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{N E W S PA PE R
TIIK W EATHER
:„ "riO ijila’rt I lc j ir t,
r d r c H t S r v c x e ta tn e
Richest G a rd e n L am !
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Florida: fair nnd much colder
tonight; cold wave if. extreme
north portion; heavy to killing
froati in extrem e north portion
j
A fso n rite d P r e s s Leaded W ire
A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y , D E C E M B E R
E ig h te e n P a g e s T o d a y
NUMBER 122.
Nick Holds Up
Sanford Dank
h im
i Declares
He
f:c j)t M a r i n e
-position As
n*:d Officer”
(rector Is
For Confab
geeWho H as
ir.okcd Out,”
pr Comment
Brys Win 1st House
Prohibition Fight
WASHINC.TON, Dec. 22.—(/U)
— In the first show down on
prohibition this session. House
drys today swept aside by n
vote of i:;9 to IV a proposal to
restrict the use of funds for the
purchase of liouor an evidence.
The proposal was-In the form
of no appropriation bill amend
ment.
fa m o u s New Y ork P u b lis h e r
‘m bs E a r ly T h i s M om !.?■' A fte r H a v in g R allied
* fem O p e ra tio n L a s t W eek
End Comes Peacefully
^ ho nt Suffering
nines I r a n S in k in g Spell
A ^ i 'l M id -N ig h t A n d T hen
• wife s A n o th e r R elapse
, The -bank
..... * of the city will
c!o:v Thursday evening nt 9
0 clock and remain closed until
Monday, Dec. lid according 10
a t. icv.i 'nt innde this morning
1 ” officials of the three insti-*
tutiun^.
In commenting on this dechton, liapk executives stated that
uch in t ion was taken to allow
the employees to take week end
trips during the Vuictido holi
days i! they so deal red.
Requests for currency, pay
rod requirement:!, tran sfer of
RITES FOR
N'orMy before 7 o’clock this
i»nu:i.; i?t the Lenox Hospital.
•'-r* -I'-jn -y had been suffering
! ‘toaitis which developed
llownt-r in operati n for appenirnttT A nting S a n f o rd M att,
’
11 Up i ■
\\ln> Wiw K illed A t H a in e s
1 •; i o
. , r; '•■■ry. but early today h.
t t(y S u n d a y B y N cffro, la
y*'r ' « sinking spell and the
L u rlc d H e re T h is Mo rn tn g
'] 1
v iiiu n short time.
'
\
VViiltn i i
Funeral i ites fun Owen R. Hig"'*ri
Mr. Mun.v*.*’* t-<-ni-t-*-1
gin-. wlio. was slmt «nd killed by
a negro m Haines City Sunday at•ermion, were held tliis morning at
-" m i oclock from All Souls Cath
olic Church. Rev. M. C. Clu.sby nsi ted by Key. \\. 11ism ntn-i.*.- i „*i,l
[p tflA . D ec. 22.
[/. Gen. S ra e d le y
a n n o u n ced h e
from th e M a rin o
[r to r e m a in in
:s d i r e c to r , o f
Lul an Iro u r In tKcadi’fck m a d e
l would n o t a c [r.il in th u poni[r .1 <•ffleer of the
L’v
truck leaves loaded with pres
for disabled veterans ia
sent n in e as ,i ents
la k e City hospital.
- I known the.
Sanford city adm inistration
iv r;td In puck- su:d
to lie model for many com
preparatory munities.
I * t vs commandPolice report for November
Corps base «*.
shows Sanford law abiding city.
STATE
Philadelphia
One of mo:-t serious traffic
• Mlmy nt jnmn
ever suffered in tho Unit
r Kendrick’s ed Slates
is report>Al a t Jack
January last sonville.
a one y ear’s
DOMESTIC
the Marino
Death claims Frank A. Mun. ppolntmunt
i t I! term oT s ty New York publisher, who
r ago 1'rosi- pnst-til away early *hin morning
: Mowing operation several days
i the leave ago.
, 1 uf 1925.
rulili-her rallied from :•
Coronado coal case which has
roll iu midnight hut again
beep in litigation for 11 years,
I i ri!.ipio nh iut -t o’clock
I I unseltl I a fte r ju ry Is di
i"ing. The end <nine jc-ucetliar. ed Monday w ithout fixing
! apparently without much
am ount of damages.
Mr. Muii-i
ritaiiu l
John Rockefeller Prentice pro
■ i until the final re*
le ts against publicity given him
had rcquir.d that lii.i
recently in connection with tho
"• John M. liydgo of St.
'revelation th a t ho in now w ork
burg, Fin., not bi neat f r
ing his way through Yale.
■ of tier great age ntid
Sir.edley Butler resigns from
•lrd ornditicn.
•M trine Corps, but Mayor KrndrVi. v/Hi not keep him in pres
ent position.
rmuc oi a run*
a drunken neg
FOREIGN
ro while riding in his nutnmnhilo
Hugo profits in English rub
tiii'ougii tlic ntrcet.s of finin'.h t ity
ber bt • iners revealed with ch arg
Sunday morning. It Is sanl that
es mndo in American Congress
the negro, after a few words, pul!
i cc< iillj.
ed the trigger, tin* bullet passed
Finance plans of Paul Doum, through Mr. Biggin's head, onusr r are strongly opposed by cab
ing instant death. The slayer was
A total of 11)3 arrests wore 1traced
inet ns well ns leaders of the
to ii house nearby and kill
i *.:i*I• hv Ih*- Hanford Police De ed during
Chamber of Deputies..
the course of a gun bat
partment during the month of tle with police
and citizens.
November. ; * '"tiling to the month
The
body
of
murdered man
Schooner Towed Into ly report -f Chief of Police Hoy was brought to the
Sanford yesterday
(I. Willian , |ii. and costs ac'.imln and win taken to the
P o rt With Its Captain lv coll itc.l amounted to ?2.710.7r-. , nfternm
home of Ralph W ight, a brotherThi* i
lid to show a very active j in-law, whore it reposed until time
Suffering1From Burns month
in comparison with the for the funeral this morning.
h. uni fall reason.
Surviving Mr. B ig g in a re hiNOR KOI K,. v r., Dec. 22.—(A1)— Trafflt vhilatin led the Ilrt
The chooner Frederick J . Lovatt, with ,;H a m t . <1. rd 'iiy conduct mother, Mrs. Mary Higgins; bro
which was afire ut sea, today was j showed 15. drunki r.nc: * .18, gahili- thers iMward and Jumv.i; his sin
rafo in port a t Charleston, S. CL, | ling 12 nnd ci 'lit nrrests were ters. .Mr. Ralph Wight and Mrs.
Xvherc her m aster, Capt. John Imt- niude on warrai.t diarging salt* ; I.iiVerne Hurt of Sanford; Mrs.
tie, was taken to a hospital suf or illegal posse • inn of liquors. I Julian Stryker. I-ansdale, I’n.;
Mrs. Harry Dickson, Orlando and
fering from burns.
In commenting on the report, Mrs. Lucian McLeod of Tampa.
Tho
fire
resulted
from
a
gaso
•ucheur line explosion in the engine room, Chief William- tated thnt tho Mr. Higgins was tho son of the
r. nnd
the forcu of which threw the nmn- work of the force was very satis : hito J. ('. Higgins, for many years
A when ter init of the room. Despite his factory and that every member ] tiie superintendent of the fir.it' di
■ studyi injuries Capt. I-attio directed the Imd shown the otuo.-t zeal in the ; vision of tiie Atlantic Const Line
«s that•v » lk of fighting the fire and sav
onposi-1 ed
his ship, except for n burned
financo away forecastle. Blindness devel
f Depfrom his hurts, but subre
A tlanta Will Not
ir, but! oped
fluently his sight hud been restor
divided ed.
.
Tho coa t guard cutter Yaniacraw left Savannah; her home port,
early Sunday to took for tiio Lo*"itt which had sent <listrc--s calls.
The Yaimicraw towed her into port.
Huiutiling'i ot a aturiu on I'icl
Gulf of Mexileo are noted in tho ;
Cuii of Mexico are noted in the 1
numbers of small craft uud other!
meat
vessels yesterday. One of tlicse
the S. S. Hastings, commanded by
( ’apt. Ityatenda reported th at they
the Charleston was that "tlic in
ran into a gale whieii the wind
tricate btrp and motion" Involved
blew nt an estimated velocity of
would endanger the buildings in
100 miles nn hour.
whicli dancing occurred.
November Aet»ve
iVonth For Chief
William’s F o r c e
Position
Heavy Frost Tonight
Forecast By Dureau
QUITS ItFSEKVE CORPS
ORLANDO, Die 2.—(/P)—1>
MILWAUKCK—Also becuino of
ar.d Mrs. G. T. H ing, parent tho Mitcliell affair, H arry C. Ho
Warren ( gan, of Bridgeton. Maine, hnr* re
of the late Prcsid
in Qrlanti signed as n first lieutenant in the
Harding,
have
arri
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dec. 22.
Marion. ( reserve.
—(/P)—Warning of n heavy to from th rlr home
winter her
killing frost in the extreme north They will spend t
I ortion of tho state and light to . with their niece M
\ •
j heavy frosts in the central portion born.
! tonight, wu* issued by the U. S. ' While Dr. nnd M
I rived in Orlando I*
w .ather bureau Imre today.
presence was not n
The advisory morning stated:
"F air and much colder tonight til today, Ihty lu
with cold wave in extreme north days immediately
portion; heavy to killing frosts in rivul in touring tl
of this
extreme
north portion; light to territory
construe
counties.
heavy
frosts
in
central
portion
tod" on tho
Chnttoa*!, I night; Wednesday fair weather, TO HAVE SUNDAY HABER
in south portion. Moderate
y-Sovcnth ]i colder
inns filc.l to fresh northw iat winds.”
MADRID—Spain i ’ }o have
- Maurico
Sunday papers for tho first ‘jnu
ih Its histocy. The unitors o’.sllm
the iden .but Premier I’nmo dc
Rivera has asked firmly that Ptj »•
li.shers in ench town get out a joint
Sunday edition to inform tn*
people of the world’s news.
Two Cars Collide
On Eleventh Street
NEW TOUCH TO .MOVIES
Kumcnt*,
WASHINGTON—Tim CooIMjw
hay.* introducuil n new touch to th'’
nuivic;* in the ca.it room of the
W hite House.~ A 22-piece orches
tr a was imported from New York
for the showing of a wur pleturv
last night.
O ffic ia ls
R e p o rt
G re a t w t
R u s h O f C h r is tm a s M ail
E v e r W itn e s se d L o c a lly ;
E n la rg e d F o rc e N e c e s s a r y
Express Embargo
Causes E xtra Work
XlAV YORK, Dee. 22.—(VP)—
A- Munsey, newspaper man,
i
k r, \ £ 2
P o s t M a s te r H all R e p o rts ISO
P e r C e n t O f A ll P a c k a g e s
A re C o v e re d B y I n s u r a n c e
Postm aster J. B. Hall this morn-
)anrora city government
Considered Model Form !i
Masiy Florida Conamunit
In n discussion relative to the
new street sweeper will'll the city
iccently purchm -d City Manager
W, D. Williams stated today that
ho has received several inquiries
from other Florida cities regardin;; the ;•wee per ami also other
equipment in use by t!ic various
departm ents.
It was reported that the com
pany which had installed the new
}Weeper in Sanford lnd made many
other union r n the strength of the
one nmdo to this rity. Photo
graphs were taken at 'he time th •
sweeper was delivered mvi are be
ing used by tho company in their
various sales campaigns, it is sail.
Receiving no many inquiries nbout the new sw e per led Mr. Wil
liams in tell of tins many delega
tions from various Florida cities
•who often come to Sanford for a
study of local city government a f
fairs and of tho many new tin
provements which have been made
during tlic past two years.
"Citizens of Sanford ran lie
proud," r-nid Mr. Williams, “of
tiie fact Umt our’.s is considered a
Shippers Degin Using
Mails As Em bargo
Is P ut In E ffect Dy
Express Companies
A. C. L. May Ban
Coast Shipments
The Herald on n tour through tho
local post office in order that the
public may be told of the enormous
task th at tho postal authorities
are facing in attem pting timely
distribution of all incoming mails
nnd the sending out of the thou
sands of packages rnd cards which
Sanford people are mailing to rel
atives and friends in other cities.
A t a into hour thii morning tho
local office was "hitting on all
Hx." most of tho incoming mail
had been assorted, distributed and
was in process of being delivered
!•» all sections of tho dty.
The tacks were practluilly e m p
ty and only the condition of the
floors told of the rush which had
occupied postal clerks a few hours
before.
Orderliness Prevails
The tremendous night shipments
had bt*cn disposed of and, in the
interim before another train, tho
dorks were either a t their honica
for rest and for food, or were en
gaged in an.king outgoing mini.
How flpon row of greeting raids
mailed hv lajnl lie dncsH limetes
we:>- licuily .stacked awaiting dis
tribution to. ih* various carriers,
' n in* d il -ercd by th *:vnu the day
before t'urtrtiM'.n. Thousands .of
nutgiing letteir and curds were
being tied into hiiiiiM bundlat nnd
trtfv r
tossed into mail sacks destined for
every corner of the United Slates,'
carrying the well wishes of K an-,
ford t« the rest of the country.
ta r g e s M ndc In A m e rie u n F e d e ra l J u r y is D isc h a rg e d
The common idea held by many!
in F o r t S m ith , A rlt., A f te r
C o n trro 's B rim * O ut S om e
that tho postiffice is a scene of
cliao- during t’.u Christmas rush
f n le r t .lin g F ig u r e s ; I ’a r' u n cit
i t - In a b ility
is r».' wrong, if anyone has a m en-1 lii’. ’. rtc n t A lay I ’ro h e M a ile r
•I' "cstined for ..
T o F ix Am ttit*. O f D a m a g e s
t il nictu -c of thousands of torn
- . .
/ ll*7* state ate* ? '.
•*hi* '■ -*••■ :»• IIy nm*t be *.1,..i .
(
and broke.* packages, of ChrigHiuil
b ( h it s r n
good* being scattered in pro- j
,
P
l
.
I
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,
,
,
i1
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through
Jiicksonvilte.
(iV)—Complain
fu ion over the floors ami tallica I tntieii ot big profits in rubber
0, a • , n ; V" rt* • "IM wrlnuda of mail ^
within tlio pnsloflice, they will h
..
m. I," . ' ,n:UU,t r" r «"U»hern Florida h
hn\ t betm mod cvllti i •
.••non got tlrri* louses dm-te-t off, front Y/aahington that manipula
• ii > '" Ihamlled through Jncksotivillo cv.
^
1#,ry tiny, hinpatuhen from Tampa %
by taking a trip through the ofMonday quoted
C. 8. Ilo.kins,
lice. First, order prevails: ctccond, tions in rubber prim s by British
I " s tr ic t court traffic niniingcr of the Tamp.i
Mm -i end smoothness characterize interests would bo tho subject of
* ln!o Monday Hoard of Trade, ns saying thnt a
the work heliind the imrtitlonij, mi investigation. It n aid that
’ 1 •*i 11>1111y t i recent iiivcstigutina of conditlona
wl-.cro very few people ever get ‘ unless consumption f. severe
ly curtailed during llu year it
ty i.t the coal there rrvcnlod them ns steadily
to go.
i ii- dunm/re.i j becoming worse.
will
ho in cxcosii of >ii It produc
Embargo Affecting Postoffie**
tion within a year or two.
!»,(• " again.-.
An embargo on the Atlnntld
\\ hc-o naked v hat effect tho ex
i * Wot*.* r . , I <• ist Lim*. which will virtually
British
rubber
companicr
aro
dcpress embargo had upon postal
n ,.vidunl:i.
I'nrnlyte traffic iilo'ig Iho w e t
busilies.s, Mr. Hall very tliliulnr.iy elnm l liy the Daily Express t.i
' i. I. il in *"i*t, « u i predicted by Mr. Hos- :
took the reportet down a flight of have increased profits bv atmai
i label distur kin , who raid it would l>o laid
I'tepa which l«d into n corner of,
mining tlis lr i* ,down within a few hours. Th*l
]
P.i^e.
An*.erica’s
purchaien,
e
v
tile bnsemo/it. The ansvr.v to that
Valley in the
t coast i i nerved almost cxclmi*
il .
question was Mucked against nil
’t !io complain-1 ively by this railroad.
j
in;;,
formed
tiie
gr.
it*
r
part
f
four walls of the room. Automo,eling tin* CorVolume files t'p Fast
Dili* tires, typi writers, foodstuffs, I thla enormous amount. BritU i
i.u.ie tiie rate
Embargoes, Mr. Ilosklns snlil,
I
plantations
furnished
"■
tlaj
n
•
butter and a tiiousand vaihua a rt
; I tliat tie defcn-jlavi been resorted l<* l»y the rail- •
icles common to cxprta.s shipments]I borhood of one h alf il.i world'
d to re train iatet | way and nxpress con.panics, hi ,
i
production
or
about
2MiJiliO
toil*.
were being assorted an I carried
•• and nr.dot tho order to keep part cf the shipout to a waiting liuck for delivery j Koine of tho rptrula'or.i in runonline anti trqpt statute asked I m'*nt:i moving
hut tho volumo.^
l
i
r
are
asserted
to
have
I
u
t
hesiv
to the butdness houses for which:
1
tho
am
o
twit
•
:
up
faster
thnr it cun bo
lily la. t week when rpot i live . «l*i:
tin y were destined.
*;«i »r dinniu e. which lli.y leshippcd. One of tiie greatest
largely
to
American
intercuts
in
Mr. Hull stated th at many Sannl were i n5•. of the labor eofitrlliiitory cuuacs, h i :.aid, is tho
for<! iieuple were bringing fruit i] tiie m uikit, dropi ct| nearly a slullublen.
method of idiipnitnt uf lens
into the office for shipment. Ho'1ling. There was a partial renc
t
’lalnllff
i
Win
In
1!*I7
|carload
rhlpmonts for polnta out of
lion,
however,
a
t
th
•
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ml
*>
f
tne
said that the clerks were trying to
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i ,
! ‘ho state. Theso nro loaded Into
| week unit the dtu u liin is not be(Continued on page •').)
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a n r i with many pierrs fur differ,
• ing viewed v * h r n< i ul a . >i
Ion the m arket where it in useurt;
in '
i " '. ■ ■ ■ • " " * >i«■b
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i t . i ; i mville. At
1e<l the law of supply and demand
ihi
point,
Mr.
Hoskins snhl, thenen
i.iuat finally dutvruiir.e prtci .
> Vi Iiri\, to be unloaded, the parIl ia uut known whether t ail.
*-!i redistributed and louded into
Iarieiit, before toljourniug for tti
ill other cars for reshtpment- . I Christmas holidays, will tuke u;*
The txjire.is company is employ,
|ih u charge of Imd L*illi niude l>*
• second jury in;: !*<>') njcti
in thU work, ho. V»
j Representative Hull <f Tennusiv**,
I by Hie court le i : d. The Jncksonvillo post- ’
against Britain with icgortl to a!
Till* was also <Tti *• i using 150 n u n over and
1lijgfil omuipulailou i crudo rub« ' m c iti usual cuipi >ymcnt. lu
:ber or of the uiulumcnt of P.eprcn e t, local unions in«l Individtien. the postm aster lind prvas•entative Tildun who prep: zed lit
Tiie m istrial ordered last il into service every vehicle of any
investigation of tiie tut.I.ci sitimin tin- third attem pt to do- kind he cun procure, in order to
tion v.nich is 1 1 l>.< h Id by cuaniuo the L ino entno after tile facilitate the movement of mail.
- ha*l com ldem l the qqextiou
Itallread officials ray a largo
72 hours. Judge Molyncaux part of the trouble lien In trying
Minneapolis presiding by as- to make two trains run on a tract;
enfc, declared ■ th * third whenu only one had run before*.
I ended that iie had no author- Tlds huri been necessary they said,
:
t • net it down fur another jud- beennso of tiie unprecedented In!
cream in passenger, freight, cx- , ‘
SituationViowed W ith
Alarm As Govern-
"ii1 F ’ri'ifS INCORONADOCOAL
i'NCLISII RUBBER. CASE UNSETTLED
Injured Speed Cop
Is Reported Better
At Local Hospital
American Leg
Sanford Police Know
Nothing Of Girl Said
To Dc Dost In Daytona
i no reported disappearance o»
Lillian Cartis lini not ocen breu ;hl
tn the attention of local police,
tlr y : tnted this morning when
shown u ntnry cut from n DnvIona‘newspaper in which the girl
wn-> mid lo have been the daught
er of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Curtis, of
Sanford, and had bvtu ruporte>l
mii ing since lust Tutiuny rrorn-
REALTY BOARD
U
The Sanford Realty Bou*d
was first organized in October,
t'J2t and now has t’»7 members.
It is now filing papers for in
corporation as a non-profit ot*
gunizutioii, which action wuc
recommended by the state a s
sociation of Rculty Boards.
Thu board meets every Mo'W,
day noon fur lunchoon and diictuisinn of local and statewide
oinrutions and the various buxlacss which is of Lntersst to
real estate men.
Tho president of the board *<v
H. ( \ Du Bose, v. ho.'o office u
at ltd i’ark Avenue.
A multiple li-ti:
within the main bodv is now i* j
us being small | „ o c v ., o i Q rg.nl*.ti-m.
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY. DECEMBER 21,,1925
a distinctive
home community
i
Sales Agents
Next to Post Office
TELEPHONE 588
1’IUST STREET AND PALMETTO AVE
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Mound Village
On the high shores of the St. Johns River
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A Superlative Location for this Superlative De-velopment.
There can he no duplicating this ideal property----When it is taken there is NO MORE like it----The ONLY natural elevation along the Sanford shore lin<
It possesses an ideal surface contour----Gigantic oaks and a variety of tropical trees and shrubs
There will be paved streets and boulevardsA white way lighting system----Beautiful entrance design commemorating Indian lor<
Water and electricity to every lot----Parks and parkways, with shrubs and flowers-----Docks and dockwavs----A limited number of lots, under Section One, are offered for reservation a t pre - development
prices until January 11th.
The unfavorable weather prevents airplane flig ht as advertised. This event will take place on the
first clear clay, and award of prizes will be made on the day after the flight.
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itston Organization, Inc,
SALES AGENTS
Masonic Building
Telephone 707
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PAGE
IRD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1925
------ -----
iped As POSTOFFICE I S Prentice Protests r
S e s tio n CROWDED WITH Against Publicity1
Serious HOLIDAY GIFTS1Given HimRecently
'f f t r S t a m o b l l c
T 0f getting thetc
n the state where
Uthe>r being for1
*er. Val-
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where he has been attending school,
to snend the holidays here with
his vparents, Mr. and Mr*. L. N
llanaell.
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Miss Fern W nnl, who is Attend
ing Drnughan'a Bdairf«ss College
Miss Carol Stone, who has been
at Atlanta is spending the holi• Attending Peabody CoP.cge at N ash
ilays here with her parents, Mr. ville, Tenn., is spending the holi
and Mrs. H arry Ward on Seventh days here with her parents, Mr.
Street.
and Mrs. A. H. Stone on Cameron
Avenue.
Miss Elizabeth W hitncr, who is
a student a t Cathedral School
at Orlando, is spending the C hrist
Ralph and H arry Woodruff a r
mas holidays here with her par rived home Monday from Chapel
ents Mr. and .Mrs. D. F. W hitner
Hill, N. C. where they nre students
on Oak Avenue.
a t the University of North Caro-,
Dan Hansel! will arrive here lina. and will, spend the holiday
Wednesday from Mars Hill, N. C. here with their parents, Mr.
Personais
He’s
(Continued from rn^o 1.)
MELROSE, Mn«.i Dec
dfccourage the shipment of f r u its , - J o h n RockefeUer > r tn tW , Yak- '{
and iithpr
other m-r.sha
perishable
,
....................
Him, 1
-n,i
U , m a te
l l i 3piudent.
telephone operator, and
rate on this class or m an is very n grandson of John D. Rockefel.
b i-h . in some cases being more k r . im pending the holidays with
than the cost of the goods.
Franc,, F. Chase, uncle of Miss
I t was stated that five extra Francis IVrley Howard.
y 'i
rcn’Cve been mode] scheduled tim e. Two of these clerks neither , r tricken*norVmltten^and
.’weeks although it are engaged In w ritin g in s u ra n c e ,p ro to n ,| again.-. Unking the names
1 by the conges- 1on outgoing packages. The others ot his guest and his niece
£ ?h3!t been afford- arc handling the incoming mail. 1 Prentice, when suspended from
Receipt of food and J
Most
i ackages Insured college some time ago. came to
P.. uy ,-ea. I h c
Mr. Hall stated th at most of the ».««-:
t,
,rjj iur Mrc bag0 nnil
ri 'jrith craft of all packages being mailed by Sanford it was white running errands and
I f hen being la d -1people this year werb being insur- .king ,„id;oba ab..utth e 's to re
- / v
l ed. He
If., said
nni.l th a t only
» h I., about
nl,nn» 50
Itlt per
tine I t . .t 1.
..
tltat Iip met Miss«•. Howard.
cent of last year's, m ailing went
[(ctilf ln Tampa
La^t night, he denied himself
'sPianipa become i out insured and that full” 90 per to reporter, but through Mr. Chase
•urvey Monday by cent carried insurance this yenr. lie protested against the publicity
tennis committee Practically every package going .hnt had been his sir.ee it- was
revealed
calU tot
for n re- discovered recently that f t was
as
_ that through the office cnlU
Ljai, in the Tampa ceipt.
hark in Yale,
holding
the, Jame- - - .............
James
Postal clerks say th at if all the ilogan scholar-hip, usually given Dr. William McGovern of London «{►
. for January alone
packages wore lost in tran sit, idl a poorer man, and in addition run is being sought in northern Peru
solid carloads.
by a itrarthing party tin t fears lie ♦
„a‘c m poulanty of tho money in the state of Florida ning a night switchboard to help bos
met somo accident. He left
||g as a mean* of would bo necossnry to pay thoJpay experrts.
London ioii August to explore
fa n ; of Congress- Maims of'Sanford
."Whir,don’t they leave me- South Am a ria and has ,not been
r,.cf a paralysis of bit 0f cvidenco th at better m crch-..ninm ?" Chase reported' Prentice heard from since Oct. 31.
beta aroused an 1 undiso is being sold.
had said. “It's nobody'r busincs!.”
j a note of warn—•
Itli an appeal to the
TO BE DEPUTY COLLECTOR
W ce Commission
office department.
TAMPA, Fla., Dee. 22.—{.■?)—
’ his home in Kiaj for the holidays,
Jam es E. Wallace, fdrm4r!y of
traphed tho IntcrNewberry, S. f'., was today named Tho following plumbing shops
Commission sugby C. N\ Hildreth, Jr., Florida will ho dosed Christmas ami
railroads nre to
11
collector to ho deputy col Saturday:
(Continued from page 1.)
congestion. Tho
lector in charge of the new cus
Mahoney Walker Co., Inc.
Lteil that there are planning of tho various improve toms office at Went Palm Beach.
Sanford Machine anil Foun
Sets from the state ments, officials say, every factor The recommendation was sent to
Earners insist on which may later enter into the the Treasury Department today.
dry Co.
l)e as the only one, making of a metropolis 13 careful
Mr. Wallace was formerly with
J. A. Sands.
*
laffic experts, tho ly studied. From tho m anner in the customs service a t Charleston,
Lee
Brothers.
which
the
work
along
the
bulk
lys to Florida btbut resigned last March to enter
A. I). Rosier.
head and the streets near the lake other business in West Palm
jle are:
front is proceeding, citizens gen flench. The port of West I’alin
Members Sanford Master
(tewajs Given
hoard Air
Lino erally are beginning to see what Beach was rc-opened Inst October. Plumbers Credit Association.
main line shoots the city is aim ing at in its beau
Snail without com- tification program , Mr. Williams
gvillc. Baldwin is said.
Svillc.
City M anager Williams nnd City
Atlantic Coast j Engineer Fred T. Williams have
[lakeland to Way- not been content to plan improve
ments in Sanford w ithout n
| thence north.
;■<! the commission thorough study of conditions pre
phio action, even valent in other cities. Together
^tailing passenger they visited ninny Florida cities
to move freight and from their visits they have
Bub It on Congested, Aching Chest—Loosens Up that Tight Feeling
learned much through a study of
Ik
at (luce—Sur.Iy Brings Quickest Belief.
im to Postm aster tho mistakes, and the good fea
Ease your light, aching chest. Bub for colds, backache, sore mus
eat' said that the tures, of city building us it is done
Stop die pain. Break up the con cles, stiff neck, lumbago, or the
If parcel post bo- over the entire atatc,
fbargo will in adThu experiences of many com ge tiuli. K< • I a had cold loosen up pain.t of rheumatism or neuritis,
; a m ill tie up, re* munities arc molded into a com in jii ’ a short time.
*
"lied Pepper Bub” is the cold you feel the tingling bent.
h in * in tiie state. plete history from which SunIn three minutes the congested
Lw and the Inter- ford gleans th a t knowledge which rennniy that brings the quickest
ICommiasion to get enables the continual betterm ent of re'icf.' it cannot hurt you and it spot is warmed through and
plan for relief. the city as a whole, stated, the certainly scorns to end the tiglit- through. When you are suffering
n -s urni drive the. congestion and so you can hardly get about, just
—
i City Manager.
o irenes■> tight out.
get a ja r of Bowles Bed Pepper
C. E. i’elot of
When bent penetrates right Hub, made from red poppers, at
i have been tho
”iiy drug store. You will have
Lid Mrs. James G. Jess nnd Stew art Long arrived down iutu colds, congestion, ncliiti; tiie
quickest relief known.
heir car for Tam* i Monday afternoon frem University m"; ’ and ore, stiff joints, re
For free sample mail this adverJII be the guests of of Alabama to spend the holidays I'1'1 " 'I1U' iU ''inv.
Nothlng baa such concentrated, lisenunt to Whitehall Phnrnmeal
.rthur Milan on a here with their parents, Mr. and
dawn tho West Mrs. J. O. Ljjng a t their home c n p-miraiing heat us red peppers. Co., Inc., 398 Madison Ave., New
I Oak Avenue.
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you apply Bed Pep!1 i | Yuik, N. Y.
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Mrs. F. U Woodrui
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tc. Mrs. R. A. Newman,
rarner Scoggan. Everall Dash.
Uob Dodson, Bill I-akc, Edward
Luke. E d i t i o n Patterson, Calvin
Teague, C. W. Spencer Jr., and
John Meisch. *
Mr. a id Mrs. J. II. Lcrmnn and
their guests', Mrs. Francis Hunk,
and Mrs. J . J. Wheeler of Crown
Point, Ind., nnd Mrs. J . C. Gibbs
formed n party motoring to Win
BILLS.ARE I)I$APPgpVEO
ter Park Sunday afternoon whore
they ynttended the Christmas can
WASHINGTON—tJncle Sam in
tata given by the glee clubs of
Rollins College.
firmly convinced tn at generonity
to his Indian wards does not re
Among those irom Sanford nt- quire him to nay $1.10 for one
brave to fly 200 mile* from Kan
ttnding tho Tri Delta Sororiety s a s City to the Osage restrvation
dance Saturday evening in Orion- in Oklahoma and $114 for an.1 * a t the Orange Court were th" oth«r to mak" the trip by taxi, es
Missis Olive Xvwmna, Nr.omt pecially as the train fare in the
other direction to a hospital was
Scoggan, Maud Lake, Mae Holly, $8.02 each. And so tho taxi nnd
Mildred Holly, Georgia Mobley, pi o bills have born disapproved.
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trade, re
City Government Is
Considered Model
Form Over State
NOTICE
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$19.95 LADIICS’
SILK DRESSES
$27.50 MEN’S
ALL WOOL SUITS
$16.95
$25.00
SUITCASES
LADIES’ HAND PURSES
$8.00
$4.00
BOY LONG PANTS
AGE i TO l(i
TOWEL SETS
IN CHRISTMAS BOXES
$2.79
$3.00
M* I
I(
DOUBLE WOOL
BLANKETS
r* ♦
$3.5010$6.00
%
$22.50 LADIES’ FURTRIMMEI) COATS
BOY’S SUITS
4 PIECES
$19.95
$12.50 LADIES’ SILK
DRESSES
$9.95
one of the most desirable locations in tiie city. I loving all modem
pnvoniences and improvements. Right in the midst of hearing orhi^»e
P'OC*.
CHILDREN’S FUR
TRIMMED COATS
MEN’S BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS
$7.50
$2.19
MEN’S TIES
IN CHRISTMAS BOXES
MEN’S BATH
ROBES
$ 1.00
$4.00
MEN’S SILK
SOCKS
$30.00 MENS ALL WOOL
SUITS
B'liuk action is necessary if you w ant one of the best home offeiings in
city today.
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Dean-Berg Corporation
72x90 PIPPLETTE
BED SPREADS
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LADIES’ BROWN KID BED
ROOM SLIPPERS
$2.19
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$27.50
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Phone 713
P First National Bank Bldg.
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ALL SWEATERS
AT
REDUCED PRICES
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$1,500 Cash, Balance 1-2-3 years.
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f
$16.00
with hath and breakfast nook
- $ 6 5 0 0 .0 0
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LADIES’ CREPE
KIMONAS
$7.50
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$1.50
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The Sanford Herald
A Blessing In Disguise?
-
f a U l i l H t t t r r aflrrao n n r m p t
• ■ W a r a t S a a fa rd . F lo rid a
111 M a g n o l i a A r r a o r _______
Freight embargoes, express em bargoes and various other
limitations of shipm ents present a serious menace to build
n l e r r d a a . S r r o n d C l a s s M a t t e r . ing operations in Florida despite all th e effo rts that have
c t n b e r 37, 1)19, a t t h e 1’n s t o f f l c e
It seems
a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a u n d e r A c t o f been made to effect relief from the congestion.
M a r c h 3, 1*97.
tim ely and appropriate to again remind Sanford people of
ft. H . D l'. iu ;......e d i t o r a n d M a l in g e r the alm ost unlimited potentialities of the St. Johns River
R , U TIKAN--------- A a a o c l a t r K d lto r
K A III.U K. J O * n * , M a n a g i n g e d i t o r as a medium for the transportation of those things neces
sary for the continued prosperity o f this city and neigh
a c n s r H i F T i o x iia t iim
■
O n e Y e a r — 17.00 Six M«nlli*....*3.50 borhood.
D e l i v e r e d In C i t y by C a r r i e r , p e r
The figurative tears that are being shed because of the
w e e k , 13c.
W e e k l y Kill t Inn J2.00
liar
|> tr yvaflF
ear.
seriousness of the freight tie-up have blinded many to the
*p k c t a i. s o T ic K t
All o b i t u a r y remedy o f the situation represented in the navigable St.
n o tlc e a , c u rd * o f l h a n k a . r e s o l u t l o n a a n d n o tl c e a of e n t e r t a i n m e n t * Johns, offering ready accessibility to the Jacksonville piers.
w h e re c h a rg e s a r e m a d e w ill be
c h a r g e d f e r a t r e g u l a r a d v e r t i s i n g While river development has long been advocated by farrale* .
sighted citizens, and initial steps have been taken for the
*1 KM li t: It A S O O C IA T B D F U R S *
construction of a warehouse at the foot of Sanford Avenue,
T h o A s s o c i a te d T r e s s Is e x r l u s Iv elv e n t i t l e d to t h e u se f o r re - th is city is far behind in its water front program, and quick
p u b l l r a t l o n o f a l l n e w s d i s p a t c h e s work will be required to bring it up to date.
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
c r e d i t e d In t h i s p a p e r a n d a l s o th o
Just as the great freeze of 1880 proved to be somewhat
fe c a l n e w s p u b l i s h e d h e r e i n .
All
o
f
a
blessing in disguise in that the absolute loss of the
rig h t* of re p u b llc a tlo n of special
d i s p a t c h e s h e r e i n a r e a l s o r e s e r v e d . citrus crop focused the attention of growers on celery, let
tuce and diversified produce, thereby increasing the agri
TUESDAY, DEC. 22. 1923.
cultural worth of Florida lands by many millions, so it is
TUB HERALD'S PLATFORM
1.— Deeper water route to Jack* th at the present rail embargo, hailed now ns one of the most
injurious actions for Florida’s growth, may come to be one
•onrille.
2.—Construction of St. Johns-In- o f the greatest factors in Sanford’s development as a dis
dian River canal.
tributing center.
3. —Extension of white way.
T he continued congestion of railroad yards will neces
d/—Swimminft pool, tennis courts,
sarily result in the importation of supplies by water, and
etc.
5.— Augmenting of building pro those cities that haven’t got the w ater route m ust consign
gram —houses, hotels, a p a r t - their goods to Sanford, to be hauled from her warehouses
ment houses.
b> motor trucks to communities scattered over a wide area.
6.—Extension of street paving
T hat General H. S. Sanford recognized the importance
program.
o
f
locating
a city blessed with both rail and water trans
7. —Construction
of
boulevard
around l-akr Monroe.
portation facilities is shown in nn excerpt from an old record
8.—Completion of city beautifica found in the archives of S. O. Chase, having reference to
tion program.
0.—Expansion of school system a speech delivered by General Sanford on Decomber 16,
with provision for Increased fa 1886 following his return from abroad.
A fter he had been formally greeted by a com m ittee of
cilities.
_______________ __
Sanford citizens a t the "Opera House”, General Sanford is
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
quoted as saying:
"I have come hack to put my shoulder to the wheel, and,
GREAT AND TR U E:—Ascribe
ye grontness unto our God. He w ith your co-operation, we will hasten that development
is tho Rock, his work is perfect; which we all sincerely desire.
for all hia wnyH nre judgm ent; ft
“I nm glad th at you still adhere to the name of Gate
God of truth nnd without iniquity,
just and right is he. Dcuternomy City, which I gave a number of years ago. It is the ap
32: 3 4.
propriate name of Sanford, situated as it is at tho head of
PRAYER:—Our God nnd F ather, navigation, so to say, o f this beautiful and m ajestic St.
Thou nre our shadow from the
heat, and shelter from the storm , Johns. Sanford is indeed the Gate City of South Florida.
w ater in the wildernetu, the shadow It is the natural distributing point for its products and its
of a g reat rock in a weary land.
supplies.
-------- o--------“We have our grip on th is great waterway, the St. Johns.
WINTER PANIC
W
ith
it we can control prices and easy access to the world’s
The wind blows cold outside,
markets.
Large steam ers of the sam e system as Clyde’s,
Its dirges of despnir
are bound to come when needed, and when improvements
Mock a t the sum m er’s prido
Of beauty everywhere.
are made at a few points on the river, I predict in a few
years
the advent o f ocean steam ers at our wharves.’’
The last bravo leaves now fly
So
perhaps the embargo will result in the materialization
In terro r down the way,
of the general's dreams,’ and prove to he a blessing in dis
And a cold nnd cheerless sky
Fortells a cruel day.
guise.
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S
Panic has struck the land
Whore gentle roses bloomed
And the mother poppies n.und,
Helpless and pale and doomed.
W A X '*
THE gA K PO Pn HERALD. TUESDAY. DEC. 22, 192&
Defining “ Intoxication”
AND EVERY W HERE THAT MARY WENT-
As Brisbane Sees It
Picking Out G«niua
French W ealth Unlimited
W hat Sort Was Eve?
The Hukawng Valley
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
'V
C o p y r i g h t 1K.3, b r S t a r Co.
PROFESSOR TERMAN, assis
ted by Dsychologists, has select
ed, in California "the 7,000 most
highly gifted children” of the
state, nnd now asks fer $5,000,000
for cducationnl facilities, “ to give
genius a chance. And many
others think too much is spent,
to educate "stupid and mediocre”
children that never will amount to
much anyhow. The suggestion is
to begin nt the beginning nnd dis
courage the birth of so mnny
children, born of ordinary, in
ferior people.
HOW THE 1,000 young geniuses
art4 selected is not generally
known. But it is probable that
some of the California geniuses
hnvo escaped attention.
Genius is often unrecognized
even in adults, until a fter death.
As for recognizing it in childhomi. how would you have picked
out Lincoln, Edison, or Marconi
among other children.
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XV
basis]
“d iv is io n
host subs*
&
“ ent «id w S
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' Ve Have a
of
D E V t,
Paints, Y|
and
Pnil Hard
/2 s
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p w j,,
PhoJ
AND AS to discouraging the
birth of children among “ mediocre”
people, how will you recognize
mediocrity? Do you judge by the
outside of the bungalow, or the
apparent financial standing? If
so, you might have kept off the
earth th a t snme Lincoln, born in a
shanty with no windows nnd in a
bed resting on a dirt floor.
Better, perhaps let nature alone.
She is the best judge of genius.
And the hest children are those
brought Into tho world by the
strongest affection.
It is not tho size of the automobile or bank account th at tells.
A GREAT patriotic French
loan is suggested. It would be a
first m ortgage for $100,800,808 on
all French industries. No ques
tion as to the value of such se
curity, for the industries to be
m ortgaged nro easiy worth ten,
and twenty times the amount of
the loan.
The difficuty might be in realiz
ing on the m ortgage. A m ort
gage on industry has for it's real
security human beings that run
the industries. And there can be
no valid m ortgage on human be
ings.
THERE IS however, in France,
in the industry, intelligence and
th rift of the tjrench people, n
wealth 1,000 per cent greater than
the total French debt. If politics
could he swept aside, with p art of
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HERE IS A LESSON
Loans
Tho state high school football
championship, claimed by St. P et
ersburg. has been awarded to the
Lakeland high school because the
state uthletic board found for a
fact that several players on the
St. Petersburg team were ineligi
ble to engage in competition
against the other scnools in the
state.
The winning of the state cham p
ionship, an honor of the first class,
is not half as im portant ns playing
the game squarely. In fact, there
is nothing that is ns im portant
ns fairness in sport or in unything
. ___
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t *.
For F irst M ortgage Loans on l.ibml T . ^ ,
Consult us first when in the aubthH
else. The situation th at has devel
oped must bo galling to the St.
Petersburg authorities; certainly it
is not pleasant for its com petitors,
even for the winner.
Until high school faculties, how
ever, are more intcrea'cd in play
ing tho game with Dona fide s tu
dents, than in beating other schools
wo may expect developments like
th a t which has ju st been brought
to light.
High school faculties ubove nil,
should set an example of good
sportsm anship before tho students
and public.
A New Jersey congressman, G. N. Soger, has introduced expenditures for war, it ought to
a bill into Congress which provides for th e appointment of ^e easy to make the French budget
THE SEEKERS
balance, nnd restore French ex
three senators, three representatives and three persons not change.
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
y et elected to either of these bodies, to make elaborate in
vestigation, with consultation of all the authorities, for the
in GREENVILLE
s c
a One of the loudest cries of the
thought, numerology, occult
Keen is the angry rain
purpose of arriving at an exact tiel'itiiUon uJ ihe word “in- humorous individual erects a mon- pessimists is that people arc los now
ism, phrenology, psyehiutry, psych!
And merciless the blast.
toxicatiou.” Representative S o g e r wouid provide twenty- *'ou-ni,io Eve, with tin* explnnn ing interest 'in spiritual affairs. a I research, Rosicrucinnhcn sacred
And avalanche of pain
od- bat tin* lady is a distant They declaim that religion is los science, spiritualism , Sufi move
five thousand dollars for.this work.
On plant and vine is cast.
'
' u. nn bis mother's side.
ing ground, th a t the public’s con ment, theosophy, transcendental
T his proposed hill is another excelL'nl ev n n . le of r >mi
S i b monuments should be cern is entirely with m aterialistic science, Vendanta philosophy, veg
Now terror-stricken, nil
■o romnrs- r I d i i rywhere. by clothing m atters nnd that the belief in im
of the foolish legislation before the country,
etarianism , vocational guidance.
That once wan lovely seems;
' y i Mrs. In fact the broth- mortality is on the wane.
nion, as proposed, might make an exhaustive study of the
And it lists applied psychologist.:,
The tiniest twig to fall
matter, spend all of its appropriation, and still he nnaiile ' • M'r and Henry H art long
They will have their eyes open astrologers, character analysts,
In unguish sharply screams.
plans for such <i ed if they will glanco through an
to arrive at a definition that would he satisfactory to all I oil "111 lit,'Lived
on a gigantic scale, on extraordinary volume compiled hy graphologists, num erotogists, pal
Panic is loose outside,
concerned.
ty i- i’Ko’:, lake front, the design to William C. Hartm an and entitled m ists, phrenologists, mediums, a u
The ty ra n t frosts draw near;
|
’
The
stum
bling
block
which
any
definition
of
‘
intoxica
.u.u Eve sitting a t a gigantic "H artm an’s Who’s Who in Occult. tom atic w riters, magnetic healers,
When trees are terrified
m etaphysical
prnctitioners and
machine, Adam as boas.
tion will alw ays meet is l hat what obviously intoxicates mu’
Psychic and .Spiritual Realms.” many others.
How human they appear!
The book lists individuals and o r
will leave ’another undisturbed, and what one person "can
— Edgar A. Guest.
T hat is an imposing list of seek
A ' • O R D I N G TO learned ganizations engaged m all sorts ers.
---------o--------It is a monument to curiosi
stand” without "showing it" varies with the seasons about
jjotogists,
an
authentic of attem pts to read the past and ty. It is striking and a t tim es
It’s alm ost too lute now to "Mail as much as it does with the amount which he drinks.
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original
womun
the future earthly nnd heavenly,
E arly."
evidence of the dissatis
It is very evident Congressman Seger has an ulterior mo vv'
Ji’prise nnd shock some of to discover tho secrets of the world, pathetic
-------- o ----faction in the world. To some
s’lo*
would
appear
a
wild
eyed
to improve the soul nnd body and
Now for tho lust minute shop tive in mind. A fter New Jersey voters elected a wet gov
“ "*ale. with powerful hands, en to achieve perfection in this life people several of these cults are
ping.
ernor and sent its representatives to Congress with the ormous
as real and consoling as they are
jaw, forehead one quarter
-------- o--------incredible to others. Hut w hat we
avowed purpose of securing modification of the Volstead Act, ol an inch high; coarse red hair and the next.
Before he in m arried, John sings
It catalogues, for instance, these think of them is not the question
"Y earning........ ju st for you," hut it seem s certain that Mr. Seger’s bill to define intoxication down her back, and a sim ilar hair subjects: alchemy, anthropology, here. The only point we make
afterw ards it’s " E a rn in g .......ju st is but one step in the movement of getting the national thickly covering her whole body. nnthroposophy, applied psychology, is th at they nre amazing proof of
It is more pleasant to think archaeology,
for two."
astrology,
Bnhn’l
dry law liberalized.
people’s groping and striving
about
her in Eden, patting the movement, bio-chemistry, bio-psy, athe
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------------------o-----------------fter excellence physical and s p ir it
vegetarian
lion
on
the
head,
and
When the wives uro out shop
chology. Buddhism, Christian m ys
the bandage cn Adam’s ticism chromatics, divine science, ual, and happiness tem porary and
ping, it means th at the husbands
THE CONSTANT KNOCKING against Florida by in renewing
eternal.
rib.
nre going to bo out plenty of dividuals, organizations and the press, is not going to hurt
money,
•Florida in the least. The more Florida is knocked the more
-------- (V—-----PRESIDENT DAWBER of the
TH E NEWS
An exchange carries the follow powerful she will he. An anvil never knocks, it is the ham royal Institute of British architects
THE
MIAMI HEIIALD
ing hcudlinc: "Drum Fires Buck.” mer that is used to strike the anvil, and in time the ham says American ways have spoiled
Guess it wus only getting even mer falls useless beneath the anvil. Florida is a m ighty anvil England’s beauty. Large plate
for someone beating it.”
Newspapers are in a heck of a avoid sensationalism , giving the
windows, glazed brick fronts
in advantages, resources and possibilities which the finan glass
-------- o--------of buildings ami "petrol stations" position a good deal of the time. various item s the prominence which
Headline in the New . York cial, business and social world are ohly beginning to recog make beautiful England ugly. They want to publish that whicli is
real m erits demand, ra th e r
Herald-Tribune suyu, "W ife Beat nize notwithstanding the great influx of business, people And Great artificial roads" en news for their readers, but nre re their
ttian
giving
prominence to the un
ers Fewer In Bhopal Since Dry and wealth since the first of this year. Florida has no abling noisy motorists to go every- tarded in this worthy enterprise desirable stories
that so many
Begime." Maybe it’s because there
by two forces constantly nt work. people want.
malice or feeling against the acts or actions of any individu where, make things worse.
arc fewer wives.
The person who has done some
The average newspaper cannot
—----- o--------al. institution or organization. She can afford to lie kind,
thing that Is of news interest t > lie bought off from the publica
IT
S
SAD,
but
somebody
has
nl*
I t’s a good thing that Santa generous and tolerant and extend a friendly and cheerful
other people very often objects
Claus brings everything on a sleigh hand even to those who desire to lie her enem y.— Southern ways been annoyed by progress. strenuously to having the facts tion of any legitim ate piece of
news. If anyone doubts this, let
John
Ruskin
would
have
abolished
Iwcause if he attem pted to bring
the railway, spoiling the country published. He is frequently able him try it once, if lie is prepare I
his goods by train, the embargo U tilities Magazine.
3hie, nnd even in this country, to summon quite an a rray of to accept the unpleasant circum
might hold him up.
our best people opposed publid plausible reasons for not publish stances which will immediately
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schools
"taking the children of ing these facts, nnd as most news follow. The best newspapers, on
MY FAVORITE STORIES
Liberia only owes us twenty-six
the
lower
classes out of the state papers are notably considerate of the other hand, cannot he brow
thousund dollars. I t’s a relief to
By IRVIN S, COBB
of
obedient
ignorance in which people, news often fails of pub beaten by a few noisy readers in
know there is one country that
lication on the plea of the creator
has a chance to square accounts
It will bu recalled that it was aeronauts or would-be aeronauts God had placed them. ”
of th a t news.
to publishing th a t which is inim
sometime soon.
necessary for the Wright broth*.w ere invited ami a considerable
On
the
other
hand
is
the
inquis
---------o--------WE "SUPERIOR whites” are itive public which wants to know ical to the public interest. The
ers to go abroad in erder to se number of them attended.
The Times-Union rem arks that cure proper recognition for their
queer
creatures, with our s tru g ail about it. It may b? no concern real newspaper constantly strives,
Naturally, there was a deal of
somu editors turn gray with wor first aeroijuutlc inventions. Tin* speech-making. The chief orator gling toward tho light of civili of the public, but this fact does under difficult conditions often, to
ry from try in g to run a daily in a French
government
welcomed w«s a distinguished Frenchman zation, and our shying away from not m itigate curiosity. The newsweekly town. That doesn't hold them and gave them proper op who devoted the most of his re th a t light. But consider, for your paper is belabored because of Ps serve the community, nnd in doing
good In Florida for alm ost every portunity to dem onstrate th at marks to claiming that France had comfort the "anim ists” of tho dereliction in cuse it withholds that must develop u great power
town of any size will support a they had progressed far beyond l»*d the world in the new field of Huknwng valley, in upper Burmah. facts which a nosey public wants to resist both blandishments and
dally newspaper.
Living deep in the teukwood to know, and is accused of having criticism.
any others in developing a henvior- endeavor—or so he insisted— and
thnn air flying machine; but as a to proclaiming th a t future devel forests, almost out of reach of been bought off, or something like
Thomas Meighan hns bought e x group, the French aeronauts were opments ever would find French Hritian s long arm, these people, th at.
*
tensive property in Ocala, Bust;* disposed to show jealousy for the men at the forefront. Curiously m ixture of Mongolian and other
The
facts
which
the
average
per DAN DOBBS SAYS:
and Leesburg. And the only rea two Yankees,
enough, he had very little to say Asiatics races, have developed a son would like to have published
son why he hasn't bought any in
If you are honest, you won’t
The point was that these in compliment of the two chief strange worship of ghosts colled about himself, and which he often
Sanford is that he wouldn't get Frenchmen, for years past, vir guests of honor.
“animism" sacrifice to their god asks the newspapers to publish, strike a m atch to look a t the gas
off the train Friday night long tually lind been holding tile sup
you have finished raying for
Wilbur W right was next called cutting the throat's of screnmin * nre usually such as do not con- until
the car.
enough to look tho city over.
victims,
th
at
the
Rowing
blood
stitute
news
If
they
„
re
publish
rest
of
Europe
j
upon
by
the
toastm
aster.
Slowly
premney over the
----------- o--------may plcasu divine powers. We ed tho public yawns and wonders
Florida is tied witii .Mississippi in the m atter of noronnutic ex he rose to his feet.
There is talk of cutting taxes.
shudder, but it is not so long why the paper cannot employ some
periments.
Their
dirigibles,
it
is
"1 am no hand at public speak- since our ancestors did the same
In the smalleot number of people
This
is contrary o the definition
real
reporters.
killed in automobile, accidents in true, had not proved complete suc miit,’ he said, "and on this occasion thing. And bigotry would do it
of taxes, which is, “Things th a t
cesses;
•
s
till,
French
ingenuity
bad
And
there
you
lire.
What
is
uu
must content myself with a few now if it dared.
eleven southern states during the
enterprising newspaper going to go up."
puut week. This state also report progres'sed 'fa rth e r in this field word i of thanks to the company
do about it? It must have readers
ed none injured. Maybe Floridans than the Germans or the British- for its entertainm ent of myself
Crowds saw a man rob a store
THE PRACTICAL British have
are becoming more careful about i rs 'hull 'gone. It was only to I*o and my brother. As l sat hero decided to deal with the situhtion. in order to live. In order to have in Detroit, but
maybe they
readers
it
m
ust
print
the
news
the
e*pee’ti$if
therefore,
th
at
the
two
listening to the speukers who have
their driving.
| im jlest /strangers from the states preceded Die I huvo heard com no raids into the deep forests, no readers want. Unfortunately they thought it was the la ullord col
lecting the rent.
shooting or hanging ot priests
We used to make mention of shojfl.il encounter envy nnd meet parisons made to the eagle, to th at are ns sincere us any of their often want news the publication of
which
can
do
no
one
any
possible
from
their
Gallic
the swallow and to tho hawk as brothers that ever forbade the
the starting of a new daily 'news with obstacle! #---- *L
Biting tho fingernails leaves n
good, and may often do harm
typifying skill and speed in tho teaching of evolution.
paper in Florida hut *111080 days !'rivals.
hud impression on your nails and
Ihe
peculiar
feature
is
thut
if
n
there are so mnny sta rtin g pub
Nevertheless, following the suc mastery of the a ir; but somehow
All the victims sacrificed nre
on your friends.
lication th at wo haven't enough cessful proof by them of their or other. I could not krep from slaves. Britain will buy, for cash, newspaper does print news th at h
demanded
by
a
large
Constituency
tlifnking
of
the
bird,
which,
of
ail
room to mention them all, The ability actually to fly, und, what
every slave in the dark Hukawng
Had a dinner in Los Angeles.
Homestead Leader, The Bartow wan more important, to guide the ornithological kingdom, is the valley. Slaves are cheap there » * ofte" criticized by that c" n. Cost $C0 a plate. Bet their mouths
Recoid, The Tallahn-sce State, their machine along a given course, 1 poorest flier and the best talker, $100,000 will buy them all. No stituency for being sensational or were open so wide they couldn’t
regardless of the best interests of
Th" Unities City Herald, are ju st u banquet a t Paris
u was arranged * refer to the parrot."
moro slaves, no more human sac the community. The best that any chew.
a few of the new ones and nil of in their honor. Americans had RI And he rat clown nmid tremcn- rificcs.
rlficca. That
T hat’sa what we should newspaper can do is to urint
„
--------them seem to be prospering great- good deal to do with bringing th e 1clous uppiauae from the Americans have done, if possible before our news demanded by its readers
t Su™mcr J8 better than winter.
dinner about but alt the Freuchj present.
Civil war slurted
playing it in such a w iy A T l In wlnt« the w ater is so eotd very
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J us to few pocia drown themselves.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 22, 1925
TELEPHO NE :
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j will entertain
on at her home
,t 1 30 o clock
J! Mrs. B. C.
"Tho Story of C hristm as,” a
;nutiful cantata was sun* Sunday
ftemoon by the glee clflbs of Rolns College nt the Congregational
hurch, under the direction of Miss
dna Wallcae, assisted -by Miss
n'Hn Rinwnrt Witlinma snnrnno;
Voice* Of The S k y H0 1 ^ 1
voices of the sky"—Hnzei n nr1in'
ton. soprano.
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J ucst
The Magi: “ P
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came three wise ni -
nitei American
st at Union Hall
.t wjll be hostess
theon M 1:30 o', e on Park Ave
rt. P. G. Slaughtgmas Party given
w Department of
>b at 3:30 o’clock.
Moore Scott will
Ip. at 3 o’cclock,
Oak Avenue, honpjest Miss Leona
*nd.
School boys will
he City Hath
irorth League of
urch will give a
h parlors at 7 :30
will leave the
tk promptly.
League will sing
Eve.
burgh; R. W. Dunn, Chicago; F
C. W hitthorne, I’alatkn; J. L. Lu
ere, Miami; O. G. Carmichael, B ir
mingham; W. M. Barco, Palatka;
11. F. DeWong, New York; J. J
Raleigh, Jacksonville; G. P. Mcagrnm, Jacksonville; I.. McLeod
Tampa; G. A. B arker, Jr., O rlan
do; R. W. Hines, S tu art; E. J
Drouillard and L. E. Stystrum
Stuart.
RIVALS | Local College Girls
Present A t P arty For
Miss Neal In Orlando
es, DeLand; M.\
Hardy, PhilndelEerguson, New
ley, .Jacksonville,
. Moines, lu.; E,
telmn Torhert,
[Goudey, Boston,
In?, Daytona; J.
Erk, N. Y.; T. 0.
jmbnll, Orlando;
ler. Jacksonville;
t Kra'iber, Phil*
Mrs. W. P. AnI); George W.
ft; W. J. Galln*
niton. Palatka;
Ini; H. H. Welch,
place, Miami; I.
■rift*. Clarksburg,
k. English, Day■ Brown, New
Bo, Jacksonville;
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H. Y.; D.
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Fayetteville, N
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iJt, St Peters-
Personals
Woman’s Club To Give
Christmas Party For
C h i l d r e n Under 12
stay
One of the delightful holiday
parties given in Orlando for tho
sub-debutantes was Mrs. T. A.
Neal’s luncheon honoring her
daughter Miss M argaret Neal who
is attending Agnes Scott School
this year, nnd is home for the
holidays, and
Miss Catherine
Mitchell of La Grange, Ga., who
is their guest.
Tho guest list included tw entysix, covers were laid for eight at
one large table and the others
were served a t individual tables
Beating four. Everything wa3 In
keeping with Christm as nnd cen
tering each table was a m iniature
Christmas tree gnyly decorated.
There were nosegays of violets nnd
red radiance roses tied with green,
red, purple ribbons a t each place,
tho nutcups wore red roses; these
were filled with suited nuts and
bonbons, the favors were smnll
bottles which proved to be whis
tles. Poinsettins and red rndlancc
roses decorated the rooms of the
residence nnd.red nnd green light
ed tapers completed the decora
tions.
Following the serving of a sev
eral course menu, bridge was p a r
ticipated in nnd a t tho conclusion
of the game Dresden china doll
trinket boxes were given for high
and low scores, and the guest of
honor, Miss .Mitchell, was present
ed with the same as a memento of
the occasion.
The hostess was assisted by sevoral youpg girls in looking after
the pleasure of the guests: Miss
Dorothy Fuller, Miss Susan Bar
nes. Miss Lydia Yowcll and Miss
Nctsy McKcnny.
Among the out of town guests
were Misses Olive Newman, Mary
Elizabeth Puleston, May Holly,
Mildred Holly, Georgia Mobley,
Sarah Evelyn Williams ami Naomi
Scoggan.
Orlando Wedding Of
Interest To Friends
Of Couple In Sanford
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
and Mrs. Sain H. Campbell.
groom's best man, while Deane
Turner, cousin of the groom, was
usher.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple left in their car for a
short trip keeping their destina
tion a secret, ami upon their return
will be a t home at the Jefferson
Court.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Shweikart of Kis
simmee, but for the post five years
has made her home in Orlando,
bhe ls_ a graduate of the Kissim
mee High School and attended bus
iness colleges both a t Jacksonville
and Orlando. Her large circle of
friends wish her every happiness
in her married life.
Mr. Hill i* the son of Mrs. E r
nest Krupp and has been living in
Orlando for the past three years.
Ho served in the arm y during the
World War and also served over
seas. He is now connected with the
J. P. Holbrook Co., of Orlando.
All children under 12 years
whose mothers are members cf
tho Sanford Woman’s Club, are
cordially invited by the Literature
Department to be present at a
Christmas party at the clubhouse
on Wednesday afternoon nt 3:30
o’clock. There will be story tell
ing, games and n Christmas tree.
A good time is promised to all
children who attend.
Members Urged To
Send In Names For
Invitations To Ball
Col. and Mrs. George Knight
wilt rive an informal dance nt
their home in San Lnnta honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gorm- their daughter, Miss Elizabetn
ley announce the birth of Charles Knight.
E. Jr.
Misses Marie Stem per and Cora
Friends of Mrs. S. W. Walker I,ee Mnssley have arrived in San
will regret to learn th at she is ford from Franklin, N. C.t to spend
the Christmas vpertion.
quite ill in Arcndia.
217-W
am! Mrs. W. E. Smith
Mr. anti Mrs. G. K. McKay mot
ored to W inter Park Sunday a fte r
noon to attend the cantata given
bv the Rollins glee dubs a t the
Congregational church.
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Read Herald Classified Ada,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Gormly a n
Mrs. Clarence McKee left Tucs*
day for Montezuma, Gn., where nounce the birth of a son, Dec.
20. The little lad has been named
she will visit relatives.
Charles Ernest Gormly.
Alfred Robson returned home
The tunny friends of Mrs. Au
Tuesday evening from Atlanta, Ga ,
gusta Kigonmnnn will regret to
where he has been on business.
learn that she is seriously ill at
Mrs. F. Husky Wight is spend Plant Memorial Hospital nt Clear
ing the holidays in Bowling Green water.
Ky., with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Douglass,
Miss Emily Lir.gle returned Mon and dauhgter, Miss Virginia Mc
day from Tallahassee to spend the Daniel, have returned home from
Lakeland where they spent the
holidays here with her father.
week end.
Ernest Krupp left Monday eve
Mr. nnd Mrs. Osborne Herndon
ning for Orlando where he will
have purchased the Coleman home
spend several days on business.
on Sanford Heights and will take
Mrs. W. S. Jordon of Jackson possession a fte r the first of the
ville is the guest of Judge and year.
Mrs. Jam es G. Sharon for the hol
Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughan of
idays.
Celery Avenue, have as their
Mrs. Howard Harris left Tuci guests, Mrs. Edward J. Mulligan
day for Tallahassee where she and son. Edward J. Mulligan Jr., of
will spend the holidays with her Fernnmlinn.
mother.
Miss Dorothy Ray is visiting in
Miss I/mise Provntt leaves Wed Ocala ns tho guest of Miss Chivnnesday for Albany, Ga., where she lette Smith, who is spending the
will spend the holidays with rela holidays with her parents, Judge
tives.
We keep a good supply nt
nil times.
Charlotte Rousse nm! nil
fla v o rs of Mousse made on
special order.
Also Pure Pasteurized Hut
termilk.
Handkerchiefs
In dainty voltes, vivid colored
georgettes and high quality
linens. All showing the new
est in designs nnd laces.
Mrs. George Knight and Miss
Elizabeth Knight motored to O r
lando on Tuesday where they spent
the day shopping.
Mrs. G. 11. llcighle of Dct-and
was the guest of Miss 1 enu Belle
Hagan a t hei1 home on Sanford
Members of the Social D epart Heights, on Monday.
ment of the Woman’s Club, win
desire to invite guest i to the anMr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson nnd
mial ball to be given Dec. 20, are three children will spend th holi
requested to send in tho names to days at Brandon, a< the guests of
Mrs. (I. Irving Loucks, chairman Mrs. Wilson's parents.
of the invitation committee.
This request was made early
Mrs. Robert Thrasher left Tues
last week hut very few names hav-hern sent in, and as the limits day Jor Hastings where she will
are said to be very congested, it sjH-nil Christmas with her parent .,
is necessary to send the invita Mr. ami Mrs. J. F. Flake.
tions nt once if they are to tie re
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Lloyd will g
ceived in time.
have as their guest for the lioli• H
days, H. R. Rice Jr., of Toledo, (J., ■
a cousin of Mr. Lloyd's.
Mrs. James G. Sharon, Jane
Sharon and Jim Sharon motored
to Orlando on Monday where they
Spent the ..day shopping...
Silk Underwear
\\V Imvo some delightful
gift ideas for both “ho”
or ‘‘her’*—Come in and
let us show you.
We
Gowns, Teds, Step-ins, Bloom
ers, Vests and Pnianma in good
grade Crepe do Chine and flot
Crepe and Jerseys. Some ta s t
ily self trimmed nnd others
with dainty laces.
Hosiery
In the popular Rollins make and
Modern Girl quality. In both
Chiffon nnd service hom.
suggest—
Negliges
In Silks, Crepe Kimonas and
Corduroy RoU-s.
Whitma n’s Chocolates
B A U M E L ’S
In All Size Christinas Boxes
Perfum e Sets
Combating- of Powder, I ’erfunitv lto.se Lipsticks
G.x!ihL,::;iSnisS,,owfsl^rtt «
Specialty Shop
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holidays with her parents, Rev. nianauB H Snaanfliim uiciiiiiaiinH B B B nH B fltiariiaEaB anB B aaB EM ii
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Owners and Developers of
Men’s Bath Robes
Fancy colored hath robes.
caded silk in all shades—
Also bro
Men’s Neckwear
Hcuutiful new silk, fancy patterns in
Christmas boxes—
Seminole County, Florida
Leather Goods
Purses, Card Cases, Military
fitted week-end cases—
Win. It. Kenan, Jr.. President
J. W. Hoffman, Vice President
(General Offices, City Hldg.
St. Augustine, Fla.
Climate. Ideal the year round.
Men’s Shirts
Coloml Checks ami plain white English
Broad Cloth—
$3.00 to $5.00
Full-fashioned Chiffon.
All shades-
$2.50 to $3.50
Box Handkerchiefs
111 a box. Colored embroidery.
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All pure linen and fine lawn
Ladies* Silk Underwear
a,hl Georgette.
All light shades.
Gowns, Step-ins and Teds
$3.50 to $10.00
STOKE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL C H R ISTM A S
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A. G. Wagner
Resident A gent,
Chuluotn, Fla,
,
Hotel Accommodations. Modern and up to date. Open throughout the
year. Rates reasonable.
Unequaled citrus ancl trucking lands. Poultry and dairy farm ing.
Location. Southeastern Seminole County, .‘1(1 miles South of New Smyrna
on New Smyrna-Okeechobee B ranch Florida E ast Coast R. R. On
good hard surface roads, 22 miles from Sanford and Orlando and 27
miles from the Coast a t Indian River City.
Ladies’ Silk Hose
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SIRS. FRED S. DA1GER, SOCIETY EDITOR
CANTATA SUNG BY ROLLINS COLLEGE
GLEE CLUBS IS GREATLY ENJOYED
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Unusually good hunting and fishing for recreation.
O utstanding features arc many. A visit will convince you this is the place
to locate.
Townsite beautifully located G3 feet above sea level with six fresh water
lakes within its boundary m aking an ideal location for winter home
or perm anent residence.
A ttractive prices. Maps and literature on request.
Chiiluota Company is one of the Associated Land Companies of the Florida
E ast Coast Railroad (Fiagler System)
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I rchnsiirinrr nhtl with
Of Presents For All
its typically pre-war Christmases,
fPv Tim Associated Press)
Last year, Wall S treet distribut
Santa Claus is chuckling with
oa. time m irui us he prepares lor ed $10,000,000 in Christm as bonemployes. Stockhis yearly visit to the chimneys [ uses among its employe:
of tho world, because reports to holders received million:! in the
Mm have indicated that m is will form of extra and increased divi
be the best Christmnn since Uio dends and stock. W hat happened
then is expected to bo repented on
• Great War.
Obi Nick apparently hast not a large scale.
Chicago alone had a total in
been affected by the controversy
on the relative m erits of the air Christinas savings funds of ap
ship. The latest statem ent from proximately $2."),000,000. Reports
Lapland, transm itted via Copen-1 from the other cities showed th at
.hugen, said th a t he would hold toj the issuance of th em deposits
tradition and use his reindeer ami early was felt in the shopping dis
sleigh for his annual voyage around tricts.
the globe.
,
Hundreds of cities and towns
The sleigh will carry its gront- will have municipal Christm as
->-est burden, because of an indicat trees. Chicago will take tho lend
ed increase in the baby popula in carol singing when sixteen
tion almost everywhere, hut Old hundred members of the board of
Bantu announced lie would take off trade and others join in broadcast
promptly. He started "hitching ing through thirty-five stations.
up" well In advance of form er
In Kansas City, the mayor will
year i.
have a Christm as tree for the kids
Broadway, With its glit'/.'M ig
lights, actors ami actresses and and one of the newspapers has arp -y throngs, has been giving
Christm as benefit performances.
Several of the New York news# papers sponsored most of the
m ows. Debutantes and society
lenders have been conducting
bazaars and am ateur theatricals.
From these sources alone, officials
estim ate approxim ately $1,000,1)00
would bo raised.
This am ount will only be a drop
in the cheer-spreading bucket. The
rity departm ent of welfare will
hnvc its usual program of dinners
and entertainm ent, while contrbutmns from hundreds of individual:!
and charitable organizations all
combine to give New York one of
SPECIAL
W ednesday and Thursday
ranged for Mr. Kringle to use the
old-fashioned reindeer and sled
when he passcii through.
I lawn m Texas, where mnny
children never have seen sne v/,
Houston will place its Christina
tree in tho city hall square and
provide a background of artificial
snow. Here, Santa wns asked to
dinenrd...................
his aim'dip and use the
reindeer and sled Instead.
Denver’s carol singers will
gather In the civic center's Greek
am phitheater, brilliantly lighted
ami festooned with holly wrenths
and spruce boughs, to usher in the
Christmas tide. L ater, they will
march through the street:!.
Indianapolis has turned over il<
municipal Christmas activities to
the fire department and in each
of the city's thirty-tw o stations
there will Ik* a tree. Santa will
spend some time there, for he has
agreed to slide down the poll in
each station and personally deliver
his gifts to the children.
Florida, the country’:, boom
state and the real e sta te salesmen’s
paradise, is ready for a Christm as
commensurate with the large
amount of business being tran s
acted.
Throughout Dixie cities, large
and small, the spirit is reported to
have had the effect o f bringing
to the Ik art; i of men the associa-
lion of Its meaning with the origin
of their creed.
In Berlin, twelve theatres, in
cluding the Municipal Opera, are
giving matinee and evening per
formance* <>f fniry tales several
times n week. More than 1,000,000
Christm as trees were cut in tho
Harz Mountains, despite the luxury
tax.
Sweden shares Christmas giv
ing with its birds and animals.
Next to the Chri:i mas tree a
sheaf o f eats for tile suarrov/s
symbolizes the Christmas spirit
and in a tree or on top of j> polo
in front of almost every house
the grain is tied up for th» birds
to pick. On Christmas eve, nil
domestic animals are given an
extra ration of oats or a n.iedal
tu ft of hay.
A nother ceremony is tho noon
dny meal when servants and m ast
ers ent together In the kitchen,
dipping their bread in the same
kettle where the Christmas m eat
is being cooked.
France, Spain, Belgium and the
other countries will rival the gnyety of America in their celebra
tions.
export «!<•- bttreau.
Irnaiifl rWt, wheat priew here ahowto con
mi mi early uSwriwiird trend tmlay. calDuo
railroad i
I fn addition; m onth end readjustImont of accounts weakened tha
December delivery.
Sillir.fr »s-criticd largely to th>
norlhvvtjt dwclonad nl a th a t the
m arket was devoid of any tiggresTALLAHASSEE, Fla.. Dee. 22, r,lvo support from buyers. Open
—(A’)—Florida in on; of four states ing quotations %o off to rS.c up,
of the union which luive not as nrw style, Dec. Sl.QOfa and May
yet adopted a state law relating $1.01 Vj to 91,02, vvero tollowod by
to forestry, ( hief Forester Greeley numerous irre g u la r changes th a t
and
declared in Ilia annual report to carried Dec. down to
M rv SI OOVj.
the secretary of agriculture.
Speculative buying made corn
Mouth (V.dJIna, Mississippi and
Arkansas are the other three, Mr. prices average higher, despite
wheat weakness. A fter opening
Greeley declared.
unchanged to H e o ir, May HO to
These four state:!, the chief for gii'i, tho corn market neccndod to
ester said, arc- among the lagest go". for May.
limbccd sections of iho county.
Oatd took th eir cue from w heat
Notable progress in forestry I rather than corn. S ta rtin g nt H e
work lias been made in other part.; decline to an equal advance, M ay
to -It, onta underw ent ..
of the country, the report stated,
particularly in Georgia, Idaho, ami
Oklahoma, while it was stated, •-.light general netback.
Minnesota, North Carolina and Ii!CI1ICAGO, Dec. 2 2 . - Pou\
linoi-i have strengthened thulr a?.
(r V alivo stead y ; fr.wla 10(3)25
tivities.
, .»i}?>>-.• ‘27; turkeys
rooster
1C; ducks 2 !; gecae 10@21.
lea terminals
delayed. l‘e
arc arriving
era three, totj
which mean!'.
to poor. Sail
tics
—..usu. \\
*» *.very- lien
........ iJCttard excellent
M arket
strong.
Beans, green, banners, finul
S-1.0Q@L60; cukes, hamper-, tanwi
ft-r.b0treo.00; Eggplants, standard
crates, medium sizes tun:y t'.jjcxj
@3.B0^Pepper#, standard er5t#»
green, fancy 5>L50®5.(W; Sqtiai'a
small sizes, 'uncy yellow rA.Otj-,
yMiivsh, stundard crates small,
fancy, white -1.00; Tomatoes, sb-«
v.
Okra, hamper s small, fancy lev;
rantes high na $5,00.
I NF,W ORLEANS, Dec. 22.—(,V
—Cotton futures opened steady'
Dec* 91S.b”; '-’.a.
Mar
1813.10; May $17.83; July $17.67
'bid; Oct. 917.15.
' NEW VOLK, Dec.. 22—
'Cotton Li.u
opened bar.’.
Isteady. J w . MS.: -!; M.w. $13.71
iMhy
Jul- ?! "i; Oc
| §17.7b.
Rdnnrnrd florctnnns «f Belgium
18.2 halklinc billiard champion,
nil!":: prevailing on the .Tackhas joined with Jake Schaefer in !— -------.------------------ -----------------C
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'l: .varket today ur. reported
NEW YORK, n.
the attack on Willie Jloppe’s 18.1
crop reports from Argentina more by ii. Florida S tale M arketing Price movement [,
title.
'aiWTIUXAf7Ut!l£tv
When it conies to
l h o m a k in g 0 f
y o u r Christm as
E evning D resses
A
fortunate
purchase onables us to sell
these exquisite
evening frocks
a t a very nu
ll n u a I I o w
price.
They
are fashioned
of Georgettes
with rich ini’I a Hie lace and
dainty colored
flowers.
They’re of Clear Havana Fresh Stock,
and especially priced for holiday selling.
We have ether delightful gifts that will
please him.
Sanford’s Residental Masterpiece
Section Two
rove
At
Christman suggests presents— anil tin; wi t; men
w Iki approach the question id' what to give their
sous and daughters will try l<> choose g ilts that
will lie appreciated—g ifts that will also cherish
lovable memories of them selves as the long years
roll hy. Sons and daughters will ho married some
day— tlion why not present them with the deed
to a homesito which can ho purchased now a t a
price far below what it will ho worth whoa the
happy days arrive.
a 10 Per Cent Pre-D evelopm ent Discount
With its desirability and beauty, its ideal location and its assured dovcl
opm ent program SA N LA-NTA is th e best buy in Sanford. And thcoppoi
tunity to purchase is NOW—Not som e time in the future.
You .Reservation Now!
Pre-Development Discount Will Positively Be W ithdrawn
Sanford Grove
1SAUT NASON, Sales Director
B u a iin a K a B a n a ia a B a n a a a
�isation
i i - . i ..
Candidate
1 -j- |('•mierson
senardi. each of
i,,„t roles, and
- of talent that
$ thc Hnuts of
Drn, a ir-m hrr
kri phi Dramatic
i'adlng man in'
needy. He l ™k
,rt iknnct, the
„ wro niakea a
n tell the truth
•£it trying siluad by tlm most
,fhft‘*us ques|,,il ,s and even
r t thrtaig!i it all
lir but the truth,
hi. Sl'J.000
cart of thc fair
c fa!:.' the out1, made. The
|fn, Gwendolyn
,1 by Miss Laura
who lias coni„ the College of
; now a [i ndent
iw School, was
ovation in his
Tommy Jones Wins
B a l l Sweepstakes
A t Country Club
Tommy Jones won the Bail
Sweep*taken a t the Sanford Coun
try Club Sunday afternoon when
lie shot the course in 101. His
handicap was 31 which left him
winner with n net of 7<fl C. Thorrinult was second to the winner
with a net of 72.
In tlir match with the DeLmhi
Country Club, Sanford lost TJ to
DOWAGER PRINCESS DIES
PARIS, l)cc. 2L.—R n .—The dnwnger princess of Monnco, who
was Miss Alice Heine of New Or
leans. died suddenly here today.
She was horn Feb. 10. 18IW end]
wan married to the prince of MonncO'Get. 30. 1mi—, and repnruttu m l
Darin the following Juno.
f,
L. L. Voorheos, local pro, turned
in a good card Sunday when he
shot the 18 holes in a good <18.
Going out he took a 33 and on
the home stretch a 33. A drive out
of bounds on the eight hole kept
him from tying the course record.
Mr. Voorhees stated that the
Sanford course was in wonderful
ihnpo at' the present time and that
many complim entary rem arks nre
heard from visitors on the comlition of the greens.
CONDEMNED TO GALLOWS
iverasuant, Turkey.— For refus
ing to abandon their fezzen, two
devout Mohammedans have been
condemned to the gnllow.i.
Chilean Will Meet
McGraw In Gotham
NEW YORK. Doe. 2 2 .- G P ) .T.uU Vicentini Of Chile, and l'hil
McGraw of Boston, both of whom
nre lightweight contenders, meet
here tonight in a LO-round bout.
While McGrnw holdn a decision
over the South American, the win
ner of this match will be pitted
against Sid Terris of New York,
within a few weeks and will soon
have a chance a t the title if he
hurdles Terris.
Tiger Flowers of A tlanta, negro
light henvy-weight. m eets the
former champion of the division,
Alike McTigue in Madison Square
Garden tomorrow night.
the third play of the year to lie
presented by the School of Dra
SS^fslTY* DE- matics. "The Man Who Married
When the Green A Dumb Wife”, by Anatolo France,
>Stetson,. under h* scheduled for presentation
IS SIMS
I was well
H-m M- »
Henry *oru, is now in prospect, March—“Gloria" Lo;oy.
aeconnng to reports current, here* Solution -The n u t conns ter"
P artial substantiation of the re- Luder*.
port 1a contained in nn admission
Valsi? Eipajrnolo “Cartcllano"
by McCook field authorities a t Prantzen
Dayton, Ohio, th a t two of the best | Oycrturo “Strong and True"
known fliers in the Army had been KWsIor.
invited to pilot a plane from Point; Intermission.
Barrow, Alaska to Spitsbergen.
Descriptive “ A Hunting Scene’
across the top of the world.
Bucolossi
Although Mr. Ford could not be Contralto Solo “Tim - A fter
reached Inst night, executives a t Time" Ernest It. Ball, by Mrs. E lh
his factory said they had heard Harris.
nothing of the reported flight and
Spanish Serenade “ La Bakuns."
added th at It m ight be one of the Yralder.
ninny propositions constantly placTwo Step “Kentucky Sunrise,"
ed before the m anufacturer.
King.
Mr. Fjord has turned down his • National Anthem “The Star
attention to mrplane m anufacture Spangled Banner," K-ys.
i’renentirig * “California”
Joe
Lynch of San Francisco, who re
cently jumped into the pugilistic
parlor by whipping Phil Rosenberg
world bantamweight champion.
Though the crown was not In
volved, Lynch's showing was a dis
tinct Mirprise. Critics :* e a pos
sible future titleliolder in the far
west sensation.
Earle T. Fie
JM8AI. 3»4TATII —triVKSTJi:
L ntibr ru lc s itin -B ra m U r 1
Hunf.irJ
Klor
Tires and Tubes
At prlrm that ira right
Pan Am and Standard Gaa ana
Oils
“Veedol Oils’’
Electric Irons
Radio Supplies
RINE’S FILLING
STATION
Phone
II i.l Sanford A-fe. S a n fo td . Kli
iiRinnmn'o
harnes,
famous
si rung ma.i and physical culture
expert of Youngstown, 0., is a
enniiidnte for mayor of that city.
He can rai e a man above his head
willi one hand, or, a.t shown in
the photograph, can bend a railroad
spike with his bare hand i.
Bakersfield, Cal. Shoot at this
record, you hunters: F. .1. Ross
killed four mountain lions in one
day with a pistol, lie came upon
■as an actor nr
!(.,> circles. Ilis
lading was the
(natation.
[di Scores
ir15, quickly won
d of the apprehrough the ntnniiud thc p a rt of
bn, wife of the
hsiness man who
Cith Boh Rennet
[thc truth could
pours.
Snet one of the
Be i of the stage
trough her part,
bnilv circle th a t
I telling tragedy
I was she who
a student in the
>1 and a popular
|t son campus,
lb* Truth" was
Hannii.il nin-tBioWersof th e
MFuiriJi' of S an-
K ! / Ih? held in
Bm of Hit- bank
■anuary 1 2 th,
le<i in the byVelection of a
Irs to serve for
fcr, and for tbo
Iny other busi[properly come
ft mg.
Fit, Cashier.
Meeting
annual meeting
udders of Ihe
dy Rank, will
Banking rooms
on Thursday,
13 o’clock I*. M.
!e of electing a
cctors in serve
S year, and any
11ha l may pro-
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LEAVENWORTH Hans., D « .
22,-<d'>-—J . (Nicky) Am ateln n
rtfntrnl figure in n $5,000,000 N«V
York bond ihcft, was rctoiseq
from Ibo federal prison herd this
morning.
Star In University
Presented Last Friday Night
Dr. Irving C
L well known
But The Truth
auditorium bn-
I Non-Stop Flight May Tuesday's Concert
Be Attempted Across Progran Announced
North Pole, Is Report
1
Here’s a service we invite all person:; who have men
on their lists to use. Tell us their ages, wlmt their
tastes are in a general way, amt tin- interests they
have...' We’ll select presents from our widely-assorted
ami fashionable stock of furnishings, and shoulder
The dirt that the large force of workmen
prepan
tory to the paving of the streets and sidewalks can properly lie
the responsibility of their being well liked.
ROBES, HOUSE COATS, TIES, HAND LUGGAGE,
CANES, GLOVES, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, MUFFLERS
AN D NECKWEAR ALL MAKE EXCELLENT GIFTSThey vary from the most Inexpensive In Hie most lux
called “pay dirt”—as these improvements will pay handsomely
in profits to those fortunate investors who have homesites in
urious that any man could want.
this splendidly located home community. TIIE SHREWD !NVESTOR BUYS AHEAD OF IMPROVEMENTS
Unit No. 2 will be placed on sale within the next few days. Res
The Unusual
,1
ervalion are now being accepted at our office or by our repre
sentatives. Be sure to have your reservation in before the open
ing announcement is made.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M.
ne*t to model hom e on P a lm e tto Ave., in Pine H eights, one of Sanford’s
highly re s tric te d re sid e n tia l centers.
-Embodying only the most ideal features from an artistic point of view.
M floors throughout. Textone walls. Beamed celo tex c e ilin g s , togeiner
V built-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete uieam
ompletcly and elegantly furnished.
P. Connelly & Sons
Phone 48
RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS
BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY COMPANY, DEVELOPERS
�The Opening Sale
O r a n g e C ourt
“THE CRYSTAL LAKE SECTION AT IT’S BEST”
M o n d a y , Decem ber
28th, 1925
At 10:00 A. M
This is the first public offering
oi this homo community. The
“The C rystal Lake Section a t its
Make your reserva
number of homesite to be sold are
limited. Demand for these is ex
pected to be for g reater th an the
h eart of the city’s most exclusive
tions between now
and 10 a. m. Mon
*•{.4
supply. Be a homesite owner in
best”. O range Court is in the
home community, surrounded by
the highest type developments of
the Sanford Country Club Dis
day.
•f
Orange Court.
trict. Reason enough why this is
your best investm ent opportunity.
An able organization to care for all at the
opening sale.
HOLLY REALTY COMPANY
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sfISy 'carry, retcsram a
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.1Swamp Lands Near Gas Shortage Prevails Barge Line Is Soon
To Be In Operation
At West Palm Beach;
New York Claim 2 Situation
—
Not Serious W EST PALM
F1». I)eo
Lives In Two Days WEST PALM BEACH, Dec. 22. 22.—(A1)—About BEACH,
20 car loads of
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YORK, Dec. 22.—(/P )_
Death in one of the most primit!VC forms still Turks for the un" ll,y "'it many miles from New
i m k s skyscrapers and roaring
aubwaya.
.
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w.thin the last six months,
swamp lands have claimed thro;
live- within the m etropolitan dis
trict nnd have brought unusual
suffering to rcvcral others.
iwo nun ware found dead in
l aerdegnt basin swamp in Hrookyn, d o c ta the intersection of
two well traveled .s tre e ts . They
are believed Jo have been engulfed
while trying to cross the morass.
They are liiorge A. Buchanan, n
clerk of Brooklyn whose body was
found Sunday and Frank Sallone,
new
—f/P)—Autoisti were becoming
somewhat hysterical and were
M iking -to purchase largo.quanli*
th s of gasoline hero today ns a
result of tho gasoline shortage
which developed over the week
end.
Though the situation as it
stands, according to officials, is
nothing to be alarmed at, some
merchandise will arrive in West
Palm Bench in the next few days
from Jacksonville by way of the
fhfrt stHntr of bargss of the East
of the stations of tho city were
without gasoline.
More than 20 carloads of th”
fuel nre expected here immediately
and their arrival will eliminate the
shortagi entirely. R. B. I’adtlison,
an ice dealer of Queens whose body of the citizens traffic committee,
was found not far away Saturday. i is in touch with Vies President
Last August the body of H er Boylonlmugh of the Fioridn East
man Worm of North Borgeti was jConst Railway to seel; quick ncdiscoWkrcd in n coda* swamp, near ;»ton on movement of gasoline cars
east Rutherford, N. J. Worm wns into West Palm Beach,
a berry picker and died from cx- j Meanwhile all traffic is continu
haustlaji and exposure a fter wan ing without apparent abatement
dering* through the bog more than and business is being carried on
I Without delay, it was declared.
v iay-
Toast Barge Une. Announcement of
the arrival in the near future of
those representing the the big. new
the barges was made today by
enterprise In this city.
These are the first barges to a r
rive and, according to officials of
the barjrc line, will be the pioneers
th at will lend the way In relieving
the embargo situation which now
not only uffecta freight but ex
press as well.
Twelve barges nre now under
construction and will be started
over the “w ater trail” from Jack
sonville to W est Palm Bench as
soon an they arc completed.
JERUSALEM, Dec. 22.—(/F)
JERUSALEM, Dee. 21.—(Ah—
There will be a community C hrist
ians tree for Jews, Christians and
Mohnmmedun*
on the field tif
Runs, where the Shepherds watened their flocks by night. It will
he lighted by elfctfielly. Y. M. C.
A. funds will provide for it.
ALTO IS STOLEN
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 22.-.
(Ah—The atitiynobile of S. D. Butt
ton a jewelry' salesman of Lake
land, Fla., containing samples val
ued nt $21)00, wns stolen here late
yesterday.
■i : U a’hlnglon !mve found girls make more tf'liien
' . » pretty caps an 1 told to do it. They r n , I
nee St. vein uml Virginia Vocichner.
j,
II,
Missing
’aim Beach
c = g x ;i;2 R s c s 3 3itinrKtsri!aRnM!*RaHr.rx;:u-s
f. M. S tatier’s
.* strengthened
i th arrival of
, tcitl.r to the
i two boats folrp it-* down tho
o t is. ing yacht ■
ar.'l the tender
F irst Appearance in Sanford of
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Jack M eredith and f?i>* Me O’BIucs
Orchestra
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AT THE ARMORY
2u
Tuesday
Night, Dec. 28.
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It Is to your advantage to fam iliarize yourself
w ith our exclusive listings before purchasing, ns
they afford m ost unusual opportunities.
A Splendid Investm ent Opportunity
At a 10% Pre-Development Discount!
Our offerings are complete in every line.
Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage
and the highest class of business property.
Make Your Reservations Now
Knight & MacNeill
ItEAI TORS
107-100 South Park Avenue
Magnolia A t Second
MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELL
MRS. .1. M. LcMOINE
Salesladies.
It. O. BRINKMAN
Mgr. R ealty Dept.
LOANS
Phone 48
INVESTM ENTS
80 Acres, quarter mile from city lim its, fine sub-division
property, $500 per acre; one fo u rth cijsh; one fourth annuallyw ith interest at 8%.
70 Acres on M arquette St., one mile from city limits.
Price $300 per acre; third cash; th ird annually with in
terest a t 8%.
37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage,
property high and vailing w ith beautiful oak trees; 5
acre orange grove; less than a mile from Country Club
Golf Course." Price $1,000 per acre; th ird cash; third
annually.
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10 Acres celery land in E u rek a Hammock. Excellent
quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre;
half cash; balance arranged.
40 Acres celery land near L ake Jessup, all Hammock.
Price $175 per acre cash.
Some Rare B argains In Lots
Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,.700.00,
$500 down.
Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue,
$2,025, with easy term s.
Four lots on W est Third Street.
$1,500.00 each.
REALTORS
7 1/* Acre grove, excellent condition, th ree miles from
Sanford. Price $6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one
and two years. F ruit paid 25% n e t on this purchase
price this season.
THE HOWARD CORPORATION
Paving paid in full.
REALTORS
Masonic Bldg,
Three lots on Palm etto
terms.
McCALL& FOX
The Firm Substantial
Phone 745
A Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills
1S7 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines.
This would make a fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate lim its.
Price and terms reasonable.
5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price
$8,500.00 including crop.
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13.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. GO!) ft. facing Sanford Avenue.
Price $9,000.00 including crop. Easy term s.
5 A cres, nice G room cottage, .‘i'/j in celery, 1 other crops.
including equipment, $8,000.00. Good term s.
Price
10 Acres, tiled and in celery, with all equipm ent. For price, terms,
etc., see us.
• Lot No. 4, block 8. in San Lnnta on Pulmosa
........... $3,00
Lot No. 8, on Summerlin Avenue in Fort Mellon
full view o f Lake Monroe
$2,01
N ot No. 3, faces Elm Avenue in Franklin
Terrace at .......................................
......... $l,30i
Terms reasonable— See Mr. W hite.
er acre
D riv e .....................
219 Meisch Building
27 3-4 acres, faces 1,500 ft. on Sanford Ave„ 4 miles
out, especially adapted for grow ing celery, $8,000.00
The m ost suited tract o f land for a Sub-division
around Sanford, 35 acres, faces on Sanford Avenue
577 feet, and on Onoro Street 2,640 feet.
If you are looking around for a
house that you want to call home,
and you realize how fruitless rent
ing is, let us show you the most at
tractive home we have for sale.
For terms and prices on acreage— See Mr. Rich
ardson.
THRASHER & GARNER
221 Meisch Building
2 Park Avenue
Phone G32W
711 Palmetto Avenue — Prices and
Terms Right.
Acreage, B usiness, Warehouse and
Residential Properties in Sanford and
Seminole County.
w ith lintll,
10th am i
• $10,000.
*.*20 n t $00
faeliiK Hunt
l l t h s tr e e ts .
11,000 cash.
|m r m o n th .
0 —1.1 acre ct'lpry farm —7 acres tiled—In
Kurcka Hammock. I’rlcc $10,(00. $3000 cash.
I iiint 3 >>ars on iiaiaucc.
50x117. f a r in g E ast on H anford
I*rU*c 912.000, 14,000 c a sh , I. 2. 3
:JAUL LAKE—Realtor
Telephone 71 I
Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg,
Salesm an— E. T. Moore
DUBOSE & HOLLER
Established 1910
Lot on Sanford Avenue, opposite Rose Court,
for quick sale ..
. ...
......... $2,250
Lot in F t. Mellon, East front, a real [tick
up, f o r .....................
$1,825
Acreage on Country Club Road, w ith plenty o f
Lake frontage.
3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and dry, only,
per lot ............
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AMID MAJESTIC PINES
$1,260
I havo som e good listings in homes, let me show
you today.
BART NASON. SA L E S DIRECTOR
Don’t forget to reserve that lot in Lntonin.
Telephone 249, F irst N a t’l Bank Bldg
LAKE JESSUP
Sandy Beach
Reasonable Price
TWO HOMES
Between Pine Hurst and Voung 8
Subdivision.
Very Easy Terms.
Small Down Payment.
A Real Investment.
It. W. LAWTON, Realtor
Real E state and Investm ents
Phone 713
Rooms 203-205 Meisch Building
The Substantial Realtor
!-ll Garner-Woodruff Bldg,
TELEPHONE 770
large lots close in
Country Club Road
A Bargain
S. W. BRADFORD
REALTOR
-Milano Theater IIIJ r.
�\\ e have a real live client
''h o wants several small
acreage tracts suitable for
development; lakefront and
to eliminatiem and
BUSINESS PROPERTY
effort. The other
|th demands con-
io«c who can
itions—those
h in the fuiost a surety
i it is today
One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $150.00
per front foot.
This client is not interested m any property exceed
ing: |7o0.00 in city limits of
Sanford or $350.00 outside
ot same.
[fiture independLfuture growth
Ly it
Two Fifty Foot Corners a t $175.00 per front foot.
Ca>Ji payment cannot exceed 20 r with interest pay
able annually.
(N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel)
One A partm ent Site—Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet
front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot.
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Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front foot.
is to own
Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel,
125 ft. deep, A partm ent Location) at $285.00 per foot.
Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above.
ri
These are some of the finest locations in First Street
Extension. ACT NOW.
SCRUGGS-SCOGGAN.REALTYCO. Inc.
Masonic Temple
Phone 735
r
t it
202 FIRST STREET
Phone 773
The
Bodvve!! Realty C o.
211 East First Street
R. C. TISDALE, J>.
Sanford, Florida
Inquire Re-Sales Department
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
Phone 153
Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo Office Filth Ave.
IMmI■
One Lot Magnolia Heights—A Bargain.
Thirteen acres of Water front properly—Attractive
Price.
Five room house—Cheap.
Other Good Investments In Sanford Property.
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It. C. TISDALE
Real Estate Investment
REALTOR
Phone 23
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236-238 Meisch Building
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I’hnne 2s.*,
r>0, 75 or 125 feet— First Street Ex
tension, fronting on Seminole Boule
f* M' 11 i"l.lfi., iii<„
111
M ilt.
1*' • Si • } :,uo.
WE H AVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS
vard and Lake Monroe.
IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE-
attractive price.
HURST,
BUENA
VISTA,
At a very
on the corner of Third Street and Myrtle Avenue
SAN
LANTA AND CITY PROPERTY.
One corner Lot, 90x105 on Union and
and Cypress Avenues at price way lie-
I Turn Property ({nick
Let me try yours
low the market.
$175 P er Front F oot
LUTEHOW
ELL
OSCAR R. BROOKS
“The Lot K ing” Realtor
306 F irst National Bank Hide.
108 feet front 77 feet deep at
REALTOR
Brumley-Puleston Bldg.
Phone 751
Nothing better in Sanford for an investment.
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w. i*. tw u T r.u o r u ia is
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53 Acres Celery L a n d ,
p a r t cleared. Ask us
5;, anil U7: fO.MO.WI. Ctsll Jl.535.00.
I it.><im r l n . l r r r i l If u ii.i ' o n O r l a n d o ltn.nl
iR N lnrn ••xitoourc
l.ot <0x200 *3.200.00.
$ 1 .230.00 C a s h , B a l a n c e 125.00 m o n t h .
I n l.r M n rr l l n r a i il n . * llooni llousi* E n s t • rn E x p o s u r e .
l.o t <<xll< . $3 ,000,00, 12,(too.00 t •.mil. Ual. 110.00 tun. L i g h t s a m i w a
t e r In h o u se .
SEE—
about it.
Tainianii Land Co.
Room 3, Ball Building
I'hone 713
Phone 142
Lot
Why l*ajr Urnt f
T . G. G A L L A N T
E. I). GIIEU.\
W. P . CARTER
REALTORS
210 East First Street
Phone 708-700
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iAF CAN •flEAK
IN NEW THEATRE
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SANFORD flERAL f t t g
>AGB?r\vBSBVE
r<
AmpIifyBQg' SyaRetfE fieriwves Barncr
Impaired Hearing N ew Mo
Bit' to Enjoyment of Theatre
Guild’s Plays as Handicap
Is Overcome
year, according to an »pnoUn«inent by the executive conimittu.
The appointment of .fumes •
IT'»“nn1 tr* executive secretary U»
direct tho work of IM organization
was nnnoiihcVtl a t t »c j^ rn e Ume.
Mr. Kainnlt wh‘» wtll inke up Jho
work on Jan. 1, LkA W1 L!
his headquarter.* m t,ai»:8Vul<“.
Mr Hur.'.rd is :i lender o f h nir
standing
in forestry work of the
Director To Assum e Duty nation. IKi ; n graduate of the
Jan. !; Highways, Parks
To Receive Much Attention
Freni H cautifying IVogram
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Ihr. 22.
—I I'i Active work hy the 1‘toricm
Hamit if Ration ami Forestry snrlely will pet under way shortly
after the beginning of the new
lions of music and the d uu.i. *ii;
(iirjj definite and htsiuu: step to non.
►he theatre to the hard ot i. nr: h.
S>e;a made by the l litatev Guild .in
the-ilew Guild Theatre :r »\ -w York
3
ntemoenthip fee
Articles nf Ihcorm,;
oclety wore ndatitM|
orf B i” tlon in the near' 1
A* A. Murphite ,
cf the University (1f p
president of the itotfetv
members of the hoard
urc: Dr. Wilmon Newell
the Collcnc of AgflculUi
versity of Florida; Mnj„
Moyd, profestor ,tf hortir
the university; Umthall
nrairtant cilvlcuituriat
United „ States Denartr
through tlic u.c oi vacuum' lute.am
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plifiers.
Twelve sea's in an xeelb ot ; :>■: rf
v t* p
the. orchestra arc jitij ; d t. • '!;
benefit of indicidtuls wi
nearing •
'
imy.iirul. They have only :
for stats in thi* section, ob'aiit si ml!
car receivers at the box , 'ice, an 1
cmpitct the car receivers with incon
spicuous boxes on the rear oi the row
of seats next in front. The system
cntfilOycd is an adaptation of the I’ub
lie. Address System, made available bthe Wistcrn hlcctric Company, whose
engineers installed it.
Two microphones at die front of
the stage, pick ttp every sound; and
the sounds are amplified my means oi
vaftitmi tubes under tlic stage. The
magnified sounds are conveyed by
wir a . t o the special seats, where
reach Hie earphones of the hard of
hearing theatregoers.
One of the striking facts a Itout > •
system is that it is so thoroughly in-'
conspicuous. The ear receivers are
small and light without a headband,
and they need not be connected at ail
until the lights have dimmed and tin ABOVE:—The liautl almost conceals these email car receivers,
play lieguru Thus the persons Of Im *BELOW:—ilov/ the hard-of-liciuing "plug in” on the back of the
paired heating are, in all intents arvl
scat in iront.
pur(H>:es, exactly on a par wills ilic
rest of the ‘audience.
The new Guild Theatre ope fieri last organisation. Thin, persons of fnt- tested some time ago at a trial imtulyear with Shaw's p!:>y "Cm -u and 1cured hearing arc lo have opened to Jitinn in the National Theatre for a
Cleopatra,H It has since
'*md lltetn first nl alt what i, most worth theatre party of the New York
Shaw's "Arms and the Man.’ a! d tinu wliito in the llieaire, and liny will I vague for the Hard of Hearing. The
"The Glass Slipper," by M ,|nar have an opportunity to enjoy the most success of this test was so marked
These plays have all been reco nirrd important as well or. tin: iimst pojiular that it established beyond question (lie
usefulness of the system and its de
ns more tlian passing entertainment. of new production*.
The effectiveness nf the Public Ad sirability from tlic standpoint of the
?nd 'hey \re representative of the
• <s •{ be .',m!d is a non-commercial dress Sy.-tein for this purpose was b ird of hearing
Frisch Not A fter
M anagerial Place
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NEW YORK, Dee. 22.—(/P)
F rank Frisch, hard h itting r.ecund
baseman of the Giant*, rm i form er
Ford limn IJnivernity baseball and
football s ta r, has no desire to li
te r the m anagerial field, even
though he haa been cumddei-'d in
line to nuccecd John Mid. raw,
whenever thu veteran pilot of tinNew York team nhoiihl re'inrjtii h
the right.
Frank 'hits lind his baptism i-i
the role of pilot fur u w inter league
team in Florida front where he
w rites Jam es Tierney, set rotary or
the Giantu, th a t lit* much nrofer
m anning second bnse fo t'ifi -ition
to “any place w here 1- eat*'* get
into the gam o.”
SM ITH
U K I ’O i m . D
P t.m -.lt
;,rnr pxtvrur.
IlilJllllDll
YfltYl lU*
Is destined to take its place in the
the development in the Greater
Sanford district as the finest home, apartm ent, or hotel property ever created
in one composite area. It will be for a ll times incomparable, by virtue of fact
that this marvelously perfect location cannot again he duplicated.
CHRISTMAS
PHILADELPHIA, i S t. 21.—I
— Head Coach Andv Smith of ti
U niversity of California football
team , who was stricken with pnnu
tannin on Saturday, was reported
today to lie out of danger, noli
unexpected conditions arise, lit
nurse raid that lie hud s h p t must
of thu night and appeared jgrea ly improved.
Mr. Sm ith came on t nl the Ho i •
of th e Gulden Rears' tnothull eaeon and w in upcmliii a vacation
In this city an dNcw Y. -k.
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The Eastern Lake Section is literally covered with improvements and develop*|
ments of great magnitude. M an ama lies in the heart of all this great activity. It
is (he fast development to lie offered w ithin the city limits of Sanford.
The time to buy in M arvania is now Homesites in this section will be at a
demand in the near future, make your selections in the second section
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choice locations ltave been sold.
How men love lo pV v nieit\s gam es of course, I>ui still
there’s th at priraki e instinct for physical competition.
No m atter if its im:» l asted in boxing or in landing a
pickerel, in golf, haaebad, /ennis, lum ling, etc., he’ll need
good equipment. Here’s the place to get it.
Select his g ift here and
Christmas.
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SACRIFICE ■
Claimed By Death i
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Dec. 22.
—W)—Charles Patrick Glldea of
A ilkesbarre. Pa., died on the train
while enroute here from Miami,
where he had been visiting rela
tives, nnd was homeward bound.
The dr.-eased is said to have been
a Pennsylvania coal operator, and
wu 1.1 years of nge. He had been
suffering from asthma.
A brother, who accompanied tho
deceased is looking a fter arrange
ments and a sister is expected from
Miami. The body will be sent north
this evening.
DERATES MOSUL QUESTION
LONDON, Dec. 22.—(JP)—The
House of Commons today was de
bating the Mosul question of a
government motion asking the
house to approve the action of the
Ilrltish delegates a t Geneva in ac
cepting the League of Nations
award in the dispute between T ur
key and Great Ilritain. This mo
tion takes tho place of a propos
ed opposition motion condemning
the action.
o il!W BACK! ~ iraagraia^^
Aching Hacks Make Life Miserable
For Many Sanford People
—
It "lan’t right to suffer day In
and day out with dull, unerasing
backache. Or be utterly miserable
with sharp stabs of pain whenever
you stoop or lift. But chances are
you will suffer these tormenting
aches and pains ns long as your
weakened kidneys are neglected.
You may have headaches, too,
{•pells of dizziness nnd urinary dis
orders. Then use Doan’s Pills—a
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys.
Experiences of Sanford people
prove the merit of Doan’s.
Mrs. S. C . Rurrier. r.ir» Myrtle
Ave., Sanford, sj»ys: “There was a
continual dull ache in the small
of my back, which nearly hnd me
past going. I had pains in the
back of my head and 1 lelieve the
trouble was caused by a severe
cold <>Htling on my kidneys. A
neighbor advised me to try Doan’s
Pills and a fter using them, I was
cured.”
60c. nt all dealers. Foster- Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
COTTON FIGURES GIVEN
Archie Conipston cl England,
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—VP)—
Cotton of this year’s crop ginned and Arnnud Massey of France,
prior to Dec. 13 totaled 14,826,-152 will receive n warm gieeting in
running bales, counting round as', their first appearance in Ameri
half bales, and excluding linters. can golf in Florida Jan. I for
compared with 12,7112,29-1 bales they will face Bobby Jones and
ginned to that date last year, the Watts Gunn, champion and ru.tcensus bureau today announeed._ ner-up among American amateurs.
GOLF CLUBS FOR
* . 22.—(JP)_ I
I. Walker, who
from Georgia <
ie bespoke the i
auth and Tam -|
Jemocratie a f - i
to visit Tcx[ for the trip
expected th at
i some l.me in
depending on
icipal business
dry Stoneham,
's polo-grounds,
I to Jack D em p-1
I W ll« in New
I. are news to
COUNTRY CfUB
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H. S. MITCHELL
WILMINGTON, DEL.
A. H. BURTON, Agent.
Route A, Box 10,1
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Lot No. 1(58 to lie Awarded December 24, 1925..
Name..........................................................
Address
Slogan.
“We W ant Your
Patronage”
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Cash If You Have It.
Credit if you W ant It
“ Two years ago I got a
S u p erfex S to v e ju st the day before
Christmas, in time to cook a big Christ
mas dinner on it. / like it very much
indeed and we use it fo r a ll our cooking
all the year around. It hakes ju st fine.
Get a Superfex
with built-in oven
SMITH BROS.
“Quality Merchan
dise at prices th at
appeal”
HOLIDAY GOODS
Phone 216
Winter Hats a t Special prices—Spring styles in
ilk and motnlic cloth. In the newest shapes nnd
Myles of the season.
WE ARE DOING OUlt UTMOST TO MAKE THIS
HI DUE A PLEASANT 1*1.ACE TO CHRISTMASSHOP, A PLACE W HERE YOUII KIND OF GIFTS
ARK MADE AVAILABLE FOK YOU WITH SERV
ICE THAT IS PLEASANT AND UNDERSTANDLY RIGHT.
SANFORD DRYGOODS CO.
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IHE built-in oven
on the Superfex
range is perfect for
all oven cooking. O ne
woman cooked a 24-lb.
turkey in her oven last
Christmas.
“ I had to cut the neck olF
to get it in, but it cooked
perfectly, juicy, brown, and
tender," she says. And think
of the pies and cakes that
btlonjt to Christmas!
Get your husband to give
you a five-burner built-in
oven Superfex range for
C h r i s t m a s t hi s year.
Sweaters and Lumberjacks
Hrown, savory steaks, lluky biscuits, und juicy pies
ure cooked so perfectly on a P erfectio n that they
please millions of particular cooks. T hey depend
upon it to "do” to n turn uuy dish from steaming oat
meal to w ell-done roast beef with uiry Yorkshire
pudding. (And every cooking process may he done
ut the same time, us each P erfection burner is in
dependently operated).
You will find the Superfex everything u stove shotdd
be —convenient and dependable in operation; safe
and good-looking; matchless for cooking every day
in the year. Every Florida home should have one.
There is a Perfection Stove to fit your cooking needs.
If you order one today you will have it in time for
Christmas cooking. M odels urc equipped with from
one to five burners. Your dealer will be glad to show
them to you. Prices 57.00 to 5120.00.
M anufactured by PERFECTION STOVE COMPANY
ChvelauJ, Ohio
•VoU in S tan Jan l OiS Company {[ncorporttltj in Aenlutkj)
Jatkw nville, Tampa
HILL IIIHV. CO.
“We Can Meet Yoiu
Needs”
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T h in k what that means to the Florida housewife. H ours of freedom for >'u
of doors — or to entertain guests. A n d yet a perfect Christinas dinner from
turkey to pie—all c ooked in your big Superfex range. If the Superfex stovj
is up to the murk for company cooking you
must agree it is ull-suHicicnt for cooking meals
for any family.
Phone 346-W
There, is a wealth of sm art new style in this very
interesting collection of dresses at such popular
prices. Shades anil styles are plentiful and the
values defy comparison.
MILLINERY
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N o trouble to cook a Christmas dinner on a Perfection!
DRESSES
The kind th a t receive the wnrnteat welcome a t this
time of the year. In all shades, and of the finest
wool. Very heavy i*.vcaters for men, women and
children.
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“ I really like the Superfex to cook on
as well as gas, in some ways better.
/ think that big burner is ju st splen
did and the whole stove is better than
^ any other oil stove. a
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FURNITURE
I lolls, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Underwear, in
fact every thing is displayed to help you with your
< hristimis Shopping.
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Says Mrs. F. J . Cook, who lives in Lakewood Estates, St.
Petersburg, Fla. Ile r whole
letter of appreciation follows:
& C 0.
I’hillipine Embroidered. These come in all the
delicate pastel shades which women love. Of good
quality batiste. Here is a gift which io invariably
greeted with generous joy by the recipient.
Sanford, Fla.
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T. W. RUSSELL
DOWNS AND ENVELOPES
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Owner and Developer— Address Slogans to
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I hi collection of coats offers models whose styles
m.t'renticaliy j s assured for the latest wear. The
n itcriah are u* fine quality, and a luxurious sclec1• a to tiioofij from. All shades are included.
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Phone 8
READY TO WEAR COATS
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Send In Your Slogan At Once
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CHRISTMAS
nwoGC-o
Complete line of Qolf Clubs, Hags and
Balls can be secured to fit each individu
al from your Local Professional at
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Who Gets the Free Lot at Sylvan
Lake for a Christmas Present?
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A complete stock of I
these stoves are car
ried by the following!
dealers:
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time to
or-Elect
To Texas
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PERFECT!
This Flame for
Juicy Steaks
For tho hottest flame be
sure to turn the wick high
enough to produce yellow
tips
inches long above
thehlucflame. Kachburner
is independently operated,
and will give every range
of heat— from a gentle
blue simmering flame to
the very hot yellow-tip
flame for frying steak. You
can simmer,boil,broil.hake,
and fry with the Perfection
— all at the same time.
�y in s t
]i" cash, kept in u paatobonrd bo-i.
Itate New's Briefs
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AN DINA— W hat is believf .tr .c J to hint* been tho record shrim p
i im-.*.: t xn.rh of tho season was brought
k at in hove when 100 bushels of the
cnistacca&s were hauled in by a
on tho
Flc'ripn •«J'-W ^No|! & ^ hS ; dl5 5 1 4 S iC« r ^ n r S c h ^ l f V h n •' ii shrim p boat, operating
CP orpin const. Recent henvy rains
cacic from.
r
^ *»'*J dfilelo-etl a 3t0 bill. V o i it thought to have blown the
B t - ii.iMtns, d e n i a l c d - _ ^
• fcjj0Wfl eri! an the
’ r\ . ry scrimp from thu river beds ot
r n o l r d here as thej rlc? »UIftom J(J
tn , : my
H,!.* .,nd
tin .gang-plank of n steam er.
r0TISratplat;. the derartm ent " Tin:
DELAND—Over ten thousand
W JtsniN G T O K — P r M H n t
dollars worth of Unitor wan de*
C.*IW bo will r a t Floruln oranttM 11-W " r r a “' a ^ ____
rtroyed in front of the courthouse
during Christm as.
Charles n .
.
llu n trr. member of the legislature
MIAMI The rad jam has s t r a i t lu re . The liquor cm irihttd of K1J
from Marion county, who acconi- a ie m fL bio ft. J inliility V get eases of red and CO gallons of
r.atdid Governor Marlin »n n visit riiipmcHrt th rm g ’i has m u l l .1, in moonshine, seized during th t post
to the president, promised the nu- n L'hHj'.mnr, t h a i l famine, as weil few weeks in Volusia county,
tion’i executive that he would for- mi a
OCT of vrajining panec.
HORSE Hit I MGS Illfi ODDS
u r n l Mr. Coolldge n box of Flor- Rnnin f *
nerioujly eon id.
hL-i oranges for the Yulctidc.
<ring i - r ’ •■'•am paper a n .r_____ _
ciinnry in
. rath e r than be ou. •
PARIS, Dec. 22.—(/P)— Valfle*
PENSACOLA — The United done.
uric, n four year old colt, rew ard
flu te* is m aintaining a fleet of
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ed his imekers with the longest
* vesiais along the gulf ports to
DAYTONA —Governor Ra.ph 0 odds [mid a t a French track in th?
forestall any general attem pt to Brow der, of Maine, is plnrrvug to last JO years yesterday a t Vincen
• n^pggle liquor to Lite coast f o r : head a delegation of t “»i 11«.} . nt< nes. In a mixed snow and rain
Christm as. A number of vessels of th at »latr who nr.- m n aging storm lie proved tho bent flash
r.re, iieing maintained particular- a lour a' Florida in February. The he ro in a field of 10 !rottor3, win
ly b rtw een New Orleans and A pal- party expects to icaic t o i u .l ning by a half length. The odds
nchsuila it wan learned here, with a Feb. I, and will .n i v i :i
,./.*• against Vclfleuric were 1H.T to 1.
slower craft bring rcplnrm! t»y id.i in cim week,
rciui!. guard h o tta capu'.-lc «>f g n a t
npgpqil.i- Owner.**
>
JA CK SO N V Il.LE— Wiley Ilr.n»,i WT
n negro, wan killed beforb II,
eyrn of penplt no the lre*‘t.- h* i*.*
when a fire truck ran oxer hi... w
a:i lie crossed the thoron/hT i n*. o
The truck wn : nnswcriiqf an nl r
- (
a t ’tho time.
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p ’^
PENSACOLA—T hirty thou a n . T
acres of land in Santa R oei re jii
tv will be npprnlfted. O v / n e i o '
the property, who nro resilient.; of
Pcnrncolo. have alrcudy. t|in tn ic l- 1;,
cd fo r,;,th e,JjpprrUltal,, Tie
ap
prainnl \yi)I by in Ino- nutiiri >>' a |Ls
*oil miryey, ,<d ito^.Tpln^
.b a tlS r
production tin* land,could i i Vi t W
adaptci) t,o.(i,, ; ,;,i
,
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d t
a i'
JACKSO NV ILLE—A gecond - .: i . IV
for hiihi for the construction > .. ;V'
new $115,000 dorm itory nt th
State College for Wqmeii has
■* T
Issued ,by tin* Board bi Control
w
n meeting hq|d lu re the he m Uf
found nil bids for that work ‘ • ’/,«
high,, and a second call wan then S ?
f o r m e r
i- r c
I*A. rus, TJts&L
f r o p o
P u ll!
S M f M ass. , D c C . 2 2 .— L-T*)—
n i n of E i l v r s x ^ .1
S y lv e s te r
n o t e d z o o l o f r i ^ t . w ill b e e . t a t th e U n i v e r s i t y o f M t c h a n off r o t t o H t t c r m i a s t h 5* b e tw e e n
t- n o b r a i n
n n .!
: > 2 e r ity . i f h i s
in te n tio n s .
3 tp r e s s e d
b e fo o ro
ii:3
ito ra f,
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s -* » T lm e c , n A,HMtc.
C^hM'.lt n e t
'*•‘*''*4 l|at!
tU r r y *j»t
c le a ip .
111
s a y , nro c a r r ~ £ « d o u t .
s c c ith e r h r u z r i w i t h c q u * l
O U o w lh
KT7T S T I S — A u g u s t £ *_ I ’o n « i r > '. 8-1 who f o u n d e d F u s i l s < i i c i l i n I ' r i u l o B lo rt.
JVI r . PonUry
* v i i c i l o n T. n l : - i
h is
G rn c i* -* .
w h i c h he n — . n u s l f o r
o e t t i ■(la u jcli t
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m u it
r y ville.
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In te r r l i a n g e l l to I..*ihc
th en t « > E u n its .
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C O L E M A N ’S
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TAMPA
Ducky fionror” Ben- |
jnniin Fiold, failed to “duck” d*ir- <
ing a iioxlng bout lure. The blow
OFFICE i QUJFMENT COMPANY
come from Bomcwhqfc ir tiic ring. 1
iRtioliu A venue
Open U veilings p/d
Kvtrybwdy sncceanfidly dodged it 1
but tin* referee. I**l«*lil, at-xl day,*
ft& S iS iS n -s ^ ia s h S iS jS ):
carried about with him a “benuti- a s i S i S i S t S t & i S j a S i ' a ,
J jL _
cl
a n d
l o r id a
Its
m u c H -d is c u s s c c i
d a y s
t h e m
a iv io n < j: w r ite r s
r c r f ^ n tc .
B a b s o n , B
E
d m
u n d s ,
cl
r e
a l l
e c o n o m
i c s
o f
u
o f
n o w a
n a tio n a l
a r r o n ,
B r i s b a n e ,
b u s y
L .e s lio ,
P I o w e ,
e x p l a i n i n g
th e
friends.
T h e c n l n r p c d a r e n of ten
t h o u s a n d acres o p e n s up n o t only a
wider f r i n g e f o r
f u t u r e i n ’v e s t m e n t ,
but a d d s i m m e n s e l y to t h e
v a lu e of
all t h a t i i a s b e e n
d o n e b e f o r e , And
for s a f e t y , s c c t r r i t y a n d
assured
retu r n s
there i s
n o
equal
t o Coral
G a b l e s i n the s o l i t h e m F l o r i d a real
estate H e : Id.
p r o s p e r ity
p h e n o m
t h e
e n o n .
The c u m u l a t i v e
e f f e c t o f all o f
the n a t i o n a l a d v ^ o r t i s i n g
a n i l pub
licity w r i i c h F l < 2 > r i d a is r e c e i v i n g ,
and w i l l r e c e i v e
i n larger
measure
than e v e r b e f o r c :
d u rin g
t h e next
year, w i l l be e n t i r e l y l o s t
to you
unless y o u take a e z i . v a n t a g e ct> f the in
v e stm e n t- o p p o r t c * n itics n o w
offered
to you. T ' h e w i d e s t rin d s a f e r s t invest
m e n t > ' < o u can
m a k e is
r a t Coral
G ablcs.
P le a s e
*»en<! m e k
full ir* -f c» r m a t i u n uhej
umlrrr*er* n i l that t h i s
o b lig a c i*-> i i .
( ) p p o r t u n i t i e s there n r c i n p l e n t y
h e r e f o r in v e s t m e n t . C o r a l G ables,
o n e o f t h e f i r s t i n the f i e l d , t h e f i n e s t
i n t b e a u t y " a n t i e x t e n t of d e v e l o p m e n t ,
i s t h e l e a d e r o f t h e m all. T h o s e w h o
b r o u g h t h e r e t h r e e or t w o y e a r s a g o ,
a m i r e a p e d t h e i r pro fit o n r e s e l l i n g ,
a r e c o m i n g b a c k and b r i n g i n g th eir
cStrett,
G rcu c-
$ 3 0 0 In Gold Will Be Give* Awaj
of
W a t e r - Front
A BSO LUTELY F IEE
EllGUSON
HOME OFFICE
110 East Secoivi
For i n f o r m a t i o n ------- write*, p h o n e or c a l l
C *O R A I,
g - ’A B L E S
C O R P O R A T IO N
IVIilane T h « a t c * r nir!f —
“ fllr,
T U E L L'• &
S M rru
aiAcinjd...
t.ifn Tn|i« tlmli- ninl llrpnlrpit.
.tile Ciirtnliis l**ir All Mnkea >,f
DAYTONA—John I). Rockefeller
bna fi'Ucherl Ormond, hir. Kloiida
home, for bin seventh w inter in lief.ifnshine rtate. J o in I). Jr., i.
expected early in January, and
M 4 John Milton form cly M •
Abby Rockefeller, niece n| thu in.
king, in also expected later.
PALATKA— Robert L K ennrty.
fO, sheriff of I'ntnam cjainty f r r
11)09 to 191(1. and deputy nht i ff
under two rheriffs, died at 1.
home here. He wan deputy shcri ti
a t the time of Ids death.
f i l m
�THE SANFORD
Man’s , V o ic e
M a n ip u la tio n O f P ric e
O f R u b b e r lS y E n g la n d
SatterwMte R ef ows Minister Eulogizes
To Call Extra Session
AUSTIN . Tex., Dec. 22.—(ff>—
W a s h i n g t o n , Dec. 22.— (yp> _ Lee Sntterwhite, speaker of the
Investigation o f a n alleged m a n ip Texas house of representatives, tOulation by t h e B r i t i s h colonial g o v - «iav declined to cairn special ses
ernrnent o f t h o p r i c e of crude r u b sion of the legislature.
The session has been sought by
ber nnd o t h e r r a w m ate ria ls w a s
some legislators to auccrtnin i f
or<-c r°d to d a y b y t h e House.
A r e s o lu tio n
re q u e stin g
th e there was evidence on which to file
House c o m m e r c e 'co m m ittee
to impeachment charges. G ov. Miriam
conduct th e i n q u i r y was a d o p te d A. Ferguson said her enemies were
without n ro ll c a l l a f t e r R e p re s e n t trying to find som ething against
ative llu il o f T e n n e s s e e , f o r m e r her nnd hnd declined to call the
chairman o f t h e D em ocratic N a t special session.
ional C o m m i t t e e .
had c h a rg e d
Great B rita in w i t h **bnd f a ith ” in
the m atter.
"The B r i t i s h
g o v e rn m e n t
is
laughing o u t l o u d a t us,” M r. H u ll
said. ‘‘It is o p e n l y p ro c la im in g t h n t
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 22.—(A1)
it intends to c o l l e c t $1,000,000,000 —H earings will be conducted by
from us fo r r u b b e r p ro d u cts t o p a y the Florida Rnilrond Comm ission
Its w ar d eb t.
a t Miami and Jacksonville on
“ Kurope is l a u j g h i n g up Ha s le e v e whether or not rates, ru le s and
nt the w ay w e a r e beipg held u p regulations should be applied on
for rubber.” T h e reso lu tio n w a s less thnn carload shipm ents of perintroduced b y R e p r e s e n t a t i v e T il- ishable freight in re frig e ra to r earn
son of C o n n e c t i c u t , th e R e p u b li between points within F lo rid a, and
can leader h a d a co n feren ce w i t h , to ascertain whether o th e r rate j
should ho adopted covering intra
pinnt, intra-term inal and in ter-to rininnl switching within th e limits
of Miami.
Tho Jacksonville h en rin g has
been set for Jan. 11. T h a t a t
Miami will bo on Jan. 8.
Freight H earing
On Perishables
[cn o f ten th o u sa n d
[tons moving p ic tu re
1* simple. But it i s
ic a l l the apparently
cJes are overcom e
cation of a P u b lic
VENETIAN ISLES
q o g picture lei yci o u itc
th e background of t h e
i episode and the c u lm itace in which a dozen
tr-m t o f four horses
l The management o f
r n enterprise w ould
gsost dillicult problem
the aid o f the electrical
h being produced b y
t-Mayer under the d i| Niblo. Mr. Niblo a r t n l directing tow er,
drone w a s placed. A
^ C h a r le s P. Stallings,
d ire c tio n Into the m i- j
w ords were led to
b a c k of the d i r e c t i n g tower in o r d e r
s rp li Tiers controlled b y
ic engineer*, and were t o watch the n e w w nethod of direction.
gd projectors concealed A m o n g the f a m i l i a a r faces were th o s e
| t h e widespread scene. o f Douglas F a i r b a n k s ,M a r y P ic k fo rd ,
Enid B en n ett,
Cojector covered cotn- S a m u e l G o ld w y r x .
U of th ree hundred M a r i o n Davies, L o n Chaney, H o w a rd
Alae Murray, L e w
E re c tio n s for players C h a n d le r C h risty ,
C o d y , Colleen M o o r e , Reginald B a r
k e r and many o t h e r s .
T h e system w a a so effective t h a t
t b e production d c p x a r tm e n t of M c tro G oldw yn-M ayer d<=cided to adopt it
p e rm a n e n tly fo r a l l exterior sets. A
p o r t a b l e control p a ^ n e l in a shed b u ilt
o n wheels has b e e n constructed at C u l
v e r City and w ill t » c taken to any l o
c a t i o n by motor p o - w e r . *
T h e main g r a n d s t a n d used In t h e
c H a r i a t race sc e n e - w a s more than t w o
t h o u s a n d feet I o n s - and at one p o in t
aw s To
K.
Dec. 22.—GT)
Vne ^general lnws
X
TKCU* |T*CUl BC8-
^ ■ g h latu n
lic-ing
form, jn 1 will
to all Bfinbera of
K of the lawmaking
p few djjrj.
p f c ia l act of the
K’nty-five copies will
KTisutors, an,l those
desiring them mny
fro m their senators
itiv es.
TAKIO, Dec. 22.—(/?)—Vernac
ular newspaper dispatches from
Mukden unanimously report that
forces of Gen. Kuo Sung-Un, com
mander of tho national iieople's
nrmy, have occupied Sinminfu, 30
miles northwest of Mukden, after
defeating Marshal Chang Tso-Un,
dictator of Manchuria.
i*v*5flTiOATto*s
i .x cowk t a x
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
flails 13-13 ]I r m i I« Trniptr lIulMIniC
DAD OR
BROTHER
Do they like to
read in bed?
Givo them n handy electric lamp. Greatest little comfort you
ever saw. Put it where you want it and get the light on your
book or pn]>er.
Come n, let us show you these lamps and other elect real
gifts in your Christmas display.
Sanford Electric Co
11G Magnolia Avenue
Subtl
d Goi
hundred feet.
,
F ifteen thousand feet c^^. w ir e were
used to link the v a r io u s ^ s b u n d pro
jectors, and forty-two c a m e r a s , with
staffs working them, w e re n i l ^ble tit
hear clearly at all times.
S u c h aux
iliary departments as the s t a b l e s , co:*
tunic department, c o m m i s s a r y and
others were also kept d i r e c t l y in
formed by means of th e s y s t e m .
A troop of fifty-four c a v a lry m e n
and horses was loaned b y t h e United)
States Arm y to act as c o u r s e patrol,
and thA e men took part in t h e picture'
as the Roman Imperial M o u n t e d Guard
and as buglers. As technics* I advisers
a group o f former nrtny o f f i c e r s was
present, among them L ieut. C o l . E. R.
Ball, retired.
I L L not c n ly take on added beauty and a ttr activeness but will mean much more than ever
to th e se who are fo rtu n a te enough to be come owners of property upon VENETIAN
The very arrangem ent of these beautiful isles, stretch
ing up through the center of Biscaync Bay, with the
Drive of the Campanili together with the Venetian
Boulevard, plus the 20-foot park bordering the Drive
of the Campanili and overlooking Biscayne Bay, will,
upon completion, bring about such absolute incompar
ability th at automatically there will he created values
otherwise impossible.
--------- B uilder of-------G A S O L I N E :, ELECTRIC and STEAM L A U N C H E S
SAIL and ROW BOATS
C atalogue
SUNG-LIN CAPTURES CITY
sYlTVBJia
Gems of America’s Mediterranean
"W ISE B O A T W O RK S
I n P a m p h le t
foEW YORK. Dec. 2 £ .-{ /P )The body of "Battling” Slkl lies
in a vault in a Christian cemetary
borne there by Mohnimnedan pall
bearers to nwnit shipment to
France.
Funeral services for the murd
ered boxer Friday were marked
by the assertion of Ilev. Clayton
Powell, pastor of the Abyssinian
B aptist Church, who preached the
eulogy, that Sikl was “a victim
of civilization.”
"A man born in the heart of
Africa, 28 years ago, who could
win a Croix de Guirre and a Legion of Honor medal, win -10 bat
tles in the ring and have himself
proclaimed
light
heavyweight
champion of the world, surely had
something in him thnt educated
people should have developed and
directed into a channel of useful
ness," said the preacher.
s
Boats and M o to rs Repaired
Specifications an d P rices on a p p lic a tio n
Mt. D o r a . F lorida
T O FIR ST LADY
ON. Doc. 22.—(/p)—
* p a s t o r , Itcv. Dr.
le r c o , b;y written
m u s ic o f a Chridt•a te d to Mri.
1
Coot-
A U T O M O B IL E
And tho law of supply and demand as applied to this
property in the heart of Biscayne Bay, is the greatest
stabilizer of true values possible.
F O R CHRISTMAS
SALES A N ! ) SE R V IC E
S A A JUAN GARAGE CO
W HAT T O
We predict that Venetian Isles, located as they are and
with the wonderful accessibility that will he theirs, will
bring about not only values hut profits incident to these
values that have been altogether unprecedented in the
G reater Miami area.
VENETIAN ISLES
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Gems of America’s Mediterranean
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tReal Estate Brokers Causing Delay
In Issuance Of New State Licenses
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ORLANDO, Pin. Dec. 22—(iT*)—- registration bonrd, are being used.
"A fter filling out your blnnk
Much delay in the issuance of
licenses for real estate brokers mftil it to the olfice of the Florida
-and salesmen and a g reat deal of Renl E state Commission in O rlan
*‘unnecessary
L
- _________ _____ i .
—, ^ i l o a d
work is being
caused do, enclosing n certified check or
¥?■
In the office of tho Florida Real money order for EXACTLY three
Estate Commission, by the unfa dollars.
"Be sure to send exactly three
miliarity of the applicants with
dollars no more or no less other[iroper procedure for procuring th egnl certificates for operation wiro the application will be re
This statem ent wan issued here by turned to you with ycur check.
‘ This three dollars covers your
W alter W. Rose, chairm an of the
commission with offices in this registration fee. The commission
will Issue you n registration cer
city, .
The commission In being flooded tificate, which you will show to
with checks of vari »us amounts, your county tax collector. Your
which must be retuned, and n u county tax collector wi'l issue n
merous other mistakes are mad-* broker's or salesman's license upon
the chairman stated. He called payment of ten dollars for state
attention to the fact that the license and five dollars tor county
commission docs NOT issue the license, if a broker nrd if a sales
license for renl estate brokers and man, five dollars for state and two
salesmen hut only issues the reg is loliars and fifty cents for a county
tration certificate, which is « license.”
Mr. Rose warns everyone to
for obtaining tht
f irercquisito
icense from the county tux collec take no o of tho fact that the tax
tor.
,
| collector cannot issue the occupa
If those desiring either real tional license until the applicant
estate brokers or salesm en’s li exhibits his registration certificate
cense will fam iliarize themselves secured from the commission in
with tho simple process of apply- (Jr’ando. He also urges special
Ing for their licensca and follow note of tile fact that the fee to bo
the method minutely, declared Ma sent into the comnthdon for the
ltose, the office of tho commission certificate of registration is exact
will be relieved of much unnoc- ly three dolars, which is the only
snry work und the Jo livery of the fey that the commission collects.
certificate will be greiitly expedi
IMPROVEMENTS 1 KG ED
ted thus enabling the applicant to
obtain a license of the county tax
WASHINGTON. Hoc. *J2.—f/P)—
collector with little or no delay.
Tho chnirmnn has outlined the Extensive improvements to Pearl
procedure of application ns follows: Harbor, Hawaii including b erth
"F irst secure your application ing cpsice for sixteen hntt1eahtps,
blank, either from the oilier of the were recommended to the house
Florida Real E state Commission committee on naval affairs today
in Orlando, or from the office of
the county Judge where you reside, by Representative Stephens, Re
if they chance to have any old publican, of Ohio, senior num ber
forms left on hand. New forms of the special congressional cornnn* being printed but until they m itttco that visited the island *
are o.-f the pre»s, the form s issued
under the old real c-utate brokers Inst summer.
?or Acre“87 ^ T Z : — 4
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TO YOU ALL
AMERRY CHRISTMAS
mny be the big depositor tomorrow. Th**
is u growing bank in a growing town. 'Ve
want more people in Snnford to get aequai*1*'
cd w ith us.
i
MAY WE a s s is t y o u i n m a k i n g
S a iifo r d ,F la .
FLETCHER-BULGER REALTY CO.
108
Ideal
.
for” n" S ;H
HAGAN REALTY CO.
E. Second
St,
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PR O G R ESS
Phone 746
ILI'/j JVtoffnoHa
WONDERFUL HOME SITE
About five acres on a lake, ju st outside c ity
limits. This is one of the best locations »n
Florida for n beautiful home. On this pr^‘
perty there is now a small house, with a u
tom atic water system , bath loom, e le c tric
lights and telephone.
Anyone wanting nn ideal setting fop a hoifle
should see this piece of property. Price
$8,500. Terms may lie arranged.
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT^
HOMES—LOTS—FAl
ACREAGE
Christmas and New Year’s O ffering
Crystal Lake Shores
We are ^niag to offer a few lots on our development
which if, nearly completed at pre-development prices,
for a liniitcd period, on very attractive term s as
follow s:
PRICE OF LOTS- $600.00
I*he«e 744.
W. F. IIOLBORN, Sales Manage*’
A REAL BARGAIN: 10 ncres finest c*1m
0 acres cleared und tiled. Good two
all farm equipment, including mules »mt7 '
“steal" a t $8,000.00.
and
10 ncro celery farm, 5 acres cleared jhd
Can get immediate possesion. $.‘,.0*^ 0,1
term s,
85 ncroH finest Black Hnmmock relerr
below Lake Jessup.
Priced toaihkSti
m arket.
Franklin Terrace lots well located at pric
low lota adjoining. Ask us about thtm,
COLCLOUGH REALTY
Real E state
Genenl |
311 First National link Blit
Sanford, FU.
TERMS; F*RST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00
MONTHLY for 30 m onths thereafter, which takes
care of jll interest charges.
THIS OFFER CLOSES JA N U A RY 1st, 1926
FREE-^fKANSRORTATION TO PROPERTY.
FREE—REFRESHM ENTS AT COMMUNITY D IN
ING ROOM-
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE
See Our Salesm en
Bodwell Realty Co., Inc.
From $4.50 to $5,000peri
l
LAKf MARY DEVELOPMENT CO.
108 Magnolia Avenue
4,000,000 ACRES
Timber lands, $12.50 to $65.00 per icrt
AT
.MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO
Phone 117
R e-Salts l)cpl.
Farms w ith buildings, $25.00 perjo* apt
River Front land, $9.00 per acre sg.
Ocean Front, $100.00 per foot.
214 E . F I R S T S 'i\
W«- own froland two nnl<*a
llal.i r Highway
Trail mid inaido
complete,), it
$ I,Mil I tier litre
tliL* winter.
Phone 453.
anil d e a r 40 acres of drained m uck
south of Monro Ilnv-n, rioht cm t h c
ounnooting that town with Tamiairii
tho :y tom nf dykes wlii.-h ntv nearly
is claimed thii land will be w orth
w la-ii the improvements ,lre fjnj.,hi'd
Groves paying 25 percent net.
WHY PAY BIG RENTS?
Also H» acres of fine, flowin'' well, vegetable 1land
at Ovideo, eaiily cleared. Joining one (,f t|ie
i . l ery and fruit forma, near th<- Ovictlo-Ceneva hhard
load am i tin* la ilro u d
if i
We con make attractive price and terms on then*
or will exchange one or both for improved nronerty
at Snnford or vicinity.
*
* 1
20!) Magnolia Ave.
20U M»Bn«dta Ave.
A Bungalow nf three rooms. N early finished. Electric
lights, buth, and fireplace. Lot 50x116. $1,500.00.
Easy Tern^c
p hone 23 l
IS)
- A
OPPORTUNITY
s', ft. Fronting Smiinole Blvd. and Commercial St
Lake M onroe.
* •'
>
' t a '
* *•
The Sem inole Syncopnte is , an eight-piece or
chestra, will serenade.
Reservations $2.50 per
cover. Make table reseryationd now for coup
les, foursomes, or putties
by telephone, letter or
cull—
•
/
20 Years Experience With Florida
THE CHRISTMAS GIFT SUP*
Five-roon, Got (age, bath, electric lights, fireplace and
garage, [ fit GGxliG. Only $3,500. E asy terms.
T he gift rf
These piques are well equipped w ith dish closets and
closets for other uses. These are real bargains.
Let us show them to you.
or daughter
pear to be
ible assurance
dependent* *3
for the beat
Christmas P'
Let the Pi
an tee this lot
Lake IVlary Development Company
nvrrlok‘nR
108 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 117
e ri
138 ft. off Sanford Avo. Approximately r»00 ft 1....
Inforuintiou
’ u
J’or
BROWN REALTY COMPANY
Phone I7:t-\V
t o ----- ?
N u m b er 6 Ball Building, Opposite|
O ffice, Sanford, Florida.
ible.
For a Wonderful liny If Yon Act Now
W m m
Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric
ligh ts, b^th room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E asy
terms.
BRYANT & HATHAHI
Phone 231
PACKARD REALTY CO.
YOU ARE
Dinner at 8 O’clock
Dancing from 9:150
Price $30,000. Terms.
Seminole (Jpunlylftank
Land at
p . —-to join our N ew Y e a rs
I
Eve revel — to usher in
1920 am idst fun, frolii-*.
| t * -festivity and tho liR'it
fantastic. •
•* Hero you'll find food ot
the h o st; music und en
O
tertainers offerin g I*10
utmost in enjoym ent,
good commnndorio unre
strained yet never unre
fined— favors, frivolity,
fushion, good fellowship.
11 a c r l ™ ^ A2VhE0 CE‘® Y F A M
tools, $10,000.00, 1-2 S S V * a»d fi
For lota in West s f „ K ' I g g g « * ]
For Sale until Dec. 2llh- «;
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
.9
:
'J
see US.
1926
TERMS
5
nmd, Electric light * £ " 1 1 *
Garage^ 1 rai,e from
|
,
*1' < Interest Pain on Savings Accounts-
1st National Hank Bldg.
Lot 2, Block 7, Mellonville Ave., $-1,000
Lot 9, Block (>, Elliott Avenue,
Eastern Exposure ............... $1,200
Lot 10, Block (i Elliott Avenue,
Eastern Exposure ...............$4,200
ford. , 3.000.00. h a i r ^ w ^ u ^
B aerca p,owcd B
„"Y.^
The Small Depositor Today
KARL J. SCHULTZ
MAYFAIR
3 room Cottage
Union A veP ue
R. R. Eldridge
R. A. WINSTON, General
Masonic BldgSanford, Fla.
Phot
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS
310 E. Second S treet
New House Palmetto Ave., all new
FOR sa l e
f u r n is h e d . G ood t e r m s .................. $ 1 0 5 0 0
La I ( »I \ 1I 7 C y p r e s s A v e ., o f f C elery
A vt*n no
■v
VALDEZ HOTEL
Wurt W. Warner, Mgr.
5s
[#'1
V]
7
§1,900
Lot in Mayfair 50x117, near the lake.
Good terms .............................
$1,500
Two Lots Oak and Central Ave.
For the two .................
.............-........
................... $5,000
Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain.
Three Lots, 71 h Willow St., $7,500 for three*.
Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12 000
Lot in Hel-Air, 50x125, Eastern exp., $1150
Lot in San Lanta, 50x110 ................ $3 500
Lot 00x127 Oak and C en tra l................ $3,500
Lake Monroe Development
Co.
n
Puleston-Bium ley Building
Sanford, Fla.
Ml acres 0f land „n hard road and railroad near large subUnrwion, pri, e Per acre .......... .................... ...................... $300.00
4.. acres of (and, ten acreu in fine grove bordcra nice, twentyive acres rjfbt on railroad ami proposed highway near San*
Tord ready |u subdivide, price........ ....................................S23.000
100 lols,
fijai street with live hundred and sixty feet
truntage on
the very best buy in the city, price $100,000.
Two lots corI»*r Thirteenth and Palmetto, 114x117...... $7.:,00.00
r.llff,6-
it1. D^ntwuod, fifty by one hundred twenty seven,
fourteen to /ighleen large orange trees on each lot, one block
Iron* Orliunjp highway, price each, te r m s ....................... $1,000.00
One five ropin bungalow near Klder Springs, five acres ’and
in fine cond|li"n beautiful tr***, term s, price.............. $7,000.00
One luvuse ^no lot fiinderville, five rooms, electric lighta,
water in y ,rd. Priec $3,000.00, $050.00 cash.
180 setes of land located U k e County, q u a rte r mile hard road,
half flowing well land,, price per acre _______ ______ _ $123 00
53 acres of {and on hard road, ten miles from Sanford, quick
sale, pOce o*1* hundred fifty per acre, this property ia riear
big subdivision *nd w||| pay yjU to investigate.
8 1-2 Acres with house, 5 |
on New Smyrna Highwa:
mile of Osteen. Fine homeP r i c e $ 4 ,( W
3 acres cleared. Pr,ce
attractiv terms
CITY REALTY GOOffice Phone
120
Reeld*n<«
phi»B«
5fC.
�THE SANFORTt H
1—Announcements
10— F or R t.nt> i{oom a
Sale— Furniture, etc.
]» Herald
i rates
in A d r * n «
"will be renitron* and
Immediately
10c
8c
7c
" ... 5c
a
a
a
a
line
Hne
line
line
,e double above
are for con-
E
-
B— Autos, Sale
ivernge length
FOR SALE: Chevrolet Touring car.
Reasonable price. 206_Holly Ave.
FOR SALE: Without a dollar
down. Ford truck, equipped with
rexal nxel and dump body. Ad
dress Box 55, Sanford Herald.
TEXTILE CITY CORPORATION
11— For Sale, Acreage
To Sell
TEXTILE CITY PROPERTY
Jirteiy in cns0 °f
Lice MUST be
L at The SanLffJce or by le t-
L discontinuin'
1924
dition.
1924
1923
1925
1923
ATTENTION!
Dodge touring cnr.
Dodgo coupe, A -l condition
Ford coupe, many extras.
Light Ford truck.
DAYTONA
I. W. PH ILLIPS, SONS
Phono 3
Oak and 2nd St,
G— Business Opportunities
Service
Apartm ents
LHouses
[Rooms
id Board
, Office, S to re s
[Aatase
IxcVjmie
KCroves
lliousej
■o, Real
■ Stock
I ilijcellanooua
|J Estate
bilure
f Wanted
ImJ
, Jewelers
Aeroplane Site
Sold
In Units of
’ and 10 Acre Tracts
or
Entire Sections
$150
Per Acre
and
7—Business Service
(Incorporated)
HI-TEST building tile nnd brick
Sanford Cement Products Co.
5th St. and Maple.
Opportunities
Acreage
Adjoining
Daytona
harry e. p r e t t y m a n
HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors
Estim ates given. Superior work
manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co.
Pen. Delivery. Orlnndo.
SAND for building nnd construc
tion purposes. Delivery from
quarry. 1100 M yrtle Avenue.
TEXTILE
CITY,
-Florida's
LOCH ARBOR LOTS
twenty million dollar industrial
Lots 4'J Mid 50, $3000. 1-i cash
community" is located near Day
Balance terms.
tona Beach and now has in course
uf construction, a million dollar in
dustry. Wo aro offering the Flor CORNER LOT IN SA NFO RD
ida investor a properly with
HEIGHTS
REAL BACKBONE.
Corner of Palmetto and F ra n k
lin. Price $2500. $700 cash.
Balance $100 per month for Ii
SEVEN factory units, an ad
months and assume contract.
ministration building, two em
ployees hotels and w ater works
ROSE COURT
are being built by Florida Textile
Lot No. 1UG. $550 fash. Hal
Products, Inc.
a nee terms,
PRICE $226U
ONE
is
. of the factory
. units
- ...........now
nearing completion and the foun
5 ROOM HOUSE
dations for three others und one
at Bel-Air ready for occupancy
of the hotels, arc now being put in.
by Jan. 1st, modern In every
respect. $1500 cash. Balance
DE\ EL0PMEN7, building, Im
terms.
provements and population make
property values increase. All of
HOUSE WITH I ROOMS,
these are being made possible
bath, garage and all m odern
faster in TEXTILE CITY than in
improvements.
any other development in the State
PRICE $4500
of Florida. Approxim ately 2,000
Terms
may be arranged.
skilled workers will he employed,
who will be transferred to Textile
City from northern m anufacturing
centers ami will share in an anm ul
pay-roll of approxim ately $3,500,.
600, It is the plan to have all the
factory buildings completed and in
operation within one year, together
with hotels, apartm ents anil homes
to care for the employees.
DELAND FARMS
PERM ANENT WAVING: Hnvo It
done tho “ Nestle Way." Satis
faction guaranteed. Special prices
until December 25. Apply nt once
for appointment. Miss Virginin
Long. Over Mobley's Drug Store.
fcmot... E fficien t
icatlons
Dodge coupe, excellent con
112 South Park Avenue
Phone 632-W.
17—For Sale, Houses
LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Preocrlptlons, Drugs, Sodas.
We rw u .■ u.r.: night now possess
ion. New, all modern, 5 rooms
are as near you as your phone.
and bath, beautiful, Spanish bung
Cal! 103.
alow in most select part of San
ford only $7500. $3300 cash, bal
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
ance easy terms. Bayard Realty
Successors to Glllon & P latt
Co., Phone 208. 110 S. Park Ave.
210 Magnolia.
Everything elec
trlcal. Phone 422. Electraglth FOR SALE: Five room bungnlow
Radio.
. and g^raije? l P a y in g .p a id .fo i.
Best location, Sanford Heights, at
WIGIJTB— Three stations. Mag a bargain, direct from owner. Ad
nolia and Second. F irst and Elm, dress I*. O. Box 742.
Sanford Avenue and lUth S treet
Expert service.
1!)—Sale, Live Stock
WIGHT PRINT SHOP—Printing FOR SALE: Pair good nudes a
a bargain. Address A. M. Bo
Engraving, Embossing. See uv
first. We do it. Phone 417-W 65, Sanford.___________________
It. R. A ve.-Commorclal St.
211— Fur Sale .Miscellaneous
COME PICK out your Christmas
tree, at corner Park and Second.
From Monday noon on. Or phone
Decorating,
order 265. We mount nnd deliver.
M. M. Lord.
______________
FOR SALE; Nice fat live turkeys
MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general
for Christmas. G. W. Spencer.
rU. 'Freon
cement work, sidewalks, build Phone 100.
| *nd Supplies
ing blocks. Irrigation boxea. J. M.
M Eggs
COME PICK out your Christmas
TerwlHeger. Prop.
otlce
tree, at corner Park nnd Second.
HILL LUMBER CO. House o> From Monday noon on. Or Phone
er-i and Supplier)
Service, Quality and Price.
order 265. We mount and deliver.
Wp, Female
sip, Male
e!p. Male or
JAM ES II. COWAN—All kinds
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
W ater and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
9— Fhr Rent, Houses
FOR RENT: 5 room house nil mod
ern. Sanford Heights. Phone
15G-W. Mrs, L. A. Renard.
Mp. Salesman
R a tio n . Ma |e
S— For Rent, Apartments
ituation, Female
DR RENT: 2 room apartment.
1009 Union Ave. Near new ho-
^ cem en ts
FOR RENT: 2 room sleeping porch
and hath, good location, light
ami telephone, paid, furnished. $20
per month. Phone .727.
WANTED TO RENT: 2 or 3 room
unfurnished apartm ent. Reply
‘uuipment, new M. C. J. care Herald.
:lh ID n c re 3
10— For Rent, Rooms
, » ttle . Dodge
* ‘ 'for $20,000.
e'J 7 miles from FOR RENT: One furnished bed
room. 618 Oak Ave. Phone
ptf highway. 40
* Property, with 622-W.
“ m for $20,000 FOR RENT: Large upstairs bed
*"u can’t beat
room. 306 Palmetto Ave.
,ent or an ideal
Act quick, FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with
V^nge Ave.,
out meals. Reasonable rates.
^ Orlando.
Lincoln Hotel.
TWO PI NR HURST LOTS
Located on Holly Avenue n e a r
Hughey, facing oart, h s No.
ldii and 167. Price *2000 each.
51,000 cash will buy the tw o
lots. Halunct term*.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
on Palmetto Ave. with h ath ,
butler's pantry, garage, on lo t
61x117.
PRICE $10,000
l-.'l cash, balance can bo a r
ranged.
SANFORD
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
fERTISERS
.tentative thnrl t with rates,
plication will give
information. And
,r wi|| assist you
jur want ad. to
effective.
y f NOTICE
ihould give their
dike address as
(bone number if
Jolts. About one
i thousand has a
| the others can't
[with you unless
U address.
DEAN-BERT. CORPORATION
FOR“liENT7T^r4~
F°£ H
33— W anted
HU1LDERS MATERIAL
CARPENTER Foreman. Compe
tent to handlo conriructlmi uf
ten houses at a time. Ho* 22, care
Herald.
GROW ERS SUPPLIES
21— Sale, R eal K n tn te
AUCTIONEER
Wo carry n full Une.
RNT: One or two bedrooms
WE SELL Iota and subdivisions
Our pnera are rig h t.
Cash
or
without
use
of
kitchen.
a t public ruction. Lafe Burger, SOU Maun nil i
terms. We w ant your burin
Room 0, Rock Bldg.. Orlando, FIs.
FOR RENT: Lovely front room Sanford Stove A F urn itu re <
next to b„ to gentlemnn only, _______321 E. F irs t S t
3—’Autos, Rent
Call -19-J.
^1.—Sale, R eal E state
AUTOS FOR HIRE
f
o
r
r
e
n
t
E A G IE AUTO SERVICE Day
mnn. 510 W. la'tStV
or s i g h t Meets all tralcs. Bagrage tran sfer. Phone 551 and 63-W
SALES ORGANIZATION
_rooms. 120! Oa k Av
REEL & SONS
, _ Yon Drive It. .
b e in g SOUGHT
W. Myrtle and 2nd S t at R. R.
’
WANTED TO BUY:
round timber from
up, must Ih> high land
saw mill purposes. T.
son, Mnitland.
THE MEN behind the sales or
ganization in Textile City have
bad long years of experience in
planning and building sales forces.
They know how to ENCOURAGE,
they know how to STIM ULATE,
they know how to H E L P the or
ganization in tho field.
SALESMAN
Wo have a pood opportunity to
offer real estate snlesniBii. One
v h o is familiar with the grrat-r
Sanford district preferred.
SANFOKD GROVE. Inc.
6U7 1st. Nnt'l. Hank Bldg.
___________ Phono 216_________
37— Wnnlcd Help, Salesman
l
SORES, PIMPLES
P. Thurmond
BOILS, RASHES
E A S I L Y HEALED BY
SHOW YOU HOW
OUR MONEY MAKER OVER
V. W IIEELER
BETTER TRAN IODINE
SOU) BY AU DRUGGISTS
YOU’LL THINK IT’S Till
In* .-pointed
K cM ltor
U|
COME IN THIS MORNINl
MAKE A HUNDRED
POSITIONS WANTED: White
help all vocations supplied on
short notice. Pleaso write, wire nr
phono 2632. Northern Star mdoyment Bureau, 30 E. Church
St., Orlando. Fla.
NOTICE
TO ALL CONTRACTORS
On and after January the
10th, lOlifT, the Painters Beale
will bo $1.00 per hour.
Local 12G1, SanfordHy M. D. JACKSON,
Financial Secretary.
of
Klorlila allies
1SU
* * Ito d y W o rk * *
J . II. ifUTC’HINSUN
ItIJ.\ I. F.MTATn
Itsillii'.rp.
REMINGTON IWtablo four-bank
Typewriters, “tho king of p o rt
ables. $60. Barret Portablo A dding
Machines. Can’t !h> beat, Seminole
Printcry, Phone 93, Welaku Uldg.
tu p * ,
niiit P ondera
#*■*• M a i -0001111 s t r e e t
l* « l« rS . K lo rlJs
HILTON’S
n AII ii M l s u m *
11.1 Magnolia Ave.
S F irs t Class Barbers
Special Attention
Given T o Ladies nnd Children,
W. IL LONG
-*
MKAT H A I1K ET
41(1 Ranf<n| A v e . Sanford, FI*.
Llton J. Moughton
ARCHITECT
F i r s t N a tio n a l H ank Uldg.
S a n f o r d . --------------F lorida
Porter E . Hitts
IU U I,
L IST AT H
l*t \ * «’L “ ""k lllil*.
I'lium i * %
K1&,
IL'ptimi
Ur. »•
M K T A L W ORK AN D AUT O M O B IL E
R A D IA T O R
R K l'A I R I N G .
Itii
i: ,u t o
l>rok*r
H od gins & Cowan
S h e e t Metal Co,
ui
JIM IlU I’ fcA t
High School jf
Auditorium
U U S fN E S S ’HOMES
G. T A Y L O R D YER
Painting—DfcnrnlinR
PHONE 303
?
m
All A*** '.. u l l a M *t*l l's r is
Welill"*: Ii* t o l n t r i*n‘l S o tdo rin g
Wi.ik l i v o t o o l r r i l
t'lrnoe
123 W e s t F ir s t S t r e e t
lUiuuo < 3
M e m 11o r <>f
HANFOItD, FLA.
F l o r U l u H tn ln
r i . u l M t f i A wtoclatlon.
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for pood barber
work. Ladies welcome. WE H A V E THE BEST BUYS
Next fo Valdez.
•a c r e a g e -
'12—Typcwrlters, Suppplies
Iran
.1,
Sanford R a d ia to r and
ltefarsiicea:
l*‘l r s t .Nuili.mil Hunk.
FOR SALE: Dresser, porch swing. WAITRESSES: Benson’s Springs
cook stove,, duo-fold davenport,
Inn. Inquire Wednesday between
kitchen utensils, 3-1 m attre ss 10 and 11 a. in., Valdez Hotel, Ask
121 1-2 S. Palmetto Ave.
for Mr. Seaman.
WANTED TO RENT: For about
two weeks one portable pumping
o u tfit with gasoline engine. Capac
ity 1500 to 3006 gallons |>cr hour.
Adrlress I •S . W. i.iro Herald.
pen ilrm ,
»i
W* M|.« tllao in Wrecks
Ilm lili-n c
3!)—'W ank'd Situation. Female
WE HAVE a largo waiting list
LOST: Abstract covering lots 9
for small houses. What have you
and 10 Flora Height*. Please reoffer. Denn-llerg Corporation,
turn to I. T. Stringer, Box 82, eity . to
515 F irst National Bank Bldg.
LOST: liluck suit case on Celery WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif
Ave. Contains book on Peoples
teen acres adjacent to it, Musi
Bank, Red Level. Ala. Return to be on good road and priced right.
Herald office and receive rew ard. Cnll Southland Realty Corporation,
FOR SALE: Gas stove. 'JtJ'J L au 106 Main Street, Daytona Beach.
rel Avo.
Phone 850-121. _
,7—l’iano Tuning
11— Wanted In Kent
11 ..1
ttnill.it.. r
ia n
'/M a fic 7 2 7
W U c le z R e tilty G ).
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w a is t
ea th
TO
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COLO Coin around
D -l t e l
YOUR.
Itnlance Easy,
o ld
COME TO MAKE MONEY
ijgjJR FATHER
SAcy o o Y O U
C a t c h ■y q o r d
SERVE YOU
YOUNG LADY or gentlemnn
fill i acaney in circulation de
partm ent of Florida News. Pay
excellent. Apply .2161 Palmetto
Ave. or Box 41.
E. SPURRING, au£>*divt*lon
specialist. Subdivision to O r
lando, Florida, and F I o r y
Heights, Florida on lJixi* H ig h
way.
117 Kcot adjoining
Standard Oil Co.,
New F illin g ' Station.
W ILL HE GLAD
____30— Wanted Help.___
31—Special Notices
FOR SALE: At South Sanford
(Glndervillc) new 3 room bung
COAL FOR SALE
alow, 2 porches, also small cot
Lincoln Hotel.
tage and one building lot, size of
lots 70x133, cash or term s. M. C.
FOR SALE: Ford Sedan. 4 doors A spin wall, owner.
good condition. $200.00. 216 E.
Second.
________ FOR SALE: band to sell on the
main road, in Grapeville, one
FOR SALE: Bicycle. go«d condi
tion. Can bo seen at 806 Mag- half acre. Apply Georgo T. HulIlngcr.
Stucco
Sheet Rock
Shingles
Roofing
Sewer Pipe
35—Wanted Help, Male
pay cash for second bund
llb lA U ar, rKATILh. CITY ra n I BUY,
pianos. Address Box 352.
substantial development with a
FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three real purpose, we demand the very
II. C. VIELE, Jt-weler. W atch,
mules. Will sell cheap or trade best tepresentution.
jewetery and clock repairing and
for Ford truck or Fordaon Tractor.
engraving. Quick service. 116 M ag
Call L. H. Echols. Telephone 016121
A satisfactory comm ssion ar nolia Avenue. Phone 442.
AIR COMPRESSOR for filling rant ement is offered la the uxccu
station nnd other purposes. Com live of a responsible tulos organ!
28— Plant, Seeds, T rees
plete with electric motor, first zution in Sanford.
1TEWART THU FLORIST"
class condition. Call 139.
Flower* for all occaaiona.
814 Myrtle. Phona 260-W
AI.E: Good second hand
ad,
nmttress,
springs.
M. S. PATTERSON
10 Laurel Ave.
Director of Sales,
FOR SALE: Nice fat ducks. Phone*
WOOD FOR SALE: l eave orders
178 J . ______
________
Box 91-A, Sanford. Fla._____
228 S. Reach St.
Daytona Beach, F la
A Note Worthy
• fiery Avenue
WANT work or change of p»*i
turn? White only. Northern Stur
Employment Burenu, 30 E. Church
St., Orlando, Fla.
THE DAYTONA
KENNEL
CLUB is now building a S100.000
plant in Textile C ity, racing to
start around .lanunry loth.
PLANS now in form contemplate
sales of property reaching tens of
millions in volume. Two or three
years or more, will be required to
bring this city building program
to a successful term ination.
RE<3a U.isE oT tho rapid develop
ment and tho large volume of sales
now being consummated daily, a
sales organization in Sanford now
getting into the sales plans of Tex
tile City, will find prospects can
be easily and thoroughly convinced
of the merit and the pro fit oppor
tunities in Textile City. There
fore the connection will unques
tionably he n very proiit.-dilu one
from the very start.
Ixmg leaf
100,000 ft.
tindu r f»-r
W, I V t n
L IK 7E T H A T ?
r
r
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A
o h
W E L L -W H A T
1 ^ IT 0
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NOTHIN
'/->
T h /v m k .
C O O D m e *0*3 •
Me m a r e i s o f
F O O U ’b H L h O O O H
TO OREL'S L.»v<c
—
t h a t • ,--------- r -
—J
T ills SPACF! DONATED
by
W. P. Carter
REALTOR
230 Mi'iscb JUd«
Phone 7 T4!
Winter D a y s
Here
See Our Now
of
Antiirons nnd *
^l‘ta
Ball H ardwari* Co,
CI423 a* U r t. FeATURB Sc*vicc. I nc
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lA
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Partly ckJjU tU dW
riay not quiti n «H -|
north portion toai«M; (roUlh
Jiyavy frost tgtitmti mil p,|,
t-
D N E SD A Y , D fc n iW ,
!■ -Mccn Pantj Today
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O N
Forty One Mot
Fined in Polic
Marking V
m e A n n o u n re s
sv L in o ty p e is
P u t in O peration
•*• or
win
IV r S e c o n d
M O rd in a n ce
rail the rr
purauml ||
!,i* a Vs t tn
E&tfll FXtfk!
'ticn -liv (If Vnrlonrt C
O:i::n!«ilioni V ill A
' ;nniv Welfare H oard
* rovitle 1
i n fprlun
•
,»:tc hltic cm
•m <'|i!tp:i;cn‘ .
lU addition to Tim |{
■unifii
tiirtiru’.ivtt
♦ nm'ii.iary by unprcr
demand* for tulvo
. nut f.i only the
in n ifcvelopntvnt
w.Ii iniiihlo The |let
l*nj»rovcd m rvlce t
For Chrlslm
D M rih u f i
' 11 p 'lnjr fa re
Ovicbrock anil I’m
•'Inyo* Kendrick
■* iew ifltr k .
x u Marine Corps
i xain ihcrc, lien.
r » fused to qjit.
• *n a iliicntnt
: i he wuld obey
r ond turn the
nlatant director
1 1 . He nude it
that hj would
=x.tion.‘ Dfclarin*
ERIE. Pa, Dee. 23.-OD—
i K ’i I from the Ir.o y'yfyl Christmas holiitxx;
i order to hep h> hen lu.llrnly turned into ;
w h o had V.xj p*1*!«•( itrimtragedy in t h r o
3 Oil. Duller Mid f'• «i' 11"'
here lod:v.
oll
taky. M
Mother*,
lax —
i. rs n blow to le then, 1ethers and sifter* a r o
”» x y fl'icidal sac- f atr.ir,; (he untimely termi it —
i ** came ntivanc* Mio if three little lives, t H c** » r of I'hilahl. ufithi if a trio of vouthfu 1
- i *;• me from of. li tide rclekranti who w e r e *
(n h«! tn death in a panic x i t
~~hin,;tun is that a I'Tinuaity tree observances
rc h!r yesterday. Seven o t li —
*v. I ejnne, cun.
?•Iurine Corps, tn wereinjured.
vt t icr to remain
live th'.'i'tnJ ehlldren n f
Three Children A r c
Crushed To D c a t l
llcncli Collapse:
Kcaeri
early tiday, n a
the nayora u r .
'll over to a
t. r."u W. K ill
|!:ir, hpWCVt t*.
'fi t foe vim li*
iv.i he hnd r r
•!.'i "•< Corp." .
■ kwith p olio*
M/' with lilnr.
it «n a h tim r
infcirrnl that **
iliice v.ai tho o
‘ I ly the ism *
|la (nr diimlMH
• .!' ohool are had gathered
la tac liri; tuna, when rutt —
' onl) the ni'i'ofti of n bench,
ctlupwd ar.d with it canio tv
<r--ii
ih. ,;nam of sever—
ih\i\un v.h) btl been p r o —
tiriutcd tnthe (In,r.
Alter IS minute*, when flic*
a was finally cleared, the*
I o i if the (hr.* youngster.-*
jiifi' found, the last spark o f*
i't traiqvled fr->mthem. T h u
inrar^l v»iro ru^htnl to n ltof%—
- r Tells Alioul p.tal and tiwlay it was thought
O f Ice Cream tin', all would probably recover.
M e t h o d s ( ul
I ! i Froducliim
ARE
3 MD I!!
II \iv.ird W a lk
M.imtfadtire
Atul Various
la Whole M
owner of the
■y Company,
• mlitra uf the
In the Scntlin lib a,Is the
co- -ary in the
_ i.iilk, Lulttr*
Tncture of ieo
s* aba dwelt
orirml ti«n of Number of Major Issues 'V *~*
>during a pure Face llolh Houses A f t e r ”
Chitslmas, Indudinu T a x e s *
f v hut many And World Court ()u e .s tio n
i one uf the
•du atiurjl
rsl in many WASHINGTON, iVr. 21.—(/P>-----*lions were Citipr.is Kfpn a 11'day rccesa t o —
to iletalis uf 1^1), (l-.airg a h-jy |wu week* irv
-, and n.vas* '•I 't it lai l imnh of the groatort'V dealers,
thf to )|uci- * 'I f«r a l.'t;; and spirited ses»—
O
FM il DAYS*
-MJIV,
Mil'll
* of nidi■
in und Mia I
if liberations on J a n .
t Id .; I. ' -ih h'U'ts will have a n unsIdul i". her 'I ia»ji<r i ues with which t o
■' i'le.li,'.lm,rtais .the Wi<rl»t
Milv-..' 1
. inanml, the rubl>'*r.
a-d I’dfnr price situation, d e b t
I the \..r:"iis a p
. pr-priation Mil.
:
lurking et top epetil, t h o
ire ,i li
hn 11' id in tn the R en r
l*'' To1 m'li.OOOin reduction
, |, i ill ini |irepsn«l for a vole on tls<*
ppl I 'II Mil
i ( ii y, lk a t—
i d I,. ,J *! '*ud a resolution railing f o r
ai.'ili.n if allege.] manipui , iJr. , !■'!'. n .,f rrule ruWwr prices b y
!••!«■' *1' In a I'loninl Ruernniciit.
r.. ' i f munopulHs unother cunimo■ie ail
S. ('. ' Mm it was, the losrir i-hnnsl"r t >\ tr-... to diaeus.s pruhilii to
1 1 .res’. I n. tli end from both
11, th' drai pndvminnting in I
Tpnjl
• r i1rat'. nuf a pro[ioied Amvnra-i adlurtnic to the World
> . . . i i.rt will I,- r : mud in (he Rt-nr r. i \ after the holidays, while its
would iiiluring tin
’ definite
1 hi rein
HKI.LAIRE, Oh.KDoc, ft
( A IO ffic u l cheek»lio«ei|
t hat nine men imd.td ltd
niulit in a fire in the m
m ine of the George M.Jones
( -oal Co., Toledo, it Shidy
Sido. six mih southof here.
1
The fire is Mill npu in
H u1 main entry of the mint,
w hile Male offkiili md eal • ]
ployeei of the owl oeifu; in
studvin; wipujneiutiMH
hat It.
Only seventyrinetf theeermil
fiiriMl O
it ll..
- In-JnJ
ll .
f°rcc
ofl tr
nw
tb m
wore nt »irk it ( 0-rUk hit
j night when the fir, m
i
. cred. All nuJ« drir jvw n.
ro p t 11 who vm tritfed li Wi
cji the lower htmk
workers stacreeid is mthist
them at midni(ht irl Vruoikt
t w o auniton to tkj ejtfx,,
.
y«l«aii«r rirtm KM*.
WAYNESBtkC, h, M.% [
— (n*).—Four tslut-ir finrtl
-vvstc killed indfinstknhjtfii
t w o seriously.durirj■(lielhitk
eswept the ttnlatMdatrkt rf
Wnyneslur^ eirly t*!ay. Semd
L>uildiii{t woe destroyed ml i
7i limber uf ethmdjEitti, theto.
t a il loss being otiuteJ it ll,.
000,000, The firernm«er» tnaho t l under» filliry nl
Firemen who met death wen
H a r r y Call, WilliamFwh,k-jh
Itifi-nlicnr ar.d Thmis Lent.
"V ictor II, Silrnn suffered lr«.
t u ro* of th^ ilill d ji» bn
wiritl Luther Renner snlaltedin
i n jury to his Utk, Tkrei ilher
xwis-a rcceiwcj aUsal tra-o. All
t . h o injured, tks ten ikat,n
the Uayncilurjfinronpm,
' sate ro taken to akipul, whereit
nnnounred the (ondition «!
a S i 1vous anj Renner iu serixu.
llowney Hotel (Intn)ei
Huildlntti distnyed wen tht
Z >owncy Hotel, athmrtaej krid
t ructure, the Crjrmu Dinidiay,
LX four-story trkk. irj ike tint
L * r c ,*byterian thunk. Ike Iontf
F iu hotel which eielsirej M
—. osjiiis, wvs placedU(dSS.OOO,an)
T in t of (iro.iBuBMk«rsmtn
» f the LuiMmg andi department ''l
- to r e * off tf.!!5,M
kaueuibw
: m ).. Tk
itun iktM
x*
tho hotel huiliiy idlind
« >mso » ranging from||j(0|ts(k.
M M ) . The churchbum
1 ho four siilias wire turtiijr
«j* n te -r into the Ltd
««.- h e n a will rt>dsp*ed, tripping
*-x«*in in the debris. ti-Kstsiatha
v o t o I escaped Inthtir nlrltdtih.
n g und lint ill theirLlorriiin.
L.NKKLANI) NAN|i||j
Indent Asked T o
) uiJg" (illlen
»* take over
1.10.1 for the • . tviiwi iniirn inai lie re
». The war. i; *'» hr. withdrawal from tlu
r.1ratio ef American Student*
to :ly f- rnc| it Princeton Uni''f’ljy. bai Urn niched by RonI hirer, lauuidinaState student
vho unit the conference when MuV. Ii i way, r.grcra of Hounril
i "; r,il» *ti elected a memlicr
present
I.AK K LAM U c.tU M .
ishnffrr, dtiartera1
, naurd.
o f the H’ruUGrot Any if
'* ItcpublK, died tkii nvreitf
L o r a fvvr days’ ttraa.Nr.tWr . who was hrnis'kflhkiry. A
•- • " “ 5 *!>* id tie erpriun si
•• U>clandfwtcfiUG.,U
w hich hr hu leta fcaj.
&ntlcr Tor iocnl pia Hent
I'dtheaerstivecommittee.
ard er
°eal Jails A
civic m u
T Dinner C
>>', h0V.-r
out amt
pbfltlfid, and that v
Inurtc of (ontrcstii
|t'j fiilill'i the pri
•ft etpertedto reni-la
I >*! r.Ullcn hx
||vt iewdayq #nd n r * s — ”
a[Uaylcn» n condition —
I* hour, on cstiniatsj
. na In tho numher
the o f their (Jhrl«t.
ths’ bchc.it of the
y authufiUca. It U
»”u,Mir- |j some of 11
3 nivut dialers,
* T;tk»;i ur bring i n
|oand, tlicki, (ll i c 11L
«wu jfcl rUckeu fro - ^
:*lnii|g per rocml Thc-^«s
”
*[M*l, tt he Pmcwrhnt A lj- *
hat» 'tutap: gate*.
«1 this fad ( hri trrai dinner would seem i.akk-s and »d, an selling today for 30 emta
f> b« too a quit. Oysters, fur u* In flava ir.e con-1orirg that turkey drrulog, aro 110
•" *hlp- (cent* aquart ir. leal markcU.
\ ‘ Uli year Wh ,•a.tjaJ figures are not
l"Kh Irrri.UuiUlir -n hit years p,lc„ 0f
tried ta Lit, it |( teheses] by nuny auV iw *l . ,!'5nl:f' lhlt »hfrt h an Increase
"•li n 1 ! )nr *1 l*ul IDrent* per
v/iU allow, ,w LIt wis Diked that on Dec.
ntu..t pro-;i.'.'l Iutter *a» aiKrrtlaed nt i
Wc<n!uroundindiUktly fresh!
o u itntl n;eggi. it Mttnli a duani.
jgeese, Ai If all foods hays Increased in1
i -t > t» M trtportlc to whit |heu iiutm
pric«* itrAate during the pa»t tear the wn-1
-i-slior tun elution that fowl ij higher would
Sanford has» (arym
: * v'a.nls Club mil i Ujm(Ut'
t»u Rotuy Clabtu irnstil
-i Muy lUt, withII. R.fi^.,
n s as It's first yrnduLU
Fxi nhoUer Umi |resk)e«tivi
r*unk MaeS'elll lt mntm.
F ie Rotary has i Keahetikis
:J*J.
T h o Kiwinli riohwusrpo.
«r«J in IknaiLr lift nk A.
_ Connelly n first gnih',
V. D
IMIoxcUi.
!..2
r~. E.
. Uimktbutintii
r
x - n t and I. (\ Bdout
* - y . Mr. E.F.IaMi.Jffl
rst-.-Icct ar.l wifi u,;w jf
Jatu I, TV
«.» club is now tl,
nMfj
T ' h i1 Lion* Chi ig.B 1
L.
in Ottoh^.jWtirH
Park l» the fut >m.
L,RA<iUj»hK
r-s»hip of IS.
�M r«p .vT . PMC. 22,19 2
>
y . • \y *. >•:•t •;••*••:••>•:••:••;••:>•!•<•
a setting
exquisite
Picturesque v.tip"
ljuib. Each home I,
i>
and hills, ii.s iv 'i > • ,1
the Country Ciul • ir.du»j
a distinctive char-: am? •
Loch Arhor.
Restrictions assure, \
THECOUNTRY
WILL RE I'l. V
DATE. TIUHI
SECURE IIOMl
ED LIAM ION
THE Ol'ENINC
. unmatched residential su
'd f : 'iew of its many lakes
thespaciousgrounds of
i'*' pe : - nd terraces, there is
. ■hit t ;»l joy to dailylife in
'ittM.nl cxces
IRANCE SECTION
! ’ AT AN EARLY
PROMI TLY WILL
' HOST FAVOR
; R U B D ate op
f «*•
i T
■entfi
TELEPH O N E 5SS
H K ST STREET
fijjjT i ! 1 i ■
A N D PALM ETTO A V E
�xfU
> .* *
ft
YHE SA N FO R D
PACK TWO
And S o
H e Kids the Cops
A I W Q L X J JV C / N
Gening Sale
m
. >■ l ’.*..• ■
__ i- '
.
«
|
This is "M
orning
•’ivim
uii Ciolry
v«v««/i ]>r:
--b i r d owned by J. C. Harper o f B e r k o I...
r.i:*
r__..
M
n„
lev. Calif. Everv mornin jr r * t
h o stmts to crow and the n e i g h b o r s I
call the police. Rut when t h e ?
c * o p s nrrive he's mying "gotible-jjoht’l e ”
In a quiet, friendly tone, a n d
t h u s escapes arrest lie is the p r o d u c t i
of the mating of a respectu fc> I
R h o d e Island lltil hen and a t u r k e y
gobbler.
BUFORD •!;
! RENDERSOPINION
m REALESTATE Si
MARKETS
Tho early upturn —
...... ------------------------largely to stocks in which
short interest had been
Chrysler extended itsi gain t o
f c j> u r
points and additional advance?
t’
o ►t'
.1------- 1 iSone to two points embraced
*«
Itoebuck, rcuerui
Federal .'Mining,
JVi
jiocoucB,
iiiiiok.
k
Trucks, Stewart Warner, A n i e r j
Smelting and U. S. Rubber.
Ameiican Ice responded t o
t h
declaration ui
of a uinuvnu
dividend uuu
an d O “w h —
uvtlatamvii
...
..i-i.i........
i..
cr specialties were steady b y
t
c*
holding of the high priced i s s u . * ^
and favorable trade reports.
|i road shares were sluggish w i t h
the exception of Union t'acif i e .
A .
v.
i*. aim
mrsivi. K
t ui
C. L
and »>um
Northi Wester.
ore i
w
. acitiiii^vo opened
vjrviit.il steady
rsvaiiy w *ith
V
.
exchanges
c i e —
. . -U...__I ..at•
niand sterling unchanged
•*5 2
G-8.
: >
.
^
------M,
. r».- > ■
*’ •
Chancery
.Suits To Quiet T itle
X
I’ reviLus To Special Session
U1
irvvttii I. U 'l1 u
Of Legislalure Declared
«• •v*
..
lie InvalidliySupremeCourt
_____
II..
I...
li.lD a iC in iw n r»t f t l
2
, ...
_
TAlJ«AIIA»SSh.a, Ha., Dec.
— OP).—All chancery suits
tor
‘ I'-armg of title and lem oyin j; o f
i iouda mm red estate wtucti n m l
‘
m i n i
c i u i r only our
weeks
pubb.ati-ini , su»>qiient to June, 1225 a mu p r i o r
to the tipecial session were r e n - ^
tiered invalid by the opinion h a n d jy
ed down recently by Justice K iv e r s Union!, of the State S u p r e m e
Court.
♦
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.— t,7*.
The decision of the higher c o u r t V *
7Vheat prices shot skyward t o
w as given in the cast* o f .J. W . •*«.
U3 a
U result
HSUIl of
01 the
IOC suggestion
!U«|iC3lll
as
i i a
iieynolds, petitioner, ursus \V. T . * ’X y’
the government crop report L h ^
i t nrrison, lircuit judge o f
th e
the U, S. already has r h ir » r
figliteudh judicial circuit o f I 'ii.r J
nbroad wheat that is needetj
itla. The question involved ju r is V.___ n-----...................._.i
home.
Opening
piicea ranged f. r «
diction of certain parties to tn e
2 1-2 to J l-i cents higher t F ix * . r-a
Merit, end nn interpi ‘tatiun
nt
J
yesterday's close. Dec. t o u c l x i r .
C.’ hapter Iblttt of the lots <,f |pg >
§1.70 1-2.
relative to unknawn defendants.
♦**
Several'hundred suits, wen.. i,t'.
X
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.— (,T
fe e lc d by the opinion. The t .iitw
Active lidding for high priced
w e r e based upon a law passed a t
dustrial shares at the openinyr
tre last legulai iteieun' the leg- X
today's stock market carried ■
Islnturc, which tvjs ha rd to m* u,>.
wuru me
wnun
iiiuiii un y « *
word
the rany
rally w
hich featured
f octive in some ins'.iiM1
At the*
fterday's
pnI/1v'ft late
lata trading.
Irmlinir A11
1i- i e x i i
Ames
r ped al
st'Jiion ineiitly
nn
Can rose more than two point.s
amendment by Kenatur < me rorna new high record at 203 and i r-a
• •.tied th- defects. In the m ean
itial gams of one to two and i > n « t i m e , however, a number o f such
criiariccry proceeding1, pi nil to ih»half points were registered
t o the Supreme tViri oi cm o p m Chrysler and (ieneral Motcn. l i i - i .
i t im'tidnirnt, were made iirati t.
oral Electric and U. S. Cn t I n > i
Pipe.
The suit which found its way
i o n originated in Jlaiiiileu cou n ty .
f» v e .*pertly ami rcr.ed pruete.s upe m
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—f / P ) -----M r . Reynolds filled the suit m
Cotton fu.uns opened steady; J a t i
<_•b a n eel y to quiet title to certa in
18.51; >inr. lb,6b; May 18.to; M u y
erty ml served |iroie s* ujmn
18.40; July IH.Ui; Del. 17.C.7.
'aimunts i f the pro. ei ;>• by
j>
ej
I
'liming
a notice in t, e itrudoiiCHICAGO, Dev. JX-id'i— l i u t t o n Evening Herald
for four cu n ,,u ............
ter higher icccipls 7,200 t u b . ~
nccu
r c utiv
t ive
wee!
e weeks.
When a ffid a v its
creamery extras W'iSdGb; a t a r i —
k ix n l been filed thae there bail boon
dards 45; extra firsts HV4(g)4sj A-j n o
claimants, .Mr. Reynold • a n firsts 42tj®43'j; seconds 4 0 (ri>
-_
1.1 llurii'iin
I,
tfur e n tr y
j a l■i*. d.1 A
t>> Judge
41 Vi.
« * f a elc-mi* ol pro tnnfesM* nguinst
^
Eggs lower: receipts 1,51o c a s h
th e
unknown difendant*, w nicii
e s ; firsts II® 12; ordbiary fir - t -va. u s refused by tin- court. T h en ,
U Hrt.'lH; refrigerator extra; ■
’! 11a (TS .lte- ijueslion uf jurisdiction o f th e
♦
4 5 ; firsts 33b®'.il.
u iik n o w n defendants came up, a n d
'
Potatoes trading very slow, m a r
t*n
interpretation of tne uita o f
kets steady; receipts 12 cars; t o
2 1 1 2 5 , a* to whether or not su ch ♦ %
ta l U. 8. .Shipments 315; eight <
a c t . applied to UI unknown d e - 1 X
nndian; Wisconsin sacked r o u n d
i c i i i l a n i i, or i oly t tin I class u f i
whites 3.50®3.75; according
Co
—i 11 known defendant <such as those
quality, Minnesota sacked r o u n d
l>s>c*rit, concealed ur non-resident. $
■whites 3.35®J.Ct); 'Juho sa ck e ii
.Judge lluforil divided that the
russets 3.25®3.75 acciriling
•«>
» «-■ t r forred lu those absent, c o n quality.
’ « n l o d oi non-resident.
->
*‘ Then* cnn'iiuctive service o f
!3.— (/ l 1
JACKSONVII.il D
•c’ i i> attempted, the ctulute
-\\ holusuit t|Uiilnlior..i ami con
> u st
he strictly pnr»ia*d,'’ ihcditie
done prevniiint, e.i the Jucky j i r i i o n states "Any failure in th is j
aonvllle market t ,d,;, at report
*2JT,*l'*l will render me ilecrea.1
c j i c l . Shrader vs, Shrader, 30 F*a. —♦*
e d b the Florida State Market
in g Hum
0 2 , 18 South. Hep. <172.
J
'* :t o i xtramiiu aiy >.'sion o f
. much relief ha- U'i-ii e ffe c t
”. «* Florida l.gi laturv ii'iHi'ticil on
e d in the contested conditions «»t*
1 #th ...... ,
A. I*.
^
th_o carriers'
t
urinal
.
Diliverii
t *
i
an m* w#j
4 which
ur** lute ar.d wr.eeitarn in spite o f
i t e r liccamo a law, which has not 4,“*^
the* best
« v i.»
1(Hurt
110(1
VIi t i l l
t Arpi
(H s i’ ,
s? c
Leen putlishcd, amending
£
companies. Supplies of all com o
I of Chapter 10,102, so as
ditiea continue light, The demand
--- i with
-:a nurkii
> itrong “I'rii
'
> m i l l . " the orov'iiium thereof aniZs- goml
■v- i< *•’! unknown defendants. T his
J
a r e ruling high, rmiticuluil
ula
lutiiiy act, lioweicT, cannot
fancy
1 1 1ir.f.r jurisdiction «*♦
He
qn*en, In
it did not. under the then X
4.00@
5.00, »few
5.00;
■
' ’* W
.V , Uuke
g law. exist.
bushel ci nil’s and hampe , luimh e r one*, IhUuo.OU; e adualr,
stundari’ (Tate
fa n
,00®3.5(l;
tjnril crates, green fancy l.5<i(«vi
5 .0 0 ; rquarh, hampers, small y el
the advanvr, profit takiisjl o w s , ii.iJO; tnu.c-Vi. - uduril era
t)'1;inu' i f large proportions ♦J*.
*?m, whi’ e, mostly I c tn'iintuc
••actimij from lop figures sui♦To
aixc.H, Flax count and stock fancy*
ti.:t the downturns were as a
t.OOc
tj tuitiuioo iai i i<*n«i.i
.1 *; transient, although prices
w
v>*um
Mini -I'd.
■i,a»
iunt urd
e-h*a*Mvv(
o ii
tied about maximum. Tin*
3 . 5 0 ; okra, Immptri, small
to Pv higher, new
practically no xippliir; orange
7ti to
ecember .........
- .$I.7t»*^ %,♦
I______
jo
. fancy count and »tock4.oU
11.37'j tn §1.75 was fill
( fij5.00, few 15.5U; oranges, boxes,
* numerous wild chungi'
c h o i c e nun*, and dock ;iiU@4.0U;
oping hack temporarily t
~tt»w 4-50; grapefruit, boxes, fane,
c o u n t and stock 3.|0®tw*, grape choice count and
CHICAGO. Dec. 2 1 - l/l’i —
pa in prices irMom called e> t e n t . in time of war tmk place in
wheat market today, b’-ac: a
bushel: on tome trade*. Rig buyint;
t h a t accompanied the rue in valu e s wax the immediate itiult o f
t h e goverinnert rtop report inrtie r c tin ^ th.it the li. S. has ulr.-.idy
o r u t into the carry our from Inst
y e a r by uUul 15,0'AIJIOO bawhcla
a n d that large imaott: from Can a d ? Into tMi ejardt/ ir» n pr
^
j .
j.
j.
»•i
i j
m ii
Noon Stock Liit
• hem. k Dye
an Sugar
an T & T
COUR
OR AM
“T H E CRKStAIAAU
Monday
of
® SECTION at its brst”
wnbef
1 'O O A
is the first p u b 1 l c of^ring"
The Crystal Lake Section at its
his home com m Trinity- ^1L‘
best". Orange Court is in the
number o f
li/nitc»d. Demandtfjr
M Jour r ^ s e r v a -
Tjcsolt^*uc
h o m e s ite s
n ow
tzhc.<e^cx'
pected to be far ffr<?afc
supply. Re a homesitc ^ *
than the*
is i.
heart of the city’s most exclusive
home community, surrounded by
the highest type developments of
M on-
the Sanford Country Club Dis
owiut in
trict. Keason enough why this is
your best investment opportunity.
Orange Court.
An able
nt to c^ & re fo r
« B g s:
H O L L V REALTi T Y
^u>
COM PAN
1
V
\ ' aldez Motel Bldg, on
.. 54
5
113^4. Y
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D G E N lT S
Sanford j
�Tin: SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DEC'. 22. 1925
PAGE TI7R
She’s The Golden Rule Girl
W ISE BOAT WORKS
ASA
----------Builder nf--------GASOLINE, ELECTRIC ami STEAM
SAIL and ROW BOATS
LAUNCHES
Boats and Motors Repaired
Catalogue Specifications and Prices on application
ML Dora, Florida
!
•
Cotton Crop Nearly
A l l Picked, Says
Government Report
I
|
AFFILIATED WITH
no C:ti:i>rr. a s s o c ia t io n
WASHINGTON. Dee. 23.—</F>—
! irking " f cotton virtually has
i con completed in thu cotton hilt
I’vccnt in t aural, eastern
and
northeaster:! Arkansas, where it
has been to> cool for this work,
the department o f agriculture to*
day reporto I in its weekly num
mary of en n and weather conditi as in the outhern states.
Hardy truck cr< pa, such ns cnb■ge. onions, turnips and spinach
nude fair to very good progreso
in noth Atlantic ami east gulf dis
,h—I over niamcO another
fcdercj agents
tricts though the soil was too wet
fir mutdi fi dd work. The settinir of cabbage is about completi 1 in the Mobil district. There
was some frost damnga to tender
ci )is iti parts of the west Gulf
arc a.
lire damp weather was favorable
• marketing tobacco in Virginia,
rind this crop is curing nicely in
"aryland imt t r o t . . was said trains
fi r stripping in Kentucky. Tire
warm, damp weather was unfav■
■ fm citrus fruit iir Flui *W■
Conditions by states included:
ndi. nr. lid, of i. . i A nr lea, liar been chosen in a nation-wine
Florida—lowlands too wet and Mu
trucking delayed in most sections ■ nti t i the Golden Utile giri of \:uericn. A s s;:ch -he will preside
. Los Vi :■ • activities ia the Near East Relic 1 Society's Golden
ixt-epi uplands and portion: of
south where seeding and planting Rule week
i •ntipued.
Cabbage ami
other
hardy trmk
fair to ’rood, but
"arm, damp weather unfavorable,
turns fi .its dropping; very heavy
ibunaga from storm at first of
month.
TAMPA,
lk'c. 23.— (/V)—The
eld ullage, “ currying coals to New
castle'* was i't|unllcd here today
when an airplane was reported to
c t : cvirlcr.tc on.
hu\o bat Savannah, (ia., with a
-shipment of cigars (or fi npu, the
iCf.-i. Dm. 23. — (,?*
largest cigar ii’uiiiifucturing city in
»t
continue
11
ho*.
prn.'ccutr* her finnee, sho would tin*
IJ:rniingh:tm, has b n completed *hi* U. S.
«■. !■ a-, .ng dijuth at I tie
iind out who th * real heads of tho Cub;
i > Ur, George I, Ad
..... .
iw Tampa's i Igar
n j trail. Nine
narcotic smuggling rirg were and
“h
.at -tale geoiogi-t of Alabanm. output is fil.llUU.OOO monthly o
<ir
wii.d
in
t!u*
:!•
n
get eti Idi nc that v Id cna
I' i . Adams, who al.-o Is head o f had a billion for 11*25.
r.hove Houca when a
government to rend them to prison, r:.*
lie* department o f geology at the
The reported shipment is another
!>»'.'• (I. All the *. t
Tho officials sign cd.
h
' nicer-,ty el Al.ilium.i. announced development o f the freight uml eXAnd no .Mabel Langford left h. r f t
•data ho wmdd iiraki* an ofllcinl pri s embargo. It is aid to n. came dawn t > Kt w Orlcan
|t:i i- , they t'Hicn 1
urvey of tho ."illogical phenoni- mount to 25,0(11) to ill),000 cigars
Hi ■ "f Ihose -h ip i w aterfront bywayn nrd mingled trmi
the lortheomin™ holi- front tiro Leroy Manufacturers at
A- far ns Paris is concerned
I
contraband with the dope peddler.!. She ful
ii. i* than ..
lire o f porsonr. Iiavi >. i . . Ho will be .r i ted nv tlr Savannah to i-.ii Witt, of Tampa.
filled her promise, la a rhort time, • l
tr more i>r b ■ ;.pj i-m dv i urt ■
... cs in ininiiig at the uaiversi- Th
cigars were made in Key
■
'm In - U
sho turned in evidence that sen t, v, i
ef i iymg copings, hr •
ly.
West, Fla., and the Savannah comLa :
'..lling t r c i , telegraph poles, i\*n
formu
o f the cavo i ; o f pany is tho ."I" dutrlbu
■
they seen i thi traders to the penitentiary, rf
■ d.
" and ig:u. Tho railroad t < **•• linnsioou r.alun;, ca u u d by nilH
events
The piano
was scheduled to
And then lur ran away and
plia v ; put out nf commit
... a -The cavern nverag- d
mnnlt at 7 o'clock thia
■ ' ■ up ihc- story
wife mill l were u tr ii a half dozen telegraph p.di. <-d miuj twenty 1 t iu v-idtli ayd niorning. Local officials were al
married another g id !
B.i'd,
.
i
ata
Jn'!'P<n .■ '<•11 a.-r.'**h the trad;.
Maliei
I.augford
.
\2tr^‘
A'JJP
„ _
iintF fcr'wi’rt uut-Tir-iit'd distant 'a landing field hole at noon wait*
B wCard i tna^ffi I
n mill t of the
intiNne Iml. the cavern there ur ■ jug for the machine.
I
rf wealth and broken. To target— that was hm
I
i
rUalntit’ S and talagmiles of spiny
____________ _________ _
I rwU In the dark rote aim. So sho caatc to Nor
■ipj’ed ia.* you Gfinsimas To Cost
magnitude ami o f great beauty.1 ..
M ao in the water* Orleans again, thin tint ' beromin'
•!.. If you are
re mits ., want ail today will
it becou
he lovi I •r membrr o f tin* federal prohibitor
Chicagoans Biff Sum T in ,. are a number o f smaller
' nfr rcement agency. Down to tin
enviti in the mum cavern which 1 ring >ihi do the worla
ion, at 1 Inst,
■*. YOU si'C,
man wa.n't wortn ! dark waterfront she wtat one.
are In .’v*v»
to tend to man.'
WASHINGTON, Her. 23;— Mb
.epliftev.
; more.
^
^
^
^
• hrirtu i greeting.* wore i :;ten<l- springs ami pits. The air i < fresh,
gloves
from
With the Hun Ring
It Started
n in the deeper t it", which, tin*
*/**!
i ire it. tec“ 1 won myself a plate of con
ford is tho daughter
gi-ob'gi't believes t e n d s to ubarrested."
ana family living fide nee in the heart o f the under- t
rtunliute the theory
that
it
I
nppralt
1
n part of the state world's rum ring," .«he say». “ I
lead» out to another portion of the j r
•tor for help,
strata at. aonre great di tame.
* graduate and min even in the old phmttntion man- t<> *
help her deer exc.urive society •Ion, fa r uptown, locking out over .v !
The leg car rn win re-discov*
i t ' * hibliioii
»s to have ,l»eon j the .Misms .ippi River, where car- r,
eii'J :i ii ‘orin.ition of H. Ik Mills .>1
of the Alabama .Mining Institute ft;7
f'.ung man who lived goes o f alcohol were token oir a " f
who i do tho lirst exploration 20
i ***»■■ —~ ■—----«w jlt rum boats, ami overnight
‘
year ago. A group of boys with • /
day •( t tor tir* ■with labels and seals and corkr, r*
r i ingford went l >'w ere transform .1 in the rooms o f. Or'
JL. Mills found the cave and en* 5r
in;;:, n "I Ui ir
l i il it with l amlifS and rota1.
fyd
ih B B
family. While
tin di i.
ar.
Recent cave-in . in theItirming- "G
jS S R P
,a
mge man cam •
“ Fi r ; *' yva
r Ilj* >\.,s a federal
ham inet riel hiought to light these 3/*
If
visI out
intr
old facts, and thus a survey was >/?
M
n<,fJ. told her ho
.'till confiilen ••
mad** pnedble.
“ •*
iff' 88
if hi r from disgrace
lions i ' l l lynl
Tlu-ru i i no danger of the vtrnt.i i<
S fi
h in.it her fiance
maim in "o' l.y
eliding. lit. Adams said. II" ex- NS
f
vJJ
awr" that th- fedo f its I'cr-mani
pri-s d
the belief that pie ihly ^
— *,
;! a ' i at eviilenc •
appn vir. . j
their* .a i '.tworl; o f caves in thin » H
'Wa.V*'
ilam*. I i xtiuul
dmtriil running for inlUis.
t?
navy i' p lym
have Iu t n l i
i irrs
their <1* d
incnib* r. ii
ithcart
i«ropcan Stonns
Do Mueh Damage
Survey 01’ Large lit plane Carries
Cigars To Tampa
Cave Furnished By
Alabama Geologist
•’Hie one ion I to uiupie.itioned
I'n (it nrd n n u.id financial conion is lira i Me t and p' nrtunl ful
fillment o f t*vi ry pecuniary nbligallon.
Rutherford II, llay.-.r.
Good intentions, valuable as they arc,
cannol build p;ood credit. Only by reli
giously living ui> io every agreement,
dischmging every obligation when
due, is credit established. And only
in Hint way can it bo maintained.
Ketd) yom* credit record clear! Proled your credit and it will protect you!
i^le/iS'y^Jccui/a
AFFILIATED W IT H
S a n t o r o C k ed iv A s s o c ia t io n
Members Commi
/ r c Lcavifinr CI
( II \NG
TOKIO. I:
' 'lli'A .'c h ile . Dec. 23.—nV>.—
nacular n**-\- ip< r ami war wffw«• I Six m m hen i o f the staff o f the
mlvices fr .ini Mukden today slat* Amerirun conimi *iinn wlllrS II".
cd that. Ah* i 'n.l ( hang I • l.ui, i i n i*ui» ::p d in tho work o f
“ war lord of .Manchuria," ha de dt ,ivii iiu* Tacna-Arcln liound.-r\
feittrd Gen. Ili.r- H’tng Lin .i-ei •>
'• i for tin' U. S. today. From
l upitsl t'aikip; : u..-I oiher p' illlon . , their ie mrrtnre the inference is
The advice, ,! • im p what o n - drawn tint the activities o f the
that Alar.I::,1 hound.irv commirsion will be *u".flirting Imt imlic.ati*
i
Chang i.bt.r::**"•! a ilccieive victory. |iicmlcd for tionu* timo.
TIMKI1MIT IS
II Ml I> COAL IS HCAHCH
IIOSTON*. Dee. 23.— (/P)—Hard
cerrl lias becorao so scarce Ii re
th.it one large firm, which has npii'cil 12 itationa in various parti
i f tin* city, i< offering anthracite
in cash and carry cu. tomera at one
cei'* a round. IJuvers must bring
their ow. htwli* or baskets.
WASHINGTON', D <*.
Th * Sc abw *d \ r Line
• ! i i b. I
construction • i h-r i.i
trrr.u; o f an onler t*i«la;
the I. ( ’. c . *c|.. cumin
*. iouxiy had aj.proved
hoanl.s proposal fer e:
central and r r ra !■
tho original time lunit 1
c£>
h-s,MOl0
OL»N
H
.•„t-
FROST WARNINGS ISSUED
TAMPA. Fla.. Doc. 2.1. • r
Warhin;* i werr i’ uueil h r, to'a y
'•I cltru nail trawlt-rry growerai pt bin ly heavy ft .‘ i iu th>- r it
tuaight, the weather bureau an
nounced. i'anifu nud the W <.i
, oai.t of Foirida t day wen* crirecting tho eoldcit *! iy r•( the .« a*
- .ui. tlui minimum t unperaturu be
ing -11 degre e. The mercury v ill
mercury will ,{r p to
degree j
tonight, the weather bureau sai l.
*v in a n r.GSTi n o w i'N
Wi M PALM BKACII, Dec. 23.
I*!-- Kid Indian, Miuntinnd
i.iv.eiyiit fr.'iu Ki*y West, t<" ’ .
the *'
:>ap r ii cd: ion la
h< rr ' ■ m Andy Ilmven. .flu ky
boxer front Washington. The Ind
ian took five rounds, two • oven
nr d Iho other three went to Dow«••*. The Seminole is only lit w ar
old and i.i a Florida barn, full bred
HOLLEY SUCCEEDS GREENE
TALLAHASSEE. Dec: 23.—H*)
—('. O. Holley, director of Indn.
lial education for the Sapulpa,
Okla., city Kchools, has been nanrd Ajperviner o f trade and indus
trial education for Florida, to suc
ceed L S. Greene, resigned, ac
cording to an announcement made
t„.iny by W. S. Cawthon, superin
tendent o f public inctruction. _
H
s t s i v 'i s
V A I.D E/ HOTEL
w.inroriT» l.fmllns Ilotrl
i\vn.rrir; ; t io .v s
ix c m i
Robertson, Williams and Monahan
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
M ililr
LIVE.WARM' MQMEMT.
lU - ll lt liiv n lr T r m p lr
tlu llJ lM K
Fhe Sanford Herald
�y
I The Sanford Herald
Influenza
PlkllikH m i r sttmtson r«c*'|t
i , IiriiT it SaalaH, I'li -win
1
11 M
htfnallt Arrnnj_
i «r*ti n » _
til
Mhirtallt
ati
Br
Dr. Edwin >3. J o rd a n o f the University o f C h ic a g o p re
dicts that th en 1 is d a n g e r o f another e p id e m ic o f in flu e n z a
tut m l at SpcpwI Ctasn Matter
fajMt
- Jetobtr Ji, lilt, at the P i n . (fir. of gigantic p rop ortion !*. W hile lie does n o t e x p e c t i t in th e
lOcio
•t iSanftnl. VtorbU under Act ot immediate fntu *e, he b e lie v e s that the d is e a s e h a s b e e n re
at
‘klartii
,V
,ri <■)»:. _________
curring at in terv a ls f o r a long jyertod o f t im e a n d t h a t a s
'n. it. BrJHI .JWIt.r and Hfinaiiri the world is n e v e r e n t ir e ly free of it th ere is a p r o b a b ilit y
i. DF.AX_____ Aaanrlate ll.llim
,n. 1.1
[lURLS R. JOXIM, tUM*lsK ttdttar that it may b re .ik ou t in virulent form a g a in .
MRanni'Tiox l u r r *
II is estim ated b y D r . Jordan that t w e n t y m illio n s o f
%‘#nt Ynr-II.OA tilt Motittia. I -J) people lost their liv e s th ro u g h this disease in th e e p id e m ic
Dfllrtrxl In L’itjr li> Currier, |«r
♦•k, lit. Wttkl) Kd t'un »J.l of 1918 when t h e w o rld w a s at war and w h e n rnen d ie d in
r )»»r.
II
army camps by t h e h u n d r e d s . It will require a lo n g t im e fo r
M‘K(IH AUTICKi All uljituar
nolle*). tarda of tliankr, rtm lu- us to forget th e h a v o c o f the influenza o f w a r d a y s b u t
iloi.a acd Bcilcen ot anurtalnm tnu
whm cUtictn are Rinde will b» perhaps the r e m e m b r a n c e o f its seriousness w ill m a k e all
efi«r**l fer it rrjuUf advertlsUm of us lie a little m o r e c a r e f u l in guarding a g a in s t it t h a n w e
i* U i______________ ______
would he otherw ise.
vr.wnni AfMCUTKD P ltnsn
■Tti* Awoclilrd Pr»m la I'lcl'jaWhile there 1 n s b ee n m uch research a n d in v e s t ig a t in g
Ively entitled to thr use for te
since
the 1018 e p id e m ic a n d medical authorities h a v e m a d e
pub m l ton of all n*w* diapatciir *
-jHll.d to It or not otherw lai some progress in w a y s a n d means of c o u n t e r a c t in g th e
rredltrd In thin prprr and ulna (ho
local nen nibllihi-it herein
All disease, still, w e a r e b u t little better prepared to c o p e w ith
rlicbln of rt|ir'.llratlnri of apertnl
«lf*p»tth*» herein arr alno reserved. it than we have t e e n . In flu en za works q u ietly an d q u ic k ly .
upon its victim w ith ou t warning, s u d d e n ly d e v e lo p
. winXBDAY,' IlKC’! 23, lik2r»7* Itingsteals
into a dan gerou s m a la d y . When not p r o v in g f a t a l it
JTHE HBHALD’8 PLATFORM often leaves p e rm a n e n t e v il effects. It is a d is e a s e w e c a n
1e—I)«po wile* mule t» Jack- not afford to t r ifl j w ith .
aonrillf,
In rainy w e a th e r w h e n w e are very apt t o g e t w e t a n d
2c—Consirutfion of St. Jolus-ln3Ua Hirer and.
contract colds, vv. sh ou ld exercise every p r e c a u tio n t o ta k e
.1c—Eitrniion of shite way.
care of our health. P ro m p t and vigorous a tte n tio n , i f g iv e n
4±—SmimralnK pool, Icnnm courts,
early
colds, may a v o id a serio u s attack o f in flu e n z a . It is
etc
of
such
a nature i h a t e a r ly consultation o f a d o c t o r is
Aumtntlor of building pmgran-km o. hold*, a p a r t * advisable,
•meat hotnw.
6.— Kdcniitn of street
paving
program.
»
7e—Conitrwtion of boulevard
sreurd take Monroe.
R<7—Oomplttiou of city lp*autification protT.’ tn.
0^—F.tputsion it school ityntem
•wltit ptotitlon for incrers-*d fadlttles.
I
1IIHLK THOUGHT FOH TODAY
folic
V!
fjjfi?
i
'ASA'S PRAYEI!:—Urd, it is
nothing with Thee to help, wheth
er* ith many, or with them that
liavo iin power: help us, 0 Izird our
God; for we nut on Thee, nrul in
Thy name •» jo nijimit this mul
titude. 2 Chroni- lea 14:11.
PRAYER:“ I’ could not do without Thee
0 Savior of the lost;
1 have no Mrergth or (foodn.'SH,
No wisdom of my own ”
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Housing The People
Uapid strides h ; v e b een mndo in recent y e n r s in p r o v id
ing housing faciliti* h fo r A m e rica ’s twenty-five m illion f a m
ilies. Figured s u b m itte d t o th e New York T im e s s h o w t h e r e
arc now twenty m illio n d w ellin g s in this c o u n tr y , h u t a ls o
twenty per cent m o r e fa m ilie s than there a re d w e llin g s . It
is indicated that w r h i n te n o r twenty years, i f c o n s t r u c t io n
activity continues a ? it h a s in th e last few y e a rs, th e re w ill b e
sufficient dwellings to h a v e o n e for every fa m ily .
In New York S t a t e th e re a re twice as m a n y fa m ilie s a s
there are dwellings. A c c o r d in g to The T im es th e re is n o
other State equally a s c r o w d e d . Illinois has f o r t y p e r c e n t
mure families than d w e llin g s . The figures s h o w th e re a r e
few cities where t h e r e a re f i f t y percent more fa m ilie s t h a n
homes. 1'hiladelphia. fo r in sta n ce, sustains its r e p u ta tio n a s
t he city of homes h a v in g o n ly ten percent more fa m ilie s t h a n
houses.
Figures on F ie r i'h i w e re n o t given but it w ou ld b e in
tensely interesting iti s tu d y th e increase in h o u s in g a c c o m
odations here during the p a st year or two. F lo rid a has h a d
such a tremendous g r o w t h a n d such an influx o f new r e s i
dents, that it is h a rcl-y p o s s ib le that its number o f d w e llin g s
is anywhere near t h e n u m b e r ot families. The p e o p le o f th is
state hope to provide a h ou se f o r every family a n d a re c a r r y
ing on a stupendous b u ild in g program but at t h e ra te n e w
people are coming t o th e s ta te it may require a g o o d m a n y
years to do so,
Sanford’s home Lsi iIJ in g program has been g r e a t e r d u r
ing the last twelve m o n th s th a n ever before in its h is to r y
but yet the housing p r o b le m h e re is more serious th a n it h a s
ever been, Thcromi; .? ;,v;>r sh ou ld see our e ffo r ts re d o u b le d
i f we would see S a n fo rd a c it y o f homes, capable o f h o u s in g
th e gnat multitude h e a d ed th is way.
As Brisbane Sees It
At Crime, You Can’t Win.
Trouble in Foreign band*
A Socialist Tory-_
Sliding and Slipping.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
Cap* rljtht
IBU.1. h*
*ln r <*«i-
W AR WHICH is wholesale crime
theft nnd highway robbery, retail
crime, do not pay. European coun
tries have had their war, now
comes their headache.
Edward F. Keller, famous in
crime ten years uro, recently let
out of prison, went to work in a
bank, stole $13,000, took it in a
taxicab and was found dead. The
doctor said fear killed him. Crime
doesn’t pay, or as the striking anthcrime poster says, "you can’t win."
. IT IS n Rood tiling this country
kept out o f those eastern mandates.
We should have had nothing but
trouble. The British nt least got
with their assorted responsibilities
some of the most valuable oil lands
in Asia. But the king of Hedjaz,
named All British mandate terrimade, nnd put in chnrRe o f British
mandate territory. A rebel who
objects to Britain is at the top.
British prestiR® is damaged. It’s
a good tlinfc to mind your own
business if you can, even if you
have to give up the pleasure o f
stealing somebody elso’s oil wells.
•Inpan also has troubles in other
lands, where like our good British
friends, she likes to make a few
honest yen.
Quietly and unobtrusively, with
Japanese courtesy, the Mikado’s
troops have occupied Mukden.
Chinn rebels, and may boycott
Japan’s goods.
BRITISH conservatives who have
a British prime minister in Mr.
Baldwin, nnd have what they call
a “ rank socialist" in that same Mr.
Baldwin.
British statesmen are states
men, not politicians, and they think
ahead.
Under Baldwin's plan British eon
servatlves will have to pay in
taxes fifteen million dollars a year
to 230,000 British widows.
In addition the unfortunate Brit
ish conservatives must supply pen
sions for 150,000 children that have
no fathers, and fifteen thousand
orphans that have neither fathers
nor mothers.
I he Crain
IIan ) h(jr
} -u:t
. , ' '"-M in ,
’ ■'".wrn.s ,■$
iVomw
K. i
my.vi
THE AVERAGE MAN
MONK (■ U AJI.AHLE
E1.LERY SEDGWICK, IN COLLIERS
For First Mortgage Loan „„ l
1'
rtron ttl
Consult us first w|un
The average man, so we are keep her to make my green old
the Martel r,ir f j
told, is honest. Diogenes, for all age very comfortable.
Magnolia * Second
"THE NEEDY ONES'*
There was a time when I thought
the light of his penny lantern could
A . I*. CONNK1.I.Y &SQNS
Tho Yuletide jtason, swinging
not find him, and the editors, who I otherwise. In the days when \vc
round,
have lieen looking for him ever were all slender, and our hair grew
Brings cheer, and h.ndly deeds
since, haven’t found him either. He very black, it was my Job to reabound.
N’O WONDER Baldwin is called may be honest, that average man; vamp the old Atlantic Monthly,
’•Ve henr a tweet, illunivt sound,
he may he strong for family life; For a time it did not occur to me
a socialist.
The hells of good St. Nicholas.
You can imagine what our best lie may never look the other way that our subscribers were average
financial minds would say if any when the plate goes by at church, people. How could they be, readTHE
Upon his broad, capulous back
unillustrated
body wanted to pension widowed nor pass Sally in her blue straw ing those austere
Ho bears a huge nod brimming
a i .t a m o n t ; s i t i n g s , f l u ,
American mothers at the national on the corner without a dime to pages? Well, I began printing piepack
expense, merely because those match her smile. He may belong j ces which happened to interest me
B
e
t
w
e
e
n
S
a
n
f o r d and (irl.in/li uUr Twtnlj
That not a child * rift shall lack.
mothers bring up children that will to the Kiwanis. and always land ! nnd the normal, natural people who
M
a
g
n
if
ic
e
n
t huraliun. : ,-r - in grour.dd
This generous St. Nicholas.
do the work o f the nation in the on the greed in five— they ay he were my friends. V/hat huppened
t
w
o
l
a
k
e
;.
(J
o lf, tennis ; uv ;'r«vc. clr.
does, 1 don't know. I never saw was surprising. The circulation
future.
Full well he knows (with subtle
q u ests.
him.
grew every month a little more,
art
No; 1 never saw him, and the until it was about ten times what
THIS NATION’ is slowly sliding
F in e o r c h e s t r a , cu isin e ;,«■! vn icc cxrrilenl
Bo often has he played his part.)
man win. •aw him 1 never saw it had been. They were all oriliand
‘
lipping,
pushed
by
Interna
f
a
m ily h o e l. I t a t c s very n > r-«a*.
Bat,h1puul is lut t chib! ill heart,
tional finance into the world court either. The truth is either an ad- nary people reading it. But had
This very wise St. Nicholas.
GEO. }*j. BATES ,v'(
iiHncr-. and I’rcj
Mul on its way to the league of vorti: ing agent invented hit:., or not they something which led each
else
the
department
tores did. jn his individual way to wnnl u
’ cHion ". if we really need to diHo stands withoir ocr ci’ y cate,
, ruin h i or prosperity upd get r id 1Have you tried on the average magazine that nn le no conscious
Ytftic ceniaUwiw1
. ho most nwa*t
of mir accumulation of gold, that'1Bra" ^ eo!,t at Hth*m A‘ Chargeft’s, appeal to the ordinary 'aVcriagt*
If sail and help'es* celebrate
-.ill h- J-.
ns I have? The name on the tag man ?
This day of uoc St, Nicholas.
The trial of S h e r if f C h im e i.iu li i u p trh
I >.! rU■
I
'v oli-fnshioned is the gives it away. It is sure to be u
Did you ever notice in reading
County, indicted for socctu l tlegrev iutii<'- . i ■:<>• ■ ••
ict from a statement ‘ medium stout" nr a "short" or the story o f a fire or o f a sinkinj
Ho looks to you who know not
t.M , y Aitams w h e n h e :« '''f'd‘ fni ta I, or anything which shi
/ llf nn
t. lumbl(1(l oVt.r
Y J 11
D
l!
1
1 |L (
d e n termination Inst w ee!. T h e shciiil a.ui I .
v.i re
over t
fear
■•
state early in th
* * •>"!■ Jus pirn,, average. ;ln embankment, how the "average" ->
H ;l|
r e n tL llV
iW
VlCl
O f loss of all that life holds dear, acquitted without e v en ta k in g th e stand in ll-tr t.u n . 1. in : ■
I’.ut it ought to inll • were the king in n fairy man
nmil uenaves
behaves?: Was
there ever such
auch £
A 1 ,U I > 1 ^ U U U “
w as mere
To make thin tn> the banner year
It wm brought o u t in th e tria l mat the Im rifi f H'i HI i' i!
in? that don’t make tory, and did not want to lose my a story which did not have a h ero"
With merciful St. Nicholas.
n position in the C oin . Ilu i. «• lou k u g through a w in ■.,v <•,■■ ' sy.ng European ImiikI. l !o T h,!lir’ in hm 1 ° av¥lrli8r' 1 fnr •; And vvhaj is u hero but the average
• i a XK?
AUDITS "Y.
It w as through th i- < • 1 1« .•
h si . and selling them
t o , bu band m the regular way 1 ))lan WJ „ lhe ca,, come3 to him.
For love, at tKt time, represents r e d ly o|i|K»ite a jail c o o t .
\tor
;
that
will
whis*
should
simply
give
notice
that
tlv
The greated uf the world's event-. th e prisoners made th « ir a lton u rl to escape. T h e S n -v in .
and he forgets he can’t do thing1,
'■ ' money later on. Ad- first average man who turned up
IT..
December tu ui all presents
JacI sonvillc, Tar n.
Hcven deputies occupied sim ila r points ol vantage.
and
does them ?
her—and
then
I’d
1J
to
this
glorious
nnshould
marry
Our ageless friend St. Nicholas.
The prisoners ca m e th ro u g h th e door in single tile, lb
■1 " 1 ; l e said:
I’alnt Be: :
—Florlce Chase Haight.
tween fifty and one h u n d re d shot.1, the testimony s h o w e d ,
••ll kiii.Wn Unit by once
w ere fired at thorn. O ily tw o were killed.
'"• I t other banners than
Only ono more day in which
C E N T R A ! i ' ,. i OFFICE
HE I \Nll NEWS
I
In connection w ith thus in san e gun play, a p o lice m a n |r>r "wn, were they even the ban-1
you may do your Christmas shop
' reign independence, she
.1 ‘ la.it. Bid*.
stopped a pasting car, tl in k in g , he said, it might tie s o m e o n e
ping late.
.1 1 7 -3 1 8 F ir t >
ibi mvolvt
Xmas!
j typifying the Christ.
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tryin g to help the p r is o n e r s . Hi* stood about ten [R ices lr o m wars m interest and intrigue, o f
Xmas has very little to do with
Merry Xmas!
S ;r .r
_ Sanford city government is con th e driver, fired six s h o ts f r o m his revolver a n d hit th e yywer -.f extrication in all the ini ctigion or its practices. It stand
That is ihe way a great number
sidered modtl form by many com m an, who happened t o h e t ie r f c d l y innocent, on ly on ce.
dividual avarice, envy and ambi
for a conventional holiday. Many
of people write it and even :ay it
S . G . G R A Y , ID
munities in Florida, In fact, San
pc.>pie have for some time been
which n; sunie the colurs and
Well, we will accept th e j u r y ’s verdict of nnt g u ilty . P e r tion,
m this day o f civilization, iimro
ford in a model city in every re
usurp tlie standard of freedom.”
convinced that the Xm as season
than two thousand years after th«
h a p s the biiiinnvas j u s t i f i e d in preventing the e s ca p e . A t
spect.
was. in many aspec* i, distinctly
birth of the Christ Child in the
lea st the jury said it u u> a n d w e don’t want to he ca lle d f o r
------- o-------PROFESSOR
EDWARD
S lowly manger at Bethlehem. \nd disappointing. Xmas is the time
when it is the practice for those
Headline says, "Coronado Coal contempt #f court. I>ut still w e can't believe th e S h e r if f Morse, a noted authority on geolo
the (b ploruble thing about the e ■
Cnse »s Unsettled After Eleven u n d his deputies are a n d’t'icien* oiirunization..
gv. is dead, but still useful. Yea pression is the fae*. that *cwmihg!> who are bound by the conven
tions to give presents to those
Years." Do you suppose, by nny
What, after firing o v e r fift y shots at seven m en com in g u-n,tt>' *"■*
was ,m by
intelligent people use Xinas. Tliei
chance, this will bav« any effect
they love, presents to those to
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_
. ..
lltl'KS
fit
th
.. IW
V t.
ir I . . Institute
.
Joess
to
the
istur
oi
was
a
time,
and
that
time
ha
on the anthracite case in Pennsyl through a narrow d o o r w a y a n d killing only two, a f t e r fir in g
whom they may he indifferent, bu:
yet entirety vanished, when Men
vania?
s ix shots at a man fr o m ten p a ce s and hitting him o n ly o n c e ! phi a.1 M e 'h a ^ m 'e fftH t! two*
m
-Xmas vva< considered ratlu) ; to whom they are indebted; and
rurally, in many instances, to thus.1
P retty bum shooting t o j uy th e least. We'd h a te t o h a v e mind*. Scientist* su> ,tn
vulgarism, but now even some ,
who are positively detestable.
The sap who leavw the liyght o u r life depend on S h e ri If C h a s e 's trusty gat.
ation of the brain may explain it. our best people use it
burning in the office when he
Literally, Xmas to many people
Dne thing is certain. If your litWhat has brought this about
-ORoes home just beaus? he doesn't
is merely collecting day!
t e boy \ ivlt-handed. don’t try to
Why -hould *u great a religiuu
A
M
IG
H
T
Y
(
lit
illl
S
o
f
ca
ro
ls
will
rise
from
C
h
ica
g
o
on
m
have to pay the bill, is the fellow
O . ke III" use ins r,ght hood-That festival as < hristmas bermn. th.
Christinas!
who usually wonders why his sal th e day before Christmas. W h en the ticker is stop p ed on stupidity, centuries old injures a victim of the wave ot j | ; m
XT
to
Merry Christmas!
ary is so small.
gmwe peculiar to the times?
th e floor of the Board o f T ra d e at tire do* of bu sin ess, s ix ‘ hdds mind, in useless.
A «1
Christmas in itself is the su
teen hundred members will jo in in singing “ Holy N ig h t,"
'—
YVho or what is responsible fin
i jjij. io tins*
i«~7,
preme gift. We Could see that
robbing
the
name
of
'T
h
n
t.n:.
'
S( IEM E Ml (t ill look in th •
‘ h<\
Sanford’s and at the same time t h e sem e strains will Ire taken up w e
much more clearly than we do if
t
■11■1.
*! \\
ni;.n > bruin for ihir.^is m<m* " f nl! that glorifies—by tin
r Wfl
our minds were less intent upon
G 3m
Thc\|[pT5 ,Un !x7>rei,
in every club in t h e :ity , in ill tire srhmls, in elm fa cstitution
u
f
“
X
"?
interesting than the secret o f ambithe material ends, la t. world such
niuat find Sanfotd atlr to accoin- tO lics, and down ill tlit* Sr )cK\at ds. Busses will t;ik e ca ro l- dextrous ecientricity.
Iret us compare
Xmus w Ui as ours even the story ot the Christ
r-o»* 1
odifte all thr ihouunds wbu wish singers lime hen too bu sy to organize groups fo r carolWhat i, it tliat wjrks in there Fhristmas. What is th- dillerem
that was born in Bethlehem is a
to iip?n'1 th* told mufitbs ot the Christmas eve. Speclutors in Bom motion picture* th eaters while th** brain is aIiv.* nnd sudj^piifii’ j
__
I hue is something
very vi
vital priceless possession. For those
year lure.
w ill sing the carols, in fu e l all o f Chicago will sing ca rols in tlenly vanish when the brain dies? found in one and lacking itl lie* who find the well springs o f their
& l.oa" A«
______
other.
i faith in that gospel siory, the d if
Ybe extension of tl^ white way th e most tremendous o u tp o u r in g o f holiday snug t he world
« hall .wed ference between Xmas and Christ
eystem of FanfnrJ will make San h a s ever seen. All of w h ich m ak es us wonder if S a n ford „ IN ENGLAND the body of King r J J J J '.,f '
tradition,
a In- mas i_. the difference between the
i
^
ford a -well lighted city. ptu. singers have been too bi:>y to organize groups f o r carul- Edward has been removed so thaY ! J
with
it> va gift of a dollar and the g ift of eter
Hs
corpse,
now
deal
fer
a
^
.
n
iT
O
W
l
long
gresaivo atepj of thia Kind that singing on Christmas e v e !
nal love and life.
time, may lie beside that of his riety, personal memora . and ;i.
nre being taken by tb city father
elutions that are a part
Queen, Alexandria, recently dead.
Very few perhaps uT those who
are* largely responsible f„r the
pn '.de^ heritage.
■ii* mni-it thm .. .....i ...
. ^ ** 11 sweet British sentiment,
grout growth being n:mi< here.
gather their children around them
TIIKMOVEJIFNT I N : > " i d ;
.u mote than a lea l e s - 1but it is like
on Christmas will realize that the
ta te Iloom. The actual d e \ . 'u p n icn t is simply mutzing. T h e the eggs from which two chickens
love they lavish upon their little
In
order
to
allow
tiled
employees
s tr e a m .of. money* that
g into that State fro
n t sill
all have escaped
nnd JM
putting
f L.
.
.
t■ *
. is p
’ o u rin T
I I Will
-V
IkklllJ^ 111
ones is, in its effect, the tribute
c« lebrat ion* of Chiblmnt il!» T'* t" P“ ‘1 M ? 0 he
» l! n ) ,v
almost ll ll Ia; 1lev able. **''"* Phmsly side by side
With h ^ r ’- I . ^ a X ' X T ' e "* “ Kl’::u “ ’ ey pay to the future race.' Why
promised. I
counts. U ith the iiumau body it
do not love mankind
Ion-don upon which the
houjcii will
i ''u sin ess nre.i and c o r p o r a li»n. w h o do not often lo s e their
is the soul, Huw close now are
lougliifnl I f0J- yum- hoy or girl unless you
,
celebrate
the
fortunn
e
r.utcntnc
„•
Saturday. Ilrmcmber this tumor-1 heads. It uuill that t h e r e IS now under way inbuiltlings 1-e- ----------su m
, nAlexandria's
,c , anJr.a a oui, .
Edward's
and
uub ■. „
plan a better world for them to
low 'w h en you Iff tramaciir.g dam atjon work and inciuatr.al development, projects to the That’s the nueation.
significant jour live in?
>ry
(he
journey
tiuslim, 1 % , . .bo,pm,, value Of m „ Ita. i « o Wl..,n . ^ - ^ 1
l l , ,, .';
—
3 , 'b'y f t
This is the lesson of Christmas: j
three w.,^.
who
p ,.
,
, .
N ew York.
W A S H IN G T O N
SWIVEL ■“ ‘Htht the great levelutiun, irav- Tho babe in the manger ut Betide [
(man;;. minister since October,
------ --------------------- h®roe» have learned. tht t > H n it through th.
capitul cities of hem was destined t" suffer be
fimihee
while they can sumsukI Mitchell Preat empires, t pitj?».
t
cause o f the Iniquities j f the gen- I
ul |!lst
serins destined to go by tfc« wuy
and otherwise seek to humiliate N»re a manger in 1bthlch cm, tra.i- * ration in which he wn b"rn. So. I
Af Cailtaux, i’ainleve and Louchhim, they can't fri^htiMa him. Tw* ^'^ ^ a lly guided by l he lone
too, will every babe born into this i
by IRVIN S. t’OBU
eur, Now that hr ir out of a job
tifying at the Shenandoah inveati-i'n ‘ he ea»t.
world ruffer because o f the in
and willing to fight anything, how
to
tL 11il LIU*
th.Back o f Chris
iquities of the generation in which 1
THE I MWilVAIll.K KIN
’-------” ' * f
,ho
,v
vcontinues
w iiM tiu c a
tu
s i n i J i t f|1 ft | t i |
to elu p your Hard and _ i t - I ”Ration,
would it be to rail in Urig. dm.
, | ’3work
h n ,>1'. wen
. ..... .
", j; it is born. The child of today is I
---- vori.L'
A year or 1*1 teforc his death,
my support b<r thu great
n| thu" kind, of , t.irth that ?“«*"« that has
Kmcdley Butler fur the place.
the burden bearer o f tomorrow,
art i % . AM furthermore. dt» f n?t P‘«a w--------,
army ..........
and mry men *hrough the eenturi. Booker T. Washington made nn
unchanged. i Only those who prefer to do so •
with
large,
round
stoma.-h*1
,
a..d
1
*n
<
uacaanglng
w.mt to tell ynu thii*—I want to
H ir the a-fstjr
In the new Dcctmbri time tabli addrein in a small town in Gear
with more opinions than experience anct‘ that there 'h.-dl |,e •*,H.UCU need celebrate Xmas, Anyone who i
of the Atlantic Cent Line San gin, lit.- looker! like a branzo lint .'■U you Hint that ivus the licst in regard to flying
on
earth
to
m«
n
cares to can keep the Christ in
ford Is shown ai being one of the and he spoke, it Ir always did speech l rvrr l.canl in niy life
Christmas.
If
tint could be
Surely there 'shorn,J I Vk'1»1o.mgh
"
three points within lhe state of af one inspired. Whenhe had fin- •‘ini il,nt yuu tr» tl.r. greatest man
m im« country!1'
of
Christmas
;,t
|,.;i
brought
about—
if
N’ azarcn.
A
to pro could rt-allv rule the
CAREFUL correspcndent in serve the name.
where this iallroad has ished. an .14 Confederate soldier.
oni day— hi* !
P r e p a r e y o u r s e l for the treat of >°ur
I m afrnii! y.j-j i|.j no. ion much
.. t* rartce secs the French republic
u l
V .r k lln"\ T,mrn ant*l whin* haired arJahlti mustache.!, h
sway would
remain unbroken(
Jm-ksonville are the utluv itwo* I jiushe.l furuirl tnthr platfurin, "iior," sail Waditngtun. W ould- j enjoying a big boom anil prosper- , Wlat is back of Xma
t
a s t y foods.
,
ii
11' ym regard Col. Ru.o vet. naUtV wave. K v w r y W y l■’ at' work, ^
cro.v, and throughout the years.
point’s, 1 ruvelrn shr ifuJy rail •i,,his <>ld face aglow with enthus* the
grenii.t man r,c hnve?
M E N U W IL L A P P E A K U » *
for ^h^irtn^
Christmas!
rood time iahitj dwely will b*.i
~i*n abb re
-•! Ia®m ami approval for what the
This
Merry Christ mas!
ly poss.nle
unaMe to help reitizing that San-1 orator huJ ukl.
i * J V P P f*1***
r.nd thr
’Trofe.wr Wiil.ir.itsn," lie dc“ChK" ln
Palm Garden Tea R °°m
arj
a« w important d a r e d , " l want n 4i new w h a t 1 1 eat
Slag from steel mills is being
eat
a
meat
v
.
th
bin
ul
the
White
I
|y
than
the
FronVb"
m
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1
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than
tho
French
natbn.
ccaier i * agaia •ayl4iit*d.
never lhoufht l‘dbo ddaf—I w unt1House.
used
in
making
cement
now.
O **y*'graphical cTo'rt to . i b t e v U , ^
We
the careful investigator.
In t h e B a s k e t B t HdinK
•x representing the cro . the don’ t know ho’v bakery pivs are
and1made.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY. DEC. 22, 1925._______
TELEPH O N E :
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
MISS M A R Y ELIZABET]
PULESTON
E N T E R TA IN S A T BRIDG1 TUESDAY
The spirit o f Yuletide prevail* freshm en^ consisting of chicken
ed on Tuesday
afternoon when salad, s a f ines, olives, red cherry
Miss Mary Elizabeth Puleston en ice to p p J with green cherries,
tertained the members o f the Col wtre semed by the hostess assist
» i’l entertain lege set at bridge, at the lovely ed by Ifrr mother. Mrs. Samuel
„ »t her home home o f her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Puleitow Mrs. Harry Wilson, M n .
130 o’clock Samuel Puleston, in Rose Court. R. A. Jfewman Mrs. .1. D. W ood
Red Radiance roses and ferns ru ff aril Mrs. D. L. Thrasher.
Mrs. B. 0 .
W hil1 rctreshments wt/<„> iboeffectively arranged in silver vases
and baskets were used with pleas ing served, quaint favors of green
ing effect in the rooms where the hearts tied with red tulle, shot
card tables were placed. Glitter with red arrows were given the
ing small Christmas trees were guests. On the arrows were the
j» r
announcements of the engagement
wiU be hostess placed around the rooms and at
either side o f the large fire place. of Miss Gladys Wilson nnd Frank
Seen st V 30. ° * These helped to remind the guests lin Hardaway of Orlando, the wed
oa Park Aveding to take place in February.
R G . Slaught- o f the approach of Christmas. A
Miss Wilson was a picture of
large fire on the hearth added a
cheery note tu the already charm girlish lovliness in a frock of inile
rtinas Party given
green crepe satin with trimmings
Department of ing picture.
o
f gold leather. Her hat. was
On
the
card
tables
were
red
— _a .
n.Ofl
t . Q-afi o’clock i un lne caru
eaoies
Mwr? Scott will heart* holdinK rcd and
c? n* chir model of green and gold. Slipp, ock dies, which were enjoyed during peia of gold completed this attjee at 3 o , Vmn’ 'th e games.
games. Further emphasizing trr.c’ ivc costume.
iljsk Avenue, hon the holiday colors of red and green
y iss Mary Elizabeth Puleston
i guest Miss Leona were the tally cards decorated with wns becomingly attired in red flat
Christmos symbols.
These were crepe with touches c f gold and
T?chool boys will
distributed by the younger daugh black.
\the City Hall.
Red crepe
romaine, combined
ter, Miss Camilla Puleston.
A most interesting game of with silver lace, cushioned the
day
fprorth
League
of bridge
was
enjoyed
duting
af- lovely frock worn by Mrs. Pules
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W U3 V
tIJV 'J v u
W
U l l i . p , the
--------------(torch will inve^ a ternoon> nnj a ftor the usual num- ton.
h parlors^nt 7dJ0, bcr pf ’ progressions, scores were
Miss Camilla Puleston wore a
will
counted and prizes awarded. Miss girlish costume of red crepe satin
,dxk promptly,
Maud Lake, holder of high score, with Frenchy touches o f black.
rtb League will sing was given a vanity set o f batn
Those ploying bridge were Miss
Eve.
salts and powder. In cutting for es Gladys Wilson, Maud Lake, N a
the consolation prize, bath powd omi Scoggan, Mae Holly, Mildred
May
fcjild will give a er, Miss Louire Sarles was the Holly, Olive Newman, Georgia
fortunate one. Miss Wilson was Mobley, Sarah Kveljn Williams,
i it the City Hall.
presented silk lingerie a? a spec Louise Sark-., Leona Gurmnn, Hel
Istorday
en Vernny, Emma Spencer, Lena
School boys will ial prize.
Following the card game, the Belle Hogan. Kllison White, Kitty
|dsnee at the City
tables were cleared and laid with Du Bose and Mary Elizabeth Pul■Story Hour at Li- dainty hand made covers and re-*eston.
fo'clxk. Mrs. Clark
lie hour.
Sunday
MISS G LA D Y S WILSON TO BECOME
Us of library will
fj to 6 o'clock.
BRIDE OF FRAN K LIN HARDAW AY
___ Mr. and M is. Harry Juckson W il
son announce the engagement
nnd approaching marriage
o f their daughter
GLADYS
to
FRANKLIN dcBARCO IIARDA' W AY
The
wedding
to take place in
E.-vard lias returned
February
Tiding teveral days
ifort Pierce
Tho announcement o f the en
gagement o f Miss Wilson nnd Mr.
Brady will leave
ala where she will Hardaway, will be received with
much interest, as the bride-elect
L with friends.
is one o f the most popular memUcar r f New York ber (,f tho y ° u,,K society sot o f
ifinter visitors ar- ;
k on Tuesday.
1i Mathews is spendU with reiatizes at
Neeley has re' Ocala where sho
Mid with relatives. I
Sanford. She is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
J. Wilson, and was graduated from
the Sanford High Scimol
By her
winsome manners she has made
a host of friends
here and
throughout the state.
Mr. Hardaway is the son o f
Mrs. .V I». llnriiawny o f Orlando,
nnd is a graduate of the Univers
ity of Florida, also being a val
ued member <>f the Pi Kappa A l
pha Fraternity. At present he is
actively engaged in the realty
busine- in <)i lando.
Although th date lias not l>oen
[set, the marriage will take place
sometime in February.
l a t e s t f a s h i o n h in t s f o r m i l a d y
DY M ARY MARSHALL
Copyright McClure .Syndicate
f
lerring leaves WodSkirts That Measure Full Eight
ig
fur Lakeland
Yards Around Hang Side by
spend the holidays
Side With Ih o-e Whose Great
est .Vidth Is n Yard and a Half.
Usually tho notable changes in
IlYck o f Lakeland is fashion rome about rather gradual
^.tr sister, Mrs. R ob ly. Seldom does fashion actually
ot her home o:i
jump from one extreme to anoth
cue.
er. The costumes o f 17fi(J are so
i, n Mir.Rnll i„f, !>ke those o f 1751 that one would
u
-oars inn m i , have to iw a very astute student o f
f lhe will
Mhtoriful costumery to tell one
from t’other. So the fushions of
I relatives.
1924 are singularly like those of
1925 and those
1925 urc like to
trown and two chi 1- those that shall be worn in 192IT,
nlyn, M Y., arrivur\l no doubt in 1927 we shall wear
tn Tuesday to spend
fere going to points
from guessing tho teal outcome
bv f.'i"i“ imr your attention, on
detail.- that ar never to devclopu
into real importance. So it was
that i tii-im ago there were
to In- .1 revival of hustles nnd the
fashion- of the I
No w we
know that th.- to-tie wns o f merely
l>a ing significant . while the
thi"-1 that i * in,i 'I 'v-t- the skirt
that flai
• tl
So it n-ni- now a- if a sudden
change really had come about—
for hanging m your ib thes closet
and in mine there rim be a frock
Still wearable, that measure a
scant yard and a half around the
hen. while beside it lungs n new
frock that i> not an n th less than
eight yards.
Many women ver\ w» dressed
women too—cling ■1i,t* tenacious.
ly to the very s.ant - night skirt.
A skirt of that tyi •till seems to
be in the picture •., rain of the
leading dressmak '• ■olizini’ the
their bestfondness of mat ■
•he straight,
dressed customerflat line- of the | . > <«•* sensons.
will continue t- n A' lri"
,,nd
wraps of this de nrt.-n
Moan,
time the flared -k.rt
he
that nieniuires eight v.irds around
'the bottom—is lHs-..nurc
re nnd
more firmly establish-!
Allen of Hartford,
in Sanford on Tuesdefinite stay and is
it Montezuma.
. J. L. F.ovc o f AugPuJ 'At r in Sanford,
t a brief stay enon the \Si ,i v oast.
•Urant Wilson have
the wedding trip
lit buine to theii
IBull Apartments at
High Street.
K J*trich, of Phill u visiting her moM ;. Gladys DictChristmas lioll-
E. J. Lang, nssocu <• director of
the Ncnr East
l i e - * ^' r 1 ’
State of Florida, was in Sunfuryesterday
completing
arrange
ments for the showing of a picture, at the Mllanc Theater. depicting the work being done in the
Holy Lands by the N -*r Hast Belief workers.
Mr. Lang stated that 1 •*. M *rentette had donated lne use •'
theater for the exhib.tion of h
picture, which will to hown Sun
day afternoon, Jan. 3
The picture is described a* be
iig a remarkable portray** ««
constructive work n»w
,ntC
through the efforts o( the ®rga •
ization. of which Mr. l - ‘ ntf
state director.
, ,
The Near East Rcli f i‘ r*10,000
;^ ‘
td to be caring for about
about
children, of which number
arrived hero
Washington- Lee
'fvn<l the holidays
***nt;> Dr. and Mrs.
Eugene Tittle
for Jacksonville
•pond Christmas
*» mother, Mrs.
*r Mi is Sarah Mur*nd Fannie Reba
Myers are spendhere with their
tunnie Ftembridge
home on Myrtle
V ^’aul Redf<*arn o*
2“'K he Chrlatmas
(lth Mrs. Kedfcrn’s
* J'r«. G. W. SpcapiI!i*m«. Miss Bubs
•’
Williams left
'iiitm an, Gu.,
. *r«-n<l the holidays
.* '’ uiughtcr, U h .
Library Notes
•he library
will be opened
Christmas and New Years F.vc
until 9 o'clock, but will be closed
all day Christmas and New Years
day.
As the children requested
that the story hour be held this
week, Mrs. Clark will conduct th“
usual story hour next Saturday
morning nt 10 o’clock.
Several
Christmns stories were told last
week nnd some war stories by
the boys present.
The reading rooms will be open
next Sundry afternoon as usual
from 3 to 6 o’clock.
Take a Tip From Santa
Brazilian State Plans W
Tn
10
W n lr l
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
Mr».|one
put the black onyx clock and sized, and the plainer it is the
1\ I )* c ^ n o o r l F n t w f o i n i i ^ y Mrs. E. D.
Mobley,
J in ,i
1 U ‘ o u c c u i ^ n i c i u a m n i Slaughter was presented n bottle from which one hung n tidy or two. better.
Faithfully,
M ARTH A.
o f Houbigant’s perfume as me Now the mantel is seldom empha
At Bridge Honoring mento
o f the occasion.
There were four tables of play
Mrs. B. G. Slaughter
ers nnd the afternoon proved most
Mrs. B. G. Slaugnter of Hope- enjoyable, the cordial hospitality
o f the hostess being reflected in
well, Va., who is the charming every detail. Mrs. Sneed was as
house guest of her rister, Mrs. sisted in entertaining her guests
John W. Sneed, was the euost of by her sistter, Miss Ollie S. John
HE KNOWS WHERE TO
honor nt a bridge luncheon Tues son.
day given by Mrs. Sneed at her
GET THE “ REST FOR
cozy home on Park Avenue.
TH O U G H TS-W ISE
LESS.”
EVERY YEAR
Christmas
greenery together
THOUSANDS OF PEO
AN D OTHERWISE
with quantities of red Radiance
roses nnd poinsettias, were used
PLE TAKE HIS ADVICE
with pleasing effect In the rooms
i f you have n fireplace—and*,
AND GO TO THE NEAR
where the card tables were ar everyone who possibly can do soj
other .uggetion. of the
P r * in «
" ” 1 season. w cu. fcaUmd in |tave „ yu]e iojr. There arc some
i i l C C the place cards and tallies, and chnrnijnj- customs nnd traditions
with the- yule log in
Using British Funds course luncheon.
,mt to ,h’ The luncheon
nv* associated
Kngland „ nd it is a pity that we
was served at small tables cen- ^
nol maJe moru o f them
w0
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— (/P)— tered wPh vases holding red r o s e f
Chri. . i rcc 0f GerWith Congress nnd Secretary buds, and nt each plate were nut. mnn Jr[Jin am, thc CU8tom of
cups nnd other accessories in red hanging stockings by the fireHoover actively seeking to rescue
and green.
plnco, neither o f whieh customs are
American consumers from high
1 Following the luncheon, a spirit so old as the yule log.
rubber prices, which have Great ed game o f bridge was indulged
Your yule log should be ns big
Britain's support, now comes news in. When scores were counted, it
ns your tlreplace will take conven
of the plan of the stnte o f Sao wns found thnt Mrs. Harry' Bod- iently. If you cannot go through
score nnd was the ceremony of bringing in the
Paulo, Brazil, to hold up the price well hold high
awarded
n
colonial
boudoir
lump as
. ,
yourselves, then select
of coffee, also with British finan f . „ *
a ..
%
r n .k u k
U e a .i M l ' i l
•
”
*
.
«
first prize.
A
most nattractive
from your wood pile n? comely n
cial backing.
Hesitating to attempt loans in frosted green glass flower basket, log ns you can and have it ready to
this country, largely because o f the was the cut prize, {his being won bum on Christmas eve. If you
would have the yule bring you
the recent plea of Secretary Hoov
good luck then it must he lighted
er that American bankers deny
credit to fnreigns for such purch
HOTEL ARRIVALS on Christmas eve, ami while you
ases, Paulo expects to borrow ap
eat surper the lire must not be
proximately $50,000,000 from Lon
stirred. Furthermore there ought
Monte/iinin
don bankers.
The Brazilian legislature has
been asked to authorize the loan,
which would be used to bolster the
coffee market against any mater
ial price declines. However, the
prospect that Americans may lie
expense
asked to pay high prices for co f
house so long as the yule log was
fee as well as rubber finds Con
Valdez
still burning. The cM-time yule
gress nnd Mr. Hoover ready to de
J. A. Birl. Tampa; W. W. Oitt- log, however, was big enough to
velop retaliatory measures when mnn, Jncksonvi'lee; A. Fletcher, burn for several evenings. Few
the congressional investigation in West New York; Jack Brooks, present day fire places are large
to the rubber situation gets un Palm Bench; Frank I.. Swin. Jack enough to harbor a log of anything
der way.
sonville; T. T. Hogan. Jackson like such proportions.
After
the
it simultan- ville; Mrs. It.
II. M. Ilauriiian,
Haiirilian. a
Ak,
... ,holidays,
.........
kIt is interesting, l think, howeously Will delve into the suoject ro„ . w . 1). Gerhriet. Jacksonville;
fond people are getting of open
;;LV:r
L well as
r.f into other
J !!* E
L ,,.n F. D. spencer. Richmond. \’n.; fireplaces. The possession of such
Brazil, as
simil
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Walsh. St. Pet n commodity seems to be the great
ar foreign monopolies.
ersburg; J. Louie Carter. West drawing card o f the city apartment
Palm Beach; A. S. Henderson.
and a country surburbnn
Missing Houseboat Is Daytona; Darrell Smith, Stuart; nowadays
house built without an open fire
11. W. Aspinwall, Stuart; W. L.
place would hardly appeal tn tho |
FoundTodayAnchored Ilicks, Jacksonville.
lietter-class tenant, but just a
little while ago, the most imporIn Lake Worth Inlet
Semionle
tort hiug about a fireplace in the
WEST PAIM BFACH Dec °,1 ' ' ,rs- Fulton. Titu ville; M. <'ot- minds o f many wan the ornamental|
—OP)—The North State, houseboat1V?V’ India,’ a: M.i'! !* * . Indiana; mantelpiece built over it. on which
belonging to F. S. Seeley, m an- 1 T v,n McCormick, Del-and; A. r. ---------------------------------------Mger o f the Grave Park Hotel at Johnson, Chicago; A. R. Cutnmick,
Asheville, N. C., reported missing Daytona; G. II Cothnn, Youngs
town, N. Y; J W. Moses, Cleve
at Miami is anchored in Lake
land; E. J. Dowels, Cleveland;
Worth here, having arrived two John Bines, St. Petersburg. J.
weekn ago.
Milloff, New York; P. E. Fritz, The following plumbing .shops
Minneapolis; W. J. Richardson, will be closed Christmas and
MIAMI, Dec. 23.—(/T'l—«Appre- Jacksonville: J. J. Raleigh, Jack
hension is felt here for persons sonville; J. L. Weels. Jacksonville; Saturday:
Mahoney Walker Co., Inc.
aboard the houseboat North State James N. Miller, West Lrbnnun,
which today wns reported miss Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Shaw,
Snnford Machine and Kotining after departing from Jackson Bishop.Hville, S.
Mr. and Mrs. i d r y Co.
ville two weeks ago.
George Zater. Bending, Mich.; C. J. A. Sands.
F. H. Seeley, manager o f the L. Coursoii, Winter Haven.
Lee Brothers.
Grovo Park hotel. Asheville, N. ('.,
and owner of the boat was on the
A. I). Hosier.
In Brazil there are fish which
craft, as well ns a captain and
Members Sanford Master
bark like dogs which might like to
crew.
Plumbers
Credit Association.
he
chasing
catfish.
Inquiries along the Florida coast
have failed to elicit any informa
tion concerning the whereabouts of
tho craft. The houseboat was rnroute to Miami front North Caro
lina.
EST A&P STORE TO BUY
THE
FIXINGS
FOR
THEIR
C V iffn a
Hold tottee
Swedish Service
At Pierson Church
Christmas
t
Dinners
Fine
Assorted
Chocolates
and
Christmas
Mixed Candy
Layer F irs
Cluster Raisins
Walnuts
Brazils
Pecans
and mixed nuts
SALAD
Del Monte
FRUIT
1
Picnic
Size
Can
Del Monte
ASPARAGUS
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
“ Sunmaid”
1
Pkg.
Finest
N. Y. State
FULL CREAM
la
lb.
Then-Ncctar,
INDIA
r p n a ORANGE
1'ekoe
CEYLON I D / i
8 O’clock
COFFEE
2-oz. pkg.
1 lb. pkg.
I
!/2_lb.pkg.
Per Pound, 42c
2 Days Until
|
%
Rev. O. O. Eckhardt will preach
a Christmas sermon in Swedish at
the Lutheran church at Pierson nn
Sunday at 10:30 o'clock in the
morning, and will conduct a chil
dren's program in the same church
at 3 o’clock in the afternoon, ac
cording to nn announcement made
this morning.
Mrs. Eckhardt and her sister,
Mrs. J. V. Sodermnn. will play
nnd aing at tho services, to which
everyone is invited. Visitors from
I.nke Mary will also assist in the
program.
isonas
♦
♦
Table Linens
Dolls
Luncheon sets, all pure linen
white hordera, ami nnpkins to
match—
Big .selection of dolls, unbrcaknblc with lmir nnd
moveable eyes—
$2.95 to $8.00
$1.25 to $12.50
S
■
Doll Trunks
CnrrinKus,
s
cedar cho.it.s. A ll prices.
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Christmas Greetings
Extended Navy And
Marines By Secretary
Ladies’ Silk Underwear
Near East Relief
Exhibit Interesting 'CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—W1)— Chi
3.000,000 inhabitants
will
Films AtThe.Milane cago’s
spend moro than $00,000,000 for
i«|w*eted bom** to
ps Tech, at AtlanHhe holidays with
sail Mrs. W. L.
Avenue.
PAGE
V’
PERSONAL ACTIVITIES
148
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sonals
rH
Lipht shades, silk Georgette! flat
crepes. Gowns, Teds, Bloomers and
Step-ins—
F an cy T o w els
.-pU.IiO to $10.00
Christinas.
Last year it wns estimated re
tail stores on State Street, where
most o f the Christmas trade is
conducted, took in $50,000,000. C’onservaive estimates today were for
an increase o f 12 per cent making
the total for State Street $50,000,000.
Colored border, pink, due and guld
heavy grade—
75c to $1.25
Ladies’ Silk Hose
Disposition O f Huge
Munsev Estate Raises
Great Deal O f Interest
V
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Big table of mechanical toys for—
:■
Pheonix. \'an Bnaltc and Kayaers
Chiffon and thread silk. All shades
f
+
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NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-O F i —
The probable disposition of the
Inrgc estate left bv Frank A. >lun«ey, editor and publisher, who died
yesterday o f peritonitis, has arous
ed wide interest.
His furtuu is variously estimat
...^
full
skirt
that
fees
not
belli
'd at from 120,000,000 to $40,000,- m
Kin to flare till well below tho hips,
300. Including his two newspapers ■
Tlbis flock is o f black velvet with
in New York, the Sun and the
tosc georgette collar and ruffles
Telegram He has no direct heirs.
Mra. Munsey, bachelor, had no
s
p
- ^
« > - ■ •= other
immediate relatives other
tuns
age.
ruse-colored georgette.
I Sir. Marentette hss made pub than an eldeV sister, Mrs. John M.
tha- might be mistaken by lie the fact that no odnlaaion will Hyde, of St. Petersburg, Fla., who
clothes th .
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,hc»e of 1923.1he charged to aee the picture, which was not called to his bedside dur
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sUtl!rv ^ v ou 'm a V b ^ T ire that be-11fa said"to
have
the endorse
endorsement
^ ne.ry the f«W o n a o f 1924 and o f the ministerial association of
Funeral acrviccs for Mr. Mun-Ta
tcy, who died yterterday at tho
those o f l927 thertf
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age of 71 o f nppendicitU compli
prising difference.
Br, rv. i o lu iy
LEGION ANNUAL BALL
B it the change is nrarveiouaiy
Xho Cam pbdl-Losing
Peat. catio n * . will b« held tomorrow at
upon |
lil give 1t* the Uathcilral of St. John tho DegraJual. It inainuates it*clf
the writer I Amrrican Legion,
vine.
Mr. Munsey chief business in
terest was the Frank. A. Munsey {j
Publishing C f. He was president
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l l e ’!! Join Ford’ s Orchestra
Success On Concert Stage
Called More Difficult In
New Age By Young Artists
NF.W YORK, Dec. 23— (/D — having ,'made,, an artist.
"You enn not make an artist,*’
The road to success on the concert
stage in the olden days wns dilTi- he said. " but you can use the
cult, but now it is even harder. gifts o f an artist if they are rial
More hopes of ambitious nrtists to produce them before the public
thnn ever nrc being crushed into in such a manner that the artist
disappointment
becomes famous.
This, in tho opinion o f several
"Take the ease o f Dusolina Giaaprominent New York managers, nini, whose succcfs is one o f the
has come about because o f in few corning overnight. It was in
creased competition ami the ntlcn* March, 1923, that Anna Cnso be
(lance o f more intelligent audiences. came suddenly indisposed and was
“ Why when I brought out Pad not able to appear nt the Schnht
erewski in London," said Daniel Cnntoruni , conducted by Kurt
Mayer, who was the fiist manager Schindler, nt Carnegie Hull.
of the great artist, "there were
"Schindler had only a few hours’
only ten or twelve famous pianists notice and was desperate. Some
in the world. Today, thrrr nrc one told him of Madame Scmhricii
twenty or twentyfive and hundreds having an nmi-tmlly good student
o f others trying to reach the pin In Ginuit'u). The *oprnno hap
nacle."
pened to he familiar with the
Not only is the route harder, selection and after playing them
but it nlso is more expensive. over, agccil to help Schindler.
When anyone is ready for concert
"I happened to be in the audi
work, it costs at least $ 10,001). ence that night and heard her w on
nnd oftentimes more, to get start derful success. I was able to put
ed, exclusive of funds expended
through the long years o f training.
In making this estimate, execu
tives o f the Philharmonic Society
o f New York pointed out that
there is the cost o f expert teachers
to correct mistakes previously
overlooked. An accompanist is
necessary, except when the nrtiwt
Is a pianist. Promotion nnd ad
vertising also are expensive.
Old Typo Passes
Then the nrtist must rent halls
The old-fashioned temperamen
for his debut performances, which
usually are given in New York, tal artist is passing from UnBoston and Chicago. On many American concert stage nnd in
o f these evenings in New York, stead conies the artist with an eye
the hall is packed with persons,
for business. Audiences of today
but the chances are the tickets
demand
fine performances and
w ire presented free gratis by tho
nrtirt. or u wealthy sp< nsor was there also is n natural desire on
o f assistance.
the part o f the artists t<> give their
Concert managers here nrc in
hc3t. A few eccentricities or an
touch with managers and music
organizations in hundreds of cities occasional outburst o f temperament
and towns throughout the country. no longer can help across a pro
W h'h tours nre arranged, the vir gram which may have been marred
tually unknown artist is guaran by the slurring o f notes or the
teed a small fixed fee for each
slapping o f several wrong keys.
■• performance.
When success comes, ne worry
Unless the artist proves an un
usual success— and overnight sue- o f poor audiences and small f ■
pass. The managers then guaran
tee big fees in advance nnd have
little fear o f so doing, for nearly
always the pttcndnnco is large.
All these tilings, and many
others, the young artists know
So they go through lean year*
with the hope that sonic day in
the future fame’s spotlight, with
accompanying fortune, wil find
them.
John McGraw Plans
To Keep Heine Gron
NOW YORK, I>cc. 23;— Ur}-~
"youth will be served" appearu to
be the ra tio « ' John McGraw, in
preparing bis Giants for another
hip campaign. But there will be
an cpreptien, he indicates, in the
person of the little veteran thinl
ba cnian, Heine Groh.
The Giants probably will take
tho field with much tho same line
up ns that of a year npo except
that K< !ly will play f i r t reguhr*
ly, and AI Tyson from LouinviHc,
will start in center field.
The Giant:-.' manager admitted
that he had been offerm i Rqush o f
Cincinnati', for Kelly xnd A dolfo
Lu-;i;e, Cuban p:Lc::cr f o r the Ued3,
for I’ red Pitas imriitai.t^i youth,
fid piant boxman, but JfeJd that
the age o f t lie player si offered
him had caused tho deals to fade.
Fred Lindstrum will ruirt at
third bare, according t o 't h o manaper, but Gmh has r e p o p e d him5elf i" excellent condition thin wini«r and may return to hid old no
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(12 rounds).
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middleweight of Omaha, w
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Jesse Martin, 71, < f Frowshurg, N. YT, is the Intent addition to the
old-fashioned dunce orchestra by which Henry Ford is trying to populaiizo the steps o f a generation ago. He plays a dulcimer, shown
above, an early form i f pianoforte.
A Fail* oi K ings
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WE HAVE ON D IS P L A Y O N E OF THE
LARGEST L IN E S OF T O Y S, DOLLS, A N D >
GOOD SELEC TIO N O F C H R ISTM A S GIFTS,
YOUR S H O P P IN G L IST CAN BE COM
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I.‘5-1215 Sanford Avenue
The banks of the city hereby
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hi 9 o’clock Thursday evenin'
main closed Christmas Day, ij
26th and until Monday mornin:
on CRTS
hour of opening.
“ SANFORD’S FLAY GROUND
Request for currency, pay ro
funds and all other bankmu i
tended to
osine
lursclay evening
( rystnl !l< rhts mljninH Luke M.vy u fa. t dcvrhnwun homo owninK contnuniifx•
,
Crystal i
one o f th • j
re ideniial tuluUvision that has evor been often
State ol Florida at public auction.
If you an- nuking a lot to build a home or if you arc iookinjf for a lot as on >I1V' '
no mistake ean be made in buying mu: or more o f these Lots in Crystal HeightsWide street , 1
i ts, if you want a ltd • front lot wo have it, if you want a 1 t
with tm >, wo have it, uml ronn i-uor t! at all ihu lots will be sold with kike privekn;
Crystal IL L h b . Section Number Otto, front on u boulevard that runs tho entire k'l:
the properly, about one and u half mile . The other units that will bo offered Hue
eminc
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Bril*-Chittenden !\calty Company is hasetl upon truth
and backed b} sol Ha ts. When w e assert that every
dollar invested in Pruid Park will double and possibly
treble in value in the \ery near future we have in mind
the uivwnllelled’prosncritv and the constantly expandin t growth of the city of Sanlord, where realty values
are increasing4.1 in the most amazing manner
Druid Park is not only on one
oughfares to the heart of the city, but is to be one of
most beauteous home-spots, you have the word of BrillChittendcn Realty Company for that.
We know that your personal v isit of inspection will
show most convincingly the par-plus investment oppor
tunity offered at
I ark. I he Second Unit will be
officially place on the market within the next few days.
Make vour reservation before the opening announce-
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THE SANFORD HERALD. W E D N ^n A Y . DEC. 23. 1925.
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Old Sale Paper For
Transfer Of Slave
Discovered By Man
Coast Lines Finishes Coolidge W orks On
Double Track Between j
Reply To League
Florida And Virginia WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— (A5)—
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i President Coolidgo is working on
NEW ^ ORB,
-GP)—- a reply to the Longue of Nations
GOODWATEK .Ala.. Dec. 22.— The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad I invitation to a disarmament disjn nn
nn effort to find a
(A^— Discussion o f various ttories todny announced completion o f n ||us.,ion in
in the r"w spapcm about the fre double track system between Rich- Way to accept.
It has not been completed, nor
quent diucoveries o f old records of mond, Vn., and Jacksonville, the
nre-Civii War transactions has mnln proji*ct in a $101,000,000 im has the additional information re
brought to light the fact that an provement program which hns heen garding the scope of the Geneva
original bill o f safe for a slave is carried out since the close o f the committee been received as yet.
owned by John A. Darden, a local wm rithout any new financing. There was no indication when the
attorney.
Scheduled originally fo r com Washington government would bo
Yellow with ago and worded in pletion in 1027, the work on the able to transmit its reply.
the phraseology o f the day, the
It wns said today »t the White
paper is dated IS52. It record.*; the project hnd been advanced tw o lloiiso that the study being made
sab? of one "N athan" f. r the mini yccrs to keep race with the ex tby the presidi nt was “ of a con$1,200 cash.
1pending traffic demands re--tilting struclive and affirmative" nature.
The hill o f sale ns it appears in ,
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its verbatim form a» follow s:
tfr,,n the Florida boom.
“ The Suite of Georgia
1 H. L. Borden, vice president o f Minnesota To Bar
‘‘ Buts County.
the road, also announced that 2 )
The “ Rabbit” Punch
’T ’his indontcr nr’ d • n.H .rl,t r ' ' additional miles o f e«*rond track
ed into the second day n! .\.,ve.n
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Dec. 23.
her .one thousand f-ght hundred south o f Jacksonville and three
-1A') Barring of the rabbit punch
and fifty two, between 'IJiwrm; B. miles near Albany. G a „ would lie ;n Minur-sota rings has been de
Bunford, o f the state and county j rtady for use in a few weeks; that cid'd on by the state boxing com
mission.
•’ s u . f ’ T . & £ £ T r i ' - i - ' O v
I I ' m* iif Lard hand bandages was
I, Thomas H. Don ford, do sell a Unoi in \ irrrimu and I’ lorida ter- banned. The fighters will be per
certain negro man by the name o f ritory was under construction and mitted to use only soft gauze ban
Nathan, about the nge of tw en ty' thut w-.ik on an additional 40 dages held try one wrapping o f sur
six yenrs old. I d<- warrant him
,
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gical : dbe .ive tape. In the past an
to be sound both in body and mind Muk,"‘ ,,»Hn,n« l,P !l I,,orMl»
unliuitteii amount o f black tape
and all other wits and from all Jway to ihe northwest would begin find been u i r| to inal, • their hands
claims, for the sum o f twelve bun- 'on .Ian. 1.
liard.
dred dollars by hand paid by John
Dunn of the county and state afor;
said this day nr.J year above v/ritt';0.
‘‘Sind, scaled in the presence o f
“ Test: I ranee* K, Bunford,
“ James II. Hnwkinr,
“ Tht mi:s II. Bun ford (Seal)
Ti’o bill is written in long hand
and “he words are yet perfectly
legibl B.
V A Y O R FINES HIMSELF
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FORT MADlJiON, In.. lire. 21. i
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sides in traffic court liar fined
himself one dollar for disobeying
regulations while hurrying to his
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Turkish Styles Are weak little ’flu germs which mignt
about in the awLeading In Favor beThehovering
Turkish tunic is another
AsTurksModernize novelty seen in London, with all
LONDON. Dec.
23 .— (A*)— Now
that Turkish women have come out
for modern J in u there is.a ten
dency here and In Pirl* to slip
back n hundred years or so ar.d
bring to the front some o f the
ideas which Constantinople has
discarded during the last few
weeks.
Veils, abolished a short while ago
by Turkish women, are coming
hack. Modistes aver they ore not
the touches o f the East. It is ar
ranged like nn ordinary circular
flounc", caught in round the hem
Cyrr|l> like Turkish trousers as
worn by the Turks under the otd
regime. This gives qu’ tc an or
iental effect, the hem often being
heavily embroidered, and in some
instances even more pronounced
than the Turks themselves over
dreamed about.
------YOUTH HELD FOR MURDER
GAINESVILLE, Fla,, Dee 2 2 __
UP)-—Oti* Green, 18, today was in
the Alachua county fail charged by
a coroner'* jury with the death o f
Johnny Smith, 18, o f Grove Park
near Here. Saturday afternoon
*
Smith died from wounds received
Saturday night and the coronor’s
jury heard the case, returning a
verdict late yesterday.
OFFICE MAI
ItOTAI,
■^PEwntTEns
w w n u a i i aoduio w .
K-lar-a.TlHc Co*»hoU.
ll*Cn**es
. ............. ...............
SINGS WHILE TAKING BATH
.NEW YORK,
Dec. 23 — (Ab—•
Jimmy Walker, the m ayor-elect
sings loudly every morning when
taking a hot bath. Mrs. W alker
has just let the Becret out.
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fl l o a t h Mala st.
______ Vk° Ur 1 U “- O r l . . da
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Opportunity is
Knocking Loudly N ow
T h e trend of real estate activity and rapidly enhancing
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values is eastward. The entire Eastern Lake Section
Model Trim Co.
lliiilvr ( I n m - p 1* > « v » T o
“ H r T r i m Uir C’n r
has been the scene of past opportunity and huge profit
fa
I
End the -worry of Christmas
Corns
Lift O ff-N o Pain!
making, and correspondingly increased prices.
Shopping
Nothing you could discover in a month of
Christ run* shopping would be iiuitc us accept*
ahtg to the whole Entily as a Metier Ikiick.
!( you wait until spring to imy it. you will lose
tlu: satisfaction of having it during tiie holidays.
'Ihii is the time when it will briny the most
pleasure to those you love—and to you.
I’icU out their ear today. Make it possible to
have their Hatter lunch at the curb on Christ*
jr ns ciiirnir . wail my to wish them a Merrier
Chrisjnu.s, u.tJ the happiest of New Years.
U U 1CK M' VlOU i.’ DM I’ANY, FLINT. MICH.
;
,
, uf
U D i^ ti.l
Kitduii l uijhituiiuii
SANFORD IUIICK CO.
Is engulfed by these great activities.
MACNul.lA AVENUE
Public improve
ments of great magnitude, construction and building in
record-breaking amounts are planned for this section
immediately.
A ll these projects will greatly enhance
the values of properties in this setion. T h e time to buy
in Marvania is now.
M A R V A N 1A
IS T H E
T R A C T WITHIN
THE
LA ST
C IT Y
LIMITS T O BE D E V E L O P E D
T H E R E WILL N E V E R BE A N
O T H E R O P P O R T U N IT Y T O
SEC U R E
L O C A T IO N S
SO
C L O SE T O T H E H E A R T O F
THE
C ITY .
ACT
TODAY,
SALES AGENTS
Britt-Chittenden Realty Co. Scruggs-Scoggan Co.
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�FORD HERALD, WEDNE8DA
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enng
i a., on uuar own, bt* rcterrbur*c
IN
Before
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec.
03.— (iF)— C raig Frantz was happy
today, in spite o f the fnct that
death i<f hoverlap over his Led at
Mount Park hospital here, w ailing
until it suits him to swoop down
and whisk the soul into the great
heyond.
j j e was happy because his mothor and father are on their w ay
here to see him before he enters
G
hen
»mr
[H “
[n®*
irtn
L-rtoent or
fSrt.Pec- 28 E* SifoMs a
*v,tial bom-
&
of •!»
fcjjcn,': them
‘ > today made up a purse- to
hi re and to caro for
them icomfortably while hero and
to see them back home. The tick
ets h n v e been wired and the par
ents o f the youth were expected
to take the first train from n.-ir
‘L ast Journey’ i K p_ 0them
Georgia Roads Are
|
Damaged By Rains i
Florida through Georgia to use the
trains instead o f automobiles for
a time.
w
ftrf
ST,
W
Formerly the Carter Lumber Company
gr
K
x, “dualistic m
two bodies, *rr*e half the i f
' ,.jn coming Mr
tti:y n<'-t suf* ffij
t nBtual do-i i f
* a but such •Wf
[t'f-*cfnce into m
f,- also pro- -J
* ;,i temper- j
^ai action, to
pri'cnt heat.” SU
i when these Jgf
itf. "a few M
grants were Oh
fragments S '
collected into ytf
the planets,
■lodits of the JET
h matter was
tine, says Mr.
E \ f the reE rotating moCtarally all, nr
l^rae sense, or
kt:re system.”
Lw’.th the prottiiimal theory’
Gradually built
L together and
tier bodies, ft
he adds, that
Muipped with
ws am! atmosLith lift when
L in rise to the
tents of aster[ oi/out the sun
L id Mars and
feo it.
Eudon of heat
h by such lioilr readjustments,
Kit volcanoes
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT
IS MADE BECAUSE OF
AN UNAVOIDABLE EB
RO R APPEARIN G IN
THE ADVERTISEMENT
A N N O U N C IN G THE
CHANGE OF NAME.
rincess
Here's a dish that's truly "F it fo r :i K in g ." Wo have endless delici
ous varieties for you to chon i- front. Rich caramels, pure fruit
flavors, mellow chocolates.
You can get this favorite A m u u a n d e ss e rt iu hulk, h r ick or special
individual molds. Your nearest dealer carries them—or phone 031
for prompt service.
Courtesy anti Quality
It's a creamy treat— the best thing to cat!
Seminole Creamery Co
sect Paul Ber;for the world’s
losing chum»-■day will be
*innrr o f the
huaro Garden
1 McTipue and
110 West Second Street
Open Christmas D a y S to II a .m ., Ji:30 to (5:1.1 p. nt
O U R G IFT D EPA K
T U R E S , M IRRORS
[M ENT BRIMMING FU LL O F N O V E L T IE S — E X Q U ISIT E LINE O F PICSMOKING S T A N D S , A N D FANC-Y C H IN A .
Our Specials
,. c n F rC U S H IO N
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M A S S IV E IRON BED, S P R IN G S A N D G O O D
M A T T R E SS
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$ 2 7 .4 8
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Furniture Com pany, Inc
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SAN FO RD AND G E N E V A AVENUES
$>
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true
BY CONDO
—
: t e R K —C lo a s iN (a
T O R e^R TtCt-^.
SH O V E S HA r e ^ C
FW Amap
^ T MLots,
’ »°">e
Property,
S<
k.
WHY RENTi
r o o m c o t t a g e w ith t rn
‘
r d . Sn.nno n o ? ! 5 3 .C o*150
A Christmas Gift That Increases
'RCSO'MG.'S C^ptSST
TH3R A R T lC K S ..
HAIR
T3ACK
from year to year is an account with the
Seminole County Bank and it is the most
substantial and lasting kind o f a Christmas
present you can give nny member of the
family. New accounts are cordially invited.
4% Interest Paid on Savings Account.
m a y w e a s s is t y o u in m a k i n g
1926
4% Interest Pain on Savings Accounts,
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
G O /VME> S E T
*4 A T A M D p U T IT O N l l
- y^ N T T H tN C i T O K ^ e - P “THAT P O O P L t
O O T o p Y D U fc e y c ^ S l(J. C I T H E R . X > o
T H A T O R S ® S T H A T X rM t V A l t C E O O N D -Y
Of* TOUR OTHOR C L ^ f^ K S — pR eF eE A G L '
C ? n <5 T H A T 'S h t o p f s c e s s c y B 4 L T > i i ‘, 1 _____
Seminole (lounly^ank
S a n fo r d ,F la .
FLETCHER-BULGER R E A L T Y CO
108 E. Second St
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
Phone 746
113!i Magnolia
W ONDERFUL HOME SITE
About five acres on a lake, just outside city
limits. This is one of the best locations in
Florida for a beautiful home. On this pro
perty there is now a small house, with au
tomatic water system, bath room, electric
lights and telephone.
HOMES—LOTS—FAR!®
ACREAGE
Christmas and New Year’ s O ffe rin g
Anyone wanting an ideal setting for a home
should see this piece of property. Price
$8,500. Terms may be arranged.
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
KARIf. J. SCHULTZ
1st National Bank Bldg.
A R E A L BARGAIN: 10 ceres fines
G ncres cleared and tiled. Good tvvc
all farm equipment, Including mules
“ steal” nt $8,000.00.
10 acre celery farm, 1} acres clea
Can get immediate possession. $5
terms.
85 ncre3 finest Black
below Lake Jessup.
market.
Franklin Terrace lots
low lots adjoining. Ask
We are going to offer a few lots on our development
which is nearly completed at pre-development prices,
for a limited period, on very attractive terms as
follows:
Hammock ce
priced consi
well located
us abou* thi
COLCLOUGH REALTY C(
R e a l E sta te
General Insur
311 First National Rank flldg.
Phone 744.
Fln-
W. F. HOLBORN, Sales Manager
L ot 2, B lock 7, Mellonville Ave., $4,000
Lot 9, B lock 6, Elliott Avenue,
Eastern E x p o s u r e ............... $4,200
Lot 10, B lock 6 Elliott Avenue,
Eastern E x p o s u r e ............... $4,200
TERMS
Telephone
TERMS: FIRST PAYMENT $20.00 and $20.00
MONTHLY for ,10 months thereafter, which takes
care of nil interest charges.
THIS OFFER CLOSES JANUARY 1st, 1926
FREE— TRANSPORTATION TO PROPERTY.
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE
*
FREE— REFRESHMENTS AT COMMUNITY DIN
ING ROOM.
See Our Salesmen
AT
4,000,000 ACRES
From $4.50 to Si),000 per ai
Timber lands, $12.50 to $65.00 per acre.
Farms with buildings, $25.00 per acre up.
M O O R E H A V E N . O V IE D O
Ite-Snlcs Dept.
214 E. FIRST ST.
Phone 453.
108 Magnolia Avenue
Phone 117
River Front land, $ 9 .0 0 per acre up.
Ocean Front, $100.00 per foot.
Wo own fro*? anil ilm r '
land tw> mil •- sooth of %!.
Baker Highway ■ i • •t; .•Trail and in Ido th •
•*■ >
completed,
it i* etn m--1
$1,500 per acre whin ththi:' winter.
Also 15 acres of fim*. !
at Ovideo, easily cleared
celery and fruit farms, n
mail and the railroad.
•
of drained muck
n, right o»i the
■ v. ith Tamiami
wir h are nearly
. will he worth
» l » ire finished
BRYANT & HATHAWAY
Number 6 Ball Building, Opposite Pi
: w< II, vegetable land
i ’in n -n o of the good
th- r)\ iodo-Gincva hard
We can make attractive price and terms on these
or will exchange one or both for improved property
at Sanford or vicinity.
209 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 231
PACKARD REALTY CO
Office, S a n ford , Florida.
Another Bungalow just completed, four rooms, electric
lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. Easy
terms.
A Bungalow of three rooms. Nearly finished. Electric
lights, bath, and fireplace. Lot 50x116. $4,500.00.
Easy Terms.
20 Years Experience W ith Florida Last
TH E CHRISTMAS GIFT
T h e gift of an
ible assurance ai
dependence aac
rive-room Cottage* bath, electric lights* fireplace and
garage. Lot 66x116. Only $3,500. Easy terms.
Here you’ll find food of
the best; music and en
tertainers offering the
utmost in enjoyment,
good commanderio unre
strained yet never unre
fined— favors, frivolity,
fashion, good fellowship.
Dinner at 8 O’clock
Dancing from 9:30
fni* thi? belovet
These places are well equipped with dish closets and
closets tor other uses. These are real bargains.
Let us show them to you.
Eve revel — to usher in
1926 amidst fun, frolic,
festivity and the light
fantastic.
Lake Mary Development Company
85 ft. Fronting Seminole Blvil. and Commercial St
Luke Monroe.
138 ft. o ff Sanford Ave.
Information
108 Magnolia Ave.
T H E PILO T
Let the
antce this
phone 117
Approximately
Masonic Bldg
BROWN REALTY COMPANY
Union Avenue
The Seminole Syncopa
ters, an eight-piece or
chestra, will serenade.
Reservations $2.50 per
cover. Make table res
ervations now for coup
les, foursomes, or parties
by telephone, letter or
call—
VALDEZ HOTEL
Wurt W. Warner, Mgr
TE AND INVESTMENTS
New House Palmetto Ave., all new
furnished. Good terms ............... $10,500
Lot 64x117 Cypress Ave., off Celery
Avenue ....................................... $1,900
Lot in Mayfair 50x117, near the lake.
Good terms ................................... $t,500
Two Lots Oak and Central Ave.
For the two ....................... .......... $5,000
Lot 100x117 Sanford Ave. A good bargain.
Three Lots, 7th Willow St., $7,500 for three.
Lot 35x117 Sanford Ave. around 5th, $12,000
Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp., $1,150
I.ut in San I.anta, 56x110 ............... $3,500
16 E. Second Street
on hard road and railroad near large sub
r ,lcre - ...................................... - .......... $300.01
a' rc* in fine grove borders nice, twenty
nve acres right on railroad
....
j anj propOSCJj highway near San
ford ready In subdivide
!>«••« .......................................... S25.0UI
frontage on'ham^M , 8treel .w,th five hundred and sixty feet
T
j k,
,he vcr>
buy in the city, price $100,000.
l * o lot* corner ihirteenlh and Palmetto, I l t x ll 7 ,
$7,500.00
foil r t « n *U» *eighth n ’ u***’ fifl> ,)y nne hundred twenty seven,
from
hiilht?
,r«*™
» " each lo*. one
block
trom Orlando*
Urlando highway,
priceoran?
each,e te
rm s.......................
$1,000.00
8 1-4 Acres with house,
on New Smyrna Hi^h
mile from Osteen.
3 a cre s cleared. Price $4>
a ttra ctiv e terms.
Lot 60x127 Oak and Central............... $3,500
Lake Monroe Development
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s jSt pHtc'ii.ooo.oo: K u r a .
«II u„tV l^
' " “ ric
l,T l ;v T rt' r.m,lc ‘ l . s f t
O ffice Phone
rulcston-Brumley Building
Sanford, FTa.
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THE SANFORD HERALD,JVEDNESDAY, DEC, 23, 1925,
1— Announcements
10—For Rent, Rooms
33— Wanted
L—Sale, Real Estate
AU CTIO N EER
FOR RENT: One or two bedrooms
WE SELL lota and subdivisions
wuh or without use of kitchen.
Magnolia.
at public ruction. Lafa Burger,
‘J l ACRES facing Ia»ko Mary San
Room 0, Rock B id e . Orlando. Fla.
ford. Fla., for sale or exchange
FOR RENT: liv e ly front room,
for
Southern California. Write
3— Autos, Rent
r
1
to K°ntleman only.
1 ownall & Stone, Banning, CaliAUTOS FO R HIRE
FOR RENT: Bedroom
CAGJE A U TO SERVICE
Di
man. 516 W. 1st St.
or night. Meets all tra ils. Ba
f i g s transfer. Phone 651 and 63FOR R ENTTIT nr~1~
rooms. 12til o ak Av
REEL A SONS
_ You Drive It. .
W. Myrtle and 2nd St. at R. R.
11— For Sale, A c r e a g e
^ j. Advance
£"*ilt be re*
, utrons and
\ immediately
*■
lOr
8c
------ Tc
r ': : s c
^ d o u b le
a line
a line
a line
»
above
jntu arc for con*
of 30 for
Is restricted
wifiralion.
J made The San£ I,, responsible
Ljrrect insertion,
j for subsequent
Lntfice should be
IIEAN-BEIM;
FOR SALE: Chevrolet Touring enr
Reasonable price. 200_Holly Ave,
FOR SALE: W
ithout a dollar
Without
| . down. Ford truck, equipped with
rexal axel and dump body. A d
dress Box 55, Sanford Herald.
ATTENTION!
$725 cash. Balance terms
PRICE $1050
DAYTONA
Dodge coupe, excellent con
DEI.AND FARMS
OAK AVENUE LOT
Dodge touring car.
Dodge coupe, A -l condition
Ford coupe, many extras.
Light Ford truck.
Ford roadster, special.
Arrange
Adjoining
Facing Young's Development.
$100 cash. Balance terms.
PRICE $2000
Daytona
Phone 3
Efficient.
T WO LOTS IN MA Y F A IR
Aeroplane Site
Sold
In Units of
’> and 10 Acre Tracts
nr
Entire Sections
$150
Per Acre
and
I. W. PH ILLIPS, SONS
, with you unless
wr address,
iiunce MUST lie
vm »l The San*
•ffice or by letat dbrontinuan-
Onk and 2nd St
$1200 cash. Balance terms.
PRICE $4200
EOT IN MAGNOLIA HEIGHTS
PRICE $1850
Terms can be arranged.
(i— Business Opportunities
PERM ANENT W A V IN G : Have it
done tho “ Nestle W ay.” Satis
faction guaranteed. Special prices
until December 25. Apply at once
for appointment.
Miss Virginia
Ixing. Over M obley's Drug Store.
isories
O pportunities
Service
, Apartments
tHouses
LRooms
HARRY K. PRETTY MAN
(Incorporated)
112 South Park Avenue
Phone 632-W.
SANFORD AVENUE LOT
50x124
PRICE $1500
Terms can be arranged
H in t
lowia. Troea
0 and Supplies
1 md F g g s
[Notice
liters and Supplies
[Help, F e m a le
Help, M ale
Help, M ale or
Help, S a le s m a n
I Situation, M a le
[situation,Female
5 ROOM HOUSF
located Sanford Ave. within
city limits. $2500 cash. Bal
ance terms.
PRICE $5000
17—For Sule, Houses
r UK SAl.r.: Right now possess
III-TEST building tile and brick
ion. New, all modern, 5 rooms
Sanford Cement Products Co, and hath, beautiful, Spanish bung
5th St. and Maple.
alow in mo.it select part of San
ford only SniUO. $2200 cash, bal
LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre ance easy terms. Bayard Really
scriptions, Drugs. Sodas.
W t Co., Phone 20$. lid S. Park Ave.
are as near you as your phone.
Call 103.
■ d Board
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
m. Office, Stores
Successors to GiUon & Platt
116 Magnolia.
Everything d e c
W Acreage
trlcal. Phona 422. Electragitb
■Exchange
Radio.
I, Groves
o, Houses
WIGHTS—Tbrea stations.
Mag
ta.se, Rent
nolia and Second. First and Elm.
[ve Stock
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
le, Miscellaneous
Expert service.
leal Estate
WIGHT PRINT SHOP— Printing
pniture
Engraving, Embossing. See u»
Ire Wanted
first.
We do It.
Phono 417-W
lound
R. R. Ave.-Commerctiil St.
p , Jewelers
E. Decorating,
JAMES H. CO W AN — All kinds
of Tin and Sheet Metal Work.
Water and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue end Third Street. Tele
phone 111.
UP FATH ER
®
E V E ^T C E N T »
Shingles
Roofing
Sewer I*ipo
33— Wanted Help, Male
SALESMAN
We have a good opportunity to
offer real estate salesman. One
who is familiar with the greater
Sanford district preferred.
SERVE YOU
YOUNG MEN to travel. Steady
pleasant work. Good pay for
hustlers. Apply daily, Mr. Allen,
room 21, Lincoln Hotel. Hours 12
to 2 a. m. and 0 to 7:20 p. in.
L U bl-htih MEN: We pay you a
weekly salary, tuition to college
and bonus while attending. Eleven
weeks work. Apply daily Mr. Allen
Lincoln Hotel. Hours 12 to 2 n.
in. and 0 to 7:2(1 p. ni.
G. TAYLOR DYER
Painting— Decorating
PHONE 303
Sn legm an
COME TO MAKE MONEY
SHOW YOU HOW
When Suzette Bermudez, Argen
tine dancer, appeared before Judge
Gates in Los Angeles to ask for
alimony from her husband, Jose
Bermudez, Judge Gates asked her
how much money she was making.
Learning that she was making
more than Bermudez, the judge
denied her plea, declaring i(te
could take care of herself.
Tires and Tubes
OUR MONEY
WHEELER
At p rim that are right
Incorporated
Pan Am and Standard Gas ana
Oils
Realtor
“ Veedol Oils”
410-411.412
FJcctric Irons
Radio Supplies
COME AND LOOK
I'irsl National Bank Bldg.
Phone 4D0-W.
RINK’S FILLING
STATION
MAKER OVER
Phone -Ifil-J
YOU 'Ll, THINK IT'S T ill
11 i.t Sanford Arc. flunfoid. Fla.
MORN I
MAKE A HUNDRED
27— I’ iano Tuning
.ME13CH HLDC
3H— Wanted, Situation Male
POSITIONS
W ANTED:
White
help nil vocations supplied on
short notice. IMense write, wire or
phone 2632. Northern Star Km-oyment Bureau, 30 K. Church
St., Orlando, Fla.
10— Wonted Itenl Estate
WE HAVE a large waiting lint
for small houses. What have you
to offer. Dean-Berg Corporation.
515 First National Bank Bldg.
I BUY, pay cash for second hand WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif
pianos. Addresa Box 352.
teen acres adjacent to it. Must
bo on good road and priced right.
H. C. VIELE, Jeweler. Watch Call Southland Iteutty Corporation.
jewelery and clock repairing anil 100 Main Street, Daytona Beach.
engraving. Quick service. 110 Mag- Phone 850-L3.
nnlia
.4 nainllil
iBmftn
tliltnolin Avenue.
Phone 44:
28— P lan t, S eed s. T r e e s
ITEW ART THE FLORIST"
Flowers for all occasion.
814 Jtyrtlo. Phona 260-W
II— Wanted to Kent
REFINED YOUNG lady wtshen
room with private family. Veryfond o f children. U. B. T. care
Herald.
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Itunldeot of l-'lurlita tinea
Ilefet anr<-a:
Klrat National Hank.
Poultry and Errs
REMINGTON Portable four-bank
Typewriters, "the king of port
able*. $60. Barret Portable Adding
Machines. Can't bo beat. Seminole
Printery, Phone 93, Welaka Bldg.
WE HAVE THE BEST BUYS'
•ACREAGEb u s i n e s s -h o m e s
•
WANTED TO RENT: For about
two week* one portable pumping
We doubt if nil the radio static
outfit with gasoline engine. Capac
ity 1500 to 2000 gallons per hour. is due to the weather. Some o f it
must be in the orchcstru.
Address G. S. W. care Herald.
M fo w /2 7
V tik lezR ecilty Q ).
V aldez H o ld B u ild in g
By GEORGE McMANUS
D W W H M * I 'L L . O O
THE b O T L E R .
Y O U O O H T H A .V E
TO PLAT VERV
PO i<E.iR.
o f t e n
V 71H
H I 'b
Itaitlntor, nmly, Fenders, HunItlng lluard, ltepalrlnc
4Ve Hpeclallia tn Wreck*
Sanford Radiator and
Body Works
Itadlatnr*. Lamps and Fenders
All Aiiloimiblla Metal 1’urta
Welding, llrnzlng and Sotderln*
W ork
l l u i r n n t i r i i lo I’ lraa*
SOS W e a l Second Street
Sanford, Florida
W. H. LONG
MEAT MARKET
<10 Sanford Ava. Sanford. Fla.
Porter E. Pitts
Hi:At. KSTATB
IIM IM I3
1*1 Nb ''I. Hank IUJ*.
Fliotu' Ini VV
H.illfiiril, Fla.
ll.-(iri'*i'in lint W, v.
whtslsr,
Itial F*tuta llrokur
Sheet Metal Co.
WANTED TO RENT: Private,
modern room, bachelor. Give lo
FOR SALE: Nice fat duck.*. Phone cation, price. Apply Box 23 cart*
178-J.
_______ _ Herald.
ROOM WANTED by man and
31— Special Notices
.wife with refined people. Con
J. E. 8PU KU N G, sub-division venient bath with running hot wa
ter anil storage for auto required
specialist.
Subdivision to Or ns well us other conveniences. No
lando. Florida, and ^ * ® r 1 objection to distance from busi
Heights. Florida on Dixie High ness section if nil good road. Give
way^________________ __ _______ _ lowest rent in first letter. Address
32*—Typewriters, SupppHes 112 care of The Herald.
30—
tilt
To llio Alluni'into Spring* Com
pany, u Corporation:
It In-log m.lilt' III appear tn tillJ. H. HUTCHINSON
Court that a Summon* In t'liuneei>
HKAI. I.VTAln
Inin In'oti linrstiifnre Initloil III till*
t i l Went Klrat Htreat
rsti.ii*. illt, t int tn ymi, and tlnit
I’houn Hi
tile Sliorllf of Memlnoto 1‘iilllltv
Florida, lot* riunlii >•'111111 mat tho
"Member of
HANFORD, FLA
same rannot In- *erv,*il "Wing tn
Florlil.i Ntute
>11111 falluro to tili'i-l officer* and
Ftorlal* Arniorlallnn.
appoint ugi'iit*. or to liiivo >vlilUn
tit la Stale un officer or agent upon
ulnim proeeSS rnilld lie nerved,
and that your officer* and agent*
are linknmvn;
'l1lie re fore, you, The Altnnmnte
Spring* Company
a corporation,
named a* a defendant in the above
IIAH IIFIt S l l l i r
eaune pending In tin- iilmve
Court, being a liroceeillng lo ,•*113 Maifmdia Ave.
talillHli and uiili't the till.* to tinI First Class Barber*
following I,iiidn niluate, lying and
Special Attention
I,ring in llie County of Seminole
and Stale of Florida, more particu Given To Iaidlcs and Children.
larly llen'rllo'll a* follow*, t n-w |t ■
Trail No 1 l.nt 2-1 of Vlilile 12.
clrlffln'i SuluHvIston of the South
line - IIulf i S1j I iif the Northwest
• anft el iS lV 'il of Section 1.
'loivnnliip '.‘ I Suiitlt, llange 30 Kant,
an recordril In Flat ItnoU C, page
la of the politic record* of Orange
Elton J. [Houghton
County. Florida.
Tract No J lad 21 of Annie It
ARCHITECT
miffin'* Huhdlvlilon of the South
Quarter ( NW1, > of Section *
Flrnt National Hank Didst,
tllie-llalf IS ',) of the North went
Tnwn*lil|i -I Hotilh, It.nice .10 Kail
Sanford.
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k. recorded In Flat llook C, page
30 of tho public record* of Orange
County. Florida.
Traci No 1 l.nt
t n* shown
on llie plan of land* of The Alta
METAL WORK AND AU
monte {.amt. Hotel
N:n Igullult
Fonipany, a* recorded In Flat llook
TOMOBILE
RADIATOR
C, page tl. of the pilhllc record*
of i unngo County. Florida,
REPAIRING.
are hereby rniutreil t o b e and ap
pear before mil' nald Circuit Court
nl tl>** Court House at Sanford,
Florida on Hie «tli day of January
Ilodgins & Cowan
A I' FJJfi. and then and there
rn.'ikv un»wer to tin* Idll of com
plaint exhibited ngulu*t you III Mil ■
w it h
T O U R LOCK'
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r) T O O' T O OWN
TO W N -
This is a real
507 1st. N atl, Bank Bldg.
Phone 210
HAO •l NObTv
\ <f*<T b O M E
Terms
WILL BE GLAD
SANFORD GROVE. Inc.
COME IN THIS
cash register, 1 FOR SALE: Land to sell on the
cheese cutter, can be seen at tho
main road, in Grnpeville, one
Popular Market. 315 E. First St.
half fieri-. Apply George T. BalCOME PICK out your Christmas
tree, at corner Park and Second.
From Monday noon on. Or phone
older 265. We mount and deliver. LOST: Abstract covering lots 9
M. M. Lord.
and 10 Flora Heights. Please reFOR SALE: Nit- fat live turkeys ttirn to 1. T. Stringer, Box HJ, city.
fur Christman. G, W. Spencer.
LOST: Black suit case on Celery
Phone mil.
Ave. Contains book on Peoples
COME PH K out yuur Christmas Bank. Red lojvel, Ala. Return to
Ire**, at corner Park and Second. Herald office anil receive reward.
From .Monday noon on. Or Phone FOR SALE: Gas stove. 909 Lau
order 265. We mount and deliver.
rel Ave.
COAL FOR SALK
Lincoln Hotel.
Stucco
Shoot Hook
WANT work or change of posi
tion? White only. Northern Star
Employment Bureau, 20 E. Church
St., Orlando, Fla.
20—For Sale Miscellaneous
FOR SALE: Bicycle, i
tlon. Can be seen nt
FOR RENT: One furnished bed nolia Ave.______ ____
room. 618 Oak Ave. Phone
y n]e— Furniture
622-W. ______________________ __
FOR- RENT: Large upstairs bed
We carry a full v
room. 306 Palmetto Ave.
Our price* are right,
FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with term*. We want ynur
Sanford Stove A; hur" ‘j
out meal*. Reasonable rates.
321 E. First at.
Lincoln Hotel.
a v COLLVMAxC<^»E TOOK
Ixmg leaf
1(10,000 ft.
timber for
W. Patter
BEST
F I)R 7 .\ L H 7 ~ !
Ave.
G
WANTED TO BUY:
round timber from
up, must be high land
saw mill purposes. T.
son, Maitland.
FOR SALE: At South Sanford
(Ginderville) new 3 room bungFOR SALE: Pair good mules at alow, 2 porches, also small cot
a bargain. Address A. M. Box tage and ono building lot, size of
65, Sanford.__ ___________________ lots 70x123, cosh or terms. M. C.
A spin wall, owner.
10— For Ilcnt, Rooms
rhs Garber
Pod barber
fes welcome.
Jldez.
TWO GENEVA AVE
a Drenmwold.
$15i
PRICE $2000
PRICE JUUO
19—Sale, Live Slock
MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general
cement work, sidewalks, build FOR SALE OR TRADE: Three
ing blocks. Irrigation boxaa. J. B.
mule*. Will sell cheap or trade
Terwilleger. Prop.
for Ford truck or Fordson Tractor.
Call L. H. Echols. Telephone b!0L2
HILL LUMBER CO. Houaa oService. Quality and Prica.
AIR COMPRESSOR for filling
station and other purposes. Com
S— For Kent, Apartments
plete with electric motor, first
FOR RENT: 2 room apartment class condition. * all 1 _________
1009 Union Ave. Nenr new ho
WOOD FOR SALK: Lea
tel.
Box 91-A, Sanfurd. Ha.
FOR RENT: 2 room sleeping porch
and bath, good location, light
and telephone, paid, furnished. $20
per month. Phone 727.
[NTHACTORS
FOR RENT: Nice upstairs bed
room. 206 t-2 Palmetto Ave.
January the
* Painters scale FOR RENT: Front bed room, con
hour.
venient to bath. Hot amt cold
water. Telephone 385. 206 Laurel
*1* Sanford
CARPENTER Foremnn. Compe
tent to handle construction of
ten houses at a time. Box 22, care
Herald.
*
with well built garage on lot
1)0x124. Located just outside
of city limits.
PRICK $1260 CASH
HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors.
Estimates given. Superior w ork
manship. W. L. Renhardt & Co.,
Gen. Delivery. Orlando.___________
SAND for building and construc
tion purposes. Delivery from
quarry. 1100 Myrtle Avenue.
GROWERS SUPPLIES
TENT HOUSE
7— Business Service
:ication3
of
Franklin and Palmetto Avo.
$700 cash. Balance terms.
PRICE $2500
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
1924
ditlon.
1924
1923
1925
1923
1922
CORPORATION
lot c o r n e r
BUILDERS MATERIAL
I'urned Down
WANTED TO BUY: Second hand
twin baby carriage. Write W. P.
care Herald, giving price and lo
cation.
5— Autos, Sale
ffrerage length
PAGE SEVENTEEN
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HATE
THAT
OUT*
2 Lots, Oak Hill, $700.00
each. $200.00 cash, bal
ance monthly.
3 I.tils on Mugnoliu at
Franklin. Under the mar
ket.
B e a u tifu l C o r n e r L o t oh
Magnolia at Hughey,
Lot on Oak, near Franklin
at $1,500.00. $500.00 cash,
balance $15.00 monthly.
U t No. 24, Fort Mellon
near Mayfnh*.
v .agi*4ri
P . C a rte r
REALTOR
<n<
iilb s
230 MeLsch Bldg.
Phone 718
il Lli
Winter Days Are Here
M
lit
Jffej*
See Our New Assortment o f
i i .
Andirons and Fire Seta
Ball Hardware Co,
PHONE a
01423 er Int-c M atuhc S ckvice. Ixc
C i«»ia'^ ^sju ^******^
�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY,
.PAGE EIGHTEEN
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On the high shores o f the St. Johns River
A home in this Ideal and Historic setting will be a Pos
session of Distinction and a continuous source
Improvements will preserve and commemorate in re
fined beauty its Historic Lore, and at the same time af
ford every modern comfort and convenience rightly be
lonoine to the Highest Class Residential Community.
Reservations arc now being accepted.
D on’t be too
SA L E S A G EN TS
Masonic Building
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Telephone 707
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THE SANFORD HERAl.fl.
“Newsies” - Stress
Importance During
Christmas Season
1I
T A L L A H A SS E E , Fin., D ec. 23.
( A P ) .— With the approach o f the
Yuletide season, newsboys o f Flor
ida, ns well ns other states o f the
country, arc beginnig to make
themselves known. Virtually ev
ery carrier o f publications o f the
state has fortified himself with
the fam iliar Christmas cards, ana
residents o f the cities, towns and
hamlets where they arc sold, are
ready again to testify that to t ueccssfully "d od ge” the youngsters
entitled the "d od ger" to a medal
o f honor.
George F. Cochrnn, Sunday ed
itor o f the Lakeland Ledger, re
sponding to the request o f Earl
Mullen, editor o f that newspaper,
aptly expressed the position o f the
newsboy on the newspaper around
Christmas time in tne following
verse:
“ It takes a million,
More or less,
And a lot o f men and women- M ore’n you’d guess—
And every sort o f aid to get a
newspaper made
And ready fo r .he folks to rend
the news. #
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Hut it ’ud all be in vain,
Just about,
If one little link in the chain
Dropped out—
•
The Carrier B oy—
The Carrier B oy—
That’s Me—
Don’t you see?
Ami its Christmas time—
Don’t you see?
Don’t you s e e ? ”
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ST E W A R T S WASHINGTON LETTER
By CHARLES P. STEWART
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.__(Yp)_ Democratic floor leader in the new
Keep perfectly quiet. Don’t even
breathe.
Out nt the government’s Bureau
m Standards, on the edge of Wash
ington, they’re measuring the di
inmeter of a goat’s hind leg.
write your name on a sheet of
paper. Keep nuiet again, and
.ne> II weigh that signature at
the Bureau o f Standards nnd tell
you hew much heavier the sheet is
than it was while it was still
blank.
Be quiet about it, so's not to
shake up the works, and they can
determine, at the Bureau of Stand
ards, how much the heat of a
man ■<body affects the tomperatun
of a good-sized room, depending
on whether he’s in or outside.
. . .
They can do all these things,
and more, too, equally marvellous,
at the Bureau o f Standards, pro
vided everybody’ll
keep quiet
enough.
The trouble is there’s very little
of the time when everybody will.
The least little thing joggles
the daylights out o f the Infinitely
delicate machinery with which the
bureau s scientists do their experi
menting.
That's
the bureau’s group
or buildirgs is on edge of Wash
ington. It wns open country when
it was built—as quiet as anybody
could nik. Alas! It’s quiet no
longer. Washington has spread
out in that direction until it’s a
regular boiler factory.
L o h b y Puleaton-D rum ley n idg.
S a n fo rd
F lorida
A complete line of
[TS RUSSIAN FURS
p, Dec. 23.— UP)— Amerure buying more than
i’s furs. Experts this
I3'>,000,000 over four
blue of zhipments in
war year.
hTHREE DAYS’
m
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TO
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Ur»f,
i i- f u a r x , w c lu A n i t U N E W ,
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Persistent coughs and colds lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them
now with Creomultion, an emulsified
creosote that is pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a new medical discovery
with two-fold action; it soothes and
heals the inflamed membranes and in
hibits germ growth.
Of all known drugs, creosote is rec
ognized by high medical authorities as
one of the greatest healing agencies for
lersistent coughs and colds and other
orrns of throat troubles. Creomulsion
contains. In addition ta geosote, other
healing elements which soothe and heal
the infected membranes and stop the
irritation and inflammation, while the
creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab
sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat
of the trouble and checks the growth
of the germs.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed satiafictory in tho treatment of persistent
coughs nnd colds, bronchial asthma,
bronchitis and other forms of respira
tory diseases, and is excellent for build
ing up the system after colds or flu.
Money refunded if any cough or cold is
not reb'eved after taking according to
directions. Ask your druggist. Crco*
mulsiou Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adr.)
E
V irtu .
fomobllrt Carried.
I r Ulutitaied Duoklet.
I Keen Truspwtilka Cimpuj
T c lrjh o n * f-o6)S
•VXJCfJVlLLE, FLA.
u
J
• Prescription for
■rippe, ITu, D e n g u e ,
fcver a n d M a la ria
'tills Ih© germs.
Cypress and Pine
Framing
Sheathing
>lding
Flooring
Ceiling
Finish
Mouldings
Falh
Brick
Lime
Plaster
White Rock Plaster Utu.rd
Nails
Screen Wire
Builders Hardware
Dorrs
Windows
Frames and Screens
Made to Order
Murphy Ironing Hoards
Medicine Cabinets
Location next to model home on Palmetto Ave., in Pine Heights, one of Sanford’s
fast growing, highly restricted residential centers.
Features— Embodying only the most ideal features from an artistic point of view.
Tile and Oak floors throughout. Textonc walls. Beamed celotex ceilings, together
with many built-in features. Make these six rooms and bath the complete dream
home. Completely and elegantly furnished.
FOR SALE BY
Your Christinas
D ollar
will go twice as far with these prevailing low prices.
A visit here will assure you that gifts for all can be
hud for half their value.
A Few of Our Special Hargalns:
75 Ladies’ Coats, newest styles, worth
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$20 nnd $25, your ch o ice .......................
G itt
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710 W. First St. Phone 172-w
NEW
LUMBER Y A R D
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY FROM 2 TO 5 P. M.
Magnolia at Second
W. S. PRICE, Mgr.
JLF. a l e s t a t b — i n v b s t m b .h t *
THE DREAM HOME
A . P. Connelly & Sons
CASHLUMBER CO.
Earle T. Field
Sho always brings with her a
handbag, which la the subject of a
lot o f curosity. Of jdl.. monster
handbags that handbag is the
great-great-grandmother. It’s al
most as big as an old-fashioned
carpetbag. What in the world
does the speaker’s wife have to lug
around with her that requires
such nn enormous contraption? It
Wouldn't bo polite to ask, probably,
but plenty o f people are wonder
ing.
* • •
Ncnrly all the senators hnve
automobiles. Any number of the
representatives ride in siiect cars.
Why is this? Senators nnd repre
sentatives are pnid alike. General
ly . speaking the senators nre no
richer than the reprt-sentativs. No
xplanation seems to be available.
It’s just a fnct, with no particular
why or wherefore.
House of Representatives, ns he
was in the last one, has a distinct
southern drawl, which Is natural,
for Garrett is a Tennesseean.
But how comes it that Congress
man John Q. Tilson, Republican
floor leader, who represents the
third Connecticut district, also
drawls like n Southerner?
liie
nnswer is that Tilson is a Yankee
only by adoption. He, too, was
horn in Tennessee, nnd grew up
there. While n student nt Yale
he took a fancy to New Haven nnd
stayed there.
Tennessee then, claims ns nat
ive sons both big party floor lend
ers in the lower house of Con
gress. That is, indeed, the Hog
FREIDA STOPS SMOKING
nnd Hominy" state’s proud dis
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—$ —
tinction.
. . .
Freida Ilninpel, back from abroad
has
started training for the sea
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth
by emptying her
attends the sessions of the House son’s singing
o f Representatives, as a spectator, purse o f cigarettes. Smoking is
almost as regularly as her hus had for women, she concluded. It
"is sometimes charming to see a
band nttends them, ns n member
woman handling a cigarette,” she
and as speaker.
says "but think whnt these charm
Mrs. Longworth has a lorgnette
ing people nre doing for the next
and makes frequent use o f it.
generation."
.. •' Ja>'n’an Probably wouldn’t call
it n boiler factory to be sure,
the chances nre he’d consider it n
very quiet spot. It isn’t actually in
H A S ORIGINAL PAINTING
the city—only, as previously re
marked. on the edge.
DRESDEN, Dec. 23.— @ — The
But the way these scientists look
original o f Ruben’s painting "H er at it there s a very bedlam of con
cules Intoxicated" is in the pos cussions and shocks.
session o f Fricderich August, fo r
mer king o f Saxony, his art di
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 3 .-W * )rector says.
Congrcssman
Fin3 J. Garrett,
Dctte Paine a dual caph { 1920 football eleven, SH IP LANDS ON HOUSE TOP
lEdwarib,
quarterback,
(Hfamiitm, halfback. The
The Price Is Right
ESPINIIO, Portugal, Dec. 23.—
Soultcd in a deadlock, so
Itrs of the team decided (/P)— There’s a ship wreck at this
SANFORD
iooM rotate the honor, seaside resort on the top o f u
house
200
yards
from
shore.
A
[redheads and each is a
rcdon is the one nt the m ighty gale carried a four ton
vessel from the sea way up In the
[accompanying layout.
air.
m s IS SORE
CITY. Dec. 23.— $ —
btcin is sore because he
H coal in Leavenworth,
i Biddle: "he was made
litre, porbably for the
la his life.”
, DEC. 23, 1925.
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150 Ladies’ all wool atui Alpaco Skirts, newest pat- A
terns, all wool, worth $.’100 to $7.00 each.
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Your choice, each .......................................
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Sr 70 Ladies’ long sleeve silk nnd worsted dresses worth
& $10.00 and $15-00. Your choice for 10
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JWf days only, each .......................................... ^ t l * v v
5 ? ------------------------------------------------------------Our goods arc newly bought from auction and direct
from manufacturers. We have over 5,000 pairs of
Ladies, Misses, Children, Boys nnd Mens shoes, all
bought at auction that we offer at very low prices.
Our stock is complete and includes over $17,000 of
recently purchased merchandise that we offer at a
saving of 25 to 50'J on your Christmas shopping.
JS
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F o r T h a t F u tu r e M e c h a n ic a l
E n g in e e r !
Foster that inventive spirit in your boy by present
ing him with a set o f man-sized tools. He can follow
his natural inclinations and at the same time be handy
about tho house. You will also find these tools a
PRACTICAL GIFT
For father. We have a large selection o f tested tools,
especially put up for gift-giving, at a range o f prices.
TOOLS FOR ALL PURPOSES
H IL L H A R D W A R E CO.
“ The boy’ s headquarters for Christmas Gifts”
Phone 5.T
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one b l o c k w e s t o f H c l,a n d road,
y o u w ill f in d a nulcnt . l o c k o f flu e
nlnslm r cun nrlcn. p a r rote, p a r o k e e tn
and Kold flub. F o r y o u r Clirlat ■mum
prem-ntH Zl Ini* CUK«'« and NUlipllt-n.
c'oino irut y o u r c l i o i c o whllu p i c k i n g
In good.
J. II. CRAMER
West First Street
1 block west of DeLand Road
Sanford, Fla.
“ Buy today, with vision o f tomorrow,
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on the History o f yesterday”
They’re the happy solution of what to give— most every taste and whim
can be fully satisfied from our wide uml varied selections.
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OUT
OF SCHOOL
tion that is oil l',ft-v untl no ' pay
et you anywhere, boys.
some money of >'our ° wn i^ n 's’ slM .
(I make a start toward a man s-sizc .
ccount.
T n a ti o n a l
BANK
Whnt a wonderful opportunity Sanford Electric appliances present for
appreciated and practical gifts.
Sanford Grove, Inc.
HART NASON, Sales Director
First Nat’l Bank Bldg.
Phone 219
Wc are offering Special Values, too.
Pcrculator—
Breakfast Set—
Grills—
Irons—
Tonstcrs—
Curlers—
AN IDEAL GIFT
Jhuson Electric Floor Polisher, ns advertised In Jnnunry edition of Good
Housekeeping on page 111. As necessary as a vacuum cleaner. No hand
polishing. Turn the button uml presto— a high polish.
Sanford Electric Co.
11G M AG NO LIA A V E N U E
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GET RESULTS BY USING HERALD WANT ADS.
�THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY,
BONDS
INSURANCE
SO Acres, quarter mile from city limits, fin e sub-division
property, §500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an
nually with interest at 8% .
SANFORD’S RESIDENTIAL MASTERPIECE
A Splendid Investment Opportunity
At a 10% I’ re-Development Discount!
Mnke Your Reservations Now
It is to your advantage to familiarize yourself
with our exclusive listings before purchasing, os
they afford most unusual opportunities.
Our offerings are complete in every line.
Homes, choice lots, subdivisions, groves, acreage
and the highest class of business proporty.
Knight & MacNeill
REALTORS
Magnolia At Second
R. O. BRINKMAN
Mgr. Realty Dept.
MRS. SAM II. CAMPBELI
MRS. J. M. LcMOINE
Salesladies.
1 .0 A N S
Phone 48
INVESTMENTS
70 Acres on Marquette St., one mile from city limits.
Price §300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in
terest at 8%.
37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage,
property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5
acre orange grove; less than a m ile fro m Country Club
Golf Course. Price §1,000 per acre; third cash; third
annually.
10 Acres celery land in Eureka H am m ock.
Excellent
quality hammock land unimproved. P rice §250 per acre;
half cash; balance arranged.
40 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock.
Price §175 per acre cash.
71/ , Acre grove, excellent condition, three miles from
Some Rare Bargains In Lots
Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,50000,
$500 down. .
Sanford. Price §6,500; term s §2,500 cash; balance one
and two years. Fruit paid 25% net on this purchase
price this season.
Corner lot, eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue,
$2,625, with easy terms.
REALTO RS
McCALL& FOX
“ The Firm Substantial”
A ( Country Club Properly of Lakes and Hills
S a n ford real eata
1 04
Phone 72
Masonic Bldg
Sales Agents For
in
m a t you m ay ge
o n ce, consult a R
o f S a n ford ’s realt
CONSULT
THE HOWARD
CORPORATION
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& I
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T h e rig h t road [
see th e bright $
w h o k eep on bay
L ire , ju d g in g
th a t S a n fo rd
— values will cor.
113,/2 Magnolia Avc.
Phone
745
187 Acres, 15 in Grove, 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines.
This would make a fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate limits.
Price and terms reasonable.
5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipment. Price
$8,500.00 including crop.
13.7 Acres, 5 tiled nnd in celery. 699 ft. facing Sanford Avenue.
Price $9,000.00 including crop. Easy terms.
5 Acres, nice C room cottage, 3 Yz in celery, 1 other crops.
including equipment, $8,000.00. Good terms.
Price
10 Acres, tiled nnd in celery, with all equipment. For price, terms,
etc., see us.
Lot No. 4, block 8, in San Lnntn on Pulmosa
Drive'....!:.................................
$3,000.00
Lot No. 8, on Summerlin Avenue in Fort Mellon,
full view of Lake Monroe
$2,010.00
Not No. 3, faces Elm Avenue iu Franklin
Terrace at ....................................................... $i,:ino.oo
Terms reasonable— Sec Mr. White.
FO R A SHORT Tl
IU F IC E :
acre
Phone
88
219 Meisch Building
One in San U
One in Rose 0
One in Ft. Mo
ACREAGE
Seminole Coojtj
27 3-4 acres, faces 1,500 ft. on Sanford Avc., 4 miles
out. especially adapted for growing celery. $8,000.00
The most suited tract o f land for a Sub-division
around Sanford, 35 acres, faces on Sanford Avenue
577 feet, and on Onoro Street 2,640 feet.
If you are looking around for a
house that you want to call home,
and you realize how fruitless rent
ing is, let us show you the most at
tractive home we have for sale.
For terms and prices on acreage—See Mr. Rich
ardson.
& GARNER
112 Park Avenue
THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY
711 Palmetto Avenue
Terms Right.
Prices and
Acreage, Business, Warehouse ami
Residential Properties in Sanford and
Seminole County.
1.—2 5 -room flats, w ith bath,
tin Mvrtli*. between lOtb and
r.0 x t l 7. double tcaraco. 110,000 .
Now least'll to Dec. 1020 at $00
faclnpc Hast
l l t h streets.
$ 1,000 cash.
per month.
to 150 ft. fnclmr Hast on Sanbetw een 10th and I lth Streets,
1. Terras reasonable.
3 — la arrn celery fa r m —7 acres tiled—'In
ll u r c k a Hammock. Price $ 10,000. $3000 cash.
1 and 2 years on balance.
DUBOSE & HOLLER
Established 1910
5 Acres
Acreage on Country Club Road, with plenty of
Lake frontage.
3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and dry, only,
per lot ........
............§1,260
AMID MAJESTIC PINES
I have some good listings in homos, h.t me show
you today.
1SAHT NASON, SALES DLRECTOK
Don’ t forget to reserve that hd in Luloniu.
1,000 feet Lake Front
On
LAKE JESSUP
Sandy Beach
Reasonable Price
TWO HOMES
Between Pine Hurst and Young’s
ibdivision.
Very Easy Terms.
Small Down Payment.
A Real Investment.
It. W. LAWTON, Realtor
Real Estate and Investments
74 large lots close in
Country Club Road
A Bargain
S. W. BRADFORD
The Substantial Realtor
M l Garner-Woodruff Bldg
TELEPHONE 770
(1 Roam ynjtra
,00 c a s h .
PAUL L A K E -R e a lto r
Telephone 714
Room 8, Garner-Woodruff Bldg,
Salesman— E. T. Moore
S R o o m IIo u M
Milane Theater Hide,
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_— _ _ T II E SANFORD HERALD. WEDNESDAY DEC. 23.
AT
LD IS
OF AIR
Specifications
Jt Airplanes
l future Found
• Service Hook
L , ;0 engage in
% a certain close
st,!.] be rushed
McCook Field,
pjvimnient ollir , ;j airplanes; ex. materials; what
* anJ idvns were
,
obsolete;
should be
fJwhJt should he
ihi-'b <3 the en-
division o f the army air
service, the book, which in reality
is n ol a volume in the strict sense
o f the word, ia known simply au
the "W a r
Bonk.” Its resting
place is known to only a few and
access to it is impossible.
“ Should w ar be declared to
morrow,” said n post otficinl, “ we
con Rive this book to the wur de
partment and say ‘gentlemen here
it is. Go out and build them’.
There will be no need to engage in
a mad rush for verification o f ideas,
such as was the caue when the
United States entered the world
war.'
The book consists o f four sets of
drawings and specifications. The
first section contains all projects
and problems under experiment.
The second, lists every item that
goes into construction o f nn air
plane, from the smallest screw to
the largest wooden strut. Draw
ings show how everything is made,
where materials may be obtained
and nil details o f procurement to
the finisned job.
Terrific Hurricanes Take Heavy Toll
In Liives And Property Over France
V
PARIS, Doc. 22.— DP). — Two
deaths, scives of injuries anti ma
terial damages amounting to sev
eral million francs were the rcrults of a storm o f hurricane in
tensity which swept France last
night as the culmination o f the
worst spi ll of weather experienced
for many years.
.
jjt,,rnjs began with the nrrival of December and have been
increasing ever since. The center
o f last night’s hurricane was the
coast 1,1 .Normandy, where the
deaths occurred.
In the third section under the
hend “ obsolete,” are listed items
ot airplane construction which
may be u*cd hut which are
longer m n u f a X m L ^ V V n ]
chap.,! i,
1
ki i i I f
T in ; c ih c it t r o r t iT o r t u b
*»• P«*>Voner.
take Charge of.
niAUuko anti control her own out uu
9 i : \ i :.n t i i j i m c i A i . r m c i ’ i T ami property nnd to become a (rc«r
Notice Is
g iv e n
o r r i . o i i n i A , i \ ,\\n f o h s k h - dealer In rvfry re*f>ect.
cd bhla will be ren.lv>
County Hoard of Public
i n o i . k. n * r \ T Y . in c i i a s c k k y .
1I ° Ni’ “ b;” * consideration
UK: Application of
ANNA U WALT.ACR
In Paris the Fifel tower station
for tlto removal of the
at midnight registered n south
dlkablilUes of a mcrrietl
westerly wind of 40 metres a sec
woman.
ond, or nearly 100 miles nn hour.
Or.trr
The strcctu this morning were
Tills cause coming nn this day
strewn with the wreckage of signs f- r final hearing upon the petition
torn from stortf fronts, chimneys to-reln and IIk* report of the Hprci il Master, and It appearing to the
and roofing slates.
that the petitioner lias given
Near St. Nnxarao nn English dueirtand
l< gill notice of her nppLoitsteamer broke her hawsers and il"i» for the removal of the illmilil*married woman by pu'.illwas driven ashore, while reports li < of
once «acH >veek for four eon*
along the Atlantic seaboard from cation
ilvt '
v.s
iii n
newspaper
Bayonne to Dunkirk tell o f heavy , ..l>11t-lia-,1 in H.'utlnole t'oiintv. Florida: nnd from the report of *a:d
damage.
Master f Il«-«t In this rouse.
\ illages and town:* throughout Special
It appearing licit or lias
d 'e
the country report a damage to Iminlry a* the cnpuclty. rompetenproperty. Along the Vendee const " :-nd dual fleet . n of the petitionand at th month of tb.. d rill, , In l* r t ° take elM ye of and Pt.itl’iae
V, . " . . .
Of the Ulronde.!
t „ u n ,„• „.. „ nii ............. a t.......
mere were heavy rains nnd winds......... no a free .1 ,i. r amt it lo-ing
Snow in the Alps hus further in'minion of said Speeial Master
prayer of
the pct'tlon
communication. At Vigo, !& ? ,* ■ he granteil nnd tli.i th
ilVtcrlplion j
j. of integral parts of the airplan.
as a whole which now are obsolete.
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Walaee resulting from euveturo
urt
" ,',,«*d •'<’ removed amt tile Colli
fleet nau
l,-111 to
to return
rid urn
entire fiehtimr
i tenting licet
lnB r,llly „utuf|.ii a. to the rat.
to port• ,or rctligc.
loll
city, competency and iimillMcatbi
thereof, it Is hereby ordered, udJodged and decreed that the report
Of the »<pec!ill atnsti r ta this causo
lie confirmed and approved
It Is further o rd .r .J. adjudged
nnd decreed that a Item... t,* and
the same is hereby granted to the
petitioner. Anna I.. Wallace, |n ac
cordance with the prayer nf iter
said petition to taku dtarge „ f a ,.,|
ninnaue her estatu and property tinil
tc become a free dealer In every
res|i»»ct.
And It Is further nrdorel. ad
judged nnd decreed that after d u e
puMoation of tills irdtr. as te.
<1ulred by law. the petitioner. Anna
I.. Wallace, shall In- klithnrlied to
take charge of and control her e s
tate. to contract and to. contracted
with, to sue and to be sued, to bind
herself In all respects ns fully as
If site were unmarried.
Done nnd Ordered In Khnmbers
at Hanford In this County of S e m i
nole an I State r.f Florida, on this
the util day of Deoernher
ft. I9 J-,.
. .
j j . DICKINSON.
Judge of the I'lreult Court of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of Flor
ida.
NOTH i:
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ftAl.K OK 8I.T<l,IMtll.
s r iio n i. ntsY HM T N t*tllicit I. lOTIIIUtU mt:
K M I U N »H s \ N 1*1111 It H|>i:ri\|,
TA X
<1111001.
Ills I It1 1 T»
tiljjim h tai.
tax
IA.
ba| e«sl- of bid Is given
by th* be of the dbno
ti action
o f Seminole County.
Klor
y. Klorlda. .ut the payable at the
pfflee of the .Superintendent
itendrut -4
• Pub O i l ami State
lic Instruction of. the ^ snhl
Kach Md mi
____ __ roumv
at the Court House In Sanford. Flo- with a certlfl
rbla. on or before the <xplr.iil m of of |.'.00n. made
thirty (30) days (M et the ft?
trig pub
Hoard of I'utdic.
Hc.ition of this notice am.
........ Seminole
llcatlon
County.
nnd until
ten o'clock
clock In the forundon of Jpn- rhcck nf the sure--------- . . .
12th. 1?:«. for, the purchase be retained ns Iniutdatrd
of I ISO.DoS Special T.I* School |»!e.
trlci Number l (otherwise known
as Sanford Speclnl Tux School Pis
trlrt) of Seminole County. Florida,
bonds: said bunds to be d a t e d Jan to reject any nnd all bWs.
uary l, l»is, ht-nrlnif interest ut
All proposals should be address
the rate of 8 1-2 per c»nt per an ed to tile County Hoard of Public
num, Interest payable semi-annual-, Instruction for Semliml* C'Aunty.
ly oh the first day of Jnnn try i n I Florida. Cure T. W , Lawton, gecreJuly each year until maturity: said tsrv. Sanford. FbtrldJ. and mjnked
bonds to be pay aide In ,nmml .n- “ Bid for Honda.”
*
stnllments of lll.tioo. mi January
ufi-WITNKSS the hinds of the
Irt. in each ot the years lyju to man amt Seoretnry and thn s I cl
|U3M inclusive and annual im-tsll- said Hoard nt Sanford. Sc
nol*
nUDts of fIS.Ouo. on January 1st. County. Florida, this the 9tit,
Mb. day
in •■licit of the years l a ; i
|)|j of Dec 'tuber UJS.
inclusive and annual losialliut nts
of 920, 000. ou January 1st. m each cnf.NTY Ufa up of rynt.iC inof the > ears IOC* to I9M Inclusive i T I i C r T l o N for Seminole County.
1 lortdrt.
1
end 910.000. on January !st. r * ....
J aid bonds have been validated by t s I: a i , OK HOARD)
J)y KURD T. WILLIAMS.
act of Legislature of the Stale o'f
Chairman.
Florida approved November 2’ird .
1*<25 and written opinion of Mr Attest:
T. W. LAV.TON.
John C. Thomson, attorney of New
Hupt. and Kx officio #ecty
York City, New York, approving WIUION, IIOt'BIfOr.DKIt & IIOYLK
the validity of said bonds will be
Attorneys for IbinriL
furnished. Sabi bonds to be solo for Dee. 9-18-23-90 Jan 0.
Best Buys in Orlando R eal Estate
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‘WHERE SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES MEET’
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Manasco
“Let the Bees
Work for You”
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The Maitland Realty Co., Inc.
REALTORS
We Solicit Your Business
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Office Next to I’ ostoffice— I'hone 1210 J
Longwood.
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Wo have been in business “ boosting Maitland” ever since 1021, our officers
taking an active and leading part in building values hero for our custom
ers and clients. Lot us show you properties in this ideal section of Semi
nole nnd Orange Counties.
Maitland, Florida
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1,120 ACRES FINE CITRUS LAND
Realty Company j
Four Miles Lake Front On N ew ly Projected Road
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Many Listings o f Groves, Houses, Lots, Subdivisions,
$100 PER ACRE
Main nnd Fine Streets
Orlando, Florida
53 ACRES ON DIXIE HIGHWAY
djoinintf Good Town.
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Rhone 26G8
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Lane-IIardison Corporation
No. 12 Watkins Illdg.
Phone 218G
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Suite 7— No. 2t South O range Avenue
Rone 1741-W.
Orlando, Fla.
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FOR SALE
An Ideal Spot
Is this 1, and a little more, acres situated on
Pine Lock Lake, having a water frontage of
500 feet.
This has been platted and will cut into 7
beautiful lots, or it would make a wonderful
site for a home.
A N O T H E R B A R G A IN SN AP
W /2 A cres in South Orlando
Ln the city limits, subdivided, staked and platted ready for market. I "r
turn over will take $00,000 on the very best of terms. Eor inloritu* write, phone, or wire.
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LTl> to date listings of Business Property, Acreage
Homes
MARLOWE REALTY CO.
O r la n d o , F lo r id a .
P 2 North O range Avenue
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This requires $10,000 cash, nnd the bal
ance can be arranged.
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FLETCIIER-BU LGER
11 N. Orange Ave.
Orlando, Florida.
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Phones 17G8—25G7
EASTWOOD-WILLIAMS CO.
REALTORS
MR. I NVES TOR
WE HAVE SOME GOOD DUYS IN
BUSINESS
PROPERTY
THAT
WILL PROVE PROFITABLE TO
YOU.
Also Small A creage for Subdivision,
Close to Orlando
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See Us For Orlando Property
Tt*.
Sanford Office— 113V* Magnolia Ave.
ROBINSON & SAMUEL
“Never a Dissatisfied
Customer”
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Miller Bldg.
P. 0. Cox 1013
Phone 1G5
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Orlando, Fla.
Iacres of land located on the Winter Garden State Highway, two miles
from Orlando City limits, 1800 feet frontage on Highway. One "1
Itbcst subdivision tracts in Orange county. If sold Jit once will Ink*’
p j per acre. $.r,,000 binder. $25,000 on delivery of deed and abstract,
LECt' 1, 2 and 3 years.
iro H otel.
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Farms. Prices
reasonable jfiyou arc looking for any thing in the above.
Eastwood-Williams Co.
31 E. I'ine St., Orlando, Fin.
.
Small
iik L ' i ' i
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Business Properties and
Call 2LS(), ask for a Representative to show you.
Fine Sub-division Proposition.
$250 PER ACRE
l
Acreage Our Specialty
REAL ESTATE
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Phone 7iG.
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PAGET®.
THE SANFORD HERALD,
COMMITTEE RETORTS
______
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.— (&>
— The special House committee ap
pointed to investigate charges
against Representative John W.
Langley, Republican o f Kentucky,
who was convicted o f conspiracy to
violate the national prohibition act,
reported today that it understood
he would resign from the House in
the event his appeal to the court
failed.
w r n N E S I U Y . DEC.
HAS CLEAN RECORD
ATTLEBORO, Mass., Dec. 23.—
(A1)— Glistening like the jewelry
made here is the city’s record as
n law abiding community. P ar*
ing the last year there has been
no serious holdup, robbery or as
sault and not one fatal auto ac
cident.
23,
1925,
LONDON TO HAVfc C A « u w
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—(A V There is to be a Madison Square
Garden In London. It veil! dupli
cate Tex Rickard's affair, not only
in structure but in the fact that
it will not be in Madison Square.
The site will be Leicestershire.
TY P E -A
J. H. JACKSON
STRIB TO GET M ARRIED
Long Time Loans on Resiliences and Business Property.
SAVANNAH, Ga., D ec. 23,—UP)
— There will be no fighting, for a
while at least, by Young Stribling after his marriage to Miss
Clara Kinney. He says so him
self, presumably referring to the
square circle.
Easy Repayment Plan
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Office in new Merrlweather Building:
2nd Street.
phone 6,1
and by the
It appears to equal advantage at
smart social affairs, or employed
in the practical business of event
day.
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Merry Christmas
Franklin
Gadsden
OUdfs .
Its refinement naturally attracts
fastidious buyers.
Its d ep en dability is valued by
those w h o value their time and
w hose time has value.
A s k us a b o u t D od g e Brothers
N e w C r e d i t - P u r c h a s e P i an
WHAT TO GIVE?
JtftprfUn
Lafayette
MILLER 0 . PHILLIPS, INC
CORN ER SECOND ST. & OAK AVE.
Read The Ads
Okaloosa ..
Okefchobee
Orange .....
The Herald A
Palm Beach
Pinellaa ....
Putnam ....
St. Lucie ...
Santa Rosa
Sarasota ....
Seminole ..
Sumter ....
S u w gn ee....
Taylor ......
U n lit ..... ..
Voltmia .....
You Will Find
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Walton ___
W » nfcton
18,583
Gift AcceptibJe
A,REAL GIFT---- The Herald Sent To
t Your Friend For Next Year
RESERVATION NOW OPEN IN
The Most Scenic Section in the H alifax County
a property unsurpassed in natural beauty and tropical splen
you l ove ideal surroundings— you will want to own a
FORREST PARK SECTION
e open now— Select yours before the
305 First National Bank Bldg
H. W. Mims, Asst. Distr. Mgr
home
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__---------- THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23, 1925.
PAGE ELEVEN
SANFORD REALTORS
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EXCEPTIONAL OFFERINGS IN
FIRST STREET EXTENSION
We have a real live client
who wants several small
acreage tracts suitable for
development; lakefront and
hardroad frontage especial
ly desired.
aelimination and
[fort. The other
jh demands con-
t< r r|
lilo J '
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per front foot.
.
(Next to Forrest Lake Hotel)
,j
front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 per front foot.
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Fifty Foot Corner (Right next to Forrest Lake Hotel,
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125 f t deep, Apartment Location) at $285.00 per f o o t
MtO
Favorable Terms can be arranged on all of the above.
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202 FIRST STREET
Phone 773
M asonic Temple
Phone 735
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Extension. ACT NOW.
SCRUGGS-SCOGG AN REALTY CO. Inc.
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Fifty Feet Chapman Avenue at $125.00 per front f o o t
These are some of the finest locations in First Street
SELL OR
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easy it is to own
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One Apartm ent Site— Union Avenue Corner, 100 feet
future independ-
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Lritt
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One F ifty Foot Business Frontage Block D at $450.00
This client is not interest
ed in any property exceed
ing $750.00 in city limits of
Sanford or $350.00 outside
o f same.
than it is today
ruE)
Two Fifty Foot Corners at $475.00 per front foot.
:ondition3— those
faith in the fualmost a Burety
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Cash payment cannot ex
ceed 20' c with interest pay
able annually.
•thoae who can
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
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The Bodwell Realty Co.
B oard
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214 East First Street
R. C. TISDALE, Jr.
Sanford, Florida
P h cre 453
Inquire Re-Sales Department
REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
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Sanford Office 336-38 Meisch Bldg. Bithlo Office fifth Aye.
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H. A KINO
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J. P. r i m t M U M ,
III p i r p o M
p lire m
Phone 490-W
One L ot M agnolia Heights—A Bargain.
Thirteen acres o f Water front property— Attractive
Price.
Five room house—Cheap.
Other Good Investments In Sanford Property.
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R. C. TISDALE
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LOTS AT A SAC-
Phone 23
Real Estate Investment
REALTOR
236-238 Meisch Building
Business Properly
CO.
Phone 285
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50, 75 or 125 feet—First Street Ex
11300 cash, batanea like
cash. Balance la suit.
1*5 Last lOlU St. — ICUO.
tension, fronting on Seminole Boule
WE HAVE INQUIRES FOR LOTS
vard and Lake Monroe.
IN FT. MELLON, BEL-AIR, PINE-
attractive price.
HURST,
BUENA
VISTA,’
At a very
SAN
LA NTA AND CITY PROPERTY.
One corner Lot, 96x105 on Union and
and Cypress Avenues at price way be
I Turn Property Quick
Let me try yours
looses
OSCAR R. BROOKS
“ The Lot King” Realtor
306 Firit Nation it Rink Did*.
low the market.
108 feet front 77 feet deep at
n yu rm
LUTE HOWELL
REALTOR
Brumley-Puleston Bldg.
Phone 751
, nug or THE BEST BCVB IF YOU ACT
su" “
NOW
53 Acres Celery L a n d ,
about it.
Tamiami Land Co.
Room 3, Ball Building
Phone 142
l i o n . • * O f i r l f . i»a w i l l l « P « 7 .
trrm a
■•*'* p u r r k w a a r . • » « « ■■ ■ m a l l a a
J 700.00 « l o w » .
I ,| ||. alow 701 aome ItEAL GOOI1 IIAIlfil'vs In hnalna.a proparlr that la f«M»«
iMd llllINt Mr. 1 ■**•»« r*»« ab»*Ul»M
I i iltr.r pa.o volthunt Ino.illgatloa. Sr* i»»
lor aulfdlt laloo proprrtf, rloar In.
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T. a. gallant
r.. U. GUEES
W. P. CARTER
REALTOR
230 Meisch Bldg.
Phone 718
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Nothing better in Sanford for an investment
BRITT-CHITTENDEN REALTY CO., IC .
p a r t cleared. Ask us
> Phone 713
b;
$175 Per Front Foot
re to
(from
we
on the corner of Third Street and Myrtle Avenue
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REALTORS
210 East First Street
Phone 708-709
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fv E W S P A P E R
p•
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L Florida’s Heart.
TH E WEATHER
Florida: Fair and *om?whai
warmer tonight nnd Friday; mnd1 rate northeast and cast winds.
Greatest Vegetable
Riihest Carden Land
Associated Press Leased Wire
killed, 1 Miss
ed Several Are
U y Hurt As
L Hit Head On
cted Siding
je Of Crash
Summary J
SAN FOB P. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, PEI
Twenty-four F urcs
N U M B E R 121
ATLANTA ARMS PublicationOf Diary Would
_____________________________ ____________________ ___________________________________________________
LOCAL
Materia! fur city pier rep o rt
ed rn route by river line.
Young negro arrested for
passing counterfeit money.
Christm as
spirit
prevails
through-out Sanford.
\V. It. Tunnicliffo c o n v u l s
ing from injuries received in
not 1 accident.
Sanford churches to'hold spe
cial C hristm as services.
DOMESTIC
*
t •
Throe am killed, two are miss
ing and Form er Secretory of
War Wevha is injured in head
on ccdlir.ion of two trains .'.ear
Charleston, S. C.
A fter being knocked out in
the first round of
fight a t
Kansu: City. Kan., “ Big" Wnyno
Munn definitely decided t > give
up ring career.
A tlanta p 'lice call in r.el of
reserve force in effq rt to com
bat activities of negro band of
auln thieve::.
Publication of hi- diary of t-vo
y e .i in I’hilndciphia will “ r.ilsv
n rurtion," declare-; (Icti. flirtedley Huticr.
President
Coolidge
'.von a
while w ife prepares for quiet
Chfirtuiar. Day a t White House.
Federal Attorney Buckner tie
pins third “ Padlock erusatlo”
against Gotham restaurants.
FOREIGN
Many rubber brokers of Lon
don begin to retire following a n
nouncement of Am erica’s inves
tigation of alleged conspiracy to
control industry.
Thousand* of Chinese report
ed lulled in fighting attendant to
the cap tu re of Tientsin.
Raise Ruction’, Says Sutler
Who Will Continue Attack
John V. Weidemeier Is Chaos Reigns In City,
( ’ailed “Professional
Where Soldiers At**
Husband” ISyOneWife
lathed To Defeated
Army BeginLooting
CHICAGO, Dec. 2L—(fP>—
ed ti* show that it r : u because he
would not "go easy" on the biff,
hotels that !, • wn “ tired.” But lor
-aid tb; t he want* .i »h.’ Rilr. Cnrl^ains Were Golon padlocked f. r liquor law vio- ' SI. Nick Expt'ch'd To Bring John \ . Weidemeier, who came
And Grown-Ups into public notice recently
tost To Make
latloiu ami the dance licnuer. of , Kbillies
arrest in St. lauds,
the Bellevue-Strut ford and the ] Tilt*
Biggest
Christ inns throtit'lfchi.i
with the wife of a Chicago furor Lost Time
Walio’i Hotel revoked for the
Every Celebrated H e r e rii r has born termed a "profes
nmc reneon, but tho mayor it sional husliand” who has been
approved.
U.ST0 N. S. C. Dec.
married at least IS times. In
David P. Proyan, r.tnnagcr of Mcrchants Report
General
,71.:- ’ person • ore
testimony in an annulment suit Manchurian
•
I The general naid tiint a brond- the Rita Carlton, is under Sl.OOo
bid .’.'1 two m ining
H eavy Business brought by one of the wives.
Said To Have Dealt
1CO side, in which lie alleged the may- !:ail for n hearing 1 n charges <>f
She had married Weidcmicr
injured, among
jcv* wan a protector of nig violators" violating tin* prohibition laws as a
Hard Blow To Kuo
It*—1.
one *f prohibition law, wa« only a prr- result i f n raid on two rooms of Personal
j Yv. Weeks, former
A nim osities And in Mrs.
Esther Wexlor Brooks,
the
hotel
where
a
private
party
’
,
iiminury
Ida:
'.
“
I'm
going
to
keep
of war. as a result
Prejudices ForKiittcn In concert violinist, who said she
v. as being held.
" 'VM ' 1 ..lit 00 with the attack until l v
PEKING, Pec. 21— (AP) —
on collision of two
The
i-nirit Of The Season tniirtieil Woldenteiei, 102-1 when
The correspondence included a
bit’s r.ad.v I < top. ' be added. “ And I
lie was using the name of A rth
jantic Coftst Lino
won’t stop until l prove my cu *." letter front ilutlcr to the mnyor
ur Itrnoks. told .lodge Lewis
lly A rthur Bullock
_(,!»). I Gca. Butler let it be known that last November which said in re
arly today at Gaillthe ho would endeavor to recall hi* !•■1- g ard to one hotel: “ Drunken men
Santy’a on tho way! Sanford \ .terdny that sho was the for
t, just south of
with | tee of resignation Irum the Ma .nni young girls were found upon hound, londcd down with an Im ty-eighth or forty-ninth wife,
rncr. A relief train
li, i|, rine (,’nrpr, which In* submitted the hall m ini floor:."
: nun no shipment of pood.* that she wasn’t .lira which, and the
r md nurses nccomn inIn one memorandum, Butler would dism ay and probably ruin judge indicated the annulment
1 1 1.Monday in order tu remain here,
,,-kir: train, ha t b<-e«
ho! 11 He plnnn to \
I .. • .
em Ij quoted the mayor as saying:
tit- gala spirit of rail official* it would l*o granted.
to the reen" o f tho ac" 1 i u’t
pdn ( i""
rung n | a tight embargo on reindeer trana;roo!i! next w eek'fo r a conference with
’t hree months a fte r their m arinno- Maj. <ion. John A. Ljjcune, com these $7,000,000 in\< rtment*." and ' imi tation linen Humid require the tiage in Dos Moines, la., sho
tn er of number 7<*.
mandant of ;he corpt , who has in- “you have to lay off these big pin railroads to handle tb** stuff.
raid her husband defrauded her
f'l rhert T. IV.rriah of
d a*. Mieat'.d th a t lie is anxious to have e d because thorn ie n difference
f,.(ter parents of $13,000 under
But
go
rail
emhargae.i
or
any
L killed and the engilolicc' the general remain in the serv- between a $7,000,000 inv* iimcnt thing clue mortal can delay the pretenses that he would estab
Lhcr :*5, southbound, J.
and n cheap place which blackmail
lu.u ! ice.
I <>M man, wlm in now probably just lish <li> m .'H in the movies. She
hp-. of Savannah, in
■
' '
beut - 1
Wouldn't “(!<» Easy %
said id ,000 of it went to Brooks.
U hi.- body in believed
'.rich mad
• 1 imnu.nt cm getting ready to hitch up his inIn making public leUurr. v;Ii .1
tK'fitngalde deer preparatory to
k wreckage. S. M. AydI
tho
correspondence
hut
issued
an
icrieu pas* 1 d between himself and Mr,
Crlc.-ton, baggage ma»a peal « the j pla 0 tu
rl Icavviug Ilia mythical icy lair for
liand Kendrick and Joseph J\ Gaff :•
Florida’s warm and balmy climf n broken leg.
city solicitor, the general attem p t * him in clifoiving mo law.
: ate.
t tive, a Pulinmn and
I
nbpr 70 v .
Iji: t telegraphic ci uiinmnicntions
fSc.::.;ge car and locorunning on
nported Saint Nick
"
lunlnr 87 were ilcr.ti!sciiedtilu time with sufficient car! tiers to enable him to arrive in
■fit*:! that due 1“ tbs
Sanford promptly at midnight for
L tin- northbouiiil track
' tho reception of fireworks nml
■t train iWrAllcd last
Tso-Lln Declared Victor
' noiii* makers that has been pre- Many E nlcrtainm sB s Are I»
h ) train's were running
................................
pared
for him. It's a good tiling
TDKK),
Dee. 2L—(/!»)—Knkusvi (
Ri* ITgtenlid By Viulnus
Kuoiund track at the
th at ho ’ dinmn’t hnvo to pnrk hia
(Japanese
News Agency) advices
OrjBputixJtllnns
( ’h iistn u iH
Accident.
iIuct team in Sanford streets fnf
from
Mukden
M incurinn capital
K i t where the wreck
Eve And Friday Morning
Impurlnncc Of Christmas snare ‘‘Just ain't."
S ’ 1 said unoffieialiy
sny
that
adherents
of Gen. Tso-Lio,
an llllnol lloettnrti
Christmas activities in Sanford
W vt d r ” 1 0 y v - : «nd
Pay Is Stressed And The are reported greater than any in
Fuirgcly a a result of the recent Mnneliurlnn w ar lord, claim ttu t
Bave.tO go on a siding
Draper Observance Is Urgetl the memory of Frank I*. Forstef liurrh census tak» 11 by wnrkara the war lord, despite a revere blow
sage. Tho elding WUS
shortly after tho fimlii
in S p e c ia l S easo n M essag es or other pioneer citizens, Local-from varioa- protestaiil churches j to Gen. Kuo Stin-I.in where he yes
1 trusted and the train 1
LONDON,
Dec.
’
J
l.-J-OP)—Runa
itumnhlh’
and
nro
heir
merchants report nn u n p rm ndent of the city, grant crowds are ex- terday captured Paiklpu, cut Ku’s
j mnhi track, and rnno make up for lust time lu r brokers are beginning to re su:.|:'*-ion pending a fartl
ed volume of business even at till ■* peeled to lu* In attendance tlds eve- lines of communication, nnd cap
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 L—(/!’). In order to cmpl
tiro w ith wcl filled noekttH and gntioh.
her head on.
late h>'io-. when hundreds of last uing nnd tomorrow lor the many
- -Tho spirit of * hrii» nins engulfc I p .rtance and the
the public ia wondering whether The r ihhcn waild es
minute” crowd th'1 m arts, fran ti Yuletide pr*T ai.in and festivities tured a quantity of munition. It U
W arltinglea today, subinorging Chri tma 1 Day in t
they foresee n collupso of the ped Irian and w* <>n m*
cally pawing over the lock for which have hceti arranged by neur- said that Chang has offered a hig
even iiiquutaiit uftairs of state, as ia our out of tlit* clt
boom nnd are "planting from un- lent* fr,,: 1 the car, hob
reward fur the capture of Kuo.
presents or ranis to post dnt j0 jy all the churches of Sanford.
Santa made Inst minute prcpnnt- lets uf Sanford hav
Mote elaborate plans li.iv s b e n
Idor".
"friik ’ him in short nnl
Th<* niuation ia extremely cun
those who seem to always remem
I >11 . to tho day. With Congn
:
Heralfl it. - fo
, Bniss nml Rogers, who have an- Highest show «'f resi:
ber i , I.* who have forgott n 11a
• 1 iilou rving Chrislinnn this j fusing to Tokio. The foreign offi
aliendy in adjournment until m iec n . ngis for membi
year than ever before nnd the pro- , cials claims that the defeat of
nounccil tlu y hnvo decided to cloa** ], video ed. h would bo I
New Year’s, the wliecla of gove 1 - .pective congrcgatlt
them.
t.v-on pint lias been such th at Chang 'IVo-l.in is only a m atter uf
___ down th eir business, have boon in cr ’ ith a club or with 1
Many Decorations
inetit I egun slowing down today
,
every
minister and .liiireh in town lime while the war office says that
sniii rubber brokerage for less taifo „ | j<tid. Or.o nmn wu
for nn almost complete holiday stop
.METHODIST F l’ISt Ol’AI.
Offices, stoier
amt busines has been
k |<i busy arranging ile - 1Chang has n chance for victory.
E. four y ears nnd are said to have injured and left b'codi
of three days.
I houses all reflect n gala atmos ' {nils of thel special rervices ml |
CIIUHCH
The made $1,000,()00 in protits. Sev- vjdiwall;. He w: • takei
Although the shutdown ih e. not
pin
re
with
Christmas
wreaths,
pa
Dr. T. J. Nixon
, enleituiunients.
a |. ira l ntlier firms say they will r. pji .1.
licrome el fee tive until the ch*.*- <*f
per bells. Santa Clauses, f»k.
Tin*
Christmas
message
is
urn*
illcd Bio with the end of this year.
, rhief Jett louk per
\
ihe day's work, several cabinet
snow ami nil the other vnrlou* I Must "f the cburclie* observe I
The firm had to reserve a large n,,,nil of the sitmition. :
„f the t ’hrlt mas E\e and Ghristniaa l»ny.
num bers Hipped nut of town to „f gi.nd eiieer to nil mankind. ami sundry
,villi varied prngram.i. consisting
, nmnlior of rooms in a hotel mi- ,,.|f witha shotgun r.11
t |itnd t'hriatm aa witb llu ir ft m - Well may we rejnico in the bless-1Yidetidi- decorating their window
1 prayer, uuisieal entertuinnient,
• 1 l joining it.i ofices in the city nml j„ ,l>ureii of the nil
II it- . mid hundreds of employee.: ings 1 rough* to a weary world by 1 Every business house in SMifnti
tie Italic of ISilltlt hem. The won I
Sunday Sc lux 11 parties and tli”
UY *tl employees slept in relays,
1 ,might will !*•
also left their posts.
will
In*
closed
tomorrow,
nml
pat
Fonictlmcs they were aid* to get '
I resident Coulidgc, busy at Ids ih rful love that shines out in his riidans ami prisoiims alike wit •iaging of t hristmas enrols,
ituation
desk, left White House pvep.tm- life of service to nmiikiiid is llu- gather round the fe *11v board for
I () only n few imurs of deep b can e
The Holy Gross Kpijcopul church
Lonnie McKeeeer, colored, was
of the press of business. Work
tiomi for tomorrow to Mrs. Cool- l< qie of the world today. Like the the iitimiul ilium r where even tin* wj|| eelehr.ili holy coiiiinuniim at
wise
men
of
old
let
us
follow
th.*
nrres.nl
yesterday by 11 deputy
idge und their son John, wh » is
J e n was kept up Sundays as well as
midnight
tonight,
which
will
be
heaviest eating is condoned.
European
from the office of Sheriff C. M.
'home from college. Nothing elab n r and bring to the King our
V ® week days.
1
luinidercd
the
early
service
for
Florida
chimneys
lire
cleans
orate Is planned, as they expect gifts of love and service, Dint will and hearth guards remove ! in an • t ’hi itm ai niortilug. Tlie miirnliig Hand and lodged in tho county jail
I Many rubber broker.: in the city
Blown
| to spend the day in tin* sevulsinn make our own lives a blessing to ttcipition of the only ocen don f"r i ra;. r, t ermon, and bo'y rnrnmun- 1on n charge nf passing forged
incetl have seldom been able 'to clme
of tlie executive mnnsion ami to others.
I rot their offices before midnight dur
i.'1 d. ,, will be celebrated at It u clock money on a storekeeper near Canwhich Florldn ehiimteys
The spirit of good will to in ’ll anil Santa may rest asi
ami City
! have no house guests.
PARIS, D-c. ”
rary jug recent months and the pressure
liu l on rhrbJiuuu morning.
Mi’K»i ver, who is only 13 years
There will be a While I Loire is the secret "f joy and gladness he won't find nny dirty ililnm y
Ave. continues with new issues of rub \» hil h I* »• beell r
Rev. William Humphries an old,
I Christmas
tree,
however—one at Christmas time. Let the light hire.
walked into the store sever
w at lur plantation stock offered con- crdinted fury do
nul*,
ed
that
Mn
:i
and
Holy
Coni.hipped frmn Wisconsin and dec shine nut in kindly word.i ami
days nt hut ha
Even tli • new papers, those or in 11a ion v uld ho celebrated in All al days ago nnd made purchases
orated to.biy—and tonight tin* dei- s ’i r t t ’n hnni'.* and in the ■uni I on 'able tilings that iicvi r seen Soul* lV.tholic cliurcn a t midiiiglit amounting to $1.50. He tendered
; 1 full tale •
president and Mr v Coolnige . :v. *•. inanity, and tho thrill of good to Is* bold an b.v fire. flo"do ■'
over. stB* !•' lac
n n l that the feast of the a bill, which Iwd been raised from
to take part in a Christina'- I’.v • 1 In or will lift us to n higher plain’ eiirthqJnk*s. are finding the e fc ' '..••Jrlit
eyatem throiii’l.
1 .uT.ity
t'iirist, nnd a t ’hristm ai one dollar to five by altering the
corunouy at n community tr.e of living.
o ' Santa’ 1 visit, and ninny puhli l arty for the children would be face cl it and received 50 cent*
' odl ■ '
planted south of the treasury.
storatlon s ill ■
catluns that hnve been hummeriti> laid mi Christmas Day.
in changj. The storekeeper Is re
The president at •» o’clock will
C1IKISI IAN CIU'IM it
(Cimliniicd mi page II.)
ported to be very nearsighted nnd
time.
L off from u press a button ligting the tree, und
The Sunday School of th.* Kirst Hu* fake was not diftcovyred until
l'.’.ri * remi'.li*
(). II. CriPiiwcll, pastor.
BIG DIVIDEND DEC LAB Kl)
neipul
previa1
Baptist
church
will
have
an
e
n
te
r
preMs a button lighting tho tree, and
yesterday morning when he went
majority of thChristmas! it is the one unique \t Ian til Fire Docs
1 with foreign main for tho singing of several
, ::dnrn«nt in tin* church this even- to pay a wholesale grocery hill.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2 4 .- V P ) - cial cities as wi
birthday
of
recorded
linn*.
Unique
11 few cn-ics, Christinas carols. Later in tlie
mg for the benefit of old an I
Hand was notified and in
Oil Company of countries, excep
I) am a ire Of $75.
■tl which could not be nad The Standard
dhlo to cstnb- evening, the choir of the First ( on- ir* re-tpee*** *h« bn ho who was born
young. It was announced this Sheriff
whera
it
has
I
"•
n few hours Lonnie was brought
on
that
fir
>t
Christmas
Day
in
the
New
York
today
gave
its
stock
37 d'-greo a*" certainty
r,
carious
scrmorning that old Santa Claus hint in and identified by his victim.
gregational Church, which they a t
holders a Christmas present by de lish a roundabo
[the railroads, it is said,
various local tend, will call a t the White House It ng Itgn.
ATLANTA, Gn.. Hoc. 21.—(AT
would Im* present with a great
“ Now when Jesus was born in — Fire of undetermined origin -.If
The 1*111, which was displayed in
kfg.’ linen recently cst a*- claring a stock dividend of 25 per vice by linking
l,,.w| of Kifts for the youngsters.
to
sing
carols,
among
them
“
Bell:*
lines.
Bethlehem
Judea,"
there
was
tho
office of the sheriff this morn
w (•.ladling of .rcig'.it on cent.
which
broke
out
oil
the
top
floor
1 There are no services scheduled for
of Christmas." composed by Dr. brought into the world of humaning, was a very crude imitation
M p river arc expert d
of
n
building
occupied
by
the
JnJason
Noble
Pierce,
the
pastor,
and
l
tomorrow.
itv a 1 hit.I uf fle:v'i and blood, Imrn
Fluids of tons of freight
"t a $5 bill. Tho lad had evident
dedicated to Mrs. Coolidge.
Members nf the Epworth League ly cut th.- number "5" from a cata
of woman -crying, smiling, hun eotn Sales Company early today
M*/. :-,th for local use and
Tho day before Christmas the gry, hum in wiul yet unlike and gutted the three story building and Fin t Methmlist church, are plan
r 1:" by f u e l: to the interprogram of Mrs. Coolidge called qiiterent from nny babe in tho did damage «■ timated liy police nt ‘ ning to uing Christines carols or logue and merely pasted it over
o k - .ughout tins southern
the numerals oh tho ono dollar
also for her attendance at a party niamK-r of His coming, who has .x7.'»,ntlt), before it was brought, into
(Continued
on
page
3.T
talc.
.
bill.
for poor children in one of the the l’t.r the firct time opened his won control.
4-,
-H dock at the foot
1
MeKivvcr will probably bo tried
aters
under
the
auspices
of
the
dering eyes on this utrungc earth
l.Avtmnt is not yet ready
before Judge J. G. Sharon in JuM r.. Paul H. Monahan ><»'«» |
™k'ry Central Union Mission.
of ours.
:iT' d for tho handling of
vonile court, and owing to his past
(Continued on pugo 3.)
club exT'«* uts, and the oUtcrgcn- prese
record he l.s exweted to bo sent
« planned to ta!.'J care of Davy
to tho reform school a t Marianna.
1 needs, it was staledMr. Dqvey stat'd that the wis
W. II. Tunnicliffo
Th* sheriff arrested him about
uing coupons thrown irom nn
i ono • month ago on a charge of
dar.o yesterday morning by dom ami foresight of the city
Reported Improved
burglary and tho evidence of his
1. 1 tb wn for a count of nine,
ut. Scott und G. N. Hughes, who planning commUsion was ovidetu. d
RAN FRANCISCO. Calif.. Dee.
(n
Sanford’s
broad,
paved
strce.a,
i,
Milan weighing 230 tout'd*, bid guilt was very strong it is said.
•vcred Sanford from the air
21.—bP)—William
Elmer
Wolfe,
Thi* condition of w . II. Tunnt- 2** pound > advantage over ii’a c;*- Judge Sharon, upon the plea of
h advertising literature of In 1and amplo room for expansion icon alias David Watson, a vio'in maker, eliffe,
who was injured In t >:«te puucnt.
Hie hoy's aged mother, allowed him
from
the
air.
n Mound Village, a new dcvel.arrested
. . . ___ hy ..government^
Fernm eat offiwho
is
now
In
was
offt
nrday aftcnuyin when his machiir..
Lieut. Scott
to go free that time.
1
Munn’a
third
attem
iit
to
ttitu
Ida
;! OF GOVERNMENT
nent promoted by the company,
iff
Oakland
tiday
en
n
charg”
driven hy Mi:' Ttinnlellffe. was
iatlon achool n t :cers
’* liaw * intu an omit in 1<xing was
[ho c upon represents a $300 charge of
the niaila to incite n«- f *rceJ into a trc.* nnd wrecked ii n.r
f,r'l has a city commb|ng
seriously
of
of
usbtJf
v n-> more dlraatron i tha:i h!» tin*,
lit on an Indian Mound VII- Orlando b h b headquarter a to
•nn of government which
Mination of federal olficmb.
Maitland, ia repcrtid to Ik* slightly
Will Not
0
i ho Was !<:i«• v -1 • *t by Ja-k
J if(# ar,d the two other win- | transferinii
Wolfe
hail
been
sought
for
sov'."Hi! of three conimisimproved.
, a statem ent
Sanford,
accordin/
tu
d
(Titford
in
lt)-’3
a
fte
r
having
tho
:s In various {.arts of tno
nUmbcrs, 1.000 and 1.300 aro
• :i'- of whom i ' the
Mr. Tunnicliffo received seriius
I oral yraf!
lish Tomorrow
V t'ni.*c.dty of Nobraska, iviicie t*
sending prinfod ms*.- CQta obe(.f the f o tlh n d ami nose
f'.i, m dit.* of $t’-00 and $300, re- made I’V Mr. Dav-l’.i” Mr. Dm : y ‘ country for
"f the city. Forrcat
i
night
with
Andre
A
n
d
e
*
•
o
n.
dayrit
football.
It
wrs
th
at
that
!
"If
ho
conies
h«-s'
Wilson a rd »3 we)l : rovora! sevcix1 bridie*.
‘•i*elv. it wa* announce*!
' mayor,
J. Marshall
division ow :ur t : r to Pro*blents
1
In ec nformahee with its usual
and
to
u
number
of Ctm- Ir was nt first h"lirved that l>“ heavyw iglt* boxer o* Chicago, e took uo piofcstiunal wrestling.
p G Davcy, who inado a flight rail. ‘Vverv r.ub 'L.
•
Cha’e ere th? other
!:’ of the o p p j>
uilicv of closing on Christmas
hltnscU
l, belittling their p'jtjK' had suffcretl a frocture of his gloves thudded on Mann's chin nod
* ford and the surrounuiog should avail
lay, ') h : lieruld will not pubn
property
tunlty -of .............
exhilstiii’T
suggesURg me thud# of right leg but a thorough crainhis- i>vo minutes after the opening of
tho
f
ir
't
round
he
ws^
counted
out.
Ish
mi edition tomorrow, and
count,) in company with F. F. and selling Sanford from the n!r,
tlon rcvceled no broken bones.
today th at every) whero the city’s many advantages
it
wn
•
hi
t
second
and
final
appeartp
employee*
will be free to
Dutton. rtr.tcd
Tho Tunnieliffro Wffo returninj,*
should see the |
l.'.i’tve tu t day to the fullest
Sanford re ■Flit
|o Sanford after nn sl>!**n*e of n ur.ee in the rule of a boxer.
i - fields from the air can l>e grasped eompretumstvefy.
“ I guess I wasn't cut out for
city nnd nea ippreclato the h**auty.! The plane that ftew over the
fii^ duyn und were on the nortrBelieving that Christmas i
ui order to o n iu ly arrangement iit> yeHeVday wa.-i equipped with
CHICAGO, :Dec. 21.—(A*)—(Chi «>rn outskirts of hlaitland when boxing." Munn said a fter tho bout.
a holiday on which no Lmu o
lypietry a*1, , nml oars and build- n nuHern invention for commnnl- cago's campaign for pure milk, the accident occurred. Mr*. Tunni- “ I’ll stick to wrestling hereafter."
iotluMav should operate^ Th
showed no uptiludo with
ot nil otree
eating with “groundlings”
near its g<'4l when the city coun rliffe was driving and while a t theMunn
Herald
has iu the past, and wti
gloves,
scoring
only
one
solid
means
of
iforso
codo
«)ols
a
|U*
tem
pting
to
move
iiiound
a
large
conception
cil voted IB bar all milk except
ill the future oh*ervo this uni
ity Attorney a n t
of Hanford dashes nml vrliilo tho wind pre that from heaithy cows, today ft>- truck which had stalled in t h : mid blow. Ilo had no defense for th**
vcrsnl occasion by suspettdiaj
tax collector. R'*>’
vented many from hearing iU r.K’*- cxlvcd a setback when the federal dle of the road, her cur wd* lirovm short straig h t jabs delivered by
,t from an »jge
nil activitle. • for the day.
^
is Chief of I’olire.
of good cheer, the shi|» nlAnderaun.
Tho
knock-cut
came
t altitude to tracteJ much attention and cauim! government- for financial reasons,
land is Fire Chief
a lte r th ; w:c«tH;* had been sent
suspended
It*
tuberculojin
tests.
xc
the
gity
necks to be bent skywards.
fan Nous Brown is
Davcy saw* rooj.y
ui.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 2-1.- i.V)
1 ^ , — Gen. Snicdlty D. Butler, ijis*missed by Mayor Kendrick u.< bead
, , r of th • Philadelphia police, add loday thai publication of 1,i d i a r y
*plt‘ would “i-.U'O a ruction.’’ lie kept
bod :t during the two years lie v n m'..r>. r e -tor 01' public safety and record* ' '. J, among other tiling.' conversa
tion:! with the mayor and otin r
fC (city officials.
Sun Yun Named
Is Civil Governor
SPEl’IA!
R ubber B rokers Of '««£t
E ngland B egin To
R etire From Work
Young Negro Held
In Jail On Charge
Of Forging Money
Airplane Drops L iterature And Prize
W inning Tags On Sanford Citizens
l l l ' l
OPd) FACTS
II w il l
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THE q 'M M » n m a i i a TIHIMDAT, I t e j U g l ;
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A good cookie mixture is baked
spoon white pepper, 1-2 cup grated in six sheets. Two nr© ten
horseradish, *i cup sugar, 1 cup
whipping cream , few grains salt. seven inches, for the sides of the
house. Two are six bv ten for the
Any ta r t apple can he used. ends
of the house and two are ten
Pare, q u a rte r and core. Add boil by three for the roof. Of course
ing water, as littit as posaiuie **..u you can choose your uw r proporsimmer until apples are tender.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2-1— (,p )_
1Beat with a slotted spoon or ruli tie rs and make the house any size
.
Kederal Attorney Bpckner has be
through a coilander. Add pepper, you choose.
The ends are cut to fit into the gun his third and largest ‘‘padlock
sugar, horseradish and salt, be:
stand until cold or ready to serve. point of the roof. The pic-es are crusade” by a holiday onslaught
white way night haunts,
Then fold in cream whiped until put together with a heavy sirup on
'oiled to the crack stage. .
some of them favorite society and
i stitr.
Windows and doors can be cut >n theatrical resorts.
Plum Pudding
the
hou*? after the sheets are
At midnight last night deputy
Two tablespoons grnnulatetd
gelatine, 1 m p milk. 1 cuf boiling baked. If the mixture bakes un U. S. marshalls, prohibition a g
water, 4 cup cold water, 1 cup evenly trim the pieces to uniform ents and police began a wholesale
service of summonses and com
.
.
...
seeded and chopped raisins, *4 cup size.
The following recipe is particu plaints upon proprietors who are
sliced and shredded citron, U cup
stoned ami chopped dates, 4 cup larly good for the cookie mixture, given 20 days in which to accept
lockie Mixture
“consent decrees’’ or fig h t their
blanched and shredded almonds, 4
Three-fourths cup butter, 1 cup cases.
cup candied cherries, *4 cup minced
The padlocking proceedings are
candied orange and lemon peel. 2 brown sugar. 4 cup molasses, l
squares b itte r chocolate, 1 cup egg, 4 cup sour cream, 1 4 teas- the result of evidence previously
sugnr, 1 teaspoon vanilla, few poons soda, -r» cups tlour,^ 1 tea)- gathered by the authorities. Sever
ipoon salt, 2 teaspoons ginger, 1
grains salt.
al of the places proceeded -against
Soften gelatine in cold water teaspoon cinnamon.
were involved in previous drives
Crenm
butter.
Beat
in
sugar
for ten m inutes. G rate chocolate
and add boiling wat»>r. stir until Add molasses and beat until by Mr. Buckner's officers. The 20
melted. Add sugar and hot milk. smooth. Add egg well beater. day leeway, it is admitted, will not
Bring m ixture to the oeiling point Dissolve soda in sour cream and prevent any holiday plans from be
and remove a t once from the fire. add to mixture. Mix and sift ing carried out, but it is hoped thnt
Stir in softened gelatine. Let flour, salt, ginger and cinnamon
stand until cool and ntir in salt, and add to first mixture. Chili for the proceedings will have a ‘m oral’
vanilla and prepared fruit and nuts. severnl hours. Roll very thin and effect.
Turn into a mold and let stand cut in the described sheets. Bake
Mr. Buckner asserts some of the
several hours or over night in a 12 minutes in a moderate oven. cabarets, restaurants and night
cold place. Unmoid and serve Let cool before using to build the
clubs have sent out holiday invita
garnished with whipped cream and house.
Tnis same cookie m ixture is used tion cards which hint broadly th at
candied cherries.
to make the figure of Santa. the thirsty may have th eir th irsts
(•ir.’ierhread
Boiled frosting c n he used for
So much fo r the dinner itself. snow and fur trimmings on Santa’s slaked by visits to the resorts.
The gingerbread house ir our next coat.
Many, he says, have sp en t thou
This centerpiece wdll take time sands of dollars in renovating and
consideration. This should lie
baked one or two days before to make but it won’t take much decorating their catablism ehnts for
Christmas and hidden in a sufe money, which is worih thinking prospective Christmas and New
place until wanted.
about at this time of the year.
I Year patronage.
BY SISTER MARY
,n n t g() highly flavored as to dull rccond course. Then the service
Goose seems to be as tradition* the nutate to foods tcome. p'ate is removed with one hand, the
al 'f6 r Christn.os as turkey foeThe tomato bouillon
carries out dinner plate served with goose and
Thanksgiving. While every fnm !
th* Christm as rob is cstheticallv stuffing
tuffing isia placed
placed with the other
ily has certain dishes they like to and stimuli,.ea the digestive juice? hand. The host may carve and
serve Christmas a ftr r (n ris tm a j dietically.
serve the plates if he prefers or
each hostess likes to.iv’th-ng a litChef tout StuTing
they may be served from the kit
tlo different when it comes her turn
Beast goose with chestnut stuff- chen. It the dinner is n.aidless it
to entertain the kftumcn
ing provides the piece de resist mi tins much to the c >ok and hns;A different stuffing for the goose. »tnre. The sauce is a b*t unusual css if the man of the house will
carve.
an unusual sauce, an out-of-the-or- an * most delirious,
dinary salad or a novel dessert will
The vegetables are planned with
And now for the gicse. A soadd interest to the family dinner children in mind. And so is the called "green goose" is the choicest,
that may be orthodox in other re salad.
but one up to right months old is
speeds.
! i he p'um pudding b n ‘t really good.
Q im tm as is always ei icntially plum pudding at all but a gelatin *
Scrub (JiKise Will
th^nchlldren's dny so the dinner podding full of fruit nut not as ririi
Scrub the bird w:!l with hot soap
rhouhl not be overburdened w ith r.nd heavy as the steamed pudding. suds when it comes from the butch
forbidt cn foods. The vegetable'
Stuffed celery in place of plain er._____
I m* ____________
removes sumo_____
of th._ oil.
should be carefully planned with drer.rod celery is planned ns a fes- Rinse well after scrubbing and rub
th p : juniors in mind and while a tivc touch and because cheese is not the inside
with a cut onion. Sea"tastii” nf the festive dishes ran-* used elsewhere in the menu.
•son with salt and peper and sprink
he; perm itted, the simple, wholeOyster Cock'ni!
le inside and nut with lemon jui?..
rnrho foods must be used to sntlaTomato Bouillon
Hub the inside with salt, pepfy appetite and noun.in.
Stuffed Celery
Olives
per and powdered thyme. Ine turn
ri>«apr Goose, Chestnut Dressing i-- now ready t » stuR.
A Cenfe.-picce
Apple and Horseradish Cream
- A* for the decorative centerpiece
Stuff and place on rnc.t m mastGil)let Gravy
f o r :th c Christmas table this year.
1 prinklc with sail and pepper.
why not try r .>in g -Thread house Mashed Potatoes Creamed Onions [*ul jnt()
hot oven and roast one
Buttered1 Spinach
with a gingerbread Santa C la u s ? '
t’“! *'
hour. Pour off fat. Dredge with
Prune and Nut Sulnd
Can you imagine the thrMI of nib- ■
flour and put a thin slice of suit
Plum Pudding
ht{pg the chimney <4 Santa’s house
j -irk on inch side of the breast.
Coffee.
or ‘factually swallowing a spicy,
Reduce heat and roast tor two or
crnmldy hand of tin beloved old j
How to Sr rvc
thrse hours, depending on the age
raint ? One will gladly forego the t Of »r urse the table is resplendent1’'f 'bo goose. The joints should
plum pudding nr m,nce pie when wjt), (),„ "best" linen, "l.c.nt" HI- *parnli* cn’sly when th*’ goose is
onji Is less than eight of one may ver and “ bc:tt”di*hes. The center done. If a bird is more than eight
consume n piece of » house.
_ j,;< ,-c* is in place and the co.-k.ai's . month', old ii should be steamed
Tne following nionii is not bris- ;lrt, .prved when the ruests ■it fm two hours before m asting.
tltMr with new dishci, but doei ,t,.wn to the table. Tl„ celery an 1
Chestr it StulTing
havj one or tw.. point:, that make
muy ,lt. on lhl. tn!lte (>r 5r u
Tw i cups cooked chestnuts, 1 cup
I- .different and worth considern- rnaid is in attendance tiny ar • tale bread m i mbs. I tublesnonorv
tl' , .
. .passed and then placed m the ialtL- n Itrd buttei, 2 tcaspoponx salt, I
It bet‘.ns with an oyster cock
Mwy unt., th(. ri.lll0, a| „f l h . t iit.lt .ipoon minced parsley, 1-1 u-utat! for se veral reasons. First the ' majn
moist (about 1-2 cup).
oveters are nourishing and easily
'Th.- cocktails an- rv io v .d . l a .
Amencun or European iiut". can
dfjfrniteu, aecomj they require no in;: the nervier pla t* n front nf
a e I. Boil dll minut
shell an 1
cookmg and e .tra fuse ng at the , „ j, g u e tt nml the Io nhi.ii cap ia
'hi ugh n coarse riccr. <‘outlufit minute and third they are a*. it[;
|lhi:i , , „ lh .. . .. .j
Id: insr-'dlint . adding w a tir to
tqcir best nt this tim e of year, plate
i.. ui «• moist.
A |lp with the con: la .1 sauce they
T be bouillon cups are remov.
rcinuv.-.l
‘ i|»!c ard H i. serailinli Crcun
ftffBl a piquant appetizer that Is from the rc.-vicc iilnt.’ . after tl:
Six (liccning apples, 1-2 tv:,-
.
Saw
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Buckner Begins 3rd
“Padlock Crusade”
On Gotham Resorts
stm a
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T O O U R MANY FRIENDS
pa tro ns
We Wish You
A M ERRY CHRISTMAS
and
A Happy Prosperous New Yc
For your past generous palronag
thank you.
PALMER’S FIX-51 SHOP
ADVERTISEM ENTS T E U , YOU WH.U
M ANCE OF BU SINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.
r
Good
Toward Men
r
? ,tti
„
M E R R Y C H R IST M A S
if
Mlh.
T FiE C H R IS T M A S S P IR IT O F
S E R V IC E T O O T H E R S A N D
O
G O O D -W ILL T O A L L IS T H E
O n Crystal Lake
M
S P IR IT W H IC H W E T R Y T O
G IV E A D A Y -B Y -D A Y R E A L
“Sanford’s Playground”
ITY IN T H IS BANK.
T H E O W N E R S AND D E V E L O P E R S
OF
C R Y S T A L H EIG H TS
M E R R Y C H R IS T M A S
W ISH ES YOU A
H A P P Y NEW Y E A R
M E R R Y CHRISTM AS
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B U T D O N ’T F O R G E T
THE
Big Auction
First National Bank
Sale
Sanford, Florida
Wednesday, Dec. 31), 10:30.4. ffi.
r
FREE
i-R E E -> F R E E
$)00
in Gold Will Be Given Away
$300
Absolutely l' ice
Easy 1 erm:
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NjdUiii
Band Concert
A LLEN & B R E N T
C. W. FE R G U SO N
AUCTIONEERS
HOME OFFICE: I Ki EAST SECOND ST.. SANKOIll), FI.A.
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■N orthern Pnrific ......
i Southern Pacific
__
Southern Railway .
— ------------ 1 Sttitlc'bakai ....
24.—bP)— Standuid Oil nr N. .1
,;Vj,v of the oil Tobacco Prouu;t3 ...
| j i , on the publica- Union Pacific ---------(mile statis- U. S. Rubber .............
P rumor, involving U. S. Steel
K r t stock m arket.
K u l shares moved,
r rL leadership of
Lttis' whir*1 held at
lV eight years-initial
Gen*
L jjiowcd an i
*J
f e - n t -d Christina
f5'«he e sriu n g c 'b y
•,W variety of mrcflrvad hares. Ami * lower “ t
t UO 13 a new
* Iso before the end
high
*LTf imur. Atchison
! r . n r w 1925 I ..
rM| moved up two
top nt •’>*»"4.
'L.rdcd its early train
Jst-.w art W arner to
Latloaal Harvester,
.' Waber nn:l Hcilil [li.iruit and Woolinorc the many b , point or so higher,
trsw, Chrysler and
, falling back about
tianges opened Irregj Jterlinjr held steady
1-Ui and French
frouple of points.
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MSVj
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SANTA CLAUS IS
TO COME H ERE
h e a v il y l a d e n
PAGE
m ira-ics delights ua. They
ft is a day when, in the words
.'trig- • or d i.trc s our ot tho Apostle Paul, ‘‘the grave
'
in,dy r e ; -n;.- in their n God our Savior bith appeared
| to nll'mcn, instructing Us th at, detm i- horn .i CTiitd," hi- nylng ungodlinr.*; and worldly dei.i Is
called Wonderful. aire w*» should live soberly urd
jr, the the m l^hly Gad, the justly ami godly In this world,
d P e r;
looking for the bkssed hope and
-------t anting o: the glorv of tho vreat
Y CROSS EPISCOPAL
<• .1 our Saviour Jesus Christ."
CHURCH
To look elsewhere therefore to
: v. Mortimer Glover
government, to service, to eduen*
rlg'nal Christina; message non for u panacea fet* uli oilr ills,
i try ta Cod in the hign- ;• ti> inis- th? me * ago of Christ,
i or, earth prnce towards
to fr.il to know Hint, to fail to
vriv.nt He is well pleated. ’ -c.inm ze authority,
ti nineteen rcnturlco bav.
tu b mestuige is. peace to men
me? that mes *.gc round- r*nd gnod will.
i the nk* . th-» v.o Id >•:
Wnen wv nil learn to have good
_ (Continued from Page 1.)
j ~ V. h.-ve ren«ed firing* r«*j!
Nick g<: ut i.f innge. Nev;.i i»
SPECIAL CHURCH r.t a premium for people seem to
t gcntr.lly forgotten to kill nr
PROGRAMS TO BE 5'-v
n ain ca-h ether in Hie hapf incss
of the season, nnd even Ihe real cs
HICT.D CHRISTM AS!'nt»
salesmen are neglecting their
(Ccritinued from pr-Tr 1.)
business in the mad whirl of thi
--------OvCIISiUl’ .
the atrecto of Sanford tonight, bo« tar.. \rd G -o l Will Evident
:wccn th . hour.; i f 0 and 11. T h e y 1 re t -onal prejudices and anlmoslLv ■
• lic® p : ' ' suLmergbd In tho
irlt
have announced th at carols will Lv
of Christmas, nnd those, who besuhg before every home on Pari . •. P'to hrriilv uudrird, were today
Oa!:, Pal met tot. and >! ■ n o lis h o u tin g “Merry Chri •turns" or, the
reported, hut n*1
Avenues between F irst and T h ir street;. It
vouched
ii
r
ihr.t
son-in-law was
teenth Streets, which has n wei- seen down twhvna shaking
hands
coming cnndlc in the windows.
'dsmother-in-law, 'th e spirit
A great amount of interest is of C hth.nus has accompli., hei
rnhl to have been railed by the«-v wonderful things.
carol singer**, who w ere heard la...
■, nnd many residents along
their
■,c a r' ro u t; are planning to ’n ave
candles in the windows of their
homes.
,
Dr. E. P. Brownlee, pastor of the i
(Continued from *age 1.)
Presbyterian church, stated this
ALL S fll'I S' CATHOLIC
Having a i n ‘quo ml;«ion. n n r morning that no services would Im sion of redemption, related to the
Rev. William Humphries
aces before Hia birth, and t.i all
What is i'.u* Christmas spirit ?
nobspqucrt met!* of mankind, a Wl.nt does Christmas mean? We
mi.<iion whi:*h wns helil within IV
t it hrst from the original w it
tternnl
s of God from the nesses—St. Luke and St. John.
beginning, nnivdatin*; the (tang *<t*
!n reading them the simple hut
the morning star t.
..till.,.*;* >io.y i f Bethlehem, we
The them.* i f prophet nnd poet
Mi* !y>\v to eclel rate this fir. t of
who interim tod the world’s n 1 Christian festival.. Became ther?
of ju r; such a child coming v.i n u'c rec that Christ *.va.i (i.id, that
just r u t! marks of uniquem.- nt He wns our redeemer, that lie had
ju st suvh a tim.* in the hh'.orv of ' em.- t*t save the world from l in.
tliv w arid, ’nil a child, t say, t *:b!
Cluirtmn* then is no mere h<*linot have come otherwise, nm! at
I tlv inti ed a d ly o f Joy* bui
the snrr time huvp met the re- not a day of comniOH merriment,
quiremem* of faith or imugin.'.tiun. not a Guy to be profaned by any
kind of excess.
pathetic, tender and kind Hia lov
ing service wns.
.My Christmas wish for you l.<
th a t you may be filled with His
spirit thin Christmas lir.;e and
c a n y it with you all your days.
Is fur all who will f t t t l f t It. A
. avior tVr us if >ve will give ourutlvta unto him. There was no
hesitancy on the part of the shep
herds win* heard, but an immedi
ate rr.'.ionse. They went at once
nnd worshipped und,so should we
CONG R EG AT IONA L CHURCH
be eager, tam est and sincere in
Rev. Thomas J. Ararat r u r pastor joyous worship of Him who has
With the coming of Christmas given so much for us.
we always turn with one accord
to the story of the Christ child,
whose beauty and simplicity, make
a profound iippenl to us.
ft carries a message of gladness
an l joy that is irresistible and it
Notice to K nights
Templar
hi accordance w ith our an
nual custom, members of Tay
lor Commamlcry nml all so
journing Sir Knights are re
quested to meet at the A syl
um on Christmas morning at
10 o'clock for Christmas ob
servance.
All Sir Knights will assem
ble at 10 A. M. in lull uniform.
L. H. GIBBS, Commander.
JOHN I). JENKINS, Recorder
pleasure c
ip." service, we offer our Sincere
Greetings for a Merry Christmas and
a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
FIRST IMlESI’YTEKIAN
F
E. D. Itrounlrr, pastor.
"Only God caul i have though', of
Christmas." When men want to
change things they rend armies of
ioldiers or workmen with multi
tudinous implem lit.**.
God sent n hate to transform a
....rid. Man h:: ■only one answer
to every problem—money.
God
answers it with love.
Man’s idea of greatness is
wealth, position—Christ’s idea is
through character and service.
We know how thoughtful, syni-
Tb-n ton wa am tol
“ Mary kept all these thin
pondered them in her hen
would do welt today to.*'
give Christ a chance at oui
Open, anew our lives to 1
His Wondei fill way with nf<
to the pondering of “these
until "the day dawn and
sta r arisp In your hearts."
Tltt* following plumbing .shops
will bo closed Christmas and
Saturday:
Mahoney Walker Co., Inc.
Sanford Machine and Foun
dry Co.
J. A. Sands.
Lee Brothers.
A. D. Rosier.
Members Sanford Master
num bers Credit Association.
Tiie Opening Sale Of
SIN C ER E A R E OUR
W ISHES T H A T T IT S
CH RISTM A S WILL
BE Y O U R M ERRIEST
lie Crystal Lake Section A t Its B
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PAGE FOUR
The Sanford Herald
Merry Christmas
As Brisbane Sees It^1
• li
Frank Munsey
The night before C hristm as! W hat a thrill there is in
Florida's K. R. Trouble
that for all of us old enough to know th e capers of old Saint
W hat? I'rntuico.
Kntrrrd »i Srci'tid firms Matter. Nicholas and yet young enough to hobble down to the Christ
October 27. 1919. at the P-’Stoftlca
'I Sleep,” Maybe
at Sanfonl. Florida under Act of mas tree and gather in the presents he has left for us there.
HY
ARTHUR BRISBANE
March 3. 1997.
In hundreds of thousands of hom es tonight throughout this
l'«p>rinht 102.-1, h) Ntnr ('#.
S r ? ",‘™' H
It. II. IlKItfl.— Ktlllor and Mnnaxrr nation and the other Christian countries o f the world, little
R . I . U K AM........... A » M l a t r l O J I l n r
Frank A. Munsey, i»blc business
K A R L R K . J O X K S . M « n n r. l n * K d M n r children will sleep with one eye open anxiously w aiting for
nmn, is ilend. Owner at different
the
dawn
and
the
opening
of
the
presents
and
fond
parents
a tn srm iT to M h a t h *
times of 18 newspapers, Mr. Munt oJumbia Record.
One Year—«7.0(> SI* Months .13 50 will busy them selves with the rending of “wish letters” to
spy died owner of only two. Some
■Delivered In City by I'irrter. per
h:- sold, others he suppressed or
wt-rk. 15c. Weekly Kdllluii fj.oo Santa Claus.
Homc-jitea are rot
pot yenr.
.
merged," to clear up newspaper
nda far more npiji,
So The Herald takes th is opportunity o f w ishing all its “situations.
He was a benefactor
K l' I lf lt L XOTlCKi
All obituary
—' ir^tnia-Pilot.1
notice*. card* of thank*, rcitolu- readers a Merry Christmas. We hope the letters o f every of the newspaper field, and as such
tlona and notice* of en terinlnm en ia little boy and girl will bring his heart’s desire. We hope that will be remembered.
Wc sometime* ~;
where charge* nre made w ill be
Frank Munsey .could carry a
rharned for at rm u lar ntHvrtlHllii; every father and moth t will rejoice in their children's hap
rate*.
piness and may bo made happier by fond remembrances re heavy load without worrying. He
Seattl ~ir
said to this w riter, “carrying 200,MKnitF.II ASSOCIATKU PIIF.1*
ceived
them
selves.
We
would
like
to
see
everyone
made
hap
000 shares of stock on margin
The Associated 1'rea* I* exclus
There arc now but
ively entitled to the u*e for re- pier th is C hris'inns than ever before.
never
bothered
me.
Now
that
I
anthracite—undergo
publlratlon of all new* dispatch**
I pr.ccd.—Brooklyn E*
We hope that Santa Claus will bring Frank Forster a have lost interest in stock* I never
credited to It or not otherw ise
credited In till* paper and nl»o tin' bigger bundle of brand new bank deposits than Forrest Lake think of them .”
local new* published herein.
All
H
A musical cignr-bcj
rtKhtn of republican on of special and w e hope he will bring Forrest Lake more bank deposits
°‘J- The cigar with a
d!*pntche* herein are nl*o reserved
Munsey possessed the power of
m count-,
cour?e, already
•T
than Frank Forster.
undivided consecration, lie made
Punch.
THURSDAY, DEC. 21. l'J2.'>.
We hope that Santa will remember Hal W ight’s failing and spent many millions and un
doubtedly lias left many millions.
and bring hi in som e of the beat that can be imported." t h e ilE R A l d *s PLATFORM
The French lanr
He enjoyed his 71 years of life an I
1.— Deeper water route to Jack
be the hardest to-.*
If there is any way for Santa Claus
to
get
close
to
Grant.. ,
r, „
...
a very tem perate nmn, he should
sonville.
d-btn in.- Winst iii*i
2.—Construction of St. Jnhn*-ln- land Rice, wi; hope he will bring Hodgson n a ir a library full have lived longer. Many regret
o f football dope so that be will have.better lu c k next season, the death of a sincere friend.
Those New Ycrk
dinn River canal.
were lobbed need)
3.
—Extension of white wny.
We hope he will bring Hob Dodson a letter of introduc
Pandits must eau
In Florida even mail earn
I.—Swimming pool, tennis court*,
tion to all the good-looking girls who may be visitin g in San
».ml the p xstal system
etc.
ford th is winter.
Price of potato^Y,
jammed and held up because
5.
— Augmenting of building pro
the point where i n
of embargoes and “impos'd
gram —houses, hotel*, a p n r t For Ed. Higgins we hope Santa will tiring a flood of
b l)” extensive shipments.
ment houses.
tourists all wanting home-sites in Loch Arbor (This is not
S, Davies Warfield, fo re s.c6.— Extension of street paving
altogether altruistic.)
ing tV renting trouble, built
program.
Farmers are iwgj
one new road across Florida
7.—-Construction
of
houlcvard
We hope h<- brings “Dubbie” Spencer a string of birdies
who make their M
and several branches, and smile
around lathe Monroe.
th at will win back all the money he inis ever lost and lower
soil. Consider the!
time ago he put Clenier* S.
8.
—Completion of city beautifica
th e course record o f the Sanford Golf Club.
bia Hi cord.
Tucker,
one
oT
his
assistants,
tion program.
an ab!e railroad man, in charge
We hope lie brings Ned Chittenden a client.
9.—Expansion of school system
If Piggy gJtT bTJ
of freight congcstum to make
with provision for increased fa
We hope he brings Sheriff Hand plenty of moonshine
name
with each diveJ
a
general
Hurtcy
oT
the
propo
cilities.
World 9 greatest r*3d
stills to raid so that his job won’t get monotonous.
sition. It v, ill take, with the
an: u Gazette.
best intentions and the hardest
n illL E THOUGHT FOR TODAY
And if we weren’t sure he was going to get it anyway,
work mouths to straighten out
w e’d hope Santa would bring Howard Hulick an overflowing
A:-, w- understand iJ
the Florida snarl. Such con
ABUNDANTLY SA TISFIED :—
sohni rnccte* he gets J
house
full
o
f
guests
this
winter.
How excellent is thy loving kingestion has never been known
in American railroading.
ncss, O God! thereforo tho children
We hope he brings Johnnie Mcisch, well—anything he
r ” ii^Lv l : clsm,'ffr:,P,l
of men put their tru st under the w ants.
Tlie I’enbody museum a t Yale—shadow of Thy wings. They shall
Mu'.Jir.i', yocs
We hope he brings Chief Williams a book on marksman please shudder—contain* an exhi
bo abundantly satisfied with the
H-aly
Headline, Thovl
bition purporting to prove the ivofatness of Thy house; and Thou ship and how to shoot.
find* out whof
shalt make them drink of the river
Apropon nf nothing a* all. we hope he brings Bub Pear- ludon theory, showing m a n s "bio•'•n hville l!r.nncr.
of Thy nlensures. Psalm 30: 7, 8.
‘
*i ■
• ,i ii- • i
logical ascent from protozoa to
man.”
PRAYER:—O Lord, mnke us man som ething now m the* line of jokes.
‘ *-r,:-aient in (.1
glad according to tho days w here
If it pleases Santa, wo hope he will send to Arthur
To bi told that you arc dei*n'1 »»iMt tfcg Local
in Thou hast afflicted un, and the Yowell a book of instructions ou “What Supplies To Take Or. !tecnded (mm m o n b y s is bad
’n
- J
years wherein we have seen evil. fi I In nt inir Tt-Ir. "
, CROUgh, but 10,000 tl*PC«t Worst' IS
vnllis (Ore.) Gaiette-l
a
m
im
in
g
in
n
.
(h(,
idf,ft
thnt
your
unccstor!,
in.
-------- o-------->5«¥ a, lH'
May T. L. Dumas got at loa- t one now excuse for local elude the protozoa. Anti-cvoluTH E SHEPHERDS. WISE MEN,
Virk Stock Exl
tlonist* would be ashamed to iveug
AND I
‘-dir.g for H50.M
rail congestion.
m
u
nize such relatives, nf whom any
'u1
••Girding to
While faithful in their lowly,
We hope Santa will semi sum** more J. D. Hoods for Percy number could live happily in .1
Witchitr. Eagle.
nightly toil
Mero to sell nice, now Mnrmons to.
thimbleful of suit water.
Tho Shepherds heard tho thrilling
do talk of killing
Wo
especially
hope
that
Santa
will
let
"Money”
Hutton
nngel choir;
nii!t-1 i::ay be just ahq
Frank M. Zulnuf grieved nine
get
through
a
few
mnro
cars
of
"Perishables"
in
order
that
W ith haste they Ie*t the now H ea
"•d ■C111 attacks on
month* for his wife, then killed
Sanford streets may be improved, and daddy-in-law pleased. himself.
ven-guarded flocks
1. Now when Jesus was born in Bethle chief priests and scribes of th e people to- viki -rtoUingham h
His last words, w ritten
And found the Lord in human babe
We hope he will send ail of us here in Sanford radios so on the wall of the room in which hem, of Judea in the days o f Herod the king. gethcr. he demanded of them w here Christ Vlil: •
' attire.
Howard O tcrlin won t ho cliargcd with murder when 1 iirist- he inhaled illuminating ga*. were, behold, there cunte wise men front the e ist
should be born.
Li Armenia, we a:
mas topers w ant to g et in touch with the doctor.
,"1 sleop."
to Jerusalem.
'Twns theirs, no dream, tho form
5. Ami th ey said unto him , in Bethle
i l>a i for mane;
May
Santa
bring
to
"Esso"
Chase
an
adding
m
nchhe
,
hundred
million
human
divine to see;.
2. Saying, where is he that is born King hem o f Judea; for thus it is w ritten by the iking to fcnuw is ho1
They praised their God, their instead o f a subtracting machine for use in figuring grow- S in d him wot“!r“dkeftt»n know of the Jew V For we have seen his star in the
‘■li:i%v ' r on ey* in]
prophet.
hearts with joy uflome,
Dftrvjt News.
ers returns.
^
_
whether he really *leeps »r i* wide- East, and are come to worship him.
And
thou
Bethlehem
in
the
land
of
Spread forth tho news, and then
And while he is on his rounds, we hope Saint Nick will awake somewhere, and what h is
J. W h e n H e ro d th e king had heard these
returned to toil,
Judea, art not the least am ong
_ the princes
.
Many public schoold
tear
som e o f George DeCottes* dignity so he run onjov a
New men to lx-, their toil—but re td , oft
,
things
lie
was
troubled,
and
all
Jerusalem
of
Jud
ea;.for
out
of
thee
shall
come
a
Cover{,
r
^rrtow, but a
ld - f a s h in n r d C
h ri^ tm n a
“perchance to dream ,'
real, oold-fashioned
Chrisimna.
glorified—the same.
trouble* many.
with him.
nor,
th
at
shall
rule
my
people
Israel.—
MatTo Commodore J. It. Emory v.v hop * .Santa G! *u will
•I- And when he had gathered all the thew 1:1-0.
1(Ah.) limU.
The* Wise Mon saw the sta r and bring a "middy" suit to wear in his yaeh* r a.
thnt hath shall !>.•
sped to find
We hope he brings to Dr. E. D. Pi-.iwnf ■ nuny
>• I
White, a Vanderbilt,
Tho new-born king and strong in “tips" on how to clean up at the rt.ee track \ :.h a !;r run
fnith ndore.
Mv™nirvwcVu” Hov' About A Little Peace On Earth And
W H A T S H O U L D BE BUT AINl
They found and gave hearts, wis of course.
N i*
May Postm aster Hall pull from his ti"U!mr- th** : .
dom, and rich gifts,
JOE
BARMAN IN PALM REACH INPEPENDEl
0c01'
Will
Toward
Corporations
A
nd
Others
•i illnVc
Now wise ns never wise rnen were ' hairmnnship o f the Republiean “lulorli-ss" n.iam ii •
before.
By It. -I. HOLLY*
We hope E F. Houshold :r will reci ivi .t \
To run a new spaper, one should b.ootl«Kgcra
i lalius Vanderbilt inPractice "conswUncyj
he able to —w rite poetry.
t -I ;i liier Vnnderbilt house,
“stiunwk"
consoler
upon
his
ascension
to
the
f
’ity
Com.vi
Shepherds and Wise Men chosen
ing
bottle 'f “heck
Db;us*
the
League
of
Nation*
■’ Mm . White’s. She sold
sion— may h<- also recover the five hundred inioL:i*
by the Lord—
light” in lower ilraxtnl
and money questions.
Nov.- that Christina i i- looming large on the print’s pock
•
v
n
and
one-half
millions
W hat were their lives from those tractcd from his inner sanctum.
d> 'k nml "guttle” oftet|
I ’nipirt n baseball game.
•hi r, who will build a
et* of thf fathers of large and small families would it not
momentous days?
Lot us till hope that old Saint Nick will bring to .1. !
tiful.
.
,
IU
h
office
a
widow’s
refuge,
1 on the site. Mrs.
I*’ a good thing to take stock of ourselves and try out a little
Invent advertlieiaent
Tho lowjy and the learned they M arintotte a recipe for reducing bis theater fee from forty
seeking advice mid protection.
'■ uiderbilt ti’so move*
pence on ra rth stuff.
Sneer at snobbery.
passed to make
Report a wedding whereby the
Fifth avenue.
to tw enty cents.
Subscribe to charity.|
Their lives a temple, holy filled
bride
will
preserve
the
paper
for
Me are vexed to death with the idea of buying Christm as
And Oh, Santy please semi J. G. Ball a patented pilh.v.
Attack free silver.
with praise.
j posterity to read.
m’t tel! what is itoing to
present for the family and u doz.-n other families and. n a tu r
Wear diamond*.
other than the one provided by nature, for use in equestrian h
Saw wood, which means—"let
v-hen you buy a piece of
Overlook -cacti*!.
To Bethlehem we journey year bi- em ergencies.
ally
f<
el
like
Old
Scrooge
when
h.made
use
of
the
"Out
on
tho
gang
rule.”
boa I i America. Neither Willinrn
Appraise babies.
year;
! ’■ Tribe a fire whereby the rendMerry t !iri*tmas several hundred y*:ir -» before Volstead took
May Bob Newman receive a flock of domestic ducks, to li. \undvriiill nor Cornelius Van
Boost secret societies 1
The Christm as faith and joy we be shot at will, in or out of season.
. cr v ill shod their wrap*.
derbilt. now together in heaven,
the “ pep" out of peppermint. It is the time of the year to
circulation.
thrill to feel;
Make
one
dollar
do
the
work
that the land they bought
Murder the society
And we hope St. Nick will bring Charlie Britt the s ite imagined
registei a kirk i.n every kind
husinesit that fail to give
We glorify the Babe of Mary
of ten iron men.
for a trifle would more than pay
fluence advertising.
for a new subdivision that can be appropriately named for the palaces they ru t upon it.
born—
service on the dot.
-Shine at a dance.
Delight,■potato
W hat of our gifts to Him a* thus "Fluid Park."
Measure calico.
. ,rtiscp
(At land in America, take canw . all wait until December 2! to get our packages off
Abuse
the
liquor
habit
and
conGo
without
f°
•
we kneel?
of
it,
anil
rightly
chosen,
it
will
HY hope Sherman Lloyd will get all the prettiest “toot
for thr- - Hh anil when the incoming trains and the mails
tiemn bootleggers.
right to a *>ni’n- .
take care nf you.
sies"
in
Sanford
to
squeeze
into
shoes
too
small.
are late we kick o” r heath i ff never stopping to think th at
r te and sample whiskey.
Get fuss'd st c |
Our heurts and what wo hnvo his
this
sci
UY hope t hat George W. Knight will find in his sock the
Borrow
money
from
the
king
of
like
a mua.
own to be;
oil
IS
a
big
one
in
Fb
tida
and
never
before
were
the
AT 1 IIF Mitchell trial. General
railway .* and oxpres ami l S. mail up ngnimtl it quite as
Our lives as toilers, sagos—Christ few medals in the world that he doesn’t already possess.
f oi, chief of the national const
badly and sadly.
adored—
UY hope Santa will give H. ( ’. Du Bose some old time artillery, says ten thousand a n ti
M Y F A V O R I T E STORIES
As temples pure, for worship, s e r C hristm as cheer without tin* other pillars o f the church aircraft guns cciuld not protect
It is * < easy for the
mber t'> kick mi the dry goods
vice true,
I
By IRVIN S. COBB
Washington
from
enemy
airplane*
sAniv if the package nr
' ' •it up pomptly but the next
To show in all the glory of the knowing anything about it.
What a change would come, if
niiiiuL
the
Vl bavi. the some kii k on the
If Santa would be so kind, we hope he will send back Ray a few bombs hurting no one. «•’
Lord.
V ’-tcrdny I told a story relat- whose ta -* "
plumber fo
house when the pipe spring
— Rev. Charles lie W. Bower mond Key to "Bob" Deane who said today that he was "smo course, should lie dropped on ponv
big t<- Booker W ashington. Today desirable mini a - “^1
a leak at d the water ii running uv»r the new rmlo< on thi
•--------o-------empty lot. bait way between th”
thered in draughts."
1 crave consent of the readers to the profit; '! dh r.
Hour boluw
capita]
and
the
White
House.
How
tell another. It was a favorite ail- the Uotton
Merry Christmas.
Now that A. P, ( onnelly has his canal, we hope Santy
• I■■11- uf the greiil negro educator, sat an elileriy
j
our statesm en w o u 1 d
-------- o---------U'e ran kii k on the t. hqdn i>" lire* for not having suffiwill drop down his chimney som e of those palms for Fort quickly
change their attitude of calm in
H' aiii that the citizens of a re- ed colored ll,uir" J
,r a million new
eo nt t deplmrti- and i; ibb- In
to take cure of
Help spread happiness tom or Mellon.
difference to flying machine dan
mot. Southern comm unity got inAfter the '"■"'"f , tJ
iiople anti t».- electric light fdjnt l v au.se thuir men , annot
row.
We hope Santa will make Sam Baumel a bronchial bari ger.
put t.i , in cu r mi the mump. „„ | yet even with municipal
ten.--,ted in n project to import chairman of **
]
-------- <>-------own
ii1111* Kuropeana to the neighbor- ru.
K They Would end the Mitchell
tone instead of a ton.- ilitie tenor.
P c\. cannot g .t rer* j.,. on gu* and water nay quicker
Swat the grouch. Christmas is no
than tl ie pnvute corpotatimi
in a hurry, forget all about
1' I and colonize them upon the
"Hello. Uncle
,
We also hope none of Dr. Puleston’s patients get sick trial
time to wear u frown.
it,
and
a*k
Mitchell
to
take
charge
fertile but gono to seed farmlands Was glad t'1 ^aV*.vy ;
-------- u-------tomorrow for the "doc" is bound to play Nimrod at the Yule- of the situation,
It i:< necessity to wait at He postoffice, nt tiu> bank,
and truck patches which dotted the tight. I ta*-' i- ■ '
The Herald will n< v be pub tide.
in the store and even in ti real estate offices th <• dnys
But it hard to talk to an n>
d id riet.
MO project we ve Tfor the i mpie i onsoii that ■ •' t y man in business ami every
lished on Christmas Day.
trtch with it* h ad t t the sand.
H e hope Bob Holly gets a nice warm toboggan cap.
corpmatimi and e : nub! , ■ rvire js taxed bu>'ond the limit
-------- o------ —
A meeting w as held a t the coun"Wvlk
- ,j
H e would like to see E. A. Douglass get nice, new sharp
to liven up.
•
.
i fur i’2 to siy |**1” p
Cold Weather makes us realize razor so that lie can shave those notes a little closer. His old
urthousi!
to
1
1
usuuss
ways
ami
lcj|
y
o
u
^0
DAN DOBBS SAYS:
thnt thia really is Christmas time,
Florida hnn I ee m
means
and
to
raise
fund*
for
put^
ey»s
already
mo’
one
isn’t
dull
hut
almost
worn
out,
we
understand.
“
,
l
-!|
tale
la
a
ftw
month*
with
-------- Li--------mnli ,• . of new people
tiinrtai* for service nlong uli line*.
Hi g the undertaking through and dj* country than
I'ho joys of A. Buffioltl would in- rom plele if lit- rccoivod
'!iomnllim‘ Ny"u SL't‘ a «irl j'-»’t
Sanford needs a larger jio-t of
Every town in Flori. a i » ! <
'
^
“
nt
naturally
walking
nr.und
looking
<■
■' ii.iag a city overnight. Every
tar sending to New Y’ork an agent *upp°te.
____ .
fice. Agitation for a new- and h u a synagogue and a new ram’s horn.
b;'
inl
t
i
be
mining
a
to
as if she was standing under some
; -villi all the attendant .11■ arul
ger building should be begun now.
kick* and argument . 'A i:
And so we wish all our friends a Merry Christmas. E s mistlntoe.
G- fn ight ;hi-i and exp re • ffirc
and potiloffi.e in Fb.rida i* -erlouded
.
—— —o-------pecially do we wish th e ladies a Merry Christm as. Wo wish
nnd hail been f*n many
A FALLACY OF THE WETS
months.
With
thb
load
t.,
, ■load and the holiday* . .,ming
One week front tomorrow will be e v e ry o n e of them all the youth and beauty o f budding debu
Sunta f laus is coming. B etter
ASHVILLE CITIZEN ______
on at the same tins* it
the firnJ day of lU2tk Have you t a n te s . H e wish them tho faithful love of adoring husbands; be good and have your credit i,P
physically impossible to g*.t t},
service
from
an
begun the tnak of resolving?
uwiti- oi public Luniness or from the
you wnnt to get anything.
of pre-Volstead time*.
go vert mem, nr ft
•• of tho pet argum ents of
w '\ Y U,,‘m ,h e u'«lyinp affection of the most allurimr
-------- o-------any f tin anywhere in the state.
being sn ol
i.i th n t prohibition is » far from
Love’* blind. Thai*; why thev
Automobile owner* should see sineks in town. For the married ladies wo w ish all the wisdom
K.ekin'- in i
against
pn,h'td,i"n'
0n *
•till”.* kicking on the tolephuti. kit kfailure heenuse there are n®'v days drunkennefs.^n
th a t they have enough money left .ind skilled manat'* ment o f the most export housew ife. For park by the *i.le of th* road. Thev
ing on t h ■ go: i
W;l, r- kicking on the light*, kick ng <n
•" in- arrests by the police f,>r - -,,n,mnn
cun't see how to drive the car.
a fte r Christmas to get thnt new the unmarried o n e s we wish unrivaled popularity.
tho p toft Ice, I
drunkenne o th an there were .nbej w*{i “a Ar",,'
g o.i the nurc'mntH, kicking on th ,-mr-1
' n’on
rule amonfl
bare •. kicl. ng «
license.
We wish you all very Merry Christmas.
ih * Volstead law went into often
' inebriated j
«nd bud ro*da and tit.- detour*.
Time change* p: iple. Y’ou se<o
-o
Did you forget to send a C hrist
FLORIDA'S CLIMATE IN mmas remembrance to tho Children’s the Union, possibly in the wort
Homo Society at Jncknonville? Ps
t imed, is more fertile than the Mississippi delta.
not too late.
Florida’s
MA— ynmig people, near me witness— is the most romantic
When you think it in cold here m the firmament. Horidn a benches are unique. Florida’s
try to imagine what it i* up north
with the winds blowing and the v
f ivH H <!e!,clU!f* C«n 11 be rtlii‘l l,mt IM ple are forced to
u-sil the m?st liveable spot on earth for six months in tho
snow flyirg.
ear? Are the hundreds of thousands— millions soon—who
In the wild ruth of trying to mnim.lv visa, pior’dt, forced to upond their vacation in •»
iu«Mnl«i everyone don't overlook
ru
vro overcoats and atimv-.shovels are unknown?
the telephone operaturu v/hu h-iv.- n.
i Florida 'iceause they ar* curious about it; they
served you faithfully throughout
wonder t it can be as delightful as is maintained; they find
the year,
I that it .s e v e n lovelier than rumor hag indicated, and thev
Tho elerka in Banford ittntej are w ; me Merida honstcr i. So the I n m. in its esacupr. is not
deiervqig «f oiiith toojideralien fu* ’t>miVcd, it ban been delayed Ihoupauds of vear: For
for the plearant way in whicli they it hn
lwav3 been there, groan, r.himnrKn*!, fragrant, ripatiently asziited Christman shop
per* in szleclln; th* right kind BMP I
w afting for irnn to eom c and discover il.— Arthur
of id 'ts.
-*re :u 1 -■ m .,t idiL ti;
lots of overseas \ rt* who n r '
afraid to get the;r f ■ wet now
Some of q ate naturally fool
ish ami other* act that way be
caurn they haven’t any het i l;
sense.
Things could be worst.Don't get
mnd when a collector rings yonr
'Inortcll. Could have been an in
xuranca usent.
Our not mn f a man who in hard
to please i* ore who find* The L it
erary Digest to j partiza and The j
Saturday Evening Boat too rad’eal.
I his tnlk of there being po five
ronl rig a r on the m arket
not
founded on fact. There arc several
>f them nnd some of tham procur- I
k’ol.i :»t a. rr-sronablu n firico ar
’TV for * t’' - c t i .
•, • - •
kt.'kirg on the t<
' n living is Hu f;
Hung
year.
How atvout a * ' "o ace on earth and good wi
ram ” ju st at thi liirtivuhir moment? How sbou
<f ort on our yai - Hg. ten tin* load* c f the men
I no of enrioav ir
give
dec i'.nditl* r.* j r .n :
•ml txi. tod jiincu tho "j
"*ii” in California?
uot put up w ith delay
faiences with th;
>f helping the other
l;» h:r.iae!f and help
•lie a t the same time f
Let “ Red” C ru ,"
the kicking for the i
,i :;g
o a rnin? for doing it
ai get th.g | whore w ith our Itlckdi
othnll. \Ve .ro living in the tat. h
in tho w ith
Everyone i making good or km
who ha* m le good that *can
t>- n o u c h td ” f u
ha* l>ten t - (no *„ nixur.e on* re
u o n in -mr hi
A wonder.‘id •. i. tu t
for u* in H>2tl th at pro
r ; activity in r . a |
a rd real husir.e.va and ruga
finance’ and fchh b le d p;i ura end locomotor atgx>a
:md
high faxce u n j !md 'whiti;ey. A e wl|! have p chance
Cfod- oven th-» rriror.-r
Laiford and our Uvp.'jrr'ac!*'')
a. Wuihlnrrtc:;
*r.
i b. i tcncruritccntait.
* -a *
.. .
.
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. Even certain Senator* of to « n d w l n « n?
1 nited S tates <|Uoto with onadmonition. ‘
ihv -UtLntlci. uph..ldint .h C | H ^ '> 11„ * '? S
They seem to regard th5 f cn it led to
()J> t0 n ma"5,
a— nmpto _grounu for assail-1 t
!he law and overthrowin g Pro*
S - '• « '
I
hihition.
o ' drunk! who
i f rtics. however, are trtacher- nnd reached t ® ti)l
uiato in l. Anybody can make ed, would defy . ^ r
■ cat of them far either sld® Pf Isrro corps o
Now, however- .*
: ay c o n tro v ert/ In which they
•• ■ f > ' r. T hat figures esn ‘!l1 •'...at a
^
id lie. in rm ci.nt truth, Dial i'tti arrest- *"■
11 ur4' misleading when used by] t > he drunk is » cthi il
■ w .-m , j* probably true. Refat-■ H_ R i* og»m, V ^ is
rre sts fik'ili
mo uu -,l • .
llaaor. Ao
i
’IfiRin JjL v-irg
■**•*" *cn
*" aiii*votFt
blit Us| , hi yon 11 dispute, i\wo.*Wl
n, , ke the
I ' Well li kno-.v how .many ^
vigilant in,/ - w t 2 In th
a;c* ia (he pcc-Volstaa«l
v. | violators. " L L u rn tly i
'• ic run .... the record as “di»n}- aJl-tink» were
I
, Crlics ” ami how eager in m o st ' ^ i r d. new
*j’ on
r* are to prove the in«;x.icac> y t jtltta s , ,_t*on» 1
tl« dry law.
,
ut, even If the nrrest3
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THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, DEC. 22. H>25.
TELEPH O N E:
AND P E R S O N A L AC TIVITIES
148
MRS. FRED S. DAIGER, SOCIETY EDITOR
CHILDREN ENJOY PARTY GIVEN BY
THE LITERATURE DEPARTMENT
icial
PAGE FIVE
RESIDENCE TELEPHONE:
Mrs. Scott E ntertains1In Honor Of Guest,
DELIGHTFUL DANCE IS GIVEN TUES
Miss L. Gar-man
DAY EVENING FOR MISS KNIGHT
T- -*»
2I7-W
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Perkins dr.*?'
family will motor to Ft. Myerawhere they will spend Christina*
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs,,
--------------------------------11Frank Mlltecr.
>t
Mr. and Mrs. W. .T. Richardson
-------of Jacksonville are spending thi
Mrs. Bessie G. Busier of Saraweek in Sanford.
toga Springs. S'. Y., is the how*
—----- •
guest for the winter of M rs; (J,
Paul It. Forbes left Thursday l). Brumley at her horn- on Mug^
for Mandarin, on the St. John* nolta Avenue,
where he will spend the holidays.
-------—■—
Mrs. Linwood J. Wilson, of 3t)*»
Mr. and Mrs. Amos S. Jones of "Y -t Ninth Street has returned
Solomon, Kan., an- visiting their t r i m da per, Ala., where she has
son, John It. Jones on Beardall been visiting friends ar.d relatives
Avenue.
for the past 30 days.
P e r s o n a ls
Members of the L iterature De
Greetmp the young .guests upon
Entertaining in her u s u a l
Among the many lovely parties Hnrton Mabry, Frederick Bel!.
partm ent of the Woman’s Club n rr‘va'
Mrs. G. jS. Wood- char
" manner. Mrs. William Riven for the members of the Herbert Messer, Frank Chase.
arm‘ iing
entertained most delightfully W ed ruff; Mrs. William McKinnon and
«Moore Scott was hostess Wcdnes- younger set during the holidays, Deano Turner, William DuBosc,
nesday nfternoon with a C hrist
Georg; Wilson, George Cowan,
will ffivc. a m as party for all children
George Knight and Sam Byrd,
[rtfthe City Hall
12, whose mothers are
of the Severn! departm ents
,r^nool boys will club.
•Much Damage Done
I dance at the City
Presenting a most
By Storm In Japan
and festive appearance,
ary Hour a t Li- large lounge, with its decorations m nmur, with which she handled Wlth K“ldon calendulas and nareis- ,‘ul "V 1
,lu>
.cl,'Y '
mis, and also in the .flornl tallies.
for this affair, were beautifully
|Vdock, Mrs. Clark of Yuletiile greenery, red cut flow the children.
TOKYO. Dec. 24.—(/PI— A re
After nil
. , .
An absorbing game of -bridge -cnrru'il out in every detail both port from the navy departm ent to
ers, lights softly shaded in red,
h
o
u
r
.
,
n
h
v
n
l
J
!
had
born
Wfl„.
plftyrd
,|urinY
the
nfternoon
in
the
decorations
of
red
roses
‘jth 'rill entertain and other suggestions of the Yuleday stated that tho tidal wave and
Mrs. J. G. Zeigler left Monday
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. B. Hough of StV
'A Bridge Club at tide* season. A’ large fire wan play d and.the las. story told, ice nil(1 when 8Core„ *crc count-c*d the nr»* white narcissus and Inter in storm which struck the island of evening for Columbia, i*. (' , where Petersburg, stopped over in Fantho
refreshments.
home on Mngnol- burning on the hearth, around S S
S i indiVi,,US ,iica ” rizo for
’’core. Silk hose, was
Yap on Dec. 15, broke two wireless sho will spend tin* holidays with, ;°rd on Wedncsilay
for a brief
topped with m l cherries . Won by Misi Le .Claire Jones. .The
Mrs.*Knight«received the guests
rinjr her guest, which the -children sat, when lis t cakes
poles ami damaged virt- ber parents.
tay before going to other points
wore served, helping to complete
T .i
,
Vu K,1
antenna poh
consolation .price, a leather bridge wearing a sm art toilette of red nM y
. building along the
ening to .’the many stories so dear an already per e S afternoon
_____ ,
of interest in the state.
to the childish heart.
day
asuaities were reportairs.
Woodruff.ehairman
of
the
m °'"
,
fc,1
,1
,
'to„thc
,ot
of
M,ss
h?nvilyJ
T
N
L
const.
N
o
e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Huffum
of
u u it ^jno Holly. ‘Miss Garman was pre- descent beads and trimmed with .
of librnry will
Completing the « « n e was thc ilittinrtniMit
................ K
UVl. „'■nairman
..... ................................
..... ...
Mr. hml Mrs. S. O. Taylor t»c
department,
gave
a mo3l
most 1Illcru5l.
interesti «nv iin„„.i„
.
..sirich
C(l;................
Galesburg.
111., were ....
nmon.r
the
ostrich.
|to f* o clock.
Both cable and wireless com w iiT u rv fai tors a rrlvl'n g in San ford 'jounce the birth of an eight potiM
huge Christmas tree, hung with | , c talk, concluding her remarks sented silk lingerie.
Outlay
-Afterthe card game, the .tables
Rose
georgette
with
handsome —
munication was suspended
for -n on Wednesday
tinsel and myriads of tin y e k e -j w lth „ "Merry Chi Limns- mid n
,
,,
, ,
.................
•
i-.---i. I »• - H. at the Vernahf-,
Given by the Soc- trie lights in the fornm of birds, Hnppy New W ar” to .nil
were opvored with dainty lunch- yellow and lavcnd.tr breach flow- tdj-Tt time while repairs were be____ .
Laughton Hospital. M* Taylor
of the Woman’s _____
.. ........
fruits and ...........................
flowers.
Here
later
eon-cloths and a salad and sweet ers nppli-|ucd on the skirt, fash- ing made. During the storm a
, ..
will !>u remembered as Mi** Clarice
A very representative group of course were served by the hostess, joned the stunning frock worn by wind of 150 mile velocity was re- , I)r.
nml Mrs. W. }D.
t-houv. with Mrs. Kjfts of novelty red ar.d green "lol’’r* nn<',
' Gardiner
.Ia i', ftr Hand.
as their guest for the hollI jj hostess.
1]y pops" were given each tiny club children was in attendance, ■Mrs. .Sj^ott being assisted by her Miss Knight. Her corsage of ported” ‘accompn nied ' by ’ w aves '”0
days. Dr. tinnliner s mother, .Mrsdny
. sweet peas completed the costume. feet liieh
as well as a number of mothers. •nci.ce, .Miss Louise Sarles.
guest.
Mr. am! Mrs. S. R. Dighton will A
W. T. Gardiner.
on Annual Bnll
Inv.itcd to meet this charming
Dancing was enjoyed until a
have
as their guests for the holi
at 9 o’clock.
•guest of honor were Miss Maud late hour, the music being cspecdays, Mrs. IHghton’s sisters, Mr*.
Members Of Club Are Mrs. Sneed Entertain Lakp, 'M.iss Gladys Wilson, Miss tally good and was furnished by Ravenna Park Is
Mr. ami Mrs. C, II. Milter, for- Alma Hell and Mis* Mct'iung uf
_.sda>
u t the Valdez Ho'Scoggans, Miss Mae IIol- the "Fnrford Syncopators." At
m er residents of W o r d , but
' .
U;J
Placed On Market Of
Urged To Send N am es With Bridge Luncheon ■Naomi
b*. *Mlss Olive Newman, Miss Geor- 11 o'clock a refreshm ent course
Miami, are spending the hull- ^
at 0rl;in(1„.
Mobley, Miss Sarah Evelyn consisting of ices frozen in the
days here with friends.
To Mrs. G. I. Loucks For Mrs. Slaughter eiaAnnouncement was made today
Williams, Miss Helen Vernay, Miss forms of Santa Claus, red nnd
,,
. ,, — .
., ,, . „
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Blount of
. Emmh -Spencer,
Miss Ellison white mints nn.l angel food cake, of the opening of Ravenna Park,
Wayne.boro,
Ga.. arrivedhMi.hh*rr
All those expecting
to , attend
latest
sub-division
in
the
.
„
O'1 Wednesday Mrs. John W, White, Miss Kitty Du llose, Miss were served by Mrs. Knight, as Sanford’s
rtl a
suu-utvisiot. m tne Thursday for Clearwater and Safe
the an mini ball given by tho hoc-'Sneed entertained at the second Anna "Du Hose, Miss Mary Eliza- sisted by Mr, end Mis. J. Ii. Hint* countryv chili section. The tract i v ilnrbor when- they will co-id , m
IZUMA
", ’ " ,'D
isos
of iw
hcavllv
1-1 . m
V relatives.
, J
here
with
their
daughters.
of n 3;:rit.s of lively bridge lunch- bet-h -Pulerton, Miss Le Claire ermisler. Delicious punch was ser comprise
itham. Jacksonville ; ial Department of t h e i ”
ISIS IS
l. aacres
e n s ol
nui) tim
tim . i.hristm
ast with
it.,,,,.,
i
„
„
i
\i
t , v Mr*.
",
Henry Pardon nnd Mrs. Jack
He
'. W. Buffum, Galea- Club, who have not sent In their eons, at her cozy home on Bark Jbite,s and Miss Sarah Wheeiis.
bored rolling country situated on
ved throughout the evening.
witt
a
t
their
home
on
Pnlm
cth^
nk Robinson, Jnck- names are requested to dr so a . Avc.iue, honoring her house guest,
Thoso enjoying this delightful tho road that leads from Sanford
Air. ami Mrs. J. M. Wallace left Avenue.
oncc . These, mnmes accompanied Mrs. R. Slaughter, UopewJli.Yu.
courtesy were: Miss-s M argaret
Pay-roll
Bandits
Get
by
the
he
me
nib
era'
enrds
are
to
be
Red
Radiance
roses,
poinsettins,
Peters, Ruth Henry. Florence Ror- f° Phiesf^edars* nnd oaks will be l u '^LV'The!" i l t l ’ soenl 'r h r u l m ^
rALDEZ
Mrs. Alice Capron Babson AJtdj,
and other cut flowers in m i, eom- Nearly $48,000 From chert of Milwaukee, Wls.; Frances preserved for beautification pur. *, 1 .. '* ...
I" '.
1
„ Mrs.
__ G. I. .I.oucks,
. H. L Sanford, Now sent to
son John Capron Babsoti, forme!1
Attention is called -to the nrtic- bined with ferns, and other greenslst,' rTeague, Camilla Puleston, Kliza- poses it was announce,!, and all w,th M r,‘
winter residents *>f Sanford but j
vin»r New York- u! *cs ‘n t *'e >'ear book -as follows: c ry( werc usgd with artiftic effect Go.al Company’s Clerk both Turnbull. Elizabeth Wbitner, public utilities except sewers will
Rebecca Stevens, Doris Hand, Mil- in- installed at an early date.
| Mr. and Mr . t \ L. Story -f Mi who are spending this winter at*
Orl'indiiChn'rlos • Each member is entitled to .a coni- jn the rooms. Luncheon was servThe Wiilker-Laiug Renlty Com- ami unived in Sanford on Wed- llartow, arrived here Thursday t*x
PITTSBURGH, Dec. _’ l.—I/P>— died Hand. Louise Thrnsher. Al
puny,
with offices at 112’■■ Park nesday for u stay of a few days spend the holidays here ns the
gernon
Speer.
A
rthur
Znchary,
Jr.,
The- ’Christmas payroll of the
the We •’ guests of Mrs. John It. MncthiuPittsburgh Terminal Coal <'om-- Tom Zachary. Andrew Cnrrowny, Avenue, is developing the p ro -jenroute to point* on
Coast.
!l^E
ill
pany* of S>17,900 was taken from Warner Scoggun, John ScbirarJ, porty.
the .pay clerk by armed men nt
iFrank. Jacksonville;
The invitations mny he secured gestions symbolic of this season,
| Milwaukee; George
by sending in w riting the names \ tempting five-course l-.ii'.c'icon
! • s ' s « « ' 5 ? s ‘a ' 8 !s ^ s ^ P S ' s ' ^ s | s ' « « s ' s « !f f S M : ' « !S ' s p s ’s rs « « a ,s « !« « ,« ^ s ^ s !s ’!s !« ' s « ’s sa s - m p
i *>*f the guests, the reriiittance nnd w as served at 1:1)0 o’clock,
cn'pcd in an automobile.
INOLr,
^
| the members cards, to be inclosed j Several progressions of bridge
'T*he bandits shot I. L, Gump, a
st«wart City, W. H.with the invitations, to the chair-, wefe plavi-,1 after the lunchedn, •Bunrtl in the abdomen. Hi- comli i ft*
Mr. nnd Mr*. E. 11.nian (,f the .Invitations' commit- s COres wen-kept on tallies of San- Don is critical. L-Roy Button, pny- ^
Petersburg;
R. B. tee. Any name deemed ineligible tn Clan- .!• - ign These were pine*»f the company, and Gump
ittiburgh. Pa.; W. by the committee shall be referred' sed by th- y,nmg son of the host- an,I another gunr.l rad just alight- ^
fv7
tUtka; J. W. Ilay- to the board.
|i; John W. Douglas,
All invitations must be sent in
nglj o r -- u l as
I ro> . p L- to njlne number throe nearby when $0
i Castelman, Lake* the name of tho Social D epart m
The prize for top score, a pair of
m m drnvc up>
A
Mrs. W. J. Rich- ment. Note—Family to be in te r Italian IU*nai—anct* scgncees uml
4Rhe •Imnditsi nponrd fin* immed* r.L
trille; O. G. Shcaly, preted ns meaning all members of candles, was won by Mrs. I'arry iat,,|y Tlu. first vo||cy ,jr0Uvrht
upon one \V ilson, while the consolation prize, t|0\v,n Gump. Hutton drew a pisriver, W est1Palm J. family dependent
ftffnrd, W est Palm source.'
•Vi
n
nn attractive green flower basket. t„i |mt- vvas forced to drop it. One rA
sling. W est Palm
went to Mrs. John C. Been. A uf -the cobbers jumped from Die
W est Palm
Mr, nnd Mrs. Edward S.tott of handsome »mlmddcred guest towel mno.hine .took the hag containing tjjf
ter, Athens, Ga.; JewYork will arrive in Hanford was presented
Mrs, .Slaughter.
j the pay-noil
and then returned t>* r ,,
pre
. .
seechobee; L. E. on Thursday to spend the holi
This delightful social courtesy -the car.
.
r ■. < .
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days here ns the guests of Mr. was mi •>-! by D> int-lmnte'frlcnds 1 As*the»r6bbers drove away, to* •(
nnd Mrs. Edward Market! and of Mr- Sneed! whose graciousness wards Library,.another mining setMrs. Christopher Williams a t their lias Won her the mime *f a most -tlembijt, they fired a parting vol- Uf
ISSUE SOLD
'Mrs. Sneed ley .of tdioto at Hutton nnd the ^W
lovely country home, "Edgew ater charming hivitoss,
irB E A C H , Fla., Dec. Farm ."
was assisted in loskMvg o-feer the -guard.
yj
Ln fnerease in his
pleasure of h«.r g««vto by, Jmr sisCi.t-y-police eouuty detectives and V
'
- f •
deputy -shrr.if-fs -were sent out to 'up
1 the only othiq'ieon- 7 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK ter.
Mi- "Hi-* .Whnndu.
guard-all-roads, in. the. region in an ^
I Dutch, local1 bond
SANTIAGO, Chile. Dec. 21.—
Jfr
kt bought the $200,- f/P)—Seven persons are known to
Lake City A«t. Ii"-t- to *e.v4-T-y effort to find the bandits!
I'v per cent short have been killed and III injured club boy and girl in ' -dpinbki
at bonds from the when a train on the longitudioual county is* IV'ombcr ID. "‘Ju’iv *» •ForlHs nutdver-plantutiun project
■inn.* i-n Florida has ben pronounced a
of A. C. Allyn of railway tourned over last night a t
troe^^yva'-UtPmh-"’d'
by
business,
nuccess -by thus., whodmve inspect
Lv ers of a recent Vallenar. Details of the accident
1 L t i i I-:,..
• *'< Ins fanming <>p ration*,
1nro lncking.
mena of Lake t.ity.
|frii»y
11
Iarrivals
s
115
i
3*
m
Santa, phoning from the Christmas Store calls out in cheery notes-
■t.
S 5?
■y
5 IS
\ H
v
erry C h r istm a s
It’s been a iollv time for u - :r .ickwin-Ives, giving pi*eholiday service. For never bcfoi ' ;u e we attended su many
persons never before a more co i rate a n d kindly number
o f customers either. So today, a
nt; cad
; • ^ne telling
his merry, merry Christmas wi dies, ve
*uiull> ^emnd tins
kindly spirit’s .irreatinj^s.
■if. W
W hile the tuneful spirit of ^ uletide
is ringing d ow n the land, let ws add
t
our w ell-w ish in g to the chorus
that
yours m ay he the merriest of holi
days, bringing peace, plenty and full
d'ho best of fun and happiness to you during tlu* holidays
May it he a prosperous time. May it h >a season ot love. And
may you have many more Christmas days before you each
bringing its ijuota ot pure joy.
Tliis is the wish of your friends at Diekson-Ives for vour
Christinas^—and our best wish is that every good thing we
hope for you shall come true.
est fruition of all your fondest wishes.
( ’timii)k' shortly—the animal Clearance Sale at D-I
,m ov en t **f re a l i m p o r ta m e . T h is p a p e r
will soon te ll <let a IP-
* Y o w e ll
Company
STOKE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL C H R ISTM A S
fl
�THE SANFORD HEBAI.P, THjlglLAIj
—
Ch r is t m a s
m erry
Heartiest Greetings /
$ e have done our best to m eet every
demand this year, and hope the future
will only prepare a way for better ser
vice on our part and satisfaction on
May The Joy Of
CH RISTM A S
Abide With You
Each And Every Day
Sincere Are Our
Wishes
! »
I*
t
T hat
This Christmas
: *. I i %. r;
We th
yoi
r
For A Merry Christmas!
your patronage
Will Be Your Merriest!
LU-BETII 0
T o All Mankind
SANFORD LOAN & SAVIN
FETERIA
WIGHT BROS. SERVICE
COMPANY (Inc.).
First St. eet at Magnolia
STATION
WOODRUFF & WATSON
209 Magnolia Avenue
No. 1 Station—Second atid Magnolia
No. 2 Station—Kim and First
208 Fast First Street
No. 3 Station—Tenth and Sanford
to ail loose. to whom we have
T h e Season’s Greetings
A nd Best Wished:
T 1
For A Merry Christmas
A nd Prosperous New Year
rendered service during the past
year we wish a Merry Christmas
and a most Prosperous New Year
Your Health
ft
' And Your Happiness
Our Christmas Wish!
May Your
COLEMAN S GIFT AND
Tree Of Life
STATIONERY SHOP
Be Laden With
207 Magnolia Avenue
Many G ood Thing
May 1925
Be Your Merriest
R.
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Greetings
FLORIST
GONZALEZ GROCERY CO
Of T he Season
A nd Cheer her
Sl l Myrtle Avenue
112 Last First Street
Christina
T h e Coming Yei
STONE GROCERY CO
M c L A U LI N
327 Sanford Avenue
The Jeweler
212 E ast F irst Street
Conveying
Remembrance F
Heartiest Season s
i ne Reason s
Kindest i houHits
Greetings And
A Merry Christmas!
Best Wishes!
A nd Goo j '.i: lies For A
Best Wishes For A
Merry Christmas
LA N EY ’S
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filfU- from a wrijj, if the most
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and a line
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few counties in
re the territory
Louisiana bounith through Moi would have the
the Mississippi
louth from Api would receive
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prided u “ Florida
iPecatur the night
i by the Haven Viltl Winter Haven,
i* “very much cn\ fhamber "how
other Countess Salm formerly heroes of the University of Ala
Cjt wt)|M cost to do stantinc Maris Salm von Hogcn- m
straten, lfl months old, will enjoy Millicent Roger*.
bama when they stepped from the
his first Christm as tree tomorrow
train today to the soil on which
at "W aikiki" the winter home in
UK.YA they will give battle New Year’s
Palm Beach of his grandfather,
24.—(/Pi Day to the University <£f. WanhHenry H. Rogers, millionaire oik
:her and clear skies ington team for the east-west
:cr Alfred Con-man, under tho watchful eye of his
undefeated gridiron football honors nt Ross Bowl. *
On tho High Shores of St. John’s Hivur
To All PatronsNew and Prospective
Prideful Ownership
Modern Conveniences
Beautiful Environmen
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. Dec. 21, 1925
tunmtocs. Citrua fru its supplier
m odunt:, demand m oderate. Prices
unchanged, fr qai Wcdpwdny.
NEW YORK Dec. 24.— OP)—Cot
ton futures opened steady; Jnn.
18.65; Mnr. 18.93; .May 18.68;
July 18.35; Oct. 17.95.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.—0T»)
—Cotton futures opened steady;
Jrtn. 18.81; Mnr. 18.-13; .May 18.18;
July 16.00, asked; Oct. 17.43.
W INTER PARK. Flu., He:. 21.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.—bP>Miko SfcTiguc, wha iort the world's —W1)—Holllna C dlsgo and W inter
light heavyweight boxir.g title to Park will be the boats to the Flor
Paul Bcrltubach last lummer, has ida Audubon Society on March 5
earned another chance nt the iand 6 , whi n the next annuul m u t
crown by Ids defeat of the sen ing will be h lit, according to an
sational negro. Tiger Flowers of announcement made hero yester
A tlanta in the Christfhas fund day by A. .1. Hanna, secretary of
bouts in Madison Square Garden, Florida Audubon Society.
Leaders in the bird protection
last night.
movement in Florida, said the rw McTiguo, always ndmlred for his retary
feel th a t holding the meet
defense, came out of his shell ing in W inter Park this season Is
against Flowers and turned bark particularly appropriate as the so
nr good ns received. He* was n ciety was founded here and for
different AfcTigue from the man many year; was headed by mem
who kept away from Berlcnbach bers of the Rollins faculty.
during a slow contest in which the
Sessions will begin Friday Mar.
title passed Inst summer.
5 a t 2 p. in. with reports from of
But many a t the ringside believ ficers nnd special committee:-. In
ed that the negro had gained the the evening an address by some
ycdict by hi3 constant lashing out eminent scientist will he given and
which tipie and again drove the Saturday morning will be devoted
form er champion to cover. Some to diccusaior.s o f special interest to
w riters gave Flowers seven of the the tc*n< hers of Florida in prepar
1 0 rounds, which under the most ation for n more thorough knowl
recent ruling of the New York edge of Florida birds.
Dr. Hiram Byrd, of Bradenton,
A thletic Association gave him the
is president of the sm-fety Mrs.
battle.
Under this ruling the greater W. For-tcr, of St. Petersburg, is
num ber of rounds won decides the' treasurer; Mrs. E. K. Co**"" , *•
Leesburg is auditor nnd .Judge 1.
w inner.
Fidel Ioibarba, conqueror of tl.». I’. Warluw, of Orlando, is eou.i.-eiAmerican flyweight
champion, or. The vice-presidents are O. i ,
obtained a six round decision over Dnmmorich, Thou, Edison, Edward
W. Br.k, Cnri Fisher, Mirs Eliza
Low P erfitt of New York, with beth
Skinner and W. M. Ball.
n slashing offensive in the Inst
four rounds a fte r tumbling to his
knees in the first.
George Godfrey, negro heavy
weight, outpointed Martin Burke
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.—( ^ — Pota
of New Orleans in 10 rounds,
while Ernie J avers, English fly toes: trading much improved; m aiweight nnd Izzy Schwarts of New ket much stronger; receipts 38
cars; total U. S. shiprn nts 386:
Yotk imttled to n draw.
Wisconsin sacked round whitej
3.H6@4.15; Col. sacked brown beauO thrr Fight loist Night
WARREN, Pa.—Jim m y S latt ties -1.00; Idaho sacked ni sets
ery of Buffnlo, knocked out Joe 3.75@ 1.0(1.
Burke of New York <t."> rounds).,
PH ILA DELPHIA— Dave Adel- * CHICAGO, Dee. 2 1 .—0 ? )—poul
m an of Baltimore, heat Marty try: nli.vcs, ntendy; re--eljita 5 cars;
Gold of Philadelphia (10 rounds). no change in prices.
SAN FRANCISCO - Frankie
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Dm. 2 1 .
Mur.kie of St. Paul, heat Harry
Dedderman, Vallejo, light heavy —olh—Conditions prevailing on
the Jacksonville m arket today nweight (19 rounds.)
repoited
by the Florida .State
LOS ANGELES—Low Palimo of
Salt Lake City, won from Tommy. Marketing Bureau:
Supplies «,f mhcellancoua Flor
O'Brien, New York. (10 rounds).
Earl M cArthur of Sioux City, In., ida commoditicn very light, de
and Leonard Gracia, Los Angeles, mand good. M arket stioni', pu"fought a draw.
ticularly for bean*, cuke; , pepper,-
Additional M arkets
CHICAGO, [tee. 21.—fAV-H ogs
rcctlpts 10,009; active, mostly 2.1
to 50c higher; lig h ter wiight*
nhnvs nnxlr.ium udcacc; u:i:-nt
sliljiping demcnrl; big puckers <!oin*r
bulk gtmd and eh ».c j
200 to 300 pound butchers 11.10(3'
11.50; m ajority of b e tte r Ifi'i to
180 pound weight
11.75@i2.f*0;
practical top 12.00; 1 10. to 150
pourd selections larg ely 12 .00 @
12.25; bulk packing sows 9.25@
DJJ®; better grades of killing pigs
mostly 12.25@ 12.50; heavy weight
hogs 11.80(g) 11.30; medium 11.15
@11.65; light 1L00@> 12.00; light
lights ll.25@12.25; packing sows
9.00@P.50; slaughter pigs 12.U0@
12.25.
Cntle 60,000 catch a? cattch can
trade of fat steers nnd fat stock;
steady to 25c lower; better grade*
of fat steers showing maximum
decline; top heavies 12.25; y e a rl
ings 12.00; bulk 8.75@ 10.09; ship
ping demand very narrow on good
to choice offerings; bulls 10 to 15*
higher; velers strong nt 1 1 .0 Q@
11.50; mostly south'dtiern hand
picking upward t > 13.09 and better.
Sheep 2 ,00 0 ; fa! lambs fully 25c
higher; rpnt« up more, finality con
sidered: bnik 16.00@lfi.25; few u
wold to 16.50; some held high r:
f a t sheep strong; odd bits fat cwe 3
8.25; lambs fully steady; few lends
15.5rt@lG.00; no choice handy
weight on rale.
Lynchburg College
Will Meet S trong
Basketball Teams
LYNCHBURG. Va., Dec. 24.—
( P )—All four of the Southern Con
ference members in Virginia will
n- ei;g.t',-;«i on the court this sea
son by the basketball team of
• -vnchDiirtr College, Coach Day
has announced. The echedjla call*
for 17 games. The Hornets will
•m h. .-"ii.ua ..urn Hampdonf-idney a t Lynchburg on January
13 a fte r which they will meet Vir
ginia W. and L and V. M. I. in
order.
Duke and Ci;i':f -rd arc the Nertn
Carolina games while .Milligan and
i "•• '••u-.sewmnn r.re the* other for
eign” opponents.
Iflt' svuMlUlC inllowu:
Jun. 13— Hampcicu-Sidr.cy a’
home.
Jan. 16—Virginia nt Charlottesville.
Jan. 18—Washington and Ia*c at
Lexington.
Jan. It#—V. M. I. at home.
Jun. 22—Richmond a t home.
Fob. 1—V. P. 1. ut home.
Feb. 3—Emory and Henry a t
Emory.
Foie 1—Milligen at Milligon.
Feb. 5—Carson-Newnian at Je f
ferson City.
Fob. 11 Duke* at home.
Feb. 13- Randolph—Macon, a t
home.
Feb. 20-- Randolph-Macon at
ii<mm.
rob. 22.—V. M. I. at homo,
oli. 25.—llampdcn-Sidncy a t
Jirmpch r. Sidm y,
I 'oli. 2;j Richmond at Richmond.
Fob . 26 - Ru ndolph-Macon nt
Ashland.
Feb. 27—Medical College a t Ma
con.
T T H IS H IG H SEASON of the Cbr
year it is natural for us to pause u
hurry o f modern life and indulge
little m ental stock-taking. Inasmm
m ost o f us are engaged in the paBll
m oney through some form of endt
this sober thinkin g usually questioi
H igh School Football
Players Lose -Amateur
Susanne Pleased At
Visit Of Helen Wills Standing In Chicago
PARIS, Dec. 21.—f/Pl—"I am olways glad to meet good players,”
declared Susnnne Lenglen, when
a sk ’d by I/A uto for her view# on
Iho coming of IU> n Wills, the
California girl, to the Riviera.
"I shall have just ns much, if
not more, pleasure in try in g con
clusion with Mir,3 Wills ni- with
Mi ' MrKnnn. But I must toll you
that Miss Wilis* coming i the has*,
of my cares. My father, who hns
bc.n seriously ill, hns just under
gone a severe operation and moth
er and ! have been terribly noxi
ous about him lately.”
The acquisition o f m oney for money's sake aloi
CHICAGO, P e. 24.—f/Pi.—Four
Englewood High School boys, luickficl I ef their football team , have
been hr.rrcd iiermancutly from
<coip-liiiori :n amateurs in high
rehool because they played with a
make- in' i prufe'siottal team ropi nr filling Milwaukee th r o weeks
a.'o.
As n further outcome of the
■ ndiG, liir Chicngo Cardinals, a
m em hfr of the national pm icsi‘*nnl Icaime is under of He 1ft1
'.rutiny and am ateur athletics all
over the country may l> • affectcil.
The annua! meeting of I ho am
ateur federation in New Yorl. will
i.'iscuHft r visions of the rules governing the am ateur status of imys
tagged professional for life he*
ciiuse of a single pettv violaiion.
generally regarded w ith disfavor. Most of us try ti
quire m oney through the performance of some iJ
form o f public service, and to spend it in a way 1
benefits others as w ell as ourselves. In fact, that cl
pretty close to expressing the American Ideal,
^
And the man
ol*w om an
w h o helps to create a pj
place where people can live and work under perfect]
ditions— specifically, w h o becomes a partner in thj
ation o f such a city as w ill be Daytona Shores — I
nearly than in any other w a y attains the American 1
For that man or w om an renders the greatest of ^
services b y m aking it possible for hom e-hungry Ki
cans to live and work in “the most beautiful sp<
Florida," idyllic in setting, i d e a l i n clim ate, a placet
the best that life can hold w ill be realized. 1 ___
<gT T o such an investor great w ill be the rewards■
#
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all of our t**ood iriends an 1 pn cons
alone in a material way, but likewise in the sptntua
mion toward oui* success during the
isfaction of know ing one has helped his fellow mcr
L- to a close and w e sincerely hope that
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THE SANFORD HERALD,
PAGE NINE
T T H E C H R IST M A S SEA SO N MEN A R E
A
INSPIRED W ITH T H E H IG H ER F E E L
INGS O F F R A T E R N A L KINDNESS.
h is
T
o r g a n ia t io n
G R EETIN G S T O
THE
extends
it s
CITIZEN S O F
SANFORD, W HO H A V E BEEN T H E F A IT H
FUL. T O R C H -B E A R E R S O F PR O G R ESS, F E L
LOW SHIP A ND G O O D WILL T H R O U G H O U T
T H E Y EA R .
M
A Y T H E SA M E S P IR IT O F UNSELFISH
SE R V IC E P E R M E A T E T H IS O R G A N I
ZA T IO N , AND T H E
W HOLE, IS O U R
COM MUNITY A S A
C H R ISTM A S AND NEW
Y E A R S’ WISH F O R ALL.
�THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, Dec. 24, 1?2|
Source of Mankind’s
Real Happiness
No single factor contributes to the growth, prosperity or
stability of the individual, or community more than that
that of the whole hearted, unselfish support of progress
in the home or civic life.
F O R R E S T L A K E, May
S. O. C H A S E
C. J. M A R S H A L L
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it may be a French nr Ruo ian P / G c r m V iw -i
m an or n’cmnn of title wth the * W '-O H t I f C
same ambition.
Are Fatal
O rdinarily, an aid would handle
THURSDAY.
-*THE
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■■ -v^- _ _- " -Dec. 24,
- ■1925.
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m
or is
.
due nt the projection room, wr."V*l' l h o was tiie son of Mrs,!
iv-'. iii.
V' Ro* t, P!Vv end is said to have liva new photoplay
aw aits his critica l Gir‘ I u l K|tv#nth S tric t.
I »*m.
,
Luncheon, and sometim es dinner, r It wn: ctcd thnt the hoy had
is dovoted to n tu n ness confer been play ini; with fireworks which
ence w ith officials of the company, hud beer purchased for his Christfor El .x' te
n s iv e- ,,i..ywTitrl>ts, authors nnd act
y -fi.r
K-n^.mas celebration and ii nis untjs:th at he died
-,nA
n.d The ExpertExpcn* There nre nun to he sent to Knrope fifteen hour a fte r swallowing
.nllowiiuj’ thi>
the
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KforntOUS S u m s to obtain tn itc rla i tnw i, t i
torpedo, Physicians were called in
L l'hot,, H a y s I duction. . R eport, on* p r o l f e t E tot. late to : nve the youngster’s
l hnto . —
j n| roa4|y b0jn(r exhibited must b~ life, it was said.
— ,, - 1
road nnd occasionally changes nte
CIn W O r K
to l.e made.
Explosion Dam ages
.
t o c lrv
A mnn " h o has spent months in
\\'C< b L d o n j the A frican jungles has completed
Railroad
Bridge
n,p ictu re which the company may
A nother
photographer
Of P r o d u c e r desire.
CLARKSliURG, W. Va„ D ec.21.
ftfii-i P ro m in e n t w ants to go to the A rtlr* to make —(A*)—An .-.plosion damaged the
;7r Everywhere a film. Thomas Mcighan may want W ciicrn Maryland Railway bridge
a vacation. A nother sta r inuy ask nt Binghampti n .iunctiou early today. The blast, ret off near the
. 24, (A1)__ a rniso in m inty.
j.s 1 These— and a thousand other middle of th ^pnn which erodes
I1
1
-Ark, but by questions—th? producer must de W est Fork Uiver, caused damage
ed ike most in- cide, not a small one being the vari- estimated at c*veral thousiinds *»f
ous legal affairs.
dollars. l.nrnc pieces of steel
^ to ’ii.'.
~I]i‘or..* <'f cmlsrs in
•— --------------------------were hurl.d great distances, while
window in r.eirby dwelling houses
,.r ■ I production
POLICE STOP PI. \Y
im! :« ea all
NEW YORK—The police b om b were shattered. Railroad officials
t ,:ftj many of the squad has stopped a play dcplet- expressed th:* beliif th a t nitro
nothing of it'R th e .attem pted assassination of glycerin' had been used.
ipzny “on location" Mumotini as a fake. They explain
Florida, they ay, is being gorg
its, Potto Rico, or th a t the law forbids Sunday pi*r.! rs. authors, play. lorm nnccs ns contemplated. anti ed w ith Rcirildican voters. But the
arthts, models, deny they acted a t the behest of Postal Guide shows there won’t be
/••men. royalty and the sta te ns charged by Carlo post-office- enough to go around.
—Dallas N ws.
ito bo found among Trescn, the promoter.
I T he ninonnt raised by ‘JOd com
J inanity chest and welfare fcdcr.i
tfons (thn la tte r has o.dy a slight
j ly ditferent meaning from tne
; form er) in ih? same period was
; reported a t 555.501),000.
Deducting the amount rai<ed by
: th* 2f» new chests, there was an inirr^ n -e of j l . 138,004 in the amount
l raised in lir25, over the an." nt
' ifcach in 1024, said the associnits entire population.
lion. Eightyono cities asked tot
Minneapolis was shown to have more in 1021, 33 for less and 1?
donated from public revenues arid fu r the same amount,
private sources ft fur greater sum
The community chests, for the
Iruin
every
person—$1*!.H4— me: t p u it, are for approved chariwhite St. Paul wus only slightly ties without reference to race or
b:hind with $14.30. and Kansas religion. Kneh philanthropic or
...., Mo., third
um u with $13.05. B uf•
' tty.
ganization is apportioned a shore
fulo was listed
as fourth with o f the proceeds from subscrip$12.91, and Dcs Moines fifth wiin lions.
$12.52.
Rbt heater, N. Y. followid CinIIAkVARl) WITHDRAWS
i I’.nati in donations to the comv.rvr.#»,t.|*'l''»T| ,»l*l
*--*.' -*)VUtUfU
COLUMBUS,
Mass.
Recntif e ”of*
unity charity budget, giving at the ‘‘.-er.timrntal music'’ or. the pro
rate $4 per person; Cleveland was grain the Harvard (lice Club has
thinl, giving S3.H9, and San Fran- withdrawn from a forthcoming ineiseo fonrth with $3.St.
tercollegiate glee club contest in
The popularity of the com muni- Now York.
t<’ chest plun, which concentrates f
----------------------------charities campaigns into one grand
fMr H arry E. Braccwell, l.ond**n
crash and gets it over, was a ttes-i chii(j ,.,r c jnj i;ltt ,,n y ! t|iat it is
s Are Giving**
More To Organized Charity;
Minneapolis Leads Country
r ,W b s s » u v. Dee- *
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 21—<aT>o f Atnericun cit:cs which arc piv*
jn,- jncrea ine am ounts to con. id;;i.,p it charity budgets, the mill. <•?
human kindness s e tn u to prevail
_ • abundantly
* ’
in Minoeaptdi
~ * *"- ■
nrd Cincinnatti, although there
a chance fur divergence of opinion.
as various standards may be np
pliul.
Minneapolis subscribed m ost per
Capita In H('dr» to pliilanthropic'ir.i.tiiutioiis from nil sources, includ
ing public
and VIItVIHIlIIVU
Cincinnatti
r -«..v revenue,
«v
IIIIU
ltd in voluntary gifts per capita
to its community chest. Clev,
land, however, had the large
chest pledge — $ 1,285,tH)8 — nnd
Philadelphia, with pledges of L 1*20,1:»4, the next liinTest.
These fiirurra were made aval,
able here through the American
Association fur ( onimunity Orgnr;7aticns and the Kansas City
of Social Agencies.
Cincinnatti subscribed $*1.31 pe;
capita, in the 1925 drive, based on
trsysrtr s
twelve months ending May 31, ID25, the association ty.t. 2d . itie \
adopted the jdan and held their
first campaign.
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A Christmas Gift That Increases
frem yenr to year i* an account with tho
Seminole County Hank anti it is tho most
stihstnntlnl ami Insting kind of a Christmas
present you can Rive any member of the
family. New accounts are cordially invited.
•S'. Interest l*nid on fSnvinffs Account.
!'' Interest Pain on Savings Accounts.
S e m in o le (ffo u n fy J§ a n k
S a n fo rd ,F la .
STRENGTH - SERVICE - PROGRESS
is asleep, nr it ought to bo allow
ed to get used to noises. Thnt is
the position taken by the baity
ADVERTISEMENTS TEId. YOU WHAT TH E RO
toward the family in the night, alRo.- -.Minm ::polls Journal.
MANCE OK BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.
/< ■'l
IL I.nsky. When he
J
in the wornI I ; a loiijf summary
|j ;
: - m . from
X.
P
i been purchased esi .-tar. .v director has
. The producing dcobtained actors of
,g [.art-. Locations
It
' i. In fact,
.-.uilly is ready for
0 begin.
I- .. : leirram to th?
the : .r does not like
r r ■' •..« :;he care fur
ki : in t. nr.i ovi r the
|f n r to (io it.
r cessitlcn of good
pin< in doing it."
kky. “ If the star is
one and advances
1fur not doing tlie
[thole thing has to
and another actor
.'cnnrio selected.
|ir.i!. what is to be
I
!* a cable from Ength* company's option
fipiiv on a very in.iry work. Another
i a r impany on Ioca>news th a t rain has
|»rk ns to send exipn duction fa r above*
Should the scenario
Lifting the scenes in
b dd the company
kdays longer in the
Rid w eather?
rings nnd a play«m th at the big
s o n which he lmil
and had virtually
al. bn • :ittr:s* ted a
'from another producWill Mr. Lasky
i secretary with word
of a cabinet member
ttl q letter of in tro
ll is beautiful and
t into the movies. Or
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Christmas Dinner
M E N
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Punch
Shrim p or Oyster ( ’«», ktail
Chicken Sntip
Olives
( ’olery
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
Roast Duck, Apple Jelly
Roast Chicken
O yster Dressing
Green Peas
Cream Whipped Potatoes
Palm Garth n Salmi
llol Biscuits
New Buttered Beets
Fruit Cake
Ice Cream
Plum Pudding
Pumpkin Pie
Mince Meat Pie
CheesQjaud
SaRPthAlniumh)
Tea .
Coffee •. r ;
Continuous Service From T A. M
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Palm Garden Tea Room and Restaurant
In the Basket Building
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Christmas—
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Happy New Year
at-wM
A Very Merry Christinas
To All
May the one be large with that Peace
the day celebrates, the other out
;/>3r
standing in worth while accomplishmenls.
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�THE HANFORD HERALD* THURSPAj.
By Williams
JACKSONVILLE,—Daughters o. the East, came upon the two p o -'
liccmcn ami swore out an alfidavit ngninst them. They were re- i
leased on 5250 bond.
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AVON PARK—Rex Beach, a u
thor of a number of novels, m ade |
his third land purchase here when
he took over 25 acres cr muck
WEST p a l m b e a c h —f . b . lands.
Coo pel, marshal of K iskra, was
MIAMI—Contract for the con
to be arraigned in court here this
wic’i tor tiring at the car of 1. struction of a 23-story church buil
]• pcarson, of Kelsey City. The ding. to cost approxim ately
marshall, who s tated rr.at ne wua 000. has been let by the F irst B ap
trjing ot make Pearson, who, tu tist Church here. Vi ith one excep
claimed, was speeding, was placed tion. the structure will be the la r
timJti ¥I,00U bond a fte r his ar- gest church building in the world.
the American Revolution of r l°ridr wil hold their s l a t e meeting
here. dan. l ‘J-21. Mrs. B. E. Brown.
corn spending secretary, announc
ed The Katherine Livingston chaptc; will be host. A number of socinl functions have been planned.
Competing With Turks And
Belgians To Attain Highest
Efficiency In Inducing A
Good Grade Of Short Cotton
52.000,-
JACKSONVILLE—II. ll. Laniden, of Duval county, has been
selected by the National Association of Agriculture of Cuba, to
judge a poultry exhibition a t H a - '
vana, Feb. 0, and to lecture on
Al.M BEACH—Four men lash- Innovation In M utual
ii the >loop Sister, were rescu- Betting Now Planned
uff the Bahama Islands, uciing to word receiver! here by By Club In Louisiana
o. The rescue was made by
tain Dus Jordahn and the crew
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 24.~(;P)
his yacht Christina, of Palm An innovation In mutual betting
is planned by the Loul.uina Jockey
Cluli f"r the 1026 race m eeting be
•[.AND—Two partrolm cn, for ginning at the fuir grounds here
um of homes because of al- un Jan. 1. Announcement was
ed high rentals', final*;.’ set* made today th at the proceeds of
I in a bouse that had been vac- the sale of mutual tickets would
fur b.*3 ie time. Thev cut the b? supervised and verified daily
ss and weeds from aho.il the by n firm of internationally known
e, and cleaned it Up thorough- public accountants. A corps of
Then the owner, .r woman from accountants will be assigned by the
vqom
*r*e B y w c u
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 24.—(A')
—Out of the glories of mountain
range and plain into the soap vat
or fertilizer bin is the ignominious
M ary’s E lder Son Is
“ Most B o rro w ed ”
Baby In All B ritain
HARROGATE, Dec. 24.—</P)—
George Henry H ubert, elder son
of Princess M ary, has become the
most "borrowed” baby in England.
King George and Queen Mary,
tho grand parents, nre particularly
fond of the boy, and when he isn’t
rom ping nbout Buckingham Palace
or Windsor Castle, George is loan
ed to laird and Lady llnrcwood,
parents of Viscount I^iscelles, nt
Harewood House near here where
a playground hns been fixed up
for his special benefit.
Now and then George Henry
goes to Curzon House in Linden,
the residence of the Duke and
Duchess of York. Ever so often
ho is taken to St. James Palace
to pay his respect to his uncle, the
Prince of Wales, and Prince Hen
ry.
Goldsborough
Hull.
between
York and Harrogate, is really the
home of George Henry, hut he has
been so busy making kin visiting
tours this full that his parents
have seen hut very little of him.
Two nurses accompany Master
George on his tours in a powerful
limousine which the young man,
who will be three years old Feb.
7, already claims as his alone.
c o t
O
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J.fT'Wr
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the western m ustang,'sm all, most
ly useless, and numerous.
For those in the Pacific North
west, this lowly end approached
appreciably close when a Portland
company began the construction of
a plant in which this rendering
will be done.
The sturdy, roving hands of un
der-sized horseflesh ent off the
range th at is needed by stockmen
and upon which depends, to a large
extent, the game in the western
stales. In .Montana alone it was
estim ated th a t there are 250.000 of
tor
•iul
cnity
in-
Si 4 s»
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PARIS, Dec. 21.—(A*l—Horsem eat, form erly "the poor man’s
beefsteak
— ..... ak," hns become a French
luxury. Scurcity of buteherablc
nnimuU is given us the cause of
Its enormous ire reuse in price.
One pound of choice horse-meat
at the local m arkets recently was
quoted 0.50 francs—about forty
cent • Pork chons could be bad
for K.50, roast beef for 0.00 and
mutton for 7.50.
Besides the gradual disappear
ance of horses “on the hoof' avail
able for the m arkets, a tax of
one France tw enty-five centimes
per pound placed on the meat u.i<
raid to have influenced higher
prices.
Horsi meat is recommended hy
physicians for persons suffering
from tuberculosis and all diseases
of anaemia of the blood. The sana-
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FRIENDS AND
PATRONS
I Extend the
I wish to express my
appreciation for the
support given me dur
ing the past year and
trust 1 may continue to
serve you with the
same efficiency in the
future.
Welaka Huildin
is our wish at this Joyous
Tim e of the year lo our
many putrons and friends.
V.
is mi seasons so lull ot
Hope ns the one we term Christ
m as; no period in the twelve
months so laden with the Promise
lu c r e
o f Accomplishment as the New
Year, so in the spirit that domi
nates both, we extend impartially
to employees and putrons a cordial
this Christmas bo the happiest of all
that many years of prosperity shall
your lot is our earnest wish to
O U R FR IEN D S A N D P A T R O N S
HILL LUMBER CO
S O U T H E R N U TILITIES C O
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^_THE SANFORD HERALD, THURSDAY, Dec. 24. 1925.
’ depression1 m 1r e a d ' n ' m ? n £
■ ’brokers,
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the
nearly always
there
is a drop in sales.
The excellent condition of the
a rt m arket has resulted in many
fine and large collections being
offered for sale which had been
withheld because of u reluctance
to sacrifice them.
As fo r sending foreign collec
tions to New York for disposition,
the opinion prevails here th a t this
is only natural, because of the
large num ber of Americans who
/ v i n e M*m°n « for m any years have ferquented the
_ in N ew Y o rk galleries of London and Paris dur
ing nuctions. It is a case o f plac
Ror ti° cds F r o m ing the objects nearer the best
[Col l e c t i o n s purchasers.
These collections, however, are
not being given up without protest.
W o rk s
W itness the Achiilito C'hle:*r gath
Ready Sales ering of Flemish and Dutch paint
ings and Italian prim itives, part
Jlberings S aid T o of which recently was sold by the
American A rt Galleries for $123,line in l’° P u l a r * 100, and the Levcrhulme assort
(rs go To S h o w s ment of furniture, pictures, chinaware nnd other objects to l*e auc
>. * c . 24. UP)— tioned by the Anderson Galleries
»rt collector nnd early next year.
—rn- went to foreign
When financial em barrassm ent
fT hi* shopping tbit* made it necessary for Chieea to
1 |t,f[ between ten sell the objects, the Italian gov
Jlion dollars as tri- ernm ent sought a way to preserve
Dork's enhanced re- the collection.
i art center.
A fter the sale was decided upon,
_ of foreign collccr„ the United States the government exercised its legal
Lther with an in- right and inventoried certain
[Vf domestic gather- painting and objects a;i national
Jnt0byC\m ” rmans hr treasures. But it was not in funds
pronounced in
i gallery officials are
1,-0 (,f the chief fuc^|j js the unsettled
jiticn in Europe nnd
Ijtoiperity here.
" jtive of the Ameriries said the income
j|*o was an in-
F lo rid a
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M o tO flS tS
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Kun up Huge
Gas
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N n V P lY in O P
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. I)cc. 24.
~ ( £ y ~ F lorida automobllists paid
$6,747,930.7.1 for gasoline during
November, according to J. Hinton
Pledger, supervising inspector of
the Department of Agriculture.
Twenty two million, rune hun
dred and ninety one thouraml, sev
en hundred and twenty three gal
lons of gasoline was consumed dur
ing last month, or an increase cf
102*41.l i t gallons over the same
period in 11*21. which was 12,050,B80 gallons, Mr. Pledger's figures
show.
Kero-ino consumed in N'ov -mbor
1925, amounted to .4,870,332 galto make the purchases and neither
were Italian collectors,
Mitchell Kennedy, of the An
derson Galleries, made a special
trip to London to obtain the Leverhulmc collection nnd his success
hrought disappointment to the
English dialers and the following
remark front uno of them:
"The real reason the Lcverhulme
treasures are going to America is
because just now she has > the
money to i iend nnd air Insatiable
appetite fur acquiring the Ol«l
World's famed art treasures."
Each
PavcOo Dai
Sral I'oTers
I'honr 150-J
SnnforU, Fin.
Cuaklnna
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IS T H E SEA SO N A L WISH
W E A R E E X T E N D IN G T O
O U R FRIEN D S AND CUS
TO M ER S
A*ou can p r o v i d e
against wan in later
years by depositing a
little with us from
time to time. Why not
begin today nnd ob
serve the result.
T. Fuller Motor Co.
1 B -.
c h r v s i .b r d e a l e r
^= p A nd a bigger and better Sanford
V for the New Year.
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S. W. BRADFORD
REALTOR
Mi lane Theater Building
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W H A T W E LEARX l.D
D ealers all over the country keep
talking about the "Used <ar I'roblcm." They seem to regard it us a
sort of nightm are. We Je lined Imig
ago that the biggest part of the
problem consists of k tt mg put-pie
to realize th a t all Used t'nrs nnd nl
U sed Car dealers aren’t alike. And
it isn ’t a problem at all I
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Cor. Oak Ave. and 2nd SI
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Kuihllr* Carried.
IIIlLutroted Boolilat.
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Tc'.i;Loc.« f-a6)S
p x x '.'ILLE, FLA.
DODGE BROTHERS DFAl.KKs
SELL GOOD USED CARS
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Y O U R C U P O V ER FLO W IN G WITH
H A P P IN E S S T H IS JO Y O U S SEASON
AND A NEW Y E A R M O R E PRO SPER O U S THAN EVER.
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American fruit Grov/(
Sanford Grove
BART NASON, Sales Director
First N at’l Bank Bldg-
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EVOE’S
Varnishes
IdStains
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It, i.
in f-Kri:ii
l” ^*ovc,n,,3r*
192o, amounted to 5.551 gallons.
ngninst 3.0G8 in November. 1924.
lllw„
,
or an increase of 2,480 gallons for
U’l p a ,t mo.n th‘
The gasoline expenditure cstimate. Mr. Pledger stated was baged Up.>n the cost of 25 cents per
gallon, the average retail price at
which it was sold during Novemher.
On tthe total number of gallons
i*f gasoline, kerosine and signal
oil sold in the statu during the
lust month, Mr. Pledger stated,
the Department of Agriculuro re
ceived an inspection tax of 1-8 of
one cent per gnllon, which arnounted to more than $30,000.
^1
'VlHty-Uv-
university, MltCQ
San Toni Building
& Loan Association
M ERRY
CHRISTM AS
|i Complete Line
of
OKLPIIIA. ,.14.48
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Delta fraternity. The rest of the .r.g, to conduct tc iuics
B y S ig m a D e l t a
staff was made up of fraternity nalism and to give dignity *i*d
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standing to Journalistic wu.k n r ,
UNIVERSITY OK FLORIDA.
Si^nm Delta expects to be tak- study. The fraternity has 27 act
Dec. 24.—bP)—Florida Alligator, en jntu t jje national fraternity in ive chapters in the leading school*
)** weekly publication of the Un- ^ ‘near future. Pi Delta Epsilon's of the country.
iversity of H onda, issued a spec- _______ __
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inl edition recently which was cd*
r
by the Sigma Delta fraternity. a local journalistic organiza
tion petitioning Pi Delta Epsilon.
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Phone 43
numerous p erso n s. i
nin place their names
Ifie lists, explaining
£iie tax had been takthich they once hud
iw
filer pointed out how j
tU!?C of Wall Street '
Row. When pros- \
Ling its sway on the
{mM, indudmt th« NCt .
v tt, locl'oU'
.AUcflunr.
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^h, to
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M L HANGERS NO
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Neva
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C - -« a s T H e . J O N S S
car .
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OF OLD
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EVEKT TRPE
CONDO
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w e'v e sm p c f
T A K M -Y IM T H « S '
so t
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O W & , -T O O .
mat
Modern Inventions Have J.nrp
1Supplanted Bell Hanging In
.Every City Of The Country
.W as Once A rtistir Trade
NEW YORK. Doc. 21.—hF>.—
Modem Fciikitific invention?, which
have spelled the ash heap for oldfashioned usages, hare sounded the
death knell for another once re
spected prosperous vocation—bcli
V.T, WOMAM ;
hartjrfhg.
TH e. o n s
iaj<e
'Like the m akers of clipper ships,
ISN' T THG LATEST r<3DCC_,
hw p skirts and the sundry other
developments of the past which
f o r it ' s f e R F S ^ - r t - V
have come and Rone, struck down
J G O C 7D I
M R * march of progress and fash
A W O tH C S t h ! Kl q / it
A.
ion, the bell hanger of today—and
MOUCPN'
t
IN
his class is a handful—is a man
CVGR TWO HUlVDTiSD IF
virtually without a job.
tViS S O L D I T 1
T his city, which less than thirty
years ago required the constant S t 2 *
a tie tion of hundreds of bell-hung -1
A n
now find- use for less than
hsTi-a-score. Electric doorbells ar-Mauled for the panning of bellh Ailping artisans.
Werner, owner of a tiny We t
T h 'e » M
it
S n » shop, outside of which hangs ,
t h e , same sign he placed there
C o f£.TA f NJ k. Y
>'*«rs ago when he first opened
M O ST B E
for business, is one of the few
G O O D (I
siUviving members of Liu* rear
guard of bell-hangers. A few ancif«it homes, clinging to relics of
t h ? ; past, still claim his services.
1Jut electricity, he said, has ruined
hi? Trnsiness.
[hen Werner, then a young man,
t started hanging door-bells,
<>
the trade was then in its heyday.
-- ,
Father Knickerbocker, tired of
tHiinderous knockers then iin vogue
demanded a new method of an.-a- 6< >.t* •i .t.- * i
naWicement and hells—operated by . - I j*(v the pulling of n lever outside,
■RTOfh act bells in the home a-jinglfng—came into being.
Fpr a brief few decades, the
jangling bells were pre-eminent.
Bw -hangers were proud of their
art. For years their ingenious a r
rangements, elaborate or simple,
ndqrding to the householder’s
taste, announced the visitor. Some
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—OP)— engines arc concerned by the de
even played music.
Then came electricity. The pub While naval aviation has tie velopment of air-cooled engines,
lic .-took up the new wrinkle of veloped to the point that it “is wltieh has progressed satisfactor
science, and electric door-bells, np- now an integral part of the fUet," ily. The development of metal
rated by the mere pushing of a but- the imrlage of personnel ha been construction of aircraft is pro
tfljrt,' rudely ousted their clum sier 11 hnmlqiqi and adequute expansion gressing satisfactorily, but has
can not he made without increased not yet reached a point where it
predecessor.
appropriations, Rear Admiral W. is entirely practicable for produc
3 i
A. Moffett, chief of the Navy Bu tion orders.
reau of Aeronautics, said in his a n
“The design and operation of
nual repi rt.
catapults during the j.nst year ha
Until there is n iPifkient per- i eon highly satisfactory.
r«t |”
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i nonnet tin- naval aeronautic
«>r- “ It is believed th a t our Navy is
'he only one which uses catapult.'
Qi
proper plr.ee as n baliinced arm i>: to any practical extent. Our de
has progressed to a
BATON
UOtTiTil-.
- thp
fl* increaso
h0 >nid-innni1
m lc *9 "■ ' •.‘ velopment
..
. ...in, .21
.
i-“ an
appropriation
point where planes are now rataTW
- I - 1 1 " , ■ ■i 11,111 ■ ’• "th ere can be noi m aterial incr a
ed uj n ignal from the flagshort way from New Orleans, t* n \t, mm,i„ M t,( aircraft."
iship.
•um IjJc lu ^ 'iu e industry.
The report dealt with th: fi ..l
1’he number of flying hoofs is
innmtef imnl in comjmriron with v<*nr cruUntr last
in an,l inCi easing yearly, an i the bureau
ntany other crops ot t.te .“'.ito, hu’ <ljr| not discuss the air *ontrover.-, ■ desirous of encouraging as far
t 2 « i«
1 '•"!« anion, which has sines arisen.
as practicable a g rea ter increase
liv nt , i,j I 1 ‘
)'
Sum marizing his recommends-1becuuse it is believed th at the more
®
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I tions. Admiral Moffett aid:
.rs have in the air
n s A m H u J whlTJI.
"S
hy
aviation hu- cotUtnu- 1 the more proficient tney will U*.
an Arcad an whose name the tobu -e f f .r ti t- give the fleet .••.uti"The tihortage of both commis
co now Ix-urs, its (-ultivation has d e n t pln.ie.i i f the types to meet sioned and enlisted p tr onnel has
been kept tip continuously *'vcri naval requirements, and this ha been a handicap during the past
since by direct lineal descendants 1. n ucresful to tin* point v.h i
*or. While it is realized that this
of the original M. IVriqu
naval aviation is now an intvgr I has been brought about by the
^Cultivation is coniliied to a very i a rt of til,- fe e t, accompanying it
'ier.il . hortnge throughout th •
small area on the banks at th* Mi
w iii-rcci it "nes.
or vice, it is desired to point out
sisiippi, where a favorable iam bi“The u '* of aircraft aboard
i the ntval aeronautic organination of sail nnd elimat tr par hip* imposes upon the designer: M
".dieri can rot assume its proper
ticularly adapted t ■» it- growth. • n ival aircraft problems not I'hice a a balanced arm nf the
This tobacco, which, 'ind . it; chief met in th* design of other a irera n , tb el until it •has sufficient per
use
for
x-mas,, n ,sensoner
,
, m ixtures, e -i tiniilatians of weight mid stir sonnel.
cXfeedmg y strong, with a d«stini t a, :!u. :
„Ut-tam in g problems
‘The annual u-port of the Bu*
flavor and aroma. Not many mm to I ji;-nit with. 1 iieoe, 1iin Itit- rum
of Aeronautics would not be
than f>0 () acres are given over to it- *j t Vr. I** n met is i i f us the complvtu without an ex p re ssio n of
growth.
Btrique is raised in much the
same manner us any other sun
tobacco, the land ueing properly
'j£i
plowed over arid the rows -et about
live feet apart. The seed is sown
early in January and replanted in
March or April. ‘The harvesting
is-done in July. The tobacco then
is hung In the sheds to dry, strippe 1
nnd placed in presses until tin*
fallowing March or April when »t
if, ready for the m arket. Frequent
!?*.• however, it is nut sold until
t '" | e o r four years nid, n- IVriqu •, i
like wine, improves v .tb age.
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Moffett but it is emphasized that
appreciation of the assistance ren u enfater yearly increase is nece*dered tn
this
u bureau
uureau by
oj the.
u*c. United
v*....v . a
"•**' , tho demand of the
S . ..O A m , Air
- a i r B o L « of * * * * * * *
tiunal Advisory Committee f w ^ S V c o » t ; n « the OPAeronautics* tho Bureau of Stand*
r.rds, and the Forest Products La oration of 12-plane squadrons inboratory. The heartiest co-opera* stead of expanding to 1 8 -plnne
tion has existed between this bu- squadrons, as
leau and the agencies mined, an.l
The ca sunities numbered 32 killlhere assistance has been nf great
value and a source of economy to t ,|( nine seriously injured and *W
who sustaimd minor Injuries. This
the government.
“In past annual reports this compared with 1 * killed, 14 sen*
bureau has recommended that the
departm ent do everything possible ously injured ami 26 who sustained
to place upon the statutes of the minor injuries m 1024. The namgovernment adequate legislation ber of naval aviators were
on
covering civil aviation. I wish to last July 1 compared with S2 S a
emphasize again the necessity for
suen legislation if commercial avi year before.
The casualU.s were sustained
ation is to ntauc real progress in
this country.
dufing a total of 63,782 flight,
“ While the progress during the hoars in which there were 166
year has been reasonably satisfac
This compared with
tory. 'considering the funds appro crashes.
58,838
hours
and 180 crashes in
priated, it m ust be realized that
unless appropriations are Increas 1924. During the past year 2.,631
ed there can be no m aterial in flights were made front the a ir
crease in numbers of aircaft, as
the appropriations for the last five craft squadrons of the Battle Fleet,
years have been just about suffi- 9,139 from the aircraft squadrons
citnt to purchase planes to meet of th.' scouting fleet, nnd 1,950
the normal a ttritio n .’
from the aircraft carrier Langley.
Despite what
he described
asOthers from the Asiatic fleet and
,
....................
“unusually heavy casualties, a net ftjr
broUght the total of
s ..in of 64 naval aviators during ■
tQ 85 44:>
ihc year was noted by /idniirnl
s^TiT
p>
K p n ttl*& ,w »»
-m u
MONTE j TJT. her bust,and,
Cnm pU inunts,
V
Jam es S. Hackney. It. H. Itamney,
Pnrollne A. Ml* II. J p, MUiilI,
her husliand. I.nreazo \V. t u i d w l n
and Ituse H. Halit win, lit, wlf,J. Axel Krlcsen. C aonre K. \V |U U11,
Ada tt*j Baldwin, w idow. ,j. \v.
J>w tnn. Sarah A . Holton. A nna
C. Holton, Allco O. Holton. Harry
Holton. Clara A. How er. H C.
Iiowell. M. O. CrumpUr. B. J.
Harrell. HebcCca J. Hower, \V!Jila.K E. Catchcgri, If living and
jf U*ail their hf-lra. d evisees,
gran tees find le g a t e e s and all o t h
er parties c la im in g Interests u n
der them. Henry H. Sanford, d e
ceased. Ids heirs, d evisees, g r a n
tees and le g a te e s and all o lh e r
parties rla lm ln g In terests under
the said Henry H. Sanford, nnd all
the unknown parties claim ing an y
In t-re .t In the property d e sc r ib
ed herein
D efend a tits.
Orilrr for f o n s l rn ctlve S e n d e e
Tile com plainants h a v in g a t t a c h
ed to ih 'lr *>MI of com p lain t In t h is
cau se affidavit s t a l i n g there are
unknow n heirs, d e v ise e s, g r a n te e s
olid legatees o f Ja m es ft. lla c k n e v .
It. H. Ramsey, H e n r y 8. Sanford,
Caroline A. MlU.dl,
J. p. M ltell.
licr husband, LorahSo \V. B ald w in
mill Hose O. Uuldwln. M s w ife. J.
Axel Krlrson, Heorg* K. AVllson, Ada
NV. Baldwin, w idow , O, \V. I.ew io n
Harsh A. Holton. Anna C. Holton.
A l i c e O. Holton. Harry Holton. Clara
Hower. K. C. Ale Do well, M. O.
( ‘rumpler,
Harrell.
J.
'rumpler. B.
K. J. H
arrell, Yl2Y.eJc'a
Itetierca J,
Hower. William E. Catehcart: th a t
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Heurge K. W ilson. AiU \v iTVf*"71* l,f seuthw
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w id o w , a \V. u J l ' n v Baldwin. un- . t,
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William p V-
; norl,«-»st edmef
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ami MI unknow n p. r io n ,
and,
a n lnt..r...l
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n\ claiming
n*.rthn
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an
Interest In
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west quarter o f Southeast ,n.£«h *
of S ection #. T o w n * h m % i ‘ c rlrr
or lla n g .' 29 Boat.
u* *l h“«H»
T r a ct 2. The north half , t ..
N o r t h e a s t quarter „t
JjlV
Q uarter
of
Houthw.-st
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S ection
la,
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South of R a n g e 29 R
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N o r th w e st quarter „f SomhweM
quarter o f Section 10. Townst \ ”V,
Mouth *.f R a n g e 29 Kait
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l i i ? »*«h.
east quarter or the S n u th W quo"ter of Southeast quart. r of Sectk.n
J. T o w n sh ip .1 South nf Itynge 2'.i
Bast.
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southeast
q uarter
of houtheast.
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\V»st o f the Weklva River m
I tion I*. T ow n ship
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nn-t t h e y arp h
P e a r **n t u to
the
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Daughter o f Veteran
Too Young For Order
jm)j
—Although the t n t dauglitru
.a Confederate Mil la r. Jiniinie
hllen llnrr, 12 years old. is m.t
etigible to belong to the itnited
lb*lighters of the Confed ra* v untu. 0 he attains hf.T majority. J im
mie is the daughter ot A. J. Bari,
WJ^who did not m arry until he
was past 60 years id age. Ken
tucky ( 'onfederate state* iciati.s
beljeve Jimmie is the youngest
daughter of a Confederate
in the United Stutes.
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and Sincere Good Wishes jor
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A dm iral M offett Calls A irplane An
Integral P a rt Of The Whole Fleet
In Annual R eport M ade To Public
Louisiana P a rish Is
Only Place Perique
lobacco Is Kaised irani"rt,i,:n
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thurlio- Nath.in C i i . t l n
TOL' AliK lltvftl'.IIN i;K<ji i) j
l»**PIn-ar l*i t*.re- tli i o ut i ’
for tt*u HvVviilh J iillcln I i * , t
I'larldu, Count) nt Hemli l . , , i,
4tJS-|da> n( January A.
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the Court House of raiil »'
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r»ii"ui* um] ubltji, by suit
SEASONAL GREETINGS
WE
.
WISH- TO
Announcing the opening of the sec
E X TE N D
TO OUU FRIEND S
ond section of Fort Mellon at bargain
WHO HAVE H ELPED
FS PROSPER IN
prices. Reservations now being ac
THE PAST Y E A R
cepted.
OUR SIN CERE
WISHES FOR
The Merriest Christinas
and the
Happiest New Year
MI-LADY’S SHOPPE
J:
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M agnolia A venue
m m i anil Utscrev as said r .* iM Hhall
tints* mnalilrreil In tins bni ell -Viol
lata you an- not lo omit u|ion iniln
or jmlKin.nl by default bi-in. , ti
M*l uy.* lirit you
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11,-ralil a m-wiiii.qo'r i-nliii it. *1
timilnol.- County, Klorttia, *m .* .
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WTXKS.S. T ilt: I I I l l t . M U . l ; J
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and ill" lual of i Ii Ih Court, at tlo
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PAGE FIFTEEN
Copy Of Zwingli Bible years, has h;en discovered in the
Found In L i b r a r y IS"fiX '£iS£nn,d Thto'o,!iLANCASTER, Pa., Dec. 24.—
(>P)—A copy of one of the rare st
Bibles in the world—the Ulrich
Zwinglo Bible—the printing of
which is said to have taken fe w
threatened with • investigators believed it an act of
[ri wastes from warning rather than a move to
,trs reclaimed « t' cripple the w ater system ,
Late in November the same year
century »K°ennial point of an open dem onstration of protest
West, form erly; was made when scores of the
ranchers seized the Alabama waste
gntes, 60 miles south of Bishop,
jja a ,,------and opened them, allowing the
j y settlers to »r- | stream , to flow into the parched
jnd orchards. Now | t,e(j 0f the Owens River.
(rted into the Lo3
The valley is approxim ately too
jet to supply the miJes long and varies in vtidth
. gb mile* tuuth- j rom fjvc to fifteen miles. I t has
a population of P,000. including the
V valley declare four principal town:' Lon? Pine,
arbitrary methods independence, Big Pine snd Bishop.
I .w say, later prov
id e d by the city of
I Instead of the re
lic t, the city anI'to build an aqueduct
I water southward.
E ar years of drought
L the first land ac
idly negotiated with
[fights along canals
[ ind soon obtained
L of one of the larger
k Its waters were
pme aqueduct, leaving
cchcs arid.
it, generated through
end a climax the night
R'24. when 40 or 50
imited the huge coniin, near the first
&ir at Haiwee, No
made, however, nnd
■deftly placed, failed
t aqueduct m aterially.
The Ilihle, according to its title
Sv5^h*,as printetl by Christopher
rroschauer in 1529. Four years
before that time the first section
or the volume, which i.t in six
sections, was printed. The text
C0!VpiIt‘l by Zwingli and severn! other preachers of Zurich
who were associated with him,
nnd n greater part of the German
text fWas translated from the l u tin '
by Martin Luther. The Bible, according to historians, a t the time
oi its publication corresponded to
the popu.ur priced editions of tonay.
iwo «f thv features of the book
are tin- illustrations of the nrrnngtmi at „f !)„. text. For exnmple th, Hook <{ Act ■is placed
a fter th. I ; i-tle of St. Paul, instead of before as is the case in
printing the present-day Bibles.
The ma.i >riv. of the illustrations
NOW OPEN
THE ALTAMONTE HOTEL
Landm ark To Be
Saved For Future
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FLA.,
' J
Between Sanford and Orlando. Our Twentieth Season
Magnificent location. 27 acres in grounds, boriteririjf
two lakes. Golf, te n n is , orange grove. etcM ail free to
guests.
Fine orchestra, cuisine and service excellent. Select
family hotel. Rates very mncWate.
GEO. E. HATES & SON— Owners and Proprietors.
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ADVERTISEMENTS TELL YOU WHAT
MANGE OF BUSINESS IS DOING FOR YOU.
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W E W IS H E V E R YONF
A V E R Y M E R R Y CHRISTMAS
A HAPPY
&1com m issio n
basis.
sion ia undergostantial devclopertising.
This is our heartiest wish to our mam
patrons and friends in Sanford.
this be one of the happiest d a p
have known and may the com
pear bring heaps of such happy
SALES AGENTS
BETTER PIJRNiTUF
ORLAmrUKUJA
�im HERAi;
E SIXTEEN
Seaweed Considered
New Invention
Delicacy In Japan
Saves Millions
Florida Needs Sanatarium
For Treatment Of White j
Plague, Says State Doctor
■rf
—
JACKSONVILLE, Dee. 24,—(ff) come stage* between production ar.d
—Among the most pressing nevus consumption. I t is a question th at
of Floriua are r. sanatorium for the affect . , everyone of u , and .vc
by the Florida S tate Board of
Health.
Tuberculosis is a major problem
Prevention for Children
of health ia the state of Florida , “Wc need sanatorium:*. to care
and in the South generally due to for both white and negro patients,
the large proportion of negro pop where the patients ta n lie taught
ulation, Dr. A nns declares.
! how to live to protect themselves
Education, arsorts the health of nnd others, where the advanced
ficer, ranks "first in the system of cases may be given cl! concert
preventing the spread of any dis and pleasure possible.
ease nnd cspcc.aily tuberculosis.
“ We need preventoria for there
He calls attention to the education are many children in families that
al campaign that is now being wa are potential cates who if proper
ged by the Florida Public Health ly cared for may he protected.
Association, successor to the Anti“ It must be borne in mind that
tuberculosis Association, and urg childhood is the period of life in
es that all persons buy the C hrist which the great m ajority of tuber
mas seals from the association and cular cases occur nnd preventoria
aid to some extent to furthering are a splendid form of insurance
the educational program of health and we should also add a sound
in this state.
economic investment ns well as a
“ We frequently receive letters hum anitarian policy.
from within and without the state
“ As soon as possible the state
asking where our state sanatorium board of health will utilize the ser
for tuberculosis is located,” snid vices of one of the medical officers
Dr. Arms, “nnd we must reply who has had special training in the
that we have none.
diagnosis and treatm ent of tuber
“Tuberculosis is a major prob culosis, to assist in the diagnosis
lem not only in this state but in of early nnd obscure cases and the
iraetically all the southern states, education of the public and mem
t is a thoroughly demonstrated bers of families where cases exist.
fact that the negro population fu r Thin step will aid in the preven
nishes a greater number of deaths tion of the spread of the disease.
per 1,000 than does the white pop
“The Florida Public Health As
ulation in the same locnlity. This sociation, successor to the Antibeing the case those states hav Tubcm dosis Association, a volun
ing the largest percentage of neg tary agency, is now engaged in
ro population have a relatively an educational campaign looking
higher death rate from this dis toward the establishment of a san
ease than those states with a rel atorium for tubercular patients in
atively small negro population. this state. The object of the state
Nor must it he forgotten that any wide sale of Christman seats is to
communicable disease among one
section of the population affects gather funds to further this cause
the entire population of that hicnlily.
1921 Deaths 1.0.*, I
“ In Florida in 192-1 there were
1,051 deaths from tuberculosis of
which 157 were white and 597 neg- j
rocr. While it is impossible to give
the exact percentage of population
in, 1921, tiie exact figures for 1920,
when the federal census was taken,
show that CO per cent of the pop
ulation was white and 24 per cent
negroes. The tremendous increase
f
TOKYO, lice. 21.—(/P)—Seaweed
in Jupan is a dinner delicacy—
Kurils 01 Per Cent for the Japanese.
In fact, the
harvesting c f seaweed is ono of
Japan’s large industries.
Of the many species of the
weed, gathering from the bottom
of the sea, the Japanese Tangle
(Lnminari Jnponica) is m ost pop
ular because of its flavor and re
freshing taste. This weed grown
abundantly in th e cold seas off
Hokkaido and is harvested during
the summer months. The yearly
harvest off Hokkaido alone is es
tim ated a t 200,000,000 pounds.
While this seaweed is relatively
cheap, food chem ists claim it is
very nutritious and contains much
“ Vitamin© A," the food clement
lacking in polished rice.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2I.-(,B>—lb • fort ign colony has given rise to n
thriving industry new to China—
the milk business,
Jersey cow . have been im portnl
i nnd the v.aier-buffnlo, heretofore
a more beat c f burden, hna besn
■ettt& osful crossed with European
1___
l r»said
ft* »S... N.
V Au-Young,
i*— direc
breeds,
tor-general of the Chinese hurt* ru
•jf economic information, who has
Icon sojourning here.
Chinese children fo r centuries
have been weaned on softened rice
and even today milks in drunk
only by children of the wealthy
classes and butter consumed only
by the foreigners.
“A large percentage of the milk
used in the European concossior.r
comes from the cross-bred cows,"
Au-Young declared. “ It is of line
quality; high in b u tter-fat content.
But milk is still a luxury among
Loans
MONEY AVAILABLE
For First Mort
Consult age Loans on Liberal \ HuiUon
in firat when in the mttVrl for
Maxnoll*. Ki Second
A. l \ CONNELLY & W *
’>*♦ * ♦ ♦ ••
AUDITS SYSTEMS TAXES
Jacksonville, Tampa, Miami, Sanford, Vi
Palm Beach, Daytona Beach.
CENTRAL FLORIDA OFFICE
KISSES AWAY TEA US
B ag Pipe Returns
A s Jazz Instrument
W A SHI NGTO N—“I’m sea red.
won’t you take me in your lap,"
a tiny cripple, asked Mrs. Coolidge
when
a flashlight flared as she
GLASGOW, Dec. 21.—UP)—'The
bag pipe, which was threatened was making n Chrin.nias tour of
hospital. She kissed away the
for a while last spring when an atears
and the tot smiled.
American jazz, operetta introduced
the saxophone to Scotland, has
come back into its own.
The hag pipe was recently intro
duced in a jazz band here and in
this new role has been going strong
ever since. Unly larg e men are
engnged as jazz bag pipe players
liecnuii! of the necessity of hav
ing individuals with an enormous
lung expansion who are capable
of keeping pace with the saxophone
nnd double quick time.
317-318 F irst National Bank Bldg
“Bow-legs are a sign of cour
age," says a scientist. They cer
tainly are if their owner wears an
up-to-date skirt.—New York Am
erican.
SEVILLE, Spain—It is not ns
pleasant on the ram parts of Se
ville ju st now as the song in “Car
men" would indicate. Floods due
to httivy rains have driven some
people from their homes and many
olive groves are under w ater.
Sanford, Florida.
S. G. GRAY, RESIDENT MANAGER
and in at least two counties, Dade
and Hillsboro ,to establish a pre
ventoria.
The returns from tnese seals
will not build cither a sanatorium
or a preventorium but these funds
will asist in the education of the
public to the necessity for the
work along this line."
SEASON’S
joys ami t h e Ji
M
new year much v
iff
prosperity
is $
our wish to our many f riends and patrons.
j
T H IS M EA N S, W E T A K E , T O
WISH E V E R Y O N E A V E R Y
H O LID A Y
TOM ORROW
G R E E T IN G S
DEPA RT
FROM T H E D A IL Y R O U T IN E
OF COM M ERCE T H A T EA CH
riends and Customers
C O -W O R K E R
MAY
E N JO Y
C H R ISTM A S T O T H E FU LL
EST E X TEN T.
We sincerely appreciate the
confidence you have shown
toward us during1 the past
year, and arc grateful for the
greatly increased patronage
which we have enjoyed.
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W W
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THE SANFORD
DAY, Dec. 24, 1625.
VALUE Daytona Beach To
Tbo contractor announced that YJ!tyD? f Cincinnati. Ham ilton Coun- Section J9, Tow n ship 19 South.
bo has had revival offers from }: * s ,a i e of Ohio, If »al«| corpiira- It,UK" 3« East In the Sanford
Grant, lylnu North of ,St. Gertrude
n'V ,"nK(?r
would-be puren-u’ers of the home !n,V
anil to. earh
, v ,ar- 7“ I^Kal
.entity,
..
Avenue, let* beainnlnir at the !n... . nnd
---------o f. M M
u u TlnK
aml( o r,,- t-r.se,tlo
while won-men were Dying the mer stockholder*
n of the West tin a of th e
foundation, but says that he wit*,
,a.n y ,,r “ H " f s a i d f o r t t i n Sanford Grant with the South lin e
- t o c k h n l d e n , h e d e a d , t o all par of the S W ' i nf said S-etion J9.
not sell until it is read / for occu 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 such run thence North ! j d ecrees E ast
pancy. The iirust is tn he situated d e c e a s e d f o r m e r s t o c k h o l d e r s , a s alontt the Grnnt line 11 chains,
,'loTl*.rr *■ k ranters or as'oth- thence South t t degrees Ja minutes.
DAYTONA BEACH, Dec. 24.— one-half block :tom the Dixie highFast, 7 chains, thence South IS d eAn extensive home construction
hrees J9 Inches West t j chain*,
program was launched yesterday poseu D aytona S n ores gulf c o u r s e .1Ht'd to any and all other persona thence West 1 chain to the point of
beRlnnlng;
Mr. UlamptaT, h i l j i , , o p .,,.
'IT,
a t Daytona Shores by J. Blampied,
and to any and all other persons
Dedham, Mass., contractor and
whose name* are unknown, ciatnibuilder, it was announced by E m
ltiK any rinhl. title or Interest In
.<:"untv ..f st-mlnole, State „t and to the
‘ Ho
‘ herein above d e s
lands
erson W. Chaillo, general m ana p rogram to be announced soon uncribed
or any part or parcel there
Of D » * o n . | ! S S V " l l i K I
g e r and development director of * > tlK
of.
. . T r a c t No. l. All that p a r t of See.
Shores, it was said:
U Is hereby ordered that yon
th e townsite.
Township 19 South. IUntrr and each of you bo and appear b e
Mr. Blampied started his large
-n E a s t In the Sanfnnl G ram . ly. fore our said Circuit Court at tho
crew of workmen cn the erection
P,ou,h ot *he ntKht-of-W ay of Court House, at Sanford. Florida,
on the tth day o f January A. U.
of a $2C,oOO stucco home on Ave I\ ? V J v L ,.!u ', , T ***»»'h t o r T im the Uranue nett railw ay.
Trart
No. 2. IleuInnlnK at the H H , nnd then nnd there m ilt s a n
i i r f l V , , . J l , , , r ' »»• r i i t r i i t
nue La Vista, in one of the m ost
N ortheast corner of
Section
I ‘ swer to the bill of complaint ex, ow n sh lp 19 South, itnnce 20 l:a,t. l.lhlted aealnst you m this cause.
beautiful parts of the Cause way L r r itv
,
*'or.NTv. i s < i! v>- ron
th. nee South CIO feel, thence
11 Is further ordered that this o r
U nit. As soon as plans can be
” p* t 5-1n feel. thence South ' 13 C der ho publish c l In The Sanford
completed and m aterials delivered, M. M. Smith.
I- et more or less to St. Gertrude Herald, a newspaper published In
A venue thence W est
atonic the Sanford. Semlmdo County, Florida,
the contractor will construct a sc
Complainant.
/ "r*b Bne of St. Uertrude At-nue once »nck week for four con secu
ries of a t least 11 more residences,
to t h e West line of East half „f tive weeks.
n , 1 !*’rl<,a
"ltd Hi-Vi lop- •f® Northeast q u a r te r of satit »ec.
it was said.
WITNESS m y hand ami the seal
The residence, designed by Fol- m in t Company, u Corporation, *t tion W. th.nce North to the North
li-ie
o
f
sal,|
Section
2>,
thence
lias:
g cr Johnson. Daytona Shores a r
Defendants.
to th e beplnnlng.
chitect, is of Italian Renaissance
vtT,ri‘c' N *- 3- The NWU „ f , tll.
si
IT
TO
tU
IKT
TIT
1
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architecture. It nestles between a
NK % S*i |lon 25. Townuhlp 10
CITATION
It.irjKi' 20 Halt.
group of m agnificent palms nnd •rt , ., ’ f"rnj‘'r stockholders of
. Tr" ft.N " . I All of the 8 W ' i of
h ’r*da I-a nit anil Drvt-Iop- .the
m agnolias. The plans w eri shortN
K
'i of Section 29. Towti.hlp
____1 one_ #_
_ L *to~ save _a Li,
mn rv
, 1* ...... ' ompany, a corporation orened
foot
huge
oak
ganlxioi under the law s of
the 19 South. Uamte Jo Hast, b ins
tree cn the lot, so profuse is the stnt,
S la te ..f Ohio having Its principal , North of St. Certrmlc Avenue.
A r.lL KSTATII —INYKATMKNTa
natural landscaping in th a t sect
Ce ana I’lac« ot business lit the
T r a ct No. 1. All of tho N W ‘, of
Lobby Puleiton-DrumU
ion.
Sanford
Yesterday Mr. Blampied purch
ased a number of lots in the DixieOrmond section—th e second unit
i . -f'” 1 , *,r Oisaer."
of Daytona Shores—on which he
s i d e C u r t a i n s F u r A ll M a k e s of
plans to build other homes.
AND
C urs
Have Homes Built
[ESTAR
By Northern Men
BY DEATH
. Are At A Loss To
E’Whv The Public
V y To See A
ior On The Screen
jp , Cal.. Dec. 24.—
public will pny
tj a dr ail man’s books,
l nun’s ploys or h e a r a
! music, nr.d yet in v a r ifrt-jrn the ncting of a
\h.< has disci, is a quospcrplexes motion pic-
poriiinj: it is w h e n
j,'red that the a v e r a g e
Ittr sees the liv i n g b ody
actor, but on ly the
L f that K ‘i.v upon the
Lt when n screen ce lc b b J , his other s e l f u p on
S 't ™ .
,rora,1"!
p r Z r ,^ ^
buricti, too, ju st as ef! # tL_
|t items, as if the actor
Juloid counterpart had
!fa the same coffin,
hr. Bunny, the popular
l early movie days, died
(height of his fam e it
■j as a foregone concluf o il* of Vitagrapb, the
fjjjfh had featured him in
ductions, th a t his moimmortality was ns_ death they thought
When Sidney Drew diet! an a t
artunity to demonstrate
m> miracle—the power tem pt was made to continue show
films to make a man ing the delightful comedies of m a r
unit the grave, as real, ried life In which he and Mrs. Drew
I d his audiences as if he
had risen to popularity. The a t
public dropped John tem pt failed.
i emphatic suddenness,
Sim ilar were the experiences
ny found Bunny's plc- with Harold
Lockwood, Olive
a drug on the m arket.
Thomns,
Jack
Bickford’s
wife, and
»d; the papers had said
w
ith
Wallace
Reid—invariably
the
m fans declined to pay
re the shadow of a man public rejecting films which, had
y of them had ever seen the featured stare been nllve, would
sh. His pictures died have run on and on until the cellu
loid wore out.
,‘h° V“li
W°n:'".'pd b”S"S
Earie T. Field
e f the Circuit Court of the Seventh
Judicial Circuit of the State of I
Florida. In and for Seminole Coun
ty, on this the tnd day of Decem.
V. K. DOUGLASS,
her. A. D. 192S.
Clerk of the Circuit Court of the
Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida.
In and for Seminole County.
Uy; A. M. w f . c k s .
Deputy Clerk.
(SEAL)
DeCOTTES * SPENCER.
Solicitors and of Counsel for tho
Complainant.
Dec. 3.10.17.21.31
IS A TIME OLD SAYING THAT WE WISH
EACH OF OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
" e Trim the Car
GASOLINE, ELECTRIC and STEAM LAUNCHES
SAIL and ROW BOATS
Honls nnd Motors Repaired
Catalogue Specifications and Prices On application
Mt. Dorn, Florida
Highest
Quality
IDEAL BRANDS have led the State for thirty years. Order early and
avoid delays caused by congested freight conditions.
SERVICE ORGANIZATION AVAILABLE TO
VEGETABLE GROWERS
We offer to the vegetable growers of Florida, through our subsidiary,
Florida Agricultural Supply Company, the services of Dr. M. D. Leonard,
an Entemologist and Plant Pathologist of higli repute. If troubles nrisc in
the field, tell us about them and we will give you the most up-to-date mrthod of .control Our price list No. 29 will be sent upon request.
Wilson
&
Toomer Fertilizer Company
MANUFACTURERS OF IDEAL FERTILIZERS
Jacksonville, Florida
Model Trim Co.
Do.Ur fisrnar I. >>., Tl, l t
-Builder of-
Ideal Fertilizers
A M ERRY CH RISTM A S
A H A P P Y NEW Y E A R
WISE BOAT WORKS
PAUL R. FORBES, Mgr., Sanford Branch.
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I t c h u l l l nm l S r c n n i l l l a n i l T , p c u r l l r r s
s v s T rs is
IN C O M E T A X
IN V E S T IG A T IO N S
E i c r > l h li i K
obertson, W illiam s and Monahan
TUELL & SMITH
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
a Sun I h M a i n St.
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In O f llr r .M nrhlncs
OFFICE MACH INKS
I ' h n u r 1.137,
O rtnndn
Crntrnl Arradr ItldK.
—and in far-distant Countries— wherever word of
marvelous
Florida
lias
reached— the
unrivalled
Ormond-Dnytona Beach is known and famed.
A Subdivision—a Townsile
We have clone our best to give every custom
er Service and Quality Merchandise, and
hope the future will only prepare a way for
fronts, for nearly two and one-half miles a por
tion of this same famous Beach. The OrmondDaytona Beach, with the exception of the break
at Mosquito Inlet, continues un-intorrupted and
of a similar expansiveness and gradual slope, for
nearly twenty miles south of New Smyrna Beach,
and gives to tills ideal TOWNS1TE development
and attractiveness as a homesitO and place of re
sort that is second to none.
belter service on our part and satisfaction on
yours—
me of the great attractions o f'tic world
WE T H A N K Y O U FOR YOUR
D O N ’T MISS IT!
PA TRO NA GE
for reservation for f ree trip by Bus
McKinnon-Markwood
- 'nwvnRPoo uTi n
AGENTS
’Furnishers To Men Who Know’
Sanford,
Fla.
Augustine, Ormond Beach, D aytona Beach (3) New Smyrna, New Smyrna Beach,
mi, Miami Beach, DeLand, Sunford, Orlando, Brooksvllte, Tampa and St. Petersburg,
WE COVER FLORIDA REAL ESTATE LIKE THE SUNSHINE"
To Everyone a Merry Christmas
and Happy Newyear
�-
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■k
192
IH T E E N
t*r and In arvordanco w it h th e vwovlaton* i>f law, the annual m eetin g
of the Ptnckhnldora of the S em i
nole Beviirllb'* Coinpuny w ill lie
hehl at the office o f the Company.
In the City of Sjnforil. Florida, on
UNIVERSITY OP FLORIDA. the U th day of January. 192G. nt
of nlnt' oVtnck A M.. for
Dec. 24.—(/P)—Edgar Jones, enp- the
..... hour
. f conehlerlna aurh
the
purpo»e <
ta in of tho 1925 University of Flo- mntNr* n« may lie hrptll lit lii-fi r.-
Edgar Jones Leaves
For Big Coast Game
f
rida "FFiirhtine
ators" and
ami all-l*
. n,i»
. the nth day of Peremighting G
G ators"
n il-■ 1-.
aoutbern qunrterblTck. left here to t .r. 1923.
join "Navy Bill* Ingram ’s all-LastSMITH.
President.
c m eleven, which is scheduled t o ‘ Atl,.„,.
m eet an all-western machine in an <• i». r o i v i l . Secretary,
annual East-W est clash in Cali*. — -----------------fornia, Dec. 2d.
i |> t i i r « i n n r r c m h t ii f t i i i :
Jofies’ acceptance came a fter he, SKVKNTll n i i i m i , t in t i i r
had been nsured that the game
vV'MiV<iVr 'V n t v i \
't V V i i 'n '1
was for charity .and that the line
ilm i'
c o t\r \. •'
ups would be composed of amn- M M. Smith,
teurs, instead of professionals. He
r n ot/inant
has already refused several flat- T1.. , |,.r i.|:i l i n i ' n l ifv rlap m rn t
terlng offers to play professional
• "otnimoy, t Porporntlon
D-fondotile
football this year.
M IT T.l «tt II.T
i t i .i :
The game i- to be spom.i od by
CITAT Id .
Shrtaer-. and will be plrved for
To the IT r!d i l . f t i l nml P c V f h
thp benefit of the Childs* Hospital optUetil
t\»mpiny a
ration
of 3an Francisco.
It b ein g made t o appear to thlu
1
\
X otlrr of Ann mil >1rr fln c «f SI or!iluiliipr* nf
9KMIMU.In
HIM uk c i IUTIKH
I M M , « i N F tm it . t i m t i DA.
NOTICK
IS III HIHHV HI VFN
Tnnt In pumunno* Willi (III- Char-
L I.-}
f
M
Court t h a t Sum m ons
In Chancer)
ford. Florida, nn the tth day of
has been heretofore Issued direct 29. thohcc North to the North line January A. P. I92C. and then and
«*d to you. and that the .Sheriff of •>f uald Section 29, thence Hast to there m a k e answer to the hill of
8* mlnole County, Florida, Inis made iko beginning.
Tract No. 3. The .VWU of the complaint exhibited again st you In
return that sam e cannot he served
cause.
29. Township 19 this
o w I iik to >oor f a i l u r e to «dect o f NKH o f Section
i t Is further ridered that this
ficers tir appoint agents. «ir to linve South, Itange so Hast.
Order
In The Sanford
Tract No. t. All of the StV'i of Herald,hea published
v ithln thi S tair of Florida, nn t«Cnewspaper published In
Peer or agent upon whom tiriK‘i-«s the NK'4 Section 29. Township 19 Sanford. Seminole County. D o t ids.
could he served, nm! that y o u r of- South, lionise so Hunt. lying North once each w . . k for four consecu
f St. i;.ot in,|.. Aienue.
llc-rs and nKeiits are unknown.
w eeks.
Tract N„. a
All of the NWU . tive
Therefore,
you.
The
FI .rlda
WITNFSS the Honorable J. J
if s - e t u .n 29. Township 19 South. ! Dickinson.
I.
nnd nnd Ifevelupment C o ' .pant
Judge of the Circuit
0 c r p o r a t lo n . named us ilrfmil.iRt Thing* 30 Hast In the Sanford 1Court of the Seventh Judicial ClrIrani, lying N inth of St. Gertrude tult o f the State of Florida, In and
In t i e ahoVe und foregoing cause itven
ue. K-m beginning nt them1 ■riding In thi n h iv r slv'eti d e;rl i . i - etlon of th.' '.Vest line of the for Seminole County, on t i l s the
A. D. 1923.
li iti'. a proc -din g to estald lsn and B Ilford G r tn t with the South line 2nd day of December
J. DICKINSON.
of the N W U o f raid Section 29. Judge of the J.Circuit
«|Ui*l th e title to the folio v ln g «!
Court of the
rrthid lards In Semi unlit Cotit.'v. run thence North 23 degrees Fast
alon g the Grant line 15 chains, Seventh Judicial Circuit of Florida,
Florida, to tvit.
Trart No. 1.— All that part of thence South t t degrees SO minutes In nml for Seminole County.
Section :o, Township
19 South, Fast 7 chains, thence South t* d e.
II. itu tr 2n Past
In the Sanford green 20 m inutes. West 13 chains, (SHAM
iSront. lying B uth of the liiitht- thence West 1 chain to the point of DeCOTTKS A 8PRXCER.
o f-U ’ay of ill.i Orange Ilelt r .tt- lu'itlnnlng: are required to he nnd Solicitor* and of Council for the
way.
said
Circuit Complainant.
Tract No 2. lvclnnlr.it nt the appear before our
Dee. 3 10-17-21-21
Vnrthe i .| re:
, f Section
*9. Court nt the Court House at San
Totvnsh'p I'> South. Itanac so i:«-t
run ilu-n.
‘Tilth rr.o feet, tlioncV. *-,j
... feej. i i.-u.-i South VIJ.I
feet tnori •ir lc»- to St. Gertrude
\v r n iii thei
.
a lo n g thr
mJfC
North line of St Gertrud* A venue
to th e West line o f Hast h alf o f the
N '”then»t Quarter o f said acclltm
U:
1
'>
i
E extend to you our hearty
good wishes for a Merry
Christm as, and Health, Happ
inc.ss
and Prosperity through the New
Y ear.
W
CHRISTMAS
D 7H C Z5
A ltorncy-'it-l »»
Will practice in all the c.-urt*
Examination of Abstracts I Lane
Titles given especittl gttontlnt
Offices in Court House
#K» t llf’i*
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GOLF CLUBS FOR
J.G.SIIAKON
ill
mm 9
P-S-V’ -
Complete line of Golf Clubs, Bags and
Balls can be secured to fit each individu
al from your Local Professional at
O.vr EO-P AT IM K—0 X E HI:N DKED
HER CENT DRESS SHOE
TRY
Seminole Feed Compm
COUNTRY CLUB
— A t—
la a prescription for
Colds, Grippe. Mu. Dengue.
Bilious Fever and Malaria
H O PK IN S SHOE SHOP
1| kills thi u r r n v
Snnfcrd Avenue
&
VALDEZ HOTEL
l*tiro|» riiti
A nnfufi)^
i
M l MT
l.fin lllitf lli i f r l
IV. U A I I M : I I .
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MERRY CHRISTMAS
ARA • _n<
WE WISH TO oXVRK.-S OUR SIN
CERE APPRECIATION FOR THE
PATRONAGE WE HAVE ENJOY
ED l RING THE PAS F YEAR.
.
MAY ALL OUR FRIENDS EN
JOY 'i HIS ( HRIS >M \S TO THE
FULLEST I 1 NT \ ' 1) FIND A
NEW YEAR FU
W Uril PROS! FIFTY.
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HE YULETIDE Season com es im partially to all
Christiandom bringing new b lessin g s to palace
and hovel, to the one, m aybe, rare and splendid
g ifts, to the other o ffe r in g s clad in shoddy fin
ery. But whether it be palace or. hovel th at home is rich- "
est where abides the Spirit o f the Time. So in that Spir
it Happiness and Good W ill, th at should, everywhere
hold forth, we extend to all th e hope o f a
T
r l n it
l l c
f i i S
f i <
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2 i S ’?'cS'nS 't £ 5 '. t j b & i S i I D v i T i 1-5•;F , -j i
m
Merry Christmas
and a
v
H ap p y N ew Y ear
Ol The* Season
A nd Bus1 \v h' c '
of
W-'~
t /*
l Y? . K
•f 4:
v •
fllT
t e r ? Christmas
I
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May we continue k> serve 1cm in 0
M
future as in the past.
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iiardware
Hill Implement Co.
Churchw
-SELL IT FOR LESS
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T fin S/VNFOPD HERALD. THURSDAY. n f
Nravo ntnl husband. Cvurifc . l l w ^
It Is furtln
ordered that t
0F EMBARGO n rj N ca v o ; J i i r p n Wo^funt I'll'.-1.' r, order
•
1
llsrdld. a •
i*e- | i : J , l i .<* ,t |.
nml y l f * . Kmtly Auun- :.i Tixkt-r; Sanford, Hm:h
♦V jnty, Flofida
JUMpii W oirtyd Tiu'kur. TriiMtw. on; > #
ft? 11mi* tuji/it’Cii*
ikuuucl T. tlVrt w eed ...
1 ih» principal tlu.-i Ailainlh, Tru*-
NINETEEN
;.I||
icrida were a s•vith m em bers
f i l l e r m ethod s
iffic con gestion
~ number o f
and finally an
. jhip m enti.
r nr m u
im e t i r
n il r u n
i \ e ii a n -
, and w ife,
aid Chau*
t Isabella
hvi d'aiul,
.1
i »‘.i
v.ifc. Wmflj
, Wofford
h Adams,
itet'rnvoy ;
fet E | l -
,;r,i n. Alien
Allen:
mift.i
Council f
j tau CumpUants,
DON’T FORGET THAT WE
liave complete new and Fresh Stocl
TITI.H
,j
H f C r i U r V l l l t i-l ! >
- :• a
Wife. Kllxjt J. . h auu , ■i:i ; Ku ■..■.ml
l>. Atlt-n ami win*
«;!• i:. A ll.:
Mrs. I.' j ]I o Thra*h*r, uim ...
. ti.< 1
-----■---- 'nir;iK>.-r. whom) CUrm- Uoui.tj, „„ t„...
ttuti n nnif In n. ;;no«n: Cnrrl« J.
Slngrutulcr: 3. M. Feb wart*. claim* comber, A. 1>. , j
Inn. Iiii> n u t s tinder :.ny and nil M
raid dcci-nrtd ilrf>*n'!anix In nnil I**
the tundn
In ri inuftcr ilencrtbrit;
anil in nil p o n o iu i and
parti**!
claim I?ur |uter«*t* utul r J. 11. Mu-!
gru m lcr ’ilcci-mn-tl, m heir*. ilc-,
v Irocs trrniu* • .1, i>r n« otliur claim -)
anl*. or uthrrwl*.' In .and to th»*
lands h ere in a fter di icrlhr-d; and to
nny and all other pc.-Kon* w hun'
r.atnea nro unk now n, rlaliuhiu a n y ’
right, tltl • or Intercut Iti and t‘».
those certain lots, tract*, or par*
l'Ic* o f land situ ate, ly in g and bo*
Imc In th*> City o f Sanford, County I
of S em in o le and State ol Florida,
more particu larly descriLed a* fol
lows. t o -w lt :
T ract N«>. 1.—Tli.. South Onc-litdf;
of Lot Tv. , o . of IHocU
S is ( 6 ), of Chapman and T ucker's.
Addition to Sr.nforil, are 'rilin ' to
plat th e r e o f recorded in r i a l Hook ’
I. p a c e 21. of the public rceorda n t )
Semlnotc County. I'lnridu.
Tract No.
Tin* North O ne-halft
( N ' i ) of |..,t T w o 42), of lllock SIX
10). o f Chuiiraan and T u ck er’* Adilltlnli to S an fo.d . a : par pint th e re
of recorded In H a t Hook l, page i
2t. ol the puldlc record* nf
nil*
note County, Florida, and t" any ;
and a ll i tlier person* w h o se nem os
a ’ , u n k n o w n , claim ing any right,
litte or Inti r it In r.nd to the hinds i
IterHnnliove descrllicd or a n y .part .
or pnre.d tin re ,{.
. il l:t h e r e b y nrdeved that you and
each of y u !>■ and appear* before
out circ u it Court at th e Court
llo.Me at Hanford. Florida. «n the
4th d ay o f January, A. 1>. 1U2C. |
niul then and there m ake an sw e r
108 Siinfnrd
to the M1I of com p lain t exh ib ited '
again st you In thl* cause.
Irrufl i f l*
. M \ v »:ki
iv p c ir
Mr*.
V |,,, . Christina
* Cirri'- J- Mn-
fhunrt*. nutl
llir Ul»nV* UHTX1*
■a. and If idth-,| ilofeniUMita
: iuirs. devise a.
claimant* under
.f the fo llow in g
• \ to-wlt: NVII-
I wife. Ullsn J.
Chapman. Trus*
alu-lhi chapm an
Groceries.
Our Prices are right
ice! specials for Friday and Sat
We will deliver on Saturday.
C R E N S H A W ’S
Ave
Next to SeMUte
To each and every one, whether you
have honored us with your patron
age or not, we extend our cordial re53
i
*
membrance and our best wishes for
a Merry Christinas.
ns and F riers, Buck and Roe Shad. All kirn
r Fish. O rder your C hristm as Turkey now,
uid Salt Wa
ORLANDO
SANFORD
Phone 478-W
Sanford Avenue
T h e banks of the city hereby agree to rema
li! 9 o’clock Thursday evening Dec. 24th
main closed Christmas Day, Dec. 25th, Sai
26lh and until Monday morning, Dec. 28lh,
hour of opening.
Request for currency, pay roll reejuiremen ts, transfer of
funds ancl all other banking requirements ?•hould he attended to prior to closing 1 hursday evenin
M AY H A PPIN ESS AND PR O S
P E R IT Y
BE Y O U R S
CHRISTM A S
AND
TUP
IN THE
NEW Y E A R
First National Bank
Bv F. P. Forster, President
Seminole County Bank
!s the Wish We Extend Tc
Our Friends and Patrons
By Forrest Lake, President.
Sanford Bank & Trust Conq
By J. M. Marshall
The Outlet
�the
SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. Per. 21. 1925
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LOANS
\nnouncem nts for 1926
s A N FOR D \S
R ESIDE NT IA L MA STM R PI EC E
Opening of Second Section o f Fort Mellon—
prices decidedly low— reservations now being ne
SECTION TWO
A Splendid Investm ent Opportunity
At a 10'. Pre-Development Discount!
ccpted.
Beautiful
new
homes— Spanish
Bungalows
and Emdish Colonials—Commodious and indivi
duality supreme.
Make Your R eservations Now
K night & MacNeill
Among our offerings of Business Property
and acreage unusual values are found.
KEALTOltS
107-101) South Park Avenue
I'lionc 720
R. O. BRINKMAN
Mgr. Realty Dept.
MRS. SAM II. CAMPBKLI
MRS. J. M. LeMOINE
Salesladies.
A. P. CONNELLY & SONS
Phone 18
Magnolia At Second
INVESTM ENTS
LOANS
SO Acres, quarter mile from city lim its, fin e sub-division
property, $500 per acre; one fourth cash; one fourth an
nually with interest at 8%.
70 Acres on Marquette St., one mile from city limits.
Price $300 per acre; third cash; third annually with in
terest at 8' r .
37 Acres adjoining Twin Lakes, beautiful lake frontage,
property high and vailing with beautiful oak trees; 5
acre orange grove; less than a mile from Country Club
Golf Course. Price $1,000 per acre; third cash; third
annually.
10 Acres celery land in Eureka Hammock. E xcellent
quality hammock land unimproved. Price $250 per acre;
half cash; balance arranged.
•10 Acres celery land near Lake Jessup, all Hammock.
Price $175 per acre cash.
Some Rare Bargains In Lots
7 1j Acre grove, excellent condition, three m iles from
Sanford. Price §6,500; term s $2,500 cash; balance one
and two years. Fruit paid 25% net on this purchase
price this season.
Lot in Grandview Avenue in Rose Court only $2,500.00
$500 down.
Corner lot. eastern exposure, on Magnolia Avenue
$2,025, with easy terms.
REALTORS
Four lots on West Third Street.
$1,500.00 each.
THE HOWARD CORPORATION
Paving paid in
Phone 72
Masonic Bid
REALTORS
Three lots on Palmetto Ave. $0,000.00, with good
terms.
Sales A gents For
M cCALL& FOX
he Firm Substantial
Phone 715
A Country Club Property of Lakes and Hills
1ST Acres, 15 *n drove. 10 acres cleared, balance in beautiful pines,
This would make fine subdivision as it is near present Corporate limits,
i rice and terms reasonable.
5 Acres, all in celery, nice 5 room house, barn and equipm ent. Price
$ s,500.00 including crop.
15.7 Acres, 5 tiled and in celery. 099 ft. facing Sanford A venue.
Price $0,000.00 including crop. Easy terms.
5 Acres, nice <» room collage. 3 Vi in celery, 1 other crops.
including equipm ent, $8,000.00. Good term s.
Price
10 Acres, tiled and in celery, w ith all equipm ent. For price, terms,
etc., see us.
Christmas Bargains
1,000 Acres,
BALDWIN & BROWN
* acre.
Phono 88
35 acres on road from Sanford to Orlando, fronting
577 feet on Sanford Avenue. 2.0 to feet on Onoro St.,
the most suitable tract of land for Sub-division, »lose
in around Sanford. A Genuine Bargain.
.to acres «>l l.ake trout property ■
miles out, near Paolu road at $000 per
Host lake front property in Seminole
10,500 Acres. $20,00 per acre
915 Acres, $25.00 per acre.
Rest Buy
See Mr. Richardson and It l him show you tin
tracts, it will cost you nothing to look.
i l l Meisch Hiiildin
2PJ Mcisch Buildini
THRASHER & E A R N E R
If you are
looking around for n
house that you want to call home,
and you realize how fruitless rent
ing is, let us show you the most a t
tractive home we have for sale.
711 Palmetto Avemu
Terms Right.
t 1.000 CilNtl.
iii-r month.
I
ft. f.n-ltij: K:eit mi Hate
' " • • t i I'Mli ami I lilt Htreul*.
I I'fum r.-axiMialtlf.
,
Acreage, l.ll.sme.-s.
Residential Properlit
Seminole County.
THE WHITE REALTY COMPANY
fm-inti
Hill Hltvrfi,
L iA iu 'i
iu * a iit» r
Telephone 7 1 1
Room S, Garner-Woodruff Rid
Salesm an— E. T. Muure
JtcTl • t i l e d — III
11ci.OUU. 13011(1 t-ualt.
t■h ' I i ii : r.iix t *.i\, Ha
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DUBOSE & HOLLER
Established 1910
Lot on Sanford Avenue. u; | , ite Ro c Court,
for tjniek sale .
. $2,250
•> A cres
Lot in Ft. Mellon, East front, a real pick
up, for .......
$1,825
Acreage on Country Club Road, with plenty of
Lake frontage.
3 lots in Franklin Terrace, high and d»y, only,
per lot ......
................. $1,200
1 have some good listings in homes, let me show
you today.
Don't forget to r c s e r \e that lot in Lulonin.
AMID M AJEST H
HART NASON, SALES DI RECTO 1
1.000 feet l.ake Front
Oil
LAKE JESSUP
Sandy Reach
Reasonable Price
3 WO HOMES
Between Pine Iluist ani| W in g 's
Subtm lsion.
\ ery Easy Term ■.
Small Down Paymeiit.
A Real lav* tment.
Price A ttractiv e
R. W. LAWTON, R ealtor
Real E state and Investm ent!
I'bone 713
Room* 203-205 Mci ich Building
B eautiful Home Site
Fine Lake F o r Boating
and Fishing
The Substantial Realtor
12 -M Garner-Woodruff Bldg
TELEPHONE 770
S. W. BRADFORD
REALTOR
Milano T heater Illdg.
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THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY. Dec. 24, 1925.
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**tant. whole.
T h e rig h t road h i
L l_ those who can
U iH
Mil ,
One Fifty Foot Business Frontage Block !) at
per front foot.
(N ext to Forrest Lake Hotel)
This • t is not interest
ed inju t.*property exceed
ing* $7*’p.'io in city limits of
Sanford or SooO.OO outside
of same.
■~v;duv> will contis]
i
i WO i If i\ 1 001
Cash i ,-ment cannot ex
ceed 2o with interest pay
able ann.tally.
*see thi! l.'I'ijfht j;J . L■■,'lition?—those
"'ll" keep on |)Ilvjj t r faith in the fu111re, j deljri \j|w
J: ;.lnv ' a surety
l,;i' .Sanford will y (y than it is today
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We 1 a real live client
who \
; several small
acrea;.:
icts suitable Tor
develu): i; lakefront and
harclro: i frontage especial
ly desired.
*'vo roads art* {^.1 i to elimination anti
iH often the eagjj | €ff, 1 1. The other
One Apartment Site— Union Avenue Corner, iOO :Vct
front, 127 ft. deep at $150.00 por front foot.
i may y.tpM.f, /utur** indepeml-
Fifty Feel Chapman Avenue at $125.00 ocr
■idt a U.'iBihe future grow th
- r- . I t, -y it is to own
'*aiifun! ivul eslalt
toiM
Fifty Foot Corner (R ight next to Forrest Lake I lot eh
125 ft. deep, Apartm ent Location) at $285.C0 per Ct.fi.
Favorable Termr can be arranged on all of ’V ahuve
T hese a r e som e o f th e fin e s t locations in F h s l S tre e t
' ,,v>| i/r m , s e l l o r
. j
-S an fo rM fio ard -
\jn n
E x ten sio n .
SCRUGGS-SCC
202 FIRST STREET
Phone 773
Masonic Temple
Phone 735
ACT NOW .
The Bodwell Realty Co.
2M East Firs. St reel
i'ii
Sanford, Florida
R. C. TISDALE, Jr.
(X
*V>
Inciuiie Re-Sales Ptpmti •<
REAL KSTATE AND INVESTMENT
Sanford Office 336-38 Meiscli Bldg. Bithlo Office fiilh Avj.
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I V. 11U I J I
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I 'l i i t T c i t it. i ' i t -ih
O. II. STH K STIU III
.1. I*. T i l t It.11 ON l>
iSHBr.MAS
HIM M2 l ir-l Nat
l-1lit \
itit n i:
( 111«
< III*
Phone '190-W
One Lot M agnolia li h,Mn A bargain.
Thirteen acres of Water (rout properly
Price.
Five room house- Cheap.
Other Good Investments In Sanford Prop*
r
Atlractix e
HT i l ' B LOTS A T A SAC-
R. C. TISDALE
i'.
It-iTeCo
r,
REALTOR
|’hi»
| S (;iii ‘ ' iM m en I
n Mei
- h building
ii
|'ir-t Strm't L a
, nr 125 <Y
m :niilc I hill If
n fronlin
WE HAVE IN Q U IR E S FOR l
IN F i t MELLON, BEL-AIR, 1
IIURST,
BUENA
VISTA.
LA NT A A N D CITY PR O P E R !
I Turn Property Quick
Let me trv vours
I
,.,rd and Lake Mour.ii
At a W
on the corner of Third Sii cet an i . .* ti
ittracll'e price.
One corner Lot, %xl(»r. on Union and
,md Cypress Avenues at price way
he-
I iw the market.
Li
OSCAR R. BROOKS
tirThe Lot King” Realtor
30(1 First National Hank HltltT.
iffl
REALTOR
Bruinley-Puleston Bldg.
Phone 751
Nothing b etter in Sanford for an investm ent.
I1TTCKBEKREALTYC» W
to
purAfrom
or
t iik
m >i
53 Acres Celery L a n d,
ifi
11 MU.I*.
(tv
HI in**
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<|*IMlJM1 «1111* ft.
ll , | . l
about it.
Tamiami Land Co.
Room 3, Ball Building
<11 %«mil
.....
M1*Ba
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REALTORS
210 East First S treet
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I,IP • u ImII* U l o « K f f i p r r t i . * !*>»«•
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W. P. CARTER
REALTOR
250 Melftch llldg.
Phone 718
Phone 142
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tmrrha.rr, .u tu * ,a « .tuull
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p a r t cleared. Ask us
HI vv i v
sow
t w o t , we
iha™
108 feet front 77 Teot deep al
h" A5 Per I
ii
lis t « e
TWFNTY-OHE
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Phone 70S-700
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�THE SANFORD H E R A L D . THURSDAY, Dec. 24, 192a
•TWO
“ (e> That in case of the sale of
New Ideas On Brain
real or personal property on inslallm ents or deferred payments,
Functioning Given
whether or not the title pas.tfs, the
tax shall bo collected only on that
LONDON, Dec. 21.—OP).—New
nortion of any installment or de
ideas about the functioning of the
ferred payment representing gain
Iruhi were set forth here by Sir
or profit in the year in which the
Oliver
Lodge, the noted scientist,
LONDON. Dec._ -t.— GP)— Eighcontract, notes or other evidences
of indebtedness are paid or by the *ecn-year-old Marian \\ ilson made who contended that popular theory
that the brain feels is entirely in
Federal Law Chance Asked So ale discount or otherwise ensh or eS.j.000 on her production of “The correct.
equivalent is realised thereon.") Beggar's Opera” r.nd lost it all,
That Tax Is Paid Only itsSecretary
“The brain does not see or hear
has received’ and in ore too, on “The British BalOn Cash Thai Is Received letters from Meredith
or feel, nor does it plan or hope
members of the nn- lett.”
From Real Estate Deals tin mil committee on federal legis-j The income tux got the girl prn- or love,” said Sir Oliver in a lec
iation and taxation, indicating the ducer. While money was rolling in ture.
ORLANDO. Fla.. Dec. 2 4 .- 'P ) . intern*, of realtors in all parts of from “ The Beggar's Opera,” she
“These tilings belong to a differ
Ar. n result of the action begun at the country and promising th at forgot n!l about the income tax ent region, some link between mind
the Lakeland convention of the the m atter will he brought up for arid did not lay any of her money and m atter, which perhaps we have
Florida Association of Real Estnti (iim i sion at the mid-winter meet- a/rfe. Instead she nut it into a not yet begun to form ulate.”
Boards, a nationwide interc* has ing of t he National Association of new production which was not a
been developed in the proposal of Itciil E state Boards which m eet- success and when the tax collector
Former Editor Is
the realtors that income tux on in New Orleans January
11* tame around she faced disaster,
irofits made in realty deals he Cfll- through 2.'L
So the ambitious producer went
Adjudged Murderer
ectcd ONLY ns the cash i re
Mr. Meredith also stated that back to work as an actress. She
ceived. The proposal i.i gaining the Brooklyn Heal E state Board danced for a time in a cahnrct nl
all* .....
tinn in..,
and i m
interest
from !•<nronand■< "uivi:
others have
n m ..........
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in
m u - wiredi this
u iif
. Nice,
. i n v , then
m e n joined up w
u n oBen
en * GALESBURG, III* Dec. 21.—<jP)
with
ert; -vners and devtP;
well] offering to send representatives t o : Greet‘a Shakespearian players and —John Looney, once declared as
as from the National Realtor* A s - ..........
. . . . .
■ - “ King of th e Underworld" at Rock
Island, was found guilty of the
sorintlon- This statem ent was is
sued by Paul O. Meredith.
■murder of William Gable, saloon
utive secret a rv of the Florid; A s
keeper, by a jury hero today. lie
sociation of Real E state Guards,
w ar sentenced to 10 years in pris
who hns received cncm nigiug re
on. Looney formerly was editor
ports from all over the country.
of the Hock Island News.
Senator Park Trammell, intro
duced an amendment to the in
come tax law in the innate this
week at the request of the Florida
W ONDERFUL HOME SITE
Ttnltors. A copy of the amend
ment has just been received at tin
headquarters here of the associa
tion. The amendment prop.
m
About five acres on a lake, just outside c ity
strike out sections <c> and iv> of
limits. This is one r>f the best locations in
section 2(12 of the income tax lav.
Florida for a beautiful home. On this pro
and insert in lieu thereof:
” (c) 7 he amount realised in
perty there is now a small house, with a u
money from the sale i r other di ■
tom atic water system , bath room, electric
position of real or personal prop
lights and telephone.
erty plus the fair market value * .'
any property other than moiuy ii>
ceived in exchange no a p art | nyAnyone wanting nn ideal setting fbr a homo
m ent; provided that notes or other
should see this piece o f property. Price
evidence of indebtedness given to
cover a part of the pun-ha
pri> e
$8,500. Terms may be arranged.
of said property shall not be la id
to represent a gain from t In* rale
thereof until cash or Us equivalent
is realized thereon.
Income Tax Wiped
Out Stage Success
Of Girl Producer
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INVESTM ENTS
a n a a w .c a ia a -iim jn siR S i.ia B q a v x M ^ 'a x tA 'titR rum en i r a a s c a t.
ARL J. SCHULTZ
1st National Ilank Uldg.
roves, Homes r-.mi
W y , Lots, See
" IIY RENT?
jviih 3 50x150 ft ini
h a ,fc ^ Ii. b a l a n c e ^ 1}'
b u y A FARM
‘‘
and harrowed twice 1
f„ht u'/re« in front oi
from depot, $2,500.00.
I '1;
Lot 2, Block 7, itleilonville Ave., $4,000
Lot 9, Block (5, Elliott Avenue,
Eastern E x p o su r e ................$4,200
Lot 10, Block (i Elliott Avenue,
Eastern Exposure .
....... $1,200
.
c e l e r y fa r
.7 ho8.n':‘. mule and
MAY WE ASSIST YOU IN MAKING
;
£a s h< b a la n c e 1-2
it Sanford
$575.00 to"
A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
FLETCIIER-BULGER REALTY CO
108 E. Second St
Phone 74G
113!* Magnolia
HOMES—LOTS-FARMS
ACREAGE
T O D A Y ’S BEST
Christmas and New Year’s O ffering
We are going to offer a few lots on our developm ent
which is nearly completed at pre-development prices,
for a limited period, on very attractive term s as
follows:
BUYS
A partm ent house site on the (
and Palm etto Sts. eonsideral
m arket.
Lot in San Lant
sale. Price ........
mford Avc. for quick
*?3,0O0.Ul|
85 acres finest trucking land in count.’.]
per acre .................................
..... $200.0J
COLCLOUGII REALTY CO.
Heal E state
General Insuranci
311 First National Bank Bide.
Sanford, Fla.
Telephone 733 I
Phone 711.
W. F. IlOLBORN, Sales M anager
a v e
TERMS: FIRST PAYM ENT $20.00 and $20.00
MONTHLY for 30 m onths thereafter, which takes
care of all interest charges.
THIS OFFER CLOSES JA N U A R Y 1st, 192G
FREE—TRANSPORTATI ON TO PROPERTY.
FREE— ItEFRESILMENTS A T COMMUNITY
ING ROOM.
TERMS
OW NER LEAVING COI NTR
OFFERS BARGAIN
120 ACRES AT m ) m i ACR1
MOORE HAVEN, OVIEDO
Only 2 miles north of Enterprise
108 Magnolia Avenue
This is fine land and a bargain i
W<‘ own fme and clear -10 Heron of drained muck
Inn I two mil c -otiih of Moore ILtv-n, right ci. j the*
Baker llighw.-iy icmnecling that t»w*n w ith Tnmlami
’l roil oiu! in: id-' tli
y: tc in of dyke." wlio-h a r c nearly
i.>iii|ili‘tn!. It in claimed tide jund will lie* worth
s<l.'c«(l per acre when the improvements ore finished
lhi;« winter.
Also 17c acres of fine, flowing well, vegetable land
at Ovideo, easily cleared, joining one c»f the good
■ liiy uinl fruit farm s, near the Oviedo-Gcneva hard
road and the railroad.
BRYANT & HATHAWAY
Number G Ball Building, Opposite Pos
Office, Sanford, Florida,
Another Bungalow ju st completed, four rooms, electric
lights, bath room, fireplace. Only $5,500. E a sy
term s.
A Bungalow o f three rooms N early finished. Electric
lights, bath, and fireplace
Lot 5 0 x i 1G. $1,500.00.
E asy Terms.
YOU ARE
INVITED
The gift of
jble assurani
dependence
for the Dif
or daughter
pear to b®
Christmas
ible.
Ih cse places are well equipped with dish closets and
closets for other uses. These arc real bargains.
Let us show them to you.
Let
art tee
Lake M ary Development Company
108 Magnolia A vc.
iMinno 117
R. A. W INSTON, General Ap
Masonic Bldg.
Dinner al 8 O’clock
The Seminole Syncopa
te rs, ail eight-piece or
chestra, will serenade.
Reservations $2.50 per
cover. Make table res
ervations now l* r coup
les, foursomes, or parlies
by telephone, letter of
c a ll-
THU CHRISTMAS GIFT
l ive-room C ottage, bath, electric lights, fireplace and
garage. Lot GGxllG. Only $3,500. E a sy terms.
— rn tnjn our M* w . ear E ve revel -- to u her in
1926 amidst fun, frolic,
festivity uml the light
fantastic'.
Here you’ll find food of
the b e s t; music and en
tertainers offering the
utmost in enjoyment,
good commain'erie unre
strained yet never unre
fined— favors frivolity,
fashion, good fellowship.
D ancing from 9:40
20 Y ears Experience \V
BROWN REALTY COMPANY
^ ’one
Sanford, Fla.
TE A N D INVESTMENTS
N ew House Palm etto A ve., all new
furnished. Good terms .................
Lid (ilx l! 7 Cypress Ave., o ff Celery
Avenue ..............................................
Lot in M ayfair 30x117, near the lake.
Good term s ......................................
Two Lots Oak and Central Ave.
For the two ......................................
Lot 100x117 Sanford A ve. A good
T hree Lots, 71 h Willow St.. $7,500 ft
Lot 3 5 x 1 17 Sanford Avc. around 5th,
Lot in Bel-Air, 56x125, Eastern exp
Lot in San Lant a, 50x110 ...............
Lot 00x127 Oak and C en tra l..............
L ake M onroe Development
r
Puleston-Brumley Building
Sun ford, Fla.
1G L. Second Street
divbtion"1
; a"d
lurd road »nd railroad no
(Huston, !pricy
per" " aero
f c j L 0,r i l1’ ten
itl f'n*’ itrovo borders
[ford
' , . ready
,
,toh subdivide,
T J .ru,iJro“d
a,ld Proposed high*
price
?,CSl„ firSlu s r m t wi,h Hve hundred a
K <> fame, the very best buy in the city,
I HO lots corner Thirteenth and Palmetto,, l l l x l t
Three lots in Itrentwood. fifty by one hundred
S
l Orlando
tWI n T fhighway,
r ' l ,rKC
each
Iron*
priceuran*e
eac|1j u‘reen
.r m s on
..............
8 1-4 Acres with house*
on New Smyrna High
mile from Osteen.
3 a c r e s c le a r e d . P r ic e S
a t t r a c t iv e te r m s.
One five room bungalow near Elder S p r in g , I
in fine condition beautiful treea. term s, price.
One b*)use and lot Ginderville, five r.loms, e
water m yard, price *3,000.00, *630.00 cash.
ISO acres of land located Lake County, quarter t
half flowing well bind,, price per acre
53 acres of land on hard road, ten n.Ilea from
w le, price one hundred fifty per acre, this pn
ble subdivision and will pay y„ u to investigate
Office Phone
120
Itesidcncr
�THE SANFORD HER A L P , TH l! Rg DAY, P ic. 21. 1925,
rofit, Use
1— Announcements
10— FYc Rent. Rooms
Herat J
_
»\:>1 B a ta ta ______32-—T y iiuNMilers. S u p p p lies
). RATES
AnlBachache Gone
RubLumbagoAway
AUCTIONEER
bOR RENT: Lovely front room,
vt 1
’.nr Lake Mary San REMINGTON Portaldo four-bank
WE SE L L lots and subdivisions _
Typewriters, “the king of pnrt”n0t to gentlemnn only. f ' d, Ha., for sale or exchang.
■ ’U'.t.cni ( alif rain. Writ. abb-. Sdo. Barret Portable Adding
n t public ruction. Lafe Burger, Call 49-J.
low nail & ht .ne, Banning, Cali Machines. Can't bo bent. Seminole Rub pain from hack with small
Room G, Rock Bidt. ’ Orlnndo, Kin.
b OR RENT; It'd room to gcntlo- Iornil>- ______
trial bottle of old
, will 1* rc"
Prlntery, I’hune 93, Welak* Bldg.
man. 516 W. i^t St.
“St. Jacobs Oil.**
natron* a^1*
.1— A u to s, Rent
PALMETTO AVENUE LT
3:i—Wanletl
bOR Pl N i
or I unfurnished
At Floral Heights 60x1 GO.
Ah! Pain is gone!
AUTOS FOR HIRE
intir.i'<!(‘rie1y
morning. Never the
rooms,
pjoi
oak
Ave.
Good secoml hand Ford Sedan.
SGOll CASH
Ouickly ? V'S. Almost imitnnt
SA G IE AUTO SERVICE
Bay
Pay cash. (501 Palmetto.
lclicf front soreness, stiffness,
1i>c a line
or nighN Meets nil trains. hae
lameness and pain follows a gen
HOUSE
ON
HIGHLAND
AVE.
Pc a line
rnee tTnn«f«*r. I’hone f>r.l and 63-W
old year ends, hut
'l l— For Salu, Acreage
Threo rooms in Houso
7c a line
WANTED TO BUY: Second hand tle rubbing with "St. Jacobs Oil."
Rub
this
soothing,
penetrnting
REEL & SONS
1hr,'e rooms in garage.
* Sc a line
twin l« b y carriage. Write W. P.
— You Drive It. .
?3,(ti)0 ca*h, balance arranged.
enro Herald, giving price and lo oil right on your painful back, nnd
I ^ c doable above
one thinks of some
like magic relief comes. *81. Jac
(V. M yrtle and 2nd St. ot R. IL
PRICE ?<J,000.
cation.
Stucco
obs Oil" 1 . n harmlcsu backache,
2rites are for cona— Autos, Sale
WANTED TO BUY: Long leaf lumbago and sriutien remedy which
TWO I.OTS ON MAGNOLIA
one—•
Sheet Rock
round timber from 100,000 (t. j never disappoints and doesn’t burn
AVENUE
, line.
[^averace
lencth
up, must be high Innd timber for tlu* skin.
0{
SO
for
Corner
of
Spoiling,
$000
cash
cUrpc
aw mill purposes. T. W. PatterStraighten up! Quit complaining!
Shingles
balance terms.
son, Maitland.
1 Stop thmD torturous “stitches."
OLD DAYS,
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
PRICE $ 1.000.
i, restricted
-------------------------- j In n moment you will forget that
Roofing
mification.
ATTENTION!
WANT work or change of rosi- you ever had a weak back, be
LOT ON CORNER OF PAL
jj runiK' th - Sanlion7 White only. Northern S tar cause it won’t hurt or be rliff or
1021 Dodge coupe, excellent con
OLD TIMES
METTO
&
12TII
ST.
Sewer Pipe
be r •: nsiblt
Employment Bureau, 30 E. Church lame. Don’t suffer! Get a small
DAYTONA
dition.
SI600 cash, hnlnnee term s.
--errut insertion,
St., Orlando, Fla,
I trinl^bottle of old, honest “St. Jn1921 Dodge touring car.
PRICE $3009.
f for sulKtqoont
DPI AND FARMS
. ■;
~
— — | cobs" from your drtiggbc now and WE WILL HE GLAD TO
1923 Dodge coupe, A-l condition.
OLD FRIENDS
( office »!vi«l'l be
•L*— W a n te d H elp, Male
, get this lasting relief.
11125 bord coupe, many extras.
I
\c reage
SIX ROOM HOUSE
SERVE
YOU
futd.v in *'ase ° r
1923 Light Ford truck.
Mith
all
improvements,
in
V'ljuining
1022 Ford roadster, spccinl.
... , S A L E S M A N
j Robert Quillen Sells
first class condition, can l»e
IJKTISERS
Day lona
Me have a good opportunity to]
bought for SDiOO cash. Bal
offer real estate salesman. One,
■Kfr-’tative thorNewspaper For $1
Aeroplane Silo
ance terms.
who is fam iliar with the greater
;'-,r with rates,
Has screened (inrcll and good
Sold
I. W . m iL L I P S , SONS
Sanford district preferred.
lification will give
I'hnne 5.16
GAINESVILLE. Dee. 21 -bib
garage.
Incorporated
i-f'irmation. Anil
In I nil* of
SANFOUI) GROVE. Inc.
The Fountain Inn Tribune, owned
PRICE
$0,600.
Phono 3
Oak and 2nd St.
bey will assist you
1. •> and( In Aero Tract*
and operated by Robert Quillen,
607 1st. Nnt’l, Bank HUg.
iur want nd. to
Realtor
nationally known humorist, was
Phono 210
or
PINE
HURST
LOT
effective.
sold
Ibis
morning
to
W.
W.
KelEntire Soclions
$060 cash—Balance terms,
(NT NOTICE
COLLEGE MEN: We pay you n lett. of Fountain Inn, for $1,
— KAI.KH IVUU'K —
PRICE $2000.
7— l i u s incss S e rv ic e
?no
l weekly salary, tuition to college
G. TAYLOR DYER
Sale of the plant followed the
should give th e ir
I.
T
III’ VAN
Per
Arre
and
I
kiiuis
while
ntlendlng.
Eleven
office address ns
iV In lin g — U rcn raf Ink*
FOUR LOTS IN PINE HURST weeks work, \pplv daily Ylr. Allen announcement by Quillen that be
Hardwood
floor scraping and
ami
would
sell
bis
plant
to
the
first
phone number if
11. It. OttAV
resernping a specialty. W. L. Rein- 1
SItlOO cash—•Balance term s.
PHONE 301
Lincoln Hotel. Hours 12 to 2 a. responsible i>erson who offered him
te*ult.‘. About one
UP
PRICE $0,700.
hardt, C ity Tourist Camp, Sanford,
A. \v. IIAItZ
m. and rt to 7:30 p. in,
a |f; a-’itul Ims n
51 for it when he opened for blisFla.
H
A
R
R
Y
I
P
R
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r
T
A
"
M
A
N
K. WARD jkan
■
■
-------------------------------------loess
this
morning.
Quillen
said
in
j ilie e-iiers c a n 't
PALMETTO AVENUE LOT
with \ »u unless
1 Inrorporalod)
HARDWOOD FLOOR contractors.
‘IT—
Wan
let!
Help.
Salesman
J
*
telegraph
dinpateh
that
lm
had
Between Katie £: Franklin.
.WltS IlRl.t.M ritECIC
been besieged with offers, many
.ur address.
E stim ates given. Superior work
$1,000 cash—Balance can be a r
I
I
S
u
i
h
P
a
r
k
\
\
c
n
u
e
W. V. WIlKELEIt
-nuance MUST be
1
’ of these coming from distant
manship. W, L. Renhardt & Co.,
ranged.
a
points.
P
h
o
n
e
G
.
1
2
W
.
on nt The SanfU-n Delivorv. O r l a n d o . _______
I!. A. KINO
PRICE $2250.
office or by let
At
prices
that
a
re
righ
I'OUTEIt E. PITTS
SAND
fo
r
building
and
construc
G
l\
E
BIBLE
T
\
l
KS
discontinuanYOU
PARK AVENUE LOTS
tion purposes. Delivery from
did.
FORT
MYERS
1
:rio
-pmkers.
Am
lin,|
standard
tins
ana
O It S T E N S T U O M
Near aviation field, four lots
quarry. 1100 M yrtle Avenue.
«nid
to
be
member!
»f
the
“
Bibb
mpt.- Efficient.
COME
TO
MAKE
MONEY
in location for rapid increase
Oila
JIVTIIUltHOND
Crusader*” occupied pulp.t.i of
rvi.e.
in valuation.
Fort
Myers
church
>
Sunday
to
III-TEST building tile and brick.
LET ME
PRICE $G$0 Each.
Sanford Cement Products Co.
110-111-112
deliver talks against the nlhtrcd
teaching
of
evolution
In
the
taxElectric
Iron*
6th St. and M arie.
SHOW YOU HOW
LOT CORNER OF FRANK
First National Hnnk Bldg.
[fications
Radio Supplies
supported schools.
LIN & PALMETTO
LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre
COME AND LOOK
$7i)u cash—Balance very easy
Phanc 190-W.
17—Fur Sale. Houses
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas.
We
tmenls
tx t i i k i t m t rt m i i : t n r r m :
NINE’S FILLING
terms.
uru »3 n ear you an your obone
OCR MONEY MAKER OVER
- i : \ i :m i , .............
'» * c iiti
PRICE $2,500
icssorica
FDR SAI.U Re lit now possess
oi' i t . m in i
in
im i
nut
Call 103.
STATION
(If
Sold
This
Month)
slt'l
i
\
m
i
:
i
m
vt
v.
IN
1 II \ nion. V ».
modern. 5 room*
ent
YOU’LL LIKE IT
< r:u> .
and
bat!:.
E-a
itif.il,
Spanish
bung
Phone 161-J
SANFORD ELECTRIC CO.
Ktmi-r T II. i i i u h :,rut w i f e
pairing
ROSE COURT LOT
alow it
1<el part of San
Ma run ra t it tlutnes.
Successors to Giilon & P la tt
YOU’LL
THINK
IT’S
THE
$660
cash—Balance
term
s..
> tlliK) cash, bal
C’iiiii|ilaln.iiili*.
lli.t Sanford Ave. S.mfoid. Fl»lie
/16 Magnolia.
Everything elec ford i
PRICE $2,260.
i
\v
Bayard Really
trieal
Phone 422. Eloctragitb ance i i • tira
A
M
lt.-.
d
.
i
at
(Opportunities
SEE
Co., IT.
. - IK. S. Putk Ave.
11,-fi u-l.iatn.
Radio.
DEAN-BERG CORPORATION
1Service
BEST
515 First N.tl'l Hank Bldg.
Apartments
l i l t I T O Ml H I T T I I I I J
Itc.ilil*» i nt l-'turi i * »itic« ( in
WIGHTS— Three stations.
Mug
lt.nllatnr. Iioity. rendar*. HunPhone 713
YES
t i l l IION
!!•—
air
Live
Slock
H ouses
lli*ftil*Hif«:
nlnif Hoard. Kcpalrlinj
nolia nnd Second. Fir-'t nnd Elm
T o 111*- AII; i | ' m i i .. .Mliriliu* *'• -in
r
Inn
Nat
I.
Hal
ll.ia*
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street FOR > \I ! 11oi gi.i-d mules kt FOR SALE: At South Sanford
[Rooms
|*i. IIV• ii * 'iii'p.it ,11 ,*oi
W* Speelnlli* In U'rci-U* ,
Il II. .mi in.nl. |» a|i|n If to llilJ. il. HUTCHINSON
Expert service.
(Gimlervilte) new 3 room bung
COME IN THIS MORNING
a bi
A 1Iress .-V. M. Box
I ’ii ■i r t I li.tl i U'1 *11tn o n . it, * I. i O n i III*:A I* l Al’U II
Sanford Radiator and
alow,
2
porches,
also
small
cot
Inn* In-fit In *■ I n l o r - ' I i- in >1 n llil*
ii.i, !
____ _
Board
123 Went Klr*^ H irn t
• ,-..*. . | l r . »t *-«| lo , i ii amt III i*
tage
and
one
building
lot,
size
»f
MAKE
A
HUNDRED
WIGHT
PRINT
SHOP—Printing
| ftlU(U» Iti
^Office, Stores
2 0 — i o r S : . 11- M i ' f t ’ l l a n i T ’ t i H bits 70x133, cash or term s. M. (*.
tin- S i n t If t .. f
m lln .l'
• ’•>11111 >
Hody Works
E ngraving, Embossing. See ur
I'li.(Ir|.<, Ii . ih III.In. 11111111 l l l l l Hi
j y i||!inb o r »■f
ft a X I*4'It f t l I* I’ I* fl
creuge
w I
DO).BARS
t a li register, J . Aspinwatl,, owner.
first. We do it. I'iioiie 41 MV FOR ' 1 1
*,iiini caniim In- "**ri*'i| ft. iim *'•
fli.ru! i S la tr
ItmlMtorn. Limn* and Fender*
. m a r f a , i n n - I . , I . . i n f f t . i i * ,u i'l
tchango
• It. H. Ave.-Commercial St.
i n b e .s e e n a t t h e
|
A ■HtDCllltlOM
All AulnniuMIe Metal Parts
*i|i|i"int
at,*
in
>i
i
•
ii.if
alUi
ii
FOR
SALE:
Land
to
sell
on
the
A
DAY—EVERY
DAY
I'.
K.
F
i
r
s
t
S
t
.
1iroves
•' <rk.
Pop
. riding litaalng an d Sntdsrlns
ltd* Stale .• a iflli-i'i in ■ oi ni" •
main
roud,
in
Grapcville,
one
»l
| , n, . i. , , ol||,| I .
I *1'I
I AMES H. COWAN—Ail kind*
[ Houses
U nrL I M i n r a u I r r i l t » I’l r n . e
ym r Christma |lu|f ;„-re. Apply (le o t'e T. Bali a I I 11 it \ *o ,i p m . ir* . , it (ft lli;i (It
ASK FOR MB LAWTON
of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work C O M E I'li K
•so. Rent
"i
anil W rit X r e n m l * l r r r t
at * unit in*-• .
C.i11. at <1 Second, linger.
trr*
W ater a n t Boat tanks. At Ons
T l i n r c f . i n - . VOU. Tin*
A ll Itm -n l.
e Stock
Sunfnril. I lnrlila
■a. Or Phone
2(>6 ME ISC II BLDG.
Avenue rn d 'th ird Street Tele Fl'nia
.-■
nt
in*
i '- ii iim in
a
i
ni
iini-nt
*
21.— Lust, I'OUntl
?. Miscellaneous
Ue tl "t and deliver.
n.iiinii a* • dct.iiiiluiti in Hie nt......
ordei
phone 111.
iiAiiiii:n w ioi'
f tit..- |n*titling lo K" al'
o i| I
al E state
i ' ioiii living a io * 'in* i
<*
!ADF. Three LOST- Cresent pin of rubies nnd
I El Magnolia Ave.
11IRACLK Confrete
*enrral FOR Al i: OR
l a M l i l i n m l •***:• * i t i f l l i l i t o I f
nature
tp or trade
pearls at A. t . L. station. Re» Flr*t Claw Barber*
cement work, eidewnlkn, build111ilb \\
t o l l . Ill
I ,1. I
. II II.
I III.. .o u t
-Wanted.
SiltnUun
Mnlo
d Wanted
Special Attention
i.flUir III III" • 1*1111 > " f
H ill,o lf
in* blocks. Irrigation bo«». J. U. for I i 't .. ,.i I'.o l-on Tractor. Wind. Mrs. I.. N. ilan.ele.
!„ n ,|
l a i n ->f 1 ' l o r l i l a l i i m i n . i i i n i i ' Given Tn I adie* and Children
, . hone PI lit.2
aid
IVrwilleger. Prop.
Cull I . il
lath tl I 111. *1 UK f u l l . .It - In-W !!_ [
\\.
LOST Turin! • hell lii'u i:la ■ '
Tl no
1 Jail : t o f \ 1*1*1.' t:
i. Jewelers
WANTED: While
, j i v i ■(;i a iR : i filling
between W e-iern Union ond >ix POSITIONS
U1L1. LUMBER CO Hnu»«
i
i
n
i
f
,
.
,
,
:--,u.ii\i.i.m
..f
no
—
oiiii
AIR
help nil vacations iwjptdicd mi
Decorating,
lllll
< •*', I » | III.
S . . f i l m •oil
Com hundred block on Mugnoliu. RcService, Quality nnr Price
MHAT MARK FH
stat
shurt notice. Pie; *e write, wire nr iljIn.
........1 iNW 1
•f
'
.
i
n
t
.tor,
fir..t
tu
r
n
to
Lu-lk-th
C
a
fe
te
ria
.
IU*pleti
phono 2(132. Northern Star Lta 't'. wii' iilp :• itoiitli l:m. - .1" 1 n*t ,
t ’ltll I 11
ward.
agitur
6 — B u s i n e s s O p p o r t u n i t i e s e)a-i
h .• in IUnl II ■ Ii ■' Itne*' |
il Ibirenu, 31) E. Churrli a n
*HVifnrii \vs*
r
loiMt I r . | . if • n ., ii „ >
St.cn. Trees
Elton
J.
Mmnrhtou
LOST:
Abstract
covering
lot*
9
St.,
Orhndm
FI
u
............('hiriilii.
,,
I
PERM ANENT WAVING: Have it
(.il: s \i.lv i tk«* urders
•| , ( N„
'.* I,,,l 2 1 '*f Xtiiil" i • <
w nnd Supplies
ami 10 Fima Height*. Pica .• n»
j,,— W u n tcd R eal E s ta te
a r u h it k im
done tho "Nestle Way.” SatisDrltrin’o *iiii«tlvision ■•!
H«a*h
I
.S anford. I
turn
to
I.
T.
Stringer,
Box
82,
city
and Eggs
Qii.nl.-r
i \ v- » of H< lion *
faction guaranteed. Special prices I
F
ir
s
t
N
nttunoi Bai.V. BLL’.
■ it,, ii itr i s ' i <*r no N>- '•»«
.
until December 25. Apply a t once
Sulicc
t
I aide
ni:."i LOST: Blat k r*uit case on Celery
T**'< ii-l»l|i -I S* olli It'iiiir >'• Ka*l |
.
nfm
i
FIi i ''i
!ci fill
, ’
\
'Hull' I
Porter E. i ’Stta
itn and Supplies for appointm ent. Mis* Virginia
Ave. Cniilaln.H bonk on l en|.lc*
HAVE ii larg<* wailing liv! . • ■ i.fdetl i..Plat II.m.V •' i 1
Hu
**f
II...
ioi
I.II
i
re.-iinl.
-*t
iir.il*.Long- Over Mobley's Drug :’' r •. , ,
at
il-It. .-I ■
Bank, Red 1 ■
Ala. Return to
.......... all hou*e*. What liave y<*u I*..ilnl> , I tin lilii.
HI-tAt. ESTATE
o ffice,
Herald office and lucelvo reward. r > 0ff,.r. D-uti It-; - r -,i ■.ir:iK*-ft
Help. F e m a le
Five room house and double gu-|
T* ,.-t n *.i .<*i -*: a* •Ifiiwa;
IIS-II l - MX 1-1 XnI’l. Hnnk IIU*.
Mntiniinl Bank Bldg
ur call FOR SALE: Gu* iduve, inti Liiu- -,15
11
aiM iv
Hmifiinl ni*
i,I, |li • 1>I.in *.f t.in.t * • I Til.* Attn
A, box 7i». $E T A O iN N U N U N N |pf n I .'ftlt SALE. I'i
(Help, Male
.MKTA I* WORK A N D AU\v
\'
w'h««i*r,
,
. i.ali-l II-'* I
Navi ll l«n
rel Ave.
II. l>r>
rage,
Gindervillc.
$25
per
month.
,
'
II tel.
........ Pit tn P'.'i Mon"
F.Help, Mule or
Itrit INinfs Itrokor
WANTED TO BUY: Five to fif
RADIATOR
Address Route A, box 79.
f i n - too I*- »• >••I'd'* Tu.MnlHLK
27— I’itino T u n in g
teen nere* ml an ent to it. Must , , . , 11 "•nil
rb
1 dour*,
if ''
( i Kurd
FOR
«
(o
ill
.
1
-i|
la;
<ui
good
rou
I
and
priced
ri.
'tt.
ml
t*
k
k
i
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a
i
u
in
t
;.
I. I•> •*•|H*
10— r or i>gnt, Rooms
".ii E . I BUY, pay ua.-di f r se-jund baud
Salesman
ton. s
*‘ult * *»tl r
got,'! .
Call Southland Utility Corporation. I • dl »•* tn •riff r »t*l lTl
*it S.l III *!•( 1
!' 1
*m.iM IL
It
|J
.
Secoml.
______
pianos. Atidre*s UuX 252.
1
mi
Main
Street,
Daytnriu
Ilea.
b.
it ir * j.
.1 E 1 NT: Nice upstair* hadriMiui ^ 1*11 1h«• 1tn <li V *t1 4.i iiUn
a.Foiuali!
i* •
tl: **(5, litu*1 l».r ii ■*■**#!
Phone 850-1*1.
\
i»
Ifil/n Y u
1'v.ont. ( i):j 1-j I'ulm etto Ave.
— F u r n itu r e , eli*.
u . c . VIELK. Jeweler. Watch,
tin* i*jii
III »Ii* II11•-IV* f
rU 1 II late
t ) . H ttl 1III •
iliiiltix
lill.lt
•
1
jewelery
and
l'Ioc'k repairing anti
|*l
'Bit
i
i
11 — Wanted (n Rent
FOR R E N T: Front bed room, con
Ho Kent
i.uoravint: Oniek
\V • rry n f 1
engraving
Quirk tvice. I Bi Mag* REFINED 6 O! NG l id;, wlria *
llil'i*
venient to bath. Hot and cold
.1 l« (ill tl ** •»r»|er••I tin uf**
n-th or nolln Avui'in'- I'l * ' ”■!
[Mediums.
ni i
|xl.•*.| L* Tii. S.
|»
iB
»
,,,,r ’)>!
.
Hb
'
In
water. Telephone ”X5. 20fi Liure! Our pni
rontn
with
private
family.
\
,
r
y
illness
Ml
IL r ,i 1*1 U •***Wft *|*« I fillDi ia*llr.t
lurin'*. *'• ' :,nt
f
A
v
e
,
___________________
f*f
lllll
ffiml
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>
f
t
Id
I
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ren.
B.
II.
1.
core
1*
■,re Co.
illiiftt Si*Ml If111 g l*lt»ml
28— riant. Seeds. Trees
207 Kii'iU’h Ave.
fOTlCK
Sunford.':'*yo * 1
aiir
can•*
*
■
«Il IV•* k f..|
H erald.________________________
.
E.
First
FOR REN T: One furnUhcd bed
Wn
I
FACTORS
It
tTEWART THE FLORIST’’
1*1** .1 J !
T»t* Ilm
ROOM WANTED by nan und
room. G18 Oak Ave. Phone
2 Lola, Oak Hill. $700.00
Rter -Dinimry the G22-W.
»*» -111*1*1* uf III* • 1?• »Hl j
Flowers
for
nil
occmiions.
Mo r g a n i o w n . *
i‘
w ife w ith refill'-*! penpie, Con
1
**1F
Jill**
Li
i
r
fit
h
till*
814
Myrtle.
Phone
2fI0-SV
o
n c ii. $ 2 0 0 . 0 0 c a a h , H tilV “ Painters scale
aroint.:- ed in H 1> . "Ht
veniunt bath with running hut wa , •„, .if II ii- St it** of PI or 1*hi *1It ti l i I
\
1
•
N
*»
voi||L«
i«
r
|
;tr.
FOR RENT: Rooms, with or with .f them ■' l-'1' 11
uiilo
monthly.
w
*
1
ter and storage far aut> renuind 1 I in flay
;i(l— I'ottllry nnd E rrs
1
J. 1 Dlt
out m eals. Reasonable rates. in the MinL-mtow n i
__________
a* well a.> <*t I.* f -I'V «ni -IlCfS. Nl
th*
T-'D mfortl
Lour!
i,f
I *.*tuo f'f th*» 1‘trrnlt
junta n v* ' i for
reccultvi
Mlfltlj. 1
Lincoln Hotel.
. •lit). .lUil.CDll I*ircu Itt.f"*(:*«FHi.tiolc
\L'KSi )N,
o i ' .S \ l E: :* ■ fat dm 1. . Phone - ’m *ction to dlsiarn
1 '
2 L ots on Magnolia nt
»
ifi5uen.
___________ __
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THE W EATHER
Florida: Fair tonight and Sun
day, slightly colder tonight with
light to henry frost* in north nnd
probably central portions, moder
ate northwest winds.
•n "Florida’s Heart,
^Greatest V egetable
{Richest Garden Land
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A ssociated Press Leased Wire
SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 102",.
Forehead
iday Fatalities In END OF STRIKE Milady’s
Again Fashionable
lieStatesTotal 16; IN COAL REGION
Seriously Injured BELIEVEDNEAR
ilotor Mishaps,;
Shootings, Two
je, And Train
Claim Lives
re Reported
In Florida
Minister Is
In Mo# ? A cAt Lakeland
News Summ ary |
LOCAL
City Commission plans to in
stall a $15,000 modern fire alarm
system
Two Sanford ministers arc
presented automobiles for C hrist
mas gifts.
Routh’* filling station is rob
bed by nutnmohile bandits.
M. W. Lovell is appointed Ju s
tice of I’cncc to succeed the late
L. G. Stringfellow.
Eire destroys W hittle home on
French Avenue early Saturday
morning.
Sanford observes
grentest
Christm as celebration in hii'tory
of the city.
Hotel Forrest Lake is fe a
tured in new A. C. L. pamphlet.
STATF.
The first violator of the new
Florida rca! estate law is tried
in Orlando.
DOMESTIC
Sixteen people nre killed an*l
five others seriously injured in
Christm as Day occurrences.
Early term ination of the a n
thracite strike is predicted with
the renewal of negotiations be
tween miners anil operators next
week.
.
Rum treaty with Cuba, sim ilar
to the one with Canailn, may he
negotiated by the United States.
John McCormack will sing over
radio for the second tim e on
New Year’s Eve, while his voice
is broadcast to the fru r corners
of the earth.
Two nre killed in explosion
which destroys home bought by
Topeka, Kansas m a n ' for his
bride.
ATncrican Marines nre sent to
China from Manila, according to
advices reaching State D epart
ment a t W ashington.
FOREIGN
Turkish women nre to receive
equal rights in securing divorces.
Vronch cabinet begins consid
eration of finincial proposals of
Paul Doumer, m inister of fin
ance.
LONDON, Dec. 20.—( ^ —Fore
heads have again become,fash
ionable but women’s ears must
•‘till be covered up and are use
ful only ns appendages from
which great ear rings i»may
dandle.
London hairdressers have
come to the rescue of women
whose heads anil faces lack the
highly classical lines necessary
to make the slicked down hair
becoming. The hair is now
swept straight hack from the
forehead and the first ami sec
ond dainty waves cause grace
ful loops to fall over the car*,
merely indicating the shape «*f
head without accentuating any
unnttrnetivo lines.
Joint Sub.Commit tec Will
Meet In New York Tues
day To Renew Efforts To
Effect Quick Settlement
Miners To Be Asked
To Return To Work
Three Definite Rians Have
Been Submitted But None
Is Considered Acceptable
NUMBER 125
Sixteen Pages
FIRST B R E A K E R IU S. Marines Are Sent
O F H R E A L T Y -r ™ - r *
a* V
LAW IS CAUGHT I o China From Manila;
Orlando Broker Convicted Of
Misrepresentation And Col
lecting CommMon From
Seller and Buyer Falsely
WHISKEY TREATY
MAY RE SOUGHT
BY US. WITH CUBA
Kuo And W ife Slain
Of Marines
T wo Killed When Explosion Movement
May Be Routine But
Situation In China
Destroys
Home
Purchased
By
Is Closely Observed
Original Contract In Case
Is Alleged To Have Been
Charles Flora For His Bride Fighters May Be
Lost By The Accused Man
Decision Reserved
Until Next Monday
Going To Peking
SCRANTON, p a„ Dec. 2«.—GP)
ORLANDO, Fla., Dec. 2(1.—(/I*)—
TOPEKA, Kan*., Dec. 2d.—(/Pi. house. There was little left of the
The first real estate broker in Flo — Duly a heap * f splinters nnd a structure.
—With the anthracite joint sub
A few tinthcru hail
rida to be tried for violation of the crumbling pile of bricks mark tho fallen back upon the foundations
committee to renew negotiations in
new real estate tnw, was tried in spot where Charles Flora had and under the shattered mass of
New York next Tuesday, all in
Orange County Court here
licre today 1 planned to bring his bride some wreckage Mr. Shaffer, 67, and his
terested parties, including the an
before Judge Victor llutc
iTATua., Dee. 26.—
thracite consuming public today
if
i >u* ! time a fter the New Year. A 66-yenr-old wife were found dying.
cisintt was reserved until
Witnesses said the bungalow was
J* -° !,i
Christm as
day
blast
Friday
manifest**! an air of expectancy.
itoeii persona were
L. K. Hamilton, of the real es- snuffed out the lives of Mr. and literally cntnpuluted 50 feet into
There will be no plan before Dry Chief Andrews Visits 1tate
others suffering
firm of Hamilton Brothers, 12 Mrs. William H. Shaffer, the aged the air where it seemed to burst
the conference acceptable to both
serious injuries
Island With A ssistants To West Church Street, of Orlando, couple with whom young Flora had like a bomb. The house next door
WASHINGTON, Pec. 26.-*
operator and miners, but idl
charged with m isrepresenta lived for several years ami Flora was crushed in. Windows for (AR ).— A company of Antori result of 15 occurLay Foundation For Pro was
miners anil others hoi>c that an
tion nnd collecting n commission
if* in a hospital badly in blocks around were irttnshc*l and ienn Marines is enroute to
(ie South on Christagreement .•.ill be reached that
posed Treaty N egotiations Iront noth the seller and ihe pur himself
chimneys shaken down. The shock
jured
but
expected to recover.
will restore peace in the Industry.
rtports received by
chaser without the consent of all
was felt sharply more than a mile China front Manila, but whe
W
hat
caused
the
terrific
explot Announcement of the call for the
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—(/P)— parties concerned. W alter W. Rose trio had gone from their Christmas away.
L ted Press revealed.
Five neighbors were in ther the
movement
han
New York meeting by Alvnn Mar- Another li*|uor treaty joining Cuba as chairman, of the Florida Real
jured, four suffering severe bruises special significance in view of
Automobile accidents,
sion
will
never
be
known.
The
kle, chairman of the joint sub nnd the United Staten, in an effort Estate Commission, with offices in dinner to see tlu* little bungalow ami a fifth, a boy, sustaining a
icings, two suicides
the Chinese civil warfare, has
committee, brought a joyous to guard this country’* prohibition this city, made the complaint.
Flora bail bought n month ago. broken arm.
fe'n wreck figured in the
The defendant was charged with They
Christmas to the coal fields.
not
l>o»*n made known by of
dyke* against leakage from the
At
the
hospital,
F'lora
told
a
t
noticed an “odor of gasoline*'
happening. . Six sta te s
selling a lot in a local subdivision as lliey entered tile cottage. They tendants hi* isdieved one of the ficials here.
One of the first moves at the ixlnml, i:» in prospect.
Ii i *
} jn the death}* ns folconference o expected to he a re
A southern port inspection trip to Vernon Bolton of this city, for {* bail separated to meander through party bail stepped on n match, ig
Licking official explana
request from the oporntors that begun by Secretary Andrews of $1,250 while he hail it listed from the rooms.
niting
it
and
setting
off
the
gas*
fl; Florida, 4; Louisitory advices, it was believed tho
the miners return to work pending the treasury, prohibition enforce II. S. Searle, also of litis city, for
There had been a tremendous charged hou •*. Ho said he had sailing of several destroyers with
Ahama, 2; Kentucky, 2;
$1,2’*0
ami
not
informing
both
p
ar
negotiations.
noticed matches on tin* floor in
ment
chief,
and
assistant
Vnllancc,
J|. Ii! A tlanta, little
the marines was of routine nature,
Sif the amount ut Which it a us concussion and a moment later previous trijis of inspection.
Manj Men Want To Return
of the state departm ent will take ties
although development* in China
Lchnnan, nine years old,
listed
and
sold.
neighbors
found
Flora
lying
almost
The Shaffers came here from during
Tho request will be based on them to Havana where it is exthe Inst two days have bzen
ly an 11-year-old play'
Attorneys for the defendant pro 100 feet from what had been the Florida eight years ago.
lettcrs forwarded to John L. Lewis, pocted they will be able to lay duced a copy of the contract en
closely watched by Washington
ll j,-ui» which the tatte r
president of the United Mine | tho ground work for the treaty.
authorities.
tered into by Hamilton nnd Searle
V,v. was loaded. The
Workers, and Maj. \V. W. Inglis,
It would be siniular to theso re- which specified that Hamilton
isveral hours Inter in a
These included the reported cap
chuirman of the anthracite opera- contly completed by this country could have all over $1,200 less five
Jobt-rt I-uthcr Croft m et
ture on Thursday of Tientsin by
tors’ negotiating committee, ini with Mexico nnd Canada.
per cent commission th at he might
I an automobile accident
tlu* national people’s army and th«
which it was stntcd that such a
With the northern nnd south- get for the lot. The original
„
..
copy
i nu a companions were
killing Friday of Gen. Kuo Sungcourse would have the approval of western border* m aterially rein- i of the contract was lost from the
Lin nml wi:* wife by soldiers of
Tree, Killing One
a t least $5 per cent of the idle forced my means of the treaties, uifne oi tm linker, according
Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian war
enforcement officials regard the his testimony but Searle identified
automobile crashed
lord.
Qcn.
fch n • pole near Dalton,
I.i Ching-I.ing Defeated
After action is taken on this re Pacific and southern coasts ns next the contract as ticing the dupli- 1
give special attention.
cate of the original.
Howard was instantly
In the capture of Tientsin, tho
quest, consideration probably will to Mr.
Vnlhince, and Secretary AnThe purchaser and ids brother
[Hilly Pearce anil Henry
people’s army was said to hnv«
be given to pence plans proposed ilrews, who played prominent part * both denied that they had been in
l<re *‘riously injured.
by organizations or individuals. in negitinting the Mexican and formed of the ji.it price or that Golden Tenor Voice Of Amer No Serious Accidents Occur defeated troops of Gen. Li Ching", (irover, a business
To Mar Higgcsl Celebration I.ing, former governor of Chiht
Three definite plans have been sub Canadian treaties, will likely dis they knew anything about a bonus.
ican Singer Will Be Hoard
navii'c, Ga., took his
mitted,
none
of
which
has
been
ac
Ever Held In This City; province.
Almost Around World As
j Christmas Day.
cuss the prospective Cuban agree They each testified that they were
Gen. Kuo and his wife, captured
ceptable to both sides. Two pro- ment with American Ambassador informed that the lot was $l,2tiil
Rolicc and Firemen Best in a cellar when* they hid after
E. E. Montford,
He Sings Over The Radio
po'iil*
were
accepted
by
the
opera
Bt and killed by his
Crowder nt Havana as well as but that Hamilton would let Bol
Kuo’s army was defeated Thursday
tors and one by the miners ns a Cuban authorities.
ton have it for $1,250.
rn Monford, when the
W hat is reported to Ik* the great by thnt of Mursluil Chang, met a
NEW YORK, Dec. 26— f/T) Tho
bads of settlement.
lirtir father endeavored
Smuggling of merchandise nnd
golden tenor video of John Me* est Christina* in tlu* history of rebel’s death. Gen. Kua onco com
The original demands proposed investigated by tho two officials.
[irrin fom whipping his
Cormack will he heard almost Sanford was observed here yester manded troops under Chang, but
err said.
t> the operator* by the miners in n|{cn* ns well as liquors is to bei jV* 1 * 1 * j
uroonil the
iiiuuini
a world on Now Years day in characteristic
...... .. ......... * manner. revolted nnd niado wur against tho
was instantly killed
Atlantic ( ity on July 9, included ^j,. Andrews who has charge of I K o I)1 h ‘( 1 l> y
l i i l l K l l l S night if an elaborate international Business houses throughout the Manchurian., A fter capturing Kuo
anility was wounded
a two year contrnct, a ten per cent the coast guard* and‘ custom units
broadcasting program is rucrosn- city were doted . sp***‘p i program and ills wit" Chang1* soldiers ryt
he
*.i«J
ami t.'lu
'a ffra y near Columful. The singljig will bo OIIO f* ■- , wwrir ,'e s c : ! d tho .*: *H-rs of th
increase in the contract wage of tho treasury, along with prohi
unidentified ansailturn o f an iTitematlonnl conrertI VBr|ou» c..urches, the City Halil woman i arm s, then shot both.
scale, u $1.00 « day increase for bition enforcement, hopes to be
-ought.
w'eto locked r.nd buiinessl Later their head* were severed
Routh's service station, nt tho whicli will be opened at 6 o clock
nil men paid by th<* day and adop able to report co-operation between
lirinsun wus killed in
a , standstill vvhilu
nt tho- command of Gen. Chang
corner of West First Street and 1oiutern standard* time,. by the .;
n ,,„« young
......... and
...............
tion of the check off under which the officials upon his return.
Me accident near JackJasmine Avenue wan robbed of $150! broadcasting id %wrhinu*s of l»g „ n(1 olt, rlcl| ni„, |1(Mirt enjoyed a were place
* <1 on the grave of one
Union dues would be deducted
Fin., and his brother
Christinas Eve by two nu*n travel-j b''n in London.
,|ny which was un marred with of (h a n g *s favorite general* who
from
wages.
| ibrey Brinson was ining in a Hudson touring rnr, n e -' McCormack has sung over tho i ncrious accidents or any cnlnndt* had been kills*1 hy Kuo.
Operators Refuse Demands
Peking, it is thought, may ho
cording to a re{iort nuule to tho i radio only mice, last New Year *. olJS happening
happenings,
Tlu*
operators
refused
the
de
nton, Kin., Raynor J.
the destination of the marine* sail
police
department.
I
Lucressia
Hori,
who
sang
with
him
Crowds
throngeil
the
streets
of
mand.* and proposed that mining
i dead ns the result of
ing from Manila, since they would
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 20.—
A. Routh wns tending tho fi l l i ng’
'R'
"°Xl the city in holiday nttire nnd the not likely be needed a t Tientsin,
William Austin and Jim Harris,
while accident.
Frank (TP)— A clause in the new Turkish lie continued nt the same rate of
lake trout wns lined with auto where the army ha* charge of
I hi* sons, Ben nnd H art, civil code puts an end to one of ,,aV and that the points u?on which both colored, were arrested Thurs- station in his sun’s absence when * md.i> • pr g u in connection with the the b itterest phases of woman’s th. negotiators were unuWY* to i ,|uy night by Sheriff C. M. Hand the two men drove up nhout K:!I0 I The program will b<* transniit- mobiles fil’ic*! with sight seers nml American military activities.
ubniittcil to arbitration, anil charged with reckless driving o'clork and parked at tho tanks *'d from the experimental station with fi diermnn who selected
Planned To Send Relief
subject—the right of a mnn to di a glee I aim
155,000 miners
quit | after they had crashed together presumably to get n supply of gn*. "f the Radio ( orporatom of Amer- Christmas Day as a lucky one.
Near Pensacola
After
,
vorce bis wife a t will and with no
Mr.
Routh
stated
that
ns
ho
walked
"’u
a
t
lloiiiulhrook.
N.
J.
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bain
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illinms.coiu*
Monroe wan killed in trial.
work *m S> l't. I. peace plans were ’with their automobiles on Celery toward tho ear *.ru* of its so c c u -!'/ rmllo station* will robr.m,least
t elehrntlon of the holiday began, nla|),|lir ,lf tho A iiat|c
fleet, reAvenue
just
east
of
the
ba
eball
the
I’inchot,
bile accident near Ponto this country. Ihe Hritieli liroail- Thursday' evening when many of u .nl, inf„rmo,, thtf NaVy D ,ia irL
Henceforth divorce will be g ran prepared by b " vpark.
Their
trials
will
lie
held
Janpants
thruol
a
gun
in
his
stomach
the
ins of
the city presented nu>nt th;il |1() ,,|nntu.tj to „cn,j ,je.
operator* themselves, and
n U nw a lk e d i n t o cast
Compan y will r.braailcast tho churehes
*.f tho
a n d*“i t —
"»• 1 "m p*ujj
„im...*„is f..r th « lM*in*fit
‘.” tVh eu o. tJh e1r V'b---1 !“ *~ •*‘i iiii’
ilnm brus, wife of ted only by decree of the courts
rue county delegates in the uary 5, in county court, it was ,wlhile
..mill in.I tl„> Pfiali to t il*> COIltllU’Ilt llllll toTlllUll dt.l- « IIU Tt .llllllll
Ills lfor
o r III*
oieiUs.
the 11*0*11*
|H,,K' ’^t| •*
'J 'I ;*royers t*> Shanghai ns relief units
and
only
for
such
causes
as
insan
stated.
jii liam brus, died in an
the station nml emptied tlu cash .
,|
wjj| nj,| j„ , l.nmdeasl the Sunday S. Iiool children.
More | ami possibly the marines will re
state house of representatives.
....................
ity,
desertion
and
unfaithfulness.
Three
other
negroes
were
brought
• accident, near Lake‘
, S A C nit'mlKT* unit*........ I .............
» !.. h.1.1
lieve other* a t Peking.
The I'imhot plan was accepted in by tho Sheriff during tin* night
Women will now stunt! the same
sin.
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nnw
m
m
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:
th..
old
ood
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lk . ... lotor
Another development of more
by
the
miners
and
rejected
by
the
and charged with the same of young, ho sail), nnd wore dressed I u"' l
|! Owen;, of Louisville, chances as men for winning a di
till hours. During the Christmas Day, specific nature, was reported to
employ1
M.
It
provided
for
a
vorce
suit,
whereas
in
the
past
In
grey
suits.
I
Th**
U.
8.
Marini'
Blind,
fense.
J a’ .1 kille*! hy George
,
3
,*,„
i Shannon (Juartet, Kastman Sym special programs of Christmas th • state department last night by
only about one woman in a 1000 board **f investigation to increase
Immediately after the robber* h
Orchestra. .......... itun Tri*. iiiu.de filled the air in the vicinity Minister MaeMurray a t Peking.
if
the
prii
•
*
cool
woumi
was
able
to
gain
a
decree.
wages
i*'hl, Ky., Ernest Crank
had driven away at a raj ml rat,* of , , |lir/ ||ti|u , Strih>r Wujl „
,|„ nf the houses of worship.
Tin* message related that fighting
Men, according to the old Mos not I* affected. Tlu* plan a so
I »mI killed by Karl S ayS,*;,.,l. Mr. Routh teloph.me tho yj
(*OIU.t,rt lirV h,,tra. Tin .
around Tientsin had Inppsed to ait
Carol
singers
from
tin*
Kpworth
tII||,..l
f,.r
the
chock
off
if
individu
pobco and various other tilling will hold Ihe ail* until II oYImk.
'bin, a m erchant lem law, which originated Home
l.eaguo of the First Methodist extent permitting resumption of
stations, warning th**ni of the I4mtp'M. I .*., grieved over 1,400 years ago in the Arabian des al \votk* rs agreed.
Tin* station* in this country Chinch were In aril upon the streets Intel national trade service between
The operators’ plan was disap- .... Rev. F. D. King, pastor of the dits’ preicnco in the city.
|r-,it.
hot and killed erts, could divorce a woman by
which
will relay this program are: Thursday evening. They marched U .»t city and Peking and that cumthe simple expedient of making the proven hy tho nnutTH vhirfly no First Uuptpist Church was the re
Polico wore today working on W.I/, New York: Wlttl Washing ,,v,-r a long route, previously map ""icm l service also bad been re
1' 'mi of t||(> only train statem ent before two witnesses, or catis** it connecte<l
out and out cipient of a ro w Buick Sedan as meager clues tlint may lead to the ton;
WHY; Schenectady; KY'AL pod out. and entertained the resi-1 sumcil.
I rI,l 11 > ihi> ilay was o f w riting "I divorce so ami so," ai lot ration in future which the a Christmas gift from hi* congre identification anil urrest of tho Chicago;
K D K A, I’itt burgh; dents along their line of march |
tltur, engine* r, who was which needed only the signature <>f ....... ii l.iider* strongly opposed.
gation .according to an announce thieves, although their apprehen KFKX. Haslings; YVIIZ Spring with many old familiar carols.
;Jap Leader MHhdr.tws Manifesto
| On ii|a. Ark,, when his the witnesses to receive the O. K.
pl“" wus reject- ment made this morning.
sion in not expected, it 1* said.
field; KUA. Deliver, and Kt.u
Tile legislators* mi
TDK ID. Dee. 26.—(A*).—'Thu war
The
Municipal
Hand
gave
a
con
of
tiir
judge.
This
easy
procedure
the ground
into til*1 renr end of
Hak
land.
Cal.
These
will
br
Presentation
of
tho
gift
was
(>d
by
the
miner
office
today received a dispatch
to
rt
in
Central
Park
Christmas
naturally led to an enormous num that it did not greatly
HUMi; REPORTED ROIUIED
from made* by the Pii** Organ Club, a
eonnectrd with New York by I.i1d Eve which was said to have lieen from Mukden that the commander
ISpmgler, secretary to ber of divorces ns m ay lie judged that of the em ploy1"1wires on slmrt wave length radio. enjoyed by hundreds of late shop of the Japanese forces lias with
class of tin* Sunday School, and.
am
Gunter, and his by the fuct that in Constantinople
Dr.
King
accepted
the
gift
with
uj
The
home
of
Toni
Morris,
on
pers, who were hurrying home drawn the manifesto while fight
M,- Roao A borerom- atone during the east three months
few remarks expressing his thanks Palmetto Avenue, an employee **f
with bundles for decorating their ing within a six ntilo radius of
•hi n their nutomo- 293 divorces h a. been registered.
l)on-Juun Chevrolet Company,
to the members of the congrcgn-1 tlu*
the Don-Juan
Co
Christmas
trees with last minute Mukden, from which is assumed
,,T*r in a small t* ream
wus reported to have been cut* red
that Marshal Chang T* >-I.in will
tion
and
telling
of
the
valuable
gifts.
<'®<ry. Ala.
(Continued on Pago II)
aid the automobile would I** to him Christum* Eve and u small sum of
Police
and
the
members
of
the
money taken from a dresser draw
in his church work^_______
i
minty
law*
force,
while
busy,
were
er in one of the bedrooms.
not called upon to quell any sen
Mr. Morris eould not be located
Hyron W. Kuhn, silk lint m anu
uus disturbances of tho peace,
today
for
verification
of
the
report
facturer
for
most
of
the
P
resid
Conductor Joseph Rcizcnstcln to
i which prevailed throughout the
Th,.
ents since the time of Grunt, ri anil the police department has reday unnounccd the lollowipg pro
MACON, Gn.. Dec. 2d.—(/?)— t.Ry, A quiet day was enjoyed
>
d
no
complaint.
'^ n ti y died ut his Milwaukee hom e.1ceicod
ci
gram for tile band concert to bo 113 French Avenue
\V. I* (Youngl Stribling, 21, who t,y members of the fire depart!‘ri u " _________
- .
------held in Central Bark tomorrow a f completely destroy*•*
begun Ids boxing us a school boy,|
also,
mornii
.bout
1
d
o
c
•
j
ternoon a t 3 o’clock.
and
Miss
Clara
Virginia
Kinney,
Efforts of firem n to « v« J[J®
1. March—ScRs-Floto Triumphal
^ of the church candaughter of Mr. nml Mrs. W. O. I ) j \ j e * 8 C o l d W e a t h e r
City Manager W. B. William*
—King.
Kinney, were married at noon here 1 1
.
. . , stated this morning that one of
considertarted hist Sun2. Overture—Spic and Spun—
today itti tho home of tho bride by ' | 'o C o n t l l l U e
P ' 1 to result from u Jewell.
the earliest improvements to bo
•
Rev. Dcnhurt Reynolds and uncle
1*i!l be h?*»un tomormade by the city will be the oj3. Concert W altz—Y’ionntf' Beau puratus urriveu.
|,llU‘
nf Miss Kinney.
"V on**
i . an att.octwj a
(T vurkers from nil the ties—Zlehrer.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.—GV) — tnl'lishment of a modern fire alarm
a spectacular
Pasco
Duncan
is
In
trouble
Duncan
haJ
made
In
Police
The time ami plans for tho wed Conilnued cold weather throughout
1 hes of the city,
I. A Group of Popular Songs— large crowd from various holiday a train, nu
He was
arrested on W
est'> Court
wu« ••••»*••»«•»•«•••
*• —
- —- - and sentenced . him to serve ding lind been keqit a close secret tin. South, with snow in several system.
district
hive been asked to Berlin & Feist.
parties in the downtown
The .city hus hud plans under
First Street yesterday by Deputy about 1HU duy* on the streets.
since tho engagement <»f tho cnuple „talcs and frost exter.diilg ns .ar way for sum-* time, it wa.* an
first Baptist church
Intermission.
and in the Immediate neigh >
Sheriff
Bob
Kennedy
and
lodged
I)unean
put
up
a
plea
for
mercy
wns announced several days ago. as northern Florlil.i " I prolii 1 nounced, for installing n modern
tr 12:10, noon, hy John
6. Sacred Selection—l^ive ami
in the county jail, after he is said
account of his living the sole
They were revealed for the first to i. nlrul Florida w.t* for.-•is- f
,Wfl 1is chairman of the Loyalty-- Bernard.
h>It was states! th; morn'njr th--B to have caused a traffic tic-up by on
support of a wife unit five child- time
^
this morning when a news tonight nml Kunduy t»y the Weath system which will cover the entire
_
’aking the work.
0. Serenade— D'Amour — Von practically no furniture () »rt ^
city and considerably lower the
having an argum ent with other ren. Tho plea was answered in a _‘ aper reporter overheard Stribling er Bureau.
■
'I* assisted in tak- Blon.
of any value were - »v.m1 by n»tn
f.*r sn »w fire insurance rate in Sanford,
drivers over tho right of way. De- few days hy his being released making arrangements for railway
The
indicuiionn
me
7.
Patrol
Humoresque—
Pin
on
last Sunday, it wns
hers of the ifnmily- 1he J®1. ,
Inst night th a t j rom cuatody and out «n proba- accommodations for himself nml flurries in leiine»*ce and the Ap i Mr. Williams said that “not
at least th at number! my way to Dublin Bay.—Lanipe. believed to ic partly covered b> nuty Kennedy said
** *----with
"
it’* the sume old
trouble
tion on his premise to leave the
f rom Ytluntu to New York, pnlnchion regions, mostly fa*r | only will the alarm system be of
’ l,i bo present fer duty
d- March—Ohio Division—King, insurance.
South |
Duncan.
A
combination
of
autoelsewhere in til
city.
department
•t i.i said that the task
U. National Anthem—The S tar
Tho couple will leave Atlnntu I weather io next -16 hours. ° .... l' great service to the fire depart
Member* of the ti*
ntobilu
and
moonshine*.
during
I
ment, bu( it will servo to give tho
Chief Roy G. Williams stated
1111 census was much Spangled banner.—Keys.
said that about
« “T "
The tem perature wtil be Montc- City of Sanford a five per cent dis
When told th at ho was under this morning that Duncan hus sus lute this afternoon for nn extend
honeymoon trip, which will take
*r- was expected by the
“
“ T"
• middle
minutes were lost due t‘» «^ [ r £ arrest, Duncan offered resistance, nended wntcnce* of 0 months hang- ed
t jJC|n to several eastern and mill what lower tonight in th Atlantic count In tho insurance rates.” The
ing called to 1013 Vreach Avenue
Atlantic uml the North
fire fI as is said td be his custom under ing over him for violation of vari
highest rating could not be given
• ,ir,> asking aid from
instead
circumstances, uoo
and he •and the ous law*. It is expected that he die western cities before their ro- stutes, North Carolina, ’Tennessee to Sanford without installation of
inoieau of to
-W 113,
..... where. the
housc I nut h
n circumniuiieen,
turn.
l|f their respective.
and
cold
and
Southern
Kentucky
nt
then
was rapidly consuming
deputy settled the urgumer
will be turned over to the city and
P “» b| completing the
--------weather ill prevuil again general- an efficient alarm syKem, it is
After repeated call*.■ th*»
m ‘, there. A small club in tin*
u!"r*?w.
I |t vvus reported this morning were advised « ,rr*’' Ui<’ VhaDman !hand nf Kennedy finally dechfded the made to work out his-sentences on
|y eo*t f the Roeky mountain • said.
Estimate# which have been pre
tho street*.
at
I Mng and Rev. E. D. that M. \V. Lovell had been npduring the next litre
A small gra*s ^iri
ho iI row in favor
f..r the
ruvor of
or the
tna law
inw am
nnd Dunpared show that the cost of the
Following is Duncan’s police
I 7 the Baptist nnd P r e s - ' pointed Justice of tlu* Peace by Avenue* wns respond ut about 91 can was carried to the county jail
least.
system would be about $15,000
record: March 25. 1926, arrested
in
■
*
, .
.
.
II.,
r« 'Ii* ii.'it ti l i t
respectively are I Governor Martin to fill the vaeanMr. Williams commented on the
AGAIN
ON
THRONE
I:y
caused
by
the
death
of
Judge
the statem ent t h a t '
manner
in which the firemen were
'j1' r» to tlie city h a re j L G. Stringfellow.
Mr. Lovell w'«s citv clerk of S*»-POORS'—Wilhelm Hohensollern j misdirected, by tho use of teltfre* - ith some -hurch
! rord for several years, and la well
preached a sermon, wore thr uni- call, to the scene of the fire which
• ts" ,r*<‘ They Relieve I known here.
the W hittle home on.
I'nrni uf a Prussian general und destroyed
------- —
m
*ask i* completed
.sat
on
a
throne,
all
on
Chrlstmai.
j
French
Avenue
this morning amt
Owing
t*>
the
congested
mail
ser
u hundred new members
.
in the northern part of the upon
to say nothing of sending poor aid the city wa* far from being
‘umbor
th ,
* the ehureh roll*. j vices
nart
nu*nt
fouiiti
j
,3 r t T k r i ; ^ 7 h . j ^ u ~ f . t . a ..ith a , m ,.,1 . <4
ita tc Mr. l-ovoll has not yet receivfamllir
new ice plant. Qule
■
influence of intoxicating liquor!*.
0|H*l
alarm.
J
S
?
d
L
lik
’
d
m
n
k
lf
-I”-"
.!-«
*
Art
will
tr.,
1
d hi* official jiapers from the the
Riming
with the hose prevented great
himself.
*l’‘, ’nder°th? g J J T u ! (iov^nor'am i'i't («_l.ot known ju st damage being done and only a At that time Judge YMiito rem ark and disorderly and resisting arrest. tact or.';* routine business
ed on tho previous appearances
in the S a rik u l, »»«" hi* appointment is »o take small loss was reported.
fadln.
effect.
Manifesto Withdrawn
By Japanese While
Fighting- AtMudken
«»
M’CORMACK WII.U SANFORD ENJOYS
5 SING OVER RADIO A SAFE AND SANE
NEW YEAR’S EVE CHRISTMAS I) A Y
Local Filling Station
Robbed By Bandits
On C h r i s t m a s Eve
Turkish Women To
Have Equal Chance
In Getting Divorce
n n
Sheriff Hand Kept
Busy Christmas Eve
liev. F. I). Kiiijr Is
Given Buick Car
Whittle Residence
Almost Completely
Sunday’s Concert
ftrs Hope To Program Announced Destroyed By l'ire
Veto Church
M u Sunday
“Young” Stribling
Married To Macon
Girl At Noon Today
City To Have New
Fire Alarm System
Within Few Months
frV :
m
|
U r
> / ; IV'TiXSi&il
:i(
iff
Inveterate Drunken Driver Arrested
Again By Deputy Sheriff Kennedy
p >'rious churchc* nmi Lovell Is Named
Justice Of Peace
Stock Exchange To
Be Closed Today
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YOUR
P u blish ed W j j j W
The Worldji
Section, Ra
APER
H ear!
. Partly cloudy
lorn) *how«ra; V
ly fair, grotl* m
t<*t V ^ f c U W c
i Garden Land
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPA'
VOLUME X V
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.
S A N F O R D , FLORIDA, T U E S D A ^ , JU LY L 1924
•
SINGLE COPIES FIV E CENTS
❖ •>•:•*** ♦ + < • ■>•:••:■■«<-k -* ->* ->
CONVENTION
S I D E L I G H. T S
1
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S m ith ------------- ...... — " ......... 246
251.5
McAdoo ..---- ..... .. ------ "... ..
431.5 431
J. W. Dnvia ..... ...... ;........... ;
31
32
Underwood'...... ................. .... 425 42
Ralston '..... ... .*..
................. 30
30
Cox .... .... ...........
Governor Dnvia
Glass ....... .........
Robinson .........
McAdoo Hold* Veto Power Over
Sm ith.,"
:v *
.«
*
Darkest Dark Horse* May
Be Selected...........
Franklin Roosevelt la Men
tioned. ’ Rum ora of Running Bryan Arc
•Heard.
By R. L. DEAN
Editor The Sanford Herald
AS THE CONVENTION
i«
about to assemble again and call
!lho roll o f balloti) for the sixteenth
.time, air oyca are turned hopefully
but almost vainly in thn direction
o f some dark horse who might
break the deadlock between Smith
and McAdoo, nominntc a. winning
Democrat nnd let the. delegates go
hdme nway from heat and holdups
[o f New York. ‘ The results of yesIterday’a balloting tends to indicate
■definitely one thing. Thnt McAdoo
Inaa the veto power over Al Smith.
■In order for Smith to be nominated
Lom e of the delegates who voted
■ o r McAdoo on the first ballot
uvotild have to switch all way
p e r Oba convention hall to Smith,
■ ’his is of courso is unthinkable.
i Second
HOW THE CONVENTION HAS BEEN VOTIN GFOR PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
President
Speaks on
Taxation
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255.5
437
34
42
30
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261
261
258
261.5 273.5 278
278 * 308.5
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38
55
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15
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478.5 477
476.5 179
478
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432
60
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04.5
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84.5 121
41.5- 40.5
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307.5
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45.5
37
Day of Balloting Sees Missouri Switch
From McAdoo to Davis While Smith Makes
Gain Over His Standing Monday; Florida#
Great Leader Says Davis Not Fit Candidate
•
---------- - ■
,,
,
-State’s Delegation Becomes Prominent
When One Member Switches to Smith
Jacksonville Man Insists Upon Voting For
New Yorker Whil? Colleagues Attempt to
MakcTHim Stick By McAdoo— Vote 11 tq',f
*i
M A D ISO N S Q U A R E G A R D E N , J u ly i . — W ith th e ta k
ing o f the nineteenth ballot in the D em ocra tic C on vention
seek in g a presidential can didate tod a y, W VJ. B ryan m ad e anopen attack on John W . D avis, o f W est V irg in ia , b e fo r e thp
convention.
v
.<
^
Mr. Brvan argu ed w ith the deregates th at D a v is ’ p ro
Head of Fountain Fen Company
Enroute to Eustis From Con
fessional connections w ould co st th e p arty som eth in g in ,the
vention Saya West Virgin
w est nnd denied the ch a rg e m ade b y m em bers o f th e d e je ian Boom is Strong.
w ith D o h e n y ■i n ju r e d ^
*
| Today marks an important date Sanford A
I in the history of Samord, accord- This will 1
ing to many |
prominent business give a better distribution of w:»men who point out the fnct thnt ter in the sections where new
the city today officially takes over ' mains have nlrrady been laid. It is
the waterworks system it recently; nuted that large mains will 1-e
I purchased from the Southern Util placed tout Celery Avcnuu, through
Hies Company nnd that the local the Goldsboro section and other
Belief was expressed by Frunk
' postofTicc joins the rank of first populated sections i f
Sanford D. Waterman, head of the Watcrclass olficcs.
hithert without water, ns well as man Fountain Fen Company, upon
the laying of larger maun Uirough his arrival here last night en route
sections
now Inadequately su; - to Kustis, that John W. DaVis of
plie«l.
West Virginia, formerly United
Mr. Williams reiterate I Ins States ambassador to Great Britain
f ON THE OTHER hnnd McAdoo
statement of sevcrnl days ago to «nd now n prominent cniulidnte fni
jbowed sufficient strength to be
the effect that city officials intend the Democratic nomination, has th*>
lominated without getting any of j WASHINGTON. July I.— Presi
to make good wtih the working out best chance to secure thnt honor
Smith votes. If about 250 of the
Mrs. William Gildis McAdoo and
of a now waterworks system nnd '4 the several dark horse candident
Coolidge
called
upon
the
adlark horse delegates turn to Mcj Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson
the purchase by the u ty of the old Idates who are being mentioned.
\doo, he will be nominated and ministrntive heads of the govern l receive hundreds of visitors daily
Southern Utilities plant. The old! Mr. Waterman, who left the
ment
Monday
night
to
measure
up
lothing Smith can do will prevent,
al iheir suite of rooms at the Vanplant must he used by the city for i Democratic convention Saturday
t. But for McAdbo to get these' to “ the full test of our national Jdel hilt Hotel.
Because of her
about eight inont*- -s, he said, or un- ,l*ght ns it was about t<> vote on
chaMHer”
by
giving
efficient
ad
lark horso delegates seems to be
, ready smile and joyous spirit, Mrs.
oiviAtti
til the new
plant is finashed.
I the Elan question nnd who is a have som e effect on tides in the convention.
i difficult problem. In 16 ballots ministration so further reduction ! McAdoo makes instant friendship*.
t
.
.,
.
,
I
prominent
member
of
the
New
J.
E.
T.
Bowden,
o
f
Jacksonville,
demanded
the
poll
(VrJ
The power house has been com- York S u t
Fin, nrc Cj0n......
’esterday his increase was only ifl taxes for nil the people may be She Wore n pleated black crepe
Florida.
T h e delegation was said to Btand 11 f o r jR jrA doo :
Accomplished.
7Vli votes. If thq rata o f increase
pleted and the new reservoir , whlch Waa ro.po»»il>lo fVr accurlnK
IdyesB, relieved only by n narrow
• 5* ..
•
•
nearing completion, Mr Williams j lhe cnnveiltion' for thnt city> , top! and ittiy for Sm ith.
■Continues in a proportionate man- •Speaking before more than 1,000 |white organdie collar, when I
At the end
roll the cle’rk went
Mated. He added that construed
Sanfon, nnd wa„ 'mpl £y
Iner the Democrats will not have n oxecutivc o I fleers at tho seventh wntched her receive the other aft
back to poll Florida where tttr-OQte
tion has also begun on the tank, or , friend, fn>m Eustilli who drovo hin,
■nominee in time for the election in semiannual meeting of the gevern- Ioriioon. Like her husband, she lias
flK*nt nt the close of the fiscal year, |H magnetic personality.
had Jwcn challengt-d. ■ On the- Will
water tower on the city s proper-| thcrc ^
in th„ niK,lt.
[ November.
the
executive outlined- his
W f'llr .Y name enlleJ \va*' W . V.
ty at French Avenue and Th.i-| 8fH^ n(r fuH h<,r „ n lbc canvpn.
‘‘
Yes,--the
Republican
newspapers
Bryan. Tho great Comworikr wAftrC ’
teenth Streets. The entire new t,,m Mr. Wtttcrmnn ;iaitl
' THE
NAME
OF utmost nny ona 1nolieie^ for the future with the dec keep us fightingi" she said in i|ii
..
.
in his scat and his name was pas<t- .
may be heard os the Jogical inan to laration that all of his subordinates swer to one Woman's question
plant now being constructed will, “ Throughout the past week* one
od. There was one Sn\lth delegate -.
[ whom the Democrata nhould swing. must ented Into them in spirit as "But we’re equal to them.”
he on this property which borders hear* ,nuch
j ohn W. Daviv
In Florida lot but the st»t* wax
And the longer the convention is In well as in practice.
on the Oviedo branch tof the At-uwj,, candidacy appeared to gain
"Oh, the women are splendid
Coolidge Program.
under unit rule.
OcBtiion the more likely it seems
lantic
Coast
Line
Railroad,
thus
B
trcngth
each
day
and
all
day
“ I am for economy," the presi fighters," she exclaimed to a group
[that n compromise candidate will be
. Chairman Walsh called fo r some
giving the illy ea.*i access to rail- Saturday there wiu, n great deal of
that
surroundod
her.
"And
I
de
•On the sixteenth ballot J E
I someone herctafore almost luicon- dent said. "A fter that, I am for pend on them so."
member of the delegation to ootne
iwtd transportation, it is said.
talk in his behalf. 1 believe that
more
economy.
We
must
give
the
I sidcred. They ar<^, talking John
to the platfurm and explain to tltu
T Bowden Jacksonville urged
When tlit* new system is complet- he has the best chance for the nam
I Davis nnd Senator Ralston, but ieopie relief from the excessive
convention that the state Was under
ed
Sanford
will
pe
well
supplied
'
inution*
of
any
candidate
at
this
that
bis
vote
be
cast
for
Smith.
[ the Smith crowd would fight Ral lurden of taxation.”
tho unit rule. There were howls-;
with pure, soft water, officials Itime.”
Chairman Igunbright, feeling
Mr. Coolidge's program content- ^
ston as hard as they would McAdoo
from gallery for Bryan. .
V ':u
state.
The
water
will
he
taken
Asked
whether
he
thought
that
that the delegation shuuld vote
nnd McAdoo would fight Davis*with plates cutting expenditures to the (
from the wells being drilled by |either McAdoo or Smith had any
John C* Cooper, Jr‘.‘ of JaekWpn- •
I
bone.
He
wants
to
continue
even
i
*4he same intensity that they would
for McAdoo while his name
the city on their property, on I chance, Mr. Waterman replied in
ville took the platform to conlehd
I more drastically the three-year-old '
Smith.
French
Avenue,
and
from
L a k e the negative. ‘.'Both of those men
for tbc unit rule. He recited that
was
before the house an
1jine<l those responsible for spendthe delegation had been sent pur
Adu. According to analyses w if ,,re there to fight each other to the
nounced
the
vote
as
usual,
12
ling
the
government’s
money
that
PROPAGANDA IS out to nom
suant to primary won by.M cAdoo.
this water already received by tV- end,” he declared and thut necesfor McAdoo, Bowden insisted
inate Franklin Roosevelt who is the every administrative effort he enrContended that any personal pt*-‘ :
cily officials, it will Iks many tim»V j Warily means that only a eompro|ried
on
uith
absolute
minimum
of
on a poll of the delegation.
only one of Smith following who
fercncc o f any delegate should have
better than the water now being mise candidate will win.”
expanse.
That
means,
be
asserted,
has showed himself to have imj of
This
was
taken
and
he
voted
no weight fn view o f tlrt expressed
used
and
will
be
similar
in
propSpeaking
of
the
Saturday
night
the attributes of n gentleman add .that the government payrolls must
erties to Elder Springs water.
session which ran over into the
preference o f majority o f . Damofor Smith, the rest all voting
bo
reduced.
American. Any large block of dele
cfnts
o f atatfe.
PoNtofficc
Changes.
“
wee
small”
hours
Sunday
rnornfor
McAdoo.
Lambright
insist
gates swinging suddenly to Roose- i The president's broad outline of
Former
Governor Gilchrist spoko
Today
ia
the
beginning
of
the
|
n*L
^
r>
Waterman
declared
that
ed that the delegation was in
vMt would likely to have a power ( his views w^s expanded by Director
ngarqjt thg. unit rule contending
new fiscal near of the local postufvv,l-‘, 0,10 ^but will not bo forI
I^ord
of
the
budget
bureuu,
who
j
ful reaction on the convention. For
structed for McAdoo nnd tho
tha MMe' situation, prevailed In,,
fice nnd the day on which it be- Gotten soon. The intensity of the
that matter the same may he said I warned that those who failed to
1912 tfhen Florida pledged lo Un
comes
a
first
class
office.
Al■HU*ti°n
nnd
the
bitter
feeling
exvice-chairman read the Florida
|
function
sympathetically,
and
who
,
for Senator Walsh.
derwood. ,and two members claimed
though this new rating brings with »ating oil both sides in the struggle
law on the inatruction o f the
obeyed the yhief executive’s inthe right to vote for Wilson. .. ^jt
it a raise in box rentals, the salu- 0Ter.
-*doption of thu Klan
state central-committee.
Istructions in half-hearted fashion,
. -Tho first fifteen-ballot* gave the
ries of the |)ostnvaster, his nssist- P'Mn»»
^“ at session by far the
Former
Governor
Gilchrist
j
may
as
well
feel
that
they
are
not
j
bune gives rise in an editorial this
convention the appearance o f -mara
arit and various other employes of mo8t exciting.one of the convention
insisted
that
in
keeping
with
|desired
in
tho
government
macliiii|
morning to fear in certain quarters
or 1m s tbc ardorly Marathon rac
the government working in the lo- u*’ un^i}
time he left, he further
the precedent set in 1912 when
that William Jennings Bryan may jory. He added that disloyal ones j
in,which contestants trotted aroun
(Continued on page 6)
'
Continued on pajje 4.
the
Florida
delegation
at
Balti
have
no
place
In
the
organixation.
,
for the fourth time be the standard
track without any material chang
more broke from UnderWood
[bearer of his party. His party IThe director explained that the hu- I
ip
race or position.
who carried the state, to .Wil
wpuld make no mistake t<> confer it-au's agents were cognizant of all |
. WJUiurn G. McAdoo and Alfcw
son,
that
it
was
a
mutter
for
activities
in
the,
government
and
D a v is Is N e w
M e m b e r
S e a b o a r d S e e k s T o
tnis honor upon him. As a mutter
E. Smith remained In -lead ,vinr
the delegate’q own conscience
o f fnct he ia the ‘ leuder of the said he would not fuil to call short
John W. Davis o f West Virgmil
to determine how long he
A c q u ir e N q w
R o ac
O f
Iio a r d
O f
C o n tr o l
[party. He has ably demonstrated comings to thep resident’s alien- 1
wo* third.
The three le^dC?!
•*
.i *
should vote for McAdoo.
[that no other Democrat has even lion.
showed steady gains throughout
Both Gilchrist and AppleThe speech was the first by Mr. !
WASHINGTON, July 1.— Hear
TALLAHASSEE. July 1.’-—\\\TT7
lufc , comparable weight in his
balloting yesterday and last night
yard who were underwood men
party’s councils. Ami what is more Coolidgr since • the Ktqiuhlican j
Chairman Walsh Dually rule)
ing-s on Seaboard Air Line applicai Davis of Perry today was ap
in
’the
primary
voted
for
Mc
KANSAS
CITY,
Mo„
July
1.—
party
Mtlectud
him
us
its
presiden
[Bryan is not yet L><> old to be
that the Florida .delegation .wool
pointed
member
of
state
board
of
tion
to
acquire
control
o
f
FlorM*
Adoo on this ballot, but AppleFrom" his sick bed hero Monday
tial candidate and he chose in this !
president.
have to decide for itself how lor.j
i Northern and Western begun l«L control to succeed W. L. -Weaver, Senator Juntos A. Reed, issued a
yard will vote for Ralston or
utteranfi* to review the -financial j
it will be bound by prefer sac
also
of
Perry,
resigned.
Davis,
<f
!
fore
Examined
Haskell
C.
Davi*
Glass
when
he
thinks
the
time
statement
in
which
he
asserted
thnt
| JOHNNY M El SC 11 is another accomplishments of the adminis- I
primary, The convention parha
who
is
n
lawyer,
will
represent
!
interstate
commerce
today.
T
i
t
has come to leave McAdoo. He
"if a certain candidate" whose
KfHo has temporarily shaken the tration for the past three years. In
mentarian gave opinion that jruUp<
central
Florida
on
the
board,
tho
j Seaboard proi>oses to lease aid
name is now before the Democratic
would not .say how loug he
fcelpryfeed from hia crowning locks this p o o d he said there was net
was according to precedent
law
requiring
that
personnel
of
purchase
stock
of
the
FJoridk
National
Convention
is
nominated
would
stick.
[OWd. la now prominent among reduction in the,great public debt
- Ninth Ballot: Underwqc
board
shall
be
made
up
of
repre
Northern
nnd
Western
road
rJ
to t the presidency the Democratic
Chairman Walsh ruled that
notables at the Democratic Na of mop: than $2,720,000,000 nnd a
McAdoo
446.6: Smith 27r
sentatives
from
different
sections
' ccntly authorised to be constructed
party will likely be compelled to
tho piatter of how long a dele
tional Convention. JnHuny thinks conscqunt saving to the people of
63; gox GO; Glass 25; Rais
of
state.
across
state.
conduct its campaign in a federal
gate should vote for the choice
•
tlia In ull probability the Demo more tlnn $120,000,000 in interest
•vA’enth Ballot: McAdoo 47
o f his - state as expressed in
court-ropm defending*its candidate
crat* will, nominnte some one, but alone.
Smith 299.5; Glass 26; John
ugainBt
serious
criminal
charges
preferential
primary
was
a
P ogress Easily Shown.
maintains that the committee on
DavU 6 U ; Ralston 30Jl; Und
for violation o f Federal statutes.
matter between him and hia
"W h i, progress we have made in.
resolutions has entirely overlooked
wood 43.9: Cox 60; Bryan 12; G
Ho did not name ,the candiduto re
constituent*. A similar ruling
jwhat is probably the paramount orderin the national finances is
crpur Di(|ia IS ;- Harrison. S
ferred to.
J
wus made at Baltimore on the
Brown 8;qf>aulsbury 6; Walsh
problem confronting peoplo^vT this easily riown," Mr. Coolidge said.
Senator Reed dictated this state
Florida case and there Is a
Baker 1: Thompson 1; Rabin
natkm today. Ha' inhista that his "A con lariaon of our receipts and i
m e n t : ' •'
sim ilar’ case"in the Montana,
20: Ritchie 17.6.
IP*rty would have been invincible expendi lures for the last thyce |
"O
f
course,
I
do
not
know
what
delegation-at this convention,
Chase nnd Company, A 4(Fyear- offices o f the firm have been in
years c plains what has been acEleventh Ballot: McAdoo 47l
the state having, instructed for
old concern nnd tho oldest' inde-1 Jacksonville for over 20 years, b jt the convention will do, but I should
be greatly surprised If it-should
McAdoo while one delegate has
in d e n t shipper of fruits and vege it was found neccsdary to move nominate as a candidate for presi
■ ■voting
■
■for
■ Smjth
■ ■ yor.yoknft
been
tables in the state of Florid*, has them to.Orlando because o f- tho dent a man whom the Republican
time.
V'A*’
■
moved its main offices from Jack distance from this sectinn to the ieadcra in all probability are cager• ilowden would notT explain
sonville to Orlando, it WOS learned offices where the bulk o f business ur Writing the opportunity to indict
his vote other.than to any. he
today.
•
( j was carried p n .; A •tcinpornry o f fo r violating the federal statutes
was tired of voting for a loser.
arrlson 21-5; Brown 9,
fice
will
be
maintained
in
Jackson
In .a n interview with Randalh
Which fdrbld federal employees ami
(Continued'on page 6)
ville
until
matters
are
thoroughly
Chave o f the local office* a repre
officers •appearing •before .depart
Sanford
Chambers
Of
adjusted,
lie;
said.
sentative' o f The Herald learned
ments within two years after their
The main offices at JackHonvillo employment tq touch any matter or
today that thin step hog been made
A ppleyard Cas
in order to bring the main offices werg discontinued last Tuesday and claim pending during the time of Commerce Not to Hold
o f tho firm closer to the producing waro opened at Orlando on Wednes their employment.
.
Luncheons This Week
Vote For Ra
sections of the state. Mr. Chase day. S om o’ o f the prominint‘ bpai- ■: "Thci<facts no hot seem to be l in
emonstrations
AU
nesa
men
of
Sanforirstaie
that
tho
stgtod that'Orlando is id the renter
dispute, and should wo nominate
There will be Junior Chamber of
Over Japan Ar
The foliowi
o f citrusi growing section iq which moving of these offifce*. clearly such a,, niyi wc a r c .lik e ly 't o /b e
Commerce luncheon od. Thursday
Chftse *n<l Company operates most
received.late
•t ' - - ;
a
compelled no conduct our'campaign noon, 'according to an announce.
The Hamid
extensively and fp f that rdason the
TOKIO, July l.— A ■
in-some federal court room, defend- Ricnt made today- Instead the
wide
editor o f th
company was desirous o f having its
(Continued on page 6)
uemonstration against t.,. Ameri__ _
laftMttOp' has! been postponed -U> •
roembar of
main citrus .offices in'that section.
c*p Exclusion Act which goes ipto
week frbm next Thursday.
fleet today opened 'with ./mass
fTfoct
lie further said that the main
One Killed And Seven ctiou was taki'ii by the officers o f
B£»yer meetings *t . all national
offices of ihe vegetable department
lie organixation, it Is.said, because
P®*^to
shrines throughout the
remain in Sanford where-they
Injured
in
Auto
Wreck
of.'the larger rtuuibor o f mernbera
H i m s I s Ne,w Judge will
[ « ♦ Crowds petitioned anclhave been in the pant: This be
who will h« absent frtom-tho cHy
WASH
cause Kaqfprd is In tho heart'pf tbo
Ln.,ki llc*
*ld people "in this
Monroe
County
Court
• DAYTONA BEACH, July l . _
R. W\ Pcarroan. J r , secretary i
PW®5jhHm«Jwhedtthe Japanese
vegetable
section;
ho
udde^*
•
;
‘
A* the result’ o f a head on crash thg senior orgqiuxiifhui, tH o a
Im.
by exclusion from
o f automobile* early today, Rai-1 ounced ' Ibis morning that the
TALLAHASBEB, July L-^Gpv- jf Many thousands o f car'loads of
le
7 ofcl° ’* principal mcetford1Singletary, .17, tof > Thoiuks-I •ill Lo no lunchocn of that body <
em
or Hardee- today appointed J. vegetables arc akippud.'.-from the
t ^ V ^ M e i J i n h r i n c . ltw a V
instantly
Vining Harrfa a* ^ judge criminal forms in Sanford XM iin the vidn-b> ^ 0UMwls
reservist*
id' others are on trial id court o f record in Monroe bounty to
with Bale of |ovcmment succeed Judeo H. H, •Taylor, re--------Mrs. I.rKoy Springs Is Gaining
Support of Women and Few
Men in Behalf of Cnndidn
cy for Vice-Presidency.
--------ity RUBY I,EACH
Spccinl Correspondent The Herald.’
MADISON SQUARE -GARDEN,
Florida Delegate
Deserts Group To
Vote For Al Smith
t
Qhe Candidate Will
Bp I n d i c t e d I f
Named, Says Reed
Main Offlces o f Chise and Company
Are Installed in riando Wednesday
i
E
�.
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PAGE TWO
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WE
„ —.frrrv
*r. >:A/u-vn>..TTi
.>3
\U
Sanford Herald
a..
1924
y H E ^ N KORl
^ j* e -
Too Many Innocent Victims
-m
C H 73
•II,-U '
*......
S iir
-ivVl
V.
1
.Ml ttf't.d * J d j l i
•
[ - Dan*feoiSS
As Brisbane Se‘esv It
T
Next thing you know New York
will start exporting booze. *
It's sa'fc to takft o ff your heavy
underwent 'qom. ■ ,1
J
. A complete Bet of sllvcrwart
with no spoon's or anything missinj
has never k«gn on n picnic.
--- U------- »•— -----*-r—
Hunt tha.brighter-thinka of Ufa.
UiTnlhloupCB tvouliT'iosf Ido inuc|w
|f they w.oru ns big ns watermelon*.'
•’
■---- ■
1. Healthy giHjc^attltog .aU tanned
will find it hpni Jboklng.Jalc and
interesting-next winter.
\
Then life's clouds will vanish, soon
<
will dawn 'a' Brighter day.
That “ Idol’^and the Fourth of July
...v t)rift out of seeming darkness, and
hold God’s love nnd grace;
For the only joy and gladness is to
meet Him face to face.
Aak Him now to guide us, in this
midst of sin and crime;
Ask Him now to help us to improve
this present time. .
•*» *1•- - ••a,
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— ------------ 7------ .
Prayers Mnd Tears.
D o you knoty.hbw to handle a Run? Is it safe tb he
FightyM Later?
1.7
around
you
when
you
have
a
pistol
or
a
rifle
in
you
r
hands'?
•
jttr M
(Second Clsss Matter,
Old Religious Ilntc.'
toiler 17. I f IS; lit the Poitomoo
Unless some catastrophe is brought d o s e to h o m a w $ t
MeAdoo Still Holds.
1 Knnfonf, [KJorldn. under Act o f
W
think very little nbout it. WtrTcnd in the papers about acci
Also a' P.
larch 1. i m .
dents but as a rule very little thought Is given to them until
__ ltd II or
n o i l . a x » W i i i i a k ..
. Manager something unexpectedly happens close to us and some person
n. H o w a r d nf.im .
LATEST FROM convention. It is
I’ honf H I we know is the victim . And then it doesn't take us long to nnnounced •that tho com mitten on
lajrnslla A venae
g e l busy.
.
— w
resolutions hnsi vptod, !M to* |0, t6
IIOTSC1UPTIOII RATRS
J o n . T a w »..— 17.00 p l* M onth..»1.10
omit
from the platform nil nutation
In the Inst.fcw weeks it has hardly, bfeen possible to pick
— J^ttve»e4 . 1a . c ity, hy, Osrrlsr., Pgr *.
week lie . Weekly Edition. IT.00 up a newspaper withotil sM lhjf 7ttT hiTotmt of'tpm n nrcimmmr q f"th g -K u~ K!mf Kt«tr. hy;.iianwr
1) per Tear.
shooting in which an innocent person has been Jcilliled or seri This, delegates hof>cf‘ will!
APBCIAI. NOTI C*Ki All obituary ously injured. T h e newspapers o f tfie whole country .this bitter nnd- poisilijy. physical
f .thank., resolutions
- <>
1 . ivr.t
holler*. card,
and; nolicta Of entertainment* whet, summer hAvo contained many stories about accidents o f thiA that seemed inevitable.
i*iH
nade will be charged
1>
charges ar« road.
for1Vv.Vegulsr-advertising rates.
kincl**
4 ’'.••'.<•
T
. . .
WHAT WILL HArPI-N when
M EM BER T ilK ASSOCIATED PIIKSS
that
plank.of the platform Id read
The A »o c la t?d Preea I . esclusKnly entitled, to ahe use for repub- day
to
tho
contention, without any di
llr.Uon of nil n ow . dispatches killed
_
• credited to It or not otherwise cred
rect
mention
of the Klan, if it,is sg»|£J
ited In thl. paper and aleo the local boy was accidentally discharged.
Vcad, remains to be roan.
■ n ow . published herein. All rights of
Many people realize that there is entirely too much care
^publication of .peclal d l.p a tcb c.
Mr. Bryan’s earnest praying in'
Iierelu are also reserved.
less handling o f guns by boys w)io know nothing nbodt the the committee op resolutionsJ^foK'
use fo r which guns wicre intended. ’ .'
..
. "
lowing an entire night of “ ncrintori-; 4*
TUESDAY, JULY I, 1924
i.
Saturday’s account in. The Sanford Herald which told ioqs discussion,"was evidentlyr notable to bring unanimity. Mr. Bry-i’.
b i b l g T h o u g h t f o r t o d a y o f tho accident along the banks o f the W okiva River, near ari’a nrtii-ld for Sunday says: ,
NO MORE W AR:—Nation shall here, should be the means o f waking u careless people to the , "Out of the heart arc the i.VlUegffif
not lift up aword-against nation, point where some action is taken to prohibit the handling oi of life," and ho seems •happy, de.-,
neither shall they lenm war any
i voting the rest of himartiefe tp^thq
firearms by those who arc inexperienced nnd careless.
.more.—Isaiah 2:4.
N
, - . ,
.
*iwonderful State of Florida,, ItA
The average boy wishes to go cam ping during lus TjUm- Jbeauties, spring, fertility nnd find'
..I!
RECOMPENSE
mer vacation. It is. great sport and should not he denied, j people.
m v VL-MTin>T“ NFWg u •£,» 1
Give a pleasant word, and wear n But the plan o f allowing hoys to handle guns, without proper
supervision, should M brought t o an ond.
.
. S
S
i ™
' 4“’ r’
>
merry smile;
Scorn not this weary world, bo
Boys should learn how to shoot, th ey should be trained
At 0 o'c|0ck Saturday-morning in ', v
happy all tho while.
in the proper manner o f handling rifles and pistols. But they tho Madison
M-',‘— eSquare
-...... MHotel,- -ftcrosq
— ds
Ink' of things that arc, and not
the street from the convcntion/the’
should
also
he
instructed
in
the
dangers
connected
with
the
of things that were,
Democratic committee on rcrtfhf-'
'or what has passed, you saw, will careless handling o f dangerous weapons. W ithout th is 'in jtiona, nfter spending a |ti«»ht In’hitroam some place but here.
struction they should keep their hands off.
' ter diseussion Of th«* ku-Rlqx K|nW‘
Too many innocent people have been the victims recently plank for the'Democratic nlaffbrnt’,
Give truth' in every blessing, be fo r this matter to pass unnoticed; W ould-it not lie a good wound up the session on its knees,
noble, bravo nnd trud,
pruy'
So others, in their blessings, will idea to limit the handling'of guns to those w ho have had ex- ji'n * *'J
perience and instruction nnd know the d a n g e r connected !inK for D1Uno *t,fc,nncc'
do the same to you.
•n
Help them all to listen,, tho old, the with it? *
MR. BRYAN’S prayers ure ns
. C - . •v?*
:
young and gay: *
earnest nnd ’• eloquent as his r?
----------- —o--------------
>• FMnp- iltfBsffln .laaCCnsoi I'Insurnnce
rate*- may got up ngrtiiMtAU this (n
spKe-of celluloid-collnrs going out
iker say* he m
sees us’ nil. flying
_____
lying in a few year*, o]
Wo^saV he Itad better look ngain.
-— list/' :
Goad ticws^frtfnf Londotti They
say thc’ lnwyer business/over thett
is poor,
Our guess nt’ the election results '
is that Christmas comeft next winter.
?
i
Wo don’t core so much who wins.
the pennant -just ao peanut•> last
until the end of the1Mason.
--------- -tf ( ff
Shoe men are happy. -Tlicy say.j
the fall trade-is booming already, ^
We will need shoes for'hunting a
coal.
i
,
. . ■■•
< •- Political graft1 is being stamped
olit in Holland --Alid .it nifiy ke«
many!of the Dutch frbnj getting/*
Dutch.
.v-ii+ryK
-Th-‘ Japs ixre haviug trouble witli l
the Chinme'-but .n oti ns muebj
trd«hhjo»'thdy are' hnvlnfe' With the
Japu.-ii>
jfihvi
.speeches. Half a dozen pf the Dem
ocratic committeemen wera in
tears wjiilc lie prayed.
It was a touching sight but it
f t
W ith Fourth o f Jtfly at haml and nil good Americans U k - '
f,i tho 1
S E R V I C E
ing extra pains to. tell their children ns much as they can j con,intr Democratic campaign.,
BALTIMORE EVENING SUN
about the glorioufr'heglnning o f this land o f the free and home
THIS IS NOT A political hut a
o f the brave, would it’J>e right or wrong to make any illusion
The chilli,. o.‘ course, is selfish. nnd linvc leariicd to think renlixo
religious convention, with plenty of
to that impudent gentleman
in Ihdia who has among his col- the
j<
hatred, bittcfrnesd ami danger Its universe ir -seli. Tho things folk appear gidjculou*, but the
leelififl
merica
orirn ?*
.
lectiofl nf
o f idrda
idols nnn
one from AAm
that hnvc always gone with relig it desires it takes, and the things arguments in all caeca are fushion- Li
I it wish--, to d-> it ikies, if then* i* eil by people who have not grown '1
The man in India has a gold coin from the United States ious discussion.
You
can'imagine
the
smiles
of
[ho adult present to inni.e -tr.ingi up nnd learned unselfishness and
Eeg of Him to lighten this cloud labeled “ Christian Id ol From Am erica.” It is placed in a cab
therefore are not competent t 1
snu-n
niftohg
Repub; ahfnt' ethics. It is incapable
i
the
elder
slntesmcn
nmong
Hen
of doubt and nin;
inet along with im ages o f other jiagan dieties and emblems, lican leaders, when they I'end of Iof martyrdom for the sake of a testify. They do not change the
Beg o f Him to briirhtcn tho thought
nnd if there are children in thnt Indian’s household, they Democrats 1«1 in ornyeV by \ViI- cuukc. md ib is to., siino t.. court f®*1 that adults who have put away
that lies within.
childish things feel a genuine urge !
No doubt that He will listen to tho doubtless stand a n d lo o k ’ nt the coin, wondering just how-the liam Junninsgs Bryan, begging Di- martyrdoiq.fi.r, the sake of adver to he of use.
tising.
Nature,,having
in
mind
the
vino
niujcsty
tov»uggc*t
a
plank
on
prayer that you’ll Commence shining gold piece is used in our temples here.
Some of them, being handicapped
. Anil
m for you will glisten, a •* • A w ay buck yonder when the colonists felt thnt they were tho Ku-Klux hlan such ns could tie prcsrrv: ti..n of the species, tenches
rend to the delegates without start it to th 11k first, under all circum by little understanding, employ
loving Recompense.
n
**»qvve, l»i
ir» precious
j
stances,
of |
its
self.
quite well that' this mystery we
entitled to the fr e e d o m and thef independence that they had ing 100 fist fights ntonca.1
■K
.’rtiis *elfishm
Atany prayers have (COpo uplvnrd
nes-«, being inherent, rnli life if properly*Understood ij crossed ah urrkJiovvn sdn to find, and felt their cause so earn-,
the voting goes on.
iiiil aside without un something more than a privilege
eatly they w tjraready to fight for it. that first Fourth o f July during the cnnventiotHrpne Catn- lit pot ihxly lui
wljM ftSi 0 "v I I•
olie prayer, one Pj-qtcataiit Episco effort ir without adme sehnoling to eat nnd sleep for <v littlu while, ]
was tinged with nirtho idealism that we can put into the pic palian, sxw Prcshyterigiv one Ilhp- In the bard institution of life. When and these without exception feel ]
' V c * L I. far ,/rom being deture
today, with the beat, o f our imaginings. Describe it to tisl and -one Christian Scientist. Wc'Viqy a mart hn.-» never crown up!
du
Vri:t’ ,to° . 1
* something tiiat will
-feated.
you r children. Rend slhwly and thoughtfully With them that The Christian Sdentist^thoughtful we in.im to compliment him in a i Justify their
nrtd wise, determined thnt nobody comlc-cttiding way, hut wiiut we amends for the things they have i
Friday is the Fourth of July and reat Declaration o f Independence. Tell thent; by ull means should luy any blame on him, Re rt-dtlv Any is that he ii.-i.i never fol- (•'consumed. ,T!iye. are many clever 1
£ho lieachca will be crowded.
ell them, thnt we still live up to all the grehtf'principlcs set quested the great crowd-to pray in liwed the body of a treasuied coin- arguments designed to make.there'
forth in thnt (fpmqijs (tycunwnJU
silence for a faw; minutes, 'rheu pilhfi.n to thy-cemetery—that,, ho ^hemsi'lvcs unwisely, and soma urr
>,ltiv;' hulsAhecs, Many, being
'’ 'July should sec many’ Important V T h e n ^ fte r the youngsters have gone out to have P
hfi*.recjlpd thc.I.yr^U ’i j ^ r .
Jn hui'hsd n*> oyuriince ofh.-ud trial ri01
a^lliitth* hflst-Biiv
that he
° f *e«l_out of till proportion
•talks' begun 1n' Sanford.
triotic parade with th# neignbor children, ask yourself' INit*
t'sv
rtot been'tempered
Jn tr.>
the ......
fire. *“
' heir nhilities, devote their lK-ys
''•^IIESE FEW MTNtJtE.S J
.
.
.nperetljin
,
' could possibly he true b|iat an idoLis being set up for America have meant 10,000 driftin' pra
\^4! o net Wall tbaVhWsJi moron.
; !-!lJ> canr?°‘ hw.i.Ur. and
All the noise in New York has jto worship, an idol ayirtboliied by a;gold coin!
»
everybody flee to pray for what llmlioolc t J f h * has biTn^-dtermi, ;
J ."’1J**
- K m t labor a!
rnoH«d ir>- few additional votes
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,f
|,
W hen we grant, however, that the Almighty Dollar he liked. iiiMaJicc.-t uiuL thejreforc liu.i i*' ' *,,^. ' ot.h,n*r 1,1 1
forthat city's A1 Smith.
iL-ieniA i 1 / . / i* *
. inc> are not content to into re.-.
l’ resunittbly soinc^Ku-jytiz pVaj-^- ri
|rules our nation, we can com fort ourselves in many ways
W
h
L
1
f„n
>-w*> ">»»«'*•
Of into there h
a
s
- - *! •
LaFdllettc nnd A1 Hmith would The Almighty* Dollar builds and protects,
Sntlonpokse. ogqpi-^I ' t l l L V l u n i . r
■"
,,U' wl1* wi" ’ out t!X<,,‘l*tf6nt ran
been
more
and
more
willingness
to
devote
dollars
to
the
build
otly, without actuiir.WhsicnrBgftt
mnke ai good pair to start a party
‘ '''^r,‘ " ‘nt; ,but'' ,0 ,ho " ’’"■I**''' store of
ing o f institutions for the amelioration o f human ills. The ing. that will bo a mhSgulouifprrt.tr ;.k a l® L /^ 'if L
W
happiness if they wilb
all o f their own.
proyeit
Ifashim t ’ M tt •
^'f'.ine the unakij atjiqjx I.u.-iiiufi t„ nix-epl thd
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Alm ighty Dollar can buy the removal of much suffering, so of tho power of
—
fashi on t'. Spell service mtli a taflt’ nedf at linhil. * Der eiit hunrm
_1 -Perhaps- Andy Gump could ho much evil. The gold coin idol that stands for gem rous spend
AS
FOR.TI1E
Democratic
Party.
r' , ' V‘'1. kindness should begin where-cliaig r a ft e d ns n fayornhlc compromise ing, for good works and square deal treatment— it m od not its chances arc getting worse every* ** • m' r‘ .Z . " L
tty doe*.
.
> ’ 1 *'lu vn
candidate for the Democrnis.
*
hour.
W.
G.
MeAdoo
still
leads
in
he so fur out o f place in a collection o f sacred relics.
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W e were merely wondering how the idea would lit in with strength, and iiis delegates seem
CONFUSED IDEAS' •
to prove their loyally,
. Recording to the present outlook your Fourth o f July tribute.
.
. . determined
l.y sticking'.tu.him-to the last.'it is possible the Democrats mnv
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'i
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^
For
1
Business
Efficiency
fa cilitie s a n d s e r v ic e o f
*»
th is-,h a n k cari b c ,,id‘h ’ i m - * .
i
p o W d t f a c t o t ’ in
#|1;
p r o c r c s s o f y o u r b u s in c s s .t *)t ; „i*. i
*
n 1.1 1
AuV *• •••'■{'JVt
, W l - w ilj W ^ lc o m ?
• tu n ity t o a p p ly o u r s e r v ic e t o -is •:
y o u r n c f d s ,. w h e th e r ry d h L -R C i j.i ;*( •
?
c o u n t is" a la r u c o r s m a ll o n e i11’* y t .
.
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S T R E N G T H — ‘ S F R V ld fe
,1
1\ , ’
Interest Pnid-Oh'Savings .v .
.1 itisr.v
1
AJTHi
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But what is-the‘ UiM> e/.'Vnotnina-‘v.*-.----tion,, if it comen Wujghtcd down*- important ... is tl-r ipiuslloil ■of . Whnt raw materials
DESERVES E V ER Y EN COU RAG EM EN T
with .n bitter religious and racial Vediicfttinn, mid few nre more trr- country send t-> China? iloi-s this
Mission-1
I'BNSACOI-A
NKWS
quurrcl?
.
.
.
C* lk|tidrt«nt, nnd u< much attention ns aries.
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The Republicans would he greatly
'
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,\
*
tis
being
turned
to
i:
we
haven’t
-pleased to see AI Smith the nom-V/liat was Pinchdt before he. be
They arc your money ;nmker8 if j
Me A DO O S GIGANTIC liilnir j^otUin far tuws.nl the* solution o f
They are planning a “ Sajfoty
One of the greatest nsscV* of thiskgl ineo of tho Democratic party. They
came governor? president of the
following,
reaftirmFd
sltidr
tho
contlie*
csiiicntionnl
problem,
acco'Mhandled
properly.
W 6 havo the
is
hoped
hopec
city is the Junior Chninbci' of Com- Driver* Club." which it
would then be assured of-victory.
convention comm(Upn.
will end reckless driving in Pensa vention' began -jq-, .p^r-ntatement; ing -tar AVilliiim H. Alien, director
tnercor-composed
of
young
men
ot
Wlwit
are
hy.-Hvrld-.?’
^om
ethtRi'
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idgnud. By leadcpi u f <0- greut-nn^ ot-<tke inMttnte f<or
i rmldie service, that tells about hlsfcmy.".
. WPensucoia wha nre living up p. cola.
“ Lake Worth' la GrdWifg," says their ulogan: ^'Prosperous Progres
July. *«i
'Tiome cx- .Nam# u eonstiVuliOHul rkrlit,
.. --July.
They are boosters of tlio "Own iou#«. might epabic him to rtnch| iivtAfitPIUreV for
n headline. And so are mnny other sive Pensacola.”
your homo" movement and' are success as a Democratic .enndiduta ampli V -pf.t <|uustiohs . tisked of rhe rn-ht to keen l»«reHlrms. •>
:i(| school -ehildreti and their answers
cities in the state and Incidentally
planning
active' campaign -along in siift p f h heitvy htthdicup.
io he-Imre 1 (11^ 1- urti 'the
the .<exThis is written ut noon, after.thu hro) given:
that's the rcaaon why Mt> /Ante is ' Here nre just a few of tile thlpg* this line in the near future. A
tremes.
if
Itnl'-iil
thi-y.var,'
tho Junior Chamber of Commerce
no
r w ondy*ilnck l^^Yo
n 'j
jhrg. .iJiyilBj^'J^ttf/buMl^aTlafl itj ; ‘Wtmt
Every young man of the youngor ^
IVbhV ..iaolcctoriil Volk
Vollegc?
a rj J
1 * the eitvtnrii
-1
tion useil^ to-^jydtit a Twsop
has accomplished o r is engaged' in
‘ rewU,‘ '%g T
Satisfied.” f .
>?PtaIt^v»^ai>cr^*
Uin^,
g
ostu
JA^place
-for
hoyj*
who
‘want
Kimi-rntion- in Ponaacola sliould In*,
Allen nujhi suixii- nre
fostering:
ounlry, Irorti electricity.
early throughout the country,
tricitv 1
• nt to {Allen nujrti sutdi- arc djic- to'Von v
And now talk Irgoing the rotituls ' They have nwurded n ettp nnd n a*member of the Junior Chamber press
1
fused;
ideas
und
dMccJfs
teaching
■
i
M
yrife
Aye.
and -ith St. Phone 539j
l^ite news dispiitchcs, and ,per*
•Wiiat are election poll::? Poles PietlimT*. wliicp inuH|r*/be‘ piiid fot»r Willinm J. Bryan
the ideal medal to tho school having thb host j of Commerce, and to the end. that haps a paragraph'6r two Millet)
J
N
0
. W . SNEED
_ _ candidate. That’s ideal talk ami garden, and the boy or git-j having j this organization may Be made here, will tell you how. the lighting ■Which'‘ hold up tho voting build- [liter in/xnuddled pn^iifro in $usL‘
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A
I/T
p
V
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E
N B R p E T (C CLICKS j
even
more
effective,
every
business
big* ■
Dims and govern men
not cor
, Florida would ho in th«r lime-light tho best individual gufdcn in !
firm should urge tho younger men goes id tho copveqtjpn Saturday “'•-What Is specific In-ut?* Heat rected. >,
more than even then.
T
Pensacola.
I•
Require the same bone building,rurjf
. \
vt*. * i
to Become members, und should afturnbon.
tlmt I'acific ix-eart gives off
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- 4Education ,iu«: the3K»pu o f the
__
u They are Auyk’irig, ^he Ktstoricul |piVe to the various movements
prcducir^- fted ss the elder chukeaf,
! Why did German
r.
— .—7C*e ntatesmnn -peeking 8pots of our city, so that *the,citi- f<Tr4tcToti by tlij Junior Chamber of I.ET TIIF. WpIlDS: "Ku-Klui! lose prestige?
out in * »h*pe sJeptcJ to their needs.
Kiwi" .b* mtsatioiieil.,iu.denunciai tlie. map and I i n - f f l m ',
m , “ n. provide go into. the creation
offlco rocently spent ona hundred
and visitors may know how Commerce their heurty support,
Just such a feed is
•.
1
r^tigey
pf
hfcer,
for
if
Is
the
"means
bv
»,
,
if
t»
tbp
"means
by
‘ .andfifty thousand dollars in behalf jjjch in history Pensacola'senlly is.) Kvery line of business needa-new tion, -wheu the platforua ia read nm(
What is 11 barbecue?
of his candidacy. Must have secured 1 They have orgnnizpd ftpd !ftld‘j blood, new ideas, yoang enthusiasm if you don’t,^eo a jlghf yoq, wjlijt,, you get your” !iuirUpui ' ,,,uce
,,lc.n and Vn men .Ure'to be .
SUNSHINE BABY CHICK
b • few pointer* from *Nawbotry Ini|several Industrial Shows which j-—these the Junior CommerciuWr*
»
r
W
m
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w
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J
,
,
,
Jfejiig
]
.
.
busy.
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u.ur.vjn,,,.
. j
^.
Bo™,,,. U U Ml UDft M
have acquainted Pnnaacoljans with jgnnixntion cun supply to the city of been particularly
..
_iJ *L . .___ , /Smy&Zm
Pensacola, in ita various coju*
^ ‘ f 't
the industries in their midat.
A YOUNG
ard tho
•<G DELEGATE in Hd
|„ whm Imtttn hi.* - -•
milch
They are working on tl Pensa mtrcihr'hnd industrial activitUs—
Frank Fislar o f Seymour, In
Tli'ftrnfffg jp o /’.....
Georgia
-dalogut^ou,
■»
»he boflks
diana. etlehruted hla ninety-ninth cola "trade inackjt-whioh they will for a city is only a great liu>iqc»s wiU jnot betmentioned*
iring of vk! f a n f f C little- tnwaro.... .........helpful pn,
,7 »4 !
and- ., -.w v - - C Y - , - J o r y v “J die happy?" 1 think iWderstanding
birthday anniversary by obtaining advocate being placed -on every concern made. up of many «•
of why thdi-e thing;!
uhd.|t'J° Tuet tHrit he «is «"»«'•
nbb-n •
membej
■■“ "• w j was his Inst.
u . • divorce from a woman half h|* article manufactured in tld* c|ty. 70 varied acUvities, .after ull. *no.|y;c.
[are there and an inteflRent effort
ll,e hu-Klux Klan. said: If tin j What is a volcano?
ime whom bA married seyen yours that the jmb^C^ijmlr'1:sec H^fot fleMp the stimulus o f nhw idens.
Encournge the y6ung men of th e!i:enJS?5fa^i?1 Pl®tf°rm attacks, the
th, if nin that
Mgo. Tho judge ruled that he articles consutulc our Induslries.
“T T
k*®n W name, men frm»
IVhat does
They are planning iorvu aign Hint city to join the Junior Cbkmber
might apt remarry for two year*.
the
South
and
frpm
a
good
man;
Keep.
K|«v
Probably he flgured-by that time will toll the visitors "To the rigKt dommorcc innd follow thfit up by ulnces in the North, if they votc(l'
......
• Fislar might bo old enough to pick tor the famous Gu|f J)eadbt do th giving -to the movemcnt>in which for
tliut plunk, would not dare ty
.1
'nr
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!V ar« interested, your endorse
left for tho U,‘ 8XNfyn_l.?>uh.lon.’
, f-out tho right kind of a wife.
Komc." _
nt and ihippdrt.
They are co-hphr«tmg-^with th<
CUSTOMERS
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plngthddvneds
Public LibraryGommltte?. •
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? .There was a fatal automobile aor-l’t I*. l!f*J
.' THE LATEST. ITEM,QF nc\«H
.
ual^
ach
3 t
<’ .f
•rident on Sanford Avenue yeatcrtells you Diat New York's Chief o f f ---ma
’ 4_*» A
M'
“ 5 Aa s .
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, While it happened out of the
Police. Commissioner Richard E
Aldepiirtmcpt store in Boston
E..!;' mueportment
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vq/ri-i'
FLORIDA
A
75IRD
SANCTUARY
- limits, sUH' in all probability
h 't-TU;u»v:<rVi‘
Enright, a determined, citizen, ha* l f’ m4nr. that It has beep losing v here to doVhVl'l’ »thTi m° y K° e ‘ C"
m a i m s 't . y ^ p u n iE it
apeedlng.tautomol.ilo - did not
ordered 1.000 extra polfcemcn t, |t r n i becduso ft* Tuatomervcould i i ,V d thJ ir
;-j) : flUTIjVj-idrill*
until it passed the city limit*
Madison Square Garden, making in.; unt jfind harking share for their
As pC.P^P^rilen o f ‘car owners '
V
.
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rii
while secret of• the
1 /opening u p . Of.all atrcsU
Florid;* In some,Whjy Jriend V>
that- this
Several
proiiressive
M
■ fact
..............
“ Inter!- leant wlthfn « >casonabk- llriunco'lncrcnsfr
.traffic
li -lit ilWiOiil .1 In'tvi tU0,/IB‘.'P
.• m i o -f . . L si>Wed'tHtl)'p!roi!>iooV
w .jw .r o
j^ 0 l«B td 4 ^ ,gitt|rtg’'apas^
jaclight tt
ye and tion is to prevent a Ku-Klux' Klih
the speed law should be cn- towns
have converted
-eot- many of them.,
ty' •lUTCU-grows
buikl-ij* t j e A
,b*rf«v
..... ____
______ their
--K1'r*^0*’'
it is this important thorpu
... the
a ,. convdntloh. if
riot. ut
It muy taW jng ’ un eight-stpi^ fot'acte In tho on the 'streclt lteciiinea u Hird'coin-'!
ration limits ipt?third fmnctjiar, opr h» thrfrbu'v?seps«..
.*• j.-.im : j * ■ all 11 , naimygi j^Liioo
Lot thum live.
11 muL more than a thousand policemen, Vfciilftf; •'Tiie 'gnrnge wilf he "Jon- inoditv. -Herkhr.s tMc ohly sq^ntl o n !
... Jk*ktAe.
rare.
les. Within those botmdorics mem
P I P U Pif >•.j
Irtiip-.': i'tv
.
.. s.'.i
s with even New York policemen, tp pn- sidered a part of thd-storg niid .ifjll bf w dowiwttiwrt atore in the futurr
Hers o f tho fcatherfd ti-jHn are; safe tiply dndij^Ujj.tbb.hc
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m u
Be-tt»' follow tie
tbe exUtbMH1
lordly vent rioting when that -plank L be a>nilttblo.|o -patrons of, thji will. Be-to*
examitlo' of J
CDKNDIN^ Is cxircm cjy irapfy^Ajil-.V.D y ,)l1 !
R - bo>
. oy music and ocauty. Lei
The Sanford Harold Friday con No gimner molests, no small
i
c have road. It all depends on thu plan'i.
1 tho Boston-store,-hr
Buston - store.,'or else
els* arrange
wild
turkey—what
few*
Now
and
then
makes‘
them
afraid.
■M
kJ can’ t sjitml cfTectivcly. you.can’ t nccumutnined a page advertisement of
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r
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nw
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secure^ If it mentions and attacks thu Klin
J B I ■ ■ ■ t h e Jieri- for - parking privileges Mr -its
irids Vegetable Corporation a greedy e«t.may,UKc her tolltaf left—stalk nuije«ticqlly
late funds [wbiely; A prodigal throws M s
id ham- by name, fireworks muy be ex
_ ..busndas. of n situation which mer- d|atrous, on easy terms, in some ad
furniahed a greati aurpri»e their )iopuUtion, but the cat has iy’ through pine -wood
money
awaV.-. A sluggard lets his fot. front
jacent
public
gbrage.
oat
uomock.
Let
tne
wild
du
.
pected.
•
.
jehants
are'
beginning
to
face
in
to be pretty sly al
many who didn't realize »h«
tth e
molested on our waters.
.
' m6st pf the larger cities, and in
lack of useJ A wise man makes hjs grow . ..
/*
Cltios will be'b etter off, of
the business carried on by this t The idea is excelled1i and .w c'iin song
ve been
birds, whose ranks
suld not be
ARTHUR HARRIS, of the I. W- many ,6f the smallor ones, IJttle course, * when they build their j
Each
o
f
unionist
decide
this
problem
persontion. composed of prominent see no reason why
rifles W., stabbed in a light with farth by
it i* said, the proportion streets wider and their buildings;
_ rs o f this section. Organized made effective by oxtapdlng it, (o Ojinqod by air guns
W i I f yQ» spend with care, if you wish to
' multi hands, loarns tho value of scientidr of d ly folk who Use the street cars lower. A congested,business dis- .
end sling shots, come
June 30, 1023, and beginning in the whole statu Of Florida. „ x
build up afc interest account, the First N a
life
.V
i
tubes
to
share
the
Joys
education.
A
knife
thrust
pene
s
U
I
I
when
they
**66
to'town”
is
increas
This
state
at
onoJJJme
^iilnsd
txict Is n ubcIcbs’ thing, and thjs i t '
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y this corporation has
lorida. Even the crowr, Jnarked trated his pericardium sac contai-f ing-. Parking regulations oitmnny being found ont in many sm all1
tional w illj^ lp you.
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strides until the end some unenviable notoriety by the _Victims
of powdennakor#, ’ tonsptr- Ing the heart and made '* woUnti tflreeti deHiartd that owners qt'eark cities.; Drug store.*, butcher shops, t
of activity shows ruthless slaughter, by plume hunt
thryu-<iunrtcrs of an Inch long. Tip park for hrjef periods only, and in bakeries and groceries for a long !
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-It has shipped ers, o f some of its nohlpat bird In ucy, ritmjid. livy tiers in s«iirity.
All tbo damage which all of them *aac filled with blood.- the heart a great many instances there is no t'me
me have moved from the o.
centers.
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two hundred und habitants. That has beort made Mnever ijocki Automobllo sates rooms venture
gould not work, But while- Hunts, parking nt ail wiUiin
within several
’ business.?,i But
fully conscious, saw everything of tho owners’’ -business.
Ui
farther out now'than- fornicrljh4K vw X,
.
-*1
are’s . patronage lur;
largely is ami the examples of these, busi
that was going on surgeons in Kan ood store’s,
i of dollars,
who owri automobiles nesses is being followed by. fur
of birds In Florida, and,'both.-as a insect life, which Is our real enemy. sas City removed three of his rils, roin persons
«
first
o Hku to -use them, especially niture nnd olher stores. The time
business and a sentimental proposi The food vulue.of tho slaughtered drained the pexlcardium, 'perrmtbirds lu nobbing compared with the ting,the heart I
mtinue pumpir.i whcn,thex go shopping, and if they is approaching.when folk will drive
tion, it should hr stopped. .
A COM M UNITY B U ILD E R
I
*’ id a place to leave their their ears to places where they ran
sewed him j can
1
why not protect them nilT There value of the fowl* they wUI saye fur put back th*
F. I’ * FOUfiTElt,‘President.
fi. F?
id growers by protect- and he live
cars in front of their favorite park, even if they must go to tho
’. to local
is not a bird that fli«* through Un: thy fa
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have a presidential candidate by
the end o f the month.
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EA 5 SQUARE .1
DO
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�Ay ux
BKp?
BE
m
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148,
rr-
'ft
i r.
delegation*.to provide a ton's,' howevdy. If
n -.r * 1
NEA Service Writer.
MISS BO SA& O N D R A D FORD, Society E ditors
. Resinning In af*perspiration,''the has dark ring*
vm w
■\]E\V YORK. June OO^The old' convention quickly progressed to' had breath and takes no in
flesh with
the stage of admitted rwtab Madi play; It Js almost a certairtty that Bad ymu
* v - Maxitn that there Is more
^taj.qf Roi L ..
Plcasura In pursuit than in posse*-’ son Bquaro Garden, before the pro* worms are eating away its vitality, weoterto
slon appllfe to politics oi w?U na needing* had advanced oven b> thf Tho nmiat remedy for worms is Hhlmenta me
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PER SGNALS
jd.Ip Held in
to persons. *
* . •. nominating stage, gave forth quite
dlscernlbly; something pf the at WhltA’s Cream Vermifuge. It in powerful Influence
At isast the Democrats, on the
KSf^lpnd
Sunqay
j
w / A. Leffler'Spent the week-end
Mr. and Mrs. George
mosphere that attends tho annual positive destruction to tho worms fu> remedy. Prico
outside trying to get in. have had a
with his family, at /laytona Beach; ipeftt Sunday k t Daytona '
showing there of_ Barnum^And nut harmless.to tho child. Price 60c pud <1,20. Powder
lot more fun out of their national
» >14. a MlMrVJ. 4
Sold by Unlftn Pharmacy.
35c. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
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rent
convention than tho Republicans,' Halley’s circus.
Mrs. E. L., M®rk*U leaves today 'j Fv CL Smillie o f Glncinkati -Was
BU( if man must earn hie breed
on the inside and wAnting to nay,;
v«"*4Q*Wi
for polnts-of,Interest in ffow.Jpr- Ibcl^pm d t tne^Wldct J idwLwl\tle
by the sweat of his brow, .perhaps
had at Cttveland,
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apy, making the tyi^ by boat,
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it the _ ” :.u t'luii.: di-'iitnci (..ui.i-bo - it U-oquaUy-dwUraMothat aToiltJr a w
ooncalvad; in* tha wtmoapbsfw- and* cal
“ “ party pick Its candidates by the
rutch'Company: for
sweat of tie politicians. For this
.Wi ' C. : Holt, df Birmingham,
scilvltlts Aurroundlng two conven
odson'Rall nnd Robert t>cane hatfatc Royefz Pollard, locomdtive
t\ TAKE THE
tions than marked the Cleveland-! sweat wak mental as well as physi
^ent Monday In the city, on buslit Sunday most pleasantly at njHneer on the Atlantic CSmst Lino
cal. Through days the- whole con
New York gatherings.
laytonh B e a c h . ' , ■ '
Uillroad, whpJVTiia, it victim of n
The outcome at Cleveland was tention remained a bubbling fer
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fatal?-accident in thm lj|keland
Ina Jordon returned Saturregarded from the first as
Cer*) ment, a seething magg of super-*
ntopnistor leavqs today
pleasant'vliHTwjpBh
talnty. ‘ At New York, nothing has.’ hfated humanity in a physical
veral weeks qt Mount
r>meltii
lag pot.,
'W ‘ MaconjTOa^
been certain..................
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to-caparity WKilu scblea Atood
At
Cleveland,
only
one
man
had
the outside endeavoring to catd
catch
T Cleveland, Just dne big.Amera look-in At'the' nomination. At!
Joe’ Moiseh'nnd family leave
\ i^ira iftmt Will! rejtirn ‘j5»dfy,
spot
"of two spoken
W.Die minister
^
fJbw
York,
everrUays
after
the
con-1
convenlean flag graced!'the ct
iy’ to' spehd the 3umm6r at Day1
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ten .to the Wnging.
' ration Itcgan. any one of a dorm
(Ion auditorium. In New York
(Ipn
tona’ Bfnch.
KEEP POSTED
’ Rev. W. ’ Bollft pastor of the
entries had a apolling chance. Rut. thousands of- flags -were used In
J‘HjCinfix' - «
First Bapti
lurch, officiated and
r.o one had better than a, sporting1 making the big hall a symphony tn
Mrs. F. E. Adkms of. Mt. Dora In his addtreis rVfcrrcd
T. N. Green of Ocnla attended
to the unchance.,'
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red. white and blue.
tHe'Auto Dealers’ ’ Banquct'nt the spellrMonday tjie guest of Mrs. V. certaint;
Your interest in Sanford warrants it I
human litaV!w, W ll
Perhaps profiting by the esperl*
L.
Wagner.
Valdez last njght, A
denccd
by
.Hhc
tpking
of
‘
*on«
who
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ence of Republicans, the New Tbrk
Your iavestment he;re demands It. Hav«e 9 *
H£ lack of suspended Interest
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aa "■ m i—
stbod higli in love and affection of
show was better stagemandgvd In
1Bandy Anderson left Mpnday for
at, Cleveland was' responsible
James Mathis of Fort Lauder
ltk opening sessions.
j. The Sanford Herald follow you to your'
;?,* the apparent absence of snthudale" arrived1'fh Sahford recently Plitbhunt, N.'G. to help the Ameri- his near and dfear ones snd V is
Tho. situation by which radio
r'srr.) on the port of delegatea abd,
and will Ba permanently conneft^d can-.Fruit Growers, Inc. durinrthe greatly esteenjed by his fellows ih
summer home.
audiences, listening In on the
the rallwiyT service’*. A special
peach season.
vliuors. No use shouting one's
w^l\ the Western Union.
Cleveland proceedings, heard many
quartette from the Lakeland '’Elks
.
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uead off whan ttierd'a nobody to
xozUl^enUsI and sonio profane
shrut down!
Im a n y frfends of Mlsa Kitty , 1R. 1*M. Davenport, of Knoxville, composed'of Leonard HlThbihpson,
asides, not. intended for the cars
By
contrast,
the
very
uncertain-)
uln-.t
______
(Tertn.,
is
stopping
at,
thb
Valdes
H.
C.
Tillman,
t5.
W,‘
Rolofson
'and
■ , ,*e wfll rtgret tb learn that
of the audience, but which ware
i
ty.
oti-wuiultuB
every
situation
at
The Sanford Herald
.while
in‘the
city
Attending
to
bus
J. J .' Haldentan sang the-hymns.
sho is Critically ,111, at Cehtervillf
caught by the microphone and sent i
t'.:o liembcratlo mcotlng'jarooght
iness. * *•'
Mrs,
B.
H/Harnly.
was
secompahsi
tiling
through
the
ether,
.was
A ,n ;. ’
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iii v-.cess of fervor (o the eopports Sanford; Florida. .
1U >r.d c|u onnnts of each cand(-‘ carefully guarded ngklnst«
Mrs. E. D. Mobley and daughter ?£9»n Q. Patterson has returned
Great masses of flyral offerings
An operatic prims donna, leading
dan .-.mi each platfnrmjilank. The
... his vacation, 'spent 'most boro additional testimony to the
Miss Georgia Mobley returned Sun
In the singing of patrlOtlo songs/
fwlh.s thet everything*was lh flux,
easantly
in
the
Molintains
of
’ * Gentlemen—Please send me The
gave Veal verve and color to what
day from a very pleasant visit Id
love of friends and-rtllatives.
th^t wery candidate - and every
na.otth Qnrpllni
normally
beconiea
merely
h
conJacksonville.
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Tho
body
was
placed
ort"train
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I
tiyue bidV a:-fighting chance.
No, 80 of the Atlentlc.'Coast Line
Sanford Herald, starting with the is-,
sp*-’rred sveu ;h? smallest g.-oups1 fpsod babel of off-key sound.
Mr. and Mrft. Ed. Higgins and
at'ltOS Monday afternoon, accom
n oerfitft tn*Me. a Imsn nil'int
•
The
many,
friends
o
leant
f
Monroa*
t|jnt
he
B.
HILE! Platform-makera were
children and Miss Sara' Wa’rrtn
panied hy hi* young Wttow and a
dcw.n. bwi .V? wouldn't-bd'out
SUP o f
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to
Ii
homo
on Park representative ofithe Brutherhood
wrestling with the problem of ■
Eastorby suent Sunday most pleas llptton will.regret
•ill thf *t#t v-ite wAs cvuhled.
i|l,
at
-Ms
hoi
whether
tho
party
should
be
ofllantly at Daytona Bench.
o f Locomotive Engineers, for ship
Vruile *bs«e i^niKljed life iherp
cUdly.tfot or dry. thirsty delegates
ment to Kansas City, Ho. where
for which I am enclosing .
rtrualorJ aege, and hope Is one o f
Mr. - and-Mrs.
Wood
o
f
nndMsltpre of an Inquisitive mind B>
Miss
Ruth
Whittle
leaves
It*
’
ih
lfrffH
*
DrmWaw
havo
burial
will,
take
place.
(Jacksonville
are
stopping
at
the
found plenty ofjtquldjtvrrfshihent ^ 8_
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cf-•>;* year.
Wednesday for a ttfo weeks visit
"y
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wi(h' a mo-VoUfead kick. Roy S
with- friends, and relatives in V*|ae* whjly in tbe city, for several.
- -<>■*•
liayncs.
who
boasted
he
was
refi
Gfoenvllle, Ala.
’ P-'tTil Ci<v*icRd, c invention, In
sponsible for making.t^e Cleveland
Name
J
L114All
V-/
A ttir peraci-nt u* \r-JI ut, tem■M *
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Markcll
leaves
today
for
convention dry.' somehow slipped
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jodjur
for
J. E. Wathen, with the American Nashville, Ark. whoro he will.han
,
.11 dll*
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•vKtthc! Vv4s cool. .-A N:--.- Vbrk
•3. t
up
"nh
his.
program
for
an
arid
•
t
ruit
.
Growers
leaves
today
for
•he utather man J-ittH hands with
UioadwAy’. ' *
pe;
■ ■ for tho'Ameri£ nehurst, N. C. to remain through dle the peach
crop
Mrs. H. H. Peabody and children
Pi
can Fruit Growers.
were the Euesta at a most enjoy
out the penc hscason.
T
able pichic supper, at Silver Lake
A SPLENlJiTn FEELING
Miss
L(Ucy
Bello
Settle,
of
Talla
Mr. nnd Mrs. Raymond Philips hassee, is the guest, o f tho Valdez last night.
announce the birth of a daughter,' Hotel, while iri the tfty several,
BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISSUES
That tired, half-sick, discourag
After a swim, a delicious picnic
s p a r m e
w it n
Harriet Ycadon, Monday, June 30, days.;*. T
ed.feeling
caused
.by
a.
torpid.
l(vcr
supper wa sspread
g 'F is g ' *
1024.
*
W EEKLY
C o /j W 5 t f o C T and constipated bowels can be
‘ Mr. and .Mrs. W. M.' Scott leave — Those enjoying this picnic were
T. |
•ri/Vi
DAII^Y
B. P. Stiles, of Jacksonville with today foy Pinchurat N. -C. 'Ihey ' Mrs. H. H. Peabody and. children,
gotten rid
of with surprising
; }
Ono
Yjear,
..........
$?-Q9
tho-Players-Lnsky Company spent will >be away for a month or 'alx’
One
Y
er,...„.‘
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.............$7.00
promptness hy using Herbine. You
Mrs.
Volio
Williaits
and
children,Mpnday in Sanford calling on local Wrecks. “ # * •
Six .M o n th s ........... vfl.0 0 i
*’**« * **
Six M onths...............53.50
feel ltd beneficial effect with the
Mrs. George Huff and children, Mr.
trade.
flrgt
dose
as
its
purifying
and
reg
Three
ty
o
n
th
a
........
$1.75
Three
M onths ........$ .50
Mrs. I^.B. Davis and.hfiss Ina. and Mrs. Forrest
ulating effect is thorough - and
Mrs. J .'ll, Cowan and daught
One,
M
o
n
th
.....;.....
„.$
.65
3!rs.
O.
O.
Whittle
rapii
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i.
One
M
onth
.25
Jori
pent tho week-end qt Daycomplete. It not only drives out
Miss Margaret^ Cowan leave, toda^ tona
Hams, MissCs Rjith
n s' lien
each,
the;
guests
of
MV.
I.
bile and Impurities hut it imparts h
to spend aevtlral weeks at Daytona B. Davis.
nay. j
tie and Olenn Ray.
n splendid feeling of exhilaration,
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Beachc. Margaret is to enter the
strength, vim, nnd buoyancy uf
Bathing Suit parade on July 4.
1
?-Tv-->*1 rr.-.} , .
Miss Elisabeth Smith of Madi
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spirits. Price C0c. Sold by; Union t / * ;
ENJOY
BANQUET
JOY
BAN’
C
son, Fla., who has been viaitiog her
Pharmacy. 1 '
An automobile: distributors ban
Mrs,
. M. D. Werner - and Mrs. mint Mrs. J; G. Sharon for the pakt.
Winifred
M. Downey
have week, is spending a fpw days with' quet was given at tlo Valdes Hotel
. _ wt
b
been the guests of the Valdes Hotel Misk Helen Vernay, at her home'on MOnday bight for'stkte dealers rep
I.O O K I t l
F e B o w ^ S e n r ic e S t a t io n .
for xohie time spent the week-end Crystal Lake. ’ r
'• ••• . •** resenting thb Bncos Motors Com
(S.OOdown brtnar
pany, formerly the Hudson-Essex,
in Orlando. :■
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fartorjr
r e b u ilt
tut*
Company, by E. Hi Bacon, presi
I
h
Equipped
to
Give
You
typewriter.
a
n
y
Henry Roddenberry leaves In a
ninko..
Good
as
Alfred M Green and Wm, E. few days for Nashville, Ark. where dent of the company. * '
new.
AsU to eee
Daniels 'of paytona attended the hri will help thb American Fruit - Dealers front 'the ' eptlrc fctatc
BETTER SERVICE
oae.- 1 .
----- -were present and enjoyed.Mi. Uabanquet *ati the Valdes last* night,
I ’ r n p lr * ' Hank.
rovfwn Itandip •the peach crop con’s hospitality. Important maW
ii. a. Pdsii ' *
for the, distributor* of the: Bacon'
ero. Mr. Roddenberry Will motor tors were1 discussed,
H aving secured the services o f Mr. W illiam .Guffo
Is said.
I’koa* aaa
Motors V 7..
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7,
w h o ' W’ ff competef\t service Rt^m i>nariu,iwtvjpj:,hal
About
12
dealers
were
present.
;
£
;
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v.a».-rrF>*».«»••?------- r ’
*‘v-»'*•»•
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chnrge o f Byron-M cKee Service Station In Orldnao. *
Mrs. i \ R:'
MraVvfr
R. Whittle
Whl*"" And
i-“ -' rGlonn
<—
M|r.s Ruby BuB, who has been
*
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Try Sinith’s Barber
this quite ilL left fpr'.JhcksunviUe Snthltfie will
wilt motor to .Orlando
0
Whitjie
W
e
SellDunlop
nnd
McCIarcn
T
ires
nnd
Tubes
aftbfnoon'to Parry Mr*, if . ll. Ped- Uitiny. •' from ‘ there she-’ goes to*
Shop for good barber
Guaranteed to Give Selrv:ce.
'
body hud ■children. Mrs. .Pfeabody Loqividna. Miss Byll was uccom
will yjslt hyr aunt in Orlando for » paiileKymr Miss , Agnes Harsh
work
—
next
Valde?
few days before going to her home•■ * ’
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• , ..MOTHERS
MM
rrer
horiorinj
K . thiefn
, Host*** Jolia -Lainir. 200
pr#, 4 p. m. '
' ' otR
.
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LIBRARY CLOSED
Milford Library Will be
iljr 4, for the entire, day. •
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t -1. i-i
[4 » :i l l
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for July 1
Digest)
of
It).
8.-9
_ _ _
ro
News (447.5)
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-ehetitri; 7 Hterpl«jr'':7rW’ l4erich; 8
rnor.
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Q j m ) 2:45 hometel^e,
>(680),6:30 concert;
8:20' farm; 9-10:30
L£Cln^lffauU, (309) 9 enterbent: 11 orchestra.
— Cleveland. News (390 )
*bedtftpo; 7 concert.
L—Dallas News (470) 8:30^WUlfcal; 11-12 Jed
Jefferson
Iter.
^Davenport (484)’ 9
m .-l
5:45. chimes;
eh
6
if,weather.
*Detroit *News (617) 7:30
I 8:30 News orchestra.
-— Fort Worth £(tar Tele’ (476) 9:80 concert.
- Kansas *City SUr (411)*
*‘80 trio; 5 child talent; 0-7
‘ of. the Air.
rdlournal Louisville
:80-9 p. m. agrlculconcert.
Aneales (395) 8 con
i’: ^ children; lp concert;
ford (860) 6 Big Brothbj.6;30 program; 5:45 muMemphis Commercial-Ai)(600) • 8:30 program; 11
oils - St. Paul
Mlnneapoll
30 leCtOras:
Montreal (425) 5:30 con1:30;studio' concert; 8:30
' •»:!. » , ",i ’ -p. •• ’
few.,York 1360) 12-1:15
heatre overture, vaude15-5, solos. ^ ' ‘
lew York (492) 1-9 p. m.
New
Itlonnl,
inal, recitals^
recital*; orchestras.
orchestras,
klarid (312) 19 musical;
fti■ J'
- Omaha ( 526 ) 6-7:30
I’/piajiUtYO-ll 108 Infanf,Philadelphia (396 ) 4. talk;
orchestra; 5 orcchatru; 7:16
d; 9:06 dance.
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^Philadelphia (396 ) 6:30
.
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Pittsburgh (462) 4:30
fc;/6:80 ktory; 7:30 muslc:
Pittsburgh ((326) 6:30 chll1(15 garden talk ; 7 con[9 concert. .
-Pqrtland (492) 10 music.
“ r Francisco (423) 9 or10 talks; 12 band,
bnectady (380) 6:46 mu-
m
a y a
p
A
M
T
F
W
Formed Fabrics
Sparkle With
9
a
FELOWS’ SERVICE STATION
For Summer
. i^This Freedom”
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’.Y r <‘+ ' af i ;v ' a B i f '•*
Is Impracticable to Tjy to' Work
Out Feasible Scheme to Bl)'
' en A'Utotnobile Licet
J ' T ig Numeral*.
TALLAHASSEE, July l.-State,
official* In chSrgo of administer
ing the affairs of the auttmUbile
license tag department- hkvi found
It impracticable to work out any
feasible scheme to shorten the tag
numerals,-it is stated by) R. A.1
Gray,' chief cler)c in charge'af tho
■department; : Bturfest(m^vhave'
•We«h‘ headed in thle connection and
conkiderhtioii has been' gitanltbithe
'ItextOai
subject, Mr, Gray statea, kut he
evantog
model
points out thnt there Is’ piwhsps ntr
Patou. In, tha Ooorgo
other' state' In the cuuntri- that
muriUngcr * collccUoul r’\%
makes use'of so many letters for
different classifications o f *tbe mo tTSt
tor vehicles t o . which liconita ore
v Thaiti
Issued/ This vArd'fArt,'Alon4,’ tWls'
lo g o n the
stated,*prAcltidcirtbA -feasib.il^y of
/mater*-'
working out 'a / satlsfactcrU’ nys ULoT the drena which reprsasatf
terd'brViurdl>ere^tS?>Vvoulj niukc ih* htteSt •Chlvv.-mcut In Atnertit - poksible - to use periupa - three ean taxtfleo was woven- In kouth
figures niuTa tetttr fortthe' larger, “
‘ "‘ V and sent td'Paris. Thla
uunibefed.RcenAii'tags, an'.dthus
f t h a d r a t tlmi "ttn f’kr
make Tt. possible (b recognizf them
O f . 0Q 9 O f the. O /tad
at e glance.* P
Kfoabiofted MB
■ 'T|ven(y-five letters ar«> used ’ in
oridA for’ classification 1—
Iw iiiiM r i
Mgmninr’ at
for -nvotorcyck-s
iprihgficld (337) 4 music;
.bedtime; 7 concert; 7:46
rashlngton (469) 6 chll0„Tlvoli theater; 7:46. po.tqlk|'8 music; 8:1^. trio;
jdary Dispute
'Not Involve
July 1.—-Appointment
I judicial. committee of the
* Ptfvy' Council 16 examine
al aspects'of the miming of.
' ‘ (. Boundary Commission,
forth the statement
Conner Free State atlorili Hugh Kennedy, now a
>'tne Supreme Court, that*
in; of Ibterprqfailon o f
has been or can be re[to tbi
a judicial committee so
government of the Free
lla ^ c e r n e it ’* :
• '*•••’
i work-Pf the commission, it is
^put, will In reality, bp an qt*
jrt 'Aha* part df * the British
neht jo anticipate’ ady dlffi* t arise i|(tir the
Jan has made ft*
»Vo tho force of
Jy aptom'Aticait ous populations
tioAr,
S
:A corudl-;
(cation of
srous legal questions are ta:
-As UDter .rsfqaedT-tq apme.mker of tha commission,
man’s pluce
".‘•tlkiy .used to
^ oiae in polahy when ‘dlacusiing» woiien
'
I, w|ll be'called uwn tb w *
[ advance whetbwtthp British
pmtnt may nom biitt^h in*
K----- ‘ ^ - A “
'lV r d l^ t ly
Sgislation
f; legal Uo
IOUNCES a treatif-tM ’ brtic
lentjst also
AsJt your
* — > t6o wufch.
cal ' sefehea
Ethel ClaV^ns,‘an Attorney bf
^
up Wrap to throw
A ff
ove^
chiffon
o:a>
(Toil li
vet1 a summer chiffort
„is this
-------palnti in roie
Of ‘ white'«Uk hand-painted
of bk-fid for. 'jRW-tRUinCcl
unlinc and egt
shades nnd edged with
ith a wtdC bisnd
on the simple
nple;iiaer;
>le Alper
Um of“ .T“he box coat
with the1yegWAtoa!
rgdiatlon tailored
talk
effect
about tile co1Ur. The white hat
with its girliab^bow o f white-cordvery. nne.
ed ribbon o f yery
line French felt
smell' mods ..
is the n
popglir
w jlur smell’
sijy
•Why not , be comfortably
“
^ln|i convention halHp ferred by many 'women despite
changes of fashion.1 ’
-}
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.. •
SIX MILUON BONUS applica
riNi
INO oqt of t|iat
t > fy general tions ard ready, live'mlillons man
luring water On wRI-; be prepared and- -aeo
dy will share in Stupe pbeker patriots are v
, It jpglt)itfrtb4hi
it tha-bonus di.i-
, dollar. Uv
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iC tb ,t c» » u ,
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T)»e laraei
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largest number covered by
any1ohe 'letter, HbwVvbr." is tlis
I of
r toe ’ lu-fuiing
i " C ’fAuu
UndArithe'heading
uto-<
mbbllos, private use There (were
issued in p im i
which detb dj the state in ipc4m of
Next to 1passenger
Il.in8.3pe.88,I. IN
cays
P
L k
9 b; private use.came
trucks,' for plfvate
rate lAe.
ifse. "LLicenses
under this cUsalffcation wcr« is
sued to the number at. 20,4)8, and
brdughFIrt il rfVfcnUe of 8834,829.34.
/fR a g U m o * 1
»»-*••* ■L -l“
•these headinj
lings brougl
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ires! considerably higher
than the- Wyegolgr
WregoiBg Agures.
6
■For
rtVAfo1^hsAengArchfa‘17,132 »emfpitvata
uquuAl tigs werp Tssued, which
Vr*t?|90,32rii9,*and
m
__ 8J05 serai-nnJiuaf **G1’ ;tags' brought 827,330.25.
in Miopii,:
a
HARDING MEMORIAL BOOK .
BEATTIE, Wash:, Jcdy T.-ASl
uborate volume of tfll
tribuip to t)ui
elaborate
mertor'y o f the late Rresidtnt llu
■ ■ “ ,W
has’bpen.published
by thq’So» Fress Club. The volu
tain*1a htembrial o f his lot
last public
appearance lh Beattie, hit
pub
g but pubt haxulwritlic utterance and l»(s
This Is a m
ge. ffqm his
lUrU
Hmmalso
jpPHM
contains num-
!i
fc^aho Caj|s" Attentioa
To >tew Rational Park
Neau Paths Touript^
uri^ts.
ARCO, Idaho.'July \f — ’The
ww..
n . u v . . . *“
id
“ Craten of the —
Moon'7
section
eated about 40 miles south of here
and recently mude a national monbnu-nt b y .action of -President Coo!tdgv, is so named because ila weird
lava formations bear a marked
st-rnbliwi
semblance
to thfc ‘ reoori a i' ia
■
■ ■ l l t sa tele;
through
telescope.
Countless years ago this area,
located in a" velley about 26 ratios
long uhd three miles wide, was the'
acenc of great volcanic activity.
Surrounding tho dUtrict is rimberUnd which abound* 'with wild
animals.
j vi
A freak of the region Is an imnu-iise underground cavern, hollow
ed out by a acethlng flow of molten
lava, and down which automobiles
can be driven for a considerable
distauce.'
Other.{caverns glow with phos
phorescent tints of- volcanic ash,
dead and cold, yet presenting the'
appearance .of an active volcano.,
there are no rattlesnakes or other
reptiles in tho'dlstrict, despite: tho
fart-that similar lava ter-u---‘sewhere is liUraliy alive
ieni.’ Why there are no i
------^ tha ’ 'craters” js a question
one, ol
B
i
no ong can decide. v- .
5.
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7 t'v.a'V'
w -
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in your children. These parasites vi n
are the great destroyers of child
life. If you havo reason to think
your child has worms, act quickly.
Give the llttlo one a dose or (wo nf
White's (Jream Vermifuge. Worms
cannot exist wherd this time-tried f
nnd successful renfedy is used. It
drives out tho worms and restores
tiio rosy hue of health to lwby
cheeks. Price- 35c. Sold by Unltfn
Pharmacy,
First and Elm,
!«, i
*7
I’ hone 4.47-L3.
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sh-icCbco* mit
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Gasoline Engines and'Power Pumps
OF ALU s r / ^ s CAHiUED IN STOCK.
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»t ^18 East’ Firak Street and wc [■ ’
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BATTERUj]^ 6 Volt^, $13.98. One Michelin .Copfort Balloon
- r' '1 ‘'or Dodge Gar, and 32*4 Rim complete, $90*QQ.
FIRE
full-fledged! Balloon Unit for Cadillac, I-Iudsoi
l any 7-passenger Car complete, $ld0.00. FORD SPECIE
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r.
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S3
�•iUreS
unto death in the house nf Its
t ir e s a n d t u b e s U
If ryan Mack, editbj* o f the?
frien d*,B
IJ r r t r r r r r r r
New Stock.
( itin Journal, 18
. nig yaim s...:
ng in tho New Yor!
.. .t ’ enn do no grod and r h n j . . ‘
1 ’ U d \ \ W H CNCVert* 1 L . f t C > 6
*•
GAS AND OIL....
untold and .permanent harm,*’ *Mr.
Mack continued in thJa interview.
—
We do not propcie t b , m « t t o n
•'We
~r
^
IIS
k.od-opon iSojlSi™ .hall Mi. I M « s S I P BOSS
,■ „ ! —
E&se
Upt
Us.
The
Jpws,
Gentiles,
Csth*
-----------------------=
>
.
rupt ii's. Thb Jew |
ollrs'and
united'and‘
lira nnd Protestants
ProtF
105 P a lio e ltp A v l
instructed ’ ua for William Gibbs
- i n s Sanfonl Ave.
McAdoo, and ^f we can,
togeth- .
er In; Florida, surety, the Dcm6-. *:
crate of tho nation can get together
(on n good Tuan and not permit a
St. Petersburg Trim* Tampa 2 to t
'few nenr-slghted persona, prompt
. — Daytona's Rally In Ninth
ed by prejudice and bias, to .carry
Neta Two Run* To,Heat
, Fournier Hits Sixteenth {tome Run our glorious party onto the rocks
Yankee* and Athletlea Also DIyWo
Growers 2 to 2
—Cardinal* Win From PIDouble Bill Honor*— In I^»om
that will Surely wreck-**,*’
rates 7 to 5— Boston*,and
i_
Gam* CWeaKO Defeata * ■
' LAKELAND. Fla’., July 1.—
Phillies Split Two.
- i-.ffi*
Detroit 14 to 4.
Lorain Death List
After waiting 25 minutes ’ In the dr
WASHINGTON. July t —Aftor second inning o q account o f rain, V CINCINNATI, July 1. — A bat-'
no
As Result of Big
: ;.
losing to Boaton 2 to 1 In the first Monday, Lakeland staged n batting ting rally 1A the ninth gave the,
, **F°* •oma lime, I have b«ii,
attack
on
Thompson
,
in
the
mo due to an error by Judge in
Tornado
Is
Now
72
’ ".f J t r ? 7 > — ■ . .. .."T .r >> .:n ~ ■ 1 | r s
Reds a 2 to I ‘ victory over the
the children Uv-o-lsx for tin ,
»•eleventh, Washington Monday and fourth for'fou r runs, winning
tkm which I used to think ctU
. --------. defeated the Red Sox 3 to 1 in the from Orlando 4 to 12,. Goett and Cubs Monday. Aldridge took Cin
(Continued
from
page
1)
;
rslohid and csslor 'oiC’’ taldT*
Doyle*
featured
in.
the
field."
cinnati for eight founds, but weak modem cities In Ohio after the
second game.
m.
----lotto mother.
1
Score by innings:
First Gnmc ' »ened in the ninth when, singles by ruins of the old are cleared away,”
I
I
think
thciu
»
nomine
non!
000 200 000—2 8 l
Scoto by innings:
„ „„ „ Orlando . —
bl« than to have to jive childm I
-.003 100 OOx—4 10 1 Pineili, Wingo and a two-bagger ho said.
t
Boston . ......000 010 000 01—2 10 0 Lakeland
awful doset. which I
.........1
by
Behnc
were
good
for
two
runB.
Thompson
and
Francis;
Ery
and
Wash............001 000 000 00— 1 0 3
’ At the same time tears were shod
taking myself.
Scpro by innings:
Ehmke and O'Neill; Johnson nnd Smith.
for the first victims of the storm,
> “ Dr. Hand told me, in hit d™1
j Chicago .....
010 000 000— 1 5 1 three children who were buried yes
Ruel.
how he worked up the forma]*V*
St. Petersburg 2; Tampa 1
o-lax, just to do away wim
Cincinnati
000 000 002—2 11 2 terday. Today tibkrly 40 moire will
*
ROUT
RHEUMATISM
Second Game
lnid to rest, but there will be no
pleasant neceaaity, bow Ui.i
Aldridge and Hartnett; Luquo, bo
TAMPA, July 1.—Tampa out
No moro stiff joints, no More stabs though a pleasant-tasting liquid iL
public funerals. Mayor "Hoffman
Score by innings:
‘KMin the muscles, no more aching pains dy, acts on the liver in jua |L]
Boston .........—.....00 000 100—1 5 0 played tho Saints Monday after Mays nnd Sandberg, Wingo.
forbado them. He said there had
from rheumatism. Sounds too good required. Sinco I gave it one fa
Washington . —002 100 OOx— 3 7 0 noon, but was in the short ond of
been enough grief and that public
New York 7; Brooklyn 5
to be true but it is true.*
Fullerton, Murray, Quinn and the 2 to 1 score when rain broke
>
funerals would only open tho city’s
have been happy to have it fa 1
p o , 'r b v / .x > O N 'T L O O K C R A 7 Y !U
up ths game ih the eighth.1. Tho
LEONARDI’S
E L IX IR FOR because fhe children just jo** |
NEW YORK. July 1—Jako Four wounds.
Picinich; Marborry andi Ruel.
breaks were against the Smokers nier Increased his home run total
THE BLOOD will cure your rheu
Twenty-fivo citizens of Lorain to
’T
matism, enable you to move
New York 10-2; Philadelphia 4-10 all the way. Davey'a triple brought to sixteen by hitting for the Circuit moot with.a like number from El
ve around
“And Liv-o-lax is an all.rmmji
—
•
•
*
ft
ff
• 0 •• «
•
j* 1 • ^ ■
with perfect freedom, make
nake vou . laxative. It is just a* jood
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.—Phil in the winning registered third twice Mondny in New York’s seven yria today to form a committee
to five victory qver Brooklyn.
feel like a new person. It drives !1grown-ups as it i* for th
e Al
the
adelphia and New York divided a after Zook had walked
known ns the heroic committee, to
Gl
Scoro by innings: '
the poison from the system. Don’t ! Cet LivLiv-oJax ot jour d n « y
Score by innings:
double header Monday, the world’s
undertake the task of rebuilding
wait but try it npw. You will feel 130c. Just one trial will comJJi
champions winning the first game St. Petersburg ..... 101 000 0—2 4 0 Brooklyn ......... 012 002 000—5 9 2 Lorain.
S<
the ’ results almost with the first,
*
*
10 to 4 and losing the second 3 to Tampa . ..„.......... 0QD 010(1—1 0 0 New York ....... 221 100 Olx—7 14 0
125,000,000 to Rebuilt ,
Hernandez, Dilbut and Moore;
Osborne, Henry and Taylor;
dose. "
10. In the second game, the Yan
The Lorain irroup yesterday said
Nehf, Jonnnrd and Snyder.
LEONARDI’S E L IX IR
FOR
kees were powerless, before the Goher nnd Gomes.
it would cost $25,000,000 to replace,
~
THE BLOOD strengthens and in
Jcurves o f Eddie Rotpmel, the Ath
tho devastated - structures with
Daytona 3; Bradentown 2
Erl?
St. U uis 7; Philadelphia 5
letics' star pitcher. In the first
vigorates, tones and .stimulates the
modern buildings. On being noti
ST. LOUIS. Mo., July 1. — The fied of this, Governor-Dohency de
whole system. Insist on LEONcontest Ruth responded to tho en
DAYTONA, July 1.—The 1*1* Cardinals broke their losing streak clared he Would issue an official
treaties of the rooters with a home
ARDPS ELIXIR in the yellow
landers celebrated their return to Monday by coming from behind to proclamation inviting the entire
package- At p.11 druggists.
run.
the homo grounds by defeating the defeat Pittsburgh 7 to 6. Hornsby United States to contribute to n
First Gamo
Bradentown Growers Mondny Aft his his eighth home run in tho $25,600,000 rehabilitation fund to tory. To a convention that was
Score by innings:
20 Say Will Attend
«■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■!
13 0 ernoon on City -Ial^nd by a score fourth inning.
New Y o rk .... 125 ,011000-^-10
01
bo used in Lorain nnd vicinity,
against him when he nrose to speak
of
3
to
2.
_
-..Score by innings:
Philadelphia . 001 300 000— 4 13 1
Plans now in. M formative state, hn<l ono Which wns worn almost
Education
Meeting
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh ___ 020 010 000—5 14 0 call for the rnzing of practically
Bush and Hoffman; Meeker ahd
Bradentown . -.000 011 000— 2 7,2 St. I/ouis........ . 001 101 lOx—7 12 4 ail of the old structures in the completely out by n long session,
Perkins.
TALLAHASSEE, Fin., July.’ 1.
Daytona'.......... 000 000 012—3 11 0
Yde, Stone, Hale nnd Gooch business district.
Bryan fervently Bpoko for 25 min
H.
Johnson,
Sullivan
'and
Mc
—
About 20 county superintendents
Pfeiffer,
Sherdcl
nnd
Gonzales.
Second Game
It will take about five years to utes; said Nr.' Waterman. But
Daniel; Rcil and Livingston.
Scoro by innings:
replace them, but at tho end of that even.ns he cissed his.address and of education, teachers and. eduBoaton 9-4; hiladclphin 4-6
New York ............ -.200 001 000— 3
time Lornin will be one of the most
entors of the state have notified
BOSTON, July 1.— Boston won modern cities in the country, the loft the convestion hnll, he thought W. S. Cawthon, state superintend
Philadelphia . ..-—403 012 OOx— 10 Yankees Will Train
tho
first
game
from
Philadelphia
Marklb, Gaston and Schang;
as well ns many other political ob
committee said.
of public instruction, of their
At S t Petersburg Mondny, 9 to 4, >ut lost the second, The 7,000 homeless nnd hungry servers, that he had lost, declared ent
Rommel and Bfuggy.
intention to make the trio to the
4 to G.
are bein^taken care of us well a * ,Mr Watermar.
annual convention of, the National
Chicago 14; Detroit 4
F iry Game
n crushed nnd battered city can
Educational Association, which will
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.—Al.
‘
As
a,
member
of
the
committee
DETROIT, July 1^-Ohicago de F. Lung has received telegraphic
Score by timings:
take care bf them. They live a
be held in .Washington June 29feated Detroit here Monday, 14 to advices from Ed Barrow, Secretary Philadelphia .... 120 100 000—4 12 3 nrimitlve life, sleeping on floors or which secured the convention nnd July 4. Mr. Cawthon and the state;
4, in a loosely played game. Both of the New YV>rk Yankees baseball Boston ............ 200 010 OOx—9 11 1 in crude shacks nnd tents. They ! which Inter nided materially in rural school inspectors, R. L* Tur
could not bunch their hits. Tho club, that his team will train in
Couch and Wilson McNamara cat at tho Red Cross and Salvation making the phns for the entcrUin- ner nnd R. E. Geiger will also go
,,
B.
teams hit haid^but the Tigers St. Petersburg next spring. The and O’Neill j
Army canteens but have managed meat of the 1visitors, Mr. Wnter- to tho convention. The delegation
Ex.*- .
were weakJtv-tno ptnthes.
Second Game
to * accomplish the routine of man played 1 lurge part in the will nssembie nt Jacksonville and
announcement by Mr. Lang indi
Score h i innings:
Score by innings:
OK::**;
living.
convention lwt week. The neces- leave there probably in a special
cated that the Yankees would make
Chicago
riOB 430 310— 14 17 3 this their training headquarters Philadelphia . . 201 002 010--C 12 0
s>tv of hnvinfl to come to Eustis to Pullman car on Saturday^ June 28.
f*
A
Detroit......... 022 000 000— 4 11 4 for perhaptML'Vernl seasons F'"- Boston ............. 001 020 010—4 13 2
Boots and shoes manufactured in attend to important business, comFaber and Wirti; Stoner apd al decision: By the New York cjub , Betts,
Henline April were less by 4.000,000 pairs 1polled him to leave, ns he said,
,
v Hubbol . and
Bassler.
than (he number made in April last when the convention was beginning
ofTiciais was made after rnomns Benton- V irg in **"<1
During July a n d
yenr.
This ought to help the to get '"wurr*.’’ He will ‘probably
of correspondence with Lang, who
fcdostrinns overtake production.— remain at Emtis for the rest of thi? A u g u s t
Second
is chairniun of the baseball com SOUTH
CAROLINA loston
How They Stand
Transcript.
woek when he will return to New
mitted of th e' chamber of com
Street Barber Shop
BOOMED
.
------------------- York.
merce, and who has been trying for WOMAN
Li Pet. six years to' gtt A Gotlinm team
. t Clubs: «
AS RUNNING MATE D A V I S PROBABLE llotint.'a - nAlu,l. „
(noliwlin.v will close daily at 6:00
2 .833 to train here.
„..10
___ yhAakgland . ........
. •• ?
’'
4 .GG7
« ,, F^At. Petersburg ........ . 8
CHOICE
BELIEVES
|£
the
Klux Klnn In P. M., Sat 9:30P.M.
tho bfpnropn
5 .540
0
(Continued from Page 1.)
Mrs. Collins, "because we felt it is F. D. WATERMAN
7 .417 City -WatelK Stipply
‘‘Xs l Jc/t the hnll, I remarked to
— 5
w* Orlando .
most importnat that we have an
8 .333
--------1some, of n>y friends that the fight
’ ' JulDaytona . ............ ........... 4
Will
Be
Cut
foir^
d
~
efnclenT,'cupaidu woman to serve ... .‘ Continued /fora page }'.)
— s — -B- .18*
taskl Bradentown .
' was hofw4eVsj
t^pt Bryan « d ;
Mains May Be Joined on committees. ' She hus been ap said.
' ^
lost but imagine.zny^surprise when
pointed chnlrmun of credentials
National League
Mr. Waterman said that so hent.-d I learned later tjint the struggle
Mrs. ' Springs was was the struggle that it was neo s- jto exclude the Klun from the platIt was announced this morning committee.”
W. I.. Pet. by City Manager W. B. ,Williams born in Tennessee and educated in sary to keep the aisles lined with ! form had been won by the narrow
Clubs!
policemen in order to keep the j margin of seventeen-twentieths of ia k prescription for Malaria,
New York ......... ....44 22 .607 that the water supply of the city Virginia College, Roanoke, Va.
delegates from staging un almost i a vote.", i
Chicago . ............... . . 37 26 .587 will lie cut off at 12 o'clock tonight
Mrs.. D. A. McDougnl, chairman “ free-for-ull" fight. Mr. Wutor- | Here Mr. Waterman paused to Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil
35 29 .647 for the purpose of connecting now
Brooklyn . ..........
ious Fever. It kllla the germs.
Pittsburgh . ..._...... .....33 30 .524 water mains with tho old mains at of committee on urrangementL, and |mnn left the convention hall nt the nny a glowing tribute to Mr. Hrynn.
Cincinnati . ...... .. ..... 34 35 .493 the intersection of Snnford Avenue Mrs. Enjily Newell Illair, vice-1 ther said that it is remarkable how ("Truly1> wonderful mnn,” was his
Boston ......... .......... ... 27 37 .422 nnd Sixth Street. Officials of the chairman of national Democratic |this man. declared many times 1comtndnf in n nutshell. lie fur.... 25 38 .397 city are desirous of" inconveniencing committce, nnd nil women who huve'dead, politically speaking, by his I / , * / --------------------------Philadelphia
St Louis ................. .....24 42 .375 the people as little us possible und delivered speeches nt the Garden, j party,’ can rise nnd meet nny |1*E FtJNIAK. SPRINGS, July 1.— |
wnnt to warn tl.«m of the discon have made u good impression, at Iemergency and swuy the minds of i The /third annual synodical con- Find Its Superior
»■
•
j Democratic followers upon un.v sub-1 ferttice of Florida, held here last
American League
tinuance of wntcr during this time. convention.
' iect. Still the leader of his party, I month, wns declared to be one of
It wus also nnnounced by N. T.
Mrs. Blair entertained at tea Mr. Bryan, said Mr. Water man, the most successful vet held. Ccr- Kldrr Spring* flown flvn gallona of
W. -L. Pet. Cobb of the Southern Utilities
Clubs:
••vrry tliIr i > two h»t - B W n r
Washington .......... . 38 28 .570 Company that during July nil flat Sunday afternoon for all commit- seems to hove lost none of that firts j tiflestes were awarded to all who
34 29 .640 rate water bills, payable quarterly, ice women. Her apartment at the, and enthusiasm that has marked i finished the course in a creditable •»nd* 1( I* Hied l»y ovt*r Afiy per
New Y o rk .............
The next meeting will
Detroit .
37 32 .629 coming due nre payable nt the o f Waldorf wns decorated with pro-j his participation in politics for the manner
I be held beginning June 8, 1925., rent of ()i«* people of Hanford, and.
St. Louis... •.........
31 31 .500 fices of the Utilities company, 218 fusion of roses nhd peonies which past 28 yeurs.
were sent her from her home state,
.600
“ You cannot call a man dead,! Mrs, Walter Wicks, ef Pensucolu, ^ln
natural form. I n iia.-d by tbu
F"
a Boston ....... - .................32 32 .600 East First Street. Mr. Cobb, who Missouri.
,
who, after sitting oh a platform was elected president for the rom -. t V . ' s l u r n f u t o n a m i n i n n y b a t t e r y
has been the manager of tho South
Chicago ...................... 32 32
Mrs. Lois K. Mayes, Florida for several hours listening to ing year, Harvey Biddle, of De•* pW Cleveland...................... 31 33 .484 ern Utilities’ interests here during
ir»»< Philadelphia . ...........23 41 .369 the past six month*, has been em comniitteawoman, was re-elected to speakers take issue with him, rise Funjak 1Springs, vice-president; I M i l l i o n s for storage bullvrlen. In
It pure? Ask the State Hoard of
wo
in the fuce of jeers and hisses and and John L. McDonald and Miss II call n.
ployed by the city as its office offfee without opposition.
L'V' */~
Southern League
speak until he receives cheers with Mnrgarut Harrison wer enamed as
H E N R Y T . H O D G K IN S O N , M gr.
manngcr in the utilities depart
“ It appears to me the Demoornt- every word, nnd by his speech, turn treasurer nnd secretary, rcspecment
Pet.
W.
-1’ honel
Durihg July Mr. Cobb will be in ic party is being stabbed night tho tide of defeat ipto ono of nU-'Tlvely. ■
210-212 M agnolia A v cn u e.1 -.- Clubs:
.035 the offices of the Southern Utili
Memphis , .......
47
Phone
311
New Orleans ............... 40 2ft l.C
ties Compahv nnd will handle nil
Atlanta ...................— 39 29 ,Jjftt city water bills and upplicaliuun fur
MOM’N-POP
“ The Mystery Deepens For Pop.”
By TAYLOR
W h e n 1better au tom obllea are bu ilt, B u lc k w ill build j
-i
4
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b
Nashville......— .....—39
service, it has been announced.
•i ♦».480
Mobile .
30
■ ■ ■ ■■ ■ M aaaaaaaaaaaaB B B aaaH aaaaH aaaaaaaaaaai*1*]
,417
-Birmingham ........
30
Aw- WHAT A LIFE I! X. KNOW I'M 1----vou little prune - get avjaw
.371 President Coolidge
Little Rock ..J—
..... 20
IMNOCCNT OP ALL THIS SCANDAL THAT'S
FROM THIO STAGE DOOR, — MOO
. Distributor
.305
o o z e o OUT ABOUT />se AND THIS ACTRESS,
Chattanooga . ............ 27
P R STE N O fD 4 0 0 W E R E A
Says Taxes Must
BUT THAT WON'T STOP PEOPLE FROM
WISER
TMJNKIN& WHAT THc* UKttiSO Z BUESS,
THAN"VOU THINK, CUTlEf
ITA Dt-LtOATtD TO TRQO THE BACK
Be
Reduced
Soon
1 Southern League
ALLEHQ TILL THINGS CLEAR UP
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(Continued from Page 1.) t
A New ["hrough Train between Jacksoi
Storage And
I
^
Atlanta 6 ; Birmingham 2
that in the face 6f a progressive re
BIRMINGHAM, July 1.
ville and Asheville, operated via Say
duction in receipts wo have still
Repairing
Score by innings: ■
achieved
a
substantial
surplus
at
Atlanta.. ............041 000 000—5 6 1
nah, in connection with the Southei
m
Birmingham . —.000 001 010—2 8 „ the end of each of the fiscal years
Railway System.
McLaughlin and Haworth; Lung- —$314,000,000 for 1922, $310,000,gren and Spencer.
000 for 1923 and $498,000,000 for
W recking Servico
E FFE C TIV E JUNE 29, 1924.
-Nashville 5; UUle Rock 2 - 1924.
No
24
No. J
2?
Phone
643-W.
N
igh
t
28.
a
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“ Tho amounts which I havo stat
Little Rock. July 1.— N/tshville
Northbound
D
A
IL
Y
SCH
EDULE
-Southbi
won from UttU Rock 6 to 2 here ed ps being the expenditures, re
CtA
3:55P.M . Lv........ Sanford. A . C. L ......... A r. 2:25P.
Monday.
ceipts and surplus for the fiscal
Score by Inning*I
.» year 1924, which ends today, arc
» 8:15P.M . Lv......Jncknonville, A . C. L, ...'.Ar.— 8:18Nashville . :......030 000 200—5 0 1
Sanford A ve. and 2nd St.
12:35A.M . A r ...... Savannah, A . C. L .......Lv.— 4:0fr
Little Rock __ 010 000 001—2 4 3 only approximate, We will sot hive
5:35A.M . A r.......Columbia, Sou....... R y. Lv. 10:55.
Weaver and Mackey; Richburg, the actual figures until thC1books
are finally balanced. The surplus
Newton And Smith.
. 9:30A.M . A r...... Charlotte, S o u .'R y . j.- L t . . 5:20?'
accumulated'at the end of each of
PANTRY SETS
10:25A.M. A r.— Spartanburg; Sou. R y. Lv. 7:S5Pthe last three fiscal years has been
Memphis 3; Chattanooga 1
■ ?r
«1
1:20P.M. Ar...Hendersonville, Sou. Ry,..LV. 4:45P«
$1.50
to
$2.75
MEMPHIS, July • J.—Memphis applied to the .reduction of. the
2:25P.M.
A r. ... Asheville, Sou. R y ..... Lv. 8-t40P«
mode her hits count Monday and public debt in addition to the re
r
r cdnpounoit- v o
Ball Hardware Co.
defeated Chattanooga* 8 to. 1.
ductions required,by l*w under the
7:05P.M . A r.......^..Knoxville, Sou. Ry.........Xv.7s40;
JUMPIN'JUNIPERLiKE to know mow
P H O N E 8 *A '
Score by innings
sinking fund und other acta. With
7:15A:M .‘ A r........Cincinnati,
Sou. R y ........ L v..• 8 : "f “
GOLO« EOT NEXT
Memphis . .......000,10102a—3 G 1 out th» aid of this recurring the
■«
t
F
AW DOUBLE!
—
■
Chattanooga . ... 000 100 000— 1 3 2 public debt Would be $1,10(^000,000
TO THIS AFFAj^.1
100,000,1
8AcNe?<i^
Freatlom frorp Nerve ITrsaura
Through Sleepers Daily Between*:
fi-nlctrja and D. Anderson; Merx more than it naw stands, and the
Means FTecdom (rom Dlseass.
fc-00
interest would bit some $■10,000,000
and Yarjran.
*. <> •.
Hylnal Analyses PTee.V
>* ‘
Jacksonville and Asheville
^ -------------------------A greater next year than wc shell
♦ ONE IN TEN
pov have to pay.: i
Tampa and Cincinnati (via. A?hevill
DR. W. A.BRUNE
'
------- r "A lo n g with this reduction in exA
fet Neglecting a little wound, cut or pcndlturuH has gopo a progressive
^iami and Asheville * • ^
< iimoVHArTOM
/ -v
1‘ a l u i c r U v e d u a l e
abrasion of tho flesh may In nine reduction of th» public debt with
V
r;
1
- Jacksonville and Charlotte '
Office Hours:
,
out of ton cause no great its attendant relief from the bur
»-IS A. M.; 1-S P. M.\
den of interest. On June 80, 1021,
Dining
suffering or inconvenience, but It is the public debt was $23,9G4,000|000.
Service between Columbia and Ash®
.7 to • Evenings, except Ssturdaya
Qooms S04-4 Vi
tye one case in ten that causes In 1922 it had been reduced more
and Columbia and Charlotte, > f*
•TJib
F irst Nat. Dk Hldablood poisoning, locjtjaw or a than $1,000 000,000 to $22,904,000,v , — h .Coaches and B aggage Cara betwc
Wf
chronic. festering aorg.
The 00U, Ih 1023 it hadTieien reudeed
. Jacksonville and AshevilJe.
v . cheapest, aafeat and Vest course more than $000,000,000 to $22,349,■«
TICKJ.T3-—R
E SE R V A TIO N S— INFORMA1
000,000.
.In
1024
it
has
been
re
is to disinfect the Wound with li
iw
GABRIEL
quid Boro zone anud apply the Bo- duced again by more than $1,000,G. W. CRIM, Ticket A gent
ta
, C H E A TE R
\hf¥atuma i~
Powder to complete the 000,066 and stands at an .estimated
■*
Phone 63-J
process.
Piles (liquid) amount of $21,264,000,000, which Is
i
i
•'•>RIDING
a
reduction
in'thro#'years
of
$2,ATLANTIC COAST L
and $1.20. Powder 30c
COMFORT
i
722,000,000
nntf maann
meatyi a saving coft J ' J
barm- t
k .uuu.uoo and
Bold by Union PharmRailroad o f Uio Soil!
inUrett of mor# than $120,000,000,v“
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LA K E L
SENATORS
0
DOUBLE HEADER FROM
4 TO 2 M
WITH BOSTON SOX
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RALLY IN NINTH
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BAM S
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B
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666
a
SANFORD BUICK COMPANY
H . J . C la u s e
“ L a n d o f th e S k y S p e d
24 HOUR
RIVE & WALKER
S r®
&
Snubbers
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A
�E SANFORD HERA]
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, JULY
^ w g ja a a a
i
THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU
3rd Daily Herald
>AD RATES
For Rent
Apartments
CARS FOR SALE
BUILDING
MATERIAL
WP
Miscellaneous
Wanted- j
Help Wanted
Housed For Rent
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
~Ford boupe"' Inquire
FOR SALE— In and*>ut door bualFOR RENT — 0-room house newly
-r -n , n
**
0 1
finished throughout. Good loca FOR SALEN-A one atablo menu
j’s
Garage.
p
.'
A
Jl
Cash in Advance ?OR KENT—Two roopl houscMICACI.E C o n c t . c . . . . . r ^T, net dally.1,0000
,l 0 0 ° to Fin.
,TO WANTED— Sanfwra puslnesa men tion. 209 6th BL
P. 0. Box G DeLnnd,
-'j
j no sawdust. >5 ton F. O.
ItS A L
Ford House car, good
who arc''In* need of competent
kceplng apartment. 7IU Oak Ave F Q ----------cemept work, sidewalks, bdildWill - be W - ’ > nue. "
help should read the classified FOR RENT—New five room bun- Hastings. ‘IN. E. Thigpen, Ha<tc ' ~ conditfafl([inquiro Mrs. J. II. Al ing blocks, Irrigation boxed.
J.
B.
n
S
T
frem patriae* SsS M l -i •
slows with gfltago Glndervillc, lngs, Fla,
page of The Herald. There’a -no
Terwillegcr, Prop. _ _ j ___
FOB RENT '— Furnished apart* len, l/ingwood.
-en t , IH u t(««| tir |ter
. o f t >16 per tnonth. Phone J171J. FOR SALE — Mcdaren and Dunreason
for
sending
out-of-town
for
at
•uicni* 4 MafcpTTfJ* rdoms Shirley
L^
' Lumber and BuildldK Material
*#» f.'*
help when there is probably Jttit FOR RENT—Bungalow. 11 St. St
lop cord tires and tubes. Gulf
• IlM
apnVUncnts oppositePnlt O ffic e ^ , g p g j g j p ]
Carter lumber Company
'■He a line
the person you want in the city.
Oak Ave. Phone Mrs. Julius
, oil, best accessories. Ftllowa
N.
Laurel
8
t
,.
.
Phong
665
Se e lla»
U P 'Y O U R
Tnkaeh. •''.
• •. . ■
'.‘7;^ vies Station, First and Elm.
1 — /•
HILL LUMBER CO. • House o f
FOR REN T-^-6 Room houae, un- Phone 447-L3.
IAZY LIVER
Type duuble above
Service, Quality and Price.
furnished. All conveniences. 317 FOJt SALE—Selling out entire line
'«%
•»
------------ ■
WANTED — Mnn of good appearlend data* are for eonPalmetto Ave^______ ’___________ *
of farming equipment In very
Clem Jones Liver and Kidney
ande to makf house to house so
FOR RENT .
insertions.
Are You Going to Build a New
good condition at reaaonable prices.
Tonic Will .Do It
FRONT APARTMENT IN IIERlicitation fn Sanford and surround
la of avsraca Wngth
THE BE8T BARGAIN IN SEMI- Consisting of Fordson tractor and
As a tonic when there Is Wiaak- HOUSES FOR SALE Ing territory, working on straight Barn or Put on a New Roof?
■JVLD BUILDING. $S5 MONTHLY
anted a line.
_ *
n<l laek or nupatite. when a
..N O L E COUNTY FOR QUICK harrow, mowing machine and rake,
charge sue for Brat
FOR 8UMMBR. INQUIRE AT little * exertion
commissivn
basis.
Good
proposition
make*
you
feel FOR SALE— A pick up in Sanford.
an.
•
S A L E -A NICE BUNGAIXJW. 7 yellow jacket spray cart, seed bed
for
roHult
producer.
A
sk,for
Mr.
llrod,
your
logs
drag,
your
back
OFFICE
OF
THE
SANFORD
ilylns la restricted |o
A 22 room house in good condi Goer at office of Tho Sanford
ROOMS; ,13 ACRB8 LAND IN cloths and frames, plows o f all*de
Special Bummer Priceq
itches, your mouth tastes and your
HERALD.
classification.
sleep Is broken. Clem Jones Liver tion, good terms for quick ralo at a
GROVE; 456 ORANGE TREES scription,' fertiliser distributors and
•rror Is mads. The BanHerald.
and Kidney Tonic la tho one thing real bargain.
112 Park AVE.
_,id will be responsible
ALL BEARING. LAKE FRONT. many other tools. Also celery
* reatore your atrength and THRASHER & GARNER phone
ons Incorrect Insertion,
• GALVANIZED IRON
THRASHER
& GARNER.
you
In
enjoy
life.
CLRM
wires. See Loots Fleischer.
tltsr, for subsequent
JONKS
LIV E R
AND
KIDNEY 74 & GO
The office should bs
TONIC,
because
of
Its
Kencral
COMPOSITION ROOPING
Immediately In case -of
------— . . r.-....... r
FOR RENT — One furnished
FOR RENT—New two room apart TONIC and health-RlvIng effect, baa
established
Itsolf
ns
A'recognized
and one unfurnished house.
Lost and Found
ment furnished, hot water, 305 remedy
ADVBnnaicng.
for
TORPID
LIVER, SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN
STRIP SHINGLES. ,
W. J. Thigpen, Brumlcy-PulesPark Avo. Phone 318.____________ k k v k r . M a l a r i a a n d c o l p s .
(aid repressntaUve iborIf your breath is bad end you
LOST
sn .opportunity to keep
ton Bldg.
• -^•vWJ^'AXXAt-'
familiar with rales, rules
CLEM JONES LIVER AND K ID - have spells of swimming in thp
FOR RENT — Nice cool furnished NEY
TONIC Is not only beneficial
*
abreast
with the times by not
slflcatlon, will give you
bed rooms and apartments. 1009 a n liver medlclno. but It excr- head, poor appetite, constipation
C H A S E St CO.
Inform ation., And If
reading the classified pages of
j"*es n cleaimlnK and stlmr
th'sjr will assist you In
tlmulatlng and a general no-account feeling, it .EMPLOYMENT—Our employment
Union.
Phone 603
your daily newspaper. Herald
.’nflucrn-e In the ------------stomach and
nnd bow
your., want ad to maks
is a sign your liver is torpid. The
department can furnish compe
Rooms
For
Rent
"WINDSWEPT"—Coronado BcachT els. Through— Its
want sds coritaln many Intereelinjr
excellent CA'
[effective.
Furnishgil Apartments. Large •hnrtlo properties bllloun Impuri one really dependable remedy f6r tent help on short notice. Seminole
messages. It will pay you to read
I'OIITNAT JVOTICH.
which have Interferred
with all disorders in the liver, stomach Business Exchange. Phone 303.
niry rooms. Delightfully located ties
FOR
RENT—
Rooms.
Wouldn't-them
daily.
_
t: * ^
hcslthy pnicomiea nro driven
out
jtfsers Should , give rlh«lr
n nnf* boweh| is Herhtne. It acta WANTED—One boy over sixteen,
Mrs. D. A. Kelly. . : _
you be able to uso the money se LOST — Saturday A. M. between
Tnke no PILLB while
■
kr postofflce address ' as
medicine— the TON13 is all that l» powerfully on the liver, strengthaccurate, honest Alert; must be MONEYTO L'OATJ-W^ITiWcli cured by renting that vacant room
their phone number If
Mellonvllle
and
Bcardall
Avenue,
;
needed
ens digestion, purifies the bowels able to nssumo responsibility, and
sire results. About ons
ents with money to loan on first now going to waste? There are white canvass tarpaulin. Finder J j j
ftut of a thousand has a
n)TsV-FiTC
<
iHTnnliATH>,AI','^~THK
nnd re8torcs n fin« feeling of er£ command respect of younger boys. mortgage
Advertising
la, mid tho others oan't
city property. Seminole many persons looking for places to pleaso return to Horald Office and
I
to
ii
tn
1
1int ft. Anderson, Banford.
vim
and
cheerfulness.
Price
Reasonable compensation for serv Uusiness Exchange.
''
llcate with
you unless
Phone 303.-r* stay. Help take care of them and receive-reward.--------------|—
Florida.
I
COc.
Sold
by
Union
Pharmacy.*
—
- your addr c«s. .
.
ices rendered^ Apply M. W. Geer,
nnt only make money buLaaslat in FOE BXVC ______
Itt'frlgrrntorridtslr■ .
... ______ - . j__________
LEARN ADOPT Folk County and
,
Herald Office.
M sallas s s ee M V a V -h ekeeping-people in Sanford. Phone
cupboardq I three-burner Clark
~ Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele
I H t s . s l The Sanrinccss and to vent her wrath for 148 and give your ad over tho tql- Jewell gae .-'plate, porcelain top
IS off If* or by 1 s t ..- ' gram. Best advertising medium in
Try A Herald Want Ad For Results
cpbono. Use Thu Ilcraid for quick kitchen table. Have been u»ed only
apiolani’s impious act.
tltykeu*
dlacoatl—South Florida Published mornings.
In Ik e C lr r a ll f'o n rt a t th r S r v r n tk
ire oust valid.
. . ', <
Judicial Firruit at tkr state oi I In December, 1924, the talc runs, sen’ ice. 1___________ _________
a few months. Enquire 215 Holly,
Star-Tele gram, Lakeland. Fla.
a.< Prompt. BfTIpUnt
F l n r l d n . I n a n d f o r S e m i n o l e ' tho Princess Kapiolani, converted FOR RENT—Two large, cool cog- A v e . ______________ ______
COLUMIUIS (Oa.) LEDGER— ClaaaService.
nveting furnished housekeeping FOR SALE-^-Hlgh speed Red Clip
lllod ado have the larRest clrcu-.
Int Ion In
Houtb waxtern
Georgia.
Isillinn Hi nton, hrr next frirn d .. nt°naric!i who ennte in 1820, fon w ox rooms. 312 East 6th SL
______
per Belting. Hoolchnn-Cojeman
Ilnte Sc f6-w ord) llna. _____ , ■'
ronfplainant. vs The Overstreet the worship o f her people.
Shu FOR RENT— Kitchen & two bed
Co.
ESTATE
Turpentine
Company,
a
cproo-|
,0lirnvyc(1
trom
t1j|0
to
Kilauca
ADVERtlSK in the Journal-Hor- J
rooms 1101 Elm Ave. M. Schnei
.Vft -•-* t_________
aid. South Georgia’s greatest
!
Thu Uitetv of KiurMi», to Uenriie And nprnt tiio ni^ht in n nut
th e . der.
J—“ Celhry farina, nil newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
i From. Alvir*
\V. H. Y. W ll- brink o f Halcm aum au. bhc Ate oi
NOTItTJ o k lU M O L t m o w
[ 1 kir and Fannie D W ilkie, if living, tho “ tabu,” or forbidden berries,
N p T * :K i s UjcrtBRY gttfen th at prices. It will pay you weekly and Sunday Classified rates
|
and.
If
dead,
all
partl.e
rlnlinlug
In.
.
.
.
.
.
1
.
rrmam-rated
to
Pels
nn
the'partnership
between A. V O U R -'
10c
per
line.
’
Waycross
Journal-!
? you are going to buy.
1 terrain under George Front. Alvlra j wnich Wole tonsicrniCU VO I U t , nil
a k i h and a* H. d r o b o b , as j ha-firm .
ROOMS WANTED of
- —
o ff •insult
It the owners’ prices, Ilcraid, Waycross. Georgia^____ _ j
From. w. n
Y. T vilkie nni|
ami' Fannie
Ka’nnla ! act
act o
insult to
to the
the gotldess.
goddess. bhe
She
Vourakle * Droaoa, at Sis E M t
ll Wilkie, del-caned, orr oilierwliie.
o f the
oihcrwier. rtood on the brink of
tho crater,
TO REACH the prosperous farm
First &t.. Hanford.-Florida, haa, thla"
In Hie property described In thin
WANTED—Two
unfurnished
con
-^-6-room bungalow, all
day. been dissolved by mutual con
A N D SUPPLIES
ers and fern growers of Volusia
order, und to all pcnoi mT*1,,,!bnovr with its cver-activc lava lake below,
necting rooms by year round. sent.
on Laurel Ave. >4,000, county advertise in the DcLand FOOTo f f ir s t s
Involved
and cried to 1’cie: "Jehovah is moal
Intertilled In the propelriy
w ...........
, ----------AN
FORD,FLA
The business of the partnership
In thip null. * Me*t in MituAtrd In Powerful, Jehovah is my (aod.
I Prefer closo in.
Writo R. W.
Daily NeW#; rate lc per word, cash
will be. carried op a H. Droaoa at
Hemlnttle County, Florida, and do- ' in/ v
p p1n "
room - house/ Ihod- with order.______ ___ _ _________
l.osslng
care
Herald.___
errllied an follow*, to-w it:
.UCiy in w , i n e .
the same address, who will pay all
r, lights and ga£, well
ilealnnlng .«t the irtMitliwent ror- ! U
ko,rgWVll0ilting\
WANTED— By couple. 2 or 3 un dobta of the above partnership and
Lot 76 fL. front on Park A LITTLE WANT AD in The
ner of the nnrtliweat (juarter <»f lot |
■ -■ - —-—
■
furnished rooms. Phone 410.___ are hereby authorised to cvlleet all
Herald will bring you big rc2. eectlon 26, towiiNhlp SO. H. It S9
outstanding accounts
Terms* •
sultrt. Advertise those old articles
E.. run eaM 914 feel, tiofth 42J feet,
WANTED — To rent two rooms
June Xtth,. 1P2I.
went 912 feet, eolith 422 feet; and
.
a vounAKia ■
you
huve
Stored
away
and
have
suitable
for
light
house
keeping;
JOLE REALTY CO.,
ulfin l»eirlnnlnp; nt the Routlnveit
a a
DUOH09
no
use
for.
A
little
thirty-cent
ad
|
also
one
sleeping
room.
Apply
112
rtirner of lot 2. run caet 212.46 feet,
rSeminole Hotel Annex.
7:1-1
may bring you several dollars.!
north 1367 feet, weft 31 R 46 feet%
1jiurel Ave. ■
^Deafirshle five acre's.' Phone 1 148 and ■a representative
eolith 1367 feet. 1**poi nouth 6 acree.
of nnd In nvctlon 36. to* n*hlp 2o.
sphurbiAi (homes. A. Oi will Call’ to ste you/_____________ ’
8. It 2D II
Hcrnld. t*
You artt hereby ordered and re-V
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando
—--------*
v
' i
uulred to appear on the 4th day of
—By owner, 1A4 acres
LONDON, July 1—Something of
mornng Sentinel; largest classi-j
AUKuat.
A.
D.
19
21.
to
the
hill
hied
^nd with sly-room house, fied business, rntc lc a word, minREAD
itlfulnst you in the above entitled ; the romance of Gretna Green, tho
and JPecanvAye. Imjuirc Imu m 24c cash wi th order. _____ ]
•cAiine and court
little Scottish village that for more
Wltni'M K. A DoiiKhKP. clerk of than 100 years wus the haven for
tC/V-caro He raid.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE
* aa|d *cli>mlt couft. and
npi
» f i o ' f c ti
l-coutdi's who,' T»r one reason or au-.i
[LH+—F iv o a cre s^ r hlicco
e«°al thereof ,thla 2 a ly
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest I
M
fi
other, could riot be married in Eng- ------------------------------------------ r ~
sock. All tiled, small barn, classified medium, rate cash .09c i
'll, 1*0.
(fflCAl.)
K. A DOl'tlLAHH.
lang, was brought to light recently
d equipment. Genuine bar- charge, \-10c per lino, minimum I
Clerk.
! in a London auction room when the
[0. DuBose.
II* A M WICEKH. D. C
■30c._________ _________ __________I
G. W. VENABLE
Seminole Printery
j nearly 1,200 runaway couples, cxUltllllANCK ft LBMIIIB.
IlCK TERN— 10 acres '6 M A lkli—Waterville, Silornlng Sen-i
Altorneye. Urlando, Fin.
C o n t ra c to r and Builder
I
tending
over
tho
period
of
1826(ilance Unimproved. ’.’ Hun
'June 1 lu 17-24.
tinol. Thousands of Maine peo-1
Q U A L IT Y PR IN TIN G
11864, were sold for >1,400.
lit from londing station, pie are interested in Florida prop-!
J u l y 1- l - l k - l l
Among the most romantic of the
cash. Thrasher and erty. . Reich' them , through tho
Thone
404.
Bth and French
417 W . First St. Phone 460
j niurriuges, the certificate of which
Sentinel. Rate card on applica-i
The
personal
interest
which
you
have
in
j was among those sold, wns that of
Ion.
tio
IPrince Carlo Borbone, younger
Sanford
d^ue
to
your
associations
and
con
I'ALM 'BEACH COUNTY—fK e1
brother of King Ferdinand II of I
Sanford N ovelty W orks
scene of stupendous development ! nections in this city, should not be allowed
the Two Sicilies, to Penelope Caro
V . C. C OI.l.Ell r r » » .
Read about it in the Palm Bench
lyn Smith, of Waterford, Irclund,
TOM
MOORE
Post. Sample copy sent on rc-1 to diminish during- the summer months
in 183(i. The couple first lived in j
OPTOM ETRIST
General Bhep and Mill Wnrtt
Naples und were expelled. They
when
you
go
away
to
your
summer
home
or
MILO,
Island
of
Hnwnii,
July
1.
Ilea
to
Home
und
Wpre
married
!
OPTICIAN
.TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tnmpa Daily1
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
—Science and superstition vie with there, but later, upon visiting the
ln a d en tifrice that | Times, the great ‘ home daily,
SIT Commercial Street «
221 E. First St.
on your summer vacation trip.
' each other in explaining the present bridegroom’s sister, the Queen Re
, n o t scratch o r scour. rBto
I,cr word, minimum
PHONE
410
. unusual activity at the Hak-mau- gent of Spain, tound themselves
y o u r teeth clean <harKe 25® rash witk order. Write
mau firepit of the Kilauca vol ostracized, and were again married
nn ! for qqmjilete rate card. ___*
A complete daily record of the news and ; cano.
at Madrid. When they arrived in
. _
*
: I'KVIJI.OIMCIIH ATTENTION— PenElton J Moughton
'( I f
1saeola In IteulniUnK the grralexl d«Science, in the person of- Roy England they were advised .to go
happenings
in
Sanford
and
Seminole
coun
>
a . K § f * | I •«
|velopmenl In Olorlda'a lilxlory; a
Finch, temporarily in charge of the through another ceremony nt
ARCHITECT
K J |tialf million dollar lilaliway to the
ty is the service given by Sanford’s only Ivolcano
observatory at Kilauca, ad Grcttna Green and .finally, to pla
£chclle Mainea
Kult beach Just
flnlrliad; .1 two
F irst National Bank Bldg.
vances the theory that tons of rock, cate the hostility of EngtHh socl- 1
million dollar brldau acroxx Esramnewspaper.
Ida nay started; quarter
million
avalanched down from the sides of ety, they were married for tho
-»•
L
A
W
Y
E
R
Florida
Sanford,
dollar opera hous<v under construc
the crater, have choked the vent fourth time at SL George’s, Hantion; two millions being spent nn
through whlchf Mother Nature usu over Square, London.
highway; greatest chance to t live
*»• —- Court House
ally cases the Pressure on the
devalopers to get . In on ground
Another romantic marriage was
flooi. \Vr1to Development Departearth
by;
pouring
forth
surplus
lava
that
of
Lady
Adclu
Corisande
njent The Pensacola News.
ESTATE
George A. DeCottes
into;the great pit, raising the lava Maud Villiers, daughter of tho Earl
W 15.4T V lIiT.l NfA—ClaTVsLurg. Tils
of
Jersey,
who
eloped
in
1845
with
|
lake
in
the
crater
and
withdrawing
A ttorney -at-Law
Clarksburg Exponent, morning
' the f|ery substance fpom tho crater Captain Charles Parke Ibbctson. It |
fifteen aero farm R nrr<-»
Over
Seminole County
balance cleared, five room I cent per word, minimum lie.
when pressure has been more than was a coincidence that the bride’s->
la n k
|ow two atory barn two tonDR.
R.
M,
WELSH
'
Subscription rates to the daily are $7 rclioyad; -Tho lava underneath the grandmother, Miss Sarah Child, i GRADUATE VETERINARIAN Hanford, -------------bAaea, flowing wells. very TO I'E A C 'O U Y R K S or sellersot
Florida
'
surface,
unablo
to
find
its
way
daughttg
of
the
founder
of
Child’s
.
Florida
real
estate
advertise
In
term*. ((deal for Dairy) on
——
/
for one year; $3.50 for 6 months; $1.75 for 3 |into the open, generates gas which bank, had also been married at
the 6t. Petersburg Times. One cent
K)ad. *. /
Anotn 205 Conrad Building
[blasts ita path out of the vent, Gretna Green to Lord tyca.inorj.IoT City lota well located, cent n word daily, two cents a word
mopths ,or 65c per month.
eaay terma.
l'honca: oil ice 20, Home 21
^carrying
and land, and had been pursued by her
^g with it tons of rock nnd
Sundays
beautiful bungalows on
F r e d R. W ilson
dust* Tho Explosions and earth- father who was only persuaded to
DBLAND, FLA.
"DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
atreeta cheap, ttrnin
Inuakes
shako
down
further
ava
give
up
ujc
ena.ee
wneu
one
oi
tile
a
t t o r n k y -a t -l a w
Subscription
rates
to
the
weekly
edition
lent houae. aeven rooma.
anything?" If so advertise jn
lanches from the crater sides which norres drawing his coach had been j
In, wrat flrat aireel good the "Gainer vllle- Sun.”__________
F
lrat
National Bank Bid]
are $2 for one year; $1 for 6 months; 60c for ugain may block the vent, in an un shot by hiB prospective son-in-law. j
ADVERTISING gets results if it
H
anford'
- ■
F lori
ending circle, according to / the
readies pote/itis) buyers. Pa- threejponths, oiv25c per month.
GOOD MELON PRICE8
j
theory.
lntka Daily News is circulated In
W. J. Thigpen
OCALA,' Jjjuic 30.—JC..C. Moore,
But the Hawaiians have returned
an industrial and agricultural sec
,£o history and tradition, to the act county, demonstration for Marion
SEMINOLE
tion.
Ordet The
HERALD, daily or weekly, NOW of (ft* brave Kapiolani, the Chris- reports that melons are being ship- Real Estate and Insurance
••
I tain pruttts.'/ who dared the wrath pod in laffte quantities and priced!
iness Exchange ST. AUGUSlTNE, FLA. — St.
Puleston-Brumley Bldg.
of fyle,'. the fire goddess, exactly so for hove Igjen very aatisfaetory.
Johns County it reached through
^ B ldg. —T— Phone 803 the 8L Augustine Evening Record.
Kanford, Fla.
The M atthews
100
yean
ago.
They
say
that
Pelo
If
anthracnosoNlocs
not
interfere,
Just Phone 148 for Service
W e l s h - uuim- a u f
' waited a century to become “ huhu,” the growers will camo oat on top,
Quick results. Two cents per word.
|or
with the people of the he declares.
Phone 417-L-2
Sample copy on request.
FO R &A
B
Sale of Old Papers
Recalls Romantic
Gretna Green Days
KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH
SANFORD
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
I he banford
Superstition Vies
With Science To
! Explain Volcano
ALWAYSTAKETHE
SANFORD HERALD WITH YOU
P R IN T IN G
G IN G U P FA T H E R
E U - W H A T b O Y O O T H IN K
F, ,THl*> C L O A .K - M O D E L ? IT * ,
o n e . o f TH E D R E T T IE W ;
»N T H E V T O ^ E i ' ' ■ -T.1
THAT- In
■4JB
By GEORGE McMANUS
1SOW 1 W X K T T O « i H O w
V O O A N O T H E R r-\QOELU
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* Headquarters for derqloptd
and undeveloped farina.
r9 • •
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several vary attractive propoaiCiena In city property.
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JUNE BUILDING
PERMITS SHOW
BIG INCREASE
Two of New Yorker’s Home State Deleg
Join McAdoo Column in Balk
While Latter Regains Mississii.
Hopes
that
He Has Begun. •to -Tui
■
• • • . • '7 _____ .'.
•
AVON, Mo., July 2.—Au
thorities . are unable to deter
mine the motive which caused
Howard
Price, age 54, a
farmer living near here, to slay
his wife nnd four little daugh
ters and later take his own
life in their home Mondny
The bodies of the vic
Bowden And Applcyttrd Who night.
During Paul Month farm lts
tims were fonnd by neighbors
Switched From McAdoo and a rural carrier, lying on
Issued toU r $81,055 Which
Come in for Strong Con* the floor clothed i n . night
Is a Gain of About 210 Per
g g .K
, , , ,
demnutinn by Their Collfra? clothes. The children were all
Cent • Over June, 1923—
gues who Compare Their under 12 years of nge, and his .
They Amount to Almost
wife evidently had been beaten
MADISON SPUARE GARDEN. July 2.Conduct as Being Untrufe to death while they slept.
S20.0Q0 More than For Any
lo .p ulI.t,hp Democrat to-jMalioi^L Convention
._Jn Tcuat-Shown-in-JThom - Prices 1-denth-rcsultcd *Tr8m ' u T ^ t h g j H arif c Tif ^ r h t r jY e a r
of Hm deadlock, William Jennings Bryan, war
gunshot Wound. ‘ '
.
BY
RUBX
LBACII
,
o f many campaigns, took the platform today and
_ 4—
Building.permits In Sanferd for
Learns
Special Correspondent The Hrrnld
clorcd him self for
June weru $81,055 as compared
, .William Gibbs McAdoo.
MADISON SQUARE CARDEN,
with $01,010 fer May, which was
Heckled
some
from the galleries and booed by
New York, Jufy 2.—Delegations
declared to b« a banner month in
some old-time party leaders he repealed the Incident
spent Tuesday afternoon and night
tho m atter of construction, accord
manocuvering,' the Smith forces’
of the Baltimore ConrenUqn o f 1912. when heing to figures submitted by City
keeping enough votes for Smith to
look the platform and declared l o i Woodrow Wilson;
Clerk L. It. Philips. The figures
—. . . . . .
block McAdoo’s majority and using
showed that 53 permits were issued
this time, hiwever, Bryan did not attack any candlthe rest, of their strength to swing
in June while 411 were issued the
date
by name, but said he wohhPcantent him self by
from ono dark horse to another
month before!. Tho total for the
preliminary to a Smith stampede
naming some he considered fitted for the presi
month is $10,745 more than for the
which may however be prevented
dency, at the U p Ok which list Stood M cA doo.
Dictated Statement (Jives Rea month of May which also eclipsed
by the McAdoo faction. The votes In sons
any previous month in the year by
Why
West
Virginian
that slid away from McAdoo grndualmost $20,000.
Should Never Rpcnnie IIIn
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. July 2.— The
Tuesday afternoon may have
Pa
rly
’i*
Choice.
TOKIO, July 2.— Both of nlly
10, July .2—-The cutDuring June, 1023, the total in
been Smith votes cast just to be
first break In tfic big' block o f '90 votes which con*
building
permits
issued
was
$20,130
the houses of the Japanese withdrawn. •
Jown of the American
{dilutes the cornerstone o f A! Sm ith's Strength' In
By RUBY LBACII
which is less than ami-third of the
7 >71
diQt, rtt their first sittings o f
It the United 8tates emSenator Duncan U. Fletcher of Special Coirr« mm dent The Herald. total for the same month this year.
the Democratic National Convention, came today oh
the current session Tuesday, Florida, interviewed nt the Florida
here by no unidentified
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, The increase in Juno over the cor
the thirty-seventh ballot, when twp members of lh « il_
ntjd nlmost as the first busi headquarters today, jpiid^ Vthat New York, July 2.—About 11 responding month lust year is $64,
lose waa discuasbd in the
New
York delegation cast their (votes for McAdoo
there
wan
no
excuse
for
Florida
ness, passed resolutions very breaking now, nnd that the time o’clock Tuesday night Mr. llryun 024 or approximately 210 per cent.
house of the diet Tuesnnd
started
supporters of the .former secretary of
According to additional figures the
strongly opposing the action la leave McAdoo hasn’t come.”
vhile it was'officially in1Ifie
l i treasury
1ri»'i«liri’ on
rin n n n flin r Mi* flam
A nilivnfI am
' visited the press section and said permit* for the first six months in
demonstration.
^
o f the United States in enact . John C. Cooper, Jr., vue-chairi to the nowspuper men: “I hnvo no 1023 totaled $208,276 while for the
I.that, a Hpocial mooting
Driving
ahead
at
full
s
to
make
tho
greareat
st
ing as purt of its,new. immi man of to Florida delegation, was personal objection to Mr. Davis. He
cabinet might be held
$
2? , e t h U you' tJu> lotnl of 8trenKtb they could mdater, the Smith nnd McAdoo
given
five
minutes
in
the
convcu-,
gration law, a clause prohib tlon hall Tuesday to state why thi* is a mun of high character. So is
m ss the affair,
-n,' ,
w
e
n
t
out to roll up their acores in the hope, of read
iting the entry of Japaneses The unit rule should prevail in- the President Coolidge, for that m atte-.
itoriul denunciations of cut, ,,,
_
. . .
PJ23 ix
$74,424 orh0«pprroxL°tdy p°’'n.
!
L
l he convention
•
passage of the resolution in each Florida delegation.
jown the flag in the embassy
The McAdoo forces, UHinjf nil the powera at
I here is no difference between , afi ner cent. . It is noted from theinstance followed the presentation
Meed today by Jiji Shimpo,
oL addresses by the premier. ■Vis J l 'J t is the contention of tho mat them in that respect. Davis’s en j clerk’s figures thnt the greater- round, won the Mississippi delegation with itfl 20
count Takn^AMra^Kfcto, and the forily of the Florida delegating V|ronm’e m nilll employment, how. j ,,8r( of the increase comes in the Into tho McAdoo column, where ii uguAni it - w ot______
, "The nag incident scriforeign minister, Baron KhideJinrn. that they are hound by the result ever, would be n fatal handicap to ;
Jures -fflo dignity of Jni” 11**1 ‘luri“K th" P" " 1 (wo frum John W. Davis, of W est Virginia, and brought It
The houso of peers, In its resolu of a presidential primary duly
and the nation feels unboundcalled pursunnt to the statutes of bin. in states west of Pen.isyIvama. | "com pilation of figures shows a flvo ballots to give McAdoo a chance to ghow w hat Jt .<
tion,
expressod
Approval
of
the
ac
hgret for It. Nobody but an
“ I do not think that he would substantial gain for this year over do before the delegation looked for aiiotheh place to liffh
tion already taken by the Japanese the state of Florida, nnd in which
, or a mad man would commit
Mr. McAdoo nli(uim-<l n minority carry any of them ,und as no Demo last, l-nst year it was thought by
government
with
regard
to
the
Aa the contending forces wheelecf.into position to re
| an outrage.”
of two to one,” said Mr. Cooper. crat is likely to rnrry the eastern many of the Sanford business men
American enactment that passed "The
the
struggle,
nt today’s session, there were strong Indlcati
m atter was reported to
persor.ul
profhreneo
of
tho
states aguinst President (’oolidgo, that construction through the sum
by the lower house and asked the
| r Kato yesterday during v
that
Sm
ith
and
McAdoo people were' preparing for utm<
it
would
leave
him
only
South,
government to take! all proper j
mer months held up well, hut fig
ouf Judgment. MmuM
of tho house of repreI not be binding ut this time.
which hm not enough electoral ures show that this year the vol exertions.
.
measures
demanded
by
the
sltua.
Ives. With Foreign Minister
tion. Both drafts assert tho enact- I “t r- Cooper then read a provision votes to elect him.
ume of construction fur .surpasses
Overnight, McAdoo scouts had been making heroic ef
»ra nnd Home Minister \VnI from the revised statutes of Florid i
,
Tvvo members of tho Colorado merit is discriminatory,
"In answer to a statement ns to that of last year.
ki, the preimer immediately
The
nationwide
’ifcmonstrotion
—Volume
1,
1920,
Section
332.
His
(lore
is
u
table
showing
totals forts to bring back M ississippi and Missouri, planning on th e
delegation
who
figured
promirfentWhether
ho
had
the
right
to
prac
he chamber for u conference
tice law und take cognisance of of tho permits for first six months psychological effect to win them now accretions. The "
| what action should be taken. lv In the Klnn row that broke on against the American exclusion act. ( conclui,ion follows:
which
goes
into
effect
today,
open.
*
‘It
is
the
contention
of
the
mobusiness of any kind, I reply that in both years:
the
Democratic
convention
floor.
T ■pooplfe were
| frankly 'prepared ' - 1
ing tho conference u most
give their candidate "a ride” at
1
1D24
ugh pottte search for the mnn Thomns J. Early (man in the Faint cd with mass prayer meetings ut •jority of the Florida delegation timt he had |>crfect right, hut when n Jan.....................$ 28,400
make efToris to run up his to ta l.'
$ 37335
tit down the flag was ordered Liench suit) and Charles tiinsberg, all the national Shinto shrines [ no m atter wiint may have been our m* 11 makes a decision, ho takes all F e b ........... .......
Their plan was tp make the u t
62,995
40,770
members
of
Colorado
delegation,
throughout
tho
country.
Crowds
p
e
-i
personal
preferences
prior
to
the
accessories
that
go
with
it.
The
Her with an investigation into
most showing a t the day’s session ‘
30.106
36,018
who triod-to take the state banner titloncd the undent deities to aid j primary thnt we stand here bound , presidency is not un accessory that Mai.
sses of th c a ffa lr.
and to capitalize its valuo -as de
25,050
26,811
formal statem ent of the in- in u procession thnt'hnd formed to tho people in this troublous time by a mandate of the people of th c 'F ° ‘" with thnt sort »IT hiixiness. It Apr....................
01,310
when tho Japanese race “is insult state of Florida pursuant to tin-•'* (he highest office in the land and M uy.................. 46,475
Twenty-fifth ballot: Underwood, velopments might indicate. The
wu* issued by tho foreign protest against the Klan.
81,055 39.6; McAdoo 43G.6; Robinson 23; object of McAdoo people waa to
ed” by exclusion from America. statutes of thnt state nnd pursuant 'n (he world, and ought to go as June ................. 20,130
"I realixo what the AmcrTokio’s principal meeting wus nt to n resolution of its executive reward to one who by words and
Kmith 30H.6; Davis of West Vir make a supreme effort to get
[flag means to the Amurican
Total
$208,275 $282,099 ginia 120; Rltrhio 17.6; Cox 69; Da from the slump which struck t h
the Meiji shrine. It was attended committee ,bound to vote for Mr deeds shows himself to be not only
iinistcr Shidchura said in
Tho first Permit issued during vis bf Kunsas 6 ; Ralston 31; Rauls- fortunes yesterday and
by thousands of reservists und oth McAdoo so long as he is before the With the people in opinion buj with
^g public tho statement, “and
..,,v
the
.month of . June was to the city bury G; Walsh 10; Glass 29; ono ab them to a low ebb.
ers.
Scores
of
other
anti-Amoricnn
them
to
champion
tneir
causes.
convention.
That
gentlemen
is
our
i most regretful that this has
‘ "If a man has ability for the fur the erection of u power house sent; total 1,997.
meetings were being held In Toklo argum ent.”
Dark horse strategy was to
todJ’
alone today. • - • '
There is no danger of deserting presidency, he ought to give that on its property nt French Avenue
back and let the two leaden
foreign Office Statement
Most of the vernacular newspa the McAdoo ranks as long as Mr. ability to the public rather than to and
---- Thirteenth Street. Some
. time
----Twenty-sixth ballot: Underwood vlnce the conventfon they had
foreign office statement
pers print American cartoons.
W. 11. WilUamaf 39J . McAdoo 416.6; Robinson 23; hope of breaking the dea ‘* “
McAdoo’a name is before the con privutc business, if h* expects the ago lit y. u -Manager
—
S m U h 3 1 1 6 , J o h n w . IJ|W U 12fi.
• stated that. (he------------poweru ................
house was
Papers Moderate In,Comment
vention, ulthough he nnnounccd public to bo interested in him.
On the thirty-fourth
man apparently about 27. Convict Seven. Set Five Cases for
“This
is
not
personnl
m
atter
at
practically
completed
but
that
ib
Tho
editorial
comment,
huwever,
prior
to
the
prim
ary
thnt
McAdoo
Ritchie 17-G; Cox 69; Gov-lJavin 6 ; sissippi flopped to Me,
of. *gr, secretly entered the
T rial on July 30, Acquit Two
all.
We
do
not
choose
presidents
would
be
sometime
next
fall
before
is moderate.
'
was not his choice. "I ran on h
Glass 24; Ralston 32; Saulsbury 6 ;
Dund of the U. 3. embassy,
The convention went into
and Have One Mistrial
Prominent men interviewed,while pledge in the fourth district to by the civil service system, but be machinery could be installed in it. Walsh 14; Owen 20; one absent; fifth
hily lowered tho embassy flag
session of balloting will
cause
they
nrea
leaders
in
out
'Tho
largest
single
perm
it
issued
expresisng
indignation
against
support
the
nominee
of
that
dis
total
1,097.
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*
•*
*
v
*
aen made good his escape. The
definite indication tofu break in
At the sessions of county court America, urge the people to seek trict," Mr, Cooper said.
standing
causes.
‘
That
is
all
I
was
to
the
City
of
Sanford
for
the
was discovered. by severul held yesterday und today, with
deadlock between MeAil
erection of u grandstand at the
T. J. Appleyanl. who broke the have to say for quotation.”
Twenty-seventh ballot: Under Smith. Called' a t 10:30
)men dispatched thither in County Judge E. F. Uoushohior strength by internal cooperation. ,
When
asked
<il>nut
tho
criticism
new municipal uthietic field at tho wood 39.6; McAdoo 413; Robinson eastern daylight-saving time
Patriotic societies Inst evening unit rulo by voting for Ralston,
tlon wltn the anti-American presiding, 10 cases were arraigned.
(Continued on page G)
23; Smith 316,6; Davis of W. Vs.,
Mirations which hud been Of five cases tried yesterday one placarded virtually every telephone shortly after B olden had Voted for leveled nt Mr. Davis for securing as
in 'th e thirty-first roll call, I »
increased rates^fp r the
128.5; Ritchie 18.6; Cox 69; Davit
on in the city since morning, was for assuult and battery, an nnd telegraph pole in the city with Smith, told mo that no • man, attorney
•gates Wert still divided amc
New
York
Telephone
Company,
Mr.
the
following:
covered
with
oil
as
McAdoo
is.
of'K ansas 29; Ralston 32; Walsh 13 candidates, a record field
woa given immediately. The other for reckless driving, the third
“Japanese must never forget ponld win in the election next fall. Bryan suid he would comment an
7; Saulsbury 0; Owen 20; total 1, this stage of a national
lost (light off the man they for passing worthless checks and
Paql Carter and Bryan Mack, this m atter by saying that he<went
098.''
kt a fte r a hot chase for a short the fourth for obstructing u road. July 1, when America inflicted nn
tion race.
« ■ '
see. Thereupon police nuthorl- Two others were on charges of intolerable insult on Japan. Always delegates from tho third district, Into a clothing store here recently
McAdoo and Smith were de
and
when
asked
by
a
clerk
what
he
remember
the
date.
Prepare
for
filed
the
following
statem
ent
short
Twenty-eighth ballot: Undor- fore In tho lead with John
immedlately took vigorous possession of intoxicating liquor.
such steps as are demanded by the ly after Bowden nnd Appleyard thought of DaVis. replied that ho
wood 39.6; McAdoo 412; Roldnson via well up in third place
jres to restore order. A thorThe roinaindef of the cases were honor of the fatherland when the foresook McAdoo and their instruc considered him a good selection.
, * ,*M.t • %
t *
<
24; Smith 81G3; Davia of West the dark horse division, an
1search for the malefactor is tried today, some of which were
The merchant, asked whut ho
tions from the people:
occasion comes.
Virginia 120; Ritchie 18; Cox 59;
made.”
Sanford
Rotarians
listened
to
nn
acquited, some were set for a later
“Wo hasten to inform you that thought of Davis, replied that he interesting and instructive talk on Davis of Kansas 0 ; Glass 25; Ral ator Ralston of Indiana, ~
. st thfa Incident oxcceding- date and some were convicted. Two
nixth in voting on the
did
not
consider
him
a
good
candi
your representatives a t the Demo
J Minister Shidchnra told Jcf. men were convicted fo r having in
the history of insurance by George ston 34; Walsh 7 ; ' Saulsbury 6 ; ballot, waa
much di:
date.
,
cratic
National
Convention
have
no
Owen
24;
Daniels
1
.
Total
lj098.
i ' Caffery, tho American their jMissession intoxicating liquor.
W. Knight a t their noon luncheon
contender. , '* ' . . ,
.
"Yes,”
Mr.
Bryan
quoted
the
Intention
of
becoming
modern
Ben
(e d'effaircs. when. the latter The trial of another man on the
Mr. Knight, who had
Jam es M. Cox of Ohio
edict Arnolds. As your representa merchant ns saying, "he raised my Tuesday.
Twenty-ninth ballot: Underwood fourth place, and Senator
to report the m atter to him. same charge wus set for the next
chargd of the program, is well
tele|dione
rutes
severnl
dollars
a
tive!!
we
consider
that
the
voice
baron added th at the affair session of the court which will bo
versed 011 the subject of insurance 39.5; McAdoo 416; Robinson 23; wood 0/ Alabama, hold Rf1
of the peoplo as expressed in the month. There ure a lot of peoplo and
sualng tbc government great held un July. 30, according to date
tho Rotarians report th at they Smith 321; Davis of W. Va„ 124.5;
Comply SRwrtftNC??
primary binds ua to McAdoo until in New York who would feel the enjoyed
Ritchie 17.5; Cox 69: Davis of
ag well as regret. Premier received from court officials hero *
tho talk very much.
Facing - a
*”1
same
as
I
do.”
*
;
'
(Continued
on
page
G)
.
he said, had ordered, first, today.
Aa an additional speaker L. It. Kansas 6 ; Glass -25; Ralston 34; complexity, the
Wimanian L. R. Reynolds, of
.’ prehension of the flag cutReynolds of the Y. M. C. A. a t Walsh 1.6; Saulsbury 6 ; Owen 24; into another night
The cases ns disposed of by tho Jacksonville, addressed the San
ft any price, and socond tho
Jacksonville
was present and spoke Daniels 1 ; M artin 1 ; total 1,098..
ford
Kiwania
Club
a
t
the
Montexunight in an effort to ‘
tgoroua police search and in- court nru us follows:
to tha club on -Y. M. C. A. work.
to its tangle ov
m« Hotel this noon. Taking a t hla
Tuesday’s session: E d .‘Driggers, subject; "Looking Ahead,” Mr.
stlon.
•
Thirtieth ballot: McAdoo 416JS; iuption for the
lie recom>4tfnded th at the citlsena
Ihope that-Uo American be possession of intoxicating liquors, Reynolds spoke concerning work of
of Sanford be urged to buy a lot Robinson 23; Smith 323.5; UnderJ
Another long
' this incident represents the convicted; John Patrick, possession the Young Mens' Christian Associ
on .which a building suitable for a wood 89.5; DavU of W. Va., 126,6; balloting had a
'
.
.
.
.
.
—
of
Intoxicating
liquors,
convicted;
ent of any thinking Japanese
local Y. M. C. A. building may be Ritchie 16.6; Cox 67; Davis of Kan except to hold : in
ation and urged Sanford to look
WASHINGTON, July 2.—Dates yesterdav from Chicago and went built when the time comca fo r such sas 6 ; Glass 24; Ralston S3; Walak leaders, McAdoo
the approval of any mom- Ed. Driggera, carrying rifle with- into tho future and the desirability
our intelligent or responsible_ out,license, caso set foj; Jury 30; of securing a location where an for formal notification of* President
”
'*
to the White Houso where they ex a move. Mr. Reynolds suggested 2.5; Saulsbury 6 ; XJwcn 26.
build up tho hopes <
con-1
“ •Baron ShldehgnflB
IH Joe Brown, culpable negllgenee, association building can Ur erected Coolidge and Chariea G. pawes, pect to remain until the latter part the advisability of buytug a lot now
trailing group of 1*
case
set
for
July
30;
David
Self,
:1v‘r ,•
•• •;
Republican vice-presidential candL’ of the week. I t waa the first meet while the price o t property la com
Thirty-first
balolt:
McAdoo dat es. •
when
the
proper
time
comes.
, ,.<4»
obstructing road, mistrial; D. P.
date of th e ir nomination by the ing between the President end his paratively lour, and while lota In 415.8; Sadth 822.6: Davia I t 7: Un
lag Ripped With Knife
J.
B.
Asher,
member
of
the
Or
The.
(HeMp?
k remnants of the flag, now Self, passing worthless check, con lando Kiwania Club, gave a report Cleveland convention- were fixed running mate since the Cleveland suitable locations are available. He derwood 39Ji: RoUnson 23; Ritchie and Ralfton of
hnession of Chargo Caffery, victed und tmud, und J. P. Raker, of the International Kiwanis con Tuesday for July. 24 and 3L re convention. f<stuped th a t I n ’S few years It will 10.6; Cox 67; Glaas 24; Ralstoi
. ,5:
“For thi- next 60 daysl am going be much more difficult to secure 33; Governor Davis 6 ; Walsh 2.5
(.that the flag proper was assault and buttery, eopvictcd and vention reseiitly held at Denver, spectively.
-- t
The ceremonies wilB mark the to work," • said General Dawes, property for this purpose than a t Owen 25.
with u knift from the canvar finod. _
.
•
Wednesday’s session: J . I.. Ward, e ll also told V>f plans for entertain formal opening of tho Republican ‘‘and a fter th a t I am going, to present.
[whereby it was joined to the
r
•
ing
tho
district
convention
in
Orcampaign and plana for them were speak. Then and only then shall - The only viaitor present a t Tues : Thirty-second ballot: McAdoo
’ds. Only ono band was left, assault and battery, convicted and lundo in November,
announced
pkifter a White ’ House 1 have something to say and I day's meeting betides Mr. Reynolds 416.6; : Smith 322; Underwood the Ralston v
s few clinging shreds of the finodr O. R. Webb, drunk, acquit
C; Long and Dr, Vf. T. Lang luncheon and
ted; Charlie Stafford, possession of leyB-were
conference attended shall want itjf e ll understood th at waa Al. Green of Daytona.
39.5: Itobinaon 2 f r '- Davia- 128; ectvea.
ceivad
appointed a committee to
-T
. l)ce have forbidden pub- intoxicating liquor, cane set fer visit the ^hospital during the by President Coolidge, General time.” T
4 Members present were: Q. W. Ritchie 10. 6 : Cox 67; Governor dpally
i of news In local news- July 30; Jim Lee, rocklM* driving, month of July. An^ounccmcht Dawes, Win. M. Butler, chalrmnn of
Definite arrangements for his Brockhahn’, 0. O. • Chase, Randall Davia G; Glass 24; Raltton 32;
case set for July 30; Henry Moore,
e Republican national committee, ■peaking “program, he said, would Chase, W. J^C arpenter, Ifi C. Du- Owen 24; Saulsbury G.
was made by E. F. Lane th at,th e th
und
Frank * W. Stearns, personal depend Upon plans of kjr. Butler. Bosc, R4 J. -Holly, M. C. Haddock,
»n in the house of assault and buttery, rase set for Kiwanis
■........................
m IOE„
baseball tram wouU
end of the President.
Hie first speech, however, will r be
i followed the Intro-, July 30; ’ lahoin Ralph, reckless tho team from the Orlando d u t
»r, W. M- Haynes,
Thirty-third
l o t : . McAdoo
,
nt resolution driving, convicted, sentenced »o
. Notification'of Mr. Coolidge wifi made a t Lincoln, Neb.
4Q4.5; Smith BI0.I
8
.
E
nuin
‘Sanford
July
five
months
an
tho
county
roads:
utler,
rtiurnla
^
ba
a
t
tho
W
iR
a
Htmac’where
he
the day and
49; Underwood
aa a new
mlnger w as '
Boston
lation of tho I shorn Ralph, unlawful destruction member.
*
*
" sentenced
‘
‘ aarra
to
serve ^O
3i
t, incident by of property,
YUliors
fti
Jui
vice- months on the counYy road*; Ha rry
fnclii
tiorwood, assuult, acquitted «
Jack Yates, reckless driving, e.
- - “
’ -• i '
Houses Of Diet
roice Opposition To
' tclusion Act As
a s s e d Recently
.Disturbance
Fifth Session Opens After Supporters
Leading Candidates Spend Night T
To Entrench th eir Stand For Final
Question Discussed At
Length In Meeting
—O#-House Tuesday
Rato
of Act
ilutions A re
issed by Bodies
Japanese Papers
Regret Incident
[ionwide Protest Is
jicfed By Many of
p a n *8 Citizens
Premier Rato Issues a
Statement Saying
Government is sorry
For Five Ballots To Aid CaJifo
BRYAN EXPLAINS
H IS OPPOSITION |
TO JOHN W. DAVIS
. . .
,
ousi
S
How Convention
Is Balloting
SIXTEEN C A SES
A R E T R IE D IN
COUNTY COURT
i
a
Rotary Club Hears
Address on History
Insiu’ance Tuesday
KiwanisClub Hears
Interesting Speech
OnY.M.cTA.Work
Republican Nominees To Be Officially
Notified of Selection July 24 and 31
5
' ' '
*
�ia
$
IN ltU S M lR M U M H n k a ^ X M l
W. G. McAdoo’s
S« MANAGER SAYS f
D r o p s Slightly. As
**«»>»•«> M’A D O O H O L D S
John W. Davis .Gams Thc nm tangible evidence*t the
Y
'' : •*
[breaks and cracks to come ap
.
)
_____
. peered when Gar. Jonathan Darts
(CwUnoed from W . 1 J
U f Kansas, arriving on the conven- As M atter o t Strategy Californian
Twelflh Ballot: McAdoo 4783; ft ion Door jo st before the night s « lx Reserving His Flill Conven- '
Fmith 901; John W. Dqri* «>; Un- woo w m reaamed, released the 20
tlon Strength Until Cgucial
denrood 413; Robinson I f ; Ritchie |lrom Kansas to McAdoo.
,
Moment.
*
173; C qj <50; Bryan 11; Govrm or j There was ta tk 'o f n nomination
nomin
________
um Ski,
Darts llB ; Harrison 213; Glaas ; bring reached
in_the__ small' N
hoc
New York, July 1.—" It Is a
>8 ; Brown 9; Ralston 313; Sauls- Tuesday morning and slap t a l | of hard fighV-n
,
,
W ry 6 ; Walsh 1; Thompson L
balloting to continue through the
Such was thq concession made
Thirteenth BaBot: McAdoo 477; middle of the week. There wj* also by David L . Rockwell, campaign
Smith .7003; John W. Darts 043; talk of delegates running out of m anager for. ^William G. McAdoo,
Underwoofr 483;. Robinson If; money, getting tired aryl being anx last night, following tho ninth'bal
Ritchkt l7 3 ; Cox G8 ; Bryan 10; ious to get hoAie and put In the hay lot, In which he had still ‘failed to
G orw nor P a ris 11; Harrison 213; or collect the rent, being offered roll up the boasted m ajority fbr bis
Clans. 25; Brown 9; Ralston 313; their expenses by various campaign candidate, w hkh .on the preceding
Sanlsbury 6 ; Walsh 1; Grebs 1; managers if they would remain and day he had promised on the fifth
join their forces.
ballot.
' ~L> . ■
Baker 1.
*•->—..
Mr. Rockwell still dahned to be
Such talk is always common At
fourteenth Ballot: McAdoo 4753>
Smith 3063: John W. Daris 643; every convention. Some time it is in a position to produce a majority
Ralston S I; Underwood <03; true and some times.'it is not. The vote any time lie wanted to, but
same _good
natured,.I patient
lot of
------------.—
- , - . . - --- .sa id he was holding back as a m atRitchie 173; Robinson J9;-Cc* 60; -----Bryan 11; C orarnor Daria I t ; Har delegates which bad balloted all' ter of strategy ,to wait for the
rison 203; Glass 24; Brown 0 ; day—in contrast to the angry Smith people to tro t out their full
bawling mob which ran riot on the •tren^gth.t , It was acknowledged,
Sauls bury « ; Walsh 1: Baker f.
-hat
a t. the anti-McAdoo
-TtV M ttvU r Ballot: McAdoo 47?: garden last Saturday night came however,. th
_____ ___
, e unexpected
had ___
m ad^ ^tom
Smith 2063; John W. Daris 61; back with full stomachs for the .forces
Underwood 393; Robinson 20; night session feeling' happy and inroads on territory th a t had been
Ritchie 173; C or 60; Bryan 11; stimulated by the tinkling of lively claimed all along for thc Callfor,
. . ;; ' ,
Governor Daria 11; llarri.vtn 13; tunes by the band whila they w ait niam.
The states and territories In
Glass 25; Brown 9; Ralston 31; ed for Senator Walsh to drop the
gavel.
Vhich the rota failed to come up
Saalsbury 6 ; Walsh 1; Baker 1.
The chairman had announced to the McAdoo expectations were:
Sixteenth ballot: McAdoo 476;
Smith 3053; Daris, 63; Robinson, th a t the balloting would be re 'Colorado, Michigan, Nebraska,
sumed promptly a t 8 o'clock w ith North Dakota, Wyoming and tho
4 6 ; Underwood, 413.
Seventeenth
ballot, McAdoo, out regard to bow many delegates Cahal Zone. A m atter of. pw tlcu4713; Smith 31*3; Daris 64; Un were in their seats. However, it U r discouragement during the first
derwood 42; Robinson 28. McAdoo was like the chairman’s threat to few ballots was thc quick establish
hmt six and fire-tenths and S adm Clear the grilecjcs if they did not ment of the fact that prim ary in
gained seven and Daris gained one keep quiet. He did not hear the structions aire worth little when it
galleries and apparently he did not gets down to the real test. Dele
on this ballot.
Eighteenth ballot: Underwood, see the clerk. He was not on hand gates who had been instructed to
stick for McAdoo as long ns he ap
-4713; Smith. 3123; Daria. 64; himself a t assembling time. ■*
peared to have a chance o f winning
Arrives Two Minutes L ater
" *
and Davis
He did arrive two minutes later, had already made up thoir minds
however, looking over thc empty th a t he was a rank outsider* and
eeatx in t^e delegatee’ spaces and had begun to go elsewhere.
20; Bryan, 11; Robinson, 2S.|
The whole, or a t least thc m ajor
Nineteenth*Bal1ol: McAdoo 474; conferred very earnestly with tome p art of the Colorado delegation hna
Under[J**der*'
.
•
Smith 311 Vi: P a ris M M ; UndcrAt six m inuter a fter 8 Chairman been confidently counted on. As a
waod 39\4; C ox 6p ; Glass 30; B*lmattsv *1 fa st —tho—ninth—be 1hit
xttm
showed but 444 delegates In this
gates
began
to
sit
down.
_____
_
a
gain
o
fthrev
and
a
half
This
Prayer ‘was o ffend by F ather state for McAdoo, the others being ■
for McAdoo and ' l<"» of one for
split between Underwood, Smith
Duffy,
the idolised fighting cha
Smith, and g rin of l«% for Dari*.
and John W. Daris. Wyoming,
jUIlot: Missouri goc* lain of the Righting Slxty-Nint
national figure on his own ac- which had been claimed In ija en
to Daria. McAdoo 432: Smith
tirety, cost its first.vote for Ken
ably as weil known
.107 4 ': D aris 121; Underwood 4514. count, probab
McAdoo lost 42; Smith lost four. any politician tn the convention and drick, and when it cut away from
Dgvi* gained 3714. Underwood a fighting man welcome to the the senator gave McAdoo but two
. •
,
'
company of soldiers irrespective of votes.
In
Michigan
where
Rockwell
had
*
X
b
I
their
religious
persuasions.
* Tw anty-first p sllo t: ' MeA4°°
Thc prayer over—and It was been expecting to itobnd up- a t
436; Smith 3 0 7 H ;D a ris 425; Un
short
hntl to the point—the calling least h a lf the delegation, his canderwood
4514McAdoo
gained
six
tvcompared to tw entieth ballot. Smith of the roll of states was ordered didato got but 6 V4 votes, though
held unchanged.
Daria gained and thc balloting continued sta rt this was no surprise to others who
had followed the situation in Mich
ing with the tenth.
three. Underwood unchanged. '
igan. The landing of hut three
* Twenty-second .Ballot: McAdoo
votes in Nebraska, with two from
4 3 8 H ; Sm ith 30714: Davis 12314;
that state already in thc hands of
•Underwood 46V4; Cox 60; Glass
Smith, was an even greater cause
25; Ralston 32; Robinson 22; Govfor .discouragement. This was taken
• m o r P a v i a 5: Saolabury 12;
to indicate th at even if Governor
falsh 814; Ritchie 1714. One ab
_____
Bryan releases the other eleven
*
Total IJ097.
.
. .
votes which he is still holding, not
e hours of balloUng had
(Continued-from Page 1.)
merely to advanca Mc cal office are automatically
tally raised, all, and perhaps none of them will
go to thc Californian.
Adoo and Smith In a steady, it is said.
In North Dakota, McAdoo had
gradual movement and to - bring • To obtain the rating a s.n fiyst
neither one within striking dls- class office a postoffice must do an won the prim ary, but it was not
obligatory on tho delegates to re
of a nomination. I f ’ ta
R established aggregate postal business of $ 10, gard their instructions after first
tablished an
000
during
o
n
A
u
sin
css
year.
Thc
th at each of them has. a one- busiacss year runs from January 1 ballot. The quickness with which
on *he other.
third
through thc entire year, but thc four of N orth Dakotas’ Votes de
although be ran second, made thd fiKal year begins , on July 1 and serted to Smith was a fair example
most grin during tho balloting. for th a t reason the local nffico is of what the primary states arc do
Although he started with 240 in just noW taking Us place in the ing. Tho one thing th at wan savtho McAdoo people at the time
e first ballot, he had gone to
of first class poatofflcrii. * ing
■,!SW5i ™at the closei of the fifteenth. rank
of
the
first intermission was thc
Perhaps the changes takinc unit rule,
which was holding many
place
which
are
most
vital
to
thc
., rJf
unwilling
delegates in line,
BUf.
public a r e : th e change in box
■»r.
-V
i
John
w
.
P
a
r
is
of
West
Virginia
Thc
Canal
Zone was an even
Bb, <
starting a t 31 on the .first baling rentals, in the time of m ail dis greater disappointment. Although
patch
and
in
the
time
that
thc
had advanced to 643 and was in
the unit rule still held, three wf 'tho
department* remain open six
Jr '
delegates announced thcro- m
(bird place a l ih* flri*h with 61 • pcstoffice
i;
Tha result was announced this way for businesa, stated Postmaster J. sclves for Smith. And In anticipa
P. Hall today.
v-fo r the fifteenth ballot:
tion that another Canal Zoncr
Mr. Hall announces th a t the might do the same thing, thereby
Und«TWood 39% ,' Robinson 2<L
money
.order,
postal
savings
and
McAdoo 479, Smith 3053, Davis of
overturning the whole six votes,
Weat Virginia 6J, RUchie 17 V4. C«X registry departments will, begin a earpfol watch was placed on thc
ning today, open a t 8 a. m and three delegates who are still faith
ful to McAdoo.
There ore no longer any talk.in
tho McAdoo headquarters about a
At the conclusion
quirk decision. Whilo tho official
noqnccmcnt o t the fifteenth ballot, medium boxes, 75c to 31.00; large spokesmen still kept up on appear
Chairman Krcmcr of the Montana boxes, 31-00 to $130; extra large ance of apparent optimism, the
delegation, a McAdoo floor leader. boxes, $1.50 to $2.00.
people down in thc ranga began to
Thc new schedule of dispntch-a? give serious ponsidemtion to thc
’ moved art adjournment until loTap
given
out
by
Mr.
Hall
this
morning
this morning; The convention didn't
probable nodosity of turning to
•vjea w ait for the ra tio n to be put and effective tpday, is as follcws; a dark horse. The one thing npMail for train No. 82, north,
and carried. It merely
tuntly determined upbn definwhile It was being dona. The band must he In.the postolTicc nt li<5
ly was th a t enough of thc Mc
a.
m.;
No.
83,
south,
1:45
a.
in.;
No,
struck up Home, Swcajt. H„9.mo anri
Adoo forcca would bo held together
the eqnvcrv%n hall Was empUwl 158, Leesburg, 6 a. m.; No. 27, if possible indefinitely fo defeat
••
south, Go. in.; No, 84, north, 10:25 Governor Smith:
a. tn.; No. 89, south, 2 p. m.; No.
Thc n ig h t. before it had been
24. Trilby, 2 p. m.; No. 127. Oviedb talk of.an obstructive minority on
loose. Some changes * e re pre and Wagner, 3 p. m.; No. 80, north, the other side holding together
dicted for today’s balloting. Whcth- 3 p. m.; Genevn bus, Gcncvn, 3 p. enough of thc convention to defeat
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would
be - nom- in.; No. 85, south, 0:20 p. ni.; No. McAdoo. Now it is tho Califor
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1nation was anybody's guess. Onc
One 22, Leesburg, 6:20 p. in.
nian himself wbo is considerir
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politician remarked: “The ico is 12
the obstructive tactics until Smit
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Rockwell himself expressed .it,IS £
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"there is absoultcly no doubt of a
Nonetheless all th
the*rl‘val csmjlour ability to hold together an ir
date managers went out' smiling
reducible minimum In cxrccs of 306
and rem arking that everything was
votes until Governor Smith has
as they expected, quite os they hhd
been
put out of th* race."
tin-diricd and that, nothing hboqt
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Powell,
negro,
was
fatal
the whole day’s balloting ahowml
anything hostile p r unfavorable to ly 'injured while Isom Ralph, an
other negro' and an employee of
th d r causes.
Volley Williams .of this city, Was
When Night Se»'fon Met
Ax‘v the <ip« 6jo4Tljtie National unhurt phen a l}ukk sedan in
Convenlion rp.as*cmbled last night which they werd driving a t a rate
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* ago Into tho ballot- turned over threo times on Sanford
bna^axslnnhe score stood Uiis way: Avenue In the vicinity of tho ing our candidate against a serious
Heights about 5 o'clock Monday a f criminal charge instead of being led
.
'fiavis^763;M<tJndcrwood° 45‘4; ternoon a fte r Ralph had lost con by him In a great battle to bo
Ralston 30 V4; Cox 60; Governor trol of tho car. Powell died less fought out in the public forum
D aris of Kansas 32 4-10; Glass 25; than an hour later 9 t the Fcrnri.d- where the Democratic party would
Robinj * 21; Sllscr 28; Rltchlo Laughton Hospital where he was have the natu ral advantage, spring
17%; Harrison 20%; Brown 8 ; rushed for treatm ent although it ing frpm the fac t that bribery thus
Sdulcbuvy 0; Governor Bryiin lo ; was thought by authorities that far unroverea has boon confined to
Houston Thompson 1; William Jen- there was no hope for his recovery. oflicials of th e opposite patty. But
According to a statem ent ,.uf that kind of an iaaue would not get
Chief of Police Boy G. Williams us very f a r if the Ropublicnni were
B U .U .M
Three favorite Sons had been soon after the accident, the negro able to truthfully charge th at those
eliminated altogether: Senator For who was employed hy Mr,,Wiltygma who had corrtipUd .Fall hod em
rl* of M khtganl Governor Sweet o had slipped, off with the sedan and ployed bpr ’candidate and that in
Colorado, and Senator Kendrick of had taken PovfilJ-with him, It la uddltloit to thiji employment he hud
maid that tho car was being driven appeared in behalf bf the Repub
th forces a t a rate of 60 inlies an hour and lican Irun and Bteel works Before
Usfaotion with th a t after turning out of the road a'd ep artm en t of the government
score and dc* to m eat another car, Ralph tried to' In a tax eontroverdy within two
had come close turn back on the road but lost con yearn after his connection With the
trol and tho car awung to tba op very department, in absolute viola
out th at they had posite side. There It swervod and tion of the federal statutes—well I
minimum of one- took n series of tumbles, turning do not think the Democratk conthe noai- over three times. ',
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,their
Powell was badly crushed and talas a i to undertskv to force a man
was taken to the hospital while ot that character before the AmerRalph was lodged in jail by local Ickn people. Should he be. he will
authorities to await the outcome of be utterly rolled «t the poll*.”
the affair,
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The top of the eodsn was com whom you mean, senator?'' he'w a,,
pletely dtmolirhed anfl both of the asked, "f do not intend there*
rest wheel* were tom off. Softie of j-hould be," he answered.
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bile expressed vender a* to how
of if* occupants escaped with niv>£cki« v a t e i v a i s :
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AND ONLY ONE WEEfcOF THIS SALE AND THEN
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October IT, l i t * . *t tb e rostoffle*
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At re g u la r ^ w r t u i n i r r » t « » . h
IKMBKn THIS AMOCUTKU PIIP..M
Tha A ssociated P r w i la r ic tu s roly entitled t o tha baa fo r repubi^ation o f all new s dispatches
lied to It o r not oth erw laa'credIn thla paper and also tha local
a publUhed herein. A ll rig h ts Of
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1924
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
S g | TRIED AND PROVED:—A i for
God. hi* way U perfect* the rword
of the Lord ia tried; he la a buck,
ler to all them th a t tru st in him.—
it*;.II. Samuel 22:81.
SUMMER
c to -a public trust is the grOatest duty imf office holdqr. N o m atter w hether he be a cun_______president, the man elected to office is expected to
Ju st balloting.
8750,000 bet.
W heal and Eugene Myer, Jr.
Alfohojl a llabil^y '
rtovflius lifWfl&AVCLWG.TttS
wflJcie s Xys T w r iz m fleex st
HAS JUSrattSSEDTrte<DNYNCKT
IHThs WMARKAOlft FmC O f $
WORTHS WHICH IS Qb» A \
KHOOSO, IS |T <NcT?
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d° U A ^ u b lic servant must guard w ith great care, the conflJU ST BEFORE*5 o'clock yester
denre placed in him when elected. Ju st because a man i.vnn
day
afternoon the convention.,«doffice holds** he cannot afford to assu m e that he has.Uie righ
to disregard*public cbnfidence and act to .suit his own d esire.. journed to let Democrats eat. Nine
On June third Florida v o t e r * .! * a decirfvo vote pM *fo ballots had been taken, Zhowfng*
both McAdoo and Smith goinjng,
to one ^elected WJlliam ,G ibbs McAdoo as their choice
but McAdoo for in tha lefcd. with
president, On that' daJTniP'voters dr th e sta te instructed
delegates to support;McAdoo as long ns his name Mijred.fciF 444 nhd 0.10 votes against Sm ith's
278 votcs,.Oh thatW ftth ballot Rnlfore the convention. •
, But now two members of tho delegation betray that ston had 30 1-2 votes, Underwood
45 1- 2, Cox' (MUvoids' fhe was nom
trust.
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With McAdoo, Florida’s candidate, leading the field, of brother, the governor of Nebraska,
candidates and with the prospects of his name staying before 15; Johh W. Davis. 03T; Glass, 25;
the convention for many ballots to com£, J. E. T. Bowden},pf Silzcr, governor of New Jersey, 28;
Jacksonville, deliberately deserted the delegation and cast his Senator Robinson, of Arknnsas, 21;
vote for Al Sm ith. Shortly thereafter’I*. J. Appleynrd, sta te Senator W alsh, 1; William .Jen
printer, o f Tallahassee, did the sam e thing, casting his vote nings Bryan, I f Huston Thonfcfcon,
for Ralston. Bowden defended his action, it is said, by sta t 1, and some other* scattering* ^The
ing that "he was tired of voting for a loser.”
voting thus fa r doesn’t mean any
These tw o delegates have betrayed the confidence im thing.
Louis Siebold, sitting
posed by the people o f Florida. They have been untrue to
their state They have not conducted them selves in keeping i
g T * .V '‘K
with the other gentlemen from Florida.
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- I feemz to think that g e n tly ™ I
The actions of these two delegates from Florida should ■managing things will kill off Mebe broadcast throughout the state. Newsapcrs should give I a ,i0o fir#t, with Smith’s help, then
it publicity so that the rank and file of the voters may know | km ug sm ith find bring ont their
.what has happened an^l be able to govern them selves nccord blushing
‘ M dark
m Mb’
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horse. m
McAdoo,
ingly in electiona to come.
less to say, will oppose that little
There is no way now ia which the nets of ^owden and program. The process of killing
A p p le y a rd m a y be ja to n e d . . They hold in th eir hands the him olT*didn't make fnuch progress
iower to vote ns they please But thev have betrhyed a imb- in tho first nine ballots.
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AH, WDEEi? iT 15, v ^
amp no DooBT5a«£we
WlO-SCDN CD EVEN ^ I
Louthbalhlng auljU keep the men
from going to* sleep.
A Rummoy’^ i o A , is a pUca
Vyhero1
where.
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'Juno, husbofid
husband tdMtf
tis he
teMd us
would like to ' see n cbnib wlOiilit
any hnlf
ip in it Just dnee mote.'T ;*/
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It ta k e s '' three generation* V
mirtc*a gentleman. E ither tli*t or
Wc haven't been to the movie*
thin week yet so all tho stars ,*e
know are old one*.
Now is about tho time to bi
bail habits to swear off next New
Years.
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The Summer, the divineat Summer
burns,
The skies or* bright with azure
and with (fold,
i The mavis and the nightingale by
turns
Amid the woods a soft enchonU
ment hold:
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The flowering woods, with glory
and delight,
ON THE FIRST he had.431 1-2
\ ! votes and on the ninth 411 and 0.10,
Their tender leaves unto Ih ; air
havc spreads
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The wanton air, amid their aPeys
p r -1 bright,
On the theory that "no germ can live in the sunshine" | to r‘T°rt except dull balloting,
BR-'Dolh softly flv. and a light and that "no evil can continue to exist under the full light of j " hen nt'ws
that e* Secretary
fragrance shed:
Fall, Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Doheney and
: The nym pnsw ithin the
fljj silver foun- publicity,”.why dou’t pedplti who are haunted or harassed by his son had been indicted all dele
tains play,
“ * • "fnmily 8keIetonB’v dr^R the ugly things but of their elosetk
gates rose and cheered Senator
The angels on the golden banks and see what a good sun bath will d a for them?
Walsh, chairman of the oil investi
recline,
The “family skeleton" often has been kept in hiding until gating
committee.
Wherein great Flora, In her bright
it has assumed terrifying proportions in the minds of the peo
array.
H ath sprinkled her nmbrosinl ple its presence dominates. In their Ignorance of their
HOWEVER. THOSE indictment*
sweets divine,
egotism or in their distorted ideas of values, the family being made by Attorney General
Or, else, 1 gaze upon th at beaute makes its hidden skeleton ju st about the most important Stone lor the Coolidgc administra
tion. will probably mean more
ous face,
O A m orttl and think these force in its life and wastes an incalculable nmount of ener votes for Republicans than £or
gy and " heart-pokver’ ’trying to keep-its ugliness from the Democrats. Republican- will got
sweets have place..
—Lord Thurlow.- knowledge of the world.
credit for indicting their own peo
There was Inrk of harmony in
When it Is ignorance that is responsible for hiding some ple.
the Miswuri delegation, but under
'A ra rity la a man who pays his
’ wife's accounts and never utters a stain on the family honor, an appeal for sunlight and fresh j t'huirmnn Walsh’s ruling, the th ir
air will do little good. The ignorant man or woman cannot ty-si* vote's welt* cast over and
'/protest.
Somo of our farm ers are becom
ing «o well educated they can't tell
when it Is going to rain.
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of pc..pi,* arc growing more p«>.
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When two live.as cheaply ns tmt.
they'do It much more qiiietly.
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fan again.
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Wo like winter better than *ua.
m cr becaifsh files don’t.
S ill
Silk is being worn as'm ournt;
for many a husband’s bank
r\f<
Give the* Family Skejeton a Sun Bath
Homo write : doug -^letters h*i«
ubout the fhrt thoy* are having
whilu those hdving the fun lu.vi no
time to write.
WELL, HERE’S JULY
TAMPA TRIBUNE
Julj is a month rich in anniver dollars for
saries. not forgetting the birth of rights alone
these more or less United States
Mr. and Mrs. Ernst man's son,
which vvlll be celebrated with it is George, was born July 12, 1854, a
to be hoped, considerable calm next bid with taking wnys and nonFriday. If you don’t believe that curling hair.
The Confederates played n mean
July 1 notable among the twelve,
lend a Vouchsafed ear to these sta- trick on the Federal troops July
tisticK
13, 1803, by perm itting them to
On July 1, 1898, tho very Rougli capture Yazoo City, Miss., with
Rider-, under tho nuapico* of Col. out telling them whnt to do with if.
be shown th at it does more harm to hide an alleged skeletpn Iover a* « unit for McAdoo.
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• The Baltimore Sun thinks a hick than it docs to bring th at skeleton out, once for all, show him „ri°*t!I,,v Shnln-Iir"’*<>f,Korun* City, T. Roosevelt,'moved up,thrf pleas
it rains on this day. it js a sign
ant sl .pc of San JpAh iHilt.
town is where they read the full off and cast him out. Why rum the lives of an entire house-, McAdoo delegates
McAdoo delegates in Missouri.
I,in :us J. Knowing ;waa born July that seven thousand two hundred
text of th e speech.
hold for the sake of kcoping the neighbors from knowing 1Thut was hnrd to belibve, for those 2, <1819.* Lueh was tile inventor of sixty-four ctylzcni, will rtfinara:
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Big real estate developments are th a t “the old man is on another spree" or that “paw and maw that studied the faces of men and the boiler feeder ndd hi* 'device “ S'uhvays the way! Never rains
scheduled fo r Sanford this fsll and fight” or th a t "Uncle Jim was sent to Sing Sing last week.” women in the Missouri delegation. brought an end to the sufferings of when 1 carry my umbrella but just
That statem ent did not suit t'hurles
thut had been under let me le a v o jt a t home once," etc.
. winter. This d ty is attracting the
Public opinion is powerful, we agree, but if n family will Jiayu of St, houis. liu pushed or hl(t, | boilers
July P.f is celebrated in Sicily ns
nourished for y e a rs.. *i. , , t .o ,
, attention o f men who do things.
take something of the attitude of the big ruilroad gentleman Mr. Shannon on the Btreet, outside July 3, 1890, while the nation the birthday of Snmucl Colt, in
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emblem.
used to eight hour days, will be about living its own life with honesty, sincerity and freedom- "Damned liar!",JVere heard by the slipped into the Union.
On July 20, 1793, wns born John I
On the Fourth, 1030, Providence,
gojng on a strike If many more fif from-pretense, its guiding principles, its opportunities for policeman tljat separated the rr\en<
t-R. L, was founded by Roger Wil Ireland Howe, invetuor of the pin- ^
teen-hour sessions are held. «
happiness will be increased", and the chances of there living
WALL STREET, it Is said; has I limns, and on the same day two making machine, which threw out
•. ,i-«i ,i f* W ----ih is a first class more skeletons for the children’s children will he greatly les- $7fi»,0l)0 on tlue'Democratu- nomi hundred forty-two years later was of work one hundred ten thousand
nation. A11.the iu«uu y »U1 ben won horn (ieorge Michael Cohan, who men employed In pin mines.
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cn m d l ^ v i c e
by those Jh al' buF iigainal aotnor abolished 1‘roviifenco by sheer force
William weiUnkc', InVerifAr' of
*Ae egotist WhoTiSs^nlV illA
a U^iabg body. It isn’t likely that any mopev* "f the will.
car-heater, born July 23, 1831, His |
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July 5, 1810, wus born Phineas invention indorsed by all railoruds
Hopelessly deadlocked the con as to whether he had or has not a "family skeleton" is anoth to speak of wns bst on thF.jndiviiiBe tial that will nctaolly gel the nomiy- T.Thirnum who inodo n wise obser- because it maintains a tem perature
ation is making little progress. er nearly hopeless case so far as a cure is concerned.
Perhaps when the money of the spends his life trying to give the impression that he is differ nntion. when the dust Kettles, aft or-| ation to the effect that one's rela- ut all times either below fifty or ;
delegates runs short the vote may ent from what he *s. He enres m ore'for public opinion thftn delegates get tired and learn “what voa by m arriage are born every above eighty degrees.
the gentlemen in the back room
Eben N. Horsford, inventor sim
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change.
for the approval of his own conscience, lie goes about ucting will have."
[John Paul Jtmjes, who said “Am. ultaneous.> of baking powder and
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every- man not to K|VC jokes about brides’ biscuits, born
The convention will soon be over u part, in mortal terror of his skeleton 1icing discovered. Only
GENTLEMEN' "IN THE bni k up Hhe ship along this line if it July 27. 1818.
and tha newspapers will have to through some terrific jolt to his conceit could he be induced
Newton Booth Tnrkingtou, Her
call on Mexico to kick up another to see that the best thing thyt could happen would be to have room," not seen on the floor, will takes all summer," wns born July
man and Verm an, William Syl
revolution in order to furnish some that same skeleton taken out into the full sunshine, where it have what they want, and what 0,-1747.
they want ia what the Democratic
Gas wont up two and six-tenths vanus Baxter. Florence Atwater,
news.
would eventually dry up and blow away, with all the neigh party will get in the way of a can pn July 9, 1839, after J dm D Hcitucuirt. Alice Adams, Penrod
and Floppit are born July 29, 1809.
didult).
HRockefeller was born.
When aomo of these men come bors forgetting its very existence.
I Alec (Buttling) - Hamilton and
Born of the world cheer on July
back from Daytona Beach after
The Herald has an ideajthat it has said something in
MEDI I ! McfoRMK K. nIT ?ov Kid llurf fought July II. I Hill 3(1, 1822, when William T. Adams
viewing those bathing beauties, the these vague sentences. The Herald even believes that many
Ku i •»pr. t,, return with Ins brother. They, spilt eighty-two thousand , (Oliver Optic) is born.
optometrists will do a rushing buss-a>. that Eugene Myer. Jr., smbh
a
so-called
"skeleton"
might
be
something
to
be
proud
of.
if
it
incss. <
young citizen of many millions, >could be placed in the right light, and studied openly.
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The Burmese will not toil unless
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prices of wheat mid of oth^r farm
they fpfc'fun out of their work, says
BLESSED IS THE man who having nothing to day, ab products and make farmers happv
a dispatch. They probably have no
MIAMI HERALD
vagrancy laws with which to con stains from giving us wordy evidence of the fact.—Ceorge and enable the government to lend
them
money.
Eliot.
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THE DEPARTMENT of agricul tion in Now Yurk, with its'eon- meeting in New York this year.
Brother Isaiah of Jacksonville
FOB THAT MAN is detested by me as the gates of hell,
The situation wus somewhat simhas cured a man having asthm a. If whose outward words conceal his Inmost thoughts.—Homer. ture says farmers ull lost money on fusiou of issu«wand its multiplicity ilnr, however, in San Francisco
their
wheat
last
year.
It
coal
$1.21
could cure people with a grouch
u bushel tu gCuvv it. The avucage of candidates, th b .J p rt 1ms been four yeqrs ago, when forty-four
we could g et several patients for
dished that the lcadijig candi- ballots were required to nominate,
pi ice was 99 cents. Unless all signs
ra in Sanford.
afo in num ber of votes Tins rarely the man who was third in number
fail,
formers
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costs this year and u good deal ever been nom inated, unless his a d of ybtea on the first ballot winning
The Prince of Wales is again po
LAKELAND STAR-TELEGRAM
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more, many sections of the country v an tag e was sufficient to nominate thc^ nomination.
rted to be aeriously contemplathim qp the first ballot. The St.- i In th»tt cotivention William G.
producing
fewer
than
16
bushels
of
ng becoming a benedict. The ques
Louis Globe-Democrat bus gathered ! McAdoo hail the\largest number of
The bolt of J. E. T. Bowden of chance than £ jack rabbit of being
tion is whether he is really going Jacksonville from tho solid front chosen UgYopresont the Democra wheal to the acre.
together some interesting facts votes on the o|>i)nutg ballot,. Govget married.
presented by the Florida delega cy of Florida in the national coun
WITH LABOR AND fertilizer wtth regard to the number of bal tnor.Sm itb of New York wns nlso
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\a strong contender, mustering one
cils of the party. If there is any costing what they do. it is hard t > lots required to nominate.
tion
attending
the
Democratic
N
a
And now; they are' advocuting
Only four times in the history of hundred nine first ballot votes. A.
legal way of doing so (and if there
Mrs- LeRoy Springs of South Car tional Convention, charged by sol is none a way ought to be made), sec how wheat can nay even at the Democratic party has tho num Mitchell Palmer, with two hundred
The Republican plan is to
olina as the Vice-presidential can emn preference ns expressed in the the names should be listed with $1.21.
ber of ballots required gone beyond fifty-six, was second only to Mr.
didate. If looks are taken Into con recent slate-wide prim ary to sup out regard to alphabetical Virder force the price to $1.50. How many forty. The lust time u convention McAdoo. He is practically the only
port
William
Gibbs
McAdoo,
ought
votes
would
that
lie
worth
7
sideration -M rs. Springs will be
wus held in New York City the prominent candidate in Sau Fran
but of course there is always this
V . nominated Unanimously on the first to cauBo a feeling of shame and difficulty to overcome that with
governor of the state, Horatio Sey cisco who di<l not figure also in
DON'T
GAMBLE,
however.
It
is
disgust
to
enter
the
hearts
of
all
ballot•
’. . .\ ,
mour, wus nominated, but it re New York. Several prominent
the
exception
of
well-known
men,
virtuous
to
pray
that
funnels
may
loyal
Demicrats.
The
election*of
—---- —O' - quired twenty-two ballots to bring Democrats be.-ide Mr. Bryan seem
the
average
Florida
voter
lakes
a
have
better
times
and
la
tte
r
prices.
Bowden
is
the
result
of
the
listing
The W aterm an Fountain Pen
to have the running habit, hut he
ut the list and marks the first It's foolish to gamble on it. No it about.
Company distributed twelve bun- C,f the names of the candidates tn shot,
In pructlcully half of the twenty- is the only one who actuully got
little
niun
is
gmart
enough
or
qua
k
four
on
the
list.
That's
the
way
alphabetical
order,
otherwise
he
y dred fountain pens to members of
three Democrutic conventions which into the finals so many times.
enough to survive in thut gunto.
the prose a t the convention. And would have not hud any more Bowden went to New York.
have been held the nominee was
History’ seetns to teach thut ex
now Henry Ford ought to come
named on Uiu first ballot, lie came cept in cases of overwhelming pop
IF
YOU
HAPPEN
to
como
iAj
ong and distribute an equal numcontact with Eugene Myer, Jr„ who' with so overwhelnring support that ularity of some omj candidate, more
Ir of “lizzies",
is now truvoling through the w tit, tin successful opposition- could be or lean dark horses have usually
SH OW ING OFF
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won out. This may explain why ko
yob might get valuable informa raised against bint.
Archaeologists have discovered
BALTIMORE SUN
There has poasjbly never been n many have insisted this year on
tion.
It
lasaid
be
intends
to
put.
i t the Tower of Babel was built
the average of cuttle up $10 a head. convention In which the lines were remaining unmistakably dark.
ir thousand years ago and was
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Observe man a t tho age of nlno thing squeals at his aide, or per That would help same.
-------trucked of union-made bricks,
>»»'•- Tir i 1. JiiJ.-J vt
haps, in homely circles, wear a
if the builders had to wor- months. He has learned to wink toothpick and chew plug cut and
DR. E. LYMAN FISK, scientific
paying twenty-two dollars and his fond mother delights to ex use long and withering cuss word*.
an grity. soy*:,
hibit his accomplishment. Callers
t y f o r . hrick m asons?
e m |’
* methods
* a* 1>I1 y." Tests prove 1
auch"
laugh m errily wht*n he' performs He will employ
NEW YORK WOULD
■H , — - —O--------is may be indicated by hi# environ- drinkers do not live longer thun
tided th a t the Republi- ana he joins ip the laugn.tfaeItap-fm
ent, bot h# will /ind-wieana to
chosen him as good vtuff ,nnd ha- enjoy*
show off and will rejoico in the
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J flyers uaaxwl the ha^-way mark crossed tho terrible Northern FuSee him a g a in 'a t the age of two. cnnvictiunThut he Is a wonder.
said, " l declare”. However
Is all this, then, "bad mediciufi"T
HO ty£V Eg, THOSE on th ^ o tR / having floVfn more than twelve rific and csca;>ed the typhoons of
Is officially notified on Ila can turn a aomerauult and par- Not
at all. Observe oor friend xm cr side of the fence say:
a
r#i* thousand of tholr twenty-three the China Sea. Most of their
ly SI, He is oocpected to show his fonn a little dance andIfapeak
expert-1
a
Saturday
afternoon
when
he
has
piece
for
the
nice
man
length’’
of
ffieU
not
^
IraiwrtRrA
thoIuaIlJ mile8. Abovo th(J Boy ot flight will now be over lend, much
......... by using his charaoo f-it within reach of large com
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ence has tau g h t M w.to he murc*n- reached the aye of forty. His de thing. Jb docsn t mutter so mu#b
»g«.
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#ire is.to U« in the hamgtock and how long you live as hyw offident* Bpiig®! the British aviator, l onu munities.
V , but
ary he may w»U upqn.fi, 'bribe,
.
he read, but Instead ho Is mowing the ly you live. The younger PHI, for tndnder MacLaren. flew over the
hundchippi
The squadron now cuts across tho
of a Young he will ennjoy the hundclarlpinff
r i n will cconfvs* lawn. He dooa cot mow it because instance, undoubtedly drank him- piano* of Ltcuta. Smith. Wade nnd great horn of India over mountains
ition in Ban. harvests, and hia jgrin
‘ Je in hia aUiifiee. • / ' fcn undipped lawn offends hie sense self td death’, but while he lived he Nolviri., jHe had covered one-fourth and dcserC Bind Jo Charbar in
anted by many a vast jiridi*
age of twelve, with hi* of tho beautiful.. If be was afield, kept Nnn<fle<fq Bonaparte out of of his round-the-world route. That Persia; to Bagdad; to Constanti
r. And an or*
do hi* the meadow in ila .natural state England,*and th a t -was .more igt- worn a dramatic moment.
' 1 nople, Parly and " '.London. They
iwFOld ego nicely developed, he will
. . ..
traveled must leqvo the British Dies before
Re .will spit (would W k good ..to him, <But portant tq'EngUfihnwnJUlan
having 1 T h e—
'j-AmaridMa')
Americans have
1
rg sup- stuff withquut c iw im B liV
res* thtr j sheared law ns are orthodox and If him live
ltvp to bo one hundred and Imore than twice -os fur a* the the fitory season to cross northern
j corn- through 111* teeth to itn pres
Briton in about the same time, but water* to Iceland and Greenland,
fellers. Ho wiU-w*Rk on hi# itfind* the should neglect hi* the neighbors fifty would ^mve been.
in IjV hfiVe three planes to his one, and thence to Indira Harbor, on the
before the ■utoaUhcd
aetonDhed eyes x>f a l i t would disapprove. And. so h«i
goo
tle girl who. lives /text door. Hu winked his eye to win theo good
AGAIN IT MAY BE said (hst K afid that 0ns wrecked and replaced. Atlantic Coast. From there'they
Jtis fsllownnortals. This he hsd dmnV
l a n k only wktar
are due fit
Boston,' and they ate
at;
iwjjl roll up hi* sleeve and fle r hi* |p
wdl b * e sighU Pcw t. Uuiitb and hia companions Igoo to Boston,'and-they
iiUbel M eld.L *
‘
’arm to exhibit a little knot that he avsry fed public opinion, born and | have beta
be weeks later
“la his tmuclo. * Always he 1ms nurtured of bis vanity, may cause minister, i
they are
fire successful, it will
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one thus far—that of Major MarIIf
t they
reward and Jiis complacent soul him to spend too much for a car, a hundred.
efnHbuler year fd r'il
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PENDING Is extremely important— I f you
can’t spend effectively, you can’t accumu
late funds w isely. A prodigal throws hia
money away. A sfuKRard lets hia rot from
lack of use. A .wise man makea hia grow,
Each of us must decide this problem person
ally. If you spend with 'ure, if you wish to
build up nn interest account, the First Nu' tionnl will help you.
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W IS S R O S A M O N D R A D F O R D , S o c ie ty E d ito r ,
P E R S O N A’L S
S o c ia l
F ra n k ' Marti wood loft Tuesday
DaWd M inley, of Orlando, is vis
for Jacksonville to DO tho guest of iting his annt Mrs. F. J , Gonsaloz.
friends for ths woejm
m
m
OjiA; roweW.lof Jacksonville, Is
H r. and Mrs. Tom 'M oore and a business visitor in the city, stop
,
Tuesday.. _
Evening Bridge Club; Hostess baby Arc spending some time with ping t t tho \nlilcr.,
flfcjA. e !' F- Roumlllst, Palm etto Mr: Moore'* m other In Jay,
. J.* M. Holden oii Jacksonville Is
Avenue | 8:301 p. m.
H. C. W altham ofSavatinah;-(Uj, stopping a t the Valdez while in tbo
«
Thursday .
Shower
honoring Kathleen Is hpending sovcrM days i n ' the city on business. . _
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Brady. Hoitesa Julfa Lalng, 200 d ty , stopping a t;th e Valflex.'
T. D. 'fynpk, of Wlnaton-Salefo,
Elm Are., 4 p. m.
Mr. a id Mrs. Joe Lee have N* C < H stopping a t the Valdes,
frloved to their hew homo on Park while In the pity visiting friends.
Avene:,
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Mlsa» Syra Mnlpaa leaves today
f
The many friends of Miss Al for Savannah to spend several
berta Aycock will re g re t to learn weeks with friends.
of her illness a t her home, *
Mrs. Raymond Key and baby, and
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Field,
Hi T, Bodwcll, of-Proyldcnce, R.
Mrt. Rice, left today by
o f' Sanford, who art. spending tho I., has returned to Sanford to look mother,
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summer a t the seaside, entertained After hts business interests and ii boat fqr New York.
a' number bf their friends Friday stopping a t the Valdes Hotel.
C. II. Evans of Palmetto spent
evening at their summer cottage,
—1
Tuesday in the city. His daughter,
110 Hslifax avenue.
. Mrs. W, F. Rankin returned Miss Eleanor Evans, who has been
The pretty.hom e was decorktcd Tuesday from Laurel, Miss., where visiting Miss LcClaire Jones, ac
with cot flowers an d in. every detail she spent’ (ho past month most companied him home.
a color scheme of pink andjV(WUr pleasantly.
-.11 n
was carried o u t
Five hundred •*- ,
Miss Grace and Miss Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs.' W. V. Wheeler and Gjllon return today from Ilartow
formed tho diversion fo r tho even
ing, six tables being used to ad- children leave today In U\eir car where they spent the past month
commodate the plkyers. Mr*. RoB- 't e t Jacksonville to sp en d . the with the form er’s sister, Mrs. W.
ert Gray was tho vrinner of tho la- Fourth with their grandmother C. Caldwell. '
die.*’ prise for highest score, the- Mrs. Blakcmorc.
prise - being a Japanese parasol,
Mrs. C. Anderson, Miss Anna
while the gentlemen's prise for’
Louise Prosser left Tuosday Anderson and Miss N. C. VanDehigh score, a reading glass." was night for Valdokta, Ga. where she ▼dnte Of Jacksonville spent several
captured - by Charles. A. Kenney. will spend several days before go ddys in the city, the guests of the
Mrs. Charles Bernard was the for ing to M obile,'Ala. Miss Prosser Valdes Hotel.
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tunate bne drawing for consolation, will be away until September 16.
Misses Mildred and Doris Hqnd
V. E. Winn and F o rt poole, of left Tuesday afternoon for Jack
DeLand, with tho Southern Bell sonville, where they were joined by'
Telephonic Company, ijrtn spepd 16 other girls from all over the
pcveralAW'ckB in Sanford on busi slate. They nre going to Camp'
ness: W hile'ln th e ’eily tJifty arc Jacassce, Jacassee, S. C. They will
stopping at the Valdes Hotel.
bo away for two months.
C alen d ar
Watch for symptom* of worms
in.your children. ViTtfiko parasites
arc tho g reat destroyers of child
life. I f you’have reason tn think
your child in s worms, act quickly.
Give the little one n
or two ‘of
White's
Cream
Vermifuge.
Samford and Lakeland cannot exist where to ll timWorms
e-tried
3 h o p m e n Planning and successful remedy i« used. ;It
drives out: the worms and restores
Fourth .. Celebration ths - rosy .hup of health to baby
ccks. Price 35c. Sold by Union
nrmney.
, U has been announced here that
the Sanford and Lakstatid shopmen
with their familie* wiir hkVe a 'pic
nic on the shores of t a k e A rlans,
near Haines City, on Friday, ‘July
4. Many ycaterapojris and eontists
Storage And
Repairing
*
Penney, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
M r /J a n d
M rs.
s. M, F . Wicklller, Mrs. Sealollartd. — Day-
lisa Elizabeth Smith
3 Ijlbpored at Bridge
rundieori on Tuesday
h
y
Miss EJlsabeth' Smith, the guest
’ Mrs. Bbaron, was hohorad Tucsly evening by a bridge luncheon
ven ~Wr' Misses Ethel and Floric^- Heprjn. a t U)Pir, bcjwUfRl
im« on Magnolia Avenue.
mother Mrs. C. E. Henry, served a
delicious salad and ice course.:
Thoso enJoying
enjoyin -th is Informal
a!
luncheon Were
vfpre Mrs.
Donald Whltc4mb. Miss Heleni Vcrnay, Miss
Kirn Ward. Miss Mae Hblfy. Miss
Sjirita and Miss Maude Lake.
Vanguard o f, Scouts
Clean Grounds For
Coming Scout Camp
IA v
rftehed
headway
la have
4s made
Ding the
0 |>cning
of: the camp, next Saturday a f t
ernoon.
Ths camp, directors of Sanford
have installed a new large rangrf
which will be presided over by tho
old relikbVTJohn H a m b ie s who
will-he chef during tho camp. ’ ,
The following Eagle Scouts have
volunteered their services in clean-
c V A tm w tm
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Sanford Ave. and 2nd St.
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BIG REDUCTION ON ALL MAKES TIRES AND TUB!
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY.
loon Tire Service,
W s g fe M k
Sanford,
TIRES AND TUBES
ladles, 3 priics gents.
... .
4:15 P. M., competition, h a t trimmlhg for men. 3 prises, Sanford
men, 8 prises Lakeland men.
5:00 I’.iMi, girls’ potato, race. 2
prises.
o ils P. M., boys' ,thr«e-lcgged
,iaco. 2 prises.
S,
6;30 P. M„ chain, competition. 3
laiid men.
G:45 P. M., wator sport*.
(1) Ladies, distance under water,
dive and swim, 3 prizes.
(2) Ladies, distance pace, fifty
yards. 3 prizes.
(3) Men, distance under water,
dive and swint, 3 prises.
t4) Men’s, distance race, seventy
yards. 3 prizes.
( 6 ) Men’s high dltfe. 3 prizes.
7:00 I*. M. until 10:00 P. NT.,
dancing.
Five-piece orchestra in attend
ance.
1*—
New Stock.
.. . . ■ Dig .Values, '
" • v ’
U s . Money,
■Always the hoot.
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1Q3 Palmetto Avc,
1113 |l*tf*ril A lt.
Find Its Superior
lllfler Hpflngn flown five gallons of
puro ’ water every thirty-two noeond* It In used b y ' hvet- fifty per
cent of tho poopls of haufuril. nnd.
In Ita natural form, ‘In used by the
Western Union arid many buttery
station* for storage batteries. In
Mrs, W. Mortoh Thigin'n nnd son It pure? Aik the Plate (lourd of
Democratic Convention; 2 - 9 BilUc aro leaving today for Doug Health.
y tJ Z — New York (455) 9-LI a. m. lass to spepd several; weeks with
relatives.
* talks, orchestras.
IVOR—Newark (405) 12:30-5 solos
orchestra, sports, recital; 0 blind
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V O n 1C 11 I
pianist; 6:20 Houdini; 6:85 pian
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' lE.ODtlnwn brlns*
ist; 6:50-9 coins, Legion Band.
factory
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W FI—Philadelphia (395) 4 talk;
itypewrkor,, * n y
4:30 orchestra.
mnk*,
HockI a*
IV DAR—Philadelphia (395) 5:30
nSw. Aak 'to r-,
one.
tnlk; 6 talk; 8 dance.
I'mplra lt**k
WOO—Philadelphia (509)6:30 or
II. S. PUNII
chestra; 7 orchestra; ft dance.
rfcu-o ass
WCAE—Pittsburgh (462) 4MI0 or
chestra; 5:30 Sunshine Girl; 7:30
m usk. ,
WDKA — Pittsburgh (320) 5:30
children; 7 orchestra.
KUW—Portland (492) 10 soprano;
12, dance.
KPO—San Francisco (423) 9 or
chestra: 10 band.
WKAft— San Juan (360) C-8 band.
WBZ—^Springfield (331) 4 concert;
6:30 bpdtinte; 5:40 concert; 7 rec iw l;‘ 7)80 harmonica; 9:30 orchbctrnj 10 songs.
KSD — ijt. Louis Post - Dispatch
(6(6) 8 Del monte theatre.
RADIO PROGRAM
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Wrecking Service
Phono 643:W.
N ig h t 1
Fields of Sanford
-Etitertejin Friends .
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BATTERIES,.6,Volts, $13.98. One Michelin t^mfort,Balloon .Unit for Ifcdgrc Car and32-4 Rim complete, $90.00.
FIRESTONE .full-fledged Balloon Unit for Cadillac, Hudsi
any 7-Psssengcr Car complete, $160.00. FORD SPEOl
30x3, $6.99. FORD SPECIALS, 30x3y2, $7.85. All Guaran
Phone 311
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fhetofrr'bottle
Mack, Richard Clarke, W. L. BarLovlck
Hyman and Fred
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OveHnnd is the only Tourlnf Car with sliding gear
Transmission priced under $500 f, o. b. Toledo
1^7 ktyjpj?
116 '.I,| s
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is composed of some of the leading citizens and property
owners in Seminole County. They are always identified
with any movement which is f o r the progress and develop
ment of SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, and be
ing home owners, as many other citizen^ here are; what is.
good for you is good for them, and for this reason, if for no
other, they should, m erit your patronage and co-operation.
EDW ARD niLT.INB
Lincoln-—Ford— I’ordBon
■t«d to attend.
REAR
ONLY $1G0 niBro than the Overland tourinK car—tho
Overland Coupe-Sedan—the world’s foremost uclos(fd enr
value. All the unique exclusive feutnres of a coupe nntj
sedan in• one 1
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. -a IRemovable rear seat gives hig loading space fo r anything
and everything. Seats adjust backward'and forward. Seats
also make into a full-size bed In the gar—ri?roat!for camping.
Easy riding patented springs—big
Reliability—rec
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ord-breaking economy. Comt*
Come in and ^cc
see it.
can Legipn.
WOC—Davenport (484) 8 n. m.-l
p. m. m arkets: 6:30 sandman;
: 6:50 sVdrts; ft organ so lo s.T ]
WWJ — Detroit Nows (517) 7:30
band; 8:30 News orchestra.
WBAP — F o rt Worth S tar Tele
gram (470) 0:30-10:45 concert,
fiddle band.
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PWX—Havana (400) 7:30-10 con
RADIO IN PH ILIPPIN ES
c e rt
I MANILA, July 2 .—The PhillpWDAF—Kansas City Star ( t i l ) I ntno government now has a total of
3:30-4:30 trio; 6-7 School of the ! 28 radio stations in tile archipcla.A irf 8-9:15 classical; 11;45 i go, reaching from Basco, Bafanes
Nighthawlra.
Islands, bb the north, to Jolo on the
WHAS—Courier - Journal Louis south. In a number of instances
ville Times (400) 7:30-9 p. in. the government has abandoned ca
agricultural talk, concert
ble lines connecting curious is
K IIJ—I xjs Angeles (396) 8 orches lands on'account of the expense of
tra ; 8:46 children; 40 instru maintenance, and has substituted
mental, trio; 12 dance.
radio etations.
WGI—Medford (3Gp) 6 Big Broth
er Glnbf 5:‘3<) aongt.'
WILL GROW SUGAR BEETS
WLAfJ — Minneapolis - S t Paul
DUBLIN, July 2.—A committee
(417) 7t30 lectures; 8:15 concert; of Irish farm ers has begun ncgltia0:80 business message; 11 dsi)co. tlons with Holland fof establish
ment of the sugar beet industry in
Euuiauunnij a--o.ou p. in. buiui, tho Fred State. It is declared th at
promises to grow sugar beets on
Children, talks, orchestras.
WJY—New Yotk (405)6-9 solos, 3,000 Irist acres, could be obtained
in a short tifne.
Btadjtnsi c o n cert.
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H u p m o b lle — O l d ^ o b l k t ; : ''<
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Dodge i
DS SEWER ..CONTRACT
IPS’ SONS
an*i Truck
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R A N J U A f f O A P A O E CO,
HENRX T . HODGKINSON, Mgr.
210-212-'Alagnolla Avenue.
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Studebakcr and Ch; vrolet
■Phone 3 6 1
’ SANFORD BUICK CO.
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Ilu ic k C a m .
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SEMINOLE H 11n s n .v E S S E X CO.
Hudson— Essex Rco Trucks
SEMINOLE OVERLAND CO.
Overland and WHly^-Knlght^ .
�TH E SA
A m ssm ent
BUIGKS ARE ON
SAEE TO PUBLIC
&AME
Lot
N i H. Gsrner’a Addition to
Makers Say New Bulck Has Many E. A. Douglass ..—
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Desirable Features In Bngine, .'
ICAGO WINS
Suzanne Leiigrlen ‘
TO 3 CONTEST
I s Ordered Out TO DAYTONA BY
iOM RED SOX
WIMBLEDON, July 2.—S«t- A ^ TO 1 SC O RE
lifanta Shut Out Dodgers 6 to 0 —
Pfcillifa Beat Boston — C ards,
Take Third in Row From
Pirates
. CHICAGO, July 2.''— Friebcrg’a
tome run In the fourth ihnlpg with
hm> on base and Jeeoba* squeeze
day In tha fifth which enabled
feathebte to score from third,
ruesday gave Chicago the gamo
iver Cincinnati, 4 to 3. Donohue s l
owed the Cubs only four hits,
lum a of Cincinnati, also got a
tome run.
Scdrre by Innings*.
Cincinnati____Oil 000 001—3 9 0
Chicago ——— OOOSIOOOjp- 4 4 3
Donohue, Mays and Sandberg,
aanna Lenglon’a rdoctors have
forbidden nor to continue play
In the Wimbledon tournam ent.
If 1 0 * T ^ a S r “ W in a .' thq
American champion, defeats.
Ms««
rs., Satterthw
she
*■ aite,
**Kathleen
* •*today,
“
will
meet »*Mi?a
Me.
Kane in - the Wimbledon, finals,
owing to Mile. Lenglen|s w lthdraw s!,r
Borotra, captain
of
the
French tennis team and partner
of Mile. Lenglen, In tho Wim
bledon mixed . doubles, stated
Tuesday night’ th a t Mile. Leng
len cannot take further p art in
any of the Wimbledon cham
pionships. Her doctors have
forbidden her to play tannis for
some weeks, and it is doubtful
If she will play in the Olympics.
Jacobs and H artnett
New York I ; Brooklyn 0
tEW YORK. July 2.—The New
k Gianta defeated Brooklyn C
I Tuesday. Bentley is the first
r York pitcher to pitch a full
inning shut out victory this
• Score by tnnirgs:
Brooklyn - __ 000000000—0 5 0
New York — 003 102 OOx—6 14 0 Yankee* Shut Out Athlettoea 7 to 0
— Detroit-Trounces Chicago 13
uiwv.ii earns
a/vuv*1j
Decatur, Green
and DeBerry
to 3 — Cleveland Wins Two
Bentley and Snyder^'j 'v* * «c.*.
How They Stand
Club's:
.Washlngti
New Yorl
Detroit . .
Cleveland
Chicago .
lilodelphin
National League
Clubs:
few^York
Chicago
indnnati
Cluba
Southern League
Jttle Rock
IhatUnooga
Southern League
Torn., July 2,—
outplayed Memphis
*d»y nnd won 8 to 3.
core by Inninga;
' ,.
ittanoogo
110 111 003—8 10 1
nphlrf ........102 000 OOOr-3 7 5
unninghatn and D. Anderson;
chell, Kelly, McGraw and YarITTLEa ROCK, •J ua#
a iy 2^-L
lttlo
--- uivuu
settled into lost place in the
Tuesday afternoon, losing to
villa 7 to 1.
ire by innings:. '
v llle_____110 200 030—7 13 0
e Rock ...000 001 000— 1 8 1
Ihert and Wells j McCall,. Roband Smith; t
z .. ■
’•
■';
which opens a t Triple A Club in
DBILE, July 2.—Tommy Long Form at Park here Saturday a fte r
New Orleans down with ■two noon, July 6 , and continues
Tuesday end tha locals woo A throughout the following week.
Among those entored are tho
Pelicans.
’present holder* of nix United
Stales championships, namely, the
............. OOOOlQfiOx—1 4 0 national singles, national doubles,
..Hollingsworth and Dowie; his clay court singles title, Brian L
blot, national junlbi* pingles and
■, Long And Chaplin. .
national municipal doubles.
Outstanding entranta a r t Wil
INGHAM, AU.. July 2.— liam
T. Tilden, IT, who will defend
id tha beat of the pitching
hiaxlay court alnglea title, Bliar 1.
b FrancimTueaday and Bir, C.
fNorton, Robert and Howard
i dcfcutM A tla n ta .3* to tt
KJnoey, Charles Griffin,. Saipuei
Hardy, Beals W right and Joseph
Arm strong. E v«f» section of the
country and mpet of tha larger
‘cities will be represented. Many
prominent tennis patrons will he
In attendance. ’
In tha early-atages- of th* tourn
am ent there will be some morning
pixy, but it ia planned to have most
of,-the mutches in the'afternoon.
Edwin Fuller TotTe/ o f U tka, NT
Y h will be offiflai referee. TorryV
l^ody itnd
Baumel’s Specialty Shop Is hold
ing its annual July Clearance Sale,
beginning July 1 and ending July
12. During the next 10 days this
firm will offer for th e considera
tion of its patrons, many bargains
in lines of ready-to-wear goods for
milady.
Silk
dresses, summer
frocks, millinery, hose, undcrwcais
hatliing suits and numerous other
articles may be purchased at rockbottom prices. In connection with
the sale the firm is giving away.
$25 1n m erchandise,.
The m anagement invites its
friends and patrons to inspect these
attractive bargains nnd take ad
vantage of the remarkable low
prices which prevail on every
article offered for salo.
W ant Commission
Form Government
&
Paulino Ki
The question which'usually pre
sents itself to motorists, and thp
answer* to which la generally look
--------»
j l { • ed forward tb with keenest interest,
Lakeland Take*' Second of Series la! "Whnt Is Buick going to 'd o t:
From Orlando 6 to 2 — 8 U Pet- This la partially answered this year
[ ; era b u r r Trim s Tampa
in an announcement ju st made pub.
lie to the effect th a t the car made
DAYTONA, July 2 . — Daytona In Flint, M idi, in*, to add another
took the kocond game o f the scries six-cylinder model to its line. This
from Bradentown^'Tuesday a fte r news was given out last rig h t to
noon by a score bt H .to ^ .'a h e Vic the members Of the press, and the
tory
p u ts -the
„,i.v A-»—
j Islanders
. . . . - In a tic public will h a re its first view of
the new Buick six today.
I t Is called the Standard Six,1had
to show th at It is a car of ample
site it need only be stated that the
wheel base is 114 % Inches. Other
high spots In connection with the
details aro th at it has a com
pletely , self-lubricating valve-lnhead engine, four-wheel brakes, and
low pressure tires.
The new engine Is a model of
1simplicity and accessibility with
several improvements th at go to'
show th at no m atter how complete
and advanced the work of Bulck
engineers may be frbtn year to
year, there is still room for better
ment.
The new chassis will offer eight
body models as follows: a Fivepassenger Touring; th*e same with
an ciklosed body and heater; n
Two-passenger Roadster; the same
with a closed top and heater; a
Five-passenger SedAn; and a FourpAfisenger Coupe. The permanent
tops which can be obtained with
Philadelphia
Boatan 9
> WASHINGTON, July
- *2.—Wash"
BOSTON, July 2 ^ P h ila d e lp h ia
defeated Boston. Tuesday 9 to 6
with. Gleaner pitching effectively
and never In dan]
Score by* inn in.
St. P e te rsb u rg ___ 110 100 003—6
Philadelphia „ 510 210000—0 13 1
T a m p a ___ - .......... 000 100 040—5
B o sto n ------- :. 000 030 030—0 14 3
Wilson and Moore
Glaxner and Wilson
Lloyd and Torres, Gomca
• -Stryker, North, Benton, Lucas
*|
■ !
a n d O ’N dl
tending an “umpires' school” the
last Six weeks.
fit. Louis 5; Pittsburgh 3
Box and grandstand seats to ocg § S T . LOUIS, July 2.—Tho Cardi
commodate 4,540 persons have been
nals made it two in a row from
Second Gamo
erected. Ticket prices range from
Pittsburgh Tuesday by defeating
Score by innings:
50c fo r a single general admission
them, 5 to 2, Hornsby hit his ninth
000 000 000—0 3-1 tn $11 for a senson box seat In the
~h6Tn*rlll ’•h n d g h th m irin g Holm. Boston ,
Washington . . .200 000 12x—5 8 0 front row.
Score by innings:
and O’Neill; OgThirty boxes were sold at $200
P itts b u rg h ____ OllBOO 000— 4 1 • .Quinn,
.
■ Ruffing
*
each to provide k fund of $6,000 for
« t. Louts ___ 000 30002a—5 0 0
entertainm ent of the visiting play
Morrison* and Knox
ers and officials. The program in
S tu art and Gonxales
cludes a smoker ut tho Racquet
Club, a night a t the municipal
open-air opera In .Forest Park, u
dintler dance at the Sunset Hill
three runs on fTuth’a smnsh to the m ..w Florida State League
left field fence fo r his twentieth
Clubs: V W. L,
circuit drivc.r - • I 1)1 . I r*#
skeUnd ----11 . ‘S
8 core by Innings:
* *•• *.
L Petersburg .....----- 9 4
New York ....... 200 002 003—7 13 0
Philadelphia . 000 000 000—0 11 1
Hoyt and Schang; Burns and
Perkins.
lentqwn
frontegvfS.1860,
FR EI* T. W ILUAM 8 ,
V • Engineot. — .
PTION
.FotCV ; v Final
Ik T r,
F ro n ta t*
Assessment
■rkham Park Height*, Sanford
62
$105.00
l.
..'
105.60
52
165.06 i
:
02
' '
165.60
165.06
1CG.0C
Frank Lossing ..
Nellie Lossing ....
W . A. F itts, Sr,
S. S, Baumel A wife
Sadye Baum el___
H. D. D urant'____ __
179.11
179.11
I79.U
179.11
179.11
Lanes Addition, Sanford
178.41
178.41
178.41
178.41
178.41
B. R. Trsfiord's Map of Sanford,
•,
i ——
M
fW
id • Monday, way prea-large eggplant by A.
0’ rnlacd the specimen
half acre plot on West
The eggplant, one
■st that has been’ exseason was grown on
the name tr a c t 1of land on which
Mr. Robins raised 646 crates of
high grade self-bleached celery
during the past season.
Mr. Robins, one of the oldest
settlers in this city, is also oho of
the pioneers in the production of
celery. Years ago he raised cel
ery in large qualities hut for the
past few years, due to falling
health, he has been content with
cultivating this small plot of land
near this city.
. According to Mr. Robins, he is
the first m an in thp city to put
doWn tile for drainage purposes.
He has beeh a resident of the
county for 35 years.
FT. LAUDERDALE, July 2.—
The first step toward the estab
lishment of a commission forfn of
government wag inaugurated heto
last night when representative! of
nil civic organisation* unanimously
voted to s ta rt a petition to be
placed before the city council next
Tuesday for action. Dissatisfaction voiced and
with the present administration is movement.
Is
the
TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS OWNING PROPERTY ON SANFORD
AVENUE FROM TENTH STREET SOUTH TO FRANKLIN STREET
Notice is hereby given th at the construction .of^ the asphalt pave
ment on Sanford Ave. from Tenth St. south td Franklin St. has been
completed, and tho completed work has been finally accepted by the
Commission o f the City oil Sanford, Florida. ,
,
• The following is the final’estimaU) for paving Sanford
feet in with from Tenth Street south to Franlfli
2” in thickness on a 6” rock foundation.
I 01C0 cu. yds. excavation @ 40c ....... ....... - .... - .....
$ 4064.0^
12590 Sta. yds. Over haul @ lc
..... ................
125.90
9738 lin. ft. curb A g u tter ® 7Cc-—— ------ '-Z
7400.88
1237 lin- ft. flush curb <3> 35c .’....JL.... - .....
432.95
12936 Sq. yda. rock foundation @ 80c ....*?.......
10348.00
12777 Sq. yd*. 2” willltc @ $1.22 ..........................
16687.94
93 Sq. yds. brick re-laid <3> 40c ....... ............. —
37.20
648 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns <j» 8 0 c ------- 194.40
27 cu. yds. Class B. Concrete @ $23.00 ......—
621.00
23 Type A. Inlets <§> $35.00 .......---------------....
805.00
U 2 Type B. Inlets <8> $30.00 — -----— ...... —
60.00
54 lin. ft. 8 ” storm sewer @ 86c
.......— ._
------45.90
509 lin. ft. 10” storm sewer <g> $1.00 .............. .
609.00
1894 lin. ft. 12” storm sewer @ $1.06-------- . . . .
1988,70
669 lin. ft. 16” storm sewer @ $1.65----- --- 938.86
7 manholes @ $60.00 --------------- —.......... .....
$50 A)
3340 Lin. FL 8 ” dnlin tile <g> $100.00 per M ___
- 334.00
Sub. foundation 815 aq. yds. & 50c —
407.50
6 monuments a t atrvet intersections <g> $6.50
- 39.00
E xtra IV b rk .......................................
260.17
Laboratory inspection of materials
4 45A0
Legal expense, a d v e r tin g etc. 2 %
899.91
Engineering 4% •.•w*Y>«**VM$e****M***.**4 g*
1799.82
Ri ght oi way 50 ft. In width 25 ft. on
each aide of the following described line.
Beg. a t the Interaction of the center line
of th Lake Charm Branch of the A. C. L.
R. R. with tho West line of See. 31, Tp,
.
19, S. R. 31 E. run Southeasterly along
center line of said railroad 200 ft.
* 50.6
161.20
Rose Coart Addition to Sanford
Fred W. B a ll_________
1
(v , 125
898.23
Fred W. Ball x........,1.. 2
’.
70
223.01
S. Puleston ..—— .i____ 3
- 8 ll<
259.83
*A- L. Betta
_________ 7
69.1
221.70
Rose Court Inc.
8
'7 6
■ 838.94
W. 4* R u m p le____ ____ 10
76
238.91
B. E. Chapman ________ 12
.
75
.838.94
A. L. Betta .............
14
’ 75
238.94
H arry Walsh
______ 16
'
75
238.94
T. W. Jones .................. 18
238.94
A. L. B e t ts ____
20
in
238.94
Perry Jcm igan .... .... ,..... 22
75
238.94
B, Baggett ......- ..... ....... 24
78
1). Baggett
.i......... 26
76
G. E. McCall ................... 28
> 75
Frank leasing ..........
30
76
Ralph W ight ......................32
76’
Wight Bros. Co............. 34
76
J. C. Hutchinson .....
36
75
| E. J, Moughton ............... 38
*
76
Rosa Court Inc. .........__ 40
71
Rose CoJrt Inc. ............ 42
71
Rose Court Inc. ____
44
25
Rose Court Inc. ............. 46
60
Rose Court Inc. ............. 48
P0
Rose Court Inc. — . . . 49
—.60
Rose Court Inc. ....... ..... 60
.60
Tho above and foregoing final assessments an
interest up to August 1st, 1924, and from and after such date, laid
Special Assessments will be payable only. In ten equal annual Install
ments with interest at 8 It per annum on all deferred payments.
Witness my hand as City Clerk and tho Seal of tho City of San
ford, Florida, this 24th day of June A. D. 1924.
(Seal)
L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk.
6:25 7:2-9-10-23*
.
' * H,t*- *
■F
‘-
I Tho engine Is n valve-in-head
Itype with automatic lubrication
{throughout and with the cylinder
head removable. The clutch and
transmission form intogral parts of
the engine which is suspended at
three points from the main fcamo.
The crankshaft is a drop-forging",
extra heavy, and balanced with
four Inrge bearings. The pistons
and connecting rods nro properly
weighted and carefully manufac
tured. l^irge valves are operated
by noiseless, adjustable push rods
through rocker arms which are S. Baumel
automatically lubricated , from the
engine. This motor produces 50
nctual break horsepower.
A* standard equipment on nil
models are carried dim nnd full
headlights with antiglare lenses.
Purking lights on cowl, tail lamp
H
each aide of the following described line.
. 1. ,**•
Beg. a t the Intersection of the center lino ‘
; of tho Lake Charm . Branch of the Atlan
tic Coast Line R. R. with the E ast line of . "v .
Sec. 30, Tp. 10, S. R. 30 E. run Northr"**i .
westerly ort center line of said Railroad
200 ft.
*
60.0
16
In 8 ec- 31, Twp. 19,1?. R. 31 K., Seminole County, Florida.
Atlantic Coast Line •
Railroad Company ...... Right of way 60 f t. in
' width 25 ft. on each side of tho following
■described line. Beg. a t the intersection of
the Center line of the S. A E. Branch of
tho A. C. L. R. R. with the W est line of
See. 3<, Tp. 10, 8 . R. 31 E. run E ast ICO f t 41
130:62
Sparling’s Addition, Sanford
These models haVe either leather
upholstery or may be had with
Herald Is Presented,
With,Large E ggdfcit
Jetnea H u f f .................Bog. 010 ft, South of
tho Ekat
mile post run W est J 0 0 fL
South 50 fL E a st 160 ft. N orth 60 ft.
beg. *■(U
- -•***. ■to
'*_' tr%
♦ s» E 30'>
Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company
R ight of way 50 ft. In
width 25 ft. on each aide o f the following
described line. Beg. a t the Intersection
of the center Une;of the S. A EL Br. of
W ight Bros, Co. ....... ....
W ight Proa. Co...............
Melsch Realty Co. ........
Frank Thomaa .r ---- --- k>ank Tbomas ..... ........
Rebecca T u rn e r .............
Gcb'.
Thomas ....... . . .
C athenni D. Thdntas ....
Meisch Realty Co.
—
A. A. Qramllng —- ........
Mrs. C, G. WJHla .... Elk
jja f c tL G. WUIla
Mrs. p T a . Willis v.~,---Mrs. C. G. Willis — ....
Mr*. jD. O. Willis X&.....
W. 1L Meriwether A
Mrli f O. H. Meriwether
PA. S. iVilliams .... " ....
2
13
I
60
)1$ Realty A In
vestment Corp............. 3
13
1
64
Seminole Realty A In
vestment Corp....... ...... I
13
1
60
Feixjnole Realty A In
vestment Corp....... ...... 5
13
1
60
,
Holden Real E state Company'a Addition to Sanford.
{Mclirh Realty Co............ 37
63
Moloch Realty Co........ .. 38
60
City] df Sanford ......
89
60 x .
j’
Celery Avenue Addition to Sanford
'
1
A
43.6
-------- 3
A
43.6
M. I}. Gatchcl .... ,.....-1 6
A
43.8•
It. II. Lewis .....- ..........7
A
43.6
Frank Dorson ..... .......
9
A
43.6
Fraiik Dorson .... ..... . 11
A
43.8
T. AJ.' Neal ......... . .......... 13
A
43.6
J. M. Glllon ....... _____ 16
A
43.6
Misa B. Morrison _____ 17
A
43.6
l.ink Kennedy ... .......... 19
A
43.6
Markham Park Heights, Sanford
C. W; Cannon . ..
U. s.. Babbitt ...
D. L. Thrasher ..
May T. Woodruff
,
N.
II.
Gcrners
Additioii
to
Markham
Park
Helghta,
M • t» *!•<»
FretLJL W ilson----------- 8
J
62
J. B. Coleman ------- 4
J
__ _ 52
0 . E. A K. E. M cK ay__ 6
J
62
W. 8 . Leak — ------ ------- 8
J
6$
In Bee. 31, Twp. 19, B. R.»31Eaat, Bcvinoie Coanty,
rr n Thase
- -feet
h* —
1
!of
------ r Beg. 621
South
the N. W, Cor. of Section run E ast 16T
fL South 869.8 ft, to right of way of A-
Measured a t right, angles from canter
line of Lake Charm Branch of the A. C.
L. R. R. thence Southeasterly parallel
with Lake Charm Branch 200 ft North to
right ef way. of 8 . A E. Branch Wast
to beg.
I. F. B arn es____ Beg. 984 foot South of
the N. W. Cor. of 8 . W. U run E apt‘180
ft. South 86 f t W est 180 f t North B6
ie W A Bounds Description In See. 3$, T'
>69.30
159.30
159.30
159.30
159.30
159.80
203.90
169.30
169.30
159.80
159.30
169.30
169.30
159.30
I O cean V iew H otel
Coronado Beach, Fla,
169.30
168.86
159.30
169.30
188.91
138.91
138.91
138.91
138.91
138.91
138.91
138.01
138.91
188.91
Holiday and Sunday Chicken Dinner, 75c
Weekly Hates: Single $15.00; Double $25.00
AMERICAN PLAN
Life Guards and Life Lines.
Bath Houses Free to
jGueata. Bathing Suita to Rent.
,
THE SERVICES OF HARRY W. DAVIS •
and his seven-passenger Buick Six can be had a t all
times for hire by trip, hour or day for sight-seeing,
pleasure or business calls.
*
Phone for reservaj^ns, New Smyrna 29— 4 rings.
Notice
Due to the excessive loss of bottles $ 6
undersigned companies are forced to
raise the amount of deposit required
from thirty to fifty cents per case andi
charge five cents for each missing bottlb,
effective July 15,1924.
The above deposit is charged only as a
measure of protection for our bottles and
cases and will only pay a small part of
the entire loss sustained by us.
CHERO-COLArCO.
SANFORD
LIME-COLA CO.
�V
AMY, .
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Sanford Uklly Herald .
rANT-AD RATES
Erma: C a sh In Advance
,
T
’ FOR .RENT
FRONT APARTMENT IN HER
ALD BUILDING. $35 MONTHLY
F O R \fiUMMBR. .IN Q U IR E AT
OFFICE OF TH E SANFORD
HERALD,
duubl* above
* H & M 4 dates a r t fo r co n evtlr* insertions.
.sroru* Jȣ - ever*** lis r th
iro counted
tod a U n a
jnim um char** J»o fo r Orot
^ a d v e r t is in g la re stricte d to
opor ctaaalflcatlon.
•
If an * rro r U mad* T h a B a n Id U o ra id w ill b*
» only on* Incorrect Insertion,
> advertiser, fo r aubaeauent
lertlon*. T h a office should be
m od Im m ediately In caa* of
r‘ T O A D v r R T i g c n * .
Herald ra p re a * nta tlte t h o r fhly fa m ilia r w ith rate*, rule*
claieUlratlon. w ill « l » * row
noleta Inform ation.
A n d If
_i w ith, they w ill aaalat y o n In
|rdln* y o u r w a n t ad to m ake
lore effective.
.
IM P O H T N A T H O T H ’ B.
Idve rllse rs ahould * lv e ' th e ir
I o r poatofflc* ad.drkae-a*
a a ,t h e ir phone n u m b e r If
desire results. A b o u t one
ja r out of a th o u s a n d (b o a a
leu bone. and th* other* > a n 't
Im rnunloal* w ith
y o if unless
le y k n ^ w y o u r address.,
,
| A ll dU co«t|aaaaee M l ) * T ba
■ a l t In p4r**w a t T b e « a n I far* H e ra ld office o r b y le t •|»r.
lyte p b iH ie
d la c e a tl«»
anrea tord net v a lid .
Eourteoua. P ro m p t, E f f ic ie n t
Barvlca.
REAL ESTATE
SALE-1-: Celery, farm*. all
ti‘it a ml prices. I t will pay you
us If you are going to buy.
sell at the owners’ prices,
&ALE—G-room bungnjow, nil
lern, on Laurel Avc. $4,000,
terms.
SALE—0-room house; modwater, lights ami gas, well
J.shcd. Lot 75 ft. front on Park
?3,f»00. Terms.
'iv.i.M
IMINOI.K REALTY C0„
\
Seminole Hold Annex.
i
—»- ■ - —
Desirable five acres,
no for suburban homes, A. C.
jaro Herald.
SALk By owner, 1M acres
I< (I -land with-aut-riKjJtt house.
| th SL and Pecan Ave.. Inquire
"C.(-C.”, care Uerald,
SALE—Five.acres In Mcccf)
smnuick. All tiled, small bam,
• add eipiipnieut. Genuine bar. H. C. Du Bose.
: QUICK TERN—-IQ acrus 6
ed balance Unimproved. Hunyard* from loading station.
X). Half cash. Thrasher and
..
SALE—10 room houso close
for f KH)O.(H) cash & $75.00 per
th. A real bin gain fof. $7000.00.
ishcr & Gamer 112 Parle Avc.
fie 51* A 74.
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FOR RENT—Now two room opartnfdnt furnished, hot water,' 305
Park Avc. Phone 318.___________
FOR R E N T — Nice cool fumislied
bod room* and apartments. 100'J
Union.
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Furnished Apartments. I^trge
airy rooms. Delightfully located
M n . U A . Kelly.
CARS FOR SALE
BUILDING
MATERIAL
POSITION WANTED
HOUSES FOR SALE
666
$rrnnirtr*. nml nil par(lM« rln lm ln i;
lnt«-roM tim lpf tlir nalil Irn KT'H oupc*
nn«l Andrew* l - llrc k nml eiuh nf
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Seminole. ‘ Sint** «»f Flnrltlm rnor«»
p n rth u ln t )y 4)onrrllM*i| a * folio* *;
t*» u It :
LEARN ABOUT PollTcounty and
1, o r s w , o r s i* :rT !O N u
lakeland, through th* Star-Tele T OHWE .V
S I l i r El HOI ' T i l HANOI*: .11
gram. Best advertising medium in K A B T
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«n«l to .*tny nml nil oilier pernnn #»r
South Florida Published mornings.
person* whose name* «r »' unhnow n,
Star-Tele gram, Lakela nd, H a.
ltnt uny rlkflit title nr lnt«*r**st
COLUMIlL'a (Oil.) I.KDOKIt—class clnlm
In nm| to flu* |»t ••!*• i t v hf*rt*lnlo*fore
ified nils havo ttu- largest clrnu- fl«*srrll»ed
nr i«tt> |».*rt o r |mrc «*1
latlou In Kouthwesiern Uei-rul.i t hereof
Jlate So (C-wurd) till*.
It appearing f*' ih» sw orn hill «»f
ADVERTISE in the Journnl-Her- eomplMlm
In th • • m i *** fll***1 that
ald, South Georgia’s greatest \ oil or rn rh i*f ' •n m o «*lnitn si»tne
newsnnper. Morning, afternoon, rliclit. till** or Inti r* hI In find to the
weekly and Sundnv Classified rates In mis nml prenil**. •* h«ri*lnh<*fore il<*serlheil nipl thill M*i»r ld.*» , *» of reel
10c per line. WnyCrosa Journal-! •len«*e
nre tmV io*\* if.
Herald, WaycrOsa. Georgia.
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TO REACH the prosperous (arm- thn^ x oft nml **nrh of voti lit* nnd
nrp her*div rei|ulr**i| ’tn m pefir
I era and fern growers of Volusia v*>ii
to Hit** I»111 of rotnpIniM In t ••11*
county advertise in the Dcl-and eatJSI*
oft the t H i|if »*f >• ••le’lllier
' Daily News, rate lc per word, cash \ O
at th* r.H irt Mouse In
Sntiford. Setnltlol* l**»niitv Klorhln
with order._________________
rouse to; I nit n Mill t«* nul**1 title
A LITTLE WANT AD in The Mild
lu tlif I'om plnI t n iii <* M Nil** to tl «*
Herald will bring you big re h e re llilo fo re d«*srill»*d liiu ls and
sults. Advertise thoso old articles then a ih I liter*' mttkr e im v e r to this
hill *»f •ntnpluMit *xliM’M*«l lUMllnst
you havo s to n d away and have >uu
in this r i i i H - |t||n 1 w lae iletjrh ii
no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad pro ronf**SS«i
U III he *-fit* r* d a$;ultist
may bring You several dollars. you *nml 4 u* h t»f ' **u
Phone 148 and a representative
I T IS T I I K H K K o l t r o lt b K It K M
tllWl llttf* ol del lo* puhllwliefl .Yhri* 11
will call to sec yon.
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FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlnhdn T H E H A N r o i t l » II K it A ll* a new*.
mornng Sentinel; largest classi P»l»**r published In Sanford. Hernl*
fied business, rule lc a word, min lode C*uint>. I hirM a
horn* and mrd* iet| ;ii Hnnf<»rd.
imum 24c cash with order.
Hi min'd* CnuntN
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A U G U S T A ., c URONJCI-F; - Au- the 2 nd du> nf .fuh \ O t v i«
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. gusto, Ga.—Augusta s greatest
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classified medium, rate cash ,09c
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chargt*. 10c per line, minimum " J O H N iJ I.KIIv
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MAINE— Watcrville, Morning Sen JAuuly
g u st 6 ; IS ; 2". 27.
Advertising
Gained
Ten Pounds ,,
Mrs. George 8. Iluntcr;
of Columbus, Go., says sh$
suffered severely with tomalo troubles.
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**I had to go to bed and
stgy sometimes two weeks
at n time,’* says Airs.
Hunter. “I could not Work._
M y. . . were Irregular and
I got vory thin. I went,
from 126 pounds down to
leas than 100. My mother
had been a user of
CARDUI
The Woman’s Tonic
nnd she knew what a good
raedlclno It was for this
trouble, so she told mo to '
get Bouio and toko I t I
sent lo .th o atore after It
and befpro I had taken tho
first bottle up I began to
Improve.
My aide hurt
less and I began to meml
In health. I took four bot
tles In all during tho last
ten months. Cardul acted
as a fine tonic. . . I am
Wf\H now. I havo galued
ten pounda and am still
gaining.”
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Take Cardul.
tinel,. Thousands of Maine peo
pie ore Interested in FIlorida property. Iteach them through the
Sentinel, Kate card on appliestion.
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Re a c h c o u n t y —The
scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach
P ost Sample copy sent on re
q u e st_________ j f . ________ ,
TAYi PA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily
Times, the great home daily,!
rnte Hi»c' p e r' word, minimum
chkrge 2f>c flash with order. Write
for complete rate card,
u
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EMPLOYMENT—Our employment
( department can fuminh compe1tent help oh short notice. Seminole
Business Exchange, Phone 303,
WANTED—One boy over sixteen,
accurate, honest Alert; m ust'be
able to nssume'responsibllity, and
icommand relpecl of yotinger hoys,
j Reasonable compensation fo r serv
ices rendered. Apply M. W. Geer,
Herald Office*
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tlUf
o r ln l« r « 9 t
•a rorihiratlnit. o r anv one# ajae
ajse
lo the fo llo w in g l i J Z crlbcrt
. situated, ly in g and
I. 1;/',|5**,l
^ V C j’U H fv o f H .m ln o i, and
" • ot Florida,
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riioohS ** ^ section poat on
(U o u n d try of Section 5 thence
4no *
*'‘d 5 Hnk*. th.nt-e
“ y**'U thence Weal 175
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thence North 176
K J " , W eat.lPS yard* thence
T i i . 1 of b e g in n in g c o n ta in .
. T * ' r * more n r leas all In
'•Vnshlp jo you th R a n g e
in r _ . „
PANTRY SETS
$1.50 to $2.75
Ball Hardware Co.
'one
T en
r iu n iif ii.w n u t
I’uliarr tirmliintr
tton*-*-
Neglecting a little wound, cut or
abrasion of the llesb may in nine
9 IJ A M i I I I ’ M
eases out of ten cause no great
7 (■■ s K v m lii* .. eccept Haturilayi
suffering or inconvenience, but it is lto«ma
•t tin- one taft? in ten that causes
l-'lrst Nut HK. ttld s . ^nrifnrd
| blood [loisonlng, lockjaw- or a
chronic
festering sore.
T h e ! - - ____ cnoapest. safcstv nnd best course'
.
' 1* to disinfect the wound with li- ' Ci A B R I E L
iTpitd llorratmc anud apply the Bo-|
-I voronv powder to complete t h e ’
healing IiriKt’SH.
Price (liquid)
r 1!)i«'a t p i i
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tiQc,:And .$1-2,0. Pt»>\der |tt?c . p i)M F O H T
*'lnd OOo. , Sold by Union I’liurmacy.
r c .a t4 i
A —* f-rc t n r ^ j
- Snubbers
P. A. MERO
service
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and quality
products at
Rooms For Rent
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parcnL .
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ORD 1CU O F P U B L I C A T I O N Rouse and A r '
y lik :
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T'ORjSXLE — McClaren and Dunlop cord tires and tube*. Gulf
oil, best accessories. Fiilow*
k,«ce Station, Fjrtrt and El
. ..one 447-L3.
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FOR SALE—Selling out entire llnaof farm ing equipm ent',In very
good condition a t reasonable prices.
Consisting of Fordson tractor and
harrow, mowing machine and rake,
yellow jacket spray Cart, seed bed •
cloths apd frames, plows of all de- .
scription, fertiliser distributors and
many other tools. Also celery
wires. See Louis Fleischer. .
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LOST an o puonunT
abreast- wi tn the* u n
reading the classified
your daily newspaper.
want ads contain many interesting
mcssac rs. It yrill pay you to read
them c Iv.
1XJST — Saturday A. M. between
Mellonville and Beardall Avenue,
white canvass tarpaulin. Finder
pleaso return to Herald Offito and*
receive reward._______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOR SALE — Refrigerator^ <MMl
cupboard,' three-buntfcr Clark
Jewell gas plate, 'porcelain top
kitchen tablo. Have been used phly.
a few months. Enquire 216 Holly
Ave.
______;________ ___
FOR SALE—High speed Red Clip-*
Belting. Huolchnn-Colcrnsn
Co.
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ROOMS WANTED
VVA.'mTED —Tw-o unfurnished contiecting rooms by year round.
Pry for clo.,e in.
Write R. W.
Lt’asing care H e r a l d . ________ tWANTED—l»y couple, 2 or 8 unfumished rooms. Phone 410.
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V . Ce C O L L K H r r o p .
OPTOMETRIST
OPTICIAN*
221 E. First St.
PHONE 410
ARCHITECT
First National Bank Bldg.
Sanford, ------------ Florida
Schelle Maines
George A. DeCottea
LAWYEK
Attorney-nt-Law
(h e r Seminole County
• la n k
Sanford, ----------— Florida
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Real E state ami Insurance
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Ihileston-Brumloy
iley lBldg.
Hanford . Fla.
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Fred R. Wilson
JJ.i.
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W
F irst
National Bank B U f*
[rat Na
Florida
Sanford
The Matthews Press
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Phone 417-L-2 *
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INCORPORATED IH KENTUCKY
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PLEASE NOTE.
If you do not receive your elec
tric, go* and water bill by third of
the month, please phone 27, or call
at $16 Bast First Street and we
will be glad to send qr give you
another one.
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• Headquarter* ’ for derntopgd
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W. J. Thigpen
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SERVICE STATIONS
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Sanford Novelty Works
TOM MOORE
, Aao’nt $03 Conrad Building
Phones: Office 20. Home 21
• DEI.AND, FLA.
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'417 W. First St. Phone 460
DRJ Tt M. WEI>SH‘
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IR R IT A T E D E Y E S
Get wort* and worse the Joe
let them go; LconardTs GoJ
Lbtion cures faflammalion and sorenett
witltout pain In one day. Coollngjirai*
log, itrengthening. Get Lwnirdil*-it makes strong eyes. A t ItR druggiits.
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S tandard O il Compan Y
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Gr>fr*l filled nnd Mill W«lk t
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
SIT t'emnaerelal Street
, ;r — Court Hotigv
STA N D A R D
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Lost and Found
W H IH V
<.»rt.
several very attractive
j - ij
p ro p o s i
tions in city property.
;V| .U
II. B. Lewis 1
107 PARK
AV
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sworn bill of
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FOR SALE - A one stable manure,
. no sawdust. $5 ton F. O. BHastings. ' N. E. Thigpen, Hast-
FOR RENT—Rooms.
Wouldn't
yot\ be able to use the money *fecQred by renting that vacant rootn,
now going to wnste ? There are
many po.rsons looking for places to
stay. Help tnke care o ' »h»m and
not only make money but assist In
keeping people in Sanford. Phono
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148 nnu give your ad over tho tel --------- -n-------of I k r ('a u n ty J a d * r , S r m ephone. Use The Herald for quick la CIonu-rt
l r C o u n ty . S la to of t-'lorldo.
sonrlcV.
tn rs H atats of C, A . D s tts :
AM
a ll ( 'm i n o r * . I.eK.-itflfa, IM s trlb u FOR RENT—Two large, cool con T otsra
and
a ll ' 1’ sraona- h a v in g
necting furnished housekeeping
(•Jnlins n r D e m a nds airalnat anlil
l> t n t e :
rooms. 312 East 6th_St._________
o u . and each of. yo u . a r « h e re b y
y
FOR RfeNT—Kitchen & two bed n oYlin
v d ami re q u ire d to presant
y
rooms 1101 Elm Ave. M. Schnoi- cja lm a and
111 dem
(Umands
which'
and* w
i t h ' you. or
e ith e r of you. inn)' h«\<- asqlnat th*
dor. _
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F O R E 'E N T — T w o r o o m s of Heinlnolo
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it n
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l.irl.fu
tn th*
(hA
rid a , to
miitable for light house keeping; unde rsla ne d a ilm ln la t ra t rli of aala
state, w it h in tw o ye a rs fro m th*
ulso one sleeping room. Apply 112 •
date hereof. - - luiurol Ave.
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FOR
SALE
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
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in
DR. W. A.RRUNE
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Intr and It dead, the helm , deviser*,
o r prehiisk* herelnlieforn dedcrlbSil
and t h a t ,y o u r places of realdenc*
a re u n k n o w n It la tH ercfora O R -’
D K I t K D that y o u and each of you
,1m, and you are h.a-ebjr, re quired 40
'sn p e a r t<> this b ill of co m p la int In
this c u u h * on the 1 st flay
S a p ta w Im r A . I t l » l < *> th f'C flo rt'H o u s .* A t
’ Sa nford, Sem inole C o u n ty, F lo rid a
said cause' be ing a suit to quiet title
,ln the co m p la in a n t 4ol\n W ._F o e t* r.
to the h e rrtn b e fo iv desarllted lands,
jtn d then and there m ake a nsw er to
i h f » . 1b ill,' g)f I e p p .y i* ln v » f-xblbltvd'
agalha ,you In thta
cause, .otherw ise
A
f>th*r Persons or
Try Smith’s Harber
Shop for good barber
work — next Valde?
Contrnclor and Uuilder
n r . v k L<» i ■1: 11s a t t e n t i o n — r*on •
nncola Is b m ln n ln g the greatest de
velopm ent In O lo rld k ’: h is to ry ; n
half m illio n d o lla r h ig h w a y to the
R u lf .h e a c h Just
finished; a tw o
m illio n d o lla r bridge acrosa K i t n m b U U a y sla rtra l; .q u a rte r
m illio n
d o lla r opera bouse u nde r co n stru e tto nf- tw o ' m illio n s ~being spent on
h l* h tra y ; greatest chance fo r live
devalopcr* to get
In oa
ground
floor. W r it e D evelopm ent D e p a rt
m ent T h e Fenaacola New*.
18 T H E R K F Q R i e O J t n E n i J D
that this o rd e r ba published once a
week
forr.*
e lK.,1,,
igh t rconsecutive
weeks In
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* * k „fo
o ®c
T h e Hanford H e ra ld . a newspaper
published
In
Hanford,
gem lnul*
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C o u n ty , F lo rid a .
»
D ono and . a idared at Sanford.
Rem lnol# . C o n n ty , •F lo rid a an this
the Sod. day of J u l y 'A . I ’ U K .
K . %. D O U O LA H B .
C le rk of tha C irc u it C o u rt.
,
lly A. M W K K K 8 . D. C.
J O H N O . I.K O N A R D Y
J S O L I C I T O R F O R C O M P L A IN A N T .
July >; •;
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A u g u st * ;
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il.i^ r f i^ r in r u ir c o u »T. »* y -
FOR KENT — 0-room house neWly
finished throughout. Good loca
V?ANTED-r-S»nfor« business fnen tion. coa 5th SL ‘ : J ' i V u l
\VE7ARE"DAILY'HAVING call*
for roome-, ap artm ents’ and
reason for sending out-of-town for houses, parties having such to rent
help when there I r pfbbaM y,’Just should list them with, SEMINOLE
the person you want In the city BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Phona
303.
W a NTEL)—Middle’aged couple tp j ?q p > RENT N
fire room ’bun
board and carh^Jor-lady nearly
galows with garage Glndervllle,
blind. Apply 210 French Are.
>12 to $15 per month.*_Phone 571 J.
FOR RENT—Bungalow. 11 SL &
Qak Ave. Phone Mrs. Juliua
Arc You Going to Build a New ■
TiWeB.’
.
.
Ilarn or Put on a New Roof?
FO R RENT—CotUg* J.-Mus*on
1 THB BEST IIARGAIN .IN 8 BMI-*4'*t
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..N O L E COUNTY FOR QUICK
Special Summer Price*
SALE—A NICE BUNGALOW, 7
-V " . . MT * f«e»<oA^.
ROOMS; 13 ACRES Jj IND IN
GROVE; 456 ORANGE TREES
• GALVANIZEI> IRON
ALL BEARING. LAKE FRONT.
THRASHER & GARNER.
COMPOSITION ROOFING
FOR RENT f - ,6 roonj house i next
lables" .inquire Miss
doorr to ‘‘Gobi
STRIP SHINGLES
Ix>la Evans,care Yowella
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«$A«,
’FOR
faoW tcsldchco on
' E. 3rd St between Palmetto and
CHASE & CO.
Magnolia. J. E. Spurling.
Phone 563
FOR R E N T — One furnished
and one unfurnished house.
W, J. Thigpen, Brumley-Puleston Bldg.
M0NKY T O T L O S N - W e ^ i ^ H :
ents with,money to loan on first
•
I - •— tnortgako city propvrtv. Seminole
Business Exchange. Phone 803,
SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN
If your breuth is bad and youi
! have spells of swimming in the j
i head, poor appetite, constipathm '
nnd n general no-ncrount feeling. It I
is a sign yoUr liver is torpid. The I
one reullv dependable remedy for |
all disorders in the liver, stomach
PHONE 8
and bowels is Herhine. It nets;
powerfully on the liver, strength- -------- ens digestion, purifies the bowels 1
niui rt'ftore? n tint* fet ling of t*nI'moiom fr*»rn Plnraite.
orgy, vim nnu chceifulnen*. I'ricc Kptnal AnniMM** Kr«*«.
r*(k-. Sold by Union Phurniucy.
[usiness Exchange
Icr*.
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Houses p;or Rent
G. W. VENABLE
rlaL Ofl-en acre farm 6 acre*
Je4. Inilance cleared, five room
hngaliiw two story barnitwo tan[it bnusea, flowing well*, very
Urni*. (Ideal for Dairy) on
road.
le r u y lota' w e ll . located,
Map may terms.
l-ral l-eautlful ’liungaloera on
tv«l at^srts eheap, terms.
W
A'^CriJksTSraTThi
C U r k a h n r g ' E xp on e nt,
m o rn in g
MNmvni bous*. seven rooms.
IncludlriK
S
u
nda
y, m o rn in g Issue.
In. west first street goad
1 cent per w o rd , m in im u m lie .
d terms
mile business, w ith gopd loose TO RfeACIl BUYERS or stilers df
'sale, a money m a ke r, cumu
Florida real estate advertise in
^Ulu.A
.. . .
tho St. Petersburg TlmeBrOne cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word
S E M IN O L E
Sundays.____ _
•'DO ‘YOU WANT io buy or sell
anything?” If so advertise in
ca B ldg---------P h o n e 303
the ’‘Gainesville Sun."
in s
ADVERTISING gets results if it
reaches potential buyers. I’ak r in c u iT rn u itT .
s k V - latka Daily Nows is circulated in
T i l J t ' l i t r i A I . c m o f t T , IN an industrial nud agricultural secn ^ O ll M IM IN O L K r o t l N T V . tion.
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a t k o r I 'l .o t t u i A .
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ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — SL
K O STK K . C o m p la in a n t,
Johns County is reached through
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vs.
OARKT W. ItAMSKV. et al.. tho SL Augustine Evening Record.
Ufendarila.
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Quick results. Two cents per word.
8 U K K F O R I 'U n L l C A T l O N
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His Long Career As
Leader of His Party
McAdoo Strength Crippled by Inroads Made
By Indianan Who Takesv:..TVenty
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Mississippi FYdm COlifornlah On
Ninth Ballot—Taggart Grows Optimistic
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McAdoo W rites to State Chairmeit
D eclaring H e Is E ntitled to V ictory
10,432
Recalls The Baltimore
Convention W h e n
He Spoke for Wilson
mention W hich Conceded
L a test P opulation
F ig u res
it HN C hances W ere
S u b m itted |»y Polk D irecto
A fter T u esday NI r IU
r y S h o w C ity to H ave nn
p ilo tin g
Shudders • and
Increase o f 86 Per C ent—
NEW' YORK, July 3.—Thnt
Smith Men M uster F orces
W ith Population o f A d ja
.T o Check M eteoric Comc- stormy petrel of Democratic pol
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t N eighborhood Added
Iback In W hich He G ained itics,' William Jennings Bryan,
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F ig u res Show 11,612
lOvcr .One H undred V otes ndded another tumultuous chan
R eal E s ta te T ra n sa ctio n s R e
corded D u rin g L a st M onth
A m ou n t to $246,500, W hich
R u n s th e T otal .fo r T w o
M on th s U p to $636,460—
In d ica tiv e o f th e Rapid
G row th o f S em in ole C ounty
And His Strength Begins to Drop
Convention. Still in Throes of
F ifty -se c o n d h n llo t: M issou ri g o e s t o R alston .
Iow a, a fte r s c a tte r in g on- th e .U fty -flr s t hnllot, w e n t
back to M cAdoo on th e fifty -se c o n d . M cA doo 4 1 2 .5 ;
S m ith 320.5: D a v is 5 9 ; U nderw ood 3 9 .5 ; Cox 5 4 ;
R alston 93; R ob inson 4 2 .
ter to his long career yesterday
That "'Sanford and Seminole
Sanford now has a population of
EW YORK, July 3.—Faced by when he went before tho Demo 10,432 -according to figures sub
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county nre enjoying .a period of
latlnct movement by many 1m- cratic National Convention in an mitted today by W. P. Reeve, who
general prosperity is evidenced by
M A D ISO N S Q U A R E G A R D E N , J u ly 3.— T h o m a s T a g
nt Jailer* to end the Pomo- attempt to stem the tide of opjio- has charge of compiling the new
the large number of figures sum- gart launched tod a y h fs lo n g herald ed ofTcnniyg fo r th e. noxpr
convent ion by a -ompromisc, sition to Williu/n G. McAdoo.
mitted during the past two months inafion of S am u el R a lsto n o f In d ian a b y th e D em o cra tic N a
city directory by the E. L. Polk <L
would mean Ida diminution,
Interrupting an nil-day sucecsconcerning real estate-deals. Many
Company.
.
lam G. McAdoo still wns refus sion of. inconclusive ballots for n
valuable pieces of property havo tion al C onvention.
This
figure,
according
to
Mr.
A
s
th
e
long
Succession
o
f
b
a
llo
ts
npfiroached th e n a if
nominee
for
the
presidency,
tho
changed hands as well as numerous
ing last night even to consider three-times cnndidnte of his pnrty Reeve, is the population within tho
ce
n
tu
ry
m
ark,
th
e
In
d
ian
a
le
a
d
e
r
b
e
g
a
n
to b rin g from u n d er
leces
of
less
valuable
proparty.release of those delegates who plunged the convention Into a near xity limits while additional figures
^esc figures show that In a perhd cover th e v o te s ho h a s been h o ld in sro u tr u n til ho w a s Con
Icdged or othcrwlac obliged to riot and finally was nil but driven shopr that there nre 1,1 BO people
of GO days _ more than $035,000 vinced th e lead ers had been elim inated^
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from the platform by heckling del
worth of property has been trans
ort him.
living outside of the city limits but
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h
e
first
r
e
su
lt
w
ns
th
a
t
on
t
h
e
fo
r
ty
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in
th
ballot
egates
ami-booing
.galleries.
,
ferred. *
hlle men In other camps were
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<v montion- “rsi In the adjacent neighborhood.
Prominent business men point out ston fu r th e r crippled t h e M cAddo s tr e n g th b y ta k in g J J ie
Besides ju>
Mr. McAdoo,
he
* into conference convinced the
the fact that In former years the solid 20 vp tes o f M ississip p i. > T h o In d ia n a S e n a to r a b o ,
way to end tho doadlocli would ed^seven o^*cr*Vr^idcnUal"aipir- jTM* gives Snnford - total popular .
business, b u jjD h M tt^fcu l estate picked up flve in Illin ois and ono In M in n csita , m a k in g h is t o
o elimination of the CaUfor- nnts who would be satisfactory to tion of 11,012.
countj^ a v e dropand perhaps Governor Stbifh him, bu| none of them nroused Tills is a considerable increase
onths to tal 5 7 'in„ pplaco
i , o f th e 31 g iv e n h im on a lo n g -s tr in g o f p reell, Mr. McAdoo’i own mnnn- moro thnn momentary enthusiaum over tho figures . submitted four
ly
bellevc
ed
in
g
ballots.
years
ago
when
the
Polk-Company
and
when
the
balloting
wns
re
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nnd their associates entered a
This summer many of them
'ng in the Hotel Vanderbilt, sumed scarcely a vote had been issued Its last directory, said Mr.
T a g g a r t said h e ex p ected to rid e th e boofn fo r all ;iia
William Jennings Bryan, caught at n criticurtfbment
Reave. The federal eensus,of that ocratlc upnvention debate on the issue of whether or not the KIati stafo , that business i) . almost at w orth . R alston w as g iv en th e solid v o te o f M ississip p i
arrangements were inndo to changed.
good as In the best winter months
their final drive,
Neither did tho inference of tho year showed Sanford’s population would liernm ed in a platform plank. Bryan pleaded against mak
and shows good prospect* of being g a tio n on, th e fo rty -n in th b allot, an d h o b e g a n to p ick,
e McAdoo managers tallied leaders during nn ensuing recess to bo r>,r>8B. This is a gain of 80 ing the Klan an issue and hia'applal hr.d an important hearing on
Api.
good all the summer. Many think sc a tte re d grou p s in o th e r d e leg a tio n s a s w ell.
|igh ati*cngth on tno floor to materially alter the situation, and per cent within the city limits.
the-vote.
Sin
that there is no better sign *>f T a g g a r t w as s ta r tin g to g iv e h is ca n d id a te a “ ride” in
Mr. Reeve’s letter to the Cham
i his vote over tho, BOO murk tho convention went on into *nprosperity than for business to re^
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evening, and careful arrango- other night session with tho dls- ber of Commerce, concerning the
main In a normal condition during t h a t n o would break th e dead lock
— ,— .populntl&n,
.
_. observer,
. the
Its were made ahead of time to agreement over the nomination still increased
person r le t t e r a a d d
* W illiam G ibbs M cA docV in paraonal
this
.
part
of
thg
year.
tile affair the appearance of in a jumble. McAdoo and Snjith, t^mcndon» growkh.uf « i?
Farmers and real’ estate con- d a y t o th e ch airm an o f t h e s taite d e le g a tio n s suppor
both unable to make niateriaLKStD lAter follows: -f —•- - • • /
staneitjr.
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—
corns
state that duc to tho success candidacy for th o n om in ation , d eclared "t)ie s tr e n g th w e
“
We
havo
now
completed
the
jlowevcr, with MeAdoo'fi‘fresh way, kept their respective-parties
of the past celery and vegetable m a n ifested e n title s u s to v icto r y ."
, ;y
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[ngth mine an obligation. He at tno head of the list. Davis of name-taking census for the M,24
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E clip sin g all records fo r p rolon ged b a llo tin g , s a v e pne,
been given to understand tbnt West Virginia lost a few votes, but edition of the Sanford City Direc
larger
.
_
I had an opportunity to show remained in third place, and the tory. Sinco the lust directory was
especially fbr celery growing, this th e con vention is still d ead lock ed aa t ig h t ly a s e v e r , w ith
DEN, summer than over before. Numer no indication o f how soon th e (break w ould com e. M cA doo
It he could do if he found there , supporters of Ralston of Indiana published in 1920, we find a notable
every indication it was tho became more active in presenting increase in the population within
went ous real .estate transactions havo had dropped below th e 500 m ark a g a in due to th e lo ss o f O k
the qualifications of their candi tho city limits as well ns in the
owr to Smith while I was sitting taken place between some of tho lahom a, w h ich ju m p ed to RobinAon.
adjacent neighborhood. We were
date
as
a
compromise
selection.
>.’)
celery growers who report
May Force Transfer
so struck with this Incrnse thnt we
with the Floridu delegation und upioneer
Whole Effect No* Apparent
S
m
ith
people
said
t,hoy
aro
la
y
in
g
'b
a
c
k
“le
ttin
g
M
cA
doo
good
season
and
say
they
expect
icre is talk among McAdoo dclhavo
counted
the
nnmes
and
are
the Smith delegates staged unother an even better season next year.
Tho entire effect of Mr. Bryan’s
that they will deadlock the appearance
have
his
run”
and
the
McAdoo
—
run",
parade. North Cnrolina gave one
before the convention thus in u position to state authori
entlon and force Its transfer to wns not immediately
It was learned here recently that
said they were waiting for
vote to Duniel*.
apparent. The tatively the nctual figures.
prominent visitors from the north
How Convehtion forces
her city.
all. fe£i the Smith vote* to. . be
“Within the city limits rind care
McAdoo men declared the incident
I top nf this. Oklahoma let it would stimulate a new rally in the fully excluding all duplicates w«
brought out on the floor before
in. J. Bryan u*u..lly has an ern states during the past season
Is Balloting
nown that it is not likely to lagging fortunes of the former find a population of 10,432 people. Celebrations nt Beaches to bo Ban . l i s l ce seat and he reads his muil declare that fully twice as many
disclosing strategy further.
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with McAdoo longer than noon, treasury secretary, hut the Smith Beyond tho limit* and yet really
* It looked very much a* IP both
and telegrams while he converses tourists will invade Florida during
ner Attractions—Some Plan
the
ensuing
tourist
season
thap
■with five or nix person*, lie is tho during the past season. Some men Thirty-ninth ballot: McAdoo 499; forces were near tholrY top
y.
Picnic and Motor Parties
supporters snid Bryan had turned part of tho community we find
. Busiest and most popular man at tion has been made that the Florida Bmlth 320.5; Davis of West Vir strength. Meanwhile managers of.
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appeared to he recognized in the trick for which they, had been 1,180 moru.
"The above result* have heel)
who have been held In
the convention and lie keeps hi*
McAdoo camp that it wus last waiting, and had relegated the Mc
of the Atlantic Coast Lino ginia 71; Underwood 38.6; Cox £p; candidates
reserve aa dark horses are carofal
j smile and hi* frindlincss at all officials
it or never. And the plan was to Adoo candidacy definitely to the cnrcfnlly tabulated anil we are ccrRailroad
are
asking
f'gfcn
new
train
tuin will prove on any test that can
times.
<> next winter in ad^Vion to the Glass 25; Ralston 32; Robinson *23; ly considering the arrival of the
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JCout every ounce of strength limbo.
NO PAPER TOMOltltOW
for them to make their
Ich'has been counted on or could 1 The most vociferous interrup be upplied to be if anything rnthor
Special. T l ^ seem to Ritchie 18.5; Davis of Ksnsaa 3; moment
Miss Jessie Cone, daughter of Tampadrives.
,
,
ted on for tho former soc- tions to, the speech of the'C om leas than the facts as there are
Walsh
1;
Saulsbury
6;
Owen
4;
think that the 1924-1925 season
According to it* time-honored Delegate I*. D. Cone of l.ako City, will bo tho greatest ever and want Jackson 1; not voting .6. Totals
pf the treasury. It was moner came from the galleries, always people that elude the most
The Convention w en t. Into the
if hia leaders failed to jammed with New Yorkers rooting persevering name-taker.
custom of observing Fourth of is one of the moat attractive nnd to adeqQatoly prepare for it.
ballot and tied the hal1,097.6. McAdoo gained 65; Smith forty-sixth
an impressive showing they for Governor Smith, but it wns ap “In reaching tho above con July as u holiday, The Sanford popular visitors at tho Florida
101,; record with Baltlmoie, where
As
optimistic
as
the
outlook
is
• said to be, it Is pointed out that lost a half vote and Davis of West Woodrow Wilson was nominated fn
Id have to face definite de- parent that n large block of the clusions proper allowance was Ifcrnld will l*«uc no pnj>or to headquarters.
ds today that Mr. McAdoo step delegates themselves resented what made for young children and mar morrow (Friday). The llornld,
1012. At the rate the ballot
the past- two years prcdictiqns Virginia lost 35 votes.
Florida was applauded and cheer for
and permit the convention to they regarded.ws a gratuitous ef ried women whoso names do pot ap however, wishes to unnounco
is goipg it seemed headed for
have
been by. men who devote their
ed
Tuesday
when
Mrs.
W.
R.
Dorpear
in
tho
city
directory
and
con
Fortieth
ballot.*'
McAdoo.
605.6;
fort to lecture them. Antl-McAdoo
thnt if the convention is still in
e a nomination,
Afty-seventh -ballot record a t .
lives to work for tho public that
session Friday, thut the offied innn, proxy delegate from vLivc tho central part of the state, in Smith 317.5; Davis of West Vir convention of I860, which nos
re was a distinctly different delegationrf broke in with a chorus cerning them tho multiple, of two
de about the McAdoo bead- of questions about McAdOo’s “oil and one-half was employed which will* remain open and receive Oak, stood on her chair and an cluding Seminole, Qrungc, Lake, ginia 70.6; Underwood 39.5;
cd Douglas.
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rs and the McAdoo delegn- retainer" as soon as tho candidate's statistical science has demon nows on how tho balloting in nounced on tho twenty-fifth ballot: Volusia nnd Polk counties, will bo 56; Glass 24: Ralston 31; Rol
igh(ly deadlocked,, the conven“Ten
for
McAdod,
one
for
Ralston
son
24;
Ritchie
17.6;
Davis
of
*’
strated
over
a
long
period
of
years
going. To those who Pro inter
During the day William J. name wns mentioned, and tried
the section to grow and develop sas 3: Saulsbury 0; Owen 4.
n set out this morning with a
ested in the happeping* nt the and one for Schmidt.” The ballots most rnpidiy.
visited tho candidate and is vainly by parliamentary tpetics to to be substantially accurate.
new balloting record o^ily ,f«i
“Not being n town of inflated
sent
.5.
Total
1,097.5.
Now York gathering, The Hcr- are usually announced by Ed LamJ have advised him tho time have tho speaker removed from tho
Substantial business men declare
range up on the steep and th u s:
hld will be pleased to furnish Bright of Tampa, chuirman of the that Snnford and Seminole Coupty
approaching when ho would platform. To these appeals Chnir- values with extensivo advertising,
steady ladder, It has been climblr
Florida
delegation.
it
mny
seem
surprising
that
San
Forty-first
ballot:
McAdoo
604.9;
this information.
to pick a delegate for his man Walsh presented a deaf cur,
aru just hitting their stride and Smith 317.6l'.Davia Af West Vir since Monday In search for a pres
h. Then Mr. Bryan went although he turned snvagely on ford should • exhibit sue!) growth;
year will show moro
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Now comes the accusation thi.t that next
70; Underwood 89A;.Cox 65; idential nominee.
. make an effort to Btampede the galleries and at one time order nevertheless as the center of of . Although there will be no Fourth
thnn ever before. They are ginia
Mr. J. Bryan is not u regularly gains
Glass
24;
Ralston
80;
Robinson
The
forty-two
allots
taken
*
,conyention and failed,
ed th a t. part of them be clearod. such a productive region together
investing in .more property, they
Mr. Bryan obtained his leave to with intrinsic resource^ It has un of July celebration in Sanford to elected delegate und thnt mystery arc building moro houses, they aro 24; Ritchie 17.5; Davis of Kansaa to today's dlcsslons have i
eanwhile several of tho dclcgamorrow
other
than
the
ball
game
surrounds
his
msnncr
of
getting
doubtedly
reached
the
above
popu
3; Saulsbury 0; Owen 4; Cummings only to place jncre*ritnr emj
havc already settled In the speak by requesting unanimous
(Continued
between the local “Celery Feds’’ into the convention ns a delegate
1; Spcltacy 1. Not voting J>. Total hls on the whip hand held\i
,
. on
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where they ure to go. Utah consent to explain his voto on the lation and definitely chared the and
tho TitusviBu semi-professional from Florida.
1,097.6.
.
.
others’ chances by each or
picked Ralston; Oklahoma, thirty-eighth ballot. There were class of progressive communities.’’ team,
citizens of Sanford will not
Sanford’s new directory will be
contending leaders, neither
h has been counted for the numerous objections, but Senator
idle. Many have expressed
Mr. Lninbright was writing to an
Forty-second ballot: McAdoo whom has displayed any slfth i
ornian whenever he wns out Walsh announced from the cjiair pff press and ready fpr distribution remain
intentions, of motoring to the inquiring person the explanation
603.4; Smith 818.0; Davis of West discouragement.
•.
ake a particularly big show- that he heard none, and tho erst- witliin a few weeks, said Mr. Reeve bdachcs,
woods anc) other that Bryan most certainly is a
Virginia 07; Underwood 39A; Cox
Ifi the McAdoo camp more ra» reaily to go in- the same whllo’Nebraskan, "now a delegate- when asked .about tho company’s places in lakes,
search of .amtt^omdnL - rcgularl)' elected delegate and that
66; Glass 28.6; Ralston 80; Robin- scrvvs were claimed today, dr«*'!**'
ion. Tulk is spreading among at-large from Florida, mounted the book which has tyacn under process
sin 24; Ritchie 17A; Davis of Kan thu drive made yosterday and !
of compilation during the past few
One ofc, the main rattraridons, ho received more volts than any
.
few McAdoo delegates in the platform.
sas 30; Saulsbury 6; Owen 4; Spcl- generally
which many arc planning to nlund, cun^idatc in tho state ever received
orally conceded’
Conceded' that S
Recalls 1921 Convention
weeks. ’ t
C ‘ ■■
agehusetts delegation' which '
Is tha celebration ut Daytona for any office before.* Mr. Bryan
WASHINGTON, July 3.—Nom lney 1. Not voting A Total 1,- leaders had |much strength In
Recalling the r.pectacular appear
to the Indiana senator. All
Beach, .where the Halifax.Summer received the following letter from ination of Jesse H. Newton, au£er- 0 9 7 i.
toouthff-n delegations are un- ance of Mr. Bryan before the Baltltijfo'1
age.
*
•
Frolics will bo held. According to F. F. Cretin man of New York:
Intrndent of Denver, Colo., for
taod to prefer Ralston as sec- mpre convention of 1921, to blast
Called
to
begin.
the
fo
.
“Dcmr'CoL
Bryan:
Forty
t\urd
ballot;
McAdoo
the program, the frolics begin to| choice.
president of the National Educa
tho candidacy of Champ Clark and
“The statement wns made at a tion Association and other officers 483.4; Smith 3194; Daria 71; Un ballot the delegate* still had
dfcy and last through Saturday. It
»»td L Rockwell, Mr. M-Adoo’s turn the tide in favor of Woodrow
a field %f 18 names with
has been estimated that about one- Harvard reunion which -.1 recently including 12 vice-prosidentB and a derwood 40; Cox 64; Glass 24; Ral them
manager, denied last WiUon, the partisans of all the
Adoo, Smith. Daria, Coxv^Ui
uttended
that
while
you
were
a
ston
81;
Robinson
44.
.
fourHr
of
the
white
population
of
director
of
education
for
each
state
•®y definite Effort had been present'candidates at first listened
wood and Ralston ranking
Rgnford’ will «journey to those delegate from Florida to Jho Demo was the principal event Wednesday
yesterday to got hit candi- attentively, curious- to know what
cratic
National
.Convention,
for
beaches which furnish popular,
at the association's convention r-Forty . fourth ballqUj McAdoo
_*° quit the race. »But one of surprise might be In store for
MADISON SQUARE i
TOKIO, July 3.—Rlbel Okada,
some reason or other, which I fail hi,-:o. It I* expected that nomN 483.4; Smith 3194: Davis 71; Un
f
w-ho visited the new estab- thfem. The speaker began, with a aged 21, was arrested at Osaka amusement.
New York, July 3.—William
to
understand,
you
were
not
a
derwood
40:
Cox
64:
Gists
24;
Ral
noting
committees
choice
for
.all
ramp In- the Madison plea for party harmony And mevqd Wednesday under a charge of cuU. • Sanford peaple are ..Interested regularly
McAdoo ran to a new high
elected delegate.
I office* - will qe approved today at ston 81; Robinson 44.
Hotel was Senator Pat Har- on amid applause to declare he ting down the flag at Jhe United more than ever in,tho doings at would
last
night’s balloting in
appreciate
it
very
much
If
a general meeting. * . .. • ,
would name none of the men to States at tha American embassy Daytona Beach on July 4 this year
MiMifMsslppi.
v
cratic National Con\
you
would
have
the
chairmamof
the
Fo*ty3Uth
baUot:WcAdoo
4884:
,
Mr.
Nawtbtv
was
chosen
to
suewhom
he
objected
and
wanted
only
because
of
the
young,
liiditp
from
[feels McAdoo Is Through
much sought
here Tuesday. *
n
Florid* delegation write me t)tr ctw .'M U l, Olivo M. Jones. New
nitb 319.1 j Daris 73; U *
1 votes bythe
3**°n feels McAdoo is about to call attention anew to sevanl' Toklo police asserted that Okada this city wljo v lll compete in . the lunniu-r
dint
of mud
In
which
you
were
elected
64;
Glass
24;
Ralston
81;
Olass
Ra
*h »»d it Is not believed he he considered eminently qualified. was a member of • society for the beauty contests there, it is sajd. dvlegule-ut-large. 1 intend to ob York City school principal, who will 38: Co*
and
persuasion
and m*Q
become a vioe-president. Other Robinson 41; Ritchie 174;. Governor on the, part of bis
The first name he mentioned was reran tion of Bolshevism, and that Many, have said that they will go
*ny considerable time with
floor
tain a box of cigars from the man vice-presidents nominated were Al Daris 8; Walsh \ i Sau
Saulsbury
6;
that
of
Dr.
A.
A.
Murphec
of
Flor
to
Coronadi
BMen,’
near
New
■hit 'If ^ telling him so.
declared they bad n o t .
o had! been Identified as a mem
who
made
the
statement,
with
Owen
4.
Total
1,098.
bert
S.
Cook,
Baltimore,
Md,:
Har
IJr* Harrison throughout the ida State Usrtversltjr. Laughter ber of tho gang which mobbed Vis- Smyrnu,- because they believe It will whom I made a bet that he was in
thejr work yet. ^ ^ ^
old W. Foght, Aberdeen, S. D.: J.
*■
L ^ m*tted the Mississippi defe- ■wept the floor and galleries and 4 count Goto1* residence last Deccm- riot be so crowded.
error.”
Forty
sixth
ballot:
McAdoo
M.
Foote,
Batou
Rouge,
La;
Flor
JW to be voted steadily for Mc- few good naturpd gibes were shout btr 27# • * • . */ • ( ' , • v #
The United Spanish War Vetbe is one pf thoko most active ed at the Commoper. There were
efann have 'announced a picnic to ; Bryan Mack was seen Tft ^he ence M. Rafa'Augusta, Me.: L. W. 4864; Smith 819.1; Davis 71; Un
The
’
two
yqung
men
arrested
Marbcrry, Rockford; 111.; Mary F. derwood 38.6; Cox 64; Glass 24;
I forts to nhtain a compromise. ripples of applause as he presented Wednesday, the .police **»’. »r® be held at-i Altamonte Spring*
;- - (Continued oh
] Mooney, San * Francisco, Calif.; Ralston s i; Robinson 44.,
V I sported, to have told his in turn the names of Josephus Dan members of the farte society, which where "one was held last year on
Helen
B. Shore, ' Minneapolis,
* 1i ff
1u
cduld be brought iels pf North Carolina. Senator is said to be made up mostly of tho Fourth for the veterans. They
by the elimination
dnation of-both Robinson of Arkansas. Senator young reactionaries with ruffianly have stated that all veterans and Campaign in Mexico Minn.; R. M. Seeley, Tallahassee, : Forty-seventh balm : i lfcAdoo a n ew
•ml McAdoo. After leaving Ralston of Indiana, Senator Walsh
Fla.; Cora Steele, Terre Haute, 484.4) Smith 8204; Daria 70.5; Un
tendencies. They rill! pre in cus their families not having a way to On
Personal
Basis
Ind.; W. O. Webb, Olobe. Arls.j derwood 884; Cox 64: others un
•Wrlsop iotned Morgan nf Montana and E. T. Meredith' of tody, and will be tried
go will.bo carried .in th e.ca rs of
• •
•
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and A. A. Shade, Casper, WyoM changed from last ballot.
low s. Both applause and laughter
Jtj » of New York, Joseph P. uiinv.-crixl a presentation of tha ics before the fact. All three lived gUtwCU'ru
(Continued on Page 8.)
MEXICO CITY, July 3.—The CorneRa. 8. Adair, high school
Uomcr Cummings and
sung people
in the same lodging'house .which tM any sets of
qualifications of Mr. 'Bryan’s, the society, maintained near tho of .Hanford have
campaign for presidential election teacher .of Richmond, Va., was
COMPTROLLBR IBS L '^ CALL
named for traeapser.
*
■
■ ,y .has been on a
his name. He Is in this brother, the governor of Nebraska.^ American embassy. ' It was hero
jitipps w
tel Lesi^ [)ctl
A brief general session and a
.He hnsUiad np over'■.and "
t.tba
that the mutllatud fls< waateund.
atherings were the
and
' Washington, Jqly *
"
The criminal code fStw ribas ■a
[ARKET
vkatsrdav. most
i
the
!
■
currency
maximum of two
ment fo»- » crime
- CHICAGO July 3^-W beitSer
1-**4 to 117; .T
N ew Yorker WritesjBryan That He
Has Heard That Great Commoner Is
_•__ N ot A Regularly Elected D elegate
MANY PLAN TRIPS
AND PICNICS FOR
FOURTH OF JULY
Educators’ M eeting
E lects Florida Man
A s V ice-President
-------------------- — —
Japanese • Suspect
A rrested Charged
With Cutting F lag
I
fei
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•ic1'
■
n
cm optimism In
nfanagtrs kt
lie outcome, V j-*/* ! i r
vY* *
David iiaod Rockwall, campaign
manager fo r . MoAdoo, said befolra
the night balloting began that their
efforts would not be related., It
was conceded that there might be
some further falling off in the McAdoo vole but that after the favoritc sons had had their run McAdoo Elmer Jarnecke In ‘A lso Convicted
By New York Court—Counsel 1)
would begin to show his real
Given Until Noon Tod^y■
strength.
.
'
. ,
. For Any Motloaa.
At the headquarters it was stated
lat It was a free fight and each
ic of .the candidates should be
NF^V YORK, July 2.—Gaston B.
,vcn his opportunity for the nom. Mans, former clepnr\mcnt of Jus
du rin g .the evening recess Wil.- tice agent.'and kb secretary, El
mer W. Jarnecke,: Tuesday night
MoAdoo >w>dnow t*rtr Ybr e ^ t t - were eMfvlcted or having conspired
ferenco with thockndldate. After with bootleggers Illegally to with
wards it was said •there that Mr. draw whiskey from distilleries. The
Bryan-n opposition to John Yf, Juni-waa out 6itd hour.
Counsel for Means add Jarnecke
Davis did not mean that he was
prepared to throw his support from were giveauntil noon tomorrow by
tbo McAdoo camp to that of some Federal Judge C..B. Wolverton of
Oregon U> fllo any contemplated
other candidate.
Commenting on the gain made motions. Nrydate waa net for senby Davis on balloting yesterday,
Rockwell charged that big business
The £ indictments, « .returned
was interested Iti the Davis candl-, against them la ‘ 1923, charged
dftcy* T§Z
'
• Means and Jarnecke with having
At 10 minutes afte^ 8 Chairman entered Into a conspiracy to .re
Walsh began pounding for order. move fifty barrels of rye whUky
The delegates ware not all In thehall but 'the chairman was de
termined to get started.,
*2,000. Harry Lee wgs granted * ; Frayer was offered. Tho chap
permit to.construct a *3,200 resi lain was Dr. Samuel Trexler, presi
dence. Besides these there were dent of the synod of New York and
fully 20. other pcnnluTlssucd for New England of the Lutheran
the construction of rasidaacM. r i Church.
The Union Lodge of the Knights
Tsrenty-flfth Ballot
of Pythias obtained • a permit to
Then twenty-fifth- ballot was un
erect a two stdty fraipo lodge derway within 12 minutes after the
building. In addition there were timo set for reassembling.
many small permits issued iot/W The twenty-fifth ballot showed a
t«ration and rcpalra of many*bon- loss for McAdoo, a gain of half a
im v blocks and buildldga*
vote for Smith, and a loss of three
fo r . garpges, re-roofing ol rfesl- and » half for Davis. Underwood
denoes and other buildings, reUtlra- Waa unchanged. On that ballot tho
and additions to residences and the loaders » stood: ’• McAdoo .436.5:
like were issued during the month Smith 8085; Davis 126; Underwood
and show that tluV'paopla of San 39.5 .
; ..
ford are taking advantage of th e1
summer months to construct and
repair their property for the com
ing winter season, many prominent
business men stated??^ i’ 18* '’■v1:,
:MBMKan
. ....
C3MI
i p m
p p
nn»fiM.Vi
i* W
How (invention
- 1® p®i|o»"g
ho had done so In his capacity as
an investigator to obtain evidence
against big bootleggers and influ
(Continued from page 1.) *
ential men suspected of violating
16.5; Cox M; Governor Davis 3:
the prohibition law. He swofe that
Glass 24| Ralston 81. Mississippi
n letter signed by President Hard
flopped to Missouri, so did Oklning, authorizing him to make an
investigation, had been stolen from
him on March 31 by department of
justice ngents while he was assist
ing the Brookhart committee in in
vestigating the department of
central committee, quieted the justice.
movement and went outside tho hall
to look around. Tho Dnvis people
Robinson 24; Davis 107; Cox
Glass 24; Ralston 33.6; Owen 25;
Doheny 1. Dobcny vote was cast
by E. J. Hughes, of Dickinson, N.
Dak.; an undertaker, who cx
. plained he did it for fun.
(Continued from Pnge 1.)
. Thlrty-aeventb - Ballot: McAd^
444; Smith 321; Underwood 49.5.
Cox 65; Davis 107; R alston .3 2 ;
Glass 24; tteblnson 24;'Owan 24.
We signed a solemn
hligation to supi><>rl
of the preferential
o far as we nre cou
th meant more than
er. . It Is humiliating
Thirty-eighth ballot;; McAdoo
444; Smith 321; Davis 106; Bal
aton .82; Co* «>; Underwood 39^;
Ritchie 7.6; Glass 24; Oyen 24;
Baulsbury 6; Governor Davis 3;
•Walsh 1.5.
•
;
CLUB BUYS TOWN
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2 .- ln stead o f a" tlbb houwi, tho Delevan
. Clittr has-txmght w-whole town. It
l i the f U h |t of Delevan, in Coluaa
county, in the rice fields The Pur
chase inciudes-72 acrea-of buildings
and town loU and 2,000 acres of
Hce flelds.'Whlch have b«en flooded
for ilutk hunting. • • The town in
cludes a hotel,.a.number of bunga
lows," a-water work* and a mile of
atveeta and sidewalk*. Golf links
-tillt-hc built. ‘Hto club’* nciivlties
jra lto rfy
m arket
N. C. Gives 2Vi to Davis
*
North Carolina, who ' had been
voting her-24 solid for McAdoo,
broke on this ballot and gave two
and a half to John W, Davis. The
remainder ‘went to McAdoo as
usual, i '
Y
' rZ _
Oklahoma kept with Senator
Owen.
*, . V
Wyoming made n switch by giv
ing five to- Smith and one to John
alaaabU group® tn tbo nope oi gas- i W. Davis. Senator Walah from
ting a band wagon movement under whom they went did not look a
bit disappointed and tha • flaaith
way fa r aoma <m«. •
■ This plan, aocordlng to the Mc- crowd got as much noisy satisfac
Adoo folks,,was designed to waan tion out of it as if the whole six
‘
stray the votes in favor of any one had been-deposited.
,who still .would be stopped by thc • Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
Smith bloc after the McAdoo standards flew down the aisle and
escorted the Wyoming standard
strength had been undermined.'
*5 In lino with this suggestion was into a quickly formed .procession
Make the first payment on one of these lots for your children and then
The payments are small enough and they can do it. And while the sale i
vou one of these lots ranging in price from
V 1*M*I*V
during the day's
dent despPjt the
Jennings Bryan
opposition to
jnselting hit as
Rooms 515-516 First National Bank Bldg., Plione 362
l i l t ii i i x t
i lWV
l i i—
S -I |
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*.v>.
THE 3
Onri WEEKLY HERALD,
AIR VIEW WRECKED BUILDINGS, WHERE SCORES DIED
hostllo to tha former oecretary of
treasury and director Ronera) of
KCA Service Writer.
railroad*. fUhllng on their own
ground. It yrua felt, could mnneuvef
V TOItK—The busiest visitor
m ost effectively to Mock the prof*
the Democratic. national
_________ proved to bo, that perres* of tho California cnniUdato. i
al'rient- and garrulous busy-body—,
. The grooming Of Smith, a Now
D a m e Burner.
Yorker, as the man through whorfi
The reexift was that the conven
b est be applied wan the nekt step.
tion eclipsed nil previous gather.
After Smith had been used to block
* ing* In th# volume and scope of Its
McAdoo. tf he couldn't be put
gossip.
vc*
across, then the choice would go to
Naturally enough, thin being a
S m i t h stronghold and Smith par . the daHshorae field, with John W.
Darts, Ralston and Olass the New
tisans abounding on’ every hand,
York preferences.
. .th* large proportion of thl" goaelp
* Tho bl* thine Ip the pxrcholaftw as of n sort caleulatod to build up
cnl equeese play w a s : " B e a t Mepsychological support for tho can*
Adoo." , And recognlxlnn t h e u t i l it y
j dldncy of the New York governor.
ot a female In s p r e a d i n g sc a n d a l
- It constantly pictured him as g r o w
and Innuendo Dame R um or was
ing stronger and stronger; as win
given a leading role.
* f
ning ovur delegates right snd left,
who would swing to him after tho
TpVEN Richmond Pearson Hobsecond or third ballot; as growing
. w h o b o t t le d u p C e cvc r a'a
steadily fh recognition as the ono
roan who could sweep north, east,
fle e t In S a n t i a g o h a r b o r d u r i n g t h e
w e s t and south, winning over weta
S p anlsh -A m crlcan W a r . by sin k in g
and drys, Man and anti-Man by tho
t h e c o ll i e r M c r r l m a c a c r o s s t h e
persuasive powers ot hi a pep and
c h a n n el, w a s un able to dam th e
flo w o f S m i t h p r o p a g a n d a , e v e n
personality.,
f HARRY B. HUNT
•
W
HE chief channel through-which'
this Smith sentiment was
sought to be Imposed upon the
delegates was through the Now
York newspapers.'
‘ This was particularly true with
respect to tha Times and World,
recognised Democratic- organs, on
T
pended for their Information a s to
• how sentiment w as shaping. The
Smith slant was i«a_4 >er*lstently
{•a
present In the columns of thedo
' papers that one gathered the result
7' • was a foregone conclusion, that
although a tew perfunctory ballots
would bo needed to dlschorgo In
structions and favorite non obllga• Uons. as soon a s this was done tho
1 landslide to Smith would be fast
and Irresistible.
This was the attempt to build up
"convention psychology," the thing
that was In tho mind or the antiMcAdoo forces last winter when
they fought to bring tho conven
tion to New York City. For this is
the stronghold of nntl-McAdooIsm.
The Interests and Influences most
Door-Keeper
w i t h h i s a n t l- d o p o p l a n k .
H o b so n , a fte r H e u v liM tho n a v y ,
b e c a m e o n o o f t h o u fa e r n In t h o
p r o h i b it i o n c a u w C N u l p l a y e d a n
a c t i v e p a r t In p u l ll f t n a c r o s s t h o
e ig h t e e n t h n m end nd im . In deed , h e
c l a i m s t o h a v e Irm fedueed In t h o
H ou se, w h ile h e w a s a
f r o m A l a b a m a , t h e first prop***!
for a con stitu tion al am en d m en t
n g n l n s t a l c o h o li c liq u o r s .
N o w t h a t p r o h ib it io n h a s b e e n
m n d o l a w , H o b s o n h a s t u r n e d Ills
g u n s o n n a r c o t i c drugB-t-"dopo.”
H o brought to th e con vention a
p la tfo r m plank dealin g w ith th a t
U au o.
‘ U s i n g d r y a n d p r o -M cA d o o , Hub s o n d i d n ’t t a k e k i n d l y t o i n v i t a
t i o n s to h o p nlioard t h e S m i t h ban d
wagon.
T h a t, too. he felt, w a s
lo a d e d w i t h " d o p e ." N o t t h e n a r
cotic sort, perhaps; not cocaine;
m o r p h i n e or h e r o in , bu t n politic al
d o p e not l e s s d a n g e r o u s t o D e m o
c r a t i c w e l l- b e i n g , n n d lx>und t o p u t
th e party to sle ep next Novem ber.
T o w h ich t h e S m llh boosters re
plied t h a t H o b s o n w a s “ fuH of
bop" h i m s e l f I
bw office* and has im«l« auplhatton
»
f o r t a x d e e d f » Is m i * J s * ae*rd aiic 4
~Wllh l a w S a i d c e r t l t W l e e m b r a c e s
th e f o l lo w in g deaerthed pro p erty
■ H u n te d In S e m i n o l e c o u n t y , F l o r
ida, t o - w l t : Ite g . 16.01 rh. H. o t N l ,
S ec. p o s t S e c . 31 T w p . 19 H. K n u g o
90 E. H o n S 11 »fi c h E 9*4 cli N
11.96 ch. W . 9 V, eh. - - - - - 1 1 n e r o s
T h e nald la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d « t t b e
d a te of th e Issu ance of such c e r t if
i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n , U n ieaa s n ld c e'rtlflca tc s h a l l b« r e
d e e m ed a c c o r d in g to la w tax deed
w i l l Isntic t h e r e i n ) on t h e 2nd das of
A t i g i ie l , A D. 19 24.
IV It n e s s m y o f f l r l n l s i g n a t u r e am t
s e a l t h i s t h e 25tb d a y o f J u n e . A
I>. 1924.
E A. D O U G L A S S.
C le r k C l r r u lt C o u r t . S e m i n o l e
C ou nty. F lo rid a .
( S eal)
Ity A M W E E K S , D C.
6:26 7 : 3 - 1 0 - 1 7 - 2 4 - 3 1
N o l l r r .if A p p l i c a t i o n t o r T a x D e e d
t n ilrr Nprtlnn STS o f t b e G e n
e r a l H t n t u l r . o f Ib r S t a l e of
• F lorid a.
•
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t A M.
B hepherd, p u rch a ser o f T a x C e r t io
r a t e N o 317. d a t e d t h e 61 tl d a y of
J u n e . A f! 1922, l i a s filed . a i d e r r t l h c n u - In m y o f l le e , m id h a s maiH'
a p p l l e a l l o n f o r t a x d e e d t o i s s u e In
a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Raid c e r t i f i c a t e
em br iiC e s I ho 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 s i t no tod In Rem Ip o l e cp u n t v , F lor ld it. l o - w l t i H'infRKVJ o f R U 1*
( L e s s N (4 & l o s s 165 ft. N. A H. b y
A v tlrc of A p p llea llo n (or T a i D ee*
U n d e r S e c t i o n B7Q o f t h e G e n
e r a l MlatPIra v ( t h e S l a t e o f
. F lo r id a .
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t M. E.
G sbard, purchaser of the fo llo w in g
>• T a x . C e r t i f i c a t e s , h a s filed Bald c e r ; • t I f lc u t e s In m y o f f ic e , nnd h u s m a d e
a p p l i c a t i o n f u r t a x d e e d In Is s u e In
. a c c o r d a n o a w i t h l a w . S a id c r r t l f l -c a lr a em b r a ce th* fo llo w in g d e
s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In H cm l' n o l * c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w i t : T a x 6° T w p Vi\
• C e r t i f i c a t e N o. 214, d a t e d t h e t2nd l a n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t tlm d a t e of
- d a y . o f J u n e . A. D. 1919, e m b r a c e s t h e I s s u a n c e o f s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In
t h e 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 In t h e n a m e o f U n k n o w n U n l e s s s a i d
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favorably with any in tho country. Enjoy
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d e s c r ib e d , p r » n y p a r t o r p a r c e l
surf ba thins at our wonderful ocean beaches,
: THE NEW TREATMENT FOR—SAD C0L5D|
t l o n f o r l a x d e e d t o I s s u e In a c c o r d
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s i t b a t e d In S e m i n o l e Co. F l a . L ota
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T o w n o f S a n f o r d . T h e s n ld land b e
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s u a n c e o f s u c h e e r t i n e a t e In t h e
n a m e o f G ilb ert S t o k e s . U n le s s said
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t h e r e o n o n t h o 2nd d a y o f A u g u s t .
A. D. 1934.
W i t n e s s m y o f f i c i a l s i g n a t u r e nn d
s e a l t h i s t h o ar,th day Of J u n o . A.
X). 1914.
E . A. D O U O I .A S S .
C lerk C ircu it C ourt. S e m in o le
C o u n ty , F lo rid a .
(S eal)
B y A. M. W E E K S , D . C.
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U n it e r S e c t i o n 07ft o f t b e G e n
e r a l S t a t u t e * o f t b e Ntn t* ot
F lo r id a .
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t J. En » k e r . p u r e h n e e r nt T a x C c r t l f l e a t o
N o . 39. d a t e d t h e 6 l h d a y o f J u n e . A
D. 1*32. hun n i e d s o l d c e r t i f i c a t e In
. Tho angle of his cigar docs not
, change from one convention to an
other and So J. J. Slnnbtt, here
' shown, has his cigar and his post
a t the door of the Democratic N»tianal Convention, He has boon
official dookreciwr for some year*.
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SUNSHINE BABY CHIC
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Earl Cooper, Pilot of Studebaker Special, Grooms
Car for Desperate Race at Kansas City, July 4t1i
J a c k s o n v ille
thereof.
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It Is h e r e b y o r d e r e d U i s t y o u a n d
e a c h o f y o u . b e a n d a p p e a r fiefp ro
o u r s a i d C i r c u i t C o u rt; a t t h s t^ourt
H o u s e at f i a n f o j d . F lo r i d a . a»n th o
1st d a y o f F e p t e m b s r , 1 I H , a n d t h e n
a n d t h e r e m a k e a n e w e r | o t h e b in
, 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 you*
1| n t h i s c a u s e .
I
I t Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h la
O rder o f P u b lica tio n be pu b lish ed
lit t h e A a n fo rd H e r a l d , a nearapapev
published
In
Hanford.
H em lnols
C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n e * e a c h w a c k fo#
Bring your club's and play over our new 1R
hole municipal golf course. Knjoy oar mo
tion picture houses,' boat' trips on the St.
Joh.iT, and motoring to places of interest.
Jacksonville hotels, through their JoW
summer rates, assure you of comfortable
accommodations at reasonable cost. Write
or'w in* for reservations to any of the fol,
lowing members of the Jacksonville Hotel
and Restaurant Association:
A lbert
A ragea
Jaehooa
> h a i* n o w tq
M U e r a c e nt 1
‘’roe*-
t Special f t * th« 250.
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Kurt h e r n
Sem laola
euera
t. C h a r l e s
4 1 (Jearge
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T h e Annex
V ir g in ia
W led ser j
W la d t *
M o r r lu i n V
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M’ADOO A T T A C K Indiana, S e n a t o r
O N WEDNESDAY
IS BIG SURPRISE Becomes Contender
of
N«W York G ovcr
(Continued from itage 1)
nuranco there would be no early
release of the McAdoo delegates,
"The delegations committed to
Mr. McAdoo would not accept their
release," he replied.
Would Know McAdoo 8tawt_
<‘Mr. Rockwell.” he wss .told,
‘‘that U not an answer to the ques
tion. That expresses tho httitude
of the delegations. What wo want
to know Is Mr. McAdoo's attitude In
this deadlock."
"We can’t conceive of any contingency that would even bring up
the question for consideration," was
the'm anager's amended answer.
Thera Is one sort qf “compro
mise" which tho McAdoo followers
would like to make. Thnt is a deal
by which tbeir candidate would be
named to head the ticket and Smith
aa the second man. But they have
been told Governor Smith does not
look kindly upon such a proposi
tion.'
..
And there is plenty of evidence
thaf, failing in this, Ralston is get
ting very careful consideration, not
only among the McAdeo delega
tions but at hoadauarters. There
is reason far believing that Mr.
Rockwell and Mr. McAdoo are in
pretty constant touch with Tom
Taggart of Indiana, who has pre
dicted ail along that Ralston would
be the ultimata choice.
After Mr. Rockwell ^ad issued
his /defy in the compromise proposi
tion. he was asked how long Mr.
McAdoo woufd remain in the race.
“A long, long time;"' was tho re
sponse."
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For
Nom ination
(Continued from page l) .
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McAdoo people went into WcdnMday nlght'a session attempting io
estimate what damage had boon
done to their causo by the riotous
performance of the Inte aftemoon
aokriun when William Jennings
Bryan precipitated'a tumult with
the approval of-McAdoo from the
platform. and aroused cries of
"Oil."
Effect of Bryan Incident
At first there were various pre
dictions of whnt the effect might
bo nt tho night sesnion hut when
the leaders got outside and thought
it over it became apparent that the
principal effect of the Bryan in
cident had been to solidify the
Smith forces and to spur the Mc
Adoo people on to a new effort.
To pass the 600 mark last itight
and adjourn while it was held there
was their first goal. „ They made
It. To attain a majority wob
their next goal. Whether they can
do that will be decided tetduy.
Then in the offing lies a new
threat of an attack on tho. twothirds rule after the mnjority has
been nttained. That issue remains
to be clarified. There is no nu-
■naliring the first break in the
■ York delegation and leaving
Bh for tho time being with only
■ f the W) delegates from his
How Corivention
■ state, the first impulse of the
fth zealots wus to turn vlclous..Is Balloting:
■pon the two recalcitrants.
I Roosevelt to the Rescue
(Continued from nnge I.)
L t Franklin D. Roosevelt, floor
Forty-eighth ballot: McAdoo
lager for the N?w York govbrI lifted a restraining band, 483.5; .Smith 321; Davis 70.6; Rob
kdily the explanation was shpt inson 44; Underwood 38.6; Ralston
Kugh the New York delegation.
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Forty - ninth ballot: McAdoo
■ow n comes from n hotbed of
K lux Klnnism. He is a personal 462.6; Smith 320.6; Davis 63.6; Un
■ d of McAdoo. Stuart Gibbo- derwood 42; Cox 53; Glass 26; Itnl.
■ former law partner of Me- ston 67; Robinson 46. .
B
prevailed upon him to
Fiftieth ballot: McAdoo 461.6,
H i . During the progress of 37
B s Bruwn stifled his personal Smith 320.6; Ralston 68; Robinson
^Bences and stuck to Smith. He 44; Underwood 42.6. Mississippi
^Eially obtained n release from went for Ralston on the fortyB m irn o r before deserting him. ninth.
^■d been for McAdoo for more
Fifty-first ballot: McAdoo 442.5
■ eight years. Weren’t his
^ks almost torn from him in Smith 328; Davis 67.5; Cox 65; Un
Brancisco four years ago when derwood 43; Ralston 63; Glass 25
Btempted to take tho New Robinson 43; Ritchie 16.5; trover
■ standard into a demonstra- nor Davis 2; Walsh 2.5; Owen 4
Saulsbury 6.
B o r McAdoo T
B in has played political ball
V McAdoo for 12 years. Me- MANY PLAN TRIPS
B, when secretory of the treas■ appointed him internal rev- AND PICNICS FOR
I Collector for the old Second
Hct with huadquartcra at Al- FOURTH OF JULY
I . Irwin, luyal enough to
Ih but with a political obligaI to discharge, »indicated ' he
Id have to leave the ryovcftior ]
k few ballots and be counted ,
IlcAdoo. Tremendous pressure j
■ been brought upon him, for '
■final drive of the McAdoo <
I s was impending. He would t
I back to Gov. Smith after u i
■ballots.
i
Ice the positions of Brown and i
k wero reveuled. their irati- r
plate* on the New York dele, s
|>n quit referring to them as i
Iters” and "klansmen."
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I Smith's Only Comment
J
lytrnor Smith’s only comment t
I,‘‘I have repentetlly nnnouivt>d
I any delegate that doe,s not t
I to vole for me is at liberty v
lupport thd candidate of his 1
[e. There ure pot unit rules t
ing my supjtorters. They are «
I agents."
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l»e governor .seejned satisfied 1
I the results of the third day 1
Mlloting. When adjounrment *
I taken for dinner he checked «
bn the tabulations arid dietov- t
I that McAdoo bad only 12 1-2 1
p more than he received on tho
I ballot while hia own column *
►ed him to have obtained 80 4
F more than were recorded for 1
Iwnen the first roll was called. I
pith appeared to look forward I
tomorrow's session of tho con- ‘
lion with expectation of lively *
happening!. Those ‘
it him explained the 'Smith *
Over Ninety Percent of
PTa were all set for an offen- 1
I calculated to lift U.e Siplth ,
Childish Ailments
I into the 600 column,
prman E. Mack, national com- J
Come From Indigestion
leeman and contact man for *
|n , characterized McAdoo's J
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v — W . L. Hand,
PiT*
to drive a wedge •
l , “ l®-aBled opposition to him *
Indigestion. in children, should be
P® Cal fomlan’a last dying ;
but a very temporary condition. Yet
while it luta, it congest* the liver am
P* i? i ^ *nt* ot^er Smith lead- J
(united in the opinion that Col. *
bowel*, breed* gems and fills the blooi
with poisons that are the cause of many
57*. ^passioned appeal for '
tooo would ultimately hurt the 1
(roubles.
Lfotnlan more than a knife 1
Children's ailments develop suddenly,
Mf in the hack.
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.without much wanting, but yield just
os quickly to proper treatment. By aiT
m*nner in which )
muitaneous cleansing action of aiomach,
Pmita fallowing stood up while. *
liver and bowels, my Liv-o-Iax, a pleas,
Pjjaippi, Oklahoma "fnd a scat- 1
ant-tasting liquid remedy, gives thq
ll*
. delegate! from other ‘
quick relief that mothers seek, ahd if
y* Bocked to the McAdoo itan- f
saves the use of calomel and castor oil,
r
icientiy tested them for *
Just one trial will convince. Cat a
prTow*a expected .Smith spurt. '
30c bottle. Children love Liv-odag and
[*, ***
view of their floor
M fk
mothera will be delighted with iu quick
action.
P ja York*™ Not to Blame
,
r* ufw York delegation was
R®."We for none of the tumult
Eg*™1*! ^y Cot Bryan's sp- .
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Is located on the South end of Sanford. At the fork in the road, now known as Gihderville.
Instead of taking the road to the right that goes to Orlando, take the hard road stretch, Our
place is less than two miles from the city limits and dose io other sub-divisions that have been
developed and whose owners get as high as $600.00 per lot.
See Us Before It Is Too Late
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(o nnawer hia hecklers
Drill of Company “D” 124th Inf., w
called off for Friday night, July-4th, ac
count legal holiday.
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Rooms 515-516 First National Bank Bldg
Phone 362
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THE SANFORD HERALD. THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1921..
ft
HOfiE SPRINGS ETERNAL
CONVENTION
SIDELIGHTS
\
No Nominee In Sight.
8PKCIAL NOTICB1 .All obliuwy
notices, cards of thanks. rSsolailons
■and notice# of entertainments where
charges nrt made will be charged
far at regular advertising rates.
MRMlIKIt TIIK ASSorlATI'I) PHKM
The Associated Press Is exclus
ively entitled to the use for repuhllcatlon of all hews dispatches
credited to It or not otherwise cred
ited In this paper and also the local
news published herein. AH right* of
rrpubllcallun of special dispatches
herein are alao rcearved.
THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1914
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
THE BURDEN BEARERiCaat
thy burden upon the Lord, and Ilo
fcV
shall austan thee: He shall never
| f c ' suffer the righteous to bo moved.—
»tm 66:22.
AWAKENING SOUL
I
Fly hence, shadows, thnt do keep
Watchful sorrows, charmed in
sleep!
Though the eyes be overtaken,
Yet the heart doth ever waken
Thoughts, chained up in busy
Ha
snares
Of continual woes nnd enres;
Love and griefs nre so cxpreM,
As they rather sigh than rest.
Fly hence, shadows, that do keep
Wkthful sorrows, charmed in
sleep.
, , „ ,
—John Ford
A hair-cut is another
progress.
sign
of
It’s a wise vendor who knowB
his bananas.
■ H
i m m has flopped from
Appley&rd
Ralston to Underwood.
a ■Q------- —
V Daytona is going after summer
tourists and as a result the hotels
there are well filled.
-------- o-------There’s no reason why a poodle
dog Shouldn’t make an excellent
powder puff.
ItcttombleB Baseball CHiiif.,'
Florida housewives trying to put on a fetv extra frills j
Dr. Murphee Lxuded.
will ask for Irish-made orange marmalade, California honey,
Ilrynn Hissed nnd Booed.
and Italian guava jelly.
.Nor is The Herald telling this with the usual idea of
By It. L. DEAN
pointing shame at the Florida citizen who does not patronize
Editor The Sanford Herald
home industries. The Herald has been thinking, since it THE CONVENTION, like thu
heard of the big sale made by oho Florida grocery firm last needless Alexandrine, is drng^
winter of Irish marmalnde, that jt might be right good bus King its slow length alongpockctbooks by the
iness to urge further patronage of the enterprising Irish wjio wounded
score are forcing the delegates
probably send to America for the oranges out o f which they to rctflrn home ami leave alter
make the marmalade to send back to Florida.
nate* to cast the votes. The for-Florida has long been strangely lethargic in its attitude ty-second ballot was reached last
night nnd apparently the Demo
toward the manufacture of citrus fruit products. It has n crats
are no nearer a nominee than
few factories thnt are doing well. These factories advertise they were
a week «?o. True, Mctheir products in a limited way. But the state as a whole Adoo crossed the coveted 600 mark
is not known for extensive canning industries. We would last night, but there are yet over
wager thnt Irish housewives do hot go into Dublin grocery 200 votes needed for his norm nostores nnd insist upon being.sold: Florida orange marmalade. \ ^ y \ t ™m°lng ‘from.*"™ W‘Cr°
And it would not be Irish patriotism that would prevent. The THE
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Irish housewife, trying to put on frills, just hasn’t the oppor* developed Into something vcyy slmtunity to buy Florida canned goods in her local shops. They ilar to a baseball game in which a
pitcher’s duel is trying the patience
are not on sale there.
of the fans. For perhaps seven or
Within the next twenty years, Florida’s business sense eight innings it’s three men up
will more generally come to life. Twenty years hence, The and three men down with unvnrymonotony. Then suddenly sevHerald believes, there will be canning Industries extensive j ing mono!
enough to put Florida in the forefront as a>manufacturing.
state. Florida marmalade, Florida jellies and jnms nnd pre-1 ruur ntM, hnts f)y xhi5 m4y bo
serves, yes, nnd Florida honey products, will occupy places, nf : followed by a triple play which
honor on the shelves of the best shops throughout the c iv il-1you would Kindly have suffered a
for three year* to see.
ized world. It seems to take time for Florida tu get started. sunstroke
CHAIRMAN WALSH cnlls the
But it is getting ready to begin, nil right.
convention to order. “The secre
-------- -— o------------tary will call the roll for the thir
ty-eighth
ballot."
’’Alabama"
t shouts the secretary. "Alabama
[ has 24 votes for Oscar Underwood"
! repties a delegate from thut state
Th« self-helped man has t hard job. He has to
! with perfectly consistent intonathink: there ia no work harder than thinking: the
1tion. Then “Arkansas," cries the
majority question that statement because they tin
j secretary, still placing the accent
not think. He has to deny himself present desires to
j on both first two syllables. And
so it goes oh down the line.
reach further goals: people want what they want
HUT THIS IS THE thirty-eighth
when they want it; therefore they regard all selfballot,
and Bryan wants to speak.
discipline ns hardship. He has to lay deep founda
When Florida is reached he asks
tions for future growth: but people want shade-trees
the chairman for permission to
the first Bedson und giant oaks in a single summer:
cxplnin his vote. The question is
put to the delegates and unani
they forget that ns high ns the branches spread in
mous consent is given. His first
the nir, so deep must the roots spread in the earth.
few remarks dealing with Demo
Self-help means alertness? People .don’t like to
cratic generalities nre greeted
keep alert, they want someone to do it for them;
with applause. But ltrynn wants
to illustrate his principles and he
they like to doze along in comfort. Alertness is part
launches into personalities, but he
of the price, and those who prefer undisturbedness
criticised no one. He only pays
to alertness, can got it. Most of them do get it.
high tribute to Florida. He de
clares
Murphree as aide n man
Henry Ford said that. And Henry Ford has a right to as the Dr.
Democratic party possesses
say things like that because he knows.
for the presidency, lie pays trib
I11 the same article from which those paragraphs are ute to the South. He recommends
taken, Mr. Ford expresses earnest disapproval of propagand Josephus Daniels nnd Senator Rob
ists who try to show that present-day opportunities are less inson of Arknnsns.
AT THE MENTION of each of
plentiful than the opportunities offered in previous genera i these
men the galleries show their
tions. He cites the same attitude twenty-five years ago. I breeding and are disrespectful
Men in those days, ho says, were bewailing the disappearance enough, but when Bryan's list is
of opportunity, and yet opportunities like volcanoes opened concluded with McAdoo, the boos,
hisses and cat-calls from the gal
at their feet.
leries are ample evidence thnt the
The chief trouble, Mr. Ford thinks, is that people have missing 2,000 tickets went to the
the wrong notion of what opportunity is. ‘They think," he slums of New York. Bryan had
says, “opportunity is something nicely wrapped up and laid much to say to the delegates and
30 minutes to say it in, nnd
on their plato, something handed to them already finished." only
the galleries did their best to de
And isn’t that the case in most of the instances of fail stroy most ut. Uii*> tinw.-wiib wild
ure you have observedT The young man loafing in the cool riiPRht nnd tUfMtub.' Tnd'flefcgitte*
drink stand, frittering away his days, bewailing the lack of were courteous und considerate
Opportunity Always Found If Sought
Dan Dobb Says l
If , a new 1stenographer profit
by her mistakes she would be ric
No woman is as had as she 1q<j
to n cynic. *
We are getting ready, for
plane traffic. Many of our t0, l
i;i’oni to be built for it.
Laughing- n't n woman coot
over a hot stove, is about n»
ns jumping down s volcano.
Benuty nnd brains seldom g0|
gethor because bulb nre sek
needed.
t*
lo w O lK O r fffc '1
N-
V
Many people nre already wit his
this would hurry up and be the
summer.
~ DISCUSS
Q A w e sP ^ -^
The old village store which mJ
everything in the world has mors'
to town und calls itself n drui
store.
r>CN
v*
Astronomers claim it is a
1. Now
cool on tlie ____
moon.
Now,. llni>„
doe.m’U hJ
beat the world ?
ir nil the June brides put thAl
; fir*t bricuit* together we cuull
build HDinv excellent roads
//AG06
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p£A ce
Thinking is u great pnstime. fij
a
CrufCf: PE
0 you don't do it riirht it will ^
you into lots qf trouble.
'V ^ r
A calamity is when a lazy m«l
gets stung in the seat of the pa„B
m> he can’t sit down,
1
PfeACC
re lie f
Water may be kept cool by tn l
mg to tmii it quickly when the c J
is bad.
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Monday was wash dny once. NoI
1 it is the day we get the list
I killed nnd injured in Suiulaj kct|
| denies.
L O V E
BALTIMORE EVENING SUN
Tri-re is a belief, common the , for chats with Bill, hut he spends i
world over, that man loves n dog. 1no money and Bill's cordiality be-]
The truth is that man loves ndoru-Iconics increasingly forced. In the |
tion when he thinks he is loving the end they nre estranged. Bill no
dog. if he should enter the yard J longer culls John n friend, for we [
The little girl down the street
of a stranger and the world's prim got our living from our1 friends
says she bps two suitors and four
build ig should leap from the steps
But surely a man truly loves the 1
of the stranger's house nniL np- wife of his bosom. Well, yes; moil
"dark horses."
---------o--------pruach him with wagging lail and men do, after a fashion. But con- ,
The bulkhending of Lake Monroe
weliMlning whines of delight, he ! aider the case of! Henry. He lovi s
and the' construction of the boule
would stoop to pat the animal' 4 his wife, hut he loves her because
vard will piny a Inrge part in mak
head nnd worry its ears nnd he she keeps his house in order, mentis
ing Sanfprd a tourist city.
would interpret the purring of his his clothes, attends nnd trains his
— ——o———
vanity ns love for the humble children, fondles him, feeds his
Some men’s idea of a home is a
creature at his feet; hut if the dog vanity by listening to his boastings,
place where he has someone to
should get to its feet and growl a nurses him, feeds him, pets him,
blame for having- a hole in hi*
warning or advance with obvious (entertains him. Now let her make'
intent to discournge his visit, he j an end of this business nnd devote
socks.
would reach for his hip pocket and ] herself wholly to interests outside
Calvin Coolldge wili. be fortysay; "Now start something, you t his home. How long will Henry's
two years old on Friday, July
ugly brute and I’ll fill you with love be lavished upon her?
Fourth. It’s u shame that he
little hides that wUl let the broeses • Job,1 you will remember, loved ^
wdn’t be able to.celebrate hi* next
through.”
bis God and remained loyal through !
one In the White House.
Such is the love of Bill for John all adversity. But how many van- '
for him to “make a strike," is usually a young man | a‘; 7 “«hr;
!
1l,m hn!t » -t0™
J"hn i* «..«■ <»f quished nations have help public |
Perhaps If the convention was 1 chances
waiting
for
some
agency
outside
of
himself
to
make
success
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r,‘w
m
Ni
w
Jrr#py
0,,J
0,110
wc‘
willingness
to
j
hi"
"«»*
liberal
patrons.
At fre- meetings to thank God for Hist
tions showed then
moved to some other city it would
intervals John drops in to sit mercies? And what righteous mun,
be possible for the delegates to got in life possible for him. The young man and the young wo listen to what Mr. liryun had t,, 1 fluent
on a counter and chat. Bill has being deprived of the fortune in
together on some patlafactory can- man, the middle-aged man and the middle-aged woman who say.
many friends, but he prizes Joh'ii which he delighted, will keep hri
WALSH
SHOWED
an
element
/d«at4. ’
whine about absence of opportunity for them to make any
more
than any other. Then a new mind free of the idea that Li<>H was]
of
weakness
in
not
adjourning
the
.
.. t -------- o------opens across the street, of-Mn some obscure way to blame fo r1
Now that the water works plant thing worthwhile out of life, are people without creative convention to another nnd impar store
ferlng a little better goods for e. the loss?
has been acquired by the city, many spirit or people who haven’t the stamina to get out and work tial city, for his efforts to main little
money, and John begins' “For better or worse” is n large)
tain order were futile, ll was nec to do less
are awaiting some notion to be for what they want.
his
buying there. Months bargain for a man who is ninety
essary
for
Hiyun
to
continue
taken regarding the purchu.se of
As Ford correctly puts it, there is no work harder than
pas# and he continues to drop i n ‘nine per cent selfish.
speaking
while
I
he
galleries
rocked
the electric light plant.
thinking. Real thought is just about the syareeat thing in with shouts of derision, it was in
The office of The Herald will re America today. Thut is why opportunities, too, seem less teresting fact, however, that he
main open on the Fourth of July to plentiful. People who use their heads can always find nppor- could be heard almost ns plainly
as the uverage speaker could when
furnish information regarding the ‘unity. People who use their heads can attain success.
tier fee l silence was maintained.
Democratic convention and the
MIAMI HERALD
—— i------0-------- -----Whatever may be the final result
progress of balloting.
WHEN IN THE course of human events, it becomes nec of Uryun’fr effort to save the party
One cf the excuses given for the man inclined to violent crime. The
A1 Smith can be judged by the essary for one people to dissolve the political bonds which thu fact remains that McAdoo'* •ontuiuisl sale of firuratns with
criminal almost invariably "has the
calibre of his supporters and es have connected them with another, and to assume among the vote jumped 66 on the next ballot
mch freedom as prevails in tins jump" on the proposed victim. Ho
pecially by the class of. noise- powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which and on the fortieth it rose to
until 1 y is that the public must not
makers he always seems to have in
the laws of nature and of nature's God entitle them, a decent which is high water mmk so far. ie deprived of thu right to defend is usually more quick and certain
the convention hall.
with his gun, und any indication on
respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should
tsulf against crooks. Theroetically , ihe part of a citi
citizen thnt he pos;•
An increase of about two hun declare the causes which impel them to the separation.— CLEVER BEATITUDES
likely to lead to u
OF
WESTERN
EDITOR
tul
reasoning,
but
in
reuses
11
gun
is
lil
his
is
soon
dred percent over June of last year Thomas Jefferson.
shooting which might not other
tetual
fact
the
public
*
would
gen•was made in the amount of building
--------------(>------------(Vilas County. Wi«., News)
wise tnke place.
pbrmlta issued for June of 1924.
“Blessed are the unerchunts who -rally lie better defended if it were
An indication of thu advantage
YESTERDAY THE GREATEST question was decided advertise
And the building activity of San
because they believe in not nrmed.
1
which
criminal bus is given in
ford has hat'dly begun.
which was ever debated in America; and a greater perhaps it and in their business; for thi-ir There is not, in times of peace, 1 u recentthecase
A l>olico
in fjt. Louis. A
X*"A
<„* "l;!**"*'
■■■'€>
never was nor will be decided umong men A resolution was prosperity shnll increase many even one lcgilimu.e use for rovolv- [lioutenant who was recognized as a
Tbe fellow who is always remind
era or any kind o.' firearm thnt can ]crack shot was killed by a negro
ing you that he isn't an "angel" passed without one dissenting colony, that those United Col fold.
"Blessed are the country corres >e hidden atiout the person, unless whom he was seeking to arrest,
onies
are,
nnd
of_righl
ought
to
be,
free
and
independent
BU,
M
la>»
he
wouldn't
be
enught
but that
pondents, who send in their well- they should be needed by police of- while he was drawing his gun. The
doing aomc things that others are, States.—John Adardk.
written items every week; for the ficers. In England small arms are negro hud a second's start on him
• doesn’t do them because he hasn t
funic of their friendly iivin!ibur- not carried even by police. It is and look the desperate chance of;
the opportunity.
houtls .ehall "o abroait in the land. very doubtful whether guns are of beating him to the draw. All the
“Hlessed is the woman who great use in the average operation quickness ami skill of the officer ns
They ought to use a little base
sends
in a written account of u of the police in tliis or any country. n marksman did not save his life.
ST.
PETERSBURG
TIMES
ball. strategy in the convention,
party or wedding; for she shall xre
If the manufacture and sale of ‘ A case of this kind indicates bow
walkithe heavy alugKcrs for awhile
details of the function und the revolvers could he absolutely pre helpless the average person is in a
vain dis the
and/ian the weak hitlers. At lenst
Amidlthe turbuletil activities of .Lion the excuse for
names of her guests correctly re vented there would be far fewer contest with a criminal. The ;*>»that 'would get u little nearer the the Democrat:^ National .Convcn- , piny o( worldly eloquence ro
use und ported.
crimes of violence. As long as they session of a revolver does not often
tiorr, which stands pt-rttft'p* unpar- jjjj
j,0 *ulj. And doub t not,
nomination.
*• »• *
"Blessed uro those who do not
so freely available to criminals euve life. It may, in fact, be a
■. . O n1 - —♦ •
railed In history ijt acrimonious | n)any zn earnest prayer w.
went up expect the editor to know every- arc
TheMJtjlted Staten last year madol differences of opinions .and objects in thankfulness for William W. thing, but who cull up and tell hint the public naturally feels entitled menace.
to their use and possession. This is
The criminal feels himself fortiover thiee-fifths' of the world’s pig among its delegates, an Incident Porter.
whenever an interesting event oc
even though limy are rurely •fled by the possession of u gun.
Iron from which gteel is manufac occurred during one of its session#
As waa altogether proper, nnd to curs to them; for thev shall have a true
of Use to the public.
' Many times he would not attempt
tured. In one -month recently which carries with it u lesson, Im bo expected, where the convention newsv paper in their town.
crime if he was unarmed. There
Americans made almost as much mediate ill its good effects, and delegate# represented #uch variety
The
fact
of
the
matter
is
that
the
"Blessed arc they who get their averagtf citizen, even though urm-^ should be found some- way to corn
pig Iron aa*was mado in the entire which might with profit be ponder of religious convictions, each day
copy
in
early;
for
they
shall
octu.
year lBdl.
ed by all.
jthc chaplain for that day has been py a warm place in the editoi’^s ed, is helpless In k contest with apletly abolish the small arm.
----r°------Of the Incident the New York 1chosen from u different religious heart.
The merchant or business house Evening World says:
1denomination to open the exerciso?
“Hlcased are all those who cou
which doesn’t show a big Increase
Chairmun Walsh made attempt* with an invocation, the first day operate with thu editor in his ef
over the business transacted a year every few minutes from eleven to this office having been filled by
ago is slipping. The progressive tlcVen-twenty a. m. to get quiet. Cardinal Hayes, of the Roman forts in behalf of thu community;
TITUSVILLE STAR-ADVOCATE
concern la going after new business There was all tha time an much Catholic Church, and since thnt for their town shall b« known far
and
wide
as
a
good
plucu
in
which
and t Is , continually .reporting racket os there waa during tho low time by ministers of various de
-to live.'*<
^ __4 _r»_jF' The. real significance of Indei terpretatlon of the economy of the
enormous pains,
,
spots In yeaterday’a McAdoo war nominations, the
prayers, of
pendence Day comes from an un Universe. This was their lofty,
dance.
(course, being offered for practicwise, and noble understanding
Contemporary
Comment
derstanding of its .meaning, a re and
Bowden and Appleyard made no
Tammany leaders went up into, ally the same purpose, and being
of
thu
justice of the Creator to His
friends by desortipg McAdoo anJ the top galleries and pleaded with listened to and amened by the thouIn Chicago the cops located a futation of what the Fourth of creatures."
supporting Sniltfc--. and Ralston. the excited rooters to "give A1 a sands present, but It remained for bandit
calling him over thi July stands for in American hisAmericans today muy well pon
Floridans both at home and at chance to get put In nomination." Mr. Porter to bring the matter of ihone, by
proving there is no safety torjr,1
der carefully the expressions of
tending tbe convention are dis
_ .
r __
t„ „ „ n prayer to the taking part in it of n telephone numbers.—Harrisburg
No child should be permitted to these great men who gave years
gusted with the actions of these
individual, and of obeying the
thought und effort to the form
nhotia man lariod, U*u,
be jnjunc^on 0f Jcsiis to “when ye Patriot. 4
two men.
grow
up with the Idea that the of
ing
of our national ideal* and who
Gongta All Hera.’
. - > *** ——
— o*
rray, pray after this manner," all
Condemned murderer spends time
It may be necessary yet for the * This chorus ended in with A* joining in The Lord^s Prayer, the writing poetry, aay* * New York Fourth Is the day we all take a wrote these ideals into the two
invention to move to another Smith. Hmith, Smith," in short
prayer In which Jew nnd news item, which suggests that lu- vaeaUoii ant) try to see how much rost basjc documents of our civic
(e-^ h e Declaration of Independpendr to finish its work. New York staccato barks.
Gentile, Protestant and Catholic. is going from bad to verse ■ noise wq can make.
Rother,
every
school
child
shouldence
nnd
the
Constitution
a
1 tho
1 demonstrated that it is no citv
But at' last, along about eleven Ku Klux Klan and antt-Klen, could
be. able to quote from memory the’ United States.
conventions of this kind. It will Wenty-rive, Mr. Walsh had his all wholeheartedly Jolo, since It Is Washington Post.
Tho Declaration of Independence
a long time before another big way. He got it by
And so our ancestors worshiped essential part of that immortal
the the
y Introducing
in
I universal prayer, which "cover*
declares tha doctrines of equality,
~political convention will select the chaplain
carved bones. We know a duili Declaration of Independence:
__ ____ ot
__ the aay,
W. every human m
aay. William .W.
need."
"We hold these truths to be self- liberty and that n government de
big city s* a mect.ng place.
> Porier, C, S. B-. of Dm Board.of. And, it may be noted that gradu- gentleman who mldresaet fervent
evident, that all men are created rives Rs Just powers from the con
- - ■ o’ '
petitions
to
a
pair
of
bones
even
Lectureshlp'of the Christian Scl- ^jj]y things at the convention are
, , j y for America" yelled a fpce Church.* . Mr. Torter, pUcid, becoming rooraharmoniqus.
now.—San Francisco Chronicle, i equal, that they are endowed by sent .of the governed.
their Creator with certain inalien
Equality means fraternity, broth
of ringside sportsman at ‘he aqua re-jawed, big-Volcpd. did a
The ,ncidi;nt# together with the
• . . The resources of law ami able rights, that among these are erhood, fair-dealing, exclusion of
'limit between Tommy Glb- wonderful thing, P
incident of the Lord> Prayer, fol order In a civilised community con Life, Liberty and the pursuit of no one from public benefits be
rgea Carpentler when
"My dear*friends." h« said, “we lowed by William Jennings Bryan’s siwsys b* made to cope With de*. Happiness. That to secure these cause of race or poverty or lowly
successfully checked
will spend a few minutes in silent prayer in tba committee room, and Derate crime. Organization UaA rigjbis, Governments are instituted birth. It does not mean social
prayer and we drill then; in unison, its immediately harmonising effect ■bePmet
organization. Men
® . with organization.
■ ■de■ among men, deriving their Just equality or equality of wealth or
repeat the Lord’s Prayer.'*
r
■ in that body, emuhaaiae t^a. truth Urmined can be as resolute andI rAr** power* from the consent of the equality pt inherent ability.’; The
*
governed.’’
• 'Those who have learned twdreed of the Bible injunction 1 “In all marseUxs as tl
Declaration referred to
to poll
political
.thu word*
in wljich soma good taea of Thy Wavw Acknowledge Him, And through
col
TintOr.
make a convention.InVo:a. He shall Direct Thy ‘Paths.
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T H E S A N F O R D IIE R A M >, T H U R S D A Y , J U t Y
3, 1924
uamo rrogram
Office 148,
Social
Calendar
Stadium concert.
^ n x s - c o u r i c r Jourhnl Louis-
WJZ—New'York* (•»>&) 9-11 n.
P r o g r a ^ T ju ly 3
W
7:3°'9 P‘ *
(Courtesy of Radio Digest)
KHJ—Los Angelas (305) 8 dr«roAByIA.*,,oi
a iChestrm* 8:45 children; 10 orcheaIVSR—Atlanta Journal (420) 8 . j j rR vocal, dance.
MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, gpclfttv Editor.
-Phone:-R*st-42& ■g . organ; 10:45: Flowac-Anderson . WQI—Medford (900) 6 B»g Bnjtor-t,
„ ’ mt r , • | ther dub; 5:30 talks; 0:16 muWGR—Chicago Nows (447.6) 5 ' „jca|
organ; 5:30 orchestra;• 7 nature
WMC—Memphis
Commercial
*l,u‘Jn 7j80 ^
tnlk! 8 Knrdon Appeal (600) 8:30 program.
U,^ , S :1B^ U*,C_ .. .
WLAG— Minneapollji-St.
Pau!
(3M ) 2:f r’ hf!,m.cr' <dl7) 7:30 farm lectures.-'James L. Wells, 700 Magnolia Ave- makers; 6)30 orchestra,
Frank McNeil' will spend th«
solos; M 5
CKAC-M ontwal (4 2 5 )’ 7 conMr. nnd Mrs.’ I. D.' Mnrtpi and
,
-- ■
.\
•.
week-end at Daytona- Bench.
Mrs. Clyde Ilyrd and children^ lullaby; 9c 15 quartet; midnight Ccrt.
Andrew Cnrraway left the first
of the week fo: points in New have returned homo after a pleas
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. K. Sessions will Jersey, later going to Maine.
Tuesday
*
' Bridge Club; Hostess spend the week-end in Jackson
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Ritchie haVo
'¥ / Roumiilat, Palmetto ville, the guests of friends.
returned to Sanford after n ' ten
Thursday
Oils Cobh was among those in
Kathleen Orlando Wednesday attending to days visit to Hollywood.
honoring
Hostess Julia Lalng, 200 business.
Mrs. C. A. Betts left Tuesdny
rc.,"4 p. m; *
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Russell spent for points in Georgia to visit rela
Wednesday in Orlando, combining tives. returning to Sanford in the
full.
business and pleasure.
r
ant visit of two ‘weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wey,
of Arcadia.
m., Democratic convention; 2-0 p.
% sti*± !rcfcr!afcM .
so lad, pianist,'orchestra, .sports;
- WFI— Philadelphia (305) 4 talk;
4:30 brehestra; 0 talk; 0:05 dance.
VVDAR—Philadelphia (305 ) 5:30
VVCAE— Pittsburgh (402) 4:30
music; '5:30 story; 7:30 music; 9
KDKA—Pittsburgh’ (320) 5:30 « «
Children; 6 garden talk; 7 patriot- £ «
Ic; D concert.
KGW— Portland (492) 10:15
studio; 12 d»nc«.
KPO—S*n Francisco (423) .9 or- *
chestrn;; 10 band; 12 band. ;
'j
WGY—Schenectady (880) «:*5
library night.
'
W B ^ S V rfS jd l'eld ^ S a tf^ con
cert; 5:30 bedtime; 5:40 orchestra.
KStV-St. Loais Post-Dispatch
(540) 8 orchestra. i
WCUD—Zip’n (345) 7 musical
Mrs. I). C. Landers relumed
Wednesday from Cartersvllle, Ga.,
where sho spent the nnst throe
weeks most pleasantly with her
mother, Mrs. T. A. McCleskey.
SATURDAY
ish War Veterans
ic Will Be Held
Mr, nnd Mrs. Kdwaid Higgins
nnd fnmily leave today for Dnytc'p"
nn Bench to spend toe summer.
Mr. artil Mrs. R. F. Cooper will
Miss Sara Warren E asterly will
George
Berman,
of
New
York,
HisOni annunl picnic of the apend the Fourth at DeLeon is stoppling at the Valdes Hotel b« their guest for the week-end. .
Springs.
■ War Veterans will be held
for a few dnys combining business
Mrs. George Shipp returned
■ year at the home of Mr.
Frank Harden, of Tampa, ’
Wednesday from Wayrross, Gh.,
and pleasure.
where she accompanied her hus
■ s . W. B. Ballard in Altn- arrive today to be the guest
B All Spanish War veterans, friends for several dnys.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Williams, band who went to the Atlantic
■ nilies aro invited to attend
and family,a ml Mr. and Mrs. Tony Const IJne Hospital for treatment.
Rneford Brooks and Mrs!”
K affiliated with the local
Pitchford will spend the Fourth at
air. anu airs. it. A. Newmnn, Mr.
B r not. The picnic held last Hardy will spend the Fourth
nnd Mrs. S. Pulcston and Mr. and
■ of July a) the same place Daytona Beach.
Hisses Ann Lee, AIHe nnd Ruth
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher will motor to Gillon'und
■ ch n big success that it is
Olive Lezetto leave this
Daytona Bench this afternoon to nfterm-oiw^ii
Miss Annie Low Moseley, of Mr. a
■ that it will be duplicated
spend the week-end
Beach
Hotel.
Soperton,
Gn.,
is
visiting
her
siswill
1
Bear, comrades from three
at,
Dnyii-na
Bench,
the guests of
I ing tl
K attending. The Bnllurds ter, Mrh. A. H, Hume rick.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
N.
F.
I-ezctte.
R. W. Griffith nnd E. W. MilH■ a special invitation to all
—----| Bench
ken, Jr., of the Gntfith-Milliken
Buddy Rnscoe, of DeLnnd, w
B , as they are providing the
Mrs. It. ..I. Holly, Misses May
the guest of friends here Wedn
Kiurlloux.
Mr. and Mrs, J. S. Howard, Sher Co., whose offices are in Hunting- « ami Mildred Holly, ami Miss Irma
day afternoon.
wood nnd Wyman Howard will ton, W. Va. nnd Sanford, have ar i Smith left this morning for Dayspend the week-end ut Meihn, the rived in the city for several dnys. j tons Beach where they will be the
Mr nnd Mrs. Emmett McCall guests of friends.
of the Clarendon Hotel.
Mrs. Forrest I-ake, Miss Sarltn guesti
and Mrs. Lee Connelly will spend
Missus Mildred Holly nnd Irma
the Fourth at Daytona Bench.
S. G. Fordhum, of Live Oak, I-nke, Walter Connelly, ti. W. Smith will enter the Beauty Con
spent Wednesday in the city on Spencer, Edward Patterson and test on tile Fourth.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Hnmerick and Miss business, stopping nt the Monte Bill Moye will ho a cong.-niu! par
ly spending the woek-end at Day
redding that comes ns a sur- Annie Is>w Moseley will motor to zuma Hotel.
PLEASE NtlTE
tona Beach.
to a host of friends in Snn- the Beach to spend the Fourth.
n that of Pierce Griffin, of
If you do not receive your elec
IL S. White, of Sylvnnia, Gn., is tric,
■ty, and Miss Ethel Borland,
gas and water lull by third of
spending
several
dnys
in
Sanford,
Krtfonl, Ala.
the month, please phone 27, or enll
the
guest
of
his
son.
Before
re
■ young couple rode over to
21H East First Street nnd we
turning to his home Mr. White at
■ a Wedncsduy afternoon and
will lx* glad to send or give you
will
visit
Miami
and
other
points
Frederick
Rines
will
be
the
■tarried by the judge, rcturnanother one.
of interest in Florida.
week-end guest of Gordon Hrisaon
■ Sanford In the night.
■ Griffin was visiting her nt his home at Daytona Reach.
Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Moblry, Mr.
M It. Norton, of Birmingham,
■M erlin Bledsoe at his home
Mrs. I). P. Drummond nnd Mrs Ala., is tin- guest of the Valdez and Mrs. A. J*. Connelly, Miss Mar McCRORY STORM S E L L S
IB ry Avenue at the time of
Harry H. l-cwis motored to Orlun Hotel while in tin- city attending tha Fo*. Miss Georgia Mobley
WILDROOT
^mringe.
and Frank Chase will be a con
to business.
SBlriffin is the only son of do Wednesday afternoon.
genial party spending (the Fourth _ Thu McCrary 5 and 10 cent
■ Mrs. K. L. Griffin, of this
J. D. Bruce, of Pulntkn, was n
esley Its pry. of -.Savannah, ut Daytona Beach.
[Mil has n host of friends who
Stan: 1ms just received new
^Bhiug him every marital business visitor to Sanford Wed- i with the Hutton Engineering ComMr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Brown,
Mnrstack
of Wildroot lmir tonic
nesduy, stopping nt the Valdez Ho- patty, is spending several ilnvs in
tel.
the city, the guest of the Valdez thu Jennie Mae and James, Jr., re- and Wildroot liquid shampoo
l turned Tuesiln yfroln an extended as advertised in national
- ----Hotel.
motor trip to points in Georgia,
and Mrs. Jtobort ,F.d.oytl, of
—-— —
Da^ona Bench, spent Wednesday
Mrs. John L. Moody, of ljike Miss Pauline Reeves, of Ashhurn, magazines.—Adv.
in the city, the guests of the Mon- Jem. spent Wednesday in the city Gn., aeeompunicd them home and
texuinn Hotel.
shopping. While in the city she will he the guest of he rcoustn,
I Jennie Mae Brown, for a mon th. ++■!•❖ •>+++*>•>++* + <•♦+ + -J-++ + +
-------| was tile guest of friends.
”
Mr.
nnd
Mrs,
W.
E,
Betts
mo-------■ James Ridge entertained toted to Winter Garden Tuesday
Mr. nnd Mrs.*Victor Check are
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spurting and
■lolia Bridge Club Tuesday where they were the guests of re I- family.
spending the week end at the
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
I.
T.
St
ringIon honoring Mrs. Dontzel ntives.
tr and baby will spend the Fourth Ocean View Hotel nt Coronado
rd. a bride of June.
Beach. Mr. Cheek will remain for
| lovely new home of Mrs.
the summer. Mrs. Che* *> w-U
Mrs.
Alice
Peters
und
Margaret
I was uttarctively decorated nnd Jack Peters left recently f o r
Mr nnd Mrs. A. H. Gartrell and spend week-ends there. She will
ases of many-colored zinnias, QiitLuma fo vimt e/rp»tul# , Jur Jaughtcr.
of Atlanta, are spending spend tile rust of thu time in Sun-,
r ehjhylhg n game oPbrldke sonui time.'
Several
days
in Sanford, tile ford watching the builders of their
s found that Mrs. Arthur
new home on Elm Stn-cl.
guests
of
the
Montezuma
Hotel,
■s>4
* + -y-M- -fr4-■}.++■4--.'-;-+*+•>
rd held high and was given
Mrs.
Ed
want
Belts
(
Mrs.
C.
E.
miful teapot. Ruth Gillon Stufforii and Mrs. Howard Harris
H S. Pond. Bob Dodson and
:d u set of talde numbers formed a party motoring to Orlan
Glenn Wunbish left this morning
iv. M r s , Stafford was pre- do Wednesday afternoon.
for Daytona Bench to spend the
week-end. These young men coin! pose the committee of the Cham
Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Betts nnd
charming hostess, assisted family,
Mr and Mrs. G. A. DeCottcs left ber of Commerce selecting >SanMr and Mrs. Vivian Speer
s. W. C. Hill. Mrs. J. D. and
Gdrtrudo Carrs way will Wednesday for Boston, Mass., , ford's pretiest two girls to enter
uff and Miss Fern Ward, form Mrs,
a
congenial
party spending f where Mr. DeCottes goes to attend ' the beauty contest at Daytona
tifntnloupc a la mode the Fourtli at Daytona
I Beach on the Fourth
- tin* Elks national eonvvntion.
Bench.
[houi the afternoon delicious
was served.
guests included Mrs. Rogilolly, Mrs. Arthur Hazzurd,
iraxton Baggett, Mrs. J. D.
Uff. Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mm.
Connelly, Mrs. Percy Mero,
• rn Ward und Miss Ruth
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8G o 40 inch Voilejt in Normnndy nnd
printed Voiles. Special to Clodu out nt
Figured Crepe and Cnntons.. S p ecia l
for Saturday
. •
Iriagre of Ethel
jrland and Pierce
Jriffin is a Surprise
ha Bridge Club
rtained By Mrs.
s Ridge Tuesday j
72 jfach Damask. -Several new patterns
/ for, per yard.......................... .............
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QO
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Spetdal Prices on Seed Bed Cloths
SATURDAY
ONE DAY
Iicate Bridge Club
Is Entertained^-'■ E F. Householder was the
ng hostess at a bridge lunTuesday, entertaining the
ate Bridge Club.
e off the members being nbnly one table played bridge,
es, two unique glass flower
i. were won by Mrs. S. Punnd Mrs. F. E. Roumiilat..
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ic present were Mrs. S. PuMrs. F. E. Ronnillat, Mrs.
Newman and Mrs. A. P.
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le strong by Leoturdi’i E
fntUmnution is Cured will
in one day. No other e1
? pure and healing. Keej
in working trim. It nub
PORK & BEANS
V A N CAMP’S
Ton acres of glorified architecture in picturesque
Spanish note. A central ulaen 260 feet in diameter.
Striking entrance* otwer DO feet high flanked by a
main arch 40 feet wide. Then stretching tout in ar
tistic and effective grouping, yet as one harmonious
unit, apartment houses, stores, homes, antique shops
and alt of the d«!lght'ul scramble of the mipor Span
ish town in its old world setting. Such, In brief, is
the new Douglas entrance to Coral Gabies. .
The Douglas entrance will be the next great gate
way to b« erected at Coral Gablea, and na the nearest
to Miami it will be thd- main entrance and befittingly
the finest of ail of Coral Gablea entrancea. Located
at the junction of 8. W, Eighth Street and Douglaa
Road, the Douglaa entrance Fa of far greater signifi
cance in the development of Miami’s Master Suburb
Sinford Offlee,
Milane Theafye bldg,
Sanford Fla.
Florida
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than as n mere gateway ta the Douglas section.
Within the shadow of this fine entrance will be
erected many of Miami's finest apartment houses, to
which visitors from every section of the country will
gladly come for rest and quiat and- refined surround
ings that are not to bo enjoyed in a busy and grow
ing clLy.
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least three of the apartment houses which are linked
In tho architectural schemes sketched above, will be
erected this summer. A trip to Coral Gables now
aboard a de luxe pull man bus la. worth whila if for
nothing else than to'm ake a mental photograph of
the spot today for comparison with the remarkable
achievements which vi(UI be completed here within
the next few months.
GEORGE E. MERRICK, Owner
Execu thro ‘O ff ieef t
158 E. Flagler' 8L,
, Miami, Fla.
0ffid$: Jacktonoille, St. Augustine, West Pelm Bench, Daytona, Orleain, Tampa,
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Properly Transfers
E lected D e l e g a t e M onths SHoW
BROOKLYN 4 TO
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Fournier II Ua Seventeenth Home
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NEW YORK* July 3.—Vance
held the Giant* to fiva hits Wednes
day and broke the New York spell
over Brooklyn with a 4 to I victory.
Foamier made his seventeenth
home run of tho season, and DoBerry and Wilaan also hit home
runs.
Score by Innings:
Brooklyn . --...OOO100 111—4 10 0
New York ^..„000 000 001—1 5 3
Vance nnd DeBerry; Watson,
Nc-hf and Snyder.
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Me Anna. box at this convention
Tuesday opening a boltlo of mlik
for Mrs. McAdoo amPpourlng it for
her. Mrs. McAdoo told Mr. Mabk
that sbo hadn’t lost her nerve that
she had been through such a fight
Athletics and Yankees,Split T w o - before and was prepared to spend
Tigers Defeat While Sox 2
several dnys more working.
. - - t b l -rS L Louis Trims
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Cleveland
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Moble 0-3;
New Orleans 1-0.
MOBILE, July 3.—Mobile and
New Orleans split n double-header
here Wednesday, the visitors tak
ing the first game, an. 11-inning
affair. 1 to 0, while the locals won
the second, 3 to 0. The scores: . .
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WASHINGTON, July 3.—Wash
Club—
'- * It II* E ington made it five out of six by
Now Orleans
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000 000 000 01—1 0 i 0 taking the final of the series from
Mobile 000 000 000 00—0 3 0 Boston Wednesday, 6 to 0.
Whitaker and Lnpnn; Wiltac and ‘ Score by innings:
Chapman.
Boston .
000 000 000—0 2 1
(Second Game)
Washington
......002
001 02x—6 0 0
(7 innings by agreement)
Ferguson,
Murrayand Ptelnich;
Club—
R1IE
New Orleans 000 000 0—0 I 1 Zahnizcr and Rucl.
Mobile
010 110 x—3 8 2 Philadelphia 0-1; New York 8-10
Caldera and Withrow; Acosta
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.—After
and Devormcr.
losing tho first gamo 9 to 8,
Wednesday, Ncw'York came hack
Memphis 5; Chattanooga 2.
MEMPHIS, July 3.—Memphis strong nnd by timely extra base
hit Sedgwlch opportunely Wednes- hits, coupled with free ponses, de
ynd and defeated Chattanooga 6 feated Philadelphia 10 to 1 in the
Bccond. In the closing contest
to 2. The score:
Club—
. R H E Scott hit a home run with two on
Chattanooga 002 000 000—2 7 0 bnse in the seventh.
First Game
Memphis
200 003 OOx—5 10 0
Score by innings:
Sedgwick and D. Anderson; Rog
New York ....... 001 030 121—8 11 3
ers adn Kohlbeckcr.
Philadelphia . .300 011 013—9 13 3
Little Rock 10; Nashville 7.
Bush, Hoyt und Schang; Harris,
LITTLE ROCK, July, 3.—Littlo
Rock hit four Nashville pitchers Rommel nnd Perkins., , ,
hnrd Wednesday nnd won the final
Second Game
g mao otfhe scries 10 to 7. The »
Bcoro:
Score by innings:
Club—
R II E New York .. 211 000 330—10 13 1
Nashville 210 002 200— 7 13 0 Philadelphia . 001 000 000— 1 7 0
Little Hock 122 012 02x—10 12 2
Pennock and Hoffman; Hcimach,
Keenan, Morris, Allen Linstrom Hasty nnd Gibson.
nnd Wells; Newton, McCall and
Smith.
Detroit 2 1 Chicago 1
DETROIT, July 3.—Whitehiil
Birmingham C; Atlantif 5.
nnd Conmdly fought a pitchers’
BIRMINGHAM, July 3.-^1 took ning 2 to 1 from Chicago.
twelve innings for Birmingham to
Score by innings:
triumph over1 Atlanta here Wed Chicago . ...
100 000 000—1 7 1
nesday 0 to 5. The score:
Detroit ..............200 000 OOx—2 5 0
Club—
It II E
Connolly -and Wirts; Whitehiil
Atlanta 200 000 020 001-5 13 3 nnd Bassier.
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Birm.
Oil 200 000 002—0 7 1
Dumont, .Swnrtz, Moore, Karr
nnd Brock; Good nnd Spencer.
Chicago 7; Cincinnati S
CHICAGO, July 3.—Rlxey of
Cincinnati was knocked oat of the
box in the first inning Wednesday,
Chicago acoring six runs on fput
hits, two walks, an error and two
stolen bases.
May . thereafter
pitched effective ball, permitting
only three hits and striking out
. seven. Caveney of Cincinnati hit
a home run in the ninth. Chicago
won 7 to 6.
Score by innings:
Cincinnati .......000000 802—0 11 1
Chicago . ___ GOO001 OOx—7 7 1
'RiXry, May and Sandberg; Keen
and Hartnett.
Philadelphia 3; Boston 1
BOSTON. July 3,—Behind Carl, son's excellent pitching Philadel
phia defeated Boston 3 to 1 Wed
nesday, moving up into sixth place.
Fletcher was put off the field for
protesting when Umpire Klein
ordered Coach Meyers to stop
abputing the name of a Boston
writer who had criticised' his
*, coaching tactics. ,
Score by innings:
Philadelphia . ..010 000 020—3 12 0
B oston............. 000 000 001—1 5 -1
Carlson nnd IlepUnc; Barnes nnd
O’Neill. .
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ST. LOUIS, July 3.—The Card
inals woro helpless before .South
paw Wilber Cooper Wednesday and
last to Pittsburgh 3 to 2.
Scoro by innings:
Pittsburgh..........000 002 001—3 7 1
WIMBLEDON. England, July 3.
St- Louis
...... 000 001 100—2 H 0 — (By the Associated Press)—Miss
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Cooper and Knox; Huincs nnd Helen Wills, American tennis star,
Wednesday won her wny to the
final round of the women's sin
gles competition in the Wimbledon
tournament, by defeating Mrs.
PhylHs Sattortbuwoile, of Great
Britain, G-2, 0-1.
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CHILD LEPERS IN INDIA
League w c t o called off on ncLONDON. July 2.—The British
- count of rain Wednesday.
To>• day Brndcntown opens In Orlando, Empire Leprosy Relief Association
- ■ Stp Petersburg at Daytoim and linn embarked upon n campaign to
of India, ac
Tampa ati Lakeland. The present save the child lepers%
series brings to a close the third cording to Frank Oldrcivc, the sec
retary of the pssociiition.
week of the second half season.
by their instructions,” she paid.
Mrs. McAdoo and Mika* Margaret
Wilson still wear-black and dress
simply. Mr. McAdoo w ean a
crape band on his left sleeve.
The forty-eighth ballot, which Is
being called whilo 1 am sending
this dispatch, finds the Democratic
National Convention still iti a dead
lock, with the. McAdoo nnd Smith
forces holding out obstinately.
Indiana feels confident of Rals
ton’s nomination. Tom Taggart,
repiyin gto McAdoo managers who
npproacncd him for Indiana's 30
votes, declared that Indinna would
stick by Ralston to the end in tho
belief there was a chance for his
nomination.
When Missouri went over to Mc
Adoo on the thirty-ninth ballot last
night there was n great demon
stration, Smith galleries mum
bled and the cry "Alas, poor Yorick," reverberated through the con
vention hall.
The Virginia delegation, which
is seated behind us in tho conven
tion hall, refuses to "break its
Glass.”
“Oil, oil, oil" w s b tho cry of
prejudiced East Side toughs in the
galleries when Bryan brought out
the name .McAdoo in his talk be
fore the convention yesterday aft
ernoon. Bryan was cheered when
ho began speaking but McAdoo's
name threw the convention into a
turmoil and the cry came down
from the gallery not to let the
Commoner apeak but *hreo words.
The only wny to get relief was to
clear the galleries.
(Continued from Pago 1.)
more foreign W]
this ideality than ever' before in
the history of Sanford. Some have
said that what is now going on In
tho lino of construction (a very
small as compared with what they
believe will be going on one year
from now.
Th» rRy pfflclsls‘*am not Mlq
as demonstrated by the fact that
they are rushing to completion the
construction of a npw and modem
waterworks system. City Manager
W. B. Williams states that the new
plant will probably be put in opera
tion in the late fall or early winter.
On July 1 the city officially took
over the old plant which It recently
purchased from the Southern Utili
ties Company for a sum of $71,000.
Lately the City Commission ap
proved of plans to extend tho
present bulkhead on Lake Monroe
to reach to the limits of tho city on
either side. George A. DeCottes Is
now completing the legal work
necessary nnd preparatory to vot
ing bonds for obtaining money for
this work.
Lately R. W. Pcarman, Jr., aecrotnry of tho local Chamber of Com
merce. stated that he had received
inquiries from fully three-fourths
of the states in the Union regard
ing nvnilnbdc property and busi
ness conditions In Sanford prepara
tory to spending the winter here.
Mr. I'carman states that* the Cham
ber of Commerce recommends tho
building of several large apartment
houses in Sanford and in the vicin
ity in order to house properly all
of these visitors who will probably
be here.
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Besides the waterworks construc
tion tho city commissioners state
that they are waiting for the time
become ripe to acquire the gas
nd electric plants ns municipal
property. The city is carrying on
nn extensive paving program and
looking forward to a great season,
officials state.
By C. A. Whlddon
Every preparation possible is
being made to strengthen the lo«
cal team which it to meet the fast
■Titusville team here at the Ninth
Street Park on July 4 at 4 p. m.
Everyone is assured of a real
battle, ns some of tbo best* ball
players in this vicinity will be
seen in action.
j
A large squad of bail players •
have been practicing* to get in J
shape for the game, and the line
up will be more formldablo than
in previous games.
The campaign for funds was a
success from every angle. While
not complete, 25 merchants do
nated $120,60, which takes care df
immediate needs, on past due n c -1
counts and the game for July 4.
Just a little .Jtelp from ull the
fans and Sanford can put out a
winning* team.
If there are any ball players
in this city who would like to
make tho team, they will bo given
a chance to do so Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday of next week.
Don't forget the game. Don’t
forget to pull for the locals, as it
will help them to win.
Pound
Georgia State Senate
Against Amendment
ATLANTA, July 3.—The Geor
gia senate today adopted a substi
tute house resolution providing for
tho rejection of the twentieth
amendment to the constitution of
the United States which would
give congress the power to regu
late nnd prohibit employment of
nil persons under 18.
Kerosine
Full Line Fruit and Vegetables. Phone us j
The Steinway Duo-Art
Miss Wills To Be In
Final Tennis Singles
No Games in State
League Wednesday
Manager Whidden Urges Fans to
Support Team—Tituivllft Ham
One of Dest 8eml-Profea»
atonal Clubs in State.
Hamrick’s
B rin g s tho
W orld’s G reatest
P ia n is ts In to
Y our H om o.
Helmnr Winn Purse
NORTH RANDALL CLEVE
LAND, Ohio, July 3.— Helmnr,
owned by Taylor & Bowman, Mem
phis, Tenm, won the Ohio purse
$5,000 feature of Wednesday's*
Grand Circuit card here in stringht
heats. Murtnndukef*V/M Tsecond
and Trumpl’t third. Best time,
2:00 1-5.
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and prices. It will pay you
[us if you nre going to buy.
til nt the owners’ prices,
1ALE—5-room hungalow, nit
prn, on Laurel Ave. $-1,000,
arms.
J3ALE—6-room house, mod[water, lights and gas, will
led. Lot 75 ft. front on Park
23,600. Term*.
MINOI.E REALTY CO.,
Seminolo Hotel Annex.
SALE ^D esirable five acres.
for suburban homes. A. C.
ire Herald.
SALE—By rwner, H i ncrus
lund with six-room house,
St. alrd Pecan Ave. Inquire
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T H E S E A S O N S TAB I EU R
T o t>c c o n n t, t llX'aCrfsou's UilleUr
must ire slim ami “boyish” in line.
T he tim ter bits [.n-nrrd lor it a devrlopincnl nre the twills, lie.ivy Ml in* and
broadcloths. T h e n u t o( th e design
pictured is bound w ell bill; braid and
Irimincd with b uttons.
I'lie |>orkct*
ire placed rath er hiyli in lb rerto ire
fasllion nnd lanuid k ith sell m aterial
The skirt fastens nt one side and i>
trimmed only with r-iitc timg Medium
lire require# 4 *4 y ard s 54-inch m ateiiai
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 2116
Sires, 34 to 44 inches bust nnd 16 tr.
20 yearB. Price, 45 rent* Skirt No
1956. Sire*, 34 to 4X inches bit-t t,jt
(6 to 20 years Price, 30 ic-nts
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In i *r* th* m i n t t r y t n g on toolbar*
Inof >i'*K*nnt car* mu*t be *ierrta*(t by t h .
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Ilf. l i t t l e
Klcrnsrh la ,ao e a s i l y up#*t and bow al
lr o u b lr a a r e a c o n s t a n t m enace.
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l(**|ilng t a l a w * 11 and g r r a t l y P-aeen
t h e mother'* a r x l c t y
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c h ill* and f r v r r
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and hi* how ela w e re loooa. My d octor
CSV* mn a m r d lrln e f o r h im . but It
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1 "1 atart*d him nn T e e t h ln a and h e
1 toon got over th e trouble and la n o w
wall and l iv e ly a s a k i t t e n .”
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new! I Or to Moffett Laboratories!,
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service.
FOR RENT—Two Inrgig cool con Dr oral nd ns :d o l lBe rgicl nkn l nf lao a da t, at hned Hraunnfno irndgnecting furnished housekeeping ’ H a s t o n e m ile , o n t h e I . o n t t w o a d rooms. 312 East 6th S t._________ I V a a n e r B o n d , a n d a l t o b e a l n n l n K
W e st of th e Sou thcaat corn er
FOR RENT—Kitchen A two bed o10f cha.
H«o. 33. Tp. 19 a . H. 30 f t , f u n
rooms 1101 Elm Ave. M. Schnei N o r t h a p p r o x i m a t e l y a e v e n - a l g h t h a
der.
o f n m i l e t o th * R a i l r o a d , c l a y In
id 10 f e e t w i d e a n d 6 I n c h e s
FOR RENT—Three large unfur tbeh i c la
d.
T h e board re nished rooms nnd porch. 1016 sol vke s wt hh e* ur l ar holle
t to rejo ct a n y or a ll French. $20.00 i>er month.
hlda.
ROOMS WANTED
7777777777
JV.U u n f u r n i s h e d Con-
noctfhg rooms by year round.
Prefer close in.
Write R. Wi
l.os*;ng care Herald.
MOTHERS
Watch for symptoms of worms
in your children. These parasites
arc the g re a t. destroyers of child
life, if you have reason to think
your child hns worms, act quickly.
Give the litllo one a dose or two Vif
White's Cream Vermifuge. Worms
ennnot exist where this time-tried
and successful remedy is used. It
drives out tho worms and restores
the rosy hue of health to baby
checks. Price 35c, Sold by Union
Pharmacy.
4
K- A. DOUOLABH . C l a r k.
>o tirr of A p p lication for T a x D eed
t o ile r S e c t i o n S7S o f I k e ( * r n crnl s t a t u t e * o f th a S t a t e * t
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C c r t i n e a t e No- 41. d a t e d t n # » t h d a y
o f J u n e , A. D, ISIS, h a a P le d s a i d
c e r t lt l c n t * tn m y o f f ic e , a n d lia a
m a d * a p p lic a tio n fo r t a x d e e d t o las u e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . S a i d
certificate etnhraces th e f o l lo w in g
d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d In S a m In alr c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w t l t KVt o f
L o t 10. B l o c k 9 T i e r D. E . R. T r a f fnrd'a Mni> o f H anford aa r e c o r d e d In
F l a t B o o k 1. F a x e s 96 t o S4 a n d l i t ,
813. I l f , 214. r n S e m i n o l e C o u n t y
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o f s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f
Unknown.
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s h a l l be r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o l a w
l a x d e e d w i l l I s s u e t h e r e o n o n the
2nd d a y o f A u g u s t . A, D. 1*24.
W i t n e s s m y o f f i c i a l a l g n x t u r e and
*enl t h i s t h e 26th d a y o f J u n e . A.
D. 1924.
E. A. D O U O L A S S .
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r c u i t C o u rrt.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
Schelle Malnwi
L A W Y E R *s*
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:- — C ourt H ouse
Is Equipped to G ive You
j Seminole Feed Co
'
GUEATEIt
Distributor
body of your chickens 13 \«
a question of proper S
nourishment, use
ADVERTISING gets results if it
reaches potential buyers. P a-1
latka Daily News is circulated tnj ■
an industrial and agricultural see-1
tion.
i
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
Johns County ii reached through
tho SL Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cent* per word.
Sample copy op request.
.
GABRIEL
H. J. Clause
in iiiiiu
Tnkach.
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“DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
anything?" If ao advertise in
the “Gainesville Sun."
v c r ia a m iA /i
Illrtg . Su n for d .
Storage And
Repairing
tINGING U P FATHER
T D tr*v*.
Ilk.
■ Guard Their Health j T E E T H I N A RIVE & WALKER
Guilds Better Babies Sanford Ave. and 2nd St. 1
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Tho development of the ■
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C larksb urg
Exponent.
m orning
In c l u d i n g S u n d a y , m o r n i n g lnsue.
I c e n t per w o r d , m i n i m u m 84c.
YOU
H R .J U a C * t> -t R E L IE V E
THEN 4 W ANT T O T E L L Y O U .
THM * T H E . F t I R E L A D Y ■H
T H E . T R lM M lN C i O E P A .R T H E N T
Nat.
Phone .‘111
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REACH BUYERS or sellers of
ika Bldg. ------- Phone 303 Tt)Florida
tool estate advertise in
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
cent n word daily, two cents a word
Sundays.____
a n t e d !
m,i!r*r
Ruiim» 3W4- f Vk
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
'
FOR RENT — 6-room hous# newly
finished throughout. Good loca- FOR SALE — McClaren and Diiip
tion. 209 6th St.____
______
lop cord tires and tubes. Gulf
gas, oil, best accessories. Fillows
FOR SALE— 10 room house close Sgrvico Station, First and Elm.
in for $1000.00 cash & $76.00 per
__
month. A real bargain for $7000.00. Phone 447-L3.
Thrasher &. Gamer 112 Park Ave. FOR SALE— OR EXCHANGE—
One mule, one machine, rake,
Phono 59 & 74. [
tedder, sulky plow, one Ford tour
ing car or truck. 1009 Union Ave.
for rooms, apartments and FOR SALE—Selling out entire line
of farming equipment in very
houses, parties having such to rfifit
should list them with, SEMINOLE good condition at reasonable prices.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Phono Consisting of Fordson tractor and
harrow, mowing machine and rake,
303.
yellow jacket spray cart, seed bod
FOR RENT—New five room bun cloths and frames, plows of all de
galows with garage Ginderville, scription, fertiliser distributors and
$12 to $16~pcr month. Phone 671J. many other tools. Also celery
wires. See Louis Fleischer.
FOR RENT—Bungalow. 11 St, & FOR SALE—“-One mule and wag
Oak Ave. Phono Mrs. Juliua
on. See J. T. Gucrry, Route 1.
M.
1 t o * K v u ii Ii ik *. e*ci-i*t S a t u r d a y *
Kl*l»*r Sprlnun fluv$ five kiiIIoiib «»f
I i irt'
Houses For Rent
Urriee H o u r * .
J IJ A. M . J-a P
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE - A u t gusta, Ga.—Augusta's greatest
.■lassified .medium, rule cash ,09c
.'hurge. 10c pur line, minimum
30c.
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Doily
Times, the great homo daily,
rate 1Vic per word, minimum
charge 25c cash with order. Write
fur romplete rate curd.
r lllH O P IIA tT O H
I’n l m r r t i r a U u a l#
Find Its Superior
bMHIl*’ Du rhi ns 8 , with good I runo
it m o n e y
Miscellaneous
Wanted
666
lift evil nr re f a r m
lift 1*1
Id, hi^liiiir/i (eli*iirrd. flv•• n m in DifVKiA>n:nw a t t e n t io n —p*-n*
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i Ii "I1H4IS. f l o w In.K \\ *‘11a,
H»|* t « rrn* ( M eal fui Du try) 41It h a l t m i ll i o n ijollitr h l a h w a y t o th*
tcuir t i e m h junl
MnUhc.l, n t w o
Irk m ad.
’Kill r r i i y loin w e l l local'id. m i ll i o n iluMni lir ld g o a r r n n s F a cu n lhla Huy nt nr l e d ; q u a r t e r
n i l ll l h n
fttHjr terroa.
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i c v e t i room*. ileVslo
pura t o g e t
In on
ground
In. w e n flrat a i r « e t g o o d flooiT
W rite D e v e lo p m e n t D e p a r t
ter ms,
ment Tho P en sa co la N ew s
I 'air,
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1Selp Wanted » *, * 1
For Rent
Apartments
FOR SA L ^-^oftL Coupe. Inquire
FOR SjALE—la and out door buai-1400.00 earns $10.00 to $30
P. A, Mero'a Gnrage.
'______ r O R R E N T —Two room House nctnessillRACLE Concrete Co„ gcnrrnl
y. P. Q. Box 6 bcLand, Fla. WANTED—Sanlurd business men
dall
. erntrnt work, aldcnalks, buildwbo are In need ot competent
keeping apartment. 719 Oak Ave EXPEFHENCED party desires poinjt blocks, irritration boxee. J. B. FOR SALE—Ford House car, good nue.
help ahoula read the clasalfied
as
foreman
of
small
or
sitior
TerwIHeger, P rop.___________
page of The Herald. There’* no
condition inquire Mrs. J. H. Al
largo .ruck farm, rofference ex- reason for aending out-of-town for
•Lumber and Building Material
len, Longwood.
change 1, for interview arrange help when them is probably Just
Carter Lumber Company
with 8 BMINOLE BUSINESS EX- the peraon you want In the- city
N. laurel SL
Phono BC5_
CHAN!IE Phene 303. ^
HILL LUMBER CO. IIouso of POSITION WANTED
WANTED—Ono boy over sixteen, WANTED—Middle aged cpuple to
Service, Quality nnd Price.
’ accurate, honest Alert; must bo
board and care for Indy nearly
FOR RENT
table- to assume responsibility, and blijyL. Apply 210 Fgnch Ave.
WANTED — Position to oversee
FRONT APARTMENT IN HER [command respect or younger boys.
truck farm or grape vinoynrd.
HOUSES
FOR
SALE
Ham had experience, W. G. Banks, ALD BUILDING. $S5 MONTHLY Reasonable compensation for serv
i
ices rendered. Apply M. W. Geer,
Gen. Del. Sanford, Fla.
FOR SUMMER. INQUIRE AT Herald
Office.
FOR SALE—A pick up In Sanford.
OFFICE
OF
THE
SANFORD
A 22 room house in good condi
Are You Going to Build a New
HERALD.
tion, good terms for quick sale at a
SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEVE IN Barn or Put on a New Roof?
real bargain. .* 112 Park AVE.
THRASHER & GARNER-phone
If your breath is bad nnd you
74 & E9
have spells of swimming in the
Special Spramer Price*
b
i
head, poop appetite, constipation
nnd a general no-account feeling, it
Is a prescription , lor Malaria, FOR RENT—New two room apart is n sign your liver is torpid. The
Advertising
GALVANIZED IRON
Lhills and Fever, Dengue or Bil
ment furnished, hot water, 305 one really dependable remedy for
ious Fever. It kills the germs.
Park Ave. Phono 318.
.
COMPOSITION ROOFING
all disorders In the liver, stomach
LEARN ABOUT l'olk County and
i anil bowels is Hcrblnc. It acts
Lakeland, through the Star-TeleFOR RENT— Nice cool furnished i powerfully on the liver, strength
STRIP SHINGLES
grnm. Best advertising medium in
bed rooms and apartments. 1009 ens digestion, purifies the bowels
South Florida Published mornings.
Uniom________________________ nnd restores a fine feeling of en
Stnr-Tclegram, Lakeland, Fla,
CHASE & CO.
ergy, vim nnd cheerfulness. Price
“WINDSWEPT”—Coronado Beach. 60c. Sold by Union Pharmacy.
cof.tm m is ioa.) i.Eitm:n-^oa*sPhone 663
tflrd a d s h a v e t h e l a r g e s t c i r c u
Furnished Apartments. I-arge
l a t i o n In
S u u l h w n i it c r n
G eorgia
niry rooms, Delightfully located
H at* 8c f t - w o r d ) llna.
Mrs. D. A. Kelly.
ONE IN TEN
ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her
FOR RENT—Two- And threeNeglecting a little wound, cut or
ald, South Georgia’s greatest
room furnished apartments; hot nbrnsion of the flesh may in nine
newsnnpcr. Morning, afternoon,
nnd cold water. Aleo bedroom. cn*es out of ten cause, no great
kly
w eek
ly a
i nd Sunday Classified rate*
Try Smith’s Barber
311 Magnolia.
suffering or inconvenience, but It Is
c i line., Wnycfoss Journal10c pper
the one case in ten that causes Shop for good barber
Herald, Wa.vcros*. Georgia.
blood poisoning, lockjaw or a |
TIRES AND TUBES chronic festering sore. The work — next Valdez
TO REACH the prosperous farm
cheapest, safest nnd best course |
ers and fern growers of Volusia
N ew Slock .
is to disinfect the Wound with li-'
county advertise in the DoLnnd
UlK V a l u e s .
Daily News, rpto lc per word, cash
L e s s Money. quid Iioroionc anud apply the BoPANTRY SETS
roione Powder to complete the
with order._____________
GAS AND OIL
healing process.
Price (liquid)
$1.50 to $2.75
A l w a y s Ih o b e s t .
30c, 60c and $1.20. Powder 30c
A LITTLE WANT AD In The
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nnd 60c. Sold by Union Pharm
Ball Hardware Co.
Herald will hrlng you big re
acy.
sults. Advertise those old articles
PHONE 8
you have stored away and have
-io use for. A litllo thirty-ccnt nd
may bring you several dollars.
1 i - r e e d o m f r o m N e r v e i^renaurc
10!> P a lm etto Ave.
| PuMiifi F r o v d u m (ruin Dla«a*e.
I’hone 148 nnd n representative
1113 Nunfort! Ave*
Spinal Analvacn Free.
will cnll to see you. ______
MAINE—Waterville, Morning Sen- tlnel. .ThcptflipidB
SALE—Five acres in Mecco ploTaro interested fit Florida prop
mTmtck. All tiled, small barn, erty. Reach them through the
and equipment. Genuine bar- Sentinel. Rate card on applica
tion.
11. C. DuBose.
QUITk 'T E R N —10 acres 5 PALM BEACH COUNTY—The!
Id balance Unimproved, llunscene of stupendous development[yunis from luaiiing station. Read about It in the Palm Beach
Half cash. Thrasher and Post. Sample copy sent on rcCr.
juest.
BEAL-ESTATE
. —---- — ^
CARS; * FOR
SALE
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TOM MOORE
O PTO M E TR IST
O PT IC IA N
221 E. F ir st SL
P H O N E 410
DR. R. M. WELSH
GRADUATE VI.TKI1INAHIAN
/loom 205 Conrad Building
I’hunc*: Office 20, Home 21
DEI.AND, FLA.
W. J. 'rhigpen
Heal E s ta te and Insu ran ce
G. W. VENABLE
Contractor and Builder
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By R. L. DEAN . • •
tor Thf Sanford Herald
TAL NUMBER of vote* caat,
[Number of votes noceunary
unatioii. 732. Roaiilta of the
allot wore os follows: Mc|o5; Smith 331.6; Davis 30.5;
rood 39; Cox 64; Gloss 20;
40.5; Robinson‘28; Ritchie
/alsh 1; Soulsbury 0 Owen
none of candidates hnn the
two-thirds majority, there
hpleo. The secretary will
to call tho foil on the
loth ballot,” thus did Chairalsh nnnounco the record
fnfc ballot for all Democratic
nl Conventions.
es And Resolutions
Arid Bring: Party Leaf
h seeking:' a Week to
Fail to Ai
Compulsory E ducation Is E x
pounded By P resid en t In
•F ourth o f J u ly A ddress to
M em b ers.o f N ational E d u
cation
A ssociation
at
W ashington — W ould P u l
M n tter U nder th e Control
of th e D ifferent S ta te s
.
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v * t ' <*'■•;-f r’-xi -
A ttem p ts A re M ade to B reak
Deadlock D uring tho N ig tti
Session F rid ay , B ut Reso
lutions
Offered
Tow ard
T h a t End A re Voted Down
. and Convention Opdns S a t
u rd ay M orning as Hope
lessly a t Sea ns E ver
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Resolution To Eliminate Favorite Sons On
Fatf ^ S e v e n ty ^Fourth Ballot Isil
Indicative of MeAdoo Losing His Strength
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------ ,— — . MeAdoo 530; S m ith
337; Dav
U nderw ood 47.5; Cox 1; Gians 2 7 ;
Inson
1 rRuitchie
alsh 2;
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Saulshurjr 6 ; Owen 4 ; Baker 1 ; Bryan 4 ; Roosevelt
1 . Total l 097 ; absent i . Convcntkhrt odjtm fned u n
til 11 oVlbck Wtmdny rrthmlnj?* ' ^
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W A SHINGTON , Ju ly 5.—Com.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
plusory education, if neccssnry con
Now, York, July 5.—Groping for
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trolled nnd supported by the states
some way to end the deadlock/ tho
Democratic National Convention re
under th e guidance of the federal
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assembled for ita session last night
governm ent, was "hdvocatcd Friday
MADISON SQ U A R E G A RD EN , July 5.—Still obdurate
with n variety of remedies in pros
by P resid en t Coolidge, speaking
P ig
th
e
ppneo proposnln, tho D em ocratic C onvention e t r u m ^
pective consideration . *
hefore 15,000 delegates of the N a
Resolutions proposing to break on w ith its nom ination deadlock today W ithout m btefihl
the unit rule, to nbolish tho two- change in* th e stan d in g of thoiloadors.
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INIMITABLE band has tional E ducation A ssociation nl the
thirds rulo, and to drop off the low
concluding
session
of
th
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annunl
reached that atago of de
U nder th e surface, forces o f d isin te g ra tio n and compro
man on cnch ballot were In the
pockets of various leaders, waiting m ise w ere a t w ork, b u t th e y w ere m aking b u t feeble progress.
cent where It In playing convention.
D epartm ent of Education
to be sprung if theyv could be
tr Awhile" as Southern and
H aving lifted th e ir candidato to a new high record bnd
The adm inistration hus proposed !
ngroed upon by n few sponsor*.
j-n delegates like Saint Joan in th e governm ent reorganization
With Ralston and Cox—two of the failing to -b rin g him oven w ith in " strik in g d istance of th e
with exasperation "llow plan n departm ent of education and
favorite sons out of the w ay— nom ination, Me Adoo m anagers, in te rru p te d th e balloting’ thir,
there was a faint hope that tho re- m o r n in g w ith several fu tile a tte m p ts to change pnrlitrtheu)h Lord, IIow Long." The relief to be presided over by a
inainder of the favorite soil Strini ta ry situ atio n to
In llwvis*
rwlirn n i nrvn
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Is causing much embar- rahinbt officer, the P resident ro
th e ir advantage.
minded the teachers in reference to
.might bo Induced
cd to withditow and
nt In tho convention. It is th eir dem ands for a cabinet m em
On each successive proposal th e antLM cA doo force*
-permit the strength
nf* oCtho eonvenexhausting resources T»f ber on education. Tfds plan, how
This is the first picture to he secured of President Coolidge with his running m ate, Charles Dawes. It tion to divide dofiniteb^-betw een operated w ith su rp risin g so lidarity and in som e cases MoA^ho came prepared for only ever, had his endorsem ent, he add was taken in W ashington where Dawes, and Coolidge have been discussing Republican'cam paign m atters. Smith nnd MeAdoo so th a l\th o s c doo people w ere unable to m u s te r m ore th a n a sm all p b rt
two could fig h t It out nnd daVclop
i stay in this seductive ed, "benring in mind th at this does
definitely In the open to whab ex of th e ir own voting power fo r proposals su b m itte d by le4 dnot m ean.nny interference with the
through’ the danger It la local control nnd dignity but is
ten t each hud the one-third veto ora.
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of a split In the Demo- ra th e r a n atte m p t to recognize tho
on the o th e r ..
One p i th e resolutions voted down would have provided
How
Convention
larty ns well as the publicity
Appropriate Time
portance of educational effo rt."
Iring to turmoil and dlason- imRefraining
As the delegates assembled for fo r ad jo u rn m en t to m eet Again a t Krfnsaa C ity Ju ly 21. I t
from uny discussion,
Is B a llo tin g
srty ranks it is practically
the night session the hand appro is fu rth e r apparent th a t MeAdoo forces a re verging tow ard
any chance for succosa in o f the political situation emphasis
irintelj/ played I t May Be for an a irtig h t organization when th e group of S m ith an d favoV-.
ed
tho
importance
of
education
to
fter. It has reached tho stage
Seventy-first ballot:
M<Adoo
fe
I
1 ars nnd I t May Be Forever.
America
and
lauded
the
teaching
ite son m anagers m et to consider th e possibility o f a com
.reat deal of truth U seen
The session came to order nearly
• 62H.fi; Smith 333.5; Dnvls r,8 ; llnr the Republican '»*said: “It profcAion, saying the teachers arc
prom
ise th a t would leave MeAdoo entirely out. O veniignt.
on
time
and
p
ray
er
was
offered
by
entitled not only to adequate re
1 derwood 37.5; (ilnss 25; Hohiiman
make any difference whom wards
conferences
among leaders appoared to have gone fo r n o th
the
Rev.
Paul
F.
Landis,
m
inister
but to the honor of a grate
democrats
nominate, it's
Calvin Coolidge, Jr., Remain* ini 21; Ititehie 10.5; Saulchury <1; Florida Group at Convention Re of the John H an Memorial of New
ful
people.
.
"
ing.
• *- jk •. ^
I an honor1 anyw ay/’
Owen 2; Baker 50; Bryan 2; Walsh
Serious Condition itrxnlting
York.
•
v
fuse to be Photographed With
Ignorance Source of Poverty
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I
•,
Hike
tw
o
fighters
in
th
e
rin
g w eary an d alm ost to
•
From
Septic
Poison
Tlie
firs
t
business
of
the
s«rf*ion
Applryard
and
Bowden
AftI.
Total
1,097.
Absent
one.
"Ignorance,” tho President de
fTERBA Y .afternoon Senator
point
of
exhaustion,
pum
m
elcd
into
a Btato of blind aiM
wns
th
e
calling
of
the
rail
of
states
ing
in
Foot.
1 er T heir Bolt.
Mad* H courageous.,effort clared^ "is the most fruitful source
for tins, sixty-seventh ballot.
’»v dogged resistance a fte r more* th w - s e v e n ty rounds, Sni
V
✓
--------at.
poverty,
vico
tynl
ned
It
Seventy-second
ballot:
MeAdoo
■“TO dfddlocjk try .willal/fl
WASHINGTON,- July 5.—The
MADISON SQUARE BARDEN, ' C hafjm an Walah then had read a und MeAdoo farces w eht dohrly on w itK 'th e irb a llo t bel
namo from beforer eonven- is easy to realise The necessity for. condition of Galvin Coolidge, Jr., 527.5; Smith .834; Davis 36; Under
communication from W. G. Me.
[ius releasing 20 votes for rem oving what is a menace, not younger son of the P resident, suf- . wood 37.5; (ilass 25; Robinson 21; New York, July 5.—The main fea Adoo. It was read by unnnimous an nudiedee th a t long since h as become in attentive.
only
to
our
social
well-being,
but
to
and 10 for Smith, Gov— --------- -- -------- -— - — ------ —o
If cither had a real punel
fering from neuto septic poisoning, | Ritchie 10.5; Walsh 2 ; Snulsbury 0; ture Friday was the introduction consent.
tbo existence o f the republic."
3 t took the hint and followw a s - reserved carefully for some
is continuing to cause extrem e Owen 2; Bryan 2; Baker 57.5.
“The convention today voted
and defeat of n resolution su^In
this
connection,
he
reminded
hut the Ohio delegation,
supreme momerit that e a d i ’alda ‘
anxiety. A conference of physicians .
1 pcntling the rules for the purpose* quite properly ag ain st a proposal
the asinity of a Rnlnuniitc tho delegates there were 3,000.000 was held toduy lasting half hour. |
to invite nil candidates to address
seemed to think was somewhere in
Seventy-third
ballot:
McAdOo
native
illiterates
in
th
is
country,
as
itttnxluced another dark
Two physicians rem ain on duty in
the indefinite future.
*
Smith 3.36; Davis GO; Under of hearing candidates for presi it," th e le tte r said. "Subsequently
the person of Newton D. well ns 14,900,000 foreign born il the sick room. Mrs. Coolidge re 528;
dent spenk. The hall was to be a proposal to invite the governor of
wood
38.5;
G
iass'25;
Robinson
21;
lite
ra
te
w
hite
persona.
Many
of
the
Aa
the
sing
song
roll
calls-m
us
I and the field rem ained as
mains in constant attendance al tile Ritchie 10.5; Baker 54. Others cleared of all except delegates, of New York to address it wns re
eeeded one another today, d eb
jx ns ever. O thers who it was la tte r are above school age, he snid, bedside.
alternates, attaches and the press. jected by a vote of the convention."
virtually same.
ates literally seemed to cm in a
■might also show more sense but he insisted they be given the
Mr. MeAdoo w rote he was sure
The convention went into execu
T
here
has
been
no
im
provem
ent
opportunity
to
lenrn
to
read
and
WASHINGTON, "July 6.—The
xe. Responses to call of telly
■heir following w ere diaapthe
action
wua
because
of
the
dis
Seventy-fourth ballot: MeAdoo tive session and tailed to got tho
night nnd m orning und cuse j Sevo
week-end arrival of Independence clerks were shouted back in weary
|g . Snulsbury, R itchie and w rite th o English language "thut during
Smith 304; Davis 78.6; U nder two-thirds v«t« necessary to enrry position to conclude the business, Day with many government offi- Monotones.
lOf Si
The
donvantlon
an clung with desperation to they come into more direct contact continued "very serious,” according ! 5wood
tho ' resolution.
This wns un but it concluded with a suggestion cialn and employed seizing the op- seemed to be proceeding almost
17; Baker 5.
rmlful lof votes and no very with the ideals and standards of to an announcem ent made nt noon.
doubtedly an effort to try to break to his friends in the convention th at l>ortunlty for a three day* absence wholly by force of habit.
politicul nnd social life."
i..
Thu boy, who is 10 years old, l»eHe inclinations of self sacri- ourG router
they invite Governor Smith to make from the city, gave more than the
S eventy-fifth ballot:
MeAdoo the deadlock.
attontion*to
rurul
schools
enme
ill
Thursduy
and
late
that
,
This
state
of
nffalra
.led
some
ere noted in the cumps of also was urged by the President.
an
nddress.
Governor Sm ith’s request, pre
usual holiday aspect to the occa
night bis condition became alarm 513; Sm ith 300; Davis 78; Cox 1;
hood or C a rte r Gluss.
Gavin McNab; then ,on behalf of sion in the national capital today. of tho w isest, of the party chiefs
Recalling his attendance nt an "old ing. Five physicians were railed Underwood 40.5; Class 28; Robin sented by Roosevelt, to ho allowed
(to addres sthe convention fns con- the C alifornia delegation, asked A program of celebration in which to predict that any serious effort
country school," he a r g u in for consultation and it was de son 25. O thers about as usual.
MTIONAL excitem ent was one-room
Mdered im pertinent by some who th at tho voto by which the conven numerous patriotic societies joined toward a compromise must be "de
th a t these institutions m ust give term ined th at poisoning, resulting
layed a t least for over Sunday ton-,
the occnsion yesterday aft- ed
thought the delegates were also tion refused to invite Governor
way
to
the
consolidated
school
when n dclegnto from Mns- "w ith a modern building and an from a broken blister bn the right Arrest Sanford Man impertinent in refusing to h ra r the Sm ith be reconsidered. He proposed centered In afternoon ccremonio* ferencea.
at Memorial Continental B ali un
foot, brought about during ii ten
etts introduced a resolution
Franklin D. Roosevelt apd Nor
candidate who happened to be in a unanimous consent th a t Governor der the auspices of the Daughters
teaching
force coni- nis m atch, hud spread throughout For
Theft
Of
Car
ir the galleries and cull nil ndcqunte
m an M a t k .l teaders of~ the ~
Smith
Smith
be
invited
to
speak
a
t
10
many respects th eir host a t the,
ntcnsurnle
w
ith
the
best
ad
of
the
American
Revolution.
his
system
.
A
nother
consultation.
stes before tho convention to vantages th a t a re provided for our
candidacy for the presidential
o'clock.
convention.
Over
G
O
O
voted
to
previously described ns "serious,”
L. M. Bourne, who was employed
|for u half hour dach. In view
nomination called a general
Meanwhile Michael Igoe of Chi
population."
< In Ctob*
was unchanged hut th at the patient a t the Oakland G arage In this city, hear the governor, yet the two- cago, a Smith delegate, was recog .
Jfoliowcti this was obviously urbanHandmaid
ference today o f'a li managers of
o f Citizenship
was doing "as well as could be cx- D, | n j a jj a t Jacksonville for the thirds rule defeated the effort.
HAVANA, July 6.—In the ab favorite
H move on th u p a rt of AI
te son candidates. Soma of
nizod
shouting and disnized aafter
fte r much she
MtAdoo’s
m
essage
to
the
con
"
It
is
necessary,"
he
added,
"thut
sence
of
Ambassador
Crowder,
who
'th e f t of an automobile belonging to
The resolution was of education should bo the handm aid peeled a t this stage." .
trees.
them attending tb s meeting bbvention
ut
th
e
night
session
re
tho Dodge B rothers Motor Com
M other Always nl Bedside
quickly voted down fo r ns of citizenship. O ur institutions are
greement might
_ be perMcanwhilc Chairman Walsh was is on leave in the United States, lieved an agreement
Mrs. Coolidge Is in Constant a t pany of Kanford, and two wntches, questing th at Sm ith he allowed to walloping 1 the eelobrsted light the customary Fourth of July fee ted by which a candidate
delegates said, convention constantly nnd very properly the
gatherings of Americans, a t the
Ihsvc tihu* to listen to any subject of critical inquiry. Unless tendance nt the bedside, while the a caincru and somo w earing apparel speak, was announced.
Missouri proved thfit it can be headed gavel so vigorously that tho embassy waa not held today *but crptable to all would be app;
of Vernon Gibson of this city.
. Continued on page 8.
lurries nr hot a ir cam paigns. thetr n atu re is edm prehended, u n
by their united force*. •
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Continued
o
n
,
p
a
g
e;
8
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the American Club gavo a break
According to « statem ent by R. counted among McAdoos’ reserve
I* t immediately, Roosevelt less th eir origin is understood, u n
Governor Brandon, bf Ala)
strength
Thursday
night
when
Jt
fast and Havana Poat Number One said ns h< tuft tha conferewfe
•J. Iteil of the Dodge company this
1 the platform and asked for less th eir valuo he propcrly.pssesKo f the American Logion Invited believed a "ticket would be tna
morning. Bourne made the usual swung to him immediately afte r
■niinous consent fo r Al cd, the citizen fails a ready prey to
alf American children to a picnic up soon." and with the Uni
deposit of $5 on n "drive it your symptoms of a Sm ith push and
governor of tho s ta te in these selfish ag ita to rs who would
at Marianso Beach, while tha prin Smith and favorite son support
self’ ’car yesterday and with the after Michigan went over to
pne Democrats w ere convgn- oxploit his prejudices to prom ote
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1
cipal hotels announced special would receive th a ‘two-third* vote
/■(her stolen nrticles made his way Smith.*
sddress the m eeting. No th eir own advantage. On this day,,
Tiio Florida delegation Has re
Fourth of July dinners tonignt.
| to Jacksonville where he was later
|whnt else you m ay think of of all days, it. ought to he mudu
required, thtte' ehdihg the dead
'a rre ste d . He fu rth e r stated th a t fused to have its picture taken for
clt or any of the re s t of the
lock.
clear
th
a
t
A
m
erica
has
had
it*
a
news
service
here.
It
came
t'o
In Manila
S heriff C. M. H and will go to Jac k
crowd you m ust give him revolution nnd placed the power of
Resolutions to eliminate favor-*
H arry T Bodwell, president of sonville Sunday to bring Bourne to this conclusion toduy a fte r plans Chattanooga, July ,6 .—The pro
MANILA. July 6.—More than Ite sons from the balloting, one by
for n brilliant diaplny of governm
ent squarely, securely and the Bodwell Realty Company, who Spnford.
/ , i had been under way for some timo posal for organic union of the 3,000 Filipino veterans o f the Phil bne, until only five candidates for
took a lot of nerve to ask entirely in tho hands of the people.
Mr. Rei] and M r. Gibson both de concerning the tim e and place tho Methodist Episcopal Church and ippine* insurrection joined Amer th e president)
candidato w hat had ju st F or all changes which they may de arrived in Sanford several days
sidoncy remained, failed t»
knied to all. The ihotion sire, for all grievances which they ago to uttend to some business clared to the sh eriff th is m orning picture wns to be tak en . •The ob the Methodist Episcopal Church, ican veterans of the Spanish- receive the >necessary two-third*
m
atters
in
connection
with
the
im
th a t they were positive th a t B our jection cam s from 10 of the dele
American and other ware today. In 1
peated and the convention m ay suffer, the ballot box furnishes
provem ent of "M ayfair," the com ne’s motive was the th e ft of the gates .who refused to be photo- South, waa approvod late Friday a celebration of Independence Day. Vote.
until 8:30 o’clock.
Weary but unyielding after
a com plete m ethod and rem edy. pany’s subdivision, has pqrchused car nnd the o th e r articles.
(Continued on page 3)
by thp general conference of the The Filipinos, under leadership of enty ballots, the convention,
Into th eir hands has been com m it the Ingram property in the eastern
N REASSEMBLING, n letSouthern church in special session General Emilio Aguinaldo, who called to order at 10:30
l ai ss read to tho convention ted com plete jurisdiction and con'- p a rt of the city which lies near
was their chieftain in tha revolu
here. It now goes to the annual tionary struggle against American thl* morning to begin a new
tro
l
over
all
the
functions
o
f
gov
the form er, for the consideration
MecAdoo requesting thnt tho
conference fop ratification.
rule, gathered from tho neighbor perste ta g of w sr that carried
Ite* be reconsidered and that ernm ent. F or the m ost p a rt o u r In of 525,000, i t became known today.
second week session*.
stitu tio n s are attacked iivthe name
When asked of the plans In con
Itatiun
-The . two-thirds majority for ing provinces for a distance o f a 'theDelegates
ion ho extended to Smith of social and economic reform . U n
of
the contend]
hundred
miles
around.Manila.
Gen
* the delegates. Hero less there be some teaching: of nection with his latest purchase
adoption had bean polled when
forces agreed that deeperate m
eral
Aguinaldo.
addressing
them,
here,
Mr.
Bodwell
stated
this
showed him self to be a sound economics In the schools, the
277 votes had been caat and the
urea are ntceeaaty. to break 1
|c tl of gentleman and som e. voter and ta g pay er is in danger m orning th a t it is the purpose of
Miss Mildred Holly, o f Sanford, tho winner this momng, it wsla clerk still had nearly 100 more urged cooperation with the United deadlock. between MeAdoo
States government az th e , beat
• diplomat. Though there of accenting vague theorjea which the company a t the present time has been declared the winner of learned, and these will be sent
means of preparing tha Philippines Smith, but are not agreed an
objection to an "outsider lead only to social discontent and to make n subdivision of it with the Halifax Summer Frolics beau throughout the country. Miss Holly delegates to poll.
schemes advanced to bring
practically tho sam e restrictions ty contest, according to a telephone will be offered a contract to appear
for independence.
l.to tho convention" ami no public disaster.
■; Official'Vote.
.
about.
.
Major
General
Leonard
Wood,
placed
upon
the
lots
as
in
May
* w*» extended, MeAdoo'*
message received here Saturday in tho movies aq a result of being • The official vote waa 207 to. 73
"Evoty one ought'to realise thnt
The leaders remain p
governor-general, of the Philip
e**n to rise steadily from the sole sourco of natural wealth Is fa ir. However, these plans will from Frank Huffaker, publicity declared winner, i t -la declared. Er
The Methodist Episcopal generf- pines, urgpd-the veterans to work the same /' position
not be carried out rig h t away, he manager of tho celebration which nest Shipman, movia producer, who
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i
al conference In Springfield, Mass., together to accomplish the upbuild throughout the week ^ech
thrift and industry, and that the added.
was held at Daytona Beach Thurs figured prominently in putting on recently accepted the proposal and
ao|e supply o f the public treasury
streting when called out,
Mr. Bodwell noted with pleasure day, Friday and today.
t h e SIXTY.ninth ballot
the contest,‘is making this unuauel ordered ‘ It aUbmitted to the ah- ing o f the Philippines economical lines show signs Vf crumb’
that
plans
for
paving
the
streets
ly. thereby preparing them .'for
tnclinod In his diraooffer,
i(
ia
announced.
nual conferences in 1025 .If the self-government. ■
MeAdoo .'*gdacbed hi*
in Mayfair and other developments ; Miss Holly was selected Friday
. . '.. : ' •.
| threatened to throw the
Miss Holly represented the Jun Southern'general conference abould
point daring the^week^o*
tc .b e made under tbs charge of afternoon as one" of the ten most
*i into a stampede. Here
beautiful girls In tho contest when ior Chamber of Commerce in the act favorably.
vote soared to*630. The normal, natural cpndition of man tho city arc coming along nicely this .number was retained after contest, as did Miss Irma Smith,
. ' Ia Pari* *V' .
.Likely Meet May. 1926.
and
believes
by
the>
time
he
re
PARIS, July 5.—The cuitomary
lutlhn o f the problem of a kind, and must bo made the chief
others
were
eliminated.
This
morn
who
was
a
lso
.
among
tho
list
of
.
The
regubir:
|
e
i
m
l
’Conference
to bo tho acquisi- end to b* sought in human relation turns next December this work wfll ing the ten young ladies represent ten who 1 remained after the ciimi- of tha'Northern church not -mssit- Independence Day ceremony at the
be completed. Mr. Bodwell further
tomb
in thboPkfi
■seAdoo pf sufficient votes ship. "
':
expressed him self as being very ing different parts of the state nation contest was held yesterday. ing again until 1928, a special con comet . \ and the .unveiling uf a
njjd * majority o f the tfonglad to hear that the bulkhead were subjected to variodji1 testa in The honor that has coma to "Misa ference prohubly wpuld be called memorial tablet st the headquar
In the
shen he may cithec. move
; V |W
to ascertain their qualifica Holly ia shared by the Junior trade in May, 192tJ, yrhen the regular ter* of the Frence-Amertcon com
veatiop to another .city Progressive Running project Is to be pushed na rapidly order
tions
for
screen
work.
From
among
body
of
'Hanford,
according
to
general
conference
of
the
Southern
as possible. The completion of
mittee,
at
which
Premier
Harriot
unhampered liy a gutter
this number,' Mias Holly was cho
o f ita members,-who ex -‘ church will b e.in cession.
spoke, were the-forenoon features
slJcpr the delegatus would Mate To Be Selected this work will mean much to' San- sen as the most beautiful o f both many
pressed their pleasure upon learn ' Another resolution requesting o f the Fourth o f ‘July celebration the <
forfl
and
ita
foturagrowth,
he
/fy to uso -Uieir otvn
blond and brunette types.
ing o f her good fortune this morn the . annual conferei.res that when
6.—Post- uddod.'
in Para.' T h o 'American fla g Hew
btoak the tWo-thirda rule
CLEVELAND, July
,
.
they vote on
it be done over the public bu
News of Miia Holly's great hon ing.
Mr. Bodwell, who plans to leave
Gw? nomination through a ponement of s a .vice-presidential
and there
k Mi%
ajunuejr. or Vras recalved, wijb a great deal
. adopted.
Miss Biddle, of Seabreeze, won by secret Hal
Vtas a generous
nomination 1 w a s -Mffeod upon by cither this afternoonI or Monday
' of the
•it
to
Sanford
of
interest
here
today
among
her
The
confereed*.
second
prize
among
the
.
blonde
m
o
n
g
m
.
__.
is
expecting
to
Store and
leaders of a conference for the
. bosiheta
i t that many friends In this city, who pre type, and Miss Waldrco, of Deyto- lution roqpi
housez and .on pr
d w ellin g s.,
progressive political action today. about Dee. 1,T
| VE8 A T k a g o s i u m a
_
farce
■
dicted previously that she would na...third prize.
.
Conference of
be directed to
. ■ ...* 7 -•*!-;
The
m e ccortvqptfon
o n v e n tio n Will
w m be
uc asked, •it time he wfl! bring
t not only prove a serious contender 'in the
Mias Fisher, of Daytona Beach, vote upon
f .t b r i
duly' 6.—>Stuarti •was
. ^ Inarm'd,
___ to Entrust the sclec enough to take
Ik
Wr**Jra»s,«ref>,' —■'
e one in contest. Miss H olly,, a s.th e -w in
i fir st prize on the brunette •. The. con
01
to a com- the Ioc«l office
J/H i# world fller, ar- ttort
tlort oprf such a candidate
candid
of Harai
ner, will become knotra'as" MMIsa
. die at '613
'^hhnghai nt 5 naKtee which would e o n t a j J W . , Orlando
1
. .and
. ..
Florida/’ It Ha announced.
V
ylc.
croay afternoon.
Lafollette after tha
tha Democratic, tona. which the _
Moving
pictures
woex
take
> ffiS n
situation has worked itseif out.
teniplating cs
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YOUNGER SON 0F!|
PRESIDENT STILL |l
SERIOUSLY SICK
*
DELEGATES WILL
NOT HAVE THEIR
PICTURES TAKEN
Fourth o f July Is
Celebrated Abroad
and in This Country
Harry T. Bodwell
Buys Large Piece
Property Thursday
E
Methodist Church,
South, Accepts The
Plan o f Unification
I
Miss Mildred Holly Declared Winner
In Beauty Contest at Daytona Beach
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OVER $2,000 WORTH OF STAPLE I) RY GOODS GOING FOR LESS TH AN WHOLESALE COST
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944 L ln F tl copcrofo c\iri> & G u tter w V
836 IJn F t. g ran ite curb re-so t { fb l5 c ‘.
11<!0 Sq yds, rdek bane # 80c
1100 Sq Yds 2” sheet nsp h alt
855 Sq yds. brick relaid @ 44c ...__ ........
OS5 Sq. F t. conireto alley re tu rn s @ 30c
■807-Sq. F t, sidewalk
20c ..........
0 Type H* Inlots @ SO.OO .—
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2 Manholes 50.00 ....._____. —_________
334 U n F t, 12” storm sew er <§> 1.05 _—
E x tra W ork *•».. .. **.-•«*»»*•*»■•».»•■»« m **« J$***•»**1
. . Ijxborotdry Inspection o f M aterials
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tx g n l-fh tp co aa.ad v ertisin g E tc . 2%
Miraculous Escape From
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blishing Men At
set in Asheville
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Speaking to more than 200 nowspaper men composing the momhership of th e Southern N ew spaper
Publishers’ Association, in annual
m eeting here to d a y .' A rth u r C.
New my or, of the New O rleans
Ite m .‘president of th e association,
rijvieWed the work of the p a st year
aijd presented some rreom m endafor consideration
tU llU fiL
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928.00
1183.20
370.20
205.50
173.40
180.00
190.00
350.70
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w ar-tim e ra te s on second class
Ith
regard
to
the
Macon
IW n ters’ School, the adjustm ent of
which w as largely up to the nsso:
elation officers of the p a st year,
Mr. Newm yer said, ‘T urge the ac
ceptance of the findings of C hair
m an Giovannoti, M ajor P otts and
o th er members of th e P rin ters'
School com m ittee when you hear
the results- of th eir m onths of
carefu l, study of all phases of tho
' m atter."
The approval of 9 plan propos
ing th a t new spaper advertising
audita.-ho sU ndardired and safeyraarded was urged. M ajor John
S. Cohen, of- A tlanta is chnirm sn
of a special com m ittee investigat
ing the subjects the president said.
Ifo also urged the collective
stren g th of the association fo r *'upa ta irs” affairs, explaining that
th ere m ust be editorial questions of
a. common character, the discussion
o f which by the association must
re su lt in good. M aior Cohen is
ahro chairm an of the Editorial com
m ittee.
i.The announcem ent was made
r th a t Secret ary -T reasurer W alter
Jbhpson of the S. N. P. A. hnd
Asked to be nllowed to retfrp from
p i- Jtttiv c duty* and it was recommend
ed th a t a paid m anager be a p
pointed and approved, to tako the
sition a t once, and train under
r, Johnson for the coming year.
r. Johnson having constuitdd to
main another year for that
purpose.
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DUHLIN, July 5.—Tho Irish
Free S tate, liy virtue of tis mem
bership in the Longue of N ations,
haB become a m em ber of the In
ternational Labor Office at Gene
va. As docum ents are printed in
the languages of all countries
which are mom bers, copies have
now been issu ed printed in the
Irish la n g u a g e
r i r r n l f C o n rf, H f i r n U Ju illrlu l
C i r c u i t I n ’ n m l Tor H r i u l n n l c
C u u n l y c —In C b m i c r r y K IH Im t.
K t a h it n r i l ( I r o w i r * E * q
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lir i l r t i r i p l n r i i i.j this* C o r p o r a
m u t imrt<-r m ii I i r it.-s a m i i v k u
luiif.iiH s h . m a y lo* i i r o c r l b f i l l>y Iti
p r o j . t r o f t l t i r s ; tin* r i f - n s l o n . p r o
noil Ion m ill U e v e l o p m o n t o f suit
irtis i p r o p e r ty by • in v an s
t lo iy s
l i o n s , o r t i t l t o r w l s r . 1’ito a n A i t i r r l
ran In stitu tio n .o f
n a tio n a l scop.
IIml j i n t r i o t i r n - p u t e , u p s l . l r o f tin
I lot 11...I t i p . t i i s l o n nl -hit llio U 10*
of I t s f S t i l M I s I l l i i f l i t ; Hit- rnrt*. s lip
pol l a m i w.'lf«r>> o f Uni . n t r a n t s t<
Mini H o m o u n i t o r s n r b t e r m s - a m
. niHUnii*. m n l iilnl. r « u r b r u l o ntu
i L i i i l l u l l u l i a u s m u ) In lift 'i r r l l i r i l lo
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p r . p o s r . i I ' h u r t r r a t n r l n i l t«i tin
i ip p l l r - tt ion t h r n - f o r . now o n ft I — li
ill.. •,f (l - ,.f III. I ' l o i k o f mi 111 L'lr
m i l t ' . o i i i lii s n n f o r t l F l o t i l l a .
I ■,11 ■<1 at AH 1n n 1.nl ■ HprlngN, F l o r
lot* t i l l s I - t h >ln *•* o f I'ln . A 1J I !*g t
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4% In te re s t Paid on Savings
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A !’P J , I ( 'A T I ON F o i l
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O F r i l l : ( I K S K R I I . S T A T I'T H S
OF T il H ST A T U O F F I.O IIIIIA
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Mi l . a u l i n . im r r l.H h i r >•( T a x i V r l l t t <inte Nn ID, t i n t e d tin- f>th d a y u f
J u n e . A. II l»*2, linn Oletl Halil c e r l l f I r u l e lit m y n f l l r e , un it tinu m u il e ftpJilli'.iUiill f u r l u r d e eil
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m iliia m
t h e fill lo w lita d i u r r l l i c u
p m r e r t r Hit uni ml lii S u n i l i m l e 1*111111t y . F l u r i i l i i . t u - w t i : N *-> nf N I C , nf
N J V M of H I V ' , . See. it. T w p . I» 8 .
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b e l l i * aHHuaHi'il u l (lie i t n t e u f t li e lan u u n c e n f Hiirli r e r t i r i i ' u l e l a tin*
i i u i i o nf U r n . tU \V l lr e l x ll n l it . Un
liuis s * | d e f r t l l l c i i l i
nl,n ll he r e
d e e m e d u c i - u r d l p a lii l a w t a x d e e d !
Will I s # lie t h e r e i n ] n n ( h e 3 i m l d a y
u f J u l y . A. I>. I B ; |
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Mini t h I n t h e I S t h tiny n f J u n e , A.
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C l e r k t ' l r c u l l C n u r l H e m ll u 'l n
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Gasoline Engines and Power 1
OF A L I, SIZ E S C A R R IE D IN -STO C K
PHONE
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NO INTKREST—BUT IT
BRINGS BIG RETURNS
“ W hat good is a checking account?
in terest on it.”
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Ni j t ji er i wps Yai. hcP8*arora hwr of -tKa
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checking account nt The F irs t N ational will do for you:
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a E stablish your credit and give you tho prestige of d<
irfg husinesii in a inisinesslike way, Vrith a bank re
ognitetl as one of the best. *
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and prevent paying a bill twice.
e. Sim plify your transactions, thus saving tim e.
There a re other m erits in a checking account. It does pay.
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
F. P. FORSTER. President.
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II. F. WH1TNER, t sshli
T otal (^ost
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To lie borne by City 1-3 104.8(1
To la. borne by A djacent property 209.72
Num ber of Foot F'rontuge 468
A s-cssm cnt per foot frontage $0.4482
FR ED T. WILLIAM S, Engineer.
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Frontage
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Is E quipped to G ive You
BETTER SERVICE
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H a v in g p m iie d th e s e r v ic e s o f Mr. W illiam Guifor
w ho in a cf.m potent se rv ic e sta tin t m an, having hi
ch arge o f B yron-M cK ee S erv ice S tution in Orlando. ’
We Sell Dunlop nnd M cClarcn T ir e s and Tubes J
G uaranteed to G ive S c r u c e .
Phone 447-
, ,fi ToU l Cost ........ - .......................................... — $1822.18
To liq borne entirely by adjacent property
N um ber of fe e t frontage 964
Assessment: per foot frontage $1.3716
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DHSCRIPTION , fro n ta g e Assessment
.w « . It. Trafford's Map, Sanford , . , ,
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lobinson -------------Lot 4 Blk 7 T r. 6
58.5
$ 8 0.24
_________ Lot 5 Blk 7 T r. 0
68.5
80.24
i r ^ - L ^ L a t , 9 .;fRUt7~ T r. 6 >
58.5 r - ; ■■ .89,24
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B
& Ju ly £ - B y a 16
holdars of Kissimmee
i*d $350,900 In bands
id io im proving the
JU g h t mile# or more
trrrf*’'
$2916.55
Total Cost .................................... —
To be borne by City 1-3 972.18
To be borne by A djacent property 1944.37
Num ber of feet frontage 964
Assessm ent per foot fro n tag e $2,017
F ltE D T. W ILLIAM S, Engineer,
Foot
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DESCRIPTION
F'rontai
E. It. T rafford's Map, Sanford
Hlk 7 T r. 3
$390.(13
George tV. Hyman
Illk 7 T r. 3
309.63
Baptist Church
Blk
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300.63
R I, Holly
Itlk 7 Tr. -1
300.63
M II. Lee
Hlk 8 T r. 3
390.63
Mrs. Bessie Irwin
Blk 8 T r. 3
399.63
Maude,A. I-nke
Blk 8 Tr>I
390.63
i M. Hand
Blk 8 Tr. 4
399.63
I.ltzabeJth Stephens
Blk 7 T r .6
282.42
Il L. Gibson
Hlk 8 T r. 5
282.42
"pun |hr>.* Mrs. A. H. Munson
Wk'7. T r.fi
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iM-voia ln1*M.‘ F. Robinsrm .*•.'.
Blk 7 T r. t:
i i t Hio
w :y . R ^ in r o ,,: . 1
lii whlrij p f.*. Monger
Blk 7 T r.fi
1 17.99
Hlk 7 Tr. fi
1 1 7 .9 9
n a rk • ' J. II. W hragge
..f" j'm'. ! F. W. Mahoney &,
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C. R. W alker Hrs
^V>‘r i City P ark
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■ - — - W. I', Shelly
SIX I'll M- F- Robinson
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The following is the final estim ate of the cost of widen
laven "nt I asphalt paving of Sixth St. between Magnolia Ave. and Park Avi
h a s b'-en , 21 to 3 0 feet in width.
Fin
i 25 Cu Yds G rading @ 40c
$
ng Sixtii 1 166 Sq Yds Rock Base
8tlc
west ;o [ 166 Sq, Yds 2" sheet asp h alt Gu 1.02
rile w itt
la b o ra to ry Inspection of M aterials
I Ave.
Legal Expense, ad. etc 2 'r
FLngineering 4% .
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Main Point, Stressed
T h e troubid th a t boset the Cum
berland P resbyterian church some
years ago a f te r it had formed an
Organic union w ith iono Vj T the
la rg e r P resbyterian bodies was the
m ain point stressed by the sup. p orters of tho L am ar proposal.
’■When tim e cam e to tra n sfe r the
C um berland church property to the
‘.united body, tru stees of various
institutions attacked the leg ality
: of the union and scores of suits
were filed, some In sta te and othei* in federal courts. The courts
- hqld the union illegal.
Judge John B. Candler, of A tlan
ta, a bro ther to Bishop W arren A.
Candler, senior bishop of the
r- Southern church, argued th a t the
conference was illegal and urged
’•.defeat of th e roaolution. lie cited
a decision in a church case where-'
in’ acta of officials had been atracked b u t which the court held
legal. Hu drew a parallel between
" tills Instance an d the action of
tha board of . bishops..J,n calling
nference and con tenu
re ned was proper.
I Approves Bonds
W e w ill w e lc o m ea, a !? :'b ? p b r,HCl;j,*
t u n i t y t o a p p l y o t t f s e r v ic e
y o u r n e ed s, w h e th e r y o u r a c
c o u n t is a l a r g e o r s m a il o n fitjp ff;
Total Cost
To be borne by City 1-3 $282.42
To be hom e by A djacent P ro p erty 5C4.84
Number of feet fro n tag e 234
•**-■ Assessment per foot fro n tag e $2,414
Cost 16 foot pavement between M yrtle and Laurel Ave.
flO, f u . Yd* G rading @ 40c _—.......- .............. ........................ .....10 S ta Yds overhaul @ lc
—.......... —,—...a........... —...........
. ..8 0 Lin F t, concrete curb <L G u tter (§> 76c
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1 04 1 Lin F t. flusheurb @ 35c
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,1082 Sq Yds rock base @ 80c ............................................................
|108J Sq Yds 2" Sheet Asphaltitg) 1.02 .............................................
1 I n l e t ...- ................ ........w~»------------ ------- ..................
„.1U2 Lin F t. 12" storm sew er <g> 1 .0 5 ................... - ..................... ....
E x tra Work ............... _ . l i ............. .............. - ...................—— —
• Laboratory Inspection of m a te r ia ls ..... y.................................
, Legal Expense, advertising etc. 2 ^ ..... ............ ....................
Engineering 4% ..... .............. ..................... - .....- .........- 1- ......
air m ail pilot, dropped into the t ay j>
■was executing a loup.ilhu loop during,
ml slight injuries^
Above are si.own
.•nter w ith n tu g seeking to pull it out.
1?. A. Ht ml w e l l , e l a l ,)
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r i 's p o u i l c n t R .
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o ilm e n o f r r iu .ii'A T io N
T o t h e I i r f c i i d a i it H . K A S o u l w . l1,
M a r y K. OiiolHhy, fl. K, iloi.lH hy. .)
I*. i:.n»lHhy; ChtrloH I V n l c w .
John
I ’c r d i j w . l l d c t i I’c r i l f w . t . c n l u A I.
l . i l l u r r . If U fllN S u tut If ilr u il 10 a l t
wr-Aujournment t of the extrndrdi- UPT^fiH r l ^ l m l p if l u t c r c H i In t h o
■ jn'w piriy h a n t a a n i»r iii*'ncri1ir<l lift*
S ury general conferen«^_ai^H the ■
p.
m ililurS II. i I c m -ubci I. J i m /
M ethodist Episcopal church, South, <tcr
. d u c c o M .1 J I ’. liiiAlxhy,
yrithout action on the proposal for F i l o o l a h y (?,
J*3.
slty.
unification with the Methodist C'rtrluN- I ' m l r w , iln r e a n o il, Jo liii
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Episcopal church, loomed as a pos('t'ltlt'fl, ].«u»ln A la, l #r l t n » r . *1*•*
Aioillty Wednesday night.
ci’am-il, o r olli* rwlwn in lln*
Tho situatiqn grew out of an all- I tiff i|r$icrlhf«l propfFV y
In
f g y . debate which was unfinished l li*’ Po iiritv *’f Si*min.»:o .v. l S t ; i i c i f
r l f ln . n m l i n o n 1 p a r t I c u lr i r ty tti
when th e m eeting recessed last nF cl or II
i«m1 mi ilui rifjrt1h%v*i#ii q u n n o r " f
t, on a resolution providing 1.11w hft'itt h *■n b I «|y lit r t ^ r *«f bi*ci it»n ? I „
another goncral conference in ! t « w ujHhip I I . kmutli n f rnnw* 2"* **11kt *
it ml ! t h e i i u r t h o u K l q u n r i o r r>f U «■
May, 1925. Its adoption would
nnrfhon#»t y u i i r l i r
*»f nfi'tli*ri
2t.
leave the delegates with nothing to J towiit*HIp 21 NtMilh, t»f rntii^o 2 ’*
do fo r rules adopted provide that n n i i ho in irllitv o M <jiiiirl*r ••{ ilio
o r t h tv oh ( «i u i i r t o r <*f
K>cllnn
th e only business Hint can tie ntovv
tiKlilp 2!. n m iiti •»f
m i h *,'*1
T*
transacted is consideration of the ‘ p u t ’,, urttl t o n i l iirik n o w n p o r u m *
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unification plan.
•T tl' ll* f |»|Ul ,o \
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Resolution Introduced
It i» h o r « b y mileroVS tlum j o n n m l
"T heR esolution, which was intro- e a c h uf >m i t!o riii|ioiir t u . i h t o h i ll
duced Jointly* by Dr. A. J. I juniir, | o f m m phi i nt fllrtl |**roin o n t h e t i l l
aif AliK'liKt. A. IU It* I t .
Of Nashville, Tenn., and Joseph tluV
Ii I h f n r t Ih *i o r tlo r o il t h a t t h i s
K . C o c k r e l l , o f D a l l a s , T e x a s , f o l - Oriloj- o f P u h l l c n l Ion ho ptihllHi* <t
lewrs:
tn t h o K&^fi'ril llA rnlfl oftco a w o k
ytfcght ( h > c i M i b i c u i h i i vt . «•!. «
* A resolution proposing th at, be- f o rW lt!io«B
li u ml a m i r o a l uf nit hi
caus^ of a possibility thnt the pres r i r c y l l n o umy
n fit S a n f o r d F l o r Iti a.
en t conference is illegal, another l h i « AOlh da> o f M a y , A l» 1’i2 t
li. A. l H » t T«JI.A ASS.
conference be called to m eet next f S o a l )
C’l o r k f ’l r i j u l t C n u r t .
M*y to consider unification was
ny a ; m . w k b k h . n <:
introduced jointly by Dr. A. J : La
m ar, Nashville, Tenn,, and Joseph
. E . A’o c k ftlL .o f D allas.
Dr. L am ar spoke in behalf of
thq resolution, b u t from tho a p
plause hla‘ follow ing a t the tim e
ap p a ren tly was small. It grew
la rg e r a s the day passed, however,
and while the concluding address
was being delivered by Judgu W.
L. Dean, of Huntsville, Texas, who
urged adoption, of the resolution,
th e speaker was interrupted fre
quently by applause th a t came
frpin all q u a rte rs of tho auditori
TV7 —
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■it,
H E f a c ilitie s a n d s e r v ic e o f
t h i s b a n k c a n b e a n im
p o r t a n t f a c t o r in t h e f o r w a r d
p r o g r e s s o f y ou r- b u s i n m ^ .
.
90.48
Asses'siati't'per foot fVontagro $3.415i
i’.'Cost<0 fodt pavement Ijetwcdn C
(hi Yda ghvMng (5> 46i>
Sta. Ytis overhaul
lc ...---- iL ’Jk l---Lin F t. concrete curb & g u tte r @ 76c
I.in Ft. flush curb @ 35c
.......
Sq Yds rpek foundation @ 80c ---------Sq Ydd 2" sheet asp h alt top <§> 1.02 ...
lab o ra to ry Inspection of M aterials .....
Lentil Expense, adv ertisin g etc 2Ti> ....
, Engineering 4% ----------- ------- -------
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20.00
55.85
'H. u i U ™ b j r , ;1-3 1B o a ti 'h ;
*. if ^ l o bcjfrdd by A d v e n t Propeljty;i
N u m b e r . F e e t frontage 930 |<jf*>'
1&
286
230
24
290
290
1.
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Business
Efficiency
180.90
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Tho time-honorod privilege of a woman to chan go. h er mind tu rn ed
thfc tid e of balloting oo; Hjo I muc of A IK'inocratic m latforni
that Would nbme and K bukc th e klan. Bhe Is Miaf M arian Colley of
the G eorgia delegation, and had voU-d for the K lan-natning pj«ak.
but when th e nalloUng atorm imikc she changed’ h er vote and wit
SUNSHINE
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Satisfied.” .
M yrtle Ave. an d 4 th S t. Phi
JN O . W. SN EED
H EA L TH Y , EN E R G E T IC Cl
80.24
'C . R. W alker lira .
All
B lk 7 Tr. 7
248
.340.15
City P a r k — !--------- '----- All
Blk 8 T r.6
*48
340.15
W. F . S h e lly ;------------ v.r I>ot I Blk 8 Tr. 7
117.
.160.47
M. F . Robinson ............ . Lot 6 Blk 8 T r.7
117 . ,
160.47
The abovo and foregoing final assessm ents arc peyablo in full
w ithout Interest up tb*AUGUST 1 , 1924, and from and a fte r such. date,
said Special Assessm ents will be payable
rt« if equal annual
installm ents w ith in tere st a t 8% per annum On all deferred paym ents.
i Tliey a rc your m oney maker
handled . properly. ' *• We hove
rig h t feed to aBijurc you pri
See ua about it.
’ ' ’1
iwufsinf
hajmviui
Require the m m bow buildinAc
luuni (ted u the older du
in a ship* adapted to their
t such « feed is
SHINE BABY <
�+ t • r*
* i f " 4 |
<l«
Due to the excessive
loss‘ o f bottles
the
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tmd f e igiiecl companies ape forced to
raise^the amount o f deposit required
. from thirty to fifty cents per case, and
charge five cents for each m issing p ottle,,
effective July 1 5,1024.
j a.
.
tlc m
X n l l r a o f iA- rp
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Htntulra of IUr Uliitf Mf
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N utlrr Is hrr*hy glvrn tfin t’J, II,
l.nlng. purchaser of .Tux- Cerllllraiu
116. Ji>5, <1*4*4 the 2nd day a t Juno
A. D,'H 1* hns. tiled na|d fcrtiflcato
In my ofilcc nml Imn
n'ppIleAthin for Tnx tynitl to l a s u r In.nrcortlmicr with law. Slid cwrilflcnio tinhr* cur lh« fcllowiriK iIukt IIiuiI prnp.trly Mlunlml la Hum Inut* County.
"Fktriitn, iti-wlt;*—
Luts 30 nml II Fturtfla Land, &.
Cnhmlcntloii t ’o'a Add to Hmith'Cvoi*
ford. Tilt; Bold land bring nssrSSrd
lit tin* date of the I x n u u n c r of
.
corilfit-air In thc*.ilsim* of Unknown.'
krrcMEjjj
l. Pattangnll, A ugusta, Me., had votes a th Dtccmocrntic con’ PatUnirall presented the fam ous anti-klun plank while M rs.
■all aat calmly back and, acting as her husbands’ alternate
» was on the stand, voted ag a in st the plank he was presenting,
that a woran* may cling to her political convictions in spite of
.tD t.ld n [i.
.'ill
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attitude,
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ilth Scholarship Winners Urge
Tooth Brush Drill For Pupils
L iy iu a G o o n
FLCOQ. PI7A'A.‘
Office o f It. C. I I U N T E l l
& liHO.. A r c h ite c ts
( H o u s e A-5KI
T H E S M A I X H O U S E A N D T H E S M A L L l.O T
Hi.w difficult it is to find a h ouse uf good degig n a n d projm rtipn t h a t will fit on
W here land i* ex p e n siv e and d es ira b le , t h e h ouse s h o u l d be in keeping. It m u s t he ti
H e r e is it house t h a t will m e e t th e r e q u i r e m e n t s o f th e highly developed city.
W hile it is a t tr a c t iv e
anil dot n t all cro w d ed in a p p e a r a n c e , it will still go on a lot with a f r o n t a g e of only t h i r t y - e i g h t f e e l
und thorp will be a m p le spa ce f o r a d riv e on one s i d e a n d a five feet of g r a s s on t h e o th e r.
T h e h o u se is of colonial d e s ig n nod f r a m e conn tr u c tio n , und if p r o p e r ly c a r r i e d o u t w ith h a r m o n
iz in g rco f, s h u t t e r s and sid e w alk s, will m a k e a m ost i n tc r e s l i n g little home.
T h a t J . K. 1mi I ii ii p u r c h n * r r o f T a x
i V r l l f i c u t f No. 127, d a t e d t h e u th
d a y o f .Inin* A. I>. I l l f l Imn Died « n l d
c o r l l f i c a l u In mV o f f ic e a n d l i a s i n u d e
a p l i l l c u t n . i i f o r . T a x D r r d t o l a s u r In
n r i 'o r A a t i c c w i t h l a w . S a i d o r r t l f i r n t o oriihr.uV.'i til O’ f o l l o w i n g do*
n c r lh v i l p r o p e r t y n l t u a t t i l (n B r m l*
Inolo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t 6 * w ltt-—
L h r 7 B l o c k 36 W m . C l a r k ' s H u b d l v i s i o n o f I illicit a 35 a n il 36 o f l t o h l n * .
nonb S u r v e y on r e v o r i l e d In P l a t
C o o k No. I p a g e 107 t t u m l n o t n Co,
r t e e n r tl a . T h e a a l d l a n d l i n i n g a»*
n e sjrd nt th e d a te of th e lanunncr
of s u c h c x ir tlf lc n te 'ln t h e m im o of
I'n U p o w n .
T h a t J . R. I . a l n i r 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 U S . d a t e d t h e Elh
d a y o f J u n e A, [l. 1921. h n a P l e d unit)
i'i r l l f l r a t e In m y o ffice a n d h n n m a d e
n p p l l c a t I o n f o r T n x D e e d t o I snuu In
n o c u r d n i t f o w i t h l a te . S u h l r c r t l f l c a t e e l n h r a c e a t h e f n t l n w I n K dc*
u y r t h e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d i n JTrinlInOle C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w i t ; —
E 66,6 f t of. W 4 2 s f t. o f f ,o t 4
H o l i l n a o n 'r S u r v e y o f a n A d d i t i o n
ti) fWI l f o r d , T h e r a i d l o u d b r i n g a n - ,
sr s n i- d u l t h e d m , - o f t h e l e a u n n r e of
M i r h c e r t l l l v a t e i n t h e n a m e o f tin*
Known.
T h a t J. K. I , o l o r p t i r e h n a e r n f T a x
C e r t l f l e i t l e No. 123. t i n t e d t h e 5tli d a y
o f J u n e A. I). 1932. line filed an Id
c e r t l l l c a t e In iny o f t ) r e n p i l h a a a n o d e
(■ ppllrnt Inn f o r T a x D r r i l t o laa tie In
a e c p r d a n e e xy11la l a w . S a i d e e r t I d
e a te e m b ra c e * th e [ n lln w tn g deH c r ib rd p r o p e r t y s u u u i r d i n H em lInole C o u n ty . F lo r id a . t o - w l t : —
W El f t. o f 10. IE0 ft. o f Dot 4
I'n b ln so ttn H a rv ey of a n A d d itio n to I
H a n f o r d . T h e aalil l a n d b r i n g a a f f » » « l a t t h e d a t e of .th e la a u n n r e of
s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e o f U n
it u u i y n
T h a t J. E l .n l i ig p u r c h a s e r n f ^ T n *
C e rtlllC H te No, 133, d a t e d t h e (.[)>
d a y o f J u n e A. 1* 1922, h n a tile d mild
c e r t i f i c a t e In m y of f ic e a n d h a * m a d e
a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T a x D e e d l o l * a u e In
a c c o r d a n c e w ith law . Ha0 . c c rtlflc u t e e m h r a c e a t h e f o l l o w i n g tin*
n c r l h c d p r o p e r t y N l t u a t e d In H e m lIn ile C o u n t y . F l o r i d * , t o - w l t : —
I,ul Si) Ht u n d l f o r i * i A d d i t i o n t o
S a n f o r d . T h e mild h i n d b r i n g a t - |
k e a a r d ul t h r d a t e o f t h e l a a u n n r e .of
s u c h v e r t I d e a t e In t h e n a m e o f C n - I
known
I
T h a t J 10. I .n ln tt p u r c h a a e r o f T a x I
C e r t i f i c a t e No 131, d a t e d t h e E l h .
T h e r e is a la r g e cellar, c o n t a in i n g coni bin, luu nd ry , s te a m h ea tin g boiler, s t o r a g e m>nce, etc., all
weM. lig h te d a n d . v e n t ila te d l>y w indow s I n ,u r e a * . T h e Airat Aloqr eowaiatj) of u l a r g e U,vifiir room , e x t e n d
ing tin w hole w id th uf th e house, d in in g room , k i t c h e n , p u n t r y , vestibule and l a r g e living |>orch, which
tnay be enclosed in g la s s d u r in g t h e w in te r. T he r,t a i r s g o u p from the living ro o m w hich hus a lurge
tiie p 'u ro , t i it hall on th e second floor. All t h r e e b e d r o o m s co n n e c t w ith this hull, us does the h a t h room.
a n eeaa sy m u t t e r f o r th
thoe housuw
lm usuw ifu to find | day of J u n e A. J>. 1922. ban filed said
Erich, bedroom h a s a m p le lig h t, npd ideal closets, s oo t h a t ft is tin
j c e r t i f i c a t e In m y office a n d Ii * n m a d e
a p la c e f o r e v e r y th in g .
| n p p l l e n t l u n f o r T n x D e e d In I s s u e In
n r r o r d n n r n w i t h l a w . Halil f e r t IllA m o s t a t t r a c t i v e color s c h em e w ould he o b t a i n e d by usin g w hite p a in t on tint sidew alls, s h u t t e r s of r a t e c m b r s c e s t h e f o l l o w i n g d e
t h a t d e l ig h tf u l s h a d e called “ Colonial'* blue a n d v a r i e g a t e d ru u f. T he dow er boxes tilled w ith g e r a n i u m s s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y sit t in t e d In H e m lami hnnfting vines an d th e g r e e n of t h e g r a s s a n d f o l i a g e , of t h e tr e e s .would c o m p le te a lovely pic tu re Ino li C o u n t y , F l o r i d * , t o - w l t : —
l-o l 10 K t e n d l f o r d ' s A d d i t i o n t o
indeed.
■Hanford. H alil l a n d b e ln K a s s e s s e d a t
t h e d a l e of t h e i s s u a n c e o f » u r l i c e r
t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of N o r m a n H u tIfin.
C o m p le te w o rk in g plans a n d spec!Mention* r f t h i s h ouse m a y he ohluincd for a nom in a l sum fro m the
T h a t J. E l a i l i i g . p u r e b n s e r o f T u x
llu ild in g E d ito r. R e fe r to H ouse A-5K.
C e r t i f i c a t e No
90 d a t e d t h e M b
d a y o f J u n e A. D IBS*, h a * filed s a i d
c e r t i f i c a t e In m y of f ic e a n d hit* m u d e
-----------------------------| cnee a r c re m o v e d " w e re a d o p te d c o r tt l n g t o plat o f IJ. H survey o f nypTtCHf| , , n ffoo r T a x D e e d t o l a s u e In
pa til T u w n u l tl j i:
A lso, t li u l n s r r o H V ^ c o o r d a i i c e w 1t h l a w . H a ld - e c r ltlV *
D E M O N S T R A T I O N ( ’L l B
to n i g h t
by
t h e S o u th C a ro lin a
Pirlp of liinil ad joining *tli® above r a t e e m b r a c e * t h e 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 s l t u n t i d In Bent Ii|cscrlt>e<1 i r u c t o f l a n d 4»ti t h e N o r t h
R O L L IN S CO LLEGE, W IN T E R
P""*0 ™’ Hch° o1 ,n el‘• nd o f s a m e a n d d e s c r i b e d n s fol* I n u l e C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , t o - w l t ; —
L o t 1 H l o c k 14 T i e r jt, t h e T o w n
I’A R K , J u l y 3.— C om bining in s tru c - ‘ ,,lon
__________________
low a :
a t t h e N* K. c o r
ner of th e Rust hutf of th e ft, W. o f H a n f o r d . T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g u s -
C o st a b o u t $C 000.
TM eviC A H
w o u rru n
iTOn n th e
Alice
w ent
hole o n h e r w a y t o W o n d r r Uu will r e c a l l t h a t s l i e t a s t . 'l
l it t le b o t t l e I s b e l e d “ D r i n k
nd t h e n t o h e r d l h i n u y s h o
to s h r i n k a n d s h r i n k a n il
P erh ap s th e m tw o young
show n
a b o v e n r o t w o a il A M r .s , f o r t h e
to o th i a r e e v id e n tly to o la r g e ' fo r
tV b a t do y o u su p p o u o re alty
M t
..
hbrusli c a n 't g ro w , .E v e n
| DuchciA c o m m a n d e d It, th e
llgtiig to o th b r u s h w ould be
w hat to do. E v e n If th o
loot her w e ll-k n o w n la in p |crie d “Off with th e ir l i u u l l "
sth b ru sh e s w ould h a v e to
belpUmly. Hut w altt PcTon> U a cltunco f o r tb o m l
i*v<t
athbrQsb Is a prettjr lint'uit of unyohc'ji c q u tp J T h at's w h a t t h e t e a c h e r s In
|bUe schools lmvo baen tr y tiltpriws on a g r e a t m a n y ,
sva been rut b a r UUpoaud to
| r toot tit. r u a h e s ua. a t niowt,
1C*.
[ quite possible sotneonu tnay
ken It Into his ' head to
|a couple of toothbrushes
largo so aa to empbas*
IATES WILL
1 HAVE THEIR
IRES TAKEN
iitinned f r o m p a g e l ) ■
1 wifh T. J, Applt-yard and
Bowden, the men who igJli\*tTucticng of Democratic
bjr deserting McXdoo
their best.
h * Jennings Bry^n, while
^hg w ith, Bryan' Mack ksncl
[Cgrter last night,’ eomupon the resolutlm ofi. tin; night session' for
P? about the withdrawal o f
leading candidutua. Uryan
a' resolution was ubasked to name some enrtcould have'advised the
legation to.turn to if the
jolutlon imd passed, Mr.
L “It would be utibccomaeldgmtlon Instructed as
delegation to discuss
likely dcvclopme^L Jj
Iso thu I m p o rta n c e of clean tooth.
T h ese a m tw o s u c h u n u su a l
b ru sh es, g ro w n largo a t thu c o m
m a n d of thu D uche ss of H ea lth.
T h e y m a d e th e tr a p p e a r a n c e pn
thu Pacific coast w h o re a p p le s an d
tr e e s a n d th in g s o fte n grow very
largo. P e o p le o u t th e r e a r e often
Inclined to look a t th in g s In a
l a r g e 'w a y a n d th is ta the' result.
As u m u t t e r o f fa c t these tw o
Alices, a r e pu p ils of Miss D o ra
Huxage. a t e a c h e r a t Ban F ra n cisc o ,
w h o w on a |5 0 u h e a l t h te a c h in g
s c h o la r s h ip in t h o 'c o n t e s t c o n d u c t
ed th is y e a r b y . th o
A m ericani
VhUd H e a lth A ssociation.
T he
f2&,U00. n eeded for fifty auqb
ocbolarohlps a w a r d e d lo e le m e n ta ry
uchoo) te a e b e r c In fifty cities, was
f u rn is h e d by t h e M etro p o lita n Life
J n s u r a u c e C o m p a n y lu o r d e r iq
promote good health teaching apd
M
tio n a l a n d r e c r e a ti o n a l a d v a n t a g e s ! m
£»,,,}i S ^ ' o r n a y ^ H t i u * o ? |
th e a n n u a l c a m p fo r d e m o n s tr a ti o n (
Florida.
Belt*. De
Cbul g ir ls in th is section o f tho *
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CITATION
S tate opened at* Rollins College
Monday afternoon, June 30, and j jjfttlu Betts, the duly appointed
".wneV
W ^ Q u i r U r ’ oi ti,c i '•*•*<> »*.th* flute of the Issuance of
N W. q u a r t e t of Bee. 4, In *sld I such c e r tin c a le In the n a m e of F.
T ow nship enil r u n n in g the nce W cet J W. Mahoney.
6 chains, the nce N orth to a polpt 6 I Hnlese said certificate* shall hi*
. bains Enst- nnd 10*1 chain* S outh ‘ redcimied according to law T nx deed
f r o m t h e N. W . c o r n e r o f * a ld Bee
l i o n -4, o f T w p , 20. B. o f B u n g e SO 13,
( U s n r u r u n n i n g R u s t 76 l i n k s , t h e n c e
N o r t h 75 lin k * , t h e n c e B e s t 4 c h a i n *
unit t i l i n k s , t h e n c e B ou tli t o p o i n t
<>f b e g i n n i n g , c o n t a i n i n g 9 -JC o f »»#
l i n e in u re o r . less.
he i lt c l s r i f i l a * * r i * In tlio h n t t d s o f
t h e a d m i n i s t r a t r i x for. t h e p a y m e n t
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H O N fcS . T H W i s U « c L k
SA M 'S rz> E A
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A f i t P R O U D O F ir .
HOME LOVING PE O P L E arc on th e Increase. It'a b«r
coming thu popular Am erican diversion ag ain . And n o t too
soon, ojlhcr, for y f e on the w ing is g ettin g costly. I t Wlli
help center thu nm bitions of your children and aid you in
m a k in g them b u tter citizens to have a home of your o\yn. We
h a v e p la n s to fit a n y pocketbook and will be glad to lend you
o u r a s s i s t a n c e in g ettin g started . *
e n g in e s
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•R otors
Phone 565
1 >'.Til
N . Laurel Ave
Tito man who buys roofing on looka
alone will rue the bargain, nine times out
o ften. It'* the stuff inside—under the
outface of a roofing—that determine* it*
value.
G E N A S C O R O L L R O O F IN G l*
m ade of the highest quality, all-wool felt,
heavily w aterproofed o n both fide* with
the funous Trinidad Lake A sphalt
Cement—a product oF tho age*.
A nd that'* why Gonaaco Roll Roofing
remains alive and defensive against
w eather long after ordinary roofing* dry
out, crack and crumble aw ay. Come in and let u* show you tlii*
remarkable roofing. No obligation.
Hill Lumber Co.
-a a a a a iu iB ^ M a a (» a a B B a a a a B ia * M B B a a B B B a B a a B B B a B M ^ a a B a a g a y a a a B B a « B a a i;
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LIME-COLA CO.
-y • " r— *
u
PU M PS
» ; SA N FO R D
w i l l lu s o o t h e r e o n o n t h e 6 t h d a y o f
A u g u * t . A. D. 1924.
W ltno*K m y of f ic ia l s i g n a t u r e a n d
s e a l D i l i t h o 27t h d a y o f J u n e A.
u. a . rxmciLA Ba.
i A is**.
C leric C i r c u i t C o u r t, H em ln o le
’
C ounty, F lo rid a.
I S eal)
V B y A. M. W E H K B , D. C. ■
6 :2 8 7 ; S . 1 1 . 18-11 8:1
of Savings
Q
y- . s:
CHERO-COLA CO
j
will Inst throughout the week. The and mptlliird adm inistratrix of the
two dorm itories for young women,! estate of O. a . Bone, dr.ceaecd. havCloverleaf und Lukosldo, have b ee n ! p*n*
nl*** -hur
*” 1,10 vyurt.
r a v i n g t h a t t h e f o l l o w i n g r e a l es
throw n ap?n to theso young giris t u t e s i t u a t e In B e m t l l o l c C o u n t y .
and the county dem onstration F i u r h l o . b e lo n K ln K t u t h e suit] C. A
agents who accompany them ns B e t t s , d u r i n g hi* l i f e t i m e , t o - w l t :
t h e N. W . C o r n e r o f
leaders and instructors. The en a cBoergi ui nl nn i npgi e caet Of
lan d c u n lain ltiK S
•^77'
rollm ent runs as fojlows: Orange a c r e * o w n e d by a. It. M a c k I n Her.
an aaB aaiaH R aB K H aaiiiiaM u aaM K K aiiB aH H g aB an H aB H iiw an
county, 38; iJtke county 24; .Sum S3 u f T o w n s h i p IP H. o f R a n g * 30 I*, H■■ w
A, > •
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m lnK th e n c e N orth S rh a ltis
te r county 17; Marion county 26. nt om al sr m
ain * to n
A member of the faculty’ who is a * l n kt a« k e* ,l o tih) de tmn ;g* nWt etsht e ISN.c hU.
Cor - ■
tak in g u leading
t i e r o f i n n d o f c , F. Mtnlth. t h e t i c * *
- p a rt in the ,work
„
thus Inrpsove the health of th<M is MUs M aryarct Burleigh, of Ta B o u tli 5 c h a i n * t o l a n d o f C. F . W i t - 11
c h a in s to p o in t ■
children of to-day und the grown Vareq, a graduate of Kollins. Mrs. co of x .b et gh lennncl en KE acsot n lIS
a tn liig * t w n a nd 5
^felliu
Taylor,
dem
onstration
work
up* ol to-itiorrpwa,.
,
o p c - h a J f a c r e * m o r e o r Ic**- H e r e b y * 5
During thu yegr the toothbrush er fo r Orange county, Is in charge r e n e r v tU K a s t r i p 15 f e e t w i d e a l o p x t h e N o r t h u n d E a s t si tie* u f g e l d g
has grown larger and lurker In lb* of generaV arrangem ents.
d. th e sa m e to be k e p t o p e n as | ■
Instruction in the field of home l1»u n of
minds of chtWren overywhurv la
th e p u b lic m a d forever,
America os a resu lt.o f this coulqtt economics following the courses .A lso: T he E a s t Jinlf of the H. ,W. 1
und chan teeth Is but on* of tho already completed in the various
u a r te r of Ihe N. W. QJ u a r te
t e r of tho
th e IB
. a*
. W. Q u a r t e r and I h e - ,E a a t h a l t of
Rules of the Uumo o f' Health :acunty groups are being given und
tit*
W
e
st
h
alf
of
this
8.
Sv.
q
u
a
r
which Mla* Ravage, and tho othar’ according to the instructors, ex of the N, W. Q u a r t e r of. Her. t e4.r . 5!
teach ere ltavo emphasised. •
cellent results are being obtained T ow nship 20 8. of R a n g e 30 E. con- lE
l i ^ 15 a c re s m o r s o r less, tic- *
so th a t the girls will return to t a l u liuf
-f.
B
th eir homes g reatly helped by the
Je rry C arter arose from his seat advantages uf the rpurae
The Rollins w ater course has
in the.F lorida section fob the pur
WHEN old age comes on and
proved a Splendid recreational fea
pose of offering an amendm ent io tu re of th o camp and the glrfs
~l
;
there’s
an easy chair for the
ii. lie wished to s u g g e s t' th at have enjoyed swimming, dlvineach-candidate th a t had received and canoeing to the fullest extent.
'declining years, what a Com
4eni«Hce rhVr
#
■rnmtmmmm
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100 or m ore votes bo withdrawn
f e r „ ' - c r * - c lf < > r K o a r !
fort a healthy Savings Ac
;
Resolutions Adopted
\
frem consideration and th at each
. .Wash your teeth d e a n
COLUMBIA, S. C., July 3.—Res
candidate th ere after be withdrawn
count is! That’s made possi:
w ith
aa soon aa he rtjopiyed.lOO votes. olutions petitioning the goijeral
conference
o
f
th
e
Methodist
This am endm ent brought o u t In
ble by starting ^ith a very
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such bold re lie f the
absurdity ^
uf .a . copal Church, South, not . to take
§ j # £ . small sum and building: for
, lesplqL ou th a t would {liav* * h e ! definite action on the prupgsed
man fold in g the liirjrcst tiuipp«_ o f 1plan of ttOflcatlon
• the future by consistent de^
votes withdraw, that It threw the gal barriers ageinatr ih e legality
cr nvrittion into
convnIti4«ifl of ktf the special stisslon of the tmnltr-, M
posits. Wliy Hot see us today?”
■
The above deposit is charged only as a
measure o f protection for our bottles a n d
cases atid will .only pay a small part o f
lihc.otitirc loss sustained by, us. •
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ib» SAVING S
r h 0~ “ T
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M P A N Y ,—
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Sanford Herald
A-*
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As Brisbane
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»<w»(
tu*4«\r «t x«»forJ. ri«ria*
S an fo rd h a s p assed th e te n th o u sa n d m a rk in populatr;
>
Again
A
l l 4tke fou rth!
itcred a* Second Claai, Usttor, tio n t
fi Unequal
Unequal.
All
intwr
St the
PoAortle*
t*A.--C._JT.
■JI_ ISIS.
1*^Aht-ljlh
«•kt,VM
m Ali t ,,Ar
F ig u re s m ade public by th e Polk D irecto ry C o m p a n y , Mr. Justice Brandeis
T h u rsd a y give a population o f 10,432 people w ith in th e c ity 8 Million Little Figs.
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JIOl.I.A M> L. DK AN.... _____ r Ksiivt- lim its. A dditional
mal figures show th e re a fe * l,180 perso n s livii. n o w A iu i in :m i.... — l StaMnarr ,ing ju s t o u tsid e th e city in a d ja c e n t te r r ito r y considered p a rt
urth o f July once morel One
l i t M a n s lla *»*■»• .
*«• o f S anfo rd . So all told th is c ity h a s a population o f 11,612. huMlred and forty-eight years ago
W hen th e fed eral census w as ta k e n in 1920 S an fo rd w as
ccided that men must bo free
M o n t h s . IS. GO
On* t m t .,..
given cred it fo r h a v in g 5,588 people. T h is y e a r's d irecto ry and equal and this country Inde
CarrU
S»irUr.^|»«r
E d ition.
gives th e city, and close in te rrito ry c re d it fo r h av in g 11,612 pendent o f England. Some' are
j y ;TMf.
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people. D u rin g th e fo u r y e ars a g ain of 6,768 h a s been m ade. free, some not. All are different,
RPBCUL K O T lttl <Ali obituary
A
n in crease like t h a t c an n o t be considered bad.
not one .(he exact equal of any.
nellOM, c t r d i ->f th a n k * , re s o lu tio n *
and notices of e n t e r t a i n m e n t * w h«r«
S
an
fo
rd
can
n
o
t
be
stopped.
I
t
h
as
gained
too
g
r
e
a
t
moother or evor will bef men are
m a d e w ill bo c h a r g e d
u«*. , ntentum . T h e citizen sh ip of t ho c o m m u n ity m ean bu sin ess not equal before the l»w. If you
kSionA TK brftK
A a*d a re m ak in g every day e„ b u n t fo r th e m ost. W h ile th e' doubt It, sue a millionaire foe •
n k ie T ifri AknociATi:i>
1
Associated Proa*
i RChievem en ts of th e p n st hnve been g re a t th e y hav e been as thousand dollars. It wltl cost you
1> V .I rThe
A ^ ^ lU s d to Ui« i
'an n«p«wHwtn o th in g com pared w ith th a t w hich will be done in th o y o a ra more than a thousand to recover.
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pH
lr e d - | j U8t a- h
B m —m 111
m !i,»u
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«*■Hnot
Mi aH
errtj
ead.
tied In ibis paper *nd also the local
SELF-GOVERNMENT;
means
v>*.yv
nowa
hsraln. All right*i of
p a w * ouhllahM
i*i3
Buildinpr
su b ath n iially ori a solid and su re foundation
repubRcatlon
of special dispatches
tific
one
hundred
and
twrive
millions
w ith o u t inflated real e sta te ^values, S a n fo rd is g ro w in g as
h e r e i nft are
alao
reaerved.
t
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few c itie s ,a re ./ T h o re is>np q u e stio n o fjth e c e rta in ty o f its cheering, while a handlull decide
S A T U R i)A y .lJU l^ t tt, 1525 l
continual -’g ro w th . I t hah nil o th e r F lo rid a cities have and what and who shall be cheered.
T h ort'is progress, marvoloos, •boBIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY then some. T h e re can be no sto p p in g .
“
ROAD TO TRUE RICHES:—
F a r sig h te d individuals fro m all p a r ts of th e co u n try wilderlng. But it is In machinery,
Seek*
c first H
theHkingdom
of God
iMyyo
H W
not in brains. The average Intel
•m l .His rrighteousness;
pr.il all realizing th e fu tu re possibilities a re s e ttlin g h ere and becom
ir
these things
T hose w ho have ligence in the United Stuffs is far
ngs shall be Vdded urtto ing p h rt Of a fcofnmunity o f builders.
■> you.— Mattnew 6:33.
vision na to w h a t th e fu tu re holds a re p red ictin g , and a re ! “*'oW tbu averaga among tha frpa
W. T
backing th e ir predictions by in v estin g th e ir m oney, t h a t !c,t zcns of Athens thre<? thoua«aJ
Growing
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THE3..SOLITTIQN
Dai\Dobb Saj
T
5 W
*lH8 DEMOGBftfic
j (M olt^of the Juifiy?ioifi
tiates* are still trying- t 6 pron]
V
Cold cream is good lor tank
but not quite good enough.
VfcfSV IS 1UNFIT
lO
T H IS
COO iNZc Y
Value of a kiss depends upom
law of supply and demand. 1
Keep looking up and you
see tho sky Is the limit.
s s n - te '
S anford Is d estin ed to m ake a phenom enal g rp w th in th e nexj. j ycurs UK°-
’■v
iiHS
=e=
iu*.
The farmers who are raisin*,
erything now may be abb
a little money next fall.
<
Th e
O'
,
The apple crop is said to h*
big there may not be "enough I
’ find bottles to hold it1 all;
b e p o b ik t a n
ftwTV. SHOULD N&. B e
P8 ?f»iTtep]6 handle f i e
V Mixing business with p IcshihI
a lot of fun If you don’t run oai
business.
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AFRM5SOP1hi5 A tffcw
Jr
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:¥
T
Every now and than’ itom* ,
you haven’t even missed tomu 1
and tells" you he is back again.
e si fin"u
Many have already taken adr
tage of tho warm spell to
th eir feet.
Two OLD LWe
flArffeS A ^ e lo o OltOM tP
and
Jb
You nrc not getting old iynu leave the swimming hole 1
fore it is time to leave.
GN e Tie p e o p l e an
1
Whether on land or the sea,
It is cRtlm atads th a t a
few y e a rs w hich will su rp ris e even th e m ost o p tim istic boost- 1 -----EFFICIENT AWWNIST&Ion
MEN -HAVE conquered xtenrrv,
Whether we clash or ,agree,
many people g et hot and f i . _
*•
’
There Is life’s bread we must earn, ers.
electricity, air, w ater. They have
loafing around try in g to keep ra
Look aro u n d you today and w h a t do you find? A sca r explored the atom , taken it a p a r t ,
There is life’s lesson to learn.
V1
city of houses, few v a c a n t a p a rtm e n ts even th o u g h it is th e weighed tho »un, moon and stars.
Many people arc afraid to
W helhct wo doiibl or believe,
m
iddle
o
f
th
e
su
m
m
er,
no
available
sto
re
space,
congested
But they haven’t conquered them
L (-shallow w ater. We need mv,
Surely it pays not to grieve,
them.
s tre e ts , in ad eq u ate public buildings, resid en tial sections giv selves. haven't m anaged to sttop > r Ever, in lleah and the soul,
fig
h
tin
g
and
cu
ttin
g
each
o
th
er’s
in g place to b usiness buildings, houses being c o n stru cted fa st
Wisdom must bo in control.
Is onay to g et too sick lo
I th ro ats.
„
, '/ ’ V
'
e r th a n ever b e fo re , p ro g ressiv e ste p s being ta k en by the
and still feel ju st well enouehi
I t’s "not tho blood and the bono,'
go fishing.
1
c ity in lay in g m iles and m iles o f a sp h a lt s tre e t paving, in 5 TH O SE WHO PAY n million to
But, It’s the spirit alone,
c
o
n
stru
ctin
g
sidew
alks,
in
a
cq
u
irin
g
public
u
tilities,
in
perj
eoo
two
thuga
fight
in
the
priia
Giving direction to knbwjng.
Making a noise so your Infetiq
wouldn’t cro** n Ktrwt to se«
That shall .'determine our growing. fc c tin g plans fo r b u lk h ead in g L ak e Monroe and building n
ity complex won’t be noticed 3
* t
Iakeshorc boulevard. New subdivisions and ru m o rs of o th e r 1 l’ tfn'a pst work
;irt*
whispering ns you pass a KTZ
It's not the brake or the bar,
yard nt night are about the san
big
developm
eqts,
real
e
s
ta
te
tra
n
s
fe
rs
in
a
tw
o-m
onth
pe
ONE
PRIN
TIN
G
PRESS
tu
rn
s
r.
I t’s Snot so 1much what we are,
But; it's the growth that wo gnln, riod reach in g n e arly th re e -q u a rte rs of a million dollars, build out 10,000 hooks in u day, but th e
The manliest things on earth u
While w are panting with pain.
ing p e rm its ah ead of la st y e a r by tw o h u n d red p e r cent. b ig g est salesm an of serious books
be the p arts of an atom, but
tru ly : ’’If I put a fifty-doltoo Finulleut things are «!«ri
T hese a re j u s t a few of th e noticeable th in g s we enn see to says
lar hill in the middle nf a really
funs.
|
W. H. Schult. Sr.
day.
fine b o ok.! could come aro u n d ’ in
Aod still no end in sight.
All of th is is in addition to th e m any advanced steps ten years and find it. They buy
JUST IN PASSING
1
■ ■ - -o —-------taken in th e la s t few' y e ars by S anford. T h e people of th is them , but don’t rend them .”
BY R. J . HOLLY ,
Tbtrty days has September, April
t
,
SATURDAY EVENING SERMON
city have th e s p irit of pro g ressiv en ess. T hey are d e te r
(June and the Convention. .
HOW EVER, there i-t progresn.
it
woulil
pay
Hanford
to
vote
bonds
for
o
m
unicipal
swimming
m
ined
th
a
t
g
r
e
a
t
th
in
g
s
shall
come
to
pass
in
th
is
m
ost
fa
Ity WILLIAM J. I1RYAN
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The country can be free whenever
pool mid auditorium on the lake front. The swim m ing pool could
p It la said that the rumor that vored spot.
'
,
it chooses to think aUiut it. It c a n
be put in charge of some one who could collect a nominal sum
Bowden left for Canada after vot
The w riters of the gospel have be denied th at home life h»»
T h ere is ncr room in S an fo rd fo r th e calam ity howler. abolish "tax atio n w ithout represen
in g for Smith la false.
/..
given
us but three glimpses of fered especially where Ihe famiJ
for
tho
upkeep
of
the
sam
e
and
the
pool
would
not
only
keep
tatio
n
"
th
rough
monopoly
If
it
H is d a y 'in .th is ’ city h a s p assed. P essim ism is done for. Op w ants to. P rogress is slow, oven
. --------- *--------these days during which the child; a tta r has been abandoned and i
many people in Sanford T hursday afternoons .in the good old
We haven’t heard any New tim ism prevails.
Jesu s "grew , nnd waxed strong in I terinl attractio n s have been I
a fte r you hnve w ritten your decla
summer time but would be tho means of bringing people hero
York hotels or restaurants com
We look a t the^new population figures and swell up w ith ration of Independence. The slow
»Cirit, filled with wiudom."
jm tttcd t t / Ohgross thp thought.
from other towns near by. The nuditurium could be used aii on
plaining because the convention is pride over o u r c ity . W e a re pleased to kno>v th a t it has est nf all progress goes on inside
Luke tells us th a t a t the age of color the conversation nt thj fnS
deal
idloc ed. " T
assembly hall and for dunces, being constructed so ns to throw
eight days the Babe was circum- side.
,,
passed th e ton th o u san d m ark. B u t look ahead a few years, th a t tig h t box, the human skull.
it
open
in
sum
m
er
and
get
the
cooling
breezes
from
I-akc
Monroe.
cioed
and
form
ally
given
tho
name
|
The
tem
ptations
th at come .
The longer tho convention fools if you can. W h a t will th e census show tw o y ears from now ?
IT IS SUGGESTED th a t J u s
"Je su s"—the nunic ascribed ter him ! m ature life hnve not been redu
Our
own
people
would
enjoy
it
and
the
to
u
rists
in
the
w
inter
along tho lesa chance the Demo Tnke a piece of p ap er and a pencil and figure out w hat the tice Brandeis run for vice-presi
by the nngel who announced his In num ber o r force— they hi
time would enjoy it, and the entire idea q s a publicity m easure
crats have to win the November population will be if only th e sam o ra te of increase is m ain dent with l-nfollette. T hat he
coming to Mary. The renson given ruthor been increased, and the u
offers
untold
opportunities.
S m e flo n s .
would add g re a t stren g th to the
for the name was that lie (Jesu s) ia therefore g re a te r for that apii
tained. T h e figures will s ta r tle you,
l^ifolletto ticket Is certain, and it
would save His people from th eir uni preparedness th a t only rellr
A g re a t day is daw ning fo r Sknford. It hns only begun is
The -Winner of the Democratic
Tho
Democratic
juckoss
can
nlwaya
bo
depended
upon
to
run
sins.
1can furnish.
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desirable for a sincere inde
nomination will be able to qualify to grow . It is 01V th e v erg e of a stu p en d o u s g ro w th . Prop pendent m ovem ent-to poll a big
true to form and the present convention is no exception to the
Luke
also
records
the'
testim
ony
The
home
environm ent that a
fo r ,lho Olympic games having ac e rty values w ill'ra p id ly increase. D em and fo r Sanford real vote. But it would be a calam ity
rule. > Every tim e we have un opportunity to win we generally
of Simeon und Anna to the super- rounded C hrist in Hla boyhood i
quired unlimited endurance.
fix
things
so
we
can
lose.
»
n atu ra l ch aracter of Jesus.
e s ta te will be heavy. T h e m an w ith a vision, seeing the fu if anything should persuade J u s
- *■’
--------- o--------tice Brandeis to leave the supreme
The Flight Into Egypt
It is feared that should the con tu re in sto re fo r th is eitv, will in v est every penny he can court. With Ju stice Holmes ami
Hut nt th at our platform is u good one and we should be aide
M atthews tells us of the third in- environm ent in more homes tod
vention be moved to some other np&re in ijegl e s ta te now w hile the prices are fa r below m a r some others, he represents, on the
tn win despite the childish stu ff th at was pulled off in the early
eid«-nt—the flight into E gypt.
!n larg e r num ber of children wo
city Ringling Brothers circus m ay k e t’value.
suprem e bench, em phatically the
days of tho convention. Wo have som ething for which we can
-r ' n -f *• > S ’>
When
tho
wise
men
tam
e
to
f 'ntl U easier to follow in Ills f«
be put oat o t busings*.,, - .
J
will feel proud in the m atter of record, und while Woodrow
/•■ J u s t b eg in n in g to B it its strid e S an fo td d u ring th e com theory th at the constitution was
Jerusalem in search of the new steps.
^
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w ritten to protect human beings
Wilson
was
rig
h
t
in
the
m
a
tte
r
of
the
League
of
Nations
it
is
a
S upernatural Wisdom
born "king of the Jew s,” Herod
There was more . Beauty per ing y e a r will show g re a t th in g s ..
as well ns dollars. He is needed
cinch th a t the people ns a whole do not w ant the League and
was troubled.
"And it came to pass, th at a(
square- iach -at- TJaytona- Dench .V ' t k k . V , • • ( . 1 . ' . --4 -- O . |
whoso he -iii. .i.i.nui. .............
it cannot be foroed-on them . Wc lost on the League, four yours
Finding th at the prophecies lo* threo days they found hint (tt
yesterday afternoon than any oth
’•*. ago and should not revive a losing proposition.
A
gain
Florida
Leads
f
er4 W«P|
place*•in
the
state
o
f
Florida.
caled
the b irth of the Messiah in tem ple, sittin g
"TH E SPRING CROP of pigs is
.<ijV- mi-y m
_ ^1. --«-» I - -s •* ♦ hr-t ** 'A-*
i *« •• *¥ ¥- *- *-■f* T» ‘rIN . J
Bethlehem, he sent the Wise Men doctors, both hearing them, i
short 8,000,000 in the corn belt."
At a m eeting of the platform com m ittee the other day when
th ere under promise to retu rn nnd asking them questions.
Many delegates to the convention
Of in te re s t to lle ra l^ l ren d ers especially, is the A ssociat- What becomes of the conscious"And nil th a t heard him i
report to him. He pretended th a t
arrf broke. Which is a situation ed P ress tia\vn d isp atch se n t o u t4 rp m T allahassee y esterd ay , hubs of those 8 ,000,000 little pigs ! it seemed th a t nothing could be accomplished, William Jennings
Bryun dropped to bis knees in prayer und asked God for g uid
am azed a t his understanding
ho
wanted
the
inform
ation
th
at
i
that has come to be natural with
h t of day ? j ance. i t wax rom ething th at was probably unheard of in the
telling of thVflnancfAJ.failures um'ong fa rm e rs of th e south.
‘b"1 £they
* ™ r suspended
**" the lig
he m ight worship the Babe, but 10,,®wcr8US.*
somewhere in
an n u li of political conventions, and afterw ard the com m ittee
his real reason was disclosed later
Hero wp have evidence of
T h e per 4Qntage aL b an k ru p tcies am ong Florida fa rm e rs eternity,y w aiting for a chance to
.
--------- o--------ruled along the lines desired by Bryan and the m inority. A little
when, disappointed because the su Pe rn a tu ra l wisdom of Jcsu*.
A rumor w as prevalent Friday durinj^TQEftSwlAAhe low est of all th e so u th ern sta te s , and kick up their little legs in the corn
religion was the leavening for the whole loaf even in politics.
Magi, warned in u dream , returned was only twelve and III* nnilitj|
in Jhe convention hall that Bryan was th irte e n p er cefit below th e a v erag e fo r th e U nited S ta te s belt and eat good corn, previou*
by unother way, be ordered all the ask and answ er questions amt'
w a s dead* Hard, as It may sound,
to having their th ro atd cut? It
The Florida delegation is standing solidly behind McAdoo, with
teachers nnd others who ha
male children in Bethlehem under
Tammahy H a lf would doubtless as a whole. /
they could think at all, what woulil
three exceptions, and will vote for him us long as there is any
Him.
two years old to he put to death.
S ta tis tic s g ath ered ., by th e A ttorney-G eneral of th e they say of a system th at brings
have welcomed such a happening.
hope of p u ttin g him over. Ju st what they will do in the event
! T here was no human so
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U n ite d S ta te s, toe tra c t s from which have been received by th e them into the world to <*ul cum
This fact, recorded in a
th
a t McAdoo is hopeless is som ething th at the "folks buck home"
i from which He could have
It* didn’t take the Progressives s ta te coipm isajijner of ag ric u ltu re , show th a t th ere were over for n little while and then be eaten
words,
reveals
the
change
th
at
know nothing about. Bryan will undoubtedly dom inate the
the knowledge th u t He inanife
long to do business. -Their quick
has taken place since thut tim e in He did nut find it in the carp
by th eir “ su p erio rs?" A system
Florida delegation, and B ryan will (tick « dry candidate re g a rd
actions are in- great contrast with th irty -fo u r th o u san d failu res in th e U nited S ta te s last y e ar th at keeps eight millions of them
the exercise of a rb itra ry power.
less.
shop in which He spent His le
the Jong-winded deliberations of Die of w hi^h ab q p t six th o u san d w ere a m o n g farm ers. D uring out of the world when the price of
Nineteen hundred years ago, u hours, or secure it from those I
N ew York convenilbn.
th o sam o period th e re w ere th re e hundred fo rty -eig h t fail corn happens to go up? W hat
king could do a* he pleased, even • u u rh t in the temple. His wi»
Sanford la g ettin g ready for a big season in many ways. Al- —■ ■ - o —
lo the extent of putting men, at the age of 111 was licavcit-b
ures
in
lhi&
s
ta
te
b
u
t,o
n
ly
fo
u
rteen
of
th
a
t
num
ber
were
the
exact difference between eight
rendy
real
estate
Is
putting
oil
an
added
impetus
und
is
moving
Arkansas man hns a hen which
women nnd children to death with- us was the wisdom th a t later bl
rig
h
t
along.
Outside
people
are
coming
here
to
buy
subdivisions
am
ong
fa
rm
e
rs.
F
lo
rid
a
’s
record
of
four
per
cent
farm
failmillion
pigs
and
the
sam
e
number
he declares lays an egg promptly
>-’it cjujse. Some monarch* can still forth in the Sermon on the Mo
ami business property and as soon ns the conventions und vaca
hum,n" ■
a t the same time each day. Some uros leads tbfi co untry. L ouisiana headed th e list w ith th irdeclare war and order thousands und in His o th er discourses.
tions
ure
over
lhere
will
be
som
ething
doing
here
along
every
people would da wall to follow the ty p e r cso n t/-G eo rg ia ran k ed second w ith tw enty-six and a
slaughtered on the buttle field, hut
DR, CARVES, president of th>line. Get you some real estate now before it goes higher.
"My F ath er’s Business"
exam ple of the hen by fulfilling h a lf p er cent* ■J n th a t s ta te th e re w ere seven h u n d red sev sta te of New York university,
they cannot otherw ise butcher *nVerse 48 has been used as
thejf duties on time.
t % .
discrim inately as they did in olden basis of a criticism ; why did
As th is column of stu ff and nonsense goes to prqss today the
en tj'-tw o fa rm fa ilu re s o u t of a to ta l.o f tw o thousand nine says, "if a woman is good she will
■—----- o ■ - ■■■
times.
be clever. Intelligence is tho ally
convention
is
still
In
the
throes
of
the
deadlock
und
nothing
done.
. . .
. " Iv° His m other reason for wor
Binford Herald thinks that New hundred o iftieen b an k ru p tcies.
of good m orals, fine minds nearly
Wo ure ull tired out w ith the whole mess und would suggest th at
When Joseph and Mary learned i His answ er explains it:
Yofk is a terrible place to have a
alw ays denote fine character*.”
?,;Whii[t rft>es th is
^ v *
tho convention compromise on F orest Lake for President and
of the wicked plans of Herod they | "Know yo not th a t I
convention; possibly Imagines that
Ity ttittn a '’ t h a t F lo rid a fa rm e rs a re prosperous. T h at All history says the same. Public
Holland Dean for Vice-President. They could lose the election
hurried the child away into E gypt, j my fa th e r’a houseT" C
it would have been better fo come conditions" hfi F lo rid a a re good: T h a t fa rm e rs in th is s ta te school education. Increase In av : about as ‘gracefully a* Bryan and others.
The incident ha* furnished the 1given in the King J a m .to JSanford.— Times-Union. Cer
.
erage intelligence, is responsible t
u rtists ono of the most fascinating 1"About my fa th e r’s business?"
tainly wouldn’t do to have it in are m ak in g m oney. T h a t of nil th e eleven so u th ern sta te s for the dim inishing belief in a ma ,
Tho big crowd a t th e beaches and other resorts yesterday dem
child nieturea of Bible tru th s. When | m atters not which version we i
Jacksonville, the homo of Bowden. F lorida is th a m o st attfeeaafql fro m a f a r m in g stan d p o in t. terial hell, filled with hot fire, in
o n strates th a t the peoptu want to go "som ewhere" on tho F ourth
Herod
unto, !—
the -em-------phasis -is placed upon
,
, died , an, nngel
- appeared
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T h a t o f th e e n tire U n ite d Btatfcs th e failurea In F lo rid a ure habited by demons, sticking pitch-' ' nnd o ther big days. The tim e was when people in Sanford had
Joseph nnd Informed him th a t it,w o rd ’’fa th w V ’ which la the
Mid-Summer Development
forks into w rithing human beings. '* enough pep to glvo big celebrations here und get the crowds.
was safe to taku the Dube back to ; in both translations.
I consisting of one hundred th irte e n p e r cen t below th e average.
the
Holy Land.
B urt Herndon und myuelf engineered one Fourth celebration
...........................
I The divine mission which b
It Speak's well f o r F lo rid a and F lo rid a fa rm e rs. It shows
was published by the Paint
W HERE YOU HAVE low intelhere und fed threo thousand people with a barbecue and then
| Jesus to earth so oversha
Words
Often
(}uo(ed
th
a
t
th
ey
a
re
real
b
u
sin
ess
m
en
conducting
th
e
ir
fa
rm
s
on
Beach Post Friday. It featured
ligejtcc you need such a h fib ^o O won two ball guinea from Orlando, m aking u moat perfect day.
nr
e
HI* hum anity thut, even at
The
words
employed,
"They
th f, opening of the Conner’s road a ,i up-to-date b asis a n d .in a businesslike m anner. It dem on keep people from m urdering kml , H Cost B urt and I about $70 upiece to put it over a fte r tho coldead th a t sought the young child's the pans ion for service made
to Okirechol/ee and contained eight s tra te s , t v fa c t th a t in -F lo rid a fa rm e rs a re m ore capable robbing each other. Intelntiftlre. A lections were made, hut it was worth it. Sanford is not the sume
life,” hove often been quoted when m ature beyond His years.- L
sections t>t interesting reading
"ally of m orals," m akes it unnec
city now, even though it is twice ns large. We luck the s tu ff to
a
g re at reform has hen accom boys a t thut age are in need!
th
a
n
a
re
m
any
o
th
«
r
f
la
s
s
e
s
df
b
u
sin
ess
men.
matter.
essary lo preach etern al punisti.
put
big
things
over.
Look
ut
the
idea
of
the
pavilion
until
swim
plished
for the protection of the parental direction, but Jesus fi
•
... o--------S an fo rd and Sem inoje county, u prosperous fa n n in g ment, so b rutal and cruel as to be
m ing pool on the lake shore, the curb m arket and many other
young. The words were quoted Ills place in His F a th e r’s
A Seattle, W ashington, couple cen ter, is c o n trib u tin g largely to th e fine record mude by unw orthy the moat horrible of all j, big
things.
1
frequently,
i n-.iueniiy, and
unu very properly, JM,lu
and His work in His Father's!
calibrating their gulden weddingconceivable demons.
when the saloons were abolished, neBa
redbntlw gwa-.'out the infam ation Floridp. i t m q st c o n tin u e to do so,
. And speaking of the curb m arket m akes one think th a t the city
Mary, His m other, was const
for King Alcohol had slnin n mil
thqrc had. been betw een fhu two,
A CAPABLE American archi- ,, of Hanford could have a real m urket house on the corner.ofl Seclion tim es as many children us ly surprised a t herjson; she didj
seventy-four
thousand - kisses
Lec_t said the dome of St. Peters in
end S treet and Palm etto Avenue. Make it worth while with ev
Herod ever did.
comprehend the largeness of
ed during that time. The little
Rome is in danger. It weigh*
ery th in g for the convenience of the country people nnd when it
The Bible tex t deals with the plan of salvation— how could
THE OHIO TORNADO
down the street says it tukes
one million tons and "m ust fait
w as not being used for a m arket house it could be used as a shelnot
-r.iv recorded incident be'w een the Even the disciples
. __ could
____ _____
th at many to learn bow,
NEW YORK H ER A LD -TR IB U N E
eventually unless
ss serious fault* j. te r garage for countre people to place their cars out of the
babyhood o f-Je su s and tho begin- prehend R until a fte r Christ
h
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*
are rem edied.” Don’t blame this if,, w eather. I t is tim e Sanford w ar doing som ething for the outning of Hia m inistry—His appear- ri*e» from the dead,
Tha first publicity stunt of the
Thn atorm which passed w ith i known to Tm*« been killed; it is on Michael Angelo, architect uf , ' »|de folks and bringing them to town. This is som ething for the
unce among the Rabbis in the tem - m other, the unfolding o f this ]
Saqford Junior Chamber of Com
St. Peters. When tho building was
m erchants of S anford to think about.* It is the open minded, op
"le The details being given fully continued until she stood w
merce was a decided success. The auch shocking b u t erra tic violence possible th a t th e re -w ill be nddi- going on, Michael Angelo com
tim istic, generous treatm en t .of the country peoplo th a t will make
in the verses quoted, I need only beside the Cross of Calvary-'
representative of that organisation over the western end of the Lake tions to the liat when the ruins plained to the pope th a t contract
S anford the trad in g cqntet of Florida.
file r to the points that furnish us was committed to the care of <’
w as the winner in the beauty con Erie shoreline, rising somewhere have been searched, and there are ors were furnishing Inferior, m a
thoughts to emphasise.
the beloved Apostle.
t e s t at Daytona Bench and as a re weat o f Sanduaky and dying out several hundred injured. There are terials (th ere were dishonest con
F irst, His m other w as a devout
Solomon* W ise Advice
su lt much favorable advertising is on tho outskirts o f Cleveland, ap- the usual fantastic stories, such as tracto rs even in those days) pro
It b not a digression to add <
woman and her husband, Joseph,
coming to this city. A good begin-, peara to have been one of thoac that of the houae on one side of a testin g th a t he, Michael Angelo,
WHAT DOES THE PESSIMIST GET
wo* 'a s scrupulous as she in a t parents sometimes und ere
nintr assure* , success to .th a t new tornadoes which more frequently street which was demolished while would m ake nothing from the
afflict the rolling prairies of the
tendance upon religious cerem onies the readiness gf their chif
o f young boosters.
.
OUT
OF
LIFE?
Misalaalppi Valley. There is eomo the huut.o directly, opposite su f building of th a t church except "the
The fact that the children of Isreal enter upon their father’s
fered tho loss of only a canary benefit to hia soul." May no ea rth
disagreement
aa
to
whether
i
t
’was
■haervn l the. Feast nf the Passover Faith, develops pauch earlier. I
M
c
,
FORT
M
EADE
LEADER
little out o f the ordinary la a
bird, which was blown, with his quake shake the ground beneath
for 1,700 years before the begln- the reason—foVe earlier than h
edition o f the Japan Adver- a tornado or an unusually power cage, out of a window; and one the cathedral before the dome is
Some parent!) have
Nevcr could understand how one
of the Christian era would
o f June tenth, which has ful thunder -storm that walked so can underitand why the survivors (ticu g ih en ed . A slight quake ■Of all the cranks, the worst ia
advising-the.. __
to furn^iah weighty support to, take of advising*
. received at The Herald office, suddenly down the main street of were found doing about dazed by m ight bring down th e huge cupo* >thB chronic pessimist. lie can al of these' fellow* ever got any i
ntod on high class paper, con- the town of Lorain, wiping out 186 tho catastrophe which had over b , creating Irreparable damage.
ways find somethin* to whine pleasure out of lire until one day . JK? conclusive proof of, the facts delay becoming members
not ao aw.‘ui,-y long ago we saw wt1|cn the feast commemorated, church: auch parents take a
about, decJurcs an exchange.’
ing exceptionally’ Interesting ■city block* as it passed. Both are taken them. ,i
co
risk. Solomon'* advice was
'me of them actually gloating over
tpv A yaivenw l Comnlalnt
matter, d early printed observed aa local consequences of
MR.
CRABTREE,
secretary
of
'1
Yea,
when
the
sky
U
beautiful
It is the suddenness, the out
“Remember now thv ere*
the
fact
thaV
at.
unfortunate
d
r,i..l'hfJ?.Jl®
r
T
,.uc.
h
complaint
today
trea, and a ttra ctiv e ,in every the great "cyclonic storm s” or low rageous
tlio
National
Education
associa
and clear, and the weather it warm,
violence und the senseless
__
___
_ which pass In x
areas
that
children
lack
interest
In
spiritthe
days of thy youth, while
wbi 1
„ thla special edition, printed pressure
capricious ness of the tornado tion, says, "big interests, tag he ia couth!cni that we are going cumstance had jetton another man
not,_ nor __
the
—. - comn
____ ____
ilih , ift ■ jxvelation of the generally northeasterly direction which lends it its peculiar horror. dodgers and an arrogant aristoc to have a drought, and that ergna into trouble. He had been ex uui things and ore riven over more i evil- days
across the eastern United States;
ban formerly to the pleasures of .draw
(draw nigh, when thou ehal
shalt
' work dona in Japan.
racy"
sock
to
chock
public
school
will burn up, and • there will be pecting something like that to hap the flesh. Some allowance must have ho pleasure in them.'
but it the tornado ia infrequent It descend* upon its victims with
development. That’s interesting,
• ’ . »■
Christ presented the eubj
entirely to boosting San. as far east as Ohio, it Is by no out warning; it flings them about especially, to those that did not nothing made.
pen for years, and he ..actually be made for the greater and
without reason and without
ch ^ n er diversions.
more forcibly,when He s*dd:
Bemlnole county a apcical means unknown thare, and destruc ohanco
And
when
it
rains
'he
can
fee!
it
seemed
glad
that
it
ha
dhappened,
know
we
have
any
^aristocracy,”
of
escape,
and
in
a
few
"Suffer little children to
i oi LUe Fior d* Trucker made tive tornadoes* som etim es Occur.In seconds it h*s passed on. loaving arrogant or otherwlae.
in hia bone* that w e are going to and that somebody was in trouble. ‘YTravel is much easier than In
oMcn days and coats much leas. unto me, end forbid them na
ranee Thuraday. Telling western Penneylvanla.
have
an
overflow—tho
worst
one
And this pessimist is presumed Travel has an educational value and
Certainly tho accounts of -the them with no w a r of reply, with
l **»unty In aoyenty-four
HOWEVER, if the people allow we ev»r badland that wc wifi lose to be a Christian— or at least, he ia the acquiring of information ti nf such la tho kingdom o f h*
r-agaxine will help a t- disaster wi ught by the^stomp A r- out even any good hope th a t they their public schools to fail behind everything we have.
children should not
cap prevent a recurrence o f the
a good church memlier. If anyone laudable; It should not lie diacour- theIfacceptance
o f Christ,
atteni
Yes. and be ia always expecting
disaster, "ift t» b»>e o t those catas they have them selves to blame.
rred unless it interferes with .we say of the folly of
•om
e
kind
of
"bad
luck"
to
hapThey
have
the
taxing
power,
with
trophes
about
which
nothing
can
1 h a v ^ c^ w ss^ p a r^ rlifly vap 0 »llirig
things more important. But, after ere stow to enter‘Upon
it. to
. the community. To him
only because the tornado JPftwea be dona except to brave tha loaaea o strings or lim its to it. If they
r ra
ru-Mng
d”c allowance for the com- er’a business?"
■V ?
the real Spirit of pelhiig Influences, physical and in-!
edition ro across a thickly-populated section and courageously to face the bus on’t know enough to use their
How
>
large
a
place
does
l
iness of repairing the damage. And " * • '. t h s t j ^ p g s y W #
through
l l lo the pub
teUeetiul. which turn the mind ocoapy in our lives?' Allah Lg»fr»ftI»w 8WA«h>irfW»Mfcfctf1arrogant
away from rellgipp, It can hardly
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M ISS ROSAMOND RA D FORD, Society B Q jA .
Mrs. Coolidge Meets Mrs* Dawes
clo d of th is month, was the
charm ing honorce a t a kitchen
rhower Thursday afternoon, when
Miss Julia Lancy entertained.
Green and white wit*; the color
scheme and was most >effectively
carried out with white! flowers lri
baskets and vases.
r-D(
"How to Win YourJ fe isb a n d "
proved to be an interisll/ig and
exciting contest. Mrs. i . Ll Coop
er won and was p resiated a box
of green corresponded cards.
A fter the lovely gifts* were
opened green and'w hll* block ice
cream was served with green and
black cak e.. Favors cresisting of
green nut cups were placed on
each daintily arranged plate'.
Miss Laing wan assiited In en
tertaining her guests aid serving
by Mrs. E rnest Gormley.
'■Monday
t, S t Agnes Guild. BusD
ding. Hostess Miss Sa», Park Avenue, 4 P. M.
>m . Tuesday
.... tl
g Bridge Club;- Hostess
F. Itoumillat, Palmetto
8:30 p. m.
Thursday
r
honoring
K athleen
Hostess Julia Laing, 206
It Agnes
important meeting of tho J
)es Guild will occur Mon- j
moon a t , 4 o’clock. E v e ry '
is urged to be present.
fE*S OMNIPRESENCE
as base as is the lowly
n,
vou, my love, ns high as
|vcn above,
Duld the thoughts of me
humble swain
. to heaven, in honor of
LovcT
as high as heaven above
plain,
you, my Love, ns bumble
as low
I the deepest, bottoms of the
kin,
koe’er you were,
love should go.
you the earth, dear Love,
d I the -kies,
ove should shine on you like
the sun,
ok upon you wilh *.cn thousbd eyes
[heaven wax’d blind, ami till
world w-ero done,
r else
loe’er I am, below, o
heart
five you,
leRfie'er you are, my
|I! truly love you.
—Joshua Sylvester.
I
Gives Birthday Party
Thursday Afternoon
S
K
iB S S t
I
Geneva
Braxton Perkins celebrated his
eighth birthday Thursday a fte rneon with a theater parly.
Mrs. R. C.Bowers carried tlieso
young men down to the Milane in
her car. A fter enjoyipg Jackie
Coognn in “Long Live the King,”
they wore invited to a watermelon
cutting at the home of Mrs. B. L.
Perkins.
Those helping Hrnxtun to enjoy
his birthday were Masters Harvey
Bowers, Charles Britt, Frederick
aDigor and Charles Betts.
Jack Ixtyil spent the Fourth nt
Oc&la, where he entered the trap
gun shoot, returning to Snnford
with highest honors.
Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. Charles G. Dawes, wives of the Re
publican candidates, are photographi <1 together for the first time.
?earl Yarber and daughter,
|
Miss Mary Fields, Miss Minnie
Ix*e Alien and Clarence Fields en
joyed the Fourth nt Daytona
Bench.
Ughman, dre spending this
Fred linage and Glenn Davis
J. G. Michael ‘■pcnt'tfie Fourth weie among the Sanford people
J . W. B arrett enjoyed the Fourth
at Daytona Beach most pleasantly. spending the Fourth a t Daytona
nt Daytona Beach.
nd Mrs, Dick Brown and
' Beach.
y spent the week-end wilh
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Houmillat, of
Mr. and Mrs, John
Mrs, Parker.
spent the Fourth most pleasantly Jacksonville, visited the form er's
Mrs. R. II. Jarvis. Miss Lillian
rank Sutton and wife spent
m other, Mrs. June Roumillat, j Shinholser. and Earl Jones ena t Daytona Bench.
|k-cnd with his brother, Mr.
joyed the Fourth at Daytona
Miss Essie Diehl is spending the
|s. Edward Sutton.
Hassell ntui Jam es Brown mo
Beach.
•Ananaon left J a a t; week tored to Daytona Beach to spend week-end in "Monroe, the guest of I| t •
II • -MI I i laa ♦«■«»«» ■I •»( I '•kllllfk • I
.no,.i
d
frjfntl»"»mi
TflatlvLW*-*
•thc.Jfourtty,,,....
filniftbiirD.-Ci'
'1
Mr. ami Mrs. Edward Hefts and
Kadred Culpeper returned
If. B. McCall, Jr., nml W arren Mr. and Mrs. Howard Overlin enGlqrtn Faulk, of West Palm
[londsy from a three weeks Beach, Is'spending a few days in Mct’all spent the Fourth at Day | joyet! the Fourth at Daytona
tona Boafh.
Beach.
Americas, Ga., with rel- Sanford, the guust of friends.
ith Mr. and Mrs. K,
H.
I
Mrs. I jc Hardy, hlins M argaret
Sieg, from Americua, Ga., Mueller and R aafurd Brooks spent
ing her home with Mrs. the F ourth at Daytona Beach.
Weeks.
no Mrs. Ed. McKensy nrMr. nml Mrs. E. S. Hockey s|ient
ere from Jacksonville Mon- the Fourth m ost pleasantly at Day
ipend two weeks with Mrs. tona Beach.
runt. Mrs. McKensy was
is Grant before her murMr. and Mrs. W. J. McBride en
unduy.
joyed a picnic on the fourth at
snd Wade Raulerson, of W inter Park.
'
were here Tuesduy transMr. and Mrs. W. A. McMullen
business.
nd Mrs. Claude Raulerson, motored to Daytona Beach whore
Mrs. J W. F lynt, Mr. and they enjoyed the Fourth.
im Teitenru and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. I_ V. W agner, Mr.
d Mrs. l^roy and daughter,
H. l’attishal and Mr. P. T. and Mrs. Frank Donaldson, of Euseld spent Sunday nt Coro Ais, uml Miss MeMan spent the
Fourth a t Daytona Beach.
ach.
I Mrs. Fred B allard and
Mrs. George G eiger and
it .Sunday a t T it us ville
and Mrs, H arry Geiger.
A. Aidermsn and daughint Friday with Mrs. T. W.
I
Max Stew art and Owen Higgins
Fred Daiger leaves Sunday for
nxHnrei! to Daytona Beach for tb i Tnmpu to spend several days with
1- ourth.
his parents. Mr. and Mrs, F. S.
Dotger.
'
Mrs. I. E. W alker has returned
from a visit with her sister, in
Mrs. I. B. Davis spent the
Melbourne, Fla.
Fourth at Daytona Bench, the
guest of her husband. I. B. Duvis,
Roy McNab and Max Brndberry of Daytona.
spent the Fourth most delightfully
at Daytona Beach.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Robbins nnd
son und A. Itaffeld motored to
Mr and Mrs, H. J. Pemberton Daytona Beach Thursday uflerami baliy, of Orlando, motored to noon uml remained for the Fouith.
Sunfurd yesterday afternoon.
Misfl Alma Iilount und Miss BobMiss Olive Vera Glisson, Mrs. bio Chapman, of W rightsville, Ga.,
Glisson ami Dr. R. E. Stevenson nro the guests of Dr. and Mrs. R.
spent the Fourth most delightfully M. Mason.
I nt Daytona Bench.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. C arpenter
and Mr. and Mrs. B. M. C arpenter,
of St. Petersburg, spent the Fourth
with their father. Dr. W. J. C ar
penter.
i•
'I urban
Dr. and Mrs. It. M. Mason. Miss
Drune Roberts, Miss Maude T yre
and Reuben Mason formed n con
genial p arty spending the F ourth
at Daytona Beach.
Flynt snd Homer Ballard
iday for Delaware.
n Brown and Hubert Wade
iday for Georgia.
Coffee und sons, Claude
»ncis, and H erbert Coffee
i t left Sunday fo r Miami
pending n week w ith Mrs.
Harrison.
and Mrs. Tom McClain and
[nd Iam McClain spent Sun" Tampa with Mr. and Mrs.
■McClain. Mr. and Mrs.
returned home Monday,
nd Lee staying a few days,
•nd Mrs. E. H. Kilbe and
arber and dnughtere spent
evening in Cheluuta'.
| and Mrs. George P eters and
Mrs, Ed Sutton were ahopSanford Tuesday.
f
f
J. D. Chittenden and Sam
Fleischer lenve Sunday for Penn
sylvania, where Mr. C hittenden
will join his wife. They will make
the trip in th eir car.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bnjtmel »nd son,
Miss Rosamond Radford. M iss'Ju
lia Zachary and George Ber
man. of N. Y.. spent the F o u rth at
Daytona Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Fo-reat W hittle.
Miss
Essie
W h it'le.
Andrew
Vaughn and Glenn W hittle spent
the Fourth m nrt pleasantly
at
Daytona Beach.
I’icN IC SU P PE R .
41 party enjoying a picnic
and a swim at DeLeon
. Thursday were Mrs. J. H.
IMrs. A. H. Hamrick M,r.a
LMre. A. if. Hamrick. Mra.
uglfla and Miss Annie Lou
Mn.. Ralph Wight and children
have returned from Daytona Beach
where they s^ -tt *he n*i*t month,
with Mrs. Wight's sister, Mrs.
Harvey Dickson,
,
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h jrd a y E v e n in g .
« Sermon
0b-: - . r i.'. 'i,
if
,r’
entinued from ,page 4.) •. .
Hu'* Highest Duty lo
om* day in seven - Is re
fer physical rest snd spiritlurishment, and still the
U element must dominate
•Ueetual as well as the
J if life ie to ba normal or
fuL
* world was made according
•k. man must be a part—a
f* pari—of that plan, and
*• ao higher duty than to
s will concerning himself
‘^ t ie r ’s business" is the all
u t business; it can not. be
£ .Happy are tboe* wno g«
*»ir “FsthcrVbuslnesa'' apd
.,}* lt. and U llbfnhJo it,
f‘**d to theh' reward.
\ i i1■..
"Mr, and Kr*. v- ^ Smith M ve
returned from Washington. New
York and other •>oethem nolnts of
interest: and will he at home to
their friends at W, E. Scoggins’
home on Park Avenue.
. M-s. Mnv .Dickens, of Chester,
R. C.. U visitih" hr- •Nter^Mrs.'A.
B. Wallace, hire. Dickens was i<*con\nanied to Sanford-by Ru*«ell
Wallace, who has been attend! f
school in Chester.
Mr. and Mr*. L. R. Nob'**
stopped over for the Fourth with
the latter’s sister. M h l J«s*i«
Hutchinson, cn route for Nash
ville, Tran., where they will spend
a month.
, „ /Y
photographed ard'OfBt^Tfd silk in
outm when coupu
,‘Lrc.a
more important th!
- .
lb i t IW
much
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8 . Coleman
Mr*. Mary Hommel and guest,
MnL Tfr C. Gtjenlng. of Oklahoma,
t.B L f J H R - N # * .
Jr you do net receive four elec
tric, ga* and Vrate^ bill by third ftf
second in tho seHca of the great the month, pleaae phone 27, or call
words o f the Bible.
at 218 B ast FIrat Street and wo
Wednesday evening meeting ■ B will be glad to sen d ' or giro you
o'clock.
v;\ .
another one, ■}
A very cordial invitation is ex
tended to all visitors in the city,
and to all citizens of the city and
district.
Methodist Church
' *
W. ,J. Carpenter, Pastor.
Communion service nt the mora
inic hour, 11:00 a. m. A brief ser
mon on tho subject "The Coming
of Christ Into the. World."
At the night service the officers
of the Senior Epworth League and
. 1 ' . T» ” 1- ~ 1 — ■r ■those of tho Intermediate lea g u e
Boosters Class
will be Installed. The paster will
The ypung men o f Sanford are
deliver a short address on the cordially-Invited to attend the
theme “This la the Day of Youth." Boostera Class of the Methodist
Sunday
School
Sunday School at 9:30 n. m.
--------T
==- every
- - - Sunday- ,
The pastor will leave Monday for morning-at 9:80 o’clock. Judge E.
attle Creek. Mich., for a mnnOi I F- Householder. teacher, will be ■
if rest and medical care. .
for several Sundays, but will 1
i
. away
. i___
»
have others sm
fill his place.
Christian Science Service
8-9 square dance; 10:45 Georgia
Peach night.
WGB—Buffalo .(310) 6:30 news.
WMAQ—Chicago News (447.6)
6:30 orchestra; 8 band, Chicago
th eater revue.
WLS—Chicago'(SOB) 0:45 lullsby; 7-12 form barndance.
XTW—Chicago (630) 0:30 con
cert; 7-7:68 musical; 8 talk ; 8:15
to 11:30 show. ,
WFA A— Dallas News (470) 8:30
to 9:30 m usicalfT l-12 orchestra.
WOC-^-Daveqpori'(484) 9 a. m.1 p. m„ m arket!: 0:30 sandm an;
0:60 sn orts; 9 orchestra. •
j WWJ— Detroit News (617) 0;3o
band.' ,
T
T ‘
1 W ilA r—Fort Wort5j;«Star.Tele
Sunday, July
. ..
gram (470) 7-7:40 Sunday school,
Sunday School 10:00 A. M*
Bible class.
TV
Church Sendee U;,00,,* - M- .
PWX—Havana (400) 7:30-10
Women’s Club Building, Oak
concert.
Avenue. All are welcome .
WOQ—Kansas City U nity (3G0)
3-3:30 music; 7-7:30 International
Holy Cross Church
Sunday school lesson; 8-9:80
Church services for th ird Sun
dnne**; 11-11:30 healing services.
WDAF—Kansas City S ta r (411) day a fte r T rinity 9:45 a. m. Sun
3:30-4:30 trio; 0-7 School of the day School in High School 11:00 a.
m. Church service In Milane The
W ilA S—Courier Journal Louis atre. ’
•
ville Times (400) 7:30-9 p. m. con
Rev. Dr. Blanchct, rector of St.
cert, dramatic reading.
Luke’s Church, I’u n ta Gorda, will
K! IJ — [.os Angeles (395) 8 con prench. Dr. Blanchct. who was in
cert: 8:45 children; 10 de luxe pro strum ental in founding the famous
grain; 12 dance.
S t P aul’*- U niversity, Tokyo, JnWGI—Medford (300) 6 Big Hro- pan, will briefly Cell some of his
Clhr club; 6:80 tnlk. musical.
experiences in this m ost in te re st
WMC— Memphis
Commercial- ing ch apter of the church’s m is
Appeal (500) 8:80 program .
sionary work.
WI.AG—Minneapolis. St.
Paul
(4!7) 7:30 lectures; 8 band; II
F irst B aptist Church
dance.
Sunday school 9:30 a. in.
CKAC—Montreal (425) 6 kid
M orning worship and sermon 11
dies; 6:30 claisic concert; 0:30 s tu a. in. Subject, Speaking the. Lan
dio; 8:30 dance.
guage of Life in the L ast Moment,
W E A K -N ew York (492) 2:30- This is a study of the seventh and
10 orchestra, children, solos, Lopez Inst sentence spoken by Jesus
orchestra.
while He wns hanging on the cross.
W.JZ— New York (465) 3 -10
Young people’s unions 7 o'clock.
talks, m arkets, Club l.ldo orches
Evening worship and sermon 8
tra.
o’clock. Tho subject will bo the
WOH—Newark (405) 12:30-5:30
tenor, violinist, music, sports; fi
orchestra; 7-U tenor, entertnitiers. SPEED
UP YOU It
KGO—Oakland (3t2) 10 music
al; 12 dance.
I.A /Y LIVER
WOAW— Omaha (520) G-7:30
Scotch program.
Clem Jone* Liver and Kidney
NVCAE—Pittsburgh (402) 4:30
Tonic Will Do It
As a tonic s lo n there la weak-*
conceit; 5:50 sto ry ; 6:45 vocal;
n o , noil lr-k or a|<prtue. when u
7:30' music.
tittle eiertion m ik a . you feel
KDKA — Pittsburgh (320) 5:30 11r*•<!. your Icki drug. >'«»f Pack'
s cites, your mouth lartea nnd your
children; 0:15 feature; 7 bam).
Is Itroken. Clem Jones Liver j
KGW—Portland (194) 12 dance. sleep
iiikI Kidney Tonic Is the one th in g '
WGY- Schenectady (380) 7:30 that will restore your strength aud|
pnnbl» you to enjoy life. Cl.KM
dance.
JONKS l.IVRH
ANP KIDNKYD
(337) ,4 sym, WUZ— Springfield
.,
. ,,,.
,
TONIC, because of Its general;'
•hony ensemble; 4:30 o rth o s lra , i -yo.NIC und health-giving effect. Iiaat;
5:10 ensomblo; 6:80 bedtime; 6:40 e H t i i t i l l s p e d I t s e l f MS n r e c o’its
gnised
■smeily
■dy for Ton P I P
LIVER.
trio; 7 concert.
t ' E V E I l . MALA l i t A A N D C O L D S .
Mrs. A. K. Powers and children,
Mrs. Fred Daiger and son leave
Sunday in Mrs. Pow ers' cnr. Mrs.
Daiger will visit in Abbeville, S.
C., while Mrs. Powers and children
will visit relatives in North Caro
lina.
CLEM JO N B 8 L IV E R AND K ID *Ib'Y T O N I C Is n o t o n l y lien title Ia I
* u liv e r m ed ic in e . P u t
It e x - T i*i*• n d e n n ' l u g n m l s t i m u l a t i n g
■ nfluence In I h e s t o m a c h n n d h o w I
e 's
T hrough
Its
e x c e l l e n t eu j
t h u r t I f p r h l i e r t l e x h l t l o u s ■ I m p ti r l O e s w h ic h lisv e I n t e r f r r r e d
w lthf
h e alth y processes nre d rlv rn
o u t.,
.T a k e n o P I L L S w h i t e
u sing
IP*
m e d i c i n e — l h * T O N I S Is a l l t h a t IS
needed
' TH K
OORT
1R/ R M A L L — T U B *
B K N K K 1 T IH O It E A T
K o tim llU l A A n flersnn. H a n f o r d .,
,£ lo rld a.
|
Mr. nrtd Mrs. Charles B ritt and
children and Miss M argaret Muel-*
l*r will motor to northern points,
leaving Sanford Sunday morning,.
--4
Mr. and Mrs. n ritt will go to Connelloville, IV ; Miss Mueller to her
...................... .. ..........................
home in Lima, Ohio.
Mra. M. L. Radford. Mrs. Fannie
Lon, Mils Virginia Quigg, Miss
Bonnie Kinlaw, P. W. Bradford und
Milton Reedc spent the Fourth at
Now Smyrna Beach, where Milton
Keblc caught a 260-pouml jcwfUh,
to caking Sanford records.
A LL M AKES
trn a > .
13Xpert
New Victor Records
RED SEAL RECORDS
1015— By th e W aters of M innetonka (An Indian
Love Song) (L ie u ra n e e ); U nder th e Leaves (T hom e) — Renee Shem et.
— 10 in. Hat. price $1.60‘
»'
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•
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11*wCl
952— N apulitanntn (F a ir M aiden of N aples) (Giacomo-Caso) N eap o litan ; Chi bc tine scordn e c h iu ! (Oh,
How Can I F o rg e t!) (M arv asi-B arth elem y )— Neapoli
tan —T ito Schipa.
f
10 in. list price ^1.^0
DANGE RECORDS
19353—
P aradise Alley— Fox T ro t; W here th e
Rainbow Ends— Fox T ro t.— Paul W hitem an and His
O rc h estra l
— 10 in. list price 76c, y
19351—A T housand
K isses— W altz; Apache.
Dance— International N ovelty O rchestra.
— 10 in. list price 75c.
19354— I’m On My W ay Back Home— F o x T ro t;
J u s t to Be Held in Y our A rm s— Fox T ro t—^Charles
D ornberger and His O rch estra. — 10 in. list price.75c.
VOCALRECORDS
—— *•
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19321— Face to Face— H enry B u rr; P ass Me N ot,
O G entle Savior—C harles H arrison-C lifford C airns.
— 10 in. list price 7 6 c .'
19295— 1. Lady Moon; 2. T h o .V illag e D anco; I
Know a Bank— Anna H ow nrd-L aurn Littlefield.
,
— 10 in. list price 75(; .
19352—Tom Boy B lues; Bull Frox P a tro l—T he 1
— 10 in: list price 75c. 1
Duncan Sisters.
Y owell
i
I
1
;
Mr. und Mr*. It. L. Cooper, Miss
i Aiiele
Bines, Miss Julia Laing.
Mis* Leolu King, Miss Jo well Ed
monds. of Delgtnd, Burke Steele,
l M 0. Haddock and Edward Hen
enjoyed u Fourth of Jtdy
: derson
panic ut DeLeon Springs.
A congenial purty enjoying a
panic on the Fourth nt Wekiwa
Springs wns composed Mof Mr.
and Mra. Dwight Babbitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Thornton, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hunt,
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, Sr., of
Winter Park, und Mr. and Mrs. F.
B Skipper.
Shop by Mail
With Priscilla
Priscilla, personal shop*
per for out-of-town cus
tomers, will gladly make
selections for you—always
subject to your approval,
of Course! * Drop her a
card—she’s always
at
your disposal.
U will Interest the friends of
Junior Dutton to know th at he is
at present in the employ of Henfield, Noyes & Co., New York bro
kers and members of tho New
York Stock Exchange. Junior
writes th at he is enjoying his work
greatly.
Bulgarians Celebrate
Alphabet Anniversary
SOFIA, July 2.—The B ulgarian
peopht celebrated a unique holiday
on May 24 when throughout the
country was observed the "nam e
day” pf tho Slavic, or Cyrlliac, a l
phabet and of its creators, the
monks Cyril and hlj brother Meth
odius. It was* in the ninth century
uiul from the city of Salonfcn th a t
these,holy men prom ulgated their
alphabet which was designed to
propagate the C hristian faith
among Slavic peoples.
One of the notable observances
took plac? at the monastery of QL
Ivan, of Kilo, in the mountains
above Samokov, where the Bulgar
ian letters created by the apostles
from Lktin, Greek and Hebrew muUriaL were preserved from extinc
tion during the Turjdnsh domlna••“n o f five centuries.
. .
Tint celebration of the day ia a l
so mgrked by tho Orthodox Church
to recall the introduction of Crlatianlty among the Bulgarian peo
ple, and its reread to tho other
Slavic peoples by the followers of
STARTING MONDAY, .JULY 7, THROUGH SATURDAY
A Stirring Sale of Apparel!
$50,000 STOCK AVERAGING ONE-HALF PRICE
Masons,
Attention!
Truly this is an event fo r the wo
men of Sanford. Hundreds and
hundreds of summer frocks in the
niort approved styles—all backed
by Dickson-Ives’ reputation for
what is best in wqman’s apparel—
will celj for one week at approxi
mately ONE-1IALF their actual
worth. From Monday thru Satyr-
Rack after rack of delightful
dresses in all the colors of sum
mer—Voiles, Crepes, Silks, Geor
gettes—you may have two for. the,
price of one!. In every six* and
style—and ..alterations ..are ..free.
Women Will come by the hundred#
lo attend this stirring distribution
.if seasonable fiocksl ,
Washable crepe de chine dresses
’ ‘»t only $9J>8—actually wtirth
?25.00. 32 dresdas o f crepe I (Jechine,‘remain crepe, canton o W 1,
(1s t crepe, and georgette, sixes
to 42. Formerly selling at f 18.50
:o 206.00, at one-third off. t ’v
And these wonderful vt)luee are not
lost to you if you ary unable to
attend the sale. Priscilla, thru the
personal Shopping Service, will
make . selections for yop—as dis
criminatingly as tho you made
them In person.
SA LE ON SECOND FLOOR
Funeral service of B rother
Foy Sunday morning.
M eet
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
day most pleasantly.
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i t l H Y '* D 6 N 'T I
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O F
X > O tN < * .
) SOX DEFEAT ‘T E L E R Y i FEDS”
LOSE 8 TO 4 IN
SENATORS TWICE;
5BURGH IN 2 FRIDAYS
GAME
IAMBS ON JULY 4
TIGERS LOSE TWO
WINS Volusia Is Preparing
BY .CONDO OR
h u r t
?W
d
it
I>on!t suffer any I
Ctul|j
ONE
ON
a k iy .
1
St. Petersburg Takes Both Games
Of Double Header, front Dayto
na—Lakeland and Tampa Plqy
Exhibition Game
tloRs for Volusia coounty’s next
fa ir ,,to bo held next January 2024, with tho- view of making IF
bigger and .bettor .than even A ll
old officers have 'M en 're-elected,
and decision reached to ask the
icount,
to till
fair
track* grand stand, <building and
E L IX IR FOR^TTl F, .
bats these poisons, drlv
of tbo system. The
▼anlshe*. You ca n -fo 'kSa!
M s.
ORLANDO, Juiy 6.— After, hack
T H E BLO O D d o * mofe L
ing Jimmy Cntnp with nir tight
for you. I t builds new
support in tho niornipg game and
nnd vitality. It's use inmre.
by taking ndvnntoge of visiting
recurrence of ottseka, .
Try LEO NARDPB _
bobbles the Bulldogs Won thu first
FO R T H E BLO O D now
ballot 3 to 1, but blowing, up tbf. f:f'More-*thim 300' pities o f thlH substitutes.
A t all d r u g g i^
tenth- inning of the second'- gnthe
omen.
■<
rountry
emfal&v
pw
a
i
w
l
after the score’ had been All tied
i
<
up due to clever playing, the
Burkepinn lot Gem* EUlott get
»wr»v with tho second bout 12 to'8
F rid ay ;) s t \ n '
Locals Tie Scant In Sixth Inning
But Rally o f T itusville in Elev
enth and 1-oone Fielding of
Chicago and Cleveland Divide a
PhKlie Mud Gifcnta Split Double*
'!'■
Feds Break Deadlock
Double-Ileadex on Fourth—
m n—Bouton Wins Two From
Philadelphia-Wins Roth:jilura*
'
Brooklyn—Cords and
Tho local fans enjoyed a very
ing and Afternoon Games
Cuba Break Keen.' ~
"
- ■
if-.-ir
<V ■'
.
interesting and thrilling 11-Inning
WASHINGTON* Ju ly 6»—New
PITTSBURGH, • July Fi — Th» gatne b w o ycsterday,..which .the*
Reda defeated. the Pirate# in both locals lost to the fnat Titusville York to o k !bo^h enda df th e holi
club by a score of 8 to 4.
d ay enrti h e ro 'F rid a y .'B u s h got «
’Morning tJdme
*’ 0
the morning and afternoon game#
The game wqs very closo until
Score by innings:
Friday, the scores being eight .to tho sixtn inning when the "Celery fo u r to orie decision over Viachnry
B radentow n , ..Out) 000 001—1 4 3
athlng and fonr to two. Luque Feds” came through with a punch and Russell in tho m orning gam e
O rla n d o ........ .-.000 002 Olx—3:10. 0
and tied the score at four all. Then and Jones won, two to nothing, in
Rainey and McDaniel; Camp and
was Invincible in the first (fame.
the game was - a pitchers' batllo a pitchers’ b attle with Mogrldgc in
Francis.
Morning Game &
until the eleventh inning when
EXCURSION f t
Ammon weakened and with some the afternoon on W itt’s single,
Score by innings:
E O N ’T to O R t tY - A B O U T n c
A fternqpn Game
RATES
tUOR4?Y- A O o VJTTT H 6 UAR.M1S H
Cincinnati . C.OOl 000 304^-8 13 0 slow fielding .'and three hunched D ugan's triplo and Mousel’s 'double
Scoria'by in n iu its: ‘
in
tho
ninth.
hits
Titusville
scored
four
runs.
Pittsburgh
000 000 000— 0 4 1
B radentow n .......... 222 P00 200 4— 12
An d othcR pe r so n s
The locals looked dangerous In
Luque and Hargrave; Kromcr,
Orlando
, ........... -.300 001 301 ll— 8
CC
G
A
N
O
U
O
T
H
e
S
l
<*
M orning Game
the last half when C. Thompson
,Yde and Gooch.
I
II.
Johnson,
Sullivan unci M e
Score by innings:
doubled after two were out • and
D aniel; F erg u s, Thompson and
TT
Whidden reached first when Good- New York ___ 000 003 010— 1 10 0
O
DAYTONA BEACH
Afternoon Gamo
F rancis, Hunter.- •
W
ashington
.
..100
010
000—2
9
0
bred hit him with a pitched ball for
Score by innings:
Hush and Sclmng; Zachary, Itus.
C incinnati. _ ; . T l 0 001 001—4 8 1 the aecnnd time out of two times
S t. P etersb u rg 8-12; D sytons 7-7
Pittsburgh . J-..000 001 000—2 9 2 up. But the rally was nipped when sell and Ruel.
Daytonu, Ju ly 6.—St. P e te rs
Thompson
was
thrown
out
attempt
Rixey, Benton and Hargrave;
burg took both of the holiday
Afternoon
Gnnric
ing to steal second.
Meadows, Morrison and Gooch.
gam es from the Islnndcrs, ■thu
Summary
,
m orning contest by a score of 8
Score
by
innings:
■ i V - ''
• H
J r
;i
lelphla
2*5;
New
York
8*2
Pktlad
to 7, and th e afternoon b attle 12 to
h.
po.
Score
by
ihnings:
Celery
Feds
nh.
NEWIf YORK, July 5/—The New
7.
The
m
orning
gam
e
wont
for
11
Good Meals.
Reasonable Rates
New York ........ 000 000 002— 2 4 2
2
' York Gwi
Giants broke even in tho P alm er, as..........: 4
innings. Record crowd* witnessed
W ashington . ...000 000 000—0 7 p
3
holiday double header with Phila D ieter, 3 b . -----... 4
( UL. » r.
both gam es, despite th e fa c t th a t
Johc# and H offm an; Mogridga
17
delphia Friday, winning the first T. Thompson, lb 6
rain fell about the tim e of the be
and
Ruel.
.1
Ammon,
If.
&
p.
6
gamo' eight to two and losing the
ginning o f the afternoon perform
0
second.two to five. In the seventh Raucncl, cf. ...... B
ance.
t
0
Louis 5-3; Detroit
inning of the second game with C. Thompson, 2h 6
(I
Metreel and Jackson on base, Grab Muse, rf, .......... 4
T am ps 3; Lakeland 2
W ire for ResfervjEitions
DETROIT, July 5.—St. Louis
0
1
•Bender . ---h it into a triple play* .
LAKELAND, Fla., Ju ly G.— By
took
n
double
header
from
D
etroit
:»
6
j,: % - t «•
---- ----Spencer, c........
ag reem ent of tho two m anagers,
♦ » » 4 4 H 4 4 4 4 H 4 4 » » 4 i* 4 4 4 H m » 4 » H 44 » l
F riday, 6 to 2, and 3 to 2. Davis
(i
3
Moye, p . , ....
Morning Gamo
Leach ’trad Sadler, tho m orning
held the T igers to two hits in seven
ii
Douglass, p. ... 0
i
i
in iiiiiis is iiH iH iim m iiiin iiM H s i
Score by innings:
gnmc between Lakeland nnd Tam-;
innings In tho second gam e but was
0
1
Philadelphia . . 000 010 100—2 7 8 ••M cLaulin .
pn,
Friday,
which
Tam
pa
won
3
to
replaced by Dnnforth because, of
l
N ew York - —.‘.102 202 Olx—8 11 1 Whiddon, If. ... 1
2, way declared an exhibition gam e
---------------- wildness.
Ring, Couch and J . Wilson;
and will not count in the official
Morning Game
Total . —. ....43 4 8 33 15 0
Barnes and Snyder.
standings. Tho afternoon gam e
<11
•H utted fo r Muse 10tl
was postponed on uccount of raini
Score
by
innings:
*• Hatted fo r Douglass 8th.
j
■ J^ftemoon Game
Two base hits, T . Thompson, C. St." Louis . .260 000 003—6 10 1
Sdore by innings: , '
000 100 100—2 8 3
Thompson, Moye, Hush, i B ennett; D etroit .
, P hiladelphia . ..210 101 000—G 11
A Ne<v Throti^li tr a in between Jackson-1
A lternates
Vangilder and P. Collins; M. Col
stolen bases, Hellene!, Spencer,
•" New Y o r k ____100 000 010—2 .10
ville and Asheville; operated via Savan-I
prevention ’ of w a r ,' b u t th e m ain
Mitchell
and Henline; Dean, Palm er, Moulton 4, B rady 1. Double lins and Dossier.
IBY H A R R Y B .’ H U N T ;
drive of Its present c a m p a ig n Is to
play: MOyc to T. Thompson to
IN E A Service ^W riter.
Ryan and Gowdy, Ainsworth.
nah, in connection with the Southern!
Afternoon Game
xtlmulate w om an’■ Interest In poll*'
Dieter.
i YOHK—D emocracy h a s
lira
to
tho
giolnt,
w
h
ere
t
h
e
y
wit)
Score
by
innings:
NB
Boston 6-1: Brooklyn 1-0
4W
i;on
Sunn a wooing. I t ’n o u t to
Railway System.
St. I^iuis ........... 000 010 200—3 H 0 1c a^p tu
get out and vote.
ub. r. h. po.
BOSTON, Ju ly 6f— Boston took Titusville
r e th e ladles. * And If th e fe-‘
In
th
is
connection,
tho
Icnftuo
D etroit .............-oooooo 110—2 5 1
2 2
both games o f the holiday bill from
In politics Is h alt US susceptE F F E C T IV E JU N E 29, 1924.
IKilrits out that, even In the election
Davis, Dnnfortli :tiwi“ Sevcreid; llMo to blandishm ents an d begullo'2b. ........ 6 1 2 6 6
Brooklyn Friday afternoon, behind
*
)
of
1020,
less
th
a
n
half
tho
eligible
No
24
No. 23
Weils.
I)aus»,
Johnson
and
Hasslcr,
1
7
0
6
c.
..____
f t excellent, pitching of M cNa Mniton,
'm e a ts a s sho Is supttosed to ix» in
jrptere of the nation went to th e
Woodall.
South hou
m ara and-G enewieh.-r The scores
DAILY
SC
H
ED
U
LE
'm a t te r s ot tho heart, the fem inine
d. 1>........ 4 o1 0 o i
N
orthbound
poll* on eloctlon daT. T ho total
........ B *4 0 1 3
3b.
were 6 to 1 and 1 to 0. The single
[vote m a y c u t a considerable figure*
t
A r. 2:25PJ
Snnford,
C. L.
3:55P.M . Lv.
Chicago 5-4; Cleveland 8-3
1 1 4 0
...... . 5
In the final cou n t for political o f-1 vote cast, th e y claim , w as but (9
run of the second gam e cam e in the Jones, If
per cent o f tho num be r t h a t would
8:15P.M
.
L
v
..
Jncksonvillc,
A.
C.
L
.
....A
r.— 8:15AJ
CHICAGO,
July
5.—
A
fter
losing
0
0
2
0
[flees
this
fall,
.....L
fi
cf."’.
’
eJgtfath inning on n walk to Stengel
h a t e been co st h a d every elector
the morning gurnn to Cleveland, 5
I Tim s h a re accorded to women, in '
rf. ........ 6 0 0 0 t)
12:35A.M
.
Ar,
Savannnh,
A»,C.
L.
....Ly.—4:05i
and OsborneV wild throw beyond
oxerclsod his or h e r right of aufto 8, Chicago, gathered in the a f t 'the Democratic convention, w a s In
1 0 12 1)
b. .......4
first on Mcrnnis' bunt, allowing
5:35A.M . A r. .. .C olum blu,-Sou. ....R y, Lv. 10:55PJ
fr.-igu. • T he result, a lth o u g h a n
ernoon contest, *1 to 3, in 10 in
—r
Stengel tp score from first. The
^permitted
. ^ : ^ v X b ^ & v .«ory for t“h e Rai*
9:30A.M . A r......C harlotte, Sou, Ry. ...Lv, 5:20FJ
l«rtld|iatlon
th
at
was
nings,
Friday.
In
the
first
Cven0
.13
76
‘
*
8
.
....1.45
T
otal
double win b u t Boston back in
publicans On the bual.4 of tho votes
thorn
In
tho
Republican
gathering1
gros
was
hit
hard
and
hinders
who
1
0 :25A.M. A r,— S p a rta n b u rg . Sou. Ry- t*v. 7:35PJ
Struck out: By Goodbred
Slbrat'jpdace. registered, wan actually an election
Moye 6, D ouglas 2, Ammen 4. Base followed were unable to stop the [at Cleveland.
1:20P.M . Ar. HenderHonville, Sou. R y.„L v. 4:45PJ
by a minority—by lexa than one• Not only w ere they given g rea ter'
on balls: o ff Moye 1, Goodbred 2. visitors. Ooveleskie, pitching th
F ir s t Gamo
tllilnl of tho nation's ijuallfied vot*.
2:25P.M
. A r. ... A sh ev llk , Sou. R y .... L v. 3:40i‘J
H it by pitcher; (Goodbred) P a l Inst two inniligs of the second, lost * representation, numerically. In tho aers. In fact.
Score by innings:
,
7:05P.M
.
A r........... Knoxville, Sou. R y.......... Lv.7:40 J
field
of
delegates
and
nlternatca,*
the
gam
e
in
the
tenth
when
Falk
Brooklyn . ......ooo o o tooo— l 7 2 m er 2, Whidden 1, (by Moye) Ben
> Tits Jenguo has set Knelt tho task
and B arrett singled and Kflmm but In all tho convention nctlvltl^n
7:15A.M . Ar. ..^C incinnati, Sou. R y -.—. ^ v , 8:001*.!
Boston . „..:.....200 000 30x—6 10 1 nett 1, Goodbred 2.
V
getting
out
ut
least
75
per
cent
they were allowed a freer hand and
sacrificed.
t.
nr the total uliglblo vote this fill).
Doak, n en ry and T aylor; McNawielded a WlderTn 11lienee than waS
M
orning
Gqrpp
,
Thvoqg-h.Slccpei*s Daily Between:;*''' 7
If It succeeds evou half way In this
mara and O’N e ill.. ...... ..
Xjelded
them
at
any
stage
of
tbo
Score by innings:
e f f o r t , the number of ballots cast
. Southern League
■* - Mf* H<
.............
Jacksonville and A sheville
’
Cleveland .
000 1 2 1 2 1 1 -8 16 1 Ouveland proceedings.
;<tbls Jail will exceed the 2G,78C,t)0Q
Second Germ
Chicago .
100 101 020 -B 13 1
votes east In 1II20 by more than
Score by innings:
ATLANTA, Xtily 6. — A tlanta
Tampa and Cincinnati (via Asheville)
7,100.000. If It reachod tho coal of,
lil'SR special courtesies to tho
Shnute nnd W alters; Cvongros,
Brooklyn . ..*_.ooo ooo ooo—o 8 2 won both ends of u holiday hill
75
|>or
cent
set.
thu
total
voto
next
Connully,
McWeeney,
lA'verette
and
ladles
are
i
counted
on
not
Boston ................000 000 Olx—1 4 0 from New O rleans F riday, taking
Miami and Asheville
merely . to * help tho Democratic JNov, 4 would exceed 513)00,000.
Osborne and DeBerry; Genewich tho m orning gam e 4 to 2 and the Scalk
Tho
party
tlvat
can
tiull
any
cunliresldentlid ^ticket, but to be a big
Jacksonville and Charlotte
and Gibson.
afternoon contest 1 to 0.
factor <In tho congressional „ and t sldorahlo part of the Increased voto
Philadelphia H-6; Boston 3-4
ho leacuo's campalcn iiromisea to
D ining C ar Sendee betw een Colum bia and Ashevfll
PH ILA D ELPH IA . July B. — senatorial cnmitalgns.
• St, Loobt 11-5; Chicago 0-6
M orning Game
rto c to the polls Is tho party inoat
For control of thsdegislatlvo end
Philudelpldu took both morning
ST. LOUIS, Ju ly 6.—Chicago and
nnd Colum bia and C harlotte.
Score by innings:
Jlktly to walk away with tho elec
by an effective majority Is no loss
St. Louts divided honors in u New O rleans
.000101 0 0 0 -2 5 2 and afternoon games from Boston Important to the party's program
T
hrough
Coaches and B aggage C ars betw een
tion.
double header F rid a y , tho C ardin A tlanta ...............003100 00x—4 ti 1 in F riday's holiday hill. The b a t
And this ts tho voto the Demo
l
b
in
the
election
of
Iht-lr
man
as
Jacksonville
and A sheville.
ting
of
laibnr.
form
erly
of
Toledo,
als taking th e , f irs t gam e, when
Hodge and Lapan; Francis, Me- and Hauser, both of whom hit j the executive head of tho govern
crats nr© out to capture. They be
T
IC
K
E
T
S—
R
ESER
V
A
TIO
N S— INFORM ATION
Sothpron, pitching well, sh u t out Laughlin and H aw orth.
lieve It Is, to a very large extent,
'hom e runs that accounted for six] ment. And aggressive assistance
Chicago, 11 to 0. The Cubs took
<i. W. CRIM, T icket A gent
by women workers. It Is conceded,' tho feminine vote. Wherefore Hie
runs, featured the first game, while I can
tho second gam e, 6 to 6, G rantham
special attentions given the ladles
Iw ixrrtlculai ly helpful In tieA fternoon Game
Phone 63-J
:
B
aum
gartner's
left
hunded
shoots
driving o u t a three-base hit. Bell
—even lo the extent of piopuslnfi
local congressional fights where
Score by innings:
le ft early in th e second inning of New O rleans i . QUO 000 UOll—0 7 1 were a puztle for tho Ruds with I feminine, church, club nnd aocloi
A
T
L
A
N
T
I
C
C
O
A
S
T
LINE
it woman candidate for vice presi
the second gam e a f te r the Cubs A tlanta . .... ..f. OOOOJ9 OOxrJ.1 4 0 tho VrcCprtott of Efczell, who made pressures can l>e*l be exerted.
dent!
of the seven safeties. The
T he S ta n d a rd R ailroad o f th e South
pounded him fo r five hits.
l’rofcsuor Irving Fisher of Yule,
Jn this move, Xx-mocrnta hope to
H ollingsw orth nnd Dowie, L apan; three
A thletics won the second gam e by cash In on the campaign already In
M orning Game
economist nml statistician, who has
Knrr and B ro ck ., j ,
getting M urray, in the first in full swing hy the National Longue
Score by innings:
made u special study of election
ning, for four runs, one of which of Women Voters, for greater |>oll- .figures and iierovnlagcx, says tho
* Chicago .........000 000 000— 0 7 8
Birm ingham T akes Two
(usual presidential elections la de
S t. L o u is ____100 101 34x— 11 18 1
BIRMINGHAM, July 5.— B irm wan n home run by Simmons with ttcal iKtrtlclixitlon by. women.,
L;
cided by it uwltch of less than live
Aldridge and Hartnett; Sothcron ingham took the m orning nnd a ft two on base.
tyopung Game
l t n league's campaign Is [Hjlltl- Jper cent of the votes cast.
and Gonzales.
, ,‘
ernoon gnirton F riday from Middle,
Score by innings:
If thu women ran bring to the
* cal, but non part loan. • It takes
8 to 0 in the first gam e, and 6 to 5 Boston
....... w.,,101 0101)00—3 7 0
no part In lexisting tho candidates■(Democ.rats th at necessary tlvo per
A fternoon Game
in the seconds •
> ,
cent, then the political gallantry of
PhJlqdhelphlq . 000 230 30x—3 12 1 ot any parly. » IL ts rawnmlUod to
Score by innings:
M iss Georgia English, p retty
tho Demon'itllc leUihsa will have
Ehmke, Ross, W orkman and Pic. tuiiues of tutrtlcular Interest to wo
Chicago ........... 820 000100—6 10 0
anil bob-haired altern ate to the
F irs t Gamo
won
its
null.
men.
Including
child
labor
And
th
inich; Romirtell nnd Druggy.
St. Louis
.....000 200 300—6 9 1
Democratic convention from San
Score by innings:
.Keen, W heeler and O ‘F a rre ll; Mobile ........ „...000 000 000—0 6 2
Antonio, Texas.
She Was the
Bell, Dickerman and Neikcrgnll, Birm ingham . . 000 404 OOx—8 10 1
youngest altern ate to be seated
G ontsles.
■
us the picture indicates, nuke
Howe, Acosta
and
Chaplin;
MOM’N-POP
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C larke nnd Ilobertspn.
. «■———*|P gs
,
li:
COOLEST ROOMS
ON THE BEACH
w
il N.L.Horrier, Proprietor
& |HUNT'S: DAILY. LETTER
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How They Stand
.
Florid# S la te League
C lubs:
W. L.
latk
elsn d ■
. ..................... 11
2
MAtciinu
St. P etersb u rg___
” 6
0
Tampa .
Orlando . . ________ -. 6
0
- B 10
D aytona i .... . *|l
3 11
B radentow n .
IClubs:
T
American Lea ue
L.
30
31
.5....— 39 3B
, Louis ............
35 33
. Chicago .
.34 35
C levelan d '.....--------- 414 36
Boston . . ....................82 37
Philadelphia , t .^,^r -2 7 . 32
Washington i „— «.....—41
........,— 38
Hi' .•* ■' National League
Clubs:
W. L.
Second Game
* .
Score by Innings:
010 000 310—5 10 2
Pet. Mobile .
.844 B irm ingham . ..OOO 201 003—6 11 1
Ellis, Acosta and Devorm er;
.733
.600 Lundgreti, Jones and Spencer,
.400
N a s h v ille -C h a tta n o o g a S plit
.333
.214
N A SH V ILLE, Twin., July 6.—
N ash villa divided two poorly play*d gam es with C hattanooga hero
P et. F riday, losing tho m orning affair,
J>78 8 to 6, and w inning "the afternoon,
J>51 14 to 8.
.527
F irst Game
.616
.493
Score byi innings:
*v
-.480 Chattandm fo . . 310 100 300—8 12 0
.464 N a sh v ille' ....... 000 303 000—6 7 4
Jam es, W ingfield and K ress; Ol
.386
sen and Mackey.
Pet.
Second Gamo,
•York46 . 24 .657
Score by Innings;
.41 27 .603
M E u d & |ff-'B82
2 - .530 Chattanooga . 102 201 002— 8 »0 2
jyn
Nashville . _ .030 721 010—16 16 4
Jr
Hankins and Wingfield} Lind_____ ,,W »|40 .420 atrom snd Wells.
: it
___ ].„.27 * 43 J186
lelphla
___ »
, ua) im iat: 4 t .386
Memphis W
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o t 4 to-2 and 11
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phone budineas in the Bonlhl1 They will nbt auphl:
lean they ore assured 6f an annual net return whV
ionoidor reasonable. V
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Your state's shore and yopr city's share in this
expansion of the telephone system Is of great lm']
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operstiotf op ypuy part are «ecesaary to the
accomplishment o f-such A gigantic tnaV
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nod U. Smith.
,
CB CALLED O FF
Kansas Qlty, July
vbich appeared fin
Game
speedway track yosUrthe 260-mjk national
Score by Jnr
„
Memphis . ...J66 300 003—11 16 3,
ipbiLe raco was
caused the of- lit t le Bock ...,225100 001— 9 18 3
‘ ‘ Merx, Kelly and Yarvanj Rlchburg, Newton and Smith.
r9
Cron# additions to the telephony plant of
this Company costing not lead than f ile
700,000 will he required during the
five years.
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During this period it le estimated that there will be a
ftst gain of 127.000 new
telephones.
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O eurnta.
P ark Avc. Phone 318,_____ .
H a t e Sc ( G - w o r d ) Una,
Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil
hend, poor appetite, constipation
AOVBnTISKIlS.
GALVANIZED IRON
■raid representative thor- ABVEITTISE- tn the Jourpal-IIer- ious Fever. It kills the germ s.
‘‘W IN D SW E PT '’— Coronado Beach. nnd a general no-nreount fWtiftfr. it
famlilar with rote*, rule*
ald, South G eorgia’s g re a te st
is
a
sign
your
liver
is
torpid.
The
Furnished A partm ents. \ L arge
uiMcetlon. will fflv* you new spaper.
M orning, afternoon,
COMPOSITION ROOKING'
roomB. Dulightfully located ' one realty 1dcpcndable remedy for
Ic Information- Ana If weekly and Sunday Classified rates N o llr * of A p p lic a tio n fo r T a x H e rd niry
Mrs. D. A, Kelly.
all disorders In the liver, atomnch
leh they will ae«l*t you In
I't u lr r B crtla u RTS of the ( i r n r r a l
10c p er lino. W aycross Journaland bowels Is Hcrbtne. It acts
ST R IP S H IN G L E S '
kg your want ad to m a k e
H tH tu Ir* of the State of
Hernld, W aycross. Georgia.
FOR RENT— Two- and throe- powerfully on the liver, s tre n g th
effective.
Florida.
room furnished ap artm en ts; hot ens digestion, purifies th e bowels
irO llT N A T NOTICK,
TO REACH th e prosperous fa rm
Notice I* hereby alven that It. It.
CHASE & CO.
ertlaeri ehould fflve their
ers and fe m grow ers of Volusia >!<-(\xll Jr. purchnscr of Tax certifi nnd cold w ater. Also bedroom, and restores a fine feeling of e n
or ppstofflce address *e county adv^rtiso in tho DeLand cate No. i!, dnlrd th* 6th day of 311 Magnolia.
Phone 6C3
ergy, vim nnd cheerfulness. Price
k*- their phone Inumber. If
June A. D. t s i t. has filed said errCOc.
Sold
by
Union
Pharm
acy.
Daily
News,
ra
io
lc
per
word,
cash
Hetlr* resuini About one
tlnritlu In my otdr* nml tin* mad*
out of n thouaand he* a with order.
application for Tax Deed to Issue tn
Ion*, and th* other* can't
accordance
with law. Bald nertlfl- TIRES A N D TUBES
A. LIT T L E W ANT AD in- The catc embraces
untcate with
you unlM i
the following d*ON E IN TEN
H
erald
will
bring
you
big
ro(now your address,
■crlhed property eltnnt*d In tfeml- New Stock.
suita. A dvertise those old articles nnl* t'ounty, Florida, to-wlt;
djsanallnaanre MUJIT be
Big Value*,
N eglecting it little wound, cut or
h t tn pen o e at The Banr^,t 16 Boyd's Buhdlvlelon. The
you have stored aw ay and have
l.esn Mon*r. abrnsion of tho flesh may in nine
A h air comb th at perm its tho
E Herald oflle* or by let-*
enlil land being a**e»aed at the date
na
use
for.
A
lltllo
thlrty-cent
ad
Telephone d 'seoatlacases out of ten cause no grent removal of the teeth for replace
of
the
Isxunnce
of
eucli
ccrtllicnto
In
m ay b rin g you several dollars. th* unm* of fl. I,. Itoarh.
■re not valid.
suffering or inconvenience, but It is m ent or cleaning has been p aten t
Phone 148 and a representative
That It. B. McCall Jr, tiorrhaeer of
yleou*. Prompt. E fflolent.
the one case Ip ten th at causes ed.
A l w a y s tho best.
will cnll to see you.
Tax t'*rtIdeal* No. 166 dated the fith
Bervlc*.
F u ll measure.
blood poisoning, lockjaw or a
day
of
Junp,
A.
t>
19JJ
has
(ll*d
said
FLO R ID A —ORLANDO— Orlando e*rlinc»te In my oftlr* nnd lias mad*
chronic
festerin g sore.
The
tnornng Sentinel; larg e st classi application for Tax I)**d to Issue In
cheapest, safest anti best course
fcEAL ESTATE
Try Smith’s Barber
fied business, ra te lc u word, m in noenrdarlre with Intv. Bald rertlflrnt*
is to disinfect the wVmnd with li
embraces the tot.owinff described
imum 24c cash with order.
quid Horor.one anud apply the Bo- Shop for good barber
property .situated In Bemlnolo CoimSALE — Celery fnrmn, nil AUGUSTA
rotoric Powder to complete the
CHRONICLE — A u -;
105 P a l m e t to A v e .
Florida, to-w lt: —
[nnd prices. It will pay you >giista, Ga.— A u g u sta’s g re atest ty.Iait
healing
process.
Price fliquid) work — next
Valde?
m 274 anil 300 Midway ns Ite1 1 111 Snnfurd A i r ,
ja if you nre going to buy, classified medium, ra |e cash .09c eorded In l'lat Book Nit. I, I’ago It
30c, fl«c nnd $1 20. Powder 30c
|1 at the owners’ prices, charge. 10c p er line, minimum Bemlnolo County tl*cord». The sold I
nml 00c. Sold by Union Pliarnt.
land balna uaet-aeed at the tint* of
ary.
■30 c , ___________________
|lie
Issuance
of
such
rcrtlfleaete
In
!
freedom from Nerve m easure
tL E —5-room bungalow, nil
■F(Tecl of i Music.
*’ i
tVntervillc, Morning Sen the name of l ’nknown.
Means Freedom from l'l*vai*o.
on Laurel Ave. $4,090. XlAINE—
That
It.
It.
McCall
Jr
purchaser
of
I
She—While
you
are
naking
papa
j
Pplnfti
Analyse* Free.
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
fnis.
Tax Certificate No. ITS dated the 7th ] for my hand, I’ll play som ething
PANTRY
SETS
ple
nre
interested
in
Floridn
prop
day pf June, A. I» ISfO lias filed said lively on the piano.
lLE—C-room house, modDR. W. A. BRUNE
futer, liphts nrul, (fas, well erty. Reach them through the certificate In my office arid has made
$1.50 to $2.75
Hol'd rath er you didn't dear- j
Sentinel.
R
ate
card
on
applica
ii ppl Icat Inn for Tax Deed to Issue |n
L it 7fi Xt. front on P ark tion.
cm n o rn A C T o u '
accordance with law. Bald rrrtlfieal* cat. You know some people ranD I Ball Hardware Co.
Palm er fin tu a t*
I.DOO. Terms.
■tnhraee* th* following described keep th eir feet still when they |
PALM BEACH C O U N T Y - The property situated In Bemlnole Cnun- hear lively music.—Tit-Hits.
j
PHONE 8
Ofrie* Hours:
scene of stupendous development ty, Florjda, to*wit:—
INDLE REALTY CO..
#.|2 A M,,: 2-6 r. M.
Dot ISO J, (J Hiickanrs First AddlRead about it In tho Palm Bench
7 to 6 Kvonlnk*. except Saturday*
Seminole IJotel Annex.
Post. Sample copy sent on re t lop to Midway. The said land being B I B B B S I I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■B■ i■iBi Bs aagsa iam■ ■s■ i■i■ ! ! ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ i b b i i i i b s i i i llootus 304-4 4
assessed at the date of tli* Issuance
kLK—Hy f'wner, 1 34 aCrcs quest.
Flt*t Nat Ilk. Bifid., Sanford
of such certificate In the naiitu or
[land with six-room house,
TAKE THE
Bt. and Pecan Ave. Inquire TA MPA, FLO R ID A —Tam pa Dally Unknown. '
Tim es, the g re a t
home daily,
That It. B. McCall Jr purchaser Of
C.M. care Herald.
ra te 1 iic per word, minimum Tax Certificate No r,7. dated the 6th
TALE—-Five acres in Mecca charge 25c cash w ith order. W rite day of June, A t> 1623 has filed xuld
GABRIEL
rrrllllcnlo 111 my office and has made
M)rk. All tiled, sm all barn, for_comp1ote ra te card,
| CHEATER
application for Ta,x Deed to Issue In
(nd equipment. Genuine bar- I>KVkl,<
ATTENTION—IVn- Accordance with law fluid certificate
1
H ID ING
p . C. Du Hose.
•ncola I. bfulnnlnir the r tm I m I de- embraces the following described
Velopment
III
(^Inrlfla's
lil.Hiry;
it
COMFORT
property ^jtu.atcd In Bcnilnulc CIUU.QUU'k ™ N —JO. acres 5
half intlltoh q n lln r‘hlpthwaV lo th* t y. /T’lof ldg,tio- w it;—
5 -—- ■—*
Imlnnce Ummprovwk Huh- *tuff
bertrh ' 5lti"t ,ltnlrni*d;’ n two
Dot 2fl Boyd's Subdivision. The
,nrds from loading litntion. tnlllliiti iloonf tirlda* ncruss HucnmP. A. MERO
KEEP POSTED
said l-:id being assessed at the
HuJf cash. T h rash er and h Ia liny started; tiMiirler nillllon of
the Issuance of such oertlllcnl
dollar opera housn under rnnxtrtirtlon: Iwo millions belli,: .pent on the name of Unknown.
U..::
said certlflcat»ff sha
Itlrihwav; Kreatcat dilute*- for live
Your interest in Sanford warrants it.
developer* to act In on around redeemed according to law tax deed
Storage And
Moot. Wrllo Developinent D epart will Issue therein on the 6lh day of
IIUIIBSIIBIISIIISIB
ment The Pensacola Nows.
Your investm ent here demands it. Have
Atig tial, A l> IV24
Repairing
It it tic** iny official signature and
\V |.;kT~V rnniN I A^ClarIt«I)ti7|T,“Th*
lEAL-ESTATE
seal
this
the
27th
day
of
June
A.
PlnrUeliura
ICxponenl
tmirnlnx
The
Sanford
Herald
follow
you
to
your
K A DOUOBAHH.
IndndiiiK Bundny. morning l*»u*. D 11*21
1‘1,-rk Ulrcult Court. Bemlnole
, lifliiti acre t**rm 6 acre* ^ Cent per word, minimum Stc.
summer home.
County, Florida
litittfiiii' d fa rtit. five room TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
(Beal)
it) A. M. WBJiJKB. D C.
u h atory barn two t**nFlorida real e state advertise in
t:2V T.6-12-19-26 8:2
liiiiib«*«t. riowlnie wtllH. very
W recking Service
,p i«m u (Mt-.il f*»r I>ulr> ) on the St. P etersb u rg Times. One cent
cent a word daily, two cents a word l > r o i 4 T V n t t l l T , SIJMINOI.K !
V roitil
Phone G43-W.
N ight 28
r u i'S T V . s t a t u o p w l o h ijia
;{{
J'U* « ii) Iota well local* d. Sundays. ______________________
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Ip cn.-> (. r run
DO
YOU
W
ANT
to
buy or sefl KnUM a Wull Company, a cor- a
[I I . am if ul ItunicalovM on
p o ra tlo n .
ffl Ml i l ls rJirap, i*<rniM.
j a n y th in g ? ’’ If so advertise in
lllirlit Immimc M>\rii iimiiit, the
___ ‘‘Gainesville Sun.”____________
v« •
I* In. went first Hticol icnod ADVERTISING gets results if it L * w l a B. W e a v e r , D e f e n d a n t .
S an ford A ve. nnd 2nd S t.
F
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s
t
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a
t
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n
a
l
B an k of S anford, g
Iprnift
reaches potential buyers.
PaU arnlahee.
|■
htll*a IiurIih*hh. with
luam*
a money maker, com** Intkn Daily News Is circulated In T o L e w la IS. W e a v e r a n d a l l u t l i e r a l H
lti l creeled:
r
an Im iuatrial nnd ag ricu ltu ral sec
U a p p e n rln tf fro m tb e r e t u r n of j J
tion.
SEM INO LE
t h e s h e r i f f o n t h e H u i n t n u n s o d It®,- K
A U G USTIN FL FLA. — SL e p o n d e n f i u m d i r e c t e d t o ' l a w I* 'K
Find Its Superior
siness Exchange ST.Johna
W ea v er, d e fe n d a n t h erein, t h a t th e I
C ounty is reached through »«lil
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ka B ld g .------ Phone 3QS the St. A ugustine Evening Record. iloee n o t l e a l d * 111 ISeinttiol* L 'o u u - I
for which I am enclosing
Elder Bprloffa flows five gallons of
Quick results. Two cents per word. t y , F l o r i d a . It Is
Sample Copy on request.
T tie re fo rc o rd e re d th a t en rh of
pute w ater every thirty-tw o aec<c
ti# * . m- m
I
you- du a p p e a r to t h e d e c l a r a t io n
ond»- It Is u*ed by over fifty per
lu r e * n filed o n o r b e f o r e t h e l * t
I
d a y o f S e p t e m b e r , A. D, tP»4 t h e
i
cent
of (he people of Hanford, and.
aneed Radicals In
The Hrnv* Llv» On.
N a m e ........................................................
n a m e pe ln K a I t u l e D a y o f Oil*
In it* natural form. Is mod by th*
“Suppose I kill m yself fuu y o u ? " C o u i t . o t h e r w i s e J u d g m e n t w i l l ho
. “ Db, don’t do th a t, my dear! A e n t e r e d e s i i l n M y o u b y d e f a u l t .
Western L’niuti and many battery
It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h u t t h i s \
man who would take his own life
atat Ion* for eloraiC” liatlerleit. (*
fRA July 3.—A VicW-’radical U unw orthy .o f living.’ —S ans- n o t i c e he p u b l i s h e d In T h e B a n It pure: Aak Ibo Blulti Board of
ford
H e r a l d , ft n e w s p a p e r
pub
LptetRrod -to , a b sta in ' from Geno (P a ris), *.
l i s h e d In B e m l n o l o C o u n t y , F l o r
Health.
Ration in elections o r th«
id a,
once
ckch
W eek
for
tw-o
It pewem e f governm ent, and
m o n th s
itself
the Nun-Voting nrinn rule, and its weapon is sim
W i t n e s s t h e h a n d a n d s e a l o f K.
A.
U uuulaa*.
H rrlt
of
C ounty
, has been formed in Tokio ple non-co-operation.
Phone 311
le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . (
foup of well-known advanced
The group includes the brilliant Ca to utrhtu ofC o uBretn iltin
W EEKIaY
•
DAILY
H
o
u
s
e
In
s
a
i
d
C o u n ty '
r*
I»r. S uiuko Yoahlno, m ost fam ous Mini S t a l e , t h i s 2 8 t h d a y o f J u n e
One Y er............... ..... 57.00
group came into being of Japanese radical w riters and A. D. 1924.
One Y ear .............. $2 .0"
r
J3- A. DOtJGLAHH.
I
If bvfiire the recent elections, thinkers; P rof, Isob Abe, of W sSix
M
o
n
th
s____
......53.60
•
Six M onths ........... $ 1.00
(S eal
C lerk of A bove C o v t .
•
P niembers refused to take seda U niversity; T ataujl Fuse, corBy A. M. W E E K S .
Three M onths .. ..... $1.75
T
h ree M onths ...... . $ .60
a rt in the voting. Tlie ultl- respondent In Moscow for tho
Deputy. f?lerk.
iPurttose ..............
...
of the ieaguo
is ...
to Osukn Mainichl und th e Tokio Nit’hl L E W I S O 'B H V A N .
One M onth .........
.65
One M o n th ............ . $ .25
*
present “cap
capita
italistic”"! Nichl, nnd K esaya Yam asaki, a
A t t o r n e y f o r l ’l n l n t l f f .
7 O^Tfovernm ent ‘by prolet-1 prom inent uttorncy.
6:S» 7:6-12-19-26 *.2-9-16-23
POSITION WANTED
Advertising
666
GAS AND OIL
F.P.RINES
F O E R p N T — 0 -ro o m h o u
fin ishe d t h r o o
’ ~
Hon. 209 5th S i
F O R SALE— 10 room house 'e f sc
in fo r $1000.00 cash A $75.00 per
m onth-A real bargain fo r $7000.00.
T h ra sh er A G arn er 112 P a rk Ave.
Phone 69 A 74.
.
W E A R E I l X i t T ” HXVJfTG calls
f o r 1 rooms, ap artm en ts and
houses, p arties having such to ren t
should list them w ith, SEM INOLE
BU SIN ESS EXCHANGE, rh o n e
303.
FOR RENT-X-Luhgalow. 11 SL A
Oak Ave. Phono M rs. Ju liu s
Takach.
FOR R ENT—C ottage J . Musson
FOR R E N T — 0 room house next
door to “Gables” inquire Miss
Lola Evans care Yowells ■
FOR R ENT—fl room residence on
E. 3rd S t between Palm etto and
MagnoUa, J. E. Spurting.
FOR R E N T — One furnished
and one unfurnished house.
IV. J. Thigpep, B rum ley-Puleston Bldg.
The Sanford Herald
Sanford, Florida.
an For a League
A d d ress................ ..............................
keep
LOS1 an opportunity
ps by not
ab reast w ith th e times
FOR R E N T —Rooms.
W ouldn’t reading the classified pages of
, you be able to uso tho money se your daily newspaper,•1 H erald
cured by ren tin g th a t vacant room want ads contain many interdstlng
now going to wnsteT T here a re messages. It will pay you to read
.'
■
many persons looking for places to them daily.
stay. Help take care of them and FO R SA LE — R efrigerator,', dish
not only muke money but assist in
cupboard, th ree-b u rn er C lark
keeping people in Sanford. P h o n e _____
Jew ell g as ____
plate,r __________
porcelain to p
148 and give your nd ever th e M - .kitchen ta b le .' Hava bedn used only
ep h o n e , Use The Tlcrald fo r quick a few m onths. E nquire 215 llo llf
se rv ic e.
Ave.___________ _____ > ,-________ *'
FOR R E N T —Kitchen & two bed FOR SALE— High speed Red Clip
per Belting. Hoolehan-Colemait
rooms 1101 Elm Ave. M. Schnei
C o.___________
der.
*
LOST—Loathe r shopping b ag con
FOR R E N T —TJlirce large u n fu r
tain in g baby clothes, box Lonished rooms and porch. 1010 rcinc Powdor. F in d er please roFrench. $20.00 per month.
tn rn to Mrs. R. T. Hum phrey*,
1201 Oak Aye., nnd rocelvo rew ard.
M arble, no wmndo by artificial
methods, defies an expert to detect
it from tho real.
American honey is being used in
England ns a conserve at break- FOR RENT— Ten acres of tiled
flow ing well land. Apply to B.
fust or tea time..
<
W. Millican, Jr., 403 P in it N ational
Hank o r P. O. Box 114. •
FOR RENT
ROOMS WANTED
wxwn1ED—Two unfurnished con
necting rooms by year round.
P refer close in.
W rite II. W.
L o s in g care Herald.
MOTHERS
j W ntf h* h iK lyhipiotm t ta 4*Mrms
in your children. Theno parasites
arc the g reat destroyers of child
life, if you have reason to think
your child ha* worms, act quickly.
Give the little one a dose or two tof
W hite’s Cream Verm ifuge. W orms
cannot exist where this tim e-tried
anti hucccH.sful remedy is used. It
drives out the worms and restores
the rosy hue of health to baby
cheeks. T rice 35c. Sold by Union
Pharm acy.
Schelle Maines
LA W Y ER -j
:• — C ourt H otue
DR. R. M. WELSH
GRADUATH VETERINARIAN
CLOA.K.
t> o ir
HOR.p t U P - P U T
THAT O P T IC S
O O T O F .T O U R T »
N E V E R HA*t» A N T
t h a t i’m i n
n
c^ d
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^OO O K C W b -
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T H f b O N - IF M Y
W I F E F I N D 'S T O O
IN M Y O F F I C E S H E ' L L K .IL.L. M E *
v e -s a n o
i ’m
T H IN K IN G * *
M SOOT M E ^ fL
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TOO
,------
O PTOM ETRIST
O PTICIA N
221 E . F irs t S t.
T p h o n e 410
G. W. VENABLE
»
C ontractor and B uilder
417 W. F ir s t S t. Phone 460
W. J. Thigpen
S an fo rd N ovelty W orks
Real E s ta te and Insurance
v . c. c o n .m i r m .
Puleiton-B ruraley Bldg.
.Sanford, Fla.
By GEORGE McMANUS
I H O P E 1 W IN .
1
ENOUGH T O OUT
M T W I F E A. C L O A X
TOM MOORE
doom 205 Conrad Building
Phones; Office 20, Hume 21
DELAND, FLA.
Distributor
in g in g u p f a t h e r
Net lee of A p p llratlo n fur T ax D r r 4
('niter Section STS of th e Cleucral
S tn tu lr * »f Ike S la t* of
F lo rid a .
' Notice In hareby (flv«n th at J . SL
Hnyfier, p u r c h a s a r of T a x CaMlfleat*
No. 439. d a t e d t h e . S t h d a y a f Ju n e .
A. n . 1931, ha* Med »ftlfi c e r llfir.a ta '
In my oTfic* an d h»* m ad* a p p lie s • Holt fo r ta x dead to laau* In accord*
a n c e w ith law. Bald eerllfleatn erahrac ca th e rollowlnff dcacrlbed land
alt tinted In Hemlnol* eounly, F lorida,
t o - w l t : NW 14 of N W « of SE14
Bee. 16. Tw p. 11 B. I t 33 E. XO acre*. •
Th* anli) land b eing aaaesaed a t th*
d a t e nf th e laauanee nf su c h c e r t i o
r a t e In t h e nam e of Thos. Half. U n -..
leas aaltl certificate ahull b e r e d e e m
ed ac c o rd in g to law, ta x deed w ill
la tu e th e re o n on th e Glh d a y Of
Auffuat, A. D.*I9I4.
W itnoa* my official s i g n a t u r e a n d
aenl this tho I t t h day of J u tia A.
D. 1*34.
E. A. DOUOLA8S,
C lerk C irc u it Court. S em in o le
C ounty. F lo rid a.
. * If
(Beal)
By A. M. W E E K S , D. G
.
1:11 T :l-l2 -1 9 -2 t 1:3
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY OF SANFORD
BOTH DAILY AND WEEKLY ISSUES :
H . J . C la u s e
FOR SA LE OR EXCH ANG EtMule, mowing m achine, rak e,
tedder and sulky plow. W ant Ford
to u rin g ca r or \ruck-_I0OD_Unlon.
FOR SA LE — MCeCliiren and Dudlop cord tire s and tubes. G ulfM
mii „„
..........................
gas,
oil, b................
est acccssori*?".
FtfUrtSg.
i Service S tatio n , F irs t and Elm .’
' phone 447-L3.
FOR SA LE— OR EXCHANGE—
One mule, one m achine, rake,
tedder, sulky plow, one Ford to u r
in g cor o r truck. 1009 Union Ave.
FOR SALE— Selling out en tire lina
of farm in g equipm ent In very
good condition a t reasonable price*C onsisting of Fordaon tra c to r a n d
harrow , mowing m achine and fak e,
yellow jack et sp ray c a rt, seed bed
cloths and fram es, plows o f all de-, .
scription, fertilizer d istrib u to rs an d .
many o th er tools. A!aos celery
wires. See Louis Fleischer._______ .
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on. See J . T. G uerry, R oute 1.
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C'lAl
SANFORD, FLO
=====
7, 1924
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS
i I9
i —. _
W
*
*i
New Declaration
Of Independence
A weary grout of patriots—
*1**toraVafihdDemocratic eoh*j.
W gfcd in at
Ages o f Poisoning’
[oaken System and
Indition Gradually
>mes very Grave
bent Has 3
Sinking
Spells
a* 1• « -•
r% I :
SHIP 7,646 CARS
OF VEGETABLES
Shipments During Paat * Season
..Drlng Farmers ,Clc
1oei, to #5,000.000—Seminole County, Ships
Moet Vegetables by 2,000
. Carloads
the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Friday.and vtrotu out n declaration
of imtettndencf of their own,
expressing the eentiment that
thn convention should end eoon.
Later, In the Garden galleries,
they obtained about 2,500 sig
natures for i t The document
was not read at the convention
but was^aent to the delegations
on tho Door, where it evoked a
laugh.
It Tend:
"When in tho course of end
less ballots it becomes neces
sary .for the chairrann to keep
on chirruping, ‘the clerk will
call the roll,’ it is high time for
tho galleries to take things in,to their own hands.
"We serve notice on the del-*
egates that if this .monkey bus
iness docs not cense and no
candidate is nominated soon,
wo will positively yawn through
all demonstrations, turn our
hacks on the convention, and
on election day cast our votes
for the third, fourth nnd fifth
parties."
uji
■.
■ . --
-
J ifi
.
Convention in Session Cleve
land Confronted With Task
of Debating and V otin
Upon Recommendation o3
Committee Thiat Party En
.dorse Candidacy of Robert
LnFollettc For President
if
___
McAdoo’s Proposal To _ GAINS CONSIDERABLE STRENGTH . I Virginia Senator
_____ i■
T
i u i m a £ As
Acs Q f
Break Deadlock Is
Looms
-Turned Down by the
Candidate for
Candidates’ Leaders
Democratic Choi
CLEVEI.AND. July 7. — The
Socialist Party of America went
into the second day of Its national
convention here today confronted
Members Medical
with the task, of debating and
Last weeIf • mijrkod the grand
> rp s Give Blood for
voting upon the report from tipedal
finale of Sanford’s 1926-1024 ship
committee of 16 recommending ,it
ilicate Operation ping season, during wlhch n total
• ■'
_____ . • •
endorse
the
independent
p
res
McAdoo Would Kill
oif 7,046 bars were shipped, of
Convention Opens for
WSHINGTON, July 7.— which 6,218 were celery, 126 let
idential candidacy of Senator La-’
Two
i
Thirds
Rule
b s t point of gravity was tuce, 263 peppers, 214 potatoes, 140
j Follctte. It is predicted ttiat debate
Fourteenth Session
will last several hours.
led this afternoon in the cabbage .and 649 (miscellaneous.
And Also Unit Rule
Stubborn As Ever
|tion of Calvin Coolidge, This is the largest number of cars
A cpmmittee, consisting of 16 ,
Af the leading socialists of the I. NE\y. YORK. July 7.—The
ion of the president, who that has ever been shipped from
Eight* “ third ballot:
party was appointed and instruct McAdoo counter-proposal for
jffering blood poisoning this section in its history and re
McAdoo 418; Smith 368;
ed to report by 9 o’clock this
Te Welter Reed Hospital, turned a revenue that will approxi
morning in order that the Ques breaking the deadlock in the
Davta 172.5;
72.5; Un
Undemood V \
a clinging to life with mate close to $ 6 , 000, 000, according
tion could be made a special or Democratic National Conven
58.5;
■
Glass
.
76;
Ralsfo
to
figures
compiled
by
the
Fruit
der of business nnd cleared away tion was turned down early
lerful tenacity, but hope Growers Express and the Florida
24;
Robinson
27.6;
f
before the other activities of the this morning by the represen
’about 11 held out for re- Trucker.
20._ Others about i
convention are taken' up. Upon tatives of the other fifteen
• The season has been one of the
Tho convention, ad
the decision of this question will
hU medical attendants are most profitable ever ' experienced
depend whether the Socialists will candidates.
ed the motion of For
lining close by. Gaa aaid to by local growers, according to
have a national ticket of their own
In a qonference of .candi
G overnor Gilchrist
ormlng in hi sstomach Rave veterans of the industry. They
t v.
in the field for the November elec dates 'maitagera only the Mc
lions) evidenco of progress of have pointed out that indications
Florida, which while not _
tion.
Jon and making impossible for a profitable season were any Former Governor Offer* Amend _The committee Sunday night de Adoo men supported the plan,
abrogating the unit
lim to take nutrition by or* thing but bright at the beginning,
ment to Motion That Conven
cided by a vote of 13 to 2 to rec which would have abrogated the
two-thirds
ru!ef releas
means. President and Mrs.
tion Convene at Kansan
ommend to the convention that It Unit nnd twp-Thirds rules at the
but that through the combined cfdelegates
ge are at the bedside.
same
time
that
tha
delegates'
Would
City—Furnishes
Fun.
endorse.the candidacy of LaFal| courage V>f the 16-year- old fortq of the farmers and the local
pledges fir
lette. Close co-operation with Pro be released from ail obligations of
in his battle for life was banks plana were carried out which
further support tto a particular
By
RUBY
LEACH
gressive
Conference
In
the
nation
d by his physicians, who de- stabilised the vegetable market Special Corressondent The Herald. al campaign was also recommend candidate.
\
touching upon s i y caftdlfthst this, together with his and in the end netted the farmers
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. ed.
Mr.
McAdoo
further stipulated
dacy
for the nomination*,
conviction that they and nn<1 *11 concerned a handsome New York, July 7.—And the morn
The action of tho convention on that with the resumption of voting,
for
preaident.”
The con
[rents are doing everything Pr2*Ring were the fourteenth day. The this problem overshadowed the the law man be dropped on each
|e to bring him through, was
The 20 per cent increase in pro- two big faotions and all tho little other doings of the opening ses succeeding ballot until a nomina
vention adjourned-until.
noiogical element Uist meant duction over the previous season, factions of the world’s biggest po sion. Mayor Daniel Hoan, of Mil tion is made. He further stipulated
8 o’clock tonight. .
together with into movements of litical party continue to stick out waukee, who wan elected chair that “each of the delegates present
’
.
.
California
celery,
caused
too
large
In, Junior, ia said to have
their .tongues at each other.
man, had hardly time to wield the from each state shall be entitled to
MADISON SQUARE G
Conscious most bf the night, a supply to maintain profitable
“Compromise," snort McAdoo f ovel before a motion wns made cast his pro-rata vote of the dele
DEN,
July 7.—Brushing
jh at times ho was delirious prices. Conditions for a time were leaders, "compromise with what?
y Cameron H. King, of Califor gates from Buch states, as are
;
pending proposals .for
he raging fever induced by chaotic, the farmers report, and With the devil? We will stay here nia, thut a committee of nine'be absent from the convention/’
which has swept through remained so until the banks and until the November election if appointed to formulate a propos
pending rules and'to ye
C ounter-PropoNal
stem unchecked for the past shipping interests totok-the situa necessary.”
al on the relations between the
—
delegates
the' Democratic*
Mr.
McAdoo’s
counter-proposal,
mwrn
,**
tion in hand. Under the pble di
pnrty and the conference. This presented in the form, of a letter
Will
Rogers
says
that
“Alaba
tional
Convention
tc .
i enlisted men at the hoapital, rection of the committee appoint ma, twenty-four votes for Under committee was afterwards in addressed jointly to Chairmun Hull
back
to
the
dreary
bi
era of the medical corps, of- ed to take care of the situation wood”
creased
to
fifteen
and
following
Carter Glass, of Virginia, who began a sudden.,rise toward the
of the Democratic national commit
become the Amorican
themselves for blood trdns- the growers state that Conditions nationalhas
the nomination of 2.1 delegates tee, and Senator Walsh of Montana, nomination nt the session of the convention today. Previously tho Vir of-balloting for a preai
anthem.
He
told
people
which was Indicated re aoon changed.
.
^
candidate.
£ t the Follies Saturday night that these were elected:
chairman of the convention, was as ginian had polled no votes save th o se from his own state.
in very idlghL.cbaa** for
.Congressman Victor
Berger. follows:
AD cuuior and ahiwtJig
lie
-delegates
forgot
th
at-.th
ey
The pronorttlon of 1
tter early today; *-»,
stopped for a week nnd: after that were invited to New York to visit -Wisconsin; Morris Hilqutst. NSW “Gentlemen:
ininonI->
candidates Inc
^ork;
Judge
Jarob
Pnnken,
New
tdJetl Aid Deepalred Of
only a limited number of cars were and not to live, and thut ^ e place
“The
agreement
just
submitted
Governor-Smith,
and c
disease had readied such a allotted ,the .various agencies and they occupied in Madison Square York; Cameron H. King, Califor
tonight that medical aid ia the growers themselves.
Thi Gordon was the municipal swim nia; Joseph H. Shnrts, Ohio: G. to iiie, signed by the various cundiproposition,by
.McAdoo
_ ________
I^-na M.____
Lew dates before the convention, for re
st'dcjpairrli of.
growers enforced a ruling also that ming pool and that New York A. Hoehn, Missouri;
reported.
Isident and Mrs. Coolidge and no immaturo celery should be needed its annual bath. He sug is, California: Emma iirnry^ Indi- I leusi,|K t*leir delegates from any
An attempt to refer the! prop
nna;
Joseph
E.
Cohen,
Pennsyiva
Ph'dR*’'
instruction
or
obligation
of
(eider son. John, were at the shipped. It is said that these he gested that they turn the water
ala to the rojea cqmmitteo led by
nin; G. Duncan, Wisconsin; James “n>" nature whatsoever, insofar as
Jei while close at hand were roic measures, innovations in the in anyway.
NEW YORK. July 7. An inti- who needed money to stay, and If McAdoo men wss defeated by
O’Neal. New York; George E. Roe- their candidacy for the Democratic
Jc W. Stearns, close friend of history of the industry, brought
William G. McAdoo told several wer, Jr., Massachusetts; John Col- nomination for president is con- mnlion from New York that uulo- so, how many, have found but few large vote. The effect of the tiu'
Resident, and E. T. Clark, per- the desired relief and resulted in
hundred delegates who assembled lins, Illinois; George H. Goebel, ^^ned does not, in my opinion, gates to the Democratic riftivention who could not take capo of them which waa beaten waa that the
secretary to the president. profitable f. o. b. prices for celery. in
the bull room of the Conimo- New Jersey; W. It. Snow, Illinois.' °ff*!r 11 solution of the unfortunate might need cusli has met a ready selves. Wherever funds are needed port from rules committee t o >
|s the intention of all of them Local bankers boclare that the sec dore
Hotel lint night that he had
The speed with which the con- deadlock in the convention. We response back home. This is true they will be provided by more for mate the. two-thirds tU
sain throughout the night
tion generally made a great deal no intention of withdrawing. He
hare been adopted by a
vention
started work wns emphn- n,UBt> therefore, adopt a practical in tile Soulil, where people are tunate people hack in the states.
ring the day and night sev- of money frim this crop and the cxpreHsod ojnuxement at the lie*
manifesting
keen
interest
in
tinA
canvass
of
the
Southern
dele
sized
by
tho
absence
of
any
key1
,,*
on
w*dch
W
>
H
end
the
deadlock,
hmiultations were held by the Sanford section is one of the few that had been circulating to the
note speech or other traditional I no 'natter what effect it may have battle of ballots here. Major Jack gates revealed that most al them
|cisii8 at Walter Reed army agricultural communities In tho effect
Cohen, Democratic national com ure not nfraid of running out of
thut he want* to withdraw. national convention ceremony | °n “ ny individual candidacy.
al where tho boy was taken state that can boast of rcul pros
mitteeman for Georgia, and editor funds. Their one serious complaint
“I
would
feel
like
the
mutt
con
Mrs.
Bertha
Hale
White,
executive
“I
therefore
propose
that,
in
udday nnd operated upon in an perity.
of the Atlanta Journal, gave $260 is that they have been jeered at demonstrate that ali aftfea a re
temptible
traitor
if
1
withdrew
secretnry
of
the
party,
rapped
for
'dition
to
releasing
all
delegates
as
to arrest the course of tho
Figures show that Seminole now,” aaid Mr. McAdoo. ” I.*t uh
order ami called the roll of dele- proposed In agreement submitted, to start a fund in his home town. from the galleries here and in some os stubborn and unyielding
ion. Lute, today it was ad- county iis the largest vegetable continue
Monday morning aa bn Sat
with thin convention with gates.. The convention organized ‘he unit rule in this convention be Two thousund dollars will he raised instances insulted.
l that he could get no worse, shipping county in Florida, ship the love of
for an emergency fund for the
night
God
and
righteou*neaa
Morrison
Bitter
with
210
accredited
delegates
from
abrogated;
that
the
majority
rule
te word coming from the ping annually 2,000 cars more in our soul* and triumph i* inevit
Georgia delegation.
There was no change fa
“The South will not soon forget
ng consultation was inter than
its nearest
competitive able, my friends. In this two- 29 states, and elected Mayor Hoan *>e substituted for the two-thirds
Many delegates have returned to New York people for Insulting voring until Colorado waa xi
rule
in
nominating
a
candidate
for
as
chairman
and
Leo
Harkin,
New
even moro grave,
county. For many years it hua
rulo we have encouraged Jersey, as secretary. Committees president and vice-president; that their homes, not fur lack of funds, thum in tho Democratic conven There McAdoo gained a hal
r- disease, carrying ^with it a been conceded to be the largest thirds
these
deadlocks
the only thing on resolutions, organization, fi- each of tho delegates present from but on account of pressing busi tion,” said Governor Cameron Mor Smith* lost one and Davis fast
fever, has run unchecked for single celery producing section of for us to do is and
to
fight
it out.”
nance and party constitution were t'acl| state shall be entitled to cast ness. Alternates will take their rison, iiead of the North Carolina In Florida, Smith lost one.- '
(Continued on page 6)
the world, distributing (o tho large
Enthu*lasm waxed high at the chosen and their reports will come his pro-rata of the vote of all the places here. Those assigned to as delegation. “Southern people have llnoia Smith gained five ai
markets of the country 73 per cent rally last night. The crowd*
Adoo was unchanged. McAdoo lost
(Continued on page 0)
delegates from such states qs may certain whether there were persons
of all the celery gfown in the cheered wildly when Mr. and Mrs. before the convention after the have delegates absent from the
a half vote In Maine.
1
committee
of
fifteen
erporta.
state and 20 per cent of the total McAdoo entered.
Breaks fa the Virginia and
convention;
that,
after
the
next
Both Congressman Berger and
grown in the United States.
.*
Virglhia delegation* where “
Mra. Carney, wife of Senator
ballot and after each succeeding
got some votes for the fb
Tho auccesa'of celery growing In Carney, of Mississippi, made a Morris Hilquist, who were the So ballot of the candidates formally
cialist
party
representatives
in
the
gays the McAdoo forest on
and around Sanford is most gen stirring speech. Sne is elderly, confdhmce for progressive polit placed before the convention, the
floor a chance for cheering,
erally attributed to the peculiar and managed in a graceful wuy ical action, expressed confidence one receiving the least number of
ginis give'McAdoo 10 of it
strata and ingredients of the soil. to pay Mr. and Mrs. McAdoo beau that
votes
shall
he
dropped
front
the
the convention would support
which
heretofore had been sol
The
local
acreage
ia
moatiy
tiled
ao
tiful
compliments.
ia called meeting of the City
the action of the conference, but roll of candidates until a nomina
Glass.
“It is a delight to be near this both admitted they expected rather tion is made.
wsslon today
resolutions that the land may be quickly ir
I
j
With its course uncharted
Milton Reel, age 1C, von of R. J.
passed authorizing the Hut- rigated or drained. In Seminole beautiful woman who is tho keen opposition from those who
“I submit herewith a form of the
Postal receipts of the Sanford e day. and two nights of da
county
there
ia
a
hard
strata
tour
daughter
of
the
gTeatsst
president
p e e r in g Company to prowill insist that the Socialist party proposed agreement which 1 am Red. who is manager of the Dodge
tion by party leaders and
.
1th the construction of sd- or fjve feet deep under the sur this .nation has ever knoWn since nominate its own candidates for willing to join all the other candi- Brothers Motor interests in this office , for the month of June •entatlvea.of tha 16 candid*
face
of
the
soil
which
ia
called
the
Washington,” Mrs. Carney said. president and vice-president.
amount to $11,961.43 as compared
•I paving in this city. It ia
4 (Continued on page fl) '
.
city, waa Ihe captor of a 225 pound to $10,086.74 for tho same month deadlocked, tha convention f ’
............................______________
Ithat the streets for which “hard pan.’^ This strata is found ‘/The women will stand by McAdoo
jewflsh Friday off the bridge be a year ago and is an increaao of called at II o'clock today t o :
ro resolutions had already under the greater part of the local because h e . is dry and because he
effort* to select a pi
celery
land
and
has
a
considerable
la
a
personal
abstainer
and
will
tween
New Smyrna and Coronado
passed are nearing complenominee.
. $1,864.69
or
approximately
18
per
influence upon the crops grown stand by the Volstead law. This
Beach in the* Indian River, it waa
aaa the engineering company over
With the delegates, who had 1
cent, according to figures submit
it.
■
learned
here
today.
threat
about
the
possible
success
*rous of going.ahead with
of the third party ia absurd be
Mr. Reel atated this morning ted by Postmaster J. P. Hall Sat ■upporting Governor Smith,
s * » ? * * ^«fort the'regular
*'
candidates
except
cause
the
women
will
not
stand
by
that
his son waa Ashing at that urday. In May this year receipts other esndi
[ng of the commissioners next
uncondition*
ally
released,
<
totaled
$3,683.30,
which
gives
an
place about a week ago and saw a
S Follette who la a friend of the
■y.
.
Definite arrangements have been it fa being strengthened dully by jewflsh swimming around in the increase of $8,268.13 for June over Welsh, who with Chairman
uor
traffic.”
s 5J**°I0tlona were passed
Punta Gorda, Florida, came into completed for-the return baseball practices and new additions to its water near the bridge. He decid May, or an approximate increase the National Committee, woe . I
[signed by the commissioners
the
limelight Saturday when For game between the Sanford and Or lineup, and that it expects to give ed at tiiat time lie would make a of 224 per cent. Part of the in ■trueted Saturday to conft
'■.Which authorises the pmvmer Governor Gilchrist offered an lando Kiwanis Ciuba to be played the Sanford team a “show for their try for him the next time he visited crease is due, however, to the fact the candidates’ represent! '
rtth asphalt of. Third Street
that quarterly box rents became the purpose of rAehlng an
that place.
amendment
to tho resolution that
hanford Avenue east to
standing” to break the
hero Thursday, July 10, according money’’ on Thursday. On the other
due during the month of June.
the
convention
be
moved
to
Kan
During
the
weeiuyoung
Reel
ob
»n Avenue and Chapman
BALTIMORE, July 7.—The bod sas City, by suggeatlng that it be to announcement made by E. F. hand members of the Sanford club tained u long piece of window cord
Mr. Hau’a figures showed that had two proposals to
*r°n> Third Street north ies of five boya, members of the
for th e . first six months of this vention without recot
“•On Avenue, * width of 24 Baltimore Evening Sun’a newsboy moved to that place.. The tired Lane, manager of the local team, state that they are in better condi which ia noted for its strength and year postal receipts have totaled
William O. McAdoo told a
and fraxsied. delegates grab at this morning. The game will be tion than ever and do not intend to durability and*an immense hook
“’*n* Street from Park Av- band and that of a negro were anything
(Continued on page 6)
$32,670.47, while, for the lic it six
now
to
provoke
a
laugh
and
prepared
to
catch
the
mon
to Elm Avenue, a width found on the hulk of the bay
played at Ninth Street Park and be defeated.
months in 1928 they amounted Ao
and
deiplte
tha
fact
that
the
con
strous
fish.
With
plans
all
set
he
.......... H * !
j*«t; Fourth Street from steamer Three Rivera Sunday when
$27,521.07. This gives the 1924
ia scheduled to start at 4 o’clock.
The
Sanford
club
will
entertain
vention
has
to
reach
the
foolish
Journeyed
back
to
the
river
on
Avenue east to Cypress the remains of the vessel, which stage there teems to be no signs
period an increase of $5,167.50, or
Umpire Palmer of the Sanford all officers and baseball players of July 4 an' ‘
It. e f w^tR of 24 feet; Four- wag. burned to the water Una in of
more
than 19 per cent over the
the
dark
horaea
prancing
the
catch.
club will share official honors with the Orlando Kiwanis Club and their
Is Balloting
I® r j r t from Sanford Ave- Chesapeake bay early Saturday horiton, getting fagged out.
same
period last year.. .«
According to Mr. Reel, the first
an additional umpire to be brought wives at a banquet at the MontePalmetto Avenue, Fifteenth morning was towed into Bal
Comparison
of
figures
for
the
The casting of two and one-half
fish hooked weighed in the neigh
..
B*n/ord Avenue to timore*
past two or three years shows
votes for^jvlu Roger* Saturday over by t!je Orlando club. It ia zJraa Hotel Thursday night. Man
Seventy-eighth ballot:
, Avenue, and Sixteenth
The boya were Nelson A. Miles, night brought howl* of hyatericaj expected that* the game will be ao ager Lane states that tha manager borhood of. SOP pounds as com that the Sanford office has bean 611;
Smith 868A; Davis 1
pared
with
-he
siz
e
of
the
one
irom Sanford *Avenue to 17; L**ter Seligman, 16; Ashby laughter. < Evi
or
the
Orlando
club
has
written
increasing its postal business derwood 49; Glass II;' ~
* * *Imre*. .Will faat that at least two umpires will
which
waa
caught
a
little
later.
Avenue, a width of 24 Pilker; Vernon Jefferson, 16; and Rogers, tha verybody
that a large delegation from the
steadily and now show* possibility Robinson 22.6; Ritchie I
writer anjLcomediun be needed.
Orlaodo duo will come over. Many Tho Aral freed himself, however, for a larger increase than ever 6; Saulabury d; Farria
Walter MiUikin.
in
the
iFollles.
I.don’t
aw.whjr
he
and
the
young
man
pre;iar<fls
his
The Sanford club will present other Orlando fana who are Inter
question of service mate
The body of g white man. be wouldn’t do, anyway, aince the
during the ensuing year.. Mr. Hall 3; Gerard 1; Roosevelt 1
practically the same formidable ested in the Kiwanis Club are also hook again.
, 4 *nd water meters in lieved to be James Truitt, of Balti convention
states that he ia well pleased with 1,096; absent twp.'
U turning to follies.
After
waiting
fpr
some
time
the
lineup that it used in tha game expected to attend.
| l. “ tf>e water works system more, was found floating in the bay
*■,
the summer business and believes
Guas Edwards, of.-Ocala, poa- played at Orlando. Howard Oversecond
jowilsh
(wu»
hooked
anti
Mr. Lane has received notice
off Cove Point late yesterday, and sesaed a delegate ticket/1 but no
that
local postal figures will ad
Seventy-ninth ballot:
shortly before the body.of.a negro, badge, Saturday night, and b* Uu of the Southern Bell Telephone from the Leesburg Klwania Club this Vine was brought in by hit* vance npidly during the next 607A; Smith SG6.5;-Davis
T
f
w
S
f
r
s
t
s
,_*^*ted that there were about hrouna which wee strepMd a life was dftblad entrance by the usher. and Telegraph Company will, lead to the effect that they hav* sc . captor. According to Mr. Ree| his year.
derwood 60
* “
preserver of the Three Rivers, was “Why don’t you tall tha usher-you off and will be receiver for the cepted the challenge of the 8anford son “had quite an experience"
On July 1 the Sanford postoffice
local
outfit
C
.
E.
-McCall
of
the
with
the
flali
and
had
to
expend
club to play them and have aet
washed ashore on Hooper's Island. are a delegate, and $et by?" »ugassumed a first class rating, which
Sanford -Loan and Savings Com Thursday, July 17, as the data of considerable effort to bring him in. will evantually rive Sanford better
ri the city already had-about
Tho bodies of two other negroes
(Continued on page 6)
867J
pany will do the tossing.
the game. The game will be played When the flah became tired he waa mail service. It ia expected by Smith
•ra that ware eblng ro- had been found shortly after the
wood 46.5;
J.'C.
Hutchinoon
o
f
"
the
Sanpulled
Up
close
to
the
bridge
and
In
Leesburg
and
a
large
number
of
which will be installed disaster.
local officials that «xcept.for the Others abi
u pobalbie. The City
The steamer waa eft route to Premier MacDonald to ord Truck Growers Will play aec- Sanford people are expected to go was'finally landed. It took fully increase in their salaries it will be ■
4iv t r .
>na
base
'
80 minutes to get the fish under some time before there will be any
authorized him to or- Baltimore from CrUfleld, s Md., Visit Herriot Tuesday nd baje while Burke Steele will over for It.
play third, Mr. Lane said. The poii- 'T h e Leesknrg ’manager
* Mr. Reel added .
when the Are waa discovered on
matarial change i® the pastafflce
of short atop will be 1
*’
to paat accounts .of help, equipment, etc., due to this
that several cdebritlc«;VriD
th6 saloon deck, about midnight.
2.
BcBout
of
1
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July
7f—Prime.
their lineup and states
* ia rather a change.- - - ‘ V - .. .
, “*« future. Mr. Williams It gained hvudway rapidly and the
v,v
cDonaid of Groat Britain
- Kiweniens
iU.
~ c ‘ will go
nd crow Wort forced
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Lane *
T**- OvAt
of
5HA.I
— wqg w gi
Will Not Withdraw
Says Californian
Plan to Release
Delegates Fai
GILCHRIST WOUL
HAVECONVENTIO;
AT PUNTA GORDA
HOME FOLKS SUPPLY FUNDS ;
FOR CONVENTION DELEGATES
|ving Resolutions
Passed by City
imission
M ilton- Reel Gets Postoffice Receipts
Monster Jewfish For June Show A
Out Indian River Steady I n c r e a s e
Ten Known Dead in
Steamer Fire
Occurred Saturday
Sanford Kiwanis Team Is Ready For
Return Game With Orlando Thursday
Which
How Conventic
R fa w fi St
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n
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Ruins in downtown district of Lorain, Ohio, look ing down * Lorain’i'a main street at dawn Sunday,
Scares vfere t>urifid In the dcbrls^wbcn this photograph was made.
McAdoo’s Veto Power Over Convention Attempts To End
Demonstrated In Session Last Night Deadlock Fail; No
Choice In Sight
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
Jnty. 6. — Demonstrating their
power of veto, the McAdoo forces
in Iho Democratic National Convr.ntinp defeat*«d a proposal to in
vile their candidate to appear ami
speak before the delegates anil then
. as promptly and an easily defeated
a counter-proposal that Governor
Smith be allowed to appear and
apeak for a half hour.
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But the McAdoo pcoplo did more
tls.oi defeat a resolution; tjjoy der-runttated t h a t-w y havo more
i than one-third or Qje votes in the
convention under their cjntrol and
t t that they are in position to uro
them effectively to veto the nomi
nation of any candidate they
rtvtos-,* The Smith people, although
they were on the losing aide of ths
resolution
voted upon, demonatrated also that they are ia poisession of tho tim e veto power ami
in position to enforce it.
Thus, an attractive looking pro
posal that both leading candidates
exhibit themselves before the con■ vention really* Wras’ tho vehicle for
demonstrating once Again, as on
the Ku Klux Klnn issue, that pic
McAdoo forces and the anti-Mel
Adoo forces ore in u seemingly
hopeless deadlock:
.
. .
-Tho proposal thnt the candidates
exhibit’themselves ami speak came
from,Charles It. Cole, u. delegate
1*1* l; • • »
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(Continued frqm PagQ'l.)
cd by tho Smith forces, who f'-st
proposed in n formal rcsoiuv.on
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CONVENTION IS
NOW TRYING TO
END DEADLOCK
the nature of the illness wao de
termined..
The blister op the foot developed
during n tennis match young Cal
vin played last .Monday with his
brother, John, 48 ycara old. Little
attention was "given by the. hoy to
the aggravation at first, hut Thurs
day he complained of Intense priirt
in the body. Physicians were sumniomd and the .serious nature of
the illncrfh was learned.
There t#*Uttle which can t»c done
at TJim stage, it was said, with the
problem largely up to tho endur-
aht.oSna atrength of the youth.
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lff« youth is .In his favpr bpt tie
r e wn vary f n d during the
■ . i . M<- i.urpriiM •! h i s p a r e n t
that all the candidates bo invited
to address tho delegates in execu
tive scssioh before there was fur
ther balloting. The proposal failed
of the two-thirds needed for adop
tion, with the McAdoo forces’ vot
ing ngainst it, and later a proposal
to invite Governor Smith alone to
speak from the convention plat
form was similarly rejected.
Then, at tho opening of the night
session, n letter from £lr. McAdoo
was produced, suggesting thnt the
refusal to uXtcnd a speaking invi
tation to his principal rival ba re
considered, but when consent wus
asked for it was refused by the
Smith men. Amid tho tumult
stirred lip by the proposal the
Smith supporters shouted to the
chairman thnt the convention hnd
"Insulted" their enndidate once,
and that it was too late now to
smooth over the incident.
Nevertheless, the lenders of the
groups which arc outside both the
McAdoo unil Smith camps believed
they might succeed tomorrow in
convincing tho managers for both
candidates that further balloting
would be futile under thq present
tine-up and thatj’thc only hope of
a decision was an agreement upon
» compromise nominee,
' Efforts wero being made after
tonight’s adjournment to bring
some of tho principal supporters
of the two lending contenders to
gether in a conference with a def
inite plan for- compromise under
consideration.
Various comproinise candidates were to be put
forward in tho conference should
it first bo found possible to can
: vincc the conferees that neither
McAdoo nor Smith enn ho nominat-
drastic measures can a nominee I
he selected.
Two. of the favorites in the vot
ing, Senator Ralston,.-of Indiana,
and Jumps M. Cox, of Ohio, with
drew their names fromvconsidera
tion. but the result was negligible
on the standing of the leaders. The
thirty Indiana votes which had
been going to Ralston were dis
tributed ’do to McAdoo and 10 to
•Smith, while Ohio's 48 delegates
who had been voting for Cox, got
solidly behind Newton D. lJakcr.
Ralston and Cox both disappeared
entirely from the later ballot?, and
although Raker picked up- a few
outside hj* own state, bo niu(lo no]
Substantial headway.
|
ri.Y T V
Is located on the South end of Sanford/ At tlic fork in the road, now known as GinderviUe.
Instead of taking the road to the right that goes to Orlando, take the hard road stretch. Our
place is less than two mites from the city limits and close to other sub-divisions that have been
developed and whose owners get as high as $600.00 per lot.
in the sixty-eighth ballot Will
Rogers, tho cowhoy-comedlan-reportfer, got ono vote. It was a news
paper gallery Joke, in which n dcie"»fe v.-* put un to tneludo his
ngme in a ballot. Whereupon a
p e lta te from Illinois nuked unani
mous
-1-*--** ” ■ *Amid
ft»?drrsn
the convention.
H
H H
Hlsuvht"r
H H i i Hn t r i d i ' a f *|Win* hoard'
.
White lloure spokwmwi said last worse,
worlCf" Chairman Walsh smiled
night no formal bulletin vfopld b a |* t the suggtiftion mid without ndt.issued on Uin coau'twn nf the ting thc question to tho convention,
youth although any change U» the onfcre<J t\ r roii call to procood to
wmdd be tna-i.
a. 3™ the sitty-ninth.
- first public, knowledge'pf tho Rl-t Michigan changed h«r vote on
V,
+*», was gained ye-R-rday noon lMn ballot, glylng 25 to McAdoo 4 i.
Wfh4»i E-T. C’.A»k, private te:reury An(, fivr to smith. The McAdoo
Dr. J. IL Fay .age 00, for four
, tp, the PrcxidiPil. formally on- ip -p te made the most of it for « years n resident of Sanford,’dlod «t
WMUiced it. Ho. admitted Must t h e 'i onion#tn,vJrt0.
r
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the hospital of Dr.’JL N. Robson oL
.•nndithfti was “.•.erl^us.”
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thin city at 10:45 o'clock thls'iaorn' Inti after an Illness of two week*.
IIt? Is said thnt Dr.'J'ay has been
f-r^ricaRh" an invalid for lb® past
two years but was not taken to the
hospital until two wt«k* ago.
i Dr. Fay was formerly a resident
Dr.J.K.Fay Dies After
Illness of Two Weeks
At a Local Hospital
Rooms 515-516 First National Bank Bldg., Phone 362
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Troubled Waters
La Follette-’a Vote
Fate and Death
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A vacation ’in time have* n|,
ME TORtie v
S8A SHORE
eVERV TME
Talk is cheap, which is why,
call it a gift of gab.
.
ONE STRONG political lender
before
the convention mot snid
It is of “medical ethics,” *The Herald is moved to talk
“Wfe’U put our candidate over in
today* There are a number ot questions it would like to ask, troubled waters. The first thing
if there were a chance of having , them answered honestly is to produce the stormy conditions.
and clearly. Medical “cthicad’ always seemed to sta n d fo r Then we’ll go through.” The troub
nre here.
, ~ T'T"*
such lofty ideals, when-explained by high class practitioners led waters
i
—1 *' ''Y fL
we have heard sp e a k on the subject.
IT WAS REPOTEI) early in.the
yesterday that Al
T h is b ein g tr u e , T h e H e ra ld w a n ts , to k n o w i f t h e r e a r e convention
Smith's barkers would sim ulta
tw o k in d s o f m ed ical “ e th ic s ” a c c e p te d b y th e p ro fe s s io n . neously
hpork the unit rule , and
T a k e th e p ra c tic e , fo r in s ta n c e , o f “ s p lit tin g fe e s !” T h is the two-tnirds rule. William Jen
so rd id b u sin e ss is done, w e a r e to ld , b y re a lty s k ilf u l s p e c ia l nings Bryan said it couldn't bg
is ts . T h e p a tie n t’ is s e n t fro m m a n to m a n f o r v a rio u s o p e done. Rut the prbeedure was ex
ra tio n s an d sp ecial tr e a tm e n ts , a n d th e n th e g a n g g e ts to plained; n bare majority could do
It.
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All work and no play msk^!
a scarce article. .
Backsliding gives others a ch
td atep in your face. J . ,
"T h e older a little girl ^
more bflnily cents.‘J ] ■( rt
--------Some marry for better or i
and Some for board.
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Many a woman BUnding tnj
o f a shop window has inertly |
ped to reflect.
g e th e r an d s p lit th e c a sh . In su c h a g a n g — w e u s e t h e w o rd
a d v ised ly — th e re a r e so m e tim e s h o n e s t m e n w h o w ill n o t
TO SUSPEND THE RULES nad v ise a n o p e ra tio n th a t is n o t a c tu a lly needed,- b u t t h e fe l two-thirds vote of delegates is necMONDAY, JULY 7, 1M4
Hound dogs sit around and 1
low w ho is “a f te r - th e - m o n e y ” h a s no co n scie n ce in t h e m a t cssnry. A motion to abrogate any
rule would lie referred to
at the moon. Calamity Li
BIBLE THOUGHT FOB TODAY t e r a t-a ll. H is “ e th ic s ” is to g e t w h a t h e c a n w h ile t h e g e t definite
the rules committee. ,If reported
ahd The k in d w e do
sit around nnd howl at nothii
TIJE ROAD TO WANT:—He tin g is good.
’
I favorably, a majority vote of,*-the
that oppresseth the poor to In
T h e g en u in e ly h ig h c la ss p ro fe s s io n a l m a n m a y h a v e [ delegates would carry it.
The world seems to ho p<K
crease bis riches, and he that a b so lu te c o n te m p t fo r th is c la ss o f p ra c tic e , b u t h e re w e i
Row litis here b o o k
only during those month* h»rt
gireth to the rich, shall surely come
RALSTON’S withdrawal left
SAYS WE'D BETTER
“x" In them,
Jmre a c h a n o th e r closely re la te d p h a s e o f m e d ical “ e t h ic s .” j Taggart, of ,Indiana, nominally
.to want—Proverbs 22:16.
W h en a h ig h c lass p ro fe ssio n a l m n n d is c o v e rs t h a t h is p ro free. Many supposed he would go
he wc
You rend nbout many fora
WHY SO PALE7
fessio n al b r e th r e n n re d o in g u n e th ic a l th in g s , does-, h e e x - | to Al Smith, but he is obliged to
AND S F b /lG e OFF O r
rich men dying poor and log
Why so pale and wan, fond lover? pose th e m fo r th e e n lig h te n m e n t o f th e l a ity ? D oes e v e ry , remember Indiana, where the klnn
UNCLE CHARLIE
many formerly poor men A
is strong. It would not digest,* tv
I’ret hoe, why »0 pale?
rich.
Will, when looking well enn’t move h ig h class p h y sic ia n b elieve it is h is d u ty to e x p o s e a n y o f Smith nomination easily.
th e cro o k ed n ess he finds am o n g d o c to rs w h o a r e p o s in g as
her,
It is easy to get a boy to til
Looking ill prevail?
ONE AMUSING feature of the
e th ic a l m e m b ers of th e ir p ro fe s s io n ?
bnth. Just buy a hose nnd let
convention
is
the
urgent
demand,
■ " Prethee, why so pale?
W e h av e in m in d th e s e e m in g p r o te c tio n a c c o rd e d a
water the lawn.
on high moral grounds, by ’ Al
h y si d a n w ho is n d ru g a d d ic t. T h e m a n , once a fin e p ra c - S m ith ’-newspapers, that -McAdoo
Why so dull and mule, young
■Fi rework n mky be scarce on
-Of
itioner, is u n fit to b e tr u s te d w ith o p e r a tin g in s tr u m e n ts , j withdraw ami “ leave the field
-sinner?
Fourth of July but bootleg cui(
Phethcc, why bo mute?
u n lit to be tr u s te d to a d m in is te r d ru g s , b u t be se e m s to be in j open." Imagine wlml those news
ers -always bco as many a* a
Will, when speaking well‘d can’t ood s ta n d in g w ith a m edical a s so c ia tio n . W e h a v e n e v e r | papers would say If Smith were
R
win her,
running 130 ahead of McAdoo and
e a rd o f h is b r o th e r p ro fe ssio n a l m en ta k in g s te p s to h a v e i McAdoo said it was Smith’s duty
The nicest thing about tr«
Saying nothing do't?
is every morning you find *
Prethee, why so mute?
to withdraw.
h is license recalled .
brand now ones to worry about
;
O ften w h en a d oefbr o v e r-s te p s th e ru le s o f S o-called
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!K— ---Quit, quit for shame, this wli not “ e th ic s ” and a d v e r tis e s h is b u sin e ss, h e is o s tr a c is e d . T h a i | PRESIDENT COOUDGE cel
. Thin summer dresses are
ebrated his birthday
Friday
mover
b reac h o f “ e th ic s ” Beems to be v io le n tly c o n d e m n e d . T h e only with the birthday of the U. S. A.
nnd the modern mnn hopet
-■ This cannot take her;
girl between him and the bVht
a d v e rtis in g a d o c to r goes a f t e r is th e fre e k in d h e c a n g e t This nation is ninety-six years
If of herself she will not love,
i wearing a bathing suit *lfQ.
Nothing can make her,
th ro u g h new s s to r ie s in h is local p a p e r. “ Bill J o n e s , w h o h a s older than Mr. Coolidge, who is
The devil take her!
fifty-two.
He
is
certainly
one
of
fo r y e a rs been s u ffe rin g fro m w h a t w as p ro n o u n c e d a n in c u r
—Sir John Suckling.
Uncle Sum’s fortunate nephewfs.
able m alad y , w a s to d a y d is c h a rg e d fro m th e c a r e o f th e e m i Nineteen times n candidate, nine
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The endurance contest cantln- n e n t p h y sician a n d su rg eo n , D r. T h e o p h ilu s T h e o c r a te s C a sh ; teen times elected, he was born on
NEW YORK AMERICAN
an d is p e rm a n e n tly c u re d . D r. C ash lives in th e b ro w n -s to n e the Fourth of July. And now his
net.
Democratic
enemies
start
their
house d ire c tly a c ro ss fro m th e m o n u m e n t. H is office h o u rs
Iti '.he selection of n Presidential. I^mg before the war, the overcampaign with a fight based on
We Always did think a jackass a re fro m fo u r to s ix .”
nominee
tin* Democratic I urty whelming masses of the country
religion,
the
Ku
Klux
Klun
and
was stubborn.
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T h e re is n o th in g u n e th ic a l in th a t, a n d it d o e s n ’t cost whiskey. If Mr. Coolidge ever mint remember that this n o m in a -............
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, ,
tion
must
hi- DRY.
I
they demanded naWell, they aught to get as far as n cen t. B u t if th e new " q u a c k ” in to w n a d v e r tis e s f o r b u s i gets real money, something he
thmwide nrnhihition becAUFe thi* orhas had, he should build n
A wet
nominee nt Madison ; g,nixed liquor traffic would not let
the ninetieth ballot before adjourn n ess a t sb m u c h a n inch, he is im m e d ia te ly p u t o u ts id e th e never
monument
to Clothe, lamchcsis Square Garden means n wet xmuilcr units remuln dry.
ing for the night.
*
p ales of p ro fe ssio n a l good s ta n d in g .
and Atrophos. Those three lead blanket for the Democratic Party
.... . ,,
,
■- ■ o--------B u t w e a r e off th e s u b je c t a little . T h e H e ra ld re a lly ers have been working for him nil ever the United States.
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cnt.
tht,r',
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You
never
hear
a
slober
man
_..
, ,
, option, the organized liquor traffic
11*4'*
bragging about that fact by sing w ould like to know if so-called p ro fe s s io n a l " e th ic s ” e v e r night and day for fifty-two years,
I hi- party , of Jefferson cannot cnn)pod around dry counties and
wf: ing “Nobody knows how dry I am.” does lend p ro te c tio n to m edical m en w ho a r e in c o m p e te n t o r
bec.ime the party of John Harley- shipped liquor into dry counties to
ON THE OTHER hand, re-' corn;
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the party, born to uplift hu defeat local option. Then the peo
im m o ral. T h e H e ra ld w ould like to know if so -called “ e t h i c s ” member
IjvFollelte,
whose
friends
McAdoo would make an excellent does n o t so m e tim e s p re v e n t th e e x p o s u re o f cro o k s a n d c r im say, run as an independent. It is manity, cannot become an instru ple enlarged the unit to drive the
ment to degrade humanity: thc
football player as evidenced by the
’HE
HE facilities and service o f
not easy to estimate the damage party of Democracy cannot become organized liquor traffic away from
way he has bcjrf ibiftklng the in als. I t is a s u b je c t w o rth y of h o n e s t d isc u ssio n .
the dry counties; they declurcd for
lie
might
do
to
the
Coolidge
tick
--------------o-------------the party of delirium tremens.
thi<
ns bank can be an im-Jla i *
t :v
.
i* State unit, und when they did
et. If McAdoo were nominated,
-----o
On
the
g
reatest
moral
issue
of
this
the
organized
liquor
traffic
l.aFolletle would take nearly ail
portant factor in the forward
While the Democrats are fool
ins votes from Republicans nnd m «!ern times the Democratic Party , camped around the dry State and
ing away their time in N«w York
cannot
afford
to
be
wrong.
]
shipped
liquor
into
it
every
hour
of
progress o f your business.
tile ranks of labor, Me,
W in te r to u r is ts w h o b r in g th e ir a u to m o b ile s to F lo rid a outside
the Republicans aca, busy, getting
IL Would tie kinder for the dele- j the day ami night.
r
ndoo certainly would gel theI Inj
votes.
f
a
w ill g r e e t w ith m u c b s k tis fa c tio n am i a p p ro v a l th e an-> bor vote.
Legates at Madison Square Garden to) So to hnve “home rule" the peoW e w ill welcome an' pppor-*’
■Sfi
---------otuke the Democratic Party out into j pie of the United State* had to
Impregnable bank vaults are n o u n cem en t fro m T a lla h a ss e e th a t no m o re p a p e r lic e n se
IK IT SHOULD be a three-cor Now York Harbor und drown it j drive the liquor traffic; mq of the
tunity to apply our service to
now built by the use of alloy and ta g s will fie issu e d to th e m .
nered tight with OodHtige.' ”• ’Al tharf to'give it u Preaidantiul candi-| United Staljin.
Hi* came .tiip,
special steels Impervious tA'tttack ” I n s te h d o f th e p a p e r ta g s w h ich h a v e b een v e ry u n s a t i s would bu extremely interesting.
youF'
necds, whether your ac
date who will promise to make this ' Eighteenth Amendment,
by the oxyacetylenc torch.
fa c to ry , th e to u r is ts u re to be su p p lied w ith te m p o ra ry la g s
great party n bootlegger.
And remember another th ng,-» ,
count is a large or small one.
r — ■o
NO MAN' CAN call himself safe
Let there be no mistake; tin- pro- . this country was not made dry as
The rtitpor that two^drlcgntes to m ade of m e tal, c a r r y in g th e se ria l le tte r " N ." It is s a id th e s e tn this world. New York's vital
the convention had'been shot was ta g s will co st th e s ta t e a p p ro x im a te ly one th o u s a n d d o lla rs statistics u ll of a man 71* years pie of the United States are over- o war-time measure. Millions of
S T R E N G T H — S E R V IC E — T R O G R E S S
whelniingly against the return of I moderate drinkers, disgusted and ]
later reported as false. Must have m oru th a n th e o th e rs b u t th e a d d itio n a l e x p e n s e w as ju s ifie d old killed by a crickett jumping booze,
and they ure us oVf-rwhelm- indignant of the liquor traffic's
been Just “half-shot,*’
into his mouth as he slept under ingly against a booze candidate for brazen political tyranny nnd fts-ot- !
in o rd e r to p ro v id e s a tis fa c tio n .
Ei - ------ -—O-------T he plan is to issu e th e m e tal ta g s to to u r is ts fo r tw o- a tree. What fortune teller couid r president,
ganized conspiracy to violate law, I
.
Season tickets to the Democratic
have protected him from thnt T
In
the
great
wide
spaces
of'
arose and put thi* giant outlaw out
m
o
n
th
p
erio
d
s,
o
r
m
u
ltip
le
s
th
e
re
o
f,
an
d
th
e
ta
g
w
ill
show
convention will be issued within u
You remember the Greek warm d ‘America and in countless r ties ami
. few days which will he valid until bo th th e w eig h t a n d d a te o f e x p iru tio n . ju s t a s did th e te m that a house falling would kill towns prohibition has been the of busitic**.
4
I nt er e s t I’uld on S av in g s
In thi* convention nt Madison
December thirty-first.
turn To thwart the prophecy lie greatest blessing in Ameiican bi< Nqiiaic
p o ra ry p a p e r licenses.
("iiinh'ii
the
matter
of
re
— 1— 0-------D esig n ed f o r use in F lo rid a only th e n e u lu g s win in never thereafter entered a house. lory.
lie-ions intolerance has been greutlv
The convention has been run
Not one town in a hundred would exaggerated; professional politici
ull
p
ro
b a b ility not be h o n o red by o th e r s ta t e s , w h en th e wiin- H u t a s lie * le p t in t h e o p e n , ill
ning along for thc past two weeks
e a g l e c a r r y i n g a h e a v y t u r t l e let vote we! today, and not one tou-i m,.,
have played it up for the purevidently believing in the old ad te r v is ito r leaves fo r h is hom e in th e n o rth .
It f a i l , n i c h i n g t i le s l e e p e r ’s h e a d . in a bundled would vole for a wet
, . ,,
,
pose of making the delegates forget
--------------o-------------age that “everything come* to him
The turtle's shell wasn't "the candidate for1
President <>n «tiy f certain wet records.
who waits." .
O N E COOL JU D G M E N T is w o rth n th o u s a n d h a s ty house."
tUWe
hear
much
in great c tn
T»ie crafty pomical lenderH'hop,.,I
THE SUPERSTITIOUS l*-li< i about the failure of the Eighteen-h | t!., at ,‘f, h, y ............. ..
Another war is said to he ruging councils. T ile th in g to tfo is to supply lig h t a n d not b e a t. A t
«
li> New York. John McQraw U an y ra te , if it is h e a t it,o u g h t to be w h ite b e a t a n d not s p u t that from t lit- beginning of ;>ll[ Amendment, hut let the Democratic a Itout the freedom of their run-sore with A! Smith for keeping his te r becuiisu s p u tte r in g h e a l is ant to sn re n d th e fire.
I h e re time, and that wu:« a long turn Presidential nominee's record chu! sciences, the delegate* might forget
borrowed rooters for more than o u g h t, o f th e re is a n y h e a t at all, to be th a t w a rm h of th e ago, that eagle was planned to 1 h uge this amendment ami you will all about their corkscrews.
drop that turtle on thnt head and
three days, m
,
Tlie Democrat* should not Im
h e a r t w hich m a k es e v e ry m an th r u s t asid e b is own p e rs o n a l ttial cricket was predestined tn call forth a moral earthquake which
--------- o--------will make wet Judith'inn* flee for misled by thi* trick; the DemoMissionaries motoring through feelin g , h is ow n p e rso n a l in te r e s t, a n d ta k e th o u g h t o f th e make that purtiruiar jump, land their lives.
[cratic Party, of course, 1* for a free
ing in the poor old man'* mouth.
country—but it is ulso for u sober
Tondo, a district of Manila, were w e lfa re m id b en efit of o th e rs .— W oodrow W ilso n .
Let
there
be
no
mistake;
on
no
We, more enlightened, believe that Other Mingle i**ue are so many country.
shocked to see the word “dammit”
. —------- ---------------------just happen. That Wi- don't
on signboards. It was then ex
banded together today
If the Democratic Party wants
T H E G R E A T E S T R E S O U R C E S to d a y a r e h u m a n r e things
know. All we really know in that American*
plained that the word meant cloth
New
York
may hnve had |fmhi- to lose this year it has only to
so
u
rces—
n
o
t
re
so
u
rc
e
s
o
f
iro
n
,
co
p
p
er,
a
n
d
lu
m
b
e
r
T
h
u
we
know
nothing.
ing in the Tagalog dialect.
bition forced upon it, but the great nominate a candidate who is wet;
g r e a t need o f th e h o u r is to s tr e n g th e n tb s h u m a n fo u n d a
--------- o-------m ajority of the American jiuople let it do this and it will mean t;
WHISKEY
seized
by
prohibi
The two Florida delegates who tio n , an d b u s in e s s m en a r e th e g ro u p th a t c a n do it. K oger tion agent* in the year wu* woith cl until tided l hi; Eighteenth Amend- funeral conducted by one hundred
betrayed the trust imposed in them
$ 1.H-tL'.fgtt. The value yf whiskey ment and they are stronger for it j million undertakers. If, however. J
by the voters of the state are said B abson.
--------------o
-------------not seized, eold to ' -consumers today than ever before because pro- the Democratic Party desires t >I
to be planning bxtensive trips be
bibition hus made American lifel.win, it .must name a candidate fori
AS A C IT IZ E N c a n n o t choose w h a t iu w s he will o b ey , brought to bootleggers, probably beUer, c leaner and hnppler; let wx President who i* n jicrsonai guar- I
fore returning to their homes.
two billion* of dollars nt icar-t,
so lik ew ise th o se c h a rg e d w ith law e n fo rc e m e n t c a n n o t
liaTf of that was clear profit. not delude ourselves about how thi* ' untec that during hi* udministrnThe Junior Chamber of Com choose w h a t law s th e y will en fo rce. T h o se c h a rg e d w ith law and
What
are the p ro ,peels of dis ireTnrm came; it was not juit over 'lion every law of the United State*
merce has begun Its work with e n fo rc e m e n t m u st e n fo rc e all th e law s. A nd all good c i t i couraging
as a wartime trick.
will lie enforced.
that trade ?
success. The municipal bathing
pool should be the next task to zen s m u s t obey all th e law s. N e ith e r can e x e rc is e a n y rig h t
KU K LUX KUAN doe* tint
concentrate upon.
of choice in th e m a t t e r w ith o u t p lacin g th e m s e lv e s ab o v e hi-ciii entirely discouraged hern
--------- o--------near the convention. A gathering
P.RADKNTOWN EVENING HERALD
* Secretary Mellon and several th e law .— S elected. — r-------- <j-------------—
% *>f Ml.0 <H> Klurnimen in attracted,
OF ALL SIZ E S C A R R IED IN STOCK.
i
other prominent Republicans may
by a klorero arranged for Bit g-,
And
now
comes
relief
front
the
E
rro
rs
,
like
s
tr
a
w
s
,
upon
th
e
s
u
r
f
a
c
e
n
o
w
;
for
the
green,
and
many
will
not
rest easy for a while now that
Hampton. Governor Smith in
H e w ho w ould se a rc h fo r p e a rls m u s t d iv e below ,
u»ton Means has been sent to
structed the mayor to permit tho downtrodden pedestrian in the form know just what to do and will go
— J o h n D ry d e n .
prison for two years.
Klan parade.
,
of a three-color electric hand flush in on a hiding for further order*.
It will then be a very simple mat
NEAR PHILADELPHIA
two lamp. ^
' Seven thousand six hundred for
ter for thc pedestrian to sneak out
-PHONE 109One of the bulb* in the reflecting of the crowd and go on his way
ty-six carloads of vegetables were
policemen were *hot dead, accoidcrater
is
green,
another
red,
and
ing to reports, "negrofe* coweu-u
shipped from Sanford during the
chuckling over the neat subterfuge
in their homes” while several the third is nuturai. All three lights he employed.
- ,
L’
season which has just ended. The
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
hundred Klansmen burned a huge may be switched on at the same
returns are estimated at five mil
x.,m
V
The
lamn
will
h
I
bo
come
in
handy
cross near a negro settlement. time, or each may be used singly. for the pedestrian when he is wait
lion dollars. Not bad.
‘A ' . ^
The address of William Jennings Democratic party und he placed ■at Twenty-five thousand of the Ku
The jiodestrian with one of thesj ing for a taxicab that inuy take
— !■ O
the
top
that
outstanding
Progres
After observing the doings of the Bryan before the Democratic con- sive leader who of all the lint of Klux Klan arranged to parade in lamps, operates in this fuahion;
him sl&in-bung through the Pearly
Carries lump with free urm while Gates. As be notes the upproacn
convention for several days, one vention in New York, Tuesday, had uble candidates has the most ex Ixjng Drunch, N. J„* by official,
• NO INTEREST—BUT IT
he holds groceries and other jiur- of a owtftly-moving chauffeur, he
cannot help but believe that man to -it the ring of sincerity, the cellent chance of victory. His permit yesterday.
chases under his left. On approach
’did spring from monkey. Which statement of accurate truth and e statement of the issue was to the
b r i n g s b ig R e t u r n s
immediately elid'ute the lump
A HUUT. THE BOOM in wheat, ing another pedestrian going in the c*n
further lead* u* to believe that warning that tho convention has point. There Is and can bt* no m is
add
turn
t|iy:thc
three
lights.
;
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V '1
■—11
.
; -*.Ts.
Bernard M. Baruch, whu doesn’t
some didn't spiring very far.
“What good is a chocking account? ■
’ Tho bank doesn’t ]
ahown signs of forgetting. But take ubouj that. Mr. McAdoo fits buy or sell, but understands such opposite direction he flashes on the
The drivff, bewildered, nnd fear
green
light.
This
is
a
signal
that
interest on it."
*
mora than all that It was a repudia the situ atio n ^
high wheat prices un the right of way la clear and that ing that he is losing his mind, wilt
m
It will talpg sfven hundred thir tion of those who have forgotten
Mr. Bryan is to be congratulated things—says
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I.
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stop
for
th
i
red
light;
start
again
ty-two votes tb nominate a Demo- their trust to the voters of Florida. upon his vigorous fight for Mr. doubtedly would help the Repub-, full spued nhead may be maintain- for the green, and try to make his
Not in cash, perhaps. Yet horo are a few of the things l
. cratic candidate. If Smttji is named Mr. Bryan has done more fhan McAdoo. He has kept the faith. He lican candidates. But it 1* not' v l. On coming up flush to a street car sit Up and speak for the white
Checking
account at Tho First National •Wli do for you:
possible
for
any
man
or
group
to.
intersuction
he
turns
the
lump
to
it is sdld he will have seven hun represent the true wishes of the ha* remained truo to the pledges he
light. While he is engaged in these
dred thirty-two votes in the No- Democracy of this stqte. He has made. He aaid he would remind the control prices. However, natural the rear and switches on the red antics, the pedestrian can slip into ■
a. Establish your credit and givc»y<Su the prestige of
’ tr election, provided none of done all in his power to carry out convention of the debt of the Dem conditions might well Bend wheat"
a street car unnoticed, and laugh]
to
11.36
or
f
l.40,
ing business fn a businesslike way, with a bank
This indicates to ail pedestrians all thc wuy home over his predica
die In the meantime.
that expression of opinion so over ocratic party to the South. He did
following
that
he
Is
about
to
come
bgnized
as one of the best.
-1—
whelmingly givrti at. the stat« pri- that in a manner that should win
ment.
IF A GROUP of men cared to
*
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•
r,
,
month from tomorrow the roary. In this he hae been joined him the commendation of the entire buy
to a full stop in order to glance up
Tho novel lamp is expected to be
150,000,000
bushels
and
after
‘ ora who are flying by other Florida delegates who Southland. He said he would be thc election take a loss of $10,- and down the streets as a pre come very popular ana, If used in
b. Give you a complete anil exact record of expend
d are expected bock hive declared thflrTin tent ion of where the fight was thickets. The 000,000 or $16,000,000, selling the caution against sudden demise. telligently, should not only prevent
, 1■ .
prevent paying a bill twice.
Long Island. Having sticking to William G, McAdoo taunts, ieere and dierespcct of that wheat abroad, prices might go. When he decides to cross he turns many abcidenta In the congested
nore than half of their until ha Is nominated or until he packed New York convention gal much higher. That would be u on the white light and progress districts but should give the
,
c. Simplify your transactions, thus saving time.
,
thousand mile circuit releases them. The spirit of Bryan lery was no deterrent to him. It generous way for big men to con Is continued.
pedestrian some real interest in life
There
|r
e
other
merits
in
a
checking
account.
’
It
does
p«fhave three divisions Mack, Paul Carter, Jerry Carter, takee more than a packed audltori- tribute to the Coolidge campaign.
In case the pedestrian gets into other than merely saving it several
it to rasks. Cal- John Cooper, Mr- Bryan and the -*n to wcare Mr, Bryan. Ha has There is no law to prevent gam * jam at a corner and does not see dozen times a day fn>m a reason
itinople. Coil»tan- others at the Florida delegation U been where the fight was hottest bling in wheat, and they might how he can possibly get home with that he is never quit* able to figure
Hull to Mitcbel in marked contrast to that of two t from the time the convention raake millions instead of losing. fils groceries unless n« takes dcs- out.
delegatee who failed to carry o u t;opened. He said he would represent Mr. Baruch, who ia supposed to
x mesxures, be can elevate the
“Have you noticed the increas
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the expressed wishes of the state |ihe people of Florida.* That.he has have written the excellent agri
and tprrr on all three light* ing fgumber of bicycles on the
Force that honored them by sending them done.
a same time. This will indicate streeta?” asked the pedesQ-lan. “I
cultural plank In the Democratic
bU to the convention.
Florida can feel proud tb*iLJt haj platform, said “everybody ought
he has no idea what he' js ' nagine they are coming bock be■->•• i jgyy.Tj • d|< 1
Mr. Brj— '*
to do, and that it behooves iiiso they Are the cheapest form of
I ih was a clear zuch an able representativei in the to bo warned against A m b lin g in
v
1 ■’•-• A COMMUNITY BUILDER.-'
iue. II* enu- convention, although it is shamed wheat," Apart from any moral
->nu to give him clearance,
jrtation, I wish‘i sometimes
r of
by, the actions o f /tw o o f her q u e s tio n , it | R g J j t o U l t a t U n g t :
will atop for the red
‘h ike’ to take me to t *5
|
w j o r 1"
will
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Go ooTToT GX J Y
S
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A DRY OR DEFEAT
For
Business
Efficiency
m
T
Paper Tag's Nut Satisfactory
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STOPLIGHT POT ON PEDESTRIANS
Seminole County Bank
Gasoline Engines and Power Pumf
LEE BROS
MR. BRYAN HITS AGAIN
se a
�M ISS R O SA M O N D R A D F O R D , Society
JP >‘- ’■ K
Phono tiR cs. 425
Editor.
Announce Marriage
Miss lloethgen to
F. G. Zerrenner
PERSONALS
at Daytona Beach.
The now Methodist church U
ncgrly comiflctod, and rc[Kpi*r *cr-‘
viro* are being held there. ,
•..'-Mr. and Mr*. James Nipper nnd
family, of Maitland, Were the re
cent guest* of Mre. J. E.' Single
tary.
. . . ...
, Mr,, and Mr*. J, D. Cliff and
family have moved to Sanford.
Mr*. Clara Gaston nnd Mr*:
Rhoda .Ewing, of New York, are
the truest* of Mr. and Mrsr'Albcrt
Whittaker.
t
vGeorjr# H. Wilson and familyvof
Mrs. Emily E. Roethgcn
B.LT Perkitia, liettram Sheppard 818%, r i f a ■Pacer W.Cllbert. ■
yM m ^ x
v
^
^ V ■announce.1! the marriage of her
and Victor McLaulln spent ’ Sun v
daughter
day in Orlando.
ependlnir this week ,!j ‘t "* Gertrude
Emily v
)<"*««/ ; ' IjiiLiffl • i •Jl
Daytona Beach, the gutst of the
■t
■
to
',
* Mr.
Alii piiti
and iurot
Mra. uibih
Clarke Lsonardy
Mr. Frederick C. Zerrener ■'
a r t Mr.
Mr. and Mra.
Mf«. E.
E .G
and
0.r P- art'sp en t Daytona Beach Hotel.
Mr. add Mrs. J. Dijon and fam
on Wednesday,' the second of
Club} Hostess tKe .wcck-end at Daytona
July
.
1
ily,' of Sanford, have moved into
'
F.
-J
.
Gonzales
lies
turns
today
illlat, Palmetto
Nineteen hundred and twenty- tho house recently vjuyited by C.
- Mr*; -T. 4.- MIHcr and daughter, after a ««r«ral week* visit with
C Locke.
%
four
Misa .Margaret Cox,' aYe~ Bpending frionds In CrecnvlUe, S. C.
Carrol MincheV'U working, at
At home
. * ,
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:,
tuit
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a
week
at
Daytona
Beach.
tower, - hono use 7,yithe
SJoblom mill.V
•«—
Sanford,
Florida
Mr. and 'Mr.v. Av. B. Mahoney
■Mr*. Ethtl Bushnell, who has
■■-'Mr. and Mra, W.. V. Wheeler and family spent ,tho Fourth moat
boon , spending the «past three
Magnolia Ave- sod damlly have returned from delightfully' at Daytona Beach.
The above announcement came month* with friends and relatives
Jacksonville, where they spent the
In Pennsylvania, is expected to
week-end.
MA- and-’Mr*; Charles Byah, of as n surprise to ^he host of friends return
Saturday to her home at
■ml,. 1
f;...»
■. S ,r } | Fslatka, announce the birth of a o f both parties.
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.. Tom I. Hawkins and sister leave son, July 2, 1024. The little man
Mrs. Zerrenner has visited in Loch
John Whittakfir ;6h* ndtcpleed a
this week for Commerce. Ga*' to hah b « n named Charles, Jr.
Florida and has friends all over position with .the Dodge Motor
spend several months with relatho‘ slate who wlir "be'Interested Company of Sanford.’
" *'’ *
Mr. and Mra;'John G. Leonard! in her marirnge. Prior to her m»rTho people of Line Mary are
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and Mr. add Mrs. J. B. Skipper riage Mr*. Zerrenner was'Director looking
nsen spent Monforward toTthe new elec
>*, of Jacksonville,, rep< spent Sunday most delightfully at of tho Music Department of the tric light*.
her sister. MYs.
Many have had their
ngthe
Indiana
TrUek
Cora
Coronadif
Beach.
‘
In Sanford. 1homes
wired.
i
--------------f . t , pythlic school* of New York City.
ls Stopping a t the Valdez
pabody- and chllMr. Zerrennef- ' Wat originally
Mr*. II. D. Durant wont to San
in the city on business.
IfJ. M. Mcncndex returned Satur from New York but haa made Snn- ford
I *t .the home of while
Wednesday to ecc about buy
S
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t.
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if
?*
day
from
an
extended
trip
to
Cu
am* on Monday,
ford
hi*
home
for
the
pest
five
ing
a
new car.
C.
iy waa born June • Mr. and -Mre.-R, L. Shinholaer ba, combining business and pleas year*. He. la one of Sanford's
A
number
of
tho
young
.people
returned Sunday ‘after Spending ure;’
* ; ••*•'!
most successful farmers, being lo of Lake Mary enjoyed a pleasant
■> I I
*r..*
D ie'past week In Fort Pierce* the I
7 l|'[V
! *' ’ cated on the West side.
social time last Friday evpning at
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bell.
;Mlss Margaret Hoffman . and
Mr. and Mr*. Zerrdnncr will he the home of Mrs. Foul Irclaud at
r■■
,
mother, of Crescent City, spent the at home to their friends at their Loch Low.
cr services at Die ,
i the last Sunday . Mr. and Mr*. Dcntzel Stafford week-end with Mr*. Oscar W. Gil homo ort"the west side.
Mr*. James Heed, Mrs. Paul Ire
t* usual. A good and Mrs. F. J. Gonzales motored bert. *V’
land, Miss Loulsd Bushnell. Mr.
■-■
to
Orlando
Sunday
where
they
ssent. They were
and Mrs. W. J. Hopkins, and Mr.
Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Miller und
the home of Mrs, spent the day.., ..
nhd Mrs. W. G. Ferguson and fam
family have returned from Day
ily were among those from I^ikc
Barney jleck and ' "George Berman, of New York, tona Bench where they spent the
Mary who shopped in Sanford on
past
month.
;*
left
8unday
night
for
his
home
hear- MHinla abd
Monday.
.
Tom
Oglesby
and
J.
C.
Bennett
l to spend a month after spending the week-end most
! Mr. Philip McRae, Jr., left to were hosts at n most delightful
f leaving Monday, pleasantly In Sanford.
,Y ■■
day for Orlando, where he has ac fish fry on the Fourth of July
glupd ,wlll go .with
F. Ly Woodruff, Jr., returned cepted a position with Swift and nt the Jigger place. Enough fish
were caught to serve 100 people.
ion., Mr. aiid Mr*. Saturday night from Henderson Company.
! -■ ■
■ ■
Besides fish, the guests found a
Mit* Eunice Tyner ville, N. C., 'a fte r spending *ovThe death nf tho Infnnt daugh
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Ilutier, of complete picnic ’ lunch prepared
Daytona Beach on
Plant City, spent aevernl days in for them. At 3 o'clock every one ter, Ilarriet Ycardon, of Mr. nnd
Gaining until SunMr*, Raymond Phillips, caused the
Sanford, the guests of the Valdez enjoyed watermelons.
i
?
■■
About four cats frbm Monroe sympathy of a host of friends to
lepent July Fourth the week-end a t Daytona Beach HoteL.
besides a large number of San bo attended to tho mother and fa
with Mrs. J. G .Ball, who has ta
Kch.
\II. K. Roof, of Daytons, with ford friends were invited to enjoy ther,
B Elmer Lundfiulot ken ap apartment there for the
Harriet Ycadon was born Monthe Southern Bell Telephone Com the hospitality of these two men.
Bcre among those agmmer. _■ . ' - :
<lny, only living long enough to
pany,' popped at the Valdez while
I f h jfliy 4 ' ' * ' ;
Miss Vern Dickerson and Miss win her wnv into tho henrts of
■ Edwin LiTndqulst • Mr, nnd Mrs. W. A. Zachary re- in the city several daya on busi
Alice McGlone of Sanford aro visit her family, dying Saturday after
■1 Frank Eric son tumod Sunday night from Gaines ness. '
ing In New York, New Jersey aitd noon. A weak heart was the cause
ville where tnoy spent the week
for the Ssummer.
of Dio death.
J. W, narnott nnd Snm Dunlap, Ohio
end most pleasantly asithe guests
1 . r 4
I * - J | **r
Rev. F. D. King, of the First
of their daughter, Mrs. Dick Phil- of Jacksonville, with the Groover
Miss Evelyn Edenfield left .Wed Baptist Church, conducted the fu
StuArt Drug Cu.,' Were buslneis
yow.
.
1 *
visitor* in Sanford for the week nesday for Savannah, Ga., where neral oervicn In tho Miller Chapel
' -------sho will visivfriends and relatives, nt 8:30 o'clock Sunday morningJ S. Bobo Dean and son, W. Gor end, stopping at the Valdez.
nnd also visit to 'Tybce Island.
don Dean, of Miami, wore promi
Mr. and .Mrs. W. R. Kdcnficld She will be gdhe three‘weeks.
nent visitors in Sanfbrd Sunday
Xight, leaving this morning for nnd son. accompanied by Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Hazel of New
Mrs. W. F. Ravenel, enjoyed a
ahevillo, N. C.
mosC delightful trip to Coronado Ymk City, Mrs, G. Whitnoz, or
‘
T * White Plains, N. Y.t nnd Ur^and
Miss Ann Lee, Mi ss Olive Le- Beach'on Saturday. '
Mrs. Sherman, of I^incaster, Ta., j
xette and Mloa Allie Gillon re
A M . M ARKS
Mrs.jR. J. Holly, Miss May nnd arrived on the "City of Jackson
turned thla tnoming from Dayto
il&tpr r! rlcaalnJC
na Beach,' where thoy spent the Miss4Mi|dW^ m ily and Miss Irtfla ville* Sunday and enjoyed a mo
tor
trip
to
'Orlando
conducted
by
Smith
returned
Sunday
afternoon
Week-end most pleasantly.
from Daytona Beach whore they Mrs. J. n. Calder, who carried tho
. M ri'and Mr*. Edgar Mitchell, spent the past .week-end most de party to DeLand to catch the boat
for Jacksonville.
>.
\
Mr. and Mra. W,- 8. K irby and lightfully.
+ ++vv-t~f+»»»*++»+->++ ++-fc»*
daughter, of West Point, Ga., spent
several daya In Sanford, the guests ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ tfH jjM N n R H aaM B aiaaB aaaB u aB H aB H aaH H B
of the Valdez Hotel, while on a
tour of Florida.
jof Celery Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Augustine
Ln n business trip
aYid family, of Jacksonville, spent
Ines nnd Miss Hon- several days in Sanford, tho
ve to Jacksonville guests of the Valdez Hotel. Mr.
Augustine ia treasurer of tha
Ing Tuesday,
and children, of American Agricultural Chemical
re here with her
id Mrs. Barron, at
BSfsrae
I
a
Nearly One Hundred
Enjoy Fish Fry
Little Harriet Yeadcn
Philips Dies Suddenly
Everyw here you go you
see the immense popu
la r ity o f Chero-Cola.
W herever you look ybu
find people d rin k in g
Chero-Cola from the dis
tin ctive T w ist B ottle.
i"
■•:j/j*' ■t'-hi §
:7f" ' *i<«t**''*1‘ ■11$
,4 f .
t
- IT .
Pi
9
1 SELL TYPEWRITERS
r
• 1
\
anford
Sanford People Buy
V a l u a b l e Property
In Sunshine Triangle
nt to Dothan, Ala.,
nit home folks.
. J. 1.. Henley will
Sn Saturday from a
k
i M 1
t \ ■ *
lx trip to Toronto, I-,'i \
*1 *' j * _ >’
ts Falls nnd other
Tho very' many friends of *Mr.
irds to their many and Mra. A. B. Commons will be
interested to know that since their
i. J. C. Ellsworth
at Daytoi>na Beach sale of Stone Island, where they
havc resided for 24 years past, car
f. C. E. Chorpening rying on ^helr successful and
>g people, Mr. anu beautiful work in FloridaUouvcnire and children ami Jrs, they have bought property In
D. ,C. Potter ‘Want
inicing at Ecoolock- Coeoaniit Grove, and'work ha* al
I last Thursday "end ready begun .on' a-modern studio
he.
and home for them In that place
I Ashley Purvis and
hna and Dr. James For years past Stone Island ha*
ft. and Mr*. Leslie. been s' favorite spot for the largo
ft» children went to circle of friend*
hare cnI Ust Saturday and joyed It* hospitality, and the fel
ftmtly located a t the lowship with it* gentle and glitad
ftents for the month
owners. Tho new* of their re
moval will cause many a pang, but
f t , John Ingram and
ft),’ of Mellonville they will be followed to their new
loe Guerril went to homu with the goiM wishrs of the
Beh thi* waek for a
I go to Pahokco ba entire community.
The following in regard to their
ft and may decide to
fto farm the coming purchase I* an extract from 'the
F I% vatt and ton
I New Smyrna with
pr. and Mra, Curry.
■ here ataying with
[*• Nick Zernovean,
F°hn Peters, Mr. and
per* and Ahildrun
at Coronado Beach
MX 4th. *
-■ ■ ,
le is building - two'
lows on Mcuonvfllo
of his store nroper[• J.-W.-Corley and
| are building goodi their Cameron Xv[L Roy* (a building
F»n hia Beardall Avpumber of the fanntho growing of barket. • It 1* under8 Btonoff, of Celery,
jccets of them In a '
* •* increasing, hut
1
that Artie
>n, Walsh and oth»g to set out a con
ge of them.
the Clyde
-New York. T i e ^
•MI**' Hileti; Miss Aifarm
• o ia a i a - B uuw i ChortwnBnr^tWBt*
enjoying a visit
r'i PfrenU and
w in d o w
;; 1
no
. i
::
25 Silk Dresses at
‘
J:
u
. , . . u
Canton Crepef Satin Canton, Crepe
de Chine and other materials. Light
bhd dark shades, including about 10
Peggy Paiges, values up to $29.00.
:U „
,j
W IN D O W NO. 2 -
t
Will gontain Waists, White Skirts;
odds and ends in Millinery* etc. at
Some Wonderful
ji* 11
. I f Values
\
I‘“ ‘ '
- Ton acre* of. glorifpd architecture in picturesque
Spanish note. A central plnzn 260 feet In diameter.
Striking entrance lower 00 feet high flunked by u
Main arch 40 feet wide. , Then, stretching out In nrtistlc and effective grouping, yet rs one harmonioua
unit, apartment houses, stores, homo*, antique shops
and aU'ef the delightful .scramble of the minor Span
ish ,toym in Its old world setting. Suc|i In-brief is
the nuw Douglas entrants to Coral Gables.
The Doug]**.envranfo will bo the *exl great gateWaihto bo croeted at Coral Gables, and as tho nearest
to Mlnml it will be th e ’main entrance and beftttlngly
the finest bf all o f! Coral ’ Gables entrance*. I akaI cU
nt the junction of S. W. Eighth Street and Douglas
Bond, the Douglas entrance Is. of far groater algnlArance in the development of Mlami’e Master Suburb
than ii. %mere calc way to the Douglas section.
WH)i n the niadow of thin fine entrance will b* ■
erret nUmnny of kfiami'* lincot apartment iioui Cs, to
which } dtom from every section of tho country willgladi/ < iitif fur rest nud quiet and refined surround
ing* Uc.i are not to be enjoyed in a busy and growing
city,
Tlic !lr*t unit of the I)ougln*‘ entranc? and nf at
lease tl.rec of the upnrtmcnt house* which ard linked'
In lb? nrchHcrLural' Schemes sketched above, will he
rrecttvl ,thls summerr"A trip to Com) Gable* now
aboard it de luxtpullm an bu* Is'worth whlU, If for
nothin’: also than to make a mental 'phutograph of
the Kift today foe comparison with the remarkable
nchitv' menta which will be completed1here Within the
rinYt /. «• ntnttthi
* 6' ■ ■
■
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
\ Hanford Office,
Milan© Theatre Bldg,
Sanford fla-
In Merchandise Given Away Free
■■■ Saturday, 9 P. M., July 12th
•n -a n d R s k u s
GEORGE E. MERRICK. Owner
Executive Officeit
15h R. Flaglor S ^
Miamif Flg,.-
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I0LIDGE WAS TYPICAL
•LE OF . AMERICAN BOY
Monday "
0 : 3 0 o’C!
WASHINGTON, July R.-JCalvln 4to him excitedly—“ so your father
Coolldge, Jr:, Was a typical Ameri Is president of the United State#
can boy; mischievous and full of now," and the bey replied:',
vigor1, but In public almost vqulet
“Yea, sir, I suppose he is.-W hat
and demure. Be
He was always the do you want me to tackle today."
first with a hearty laugh, however,
He had taken employment under
a t the slightest provocation. .
contract and refused to break it to
-/ - H e 'h a s a .Vremarknbly sw eet come
■ ■ to. Washington
P H I _ ■ ■in■O'*
■ ■intern■
disposition for a boy,” a close eating days of his father’s assumpftiend of the family remarked
* * re* 'tfirn of the chief magistracy, pro
* “but m ale no mitUko About fcrrln, to complete the task to
which i« had sot himself.
Calvin was born'A pril 18, 1008,
Want to Attend Camp
This summer vacation, however,
t Northampton, Mass., and Wont
NGTON, July 8 ^ athrough
grade schools of that the boys camo to the White House
more haa cant Its city andthe then
entered the high but had planned to leave in! » few
over the White school, compUtinpr th q first yosr days to attend the military train
ing Calvin Cool- a fter his father bud com* to Wash ing camp a t Camp Devons.
he 16-year-old son _ w a s vice-president, hn 1021. Aa the sons of the President,
he and bis brother, John, Who John and Calv|n had felt responsi
ldent. A cpurnge- sloth
17 years of age, the next year bility. but to p casual observer they
,Jg of five daya th a t entered Morrersburg Academy at would have appeared an any other
the final claim of Mcrccrnburg, Penn., John --Ming American boys nnd his was the
‘ last mmitb while Calvin ideal for which their parents care
►
d bolflOhlng to the. had-another
year before him. John fully trained them. • It was the
ded l a s t n ig h t,
is to enter Amherst ,the President’s wish of Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge that
gw son of the p reti alma m ater, this, fall and Calvin tho boys be considered from an of
ficial standpoint and as any other
the Walter Read H°a* was to have followed him.
boys. For this reason they did not
- , Excellent Student
. be had lain in desAn excellent student, usually permit official bulletins to be is
,t for his life alnce he ranking high in his class, Calvin sued by the physicians on the con
d there last Saturday was bright and atudiaun but not-o dition of Calvin, and not until last
‘'cram m er" in the schootboy seneo Thursday when his case had taken"
■t every resource of of-studiousnena.
He also was a good a really serious turn did they make
tnce might be em- debater and has qualified for the known his illness.
A frequent visitor a tJtho White
academy debating team. He was In
to attaches Calvin terested in athletics but his slight House hot told how the President
, is the first aon of a build kept him from making re quite often was given to joshing
die while he held of- cords along th at line, although he the boys, but Calvin caught a joke
ad Lincoln died in his was an gnthusiastic. tennis and usually in the making and side
tracked It with a laugh, finally
j i . in the White House baseball player.
Summer vacations Usually found leading ti>o President to remark to
dsc of the Civil War.
[ funeral arrangements Calvin with his brother, John, at the .visitor it was no use trying his
Completed early today it their grandfather’s home in Ply? fun there.
The President, howevqr, believed
I private services prob- mouth, Vt., but last summer John
held a t the White attended the m ilitary training camn that the boys should be brought up
Dcvcns, Mass..
Mass., while Cs
Cal tho good American way. A friend
nesday. It was indlcat- a t Cam p Devins,
a t the White House remarked re
nembers of the cabinet vin worked oil a farm In the Con cently
that they showed no signs
necticut
valley
of
western
Mass
ly other officials would
of “swell headedness" to which an
achusetts.
It
was
when
at
_ lie place of burial has Jits work a fter his father had other friend replied: “ No, and th e /
) announced. ' ' '
jocomo president his employer said hadn’t better.'
r came after the l>oy hod
ith the utmost bravery
CONVENES TODAY
IN ANNUAL MEET
io fB u r ia l
|t A n n o u n c e d
Im portant T o p ic s 'a r e Discussed
“ At Preliminary,. Meetings Held
Monday— Uniform* * M arirsge J
Laws Before Body
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PH IU AD ELPniA, July 8.—Re
lations between the press and bar,
separata elections for Judges, uni
form m arriage laws, and the place
of women in the legal profession
wore a m o n g 'th e topics discussed
Monday at the sectional meetings
dimlnary to th e . forty-seventh
ml session of tho American
Association today.
• i * may
n iv * : Confer
to u * r(ic (.
May Have
Sortices To
.lehj Attended
[ut Few Friends a e W w .- —
fglc
[ n r*/-A-* v
m
Jolm D. Rockefeller
Eighty-Five Today
>NEW YORK, July 8.—A re
rep tion fo r k *■ few intim ate
friends without even a birth
day cake waa the sole celebra
tion planned for the\efR h ty fifth birthday of John D. Rock
efeller today. He spent the
day a t his home a t Pocantico
Hills from which he- issued a
brief etatem ent to the press
asserting ho was “well and hap
py oh his birthday wish his
many friends about him.’’
•
Up in Steady 1
__ ___
Tai
McAdoo and Si
, Below Veto
_____
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27. Very IHUe char
the standing of
* Convention adjou I K .
til 9 o’clock'Uyiigl
tomorrow £etw*6n United States
P H fT t
'*
A ttorney .General H arlan F. Stone
and attorneya general of a num R earraagem ekt. of Forces Made
MADISON SQUARE
ber of states, was announced.by ■Prior to Bc.sslna Last N lgkt
DEN,
New York, July 8
Big Changes Expected At
0 . S .Spillman, attorney general
Kinnintf
of tbf> slide of
S
c
i
o
n
s
Today
of Nebraska, a t a meeting of state
ston of Indiana shoolf up
» ■'{
attorney* general. The purpose of
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, long deadlock today in
tho conference with Mr. Stone,
Mr. Spillman Indicated, would be New York, July 8.—S harp re a r convention,.
to discuss methods of procedure rangem ents of the battle lines
In succession, the
against fifty of more oil compan were under tray when the ’Demo
ies, against some of- which anti cratic Natfcmal' Convention reas Senator picked up t
tru st
proceedings ' have
been sembled for Its session lost night. votes o f Oklahoma,
brought in the foderul court* of
Between adjournment Monday Nevada and Kansas, bes
afternoon and reassembling last various smaller groups r
Chicago.
-*
n ig h t’s conference was held in the
Uniform State Law*.
The National Conference on Uni office of Thomas Taggart* the In Ing his total to; a point,
form State-Lawe, meeting in con diana leader and sponsor for Sen proaching th a t of tho ,
junction with the sectional sessions ator 'Ralston, Mr. T aggart denied leaders.
Meantime th e
Of the bar association delegates, ito purpose waa to dUcusa a Adoo
strength has
took up the question of uniform move- to center Vm Senator Ral
m arriage laws, today. Mrs. Jennio ston but a majority of thoae pres pounded to a new lew tev.1
Barron, Boston, representing the ent favored concentrating on the Sm ith la about holding h(s a
In a broken field and amid
* .
National
of Women Vot Indiana candidate.
English Premier Depart* For Paris Where He Will Hold ers, askedLoague
thnt n law be ynseted , Out of this conference and va uncertainties the conventio
Hurried Meeting With French Cabinet Head
requiting h health certificate and rious movements under the surface fence more today to setUa
About Dawca Conference Situation.
complaince with a minimum age the Ralston boon; emerged once nominee fo r the preaid ’ ‘
clause before m arriage. She cited more from the tem porary scdipra Loth McAdoo and Sm ltl
^ 4 — >. r ‘
LONDON, July
8.—-Premiei* ments hod l>oen left with completo instances in somo atatea wh^re of last week. A t tho same titno total npeeiugtry to ever
another sector of tbo antl-Mc- tho favorite son group
MacDonald, accompanied by two fre^om . His description of the children 12 and 14 year* old have In*
Adoo forces, plans were being
been
permitted
to
m
arry
and
secretaries
nnd Sir
UroWC,. mi.Hiinderstandings which had aris---- ------------. Eyre
..
to give “a run” to Senator
iiUucJt b
Permanent
rnmneut Under Secretary of the
thei
a “jitonn in a teacup,’’ how- pledged her organisation to sup tnadt*
Glass of Virginia, whd*hod gath
results. As
Foreign Office,
*“
‘left
“ for Purls
“ " to-*" ever, failed to carry conviction to p o rt n measure to eliminate auch ered considerably stren g th .dating
”
.4 T«• “ *»TV
leaders I tJ
duy for a conference with Premie? ‘ most mombers of the house, und it conditlotia."
Employment of trained men by tho afternoon «r#s|qn. ftomo of
pain and sapped the ru
_ k -so widely 1
became evident when the prime
HorrioL
, .
th o f J d s / r a i l conThe Prime Minister surprise<l the minister again meets the houso court* to make nbntracta Of’Court th« antl-McAdoo leaders Vftfh pre th e ir" m anagers feared
house of commons Monday l>y the Thursday, ho would he subjected procedure, such abstracts to ho dicting th at a nom ination'w ould deadlock m ight result I
lent and Mrs. Coolldge, who
mude readily accessible to the tie made before the contention new set of candidates.
onnouneoment that misunderstand to searching questions.
ntained constant vigi
of the country, was urged ended tho session begun last night.
ing* which hud arisen with the
Tem porarily a t least Ralst
The British premier ndmitted press
Other# were not so optimistic.
hospital, were a t nls bedby
Dr.
Talcott Williams, director
French
government
over
the
invita
ndisna
m m has th
>h« ndvo
eful and cheering and com- Lskefront Improvement. Company Commiiuiloners Award Conttsrt tions to tho Inter-allied conference he had made tho suggestion to M. emeritus of tho school of journal One thing u;ton which they all mthe
fnvorito
tons, and
Hcrriot
thnt
the
conforcnco.
when
For
Clay
Surfacing
One
Mileagree,however,‘was
that
a
drive
on
Krieasea
Him
From
Contract
fieir son to the last.
nt London, had decided him to ac it met. should fix an appointed ism, Columbia University. Dr.
T
nggart,
his
manager,
Stretch
of
Koad
Near
To Purchase Hotel Site And
Iking spell, the fourth ho
cept the suggestion of Premier day in August nnd Septetabcr on W illiam s spoke before tho confer the Me Adoo forces was to be made on tho convention floor v.
Ixxigwood
He Releases Company to Sell
Tered In 24 hours, brought
Hcrriot of France, to pay n hur which the Dawes report should be ence on the relations between bar If the generals could m uster the day's session opened ready
■■ ■ - ■
^withstanding tho use of Yr *.
io uress. The
m e task
wont of
oi news
nows- ammunition and cannon fodder in
*
A committee comprised of Mrs. ried visit to Paris to smooth out put into complete operation.* He and the
the form of weary, tired and dis on to what ho hoped
snd othor restoratives, -Rumors current for some time
papers,
he
pointed
out,
in
obtain
the difficulties.
further
emphasised
the
urgency
V -tfS
tho
nomination
of
his
R.
E.
Tolar,
Mra.
John
G.
Leon
gusted delegates.
rage which had withstood expressing doubt os to tho erection
Members Uneasy
nf obtaining an ngrooment in the ing accurate legal news was ex
before
tonight.
Mr
Adoo
Stock
Down.
Iftcr crisis and had beaten of a cortaln 200-room hotel on the ard! and Mr#. D. W. Turner, rep
tremely
difficult.
Reports
and
d
The members of the houso were proper form, signed, senied nnd
Before the day sesAion closed ■ A t the agpie time; however. T
rpeatedly, was unable to
resenting, ih e Seminole Federation evidently uneasy nnd mystified. delivered, for putting the Dnwes g ists of American coses, Dr. Willakefront,
received
added
Impetus
1
-A
final attack. Thu collspso
tha
drlvo ton McAdoo had jiuc- McAdoo and Smith
iums
sold,
exceeded
in
number
Both
former
Premier
Herbert
II
Womens ’Clubs, appeared before
report in operation, which, he snij,
ceeded in forcing his vote down to showed signs of renewed
C:30 o’clock and he grnd- today when It bocamu known that tof
those
of
all
other
Courts
of
the
Asquith
and
former
Premier
Stan
418 while the Smith lines were lift th eir candidates bs
^nk into eternity. Ho died an agreement was filed Monday at the Board of County Commission lay Baldwin, leaders respectively would necessitate Germany's sig world combined.
the court houso between R. W. ers a t their regu.ar sossion Mon of tho Liberals and Conservative)*, nature. He maintained thnt some
holding arbund their high w ater th# one-third veto. Soma
o’clock. •
Newspaper
Publicity.
G riffith
and the Lakefront Im- day morning and requested that confessed themselves perplexed thing more than a mere legal doc
mark .
_ From Blister
ers believed there m ight be
“
By
ancient
common
law,
tho
Iinfection developed from s jmovement Company, tho substance the board grant $2,000 for the car by Mr. MacDonald’s statement. ument ought to be obtained from courts of tho English ate nubile,
Frankly the McAdoo m anagers position to let McAdoo a n ‘
rying
on
of
child
welfare
work
in
Germany.
1blister on the rig h t foot of which was th at th«- form er was
Mr. Asquith declaring himself
nnd there is today no real publicity said thoy expected a raid a t last men develop their full t
G e rm a n y's Hig nnture
during a tennis piatch released from his contract to buy this county during tho ensuing ‘bewildered regarding whnt has
nights’ session with the objectirs
Germany's signature, the prime but the publicity of the newspa or driving McAdoo’a vote below with the purpose th a t i f '
brother, John, on the and the latte r was released from its year, and for the payment of the happened and what is going to
is nominated an opening
pers.
All
courts
from
top
to
bot
louse courts last Monday, contract to sell. The consideration salary and the expenses of a happen." Both called for imme minister continued, should carry tom should ba provided, as p art M Smith’s but they added they were negotiations for an a_
homo
demonstration
agent.
No
real
moral
^obligation
nnd
not
Involved
in
the
agreement
was
t paying no attention to it,
diate publication of the terms of
comprfemlso Candida
their fit expenditure, with trained confident McAdoo had an “ Irreduc
,
. . action was taken on this m atter. tho m W orandum included in the , mere forced assent. Therefore, he men lo take abstracts of testimony ible minimum” tif the delegate made.
#th developed an alarming fl.000.
.
Simultaneously it was learned
by Wednesday night and
A hid for surfacing with clay a
argum ent, charge and discussion. strength which would still leave
Governor
Smith,
for
th
at
the
office's
of
tho
Griffithcounty road near Longwood at attend the proposed
kns wei s summoned. .
him a< veto power pver any other time took the l e » d j
’
bo able to have aB discussion with This official report should be open candidate.
olson, however, once start Millican Company, which were |1.35 a lineal yard lor one mile,
MacDonald Explains
to
the
newspapere
from
hour
tq
Monday night and
[spread so rapidly th a t med maintained In the First National waa opened and read and was
Sehatoc Harrison of Mississip nment to u point ■
The *prime minister’s explana th« Gcrmnn delegation." This, hour as the work goes on. with
Mr.
MacDonald
intimated,
had
Bank
building,
have
been
vacated
awarded
to
B.
J,
Overstrceh
the
it was without avail. A num
tion was that the memorandum
this accurate foundation, the hu pi, declared it hla opinion th a t the lis power of a onespecialists were called to on4 the office furnlturn offered'for bidder. The clerk vm* also in' •imply amounted to. the minutes bo*h suggested to M. Hcrriot, but man interest storiea and moment forces were moving toward the
o selection of a ca..—
■ale.
Thb.Grifflth-WIIlican
Comthere
had
beep
no
agreement
on
Ih White Hou#e physicians
structed to advertise for bids on of the conversations a t Chequors
final scene and th at if there were
Then when the coalij
t
had ous constitutional decisions would no fiumlnatlon there would At least
[ case and a desperate fight pany’e lease on the offices had ex an additional mile of the same which, had been communicated to the m atter snd M. Hen-Jot
.
perfeet- alike begin with accuracy as to bo a sufficient breaking up of the were riding on the
was made byline boy, who pired on July 1, it was further class of road. .
,
, the French foreign offlco In con F ____ _r
'
an
names, facts and the law. If wil
earned,
but
they
were
not
official
ly
free.
led in great pain wim with
The question of crossings and form ity with the usual procedure,
lines to encourage everybody who the conv&tlon unt
ful
changes
are
made,
or
the
truth
ly
vacated
until
yesterday.
Throughout the statem ent thc
yver.
ditchos across and along the
wanted to aee an ond to the con at 10:30 o'clock. The
Herrlot’* vialt and that
(Continued on page 0)
Several days ago Mr. Griffltn Atlantic Coast M ia Railroad was afprir-'af.
resource of medical science
prime minister continually empha
ot>
it
was
the
outcome
of
tho
ventlon. ,
_ actus"
"
*
rnght to play in the vain and junior associate, E. W. Milli(Continued b n page 0)
French prem ier's visit to London, sized his assertion th a t nothiltg
Charley Hay of Si, Louie, a Mc
'
.,
arrived
in
the
city
sup> save young Calvin’s lifeit hod not been considered nec could possibly bo agreed to with
Adoo leader in the convention, said
to look a fter business matout the consent'of France and ho
itton was performed on the
essary
to
send
a
formal
invitation
he "looked for some .very pro
connection w ith the erection
maintained that Belgium, Italy
last Baturday night to
to France.
nounced shifting of forces.
the Prealdaufi
of
the
hotel.
Efforts
of
The
H
er.
Iff the poleon and blood
Mr. MdcDonald insisted there and Japan had not been able to
Qov. Sweet of Colorado, who ■ V . the m anagers i
eld
to
interview
tho
form
er
»■
1°
■ions and oxygen were re
we* nothing binding fipon either •oe any justification for the mis
seconded McAdoo'a nomination, tion forces hoA pier
understanding which had arisen in
in the later days of kls his plans in this connection, proved
government
in
the
Chequers
dis
aald
ha thought “ tonight ought to
fruiness. The h |a d of the com
cussions but th at both govern- Paris.
end it up.*’- '
!■»7 ° f , pany
that
wae
to
erect
the
hand
lateral strength of a
WASHINGTON, July 8.—Brig.
Tl>e smashing s tt
No Let Up. Baya Mack.
^ 1
some hostelry here Was never once
fever, which was' eoqt
Gen.
Hines,
director
of
the
veterans
Norman
E.
Mack,
on#
of
the
Adoo lines wa» aceomi
A ‘‘Go To Sunday Schdol" cam
most powrrful resisting tn his office during the mSny times
bureau,
was
Involved
in
a
fistic
en
raids for. Ralston .
Smith,
field
m
arshals
on
tha
con
reporter
orHfor
o rted called
MBHH
H Mthat
M i paign to be participated in by all
lo the creeping |vd#on was that the rep
counter with a form er service man vention floor, promised there The attackers took
m
atter
could
he
be
located
else
of
the
Sunday
Schools
In
hunford,
| to meet the \ssus. »'“1
in his office at the bureau Monday,
for cock.
Continued on page 4.
fought a brave but alwaya where. Tp gmiendL the West Vir will be started thla woSk, accord
Buffering a gaeh over tha left eye
■ T h e nigh t session of
ginian
was
conscfcuous
by
his
ing
to
an
announcement
made
last
’irh t, he succumbed,
and bruises which required modlcal
tion had
night following a conference ur
absence.
*
tab boro Complications
attention.
t.
several
school
superintendents
a(
Efforts
to
get
Mr.
Milllcan
to
complications
of tho final i
According to w itne.se. the vetAdoo f,
one Iwhich the physicians talk about the plans f o r tho hotel the F irst Baptist Chureh;
Ion or
cation
of ihow far
•At the Monday morning session ersn who engaged In the affa ir was
During,
the
m
onth-of
June
total
amounted
to
nothing.
About
the
The
conference,
called
a
t
the
In
tnsbic to m att was the for.
Thos. B. Dekvar of Hpuston, Tex.,
thsM
cA
d
of
the
local
municipal
court
20
of gas on the stomach. The only reply th at was obtained f»om vitation of Rev, f , D. Xing, who fine* and rqsta as shown on the
who
had
called
"to
protest
th
a
t
a
t$
before medical examination made a t Boa
Eighty.eighth ballott Sm ith 862
|was washed out repeatedly him was, “I. don’t know.’* He de conceived the idea o f such a move report of tike sheriff for th at month esses were arraigned
fort to put it in condition clared, however, that he believed ment, decided unanimously to begin amounted to $2,1 SIJW. which is Judge J. G. Sharon- - Got case Antonio hod Injured his claim be McAdoo 816JJ; Davis 69.fi; Underplans
M d'*9; Olass 0(5.6; Ralston 0t( but
n nourishment, but the ef the hotel woukboe built alright de the campaign a t once and gReV.
more than twice the amount for was for the aale of intoxlf*nta fore lh a liu r r a u . Denver toft im W
toward
that.end
were
.Wade.
spite
the
alleged
efforts
of
certain
Robinson 22: RltaMe 22.fi; Gover
for
which
a
$200
bond
waa
*a* unsuccessful.
’V '
mediately
a
fte
r
the
fra
y
and
offici
May,.
The
report
ehowa
th
at
30
of
fother. John, was not at. the parties to atop ita . Construction. King, In Uying the plans before the cases tried during the month treuted. Two men were chfrgod al* said no charges would be filed nor Davis 20; Walsh fit Saulsbury
<5; Owen 20; M artdith *«; DanUls
He was to be joined,by When reminded of the fact th at the the meeting, pointed out that on the Were fined or sentenced to serve with iqkiviog automobile* while against him. ‘
average there are ..between U w l|
sident and Mrs. Cooljdg« at . -t t {Continued on page 6)
drunk and eacji were fined $100
When Denver protested to Gen 23; Bryan 9; RoOseVelt I . Totals,
prison or convict sentences.
nd
4,600
white
peoPls
In
this
city,'*
Jfl. Absent tw o .X
U
iw*v#rr a* they arranged to
Of the casts tried nine were for end coete or sentenced to epend eral Hines against the report of ‘1,0‘
rho do not attend Buuday School.
t 'J l t r n V l i f t. ■■ )■ J ithqui delay for the While
00
deye
in
jail
provided
the
Tinea
three
physlelsiia,
who
had
akajnbied
gambling,
four
for
reckless
driving,
To create un interest *nd stim
It waa sa ld .th ? director called . Eighty-ninth U U ot: Sm ith 388
ulate a desire to attend Sunday four far passing worthless checks, wore nut paid. The majority of him.
"A
McAdoo 818.6; Davis (54A; Bristol
ent and Mrs. Coolldge bore
three fur speeding, six for tras;■Baa* the cooes wore for disorderly con In C a p t C. O .Bhaw. chairm an-or 99.6; Underwood 41; Glass 86.5.
School
will
be
ths
main
purpose
r»ly. Soon a fte r the death
tho board of appeals, and the three
’
*board
onl biili, duct.
th* campaign. Beginning thl* ing, two for jumping
v •
|(Continued op page 0)
cates as arraigned were: were going over th# ense whon the Others about same.
MANILA, July
8^-Twenty of
■ P Briding
ng trains, U The
week an advertiMinent will appeSr two for unlawfully
Palmer Black, disorderly con encounter developed. Shaw, H waa
three alleged leaders of a secrA hVHhe paper each Saturday giving one for obstructing a public’ high
Ninetieth b a l l o t B ^ l t h 3fi7.fi;
clique formed among Philippine Important message* on connection way ,one for possession of intox duct, $3 and cost# or 10 days in added, attem pted to'Aapdrato the
314; Daria ^ 4 jf7 B a U to n
----Scouts to advance demands for al with tho movement. Likewise, * “
liquor, ono for petit larceny jail; Dowell Uuste-r, disorderly two and waa tnrhed upon by p .a - McAdoo
.UiuJerwood 42JI; Glasa 90.fi.
lowances and pay equal to thoso poster* will be printed and distrib P"d om
one for carrying concealed conduct,-tS and coete or 1$ days ver. b u t tho affa ir finally was lfi9Aj
Others about same.
given white aofdiers, were arrested uted* it was announoedjJn addition
In jail; WUBe Graham, dtooider- quelled by" Shaw a m teeenger a
wpona without a permit.
* ' #/- - P. E. Raidy, secretory to Genet
"uct, $ t , * » raeta
a t Fort McKinley today. Eight to other features to errata Interest.
In June $687,83 was credited as *
ballot t Mci
were under srrCst previously.
AU of the details of the campaign flnee and costs, while the county orderly conduct, $3 and
i,
or
►
to
tha
bureau
offieU
-ya-* -4- *11■i-ee
***
received
as
credit
from
prisoners
on* through the tnaillog of
have, not been fully worked out a t
WILL VISIT AMERICA
I; and from 10 day. In jail; Raymond
P*****1
this time, it whs . learned, but in in the convict camp,
I n h re .u n in g defem stonr qr
condnet, $3
soners serving
. U. $1,P” dunning letters has been
^unlrts^
NEW YORK, July
The Prince
ing of the or 10 days in Jell
' — - A t the *
I against |
si and I
disorderly,
*
.wot
and
UtoT
rr lO d a r.
r- X^
L
i
v
r
r
i
t
t
f
r
count
'iii
Shown here.is William H. Johnson, j.restdefit of the Jntcm alhjnal
Union of Machinists, delivering the keynote .speech, as chairman, at
the Conference for Progressive Political Action, opening in CJoveland
July 4. Chairman Johnston was snapped by Photographer*. "Bob Dor
man just as he began his outlines, of progressive. policies before the
gathering In tho big Cleveland Auditorium.
,*<.
,
‘
j4 ~
liZl
IISWWHBH
'‘h’.d’Wr&’i# AGREEMENT OF WOMAN’S CLUB
RELEASE MAJDtE ASKS $2,000 FOR
WITH GRIFFITH WELFARE WORK
~
S
Heafl o f '•Veterans
Bureau apd Former
Soldier Have Fight
Campaign to Rouse
Interest in Sunday
School to be Made
'^ B c v s a s 1
-
Report of Sheriff 29 Cases Are Tried
Shows big Increase In Municipal Court
In Fines and Costs Monday Morning
How Convention
Is Balloting
Leaders of Soldier
Revolt Are Arrested
rge Chain Concern
itinfr Postal Law
r M ' y &£
L t 'w j J v v
■ s ts a n s g r
v ”£ i £ ' sF
,
I t r r;
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H
i
m
m
.-
’
M
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•
v
,
;
#4
City
BUENOS- ArRES , July ?.—9so
bought millions <r
lent worth of Paulo, second largest city In Bractl,
goods from f{ew York merchants and capital o f t^ a country's wealth
“lUtpectfully your*,
(Signed) William g ! McAdoo." annually for years and they never iest state, Is reported early today
Expected to have their women to be 1,1111 In the hands of laaurTeat of Agreement
Here follow* the text of the jeered a t because they werf from rW tlonary forces which- took pos
sent proposed by Mr. Me the South.
session af . government buildings
“Our delegation is on one of the during Friday night nnd Saturday
ed .ugrree thnt
•*W«, the undersigned
the uhlt n ile in thin convention hack tiers of seats mu! • the lan m orning.' The sudden uprising wks
ahall be abrogated and
nnd th at only guage hurled a t ua could not have m arked'by M e e t ’fighting.
• $
dty wote shall be required come from any other than a tough
The coup d e ta t is reported to
nale candidates for presi- clement. NOw York delpgate* had
have begun about 10 o’clock F ri
I Vice-president,
day n ig h t;'it reached Its climax a t
undersigned further agree ,no p a r t 'in this.”
Governor - Morrison said the 8 q’clock Saturday morning and
er the next ballot and after
'succeeding ballot among the N orth Carolina delegates are ablq was completed by noon. The"rev
tea formally placed before to defray their own expenses as olutionists gained control of the
« convention the ope receiving long'as the convention h uts.
federal buildings after considerable
slowest number of votes ahall be
Col. Leroy Springs, a million
' until a nomination is made. aire cotton m anufacturer of South fighting. The federal government
# undersigned do further Carolina, declared no one on his a t Rib Janeiro is roported to have
th at each of the delegate* delegation needs funds th at he or dispatched war vessels to Santos,
* om each state shall bo she canqot get with a personal which is the port .for San Paulo,
together wjth troops to suppress
cast his prb-rata vote of check.
.
V/>
..le g a te s frqro such states as
“The* Georgia delegation Is good the movement.
A
Rio
Janeiro
dispatch
to La
absent from tho convention.
for weeks, If neceasary, ot p o ll
‘ undersigned do hereby re inate a progressive candidate for Nacion says the Brasilian congress
' And bvery delegate fi
th*,‘ presidency," sold Hollins N. enacted a government bill putting
, Instruction or ‘
Randolph, chairman of tho Georgia under a atato of aiege the states
of Rio Janeiro and San Paulo for
n of ahV nature whataoevi
delegation. '
,
as their candidacy for the Pern *, ‘‘We eame hero for a definite sixty days. This period the gov
tic nomination f i t president is purpose and will stay until wu have ernment will extend if necessary.
Owing to censorship a t Rio, and
ed as completely as if their accomplished it If th at be possible.
had been withdrawn from For 77 ballots we have voted for ■the seizure of the telegraph of
^yentioh,
* .
• . William G. McAdoo. We are ready fices by the revolutionists in San
s' statem ent has been sub- to go th at many more. Our people Paulo, few details are coming
to each c a n d id a l -Whose like New York! we trade here. No through.
has been placed in nomlna- leers or wordy attacks can frighten
A veiled, private meaaago from
nd has been accept*! b y tl~ .o ua."
fR Io Janeiro received by the Asso
.
Habits are subscribed hereto
“Ohio delegates are in fine ciated Press Iridicnted an effort to
in person or by duly author shape,” said form er. Senator, Atlec communicate th at there had been
I’gmerene.of th at state. "Of course occurrences comparable in serious
ther.wpuld like to go home and a t ness with the revolutionary out
tend to domestic ,affairs, but thsy break in Rio Janeiro in 1022.
us coti
are well provided with fund*” .
** ‘' ‘ nomination J i ”l .am stirs no dolegate from
n'a deadlock Tjkptpa'Vfppld accept any money
‘ r l a s t from any ona to defray his ex-;
hours pen s o here," said Governor Neff.
(a Allow the McAdoo managers
man*
"Toxanf travel a great deal and I
tim e for a confeVsitC*.
never heard of onelbelng stranded
The MeAu«oo leaders asked for a t a political convention."
** *1* threp
- -- hours recess after tho
C arter's Statem ent
(Continued from page 1)
ifereba hod recessed previously
"I am the poorest man in the of cheering
delegates of the Demo
n hour, declaring thsv needed Florida delegation," said Jerry W.
.to confeP not only with their Carter of Tallahassee. “I have a cratic National Convention Sunday
pal but yrlth t h s „• deWgatog wife and seven 'children. When I night that he did not even contem
Mrt|ng Mr, Me- realized th at we m ight be here plate withdrawing from the race ■ I
auppd
en the
M rpoada
, | .WM taken, longer than I expected I wrote for the presidential nomination.
“ Do not for o m inute think I will
chairman of the tia- home and asked Mrs. C arter to look
thor
tonal committee, and authbrised
into my bonk account and see Jus'; withdraw,” h« B*ld* "I wou!d
>sman fpr the conference, con- what sort of siege It will stand. like the m ost contem ptible tra ito r
his statem ent; practically to I camo h e r* . to put McAdoo over alive if I deserted you a i this
_
ct th a t adjournment had been and am doing my best to that end." tim a.”
“ No m an with so fine and won
until 10, p. nt.
.
. Southern states arc ‘better off
*"The m atters pending at the time than those of the grain and live derful a body of supporters in this
uhim ent are privileged un stock sections of the West, dele convention nnd in this country," he
added, “could fa il'to expend every
. rules o f the conference and gates assert.
&t'disclose them,” he said. “ I
E. G oitra of Missouri said mem drop of blood in hie vein* to stand
to be able to do so a fter the bers of his delegation are in need with them until tho end.
“ L et us continue to fight in this
i?)ock meeting."
Of immediate funds but will draw
ic chairman said the committee on their bank accounts back home. convention with the' music of vic
„ __»Way warn "showing tho same . “Oregon came here to nominate n tory In our hearts and the love of
good tem per and Was earnestly con candidate for president," aaid Mrs. God nnd of righteousness in our
n i n g suggestions rsUtlve to Alexander Thompson, a delegate at souls; then victory is inevitable.”
Governor Fields of Rtmtucky,
♦> <>
1pnd policies whlchi: m ight large. "I did not come prepared for
tltng problems of The such a long drawn out convention. who presided, urged tho delt-gutcs
Bu{ I am draw ing on my little bank to appeal to other representative*
♦> «■
conference has nothing to account fob money, and when that in the convention "in trie interost of
do with Individual candidates or runs low I will turn to my hus the Democratic p arty to Join hand*
What-they may do as to their can* band's. If all my funds are ex- w ith tho forces of America who
ponded, I will sleep in the city w ant n progressive government nnd
parks, 1 am not going home until to get behind William pibb* Mc ■
Adoo.”
encea toward the, reaching of a, it Is over."
Frequently the Kentucky .execu
conclusion."
■')< ■'
tive brought hi* audience to their
' The Smith leaders'In considering
feet with cheers, lie declared there
the proposal to release the dele
could be "no surrender.” *
gates expressed the view after the
“ I know we are tired ,” ho *uid,
recess was taken th a t l r offered ft
“ I know th at our bank accounts
fa ir opportunity to the convention
may be running low, but this gov
to express its convictions and that
ernm ent wu* not established w ith
a s a result o f the proposal a nom
out sacrifice and effo rt.”
ination would be brought nearer to
^4 '
from Pare 1.)
4
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estate.
/T4.
X
-Association
ants Enactment
Regulations
Bill
1
in u n tl n ln I ion m a t it put McAdoo nt a dis
advantage regardless of whatever
Seay he stood on,it. I t was asserted
th a t if McAdoo accepted it it would
doubtless mfeab' the loss of some
[legates who har* be*n voting for
m, as even the most optimistic
eAdoo supporters admits. Smith
supporters r openly ' boasted In st
thvir candidate could taks a t least
180 votes away from McAdoo if
Ih e McAdoo peoleased all. The
the i—
number
. rld
_dm
it tlm t’l|»e,
M L would
M
h tft
this lafg*, and countered with
the declaration th a t even though
they loat some of their voting
strength of last week they would
gain new recruits from the favorite
S
Opponents o f McAdoo also 'd e'd a re d th at If he refusdd \o go
along with the minority proposal It
would Injure film with delegates
who are on the fence, tired and
broke, they ftre certain to take s
refusal by McAdoo as a lack of
good sportsmanship, his opposition
- declared, and v o tr» faln itrM m .‘The
Smith followers ware In high glee
. the situation bertmso they
;ted that tho governor's official
m c 4 *e of delegates would not
'cause many votes to shift away
front him.
_ I t was a muggy day and
Tthor the Conferees nor the bun-,
or so person* who waited fur
completion of the conference
e Chairman Hull’s room* npstde to get much enthusiasm
tS s s r S a ,
. . . und„
around t o'clock in tho ufteriuon with Thomas T aggsrt of Indltaklng n lUadlng role, lie
the floor and declared bluntly
th e delegates were going
•nd th at if something were
jo relieve the' eltuation
11 reign" a t-th e conven.
.
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k«d. T aggart became
attic, and as he urged
for all favorite eons to sot
! ambition, hW voice
a high pitch th at ho
inly In the^hall
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f ini. tied there WS»
i for a fsw
.proposal was
T A LA H A 8SEE, F lat. July 7.—
The F lorida S tato B ar Association,
will mako an o th er effort, ut tho
legislative session of 11)26, to bring
About enactm ent of a law to re g u
late the bur of the state. The druft
Of the proposed Set probably will
be subm itted in substantially the
same form us th a t which passed
the senate nt the 1021 nml 1028
sessions of the legislature, lull
which never reached the house.
I * an effort, however, to de
termine whether or not thl* druft
meets the approval of member* of
the bar, a copy has bedb sent t«
each member with the rcque»t that
he submit his views on any chsngei
deemed advisable.
No attem pt is made by the bur
association to prescribe the quali
fications for the admission to tht
r, educational or otherwise. It U
Inted o u t It merely aims U
lace the m atter of admission uni
Isbarmitot In the hands of ths
lawyers themselves as has beei
done in many other atates,
Under provision* of the proposal
act, the stato bar would be govern
ed by a board of governor* corrposed of nine members appolntal
by the governor of the state fron
members in good standing, twi
from each, congressional district **
now or may bo hereafter consti
tuted and one from the state tt
large. Members of the board would
be recommended by the bar associa
tion, but such recommendations
would not ba binding upon the
atato executive.
S
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"Tuxu* will cast 40 votes for
McAdoo until hell freexes over."
shouted one delegate from that
state.
His
sentim ent was re
echoed by another delegate from
Georgia.
Son of President
Coolidge ’ Fighting
Bravely For Life
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fotir dnys. and the hby*s constitu S V
tion- wus about exhausted tonight. « A
Kxtreme Remedy Tried
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I t wan understood th a t an ex
trem e remedy was attem pted to
night but official confirm ation
was lacking of reports th u t a_
blood transfusion had been made.
Late in th? evening John Coolidge S «?
and S ecretary C lark returned to ! O t
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the W hite Houto b u t w hether in
the belief that, tho most critical
moments would not be reached for
aomc tim e was not indicated.
Alm ost im m ediately, however,
they were summoned to tho hos
pital again.
A rriving there S ecretary Clark
said th a t the fact th a t they were
back showed th a t “things were
very sepious."
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(From tho Washington Star)
" I t used to be regarded as the
irivilege of the politician to promse anything ”
“Those days have passed." sighed
Senator Sorghum. “The facilities
for communication are now such
th at if you promise a group of men
something this-afternoon there’s s
Notice was received hero today delegation wafting on you next
frerfl Ms lor B. C. Riley, civilian morning to make you promise to
side to the Secretary of Wsr f*r take your promise b a c k /
Florida, to ths 'e ffe c t that all
Flqrtds boys who applied and war*
accepted foe Citizens Military
Training Camps and whose orders
wars later revoked will be accepted
now at Camp McClallan, Anniston,
Ala., if they report there Monday.
July 7, or Tuaaday, July 8, provided
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they pay their own way and are gestod s near-by policeman. ."Be
reimbursed on arrival ut c»mn at cause " was the reply, “1 am not
tha rate of five cents ft mile to a delegate,:and I am not going to
cover all travel expense.
lie about i t " “My Lard,, you aye
According to thl* notice boys are an
honest map. Go In by all
beroby authorized to proceed *o means,” .and ho was permitted to
tam p on the first train Available enter,
with th eir originaj orders. This
Today’s New York newspapers
change in plans .viafti miyle,. it is carry an
iptervlow with Bryan
■ aid,'after a re-con*Idem tinn on Mack. ieditor of the ePnsacola
the part of the W ar Department.
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nine tod, will be in-
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Announce Change In
Training Camp Plans
GIIX}HRISTWOULl)
HA VJ3CONVEN TION
AT PUNTA GORDA
Mail addressed to me, North Arch Street, Connellsville, Pa. will
be forwarded, to me.
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And let me say hereb, I thank.all those that have helped me
make this my best year in the real estite business and upon my
return I will be in better position to serve you even further.
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In t h li p aper and alao tha local
vs published hareln. A ll rtcb tii o(
ubllc.alIon of -i-erlat dlaj-atrlica
TUESDAY. JULY 8. 1924
1IBLE THOUGHT’ FOR TODAY
FURNISH NO FU EL;—Where
> wood Is. there the fire gocth
jt; *o where there U no taieer, the strife ceaseth.—Prov26:20.
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UNBIDDEN GUESTS
My thqughtt are not my own;
Unbidden guesta they crowd
Upon mo when alone,
W ith footsteps soft or loud. .
.
I some I would drive hence
h scourging, if I could,
I have no defence
tst their hardihood.
____ others I en treat
W ith pleading tea rs to stay ;
Alas, their tim id feet
Atw sw ift to haste away.
— Alexander Gray.
;
Will it be a G lass?1
____________ __ ______
Sitting around is the best thing
. some people do.
-o-
Sanford needs less talk about
improvements th a t are to be made
id more action.
like
Coolldge and LaFollette are alii
|n a t least ono respect, each held
invention all of his own.
.“Shot In Ambush By Man,"
K—a sja-i- l- headline in tha New York
Times. M ust be a vital spot.
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A t any rate, Florida Is attend..lg ttTVr convention and everyone
k. everywhere knows It.
? ' I t ‘ ik hard 'to °Understand why
. ’the Smith fortes fnllrd to include
j the Wall S treet explosion In their
\ MeAdoo charges.
fijp'
The bobbed hair,erase has given
the silk industry in Switzerland
hard blow. Tho American girl
now wears few er hair ribbons.
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The
only time a m an has- a
>to win an argum ent with a
r Is when he Mils her th at
she Is the prettiest ono in the world.
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An Im portant But Unpit
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forced through the Hudson tunnoln
and when he ran tho railroads nnd
regulated
bond
interest ra te s
ag ain st Wall S treet's m andate,
knew th at he is no quitter.
MC ADOO
HAS doubled his
stren g th throughout the country
since the convention begnn. Those
th n t know him only by dim hedrsny
know one definite thing now. They
know th at the whole gu’tVg of
financial nnd Corporation . high
binders hale Idm nnd w ant him
beaten, no m atter who else may bb
chosen, and th at is about ns good n
recom m endation ns the voters
would ask for any candidate. It is
the recommendation to which I,nFollette
. . . owes his influence, mv^ to
h e 'vjU..tfWLg I«K vy"’. wi l h'
H i^ iatlo-giii/^dow m the atcoet
_____
w a n ts'to know whether a deadlock v id e o in to t h r e e z o n e s, r h e fir s t is b e tw e e n N ew i ork a n d I
is the.nam e of a new hold whirl) Chicago, the second between C h ic a g o a n d C h e y e n n e , a n d i ALL FATHKKS AND m others
should lie put on their guutd by the
S trangler Lewis has adopted.
the third between Cheyenne and San Francisco.
Lv
According to tho Tampa Ob^
server Florida showed up with ten
tru e nnd faithful delegates and a
couple o f nincom poops,;
o
Bsnford could got along better
' if some of the people who fall to
pay their bills would leave town.
They a re a liability.
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■ Stuccoing ’some of the brick
buildings in tho business section of
•’ ‘*Ho
th city, would add greatly to the
appearance
of tho down-town
section.
„
M Si The Ocala S ta r says one differ,
enco between a young lady and
Tom Appleyard is th at the young
lady is • flapper and Appleyard Is
t topper.
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day with the news of the death
Ca)v1n Coolldge, Junior. Death
. seems Ho ho, stalking around .ths
* W hite House entirely too much.
sn expedition sent out
e Nlatlonai
stlonsl Geographical
Ho
ueo
to the northw estern region of
China reports finding a blond,
•*curly-haired Chinese people. '
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On busy days the traffic, situ a
tion an Mdgnolla ,Avenu* ‘hhd on
P ark A'venue between F irst and
Hc-cond Htreeta is a serious one.
Little time slipuld be wasted in
m aking these Avenues wider.
— ------0---- ----About ten million people in this
country listen In over their radio
seta to entertainm ents. In all
bablllty they are all cussing the
tic caused by the racket a t New
ork.
.T he city of Lima, Peru, has an
larthquake about once a week, but
ten yoars there has been no loss
"■*- or property. 81'ght Jars
rumblings are the chief
_______tica.
Which reminds
of Madison Square Garden.
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in univeralty is offering
‘ B.D. which is known
_______ »r pf Beer” degree. It
ferred upon the completion of
ini beer making. Amertishtnere will please take
Herald contains »L
some account of
for tha coming
parsons .who inland
*
is cu t. e a sily
la happening
■ Th* Herald of■ papor aent to
t* y w f n t
and other
to a
' soa
illness of the P resid en ts »"ii. T lie
boy wore shoes or sandulH, with n«
stocking*, a* thousands of boy- atul
;girl* d«I every dny in summi-r Thai
’ # "THE NEW YORK World thinks a mnn n Statesman If
his enr is trained to cutch the slightest pulsations of a pockethook, and it regards us a ’demagogue' anyone who dares to
listen to th e ’ heartbeats of Immunity ."—William JyjqingH
B ryan.1- •
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A MEAN RAILROAD crossing is the one across First
S treet down by the freight station. If you don't think so try
it and Bee.
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probability of u neglected wounl
and boy!*n courage, unfortunately,
i* no protection against germ a t
tack*. Children with feet couiJdetely l-are are in 1c** danger. Tinsole of the foot becomes hardened.
There is no chafing of the skin, no
rul-binc of germ* into nmi through
the cuticle. Feet bare, compel cud
tion in wutking und running uml
from n bsru foot, rushing through
gras* and weeds, germ* nre rubbed
awuy, not held and rubbed in..
HOW DO T H E English h-d.l
their greut em pire together? How
do they keep three hundred million.
BALTIMORE SUN
Auiutn-H in order with only one
hundred thousand Britons in nil
Observe tho front teeth. They a "front" ia u heritage from ten India? You got an unsw er.in thu
-'sten. They glisten because they | thousand generations.
death in China of Edwin C. Haw
vo boon scrubbed with a brush
If only the y-.kols, as young in- ley, and the action taken by the
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*- or tollectuals call them, were impress Commander of His British M ajes
anointed
with
somo
paste
wdcr. They redeem u homely ed by sartorial elegance, there ty 's ship Cock Chafer.
FRONT
C
B
ce. They are social and com might be reason to boast thnt the
mercial assets. Now observeithe race is outgrowing its simian love
back teeth. Do they glisten ? They
do not; they are nothing to brag
about.
Tltey are commonplace
workers doomtd to remain in the
background. They get a lick and a
promiso Instead of a, thorough
scrubbing fore nnd nft—pertly* of
couroe, because they are not easy
to g et a t, but chiefly becausa they
do not show. If every amllo re
vealed them to the public, they
would receive a grooming no less
thorough than th a t given the boys
out In front.
;
Years ago a cynic remarked that
clothes make the man.* Tho modenamored of democracy,
erne,. being
l
have rejected this doctrine and lo*
•1st with Burns th a t a man is a
i (for a ' that. But even while
th at a man -must be
w hat he does, they conhim by the' way he
ln~ no
a n d ^ a this the
hi
fault, for tha human
race
*
«f
loomed to
\
of play.nrettiss; but when cynical
and hard-boiled reporters visit the
haunts of tho great, even these
write scornfully of Jones because
his collar does not fit his neck ami
write respectfully of Brown be
cause his tailor has done well by
him.
If you would obtain financial
backing, you m ust from all points
radiate the impression th at you do
not need it. Let him say otherwise
who will, a shave and a shine bring
home the bacon and whiskers four
days old ere good for thirty days
111Jolt
In a land where such conditions
obtain it la'foolish to scold those
who live ih a "good neighborhood”
where the ren t takes half thair
earnings, or those who spend their
all for frocks and stockings. Tho
desire of oach is to get ahead—to
climb—to got ntoro . money and
more pleasure fo r less effort—and
il
r* Pun DobbSs
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No m atter >how did k
gets, it is always anxious
The demand for people *1
polite exceedsAhc supply.’ .%
Collectors usually haunt iwhen the ghost walks nt thti
Justice is blind, hut mosti
think we aYc eye doctors.
.Every auto necident is c i^
Jay walkers o ^ J a j^ rire r* . '
, 11 Soinq m en. s ta y i nway
th a t when they do eat nt'
look fdr thW
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No Fourty -of July Is ’e
without somebody calling oorl
•'The colors th a t hover'
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We havd our ups and
optim ist looks fqrwnrd to L
and a pessimist to the UownkJ
Somd-tollcgu hss been givi^j
therm om eter a few honorary]
g re c s .'
G*
Men aro known by the eon
they keep; women by the c
they keep on wearing.
•M-rS'O \
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A common ^dog is* the
watch dog. ” Got a good doj
some burglar is liable to ateolil
. Too ninny ' tired buxine
work thop]»elycs-into heart.fe
trying to avoid butincos failu
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Juno is gone nnd those who L
ngwi to 'sta y single through it!
fairly safe for another A
m o n th s ./1
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THE PICNICKING SEASON
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PALM BEACH POST
Pi-nicking tim e from const to tho shndc trees, and whooped and
coast is abroad in the g reat Amor- yelled and put up hummocks nnd
lean - uubtry F ro m ono your to tho swingnt threw melon rinds all
other ‘‘spots" arc picked out and ubnut the landscape, turned loose
Churted to be used by m erry folk— th eir talking m achines, nnd as dark
every convenient
nook
where approached, climbed ahourd the car,
shrubs and trees and vines canopy ' leaving behind cuns nnd papers nnd
•'s h a d e ; every little stream nr | ,nbJp offnl> c lty f0ik nri. inclined
stretch of.w nter, nrcferubly « patch to ovor|o.,k the fact th a t the hiKh°f. Kr, cnJjr th e shore overshadow- w„y, of lho C0Un try are dedicated
ed by g re at, tnli eons or syrn- j to lbc public much like the stre e t
mor-'!- with green fields running j before-<hetr homes nnd that it is
to the higher
tug
woodland slope; tho j ust as K, eat „ „ln to ^ t t c r
beml -if Ine river, the deail end of n gnrknge over one us over the other.
rural line! «U because the U ltim a Thero is no difference between
Thule of the autom obile picnicking tresp assin g on farm nnd tre sp a ss
M r tr . And then, like ns not, the ing on city property.
so- t becomes deseernto*! when the
F requent and p ersistent ubuscs
ci-nic is on and is left in th n t con- o f country p roperty nnd country
^Jiti-m. P erhaps the owner of the hospitality, however, have, made
j'n
J q .erty m ust
’* clean
-*
’*
it *up
— him self,
" millions of county folk witry about
nnd‘then he will put up grent signs picnickers from the city. J u s t a
t ho little common courtosy nnd common
iibxt stra n g e r is warned nnd sont senko "dn fhd’ piirt, of the public!
'aw^ny with the feeling thnt “ those ] wopld make picnicking parties- wei- '
farm ers nre stingy nnd c ra b b e d ;‘come anyw here. The careless nnd
apd unreasonable.”
the selfish do nothing hut spoil tho j
Most likely the farm er is a gen- fun for everybody when they c a n - 1
«rous soul and the picnickers are not be Impressed w ith the neces- j
unreasonable ones. T here wou'd sity of leaving each pluco where
be forty-seven kinds of howls, and , they pirnick in us good or belter
the health departm ent would l>’* ! condition than they found it, nvoidcalled out. und maybe the fire de- Ing all vandalism ft. the way of
purtm ent nnd the police force, if breaking
trees
or
destroying
farm er* loaded up th eir grub and flower*, and conducting them selves I
cum-* into the towns for th eir !generally n* they would like for
picnics; if they parked them selve - 'o th e rs t-> behave in picnicking on
on the buck end of your lot beneath th eir property.
"
for !ii« home with money ha hod <.»«■</.)
A fund fo r a home can be Accumulated
in a fery yean by opening an Interest
Account with us and depositing a small
amount every week. ,
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STRENGTH — SERVICE — VROGRESS
Seminole County Bank
4% Interest Taid on Savings •
THE NEW TREATMENT F O R . SAD COI
I'riiKRli-ts era Instructed to refund money In every Instance WhW
•utlefartory results sre not olitulned. The very first -lose of
C1.KH JON IIS I.IVK.lt AMI KIIIXKY TONIC
almost Invariably stops tli steihlsnry of snevilnx and coughlf
ami ti e third -toss u»uully st-p s the severest COLD. The comine
CoW Inust lie cla—-e-l us a serious disease so get rl'd nf It nt one
If y -u r muscles nr* sore or you . have that chilly ffiell*
with a dull head.iclie. It's a sure sign th at yop have taken cell
Ih-u't w att for P-eu-n-nlu to -leveloti, hut l-uy n bottla of CI-KJ
JftNKH bIVKII AN I- KIDNEY TONIC today. The coat I*' Sail
nml you cun not afford to take a chanca at this llmu uf y«J
Fur s.tte at
,
. ,
. R0U M ILL4T & ANDERSON
sial” newspapers or magazines.
Spends millions to sco a prize bootleggers.
Invents gas bombs which, when
fight.
dropped fcom planes, will annihi
, Sends photographs by wire.
’-Is-most popularly interested in, late populations of cities.
Can find no universally accept
leg pictures and comics.
Build-) u Woolworth tower nnd | able plan for settling in tern atio n
al disputes by processes of re a
C S t v o a a statue on u mountain.
Hus not solved the problem of son.
Sings of the beauty of the for
the city slum.
Enjoys the rndio und under- j est and believes in conservation
of n atu ral resources.
stands its principle.
Allows tw o-thirds of nil tim ber
Hopes Ida son will not be “ vis
to be destroyed by fir# or In
ionary” or "dreamer.”
, Develops in the United States w asteful cutting.
Accepts oil as autom otive fuel.
KUffic ienA farm lund nnd agricul
A llow s.25 per cent ol the value
tural machinery to supply half the
world with creature necessities. of oil to evaporate in storage and
Cannot devise a world credit leaves from 25 to 85 per cent of
system, though millions overseas oil in the ground, duo to reckless
y for tho wheat and corn which drilling.
W rites classic literature and
nkrupt farm ers bum for fuel.
economically print* It with art
Invents motion picture.
Demands of tho movie the crud rivaling thut of monastery monks.
Buys Sloppy Stories to read.
est melodrama and Tawest "ro
mance." .
Believes in God.
Discovers, tho secrets A>t wealth
Worships mammon.
fcAd supplies 'th e ndtsses with Wonderful, atrungu man!
B
HAWLEY. MURDERED by Chi
nese junk men—which incuns pir
atical Ncamen, not dealers in junk—
was not even a British subject. He
wdu “only” an American. But fio f
was employed by a British firm H k.
and that was enough for the Brit
ish sea captain. He landed his men
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
und compelled tha Chinese authori
ties to execute two of the Chin®# , The Jibes, Uuntu and insults, The treatm ent accorded the Com
junk men as a little lesson to the qgsinsti William J. Bryan a t tho
moner by his gallery assailants andothers. And then he compelled
every one of the high Chinese offi New York convention nerve to press foes will only add to his
cials of the Sechwan province to prove the great service he rendered fame for he was larger than they,
walk'humbly behind thu hearse at and monumental part he played in he had a higher vfaion. They have
the murdered American’s funerSl.
but shown their own littleness.
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C h in * , author—, . W . * * *»
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o tu ln it ouch ruilenw , by the com - J e - ' '•* -hut ilUickc-il uud L .liu lil .Florida ia proud of her best
monder of th-> B ritish gunboat, but him shows only its prejudiso and known adapted citizen. It takes
that won't do any good. Our State narrow-mindedness, im partial ob- comfort in the honors accorded him
Dcpartnie.it "makes representa aervyrn praise in highest terms the and this tributes spoken in his
tions" about the murder of an attem pt of Mr. Bryan to compose
American citizen And that wotft an Issue in to. which hus, crept much praise by those wh# rose abovo the
tumult and saw his motives and tho
bother China. W hat impresses thu
i a man leads sn assembly caliber of hla achievements. Ilia
Chinese and other* scattered
r he Is not to
around the world i» J the aim
service lay in pointing the way to
direr .ness of
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party aolidarity and usefulness in
thinks hi. nationality has been in
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H o w does h e d o it ? ”
" H e cam s no m ore than I do, but he
had money enough to buy that house."
(They didn't know that theii friend paid
.... . For the,i)Ug|i08e of guiding the night flyers the airway
is illumined in u manner considered a marvel of engineer
ing. Lighthouses nnd beacons are placed ulong the way and
tho combined pandit) power pf all of them will lie 5,179,000,- •*
dangerous.
000. At tho main ligiiting Htationa of Chicago, Iowa City, I TM..
l' vkuywiifrk
Omaha, North Platte and Cheyenne, there are towers which >|K improVnm-d’ with danger..-.-'
will carry electric light hcacOnH of five hundred million ran- igrrm*. nnlu-iiiig tin- g- rm of lockdie power and viHihJe for one hundred and fifty miles, being i«w
itimimeruhir other germmny raune l-luod poisoning >f
placed slightly above the horizon so as to meet the eye of the athat
-light vs■•iidsl he neglect-1*. The
pilot in the sky. These lights Hash around a circle three feet, and especially the toes, me
times euch minute. Incandescent acetylene lights of live more easily infected than any oth- t <
million candle power will Hash nt intermediate points, twen extevnul part of the body, ("rump I
WISE FOOLS
for generations in shoes, dty-two miles apart, livery, field will have all obstacles il ed
(ED ITOR AND PU B LISH ER )
priveil of their nuttintl blood sttp
lumined, floodlights for the landing places und illumined ply. very
the toes lose th- r
wind vanes. The planes themselves will he lighted at tip power of resistence to germ m
Wonderful man!
m eans of com fort unknown to
tack. C onstantly you read <>(
Mysterious man!
and hose.
' kings of previous generations.
poisoning th at starts in th-'
The inauguration of the new air mail delivery between hlood
See* the same sun rise over the
i'erm its millions of his brothers
foot.
New York and San Francisco suggests thut before long it will
Atlantic und set over the Pacific - to su ffer or desperately struggle
W EARING
SHOES
wiihout by driving his body, with gua and [ for a living.
he possible not only to disnntch letters in th at manner hut
Reverences health nnd spends
to send larger shipments.? The next few ycurs will see Mocking*, neglecting n cut ■•r a wing, through *pucc ut 160 milctt
n* children often do, any
i lavishly for hospitals and tho sci•n
hour.
freight and passenger service a regular thing and we .will blinter,
giirm t accum ulated are peri-intent I v
| ence of medicine.
think little of jumping from one slue of the country to the and cuntinuouidy rubbed into the Fights with his fiats in Mudiaon . Sleeps with windows sh u t and
tiasua* nnd into the blood circula Square Carden over politics uml loses teeth In th irtie s fo r w ant of
other in a few hours.
with no protecting -locking* neligion.
brushing.
Development of the airship bus hardly begun. It is just tion
between the foot and thb leather. . . Kvfu-es to support “controver
Reverence* law nnd order.
beginning to take its place us a necessity in this fast age.
The pluckier the child, the more
Dodges tuxes and
patronizes <’•
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JAN THEY PUT ON A GOOlD
FIGHT?
Jti
int Job *v r v
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me
BMy^lUCTv " t ,.
like vw
to be uaLwin
ill vuueutui
collector?i His is an un
v How
— ■- would jyou **«v
B c lf-G o v c rn m e n t. l
pleasant task but a decidedly im portant one. Dependent
upon his success in bringing in the money rests the life of
McS&m V I I o QuUfe
The President'* Son.
the business he represent*. Lack of ability.to collect money
has been the cause of many financial failures in the business
world. Many business institutions are always bordering on WHAT WET CALL sclf-govcnu
th e verge of bankruptcy through 'their inability to collect ment may no! .be real, but it is nt
outstanding accounts from supposedly reliable people.
least amusing. 'Statesmen, of the
B u t ju st think for a time about the job of a bill collec political boss type, spent yesterday
tor. Then perhaps when he calls G6 aed.yqu tomorrow or the "conferring,’' which meanik,, dis
day aft6r he will receivo a better reception apd-inpr^cQurte-. cussing various deals, to deewe on
9U8 treatm ent. Few-people think of the-influcnco held by. a n Democratic candidate, A fter
bill collector. Tho reports he-’g iv es'to hifl employe* ihaVe they decidtvybn will h a v # the
pleasure o£ "Retting excited" about
imuch to do with the credit stia’nfllng of b,ps%ss"T)}en,
the man* tAc^AtaMUDiyld^Ill vote
It is a pleasure-for him to make collections.-from some for hlni-rvnlfSA.yiW, happen to be
P«»ple. There are people who pay promptly and,who value the long to other.p a rty ,,/* '
friendship of,the bill collector as well a s’godd t*re'ditTstohtling.
WHAT THIS, PEOFLE want
The man who is man enough to comp out in t^e open an'd tell means
nothing. The ipsiders ask:
the collector that he caunot pay.his bill for- lack of funds but. “ Upon whont can we Agree? W hat
will make it a point to.do so on such and nucha day and then man Is sufficiently-eligible to save
lives up to his promise, has thU respect df the mnn trying to us from being ridiculous will suit
us all and those to t whom wo
get the nccount .straightened. Dealings witty people like this w
ork?" Nobody nsksj in th at inarc pleasant. But is there any.m nn more disgusting than hido Conference! "Whom do tho
the fellow who thinks it is sm art to keep it bill collector tro t voter* w ant?" or “ What candidate
ting back and forth for some small nccount thfit is Idng past has deserved a nomination ?” It
is purely a question of political ex.
dtle nnd which can easily be paid?
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notllqncy and ngrfcement among
bossrn.
cun find a mnn
It is indeed surprising to know ju st who comprise t h e ,---,---^ If—they
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niore reliable business men of a community. Sonic people!thnt wiU stand hitched, keep his
holding rath er conspicuous places in T h e n fe ,q ta c i)y are the
‘hfc
"promuSl
poorest pay and have the worst credit. . a -u -m-*
itj,at i.^vhq man you. will get for a
Thero are right' here in Sanfprd.a few bukrticss.Bv^i who candidate,
nre lacking in principle when it comes to paying th e b rju st
OCCASIONALLY AS IN 1R96,
debts. Perhaps they are the exceptions but the fact remains when Brynn nominated himself, n
man not Helected ,hy the insiders
they are hero and are in business.
the nomination. But that
You have m et the man who for somo unknown reason gets
happens rarely, And when it docs
fails to pay Ws little bill. You-hnve seen h im ru h *whcti he hpppen the bosses on both sides
sees a bill collector come around. You huve heard him Offer unite to bent suCh an upstart.
every conceivable kind of excuse. You htivu heard him.prom
IN TH IS CA'SE’ JuHt one thing
ise and promise with lib intention of living up' to his word. seems
agreed upon. McAdoo, who
And then you wonder how a mnn like this, posing ns honest, cam e to the convention With the
upright and a good citizen, "gets by." You then wuke up to big g est support, almost half of all.
find thnt he docan’t "get by" but is known as nothing but a th e d q ieg ate s,.m u st get out. Ail
bosses and thd big men they work
despicable deadbeat.
v >. .••**< »
. . • -.i
for. arc agreed on thut. ’ W hether
Ju st how do you stand in tho oyes of the man who tries they cun p u t the program through
to collect bills from you ? Is it a pleasure for hini to call on you will know perhaps today or
orrow . Thd suggestion th u t
you or is it necessary for him to try to figure out Home tom
McAdoo "quit for th e sake of p arty
scheme to get the money out of you which belongs to some hnrm ony" is Interestingly prepos
one else. _ Ju st w hat would you see if you were in the bill terous. ■ McAdoo, of course, will
collector's place ?
not do anything ns yellow n s .th a t.
Ills men mny quit him—if they
How would you like to chnnge places with him?
nre yellow, llu t he will stick.
-------- ------- o--------------Newspaperm en thnt watched him
fighting, high finance w l\c n J lfi
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Last week there was inaugurated thirty-six hour night
nir-miril service aeross-the Continont. Flying according to
schedule th e new postal aeiVice is proving entirely Batinfactory a n d 'is jdpbnhig new f}elci« for, transportation develop
ment. v
The trip from NeW Yot-k to San Francisco carrying the
mail requires thirty-four hours and forty-five minutes flying,
While the voyage eastward iH made in thirty-two hours and
five minutes. The discrepancy iH due partly to helpful winds
on the roturn trip.
Red, white and blue ipnil boxes have been placed at
many. Im portant points In /New York City and at various
stopping places along the r6nte. Mai) under fifty poundH in
weight and forty-eight Inches in girth will he carried. The
rates are eight,cents an ounce for any one zone and twentyf o m y i n t s n n q v n y p . f v th e entire trip. The country is df.
1 V•
IE 9ANF(
7.?;1T"1
THE EXTRA MEASURE
OF SERVICE
N uddition to the unuftl roulind !pl^
banking tran'Ractions, it is our-ptlM* <
Iiloire
to aid many of our depositors:with
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A GREAT SERVICE
k
; K;* f A s iu
*helping counsel in their business ahd
pertionul finances.
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W hether yPur problem is a larse or
small om< you will find our ofTices eager
• to help you. They aro a t your servied
throughout the hanking clay. Qall upon
them at your convenience. There is no
formality. . .
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f e a t t i l * o f Turk Ave. with the N.orth .
M ID SU M M ER N IG H lT S C A P E S
A R E \ EA IR Y U K JE
anss ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor.
L i n t o l H u g h e y S t , ru n K . 61 f t , ' N . 58.5
U BRN T lta n la bereelf m ight
d r lr n la .wear thla fairy.lik e <*po o r roae qoloteO
4 whlah l« .i-jirtnenfly worthy
F irst Woman Governor
Im nk In n nildsurqm cr nlghl'a
y.L^^the’ljrc a t ro gue o f efclf.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Mr. jio d Mrs. T. A Adi
H ro ic^ ln y mnrriftgn
Club; Hostess
lllat, Palmetto
flouncSa jybiser them w arm ; and
nunV.-,.,,Th*r moot - •( necessity
b« genermSfly, full, but tboYallh«eq
▼fritjV -Len Krriltfi ’
Is VoitfiiAk. by abt>ne> ew a or co rd ,
bd khlrtlags. -OtSrh ralry layer of
the chiffon la iScottol.aml flull'-rs
l G. I. A . picnic. L a k e
n, IS.
" Tharsdsy •
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WINNER 6 p W rL B
OF ‘'MISS FLORIDA''
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Corporation
ty dance. Lake Mary, De
rr be»tr». 9 P* m.
Scout Camp
■ News
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b t a t like »rt old-fashioned
lo ttin g as the Scouts arrive
Uj go; Seoul Camp n t Silver
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a renewal of old acquaintances
m)! one of the days when
tfag was unknown, when folks
st s regular picnic and had
fme of their llveoi tamp U now fully organized
be Scout Spirit prevails; each
i i brother to all the other
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!rt Is no Mrplas time in camp
ie day and evening is comy filled with a program which
pt. only interciting but inWn. ■: *•'.
addition to tho usual scout
H ero is Mrs. Snlednd Chacon, first women over to serve ns acting
governor of nny sta te in tho Union, nt thu chief executive’s desk in the
governor*!) offices in the enpifol nt Santn Fe. Owing to the <leath of
L ie u t Gov. Jose A. Baca, the gubernatorial m antle foil upon the shoulders flf M rs. Chacon, fleerptary nf Ftnto, when Hnvernnr Jnmes F. Hinkle
roaXod the s ta te lino en Poutc to the De’motTOttc National Convention
n New York.
f
Mrs, L. A. Faville, is the guest
L. t). Brown of Orlando spent
of her inothlier in Orlando for the
Monday in th a city oh business,
Week.
• "Torn Jones left Monday for
A ttorney William Fielding, of
Orlando to bo tho guest of friunda
Del
an d , wuu in the city Monday
fo r a week.
on business.
Miss Holly is tho .d aughter of
Mr. and Mrs, R d b e rta . Holly who
are among the best known nowsnnper people of Florida, and she
ms been known since infancy ns
nas
tho “"Baby
Baby of tho Florida State
Press Association.'* The state,
friends claim, has never produced
a more beautiful girl nnd her ta l
ent is said to equal her beauty.
"I confidently expect Miss Holly
tn develop Into a s ta r or unusual
m agnitude,” declared E rnest Shipman, internationally known pho
toplay prodocer, who has perfected
plnns for establishing tho Sun
City Studios.
Miss Kathleen Brady
Is Hon or Guest
At Shower
Program
*IAG—Minneat>oM»-St.
D p ro lh e s R a y n n t| M iss ChivuH-tto
.Sm ith h av e r e tu r n e d f r o m ' D a y
T h e c o lo r sch n m e o f p in k , an-!
to n a B each w h p re th e y s p e n b th o
w h ite w a s e f f e c tiv e ly c a r r ie d oat
p a s t w ee k -e n d ip o,8b p le a s a n tly .
tn th e d e c o rstitu u i o f ( h e h o m e.
D u rin g th e a f te rn o o n r e f r e s h
M r. ami Mra. H. E. Moddick of
Ji(ckspnvillD slopped over for the m e n ts o f creep* a n d c i k o w en
P au l
MV. a n d M ra. J.wSt. C la ir 'W h ite ,
S r., a n d .g r a n d c h ild re n le f t S a tu r
d a y f o r C h o tirA k ih , B , C.:,OH th e ir
w a y tQi lYy6n.* ^ , (1 , w fiero Mr.
and
M rs: W h ite , J r a w ill jo in
thorn.- U U Ic N a ilc y W h ite w ill g o
to C a m p *'Aa Y o u U k e I t , ’* a t
Mrs. Barn H. cTm pben, Miss
l 4 ila Campbell and Ben B talhtm ,
of A tlanta, Ga., retu rn sd to th e ir
Etikabelh Rlnes, Jack
TBurrae ITrameT^ WIlKaim
• . 7 h * V > A h T fair V i i b
now
c o n u ij^ d W
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People’s Bank of Sanford
,
. J ump S e ta . IBa*.
itK s n i'itr c a
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l-onns o n R«-«l -Kstatp
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t,o .n o o q CNiltsteral-Hrcnrlty o th fr-'th s n U ra l Ratals. . v . . . . .
A lt
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I/Oa m
and
Disoounta
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H la tr . C o u n ty - A n « l
S t o r k a fRscqrUleS.
M u n ic ip a l H onda •*y
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In d iv id u al
COUNCIL MEETING
t ' -- ---— ' * x ,
T hrrc wjll bf an lifiporlani
huainoss and social m eeting of all
Sunday school teachcra and of
ficers of the M ethodist choreh at
the home of M ils Ju lia 1-alng. The
meeting is called tonight at 8
o'clock and cvcryoh^-is urged, to
tic present. ,
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Miss V irginia DeCoursey, Ml#»
I jcoIs King, Miss Adele Rinea and
Charles H enderiun leave this aftnmnnn for Del^ntid to attend the
B aptist Assembly. , m
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flavins*
b -lio stta
H uliject
to C h e c k ...---- ---- ----- — -
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I)r, E. D. Brownlee and sisters, l>if(Vinnil t*f?fi IfJpAtc i of D ipoll!
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Miss Cnrrlw Mqy and Miss Fannin T i m e C e m n c a t a a o f v f J S M r t t ........ ...... ...................— ------ ----a s h i e r ' s C h eo k a . O u t s t a n d i n g ----- ------------ ---- . 4 —..... ....
S .S lU Jt
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B rd w n lc e , of Calhoun,
P lltS 1’n y o b l r
NotH
rived in Snnfpnt Monday night Notes and Ptlta itedlarounted
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from a motor trip to Gustis, Or D o n d a P o r r o i v e d ..................—
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lando and other .'cities of interest.
OF FLORIDA. County of Hemtnolf,
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They wefe. critorlnlncd a t dinner STATIC
I. K. H. D ro w n. CAshTer o ( t h e aboV e-natnC il n ttu k . d o s o l e m n l y a w * a r
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Monday .'night by Mrs. J . C. t h a t t h e a b o v e s t a t e m e n t Is t r u e l b t h a b en t of m y k n o w l e d g e b a d
F . I l l ...B R O W N , C a s h i e r . .
Hplghlnsdn, and loft this m orning btollef.
for D aytona B each .to spend sev
• •n WI t B RW
W
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W A K O R N o t a r y . PubUp,
Bunday In Orlando the guests of
friends.
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SPECIAL ASSESSM ENT ROLL. P R E P A R E )) UNDER AUTHOR
ITY OF RESOLUTION NO. I 4 f ADOPTfeD ON T H E
•TH DAY OF JU N E A. D. 1924.
Tho following is tho estim ated cost of paying H ughe^ FL, from
Sanford Ave. west tn Tark Ave. 24 feet in width wllh sheet asphalt
using the present grouted brick paving for base.
600 Co. yds. grading tp 60c ......... —........................... 260.00
1)00 Ln. l-’L curb A g u tte r (g* 80c
- ............................... 720.00
PRO Rq. Yds. rock base
K6c .....................................- ..........
B10.00
2300 Sq. Yds. 2’* sheet asp h alt top (p> 1.16 ............. ............. 2646,00
324 Sq. ft. concrete alley returns nt 30c ...
—
97.20
Engineering, legal expense, etc. .........- ..................... . 354,80
“Land -of the
A New Througli lVairt betwben Jacksmivillo and Asheville, operated via Savan
nah, in connection with tho SbUtherh
Railway System .'
Through Sleepers Daily Between:
Jacksonville apd Asheville
Tampa and Cincinnati (via Asheville)
Miami and Asheville
Jacksonville and Charlotte
DInInR Car Servico between Columbia and Asheville
and Columbia and Charlotte.
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Through Coaches and!Baggago Cars between
Jacksonville and Asheville.
.
TICKETS— RESERVATIONS^—INFORMATION
-w. ‘ v- ^1)
G. W. CRIM, Ticket Agent
%We 63-J
COAST
,A TL A
LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
Use T his Handy Blank to Send in Your Want Ads
C I / A B R I F i n D A D V K ItT lH IN tJ
V
8t« n U a r d l s a d fend I n d k s a d f o r Q u ic k
B e (« r« n c «
L IN fc | I t A T F 8 F O B I N f K R T l b N .
•1 ' CAflll IN ADV AN CK '
K,
I tl m * r a t e , wet- urfe ..» „ ......It®
1 tlm aa lo n a te u tlv a ly
4 - —- 4o
t.tlm a a .c o n ste u tlv a ly
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M »li»*a C 'in aacu ilv ely .4----- ----- <e
R v a r y w o rd , ti r o l a d ln a th * tie sd In a a , a d d r a a s , e if t. |a e s u a t a d a n d
c h a r s « d fur.
_ J “ f r . *1,^.'/
M i n im u m ap»r<-. i h r r r l l n v a
C o u ld a l a w o rd * to tlm Una.
U f d i s c o u n t on a t o m s r a t e s . .
M‘ieihSal(li|d a d v * f l tB tn a w ill h a l a g
a n wvar :m , U l e p h o n a i t tl m r a s h
Please inaert this ad............... ,...... timVa, beginning flvat available iBaue,
a t M c O ro ty
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T h a H e r a l d rc » arv * a t h a r i g h t t o
3as„:aiK,«
‘r a d In*.
, r ,/ri,s :
D la c a n itn u a n c a 'o f adV arflsIn* la
Covarnod h r itm name rnta* a a .ttk
loaarU ou. It t« Juki a* inipuaalbl* tu
d la re iitln u a an ad a f ta r th a rorm a
a re closed kS It- (s to In se rt 'a now
ona.
. i » . . t i -.'M ,
travel)
vage dism issed w ith prayer,
st m eeting will bp held In
dies class room the firs t
in A ugust.
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RS A F T E R
arro r h r tha readat hr
on tha day toiluwlng
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IL L N E S S
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• Baggie Mke^Rkknoti, s ic
ughter of Mr. .and. Mnt. Vf
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EFFECTIVE JUNE 20, 1924.
No 24
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Northbound
DAILY >SCHEDULE
Southbou
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12:35A.M. Ar......Savannah,
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5:35A.M. Ar...... Columbia,
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9:30A.M. Ar. ./..Charlotte,t, Sou. RV.
irg, Sou. Ry. Lv. 7 ;35P.M.
10:25A.M. Ar.—Spartanburg
1:20P.M. Ar...Hendersonville, Sou. Ry. .Lv. /ii45i M
2:25P.M. Ar...... Asheville, SOo. Ry..... Lv.- 3:40P.M.
7:05P.M. A r . . . .tl KnokVille, Soi|. Ry......... Lv.7:40A.M
7:15A.M. Ar.....„.CIndnnaU, Sou. Ry,,..r...Lv, 8:00P.M
K ra m e r,
B ro w n -
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a f t e r th e ab o v e a n d f o re g o in g sp e c ia l a s s e s s m e n t r o ll h a a b ee n c
iz e d , a p p ro v e d a n d c o n firm e d , o r In te n e q u a l a n n u a l in s ta lln
w ith I n te r e s t a t *8 p e r c e n t p e r anmwm fro m am i a f t e r ;tb e tim e '
sp e c ia l ataw n sm cn U s ta h d a p p ro v e d a n d c o n firm e d , r
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A m c cilh in o f th e E q u a liz in g B o a rd o f th e C i t y 'o f S a n f o rd , j
id n , ■w ill bo b c id a t th e C ity l l a l l a t S ;8 0 P ; M . o n th e H t h 4 a
J u ly , A . D , 1924, a t w h ic h m e e tin g a a td B o a rd w ill h e a r a n y am
c o n ip la irits 'a n d obJeClIrm h a s to s u c h . S p e c ia l A 's e e M m c n U ^ a tl^
a t t a i d t h h o ’ A d ju st a n d e q u a liz e s a id a k s c ra m c rfu o n n b a s is o f;
tlc o a n d r ig h t, a n d w h e n -R a id sp e c ia l a s s e s s m e n ts a r e so w ju a
a n d - - a d ju s te d , s a m e w ill th e n s ta n d cobf ir m e d ah? b e and tyi
:e ‘gueatg by . the
week-end in S spiord tho guest of
the M ontfzuips Hotel, while o n ,a hcatess. ,
m otor trip to the E a st Coast,
,, --Amopg thosa enjoyipg di
E. P. Kprlln of.AtlatJ^*. tit., A t
lantic Q w ut Lino contractor, hrriTo«i in the city Monday. Ur, Ji f l f
tin w |ll h . g t ,th a V a U n BoUl
while fn the city attebding to the
removal of the old railroad tracks
on tho bulkhead.
to B eg.
Notice is hereby given to .an y and all persona Interested,
special assessment* ara ln at the vnrious pieces o f »pcopert^>*bt
scribed-that aaid BMcwmcnts are payable in fall Vdlhlh tbirt;
1 At ItaiiUM. fn lb* IM In nf VlWrlS*. *1 the Vis** *>t S sh sM k
Announce Marriage
of Miss Ada Wagner
Little Miss Estelle
Higffins Entertair^
'- W . 51 f t , 6 , 6R7» f t
bnvA'auBIcIrni w i e n i l h t o lie 4 r r n j
profectlcn agatnkti yagtwnLshuuhtr
hyesrna.
Eur rd'iors.V-ftra tlr-lnn
The home of Mrs. Stella P.’ AyrlngUm of . Magnolia Avenue was
the scene of n lovely linen shower
given by the.Junior Phllathes Class
of the P resbyterian Church, honor
ing Miss Kathleen Brady.
Hoses in vases nnd b tsk cls wore
used throughout the lower floqr.
During the evening two contests
were enjoyed. The drawing conical
proved VUfy interesting. Ti\e prize,
n linen handerchicf, was Won by
MhfVNan Paxton.
Total Estim ated Cost .....................................................44883.00
'Itie heart contest was a unique
To l>e Imrne entirely by Adjacent Property,
one, and Miss Irm a Smith won the
Number of feet frontage 1674.4.
prize, a linen handkerchief.
Misses Mnv Holly nnd Helen
Assessm ent ner foot frontage 3,1016
Vcmay assisted |n serving orange
FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer.
ice nnd rake nt a late hour.
Foot
Prelim inary
Miss Brady was lovely in n
NAME
DESCRIPTION
F rontage Assessm ent
powder blue dotted swiss drr.«*
trim m ed in vnl lace.
N. H. G arn er’s F irst Addition lo M arkham P ark Heighta
This shower Is jus! one of many
$182.99
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I/)l 13 Illk K
W.
D.
Hoffman
pre-nuptial courtesies being n
182.99
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Henry Nickel ...
tended Miss Brady.
136
418.70
1Alt 16 III k K
Pauline Kannor
Adda . to MarkhalU Park Heighta, Hanford, >3a.
N. H. G arner’s Ketc
673.78
186
l>it 1 illk L
W. E. Scoggin
366.07
118
1-ol 7 Blk K •
Maude M. Jinklus
403.10
130
I All 8 HI k K
The many Sanford friend.* <>f Mrs. E. W. Rive
Hanford,
FIs.
Evan’s T errsee,
Miss Ada C. W agner, d au g h ter nf
294.R4
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Mr. nnd Mrs. D. G. W agner, nf C. D. Brum ley
Kissimmee, will be interested In C. D. Drumley
409.40
102
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her m arriage Wednesday, June 25
41
127.18
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Lot
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C.
D.
Brumley
to Mr. Basil I). H am ilton, o f ColW.
Cor.
of
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N.
Sanford
Doudney
lin^tswood,
Ontario, Canada
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Miss Fannie , Robn Munson, <*f
I xjI A. 1*1a ( Evans Terrace, run W. 00.7 ft,
this city, was Miss W agner’s maul
281.30
S. 160 ft., E. 90.7 ft., N. 160 fL. to Beg.
90.7
of honor.
HVI«vi * Miss Zoa
tv Munson wan
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Bpeitcer
Heights
an out-of-tow n. g u est a t the wed
260.29
G. W. Spgncsr .............— L«t 8 ........
80.7
ding..
409.40
Miss W agner has visited in Snn- J. C. W ainw right ..... ..
Lot 12 . .........
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ford fo r several years and h»» G. W- Hpcncet
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hosts of friends who are Wishing
her avery possible happiness.
R. R. K inard, of Crescent City,
Miss Bessie Zachary and Miss
UjT&usdsy the. scouts w ant u p en t' M opdayrin the city, culling MargH ret Zachary motored to
sbjicjo general to atten d the
Duytonn Bench to spend (bo day.
sad get converted to sedut- on local trade.
Raymond B earden' Returned on
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Tom Jo n e s'
M ondayr tt>rl Monday from his vacation spent
Jacksonville wheco ho goes to in d ifferent points in Florida.
have his ey es treated .
Mr:i. 11. J. M cArthur and daugh
■ • '^regnm for July 8 '
M r,%nnd Mra. Richard II. Jotlos ter, of Orlando, spent Monday in
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■vCjlrtcv of Radio D igest)
nnd son,i, of Eustia, spent
Monday the city shopping.
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■VSF-Atlinta Jo u rn al (45tfl) 8- in - u e pity- shopping.
Birrwitrs; 10:45 orchestra.
C . M. McMullln, of Elbcrton,
pC B -B uffalo (31D) 4:30 niuTroy Ray la spending tho week Gn.. will arrive in tho city today
fc 5^0 news.
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(it D aytona Death, Un guosl of to be the guest of friends.
PM AQ—Chicago News (447A) friends.
Pfgss; 6:30 orchestra; 7 book
If. I,. E rnest, with A rm our and
R. O. M erriw ether returned Company, of Jacksonville, spent
• j t a 7i 40 French; 8 civil sor►18:16 quartet.
Monday night from Virginia where Monday in (he city, culling on lo
—Chicsgo (630) •• 6 con- ho spent several weeks.
cal trade.
C ; TfChicsgo Musical College;
John L. W alker, of C learw ater,
WUrm talks; 7:60 m usical; 0Mrs. E. A. Douglas returned
m otored-to Hanford Monday to be Saturday from
program.
A tlanta, Ga.,
PpJA—Chicago (346) 6:30-9 ori :he guest of ids brother, J . V. where she haa l>ecn visiting her
r a n , rnusir, farm ta lk s ; . 9 (ickson, for several d a y s ,'
daughter.
P * music • m usters; 10 reMri and Mrs, W. O. Ham, of
■j^frogram.
Miss Mary B. Stafford, with the
IsbW-i-ClncInnsU (809) 0 mln- Tam pa, are spending several days Buttorlck Publishing Company of
In tho «♦*« the guests of the New York City, will bo at the
E ,* . w; H orchestra.
g i t f p Cleveland N ew s (390) Valdez Hotel.
. . 1; . Yowcll Copipnny this week.
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Bbwtlme; 7 concertM r. and Mrs. A. E. Crocker of
P rA A.—Dallas ‘News . (470)
Mr.' and Mrs. Regirtnld Holly
farm news, m usteal; 11- C enter HUI, Fb» ,, wero prom inoht and son have returned from Day
I w tr lr e l artists.
v isito rs In Sanfc
lultn
tona 1JIUV1I
Beach where WUf
thoy spent the
.cn,j m
ost pleasantly. ,
RW J-D rtroit News (517) 6 end, stopping a t the Montezuma wcc^
week-end
moaj
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Hrin8i?° News orchestrappAF—Kansas
C ity ’ - S ta r
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Sirs.
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R oobert
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Tuurner
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W) 3:30-4:30 trio ; 6-5:40 child • T h e m a n y f r ie n d s o f M rs. I., h . 0f
n c k so n v ille nefe
e n d in g sevof JJacksonville
ncte sn
Spending
m»v|t y the
th e guests
g u e s ts of
ol
tal; 0-7 School o f the A ir; B r a d f o r d w ill be g la d to k n o w slic c r n j (jay a j„ k ,0 celty
Is su ccessfu lly * r e c o v e rin g f ro m c t(l0 V ald ez H o te l . ,
N Nlghthswks.
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wHAS—Courier Jo u rn al Lou- slig h t opctatlon.
g * Hme, (400 ) 7:80-9 p. m.
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; . Mrs. Fannie U. Leo, Mrs. Zeb
M r. and M rs. George Uerenson ,
f and daughter and Mrs. JenAngelas (89^) 8 con- of* St. P etersburg spent wevcral nie Vaughn motored to New Broyr.
njh45 children; H) concert; days ns the g u est of the Monte- „„ to ty, the guests of Mrs. H. t)
sum a H otel la st week,
Stackhouse for flm dfy.
Littip $fisg Eatelle H iggins en'
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^Jp rH em p h ls , Com merclal- •e
a num ber of her friend*
C. J. Ryan, city m anager of F o rt
J**l (600) 8:30 p ro g ram ; 11
M r. n n d M rs. J . B. HnV. M iss lertained
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Ilk * ^n7aLMAi ■,1/*
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binding liens upon the property against Which kkrt ' asieasindiiU -W i
rtmdo until paid In accordance with provisions of resolution No. U l
adopted by the CHy Commission on June 9th, A. D, 1924.
(Seal)
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L- R. P H lU P S , City Clerk..
8:30 7:7
CO d a y s.
j „\r
•4« be put on next Thursday
n fathers, mothers, sisters anc
dm are going to b® there fo r
li basket mentc and the boys
lwking forward to thla ocss which will b e tn epoch in
MCoot life, and folks will get
kfaUd who never met before
!i general good time' will be
all day beginning shout noon,
etne one and all Lhc g re at am
9 including the big fa t man
’bays nobody lov« him.
sutcraU arid nitpre study have
| tho arder of Ike day and -tho
tl liuve brought in from their
s some wonderful specimens of
It done by our little feathered
ads, and wonderfully colored
by th e hand erf
.
,7bA Y T O N A .na., July 8.-r*With
Photoplay producers- ami Arienda
predicting- th et -’1ft ^ h e r *jpersnn
Florida is td coni rlbute another
OolIcCh Moore td the screen. Miss
Mildred H o lly , of Sahford, won
the all-Florida Beauty -Contest *of
the Halifax Summer Frolics, over
competitors ffrom 2rt cities.' Tho
victory ontitlos her to bo herald- I
cd ns "Miss Florida" and because
thereof she has i>orn awarded a
contract for training and K'p^onranec in the Bun City Studios, to
bo erected on a 3000-scro tra c t oo
the Halifax and Tumoka Rivers
and overlooking the winter home
of John D. Rockefeller. Work of
establishing those begins within
U u SpHngs. 2 P- »r. *
Friday
K|' ^
Those df-Ilrul^ rapes nro quits
easy to m kki. b l i of course all the
work ehOuti! bK <Took by band, as
marhlno MlichUyr would quite
a poll the' soft
, tiotUlrc Is
more charming iVw mjtumor ovenu j p than these biiporou's" ‘wrapt,
twhlpq,. fold btoupd th^-#lw|iMi'>S,
‘-
. ^ u s phowcr, honorco
tbJewn Brady, hostess Miss
IStroncv hoitio of Mm* M*
1217 Magnolia .Ave-
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�THE SANFOl
Sanford Herald
r r t ry
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An Im portant B ut'U npleasant Job
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- It* la hard to Understand why
•. the 8m lth forces failed to include
- the Wall S treet explosion in their
f McAdoo charges.
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The bobbed hair.crase haa given
the silk Industry In Switzerland
hard blow. Tho American girl
now wears few er hair ribbons.
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heneo to %ln an argum ent with a
an 1la when he tills b a r th at
ana.
-ah® is the prettiest one In tha■wort
Tb» little-girl/.dow ni the Attest-
\ w a n ts'to know whether a deadlock
. I® the nam e of a npw bold which
I S trangler Lewis has adopted.
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--------- o--------According to the Tampa Ob- server Florida showed up with ten
true and faithful delegates end a
couple of nincompoops.
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Sanford could get along better
if some of the people who full to
r their bills would leave town,
ey are a liability.
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Stuccoing 'some of the brick
buildings In tho business section of
. the city would add greatly to the
Appearonco
of the down-town
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The Ocala S ta r says one differ,
ence between a young lady and
Tom Appleyard is that the young
lady la a flapper and Appleyard L
*_____lopper.
‘ a flu;
m
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Dan DobbSi
■(•ft, r i n tu
. “Shot In Ambuah By Man,"
reoda a headline In tha New York
Times. Must be a vital apot.
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convention and everyone
____ i-erywhere knows it.
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= ^ O W CAN THEY PUT ON A GOOD FIGHT?
Brisbane
Mow would you like to he a 1)ill collector? His is*an unSelf-Government,
nataragi as «#*•and cm»» Matter, pleaaant task but n decided!
fflt one. .D ependent
Good Jolie.
Octoberr n ,. ll
111*. at the rostofflee Upon his success in bringing in the money rests the life of
McAdoo hi h o Qultfa
nfcinl,
under Act of
ifonl, Florida,
P
sreh i. H it .
The President's Son.
the business he represents. Lack of ability*to collect mpney
__ e d ito r haa been the cause of many financial failures in the business
ItOIXAWIt t» t»KAM„
. M e u ir r world. M
H. IIOWAITO 'MHML.
WHAT W E Ga l l self-govcrn.
Many business institutions are always bordering on
I'kwr
Mfl the verge
ment
may not be real,, but it is nt
’■\;u I I I M a c * a l i a A r e a a e
re of bankruptcy through their inability to collect
■ m a riu F T io ji r a t r s
least amusing. ’Statesmen, of tho
outstanding accounts from supposedly reliable poople.
Tear...__17.00 . Six MonUia.lt.BA
,
B ut ju st think for a time nbout the job of-a bill cbllec- political boas type, spent yckter.lav
Delivered In cilj
City
* M l »«.• Weekly E d i t i o n ,
tor.
Then perhaps.when he calls to see you tomorrow or the "conferring,” Which mean*,, dis
par Tear.
day aft6r he will receivo a ,better reception and more coiurte- cussing varioils deals, to decile o:\
^ Z V ^ W ^ S ' r ' . t i Z i S Z qus treatm ent. Pew .people think of the influence held by. a a Democratic 'candidal®. A fter
■ a n d n o tl c a * o f - e i i l e l U f | n N B i | n g bill collector/;; The reports he gives to hid employer hnVe they decidbcYWr will h a v « the
a r e m a d e w ill be c h a r t e d
pleasure o f g a tin g excited- nbout
r u la r a d v e rtisin g rates.
much to do with the credit a Handing of Irtl8%s
the m nn'tfiC & ^lw nji.tvidM ll vote
.I t is a pleasure for him ta make collections.fcorn some for him—unlpaa Joo, happen to be
ikh m e AsnoriATKU rn ic a s
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T h e A a e a r l a t e d P r e s s l l e x c l u s - people. There are people who pay promptly and who value the long to
.
Ir e ly e n title d to th e uee fo r re p u b o n o f a l l n e w a d i s p a t c h e s friendship of the bill collector ns well as goad tfredilf starhUirtg.
WHAT ' T tiE V K O F L E want
Ite d t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d In th l d p a p e r a n d a l e o t h e lo c a l The man who is man enough to comq o p tin t^e open an'd tell means nothing. The bunders »»k:
Ail rights of
l o tfherein.
• e p e c l a l d i s p a t c h e s the collector th at he cahnot pay hia bill for-lack of funds but “ Upon whont can wo agree? W hat
. . A ________
i r lion jof'
h e r e i n a r e a l e o r e e e r r e d . ______ - ■
will make it a point to do so on such and such a day and then man is sufficiently-eligible to save
from being ridiculous will suit
lives up to his promise,, has the respect of the man trying to us
TUESDAY, JULY 8. 1224
us all and those for whom wo
get the account straightened. Dealings witH.people like, this
D im .ii t h o u g TiV ’ f o r t o d a y are pleasant. But is thero any.m an more-disgusting than w ork?" Nobody nsksj in th a t infcido confcrcncei "Whom ilo tho
FURNISH NO FU EL:—Where
voters w aht?" or "What candidate
the
fellow
who
thinks
it
is
sm
art
to
keep
h
bHl
collector
tro
t
no wood la, there the lir e goeth
deserved a nomination?” .* It
out; ao where there la no ta le ting hack and forth for some small nccount thftt is Idng past hisatpurely
a question of political ex.
bearer, the atrlfe ceiseth.—Prov due and which can easily he paid?
'pedjqncy and agreement among
erb1* 26:20. te.i ,*'..•>*•».-)*;
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It is indeed surprising to know Just who comprise the bosses. If they can find a man
that Will stand hitched, keep his
UNBIDDEN GUESTS
more reliable business-men of a community. (Sonic people promises
the men that namo him,
My thoughts are not my own;
holding rather conspicuous piuccs in ine ufeuft'a;city are the regardlessto of
platform promises,
Unbidden gueata they crowd
poorest pay and have the worst credit.
■»-*«-.u him *i
I that-ls-tliq man you. will get fo r n
Upon mo when alone,
“ A W ith footatepe aoft or loud.
There are right here jn Sanford.a few buk(\|pss.hv§i who candidate.* • • 1
are lacking in principle when it comes to.paying thei*<ju.st
OCCASIONALLY AS IN 1806,
__ some I would drive hence
debts. Perhaps they are the exceptions hut tho fact remains when Bryan nom inated him self, a
nr1th acourging. If I could,
they are here and are in business.
, .' m an not seloctod by the insiders
lu t I have no defence
g ets the nom ination. Hut th a t
It their hardihood.
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You have m et the man who for some unknown reason happens
rarely, an d when it does
fails to pay hia little hill. You-have seen hlnrTUh When he hpppen the bosses on both sides
others I entreat
sees a bill collector cpmc around. You huve'hchhl him offer unite to beat sucH an u p start.
/1th pleading tea rs to stay ;
every conceivable kind of excuse. You huvo heard him.prom
th eir timid feet
IN TH IS CASK juct one thing
<sw ift to haate away.
ise and promise with no intention of living up to his word. seems
agreed upon. McAdoo,’who
—Alexander Gray,
And then you wonder how a man like this, posing ns honest, | came to the convention With tho
upright and a good citizen, "gets by.” You then wake up to biggest support, alm ost hnlf of all
m It be a GUaaT
wfind th at he doesn't “get by” but is knowji as nothing hut n the d eleg a tes,,m u st get out. All
bosses nnd the big men they work
' Bitting around la the beat thing despicable deadbeat.
for. are agreed on th at. ’ W hether
sme people do.
Just how do you stand in the eyes of the man who tries they enn puY th e program through
Sanford needa leia talk about to collect bills from you? Is it a pleasure for hini to call on you will know perhaps today or
improvementa th a t are to be made you or is it necessary for him to try to figure out some tom orrow. Thd suggestion th u t
McAdoo "quit for the sake of p arty
more action.
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scheme to g e t’thc money out of you which belongs to some hnrm
ony" is Interestingly prepos
Ju st what would you see if you were in the bill terous. • McAdoo, of course, will
" ; Coolidgo and LaFollette are alike one else.
not do anything as yellow a s .th n t.
In a t leaat ono reapect, each held a collector’s place?.
His men may quit him—if they
convention all of hia own.
How would you like to change places wifh him? .1
are yellow. Rut he will - stick.
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* The entire country la shocked
» today with the news of the death
o f Calvin Coolidge, Junior. Death
scents to bo stalking around the
' W hite House entirely too mi)ch.
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e .Wulaen expedition sent out
e National Geographical So...
to the northw estern region of
China reports finding a blond,
-• curly-haired Chinese people.
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On buay days the tra ffic altua___ on
j n ’ Mdgnolla (Ayvenuo
v e n u aahd
j|f ' on
tlon
Unr F irst and
Park Avenue betArWr
Second Streets Is a serious one.
Little time should be wasted In
making those Avenues wider.
About ten million people In this
country listen In over their rudlo
seta to entertainm ents. In ell
bability they are all cussing the
static caused by the racket a t Ne/r
York.
• --------- o--------The city of Lime, Peru, has an
earthquake about onca a week, but
ten years there has been no loss
life or property. Slight Jars
heavy rumblings ora the chief
__ cteriatics.
Which reminds
i of Madison Square Garden.
-o— —• .
A German university la offering
of B.D. which la known
to r of Beer” degree. It
upon the completion of
rae in 'b e e r making. Anierlmoonshiners will plemae Uke
. Sanford Herald contains s l
avery day some account of
alopmonts for the coming
Those persona who intend
ay .for vocations can easily
on w hat la happening
Phone The Herald of.
tha paper sent to
and other
to a
hoe
) o r h . will die
r
,
l
M
L
No m atter how bid If
gots, it la always anxious
The demand for people
polite exceeds Ih'o supply.
Collectors usually haunt v]
when the ghost walks nt th««
Justice is blind, but moitj
think we are eye doctors.
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f
Every aulo nccldenl Vs eat
jay walkers or Jay d river^
.riSom q m an.ptayiaw ay Mj
th at when they do e a i 'al< |
look for th'd A ltfo ’ i '
_____ ■ b-,t
No Fohrt)i of July Is
without somebody calling.c
•The colors th a t Acver'nnL%
We hnvd our-ups and
optim ist looks fqrward to
and a pessim ist to the downtj
Sonifl Vollcge has been giv
therm om eter a few honor
grccs, •
cfl-
Men a re known by the cob
they keep; women by the
th ey keep on wearing.
,
*•'
■-—r-—
A common dog is the;
watch dog.— Get a gcaal dog j
some burglar ia liable to stezll
*
t •♦»»•'» 1 - - * t •
Too n\any iired buslnedl
work tbop^ielves into heart,!
trying to avoid1business fails
(ill
June is gone nnd those who i
aged to 'sta y single through it?
fairly safe for another el
months.
V.
THE PICNICKING SEASON
PALM BEACH POST
Fi nicking tim e from coast to the shaile trees, nnd whooped nnd
coaM
is abroad ill the g reut A m er yelled nnd put up hnmmbck» nnd
Newspaperm en th at watched him
fig h tin g high finance when he ican "lUhiry. From one year to the swing*; threw melon rinds nil
forced through the Hudson tunnela other "spots" are picked out and nbout the Inmiyenpe, turned loose
and when he ran the railroads and
- Last week there was inaugurated thirty-six hour nljfht regulated bond in terest ra te s (hailed to he used "by m erry folk— th eir tnlking machines, nnd ns dnrk
nir-matl service across-the Continont. Flying according to against Wall S treet's m andate, every convenient nook where nppronched, climbed nbourd the car,
nhrii!'* nnd trees nnd vines ennopy | leaving behind cans nnd papers und
schedule the new postal HetVice js proving entirely satisfac knew th at he is no quitter.
a idiaile; every little stream or table offnl. City folk a r c inclined
tory a n d 'is jdpfenhig new fields ‘forrtransportation develop MCADOO HAS doubled his stretch
of,w ater, preferably n patch to overlook th e fact th a t the hig h
ment.
stren g th throughout the country of green by the shore, overshadow ways of th e country are dedicated
The trip from NeW York to San Francisco carrying the since the convention begun. Those ed by greftt,- ta ll elms or sycn- to the public much like the stree t
mail requires thirty-four hqlirs and forty-five minutes flying, th at know him only by dim hedrsn)- m on-, with green fields running before th eir homes and th a t it is
one definite thing now. They to the higher woodbind alope;~the ju s t as g re a t a sin to sca tte r
while the voyage eastw ard\is made in thirty-two hours anil know
know th at the whole g a n g ' of hemi nf Inc river, the dead end of u garbage over one as over the other.
five minutes. The discrepancy is due partly to helpful winds financial nnd Corporation high rural line, nil beenuse the Ultimn Thero is no difference between
binders hate him and want him .Thule of tho autom obile picnicking tresp assin g on farm nnd tre sp a ss
on the return trip.,
Red, white and blue mail boxes have been placed ut beaten, no m ntter who else may be 'party. And then, like ns not. the ing on city property.
nnd th at is nbout ns good n sn.rt becomes desecrated when the
F requent and persisten t abuses
many Im portant points i n /New York City and at various chosen,
r.M'i inline Dilution ns the voters picnic is on and is left in th a t enn- of country p ro p erty nnd country
stopping places along the r6nte. Mail under fifty pounds in would usk for any candidate. It is '3iti.ni, P erhaps the owner of the hospitality, hqyvever, have made
— *J ” ----m ust* clean
---- '*it—up*■him
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self millions of county* folk w ary about
Weight nnd forty-eight Inches in girth will he carried. The the recommendation to which I j i - p roperty
rates are eight.cents un ounce for any one zone and twenty- Follette owes hi* influence, and t 0 nnd then he will put up great sign* iicnlckcrs from the city. J u s t a
|
‘•‘yWSli.MKi” . P?. ‘•bf't l»‘‘> ittlc common courtosy and common
t e - f i f n t a an c^nefijor the entire trip. The country is dif e ' " ' ‘ * ith'■
1 " n e x t s tra n g e r Is w arned nnd sent BenfcH'tin flic puft o f the public!
video into three zopes. Ira: first is between New York nnd |
____
aw ay with th e feeling that
,!at ‘‘theso
V*0*” j would innke picnicking p arties w e l-1
ALL FA TH ER S AND m others form ers are stingy an d crabbed com e-anyw here. The careless and ■
Chicago, the secoVvd. between Chicago and Cheyenne, and
should be put on their gum d by the apd unreasonable."
tho third betweon Cheyenne and San Francisco.
the selfish do nothing but spoil the j
illness
of tho P resident’s son. The
Most likely the form er is a gen fun for everybody when they c a n - 1
For tho .purpose of gutting the night flyers the airway boy wore
shoes or sandals, with no
soul nnd the picnickers nre not he Impressed with the neces- j
is illumined in a manner considered a marvel of engineer stockings, ns thousands of boys nnd' erous
the unreasonable ones. T here wouhl sity of leaving each place w h e re ;
ing. Lighthouses and beacons are pluced along the way and girls do evety day in summer Thai be forty-seven kinds of bowl*, und they pirnick in as go.i.1 or better
the beulili denartm ent would le* condition than they found it, avoid
tho combined candle power pf all of them will be 5.17‘.1,000.- is most dangerous.
out. nnd maybe the fire d e ing nil vandalism in the way of
000. At tho main lighting stntions of Chicago, Iowa City. I THK FAR., M j.;vf kVw 11KIt y called
partm ent nnd the police force, if breaking
or
destroying
Omaha, North Platte and Cheyenne, there are towers which 11„ imprrym.t.-.r witli «lHngi>n»iV fit rmer* loaded up th eir grub and flowet*. andtrees
conducting them selves
will carry electric light beacons of five hundred million can- IjM'rm.-t, im-liiiliiie tb<- gi-rm »f lork- came into the towns for their j generally n* they would like for
dle powder and visible for one hundred and tiftv miles, being Jaw “"<• infiumerubii* «Uut it/rno picnics: if they parked themselve* others to behave in picnicking on
on the back end of your lot beneath th eir property.
placed slightly above the horizon so us to meet the eye of the ,ha‘
M.-mI
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J u st (A Beginning-
f
pilot in the sky. These lights flash around a circle three I
„m| ,.H|i,-<-i«ill> ih<-t,...... n..times each minute. Incandescent acetylene lights of five more runil> uif<-<t«iilmn un> ..th. >
million candle power will flash a t intermediate points, twen- 1externul pmi <>f 0u< l....i> f'nuiu
WISE FOOLS
ty-two miles apart. Every field will have all obstacles •!; Ip.'.vlVr .^ ‘^ 0 mu,,nil l.L l'-n,'
(EDITOR AND PUBI.ISIIEiD
Jumined, floodlights lor the landing places and illumined ,\iy. v.-ry nfi.-n ti..i..m- ti..,.
wind vanes. The planes themselves will be lighted at tip power of n-MMcnc-*- t<» K'-rm m
W onderful man!
meuns of com fort , unknown
to
and base,
tack. CoiiHtnntly you ri-u.l «>t
M ysterious man!
kings of previous generations.
The inauguration of the new air mail delivery between
iw|!,,,ii" ik that atarta in th.Sees the sam e sun rise over the
P erm its millions of his brothers
Now York and San Francisco suggests thut before long it will
A tlantic and set over tho Pueific to su ffe r or desperately stru g g lo '
W EARING
SHOES
without by driving his body, with gaa nnd for a living.
be poaaiblo not only to disjmUh letters in th at manner but
Reverences health nnd spends
to serai larger shipm ents.: Tho next few ..years will see stockings, neglecting a cut "r u wing, through space a t 150 miles
blister, air children often do. any
lavishly fo r hospitals and the sci
an
hour.
freight and passenger sorvjce n regular thing and we will goring
accum ulated nre perMistentlv
nf medicino.
think little of jumping from one slue of the country to the and continuously rubbed Into the F ig h ts with Ids fists in Mudison ence
Sleeps with windows shut and
tiHsuts* nnd into the blood circula S q u ate Gurdcn over politics und loses teeth in th irties for w ant of
other in a few hours.
with no protecting siockinv- religion.
brushing.
Development of the <nr*h‘l» has hardly begun. It is just tion
between the foot und tht* leu tb ei. . R efuses to support "controver
Reverences law nnd • order.
beginning to taku its place us a necessity in this fast age.
The pluckier the child, the more sial" new spapers or m agazines.
Dodges tuxes and patronizes
-------------- o -------------probability of u neglected woun I
Spends millions to see u prize bootleggers.
‘T H E NEW YORK World thinks a man a Statesman If und Iwiylsh courage, unfortunately, fight.
Invents gus bombs which, when
no protection against germ u tdropped from planes, will annihi
his ear is trained to catch the slightest pulsations of a pock- is
Sends photographs by wire.
tacks. Child!en with feet com '•Is m ost popularly interested in late populations of cities.
ctbook, and it regards us a ’demagogue’ anyone who dures to pletely
bare are in less .lunger. Tint ’an find no uaiversally acceptpictures and comics.
listen to th e ’ heartbeats' of humanity.’’—William Ji^qings sole of the foot becomes hardened. legBuild
< a Woolworth tow er nnd | able plan for settling intem utiunThvru
is
no
ehufing
of
the
skin,
in.
Bryun.
*
<■- - carves a statu e un a m ountain.
id disputes by processes of reurubbing of germ s into and through
------------ o-----------Ilus not solved the problem of »on.
cuticle. Feet hure, compel can the city slum.
I „ Sings of the beauty of the forA MEAN RAILROAD crossing is the one ncross First tho
tlon in walking and running and
Enjoys the radio and undor- 1 e»t and believes in conservation
Street down by the freight station. If you don’t think so a y from a bare foot, rushing through stands
; of natural resources.
its principle.
gruss and weeds, germ s are rubbed
it and see.
Allows two-thirds of all timber
Hopes lii.s son will not be visuwuy, not held and rubbl'd in.
FRONT
BALTIMORE SUN
Observo the front teeth. They
glisten. They glisten because they
have been scrubbed with a brush
anointed with
somo paste or
powder. They redeem u hoindy
face. They are social and com
mercial assets. Now observe the
back teeth. Do they glisten ? They
do not; they are nothing to brag
about.
They are commonplace
workers doomed to remain in the
background. They get a lick and a
promise instead of a, thorough
scrubbing fore and a ft—partly, of
Course, because thMf are not easy
to get At, but chiefly because they
do not ahow, If every amllo re
vealed them to the public, they
would receive a grooming no less
thorough than th at given the boys
out in front.
'
....
Years ago A cynic remarked that
clothes make the man. The mod
ls, being enamored of democracy,
vc
doctrine and in
ve rejected this doctrf
sist with Burns th a t a man is a
man for a ’ that. But oven while
iting th a t a -man
man tnuat
m ust be
i>u
lnaisting
ad by
oy what
judged
whal he does, they conUnite to judge him by the way ho
ska; and ta Ithis they era in no
looks;
a t fault, for the human race
the testimony of
it learned to
E
•jt.i
u “front" is a heritage from ten
thousand gum-rations.
If only the yokuls, un young in
tellectuals call them, were impress
ed by sartorial elegance, there
might be reason to boust .that the
race is outgrowing Its simian love
of play-pretties; but when cynical
and hard-boiled reporters visit the
haunts of the greut, even these
write scornfully of Jones because
hia collar does not fit his neck ami
write respectfully of Brown be
cause his tailor has done well by
him.
If you would obtain financial
backing, you m ust from all points
radiate the Impression th at you do
not need it. Lot him say otherwise
who will, a shave and a shine bring
home tha bacon and whiskers four
days old are good for thirty days
in Jail.
In a land where such conditions
obtain it la foolish to scold those
who live in a “good neighborhood"
where the rent takes half their
earningsearning:, or those
tnose who spand
spend their
all for frocks and stockings. The
desire of each Is to get ahead—to
climb—to- g at more money and
mors pleasure for less effort—and
M a means to th at end nothing yet
invented by man serves so w«U as a
to Iks destroyed by fire , or in
lonary" or “dreamer."
• •
Develops . in thu United States wasteful cutting.
Accepts oil as automotivo fuel.
sufficient farm luml and agricul
Allows .25 per cent oi the value
tural machinery to supply half the
world with creature necessities. of oil to evaporate in storage and
1Cannot devise u world credit loaves from 26 to 86 per cent of
system, though millions overseas oil in the ground, due to reckless
cry for the wheat and corn which drilling.
Writes classic literature and
bankrupt farm ers burn for fuel.
economically prints it with a rt
Invents motion picture.
'Demands of the movie tho crud rivaling thut of mohnstcry monks.
Buys Sloppy Stories to read.
est mulodrama und ru'vest "ro
Believes in God.
mance."
HAWLEY, M URDERED by Chi
Dlscovcra jhe .secreta ,®f wealth
Worships mammon.
<
nese junk men—which means pir aad
supplies th e 'm k s s e s with Wonderful, atrqnge inan!
atical seamen, not dealers in junk—
was not even a Dritish subject. He
TT
was "only" an Americun. But
wus employed by a ' British firm
and that was enough for the Brit
ish sea captain, lie landed hia men W ‘*>
JACKSONVILLE JOURNAL
urul compelled the Chinese authori
ties to execute two of the Chinuna 1 The jibes, taunta und insults
The treatm ent accorded the Com
junk men as a little lesson to tho ogalnsti WiUlam J. Bryan a t thv
moner
by his gallery assailants and
others. And .then he compelled
every one of the high Chinese offi £ ew York copyention serve to presa foes will only add to his
cials of the Sechwon province to firrove the g re a f service he rendered fume for he was larger than they,
walk‘humbly behind the hearse *t and monumental part he played in he had a higher vision. They hfvo
the murdered American’s funeral.
The- Chinese authorities "protect? an epochal convention. A press but shown their oSrn littleness. *
Florida is proud of her boat
against such rudeness by tne com-, teryicu that attacked and belittled
mender of the British gunboat, but him. Shows only ita prejudice and known adopted citizen. It takes
that won't do any good. Our State narrow-mindedness. Im partial ob- comfort in the honors Accorded him '
Department "makes represents' svrv*r« praise in highest terras the and the tributes spoken in his
lions" about the m urder, of an attem pt of Mr. Bryan *to > 9mpose
American citizen end
and th at wo®
Afutrican
won't an issue into.which has crept much praise by those who rose above tbe
tum ult and saw bis motives and tha
bdUter China. What, impresses the
a man leads an assembly caliber of hia achievements. HU
Chinese and others scattered
in prayer he is not to aorVico lay in pointing the wAy i 1 .’ the aim;
around the world
HOW m i T ilt, r.nciii
their greut em pire to g eth er? How
do they keep three hundred million
Asiatics in order with only lum*
hundred thousand Britons in all
India? You gut un unswt-r in thu
death in Chinn of Edwin C. H aw
ley, and the action taken by thu
com m ander of His B ritish M ajes
ty 's ship Cock C hafer.
A GREAT SERVICE
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I-'*..
“
ENh•
V b***W
^f7^* li
vs**iot—
"How does he do it?”
“ H e earns no m ore than I do, but he
had money enough to buy that house.’*
(They didn't know thet theii friend paid*
for his hom e with money ho hsd
A fund for. a home can be Accumulated
in a few yean by opening an Interest
Account with ut and depositing a small
amount every Meek.
STRENGTH — SERVICE — TROGRESS
Seminole County Bank
4% Interest Paid on Savings ,
THE NEW TREATMENT F0R . 3AD COI
liruK K lat* n r« I n s t r u c t e d in r e f u n d m n n « r In e v e r y I n s t a n c e v b i
s a t i s f a c t o r y r e s u l t s a r e n o t o b t a i n e d . T h e v e r y firs t tloso of
Cl.KM JI»M:s I.IVKIl AND KU1.1HV TONIC
a lm o s t In v a ria b ly sto p s th ^ te n d e n c y of sn e e z ln v a n d coushln
o m l t h * t h i r d d o s e u s u a l l y s t o p s t h e s e v e r e s t COLD. T h e coming
C old m u s t tie c l a s s e d u s u s e r i o u s dlsa-ass s o g e t rid n f It a t one
I f y o u r m u s c l e s u r« s o r « o r y o u
have th a t
c h il ly ■ f^elln
w i t h a d u l l h e a d a c h e . I t 's a s u r a s i g n t h a t y o u H ave t a k e n cal
D o n 't w a l l f o r I ' n e u i n o n l a t o d e v e lo p , h u t h u y a b o t t l e o f CI.K
JO N ICS 1.1 V Kit AND K I D N B Y T O N IC t o d a y . T h e c o s t Is sms
an il » o u c a n n o t a f f o r d to t a k a a c h a n c e a t t h i s tl m o o f S*§
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THE EXTRA MEASURE
OF SERVICE
N ptldilion to the usuftl routine- of,
banking transactions, it is our priv
ilege to aid many of our dapositoya’.with
helping counsel in their business and
personal finances.
W hether, your problem Is a large or
small one| you will find our offices eager
to help you. They are a t your service
throughout the banking day. Call upon
them nt your convenience. There is no
formality.- , , , \ ■ArjA’-.
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�M ID SU M M ER N IC H t* S
V E A lR Y U K t
Office 148,
MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor.
TJBKN Tltanla herself m liht
deign. to w ear ;v|hla , tslq u
' n«
F irst Woman Governor
ANNOUNCEMENT
G. W. Spencer ..............;„B i> g . a t In t, o f the^.
K a sl Line o f P ark A re. w ith the N o rth ,
.Link of Hughey St., run E. 51 ft., N. 58.5
W; 51 I t . Si 6RA ft.' to Eeg. 1.—— ... 5*
Notico is hereby given to any and all persona lr
speeial assessments against the vnrloes pleoea of*pro]
scribed th a t aald assessment* are payable In fall wit
it r e a r a . T J je 'ljg e a t v o fn o o r s b l f .
16o a n d t o h e n r t d a ( g e o r g e t t e ) , say*
Of this airy clairMctrr.
itfia
Tp* SUp-
several i >4«% Unrad
flounce* rrniWr. them worm L4n<l
fluffy.
They m u tt of necessity
be generously, full. but t b o f alines*
rorJliied by gentle rnw i of m r t .
shirring*. JU rh fairy layer of
krp^attion
cCimplaihU and objections aa to such. Special AMesatfienUw^rtd fffl
a t aald lllhe rtdjittt and eqURlUe'said assew nicnta.on a ban's of Jus
lice and right, and when kald’ specUl 'assessments are •so nqualiiennd,- adjusted, same -will then stand confirm ed and be And fpthtti
binding Hens upon tho property against which sM d'asieaajuetiU a r
made nntll paid In accordance with provisions of rsaolutfon No. 14
m ach in e
stltch tttv
w o u ld
q u ite
sp o JL Jh e J O f t'
i e t N e th ta e Is adopted by the City Commission on June Oth, A. D. 1024.
(Seal)
L. H. P IN U P S , City Cfcrk,more c h a r m i n g fy.r n n m n r r » v c n - l M f ‘ th an Vhcsa fhpoi-ot:*, wraps, 6:30 7:7 •
!v
v *
• w h ic h ,, prid a r n u p * i t h o , s h o u u t i r*
s,\ VV/ »f 43TV. v- ■+*
» r a 0g u k h t ‘ai| a fl-'Cllpa rft^|itk,lyBi
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hEFOItT OF T n r. c b itn iT u N 6 F '.
L h ftv * ;k u (n c |c n t w t g n l l h t o b e q r r n f
NO. 03-H4
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p r o f e c t l o u apralnSU y n g f n n j . k u n t m * *
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Scout Camp
1 News ,:
|« Jint like-art 6ld-fftihioned
, Mrftlng a t the ScouU arrlvo
is Boy Scout Camp n t Silver
renewal of old acquelnU nces
U one of the days when
ag was tinkrtown, when folks
t A'regular picnic end bed
h of their Uvea,
camp Is now fully organised
U a brother to *11 tlje other
lers ta no rtrp lu s tim e In cam p
he d*y and evening la tom *
ily fined with * program which
■ut. only interesting b u t ln>
ctlvr. • —
i addition to the usual scout
ie the scouts Are U k in g th e ir
i <in the preparation of a pro*
■4e.be put on next T hursday
n fathers, mothers, sisters and
ihissare going to lie th ere fo r
lr basket picnic and th e boys
looking forward to this ocoa which will b e an .epoch in
t scoot life, and folks will g et
Hinted who never met before
va general good time will be
all day be ginning about noon,
H ero Is Mrs. Solcdad Cbacrtfr, first women over to serve as ncting
governor bf miy state In tho Union, nt tho chief'executive’s desk in the
governor's offices in the enplfol at S anta Fe. Owing to the death of
Lieut. Gov. Jose A. Uncn, the gubernatorial m antle fell upon the shoul
ders of Mrs. Chncon, secretary of state, when Governor Jam es F. Hinkle
ro>t*ed the atato line cn rtoutc to the Democratic National Convention
n New York, f
?
M rs. L. A. F aville.ia the guest
‘ L . t). Drown of Orlando tipcnt
of her m olhhcr in Orlando f o r the
Monday in tho city oh busincsn,
week.
• Tom Jopea le ft Monday for
A ttorney William Fielding, of
Orlando to bo the guent of friends
DeLand,
waa in the city Monday
fo r a week.
' .
on buflinb-sa.
,
io Progrram
R, R. Kinard, of Crencent City,
a p a n t1Monday>dn the city, caHbtg
on local trade.
MIsa DcBaie Zachary and Mias
M argaret Zachary motored to
Duyloun Bench to spend tho day.
Tom i o n e s ’ Vetl^ Monday^Htrl
Jacknonvillo w here ho goo# to
Raymond llcqrdcn Returned on
Monday from 111* vaeatlon spent
in different points in Florida.
- Trojrsm for ’Ju ly 8
(Cwpttsy of Radio D igest)
^B-AHanta Jd u m h l (420) .8- /in -tho pity- shopping.
rthestrs; 10:46 orch estra,
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f
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YfR—Buffalo (310) 4:30 mdT roy Ray Is spending the week
6:30 news.
“ 1’ r /
• , n t D aytona Beach, the guest of
MAQ—Chicago New s (447.6) friends. “
[gsh; 6:30 orch estra; 7 book
R. O. M crriw ether returned
7:40 Fronch; 8 civil eor*
r8:16 quartet.
Monday night, from Virginia where
iW—Chicago (638) 6 con- he spent several wock#.
I’T1Chicago M usical College;
John L. W ulkcr, of C learw ater,
’farra talks; 7:60 m usical; 80 program.
- - ■ t f.
m o to m l -to S anford Monday lo be
TA-Oiicago (345) 6:30-9 ori- the jpucat of hla brother, J. F.
musjc, farm ta lk s : 9 Hickson, for acverul d a y s ,'
•M music ‘ m aatera; 10 reM ri and Mr*. W. O, Ham , of
t irogram.
'C incinnati (309) 9 min* Tam p#, aro spending several days
! Djow; 11 orchestra.
In tho ®H*V the guests of the
wX^-OtvdUnd^" New« (3p0) Valdoc Hotel.
*--- ----twdtime; 7 concert.
M r. and Mrn. A. B. C rocker of
FAA~D s 1Irs 'N ew s
(476)
farm news, m usical; 11- C en ter Hill, Flu., w ero pronjlnent
visitors In Sanford fo r th e w eek
hjatnral a r tis u .
end, . stopping a t the Montcxurns
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■firs. 11. J. M cA rthur and daugh
ter, of Urlande., spout Monday in
the city .shopping.
j
C. M. McMullin, of Elberton.
Gn.. will arrive in the eity today
to be (he guest of friends.
H. L. Krneat, with A rm our and
Company, of Jaeksonvillo, spent
Monday in the eity, calling on lo
cal trade.
Mrs. E. A. Douglas relum ed
S aturday from
A tlanta. Gn.,
where she has l*een visiting her
daughter.
Miss Mary B. S tafford, with the
n u ltc rirk Publishing Company of
New York City, will bo a t the
Yowcll Copipany thia week.
Mr. ami Mrs. Reginald Holly
and son hnvo returned from Day
tona Beach w here thuy spent Ih.e
week-end mo*t ploaaantly. ,
Mr. and M rs. R obert W.‘ T um or
Tho' m any friends of Mrs. L.. E. of Jacksonville a rc anendlng sev
B radford will be glad to know ahe e ral days in tho city the guests of
It auecessfullir recovering from u th e Valdez Hotel.
alig h t operation.
Mrs. Fannie U. Loo, Mrs. Zob.
M r. and M rs. Gcopge Berenson R atliff and daughter and Mrs. Je n
o f St- P etersb u rg snent aevcral nie Vaughn motored to New Sm yr
days a# th e g u e st of the Monte- na to bo the guest# of Mr*. II. R.
zum n H otel la st week.
Stackhouse for th e d#y. , ,
VjL,**!* *’ _ > ■ : C .J. Ryan, city m anager of F o rt
Mr. apd Mr#,. J . B, May. Mlsa
ric re a spent tho week-end In' Dorothea Ray and Mis# Chjvalettc
S anford w ith hi* wifo and chil Sm ith have returned from 1 Daydren on W est F ir s t S treet. Mr.
Ryan is well known in Sanford* a t
one tim e being Sanford's city
m anager.
Miss W inifred Anderson, of
H artford, Conn., is -visiting Mr.
and M rs. H. II. Lawson a t th eir
homo'tm Union Avenue fo r a short
tim e prior lv her sailing tor Eu-
Mildred - Holly, of Soh ford, won
the all-Florida R eau tv ’C ontest of
the llsllfa x Summ er Frolics, over
com petitors ffem 2ft cities. Tho
victory entitles her lo bo h erald
ed ns "M iss Florida" and because
thereof she ha* been sw arded a
contntet for training and apjfasnrnnee In the Run City Studios, to
bo erected on a 8000-acre tra c t on
the Hnlifnx and Tomoka Rivers
nnd overlooking the w inter home
of John D. Rockefeller. Work of
establishing those begins within
60 days,
.
Miss Holly is tho dau g h ter of
Mr. and Mrs, Robert 5. Holly who
are am ong Inc best known nowspnper people of Florida, and she
has been known sinen infancy as
tho "Daby of the Florida St#to
Press Association.". The state,
friends claim, has never produced
n more beautiful girl and h er ta l
ent is said to e(|ual h er beauty.
" I confidently expect Miss Holly
to develop into a ’star of unusual
m agnitude," declared E rn est Shipmnn, internationally known pho
toplay producer, who has perfected
plans for establishing the Run
City Studios.
b rfttw a.
F o r r d ’t s r s ' o f t S n tints’!)
s u c h PTttpa. unit V It l* lirolrc.) {A
u s e t h e m I S t S t n f r J h c ecu s o n , I v >
m a v b o l l n y l w V h v S |v rt .
The rape shoe*) h'ere
voii
plnlt, and. b y ‘Jirs w ar. Pint- *i»hd*
hl*ri'l^r| tlH )tyt or colors /nVrtrcd
F rtrU fq r eumbnor *ecr>rdlrtg to
thb rpeneV chert) *nntr«t* of colors
and v m nirrlnl*
recently • lesunri.
This hi wclrtrma trews. for roe*
cplnrsd rtryrs-s like roan ehftrleq
Keht* r*W J» twnowln# *!„>» no tho
r«inp|pt*nn opd s*f hecoixln* to
)•}(*•» women. •’ Tho fur rollnr of
tn u oink cMffOn onp, u a eofi
«lnvo.drr»v. an d tb fc til 0 pci's a r t o:
rose muin.
IttsnqiM itra
i *
o tes a n d m ils
IVonds D o r ro w e d
Ited leco u n tp d
Tot a I
• Mrs. 8am tttLula Campbell and Bi#n Btotham,
of Atlanta, Ga., returned to their
home th is morning a fte r spending
several days aa the guests of Mrs.
L, N. Hansel!. - - •
’
daughters. Mary 'B ella and Ktwtada; returned -. Sunday- f f #
Glfennvillc. Ga.. where, they spent
tho week-end m ost ■ ple*f*nwjr.
M rs. Durrence .Mrs. C oates’ mo
ther, returned with them to spend
several day#.
. '
10 A m e r i c a n m u s i c ; 1 2
W»n?«4*dy (380) 6 mu.rarelogue; 9:16 organ.
Pringfifld (337) 4 on-
^ Ptchaat« ; 6:90-bed*er»scrable}
'piano;
• Mias Helen Hoggc, Frederic M.
g-s*__- n
Hoago knda Glenn
G. Hatrla
V avl^ Ur*n)
of M “r s . J a m e s
th s holiday g u c a ta itLaughlin
*rtd,-frif
H tfr AA.
W
u r a s w i i i »I IfI ----. 'Vsohi of P ittsb u rg h ’ an d W inter
Park, a t the Clarendon
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(o' Mae Hicks<m, i
of M r.,and M ra
Check
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No
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thkt ths above siniem stit Is true to the best of my knawledg* A
belief.
F. I l. imOWN, Cashier.
.i
y t lit*. BROW N,<«»
Hi rULIMTON.i. *' r-nr
B ubR crlhed nm) feworn to b « f o p
”*» >1 t v - v t #4.
w a sii
“L a n d o f t h e S k y S p e c ia l”
A NeW Through T rain befcvteen Jacksbnvillo and Asheville, operate# via Savan
nah, in connection with the' Southern,
Railway System.
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EFFECTIVL JUNE 29, 1924.
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No 24
No. 23
Northbound
DAILY.»SCHEDULE
SoutfcbomM
3:55P.M. Lv.......‘Sanford; A. C. L . ......Ar. 2:25P.M. R
8:15P.M. Lv. ... JaqkgohviHey A. Cv U tuvA g>s^l6A .M .
12:35A.M. Ar......Savannah, A. C. L. ...X r.— 4:05A.M.
5 :3 5 A .M . A t...... Columbia, Sou. ^ .ity . LV. 10:55I*»M.
0 :3 0 A .M . Ar. ... C harlottt, Sou. Ry. ;...Lv. 5:20P,M.
10:25A.M. Ar.—Spartanburg, Sou. Ry. Lv. 7tSBP.M.
1:20P.M. Ar...Hendersonville, Sou. Ry..Xv. ,4:45P.M.
2:25P.5L Ar...... Asheville, ’86u. Ry.—. Lv.> 3:40P.M.
7:05P.M. Ar.. .
KnoltVIlic, Soij. Ry....... „Lv.7t40A.M
7:15A.M. A r ...... ..Cincinnati, Sou. R y....'..Lr. 8:00P.M.
Through Sleepers Daily Between:
f '%
Jacksonville and Asheville
Tampa and Cincinnati (via Asheville)
Miami and Asheville
•
• Jacksonville andC harlott^ ;
Car Service between Columbia and Aahevllle
and Columbia and Charlotte.
- •’ . $
Through Coacheamnd'Baggago Cars; bo tween
Jncksonvtlla and Asheville.
T I C K E T S —RESERVATIONS^—INFORMATION
G. W. CRIMj T IA ct Agent , , , J > * £ .3
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ATLANTIC
COAST
LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
| Use T h is Handy B lank.to Send in Your Want A
CbASHlKIBD ADVTRTJHIND
QtanOsrrttsSrt S 0 4 liiO rxsd fo r Q u i c k
P le a n e i n s e r t t h i s a d
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KIA1RIDA. C o u n t y o f Hsmlooly.
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,1 . - . R sfsrsnes
Id NIC j i a t k s vy>n i N P h - n n
tim b fl, b e g in n in g flin t a v a ila b le Ihbuc ,
CASH I N A D V A N C E
tim e' r a t s , p e f in f s ’ .
l i n n * v n n t t c u t l v . l y ...---------i l m u c o n * r c a t l * * l y ■.<■««•»**»*
ti m e * c o i i i r c u t l v s l y ......
E v a r y w o rd , t u c t u i t l n s th « h i
Inn s, w hir*#*, ftOr.,1# c o u n t o d
c h a r t e d lo r .
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‘ i U a j e h f e r »p#e«i, t h r e # U n rs,
,)Ooun* s i x w o r d * l a U « lln«- 2.
j No d i s c o u n t on BtMivo.rotr*.
‘ *<Rkasl|lBt1a 4 v » r r i s i n g w ill b« I
« * u « r tifu' u i r p h u n s a t t h a c
r q t s e , , h u t I f - t h s K ilv y rtlse r h*a
■ c o i u n i . w l | k , t l i u u u r lio ll r c l o r
c a ll fo r . I m m t d l a i o p s y m s n t ,
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lantlc Qokst Lino roptractor,, ar
rived in t)»e city Monday. Mr. K ctIin will bo a t M * VsMex Ilotel Murrao Kfafrier,1 M
Mir. tinti s n i m
»j*****j” f#
Sr^ and. g ran d children le ft S atu r while fn the city atteW lhR t° W g f a g j f . H l g g b 1*,
day fo r ChsKwitoh. B. C.j4»n th eir removal of the old railroad tracks
on tho bulkhead.
’ v u-1
w ay rW T yjrm v
and ''M rs. W hite, J r., will Join
them .-’ L ittle Natfqy Whlto will go
to Camb.'.'tAiU.You Like I t,'
»t
to
If.TGa.I^
PTATK OF
Miss Vibglpia Defkj'ursey, Miss
l.vola King, Miss Adalo n in es and
Charles UcnilerSon leave this aftnmoon for Ike Land to atten d the
R aptist Assembly.
ih
,
Announce Marriatft
of Miss Ada Wagrici
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Alt a t h s r t . o a n s a m i D i s c o u n t s
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I'n ltcO H t*le* D ettd s
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H la tr , C o u n t y > * n a M u n i c ip a l R o n d s — ——
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f'l a im n a n d o t h e r R e s o u r c e s .....— ......... .............
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r a s h o n li n n i l ...—
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l> ep o sllo rs U u a r a o te o F u n d .
H*wj,*ee*»Xw»i .
M u t u * i r ire I n s u r a n c e , F u m l — —........ ----------
H orn*nd C srtlflcA teS ' o r D e p o s i t
T i m a ■C e r t i f i c a t e s of ■ D o n n e ll ...»........ ...... :........ i
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C a s h i e r ' s C henlrs D u t s t s m l l n g .................. — ........ v —
SPECIA L ASSESSM ENT ROLL. P R E P A R E D UNDER AUTHORITY O F R BR O LU tlO N NO. 141 ADOPTED ON T H E
•T il D(4Y OF. J U N E A. tt. 1 0 tt.
Tho following I* the estim ated co«t of paying HugheV Rt^ from
Tho homo of Mr*. Stella P.' Ay- Sanford Avo, Weet to P ark Avr. 24 fet?t In width w ith nhect aaphatt
rlngUm o f , Magnolia Avenuo was uaing the pre»cnt grouted brick paving fo r ba
the reenn of a lovely linen *hower
260.00
given bv the Ju n io r Phllnthea C1n*s MM) CVj . yd*, grading Qp 60c ......... —....
of tho P resbyterian Church, honor 1)00 Ln. l’t. curb A g u tte r <g) 80c
720.00
......
ing Ml** Kathleen Brady.
s ia o o
H6c ..........- ......
Hose* In va*c* nnd banket* wore Pllfl Sq. Yd*, rock base
used throughout the lower floqr. 2300 8q. Yds. 2" ahect asp h alt top fii> 1.15
2046JM)
During the evening (wo conical*
07.20
were enjoyed. The draw ing content1 324 Sq. ft. concrete alley retu rn s n t 30c
354,80
Engineering,
legal
expense,
etc.
..
proved very intcreating. Tho pri*o.
« linen huinlerchicf, waa won by
Mi>£ Nan Paxton.
Total E stim ated Cost ............—.................... ....... ..... $481
Tnc heart contcat waa n unique
To
be
bom# entirely by A djacent Property,
one, am! Mis* Irm a Smith won the
Number of feot frontage 1574.4.
prize, a linen handkerchief.
Miaaea May Holly nnd Helen
Assensnient per foot frontage 8,1016
Vernay nasii(cd |n aervlng orange
FR ED T. W ILLIAM S, E ngineer
Ico and rake a t a late hour.
Foot
Prcllml
Miss Brady wa* lovely in n
NAME
DESCRIPTION
F ro n tag e Assess!
powder blue dotted *wi«a d rr's
trim m ed in val lace.
N. H. G arner's F irst Addition to M arkham P ark Height*
Thia *hower is Just one of many
W.
D.
Hoffm an
l-ot 13 Blk K
61)
$B
pro-nuptial courtesies being ex
Henry Nickel ...
l*>t 14 Blk K
<6'J
II
tended Miss Brody.
Paul hie K#nnnr
lxit 1(1 Blk K
135
4
N. H. G am er’s Second Adda, to M arkham P ark H eights, Hanford.
W. E. Seoggin
I<ot 1 Blk L
186
6'
Maude M. Jinkins
I^ot 7
BlkK •
UK
31
Mrs.
E.
W.
Rive
Lot
8
Blk
K
130
41
The ninny Sanford friends ” (
Mis* Adu C. W agner, d au g h ter «(
Mr. nnd Mrs. D. G. W agner, <>f
Kissimmee, will be interested in
her m arriage Wednesday, June 25
to Mr. Baail D. H am ilton, of Coltingswood, O ntario, Canada.
Miss Fannie Rcba Munson, of
this city, wan Miss W agner’s mnn!
of honor. Mis# Zoa Munson w*»
nn out-of-tow n gu est a t the wed
ding.
Mis* W agner has visited In S*nford fo r several y ears and h»*
hosts of friends who are wishing
her every possible happiness.
LUtlp fiflsp E stelle H iggins enlrrtajiH ’d a num ber of h er friend*
Monqay / i f t e r p o q ^ l n ' celebrating
her ten th b irthday.
< - i ,'j
The color nchumto of pink, sad
white was effectively carried oat
In the decoration* of th e home.
During th e ffte m o o n re fre sh
ment* of cream and c ik e wpre
jwrved tho >gucs(g by , th e Btti^
hastes*. .
• ,r
i Among those enjoylpg th«. htet.
At! Aniffvrrf. fn tkc at*In or IlnrM *. of i t r d o s e of Im lltW *
lOt
COUNCIL M EETING
i ■ — — <i * ■ ' ■ 7
There wRl b^> an
ii^porlAni
business and aocinl m eeting of all
Sunday school teachero and of
ficers of tbo M einodisl chu rch at
the home of Mis* Ju lia Lalng. Tho
meeting is called tonight a t 8
o’clock and rvcryonle-U urged, to
1k> present. .
. <
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Miss Kathleen Brady
Is Honor Guest
At Shower
Little Miss Estelle
Higg-ins E n te rta in
People’s Bank of Sanford
Buy
a t McQroVy
" WtMf’oot HaTr Tonic
~t>cQ Riiut m shanr1W, unfl j ’ Taroleum
lia ir Wash ih conven
ient- si&bd buttles at
McCrory five and ten
cent store&Trr-Adv.
T h o I I n Aid r c a a r v o * t b s rlg hl
Irad ln * .
•7 > ts c s n r in u s a e a '« f
on*.
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nd v eifrsln i
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. Tka H erald w ilt not ho
l>t* f o r B u i f « , t h * n ono lac,
■ e rrio n o l I h t raiMo adv*
u n lf k # lip s U e n r i o n - D c»ll
* r r „ r t«y th o ro * d * r b r i e r *
o n U io -d ay f o l l o w i n g t h a t
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Modern
Philadelphia Team
ins Double Bill
om yBoston, Soxi
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.—The
Boston .Red Sox lost a double
header to Philadelphia Monday 6
to 2 ahd 6 to 8. ‘Quinn, generally
a par.de for the Athletics to solve,
was hit hard nnd often in the open
ing contest. Ferguson gave way to
Ross In the seventh inning of tho
second' game a fte r the Mackn had
•cored five runs.
,
F irst Game
• Score by Innings:
■Boston . ..... 1—020 000 000—2 7 3
Philadelphia . . 211 OlOOOx—0 10 0
Quinn, Workman nnd PJcinlch;
II. Harris and Pdrklns.
v
Second Game
f*\ ■
Score by innings:
Boston . ____ 000100 002—3 10 1
Philadelphia . . 300 011 I Ox—<5 10 1
Ferguson, Ross ami O’Neill;
Ifeimach and Perkins* ",
|
How They Stand
j
- Florida State League
Clubs:
W.
L. Pet.
Lakeland
;---------18 . 3 .813
St, Petersburg
.13 ‘i t .766
Tam pa * -«•*»*•*•***•*»«•**
7 8 .407
Orlando .
-------- ..... 7
9 .438
D a y to n a .............
6 12 .294
Bradgntown .(— .......... 3 12 .200
American Lea
Clubs:
Washington
New York .....
Detroit .
/
8L Louis
... .'.Chicago .........
Cleveland .
..
iVi Boston t ........
Philadelphia .
National League
Clubs:
New York
Chicago ...
Brooklyn ,
Pittsburgh
.CindiiM lt-
Healthy children' lore to
aummer from early moral]
the last calh and if * yo
nfopca about thfc house an
PITTSB U R G H Ju ly 8.—F ittstffM qriday,
u
a y io n n u
n m iis SL
o u Petersburg
r r ie n im
Daytona
Oulhlt*
Brooklyn 9
But LoaJ i, 6 tu 1—Bladen--,,* to 5. Yde held Brooklyn to nine
hit* while the Pirate* obtained- 18
town looses Pltrhers’ Hatfrorii Grimes, six of them f o r extra
tie to OHando 3 to 0.
TAMPA» July 8.—T««npa won
from Lakeland Monday afternoon
by the score of B to 4. Sadler hold
tho Highlanders helpless fo r eight
Innings und tl\e Smokers bad them
blanked 5 to 0 untlt two Were out
in .tho ninth and then four ru n t
came., The Tampa pitcher blew up
In this framo and walked three anil
ve up two hits which accounted
r all of tho score*.
Score by Innings;'
Lakeland .......;.:.(KK) 000 004—4 0 3
Tampa .
„100 003 l0x—6 5 0
E ry and Smith; Sadler, Lane am]
Gomes.
S
Clubs:
Memphis ,
New Orleans
A tlanta ____i
Naahvillp . ...
Mobile . ... ...
mlngham
noogn
TTLE LINES OF
NVENTION A R E
[ANGEDMONDAY
(Continued from page 1)
would be no let up in the raiding
f and hacking drive a t the McAdoo
lines.
“There are evidences,” ho said
“ that the Opposition is weakening
and t i n t time works on our side."
Back of maneuvering of Torces
on the floor there was in thu air
. as tho n ight session went fo r
w ard more talk of nn assault on
tho two-third rule and on Hie unit
rule. A s the hot and tired dele
gates filed into the hall they dis
covered a new sourea of discour
agem ent. ; A Hawaiian quartet
wos in place with ukelelcs ready to
sing.. It was broiling .hot In tho
2 ’* Madison Square Garden. But the
brass band apparently did not
mind. It blew itself clear through
,v • the overture from William Tell,
with the score absolutely uncut.
At 8:48 ‘o’clock eastern day
lig h t time, C hnirpun W idth tegnn
rapping fo r order. 'T h e Rev. E. L.
Powell, of LtouslviUe, Ky., led in
h
prayer.
Tho Hawaiian q uartet sang, “A
Fond Farew ell" and tho clerk, went
V back to calling tha roll. It was
not indicated whose delegates the
fond farew ell applied to.
Indiana Rack to Ralston.' :
>
The Aikt*slide -of Hhe evening
w as Indiana going back to Sena
to r, RaUltyb.. H ar.,thirty had been
|; The v o ti hitherto had been scattered. Mississippi stuck with the
20. she had given Ralston during
tha day and that made Ralston*!
total so fgr 74 volts. M issouri,
however, stayed with C arter Glass
for her ,86.
Nevada’s whole six went solid
, fo r Smith. They had been held
/ under tho unit rule fo r McAdoo,
In tho eighty-fifth ballot Michigsin gave Ralston l ; Smith 10 and
. one to McAdoo- In New HampsS ahlre Newton D. Baker nicked up
t< six votes, taking four of them from
,'Sm lth. In North Carolinn Me^ A d o o loitt tw \j and a half and I)n-
0 1
Southern League
» •
Find Its Superior 3
‘A
l
On the elghty-alxUi baiiot. Iowa
deserted the McAdoo column and
went to E . T. Meredith. h* r fqvor-
l.'. .Nevada, which had
• from MvAdf'-j^to^.^intt!
MOM’N-POP
3 Federal Judges
. Sustain Injunction
switched
All marriage* of young million
res and musical comMjr ■ladin
ATLANTA, July 7.—An order
signed by Judges Sibley, of A t
lanta, B ryun^of Jacksonville, and
Bsrrot, of Augusta, threo district
federal judges, was handed.down
today in tho United States court
here, sustained the tem porary in
junction issued a week ago against
Georgia BtaU Veterinarian P. F.
llnhnsen, wher issued the embargo
against watermelons shipped in
pine straw from Florida through
Georgia on the ground There was
danger of cattle tick reinfei
Phone 311
MusrAC^e. t o
conceal
mq icx
I HAD MO IDEA THAT 1
r—r
WOULO eeSE M B L E y o u I ( ;
SO C l O S L L S
t ----------.
< i R c o « rr
.Distributor
Is a prescription for Mil
Chills and' Fever, Dengue or
Ions Fever. It kills the gersi
BY CONDO
ifx .
HAtie
u
CAUSED MOW ANN TROUBLE
BU T 1 TRUST HOO vUlLL
rveuEH Re p e a t r u ts
S E C R E T - 1 AM a BANgEfi
AND Ip y o u E uiA NEED
U 6 H T OM AAAI FINANCIAL
• NtATTERE I'LL B S
PLEASE NOTE
* If you do not receive your «
trie, gas and water bill by thin
the month, please phone 27, or
a t 218 East First Street and
will be gtsd to send or give
another one. *
ST A Y YO UNG
Lack of health, strength and
XT shows Itself in lines in the
ibby flesh and lack of r u n
tivfty.
L E O N A R D O E L IX IR It
H E BLO O D ■ builds be
rength and energy. I t keep*
JACKSONVILLE, July 7 . ____
___ _
firm, the eyas 4
value of imports brought into this ltuj bright,
t puta color In
port during the fiscal year ended cheeks, a * kle in .the gyp.
Juoe'80, broke a ll previous records, flesh on tin
according to the annual report of tonic.
K. R. Bobbitt, deputy collector of
Stay you
customs. The Imports were valued ARDI’S I
nt $7,247,363, approximately $2,- BLOOD.
000,000 more than during the pro- itrengthens
coding year, it is shown. During the rich red bit
same period the exports fell off flyer end
klightly as compared with tho year , LEONARE
before, th e 'fig u re s being respec- At all druxi
tlvoly $7,252,690 and $7,309,280.
Jacksonville Imports
Break all Old Records
Charge Attorney With
Dishonorable Conduct
ORLANDO, July 7.—An order
has been Issued by Judge J. C. B.
Koonce of tlje circuit court for
Orange county disbarring from the
iracticc of law in this state II. H.
lonan aealnst whom charges were
filed by thd grievance committee of
the State Bar Association. Hogan
was charged, among other things,
with dishonorable conduct nnd such
'acts as showed him to be unfit for
the tru st and confidence reposed In
him as attorney.
f
JBy TAYLOR
“The Mystery Deepens For Pop
i p o s e d a s a Ba c h e l o r t d
OUUtM ON THIS LITTLE Ft_iRTAl
W ITH GOLDte B u t IN ORDER 1
KEEP M*4 W i r e ANO FSlCNOS
FWCXNG OUT. t- V « « t A FAL64
>
H. J. Clause
SALE OF LARGE
TRACTS FLORIDA
LANDS IS ENDED
{
Hatfpy,Ending
f t l d t r S p r i n g s f l o w s -fits o l i o s
p u rs w a te r every th lrty -tv ei
o nd s. I t Is u s e d b y o ver fifty
c e n t o f (h e p e o p l e - o f Sanford,j
In Ite n a t u r a l f o r m , je uerd W
IVest e r a U n io n a n d me ay btn
s t a t i o n s f o r s t o r a g e b a tte n * .
It p u r e ? A s k t h e S t a t e Uoirt
H e alth .
Hero Is tho b rief picture sto ry o f tho first tra n s continental alrn iat flight, th a t la te s t ch ap ter in the
mnny rom ances of the a ir now being w ritten. Mcs- cage* now cross the nation in 86 hours, or th e re
about*. .Mail posted in New York a t 8 n. m. will be delivered in San Francisco the follow ing evening.
On th e le ft 1* shown Pilot C laire Vnnce taking ofT fro m San Francisco, b an g in g In hi* m ail pouch this
piftutre of him self taken and developed on the field J ust before he sta rte d . At Cleveland the pilots w ere
changed and Pilot IVeslcy L. S m ith Is shown (c e n te r ) w inging his way to New York and a t rig h t being
greeted by hla wife at the end of th e hi.’tory-m aklng flight.
ham , b y , hard hittin g , defented
Orlando 3; Hradentown 0
Memphis 9 to 2 Monday.
•
BRADENTOWN, July^ B. - 1
Score by innings:
,
Birm ingham . .131 003 001—9 16 1
M cmphi..............010 100 000—2 4 2
W alker nnd R obertson; W nrmoth,
Kcely and Kohlbeckcr.
Recent Sales D em onstrate T hat
T ru e W orth of l-and in Hard
Nnnhviile 3; Mobile 2
To be Obtained nt Auction
N A SHV ILLE, July 8.— Nashville
TA
LLA H A SSEE, July 8.—Tho
oven the scries with Mobile Mon
day* for the sale of largo tra c ts
day, winning 3 to 2.
of F lorida state-ow ned lands a p
Score by innings:
Mobile .................200 000 000—2 5 0 parently nre a thing of the past.
Nashville .......... 100 100 001—3 0 0 T hat this is tru e was indicated i
Boone and Chaplin: Keenan and several days ago by action of tho
tru stees of the Mnterflul Im prove
Wells. ■-f
ment Fund in w ithdraw ing from
Rale two such trac ts in Collier and
C hattanooga 16; New Orleans 4
CHATTANOOGA, July 8. — H endry counties ,of 46,000 and u p
Timely hitting enabled C h a tta w ards of 4,000 acres, respectively,1
nooga to defeat New Orleans here because it was felt th at prices
representing the tru e worth of t^io
Monday, 16 to 4.
land m ight not tie obtained.
!
Score by innings:
Following the w ithdraw al of
New O rleans . 000 211 000— 4 1 1 2
C hattanooga . 640 200 05x— 10 12 0 these tra c ts from the m arket, in
W hittaker, Caldera, Cchlck nnd form ation came from a u th n ritittv o
Lnpnn; Cunningham and D. A nder sources th at <the t r u s t - prob
son, Kress,
ably would make it the policy In
conducting future Sales of ntnta
A tlanta 6; Little Rock R
lands to limit sales to trac ts n f '
LITTLE ROCK. July 8,— A four sm aller sizes, not merely a s It ;
run rally in the seventh Inning m easure designed to tiring int,o I
gnve A tlanta a G to 5 victory over the state treasu ry the highest poS* I
L ittle Rock Monday.
sihlc prices for the land, but lUyalf
■Score by innings:
to encourage settlem ent of far m ers
A tla n tm tjno 2no 4 0 0 - it ^ i on game of the vast acreages still
L ittle Rock
020 020 001—6 12 1 controlled by the trustees.
Dumont and Haw orth, Br<*ck;
Not the least among the impel!
Newton ami D. Smith.
ing reasons behind the tru stees'
decision, it is believed, has -been
the spirited bidding of lute for
some of the parcels th at have been
M Y I M A M . i 'V 6
© ecsM
-D O IN G .
^ O H C
advertised for sale. All meeting*
i N t N G — -N O W
!T * a Y O U R . T U R N
t! •
of the tru stees are ' hold behind
<
3.iN
c.
V
R
om T w a> JA Y
‘
t o o * s m a c k ovC
closed doors, nnd little beyond the
ORK CHOPS
A C -A S C 7 O f H o G
mere announcem ent of « sale ai .i
H O G 'i A- -J NOW , TH CE-N, O N E M O R E
stated figure ia given the press by
A TLA NTA, C*., July 8.—River- the secretary, but details of the
side M ilitary Academy at G aines bidding th at are gathered from
ville. Gu„ has been selected ns nn board indicate thu Incver .before
Honor M ilitary School for 1924, haH thtfre been sur b rivalry among
it was announced horo nt head purchasers seeking the more d<
quarters of the F ourth Corps sirnhlc parrels th a t are ndvertlst.l
Area, which received the inform a for sale.
It is a common occurrence, it ition by rudincTam from the U. S.
War Itepurtm unt is required nhnu- •aid, for someotiy to g uarantee a
price of $50 or so an ucro for »
This announcem ent, though sim
ple in itscif, in most significant, tract in order to have it advertised,
according to nrm y officers. Ac and then when he at tends th e
board m eeting n t which the sale is
cording to an act of c o n g ra ts'th e
W ar oD pnrtm ent is required an n u made, finds him self faced by. other
ally to inspect ail of tho essen bidders th at quickly boost tho
SOLDIERS R EB EL
irices into the hundreds of dol
MANILA. July 7.— A num ber of tially m ilitary schools in the Unit
ors an acre.
Filipino soldiers of the F lftv- ed .States, and to designate, as
One of tho most in terestin g stoseventh In fa n lrv h«ve^ refused to honor schools the ten which are
ries
told in th is connection - dot ■
found
to
bo
doing
tho
best
work.
perform duty. * l i (* reported Bol
In 1923, Riverside Academy wop ing recent month* wus th at con
shevistic organisation have been
this honor, and it was the firs t cerning the sale of a five acre isform ed am ong them .
tlmo th a t any Georgia fchool was
designated as an Ilonop School;
nnd to have won the b o n °r two
years in successlun sh a tte rs all
records for m ilitary schools In
this section of tho country.
Vnu>V5 TXfc IDEA OF
CMOn NOW NOO OLOOMlN
No school in Georgia or in .n n y
MIXING ML <JP IM THIS
B cu eacB iM ic o crr a n o
of tlie states which bound Gejgrgln
Go l d i t F is h SO mnCja^
S i r DOWN S j B
UADMIT THAT NOO Wt 8CE.N
hus ever before Wpn this honor
AMO OtFACWA TWfc
AND CAcDS UOUXSLLF
USING M*4 Fa c e a s a ___
P tP o r n n o M o v a m
for two years ilWsuccqision. Riv
1 GOONTt.lt VEVr— r —*
JfiLL t EFPCAW
H O N E S T L A W ABIDING
erside A cad em y .is n o w .th e only
MATTtCS - *400
S h •*
- ptcA^es
----,
O
T
IX
6
N
?
,------Honor School in the Southern
Set IT HAPPOIED
T h is i S A Ba n k
S tates between V irginia and New
^ Like t h i s Ccyic
OTTO
/My
Mexico, and Colonel Handy Beaver,
okwiCB president of the school, and his
asslciates are being warm ly con
g ra tu la te d by officials of the W ar
D epartm ent and by arm y officers
generally upon this unusual dls, Unction.
Calotiel ■Beavor announced th a t
during tha acssion which closed
recently there were in attendance
at Klversido Academy exactly 277
boys from 21 d iffe ren t states. Of
this num ber tho 50 g rad u ates
hailed frpm ten differen t states.
on tiie eighty-lfftb linllot the clerk
M iff
Usually a thprough citg
with Llv-o-lax and a little \
sense about the food will ttr
ten out the child'quickly. Lb;
is a vegetable ’lfxaJvc that i
on tho liver, too.
Liv-o-U xi* easy to tah&;
dren like it. - You. can get s i
sized bottle a t the drug slot
St. Louts 18; Chicago 3
ST. LOUIS, July 8.—Slugging
Keen nnd Blake almost a t will,
tho Cardinal* took tho scries from
the Cubs by winning th e fifth nnd
final game Monday, 18 to 3. Bottomloy was knocked unconscious
nnd lost two teeth when h g ra n into
a grandstand wall a fte r catching n
foul In tho fifth. Ho is expected
to be bock In line-un tqdav.
■ Score by innings'j 1
'**
C h ic a g o .......... 000 110 010— 3
i I
^ ■ v f
.'. Think Jovcr the llltle Vine’/
I t should h e !Watche<j more oj
ly In summer. Too much hit
raw food causes bilieuineM
indigestion. *1’*, - ^
St. Petersburg 6; Daytona. 1
S t. Louis ......110 122 62x— lii'fao 0
ST. PETERSBURG, July 8.—
Keen,
Blake nnd H n rtn e tt;
Thh aDytonn Islander* outhit tho- Clint ry S tu a rt and fJonzolcs, Vick.
Saints Monday but failed to bunch
them, the Saints winning 0 to 1.
Score by innings: .
Daytona ...... ....000 000 010—l 10 1
Saints
......010 01.1 Olx—0 7 1
Birm ingham 9; M emphis 2
Cooper and Livingston; Dibcrt
M
EM PHIS, July
8.—B irm ing
and Moore.
U ‘
,
f
*
Summer Hih
for Young Mo
The Child Who
Won’t Play
IS P ittsburgh Beats
Brooklyn Monday;
Cards 'Wallop Cubs
EVERT TRUE
SL
&A*' Louis *JL,
|
Extracts County
Agents’ Reports
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ThATS NUNC
T b m eA ftS
KEEP POSTED
S Your interest in Sanford warrants it
| 'Your investment here demands i t Have
S The Sanford Herald follow you tp your
summer home.
The Sanford Herald
Sanford, Florida.
'
(l
Gentlemen—Please send mer.The
Sanford Herald, starting with the is
sue- 0f .......... .u*..... •••*-•-.—
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for which \ am enclosing
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old
VtoP- If r r q ‘ p
ANYTHING I 'MV
dT Ora *,fr
i F in a n c e s *
Addresa
BOTH DAIL
WEEKLY
�BUILDING
'-AD RATES
‘K i n
A dvance,
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.
will M I* p«tr«n*
S B - w - r
W J ? .•
IM ■ IlM
■*“— *•" -i__ tie • Upa
___ sc a H a • — — ^ 7 __j __ ' 4« a 'Mas
dinibl* ’ a'bovs
POSITION WANTED
m a t e r ia l
WANTED re p o s itio n to oversee
truck f a m or grape i Ineyard.
M lh A fc f.E C o n c re te to ., general
cement w ork,'W dew alks, build Have hod ekp^rientii. W. ( . Banks,
ing blocks, irrigation boxes. LJ. K, Gen. Del. Sanford, Fla,
Terw iileger, P rop.
l,
‘u
Lum ber and Building M a te ria l'
1Hf1-# 1
r'*
; - i(>arter Lum ber Conymny :u*
' • N. IrauroLSL__^_l|hohe 605
la ff?- -F
IU L L LUMBER CO. " House of
Service, Quality1 nnd Prico.
j _4 rt»u» are for eon*
Advertising
S P s r s sk >■««■
S ig m a |I restrletad to
B g -^ sa sa c ,
S S s ^ aInn csa t *r co f
Kf immtdUiely
[ffl iDfPRTIUKlIK^ 1 • *
LEARN ABOUT Polk County and
Lakeland, through the S tar-T ele
gram . B est advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
S ta rT e le g rn m , Lakeland, Fla.
■AfiV U JV risir in the Journal-H er
ald, South G eorgia’s greatest
new spaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
tgyour
a*1 10 •“ ah* 10c nor line. W aycross JournalH erald. W aycross, Georgia.
_
r, effectiveTO REACH th e prosperous farm
IgrORff^T NOTICp.
»rUl*r* Should.. * ! * • t h e i f ■
ers and fe rn grow ers of Volusia
*kr postofflc* aildfris «*
county advertise in the Delrand
u their I'hons number It D aily News, ra te lc per word, caah
Mire reeulls- About lone
- j ___________ .
out or a thoueona has a with' Order,
on*, and the
iBicste -With
you M i n i s s r A LITTLE W ANT AD in t h e
H erald will bring you big re
bow your eddree*.
sult*. A d rc itlse those old articles
ilM eetlsaeace MUST fca
you have stored* aw ay and have
t i n acre»» * t T V ,
■eraId etflre of hr 1*«no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad
TVIcpheur dV eSlIs* .. m ay bring you several dollars.
m,r r aet valid,
Phone 148 and a representative
tdeoa Prompt. TCfflalent
will call to see you.
Bervlce*
FLO R ID A —ORLANDO— Orlando
m ornng Sentinel; largest classi
M
l
fied business, rule lc a word, minImum 24c cash with order.
BALE — Celery farms, all AUGUSTA ^ CHRONICLE — Au
i and prices. It will pny you
g u sta, Gn.—A ugusta's greatest
in if you arc going to buy, classified medium, rate cash .Oilc
[II »t the owners' prices, chargo. 10c per line, minimum
AND
TUBES AT
REDUCED PRICES
All guaranteed.
M cf'laren, Brunswick, Ensign.
All fresh stock.
Wc put them on for ymi.
Liberal allowance fur old
tires.
TIRES AND TURKS
ESTATE
105 Palmetto Ave,
11 Ml No»if ind Ai p .
Rul’fles
5
land vith six-room bouse, h a l f m i ll io n d o l l a r h l u b w a r to t h e Hy A. M. WEEKS. I».
St. and IYen n Ave, Inquire K u lf P each J u s t fi n is h e d ; n tw o D U I t R A N t'E & I.RMIKI'
A tto r n e y s . U r la nitu,
m i llio n d o l l a r b r i d g e a c r o s s E s c a m
, C", care Herald.
b i a D ay m a r l e d : q u a r t e r
m illion June J-lO-17-ill
J
u
l
y
t- f - 1 6 - S J .
I
o pera hous« under construefc—Kive acres in Mecco dl ioolnl :a r t w
o m i l l i o n s b e i n g s p e n t on
■k. All tiled, Hmall burn, h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t • c h a t i r e f o r live
wuipmrnt. Genuine b ar- d e v -d o p c r a to g e t In o n g r o u n d
QUICK TURN— 10 acres 5
balance Unimproved. Hunards from 11lading utatlon.
Hill ran)). T hrasher and
IALE—The best celery i>rm
in Seminole county. U4
ill cleared, DO acres tiled,
wing weils, fi mules, tools,
1,,-all complete e<idipmont.
Jiet and shelters, ‘•price
0-cash $23,000,
balance
bran, implements, mules
are worth $24,000. This
' quick tale only. T h rasher
L-ESTATET
"H»«*n a r r a f o r m 4 ‘ nfXaH
a lit.r r r l n r r d , flvo ireoBi
•* ■*" ' i n r y h a m t w o t s n «»<•» flnwiiig w alla, v e r y
ttni» (Ideal f o r JladryJ’Oii
Neglecting a little wound, cut or
abrasion of the flesh may in* nine
cases out of ten cause no great
sulTcring or inconvenience, but it is
the one case in len th a t causes
blond poisoning, lockjaw or a
(bionic
festering sore.
The
cheapest, safest and best course
Is to disinfect tk*. wound with li
quid Boroxone amid apply the iloror.one Powder to complete the
healing process.
Price (liquid1)
3llc. 00. and $1.20. I'owder 3lle
and fiOc. Neld by Union 1‘hnnuill >
G R EA TE R
RIDING
COMFORT
I*. A. MERO
Storage And
Repairing
S
Rooms For Rent
T iller, Pnola, Fla,
FOR R E N T —Two larg e connect FO R SALE—5x5 plunger pum p
ing
furnished
housekeeping
and 2 H. P, engine, d irect conrooms, $18.00 tno, 314 E a s t 5th nected. Hoolehan-Coleman Co.
S treet, _________
,,
______ FOR SA L E —Household fu rn itu re
buar^HiiiB}
argains, bed,
dining '. iw
room
WU. UII1IHK
u i fu rFOR R E N T — Rooms.
W ouldn’t n ltu re, also Victrola, all In
yua be nble to use the m oney so- dition. A .L. Renaud, P. O.
cured by re n tin g th a t vacan t room
now going to w aste? T here are
ninny parsons looking fo r places to
slay. Help take care of them and
not only make money hut a ssist in
keeping people in Hanfotd. .fhoPB U U f ) a n -o p p o n u n lty to Ireap
11H nna give your ml over th e tel
a b re a s t w ith tha tlm ss by not
ephone. Use The Herald fo r quick reading tha classified • pages- of
service.
s* y o u r dally new spaper, lla ra ld
w an t eds contain m any in terestin g
FOR R E N T —Two large connect m assages. I t will pay you to read
ing housekeeping rooms, $18.00 them dally.____• ,
month. 314_East Jith S treet,
FOR SALE — R efrig erato r, dish
FOR
R E N T —Furnished
rooms
cupboard, th ree-b u rn er C lark
with or w ithout bounl. Phoenix Jew ell g as plate, porcelain top
Hotel, 300 Park Avenue.
kitchen table. Have been used only
FU R N ISH ED " KO 0 MS "“for r e n t a few m onths. E nquire 216 HolIF
Housekeeping rooms, equipped Ave.----------- ------------- ;--------------- m
with w ater, lights, gas; location FOR SALE— High speed Red CUpcool and pleasant. Apply 300
por Belting. IIoolehan-ColematL
Flench Avenue.
FOUND—Qno b ar pin. Owner
m ay havo sam e by calling and
paying fo r this ad. M*. Roby
lA ln i, phom» 8#i
. ?
W a R T E 1 5 -T w o unfurtilshud conrectln g rooms by j
round
P refer close in.
Wri
Isissing cure Herald.
MOTHERS
FOR REN T—Ton acres o f tiled
flowing well land. Apply to E.
W atch for sym ptoms of worm s W. Mlllican, Jr.. 403 F ir s t N ational
in your children. These p arasites B ank ur P. O. Box 114,
i are the g re a t destroyers of child
4 life. If you hnvu reason to think
your child has worms, act quickly.
1Give the little one a dose or tw o tof
I W hite’s Cream Verm ifuge. Worms
I cannot exist where this tim e-tried FOR SALE— Chevrolet ta ^ ,
, and successful remedy la used. It
running condition, $50.00 cai
I drives out the worms anil restores 2018 P e lim tto Avenue,
the rosy hue of h o u lth N o baby H i d SALE— Ford touring car and
cheeks. Price 36c. Sold by\ Union
Ford sedan threo m onths old,
$100,00 down. Phono 671 J .
ROOMS WANTED
Try Smith’s Barber
fliop for £ood barber
work — next Valdez
.Sunfurtl Ave. nnd 2nd S t
Protest Bobbed Monopoly
SPEED UP YOUR
LAZY LIVER
I n I k e f ’l r r u l t C a n r l n f t b r H r v r a t l i
J u d lrln l C lrru lf of tk r K i l l , of
F lo rid a , la nnd fo r X rm ln alr
FO ll RI$N ^— C o U a g o i. M ua«on_
‘'T O R :“UENT — One fu fn lth td
nnd one unfurnished house. .
M ate,fn5)W ing mnchlno, i
tedder nnd sulky plow; W ant
W. J. Thigpen; Bromley-Pules*
to d rin g car o r t ruck. 1008 U
ton Bid*.
"*•
FOR SALE —* McCloren and
FOR, R E N T —New five-room bun
lop cord tire s and tubes,
galow Glndcrvllle f 12 .0 0 per g as, oil, best accessories. Fv
m onth,! Phono 5 7 IJ.
Servjce S tatio n , F ir s t and
P hone 4 4 7 - L 3 . _______
FOR R ENT— 0-room house new FOR SALE— Selling out en tire Hu*
ly finished throughout. Good lo'of farm in g equipm ent In v ery
~_.*?„** find r 'S3*
od condition a t reaaonable prices.
nsistlng of Fordson tra c to r and
H O U SE , FOR
R E N T —E ig h t
, m owing m achine and rak e,
rooms and bath, 808 Elm Avenue, harrow
yellow jack et apr*y c a rt, seed bed
$40.00 per m onth. Phone No; F o u r cloths
and fram es, plows o f all de
or apply 300 French* Avenue.
scription, fe rtilise r d istrib u to rs an d ...
FOK” SALE— B eautiful corner lot m any o th er tools. Also celery
'
287 ft. x 200 f t; dwelling 16 w lres^S eo Louis F leischer.
rooms furnished w arm to mild. 8 FOR SALE-^-One mule an d wag-'..
on. S ee J . T. G uerry, R oute 1.
cottages. Idenl sum m er or w inter
hqmc, a real bargain. Box 361 St. FOR SA L E —S h o t gun,
rifle,
A ugustine, Fla
clock,.2 reels, rod, S beds, dress
suit, raxor hone, harness, saddle.
FOR SA L E —3 1-2 acres, small 2 wagons, seats, scythe, harness,
house, pum p . with engine, good well windlass, gate, sh o v e l,. th ree
soft w ater, fru it. N ear lake, A pitchforks, g ru b hoe, p ru n e rt,
bargain. A. L. Renaud, P. O, pruning saws, brush hook, aau .
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sage mill, 2 p itcher pum ps, tin
n er’s fi repot, 2 buck saw s, 4 hand
saws, 3 braces, boat paddle, pipd
wrench, taw set, etc. $80.00 inks* .
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I n t e r e s t e d In t h e p r o p e r t y Involved
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DR. W. A. RRUNE
PANTRY SETS
$1.50 to $2.75
Ball Hardware Co
ne« 1 t h e r c o l . t b i t 2 d a y n f May, A
D B V T C L O P E liS " A T T E N T I O N — P e n -
GALVANIZfcD IRON
SIGNS YOU CAN BELIEV E IN
If your breath t* t>nd and you
COMPOSITION HOOFING
have spells ol swimming in the
head, poor appetite, constipation
STR IP HIIINGLKS
nnd n general no-account feeling. It
is u sign your liver is torpid. The
one really dependable remedy for
CHASE & CO,
nil disorders in the liver, stomach
Phone 6G3
nnd bowels is Herhinc. It acts
powerfully on the livef, strength?
ens digestion, purities the bowels
nnd restores a fine feeling of en
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ergy, vim ami cheerfulness. Price PMnuriM
P n i r i l u m triini D lf p i ti t,
COc, Sold by* Union Phurm ary.
Spinal AnnlViioH Kfru;_______ _
ONE.1N TEN
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first.
1ALE-5 •room bungalow, all MAIN!}— W atcrville, Morning Sen
ini, on 1-aurel Ave. $4,000,
tine I. Thousands of Maine peo
ple
interested in Florida prop
SALE—O-room house, mod- erty.nre Reach
them through the
witrr, lights and gas, well
Sentinel. R ate card on applica F. . r u n eaut !>M
tMirtli 423 feet.
ud. Lot 75 ft. front on P ark tion.
Went ^12 feet.
421 feet , and
0,600. Terms.
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PALM BEACH COUNTY—The] to rum of hit 2. I tin *f*»l It* IS feet,
scone of stupendous development 1Hurt It UlGi feet, we*t 31K15 feet,
BN OLE REALTY CO.,
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Read about it In the Palm Beach' AOUth .1.167 feet leHH c.illll f* norefl,
^eminolc Hotel Annex.
of nnd In H»*mlon 36 . itiwni»hl|» 2 U,
P o s t Sem ple copy sent on re-| S.
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You a r e h e r e b y ord»*red nnd re lit.E —Tenures celery'land
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run the 4th day of
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years it 8 per cent; no In- ra te lW c p er word, minimum c a u s e an d c h u r l
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charge 2 tc cash with order. W rite n»hl
ClrC’tlt^ WfTftr'ftnd -the nfTIclal
for complete ra te card.
MISCELLANE01
over p lx t^ n ,
W ert: m u it be
sensibility, and W ANTED—Santw ra business men
who 'a re In need of com petent
younger boys,
ration fftr eerv - help should read th e classified
ty M. W. G eer, pace of The H erald. T here’s no
reason for sending out-rof-tnwn for.
help when there Is probably just
ALU BUILDING. *35 MONTHLY WANTED— Capable young man the person you w ant In th a city.
FOR SUMMER.' '-INQUIRE AT,
25 to -86 years of age, who has W A N T E iC ^ fo "b T y a " Ford “ S e
O FFIC E OF TUB SANFORD had some business experience fo r dan or coupe on m onthly term s.
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store work. W rite giving experi Who t have you 7. Bdx M r Herald.
ence where and how long. Also
advise if could coll for pcrsonnl
interview nnd how soon could roA re You Going to lluild a New
port for duty. Kilgore Seed Co.,
.ria n t City, Fin.
Barn or Pul on n New Roof?
FOR KENT— F irs t floor
ment joining b ath , 307 E ast
WANTF.D— Foslflon us houseglrl
Street.
r
nnd nurse. Apply 612 Sanford
Special Sum m er Prices
, a m i ra ts, hottest
able to assu m e'r»
command le a p e d <
Reasonphlo rani]
Ices rendered, V;i
Herald Office.
FOR RENT—New two rooln a p a rt
ment furnished, hot water,. 305
Pnrk Avc. Phono 318.___________ _
FOR KENT—*1wo- and threeroom furnished apartm ents; hot
nnd cold w ater. Also bedroom.
311 Magnolia.
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FOR RENT—Two good a p a rt
ments. furnished, two rooms ouch,
cheap balance summer. Ferndalo
A partm ents, 305 E. First S treet.
FOR REN T—Two-room furnished
npurtm ont, 703 Palm etto Ave
Dunlop, nue.
CGLUMBIIQ ( d o . ) LI-2DQKH—Cl un a
id e d nils h n v a t h e Inrtceat c i r c u
l a t i o n In
B o u th W e ste rn
G eo rg ia.
D a t e 8c ( 6 - w o r d ) tin*.
K f a l t l a r with r a te s , r u l e s
t S S S u o a , w»> a t *
Li, information. A n d u
fek. ih tr
Miscellaneous
Wanted
For Rent
Apartments
DR. R. M. WELSH
GRADUATE VETERINARIAN
ifiiness Exchange
S.
V O U H A K tS
Ju st three tittle ruffles of urffl
gtmdic given tn one sidr but not tn
the other, mukc thin crepe lie chlM
J
frock distinctive and relieve the
plainness which does g et u little
Krg
monotonous. The s k irt is a wrap
around and ties in a largl- bow on
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the opposite aide from the trim ming m aintaining an equal dix- t Th
tribution of favors. This is. the It’s gel
type of dress th a t is seen every- thanks
where these days and is mudu up headed
flog tv 305 Conrad Building
Phones: OITicc 20, Home 21
DELANO. FLA.
but it‘» • ptu ourid. ptoBjem to-tnem
W. J. Thigpen
Rofji, J£ptate and Insurance
Pulaatnn-Brumlry Bldg- . - a - .Stanford, r la . , - .n
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TOM MOORE
OPTOMETRIST
OPTICIAN
221 E. First St.
PHONE 110
G. W. VENABLE
Contractor and Builder
117 W. F irst 81. Phone 460
Sanford Novelty Worka
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By GEORGE McMANUS
GING UP FATHER
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The Sanford Herald, July 08, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 08, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
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Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 08, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
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