a man who went, to jail for another man’s ime, and of how he came back and settled old ores. . , The kind of role 'Moighan revels, in— down to the depths, fighting back to the top, W ithin a D ay o r Two . Elmer Bergquist arrived laatP week in his car from Chicago and spent a fow Jays ut the home of Mr. nnd MrsTrJd Lundquist. He ictv Jfonday for Fort Meade. Mrs. Scott is ill with inflaimtnry rheumptlsm nt the home if her sister, Mrs. J . Brtdgoman. \ brother, J . S. Weeks, came fron Georgia on Friday and will locale here. Mrs. WiUon Bryant and Sir*. I Fletcher recently returned hom* after spending a few weeks witi I relatives in Geirgia. Mr. Richard* 1 son is visiting at the home of hit sister, Mrs. Fletcher. The Dorcas Club met at th« homo of Mrs. Hllma Lundquist, th« resident on Thursday with Mrs Orel!, Mrs. Vihlen. Mrs. E. Wj and Mrs. E. F. Lundquist, Mrs. E l­ mer Tyner nnd Miss Eunice, Mrs, Archie Swanson and Mrs. Ballin* ger present. Cuke and coffee ami toast wero served by tho hostess. The next meeting will be at thu home of Mrs. Archie Swanson. S A large gathering was held Mon­ day in honor of the birthday o( Mrs. Hilma Lundquist at her home, it was a real surprise nnd many were the wishes that she might live to enjoy many more. Cakes were served with coffee nnd cocoa. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness and Mrs. Nelson of Sanford were present. Free Moving Pictures everj' night this week of the COMMER­ CIAL BANANA PLANTATIONS at Peace Valley, will be shown at The flowers were many and office of TAYLOIt-ALEXAN.beautiful. Interment touik . place the DER CO., 112 Park Avenue., at a t Lakeview Cemetery. 8 o’clock promptly. E a st Sanford Fred Ford has gone to North t Association held in DeLand DANCE at Osteen, Tuesdays nnd **n the state meet of the asSocia- Gdcrgia again for another ehipThursdays. Music furnished by ,t, was uvarded to Del-and to bo inent of cows for Sanford people. "Melody Three." Everybody wel­ ll in conjunction with Voluri’a Mrs. Jennie Powell Cowan of come. iiiity Fair during January 1026. Pampano was hero for the funeral |'bo va'iovs contracts for install- of her sister, Mrs. W. W. Miller. i of a water system in the town MRS. R. O. TRA V IS kLongwood have been awarded. Graham Hunter nnd brother, ”•drilling of the well section fan* Parks Hunter, were called to Char­ In let to Jcnuph Kahcn of Orlan- lotte, N. C., or. Thursday at the Public S te n o g ra p h s Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff < who has this week set up the death of a much loved uncle. Valdez Hotel Lobby „ aad Master Frank L. Woodruff, III •ichinery for this work. The drillreturned Wednesday from Henderf > is to be for an eight-inch well I Mrs. Katie Thompson of DeLand »4pville, N .’ C^ whbre they havt| 1 to be continued until n flow |is spending the week wiLh iter als200 gallons per minute ut as- Iter, Mrs. I. D. Hart, coming '>*er boon spending the summer, a ______ m .*eu. Evening Buainea Class Ifor the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. ami Mrs. C. M. Fuller an)l 1 Miller. m e n s c h o c i b u il d in g M olly of Mouotvillc, S. C., Dio Pafejil-Toachers* Associ ■Irs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. rgted Wednesday in Sanford tJSj 1. on Thursday afternoon held Svery Monday, Wednesday make their home at Comfort Cou jeptlon for the U acbeu of »] ind Friday Evening 7 & 9 Ljjte Tney» Weft* accompanied bf ■maa School i t thd'libfne of S*i B j It. h*uller, who will return U ’H lM rg m J*. S’1 H thnrt vhh^heV* ■ *■ wuh Fresh O uters Daily BALTIM ORE OYSTERS Rev/ J . S. Clark expects to be hero h e x t. Sunday to deliver The largest Real Estate dead regulir sermon. / Royal F ru it Store reported last week was thivr of 165 acres owned by R. L. Croom MiL Hamil Tolar is n guest fhis to a Chicago firm. The consid­ eration was reported at $75,000. wicU nt tne home of her ajster. MmJ Walfrcd Pierson. TljlJ^ MODISTE SHOP^fi Invitations arc being received Tie Willing Workers will meet here by the friends of William \ ,m • . Pounds, a former resident of Gold­ after school Thuisday at the how« | I b no^ open ready for the grot a very uellghtlul/program enrod to the Pounds-West wed­ of Hinor and Pcjirl Tyn4r. V* ' f fall sewingy (a $ng arranged which tho older ding at the Methodist Church at ghlren as well as thtV younger Ocoee October 6. lit i . t # f m . ,t> Tlw memers if the poultry club on< will enjoy. Mrs./ Thomas aif 111 loolcng fjrward to the meet Mra. Geo. Brockhahn 0*1 will tell some mw folklore The many friends of Mrs Laura at! (Jencva i,to Va held Friday. Ctc«a, and Miss Margsret McRae '• 1214 E. 2nd S t iI --------wi have chargo of the following M atters will be glad to learn that the operation performed on her Mrs. Hilmn I.unquist and bronlibers: • ?/. , 4[U1 bib er trouble,’’— Katherine eyes in Jacksonville lust week for thm Emil Magnuson, entertained the removal of n cataract, was a O frftln g , id Grandma”— Lairra success‘and* that sfriM^'UdiMg'nieeu 1 / and will probably bo home in h fi Brown. Mis) Ellen Vihlen, who hna been week or 10 dayB. Jwunty Beck”— S I oIhc Winn. visiting for a few week* a t tho ^,'bat Dago Seeder of mine"— home If Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rev, Frank Grant of Orlando Vihlen, returned Mondtiy t<> Win* CoeHa McRae. A S 'fter the quarrel"— Miss Mc- filled Dr. Sutton's pulpit here ter Park. . Ba Sunday afternoon and spoke very interestingly to a large and aps ‘he fidgets”— Miss McRae. Frank Ericson came Iqat wtc^T 1 the young, people are invited preciative audience. The subject and is stopping at the home of Mr. to tend, and as the children havo cf his dtscouria . w a s " “ MisslonV’ and Mrs. Stcdt after spending the sh<n continued interest in the and at Its conclusion a “very suK- summer with his daughter ut , Stv hours, it is expected there l stantial collection was taken forV Cleveland. ^ thi worthy cause. wibe a good attendance. 1. Mary Lohlse Dickenson of 1 will arrive Friday to ho tho ___ td fro'fna month's v tivM;&sd friends in lowarrf Gilbert o f D w i a caller at the"!; hono Friday, >My. ar belt and daughter ai Mw. Gilbert’s pawn ££ charming small' huiel Jn» apparel will be ( ip byMarion Ann Power i sm Maxine Brockhaln rljHohart. \cy interesting progrfn lanncd. which will ibrs by the followln rrj.Hobart, Miss Cora lhll,|H, Clsse. Miss Margaret Covkn ss laxlne Brockhahn are S| S dijI. Several of these/are al djfavorites with Sanftpl sad E>vip' Friday Bgular business meeting of 1C. T. U. will be held at dock a t the First Methoireh. All members are re* to be present as there will Jon of officers. Edward Betts will enter* i Eight , 0 ’Clpck Bridge her. home on Park Avenue. j|hn Ingram B «4h hat beenthe terJMrs, W. R. Gue Ingfam’s visit with poHta in New Jem -------; I r. Jamen Purvis am Mr*. Jamea <Pu Jr. 0f Pinella* Pal Mi . Jack Whlttiki w ee week end gui Mu. A. E . P u t r Fine quality In nil the new nhades with colored borders, 54 inches wide— 54 in. heavy flannels for childrens Coats, small and rqedium size, check, all wool in blue, tan, grey, brown, Special— 40 inch Vanity Crepe in all new ahatles, heavy Specialu— For nil colons 21 New bright shades wide, French Flannels with fine check and j. Rose grey, rust, green nnd beigh und 54 INCH F L A T C R E P E S Tan, Grey, Navy Brown heavy ttilk— Figured Georgette:— Smut! figures and large flowers, light and dark patterns, 40 in. wide. 54 Inch Bordered S ilk :— in the new colors, Rose. yu. ed borders embroidered on heavy quality flat crepe and Tan 1 !* and 2 yd. dress patterns, $10.00 yard. v a a a M a a a a M a a a a a a x n a B u a a u a ia a a ^ K x a a a a c a a a i �buyer for your prop* iyou wish to, make; ;n dence lota, business bl ■.1 OF 1M- d.eyotea;, tire! im p r OV- argains.iifiel ouir^LIMITS st 10.U00------.Terms. lent'dwelling aitd outhouses fo|d h as been wtingf fo r. Wo a t W , 060.— Terms. need to look ^ ,tlyugh|he pap er 'v for, th a t buy.jyYoill fink |t, rig h t O .F.P E A R SO N , W 1 ^ *. Ifood dw elling b a m s a t $ 7,0D0, REAL ESTATE Bill • Mas tile Building-— 4 page fo r ^SpeciftListin As.” pldg-.— Telephone 120 3 5 acre celery fi • v V The DaveyiVinston Qr here sooner ot* lair, t W atch th is r - 5 ** * %* J7» ’*'■ ~ LIST Y O I K p O P E R I I WjH® US With offices in N (v Y ork City a id various, other cities over the country, : rei t e m a posfiai t6 )f ell your prop­ erty to northern ftms'desirious in this locality., U- J k ^ ij w j >ss lots, efc, If you have a c re a g i subdivision kindly communicafc with us. B E A L EST A TE — INSURANCE yk 811 F ir s t Nntio n il Bunk Building Sanford's newest aid m ost m i n ­ Telephone 732 ed subdivision. Hi* frly restricted. LEAL E S T A Jl Locate\l ju st east; >fjRose C ou rt iDevelopers i<< Brokers romofers on Hughey Ayenub in the direct SANFORD, FLORIDA L ots in this new'*Bubdivision\ will be on sale in early October. Pick your,lot early. L. A L L E N , Manager • DUBOSE & HOLER \ REALTORS '***»«» ffn i*t» ri Mi » i(fif.i % i '*#' .« , t i t f ,J> f4liUUvl uiiiiiini-tr. iii riiihOiHiim Jnuw « m «jai ' if*j. Zil \ . * ' * *". . <*, h fi'jinnTf,— c£ 'fetablisiied 1910 ■ V Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer loan : NSURANi Office 116 Merri wether Building SUBDIVISIONS P. 0 . B o x 331 ACREAGE TRACTS,? 1. A 3*ncre bargain 01 Country Club Road f SAN FO RD , FLO R ID A f. 411 1st Nat’l. Bank Bldg. •j 35 LARGE BEA U TIFU L HIGH AND DRY LOTS All Cleared, Some H ave * \ Orange * Trees •I o m. j i * • f $50 Cash and $ 10 P er Month % BAYARD REALTY CMP ANY ta Vi iM ' j f O O N L Y $400 \ 2. The ono remaining imimproved lot in the heuAf Sanford’s business Section; Sanford, Fla n ^ I’HIL SMITH, ji1! 1 FOR ItENT - Real Estate— Iim .A NO IN T E R E S T , NO T A X E S k S ' jry t .■ 7- " * >S d “ ■J * .£ •, i t 1 1 Money invested wisely nets returns. We knot inford and Florida Property Wo are here to render serv! BRYANT & HATHAWAY J ** , \ >£■ K \ \ 20 Years Experience With Florida Land ' ■ - Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post Office, Sanford, Florida, \ BAYARD REALTY *T”---------------------- ARCADE ROOMS tf to you. T 116 South Park Ave, . •V. ' \ CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES •\ w » » r? I FR O N T A G E LA KE M ART SU BD IV ISIO N once. <j MONEY PROPERLY I : 1 W'* • * L 'tf * Mr1 ■?i-•»-T = * < F o r any information concerning this su bdivision call at— a , ■'. k. 7—,| > -jM i n m i , l • |-V. 1 / L* ,v IN V ESTIG A TE US' » We are developers andspwners of Holly Hip E states at Pierson, Flu. An Investrnen t in either a safe earning power. ifo Magnolia Ave, X ” if - f 11- Phone 117 l!l<) E . U 1 Si. <•S « Phone 708-709 305 1st N a t l Bank llldg, I k**v.ryL'A^' Daytona, F la ., and Flamco ' hesc properties assures you £u REA LTO RS 1m SIMMONS, Sales ’ The company behind the development 13 important they will do. J ' ,I:'■ ,'*•Tth yf\ pSf Britt-Chittenden Realty Co i Inc. ',t G ETS R E SU L T S i This “Wonderful Subdivision” located j list 4 miles from Sanford, only 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores of “Beauti ful Crystal Lake” in the heart of the most fertile farming region in all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home, 41 * m .MLiM If 2 • this building better see us at t ' t ‘ They are going fast. If you *r h are planning fur u locution in Sftpfovd �Itvta* and If d««d. all SM tPK i Chevrolet Touriri DRUG STORKU Drags. Soda*. TAMP/l MORNING TMBUN] Send In joup su»-*crlpJa« to Tribund or hand It to t s a r 1< dealer mo yon can re a l f lo r i greatest newspaper. (ft« y Real Estate $8.00. 8 month*. $4.00, tH et mot $2.00. If you desire $lpO0 ini lo ts a t w r o l b s a l e We offer a t wholesale 462 lot* in ance policy add 76c to /o ar or ■sutiful Pine View Estates. Lots Igh and dry, The biggest barT FIoridaT Wire for and terms, ftarlevan Realty Co. Corral Bldg, DeLand, OR S A L E : 3 chine on easy Miknton; Sanfoi S ELECTRIC CO. to CUIon A Platt l Everything •> E. SPUKL1NG, gUh-ditrlsiuD COLUMBUS <Ga,) LEE Classified ads have th MKlallst Subdivision to Ormdo, Florida* and F l o r a circulation in Southweste sights, Florida on Dials High- gla. gate 8c ( 6 . word lit -Three nations. Mfr-j i Second. First and E f v Avenue and 10th StrA t L* a n s a * a * rseenlstlve thorwith rite*, rales in, will give you nation. Ami If will assist you ir want ad. to ,1min* interest* under Kth, d«c#»»*d, or othrrd to th * last »liov« de­ part}*; [tiiiall* Hmjrth. If ir dead! *11 parti** cialmta under .losall* Hmytli. if, otherwise. In and to vov* described property; If» living and nui n«>vrth. t»rk• ••••*.» — .— If .dead. ___ , p artla* clalm ln* Intercut* under thur Smyth, deceased, or otherwise •nd to th« last above daacrlbed iparty; Alla Smyth, If living and dead, all p artla* claiming intara . under Allan Smyth, decaaaed. otherw ise, In and to the lam >V* deacrlhed property, nnd nil rite* w hether known or unknown tm lne intereata In and to the laat ave described property, fau and each of you aru hereby |er»d to appear to the above cn led cau se on o r herore the first inday In November, the .nm e l,<r a Itu le Day of this Court. am| r> Snd day of th is month, a t the the'.rauuest of man ay a n , and propen aw~pfop*rty within naftdr described. n»U yen of Intention to a| datura of the Slate i convened In 8p»cl i* tit* month of Novi 22— Sale, Fumitue Prlnthg See g a We carry n full line. . 4 1 7 R Our prices ore rig h t Cat terms. Wo want your bus Sanford Stove A , Furniture 821 E. F irst St. JA M ES Hu COWAN— ................ All k|m* WIGHT ! PRINT SHO Engraving. Embossln first We do i t Ph R. R. Are-Commercial JER larg< n Ge< >) tin TO RBACH the prosperAs eta and fern grower* W la courtly advcrti*o In thd I Daily News, rate 1c per Obr lunlord. Flo [r»crlhrd a* Sections T jr-nlne >r the I Phlrtyi if the Phlrty- Jon Tlilrtywo and the Norii tl.ilf of the lorthwest q u a rte r-o f action Thlry-th fee . <33). »•* * I Township flneteen (1 9 ) South, n iiikb T h irtyms (S t) Kuei. Dated a t Sanford, ith day of September Hl’eAla) n t o t c d Land in or near ffd a te e n , Fla. Terms m o s t be right, state beat p riced Will deal direct with owners only.'Small or large tract. . Box 1,-65, Herald Everything For the Sportsman At Balk Hardware Phone S Chlnnware In English Porce­ lains, Buvarian and Japanese China make lovely gifts The Ball Hardware ‘ *j' J U M I . L t . _ ertlse i the FORT LAUtfERDALlA DAILY NEWS— it covtJs BrovL gkf|l • OR SA LE: Wellington piano. art! Cdunty thoroughly which i r I* ft. PH ILIPS, city Clerk. Reasonable. 1020 Elm Avenue. Itt W -1T-H Del! *-■-*»- 11-19 Nov. It&tiona iments ieaaorles Painting— Decorating PHONE SOS Repairing "Sale (as Opportunities ns Service mt, Apartments mt, Rouses 13— For Rent, Office, Stor FOR RENT OR LEA SE: TI best located business comer I Oviedo, Fla. H. M. McCall, Ovli do, Fla.) FOR RENT: 3 offices In Gat b and Board and jft'oodruff Building, lai le n t, Office, Stores nice offices. M, H. Garner, , Park A h . j u le , Acreage tor Exchange p ie , Grovea ia)&, Houses ; Lease, Rent [L ivestock Sale, ‘Miscellaneous [Real Estate EPurniturc Iture Wanted f Found SianH, Jewelers ting, pecorating, >Tuning 1 * L Seeds, Trees bers and Supplies y and Eggs 1 Nptice I 144-For Sale, Acreagi EXPERIEN C ED grove man and trucker with plenty help, wants care of grove or truck farm on shares. Box 113, Jacksonville Beech, Fla. 34— Wanted Help, Female FOR SALE: Acreage on SatxordNew Umyrna Highway onf half mile North of Osteen. E. B Car­ WANTEtf: Counter girls, dish ter, Ostten, F l*. / washers, second cook. Lu-Beth Cafeteria. WANTED: Experienced stenogra­ pher in real estate office. State salary and experience In first let­ ter. Apply ^ Care Herald. \LE: 8 room dwelllni 309 French Avenue. Cal BUNGALOW new strictly modern near, iminesa section' Mt. Dora, Claytoh St., close to churches, schoolAflne location, material and workmanship first class, garage. An l d » home only $6,500— $.7,000 cash.. [U20 Elliott St.. Toledo, O- 35— Wanted Help, Male PAINTJERS wanted. Apply new For rent Lake Hotel. r. W . Phillips’ Sons due Broa. Sales and Service CHAULKS I*. DICKINSON. Solicitor fur CmupUluant. Contractor and Builder •eDO-M — Phone — 499-11 $108 PALMETTO AYR. Earle T. Field H. 3. LONG, Mgr Rconui 0-10-11 Ball Bldk \ Phone 657. WANTED: Colored Lav to do Jan Her work, Sanford HersTdi in the Journal-IIer-' 'aid. South Georgia’s greatest WANTED— 50 Laborers at new Ice newspaper, Morning, Afternoon, Classified weekly and Sunday. plant $4.00 per day. »•IVi) «V W |/V. -ates 10c per line, Waycroas JourA GOt»D stout boy to learn the nul Herald, Wnycross, Georgia. __ 1*1___a___ InGood' __ 1* op__ _ pluir.blqgtrade. tunity for bright boy willing THK MORNING JOURNAL Is the A few more good and snappy stick accepted want ad medium Id a for „ a1 good nnn future. n . s . 1 Appl A_ A. Studs, 323 Sanford, Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word buys; an insertion. Minimum 25c. 17 acres facing on Lake Mon­ roe,"only fifteen blocks from Post Office. w,*Mv “ $7,400.00 per acre. 50 acres on Titusville road, near Osteen, . . . ___ only at $100.01) per acre, all , 3 cleared, $1000.00 cash, bal- £ ince arranged. g One Phonograph Record—or One Sheet of Music WE HAVE TH E BE ST BUYS ACREAGE\ B U S IN E S S -H O M E S O ct. 1 -8 -1 5 -2 2 -2 9 .. 20— Por Sale Miscellaneous System * In sta ll'd — Audits clnl R ates to Permanent Cllontelo R. L . ROBERTSON V fiu n c72 7 [ ACCOUNTANT With ench Five Gallons G*l •| [VtlU[ez Rec\lty Cb, Grey Tubes ____________ Bed T u b e*__________________$2-40 ___Valdez Hotel Built^jnV RIN E’S FILLIN G STATION >a S l a s o n l r T e m p l e I t , 1,1111 I S 1113 Sanford Are, Sanford, Fla. TEN ACRE CELERY FARM 7 1/* acres cleared, 5 ^ tiled, 3 wells. One fourth mile to school and church, half mile to loading station. Five room house, electricity, water, sewer etc. O11 paved State Highway, HILTON’S HAItUKn SHOP 113 Magnolia Ave. 8 First Class Barbers Special Attention Given To Ladiea and Chlldr ^Priced for quick sale Elton J . M oughton Our first Interest la the protection of both the buyer and the seller ADVERTISING gets reauits if !i reaches potential buyers. Palatku Daily News is circulated ir an industrial and agricultural sec tion. ARCHITECT First National Bank Bldg. FlnrMsi Snnfnrd, Wo solicit your sales. We solicit your purchases. 422 Union Ave. Telephone 473-w 214 E. F IR S T ST . i W. R. SM ITH, MGR. By GEORGE McMANUS C.ING U P F A T H E R ____: H E L .L O - O O G W ' f O t j A .R E . T H E . F I R S T I’V E IH —, W EEK. * A» CUV rt---- j c-J I TOOFIE- J O > T TV tE I C .U T I 'W A N T T O L b e t h ic k e t co sm s chov/o er . PAwRTT T O M O R R O W --------- r~ t o h o r r o v MICtVAT? : / N E P - V /I L L T O O o e . W I T H O'D.'5 M u' Ps\s/- B E A w C O O D F E L L E R - L -E .T N E H / W E . THACT 1 L E T T E R <T Why waste your time run­ ning around looking for a good investment? Let us show you how you can in­ vest your money and double it in tho next thirty or sixty day*. We have been in tho real estate business for years and are glad to say we hava the finest listings and the best values in the State of Florida. COME AND INVESTIGATE Owners are urged to list their properties with us for better results and quick action I f f S u l 1 I $ 2 J0 $8100—Cash required $5000 PALM BfcACH COUNTY — The scene of stupendous develop­ T0D^Fi*Ii: k“rKe tent, almost new, DO YOU WANT TO BUY or sell anything? If so advertise In ment. Read about it in the Palm Beach Post. Sumple copy bent on the Gainesville Sun. request. OHIO— Xenia. Make your sales Have you ror-ms to rent or some through the Xenia Gazette, Zenia„ Ohio. Rich agricultural dis­ secopd -- . hand . . furniture . .t---- I Jto !.J sell? trict. Want ad and display rates on request. - 1 I’v e : j o ^T w r o t e , ^-=1 t o paa W e : t e l u p h e r . t o o l c o m e . R i g h t h o m e - i*m t> o • ^ U O r tE t iO M E - l*M • c H. A. SPEIR W . H. LONG must go this week. Make your price, ft. G. Kesler, Silver Lake, 37— Wanted Help, Salesman Rt. A,» lox 187. UCTIONEEU , MAN w.th car to work In evenings ,L lots and subdivisions FOR S tL E : Cheap good mulo, from 4 to 6. Attractive propo­ Seo I. A. Johnson at lottei I auction. Lafe Burger, sition f<r hustler Give references place n«\r Puola. jtk Bldg., Orlando, Fla. In letter. Wrko “Proposition” -Care Worth— 800-horsepower Herald. loval Notice engine t. be installed in city water tl. Mitchell’s office is aud po^er p lan t._______________ I at 301 Palmetto Ave. piNDAULR USED CAKa B p r t Fordor Sedan. iF a rd Coupe. *rF^rd Touring. —Ford 1-ton Truck. Spanish Bungalow 1 T ry Sm ith's Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome N ext to Valdez. B nnouncements ft— Autoa, Sale ' tlKAI.- NSTATB Acreage, Karma and Orange drove* a Specialty IUX0 Laurel Avenua, Member of HANI'OHD, FLA Florida S tate Florist* A*»oclatloti.__________ . — . .. . ,, B eatrice'A . Smyth. If living AKA I, ESTA TE — INVESTMENTS dead, nil parties claiming I under Beatrice A. Smyth, d Lobby Pulaaton-Urum lsy bldg. or otherwlee, In and to the Funford F lo rid a Ing lit ml in Heinlnot*' Count Ida. to-wlt: Begin at the N corner of Intersection of ro a u , i ■*-" .................. . . . . . . — TO REACH B U Y E R S or s«Uers of .Midland unit o raag e licit f iinSouth | C . B e d f o r d , o r o t h a r w l u r . In i nd ti»i iln Section 2 , Township 31 M d e -lth r nl>uv>> ilearrlhed property; to all| Florida real aitxU advertise in *9 East, run North ID f e a t., parties claiming lutvrret In i nd tiii the £t. Petersburg Times. One can* Rang* r*e». 21 minutes; East i, W est the uhove ilencrlbed property; you | orth- } degrees. ;u nitnuD lit feet, and each of you a re hereby n dered tent t word (billy, two cents a won aA,,n lu,ft>ll.rjv j Marlon I to nppear tu the' above c titled • iu n d ty i ‘ ' ■> ' enu»e on or before tne first II >ndny I In November. 1923. s.-une I<e ng a ' R u le Day of thin Court, ui d the i AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Aueerond dnv of the month, inid Inj guitn, Gs., Augusta's greatest default thereof n d e c re e pr< conAtiorney-at-Law classified medium, rate, cash, 0c fenio will be entered ngnlnit you | and e a c h of you nn>V m ild cause Will practice in all the court* charge 10c minimum. d ex parts. ' Examination of Abstracts cf I.and III.Ilre eIn further ordered thill thin order be published weekly. Once a FLO Hll) A*—ORLANDO— Orinndo Titles given especial attention week fo r four w eek* consecutively MoirJmr Sentinel; largest class!In? tvinford Herald, n newspaper 0 (Tices in Seminolj County Bank MEAT MARKET iifd)buUness, published at Runford, Florida. ------------- r -rate — -lc n word, minBuilding tYitnon* my liuud ami thi- seal of imuni 2 lc cash with order. the said Court, this, the 30th day 410 Sanford Ave. Sanford, FIs, of Bent. 132r>. \ V. K. DQUQLA8S, MORGANTOWN, W. VA., people \ Clerk nf the C ircuit Court. Send note are interested in Florid*. Each C o u n ty ,............ of them through a classified nd 1(SE A L) ... w t jf jk p . d . c , in/ the Morgantown I’OST. Six WANTED: Lathers. Plenty of - work and good pay. Apply Collins & Boyd Co., Seminole. Hotel. -■ents a word for six consecutive City. issues. , FOR 8^LE: 30 hives bees, 50 head 41— Wanted to Rent Angocj goats, or.e 40 H. P. Re­ IJTOS FOR H1RB turn Tb-x Boiler, two good heavy AUTO SERVICE Day »»-------- WANTED TO RENT: Five or six it. Meets all trains. B ag- mules. B] .«!-#»— • room furnished house. Must be Fla. \ itfer. Phono 651 and 6 3 -W good location. Will lean? for one FOR SALE Meat market and gro­ or two years. No children. Apply R E E L & SONS cery staro doing good business, B. W. Cure of Herald. 'You Drive It. . •Sncrifi sold at once. 311 Sanaerifi lo and 2nd St. at IL R • * ed if soli] ford A enue, 42— Advlg. Mediums Balance Over 4 Y ears J . H. HUTCHINSON rlHlmlttg interret mlllinnfi-ad. ill pttrtl**O. JrpMon, <acHU*ed„ o aCOROB PJOUE hN i al. Lake being ipent on highway; greates v u „ , , . n .il In Defendant*. . and to tta fullowln ge land In Hnninule Couity, Kloridi chance1'fo forr live developers to gel Order nf Publleatlon totwlt: "Southwest Quarter c , I _ To nnd------------4u Oeorge u rv m,n '* *----* __ te in on ground floor. Write Devel *hla *i gvwife, '*Plgues, L nDeve _ North weal Quarter o / .Section 1 Robert ■-----W Lynch., an and 30— Poultry and Eggs opment Department, The Pensa Township 20, South R u g* 31 East •f• riguea. ....... Lynch, hie wife, Addle Alex ,0. Erickson. If living and a 1Thompson Root, nnd H arry II. Root, dead, all parties clslnlng Intereii I, her husband; and all parilea claimWANTED TO S E L L : 4 big Rhode under Alex C). Erlckton. decease • Ing Interest under W. P. Lynch, deIeland Red fryers for $6 a t 703 or otherwlas, In and .to the abo> . ceased, or otherwise. In and to the described property; 3lnnle W. Jo . following described real estate In Oak Avenue. Inlgan, 109 H. \V|lllat| Street, Da; r. Seminole County. Florida: Southton, Ohio and her Itiiiband, C. Vt, east Q uarter or Southeast Quarter Jernlgan. lull a. tvtlltnin Str«< — of Section 23. Township 21 South 33— Wanted Sordine), |Dayton, Ohloi ----- --------- s Range 2<j E a st; to Mary A Thurs1----Interea n ton. If living, and If dead, all narWANTED: Grocery Job by man plication._______V _______________ j l r; He* claiming Interest under Mary of 12 yeafs experience. Can fur­ unit to the uiiovm ritscrihcu in ,r A. Thurston, deceased, or otherwise, i,| In and to the ‘above described real nish best reference:! R. M. Lan- LEARN ABOUT'Polk County anil nnd all p n rtli* whether kn unknown clalrhlnv Interests f J ! estate; R. C. Bedford. If living, mnl han, Gen. Del., Sanford. tu the above described pi If If dead, nil parties claiming Inter* rriters and Supplies led. Help, Salesman [ed Situation, Male id Help, Female ^.Situation,Fem ale id Help, Male ted Real Estatu id Help, Male or ll>—Sale, Live Stock tatLl4Jii.cn t 0 . Mediums. FOR S ,L E : One team of mules, Aulos, Rent Resident of Florid a sine* t i l l . Kefeioncea: Flrat National Rank. $4.50 per 1,000, F.O.B. Mary, C. A. Farina. FOR RENT— Rooms with or with­ out meals. Seasonable rataa Lincoln House. j Corner 3rd & Sanford $750.00 per ft. % cash NOLB COUNTY, KI.OlllUA C11ANCBHV. Bill to Quit Tide 28— Plant, Seeds, Trees HILL LUMBER CO. Bervl^. Quality and ITEWART TH E FLORIST** ADDRESSING — Multlgtsphlng, Flowers J o t all occaaloaa. folding nnd ” mailing—as you 814 Myrtle. Phone 260-W want? It— »han you want it — !_.* construction; konstructlon; two Phone 678,* H. E. Porch. First FOR SA LE: Strawberry' plants, under i sv .i __■ is__I. n « J . 10—Fo r Rent, Rooms Between 0th and 10th S ta .*i G. TAYLOR D YER IN T U B CIHCU1T C O t'H I. SKVK.N ATTP__ j STION ____ ..»**, ilmmtl; i Til JUD ICIAL ClltCIIIT, NKHI Nviinnn. titJ1- I*. MUSSRL\V 1l’lTt: Pensi cola is beginning NOLB COUNTY, KI.OlllUA, I* Complainant, v*. ! CtlANCKItV. greatest . liawlnnmant In u G<oi l . i . P1?.1® 1 w tu ig ls ’I Dornplalna Dill «» Q a lrl Till* ____ I, «t a., a * million history • l h ------------ , dollar -------- hlghJkxBL o. JKPSON HOIIKHT UUNOKItKOHD INDUH Defendants- ' THIAL 8C1IOOL, u nun-profit cor way to the gulf beach just fl Order>" f*nd poratlon organised end eklstlm ed; " ok K L oliitfrT Cil t aLt two million dollar biruig^riic b t a tNAMED ••mler the law* of the State a across «DEF*fNDANT9 « «i di s e m i ] Escambia Escambia Bay Bay started] adovk IIRKHTINUH Florida. Complainant, a quarter h h h hmillion h dollar opera bousd * Jepnon, If ll'lng, and .1 • I .t l w .l Hanfc KH » 114 ft. on Sanford Ave $160.00 per f t .. Term s _ . FORUEHT ts\) FOR _____________ •of Tlo md Sheet Matal Wcflt. ' Water erd Boat Tanka. At Oik Avenue end Third 8treet Tie* phone l i t /• FOR SA LE: Used refrigerator and gas range. Phone 24 I Concrete I s . I work, aMawalka, FOR SA LE: Gas Phone , Irrlgatlaa haoaa PER 3 696-J. DEVEL_____ Between 11th and 12th n ___1 %)o /Bill ] :, . i p i llrukrr 14 Dtrtii4|Kf* �In the tdble M o w are given ten exam ples (jf pro $.5,$00 to $g6,5Q0. These first profits a re fcwVmdi will be made during the coming season on ras be id a,— the lastl of which goes on sale Octob<rl5th, Origin a h Fee P R O F IT Re-Sale 40.000 18.000 25.000 20.000 12,000 18,000 13,000 12,500 $ 13,500 28,500 19.000 9,100 5,500 12.000 6,500 6,600 3 6 .5 0 0 Only ,One*Half MUe from the City Hall of the State. the l a r g e s t C om m u n ity $ 149,450 3.050 Properly In Florida H om e S e t t i n g ^ R ave Tropical Charm* 1,G00 F e e t fron^aahionable Bayshore. WORK HAS BERLIN u JnIrrtiS ALAZZO FIR EN Z E—P a la ce .o f Florence—the most ui/iquely designed apartment 1 • * • - - house in America and one which will prove to be a reiji sh< on Davis Islands—Florida’s g r e a t $ 30,000,000 developmen This is a specimen oi fTious Italian palaces, TAMR IN .THE BAY tion work is well under way on the Palazzo Firenze and when completed will embrace tw enty-eight apartments of individual artistic treatm ent in an exterior of palatial splen­ dor and old-world magnificence. It is buildings of this ch aracter and ac- > tivity of this nature which have brought the selling prices of Davis Islands lots up to a level which is bringing fortunes to investors. Other outstanding construction jobs completed or well ujider way are the gigantic Coliseum, (l$750,000 Mirasol Apartm ent-H otel, tie $2,000,000 Davis A rm s Hotel, $225,* 000 Palm er in Hotel, m agnificent I)av s I s l a n d s Country Club, Exclusive 1 Merrymakers Club, the! Columbia and Augustine Co Operative A partm ents, 'Venetian and Spanish A p art •ssE^ij.. ments, Tennis Club, At ministration Building anc scores of beautiful homdsfind smaller hotels and ap art 4nei A U ram n l RESERVATIONS may bo tentatively ar­ ranged at any of the following addressee; Tampa— Franklin and M ad ison Sts. L riru n r i n m f js n r f I M i a m i — 233 X. E . F irst Avc. Jackson v llle— 131 \V, F o r o tli St. 001 S t. Petersburg Centra) Ave. W c-t P alm Beach— .1-- Clem atis' Ht. Orlando— 4 North Ornngo Avc. Main lakeland St. Sarmro t n — Wntrous $ Hotel Bldg. 1 tT: S t A u g u s t i n o— 13 2 Grnniulia St. Urndcnton — 118 Nt. ' Main ' Clearwater — Scranton A B ra n ch s Throughout P in t iAn Sanford Office, Mr. Paul l a k e, Garner Woodruff Bldg a ..,.i4i;v M LNABO M I Ccntcn �a *\ Tli Q i U irn i fctjK f. Q te -V m S B E s & i. itlan.'XeltheT man w four men, including er, to give fnformati H. Dobson, commander V jg the event*' immedii were ewept to death the disaster,'since whe idKennteoft bridge ° t the submitrii „with ____ the « u tank in a col .h .o P.awakened « k - L fsserWhen by Bought •teimer City of off Bloch vessels coming toi Island last Friday nighl This was is,Smith rought out in tastit ny Thors- A graphic picture of . the dlsi day by two of th# G r Alfred lGeipr of Newt fdford, sad - , w- t Michael S. L ir. of S- ■to u l^ b e ­ a “crash.** Lira thought bad been a battety asploslon sa He fore the local board s awakened and leaped^ -from his of thej U. S. Staamboi bunk, situated in the same com­ Serriee which ia invei F disaster. f " . . . . . . . - w partment as those of some 17 other sleeping-men and officers, Neither man saw ne •Geler saw the chief signalman tine’s running lights » that W d stto Avenue Site minute they remalnW! «n the ‘ •"-ag another man up the ataira f conning tower hatch, the on bridge before she sa B y te u g g a f o r one believed open. L i n saw Lieut. r as They testified that ajM Dobson pause in the central --ope­ per Front Fdot knew, both the steeri \ 0[ Wine were rating room, heard, him call the* the lights of the '«ut to quarters and then saw him ht of the of land in this city, in good order on the b to the deck. Both men the failcollision. Lira critic! 'a s the Gabbett and ure of the City of R|m< to throw climbed through the conning tow­ properties, fronting n Itn* to the aubinfrin in ans- er hatch to tne. bridge; Pleaded for Une. fonroe, was announced wer to the plea of the ctmpiander. )' Geicr thought the deck to bo l y b y F . H. Scruggs of Other than this both declared, they level, and apparently the ship rid­ no criticism to make of un­ iffga Realty Company, had seamanlike conduct on tie p art of ing normally, but Lira said that tinted the transac- the officers and crew of the other the borr was down 10 degrees. Both said that the jbctalde of the sub­ r a consideration said craft. . 1 *01 marine was “very close” to the Roth. Were A slrtp.. ite |2 &),000. That the submarine 1 probably starboard side of the steamer and lg to the annQunce- wa* running on the surface prior (Continued on Page Two) property jraa purchased mdo syndicate beaded by ir-Bulgvr. Company from “ nith and Edwerd H ljcity. Mr. Sm ith,'it is M deed of the Gobbet r, while he and Mr. Hlgned the Keqniion, tract a Feet Coni .. . t’ td Dry Raid Remit Capture, of 20,i tuor Cases Tor Defense A* LiquorSmus iplane May B e c$ A uxiliary Display A In litional Aid Is iptain Berry In SffoS Po Rid State of M enace , Use of **p i BURLINGTON. N. j . Oct. 2. ■—(AV--Fifty-six prisoners, tak.en in q rafd'at MasonvlUe on a barge containing $5QOjOOO worth bf liquors, were brought to tho bounty jail today.- Efforts by tho barge to burn the boat were frustrated by state police. Tho horge contained 20,000 cases of foreign llquom includ­ ing Champagne, BenedHctlne, Cryme de Methe, Scotch and English whiskies and Wines. The Capture was made by four state slice, assisted by Charles nrstnke, former prohibition agent of Columbus, O. In addition to the barge and its cargo, six trucks and four automobile!) were captured. Troopers said they were offer­ ed $75,000 to leaye the placb and allow the boose runners to continue unloading. Lied;. Wil­ liam Nichols, who lead the party of raiders, is holder of a distinguished service medal and trooper Rankin, who with Ser. Wilton nnd Trooper Green com­ prised the party, recently was awarded a prite of $1,000 by Liberty foirtan act of heroism, ________________ :----------------------- Cotitinued =-*1•. Expenditure 4f {K* . . Realty Vali appropriated by the Sanfoi ber of Commerte for use I Reffec Florida almost any day, the Gov. Inr tiling thin c eminent la prepared to wago n l P& $L, . section of thej Ui ruthless war upon a moment’s no­ W hat is help Canada has beStill ______ tice, according to Capt.._. John G.| record for r e a l ' announcement to this effect made Berry, lh command of the Florida today by Henry Kks, Jr„ f in Sanfo district of th e,C oast Guard who ty director of the ergamsal county was eatabl shed _ arrived In Tampa Thrusdny. Includedlin the announcement ta Rear Admiral Mbf'ett, director of I the New York, New Jc rng. September, win a statement to the effect th a t the navy s LureeU of’ aeronautics, j tey antj England coast virwarranty and quit naugural display of « he appeared bkfore President U J l i y blockaded, as a result of a d w tls, representing a advertising, as embodied ir Coolidgeis.committee at Washing-1threo luonths* relentless drive hy mpnifi plan for the campaign occurred ton, which is investigating avia-1 the Government’s rum fleet, the $2,312,500, were re n a number'of the larget ne*r»p* tlon. he office of Vance rum runnere are reported to be rs In the state yesterday. making plans to invade the Florida ass, clerk of the county coi Final arrangements With tin coasts to land their liquor here, during the month Dorn land Advtertiiing agency of Capt. Berry said. Thcso figures were suppi Brooklyn, were completed trecan tCapt. Berry has not yet sent dcthis morning through the com ‘ ly, and the advertising copy ia now ritc requests to Washington to of Manager A, C. (Jatter of being distributed among the news­ re-enforce tho Florida fleet of 30 Sanford Credit Association, it! papers and periodicals Ui various ships which ia constantly patrolD compiled the account, und are aa! sections for use during' a period ing the E ast and West coasts, but to show an average of 13.8 which will extend fur six months, ho indicated thnt he ia keeping in pletcd transactions, daring i according to the local authorities. continunl communications with the working day of the month. The object of this advertising Coach W elch el’fl Prqtcges nuthorltiee at Washington with the According to the iigurea a ’ in the sals tract campaign, according to members Said to Be Ready For Cur- i"tc.ntion ° { having fifty or moro aide today, realty deals during, an lying J*y id? . . of the publicity committee is to D . ___ rp«— cruisers down here at once If any past month have far outstrip] en French and Myrtle Avetain Raiser Tomorrow, c)(ill<mcy nrigc> 8o Cj,pt. BCrry iiDcure new residents, Vrho will any preceding period of the ye and>between Fulton Street CaiUaux Thinks H « Nation Seven Airmen Are In Favof come to Sanford with the primary CInin\ Team Best,in Years said that a fleet of at least eighty the total amount recorded dur] WIU Accept 'Frail 1Formula’ Separate Navy Air Corps; idea of locating here permanently. ike Monroe. --------|boats, including Urge, hlghpowerSeptember being greater by $7 Investigation To Be Con Submitted to Save NegotSh700 Feet on Lake Monroe Tho class of itenerant speculators Sanford High School .will send ed cruisers and small fast patrol -toy than August, tho next hlgi said to contain apnroximatctlorisFroniGoing to Naught tinned On Monday Morning now found in a number of sections its piguidn warriors Saturday to boats will bo mUsteml into scrmonth, when transactions here tn and one half city blocks, throughout tho state are not want­ I^eaburg for the opening game of I vice just as Boon un-the rum Geet amounted to $1,514,100. This in­ have' a 700 foot frontage WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.— ( > P WABHINGTOnI~OcL 2.—(/p)- ed here, it is pointed out, and the the season, confident of winning the I makes a move for the Florida wacrease ia shown to be approxi­ ’ the proposed West Side The- frail formula <f a tentative Orgnnlxatlon of tho navy air serv­ advertising to be used in the forth­ Initial struggle and buoycil by tho tors. Rhodes, Market Commission mately 5 i per cent. sd and boulevard. The tract arrangement, which .must be rati­ ice was sharply criticiiqd by ,8®^ coming campaign bas been prepar­ knowledge.that the H huskies repMay Use Submarines. ' Increase In Values Shown, Man Addresses Chamber at as the IlcRipg property in fied by the French gavemmen't was en of Its own officers in testimony ed with this in mind, it is shown. resenting the local instittition is ’‘When the rum Gcct arrives it Tho greater amount recorded S'fi Noon; Is Here F o r Geneva eluded in the deni, it is point- thrust into the breach to prevent Thursday before the president’s The governing bodies here, and tho most promising for a number will pursuo tho rum runners just during September it U pointed complete collapse of the Franco air board. Meet; Quotes Statistics out, is due to the increase In as a fishing smack follows a the Chamber of Commerce have of years. announcement will be made American debt funding negotia This assertion isjfctho common school of mackerel,” Capt. Berry Lining up in favor of a separate adopted this policy it is ntated, values In this section, sincu tho js time as to what disposition tions. air corps in the navy, each vritness realising that the permanent resi­ opinion of thoio who have been said. “If nefcessury he will gut a Addressing members of the San volume of business has not in­ e'lfuw owners vrtli make of their Thus, ono week after Finance charged the present administration dent means increased population, In close touch with tho preliminary number of seaplanes to spot tho ford Chamber _ of Commerce nt creased in proportion to tho sum chase. Mr. Fletcher, however, Minister CaiUaux and his associ­ syntem was responsible for unrest stability and, prosperity for the work carried on during the early rum fleet and if wo find it necestheir weekly luncheon in the Sem­ involved. Comparison of the num­ .expressed himself as being ates had laid down the first French and discouragement now manifest entire community. weeks of the season under the I saiy to fight submarines which inole Grill today, I„ M. Rhodes,| ber of deeds registered during tho Agiy In favor of the extension proposal fqr funding their govern­ among the air personnel. Deric ns submitted by the Dorn- supervisory eye of Coach Wclchel.lthe rum runners might use to land State Marketing Commissioner of respective months show that in Seminolo Boulevard west of ment's four billion war debt, they Und AgeMcy, said to be specinlluta grid mentor ntHhe Palmetto Ave- liquor here, wo will equip our Jacksonville nnd Tallahassee, de- September the total reached 348. . Questioning of the air pilots wi| Street. J departed for Paris, taking with nua school>*A. number of veter- cruisers with depth chnrges such be continued today when Com in community advertising, are un­ am of last yenr’s successful squad n.i were used during the World scilbcd the position of poultry P*iS nn increase e| but-six. over July, rzr« also nnrnupeed thoa them a document intended only .to iquely distinctive, according tto ductlon in' this ninto, in relntiion wheh 310 such papers were, rec­ mender John Rodgers, who was in are-said to be back in the harness Wur and destroy thorn.” F the » ith j» -* t W fW the to (' gap sufficiently ‘ ' assure members of tho,committee, and are to the other farming activities in orded in tho county. ' Streep V Mintlnrafty of negotiations—even ui charge of the Hawaiian flight pthhe uiid to possess' attractive individ­ thin fall. . - I "So f®r . tn® Government fleet Florida. Tho figures made public today IFN-9 No. 1, will bo the first to be ..._Avenue-Aer nio for a north- long range. rango. ., •. And to this nucleus has been I has not discovered the rum indusuality in their text and illustra­ heanl Mr. Rhodes, who is in this city bring the total for the first nino syndicate. Whila Via details Differences Overcome. ndded tho most promising of th eltry using submarines but we are in conhthtion writh tho second nn months of 1925 to a new high rec­ The testimony of tho navy pilots tive features. :ming the sain were disclosed The arrangements proposed by material which reported after the prepared if they do.” Monthly periodicals of national mini Piultry Institute hold in Sent ord also, it is shown. During tho this time, it is understood that tho American Debt Commission, ns was in accord with that 'previous­ call for candidates was issued. "The coast has boon denning up sale price was approximately s final move to overcomo what ap­ ly given by army air officers, nil circulation to be included in the Practice sesslop.i every evening tho rum runnt.r t off the con>t of inolo county, gavo members a keen period $9,785,270 worth of prop­ insight into the extent of tho poul­ erty has changed hands through ' per front foot. ; peared to be insurmountable dif­ of whom, except William Mitchell, campaign are announced as includ­ v , * . n » j . ™ , . . a n . w try business in thu stnto nt this tho consumntion of 2,531 realty <5fl ferences, would have France pay recommended a separate air corps ing the Review of Reviews, Trav negotiations, it is shown. time, presenting an exhausive set for tho army. The colonel, who an annuity of $40,000,000 a 'yeur t,*fln Mninrisi At.inricnn Auto As- ar® confident _ tnnt the trip to |sections have become discouraged, * Local business men declare tho for five years and would enable concluded his teidmony yesterday, lean Motorist, American Auto As­ Leesburg will fulfill the propheny C t Berry said. "We are going of iiintistic* which graphically show its great importance, and the now wave of prosperity reflected the two governments .to continue favored establishment of a depart­ sociation and the Southern Tour now voiced by adherents and crit* t0 watrt tho Hamc ^ relentless war present inadequate supply In the by the record divulged today, to Book. consideration of a program of final ment of national defence. ich of the pastime. against the rum merchnnts down he thu natural result of a general The 41 newspapers which will settlement to succeed the proposed Each no"y officer today iwhn No announcement was made to­ here ns was waged in the North.” face of nn increasing ilemnmi. focusing interest upon Sanford In his talk today, ho stated that be included in tho program are pact at .its expiration. questioned whether he knew of any day regarding the probable line­ May S tart Anytime. the raising of poultry, as an In­ nnd this section of the state. It Further it concedes that the an­ hesitancy among naval officers to announced as fololws: up that will face the referees whis­ Predicting that the rum . fleet Is pointed out that a large num­ nuity thus paid shall be in lieu of freely express personal opinidns The New York Times, Herald tle tomorrow afternoon. It is under­ will leave the North within u dustry, is rated fifth in point of ber of the principals involved in f ALLAI1AS3KE, Oct. 2.—f/P) all interest on the debt during the Reduction among tho crops of befpre investigrung bodies, and on stood that certain players have al­ month or two or pethnps sooner realty deals here during Septem­ ttorneys for tho defense in the time it shall run— or an interest this point the witnessen were in Tribune, World nnd Sun; Brooklyn ready shown sufficient form Ito because the hurricane seuson 1ms ■Toridn, by state agriculturists. ber were cbmpumtive strangers Eagle; Philadelphia Public Udger Dps so-called Popham case, charge of approximately one per­ •Iven in this relatively high postdisagreement. Four said they were (morning and evening), Record insure them a regular berth on ended, Capl. Berry believes they in the community, or had recent­ j been given until Oct. 1 by cent a year. awaro of such a feeling among and Bulletin; Baltimore Sun; the squad, but no definite infor­ will start operations down here ion, Mr. Rhodes pointed out, dur"Court of Appeals to file tho CaiUaux Expresses Hope. » some officers, while the-other three Washington Star; Pittsburgh Ga- mation is available concerning anytime. He said the liquor smug­ nc the next 12 months Florida ly become residents of the city. »fs in the noted litigation, M. CaiUaux gave American com- testified they had not observed i t lotte-Timcs and Presti; Boston which men will faq&Jhc Leesburg glers are well aware of the great will spend $12,000,000 for impor­ Optimism Kelt in Local Circles, tation of eggs nnd poultry fsom It is further known thnt thn ho ceno p rew out of prosecu- mUslonera the hope that he believ­ The board also asked each officer Transcript and Herald, nnd the defense. invasion of tourists to Florida thi» other murcPs than the state. number of realtors here have in­ by tfie United States govern- ed the French government would It ii» reportoil here today that u year and they have planned to take Christian Science Monitor; 'Now for constructive suggestions ns tnt of William Lee Popham, accept the agreement. He declined In discussing this feature of the creased to a largo degree during Haven, Conn., Courier Journal; Ne­ largo body of students and local vn as tho “millionaire oyster to sign it as a plenipotentiary inas­ tho air mrvice and amor-* the rec­ wark, N. J., News; Providence Sun- niumni have made arrangements advantage of that and will conse­ situation, ho declared that, with the summer season, and it ig ," for using the malic to de- much as he had been intrusted by. ommendations was one by Captain Journal; Chicago News nnd -Trib­ to Journey to Leesburg,, for the quently try to invndu our shores tho advantageous climatic and oth­ pointd out that tho majority with their cnrgocs of w^t goods. er condition!! prevalent here, there­ the recently licensed agents ari |yud. It grew1 directly out of ‘ he his government, he said, to sign George C. Westervclt, manager of une; Cleveland Plain Dealer; Cin­ initial nppeurnnco of the team. Cupt. Berry explained thnt the in no reason why Florida, in addi­ newcomers. by Popham of St. Leo's island. only a finul settlement and no the naval air craft factory at Phil­ cinnati Enquirer; Indianapolis Star Bj adelphia, which would create a sep­ rrtn fleet, about 7U ships in all, tion to being «elf-sup}H>»l|«if in Keen optimum is frit nntom Dphnm was convicted in the Un- questioned his own right to act on arate air corps within tho navy, Detroit News; Minneapolis ;Trlb- * ami some of them nig ocean tho matter of poultry products, those closely allied with thu r vHtates district court and sen- an arrangement of a provisional subordinate to the secretary of the une; St. Paul Pioneer Pres*; St. steamers, is thoroughly organized, should not bo able to provide sev­ estate inti rests) for thu success i hd to 4 years Imprisonment. character. navy and the bureau of navigation. Louis Globe-Democrat and Post hnd equipped with wireless, in eral times that amount for export the coming tourist reason. A Art appeal was taken to the Court “Consequently, being as desirous The corps would be complete with Dispatch; Des Moines, Ia. Register; WASHINGTON, Oct.. 2 fighting the rum fleet which re­ thorities point to the enornio ns you are not to interrupt the ne­ in itself as to ordinance, quarter­ Kan: iis City Star; Omaha World The president's nirernft board con­ presents un enormous amount of shipment. t Appeals. traffic said to hu coming to t! Tne briefs in the case, according gotiations, which can not fall to master nnd other similar depart­ Herald; Montreal Star and Gazette tinued its aviation inquiry. wealth "tho Government is prncti- Swimming Pool Estimate Given stutc for tho winter, and declare reach an agreement” M. CaiUaux’ Committee reports occupied much* ittomeys ’ for the defense will Tho Interparliamentary Union (Continued on Page Two) ments. It would function, nob inde­ and the Toronto Globe and Star. last latoment to *he Americans pendently, but ns a part of the of tho business scsi£on of the meet­ that the advertising now’ being done ibout 3,000 pages. Included among the newapupere opened its sessions in tho house laid, "the minister of finance can ing, it is Htutcd. S. O.. Shinhutscr, by Sanford, both community und within this state which will/earry of representatives. Catty was ono of the hardest fleet. reporting for tho swimming pool through local enterphise will reSanford’s meslago are the Miami President Coolidge designated ht in Florida's legal history, do no more than submit to his col­ committee, stated that nfter leng­ suit in a greatly increased popu­ Herald nnd News; Tampa Tribune; the week of November 16 as Amer­ attorneys were retained by leagues of the French cabinet the proposition whirh you huve made thy investigation members of the lation for the city duing the sea­ Jacksonville Times - Union and ican Education Week. jihnm. They included Phillip D. committee hnd reuched tho con­ son. Journal, Orlando Sentinel and Re­ The shipping hoard voted to Kill, Pensacola; John Wl Coo, to'lay, und he will do his utmost to clusion that complete coat of an Comparative tabulation, by tho porter-Star; St. Petersburg Times withdraw broad powers delegated insacoln; John P. Stokes, Miami, ble •>*n anawor na soon aa possiattractive pool, together with the months, of the number of record­ and the Daytona News. to the Fleet Corporation last year. d Fved Dayis and W. C. Hodges, necessary bath-housen, concession ed in Seminole county, nnd tha Tlie French agreed to submit to igL Relieve Progress Made. llahassee. WASHINGTON, O ct 2.—</P)— stands, etc., would approximately amounts Involved, are shown au their government a temporary 11 was after making this stateM arkets follows: _ roant that M. CaiUaux and his as­ agreement calling for settlenjent Three agents of tho Interstate $10,600. ra r Body PlanningTo sociates Amt. MIAMI, Oct. 2.—UP)— Mrs. Do­ Deeds. Commerce Commission have been marched in.single file from The publicity committee, repre­ of its American war debt. CIIICAGOfOct. 2.— (/P)—Wheat, I 474,000 .......... ... 164 ordered into Florida, \V. !\ Bartel sented a t tho meeting by Howard rothy Bolger, formerly tho secre­ tne meeting and the end of the A drive was begun to raise $T>,tiscipline Mitdhell conversations between the two 543,500 Decenmber. 1.30Vfi to lJTtl; May, ............. 309 tary of Fred G. Beale, of Bing- |.38K ,to 1.39V , Corn, December, 500,000 for memorials to Wood- director of service for tlm com Hulick, approved the tentative ad­ 1 (238,500 ______ 309 mission, said Thuniday, to observe row Wilson in Washington and at vertising schedule as it hud been had come. M.‘ Cnll- hnmpton, N. Y., nnd whoso name /ASHINGTON, Oct. 2.— (/P)—• commission** 6,781,000 ] ______ 309 the progresa of railroad attempts prepared, and submitted it to mem* mux wa8 unhappy that a perma- is connected with the mystery sur­ 78Ti to 7914; Oats, December 39% . Princeton University. eiplinary action against Col. ‘ 7 2 :,j: . ...... .......203 to relievo acute traffic congestion n*;nl orrangement was not reach- rounding hi* disappearance, vol­ bers of the organization with Cull llinm A. Mitchell, aircraft storm ad. 1.262,750 f .............. 269 particularly on the etute’a east­ recommendations. Secretary Mellon, too, was dis­ untarily appeared at pojico head­ d^r, will he renewed by tho l,-$ 18,920 >• ....... 310 ern coast. appointed, but he, nevertheless, re­ A report was presented mem­ quarters here Thursday morning far Department as soon as Coi. 1,511,100 ________ 276 Bartel lurid present information garded the results as n step fpr- and convinced the authorities that ■ ■«•2,250 n zv“n bers nt this time by J . !>! Chitten­ (itchell completes his testtimony 2iJH gave him reason to hope for relief ...... ....... 310 ? a r * * *hat a better un4 den, announcing that local realtonshe is not implicated in the affair. cforv the air bourd, which U exsoon from tho tie-up, though re­ ng between the two na­ had subscribed for nn additional I cted to Ho r:ithin a day or two. ,.erstan<“ Totals ....2,531 $9,785,270 “I did work for Fred Beale in peated embargoes have been de­ tions had been developed. 21,000 advertising circulars for Col. Mitchell will be directed to Binghampton as his stenographer The largest! transfer recorded ROCKINGHAM, N. C., Oct. 2.— accord because he would not work; clared against certain classes of their own use, and thnt 9,000 mora But observers, and even mem­ before I came to Miami,” Mr*. Bol­ sport to the Inspector general of freight, particularly by the Florida during September is shown to because ho had n bud temper and ({?)— Elizabeth Cole Thursday took bers of the American Commission would likely lie tuken by others. I hfjVtt le army in connection with the ger said, "but I know nothing of the witness stand In defense of her because she could not luok up to East Coast system. frum tho Lix‘khutchoo ivestigatior, as to whether the iLi varicd opinions as to the tan­ his actions since I left. I thought Tho committee named last FrlEricS n,pB„y to J . O. BUD, Jr., “Other railroads have congested him as a husband. father, W. B. Cole, wealthy cotton gible results of the seven day con­ snguage he employed in a statehe was in Binjj’humpton until I manufacturer, who Inst Aug. 15 Throughout her testimony the in an endeavor to route freight day to Investigate the ,ocn! labor fcr n r,„ll;j.ifration of approxivent made public in San Antonio, ference. Disappointment and dis­ read the paper this morning.” . young woman betrayed no emotion. shipments away from tho congest­ situation v-ur unable, to, secure apy niftt^ty mately $383 $3-*'3, 500. shot and killed W. W. Orpiond, rex., and which precipitated tlie satisfaction predominated in some tangible information on the subj otla-r tri’nsactien of notahlu ed zone,” Bartel »uid, "but with­ Charles Bolger, her husband, She glanced repeatedly in tho dl; Otla-r tn jipointment of a opccial air board, quarters that the Americans had accompanied her to Miami with an­ former sweetheart of tho young rectjion of her father end often out great effort, since th e.greatest Ijaet, and tho matter was held over size included in tho list e,r / woman. Attorneys for Mr Cole, been unable to do more; in ethars institutes conduct to the prejuponding future action. congestion has been between West this morning were by tho changed the position of her foot. other friend. Mrs. Bolger said. who Is on' trial here for murder, cf good order and military uie prevailing sentiment was that She gave the police hsr street ad­ have set up pleas of self-defense Coconadu Beach Company to i h * , On cross examination the young Palm Beach and Miami into which France can do better in the way pscipline. i Rraily Coaipwilj, no other rail route* car, penetrate dress and said that she would be woman testified that she had seen and transitory insanity. of terms five years hence than her Note W a rn s N egroes I Eriit-Ciiilleadon for $106,900 including 105 acre'-; successfully. Our men have instruc­ her father about an hour before h I their aerrfec should circum­ Tiie statu rested its case this represinUHyea felt obit tu do at to this time. Among all of those di­ stances warrant their communicat­ morning after four eye witnesses the shooting. She was in an au tions to find the facts and also seek N ot To Occupy House land a transfer of lands from Idward Higgins and %. h . TvngM concerned with the negotia­ ing with tier in connection with had testified they saw Cole, weal- tomnblle. she said, and passed the opportunity to ai.si.it. “I now believe tnut the double "aken From Vessel rectly j t<> tho Iziudon Develc thy textile executive, fire three Manufacturers’ building, in which tions, however, there was a notice­ Beuie’a disappcara.ice. NASHVILLE, Term., Oct. 2 lHT.SOO* Mr. ami Mrs. Bulger came to shots into the body of Ormond as he had an office. She saw him track construction which the Flor­ (A*)— A jar containing gunpowder pany f able sense of relief at their con­ ida Hint Coast is completing, und through the window nnd noticed clusion. ON BOARD U. S. S. CAMDEN Miami last Monday, she told the he sat in his car on the streets and n note earning that "death. j G ;» >FF BLOCK ISLAND-—By Wirepolice. They are employed in a of Rockingham last Aug. 15. One that he was chatting, laughingly with the clearing up of the lino bell und destruction” would bo the O p O llta l t I U rL C rt which the present ejpborgo wilt ul with several persona. She did not other witness served only to Iden­ to Associated Piess, Oct. 2.— downtown office, it was stated by Goes Dp In Value. M o fO C f low. that truffle con bo gotten into fate of tlia negro, who would move p a n jt< il i» f ie toll of luiowir deaJ of Sub- . PA RIS Oct. 2.— (/Pi—Tho first persona at the home where they tify a photograph showing position stop. Into the building wn* found Tburs- t U p i i a i OL iU U t motion. . Before she wrii excused the wit­ trine S-51 was raised to four to- tangible effect here of the tempo­ have rooms, nnd they huve bDcn in of the buildings and the automo­ ~~ "The ri>u*» of tho difficulty. It Hnv rnorntng at n hoitso in Smith! when divers recovered the bo. rary. debt settlement offer in their rooms every night since com' bile in which Ormond was killed. ness acknowledged hrr signatures Nashville, which wnz being prepar- j MADRID, Got. * appears now, whs the very great to several lattero tn possession of After .|u«mtiuiw regarding if two of the crew in tito en- Washington wu/ to «*n.j tfct: dritar ing to Miami, Mrs. Bolgar fuf* tk*f»nrinnv cd for occupanj Kv* ntftm hflrs o f a |£x6ops CAwYnl age and period of life here. A. L. tie) store that ‘ will b«- intWriao-d Increase in freight movement, com­ negro cone compartiuoiit oi the from 21.1 francs at the opening of ed, to the satisfaction of polic LbJ-KHtri out ot •U I •ho men were identified identifi ns bourse to 21JJ at t o’clock. chat slat had made reservations for Brooks brought up the subject of later, picaumahly In an effort to bined with the pressure of pus- s^id by it serger traffic, la-ginning in Sep­ refute her tustimony tliit she broke her relations with Ormond. ^ E. Lawton of SomervUW, weeks before the trip to Miami relations with Ormond of- her tember, which has hitherto been of u ne Mies Cove testified she broke SjS., and B. !). Limisay, engine. I I APALACHICOLA -Waterfront she and Mr. Buigvr left Bingencountered only into in the year. borhootl. accord. * \Vt \ relations with Ormond of ami class of Pensacola, Fin, track to be devehped. (bampton. K ..7-V * •a TAKENTO BY DEBT 8 TO N -SEA SO N S W ITI LAN A IR SERVICE OF CE NAVY CRITICIZED ION BY OWN OFFICERS COMMERCE BODY GIVEN FACTS ON POULTRY TOPICS Si iham Defense |es An Appeal In rster B e d Case Washington News Commerce Experts Ordered To Florida To Aid Rail Tie-Up Beqle Disappears; Former Secretary Is Not Implicated Wealthy Carolinian’s Daughter Goes On Stand To Aid Him In Fight For Life ?4ore Bodies Art* - ’.*i'{ - ,i >■ ’o W W a i Ifi ** v‘K -' �i ■■" I • ,v - M ^ .r f V 'b J s r - jf;f 3 <y f V i F •5 r,U e fa requfred^Md i v.j r 'iSotw _ , .V C ity T ax Collector, United SU U of Compbilai JACKSO That the Richard i which the children an Isaac In federal coart last Jan. 7. McDonald and the e:».ates are -ro-defendants in the litigation wttti Mrs. Bala Croker, who has until Wednesday, October 7 to file her reply to the complainant*' plea. The filing of the answer to the original MU was In compliance wUh executive orders Issued .‘ by Feder­ placed M rs/ Sophie' Poleski of New al Judges Rhydon Call and Lake consciousness with wine bottles. H ognition. ft Jones. •»“' The Croker children in their com­ plaint maintained that tb e-jrU J Loans Clearwater Gets Homes I"Please give me a line" were the •CLEA RW A TER, Oct. 2^—OP)— commander's last words before the Clearwater's building permit* fo r1submarine slipped beneath the waSeptember touted 9663,700, an In- ter, L iu asserted, crease of more than 1,000 per cent Both L iu and Ceier were caught T 'erw8*2tf ? ber' ^ ' I “ c? rdlnffto ,n Hnw or antenna and A. K . Selden, building Inspector went down but straggled loose and Included In the new projects were enme to the surface. "« * « 1° t h . * > t e .n d l.o k .d around," Geier decli I counted six heads. The ati of Rome was goin; a few minutes I __________ __ ether boys and I only saw four oi’ them." Only Three Saved. frM trtic U o ii Records Shattered During September; Miami Figures Million In Palm Beach. lectors office last W E£T PALM BEACH, Oct. 2 . ~ am ounU an included LfHtUna and repairs OP)— Building permits issued dur­ ing the month of September in West Palm Beach totaled $1,683,002, and in Palm Beach, $246,600, to data la $5,768,706- which-U two million more than th» total of last y ta i. The residence construction is more than any two previous months and givep Lakeland a record of building a new home every four and a, half hours. On the last day of September 23 permits were tak­ en out fuy new ren'denccs. Up to date permits .f o r 711 new resi­ dences’ have been' issued, ■ Fifty Permits In Behring SEBRING, Oct. 2^-UP)— Build­ ing nermltb fo r September issued through the office of City Clerk A. M. Wolfe number 60, carrying a total of $100,835. Residential con­ struction .predominated, this phase of building work involving $164,* 700. Office buildings costing $6,000, municipal pier costing $1,500 and garage co. i ing $0,700 were the other items included in the per­ mits. Thirty-six homes wore projected during the month, the price rang* lag from less than $1,000 to $10,- .Tam pa Sets Record TAM PA, Oct. 2 ;—UP)—All single month records for construction - were shattered In Tampa during September- with the • issuance of September i 700 building p«rm|ts for project • - involving an aggregate of $5,170,083. Tho previous peak in construc• tlon came in. July with $2,926,21»5 In permits granted. A $1,600,000 hotel, 3 office build"t Inga, scores of Industrial houses wul hundreds of dwellings are In­ cluded In the month’s program. including himself, only three were saved by the boat lowered by the City of Rome. Lira was the first picked up. Ge­ ier said a lighted ring buoy was thrown to him and he was picket up, and that a t that time the steam er had headed about and was ap­ proaching him. R U M RUNNERS MAY SH IFT T O FLORIDA COAST ll E — T M C 1 3 /U .-0 H tiR c s SANFORD, For F ln t Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at 7% Consult ns first when in the m arlut fog funds creed that the prof Macnotta A Si-comi A. P. CONNELLY & SONS no« homestead and as s held in trust, the chi Croker a heir’s portions and dowry, right In suppon of this Million they have , declared that Croker wa * a 1 head of a family under the Floridal state legislation. This declaration is danied in the defendants reply in which it is oointed out that Crqker, following his second msrrlage, lived upon the properties only at intermittent pe­ riods and-that he was not. "a head of a family In this state," They contend that the properties were purchased only cnrsn invest-) sent bash and that at tid time did Croker use or express ap intention to use the lands as a homeaftatfA-. 1 The defendants maintain th.i ! the deeds of conveyance between Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen must .pay Croker, Alice Eccleatan .and Mrs.) Croker and between Mrs. Croker,, City License Promptly.' Temporary license will and McDonald and between Mc­ " ■*.- * ’ V * I * pyi f | f * * '* * Donald and the Palm Beagh estates1 be. issued until bond can be applied for arid apwere made In legal fashion'^with *■ - I * t V, „ ia r * ^ m ,* "... * "valuable consideration ■being giv­ proved. Each Broker required to furnish $2,500 en.1 It in charged In .th e. bill of • t , complaint that the, transactions Bond and each salesman $1,000.00 Bond. were not legal inasmuch as po con­ siderations were made in eiihsr Instance. • ; ^ ^ CITY REAL ESTATE LICENSE Enormojis profits DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 a re made. Profit is the big reason fo r the rapid de­ velopm ent of our poultry industry. F eed Red C6mb P o u ltry -Feeds for m axim um results. ELLEN HOY, T ax Collector. Elm-and Coinnierci Evening Uusines Class HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. Every Monday. Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Beginners may enter, at any time Two In Small Boat End Record Journey Are You Open to Conviction?! | A D V E R T I S I N G * *T H EAPS T o N l 'S H T I O V d f? AM C X T R A S p » tr< 2 .) n e - N Act Quick i tv H C N C V e f? T s e e . a H d H T > IT MANCES fdCS T H IM K oc° ON T H E S E ! We tell you that we use Reg­ ular $10 nnd $50 Woolens in j d lots on 3rd Street within ten these Made to Order 2-Piece minutes walk of post office. Suita at New street, paying paid. Many nice new Spanish bun­ galows In the vicinity. Advertisements are the news Priced For Quick Sale L A T P t c s a kj*p c s c n t u c m c -m : iA/H<sjsie,ve./t i A M A M C O M S 'D I A N F A I L S T o M A K & A \ H IT WITH H13 “BUM H U M O R AND TRICES T o R A I3C . A M U S H G U Y IN G P E O P L E A L / IM ISN C S. IT ik e s <50 311 First National Bank Loans in THIS 1SI£/\T TO IO N COOK. A T -G u t A 1 1 bis in Rose Court The price will m advanced $500. each after Saturday, Sept us quick about these. Terms. * MONEY AVAILABLE A man can't understood why a women cant understand why“ he .'in't underhand. --------- * ALBANY, N. Y„ Oct. 2.— C/P)The eighteen foot motor hoot Transcontinental, which has been making u journey across the North Americun continent by water, left hero Thursday afternoon on Its a IT R S U R V I V O R S i " * * to New York Ulty and the end of U" w y ***. • After « atop off OF — Building permits issued for GIVE t i l V Hi DETAILS U H j I A IL iH U H °v«rn1*ht at C a ^ iH , the craft wl" construction work in Jacksonville n p r L ' M T I M C A C T l ? ! ? start the Inst leg of its trip today. represented a total valuation of $1,- K H jL /H i XN l i U O A f t l H itt The Tr&nsconinentnl left Astoria. Ore., In May. 720.070, the city building inspection ■" John E. Hoag nnd Frank S. Wil­ announced at close of business to-j (Continued from Pago One) day. The total Included $1,100,000 Gclor thought they were rubbing, ton, who with a dog made up the for a new hotel and $418,775 forf Lieut. Dobson pleaded for a lino ciew of the ernft, logged 5,680 from the City of Rome Lira said. miles In their journey, which was t » hew dwellings. made entirely by water (ynept come 400 miles spent on the soli­ portage across the continen­ BY CONDO tary E\ EUT TRU E tal divide. <SC5 Beautiful furnished home in Rom. Court thai one can afford to own. p art gg ,* Over a period of three years can be arrahfl M e c r a t ON TH CL T O O in y And We Mean It! $1500 E ach Term s 1-3 cash, balance sem i­ annually. of every-day things that concern 3-Piece Suit or Overcoat at $29.50 made to your order and guaranteed! „ you most. THE be complete without them. Mitchell-Shipp Realty Co. 316 First National Bank Sanford Fla. No newspaper would JACKSON’S Ready to W ear 2nd Street. •Ufe L„ i' ' ■' J. �tftUitfif made’’* land I 0 y e t Prospective Three 8t'nd ay ? hunters Wew L «&ish w » not to , 1 § j thrust Into thb Akira •by operatives. of the -State, a«n checks for res- Game end J*Uh Department U *t W E M O DISTE 8 HQPPE Etftnnco fcf reser«Ve Unique In u One of tjie origiqU^to have been i now open ready f o r the S jtT fiS S S i* fall strin g , ’ • X t p m * commissioner, !!!, a Erie-, uQKpughridura ,du' Mrs. Geo. Brockhahn S fr& sn l * here on • r? n i E; jnd SU iba In the Spanish- S >y pleaded suOty In court mid . , A little over ,a ; obtaining permisGovcrnment, D .' P< s iis u k ia s in i m Cans V WotPouiMpIii E v ety G ro cery ^ * W h o te W h i M t ^ d - Q r a h i t t r i ^ P l o u r .!P worth of this work mptttqa or underway, rad tropical flowers of i being planted on. the quickly os the dredges a and steam .shovels the C ity 'of l i i S u f a park there. ^Desert Land looming With ite .il . i _t-~ '* Standard % r a t t s Do£ and Puppy'CAkes. •• 6 lbs G^drgia1Yams \ Potatoes ....... -....... .. ■ • ’ -V <]■ F ren ch P eas, Fren ch Sardines, F reh ch Mud! Fren ch Anchovies, Chinese B ean , Sproiitte No. 2 cans New Pack .. Tom atoes r * m A i i ■■ " "i'iB I m i J No. 2 Cans Purity Peas ■ U O ;k S ? t o Pumpkifal Nice F a t • tJ-n Mackerel K it rushes like the wijnl ■ N o.t-lC ftn E p ra lrii;'th e grasshopper Sliced PineappUV fi vegetaUpniHher*! are the K rt, ' rolling' prairies, the ■ io lbs B e s t . Granulated n ) hills afui the dry, sandy. ■ Sugar •*-•**■»»*•*•*»tj|M#••#»•*» That over night niny run it , flood wptcr ‘from n audidburat ■. Plenty of C ortots, B eets, Parsnips, Cabbage, Ruta, n l> ’.this- western country, Turnips, Tomatoes, - Celery, Lettuce, Turnip Greens, ’, has (orre a gradual' Cranberries. ' ; 1 V " . . •^ i , eg the cold steel of the low iifhmtf' fcVbf ‘westward, has under the buffalo sod and APPLES ie soil for diversified agri•vLnst year the 24 counties S i s Th«rc.c . w f c Suey Sauce* A -l Sauce Mint Sauce 1: r No. 1 cans, Dew Kiat Peas. m n n u iiiiM M * * * * * * ! ■* - .4 * t * f V * Rose Lim e Ju ice. * -o.Wt D orsey’s Ri*ead, Stone’s Cakes, Blue Valley ‘Blitter. Richelieu Coffee, . FANCY DRESSED rn»‘>* 277— PHONES— 2 7 6 ' If It Is Good To E a t W e H a v e I t WESTERN POT ROAST OF B E E F .... ,4m > vhr i mo1i At Your Door A&P’s Extrem e Low Pri ces on high quality grocer ies Save You Money. B you*; prop­ erty is priced jrightjwe'Kave h buyer for Get Your* Share of the Su vings. Below Maine Cobblers “Money Saved Is . Money Made’ 6 Guest B a r s ..... A&P Brand .Large Buttle A&P Brand, No. 2 l-^ cp n Sliced or halves, can Standard Maine Kellogg's, Pkg, Fresh, Crisp . 202 1st St SANFOItD Long, Tender, No. 2 am ............. . A&P Brand, 16 oz. can Strong, E ffective ... m ore G RO CERIES, M^A Fresh Always Pkg. . Sugar— 15 lb« Then-Nectur, Orange, Pekoe “ ■°z* India Ceylon, mixed* kg Bokar, lb. Bed Circle, lb. Potatoes, Peck 8 O’clock, lb N. Y. S ta te, Finest Quality, full Cream, lb.......... ...... ............... .. . ^ONo. 2 Can:...../......................— IONA Bland. Sweet and tende No. 2 Can / / _ . ! / __ Toilet P ap er Carnation Cream, toll size At per dozen •••«** *»*•»» Carnation Cream, Baby Size At per dozen.......... i . ...... ... M E A T S -R E G U L A R P R IC E S /CJ High Quality, No. 2, full puck Hound and Sirloin Steak s,. F ot'R oasto of Beef At per pound...... Oilier . P ra ttlo w ’s Pickled Peaqhes; Piekled P e a rs; FruKt Salad* . • ^hy^nort sell rhile t t e sell­ ing {tjg o o d , [f yod haven’t ume 'I o call, l e will call on rou. Phone nr w rite ' 5* . f Complete assortm en t o f Chase and Sandl « fam ous coffees and teas. •». / A T T H E BA SK ET 8 Cons No. 1 New Pack Tomatoes (A -f it / V alue �1 M ika -v. • WVtj < ■ . iquetta'r w ia of colonel, i Texas *1 tu t 8-M W ... BY ARTHUR % was assigned to it. Was thought he t i i pf«M m “of thin man IKfehen^ AW hours condemning high v>>4-;<-------- » . W Mw r -t\‘ rr ■ *b« knae th niiMM hw -~pi M YO tl HEED Hap alt your llf r t . I’par moil important f work, and John u r. fetchants Mont of the. Trust Compan,, whan To hi* m tan asyi. Itchall Victor Lawton dWd Newt found tha Chicago . dropped Into hii b p power This to do with it a t; ha pi a what be did, actor counts in tha Chicago office: He irajt lorrelied whom Victor ithem: n his ltfwtlmw and jn u at “I know that a rely for aucctss on newxpaper«ly on bankera. If men. as banka rel and you you want my aadvice, d ....... — ought not to need it, I will give t to you. But I want you to de­ cide what aught to be done, and do it* AU l ask of you b to prove to ma that Victor Lawson showed good Judgment when he made you its. chief assistants and to agree among yoqnelves.” r.ij. the leaya off to d a y s * , aprvei*. 1 the Mgrossest inefficiency and mismanagethis he was relieved of his command in Texas, A t ,f?od. m* ny iokas crayked-about the j w . Officers List, and machinery was his court martial. v" ■' (S Journal. n brok«3wX . ha was summoned to Washington . to testify bfe. idOnt Coolidge’s Court of Inquiry.. Colonel Mitchell I t stern a'to be *•*, out front. San Antonio with eight volumes— or was it tons about government that* costs the leas it ia wn ‘ constructive argum ent as to why the United .States Unburg Sun. Id have a Department of National Defense with a uni­ fied aifc service. Now he la engaged in presenting these arguments to th e startled members of the court. ljt* m Wjf» ;V C B u t who this m in Mitchell was before last winter, what he dhl or Where he came from, very few newspaper readers can remember. Only a few can recall every having Oil W ei! ' Sunk—HwJiihemfd of him before this recent controversy was begun. As so, we fear, a^e the rtjiiej ^ lollttl to nia hobbles, habits, achievements and personality, they TH E NEW York World dwindled w e.alm ost totally ignorant. So Bob Washburn of the Bos­ n tho hands of Ja y Gould; the ton Traisacript has written a few facts about Colonel Mitchell Herald, Sun, Press, Mail, in New ___ Morning headaches »r« i m ay prove interesting. He w rites: York, and half a doien other news­ «d by defective vision; a papers out of New Yorh,T<faded ia a picturesque/ person. He ia ity to visualise, correctly away like sickly infants in tho j £ :■ a old. H e comes out of the Wept, paclty.—W est Palm Beach hands' of Frank Muqsey, able busi­ ■ nore courageous and skillful sol**"■■ ' '/I! i __ _ /-J* ness man and financier, but with Well, there is' plenty ■45 f> ■ fir dier and aviator in the Army than he, not only this a lofty intellect and Incapable of tr:*,• .if--’ F.- - ■ U rn . In this drought ^ •descending to the humdrum details bfat few have touched him. He has been in all wars, land, even If there Isn’t aa_ of new: rwper work — Ip other except the Rebellion and Revolutionary wars. He is to apeak of.—Nashville Osrv words, not a newspaper eessentially s s e n t i a l lfriendly ..................in social communion. He.suffers " f. J * < ; Gould, Munsey and c from one me affliction, an independent fortune, H is lm ness men. with nawpp Evolution their hands, might hive dpna much done, ite ancestor hangs well on a library wall. Men M i 3. snvs better had they known whose children are crying for bread and for Fords in­ believe the J . Mitchell knows—that cline, more than he, towards respecting their supe­ ocrat. ' wi r» tf newspaper man to run a riors. The colonel is not trammeled by this disability. ft, per, but it takes a railroad man to / He is a restless spirit. He Ib a good deal of a lover run a railroad and d good peanut 5ft vender to run a peanut siapd. of outdoor life, in many ways. He has a string of PIC T U R ED B Y MOBS a helpful deed. horses. We saw him a t the National Horse Show . ARKANSAS GAZETTE * will bring you just-the hope PRESIDENT COOUDGE, how nd happtneswywi need.;-' ; £ across the bridge in Virginia. The grounds do not are you Impresicd by the testimony f- v ■ »■> - vKaw It la thb misfortune of the South negro inmate of a state institu­ measure up to their name. He rode several entries. of Major Ralph Rdyce hcfert1Vour If the douda should gather round thgt isolated act* of meb violence tion for the insane killed a nurse. air board! i Alin He wag In uniform. He wore the habiliments of a ^ yon. -> ' i It isn’t necessary to ask. Every should color its social life and She was the head of the occupa'soldier, perhaps through the great, long and charac­ then *.Trn intelligent American knows your character in the eyes of the rest of tional department i f the asylum teristic patience of Joh n 1 Weeks. Mitchell is quite 'bttiaU youll and she was passing the negro common sense and sound Judg­ tha country. 1 I*-1 v: Just tha a -timber-topper. One m ust be to watch not only the ment. V ckra of wholesome advertising ward, when she was attacked and i>.- r But, for the benefit of .some of^the favored region of the World beaten to death. A horrible and top-rail, but a t all times to maintain a keep eye on HIGHEST AIM their trou newspapers and obsolete ipilitary mity be largely nullified by one heart-rending thing. But it must the gallery, as he does. and naval "higher ups” that op­ awful inddept In which some mob be remembered that this negro He is a glutton for public notice, besides whom Woe, pose an independent air force, to sterns determined to outdo bloody was insane and on inmate o f a The young man who aspires to a successful ca^ rilatnp of'" kind even Babe Ruth seems to turn away from a hot-dog. ublic institution - f o r " tho insane. publish as widely sm possible one Apaches Of other ddys. reer should make character and education his oreover his deed was simply the * - • * / ' v* r part of Major Royce’a testimony, A front-page headline in the morning press does not In newspapers work at Milwau­ impulse of an unbalanced mind and ns public service, aald: "L ast year !0< / highest aim. Diligent work, faithful saving-and1 kee is Craddock Goina, a native of alienate his affections from his matutinal eggs, that had none of the featurea of the ' ! ^ IV 1 >•' ' T was inspected, by eleven generals, the Sduth, a man who knows-the is, if it concerns himself. It cannot be said, accurate­ regular bank deposits are a great help, in giving »cd*<; love sad This old vriiri and not one of them ever .even South and Is devoted to its inter­ crime that has caused so many ly , th at the colonel will be heard from, because he al­ goodness; negroes to be lynched. Y e t the ooked at my airplane. Theklwere earn.accuracy, to your aim. Your* account is invited. ests. Wisconsin people are now ready has been. In his comfort he is a medley, like a ntercsteii only In''the clothing of sdjkin! ikipg Information about * the mob took this insane negro from the Imitated men, in saluting, and s<3\jth and Mr. Goins has been ask- a' state institution, chained him to thoroughbred with a sizable spavin. He appeals and the cleanliness of my klfchen and ed to write newspaper articles, a tree and beat him to death with 496 Interest M d on'B arings Accounts yet we shrink, w ith!a touch of sympathy and sorrow. barracks. dealing with' this great part of tha a pick handle. If his wap .not Can't someone save him 7 Ho is worth it. r. Mellon put the K. 0 . on country. ••He met one man, "a savagery and barbarism then no *Y° ' ' Who's Who in America also contains a few facts about MR. PRESIDENT and readers cUar^ high grade sort of man,” who wild tribesmen were ever guilty savagery and barbarism when chetl which .would tend to indicate that he is not just an generally, what would yo.u, think of Intenns to locate in Mississippi) of they toitured and burned victims K irif'S S Sf. » rd ijIa ry .i* in d ija m ro B L w ju a tJw S h a iu u 'ii.S A k liy U jd a l 1 whnso M I lble’ .tof vrith_ an - associate, and - operate n sq unfo'tunaU,aa;totfnH into tiwia y*« l»«B It »;,• j p train, i f , they confined themse! lemselvea Mr. Goina found that this Wiscon- hands. Many of the terrible crimes com­ to inspecting the uniforms o(,£| U ajliL {n an had always harbored some irs or porters, after unfosttiiate Ideas abput the South, mitted in, other .parts of,the; coun­ man conductors tho clcanlinesa is < of the and persons In his neighborhood Ighborbood try and much of the violence are STR EN G TH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS and never asked a queti.ion about earnestly deprecated his decision to charged to the presence of, unastho locomotive. leave; Wisconsin and go to .live simiiated colonies of foreigners iH iis iis is u H im iiiis iiM m iilM iiu iu u afaong people whom they pictured whp are American in nothing ex­ cept their residence, and even that THIS NATION needs an air force as "barbarians.” So Mr. Goins may be more or less temporary. controlled by men that under­ sought to inform him about the In the South we boast that we are stand Hying, men that are inter­ South1and he told the •Manufac­ almost wholly Anglo-Saxon. The ested in tne difference between turers Record, to which he ap- men who poured oil over a negro’s an all metal monoplane and a ppaiff for special data, that ho be- body in Mississippi and burned weak cloth mado biplane, more lievee this Wisconsin man’s going him at stake were Anglo-Saxoi^, And 6 room house, Garage... Paved street on '•,i: than in neat uniforms, or service to Mississippi will open the way Thoir families have been American for Jdany mom of his neighbors saluting. for generations. The same may bo Crystal Lake, $6,500. Providence, taking care of the to do likewise. said of the men who in Georgia set birds, put in charge of them the ARight after this Southern man n new muik for mob savagery. brains of birds, not the brains of m Wisconsin had vouched for the These were Incidents of Anglo6 rooms and bath in Sanford, ail conveniences JG^OO.ypI rabbits or turtles. character of the Southern people Saxon civilization, which wo say Why should this nation, depend- agafist-allegations of- “cruelty” with pride and satisfaction hat its 6 room house on lurge lot in Paola, $1,250.00 ; ,ng for its safety in war, upon d “ ‘barbarism’’ that were unfor- great shrine in the Southern states [lying machine.*, and flying men, pye eurrent a mob in Mississippi of this union. We believe our An3 acres in bearing orange grove near-Paolli, $4,509.09 put the nation's flying department sell a negro, accused of an atro­ glo-Scxon heritage by such savag' under the, control of human rab­ cious crime, poured oil over his cry and we show ourselves re bits from the navy or turlos from jpdjr and burned him at the stake, creunt to Anxin-Snxon devotions to {orhaps if we had sufficient pbw- inw by our abject failure to pros the arm y! of physical vision we might see rente and punish those who do e friends and neighbors of the frightful murder as mobs. NOT FAR from the train on The L. SIMMONS Sales Manager ; •* ^ isconsin man, those who sought hope for redeeming the South which this is written in Arkansas City, Kans., there lives a dog, name t# turn him from Jiis decision to from mob savagery Ties in a flam­ i 08 Magnolia Ave. Phone J^17| aTe in Mississippi, going to him ing public sentiment against' de­ unknown, and all tho rest of his life that dog will believe in mira- i« th copies of newspapers telling fiance and overthrow of law and this savagery in that state. clos. in certain and condign punishment ■ U M u a H ia a M H ia ai a H a a a a U a M ttM a ia M n ii His owner, probably dead by - W^hin two days there was worse for those who brand all the South this time, was Warren Hardy, savagery in Georgia; if anything and its people with the bloody TWO LOTS FA CIN G E A S T pm an of quick temper. Seising c^iuld ,bc worse. At Millcdgcville a I work of their own barbarism. One of the Best Locations in the City hisa shotgun by the end of the years old. Wo may hear from him barrrcl, Hardy hit thb do$ with the I $750.00 Each butt. , Neither he noi1 the dog again, TH A T THIRD TERM M Y F A V O R IT E STO RIES knew the gun wan losded^Hardy ’■ -------- o-------LOT ON H U G H E Y S T R E E T MIAMI HERALD By IRVIN S. COBB Tho French accuse ua of being ia in the hospital, and probably Between Park and Magnolia "gold diggers,” hut after all that's wont recover. , Friends of President Coolidgc Apparently it did not occur to Toward dusk, the bridegroom In Chicago a vaudeville comed­ nut much worse than being "phos­ $1,750.00 phate diggers” of •the kind the ian married a lady who wae like­ went to tho telephono and called A LL IN one second tho dog felt are dismayed that the third term Mr. Blythe, or the editor who or­ wise connected with the profession up his hotel and asked to bo con­ the blow, heard the explosion, saw idea should be mentioned when dered him to write the article, that Double Corner A p artm en t House Site i French are. t Immediately after the ceremony nected with his room. Hip new wife hid cruel master stretched on the his .name is written or spoken. he was hhnsolf doing much “ third -V Close In * .4 term tom-tomming.” In one para­ Associated Presa despatches tells I fffl his bride in her room and answered. In u slightly husky voice ground, knowing nothing about They seem to believe that ho graph of 19 lines “third tei-m'' ap­ gunpowder. That dog will nlwaya •thould not bo treated as other of three persona Seriously injured w®nt 10 noare:»' blind tiger ho snid: Corner Lot on Union Avenue “ Is that you. friend wife! Well, bollevo in . miracles, and alio in .» men, that he is not subject to the pears six times and in another par­ when the automobile in which they where, meeting a number of very agraph of 15 lines tho hated words A Good Buy .... -»W this is friend husband. I ju:C mado — congenial friends, ho proceeded to special providence that avenges same theories and condition* that were riding was crowded off the nre found five times. Timt is cer­ a date for dinner. How’re things celebrate the recent event fitting­ dogs, when they are hit with the surrounded other individuals, road by another. There is only tainly putting the third term la­ butt end of a gun. i Samuel G. Blythe has an article bel, badge, insignia, stamp, pen­ one place for road hogs and thut’s ly. Several huppy hours passed. breaking for y o u !" ia tho Saturduy Evening Post in jail. IT IS foolish, however, to say headed "Third Term Totn-Tom- nant, stigma, seal and brand oni y ■ » --------- a---------T H E T U R K AGAIN the lest* you understand, the more ftiors" In which he objects to any Mr. Coolidge with enthusiasm and REALTO R "Shoott officer!'' cried the sub­ pertinacity. MACON TELEGRAPH I readily you believe In {mraclcs. tglklof a third term for Mr. Cooldued-looking individual as he bar­ Having finished the unexpired Rooms 501-502. Phone 95 , . j;, The radio is a genuine miracle idgo. Not that he objects to gived hia. breast, "I admit that I'm un term of Mr. Harding, Mr. Cool­ First National Bank Building. tpe< Tho controversy concerns the oil of science, and it tnkos . intelli­ iftg ^hat eminent if silent Vermon­ Tho Turk can hardly he expectinnocent bystander.”— R. M. M. in ed to havo any gn-at friendship idge was president of the United dal fields of Mosul, of course. Brit- gence to understand It^^A savage SALES FORCE Miami Tribune. Now by gosh, this for tho League of Nations, pa rile- sin has no high and lofty motives wouldn’t understand it or believe ter another term. Indeed he would States before he "was elected to the Heem willing to give him a perma- high office. It matters not whe­ M. M. STEWART DOUGLAS KING' is no joke in Miami. ulnrly since it was formed by the in wishing a renewal for 25, years in it. i l a ' would sitgplx say rfcni; lease of the White House. ther he served three years, eleven - • ---- ---- ----------nations which stripped him of all of the mandate over the Kingdom "w itchcraft” and go his way? IBut he shies at any reference of u months and 30 days or one year Now learned scientists are say­ possessions on the continent of of Irak. Shu obtained the mandate --------- [third term, George Washington’s or month or even a day. Boom­ ing that Adam died of the gout. i Europe and limited his domains in over Mosul at the Peace Confer­ ARCH BROWNLEY wrote an refusal of the honor having set a Then the man who‘ insisted that Asia Minor. Since tho Treaty of ence by bargaining for it. She admirably brief notice, pinned it j dtecedent that it will be difficult ing him for 1928 is booming him for a third term, whether the "Adam had ’em” mu*t have li«id, Versailles, he has regained suffic­ had largely developed the Mosul to the front door of his little res-.tb set aside. booming is done sincerely or is de­ because if he had, he would nevvr ient power and sufficient of his oil fields and wished continued and taurant at Fort Smith, Arkansas, Mr. Rlythc declares that the ceptive and traitorous. have lived long enough to get the old territory, to havo become again uninterrupted exploitation of them, went to tho back room, drank poi­ fting of Mr. Coolidge for a The time may come when people gout the menace of the world's peace. which oho knew she could not gnt son and died. third term is not sincere. He says of the United States will decide ,, _0 . — — ■ Tho farewell notice read: In the w rr which Greece found dis- It Turkey ware given the territorythat it Is done by opponents in hU "I am dead. This u.oro will not own party, what ia know as the It beat 9o overthrow precendent For some tiuw there has been cstrous the Turk rc-took most of More than likely, If Irak had been ___ and elect some man to sjrve lont'■ Old a rumor that the city was going to the territory he had tost in Europe, restored to Turkey, the French, be op4n today.” ,. .Guard. . . . . They r t want , . to„ attach th*0 two terms. But tli^rp Too bad ho died. He should who were said to have backed tho including Constantinople, and evol­ build six or eight fine tennis court* ^he^third term lohf-1 to Coolidgu |no iud.catlons that 1928 will I ,and have them ready for use this ved a strong government that has Turks in tho war with the Greeks, have gone into the newspaper bus­ r r& ti 1* t h ? nf"'lnation may the time nor Mr. Coolidge the L n Fall. As y*t there ia only ono defied ail the agencies of world would have obtained the oil con­ iness. A dozen editorial chairs need be avoided on th* theory that he But lots of water win flow In men able to write briefly and to cessions. ii„i that is overcrowded every af- peace. ‘ nominated lltlc.1 stream. hefore the neU S ' — I- OT 113 HIGHLAND S T R E E T —^ It is an ugly situation, one which the point as Arch Brownley wrote Iha^ thi. defeat will be tolerably I public*,. oon. And Fall ia already hsie. • In the newest controveay over National C o m m it t e e _ the Mosul area, in the Kingdom bodes no good to the world. Drit- in his forty-second and last year, j certain. The "third lird t«rn» tom- meets and the third term talk mi-v ■ —* j^omming" is nr. e ffon to kill with |cease n spite of Mr. Blythe S j S j w Yovk has high buildings of Irak, which the League of Na­ ain does not relhiulnh lightly her | ___ th MR. SARGENT, the able irentlc- findne congested traffic; the New tions put under Britain's mandate, valuable concessions over $1750 Cash—Im m ediate A cceptance 1other third term tom-tom mere. 1 dtbni prepared to!m an appointed Attorney .General spiral ;h blood pressure and the Turk has taken thu attitude world. The Turk Iver,-—Plant City Cour- that Mosul Is Turkish® territory defend his tights, eveii to a war |by President Cooil dge, has a mot* she in tr.* Irak hills. The League o n to , earnestly recommended to thoso cferoed, Attorney General Sargent hi pressurc pressure ami -mi Turkey luraey will win possess it if ii sne and fnd R. E . S H I V E R - •IhUed Stales zjpjjef, **I believe in minding m> weather if you>will refill™ *u h? not.confined to j has to whin Britain. The League Nations, hi a crisis, has not c - VVesgue of llew own CTisinesa ” U . , that Into « World Court or * weague her?* There aare r e ,o f Nations r.as side-stepped the ls- erted the power which it cJWter,-* 1 Uncle Sam had that same motto, j * J* you ‘*on1 Uke art* Hamms, ite right down sue and has referred it to tho When reporters asked him about! in the daya of Geo-ge Washington.(finding it disagreeable, loo.— ^parbe put in tho same World Col^rt at The Hague for se t­ compose the difference. 822 May S t r e e t ^ — — | Jacksonville, Fla tanburg Sun. things with wbh’h he is not con- He would do well t? stick Loi t. weakly stepped aside tlement. }' • ■ ■ h i m a i M i u i n i i s i i tf tjo jiH B g a a x x a x itf x x x f • ■ ■ M l -. ‘'r* • / . "...AS:*-/- a party rabid shouting need not be taken seriously. Says Who’s f —=;o' fir\ / ■4; England c*ngmnc3 ha* placed a tax'upoii Who: William Mitchell, army officer; b. of Am. parents, at tings. Double taxation, an Nice, France, Dec. 29, 1879; s. John Lendrum and Harriet villa stpckii it wore. * Danforth (B eck er), M .; A. B. George Washington U„ 1899; distinguished grad. Army sch. of The Line 1908; grad, ’ The only'thing we hsve against Army staff Coll. 1 9 0 9 ; m. Elizabeth Miller, of Grosse Points, Colprtel Mitchell is that M eant Mich. Oct. 1 1 ,1 9 2 3 . likes him ,too.well. ■ ■ — ! On Btaff of Gen. FJtzhugh Lee in Cuba; participated in Sanford's building activity du­ phillipplne Campaign, 1899; completed constrn. Alaskan ring the summer months has been telegraph system, 1903; in Europe as military observer in. nothing short of pbenominal. 1914 and went to front with French aviation; first Am. of­ . trff -------ficer to fly over the lines; comdr. air units of 1st Army and Tha> Tampa Telegraph, something new . in Tam pa newspapers, later chief of A.‘ S. of group of armies in Argonnc offensive; ill bo Issued for tho first time at St. Mihiol commanded largest aero concentration in his­ unday. tory of the world; participated in Am. operations a t Cambrai, Somme defensive, Champagne-Marne, Aiane-Marne, *------0----i— • If they don’t got that submarine Oise-Aisno, St. Mihiol, Meuse-Argonne and in defensive sec­ raised pretty soon, they will have tor, also 8 French and English operations. Awarded D. S. to postpone operations until next Spring on account of the Icebergs. M. and D. S. C. (U. S . ) ; croIx do guerro with 5 palms and Comdr. Logion of Honor (F rem ih ); Companion Order of St. -----,—o-------It has at last come to tho point Michael and St. George (B ritis h ); Commends of S. S. Mauwhere the.Gramfnar School child­ rizie e Lazzaro, Whr Cross and Grand Officer Crown of Italy ren’s only chance is to pray for an (Italian !. Episcopalian; Cluba: Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, earthquake. * Army and Navy, Congressional, Riding and Hunt, Rock — o— — Florida Factt says an acre of Creek hunt. Office; Chief of A ir Service. (alery'land wi*l bring a profit of --------------------------------------- o----------------9874.86 a year. That’s right, at PICTU RES A R E the consolers of loneliness.— Washing­ le a st,' lm ’t it, boys? .JbT.'j ton Irving. -oBob LaFollctte, recently eloctrd ---------------------------------------o--------------------------------------by Wisconsin to fill his father’s PR A Y E R IS T H E spirit speaking truth to Truth.— Bailey. placo in tho Senate, is only thirty S a il 'la . Beautiful L ak e F ro n t Lot S LAKE MARY E. F. L A N E A Real.’./. llB a rgain | P �' r»'3t TiU3 ■' .* •J’ JS&tfM2K£t i —.vV^rKr.*- 1 r Editor _ _ 'HOB* g .g — -------- 'll FASHION R EV U E THURSDAY NIGHT AT M ILANE TH EA TER PRESENTS ATTRACTIVE STYLES OF FA L L . OM jrtar-LeM le Wi Tallahassee— J . T, i ___ Okeechobee City--John ,le sDel). sfa e a *.a s * Sanford— Harton Mabry, bert Messer, Warner , S c a t s " ., John Schirard, John Brumly. St. Petersburg-Frank Phipps. Bt. Augustine— Stewart Bates. p+ls *■■ r, -l • “ L i.;1 , fi mu h [ Ilf»rt-r coat of auedc velour in the MW. cWkoo .hade, whfch followed the ■1 r v M * flaring: lines with a draped side effect, A collar, cuffs end band n te tln i of Ol across the draped side, of muffloon be held at J « l 5 o ^ U l e- S ? i v e n K fe*Hmlth. Flrat llothofur, added' the aeaion'n touch of ara I * style. With this coat she wore a WInthrop Randolph, Walter Mar, -■ » i\' hat of bright, brown velour with shall. Gainesville— A. A. Murphrfet, Jr., an ornament of buttons and bril­ with much anticipation wid»lways ryan Hiers. B ttU will m U rr enjoyed.! The gowns which were liants. Tampa—Joe Rays. O - > & $ ; BirMff tall Miss Cora Hill, who la Sarasota—Charles Walpole.i on Park. Avakov. •hown this season were graceful blonde type, made a moat tlful than any selection - f * * 1* has Ocala— John Troxler, Ja attractive mode] in a two-piece day been aho'wn before. ^ . Meffert, Mike Knight, ‘ A drawing room scene vriin dreai .with jumper of untarntah>*4 Tallahassee— Charles Ausley. will be held a t J n y Shaded lights, .p g te j *»d able metal cloth In Persian, blue Pensacola—William Fisher. ottock. brocade with long, tight fitting Chlpley—C. Butler. aleevea and high, close fitting neck , Alpha Tau Omega Pledgs*. „ iy .- . - 7 s line. The skirt waa of black satin Live Oak— Revls Butler, Ralph in Club will fneet with an Inverted pleat. A small Draw. r black fejt hat with a narrow brim, W ilh A 9tPetersburg—Billy Buhner, gu cvvciiiuurK—oil " aJ S O T S waa trimmed with silver ribbon Hop" r Ew.4.j Phial, Phlel, Jack Ro Rowe.' Cooper and lira, 1 -■ _. ■. . tSm» costumes were made » « • an d Ike wore black patent pumps Sebrlng— C. J , Brysson. ■ * with nude hose. a tS c tiv e by the many b«nU fuj »F t. - Lauderdaler-MuurTY Brymn. wlU meet at 8:30 accessories, whlch wvre t o l x n d M agnificent Stock of Latest Designs in Lew Waist Line Predominated Tallhhaase—Stephens Caaseaux. .. John McKee a t y many to have been th e b e it eeMini Hill wore for her’ bontr Gainesville—Christy Summers. rk Avenue. setion seen here for mvenil yarn. number a beautiful dinner gqwn of Sarasota— Walter C<owart, Jerry Uve meetThe model's shoeii w ire fur GOODS, WATCHES, JE W E L R Y , SILVERW ARE, CLOCKS, n Auxiliary _ , J S hy IJoyd Shoe Store and imported chiffon, sprinkled with Ludwig. j ‘*(U •, meaallons embroidered In silver. A Daytona— Roy Embry. • o’clock. & IVORY GOODS an d GLASSWARE X ?. idea 1 of the attractive­ ' . : West Palm Beach— Fred Gunter. business and so- ness and diversity of j p j j ? ™ the low waist line was formed where « 4 4 -■ • a* r * godets of solid, black chiffon edg­ Tampa—John Hobbs, Fred thw.T , u cu *» 111.' t. ■ numD Th# Jcwela which* H* ed with g r « / fur were set In. She ALSO A F U L L LIN E OF SPECIAL TROPHY CUPS i church at $ ‘80 fL v K / ' 8enfords new (eweler, wore a great picture hat of bls4k Woods, Tom Watraius. : Leesburg— Fred Hurlong, v , . .. £ J i .h « d added much to th* ^ velvet with a silver faced brim Lakeland— Carl Owenby. 1 ' . * As did the many beautiful rolling from the face. Her pumps Jacksonville—Charles Tutewller. hleh are new with the Spec- were of black satin with stitching! J Sigma Uo Pledges. < of white. She wore flesh hose. \ / Richard Graves, Curfy WittWith charming dignity vMra. A John Allen, Compton French, Mar­ o’clock In fh U / | / I K. Power.* was beautiful as a raod- ion Mathis, Thomas Watson, Carm m yi fp el. She waa exceedingly lovfly }n 1°V Anderson, John Markham, i3 Iff-’ * ' ' an afternoon gown of black crepe John Chryst, Robert Bishop, Ber­ ONLY A, LIM IT E D N UM BER S last evening as was evidenced romain that featured gathered wick Anderson, Henry Ayers,. Joe by the warm applause given each nel, edged with grey fur falling Mason, Robert Cornwell, Francis number. The program follows: n low the hem line at each aide of Duties’ W hite G o l d G ents'W hite and Ladies' Solid Silver Dorris Hobart,iJuvenils Dmices; the skirt. A large, black hat of vel­ Ramsey, Robert Mathis, Robert Untsiener. Miss Cora Hill, Selections; H. C. vet was trimmed with flowers 0 - Filled W rist W atches '■ Compacts Green Rolled Phi Delta Theta Pledges. Clause, Special Vocal Numbers; silver cloth. Shefcr grew hose ant Double and single with black, Gainesville—Pinky Brinson. Miss Margaret Cowan, Reading:*; very high heeled black Satin pumps imon of Daytona Latest Designs Sanford— Sam Byrd. ailk cqrd (ft the very latest deGuff Links Maxine Brockham, with cut steel buckles, complete iy in Sanford. rH ■' the costume. » . f t K E c" ^ E‘rt Strong has accept special at $1.50 ‘ Mrs. Powers also wore a band Special a t $10.50 a t $5.50 Jacksonville — Marshall Me* the Yowell Com- hglut's Orchestra. some dinner gown of deep, rich Clung, John Glnter. Each number as it was present purple georgette with a rubtly Miami—Floyd Mein. A’ •d was quite worthy of description bloused bodice and snug girdle W'ltin St. Augustine—Bob Musgrsve, for without exception they were ■tt of Jacksonville is low and broad above a oil! skirt, George Trogden. few days on business beautifully selected costumeit and which was draped over a slip o: OJ .j Oto; Tampa— Bob Smith. *■* -v * ‘ . A ^ |(* modeled with charm. ‘* . inr. ‘ififi ■Miss Margaret Cowan, who is of tqetallic lace. She wore,with thl Kappa Sigma Pledges. • Urge picture hat of purple wi a vivacious small brunette type, Tampa—Guy Moore, Morris Lu­ t J r ,, Is. having his uneven brim, trimmed.with velvet aids removed today was exceedingly amart in a ’boyish, flowers atid pumps of blonde satin cas, Jr., Clay Thompson, F. Daughtery, A. L, Anderson. tid-Laughton- Hospital. alim two-piece sport frock of sand with nude hose. [ It'tv charmeen, wjth flowing tie of pen­ Gainesville— Joe Waugh. Telephone 442 joss 'A16 Magnolia A ve. French Model Is, Attractive , cil blue and-(latching little bide Jacksonville — L. Dohne, by , Barrow of Manning, plo Mrs. A. W. Epps was a most re­ Next Door to Cham ber of Commerce -the guest o f ‘ Dr. and handkerchief tucked into the pock­ freshing picture of blonde lovell- Bryan, Tom Marshall, J r . I bun ,y.dt et. which was cut into the tucked Winter Haven— Kenneth Recker, Hobson Thursday at South Sanford band, forming the bottom of the n es» In -the many gowns that she W. Thomas. PROMPT A |*I> EFFICIENT? SE R V IC E GIVEN ON A L L REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING tunic. The n W t skirt was-given wore, and waa particularly attrac­ Lakeland— W. Huffman, E. Sapa bit qf fullness by an inverted tive In a copy of a French model Pington. teat placed in front. A close-fit- of b|ack satin-faced canton with . ' ... .. "4' 4 * ■ St. Petersburg— R. Walker. . ■ 1 SL-Andrews— Roy Laird. sport'hat of san d ,felt waa long (ties of bright green and full sleeves of grey crep<) phlf* Miami— L. Dps Jardines. Vfhleh were 'heavllyembrAidi ', 'Palnt>.Ccnch'**N. :Wii‘Brown:1,1'» with steel heads and tied at ed a,brigh t French doll Cocoa— B. F. Cooper, ve a delightful dash of col­ the hand with green ribbons. The wh cb Lake City— Bruntloy Branson. ^ ^ .. i. , ’ ri v _■____ •_j .i. i ...................J same beaded grey icrepe chlffcn 'Munroe B. Hutton or J o the, picture. St. Cloud— S. Guesses. ‘ bell u’eeves and a decid­ was used to form a gracefully flar­ , Miss Mary Louise Indiana— W. Castor. ampa, * With ' Paul ed wals. line were outstanding (en­ ed flounce, upon the bottom. She AnduUslo, Ala.— L. C. O'Neal. ^ r’to Gainesville Sfct- ures of another gown which Mias wore a large picture hat with a Sigma .Chi Pledges. snd the FIorlda-Mer- Cowan delightfully modeled. It was rolling brim with metalic silver Gainesville— Jack Boggs, Glenn game. of black satin with inserts of bands facing. She wore grey hose and Pless. of buchara satin, upon which large sllppeni of black patent with ono Sanford— De La Harris. J , E. Wathen nhd rosea were embroidered in soft strap. Daytona Beach— Alden Smith. Thursday from tone * She wore a gay little hat She was a fascinating picture in F t. Lauderdale— Lawrence Wilg. :h where Mrs. Wathen of buchara velvet, trimmed with a dance f.ock of airy black chif­ West Palm Bench— Howard Cro­ have been spending roses and tulle-bound with gilt. fon with a boiloWy pleated skirt mer. Mr. Wathen has been Her pumps were of black patent of uneven hem line and bodice of Sarasota—Jack Wlac. for the past three with extremely hl»h heela. She twinkling rhinestones and cut quite Iola, Kansas— Hfenry Menxlc, wore rose beige hose with them. low. The slightly lifted waist line Cy Potter. was marked with a ribbon girdle List of 8. A. E . Pledgee. Attractive Dinner Gown Made By Coed ?ra of the T. E. L. Goof Bowyer, Buck Frederick, Misa Lillian Shinholscr, who is and corsage of burnt orange. This Baptist Church are • tall beautiful brunette, was ex was worn over a slip of flesh col Lee Ballad, Jack Judy, Julian present Sunday morn- ceedlngly lovely in each of the cos­ ored satin. She woro fleti’i hose Markham, Red Huntsman, Buster Twelve beautiful styles of fine Crepe Satins, teacher, ‘Mrs. A. K tumes which she modeled. She wai. and black sdtin pumps with rhine­ Brown, Angus McKinnon, Billis returned from har va- Indeed a lovely picture In a soft stone buckles. Thomas, Bill Ward, George.Dsvis, H eavy Crepes and B albriggan, every style »y are also urged to be rose crepe romain dinner gown, Mejvln Nelson, Perry Bryan, Tom Juvenile Dresses Modeled londuy at 3:30 o’clock at which was a sleeveless model with d ifferen t— A pleasing note wns added to the Berryhlll, Franklin Toole, Dutch for jt business aiyl so extremely low wslst-llne. The skirt showing by the juvenile models, Stanley. Phi Kappa Phi Pledgee. had a gathered front flare, with each of whom delightfully dis­ Jacksonville — Morton Rainey, circular panel effect defined by played a number of children's rows of graduating petals of the frocks in bright cotored crupu-de Bill Dodge, Jimmy Wllkerson, same material. With this gown it’le chene, bloomer dresses of ging­ Paul Saunders, Ocnla—Pierce Daniels, Charles wore choker beads of rose peearls, ham and a number of straight woo nude hoso >nd pumps of blonde rep. Them young models were: Rogers. satin. West Palm Beach— Edlo Wright. Maria Ann Powers, Ann Robson Orlando— Tom Owens. Another striking costume, which Maxine Brockhahn and Dorris Ho Quincey— Ed Leigh. Miss Shinholser was lovely in, wtut hart. Deljind— Byron Stone. Tho Fashion Show was brought - ??l.n*Lof Jewel* an afternoon dress of bright bur­ Blountstown— Allen Leonard. [• lltt Magnolia Avenue gundy istin with circular skirt to n close by an ensemble of the Leesburg—Sidney Herlong. Crepe Satins, F la t Crepes and G eorgette, a l­ t, was announced today lavishly embroidered in silks of models in negligees, and robes Miami—Bob Scholze. 'iele, who has been here brighest bun. The round neck was There were many beautiful gar­ so B albriggan, Beigh, Pencil Blue, R ust, T an West Palin Beach— E. Lewis. 1 st sevoral weeks super- bound in burnt orange crepe de ments of bright satin, two touet Della Tau Delta Pledges. ins for the opening, georgette and crepe-de-ihene. chine, which ws:i tied in the back and Brown. Sizes 4 1-2 to 53. West Palm Beach— Roman Lesele has been jngaged in with long streamers. A small hat Judging the trend of the seasons zoxynski. ry business for 25 yearn, of burgamly velvet with a single fashions as shown by the models Tampa—Albert Berry. »■ part of which was spent ornament of brilliants was* worn this is to be n season of sumptuous Keystone Heights— Ralph Read. A* City. He comes to with this gown. Her pumps of black simplicity. The materials are of a Miami—John Thompson. sm Augusta, Ga., where patent had large cut steel buckles pliable richness which indue much F t. Lauderdale— Donald Evans, srated a jewelry store anu bar hose wore bisque, of the new metallic cloth and of In­ according to tho anMrs. B. J. Coleman made an un­ finite color variations, Greens am Robert Hall, Laird Richard. Cocounut Grove— Robert Ousley, ent. usually lovely modei. She !„ a tau, blues ore to be the most popular John Whitner. lete line of diamonds, 8 e n ,?.r *hose charming per­ shade i, with some browns am Hollywood— Bill Gayner. gems, silver service, sonality wa* shown in each cos­ reds. Paducah, Ky.— William Paxton. Jry good t and glass will tume that she wore. One of the The straight lines of last season DcFuniak Springs— Virgil Kirk­ iled by tho new firm, it most attractive gownf that she are replaced by the silhouette that and the management has modeled was a beautiful Peggy that is slender at the top and which wood. M ade of heavy Crepe and Crepe Satin in List of Theta Chi Pledges. the services of a compe- I afternoon dress of embroid­ flares into greater width at the Tampa—Laurens Jones. Wendel Itch-maker to asume charge ered chiffon with a tight-fitting hem-line, this fullness is jbtainei all the light shades. Beautiful styles— repair department which, top of brick red. At the very low by flare i godets, gather.), pleats Newsom, Ashberry Hendry, J . H. Freeman, Seaborn Short. eclared, will be complete In waistline, there was a flounced and flounces. Century— Robert Jones. Idetail. bottpm of plain, black chiffon with The accepted length of skirts Tallahassee— Ernest Amos. ctivu offerings have been the fullness Ip tha back effected is 16 inches from the ground. There Gainesville— William Truby. for the opening tomor- by the use of many small flounces. is a return of drpped effects, oft­ Jacksonville— Chester Eaton. P*»i announced. She wore a trge picture hat of en giving an uneven hem-line. For Lake Butelr— Eldred Duncan. velvet and tulle with facings and afternoon gowns sleeves are gener Marianna—J . J. McKaskel, Syd­ I ir JA F T R A FFIC JAMS trimmings of brick red and black ally long with a great variation in ney Doffin. satin slippers with beige hose. shapes. Palatka—Clyde Middleton, I.ee sKimn fYO, Oct. 1.—UP)—The numFlesh-Colored Evening-Gown Knight. traffic accidents in the busy M rt Coleman « a B algo an cnF ra te rn ity Pledges Pensacola—Ja y Hail. of Tokyo are rapidly in- cnnnting study In an evening gown Green according to the roetro- of »*eah colored "eorgette, crepe A t University O f Sutherland.Cove Springs—James polico records. During the |fashioned «*a,iiuln-u upoti-nimpie wttn s upon'simple lines with E v ery style and all m aterials, white and flesh Century— Robert Jones. 2 months, ended in March, I full flounced skirt. lf4nd painted Florida Announced Sigma Phi Epailon .Pledges. — All sizes— were 6,423 motor car acci-jbrchid flowers wers outlined with Gainesville— Carter Manltsby, in which 81 persons were [beads of erystsl. Iu her beautiful The Jacksonville Journal in a re­ Ftusell. ,nd 3,486 injured. There were hair of grey, Mrs. Coleman wore cent issue gives the following list | Tompr.—Burke, Yeats. as many; bicycle and wbr wng-- » large comb of brilliants. Flesh of fraternity pledges at the Uni­ St, Petersburg—Haume, Froze kidents. In trgm csr accidents hose and silver slipper., were worn. versity of Florida, which will be Monticeilo— Williams. ‘ re killed and 1,925 injured. Miss Nancy Bishop, as a model of interest to many members of Vero— Keiseth, Stuart, Turner. for Junior dresses, was captivating, tht younger set here and elsewhere Sanford— Watson Wallace. i a man starts out to raise She is an animated, petite brunette over the state: F t. LauiW ds’e -..Potter. quiet family he find.* that type and wa.i lovely in a _________ sport d R B I ............ Pi Kappa Alpha Pledges. Sumter, S. C.—Cousar. it raise a rough house now of Scotch plaid flannel, fashioned Dike land—Frank Chase, Joe Bristol, Tenn.— Funcetts. on simple, straight lines with brief Norton, Glen Dugger, Dillon GraCamilla, Ga.— Crete lit. , skirt. A smart mannish box coat ham. black velvet with buttons and Jacksonville — Pop Redding, erienred northern real Pipings of cherry rad completed Hugh Holly, Delkin Jones, MRS. R .O . T R A V IS te nidti with best ref- the ensemble. She wore a tiny Orlando— Frank Anderson. Jack icwi will consider con- cherry m i felt hat turned up in Pedrlck. Dick Gaier, G. B. RichjPublic Stenographei Iop with reputable ifront with a how of the same red!arris, Will Dsvis. . j ..... j j , Wkiddon, d strappari , felt, and atrappod patent pumpn Arcadia — Marshall "estatV firm . Address j * g * * * »* 4 H 'aldez Hotel de hose. Martin Nolan. ty*nford Herald. ix a x « M x a H X B X x x a x a x a f■ • • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ e x ' M M W IUIB1M * ’ ‘ 1 »| 'luxurious I Clear — L. •\1’ * ■‘i -*t th* Milan* T f c u n d a r ^ n r t t .U J g g J S J plea“ ** S nU* ” W tU« » « ! ! I'JTSZf. the as ecia \l emng •Hi V tv B Wield a sja^stifsuSfcsci 12 SCHOOL DRESSES j| ,; $15.50 to $29.00 'iele To Open Jewelry Shop -Tomorrow * new “STYLISH” STOUT D RESSES % $29.75 to $39.00 NEW SILK KIMONAS $6.50 to $15.00 W mm NEW GOSSARD CORSETS B p f e ' f $3.50 to $10.00 ::| \ Y owell Qdmpan 'A i. ' J, ■ �-- 1 ^ ■ - • » i ■■} -*■*v■ I“ - sB ■ IK » <i - ' sift-.- fef ■ V' . 5^ v> f ,+ "' ^ , .- »'•• ' M p aag av »,»' •j . . • W . ’ i l i ; ' 4 ?*#r * ■T;V^ ".'A i I* ' % I - -7, * ___________ I' M • . - ■ ' 5 U\\ ■ . ■O'1 ■•* -♦J,*- # 5#. ■ - §= ' •• T\„ * . . . :' •W v • .. W M lU IC n a K M O H H I w ir*-..*. m & x ^ W V..'. L * ' ' TA M•»«► PA <* r% *• IN THE BAY .-yj : •• : r^v > T*S happened at a few world series and now and then at some notable sporting event, but sel­ dom— if ever— has the public manifested such tremendous interest as to stand in line 43 hours for the opportunity of buying property in a real estate development. — who wouldn’t stand in line 43 hours to make profits of twenty-five to fifty thousand dollars? >>y \. . - 5 S ■ People don’t do that sort of thing without a mighty good reason and in this instance their reason was th e » best. Without execution, every person who bought at the opening sale pf Davis Islands, has since watched his investment grow to two, three, four and dven five times its original value! Those who haVe sold their property have reaped profits of as much as $23,500 on a single lot. And still others are holding for the greater values yet to come. 11 i iij | jjnfi 1■*^J*A, Ivy.ju't .T/ ■< i So these people weren’t foolish, after all. Laughed at, t inc t ire,'perheps, but who \.c\:!dn’t he laughed at — Overflowed Into the Streets • : * *- 1 ' t~. O oaior were the flrat buyora to Inveat In Davla Manila at tho opening wile, that they ovorllowod Jn hundred* Into tho street* about the office. Thoy bold up traffic, Btormed tho door* and literally rough! to secure lota In thlp, tne boat located proporty In Florida. And now, that tha»>» people havo reaped prol\t9 of 400 and 1*00 per cant on tholr In v e n t uiuntit, la It any wonder wo auk tho <iueatton, wa* over a demand moro Justified? 1 ;s4-,v *. •*Vi ,i ■ i | And that memorable event in real estate history took place less than a year ago, before Davis Islands had been enlarged several times its original eke, before the advent of the $7,000,000 building program o r-th e tremendous increase in property value. And’ if these people, the original investors, had such remarkable faith in Davis Islands in those pre-development days, what will he the attitude of the public when the last of Davis Islands goes on sale October 15? It will, to judge by the literal shower of checks pour­ ing in the Davis offices each day, be an attitude of complete, unalterable confidence in Davis Islands. In fact, if the present rate at which the checks are be­ ing deposited continues, the whole of the last of Davis Islands will pass into the hands of those eager to sh a rt in the tremendous profits yet to be made rn Wm? openj ing day of this sale, October 15. i , *\ C hecks Now A ccepted for R eservations D. P. Davis Properties « * I ,y Hom e Office in Tam pa L.toea Braa:!»:3 in JatUitr .r.K’, Jaiajtl, Wilt Talai B;a:h, T^Tchnjtcc, Lal> Cily, Othsdo, LaLc'rsJ, Sf. Peler;’mr^, .r*ira»o'.a, Budtntcn and C!cn:v..,l:-. RfprcsithUy:! in Ff. Vif?,-*, Usy'.cii, Z.'X> J, D f) 3 Arradh, M n Part?, Ks'.'.'i Cl*1?, ‘.Uvr Ha%-ei>, Tarrm Swing) aad u'lty its Sanford Office, Mr. Paul Lake, Garner Woodruff Bldg. M &ihI 5 The Last of Davis Islands €o es On Sale Oct. 15th ^ S i -. -T®Wr 1 *' 'yF*“* - f t" IT .»-"•■******. m Tiv. ti « • it , ,l . / t cl A uni testedJ Vc _ lot of w here who wy -TfH- v ,,4 ■ 1 •- •♦ W a i v 1 -J �VVAliN A M*P lJ3M iR A H i W A Y C t i SStSSSB tm Colonel H oqm told in Went Wilson was from Prwtcfr w»4 Enj Record Details n * In* 1916 •* **-. ■ p Confidents) [jreen Hftnadf pOcfc W V rE n fy hitherto obscured Ustory of the World Grey’s volumnes of lost been riven to the ill ■hly entef th* war against Germ; (M u ' e5a* •hy. , ' * , s R t e f x s Colonel House, qxpresind the opin­ .CUKPANY. a corporation, nitncd u ion that. \t such a Conference met <J*f*ndant In tho abovo and for»*olnif e**«e. nenrtlnr la IM above it would secure P«*ce on te rtM i* * ■tyiod. Court, be Inc. a proceeding to. unfavorable to the Allies; and, w establish and q u ls t Ihs t f t l o t o ilia it failed to secure peace, the Unit­ following defter Ibod land” In bemed States would leave the Confer­ ,lnol«. County. Florid a. i u-wU; . 7 :; The north h alf o f th a ao u th - • ence aa a' belligerent on the old? e a s t'q u a r te r of the oouthweat was tmtf qu arter vond the north three of tha Allies, IfTCere expree*- acre* of the south h alt of ihe reasonable. Colonel H , southeast qu arter of -he eouth- ed an Qplnldn decide .w aet q u arter o f Section 17; • Tdwnfthlp 10 south. R o n s* 30 to the restoration of •- soat. ; 1 Cotintyt.^5l< fclK.t , .Com -Ircult s L F I o i nlnoie 'County, L WDBKR -J Deputy Clark. Compialnant an d J Wife. Z A n c RUPON MANAN ALICE MANANIA1 OOHIAN and WIN DlKllON * JRNU aohaharat- , n n a i. u a n d u Receded the ;o the great primary, in- da of the Atlantic, ten also are rich history written by i Britain’s foreign ig the early year* of who was longer than h the foreign mlnisit World Power, jrey reveals definite fcvldetwe, for the first ■President Wilson na t was glflng thought [roposal to throw the such importance that I must in­ 'into the war on the form the Prime Minister and my Uliea if the Central colleagues; but that I could aay nothing until it had revived; their jrenev. He ventures conaderation. Tho^Britlsh Govern­ H a t Germany today, ment could, under do circumstances (Bind numbers combin- accept or make proposal except In tiully the Htrongest consultation and agreement with urppe. He relieves the the Allies. I thought that the Cab­ ;ho German people of inet would probably feel that tho |um of setting the torch nresent situation would not justify ted tho World conflagthinks that in determln- Renew Your Health bjL Purification Any physician will tell you that “Perfect. Purification of the) Sys­ tem is Natrao’s foundation of Per­ fect Health.’’ Why not. rid .your­ self of chronic ailments that are undermining your vitality? Puri­ fy your entire system by taking a' thorough course of Calotohs,— once or twice n week for s«veral weeks—and sfe how Nature re­ wards yoipwith health. Cntotabs are the greatest of all system purifiers. Get a, family package, containing full directions, price 35 eta ; trial puckugc, 10 eta. At any drug store. (Adv.) the Dm tl«r of | Sluftvra Svmlnoi* County, « u i S i jura hereby required to bn an d ap - t of the ini. diplomatic ■Washington B doubtp that tho worst K n o m lc disaster followB s r hns yet been seen; he B militarifm and arma■ d e tho world war ineviK h e doubts that even yet Knave learned that lessop, Plvhich, he thinks, they Irish. s * ver has hitherto been defrevealed that President V/11early as 1016 was thinking Wing tho weight o f the Plates into the conflict on } of tho Allien Even Enrl [ his memoirs qualifies it t statement that the Prcssa considering it as an al0 - y a ’ peuca Conference, [uence of events, however, are revealed by the1 diploilstory of that time, bears count Grey's recital. 1 memoirs^ the Earl records February 1910 E . M. House, n Wilson's personal repre■ on many unofficial dipBef'otiutions In European it down in collaboration S m memorandum defining, Uuly as was then possibly, pa Preiident Wilson would lared to take and the terms e which the president would ke influence of the United t</ secure. House, the Earl publlah«I Ssftmbsr. ilth, 1 ..w havs Fcloek- I’. >1L r October. 1916. m tha said Town tea, receive aeati n*c» for the paid Hon m ' « th * d a y uf September, 19SR - - V. B . DOUULAHS. -> ‘ ,, CMtrk of Ihe C ircuit Codrt efL Semi­ ptember. nole County. Florida and e x -o fflclo Clerk .o f the Uuard of County 1■ CotrnnlftiloRSra of Seminole Coun­ Toird of ty, Florida, * Florida, (SEA L) Septs 11-15 Oott 1*5*11 -13-JO. Nor. 0 * 11. o n e s o f > a n te ial u o n u . V r t * 9 > ’ % ■ TION. • N otice la hereby given of IntnnINUI.K COUNTY. FLORIDA. II ub. to ,a p p ly .to . the L egislators' of * to S tale uf F lo rid a to be convened m CIIAXCRHF. * « M * » d e le t T itle t a u ie la l' eeaaloit d u rin g,th e month k v a /t a \ u j Rt « f-; * - . . tj November, 1936. for trie passage •. Complainant t a n A ct entitled: - : ( AN- ACT FO R T U B p r o t s c t i o n W. A. I.OVtlLL, "et ul. K TlfU L IN T H B W ATERS, CANDefendant*. U L R IV E R S STREAMS, CREEK S. Older of Pnhllrntlen AXKH AND BAYOUS OF SEM I- THR STATE O F FLORIDA TO:— OLBTCOUNT i , FLORIDA^ RKOU- C. W . Ii^RTMMON C a , a corpora IX, J i t S . and tiun and a n s w e r-to lha ntll Order .he publlehed la p ? 4 ry js x ‘°& ■mce a "v e tk for foot Dickinson, iudi Court of tha If rult of tha S ts for fltimlrdla ( « h day « r |||r Judge. «f ths^ 1Sevrrjih Jodi Ida. In and r WILSON * 411 K r S r .c ’ t .s S S I 0 ” W TM « CIKCV1 seventh j» D IC IA I. C lR Q tn r O F F L O R ID A ^ IM A N D F U R S U V . Y . IX CHAACMHY. i Comp SETH LlNTrtt*. M*aV. ■" <Defemlaota. Order of Pabllrallou T A B BTATRiOF FLORIDA, tor— SOUTH’ FLOlifDA RAILROAD COMI ’ANY, u corpurauhtlv It being mad* t«, npiivar to thU Court thm Summons Jti Chancery ha« been heretofore Iftaued, d irect­ ed to you. and th at the Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, ha* made return that sam e cannot be aerved owing to your failure to elect Ofri~ cen> nr appoint atfunte. or to liavu within the S tate of Florida, an of­ ficer or agent upon whom prncetm Florida, to-w|t:— Dcgln at Intersactlou of south line of Sanford O rant w ith east, line of South F lo rid a Railruad of Section 10. Township SO south R ange 30 east, run noutli #6 de­ gree*. «n«t IS.S chains, north 10 chains, north degrees, west 0.8 ch ain s.to said railroad south­ w esterly along l a m , t t begin­ ning. nnd other lands:— are hereby required to he and ap ­ pear beforu our said C ircuit Court gt^th* Court House nt Sanford, F lo . Ida. on tha .a h . day of p ctab ir„'JL >.•1916. and then nnd triers innko answ er to th>> bill of complaint e x ­ hibited ngalnxt you, In this cause. It la fu rth er O RDERED that thU O rder-h e published In the Sanford Herald, n newspaper published In SnnrorU, Seminole County, Florida, once a week for four consecutive weeks. W ITNESS the Honorable J , J. Dickinson. Judae of the Circuit Court of the Seventh Judicial c i r ­ cuit of the State of Florida, la and for Seminole County, on thlq^tlte 4th day of September, A. D. 71926. I Belgium is doing well on her loan .'Ottlement, nnd now proposes to borrow 50 million more.—Talladega Dally Homo. NOW WITHIN 4-' 1 r;*' i 1' B I *- But n6 special assessments, to the Miami Shores .Investors *v- t . Have you the above statem ent is to you, as a potential Greater Miami Investor? Ju d gin g from the continuous growth of G reater Miami, it goes without saying th at before long the rem aining balance of Miami Shores proper­ ties will be absorbed by Miami, and Shoreland Company will not oppose such action any m ore than they opposed the recen t election, which ab­ A Chance To Double Your Moneu 21 a c r e s Almost Touches City Limits— High and Dry sorbed approxim ately 50% of the entire ^rofcerty True— it costs Shoreland Company— as a com­ pany— considerable- money to have one-half of the properties tak en intp the City of Miami a t this time, and by reasoh of th e fa ct th at Shoreland Company, having promised all city improve­ ments, will fulfill th a t prom ise— install complete city improvements, such as streets, paving, side­ walks, curbing, w ater, electric lights—deliver­ ing completely improved projects to the buyer and fully paid by Shoreland Company. AND W HAT A SASVINGfIS M EANS TO TH E INVESTOR— O F WO R R Y AND M ONEY It m eans the elimination— fo r the life of the im provem ents— of all special assessm ents— it m eans im­ mediate improvements— it m eans the .very best imp provem ent— it m eans 75 an d 100-foot boulevards, rath er than ordinary streets— it means the carry in g out of a most unselfish and a rtistic city plan, such as one would not expect a city to incorporate in its plan. $325.00 Per Acre A REAL BUY— 265 ACRES A wonderful site for development, 1-2 mile hard road, 1-2 mile railroad. Near Country Club on Geneva Avenue, lakes, orange groves, high land 1| §| E • $80,000.00 1-4 Cash, Balance L 2 ,3 Y ears Holly Realty Company I Phone 702 |raldez Hotel Bldg. Arid it means th a t these improvements shall be nns tailed and paid for by Shoreland Company, accord ing to definite specifications known to the p u rch aser when he selects his property, hence the elimina tion of all special assessm ents. Over, and above all this MIAMI SHORES is thoroughly and properly zoned as to restriction. It is little wonder, then, th at all these advantages, plus the Shoreland Company’s sales and publicity service, always a t the command of Shoreland investors in th e m a tte r of resales— 1 �V ow rtjr ■9Wpt«ln»Bt ^ " ’PUlS.S • * £ bm (9 * ' Person.- r>r »»di f T \ "ra * r* « TALLAHASSEE, (#V _T. P . l ^ g ammhuoorr, rym quarters her* aftal trip to the. foonUt e* *s-rl the Court Hons* In Sanford. Se/r.lj ------- n o .* C ounty. ® • *. than he He ***" irason, FInetAw V ^V * turkey no eon- F lo rid a , on M onday. tne Sib day of October, a. D. Ills, Otherwise anId bill will he taken *» confeeved by you and each of ron. said bill of complain*, bavins been filed for the purpose of quietIns title to th* above described land I* the Complainant. J, E. Snyder. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED That this order be published once n week Is four consecutive weekly Issue*. o f th# S an fo rd H erald , a new spaper published In B em ln o l* C ounty. F lo - r. Tnr- rtda. cported ^ is the t m e e rr co tw r o r DONE AND ORDERED Ibis the 1st day of October. A. D. 1X21. th e SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLOHItlA~IX AND FOR SRH- IV OLE I O f NTT. |R CHAN (KM 1 . T H E CIRCUIT COURT. SEVEN­ SEMINOLE COUNTY BANK, s c o t- INTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F FLO­ poratlon organised and *xi*t)u g RIDA. IS AND FOR SEMINOLE under the la w s of the S lats of ( U t> T T . IN CHANCERY. Florida. ASOl’B a C H A PPELL AND MART Com plaisant, W. CH A PPELL, JOINTED BY H ER HUSBAND AND NEXT F . MOORE. * FRIEND. H. H. CH A PPELL, Defendant. Complainants. ■ .Veil#* Of Special lU lle T a Sal* Notice Is hereby given that un­ A L L . UNKNOWN PERSONS 11AVder and by Virtue of a decree of 1NO OR CLAIMING ANT INTER­ foreclosure and sale entered In the EST IN AND TO T H E LANDC above entitled cau se on th e »th day INVOLVED IN THIS SUIT. of May. A. D. IS26. L a s Special Defendants Master In Chancery, on Monday the Order e t Fnhlieatlen 2nd day of No»»*sber 1 * ! ! . in front To any persona and all persons, of th* Court House door in Sanford. whose name, or names. Is. or are. Seminole County. Flo rid a, will o f­ unknown complainants here­ fer for sal# and sell to th e highest in. having,toortks claiming to h are, any bidder fo r cash during the legal right, title. Interest or estat# In and hours of aale, th e . following land to the lands hereinafter described, situate, lying and being in the City or any p art or portion ttasreor. toof Sanford, ‘ aunty of Seminole and w it: All th* unsurveyrd of State of Florida, more' p aril.u larly Section 2S, Township IX part South. <!* ■>■ rlbed a s follows, to-w it: Kang* 21 East, lying Southwest of Lot Seven <7) of Block “B", of th * st. John's River, situated in Buena Vista E states, according to Seminole County. Stats of Florid a: the plat thereof a s recorded In the It appearing from the sworn bill o f f i c e of the Clerk of th * Circuit complaint herein filed th at com­ Court of Seminole County, Florida, of believe that there Is a subject to certain conditions and re* plainants person, or are person*. Interested In ■trlrtlon*. property Involved In this suit, Term s: Cash. Purchaifor to pay the whoa* name, or names, ia, or art. unknown to iff Id complainants, and said complainants praying foV relief In their said bill against such un­ known person, or persons; It Is. TVs pictor* shows officer* and men of the U . 8 . Canvktn pr.ybig their last tribute to the first two bodies to be brought up from the sunken therefore, ordered that yod, end lubsaarino 8*61. It was taken as the bodies were being transferred to a deatroyer for removal to Newport, R. I. In tba foreground two ee?h of you, persons unknown, do be, and you a r* hereby required to aff tears tba Cant den are shown aaloting^wUh saluting, w;th the (he manna sf/k ars of the Camden marine gua: guard, to their left,, according military honors likweis*. The bodies were thou appear lo th# bill of complaint In of William C. Ttschamachar, of Bangor, Pa„ and John L. Gibs ibson of Portland, Ore. this caui# on .Monday, th# tth day of October, A. D. 1*35, a t the Court House In Sanford. Kemlnole Coun­ ty, Florida; said suit being a suit to quirt till* In Ih* complainant* Angus It. Chappell and Mary W. By CHARLES P. STEW ART Chappell, to the above described land*, and you are then and thera required to make in iw r - to aaid W A S H IN G T O N , O ct. 2 .— V P ) - Icy, bill of complaint filed against you. TALLAHASSEE, Oit. 2.—(A*>— -/ t .. . -^fM j,ln g to n i otherwise a decree pro confeaso Dissatisfaction tn the Navy De­ Recant events '.n CHARLESTON, W cit Va„ Oct. will be entered agalpst you. and proably hava givtn s pretty wide­ partment Isn’t quite so acute. Th? The state Supreme Court, in an each of you, followed by (Inal de­ ly spread Impression that all isn’t personnel, however, does fee! the cree. TA LLAH ASSEE. Fla., Oct. Z — opinion announced today, affirmed It Is further ordered that thla ci­ quite right with American na­ dnch of tight times. Armament th* finding of the Hillsborough tation be published once each week imitation* are bitterly relented, (A*)—The dady field reports of the court of Criminal Records In tho tional defense. In The Sanford Herald, a newapatoo. deputy game commissioners of the case of Charles C. Killingsworth, if published In Seminole County, a. This impression Is correct. Inrida. fo r four consecutive weeks. However, the navy men ore not counties that reach the office of sentenced to imprisonment for The controversy over the mer­ Witness my hand as Clerk and its of w ar versus surface forces so seriously at odds among them- the State Game Commissioner, complicity In a 121,000 robbery of the seal thereof this the Ilh day salves. of September. A. D.. 1915. Isn't the only trouble. Still wo te a bank messenger a t Tampa in V. E. DO L’d LA S 3 . **«* or legatee* or otherwite. In Probably this la due In part to show not only an abundance of April, 1024. arm y and to some extent navy game in most parts of the iiAte, Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole (he lands involved In this suit a* the fact that they hnve'nt been ’o morale moral* U ia badly shattered. hereinafter described; Himpion It. Fl"'w" ■ split by the aviation dispute which nut they show its location as well. Fulcher, If living, and If deud all P R 0E S HEALTH The majority of counties report parties claiming any Interest by. By A. M. W EEKS. has rent the army. Wbathop'fcna eonaldara Col. "Bil­ through op under Hlmpson ft Ful­ a large number of birds. In some Few if any navy airmen take cher, as heirs, devisees or lega­ OEOIU1K O. HERRwSUty Cl#rk‘ ly " MltriHl right or wrong In hi* counties, wild turkeys are report­ tees or otherwise, in th# lands I n ­ Solicitor for Complainants. Aviation vl*wff, nobody can hold the position that their service has volved In this suit as hereinafter th at tha opinion* h« expressed of rendered all others obsolete. Or, ed in considerable numbers. Comdescribed; and W. H. H arris, If /nissloner Royal! has confirmed if they do, they keep It to themliving, and If- dead all i>irtles hi* superiors are those of a man many of the reports through per­ selves, g tm . ,.T 'fl• ’...w | claim ing any Interest by, Ihrouah In a frame of mind to work effec­ or under W. it. Harris, as heirs, Nevertheless th'j departmental sonal ob:urvation. tively toward the end* that they devisees or legatees or otherwise. The season on game has been In the lands Involved In thl# suit atmosphere la one of depression deem best. as hereinafter described. good, and the commissioner k titNow, Col. Mitchell I* not alone and discouragement. Defendants. e<| that the supply at the present Order Of 1’ nbllrellnn In an unfavorable opinion of thexo time Ia more abundant than it has T H E HTATE OF FLORIDA. - TO: ffamo superior*. He limply ia the ttamuel Alexander. If living, and b?en for a number of years. only one who say* in public juet If dead all uartiea. claiming any In­ terest by. through or under Samuel ’This will mean good hunting for what he thinks. Alexander, as heirs, devisees, lega­ the season In Just so far nn we A gie*f- part of the War De­ tees or otherwise. In the lands I n ­ get the law enforced throughout IV THE <’l l i f t IT f l tl ltT OF TH *! partment Is fairly Maturated with volved In this suit, as hereinafter DUBLIN, Oct. 2— l/P)— A gloomy the state,’ Mr. Royall said, "and d e s c r i b e d : John W. Ivad, if liv­ SEVENTH J l i m i v l . C IR t'U lT discontent. OF FLORIDA. IV AMI FOIl SEM­ ing, und If drsd all parties claiming If you're particular about Any number of officer* ur# view of prospects of tho Irish fish­ that is what the department stand.* INOLE UOt'.VTY. IV CHAV. any Interest by, through or under ready to voice such sentiments in eries Industry is held by Father for. For several years, In disregard John Wi Fend, as heirs, devisees, CHHYt the kind of plumbing you the strongest berms if aiaured Whlto, chairman of tho Fisher­ of the low, n great part of the EDWARD F. LANE, sometimes legatees or otherwise In the lands men's nsfociation, who declares known as K. p, LANE, and EVA Involved In tia* suit aa hereinaft­ garnb had been killed before the they won't be quoted— which many er described; William D. Holden. If A. IIEHNDON. unmarried, want in your new home, or - of them can afford to dlm-Kunl an thnt "In five or six years, at the season opened, and not nil men llvlna. and If dead alt parties clsim (.'omplult.ant*. present rnt# of decoy, there will Ing any Interest hr, through or un­ v» who hunt keen within the bag limit. Col. Mitchell can, I* FIHII, unruarrb'd and C, der William D. Holden, us heirs, de­ the new kind of plumbing Still, they do talk with an ocra- he no fkriing in frelund." Arido from the question of luw- AiARY visees. legatees or otherwise In (ho if. a KEEN, Th« Ministry of Fisheries sold hrenking, it is not fair, Th# game lands Involved In this suit ns here­ alonal outsider and, of course, far i Defendants. the industry tyuld never lw» devel­ ho i not a sporting chance for its in your old home— call A. inafter described: Hltnpson It. F u l­ V i.llr e O f V p r r la l V la s lr r 'e S a le more freely amonjj thameelves. Nolle,- Is hereby given that under cher, If living, and If ilead all p ar­ oped by statu loans, und that pro­ life." interest by, ninl by virtue of n decree of f o r e , ties claim ing any D. Rosier for an estimate. It isn't aviation dnficlencii** solo- gress must he made, tvt in Great . Several letteri thnt have reach­ closure and sule entered In ih* above through or under Hlmpson It. Fulch­ er., as heirs, devisees, legatees or Britain, by private endeavor. entitled cause of I In3Ttl, day ,,f j ly that all the kicking is about. ed the commissioners office tell August. A. D. IMS, I. ns Hpeclul otherw ise In the lands Involved In ' Tho complaint ia that th? court of the number of gume birds that Master In Chancery, on Mo nd a y the this suit aa hereinafter described: BBT G'AHKH DISMISSED 2nd. day of Nnvemhei 1X15, In front and W. II. Harris, If living, and If try's who]* military «Rtahli*linnnt may be seen along the road:* when nf thr Court Hnos* door In Hanford,* dawtl all parties claiming any In­ In running down driving through the state. "This," Heuilnole County, Florida, will offer terest by, through or under W. 11. FRANKFORT, Ky., Oct. 2.— Mr. Ho>nl1 said, "is just a luggen for sale and sell to the highest bid­ H arris, as heirs, devisee*, legatee* That It’f on a peace basis in­ stead of a war basis In recognized iJV) — 'Tho fltnte Court of Appeals tlon of what Florida can and will der (nr cash during the legal -lusur* or otherw li* In th* land* Involved nf sate, the following land situate, In this suit as herslnafter describ ­ .a * ail right, hut the malcontent's Tuesday dismissed the cu.»> in- have under protection.’ lying and being in th* County of ed. to -w it: argument la that retrenchment ha* volving svilinT nf pools nn dog The Houthwest Q uarter of Hnuthllernlnol* and mute of Florida, more Tho general limiting season in eaat Q uarter of Southeast Q uar­ particularly descrlocl us follows, in races, which in effect continued in gone altogether too far, wit; te r ISW *4 of HEW H ER ) Lens Mnyb* tho establishment’! siffo force a court order restraining bet­ Florida opens November 20. luii* Three (3) and Fotir (4) of 3 chains North and South by 7 I'lorldii Land and Colonization Com­ chains East and W est In N orth­ I? a d '>mate, they say, but its qual­ ting on such ntcff.t nt the Krlangnr west Corner and less 1 chain panies' Celery Plantation, acoordity Is being allowed to deteriorate. Kennel Club, Krlangnr, Ky. DinThis Is a great country. It ha:> <ng to plat thereof duly of record off Lust side) Hection 79, Tow n­ in iihnrt, the prowling, in Itn missal was without prejudk-a mid old men who never have seen train.! It, the public record* of Hemlnotc ship 31 Mouth Range 33 East, tlegin Mouthed*! Corner of In ;t bitslysit. Is direct**! against further action may bo taken in and chi ld r en who novor have icon C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . Southeast Quarter of Houlheant Terms; Cash. Purchaser to ptty the administration'll economy pol- regular procedure. COW-V far deed Q uarter HKtfc of HEH of Hection W E Y M A N E. W H I T E . ' I 39. Township 71 South Range 37 East, run North 5 chains. DECOTTEH A BPKNOKU tiulicitors an ,I n t Counael for * West 5 chains, Mouth 5 chains. the Complainant# East C chains. Oct. 7-X-IS-23-30. E ast Half Of Southeast Quur- Game Commission! Tampa Highwayman Reports Show Good Must Serve Sentence Prospects For Year STEW A R TS WASHINGTON LETTER f r i&ZZ’- Exceptional Plumbing Calls for Irish Fish Industry And Dodo Join Hands A. D. ROSIER A. D. ROSIER OUT OUR WAY By WACtSvA, Ot-WB \ €>h a « p COMPASS Bt-Tw/CCM MM H A w tb E Aki q u it e , a m o ’k i . V O 'S Goihi'ttQ BE WA\-V<tM PQOMD l>«i -;',n o €>EcnowG s o lOMCx. M O a i m ' acoaoi# C A «» naves V • GOT MUCH FUHOtP . iu h D efen d a n ts.- To any person and oil p t m o , whoa# name. o r boss#*. is. or oraw ucknown to tho com plainant hereto, having. o r claim Io f to hav# any right. tit la, In U rcat o r cat a t* in and to th# land* h erein after described, or any p ort o r portion thereof, to* wit: Lot One. the Southeast QBar­ ter of th * N ortheaat Q uarter and tb* Houthweat Q u arter o r tb* N orthvrut Q uarter, ttM p l alx chains Ea*t nod W est by seven chain* North and South tn the Northwest Corner thereof, of Section 73. Tow n­ ship l» South, R ange IX East And aUo of the Southwest Q uarter of ih . N ortheast Q u arter and th# Waal thirty-four s e re * of the Northwest Quarter o f the N ortheast Q uarter of Section 17, Township I I South, 1tange 32 E a s t; It appearing from th * .sworn bill of complaint herein filed th at com ­ plainant bt«l*T*a th a t there. In a person, or are persons. Interested ’S xS K & a iS i t o i h ? ih S - ’l ' T ^ ln u T l « * 4 you a r . •d to -make ai.JSJl'*!? lW j jom ptalnt m g ? A r»-!£ **** ^ n£7$i£&4nbV'r m i l p 5 oiuuis iM n ijjftrH 5 In Tho Honfore * «*» a ^ A * s a s S J s i Kept ember. A. D. I f f ® * '*h C l« k of C l W ^ t ^ S H ? . a f f iB B * F, - “ * n *r *■ By A. M. W E ek j OKOROE O. H E R R , ^ ^ * BoHchorjor CompUh£nt. G row ing Ghildre Bread is the King of foods. Your children lould have plenty of it— but you must give them 3od bread. Over a hundred thousand Mother! i the South use Merita Bread exclusively. They low from experience that it is the Southland'! nest — the most delicious— the richest — the urcst ant* l^c best for growing children. DJ iu know that one and one-half pounds of Merita) read equals the nourishment of two dozen eggs? No wonder it is such a fine food for children. Always ask your S p i c y -/ grocer for Merita Bread—the C in n am o n extra rich kind. Two sizes, lOc^ B uns Can't you l u t e •heir tpicy tang — their full rich fla­ vor, and their tsntabling sweetncM? O rd er a package for supper—or for breakfast with cof­ fee. They are fin* fo r c h i l d r e n ' * school lunches. MADE EY T H E American B akeries Company e x t r a r ic h b r e a d fresh daily from your grocer William* V A tS , A m fcf MO x OOAkl Q u ( T RtOiKi DAT SHARP COttpAGT, vV & S S J £ S .L^ M mvoMrED cto- Y O U ’LL enjoy the * rare flavor of Bonita SyYup— made in open kettles and eviporators f r o m the purest of pure Georgia Cane and Corn syrups. Bonita will always tempt your appetite — satisfy your taste and Is so easily di­ gested that it Is a candy food product without an equal. A Perfect Table Delicacy Always have a can of Bonita Syrup in the house. It is ar. Indispensable household luxury. Using Snowdrift in your own favorite recipes is the MAKES DAHOY FUDGE/ best way to find c ut hov/ much better Snowdrift CAIRO SY R U P CO I ATLANTA, C A . , i j CAIRO, CA. BRAND od recipe is a Snowdrift recipe. �•: : * . ^ * ... . , *' -. • * /* • vl:i • * ' ■ ,• .V< : ,. r" * . . • *. P *o I J Hi. . • *. J / ':?*/> I I R_i . ;£***■ ■ • * ,4 * .aj., ■ ftoom^||{03-205 Meiach Building. erwj*f; «-i x ’ n‘ g.. ' ja r - ' ■■ f ,>hf* 1 <ar k• m v,^ a tf B •• •• • .•f V. r 1imviiiM. m m r e p i : ’ ± . 1 Business block 100x117 close In $00,000------f-Terms. * 80 acres, 15 acres oranges, lake Montage, excellent dwelling and out a t $40,000^-Tenn». ^ need taflobtc all tW ptigH thdpaper l&ir* , t ___ : - for th a t buy. .x find it right 5 acre celery farm, good dwelling and barns at $7,000. % v ^ The Davey-Winston Organization Inc. 'l l U l here sooner o r later. W atch-this K®a^ Estate an ^ ford has been waiting' for. No A ; . *i - I offerings, in and togroves Warehouse site at $7,50(K— -Terpra. Ji) Estate feargainsf Sbttiethini Sail' R.W. LAWTON ■ ■' A page devoted jfiitlrety to Real i.- .W ILL' A PPR EC IA TE YOUR LISTLNGS • f .itr u a buyer for your property if you will l&t if with I f you wish to make ftnJestmentB, wo h av e stone j dence lots, business bloeka, homes, celery farm s, o; - ; ’ Several modern homes a t attractive prices. Excellent Term s on any of these. f ' XL' ■ ? yv ,u>- • *---- - •? » f i Si « J • •• • . ' • t f l s u n n K B ; r.* • • ■r- ■ / .•%?:* ■M>H-FrankRii Tearace.— ......................... ——r-~ - .............. E t f - F o r f Mellon............. — ....... z i& g ........... ; l A c r e Farm, 5 acres tiled. Paved road........ - ................. ■ • ■ iV i. • - x 1^1 R E A L ES T A T E BROKERS page for <^Speciai■^Jistings/, Masonic Building— -Phone 707 * / LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US over th e country, we a re in a position to sell your prop­ erty to northern firm s desirious o f investing in property in this locality. If you have acreag e, subdivision tra c ts , business lots, etc, kindly communicate with us. ■. R EA L ESTATE * * FULTON, INC. Sanford’s n ew est an&ynost refin­ 311 First R atio n al'B an k Building ■+ ■. Telep hone 732 ed subdivision. Highly restricted. 4 Located just c a s t of Rose Court Brokers • ■ ' 'V M :; . * R E A L ESTATE V. Developers Seminole Hotel On Hughey Avfenue in th e direct SANFORD, FLORIDA •. ! . / Promoters 1 path of progress. L ots in this new subdivision will be on sale in early October. Pick > DUBOSE&HOLLER / your lot early, * * REALTO RS L. ALLEhL .. *t it*— , Manager , ul n ^ H fi , | Our Motto: Satisfaction to Owner and Buyer **»n nwii rt« f I * *i » Established 1910 4 LOANS------ INSURANCE W. V. WHEELER CITY P R O P ER T Y ------ FARMS Office 110 Merri wether .Building SU BD IV ISIO N S TRACTS ACREAGE? P . O. B ox 331 Phone 490-W, * SANFORD, FLORIDA 411 1st N a tl. Banl^ Bldg, >tfw'i rt Wi»- .t* . - ■ LI 1. A 3-acre bargain on Country Club Road. Sanford, Fla, 5 room cottage, close in, on Park Avenue. $6,500.00. Terms, li<i* % '«» , - * t - V BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Only $2,200. Good terms. Chuluota— 20 Acres, 8 cultivated, 50 Orange Trees, 5 ro6m house V Only $3,500 Cash $ ,~ V EH1I) SMITH; Mg( W ' f i » *OP ‘‘. ; X, . 4 * v « l 3 ' Real Estate— Investments '*« ’ FOR RENT Oviedo— One Story Brick Store 17x50, , Oniy $4,500 — 1-3 Cash Longwood— 5 acre grove, House and Lot Money Only $100 per acre, 1-3 cash invested wisely nets returns. We know Sanford and Florida Property, We are here to render service to you. Chuluota—80 acres, south side lake, north brick road, ronsillerablc timber Only $250 — 1-2 Cash BAYARD REA LTY COMPANY Oviedo— Lot (2) 50x200, all cleared, fine building lots BRYANT & HATHAWAY 110 South Park Ave, Number 6 Ball Block, Opposite Post O ffice, Sanford, Florida, 5 9 0 V n n r u l ^ v m , ... t it , . , m T T ,, 20 Years Experience W ith Florida Land Phone Thoy arc going fa s t.' I f you CRYSTAL LAKE SHORES V FRO N TA G E i IS f LA KE MARY this building better &e£ us at once. ‘ • - , # G ETS R E S U L T S SU BD IV ISIO N This “Wonderful Subdivision ’ located j ust 4 miles- from Sanford, only* 18 miles from Orlando, on the Shores of ‘ Beauti ful C rystal L ak e" in the heart of the must fertile farming region m all Florida will appeal naturally to those seeking a per­ manent home, . * MONEY PRO PERLY INVESTED | 1 * The company belling the development is im portant. they will do. Wj t .■ . I » IN V E S T IG A T E US For any information concerning this su bdiVision call at— Briit-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. LAKE MARY DEVELOPMENT CO L . SIMMONS, Sales Mgr. 108 Magnolia Ave Can they do what thoy say -V^ _ ff We are developers ami owners of Holly HUl Heights, Daytona, Fla., and Flan E states at Pieison, Fla. An Inveatmen t in, either of these protierties assures y a safe earning power. FLORIDA LAND INVESTORS CO 305 1st N a tl. Hank Bldg. “ifv. �3 g i C l u c 3 .ia p »\ > e^ g s s 2*2 si # s - S ° 2 a-= J o Z “ -3 J ■o § ° § A g $ t~ _ s c * * • s as ° es | « >* **^ ft)) w § « I 3 Ofl9) **w ■•3 *M CC ao « * as • i a: «# *c 0*— O o~« ojca’S j 03 ® TJ o « - g h «J3 -*;=<5 .O ja . gH * • “ “ a M3 5 S = >* S ^ jfi • HJjsj - ------1 !'■ ■ J s i 3 1| � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 02, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 02, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/28bb47f1750d2491784305fe8d3b26ad.pdf fa7997e68b98d43c329229aa33978437 PDF Text Text »• . ,.y > ; *; A S F O H P ,m Wealthy North Carolina Bus! _____ XI__ T „ L « , , O l . _ J la '^ ness Man Takes Stand In , Defense of SlayinR Former Suitor of Y ou n g Daughter ins Early This ng Enlivened e. Appearance >1_ of Sharks ■ - . • n igh t'bri elation Fr • S Joepeh Lyceil,’ former Baptist paion- now is a cabaret singer in a Chicago hotel. lstry nftor one of his p^riiWoncra filed suit for'divorce and charged with being too friendly Ab Missing; Many W orkers Dig Qijt of Railroad Tube RICHMOND, Vm., Oct. 3,— (d’ )—Benjamin F. Mneby, fire­ man, died early today of inju­ ries sustaintd ycaterday in a cave-in or a section of the Chesapeake and Ohio tunnel at Churchhill, which trapped up­ wards forty workmeu, engag­ ed in reinforcirg its walls. This is the first known dead though Tom Mason, engineer, is believed to have been killed when he was caught in the cab of his engine and several ne­ groes arc still unaccounted for. Rescue work, Jialthd for a time last night because of dangerous gdstl.s in tunnel, >■' was resilin'i this morning. ’ Engineer Tom. Mason is believed to have been killed and oix negro workmen nri missing as the result o f the envo-in of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tunnel at Church hill here Friday afternoon, which trapped upwards of <3vo score men engaged in re-infqrcing its walls. Most of the workmen, however, dug themselves out o f the fallen earth and crawled to safety, and police officials declared tonight that little hope is hold out for any romnining in the- tunnel. Gasses drove the rescue workers !from tho tunnel shortly after :nightfall and it was not believed that any who may now be entomb­ < ed in the passage way, even though they may have j|mpcd be­ neath flat cars, can survive the poisonous fumes. Tho fact that those who escap­ ed were hurried to homos or hos­ pitals prevented officials from making any accurate check o f the men who wpro'in the tunnel when tho slide came, Engineer Muson is believed to gMiveru .who recovered thu J o d e y came upon thorn as bo buried in his locomotive which wero foilin g *their way i wus completely covered with earth. His fireman, L). F. Mosely, and A. ;h the engine room, r Admiral J. D. Beurct, chief G. Adams, a brakoman, both es­ l, naval bureau of construc- caped. They wore severely scald­ ind repair at Washington, ed by live steam which "poured lf-tlie scene o f tho wreck yev from the twisted be Her of the cny. Ho was accompanied by j Lake, submarine expert ami Ir o f .the sunken vessel, and ficials o f the wrecking conii which nrb expected to be charge eventually of the 8$lo pc rations. ABulral Christy reported last n l t h n t the' 9-61 had been found bA ri from stem to stern and i l l ) aboard were (lead. ■Adm iral's m e s s a g e reads: ‘ ^B jinrinc flooded from how to ■Divers found torpedo room None alive in nny coniifi'niSJta. Am proceeding with covery of bodies.” IWeover and Identify Bodies All that remains now for those ho hove toiled nt the task of resK W ito recover and identify the t’after which tho submarine Ip.turned over to wrecker* Ivage. M 36 men who were aboard 51 when sho was rammed, ITcrc picked up alive and the o f four rnen have been tukm the wreck, o f those wero recovered yes­ . They weru those of Wnl. Lawton, -electrician’s mate, y London, Conn., and Brndy piny, emtinemnn, of Pensa- iwAdvertising’P age r Local Real Estate A fenturo recently added to the adiMttising department o f The Sanford Herald is tho use. o f one page daily for a uniform group of real estate advertisements. Space hri been apportioned on the sheet in equal itzcs, and is held by thu advertiser for one month at a nu. The text of the ads may be nnged daily it desired, it is cxHained by the advertising manBger. s & This page is to contain nothing Wat advertising contributed by locpl realtors, it is announced, ami m e secured by con’ ruct. f Local realtor* included among ffito users of this space since itu Inception Oct. I, are.R. W. Lpwton, Ikilclough Realty Comotyiy, Sem m ole Realty Coippany, Bryant and S hthaw «y, Luke Mary Develop­ ment Company, W. B. Wheeler, writt-Chittenden Realty Company, Khp Davey-Wiuston. Organization, vulton, Inc., DuBouc and Holler, jp j yard Realty Compun/, and the sToridn Investors Company. * WEATHER REPORT HINC.TON, Oct. 3.—(iF)— • outlook for the week beSundny in the South Atnd Eastern Gulf stAtus is fair but with toms prohnf rliowets Wednesday or y. Tenipur&turo normal or bors. While the relief workers toiled nt the western entrance where the enve-in occurred, most of the sur­ vivors wulkcd out o f the eastern entranco dearly a miie UWny. This added further to the confusion of detail and check. Thu survivors drew graphic pic­ tures of tlw disaster. They said tnc’ wall} of thfc tunnel ^ovo omi* noun wdrnins of tho slide. A few brick were loosened, they declared, and fell into pools o f water on tho passage-way floor. Bulbs on the electric light lino flashed twice and tho tunnel immediately became a .pandemonium' o f screaming ne­ groes who dabhed about madly in tho pitch darkness seeking to es­ cape what they reguriled as in­ evitable doom. At this juncture, the survivors said, tlio crash o f cracking Umbers ttnd roar of fall­ ing earth and broken masonnry, rent their ears. For more than 3,500 feet through inky blackness, the work train crew’s survivors groped toward day light. Many of them had been badiy injured by the falling brlcg and earth. Some o f tho negroes frightened and dishevelled fled to • -■ ~ ROCKINHAM,,-N. C , Oct. . 3 , —Taking the-witness stand in own defense yesteday William B. Cole, wealthy cotton manufac­ turer. declared nr shot W. W. OrmJnd, “ to keep him from killing me and. having my family at his mercy.” Cole is on trial for murder in connection with tho death of Or­ mond,, former sweetheart o f Miss Elisabeth Cole, the defendant’s daughter. Four • cyo witnesses have testified they saw Colo slay Ormond in the street of Rookingham last Aug. 16. ' The trial, which has Icon in pro­ gress three, days, was marked Fri­ day by tho teaimony of Miss Cole, who declared Friday sho had dis­ carded Ormond an a suitor. Miss Cole denied allegation by Ormond thnt .there had been improper re­ lations between them. These al­ legations were contained in letters from Ormond to the young\ wom­ an's father. It won shortly after •rcceiot of one of these letters that tho shooting took place, Plea Is Self-defense Cole took tho stand after 10 witnesses had testified that the general character of his 24-ycarold daughter, Elizabeth, was “ without blemish” , and after Fred Bynum, his personal attorney and confidant, had described their re­ lations during the period tho dead man is said to havo slandered Klizazcth'colc ond threatened her father. • • * He told of a toller from Ormond delivered to, him at his office in Rockingham. It was tho letter, read to the Jury Thursday, contain­ ing tho remark that Ormond and ______ Resources Amount _____^ , ARD U. S. S.TJAM.Block. Island, By p e t 3<—Diving op0 recover bodies o f :few were temporaed sh ortly. before iy because o f growness^of the Bea. ^rations had prbvln enlivened by the LY Deposits of 3 Local Institutions Total $4,711,812.01 When Third Quarter Eild* Charge That Ormond and His PN-9 Commander De Daughter Lived Together, . Flight Arrahgeme Refuted By Elderly Parent Made by *Kon-FIy et Quick Death •Accident, Acrig to Experts S submarine sank so quickly Ihey were unable to shut the [tight doers ■connecting the artmenta and thus give themt a fighting chance o f being |ht to. the .surface with their 1 Thkl^Wtory of their efforts ivc themselves never will bo : Defendant Weeps As He Tells His Story ly Taken i Boat Today of a school of.shovolranging from six to |pn length. Sailors express Shat the sharks may have H tho bodies of some of the tllcvcd to have been swept rid when the S-61 sank, i early today recovered the dy. that of Paul D. Berk makersvilie, Pa. Tho body |y clothed and Berk nppnrid been on watch. It was h tbpofthccnglnecylinders. bain falling, but sea fair[the force e f diveni worktho scone went to work b morning in order to take to of conditions, which unBn were favorable. ►Jives of tho men who went pbn tho submarine were snuffUt, almost immediately after Iras rammed by tho steamer octob ' - 'WASHINGTON, Oct. Colonel William M lUhellV^iargo o f “ amateur bungling” by the*navy o f the attempted Hawaiian 'Uight draw a ringing denudation Bridsy from Commander John Rodgers, leader of tho expedition, v Testifying before the president’s air board, Commander Rodgers, without mentioning Mitchell by name, dcclnrcd that “ regardless of what mistakes woyc made boforc or oftor, I challongo nnyono to make a just criticism of that Second Annual Gathering Fri­ day Addressed By Several Poultry Experts; Women of GenevaHoatesses at Supper (By L. a BEBOUT) Bank deposits in Sanfor4| for the month of September totaled $4,711312, according to* figure^ made public today b y officers of the three local financial institutions. Com­ parison of thiB amount with the figures on file represen­ ting the volume of business for the same month in 1924 valued at $50,000. Mrs The PN-9 No. 1 commander aleo ’self-defense. toojc direct issue with tho colonel’s her to read it, to read it through before she answered. She read about half of it and then said: “ it is a lie, every word of it.” She then finished the letter. “ I told her that if whnt he said was true that tho only fair thing to do was to marry him; that l would take care of her— that no one hut herself, Ormond and I would know it. I told her she could go to Raleigh and marry him and that it would bo nil right. “She said it was untrue, that sho would submit, to a physical examination and let it spunk for itself. I said no, that I would tako her word for it," . > N. Y. Stock Market Swamped FridayBy Big Buying Orders NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-</P)— Heavy buying orders poured into the stock market from all quarters Fridny, bringing about a vigorous rise in prices and -swelling the day's tradings to 2,268,000 shares, one of tho heaviest trading ses­ sions this year. Nearly 30 repre­ sentative issues mounted to 1925 peak prices in what was describ­ ed as the broadest market since tho peak of the bull movement late last year. Retention bf the New York fed­ eral reserve bank's rediscount rate of 3t£ per cent accepted as a in­ dication of tho country’s sound credit and financial position, aroused speculative enthusiasm to a High pitch and aggressive bul­ lish demonstrations wero carried out in a wide variety of standard industrial shsucs tinder the. leader­ ship of United Rtatcs Steel. Some disappointment over tho provisional debt funding plan of France, was expressed in financial circles, but it was not icgistsred m the stock market. Wnll street's reaction however was reflected in a sharp "break of about ten pointa in the French francs and neavy selling o f French bonds, which were depressed 1 to 2 points. Storting exchange containued to foci the effects of thu reduction in the London hank rate, selling around 9-1,83 11-10, the lowest Ivvel since Britain's return to the gold standurd. Favorable trade news furnished a solid foundation for the rise in industrial shires. With reports of steady expansion in the steel in­ dustry, United States Stc-l was Seminole CountyBank Leads Institutions WithLargelncrease when deposits amounted to $2,888,■409.77, shows a gain of 91,843,•102.23 during the year or approx­ lu ir iy SO no per p e r cent.cen t. imately Total resources o f the bsnks in thin city at the close of business, . particular line. >» Tho first subject was “ Baby Sept. 30, amounted to 95,219,832J>2 Chick Industry," which was very it was shown in information an- * ably handled by H. A. Bunker of nminccd at the same time today. tho Bunker - Incubator Co. In hhi Thin figure indicates an increase discourse, Mr. Bunker gave very of $1,061,779.07, or approximately Many Dealers In County Fill City Manager Announced Im­ many helpful hints and much good 53 per cent, since on the same provements on Pier to In­ advico in the incubation of chicks dato in 1024 the total resources Out Qiicstionaires, Officials the local institution totaled clude Band Stand, Lights, and tho care necessary at tho of Stalei 79 Want Permits 93,655,058.55. ; hatching period fn order to produce Walks and Beautification Under New (Jjty Ordinance Keen satisfaction is felt in local healthy and profit-producing birds. financial circles over the results Improvements at the municipal Hu emphasised the fact that when shown in this survey, if is stated. dock, at., the foot of Park Avo. to starting to mist- clicks, the poul- A 60 per cent Increane in bank­ tryman should follow very closely ing busInosaeBMillc year Jn riHBrbe started in Uie near'future, will c i includo tho erection of A band stund tho instructions o f the manufac­ ord to whictTVny ' and pavilion,, the construction of turers. o f the particular incubator point with justifiable pride, ac­ use c :nccinlly ns to operation. cording to those in close touch a 12 foot concrete walk, DtSulcvard in C. D. Chase, poultry ox.vert of with the subject. Due, it is do- , liirhting to the end o f tho structure and tho boautifiaition o f the en­ Volusia county, in his talk on “ Care clarod, to the rapid growth and tire property, it was announced and Management o f Ilnby Chicks,” enterprise displayed fn and by San­ this morning at tho office of W. B. illustrated w ry forcibly the neces­ ford, tho reflection in tho iocnl sity of extra mo care and good financial institutions is said to be. Williams, city manager, * p ‘ ' Plano approved by the City Thin­ judgment In 'ho raising of chicks tho Oource of great/ oPtoqtjsm ning Hoard and submitted to Mr. Trum thu imy'ithcy lira hutched un­ nmong business men and otnri*a til tho marketing or laying sage. in tho community crating without licenses and in Wiliiains provide for a concrete He ndviaed each poultry raiser to According to tho figures releas­ technical violation o f the lnws nt wnlk to extend entirely around the watch tho baby chick, especially ed hero today, the Seminole Sounouter side o f tho dock. Width of this time, it is pointed out during the first 72 hours o f itn Under tho circumstances, coun­ thu walk is specified us 12 feet; life and not to feed it anything, ty Bank shows the greatest gain among tho local bankr for the ty official* said, nothing will be according to the city manager. during th«t period and then begin period. Deposits at this institu­ The pavilion, which will be plac­ feeding sparingly and gradually done about it but they joined in tion of Sept. 30, 1921 wero 91,urging dealcra to nppiy ut unco ed in the wide section o f tho dock, placing certain feed* before it. 07T.169 while on the same data ami get their licenses soon be­ ut the outer end, will be a circular Among othor things he stated o f* this ‘ car th e‘total is noted as cause of tho possibility that tranu- structure, 50 feet in diameter, in that the extent of the poultry 92,047; actions handled in tho meantime which it ill planned to enclose n raiser's profit or loss is in accord­ 9970,169 is shown an being approx­ band stand, two small concession ance with the care given the chicks imately nearly 100 per cent great­ may bo questioned lutcr. Tho law provides it is said, for booths and an open floor space from thu time of- hutching until er for " tho ‘ .year,\ Resources at this n delay o f 10 dnya between tho which may bo used for dancing, they aro nblo to tnko caro for bifnkinu 'house increased nearly filing of an application and tho as a central point for nny public themselves. as mucl it <h shown when tho granting of n license so that an gathering. Elton J. Moughton, loc­ Mnny questions asked the speak­ statement o f 1924, $1,295,194. . . . . is opportunity mny .be given persons al architect is preparing plans for e r! ns they proceeded on their dis­ compared to that of 1925, .which who wish to protest tho licensing the building at this time, accord­ courses and ut thin time n ques­ amounts to 92.238,783. of nny broker or snlcuman because ing to Mr. Willlums. tion box was created and each one Report of deposits at the First o f improper practices. Boulevard lighting standards desiring specinl information was National Bank of this city show First Licenses Next Week urged to submit their questions in $ 1, 06.07 on Oct. 1, 1924 and Local officers today Rtntcd that writing to be answered after tho 92,110,600.54 on the same date tho first licenses will be issued this year. The difference o f 9709,­ meeting. next week by John D. Jinkins coun­ Chairman Purdy next in order 794.47 represents an Increase of ty tax collector, at which time the introduced N R. Mehroff, — exten- approximately 60 per cent at thi* 10-day period will havo olapsed for Mlc sion pouitryman o f the University institution for tho year, it ia somu of the earlier applicants. of Fiuridu, who gnvo n very in- shown. Resources increased from No further delay in tho 'matter jng structivu and interesting discourse 91,682,351.61 to 92,352,928 92 dur­ o f application blanks In expected ini- on tho subject of "Fording For Egg ing thu 12 month period it is said. Business at the Sanford Bank •m- Production." Among his many rcrud. m ark s, Mr. Mehroff stated that ns and Trust Company, organized in DW- there are many formulas and feeds, July, 1924, jumped approximately the it is often left to the poullrymun 40 per cent in the volume of busi­ the to ascertain the must suitable for ness transacted from Qct. 1, 1924 Iks, his particular purpose and flock, to Oct. 1, 1925. comparative fig ­ to- Mr. Wchroff hh'> carried on a cul­ ures made public at the institu­ tion today show. Deposits there ling demonstration. The institute chairman introduc- on tho date indicated lust year amounted to 390434.70, as against (Contlnucd on Pago Three) 9653,819.09 recorded on then books month. Resources on Oct. 1, Root Warns of Rows this 1924 were 9577.60J7.04, and aro to have increased during In Codification Paper shown the year to 9638,120.64. Comparative tabulation of the To Peace Conference deposits o f all three banks in tho CHICAGO, Oct. 3.— (/P)—TorWASHINGTON, Oct. 3.— (A1)— city, showing figures for the month A solemn warning by Elihu Root o f September of 1924 and 1925, that “ controversies and quarrels bo aro here given. Bank, 1924, tween nutions ure certain to come" Seminolo County 91,077,109: 1925, $2,047,338. and that “ mere agreements not to First National Bank 1921. Realty Corporation for the erec­ have these things happen are fu ­ $1,100,806.07; 1925 92.110,6*10.54. tion o f a $3,600,000 hotel. tile," was sounded toduy in his pa­ Sanford Bank and Trust Contper on codification, presented by nuny 1924, 9390,434.70; 1925 9553.­ Representative Theodore Burton to 819.00. the Inter— Parliamentary Uhions Resources at tho cloao o f Sep­ Conference here. tember business for tho two years The paper’s author, recognized at a glance are shown as follows by conferees us one of tho world’s Seminolo County Bank, 1921, cutstanding authorities on inter­ 91,295,194; 1925. $2,238,783 national affairs, htdd that codifi­ First National Lank, 91,682,351,­ cation hud a special importance ut 51: 1925, 92,352,928.92. . this time because of thu necessity Sanford Bank and Trust Com* of enlarging the service rendered pany 1921, $577,507.04; 1926, $828,­ by the permanent court of interna­ 120.64._____________________ tional justice. This court was one of a group Iof reiuted institutions with the lea- New Seaboard Branch Igun of nations and the Hague1 Formed on East Coast ■Court of Arbitration which the j writer said, “ promised to facili-’ WEST PALM BEACH. OcL t , U U pteservation ul peace to u de-• —( ^ — Formation of thu F-ast gret* never before attained.” Florida division of tho Seaboard Air Lino Railway with headquartL era here. announced by f M. 11. Gold, superintendent of tho > division. ' Beer King And His Associate J a i l e d In Contempt Case . Search Renewed *For : Missing Mail Plane �I “ llllrtl 7' Si*-: |Vf£tV More and record breaking history for Island—Florida’s most spectacular land opment. A complete sell-out o f the entire project in less than one year from thcVlate o f Its first sale, which auspiciously started with a crowd o f buyers who waited in line for 43 hours for first choice. • ed into it, we announced the opening of reservations in the last unit o f Davis Islands. The response was electric— sensational—for in 31 hours, $18,138,000 in sales were made with an over-subscription of $8,250,- In our Tampa office yesterday, when this as tounding news was made public, spirited bidding be A few days ago after the property had been off the market for the entire summer, during which millions in building and development’had been pour­ gan for property just North, and profits of thou­ sands o f dollars were offered to many fortunate owners. �a r g u r it r HENRY SJMMPWfc Complhl: you and uaea S ir e ® Ifila c u i i i a n of .N ovem ber V I K ilb > ' £ $ £ OH H . •• j£& S0T,c^ o a or rl VIRGIL K. LUCAl MAN W K^IN OH C FROST. D.iB. N M tl th e state f Ineoan N K E D M A U .-T IR p rt nnd MARY 8ULUtY livina and If dead, claiming Interest <U LUCAS H A R R Y -H in o h o Ohe . o p o r I S m»N80PHIA «R A M W hi* AN LIKL HBIpT a nd -- ---his wife, and each above ______ namad daft— _jfaw U i»v<-" , ijriw fc HAM ^|* WR*. ^ fROBERT f i t t . BBE aM A R IW A k T ‘ 7aiM MARY 8 W n « t ed or otharwlie aa grantees o f otlljrw l erty hereinafter de all tha h e lix d*vJ*eteL other claimants Tnnfaf partlea, GOULD deceased, and tf ijT Intercaclr and every.cInliBldi I fnvolve*t or Intereatd In the.' v.oT the ed In thle edit u n d fr’acb and above named dsftnd&A^ *aid«ncej every who*« name* *»» uinnnt In are unknown to the.Coi the above entitled ‘ i f all unknown p a rtite -’, clalm lna any . Intftwtl eala in the land ' InVql Twenty-four nationalities are represented In this g to u p (jf 24 chtldrcipattending a Sioux City, la ault. said land belnwaiC Inole County, Florida, , ed aa followe, to-w ltt _ corner HKaiN at the north* ; n t th* , o f tile southeast qUdl lion i.v. southeast quarter o f , <OUtn^ Township 11 *0uth^4Ranse II east, run thence west f i t fcnr. thence aouth M l ■ IN »/10 feet, thence east *14 and T/10 rear. • S T E W A R T S W A S H IN G T O N L E T T E R thence north to p e ln t ,Of BE­ ’ \Jy C1IARLE3 P. STEWART GINNING. AND It appearing, from* th i awnm bill- o f complaint. herein W is t 1you tlio lawmakers recognize that the and each o f you may oUJin some right, title or Interest Hprtiil to the government'U “ over-burenuod," But when It comes to putting the Indian aign bn some ono par­ ticular bureau, ill those who have a pefmnal Interest In it.ob ject -strenuously. "Wo need consolidation and re­ duction," they agree, "but not In this spot. This bureau’s essential. Let's economize elsewhere." Fsch lawmaker is also aware that' if he votes to abolish some other lawmaker's pet bureau, the Utler will voto to aboil m his pet. That’s why the burenucrats re­ main so care-free while nobody but Congress discusses retrenchment. Multiplying Animals In Pact* fie Northwest Constitute Danger of Extermination To Fishing Business OLYMPIA, Wash., Oct. 2 .- < p f * — Hair seals hive increased in re­ cent 'year* .to such numbers that they are becoming a seriou:i men* ace to the salmon fishing Industry in the Northwest. As a means of gci&iiL' lid o f the menacd, Arthur v S. Elngrscn, formerly with the Washington state fisheries depart­ ment. has aug-jeitcd tKfit the aid o f American apqrtamcd bo enlln.ed in a drivo agalnpt the- animals. Sportsmen, ho declares, would find fish. Feeding tests have shown that an adult I al requires about 30 pounds o f fish .for a meal. A t present the only chocks on the increase o f tho seals are tho operations o f tho few professional hunters who pursue them for the f3 bounty offered by the state nnd the occasional forays of local HlnrUmen. ' -* "In View o f these facta, unless tha state' wishes to subsidize the exterpilnatlon, the inoHt logical so­ lution of tho problem Hoh in solic­ iting thu aid o f interested sport * mrn,’ Mr. Elnarsen declared. Tile ■port i3.a very keen one and rcauirc3 skill and returns a greater thrill'than anything we have with BAIIN H ART Ms w ife, <S»3!S. KIN EC.AN and REBECCA KIN ROAN hla Wifi, h e n r y A. c r a n e and ia % # 3 a wife, at hair*. devisee*. grantee* or otherwlaa. ln 'a n d to the iJ id hereinafter described; and to all vrsona and partlea cullmlng In* ereat under JACOB BROCK deceaa- f you and each of you .be and you are hereby required to appear to the BUI o f Complaint filed herein In thle cause on Monday thb Ind. day of November, A.\Dt 1*15. the same being a Rule Day of .th is ■'••urt. at the Court Hnuee In Sanford. Sem­ inole County, Floridai. dfid''inj dofault thereof Decree- Pro Conf^sso will be entered agelnet. said cause being a suit to quiet* title In the Complainant In and t o ; the land above described. It Is therefore ORDERED thst WITNESS MY- Hand and the aeal this notice be published Infthe Hen- o f tha Circuit Court of the Seventh ford Herald, a newsiuipwr publish­ Judicial Circuit o f the State of ed In Sanford, Semipole .County, Florida In and fo r Seminole Coun­ ty. bn this the 3 rd .day: of October. C a m e r a F in d s W o m a n P o lic e S e e k Mt S’;gS«Ju5l , n ‘ 13 V > E. DOUGLASS. (c in c u iT BnUrUnrs and plalnants. Oct, I-lO -1 7-li cou n r seal) Hv A. M. WEEKS. Dyiul; w i i A o n . HOU8HOLDBR & Solicitors for Com pi all Oct. 3-10.17-34. . j l f f i s ' 1' c,*"!lounsel fo r Co in- IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF SRM* INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY. • M A R Y G E O R G E KINGSBURY (o lh srWIse k n ow n . aa. MARY G. IN T IIE CIRCUIT COURT O F fsi INOLE COUNTY, f'tO R ID A ., CIIANCEIIY. , , ' , tV. D. LEMONS. * Com plainant, ■ -y t. •. h 1 1 , , KtNOSBURY) » .,* * C om plainant . * * ^ yS # *! " A L B E R T F. K O F p; c t 'p l. r w SILAS U. C A R TE R , et a t.. Defendants. * \ n o t ,% * i * D«f<sDdanU. O rder of-. PnhllrjMlnn o J.°h T H E IS T A T E O F -F L O R ID A , to:: NOTICE TTO °K & * W t p , JW D i KNOWN D E F E N D A N T S ’ 8T A T E OK FLORIDA;* l o f ■SILAS H. C A R T E R .and E « J. C A R T E R lit* w ife, W , A. BR NKIt and--------- B RAU N ER 1 hlS. 1 GEORGE A. KHBLIfO*. a n * “ C R IE KKELINE bis w ife , *E. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEM­ RLANCHARD. C. F. MOJlLETf INOLE COUNTY. KI.OIIUIAS -IN KiAN A. CRUTCH L a Ur A CHANCERY. v ' B R A W N E R , If Rv IEPl dk and -If il EDNOR CURLETT. to all pnrtlrii rln lm liia, Inter*sl Complatnnnt der* SILAS R.’ CART Kit mjiU El! vs. ( J. C A R T E R his wife. w 7*a V b R JEAN B A inriST . BOROT. o l al. NER and----------HR A UNER big J D ofm dan is. G E O R G E . A. KKELINE a n d ' t Ortlrr of l*ubllra(l«n R IE K K E L IN E h li w lf*. . f NOTICE TO KNOWN AND UN­ RLANCH ARD . C. K. MOnLEY, KNOWN DEFENDANTS. RAN A. CRUTCHER, l ^ U n A T H E STATE OF FLO RIDA, lo : llR A W N E Il. deceased or o t h e r JEAN BAPTIST BOROT. LEON B O U T H R IE U L MARIA BOROT, *rw i*e. in th* properly h erein after M A RIE RORAT VO(5AL. ANGIE G. described, nnd to all. the heir*, d e ­ TU C K E R, MRR. AGNEHH C. W E E D . visees, Bran tees or other claim ant* ALIC E T . PARRISH. W lt.M KLMINA under JOHN W. GRIFFIN d ecoa sI-. ADAMS. CHARLES F. ADAMS «d .and to all the hairs, devisees, nnd------------- ADAMS, hla w ife. P A V - Krautees or other claim ants under ID W*. ADAMS nnd------------- ADAMS W . A. llR A W N E Il decenAed. aud to h is Wife, A. L. COUNCIL. JAMES all pnrtlns, nach and ovary, .claim COUNCIL and. J. W*. W IL M O T T 11 Intr any Interest or Interests In the IIv Iiik . i»ini If (R'ltd, lu nil tmrilo* land Involved In thin suit under nnv dnlnilnK Inlerest unite* JEAN B A P ­ o f the abovu named defendants, each T IST ROBOT. LEON B O P TH R 1SU L and every w h o s e 'n a m e s ; and resi­ M ARIA IIOROT. M ARIE RORAT dences are unknow n, to the C*imVOGAL, ANGIE *tl. T U C K E R . MRR plnlnnnt In the above entitled causa. AON ESS C. W EED. ALICE T. P A R . and to all unknow n parties w hom ­ RISH . WJLHELM1NA L. ADAMS, soever claln iln a any Interest nr In­ C H AR LES V. ADAMS nnd------------ - terests In tho land Involved In this ADAM S htn w ife, DA V ID W*. AD- suit, said land bein g Situate In Sem­ AM.R mid------------- ADAMS tils w lfs inole County, Flqrlda, and d escrib­ A. L. COUNCIL JAMES COUNCIL ed as fo llo w s, to -w lt : and J. W*. WILM OTT. d eceased 01 T R A C T l. n l h r r w l s * ns hnlrs, ilnvlsecs. KranSouthw est quarter o f south hutf o f lot 3. o f Section 3, T ow n -, ship 11 south, Rnntte 3* east. T R A C T !. North h alf o f south h a lf o f Lot 3, o f Section S. T ow n sh ip 21 south, Italian In east. ' ' TRACT 3 BEGINNING at the aquthWest corn er o f lot ’ t o f Section 1. T ow n sh ip 11 south. HanKc 30 east, run TlO feet, thence north 6 d egrees east IS4 fact, west 770 feet, south K82 feet lo BEGIN­ NING. and it ap p earin g from the sw orn Ulll of C om plaint herein that you and each o f you may claim some right, title o r Interest In Nnd to the property h ereinabove described. It Is th erefore ORDERED ' that you ami each o f you be and you are hereby requlruil to appear »o the Hill o f C om plaint herein filed In thla cause on M onday the Ind day o f N ovem ber, A. D. 1933. the earns being a Rule Day o f this Court, at the C ourt H ouse hi Sanford. Sem ­ inole C ounty. F lorida, and *fu d e­ fau lt th ereof D ecree Pro Coufcsan w ill be entered again st you , said cau se being a stilt to quiet title In the C oroplsln siit .and to th e . land a b ov e described. , ■ .. It Is th erefore O R D E R E D . that this notice hu published In th e 'S a n ­ ford Herald, a new spaper publish­ ed In Setplnola County. Fm rida. on ce a w eek In fou r consocutlvji w eek!*- Issues. W ITN E SS mv hand u n d , tU* o f ­ fic ia l sent o f the Circuit CdUrt of JOHN J. DEAN and the helra, de* vl»eca, grantee* o r other claim anta <Under John J. Dean; 'Jqhn Durden1 and the helra, devisee*, jfranteea or other claimant* un­ der John Durden; R obett' A- lia r . som etim es-know n aa R obert arden, and the helra, davlaeea. grantees or uthsr claimants under Robert . A. Hardee, sometimes Allen, hla w lf, known a a ‘ Robert A. Harden; and dead all partiel all unknown persona claim ing an Interest In the real property h ere­ ,A,l\>ny' . lnhr U lS i n a f t e r d escrib ed ;. S. Kendrick wife, aa tifjrli * d ..'l:,v 'j Guernsey and Leland Chubb, IN TH E CIRCUIT C ? r *dharwlaa, Tii*»na issii I <be. Ual* . D efendants r . HRMINOLR ..COUNTY, •n this ault,- Y*;hercln»fier IN CHANCERY. . Order Of PaUllcstlen Mllla, if ||vir> W IL L IA M SIMMONS. TH E STATE OK FLORIDA. TO A L L d e aJd--a a llll parties clalmlna' claiming J Complainant THE AFTER NAMED PARTIES, GREETINGS: • 0 . W. MOYER. /t % L T o Jobd -J," Dean.. If -living and If fertdanta. dead all partlea claim ing Tnteratt* aa hereln.it.. £ O rder-off- Pabllratloa under John J. Dean, deceaaed or o (h - id; and J NOTICE TO _ _ i fLNOWNJ :AND erwlae. In the real properly btrbin - «3e» d ail .p ar’l l Mesial mint m a fter described; to John Durden, If K y.‘ Pr u»", *r } H THE STATE*' Ol . . living and If dyad all partlea cla im ­ aa helra, deylseea, legatt.r i MUTER a sd —r— MO' ing Tntereste under John Durden, •rwlae. In the lah di IMil deceased dr, otherwise, in fha r ia l *h|a- ault. as hereinafter 4, 8. C. MAYERS ii^a M l preperty hereinafter described! to M jfo llo w a . to-w lt: ■. • , KINS and-------------ATI ------- ATK1N8 hla i R obert A. Hardee, aometlmea knoirn T h * ® a*t H alf of the W .« BERTHAIR LOVE .a am t*— A x as Robert A. Harden. If living and • thJ* N ortheast ftuart.r « her husband.* MRR If daad- all .partlea claim ing - Inter ARDHON and-—-— — tTCHARDSON esta- under, Robert A. Hardee her huahnnd, JOHN* 1. HALBERT I times known aa Robert A. 1 T ow nahlp l 6» South. Risp and M. W . H a L b BR* hi* w ife and deqaaaed-^p .olhsrwlee. In ti £ 5 **• c°nu£jnjn r 1* A em i NAT rOYNTJt, If llyli W, f <1. 11 Property hereinafter* described, an to all parties ciatmlni I f appearing b y the sworn 1 All unknbwn persons clalm lng.lntei der 0. W, MOYER J esfa In tne foliotvlng described re* com plain t herelif tbat.yoo w, ER his wife. OKOROL- . properly, ’ situate. >lying* and beln o f y o u . may by .interested 1! *nd H. C. MAY HRS his certain d estrlbrd lot qf lsn-U| In the1County of He mmole and Btai IS ATKINS slid---- 1........ ........... of Flqrlda* .to-wit - - > . , , . • t ' « » ' » County. Florida, and k wife BERTHAIR LOVE and 'SOuth ifn lf <if the Southeast e(l above. You and each otg t-GVH her husband, MRS.' 1 ■tffehX Comnisniled and r « « Quarter o f.th e Bonthaaat Quar-. RICHARDSON, a n d - ----- - -L -J of Section^ 11. Township 11 * h e r* nu*h*nd. / O R 8quth, Ranae'-lO Hast,* and ' ' HALBERT and M W . HAL Southwest Quarter of the Houthhis wlfs and.N A T POYNT?. d aat Q u arter, of Section .11; ed or ■otherwise ji* htrti'a, de [ownihip I t . South, R ange, 30, Frnnteta nr oth erw ise,' in the - . The *Northeast ■Quarter o f tha \ the porp>)v* . poulheaet Quarter o f the South-' e Ktxrve descrl east Quarter of 'Sectloii SiJ - Xow.n,h|P ‘21* South.. Range M u . -H ast./ 1 1 . m ' • each and .every ■whose nan residence! arb> 'unknown' C om plainant,la tn* above ter, and th A South west Quarter •Csugi\ ,and to _gli -unknown whomsoever claim ing any or Interests *W iheMfrid *lnVi •this suit, -sain .land -b* In a In Seminole County.’ F t or I n " 'i T S ' blanket authority to the president to do all the executive reorganiz­ ing, consolidating, readjusting and reducin? as ho sec • fit. Congress Indorsing whatever he doe* In ad­ vance, and letting It go at that. (* Tho bulk of the senators and representatives won’t like this, but It’s a plan they will find it very difficult to reject, inasmuch as they admit a reshuffle of the ex­ ecutive sub-divisions is badly need­ ed, and everybody enn :re that they thcmsclvds arc unnbic to do anything about It DEI,AND— New York concern buys r?nlty holdings of local firm and pinna to develop 1,000 aero tract; houses started nnd sidewalk* laid in new sub-division; Now York Avenue lot bought for $30,000. IN CIRCUIT COURT, SKVKNTH JU­ DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR SKM1NOLS CpUNTY. IN CHANCERY. J. N. BRADSHAW, r • " ,* Complainant, , to the follow in g land In the Court­ ly. of Seminole and Stale of Florida, and more particularly described ,aa followe. to W it:. . ■ • , Ixita l.ftJ, I and 4 of Block . 13 and all o f Block II of Mellnnville, according to Plat there­ of. recorded In Plat Boolt l. page , 120. o f tha Public Records o f Srmlndle County.* Florida, and to any and all other persons whose names ary unknown, claiming any right, title or Intereat In a.nd to the property hereinabove de- the Seventh Judicial Clfaul State of Florida, ,ln and I Now, however, comes Curtis Inole County. Florida, on with tho announcement that he in­ 3rd. day of October A. DC V. E. DOtlGL.vSS, tends to introduce a bill giving Clerk • ■ tho exception of big game hunting. Thwscnl- is a*zggncigam.animg|< <ml persecution leads to extreme wcarIncsi on their part. Tho fnct that thorp is such an olemont o f chance in sen) hunting dincouragcs any great effort to exterminate them by professional seal hunters. While the original method o f hunting seals was to approach them from the shore at low tide and shoot them with u heavy rifle of buck not, the use o f semi-speed boat by sportsmen has added zest to the chuse. BUSAN S southwest niotru* o f sect ter *bf thir north w est q . o f the- n orth east -qu arter- HpHcltor for Compjalna 1. H ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■^ ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ ■ ■p aaaaB B B B aB B B iB aiaaara a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a S ' a aB B aB aaB aaB aaaaaaB B aa*aaB B a a aaaBaaBaaaM iia a a a a a a a a a a a a ia iH a H a a a a a a a a a a aBi i X I I l T l I T T l i i i T T Y i T ♦♦♦❖ { v y y v v v ? y v y 4 4 4 « b. . * y y ? 4 y y 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 T r l T ^ V ^ r V of every-day things that you most. No newspap< The Comfort Route! Taroasn (sir* sad ml U M alltM » «ll rnr.u T his Company, established in 1852 and on* of th# ptoasst inmpoiutioa li##s to flsiid# •ndSA. BLKJUH'Hbi ih« lormtieajsrh*4a#|Us- Belrimors Uasi ihs ls«sr I n a Misou u> Pk.lsi Sen Kiancoaco police arc hunting Mia. BarbelM* jj r owner o f a smart shop, who is charged with pushing H hn k, «h*-- and her two children arc hiding in n tcnF nL,ap t] & newspaper piotouraidicr found her, aa the pietuiY aliovg is refuses to reveal her hiding place. In J T ?aafi i Mra. Hammell la now wearing ovoralls. SJ- aay* „f,;. her check difficulties, but (flS'P 00 , 000 . r , Send for iUustratad booklet Automobilsa OltE O R D E R E D "'iM Ish*-1 In tha wspapajr I’ tib- l, % h w u p o tlrL Ssrrisa la Ssvaaaah. -ii- county. !lt*V ' .t»r c o n _ Merchants & Miners Trans. Co. . \of - Hi r.|J- } «»Urt ft* a n t e ? 1' Ol IhojN , L.la n, ; ' > i ‘ _ v t Y V T T ? v y 444444♦♦♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 m Advertisements are | Fiv« sailings a weak from jacksanvili** * *\ *',#*<1J *■*.'k. be complete without them news ’ �political :S0 p. GfterparlUmenUrv u CbSm.ndCr R0, « t f t ^ l h e TTM Wut'i tho bearing: rceesstd rs. 'Leak and Mra; fabaci rrd,. who remitted several it-musical selections mac) Application of 111 8wW«y, /member of « J 8 T CHURCH A lT n lg h t services through ■^Prom otion Day, winter will «tqrt St 7:30 o ’clock. K h ip — Communion . ’ , ’ LAWl/SHHVICM ■ s f t i u r o n u , a t ^ t r ; x . a4| § & . mi, w,. s s s & s a Jfts » I f r .f f f l r s u ■ G^ A.,brit<o"i* K r /o o " K !" L .,.' „ S*?2i?^CE 80CIETY Belefice services are R £ !L . Club, Oak * * * « • lS1un: itr lO o’d o ck : subject w, ‘'Unreality.” V •rtninv services, i iesttmonTala o f healt » t .8 o’clock in the m* • ' , •* , j maintains a free K it e s CHURCH £ Sunday After TrinSool, 9:46 a.m. Hea, 11 n.m. SMuttson, Organist. Btiaryr Lamarr, ■fcj Iq iplace of Sor­ ALL,SOULS CHURCH union was denied. *’ The pw fldentrit.l if University o f Florida addreathe institute In detailon ‘PoiiL considers th a t1 Frai Diseases.” Dr. Sandern urged mpornry debt , fq poultry man to exercise great ‘S - s ^ s ^ i a r K President. Coolidge ping board acted um ping President Palm< ; tbe fleeb i* corporation;; of his p a w * r.,u ..t 't z & A Z;<if 't The judgt« advocate- generalthe navy hi>eld that the h w y did n6t violate the j law by; lending-tffi overland >.,aa' ■ was Shenandoahr „ . Colonel Mitfeltett.- ' r Col. William SiitchelLwaa ordered by the War Department-^W. ter port to the' inspector ganAar Mqn-, dny for investigation, o f 'Kls con’; duct with a view.4b disd^linaSy a>* because oftet>‘.ttte remedy would not avail. He mentioned seyetgl precautions such aa;-good draini o f poultry yard** as loo much m tore breeds disease; ventilal without draft* U esesntiat; cje*nliness of-poultry and poultry houses vitally necessary; regular disinfec­ tion of-poultry'ryna and housen to eliininate mitts, etc. In his talk. Dr. Sanders, carried his audience through the many phases of the cure for diseases and i" ° th Su” 'u , ■ P en‘ Mass•at 10:3<kji. m. Sermon* “ Indulgences.” * . Benediction of the Blessed Saclament after Mass. n Sunday School at 9 :00 a. m All children'"of school ape gre to attend Maa8 and Sunday School. . All married women of the par{,h are invited to attend a meet\ng at the Parish Hall on-Wedosaday a t 4:00. p/m ^ for the purpose exbrclsed in the poultry Indus of forming a -Rosary Society. * The next order’ of-buslnea wjts Sodality meeting Wednesday i open discussion on various pouL t - G o d Is Love — jwo Shelley fa) rhtermezio— Bar- mder His Lovo—Kopy te and .Choir, That Land.— C. Lee l. ' ' (Organ) Andante’,— ■ r a p ikon c l a s s ^ ■ n Iron Class invites all Kalble classes of the city ■ t in g Sunday morning nt B e k at the Princess Then■nr man-In Sanford is exr s p e c ia l personnl invituRhls special meeting, and m officers desire an audiItlied in a spirit of loycl ■p The ladies of tho city [Twelcome; mai musical program has n n g e d . There will be Bga by tho entiro mooting, mumbors by a mixed qunrtllot Me" and “ O Love That It Let Me Go,” Mr, Park* ■t G. Davey will be tho il speaker, nddressing the Con tho subject o f “ Morals Eellgion.” Mr. Ddvey Is K. straight thinker and a Beaker and his address ■ jo y e d . H is s will be dismissed ■ a t 10:45 o'clock in full (Continued from Pago, Ono) lurch services, ditional broker's license through the discovery o f this error, it is PTJ8T CHURCH stated. 5 v J w i8 v day School; 9:30 a. m. Realtors are filing applications ruing Worship nnd Sermon, at this time for licenses to operate m. Sermon subject, “ The in tho 'city, also, it is announced. jpiism o f tno Superlative Seventy-nine brokern and salesmen doing business h' Sanford hnvo fil­ i teacher:* of the i-itv school:* ed their names witirthe city clerk, le honor guests at the morn- and have been issued temporary licenses, pending the arrival of forms and licenses in accordance |nal service, 7:30 • with the new city ordinance regu­ ig worship nnd sermon, lating realty operations here. ermon subject, “ Looking This ordinance, containing sev­ From Three Angles.” eral changes from the preceding i evening service the pas- law, wasi effective at the expiration give the last of tho series of the yearly fee period, Oct. 1. ces on citizenship. Sub|J)is paper, “ The Citizen, COCOA— Hotel addition plan­ pager,' Mayor ’ nnd City ned; realty firm formed with enpfcnora—Their Big Task.” »tal stock of 1100,000. ?T TRUE BY CONDO S S 4M ’ /W T e-R -V /t <3<o 3 A M ^ • ^ P e R l t s w C . e - '^ ' V i C ’ O F p fC feR ,*1 /AKjO ) -A iv O M A M ( IK) CAR. A*X> ^ F ^ l C K S N T L r 1 p o a m Jc a n ©vs t r u t h t h a t — y o u C e /t v e - o u r TNG L >V «3T IM O R -O . >' * ' . ' iw o w N m .. ; BA ' ____________ __ '-■! h r Markets to l.SSHr-Corn, December,, 78H U>\<XU pats, December:89m to question box and each expert an­ swered, tho qupstiqns presented to the mtisfaction., of- those desiring the specific information. T he'ladies o f Geneva served.* most delicious chicken dinner after tho afternoon session. Much prnise it due the members o f the Woman’s Club, Geneva Englishman California Girl In Sanford Recently FIRST NATIONAL steady- at net declines Of 16 to 2d pointsi January. 22,13 (o.?2 .l6 ; De­ cember 22.15 to 22.17. . - - : VWIRUWlNTHa this delegation o f about 150-ln>redted in the poultry'industry of Sarainole country. -Community — g, Singing V" r m mIs Festura The evening session opened with community singing and Mrs. Cook o f Oviedo gave 'a very interesting rending. Two small Genova girls added a very Interesting feature to tho program. . Chairman Purdy introduced J. 'A Bistline, squab expert of Longwood, who gave a very interesting talk on that particular phase of the industry. Mr. Bistilno for o numbero f years has specialized on aquabR is ope of th e . lead­ ing men In that lino in tho coun­ try. • L. M. Rhodes, marketing com­ missioners o f Florida, was .prin­ cipal speaker o f tho evening ses­ sion. His dlsqotirsa was on the “ Marketing and Distribution of Poultry and Poultry Products,” showing among many other things, the immensity o f the industry and the many things to be done to make the industry greater in Flor­ ida. . John A,-Sneed, marketing agent for the Seminole County poultry Association, gave a report of that bureau aiyl Its importance in tfla''ing the, Industry on a sound ' “ * in this county, j . j» •-L abe-H sry Gets-iNext iAle* g ,1*A'riMnHat<' o f ‘thnhks.'Wh fven to .tlie Geneva Chamber of merce and the Women of Geneva B A T U t 0 M .I f t - :Laxly (Cynthia Mdsi’oy. attraallvo tlabi e‘ late Lord Ctirzon, reing nq audience as FORT MYERS— Zoning "e x p * ^ tpntljr, -started British aristocracy f-by1*! kl tno only way out of coming to. outline city's needii "Cbmrndea” and stating that-Socialism plans fir White Way from titer ‘Europe’s present delemma. to Fort Myers'beach, to cast'inxE? 000, taken up; .firm to:erect 64room modem hotel, to etfsi, about, f 150,000; 57-ncre tract sold ,tn THE MODISTE SHOPPE Tampa syndicate. Connio Mack an­ nounces Athletics will- train again at Fort Myers next year; “ drive la now open rendy for the for library for city fihdk enthusi­ fall sewing. asm, with sfgning of 150 chnrtfit members'; construction o f bunga­ low court to begin shortly; subMrs. Goo. Hrockhahn 214 E. 2nd St. front; ‘ d?v.el°P|nent of power sitepn fivojf'jis' plunned. Loans MONEY AVAILABLE Loans For First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Ranis at Vfo Consult us first when in the market for funds .Magnolia A Second A. P.. CONNELLY &-SONS bi 12,000; constructors . tP '.Mradk ground *ntaoneb on new. 3160,000. JA»' *' *i .~ _________________ L |t*n- ( ** « |'VJ| - #i<4' a J-*4, kAU- r•_ _■ ' 'NOTICE’'’ ........ . • ,-r r :n r -v ; The combination of our quality lumber and prompt and courteous service can’ t be beat for satisfaction. Call and let us give you qn estimate on the lumber for your new home. num« . Vb'rlt-VVi- TO. THOSE,DESIRING LOCATIONS IN TIIE NEW ARCADE In Our New Home On W. Third St. Phon^ 563 Sanford, Florida 5 Now under construction qt tho corner of First St, and Sunford Ave., are requested to see s iiu iiiiu n iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu iiiiiiu iiin u M is *‘ *,. i ...... 1. . Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. 210 E, First St. r Tho poultry industry in Sem­ inole county is growing rapidly and the County Association is tak­ ing the lead in developing the in­ dustry through tho county as many expert poultry men have said that Seminole county Is as well ndapted to poultry raising as ny othor county in the state. m u st**' 10* . Sutton. *190 . Il* A '/ . W H Y , I H A D T O T E L I T S f e m £ R (W A N T E D A mm ORLANDO— Y. M. C. A. plarth campaign for new building in Feb­ ruary; 3831,064 involved in bui’ Aing permits for three weeks ofSeptember, or over $000,000 more than same period Ia.*t year. ALLEN AND Kalate Anrtlon lalra. m h ER n o t a n d M E E T I N iS fU e J H A T i Nino beautiful lots,‘ 51x141 ffet... IIlgN cst elevated in city, near location of new IliKh School. These lots are just north and adjoining l’ ine Hurst subdivision with or­ ange and Paint trees. PU TYbL» t o ^ONf^THelPffoe^AM^AS rO u R Disappointed, French Commsision Departs NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—(A^— A f­ ter a final "appeal to the Heart of America” Jdseph Caillaux, minis­ ter o f finance, and members o f the French Debt Commission were sail­ ing back home today on the liner Franco, “ grteviously disappointed” over their failure to effect n .set­ tlement o f France’s 34,260^)00,000 debt M. Caillaux said his coun­ try would do everything within tlio limits of her strength to pay the debt. He said he..might return to Washington in six months to re­ sume negotiations. Phone 708 ^ L E A S ’E e'd U ^ A S fU P l J& E f M O V IN G ^ fl T e L b .’H E R ?, Here too, are all the advantages of city life— a place to breathe the pure unadulter­ ated air as nature intended. From every point of view this is an Investment in con­ tentment and profit. See us immediately for terms. W oodruff and Watson D e a n -B e r g C o r p o r a t io n jj BRENT I.rl l ’ « Srll Vour l*n AT AUCTION A wo L* u jo n j' t ceA ve 5U T TM C5 U 5 J _ __ . i i —— WV arc ii-nunitrnll)' Inrnied In Nnnfnril Olit BALM roRPB Alit! B X n m T S Citizen or Transient H r ( iu t in n t f f r H a t l» fn r lIa n 1‘ r o p r r ir » « « w au l iq IiI— l,|«l It w ith ua anil ■(■iiMl-brr. ALLEN ■l . AND BRENT • SMALI. DEPOSIT 2 DUE OCTOBER 1 9 2 5 /r ^ - ’ ‘ : City L.‘cen3es now dpi * on every business or pro- i fession for which n lal ease Is required, ami must be paid proipptiy. / ELLEN Hi Y , City Tax Collector, i »i t u u iu iin j, hhhi . H an 't i l r ir lv t i r im ru etr ap<| r u u r ( u u il lj o f *!*<■ !**»** Il* III tfUlu.d lif MUiLii.it iMiirorli a port « f y « « r - * • t|rp lii.m ril r r - p o t i - l b ' r tttl*ru«h)>i l» bu lliH u- * h m uo *.. T *.'..111). lie K. Srcuntl Hlrrrl, Nnnfnnl, CITY LICENS n ri i u r|r, « r In mtnir a lk rr nrlukhartniml f ’ IIAI.ANCE MONTHLY Ask Us *o Explain the Time Payment Plan F. & M . M O T O R C O W ith u i r »» rr ll« * u i h .illd liir mnlfTlnl*. * l).>r* l*r m c r n n ht‘ l » > *>u orvnrv the k in d o f fia wr r * n *• �co»'«ntiS U lDi, f f H-ralnofc r T H E r iA T E i V IR G IL £ j k> n s r « T Hs r a » & ^ y » i? w arn fkobt. j k ,o « - tM «U |tn#» i ^•tastes; u m ed in thla i t U wndar afiy o f tb a b o r* nam ed <l«f#r **#% #/ , arb an every w h o m naaee* W H l r r t d m o rare u n k n ow n to t o * C amf da lru at I the a b ov e en titlrd AW M . and 1 a ll u n k n ow n p e rtla m -.wha m e i 11 < c la im in g any Inter ret a e . Intel eeta In th* land * IW a iv e d ■la tb •ait, aaid land b ein g d O x u to Pew lo o t* C ounty. F lorida, a n y fre e r!) *4 aa follow # . t o - w R ; u- *• J BEG IN at the n ortlfta a t e o re e r o f the southeast w r i e r o f the aahtkeaet quarter o f JMhtloo IL T ew aah Ip II a ou th .-rR ap te X* c u t , ran tben ce meat f t * feet, th en ce south 1 4 ! a M N i l feet, fh en c* r u t I t l and T / l f feet, thenca north to fa la t.'tr f BE* P. STEWART , GINNIKG. ' * , ■■■AN D It a p p ea rin g from t b f a wot b ill o f com p lain t h e refn m p u t y and each o f j on m a p d u m *o« righ t. (Itl* o r In ter**! M W >d t « U erty beretnabov# dddrrlbed. But when it comes to putliny p rop Jt I* th erefore O R D E R E D On the Indian sir® o r sots# one par­ yon and each o f i o n be and yc ticular bureau, btl those who luve a re h ereby required to appear to t) Bill o f C om plaint flle J herein 1 ■ perional interest in i t . object thla caaa* on M onday the 2nd. di strenuously. '■t N ovem ber. A, R l t f t , the aaa STEWARTS WASHINGTON LETTER Br CUAIU.ES WASHINGTON, Oct. 3^-ftcrxtor Ctirti* haa m cctoln i finally in Uirvwfnic s real acarc tnto the ) WashingVci trureaucraciea. Talk uiuut aboliabins some of Multiply Inc Animals la Pad- them, conaoiMatins others, ccttir.g fie >Ianhwest Conwtltutc down their .personnels to * >«!*tae n basis And eliminatinK a lot of Extermination of the waste (hst most o f them **Wc need consolidation and rsdaction " they ajrrre, “ but n o t in To Flailing Business have bo.-n responsible foi has ixtn this spot, Tnis bureau's essential. dviflff on ever sire* the war. II hssn't Jt hasn't worried them them ,. mu* h. OLYMPIA, Wash., O ct. JL~CA1) —Ilnlr seals have increased in re­ Ho long as congm rional action cant years to such number* thst w a s necessary to trim them In they rt< becoming a *eriou:» men- -■Jif* »ffl reduce them in rwxskcT, pretty clear U* lh<.' bureauscu to the salmon fishin* fsdsatry it fs the norihwest. As a means of crate them •Irrs, as w<<il a» to irrttfnj,' Hd of tbs manned, Aiihur others, that they eoro in little, K. KfnarsAji, ------- , formerly with the danger, , 0 * 0 Washington state flsherM* depart­ Now, however, comes Curtis Kunators and cofigressmen, hard­ ment, has sugTtated that the aid of American sportsmen be enlhi^ ily n r.' i-inry to say, have found |with the announcement that he inrd in u drive against the animals. Iplace* in there bureaus very handy tenda to introduce a bill giving Hporternfn, ho declarea, would find [to pass out to political henchman blanket authority to the president •cal hunting b game worthy of i*nd henchwom«n. Naturally they to do ail the executive reorganis­ their skill pnd one which would ru­ don't like In see an tnd |>ut to ing, consolidating, readjusting and reducin-f as he see « fit. Congress bble them to fill In July and Aug­ ■his pstronnge. For one thing, losing it will Indorsing whatever he doed in ad­ ust when the season on b ig g a m e rraB'p ti^-m' in future. For un- vance, and letting it go at that. ULjcUttad in moat totalities, Other thing, each little bureauernt The bulk of the senators and ^ h jget. Hound Indian* formerly who *# Job U alkilished will blame representatives won't like this, but hi# pariimlar congressman for it, It's a plan they will find It very |nn<l so will his friends and it may difficult to reject, inasmuch as |make a difference to the congress­ they admit a reshuffle of the ex­ have greatly increased since the man K nttflf when the next elec­ ecutive tub-divisions Is badly need­ ed, and everybody can !ie that disappearance of the Indians. In tion duy roils earound. • • they themselvds are unable to do b recent check Mr. Kinarsen rcIn .i general way a majority of anything ulwut It vorte that ho counted TjJOO o f the riklr seals >,nnlng themselves on the beaches at low tide, Kopberir-i the exception of big game hubtiug. Tbw soul Is &mr]faiWtrv animal 4n<l •eais take hmvy toll of this food persecution lead* tu extreme wearfish. Feeding tests have shown that inest on thHr part. The fact that - an adult i al requires about ,'HJ there Is such nn element of chance in Kent hunting dincourufO'i any pound* o f fish for * meal. »Jfi-At present the only chocks on great effort to exterminate them the increase o f the seulu are the by professional seal hunters. While the original method o f operations o f tho few professional hunters who pursue thi-m for th* huntinS wal* was to approach them 93 bounty offered by the state and from the shore Ut low tide nnd thn occasional forays of local shoot them with a heavy rifle of buck not, the use o f semi-speed ;»«irtspi*n -* "In view o f thesn facts, unit's* hoar, by sportsmen ha* added zest the stnto wishes to suhsidiie the to the chase. extarpiinallon, the most logical so­ D EI,AM )—New York concern lution of thn problem lies In solic­ iting thu aid of interested sport • buys r ’alty holdings o f local firm in rn / Mr. Klnarsi-n declared. Tne nnd plans to develop t,000 acre *|Mirt i 1 a very keen one nnd re- trart ; hour.) * started nivj sidewalk* duirei skill and returns a greater laid in new sub-division;, New York C I I A I t l . EH Y A D A MM u n it------------- th rill'llan anything wu have with Avenue lot bought lor 130,000. Camera Finds Woman Police Seek peraona and part lea ea lim ln * In­ ter eat v o d e r JA C O B BROCK d ecea s­ ed and M IC H A EL J. D O TLE d eceas­ ed as heira. devtoeea, gran tees o r otb «-r claim an t* o r o t b r r « l * e in and to the foR ew In a lan d In the Conn ty o f Sem inal* an d Scat* o f F lo ride, and m ore p a rticu la rly described aa follow *, t o w it : Lac* 1. I I m l I o f B lock I I and all o f B lock I I o f M *lJ '’.vine, accord In * t o P lat tb e ro of. recorded In P la t Book 1 pane 12*. o f th e P u b lic R ecords o f Semlndle C ou n ty. F lo r id a and to any and i n oth er perron* w hose nam e* o r* u n k n ow n . elalm ln* any right, title o r latereat In and to tb# p rop erty h eroin e b o re d e­ ar rl bad o r a a y p a rt o r parcel th ere­ o f. ’ It I* h ereby O R D E R E D that you and each o f r o a , be and appear b e ­ fore tb * said C ircu it C oart at the C ourt llo u a * at Sanford. Florida. Sem inole C ounty. F lorid a . on the Ir:d day o f N ovem ber, . t P. Ills*, and then and th ere m ake answ er to tb* B ill o f C om p lain t r t h l W H aaelnat you In thla canae. Said eail beln * a su it t o q u iet the title In th * com plain ants. It U fu rth er O R D E R E D that thla O rder o f ' P u b lica tion be published In th e Hanford H erald, a newepap- •p ftcahl lafthswt In . Ranfnrtl IfoUrUors s a d I ptainanls. o h . a -is -n -iL n u M K n r. . ibs'3 1N T H E CIRCt’ IT COURT OP SKM JhOLRs,COVXTT. F LO RID A . IN CMANCEHT. W IL L IA M SIMMONS. f'om plalnaut S '/S f E r t S C f c - ■ A V c a l S ila tV. D. I.KMONH. C om plainant. • - VS. r . t carter *«i»t *L,n* , bwirm. deviitea Vov:* »**d MU *f complaint been filed for the rorp>sr‘ «t tm r'tltle i o the ab^te desertIn ths* CompIsliMst. L Audi •r * ' 1 - .i . - 'VE ' IT IS F U R TH ER ORDEREI thin ord e r U*.pi|b1l»'.i*d nprr In fo u r consecutive weekly o f th e S an ford 'Herald, a ns piiM lshed In Sefolnole Citnnt, ! HILAH B. C A R T E R , e l a I, . , D efen d a n ts.' llrd rr Of- F aM leatlua , NOTICE TO KROWM A N D * UN KNOWN D E F E N D A N T S ’ 1 | S T A T E OK F LO RID A ; l o f SILAS B. C A R T E R a * 4 E M IL 1 J. C A R T E R his w ife, W , /L IlRAU IIRAU: O K O R U K A. KHKLI R IE KKELIN E hi# w ife , E. D. RLANCHAitD. C. V. t 0 f t L E T f HWNAN A. CRU TC IIE P. u A L 'Itb ' P. R R A W N E R . If liv lo a and If dead.to all p arties rla lm ln K iIn le rfsIlu n - d#r KiLAH »; P*rt>« eUlaUogi com plaint herein Ibat.yoo if o f you . may be Im trrslt 1 i pertain describe*! lot *jf lanl Inot# County. F lorida, and «d above. Tou and each of h fU b y Commanded And rn »P P ««r to Mid b ill o f com the Court llouae In BAafo nole County. F lorid*, on. trie '2nd day of Novembtr. ■1»IF. oth erw ise Raid bill will en as onnfessedtby 7 0 U stsl c'"* Com - . 1 *“ *1*. If llrlae ?***. o r oth erw a*. In the Uadi i *® thla ijilL- aa herelnaftsr S 1 “ -.Coat*. If l|v|M cad a ll partial elalm ln. . s O. W . MOTER. e W l . ' ' 'D efendants. O rd er-of- Pabllcr tie * NOTICE TO KNOWN A N D UN_____KNOWN, DEFEN D A N T* T H E STATE OF F L O R ID A , to : *L W . MOTER and----------MOTER hi# w ife . OEORGE W. M A T E R S and R C M ATERS bla w ife. L E W IS AT­ KIN S and------------- ATKINS hla w ife. B E R T H A IR LOVE and-------— LOVP, h w h u s b a n d .'M lta E L S IE RICH ARDSON sa d ------------- RICHARDSON her husband, JOHN B. H A L B E R T . DONE AND QRDEREP tb day o f October,^. D. 1525. •- -T j-s .,Jpououia - C lerk -oF <llrcu lt:roart. M n# d lcla l. C ircu it, Hcmlqi e iu l t J. C A R T E R his w ife. IT. A . B ltA V . NKR an d ----------nRAUNEJb hi* J rtf*. OEORGE A. KEKLINE and- C A R ­ RIE K K E L IN E hie vrlfe. fe >H IILANCIIARD C. V. MORLEV. BUHAN A. CRU TCH ER, L A U I U it P1IRAW NER. deceased or o t h t r w m ,' aa heira, devisees, eren tres o r o t h ­ erw ise, In the property h e fe ln a fte r doserlhrd. and to alt. the heirs, d e ­ visees, gran tees or other claim an ts under JOHN W. G R IF F IN d e ce a s­ ed .and to all the heirs, drvlseaa, gran tees nr oth er clulm aots under W. A. R R A W N K K deceased, and to all parties, each and every, claim Inir any Intrrrst or hueresta In the land Involved In thin suit tinder nrr. o f the sh ov e named defendants, each and every w hose- name* and resi­ dences are unknow n, to the C om ­ plainant In the a b ov e entitled cauae. and to all unknow n parties w h om ­ soever cla im in g any (nlsreat nr In­ terests In the land Involved In this suit, said land holme situate In Heminnle C ounty. Florida, and doacrlbrd as fo llo w s, to -w tt: T R A C T I. Houthwest quarter o f south half o f lot I. o f Hectlnn I. T o w n ­ ship II south. R an** 35 east. *- The Comfort Route 1 Fiva sailini* a week from Jacksonville! T araesa lsr»« end asJ fsnseciWas la tll tialnts This Company, astablished in lft)2 and ene el the pisnest irssty-.rlinos lies* 10 florid,. i bounty. Vlof}Sm‘ **•*<* *11 PartUhrStimIre IN T H E C IRC U IT COURT O F HER INOI.K C O U N T ?, F LO R ID A . IS ADAMH his w ife. DAVID W. A D ­ A M * and------------- ADAMH his wife. A L C O U N CIL J a m 1; k COUNCIL and J. W , W ILM OTT, deceased or o th erw ise ns heirs, devisees, Krsn* le e s id- oth erw ise |n the property h e rein a fter desi-rlhed, nnd to all the heirs, d evtseei. Krnntees or oth ­ er cU lm u n ls iimler J. Q. ADAMH. d e c e a s e d ;, and to all parties, each mid every cla im in g any Interest or Interesie hi tin, UmJ involved In this su n under any uf the ahovc i-anird defendants, each and every w h ose nSines and residence* are unknow n in the C om plainant In the iiliove entitled cause, and to all un­ k n ow n parties w h om soever, cla im ­ in g any Interest or Interest# In the land Involved In this suit, said land being sltiiNie in Hemlnole County, Florhlit, nnd described aa follow s, to -w it : TRACT I T he east h a lf o f th-> sou th w est ou a rter o f Bectloil II, T ow n sh ip 10 south, R ange J ! cast. Hilt of C om plaint herein filed In T R A C T I. this cause on Monday the 2nd day IIKHINNING IS yards w est o f o f Novem ber. A. D. 1923. the same h clng a Mule Day o f this Cnurl. at the Court H ouse In Hanford. Hem­ ln ole County, F lorida, a n d 'In d e­ fau lt I h ereof D ecree Pro Coofesen w ill he entered against you. e.ild cause lining a su it (n quiet title In the C om plainant .and to the lutul .thrive described. H Is th erefore O R D E R E D that this notice he published In the Han­ ford Herald, a new spaper publish­ ed In Heqilnole C ounty. F lorida, on ce a w eek In fou r consecutive w rek tv Issues. WITNEHH tnv hand and the o f ­ ficia l seal af the C ircu it Court o f the Navnnih Judicial C ircu it, or the H»«te of F lorida. In and fo r Hemln* ole C ountv, on this the- 3rd day of O ctober, A. D. IMS. V. E. IXIUGLAHH. Clerk.* Jly A. M. W eek*. Deputy CUrls. | f — "* I ilfiriVr, | ” lx I* v l | r# f H IM ' Haw Krfcncoaco pollcu qro hunting Mr*, llnrhct GURifniJj ’ ri' nvthiiihs i t ,,wncr of it aniart shn|:. who is rhargnti with |<(d / n L’tk, aha gntj ht r twu children arc hiding in u ttmF "iru w orth-/*hi? , h',M tho city /f; mfnrdU , ; ..... U v l nt wapupor p'#oto;rr «;>f t r found her, as the plctuiy «howi; I Fiftrt •» . • !Nk vt'fttava to rgveal her hiding place. In ' /* «h icn «h ,0‘ .r",r/;'*; t ;r^ Mr*. Hummcll L how wearing overall*. J&f an; 1000 to *<ilv* her check dlfficultlea, but at , la nearer |100,000. unset for BIU o f C«gg»U ifit t o r c : a f l i r f i a . ncl* C ou n ty, F lo rid * , ea tUl* c j o h <m.Monday tl»- lati. d » r . Jrd d*jf o f O ctober. A. D o f X o t B « b » f, A. I>- l ) S . I he O h ' i V. E. D O L O U 8 faring s R ot* D *r o f U l* Court. at j C ttfk , tit* Court H o u m in lU a t/.r l, Kr*«I- (CIRCUIT COURT SE A L ! n ot* C osn ty . F lorid*. j r ad In d « Rt a . M. W E E K S . D*p H o l t . th ereof Deere* P ro C o*f»aon WILSON. HOUSHOLDKR v U I b* catered i n l n r t j w u !d Bolirttora f o r C o tap I n t M bet n s a atilt to o o le t till* In Oct. M M M I . th e Complainant In ana t o the I-ind _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a b e r r described. I __ -■•- . It la th erefore O R D E R E D that « ^ C t l T CN tO W . JKV1 Lb la notice b* pobltahed In :h e RanW a i t C I M e g lT a r fo r d H erald, a new spaper p obl'sh ed I * AKD r a n . fK V th O I In S anford. Be ml nolo C oon ty, F lorT V . M C H ASC K K J* Id*, once a -week In f o o r eonaecti* J . M. BRADSH AW , t ir e w eek ly laaae*. Com plainant, • w i T X r a S my hand and th e o ff l.v. H al aeal o f tb e Cl re ait C ourt o f D ie. JOHN J. DEAN and the Seventh Judicial C ircolt o f th e State elaeea. grant##* o r oil o f PI or Ida. In and fo r *ealm >l* a a u under John J . D C o o n ty . Florida. on thla the Ira D urden’ and the heira. d a y o f O ctober A. D. IMS. rra m e e a o r oth er eUli V. E. DOUGLASS. d er John D u rden ; Robe: Clerk. * dee, aoir.etlroerk n ow n <CIRCU IT COURT S E A L ) A . Harden, and the h«*n H r A. If W EEK S. D -o u ty Clerk. grantee# o r otfc.r claim; W ILSON. HOUJWOLDER * BOTLE. R ob ert A. Hardee. * S olicitor* fo r Com plainant. k n ow n aa R obert A . Hi sa«l3 3 .nc.HJUf1IKr.i ihs l»,m,i on J ,r k n „ ,,1]». Bell, mors llsei (ke Isitor hsts Miemi is Pkilst Send (or illustrated booklet. A utom obiles Uaespotted. Sorttte <• Seveaaak. a J Merchants & .Miners Trans. Co. F lsr H0U K. lisy Hfrect I’ hunv IUIH. J s e k .u s t tile * ,* . v ■’ • ( I * * 1* *i 1 3 ■ BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIIBIIIBBBIIallll]IBBIIIBIIBBBBBBIIIIBIIIBllBBBB/ >♦y y y ♦« y y y y y y y #♦« y A ♦> i . i y V V V V Advertisements new s of every-day things concern you * most. h T* ' •#' {* No newspaper * be complete without them. would v) 'I., " y / Hi �political (& S S S & Ip—Communion I f’; late, and'Jun[• J P * .. 1th old favorite *. _ „ bge Bally Day, I requested tp eiilng i ' 7:30 services is ing service neia on me mwo -• Gtaderrllle tomorrow' at 4:30 the shade of Mr. A. 0. Cinder's house. Good seats will be provided and all are1Invited. • 0 . V. Albritson. ALL SOULS CHURCH fi Eighteenth Sunday after Pen- o’clock.. , M ~ ~ t, Mau at 10:30.,a. m. Sermon, C1ENCR SOCIETY “ Indulgences’ ’ lehce services are Benediction of the Blessed Sacday momingat 11 rament after Mass. NTuman's.aub, Oak Sunday School at 9:00 a. m AU rhlA Street. Sun- chlldren'6f school age are to at5ubJect &Uas and Sunday School^ « ■ feyvnlng services, testimonials of healat 8 B o’clock o'clock In the P- .>•-:*• . ’ maintains a free jwhfere the Bible and Wstlan Science literP-read: borrowed or Ipen Wednesday and * r»«to 5 p.m., room total Bank Building. come to attend these Vo make use o f the ItdSS iCHURCH Sunday After Trin 0ol, 9:45 n.m. tea, 11 o.m. Munson, Organist. Mary,- towpire. be displace of Ser- A,j miirrIed women of-the par­ ish are 010 Invited M„ jraj to attend ____ - ar-imMtri . ing at the Parhih Hall ort.Wcdnea d a y Vt a t 4:00. mn fo r the jfurpose nurposi da^ i :00. pVmVtor,the o f forming a-Rosary Solely* W i*'eaday Sodality meeting “ Wedn .T-* -*■ - * evening at 7:30 o'clock. . . Troop No. 4, —----- jneet at the Hall Monday evenlni at 7^30. Scout Master Xubinsk and Assistant Scout*Master-. Milo will bo In charge. * • The Knights of Columbus wll meet at 8:00 o’clock Tuesday even Englishman Weds California Girl In Sanford Recently LificTjwrliainenUijr u Coriimander Ro**r fort ■the -praaWent'a "d, who rendered several fx- WO Hearing recessed Application of Mb . musical selections much to BwIXey, member oi pleasure o f thoae present >oaltry Diseases Discussed ftet o abort receaa, Chairman delegate to' the inti ly -hra^ntedD r. A- D. Saund- union was denied. 1 The president;' it if university o f Florida addrrathe Institute In detoli’on ‘Poul- considers that' Franc*Diseases." Dr. Sandem qrged prow her oconofnlc poah fj ivi poultry man to exercise great temporary debt fundi ■ ■- ' r • .} 4 ■, ^ in i raising poultry as proved- ment. • • President Coolldge liel •Mm* r, tlon of disease w u the first atop became •ofteb'ythe remedy would ping board acted unwise not avail. He* mentioned several ping President Palmer.fi cautions such aa? good drainage Corporation, of hit powt The judge advocatepoultry yardn as too much mois­ the navy held that tipi ture breeds disease; ventilation vent&ation not violate the law by lendtiii Without drafts la-esesntiid; la esesntiat; cleanllcleanli­ ness of poultry and poultry houses Shenandoah - overland aa' charged by . Colonel Mitchell. vitally necessary; regular dUinfacCol. Wlutam Mitchell,was o tlun of poultry runs and housed to ed by the War DepartrattM eliminate mites, etc. port to the inspector generat, In bis talk, Dr. Sanders, carried day for investigation, o f-‘Ha hts audience through the ' many duct with a view to disclplinar phases o f the cure fo r diseases and impressed His hearers with the necosrfty o f extreme care to he exercised in the poultry industry. Markets \ < -T. . - ^ * .% The next order of'buslnes was ah oport discussion on various pout* , .CHICAGO, Oct. 3,—(ff)—W h n tfy matters brought about by the December,'i.34 td 1.34%; M*yl x i qbestlon box and each expert an­ to 1.36Hr Corn, December, .78 swered, the questions presented to to 'ul*!-; Oats, December 30% the iittisfaction . of. those desiring the specific information. V£ff NEW ORLEANS, O it.f3 .- ( A * K The ladle* o f Geneva served, a Cotton futures closed bawW ost delicious chicken dinner aft* steady/at-net declines Of 16 to 23 m session. tho nfterpoon points; January.20.Ll to ?2.UJ; DeMuch -praise is due tho members' cember 22.15 to 22.17, ! the Woman’s Club, Genova liamber o f Commerce and other ladles apd men for entertaining this delegation of about 150 inter­ ested in the poultry 'Industry of (tout, (l m n 'W an# l u i k i u . i n . t t M ' .fe Wktoh « « » r-| WHS IS* ^ ■ "‘ -v FIRST NATIONi \* t o s r o w i , n T rr- - - r " ■■------ r ----------------------XT. * •t > . ‘ j , \-r* i x l T . > n ia g i$ m n i n m n i l u u m ia iR (Continued on Page Three) L * God Is ■Love — house, where In tho absence of Judge Sharon,' Mrs. Schultz per■ro Shelley s) Ihtcrmoxxo—Bar- formed the cetemony. It was after tho wedding that Mrs. Schulto, lder Hls Love—Kopy scenting romance, drew from thorn ‘ 1 the story o f the affair, and learned 6 and .Choir, “ Oh, tho manner of choosing. Sanford That Land.—C. Lee is the city in which they, thould be- married. (Organ) Andante!— community singing and Mrs. Cook FORT MYERS—Zoning * ex mint* to. In .outline miillnn nitu’u of Oviedo gavo'u very interesting coming city’s needil rending. Two small Genova glrli plans fir White Way from clgy added a very Interesting fenture tc to Foft Myers'bench, to cqst’ SrDu? tho program. * 0U0, token up:'-firm to erect 64Millions o f dollars . Chairman Purdy introduced' J room mo<!cm hotel, to eosi ttbaut -'A Btstline, squab expert of T^mg- 1150,000; 57-ocre tract ‘ sold to involved in' developments on lake THE MODISTE SHOPPE wood, who gave n very interesting Tampa syndicate. Connie Mack an- shore;'thirty miles of highway, talk on that particular phase oi nounces Athletics will- train again construction under way; new hotel tho industry. ■ Mr. Blstline for 1 at Fort Myers next year; "drive sdnils 'building record skyward; Is now open ready fo r the ■- ■ ■ * ‘ illxet for library for city' fipda enthusi­ 'ritydiMderu to nsk for postoffico lend asm, with aigning of 1GU charts*' t o .c o s f fjOO.OOOL fall sewing. on squabs is oqe o f tl *f - . — — 1 ------ing men in that line in t members'; construction o f bunga­ ■ R A P IKON CLASS BRdOKSVILLE— Miami realty low court to begin shortly; sub­ Church o f England from being try. Mrs. Goo. Rrockhahn B p Iron Class invites all married again by church officials, • L. M. Rhodes, market! division units entirely sold out; holder buys' 7,000 acres of g u lf 214 E. 2nd St. H [h le classes of the city and the civil ceremony.had to be mlssiaiiers o f Florida, wi Tamtam! troll to be ready foritraf,- front; development of power sl(o K n g Sunday morning at invoked. In. deciding where the a f­ cipal speaker o f tho evening ses­ flc from Fort Myers to EverglftdC pn Hvc^‘jts planned. Bbk at the Princess Thea- fair should take pjqco he secured sion. His discourse was on the shortly, is announcement. wy man-In Sanford Is ex- a map o f tho state and standing "Marketing and Distribution of Mspecinl personal invito- before It with closed eyes, blindly Poultry and Poultry Products," ORLANDO — Seventecn-ncrA &|b' special meeting, and set a pencil point oq the paper, showing among many other things, tract sells for reported sum of Loons MONEY A V A ILA B LE ( Loans I officers desire an cudi- determined to go to tho settlement the immensity o f the industry and $150,000; Y. M. C. A. announce filled in a spirit o f loyel nearest tho pencil point. The fate­ the many things to bo done to plans for new building next yenr; FoV First Mortgage Loans on Liberal Valuation Basis at |p The ladies of tho city ful pencil dropped midway bo- make the industry greater IS Flor­ work to begun on $50,000 worth Consult us first, when in the market for runds •welcome. tween Sanford and Geneva, It is ida. , of .improvements to Country Club. itai musical program has mid. and the pair cqme heh;. rtiona 48 John ArfiSneed, marketing agent Magnolia .t Second A« P. CONNELLY &-SONS ranged. There will be pAIN ESVILLE—Active *work’ 'Is ’ Mr. and .Mrs.. Adams, with Mrs. for the Bemlnolo County Poultry Igs by tho entire meeting, Adams’ small daughter, left San­ started on city’s.sevierage and wa­ numbers by a mixed quart- ford immediately for. New York Association, gavd a report o f that ter main system; new city direc­ bureau and Its Importance In plac­ lot Me" and "O Love That City, whore they will embark for ing the. Industry on a sound basis tory gives Gainesville population. L_tost Me Go,’’ Mr, Pork6f 12,000; constructors , tb - Hrcdk' ,'j.g Sffilpholser, Mra. Spurting, the BrithUv I«le3 early this, month, In this county. ,*c Sfcdrrtdtm.slnvtng. *. .* dud xdwra'Mri Adams. W po» to! re­ ••Lake -M*ry GetanNext 1.Meeting ground 'ot^aneb on . new. $160,000. I »• ’ V A ’ riMng'vattf ofth n h k sM is giv­ hotor;” ^ '1" A.!' ” ' « 7 f *1 !”•’ .q*rrt*>T;'r'r ’ :'N < j T i C E " M..........Vm' i-IVmi ‘ ; _G. Davey will be tho gain ’ kk» lott health*' en to .uid Uenava Chamber of Q)m» speaker, addressing the merce and the Women of Genova bn the subject of "Morals 1 6 8 TO THOSE .DESIRING LOCATIONS IN THE APPLICANTS for the hospitality shown and the follgion.’’ Mr. Davey is If. straight thinker and a FILE PAPERS FOR vxceltent 'dinner served. Appre­ NEW A R C A D E ciation to the entertainers for the M aker and his address REALTY LICENSE interesting program presented, was Now !under construction at the com er of First St, also expressed. is will be dismissed In closing the institute, W, J. it 10:45 o’clock in full and Sanford Ave„ are reiiutmled to see (Continued from Page, One) r,M 1 1. .» 11— *.ut.. 1 I . i ——* lurch services. ditioni , broker's license through Hopkins of Lake Mary invited tho discovery of this error, It is members o f the Association to Britt-Chittenden Realty Co., Inc. hold the Third Annual Institute stated. -v, A 1ABT1ST CHURCH phool, 9:30 a. m. Realtors are filing applications at Lake Mary. The Association 210 E. First St. Phone 708 |Worsh|p and Sermon, at this timo for licenses to operate accepted Mr. Hopkins’ invitation and he lodks forward to having 'Sermon subject, "The In tho ‘city, nlso, it is announced. L of tho Superlative Sovcnty-nlno brokorn and salesmen oven a greater meeting next year. r T W U S E ^t Tho poultry industry in Sem­ doing business in Sanford have fil­ inole county is growing rapidly tors of the ettv schools ed their names with* the city clerk, 10* . Svbon. 4109 . S i ) or guests at tho morn- ami have been issued temporary and the County Association is tak­ licenses, pending the arrival of ing the lead in developing the in­ forms and lirenses In accordance dustry through tho county as Fashion favors j mnny expert poultry men have contrasting shades said that Seminole county Is as well adapted to poultry raising Well dieiird.inen «re noi* as ay other county in the state. fallowiag Faihion’t Utttt de­ cree—they »re wearing icf)* Disappointed, French e.ate trouien of • differ^! Nine beautiful lots,154x141 f^ot... Hlnh^ ihadc (ben coat and veil. Commsision Departs est elevated in city1, near location of new Our cumpltie line <}f Du)High School. These lots are just north and che»» Tiouitr* tnable* you *0 NEW YORK, Oct. 3.—( ^ — A f­ adjoining Fine Hurst subdivision with or­ follow tbii »ra»»bl« «yi« ter a final "appeal to the Heart of ange and Palm trees. TRUE eaiiiy and with real econtmy. BY CONDO America" Joseph Culllaux, minis­ ter of finance, nnd members o f tho Dutchen Trouaera are »«ylFrench Debt Commission were Bail­ Here too, arc all the advantages of city i S 4N CStoj ith, because they are cut f> ing back homo today on the linor life— a place to breathe the pure unadulter­ Coidiog 10 ihe lateet detign*. A»M P CS Rl<SMC€L.'Y> France, "grieviouily disappointed” a . ; r rhey nml wear well, became ated air as nature intended. From every • iC O F p I C t e R ^ / 4 Kj D over their fiillure to effect'a .'set­ they are backed by the fampoint of view this is an Investment In con­ o v j T i^ v j t h tlement o f France’s $1,200,000,000 IT S I A fv O M A M \ ou* Warranty of IOC a Buttun; debt. M. Cpilluux Cjiilluux said hia councoun­ tentment and profit. IM T H A T ------- IP CAR. iioo * Rip. try would do everything within tint Y b V 'C e / w e * o u t limits of her strerigth to pny the e F ^ IC ld N T L Y . See us immediately for lerms, debt. He snid he might return tu t h s L A $T Waxhington in six months to re­ I M 0 R .- O . sume negotiatiops, . > ■■■,. * ■ * *J ORLANDO— Y. M. C. A. plaiA campaign for new building in Feb­ ruary; $831,054 involved in builAing permits for three weeks ofSeptember, or over $600,000 more thun same period last year, ALLEN AND I 'a l .l r Aurfltm Snlea. 10 1 V " 1 U jQ N ' )O T t TM & A AwO LGAVS c a s t Woodruff and Watson The combination o f o\ir '(uality .lumber and prompt and courteous service can’t be beat for satisfaction. Call and let us give you an estimate on the lumber for your new home. In Our New Home On W. Third St, S w i l l 'd , F lo rid a [S b jin R S s 4 y « H 4 I T O T E L L "' m a d S'ETTL£R L ^ N T E D A h E R n o t t o PUTYtJU MEIt O^SPEAK^AT\ O N ^ T H £ RA M A C ( ^ ^ O o M M 0 N i T y A r0 u R t e A S ,E u ^ A S f u p . 1 / V 1 E E T I A T i 1) A N D , W E 'D P ^O E A SL Y j D\ D X Y O U ^ t e i &l h e r S I: Dean-Berg Corporation BRENT l i t I*. Srll Vuur I*r« AT AUCTION W p m r p r r m a n r n t l y lii m lO l Ih S a n fa n l b i l l S A L $ I WOH1TS AIIH K XI'UIITH or » W r (<uarnnt-*> XatUfarflun r r o e . r t r ,«>u wniit milil— I.|»t It n i l * u . and Can y u u r I n n . m u m un , « u f u r m n s l .i r n l . S I I . t t r l f a r ., « r M ill > « « Htwvlnj, n ttu , In .uni'* . t * r r n rl«fchurhi»«id I ' ■SHiHl-ayr. ALLEN ra n s ie n t? AND BRENT D on’ t d .n t l v a y a u r .p l* nnd jntnr (a m ity a* Ib r t » bp g a ln n l bjr tiuikillR r p t t M fll a P#H # t l « W ■ Irp lim n n l rr>|>nn.lhlr r ltlb rn k iile Ih bnlldlMC n n lt d It. srp.m d Street. Hanford, Fla, brnpOl. W ith t»ur r f» r r llr n « hillldintc m itlp flaU , rfn.t>i<a • m l t , w p ru n Wtfllt y o n . r r n r r Ifcp b in d <»* b.«*P J SMALL DEPOSIT IIALANCE MONTHLY CITY LICENSE DUE OCTOBER Ask Us to Explain the Time Payment Plan City Licenses now tlui: on every business or pro-1 fession for which a la*ense is required, and must Jbe paid promptly. ELLEN I p Y , C»ty Tax Collector. I F. & M. MOTOR CO ■ J l ^ o n o 58 Snnfuril. Ha. ■ . * .* S I ,j ■ ■ ■ ■ * ! ! ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ( HRKH MS MX M ' ■■aMKMMH»»Xa»IJtMM*MB«MMMIIMMMMMaa*kB 5,1 m1 r �t|- ^Ul ^ |-j ^ Y out «t the iojustiee of fste because it rasy have been his rfaa* to be born in an unknown villsire far from the hub .humaaitY? H o# often has the you n fitw ytr in the smell w b , wailed, "O h, If Ib u t had the opportunities which come those In tb* big dty How many a tear has the village me shed .because in her out-of-the-way lover's lane no rrnce Charming has ever yet shown himself? .Ittwardlr. with self-pity, they see themselves restricted by the limitations of environment They fancy themselves "more sinned against than sinning." Doubtless they sob to themselves those lines of Thomas Gray: ' Full many a* gem of purest ray serene The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear; Full many a flower is born to faltlsh unseen, * And waste its sweetness on the desert air. But in all probability theirs Is not such a case. They are ndt "a gem of purest ray serene” else they would attain success anyway. Occasionally, perhaps, such a gem does lie unseen; but almost certainly, sooner or later, Bomeone will discover it and lay it on ‘a! table where all may see. If not, there must be a flaw in the gem. O n u i M i s t SI. J*ffr« BorW hjrQli Abtihli N w I « i WhstVm thy truth ws seek, Only the bumble, meek H a y hear thy e«U. -f •' . : Unseen, unfelt by some; Known ia thou art, by none; Our fondest hopes grow pale Aa o'er time’s M il we sa ilTo’ surd death's'dirk pall. , ,!f r T ,. . Borrtfetimps- life’s sun grows d Sometimes faith's flickering s] - > lighten* n o more • Shy, 8ea, or flowering sod, Oyer the way we've trod, Hidden the stops of God Then, through- life’* mad’nlng maxe, ' ■. Where’re w« turn our gaxe, Fen we he flh F or thy dear lore ie there, Heeding *4eH humble prayer, Saving from sin’* despair By tHy good will, A. Arnold Ross, Sanford ihould have a Y. M. C. Nothing makes quite so unpleunant a sight as an angry lady. — All the world loves a Inver. That’s what's the trouble with most o f them. The question has been naked if that Dade County sheriff ever shot quail on the ground. I -------- 1 - o----------- Tho French are beginning to wonder if a little phosphate makes It ail worth while anyway. The worst one yet was that man in Miami the other day who, be­ ing unable to buy n cup of coffee ill the wholo city, offered to :nkc ii ninety-nine year lease on one. - i—;----- lues In another.—Times-Unlon. It an’t the lovo that causes thu trou­ ble, Its1 tho up-keep. C Tho New York Hera’d Trihuno a wondering what has become of he wooden Indian that used to mark every cigar utoru in town. Wo have u state legislator who was wondering that same thing HE IS PUTTING his thoughts In order. >, FREE OF flummery,; not voi*~ centrated on their own achieve­ ments, Democrats are modern m e m o , true i i u c i/c u iu t in t B a i v iiiu uvui French leaders. ,Viii j Old Marshal! Jeffre, working in his garden, in the plain clothes q£ a French peasant, ia annoyed . by a request to represent the Acad­ emy of immortals, celebrating the anniversary of the victory. qLujft Marne "Maia Quoi Done," exclaim­ ed the old fighter. “ It ibis sqft o f thing going to take place; every tro itorial which read in part: "N o man who ia found guilty o f driving an automobile while under the influence o f liqtior should ever be permitted to operate a ca r again.” The ex­ change happened to be the Providence News which went on to aay that the ever increasing number of automobiles In Rhode Island "puts squarely up to the General Assembly the duty o f passing legislation that will eliminate the haz­ ard o f reckless and incompetent driving.” We had no sooner finished that article than we picked up another puper in which we rend of that distressing ac­ cident in Miami last week. A large automobile bus carry­ ing tourists back to Georgia crashed into n tree. One man was killed, another soriously wounded, and many others in­ jured. Later it developed that the driver was under the influ­ ence o f liquor when the accident occurred nnd a warrant was issued for his arrest. He has been charged with man­ slaughter, nnd that Is us far as wc are able to go with this story today. What his penalty will be it Is hard to say, but there can ho little doubt in nnyone’s mind whnt it should be. Judicial and executive departments in this country arc in the-habit o f functioning too Into. Their duty should be to prevent such occurrences as this. The driver had been drinking liquor. Where did he get liquor in n country which has the Eighteenth Amendment? How did he hap­ pen to be driving u car while drunk, in a state which has laws forbidding thnt very thing? Why didn’ t policemen apprehend him while he was buy­ ing liquor, or when ho wns driving the bus while drunk be­ fore the uccident occurred? Why did they wait until a man had been killed to enforce the laws of the land? tno brow of WTnter and with heart an pure as dewdrops trembling in a coronet o f violets, she will make the homo o f her husband a para­ dise o f enchantment like the love­ ly home o f her girlhood, whore tho heaven toned harp of marriage, With its chorda of love mid devot­ ion a ini fond endearments sent forth tho sweetest strain* o f fel­ icity that over thrilled the senses with th* rhythmic pusling of « fu»i,rant ure. —« Lharlotbevillu the one women s with friend INDIVIDUALITIES MAY FORM communities, but it is institutions alone that can create a nation.— Disraeli. MY FAVORITE STORIES By IRVIN S. COBB When not enguged in reciting “ CuH«y at tho Hat” by request, De Wolff Hopper, In his lighter hours, delights in telling u certain yarn. It is his fnvorlte story— Incident­ ally it is u favorite of mine. As Hopper tells it a Christmas en­ tertainment was being planned in a remote Nevada town. The affair was to take place at the church, and tho local Sunday school sup­ erintendent, a mild and gentle man with n temperamental Adam’s ap­ ple and an aggravated habit of wearing white string Ucb on week days, had charge. Up until the eleventh hour it looked au though the manager of tho show must de­ pend exclusively upon homo talent In making up the bill. But late in tho afternoon of Christmas eve, ait though directed by Provid'iP.ct, u shabby stranger dropped o ff a pas­ sing freight train carrying a tdender instrument case under his arm. He bought out the superintendent, introduced himself— modestly— us a distinguished niu.i’ciatl on tour und volunteered, to take part in the night’s program. Delighted at hav­ ing enlisted, a visiting star from out of the East, the superintend­ ent assigned him the place o f hon­ or. Women may ion. But, in sum « » w ry light. * — Sine* oyster, , « h ie U million p je c w o f shell t mistaken' for ------ pearls. He who laughs last 1>. and he who laughs first« a act o f gold teeth What you know w^n’t J£*,w,h* t you only think that does the damage. The nice thing about f weather la entirely too pi cu” the government mu CLEMENCF.AU, 84 y e a n old, ii hot old. Instead o f wasting time contemplating his past glorif* Clemenceau ia writing a book deal­ ing with "The Conception .of God Through the Ages." The old man realises that.boob he will know, if he knowa '"any­ thing, what the truth lg about, tb< various Gods that men have invent ed or had revealed to them. Since that declaration l>y Gov. Walker of Georgia that tho fishGOHSIP IS A sort of smoke that cornea from the dirty ing ut Fort Myers is excellent, the little gir| down the street has de­ tolmcco pipes o f those who diffuse it; It proves nothing but cided to run down for a few days the bail taste o f the smoker.— George Eliot. nnd *ry her luck. Every language’ gives love a dlf* You can have foolish If yoo i ON MONDAY, CkmetwMU, carried the French, Ghyerimwnt through the most horrible period of the war, well named “ The T ig­ er” for hia determined courage, celebrated hla 84th birthday. Where did he celebrate it? , In oef• some rFrench ------*■ “palace *— formerly, — copied by Kings and Emperors? No, in a little cabin, sneh aa a prosperous American ehauffeuf would disdain, on th e' Vendee Coast, overlooking the wild waters upon which the Basque ancestors of Marshal Foch hunted 'whales in ancient days. CAILLAUX REPRESENTING France, suggests that the Urjitfd States might be content to accept payment in full, over a period of sixty years, of all the money that the United States lent to France, nnd not charge interest. THE METHODIST Eptfcopal Church, Investigating conditions in New York, announces that the city is on trinl, and seriously consider* recommending that the whole mon­ strosity "be wiped out,” "Throughout the great part of the United States,” say the Metho­ dist Episcopal authorities, “ the people ure asking whether thuy have created a Frankenstein id building the gigantic city?” IT IS A SERIOUS question, to New York especially, Methodist Episcopalians learn with violent alarm that bud as the theatres have been In Nt\w Yorki "the present season is to be the profnneHt und most immodest iq American history." THAT’S BAD, hut church au­ thorities should consider how many things would be wiped out, along with the theatres and the bootleg­ gers, if you wiped out New Yorki Columbia College nnd the Uni­ versity of New York would go; Also the Metropolitan Museum, nnd thu Museum of Natural His­ tory. 4 Those four institutions may In time do more than enough good to counterbalance nil the harm that can ever bo done by young theatre ladies, inadequately cloth­ ed—assuming that New York is as had as these religious gentlemen think it. Also consider the eminently ro spectablu concerns that would have to go, should New York take the Sodom and Gomorrah “cure ” J, l'ierpont Morgan would van­ ish, with Kuhn, I^ieb and Com­ pany, Dillion-Heudf, S. W. Strauss und Company, und with them would go n thousand other names each o f which one means big money, Those institutions do not work in New York only, or even'chiefly.' They build railroads, houses|f factories, finance and make p cs ' aible enterprises all over the Unil-t ed States. Have a kind word fur Now York City, to cut it out of the United States might mean a very serious major operation, dangerous for the patient. At the proper moment th© pleas­ ed promoter in his role of master of ceremonies came forth upon the im­ provised stage and announced that he hud u delightful surpriio nnd a wonderful treat and ull that sort of thing for thu audience. Prof. Bilbus, u famous clarinet player direct from New York City und at present sojourning temporarily in their midst, would now favor tho assembled citizen* with a solo. Ho stopped to one sidu and from the wings issued tho visitor who bowed low in re.•.muse to tho applause and then lifting his Instrument to his lips omitted one o f the sourest and most dismul of notes. In h|s shock and disappointment a big miner at tho back o f the house* forgot his proprieties, Contemporary Commen “ Well, tho hlunketty blank!" he exclaimed in a voice which reached It is a fact welt established by beyond tho fuutligtits. Quivering with indignation the in­ our pastor and others that we get! troducer sprang forward again to part o f our hell, if not all of it, light here in this world uud wo, the center. “ W alt!" l.o called out. "VTLo suppose the go-getters in Florida1 called ;Vi© clarinet player a blank- have to keep their coats or. on the eity blank t ” L - * . hottest, muggiest, most suffocate Tho miner wa > luataqjji.-- J l ’* * days and talk to prominent ^ wets about what a delightfulwith n counter shot. w n l breeze there is.—Ohio “ Who called the K •unoi. a clarinet player.* ‘I * The big towiu have I Ing station*. But fh a ... h aw their party lin t ‘ <4 Thingii quieted down in ton one day recently. 1m Sad thing about being ] man's son is the world-doc much chance to teach yo se n t?, j wanta the cotton iqprket weevils-should be indicted ing her. JUST IN PASSING BY P.. J. HOLLY It is rather difficult these days to tell a golf player from • real estate man—they are dressing so much alike. Joe Marentette says the only difference is that the real estate man has blue eyes. Well, my friend, the real estate mon, will not hawe to pay that high license. They will bo put under bond to the city o f Sanford and this will help some—the city o f Sanford probably. At any rate they have been put under bond along with the bank robbers and other folks. THAT INTEREST would run into billions of dollars it is tVtfe. But those billions would not.-A# enough to pay what this country In one o f our exchanges wo noticed the other day an ed­ Workin *" If Jfon want i you make a bon THEY HAVE a real democracy in France, and their Mwt' poblfc mm, powerful in mind, liroplbln heart, and truly, democratic, arc what statesmen \p a Republic should be. V* rjadf Driving While Drunk R a ttie r * " $ * • talking, BT ARTHUR I K 8 I T him A king of finance. He may be carrying cabbages from Long Island, when the world will demand that he shall run the railways of the continent. He may be a grocery man on the canal, when the country shall come to him in hia career of usefulness. So that there comes a time finally when all the green barrels of petroleum in the land suggest but two names and one great company. Do your work well every day, that fs all. You do not need to worry about the fame, which will surely come tc you i f you are better than anyone else. No matter how circumscribed your environment may be, if you are a chauf­ feur, drive your car better than anybody else in town; if you are a bookkeeper, keep your books more orderly than anybody else’a you know o f; If you are a doctor know your med­ icines and cure more cases than any other doctor in the med ica f journal. Sooner or later the world will find you out and you willl become great. , ■ Remember what Emerson has written; I f a man has gdod corn, or wood, or boards, or pigs to sell, or can make better chairs or knives, crucibles, . or church organs than anybody else, you wilt find a broad, hard-beaten road to his house, though it be in the woods. And if a man knows the law, people will find it out, though he live in a pine nhanty, and resort to him. And if a man can pipe or sing, so as to wrap the prisoned soul in an elysium; or can paint land­ scape, and convey into oils and ochers all the enchant­ ments o f spring or autumn; or can liberate or intoxi­ cate all people who hear him with delicious songs and verges,.'tla certain that the secret cannot be kept; the first witness tells It to a second, and men go by fives and tens and fifties t6 his door. So the disgruntled old duffer who says he didn't have a chance because he was born and raised in a small town, is probably nothing more than a chronic pessimist. Don’ t pay any attention to him. Go ahead and do your job every day to the best o f your ability and you'll reach the top all right. *. Tsnt.i, a u p DtBM W nU P. M. Elder to wear golf togs th© other day. Said* he would donate him nn outfit If he would wear it. Cap has never taken a dare yet and he immediately donned the togs and wore them round all day. Not only that but he played me a gume of gojf and he swung a nasty club. It Is a .question qbw just who the joke is on—McKlqnon or ^Idcr. “ I” A N D “ M E " . SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS The difference between "I” and "we” and between “ me" and "uk” and between "mine” and "ours” is difference between savagery and barbarism on the one side and civ­ ilisation end co-operative serial life on the other side. It is a crude sort of misunderstanding of th© proposition that taker, the extreme path in communism nnd radical socialism and that sort of thing; it Is the same path that leads from Selfishness to broader co-opcrntion. "Mine nnd thine” understood prop­ erly is the basis of the liberty of community life as well ar the foundation of the preservation of the necessary Individual and tiersonal rights and privileges. In these days the '"my” is better advanced more rapidlv advanced, more safe­ ly and broadly established whew*** rpiyfi jq-, property© ,owisidar*J In. work by “ m y" way and by no way, there Is no posible chan© I can become a city builder. City builders above all: die. that n city hi a group of tit and not one solitary, Individ City builders-apply this 'n edge to every day life by for a unity of opinion amod group nnd between groups d xens. Therefore I .must droj And just now we are working on n plan to have Doc Aldridge put on a suit o f golf togs and wear them on First Street. Doc says he is not afraid to wear them but he is afraid o f catching cold when he makes a change— if you know what I mean. i Last year I bantered Mayor Lake nnd F. P. Forster to put on golf suits but up to date they have not appeared in them. If Sanford folks \Vould take up golf in earnest they would not only feel much better but they would go a long ways toward entertaining our winter visitors. The folks who come here Vant to play local people and they feel lonesome If we do not piny golf. So many new lawyers want to practice in Florida that GOO failed to get in under tho wire and they will not be allowed to stand the examination If the other 5,000 get by, it ought to make law come cheaper. Now if they get too thick we can have the city put n high license and a big bond on them and hold them down like the “ real estaters” . We should worry about Atlanta and California newspapers attacking our fair state, What docs thnt mean to the state that is growing so fast thnt not even Atlanta and California can keep up with it. I never worry nhout what tho other fellow says about me. If he keeps absolutely still and says nothing, it ia cause for worry. And then Alabama is said to lie very prolific in taking a crock at Florida, forgetting that there is quite a nice piece of money coming into Alabama from Florida projects. But since the last man left In Alabama came to Florida laat week we can hardly blame the state for feeling sore Tho next timo I go to war it will not be in a submarine, in an airship or in an airplane. Aft r reading of the various accidents that have happened to nil of these ships lately it seems that the safest place is right here in Hanford on Lake Monroe,— as a member o f Commodore Emory's yaeh: club. December approaches and the joy* of another election wherein n city commissioner will be elected for another three years. Up to date several patriots have signified their will­ ingness to make the sacrifice but they have toot announced openly—only dreamed it. The job of city commissioner is u big one nr.d getting big­ ger every day and the man who serves a three year term is doing something for hia city and doing it without pay. He gets all the criticism and none of the praises for making 'Sanford a bigger and better city. • , Aa usual many of my friends have approached nie on tho subject of making the race but I would not be a candidate for all the money in Sanford subdivisions. And thnt is why I ad­ mire the men who have been city commissioners and city commissioners and will bo city commissioners in the years to come They are doing something and unless I could tako their placo nnd do beLter I would not criticise them. But all these political jobs are there for the asking and all officers nre open to competition—therefore,there will probubly be some competition when it comes to passing petitions around for those who want to aerve the city in the next three years. .B 9JJV B.- MERE MURDER MIAMI HRRALD In what appears to be an attempt to carry out the Wilson doctrine of the self-determination of small­ er nations, the Riffs, a people of northern Africa, are fighting both the French and the Spaniards, pre­ sumably to retain their homen und their place ns a people. Tho governing authority of the Riffs has offered n reward for the capture, dead or alive, of any of the American aviators who have gone to Africa to fight the Riffs or. the side of tho French, and there are ,,u'*e u numher of them. While the laws of this country do not specifically forbid citizens of the United States engaging in n war with people with whom wo 11*"**, peace, they do forbid uny enlistment for that purpose with­ in the jurisdiction of the United States. So, wo may amume thnt those peive of a true American being ling tu take part in apy such j ceedings, as are now going northern Africa. t The flyers enlisted, in tjio,a ices of France specifically to I ns many Riffs as they can. u the laws o f wnr, perhaps, 'thn'i i.i not murder, but they had tul terest in the confli<^ other ,tM have- the excitement of the pj They are killing defenseless j and women merely for the « o f killing and the non-niiLx world will look jppn their u*| occupation ’ otherwise than 4i| laws of war. If they are captured, and well indulge the hope that thflj may be taken, the probabilUisI that the Riffs will not treat ta ns ordinary prisoner* of- WBt<4 merely as killers and deal 4 them accordingly. They are Un-American not deserve the n/mpathy ,5B A W s j"? w lw ^ .n ve K o n e to the Riffs in the air are within their protection of their-country '•*1 legal rights, but we cannot con- nre captured. jni|] STARTLING NEW IDEAS PALM nEACII POST A log soap company tacks up a notice that it won’t hire any sales­ men who haven't been at least six years on their last job. If all em­ ployers did this, salesmanship would become a “closed profes­ sion —no opportunity for a new man to start. „„.Such reasoning recalls the city council of London, England, which years ago passed on ordinance re­ quiring all cab stands alwuya to !*?V0 al lea«t one hack ready for A Lire would rush up to the hackman, who couldn't leave without breaking the law. Every large business organizau Rte»dy flow of “ new ©mod. New salesman, especially young inexperienced men eager to jearn the gunie and willing to work that end‘ ‘»J «* new life into the organisation—like a blood transfusion. As the organization needs newalmT” * * ° d<* 8 l^e w^0,° Pfofes- t..Hi'C,t nt.? ,charaUt marched cen­ turies in their laboratories for a S eirw^ “olv®nt—a fluid that ould dissolve every known subs.ance. Finally a young tud. a in th tm U try. wntehed tne experiment* and asked blandly: : yi\V B*;t it, what will you keen �for 12496 chi] i TELEPHONE !> ■ " _ ' iTh* society has Wilson beginning Oct. 1st., Annie Wood Homs, Bouiwtowri; at American Legioni HalL cola and Miami. ’ ’Brown, ji ’S CLUB TO'BEGIN AntoinetteAlpha s a n e d Bd w o : M l Call at 4 li Oak Ave., morn­ Caroline Bond, BU' •' The society now e a rn for. 1.600 MANY ACTIVITIES riett ITS SEASON Wendell, EUxa ing or call 213 in the P. M. H ANNUAL MEET Janetta Harrell, Oetavla MeNait, S f t n d s w u M t f K “Money Saved I NfiXT le, JaekaonviUe; nually, * Sompayrae, ■ ■ '* , ■. i ’ , Money M; ry Prancea Chitl 3hittendou, Mary t'J llu u o iven a presentatlui The Sanford Womah’s Club will Maxwell xwell Lowry and anc Emily Lively, Last year there were one hun­ open the d o b yeer Wednesday Tallllahasaee; ; ____ Theo dred thousand voluntary contribu­ the regular business meeting »t • ‘ “Smith,i, Madtsoni Pattle tors \yho gaye approximately $200,Oak; Julia 3 o ’clock, with Mrs. Henry Wight, 6 Guest Smith, Madlaon; Maxlpe Hankins, OoCby mail, fifteen year* ago the the prudent, presiding. Mrs. Bara — Daytona, Ethel L Lipscomb*, Mary society collected $3,700 In one year. LUMBERYARD William F. Blackman, state presl; McGhee Townsend, id, Eiisabth Lott, dent of thejFlorida Federation of It their had only 165 contributor*. Dorothy Thrower,■, .Alice Burns and A complete line of ib will meet Woman’s Club*, will be present A&P Brand .Large Tampa} Martha tuby. Cooper : ‘o r the business meeting and for at bridge parties and the Christmas Mathilda Gay, 1 Ef Mrs. Ruby Pensacola has passed an ordi­ Winifred St. ____.‘shunt; Peters! Ktto Avenue at 3:30 he reception to the teachers of the Dance. A spirit of co-dperation Trice,I ___ Bo.tie ......... Cypress and Pine nance establishing a publicity tax Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Sanford Public Schools which will between the ciub and city officials Walker, St. Petersburg); Bertha o f one mill. It will go into effect Framing Ga; Theo Smith, fa a hostessed. , . follow the bualnesa meeting. It was enjoyed which resulted in the Nix, Albany, Gn; Ost. 1. Many other cities over the jUild will meet at 3:80 will be delightful having Mrs. passing of legislation authorising Marietta, Ga; Anne Choate, A t­ state hath passed similar ordinan­ Sheathing A&P Brand, No. 2 1-2 can Siding Mr*. John McKee at Blackman as she has been a m «n- a tax levy of one mill for purposes lanta. ces andthe' state legislature han Sliced or halves, can .... Sigma Sigma Sigma. Perk Ayemit. >er of this club and is alwaye a of city baautifl-stion i made appropriations fo r advertlsbe an executive meet- welcome guest. Bonnie O’Neal, JaekaonviUe; ing,the'state. Thert was a successful sale o f Ceiling Teebyterian Auxiliary Jean Davis, Winter Haven; Aline plants and of the garden year. ‘ The reception to the ta**®*™ Finish Kellogg's, Pkg. t a t 4 o'clock, There ,\y*s a flower show given Kelly, Gainesville; Florence Sh«Ris an annual affair end the ho«be a business and so- teises will be members o f the edu­ which was notable In the years ac­ herd, Tampa; Lila Cochran, Eu- IThe, new docks at Tampa will ba Mouldings Fresh, Crisp . opened' Oct. 1. They were started Lath o f the T. E. Class phroslnc Cochran, Tallahassee; tivities. committee fi»m w last June, This will greatly relieve list ohutch. at 8:30 cational fate department o f vrhlch Mrs. W. There were claases in dressmak­ Louise Simmons, Holme Kinsley, ftaight congestion as there are new Brick . > , *'■ De Funiak; Theresa Pindent, Tar­ Long, Tender, No. 2 L. Henlsy is chairman. The hos­ ing and. millinery, warehouses also in connection with Lime as meeting pf the Wo* tesses are Mrs. G. E. McKay, Mrs. pon Spring*. can i Contributions pf caah wero made the docka, officials utate. The first Plaster mary Soaety . will be Stella P Arrington and Mm. B. Chi Omega, to the Chllden’s Home Society of beat edit dock on Oct. 6. It will bo White Rock Plaster Board church at 3:30.' ’ C. Maxwell. Committw o f w * Florida, the Children’s Code. ComMildred . Holly, Sanford; Mary th*'S'.‘ 3. Tampa from New Orleans. ramrementi are*. Mrs. Alfred Lllja, mission, the Femald-Laughton Love Walker, Madison; Nancy .Cot- i ' ” 1’ Nalls '» -i A&P Brand, 16 oz. can M r . t u T H . g k n .nd Mrs. H. R. Memorial Hospital, the fund for Screen Wire ter, Sadie'Spencer, Mary Kennedy, The .Wavy does still however con­ ttars of Wealey wHl Strong, Effective ... taa meeting In • the, 3tTTie ^splendid executive ability the quinquennial of* the National Suo Johns,.Tampa; Blanche Ailing- trol a jk>rtlon o f Jand In Santa Builders Hardware Council o f Women in Washington. ton, Jacksonville, Edith Woodward, Rosa coiinty which was acquired Dows it 7:80 o’clock in the of M r».PHenry Wight is s « « n i n Every Upm of the year’s pro­ Miami; Theresa Groves, Gaines­ by deed from Joseph M. White on Windows I member* are urged the announcement o f tbe exten­ Fresh Always April’ 2, ‘1832. • ■•there will be el*e-. sive plans included in the new gram was perfectly carried out, ville; Olga Doffin, Marianna. * -V * ______ Pk g. . L ■ B I T a *" •__ l. ft., hlani nn. and every financial obligation met Sigma Kappa. Frames and Screens By this Contract portions of tho and many gifts were made to the ird meeting o f the Catherine Willis, Pensacola; Made to Order club house through the work of Adelaide Wentworth, Pensacola; so cklled Barrio and the Barrios be held'*t the Woreservations were also acqultcd in tho club house through the work Thea-Nectar, „ 8:80 o’clock. Marion Potter, Lala Home, St.,Au­ of the departments and commit­ gustine; Margaret Benbow. Palst- Escambia county. These lands how- Murphy Ironing Boards Orange, Pekoe ka; Elizabeth. Coleman, Tim Sue ctVf^Wero turned over to the war Medicine Cabinets meeting. Among tho notawe tees. India Ceylon, mixed1 There was slab a substantial In­ Brinson, Jeanne Compton, Talla­ department by letter of tho secroBusiheaa meeting things accomplished, durinf the tary“ o f the navy on Juno 30, 1925. crease in membership. !** Cltib will be held past year were: hassee; Rachel Pitchford, Fort T . 'J . - . i l M .1 ------------ I The Price Is Right o’clock. The busBokar, lb. Red Circle, lb. 8 O’clock, Ib. Pierce; Elizabeth Girardean, St. The only land now1 controlled by k W illb e .followed by Petersburg; Dorothy Richard, SANFORD the teachers o f Ban- Raffeld Will Debate Jacksonville; Winston Hall, Mary the navy in Escambfk county is the James, Miami; Linnie Gregory, Pfeitsacola Naval Reservation on Eufaula, Ala; Marjorie Griffin, At­ which hs located the Pensacola Air Orlandp Man Sunday S ta tio n * 'tv >■ ! ■ ' lanta. Pi Beta Phi. N. Y. State, Finest Quality, full The following notice which apW. S. PRICE, Mgr. May Griffith, St. Petersburg; arcd Friday in the Orlando C ream , lb. *•••................................... Margaret Johnson, West Palm orning Sentinel will be of much 710 W. First St. Phone 472-w Beach; Elizabeth Vann, Madison; jr*.’ F orfeit Lake wll interest In Sanford as this is a Elizabeth Gates, Tampa; Catherine o f ‘ Florida to the United States, JaekaonviUe this eve- resumption o f a most Interesting Williams, Tallahassee; Nctn Bar­ ham,'‘ Blakely; Keller .Harris, St. were held .last winter. roll, Eufaula, Ala. Petersburg; Elizabeth’ Larsriere, The Y. M. H A. offers a debate ior Herring will arrive Alpha Gamma Delta. ' k'.l__ next Sunday, Oct. 4, at 8:16 p .m. Jacksonville; EUanoro Overtreot, r w^ i. 11 i i, . . i Betty Sanders, Opelika, Ala; Kissimmee; Victoria Clayton, Eu­ at the Angebllt hotel, on .the tenth winter. IONA Brand, Sweet and tender floor dining room. The subject Martha Scarborough, Chattahoo­ faula, Ala; Mary Brown, Eufaula; chee; Mary George Pike,’ La Helen Cawthon, Do Funiak No. 2 Cali................. will be: idys Wilaon returned “ Resolved, That tho United Grange; Annie Lizzie Pike, La SpriiJgs; Mary Burr, De Funiak a- Philadelphia when Phone 733 313 First National Bank Bldg. n .the guest o f relative: States should cancel the Allied war Grange, Ga: Dorothy Jones, Blake­ Springs! Florentine Holmes, Mi­ ly, Ga; Alta Cooler, Orlando; debt” Louis Bandel, president o f ami; Fredriaka Campbell, Dayto­ it- m d iith i: \ t * . f u i tho Y. M. H. A., o f Orlando, takes Frances Henson, Henson,.-' Flo; na; Nell .Gardner, Miami; Mary ■ *'i- ■■Wj v ’ ' >. t. -Key, little-Miw Ado the affirmative, and A). Ralffetd, Nannie Lee ,’CridIobaugh, Tiunpp; Lynne Weyl, Miami; Doris Dew, , Frances Hillman, Tampa;' Eliza­ St. Petersburg; Martha Ballowe, S' and Mrs. George Rice of Sanford, the negative. Both of the participants have se­ beth Monroe, Pensacola; Tod ,With- Eufaula, Ala; Emmie Glenn, Co­ uh-.in Azhevjlle through* ■ ‘‘Kuth consists of tWo^ five room apartments, Close in. ■ JUST ARQUNDTHE C O R N E R FROM EVERYBqO cured a large amount o f data' on ington, ’ Thomasville, Ga; Helen h of "October. the subject and m very-interesting Moidrom, Elkton; Helen Cqbbcrley, ■ 'Nicely locatccj. . Income ?2,500.00 yearly. u CSiklnnoiallln ’ • [etbert Speer has pa her argument-is expected. The literary committee has also Price $20,000.00 J rs. Henry Grumbles, Mias THE BETTER A PRODUCT IS TH E SOONER YOU tumbles and Master Hen- secured good musical ntimbers and lilllllH I I I I I llllM I H I I lllI H lI llllllllU in illlll recitations, and a ’ very pleasant WILL SEE IT ADVERTISED. ijes ot Dunncllon. rnancetmtxr-^misK •v*nJnr_1* assured these who at­ Tampa; Sarah Stark,-Montgomery, T ' r -T !TIT'7 tend. 7here*wlll bo no*charge fbr Ala; Catherine Walters, DeLand; Naomlo' Scoggun, and Olivo NowIday from New York, man and Mary Elizabeth Puleston, dlally Invited. iDenton hps boon Jo r two Sanford; Christine Gilbert, Dailo imnieting a port-gradu. City; 'Lydia Yowcll, Orlando; MarF.S.W.C. Fraternity garot ospltpl course 'In obstoLouise Youngo and Dorothy pediatrics. Pledges Announced Yopnge,. Pensacola; Beatrice Belch, Daytona;. Violet Jones, Ocala. eneva TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Oct. 3 Delta Zeta. (/P)~Students of several states of Eunice Rivers, Kissimmee, Mpe .this section pf the South are in­ Winn, Kissimmee; Nell Wallace, cluded in tho announcemon t o f Ocala; Eugenia Haireli, Bainpledges of the various fraternities of the Florida State College for h W. Alderman spent a Women. o f days last week in'Tampa Taking of the pledges marked the close of an unusually keen rushing season. Tho bulk o f the LGant, returned home pledges are, of course, given to 8- a three week’s visit Florida students. In fine, all wool flannels and worsted, grey Fresh Oysters Daily ighters in Jacksonville. The pledges o f the various fra­ ternities follow: and tan mixture. All sizes. BALTIMORE OYSTERS Mrs. J. E. Scott and Kappa Delta. r(ona spent last SunMary Waiion Hudson, Miami; ■r. and Ms. Fank Pitts, Emile Blackburn, Miami; Rcbccca Royal Fruit Store rsonais B TWO APARTMENT HOUSES r h eat ATLANTIC & PACIFIC l 2 PANTS SUITS ipcr and Miss Elizabeth •nt several days last ieClenny and Jackson- Evening Butrine# Class fra. Bailcou and sons and Mr. and Mrat T. ■pent Sunday with rs. L W. Alderman HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING Mrs. Steele, Mrs. Maxwell. r Imported English Broadcloth, Oxford cloth, and fast colored madress. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday Evening 7 & 9 Hrs. Gilbert and daugh- ham, Andalusia, Ala jjftif Detroit, Mich,, arky to spend the winter Gilbert’s parents, Mr. . T. McClain. Louise PelLols Pooser, Beginners may enter nt any STETSON HATS In all the new fall styles and colors. quality. Silk lining. (immunity Club held an Iting Monday at the club th a large number o f iresent. After the meet:ious‘ refreshments Iwcro First LONG PANTS SUITS For little boys 4 to 17. Made of all wool worsted, grey and tan mixture. 4-piece suits, long and short pants, coat and vest. MRS. R, O. TRAVI8 blic Stenographei Valdez Hotel Lobby $12,00 to $25.00 ________ HATS FOR SMALL BOYS All shapes. Velours and grey and tan worsted Exceptional k * limbing Calls *or __________ $1.50 to $2.25__________ EA. D. ROSIER ANNOUNCING THE OPENING you’re particular about i kind o f plumbing you t in GOLFSOCKS Fine quality, all wool, English sack. • New patterns $2.75 to $7.00 pair your new home, or new kind o f plumbing our old home— call A. |. i tosicr for an estimate. The Y owell Company TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 0 . ROSIER M I - L A D Y ’ S S H O P P E aaaaaaaaaaiaaaaBaaaaaa >ai Men’s Department ■■■unwuMxaattft)i*a**Hx*aMiiMBMiiia«K*MaflBxaNaaauaaMaaMaJi*BRM(]«aMa«*aa8aBV c �■ ' .I I l/.b Pv , , -4 uluote at Bsmlnol# C om T f f t 's S S 't f ; ! t n « .w w w HHaUm am m u r e otapeaia I v*. to.Dunnellon lnd^«mrmJn»5 H|i, c ul Tax ice st. Dqn- (Otherwise Kfiov L BT V ; ntiWa.fcepr >-ba**; )u«t eojnpl near I d W m i i , road under C6nrtriuilon ‘ from Holder to Hernan­ do. BrooksvtU* through Tampa, Bradenton- and. Sarasota to Punt* Garda pood except fo r 12 miles of •oath of Sue Mile Creek un- lit! Tax Hchool n oV co u n ty ,fl" OtJ- R ecords Florida. Tow and ordered to .1* M SB 3& M & t»rd i at M e r r iw e tth e r Jildioo . .. m o as attnrni E. -Sanford; s a n r a r a ; W illlamJU< film ol 11 jO.0uO.09 la nctu R u t lo n oo f istld4 Courier ^ o*■ wlili resolution (Jouriur’B the C lrcult C o u r t * ^ Sem inole Co'qn- Ida* o f 1‘ubllc loslru htlu a adopted Florida. This, fith d a y o f Bept Jth. day ot Au(ruat;;is; ml author* bonds, and to atttHOH reel the »*p#DdUuro CX or the aa|e -rf. it • v-n-'T' • - - pec xing me Issuance atai ;s* It vjanie * precurJ* tin rv*. < i oort » i f cor- Clerk* o f C lrc (s e a d " * poratloD, whose oamei >wn; aria 'f o r tli* hard rt:K;>, D c l« afcfrcruld an 4 .w ifa>— ,------— + t : „ __ ______ ,’h oso •V rwwtiitlon* rif m V ^ C oiih fr C d a Y d 'o f n nam ee le n k n ow n , and nil la u uni npialnynt. I’ ulillc In stru ction adopted A u gu st Claim ing In terests under ___ ! x interesti t. 1925. ..... _ Myera, fair. otfB R .'L e v y , d ecea sed ; V Vina Hh. day o f Bei'tbm ber. 1923. 2VOTK R o r IX T E V TIO X[ TP i vers, d eceased a n d ' John Fo COUNTY D O A U D -O V PUBLIC t S TAI.V SPECIAL LKOI 8 LA ATIOX cea sed ; an d to each and ev ery of Road No. 8.—>!{a(t)ea City to Ft. XPKCIA I, SESSION O P L * EM S o r otlitho hair*, devisees, g ra q tei . B>‘ : Fred T\HW m ta^nl( Chnlrmn.i. TOBK. Pkren * A ttest: cla im a n ts under * . T. W . liaw ton . Notice la h ereb y given th . at ths er ed dafendapts, or an ny or them whi m Haines City through Frostproof, Superintendent, o f P ublic Iu a;rn rtlon T ow n o f OVIedo^ F lorida, wrilli l l 'apply jr ,b« dead; an . ito alt person iy be d ead; a n d"u nt the n ext special session o f (he ma; Sebring, Avon Park, etc. to Lake , »n*t S ecreta ry o fu jg id iK-ard. tpse nam es ar< *r nmi— o r p a rties w hpse (h h A L ) . g is la tu r e o f the rtiate of.-F lorida unkiiow Annie, gbod. Lake Annie to Palm Hept- 5-12-19-1# OCt. 3,.10-17-21*31. le h. Who nth In terested ad< ____ _____________.n te re s te d liId t One fo r special legisla tion prescribin g r w h o a re cla im in g an .Interest Circle, road is open to traffic but Nov. 7. v •* the m ethod o f .m a k in g pu blic Imin tho p rop erty h erein ­ prorem enta In aald T ow n o f Oviedo a fteInterests rough and somewhat dangerous, TO R SANFORD r d escribed , cith e r under th e d e ­ and assccalng and payin g the cost 1 V ttT s e v e n t h especially in rainy weather. in c m c u t .j:q u m ceased p a rties a b oy e nam ed .or b th thcreor. and a lso am ending charter j i'ih c m i c i n c iL' IT n IKM 1SUU3 erw tsc, an d to all person a and p a r­ o f said T ow n o f Oviedo no far na ties rO U S T V . P L O lU IM . w h ose nam es are u nk n ow n, ’ ; . . . .-0; the asmc relates; to the passage o f Who , arc Road No, 23, Belleview to Plant R IC H A R D H. ADAMS. Interested In and—-or are ordinances o f aald town. Cit cla im in g un Interest In and— o r In*TOW N O F OVtKDO,----------- II DA ---------------------------tercsts In th e p rop erty h erein a fter f t * ro a d Is excellent e: in Marion, BETTY ADAUB.'**D lr u r r r . . E. -Mayor. I doscH sbbed. By I t F. CBZE . olth er under the d eceased A tte st: C. K. PHILLIPS, Hum ter, H ern an d o and tllf.L IF S , j persons a b o v e n am ed , o r oth erw ise, Pasco'! -.ro'tiet ""Arlams ' oper affidavit rith e x ce p tio n o f 3 m iles ;*}*« b een fifed In th ls-B u i. praying I'uh. A 29 8 5-12-19-25 O - to i t *’ «B h e r as h eirs, d evisees, ocir g ra n ts counties with 3-I0-I7* a—r, — con veya n c by d irect o r m raesne o f rough b a se in H e m a d o co u n tv 2 iv o te ® !,o r*ln* b y the .Com plainant 21-SI. cred itors, lien ors, tru •tees, Roldern This is the best rood for travel t o ! tKat ’ trust,fe * rever---------------------------------- n — ------- of p ow er or. p ow ers In itrugt. verm a t ner u coress w *07 N. 13 IN, e m e u r r d t t l l i l T ,, XKVFNTIl sinners .and rem ainderm an. Joint Tampa from Ocala. North lino ■ ’ o f Philadelphia and j p oimi n 'IAi L , C I R C f IT, X B M fN ol.K tenants or tananta In com m on :.h tild Hernando county through Dade mliL n tisylvanla.., .antfc-or iL'NTT. FLOUIIIA F L O U IiiA . IN CHA.v- era fr * o r o w w qpeer rs s oo f tax deeds .a n ifc-or COCNTT, there IS no,person In the City to Plant City, excellent rood ., And^'hot Thare'RTno^pe lax titles, or h olders o r ow n ers or cE itr. . claim an ts o r any vested or. co n tin ­ on whom II. 8 AND 8 8 E L L 2 C K . Two mil. detour north o l p Q a .su b p oei gen t o r an y oth er Interest, o r Interher ajid thnt 'om plalnant. t l 4 JH * »f r,#»*' 4 <i *1--0 ■ she Is above 21 y e a r s ,o f ago.* , va. ret11In the .proiwrtr hereinafter do- 5 It Is th erefore Ordered, that you A. O. Kt-DKfv &. COMPANY, and----- bcrlhed. whdse reSIdenefcs, domiciles, 5 appear In Oils C ourt to this Kill o f •. ----- unknown, addresses and principal ___ . . .places at .p la ces of jof C om plaint, an th o first Monday In partner* ■tner; .v parin errh lp . If living,”business a re sevirsrally u n k n ow n ; or g O a k :A v e . v i y 2 ^ l o c k s O ff ll n e t o W . , 1925 otherw ise. *fn an _ , "ob i nd tb the fo llo w in g rule | amiI ir IT'«d caii all. nnrtlea clalmltiH ,„ W T Uay” "in" ’ ip Is"’tiopytT "e*1*1-" * d tbrou gh or under described land, artuate. ly in g anu an y' Interest by. through Will j^,u.',n,CSBO 111 be entered against” ngs b e in g In .th e C ity o f SnnfoVd.. C oun­ k i n i i i H i i i i i n M i a n i x N i m V n i n i n n i A . O, E ld e r tc Com nuny; U ^ls,,theretprp Ordered that this -u n> kkn ow n partner, t y .o f Kemlnolu and Hlrtto o f F lorida, n otice be published once u week « s heirs, d ev isees or Ifgatr legatees, pr m ore .p a rticu la rly d escrib ed as fo l fd r fo u r con secu tive Weeks, In (ho oth e rw ise ,- In the lands Involved T he Hast Hevent Hanford Herald, a newfapaper spaper o f gen fo u r *<74') fe e t ___ _____ ___ _____ vty-roi In this su it h erein after described atinn, pribllst i w eral circulation, pohllsned* M In Hemlo f Dots One (1 [ 1J and T w o 2), a-------------n d R. I - “Furre ■ Mi, If, Uvijn «.m anti m •> note o f B lock F iv e Atu).', o f T ie r T w o . . County FI orIdft. ’ “ " If d c«d nil .pa rtlea ties claim in g any W itness V. B. D oaglass. Clerk o f } 2> t|f tho C ity .o f S an ford , F ly rIn terest t> TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Sept. 30. by,, th thtouxl r . uml rou gh odr; or, tinder It. tha C ircu it Court anil the soul of Ida. a cc o r d in g to B. It. T r a fl-'arrull. aa heirs. deviseees or — </P)~Game and fish Commission­ C ourt at Hanford. Florida. fo rd 's M ap o f S an ford , F lorida, leg a tees, o r o t h e r w is e In ___the T________ e lands er J. B. Royall has had tho water:' V. K. DOUOLAHH. ns per plat t h e r e o f'd u lr recordIn v olv ed In this suit hereinafter Clerk C ircu it Court. o f a number of lakes o f the state d escribed . . . . . . (HBAI j) • * j ■ , one id" toT any and nil oth er persons .Defendants. under observation for the past two Br A: V W E E K S. D. w hose nam es are unknow n, claim Order of rnbllrntlou months, with the view-nf establish­ -’ ONr-rt tt jON'F.H. T H E S T A T E O F F LO R ID A , TO! Ing any righ t, title o r Interest In A . t). E lder A C om pany, and--------- and to the p rop erty h erein above d e­ ing iish hatcheries within tho neur A liy s , ror Complainant. ■— . u n k n ow n partner, « p art­ scribed or an y part o r parcel there­ future. n ersh ip . lr liv in g , nnd ir dead all of. IN . C lltC T lT C d lin T , TTII J l l l l Establishment of tho hntchcrics It Is hereby ordered that yen . nnd CIAI. t ' l l i r i IT SMMI>Of.K COUN- p a rties cla im in g any Interest by, th ro u g h o r under A. O. E lder A Com each o f you. be and a p p ear before has been authorised by the legis­ T r . r i.O lllllA , IN CHANL'BttY. p an y, and Unknown our said C ircu it C ourt at tho court m il te Q uiet T itle. lature, nnd hn.' been approved by p artn er, as. hblrs, devisees or logn - house at Santprd, F lorid a , on tho A. O. S T A U n iR D . . I vthe governor. tens, o r oth erw ise. In tho lands In­ Cth. day o f O ctober, A, D, 1930, amt Com plalnant v o lv e d In thin su it h erein after d e­ then an d th ere m ake a n sw e r to th « Bream in . tho lakes observed, vs. s c r ib e d : nnd It. U F nrrcll. If living, bill o f com p la in t exh ibited agu'm it where undisturbed, bred extensive- T ho helm , devisees. grantees, or a n d If dead all parties claim in g any you In this cause. oth er claim ants under Hatnucl C. In terest liy. throu gh o r under It. L. i> during July and August, ComIt Is fu rth er ord ered thnt th is O r­ lla ck n o y , deceased. In and to . the P 'arrell. as heirs, devfkccs or le g a ­ niiMioncr Royall said. Some of fo llo w in g lands la flcm lnole cou n ­ tees. o r oth erw ise, In tho la u d s-In ­ der o f l'u h llca tloii bo published In ty, Florhla. to*w lt: The North h alf v o lv e d Jn th is suit hereinafter d e­ Tho Hanford H erald, a n ew spaper Real Estate Brokers and Salesmen mast Floridr's best game fish, ho said, published In Hanford, S em in ole C ouno f N orthw est Quarter o f Hacs c rib e d In th e. hill of com plaint, ,ty, h lorld a , an co each w eek fo r fo u r attain the required growth that tion 31. T ow n th lp 20, South, ftungo and d escribed ns follow s, to -w it: con secu tive w eek s. City License Promptly. Temporary license -29 East, ct nl. makes them fit iiibjccta for tho T h e South H a lf (H 1-2) o f the AYITNEHS m y hand and Ib'o seal Defendants, N q rtb w est Q uarter (N W 1 -I) o f sportsman’s, rod within their first of tho C ircu it C ou rt' o f the Seventh O N fr of Puhlleatlen th e S ou th east Quarter of N orthbe issued until bond can be applied for and Judicial C ircu it o f tho S tate o f F lo ­ yoar. T o all parties claim in g an Inter­ w ea l Q u arter < N W U );,‘or Sec­ rida. In n n d .fo r tho C ounty o f Sem It will be possible to stoek the est under Samuel C. H ackney, d e­ tio n T w en ty -sev en (27) T o w n ­ Inolo. on th is th o 5th d ay o f S ep­ o r otherw ise, In nnd to tho proved. Each Broker required to furnish ?2,5iJ sh ip Nineteen (lit). South Itutigc waters of tho state with fish, nnd ceased tem ber A. r>. 1325. follow in g described lands In Sem ­ T w e n ty -n in e (29) En*t C o in * v. E. notiaL.Asar' flve Florida the most famous Hidi­ inole County, F lorida, to -w it: North m in in g l-’ lvo (C) A cres more or Clerk C ircu it C ourt, 7th Ju d icial Bond and eacli salesman $1,000.00 Bond. o f N orthw est Quarter o f Sec­ ng grounds in the country, by the Jlulf less. ; .C ircu it or F lo rid a , In nnd fo r tion T h irty-on e, T ow n sh ip Twenty', A ls o B egin n in g at tho Southjetting aside and protection o f sec­ South. Ilange T w en ty-n in e H ost; to Heml nolo C ou n ty . w e s t C orner o f tho Northeast (HEAL) tion of lakes for breeding grounds, all parti, s claim in g an Interest un. Q u a rte r (N K U ) o f the Southeast B y A . M. W E E K S , dor Heorgu C. B rantley, deceased, Mr. Royall stated. Q u a rter (H E *;) o f the N orthD eputy C lerk. o r otherwise. In nnd to the above vrest Q uarter ( M V U ) o f S.icTEH A SPENCERELLEN HOY, Tax Collector. With tho wide distribution of described real estate: to Ella B rant­ tlo n T w o n tj-e o v o n von (27), T ow n Itors nnd o f Counsel fo r lakes ami-rivers throughout the ley, If living and If dead nil pur. ssh ip N ineteen 119), South Itaugo nlnunt. rlnlm lng an Interest under H|< T w e n ty ,n in e (39) <3'j) East, K a n . run ynn d lstate, tho commissioner said, tho ties T -12-19-30. la Brantley, deceased or Wfcsvwtse, V r e c tly North 105 ft. thence East creation of good fishing spots In and to the above described p rop MO ft. thence South 155 ft. . r ly ; to Juines H. lla e k n cy . J f,livin g, NOTICE, OF SPE C IA L I.KUISLAWpuld prove an attraction thnt be­ •ert> th en ce AVcsl 330 ft. to point o f and If dead all parties claim in g an . TION b eg in n in g . C ontain in g one and longed to no one section o f the in terest under Jam es H. H ackney, NolIce ' to h ereby g iven that apo n e -fo u r th (I V i) A cres m«ru or commonwealth, but to Florida no deceased or uthcrw lsn; to all p ar­ ^Mention Will ___■ b e Pmade M V V to IV W n lo s s ; V Rato L egislatu re at a special ses­ a whole, with tho best development lie s claim in g ar. Interest In and to A lao, ls o , B egin n in g nt the (he N orth­ t !?S/r tho above described real estate: sion th ereof to be hold In T allah as­ oast east C Cornor. orn er o f the Soutg Houtg h a lf obtained where cooperation w as at see, Florida, nn a Unto to tie set Y ou and each ’o f y ou pro horoby ft l-3 ) o f the N orthw est J|t “In arter its height. Work of this kind is to ordered to appear to th e above e n ­ by tho C o ,'e in o r o f the said Htata (N A V Q ) o f Hh* S ou th eolT Q t u.ve­ o f F lorid a fo r the passago o f the in invest te r (HEU 7 o f the Xurtl b0 included in the progrnm of the titled cause on or before the first proposed law. M onday in October. 1935, same bein g Q u a rter (NAVi»4) (fr S» >V* t . or HectlOti Game and Ffnh Department nV an n Itule D ay o f tills ' cou rt and the An a ct en titled an a ct estab­ en ty -sev en (27), T ow nslilp early date, Mr. Royall Bald. lishing a b ird reservation to be fifth d ay o f the month, and In deN in eteen (I'J) Houth R ange known ns tho Hem lnole Bird R e s­ fau lt th ereof n decree pro confenso T w e n ty -n in e (29) East, nnd run ervation In th s C oun ty o f Sem inole. w ill be entered against you and South 155 ft. thence East IBS Be R en acted by the L eg isla tu re each o f you and said cause proceed ft. th en ce N orth 105 ft. and o f the state o f Florida:* ex parte. th en ce AVest 198 ft. to point o f Section 1. A Bird* R eserv a tion b eg in n in g . C ontaining threeIt Is fu rth er ordered that this o r ­ to be k n ow n as th e Hemlnole Bird fo u r th s (3 -4 ) o f am A cre, m oro der bo published weekly*, once a Municipally Owned and Maintained R eservation ^!* h ereby crea ted In ar less. week fo r fou r consecutive w eeks f ■*,' } i i ' i.t f ...>* + In T he Hanford Herald a n ew spap­ It a p p e a rin g hv tho aw orn hill o f the County o f S em in ole w ith in tho com p la I in t he rain that you and ei inch lim its and boundaries and h erein ­ er publisher) at Hanford. Florida. after described, t o w lt : o f you . m ay bo Interested In that AA Itness nty band nnd senl o f said The City’s New Cemetery iB located 09 West Begin nt the In tersection o f R an go Announcement of the selection C ourt this the 4th, day of Heptem- certa in d escrib ed lo t o f land In Hrm- Lina betw een R a n g e s 29 and 30 and neva Ave., on beautiful, high, dry ground, 1 Inole C ou n ty, F lorida, and described ber, 1935. of J. C. McLeod, formerly of Dnyabove. Y ou and each o f you ure tin* south shore lino nf the Ht. A*. H. DOUnLAfiH. laid out into lots, walks and driveways in the ni| tonn, to take charge o f its men’s Clerk o f C ircu it Court, Hcmlnolo h ereby com m anded nnd required to Johns riv er, and ru n n in g south six nppenr to said bill o f com plaint nt miles m ore or lets, to HIV. Cor. o f C ounty. Florida. furnishings department, wns made modern design of Landscape architecture, 1 tho C ou rt llou su In Hanford. Sem i­ HSe. 31 Tp. 19 H ^ l i. 3D K.. thenco Heal) today by the Yowell Company (C ircu it Court nole C ou n ty, F lorida, on M onday, east to NK. Cor. o f Hoc. I Tp. 20H, beautiful plants, shrubs and trees, under the By A. M. W E E K S, D. C. tho Cth. d ay o f O ctober, A. D. 1925, It- 30 K.: thenco south to NE. Cor. through J, S. Harvard, mnnager C H A R L E S 1\ DICKINSON, o f Hec. 24. Tp. 20 S „ It. 30 E.J thenco atant care of the Superintendent. oth erw ise said bill w ill tm taken S o licitor fo r Com plainant. of tho concern. ns co n fe s s e d by ynu and each of east tp HE. Cor. o f See. 17 Tp. 20 H. Mr. McLeojl has been identi­ R e p t . 5 -1 2 - 1 9 * 2 5 O ct. 3. R. 31 E.: thenco n o rild y a lon g tho vim. sa id bill o f com p lain t having b e e n file d fo r the purpose o f q u iet­ m ean d erin g.sh ore line o f L ake J e s ­ fied with the clothing ‘ business NOTICE OF Family lots for sale at ?:J0.00 to $60.Q0 on SI'F.CIAL I.KdlSLAin g title to the a b ov e drscrlUcd la n d sup to tho south sh ore lino o f tho for a number of years, having TIOX sonable terms. ' In the C om plain an t II. Hands Hellnck. Ht. Johns river; thence n orth w est­ beep connected witn some of tho N otice la hcrato* given ',th n t npIT 1H F U R T H E R O R D E R E D That erly alon g the m ean derin g shore lino o f thu said riv er to tho p alm plicuthui w ill ho m ado to tho tills ord er be published unco a week largest concerns in Tennessee. Lnglslntura lit n special ses­ In fo u r co n se cu tlv o w eek ly Issue*,, For inspection, sec Superintendent on the grounj North and South Caroilnn and Hlnto That It shntl h« u n ­ sion th i'roof to bu held In Tullahas- o f the H anford Huruld, a newspaper Florida. For two years' he wns see, Florida, on a date to bo not published Itt Hemlnotc C ounty, F lo ­ law fu l to kill hunt, trail, d estroy by any moans w hatever, w ithin tho tho tlovornur Of tho said Hlnto rida. in charge of the men’a furnish­ by o f F lorid a fo r tho passaga of tho For full particulars, See Barker, SqperinLintif! DONE A N D O R D E R E D T his tho limits o f tho Hemlnole Bird Itcser- _ ing’s ’department o f tho Yowcli- proposed law. vailon provided f i r In Hoetlon 1*5 silt day o f H eptem hor A. D. 1925. \V. B. Williams, City Manager, or L. K. Philips, Drow Comimny of Orlando and uf this act. any bird, w ild tu rk ey, fi An net entitled aa act estah• V. E. DQUOLAHH, pr any Wild bird 5 a bird reservnltoa to bn CDl'k o f C ircu it C ourt. Seventh J u ­ w ild goose. more recently with the Anthony- kUMitng Clork. a o w a ns the Lake Charm Ulrd R es­ dicial C ircu it, Hctnluolu County. or w ild fow l o f any kind, o r squ irrel BnkH Company o f Daytonn, where ervation In the County nf Hvmlnolu. n t any tlrBo and that thorn shall Florida. not hereafter w ithin said lim its ho Bn It <mactod by tho LogUlaturo (HEAL) he hold the snnie position n f thu state o f Florida: any open season fo e gam o birds or M I U I I I I I I I I I H U I H I I I I I I I I I H H I K I I M I K 1 By A. M. AVEKKH. D. C; fow l of nfcy kind, ex cep t d om estic Hoetlon 1. A Bird Ilerfervatloh JAM ES O. H tlAllON. fow l, w ild duck, snipe, and c o o l, to bo k n ow n ns tho I.aka Charm Ulnl K ollcltor fo r Comptulnunt. and any person who nt uny ♦ ❖ ❖ + vnV{'s«+++*.:*.:..:..:..;.^.;..>.p .;.*:•*>•;• H osesvatlon Is beret,y creatod In Hept. j-1 2 -1 9 -2 8 Oct. 3. ■&-h *++*m * + : v *' timu violates tho p rovision s o f this ++*4*-;-^v *;**:**{**>*:**)*i*v*;.f+i, tho C ounty o f Sem inole within the {•-h-;-i*-:*+*74'4*fr4”*’+:'<^ lim its mid boundaries nml herein­ IN .T H E n i l U I T t o i l t r . SB V K N . law shall (upon cunvlwtlon bo p u n ­ a fte r described, to-w lt: T il J l ' l l t m i . ................. OF 1*1.0 - ished us h now provided by law Suctions I, 2. 3. 0, 10. U , 14. 15, K ill A. IN ANU F O R SEMINOLE Tor vloln llon t o f th'b Uaino L aw s 1 » • ; ' uf tills s i.i a. IS.. A ll la Tow nship 21—-H. of COUNTY. IN C H A N C E R Y . R ange 31. A lso Section ft In T ow nHectlqn l' It shall ho the d u ty o f ship 31, ra n g o 32 the County C om m issioners o f thu S u it t o Q u i r t T it le County o f Hemlnulo to post at v a ­ S ection 2. T hat It shall be un­ law fu l to kill, hunt, trap, destroy rious plnr*s on the Humlnole Bird Itesarvutlbn, provided fo r In tills by an y m eans whatever, within the CH AR LES H E N R Y BMITH, C om plainant. lim its o f the t,ake Charm Bird Res­ Act. notlfes to tho p u blic sh ow in g that no bunting Is perm itted In ervation provided for In Hectlou 1 said rcsifv a tlo n P and aru lio o f this act. any bird, w ild turkey, JU B E iyi M. A R R E D O N D A , ut al. P w - — alius the • D efendants. w ild goose, o r any wild bird or mb u|ainst v iola tion s uf this Pl ” llc " C ita tio n law. w ild fo w l o f any kind, or squirrel S e c tlo r nt any tim e mid that then* siiull TO : Joseph M. Arredundu and w lfo, T h is law shall licrumn 1 ■ — A rredon d o, w h oso Christian effective Imm ediately upon Its ■pas not h ereafter w ithin said limits bo any open aeanon for game birds ,‘ or name Is u n k n ow n : Hmiry M. Hanford, sag - o :by n thn ■' j__ L cglslalu ru _ n d 'n p fo w l o f any Kind, except douustle Individually, and us attorney In fa ct nrovnd »y t h e (io v e rn o r o f tho fo w l, w ild duck, snipe, and root, fo r (lortru d o E. HnnforiTNJiurtrudo Htutn ofl F lorida or Its b ecom in g a H anford; W illiam Al* .render law without Ills approval. and an y person w h o at uny thna K vlolatra the provisions o f this law Biu li.iniian. ns L iqu id ator •■fv the SANYO If D CHAMUKU OF COMahull upon con v iction be punbhdd F lorida Lund A C olon isation BIERCE us Is now provided by luiv for Vio­ lation s o f tho (lamu Lawr o f tills state. Hcctlon 3. Tt shall )i* the du t£ o f tho C ounty Cntnmlssluiiors of the C ounty o f Hcmlnule to post nt .va­ rio u s p laces o p the Lake Charm B ird R eservation , provided for: In th is A ct, n otices to tho public s le w ­ in g that n o hunting Is permitted la said reservation and w arn ing thu JUG! DON’T spend it all or spend any of i!i p u b lic again st violation s o f this law . Heotlnn 4. T h is law shall hrrnmo thoughtlessly. You work hard for your inj a ffe c tiv e Im m ediately upon Its puss a g o by tho L egislature and a p ­ come and it is only fair .that part of it should! p roved by tho (lovern or nf tho S ta le o f F lorid a or Its becom ing a work just as hard for you. If you will put a req law w ith ou t his nnprnvsl. O V IE D O C H AM BER OF COM­ MERCE ular part of your money in a Savings account l'tf fle p t: 9 - l J-lD-20. Oct. 3-ld -lT -J4-1L The young man who aspires to a iucccssful ca] | NoV. 7-14. it will work for you. S“&S.°SSSr,8.S WffiSvTdB S / l New patent inad^ihef dnd process s. | the firiish.. Gets the dirt-ears cle a in.from 20'to SO rhinuteS; Now 6pen io r business 1_ _ .— W T m. : *^ 9 9* sold b y alleged kidnapersform fl.60, two inner tubes and a xallons o f gasoline, little Martha Emma Horton, 4, Has been red to h e r parent*, Mr. and Mr*. William T. Horton at Memphis, T h e Hortons say that former neighbors stole the child from a lgham, Ala., hospital. The child was sold in Arkansas, but placed la a ‘ Memphis orphans’ hohr>e The arrest of tho alleged at Jasper, Ala., on other cflnrgcs, led to the parents finding ?U \ “ tv* r — ***-*•■•. ■* a ■«**--*i* »•t«. aiNDfnoNS •i. frr ir.‘ o n-.'-'-.S*. * r t " * * • .1^0, 1.— Ntujex Ferry 16 BX Fkrry to PeMnc&ln, from bridge 3 mites cast old earth ■-f condition, fair. 16 miles Ul excelfcnt. Pensocola to ibla Bay, county rood in fair - Escambia Buy to Milligan, brick and sand clay in good condi­ tion. Milligan to Mossy Head, county road, rough. Mossy Head to DeFuniak, under construction and rough, no detours. DeFuniak to Caryidile, good sand clay. Caryvilla to Cottondale, county rood In fa ir shape. Cottondale to Marian­ na, sand clay road in good shape. Murianna to tO mllea cant o f Chat­ tahoochee, county road in fair Dane, f Prom point above referred * 0 /to Quincy, under construction. m Take north county road which is In •d shape. Quincy to 1 miles st o f Quincy, good Hand day, From point above referred to, to Tallahassee, county rond In fair •hapo. Tnllahussce to.Sjniles cast vn Wadcsborn road, county toad in fair shape. Taka new road 8 miles east o f Tallahassee to Aueilln Riv­ er, good sand clay. Aucill: Itivur to Greenville, sand clay road in good condition. On leaving Green­ ville follow State Road No. I to Madison, Lee, Live Oak, Lake City and East. It is in excellent con­ dition. Lake-City to Jacksonville, Hard surfaced with usphait, con­ crete and brick. * * j Road No, 2— Georgia Line to Ft. —_____ , M y e rs. . Georgia Line to Jasper sand ciay pond in excellent condition. Jniper to White Springs rand clay road in fair condition. Short de­ tour front White Spring} to Su­ wannee Valley. Suwannee Valley through Lake City, High Springs And on to Guincavllle, excellent us* phuit-concrute roud. High Springs to Gainesville, 25 mites uf raphnlt excellent, first 10 miles aoutH of Gainesville asphalt surface .good, and of asphalt to Micanony 0 mites rough. Mlcanopy to Lowoil dsph&lt surface, excellent. Lo­ well to Ocala asphalt surface un­ der construction, detour about one mile in fair condition. Ocala to Belleview and Leesburg excellent asphalt surface. Leesburg to Eustls and Mount D o rn , good. Mount Dorn to Fort Myers, generally in good condition except between Ol­ ga and Fort Myers and four mites south of Zolfo which is muddy In rainy weather. Road No. 3.— Georgia tin e tc Orlando. Wilds Landing to Yulco sand clay road in good condition. Yu(uo to six miles south shell road in fair condition. From this point an into Jacksonville and Green Cove Springs paved road brick and treated rock base. Green Cova Springs to Palatku, graded and improved road, rough but passable. Pulatku to Sap, Mated to Dunn’s Creek, fair. Asphalt surface from Dunn’s Creek to Sisco, Crescent City, IMeraon and DeLeon Springs, excellent DeLeon Springs through DcLnnd to Hanford' and Orlando, fair. Detours between DcLnnd nnd Sanford as good as Sumter, Hernando nnd Pasco uf rough base in Hernando county. Itocd No, 4.— Georgia Line to Miami. Hard surfaced from St. Marys River to Jucksonyillu with asphalt and brick, excellent. Rond under construction by Duvul County from Hnyurd to S t Johns County line. Duval county, line to Bunnell G2 nlilts, U foot brick road with rock nhouldcrs. fair, Bunnell to end Relliy’^ asphalt road t> ndloH as­ phalt surface, excellent. Volusia County line to Daytona very good. Daytona to New Smyrna lli miles, (juarter mile detour, remainder paved. New Smyrnu to BrevurU county line 22 miles, 2 mile detour, vcmuimiur paved. Brevurd county line to Titusville, 12 miles all pav­ ed. Titusville to Cocoa 18 miles all paved. Cocon to Melbourne 21 mliex dll paved except qno mile in city uf Mnu Gallic. Melbourne to Scbustlafi River,* 17 miles, 6 miles ■helled rond, remuindcr paved. So- Commission W i l l State Hatcheries S o o n CITY REAL E , DUE OCTOBER 1,1925 J McLeod Takes Charge Of Men’s Furnishings Department of Store w] HIGHEST AIM IN C n t / I l 'l T < n I I I T S E V E N T H J l * . I ‘ ll I VI. f l l t t ' l I T IN A N I I KUIt f ll l M I N O L R I O l ’ N T V , FI.O IIIU A . IN t l l V N I E I l V . O. E. O tJn R lE R . • C om idalnan,. VfL JOHN II. BRO W N .’ ct al. Defendants. Order uf l'■ll>ll^ntl,■l| V o Jnhu II. Uruwn ami*— — Hrow n. his w ife, A nnie E. c r iffln , a w id o w . C harlie O rU flu a .id - ■— O r lfflu . hla w ife. Nettle K rlffln. tin* m arried, John \Wsh»* (irlfiin and ■------------- O rlffln . hlr. wife, and John A. AVootsn a n d ; ■— W ooten, Ids w ife , If livin g, i ml If dead,. „\l p ar­ ties cla im in g Interest under tho said John H. Brown, Annie E. O tif­ fin. a w id ow . C harlie Orlfftn, N oltla O rlffln . John Wngtaj* U rtfiyi oml Joh n .v W ootun. and cucii o f them, iced o r o th rrw is a and all un­ persons Interuiled la {ho ticscrlbcd prupvrty in rcer should make c'nnracfer and tducation his ‘ n highest aim. Diligent work, faitliMl saving and legular bank deposits arc a groat lelp in giving accuracy to your aim. Your accdukt is invitod. i • - W'xr ; i : q CAPITAL’ I'o Intel cat Paid on tiavin^s Accounts .•fsl P/USIC J .R S h ^ ( {juminolb (j[ouniij j^ank ph one 100 S a iifo r d .F la . STSEN G TH - SERVICE ......... — - 2 ji Ma* \ ' ^ >>C O M P A N Y M AGN O LIA AYTr'------ -- THE j 1ESS OF UUNNlNr, A I1UME LS |EAS1EK i t THE ADVERTISEMENTS. f. I6RESS — i— « •fd • ■ tt* ’ * ^ s �than a x iomn 3 &require* S & more S f rthinking &3 •The n»yai school for .radio taK gr continued’ the egrapby at Toalouae recently at**-, ed ah entertainment in which 4 * Idccessors, whe^ entrance of Joan o f Arc into Tool-, rt o r presidents, ouie was the chief attraction. The Iplomatic corps mala o# Orleans was represented the senate-and by a stalwart young sailor named a to hunting ea­ Josaet, who waa followed, by ^an­ st o f Ramboullother representing the faithful Lalident of France hire ana by the traditional pages, squire/, r --at-arms and trumpet­ Knergue himself , » ■ he never falls to ers o f thy 16th century. . r • -------p ests on their exAccordeon players have become Kg a cane instead the o f j a i i in France. Their Ft it becon a some- oncekings ridiculed instruments are now Is to watch others torts o f game with- much in demand to funlsh a tune I in the sport your- to offset the strident notes o f the brass instruments. Paris is aU ub guests asked the My. i Doumer...... replied M. ;■busiest man in the a tally on the shota It’s interlocutor had o f being one of the 'the party, and it is mjoyment of his inred to be merely iven in honor o f knet, minister of he close o f the fishat Bordeaux recentied entirely of fish, jae items on the pm having been fur“ boulllabaisse," -the bp of MarceUles, ber by Thackeray, nnd me was a salad of £ Basque coast, ply one thing,” M. rked later, .recalling plater o f posts and yell as o f commerce. I ‘florae,’ ” he said, tench means walrus. SSpfiprae flesh, meaning >. MB official pompously *' Hkgoi,” or horse eat(fflow ers of the sport ■ G P o p In arms. The city Mjpgtef Paris to raiso nd1 funds have put on octroi » “ the poor man’s beef o f about |1.00 for each 200 |teat Is the only meat nts o f the poorer kris can afford, their is in the municipal introduced motions to B oxiou s tax removed. P th e poor are not the per of horse meat. MInKid eaten in sandwiches Used to have great viries o f consumption nnd Itomers in the cheaper s o f the city eat it unipression that it is prime of Arc, who, centers before Lheard voices from the air, pi adopted as tho patron Ethe wireless telegraph op- it Km yet re tire d , Sir *11-asserted. io socalled . ^ 'mochanicallied” field artillery brigade is one In which special traction engines c»Uad “dra gon /’ are used instead o f hones to draw ths guns. The engine is very wide and-moves by means of caterjftllar “ tracks/’ These engines are supposed to be speedier than 'horses and able to travel over rougher ground. Field Marshal Robertson how­ ever, points out .that the delicate mechanism o f the .gun U liabel to be damaged .by aikh rough travel­ ing. Also If the “ tracks” become injured the gun is out o f action as fa r as movement is concerned. Sir William says that trial is being made of a new design by which the gun is carried, instead o f drawn as at present. It is argued in favor o f the “ dragon” that It-Is a cheaper form o f traction than horses, that it re­ quires fewer men, reduces the length of columns and enables stniment, and the musical brother­ guns to be kept behind and hood o f the nation has refusca to brought up into action quickly at recognise the output of the accor­ the last momept. deon as teal music. Few of-the ac­ Oxford trousers, as Lady Wilson cordeon players, be is noted, read music; they play by ear. However, sees them, are ail right in their they have caught the popular fan­ place, but she doesn’t think the cy and many blind and crippled legs of English gentlement the war veterans have developed an artistry in this medium that nos mado them favorite street entertalners. Their hats or tin cups alw a y s ttsl p o f f i sou s than fftll to . ore at ’AmeikmitJ i f i j ■Wh'BMlkinti, tng requested that the Ion of the unpacking ml of the gifts be loft to hi ally. .. it The souvenirs which haver come to him from South AMerlean friends cover a wide variety and include even stuffed animale.'There are also practical glfta, ebch as riding whips, cigaret cases and. nu­ merous other mementoes o f ’South Africa as well as South America. m al__MAHillnnnt nlrtVAV# o f good warm material, and with LONDON, Oct. 3—(/P)—That the my working parties in London, Oxuiubteiii of employing mefihanlcal and contrivances In warfare hns not assemble castroff trousers yet been solved and that their use transform them into children's Is still to be regarded as on tria l clothing. “ I cannot find any use for the js the judgement of Field Mar­ shall Sir William Robertson, Eng­ young men’s long hair as they are land's war chief of staff, based on wearing it today, else I should be his observation s of the recent man­ pleased to collect that from^thenv, oeuvres of tho British nrmy, which too.” All of which goes to show, one he watched as an independent ob­ commentator remarked, that server. In a review o f the manoeuvre's American press agents for money written for the Morning Post, Sir collecting organizations are not William holds that one o f the main the only people who know how purposes of the sham campaign in to hang their propaganda on a peg of topical interest. One "mechanlcnlized" field artil­ lery brigade was allotted to each army with a view to enabling a de­ cision to be reached ns to whether the other artillery brigades o f tho British army should be “ mechonicalized." The operations, the field mar­ shal asserts, did nut furnish an adequate test, but as for as they wont they showed that the “ me- The Prince of Wales’ tour In the southern hemisphere from which he is now returning to England, is believed to have broken all rec­ ords in the number of “ tokens of esteem," which has has had show­ ered upon him. Large numbers of souvenirs which have been pre­ sented to the prince in South America nro beginning to arrive at St. James Palace from various ports of Uruguay, Argentina and Chile. Both the labor and socialist par. ties are calling in the help of the arts—music and the drama, partic­ ularly— to assist them to victory in the next general election. They are not going to preach-to the elec­ torate so much, but have arranged to sing to som e,of them?through choral societies and to appeal td others through dramaic.societies. Arthur Henderson, secretary o f the Labor. Party, has urged the es­ tablishment of local choirs in as­ sociation with divisional ,and local labor organizations, labor choral unions for suitable areas for co­ ordinating the activities of social­ istic and co-operation choirs, and n national labor choral union to link up the choirs and union* on a national basis. Miles Mallison is to direct the independent labor party dramatic project, *nd intends to have a cen­ tral socialist company, profesalon- g la d ly accep ted tk« Y ta g ff^ tion . « appeared with bit sons, mak­ ing up a aeplot which .has won more harness race»•than any other d ivers in Germany.* The father­ ing cheered him to tM echo aa he dashed along with the vivacity of e young man. To the present day, H illi con­ tinues to advise his sons in rac­ ing matters. ■ * * 5 S 1 Blonds are out of style thia year in Berlin society, and many a'.Teutonic arete hen with golden tresses, eager to keep pace with the ultra fashionable brunette flapper, is disappearing into the depths of a beauty parlor from which she emerges w ith,hair of a dark hue with an undertone of red. Long huir is becoming more and more old fashioned for day wear but at evening functions ladies are appearing with artificial curls suplamenting their shorn tresses, it eing considered bod taste to have short hair go with elaborate even­ ing gowns. To keep the ladies, who now fre­ quent the barber shops, much more than formerly, in a good humor, many Beilin tonsorialists are in­ troducing the American system of supplying radio concerts for their customers. a a n iH iin iM M im n a m in im iin m n n Lawn Grass Seed ; f Carpet* Grafts ^eed * -Kilgore FlpridaLawn ami Golf Course Grass Seed. Also Pend and Beans for fall planting. lv' •. , § Phone 248 KILGORE SEED CO. Accounting System s Installed, / i'v i ** *4f* •| Audits, Monthly Bookkeeping Service C SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT CLIENTELE R. L Robertson Masonic Temple Bldg, always advisable, Frau Emma Krueger is convinced. She des­ cribes her experience nlong that seats during the intervals of a per­ line fas “ peppery.” She testified formance and walking about In the recently that her neighbor, Frau lobbies and foyers, n continental. Minna Bov tiger, neglected ncr her custom hitehrto looked down upon 1house-work ami was the cause of i" England, — is —*-• * in catching on in-Lonilorr Bwttger mMltannfeHcUy."1 don. On her wny home from the suddenly At a recent first .night o f a pi- court. Fr«u Kruejrer randello play tho main body o f the heard an excited voice behind her theater w o b quite deserted through nnd before she had n chance to duthe intermissions and the foyer fend herself, everything went durk wna filled with strollers nnd sit-* before her eyes and she felt a bit­ ters-out, including many of Lon­ ing pain in her eye-lids and pupils. don’s prominent personages. Geor­ Her erstwhile friend, Frau Bocttge Bernard Shaw wn-; one of these ger, had revenged heruelf by and he told friends that lie thought throwing finely ground red pepper the "stretching" idea an excellent Into Frau Kreuger’s eyes, i'asaone. era-by who witnessed the scene a Sanford, Fla. O N TH ESE! 4 lota on 3rd Street within ten minutes walk of post office. New street, paving paid. Many nice new Spanish bungniows in the vicinity. ROSE COURT Six rooms, garage, large lot. Priced For Quick Sale Built with great earn for resident owner. \ High grade, built-in features nnd many extras se­ lected for comfort and convenience. Terms 1-3 cash, balance semi annually. Essentially n worth-while property. was promptly urfested. BERLIN, Oct. 3.—(/F^— Devotees , Statistics show that in post-wnr o f horsa racing were treated to an Gcrmuny a pair of boots or shoes unusual spectucle here when 80- lasts its wearer about 13 months, yenr-old Anthony Mills, the Nes­ in 1021 nbout 01,000,000 pairs of tor of Berlin’s drivers in harness foot wear were manufactured in races, followed by his six sons, nil Germnny, about 4,000,000 o f which o f whom nre drivers with fine rec­ were shipped abroad, leaving 67,ords, jirove around the arenn of the 000,000 pairs for Germany’s popu­ Mariendorf ruce track. "Papa" lation of approximately 62,000,000. Two fifths o f the boots and Mills has just celebrated his golden wedding anniversary and friends shoes manufactured were o f wo­ nnd admirers, during the festiv­ men, about one fourth were men's ities in his honor, suggested that Loots, nearly a fourth footgear for he show the world that he could girls und the reinuindor for child­ still hold his own on the race ren. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 03, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald