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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
OF OFFICIALS
CrbiAednes
red m it No
iiedlnReport
|0ut By Stone
id Probe
fost Y e a r
SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1924.
“Kid” En Route to Trial
I'ounty Worker Has Disposed
47 Cases Since New Flan
Was Inaugurated Nov. 3;
127 Family Visits Are Made
Says Man’s Place In
History Is Always*
Fixed By Genera
tions Which Follow
Mrs. Morse Acting As
School Truant Officer
Milliken Tells in Cross-Ex
amination of Personal Dif Committee Chapman Efforts
Are Made To Rehabilitate
ficulties in Veterans Bureau
Those
Who Receive Help
Prior To His Transfer
Agreement Made to Express
Its Stand at the Meeting
Tuesday; Underwood Makes
Demand to Settle Matter
NUMBER 118.
E A. ALDERMAN
ihinole County W elfare
BY C O L FORBES
Witn ess knocks
SHOALS QUESTION
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
f
Praises Work Of
Woodrow Wilson
That th* work of the Seminole
‘CHICAGO. Dec. 10.—John B.
Mujlikin. sub-ordinate official in County Welfare Cbmmltteo in be
the>Veterans’ Bureau under form- ing carried on with success is the
Sketches. Life From
’ Director Charlea R. Forbes, tes assertion of Fred R. Wilhon, its
WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.— Tho
chairman,
who
submitted
figures
tified to ‘‘intolerable conditions in
Early Youth Until
Senate, under a unanimous consent
tho burenu at the time o f his Tuesday showing the scope of its
agreement, must declare its posi
Death In February
transfer to the Shipping Board In activities since the Inauguration of Frank L. Humphrey, Just appoint
tion on government or private oper
the works on Nov. 3.
September,
1922.
3T0N, D$c. 16.-— ation of Muscle Shoals by 3 p. m. TW*
^
McC°ya latMt picture. He in seen here, in company
to the Dayton municipal court
Milliken was the governments
According to. the report mnde by ed
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16,—
(jpannelling o f the Tuesday.
with n detective, preparing to leave for tho courtroom where he is now
bench by Governor Vie Donahey to
witness
for
virtually
nil
of
the
Mrs.
Helen
T.
Morse
to
the
com
on
trial
for
the
murder
of
Mrs.
Theresa
Mors.
Declaring
t h a t experience
Senator Underwood, author of
fill out an unexpired term, is one
‘ jury in A tlanta
Monday’s session in the trial of mittee on Monday, there have been of
tho
youngest
judges
in
Ohio.
the
Underwood
Muscle
Shoals
bill
issues
a
warning
not to at
i t is described as
Forbes and J. W. Thompson, build 49 cases disposed of since Nov. 3
now before the Senate has de
tempt
to
fix
a
statesm
an’s
ing
contractor.
Jointly
indicted
for
to
Dec.
15.
She
made
127
family
.ling of officials manded such an (expression of the
the
conspiracy
to
defraud
the
visits,
53
Investigation
visits
nnd
final
placo
in
his
tory
until
the
il prison there "is Senate in its vote on the Smith
government through hospital con spent $20.50 on deserving cases
generations
th
at
knew
him,
amendment,
which
would
strike
out
start. Evidenctracts during Forbes’ administra between Nov. 15 and Dec. 15. In
loved him and hated him, shall
tion. He told, on cross-exnmina- addition to these Mrs. Morse has
Lttorney Gendrhl of tho bill the entire leasing clause
and leave only th e government
have passed aw ay and a new
tion. personal difficulties in the been acting as school attendance
planning sw eeping operation provisions.
bureau prior to his transfer to officer nnd during the period be
generation to whom he w as
a d m in is tra tiv e
Amendment Is Fata!
the .'Shipping Board “wero more tween Nov. 3 and Nov. 15 she plac
not a fam iliar figure shall
i prison came today
Tho Alabama Senator hold:< that
serious than differences in opin ed 27 children In school who hiui
have come upon the stage.
ion."
ement that he had the amendment would strike out
not been previously attending.
Tells
Forbes
of
Conditions.
Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, president
the
heart
of
the
bill,
nnd
he
has
Carriers’ Representative Is Sum Of $330,000,000 Taken
ijtnation of A. E.
Mr. Wilson stressed the fact
of the University of Virginia, nev
said he would regard the vote on _ On Stand Most of Day and
When
Forbes
called
him
to
his
Governor
Sm
ith
nnd
Mayor
len. A special rep- it as a forecast of the final vote on
In Income Paym ents While office to talk over his resignation that much good work had been
ertheless raid he sought to mako
Hylnn Arc on Lint of N ota clear
thj department of the bill. The opposition, mean
Shows Method Observed To
$92,000,000
Is Received from tho burenu. Milliken said, dono by Mrs. Morse and yet it had
the character and achieve
rge and assistant while, is centering its force to kill
bles to Act as I'nllbcnrcn In ments of Woodrow Wilson, in nn
he told his chief that he “had been accomplished without the ex
Obtain
Result
Revenue
Test
On
Foreign
Funded
Debts
era) Donovon left the bill through the support of the
found things intolerable in the bu penditure of a inrge sum of mo
Funeral Ik Held Thursday address nt the congressional mem
Atlanta to aid in amendment.
ney. Tho committee, ho said, feels
orial services held in the IIouso
ATLANTA. Dec. 10.—Contend
WASHINGTON, Dee. 16—With renu and objected to the way that It is realizing lt» purpose al
secret evidence to
ABOARD GOMPERS’ TRAIN of Representatives Monday.
Tho Senate Judiciary Committee ing that the proposed revision the last quarterly payment of in things were being run." He did ready in tho elimination of oxLoyalty, and reverence, nono tha
Monday authorized a sub-commit would cause an actual loss in rev come and profits taxes theoreti not specify nny particular trans travngent uso of money, overlap EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON,
reek, Mr. Stone re tee
action
which
did
not
meet
his
ap
less
urgo while memory is clear
VINCENNES,
I
ml.,
Dec.
16.—Foot
enues
to
tho
carriers
of
un
average
cally in the coffers of the govern
to investigate the Washington
ping of energy nnd wasto of time. falls of America’s army of labor and events are fresh what Is known
la tio n o f O. J. Herald
of from four and nine tenths to ment and semi-annual payments proval, nlthough he suggested in The
editorial
last
week,
attack
success of the plan thus far, continued Monday almost endlessly of thu man upon whom all races
chasing agent, for ing Senator Underwood and his seventh nnd ono half per cent, re of their debts to tho United States one case, in which a contract went
Nov. 8. The at- bili. The editorial was referred to presentatives of 101 carriers in accounted for by four foreign gov to the second lowest bidder, that he pointed out, is the fact thnt ef to bent n rythmic murch of devo and nations turned in moments of
decllned at that the committee after Senator Un the southeast today. .presented n.ernments, the treasury Monday new bids should have been cnllcd forts havo been mndo to help tho tion part the bier of Snmucl Gomn- peril, he said. The speaker de
for prior to the award.
peoplo help themselves.
[to indicate th a t an derwood
ers ns tho train carrying his body clared thnt Woodrow Wilson's
and denounced it on the portion of their case before Com-1night approached the end of tho
vhich had been go- floor of the
On
cross-examination
he
stated
As examples of this work, Mr. pushed ncross Illinois, Indiana and fnme is more interwoven into the
missionor Joseph E. Eastman of December cycle of financing,
Senate.
By
a
unan
tor several months imous consent agreement, tho com the Interstate Commerce Cointhat the award in question, cov Wilson pointed out thnt ono man Ohio, on tho way to Washington.
fabric of civilization than that of
It rt.ct.jved tax payments Mon ering
the foundation nt North who wns unnblo to work because
Following the demonstration nt nny of his predecessors in office,
mittee was authorized to investi
In kVinnnr)
,
day estimated nt $336,000,000 and hampton, Mass., had been approv he had to stay nt home to take St. Louis, where n continuous file save Washington, Jefferson nnd
dn, who wns np- gate the editorial nnd question its
In support of their contention p r n c t i c a l , y gyooOo.OOO in Install- ed
by the planning committee of
of u sick fumily, wns given went through tho car during the Lincoln.
Washington Court- nuthor, and if the disclosures w ar
^ roUf hPth^ , * i ner; ,«cnts on the funded debts of Great the burenu. in which the vnrious care
Dr. Alderman sketched the Ufa
|ky Former Attorney ranted, to report a resolution to n i V " rr
employment nnd n girl was secur morning, other thousands came to
A i1 « n ^“ nnrnn«on»^|J 'nn'
Britnln* Finland, Lithuania nnd divisions were represented. The ed to take care of the family. look upon thu face of thu deud nt of the 28th president from a youth
erty came to Wash- the Senate for a general inquiry.
nn e5,haustixe H ungry. At the same time, it Northampton foundation went to
a Presbyterian preacher’s home,
ay and saw the a t
i^ a p itu ia tio n o fth e carriers’ tind' nore than $400,000,000 in the I’untiac Construction Com Treatment for u blind man was Flora, Ills., Vincennes, Washington In
To
Break
‘Filibuster"
Mitchell nnd North Vernon, Ynd., through college, into the lecture
' m retiy. The consecured
while
his
family
was
loThe agreement to vote on the doVine'thi.r month
' n,aturinB certificates of iniLbtcd- pany, one of Thompson’s firms, ented in a place which wns bet nnd many smaller places whero room as a professor, as a college
tha two men was
Smith
amendment
before
3 LXnibltfl giving
the fact flint its bid was ter suited to their needs. Auoth- brief stops were made.
irivlna^tlin
n
O
h
!i'
operation
president, chief executive of a
|lic but it can be slat- o’clock
th t iigurt.3 of
jncpSi
.. .4 bn lta financing
hnu'pvnr
until will despite
Tuesday nnd to limit each
$27,000 higher than that of the er
At Flora, railroad men stood state, into the White House and
r. Stone felt that the
man
who
was
very
ill,
was
given
Northeastern Construction Com medical aid und a job secured for beside the track for more thnn a then into the midst of world af
ement was necessary, senator to only one speech of not
pany of New York.
block their heads hare ns the train fairs that made him for all time
fonday, however, that more than 10 minutes was obtain
him upon his recovery.
Pontiac Cupt Time in Half
in. They hud luft their en un international figure.
hare '«M»r Pa rt ain ed by Senate leaders as a means of S ir ohf E S s ^ J S Z S l g & I
19
c""du‘u'‘l
1!ecMty. Muran. -affected the recon- enme
On tfie other hnmi, il wns noint“In hia,qratlon iu^ru tunry of tho
gines
nod tj-iiins standing on the
until immediately breaking what they rogurded as a session by W. R. McKinstry oft
.
between a man nnd his side trnrks
first AthenMftte vTt foil LA (he
nnd
In
the
shops
while
rhe tMX receipts, although esti- cd out by defense counsel, the cilliatlon
Ibt grand jury ln- filibuster against the Underwood Savannah, Gu., Central of Geobill.
rgin railway official and chair- mated, aye regarded as nearly cor- Pontiac bid offered to complete wifa und thereby took euro of n they came to the funeral car. Fre Peloponnesian War, Pericles com
Sponsors of the bill believe that man of the hoard of a u d i t o r s ‘ o f I rect and represent a reduction of the job in 60 days against 120 case which would hnvu ordinarily quently section men nt work along mended the fitness of the Athen
hde plain a t the clebrought to the committee for tho way stopped their work, roffed ian public funeral, but doubted
lustice that Mr. Don- if the amendment is defeated, tho the Carriers’ Association. Ex- 510,000,000 from receipts In the days set forth in the Northeast been
financial help, it is said.
Not their lints nnd stood silent ns the the* wisdom of nny speech, declar
In would be entirely opposition will cease its tactics plnnntion of them was given by name period last year. If^the act ern’s bid. The examination de only
have
these
cases
been
help
veloped
that
ill
view
of
tho
then
ing that whore men’s deeds havo
ual
receipts
bear
out
the
treasury’s
train passed.
Itame. The United against the hill and permit a vote Mr. Tilford.
to deiny in ed here in Sanford but Mrs. Morso
Though some of tho railroad un been great they should be honored
[ey for Georgia has at an early date. The Semite lend
The exhibits were presented in estimate it will make the total of general opposition
the enso and tha dc- ers arc anxious to get the Muscle three parts: present nnd prospos- $1,524,000,900 in income and profits building tho veterans hospitals, the makes periodical trips to places in ions are not affiliated with the fed in deed only, und thut the reputa
expects him to con- Shonls questions out of the way to ed revenue of interstate traffic: revenue for tho current calendar time ndvantngp in the Pontiac bid the eounty, it was stated.
eration of iubor which Mr. Gonip- tion of many should never depend
Mrs. Morse distributed 46 pieces ers helped to create, all paid their upon the judgment or want of it
|k, in tho inception of permit legislation on other subjects present the proposed rates and year, as compnrcd with $1,508,000, more thnn offset, in the opinion
of used clothing in addition to respects to Labor’s dend chieftain. of one, nnd their virtue exalted or
orney general and his before tho Christmas adjournment. intrastate traffic cn grain products, 000 for the cnlcndnr year 1923. of Forbes, the money difference.
Milliken
believed,
he
testified,
The
apparent
increase
of
$16,000,
eight coats and seven pair of The crowds have grown and with not, ns he spoko, well o p ill, I can,
la part.
A unanimous consent agreement proposed rates on grain products.
The major portion of Monday’s 000 was more than offset, it was thnt when the lowest bid was re shoes. Between Nov. 3 and Nov. them tho gift of flowers, and the In some faint mensure, comprehend
aithout official con- obtained at the last session enables
arts were circulated tho managers of the Underwood session was given over to testi explained by the repayment) of jected the bureau should have ad 15 she attended 21 cases, nuidu 42 larger industrial centers of the whnt wns passing in the mind of
the great Athenian us I stand hero
investigation at the* bill to hold it before the Senate mony by Mr. Tilford. in which ho ubout $18,000,000 in refunds under vertised for new bids from nil family visits and made 35 inves country were reached.
"The tribute to our chief hns today, In this chamber which has
In has been going on until final disposition. This fav explained the methods observed in the 25 per cent reduction mndu competitors, with the understand tigations.
often resounded with his own luc
that time was the essence of
r almost n year. . Dif- ored status gives them the privi obtaining the result of revenue in taxes by congress, having ing
Commenting further upon the been more thnn any man could id eloquence, to seek to make clear
tho
contract.
ask,"
said
Matthew
Woil,
one
of
the
net
cash
receipts
about
$2,000,
| of the administration lege of blocking connidcrntion of test, directly showing the losses
Milliken said he told Forbes in plnn Mr. Wilson said, “The work, the vice presidents of tho American in brief speech the character nnd
were examined, it all other legislation during the en which he testified would occur if 000 below last year.
nehievemnts of Woodrow Wilson,
Spoknne,
in July, 1922, while on of course, is stilL iri its infancy
the class.C. and I), rates, are made
[il the whole story of tire present session if necessary.
With the tax receipts from Mon an inspection tour, that Forbes but the committee feels that its Federation of Labor. “The peoplo tho 28th President of the United
have
shown
that
Mr.
(lumpers
wus
effective
on
grain
products
from
there was in form
day’s collections, cash on hand in
efforts have been successful thus
Removes Leasing Clauses
the origins in central freight and tho treasury and proceeds from “should ho more circumspect in his far nnd too much praise cannot a real leader. With flowers with States.
I the department head,
“ In the case of a statesman, all
uctions."
He
also
protested,
h*
The
nmemiment
which
was
intro
their presence und in ninny ways
(Continued on pw»o 3)
[refused tonight even duced by Senator Smith, Democrat,
the cash sale of the 20 to 30 4 said, ngninst the presence of Elias
experience
warns us nut to a t
(Continued
on
page
3>
they
have
raid
it
unmistakably.
[hat his investigators South Carolina, strikes out nil ref
per cent bonds, on which about II. Mortimer, who then wns known
tempt
to
fix
his final place in
Officials on tho train were ad
Me would not say erence to leasing the property and
$200,000,000 was asked tho treas to him merely as a friend of For
history until the generation that
vised
that
t!
o
remaining
members
was evidence of substitutes section three as fol
ury expects to meet current re bes. Mortimer testified for tho
knew him and loved him. or hated
of the Federation’s executive coun him,
|nir officials at tho lows:
quirements until next Mur. 15 nnd government last week that he was
ahull have passud away and a
cil wore: lo join the party nt Cincin
at sort of activities
retire more than $400,000,000 in tho agent for Thompson's firm
new generation, to whom he wns
‘‘In order to supply the United
nati
and
that
the
funeral
coach
nnd
dosed. It was rocertificates of indebtedness m atur in negotiations with the Veterans'
a familiar figure, shall have
the sleeper which the official party not
K«r, that after nn- States government with nitrogen
ing Monday. No further financing Bureau, at the time of the trip.
como
upon thu stage, capable of
for
ui;e
by
it
in
time
of
war,
and
occupied will be incorporated into beholding
receipt of Mr. Al
is rnnitcmplntcd until next March,
with eyes undimm H
Soon
after
his
return
to
Wash
u special train of four or flvo by emotionhim
bion lust Thursday, in order to produce nitrogen and
hut the treasury has to meet $118, ington from the Pacific Coast, Milnnd judging him viib
BELLEVILLE,
Ills.,
Dec.
16.
—
balanced
commercial
fertilizers
nnd
couches
to
complete
the
journey
to
Edwatd
L.
Markell
and
F.
J.
I he had heard much
minds unclouded by prejudico or
Tho double feat of an uirplanc 000,000 in consols of 1925 next i liken continued, he wus officially Gonzales, were formally received Washington.
rotor of crookedness the national needs in time of peace, hooking
February.
These
latter
bonds
were
|
offered
n
position
in
the
Shipping
passion. Loyalty and duty nnd
itself
to
an
airship
while
Word wus received on the train by
that thus far evi- the properties enumerated in the both were in full flight, and then called for redemption Februury 2. Hoard at $500 a year less salary, into the Rotary Club ut its weekly
reverence none the less urge u
first
section
of
this
net
shall
bo
that
the
governor
of
Ohio
und
city
luncheon
Tuesday
ut
tho
Seminole
kloscd any connection
which hu “wns more thnn glud to
to set down, while memory is elen
freeing itself to suit uwny ag a in . The installments
. .. on. -principal
, ,
Cafe. Addresses welcoming the officials were to he in Cincinnati and events are fresh, what wo
|n’ee-Hawken, N. J., developed nnd utilized to their full war
accept.
accomplished
for
the
first
time
uni*
interest
of
the
four
foreign
two new members were made by to meet the funeral train. The know of men uuon whom whole
nd conditions at the est capacity. It shall be the duty a t Scott field near here lute Mon- governments brought $91,655,000
of the Secretary of War nnd of the (|uy.
IL C. Dullose und Judge E. F. train arrived ut Vincennes almost races nnd nations turned in mo
I to the treasury in its own obligacorporation organized under nuHousholder,
both of whom extend forty minuates late, but during the ments of peril and disaster, und
The ship used wns the urmy di- U ions- „Th,s
the «uni due
thority of section four to develop rigihlc
ed
in
behalf
of the club its greet six minute stop more than 350 per upon whoso decisions, from timo
TC-3 and the plane was a I from. Great Britain, was paid in
and utilize all such properties pri
ings nnd well wishes. Mr. Gonza sons frurn nil walks of life, filed to time, rested the courses of his
certificates
of
indebtedness
and
marily for tho production of nitro Sperry messenger, u sninll type. these, under the law, wyre retired
les and Mr. Murkell both responded past the bier.
tory. Woodrow Wilson was Huch
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—The with appropriate remarks.
gen for war and commercial ferti A metal hook attached to a frame and the public debt reduced to thnt
n
man; and, in such a spirit. I
House nuvul committee Tuesduy
Hold Funeral Thursday
liser purposes and to produce bal over the motor of the plane was
undertake to discover the sources
Randall Chase had churge of thu
cordial invitation anced fertilizers for agricultural used to catch onto a small trapeze extent. The other payments were appointed three of its members to
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
16.
—
Hugh
r‘<l«d to local shippers and commercial purposes.
swinging from cables slung under in cash. They were from Finland, urge Secretary Wilbur to recom program which was devoted to n Frayne, in churge of arrangements of his power nnd perceive the han
to be present a t a
the bomhinh rails of tho ship. The which paid $179,325, Lithuania, mend to President Coolidge the re study of business methods. As n here for tho funeral of Samuel 't is of his far-shining fame, more
widespread about the earth in his
part of the program S. O. Shin•*y morning at 9:30
feat was accomplished at an eleva $90,450 ami Hungary $24,433.
appointment of Major General John holser nnd F. E. Roumillnt gave a Com|H*rs, t.a'td his previous an lifetime than the fnme of nny of
r Angebilt Hotel at
tion of 1.500 feet.
A. l.eJucne as commandant of the dialogue which illustrated the prin nouncement that tiic ceremony his predecessors in office, and
F e Florida perishable
murine corps for thu next four ciples of good und bad salesman would he held Thursday nt Sleepy moro interwoven into the fabric
Lieut. Frank McKee lighter
T* of the Regional
years.
than-nir-nilot, had charge of TC
ship. This sketch was especially Hollow Cemetery Tnrrytown, N. of civilization than any of those
The
national
conference
on
Pr-< with headquarters
CHICAGO,
Dec.
16.
—
Wheat:
Y., was “official und final." Mr. who have gone before him, save
3,
nnd
Lieut.
Clyde
Finter
of
Mc
enjoyed by the gathering.
[according to an an- streets and highways began a meet Cook field, Dayton, piloted the May, 1.68ai to 1.69V»; July, 1.48%
Tampa — Bryson Construction
Fruyne said the plan hud been ap Washington, the founder of the
1).
L.
Thrasher,
who
will
have
ing
nt
the
call
of
Secretary
Hoov
l ma,le Tuesday. The
Sperry. On the ground, Lieutenant to 1.43%. Corn: 1.30& to 1.307i. Company to build large number of charge of next week’s program, proved over the long distance tel Republic.
er.
[understood, will be in
homes.
Colonel John A. I'uegelow, Scott Outs, 65 to G5S.
gave a short talk in which he urged ephone by Frank Morrison, secreta Republic; Jefferson, tha fountain
I * round table discus—
field commandant and a group of
the members to serve on programs ry, American Federation of laibor of its idealism, and Lincoln, the
Corporation
incomes
derived
rfh growers and shipofficers looked on thrilled with the
from
export
trade
were
held
by
when nsked in«tend of trying to und thut reports that the funeral exnmpiar of its magnanimity and
F "ntt their problems
would he held Wednesday were in the preserver of its internal unity.
possibilities
embodied
in
this
new
shirk responsibility. He declared correct.
I I an,l settlement. A the supreme court not exempt conquest of the air.
“ HU countrymen will r.ct for
|
it
is
each
member's
duty
to
serve
from
the
income
tax.
I*?1^pected to be presGovernor Alfred E. Smith and ever remember the volubility anil
Colonel Hacgciow declared after
when requested und pointed out
1 'r4'! that many local
that tho ruccess of each week's Mayor John F. Dylan, will head n histrionic arts of Theodore Roose
Navy air experts, it wa« learned the test that the time would come
1 •htppcra will be presgathering depends upon the suc distinguished lint of honorary pall velt. hut they will never let die
have plans for a 6,00,000 cubic when a big ship would go aloft
who will attend the fun the memory of the valiant force
feet airship which would be the with a small fleet of planes attach
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. - in portions of the Lako region of cess of the program which in turn bearers
eral.
(Continued From Page 3)
ed for uses of peace or war.
The cold wave which has spread Ohio und middle Mississippi Vul- i." dependent uj>on the members
largest ever proposed.
Frayne in offlciul charge of
The plane and ship were averag over the Northwestern States T uch- teya and u portion of the South who take part iu it. lie compared theMr.funeral
said
participation in programs to Monday nightarrangements,
A favorable trade balance of ing about 53 miles nn hour wherf day nnd Monday night is bringing ern states.
the
body
would
a r
$198,000,000 for November was the attachment maneuver was com Mow "n,l l'*wpr temperatures into
Several general snows in the lu.-l fporlsmuiLdup shown on hunting
hero Wednesduy morning,
shown in American trade figures pleted, Lieutenant McKee said. California. Low temperatures und day including north Pacific states trips where one accepts anything, rive
coming over tho Baltimore and
_?• Dec. 10.—Six per- issued by the Commerce Depart The motor was stopped as soon as rain are predicted and are and ruin in northern California, whatever it may be.
F n to have perished ment.
Visitors nt Tuesday’s luncheon Ohio railroad from Washington.
.
the hook snapped tight. The reaching to the Mexican border. Arizona nnd the lower Ohio val
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—SenIt will be mot by a doublo escort—
n swept through the
plane remained attached to the Eustcrn Washington, northern (dir- ley nnd eustern Tennessee have included George Bubcock of Brook an honor committee mndo up of ator Ashurst, Arizona, moved to
^dis trict early TuesLooseness in execution of the ship for about 10 minutes. The ho nnd Montana are experiencing been reported. High pressure and lyn, N. Y., who is spending the
give immediate consideration to
u'«re recovered. work of the Internal Revenue Bu pilot then started the motor and sudden cold npclls while Seattle, decidedly cold weuther now over winter nt Altninonte Springs, lenders and members of 46 local President Coolldge's veto of tho
labor
bodies,
nnd
platoons
repre
*er'ously burned reau was charged by Chairman a moment later released the hook Portland und other points are vis northwest will soon overspread to tlrucc Floyd und Duvid Rogers of
the army, nuvy and stato postal salaries bill. Overruling of
I nich drove scores of Couzens of the Senate investigat by operation of u handle,
ited by snows which fell to depths a grenter part of the United Orbndo und L. C. Behout of the senting
the objection by Senator Sterling,
1the streeta.
guard.
ing committee.
South Dakota, president pro tom
Thero was imminent danger, the ranging from four to nine inches States. Tho temperature will start Sanford Kiwunis Club.
Members present were: George
Cummins declared the motion in
commandant said, that the phuie in with damage done to communica tonight and the upper Ohio and
tonight und the upped Ohio and Hrochnhn, S. O. Chase, Randall
order and ordered a roll call. Thia
hooking on might pull down the tion nnd power wires.
lower Mississippi valleys Wednes Chase, H. C. DuBosc, R. I,. Dean,
ship, with disaster to both and also
action blocked the administration
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The day nnd the Atlantic States Thurs l)r. A. W. Eppes, R. J. Holly, E.
move by which it was hoped to
the possibility that the plane might
F. Housholder, Edward Higgins,
veto a vote held up until action to
not be able to resume flight under lowest temperature reported since day.
Wultcr Haynes, C. E. Henry,
MT. VERNON, III., Dec. 16.—
its own power after cutting loose. Monday to the weuther bureau was
LONG
BEACH,
Cnlif.,
Dec.
16.—
4 « d e d ^ French.,C0Urt5
42 degree.- helov/ at Edmonton,
OMAHA. Dec. 16.—Full forces of George \V. Knight, A. R. Key, Dr. Judge Kern today ruled an alleged DAWKS SirCCESSOR NAMED
h S , 1 p. Rtwntbig of Police Tuesday hoped to round
a
cold wave had not reached Ne S. IMlcston, W. S. Parker, F. E. confession made by Mrs. Elsie
Alberta.
The
weather
bureau
re
.
Tunipn
—
$135,000
apartment
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.—Jos.
Ik.
.Hora Camilla up the third of a trie of monkeys
ports intensely cold weather in the braska early Tuesday, although n Koumlllat, H. U. Stevens, Dr. R. F. Sweetin to officers after u night
.. ■'* W. McIntosh, lilt uois deputy comp
t* i '^t*ant®t from who escaped from the proprietor house to be constructed on Davis Canadian
Northwest,
northern drop of nearly 20 degrees since Stevens, S. O. Shinholser, B. J. questioning could not go to the j trailer of currency was today noin
n ... A*'?ncb whom she of a gland laboratory here which Island.
___________
Rocky Mountain region, northern noon Monday was noted here at Starling. \V. W. C. Smith, D. L. jury as evidence iidthe joint trial of inated by President Coolidge to be
P a Asheville. The de were hunted by police, firemen and
r w on grounds of de- light company trouble shooters.
Tnmpn—Work to start on 27- plains states and Minnesota. The midnight when the mercury atood Thrasher, Arthur Yowell, E. L. Lawrence M. Hight for poisoning I Comptroller succeeding Henry M.
Markell and F. J. GonzgU’s,
her husband, Wilford SwevUtl*
'flawes resigned recently.
foot
channel project in Tampa bay. weather has become much warmer 15 above.
One ape bit a woman on tho arm.
'General Has
* Resigmalen Sartain
R A TES REVISION TAXES AND DEBTS
MEANS 5 PER CENT OWEDTOU.S.HAVE
LOSS IN REVENUE FILLED TREASURY
THOUSANDS VIEW
GOMPERS’ BODY
ON ITS WAY EAST
Plane Hooks Itself
To Flying Airship;
Sails Away Again
.•'3
Rotarians Receive
Markell, Gonzalez
Into Club Tuesday
Urge Re-Appointment
Of General Lejeune
land Shippers
jlando Friday
Washington N ew s
Markets.
Severe Cold Wave Is Spreading Over
Western Slates And Coming This Way
>ns Die In
l®nement Fire
Ashurst Asks Senate
Consider Postal Bill
Sweetin’s Confession
Is Ruled Not Evidence
|t’ourts Grant Monkey Gland Monks
°rce to Lynch’s Dodge L a b Guards
l
x
1
!
�n
u
}
rwetsiamc*
s e rv ic e c o n n e c M i,
is p H c rrt . ..
----- of tho Ivorie*,’’ who pire until June 21,1026,
Snodytasa rerently won the title
ttcU itn for hl» exceptional
of ‘‘the r*oat populur radio enter* .
______
ifio playing: via radio, wbilo *erv? 4 5 * ® 2 f I * * * 1^ i i o r i k t a i t e a : m a t
J, a term in the Mia. juri Statu
’|tllantkry here, it to be rcleaa* old.
ohi. When the announcement a-a*
war I' livery Truck 8 K urm ^ Hon
■an. 16.
mndc, it unis sUtcrl that he would J fi-8 With Railroad In Han
ie Harry SI. Snodrraae, »«rv- leave the prism u p m r man. Now j* dling; Fhcrl Distance Hauls
red years for robbery at St. .-tore than WOO in yifta and dona-1
Louis, who
who. has appeared at the
.... liort».
___ have been received, officials '
i NEW YORK, Dec. 15. — Elisha I
fU r performer on tho Monday ita'd.
'L ie , vice prcsidoni; in charguiof |
»
I 1* *
lrpm WOS, tho
'■
lirkotjpg Bureau eta-
,
surrounding towns with SL Petersy o u ___
l>t oirtkW etie?
,
rf This is
‘.'naj ct.
*1?3L0 § 5 ,* *
* * ^ * 0 of the number >urg is to be Inaugurated by Feb.
tf srtiail and well-known words contained In R, The synonym keys are .^according to announcement of
appended below the drawing. B«c if yr-i can fill it in propjrly. £ E perafors of a ferry line company
•unnlng vessels across Tanipa
lay. Tho new vessels will be deiyned to make the trip front hero
jf) St. Petersburg in one hour and
35 minutes, it Is stated. Tho presc it nmning time for tiie trip is two
A;ul onc-hatf hours.
life?
.T H U
C IH C lItT
I 'O I I I T
OP
icrlbrd M
..jutlteast ooraslr
. . ...
___
tlon, r u n n i n g f r o m t h s n s . W s»t
811 fee t t o th o c o r n e r o f a
t r a c t of la n d h e r e t o f o r e e o n .
v eye d; Ihencu N o r t h $4 d e c r e e s
W e s t 1X35 feet, m o r e o r less,
to th e W est line r f 40 a c r e
t r a c t of l e n d : th e n c e N o r t h 19X
fee t m orn o r less, to t h e 40
n r r e c o r h e r i th e n c e b e g i n n i n g
HK-iln a t th e
p la c e o f cotnm e n c e m j n t b e t w e e n s e c ti o n s 1
ind 8 und r u n i ^ n g f r o m th e n c e
h u t lu se ction 8. on t h e Souili
liu> i<r t h e W e st o n " h a l f o f th e
N o rt h w e s t
Q u arte r
of
th e
S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r of s a id S ec
tion X. 195 f e e t: th c n c a N o rth
878 feet to a n Iron p o a t; th e n c e
N orth *9 d e g r e e s , 33 m in u t e s
W est 193 feet to u post b e t w e e n
said se ctio n s: th e n c e
In th e
■ame d ire c tio n N o rth
89 derc-ji a & . m l n s l e e
W e st
378
e«t frnin said dfectlon l i n e to
nn Iron s t a k r i ih s n c d , N o r t h ..
1 S I -degrees W e st 5iO f*Wt. m ore
o r b-ss. to t h e N o rth lin e of 10
acres, th e n c e W est
iX S 'fV c t.
m ore or less, to t h e a f o r e s a id 40
. '.-a c re corner,* c o n t a i n i n g 31.1$:/
acres, of land, m o r e o r »•«>.
You a r e th e r e t o r e o r d e r e d nnd
r e q u ir e d to a p p e a r to t h e bill of
c o m p la in t h e re in a t th e c o u r t house
a t Hanford. Hemlnolo C ounty, Klnrfc
1I.1,' un Monday, tht* Xml iluj) of
F e b r u a r y . 19X5. said ca u se b e in g a
s u i t t» q u ie t tit le In th e c o m p l a i n
a n t to t h e nhove d escribed t r a c t of
land.
I t Is f u r t h e r ord ered t h a t th is
o r d e r be p u b lis h e d once a w e e k fo r
(light c o n s e c u tiv e w e e k s In t h e Hnnford H e ra ld , a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h
ed In H anford. Seminole C ounty,
F lo rid a.
Done a n d o rd ered , th is 29th day
o f N ovem ber. 19X4.
f
SHlII.VOl.K rOC.VTT. FLO IIID A .
jtiy while/ Bnodgni
Igrass w as|
ir T c h a n c u r t
ing, officials artnoum
iunced that
it 1 William Plrtsr. Comptatnunt.
. j benefit of good time earn- in probable, hiwevcr, he odd: . t h a t ; L l S f S S
into
.divided
«4 undei-<the prir >n merit system, he will “take up an offer on a ,
h K 1
c ’s l a m s t s ' u n d e r porm ella
W nmlTetaii
f tru e r. I*. F. n r i l t e j A u g P t D.
ho .would be rclexzcd next month, j vaudeville clrruit. .
j dc”!a»trnont* '
“
v ico-Pf dnidt it Lee
tho
. , v .rf»Kn r b n t q , nr,TL,A T f6 N
■n-r H t n o «,f FlyriiM.
view
that tho
»•«.*» lllut
mu vine*
chief Jill/*
pr/plem} in \ro'
f
T f . ' a l l p t r t l . ’s clalm lnx I n te r e s t
j sard Iri the handling
ndiing al
or-'/raight, _
nr
Cor ltd Ira t \
llruco.
C. V.
ihcttvccn railreads rind 'motor vehi
Anvu* 9 . firtirc. F r a n c i s
J o h n llownri! Ixt'imls, P. J.
cles, urc not thpao of competition
, x r a n m r f . Mlruiu lawimls. Iterant!
bat rather those or co-ordinntion.
I tn iz ls, nn.l ea ch of them, deaosoed
' “The part of tho motor vehicle,”
n r ntlu-rw lse: R J e n n ie Hnonr. C. M.
l;>on. R/irali J. Boone. C a lv in SI.
---I Mr. Leo raid, “is not to do what
•i 4 i»ii <- H arili
A. Loomis; H e n r y
NEW YORK, Dec. 15—“Shining their ergument,-. in a situation less (the railroad* urn uiroady tlttol and:
If,
l.nnmls. H u r r i e d
l.u o m ls,
that pre:.__
pro. anted
. . . . . than
..............
„ equipped to do with lull success1
Ailco
O.
Haul.
W illiam P. H unl.
shoes on Sundr.y is as necesBitry
necessary as *It*l. to .him
46
(*hirle« A Clowes. Jum es WIIFriday. He It wan who wns lined .'-.nil laticfaction; it is to do what
taking a bath."
sah. M n rth s II. Wllsnn. Ills wife.
the rauroaus
railroads are
arc not note
able to do
33. lie
Ho Is
is not pnrticularly
particularly interested me
:>IH A. I’cclier, ami i-arli nt th e m , If
4i
■Those worar were spoken a weca jn whetner or not Magistrate Rey- nt nil, or else do only with diffilifeiu*. a n d If deart. ui:
p a r ti e s
ago by Magistrate Reynoldr, in tho molds rtets under the shower before ‘•■u'ty nnd imperfect stioces's.
c ta liu ln g In terest under the suld R
SO
J e p u i e im>m. C. SI. Bonn, rt.iruli J.
Fifth Aveniie Court In Brooklyn,; bxcafcfaat du Sunday, nor will it
“Such profits us the railroads
Ilgoae. Calvin SI. Ilmnie. Huruli A.
when five bootbluckn wero brought j kcip him awake nt night if he is nra nbic to mn.:o nt all come pracLpnmls, H en ry II. Loomis. H a r r i e d
.foro him
...........
_ f _- rwith
r , violating
_ .! gi«*en
,. . ..to understand
____
K. A. n o u n LAHR
before
charged
that wrinklesScully altogether from the muss
Loomis. Allen C. Hiinl. W illiam P.
C le rk C irc u it C o u rt o f SemiIhnl. C h a rle s
A. Clmves, Jame.i
~- i---u|t mcan nothing tram pollution of freight and passthe Sabbath m
blue
laws.
i rTn hi. Sunday - . :u..
A <t|in 11, .Manila It. iTtlsoli, Ii Ib wife,
inle C ou n ty , F lo rid a .
Maglstiate O’Neill, sitting In tho , to Magistrate O’Neill.
engrrs over at least considerable
unit. A. liecker, and each of them, (Heal)
HORIZONTAL
aam® court Friday, did not contra ; AM lie got out of the case wns /distances, in other words from
il
e
e
t
’iM-d
o
r
o
th
e
r
w
is
e
;
i:>*
A. M. WKBKB. D. C.
VERTICAL
u|M>e.irlnu
u|i|>i-nrI
■■k by (bn s w u m bill , Fred It. Wilson.
32—an article
diet the assertion of his fellow Ju r-U fcoffied feeling which came from Iwhut we niuy term tho wholesale 1—not dark
I—source of
23—row
S olicito r f o r C o m p la in a n t,
>fr ociim
u n pplaint
l.iin l h e r e in lliut
th u t you m a y ')
means of
33— courage
Ut,
indicate
n rilKIIV
slight hia cnrnojt efforts to understand departments ’ of transportation.
*■*» but he did IIIU
IWHVC M
light
21—portion
...vsv..,.
VSSSSSSS
ui). In
te r e s te d«S S.f
In th n t V
ce
rta in lot, I ..flf,
Dec. JI. g,
8. 15,
15. 22. 29
transporta 34— tree
divergence on tho necessity of eith American laws and ordinances and ! This Ir just the form of service,
. 2—wruth
iileco_t>r parcel of land s i t u a t e IInn 1J J a n . 5. 12. 19. 28.
2C—croy of
tion
er or both. His decision, whon he their application. Ho feelo ho is *n which experience shows that
35— summit
3—
trem of a f greeting
37—is ublo
fined a bootblack 53 for putting a iuSt a, gocnl a shoe-shiner ns the trucks cannot consistently
conslutontlv earn
i>nrn f>—rowing im
fection
27—printer's
plcnient
3D—strike gent
Iqm on patrons’ shoes on tho first flvo men who were smiled out of real profits. On the other hand,
(abhr.)
measure
ay of tne week, was predicated the presence of Magistrate Roy- those forms in which trucks cun 8—methods
4— good to cat 29— part of tho
<■■■
ly
■■ ■ ■ f c a a a a i
41—fino^oft
Upon thir opinion:
, 7—exist
face
holdo a week ago. He feels that, if and..do make monoy are ulmor-t 11—ooze
nnimuls hair i U—melody
»**It )h not any more ncccrsary they crin shine on Sunday, be ought invariably the strictly retail forms,
31—cease
•12—Greek let
10—prrnoun
to snine shoe's on Sunday than It is to be able to do the samo thing, in the tendering of which ruiiroad fICi-« xclanm34—traveled
tion
J A , to have your clothes pressed.”
ter
j 11—projected
30—twos .
rrgnrdiosa of generalities concern operation practically /always in
R r.,
.
44—chemical
volves losses, and sometimes very 17—bone
! 12—eternity
It is quite apparent that the ing buthc nnd creases.
37—drinking
18—
Pronoun
component 114—copper
magistrate* do not quarrel in thoir
vessel
But he won’t be working at his henvy ones.”
!6—tie
43—equal
Ar a result tho use of motor ID—refusal
38— preposi.
(kcliion:i . about anything except, stand next Sunday, oven though he
1C—one
perhaps, cleanliness or Imniucu- docn pass! , his prc-church hourn trucks in the handling of short- 21—fruit of the 47—tiresome
tion
oak
person
.Miigl»unit 40—come up t\)
tencss. To one. a bath seems In- wandering about the city with en distance package, or, in rnilrnndese,
4D—hats
h
' 21—part of
spcnsable, to the other n trous vious eyes turned on all the other ‘•icss-tiiun-cnrlond," (l.c.l.) freight, 2B—pound
42— did wrong
lightly
60—point of
v e t" to
ers’ creme in nothing to worryp'aces which nro running with the has been developed on the Pennsyl
43— live
compass
be”
pbout
40—even
ntsurance of another magistrate vania Railroad until more than 30 25—C. learned
51—physienn
22—prefix
• But Patsy Lento, who snaps a thnt they have not trodden on the routes are in operation. Most of 28—measure
(poet)
2D—101
(ubbr.)
meaning
mean
footgear -•
of toes of ordinances. He is cured, these serve the suburban zones of
48—over
fct
M.ii cloth
'V T over the
— -----»•>—
again
(poet)
his clientele at 4B07
4R07 Fifth Avenue, unless he enn get nssurnneo thnt Pittsburgh nnd Philadelphia nnd, 30-like
his
Brooklyn, doesn’t understand why
whv he will appear before Mngistrnte to some extent, the eastern shore
of Maryland. The extension of this
the magistrate could not have held Reynolds next time.
trucking service hns been accom
A WORK FOR BEGINNERS
plished practically within 12
months, and research ahd studies
The best way to solve a cross
uro under wny to extend it fur
word nuzzle in to run quickly
ther. Tho management feels it
over the list of horizontal ami
hns proved that the speedy nnd
vertical synonyms nnd compare
mobile new uuxilinry relenses heuvthem to the spaces in the puzzle
ier railroad equipment for heavier
extending crosswise or down
trnfllc user, increases efficiency of
ward from tho number of the
general
service
nnd
effects
import
LONDON, «4Hac. 1G| — Lloyd’s
ZURICH, Switzerland, Dec. 15.— ant economies.
yjV
synonym. Some word which
Register of Shipping, for the third The American feminine stocking
will just fit in the number of
space available will quickly oc
year in succession hus reported a is tho most populur hosiery in
cur to you in some instances,
H*/* persirtent depression in tho ship muny parts of Europe this season
giving you a foundation from
because of its full fashioned effect,
J r:' building industry.
which to solve the more diffi
found usually only in the most ex
’*•
Basing its reports on the yenr pensive wear. Muny of the Amer
cult
words. The words must in
Herewith is solution of puzzle
terlock perfectly.
ended Juno 30, the society de ican goods reaching the continent
No. 18.
clares that the tonnngc of the new are of artificial silk and sell from i
/ !
t'V Vessels clawed by it constituted Dl) cents to $1.50 a pair, tho wo
FINAL REPORT ADOITED
the lowest rccordod during the lust men contending thnt tho American
ST. PETE MAY GET HOSPITAL
15 years,-with tho exception of the stockings, even nt this cheap price,
JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 15.—The
second year of the war, and wns outwear European hosiery by many Average Cost Per Student final
ST. FETERSBRG, Dec. 15. —
report of Dr. Fops A. Hath
55 per cent of tho total for 1022 weeks.
Is $.110; Per Capita Cost away as superintendent of public Consideration is being given th is !
European buyers admit thnt the
23; 36 per cent of that for 1921
at Woman’s College Mo;e instruction for Duval county has city as the location for the new
American stockings have ninny dis
22, nnd 27 per cont of 1920-21.
Than
nt State University been udopted in full by the board $1,000,000 hospital to be built by
tinctive
feature*.
They
are
par
A total of 454 vessels of 600,r>l>5
of public instruction, nnd voters
tens gross wns lost, and some 500 ticularly well finished ns to surface,
of Jacksonville und South .Jackson the .Methodists of Florida, accord
TALLAHASSEE,
Fla.,
Dec.
13.
they
say,
have
n
soft
smoothness
Vessels of 1,250,000 tons were dis
ville will be asked to vote $2,500r ing to Dr. W. S. Walker, local
—Florida
snent
during
tho
school
thnt
immediately
commends
itself
mantled or broken up during the
Methodist pastor.
Dr. Wnlkcr
iar. Notwithstanding this re- to the feminine touch, and the col year 1023-21 an average of $310, 000 in bonds to carry out recom says
an
effort
will
he
made to
mit
idutions
made
for
addititmal
irom
taxable
sources,
tin
each
stu
ors
are
suitable
ami
tho
shadings
loval of more than 1,750,000 tons
varied enough to answer the wants dent enrolled in the two institu school facilities in practically ev overcome any objections that nmy
of
shipping,
thu
mercantile
fleet
of
Wi'
ery section of both this city and be raid'd that St. Petersburg is
If w*
the world is oven now greater by of the trade generally. The stock tions of higher learning, accord South
%k.
Jacksonville. Recommenda too far from other sections of the
ing
to
figures
contained
in
the
ings
are
cylindrlcnlly
woven
with
;
about 15,000,000 of tons than it
of the retiring superinten state which will use the institution.
was in 1014, but on tho othur hnnd u little tuck running down the back report of annual expenditures nnd tions
dent, who becomes recretnry to
there is a largo proportion of Inid which crentes the impression of n receipts made by J. T. Diamond, Governor
Martin on January 0, in
seam
which
is
found
in
only
the
of
annual
expenditures
and
re
up tonnage which will probnhly not
units of two senior high
again t>iccossfully seek employ most coftly articles selling for five ceipts made by J. T. Diamond, clude
with seating capacity of
ment. Any serious revival in ov or six times the amount dealers secretary of the state board of schools
1200 each, conversion of the pr»'::............
control to that body.
erseas truflic will probably lend ask for those now being offered.
(lifts o f U tility
German nnd British munufnet-1 These records show that total ent Duval high into a junior high,
to further elimination or uneco
urur*
have been particularly in ter-1disbursements nt the University and numerous elementary school
Come To
nomical tonnage, some of which is
cited in the rapid strides A m eri-iof Florida nnd nt the State Col- buildings nnd additions.
atill in service.
Shipowners appear to be fully con hosiery has made within th e , lege for Women for operating ex
Is there anything better than
alive, the report says to the neces last year in u territory which for- ponses, new buildings etc ug- home made and cured hams and
’
gregnted $728,000 in ' round ”numsity of providing themselves with merly was all their own.
Thc American stockings were hers. At tho University the to- sausage?
up’-tq-dnte fleets, nnd during the
year plans for 481) vessels of 1, Momewhnt tight nt first for some tnl was $130,000, or $320 for each
308,845 tons were passed by the European ankles, but this def-ct of the 1310 students enrolled
Why not givo him a Schoblo.
society. These ilgures, It is point already luii. been overcome, accord- ' while ut the State College thJ hat? The afyli
,yles ure right u-. well
injr
to
the
importing
ni'eiit*,
and
total
amounted
to
$
108,000,
or
ed out, are appreciably in excess
R tm cm ber t h a t
as tho quality, McKintion-Mnrknow
they
may
be
hud
in
nil
sizes
• tr ik e t h a t «ct t h 9
of those for 11)22-23, but they ure
$400 per pupil, based on the en wood.
real a'wmoklng —
again far below the nverngc for and forms.
rollment of 1020,
t h u t ’a ho w good
several yenrs previous to the war.
O hM rn ry I ta ttc « f
Dost per pupil at the Univers
POLICE FIND RUNAWAY
ity, based an expenditure from
Doc. 15.—-The query, taxable sources, was $275 each and
• Jacksonville—Modern store build ..
A Fine Candy
ing being erected on Ht. Johns “ what are them big wagons run at the State College it was $350
10c Everywhere
ning about without any horses,” each, a variation of $75 pt*r capita.
Avenue.
put in wide-eyed amazement, prov Tho difference bat ween these |
Sarasota—I'lans formulating for ed the undoing of Velmer Ches figures und those representing the
ser h plan to run awnv from bis total cost per capita is, made up
erection of 13,000,18)0 hotel.
homo in the vicinity of Brooksville. in receipts from several funds de
As the result of tho question, Vel rived from other sources, such us
mer is now in custody of Earl
Stumpf, Hillsborough county pro tho Morrill fund, incidental funds!
bation officer, to whom he was turn derived from tuition and fees. etc.
Neither ‘ the• "general extension
.d ver by a motorist who had pick*.
ed up the lad u, he trudged .dong1,
either n° r
"Umn,er
..
.....
........
the state college,
the
highway
near
tsis
city.
T
h
e
!
,L
.L
.
.
.
.
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lad’s question nt his first" sight* of ' ^
,co^e*fw " r the uni-,
(Continued from Page 1)
a street car led the motorist to '.l‘r!,lt.y’ 18 taken into considersstory of her patient’s passing -is u»k questions that developed In-1 "i" j” .arr,vinK “ t tho foregoing
she saw it.
was a runaway. Efforts are now tn V*ul«/lona
“I bad been resting for a short being made to find his parents
1u ,A . h? University $110,000 of
c»wu nurse cuueu
-------*
total expenses went into new
time when the extru
culled ,
and said Mr. Gompers wus having I The hen that lays reirularlv ,l„r
buddings and equipment, which,1
trouble with his breathing.” she Jng the winter ought to he i ‘,,*11 ?f I'"111'84, WU1 benefit future stu -1 3 1 1 E a s t S e c o n d S t r e e t .
said. “I went to him, he held up his ; hen to kt-« p for other v.o.r r
' •Vo '’;, A" eVt'n ^renter amount or
I’hone fi.'10-J
hands und said ‘Oh. help me.” The ' which to gather e g iM fo rh .i i i " " , I 8 , 'J,8° W4‘n? ‘""urd the same
"Ol’EN
AT NIGHT”
)
*M !•.- \r% of tu# V ll l t i a *
doctor and'hlf.
secretary
were
su
m
-1
___
_
Mtchinpr.
purpose
at
tho
state
college.
and'hir.
sum- i
*.
r*uv>> n i**. /.wiiiiuisaft.riM,
IHUM
lmI and
anil ttinv
tlU H m
m i ik M i of i. ~
*
*■ '■'
_——
__
mohed
they rcalled
members
the executive council und other I
leadcrl. It was then close to 3
A. M. Mr. Duncan runic in nnd
took Mr. Gonipers’ hand und gave
him the Masonic grip. He raid
Mr. Gompers returned It. Other
friends came, but there was not
iiutfh said. In a rirort time his
bnnthliig grew gradually weaker
and sixth he went off to sleep, culmIy4.:d
.
T_ wa-*
l_ . u peaceB
L d peacefully.
His
and dignified ending.’
JMA7ui
P
ns
sL™.'
Court’s Clash On
Sunday “Shines”
DnJJs The Polish In Life Of Patsy
us. ?
S 3 .5 0 #
B S fc S ;
ucational Cont*
SendjX & ,
• ■ w b a u e ftio ij’
I
,
**A«« |b.
Must
Ifpsvrtti
„ ,T r y
S m ith ’s]
Shop for goo
work. Udfen
Next to Va
S
Opening
a
s
:
Altamonte
Reports of Lloyd Stockings Made In
Show Big Slump America Are Worn
In Shipping World ByEurope’sWomen
The informal opening of Altamonte Springs as the
Perfect Suburb Will Take Place On
OPERATING COST
STA TE COLLEGES
$728,000 IN 1923
Monday, December 15,1924
The public is urged to attend this gala occasion. It will
be a day long; remembered. There will be no chargeani|
I
Not a Lot Will Be Sold
FOR CHRISTMAS
Ball Hardware Co.
The sale of the property will cease until after the Gw
Opening’and a feature of this opening is
(
A Big Free Barbecue and Fish Fry
When One Large Beef; Two Large Hogs; 250 poundscil
Black Bass and 250 pounds of Weiners will be roasted]
Fountain Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
GOMPER’S BODY
CARRIED E A S T
IN FLOWER BED
F. P. RINES
We Can Feed 2000 Guests
Come one, Come all! Bring the family—all Sanfordfe
invited to participate in this free barbecue and openir"
of the suburb beautiful “Sanlando” and make an insf
tion of the paradise of lakes and dells.
Make It a Holiday, And Spend It At Altamonte!!
But remember when you come that positively not a ^1
will be sold that day.
Dinner Will Be Served At 12 O’clock
PI,AN BOAT CARNIVAL
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 15.—A
motor boat carnival for cither
Christmas Duy or New Year’s is
planned by the .regatta committee
of tho St. Petersburg Power Boat
Association. /Dr. H. Sim nfuds,
chairman of the committee, state*
that the event will bo asrured if
thq necessary prize money is offer
ed. The conimittco Wi|l not muke
definite plain for the ragutta until
it has had ■n opportunity to sirrange (or the prizes it i* stated.
2 /5 ? N E W
.
Here’s the One R E A L Test
ti)Lyour 'hon e *0)1 Hunniva! ' l ? ' ! ,l(l!1'( h w r lal1 t Jle other phonographs and have the one you think best sent
t j,J i wo
11
‘ '
lu a ,L,t us I’htce heside it a New Edison phonograph so that you may compare
i ll, is tho finnl U . nt m u ii
the only test that is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfaction.
A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your home for
Christmas.
J. H, H interm ister P ia n o Co.
Pnn f l? ? anv lvhicl1 consists Of music, by the Orli
k Pl^ndul Speakers arid Dinner commences i
a. m and will last till about 4 p. m. Come and make
( * *(,n£ to be remembered.
F r a n k H aithcox!
' NEXT DOOR ORLANDO DANK A N D TRUaT C’O.
ORLANDO AND ALTAMONTE SPRINGS
E a v c a a m fla n a B tc M a m m
an ■ua
. -. , > (ir-
�Wins Operatic Dis
RESOLUTIONS
^Sanford IaxIrf Number 02
Free and Accepted Masons.
WHEREAS. The Grand Master
of the universe, hi IBs Infinite WI*ilbiir has seen fit to call from labor
but brother, .Schrile Mainos, a
member ,*f .-tanford I/xlge, and
HEREAfi, Brother Malnrs has
*‘iiqi*J Itnon
£5 niw
for twin**
many years
h -.n aA fnl'ti!
;oyai aw:
E t Cnithful RTcmhcf of this order. k»vH and tMiwetctl by all, ready at
all . times to give of himself ami
his ,'jbcaaa fo help, aid 'o f assist
thii frttbrnlly dr u Brother there«fc i.l'.Tl
• ' •' »
>■
1\ ' •▼VKA3,'•ThU"Mg« feels
r\- dot p!. the iitsS of this- good man.
'■i - bi:*. v e :»ye remthded Hint, with a
S' ‘
h a hi*, ids di# mbodted
fr'v spirit iv: h n n Carried t<» resitrts
ST of hlihS. theit- to remain in G< .i's
narilfli Ip f "V’.vr. Tier,f<■re,
S > ' BE IT RESOLVED, That this
■e. lodyc este.nl to th** hereavrd fainily
ij.-netfi.it sympathy in their
’
grmit In •, temindmg them that
tied, in Iln own good way doeth
A* nil thing;: for the hert and that
:
He loves nnd cares for His own.
gr.,. BK IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
TJiat u copy of llii.t ret.nlution he
lu.at to the family, a copy spread
up n the miputcH of the lodge nnd
F.V a <”.'y sent L.» the pr,-s“.
,i .
IhiVld Speer,
('. .1. Humph.
.
Committee.
AdortoJ ip open meeting tlnSccon \ Day of December, Nineteen
Hundred Twenty-Four at Sanford,
B
f
H
P
I Jessup Manufacturing Co., added
* Sam H. Hill to their foreo. Mr.
and Mrs. Hill will be a pleasant
addition to the social set.
Mr. R. E. Cobb. Fred Clark, B.
E. Clark, J. II. Menlck, F. C.
Slade and Mr. I)e Vlgne were among visitors from this city who
attended tho Chamber of Com
merce at Geneva, Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Hcnck have donat
ed n building, forme:ly used for
school purposes, to the city of
Longwood. This is a valuable
j building torn! the citizens df Longwoorj ore' fortunate.
, ’Committees In charge, of, vgfjous
dnuahtments of the fair to be held
Jan. 14 and 15,. met in the p a £
lors of tho Orpngb and .Block Ho
tel Saturday evening,
Reports
were very encouraging' and ev
eryone .is enthusiastic over the
prospects.
One of the big features of tho
fair will be the banquet given tor
the people of , Iain g wood to the
i mayors, editors, nnd president of
the chambers of commerce of ccntial • Florida. Many of Florida’s
most prominent citizens will bo
present. Matters of vital inmort1 nnee to central nnd southern Flqy; idn will be discussed.
Iladio Program
Madam Hondo D- I’nqiitili, Amurban opera singer, has been accorded
nu mhership in the Royal Academy Philharmonic ut Rome—the highest
honor mu.'K ally in .,!! Europe. She is the only one whose membership
hn.> I , i-n w on llii'ugh vocal rulhci than in-’nimeiitnl ability.
In,* Epwiirtn M'agu,*' gav a
wdt;1' n i- tu.it Fritlaj night mi
h®,™. He Is from Callforthe pm 't.,,gc lawn. A well it- i,rii oil-’ I S n r t S t r 'ri, o,,c ,‘ ''• nla«?**
but; is completely , “sold"
being th i"gtiljtr nionthly >H:il pwplt* wt*nt
uvvny winning ln« lion | i0*»[(|a
. * on
it w: .* given in honor <if llcv Mjiv* tOHB ninnv I'mikw nturnH*
t,
V .
f
.Mp li F. Wltc ier. t iara I ■ •
ports by various committees
Rarlnit , id fnntilv who are I* -vviqg tic- y.nr.
Th" MaeFatlun V.’h» ler. .Mi- Be t|,a lb* m and i'*‘ranling tho fair to he held on
nnt* B*. were rcndorol
family h t -. done a grt .'it deal l.,> ! little Louise Wheeler went i >•;
.,1, l i\.
much enthusiasm was ntaniwnrd’’ li'-ln"tig the league anil will r. i,i . ji...
l.e
;n ntiai,"l by the ui",u- j The members of the Woman’s ‘WH'I In this work. Everyone cx.Hid the Men' H hi
:d surprise at the response to
blT , f tri-* organiriiUou. The HibJ* ('it.
appeal for nssistnnec or copm ’tiap :*iu! gruunda Imvc i,I- flu- .,i the M'-'h, di-it Chui i -atertaluisl Thursdav evening in Maratlon in this.m atter. That the
c .^t cep open to th * vntittg i
t ■' <■ , Imtvh ai;d town and th*> honor - f R$tr. and Mr Alan Nine- vl,r v' 111 ,K‘ n eOCCOM in every way
in. • ( - ' ■'! the : of il dcpurtni'tii Karla11 w l,» ,re I ,.-v| p : rib . u • <I i 1• a sured now,
, f I Ik- i ,-ugUe WMllb’,1 to i'¥|iroih | Th - entmtoiniimnt in ti: inrm of
Several new members were entb< ir .'. ipi .-.iiiti(ft) of'thi ho 'iBitl- 1 art
t .* -uiipcf v-i ■t .«■11 >• 'h tolled nnd much routipo businccs
. •
I. d i"'3ed of and the body adiournitv
*'- «mrt- of thv pa^tnt- .mil ' lull lloure ainl rim
Iu*, t’cr.illy hv iciving uiioth'-r partv I - i '.- th*. v
X giiotl .’1‘uwd
will ia j." udnneu a fid m
*n Jnyab)v '.*niug WI,.1 auer.t under
the ,i
'"in of MD- .M-i.\iiti.‘
Y'l.i**;.,
l.illhm Shiutiioi nnd
r
orchestra; 8 concert: 9:03 recital; g
OloO orchestra.
5
KDKA—Pittsburgh (320) 7:15 ■
talk; 7:30 program.
J5
WCAE—Pittsburgh (462) 0:30 a
Uncle Knybeo; 6:45 feature; j;30,p
concert, orchestra.
:■
KGW—Portland Orcganlon (492) ■
10 concert; 12 orchestra.
s
Welaka Bldg,
SANFORD, FLA
feanfnrd People
Believe SSch
•No o|:d: n Sanford 'who odfl
laekacha. ■1 headaches, qizxln'
jtkeumattc p&lhs ov dlstrduslng
Inary ills can afford to ignore I
twice-told ,4toi
story of* a Sanford
"
~ resi
dent. It Lu confirmed testimony,
tellinit of lasting benefit’; from
Boon’s Pills—a stimulant diuretic
to tho kidneys. It’s evidence that
no man or woman in Sanford can
If you arc suffering from ecze doubt.
Mrs. J. Mcisch. 010 W. First
ma or some other torturing, em
barrassing skin trouble you mnv Street, Snnford, says: "I had just
be rid of it by using Mcntho-Sul- recovered from the grip nnd my
nhm, declares n noted skin spec kidneys became weak. My back
caused me to suffer acutely. I
ialist.
This sulphur preparation, be tried Doan’a rills and they gave
cause of its germ destroying pro me relief." (Statement given May
perties, seldom fails to quickly 21.-1914.)
On February 2, 1922, Mrs.
subdue itching, oven fiery eczema.
The first application makes tho Mcisch added: “I haven’t had the
skin cool nnd comfortable. Rash slightest need of a kidney remedy
nnd blotches arc healed right up. since Doan’s Pills cured me."
Price 00c. a t all dealers. Don’t
Howies Mentho-Sulphur is applied
like any plcnsant cold cream nnd simply ask for a kidney remedy,
i ; perfectly harmless, You can ob- get Bonn’s Pills—tho same that
tain n sninli ja r from any good I Mrs. Meisch had. Fostcr-Mllbum
druggist .
1 Co., Mfrs., Duffalo, N. Y.
6 organ; 0:30 story Indy; 8 lec ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■JtaaaBBBBB ■■■■■■■■■■■ BO■■!!■■■ n a a
ture; 8:.i0 musical; 9 plnynight; h
»
9:45 talk.
WGN—Chicago Tribune (370) 0
organ; 6:30 concert; 8 classical;
10 jazz orchentrn.
KYW—Chicago (530) 0:35 Uncle
Bob; 7-9:20 concert, stage review
talks; 9:45 Coon Sanders NightImwks
WLS—Chicago (345) 0:30 or
gan; 7-10:40 entertainers, orches
4":' 4*4*4*4*4*^4*4*4*4*■{•4**>
*:•*:•'S**y 4*-!•4**:•v 4’ •:*
■:*•:*4*
tra. quartette, farm program talks.
WQJ—Chicngo (448) 7-8 con
cert; 10-2 Skylarks, soloists.
To be moved from property for the purpose of
WLW—Cincinnati (123) 8:00
Shrine ham! concert.
Milking room for developments
WTAM—Cleveland (390) 7 con
cert.
WOC—Davenport (484) 7 Sand
man; 8 organ.
WHO—Des Moines (520) 7:309 orchestra, Christmas story.
South of Fourth Street and Hast of Mellonville Avenue,
WWJ—Detroit News (517) 7:30
On Ingram Tract
orchestra, baritone.
WRAP—Ft. Worth Star-Tele
gram (470) 7:30-8:30 progrnm;
Will sell as a whole or singly. Bids must he in
9:30-10:45 dance.
WDAF—Kansas City Star (411>
Wednesday Noon, December 17th.
0-7 School of the Air; 8 program
from him of C. W. Jenkins; 11:45
Nighthawks.
I’WX—Havana (400) 7:30 band.
KNX—Hollywood (337) 8 mush
SALKS MANAGER
9 orchestra; 10 features; 12-2 n.
m. dance.
Mrs. Joe Jen kin-, were Sanford
visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, it. i.. Wheel* r have,
announced the marriage of their
daughter Florence <o Mr. I <win
Gay on Dec. 21.
.Me. .uid Vu .. Frank .‘.orris and
'Wools, v Sturfivnnt were Sanford
j visitors Sundnv afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. (\ H, Gi’ccn, Mrs.
Shuman. .Mi Hazel Shuman and
Muster Woodrow Shuman motored. The long wo, id Chamber of
to Hi.- m ini ■Mtnuhiv mte noon.
■' innnetce held ics regular monthNew,-, has lie.n rccciv ! of the l.v mectinn, Wednesday evening at
rmuoval of Rev. Mat. 'dm F.trinn >8 o’clock. There was u good atHomi laiid and the ai>t intment i tendance and u lively nnd profitof lii-v. C. E. Cook to iln im.-tnraUi 1 able nwas tho reBiilt.
of tho Methodist Church in Oviodtf J Mayor J. E, Walker, president
/o r the coming vear.
*of K body, tendered ids resignaDa the night of the fifth Sunday riot:.
After strenuous efforts
th* childrens' orchestra Don, ih- .vi • inailo to get him to rceonsidMethn.li.'.t Orphanage at Enter <,■ tij. resignation, it was nccopt. prise hud ellu’ge ot the tr ibe at e<l tind Fred A. Clark was eleetI the Irngut) mtjoUng, Abtutl )•’ ■ed to fill the vacancy, Mr. Walkmemher., of It.......... ,tr i \ym>
hut been a splendid officer nnd
; uri'on! and ' unleinlid mugiuiu through his efforts, backed by tile
iei.,i,Jwd..V.UlUV..VX#,-«^^.*U.' .
xeivo 'titbtinilP of “ I.«ttgW0\»(l,
‘M?rtli^'cd lr>*
U-j at h th-'toW n1 has niude'sttlendid prh- '9
c»'ed t" hear then:.
gress nn*l is beginning to plan
.VJi; > liar. I Slium.tii *ntertuiiivd |„ r«, things for the immediate
i iu honor of her Mfriidav la. t I-ri- future,
day P'uht tit the home of her >i
i.i,
„
Lonirwood
W O S -^ iro m w i Cfty <440.0) 8
talks; 8:30 bid .time fiddlin’.
KHJ—Los Angeles Times (395)
8 concert; 8:30 children; 10 fea
tures; 12 orchestra.
WHAS—Louisville Times (400)
7:30-0 orchestra.
WCCO"—• Minncnpolis-St. Paul
(417) 0 musical; 10 dance, con
cert-...
WEAF—New York (492) C Sy
nagogue wurvice.
WJZ-f-New York (450) 0 or
chestral 7 Wall S t.’ Journal rcview; J T ’J lT: talk;’;7£20 pianist; 9
trio; 9:30 qrtnM trn.
j
WOR—Ntmidk* (405) 7 Orches
tra:
bnnd?-8rl6 talkji
8:30 tt|o|lU quartet. Orchestra. Ill]:
WDA R-TtWiladolphla’ (393) OjW
talk; 7 ta(k; 8 xccitidj lp.tJ5 or
chestra.
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best advertisem ent. Aetuul field results deej
their superior crop-making ability. Only to
materials of known value enter into their mb
T he plant-food is balanced to su it the ncedsartj
ticular crop for which it is intended. Thq^,
pended upon to grow big crops if big cropsiii)
The Armour BIG CROP line is complete. 1:9
formulas and analyses to su it every Hondam
soil. Am ong the four types of BIO CROP citrJ
lures there is one especially adnhted to the falT]
of your grove. And th ere’s a BIO CROP «g|
fertilizer to sa tisfy every need of your soil and
Descriptive booklet free on request
Warehouse at Sanford
Armour Fertilizer Works
West Commercial and It. It. Arc
Jacksonville, Fla
o •laiuw ir ju ts i/tj trru
Try A Herald Want Ad For Ri
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POCKKT KNIVES
FISHING TACKLE
(U)oi)S
Santa Claus suggests that these ifts can best he bought at
Hill Hardware Co
AT rojle**, e»er>oni ihou^bt Itita
'. Mj IIc would J>e<omr • wrilrf
'
’ of (irtiou. In»trjd, th,* i» OM
of liw ruuntry’* for^nn",* aullniiiU:'
iu .v'lJr.iip'iii,, and h«r jrtirle* it,
*!l*- 1.' ln*» llon.r Journal, Delineator
#3ii ...her magHrinct, arc read hy mil*
lipn: of woludl ill all part* <«f thWpild. Hertelf the tinitlier id four
rjli'jrrn, die b » fir.t-h.ind Innwledyr
pi th? I »ndi that |o Uiword *euud
Fod;. *Luddi»(.
G cl«lin it caaqiicaou* ou Mri.
Il.dlVi patiiry thalf, and »ha ute« it
Inientiveljr, not only becamo gelatin
• t i l f , pteiuins unit attritUva di h.-t
|i.ii D i' jum it help* di(i,-»t other food*
2 Inhli-jpnmifu!i )te]:itin icali'd in
3 lahletpuoiifuD cold water.' A id to
ltd* the following;
2 cup* Tuumto Juice or Soup, 1 leittioou U n i o n Juice, *4 (Ireeu P |
vii*pped, 1 tfii*|io,iii rail. *i» lf*-p nn
•ugar, juirr hj tenon, tlelery tali, l
Bay Leaf, 2 (dove*.
Boil together la flavor the tomato
juice. Drain; add to jnlaliq. m>iturr.
Pour iu « wet mold, t.ool uiud *uud.
t!*nit.li
-.1
l
THE REX ALL STORE
�v * / i t n tL'k *«t(4 t 4tJ “ • * i
it;
-
To-day’g
'o Permit Thorough Prbbe
Western Agriculture Problems
OLD HOME TOWN
THE SQUARE
DOESflONOR
’1 ’
•
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SEATTLE, W»»h., Dec. 1«.
You have heard of the Squared circle. This is It-' If
„ you want
Fourteen girls .aboard Camaradoto square the circle all you haw to do ia to nut in the
■ cor
correct wonts
appended below*
rtON. Dec. 15/-~Rec-r tl$r could get his farm a t its act- suggested by the horizontal ,sn4‘ vertical synonyms appen
rle, formerly tin ocean-going ship
Continued on page eight
for Cpncrestlonal | un’ value. It could proceed to sub- The task may look easier than
ping board vee-scL were canilpl
of him penetrating the Nation's
,it a thorough tapes-1 divide excess lands into farms of
z
adrift
on the storm tossed waters
enlrlt, increasing the sum of its
potential agricultural; T*^nner rize, could ad lust the prices
tie wett,. apd for the of land o agree w itlr productive
of
Union
Lake here during the
energies, awakening, tj»c youth to
t of a program of recla- values, and could give long-time
night
and
early
Tuesday togs, har
high adventure, and stridently pro
I newer development for payments with low Interest."
claiming the glory of upright livbor
boats
and
coast guard « * f i
f-Till arid region*, were
Touching on the future need for
n*‘
.
They
do
not
tattle
shout
were
organised
to
rescue the girls.
1 annual report today sta te co-operation and state aid in
Washington's blaring profanity'bt
Mead, commisalon- the settlement and agricultural de
The
Camaraderie,
used
as a house
Monmouth, but see his stately fig
velopment of projects, the report
mJon«
boat was torn from IU moorings. '
ure riding into the storm of hgttlo
the conclusion of the recites that the suite has an even
Rudderless and without a captain
beneath tfio tattered flag of a hew
jury committee on re- greater interest than the nation In
or crew the girls were a t the raernation ho would fain bring Into
Lnbodicd in a bill which the, cnarBucr
W1B people
pel
character ui
of the
who
thu World. They do not whisper
cy' ■of' a gale as the veu*
vessel
Ithc House and Is pend- make homes oH th is land,
h
since
from itj
it: I/.moring*
<
about Lincoln’s, choice of compan
aooring» and c«
[ the Senate, Dr, Mead "the foundation of‘ thef istate’s fuions or his taste in anecdotes or
three houseboats In which
|wntar,rcal».
is laid in these new
his cunning in politics; but they
ics were tiring side-swiping a coast
^JevdtortlB tim ulpfes eomtauhltied."
read incised in white murble walls
guard vessel as it was carried to
a&riculturftL and econDdring. the year th e ‘bureau irri
tho sacred poems which the Ittarmid-channel. A police boat found .
JJ, and the perfection gated 1,213,700 acres of land cov
ary genius has left to posterity be
the craft tossed about the spot
nt and development ered by project cendus statistics.
hold him in the uight watches cor
where nine government rum cha«[ads are to ye frought On the cropped area of 1,179,870
recting his mistakes and using
ers were anchored but the girla
jon without disaa- acres, crops wera grown having
even his humility as a sword with
could not be removed until later in
and waste of money a gross value of more than $65which to carve out the victory of
tho day when the gale is expected
his cause. And so it will be with
,000,000, or $56 an acre cropped,
I to subside.
m
Ichanges urged by the * b compared with a gross value
Woodrow Wilson in the long per
spective of the years. Tht* destiny
Would be helpful. Dr. of $50,000,000 and $43 nn ocre in
I in his blood decided that he should
] £ , "but if legislation the preceding year. Including land
aflame with will to advance the
Possess,
[these, the -amended re- furnished in whole or in part w ith1
slow ascent of man had joined
“The unconquerable will
those whom men call immortal
1 \ will hot provide; u w ater from works of the bureau,
And courage never to submit or
for the development the g rais value of crops produced
and stood among that hUrh fel
yield
lowship.
gts, The reason fqr In 1033 amounted to more than
And what is else, not to be over
"Constant as the Northern S tar
»et that many of the 102,000,000, as compared with
come."
Of whose true, fixed, and la.itplUeu for fhtura re* B8,000,000 in 1922.
Irrigtaion
“His ambition to serve his coun r f his that liberty guided by rea of mankind in nn hour of destiny
tag quality.
where the land. is works operated by the bureau In
try was ns Intense an Cromwell.
Thera is no felloe in the firma
■owned."
cluded 100 storage and diversion
son
and
not
by
force
wns
the
con
nnd
that
nn
imcrruntiblo
liberal
It was not easy for him to for
ment."
the committee's co dams, more than 16,000 miles of
get or to forgive. The pride of tribution of his century to human
in of settlement, under cannJs, pitches and rt-nins; 060
HORIZONTAL
V E R T IC A L
righteousness sometimes froze the advancement. 1 donbt not that
verhment would be miles of pipe 'lino, and thousands 1—varicolored, ’6—belonging
1—principles 21—belonging
mime
genial currents of his soul, regrets visited his mind for lost
ie or control all prl- of structures incident to the car
checkered
to the uwii
2—
part ot
to man
hut he was willing to die. and did opportunities that might have;
id lands In qxcesa of riage and distribution of wafer.
cloth
39—combining
Very ‘to be’ 26—large net
die to guarantee to humble men been better used; but a durable>
unit!.. Commissioner On irrigation projects wore built 6—walked
form signi
3—
musical 28—native
n fairer chance in u justcr world, fntkfaction must needs have for-,
ted that if control of 9,500 canal structures, and 1,100
withlong
fying
note
metal
nnd therefore tho savage assaults tified his soul in those long sd-1
[were made possible his bridges, nnd tho total excavation
steps
within
4—
scope SO—age
of hlfl enemies will shrivel into quested days, that oven the devil's
d go ahead with dcvel- amounted to nearly 235,000,000 11—
before
40—unneces
6—
native of13—narrator
the insignificance of Horace Greu- advocate must bear witness that—
tin that the future set- cubic yards.
12—
cause to
sary activ
0—heirs
31— a p e r tu r e
lie had loved no darkness.
iey’s
editorials against Lincoln’s
arch
ity
7—
demon 15—crazier
Sophisticated no truth.
iodides, or the futility of the ear
14—
incline tho41—article
strative
36—dull
ly
century
pamphleteers,
against
Allowed no fent.
head
42—cheated
pronoun
37— weary
Th
.mns
Jefferson’s
iconoclast
and
“A
grace which his heurt crav
15—
point of
t slung l
8—
upon
38—
a wouid-bc antichrist, nnd his mere detract ed came in tho exnitntlon and ex
compass
44—planet
9—
nickname
witty per
ors will themselves either attain citement of the vision of a vali
16—
every third
46—suffix
for
son
n repellant fame ns the detractors ant new generation on- the march,
day
forming
physician
’3—Italian
of greatness or else they will pass intent to light its torches a t the
DO people were present he praised the work of Mr. Hnlth- 18—101
adverbs
coins
10—
published
out of memory and no one will still burning fire of his purpose
Altamonte Springs
at cox and then called upon several 19—
Spi
enlarge
from ad
13—propoct•15—singing
ask
to substitute for thu arbitrament
dinner and fish-fry other members to speak,
20—
auditory
jectives.
part
tion
of war and death the reign of law,
Who or what they have been
ink Haithcox to cclc48—suitable
Mr. Haithcox followed with the 22—pronoun
16—
bs full 47—yes
More than he asks what waves to restore to thn land of his love
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ening of the new sub- announcement his agreement to soil 24—
girl’s name for
17—
number 49 •v/hUe
Of the midmost ocean have nnd his loyalty Its surrendered
part of
nUndu”. Crowd* from $100,000 in lotr in iio days had 25—
riding
ID—brings to
50—title
• swelled.
uzeendunev, und to guarantee to |
face
iiford and other neigh* horn oversold by $17,000. He made
50—
elder man
G2—football
remem
Foamed for a moment and gone. the principles he had fought for
i began to arrive short- u short talk and preaented plans 27—call
(abbr.)
player
brance
“He curried his head high in eternal validity. Tho puzzle and
[o’clock nnd from then for the future development* of 29—appeared
51— snake-like 21—struggles
(uLbr.)
the dying days of his public serv complex of his dual nature seem
music by a special "Sanlando” and other property in 31—note of
fish
54—exclama
ice, omitting no duty his strength ed at last to fall into a mould of
.
■..<»#
'
scale
53—place again
kd the occasion,
terests. A novel plan was Intro
tion
Lcould beur, meeting tho gracious simplicity and consistency. “We
64—struck
[morning Mr. Haithcox duced whereby 10 lake-front lots .12—prefix de
courtesy of his successor at tho d|e but death of sacrifice without;
noting
55—
toniewhnt
tiplent of congratuln- will bo given free to those who will
end with an equal courtesy, ns they distinction if we are not willing to .
A Ward to New Fans.
twice
56—
string of
[the nucceu of hlB new agree to build the best houses on
rode away from the White House, die the death of sacrifice. Honor,
beuds
12 o’clock dinner was them, starting construction within 33—one nfter
to deeply associated In American nnd distinction came only ns reanother
The numbers indicate the be history with memories of sorrow wards for service to mankind." j
L
’btcued meat and fltth 60 days. Many applications were
Herewith is the solution of puzginning of a word; the shaded and pain, as well as pomp ami Thus Woodrow Wilson hnd spoken j
!to hundreds as they received nnd announcement of the
t.tops indicate the end. In thu power, while unseen of human in tho days of his strength to ,
|the serving table,
successful applicants will he made z!o No. 49.
horizontal column are listed eyes to each other of them alike, high-hearted American youth, and!
rial table realtors from Dec. 24.
synonyms for thu words which "tragedy with sceptered pull comes now he could of right claim th e ;
The drawing of lota for tho?-!
nford and other places
fit crosswise from the numbers
supreme distinction ns his very
sweeping by.
I with officer* of the Al- who had purchased in "Sanlundo”
to the first shaded stop in
“The very depth and dignity of own! And so even ns death enfoldimber of Commerce, previous to Mondny was held at
his silence won through to th e , cd him in its shadows, nun pausthe right. In the vertical
of the Orlando Realty 2:30 o'clock and was hundlcd in a
inmginutign of men. nnd when he cd in their busy lives nnd cume to
column urc listed synonyms tb
present in a body. J. way satisfactory to all present.
tho words which At downward spoke, the world stood nt atten comprehend that a man of great
i, recently elected pres- Most of the 117 purchasers were on
110 E. Second S i.
P hone 101 -J
tion heartened to have knowledge faith had lived in their era, re
from tho numbers to tho Arst
i chamber of commerce, hand to And the location of the lotr
□ H Q U tt D Q Q 2
shaded spot below. Go ove- the that his high hopes for mankind vealing to them its beauty nnd
i tou.itmunter. He first which ware assigned to them.
□ 2 0 1 2 0
•w ords-yutr-fw p - sure -■ about. >«eve undimmed, and that thafu ..dignity, that n prophet, hud guided g
M r nsuBrir W!W TJprthlngTT*^iT!rrt7T5"~ir:ii'Tnr a
duo u au _
Thuy will give you clues to the '/as no faltering in that firm fn' ‘ i their country and stirred the hcn rt|& e w w
withering in behalf now era for Altamonte Springs
other words.
itczM praised the work | which laitl1 recently hud made no
ithcox in aiding in the i attempt a t development. This winbt of that place.
ter promises to ho a banner one,
Jfp/ett, resident manager and u live Chamber pf Commerce
[nrWa Newspapermen’s is at work spreading the gospel
oke briefly, declarin'? of growth nnd progress. Tho town
her things that much through its chamber of commerce
due tho real estate men recently
congratulated
Frank
for the development of Haithcox on the success of his pro
W. C. Lawson, former ject and issued a welcome to* all
I of the Orlando Realty thoso who had purchased lots in
•--1" - - -r m* V 1,
[e • shprt talk in which the new subdivision.
(Continued on Pago 8.1
be given Mrs. Morse for the
stepmlid work which Rhe is doing.
‘ "We feel that another year will!
U niversity City Is M eeting show what a great help this or
Place In March of State ganization hns been. We have
worked under handicaps.
Our
IKAN, Alaska, Dec. 16.—
llody; To Make Plans Soon funds
huve been limited but thu
p ," traveling by autowork has been carried on to thu
lit teams and afoot to
(Continued on Page 8.)
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 10.— satisfaction of thu committee.’’
r placer district i.trike, Hlinois freight accessories' to the
The Florida Prers Association will
An uppoui for more co-opera
lumbia, have been stop- south.
tion on the part of tho citizens of
international boundary
Mr. Tilford, with the permission hold its next annual meeting nt the this
county and for funds to carry
University of Florida next Mnrch,
«t of Wrangell, Alaska,
>>yal Canadian Mounted of Commissioner Eastman nnd the according to a statement by Ralph nn thn work, was sounded by Mr.
refused permission to consent of the representatives of Stoutumire, chairman of tho exec Wilson. Old clothes are needed at
ieeno of operations by the carriers nnd shippers present utive committee of the association all times and each donation will be
he said. Mrs.
Ifaine, Telegraph Creek later will present a supplementary and professor of journalism ut the I'rcatly |nappreciated,
jiiim
iu distribute
uiiw
Morse is planning
to
|Dui:e Lake trail until exhibit covering traffic from east
University.
The
association
W‘H
j
Christmas
bankets
and
those
duonling to word received ern trunk lines and New F.ngland be in tessloa for three days.
----siring to help in this work, are
order to head olf the territories to Florida, via wat Practical assurance
has been re urged to make their donations as
fl wus iuaued to prevent er-rail und viu rail-water-rail.
ceived
by
Mr.
Stontnmire
that
|ui! privations, without
This report, ho explained he was Dean Walter Williams, School of soon as possible,
Mona ut Cussiur.
unable to offer to the present Journalism, University of Missouri,
Avon Park—New drainage dis
hearing because of what he term will attend the meeting, und nn trict, including holdings of Pino
*' • * ' * * !
ed unavoidable circumstances. He interesting program is to be built Ranch Cattle Company, being or
explnined .further thut while the around him. Many other notables ganized.
amount will Ik- relatively small have been invited und are expect
comnared with the total of all ed to take part on the program.
IN FURNITURE BUSINESS
V Dec. 10.— This city traffic shown in the general re Gainesville and the University of
H. S. Pond, who for the pust few
iproxiniate population of port it was important in order Florida were selected by the asso months has been assistant cashier
k*. only 1,200 private . thut , ,tho showing with respect to ciation lust spring ut the
, meeting
, .. of the Sanford Bunk and Trust
be ns complete us held in Cocoa us the place
^. according to A g u r e s ' * l°rida wou
for the c anlpimyt will become enguged in
jwtntly by the author!- I possu.c.
next meeting and the executive tj,e furn|ture bus/nyss at Daytona
W 1.200 less than last
It was roughly estimated by committee was authorized to n[" ■Beach In January, according to nn
•reduction is attributed representatives of the carrier thnt range the dnto und other prclimi announcement made by him Tues
Gnomic crisis which has the revenue test had been comoil- naries.
day. Mr. Pond will maintain his
rtunllv nil branches nf
at » c0!it of $250,000, und that
Two
of the
committee j .ypewrjter
iwo members
memucra oi
inc Lu.m.iiviou
repair •' office
oince in
III the
typewriter repair
the
^ S o n ^ n d walks ot the result of these tests showed met here Thanksgiving Day and de- \vocdruff building, making weekly
in,
nnll
n
rtl
nnf
IttiT
Ilf
f
till
WnAm
’
„_
i
i
.1
"ft
that a loss of approximately $500,- nliln/1
cided to call a meeting of tho whole visits to this city to tak,e care of
atr»a
_ . l
, | 000 n month to the carriers would committee in Orlando for Dec, 27
in-1 cafes have nlso j
rt,guit 0f the proposed rates to complete details of the conven
TO l«ECTUKE HERE
ftmri, t ” an.y Viemm ra » - ;rovUi0n. This, they pointed out, tion. This committep consists of
Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, call-,
opru-tors have threutea-, ja U|>nroximately equal to the to- Ralph Stoutnmlrc, chairman. Uni
S r ,“ tabhshments on i tai of dividends paid by the nouth- versity of Florida; W. M. Pepper, cd the “Ijvomqn Orator of Ameri
ca" will deliver a lecture in San-|
[i that they are being ov- j
^
c.a rrje rH .
Gainesvillo Sun; Gilbert I^ncli, ford Thursday night at 8 o’clock
’>the rmiuicipality.
In discussing thu revftnue te s t, Leesburg Commercial; Goode M. at tho Methodist Church, accord
.. . . . , „
_ - i covering grain and grain products, Gucrry, Palatku Daily News; and ing to an ' announcement made
Mr. Tilford says that the bulk of \V. M. Glenn, Orlando Sentinel.
Mm. Armor wilt sneak I
—
the grain and grain products traf The president. T. J. Appleyard, Tuesday.
here
under
the auspices of the
fic handled In the south originates Tallahassee, and the secretary, R.
Christian Temperance
in southwestern territory, western J. HnIVVi Sr., Sanford, are ex- Woman’s
Union. Her subject has not been
— Princess trunk lines territory. Central offlcio members of tho committee.
announced.
__. FtGeorge’s
uight Association
and Illinois
King
enusStudent: taking Journalism sub- j 3
^ H to leavo London in j Freight Association territories and jects at the University will bo > >
;,or« month’s visit to the 1 moves into the South through the excused from some of their work
t ^ est Africo, .whqre Ohio und Klississippi river cross in order to uttend the meetings of
|
Part in some -big ings.
the association, it is announced.
t
C
Hite Springs Entertains Large
[wd At Opening New Subdivision
A c r e a g e !
On Sanford'Orlando road, close to
Sanford. Price very low. Subdivis
ion property. Act quiek. Chance to
double your money.
W. V. W heeler
4
Welfare Work I s
Being Carried On
FLORIDA PRESS With Big Success
BODY TO MEET
eekers Warned R A T E S REVISION IN GAINESVILLE
[ors of Winter MEANS 5 PER CENT
LOSS IN REVENUE
GIFTS
Prudent Buyers Will Select
Furniture
at the
lie Crisis Hits
rian Businesses
Seminole Furniture Co.
Christmas Suggestions
Royal Easy Chairs
Sewing Baskets
Fibre Smoking Stands
Windsor Chairs
oast Holding No
*s For Princess
Wood Baskets
Cedar Chests
Windsor Rockers
Lamps
We also have a complete stock in for Christmas at prices that are very in
ducing to to the public.
lr*fnt years the Gold
winwn as the white
* h ; e UL owintr
1,1
%
# has keen made in
or malaria and other
r'Ullisn
- e i s i t ,, ik..
thu district j
‘trvely healthy.
hflti
who will be acI!.Wl,mn,‘ friend, will
IlkT’ the sMt of govern
.fuest of the local guv*
PARLORS INSPECTED
Mexico Will Decorate REALTY
MIAMI, Dec. 16.—Purveyors of
Defenders Vera Cruz. nulchritude in the beauty par
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 16.—Crea
tion of u new decoration called the
“Second North American Invasion,”
to be bestowed upon tho defenders
of Veru Cruz agninst the United
States navy in 1914, hus been ap
proved by the chamber of deputies
an** vL*nt to the senate.
Newspapers of tho capital de
plore that the decoration _will bo
L Jw m ST
«nse
paid by Jan- awarded only to the soldiers and
im
’i not paitl
|J 1
turned over tot sailors who participated in the deEiib m ® *"r collection. f'MRe of the port and not to tho
, rl.bN HOY.
. thousands of civilians who risked
lors of Miami have come under the
purview of the city's health div
ision which has passed tho word
along that the ‘ general sanity
code of the state must be observ
ed. No obstacle is placed in the
way of the women obtaining the
desired degree of beauty to which
they believe themselves entitled;
the beautifiers merely being told;
to bear in mind cleanliness should
be the unfuilir.g mentor of beau
ty.
Seminole Furniture Co.
THE STOKE WITH UICJ VALUES
313 E. Firat Street.
FOR CHRISTMAS
OUR DISCOUNT SALE ENDS CHRISTMAS EVE.
G ifU of U tility
Conte To
Moughly developed and placed!Ball Hardware Co.
thoroughly
on market.
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Phone ISO-NY
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lay a t IU*f*n». PlarMa
The
two
weeks
immediately
preceeding
Christmas
is
w
ith-,
North, East, South, W ait.
_M Second Claan Matter,
... ST. 191k, at the Poatofrice out doubt the busiest period of the year for all business
Which Is Best?
Japanese don’t
inferd, Flor.da, under Act of houses. Merchants in every line of wares are selling more1
Miami, or Seattle?
t*i. last.
..
hous. pets, but
San Diego, or Maine?
this as making . _ .e* 1
bUu erS th“n t f ey d® ^ * month of Sundays
LXO U DRAM
makin* ■ god, ^ 1
YARD
th e ordinary purchaser. Banks feel the strain too w ith the
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor.
ICoorrtDRt tDM)
activity wi checking accounts, increased, and th e merchants,
^ m p k ln C enteT u^ ’
i PHONE:—Res. 428-J
profiting thereby, m aking heavier deposits. E ven th e news
town in South
"
m u c R i r a m rated
SAN SIMEON RANCH. Ca!„
•ton’t know why.
r... *7.00 Sts Months—11.58 papers are busier than ever with th e m erchants striving to
Dec. 12.
1 la City |.jr Carrier, pet attract custom ers their way-through the advertising medium. , WHAT IS the beat part
d
of
thiii
Itc. Weekly Edition S it*
Hnrvord V n h ^ t '
us Western country? E
eat American colW. * l
from the northern bouni
AL NOTICBi All o b ltu -.
even
to when theb^'i'
card* of thank*, roeolutlone
The Pipe Organ Club i,..
n to the Mexican front(e
Icea of entertaltimenia where they are idle, they are taking a sw eet sum m er’s vacation in
day afternoon with Mrs. W,
.r p - B* Lynch pf.O
rla
■OriaMovrtenV
are made will be charged comparison to the heavy tasks which are thrown at the post believes thnt the best place i
Bamboo
seed.
art
Monday on business1, in SaoforA\V S 9 S ler ,n * th« Welaka Ap<
regular advertising rate*.
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office clerks at this tim e p f year. Their duties are increased where he lives. The man from thi
Hindus, but we
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l|SR THE A 9tqrfA l*l> l>nRl
J- C«AU*EdmundsS of .DcLand
J S S & T t A - elitirTho meeting was h very, entt
many fold and their forces very little.* It is estim ated that Saot ia bewildered.. Like a fly In’
they would makeo!?1*
», A*ooclate<P Hr*** lie ctelu
Jpent Saturday in Sanford.
»--• ‘
ono. All final'prtpD rtti.
entitled to the tie* for repo
’
loha Bridge Club;
leven out o f every ten packages handled by the postof fic^ de a pastry shop.'
on of all new* dlepatch
were made for thc bsisli ihd cook
Our
Idea
o
fT
h
^
k
i
ted to It or not otherwlae err
partm ent a t this tim e of year,, are Christmns packages, and
ed food sale to be held: th ftT 'riSEATTLE SAYS, ’’Come here,
pUMn thin paper and alao the local there is tvr decline in the number o f ordinary packages.
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Jo
spent
13
a
bowlegged
g|
GLORIOUS ANP
day and Saturday. Miss Mar
Monday in Sanford.
««{U published herein. All rights
Shinbolser Ot 3 o’clock.
and you will never leave. Our fu
»ome friend who»e kn*.
of «-rnpuhtleatlon
of apeclaldlepatchdlepatchgaret Davis will be in chargo of
r . ..... ...........apeclal
A
Knoxville
postm
aster,
realizing
the
burdens
his
clerks
tfeA by the' Music T)e*
•a Serein are alao reserved.
ture will be wonderful, but the
Jha,ha*«r articles.
Mrs. Voile
the Woman's Club,
endure and striving to minimize litem in so far as possible,
The quickest Way ,
inLOrlandoCOnt>,ey *Pent Mond,,y Williams will look after the cook
TQ»9DAY, DECEMBER 18, 1921. has compiled a list o f "Do’s ” and "Don’ts” which everyone present is ail that any human be
ting at 3 o'clock, probow.egs i, to Bo out
ed food sale nnd Mrs. W. M.
ing could ask for—sunshine, health,
,’clock. '
'
Scott will sell thc Christmas can
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Martin
and
should
read
and
try
to
follow
out.
W
ith
a
little
co-operation
three
in
a
flivver
cooji
B 9 L E THOUGHT FOR TODAY
happiness. Come here where snow,
dies.
Mrs. Forrest McAllister
I
N,
Thompson
of
Oviedo
on
the
part
of
Christmas
givers,
the
postoffice
clerks
m
ight
W ednesday
took card of the buiar articles in
, JjR E A L FOOL:
These gardenlos or
>L: J Ile that trust- be able to enjoy some o f the Christmas cheer which means raw winds and coal bills aro only
[
Monday
in
Sanford.
ehtly Bridge Club wilt
the absence of Miss Dnvis, nnd
nightmare memory.’’
D tO i hla own he,eyxt is a fool. Prothey aro wearing will,
i by Mr«, Frank Millmany
lovely gifts wero received.
so much to the rest of us at this tim e o f year. L et’s heln
verba 28:20.
Ik*
j Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry T. BodMrs. Estridge. the rummage
face more quickly than ,
them out, so:
.
FROM PETALUMA, townrd the
>*<------------- ha
j we I returned, Monday from a docommittee chairman, reported a
ftprp Department of the
&M ARTYR TO HUMANITY.
! north, loaa! patriotiuni wire*
lightful ptotor-trip to Ft. Myers.
Don’t place clothing silks, ties, gloves, etc., in the
very successful rummage sale Sat
Logs hnve been
ub
will
meet
a
t
3:00
"Come and bco the egg basket of
urday.
I see It on the g r e e n grass, on the
sam e box with candy.
ted
with
Ifalse
teeth
bliss
Edith
Teague
has
return*
sloping award,
the world. And near here the only
i
Parent-Teacher’s
AsDuring the social hour Mrs. A.j
much to the disgust,.
Don’t bring your parcels to be weighed unless
S4W*it ncath the shady tree and by
hold a'm eeting at 3
place where men harness nnd use
aiilii Ala*a vlait of “ weck »n Camp M. Phillips s a n g tw o s e le c tio n s in
the return address is in the upper left hand corner
•< the river’s ford;
her very pleasing manner.
.
live steam coming up from the
Imagine one of the,,
on the water, now In the nir,
o f the parcel.
pc Turner Circle , o f tho
...The
hostess,
assisted
by
Mrs.
earth.”
Miss Catherine Teague of Or•log:, with false teeth
it in the thicket, seo it every
I t Church will meet with
lnndo spent thc week end with Dr. W. M Scott. Mrs. A. M. Phillips
"Don’t ship hats, glass articles and merchandise
where.
The "egg basket" refers to the
hunt them before b|ti„r 4, (McLendon a t 3:30 P. M.
nnd Mrs. C* I*. Pork, nerved roPopular memOci of Sanford’s and Mrs. W. T. Ungley.
o f a fragile nature in a flim sy box.
itf and rolling, lying on the
h Legion Dance a t Ar- younger set whose marriage to
fact thnt Petaluma is the greatest
freshments.
There
will
- AI IVI V
« HI be
UU no
ll»a
ground,
There are 20 wom«a U1 fpitt Orchestra.
Mr. St. Johns took place in Miami
meetinir of tho club next week on
chicken nnd egg producing center
.Don’t
send
coins
or
currency
without
registering
if, then speeding from mound
Sunday.
Before her marriage,
account of the npprouching hull
England. We would lib,
on enrth.
them.
to mound.
'Thursday
- -------- —
-------days.
Mrs. St. Johns was Miss Julia friends
in Apopka.
PuMucd by mighty humans,' peoK* Week Bridge Club Zachary, daughter of Mr. und Mrs.
Don’t cause thc clerk to have to w ait for the
THE INHABITANTS of thc Im
' pie high and low,
(with Mrs. W. J. Thip- ♦V. A. Zachary of First Street.
Interwoven sox will make a verv
money
to
pay
for
.stamps.
Have
the
change
ready.
. Miss Edna Chittenden is the
-X
perial Valley, where the soil is lit
R aftdd Rttle urchins, men with
appropriate gift for him. We
guest
of
friends
for
this
week
in
There
are
only
75
^
.
Kemember
tho
one
next
in
line.
*** 'beards like snow.
erally worth more than all tho gold
[A. Newman will enterhave them all ready in Christmas
St. Augustine.
grent nuic in e:{i*tca.t ^
E m treated roughly, dubbed from
ppiicate Lunclmop club,
Mrs. George Peon, Mrs. A. D.
boxes. McKlnnou-Mnrkwood
Don’t wait later than December 20th to moil par
ininon
of
California
put
together,
j**» ■morn to night,
ry Harris Ariqour, na- Sauer, Mrs. B. G. Smith and Mrs.
cause it failed to fey,
cels going a distance farther away than 300 m iles.’
Mrs. Paul Dooley nnd Mrs. Snm
tell you that they possess the
Fmrincd with fenr, always small
ker of the W. C. T. U. Thomas Aulin of Oviedo were Levy of Geneva spent Monday
Snnitnry hand cleaning nnd
for
thc
future.
earthly paradise. Rasseias, even in
W1 'and white;
Don’t buy stam ps o f sm all denomination.
it thc Methodist Church Chopping in Sanford Monday.
pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305
shopping
in
Sanford.
Y erbringing nought but sport nnd
East 2nd. St.
hl.i happy valley, might have en
More ducks are mi- l J
Don’t refuse to answer the coll o f the postman
t
Wc Joy to nil—
Mrs. E. F. Niblnck hnd as her
vied them. "Imperial Valley or
than
in
any
oth
mm^ I
promptly.
A. G. Millard and L. E. Smith
A jjx artyr to our pleasure is tho
(n’t s man alive who guests Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. B.
ahould teach thes ii
Heaven" is their motto.
or
Atlanta are spending a few days
j . small golf ball.
H. s . POND
E.
Ewing
nnd
daughters
and
W.
se
pet
shirts
thr.t
he
from there.
*r?<?n t £ ? ntl
™rds w ith tinsel on the
in Sanford on business.
Sw
—Renedictus.
M.
Tyler
of
Ocoee.
*h
the
draw
for.
We
O ver W o o d ru ff R- Wilts ,,11
outside. They will be held up.
LITTLE PLACES nnd great
ikiml. They are made
citic::, liko Los Angeles nnd San
Sanford shows the wayl
Don’t forget to put the street address, route or box
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Wallace hnd
nttan Shirt Co., McanaxsxsMMXDMXPSDxaMxaxsMwxswxaMNiMxsx)^]
Mrs. George Redfcrn left Mon
number on your mnil.
hruncisco, nil have good reasons,
fkwood.
day for Butler. Gn. She was call as their guests for the week-end B U Y -------S E I .L --------B E N I
Bsnford merchants aro displayATLANTA JOURNAL
nnd you can't gainsay them.
ed there by the death of her bro Mr. nnd Mr#. C. T. Friend nnd Mrs.
Clean—Itepnlr
THINGS TO "DO”-—
in f^ o m e very attractive windows
Mnry Bishop.
ther.
HOLD BAZAR,
rtninr .VAS
The
little
place
says
we
shall
bo
to^Christmns shoppers.
dxxlist ladies will hold
Mail your parcels during the morning hours,
ns
big
ns
Los
Angeles
some
day.
The death of Snmuel Gompers dition, he declared: "There has olJ>l bazar in tho Miller
avoid the rush.
Mr. and Mr.1). R. J. Richardson
The Tampn Times calls the prev
Come now, nnd let your pocket- marks the passing of a rare lead- ways been in the labor movement
building, Friday after- had ns their dinner gqests last
alent activity In real estate the
Address your parcels with ink.
hus incu
tried
Vurdny. There will be evening, Mr. und Mrs. M. B. Nush
book grow
the town.
kiuw up with
wun me
■•tsr,
i„.„u staunch American, n true cltT, :a radical
. . elementv which
whil-u hum
ground itch.
I
on
Atn—
ninu
.....
in.!
1
1
**n
o’
the
world,
nnd
one
01
the
to
destroy
tho
very
forces
which
If very attractive hand of Jacksonville and J. F. Hawk
Tie the parcels w ith heavy paper and twine.
Loa Angeles says the little place*[great; humanitarians of his time, hnve protected it all theao years"
1 articles, toys, doll ins of Mnrksville, N. C.
«r»
It Ain’t Gonna Rain No Mo’ ”
will grow, of course. But “when To the three million members of! It is this clement which makes it
I ack dolls, hats, umbrellas in wooden or henvv
id hand-embroidery,
they gain 50,000 population we the national federation of working so hard for organized labor to
corrugated boxes.
3
ilso bo a tabic of cookI’V S f w e ?-oltin,L
int°
thc
el«aVof
Miss Gladys Teed of New York
Hnvc No Rununns.”
make its demands effective. These
-ball h .,„ comrl,.od
who
is attending Stetson Univer-j
-oMark your parcels, "Don’t Open ’Til Christmas.”
Bolshcviki have earned
sity of Delaind wns the week-end!
million, nnd be started toward flvolhe has been president* Mr. Gom- American
The opening of First Street from
for
labor
countless
enemies
nnd
pNOUNCEMENT
For quick delivery add a special delivery stamp.
guest of her friends. Mrs. It. H. I
millions.
iipcrs was, ilrst of all, la b o r’s wiso huvo represented us in an unfav
Sanford Avenuo to
Mellonville
plo Pan-Hellenic Assoc- Fnireloth nt her home on Holly
Avenue will mean much to the deMail jewelry, coins, currency and valuables by
_, . . .
, »a«l trusted helmsman. But to ono orable light. * • • I hnve.no
uiving its nnnuni Christ- Avenue.
1
YmoJ>ment of Sanford.
SAN FRANCISCO, where the hundred million of his lcllow-cit- iden who is supplying the rndiculs
registered mail.
won
on Saturday, Due.
oold memories, big banka, importing, teens he was that and more.
with money to curry on this prop
I dock nt the Green ParAlways td l the clerk if you want your parcel
nnd exporting houses, with thous-l< In their reganl, however emphat aganda; but there huve always been
Wall street may well be describ
«m on thc Orlando Wininsured.
Gloves nro a Christmns Stand-,
imwi
rhts
is
important.
amis
of
seasoned
California
husi............................
.
....................
..
.......
ically they may have differed with certain enemies to labor who are
ed as the Grand Canyon of Mun■Rhway.
1 i
by. We have them, nil kinds. Me-!
ness men, live, disdains dll com- Join on divers issues, ho will live eager to use uny means to weaken
hnJVun Island, but where is Bright
Ufe will bo $1,541 per klnnon-Markwood.—Adv.J
Kemember the clerk i.s ju st as anxious ns you to
9:00 p. m.
petition.
-us a patriot reprouchless and un- our orguniation." If those words
Apgd T rail7—U * Angelya Utymuu
j
nationnl
sorority
memsee th at your purcela ure delivered quickly.
"Look nt our Golden gate, thu l,fr«id. Like most men of intense seem but natural today, be it reKey West — 300-acro tract on!
linvited*
Reservai
Kftrbor dug hy the divine engineer.7- ’nv--l'-^’n
jtrong .lj>ac
Seek information ut the information window.
•
,renl wintpr yet. Some
Torch key to be developed and con0
be
nihde
early
tn
r
or tho ludies haven’t la)ught the
Study our ruilroadr-. Go where you
X g “ Sjf
jp q ^ i ^ w i n t y resort.
Ask the postm aster any question. He will he on
i H 'W W P y t e *
hew spring hats.—BuRlmore Eve
please, every place is good. But the course of n long nnd stressful j very soul nnd sword of courage
duty
1G
hours
a
day.
ning Sun.
^ V.
this, the central spot on thc Cali- -c,“f!e.r l?!n‘lc ma"y an error, n o . How henuiifully characteristic wer«
-Rradenton Bnnk k
311 East Second Street.
___ wns
. . . . . .he
. . wanting!dying
..
...g
------- - i - o.__________
jurnia coast, will ulways be whnt doubt. But never
words: "God bless our AmerIpany to build seven-stoEight Piece
Phone 6.10-J
A modern epitaph: Here lies our
it always has been, California’s In , heart-whule devotion wiien icun institutions. Mny they irrow
lJ office building.
s
"OPEN
AT
NIGHT"
great city."
,
'American colors were unfurled for better day by day."
daughter, cute li’I FIosh. She
DAILY
Will
be
ready
for
delivery
on
Monday.
DeccmbtrlS
I
inflict or American
principles
Fruits nnd Vegetables In
1°
^c“t the truin across. LouisPlease call and get yours.
Potent in the social progress of
jl-Nfir addition to Simvi|Ie Times.
Season
OAKLAND ASKS. "I* that so, ero put nt issue before tho his own country, Mr. Gompers wns I
ll practically ready for
n,iu:f
yoi,T
,w°
u,(l
,mve
people
like
you,
don’t
offer
too
much
-------- oworld. To Prussianism and Bol- interested in the lot of the worker I
whnt about Oakland?"
Reasonable Prices
Thnt city across tho bay from ihovism alike he was an unflinch- everywhere, and was a liberal be-1
Tt is Just us well thut Dawca what not n m VL;ry* T y tw toU 1othcrs what to do nnd
Wo congratulate those who had the forethought ]
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
Mrs) I«i W r.trrn Union
•5,! * “1"* to sit with tho cabinot. ^ hat not to do, hut if you were m their shoes you would San Francisco is what you might ng foe. No sooner hnd the Unit Hover in all thnt mude for interna-1
tho
past
to
prepare
for
Christmas
by
joining
our<
Had be starting something nl>out f n S lv ° f l I f H nc7 S k t !10 ve ry a,lvlce w h ich you o ffe r so call a California Brooklyn. Brook ; si States entered the war against banal co-operation and creativo
mas Club.
*
lyn nlrendy has more inhabitants lohenzollern Germany than he nn- good will. There lived no sturdier'
thDlfirst meeting.—Dayton Doily
w d e h t thnn i f ' v “ V,C° » K0,,ght i l w i« e a rry m uch m ore than Manhattan, the original New lounced for the Federation of La- liegeman to the faith.
News.
welrnmnth
f you
11 aw n>*» “ "uaked fo r and o fte n un- York. Ouklund in determined bor ‘‘fuii and unqualified support | Then let us pray thnt’come it mny
Wc invite tho citizens of Sanford nnd SeminoleCoJ
Mrs. Clyde Byfleld has been
to hnve more munufucturers, of the government, -and ho liv(As come it will for a ’ that
207 Mugnoliu
ty to join our Christm as Club for the year 193,1
rranted n new trial In her suit 1 l ^ h a p s it sounds a little paradoxical to advise you not more money, more everything than
^
u^
U
.“ly
n.UP
,
A
,
.
hi
“
«•">?
Worth
‘o’er
"n^the
get
the
habit
of
saving
a
little
each
week.
Equally
loyal
was
his
leading
in
The
store
where
you
will find it easy to shop for
'gainst Walter Candler, son of the
S
••urth
JJUm J0 n?UCfh a,,v,.L'e* j»«t lf
doesn’t appeal to yo‘u. don’t the old-established San Frpncisco. the midst of thut world-wide indus
Christmas.
;<** Coin King. It looks ns if that accept
Shull bear the gree, an* u’ that
w n t i s m v c K a c .u p i M t i t u u .a L 'f i t t U M t i M a .a .u u t
it. Just go ahead butting your head into other folks’
aoqly has a monopoly on front
WHILE YOU ure wondering, tel- trial unrest which followed the _ , u " coming yet for u’ thut.
Have Y'iiu Seen Our Line Of
•ages.
war.
Warning
against
extremists
—BOOKS
thUp ln2 ‘-n 'i""1 le ir t,ht;r™ K l ' c_': w '% '’ O f 'r u n S g u ” i n ^ m a y b o egrnms come liy tho dozen, from
‘
‘\,b
Man
to
Man,
thu
world
o’er.
they will ho grateful to you for boinir so kind
3
-o Florida, where this column is who challenged the American trn—GAMES
Snail Brother# be for a' that.
—MOTTOES
Swapping reul estate among
printed in several newspapers.
turselves doesn’t mean much to HO
—WALL VASES
From Jacksonville. Tampu, Paint
—BILL FOLDS
ward increased population o r any or
Bench, West Palm Beach and Mia
Miller Furniture ItuildinR
nertaso in local cupitul. Go nfter
—BRIEF CASES
mi
come
message!)
of
rebuke
und
Handmade
Fancy
Work
information.
—CHRISTMAS CARDS
, .tu|irJ,|t» «nd get them Inter- certain
ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
Toys Doll Clothes
ssted in Sanford und Seminole explain
—FAMI.EE DOLLS
1
,
"
'
W
’
a,ul
H,,ow
him
how
’’
following
one
:ounty.
Cooked Food
course
"WE ARE ONLY n few hours
hing is quite as
Open Every Night Until Christmas.
niiMuKd f<><,1‘Sh U"(l hoV f1° ,,owin« another may be from New York. New England, and
't as an uninterwise, your
responJohn Hylan, mayor of New York,
mj gift of nny
2
|)I I i e valuabIe a !ul acceptable to him. tnu people with reul money to meet Monday night in the Colise Bible »f<-r ithe biK
If you1 wonWI
would
that is
who is not an old man now, suys,
would 1 tally help someone, don’t urge him to nc- spend. Why don’t you write about um to sturt a campaign to raise now bringing
It stamps the
FOR QUICK SALE AT
prosperity
to
nearly
/ n.
,,
, " j
I will bo un tiiis Job until I am eept your advice, hut merely dissect his problem for him. Florida?”
) money for advertising the city PVAYV
(<r as a prosaic
Petersburg.
'
ilurinir
the
n«»Y
t
vo'ir
un*
I
it
It*
sixty years old." Somehow we
lion. Let us help
:ahT help but believe thut Mr.
i in tho scledttot)
iiylon is reckoning without tho
(si
I an original gift
S t
"
\
\\V \ A
\ \ • i‘ / ,
• I > ' ------nxlaencf* of tho voter#.
(»»)•< (live tftllilUU
.
•ilfis-'
“Bolahevirtin hint failodl" is the
ry raised every time the New
PER ACRE
economic Policy for Kussiu by the
ate Nikolai Lenin, is modified and
t'hlis been nuxlifletl a greut many
imes Bolshevism will fail again,
enterprising reul.
hears the amount paid
uul will continue to fall until there
y * nr th a t is c a lc u tors provide free transportation. to the Chamber of Commerce re
" j P*> more Bolshevism in tho
Chicago. Monte Carlo and Munches- ferred to as a gift, or donation, n ted to b r in g ev e n la r g e r c r o w d s
Vorld.
ter, England, combined. Wc have or contribution. It Is none of these season.UVThat«.e ^<>r t,lu prL‘sent 11
the good pointu of all, none of the things. It is an investment. Ev '.. •I, ? ' ,T h“ t thu m o n ey a sk e d fo r
bud points."
Washington is all keyed up over
. V . ing
1^ there
tiilTt? can
CUM he
Do
KNOXVILLE SENTINEL
ery dollar handed over to the »i" , ^.forthcom
he announcement that the United
First National Hank liuildinff.
Chamber of Commerce is put to 0()V n!*! rt 1 ta,it‘r to rni8*’ S80,-i
totes navy is to have another
WEST
PALM
DEACII
wires:
“
If
PHONE
05.
mu!
i
tha#
n
1
1
Wa*
to
mias
110
I
KOt>M31
work
for
the
man
who
pays
it—
Country girls are being wurninnt dirigible over one hundred
A nation-wide study of this sub- ly»u know unybmly worth from live und few dollars invested in St. ...... ',’n L a fcw >eur* “Ko. for the •
»et longer than the "Los Angeles", d against venturing Into the big J im by the National Councils of million dollars up. ask him, und Petersburg nay bettor return thun People have come to realized a
Saleslady— Miss Ruba Williams
an. not
uni givlnjr
__ their money
hey are
'on’t get too confident of our na- cities in search of their careers Catholic Women lias revealed there you will find that ho comes to the money that goes to the cham the”
onul security on account of that. without dependable prospects fo r !l,ro ""‘V more young women be- Palm Beach. While they make nil ber’s fund.
^mmber. hut are merely
“Water-spar”, Walletting the chamber spend it for
ten’t the size, but the speed ami
tho great fortunes of America hap
St.
Petersburg
this
season
is
.ecurinjr p r.p ,r
.............
. S y . r . u r 'f h . 'n
PraU
und Lanbert”
uralnlity thut counts most.
them
wisely
and
well.
so
that
t
py on the Palm Bench sands, just reaping thu harvest from the sow
-o—
tennnee.
Twenty-five
thousand men of the same ages, and in states across the bridge from here, we ing that was done lust spring and will come back to them two three
^’’^--also the Standard
Those of you who don’t believe girls
..... . ‘"id young women are reportlarge cities there are more in West I’nlm Beach ure building summer. The nmnev spent by the K ? k 1 S r' t S - U h“ 8. a lw a y s c o m e
I Company's Roods as
» operations, note this:
Two ed to ho economically adrift in Now
‘,clWtt‘» these uges living u city thut will be recond to none. ehnmbcr during the last year, sub n u ik in th a t p rop ortion and th e
Ampire floor ^varnish.
loqths ago a boy wns run over York victims in
increase year
of the room shortage ? lh‘‘ *onFi,?u’d cities than in uil An‘j, w® “ re going to join the rest scribed by the people of the Sun amount .s likely
JooiLs
are all reliable
V a truck und his leg crushed, and of the temptations which bo- tho rest of the state "
by
year
a
.
the
expenditures
grow
« Florida in building a monument shine City at tho booster meetings
luce that time pine operations •et the unhappily boused. At the
fivu hundred feet high to S. Davis held in the Princess Martha and Every citizen should do his or hor
J ^ t homes in our city
ave been performed on it, nnd ume time other thousands are
Witrlie d, now building
his new
new
------ing ms
with these Roods,
Contemporary Comment
OUR
'*hty pieces of bone have been clamoring ut New York’s gates,
inilrond across F’lorida from west
------ - i
'9it>p!nnted from the left leg to unaware of the peril thnt is in
to east, opening up billions of dol
If you want time to go hy fast lar.-. worth of undeveloped territo
)*■: crushed right. Today ho is store for them. Tho situation is
a car on monthly payments. ry and coming here.”
iking around us well ns ever,
regarded ns being too serioua for buy
—1111iiois State Journal.
o
Hare Beauty and Reasonable Prices
Lo u i s v i l l e c o u r i e r -j o u r n a l
debate, und a nation-wide movefUiere nro lots of folks in Miami, '••cut to keep girts, gway from theFINE thing about it is
The most expensive wav to buy tITnt all Americans, wherever they
»lni Bench und St. Petersburg; great Cities is urged on the Asso
Billina Watches -w h ite Kohl, ifroen gold, platinum
“It require? a bit of tl.inking to ticians squawked wb«H I, •
irtul th'-re by copious advertising ciation to Provide Proper Housing chicken is to run over it while thy W W I huJMlpg up tli« •lace where
t h e HMD
' ?i i fJ 11V !'l
IS NOW OPEN FOR MEMBERSHIP
farmer
is
$25.00 to $200.00
puzzle out why u Marine olBcer is telbuted his police fo ra L ib re S
) northern paper.,, who are doubt for Glrla, of New York.
looking. — Hartford they are and believe in it.
This
’s" dissatisfied with high life, or warning, as we quote it from the Times.
enforcing
law
in
a
municipality,”
“P
.,h«
uld
system
of
being
easy
From Nan Diego, diugonnllv
lc high cost of life, in those places pre.s, is uttered hy the Rev F7dnortheast to Portland, Maine; from leclarea tho New York Herald
h n ia e te r^»L
th ^»ttT
«« cchflinrtnpa
*.{^ » Un^erWor^
" 'w im irm
Pearls— Imlestructable, Deltah, Celesta, La Tusca.
Distance lends enchantment to Miami, diagonally northwest to
ml who would find in Sanford ex- wurd Rolieits Moore, director of
^ ’tes miRht
?t!y tho place they have been ;ocia| action for the Catholic char- tbe views, but the chronic barrow- Seattle, you will puss cities, vill Tribune, referring to the year’s ex- be delivered
Specially Priced
party in
ci- prefers a close-up.—Lon Ange ages, farms, men and women, ail tension of the leave of absence of power—£ ha* „ rV ?
reaming of. Let’: stage a round itles of New Y'ork:
les Tunes.
Gen. Smedley D. Butler in order » fril. han L u ' blT,n Kivvn
1/ and bring them here. They will
convinced that they have found the to allow him to clean up Philadel- and his wd r k k Mayor H«ndrlck
“We must stem the tide of mi
ko it.
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best
spot
on
earth.
gration of young country girls to!
phiu. In an emergency the use of towr.rd u whdl,.,™
,onvttr‘l
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the city. *It is
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the best man posable for Director
But i , I'hilmM?i-° chu,'K«Certain Miami merchants, unable remedies for meeting the pre ?nt people time »
t ' v,'u,‘, Kive THE REPORTER for the weekly of Public Safety for Philadelphia are tru ‘w l h ! ? *
r°tten or
i depend upon the police for pro- situation, but we must also con-: word puzzles —New^ Y10^
newspaper at Gallup, New Mexico, or any other city i* desirable and to complete the
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vtiun, have urined themselves and aider ,the future. This migration is
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W M fci.-Now York Regis- four or five thou .and feet above i.-onimendable in the authorities of row from the
7 .V hy bor'
rei spending the nights in their a national inenuce. We must carry
P. Weinberg, Prop.
.107 E. First Street.
the two oceans, implores you to those communities. But just why ter of thi* LmT ?mcnt in “ mat*
ores on a constant lookout for our campaign from the city into)
get
off
ami
spend
a
week
here
und
•'
should such a man be required as there are any m ^ h '1 T doVbt
Parisian motor cars are hslntr you will never leave."
lleVe.i. One of these robbers tin* country. We must portray
I
fixture, and
he is. to be a fix- txecutlves
executives f..r
t Z ?ui
a nxiure,
uiw if
n ne
VC bcT
l of
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caP'""e
rot* into u store the other night lo the young women und men on
e, why should the government Work in phila.I..
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ported, the idea probably be*
Id was very promptly shot by the the farm the disadvantages of for
1111/ ofT.eLrn 9 m a g n ific e n t
d hi. serv.ee?(in the first place! a C jilif o t f o l u L ^ , nIone-7
fu-hunt. The very
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TYPEWRITERS
SAMUEL GOMPERS
Christmas
Club
Checks
Fountain Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
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Your Gilts Wednesday and Save
THE FOLLOWING
* LIST OF «
ONE D O L L A R S P E C I A L S
will make most delightful Christmas G ifts and for three days
only will be offered at less than wholesale cost... A fter tho Hale
regular prices will prevail on these items.
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Fancy Console Sets
8-in Mahogany Bowls
Candle Sticks in pairs.
Fancy Jardiniere
Large sizes in colors.
Mahogany Serving Trays.
Size 14x22 inches. Sold Out
Electric Boudoir Lamps.
Antique Silver Finish Sold Out
Mahogany Candlesticks
With your choice of fancy candles
Mahogany Smoking Stands
With Glass Ash Receivers, said om
h*;
Mama Dolls For the Baby
20 inches high. Unbreakable.
Mahogany Nut Sets
Complete with Crackers and Picks
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These Specials Are Now On Display in Our Window
LOOK THEM OVER
AMERICAN LEGION
S M IT H
Dance!!
B R O S
Quality Merchandise
at Prices That Appeal
I’hone
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Wednesday, Dee. 17.
Corner I hI St.
nnd Palmetto Avc.
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ARMORY
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COLEMAN’S
Gift and Stationery Shop
METHODIST BAZAR
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NOT A GIFT. BUT INVESTMENT
Friday Afternoon and
Saturday
December 19 and 20
S p e c ia l P r ic e s
In Art Department
Stamped Pillow Cases, Linen Scarfs
Luncheon Sets, Buffet Sets, and Em
broidered pkg. H’oods. Regular $1.50
values.
Special close out pjj.ee § 1.00
20 ACRES GOOD CELERY Li
$125
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LADIES FELT SLIPPItRS
All sizes and colors. Regular $1.25
slippers.
Special 95c pair
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fShoppe
E. F. LANE
WARNING TO GIRLS
REALTOR
ROYAL SOCIETY FINISHED PIECES
Children’s Rompers, Luncheon Sets, Uuffet Set.!. Embroidered with “boil pruff”
flosses. Special Christmas prices Vi Prices.
NISHES
j
FISH OR FOWL
The Diumond Palace Is OverfloYvin^ with
Gifts of Quality.
Juxite w , :
(fill
In all the. delicate shades—peach, flesh, orchid
and pink. Stepin, Bloomers, Gowns. Made of
extra nice Crepe Silk.
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little
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Deposit a
money every
for a Merry Christmas
y«*r-
next
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN
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LUXITE SILK UNDERWEAR
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$3.50 to 10.00 each
W Pain!
and
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The Diamond Palace
FIRST NATIONAL BAN!
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS.
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HOLIDAYS FRIDAY
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' NEW YORK, tJ6e. 15— Life in-suntnce death claims for, tho first
tm -m onths of ttio current year re
flect marked improvement In the
hoaltb of the peoplo of tho United
• States during 1924, according’ to
original statistics presented to the
Eigl itcenth Annual Convention of
th e Association of Life Insurance
Fromitant.; htiv tliis morning, by
Oscar II, Rogers, Chief Medi
cal’Director of tho New York Life
Insurance Company.
Notwith
standing the normal average in
crease expected in imputation dur
i n g 102-1, tho life insurnncQ mor; records indicate that there
au.UOO fewer deaths this
V/ T. than during 102.1, when the
1. jvh
total deaths in the United States
ambunted to U'mo.ooo.
* Automobile neeidents nnd sui
cides are prncticnlly the only cause
among mlult deaths that show on
increase in rate over 1021. Note
worthy reductions arc recorded in
influenza and typhoid fever. In
ttypienlty children's diseases, an
increased death rnte is indicated
In meningitis, diarrhea, enteritis,
and scarlet fever, while there has
been n substantial falling-off in
measles, diphthorta and whooping
cough.
“In order that this convention
m ight have tho benefit of the Inst
word In their mortality experience,
45 of tho lending life insurance
companies have contributed their
records for the first 10 months
of 192-1, compared with the first
10 months of 1928,” said Ur. Rog
ers. "A h theso statistics Include
Industrial insurance ns well ns ordiuary insurance death clnims, the
stirvey ta fnirly representative of
tHe entire population. This ex
perience deals with approximately
280,000 deaths this yeur out of
nearly. 28,000,000 years of lives ex
posed.
, "These figures indientu a dcircasc in the death rate of insured
lives from 870 per 100,000 for 1023
to 825 per 100,000 for 1921. On the
assumption thnt the improved
health conditions herein reflected
*ro representatives of the health
rpmlitionu of the entire population,
which teems reasonable, owing to
ho wido distribution of insured
fves, the total number of deaths in
hd United States for 1921 will
trobnbly approximate l,:i:(0,000, or
»«Mecrertso of 110,000 from the
l£00,000 total deaths last year.
f'Tho dentil rule from nutomo>ue accidents, including both
mults nnd children, for the first
Iff months of 1021 wan 15.7 per
1Op,000, ws compared with 14.8
JOf 100,000 -for the first'10 months
)f. Ip2.'l: 12.9 for 1922; 12.2 for
1921 .and 10.8 for 1920. Using
ha experience of theso companies
is1n basis, the total number of
teaths from automobile accidents
n 'tliis country for 1924 may be
'attainted a t 17,750 ns com pared
vith 10,450 for last year.
"This is nn alarming state of
flairs nnd means should be found
0 remedy it. The argument has
edit advanced thnt the number
f neeidents is by no means kerpig puce with the number of cars
t use, but this is quite beside tho
lark. If n man is knocked down
1 the street by an automobile, it
ocs not benefit him that the nun»Cr of cars in the street is larger
mn it formerly was. It is the
no offending car that counts s o
ij* ns he and his family arc conirned.
Sensational I t e t h o
Hu
Made Name For HhaaeH
In First Year In Majors
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Seaboard Railroad Plans To
Put on Special CArs Tak
in g Care of the Student**;
College Convenes January 6
llcted That There Will Be
,000 Fewer Deaths DurPresent Year, Despite
A fiig Population Increase
TALUAH'ASSEE.n*., Ddc. 15—
Students a t tho Florida'State Coldege for Women arc making prep
arations for departure next F ri
day, Dec. 19, to spend the Christ
man holidays at home. They will
return to school Jan. 5 in time to
take up their studies ugairt an Jan.
0.
The Seaboard Air Line has a r
ranged to establish a temporary
ticket offico in the business office
of the college for convenience of
tho 1200 young women enrolled
there, nnd will operate two special
trains from Tallahassee to Jack
sonville on Friday, Dec. 19, for
handling those going to their
homes in central, south and cast
cou.il sections. The first trnin will
leuve here at 2 P. M., to be follow
ed 15 minutes later by another.
The road hus been requested to
furnish the name service on the re
turn tilp from Jacksonville on
Jan. 5.
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Additional equipment will be
added to the regular westbound
train Friday afternoon to accom
The future of football nt Michigan rests with Conch George Little. modate those living in west Flor
Three years ago Fielding Yost (shown in background) secured Little idn.
The first section of tjie enstbnund
us his assistant, hoping ho would prqvc tho very man for the position
of head rtmeh. Yost, who directs all athlete.-., a t Michigan, realized he special train will carry a day coach
could no longer devote nil his time to any one sport nnd was looking a parlor car, two sleeping cars for
to the future when ho selected Little. Only two defeats in tho three Lakclund, one for Fort Myerc. anti
years that Little has assisted Yost has convinced the big chief thnt three for Miami.
On the second trnin will be two
Little is the man for the job. Whilu the news has* not hcon heralded
from the hmmtops, Little is now head foctbull conch at Michigan with day conches, one parlor enr and
four sleeping cars, three for Tnm
full authority.
pa, und one for St. Petersburg.
The students have been advised
Take care of the few inches of by the railroud company not to
Alachua County shipped several
carloads of tukeys just before soil on top of the earth and the take their trunks home for the hoi CHRISTMAS PARTY PLANNED
Thanksgiving for the holiday sea fruits of the earth wilt be unbound iday trip, but those who do so will
TALLAHASSEE,
Dec. 10.—
be permitted to chefk them at the
son. Every county in Florida could cd.
i college where they buy tickets.
do the same thing. Money in that.
Students a t Florida State College
Pruning tho pecan tree in win
for Women will be entertained at
Children must Imve u square ter of its dead wood und twigs
Winter spraying with lime sul- their annual Christmas party to ho
ileal if they are expected to deal will go u long way to prevent dis-j phur would do n lot to bring the
Squarely.
nncs of the tree ..nd it.: fruit lat- peach b.i«.k to its own in Ftnridu. Civrp in tho dining bull Wednesday
night, Dec. 17. As is customnry, a
large and brightly lighted fir tree
will fill the center of the spacious
room. It will bo laden with giftB
for members of the faculty aud
student body. Officials of the colf Sr-n.is ft ( A woCjld VOO
I LL RAISE ^ T "
lege and members of the fuculty are
.
invited guests on this occasion.
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OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
HowToGetReliefWlienHead
and Noao are Stalled Up.
MOM’N AND POP----- “Unexpected Assistance’*----- BY TAYLOR
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ALITTLE&AME
Anjrwher^rer^ j
SUABORATOBIEO
m r a
Aurora, Dl. •
Try Smith?!
Shop for good t
work. Ladies «tj
N ex t to Valdez,
We furnish the ChrW
with neckwear, shirt* c
kerchiefs. McKlnno*^
Ladles of the Mi™,
will hold, their aimuil 1
Doc. 19 and 20. '
Hartnctt was born In Millville,
Mass., and started his diamond ca
reer with the Worcester Club of the
Eastern League in 1921. He work
ed only one year in the minors be
fore hp was purchased by the
Cubs, with whom ho started the
1922 season. He was In only 31
games the first season, 86 in 1928
and 111 in the campaign recently
closed.
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Hartnett was developed by Bill
Killifer, Cub manager, who form
erly wns one of the oest cacthera in
the game.
CUI1AN EDUCATORS COMING
MIAMI, Dec. 10,—A delegation
of Cubnn educators are scheduled
to arrive here at midnight on New
Year’s Eve ond spend Jan. 1 nnd
2 in the city, according to Fran
cisco Jnhanot, director of statistics
nnd publications for the Cubnn de
partment cf public instruction nnd
fine arts. He hus been here com
pleting details for their entertain
ment. Prior to coming here the
Cubans will visit the University of
Floridn, and will go to Orlando, St.
Augustins and Daytona.
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STRICTLY f r e s h c o u n t r y
80c Per Dozen1
-YHJAnANTKUD BY:
Hi'inlnole f m i n i y P o u l t r y Asa'n,
M s r c h n n u Uroctrr Ca,
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Jto b o rts' Croea-ry Ctn
A. A I . T en Co.
Hanforil (Irocelrrla
C a s h - P a r r y O rocory
St tamper.•> Oroerry
VV. I- Lee
Williams Unwary Can
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Winter Coats
Gorgeously F ur Trimmed
Greatly Underpriced
The coats are all "new” but are priced lower thnn
the usual clearance prices. For holiday shopping
$
22
Accommodations Wanted
By Winter Tourists—
Values to $37.50
Models Lavishly Trimmed
Our Sm artest Coats
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spend the winter month here, the people must open
their homes and assist in the housing problem.
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1VEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
Christmas SALE
of
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Every clay sees many winter tourists arriving* in Sanford.
lJut when they get here many of them experience great
difficulty in finding places to live. Apartments and
rooms 'are in great demand.
37
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Values to $59.75
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Better Grade of SILK
taken from our stock
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catarrh dis.i|ipears. Your clog
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'll nostrils will open, the nir pas"2
ges of your head will clear nnd
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tiffling. hawking , mucous dis■2
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arge, dryuc a or haudache, no
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ruggling for brvath u t night.
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Cut a small bottle id Ely’s
"2
earn ftalm from your druggist
fcfl
■J study S little of thin frug■2
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tit antiseptic cream in your nosb"
l«. It penetrates through evf air pasta go of the head, sooth; uuai healing the uwoolen or inb "
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med mucous membrane, giving
u instant relief.
Head eold-i BS
3 catarrh yield like mugta. Don’t
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If you have a vacant room or an apartment that
you would like to rent, reach desirable prospects by in
serting a want ad in The Sanford Herald. Want ads
are willing workers.
PHONE 118
f is curt*.
f J f t S F S e T & o 2V ,*tai»ed fame this year with a fifiB W onl of all-around aklU. He batted
ever £00, slugged out 17 two-bag
gers and 10 home runs. Hta speed
of foot, an unusual
^
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hackiton, was shown by his theft
of ten bases.
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When Grover Alexander, one of
the greatest pltehers of all time,
started bla sensational come-back
ns his regular receiving >nate. The
young catcher was given- much
credit for his handling of the vet
eran until Alex suffered an injury
that forced him to the bonch. In
cidentally, H artnett and Alexander
early last season, he chose H artnett
wore buddies with the A. E. F. In
France.
Hartnett won his post as first
string catcher with the Cubs fft
competition with another star. O*Fnrrell. The youngster’s batting
was the deciding factor in his fav-
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IEIIIS NOT FOR IILUE LAWS
.TAMPA, Dee. 10.—"I’m nut n
Hue Sunday law advocate, ns I
lave been reputed to be, nnd I
io not Intend to clone picture
louses nnd such like on Sunday."
lectures L. SI. Piers, who takes
ifflce on Jan. fl. as sheriff <>r
lillshorougli eountv for a four'oar term. He added, however,
hat anything detrimental to the
cut interests of tho communitv
mL that is n violation of the lew
'list go.” Iri this connection lie
initialled slot inuchinesr open
ambling, road houses, violation of ■ ■■■■■■| | '<n>iHXRnnxaaBBavBKManassaHaairiiHsiiBMCtaiasBJK)fa:a.'auaiikaMaaMa*HBiHBBaHa**B
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INSTALL NEW SORORITY
ftTALLAHAHSKH, Dec,. H). —
JaHa Gumma chanter of Zetu Tun
Unha sorority will be installed at
TorMn Stnta> College Dec. 10-10
y Marion Jcllicorse, Iva ItraHliur anal young women frami .(tiniron chanter nt Gainesville, (!a.
^ n local the group has been
nown ns Phi Ensilon. Miss .talcorsc ncted uh national lnspeetr.r
T the gramn last spring. Miss
rashenr. who is exchange ealitr of "Themis,” th«* sorority nnlication, visitcal Florida State ill
it* full of 1924.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15— Few
persons who have plikod 1924 AU.S tar National U ag n e te« n s. or
i'A ll” combination* Jrom both lea
gues, have left of* Charles Leo
Hartnett, sensational young catcher
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Values $39.75
Street Dresses—
Afternoon Frock
Dance Frocks
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DIRECTORY
PIIONE
148
dates a rc fo r ooa*
’insert Ion*..
. of a t t r a c t la n c th
-m s.
jTMilT ItOTIO.
(: ahould .Siva their
toffies ad d ress a t
h>«ir phone nw hiter If
rem its, A bout one
of. a th ou san d t a l i ' a
jjjd th e o t h e r r c a n ’t
ft* with
you u n laat
i your address.
■wMt v e r r bt
tow a t Tb« fan*
•ffloa o r by let*
ibnaa d 's c o a tis -
. m i valid.
‘fiervlu*.
Prom pt. E ffic ie n t
'-o-scope
Istmas G ift
Digestions
IATTAN SHIRTS
nnd shades, make nn
frbtmas gift for “him."
nt McKinnott-MnrkplMiny.
(pa inted c a n d l e ![.STICKS
boxed in gift box
^tiva-cifhcurd, $l.26i Art
on-iv«u Co.,'-Orlando. .
UUO CRAVATS
p4tutorial which is un
it’. in regimental stripes,
fcJwondvc:! Co., Orlando.
Ff /tted T r a v e l in g CASE
brocaded huff silk, with
J tray and ten-piece sot
Jtiflea in gold, $-15, Third
fkson-Ivea Co., Orlando.
PAINTED WASTE
PER BASKETS
n sprays of holly, winroses, brightly painted,
Shop, Dickson-lvos Co.,
Classified Directory
A itV K n T in tx u
s u it v ir u s
WILLIAM S. ALLEN writes iUrcct mail nnd newspaper adver
tising.
Plans complete cam*
pnigna. Ten years of experience.
Phono 615 or Box 71, Sanford,
Florida.
ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE
CO. Expert Electrical repairs.
103 W. Central Ave. Orlando,
X l “f_____
AUTOMOBILES I P it RENT
ItfcNT-A-REEL
Car! Drive it
yourself. Oak and Second St.
Phono 3.
AUTO BODY REPAIRING
CHARLES STEIN — Automobile
Body repairing nnd Rebuilding.
Engles Home, Oak Avenue.
______ AUTOS FOR HIRE
EAGLE SUTO SERVICE BSy
or night. Meets all trains. Bug_ gage transfer. Phone 551.
________ AUTO TRIPS
MRS. J, H, CALDER. Sight-see
ing and pleasure trips nt any
time. Call 44.
_____ AUTO WRECKER
P. A. MERO. Dny ur night ser
vice. Day phono 391. Night
_phono 590
FILLING- STATIONS- AND
AUTO SUPPLIES
BAGGETT’S FILLING STATION.
Open day nnd night. Sanford
Avenuo and Second Street.
FKLLOWS’ SERVICE STATION.
Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso
ries. Service with a smile. Elm
_ and_ Flrat. Phone 147 1.3._
WIGHTS—Throe stations. Magnolln and Second. First and Elm,
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street,
Expert service.
~BKU1TY PARLORS
MADAME HAItKHvh Marincllo
work of all kinds. Rain water u
specialty.
Old First National
Bank Building, phone 245,
DRUGS
LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pre
scriptions, Drugs, Sodas.
W*
are as near you us your phone.
Call 103.
_______________
FLORIST
STEWART THE FLORIST”
Flowers for all ucensions.
814 Myrtle, l’hono 260-W
PATENT HAT BOX
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS
chf.i wide, lined in blue
All makes of typewriters for
i. with shirred pockets,
nl Floor, Dickson-Ivcs sale on easy terms, for rent, also
sdo.
repairs. Office supplies. Room 9
Ball Bldg._____________________
HOME BOOK-ENDS
LAWYER
Mated metal, black
Office in
i colorful figures, $3.50. LEWIS O’BRYAN,
Seminole Bunk Building Annex.
Dickson-Ivcs Co., OrlanPhone 4I7-L 3.
EKlt W IpE BELTS
l’i, 1 Mi. ftnd l ai irches
■in and black, $1.25 and
io •'cd belts, 1 % in. wide
4LLick. $1.5U. ;/,DickMonIrlnmlo.
V"*
»V WALK POCKETS
onal lotus hlnasom dem the Art Shop Third
tkson-Ivea Co., Qrlpndo.
!> SPANISH POTTERY
Shop—ink-wells, ?1.25;
t 75c; jardinieres, $3.
Co., Orlnndo.
DESK SETS
ae. rose, and lavender, $3;
decorated with hut•1blue, $t. Dickson-ives
do,
O F QUILTED SATIN*
light blue, black, corose, bUc3 3 to 7.
3lies’ Shoe Department,
,M Co., Orlnndo.
_
IIOSE O f SILK
f b P. in newest colors,
* a,;iI dark beige, jack
"• •'!' - in all .-i/.cs,
Co., Oilundo.
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i
,
j;
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^
Advei^8tnR :^i I
Dressmaking
Fashionable Dressmaking—601
Magnolia Ave., phone 88.
Lost and Found
FOUND—Two stray steers, one
yellow, one pied. Owner may
hnvo same bv settlement with (’.
M. Kennedy, Caldwell Fields, Luke
Jessup.'
LOST—Bunch of keys with name
on them. Leave at Herald office.—II. L. Duhurt.____________
Houses For Kent
FOR RENT- I have furni,-lied one
of mv houses and it is now
ready for rent. Cnl! and see it.
Rent Reasonable. Also gnragv.
Dr. II. K. Noble, 611 Myrtle Ave.,
Sanford.
'
.1
TIN AND METAL’1
JAMES H. COWAN^AU kinds
of Tin nnd Sheet Metal Work.
•Voter and Boat Tanks. A t Oak
Avenue and Third Street. Telephono 1 1 1 . __________
STOVES
SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil
stoves, tens stove*, wood stoves,
ovens nnd victrolan. Your credit
is Rood. Phone 19L-3. 321 First
Street.
MEN'S CLOTHING"
S.
BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price
Tnilorcd Suit*—$32.50 and up.
Miiane Theatre Bldg.
NOTARY PUBLIC
M. W. GEER, Hernia Office.
Phone 148.
__________ PRINTING
MATTHEW PKESS-I’KINTINTT
QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE.
___ Commercial St., R. K. Avo.
HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers
nnd office outfitters. Phone 340.
U5 Park Avenuo.____________
REAL ESTATE
I). A. CALDER & J. C. ZUKFLIBII
Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of
property listed and for mile. Of
fice 108 Second St..- Near Park
Avenue. Phone 282. ,
J. E. SPURLING, sub-division
specialist. Subdivision to Or
lando, Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
way.
___ ________________
_____________PAINTING_______
SIGN
SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right
prices for signs of nil kinds.
It. N. NIPPER.
Sanford Avenue at 1st Street.
Phone 473-J,
PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott,
painter and paper
hanger.
Phono 3511 Orlando rood.
LEARN ABOUT roTTc County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele*
gram. Beat advertising medium in
South Florida Published mornings.
Slor-Tclegrnm. l a keland. Fla.
OHIO—Xenia. Make your eales
through the Xenia GnTetto,
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
district. Wnnt ad and display
rates on request.
C"I.UMt,ita ir.a , i.Ki'ni'.ii—CIuhh-
w.
Advertising
Miscellaneous
For Sale
MAINE—Waiervtlle, Morning
tinel, Thousands of Maint. peo
ALL WOOL SUITS
ple sre interested in Florida prop Tailored to measure, guaranteed
erty. Reach them throflifk the to fit.
Sanitary hand
Sentinel. Rate card on applica cleaning $25.00.
and pressing. Scotch
tion.
Woolen Mills. 205 East Second
ADVERTISE In the Journal-Her Street.
ald. South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, FOR SALE—Grocery stock and
weekly and Sunday Classified rates | fixtures, will rent or sell building.
10c pet line. Waycross Journal-1Other business necessitates the
HcraldT Wave rows. Georgia.
sale of same,
Apply Box 507.
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE— Sanford. Fla.
Send in your subscription to the
Sanford Building and Loan As
Tribuno or hand it to your local sociation Preferred Stock can bo
dealer so you can read Florida’t cashed on 60 days notice, Interest
greatest newspaper. One
Un° year P«Yable April 1st and October 1st
H
6rnonths$4.0C, three months you can’t boat it.
$2.00, If you desire $1,000 insur
Buy eight per cent Preferred
ance policy add 75 cents to your
order.
Stock in the Sanford Building nnd
"DO YOU WANT to buy or sell I-oan Association, established 1908.
anythingT" If so advertise in
Used
the "Gainesville Sun."__________
NVE8T V U tO I N U — C io rk s b u r g . The
IRON AGE
C l n rh ib u r ir
E xponont. m o r n in g
SPRAYER
Itirlmllnir Sunday, m o r n in g Issue.
1 cent p e r word, m in im u m l i e .
HOOLEHANd k Ve i x j p r u s
a t t k n t i o n —r e a COLEMAN
enroll, In hoKlnnlrur th e g r e n t e e t d e
3rd and Onk
v elopm ent In (llorlda'n h i s t o r y ; a
in,If m illion dollar h ig h w a y to th e
Phone 440
KUtf bench Just
llnlshed; a tw o
o ilm an dollar b rid g e nerosn K scnm hhk liny s ta r t e d : i|u n r le r
m illion
do lla r o p e ra house u n d e r c o n s t r u c
tio n ; tw o millions b e in g s p e n t on
hlK hwny; icreatest ch a n c e f o r live
d evelopers to g e t
In on g r o u n d
Moot. W rite 1’r v e to p m e n t D e p a r t
m ent T h e P en sa co la News.
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Augusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
classified medium, rate cash .09c
charge. 10c per line, minimum
.30c.__________________________
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — SI.
Johns County in reached through
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
Quick results. Two cents per word.
Sample £opy_qn rcauest._
TAMl’A, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally
Times, the great homo dally,
rate H ie per word, minimum
charge 25c cash with order. Write
for complete rate card _____
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
scene of stupendous developmentRead about it In tho Palm Bench
Post. Sample copy sent on re
quest.
FOR SALE—Buy your ChriBtmns
oranges now.
Fanciest fruit
packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J.
It. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue.
Phono 561-J.
SAUSAGE
All pork oak smocked, 40 cents
per pound, postpaid. Cash. Min
imum shipment, 3 lbs. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Mrs. Knock Saw
yer. Tlfton, Gn.
WuuD I’ Ult SALE—Seasoned oak
and pine. Delivered nnv length.
\V. D. Earle. 203 East 10th St.,
phone.
FOR SALE—For your
mas tree or evergreen
tions, leave order with
Cycle Co., phone 251-W
M. M. Lord.
Real Estate
HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
And next week Is going to be too
late. Act Now.
SUBURBAN HOME
Located just out side the city lim
its, on the road to the Countrv
Club. Nice new bungalow with
modern conveniences—lights, own
water system, telephone, etc., 22Mi
acres of land, seven cleared, orange
trees, nnd plnce In good shape.
Close to Country Club. Can be
bought on terms. Price $5,500.00.
BUNGALOW
On Park Avc. Close in.
Five
rooms and Bath. Completely fur
nished. Side walks nnd street pav
ing paid. A bargain, complete at
$7,000.00.
CORNER LOT
Rooms For Rent
Automobiles
FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom year
Make
with wood heater, also garage, l# * l—t ’h»r.
Tniirfiur
ftoa.oa'tt
1331—Kont
Ll. Truck
il h y
117 Laurel Avenue.
1933— Koril
Panel
3IS.M J
1333—Font
ftun'bout
truck
J7S-W
FOR KENT—Rooms with or with 1931—Fort!
Tourlntr
350.0*
out meals.. Reasonable rates. 1134—Fnnl
Runabout
38S.M
193!—I»i><U'i*
Touring
450.0*
Lincoln Hotel.
1934— Fnnl Ton-Truck
5IS.I* V
FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, 1934—Ford Forilor Sedan
635.0* .
1031—Ford
Touring
son.a*
10-room house in country near 1921—Podge
Touring
I
paved highway, good location, 1323—Uodge
TouringI
electric lights, good water. H. C.
" T r.n x i TO IOMR PKOrLI
DuBose.
10 PER CE.1T O pr FOR ALE CASH '
FQR RENT—One furnished bed
I. W. PH iLLirs s a g a
Hodge Dr air re
W
room and garage, 815 Park
Pkoae *r«. S. _
Oak A lad I t
Avo.
TRUCK FOR SALE—A Fedentl’l
FOR RENT—Large office on
truck in excellent condition/ First Street. Opposite I’ostof- Mny be seen in Iowa City. Adficc. Reasonable. Inquire Semi dress K. Moore. 250 N. E. 25 SL. • •
nole Business Exchange,
Alin mi.
FOR RENT—20 acre truck farm
fur spring crop. All tiled, good
Lake Wales—Building activities.’
drainage. Box 244, Sanford.
valued at $500,000, under way a t
present time.
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
"xt ~
V“* *■*
• '
604 Laurel Avc.
Furniture and Rugs .
FOR RENT—Two strictly mod
em bedrooms over new garage
on Second Street, near Elm Ave.
Gentlemen only. Inquire 119. Elm
Ave.
Join
Yowell-Drew Co.
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms
for housekeeping. 618 Laurel
Avenue.
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished
Located on Onk Avc., close in. housekeeping rooms $20.00 month.
Eastern exposure. In nico neigh 312 East 5th Sl.
borhood. Street Paving nnd side FOR SALE OR RENT—10 acres
walks paid. Can bo bought on j 15 minutes walk from city on
very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. Sanford
Ave.
Flora Heights.
Corey, 503 W. 3rd St.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
BEFORE BUYING.
Apartments
For Rent
— Orlando—
You can buy Furniture and U ses , .
of Quality a t moderat* prices. :*
Our Better Homes Club enable*.
you to pay for it a little at a time. 7
J.H. JACKSON
Real Estate Loans
_
\e i*
K. S e c o n d H i r e d
M e ritte th e r lla llilln *
Sanford Novelty Works
V. C. COLLKIt l're*.
FOR RENT—One two-room fur
nished apartincnt. Apply Her
ald office.
FOR SALE—Small writing desk.
108 Second St., Real Estate of
fice. Phone 282.
, 1
BETTER HOMES
CLUB
BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. FOR KENT—Three room apart
Christ
ment, 300 French Avenue.
REALTORS
decora
FOR RENT—Four room apart
Sanford
ment unfurnished. Mrs. Alex
or see
202 First Street
Sanford, Fla. ander Vaughn. Phono 323-J.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDKfc
Q r a r r a l flku» a n d *1111 W e i *
BIT t a m m e r e l a l S t r e e t
FOR RENT—Two room apart
We have some beautiful lake
ment, lights, gas stove, nnd
ADVERTISING gets results if it
front lots on Lake Wildmero one- running water, near Court House,
reaches potential buyers. Fahalf mile from the Dixie Highway 110 Commercial St.
Itlod m i s h a v e t h u l . t rguut c i r c u
l a t i o n In
Soulluvunturn
i l eo r g l n. iatkn Daily New, Is circulated In
in n nest of beautiful clear lukes,
DAVID B. HYER
It.ito So (<l-wui. l) tin*.
nn Industrial nnd agricultural sec
for sale.
ARCHITECT
tion.______
'
_______________
We
will
build
your
home,
land
TO REACH tho prosperous farmscape your grove, and relieve you
v
era und fern growers of Volusia TO REACH BUYERS or Mllers of
Mutnltor A. I. A.
Help Wanted
of trouble Mini worries incident to
Florida real cstntu advertise ln«
Ilo ti, U u lM I n g
county advertise in—the DeLand
building
up**-place.
-In
cheap
the
St.
Petersburg
Times.
Ono
cent
nt n Dimfc take charfecs.
Daily New3, rate 1c per word, cash
tlrln a iln , F l u r l d a
Pif ' i*/
In thu meantime, you can go
Cotton mixture—Buy the wellwith order.
____
____ . cent a word daily, two cents a ward
fishing. You can fish in any one
TACOMA, Dec. 15.—A great
Sundnys.
i
known
guaranteed
All
Wool
Scotch*
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the “— --- --------------- — --------— ! Woolen Mills suits tailored to your of
*nd Ut you don t fund, ultimately to nmuunt to >100, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I
accepted wnnt ad medium in
B
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l
l
k
l
i
n
c
f
M
a
t
e
r
i
a
l
I
individual
measure.
305
East
2nd.
know
how
to
fish,
wo
have several 000,000, is being built up for tho
Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word
I Street ()nlv S25
! experts who will he glad to show schools of the state of Washington,
an insertion. .Minimum 25c.
u m A r i P Pnnrr.t ■ r«
1 ------ ------------------------------------ •• you. Mr. .Schoi field who has been It is called “the permanent school
r U u r Itru llb "
A
M
' ! WANTED—Youw l«Dr t . . 1 ;iw h.L-«t
Church .i l l fund" nnd is protected by lnw so 5' B v rry n•l-’u
FLORIDA—UlCl.AN DO— Orlando K«
n n wlnt hus trlu.l t h i s
that it can never bo touched; thu ^
for the above.
mornng Sentinel; largest classi ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J . B. . ^ n o g ra p h ic work and lean vouch
V u l . r ca lls fur a rnfllt.
h
.hodkkeeping. Good opportunity LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. interest alone will he used to help s
For s m lr r I'kusr IW
S
fied business, rate lc a word, min Terwllleter. Prop.
I.ongwood.
Fl»—
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-———
;
for
ambitious
person.
Inqulru
at
maintain
the
schools.
imum 24c cash with order.
Lumber unit Building Material , jf cra|(| Office.
The fund now amounts to nmro 5 Silver Lake Springs Co. I
Lr.
____ ___________ _
Carter
Lumber
Company
than
$23,000,060 and is invented in
"
|
FOR
SAI.E—Modern
Bungalow—
A LITTLE WANT AD In Th«
N. I .mi id St.
Phone 565
’"WANTED—Girl for general house)
|ocntm| 1Magnolia Ave. and 11th bonds. The money hns come from
1
located
Herald will bring you big rework. 918 Myrtle Ave.
1st., $1,060 rash, balance terms. the sale of school lands of thu
r.uttu. Advertise those old articles HIM. LUMBER CO. House of
Service,
Quality
and
Prico.
state, and only slightly more than
you hove stored uwav nnd have
Elton J. Moughton
WANTED—A first class cook by This is a good buy. It. W. Deane, one-fourth of the lands have been
Seminole
Bank.
no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad
a
fastidious
family.
Apply
1422
Crystal ,Springs— Hillsborough
transferred. These lands, somu of
may bring you several dollnrs.
Park Ave.
AKCHITECT
them covered with timber as good
Phone 148 und a representative valley drainage district, in process
FOR
SALK—10
acres
in
Mark!of
organization,
to
be
increased
by
as
enn
be
found
in
tho
nation,
nru
will cal) to sec you.
WANTED. ’
urn. seven mites from Sanford,
First NnttonnE Hunk Hide.
addition of 20,lino acres.
Young man between 19 and 35 h!x room house under construction continually rising In value. Clark
V.
Savidge,
state
commissioner
of
Jacksonville—Approximately six
years of age. Must furnish small barn 14x40, two acres under culti
Sanford, ------------- Florida
Bradenton — Contract awarded
miles of streets to lie paved in
s i bond and Ijc uwav from home, tf vation, 16 acres cleared, splendid public lands, estimates that the
Murray Hill subdivision at coat of] for construction of Pultun ’ " ' ] making connections with establish- citrus land, will grow anything, school endowment will exceed $11)9
of $140,600.
‘I’ark County clubhouse.
! ed firm appeals, write E. E. I jiv - good
........water.
.................
... $1,200.—Emun- 000,000 when ull ttic lunds have
Price
been sold.
12 you tluilru prompt turvlca and
ton. General Delivery. Sanford, Gel'I’eVorson, Gem Del
- -*--------------------- —
eiceiilln n u l w o rk
giving full address and telephone
number.
LAND WANTED
C A L L OUO
[.urge tract of Florida land
WANTED—Wash women and maid wanted for farm colonization pro
Sanford Steam 1’resaery
nt the Pico Apartments. 110 Com ject. Must he good land, no drain
F i r s t H tra st
mercial
St.
M-.W 3-mu hi li„ncnln!«. mi rinse. IMIlIt 1venue litf, rnrner uf I llh.
age required.) nnd well located.
en-lrrn npiiiHrr. A fine IhiIIiUuis
\ itx ilr-lrnlilr lorutlim. rurilrr
III,. SI.TuO.no. sar.o rnnh. lot liner
lul, nhtritiillti mill Mtrrrl enlil (ur.
Key We*t—Thompson Ice Com
BERLIN. Dec. 15.—All the lead
muni HI).
Wanted young lady looking
r e u l n i mil li hi X, S '11*1.011 I I I - l i .
S.-.O per niunlli.
for permanent position ns as pany to spend $75,18)0 enlarging ing cities of Germany are having
nn epidemic of revues on the stage
sistant bookkeeper. Must write plant.
SIS-muin liunitnlim. a tnil mums
mid thu oldtime actors who hhve
\ 4;imu i s v i : s T w i ,v v
good hand and be accurate. Ap
Apartment
house
on
First
St.
utul
Imllf-ln
frutiirria,
nnriiur,
Mnrt.li> anil (Iranlt* from all
Tllltr.i: iie«« 3-riNini liunisntutt*, luj nothing to offer thu revue man
rinlijni et|in-ure. K,00 nnli. Ilulply by letter, please to Smith This is a bargain.
quurrl**. Hast cf quality and
isellier ttllh rufuer lul. I Imr In.
nurr
niunlhl>.
agers
nru
in
despair.
With
the
llros. Furniture.
workmanship,
iliinilX liu nil.in, elm nee uf life
time. Till nl. uf ll. II.SOO ,limn
WrHa for lataat deslfna.
One five-room bungalow, in good exception of .Shaw’s Saint Joan,
!>lll > them nil. Iftil enn>.
C. n. TUIIXBk.
condition. $500.00 puts you in this there is today no no*” outstanding
Ml I S! I.IITSt I.O I'S!
Drier SIII.IMMI.
•anfurtt. Florida
dramatic production to be seen ’n
house.
P,
O.
Hoc
*03, I'huaa Ml
S.%0 Him it. S'-O |** r inunllt it III |.ul
Berlin, and revues and moving pic
un In iiiiurvalnn nf aiimr uf
WUiMII.I \ Avenue Inf. rnrnrr uf
tlir linl lul- In luttn. \Ar Imtr FOR SALE OR REN l’—Furnish-1 Five acre farm on hard road. ture houses monopolize the thea
llunlirx. 11*11a-J. rH»lrrn rinnuurr.
I ta Iur uIril III rtrrx ttrclluu uf
I.nrur nut* nlnnlr Irrrv, SI.II.AO.OO,
ed 5-room house. Water, lights. t now in cropu. Cheap anw on easy trical advertising.
tlir r ip .
M'ZfiO rmh. Ilnln tier uiunllil).
Tho popular shows offer jazz
and gas, nice location. Reason- terms.
Chiropodist
CI.IISi:
IN.
m
:
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ii
SI
IIUIII.S
i t \ i :-iioou m tM M ii;n i i i m . ai .ow .
bands nnd a great variety of for
able,
709
W.
3rd
St.
FOOT
SPECIALIST
vr.no
(
ASM
.
UAI
AM
i:
UASt.
AMI (III K ill, mil IIAII tj AIA SluAUO.
We have houses to rent. Come eign dancers, und nro giving Ger
'orm Hiinluna. In*row.
FOR SAI.E—5-room houae. batli
[log Nall*. Ii«avy C a ll
sleeping porch, double garage, in and see us.—Seminole Realty many n medley of London, Paris
ouse s o r tlrvil a c h in g
Co., 116 E. Second Street.
nnd New York.
1229 Sanford Ave. Box 855.
(tu t.
(lti’altors)
|| 1111.
I.. (iltl.Kh
Port Orange—Contract awarded
Haines City—Graham park to be
Pensacola—Contract to be award
103 N. P a r k Avc. l ed
I Yowull Urow ll Ida.
105 Magnolia Ave.
improved and subdivided at cost of for construction of new school]
construction
n i ifor
ur U
H i n i i u i n u l l of
*11 10-mile
»u * n i i n ; secrx
I’hono.
W tv tto f
SI 09.000.
]building.
..'M C tfi O rlamtn.
Phone 122
Hon nf FVnsacolH-Flornaton road.
Phone 48
Scotch Woolen Mills ndds Jew
elry department—Guaranteed Jew
elry.—If not satisfied come back
and we give you a now ono FREE.
Solid gold and silver, all latest
designs. 305 E. 2nd St.
Capital's Schools Face
Wealth Many Years j
FroraPermanentFund
i A New W ater
Revues and Jazz Music
Drama FromStage et
Drives Drama Stage
Ask Mr. Connelly
Seminole Marble Co.
Houses For Sale
A. P. Connelly & Sons
BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
a
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a n d ir o n s
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-^"di h iron, with sides
’ 9:c antique shaped leg,
j Fluor, Dickson-Ive3
mu,
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Highest
52
Lowest Temp.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1924.
X -R ays Germs
ED TO
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
NUMBER 119.
. - Governor
p rn ck t
n rie e fre u t,
5At':*
m
, fW
ition
ite Opposed
sident CoollUnnecessary
Carried on Artillery Caisson
and Escorted by Soldiers,
Sailors and Honorary Body,
Casket Taken to Elks Club
AGENT AB1
ACCOUNTS
I NEW HAVEN. Dec. 17.—
;Hiram Bingham.- long prnfrs,s*r of Yale, now Lieutenant
[CoTfnior, Governor-elect and
United States Senator elect.
He was chosen Tuerday to sue<ecd the late Senator Frank
B. Rrandrgee by more than
40,000 over Hamilton Holt,
Democrat. After being Inau
gurated next month Bingham
' *ill resign as Governor and go
to Washington to take the oath
as Senator.
Those Wishing (o Override COLD W E A T H E R IS
Says Bill W ould Make
Presidential Veto Succeed
TeapotDomeLook as
In Getting Issue Before STILL SPREADING
Senate butThereBiilHeldUp
Pinhead andDoheny
J. G .xBurrows, Local Agent.
To Lie In State
Ashurst Asks For
Departs Without Giving
Till 8 Tomorrow Notice; Wns to Have Been
Immediate t>ecision
Relieved Monday Morning
Funeral Will Take Place At
HARTFORD, Conn., Dec. 10.— Result of Skirmish Is That
9 O’clock and Will Be In
Reports that J. G. Burrows, When the Republican-and Demo
A moving picture of tuberculosis
Postal Pay Situation Is
Charge of Elks and Masons young ticket agent nt the local sta cratic state conventions nominated
working in human lungs
Practically at Standstill
jins General germs,
tion o f the Atlantic Coast Line
rocently was shown
to medical
ite P l a n
It Forward
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—
A great area of high pressure
and abnormally cold weather,
spread slowly eastward and
southward during the ia3t 24
hours and the far western dis
turbance moved slowly south
eastward. A slight disturb
ance is central over northern
New York Wednesday morning
tho barometer remains low ov
er Newfoundland. High press
ure prevails over the lower
Mississippi Valley eastward. A
change to colder reached as far
cast no, Michignn, Indiana, and
south to Arkansas, Oklahoma
and on the Pncific to Southern
California. The lowest this
morning was 44 below at Cal
gary nnd Edmonton, Alberta.
and Sinclair Pikers
Smith Amendment
Is Given Defeat
Bill W eathers Determ
men in Kansas City by Dr. Lewis
NEW YORK, Dec. 17.—The body Railroaod, has disappeared and his Col. Hiram Binghnm nnd Hamil
WASHINGTON.
Dec.
17.—
An
Dole, Cornell .University professor o f Samuel Gompcrs arrived here at prcuont whereabouts arc unknown ton Holt on Nov. 25 as candidates other unsuccessful attempt was
ined E ffort to Cut.
of Oocntgcnology. The picture is the Pennsylvania station at 7:05 to local rail officials, were con for the United States senate to fill made in the senate Tuesday to
Private Operations
.undo up of serlg sof X-rays.
Wednesday morning from Wash firmed Ihy Superintendent T. L.
the vacancy caused by the death of bring a voto upon President CoolDumas,
Wednesday
in
an
interview
ington
accompanied
by
his
widow,
7TON, Dec. 17.—
itlgc’s veto of the postal salary
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members of his family and a large with n representative of The San Senator Frank B. Brandegec, nn Increase bill. Those desiring to
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.—
bring about a
unprecedented
situation
was
creat
ford
Herald.
delegation of union officials.
Asserting
the Underwood
override
the
voto
succeeded
by
a
ed
in
Connecticut.
Col.
Bingham,
\\ inquiry into the
The casket was transferred to
That Mr. Burrows is short in his
vote of 51 to 03 in getting the issue
Muscle
Shoals
bill would make
Terentiy
resigned
as
a
professor
an artillery caisson. It was taken accounts is the firm belief of local
navy, one o f the
-.*1
before the senate, but the parlia
o
f
history
in
Yale
University,
is
k!
a
tea
pot
dome
look like a
by soldiers and sailors and mem officials although the extent of this
of Washington’s
mentary situation prevented n de
lieutenant
governor
nnd
governor
bers of the National Guard and shortage is unknown nnd will prob
pinhead
and
Doheny
and
Sin
cision and tho bill went back to
[roversy, Tuesday
nn honor committee of labor offi ably remain unknown for n few olcct and, in event of election Doc. its place on the table,
clair look like pikers, Chair
lfi
will
be
in
addition
senator-elect.
|opposition at the
DENVER, Dec. 17.—The....
cials to the Elks' Club. The body days pending a thorough audit of
Tho move for immediate consid
man Norris o f the Senate Ag
Tho
problem
then
will
be:
Would
winter's most bitter siege con
will lie in state until 8:00 o'clock his books. His books are now be
and delay in the
eration of the veto was made by
ho
resign
ns
lieutenant
governor
ricultural Committee told the
tinued
unabated
Wednesday
Thursday morning. The funcrnl ing exumined, it was learned, and it
committee,
Senator Ashurst, Democrat, Ari
wielding a relentless lash on
at 9 will be In charge of the Elks is believed by Thursday or Friday and not appear Jan. 7 to take the zona, during the opening hour nftor
senate
today enactment of the
sition from the Russel Property Purchased and Masons. Rabbi Stephen S. thnt the exact amount will be oath of office as governor and im
tho Rocky mountain states
legislation
would later hecomo
Chairman
Sterling
of
tho
postofficc
mediately resign to go to Wash
with a toll of lives already set
wns based on the
* . .
By.City Commissioner For Wiso will officiate. The eulogy will known.
committee had introduced a bill
known
ns
*t’he
rapa of trcaaury"
ington
to
bo
sworn
in
as
sonntor?
at
10.
Temperatures
nt
Great
Is general invcstlgaApproxiitiatelySum$50,000; bo pronounced by James Duncnn, In tho meantime detectives of the Col. Bingham has Raid only that proposing Increased postal rates in
Underwood Musalc Shoals lull
Fnlls, Mont., are reported nt
|proposed in the senfirst vice president of the federa railroad und policu authorities of
Tuesday hurdled tho most formid
Deal ConsummatedTuesduy tion.
32 below nnd sinking nil thru
is prepnring for his inaugura line with recommendations by
kcessary. The post
several states arc forming a net to he
Postmaster General New.
The
able obstacle thnt yet has been
tion
as
governor.
thnt
region.
There
nre
six
u/tj
fiction by the naval
The body of Samuel Gompers, take the young man Into custody.
Arizona senator objected to the
placed in its path when it weath
deaths
in
Montana,
four
were
Purchase o f the Russell home reached the capital Into Tuesday Mr. Dunms denied tho report that
Ued upon to considThe succession in office should second reading o f the Sterling bill,
ered
n
determined
attempt
to
killed when n tram car pass
stion resolution by
_ and property on Union Avenue by after its long journey from San the extent of the loss is $2,100 and ‘ Col. Bingham resign after becom thus preventing tho measure being
eliminate its private operation fea
ing through
the blizzard
Democrat, Utah,|Dr. C. J. Marshall was announced. Antonio, Texns, and lay
. in state said It is impuhniblt! to deleiiiiiue ing governor, the gcnoral assemb referred to a committee.
ture and limit it to government
was
struck
by
a
train.
Two
a to poiukU study Wednesday following the complc- j in the federation’s building to re the loss in such a short time. lie ly bo organized for tho 1925 ses ’ Ann result of Tuesday's skirmish
operation.
children
were
suffocated
when
Idescribed by Chnir- tion of negotiations which havo'ceive homngo of friends and fol- dcclurcd that tho shortage muy be sion, is fixed by the constitution. tho postal pav situation is prnctiTho amendment of
Scnntor
a
home
burned
while
the
moth
|> "substitute plan." been under way for tho past 10 lowers there before being taken less or may bo more than that fig Tho lieutenant-governor automa cnlly nt a stalemate, Senator Ash
Smith, democrat. South Carolina,
er
was
Christmas
shopping.
iting for the quos- days. Pinal papers, it is under on to New York.
tically becomes governor, nnd tho urst said Inter. The Sterling hill
ure.
which would have struck out all
Members of the Intc lender’s fam
stigation to bo dc- stood, have passed and the new
leasing provisions of tho bill was
The first intimation thut (Mr. president pro-tomporc of the sen cannot bo referred to a committee
OMAHA.
I)cc.*17.—The
cold
began general de- owner comes into possession of ily, his widow and threo sons, with Rurrows was gone was contained ate will be acting lieutenant-gov for action until routine legislative
defeated by nt voto of 49 to 32.
wave from the Northwest was
knual naval appro- what is declared to be the finest muny government and nntionnl la In a note which he left addressed ernor.
business again is in order. Like
Senator Underwood said ho rc
ushered into Nebraska with
bor olficinlc, met tho train as it to Mr. Dunms in the latter’s office
Ith its provision for residence in Sanford.
garded tho voto as Assuring final
Hamilton Holt, who wns given wise, the vetoed measure can not
light snow nnd sleet in various
Iof nearly $300,000,
pnssago of his bill, which ho pre
While Dr. Marshall did not di came in from the Texas city, where and which was read o n - Monday tho Democratic nomination because be called up in tho face of unan
pnrts of tho state carrying
1establishment dur- vulge the consideration paid for Mr. Gompers died Saturday, Rela morning. It contained tho news no other Democrat cared to con imous consent agreements giving
dicted would bo disposed of be
mercury down to tho lowest
benl year. The con- the property, it Is Bald to be be tives went aboard the train in the that Burrows’ mother wna critical test for the ____
fore Christmas.
temperatures recorded this
place,_ was _______,
formerly right of way to the Muscle Shoals
whether the navy tween $45,000 and $50,000, The station to view the body before the ly ill nnd not expected to live. It I editor of The Independent, nnd bill nnd then to the Isle of Pines
The vote was split widely, more
winter. In Omaha mercury
' how it compares transfer includes In addition to the casket was removed to the offlco said that he (Burrows) had gono had been a summer resident of trenty, until the same opportunity
Republicans than Democrats vot
stood five below. A drop of
i-fighting forces im- home, approximately five acres of whero ho directed the federation to her bedside and would probably Woodstock.
ing to sustain tho Alabama sen
more than 30 degrees was re
Connecticut.
I-nst in afforded.
ator’s bill. 34 Republicans and 15
ne a subject of dls- land and n two story stucco
Representative Stevenson, Dem
ported in Lincoln, thu temper
sii
boat activities for so many yenrs.
return on Wednesday. In the note, summer he qualified ns an elector
The casket born from tho train Burrows regretted the fact that in that town. He sought tho nomi ocrat, South Carolina, took up dis
Democrats voted against thu a
ature tumbling from 30 nbovo
house on Lake Monroe.
on an artillery caisron escorted by ha wan compelled to leave without
mendment
nnd eight Republicans,
cussion
of
thopostnl
salaries
bill
in
of relative strength,
to
below
zero.
nation despito unequalled plural
The purchusc of this valuable
21 Democrats, onu Farmer-Labor
sly has been disre- pioperty by Dr. Marshall is re n military attachment from Fort notice and told Mr. Dunms that ities of Republican candidates for tho house and declared the measure
member and two insurgents voted
ident Coolidgo in tho garded in local real estate circles Myor, Vn. The abundance of floral the auditor for the company knew national nnd statu officers nt the was “ being chloroformed by load
KANSAS CITY. Dec. 17.—
for it.
ing
it"
with
a
proposal
calling
for
Ihe-is giving the naval uh one of the most Important realty offerings which had been presented the combination of his safe.
Temperatures
hovered
just
J>eelection earlier In tho month, fig
Again Answers Attack
increased rates. He snid it had
low the zero mark in this reg
regards adequate do- deals which has been consummated on the way eastward were taken to
ures
which
made
party
leaders
It
developed
later
that
the
au
Senator Underwood today again
ion Wednesday morning. Snow
rnl guide in naval fn
city for som • tlnuvand its tho lubor building with the casket, ditor didn’t know the combination. unsuoesaful in their peach for n been estimated that a $07,000,000
and, with tho addition of other
took notice of the Washington
.
wua general last night.
transfer, it is said, fa-expected to numerous pieces which had been B. G. Aly, who was to have toon retifflur Campaigner to make the surplus would ogcur in the treasury
Heield
edliarlntaUaekjnitfturMivl
■*TsJ
this
yeaf.
ilud
that
the
proposed
>taip for ship with httVe a marked bearing on the fusent there from officials and other checked in nt the local offlco to run against the Republican can
In salaries would amount
DES MOINKS, Dec. 17— .. his bill by charging on thv&nata
ture development of this section of friends in the capital were bnnked succeed Burrows on Monday, had didate. Mr. Holt hus been an ad increase
floor that the editorial had been
to only $00,000,000.
in r.ival building in Sanford.
Cold wave which begnn Tues
arrived and assumed his new du vocate of the League of Nations,
influenced by the fertilizer inter
high about the bier.
day in Town continued today
Thirteen Republican
senators
d with apprehension
While there have bet'n rumors
ests.
The executive commlttoo of the ties. The safe wns not opened until nnd the principles and pqlieics of voted Tuesday with 21 Democrats
with temperatures ranging nt
'snt. A statement of
Declaring ho had found proof
10 below in Mason City to 20
ined Tuesday at the current for several days that the federation many o f whose members late Monday and work on Mr. Bur the late President Wilson. In his nnd two Farmer-1sibor members to
of h'..i statement that n lobby had
above in Dnvenport nnd Keo
brought out that he property had been sold, the final had accompanied Mr. Gompers on row’s books was immediately address accepting tho nomination bring the veto before the senate,
.
Mr. Holt said he entered the cam while three Democrats opposed im
influenced the editorial, ho read a
kuk. There is a light fall of
Pe for the future if consummation did not tuko place his last journey alive, marched be started.
Mr.
Burrows
has been in the em paign without a pledge to nny mediate nction. Supporters of the
until
Tuesday,
it
was
learned
from
bulletin, which h<* said had been
snow and sleet is general over
hind
the
casket
on
its
way
to
tho
val strength is to be
Issued by the National Fertilizer
the state.
holly by tho program Dr. Marshall, who, in commenting lobar building. In the procession ploy of tho rnilrond for over a man nnd ho wns ready "to unite president’s position declared Inter
Association with offices in Wash
upon the transaction, did not give also were delegates from nntionnl year and before coming to Sanford with good men and women of that several senators who reported
powers.
ington. The organization, he as
out his plans for the property but nnd international labor organiza to relieve G. W. Crirn, temporarily, whatever creed or party to bring themselves ns for disposition of the
to Present Views
sorted. wns referred to by farm
Wilbur is to appear took the occasion to reiterate his tions. Fifty women from the bu was located nt Delmnd. His work about the greatest good of the potnl pay bill, would have opposed
ers as tho "fertilizer trust."
a move to overridu the veto and
fore the house nuval fuith in the future of this city and reau of engraving und printing und is described as having been satis greatest number."
Tho bulletin snid the Underwood
government departments factory. He is said to be about
The nomination of Mr. Ilinghnni that, lacking these votes, the op
d a further presentn- to boost the Construction of the other
bill wns ns objectionable ns the
whose workers are organized. Del 24 years old and bus a wife. Mrs. was preceded by a contest between position had failed to show suffi
lews of his department new bulkhead on Lake Munroe.
Ford proposal, and as quoted by
“ I am especially anxious to see egations also were present from Burrows, it was learned, has re the Republican organization under cient strength to reenact the vetoed
I question is expected,
Senator
Underwood, added that
turned
to
her
home
at
Stuart,
Fla.
pay
bill,
the
Masonic,
Eagles,
Odd
Fellows
State Chairman J. Henry Roraw nas had several con- the bulkhead work proceed without
tho writer has interviewed many
Mr. Burrows' notions have be back, and factions which advocat
A (angled parliamentary situa
jcntly with the prosi nny further delay, because I believe Elks and other fraternities of which come
senators during the last week and
more suspicious since it is ed promotion of cither Congress tion developed from Senator Asng one Tuesday after it will have more to do with future Mr. Gompers war. a member.
had lawn assured thnt they would
reported
thnt
inquiries
sent
to
hurt’s
motion
to
take
up
thu
pay
Congress was represented by
neeting, and it is us- growth of Sanford than nny other
man John G. Tilson of thu Con
cnrrv the opposition to the last
Denmark, S. C., where his mother
been thoroughly ac- one project which the citizens of Representative Zihinuin, Republi lives, discloses the fact thut she necticut third district, who has bill, which was met by Senator Siliiutinn in Alhnnin In Snid ditch.
the thoughts of the Sanford can do at this time," hu can, Maryland, chairman and Rep is not ill nnd has not been at the served ltl years, and Congressman Sterling’s move that both the hill
To Be Brave nnd Regime of
Tho bulletin, the senator con
resentatives Upshaw,
Georgia,
Schuyler Merritt of the fourtn dis nnd the veto be referred to his
declared.
Premier
Noli
Is
Threatened;
tinued
suggested thnt people in
point
of
death.
committee. Under the rules this
liate matter before the
Even though his new property ranking Democrat of the House
the South wire their senators to
Mr. Burrows is said to have left trict who went to the House in ordinarily would hnvo thrown wide
Five
Are
Sentenced
to
Die
committee
on
Lnbor.
Representa
Jttee is the Britten bill has considerable frontage on the
vote against the bill. Ho assort
here Sunday night. Belief has been 1917.
open tho doors o f debate. Several
1)^00,000 in elevating lake which will mean thnt a con tive Wefnld, former lnbor member expressed that he has not been
the bulletin referred to the Un
In the September convention
LONDON. Dor. 17.—The Alban ed
|>3 of the navy’s eight- siderable sum will huve to bo spent from .Minnesota, and assistant sec able to flee very far away nnd it which nominated Mr. Bingham, for anti-veto senators, however, nt
derwood hill, as thu "power com
once
ended
attention
to
the
unan
ian
lc"
:»ion
in
l^mdon
this
ovcretary
Henning
of
the
Labor
De
|ships so as to give in paying for the hulkheading of
panies’ bill."
is expected that as soon ns tho governor many of those who later
ing received a message from
’ range. Whether the tho land, Dr. Marshall feels that partment, likewise paid their re- exact amount of his shortage is opposed him for the senatorial imous consent agreement entered
"You will sec." he remarked,
'i irann stating that "the prefect “ where the motive for the cdltor(Continued on page 8)
*tH a:k Mr. Wilbur the increased value of the property 1spccts at the bier.
known, thnt officers will be able nomination were then opposed to
ure of Ifibra wires thut a violent ial eumo from."
legislation along following completion of that work
to apprehend him and bring him him, and centered on another can
bombardment began early this
ended by the navy dc will warrant the expenditure of this
The sub-commitete of tho sen
back to Sanford to face charge pre didate. This contest, however did
morning on the Serbinn frontier ate judiciary comniittco appointed
" await developments money.
not go upon the floor <u, rather
ferred by the railroad.
ngninst tho Albanian troops.”
ittee session,
to investigate the editoriul will
than jeopardize the state in its
An urgent appeal for the hearty
The message declared that the hold its first meeting Thursday.
live Rritten of Illinois, co-operation o f Sanford citizens for
endorsement of the national party
Albnniun commander of the Cos- The sub-committee is composed of
Rupert Hughes W ill
Pelican member of the the speedy prosecution of this work,
ticket, objection to Col. Bingham
ovo district "wires thnt the first Senators Spencer, Missouri, chair
|ttec, and author of was made by I)r. Marshall who de
Marry Movie Actress was not expressed in a ballot and
uttuck on the Albanian frontier man; Sterling, South Dakota: But
pun bill, discussed the clared that no obstacles should be
ho was nominated for governor
wns made by Serbian troops who,
Massachusetts. Republican;
esday with the presi- placed in the way by the owners of
Tho Kiwanis Club nt its weekly after they crossed tho frontier ler,
Eighteen cases wore heard in
_______ _ _____
____ ____ CaraLOS ANGELES, Dec. 17.— Ru und subsequently elected.
Overman.
North_ Carolina;
«ws of the executive iukefront property. He pointed out
luncheon Wednesday voted to do ing continued all along the front-! wav. Arkansas’
’ Democrats.’
' bill novel hltVe been that tho hulkheading of property Municipal Court Wednesday morn pert Hughes, novelist and motion
nate the sum of $50 for the pur
Opponents Haven’t Let Up.
it has been made had meant to St. Petersburg, Tam ing before Judge James G. Shar picture director and Elizabeth Pat Stresemann Is Asked pose of helping to supply Christ- ing continued al (along the front-1
ier. Monday tho customs author-j Opponents of tho Underwood bill
terson
Din!
will
be
married
early
does not regard tho pa and other cities o f the stntc and on nnd $138 in fines nnd forfeited
nins
baskets
for
tho
poor
of
this
legislation us
of declared that it is now time that bonds was collected. Two cases next year it was announced here. Form Berlin Cabinet city on Christmas day. The do itics of Scutari captured at /.ogni, demonstrated Tuesday that they
a boatful ot ammunition com ling j hud-not let up in their fight ngainShe is known on the screen as Pat
inco.
nation will be nuidc through tho from the Montenegro frontier."
Sanford should take the same pro for reckless driving were on the terson Dial. Hughes' first wife
st thu measure. Immediately af
BERLIN,
Dec.
17.
—
President
nt's position is that gressive step.
Scniinolo
County
Welfare
Com
docket.
Situation Grave.
committed suicide a year ago in Ebert Wednesday asked Dr. Gustav mittee. It was decided not to dis
ter the vote on the amendment, u
•won of gun elevation
Following is a list of the cases: China.
Belief that there will be consid
Stresemann, foreign minister and pense with the luncheon next
ROME. Dec. 17.—Tlui gravity of vote on the bill was called hut
4tiered in its relation
Henry Jeff, possession of liquor,
leader of tho German Peoples’ Par week.
tho situation in Allmniu not only Senator Norris Republican, Ne
1armament treaty and erable development in the eastern $200 and costs; II. L. Hall, speed
ty
to
form
u
cabinet
to
succeed
the
p* standpoint of ccono- part o f the city within the next few
President-elect
Rev.
E.
D. is emphasized by official reports braska. author of the government
Markets.
months was expressed by Dr. Mar ing, $25 und costs; George Hull,
Marx ministry which resigned be Brownlee gave a talk in which he to the Italian government but is ownership bill, for which tho Un
derwood measure is a sub-stituto
I
the president with shall and he pointed out that his drunkeness, $10 nnd costs; Sullie
CHICAGO, Dec. 17. — Wheat: cause of tho recent elections. outlined the plans for the coming admitted by tho Albanian legation was on his feet nt once with an
Smith,
disorderly
conduct,
dismis
belief
had
been
expressed
very
hero.
It
generally
is
believed
tho
Stresemann
urked
until
Thursday
year
and
urged
tho
hearty
co
lthv proposed congresMay, 1.70*-4 to 1.71; July, 1.49% to
operation of every
member in regime of Premier Fan S. Noll is objection. Discussion then turn
fion is based on tho strongly in his purchase of the Rus sed; J. II. Walthnn, drunkeness, 1.45%. Corn: und oats unavail night to consider tho decision.
ed to an amendment o f Senator
$10
bond
estreated;
C.
M.
Cox,
sell
property.
ninking
1925
a
banner
year
in the seriously threatened.
»t annual inquiry in
able.
drunkeness,
$10
bond
estreated;
Walsh, Democrat, Montana, to In
club’s
history.
He
was
followed
It
is
reported
that
numerous
i '1* ‘ be navy is brought
Corn: May, 1.31 to 1.31 U. Fire Destroys Home
Wesley
Tucker,
disorderly
conduct,
corporate
parts of the federal wa
by the other newly-elected offic bands well-equipped and armed
pa consideration of the
ter power act in the bill for regu
$5 bond estreated; Wesley Tuck Oats; Muy, 65 to 65H.
with
bombs,
machine
guns
and
ers.
Other
short
talks
were
mude
jriation bill. The s tages
Owned
by
Ku
Kluxers
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 17. er, disorderly conduct (second o f
by A. P. Connelly und George A. cannon, nre participating
in a lation of power rates.
r ,.!,uch legislation
Dec. 24.30; Jun. 24.13.
fense)
$15
bond
estreated;
E.
L.
Senate leaders plan to make up
De Cottas.
The house considered the navy
revolutionary movement in north
Joohdge believes, in
PORTLAND,
Me,
Dec.
17.—
Fire
Jones, drunkeness, $15 bond es
effort to bring n final voto on thot
ern
Albnnin.
These
bands,
it
is
Tho
club
ulso
voted
to
give
thorough study of appropriation bill.
The American embassy in Mex destroyed the headquarters of the
bill tomorrow. I f
The senate indicated a prefer treated; E. L. Jones, violating ico wns instructed to investigate Klu Klux Klun built u year ago. more support in the future to car said, are composed of Serbians, Underwood
parking
ordinance,
$25
bond
es
rying on the work of the Welfare Montcnegriuns, Russians, Bulgar they full they expect to hold night
ence for private operation of
The
structure
included
art
auditor
treated; John Evans, reckless driv the shooting of Dcputv Sheriff ium seating 4,000. The loss is es coniniittrc and expressed its ap ia,is, Jugo-SInvs and native Al sessiona and use every force at
Shoals.
Joseph Fierros, o f Webb county,
fitations Issued Muscle
their command to check what they
proval of tho work which has been banian elements.
Joseph \V. McIntosh, of Illinois, ing while drunk $100 and costa; Texas, near Nuevo Laredo.
timated at $75,000.
J
.'H
.
Brinkley,
violating
parking
havo described as filibustering tac
accomplished thus far by the com
It
generally
is
believed
that
tho
was
nominated
comptroller
of
the
Inauguration
lnws,
$1
and
costs;
Charlie
Gil
mittee
since
it
was
formed
two
tics.
movement
is
inspired
by
partisans
currency.
months ago.
o f Ahmed Zogu, former Alban
The national conference on street son. disorderly conduct, dismissed;
J’0-, Dec. 17. —
Members present ut the lunch ian premier. It la reported that
Eliza Williams, disorderly conduct,
'aylor Ross, governor- and highway traffic made recom continued to Friday; Charlie Wil
eon
were: Rev. E. D. Brownlee, Zogu himself is at Dibra. Some AtlantaPenMay H ave
w of the late govern- mendations und adjourned.
L.
C.
Bebout. C. L. Byrd, A. P. of the newspapers here feport New Set O f Officials
liams,
disorderly
conduct,
continu
An attempt to override Presi
ot invited anyone and
Connelly, T. L. Dumas, George A. thut Premier Mussolini and the
dent Coolidge’a veto of the postal ed; L. J. Reynolds, reckless driv
*. an>’ invitations to pay bill was blocked in the senate. ing, dismissed; C. W. Alcorn, reck
DeCottos. A. C. Fort. Dr. W. 1). Jugo-Slav government have agreed
WASHINGTON, Doc. 17.—The
Thut there has been considerable! ing cuntpfires, was made by Mr.
«.n J.*n: 5» *he said
President Coolidge, it wns said less driving, $100 and costs; John damage done during the past few i Hagan who said that the situation Gardiner, J. C. Hutchinson, K. F. on a hands o ff policy in tho pres appointment of an entirely new a*;
ne desires the cereluine.
Dr.
W.
T.
Langley,
Forrest
Love disorderly conduct, $10 bond
ent situation.
of officials at the Atlanta federal
•a simple as possible at the White Hou-se, does not be
Jnys in this county by forest fires, Jmight become nlarming if the fires Lake, T. W. Lawton. 8. M. I.loyd,
lieve
nn
investigation
of
the
navy
estreated.
prison is being considered by Atstarted presumably by hunters, is are not checked ut once.
tragedy desponsible
E.
J.
Moughton,
J.
G.
Michael,
I>r.
is uccessury.
Monday’s Session.
There are many people in the H. A. McCaslin, G. E. McKay, G. Fire Proof Buildings torncy General Stone as u result
.
the
ar
strtion
of
L.
P.
Hagan
of
Representative Crisp, of Georgia,
Only six cases were heard in j this city, who telephoned The San woods at this time of the year
a member of the debt commission, city court on Monday morning. ford Herald Wedneiduy that the since the hunting season opened E. McCall. Hownrij Overlin. A. Sought For Veterans tho Department of Justice.
R. Platt, Kent Rossiter, A. Hat
told the house no concrete proposal They
jatlaws Raid
___ were
______
_ has been ............
done west of and some have uothoughtedly field. Burke Steele, J. G. Sharon,
as follows: John Moore most damage
on the French debt had been sub reckless* driving while drunk, $100 this city in the vicinity of Paola.
BEAUVOIR. Miss., Dec. 17.— El-1 HOUSE HOLDS TO PROGRAM
thrown away matches that wore W. M. Scott and E. C. Smith.
''Hainan's Store mitted.
nathau Tart, superintendent of the
and coats: John Moore, drunk and I Mr. Hagan declared that the fires j still burning and have failed to put
It was indicated at the depart
WASHINGTON, Dec. 17.— Hold
Home
disorderly, $10 nnd costs; L. U |have gained such headway because out camp fires and in other wuys
What means happiness in four Jefferson Davis Soldiers’
17.—A
band in
of m
• y* wuimi
e n ; oi
a viii1 w
. w the
u»t Atlanta
ment
of ju
justice
that
ing
to a program conceding thu
hero
where
two
veterans
were
cre
Evans,
drunkeness,
$5
anil
costs;!
of
the
dry
condition
of
the
woods
I
have
been
careless
with
the
use
of
letters? Some say cash, aomo
, "inesday raided i federal penitentiary removal can
mated Tuesday. Wednesday ap- j right o f way to the apppropriationx
nunv__
L_____
i
•
,
,
J__
i____
_
C
C.
Clark,
reckless
driving
while
and
the
damage,
has
been
so
great
i
matches”
,
said
Mr.
Hagan,
but
he
work,
some
play.
Wo
say
you
r,car Zamboanga ! might involve a wider development.
pealed to Gov. Whitfield to call an |bill the Republican steering conidrank transferred to count’’ court! that there have been muny com- expressed the hope that in tho fuWr-MC *S«ordin* to a I State department officials de- O F* Mann, disorderly conduct.) plaints made by residents of this ture, parties going on camping must have all.
extra session of the legislature tojmittee o f the house declined WedTh .y from the con- dared the protest of soviet Foreign
Be careful when buying eggs for |appropriate a half million dollars 1nesduy to give preference to a
$10
bond
estreated;'
J.
Janies
*
part
of
the
county.
A
warning
to
|
and
hunting
expeditions,
would
be
l®?Hnws robbed the Minister Tchitcherin.
.........................
cn the opera
Christmas. They may bo bud. And |for the construction of modern fire; bill to appropriate $53,000,000 for
,|lh the constnhu- tions of the cutter Hear would cot Johnson reckless driving, $25 bonalhunfirit to ■bp more bakefaV in more cureful in order to avert the the sumc la true about the nogg.
proof buildings at thv’ hom v,__ uivyrs ami harbors.
estreated
I
throwing
away
matches
and
leavspread
of
fires,
be answered.
ion N avy A p itionMeasure
MARSHALL BUYS
HANDSOME HOME
ON UNION AVENUE
SERBIAN TROOPS
LAUNCH ATTACK
AGAINST ALBANIA
Kiwanians Donate
$50 For Christmas
Baskets For Poor
Eighteen Cases Are
Heard in Municipal
Court Wednesday
Washington N ew s
Considerable Damage Done By Forest
Fires West Of Sanford In Past Week
“ y -*
. . __ _
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Gifts which will be useful and pleasing
and prices Which make him smile!
Wardrobe Trunks
$27.50
Men’s Leather Work
Gloves
Men’s Leather
Bed Room
Slippers
Children’s Cuff Top
Fancy Border Huck
Towels 18x38
Children’s Hose
Men’s Broadcloth Shirts
■ With Collars
25c
Ladies’ Lisle Hose
Ladies’ Crepe Kimonas
50c
Men’s Fancy Slip-over
Sweaters
Men’s Felt Bed
Room Slippers
Christmas Handkerchiefs
Per Box
Ladies’ Cordurdy Bath
35c, 59c, $1.00
$3.50 to $5.00
Ladies’ Burson Full Fash
ion Silk Hose
Ladies’ Slippers
Men’s Outing Night
Gowns
Ladies’ Felt
Bed Room
Slippers
Ladies’ Flannell Dresses
Infan’ts Wool Caps
$12.50
59c
Ladies’ Silk Dresses
$1.75
12.50
Boy’s Blouses
$4.00 Men’s Army juast
Work Shoes
Boy’s Ribbed Union
Suits*
Men’s Linen Handker
chiefs
|PM
f:rV
4
111EWli
!
J PM
.rf
I J* V
7w
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$
V
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Men’s Leather Belts
Leather Hand Bags
$5.00 to $16.00
Men’s Wool Shirts
____ $3.00
Cuff Buttons
Ladies’ Full Fashion Sut
rite Hose-
Full Size Bed Comfort,
$5.00 Value
$2.50
$3.95
Children’s White Cordu
roy Coats, age 1 to 4
$6.00 Full Size Blankets
$2.50
Choice of Any Ladies’ Hat
$4.95
Ladies’ Outing Night
Gowns
Old Ladies’
Comfort
Shoes
to $19.95
Ladies’ $27.50 Coats
Infant’s Sweaters
Children’s B e d
Room Slippers
Size 10
'Aot 2
to $15.00
Ladies’ Jersey Petticoats
Ladies’ $6.00 Sweaters
_____ $4.50
Ladies’ Black Sateen
Princess Slips
Heavy Bath Towels,
Fancy Borders, 24x45
35c to$2.00
1 3Pqr»/ A
Sanford
*
Florida
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'AY, DECEMBER 17, 1924.
SaVed by Unwritten Law
Irish Free State. Ruin
Dealers Are’ Opposed
To Restrictive
Bill
DUBLIN, Dm . 15. - s Th„ fV m
State government has
passed
through the Dial a bill to check
tho abuses o f the sale o f drink in
Ireland. Tho measure is concern*
cd with restrictions o f the hours
o f ononing, and tho placing o f clubs
o f all classes in the some position
with regard to hours o f sale, us tho
ordinary drink shops.
While tho Temperance party
Considers the measure too moderate
the licensed trade la much disturbfed and has culler! upon the Sonata
to delay the bill till a government
commission him inquired into the
whole matter. Ministers have in
dicated the opinion that there aro
more than twice too many shops
for tho sole of drink throughout
|the country, and tho trado con
! tends that in abolishing those sur
plus to requirements the govern
nent must compensate the dlsposscised
None* Ferry to Pensacola, t>
mile* c ncrctc, excellent. Remain
der sand ciny, conidtlon fair. Pen,tu<k>ia t<> Fioridatown fair sand
vlpy. FlOridatiwn to
Milligan,
Ruu-i unit clay and brick. Milligan
to
. Mead,, suhd euty rough.
Iliad to Argyll*, under conrtrucUhn, niugli. Ar/ryle to WesttH.o. ..tml-cUy, excellent. Wc3tyuie to Quincy, unimproved rough
i» spots, CJilipcy to Littiimns, good |
sniid clay, lattmins to T'n liningric. unimproved and rough in spots. ■
Tnlbftumec tp Aucilla River cou n -:
ly.road in fair shape. Aucilla Riv.
»r to Greenville, sard ciav road in ‘
good aoralitJon, In leaving Green- (
vi’de for Madison, take old county j
remd to within six ir.tlrs of Modi-
Dinner Of TheGri
*farlon.
Elliott, M. A.,
i f l ,Tr“ *wl
Hunter Collem*.
.1 . ta,an, aulh°rity In two tlelds
“ if ‘ ,of domestic sdenco and of
political science. As a teacher of
domestic science before her mar
riage. she has taught many a
young brlde-to-bo the way to a
husband a heart, and as a political
speaker, she now directs them In
tho way they should vote
Mr*. Elliott does not ml* her
two Interest*, however. Politics do
not enter li*r kitchen. Her thick
PJchc b the life Of
the Gridiron CtUb of
(t its annual winter
READ THE ADS IN
THE HERALD A\m
OnDEttRp,
I>uI)II»Ih.,i iii *
newn|>ap«,r r
••"other school is to be opened in
Florence. Here advanced students
irom l/ecember to April of each
year, may continue thuir studies In Salt a n d P o p p e r t o ta sto
"H r
constantly
until
a
g o ld e n
architecture
and
decoratldn t sm all O n i o n s
brown.
N o w add w ater o r stock
rourxeN f’ rom thc school in Flor 2 laid* s p o o n f u l s C r l c c o
o n i o n s a n d t o m a t o e s c u t in hiiiuL*
ence trips will be made for pur- 1 c u p f u l Itlce
po.-ev o f study to Rome, Naples, t cupful canned Tomaio.s or 4 p ieces, a n d s e a s o n in g . C o o k s l o w l> f o r otto h ou r .
I erugia, Assisi, Bologna, Venice fresh T o m a to e s
Ante— 0 » r rtUilfti miv .'btnn fr tt a «.-rp SI
>cronn, Milan and Padua.
W ish
and
drain
rice.
H**at P'tdf r
bof-k by tt IJrftrntj thr AafidM >
The Paris school specializes In CriM-o la s iu ic e p a n . a d d r i c e a n d l.Mhy Strvice, 5Li iiHh Avtouc, .*.,.»
decoration, architecture, costume
design, stage design, illustration I
1<*t Nlit*I) t»|||f|« |it|*|||t*M«
Jb ill*lll
before
tile
uo - i
•Sanford lliilld ln g ,v
Tho annual meeting
stockholders o f the Osi
press Company, will ho
thu office of the Compn
kJii. Seminole County. FI
Thursday. January IGth
ten A. M.
(Signed)
J. A. Redpath. Sc
’•
.Aiparill... l x. successfully pleaded tho
ilg"; d r ii chalet of killing Mrs. Bessie SornAt;< a Mivl. ' i"\--*r left), her husoand, was her
‘ U° ' ' ri! ht), husband of the slain wo
. .'•■etfjDLVu I - lum.
a--i in pissing r.e l, hut
rri - 1 through thin' opiric' I'usyilk) to Cr.',*n ( ove
paving . rfiud, hr-tk and
■-•'I. hme.
All In gr ml
••lit ough.
•
No. 2.1— Hcllcvirw to Plant
City
'
Hu 7 miles in Marion County
been completed. Road is exHent in Marion nnd Sumter
"•.unties., This in best road for
vcl to Tampa front Ocala. North
I" " Hernando County to North
line Pasco County, rough. North
I" i Pasco County through Dade
' it) '») Plant City, excellent road.
•‘ope Aids Sufferers
O f Filipino Typhoon
minors.
vs.
Quiet
N O T Il'K O F A P P L I C A T I O N TO
J a c o b S m ith et nl
T it le
SKI.I, SI INC) U K L A N D
D e fe n d a n t s .
Notice In hert-hy
g iv e n
t o nil
w hom It m a y c o n c e r n that M a r th a
II. I.mvln. ax g n a n ll .i n o f the n h ov e , t m i : HTATI-: o f F l o r i d a .
named m in o r s, w i l l on th e 3rd d a y
T o : J a c o b .Smith. If livin g, an d If
• f J a n u a ry . A. I). mar,, a p p ly to dead, a l l pa rtlen c l a i m i n g Intercntn
•he Hon. fc, f . I lo u ..h older. C o u n ty u nder th e mild J a c o b .Smith dveenm-d
J uiIkc In and f o r nuhl C o u n ty , at o r o t h e r u Inc; J o h n Smith. If liv in g,
Ii Ih o f f i c e la S a n fo r d . In mild C o u n nnd If d e a d , all pnrtleH c l a i m i n g Intv. iit ten o ' c l o c k A. M., o r an noon terenla u nder the mild John Smith,
th e r e a fte r an th e m a i l e r c an lie;i ileceaned o r Otherwlne; Wlllln W.
n .ird. f o r a u t h o r it y to m i l at pul>- Jainen, If liv in g , and If dead, all
h o r p r iv a t e nil,- th e u ndivid ed
Inti-rent o f mild inlnnrn In the f id - partleii c l n i i c l n g Inturentn under the
" ,* h ln IV. Jainen. tlccouned o r
I'lwliur it* NprlliMil r**ut
itj imi j ** ,
■ o t h e r u lee in th e p r o p e r t y ly i n g nnd
- • mluole C o u n ty , F lor id a , t o - w l t :
I
l.ot 5. o f llloek e. T ie r A o f the
I. b e i n g ip S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lor id a .
;I nnd d en cr lb ed an folloive, t o . w i t :
< it> o f S a n fo r d .
F lo r id a , n c •’ "Kin S ix t y - n ix and n lx-teu th a
•-•rdliiK to K.
It
T r a f f o r d 'n
(Moll) feet Went o f the .South Muarmail o f naId c ity , and Lot ; o f
l;
T
( ',)
S e c ti o n Pont o f S e c tio n
llloek 13. o f T ie r A. o f the City
I w e n t y . t h r e e (23 ) T o w n n h lp N ln eo f Sntiford.
F lo r id a , a c c o r d i n g
leen ( I n ) S ou th , R a n g e T h i r t y (30 )
cliy
ll'
•'’ “ I* ,,r said
. A 1*.!’ 11,1
t o a poin t F if t e e n
W h ich a p p lic a t io n w ill he haned t l " ) I'ce t South o f the Southeant
'••
•r
»
"
r
o
f
L
o
t
Hoventeeii
(1 7 ) ,i(
ip' ii the p e tition f o r mile no.v on
I-lo rld a Land
C olnnizutlm i Con iHe In said c ou r t.
Dated thin the 1st d a y o f D ecen t- pany n Pla t o f C e le ry P la n t a t io n ;
th e n c e .North t o th e N o r th ea s t c o r
n er o f paid L ot
S ev en teen
(17 ):
th e n c e W e s t F o u r H u ndred ami
l.lg h ty .fo u r
(IS t)
feet;
thence
« • * t o tlie mean lew w a t e r mark
o f L ak e M o n r o e , th e n c e .Soiitiienxterl.v f o l l o w i n g th e menu lo w w a t e r
m a rk o f L a k e M o n r o o t o a p oin t
North o f th e poin t o f b e g i n n i n g :
t h e n c e S ou th ii, poin t o f b e g in n i n g
c o n t a i n i n g 19.S acre*, m o r e o r lex*
U a p p e a r i n g f r o m th e » w o r u bill
■■■■■■■xna«naaRan*suRp*
Batteries
I’ lIONI
MANILA, I)oc. 15.—Pope Pius
XT hus cabled 130,000 lire to tho
Poninn Catholic diocese here to be
'i»M'd f r the benefit of those who
Niir-n.l from the recent typhoon
Dterii Luzon, especially in
tb; < a . iyun valley.
•te typhoon which orurreil durV"
' week in October blew
' " “11 >'i.. i-unds of small
nipa
1'
«l "ig the Cagayan river
""I the (lands destroyed a large
•• • of the crops in the valley. I
I!Y CONDO
C.
VA)
& K c-T
t-O *
K O ) (C O A
»N O N
in
|Io
u
Ti
2, c
-2,
.
)< l N C k
r-O R
IT
C le rk Circuit*
ty# I‘ luridi
ny VANCK K
gCIfKM.R Ma
Hollrtior for i
Oct 2j. \ ov; . i
STRICTLY F R E SH COUNTRY
80c Per Dozen
o i l A ft A N T K K D IIY:
Im.l.- <'m in ty P o u lt r y A s a ’ n.
.Murchanis
r
P- T en On.
itolx-rln*
- C a rr y O r o c e r y
S a b f o r d cjriM, t*,"'
pyrex w ar e
Yellow Jacki
Spray Cart
upbined the auctioneer,
oclidge.”
map is A. D .?”
After Davis.”
rcpaign hnt o f Senator La
*int to McAdoo, who wus
in La Follette helrMr. McAdoo remarked,
' 11 ®n, that if the Dcmo' nominated him nt New
1tat would never have
•*ring.
•H Democratic Platform
[*•mith bought the Deni(•form, with the remark
P1 going to rewrite it for
GUN S
C U T LE R Y
PO CKET K N IV E S
PERCOLATERS
PISHING TA C K LE
i*t Democratic convcn■to to New York," tauntl|
#
.
ported Smith, "hut the
p will."
F>'t mind running against
P in 1928," said TheoMelt.
I Polnel Roosevelt,” said
[“•not thinking of running
P°r in 1928." He nccentP°rernor” heavily.
C
I, Al; neither nni
P* Colonel.
[the biggest hits was a
Mures representing Willfcfo! Lry»n und Brother
P *h.c tune o f "It Ain’t
Santa Claus suggests that these gifts can best be bought at
F O R
f
IX
J
N A M Cl Y H e .
i c i c j R jcs H
V
'% T c r t d W n g letter, received
,by President Coolidge Friday
undar jUte of Racine, Wis., Dec.
9, is self explanatory:
Dear Cal:
"Wishing you a merry Cliristmas and a Happy New Year,
. , * 6u do not know me but one
[to long custom, the ta.
trtnged in the form of
g ^ 'w ^ a W b e d d
msidetit Coolidge ahd
Brigham, president of
and two roll*. Well I have
L]ch is composed of the
plenty of dimes now so 1 am
i pewspanora writers,
returning one In the plate of
yourc.
C Jnsserand o f Franca
Pfnatries in th eeenter,
"Yours truly,
f out from it at right
"A FRIEND,
pother long tables, each
aota of club members
save ui:;
r Official Washington
rated by a targe spriitk- Both—
jn«t members, Supreme
So wc ain’ t gonna run no mo’.
ks, Senators and Repre- C. W.—
A number o f state gov
Wc made hot campaign speeches.
t present, as wall as
The best we ever shall;
rditurs and owners from M• J.—
Tho country wouldn’t warm to us
and Gets Gridiron
tho vote kept cool with Cal.
presented to Ambassn- v/t And
W»" 1
Knd a decoration in the
But wc ain’t gonno run no mo’,
■ large gridiron, similar
no mo’ ;
l"Uncle Joe”- Cannon is ■ W e ain’t gonna run no mo’.
■wear. The ambassador VY• J
I return to Frantfd after
We wish we knew Cal’s method,
Service In Washington,
too;
Kh time he hga been a Both—
Lest st Gridiron Club
So we ain’t agonna run no mo.’
I d in between skits and
fthe club members were
u' ' nii.iniN
? r : . « 1=Jruer'wry
4
hes by Governor Smith
.
Irk, Senator William M.
■ ■ m a iS B S S n B B B S B B B B B B B n iR R U a ,^
(Massachusetts, and S.
1, "Roxy ” At tho end
kirding to time-honored
■widen t Coolidgn spoke.
Ipaign, of course, furWe are Agents for the
Ithcme for several skits.
It was a political auction
keen advertised to the
fcanco by two sandwich
Bgled with the crowd i
B hall. An auctioneer
■t, long-tailed coat and
khlazoned with a grid■ fur talo "the greatest
pa of election remnants
k" Impersonators
of
kris, Senator La Follotte,
now carls nnd repairs for the old ones no L |L butler, Clem Shaver,
l William G.
McAdoo,
o.i jou r order for a new one or repair the dL
Johnson and Theodore
ipptHred as bidders,
rocteds of thia political
pk,” announced tbo uucNl be used for charity,
b<donated to tho DemoINCORPORATE!)
lonal Oimmittee."- • •
k offering was a "camB implifier by President
ill Ilia campaign
■Evcrybcdy clamored for
■airman Shaver, who de«r*r «Knin would a
r.YaWonal Convention be
f'f could help it. Tho
I knocked tho relic down
Ian Butler.
In Shaver bought a map
IWernte States, because,
l it made.It cas yfor hint
I the - electoral Vote of
wvi.i, •
” map” ; he objected,
>ow Kentucky.” .
row map," replied the
; ‘‘ Kentucky wus Demu-
v iiiiJJKUiVS TO YS A N I) SPORTING GOODS
Y o u Cf5ftL.TVa/M».V
lVM «T T f U Vv/*\NY
:iell notables. Headwished array of gueata,
of the l/nita^ States,
of special vintage lfi
' repeated tho puzzled
"F O K
•(OHf M U C H
wo«*k fur a
tlvu Wnoki.
'VITNK«« ,
soul of offlrr
Ouuiuy. I'lor,
of Octiihcr v
(Clerk Krai) '
p
Hill Hardware Co
Returned
t WASHINGTON, Dec. 16^-A
bad ponny, It la said, always
turns up.
’
'
- White House officials Friday
P®raPh,™ »d this axiom to read:
Coolidgo dime alwaya cornea
Saturday night, let
J raillery against the
U e h t on it for caru
ff ><
*
'Jcjnlnoli* Com
ms\
Coolidge
x -L.ti
Lttttnem
- knags sale and heard
L entitled to royalties
aitutjon, begavsa.be had
»■
r,N EW YORK. Dec. lfit-M ra.
“ •Qifiehnatj, of North Berfen,
N. Ja was Hatred from probable
death recently by a corset rtay.
One o f Several bullets, fired by
Mri. Lillian Dutlenberg lfi a
grocery, whiira Hr*., Glcgclman
was standing With her four cMTdrea, struck the steel support
ncd.w cs flattened: inflicting
Jjjjf flnly n slight flesh wotted.
.Mrs. Duttcnbcrg was held for
observation.
Mrs. Giggclm.ui said
Mrs.
Dtittenberg entered the store
with drawn revolver and open
. . e Ji1n the proprietor jind
Hork. The proprietor told the
police all tho bullets were aimid nt him.
Mrs. Duttcnbcrg was arrested
on it charge of assnult two
years ago for shooting at Mrs.
Giggelman, the police said. The
two women are neighbors.
yocsbui
rtON-Dec. f7—FaithLgjn which Ju s given
American A rt School
Plans Italian Branch
Tho
Annual
Meotli
S t o c k h o ld e r * „ f the Sai
Ihg A: L oan
Axxoolntl
held at
It*
o f f i c e In
Av o., on S a tu r d a y
rilg
I"th I!.::, ai ..... lit ,"e|
e lec tion o f a Hoard u
lo r tin- )'iiMiiing ><ar ai
A PINK VELVET
c. w.—
You’ve had your chance to elect
us;
.
But this i» our last fight;
lV« J,—
For thirty years you’ve turned
us down
And Durwin may be right.
C. W.- But we ain’t gonna run no mo’,
no mo’ ;
Wc nin’t gonna run no mo’.
It’» no uso tryin’ ea elevt
n
Bryan;
.
Both—
So we nin’t ngonna run no mo’.
Total Enrollment
Engineers’ College
At University Is 231
._.GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec, 17.—
The total enrollment of tho enirincoring college o f the University
of Florida has reached 231, ac
cording to figures given out by Dr,
J. K. llenton, dean of tho collegdl
Ihis shows a i.ight increase over
the enrollment of last year, nnd fs
the largest attendance ever record
ed in this department of the uni
versity.
Tho freshman class o f the engi
neering college thin year is alightly smaller thun those of formin'
years, numbering 93. The seniors
number 22, juniors 31, sophomores
80 ^nd specials 5.
The average number of students
to ouch class is 85. In some sub
jects, especially freshmen subjects,
there are from two to five sections
so as to accommodate all the stu
dents in us Hninll clusses as possi
ble. In senior und junior subjects,
tho number of student: to each
class is very small because of the
small number of enrolled students
in the two upper clusses.
The faculty o f tho engineering
college is comparatively small, and
the instructors have a real task In
presenting their subjects to the
great number of students with such
poor accommodations and facilities
at the present time.
GET-TOGETHER
MEET IS PLANNED
FORT MYERS, Dec. 15.—A gettogether meeting is planned by
Moore Haven, LaBelle, Fort My
ers und points that will be opened
to the east coast by completion of
tlie Palm Beuch-Fort Myers road,
l'or which Palm Beuch county plans
a bond election on Jan. 15, in or
der that u united effort may be
made to assist in un early con
summation o f thu work. Every
person interested in the rood hus
been urged to nttend the meeting
which will be held at LaBelle on
Dec. 18.
the One REAL R
T U evidently lraw that Ihe dergner gvi* hU Haspuauon
from alt sources. Htfg U a
S 8
op-iii.irt o r ( h o . G tei’r a.
HORIZONTAL
2— rock
C— portable
frame for
a corpse
7— extent of
surface
t l — free-for-all
fight
12—
markets
13—
monkey
1ft— pronoun
1C— father (colloq.)
II— business
organiza
tion
(abbr.)
19— assembled
number of
beasts
t l — agitata
23— craze
24—
for "Xaranle (abbr.)
27— cave
20— prefix
1—
2—
VERTICAL.
behold
29— portions of
watch
a curve
3— r-w a lk
J1— fi’ tnala
Elaborate Preparations Are
TnUer Way For Ceremony
Which Will Take Place On
Jan. 1, at State Capital
4— called
deer
three
ft— generation
? I— plunder
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 17.
32— permit
6— exist
3ft— Inside
—Plans
under way by committees
23— eternal
‘7— sicker
3r,— eye (S co t)
in
charge
of arranging for the Inperiod
9—-put up
2.4--shine
34—
through IQ— preposition 29— native
•Tiirurntion of John W. Marlin as
35—
fro ten
14— cushion
metal
Florida’s next governor contem
water
Ift— Interfere
40—
single
plate making the event one of the
37— Indie
lit-2—lubricating
41— color
most
colorful in recent decades.
39— conjunc
19— cxclama*
43—
part of
tion
The
century-old
cnpital city will
tion
verb ’to be*
40— attack •
20—
Impression 44— correct
be decked In all the splendor and
<2— note of
21—
location
(abbr.)
glory that the free use of flags
scale
22—
Egyptian 4ft— upon
and
bunting will permit, for the
14— Western
sun god
47—
football
committee on decorations 13 now
ttate
28— ever
player
40— bowers
(poetical)
in communication with profession(abbr.)
49—
solution
48—
point o f rd~. seeking their services to dec
50—
approach
orate the Capitol and the streets
corapuu
of Tallnhnssee. while business
houses will be asked to make free
u.*c of thcac maUrlal* in mi ef
fort to present to the thousands
Herewith is solution to puzzle
cf visitors expected here for the
N o.60.
occasion their best appearance.
T ip F o r B e g in n e rs.
Those in charge of arrangements
_ Solve this puzzle by compar
also nrc trying to bring the citv
ing the synonyms listed iu the
: ivcral companies of national
"Horizontal” and "Vertical”
guardsmen to take part in the
column* with the number o f
ceremonies.
*l>ace* extending crosswise or
The plans far the nctual inaug
downward on ih« diagram, u
ural ceremonies follow generalh
the case may bo- 1/ a word
those fixed by precedent. Tho in
occurs to you meaning sub
augural parade will form on Mon
stantially the same as the
roe street in the neighborhood of
synonym and the correct num
the Capitol. From that prdnt the
51A T A N 5
5jM
ber, of letters to fit In the
line of march will oxtoml north
spaces between it* number and
ward along Monroo until opposite
■ a D oH • T E M
the first shaded stop following,
the executive mansion. There it
T O T4 A R S
A
write it in lightly. Work away
will turn west for one block into
) D A B L E m Ti R
the smnlJ words, the "oa-y^
Adams street at the mansion. At
words, first, and they will give
R e 3 l T M h 11 T
that point the retiring governor,
you plenty of clues to tin dif
end his wife, who up to that time
a 0|3|A |R Y
ficult onesWill s;dc nt the head of the parade
(JhiJl, JL*'-. Jui astL Joi’d the. .gevornocclect und his wife in the state
tarrlngc.
Proceeding southward on Adams
fUrect, the parado will halt nt the
West front of the Capitol, when)
the retiring and incoming gov
ernors will enter the building and
proceed through the main corri
NEW YORK,
Dec. lfi.—The causing death by strangulation. dor to tho East front whure the
Board of Henlth has placed an |The diesase is contracted when the inauguration will take place on a
embargo against the shipment of chickens .lire in transit or while stand erected for the purpposc.
The oath of offico will be ad
live chickens to New York City they arp being fattened for sale
ministered by the chief Justice of
from North Dakota. South Dakota, in poultry market feeding batter- the state supreme court nt high
Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Indiana,1 ic*. This disorder hsa been vnr- noon. This will be followed by u
Iowa nnd Nebraska.
i iouHly termed "flu " “ diptheria” brief address by Carey A. Hardee,
The embargo was ordered, af and "pneumonia" Mr. Phillips said. retiring executive, who will turn
ter It wus found that u mysterious
Medical ofiicers of ull the State over to his successor the great seal
disease had affected chickens litre Agricultural Colleges, he said have of the state, after which tho new
in'thu past few weeks. Thu em been working to isolate the caus- governor will deliver his inaugural
bargo does not affect the shipment atory germ and in this they have address.
o f other kinds of ooult-v.
been aided by the Department of
CHICAGO, Dec lfi—The strange Agriculture of Kansas, Missuri,
disease which has caused the New Illinois nnd Indiana.
Man Dies Following
York City Health Department to
The ullment will have little ef
Fast to Lose Weight
declare an embargo on lice chic fect on the poultry market, as a
kens from North Dakota, South whole, declared F. L. Platt, editor
Dakota, Missouri. Kansas, Illinois, of the American Poultry Journal,
GARY. Iml., Dec. 15.—Elsia
Indiana',. Iowa, and Nebraska has ■•Ithouah it has made great inrouds
Dade!, 28 years old, who went
spread-throughout many sections into the live chicken trade. It ’on a fast Oct. ft to reduce his
of the United States but it is es was first discovered in the Cana
Weight and refused food for
pecially prevalent in the Middle dian poultry shows thro years ago 63 days, in dead. Bmlol was
West, poultry men attending the and spread into New York State, a cook in n restaurant nnd
national poultry show here said.
New Jersey and New Kiigl.uid. weighed 1(15 pounds.
Tho cause of the ailment, which Losses reaching $7,000 a day have
He hud reduced to 8ft pounds.
in almost every case proves fatal, bocu sustained bv individual deal Phyricir.nn refused to sign a
it nm know, according to A. G. ers in tho East, ho snid, while los death certificate and the corPhillips, professor of poultry hus ses of $4,000 u day by Chicago live
decided Unde! starved himbandry at Purdue University.
It chicken shippers have not been nher
relf to death.
settles at the base ot tlie wind uncommon. The disease is not
pipe Which becomes congested, communicable to humans, he said.
m eaning
This Is A rm y’s Newest Barrage Balloon
BIG PLANS FOR FIELD DAY
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 17.— En
tries from Florida, southern Georgiu and Havana Cuba, are expect
ed to take part in Jacksonville’s
second annual fire and policy field
day to be held at the stato fair
ground race course Jan. 1. 2ft
firemen and policemen from Au
gusta, Ga., will enter, according
to information received by Di
rector E. T. Hollingsworth, Jr.,
while others will come from St.
Augustine und more than a dozen
other places, it is indicated.
Uni I t e m .
Kqaw Had oth-iw.-v* i.w. of ibo '*-**• mi if. New Jcyt/a large rfumb.w
or vt|t«t rvtsilhr''wraps und gowns
W, «s. UOb*4.«i T..U frW<pD*t wrupi, Of
wild* -|ur te c «.::»•;» lu.*d
With vivid *trWri,
l*
I* ' r urUfi.Ia'tly »•# ln> no** il
Ihitl
CO,*M urv
l b !iD . ilr i
i' « u I b i h l i V*-!v» And i i<t
*rttj»*
!..«» m-uI n. - \ •]
•''' i'1‘4
ly r>'f-'iiii.ii>.inls •* If
•
•>«J -UMUII. f »•
lie in jih s : t I” *•- it* ' i t :t <| iiiv uil»^
i o a u - |irti!i*el|oii f r o m h i m i i h I c - r . hi . Of air hr-S rVrli l nr
i i ' i i i i i i m llriViiif.tn,* i - m e : n | - - y <
.•ii.ito n i i «• it. ••vt'liulu.
r i " r l s a l i I4M.:. r ilteyu
I*
u riin -r r o f i.- H i h» ^*i y f o s w»t.
Shabby Clothes O f Victim Holds Up
Confession Of Man Who Killed Scores
HANOVER... Dec. lfi . Fritz Ha- given n new turn by the decision
armun, the subnormal ogre who!
snuffed out a score of lives here,) of the court to try Grans separ
has casually confessed to all but ntely.
one of the murders of which he
Hunt-man has implicated Grans
idiimU accused.
in murder. The butcher has test
He looked at this victim's cloth
es, shook bis head doubtfully a n ' ified that Grans spent the nfgiit
with hint when he killed one of
said;
Once more today
"These clothes look to shabby. his victims.
No. I don’t think I could hnvo en testimony was put forward to
tertained such a hoy.’’
show that the Hanover police
The father of this boy was h knew Ilanrman's lublts ami tol
court nnd broko down nt this cold erated them while persistently re
blooded
statement
II an rum n tiring to hear complaints against
him.
tninea to him and suid:
"Why did you let your son go
nut in such rngx? He should have
been better dressed.”
Tho drama of Hcanrmnn and
Hans Grans, his accomplice, whom
Hnarman want* to take to tbs ex
ecutioner's block with him. was
3783,000 BOND ISSUE
Uhounialiam, lumbago, neuritis,
backache, utlff neck, sore muscle*;
atralnn, npraiiifl, aching Joihts.
When you arc suffering so you can
hnnily get around, just try Red
Pepper Rub,
Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppfers,
nnd when heat penetrates right
down into pain and congestion re
lief conics nt once.
Just nn soon ns you apply Red
Pepper Rub you feel the tingling
hent. In thrto minutes the sore
snot is wnrmwl through and
through nnd the torture is gone. •
Ilowlen Red Pepper Rub, mads
from red peppers, costa little at
any drug store. Got a jmr at once.
Bo suro to get the genuine, with
the name Howies on every pack
age.
FOR CHRISTMAS
G iflH
BRADENTOWN. Dec. 17.—Two
hundred thousand dollars for u
municipal gas plant, $350,000 fur
u water works plant, with new
source of supply, giving soft wnter; $140,000 for construction of
sanitary sewers $72,000 for storm
sowers and $20,000 for construc
tion of small bridges across Ware’s
creek at Cherokee, Hayden and
Monroe streets, are projects cov
ered in $783,000 bond issue to be
voted on hero next Friday.
of
Com e
U tility
To
Ball Hardware Co.
WILL ADDRESS CONVENTION
DAYTONA. Dec. 17. — Mrs.
Charles Roe of Washington, I).
C\, u national orgunizer of Par
ent-Teachers’ associations, will
make the principul address on thu
P-T. A. program which for the
Hist time in the history of Flor
ida educational circles will be giv
en a place on thu stuto education
society convention program here
Dec. 17-30. Mrs. L. M. Anderson
FAIR BODY DECLINES OFFER
LONGW OOD
WILL SERVE
C h ristm a s D in n e r
12:30 to 4:30—11.30 per plate.
Reservations may be made up to
December 22nd. Arrangements for
Hpccial parties.
TAMPA, Dec. lfi.—The South
Florida Fair Association, through
its executive committee, hus de
clined it adept reimbursement for
damages done to fair ground build
ings by a premature blast on Arm
istice Day. The legion had vol
untarily assumed responsibility for
the damages resulting front th" ex
plosion that occurred during the
celebration on Nov. 11. In declin
ing to accept payment from the le
gion, President M. G. Brorein, of
the fair association, said “ we feel
that the legion boys wire not
really responsible for this dam-
LEONARDI’8 E L IX IR PC 1
TH E
BLOOD
build* health,
strength and energy. It keeps the
fiesh hard and firm, the eye* clear
and bright. It put* color In tha
cheeks, a Eparklo In the eye and
flesh on tho body. It ia the ideal
tonic.
Stay young by u*ing LEOIT.
ARDI’S E L IX IR FOR THE
BLOOD.
It invigorates
and
Strengthens the whole system, makes
rich red blood acts gently on the
liver and kidneys.
Insist on
LEOHA r DI’S. Refuse all other*)
PENSACOLA. Dec. 17.— IUpid
rogress is being made on the
1.000,000 Escambia Bay bridge,
spanning th$ last unbridged stream
of any greut sizu between this city
and thu Suwannee river on State
road No. 1. K. I.. Bunncrmati,
division ergineei, has completed
an inspection of the work already
done, and states that bids on the
700 feet of steel work soon are to
bo advertised for bv the state road
department. The dredged fill und
timber trestlin>» is said to be more
then half finished.
-?1
Most folks forget that the kid*
ncys like the bowels, sometimes
get sluggish and clogged and need
a flushing oecaal&itk!Ty, else Wk
have backache and dull mieory In
tho kidney region, severe UaJ.
aches, rheumatic twinges, torpid
liver, add stomach, siespneas
nights and all sorts of bladder dis
orders.
-in
You simply must keep year kidneya active and dean and the mo
ment you fed an ache or pain fit
the kidney region begin drinking
lots o f water.
Afao •get abode
four ounces of Jad Salta from any
good drug store here, take a tab
lespoonful in a glass of water be
fore breakfast for a few deya and
your kidneys will then act fine.
This famous salts is mads from1
the add of grapes and lstboa
Juice, combined with lithls and IS
intended to flush clogged kidneys'
and help stimulnto them to activ
ity. It also helps neutraliae the
aelds in the urine so they no long
er irritate thus helping to relieve
bladder diserderx
,.
Jod Salta is inexpensive: makra
n delightful effervescent lithia-water drink which everybody should
take now and then to help keep
their kidneys clean.
A well-known
.
local druggist
rays he sells lota of Jad Salt*
to folks who believo in trying t>)
correct kidney trouble while it it
only trouble. By all mtans Hava
your phyJcian examine your kid
neys at least twice a year.
lag of UmfLatertil at the bhclf lh*
•cMiickOo- or hooded garh of ibo
tcm-Vr Capo.l.di nmnt.ii YbU ofItwr la obtiUiivd by u h<r>a bund of
tbo valwt niuiht la liu- »\n>fclmii
only nt both eudi.
'
» *i • ii
(
gonna
____
/
FREl) A. CLARK, Managor.
A w inter egg is worth two
summer eggs. Feed Red
Comb for maximum pro
duction.
PH ONE
0 1 ,. N O H T H
ELM
UM*i&CXr*~>:XZ9t3IC?ZTCA:3CV)i?V.*ti.3dM.X.!Jk.U.,M fZaieiM.2CtXt*aU*
Grain and Cotton Seed Meal Too
Good Goods” Horse, Poultry and Dairy Feeds
Crescent City — Approximately
$140,000 to be spent for additional
paving work.
t h e r b x a l l store
tronna run uo mo
Mrs. Mury Harris Armour, na
tional speaker of the W. C. T. U.
will speak at the
Methodist
Church, Friday evening at 8 o’
clock.
Air service men and attaches of Wilbur Wright Field, Dayton, O., are seen here filling the armys newest
bnrrage balloon in preparation for an experimental flight. It hss reached an altitude of 20,000 feet in uno
test. The ship carries instruments for/recordiffg wea thcr conditions, wind velocity and other data. The
fins on its sides take cure of the expansion and retraction of the gas.
*r—"r
r■
Your Money Back If Yuu Are Not Satisfied'
MYRTLE AYE and Uh Street
JNO. W. SNEED
�"fo r d ip& Good Town to Live In
m m N e i t h e r a b ad tow n o r a b ad tow n
f o r p r o n t o live in { . C i t y c o u r t fin e * f o r th e y e a r
to date w e r t o v e r $28,000, a c c o r d in g to T h e H erald.
T H IIJ IA G IC TOUCH ,
The Knoxville
Kreateat
T h u s does th e T o w n S lou ch o f th e : O rla n do S entinel
o u r c ity » little p u b licity w ith u n fa v o ra b le com m en t,
:lr
moVed sev era l S d h rerd citizen s to unduly c r itiJUdge Sharon o f th e M u n icip al C ou rt f o r e x cessiv e
i as well as T h e S a n fo r d H erald f o r p u b lish in g th e new s
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor,
Christmas i«n'
be when there ,
Payment due 10
TH IR D 0 F SERIES MUSICALES
B Y T H E W O M A N ’S CLUB ON TF
BYGoaV.
'tbu WON'T Khtoui
Yo o p s e l f w m baj ’
i g e T 1 hco u g h
vui!h N ixF.
thought .he coS
ran amuck instead,
’ <:T!l®y *°y p oet,
doesn’t that soun"
Trying to dodge tl
W e d n e s d a y ,''puc. n , 1921
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mas, which should I
B & L B THOUGHT FOR TODAY rent to crimes in this city. Remarks are repeatedly made
WINNlNO A # E N E M Y :- If that Sanford is an unusuaily moral and well ordered city.
thine enriny be'hbngry, give him It is seldom indeed thnt a drunkard is seen upon the streets.
bread to tstj'n n iH f ne be thirsty, Speeding and reckless driving o f automobiles huve been re
jfefve him water to drihk, Proverbs
01.11 MAN WINTER
’ '
■!* service j 7 . „'
That Is the natural question to ask
in view of the last nlatemcnt. Yet
the
is by no means ns simduced to a minimum. Street fights, hold-ups, burglaries, pie answer
as that, asserts Mr. Vischer. '
and bootlegging are perhaps as infrequent as in any city in Hi:i analysis of the situation fol-
known***'
r ®le* m,boat load o
Lake Erie. All the
^ Ur( er om* otber ser,oua crimes ore almost un-
Go down the road, gnd down the
road
And the reason that We ah* thus able to live in Sanford
By leafless hedge and willow;
n comparative safety and security from public plunderers
And stretch your boqds on the fros
rrre .and ir" me‘ ,latG Penalties are inevitably placed
ty ground
lnnHo i offenders. Saiiford is not a wicked city, as the OrWith shoes to make n pillow.
aircraft. And the development and
But/ it’s south, bays, south I
n
v n,Sv ^ l r Ukf leu<! 0n? t0 be,ieve' but Sanford does construction of aircraft is, of
Run away from old pan winter.
severely punish those who make so bold as to commit crimes course, the aim of aviation. Wo
maintain air servles in order to
" 6 rain come wct.inc, sun come
get uirplanes and fly them.
. ' dry me,
During the last fivo years wo
Wind o ’ winter don’t come n-nlgh
Ihave spent more than $350,000,000
f .imeJ'f .
for aviation, yet our aircraft
strength (t erviceable planes on
lt’s Jate {©’ limn by hill nnd plain
hand and In order) consists of
. Invkff'6* toa r and breeches; . ,i
L013 airplanes, all but a fistful
The dftg* they chase mo out of the
or them obsolete or Obsolescent.
Afljd hunt me down the ditches.
Every year, instead of having
But,ft’s south, bays, south!
more planes, we have fewer. Wo
And Ttin away from old man winare upending huge sums for plans
nnd establishments, but not for
planes. In other words, we have
“ O fain come wet me, sun come
stublcs, nnd those none too good,
' dry me,
,
and only a few colts and some brok
T H E W O N D E R F U L RADIO
S|eet o’ winter don’t come n-nigh
en down nugs to put in them. Pu.
TAMPA TRIBUNE
per airplunes enn’t flyWhat hns brought this condition
tho dtick afid the mournuhout?
Friday December 12, was thu is far more eager today thun
l-^ing dove,
A
senrch
for
the
enuse
lends
twenty-third
anniversary of the
I'm headed aouth for winter;
through a maze of government o f transmission of tho first wireless
’ll yrrow mi’ feet on a Dixie street
fices nnd bureaus, a dense forest |
of figures and a cross-fire of con algnul across tho Atlantic. By n
n "VUWII,
ritlUll
anniversary
flicting
opinions, bitter and seem- curious chance this
twa^.from old man Winter,
Wus celebrated by a successful at
tempt to broadcast radio programs
“ Rain coma.wet,.me, sun come
between America and Europe. Tens
iH dry me,.
f thousands of radio fans on both
Moonlit snow, O f don’t come nIdes of the Atlantic listened in
nigh mol"
night after night upon transocean— Edwin Ford Piper.
K stations. Photographs have ulso
Tv’ ------------------- -------------been transmitted quickly and ac
Helping hands ure readily held
curately by radio from Europe to i
ut to you when they have to be
eld, up.
,
,
S
french don’t want
thing for 10 year,
■cerns, think Uncle
Silent airplanes 8rt
greatest threat of
The thought that the
may issue ero„wor
scares us.
r
It’s funny w T 0Blf
citizen; regard “ Plea^*
un overdue bill as j£l
of blackmail.
The poBtom^Th^ ifa
S f e * / n, 192!1- "><#£
and third class. Bdn#u
rinse never pays.
Christmas
Club
Checks
i. 1V
.
•>
To hear them tell it, the lazier
ten are the more they ure utuler, O/PoHnnlty knocks but once ond tho inu/M
hat ■ the main difference between
: and aomu o f those folks wo make?
nnW.
Time wns when n big rent estate
eaj In Sanford set the town on
ro; now it merely causes passing
>nimont.
,,
---------o--------The entire United States is in
:e CTip o f an Unusually cold wave,
at Is, of course with the exception
Florida.
----
—
t.T mi mi -
tnetic that won t vipnr o ff enr#ly until the surgeon is paid.—
ir/my City Jersey Journal.
,
--------- o--------W , y ° u read those “ Things to
and things to don’t” in yesterjrs Herald? You can help the
woltlco clerks considerably if you
n , i.V iV ......
......T
°
1 tH
sqUawk’
tiiun ipi tnom obey
What difference does it
iiikiii
JVill he ready for delivery on Monday, December W
I lease call and get yours.
Strength In Quietness
•
Coolidge hpfl demonaSnled that there ia indeed Htrenuih » e nave a number of designers
orM i f T Si,\ A 1>e” ,°'1, who i,s *dent i.H usually a deep think- and engineers, builders, pilots and
u , that in why people listen when he does speak. Theanci- o hers engaged in private noronnu-
tlcul enterprises. -Rut they nil
thrnkingkasina
" r ’ t|! Spon<! “ y ea i'-o f m ed ia tion and have to look to the gUvermnent, to
m inK in g as a rinlahing touch to th eir ed u ca tion
In thi*
mn, r , my’ nm,1 the nuyy. a,,d to a
manniT your ,lr,,» ,„ul your iduulu take n rlonr ml ml,
much lesoer degree, to the postofBy themselves
ru,l form, nail when you mart to do thiugu v m
v
, fire department
they are helples. , or nearly so.
Our three important aviation
projects are those of the army air
service, the navy bureau of aeroiinutu-s and the air mail of the postVM m
u u Z . Vn UnVnU ° ur govern inent
make , other ureonuuticul efforts,
them. H ow do you snend vniir m iiiiilnu'.....i i.......
..
ant 1 Ky ,,rt' relnl' v*|F unimport-
J " Sf
i.
^Ve congratulate those who had the forethought
the past to prepare for Christmas by joining our CW
mas Club.
n, wtrt vallod in, howkmrily ended invasions
Ina&'TH. Putting to sea
B boat, the deputies soon
■ the skate vessel which
InJ vu occupied by two
vhite boys In the enrly
> Jijti carried aboard a
ro boy as cook. All but
to be the leader, were
l hero to wrest from the
\ the world’s championclaimed by the Murgarett
il by the Palm Beach
ub. Word has been re
nt eight speedy vessels
I shipped from New York
.in the races. Among, the
t will compete for the
'the Hudlcyplua.*,' Miss
Kre and Mydn from the
ttnncl Yacht club, Now
1m Quincy VII, a new
FOR QUICK SALE AT
E. F. LANE
R EALTO R
in Sanford recently.
ROOMS Ml-
Saleslady— Miss Rubn William*
A C O M M U N IT Y B U IL D E R
LR. I’ resid en t
R F. W HITNER
e*c»dlence are to be
Mrs. Rockwell Hostess
To Friloha Club
Mrs. Loo Rockwell wns the
chnrmlng hostess of the Friloha
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon.
A profusion of poinsettias end
red roses were attractively used
as decorations. A hanging potpourijnr was won for high score
by Mrs. Hnwkins Connelly.
A delicious salad course wns
served at the conclusion of the
game.
J. •E, Wnthcn, traffic manager
of the American Fruit Growers,
Ins., went to Jacksonville Tuerday
on a short business trip, lie will
return Thursday afternoon.
Among the out of town guests
who uttended the musical at the
Woman’s Club Tuesday were Mrs.
Elmer D. Haynes of Altamonte
Springs. Mrs. U. I„ Maltbie, Mra.
E. L. Schumacher and Miss Flor
ence Sympaon of Eustis, Mia. J.
C. Carpenter and Mrs. G. \V. Fish
er of Del^iml. Mrr
Frcdrie C.
Claude Jr., nnd
Miss Merk of
Longwood,
H. S. Pond will lie in Hanford to
buy, sell and repair typewritem
at all times, ( all 528. office over
Woodruff & Watson.— Adv.
You can rest assured she will appreciate it and our de
ferred payment plan enables you to buy just the suite she
wants at no additional cost for this service.
and let us explain it to you.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour, na
tional spenkur of the W. C. T. U.
will speak nt the Methodist
Church. Friday evening nt 8 o ’
clock.
i
Quality M erchandise
Curner 1st Ht.
anti I'almvUo Avc
December 19 and 20
Miller Uullding
Hiindmade Fancy Wti;!i
T ovn Dull Clolhes
Cooked Food
11J —«■■ -
Announcement
Irene Caslle New Fall Styles
Facts, Cortieelli Silks.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
We are still making that
delicious—home-made candy
—daily.
Hungry?
Try one of our ham sand
wiches with bottled chocolate
milk.
Waters’ Kandy Kitchen
Milane Theatre
Come in
SMITH BROS
Mra. Lottie Twitchel returned
to her home in Davtona Beach.
She has been tho guest of Mr.
und Mrs. A. it. Key.
KANDY
BECOMES t h e t r k .
Inc. 17.—One of the
! of Berlin has been
i tn theatre, dcsiitc
■“* a number o f wor'prmer /years. The
been closed for some
1 «ff an insufficient
HELPS M A K E BETTER HOMES
New Christ mas Styles from Holly Wales
and Coed Dress Makers. Flannels, Sat
ins and Crepe Satin* in all tho new
dtnde and black. Values tip to
Deposit a little money every week
W E IN V IT E Y O U TO JOIN
The Pon Ton Bridge Club was
delightfully /entertained Tuesday
by Mrs. J. D. Woodruff a t«$W
home In Rose Court with a'bw fgo
luncheon.
'
. - Quantities of holly were usdef In
decorating and Christmas faVors,
tallieu and place cards further cir ried out the suggestion’ of the? codl
ing holiday season.
A most delightful luncheon was
served preceding the game. Mrs.
Joe Chittenden wns the winner o f
high score prize. *
Those present were Mrs. E. D,
Caswell, Mrs. W. W. Potter, Mrs.
Joe Chittenden, Mrs. Lee Conolley,
Mrs. Donald Whitcomb, Miss Fern
Ward and Mrs. 0. W. Hill.
Mrs. Julian Carpenter who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Lake
returned Tuesday
to her homo in Jacksonville.
Wanted: Young lady, looking
for permanent position as as
sistant bookkeeper. Must write
good hand and be accurate. Ap
ply by letter, please to Smith
Bros. Furniture.
ier a Merry Christmas next yea1**
McKinnon-Markwood.
Harry A. Reed is pleasantly lo
Mrs. Mury Harris Armour, na
cated at the home of Mr. nnd Mis tional speaker of the W. C. T. U.
R. J. Holly for the winter.
will speak nt the
Methodist
Church, Friday evening at 8 o’
Monroo
B. Hutton returned clock.
Tuesday from a business trip down
the west coast.
H . S. FOND
J. Howard Jarrott Sr., who hns
Over W o o d ru ff A W am oo
been visiting his daughter Mrs. J.
T Y P E W R IT E R S
Wilbur McKee, has returned to his
home in Savannah. Gn.
Y ------ S E L L --------RE
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. T. Woodruff,
who were recently married in Jack
sonville, are in Sanford for n few
days to superintend the moving of
furniture from their,home here to
thnt city. Mi.-s Emma Woodruff,
sister of Mr. Woodruff, will con
tinue to make her home here.
MEMHEHS1H1
boxes.
Miss Sarita Iwiku returned from
Sanitary hand cleaning nnd
a short visit in Tampa Wednes prossing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 303
day.
East 2nd. St.
A congenial party motoring to
Orlando Saturday
evening for
dinner at the San Juun and later
attending th» theatre were Mr.
and Mrs. II. B. Lewis, Mr and
Mrs. D. L. Thrasher and Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Henry.
1*irst National Hank Huilding.
Bon Ton Bridge Clubls
Entertained Tuesday
NOTICE.
All city license not paid by Jan
uary 1st., will be turned over to
the chief of police for collection.
ELLEN HOY.
Deputy Tax Collector.
Mike Stoinoff leaves for Birm
Dr. It. S. Keeler nnd W. K. Watingham Wednesday to visit l’oto ^en, motored tu Qrlandu Tuesday,,
Calley.
Miss Genevieve Jones of Orlan
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. M. Johnson of do spent Tuesday shopping in SunCleveland, O.; ure visiting with ford.
Mrs. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. J. E.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Dowdell
Smith.
had ns their huicheon guests Tues
day, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pepper Friday Afternoon and
Mrs. II. H. Lewis nnd Mrs. D. I,
of Dayton and P. H. Robi'nu'ii of
Saturday
Thrasher motored to Orlando Wed Providence, R. I.
nesduy morning.
We invite the citizens o f Sanford nnd Seminole Cm PALM BEACH, Dec. 16
Interwoven sox will make a very
ty
J0‘ n our Christmas Club for the year 19251
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Heinische of
lot effort is to be made Clarcona wero guests of friends appropriate gift for him. Wo
Ret the habit o f saving a little each week.
have them nil ready in Christmas
bhington’s birthday speed
Z 7t
Our concern, then, is with air
TRAFFIC PROBLEMS IN CITIES
Planes for the national defense. We
d e a r b o r n in d e p e n d e n t
haven t enough. Those we have
nren
t
much
good.
Most
o
f
them
-tie boys and girls wish they
The problem of traffic conges
lew how to write »u they could
str, U
T U UU‘’ ■?«
war time
driving may bo both. Brisk driv
tplaln it all to Santa Claus.
V ™ iti0" cun not be tio n is not merely the number of ing has probably prevented more
remedied before ll»27 ut the ear- motor cars in operation, hut also accidents than it has caused. Safe
n,'d ,.n', t . tht’n’ unless some their routing and speed. The num ty is not a matter of speed, hut
It Isn’t quite so hud to write it
definite policy is adopted now.
ber of cars will increase ns long of control and control is a matter
7 " society, (,r X-word puzzle,
as cars prove useful, and the vig f , lhL. f l o r i s t and his brakes In
it when it comes to Xmas, or
orous tackling of the routing prob eity driving the ability to stop is
af^uus for Christmas, then it’a
EXIT MARK
lem is now well in hand in most
ne to X it out.
important as the brisk pick up
cities. It is just hoginning to be The prejudice aguinst speed will
understood, however, thut speed gradually disappear with increas
^ufth the Tampa Times, "You
utrrpany will he without a Gov also is an element in congestion. the Jr V nK ex?erit'nce and under
i* responsible for your companernment today, when the Man l{he problems presented by n 15- he Pressure of traffic nece.s y
W.< but not for your relations.”
( abmet formally goes out o f office mile-un-hour speed limit are made
fav,)r of con4c** it s your relations witli your
It had held over pending the se much simpler when the porniHMve tro w«HPirt,jud,C0 in
“ ntil it is genn)ianiuns.
• •
lection of a new Chancellor, fol limit is stretched to 25 miles an
lowing the general elections. Now hour. This can be understood by
When you write those letters to
it is understood this selection hu- making a simple computation or j
Contemporary Comment
Sunnoso we u»r,i
tspective builders in Sanford,
been made and former Chancelloi comparison.
11 forget to remind them that
htrosemann will be asked to form
U’jpn places no tax on incomes
ihe easy way to study mob psy
a Cabinet in the next ten days
inheritances.
chology is to watch sheep .ruiiilt
another coalition which will he as
weak as its pred eceasor.
over a fence.-Duiuth K i d !
*
i It had been cxpix’ieii
t„
the Murx
Government wouh:
- ‘d earry on, as it
b p S T " ! ? - u, mwn w:»o boasts of
most represented the will of tho
l> TRIBUNE
hl.n»ir*e f' mn‘ “
to »ive
people in favor of the Dawes plan,
rd and with n soft-boiled eggz ' I ho unveiling of a nionurr
oi
l
w
”iny
°
f
tho
credit.—
Idinui.i o\®to Journal.
top.— Biddeford Journal.
Wil3 “ dvislng an officer bv in favor o f entrance into tho
Theodore Roosevelt on the si >Pe‘ ofJ thevvname
Leugue
of
Nationn
und
a
continu
--------- o--------- of Dewey to take the
There are said to be 5.000 Imm
fho isit that drives reindeers, San Juun Hill leaves one i ith a Asiatic station if he wanted lo ance of the republic, hut the cause
of its demise wus the cause of its
loggers in Washington, nnd for the
es down the chimney, fills up; "light surprise thut it hu 1
■ , J T U f,,r, l,im-:,'lf. and Mr, disruption. The parties that formI fe of us we can’t guess whv
stockings, signs the checks oni iH‘c,> done long ago. Seldon pci• knew from start to fin
Cincinnati Times Star.
h> r~
first of the month, begins withi haps, has a slightly confusei *»k*ir-! ?hJ l Uely !J.hat waH kapluming, cd it could not agree on the matter
and has six letters in it?
1 ,wn3 " * ? « than the rest of the of representation for the outsido
niiih by (ll.nnouiited cavalry
parties.
There in no g
rise to such dramatic consent races 1,|1"V <l,d’ an‘l il is
index to
■ Applaud
a pulilic «jw>ikcr
Strange
to
-ny,
Rtrcsemann
still
if0
" ' V 1, d r a m a t i c p o w e r
yotsky is going to take a "rest and there ary. coitainlv few S
goes right
oti
talking.—
Bi
urged
that
the
Nationalists
he
giv
m
m
|.of
M
r
I
c
o
o
s
e
v
e
l
t
’
s
v
is
io
n
w
.i
ich
>. in Crimea.
Trotsky vir- tary exploits so well wort
Evening
Sun.
charge t h a t 1 fi / i r h Yf‘ t ^, l on ,° m ° * t a n p r e p - en representation, despite his cam
ly had his choice between u numbering us the
paign light, on the Nationalists for
core in Crimea und a perma- made an Assistant Sccrctn ■v » !
,he
their opposition to the
Weimar
the Navy ami a lieutenant c
LiHRe»t in Pjaice." f
. F trnian newspaper r
of Volunteers the Governor o New! fnn T ' Ju,',n “J " as u »«ndmark irr ;.on/ ‘1'i;ut," n- Marx again insisted
that <‘ro.ts-word puzzles
that
lac
Huemlists
be
represented
lork
and.
ultiinutely.
the
Pr
•
blent!
h"“ ?,v 'V.dl.never l.aVr
Periling our culture.
/
rfiden, CerAgny, bus adopted
Wont |large place, but it i,‘ ,,f nh & & J
tx»1y in Germany.
European had admitted
eu’jlutlon to provide free bur- of the United States. It some
deadlock and the
■Pipe— New York World,
for its citizens. It will cost times seems that it, is left to the tonally unrecognized importance * i » m.
city ;!50,noo marks anmiallv, Cubans to commemorate all the in world politic j. Men have been probabilites ure that Stresemiinn
Liken into polities because they \vill form a Government made up
wbut do they care? They’ve most interesting passages in one were good officers with usually of
his People s Party, the Havariuu
of
the
most
absorbing
mom-nl
i
of
length b harl,M <,hnplin
plenty o f money.
I
copies
l arty and the Nutional" k l 'n •‘‘ “ fried, and
unfortunate
results:
it
is
perhaps
our
history;
but
it
is
certainly
—■■ 0 — ■ ■ ■
one, we surmise, our othe
mt
too
much
to
sav
that
Colonel
i.sts,
with
Marx
in
charge
of
the
!
"New Jersey woman’s life was tiue that, whatever Colonel Roose
Roosevelt became un officer be- Centrists and the Socialists on the
d the other day when thu steel velt did for Cuba. Cuba did for enuse of his Political ability, and sidelines able to overturn tho new ;
u L C f c ......... .
corset : he wus wearing de Colonel Roosevelt and the Ameri me results were admirable. His
can
nation
a
vast
deal
more.
ed u bullet. She must have
That rather strange combina mgumzation of the Rough Riders
liius<|Uerndhi(T as the Nine- tion of romance, moral rectitude expressed nt.w natiuna| nilKMj nniJ
nn a*™a"t symbolic response
und the necessities of an expand
situation. His extraordiing
national
life
which
ub.untly
*n t to freightened, mothers
the American pcopte into mrv powders might haw made him
fathers, at the apparent luini- flung
the modern period failed to take
■y o f your children returning at least one man by surprise. It of the m,1 pw i‘ h;.,ut that faint echo
i College for the holidays. In wan long before the ?!uim explos it i. n,r ^ et\fir« » » Sun Juan, but
.? blw ^ at hc cou|d nut have
nn/ I y° an,? People Of todl
eases they rcaliy^louT know ion that a far-sighted anil qner. i i n
"a,"e kind of
iUakma you Jhinir. they -Ar-- j|j tgcUc iAisioJaeS sijser'-'arr
.
“ r . mndered mu*U... th*
oldsters tffisl'b ^ th e j^ m u
h*» bWr — ----- m mmmm■ .
Under the most able chairman*
ship of Mrs. D. P, Drummond the
p r„ „ „ Y " , r “ “ O'aieu me untie
Music Depprtmont of the Sanford
1 nLhtrii
fd" ln *ervinK the de
Woman's Club gave, Tuesday af lightful refreshments of French
pastry nnd coffee.
by Mrs. Frank Mill- ternoon. the third ieriea o f mus
icals which the .department has; t> J‘ n'i.IJrum'D?nd introduoed Mrs/
„ To ? r wh® ** program chairbeen giving this winter.
mnn read a most interesting pa
Following the outline of the Per on Polish and French music
year which takes its subjectsi using the following delightfully
u Parent-Teacher's Asarranged and much enjoyed nro"hold . meeting at 3
gram. as illustrations.
music of Poland nnd France.
Turner Circle o f the
The club was beautiful, being Amy°UP ° f French Son,r*' Mlsa
sChurth will meet with arranged to represent a French,
Mrs.
geLendon at 3:30 P. M. saloon, with pannelled walls and R. Air-de-Ballet-Charminnde,
R. Deas.
I Legion Dance at Ar- rose draperies. The balcony rail
Aiy Heart at Thy Sweet Voice,
pitt Orchestra.
and columns were entwined with Samt Saens. Mrs. William S. Leak.
feathery fern and the lights were Hubanern— Chabries. Miss Mildred
rose shaded. In one corner
n Simmons.
Thursday .,
ft Week Bridge Club beautiful tea table was placed. It
Avo Maria—Gound. Mrs. Julius
rith Mra. W. J. Thip- was covered with rose and a large Tnknch.
silver basket filled with pink
Jewel Song from Faust—Gou
b. Newman will enter- rosea and fern ndorned the center, nod. Mrs. A. M. Phillips.
[plicate Luncheon club. tall rose tapers in silver candle
Marcellnlse, Club chorus.
U
nr Harris
H a r r is ,Armour,
.A r u iu jr * pnn**- sticks wero placed at each corner
Polish Folk Songs, Mrs. Julius
in of the1 W. C. T .U . and the silver coffee urn was at Takach.
,t the Methodist Church ono end.
Tarantelle— A. Pieczonka, Mary
The guests were received by the Elizabeth Tolar.
hostess chairman for the after
Polish National Aair, club chor
n*t a man , alive who noon. Mrs. H. C. DuBoso and Mrs. us.
re pet shirts that ho Edward Higgins nnd escorted to ' 'Valtz, A Flat Mnjor—Chopin,
rh the draw for. We their places at the attractively Miss Margaret Davis.
Polish Folk
Dance, pupils of
kind. They are made rose-adorned smnli tables by dain
Miss McRae.
nhattan Shirt Co., Me ty French maids.
. The group of songs so delightPolmonalso Op. 2G No. t—Chop
ritwood.
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fully given by Miss Ruth Amy of in.
Rollins College, accompanied by
Nocture— Paderwiski.
HOLD BAZAR. !
Minuet in G— Paderewski, Mrs.
hodist ladies afflJL hold Miss Urnnning, were most enthus* Julius Tnkach.
al bazar in the Miller insticnlly received.
building, Friday ..afterx
laturday. There will be
Iof very attractive hand
D AU G H TER S W E S L E Y H A V E A N N U A L
y articles, toys, doll
(n d hand-embroidery,
CHRISTM AS TREE T U E S D A Y E V EN IN G
liso be a table of cookThe Annunl Christmas Tree by Mrs. Ben Monroe gave a de
which is one of the many social lightful monologue.
IN0UNCEMENT
meetings of tho Daughters of Wes
A contest which furnished n
isdo I’an-Hcllcnic Assoc- ley was held at the home of Mrs.
jving Its nnnual Christ- C. W. Stokers. Tuesday evening. great deal of plcasuro and nmusciron on Saturday, Dec. This occasion is ono at which tho meat was dressing Inlli-pipa to
Hock at the Green Par- members exchange gifts und is represent Santa Cluu3. Mrs. Mc
sm on the Orlando Win- much looked forward to through Cracken, for dressing the most
khwny.
out the year.
realistic, was presented a lovely
he will be $1.50 per
Quanitics of old fashioned red embroidered scarf. Mrs. G. K. Mc
Kationnl sorority mom- roses vyere used bcnutifully to dec Kay wus given a loli-pop as sec
Ivited.
Reservations orate and the place of honor was ond prize.
Ibe made early through held by a glittering Christmas
Miss Dorothy Stokes in costume
tree.
[Henry of Sanford.
made n wonderful Santa Claus and
Receiving with Mrs. Stokes were distributed the gifts nnd favors of
Mrs. Marie Higgins, Mrs. Sundv hags of candy from the tree.
ATES ARRESTED
Anderson, Miss Gray, Miss Wood
Mrs. Stokes was assisted
in
K{SPRINGS. Dec. 17.— cock, Mrs. Mahlon Wright, Mrs. A. serving the delightful refreshments
ave been operating in P. Handy, and Mrs. J. I). Roberta. by Miss Stokes and bliss Hazel
in of Florida. They'in- Miss Margaret Cowan accompanied Sorrelt.
idtv nnd robbed a hardf levernl days ago, afuking their escape in a
ft thut aped away into
of Mexico. •Jack Strick-
PHONE:— Rea. 423-J
COATS
Wednesday, Dec. 17.
9:00 F. M.
Mutincc nnd Night
ARMORY
Monday, Dee. 22
Fort Pitt Orchestra
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Eight Ficce
Fountain Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atvvater-Kent
Radios.
F . P. R IN E S
311 East Second Street
I’honc 630-J
"OPEN AT NIGHT’
$21.50
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4 M » s Y :? r ,i , 7 m 4
3 Days Sale
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Thursday—Friday — Saturday
aniE
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.Matinee:—
Adults .... .’................ $1.00
Childreu ......... .....
30
Night:— $1.00-51.50 plus tat
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The Yowel! Company
Only One W eek To Buy Toys
SEATS NOW ON SAI.F.
MILANE THEATRE
• ra w
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kJJLjSl
eavl
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OF DIFFERENCE
IHNSON
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then ns of Sixteen Owners
Expected to Bring Out
. Settlement o f Quarrel Be
tween Two Club Officials
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No Appearance O f
Approaching Storm
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Statements On Eve Meet
ing To Be Held in Chicago
Plans Made Form
State Athletic Body
At Orlando Friday
The Orange County Athletic As
sociation, with headquarters nt
Orlando, will bo hosts to repres
entatives o f the A. A. U. clubs
when they gather on Friday Dee.
Ik, 4:30 o’clock nt the Angchilt
Hotel, for the organization of the
Florida Association o f the Ama
teur Athletic Union o f tho United
States.
Invitations have been extended
to all amateur atletic clubs o f the
state, provided they are interest
ed in affiliating with the Florida
Association of the A. A. U.
L, Do Dennedittn, chairman of
the redistricting conimitteo of the
nntionnl body, will nrrivo on Fri
day afternoon from New Orleans
nnd will preside nt th«r meeting.
W. K. Flowers, vice-president of
the .Southeastern Association. A.
A. U. will nlso pluv a prominent
part in the forming of the new
organization.
Ono of tho interesting features
in connection with the forming of
the now state amateur athletic
body is that Florida will be hon
ored by being permitted to con
duct the Nntionnl Indoor Swim
ming Championship for Women.
Those will take place at SL Aug
ustine under the auspices of the
Alcazar Athletic Association. The
World's Women Swimming Cham
pions, about 1!»
strong, will
come to St. Augustine in Feb
ruary and after taking part in the
Championships will journey to
Winter Park. Tumim, Ormond nnd
Miami and take part in meets.
Varnish Company ■
N e w Cross State
Highway Will Be
Opened Thursday
Radio Program
« a E m ptrefliL *
Program for Dec. 18.
’ ‘WSB— Atlanta Journal (429)
10:45 organ recital.
UOLLYWOOD-BY-THE - SEA,
WEEI— Boston (303) 6 Big
Fin.,
Dec. 17.—Opening of tha now
Brother club: 6:30 band; 0:30 or
highway west of Okeechobee, con
chestra; 10,|wifc..| I
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necting ’ northern <* and 1 western
WMAQ—Chiengo News' (447.S— Florida with southern Florida and
6 organ; 0:30 orchestra; 8 talk;. raving much mileage In
motor
8;15 announced; 9 lecture; 9:15 transportation, will formally take
program.
place Thursday, with an automobllo
WGN—Chicago Tribune (370 ) 0 caravan which runs from West
organ; 6:30 concert; 8 classical; Palm Beach over the Conners High
10 jnzz orchestras.
way to Okeechobee. From tnls
KYW—Chicago (586)i 6:35 Un place, it will go west over a new
cle Bob; 7 concert; 8 reading; 8:20 mad of 17 miles, which was built
mimical; 10 at home, Nighthawk::. by J. W. Young of Hollywood, and
WIiS—Chicago (345 ) 6:30 organ; W. J. Connors, thence north to
7 entertainers, theatre; 7:20 Sad Hnincs City which is the connecting
dler feature, operetta.
point from
cities west and
WQJ— Chicago (448) 7-8 orches north. The caravan will go west
WELL CHIEF VVE'aE.
tra, soloists; 10-2 fikylnrks.
ALMOST HOME - YJH4
ward to Tnmpn, thence over thor
WLW—Cincinnati ,(423) 10-12 Gaudy bridge to St. Petersburg.
NOT TAKE A T A X I
music.
The formal opening will see
OUT T o TH E H O U SE ?
WJAX—Cleveland (484) 7 Snnd- many of Florida’s leaders partici
H l ’M T o o v v e o x
—
mnn; 9 orchestra; 11 dance.
pating In the celebration, includ
Ip
"to V4AUW • - - j j
WOC— Detroit News, (517) 7:30 . ing representatives of the state
orchestra, soprano; 9 dance; 10:30 road department, and county offi
orchestra.
cials from territory aqected by the
WBAP— Fort Worth Star-Tele new roads.
gram (476) 7:30-8:30 program;
Because o f washouts west of
9:30-10:45 musical.
Okeechobee nnd the Kissis^immee
WDAF— Kansas City Stnr (411) riveix a stretch of 17 miles of road
6-7 School of the Air; 11:45 Night- needed to be built to connect the
hnwkSt
highwuys of the north and the west
KFKX—Huntings (291) 9:30 or- with those of the south, Mr. Young
chest ra.
with the consent of tho state offi
KNX — Hollywood (337) 8:30 cials, advanced the necessary mon
music; 10 features; 11 dance.
ey, upwards nf $30,000 to build this
KIM— Los Angeles Times (395) highway. He nlso furnished 20
8 concert; 8:30 children; >10 feat trucks und 60 men with a chief
ure; 12 dance.
engineer to construct tho highwny.
W1IAS— Louisville Times (400)
7:30-9 serenaders, tnlks.
TAMPA TO HOLD TOUItNEY
WMC — Memphis Commercial
Appeal (500) 8 bedtime, classical.
TAMPA. Dec. 17.—The Dixie
WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul
championship tournament of the
(417) 8 musical; 10 dance.
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
CKAC— Montreal (125)
7:30 will bo held here late in February,
Gloves aro a Christmas Stand
concert from CNRM.
according to word received locally.
WRAP—Now York (192) 6 ser Vincent Richards, Olympic cham by. \Vc have them, all kinds. Mcvice*.; 7 talk; 7:30 harmony hour; pion, Francis T. Hunter, Robers Klnnon-Markwood.—Adv.
10 nrchontrn.
and Howard Kinsey and possibly
WJZ— New York (455) 6 orches , William T. Tllden aro expected to
tra: 7 Wall St. Journal review; compete in the matches.
Fresh Oysters
7; 10 N. Y. U. Air college; 7:30 or
chestral society; 9:30 orchestra.
DAILY
WILL BUILD RACE TRACK
WJY—New York (405) 7 come
Fruits nnd Vegetables in
dy; 8:45 organ.
Season
!
CLEARWATER. Dec. 1 7.-A n KUO—Oakland (312) 6 orches-1 nouncemcnt is made here of the
Reasonable Prices
Ira; 10 program; 12 dance, soloists. purchnso by an Indiuna concern
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
WAAW—Omaha (286) 7:30-9 of 120 acres of land near Old
\ n t t o IVr.lmi U n i o n
bridge talk; 8 9 educational pro Tampa Bay, fust west of the pres 1
gram.
ent Nnfety Harbor bridge, ns thu
WDAR—Philadelphia (395) 6:30 location for a professional auto
talk.
mobile speedway and horse ruck
WFI— Philadelphia (395) 6 talk; track. An automobile speedway
7 concert; 8:30 recital.
one mile in length nnd n hnlf mile
KDKA—Pittsburgh (3p6) 7 pro track for horses are planned by
gram; 7:20 symphony orchestra, i ho purchasers, it is stated. The
soprano, contralto; 10 concert.
automobile track will be of tho
WCAE—Pittsburg (462) 6:30 howl type, similar to those at InUncle Knyhee; 7:30 concert.
dinnnpuiiH and Charlotte.
fq jllC A G O , Dec. 17.—Settlement
>f hit grievances existing between
Ccncnav.' M. Landis, baseball comidinioner and President Ban Johnon o f the American league, is ex
acted to be reached when the 16
lub owners of thu American and
Tutlonal league reconvene hero
Vednesdny in joint session post
poned in New York a week ago.
Frior to the opening of this
leeting, Col. Jacobs Ituppert of
he New York. Americans, K. S.
laniard, president of the Clevcind dub, nnd President Thomas
Ihipc of the Philadelphia athletics
onstitutlng the Ameritnn league
eacc committee, will extend the
five branch to Commissioner Can
ts .at bis office in an attempt to
ITect a reconciliation between him
rtd the American league e.xccli
ve. After this meeting the club
eners will go into session prob>ly after noon, to transact the
Uilncss confronting them, at their
ljourn ed New York session.
If there is n Imschntl storm
ewing there wus no indication
•it at headquarters of the AmeriH League, nt CommisHioner IJin
s’ office. Commissioner Ijmdis
ki tie had nothing to say as to
(int may happen « t Wednesday’s
OLYMPIC WINNKKS RETIRE
Doting, lie said the session had
en called for 11 o’clock and npLONDON, llec. 17.— II. M. Ab
rently seemed desirous to let it
raham:; and Erie Liddell, the win
i nt that,
President Johnson,
returning ners of the 10(1 metres ami 400
im u visit to St. Louis, rul'd be metres races at the Olympic Games
d no statement to make, lie in Paris this year, havo definitely
lured interviewers, however, that retired from the track, according
.would be present nt the meet- to authoritative .".porting sources.
Abrahams’ work nt the bar pre
f, the first over which Commismer Landis bad presided since vents him from doing the neces
sary training for sprint work and
!lr brenk in relations.
Intimations that Commissioner Liddell has decided to go out to
pdiH might resign if Johnson China next spring to teneh in n
nnins as president of the Amcr- missionary school, it is said.
OLD HOM E T O W N
By ST A N L E Y
m leagne was discounted in base11 circles Tuesday night. Evcry- Sarasota Will Raise
" 't he ratem i'jir w nm iWld mat
^ tfnclpal business before the
Money For Hospital
etlng will be to iiring Johnson
d Lnrtdis together and urge more
SARASOTA, Dec. 17.— Men and
Operation between Johnson, Lnn- wnmen of every civic, social und
>nnd President John Iluydler of church orgnniatlon liavo formed
1 National League, composing mi orgnuiution here which
on
>baseball advisory council.
Christmas evening will serenade
The c|nim was made in some every home in Sarasota nnd vicin
jrters tirnt Commissioner Lan ity where n candle in a window
in his handling o f baseball af- bids them welcome, nnd in the
rawest MJHO
rs had not taken Presidents poori r quarter:! where randies mny
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fJUCKVTV
mson and Ilcydlcr into his con- not he present. The carolers, who
inc« as much as certain club wilt number about 1,90 persons
iers had wished. These owners altogether, will go in units o f 10
ted to eonvipco >Commissioner each, making a total of 100 units.
idis that lie slioiibl consult with Where a candle is placed in a win
or members o f the advisory dow u plate will bo passed For a
nell before deciding important Christmas offering to the Emer
ies, particularly those affecting gency Hospital Fund.
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major leagues.
Later in the evening all the singlie resolution adopted at the era will congregate about two huge
iting at New York upholding Christmas trcn>, one in the park
idis* administration and giving by the bay and tlm other in the
i a vote of confldenco will be negro quarter of the city, where
nented at tomorrow’s session, some $3,000 worth of presents to
atever notion the Commissioner the children will he handed out by
1 take on these retaliations is Santa Claus und bis assistants.
wn only to himself, but the ro- Santa will arrive by airplane early
rks he is expected to make to in the evening, enterring messages
!£&;L)
sixteen club owners probably that in* in on his way.
1 be worth bearing, his admir! FIRE AUAl:M D'-G AKS U P THE H U E M E M S
say.
I ANNUAL. CIALL AOU O Y ST E R . S U P P E R —
Why not give him a Stable hut?
CT'HiCV
A F ItK i RCACHIN'! TMC. FtRE. *T W A S HOUND
Vhencvcr Major Leaguo chib The stylus are right as well as tho
T . g BUY* MAD M ACC TUU L-ON/i RUM WITHOUT
uth gather, trade talk prevails,
L
h FOOT C.P HOSE
Qiam u *u utnri i
So far the only deni oil the quality.— McKinnon-Markwood.
da the one involving Urban
cker, veteran St. Louis Anier- ussiaaEaatiBQnauuiM im iiaasaaruaaacitiisKTiaa'jacugu:
vMaurgicaisMKaeiaaaaaRRHa
i league spltbuil pitcher, whose jinanH nauananaauuuuunauaaaE autiU A u jiaauuuiaaaur-ciuutia(tg;:uuMt:uM3t:uu*iaaiauaaHMnaaa
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/ices are sought .by the Yan- a ?
u>
*. Tlio White Sox are undertd to l*o bidding for Shocker.
S[
Accommodations Wanted
By Winter Tourists—
(AY FORM GOLF LEAGUE
T. PETERSBURG, D,v. 15. —
tors iigvo been addressed to
1country clubs in Tampa, Clear
er und Rt. Petersburg asking
expressions on the advisability
Forming a golf league with
era representing each of the
ties, l ’almn Coin, Rocky Point
Temple Terrace clubs of TaiuIicllcnir and Clearwater, at
rwntcr. and the Jungle, Coffee
Boca Ceiga und Lakewood Ks» clubs here have been invito Join ihe league which Would
omposcil of teams o f six men
Every day sees many winter tourists arriving in Sanford.
Eut when they g*et here many of them experience great
difficulty in finding places to live. Apartments and
rooms are in great demand.
WESTMINSTER
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(LAND, Dee.- 15. ■— iUetson
cn ily’s football squad of 1925
be captained by Lloyd Layton,
Cud man on lids year’s squad.
Qn was given eight of the fifiiid won over C. P.
agtya.
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If Sanford is to keep all the visitors whowish to
spend the winter month here, the people mustopen
their hoipes and assist in the housing problem.
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It you have a vacant room or an apartment that
you would like to rent, reach desirable prospects by insorting a want ad in The Sanford Herald. Want ads
are willing workers.
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PHONE 148
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Sold By
and
112 W. First St.
T H E HOUSE OFQujj
W iSO O nSj
Open to evert
Anywhere, For Anav^t
ucational Contest. CU
20. Prizes duplicated L
Send stamp for GrniWjl
e n d ‘Questions. SH**11
LABORATORIES,
Aurora, 111.
92,000.
ladies of the Methodist Church
' We furnish tho Christmas Boxes
with neckwear, shirts ami hand will hold their annual Xmns Baxar
kerchiefs.
McKinnon-Mc/fkwoad. Dec. 19 nnd 20. Miller Building.
— Adv.
Try Smith’ s Barber
Shop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome.
N ext to Valdez.
Mi l
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FOR CH R ISTM AS
Gifts o f Utility
Come To
Ball Hardware Co.
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a n d it i s !
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We state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used
in Chesterfield are o f finer
quality (and hence o f better
taste] than in any other
cigarette at the price.
Liggett &?Myers Tobacco Co,
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popularity
m ust be
deserved
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l)NDON. Dec. 17.—Tlie niemji(> o f tho new House of Comllu much like tluiL of the miil,rian period lb the matter of
Idmcn. _ One of the Loudon
(Hporting papers, throughout
went campaign, carried a lii>t
10 candidates whom it claimed
j rcal sportsmen, and with tho
Jon o f 150 of these men it re
ts that “ the electors an* again
ipg a strong tendency to send
sportsmen to Westminster as
did in the days of the late
|| If ,jl‘HIIlk
These goods triTln
and the best h o u ^
are finished
L ig ce tt k
M yers T o b a c c o C o .
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[one Incorrect Insertion,
ktlaer, for subsequent
k Tba office should be
immediately In case of
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old representative thoramltler with rates, rules
, Ideation, will give you
i information.
And If
l they will sestet you In
your want ad to make
■(lecture
rOBT.KAT NOTICE,
leers should give their
r post office address ea
(heir ptione number If
lire results. About one
>ut of a thousand has a
>, and the others cnn’l
Icate with
you unlesi
)w your address.
Ueallsuaare MUST be
|a person at The Sea*
braid offlee os by let*
gyle phase S'i*oat la
ir* ear valid,
p Hervloe.
ki. Prompt, iCfflclent
istmas Gift
ggestions
HATTAN SHIRTS
s nnd shades, make an
istmas gift for "him.”
at McKinnon-Markipany.
PAINTED CANDLE
STICKS
lies, boxed in gift box
Wive gift card, 51.25, Art
kbun-iws Co., Orlando.
ISUA0 CRAVATS
fatedmaterial which is un[le, is regimental stripes
‘ckson-Ives Co., Orlando
FITTED TRAVELING
CASE
brocaded hulT Milk, with
> tray and ten-piece set
nicies in gold, $45, Third
Juon-Ivea Co., Orlando.
IDPAINTED WASTE
PAPER BASKETS
p in sprays of holly, wisI roses, brightly painted
t Shop, Dickson-Ivcs Co.
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rcct mail and newspaper adver
tising.
Plans complete cam
paigns. Ten yenrs of experience,
Phono 615 or Box 71, Sanford,
Florida.
ARMATURE AND MOTOR RE
WINDING.
STEWART ELECTRIC SERVICE
CO. Expert Electrical repairs.
103 W. Central Ave. Orlando,
Fla.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
RENT-A-REEL
Car. Drive it
yourself. Oak and Second St.
Phono 3.
AUTO BODY REPAIRING *
CHARLES ______
STEIN
Automobile
Body repairing and Rebuilding.
Ragles Home. Oak Avenue.
______ AUTOS FOR HIRE
EAGITe AUTO SERVICE
Pay
or night. Meets all trains. Bag. gage transfer. Phone 551.
________ AUTO TRIPS
MRS. J. n. CALDER. Sightsee
ing and pleasure trips at any
time. Call 44.
______ AUTO WRECKER ______
P. A. MERO. Day or night ser
vice. Day phono 394. Night
nhnne 596
FILLING STATIONS AND
AUTO SUPPLIES
BAGGETT'S FILLING STATION.
Open day nnd night. Sanford
Avenue nnd Second Street.
SERVICE S T A T lW
Gulf Gas, Oil, Tires Aecusan
ries. Service with a smile. Elm
and First. _Phono 447 1,3.
__
IG11TS—Thrco stations. Slagnolln and Second. First and Elm,
Sanford Avenue and 10th Street.
Expert service.
BEAUTY PARLORS
MADAME HARRIET. Ma rinello
work of all kinds. Rain water a
specialty.
Old First National
Hnnk Building, phone 245.______
DRUGS
LANEY’S DRUG STORE — Pro
scriptions, Drugs, Sodus.
We
are as near you us your phono.
Call 103.
FLORIST
STEWART THE FLORIST”
Flowers for all occasions.
814 Myrtle. Phone 2C0-W
i PATENT HAT BOX
TYPEWRITERS AND REPAIRS
incites wide, lined in blue
All mukes of typewriters for
'ilk. with shirred pockets,
bird Floor, Dickss>n-Ives sale on easy terms, for rent, also
repairs. Office supplies. Room 9
NOME BOOK-ENDS
ilpiintcd
metal, black
Office in
»ilh colorful figures, $3.50, LEWIS O’BRYAN.
Seminole
Hank
Building
Annex.
J, Dickson-Ivcs Co., OrtunPhone 1I7-L 3.
<Ei:ic WIDE BELTS
111, l ’ -j, and 1% Indhes
tan ami black, $1.25 and
nbossed belts, l 1,a in. wide
black, $1.50. DicksonOrlando.
BUY WALL POCKETS
itional lotus blossom dci in the Art Shop Third
rickson-lvcs Co., Orlando.
KD SPANISH- POTTERY
ft Shop— ink-wells, *^1.25;
fi, 75c; jardinieres, $3.
ive.; Co., Orlando.___ ____
■I'lIX’ E DESK SETS
^lue. rose, and lavender, $3;
D.'i.'j; decorated with hutin blue, $1. Dickson-Ivcs
irdo.
S OF*(|UILTED SATIN
fink, light blue, black, coJ nnd rose, sizes 3 to 7.
Ladies’ Shoe Department,
hes Co., Orlando,
ANDIRONS
■iwi-dish iron, with sides
j" the antique shaped leg,
‘•in! Floor, Dickson-Ives
Houses For Rent
FOR RENT— I have furnished one
of niy houses and it is now
ready for rent. Call nnd see it.
Rent Reasonable. Also garage.
Dr. If. E. Noble, till Myrtle Ave.,
Sanford.
Help W anted
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the service* so often needed.
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STOVES
SANFORD STOVE WORKS—Oil
stoves, gas stoves, wood stoves,
ovens and victrolas. Your credit
is good. Phono 49L-3. 321 First
Street.
MEN’ S CLOTHING
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. 1
Tailored Suits— $3250 and
Milano Theatre Bldg.
NOTARY PUBLIC
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Phone 148.
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____Commercial St.. R. R. A vo^__
HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers
and office outfitters. Phone 340.
115 Park-Avenue.
REAL ESTATE
D. A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFLIKH
Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of
property listed nnd for sale. Of
fice 108 Second St.. Near Park
Avenue. Phone 282.
J. E. S PURLING, sub-division
specialist. Subdivision to Or
lando. Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie liigh-
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MAINE— Watcrvtlle, Starring
tinel. Thousands of-Main*.peo
ple are Interested In Florida prop
erty. Reach them through the
Sentinel. Rata .card on applica
tion.
ADVERTISE in the Journal-Her
ald, South Georgia’s greatest
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
weekly and Sunday Classified ratee
10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycross. Georgia.______
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE—
Send in your subscription to the
Tribune nr hand It to your local
dealer so you can read Florida’s
reatest newspaper.
Ono year
LOO, C months $4.00, three months
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur
ance policy add 75 cents to your
o r d e r , ___
_______ ________
“ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
anything T” If so advertise In
the “ Gainesville Sun.” ___________
g
R eal Estate
HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
WANTED—Young Indy to d o
stenographic work and lean
bookkeeping. Good opportunity
for nmbitious person. Inquire at
Herald Office.
SUBURBAN HOME
WANTED—A first class cook by
a fastidious family. Apply 1422
Park Ave.
BUNGALOW
WANTED—Wash women and mnid
Wanted
Dressmaking
AUGUSTA
CHRONICLE — Au
Fashionable Dressmaking—601 borhood. Street Paving und side
walks paid. Cnn be bought on
gusta, Ga.— Augusta’s greatest Magnolia Ave., phone 88.
very easy terms. Price $1,500.00.
SIGN PAINTING_______ classified medium, rate cash .09c
SANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right chnrgc. 10c per line, minimum
Miscellaneous
prices for signs of ail kinds. ,30c.
EE OUR LARGE LISTING
It. N. NIPPER.
For Sale
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St.
BEFORE BUYING.
Sanford Avenue at 1st Street.
Johns County is reached through
Phone 473-J.
ALL WOOL SUITS
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
PAPER HANGER— I. L. Talbott, Quick results. Two cants per word.
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
painter and paper
hanger. Sample copy on r e q u e s t . ______ to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC,
Phone 3511 Orlando road.
TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally cleaning nnd pressing. Scotch
REALTORS
LEARN ABOUT roTk County and
Times, the great home dally, Woolen Mills. 305 East Second
Lakeland, thnugh the Star-Tele rnte 1Vic per word, minimum Street.
gram. Beat advertising medium In charge 25c cash with order. Writo
202 Find Street
Sanford, Fin
South Florida Published mornings. fnr rompleto rate card_________
FOR SALE—Grocery stock und
Star-Telegram, Lakeland. Fla.
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The fixtures, will rent or sell building.
OHIO—Xenia. Make your rales
scene of stupendous development- Other business necessitates tho
Apply Box 507.
through the Xenia Gazette, Read about it in the Pnlm Beach sale of same.
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Post. Samplo copy sent on re Sanford. Fla.
district. Want nd and display quest.
Sanford Building and Loan As
We have some beautiful lake
rates on request.
sociation Preferred Stock can be
ADVERTISING getB results if It cashed on 00 days notice, interest front lots on Lake Wlldmoro oneCOLUMBUS i&a.i f.KI Mil-Jit—Class
half milo from the Dixie Highway
reaches potential buyers.
Paified ails have the largest circu
payable April 1st und October 1st in a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
lation In Houthwc item
Ci-orxta. latka Daily News is circulated in you can’t beat it.
for sale.
IPilo Re f4-wurd) Uno.
nn Industrial nnd agricultural sec
We will build your home, land
tion.
Buy eight per cent Preferred
TO REACH the prosperous farm
Stock in the Sanford Building nnd scape your grove, and relieve you
TO
REACH
BUYERS
or
sailers
of
ers and fern growers of Volusia
Florida real estate advertise in* Loan Association, established 1908. of trouble und worries incident to
county advertise in the DeLanB Ft...
C* It..*-__ I.---- - I f! __
t\__ ____ of!
building up n place.
the St.
Petersburg Times. jOno
cent
Daily News, rate 1c per word, caah cent n word daily, two cents a word
In the meantime. you can go
Used
fishing. You cnn fish in any one
with order.______________ ,________ Sundays.
of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t
IRON AGE
THE MORNING JOURNAL is the
know how to fish, wo have several
SPRAYER
accepted want nd medium in
experts
who will be glad to show
Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word
H
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Building Material
you. Mr. Scholfield who has been
nn insertion. Minimum 25c.
COLEM AN
singing at the Baptist Church will
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando MIRACLE Concrete to., general
3rd and Dak vouch for tho above.
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
ninrnng Sentinel; largest classi
Phone 410
cement work, sidewalks, build
Lnngwood. Flafied business, rate lc a word, min ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B.
FOR SALE—Buy your Christmas
imum 24c cash with order.
Terwllleger, Prop,
oranges now.
Fanciest fruit FOR SALE—Modern Bungalow—
Lumber and Building Material
packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J.
located Magnolia Ave. and 11th
Carter
Lumber
Company
A LITTLE TVANT AD In The
R. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue. St., $1,000 cash, balumo terms.
N. Laurel Sl
I’hone 565
Herald will bring you big re
Phono 561-J.
, This is a good buy. It. W. Deane,
sults. Advertise those old articles HILL LUMBER CO. Houso
you have stored a wav and have
Service, Qunlity and Price.
DU S A L E -F or iyour Christ- j Sominole
_________________
no uso for. A little thirty-ccnt nd
mas tree or evergreen decora-j
. . . .
. . . .
may bring you aeverai dollars.
ms, leave order with Snnford ‘ UR SALE 10 acres in MnikMiund — Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Phone 148 nnd u representative
ircle Co., phone 25I-W or see
nm- scV.cn m111'* frnm Snnford,
Jr., to establish daily newspaper in
will call to ecu you.
this ritv.
FOR SALE—Small writing desk
108 Second St., Real Estate of
fice. I’hune 282.
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FOR RENT— The desirable E. T.
l.nrtir imk ntinilr trrrn. HI,1130.00.1 I,
Woodruff residence, cor. Fourth
SZr.ll runh.
Ilnlnnrr lainnlhl).
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Oak Avenue. A fine place for a r i Y i i - u o n u f i t i m h i i k i i 111 v i t i . i a v
gentleman and his wife to make
AMI ( t i l Ki l l , m u IIA Itli A 1 1 S 1.7,0 0 .
their home.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Plant City— Post ofiice building
being remodeled und enlarged.
( R ea ltors)
FOUND— Two stray steers, one
yellow, one pied. Owner may
hnve_ same by settlement with C.
M. Kennedy, Caldwell Fields, Lake
Jessup.
103 N. Park Ave,
I Ocala—Construction of new lire
Phone 122 I proof hospital practically usuured.
Dade City— Construction of new
post office building completed.
By GEORGE McMANUS
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FOR RENT— Twc strictly mod
ern bedrooms over new garage
on Second Street, near Elm Ave.
Gentlemen only. Inquire 119. Elm
Ave.
Yowell-Drew Co.
— Orlandtv—
BETTER H O M ES
FOR RENT—Two or three rooms
CLUB
for housekeeping. C18 Laurel
You
can
buy
Furniture and Ruga'
Avenue.
of Quality at moderate prices.
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished Our Better Homes Club enables;
housekeeping rooms $20.00 month. you to pay for it a little at a time.
312 East 5th St.
FOR SALE OR RENT— 10 acres
15 minutes walk front city on
Sanford Ave.
Flora Heights.
Corey, 503 W. 3rd St,
Real Estate Loans
Apartments
For Rent
1 r»r
One five-room bungalow, in good
condition. $500.00 puts you in this
house.
II Hrconil Street
llrrlw elh er llnll<ll«R
Snnford Novelty Works
FOR KENT—Three room
ment, 300 French Avenue,
V. C. COLLIER Prop.
FOR RENT— Four room apart
ment unfurnished. Mrs. Alex
nnder Vaughn. Phono 323-J,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDHR
(irarntl Nkup and Mill W a lk
BIT vom m rrrlal Street
FOR RENT— One two-room fur
nished apartment. Apply Her
aid office.
D AVID B .H Y E R
FOR RENT—Two room apart
ment, lights, gns stove, nnd
running water, near Court House,
11OjCo mmere ia i St.______________
FOR RENT—On furnished apart
ment nnd two furnished bed
rooms., 1900 Oak Ave.
ARCHITECT
Member A. 1. A.
11oho Building
O r la n d o , F l o r i d a
S IlH in iH I M M I U I U M
Houses For Sale
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FOR SALE OR RENT— Furnish
C.oryiiiui wlu> linn tried this £
ed 5-room house. Water, lights, S
v lit e r r.illn fur n refill.
^
and gas, nice location. Rcnson- H
Kur S e n Ire i ’ hnnp BO
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able, 709 W. 3rd S t
5 Silver Utke Springs Co. I
FOR SALE—5-room house, bath ■
S
sleeping porch, double garage,
1229 Sanford Ave. Box 855.
Elton J. Moughton
ARCHITECT
First National Hunk .Bldg.
Sanford, ------------- Florida
17 7 on dealra prompt ■•rvlc* and
vxrt-pllonul work
Sanford Steam Prcssery
K l n t H lrc c t
Mxrbla anil Uranlta from alt
liunrrlrs.
Il-nl o f quality and
BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK
workmanship.
Wr<ta for latoat doalgna
C. 11. TUllNU*^
H anford, F lo r id a
r. O. lint M3. I'll on* Ml
9 Mi acres on Lake Front. High
Point on proposed boulevard !tctween Sanford and Monroe. S3c
WrjM Chiropodist
FOOT SPECIALIST
FjT
'
\V. J. Thigpen
We have houses to rent. Come
in and see us.— Seminole Realty
Co., 116 E. Second Street.
9 'urns. Uunlona, In g ru w l i n g Nulla, llriivy CullI n u a f a or tlrc-4 aching
'J K - J l
D l l ., C. I« l i l l l E l i
Yowoll Draw nidg.
Orlamlu.
rhona.
Klavatnr
BRLNGING UP FATHER
h i n k
a m
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms
004 Laurel Ave.
Real Estate
Hcotch Woolen Mills adds Jew
elry department—Guaranteed Jew
LAND WANTED
elry.— If not satisfied came buck
I-urge tract of Florida land FOR RENT— 20 acres truck farm
nnd we give you a new one FREE.
for spring crop. All tiled, good
Solid gold nnd silver, all latest wnnteil for farm colonization pro
drainage.
Box 2 It, Snnford.
ject.
Must
be
good
land,
no
drain
designs. 305 E. 2nd St.
age required.) nnd well located.
FOR SALE—Turkeys for Christ_m a s. G. W. Spencer._phone_IOO.
Key West—Thompson Ice Com
FOR SALE—Ono Jersey cow with pany to spend $75,000 enlarging
three week old calf. Cheap for plant.
cash._John tyurphy. Pace’s Line.
Apartment house on First St.
FOR SALE— Flat-top desk. Call This is a bargain.
Lost and Found
1
D m luc D e a le r *
FOR RENT— One furnished bed
room and garage, C15 Park Phage .In, H,_________ Oak A 3x1 H ,
TRUCK FOR SALE— A Federal
truck in excellent condition.
FOR RENT— Lnrgo office on May be seen in Iowa City. Ad*
First Street Opposite Postof- dress It. Moore, 250 N. E. 25 SL,
fice. Reasonable. Inquire Semi Miami,
nole . Business Exchange.
FOR RENT— 20 ncrc truck farm
for spring crop. All tiled, good Furniture and R ugs
drainage. Box 244, Sanford.
nKVKMH'KItS A TTRNTtON-—P en
sacola Is beginning the greatest de at the Pico Apartments. 110 Comvelopment In fllorldA’s h isto ry : a mercinl St.
hulf million dollar highway to the
Birif beach Just
finished; a tw o
million dollar bridge across E s c a m
bia Ilay started: quarter
million
dollar opera house under co n s tr u c W ANTED-Four
passengers ti
tion; tw o millions being spent on
CORNER LOT
Miami,
by
car.
Leaving Monh ig h w a y ; greatest chuiice f o r live
developers to get
In o «
ground dny. Apply Manhattan Cafe.
floor. W rlto Development D ep a rt
Located on Onk Ave., ctose in.
ment The rensncnU News.
Eastern exposure. In nice neigh
,1IIK Ivruitp l»t, earner o f Nth.
rn tle rn ripinturr. A fine Iiii IMI uk
lut. r i . 7 ao.lsi.
M.1 U rush, huluiu-r
uiunthlr.
Typr
M nhr
FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom 1JH— Cher.
T.-urln* II
Ll. Truck
with wood heater, also garage, I9JI— K..r.|
1933— Konl
Panel
3
117 Laurel Avenue.
191-1— Kuril Run'bout (ruck
1
1931— K n n l
T o u rin g
9
FOR RENT— Rooms with or with 1931— Kurd
Ttunahnut
3
Touring
4
out meals.
Reasonable rates- 191!— DoOqo
1931— Kurd
Ton-Truck
5
Lincoln Hotel.
1934— Kurd Kordor Sedan
S
Ford
Tourlnic
S'
FOR RENT— $25.00 per month, 1033—
1933— Dotlttn
Touring
10-room house in country near 1933— Dodico
Tourlnic
6'
paved highway, good location,
“TKHWS TO aoMH P E o r t - v
electric lights, good water. H. C.
10 n : n t t.1 T OKP FOR ALL C A I g
Du Bose.
I. XV. PIlILLtra 1 0 .1 1
WANTED—Girl for general house
work. 918 Myrtle Ave.
1 cent per word, minimum 14a.
A sk Mr. Connelly
Automobiles
V rn r
H I take ■chances
_____
In cheap
Don’t
cotton mixture— Buy the wellknown (tuanintecd All Wool Scotch
Woolen Mills suits tailored to your
individual measure. 305 East 2nd
Street. Only $23.
WANTED.
Young man between 19 and 35
venrs of age. Must furnish stnnll
bond and be away from home. If
making connections with establish
ed firm appeals, write E. E. Layton, General Delivery, Sanford,
WKST VIRGINIA— Clarksburg. The
Clark sburv
Exponent, morning giving full address and tclephono
ttirliMllnic Sunday, morning Issue. number.
Room s For R ent
AM D
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TOURL N O T
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IO M 1 5 K R O W
J!Allot;ANY SMOKING
STAND
lt ■ turned base, a convcnremovable ash tray,
4'VimhI match holder, $*5.59,
fW , Dickson-Ivei Co., 0r' er s w e a t e r s
•itf, gold, gray, white;
' can mating color at
• and sleeves. Sizes
Dickson-Ivcs Co., Or-
F f i T u s t S i o v i c t . Inc
(wt r
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for paving 113
r";u* *a rJirSuto-—vouul*-;
started within 30 days.
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NOTIATER JAN. 6 Underwood
Bill and Coolidge
L’ Names
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tot Place A
on Officers
W A s HINGTON. Dec. 1 8 .-W h ile
President Cbolidge continued Wed
nesday hit efforts to prevent the
overriding » f his veto o f the uo IGTON, Dec. 18.— tal pay Increase bill by the Sen
Wilbur announced ate, that body entered Into an un
that he bad or* animous consent agreement for a
vote on the veto not later than
ral court o f inquiry Jan.
0.
ened at New York
Calling a number o f ttepublican
to investigate the Senate leaders to the White IIouso
k! publication of the Executive again informed them
i regarding naval of his desire that the veto be sus
because any other action
dch might be of tained.
in advance o f the enactment b f a
i possible enemy ] revenue measure to take care o f
the pay raiso would Interfere with
ary Mid the inquiry the p o licy ; o f his administration
specifically with the and continue what he regards as
tow a communication a harmful practice o f leaving to
between Captain Os- the future the matter o f provid
ie naval war college, ing fo r present authorized expen
ditures.
j., and Captain Berry,
Study Increased Rates
naval recruiting, New
A fter these leaders hnd visited
came to And ita way
it of papers recently, the White House, renewed efforts
were mndo
to get a unanimous
jry further explained consent agreement fo r Senate ac
publications o f this tion. Immediately nfter the agree
a, names o f the writ- mont had been entered into, the
ddresseo and certain administration measure increas
ing sections had been ing postal rates on nil except let
Added that the Navy ter mail was referred to tho post
M m not contemplating office committee with a view to
■rdcr muzzling naval hearings and action during the
It free cxpreuslon o f Christmas holidays.
L but that it was deSomo administration lenders arc
■prevent the giving out of tho opinion that there will be
peers o f (information n sufficient- number o f Senators
|ibe of military value in accord with the President’s pro
rnation.
gram to sustain his veto. 33 votes
hport o f the board o f would be necessary to accomplish
tecrctary will deter* this result provided nil Senntors
|ir the facts developed were present and voting.
Vote on a Bill which would porordering o f a court
mlt the postmaster general to con
liny officer.
lo t inquiry will bo un- tract with privat euvlation firms
lidency o f Captain O. for carrying the air mail was de
komnmnding tne train* layed by parliamentary tactics but
It Newport- .The .other C f f i S f r r A
• sxrw t
B \ x Captains A. M.
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■ 0 . \. i’. Stone, both
Representative Grnffin, Demo
B he Th'.riJ Naval Dis■urk City. The judge crat, Now York, speaking in op
B)e boin] will be Lieut* position to the bill, declared the
Binder S. S. Lewis, also government should not surrender
Ithe Third Naval Ois* the carrying o f mnil through the
nir to private concerns,
after
on
[Wilbur, who has been spending millions o f dollars
I question o f publica* aviation.
The bill supporters explained
Idential
information,
lid the department had that the employment of privately
itements from both owned nir routes was proposed to
the transcontinental
erhuus and
Captain supplement
government Jines.
new “ which one gave
A t the time the Senate was
rring to the letter insending the pay rate rnise bill to
inquiryv Such letters
committeo a companion measure
ive been published in was introduced in the House o f
rs.
Representative Pnige, Republican,
e recent agitation in .Mnssuchusots, who was chairman
n connection, with ef* of tho subcommittee which report
l about a Congression- ed the pay incrcaso mtjnsurc. This
lion o f the Navy De went to the Post O ffice Committee
e name o f Willium B. and the purpose is to nnmc sub
>sought to prevent de- committees o f this and the Sen
the hull o f the battle* ate committee to conduct joint
fan, through the filing public hearings at which nil part
sr’s suit in the courts ies nt interest would be given op
*ared in various news* portunity to appear.
aving furnished them
While some leaders profess con
iters passing between fidence that both the pay increase
“» which had bearing and the rate raising measures can
it* he was quoted as be enneted at this session, n num
ber o f Senators are less optimistic.
«e articles have been They have charged on the floor
wi a letter, with the that the plan to delay action on
'writer and the recip- the pny bill until the other can be
i which
mentioned, brought out is only an effort ut
r things; Jesuits of killing the pay measure.
os played out on the
»t tne naval war col*
J understood that the
I the court o f Inquiry
pith the publication of
Ition, which is regarded
MIAMI. Dec. 18.— Milton M.
7 Department ns with- Hall,
plntform superintendent o f
Jeovcred by nnvnl reg- the Southern Utilities Co., was
Ittdding any officer to
shot and killed this morning by
I without authority, in- Chnrley Roberts u discharged ne
Iskn might be o f value gro employe who is being sought.
p country in time o f Ed Roberts, brother o f thu slayer,
was fatally shot by a posse as he
emerged from his house with a
revolver.
Prominent Miamian Is
Shot By Negro Today
lickAndGanna
toning Divorce New Jap Phones To
). Dec. 18.— Harold F.
Be Earthquake Proof
millionaire harvester
^•■"■nied he and his
* ’’ alska contemplate
•ve one under way or
i divorced. Rumors o f
I
intended as un-
[Kahn Is Near
After Relapse
^C ISC O . Doc. 18.—
wd fighting a Iostonfcrvssmun Julius
.• critical condition at
today after a rethe end is
hours. Kahn’s
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Kv 1TE8 GOVERNORS
i'V a a h .. Dec. 18.—
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states have
ki
Alaska in
truor Scott Bon-* of
WASHINGTON. Dec. 18.— Pres
ident Coolidge and the Underwood
bill were attacked and defended in
the Senate Wednesday, during de
bate on the Muscle Shoals issue.
He accused the President o f
overriding the will o f the Senate
agriculture committee which re
ported the Norris government
ownership bill, and o f attempting
to solvo the Muscle Shoals problem
With ’ ’midnight conferences on the
Mayflower.”
Replying to tho charges, Sen
ator Underwood. Democrat. Ala
bama, author o f the government
ownership-leasing bill pending as
n substitute fo r the Norris mea
sure. declared Muscle Shoals leg.
(station should not bo regarded as
a political measure, and he was
glad that he and tho President
were in accord on tho question.
Coolidge Observing Custom.
IIo declared tho PresHent wak
observing custom when ho mnde
known his attitude on the Musclo
Shoals question In his message to
Congress, and accused Senator
Norris, o f being a follower o f po
pulist principles in advocating gov
ernment instead o f private opera
tion.
Senator Underwood, also charg
ed that an organized filibuster to
prevent action o f the
Muscle
Shoals bill” was in progress and
warned tho Senate that unless
some bill was passed and sent to
the House fo r passage before
Mnr. 4, the water would be allow
ed to go over the spillways and
property worth $2,000,0C& would
be dead to the world.
Senate leaders having succeed
ed in getting an agreement on the
voto for postal increase bjll, and
plan tomorrow to attempt with re
newed energy to have a time set
F
«
•
»
aho, r - v; .
s
s
a that* it
! could be changed
«
necessary,
in conference to meet any serious
objections.
Eliminate No. 3 Dam Clause.
Senator Underwood conceded to
objections in the Senate Wednes
day by obtaining unanimous con
sent to strike out section nino of
his bill, which authorized the con
struction of Dam No. 3. He de
clared the section wus immaterial
to tho bill and in view o f objec
tions from Senators Howell. Re
publican, Nebraska,
and Walsh,
Democrat, Montana, he ugrecd to
eliminate the clause.
Although
nn amendment by
Senator Walsh was before the
Senate, little reference was made
to it during the day and it did
not come to a vote. Tho amend
ment would provide for govern
ment regulation o f Muscle Shoals
power if states did not regulate the
rates.
Sonutor Foss. Republican. Ohio,
said he wiydd vote for tho Under
wood bill, because ho suw nothing
dangerous” in it, and wus oppos
ed to government operation.
Opening debate. Senator Norris
declared he realized that thu skids
had been greased” and the “ steam
roller” brought up to defeat his
Muscle Shoals bill.
He compared Muscle Shoals to
a “ great ship with the American
flag swinging at the most with
the Coolidge Republicans tugging
awuv at the oars and hending it
straight into Wall Street."
Giving both President Coolidge
and Senator Underwood credit for
their honesty, he declared
"it
seems the inevitable
conclusion
will be that if this bill is enact
ed it will be known us the rape
o f the Treasury."
iety.
tew
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n m
7 *j 1
1.
Tract Fronting First
Street Extended Is
Bought by Syndicate!
For Price of $60,000
18 Residential
Party Is Staged in New York
Hotel With 2 Actresses,
Thompson and Mortimers
Lots Purchased
C lH C A ho, Dec. 18.— Tho prose
cution closed ita case in tho Veter
ans Bureau conspiracy trial W ed
nesday with another story o f n<
“ general social good time’’ in a
New York hotel in which Charles
R. Forbes, former director o f tho
bureau, J. W. Thompson, contrac
Stanley Curtis, 10 (left), o f Gloucester, N. J., is being held in the coun. tor, Elins H. Mortimer, Thompson’s Enter the millionaire private secre
ty jail at Camden, N. J., charged with thu murder o f his sweetheart, agent, Mrs. Mortimer and t*vo New tary. Tho first of tne line, inso
Betsy Ross, also 10.
York actresses participated.
far ns the books show, is Clyde W.
"Refreshments wero served and Miller, “ right-bower” to Governorthen Mrs. Mortimer proposed
n elect non 8 . Pnulen o f Kansas.
crap game,” McGill Connor, a clerk Miller is a banker, insurance man
in the bureau and the last govern and farmer.
ment witness said.
Identifies Lsrrimore Girls
The actresses ho Identified from
the witness stand as the "Larrimore girls, sisters.” Mrs. Francino
Larrimore hnd been mentioned by
previous witnesses as having been
Mrs. Yuncauskns Testifies Colorado and Adjacent Stntes a member of u party by tho same
nt Atlantic City, N. J., n
Blackjacks Were Used on
Are Now Emerging From 4 group
few weeks later.
Her Husband, That Booties
Days of Bitter Cold; 2 Men
Connor testified he recognized In
Flew and She Was Hurt
Near Death in Yellowstone the hotel room, about the middle of $1,500,000,0U0 Railroad Mer
May, 1922, both defendants as well
ger Nears Completion When
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 18.— A l
DENVER, Dec. 18. — Montana ns the government’s chief witness,
Lease Is Signed Bringing
leged “ rough house” methods o f und Wyoming urc still held in tho the latter’s wife and tho women
Pure Marquette into System
grip
o
f
the
severest
weather
of
guests.
He
said
he
had
heen
sum
three prohibition agents during a
liquor raid, which is declared to the winter while Colorado, North moned to New Yprk from Wash
NEW YORK, Dee. 18.— The pro
hnve resulted in the death o f Pet ern Atizunu and Utah nre emerg ington by Forbes, whom he believed jected $1,500,000,000 "Nickel Plato”
er Yuncauskns, u saloon keeper, ing from four days of bitter cold. wished to consult him concerning railroad merger, engineered by the
were described by the victim’s The temperature is 30 below it is Veterans Bureau routine.
Van Swcrlngen Interests o f Cleve
Forbes Leaves Early
wife in federal district court here reported nt Lewiston, Montunu, the
land drew unotber stop neurcr com
low
mark
o
f
the
winter.
One
death
Wednesday at the trial o f James
Tho defense developed on eross- pletion Wednesday when tho exec
Lasher one o f tho ngents, on a hi reported ut Shelby, Montana. cxumiuution that Forbes left the utive committeo of the Pore Murcharge o f murder in connection Two men hunting in Yellowstone suite about 4 o’clock In the after iiuette railway approved tho fu n
Park, narrowly escaped death by noon to' catch n train to Ohio to
with the case.
freezing. They ntuy lose their inspect a hospital site, but that damental terms of the lease which
Mrs. Ypncauskas testified that fingers.
will bring this road into tho new
the good time continued for some system.
blackjacks were used on her hus
The Southwestern disturbance, hours.
band, that Asher, who is known
Ratification Assured
ns the “ Lone W oif" threw 11 bot Bays the weather bureau, will move
Defense motions for nn instruct
Ratification by directors and
northeastward
for
the
next
3C
tle at him whilo he wus struggling
ed verdict of not guilty, entered nt stockholders of tho other constit
with the other prohibition ngents hours in the form of rain except the close of the government’s case, uent roads—the present “ Nickel
and that she herself was thrown in portions of the South Atlantic were denied by Federal Judge Plate," Erie, Chesapeake and Ohlu
out o f thu suloon und later knock Stntes. Tho temperature will rise George A. Carpenter, ns were later and Hocking Valley—war said to
In'the Upper Ohio Valley and low- motions for the elimination of cer
ed down by Asher.
1*! assured by the receipt o f proxies
The case was removed from the
S # ? " nn‘‘
^tU n- tain portions of the testimony of
quorum y f
curh
stato
ato courts because Asher is « I the ,owcr O hilV nd b w ir MU.iss" Mortimer. - The defense then began company* More than 70 per erfit
ledum! agent.
the presentation o f evidence calling o f the Peru Marquette stockholders,
ippi Valleys.
to the stand Miss Augusta Lnndis, Chairman E. N. Brown nnnouncod,
The prosecution is being con
The Western disturbance
has n clerk in thu bureau under Forbes,
had signified their acceptance o f
ducted by the commonwealth of now reached into New Mexico and
Pennsylvania and Asher is being extends northcustwnrd to the Low who told o f the circumstances un the lease contract on Jun. 7, after
defended by the Federal district er Ohio Valley. Tho temperature der which tho bid o f the Pontine ufter additional minor revisions
Construction company, a Thomp have been made.
attorney.
hus fallen in tho North Atlantic
Protection for the rights o f mi
During thu raid in April 1923, States and Lower Lake region of son concern, was received at the
Asher is alleged to hnve kicked the Ohio Valley and generally over bureau close to tho time limit set nority stockholders, the chief ob
Ynncnuskns in the stomach sevural the western half o f the country. It in thu public advertisements for stacle In the way of an eurlier ac
ceptance o f the leuse, is provided
times nfter having knocked him is ubnornmlly cold in the Middlu Northampton hospital bids.
by the rental basis mnde puldic
Pontiac Bid Entered Late?
down and the commonwealth con und Northern sections o f West Mis
Under the terms
The Northampton foundation job, Wednesday,
tends that tho saloon keeper died sissippi. A mild temperature con
two months later from peritionitis tinues in the West Gulf Stntes and which went to the Pontiuc compa agreed upon, dissenting holders of
which developed from tho benting. Ohio Volley and the Middle Atlan- ny on a bid of $27,000 higher than Pore Marquette prior preference
that of the Northeastern Construc and preferred stocks will receive
Punctunting the testimony with tic States southward to Florida,
of $5 n share
— .......tion
company o f Now York, wus annual dividends
sobs. Mrs. Ynncauskas, said she
The arriyul o f the most sovore
when the new "Nickel Pluto" arethe
central
transaction
about
which
was behind the bur when thu three weather o f the senson in the North
rcrrol .tuck I, nl,irnl un n JO b u l l ,
men came in. Asher rushed be west and West was responsible, the government sought to establish
Cummiin
alocM uM m , whu do not
evidence
o
f
conspiracy,
corruption
hind tho bnr. she declared, and directly or indirectly for the loss
usHent to the merger plan, will be
tried to seize* u pitcher ho believ of unwurds o f n dozen lives, whilo and collusion in thu uwnrding of
given dividends of 4V4 per cent,
ed contained liquor.
In Rocky Mountain region huge hospital contracts during Forbes’ when tho scheduled dividends lit
administration.
It
hud
been
inti
“ I asked him who he was." said snow drifts seriously delayed trains mated by previous witnesses, repre tho rate o f ;.ix per cent nre inau
the witness, "but ho didn't answ and interrupted wire communica
senting competitive bidders for the gurated «m “ Nickel Plate" com
er. I tried to prevent him from tions.
foundation, that the Pontiac bid mon.
Not as Severe as Expected
taking anything from the place and
( hanges to Alter Rates
wns
entered after tho time specified
While the entire Northwest in
in the struggle he knocked over
Dividends rates on dissenting
in thu ndvertisemunts.
several glasses which broke on the cluding Minnesota, the Dakotas,
Miss Landis tustified Wednesday stock will he raised or lowered pro
floor. My husband, who was tele Northern Iowa, Western Wisconsin
portionately with nny change in
phoning nt tho end of the hnr and tho Canadian provinces, wero that the hid lay on her dusk for the iVNickel Plate” payments.
heard the noise and rushed to inv in tho grip o f sub-zero weather, two days before it was turned over
Tho Van Sweringens nre given
assistance. He was suized by the the nip o f the cold in the middle to tho proper official o f the bureau until January, 1926, to complete
two other men while Asher drag western and central states was not on July 5, two days after the date their unification of the five roads.
She
ged me from behind the bar. threw us severe as had been anticipated. set ftir opening tho bids,
If the consolidation has not been
Tho extreme cold that hud spread identified un uffiduvit to thu officer accomplished hy that time, thu
me out of the door and put me in
an automobile.”
throughout tho northwest wus ex in charge nt the time, setting forth Peru Murquutft will 'hold itself
the circumstances which delayed
Mrs. Yaneauskns identified the pected for another 24 hours.
frgo to withdraw from the plan.
Edmonton und Calgaiy, Alberta, tho bid at her desk.
men who had seized her husband
Legal safeguards to protect the
James Easby-Smith, counsel for road in tho event of u failure uf
as Francis V. Hertzlg und Davis reported a minimum o f 41 below
zero,
while
Red
Deer,
in
the
same
Forbes,
brought
out
that
Miss
Lnn
Erskinu who with Asher and James
the projected merger will be incorFine, a deputy U. S. Marshal went province, with 62 degrees below dis hud been in Chicago for two pqrated in the lease contract, i f
to the suloon to serve a warrant zero, was conceded to be coldest weeks under a government sub thu present rutu of progress is
on her husband. Sho said sho had on the North American continent. poena without ever having been maintained, however, interest in
In Minnesota, it was from 3 to 10 called to the stand.
seen Erskinei hit the suloon keeper
close touch with the Van Swerin(Continued on pngo 8 )
on the head with a blackjack.
gups expect the systems will bo in
operation by next spring.
PROHIBITIONISTS COLD WAVE STILL
USE ROUGH HOUSE HAS NORTHWEST
METHODS IN RAH) IN SEVERE GRIP
V lii& U U
AV A
__
Mrs. Mortimer Asks
For Ganie of Crafts
BIG NICKLE PLATE
Mer g er n o w h a s
PERE MARQUETTE
Smith Acquires 2 Lots
Adjoining Location
O f New Model Home
Real estate transactions totailing approximately $7*000
have been consummated iliiring the post few days by A.
P. Connelly & Sons, according
to an announcement given out
Thursday by A, P. Connelly,
senior member o f the firm.
The deals include the pur
chase o f a strip of land front
ing on Sadfonl Avenue nnd the
proponed extension o f East Ffnfc
Street by a group o f busineca nun
bended bv W. M. Scott for the roported «i*udderatlon o f $60,000;
tho sale o f two lots on Palmetto
Avenuo to W. W. C. Smith for
$3,000 and tho ncquRition o f 18
ots south o f Pine Heights on Park
Avenue by Welter Connelly nnd
Calvin Teague for the sum o f ap
proximately $10,000.
Regarding the purchase o f tho
property which is located at Sauford Avenue and East First Street
extended, Mr. Connelly stated that
tho buyers plan a big development
on the site which mny take tho
form o f a lnrge building. Definite
plans, however, will be glvon out
*n « *hort time, It was announced.
This transaction wan made posslble, Mr. Connelly pointed out, by
the recent purchase by tho City
Commission o f the property at tho
foot o f First Street from W . W. C.
Smith for the purpose o f mnk!r.»
provision for the extension o f First
Street. Tfie transaction, ho fur
ther pointed out is but u forerun
ner o f a number o f other dculs
which nro now being negotiated.
Tho purchase o f the two lota on
PalmrUo Aveuqe by Mr. Sndth l*.
" ^ • q K f 'w p o a e e f erecting within
the near future o f a handsome
home, It wns announced. This prop
erty adjoins the lot unon whicli tho
new Model Home is being erected.
The 18 lots Ixiught by Mr. Con
nelly and Mr. Tenguc nro declared
among the most desirable residence
Hites in the city. The purchase
included 12 which wero secured
from Stanley & Rogers o f Chuluotn and six others acquired from
J. H. Hotkey. The deal clears tho
way for tho extension o f Park Aveline to the cemetery road, it is de
clared.
A general optimistic note was
Hounded
regarding
.. . . by
- Mr,
. ^ Connelly
- 5—
T " k
' “ "E X t " . . «
suctions. Faith that this city"hit-1
before it us bright u future us any
in the stnto o f its size, wns im
pressed by Mr. Connelly who rr
iterated that Sanford is Just be
ginning to grow.
That tho large number o f realty
transactions during tho past fow
months ure good indications that
Hartford is booming, is the asser
tion o f Mr. Connelly, who feels that
despite the fact tliore is consider
able activity in this field, there is
no inflation of values, u fact that
should be the boast o f every citi
zen o f Sanford.
Bill Mann Is Cut O ff
By His Mother’s Will
ELIZABETH. N. J. Dec. 1 8 . Willimn G. Mnnn, II, New Orleans
wus cut o ff from an estimated
$ 1.>0,000 estate by the will o f hi*
mother by adoption. Mrs. En.ma
Mnnn Vyne o f Summit, a daughter
o f the U t e Col. Wnu D. Mann,
publisher o f Town Topics in New
lo rk . The will filed in proh-ite
hero creates funds fo r the Arthur
Home for Blind Babies at Summit
nnd $500 is left to each o f hoc
NEW YORK. Doc. 1 8 .- A slight servants.
cold caused Rockefeller to enneel
his plans to go to Ormond Beach,
it wns announced nt tho Standard
Oil uffices.
It was emphasized
hi« indisposition was only ^.Ight
and it was announced he would
leave for Florida in a fuw davs. , FLAGSTAFF. Ariz., Dec. 18.—
He would leavo tomorrow, he said, E fforts to reliove the plight o f
hut ho dislikes travel bn Sunday. thousands o f head o f deer starv
ing in Kaibab National For*«t
met with failure last night when
George McCormick, veteran enttlemnn, conceded tho futility o f tho
attempt o f tho cowboys to drive
the herd across the Grand C*nyot\
WASHINGTON, D o c . 1 8 . — o f tho Colorado river.
Franc’s reported intention to op
en discussion with Great Britain
on urrangement for funding her
debt to tho London Government
occasioned the prediction at the
Treasury Thursdiay thut this gov
NEW YORK. Dec. 18,— Sanm l
ernment would insist on equal
Licbster, diet! Thursday o f bulb-t
treatment.
wounds received on Dec. 6 when
he and bis brother were shot in a
COMBERS IS ItlR IE D
Times Square office. Tho broth
N EW YORK. Dec. 18.— Funeral er died the day after the shooting.
services were held Thursday for
Samuel Gompers st the Elks Club
after which the body was taken to
Tarrytown for interment in Sleepy
CHICAGO. Dee.
18.—Wheat:
Hollow cemetery. A simple Jewish May 1.71’ * to 1.72; July 1.48^ t >
ritual for the deml wus intoned by i 1 .48'*; Corn:
May, 1.2S*k
tq
Rabbi Stephen Wise,
Oats; 01 to 04Vi,
__
Orlando Officials Will
MectWithCommissiori Rockefeller Delays
His Trip to Ormand
Members o f the Orlando City
Mayor Traces Growth Of Sanford
Id Address Before Junior Chamber Commission
Washington N ew s
WASHINGTON, Dec.* 18.— Sec
retary Hoover before the house
commerce committee, approved
plans for a bureau o f civil air nav
igation.
Secretary Wilbur ordered a court
SIEM ENSTADT. Germany, Dec. o f inquiry to investigate unauthor
18.— The
Japunese
government ized publicity o f naval informa
has ordered 12,000 automatic tele tion.
phones from u manufacturer of
The senate agreed to vote Jan. 6
this city. They are to be install on overriding President Coolidge’s
ed at Yokohama to replace the veto of the postal pay increase
equipment destroyed by the earth- bill.
ouake. The new apparatus will
Thomas H. Rosabottom, mana
be equipped with u device for in ger o f the United States lines, tes
suring the service against earth tified before the house shipping
board investigating committee.
quake disturbances.
Brigadier General iWUliani B.
Mitchell of the army air service
testified before the house uircraft
investigating committee.
The Republican steering com
mittee o f the house declined to give
DEDHAM. Mass.. Dec. 18.— A
preferential i tutus to the $53,000,
verdict of over $10,500,000 for the
000
rivers und harbors bill.
plaintiff was returned today in n
A senate foreign relations sub
$15,000,000 suit by Geo. F. Willett
committee was named to confer
against Robert F. Herrick and a
with Secretary Hughes with a view
group o f Boston bankers.
to modifying the proposed commer
cial treaty with Germany.
DAWKS IS TRU STEE
Senator Norris, Republican, Ne
W ASHINGTON. D e c . 18. —
Charles G. Duwes, vice-nresident- braska, und Underwood, Democrat,
•teu trustee
trustee Alabama, authors o f proposal* for
elect Thursday wus elected
grJ. I Muscle Shoals disposition, a r g u e d
of the National Geographic
raphtc Soc' I K
caseV la the #en*u.
Plaintiff Is Granted
$10,500,000 in Suit
7
Prosecution In Veterans Bu
reau Conspiracy Trial Clos
es Its Case With Story Of
“ General Social Good Time”
Presklent
Informs Senate
Leaders at White House His Declares Shoals Legislation
Should in No Case Be ReDesire-That His Vote Be
»
garded as Political Measure
Sustainied; 33 Votes Needed
1 U U U J 1 A
m m w
uRB
li
Norris Accuses President Of
OverrldiriJrWni BefutUCommittee and Trying to Solve
Shoals on the Mayflower
s
NUMBER 120.
H
S iflijri
•j* *•
together wi(h other
At thut time the first street was city officials anil prominent busi
The remarkable growth o f San
ford during the past 25 years was paved with brick. He contrasted ness men who will represent the
traced by Mayor Forrest Luke in u certain muss meeting ut that Chamber o f Commerce o f that city,
an address before the Junior Chain- time when so much opposition wus will confer with tho commissioners
ber of Commerce at its weekly given to the passage o f a bond is-1 ’{* *>u” f ° r<I »nd other official* Friwith the meeting
afiernooi. A the c...ecs o f the
luncheon Thursday whenn he came sue o f
before thut body to congratulate which was held on the night of local body for the purpose of in
it upon what he chose to describe Dec. 2. 1923, when the citizens ot vestigating tho methds used in
“ its heurty participation in the this city unanimously agreed that carrying out the street paving pro
civic affairs o f this city, which has Sanford should adopt an issuo of gram here during the past few
contributed materially to the ad $920,000 for more street paving months.
This announcement was mndo
vancement o f Sunford and Semi in addition to the acquisition of
Thursday by R. W. l ’euriunn, sec
threu utility plants.
nole county."
Appreciation o f the fact that retary, who stated that tho con
The necessity fer active work
among the younger men o f this the city’s recent growth has been ference will begin nt 3 o ’clock. That
city, was pointed out by the mayor, attributed to the progressive spirit Orlando may adopt, the system
who declared that tho junior trade of ita citizens und their desire to now in use here is likely to be the
body is filling a long felt need in make Hanford the greatest inland outcome o f tomorrow’s session, it
tho development o f Sanford. That city in Florida, wns expressed by is declared.
it has contributed greatly to the the mayor.
The members voted to dispense
increased interest Hhuwn in civic
affuirs was his declaration and he with next week’s meeting und to
prused tho body for having secur muke a donation to the fund being
ed a baseball club to train here next raised by the Seminole County Wel
fare Committee for the purchase of ^ BERLIN, Dec.
spring
18.— President
In tracing the growth of the city Christinas baskets for the poor of Ebert this morning
consulted
Mayor Lake describee! Sanford in ] this city. Walter Connelly report- Chuncellor Marx and authorized
the early nineties as having “ no ed that co-operation hus
been him to make u final canvass o f the
paved streets and boasting nine |promised by several business men parliamentary situation in a last
saloons.” For some time follow- in the matter o f cleaning up and attempt to form
a ministry to
ing the freeze, he said, there wus beautifying several unsightly lots command the necessary majority
not much inclination toward prog- in thu business section. Raymond in the Reichstag. Thu summons
res* until just a few years a g o 1Philips repotted that progress is follows the fuilure o f tho Stresea ntenn contract to straighten out
when more interest waa suddenly 1being made on plans to secure 1
Imanifested by the citizens.
IY. M. C. A. building for Sanford. thu socialist cabinet.
Marx Is Authorized
Make Final Canvass
Thousands of Deer
Starve in Forests
France to Discuss
Debt With London
Broker Is Killed By '
Wounds From Bullets
Markets.
'll
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V ' fT*& : i
UliaJIKSBKH
*:
as s
am Measm
....... .g In H ie Orient
T6 Be Taken With a Grain Salt
IrlfnAtWfflardfiirow
it City Wireless Pans
A .BERLIN, Dec.
17.— Aviators
flying over Berlin report that tho
numberless r~dlo antennae over
tho
t f the city give It tho
„
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<
.
a S S s S S I K
1» trtct«j-
j
^ -_ ’••/‘—
-
AnicricansResforeOId
(^Library At Louvain
ju 'r iE F V O R T F A I L S
£Thffyc^ « n ^ ‘.hr0.lTO GET VOTE ON
P O S T A L BILL
i
2 Veterans
Dormitory i8]
c{tV limits must como down, and
sin. S “ IrlZJS,
*
rary building dias ju st been com-• English Takes PlacC of
caused the
plated*- ’
Ute decision to
admit —
- S o fob 243.000 bookq and 40.000 Spanish In Big College
■perp 11
navo
44VIf been
UVl’ Il given
K1VCI1 by
u j bene
toeludiJi
:tora In the United States, Great
MANILA. Dec. 17.—Santa Tom- cine, engineering,
rt"*. Dhv
r SAN JUAN. Po^to Rico, Dec.
Britain, Japan, Holland and else Ui Ulilver*ity{ the oldest college losophy, and t h ^
th«oioW(
'’17.— TIio largest stigqr crop In where. The Japanese contribu
nstitutlon ha,
under
the
American
Flag,
has
de
■Poi to Rico’s history la predicted tion constitutes one o f the most
*n Its new bulldjjj^'
:io r the season soon-To begin b y ; Important »Japanese
» ii« u w e book collec- cided upon the use of the English
language in all classes instead o f
;Cpmmi. sionor o f Agriculture C ar-( tions ($ .Europe., ,' , ,
Spanish, according to an announce
:ld5 Chardon. who anticipates n> A v | j i f f t r « O f P n r t l U M l l
ment by Father Manuel Arellano,
harvert o f from 522,000 t o '535,000
-fT P
: short tons. The largest crop the' T o F l y O V € T C o n t i n e n t rector o f the Institution. Tho
change is tn be made early in the
’Iklar.d ever produced was 503,000
LISBON, Dec. 171— Considerable coming year, when tho university » * « t h .nd
tonr. in 1917. L a i t 1 year's crop
.progress is being mado with plana wiu-uiuvl
iu ilarger
« ^ » quarters. The
•■,*
will move to
for ur^blt' flight ncross Europe, college o f engineering js whollyditfrs
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northern A frica,/A sia and.A m erl-j unticr English Instruction'at pres- ..
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Were Mi,
ca. w t e h . Commander Sncndura cut, and scvernl other depiufments
ditions during tho igiriw n g
Cabrab and Admiral Countinho, also are using English. V-.
son. extension o f cane nrtmtl
The university also h a g :dccided ered. V o l u n t c c a f ^ ’
to admit women to-all department. through th e .m 0W flanH
pharmacy who ▼cternns to rafet *
S i x X S S 'S X a t e X
.".•r" l‘ n' - ' ta H oll.nd.ror th . flight. Tho college o f
The proponed route is.through Al- thrown
_____ _ open to women last June, could not bo rcy, - hJ » I
'7fste.it to cane diseases.
giers. Malta, Crete. Aleppo and' and the success o f the departure charrod bodies w %
tins rah; thereafter it follows th e ’
course mapped out for MncLarcn,
the English flyer, ending at St.
John’s Newfoundland. This repre
sents n total distance o f 17,650,
LOUVAIN, Belgium, Dec. 17.— mllos. »It ,a
is not proposed to "cross;
Doing One T h in g W « I I - p i u n t i No
iThr nha ta American muniliccnse, j the Atlantic.
the restoration o f the library o f
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J. I . MATTIF.MW 8 . M an ager
Pknnc nT-JJ
Louvain University, destroyed- in ’
Almost all boudoir caps arc n t-.i
il
Wg
the war, in making excellent p ro-' tractive unless somebody has them;
grc.3. Or.o w.ng o f the new lib- cn.^—Jargey City Jersey Journnl.
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t Wtament’ ’ov«V*reofa"wJthin “«TC
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« v i aei
J o d W eather
Sugar In Poi
M a th e m a tic a l
C ount
322' l
T
h
e
'T o I ICK T e a m , wires. Stretching endlessly from
B a n f o id
G irld A r e I r ° ° f to roof, shin? brightly with
C la s s N u m e r a ls their covering* o f frost.
Seemingly harmless, and ndding
3RIDA STATE
COLLEDE to the pleasure o f radio fans, these
VOMEN, Dec. 17,—A strict wires havo, - ho w ow r, created a
natlcal count taken during serious problem. 'T h e chimney
R * s* * 8Tne*. the big game on sWcods have protested (hat they)
living day asd several try- Interfere with their business, andi
hea, followed by n con tin in this they aro supported by the
men \vho repair rtof.i.' Nor do thei
gling o f figures was neclandlords
like aerials and lend-ins.
fo r the athletic commitAs a result o f these various nb-j
foro a determination o f se Jeetions, a city ordinance hns been i
na for the vnralty basketball passed to tho effect that.all radio
this season.
The
in "wernTuilwIvt
_
T he Matthews p]
i .th a t the only choice was to!
►'•n " F ” t o b o t h contestants.
;
l> Varsity * aa announced. by
I (Cl? a Ml*rr
>Burr, vice-proaident o f tho
tvho
nn
Continued on oage 8.
Ue association, was a follow s:
into
Saturday
‘
by
which
debate
•Fdrwnrds: Hazel Flowers, Orgrown
to
ndb, 85.05 per cent; Ethel Tuck Tuesday was to he limited to 10 knpw tbo weight
s', Gainesville, 83.34
per cent; minutes by any one senator. Tho of his coins by >:«
lards, Lucile Reece, Tallahassee, appliod only to the Muscle Shoals “ reel/* the bnUrr
s n s a s a M a M s a a B ii
ID per cent; Annie MacKay,< question. Senator McKellar, Dem In ihv Oriental
ala, Ot.fl per cent; Jumping Gen- ocrat, Ttfnnci soo, appealed from gr.u.ary inrnmirun
A lice Marsh, Orlando. 88.0 chair rul6d that the agreement had '•ut the portion i t
itself grain for wicii
cen t; Ellen Pepper, Gaines- thin decision. The appeal
b:
;u<*
lle, 85 per cent. Running Cen- then wns taken by Senator Ster I ti-m I
I;
Mabcl Lytle, Ocala, 01.0 per ling as opening unrestricted dobntc kar.Cf-jl*.
and
he
proceeded
to
hold
the
floor
ton
s
f
o
r
e
l
g
n
nt; Gladys Rush, Ocala, 91.54
until the conclusion o f the “ morn matter folio In, ho
r ar cent.
ing hour” automatically displaced probably contldl^Prlor to tho varsity announce tho postal bill.
ere It us extra
ment, Mabel I.ytle, president of
A SELLING TRIUM PH
Under the Sterling bill, rate* good in, a.i.iro.
i athletic association, gave class would bo increased on third class
Tills iiii-tho'l of
ILised on Record Low I’ricg on
“ Itala, each o f tho following matter so as to yield about $18, mtasuriur: la t*r
ting a gold, number on n gar- 000,000 inoro each year and on
loo w.uit fir. nnd nnr.inl'nry *« h^' " »,e pleluro shows thn shorlcn-BckgrouncL
. '
fourth class matter to Increase the u:ku In tlie linm -no*- b "<lorn b \ \ -1ins, the milk, sugur, salt and yeast
liketball: .. Katherine Prime, inconio by $12,000,000, while $12,
I,r
,n Amcrlea, Mich n« tno Warn a w mbled ready for a U toh of lino
ka Phillips, Mabel Lytle, 500,000 would be sought from pos Baking
fonipany. which hi 1hu‘ bread. The flour nnd water for
ib e m c
ni
Vaughn, Lucllo Rcecc, tal cards and miscellaneous first '.irp-i-t biraJ umlihig tmnnt.nj In [tho batch aro weighed In tho autoKoulsa Verrl, ’25; Elizabeth Har- class mail, $10,870,000 from second
Americ.i. Jn t h e ‘Snyiinibly room ."; malic electric controlled scales,
T
F IV
F H V F T ^
*,e WAlfJY A LONG DAY before Rood Pcpcndnlifc C*.
tases, Mae White, Mary Louclass. Including newspapere, and a Port a n of which ,a shown m tho-The flour Is especially i.lcked by
liuu.'vht at
al such TEMI*TINC*LY LOW PRICES'
1
IU ^
J L iJ S llll.C z • lie ilou^ht
ns, 'Christine
Close, Anno $14,101,000 from insured and c. o. mall Picture. Hie materials which exports for tho excellence of flavor
ay, Annalcc Stcnstrum, Pearl d. mall. Chairman Sterling ex have been e.ip. fully tii.t.-d end that It Imparts to tho loaf, and for
ianta; Cornelia Doxlcr, ’27;
Mnr
---------- rpressed
.
mu
the nunc
hope that
hearings "
/m u
'n,y
'•r,, “ « ability to make a llno-gralned
*“ 61 W ells, Dorothy
Arm
Dorothy Armstrong
might be started nt once before the
C' > ii,«'-'eti,r.;<t out to the - loaf. Every loaf which tomes,
■yra ,Burr,
Mcldrim, Mar- suh-committco which, he said. ibr.tr'lon. HO 1|,,»t eaoh loaf atlslim ovon-fresh. lo the grocer. Is nc,,
- _ Vera
. or» Mcldrim,
Every last used car in nur stock j'oes (mi m
cordlngly, an exuct ilupllcatu of
W ay, Iris Storm, *20; Hazel , would bo appointed as soon a* the 1o grelo.
i ibis rest of ttiu batch.rt.tmlaid llgdtncca and flbcntauj
Now
Huys
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Model
91
at
some price l>y Saturday niRht. lin n ; m
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bthel aenuic authorized reference of the
Wwurs# r.mma
hmma openeur,
Spciici*!, Ethel
N O W IJ lIY g A
in your old car anil trade it for a better one fl?
'Tucker, Alico Marsh, Ellen
I’on- bill,
Ellen I’oo‘
s iu n iii Maud
Kf an<l T
.*.(*<*
t w , Gladysa
Rush.
Lake,
cr buy one on our easy terms. No matter
OPPOSITION TO GERMAN
TO END CATTLE RUSTLING
• Demnscy
nnsey Crcary, ’28.
COMMERCIAL TREATY
what you do, you are sure o f a Christmas
ORLANDO, Dec. lfi.—Steps arc
Hey B
*’ **
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‘Wceler, WilgVollcy
Ball:
Evelyn
On account o f lack o f real prac
present for yourself and your family that
being
taken
to
stop
cattle
rustling
tna Watson, Vcrn Brcndla, Adn tice tho athletic board did not this
WASHINGTON, I)cc. 17. — So on the ranges west and south o f
you can well beast about.
^ Lou iso Simpson, Christine Tomp- year choose n whole varsity team
kles, Evelyn Mudgc, ’25; Ellen M e for volley ball. However, Evelyn strong in the opposition to the Ger this city. Warrants havo been
s-.vorn out for arrest of persons
TI i ' m rn r him ( n r n l i r e nml
K
S 0T!I,|?**v
Everett, Rachael Keck nnd Alice Collins made vol man commercial treaty developed
I h n l him h rr* p„| |nln
.
r n r »|inrp llr r , n l .x r>|inl 11,r It (.
Smith, Marlon Couch, Eloiso. Dav- ley bnll varsity, receiving their in Hie senate foreign committee who are alleged to have stolen 24
|Mrf,-r, ,.„,„||,|nn In rvrr*1 ,r
IIk Ii I, miiii rlHcr. r lr ,
li |,
L".
Margaret Monroe, ’27; Evelyn “ K’s” for superiority in this gume. thut a suh-committec was named head o f cnttle which were led to
»;>rrf. r. hrnml n .n tlrM .’ frnnr
i-.<e« h e n ic n lli i i . r l r r l ,
In is.m. j
{mil r r :ir lin.-.prr,, „
Keck, Miriam Harvey, Lucy Lang, They have the honor o f being the to see Hughes with a view to mod O iklaud where nine o f the cows
ri,t:illl||in nil nrniiiid nml ,1 r!i<<!
h
n la n r* |in>nhlr „ „ , „ , r ,
were
butchered.
Owners
declare
,t Mary Pringle, Dorothy Miller, first two to win “ I” s” in volley ifications.
nl I h r iirlrr. Iln ln iirr o f K:«.*,l) <>«
IH »n!> K.vj.1 ,mi|
that 300 head or more of their cat
m i , Irrnm . A l.n im r r.-ir fm
Qu JDiMhoth Jordan. ’20; Mary Yar bail.
« a l n In » r o ,r
atiunt.
M S trim, ,
.
»r* Il
tle have been stolen recently by
fj ■■Irk I
brough, Adel Gibson. A!leu Collins,
Tho end o f the baskctbnll and THAW INDICTMENTS
tho
rustlers.
Dorothy Fuller. Miriam Smith. volley hall season
brings eight
ARE DISMISSED
(. American Gonzalez. ’28.
now members o f the “ F*» Club tn
ii TII
iii a i n 1 1
Mrs, Mary Harris Armour, na
' *■ Tho foregoing received class the front: Gladys Rush, Hazel
NEW YORK. Dec. 17.— Three In tional speaker o f the W. C. T. U
Alice dictments charging Harry K. Thaw
numerals by making tho class train Flowers, Annie MacKnv.
Methodist
either in hnskctball, volley ball, Marsh, Ethel Tucker, Ellen Pep with assault, kidnnppiug urul con will speak at tho
to ctr or hockey.
per. Evelyn Keck nnd Alice Col- spiracy in the Benjamin Gump case Church, Friday evening at 8 o ’
h
r
m
■ t <n
clock.
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all popular shades
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all iihadiw ........
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50c, 75c $1 0 0 , 1.50, $2.00.
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MODEL 6-10
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Ladies' All Pure Linen H a n d k erch iefs-F a n cy Lace Edge, $1.00. Embroid
ery Corners, 50c, 75c, and $1.00.
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TOURING CAR
Make your hid al any time up to Sat
urday, 5:00 I*, ftl. on our hid hlanhs.
enclose il in our envelope anil drop it
in the box. That's all there is to it.
Nobody will know il! No ourchasc
required to make a hid. It’ is open,
fairly and squarely to one and all,
without expense.
$125 CASH
S a n t o r d ’s G r e a te s t S t o c k o f G ifts
Complete line W om en’s Novelty H a n d k erch iefs...........
Nmv Huys a 1922
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�Cleveland Six Wins Hill Climbing
Record Tests Recently In California
fs&ssssm ssssB
Rattling against time an n tor- j fraction o f
tuous, steep mountain grndo and
liisplnying tfio^mpat spectacuipr
driving ever witnessed-on the Pa
cific Coast, Ralph Mulford in n
C!e eland Six touring1 par shat
tered tho stock car speed record
on Mount Wilson the other morn
ing by covering the nine and onohnlf miles of mountain road in 24
minutes 47.01 seconds.
In lire .'iking the former record
o f 25 minutes 48.85 seconds, held
|Tjy R.-ilph de I’nlnm in n newly in
troduced, widely advertised six, tho
Cje eland car, entered by the W .
1’. Herbert Comjmny, o f Lost An
y th ", not only clipped one minute
and one second from the old ninrk,
lnit .it gained possession o f the fa
mous i.o:» Angeles Evening Exp r » pernninent challenge trophy
for the strictly stock car making
tin* fastest time up the Mt. Wilson
grade.
To achieve the sensational feat
the Cleveland uncorked a world of
power, speed and endurance in siz
zling uji tlie winding,
twisting
mmii min course, which rises from
mi elevation o f 1250 feet at the
Ipwer toll gate to 5880 fret nt tho
summit, and Mulford nt the wheel
called upon his fund o f driving ex
perience and dnring.to make every
n second count,
Evening Express nt 7 Especially Sharp , Reductions
instantly the split secjn Cioscd Car Models And
of; the timers nt the
Substantial Cut In Other
»n clicking.
Several
Models; Big Year Predicted
kI enthusiasts gave *
— .— ■
is ' the Cleveland shot
Announcement of a reduction In
Tho Ltampcdo to coaches is
nd, disappearing for tho prices o f all Dodge Brothers
greatly stimulating Hudson-Essex
nits into Eaton canyon passenger cam was received Thurabusiness, according to W. E. Waui roared its way along day by 1, W. Phillips Sons, local
hnll, Hudson-Essex dealer, whoso
he mountain. He wu:i Dodge Brothers Dealers,
orgsnlxation is just dosin g a rec
view o f the spo&alot^i
The reductions ure
especially
ord-breaking year o f business with
ng point.
. sharp on the closed type.. Tho
75 per cent o f its wholo volunio
> high summit another I Type A Sedan, for example, on
ia enclosed cars.
f enthusiasts sennhed' which the list price was formerly
Tim recent reductions In the
f highway far below 81385, is now $1245. The Type B
price j o f Hudson and Essex coaches
glimpse o f the Cleve- Sednn,’ which formerly Bold for
to positions actually below open
c:t seemed like hours $»2o0, f. o, b. Detroit, Is now listed i
ear cost, plus the ability o f his
riant crowd, for De nt
at $1095.
$1995. There Is also a reducorganization to deliver coaches
$1035 to $995 in the
!; ‘.van a hard onu to lion from . $1055
promptly, have been vital factors,
nj each minute clipp- list
Hst price o f the Business
Bu. incss Coupe.
Coupe.1
he raid, in maintaining a consist
Dodge Brothers Roadster, uniter
ently strong sales volume in the
the new price, will sell for $855
late fail ccasotr.
nnd the Touring Car for $885.
“ The remarkable rise in popular
The announcement from Dodge
ity o f the coach,” ho declared, “ is
Brothers also carried the informa
an undeniable proof o f the leader
tion thnt balloon tires are stand
ship of the Hudson-Essex organ
ard equipment on nil passenger
isation. ConccrnH which orce scoff
cars. New pricer on Special Type
curs are qs follow s:
ed nt the coach are now straining
every nerve to build one. Tho
Special Roadster ....... $ 956.00
man in the street sees in this the
Special Touring ....... . . 985.00
•inedrest of*, all compliments to
Special B C o u p e ....... 1095.00
HORIZONTAL.
Hudson-Essex. When he thinka of
V E R T IC A L Special B Sedan ....... 1195.00.
a coach he thinks o f Hudson-Essex.
Special A Sedan ....... 1230.00
1—spring
85— quantities
£5— small fresh
2— self
He rciiiCmhoW that Hudson-Essex
Mo. Under their guarantee o f re
4—depart
o f paper
water fish
3— gTeat deal
The special types carry such ex
hn’j bid the experience o f building
fund send two dullnrs. Or pay tra equipment as nickeled radiator
6— Imbedded
37— allure
5— in the mat 27—
males
180,000 o f them.
J*—nourished
40— tree
postman tho $2 with few centa shell, motometer, front nnd rear
ter o f
28— and so
long twig 41— cheated
•(legal)
pontage.
Use tho treatment
7 bumpers, body stripe, r.tecl disc
forth
“ Hudson-Essex coaches came out 12—
(slang)
30— girl's hat
6—
poem
dny.i. Then if you are not wholly wheels, sculT plates, cowl lights,
Just three years ngo. The first .' 2— con ju n c
43—
means o f 7— sea eagle
tion
35— drunkard
satisfied write to that effect and and five balloon tires.
Essex coach cost IC00 more thnn
transporta 8—
famous
perform 38— attempt
your $2 will lie returned nt once.
the present one, und tho Hudson 13—
Announcement o f these reduc
Ten Year Bad Case Completely
tion (abbr.)
garden
39—
fury
9—
from
coach ?450 more than the present i
tions provoked endless discussion
II
m
ini
in
a
Shorl
Time
16—
vxi*?s
44—
tiers
40—
female
'
11—
clatter
one. Gradually tho coach prices
throughout thu entire industry. The
W ritei Florida
4fl— preposition 12— elderly
sheep
dintii.iehcd ns volume increased, 19— narrow
year
1921 has been the most sue-1
Woman.
aperture
4 7 —colors
14— gentle blow 42— bulky piece
until now we have tho unprece
cessful in Dodge Brothers history!
j>eru:*nent- 15— large Aus
£1—
part
o
f
o
f
wood
dented condition o f both these en
nnd it is now evident that the fac-1
verb *Id bV
Faced with tho loss o f her teeth
45— bird o f
tralian bird
closed cars selling at prices less 22— single
tory is determined to establish nu
n u ll
49—
pronoun 17— Japanese
after 10 years’ suffering, Mrs. M.
nocturnal
than the open ones on tho same
even more enviuble record in 1925.!
24— ranted
50— slender
J.
Travis,
an
esteemed
resident
of
habits
com
chassis. Hudson-Essex alono has 26— tinctures
Obviously, the market for Dodge!
marine fish 18— to that
Jacksonville, dorlures she finally
47— arid
accomplished that.
Brothers Motor Cars will lie broad
deeply
52— iong slip
lace
48—
witness | saved her teeth by a simple home
ened immeasurably by the lower
“ This ia a truly marvelous in 29— gain as
pery fixh
10— fknea o f
61— like
treatment: "worth its weight in
price::, particularly the closed cur
stance o f tho manner in which
clear profit
54— orderly
63— printer’s
Junction
gold." using tier own words: “ A f
Mcntho-Sulphur, a p l e a s a n t types.
quality has been substantially rais 81— man’s
method
measure
20— wearied •
ter having pyorrhea for 10 years,
Substantia! improvements in the
ed while prices to tho consumer
nickname
57— river in
55— secret ser
22— kind o f
'
my mouth is now healed. Before cream, will soothe and heal skin
appearance, riding com fort
and
were drastically cut.
32—
before
Italy
vice man
willow
that
is
irritated
or
broken
out
with
I found out differently. I wns told
other
important
detnits
of
construc33—
end
r*3—
unit
o
f
23—
disposes
o
f
56—
weight
“ It is astounding to me to see
there wns no relief and hud yield- eczema; that is covered with ugly
ton nnd desgn, plus the car’s long
force
fo r money
and hear the ever-increasing in 24— rule
cd to the loss o f six fine solid rash or pimples, or is rough and
standng reputaton for dependable
terest in conches. I really hear
teeth. Then I discovered Mount's dry. Nothing subdues fiery skin
Herewith b solution o f puizlo
performance, were responsible for
very little else in the conversation No. 4*.
pyorrhea treatment. Three days
the greatly accelerated
demand
eruptions
so
quickly.
says
n
noted
o f nutomobile men und tho pur
How to Solve It
after starting its use, tho soreness
during 1924.
For a number o f
skin specialist.
chasers o f motor cars. Tho wuve
left my gums; my teeth began to
Every number Indicates the
Thi moment this sulphur pre months production was maintained
o f this public preference has grad
tighten. Now my teeth are clean,
beginning
o
f
a
word—
if
hori
paration is applied "the itching consistently at a rate close to 1000
A R
ually been piling higher nnd higher
zontal, crosswise, until the first
my breath sweet, nnd my mouth stops and after two or three up- cars per day.
Now it lr, sweeping nil before it.
shaded stop to the rig i t ; if ver
completely healed.”
pliention . the eczema is gone ami
tical, downwards until the first
The experience o f Mrs. Travds I ^
,|:in is delightfully clear and
shaded stop below. Compare the
m duplicated in hundreds o f othbr, muooth. Sulphur is so precious
synonyms in the appended lists
cases. If you have pyorrhea—or „< tt skin remedy because it deto the spaces in the diagrams
threatened with pyorrhea yofar' urov the parasites that cause the
nnd fill in the words you know.
teeth arc in danger. Quick ondi burning, itching or disfigurement
These will give you clues to the
.Tffectivy. muiUuuiit .k . u a v a w S jjd ca th u -iiu lp U u r always -heals uomore difficult words.
When
ra
i ou can test, witmAit m oney-risk;rzem s right up.
completed the words should in
ru.
the treatment used by Mrs. Travis.
A small jar’ of Itowles Menthoterlock perfectly.
—*lF.ltfio|ziAfM___________
Bimply write the Mimdium <'o., Sulphur may be had at any good
IsiUXlftK BU4, hirtf k's*wrH Kstdiiala, 104.
391 Gateway Station, Kansas C ity,| drug store.
__Adv.
Local Dealer for Hudson And
Essex Cars Has Record
Breaking
Sales
During
The Past Twelve Months
S©
©
HAVE ANNOUNCED
A Substantial Reductio
ALL MODELS
NEW METHOD
HEALS PYORRHEA
New 1925 Models
Now on Display
AT
FIERY, ITCHYSKIN
I. W. PHILLIPS’
vVr. 1H SULPHUR
DODGE BROTHERS’ DEALERS
Oak Avc., nnd Second St.
PHONE 3
Try A Herald W ant Ad For Resal
NOTICE
ckAli cityvlicen^es *i#t
paid by January 1st.,
will be turned over to
the >‘hief o f police for
collection.
ELLEN HOY,
Deputy Tax Collector
Dec. 16 to 31st.
‘ ttltM *
A g a i n HUDSON-ESSEX
Reduce Prices
m
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS
HOLIDAYS
Ail schools, both white and col
ored, city und rural, will close for
tho Christmas holidays Friday afteyioon, Dec. 19, and will reopen
Monday morning, Jan. 5, 1925.
T. W. Lawton. Supt.
N BBH auBuaiBaBM aRH H BBH M BaaiiaaaaBaaaaaiiaaaH iiaiiiiK K aN
I.cd d j th f W o rld ' in ‘M h iiir - C o r I aim
•
V ;7
< ■:
<\
\ cl v a n ced S ixu^ d
Sedan *
I'ivo.Hassdn^crs
f. o. b. p a ctory Da,
*. * ' *( ,'.j , ’ • '•/ 'if*
' ' ’W o r l d ’ s G r e a t e s t B u
as Buick builds it W orld’s Low est Priced Car of its K in d
7 hr Matltr Six
COACH
$ 1 4 9 5
77: tS tandard Six
COACH
$1X 95
JWn /. •. 1. Said
ptliHMifmntMnl
Mt Is fa tJJtJ
i t i t k . 1 l i t C. II.
.1. C f « i PUm,
» lu l fr t.lj.. /».
Defer ttJ Pjrw*»u
t
Four-Wheel Brakes
is a smart-looking closed
car. Its Fisher-Built Body
presents the same attractive
con tou rs as oth er Buick
closed models. This body
is moulded to shape, with
n o b o x -lik e corn ers, no
unfinished appearance.
Five Disc Wheels
Fidl Balloon Tires
\
This Advanced Six Sedan for five passengers stands
absolutely alone. There’s no other 121-inch wheel[; . base sedan with 4 doors at so low a price. The body
fij is a masterpiece of beautiful craftsmanship. Doors
* ;are generously broad. Steering mechanism is of
’• special Nash design to meet requirements of 4-wheel
brakes and balloon tires. Just drive it.
lll)0 « l
A D V A N C E D S I X S E R I E S -S P E C I A L S I X S E R IE S
I d addition to Builk‘i two touch tnodtlt, th ru
art totnty-lkrct other Dutch tljltt to clumn Jtvm
M odels
range fro m
SANFORD BUICK COMPANY
“ Where Courtesy and Service are Paramount”
Phouv 5S.
W. W. Edwards. Proprietor.
j
When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them I
X :t .:r J H i.B 3 e R S H fiC B !iB 2 B U 3 S 7 .iir .G r r .r B i:u .s -::r r « 7 n iu is " 3 1
'*
OVERLAND
■ \
.
Call around or Phone 58 for a demonstration.
j R 'dson-Essex build ti.o C cach to provide a good-looking,
built, -iK-ye irclosed car, with finest chassis quality, nt a mix
I*
t .13SS1S value is the basis o f this great value. Itm usta
u •tne '-.{ permost Iactor in the service, sutislaction und eco
c f any cur.
A ! r iii idorn b row s Hudson nnd E'ssex chiefiy ns unri
c.;
v iluis 1 heir smooth, vtbratiordess m otors ijivc per
a.lie. distinction und cnJurinj* service thnt are famous e
v. here. * hcirtn onotny includes the most important o f all sa
Inrtf; t:tc. freedom from repair need, lo w maintenance
cxeepuo.tally lt!;;it resale value. A rtde will convince you
tne vVcrid 5 Greatest B u y” is exclusive to Hudson and I
ESSEX Six COACH $8?i
HUDSON Super-Six COACH
S u p e r -S ix
Sedans
5 -P u s s c n jje r *1795
Park & Commercial Sis.
Local Distributor
WILLYS- KNIGHT
Largest production c f O-cylir.dtr closed cars in the vvuikl i
pf'::c>ble thase pnee i eductions. H u dson -E ssex aIonuiha\
resources In produce these values.
H u d son
SEMINOLE OVER LAND COMPANY
V O U E WILLIAMS, Dealer.
10-212 Magnolia Avenue------------------------------------Phone HO7
$1 0 95 to $ 2 2 9 0 , f. o . b. f a c t o r y
Everyone Says it—Sales Pn
R edu ce*
7 - P a s s e n g e r *1895
Freight and Turn E.ctra
Sem inole Hudson-Essex Co.
NASH.
Terms can be arranged
PHONE 41
• ; i
�t r " r " 1 ■' c **■
ORD SET i
O bservation s I '. Radio Program
PmRram for Dee. ID.
.WSB— Atlanta Journal (-ISO) 8
concert; 1(|:45 Rndiowls.
WACIUNGTQN, Dee. 18.— The
*,„{} Novnl/dtlttrvntorV, which may obLli* ! serw thp t6thl solar eclipse o f
jc In 24 H o u r s , 2 t January 24, hl3 had Did Sol’s vaJtrtries under observation‘ fo r nenjT im e F a s t e r T l
' |y a century.
f In^tMHfliUptftOhntiJ. M. G M iii
pbiervert an 'tnohjar pr partial ec
EcELElS.' Drtt lBi— Hos- lipse d f thtf; ntlifr an Santiago,
[ f a whipping storm o f Chile. The total ecliose o f 1870
Lavy wind, a new Stude- wnB observed at Gibraltar and
Ljard Six Duplox-Phae- family, and eight years Inter, nn[csr chocked in at the other eclipse waa well observed. In
L of the Western Union 1883, Carollno Island in the Paci
m A. M., last Monday, fic waa used by n naval scientific
Ljo n 900 mile non-stop party during a total eclipse.
[its K?“ r sealed in high
In 1900 the total eclipse o f the
r*sn to Los Angeles,
sun visible
In the noutheaatern
was piloted by Edward
section o f the United States was
El Paso‘ distributor for
k rars. and C. K, Payne, observed by three naval parties.
' resentotive fo r Studo- They were stationed at Barnese same city. The men villc, Ga., Griffin, Ga., and Pine| run in actual driving .hurst, N. C. The next year the
u hours and ;21 minutes, observatory sent on expedition to
he time o f the Sunset the Island of Sumatra, Dutch Kast
Indies, to observe the total eclipse
and obtained good results.
ic motor stopped in front
In 1905 an expedition was dis
stern Union office, It was
rest it had gotten hi ito patched to Spain and Algiers un
d. Slipping Into
the der Admiral Chester, then super
business,tjisfcrlct through intendent o f the Naval Observa
the carAponorfned Just tory. With clear weather fine ob
fully a s ' tnfe d a ) it left servations wore obtained. The
ry. It had' been given Inst naval scientific party sent to
h test, and stood it well, Baker, Ore., in 1918, but a slight
I
ito of the enr wns from
to Dcmming, N. Mex.,
L N. Mex., Saffdrd, Globe,
Phoenix, Yuma, Brawley,
llsnds, Colton, and ' over
[ Boulevard into Los Ant 100 miles were made
bitter storm, the Studoking winds o f 40 to 50
icity, head on. In spite
king ruin and winds, und
rherous, . slippery,
pave*
W*"|'J'***
P”
' vI* pilots brnufjht the cr.r
pi splendid time, beating
1 eitimnted time
limit
[started from El Paso,
k made by Lcntcr and
■itutes a record, ft r no
I automobile ever has
Ito make a non-stop run
[route before ns it covers
[the worst ronds in the
,
g in for official time rocrttr and Payne declared
heen compelled to make
king detours in the Du
dley because o f road con'under way. The enr nc,thc desert ronds, moun
ts, curves nnd other diskroad features with perL It wus necessary to
rite pint, o f wnter to the
Unique Prizes Are
Offered In N. E. A.
Membership Drive
ST. PAUL, Dec. 18.— Police dogs
pure bred cattle, advertising space
in trade publications and other
" r t r u arc being offered by the
National Editorial Association in
the membership campaign it hn»
just launched.
H. C. Hotnling of St. Paul, ex
ecutive secretary of tho associa
tion, declared , he expected the
membership drive "to be tho larg
est ami most colorful member
ship campaign in the association’s
40 years of activity."
Fifty
attractive and useful
prizes are being offered by the
association to .members sending in
tho largc.it numbers of new mem
bers before, May 1, 1925, and an
nouncement o f the winners will
bo made nt tho annual convention
in Richmond, Virginia, in June,
1925.
Christinas To* Bring Cat Owners
To Thoiisahii^ Of People This
t - *- *
"* —•
i
~
■
ChrUtmaa th lr y«ar will bring, yraf anti tnade their w
antopiofcile ownership to thousandsi {penis will this ChrLstm;
w ^ F EI7 : ^ ,lton (303> 0 B1r
Hi t h e r Cluh; 6:30 Santa Claus;
C:f ° • « & « « ; . 7•«ilInstrumental.
t
' Y’ rjTII ifvomv j -,■
cal; 7:50 talk; 8 clopg s t e p ^
su
WCR;- >uffnio , (31u) 6 Santa
Claus; 7 mcert; •9:30 daticb.
, hd
( WMAQ— Chicago Nows ' (447.5)
0 organ; 0:30 orchestra: 8 Wide- ™
Awake club; 8:U0 musical gdoura* 5?
phy; 9 quartet.
gj
WGN— Tribune (370) 0 organ; !fw
6:30 concert: 8 classical; 10 jazz.
KVW — Chicago (536) G:35 Un-1 p|
clo Bob; 7 concert; 7:30 program:
h spueciiea; U -ll revue.
wi
W LS— (345) 6:30 organ; 7- PC
10:40 entortniners, orchestra, farm b)
program.
ul
WIIK— Cleveland (283) 6 bed*
trpo rtory; 7 concert.
• J*1
WOC— Davenport (481) 7 Snnd- «£
man; 7:20 cducationui; 8 musical.
WHO— pesmolncs
7:30- §j
(520) 7:30
8:15 violinist, pianist. 8:15-9 m u -) et
sic club.
W W J— Detroit Now» (517) 7:30 ^
V
_ ,,
orchestra, harmony knights, poet. ’
KDKA— Pittsburgh (326) 7:15
W TAS— Elgin (280) 6 concert book rovicw- .
9:30 studio; 10:30 dance; 11:30
WACE— Pittsburg (462)
0:30
artists.
Urigle Koybec; 7 address; 7:15
W B A P -F t. Worth Star Tele7180
gram (470) 7:30-8:30 program;
KGW— Portland Oregonian (492)
9:30-10:45 musical.
10 lecture; 12:30 Hoot Owls.
W DAF— Kansas City Stnr (411)
KPO— San Francisco (423) 0:30
School o f the A ir; 8 popular pro- oi'chostrn.
gram; 11:45 Nlghthawks.
KFOA— Senttlo (455) 8 concert;
KNX— Hollywood (337) 8 mu- 8:45 program; 10:30 concert,
sic; 10 features; 12 orchestra.
W GY—~Schenectady (380) 6:00
WOS— Jefferson City (440.9) 8 religious; 6:45 health talk; 6:55
address; 8:10 musical.
Salvation army
band, address;
KHJ— Los Angeles Times (395) 0:Mi orchestra.
8 orchestra; 8:30 children; 10 fcaW BZ— Springfield (337) 0:30-7
ture; 12 dance.
extension course; 9-10:30 concert;
■W HAS— Louisville Times (400) 10:BQ-11 dance.
7:30-9 concert.
LSD— St. Louis Post Dispatch
WMC— Mmphis Commercial Ap- (540) ? *°*?r,nTl0*.
n*>'*| (500) 8 bedtime, concert; 11
W CAP—‘ Washington (409) 0:J0
midnight frolic.
announced; 7 talk; 7:15 concert;
WCCO '
Minncapolis-St. Paulj *1 orvliesira.
(417) 8:30 musical program.
i
— -— —- — ;— - — * ,
W EAF— New York
(492) 0
H. S. Pond will bp in Hanford to
stories; 7 Happiness Cnndy b o y s ;'b u y . »«H and repair typewriters
7:30 style talk; 8 orchestra.
all time*. Call 528, office over
WJZ— New York (455) 0 Sav- W oodruff & Watson.— Adv.
min ensemble; 7:30 Kadiolinns; 8 —:------- ;----------------------- — ----Lr. S. Arm y band; 9 current topor-
w I
1 . -'A
Im-.*: .1
hie tor most anyone to purchase a
Ford cat* Dealers throughout the
country already have begun to Te
nor* enrollments o f persons who
plan on n Ford for Christmas next
year and it is expected that sim
ilar enrollments will show a largo
gain during tho next month or
so, for people of limited means
everywhere pro finding this an
easy and practical wny to pur
chase a car.
1
%. ■>*]
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour, nn
tlonnl speaker o f the W . C. T. U
will speak at the Methodist Church
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
THE NBW STUDEBAKCR STANDARD SIX D U PLE X .P H A ETO N . $ 1 1 4 5
Interwoven sox will ipakc a very
appropriate gift far him. Wc
have them nil rcadv in Christmas
boxes. McKinnon-Mnrkwood.
STAN DARD SIX
F you seek the utmost in a
JL the thrill o f open car motor
motoring, plus full and
complete protection whenever you need it—see
this new'type car.
I
m-tn. T’.n, to u. p.
SA l l . D iw ln -r iu c s n 31149
.VlVu^ U u , 1rvU o.tl«t.r 11)1
Co uni f. Club Coupe 1101
?-P«u. Coupe . . . .
I 4VS
5 l*.*i. Scdgiv.................. M i l
5 1’.**. Merlins . . . .
1650
4-w'httl hrakei. 4 ditc ivKnli,
160 . m u
Only. Studebakcr makes the Duplex. Only
Studebakcr offers this two-fold utility— and at
open car price. Only the Duplex provides the
weather-tight protection o f an enclosed car In 30
Seconds. Don’t buy.until you have seen this latest
2010 and most sensational development In motor cars.
i-l’.u. Uupl*».Phi^fl 314**
3-P.tt. Dupl.s-Elojditcr
4-
14*0
fa*.. Victoria . . . .
5-ra4l.F«d*n.................It 10
I ■!'.*«. P «r!ln .
. . .
.1 2 1 3
4-unccl bmltei. 3 d(*c ttbccl*.
573 *tlrn
F
T-IVa*. Djptsx IliM u n 11871
5 Pan. C oups. . • • • 16)0
7 l ‘* * i.S r J jn ................. 1781
7 P.ll. MerUue . . . .
ULL-si:cd balloon tires, for which fleering mechanlitn,
body lines and even the fenders were specially designed.
Natural w ood wheels. Lights controlled from switch op steer.
Ing wheel. Automatic spark control eliminates spark lever.
Upholstered in Spanish grain leather. One-plcce windshield,
glare-proof visor* automatic windshield cleaner, rear-vietv
mirror. Winged radiator cap. Clock, speedometer, oil pressure
gauge, gasoline gauge, auiaictcr in single grouping on Instru
ment board.
28SO
4 it hr(1 brrltri. 9 dUc tvkrrli,
#73 *UM
(Alt Tiled l . n . h , fa etm U l, ant
sut/td to tharsi* without nutIt*)
J tfin e Canchj
ft
•
l«
•! Ib« *11111!in-
, UMfnRn, 111,, iI sj. II, Wllll«.fna4>n( ft#
l*-lton J. Moughton
isn Harris Armour, naHiktr at the W. C. T. U.
at tho
Methotiiit
kurfdky evening nt 8 o’-
A H C IU T K C T
F (ry l N a tio n a l Ilanlt 31du.
S a n fo r d , ---------------- F lorid a
[FO O T SPECIALIST
R.VnJt. 7iti ni'init, Itiprtiw Ing N alls, H ea v y «*nl|.
I'oiscs tir tire d a r b ln g
ftet,
nil. t*. i,. ctn i.K ii
Y ow clt I lr e w
P h on e.
Alatiuee and Niglit
TIMk .
tciovn tor
Monday, Dec. 22
TAKES THE GUESS OUT OP
and OranU* from all
li-Rt of quality and
ntthlo.
•'
» latest assign*.
C. B. TDgHHL
h tfiiril. F lu riili
Hot KS3, fh o n . M I
W IT H
4MW5T3ZL A C f54
nouncement
Number:; of useful mul desirable gifts here will quickly end your per
m
m
Y jm
u
m
m
plexilics concerning what to give him— Select your gift wisely.
s im
l\A M WHITE
S g M I N S T R E L OC,
Prices:
Matinee:—
Adults ...... ................ $1.00
Children ......... ---------- - 50
NiRhtr— $1.00-$ 1.50 plus tax
SEATS NOW ON SALE
MI LANE THEATRE
Young Men’s Tuxedo Suits, $35.00.
Overcoats in all the new shades, $30.00, $32.50, $35.00.
Traveio Sweaters and Vests,
Bathrobes, fancy patterns,
600 to $9.00.
G.50 to $10.00.
Ear! & Wilson English Broadcloth Shirts, $3.50.
There is only one car whose
owner is free from all the worry*
all the trouble, and all o f the
expense connected with chassis
lubrication.
That car is the 1925 Cleveland
Six—the only car which has the
O N E -SH O T L U B R IC A T IO N
SYSTEM .
See this amazing new feature!
You “ stc-p on the plunger and oil
n il O Q
P r tn c c ic
n n v fe P !
Neckwear, 75c to $2.50.
Monito Hosiery, silk and wool, 75c to $1.50.
Handkerchiefs, fancy border and Linen initials, 35c, 50c
and 75c.
Card Cases with emblems, $3.50, $5.00, $6.50.
Automobile and Kid Gloves, $2.00 to $3.50.
Newly Painted-Special Six
*
-
*
Cuff Buttons and Watch Chains, 50c to $300.
Sell for Cash of
fi’ade for Good Building Lot
your special attention is called to our line of
ing Masonic, Kik,
Elk, Demolay, Rotary, Kiwauia
in handsome boxes with ehgln, buckle
belt. Prices...............................................
Harry Kent, State Dislrilmlor
Emblem licit Buckles includ
and ^hrinOra
Shrinks. These are put
© Q ffA
w O itlV '
SEE
l H. JACKSON
MERIWETHER BUILDING
1925 MODEL
a&jMT
�IS, 1924.
Advertise Sanford in Florida
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ontha._tl.40
Carrier, pet
Edition |LS4
All obituary
reaolutlona
menla urhere
be charged
ng rntea.
A H A ! THIS COMPLICATES MATTERS CONSipERABLY
As Brisbane
----------- - A
Thousan ^
are coming to Florida
_ . winter,
„
_ are'co
J
.r
v ' day* Report* from Miami,
Palm Beach and St. -Peterebarg indicate that every train
,
north adds hundreds more to those Already populous
citiee. Hotels and apartment^ houses are always filled to
capacity and more cannot bo JbuDt fast enough to take care
o f 4he flood o f tourists.
' till
In view o f these facts the problem which should confront
•anfprtl citizens, and especially real estate men, is "W hy
ey coming to Sanford and how can we get them
here?
T u n pu n a s
***”
Peace la Sleepy Hollow
M uncle Shot la Ayala
Rely oa the PreaWmt
Artificial Gold? Not Y e t
***—
* W
BY ARTHUR S R I8B A N 1
IC w n a k t HM)
us
|25ooloOT*,m
1
j j o u r t to keep' & ' } *
SAMUEL GOMPERS will'Ho in
the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery at
Torrytown, New York, not far
from the grave o f Apdrcw Carne
gie.
n T ">{
The much talked
itunity
o f Interest#” nnd
W
between capital and |i
bee ome
real in tho gravoyard,/'
In. Sleopy Hollow demetery, the
Ho
..
8tr,kca ■rid shootings,
all the little wars which seemed no
important here will be forgotten.
flLSOO0.*
m o ,.
Search for * jtfi'J.iiii
mladng » e w n V « ! |
\ ^
a
.i
/
/
Among those many thousands of people who are going I1'*1 ,°* ,e®vIna his own parish to
perhaps seeking merely a warm winter will 1>p m n n v t n 1
cmpoyrr,cnt In another. They
whom nlmoHt .tally hold-up. on Flng"S Avenue? ( K o J t 1'1" ' *ta‘
^MKland.
it
hi”k!
murders, drinking, gambling, and high life, as well os the
WORKMEN INCLUDE aomc not
tfld mayba often wonder w
v hy.
high cost of living, will prove exasperating and wearisome, ontirely free from race and rcllgouch people imunlly try it for n week or two and then, nerv iouH prejudice. They arc Invited to
perhaps this.,very night
Some lace-embroidered Luchin- ous wrecks, jump on the train'and go back to their northern
remember that tho powerful labor
var
hubed up upon a horse o f white,
And not upon
n trolle:
trolley car,
tad from thatt hohte
horse o f white
• should leap
aid with his plumo tho ground
■. would sweep,
Although she’s fond, although
, she’s fair,
I bet we’d lose licr then and
there.
* VT4
/ > sA
four love can love a swallow tail
la.iporc than I can understand;'
fa look as cheerful ps a jail,
Bpt. think we’ro dressed to beat
- 'the band,
'hAt noft o f chance havo I or you
Lochinvnr comes Tiding through
With yellow punts and vest o f
Kold,
A daughty knight o f days of
old?
If they knew of Sanford they might come here?
Why not tell them about it?
n.ot n co-operative scheme of advertising between
the Chamber o f Commerce and the various real estate con
cerns. Why not an occasional page advertisement in the
P.al™ Bench and St. Petersburg papers telling the
I* liu
, e c!t,cs whftt tho>’ can expect to find in San
ford? Why doesn t some Sanford real estate office boost its
development in out o f town papers, just ns Coral Gables does.
Why not some wholesale co-operative advertising scheme
boosting Sanford in other Florida cities ?
--------------- --—U-
Autom obiles and Dangers, A gain
unions o f the United States, giv
ing to workers the highest wages
in the world, have been managed
for u generation by Samuel Gompers, A JEW HORN IN ENGLAND
using his ability here to help oth
er working people.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, you
may be sure, will view with amuse
ment the attempt to hand a Teapot
Dome scandal to Ids administra
tion.
Gentlemen trying to turn over
the power nnd unlimited
possi
bilities o f Muscle Should to a pri
vate company, will hear from Pres
ident Coolidge when the
time
comes.
Where do they go nnd whnt do they do? When vour son
or your daughter joins “ the crowd” in the automobile calling
THE FIRST STEP in the busi
ness
o f making Muscle Shouls a
at
your
door
and
starts
merrily
o
ff
for
the
joy
ride,
do
you
n’ro lucky that you love us, girls,
......................
...............................^
dividend
producing plant fo r tho
know
that
everything
will
be
all
right
in
that
expedition,
that
We don’t deserve It, we admit;
"tho crowd is clean nnd straight, and the'^driver safe an d !(;unL,rul Klcctri(’ or some other
e haven't nny plumes or curls,
No silk nor astin, not u bit.
saiio?
company consisted in discouraging
fc dress the same nr. waiters do
nd they look bettor o f the two,
But please don’t think about our
i r Joolta,
(And keen nwny from picture
.
books!)
— Douglas Mai loch,
-oAlthough Jackie Coogun bus u
(w baby brother, wo hardly oxtet tho limelight to be shifted.
«
------------o - -
—
Tako enro o f your health nnd
ur complexion will.take cure of
elf.
-o—
Read Tho Sanford Herald and
u will notice that almost every
y some big reulty deal is conmmated.
----------o---------Perfectly easy to say it with
iwors twelve months a year in
srldn. — Timcs-Union — Yes, if
Ure a bloated capitalist.
-a
Tho St. Petersburg Chamber of
njmerce tho other day raised
B,0Q0 in forty minutes in its
qunl membership campaign. St.
itemburg hus big city wuys.
-■
o--------- Every time we pick up a news'oer and read about the freezing
father which is gripping the rest
tpc country, we nre huppicr than
«T We live in Florida.
The (jcrmnn tourist senron was
•'•rely hurt lust summer by high
m s prevailing there. Travelers
ildn t stand the summer prices
Germany and the winter prices
r Hindu too uo they chose the
Her prices.
New York City is devoting $50,• to fight typhoid in that city,
w, if New York were in sulubUs Florida, that $50,000 could
dovoted to options and ninetyc year leases.
rhe Rotary Club o f Jacksonville
launched u drive for $100,000
help students ut the University
Florida obtain their educations.
■ money could not bu bettor
nt.
resident Coolidge thinks no intigntion o f the United States
y is necessary.
Either tho
aiilont is justly tired of invesitions, or eb e he thinks we
e reached that Kutopian stage
m all wars aro history.
I$
----------o---------ji encouragement for early marfes, American /r e lie f workers
|ofrering ten dollars us a dowry
Armenian girls who signify
Ir'willin/neHa tat marry. Keep
t ^noney at borne. Relief Workb'ee America first!
be Conners highway is
now
i reducing the distunce from
ml to St. Petersburg from .180
!*J0 miles. With the exception
a ten mile strip, which U in
condition, all is hardsurfuced
I. In proportion as nuch high» are built, Florida *wil| grow
prosper.
o
se Tumpa Tribune reprints this
dine:
N ESCAPES FROM
CRASH WITH TRAIN
SLIGHTLY BRUISED
suggests thn) it serve* him
t 'fo r v.^arlrt^'
“ ***• -*<
Your daughter, of course, is morally strong. Your son
is
chivalrous
and "on
never
do miytmng
anything
nf lol.L.u Vi. .V
TV . the square” •. They
1
never no
ot wliith thg}, \\ould bu italjnmeii ,tu .tdi you. But what ot
the youiig people with whom they anHociato, who arc vour
children h friends and w hy?
y
There is recurrence just now o f criticism of the nutomomobile ns a danger to the nation’s morality. A letter written
l* Brnfessor Thomas A. Clark, dean of men at the University
f Ilhnms to the parents o f four hundred students who have
automobiles at the university, has been widely published and
lommented upoh. And dvery comment we have seen agrees
with Irofcssor Ihomas as fo the handicap to good college
pnivUIe” aUt° m0bl ° nl tho disP°awI of u young student must
n,«»MS L 0/ l.he comT nl:8; t0? ’ nffrec
Professor Thomas
d n n ? ur8 l,c:‘J,(l08 uiterfercnce with college work
come from the use o f the automobile for joy-riding; and bv
papers in all parts of the United States a statement of Pro
fessor Thomas, as reported by the New York Times, has
been re-published. According to Professor Thomas:
"The automobile is a waster of time and money.
It encourages loafing and the taking of frequent and
unnecessary trips out of town to the neglect of the
students regular work.
. I he possession o f a ear involves more than ordi
nary physical danger. A half-dozen students crowd
ed into a machine intended for two or three. There
is excitement and fast driving and frequent serious
accidents.
“There is moral danger in the car. Whatev
actual immorality often results.
fhonYtiU|!h po‘ l,n,,H ,is ,,u morc irresponsible now
;.!i?. ! . . has. a,^vayH ,)cen* .but tho automobile is an
udded temptation to moral irrcspon.sibilitv.’
nnd tiring out Henry Ford.
He would have used the plont for
•he public bonelU, in production. of
fertilizers on n gignntic scale
power, to be sold at low prices
farmers nnd manufacturers.
Eventually Mr. Ford, tired of
trying to do what ho should have
been allowed to do, retired from
the Held.
Now comes the second step, .Sen
ator Underwood, o f course, docs
not suspect it. lib is an ingenuous
statesman o f high calibre and
would not know,ugly turn over publie
r o n e r t v fto
,> a
■■ private corpora
lic n
property
tion, or knowingly deprive the
South o f the benefit that would
come from the right kind o f devel
opment o f Murclc Shouls.
Hut that is exactly what his
Muscle Shoals bill would do, if it
went through.
T ho president being informed, it
to predict that it W O N T
GO THROUGH. Competent men
in the Senate that understand the
value o f water power nnd also the
devious methods o f corporations,
will see that the President gets full
information.
AN EXCITED dispatch
from
Berlin tells you that American
hankers are supplying funds for
experiments that would obtain gold
from bnucr metals. They hope
that gold can he produced a j chcap1ly ns tin or copper.
H op) is beautiful, considerably
more beautiful than the gold that
gullible American gentlemen will
get for their latest attempt
at
transmutation o f mctuls.
P R A C T IC A L PRISON PROGRAM
MACON TELEGRAPH
The unpleasant comparison of
the penui system in Georgia with
that in Alabama, by Superior
Court Judge W. V. Custer, nt
Waycross this week, is interesting
to sav the least.
' Last summer those interested in
revising our State prison system
With a view to greater economy
itad efficiency not only in the pris
on department Itself but in other
■ijenartmenta o f tho State Govern
ment. did not take us very much
o f the time o f the legislature. In
fact, actions looking to progress
■Were in the making and more nt
tho State Farm itself. Cuptain
Bi n H. Dunaway, the Wnrdon. who
Was working with the nrnhlem
| Saturday
M
•nation. The result o f this was
what Imh Ik*on c«ilk*ii the? Dunaway Plan, s a forth in an nnnunl
report‘ of....................
the Warden to the Pris
on Commission, and which pro
poses Industrial units nt the State
harm with n view to manufactur
ing by the prisoners supplies not
/ y ;.or lf,L' l,r' s«n inmates hut
,for
u, other State institutions,
fn„
..such
,
for instance, ns the State Sanl'tarium. which purchase's thousands
'!* « “ B|>»s worth o f clothing, shoes
—. i .i :—
.
.
...
nntH, ibedding
and
the
like. -Un-•
r
w
’S S A
vntion wu:i not one o f theories.
The purpose wns not that o f e x
posing someone who was not exe
cuting his duties ns scientifically
and progressively ns he might. Tho
spirit has been one co-operation,
but nevertheless one o f exactitude.
Tho coming session o f the Leg
islature will be respectfully re
quested to give some thought to
tho prison program.
The plan is
to present tho common penal needs
in such terms that they will stand
on their own merits.
MIAMI HERALD
The representatives o f the Four Europe. These standards will be
Hundred
in New kork and there-1 those resting on a social system
,
about nre a.I a flutter. There has which hus tottered to its fall.
,-nmo to this country the Grand
It is probably true that society
Duchess Cyril, whose husband re
ull over the world needs the imcently proclaimed himself czar of
petm o f a new life thnt might
Itiia 'in, but which proclamation
reasonably come .from America.
'locj net seem to have taken effect
But the social standards need to be
H** yot.
those bases! on democratic ideals,1
, The Grand Duchess has come to
this country at the invitation o f tho days. 08° CrCHtt<I ,n 0,(1 feudal.
•Monday Opera Club, nnd her visit
There are few things more dis- |
'? r a u m n g j„ th,, f ,,lection o f it
*
tha” lht' fawning uttitude'
new Five Hundred, to tako
the ot the American
people when somed,t’ ^ ° ur Hundred chosen 'one with a dircredited title "arrives ' I
^
Ward 1» this country. The attitude of
.H A li.i-t i.
I lie new selection Is 1•onto people almost leads to the he ‘
tp hi along the bnes o f fastidious I **c [ that wo are not lit for domoc-i|
taste um! the (Jran.l Duchess is t o , racy nfter nil; that we"oughT°ta
:iSm.rki.“K r ‘ ,“
h"' ■/
.;“ k «
projocl. The visitor “ i,h. .""thine 'to rovommrnd ThSm
is n representative o f the broken
ti! ,ei» bestowed by a slap
Romanoff nristocracy, n discredited o f .“ kln.K*.V sword.
‘
relic o f a line o f royalty tiuit never
American ought to welcome all
had any very good claim to aris visitors who come to this country
tocracy. except a claim based orig- ? { ? “ ," / '••KRimate buriness. They
ma ly on force. Undoubtedly she shodd be received absolutely oil
will have much o f great value to
nee I ' i VidUal
We do not
teach American society boors of lo ! !’ S " w3ve«?. « Four Hundred or .
manners nnd morals
♦ .Hundred chosen according to !
The Opera Hub says: “ Society standards set by tho represenUltivSjS
in luurope lonit* across tho «oa to Of the discredited Romanoff or Hothe social life o f our vigorous new henzollcrn, or nny other broken
M i. New W ould Destroy
nristocracy. The only Amer
THERE IS in this universe n nutlon. The Monday Opera Club down
ASHEVILLE CITIZEN
ican aristocracy nhotild he nn arismust uphold standard* ’’
marvelous balance, supplying to
racy o f brains and rh;
laractcr «nd
The way it prop».*os to uphold toe
If the postal employees are to. revenues hv
,
the good taste that
this little earth, and to distant
,,,.st,',cllvc !«
have better pay, Postmaster-Gen- rates. With nfter °afJ,rohibi1tiv® suns, whose substance is analyzed standards is to have the standards to all who havo f.'rnf is instinctive
set by the decayed aristocracy o f iter
brains and ch a rn c-j*
erul New Is determined that all ev«n the princii In
^ rBr‘I o f
by
the spectroscope, elements r
classes of mail except letter shall end class mail ..u
foot tho bill and that newspapers without“ S u i n h. • . bS,,r needed, in the quantities needed.) r
e have mountains o f iron, boand periodicals shall benrthe muj- stray a large .or’ti.m
‘,Je’
mountain* of iron.
or burder of most of the addition- resources upon which i f
luX m1.118*!. wc
We have mountains o f hydrogen
FORBES MAGAZINE
■
*nhu,U
»’«nt must dunond fur incume'"4 ami tuxygun. because the earth
needs
them.
( ongreaa!
m“0HUrC n°"' bc,°re1thTha‘
."«t all. u t b he i,
---------- ’ J i S
What one thing doe* the world Don’t these lin. . Mr New’s proposal means p in e news paSr a” 1
N
I
W
ISE
NATURE
Woh't
permit
r,-,d m ..t
— apart, lhM i,.
u"ing the major burden on second limiting th,, operation
s
comprehensively,
what
man
to
decide
in
udvnncc
the
sex
tho
[>»?•. "1............
, ml period- o f
from that all-inelusive thing we •voild needs today.
cals) because the rates ho out- lightenment which
disinterested ° f
unb‘,A chi,‘ K T” do »*>. would call righteousness? Aren’t you in
lines will according to the Ameri- observers assert t„ i... i„,u
priKiucc too many boyp, too fc?w clined to agree with the poet thnt A little more kindness and a little 2
(• » ................ A moc UIIor o f f k - «!.!.. i„ a
«* «* * mss creed;
girls. And nature won't allow
i»l.. double the ru le, on newr.p...
Wherefore
Po.tni.'nter.Cicnenrl men to chunge the elements thnt what this old world needs is “ just A little more giving nnd a little
tin* art o f being
k in d ?" F.very
less greed;
timo I visit a factory or any oth
A little more smile and a little
er largo business concern. I find
:
l°®» frown:
myself trying todiagnose whether A little less ki Li
k a mar. when.Jfj
the atmosphere is onw o f kindli-i
he’s downneas or tho reverse. And som e-! A little mora
1
in the puxtul nervice is .r
.. o w in g j ,h, N t o t V & f S ®
wo and a little
how, if there is palpably lacking
less 'T '*“ ‘ °
O - * - " “ fol rw ulU . * w
■mailer. As a student o f eeon-l
*
great majormajor- cver niun a,,c8
lcan ’ » something. thnt spirit o f Kiiuirieiji, | cannot A
little more laugh and
nmica, Mr. New iinoear* before :»vThe
« newspapers in Rreai
a little
loss cry;
“
’
‘
Today’s accurate chemistry is bas help feeling that the owners, or
Comma* ...1 ULuSIStaiT. «i £ K w '.nT cZ’l ) 1
th*
executives,
have
fallen
short
’'' - ... ed upon the work o f the old alchemA little more flowers on the pathof ^ h ie v in g twenty-four-carat sucig-afez*
T S ; ‘^ tc. r worker*
’omlc a“rantway of Life;
-fa ir b't*, vainly uttoiuptiiiK to manu- ceirt. no mattur how imposing tho
g the And
'fiiiaHKal*
nun
WHEN A scientist looks ,,n nn
atom o f pure gold, counts the elec
v e i 4 y l fori?irfl!,«M.!u.,1lone ■!’ou! il? The right kind of uni- trons that revolve around the nu
u , ll). ‘ ‘ ’" ’L*18 ?tu'Rnta, at k-aat students under the Senior
cleus and realizes dimly the unut
or
perhaps
the Junior
n ,.,;,.
Ti
-t cla s s ,to b r in g a u to m o b ile s a s p a rt ol'
terable power, knowledge and pre
their college equipment. Students are also
*
*
‘
forbidden to cision involved in a single ntom
hire cars except by
v or
S Hur i CXp,C8S r r l88ion ot' thei>- facility ml- ot nny o f the elements, he knows
that no little human heiuj? in irointf
to manufacture such atoms for
himself off bund. Perhaps, in a
million years, but not now.
Newspapers
Are You Supplying Your Fair Share’
f'
;
•
SU RPRISE P A R T Y GIVEN IN HONOR OF
D R .A N D MRS CARPENTER LA ST NIGHT
Mrs. Miller Entertains
Fortnightly Club
Mrs. Frank Miller entertained
most charmingly, •the Fortnightly
Bridge Club and sbtfie extra guests
Wednesday ifternbon in her apart
ment Til tho W clak i building.
Red roles wore beautifully used
in decorating. Mrs. ,Ifi B. Lewis,
was the winner o f high score a
mong the club members and Mrs.
Samuel Puleston .o f the guests,
each were presented a lovely lus
tre vase. Mrs. A. P. Connelly cut
tho consolation, n bridge set. A
delightful salad course was serv
ed at the conclusion o f the game.
Those present were. Mrs. H. B.
Lewis, Mrs. D. L. Thrasher. Mrs.
George A. Do Cottcs, Mrs. George
D. Bishcp. Mrs. Hal Wight, Mrs.
W. J. Thigpen, Mrs. A. P. Con
nelly, Mrs. C. E. Henry, Mrs.
Samuel Puleston. Mrs. F. G. Ganaales, Mrs. Harry T. Bodwcll and
Mrs. E. F. Roumillat.
And that’s the thing
we’re all looking for
Wednesday evening a delightful
Dr. and Mrs. Carpenter leave
surprise courtesy was tendered
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Hcrhy left
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Carpenter at Friday morning for Palntkn where
they will mnkc their home. Dr. Wednesday for Dnyton, 0 ., nfter ti
Calcutta new, (7 tcmhU |in error, tho address to their home on Mugnolia Avenue.
Mrs. Mary Harris A rCarpentor having been assigned visit with the5r daughter, Mrr.
™
ha* sat on*Bpiiei 2?1
speaker.of tho<W.‘ F,°'lowi.nif ^ho P^ver Meeting to fill the pastorate o f tho Meth Mary Maines. They will return
Hut he is a reiig|0U| , J
.
V^I.
nt
‘
ho
church
n
largo
group
of
is announded fo r Fri
odist Church o f that city for the nfter the holidays to roniuin for
not just plumb l*iy
It will - be at the friends gathered in tho narsanngo next year.
tho winter.
hurch 'O f' 8 o ’clock, nnd greeted Dr. nnd Mrs. Carpen
One great evil of tha I
ter with songs upon their en
Evening.
f ' '
trance.
>.i *ii •! ,
Late In tho evening a pleasing ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
|HOLD BAZAR.
repast was served by a number
Iiodist
Indies
will
hold
Detroit man who ita!.
1 bazar in the Miller 0 ,i ho la(,l<JS o { thc churchand stayed out all nirit
Thc evening ended with songs
building, Friday aftcr,™o " ‘ in J,u " > '■ « * <
jturday. There will be and the good wishes o f thc mem
|of very attractive hand bers to Dr. nnd Mrs. Carpenter in
articles, toys, doll their futuru field o f work.
[nd
hnndicmbroidery.
also be a table o f cook-
NOTICE. ”
You can rest assured she will appreciate it and our de
ferred payment plan enables you to buy just the suite she
wants at no additional cost for. this service. Come in
and let us explain it tc you.
I IntheYear 1890
Personals
CHRISTMAS CLUB;
IS NOW OPEN FOR MEMBERSHIP
Deposit a little m oney every week
fo r a M erry Christmas next year.Brary Notes
Mrs. Lewis O’Bryan o f Kissim
mee was the guest of friends in
Sanford Wednesday.
Jo. Shinholscr will conItury hour next Saturday
Mrs. D. T. Philyaw o f Gaines
V 10 o'clock, when nil ville is the guest of her parents,
i nre invited to be pres* Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Zachary.
W E IN V ITE Y O U TO JOIN
FIRST NATIONAL
will be closed pext
Monday until Friday,
fistains day. •-Tfiiki n i
M the door in tha main
repalrifeiK' fl t ?li
i (an lio openod on
26tk, at 2 p. m „ ns
books due next week
riirhwtf on that' date.
Books Received
lowing (books of Non|>e just been placed on
-•helves:
R. “ Introduction to
' Good brief text book,
I(he head o f the Dcpnrtk y in tho University of
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
—!
F. P. FOSTER, President
B. F. WH1TNER.I
Try A Herald W an t A d For Results
|M. I,. “ Reader’s Guide
ull of compact informn;ling various subjects
[pronunciation o f names
It hooks, past and presfcblc for literary worker.
[J. M. “ Studies in Bot[ful to the general reader
(hool student, and leads
Jy o f horticulture and
Well balanced and
[remitntion o f fhe sub-
FOR QUICK SALE AT
$125
E. F. L A N E
Christmas
Club
Checks
Cooley.
..
“ Occupations
Ungers.”
Useful for
pothers and settlement
I^
“ Ives instructions in na
ff. rafia, weaving, ciuy
•nil father allied arts.
bated.
. L H. ^ “ Book o f Games
For all occasions.
a,|l in entertaining, as
i , nu; “ nd decorations for
P of party are given, inH 'various JioUdiBy*.P (national. Enfyclopadia.
H
'oluirfes R4-25. The
I ■ JUnws w ire revised up
^ thhwith' added
r,;t
period from 191-1r n'e 2,V also contains ' a
SEMINOL
County Bank
METHODIST BAZAR
Friday A fternoon and
Saturday
D ecem ber 19 and 20
Qld .Miller Huitdinff
Handmade Fancy Work
Toys Dpll Clothes
C o o k e d Food
|'tlldyt,|r COUr:'e> with uUt*
ihVv. ?u( hrUtma9 StandMe-
Bulb Collection Free
51*11 ,JL* r?,at,>’ for delivery on Monday. December W]
Flense call and get youra.
li5*LV Darrin Armour, na-
Mill’s Florida Flower Seed col
lection (12 pkts) $1.00.
Mill’s Home Garden Vegetable
collection (15 pkts) $1.00.
r r
the W. C. T. U.
U'e congratulate those who had the forcthoughtjj PlittnJiy evening
the ‘ Methodl"
nt 8 o ’-t
the past to prepare for Christmas by joining our tnn-f
Bias Club.
1
6 .Mill’s Special Flowering Bulbs
free with each collection
has been a periodic increase in the
original capital, from its surplus earn
ings, until now it amounts to more
than $1,000,000.
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The
I Consistent Policy
aal
wa
aa
o f the Company has been, that it is
not big business that counts, not how
much business— but, what you have
to show fo r it. Notwithstanding a
uniform ly conservative policy, the
Company has* in twenty years built up
a L ife Insurance Business o f over
Fifty Million Dollars.
IL O T
Insurance Company j
Greensboro, N. C.
General Agent— Sanford, Fla.
Chas. >V. Zaun. Manager,
Jacksonville. Fla.
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35c to 50c each
$2.50 to $5.00
Shirts
Toilet Cases
Plain white English Broad Cloth and
fast colored Madras.
All leather traveling cases “ fitted” .
Black and Tan.
$2.50 to $5.00 each
$5.50 to $7.50 eacli
Pajamas
Fast colored cotton pongee stripe
Madrases in all colors.
Silk Socks
Phconix all silk, some with clock and
fancy stripes. In all colors.
$2.00 to $5 00
75c to $1.50 pair
Stetson Ilats.
Velours, tan, brown and black and fells.
All shapes—grey brown and black.......... .............................
. $7.00 to $12.00
Men’s and Boys Ties
Traveling Bags
New patterns, all-silk and knitted ties
Brown, black, linen and leather lined
50c to $1.75
$4.50 up
M e n 9s S u i t s
I*. O. Box 102
-d
Men’s all wool fancy English socks.
Plaids and stripes.
G olf Sox
Sf
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f o * They
l»„.e
l ,'^v tt*e wade
R a t t a n Shirt
Shirt Co.. Mc-
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Men’s Handkerchiefs
Colored border. Linen, plain and
with initials.
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Corner IhI St.
nnd Palmcttn Avc.
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210.
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M ill’ s Seed Store.
t*n’t
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man alive who
fihirts that he
.
U e tnyUe the citizens of Sanford and Seminole^
'J ? , J01un .°.ur Christmas Club for the year
1 ,a hnblt
8Qving a little each week.
I In 1903
Quality Merchandise
at Prices That Appeal
Love Turner spent tho day in Day
tona Bench recently.
E. S. Stanley who hns been in
Sanford, in the interest o f thc
Shrine Circus, for the past two
I' & Workman Toaster’s weeks, left Wednesday for West
1Third edition. Gives nn Palm Beach.
Jil arrangement o f sub*
I’ ER ACRE
[ring jokes, stories nnd
Fred Duvia nnd Harry Kent loft
Hus suggestions for Wednesday for Cleveland, O., to
liter, with illustrations attend thc nntionul convention of
[nus and serious.
aalesnien o f tho Cleveland Motor
■E- “ Cnro nnd Feeding Co.
Twelfth edition. A
IV)'i!c of high authority,
A congenial party having dinner
REALTOR
■the most approved up- nt thc San Juan in Orlando Wed
rihixls, used, for many nesday opening were Mr. and Mrs.
First National Bank IJuiltling.
pe
guide ,for( bringing up W. M. Scott mul Miss I«ouiso
PHONE 95.
ROOMS MM
Sarles nf Sanford, J. S. Crutchfield
C. D. “j^Dstumes and o f Pittsburg, Penn., R. B. Woolfolk,
Saleslady— Miss Ruba Williams
Amateurs.” Describes A. M. Michael and F. W. Skilly.
wtumea nnd scenes, as
['usual one:', especially
anmtayfcJJjjatricfil. A
II. S. PONI)
indbooK,
O ver W o o d r u ff & W a tso n
“ Solomon Apollo." ReT Y PE W R ITE R S
Irlenr mnnunl nf the hisl*it. including painting, B U Y ------ S E L L --------RENT
[*nd architecture. SplenDean—Repair
f,ns and profusely illusI'hone US
SMITH BROS.,
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a L ife Insurance department was addecL m aking it necessary to divorce the
David Munlcy o f Orlando was
the guest nf Mr. nnd Mrs. F. G.
branches o f the business previously
Gonzales Wednesday.
3| engaged in. -T h isw a s accomplished
*Mfss Neil - U'ilimnis was
tho
by incorporating each o f them sepguest o f Mrs. It. R. Write In Oviedo
Wednosdny.
S3 aratcly, thus leaving the Pilot Life Insurance Company a strictly Life InMrr. Hcssic A. Brown left Wed ■3
nesday for Clearwater where she
55 surance Company, but the holding
will spend tho winter.
company o f the stocks o f several oth
Mrr. F. II. Wharton nnd Mrs. A. ■■
er successful corporations. The sub
S. Bardhnrdt o f Dnytonu Bench i
spent Wednesday shopping in San
sidiary companies have been very
ford.
profitable and these stocks have in
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lane, Mr.
creased steadily in value.
nnd Mrs. W. M. Thigpen and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Talley and
Mr. and Mrs. Cliaricu C. Brown of
Lakeland spent Tuesday and Wed
nesday in Sanford.
GIVE HER FURNITURE
FOR CHRISTMAS
With an original capital o f $25,000 the
Pilot L ife Insurance Company (then
the Southern L ife and Trust Com
pany) had its beginning. For twelve
years this company engaged success
fully in Real Estate, Loans, Fire In
surance and Banking.
INOUNCEMENT
!o Pan-Hellenic AssocMrs. E. F. I^ine is spending n
ring Its annual •Christ- few days in Jacksonville.
n on Saturday, Dec.
k at the Green Par
Roy Chittenden motored to Jack
ra on the Orlnndo Winsonville Wednesday on business.
hwny.
,
e will Fe $1.50 per
Dan Hurley o f Jacksonville is
lationnt sorority memvited.
Reservations spending a few dny3 in Suuford.
be mndc early through
E. II. Parker has returned from
Henry o f Sanford.
a short business trip in thc cast.
20 ACRES GOOD CELERY LAI
TH E FIVE HUNDRED
A",CT,“ n' •>«" •»
. .
Br at 10 o ’clock.
9 Coolidge is loot:,,- , ■ , notice..
dlnlomats. He uliKh* M
l Organ Club i w ill. hold
men who stay out l * ! , ^ J Christmas bazar Fri(tnrday. Dec. 19 and 20
Bad hew* from SL
Urs. H. B. Connelly’s
o f n watch company owe, a
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OUR
der tho present arrangement, tho
State Sanitarium hns been experi
encing largo deficits that might
be avoided by having thc laborpower ulrendy possessed by the
State utilized industrially. Thc
plan is not one objected to by
union Inbor, ns the manufactured
articlos nre solely for State use
nnd nre not sold in thc onen mar
ket in competition with tho pro
ducts o f free Inbor. If the Stnte
Farm hns tho economic right to
raise its own food, in competition
with the farming classes, certain
ly it should be allowed to make its
own clothing.
So, last Summer, the forces on
the State interested in practical!
'
The South
\ m meeting o f ® 'W a d n S S '^ f iS - 1 ^
nrbor,
^ built
noon was well attended and prnv- for plants for the dlay, ground.
.ea a very successful one.
There was ^ vote cast to supple
” A .C hristm as play klven by the ment the janitor’s salary so there
“ J™
under the direction o f might b e a yard;m an employed.
* piljen hnd Miss Foster was
Mrs. b tella,j'P . Arrington an
the delightful entertainment o f the nounced an art exhibit for March
afternoon. Miss W elch entertained and plana were discussed .for the
the smaller children during the Patriotic parent to- be .given in
afternoon with stories and games. February'Under tho direction o f
Mrs. Henry Nickles, chairman, Miss MeRae.
*
was in chargo and reports o f var
Mrs. Morsa gave an interesting
ious committees were given. Mrs. talk o f the social scrvico work
Edward Markell, chairman o f the she is doing in Sanford and ask
play
ground
donations ior
for tm
the children
..A i w
"
I committee,
i .......J . reported ed for ouniuons
and there is to be a drive nut on I for Christmas stockings.
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(hbors.will meet at 8
3!asonlc Hall.
S S J * 1,0 had «•
l not •
iron
any workman
convict
I' rc‘
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wui miuui UHIVICI*
.
In Hollywood
^
j
«novlc star is
refuses to r*y.mp^!^ *•
rcm eirboi
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HOLDS INTERESTING MEETING
i* ‘^{ewinan wlH edWrolicatc Luncheon club.
r Harris Armour, na»r of the W. C. T . U,
Ithe Methodist Church
jT a ? «
3S
a s s o c ia t io o n
J *v!c$ k 7 Bridge Glob
Kth M rt: W . 3; Thlp-
a r t,for him to
wait
Bet
town.
K
I wonder if It rolled too fast?
I'm sure the ladles o f today
Ire fon d and faithful cv’ry way,
And* lH , I, think, may often
J J y
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______________ MISS K ATH RYN W ILK E Y , Society Editor.
icial
lendar
yeJr®U2, » « « t ,
*
octal oi
TiS-A,
enough to buy Y 7,6 present*.
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t]
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fishing grounds, nnd its many varied sporting activities in
ever}’ state inathe union and fcfcpeffally in those crowded
areas around New York and C h ica go And in ndditiomMiaml
has, roceivedisuch.advertising as money cannot buy.^Mmmi
has been ih e cfihtfir of moving picture scenarios. Miami Inis
mibtT r J h*Af e & f e M w * Brojidway production. MiaSni has
ON EARTH, in the sunshine,
gotten t«i be brfthc tongue df tfvery person in the North, able
THURSDAY. DEC: 18, 1924.
equality o f capital nnd labor is not
to take, or at nil interested in even talking about, a winter’s
yet reality. Labor ia labor with
BIBLE THOUGHT
f O R TODAY
vacation.
kfpjr.'iv
• •. )’• ' r *.
.
worry and uncertainty attached to
THE KINGDOM W ITHIN:—
Sanford o f course cannot afford to inaugurate at the it usually, And Capital with all ita
................not
..
The kingdom o f ,God. conicth
present
time an advertising campaign of such immensity. worrier, means aome leisure nnd a
ith observation; Neither shall
shnro in what labor pro, „
ay nay. Lo here! or, lo thercl for, Her funds arc limited and her advertising must necessarily systematic
lebold, tne kingdom o f God Is with- be conducted along conservative lines for n while at least. It ‘
it you. Luke 17:20, 21.
is however fairly well certain that tourists will never come
For the kingdom o f
HUT CONDITIONS arc better
neat and drink; but Righteousness to Sanford until they hear about it.
than they were. When Samuel
ind peace, and Joy In the Holy
Among those many thousands of people who nre coming Gnmpers' body was taken to ita
Ihost. Romans 14:17.
to Aliami, there are many who go there merely because they railroad station, In n heavy coffin
have heard more about it than any other place. There are o f bronze, speclnl cars were wait
FASHIONS FOR MEN
many who seek mild climutic conditions only, who care nothing ing, nnd the track was cleared.
I wish we wore the,'things o f old
It is no longer a crime for work
for jai alai, dog racing or toulette. Yet they go to Miami be
1 see in pictures o f the past;
Hie world moves on; so fast it cause they have heard o f Miami and have not heard o f San men to unite. It wns a crime onco.
And they no longer brand with a
ford.
rolled
i »« •actua
te* for repubtr$ dlapatrhea
-j
V oth«rwl»« cred
it Ihlh pnpgp and Alan the local
_ published herein. All right*
ot reotiblleation of special dlapatchherein are alao reaerved.
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Curly Blue Serge Suils, guaranteed all-w ool. Velvet finished.
Shorts, Stouts, Slims, and R egulars....... ................................. *......
$2500
The Yoweii Company
TOYS AN I) DOLLS
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�M.
ryShockcr ls 03, bate*and throws
»ifht-handed. He broke into the
M* league with New York in 1016
BIrs.~Pred Walama o f Cameron
Avenue bus Mid. Alice Landman as
t .
her: guest. Mrs. Landman is cn__—
• ActoidJiig to lilt) oiliciai nver- route from her summer home in
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-T T T r r
fife". B urt was slightly more cf- Michigan to her wither hbmo in
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pert, owner o f the Yankees, and, fdetive las t season than Shocker. St. Petersburg.
Her Huggins, manager, with Bush wor* 17 and lost 16 game.* and
Recent visitors at the Boston
npre Sfiler,, n ia m w * o f the St. M owed 3.57 earned runa per game
ui8 club. The Yankee bid waa da compared with Shocker’s mark Stevie home wero Mr. and Mrs.
■eptH by Siaier after proposals o f 4.18 runB per game* although Eppa o f Apopka. They—were ac
daughters,
he Won 16 and lost 13 games. Bush companied by their
har played in five world's cham Mm. M iller and M « . Entalcr and
pionships, two with Philadelphia grandson, Mr. Wood, all o f Vir
and New York and one with Bos ginia, who came south to attend the
Recent visitors ntj the J. C. ^Msgolden wedding o f Mr. and Mrs.
ton.
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;.r
S
Avenue,
Epp:: which was ctflebfatcd at tneir worth• homo on Bcardall
- r
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home in Apopkn lost week.
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Sanford
Tbs Garreson twins, Mary and
Martha will arrive Dec. 20, from
Veteran Spitball Hui%r Is
Charlottei N. C., to spend the hoA
Sent to New Yoyk in Ex
Cameron Avenue ' were - in Jack idnya with their parents, Mr. and
change for Foe Hush And
sonville us guests o f their niece, Mrs. K. L. Garre:x>n on Richnjopd
Mra. Bostwick and family recently. Avenue. Miss Elinhcth will glsp
Two Rookie Twirlers; Deal
Regarded as One of Out nic Mack’s Philadelphia world Mr*. Bostwick will bo remembered be nl home from Stctoon Upivcv•'
chnmpions, sow service in Boston as Mir-s Nellie Cowan, a form er slty.
standing Trade This Year after
hin years with the Athletics,
coming to the Yankees in 1922. Ho
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—The deol departed from Philadelphia when
by which Urbun Shocker, veteran
___ Mack broke up his team in the deal
St. Louht spitball pitcher, whs trad„„„
’ * which
sent Schung und Strung with
ed Wednesday to tho New mYork
him
iY7
}P ®°®ton and Thoma.i, Kopp
Yankees in exchange for Bullet
...........
Wi,
and nn/j
Gregg
and n reported 3price o f
msIap <« wnn
Joo’’ Bush and two rookie twirlers,
$60,000.
not only ranks among the outstand ’ Bush camo to the Yankees in
ing player transactions o f the win. 1JL2 with Sam Jones and Everett
ter season, l>ut Involves the trans hcott in exchange for Roger Pcckfer o f two o f the American Lea
,nP"«ffh’
Picrccy, Jack Quinn,
gue’s most prominent boxmen and “ Rip” Collins.
In age and experience there is
We will he Closed on that Date. Have your cleaning .
little to choose between Shocker
■
and Bu::h. Tho latter broke Into
done early and avoid tho rush.
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Association Wi l l
Compile Data On
Students’ Vocation
East
sigh t o f his power in organized
baseball and threatened with depo
sition.
The club owners o f tho Ameri
can League, meeting in joint ses
sion with the eight club owners o f
ttM National League, pledged to
Kenesaw M. Landis, commissioner
o f baseball, that President John
son would be removed from offleo if
he did not immediately cease what
was termed “ misconduct” meaning
Books bearing on vocational
subjects arc being placed at the
disposal o f students.
Alpha Delta chapter o f tho fra
ternity Kappa Delta Pi will bo in
stalled at F. S. C. in the nenr fu
ture. Thoso initiated are Vcrlie
Robinson, I xjIh Moser, Audrey
Pnckham. Alma Grant, Gladys Jor
dan, Louisa Verri. Ixirralne BoyIan. Emma Helscth. and Alllo Loti
Felton.
IMIONE 465
Sanford’s Lending Cleaners.
A lasting g ift for all the family, ft
This startling action resulting
liter a series o f secret meetings
n which American Leaguers pnrieipated during tho day, exploded
Ike n bomb ehell in tho ranks o f
rganized baseball.
The American league owners nftr a peace committco twice had
onferred with Commissioner Lnni», held a meeting nt which the
ittcr publicly denouncing Johnson
or j1, crl^cl*m o f Commissioner
>andls administration was drawn
Pi signed by all o f the club ownrs excepting 5#t. Louis, and inter
resented to Landis for adoption nt
is joint session.
President Johnson, nftcr a conirenco with his club owners prior
\ the Joint meotlng, suddenly left
is hotel without announcing his
sstinntion nnd was not In nttendice when tho rebuko fo r his aticks on tho commissioner was prointed.
The action o f tho American
eaguo club owners in publicly
enouncing Johnson for his atLcks on Landis and his adminis’■tion’ was regarded ns a swoepg triumph for tho commissioner,!
no since the scandal Involving
pxy Dolan nnd Jimmy O’Connell
the Giants before the 1924
j
uiiii uim n n cii from organ»d baseball, referred to the coiniHsioncr as a “ wild eyed crazy
t, and also said Landis should
ve colled off the 1921 world’s
ries because o f the scandal on
> eve o f tho baseball classic.
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hod as thoir guest W . P. Cochran
of West End, N. C., for a week
recently.
,
. •.
“v
Mr*. W. R.- Cuerry accompanied rord
her brother J o h n ' Ingram, Mrs,
Ingram and Miss Mabel Ingram
on n trip to Stark last week to r y bridge. p p,lr t!*
visit their sister. Mrs. Elwood Irish.
Mrs. Irish will h*»remembered by
mnny as M bs Ella Ingrnnm, a for
mer resident here. John Ingram
Sr., is with his daughter Mrs. Irish
Clifford
for an extended visit.
to buy; simplest to drive; cost lessfo
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THIS
ESS DIRECTORY
ird (o p la c e within easy
[the people o f Sanford
Ices ho often needed.
|his list when any H pciirc is required. It is
I alphabetically
for
ivcnicnrc..
READ THE ADS IN
THE HERALD AND
YOU WILL FIND
On good residences and improved business
property in Sanford. These loans can be made
in amounts o f $1,000.00 to $100,000.00 fo r a term
o f 3 years, 5 years, or 10 years.
N o D e la y s —
Q u ic k S e rv ic e
r«r space in thin
DIRECTORY
PHONE
148
THE GIFT ACCEPTABLE
Lincoln
ified Directory
Sanford, Florida
J. H . J A C K S O N
Office With Sanford Bond & Mortgage Co
Meriwether Bldg., 2nd St.
At the Christmas Store Where the
TELEPHONE 611
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Sanitary hand cleaning nnd
•••in*. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305
Bring the Kiddies to our Toy Department it
down with them and let us helo von m»Li
Dig Doll with voice for only 50c
A “ Mama” Doll with bobbed hair
for only ?2. I8.
He probably won't tell you
what he wants for Christmas
but we will
\ ou know how some men are; you ask ’em what
they want tor Christmas and the say: “Oh, I don’t
ri]
Om; in
'onof (he
me most attractive (lolls
dolls :in
doll land with her hair neatly bob
bed, a new voile dress with an
organdie piped bonnet to match
nnd a sweet voice that s a •;« m nm :i
ed black and white for the practi
gift with n suggestion of luxt
Early selection will give you the
vantage
of
unlimited cho
Pricda from 50c to $3.00.
A. Ii. C. Rubber Balls, from 15c to
$2.50.
Men’s Silk Hosiery, priced from
50c lo $1.00.
Box Paper is always a correct F
A large assortment of tlLfferei
styles. Excellent linen finish p
per. Price from 20c to $1.50perk
Men’s Sport Belts, $1.00.
Men’s newest shirt styles. Many
patterns and designs from $1.75
to $8.50.
•*44 iHlInAI •.
Tall hand cut Sherbet SeU, $
value, now $2.35.
I he new line o f Christmas Neck
wear. Priced from 50c to $1.50.
out one of these dolls— tastily
dresssed. Value $1.50. Now spevinl during Christmas 98c.
He’ll like a Smoker’s Stand,
P u{* showing o f new Bed Spreads
includes wanted sizes and patterns.
Price from $1.75 to $25.00,
A real Drum with fiber head, $1 50
value. Special $1.00.
When he settles down for tlietfft
ing he wants an ash stand at 4
elbows. That is just the thifln
light and portable, yet very H
stnntial. 28 inches high, pdj
chrom finish; removable glaulil
ing.
hull size Bed Blankets,
front $1.08 to $12.00.
P°Hv should have a ride in a fine
Go-Cart, $1.75 values, $1.25.
A wonderful fiber Doll Carriage
$6.00 value, now $1.93.
Grass and fiber
9x12, $5.98.
Shiny Aluminum Coffee
priced from 50c to $1.75.
Chocolate Sets, from $2.5
Strong Velocipedes, hea
tires, priced from $ 1.50 (i
Climbing Monkeys, 25c.
Sets
Imported China Tea Sets, from
$1.00 to $2.50.
Rugs
Special
Friction Drive Auto Truck from
$.00 to $2.50.
Large siz Picture Blocks from 25c
to 75c.
ing STATIONS AND
UITO SUPPLIES
IT’S FILLING STATION,
[Jay and night. Sanford
[^and Second S tr e e t.,
p s ^ i t V I c F . sT A T ti^ r.
N «i Oil, Tires, AecessoIService with a smile. Elni
N . Phono 447 IJ .
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P—Three stations.
Alag|u)(i Second. First nnd Elm,
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d k v k m j p e k s a t t e n t io n —r»u snrnlit Is brslnmng the KrrnUst de
velopment In niurlda's hlatf.ry; a
half million dollar Mahway to the
gulf bench just
finished; n two
million Uu.lar bridge ncrnss Ksi'ntnbln Bay started; •nt.-irt«r million
dollar opern house under construc
tion; two millions being spent on
hlghwny; greatest chance for live
M. W. GEEIt, Herald
dsvnlopern
to get In nu ground
Phono 148.
rloor. Writ® Development Departmwnt The Pcnwacol* New.
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J, E. SPURLING, suu-divismn charge 25c cash with order. Write
specialist.
Subdivision to Or- for complete rate card.
Inndo, Florida, nnd F l o r a
PALM 1JEACH COUNTY—The
Heights, Florida on Dixio High
scene of stupendous developmentway.__
Rend about it in the l’nlm Bench
SIGN PA m i NG________ Post. Sample copy cent on re
SANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right quest.
prices for signs o f all kinds.
ADVERTISING gcln results if it
R. N. NIPPER,
reaches potential buyers.
PaSanford Avenue nt 1st S treet
intkn Daily News is circulated in
Phone 473-J.
an industrial nnd agricultural sec
PAPER HANGER— I. L. Talbott, tion
painter nnd
paper
hnnger.
Phono 3511 Orlnmlo road.
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
Florida real estate advertise in
the St. Petersburg Times. One cent
Advertising
cent a word daily, two cents a word
Sundays.
LEARN ABOUT Yolk County nnd
Lnkalnnd, through the Star-Telo* THE MORNING JOURNAL is the
gram. Best advertising medium In
accepted want nd medium in
South Florida Published mornings. Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word
Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
an insertion. Minimum 25c.
OHIO— Xenia.
Make your rales
through tho Xenia Unxctte.
Xenia, Ohio. Rich ufrricultural
district. Want ad and dLpluy
“fate* nr ” m f W f l t r ».
OTIIlNf,
S. W . BRADFORD. EiiM
Tailored Suits— $32.50 0
Milam; Theutre Bldg.
________ NOTARY PUBLIC
L i t t l e w a n t a i > in The
Herald will bring you big re
sults. Advertise those old articles
you have stoivd a wav nnd have
no use for. A lutle thirty-eent nd
may bring you orvernl dollars.
Phone 148 and, a representative
will call to see you.
a
MIRACLE Concrete C©* genera]
cement work, sidewalks, build
ing blocks. Irritation boxes. I . B.
Terwllleger, Prop,
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Co
N, Laurel St.
P]
HILL LUMBER-------------- COT
— . House of
Service, Quality and Prico,
Miscellaneous
For Sale
all
w ool
su rra
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand
cleaning and pressing. Scotch
JVoolen Mills. 305 East Second
Street*
Real Estate
Real Estate
HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
FOR SA LE — Modern Bungalow—
located Magnolia Ave. and 11th
St., $1,000 cash, balance terms.
This is a good buy. R. W. Deane,
Seminole Bank.
SUBURBAN HOME
IO R SALE— Grocery
stock and
fixtures, will rent or sell building.
Other business necessitates the
_____ Dressm aking
*n!e of same.
Apply Box 507.
Fashionable Dressmaking— 001 Sanford, Fla.
Mngnolia Ave., phone 88.
Sanford Building und Loan A s
sociation Preferred Stock can be
cashed on 60 days notice, interest
Help Wanted
payable April 1st and October 1st
you can't beat it.
Don’t tnko chances
in cheap
Buy eight per cent Preferred
cotton mixture— Buy tho
wellknown guaranteed All W ool Scotch Stock in tho Sanford Huildinjc und
BUNGALOW
Woolen Mills suits tailored to your I.uan Association, established 11M>8.
individual measure. 305 East 2nd
On Park Ave. Close in.
Fivo
Used
Street. Only $25.
rooms and Bath. Completely fu r
nished. Side walks and street pnvIRON AGE
WANTED— Young lady to d o
Ing paid. A bargain, complete at
SPRAYER
stenographic work
nnd lean
$7,000.00.
bookkeeping.
Good
opportunity
HOOLEHAN
for nnibitious person. Inquire at
CORNER LOT
COLEMAN
Hernld Office.
3rd and Oak
Located on Oak Ave., close in.
Phone 410
Enstern exposure. In nice neigh
borhood. Street Pnving and Hide
FOR SALE— Buy your Christmas walks paid. Can bo bought on
oranges now.
Fanciest , fruit very easy tetms. Price $1,000.00.
v
W ANTED.
packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J.
Young man between 19 nnd 35 R. Ellis' Market, Celery Avenue.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
yenra o f nge. Must furnish small Phono 561-J.
bond anti be nwuv from home. If
BEFORE BUYING.
making connections with establish FOR SALE— For your Christed firm appeals, write E. E. Laymns tree or evergreen decora
t«n. General Delivery, Sanford, tions, leave order with Sanford BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC
giving full address und telephone Cycle Co., phono 261-W or see
REALTORS
number.
M. M. Lord.
202 First Street
Sanford, Fla.
W ANTED— Wash women nnd mnlil
nt tho Pico Apurlineiils. HO Coinmcrcial St.
We hnvo some beautiful lake
front lots on Lake Wildmerc one*
Apartments
half mile from tho Dixie Highway
in a nost of beautiful clear lakes,
For Rent
FOR SALE—Turkeys for Christ for sale.
We will build your home, land
mas. O. W. Spencer, phone 400.
JR RENT— Three room
scape your grove, nnd relieve you
FOR SALE—One Jersey cow with of trouble and worries incident to
ment, 300 French Avenue,
three week old calf. Cheap for building up n place.
f o i l KENT— Four room apart cash.__John Murphy, Pace ’s Lane.
In the meantime, you can go
ment unfurnished. Mrs. Alex FOR SALE— Flat-top desk7~Call fishing. You can fish in any one
nnder Vaughn. Phone 323-J.
027-W.
o f the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t
know how to fish, wo have soverai
FOR RENT— One two-room fu r
nished apartment. Apply Her FOR SALE OR RENT— 10 acres experts who will be glad to show
15 minutes walk from city on 1you. Mr. Scholfield who has been
aid office.
Sanford Ave.
Flora Heights. I singing at tho Baptist Church will
vouch for the above.
Corey, 503 W. 3rd St.
FOR RENT— T wo room apart
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
ment, lights, gas stove, nnd
Longwood. FIsrunning water, n<*nr Court House, FOR RENT—20 acre truck farm
ill) Commercial St.
for spring crop. All tiled, good
drainage, liox 211, Sanford.
FOR SALE— 10 acres in MarkFOR RENT— On furnished apart
am, aoven miles from Snnford,
ment and two furnished IhmI
six room house under construction
rooms. 1000 Oak Ave.
FOR SALE— Fine registered Jer barn 14x10, two acres under culti
sey Bull, 1 milk cow ami fivo vation, 10 acres cleared, splendid
heifers fresh in month or so. I’ rice citrus land, will grow anything,
FOR RENT— One apartment. 316 for whole hunch $100. W. C. Ijiw - good water. Prico $1.200.— Eman
Hon, Orlando, Fla.
uel Peterson, (Jen. Del.
* “ f typewriter* for
y-ternt«. for rent, also
•fltt* supplle.il Room 9
Kanner’s Department Stor
213-215 Sanford Ave..
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m .„ i„
n
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.
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e.. I hree Blocks From High Prices Phone 550
FOR RENT— Furnished bedroom
with wood heater, also garage,
117 Laurel Avenue.
FOR REN T— Rooms with or with
out meals.
Reasonable rates.
Lincoln Hotel.________
FOR RENT— $25.00
.
per month,
10-room houso in country near
paved highway, good location,
electric lights, good water. II. C,
Du Bose.
I.O T *I I.OTHI
I 3 » Iliu m , *20 p r r in nil III n l l l pul
nil In iin u .m .ln ii
nt •mint- nt
tin* hrxt Ini,, in Inn n. \V <■ h a ir
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f c u m * i i i : ii iii m j a i .o u , t i.oHi: in .
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A. P. Connelly & Sons
Houses For Sale
FOR SALE OR RENT— Furnish
ed 5-room house. Water, lights,
nnd gas, nico location. Reasoanblo,_709 W. 3rd S t ___________
FOR SALK— 5-room house,' bath
sleeping porch, doublo g a ra g e ,'
1229 Sanford Ave. Box 855.
FOR SALE— Four five
room
bungnlows lined throughout, just
Price $890.00
FOR RENT One furnished bed o ff pavcil h ig h w a y
Must be
room nnd garage, 815 Park each for quick sale.
seen to lie appreciated. Can give
terms. A. II. Hawk, Ginderville.
FOR RENT— Large office on
First Street. Opposite 1'ostof FOR RENT OR S A L E -H o u s e no
2018 on French Avenue. Apply
fice. Reasonable. Inquire Semi
to Mrs. II. M. Edwards, Paco Ave
nolo Business Exchange.
nue or P. O. Box 765.
FOR RENT— Two ‘furnished room:
C0-1 Luurul Ave.
FOR RENT—Two or three furn
isher rooms. »11H Laurel Aev
nue.
FOR RENT—2 nice
furnished
hnuM-kccpiug rooms $20.00 month.
312 East 6th St.
you tlealrn prompt sorvlce amt
exceptional work
CALI, Otto
Sanford Steam Fresacry
F irst Hirer!
Lost and Found
FOUND— One bull pup, owner
may hnvo snme by identifying
and paying for ad. Coco-Cola
Wanted
WANTED— Four
pnssengera tv
Miami, by car. Leaving Mon
day. Apply Manhattan Cafe.
WANTED— Man with saw mill to
cut about million feet o f pine,
north shore Lake Monroe.— W. C.
Ijw so n . Orlando, Fin.
•
Bottles— Harrells!
" *
Price Bros. & Co., Jacksonville,
Fin.
All kinds— All sizes— Rea
sonable prices.
Highest price#
paid for junk.
Scotch Woolen Mills adds Jew
elry department—Guaranteed Jowclry.— If not satisfied come back
nnd we give you a new one FREE.
Solid gold and si|v.»- all latest
designs. 305 E. 2nd St.
— Orlando—
HthtmU rfut 'Winters
Hum/ne* a
BETTER HOMES
CLUB
You can buy Furniture and Ruga
o f Quality at moderate price*.
Our Better Home* Club enabled
you to pay for it a little a t a time.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE NOTES
Well loealed business property.
Desirable residential property.
Highly developed farms and groves
Unimproved lands.
Try the service this organization can give you
First National Bank Building
Sanford, Florida
BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK
Haggard and Company can place )
erty on the market to your advantage
Fifth Floor
Phone 72
|
9Vi acres on latke Front. High
Point on proposed boulevard be
tween Sanford nnd Monroe. See
jft)
W . J. Thigpen
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WOKKS—Oil
wood stove*,
• Your credit
--a. 321 Firat
Five acre farm on hard road, FOR SALE— Newly painted apcc-:
now in crops. Cheap nnw on easy ini Six Studebaker touring cor.
Will sell for cash or trade fo r
terms.
good building lot. See J. II. Jack
W c have houses to rent. Come son, Meriwether Bldg.
in and seo us.— Seminolo Realty TRUCK FOR S A L E - A F i d i ? 3
Co.. 110 R. Second Street.
truck in excellent condition. May
be seen at Iown City. Address E.
R. Moore. 250 N. E. 25 St., MiamL
Rooms For Rent
Join
Yowell-Drew Co.
O ffice in
ing Annex.
*r“ l Thud Street.
1
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REAL ESTATE
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lot, m riH T nf I Itli.
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m on th ly .
a n o n n rw r.H T tiK vr
n iu a : •»*■%% a-riM»,u ImihkiiIimi., t,,Krthrr ltlllt rnrnrr li»l. t'liMr III,
(■mill)' ItM'ii IIiiii, rlmnt-r
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will bur lhi-in nil. Ilnl rn*>.
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Furniture and Rugs
By GEORGE McMANUS
8 AND R E P A IR S ,
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Touring tltftfv
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Large tract o f Florida Und 1255— E "r'!
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age required.) and well located.
•TKItM* TO 1 0 X 11 P K o n .B " J*
Key West—Thompson Icc Com IS PKIt TEST OPP r o i l ALL CARS
pany to spend $75,000 enlarging
I. W. PIIILLIPR SOMI
U «U > Oealera
Apartment house on First St, P h nn c Mo. S,__________O ak A * ■ ! U ,
his Is n bargain.
TRUCK FOR
SALE A Federal,
truck in excellent condition.
One five-room bungalow, in good May bo seen in Iowa City. Ad
condition. $600.00 puts you in this dress R. Moore. 250 N. E. 26 SL.
house.
Miami.
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FOR RENT—Tho desirable E. T.
W oodruff residence, cor. Fourth
Oak Avenue. A fine place for a
gentleman ami his wife to mnko
their home.
(R e a lto r s )
Best quality Tea Pots, $L23*
Automobiles
Houses lo r Rent
105 Magnolia Ave,
Phone IS
THE FLORIST”
for all occasion*.
Phone 260- W
FURNISHERS TO MEN W H O K N O W
SANFORD, FLA.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
All sizes and shades, mak,
ideal Christmas g ift for “ 1
Sec them
at
McKlnnon-M
wood Company.
“1 pleasure trips at any
all 44.
it TO WRECK HR
i i.mas r
OUlt NRW HUGS AT A BIG
Don’ t miss this big Five Day I
are open every night until 9:0i
Christmas Gift
Suggestions
Building Material
Ask Mr. Connelly
Fine assortment of Salad
from 50c to $1.50.
New Dinner Sets, light
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE—
Send In your subscripUon to the
Tribune or hand it to yonr local
dealer so you can read Florida's
Sg*®*®** newspaper.
One year
0 months $4.00, three months
$2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur
ance policy sdd 75 cents to your
order.
“ DO YOU W ANT to buy or seU
anything?” 1*
If ~
so advertise tn
the “ GalncsvilU Sun.
WERT V in o INIA—Cl
Clarksburir Kxpon
including Sunday, it
TO REACH the prosperous furmHE AND MOTOR ltEers and fern growers of Volusia
WTNDING.
county advertise in the DeLand
Daily News, rate 1c per word, cash
;t e l e c t r i c s e r v i c e with order. ______________________
tport Electrical ropaira.
Central Avo. Orlnmlo, MAINE!— Watervllie, Morning Sen
tinel. Thousands of Malno peo
ple are interested in Florida prop
erty. Reach them through the
EL
Car. Drivo it Sentinel. Rato card on upplicaOak nnd Second St.
ADVh’ RTlSfii in the Journal-Heraid. South Georgia’s greatest
) BODY R EPAIRING
Morning, afternoon,
■S STEIN — Automobile newspaper.
repairing nnd Rebuilding. weekly and Sunday Classified rates
10c tier line. Wnycross JournulHome. Oak Avenue,
Herald, Wnycross. Georgia.
ItT(IS FOR HIRK ~
pfiJT o 8EUVTCT5
bay
St. Meets nil train*. Ilagjranafer. Phone 651.
AUTO TRIPS
Cut Glass Water Sets, from
to $3.50.
Ham ami Sum the comical min
strels. 98c.
McKINNON-MARKWOOD
Ai>vi:irriM\n
_s n i v iri-:s____________
US. •AIAA&N* .w rite* <Uv
L\»r.d newspaper adverI
complete enm■ Tenj'urs of experience.
lGlo or Box 71, Sanford,
Imported China Berry Boff4
from 50c to $2.00.
|
Men’s novelty Ilumlk erehiefs, from
Steel Kxpress Wagons, from $1.00
to $5.00.
neat mm to it; ionic in and let us
help you select the things he wants
Gaily Colored Musical Tops, 25c
Puzzle Picture Block Set, 50c.
Advertising
-AD RATES
A ll Sanford Business Activities o f Importan
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Business Conditions in North
HUGHES
EXTENDS
And East Point to Ability
tion
Buy Larger Quantities
Integrity of HEARTYGREETING To
And to Pay Higher Prices
itor Underwood
Shipments To
TO TOKIO ENVOY Local
Begin About Jan. 15
D
iance of BreakDeadlock Over
Before Recess
HBf
When Gompers' Body Lay jn State
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wood, Norris
Entrenched
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY,
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AND DEPUTY FACE
BRIBERY CHARGE
Jap “Scare” Talk Is Halted
By Cordial Reception Ex California to Have Small Crop
tended to Ambassador By This Year; 5000 Cars of Bad
Goods Held in New York
Administration, Congress
Ousted Prison Officials Are
Held Under $3,000 Bonds
Each Pending Outcome Of
Hearing to Be Held Soon
Endorses Plan Ai
ArrangementsMade
To Install Station4
Support Poultry
Body is R equested
• ■■ ■ 11 i
Thnt prospects arc bright and
Railroad Committee.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19,-Dcclmve measures to reassure the coun indications are that Sanford’s 1025
ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 19.—A. E.
Make Request Roa
try agninst the scare of an Ameri- celery crop will be equally as large
Snrtain, depored warden and L. J.
as
that
of
last
year
and
that
the
estrangement were
Officials Very Soon
Fletcher, suspended deputy wnrden
„ GTON, Dec. - 19.— can-JHpancse
taken Thursday both by the admin cr»P will bring into this city n
of
tho
United
States
penitentiary
substantial
increase
In
money
over
testimony of Edwin istration and in congress.
here, charged with soliciting und
Plans for what is declared ; :
the receipts of last year, is the
disclaiming and in- J n n formal statement which general
accepting bribes from prisoners, will be tho first municipal,
opinion voiced by the heads
were held in bonds of $5,000 each
|o f reflecting on the broke beyond the bounds of ordi of the several Urge shipping or
Tho body of Samuel M. Gompcrs, president of the A merlcan Federation of Labor, lay in state In his late Thursday by United States radio broadcasting station in
diplomatic courtesy, Secre ganizations in statements given to
of Senator Under- nary
hotel suite in San Antonio, Tex., before the departure east. It was in a metallic casket.
Florida to be installed in San*
tary Hughen welcomed the np- The Sanford Herald Friday morn
Contmisidoner Joe Abbott.
mocrat, Alabama, in
intment of n new Jnpanosc am- ing.
District Attorney Clint W. Ha- ford were announced by May*
al he wrote for the
ssador to Washington and pre Although Sanford nmy have an
gor contended for a minimum of or Forrest Lake at the Cham
dicted an era of “the most cordialincrease of between 150 and 200
orning papers Dec.
$15,000 each, while the defense a t ber of -Commerco luncheon
between tho two coun acres tih syear, the general in
torneys stood out for having Flet
log the Washington relations”
tries.
.
cher
nnd Snrtain released on their Friday at the Seminole Ci|fe
crease
for
th
estate,
it
is
said,
will
he senate investi- Almost at the same time the probably not exceed 100 acres duo
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 10.
own recognizance, or paroled by nnd that body went on record ^ ,
—The house resumed consideration
mittce has closed its house was m othering In quick or to the fact that the Manatee sec
the court In custody of their coun ns being unanimously In favor
of the navy appropriation bill.
sel.
to the matter. Chair- der a resolution designed to build tion is reported to have planted a
of the project.
*
A senate committee investigated
Make Bond
«r 'began preparation up an anti-Japanese alignment smaller acrcago than during the
A
committer
composed
of H. R.
the Washington Herald attack on
le committee report to among the white nations bordering season of 1023-24. Tho increase
Sartain and Fletcher sprung a
Senator
Underwood’s
Muscle
Stevens,
George
A.
DeCottea
and
surprise on tho government by ap
Senator Underwood the Pacific. The proposal was be locally is believed to be duo to the
W.
M.
Scott
was
appointed
to
meet
pearing
before
Commissioner
A
d
the editorial contained friended only by its author, Repre fact that last year’s crop was so Kahn Was Ranking Republi Shoals bill.
Death Stalks in Wake of Icy bott, nnd demanding an immediate
. . . . . . . . . V Britten,
u . i t t c n , Republican, |III.
| | . successfully marketed
m u i H c i c u 11101
II sserverV that it
nee to him and his Mus sentative
can Member of Military A f-, A senate committee held
-t hearDlnsts: Wire Cnmmunirn- hearing: They cair.o presumably with the City Commission nt ltd
inois, and found nmong its most I
*ive cnem.irsgement to local
i hill.
fiii-u rn m m iH n ,,
iu I o . nif on ,hl transfer of prohibition
f u u s C om m ittee in 1917, enforcement from the intcrnul revtions Are Down and Train to urrungc bond, having been a r next meeting to complete arrange
. for breaking the Mus- earnest opponents house leaders growers.
for the Installation nml
r
uvored
Publishing
F
u
n
d
onuc
bureau.
who
live
on
the
Pacific
coast.
Last
season’s
celery
crop,
despite
deadlock in the Senate
Schedules Are Delayed rested at 11 o’clock Thursday morn ments
Ing. Appearing in court with them equipping of tho station within
Underlying these developments the fact that the outlook a t its
Christmas recess had
0 . v, p n . u „ . „ . n _
' The Win hington government beoust to the vanishing there was revealed a studied con beginning was particularly dark, r „ ^ FRANCISCO, Dec. 10. — •spoke an era of “tho most cordial
CHICAGO, ILL., Dec. 10.— The nnd signing their bonds were Jo the next four werkr. Mayor Laku
with opposition to the viction among highest officials hero brought Into Sanford approximate- Julius Kahn, for 24 years repre- i uiutlbns” between the United middle west today was added to seph Jacobs, wealthy proprietor stated that messuges have already
from the States and Japan.
cars
ac, 13,100,000
» - w---- 1----- ---from 5,280 u
un h
i * sentativo in congress
bill unyielding and thnt there is no threat of trouble ly
tho domain of storm nnd cold that of a string of drug stores in At been sent to government officials
ding to government reports and
pared to invoke the per- between Washington and Tokio un cording
for five days has held the North lanta. L. J. Hood and O. J. Mor nt Washington asking for permis
5
,n
lr
L
n
Cnf
i°v
.r
L
U
‘“
"‘
iln
‘
vic«
Chairman
Culbertson
of
tho
p ;...... of
„ ____
%11„
ris. The private fortunes of ths
heads „of the
night sessions to ob- less by popular agitation, imagined it is the oopinion
commission IndicUed « de- west nnd tno Rocky Mountain re bondsmen were said to run into thj sion to establish the station und
fairs committee for many sessions sire for
dangers nre magnified into real local shipping interests thnt even fa/rs^*commfttp!^
un order for its complete equipgion
in
its
grip.
Snow
and
sleet
transfer to some other
hundreds of thousand dollars.
more money will be brought in dieil here Thursday after an ex branch of government service.
Jure of the attempt of misunderstandings.
nient will be dispatched wlthm a
nre
generally
forecasted
for
the
■Curtis. Republican leader, President Coolidgc and those who this year. This assertion is based tended illness.
After considerable argument by few days.
Great Ijikes region and the Upper
•
Leigh
C.
Palmer,
president
of
■to fix the timo for the chare with him responsibility for upon the cituation as it now upnnd the district attorney,
Mr. Kahn was 63 years old. His
In presenting the plan, ftie may
Emergency Fleet Corporation, Mississippi Valley nnd portions of counsel
hud left the leaders of the foreign relations of tho na pears and assuming tliut the prod wife, Mrn. Florenco I’rag Kahn, the
the Southwest nro already hover Commissioner Abbott set tomor or said he had been prompted to
testified
before
the
house
shipping
uct
will
bring
as
good
an
average
tion
look
upon
their
contemporar
i main factions. Senators
his two sons, Julius, Jr., und Coning near the zero mark, expected row nfternnon at 1 o’clock ns a do so by hearing a broadcasted
tentative dute for the hearing. At report of tho advantages of At
Democrat of Alabama ies in places of power across the price as it did last year, when the rud, and three brothers, were at board investigating committee.
to sink still lower.
Tho department of agriculture
Republican of Nebras- Pacific as candid exponents of In average price was $1.75.
that time the government, which
his bedside when death came.
Death
stalked
in
the
wake
nnd
winter wheat was sown wire communications in many sec contended for it continuance until lanta ns an inducement to get peo
There are two factors which in
entrenched Friday in ternational friendship. It is the
Tho funeral will be held in San estimated
ple from the north to go there and
ilnation to fight for their belief of the administration that dicate thnt the prcspects for the Francisco next Sunday from Tem this fall on 42,317,000 acres, 0.5 tions were interrupted and trains Saturday morning, must either muke it their home. He declared
bills.
Japan is performing faithfully her local crop are exceedingly bright, ple Emunuel, according to plans per cent moro thnn in the fall of delayed. Three died in the Rocky make it legal showing ns to why that more publicity und advertising
1023.
“
* the
'
bt situation thyritcning Oil,gationu
under
arms treaty according to W. M. Scott, general announced tonight.
Mountain section, one in Oklaho a further continuance should be could bo secured for Sanford by
ace test the . unoanl and tho Washington agreements manager jf the American Fruit
Representative Britten, Repub ma, two in Chicago. There were granted qr consent to dismiss tho this munns than by any other way.
Mr.
Kahn’s
illncr.s,
which
began
our .of Senator! for relating to th*_Far East; tba-Jw r Growers Inc. One In that in genwnrrnntK.
a yeur ago with un Infected lican Illinois, proposed n confer- also Injuries numerous. Tho tomVarious membors of the Cham- .\ i
Ui- “ST'£ Murqn Shoals government U tKTittt o«rn— ,CVj •« 1
In the argument, counsel for the
business sltuatoon In the about
o u t • n d T d l s e « e o f ^ nntlim. bordering on peruturo in Montnna was 34 below.
ber of Commerce expressed them- ,
t c9r<nisaloij has been keep pace with the new onief of mirth is described as being- “easy”
A train whs derailed but there worn defuiso charged the district attor «lv*s o« being huortily la fnyor s .V :
« wrliamentary posit- international relationship and that and free from tho restraints which
no injuries. 2,000 telephone poles ney with delaying tactics not In of the plan. It wns announced that .
„
they hope will result in her responsible leaders want ndth- were placed upon its preceding tho nesday when n cardiac disturbance] .
were cut off in Oklahoma and 135 keening with whnt was termed his among other things the gendral ad
?LRep.r,C* towns
being accepted as a ing but amicable relations with the general election in November. This arose. At 6 p. m.. Wednesday I “ "w*™
rush to get Snrtain und Fletcher
isolated.
night he became unconscious and fcn^a “ ve Madden of Illinois for the
e.
United States.
fact coupled with prediction that nt 10 a. ni., Thursday suffered a house speaker! hip were sent out,
arrested. They charged that he nnd vantages of Sanford would he told
together with current happening.!
r the debate in the senIf the two governm ent are per competition with tho Sanford crop
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. — secret service officials, uccompunlcd in
the New Jersey delegation put
this city and the vicinity. Kxsenator Norris declnr- mitted to go along together, un will not be any greater than last cerebral hemorrhage, At 12:30 p. and
forward Representative Lehlbueh Freezing temperatures probably ns by Ansistnnt Attorney Gcnurul W. cnl'elit musical programs and oth
d information to show hampered by agitation and suspi year with prospects of it being nt., he dieit.
nil night nt the
far south as central Floridn by J. Donovan,. spent
.
........................
for
Republican
leader.
ncral Electric Company cion among the two peoples them much less.
Urged Universal Military
Monday were predicted today by j prison interviewing convicts to get er forms uf entertainment will bo.
The
department
of
justice
began
Alabama Power Com- selves, it is the belief of the pers_
Training
weather bureau. Weather fore- evidence in the case. Hager stat- 'Supplied (luring the winter months,
Regarding the northern outlook,
|wo ways—by stock own- Ident und his advisers that the best Mr. Scott said, “Conditions in the
Mr. Kahn, who came into nntion- un investigation into charges that casters foresee a continuation of ed that not all his witnesses were rite ntation will have a sending raby interlocking direct- of international relationrhips will eastern business world nre much ul prominence through his activi an employe of a senate.committee the cold weather for several days inmates of tho prison, that he had dlua of approximately 2,500 milea
rule between the two capitals. But better than last year. There is ties as ranking Republican member accepted money to use his influence and have issued cold wave warn othern to bring fro mSuvnnnnh nnd ami will be installed for n sum
leaders Thursday failed they do not conceal their recogni more money in circulation und in of tho miltary affairs committee in for legislation.
ings for Ohio and Western Penn Columbus, and thnt it would he of approximately $3,500, it is said.
empt to fix a timo for a tion that if the American and Jap general there is n relieved situa 1917, was a strong advocate of
Joint W. Sneed appeared hei’oro
sylvania und for nil states from physically impossible to get sub
e on Muscle Shoals and anese peoples aggravate their mis- tion which offers a decided advan universal military training, mili Railroad Ticket Agent there southward to the East Gulf poenas served nnd have them here tho meeting to ask for support of
ed tonight that final ac- understandings out of allit propor tage to the sale of Sanford celery.’’ tary and naval preparedness.
the Seminole County Poultry As
States.
before Saturday morning.
le question could not be tion to their importance , the two
Still
Reported
Missing
sociation which he declared hiis not
Sartain
and
Fletcher
were
a
r
Speaking
in
connection
with
Born
in
Kuppenheim,
Germany,
ntil after tho Christmas governments will! become- increas- competition, Mr. Scott added that ho was one of the moat active sup
KENILWORTH, Tex., Dec. 10. — rested on warrants charging them been receiving the s u p p o r t that it
To
Finish
Audit
Soon
Kenilworth Friday is in the grip with soliciting nnd accepting should, in the matter of murkciing
embarrassed when they deal in New York State over 6,000 cars porters of wu ragainst that na
advantage of the parlia- ingly
of the worst blizzard in five years. bribes from prisoners upon infor iti products, lie explained that
with one another.
of celery have been put in cold tion, successfully championing the
lituation in the senate,
Check of the hooks of J. G. Bur The temperature which started mation furnished
by Graluim tho association U now offering
Whether Mr. Hughes had in mind storage. Thir. celery is described selective draft measure proposed rows,
senators favoring refer- any
missing ticket agent of the falling Thureduy afternoon from Bnughn, convicted in the Snvannuh guaranteed fresh eggs nt n uniform
us
being
in
very
poor
condition
by
tiie
Democratic
administration
particular
subject
of
recent
ho whole question to q
l® all local merehantj nnq
when he issued his state which will result in tho eurly m ar following the outbreak of the war. Atluntic Coast Line Railway office about eighteen this morning regis rum ring sensation, and K. J.
m moved forward with agitation
in Sanford, will be completed with tered threo degrees'. A half inch Sweeney, of Detroit, reported to that this price is lower than th' *u
keting of the crop before the San
He
was
appointed
chairman
of
ment
Thursday
was
not
revealed.
fosula in the hope of cf- State department officials declined ford product is ready for ship tho houne military affairs commit in the next duy or so, ucconling to of sleet Is on the ground.
prevailing in DeUnd and Orlando.
be a detective.
L. O’Connor, traveling auditor
cumpromisc.
Wire communication has been
Bootlegger Paid Money
Members of the Chamber were
to add anything to his pronounce ment. In California there have tee in 1021, having served as rep T.
motors Underwood, Deni- ment wcdcoming the new ambassa been large quantities of celery resentative from the fourth con who is investigating tho account. crippled. No relief is predicted for
It wns charged by tho two con urged to uik for tho labeled egg.;
■bama, and Norris, Rc- dor, but it wus recalled signifi shipped so that after Jan. 1, it is gressional district of California to Burrows, who disappeared sumo 24 hours.
victs thnt Fbtcher received $2,500 of tho Seminole body so that a
N’ehraska, lenders of the cantly that such a statement of estimated that there will be less the Fifty-six and Fifty-seventh time ago, has not yet been appre
each fro-i F.mnnntiol Kressler nnd
may be created und in t his
MISSOURI, Dee. 19.—A vir Morri:i Suectwood, wealthy New demand
tie Shoals factions, ex such an occasion stood virtually than 1,000 cars to be sent for that congresses, nnd the Fifty-ninth to hended.
way support given to tho poultry
tually
isolated
crust
of
snow
and
termination to follow without precedent in the history of state.”
Mr. O’Connor declined to givo an
Yolk bootleggers, for obtaining association in its efforts to make
the Sixty-eighth congress, 1905
iwir original courses. The American diplomacy.
estimate of the alleged shortage in ice several inches thick Is covering Uc:r. “soft and easy jobs about the the raising of chickens n big indus
Since local shipments will prob 1924.
Kansas, Western Missouri nnd prison." The warrant also chain try In this cuonty. The n a tte r
ur.ator declared ho would
Congressman Knhn was credited Burrows’ account, stating that the
Long before the secretary acted, ably not begin before Jan. 15 and
iwstion before the senutc word had reuchcd the stato depart the peak season will not be rench- with being tho first member of audit had not progressed far temperatures are going down in* ed Fletcher received $5,000 from wus referred to tho ugriculturj
Oklahoma, Arknnmts and Texns. Mrs. R. K. Walthall which, it and publicity committees.
i action and Senator Nor- ment of Mr. Britten's plan to pre
congress to direct attention to the enough to make any reliable state
(Continued on page 8)
itcd ho would oppose u sent his resolution. No official of
charged, influenced him in showing
necessity of extending the provis ment. Mr. Dumas, the superinten
George W. Knight called utten1until the subject was the administration would comment
favors to Kressler nnd Swoetwood. lion to the fact that n Inr^o mlions of tho law compelling the pub dent, was nwny from Sanford Fri
fully.
Sartain is uccused in the war yortlsemcnt of tho Atlantic Coast
lication of campaign contributions day and could not bo reached for
on it publicly, but it was apparent
Relief in Sight.
.... ns soon a sit reached the floor of
rant of receiving $5,000 from Lino Railroad appearing in a
nnd expenditures to primary as u statement of the case.
snate rules nothing can tho hounc that administration lead
Buughn and from C. C, Tuton to northern paper in which north
well ns general elections, ending in
Though railway detectives and
to stop this discussion. ers there had sensed the possible
have Tuten appointed chauffeur for erners were urged to Bpeud their
such ns amendment to the lnw.
police of several states are seeking
'nderatood has the Mus- effect of such u step at a time when
the prison physician.
Mr. Kahn's family emigrated to Burrows no arrest had been re
winters in Florida, failed to show
issue beforo the senate the question oi relutive naval
Shortly ufter the arrest, counsel the name of Sanford us one of the
California in 1066, and he received ported Friday morniig. Officials,
nimous consent agree- strength between the United States
his education in the public schools however, are confident cf soon lo
Happiness reigned supreme Fri- for Sartain und Fletcher issued the points touched by this road. Ho
Following an eloquent appeal to of San Francisco. Ho drove n cating Burrows aiul returning him duy in the schools of Sanford und following stutement:
disposition of the ques- und Japan already had led to wide
urged thnt In view of the fact that
“This is nothing hut a dastardly Sanford furnishes us much if not
public opinion in behalf of the bakery wagon for his father from to Sanford.
-* can hold it there until spread debate.
Seminole county.
contemptible political frame- more business than other places on
prohibition laws by Mrs. Maryj tho Ume be was 12 until he was
if he chooses. There is
Tho Christmas holidnys, two and
up from beginning to end and those this line, that niore consideration
Harris Armor, noted W. C. T. U. 1— years old. After
bon on debate in the senleaving
weeks
of
them,
began
when
school
Markets.
charge of the investigation well should be given to it in the way
worker, a local chapter of the school he entered the theatrical
“Pponents ure at liberty American Swimmers
wus dismissed today., The dnte for in
union was organized ut the First profession, playing with Edwin
know
it. We ask for our clients u of advertising.
1the bill as long as they
tho reopening of the schools has suspension
To Visit Germany Methodist Church Thursdny night. Booth, JAseph Jefferson, Tomasso CHICAGO. Dec. 10.—Wheat:, been
of the judgment of
set
ns
Jon.
5,
according
to
Mr. Knight urged thnt n commit
More than 200 people attended the Salvini, Clara Morris nnd others May 1.73 to 1.75*4; July. 1.50 nn announcement by Superinten their friends and public until they
of the commission
tee
ho appointed to lay before tho
MAGDEBURG,
Dec.
10.—Negolecture,
have
their
duy
in
court.
We
are
to 1.50%; Corn: May, 1.29% to dent T. W. Lawton.
ace that if the senate
who gained fnme on tho stage.
this appeal of the city.
Mrs. Armor declared that the
in a position to overwhelmingly railroad
w:* the proportions of a tiations have been completed beHe began tho study of law in 1.30; Oots: May, 64% to 64%.
With two weeks to enjoy Christ refute every single charge and al Several other requests were also
they expect the major tween the Hellas Swimming Club j United States has become the 1800 nnd was admitted to the Cal
NEW ORLEANS. Dee. 19.— mas und to recover from the effects
legation against them. At a Inter presented umong them being one
turn to their search for of this 'city und >a number of laughing stock of many foreign ifornia bar in 1894.
Dec., 20.41; Jan. 23.85,
thereof,
n
thoroughly
enjoyablo
date we will have much more to for u downtown ticket office. A
™'**- So far the.leuders American swimmers of renown for nations, particularly New Zealand
committee composed of W. SI.
yuletide
season
is
anticipated
to
say.”
n
series
of
uquatic
matches
and
whero
she
recently
visited.
She
“* Underwood bill have
Scott, Arthur Yowcll, R. B. Chap
gether
with
n
prompt
und
efficient
exhibitions
in
German
cities,
in^
further
intimated
that
the
pro
' *Uns of yielding their
man, F. P. Firxter, J. C. Hutchin
resumption
of
echool
work
when
‘id claim tho Underwood eluding 3Ingdcburg, Berlin, ilan- hibition situation here is being usKing’s Resolution On son and R. R. Deas. was appointor
tho spring term begins.
5*tty will bo passed. Sen- over, Leipsig, and Munich next ed as an argument against prohib
to meet with tho railroad ctlicUla
ition in other countries.
But with the students no such
[t*. on tho other hand, de- year.
Navy
Status
Put
Off
within a short time.
Straight
prison
sentences,
not
thing us u reopening of school is
Among the Americnn athletes
Jursday he still believer
The chamber voted to donate the
fines,
were
suggested
by
the
speak
considered,
nor
will
it
be
until
out
who
are
to
come
to
Germany
are
^.nient operation
bill
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—Ac sum of $50 to the county welfrio
Announcement that Paul Lake of branch offices of the company
{•.Underwood measure Johnny Weissmueller, the world or as a means of breaking up il bus been uppointed manager of whorfo only Sanford listings drill side pressure is brought to bear. tion upon the resolution of Sen society for tho purpose of helping
licit
traffic
in
liquor.
Bootleg
The business before the student
^titute, had a chance for champion; Skelton of Chicago, vic
offered for sale. The company population of {jjmf.rd is to en ator King. Democrat, Utah, for an to supply Christfas baskets for tho
tor in the Olympic games at Pur- gers, she declared, being financed the Sanford office of the Bodwell be
inquiry into tho status of tho poor of Sanford.
has
leused
the
offices
in
Orlando
J1* close of Thursday’s is: Warren Keulohn, champion by millionaires, paid their fines Realty Co., Inc., was made Friday farmerly occupied by tho Walter joy the Christmas holidays and this American navy wus postponed F ri
without
inconvenience
and
contin
is one tim« when the provurb,
’•r.ator Norris blocked buck-stroko owimmer, and possibly
tho practice of selling liquor. by Harry T. Bodwell, its president, W. Rose Investment Company at “Anticipation is greater thnn real day by the senate naval committee. Boy Leaves Steamer
fPt* of Senator Curtis, Al Whitefi who holds the jumping uedThe
After more than two hours' debate
who
stated.that
with
the
acquisi
East
Central
-0lvenu<*
-In
failure to enforce better tho
ization’' is challenged.
, wader, to bring de- and diving record.
in executive session, however,
tion of Mr. Lake as head of the Daytonu tho office will bo located
prohibition
law,
which
is
caused
by
To Inherit Earldom
Teachers who . live-in
other . sec Chairman Hale was instructed to
, close. Tho Republican
local
office,
the
company
formully
at
12
South
Beach
Street.
.
..
.
,
laxity of public opinion, is a
1 asaed unanimous con- Ebert and Mark Can’t the
Mr.
Bodwell
further
announced
i
*,on*
“f®
preparing
to
leave
shortopens
its
busineas
as
u
reul
e
s
t
a
t
e
obtain
comprehensive
data
from
didsgrace to America, Mrs. Armor
LONDON, Dec. 18.—From a
on the question next
und brokerage firm.
that plans aro now being made to * tor then respective homes in | the nuval department hearing on
_*n,j failing in that, he Form A Government declared.
in time for the j charges made by the Utah sena poky little cabin abroad u tramp
Mr. Lake's appointment was re move the local office from its pres-;
to yarrive
TV5*|i«n
The speaker was introduced by
steamer to the luxury of a Joes*
*°t to limit debate to
tor.
*c...............
,^ v ^ e*’
Judge J. G. Sharon, of the Sanford ceived Friday with interest by his ent location ut 104 Muguoliu to *
bean mansion, was the iiuiclc
f?* for each senator on
friends here who were extending 1214 First Street in the Woodruff
BERLIN. Dec. 19. — Finding Municipal court.
change of circumstances experi
^ t t a n t amendments.
Officers of tho local W. C. T. U. congratulations and well wishes Building. The new homo is now1Coolidge Appoints Oil CoastGuardHadRight enced recently by the 17-yenr-old
themselves unable to form a gov
for
success
in
his
new
venture.
Mr.
being remodeled und undergoing
n
M i
ernment commanding a Reichstag chapter are Mrs. T. D. MucRac.
Lake has been u resident of San extensive alterations preparatory L O n S C r V A ll O n I s O cl U (1 To Search The Cocoon Karl of Suffolk. The earl had
^esale Murderer” majority President Ebert und president; Mrs. John W. Sneed, ford
been knocking round the world in
for several years having come to receiving furnishings which i t ,
——I—
Chancellor Murx Friday, agreed to vice-president: Mrs. X L Nixon,
_
_
the
Mount Stcwait. slu rhere
from
I^iurens,
8.
C.,
/to
take
To Death discontinue their efforts until Methodist vice-president; Mrs. a position with the Seminole is declared will make it one o f 1 WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.— An WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.—Pro- Ing steamer
the
hard
and food of sailthe most up-to-date and most ut- oil conservation board consisting tests of M. M. Belding, millionaire ora for about life
shortly before the rcichstug meet Virginia Smith, Presbyterian vice
18 months, when tho
County
Bunk.
He
remained
with
tractive
offices
of
its
kind
in
th
is
'of
the
secretaries.of
war,
navy,
in
president;
Miss
Nina
Mae
Cook,
J f c Gtrmany. Dec. 10. ing on Jan. 5, tho Marx StreseNew York silk manufacturer, a- death of the old earl was annoi ncterior and commerce departments gainst the action of the coast ed. The young man’s ship tuvl
rrmann the “wholesale mnnn cabinet mean while continu recording secretary; Mrs. T. E. this institution until last summer city.
Thornley. corresponding secretary when he lesigned to enter the real
Announcement was made that | was created Friday by President guard in stopping and bourding just arrived at Nantes with a carwhose trial for slaying ing to function.
the formal opening of.the company | Coolidge..The.naw huuqd will study hla yacht th* Cocoon off Miami,I go of nitrate from South Aine*i
und Mrs. T. R. Mitchell, treasur estate field.
1.
all GerSimultaneous with tho announce in its new home will take place in i the government’s responsibilities in Fla., have been found bv the treas- ca. and ho imniediatelv said good
v jce-picaiticiiw* to
-v represent . -Simultaneous
er. Vice-presidents
Modern men have jaws that are cr.
^ WntenceU to death to
the*
Baptist
nnd
Congregational
I
nient
qf Mr. Lake’ss appointment about two weeks ut which tinn'loii conservation and wll) seek full ury to be without merit and it I b y e to his shipmates and hur;it-1
too
small,
and
white
flour
is
re
, Penalty was
—
announcei
of* the | open houre will he held to the cit- co-operation of the oil industry to haa closed its investigation of tlioj to the family seat, Charlton U o io ,
for his accomplice sponsible for this deformity, ac Churches have not been named, it I came the announcement
,
(that end.
is uuderstood.
i opening in Orlando and DaytonaJixena of this city.
cording to u London physician.
case,
.
__________ _ near Malmesbury,
G
t
REPRESENTATIVE IWashlngton
JULIUS KAHN DIES
IN C A LIFO RN IA
N ew s
COLD WAVE HITS
NORTHWEST WITH
SNOW AND SLEET
Yuletide S e a s o n
Begins Today For
Sanford Students
Jail Terms, N o t
Fines Urged F o r
L i q u o r Peddlers
Paul Lake Becomes Manager Local
Office Of Bodwell Realty Company
.
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b
,
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I
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A j M l'
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& ’ i
'
�BY CONDO
Grapeville
C R yA TA L
? Mr*. M«rv.
tional speaker of the W X T . B
will sueak at the Methofflal
Church, Thursday evening s t 8 d’.
F.riil Magnuaon was home from
Wtndcmere on Sunday.
W A T B R i
LadiM of tho Mi
will hold their anm
p o :. lfl.wAv2Q>
Mr. and Mrs. Fry. Sirs.. Bcngatan *
aru! Miss 5»nico Tyiivi apeni Mon*i
•lay at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
7. O. Tyner.
» D e p a rtm e n ts H av e
row n B uild in g s W hich
B een O f cuj
‘
ru n y *iii?,
'nations
Fresh Oysters
Mr. and Sirs. Rehnberg and sons
of Lake Mary and a couple of well
flP*i nut' s from ,Orlando were
at the morning service of Hev.!
lVnnIhnr«r who
tekn wns
u»nm an guest
m iu t nt
■* ftk*
Wnhlbcrr,
the *
Carlson'.home.
/
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Mr. arid Mrs. John Bolton, Mist
Elin and-Robert Dolton mover! last
I M U S T O j O X u - f g . 0 V o U , ^ iflL
week to their new home oh French
and Hughey., We were glad to
£>!£> Y&U CrViSR
have them with us on Sunday at the
5 H W 1 M r-fr-r— r z i :
school.
•
S /^ lO
A B oU f
.Mr. and Mrs. Volie Willinms had
W A R '* '
ns dinner guests on Sunday thHr
oticle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Whit
tle of Sanford.
[NESVILLE, Fla., Doc. 18.IMMt in .the ehcnmtry d«.
ent pf the University of Flortores noW are boinfc given in the
inasiuni for thp tituit courses,
“P*5,D there being the only room
ilablfc. that i* darge Enough (o
wnnjountc these clarjcs. The
lefous quit sections are meetIrt every building on the camU, except the College of Law.
Growth in this deportment has
niped from 130 students in 1010
632 for the present section, and
le professors from two to four.
It is believed here, however, that
jis congestion • will be relieved
Itain tho next year or so, for Dr.
. ‘A. Murphrec, president of the
niverrity, hap recommended in
p.‘budget for the next biennium
:* aat g separate building be provid•d'fqjr the Chemistry Department,
MM **y ®* for the College of KnHtlMtring, and o new structure for
jm tr Agricultural College.
• A”, *PProPdation of approxi
mately »X,500.000 Is asked for the
Institution uurlng the next two
,
DAILY
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season^
Roasonable Fricea
ROYAL FRtJfT. CO,
,
- Try Smith’s Barber
Sjhop for good barber
work. Ladies welcome,
tfext to Valdez. ' :
Rev. J. S. Clark will he hero for
Sunday
_ School at. 2_ j30 o’clock and
service at 3:30 next Sunday.
SUNDAY TIM ES UNIO:
i t r o n s w i t h t h e I s s u e o f S u n d a y , Dee. 21. win'
Mr. and Mrr. H. C. Luminuist
and daughter, Ellen, were callers
Sunday at the home of his cousin,
Alfred Erlcsnn and wife.
/\N U
SO
EIGHT M G E S OF COMICS
PRINTED IN FOUR COLORS
I ’S
Mrs. June and t\%i sons arc
neain staying nt tho homo of her
sister, Mrs. Louie Reaves.
cartoonist*
llrlaalaa
L'p]
Andrew Patterson has roturrted
to his home ut Kingston, Ontario.
Mrs. Wm. Swayne nnd children |
snont Wednesday nt tho home of
Mrs. Westerdick. Old schoolmatej, I
Sir. McAlii. ter and wife of 1
mate, Mr. McAllister nnd wlf« of I
Canton. N. Y.. who are spending
the winter in Florida nt the coun
try honie of V. C. Collar were cnllcr:i to see Mrs. Westerdick recently.
Bting system. It tu pointed out
At although there has been u DO
ir cent increase in enrollment in
emlstnr subjects in the past two
SUto, that all evidence indicates
a t next year will bring a further
crease in tho number of ctudenta
n th is section of the institution.
Tp? Present heating system In
• dormitories is described ns a
tor one, providing
for-a a .a
one-way
__ a t
.• 9
flow of ideam, and
by tho
time the
gets to the rooms It has
• 1diminished in effectiveness.
High School Cage
Teams Are To Play
Hastings On Friday
.Mrs. Elsie Hanson motored over
lo Daytona Monday with Waif red
Pierson, where rhe will resume the
care of an invnlid friend this win-
N u r e m b e r g ! Dec. i s , •Toy
autos are decidedly the fnnhion in
this year’s Christmas murkot. and
the next to the auto comes the
Zeppelin. Minnturo ‘‘ZR-Jn** are
fairly glutting the German tov
1-,’rVK. Ar. millions of German
children saw tho Los Angeles in
its various trial flights before the
The regular meeting of the Dor big hope to America, the toy Zep
cas Union for December, was held pelin anneals to them mightily.
nt tile home of Mrs. August Swan
son nnd Mrs. Archie Swanson last
Thursday. There were 10 menibers present nnd Mrs. Nelson of
Sanford was a visitor. Delicious
sandwiches, cake and coffee were
“Kor Voiir llvnllV'
served.
Crystal W aters W ill In
traduce Cycle of
N ative Songs
uenjme mis (leient tno girls team SA 11 l i r
r x * » ll
composed of Mildred Holly and L 0
I U
W aV C S till
M?mn
Kln,a'v* ns forwards,
rri|
XT
j i
i
Hilda Butler and Doris Hand ns H f f V T ( | n N o r t h W P ^ l t
guards nnd Anna Kanner and ElisA **V
lllW L o l
•b8th Moye u* centers, is determin- I f i A
Q r s v P l ’O
L lfin
ed to avenge the defeut by beating ***
U C V C ItJ
v J lljJ
the Hastings team.
-------The boys team will he composed
(Continued from I’ago 1)
°* what is declared to be some of I degrees below xoro, w:i:io in Nortli
the b*st players which have at- Dakota, the temperature ranged
tended tnc local school for Mcveml! from 15 hulow ut Fargo to lil
The line-up for Friday j below at Willistcn. South Dakonight a game has not been announe- j »'»’» mercury ranged from 10 to 10
cd. Admission to the gumes will degrees below,
be 60 cents for everyone except
1° the Rocky Mountain region a
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Postmas Dies; Mail
Ten Years OJd pound
1i BELFAST,
18
i if* ^Dec.
t,c. 18.—More’
thua
1.W0 undelivered letters from all
r ar}* °t the United Kingdom, in
cluding registered packets oh well
ns ordinary mail, were found hidden
In the home of Thomar S. Heady,
a postman, who died here recrntly.
Some of the letters were more than
ten yearn old, and wi«rc» found *.u»creted in Heady's bed and in diff
erent parts of the house. All were
unopened, and will bo delivered to
the nddrrsees indicated.
Offlciuls uro nt a loss to explain
Heady s action in holding the let-
g
tll.lj .
Trlriila u itr 0.1
FOR CHRISTMAS
Gifts of Utility
Come To
Bali Hardware Co
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
M e m b e r A. I. A.
Itoso riulldlng
O r la n d o ,
I 'l o r l d n
Sanford Novelty Works
V.
c. COI.I.KH
Prop.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
C ru rrn l Hh«p and W ill W o rk
C IT t.om rarrelal Street
H
Real Estate Loans
M. flecontl Hi r e e l
N r iv M rr lw e lh r r UullilInK
J B « a s n ;s '3 a a jia B u ru a a 4 a a s m ,s jia s u a a B r,
PIIONE 548.
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•WASHINGTON’ DC 9
•Via IUIttaors and rail
Via n»ltlmor* or p u u l u j j
t? Ii
yU,
with
Baltimore
th ree dmy
■! fty-ovir.
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SAILINGS FOR BALTIMORE VIA SAVANNAH 5.00i J
llckota liieluuq m«ala (.ie » n t tlcktU for Harm nth (Jo
roim* on Alleihany and BirluJii.* and KDM ri T e u - - d
lUamrrahav* aatra ehar^a.
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Dee. l - j . f T - j J n
(U oucosD r
Dee. 10--O-JJ—j ' n .
S u I.I iikh f o r I'nIIndelphl.-i via Savannah 8
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Kc r £la. n.
K v rj*n.
B o rk alilre
Dec. S- u - d Jan.
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to r *l>acc and injormation addm
DEPARTMENT “AT
TRANSPORTATION CO,
mU
Come in and see these Kodaks
and you’ll cross one, or more, gilt
problems from your list.
T h e Pocket
KODAKS
Gifts For The Whole Family
PIIK MEN
FOR THE BOYS
il Shells.
s, etc.
s.
e.
intis.
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Toy Cooking Sels.
Aluminum Tea Sets.
Aluminum Dinner SeLs
Sewing Scissors.
Manicure Scissors.
Toy Wagons -
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Wo soil "Water-spar”, Walspar.” “Pratt nnd Lnnhert”
■*(»!—-110”—also Ihe Standard
Varnish Company's Roods as
noli as Empire floor varnish.
Those Roods are nil reliable
nnd t ho best homes in our city
ire finished with those goods.
ONEWAY PARES
f A T L A N T IC C IT Y 4 3 0 .4 4
B A L T I M O R E . M O . 3 0 . DO
cB O S TO N , MASS.
4 3 .0 2
C H IC A G O . ILL.
4 3 .4 0
• C L E V S LA N D .O .
4 0 .4 1
• D E T R O IT . M IC H
4 1 .0 3
A ir Rifles,
Skates,
Hnsebnll (Roves,
Hats, Calls,
Foot Halls.
Pocket Knives.
FOR THE WOMEN
Percolators
Pyrex Ware.
Cutlery.
Aluminum Roasters.
Electric Irons.
Pikes — Velocipedes
Hill Hardware Co
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY"
F o u r models iit
sizes, priced fro "1
$ 13.50 to $22.00.
New model Kodaks that w ork with cxtraflfj
ilinary case and speed for
tor as you open tnc wu
era the lens springs into position.
Especially w orthw hile are these camd
equipped w ith the sharp-cutting Kodak Ad*
tigmat lens f . y . J , set in a f o c u s i n g muunt.
No. 1 (fixed focus); pictures
No. 1 (focusing with Kodak Anastigmat lens);$2(M®
No. 1A (fixed focus); pictures 2 Jilx4 j f ; $15.00
No. 1A (focusing with Kodak Anastigmat lens)
Kodak Film — Finishing that's right
An Ideal Gift that will please
. : anyone.
F. P. RINES
311 East Second Streel
Phone fi.'HI.J
“OPEN AT NIGHT"
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
80c Per Dozen
nuAUA
'u n i/ Poultry A»«*n
l'.>»^ryi>n« -» hn Im s trl<-0 t h i s
■
vutur call« for n refill.
Whnt we can’t undcr.itand is tho
I ' o r S f f i l r f I ' l m t t r .*11
way static unerringly picks out tho
G
Silver
Lake Springa Co. S
key word in each sintencc.—Van
couver Sun.
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ aaaaacaaiiM aaaH aaiB
IMRDON IS REVOKED
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 1H.—The
pardon bonnl Thursday revoked a
pardon granted to Horace W. Rynls in 1018. Ho was convicted in
Posen county for manslaughter nnd
sentenced to 16 years. The board
dieted.
In the Pacific const states tem
peratures several degrees below
freezing wore reported, with Baker,
Ore., announcing a temperature of
’** degrees below zero. .Southern
California citru* growers vvrrv
warned to prepare for the below
zero weather.
In Chicago Wednesday people
DID COUZKNS VIOLATE LAWS awoke to Lnd streets and side
walks a glare of ice. One man was
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.— The
treasury and department of justice
umeiais are considering whether
r enatur Couzuiih of Michigan vloIatiiu the law impelling secrecy for
income lax returns when he re
Fountain Pens and
cently mnde sprclflc mentlnn of tax
figures of the United States Steel
Pencils.
Corporation.
Seminole Printery
ARCHITECT
A New W ater
S
U rlu L a
DAVID B. H YER
Eric I.undquist, Charles Beck nnd
A. 1. Westerdick spent a few days
Hunting nt Hog Island, getting
jomo squirrels and having dinner
Sunday nt the Bock home. A. F.
'W .terdick has been nppulr.tcj
game warden for this county.
have not only n mixture of tho
folk songs of all scctlonn of our
land, but al.:o operatic strains
The basketball season will be of
from Italy, ballads and light
ficially opened here Friday night
opera
from France, nnd tho
wficn the girls nnd boys’ teams of
heavier Norso nnd German melo
tho Sanford High School will meet
Crystal Waters, American sing
brought In by immi
the two tcamn representing tho er, hat set out to produce n com ■ dies—all
grants.
Hastings High School on the high lleto cycle of nativo American
"Tho most i.ouutifui music in
school court ut Pnlmctto Avenuo s«ngs. Miss Wnters dcclnres that
llio world is being played m d
and Tenth Street. The contests Juxx, considered by many the mod
Will begin nt 7:30 o’clock.
C7n American music, is only naif sung in New York City. The
timo has pushed when foreigners
■ The two local teams under the of what this country has produce
an sny with any truth that
coaching of Mis* Ethel Henry and in that line.
\nterica has no musical a r t ’’
Sho cites tho songs of tho Inrf
Kenneth Hair huvo bcon practicing
Tho themo song of Miss Waters’
for tho pnst few dnys and uro pro- ana, of tho Vermonters, of tl.
iddio Westerners, and of t!
,’cle is "Somewhcro in the World"
nouneed in excellent chape to meet
ountnineers of Tennessee nr.
’.ho John McCormack ballad),
the visitors. It will be the first
Inch the singer declares has
game of the season (or tho boys oth ir Southern states as furth
*.i.dgnmnt?d many American
and tho second for tho girls, the cxnmplcs. ‘ •
“/•nerica is tho melting pel
- • r.cieristics into one beautiful
tatter having been defeuted by the
Kissimmee High cbxtottc by a music.” says Miss Waters. "V
■ M lf L iit ia .
Toy Zeppelins Rivals..
Austos in Yule Trade
He Coro making your final selection, hear all the other phonographs and bav
in your homo on approval. Then let us place beside it a New Edison phonostlie two.
11
lhia is the final test of merit—the only test that is fair to you—and it will
R. C. Bower
A small initial payment will place the instrument of your <
Christmas.
The Rexall Store
�im
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■-1t M I •
tiv e D rivers
lained to Public
: LOS ANGELES, Dec. 19.— The
mysteries of. the language of nil*
road engines, as spoken through
the engineer*# whistle, have been
revealed by the Southern Pacific
company In an announcement for
the benefit of the genenl public.
The nigniflcanee of the engineer’*
performances on his whistle is ex*
plained as fpllows:
jj Pour blasts, two of medium
length and two short are a warning
that a locomotive is approaching a
grade crossing.
A succession of short blasts tells
■> trespassers to get off the track.
•? - On© long blat followed by three
'* short ones sends the rear flag*
> man back to protect against a fol£ lowing train.
*
Four or five blasts of medium
duration recall the flagman.
Four nhort whistles is the eni> glnccr’s way of asking for train
j order signal,
'jTwo short whistles mean "Thank
Mf yoi ’
"I get you.”
?T Owe whistle of medium dura* F*tlen foffowed by two short blasts
[ call t attention to signals display*
ed for a following section.
*<-*! One long blast ia given-when
* train Ib approaching n station,
■j. draw .bridge, pr junction.
*
short blasts • given three
- times are n signal to tho train*
*• men that the airbrakes ure stick*
L insr-
“ Valuable Publicity Is
? Given State in Booklet
■i
r>
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 19.—
Throjgh the effort© of the Florldn
t Development Hoard, this stato has
-** been given a lot of valunblc pub> lidly in th» December Issue of the
“Journeys beautiful” Just off tho
presr.
H A. A. Coult, Secretary of tho
Jj Florida Development Board, atartti ed corresponding with the publiihe ers last April about a special issue
, devoted to Florida and arranged
with some of the Florida writers
to furnish articles for tho special
number.
Th« entire Jmuo is devoted to
9 winti Frips n-vl cruises and Is
. prinVxl on high
grade pnper
whi:h shows the many Florida
, scores to ndventage.
3m forr is featured in tho do" c.’riptivo matter.
LSees Men Living To
Be 1,000 Years Old
By The Year 2624
DETROIT. Mich., Dec. Id.—How
would you Ilko to llvo to be 1,000?
Don’t get excited, for the new era
of Mctnuselahs will not be realised
in tho present generation. A. \V.
Frye, supreme commander of the
Macabeej, n fraternal order that
now solven the problem of old ago
by philanthropy and relief meus.Utc.% indulged in an addresa here
in some interesting speculations
on longevity,
"The average of dcuth in tho
Seventh century wuu 21 years," said
Air. Fiye. ‘ In 1824 it was 35
yean*. In the Inst century it has
been raised to G5 years. Curried
on at the same rute of gain tho
average life would be 83 years by
the end of the next century. By
tho year 2021 it would reach the
span cf 1,015 years.
* “The 1,000-yeur-old man, scien
tists fny.i, is a biological possibility.
Time in not the destroyer. Changes
in the human body, considered
mnt't of tunllity, may begin ut an
early u;'C."
. ,
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Puzzle
- 'V / ’
^rU
Pauline Frederick Is
Seeking 3rd Divorce
I s h a l l i p p t f t o T t o n o r a b t u E. P . n con T OP COTNTT J riK lE .'
Iante
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i i . l C-aaatr.
•*
K o u s h o li ls r . J u d g e o t s a i d C o u r t, gem
In re E a ta te of H en ry E a n d o n .^
a s J u d g e o f P fr tia te . f o r ta y final
N o tic e I s h e r e b y g i v e n , t o s i t
d is c h a rg e , ha E x e c u t r i x o f t h e e s
t a t e o f T h e o d o r e B c h a s l, d e c e a s e d ; w h o m It m a y c o n c e rn , that on tn e
3
7
th d n y o f D e c e m b e r. A. D. *»**•
nnd t h a t u t t h e s a m e t i m e I w ill
p r e s e n t m y f i n a l . n r c o u n t e a s E x ( s h a l l apply t o t h e H o n o r a b l e E.
e c u t r i x o f nalvl e s t a t e , a n d a s k f u r F. H o u « b p ! d r r , J u d g e of * a ld C j u r t ,
a s J u d g e o f P r o b a t e f o r ray **""„(
‘t n e i r a p p r o v a l .
d i s c h a r g e s a E x e c u t o r of t h e e s t a t e I
D a te d O c t o b e r 23, A. D. l » t t .
IlE N ItT
H A H H 18.
d eceased ,,
MATIY A . 8 H A A E , E x e c u t r i x . o f
a n d t h a t a t t h e s a m e t i m e I will
Ex
is c o t n r o p fovmty jr n a R , ep cr eu st oe nr t o fm ys a ifdi n aels t aatcec, o ua nn tds am*
s k for
B em lnnle r n s s l r . S t a t e o f F l o r l d n .
In r« E s t a t e o f E m m a V. C a m e r o n .
« . a. d . , n u
N’. d k e U h e r e b y g i v e n , tn nil
F R A N K H A R R IS. E x ecu to r.
w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t o n t h e
27th dny o f D e c e m b e r . A. D. 1921.
I s h a ll a p p l y t o tile H o n o r a b l e E.
E . llo u n lio ld e r . J u d g e o f s a i d C o u r t,
es J u d g e o f P ro b a te fo r m y final
d U e h n r g o nu E x e c u t o r o f t h e e s t a t e
f FOOT SPECIALIST
o f E m m a V. C a m e r o n d e c e a s e d :
C o r n s . B u n io n s , I n g r o w
nnd t h a t n t t h e n a m e t i m e I w ill
i n g N alls , H e a v y C a l l
p ris e u t my final n rc o u n ls ns E s o u s e s 'Mir t i r e d a c h i n g
e n iio r or said e s ta te , a n d a s k for
fe
et.
th> lr a p p r o v a l .
I l a i c d ' O c t o b e r 23. A. I>. 192*.
tin. r . Im DDii.r.K
A. 11. C A M E HON. E x e c u t o r .
0
y a w ell D r e w B ’d g .
t ’hon o.
hli**vator
O rla n d o .
iMrs. S. R. Wainwright, Mrs. T.
I. Lingo nnd Mrs. Robert King
motored from Oviedo for .shupping
in Hanford, Thursday. _____
of ileorg** N. T o w s c n d . i l e c e a s c d :
anil t h a t a t t h e s a m e tin*- I will
p r - r e n t m y fln n l n c c o u n tB u s E x
e c u tr ix of s o l d e s t a t e , a n d t»"k lo r
th e i r a p p r o v a l .
|M t e d O c t o b e r 13, A. D, 1921
WII.T.KI.LA T O W S E N D . E x e c u t r i x
MAKE YOUR
CHRISTMAS TREE
Make this Christmas
merry with electrical
gifts.
Irons.
Percolators.
Toasters
Waffle Irons. Heaters
Cooling Hons
Lamps.
Fixtures.
Batteries &Tires
N O T IC E O F
A 1*1*1,( R A T I O N
F O R j E. o f HW. Cor. Hec. 2. T w p . 20
T A X D E E D U N D E R S E C T I O N 576 It, 30 E. R u n N. 17 d e g r e e s , 10
-12 d e g r e e s 60
O F T H E (i E N E IIA L
S T A T U T E S W. 10 d i e . N.
O F T IIE S T A T E III’ F L O R ID A .
K. 6 c h s B. 47 d e g r e e s 10 ft K
tile due of the IsNUanre of spell I bus made application for tax .....1
fertKlente In the name of Mrs. C. , c» I s s u e in a c c o r d a n c e w i t h la w .
Hald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e fo lO. I’le.'p.
Fn’ess -eld eertlflrale shall he re- li i w i n g d e s c r i b e d p t o p e r t y s i t u a t
diiuieil iireordlrnf |o law tax deed ed III H em ln ole C otlllk/, F lo l'h l.I. to WJU l.isuo tliert oll on Ihe 2.1nl day w l i : B eg , 9,13 ch s. N. an d 19 chit
of I '•■, eml nr, A. I>. 1921.
**• Wfthess my nfftclat signature and
seal tins 13th day of No, ember, A.
I*. 1924.
Fountain Pens and
K. A. 1)()UIil.AHH,
Clerk Cli euIt Court.
Seminole County, Florida.
Pencils.
Hy A. M. \VtlllKS. D. L’.
(Beal)
f i
SPECIAL PRICES
See,
PHONE fits.
FIRST STREET
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V i 'r l u h u H i d e ,
T r l r p h o n e 03
FOR CHRISTMAS
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
F . P . R IN E S
Cififl of Utility
Come To
311 East Second Street.
Bail Hardware Co.
-OPEN AT NUUIT”
I’hmu* GI10-J
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STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
80c Per Dozen
. GUARANTEED BY;
S<*mlnn|e County Poultry A.m’n.
M, rebuilt* Mrocrry Co,
A U P. T e a Co.
l l n b e r t u ' ( J t w t r y Co.
ri.aaIi-Curry
n „ „ Oracary
Hanford
riu
HtrmperaOruoi-t.
Crorcry
i*-. L. La*
W i l l i a m , Q ru c v ry Co.
t‘7 E sro r:R aacaszn aB * B B H acB iR E « B R B g i* « H « u jitcaE 3 H ’\M|p«
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FOR THE GIRLS
Toy Cooking Sets.
Aluminum Tea Sets.
Aluminum Dinner Sets.
Sewing Scissors.
Manicure Scissors.
and
1 12
W. First St.
Phone 303.
TH E HOUSE OF QUALITY”
Shot Guns and Shells.
Hunting Coats, etc.
Pocket Knives.
Fishing Tackle.
Tools of all kinds.
Come in and see these koibbl
and you’ll cross one, or more, gift!
problems from your list
4
Gifts For The Whole Family
FOR THE MEN
FOR THE BOYS.
Sanford Paint
Wall Paper
Company
L a M o d a T ien Ja
SANFORD
ELECTRIC CO.
$ 3 ,5 0 0
THE
.,
Fresh 0y*
J- H. JACK
it.
llr;::l.iK liia
Seminole Marble Co.
Marhta nnd Oranlta from alt
quarries. Jlnsi of quality and
wnrkmiiinthlp.
Wr"« fur lutoat design*
c. a. Tuuank.
Sanford, Florida
F. It. Rox 813, I'haae M*
Fruits #ml
r.O ft. S. IIml 160 ft. \v. of NH (),ir.
of N\V<i. Hor. .IB. TWO. 19 H. It. .10
runN. E9 ft. W. lo Rv. HE to
HOW DOCTORS
Tin- n:ilil Iniid loliii: nim-AFfd ut the
IlraannabU Fi
Uaio of tin- Innuaiu-e of kui-Ii i-erilRoyal fru
TREAT COLDS
fleiiie in Hie name «»f I'liknown.
**'• «• 8Vr.lrr«
Tlr.t K. I,. tVooiIruff. Diircluiiter
AND THE FLU
of T.ix f’ertlfleft!** No. 672. ilntml
the Bib day,of July, A. D. 1897 ban
filed milil i-ertlflcalo III my office
To break up n cold over night
and butt made application for Tax or to cut short nn attack of g rip p e,1 Use Electrical
Deed
in
Issue
In
accordance
with
HORIZONTAL.
Elton J. Moughton
VERTICAL.
law. Hnld certificate embracea the influenza or core throat, physicians
1—g
-gulp (colIflU
1—
thrashed 15—atmos
follonlna described property iiltu- nnd druggista are now recommend Decorations
lotj.)
or vaigar
aied Itf Heinlimle I'otimy. Florida, ing Calotnbs, the nnusenluRS Culo.
stalks of
a lK
ARCHITECT
phere
to-v/lt: Iti-K. 12.18 i'li.-*. N. of I, Hec.
4— water
expression
grain .
20—sea eagle
m
-1
tablet,
that
la
puriPed
ffnni
post on H. line of Hec. 21 Twp. 13 !l.
pitcher
2n —impart
2—
relative 22—liquor
Real Estatet
First National Rank Dldff.
Itanye 29 E. run K. 8.71 oils. N. 3.si tlangerous nnd sickening effects.
i —Thursday
knowledge
pronoun
24—eating
oils, lo y line of Amur Erant riurtn. Those wild huve tried it sny that it
U. Second Stmt
(abbr.)
Sanfnrd,
■ - — ■ Florida
31—cat’s mur
westerly iiloin; tlriuit line lo clia. 3. m i l like mngic, hy far more effec
3—
talk non
utensil
Nrw
Mrrlnrikff ||
9.B8
clin.
to
lieir.
fi’a
acres.
*- wrath
mur
sense
26— proCt
The nalil land being assessed nt tive and certain than the old style
<anl game,
32—
prefix
(slang)
2C— part o '
the date of tin- lesiionce of such cu 'diiei, heretofore recommended
!—wash light*
meaning
4—
fail morally
verb "to
certificate In tile namu of Ida At. by pliysicluns.
» » 7.WX: ?i ?£W TZTiTS W MJKUWaiKK- Vf.Jt'X. K
upon
5— cut off a
Keane.
be"
Kill ess said certificate shall be One or two Caiitabs nt bed time
t- - filter
83—period of
syllable
28— early coo
nccordltiR to luw tux deed with a swuliow of water,—that’s
<’>—one
Unit
* —— Jy Norse
per mur.t} redeenu-d
will Issue thereon on the 2.1rd day nil. No salts, no nausea nor tho
7—
South Afri
34—body of
letters
29— Mediter of Decern her, A. D.. 1921.
can ante
water
9— andutiful
Witness my official signature slightest interference with enting,
ranean
lope
85— attack
and neul this tin- l.ltli day of No work or pleasures. Next morning
10— acquisition
Ulaitd
vember, A. I» 1921.
8— small, frech 38— conjunc
of knowl
your cold has vanished nnd your
39—*les;;,.-ed
E. A. DOUODASa.
water fish
tion
edge
33— d’lr.tfi
system feels refreshed nnd puriClerk of Circuit Court,
9— circular
39— rock
13—born
i
Heinlnotu Counly, Florlila, fuil. Culotubs arc sold only in
37—trap
piece of
Hy A. M. WEEK'S. 1). C.
40— tellurium
,h
original scaled packnges, price ten
(Heal)
mechanism
(abbr.)
cents for the vest-pocket size;
r
\
'I —worries
41—
timely in
thirty-five cents for the largo fnmI
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formation
Recommended and
Sen,In,ile C o u n ly , Stole of F lo rid a . ily package.
42—equalled
In ru Ent;ih- i.f Emily Truffnrd guaranteed by druggists. Your
Notice Ih hereby Riven, to all
The solution of this puzzle will
win,m It may enneeru. Hint oil the money bnck if you arc not delight
2illi day of December. A. D. 1924, ed.—Adv.
be printed tomorrow.
I shall apply lo the ILinni-.ihli- R
How to Solve Puzzle.
Here is the answer to puzzle
F. Itoualiolder. Judge of mild Court,
No. 62.
an
.ludltt* of 1'rebate for my final
Tlif best way
»»» to solve this
In Cash Prizes
dlHchargq as Executrix of ihc estate
»rd puzzle
pi
cross-word
Is to run over
of
EMILY
TUAFFORD.
......used;
First prize ia
tho list of horizontal and verti
and that at the same time I will
GOWNS
PHONE 112
$2,000.
Open
to
everybody,
CHAPEAU
cal synonyms in search of evi
proHcnt my final uccoimta on Ex
euulrlx of said estate, and ask foi Anywhere, For Answer ini Ed
dent or "eagy- words. I f hori
their npprnvol.
11 N. Orange Ave.
zontal, the word you are look
Orlando, f
Dated October 23. A. P 1921. ucational Contest. Closes Dec. We Deliver Gifts Christmas
ing for must extend crosswise
ALICE TltAKFOKD. Executrix.
20. Prizes duplicated if tied.
from the number to the first
Morning
Unusual Gifts which arouse real appreciation ai
shaded stop on tho right; If ver^
> m l U T O F F O U N T V .h u m :, Send stamp for Circular, Rules
all prices.
rn iliiid e C o u n ty , S tx tc i t F in -b ill.
tieal, it must extend dom w ani
Ill r e E s t a t e o f T h e o d o r e H h a u l and Questions. SHEFFIELD
from the number to the first
N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n , t n a ll LABORATORIES,
Men and women can confine a large portion of
Dept, 9, tSiasiSiSiSiasrSiasaishaded stop below. When fin
w h o m It tm ty c o n c e r n , t h a t o n t h e
buying at this store.
w
ished, the words should read
271Ii d a y of D e c e m b e r , A D. 1921, Aurora, 111.
% 3 jS )S i2 i2 r S f2 fS i3 > iS iS i
equally well crosswise and
4^'i’t fail tu inspect our unusual Unc ot vy
downward.
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one of which Is new this sertson.
V.AUUM HjnJlcAI* l u
Owi*av i»U.
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VARNISHES
I OKI C h r i s t m a s K r e s e n t
Shop for
LOS ANGELE& Dec. 19— Pau
work.L
TWISTER NO. 53
line Frederick, actn as of the stage
.—j and screen, has filed suit for dl*
~U
Next to
volte against her third husband,
Stop drugging! Rub soothing,
i UmUiliving iwister with a wine open Interlock
Dr. Charles Rutherford, formerly
Oiuuld result In a' lot of fuh. All but ftvt of the words ..«*» it of Seattle.
penetrating St- Jitcob* OH ^
into your sore, stiff
*>.-ry day use Relow are the definition*—horironta. abd *"'-»•
Though filed in Superior Court
aching Joints, and
.* the words ennUtned In the putxle.
here Sept. 27, last, the actress’s
relief cornea in----- **ioi
complaint
remained
unnoticed
un
,c*
stantly- St. Jac-i
ttifts of ji...
til recently, explained, being re
oba Oil is a harm-i
Com© t corded as the case of- Beatrice
leas
rheumatism U
|i
on,« T*
Rutherford vs. Charles Ruther
liniment
w
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i
c
h
,
l
J
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!
I
ford.
Chiropodist
never disappoints
The plaintiff alleges her hus
and cannot burn
1 I band deserted her in 1922, less
the skin.
than a year after they were mnrrit>d in Santa Ana. near here. She
Get a 35 cent
states she does not know his pres
bottle of St. Jacobs
ent nddress.
Oil a t any drug
Friends of the couple eny Ruthstore, and in a
erfnrd nnd Mina Frederick were | > I ’O I ’R T OK I ' O t N T V J i n n K ,
moment you’ll bo
engaged when he whs 2(1 and she Beialanle Counly, Stale of Florida. ___ _______
-i ■ ---- free from pain,
In re E s t a t e o f ( l e o r g e N. T d w was i7; Then she went on the
soreness
and stiff
send.
rtnge nnd later nuirried Frank M.
Is h e r e b y R iv en , t n a ll
ness. In use for
Andrews. New York nrchitcct. She w hNootice
m H m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t o n th e
65 years for rheu
divorced Andrews
nnd married 27 th d a y of D e c e m b e r . A. D. 1921. t g t g t g ig t t ' i g t g t g t s t g t f lt g
matism. sciatica,
I
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a
p
p
l
y
to
t
h
e
H
o
n
o
r
a
b
l
e
K.
Willard Mack, playwright. That
neuralgia, lumbago, b a c k a c-h e,
F. I l o u a li u ld e r J u d g e o r s a i d C o u r t ,
mariiugu al io wound up in a di ns
J u d g e -of P r o b a t e f o r niv f i n a l
r.prains.
v o rc e .
, ii is r h u r g e n s E x e c u t r i x o f t h e e s t a t e
H.
ft.
ft..
lo
N u tlco Is h e r e b y R iven t h a t F. I.. ch s. S. 43 d e g r e e s 60 -ft. W. 6 chs,
W o o d r u f f , p u r c h a s e r of T a x K e r ll
— 5 a c r e s . T h e s a i d l a n d b e i n g at*f I r a t e No. 266. Out ml I h e 6 Mi d n y nf s e i s e d u t t h e d a t e o f t h e Ihmuuiico
J u n e A. L> 1922.
him
file d H.lld 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
c e r t i f i c a t e lu m y n ff lc e n n d b u s C. A. Ila nine Inter.
m a d e a p p l i c a t i o n f o r T u x Deed t o
T h a t F. L. W o o d r u f f , p u r c h a s e r
laiiue In a c c o r d a n c e w ith lu w . Huld of T a x C e r t i f i c a t e No. 67. d a t e d
c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e * Mo, f o l l o w i n g J u n e 6 th , 1922, h a s f i le d s a i d c e r t i
d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i l u a t e i l lu Huni- f i c a t e In m y o f f i c e un it ban m a d e
i n o l e C o u n ty F l o r i d a , t o - w l t :
a p p l i c a t i o n fo e T u x D e e d t n Is su e
H W U o f N E U Hoc. 6, T w p 20 H. In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h l a w . Halil c e r t i
R. 31 E .— (0 a c r e s . T h « s a i d lunil f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h o f o l l o w i n g d e
b e i n g asMessed a t t h e d a t e o f t h u s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t e d lit S e m i
I s s u a n c e of su c h c e r t i f i c a t e lu t h e n o le F n u t i t y , F l o r i d a , t o - i v l t : K eg.
it it m e, o f U n k n o w n
T h a i F . L- W o o d r u f f , p u r c h a s e r
—- t---.
i f i c a t e No. 233, d a t e d
NOTH'!? OK APPLICATION FOIt ; ot hf e T7uthx dCa ye r tof
1320, h a s
T \v Hi nt) iw u n it section .its f i l e d s alii c e r t iJfui cnaet eA. InD. my
o f f ic e
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OK Tll*5 STATK OK KI.OHIIIA.
D
eed
to
Is
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In
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w ith
N o t h I t In-re by Riven Unit J. A.
w . Hald c e r t i f i c a t e e m h r u e e s t h e
'Lum,brook. purchaser of tux peril- lu
flciUe No ar»a. Iluieil the ran day of f o l l o w i n g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y s i t u a t , This Paint is not effected hy
June. A l>. 1923, has flte.1 said ed In H eiulnole C o m ity , F l o r i d a to eg . HW. Cor. of N W l i o f the Int./m g Nun.
It is Elas
certificate In my of Men ami Huh w lEt : \ RHec.
6. T w p . 20
It. 31 K.
'Uiade ivHcotlon for tux deed to N
R
u
n
N.
176
y
a
r
d
s
,
E.
106
y
a
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s
H.
tic— It Contracts and Expands
•SBt<* In accordance with luw, Hald 176 y a r d s , W. 106 y a r d s . — 3 u r r e s
cortlf
embraces t||„ following
T h e s a i d la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d nt with the Weather—It is Nunden I I . I propel ty situated
III
t h e d a t e of t h e I s s u a n c e
of s u c h
boodn -County. Florida. to*\vtt.
t*r;'i • f NIV'i See. 20, Twp. 21, c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n a m e of E t s w u r t h Porous. No Moisture can net
"" I*.—10 urrei. Tho said T r u s t Co.
oodruff, p u rc h a s e r
1 U- ■<'« asm-sited at the date of o f T Th autx F.C e rL.t i f iW
c a t e No. 23). d a t e d in.
*he -tsuanco of suet, lertlflcato In
tlm 7 th d a y o f J u n e . A. D. I92» h a s
,1 ■••ii i w* of Knkroiwn.
*■ Th it i A i.ushhrnult pureliniter fi le d s a i d c e r t i f i c a t e dn rny u ff h
of T"\ r'-niricate No. 23**, dated a n d h a s m a d e u p p l l c n t h m f o r ' I ., :
tj.e Fit. (Ky of June A. D. 1922. hti" d e e d lo Is su e In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h law .
Sold Hv
fit, I K.ilrt ecrtlfU'lite In my ofriee Bald c e r t i f i c a t e e m b r a c e s t h e f o l
l
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s
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u
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t
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d
and loot made iippllratlon for Tux
Deed to Irani- In neeiirdunce with In Hi m lu o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , to
law >|i|.| eerttf.eale emliraeet tn» w it. HW *i o f K E ‘t of HE li . Hec.
following doscrllied property slin.it- 6. T w p 20 H. It. 31 K.— 10 a c r e s .
ed In dwuiinole County, Klorlda, to- T h e s a i d la n d b e i n g a s s e s n e d ut
t h e d a t e of t h e I s s u a n c e of s u c h
wII ■
He r n*7.9 ft. N. of HR Cor. of c e r t i f i c a t e In th e n a m e o f U n k n o w n .
T h a t F. L. W o o d r u f f , p u r c h a s e r o f
*tK*, of NKV» Sec. 31 Two 20 S It.
itO I run N *42 95 ft. W. TM 2 ft T ux C e r t i f i c a t e No tu t d a t e d llii*
*»• " - ’ 3 ft. K. 711.J ft.—lo acres. j Sill d a y of J u n e A. D. 1911 h a s fll1
buliI l-i-id l,firm nnsemed ill I ed nuld c e r t i f i c a t e In my o f f i c e a n d
Fur
„ T ry 8„
M
Air Rifles.
Skates.
lUisehall Gloves.
Bats, Galls.
Foot Halls.
Pocket Knives.
T h e Pockj
KODAKI
Series II
Four modtU 1
sizesy priced Jnj
$13 >5° 10
New model Kodaks th at vvork with e*0
dinary case and speed for as you open the*
era the lens s p r i n g s into position.
Especially w orthw hile are these„ci
equipped w ith the sharp-cutting Kodak J
tigm at le n s y . 7 . 7 , set in a focusing nio^
FOR THE WOMEN
Perculnters
Pyrex Ware.
Cutlery,
Aluminum Roasters.
Electric Irons.
Toy Wagons — Tot Bikes — Velocipedes
I Hill Hardware Co.
y
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Nollrr i-i lirrohy gfTvn. to all
;vlm ni it .ink;*
in .lt eh tho whom It M ) r rop re tii, thar m r rho
37th day of tij-wmber,
" *D.
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Htinhar. A.
in tl»o
M r Ifon
K. t a n i l a p p ly .to .Nio ir u n o r s h t s ' E.
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JiuLtn (if fiahl'VTOiirf.
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nole CoUnty. F lo rid a .
Prom l i to 20 minutes are re-' V
By A. at Wcetta. J>.
qulred for Irtezlng ice
(Feat)
JBnr
J , <J. Sharon.
? ntt*° lor,*^r' front* iCfidlthtiir
for Complainant
20 .tp 30 minutes.
i>1 Joilpo of Prolrtjr f.ir my; fInnlJ ns JliitgH Uf Troh.-ilr for my final H
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d e n Asort! ,5f
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brine and pack the cah in coarse LeiiiK purMin.-fer o f CltV T a x iC rr
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o f - J u l y A. I*„ U s e . h e s t i l e d r a n
time when “nary c
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geon in. tho state may bring his & °.nc Dnrt salt to four of ice. c e r t l f l r . i t v tn m y o f t t c e . a n d lias
N bti-a Is lien-tty Kl»<tn. m uJI
..will have curv-ture of patient to the hospital and there Put the freezer'in a cool place and m a d e a p p l l c s t l o u f o r t u x d e e d t o In. - i J . ’tic.e. K l,OTP,,i' RW J#. »i‘ « "
let stand to ripen.
•mis in a c d n r i l n o r r wltlv, la w . •.paid
r,,? yr x ^ MIC'‘Tn*
Jl*5 j r h n m u tnnv r g n ^ « : u . t i n t t>i»* (ft
has come^truo;
caro for him. Tho service of n
c r t i r i e a t o e m b r a c e s t h e fo llo w ln r: 27tli tU y <if n*w cin»irr. ‘
■»ga- Jiunea. Whit- full staff of doctors and nurscr.,
If the mixture has been frozen Sc.oiler)bed
p r o n e t i j r rtituaturl In “■
Seimim
HHi
.bachfJqJr.weho lov- regularly attached to the hospital, too rapidly it will bo coarse and itelt* c o u n t y . k Ij '.. t n - w i t : TSH " f l"t
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wrote immor- will be nt command. Admission have a rough texture. A slower IP Hanford, t It,- r n |(j m nd b e in g nvlrtid dow- to the institution is gained through freezing really improves the tex reiMnl nt th « d a t a of t h r iHitunmv
Trade for Good Building Lot
application to the county courts, ture, and the nmount of stirring
the judges to decide whether the or whipping that takes place dur
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invalid’s parents shall pay for the ing tho freezing has something to
r Children. e r e c t e d -by the tho treatment and If so, in what do with the fineness of texture.
i n,aint»* <I« rrarfV t o pop.
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If you arc »oing to color your
amount.
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ice cream, remember only a small tP*n for Tax
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nd‘hearts of men will be given the same nttention. ed. A very delicate tint Is all S
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There arc two kinds of ice cream
ilc H i'-ru liIe 'c ;! w b„.., ,t limy ctincorn, th a t (,n )*(-*[?
edifice to him whoso life cured. . Tho county from which
lit in l il
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cooked and uncooked.
The tin; d a t e o f th u iR suan ca o f s u c h c o r - , . . .
itielf. could be more fit- they come will bear the expense, plain
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war interfered Any child In the state under 10 which la an uiicooked mixture of tit
f t l r l m r d s n n , C n l r r s Said c e r t i f i c a t e j f C h a r l e s
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eir plans, hut in 1920 tho
ho re d t-e m ril n r c i i r d l n g t n law
of nge will be admitted. Al-1cream, or cream diluted with milk, slltill
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t a x d e e d w ill Inane t h e r e o n o n th e nnd t h a t n t t h e s a m e l i m e v.o w i l t I <• at' > u e n» (..x c c u trlx o f t h e c s t a l u 1
[legislature voted to make years
ready there have been 75 applica sweetened, flavored and frozen. 3uth d a y o f D e c e m b e r A. D.. 19H .
p r e s e n t m y flu til n c c m l n t a na I ' x - : e f X v l ’ I’. I i r i ' T V. P i : H l t V . . l n » ie. , l : ; n t i a a B a n a a a n K n B a t J B B a B B B B a a a a a a B B B a B B a a B B B B
upiued hospital a part of tions from 40 counties.
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W l t n e a n my o f / l c l n t n l g u a t u r b a n d r c u t o r a of nnbl e s t a t e , a n d a s k f o r ' a n d Hint u t t h e S an ta t i m e I V iil I (t
Crushed nuts or fruits may of
j p rc a -aV m y f i n a l u r c o l i n t s n s K x- | u
university and appropriaanal t h i s th u 20th d n y o f N o v e m b e r , tl ie lr a p p r o v a l . .
Mark Noble, 10. of Decatur, In- course bo added to give variety.
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0,000 annually thereafter as the result of ait nttack of Infantile X O T K R O P A P P M P A T IO X F O R ^3ea1)
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[itenance fund.
S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo r id a .
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paralysis, was the first patient to
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Counties Subscribe,
fcT3 O P T U P . O K X K IIA 1 . S T A T bo treated. His brave spirit nnd
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ri.U H IIIA .
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organized^, added to joyful example for the other lit
N o tic e Is liereliy g iv e n t h a t Itle h - i x c o p u t o f c o r . x T v j c n r . K . a
i n sum of 11,080,050. Forty tle cripples nnd a recompense to
g>e
m ly . p i t r c l in r c r of T a x Nruilnolv Connty, Ninte nf F lk rb lu . ■
state’s 92' -counties have those whone sacrifices have made tn.redr t l fJ.l c a iiiu
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e No. 2(1.1, d a t e d t h e 5th
Early Shappinp Insures,Satisfaction as Well oa; . ; ‘
I n ro ICatate o f J o h n K. L u n d - J
[bed, and campaign arc possible his chance to run and tiny o f J u n e A. D.. 11*22. linn filed quint.
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d a y o f D e c e m b e r . A. D. 1921. B
(Vi.,
an additional $150,000, for professional men and women have S a id c e r t i f i c a t e e m h r n c e s t h e fo l- STth
SEE OUR LINE OIT
Shall a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e 1C. It
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 u a t Iwe
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[1, the Robert Long hospital hospitnl a reality, and prominent ivlt In
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d i s c h a r g e n s M x e c u tn ra o f t h e e s t a l - ■
Indiana School of Medi- among them are George Adc,
Meg. 1012.1 ft. H. „ f N \ v cor. of
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CHRISTMAS FRUITS
of J o h n JC. I.tindqulNt. d e c e a s e d ; «
S ' V I l Sec.. 36 T w p . 2o H. I i n n x c
ch. with the City hospital Booth Tarkington and Meredith
nn d t h a t a t t h e s a m e t i m e w e will 5
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only a few blocks away, Nicholson, all Indiana authors:
ft. W. 530 ft. H. 50R.2 ft. a n d
e c u t o r s o f s a i d e s t a t e , a n d a s k for S
.es one of the-greatest hos- William Lowe Bryon, president of
CHRISTMAS VEGETABLES
B eg . 4*,t ft, N. of S1V Cor. of
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Sec. 38 T w o . 20 S. R a n g e 29
nits In the United States.
Indiana
university:
Frederick
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the present? capacity of Shortimor,
secretary of state;
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I .U N P Q P I H T N i n d ■
ft. W ly 1020 f t .— 21 a c r e s .
CHRISTMAS CANDIES AND NUTS
13I.5IKR
F . D U N D q U IS T . a
[tients a month, the hospital George A. Ball of Muncie. manu T hH-e «37
no Id la n d b e i n g a s s e s s e d n t
K x o c u lo rs . li
ivc additional facilities, facturer and philanthropist, and t h e d a t e o f t h e Is s u a n c e of s u c h
3
possible the accomodation Drl Carleton B. McCulloch who c e r t i f i c a t e In t h e n u m u o f A. Iln u - IX CO CR T OF c o t XTY JCIH JK . aB
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of 400 or more children wns Riley’s personal physician.
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N o t i c e Is h e r e b y g i v e n . In nit
w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t o n t h e
27th d u y of D e c e m b e r . A. D. 1921..
I s h a l l a p p l y to th o Monoi'aftl-i It.
F, ItoiiHholilcr. J u d g e ot s a i d C o u r t.
a s J u d g e of P r o b a t e ( o r m y f i n a l
of
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d e e e in trd ,
a n d t h a t a t th o Biimn t i m e I will
pren ctit m y f i n a l n r c o t i a t s a s l i t e e u t'i c nf s a i d e s t a t e , a n d a u k f o r
IX C IR C U IT CO P U T . HP.VKXTII tlu-lr a p p r o v a l ,
p a l e d O n l o h e r 33. A. D. 1921.
J C o m j a i , r i u r r i T , n k m i x o i .i i
F R A N K I*. W O O i m i T F F . K x e e u l o r
1,'OUXTV, FI.OII1I1A.
tl la c h n r g e n a E x e c u t o r o f tlio eHlnto
IN CHANt KRY.
J. r". I .a I lie. K om p laltin iit,
i x r n i it - r o f c o h x t y J t t m j K .
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d e n i w!)! lunar, t b v i . u i i mi th u a m
d u y o f F e b r u a r y , A. D.. 1935.
v y it u c ju m y
o f f ic ia l
slK nature
a n d s c u t Mi's t h e l o t h d a y of In>c u m b e r A. 1*., 1921.
K. A. DOUlJI.ASH.
C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t Kemlnolu
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C o u n t y . F lo r id a .
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Hy A. M. WKKKH. I*. O.
By HELEN II. DOWNING.
itc desserts come nnd go
to the season, but none
more popular regardless
jtime of year as do the Frozerts. Most nf us do not
n party menu complete
la frozen dish of sonic sort
tie or us feel like the little
so was attending a birthtv nnd after playing a few
with the other children,
|r«ing any signs of the ico
ami cake, asked in a loud
"when tho party was to
can bo mndc—most of them re
quire less time to prepurc than
a pie, a pudding or sonic other
cooked dessert.
A mixture of ice and snlt is, of
course always used for freezing
ice cream nnd ices in the home, C.barli-M U. Kreeder. J. II It.igsdale.
Tho salt causes the ice to moll nnd
TruniHs, and each of them. If liv
in'? nml If dead, nil parties clnlniin melting it gives off cold which
Internals in the lands and pre
causes anything coming in con-i Ing
mium
Involved In Ihl.i suit.
tact with the melting ico to freeze. I holm, ilevlncen,
grantees or other
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The ico should bo crushed into; claimants. under t.’harlen
Ilreednr. J. H. Ragadnle, Trustee
small pieces, using n heavy mus
dlid
each
nf
them.
deceased
or
lin. burlnp nr cnnvns eioth to bold
ot her wise, ricfendniitd.
tho lee while pounding it. , Tho
O U P K I t F o i l P U D I.IC A T IO N
m (Jcw rts deserve ..their ico should bo crushed
T«» Churlen K. Breeder, If living,
>t fine
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alitvL >11.nixUwtavlalintiit;. tto
lity* for they «M among the and parked in alternate la y e ft.iil1
l e r e n t s tt n d e r C h n r lc a K. B r e e d e r
knfruAihine and easily di- mixed together le'fore tr*ing p;i'k- d'xieauvtl,
o r O th e r w is e ; j . it. u ,ig ;.
,ol »ll desserts. Children oil xra’ipd thu ire zcr. Here iu (tr.
fcitiii.-". if iIvIuk. and |f ,(,■id.
nil
purlieu
claiming Interests under
to ho conxcd to drink n i injpottnnt thing to remember: One
H. tttgsdaie. Tructee. deceased,
of milk n day are niwnys part salt to threw parts ice, by Jor et|i..| wise. (if. III. nnd to the folget a uortion of it. in the measure, is the best proportion to I'lWlnt described'land, lying, being
pf an ice cream or milk use. Conrse dairy salt or granu Id t h e , r o i l h t y of H em inn ie a n il S ta l l'
lated rock snlt is used fro freez o f I 'Fl ll o rFl dosr.t yto. t *wwolt :(1 2). of B a h fo rd
members of most families ing. There is a special ice cream
11<tIK It t it A d d iti o n
In H an fo rd ,
an p e r .p l a t t h e r e o f d u l y r n r.nl
ticularly fond of frozen snlt on thu market which is just
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of alt kinds. It is not the thing and is inexpensive.
M id th e P u b lic
R ecords
of
t to please them and there
m ln o l o C o u n ty , F l o r i d a .
In making frozen desserts, rn-i t'o
A nd to a n y a n d a l l p a r t i e s wlioue
a wide variety front member that flavor freezes out of
to choose. Tlie plain, ov- tho mixture, no it mur.t he flavor nr iagnhite,a t iat rl ee nurn kI nn toewr ens, t t-Inlaalmn dln ut o atnh ye
vnnilln ice cream may bo
more highly than if it were to apnr oy p epratryt ho re r epianrbr ee lf o rt he e rdeeosfc. r i b e d o r
in so many ways by put- ed
bo served unfrozen.
It a p p e a r i n g b y llte s w o r n b ill of
fferent flnvioru or (fruits
Instead of using the sugar to c o m p l a i n t In th in c a u s e filed , t h a t
a mixture
just
before
y
o
u a n d e a c h o f y o u , h a v e o r c la i m
— n s o' m e r ‘i g h t , t—
z. serving it w ith-sauces or sweeten, use a syrup—it will to liav
itle o r in te re st
greatly
improve
the
texture
of
the
In a n d t o th o l a n d s n n d p r e m i u m
fruit, really making u new
h e re in b e fo re describ ed
and
Ihalj
of it, or a t least one that finished ice cream.
y o u r p laces of residence a rc onnew,
if you are going to add fruit to k n o w n ;
IT IX T H E R E F O R E O R D E R E D .'
es the popular ice creams the ice cream, crush the fruit
u. a n d e a c h of y o u . he. a m i
*re other frozen desserts! thoroughly nnd then do not add nil yTohua t a yo
e r e b y r e q u i r e d lo a p p e a r
re very easily made.
until the mixture is partly frozen. t o ti llrse hb ill
of c o m p l a i n t In t h i s
'ming that you have a little If the nieces of fruit are too Inrge c a u s e on.. th
of K e h r u n r y
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1925. u t t h e C o u r t H o u s e In S a n f o r d ,
of your own. that your there will be lumps of icy fruit H
iu bln C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , m i d b e
U quite fond of nil kinds that are difficult to eat. And, "If i nem
g a s u i t tn q u i e t 1 1tit In t h e c o m
:tn deozerts. and do not tho fruit is added before the mix p l a i n a n t , J . F . Idling, to t h e h e r e i n depend entirely on the eor- ture—before it is partly frozen— h e f o r o d e s c r l h i 'd l a n d , a n d t h e n a n d
tltc r o m a k e a n s w e r to t h i s h ill of
(2 store for these des- tho milk or cream may curdle mid m
m p t n l u t e x h i b i t e d u g a l n s t y o u In
l believe you will be inter- tho fruit may settle to tho bot th in c a u s e , n t h c r w l n c D e c r e e J’rn
C o n f e s s o w ill be e n t e r e d
ag ain st
n tom e of these home-made tom.
n a n d e a r l i of you,
• Scalding the cream (not boiling) y o IT
desserts.
IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D , T h a t
of the tin freezers that can will give u finer grain to the ti ll s c i t a t i o n lie p u b l i s h e d o n c e a
w eek fo r nig h t c o n se c u tiv e w e e k s
fht for a dollar or less are cream.
T h o .S anford H e r a l d , a n e w s p a p e r
Don't fill the freezer more than In
i weight, easily handled and
p u ld h ih i'd In H a n fo rd , F l o r i d a .
Allow room
beautifully. And wherever three-fourths full.
W I T N E S S . K. A. D o u g l a s s . C le r k
of iiiild c o u r t a n d t h e s e a l t h e r e o f .
obtninahie these desserts for swelling’.
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DO YOUR
CHRISTMAS BUY
ING EARLY!
List your Rrocory needs.
Make sure you have includ
ed cvcrythiuR. Visit the
newest A&P Store today.
Order what you wantt leisurely—before the last min-,
utc Christ mas rush. Your
mind is at case and your
cupboard filled with quality
goods.
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Cranberries
FINEST CAPE COD
lfi-ozs (quart)
RAISINS
22c
CANDIES
NATIONALLY-KNOWN GOODS
London Layer. Ih.........14c
In newspapers uiul magazines you have such the products advertised which
you select at PIGGLY WIGGLY.
The makers of these (foods Koarimtee them; by years of continuous
patronage the American Housewife proclaims their merit as to quality
and price.
(Jld and tried friends greet you at PIGGLY WIGGLY,.
Foley’.s Hlcnchcd, lb.....20c
Market Duy Special
4-lb. hag .................. 41c
Kunmaid Chunter, lb.....20c
11
1
Hnrd Charistmas, mixed
mixed, lb . ...................... 22c
Chocolate Drops, lit......30c
Special Holiday Cho|
colates, 5-lb box...... $1,50 1
Log Cabin Rolls, lb ........ 33c
D IT T T C D Genuine Elgin w*im
D U 1 1 L R Creamery ;
5 /C
• i-
Potatoes
C o ffe e
m il M
PiUsbury Flour
PEAS
10 lbs 25c
ROUND
WHITL
Peaches
Beans
tuy Your \J fjT C From
Christmas
A&I*
and Save
truails. No. 1 Krude 25c
llUlVJ
Walnuts, soft shell, lb. 39c
Wl
b. 4 7c
Almcnds, paper shell, lb 39c
Mixed Nuts, per lb ....... JI5
Can 11c
24 lbs $1.38
2 cans 31c
California
No. 2% Can
WAGNERS
CHARGE CAN
3 cans 2 5 c
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Meals. Also tender, juicy Game. Fowl afid Foult.y:
2
You don’t pay more ai » ure. Ftaiil MarheL Why mil,
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pet the best?
HOWARD
JUNE
If Sanford is to keep all the visitors who wish to
spend the winter month here, the people must open
their homes and assist in the housing problem.
PHONE 148
Nntli'n In li c re h y g iv e n , t o nil
M io n i 0 m n v roiiciTii. t h i n on t h e
27th d a y of D c e m h e r . A. 1». I9 2 t.
I jihall a p p l y to die. ll o ii o r u h t o ft,
F. U o u ah o liler, J u d .: - of mild C o u r t.
an J u d g e o f P r o b t il e f o r m y filial
d l s t i i a r g e b .i K x e e u l o r of t h e c.ata l"
of
A.
II.
VVIM.KY.
deceased
Uli'l il.nt nl t h e : m i" tp i i " I v III
p r e s e n t m y fi n a l n c c o u n , ;i tin L x
i-'uio<_vt y - y u t . x d u ' J t n k l " ! vub / V .
Roberts’ Grocery Store
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Every day sees many winter tourists arriving in Sanford.
But when they get here many of them experience great
difficulty in finding places to live. Apartments and
rooms are in great demand.
If you have a vacaht room or an apartment that
you would like to rent, reach desirable prospects by in
serting a want ad in The Sanford Herald. Want ads
ai‘e willing workers.
S r m l n n l r C o t t t i l r . K l n l r n l F l o r l d ’i.
III i n K s t i l t o o f A. It. W i l l e y .
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Christmas i I C i u !
MINCE MEAT
A&P package,........... 12‘/ jc
None Such, packuge....16c
Cherries, Sultana red. 27c
Apples, No. 2 can.........15c j
F*
Bokar, Coffee Supreme, lb....... . 50c
Red Circle, special selected, lb. 45c
S O’clock, Fine Flavor, lb. .......40cI
Suggestions Far You
F R U I T CAKE
PLUM PUDDING
R & It Itrand
CURRANTS
A&P Grand, pkg.
23c
FIGS
California, layer, U>...... 23c
Oranqe or Lemon IVcl
4*os tin
Citron, Glace, lb
Cherries, ghiKs, lt>
I’inenpple, glass, lb
A sso r tm e n t
DE LUXE PKG 29c
Pound..........
DATES
33$
05c
50c
72c
Ala Bnhil Gnldep, pkg. 23e
llrcwn Sugar, l-lh pkg lie
13c
l-lh tin
2-lb tin
35c
61c
National Uiscuit Co.’s
A Dos of Delicious Dainties
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The other day The Herald asked Its readers which feature
-J Second Olaae Matter.
17. 1tl», et the Poetofflce now appearing in this paper they, liked beat Of course th ere.
rd. Flor.da, under Act of were many varied preferences and nearly every feature had
HIT.
its followers, a Local and social news ranked Jhigfc and th e f
D I . DBA!!.
..Kdtter
Sees
It
AHA! THIS COMPLICATES MATTERS CON&
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Proof ’against the heat nnd tho
cold,
O*to the pcopto unborn—
Long shall the dory be told
Of tho builders, fut-scelng and
bold, •
nselfish nnd pntient nnd skilled.
Who wrought them in days then
grown old—
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hy iytnp’tiie mail*
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They rail it the Adam’s Apple
‘Cause it’s the only one Eve didn’t
nnt.
nnd bad people all bound toward poor condition may be modernized. I seven aggregating 12 000 tons
1
Ion I, they mndu (or p in C,m w c3 with t o u t ilrita h
el(V!.kion our battle fleet will be u,e 50 per cent short of our ratio
urn , <• for treaty requirements. Wo! strength. Compared with Japan
shal, a,ho won have the aircraft Wo have only une/lftl, of our ratio
earners to which we are entitled.; complement
r 1,0
There b no real basis for dispute
The United Stats wants to retain i
rntL.” t,U “ PpHcnUon of the treaty its treaty status as a naval power!
ratm to capital ships.
—equal
to Great
superior!
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—
OUJIV.I (Ut
I
clUTcrencu oi opinion urison
'lapart
by
5
to
3,
.There
are two
THI’iN COMK Kcoloxiata, phy-|°nly ns to ration applicability to rays of accomplishing this—one
i
sidats, proving to
v«» any
mi) intelligence
iiiM iii^i'iirc 1auxiliary ves^ela.
’vaegin, The
m i’ treaty
uuai;, Hill*
lim by building, as we are allowed to 1
outride of the idiot asylum, that itc»d the size of cruisers to 10,000
earth, sun and other suns nnd ton* uml the* rubber of tho guns to do by the treaty; tho other hy en- ,
tering a new conference, extending I
planet, cannot last forever. hut be put upon them. It laid no r e - , the
present ratio and bringing tho
will die and disappear sometime struetbm on the number of cruU-i auxiliary strength of the major
as we do.
era, destiojers, submarines, fleet navies into conformity with
it
Thnt interferes with your be- •supply and train vessels, etc. The j These two method* are really not
lief in a place of torment
sdM ven8pSste«!?gC ° f lh° franchise if hc t,oea not keep him- Hell.
Civic clubs and women’s clubs should make special efNOW KNOWING that tho earth
toil n towider
encourage
range
of reading
among
their
round,
and thnt the steeple
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range ao f wider
rending
among
their lurn*
rounu*
«nu turns
that the
steeple
membi^-H and,younger folks should l,o helped to keen n ost-: point" ia ?vcVi dircctlon in the
ed on national affairs by Current Events clubs in the high of Heaven
°f l^c
-hour*’
the theory
just21above
becomes
less
"■ is
** wmy
r n wn
schools. It
only in
in uthis
way that civilization can hope to firmly settled in your myid.
m u c h ju iv a u a m u m t^ ....
l
oTHE (.AUDEN c l u b of America and other organizations
hn\ e made a little headway in their efforts to dissuade sellers
and buyers from unlimited traffic in the too attractive greens.
At the instance of the Garden Club the Society of American
riorists and Ornamental Horticulturalists has formally re
solved to aid in restricting the cutting and sale of hollv.
ground pine and mountain laurel. The greatest help in the
• failure flnd, w.
• tree ho f i g u r e , ^ ,
" “ t * « trcow lth1^
Z
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3 ^ * it e iS t
fn
d tB°soma
* tr?day.
** kno»sl
fruit
An optimist Ts ■
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vltes a gang of peopU „ *
• dance by hi, new
a sr sft
sslstz,
sfsH 'ssA srs/iss
RADIO
Racliola Super-Heterodyne
Ask for a demonstration
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MANY COLLEGE STUDENTS RETTtrm Balcony Scene Prom
HOME FOR CHRISTMAS VA^TIONS Romeo and Juliet Is
Presented At School!
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This Christmas promises to 'b e
jbe very gayest - one Sanford Has
"JA8F seasons. A t presWrwih
n
J
t5re^homecoming
of 80C,ety !»
tcred on n.the
of centhe
girls and boys of the school and
college contingent • who are re
turning this week for the Yulotide season.
Among the first to arrive were
the boys from the University of
Gainesville, who return
ed Friday morning.
They are
James Sharon. Hillard Mnlpas,
Robert Holly, Ed Moye, Stanley
veniey, Lee McLain. George
F«y I-ossing
and Robert Jenkins.
The Biggest Value
of the Season
MESC0 ELECTRC IRONS
""Ury
is
6r
One Day Only, Monday, Dec. 22, 9 o’Clock
One to a Customer
A six pound Mesco Brand Electric Iron complete
with six foot cord und approved stand. Manufac
tured nnd fully guaranteed by the Manhattan
Electric Supply Co. The sale will start nt nine
o’clock and will continue until ail irons have been
sold
$ 2 .9 5
^ r so n a ls
None Reserved
These Irons nre now on display in our window
Lot us show them to you.
C H R IST M A S CLUB
SMITH BROS,
Quality M erchandise
at Prices That Appeal ^
Deposit a little money every week
for a Merry Christmas next year.
Phone
2Ifi.
Corner 1st St.
and Palmetto Avc.
KANDY
Waters' Kandy Kitchen
20 ACRES GOOD CELERY LAP
Christmas
Club
Checks
SEMINOL
County Bank
PENINSULAR ELECTRIC CO.
J Weaver of Jacksonville,
went for the Royal IniCo.'x spent Thursday in 8 f ‘
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Store Open—Evenings
Monday—Tuesday and Wednesday
VfJ
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I«ina Chittenden return»v from St. Augustine
ha* been for the past
puntr Miss Marion Miller.
Wright and Mi3s
^man left Thursday
. . Ma., where they will
tlv«s through tho boliL ^er\ey nn(j >on w-ni|
i n ' lVc winter ^ Sanfk,t^r,oay ^or lh°<r home
I n* b. C., for the holiCaivin League
and (,. W. Spencer
1 On ,* nt thc Country
aad® Thursday eve-
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Only 4 Days
LADIES* HANDKERCHIEFS
Plain white and colored linen hand
embroidered and hemstitched. 3 in
box.
§
60c to $2.25 box.
si'KCiAi. it m e t i \ s
Itin iii«ifi*t I’lnllniini lllnn/r IIIiik*
Olniiniiiil rial Iitii in Wrl.t Walrhra
llliiiiiiinl I'nnr) WrilUInK lllim*
Zr. IVr O u t tMt llraulnr I'rlrra
SI'IH’U I. TIM. t llll 1STMAH
XVrlat Wntrlii-. lit (iirni tlulil, hlle■Cl<>lil In llrrtnuaiilnr,
OelotC.'in I ii-ililuit. Hritulur St* In SZZ
Sprrlul Prii-.- SIU.IMI
Kt erahnr|i 1‘ruell-i I’runi *I.IMI In (1.IMI
The Diamond Palace
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Hand drawn Clock in plain black,
and light colors. Pure thread silk
and chiffon. $1.65 to $2.50 pair.
tm
Beautiful colored Mats in rose, blue,
tan. Extra heavy. $1.25, $1.75 each.
cu
All styles and colors, pin seals and
Morocco leather. $2.50 to $5.00.
PEARL BEADS
Colored and Pearl in Christinas boxes.
$1.00 to $6.50 each
Crepe de Chine and Glove Silk Ted
dies, Gowns, and Bloomers. Peach,
white, orchid and pink. Kayscr, Van
Raalte, $3.50 to $10.00.
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Stl o r.
« will
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36x54 in. Linen Breakfast Sets with
Napkins to match. Colored bonder.
$5.00 to $7.00 each.
DOLLS AND TOYS—We have the two best lines of unbreakable voice dolls
with moving eyes an drcal hair. Over 500 to select from—$1.25 to $10.00.
W //IIU V
d
The Yow eil Company
307 E. First Sli’cct.
I*. Weinberg, Prop.
■ Y^'s. K. L Day of DunSCT a
arr»ved to bc in
(hlv. Wlater: Mr. nnd
■tin *
Past sevivjiani
Johns riv-
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The Diamond Palace Is Overflowing with
Gifts of Quality.
Lai go heavy pitan and fancy colored
towels. Linen and Turkish. 50c, 75c,
u rw iliy r I K SL .
y.-r,
ft£ R
FANCY TOWELS
BATH MATS
PARASOLS
a
m
lunderipe and Roy RogManatee County Growf Msdiiuartcrs at Braden»t Thursday in Sanford.
•fhanl Brown and small
nave returned to their
J*£,a short
visit with
Ir
Parents, • Mr. and
l w- Ball.
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Santa Onus Will He Here
.’! to 5 O’clock and 7 to B Wednesday
Gifts for Ladi es
Ladies’ Silk Parasols in red, blue,
navy and black. $5.00 to $7*()().
|Dunbar. secretary And
'of the Troy Vcnier and
' of Troy, Ala., was a
*itor Thursday..
P Smith of Erwin. Tcnn.,
I# Av '(f- and Mrs. A.
I r '»eat Grove, Penn.,
r fea in Sanford to rcthe winter.
,
X M - W \i\l V! n ; / r i
|Bradli*y, representing the
T 4 Company of Chicago
I’rom a few days spent
■town.
TOYS AN D DOLLS
M ^gga
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METHODIST BAZAR
$125
Christmas Tree Lamps
ri.;;," dry
lendar
PHONE:—Res. 42R-J
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nlng with Margaret Zachary and
As a fitting close of the Study .
Katherine Symes who are students of Romeo and Juliet, the senior
Saturday
in literature of the Sanford
Soar at 10 o'clock.
* . 'V5,Ie woman’s pi,*,
frrfme<j*r*ck. ^ IL nrr*v°s Friday High School presented. Thursday
the home her dauri£?l
morning, the "Balcony .Scene." un
NOTICE. ’
wems to be out
Stau„t™.UVk.n
Ac*d' mi'- der the direction of Mrs. R. C.'l
, Organ Club will hold
Maxwell;
The giggling gir|
. . Christmas bajar Frifrom*E«cC
rhN
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,lurd*y
„ T b e wiruomc personality of Miss i
ago settles down Uts? fr ,1 iturday. Dec. 19 and 20
f Mrs. H. B. Connelly’s
,
Lake will arrive Saturday Mildred Holly made n captivating
triumph of mind ore, -P
T!hi,.° ^am Dyrd made a de
i w ‘ u k T ' 01 Mr- “nd * '" • lightfully handsome Romeo.
Tho year 1924 Wa.n\
The appreciation of the audience
Miss Maude U ko will have as
what we expected It t o f f y I HOLD BAZAR,
was
evidence in the hearty nphodist
ladies
win
hold
her
guest
through
the
holidays
we ail knew it wouldn’t
_*] bazar in the Miller
Miss Nancy Miller of Washington. nlnuse nnd the r*Hi;iest *hat th» d e
lightfully played scene be ropcatcd
.building, Friday afterF ifty seems old only
at
an early unie tnrt oin- . in •/
who are younger. Tk. ™ Saturdav. There will be
Ralph Woodruff comes from the
true of twenty, t^-tv,
i of very attractive .hand
University of North Carolina at have the pleasure of enjoying it.
MUciVs7Toyi:'doll I q J f® S n “ ^ hofcom,0u from Florida ChnueV H ili;N .‘ C .V su ^sy !'" 11 °l
I t’s so simple. Pemk
f a d * hani-embroldery. |
« 1E?« F r i Z ° m' n\ Tnlln* n «m^ on ^ B o s e is cipccted Mr. and Mrs. Burke
what they want in tiff. w_ l* '» b . . U b l. of ebok-i
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P“ teJ
cause
Steele Given Party
cuusn the want wh»t t£J]
Vcrney, Sarah Whceless. E
m
m
a
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an^ Meric Mnrhave.
Spencer. Lillie Ruth Spencer. Ruth I "ilf 11 ^w.h.° nre "ttending Mnrv
<OUNCEMENT
The Dependable Class of the
w!i|° not
5°, eRC
Maryville, Tcnn\ Methodist
The highest explosive ,
uido Pan-Hcllenie Atsoc- Emily Lin^lp.Mary Murihead and* will
Church and teacher,
coino
come
homel
They
wilj
is made by uniting p ^1
[iving its annual ChrlatMrs. Thornton, and the Roof Gnrvi»
lt,th
eir
sister
Mrs.
Ray
l
C
Anna
and
Kitty
with a woman who hss
den Class of tho Raptist Church
DuBosc nnd nell in Washington. D. C.
rseon on/Saturday, Dec. xi,-" "I,
temper.
*
combined to give a surprise party
frock a t the Green Par- Mina Howard are duo to arrive
Florence
McKay
comes
Satur
to Mr. and iMm. liurko Steele
Lxim on the Orlando Win- Friday evening from Gueen’s Col day from Rollins.
lege
a
t
Charlotte.
N.
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Life’s on nmusing it-. fhighway.
Tuesday evening.
The
group
from
Stetson
UniMiss Bessie Zachnrv who is
yourself the so-calledTho party was u house wnrmar*ro will bo fl.60 per
Satarday “re Vir ing ns Mr. nnd Mrs. Steele have
bride iisunlly looks lik> -v
I national sorority mem chaperone at Sullins College, Bris giniat>ivar,r.,vin‘r
I)c
Loursey,
Charles
and
Ed
what I have gone and ,j0> . invited.
?>ut recently moved into their new
Reservations tol, >a., arrived Thursday cvc- Henderson.
home on Celery Avenue. In be
to be made early through
half of the Dependable Class, Mr.)
el Henry of Sanford.
H. S. POND
and Mrs. Steele wero presented n
snrnr shell.
I
Over Woodruff ts u-„.
ENGAGEMENT OF ST. AUGUSTINE GIRL silver
At a late hour an icc course wns
TYPEWHI
OF INTEREST TO MANY FRIENDS HERE served, 'mere were «>u present to
enjoy this delightful evening.
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Ctesn—g,M|r
lnnT \ ? u ^ ni ^ rienm'' S ' Mi,s *,l"r- ! for ,hc tlifclosuro of tho .ceret
NOTICE
I’hont ta
Tho Pipu Organ Clunb will hold
W. Shuman and Miss
- ---fSMvow ui inina
that thev might a cooked food nnd randy snie,
human spent Thursday r.dnn Chittenden on several vis find what the flowers
had to tell Saturday afternoon in front of
’ TW.-*'
its horc will be interested in tho Favor* were dainty rose baskets the
Union Pharmacy.
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announcement
of ”v»
her viiku
engagement
filled with bonbons, nnd tlicv helpAlderman of Miami and approaching marriage. Miss led to mnke tho “ table especially
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at of friends for a few
'"*. “ ■M.iH? .suM ilty »(i
a. visit with Miss Miller in St. Au- 5!?™
roscs. nnd the tnll pink candles in Bulb Collection Free
gustino.
silver candle-sticks.
Salad and
The following announcement ap ico courses wore served.
„u Wulsma and Mrs.
Mill’s Florida Flower Sf>cd rollection (12 pkts) $ 1.00.
idman spent Wednesday peared in tho Florida Timcs-UnScores during the bridge games
ion.
were kept on rose-decorated tallies
Mill’s Home Harden Vegetable
The announcement of the en nnd prizes went to Miss Ellondcr
collection (15 pkts} $ 1.00.
gagement
and approaching marri- Aldcn. who received a flower holdIS NOW OPEN FOn MEMBERSHIP
|Mrs. W. J. Lawton of
G
.Mill’s
Special Flowering Bulbs
of C
Miss
Marion
Miller
er,...........
and Mr™ T *. ' **
l .™Pcarre who
guests of friends nge
free with each collection
to Mr.
nrnnrn
no Varlnn
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* v‘*rre. wno
to
Mr. Clarence
Delmar
Robinson,
wns awarded a mayonnaise set.
of r airmant. West Va.. wns mndo The consolation, n pink satin rose
Mill’s Seed Store.
nt n chnrming bridge party given
It. Wheeler nnd Miss at the homo of MIfu Miller's par corsage went to Miss Ivn Conova.
i* O. Box 102
The
wedding,
which
will
be
sol
[Wheler of Oviedo spent ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Augus emnized some time in January,
Chns. \V. Zaun, Manager,
r in Sanford.
tus Miller, Rose Villa, Tuesday will be in Memorial Presbyterian
Jacksonville. Fin.
night and very appropriately tho church.
rose
was
the
dominant
note
of
f. F. Dutton left for New
Miss Miller is a charming nnd
roday evening, called by decorations throughout the eve popular girl, and much interest
ning.
i of her sister.
centers about her nppronching
Lovely long-stemmed pink Col ninrringe. Mr. Robinson hns vis
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN
Mildred Simons left Thurs- umbia roses wero used in protus- ited here, nnd has ntnde a mini
in the
room nnd the
of menus
friends in at.
St. 'Augustine,
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^ w n l tha holidays with her sion
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—••••;*» •»«»,
« » , ber
m m
Augustine
contracting parties were writteni He is from Fairmont, near ClarksWe are still making thnt
Jelicious—hotne-mude candy
-eidlly".... ........ ................... •
Hungry?
c o m m u n it y BUILDER
m o rn ™
^
th°
*'"« — 1
'
A COMMUNITY
Try one of 'onr Imm sand
l£rknd. traveling freight
F. I*. FOSTER, President
B. F. WHITNER,
wiches with bottled eliocolato
lr the (Yew York Central Duplicate Luncheon
Only tho members were present
milk.
they are Mrs. R. A. Newman.
own Thursday.
Club Is Entertained Mrs. A. P. Connelly/. Mrs. E. F.
IIouHholdjr. Mrs. F. E. Roumiilat,
L C. Anderson of Orlando
with her mother, Mr*. E.
The Duplicate, Luncheon Club Mrs. E. M. Galloway, Mrs. SuniMilling Theatre
kk for tho holidays.
was delightfully entertained by i uel Pulcston. Mrs. F. G. Ganznles
Mrs. R. A. Newman' Thursday, a t nrul Mr8- Frank Miller,
L. Dumas was called her home on West Fourth Street.
milie, S. CC., by the
Bcnutiful red radiance roses
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. E. Pcurifoy
her sister, Friday inorn- were used in decorating the rooms
liavo returned from Clearwater,
while the luncheon table had for where they were called by the
\
its center piece a minnturc glit -1
of Mrs. Peurifoy’a grand
1 Mrs. W. C.' Ffcld nnd tering Christmas tree. The place' death
Ibcrt Murphy of Oviedo, cards, holding tiney lighted tap - 1father.
_____
Ipping in Sanford Thurs- ers further carried out the sug - 1
Friday Afternoon and
gestions of the Yuletide season. 1 There isn t n man niivo who
FOR QUICK SALE AT
Saturday
Following the delicious luncheon ! doesn't liuvo pet shirts that he
I Mrs. Roy F. Symes have an interesting game of duplicate {jigs through the draw for. We
December 19 and 20
I guest Mrs. Symes’ moth was played. Mrs. A. I*. Connelly j Jjave that k'"d. They are made
Old Miller Building
S. A. II a we.y of Cadillac, and Mrs. Samuel Pulcston making J1Y the Manhattan Shirt Co., McHandmade Fancy Work
hi.V, score for which *»thev- were Kinnon-Markwood.
presented pieces of "Ever Wear
Toys Dull Clothes
r. Fhilyan
arrived Aluminum”. A brass card trny
Gloves are a Christmas Stand
(looked Food
to spend the holidays was given Mrs. F. C. Ganzales by. Wc have them, all kinds. Mc
parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. for cutting the consolation.
Kinnon- Mark wood.—Adv.
PER ACRE
■ a o a s iiia a iiiK ia iifln B iu a n
hary.
E. F. LANE
Give
Electrical
Gifts
S KATHRYN WILLEY, Sodsty Editor.
—--’
I-
But when a 6Uemi
Kid McCoy is beginning to feel
! If.aomeone were hitting him bcw tho belt.
-------- o-------Z,ho Ocala Star, beginning to
me the proportions of u daily
wnpapor, came out in eight pages
a other day.
reenmmenus the artificial leaves
-------- o-------tover uu.m iiu - sireilgth to correstinnd wl'k *1...
*! H“Jisfuctory substitute for holiday dec- must be blazing hut. And the
An advertisement, says the Tnm- nrntinnanCipCS
i?,n’ 11 no substitute is soon adopted holly nnd laurel ether is at absolute zero, it degree ics, but failed President Coolidffc I ratio relation. Perhaps they may
Times, reads: “ Wonderful hnrof cold that we cannot imagine.
“ I
their inclination yt«
ln$ for men with Ifi or 17 necks."
al Tribune*1, h ° m “ 1 unprotcctc(l woods.--New York HcrWc might i-o back to Dante’s cure further limitations on naval so would’ undoubtedly be spurred
it who is so lucky?
idea in his "Inferno," where Luci construction. In the_ mean time by notice from us tliut we desire
-------- o-------J ratio in naval party in the completer sense
fer, kin" of the infernal regions, wc ure be.ow the
If Sanford had a few tlrst class
lives, held fast up to his waist in cruisers and submarines and above which, if it cannot be attained nth’
tels, Sanford would bo the most
ice, the extreme cold being ere
. . . - 1!A In <ltJ,D<>>'ers. Uo have many erwlse, will be attained by compet•Irahlo tourist resort in central
Int
n'? ro. riestrnyers than wo can com- itivo building
*
THE
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
SPIRIT
nted
by
the
flapping
of
hi.s
bat
oridn.
B it
ST.
PETERSBURG
TIMES
;
like
wings.
Rut
that
is
too
child
o
"S T f
2
han<), wc »ro ,h o « !
M
&
ish.
Anyone in Sanford who is not
aependcntly wealthy ten■. /years
•,
*
. .
.
, ......it w u » r u n n e r h e - .
14
coniU H inir. n m i a
-*
orn now will have nobody
toto ,I‘cun' Sunday night probably drew cause tho people of St Petersburg I Mr’ “ “ keW lw truly says, scien,dy
ajne but himself.
no fanciful bow when they said all more than those of any other c itv ! tlf!C«|evt,'*'pment has outrun spirita •
---------oin.t ,in«..i..,----i»
...
'nage or 111.000. Great BriUiin save hundreds of million* ..
their experience in Chamber of we know have mu „„K.
, , I J'/1*
development.
It i.:_
hns outrun
has built or building, fifty-four around an allay nnv, | rivalrie
II qpo the cold wave doesn
sn t hit
* *,
fho n 11 !*>' ut th*: faithful of var- modern cruisers, with on aggre- But it is also sound policy to E!?:
Oridn until after Christmas.
so (’onimorce work in all parts of the iheuo lessons h„r l
l» 'l never (unii.heil
L . . actively,
.S
. gladly,
. lr‘" ,,,d.
?'
At we will have "real Christmns rountry I,ad
furnished then, themselves,
and i"science
that appear’ to"*coMr«dlct £Ue £have uten "modern
I T ™ cruisers, ug- !^
V ’!atoparity
th.e »'D’r«ative
Mitner and cun go swimming.
lishing
under theof nestab
rew
■cligious
teachings.
,iv T ‘ For' th Un <1UL' ,Ul‘l
[ liberally, to back their chamber of
gregaling
,5.000
tons,
nnd
have
part
way
limitation
'if
Z
u
—--- *—o—
------ In the old days, if you raised just authorized eight more, a g g ro c o m e s necessary
•
i r the great hall wns Commerce with their undivided
’
bc*
A ilrive over Seminole county thronged—every one of the fifteen
any scientific question, they burn
REALTOR
jh.ways where fragrant celery hundred seats at the banquet tables personal support and real money. ed you alive, ns they burned Gior
First National Bank Building
pets you from all directions tolls
The St. I’etorsburg Chamber of dano Bruno for telling the truth,
9 itory of why this is the ivns tilled-—and tin* galleries were Commerce through a long series or when Calvin, the good F’rotestp h o n e o:>.
ROOMS ill-)
irid’a most favorisl garden land. crowded- by people, home folks
nnt
hurried
the
good
Doctor.
of
administrations
uniformly
able
and visitors, who gathered eagerly
Saleslady— Miss Ruba Williams
Lorturer sayo, "Each of us with the* full kttowleiljrc that they and successful, wholly deserves
OF
COURSE,
as
Mr.
Rockefel'iiud heed the handwriting on were to be then nnd there solicited such support; hut it is a fact that h*r and all thi* Malntn have known.
to a $ 100,.
f 'vail.
Sure wJ slmijld. It for money subof<rriptjons
another able
able and
and useful
useful i th,e r«
Commeroe b m i^ l' many «"«tncr
conflict between real
ty supply the very word needed 000InChamber
almost
any
other
,-;,v
^.V"
,er
i>
{
Commerce
has
earned
' science and reul religion,
(ill out the cross-word puzzle/—
even in St. l'etersburg for alnmat bnt'^l *'U|,|M’rt
its community, . ,tc«* religion is the golden rule,
•tie Rock Arkansas Gazette.
any
other
c
a
u
s
S
h
"
^
K.
r
th.'le
I >n,perfectly expressed by ConfuR * 7S,'K lTin7**i7s*2'!Z**7i7373Xi?a7&niOnmT»7»r!m&Ttl
1
1 ,,u'
,uu*|1 rcir
a: . ; ......n11 *—
-r>v 1«■1
t,,r "iru’ir
'“ c untiringt devotion and ! r *Us •» a n r^ tiv e way, perfectly
twenty-four Hfty-gal|on l.urreli In would utay away from a m eet-fifurf*
expressed hy th.> founder of Chris'I
what wu:i labeled "dry goods"
tiunity.
That
rule
will
not
be
in
s discovered hy agents to con
jured by scientific truth.
n whisky. Tho "dry" goods
All the beautiy of the Sermon ,
»hcd around too much and beon
the Mount will endure forever.'1
yed themselves to he "wet."
It was because the people of St
is due, because Sclenco will not interfere with * Table Lamps..
Waffle Irons.
-------- o-------Boudoir Lamps.
that.
iVp rather hute to suggest it
Percolators.
But science docs interfere with <
Adjustable I,amps.
k
un, but are, the local merchants
Table Stoves.
those that would exploit ignorance
king arrangements for next
Desk
Lamps.
nnd superstitution for their finan
roosters.
Sewing Machines.
ir’s advertising budget 7 If you
ir
u,ut
J1**!*'*' or stint to cial profit, using a burning hell to
f t advertise your stock you can’t building of any city and bringing
Heating Pads.
frighten those that refuse to pay.!
profits and prosperity, direct and tion. COmm,,n,ty bo,,Rt‘’r
iect to budge it.
Scoring Machines Motors.
nwirectly, to fie ry person whose. The St IVt..rd.nr.. ri,,.. i
, deliberately keeping alive the supParchment Shades.
erstitutions that Mind nnd d w arf
tfter six months of cross-word home or investments are in or near Commerce ‘pirit is the c S - 1 ,
Flash Lights.
Curlinf'Irons.
men’s minds.
:zlus any man should be clever
I. . .Ucce.nful |Chuml(vr
S f i V ’,y‘
,l“
ugh to get hy with an income
WHAT IS A scientist, even the
return.—Baltimore Sun. If thp,
greatest? H«> is a feeble being
continues, the funs won’t have
| Income tux return.
glued by the power of gravitation
THE COMMONER’S JOKE
— — o-- ■■** ■
1
to this revolving earth, looking
KNOXVILLE SENTIXEI,
| out into space through his tele
lodger Babson says: True relig.
—I jeope, examining matter in his I
is to civilization what a comMr. William J. Bryan iv writing . . . . .
s is to a si.ip or a steering his memoirs, it is announced. One ’.verybody was jaizzled by that lnborntorica, applying force to h is!
«
•5I to an uutomohile. Hence, of his admirers expresses the hop* except Mr. Bryan. The well-known machinery, doing the best he can
rge all business men to get bc- that the great Commoner will not mile prend over the honored trnv- wKli his little spark of intelli
’ ' “That’s C-W* to ndjust himself to his inJ the churches."
leave out the famous Nulu episode. uer s face, nnd he said:
•asy
to
understand,
Thnt’s
for my I vironmonts.
Without religUn,
This is the* story as told:
'ccoml term.”
dfocatc of government ownwhat
is
he?
I(ess
than nothing.
Traveling around the earth be
Will be ready for delivery on Monday. December 151
Contemporary
Comment
en Presidential
presidential race*, Mr. Bry
nr|l*vB
t
'k
(>
«|1
H1
I
lease call and get yours.
,
t at privntti operation of public an arrived
1 • at the Irland of Sulu,
ONE Of’ these days scientific
[ties, and it *in not'surprising in the Philippine.'!. As the ship
knowledge wilt be mntter of
Men’s elforts balance, explor course, nosses:>ed by every human
' f>enator Norris, who belongs dropped anchor, a g u t in a shore
'Vc congratulate
forethought ^
------- ---- those
v..w v who
»yiiu nhad
u u th
iwet »«•--hot clusy, r.hould find a menace fort begun booming. Twenly-on» ers are always looking for lost being, when ignorance ohall have
V<■+ ■/>/
race*,
and
missionaries
are
always
tne
past
to
prepare
for
Christmas
by
joining
our
he leasing of Muscle Shoals. It lime* it boomed, whereat Mr. Ury.
vanished.
mas Club.
pretty sorry government, hpw- un’s fellow passenger a rallied him. finding them.—Nanhville Banner.
But always religion will rule
that is unable
. ... or
... unwilling
_.iwilUri; to "Tho Suituin is giving you tho
men, as their chief interest, nup-'
Alcohol may be nn excellent pre- plying them with hope nnd with I
corporapr
ivt itself againat anyf c^po
ra- 1Pre.idenTial
'**lute ""th ey sVid.
) ! . \ invit.e thti ciV z®n s o f S a n fo rd and S e m in o l^
that in the nature of) thing*
reaped for thot which forever will
miennlde to it* rtguU
ty*.tP,Join °.ur Christmas Club for the year
112
Magnolia
remain beyond the reach of sci-,
prt I.fvi
Phone 113 w
8; m
j Ket the habit of1 OUVI,|6
saving «a nlittle
each
■
^ ^ B
in e m
u week
^ n*
iW a
.a ■
■
o i i r - p n M ,„a»
b . - I r tln * It w ,, . (,
comics as expected proved very popular. But the Burprising
thing was that so few people were interested in the foreign
lie At
%•
suscie
’2
news,
the
Associated
Press
Dispatches.
I C I i m m MATB9
SH O W -S
JOHN
D.
ROCKEFELLER.
Jr.,
. r„..l7.00 Six MonthA.JJ.Sft
Not a single person selected the Associated Press as his
,..'ed in Cltr hr Cerrler, p«» favorite feature. And yet can it be assumed that they do deeply religious. tells his Bible
class that science has outrun re
Dio. Weekly Edition II.QO
ligion. Man’s scientific develop
not read these dispatches?
Con
it
be
that
local
people
are
f A
A .9
t i
. ...” | |
.
AL MOTICBi All.obituary not sufficiently interested in what goes on in Washington, ment has travelled more rapidly
than his spiritual development.
card* of thank*. reeolutlone
.Ice* of entertelnaifnra where New York or London, to even read the accounts given by That is true and is patting it
matsee are made will be charged this papei;? Yes, It certainly can.
mildly.
'
.
for,a t regular advcrtlema rate*.
Tho worst of it Is. from tho
Ask anyone you may meet on the street what all this
t n r AMOCIATBD FRKSS
stand-point of some earnest be
Aaaorlated Preaa la eaclua- Muscle Shoals controversy is about. Ask him where Muscle lievers, that religion no longer
entitled to the tiee for repub- Shoals is anyway. Ask him who was elected senator from possesses any reliable method of
>n of all newa dlipatchea
ad to tt or not otherwise cred- Connecticut the other day, or who is making an ass of him checking science.
n this paper and also the local self in the Veterans Bureau Conspiracy trial. He will regIt was simplo In old days, when
purbllened herein. All right*
. uhllcatlnn of special dispatch- iater a blank. But ask him who was recently selected premier Galileo looked through a telescope,
rein are also reserved.
revolving around tho
of England, or what all the argument is about between saw moons
Jupiter, and announced thnt
•AY, DF.CE.MnER 19, 1921' Ibanez and the Spanish King, and he will look at you between planet
the curth went around the sun,
the
eyes,
and
mumble
something
about
“you”
being
a
three
upsetting
tho
theory that tho
BOLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY letter word meaning "moron".
earth was the centra, and every
else whirled around us.
flALL NOT WANT:—The
The Christian Science Monitor doesn’t miss it very much thing
Ho was temporarily disposed' of,
is my shepherd; I shall not when it tries to show just what tho average person does
ordered to kneel and publicly de
it. . Surely goodness And mer.. —Jill follow me nil tho days of rend nr the newspapers. A certain Mr. Hennessey is telling clare tiiul he "abjured and ab1horrpd” his false doctrines.
» l* |ife : and I will dwell in the a man named Dooley whnt he reads, as follows;
| After that, so far a , anybody
10UM of the Lord for ever. Psalm
"I see by the papers that a three-letter word
. knew, the sun resumed its daily
a iT l.S .
beginning with G is n light kind of carriage, and
! trips aruund the earth. But thnt
that a seven-letter word beginning with R is a well
method doesn’t work any longer.
TOE 80NG OF THE ROADS
to cover troops from attack. I also see by the papers
MtgS M
I.
fo «
IF A CHILD asks how Joshua
that Tommy the Tadpole swam as hard as ho could
Voodering off through thq wood,
3Attcould mnke tho sun Btnnd still
swim behind old Mrs. Frog, splash,1ffplnsh. splash,
Dim as n mist-pelltd star,
thnt he might go on fighting, you
W t4Where the wigwams hnve
for his dear litle life, to tho extent of three-quart
a
hnve to explain that it was really
•tood,
ers of a Bedtime column.”
the earth that hc caused to stand
^ chYdej? m
idering, wandering far;
still.
"Furthermore,” continue! Mr. Hennessey, "I see
;hwny for hunting nnd war,
Even then, if it’s a high school
by the papers thnt WKY is broadensting TannCO*1
where the sunbeams
ube
glow
boy, you will find it d iffic u lt to
HffX pale
hauser tonight, beginning at 8:15; that a girl is
mnko him understand how the
Through tho leaf-laden branches
foolish to lavish her affections on n man who will
sudden stopping of the earth turn
V» that bar—
ing on its axis one thousand miles
hang oround for years and take her to the theatre
lilp srn s the Indian trail.
per hour, didn’t make all the
without seriously thinking about a wedding ring,that
{**
V ? t5
houses nnd buildings shoot east
young Fritz Kntzenjnmmer has finally been rescued
ward like passengers in the train
Jhjtt df the Indian trnil,
from the wilds of Africn nnd restored to the arms
that stops suddcnlv, or why a t
IBWmleiis, uncouth and unplanned
cJ^~"
mosphere didn’t rush off and leave
of his mother and the Captain; that remnants of
1
YaValed by pinneers hnlc,
nnd Joshua to dio for lack of ox
last night s cauliflower may be turned into a delic
IJfstboumi, with riflo in hand;
ygen.
Ung through newly clcurcd
ious salad by the addition of cream; thnt the doctors
- land
will soon be prescribing male or female babies ac
FOR THOSE thnt take words
o.’tho White Man’s new, roughtoo literally, it is embarrassing to
cording
to demand; thnt success in life wus never
i . hewn utxxle,
TI-IE NAVY WE NEED
tench tho henthen thnt the enrth
Rough as the pioneer hand
won without hnrd work and sacrifice; that Andy
NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE
is
round,
nnd
make
them
rend
in
hU was tho pioneer road.
Gump has recovered from the disappointments of
the Bib'.o about the four angels
the recent election and that the new evening frocks
standing on the four corners of
III.
in approaching the problem o f , gating 80,000. Compared v/ith Jago
in for a semi-tight corsage.”
the earth. You have to explain .................
ladtquute, wasting nwny
”our navy
j «•«
»«v 5—- J|'w"i
no Ul
inaintmnmg
on the
pan, we
areV milk’
little II
more thnn 50 per
to your heathen thnt religious uses 5—*J treaty. ratio
sport or
Sport
of w
winds nnd the rains,
And whnt do you think about the chances of
it So well to make cent below • mLio parity. Great
allegorical
methods,
nnd
the
four
t of* pi
pride yesterday,
war between England and Egypt?” said Mr. Dooley.
at the uutset. In ’ Britain’.-, strength la about twice
corners are not real comers, hut uthedistinction
meful,‘ today its remains!
classes of ships directly aifect- Jours,
a
i
t0°*in
papers?”
said
Mr.
Hennessey.
mean North, blast, South and ed by the treaty limitations parity j i n Inodl>rn submarin c a -o f more
it can we show for
our
And that s exactly the way it is. The average man West.
' pains?
can be easily attained; and Amer- than 1,000 to n s-w c arc also strikrd l without structure or grnde,
doesn t rend a thing about what goes on beyond the vision
ienn opinion is united in demand-, ingly deficient. Great Britain has,
THERE ARE also tho difficult ing
Binding the land ns with chains
atiamment. Wo already have built anl building, nine, aggregatT
n
!
p
siKht’
,u,t
that
^evtninly
is
no
sign
that
he
ies
about
the
old.
comfortable
be
ics* are the ronds wc have made.
should" t. A man, or a woman, if either is to be a good lief about Hell under our feet nnd our lull battleship allotment, and mg l',JJ40 ions. Japan has, built
with the pni.suge
twenty-three, nirirroaggre. | ofi the naval
. . . mod-j or building, iwutiiY^ihrcCi
;
•
IV. ’
f irfn/1m8h*?U (’ kreP wcl1 infornU!‘l 0,1 nutionul and interna Heaven above our head, with the i »»,. . jI*
i
i
i
i
.
,
Koung
.to,uutj
lonr.
the
United
fc -!? been
J i l l SL
(«»»=•
The United
Lovol, hard-surfaced, unworn.
tional matters of importance. No person cun properly cx- steeples pointing toward Heaven, battleship* winch have
inX States has, built
or building,
only
’AMO
-^T -’-
Bdenca b Sw ift
Spiritual Light Slow.
Rockefeller Sava It.
But Religion W|t| List.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(C « n r% tl UM)
’’BTWOi
Ill ■ SI—
’
.
...
�U ses P oison,
And a
______
NEW YORK, Dec. 19,— When
the "Four Horsemen of Notre
Dome” ride into the Golden West
for a post-season game with tho
Stanford Cardinals at Pasndenn,
d u k Griffith, Thomas Shibe Cal.. New Year’# day, it will bo a
CoL ‘Rupert and Connie clash of two schools having simi
.Mack Call to Pay. Respects lar basic principles of coaching.
to President American Loop Knute Rockne, the Notre Dnmo
mentor, is a product of the modern
of gridiron teachings, while
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.—Ban John- school
his
veteran
opponent in this clash
■on, president of the American la Glenn "Pop"
Warner, one of tho
League, is not likely to resign, dei 7 ' ,tVnil rnnrhino Rnth
jftft?
v« tenchcr^ bSh are
M
S
S ^ T V S B v „ . a . U , c r e . ^ .1.trick * y . » .
hare Wednesday for his attitude yet both arc disciples of tho or
xd Commissioner Landis and thodox off-tackle piny.
Notre Damn’s team this yenr is
ived him of much of the powhc has exercised in organized regarded, from coast to coast, ns
ebail for more than 20 years. ono of the grentest pieces of grid
The American League executive iron architecture ever assembled. It
remained in seclusion Thursday, bowled over a field of opponents
but remarks of Clark Griffith which was representative of every
* president of tho Washington dub, section of the country except the
New
Thomns Shibe. president of tho far West, nnd tho game
l Philadelphia club; Col.Jacob Rup- Year’s day provides u means of
part, of tho New Yor'c Americans, comparison between the football
and Connie Mack, manager of tho as played on the Atlantic seaboard
Athletics, were sufficient to con and the game as developed on the
vey the impression th at they Pacflc coast.
Notrr Dame, has defeated such
strongly will support their league
chief and do not want him to re- teams .a Army, Princeton, Nebras
ka. f oorgiu Tech, Northwestern,
G r i f f i t h . with Shibe and Mack, Wisconsin, Carnegie Tech, Lom
caled a t tho American cuguc bard nnd Wabash.
headquarters Thursday to pay
The Roosters arc exceptionally
■ their respects to Johnson. They well-balanced. Light, but extreme
: made themselves dearly under ly fast, they arc equipped with u
stood that they did not come to rare assortment of plnys, passes
i ask Johnson to resign. As John and kicks executed by men all
son failed to put in an appearnnee adept in their respective positions.
a t his office they conveyed their
The eleven was hurd pressed in
j views to Henry J. Killilea, a Mil only two gnmes this year—against
waukee nttomci, and life long Northwestern and against the Ar
friend of Johnson.
my—both of which were beaten
"Ban Johnson resign ns presi by only one touchdown.
dent of tho Amcricnn League 1 Rockne has started his second
Why should ho resign?" said Mr. team in prncticiilly every game this
Griffith.
yenr nnd thou shifted to his first
"There seems to bo a mistaken string backtick!, Sttildrebcr, Miller,
impression about our visit. Wo . Layden nnd Crowley. This combiwero not appointed to call on Mr.| nation, irresistible through
its
Johnson ond ask him not to rcsitrn. rest running ar.d passing attack,
"there is no reason why he should has swept through all opposition it
resign.
has been called upon to face nnd
"Wo come to pay our respects has not been held to less than two
to him because wo are ull with touch-downs. On the const, this
him. In my opinion the baseball alternate arrangement may. prove
v;nrid will never hoc a greater of marked aid to Rockne.
baseball figure than he has been.
Stanford, with tho greatest foot
“ As a m atter of fnct tho letter ball eleven in its history has come
wo presented to Commissioner through with only n 20-20 tie with
Tandis was passed merely to clear California to mar its season. Tho
tho atmosphere much misunder Stanford team la strong and wellstanding in baseball nnd wu want rounded hut has lucked throughout
ed to clear It up for all time. Wo the season an ability to solve a
all know th at arguing is harmful passing attack. Warner, in charge
to the gamo and the only way to of the Stanford team for the first
stop it iB to taku the necessary year, realized tills lack of missing
action to stop it.
defense when Idaho passed Stan
* "As far as we nro concerned, we ford off its feet nnd only lost the
stand behind Mr. Johnson the same game when it fumhleil on Stan
as we have niwnva stood. When ford's one-foot line, t ho Cardinal^
I get back to Washington I urn recovering.
going to writo him telling him
To otfset this weakness, Warner
Just that."
up the best defense possible
Griffith with the other Imschntl built
then perfected a passing game
leaders, parted for tho east Wed ami
rival that of his opponents, rely
nesday night. Commissioner Hin to
ing on tlie ancient theory that a
dis wus willing to discuss the wea good
attack is tho best defense.
ther, golf or any subject except The fruit
this attack was
baseball, when interviewers found brought outofin tile
California game.
him.
With tlm score 20 to (l against
them ami Imt eight minutes to
play, the Cardinals launched an air
drive that wan baited only by the
Chicago Institute
Opens School For
Actors And Writers
CHICAGO. Dec. 18.—Drama en
tered tho official category of the
fino arts a t tho Chicago Art In
stitute with the establishment of
a department for tho study nnd
practice of acting, play writing
and costume design, and when the
construction of n theatre to house
these activities was begun,
Tho theatre will sent about 700
persons. Its architect made in
vestigations in Europe and in
corporated many special devices
for tho rapid nnd convenient hand
ling of scenery without tho usual
means, The chief of these is a
sky dome over tho entire stage,
which obviates tho use of drop cur
tain* for oxncriors, und of movable
floors on which an entire setting,
with its furniture and actors, may
ride to position., within tho pros
cenium/
Thomas Wood Stevens, for tho
last ten years head of the laborstory theatre at tho Carnegie Initituto of Technology at Pitts
burgh. has been appointed bead of
the department.
Tho entire plant was a gift of
Hr. and Mrs. William Owen Goodpan as n memorial to their aim,
venneth Sawyer Goodwin, pinyvriglit, who died in service durng the war.
31d U. S. Stamps
Sell High in London
LONDON. Dec. 18.—Sir Niehlas Waterhouse’s famous collecion of - American stamps was aucianed in London recently and res
ized $1*8,600. Many of the atamp.s
rill remain in England, but a
»rgo number will return to Amriea. Elliott I’errv, of New Jerey, paid SI.‘125 for a ten cent
lock of 18.71 stamps which origlally coat Sir Nicholas about
4.50.
Another rare block of eight five
nnfc brown stamps of the Isauo of
847, realized 93,760, and was purhased by Philip Ward of Philaelphin. Seven years ago this
lock was bought by Sir Nicholas
ir 5100. Among other high pric» was 9500 for n*five-cent blue,
176 for a thirlv-cent ultra marine
ad pale carmine, 9150 for a fifen-ci-iit blue uiul brown, and 5375
>r a 21-cent purple and green.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour, naanai speaker of tho W. C. T. G.
ill speak a t tho Methodist
(lurch, Thursday evening at 8 o'ock.
Modern men have jaws that arc
» small, and white flour is reonsible for this deformity se
eding to u London physician.
MOVE IS STARTED
TO CURB PASSING
INGRIDIRONGAME
Warner arid Rockne, 2 Fam ous Grid
M entors, W ill Match Strategy Soon
ner. Every senom wmo without
regard to social condltfcim will,
receive n fiair.
.
Mr. Johnson, answering cvMcismn that the Christmas gifts
should bo confined to poor chil
d r e n / fidid that they wera not in
tended as ‘nets of-charity, but
friendly Christmas greetings to all
SANFORD SCHOOL
TEAMS TO BEGIN
SEASON TONIGHT
2” n m y irp 7=t n r ti 7zri-rsyers
That Can He Found At
Coleman’s
Gift and Stationery
Shop
Games.
1Mocks.
Books.
Asli Trays
Brief Cases
Bill Folds
Evcrsharp Pencils
Fountain Pens
Tinker Toys
Famlec Dolls
Doll Houses
Globe-Wernicke
Sectional
Bookcases
For Beautifying the Home
“Everything for the office”
207 Magnolia . Phone 101-J
stores. ’ Thg*]'
The slcd /cV t
■ale and Mr.
CbrUtSS?.
*
There you can get a pretty
*3
Delightful Gifts—
Christmas Cards
Children’s Books
Cigars. Stationery.
WHITMAN’S
CANDY
MOBLEY'S DRUG STORE
c h o ic e r I F )
ft
Of either one you wish.
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Points llehnv to The
Gifts
------fe ha* arr?ni£J
'fe Dying l
final whistle after they hnd scored
two touchdowns and knotted the
game.
If Stanford throws the fury of
its air attack a t Notre Dame it will
be interesting to watch, ns no Coaches Advocate Rules That
Would Allow Only 3 Points
team which the Roosters have met
this season has unleashed nn air
Or Making Sure This Way;
game of the .type resorted to by
Arc
Against Run After Pass
the Cardinals' in the closing mo
ments of the California gnme.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19—Although
a majority now among football
coaches, experts nnd rule makers
apparently is oppressed to placing
restrictions upon the use of the
forward pass, gathering demand
for curbing the acrinl game has
become evident, promising u live
ly discussion when gridiron men
tors gather in New York at la t
pnrt of this month to frame
Hoy’s and Girl’s Cage Teams ter
their rulei recommendation;;.
Clash Willi Hustings on Lo
The attack launched a few
cal Court 7:30 O'clock; Hot days ago on the forward pnss by
Contests Are Anticipated Harold M. Gore, conch of the
Massachusetts Aggies, hus arous
ed
keen discussion and drawn sup
Contests far hotter than usual
opening of tho season arc antici port from several sources Gore
pated tonight when the boy’s nnd branded tho aerial gnine in its
girl’s bnskctball teams of the present usage as n "menace" to
Sanford High School swing Into tho gridiron spirt ond urged as
action against
teams from tho corrective steps that only three
Hastings High School on the points be allowed for a touchdown
school court at Palmetto Avenue, dtio to a pnss and that tho run by
und Tenth Street. Tho first gnme tho receiver ot n pass bo eliminat
ed.
will begin nt 7:30 o'clock.
1,. C. Boles, director of nthioBoth teams have been practic
ing earnestly und the coaches, tics at Wooster college, Ohio, sides
Miss Ethel Henry and Kenneth with Gore in characterizing the
Unit, declare themselves satisfied aerial game ns a "menace which is
relegating football to the category
with their preparations for tho of outdoor basketball," while furgame. This will he the first game their criticism was made public
of tho seuson for the hoy’s tenm today by Foster Hanford, former
while the girlH met nnd were de Rutgers coach and advocate of the
feated hv tho Kissimmee High rushing attack.
.School team about two weeks ago.
None of these critics, however,
Tho exact lineup of the hoy’s apparently wishes to abolish the
team has pot been announced hut pass, confining their recommenda The Red Crocs originated
in
it is to he selected from the fol tions to means of putting restric IPfiK nftur the Battle of Sulfcrinu,
lowing squad: George Wilson, Ham tions on the aerial game. The Italy.
Byrd. Claude Kennedy, Deane Tur- pass is needed to g i v e balance,
r.rr, Biil Du Boro, Luke Thompson,! nays Hanford.‘admitting the aerial
"Red” Barber, Clyde Russell, Clar-1 game has come to stay, but never
enco Duff in ami Earl Christen- theless, hu beiloVDH it is too un
berry.
fettered in its present form.
CHRISTMAS
The Girls team is composed of
That the rules committee in
Mildred Holly nnd Bonnie May taking cognizance of the present
SUGGESTIONS
Kinlaw. forwards; Hilda Butler nnd agitation was indicated today in
Doris Hand, guards, nnd Ada Kan-, a statement by Fred W. Moore, If you want to buy a Christ
tier and Elizabeth Moye, centers, j treasurer of (ho Harvard athletic mas present and don’t know
Both Ibr girl’s nnd boy’s teams association, that the question no what lo get Cull nt 1921 Park
of Hustings are reputed to be ex doubt would come before the mid Avenue. You’ll find it there,
ceptionally strong organizations. winter session of the rule mak
yen bet.
The local team, however will do crs.
their utmost to secure a victory as
There Crammer has an uni
the girls have the Kissimmee de
We furnish the Christmas Boxes
que place
feat. to avenge and the boys the will) neckwear, i.hlrts and handdesire to begin the season with n fcci chiefs.
McKiimoii-Mi/kv.ood.
Where he sells Birds and
victory.
—Adv.
Fish
Complete Line of Toilet Articles
Santa Claus
To
Pppjlsj 'of 4 Towns
4■
SH '
BIRMINGHAM. Dec- 18.-G eo .
F. Johnson/ shoe mannfseturer,
will present 6700 pairs of shoes to
NEW YORK Dec. 18.—Stefan ■chcol children in-Endicott, John
1Matz. 32 years old, of Whltestone. son City; West Eridlcott «Wd HooVTqft);' . ’ • ______ _
•L. 1., was found dead* having used . ■. . ■
poiutn. n rope and a pistol to.
commit suicide. II* died beHevIng that he hod murdered his
wife. Anna, whom ho had shot
four times, each bullet taking ef
fect at close range. These proved
to be flesh wounds, however, and
a t Flushing hospital It was said
she would recover.
' 1 ho couple, who have a sevenyear-old son, become estranged
three years ago. Matz repeatedly
endeavored to effect n reconclillattoii. Laic Tuesday night he ac
costed his wife a ^ she returned
from a theatre, and after a brief
but violent argument drew hls pis
tol nnd fired. Mrs. Matz fell un.
Conscious. On reviving a t tho hos
pital she requested the polico to
find her husband.
Near the Fort Totten govern
ment reservation two privates of
the 82d Const Artillery, Battery
B—l.eo II. Young nnd John L.
Lon key—discovered Matz’s body
swinging from the limb of a tree
nciir Beil Avenue, Bayside. Exnminnlion showed n phial, which
hnd contained iodine, on the grass
beneath the body. There were io
dine stains on Mntz’s lips nnd on
his clothing. .The soldioo found a
pistol near the phial,, tho chamber
containing five empty chrtrldgcs,
Matz had used the last bullet for
himself, apparently placing the
noose about his neck after he had
taken tho poison and ns hia body
swung free, firing the bullet in
to his left temple.
Mrs. Matz is employed in the
home of John Holliday, leading
man in "Dancing Mothers," at
Woodlawn Avenue and Twentyseventh Htrect, Bccchhurst, L. I.
Her son lives with her there. The
hoy has not been informed of hls
father's death and believes his
mother to be ill of tonsilitis.
Shooting H is W ife
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148
sified Directory
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MUtVH'F.S
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CIS or Box 71, Sanford,
I'liB ANil MOTOR RE
WINDING.
RT ELECTRIC SERVICE
Expert Electrical repairs.
Central Ave. Orlando,
MOBILES FOR RENT
-HEEL
Car. Drivo it
Oak nnd Second St.
BODY REPAIRING
STEIN — Automobile
repairing and Rebuilding.
Ics Homo, Oak Avenue.
OS FOR HIRE_____
AllTO SERVICE Day
lit. Meets all trains. Bngfer. Phone 551.
rro
trips
CALDER. Siglit-seeplensure trips at any
Call 44.
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AUTO WRECKER____ _
KliO. bay or night eerDay phono 304. Night
m
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lh’<. STATIONS AND
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"S FILLING STATION,
day and night. Sanford
nnd Second Street.
SERVICE STATION.
Cas, Oil, Tires, AccessoService with u smile. Elm
R. Phone 417 1.3.
S—1Three stations. MagM Second. First nnd Elm,
4 Avenue and 10th Street.
service.
UT'Y PARLOUS
__ ET. Martnollo
•f all kinds. Rain water a
Obi First National
phone 245.
DRUGS
DRUG* STORE — PreG', Drugs, Sodas. Ww
near you as your phone.
Building Material
_MKN’S CLOTHING
3. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price
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MHano Theatre Hldjr.
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Heights, Florida on Dixie Ilighway,
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SANFORI) SIGN SHOP—Right
prices for signs of all kinds.
R. N. NIPPER.
Sanford Avenue at 1st Street.
Phone 473-J,
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Real Estate
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Miscellaneous A
For Sale
ALL WOOL surra
FOR SALE!—Modern Bungalow—
located Magnolia Ave. nnd U th
Year
Mnhe
„
iioo.sn HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES St., $1,000 cash, balance terms.
1«2l—Chev.
85.00
This is a good buy. R. W. Deane,
Tailored to measure, guaranteed
1f*21—Font
L*. Truck
225.00
1S23—Ford
**n ,
Seminole Bank.
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand
375.00
13JJ—Ford nun'bout truck
350.00 And next week is going to be too
cleaning and pressing. Scotch
1921—Ford
TourInk
350.00
LAND WANTED
1034—Ford
Runabout
Woolen Mills. 305 East Second
late. Act Now.
450 00
!J 22—Dodge
Tmirlntt
Large tract of Florida land......
Street.
525.00
IPX t— F o n l
T on-T ruck
wanted for farm colonization pro- •-—
615.00
i i H — Ford
F o rd o r Sedan
300.00
SUBURBAN HOME
joct. Must be good land, no drain-' FOR
“
SALE!—Grocery stock
1011— F o r d
T o u rin g
*00 00
age
required,)
nnd
well
located.
fixtures,
will rent or sell building.
1931 — D o d g e
Tour n s
*00.00
IS23— D odgu
T o u rin g
Other business necessitates the
Located
just
out
aide
the
city
lim
WANTED—Young lady to d o
Key West—Thompson Ice Com sale of same.
Apply Box 507,'.
“THUMB TO SOMK I’E O P l.E "
its, on the road to tho Country pany
stenographic work nnd lean
to spend $75,000 enlarging Sanford. Fla.______________ t.~
Club,
Nice
new
bungalow
with
10
P
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CBXT
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F
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A
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CASH
bookkeeping. Good opportunity
______
modern conveniences—lights, own plant.______
Sanford Building nnd l,oan As
for nmbitiaua person. Inquire at
I, \V. P IIIM .IP "
Apartment
house
on
First
St. sociation Preferred Stock can ba
water
system,
telephone,
ete„
22V:
H
ed
g
e
Meniere
Herald Office.
! Phone No. S.
Onh A 3nd « . 'acres of land, seven cleared, orange This is a bargain.
cashed on CO days notice, interest
payable April 1st and October 1st
WANTED—A first class cook by j.'qr SALE—Newly pointed spec- trees, and place in good shnpe.
One five-room bungalow, in good you can’t bent i t ____________ ‘ >
n fastidious family. Apply 1422 ial Six Studebaker touring car Close to Country Club. Cun be
bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. condition. $500.00 puts you in thin
Park Ave.
Buy eight per cent Preferred
WlU sell far cash or trade lor
house.
See
J.
H.
JtuikStock la the Hanford Building and
goml building lot.
Apartments
non, Meriwether Bldg.
BUNGALOW
Five ncre farm on hard road, Loan Association, established 1908, ’
now
in crops. Cheap nnw on easy
For Rent
Five
Used
Oldsmobile Four for Snle- heap On Park Ave. Close in.
terms.
rooms
ami
Bath.
Completely
fur
for
cash.
Phone
41.
____
FOR RENT—Three room apart
IRON AGE *
nished. Hide walks nnd street pnv... ,
.
,
. _
ment, IJU0 French Avenue.
ing paid. A bargain, complete a t . We have houses to rent. Gome
SPRAYER *
Houses For Sale *7 1uiii oil
*
in and see us.—Heminulo Realty
HOOLEIIANFOR RENT—Four ruuni apart- .
* ',UUU,U ’
| Co.. 110 E. Second Street
ment unfurnished. Mrs. Alex- 1FOR SALE OR RENT—Furnish
COLEMAN
CORNER LOT
Rooms For'Rent
amler Vaughn. Phone 323-J.
ed 5-room house. Water, lights,
3rd and Oak
Located on Oak Ave., close in.
Phone 448
FOR RENT—One two-room fur and gas, nice location. Reason Eastern exposure. In nlcu neigh FOR RENT—Rooms with or with
nished npnrtment. Apply Her* able, 70lMY\_3rd_ St.__________ borhood. Street Paving and side
out meals.
Kcusonnble rates. FOR SALE—Buy your Christmas
nld office.
FOR SALE—5-room house, hath walks paid. Can Im bought on Lincoln Hotel. _
oranges now.
Fanciest fruit
sleeping porch, double garage, very easy terniH. Price $1,500.00. FOR RENT—$25.00 per month,
packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J.
FOR RENT—On furnished apart- 1221) Snnford Ave. Box 855, 10-room house in country near R. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue,
ment nnd two furnished Iwd
paved highway, good location, Phono 501 *J.
rooms. 1000 Oak Ave.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
FOR SALE—Four five room
electric lights, good water. II. C.
bungalows lined throughout, Just
BEFORE BUYING.
FOR SALE—Turkeys for Christ-,,
FOR RENT—One npnrtment. 31(1 off paved highway. Price 580U.00
Hose. ------ i . . .
IDu-------------_mas.
G. W, Spcncer,_phone_400.
Oak.
each for quick sale.
Must bo
FOR
RENT—Ono
furnished
bed
BRITT
REALTY
COMPANY,
INC.
FOR
SALE—Ono
Jersey cow with
seen to be appreciated. Ccn give
room and garngo, 815 Park
three week old calf. Cheap for
terms. A. H. Hawk, Gindcivillc.
REALTORS
Ave.
cash. J ohn Mu rph y, Pace’s Lane.
FOR RENT OR SALE—House no! 202 First Street
Sanford. Fla. FOR RENT—Largo office on FOR SALE—Flat-top desk. Cill
;»D|8 nn French Avenue. Apply I
«27-W.
First Street. Opposite Postof*
All city licenses not to Mrs. H. M. Kdwnrds, Puce Ave
five. Reasonable. Inquire Semi
SALE OR RENT—10 acres
We have some beautiful lake nole Business Exchange.
_ FOR
paid by January 1st, nuo or P. O. Box 7G5.
(5
minutes
from city on
front lots on Lake Wildmore one* FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms Snnford Ave. walkFlora
Height*.
hnlf mile from the Dixiu Highway
will be turned over to
(’>04 Laurel Ave.
Corey, 503 W. 3rd St.
in
a
nest
of
beautiful
clear
lakes,
passengers t ' far sale.
the chief of police for "WANTED—Four
FOR RENT—Two or threo furn FOR RENT—20 ncru truck farm
Miami, by car. Leaving Mon
We will build your home, land
isher rooms. 018 Laurel Aevfor spring crop. All tiled, good
collection.
day. Apply M a nhattan Cafe.
scape your grove, and relieve you nue.
drainage. Box 241, Snnford.
ELLEN HOY,
WANTED—Man with saw mill to of trouble and worries incident to
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished i FOR SALE—Fine registered Jcrcut about million feet of pine, building up a place.
In the meantime, you enn go hoiwekeeping rooms $20.00 month., „ey Hull. 1 milk cow nnd five
Deputy Tax Collector north
shore Lake Monroe.—W, C.
fishing. You can iish in any one J12 East oth St.
/ heifers fresh in month or so. Priced
Lawson, Orlando, Flu.________
Dec. 1(» to 31st.
of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t WANT TO SELL—List your pro-! f(,r W,’*0I,C taiieh $400. W. C. LawScotch Woolen Mills adds Jew know
____ ___
____
___wc have several
how to
fish,
— ------- —-------:----------— —------perty with us now. Your de-. Wl>11' Grlnnd°(.Ha.
F u rn itu re
and
R l l g S dry department—Guaranteed Jew- j experts who will be glad to show scription will go in new catalogue NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED freight
dry.—If
not
satisfied
come
back
i
........ " ' you. Mr. Scholficld who has been.
”
and we give you a new one FREE. singing at the Baptist Church will now being made up. See tho new rale:—Tho following property
manager id the now location. C. 1will be sold to highest bidder at
Solid gold and diver, all latest vouch for the above.
Join
designs, 305 E._2ml St.
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO.. Inc. A. Strout Farm Agency, 401 1st] Clyde Steamship Company’* dock,
Yowell-Drew Co.
National Bank Bldg.
| Sanford, Fla., Jan. 17th, 1025 at
Longwnoil. FlaWANTED—High school youth an
—------------. 10 a. m. unless sooner removed by
—Orlando—
xious to learn.
Advancement
consignee: 185 bundles of K. D,
FOR
SALE—40
acres
in
Markprompt survive amt
Paper boxes consigned to Ulggx
BETTER HOMES rapid if efficient. New Era Print- am, seven miles from Sanford, I.' 700 ilr-klrn
e x c u p llo n a l w o rk
tfi'v -------Chemical Co.. Sunfurd, Fla.—J..D ,
•six
»oom
house
under
-voimtruution
'
C o ld e r n g t.
C AM , ana
,,
. .CLUB
. .
. w
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a.
„ u llu
i barn 14x40, two acres under culti-j
I^ost
and
Found
I'n inlture and Tings
—.........
vation. 111 acres cleared, splendid,
FOR SALE—Red Bliss Triumph
iif C(ualify nt ytUKirrule prifcn. LOsr**-Snuill |incku^u cuntuininR citrus land, will prow unythinp,
Sunfurd Steam Presscry
or Spaulding Rose Four Seed
Our Belter Homes Club enables cuff links. Finder return to Her- good water. Price XI 200.—EmanPotatoes. Selected Maine stock.
F ir s t S l r r i t
)ou to pay for it a little at u timr. 1nld office.
uel Peterson, Gen. Del.
I
Phono 270. Mid Florida Product*
Co,
1
MI RAC LB Concrete Co* general
cement work, sidewalks, buildin ! blocks, Irrigalloa boxes. J. B.
Terwllleger. Prop.
Lumber and Building Material
Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St.
Phone 506
HILL LUMBER CO. House of
Service, Quality and Price.
Prlwt
NOTI CE
Wanted
LEARN ABOUT Yolk County and
Lakeland, through tlio Star-Telagrnm. Best advertising medium In
South Florida Published mornings.
Slnr-Telcgrnm. Lakeland, Fla
OHIO—Xenia. Mako your rnlca FLORIDA—U Kt.A N DO— Orlando
through the Xcnin Gazette,
morung Sentinel; largest classi
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural fied business, rate 1c a word, min
district. Want ad and dlsplby imum 24c cash with order.
rates on request.
’COLUMBUS icm. 1 r.lCDOCIt—Class- A LITTLE WANT AD In Th*
Herald will bring you ldg> re
llli-il nils have t h t largest c irc u
lation In Southw astsrn 'leorgla. sult*. Advertise Ihosc old articles
Itste 8c fH-wortl) lln*.
you have staled nw.iv nnd have
use for. A lutle thirty-rent ad
TO REACH ttio prosperous farm no
mny bring you 8pv«ral dollars.
ers and fern growers of Volusia Phone 148 nnd a repr-sentative
county ndvertiso in the DelJind will call to see you.
Daily News, rate le per word, cash
® S iS i2 iS iS r S i S i » » » iS j 2 i » r » i S « i a a S i S f S i S i 9 iS i S r 2 ia S iS j 5 iS ) S i S iS » » i» i S t 2 i S iS i» i » i 2 iS i » i» i » t 2 r l ! j
with order.
Help Wanted
MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Sen
2?
oi
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
Don’t take chances in cheap
ple nre interested in Florida prop cotton mixture—Buy the well - !
erty. Reach them through the known guaranteed All Wool Scotch
Sentinel. Kate card on appllca- Woolen Mills suits tailored to your
tlon._______ _________ ______
individual measure. 305 East 2nd Sj .
I
ADVERTISE, in tne .iournal-Her- Street. Only $25.
nld, South Georgia’s greatest
Dressmaking
| Sf
newspaper. Morning, nfternoun,
weekly and Sunday Classified rates
Fashionable Dressmaking—C01 [
10c per line. Waycross Journal- Magnolia Ave,, phone 88.
Herald, Wuycroxs. Georgia.
Haggard & Company
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE
*W u m lr r /h t W i n t e r
‘lirliq iitju i
Ask Mr, Connelly
M H V .Vrooiii
n o n u n io n ,
in n e r .
\ cry ilr.lru tilr
iucutloii. corn er
tot, nlili-,% nIk- mill Klrrrl iiulil (nr.
A rent uooil liu ).
8500.110 rii.li.
|t*ll per inniilh.
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in it n I hljr.
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p i Him II. sail per Mouth it 111 out
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A. P. Connelly & Sons
(Ruitllurs)
Try the service this organization can give you.
!)\-j acres on Lake Front. High
Point on proposed boulevurd be
tween Sanford and Monroe. Sew
Fifth Floor
Phone 71
%
103 N. Park Ave.
Phono 122
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105 M a g n o li a A v e .
P h o n e 48
By GEORGE M.cMANUS
FLORIST1
1RT t h e FLORIST”
*r» for a]i occasions.
%rtlc. Phone 2C0-W
jjTBRS AND REPAIRS
P b* of typewriters for
terms, for rent, also
bflico supplies. Uoum l)
LAwy EU
, .“ 'BRYAN.
Office in
’* ^‘a,'k Building Annex.
( hone 417-L 3.
N \Nh METAL WORK
“ • COWAN—All kind*
' ®n<l Sheet Metal Work.
L i l i a n Tanks. At Oak
and Third Street. Tele_8f() VKS
STOVE WORKS—Oil
, 5fJ *favea, wood stoves,
hi'trains. Your credit
‘ hunt 40L-3. 321 F irst
•>vf
,*i It ‘a». IVMPxtV
FOR RENT—Tho desirable E. T.
Woodruff residence, cor. Fourth
Oiik Avenue. A fine place for a
gentleman and his wife to make
their homo.
BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK
ILaggard ami Company enn place your prop
erly on the market to your advantage.
First National Bank Building
Sanford, Florida.
Houses Tor Rent
TO BUY
FOR SALE
VVoll located bu.sine.ss properly.
Desirable residential property.
Highly developed farms nnd groves.
Unimproved lands.
FQR SALE—Eight foot guartored oak dining table, rerrlgerntor.Cull Saturday nine to ten, 807
Magnolia.
FOR RENT—Flvo room house,
gas, lights and water. Apply at
111 Maplo Ave.
N KW F1VK-ROOM UUNGALOW
For Rout—Reasonable. Dcairablo location. A. P. Connelly Sc
Hons. Phono 48.
REAL E5TATE EXCHANGE NOTES
S l\-rjM im llin iu n ln ii, :| licil room noil hull I-In
frill nr,--,
Kiiriiirr.
c n -lr r ii r i | i o - i i r r . -'.on rn-li. Ilnl-*
■nice 1111, 1, l lil r ,
Will have Christmas tree for
y o U r selection—vacant 1o t. 2nd
and Park Ave.—Monday.—Buy a
tree. M. M, Lord.
BRINGING UP FATHER
W. J. Thigpen •
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFOtlD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 9 ,1 9 2 4
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
N U M B E R 121
Blind Mail’s Dog His Eyes
r]oH« Howe Dixon
i «o much of the per
for this year, the per
is more than ever emf)ven the powder puffa
ny bells for milady’s
j been transformed Inif great charm nnd de,f dolls in gift making
so general that one
veral sixes, from the
with wire skirts, to
ions shields and lamps,
tiniest Dutch head to
ie handle of a powder
he larger dolls are
e French variety used
tops, spreading their
voluminous skirts over
snd kicked-eyed French
ide on wire and stufitton. who can twine
mufler fashion about
trith no effort whatir ability in this ditxceeds that of more
ir milady to coll her
petty conceit, cspcciali demure head wears a
and its skirts are gay
^fathered nnd ruffled
■th black lace.
Kffs, too, come in for
ption.
A Dutch lady
rt cap had all her skirts
ith scolloped blue ribtiny threads of silver
rough them. Under
concealed the fluffiest
in general design wns a
iu designed for tho bn.
)« white lnce on pink
uio her pretty skirts,
[ merry face painted on
peered out from a cunbonnet tied beneath her
Luther pretty gift to a
U whits ailk pussy, to
Lgumillled with sweet
■ lifted the funny little
Boie (ace was painted.
|n</rd in a long, slim tail
of silk bound b” heavy silk
Two cardboard trays would bo
thread.
usable, one for pins and the other
And speaking of kittens, these for the nail things—the buffer,
* covering of is
---- etc.
.... A
favorite toys of the tiniest per nail,. file,
son, one will find kittens of nil inglnss over the inside lining of
kinds among the stamped—ready- satin is practical if one cares to
to-be-embroidered sets. Children go to that expense. Tho edging
can make many of these, and rab is the same for all the dresser ap
bits too. The designs are simple pointments. A case is made for
and easy to executive and not the talcum powder can of the sat
in, and n round bov is covered for
too difficult for small fingers.
face powder. These are decorated
An older girl might enjoy mak with flat bouquets of silk flow
ing n pretty lady of chepc paper ers, primly tied with ribbons. The
on a half pint mayonaisc jar. Any hand mirror, too, rejoices in its
small glass jar with a screw on flat bouquet, as does the back of
lid will do. She will need n small the hair brush. The sAtin nnd
spool of copper wire, some fresh edging further decorate the comb.
clean cotton and some crepe paper A fat round pin cushion with ruf
in dainty colors. Lavender and fled edges may be added to this
green are pretty together. A set if desired- or a pair of scent
pink dress, with green and lav bottles to lend their quaint charm.
ender ribbons has its charm too.
is suggested th a t an old dres
First she may make a cotton serIt set
be completely re
body covered with whate crepe, newed bymight
this
decorative treat
nnd wire thsi firmly to the lid of
in case one was fomi of tho
the jar. A round head enn be ment,
old set. and desired to keep it in
wired from the body and the ex use. The general effect is very
tension of the two ends of wire handsome and will be sure to
will make arms. These are wound please the recipient.
with cotton and covered with white
too.
Paints will be needed for the
face and the hair is made of the
cotton sewed in place. Now to
dress the lady. First the girlie
must gather a strip of crepe pa
per and wire it to the ja r itself.
This is an underskirt. The lady
GAINESVILLE, Fla., Dec. 18.—
then has made her an overskirt
attached to tho body so that the The farm and home exhibits nt the
Indy herself may be unscrewed recent State fair held at Jackson
from the top of the jnr. Tiny ville, especially those in the negro
ribbons of the crepe paper will section, are described as the best
make pretty decorations for the in the his tory of this fair by A.
dress which should be kept in the P. Spencer, vice-president of the
genernl period of the hoop-skirted Agri(,*i(.urnl Extension Divinion,
1860’s. The completed result may University of Florida, who is ac
be used cither as a candy jar, or tively In charge of tho farm work
ns a container for tiny guest ers in this division.
“Too much credit cannot be giv
powder-puffs.
A more elaborate piece of work en the colored people in mnking
requiring more materials nnd their exhibits what they were this
time, too. will be tho composition time—tho best exhibits of these
of an entire dresser set in black people I havu ever seen,” Professor
satin udged with gold lnce. If Spencer tufts. “Quality amt quan
one did not enre for the lnce, nar tity were fxcellent. The arrange
row pink and lavender ribbon could ment wni# unusually good. Such
things an marketability and attrncbe substituted, for the edging.
Farm Exhibits At
Recent State Fair
Declared Excellent
Although he's totally blind, Clyde Rothrick. 3.1, an evangelist, has cross
ed a 2000.foot railway bridge spanning the Grand River nt Grand Rap
ids, Mich., alnics tevry duy for n yenr. On his perilous journeys he is
accompanied only by his dog, “Silver.” A false step nnd nn oncoming
train would hurl Rothrick i>0 feet into the river—an almost certain
death.
tiveness were properly considered,
us the products showed. The edu
cational value of the exhibits was
stress ed nnd was strikingly clear.”
Agricultural extension work in
Floridu includes projects with col
ored farmers nnd farm women in
uddition to its regular work with
whites. Tho negro organization
includes a local district agent, or
supervisor, and about fourteen men
nnd women local, county nnd homo
demonstration agents, located in
strategical counties of the state.
A. A. Turner is thu local district
agent, having headquarters at the
A. & M. College for Negroes) Tal
lahassee.
TO HOLD JOINT MEETING
C.AINESVILLE, Dec. 11).— The
State Probation Otllcers association
and tho State Red Cross convention
will bo hel dpointly with the State
Conference of Social Workers
which will convene here Feb. 8
for n four duys cession, according
to an announcement by Dr. L. M.
Bristol, president of the conference.
A report of the Floridu Children’s
Code Commission, and a report bas
ed a study being made of persons
paroled from state insttutions dur
ing the past three years in Hills
borough, Jackson nnd
Alachua
counties will feature the conference
of social work.
are not forgotten nt Christmus
time.
After those entrusted with the
delivery of the baskets have re
turned. nnd dinner has been dis
posed of—then will come tho Im
portant event of the Christmas
tree.
Some families prefer to give
their presents from tho tree, oth
ers prefer tho pleasant illusion of
allowing Santa to fill stockings,
to be enjoyed Christmns morning.
It might b: arranged to give each
of the group a small present, es
pecially nn amusing one, from the
tree Christmas Eve. Then stock
ings must be hung in place, and
ho for nn early sleep for the
youngsters will certinly riso ear
ly in tho morning.
Christmns morning will nrrivc
with shouts of gleo ns pajamas fly
for tho fircplnco and its fnt stock
ings. The grown-ups will enjoy
the revel too, nnd nil will be more
than busy till brenkfnst.
Perhaps a bit reluctantly the
kiddies will lay aside their new
toys and treasures to get ready
for church. But think how nice
it will be to come back to them
tutor.
Christmas dinner is always a
very spccinl event.
The after
noon will need po planning, for
nfter such n hearty meal, there
will be naps for the little folks,
and quito possibly some of the
grown-ups will want to slip away
for n little rest. Tho older chil-
dren will be busy rehearsing for
their tableau in the evening.
An impromptu play could be ar
ranged instead of the tableau If
the spirit so moves. In nny case
the more spontaneous nnd infor
mally costumed, the more fun it
will be for all.
Very light refreshments will be
plenty nfter tho bounteous dinner,
nnd then will comes the evening
performance. If a play is given.
It will probably fill the entire eve
ning. If a tableau, then dancing
can follow with cakes nnd fruit
punch for n pleasant interlude.
Since Saturday night will be the
grand ball—n cotillion, a happy
occupation fur the youngsters will
be the making of favors.
Friday, if that kind of n day,
may offer out out door diversion
—sknting, sleighing, nnd coasting.
Hut if the weather be stormy, nnd
the entire group be compelled to
stay in, the cotillion favors can
bo nmdo by the kiddies, nnd card
tables supplied for the grown-ups.
An impromptu concert would be
enjoyable for Friday evening. Of
course nil the Christmas music
that can be found, must be brought
out, nnd the evening should bo
completed with the singing of
Christmas Carols.
Saturday morning might lend
ntself to outdoor sports—or perhnps the nftemoon.
But either
way, time must be reserved for
the decoration of the ball room for
the dance.
It can bo easily imagined that
dinner Saturday evening will be a
sketchy rtffair with the thought!
of most of tho group on the com •
Ing bnll. Such nn exodus to drew,
after dinner! Upstairs corridor!
will see flying figures in kimonnx,
making wild dishes for opposite
rooms.
Presently tho hostess will em«
erge. to be ready to receive the
guests arriving for the
festivities. Musi cwill lie heard,
nnd tho house guests too will uppear. The favors for tho cotil
lion, havihg all been made at home
will receive more than their ususnl share of appreciation. It is
hoped that “a pleasant evening
will be had by all.”
Sunday morning will find folks
rather sleepy, but refreshed with
some hot coffee and toast, thoy
will mnko the effort, I am sure,
to attend church as usual.
After Sunday dinner will a r
rive that regrettable hour—tho
departure. Hut happy memories
nt least will remain, and for cvcry one, there will linger In
thought for many days, perhapi
years, pretty pictures and inci
dents of their joyous Christmas
houso party.
Interwoven sox will make n very
appropriate gift for him. Wo
have them all ready in Christmus
boxes. McKInnon-Markwood.
Within the folds of this paper you will find the appropriate gift, and
available now, thus enabling everyone to enjoy the merriest Christmas
and take advantage of the
over
ever spent
numerous Gift suggestions offered there.
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IIU IIU B
(ContsnuM from Pare 1)
n \-oryT«xtr*»ordln*ry state of hffalrn, which fa undermining every
olep iiu i* taking towards—Uiq
Uirone. >
''JJio fashionable hobby In Lon
don right now fa Socialism. One
can t be sm art unless one Is one, »<*
to
npeak. - I t in-like the cross-word
m i • «fn
nussle here.
^
i
“Tho Prince Is up ngalhtt It. !U i
doesn’t marry becatua there h tn 1
hecn Injected Into ‘him from all
sides the vlrua of Socialism. lie
has had It rubbed Into him to much
tnat ho
no .will
that
will never Jbc king, that he
doesn’t see why he should perpe
trate n royal marriage, with some
near-reignlng beauty for reasons
of state, dnd have children he
doesn’t want and be unhappy the
;,i»s^oen now and ..that time there
aH17 probably be one hr tw o'cars
W . — l?\* e,ery vhlpped out of this
I l f h i n Ufa. "
city with some exprdfls shipm ents
M W J » r ChristWfia marketing. It
« predicted, according to Mr. Scott, days. The January output of Man
J h a t Manatee count* will ship 160 atee county ir. expected to be 150
<*rt duliur January and Sanford to 200 aers of excellent quality
approximately 400.
g ln w ln * Says Situation Favorable celery.
Taking all nf the factors into
rSL"* «• Wiggins, sales manager of consideration, Mr. Wnlsh express
ond Con>P»ny. "urns up tho ed his belief in n successful non
aBtuatlon generally us favorable eon.
-when contrasted to lia t Jrenr’s slt“There is no reason why,
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—Aiphon'ualion. The total output is ex- through
closo
operation,
wu
should
so
Palmcri, 65 years old, and Fran
Ipected to amount to about 6,000 not maintain satisfactory prices
ces, Ids wife, also 65 were found
t f W woich is conmdered a normal and
secure n good market for the dend in bed Wednesday in their
•crop. Griwlng conditions have celery
crop this year,** said R. R. three-room apartment in the house
•been good, Mr. WlgglnX intimated, Dean, sales manager of the San back
the tenement at 16ft Mul
Bk ,•»<! celery is growing rapidly nt ford Truckers Exchange. "Tho berry of
Street. They had been using
fc- - Ihp present and is expected to a t crops look better generally than their gns
range for heating pur
: tain satisfactory size.
they have appeared in some time poses. During the night the wind
. Thd first appreciable movement before though the henvy rains of blew
out the light and fumes fill
| f celery, A!r..Wlgglrin believes, will somo time ago may have retard
ed
the
room, causing asphyxiation.
•ogln about Jan. 16. Between 400 ed them somo what."
The
Pnlmcrics
were married on
and 600 cars are expected to movn
Mr. Dens estimated the quanti
Li, • dWring the latter part o fthe month, ty of tho crop this year at 5,000 ly a year ago. The ceremony was
|;„ Recording to Mr. Wiggiqs.
carloads. The early movement is the talk of "Little Italy” where
'
- Competition from California nnd expected to be less thnn ln*t senw . TicW
s ’ calenr is expected to son’s and it is believed will not they won admiration for the de
rision to escape loneliness or de
-be over-by March 16, giving Son- total more thnn 200 carloads,
•*»rd producers a clear field.
•
.No serious competition from pendence in their old age. Each
Wiggins declared that New cither the New York or the Cal of them had grown children and
r r?r*t W rts Indicate that more ifornia celery is expected, accord grand children, by previous mar
car« of celery ing to Mr. Dcas. If the Califor
-fif*
kWd in storage in nia crop continues to move ns it riages, but neither wanted to live
ho hriJeyis* will now is jt will be out of the way with tho sons or daughters. Ac
'•
<bRepress the prlcb of early by February, leaving tho whole cordingly they established a home
to which the children cumo for
- t f & r y as the Now .Vork murket Is country for the Florida celery.
visits.
.
••
P
» criterion by markets
Regardless of prices, the ex
^ e ls e w h e re . This situation, howev- change ,1s planning to ship only
P . W H IT N U H . Kxrctit.ir
&
?8 expected to c)du* tip boforo mature celery, according to 31 r. ix r oIt.
ti iT o r roiiSTY jiiiio h .
-15°
l15»^elSL yi8 Pieced upon Dcas. Every effort to keep the S fiu ln o lf C u n n l r , N tnlr nf I ’lnrlilii.
T 2 E j? !« * a t, iririhg thfe Floridn quality of tho shipments up to the
In ro JCstaii* of J a m - * C. IIlKgliw.
<pr°duct a clear sweep.
Is h e r e b y k Iv .n , to nil
highest ctundnrds will be made.
| w hNotion
» „ , ft ran)* concern, t h a t or. the
S r i W alsh Stresses C ^ C p rra lio n .
Mr. Deus referred to the celery I m i l ilny nf D ecember. A. D. 1924.
si. ■» 7 y, ,WaJ?h’ Mle* tuftnaifer of season Inst year ns being highly I wo Hhnll npjily t o tho Iln n o ru h lo K.
’ tho Florida Vegetable corporation, successful and expressed his belief !•’. IlntiNhnlili-r. J u d g e nf snlil Court,
u s J uiI ko nf P r o b a t e f o r n u r flu.ii
pins hln faith to cooperation. "If thnt tho coming season, by co- illsi-hargo
ns R x c c u to rs nf th e e s ta te
Jhe distributors, banks and other operntion of the various fnctors in of J a m e s C. I tlg g ln s . d w t i m 'i l j
xtfencies entering into the celery the industry can be made to equal urn! Hint n t tho xunm tlinn wo will
p ro so n t n u r final n re n u n tu its l?xt
oo-operate," Mr. Wnlsh Inst seimon.
a c u tn r s of snlil f in a l a c c o u n ts ns E x*• £ ?« .’ ' Vo »
hnve a successful
t h o l r npprnvnl.
-* iT*80.0’ Providing, of course, thu
D ated O cto b e r 2.1. A. I). 1921.
MAXWEI.L
HERE
weather is fnvorablc."
JULIUS 0. KTIllKKR.
MAUV K. Itin O IN H und
i
WUh regard to .planting early
Executor*.
A. (}. Maxwell, special represen
tC° lf r y .Jhe coming soason tative of the CitizunR and Southern'
appears to be tho reverse of last
Bank, of Atlanta, ntopped in San
.ysax s season.
Last your, Mr. ford
Thursday afternoon on busi
Walsh utnted, there was n
ness for his bank.
^Iqntlng of celery while this
Paul Whitehurst
emphasis ,haM .been ;laid upo
In.slructor in Viulin
Tho Bureau of Education, Wash
,Ute product. The early movi
ington, has ^juct published a list of
Studio hourfi 0 n. m. to 5 p.
l« expectetl to be light.
100 books it considers should be in. Saturdays only.
/rorV Nana tec conn
in the teachers’ profesional libra
•Vu
th? t ce,ery h"* been
ry. The lit supersede none used Room 30G 1st Nat. Hank Bldg.
•the bleaching process there l
Newlyweds Die In
Sleep When Breeze
Blows Opt .Gaslight
This ifl the opportune time. Qur entire «Upre
ifl converted into gift auctions. Here you
will find gifts th a t are different; gifts th a t
ore unusual and gifts that are useful.
This Assembly of Gift
Merchandise Includes
HOSIERY
excellent hosiery of
splendid durability.
Sheer chiffons and
thread silks.
All
colors for day time
itiul evening wear.
LONDON UPRIGHT
H m is a cabinet in brown ma
hogany finish that will grace any
the joy end gaiety the New b £ T * 2
the dance, and to that quiet hour when th
are dimmed and the fire on the hearth bar
W hy not come in and make your selection
Prices range
Choose from our
exquisite collec
tion of dainty underthings. In lus
trous crepe dc
chine, Jersey or
Radium.
Stepins, Vests, Bloom
ers and Gowns. A
choice collection
in popular color
ings.
C H IP P E N D A L E
This mods I faithful!)
formal grace of old Colonial days,
I n mahogany o r ijuarter-sawwd
whim oak. Fumed or golden.
^295
BABY CONSOLE
T ho graceful proportions aad eaqukita
lines o f this Bnby Console inuneaisiely
appeal to tho lover o f fine furniture,
Brown mahogany.
8185
n n C S ItK IfU S a S K H S lia R S B IB B R
BEADS
Announces the Appointment of
as manager of its Sanford Office
The company is now ready to rendei
on all listings and lias available a <
sales force.
Until the opening of our arge permanent of
fice, (notice of which will appear later).
Pleasingly Priced
What can he more
choice than a
string of pretty
[’carls or Reads ?
They help com
plete the costume.
Single, double and
triple strings.
We mention other gifts that will
be appropriate as well as appre
ciated.
H i RS
— HEAI1KI) HAGS
GLOVES
— HANDKERCHIEFS
HATH ROHES
— KIMONAS
SWEATERS
—SCARFS
CORSAGE FLOWERS
—OUILTEI) ROHES
— HANDEAUS—For Evening Wear
LEST—WE—FORGET
OUR GORGEOUS
COLLECTION OF
We have in our stock one of the finest selec
tions of Grands’ Uprights and Players to be
found in Central Florida.
A very small deposit will place one of these
beautiful instruments in your home for.Christ
mas. Balance in monthly payments that you
will never miss. Come in and let us explain
more fully just how easy it is to own a piano by
using the budget system.
T lie only exclusive Music House in
Seminole County
......Ukeleles $2.00 up—Banjos $6.00 up
Guitars $5.00 up—Tenor Banjo $6.00 up
EXQUISITE EVENING
GOWNS
Mandolins $4.00 up—Banjo Ukes $3.00 up
NOW ON DISPLAY
Paramount and Okeh Records 50c
Branch offices will soon be opened in Orlando
and Daytona for the sale of Sanford properties.
The Dost Office !h Ncxl Door To Ua
Violin Outfits $5.00 up
�anta
(Klaus
^
and the
Pioneers
«S
^
ll-X-SUP-24
J
u
I
£
M
:m
have been invited to participate in
a community Christmas program
to be given in the city par Mon
day evening, D e c .^ . The celebra
tion will bring together all the vnr-j
icd interests of the city in the
common cause, which those spon
soring the affair hope will be
come an annual event. A large
decorated Christmas tree, but bear
im' no presents and minus Santa
Claus, will be placed in the park.
The program has been arranged
so as to refloct the serious aspect
of Christmas in a beautiful, sol
emn, inspiring way, ft is declared.
I.AKE WORTH, Dec. 1'.).—21,000
acres of land in the Lake Worth
Drainage di.itrict has been adver
tised for sale Jan. 6 because of
for 1020, 1021, and 1022. Most of
the land lies from one to five
miles west of Military Trail, but
there arc many tracts In the e a st
ern part of the district to be in
cluded in the sale, it is ttaid.
TO GIVE CHRISTMAS I'ROGRA
WEST PALM BEACH. Dec. 10.
—Twenty-nine civic bodies affiliat
ed with the city welfare federation
i
It was necessary for Santa Claus
to wntch his step In those dnys
—something less thnn one hun
£
dred years ago—when he was mak
'a
ing his first visits to the chlldern
of the • loncors chut up in the wildtmi.< cabins of «our northern
states Only reluctantly did mispicion give way to welcome. Those
frrnve men and women of the path•fitiricr race were slow to admit
that Santa's garments did
not
r* smell too strongly of incense mid
that 1 !s jolly rod face was not a
mask hiding more sinister feat
ures. But the children welcomed
him. No doubt the fenrs and warn
a ing!! of the grown rpa added one
*1 more pleasant thrill to those whlsa
pered tales of that strange night
* traveler who drove reindeers inM
of, maybe, some future hunter of
fame. Had the year been unusunlly prosperous, these before
Chriutmun preparations included
the purchase of erockcry mugs out
of which the children drank on
high dnys and holidays, but which
ul other times stood oil shelves well
out of reach of youthful hands.
A few of these things have come
down to ui; out of thut time. Here
and there in an old Amcricnn
homo, now and then behind the
glass cures of museums wc can
sec them. Especially do wo find
specimens of the* drinking cup. The
pottery is conrse, the shapes arn
nol elegant, and the coloring Is
crude Indeed. For example, one
Mj10WII n blue man driving a 'due
yo^ e of l)Xoll ,litchw, to n
mentioned were impossible. All the _
pioneers were poor but poorest of j j
all were those messengers of civiii- “
ution, the pioneer preaehers. In
one such family the mother found
it nos.iihle to give her mil yson
nothing hut an apple. This apple
was procured only with much ef
fort, but It always cume, was pol
ished till it shone, and came soon
to stand to the :un for all the
mother would have liked to give.
When Pimes became /e a sie r nnd
other gifts wee made, the son continued to prize most highly the red ■
apple the mother never forgot. [J
Then came the year when the
mother had passed beyond such
.ft [vi
'T h*. nm t Christmas
"eve after
».
. event. ..the young
this
man, n count? y preucher in his
Unusual Christmas
Assortment
fa m ily G ift
CHRISTMAS—the merriest of all the seasons has aga
arrived, bringing with it the same happy spirit for Gi:
that past years cannot dim. The Christmas Spirit don
inates this store, every department is a Veritable Giffl
selecting is a real pleasure.
A Pair of Slippers
W hat could ho nicer than a pair of Comfortable
Slippers to put on first tliintf Christman morning?
stead of oxen, _«ndjtarried a pack ,,|ow, and the owner is admonished L _ ’ L . A a . J J $*,.1 n j
from which he distributed enchant by a blue motto from tho Book of home just robbed of its tlrst baby.
ing gifts to those hoys and girls Proverbs to "Go to tho ant,” etc. At dawn the young preacher left
whofc high standard of conduct Another little cup has a mulberry fur his own home, depressed with
'made them worthy objects of his woman, straight ns u stick, carry his own grief and ithut of his
benevolence. Standards were high ing n mulberry pnil nnd walking friends. He felt a special sense
loss because for the llrst time
i. in those dnys nnd it is recorded down a mulberry path, all to adorn of
that j-omctimes there was little be a mulberry motto from "Poor within his memory he would have
COMFY SLIPPERS FOR WOMEN
side:. a stout switch to greet young Richard” huvlng to do with tho no rial apple. The cold wind blew,
the
tsnow
made
thu
trail
heavy
ami
eager eyes on Chistmas morning. sad fate of those who fail to tnke
Come in quilted Satin and Felt, in black, old roue,
Thought flies away from such a the nnt for their guide in imius- the Imre branches creaked their
blue
and lavender shades.
lonesome
message.
Suddenly
at
a
painful scene nnd prefers to pict-1try. Perhnps these pious verses
turn in the path, lying brside a
ure a (.Thin, before Christmas, dim -' helped
■ ■’
to make possible some of huge log that crossed his road this
ly lighted by the flames on the the compromises with conscience yo;;n
„ a n irn w a big red apple,
hearth, children sound asleep in that thnsc men und women found iilo. *„..l „„
„„ his hothcr
just
such
nn apple ns
trundle beds und mother and fath necessary. Such gifts served the
er working quickly and quietly at needs of those children who would a 1ways gave. And there is nn ex
their home-made toys and gifts. nave fled In horror ut even a dim planation. The presence of that
Doubtles: in moat cases the pict- vision of the toy automobiles and apple in that spot was never ex
use would not bo complete without airplane.-) of today. Such as these plained. When th at young preach
the disapproving presence of grand would have confirmed the worst er beenme an old mnn, he spoke
father, grandmother, or maiden that had been said ns to Christmas of the event with nwe. As thu
aunt, busy at some pioneer hand- toys being thu invention of thut years went on, he found that some
A pair of soft comfortable I.eather Slippers or the
craft, hut not too busy to reprove evil one supposed to lurk behind thing else had been given him be
sides his mother's npplo. He found
tho icvilness of such ways with Santa Claus' white whiskers.
Daniel Green Felt Comfys will make any man happy.
ho had been given the certainty
ciJriously applied texts and the
As
may
be
guessed,
other
com
of
love’s
enduring
quality
that
dimly remembered warnings of promises with conscience were also
strengthened him ull his days.
atill earlier days.
We are told that now and
Very little money was spent on made.
then grandfather, who hud quoted TWO INSTRUCTORS RESIGN
Chrlstmns gifts. Careful calcula texts
und Rcolded every step in the
GAINESVILLE, Dec. 11*.—II. H.
tion was required in order to irepnrntions,
possession when Lnnsden, poultry specialist, ami
- al'ctrli the family income so it l came to thetook
uctual time of giv John it. Springer, field specialist in
would include puving for a few ing, und in the
possible control of insects of fruit and truck
pieces of the crude candy of thu dress of an Indian fullest
chief,
distribut
c*
dny and ulso perhaps pay the near ed the gifts with Indian form, und diseases of truck, huve resign. . .
..
, cd from thu service of the Florida
est blacksmith for shuping iron „ .
SHOE
CO.
Professor
runners to fit wooden sledsTand Perhaps he-thought th at thereby | Extension Division.
the.
malign
influence
of
Santa
Rnnsden
is
now
on
the
staff
of
ugO R L A N O O . FLORIDA
skates made by father at home. Clnus would be neutralized by the
riculturnl workers in Duval county,
Mothers did not require ruch aid. native
spirit
of
the
woods.
and Professor Springer has re
When the poke-berries nnd the
T II E II O II S E
OP
(1 0 O I)
S II O E S
There were families in which turned to the State Plant Hoard
walnuts and all tho other forest
mati’iiah for making dyes were gift giving was approved, but to from which he was employed. He
ready, she had thought ahead to whom even such gifts as huve been will he located at Orlando.
Chrhtman lim" and prepared tho
guy yarns which Inter she knit
into n.'arfs. wristlet* nnd mittens.
These mine dyes put roses into
tho cheeks of the rug dolls and
furnished gay cunts nnd trousers
fur the clumsy jumping-jacks.
The b i't seemed to have been fav
orite lays. Besides these there
wore dolL;' teuretn made of ncorn
cups, fearramo witche sand fairies
whose heads were carved hickory
nuts nnd whose bodies were shnpen
of wotd j,n,j wjro, Indian crafts
Many Gift givers when going through their lists and having u certain amount to spent like lo know how ami
W e n * adopted to meet the pioneers'
where they can make their money go furthest.
needs. Dyed hedgehog uuills made
gay strings of beads, wild turkey
feathers farmed juvenile war bon
nets. anil the hands that mndo
clumsy jumping-jinks and skates
showed marvelous i kill in shaping
Friday, Saturday and Monday our store will he hum m ing with activity. Everyone knows th at Jam es'
■mall bows und arrows fur the uso
This Store is Headquarters
J.
%
For Christmas Slippers
Priced from $2.00 to $5.00
l
A Treat For Any Man’s Feet
!
ils u e m .5
For Three Days
price reductions are genuine and eagerly taken advantage of by nil. So don't forget—
|j
STAY YOUNG
MILANE THEATRE
.................................. FRIDAY- SATURDAY—MONDAY
$ 1.00
3—39c Embroidered Handkerchiefs
For........................................... $ 1.00
Box Handkerchiefs, 3 in box
4 boxes for......................................... $ 1.00
2—76c Hand Embroidered
Handkerchiefs f o r ........................... $ 1.00
5— 25c Embroidered Handkerchiefs
For........................ ..................
5 Pairs 25c Childrens’
Hose for ............................................
4 Pairs 35c Childrens' Fancy
Hose for ...........................................
3 Pairs 50c Childrens' Fancy
Hose for ................................. .........
Baby’s Crib Blankets.
Regular $1.50, f o r ...... ................... .
3 yards Berkeley Nainsook.
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
(ft A
Matinee and Night
Monday, Dec. 22
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fc .W IT H - -
- ,
m INSi ;«L acfs4
CWAS«i3kVERfdO/Tf
R0DYJOBEAN
m i MVLR0Y
tm K W AITE
white. All sizes. Regular 76c, 2 pair
Ladies’ Lisle Hose, black and white.
All sizes. Regular 75c. 2 pair. ..
All $1.25 Ladies’ Silk Hose.
Christmas boxes. Pair for............
All $1.25 Crystal Necklaces
F o r .....................................................
54-inch All Wool Serge Linen and
brown only. Regular $1.50 yard
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
t
Fancy Silk Mixt Crepe do Chine,
of SCRAPE. Regular $1.50
per yard. Yard for......................
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THE SWEETEST GIRL THAT EVER LIVED
WHAT EVERY GIRL HOPES TO RECEIVE
$
Friday-----------------------------Satu rday---------- 7----------- ------ Monday
Lack of health, strength and cfl,
ergy shown itself in lines in the face;
flabbv llesli and lack of musculaa
ICtivi .-.
2/
LFvN A RD I'S ELIX IR F O I W
T H E .iL o o D
euilds health, S r
atreagth end energy. It Iteeps the
flesh hard and firm, the eyes clear W
and br'glit. It puts color In tha Rtf
ch t'tj, a sparkle in the eye and
flesh on the body. I t is the ideal V
tonic.
|$4
Stay young by using LEON-*
ARDI'3 ELIX IR FOR TH E
BLOOD.
It invigorates and
Strengthens the whole system, makes
rich red blood, acts gently on the Sr
liver find kidneys.
Insist on
LEONARDI’S. Refuse all other*.
AS fdl dru’gists.
— A Fine Mahogany Clock, $17.50
—Andirons or Fire Set,$3.25 to $45.00.
—The Hoover Sweeper, down payment, $6.25.
—Mahogany Tea Service Wagon, $40.00.
— Mahogany Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, $15.00.
—Tapestry Brocade Tale Covers, $4.00 to $12.00.
—Mink Fur Chokers, $15.00 to $37.50.
E xtra Size Silk Blouses, $12.50.
—Quelque Fleur Toilet Water, $3.50.
—Hudnuts Violet See Toilet Water, $1.00.
— Box Gift Stationery, $1.00 to $4.50.
—Je t Fringe and Solid Beaded Bags, $11.50 to $18.00.
—A Chest of Community Silver, $3U75.
—Chintz Pattern Salad Set, $18.50.
—Ostrich Feather Quill Pens, $2.00 to $3.00.
—Mahogany Candle Sticks, pair $3.00.
—Moth Proof Cedar Cheat, $21.50.
—Ivory Tapestry Covered Card Table. $12.50.
— Embroidered Spanish Shawls, $22.50 to $98.00.
—Silk Stockings in all colors,$20.00 to $3.50.
— Perfume—Christmas Gift Boxes, $3.50 to $15.00.
— Karens Toilet Goods Gift Sets, $5.25 to $17.50.
— Ivory, Amber and Tortoise Sets, $10.00 to $27.50.
— Round Hat Box for traveling, $12.50 (o $15.00.
f
—DOLLAR D A Y S—
FOR THE BEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD
V
Priced From $2.50 to $4.00
I $
■
—Glove Silk Toddy Chemise, $3.00 to $5.00.
—Crepe de Chine Pajamas, $12.50 to $19.50.
— Lovely Silk Night Goans, $6.95 to $25.00.
—Crepe and Radium Scarfs, $3.75 to $10.50.
—Handmade Ribbon Flower Corsage, $1.00 to $2.50.
—Japanese Double Dorine, $1.75.
—Gold and Silver Gift Pencils, $2.00 to $5.00.
-—Peter Pan Novel Fountain Pens, $1.25 to $1.75.
— Large Pearl head Chokers, $2.50 to $12.00.
—Many Colored Calalite Beads, $9.00 to $12.50.
— Boudoir Lamp with Shade, $1.25.
—A Book of Fictions, latest release, 75c.
Fine range
$ 1.00
Our entire stock of $1.50 and $2.00
$ 1.00
French Ratines. Yard for......
Vanity Boxes. Regular $1.25
$ 1.00
and $1.50. For.............................
Linen Hand Towels. Ilem stitchci
$ 1.00
Regular 60c. 3 f o r .....................
Lingerie Cloth. Plain and with shadow stripe,
flesh, honey and white.
65c value. 2 yards.................
5 yards fast dyed Percale
for ...........................................
5 yards Best Quality Outing, White pink, sky,
plaids, check and stripes
for ....................................................
3V-* yards fast colored "K athurine’
Gingham for .................................
2 yards Printed Phase Crepe
for ...................................................
“Luxor” Toilet W aters. All o d o rs.
Nicely boxed, for.....
White Sport Felt H ats.
$2.50 value f o r ...... ..
$ 1.00
THE SURE FIRE GIFT FOR A MAN
If
—Skull Toboceo oar and Ash Receiver, $1.00 and $4.75.
—Bronze Metal Ash Tray, $1.75.
—Mahogany Smoke Stands, $1.50.
— Laundry List, 30c, Shoe Polisher, 85c.
—Shaving Sets with Mirror, $2.95 lo $8.00.
—Military Brush Sets in Leather Case, $7.50.
—Nouhigant Shaving Preparations Boxed, $3.50.
—Shaeffers Lifetime Fountain Pens. 88.75.
$ 1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$ 1.00
$ 1.00
$ 2.00
SUITS
Our entire stock of plain and fancy Silks. Selling regularly from $3.75 to $5.75 yd.
AT $1.00 per yard.
$ 10. 00 .
WHAT THE BOY WANTS AND OUGHT TO HAVE
—Leather Belt with Buckle, $1.75 and $2.00.
—All Wool Sweaters, Pull-over. $5.50 to $6.50.
— Boy’s Desk and Chair fur Study Hour, $10.50 to $22.50.
— boy s One and Two Knicker Suits, $10.50 to $22.50.
—New Knitted Silk Tics, 50c each.
; '
— Handkerchiefs, 25c, 3 in box, Initialed, $1.00.
- - Kay nee Blouses and Shirts, $1.00 to $2.50.
— Movie Picture Machine, $7.50 to $18.50.
—Columbia Velocipede, Boycycle, $16.50.
J! n'ls’ S*5.0 1,1 $'*-00. Volley Balls, $1.50 lo $9.50.
— Real fully equipped Automobile, $9.00 to $65.00.
Large to a s te r \\ agniw, $12.00. Pool Tables, $5.50 to $18.50.
3 C M IN S T R E L QE
3D
entekduhkb
O ^
Prices:
MirYc:—
$1.00
Adults
... 50
Children
Night:— S1.00-S1.50 plus tax
bKATS NOW ON SALK
ill LANE THEATRE
*•*■•<*
Henry N. James
Plume I5S7.
Orange at Washington.
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PAGE ELEVEN
to bo o ft on l tie n e x t exciting ex-1 COMMISSION RE-ELECTED
bo ’ placed on the ballots fur recnraion.
CLEARWATER, Dec. 18. — election were the only ones re
"Now for St. C entra and^ the | Mayor Frank J. Booth and Com ceived.
Dragon l” shouted
nip, misslonan J. N. McClung and J,
■>------P T j---- 5---------and off he dashed again firith hta L. Kejlr will hold office aa the
CIIIPLEY, Dec. 19.-R . S. Eng
trusty .steed. It-w as almost ltn heads of the city's dffnfrs for an lish, supervising inspector of cat
possible^ to follow, so swiftly did other term^ When they met fo» tle tick-eradication work In tone
the strange pair dash jabout,
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into the purpose of accepting petitions 13, announces th a t a pert of the
and out of comer, eutiing
.. around for names to he plared on the baW tone Has bech released*from quar
In all. sorts of swift little twists lot for. the city election papers antine, effective Dec. 23. Terri
and turns.
sinned by nearly nil voters in the tory released includes all of
"What will it be, do you sup city asking that the incumbents Holmes county, about thrt e-fourths
pose?” asked Susie Belle. George
didn’t know, but irt a minute back
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raced Lickety Snip and T w o.s
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Blades.
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“There, isn't he a beauty,” cried
the elf, and he held up a wonder
ful kite In the shape of a drag
on!
“Is he really mine?”
"Can we keen them for good?”
cried George nnd Susie Belle to
gether.
“Indeed you mayl" answered
Lickety Snip. And away ho raced
on hits flashing steed until he be
came a tiny green speck in the dis
tance. George sat up on one el
a
bow, nnd blinked a t tho winter
sunshine streaming across his bed.
-TH A T WILL PLEASE HIM—
"Why, it's Christmas! Oh Susie!*
Susie rubbed hor eyes and sqt up
in her littlo whito bed.
"He was such a nice green elf,”
she said, "anu Two Blades was so
bright and shiny.”
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know," George chuckled.
The man who smokes wjll appreciate gifts of pipes,
“ Wish I had a horso like that.
cigars,
cigarette cases, smoking trays.
Merry Christmas Susie. Let's hur
ry and look at our stockings!”
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of Jackson, all of Washington, ally check outnorth of Hard Labor creek and
Ladies of the Methodist Churel
-west of Holmes. A few more dip
pings will be necessary in the will hold their annual Xmas Basal
string, the Inspector stated, to fln- Dec. IB and 20. Miller Building
s
iira
thump! George and Susie Bello
. softly, stood hand in hand watching this
low whnt ft
demanded
fascinating exhibition
Uukhlrifr i
"We’re very pleased to meet
Look! Ia
you,” they chorused. Can you do
tie's cor
nny other tricks?”
ipped her J 1
"Indeed, we can,” said Lickety
. and saw Snip proudly. "You should see us
dancing to- with Brown Paper. Wo enn cut
tm astride great shinging nround it in circles—and Bcollops
iclnaorfi. lia quaint suit loo. for that matter.”
r green wai decorated with
Susie Belle advanced timidly,
», and his perky can. of clasping her fat little dimpled
J, set aslgnt one eye, was hands.
with a bunch of holly
'T don’t suppose” she said “you
—you could really cut out a pa
aro you sir?” asked per doll, could you?”
"A paper doll," said George.
[.Llckety Sqib, the Christ- ‘Isn’t such a much. I'd rather
Lite" and with this the elf see him cut out a kite—I would.
i quick handspring off his
A dark cloud floated overhead,
■ught the scissors by the descending lower and lower until
and dashed tbe blades the little sprite suddenly jumped
k?rrily. “And this old boy" up and caught one end of it.
bowing low, "is my "ood
“Here’s Brmgn Paper," he cried.
ro Blades, the fastest and "Now I ’ll mako you a hole so you
' of all the scissors in can climb through apd watch us,”
Two Blades cut a hols through
shop-9
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Blades acknowledged the quickly and then cut the sweetest
ction by rearing on his little net of steps y°u ever snw
and falling .with a mighty for George and Susie Belle to
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climb up. George helped his sis
ter, and then enmo Lickety Snip
and last of all Two nindes.
“W o % r r , ‘"
" " " fAnd up and down clashed Two
Blades with Lickety Snip directing
him, going into funny little corn
ers nnd finally ending in a grand
snip.
“Oh! Oh!” cried Susie BcUo,
‘lit’s the most booful Paper Doll
and it’s as big as me. I never
did^have such a pice big Paper
George helped her fold the big
doll carefully so as she could sit
down beside them and watch, for
Two Blades was already clashing
his blades with impatience ready
Old Saint Nick —
Not the Chap who comes in with a sackful of cheap
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tin toys and- blaring horns, but the SantA of Boydotn.
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The cheerful, robust old chap who hands out boxiqg
gloves, footballs, baseballs, bats, punching bags, skates,
air rifles—gifts the boy appreciates—gifts which buikla
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spark of joy to burn long after the lost faded piece of
holly hns been removed from tho walls.
We carry all brands of cigars and tobaccos and will
gladly deliver them in appropriate holiday packages.
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Pipe Sets.
Give Exquisite Gifts
OF PERFUME—
Coty’s, Houbigant, Richard Hudnut, Djer Kiss.
H e’s at our store
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Tobaccos
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In Christmas Humidors
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T h at’s the
Santa we are announcing.
Special Courtesies Shown Women
Purchasers
Pipes
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them Into stalw art manhood; gifts which causes the
Men's Purses
Safety Razors
Cigars, Cigarettes
Stationery
In appropriate Christmas
Packages
Get Her a Box of Elmer’s Candies
In Attractive Christmas Botfes
Gifts: t h a t m e a n
SOMETHING TO YOUK
FRIENDS ANI)
LOVED ONES—
Christmas Candy. Pocket Books
Compacts
Polychrome Mirrors
Console Sets.
Christmas Mottoes
Walking Dolls.
JOE’S SMOKE HOUSE
117 PARK AVE.
A list of gifts that are hound to please.
LANEY'S DRUG STORE
Mi-Lady’s Shoppe
at u a t a t u u
AS NEAR YOU AS YOUR ’PHONE
at a t ** m m k m
n k is s k w u m w m m m
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Buy Gifts With Economy Saturday at Dickson-Ives
Crepe de Chine
$1.29 Yd.
Rug. $1,60 quality—40-inch
width in 4 colors. At $1.20.
ALSO reg. $1 yd. 32-inch pon
gee, imported from Japan, at
H'Jc yd.
Mnlii F lo o r
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Andirons at $5 to
$6.50.
One day special of reg. $8.50
and Inina—A real gift value l
Simple style of cast iron. $6.50.
Dress Sale
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F lo u r » l l - l .
*ilk dresses reg. $10.50 to
$J.9.>. ALSO W
dresses $15 value
F lo u r 3 l l - l .
Lingerie Laces
% Off
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FOR THE MAN—
• Give:
SUITS.
HATS.
CAPS.
TIES.
SHIRTS.
WOOL HOSE.
SCARFS.
PAJAMAS.
BATH ROBES.
BELTS.
GLOVES.
SWEATERS,
and SHOES
tho Snturdny before Christmas—ami what a happy
of shoppers will throng Dickson-1 Vua this .Saturday.
because they know gifts from here will please—and
goes further at IM.
Sweaters $5.98
These
brushed
One day
3 styles,
to 12, at
FOR THE LADY
Give:
tout sweaters of
wool are re g . $9,50.
clearance sals brings,
in I colors. Sizes 30
$6.05 cnclt.
Bath Towels, 69c
Those pretty night gowns will
lie recived with joy by your
friend Christmas Unusual valuc—all lace trimmed. 5 colors,
all sizes, $6.75.
* Stationery V2 Off
Iteg. 29c to $1.50 box—Sat
urday half off. White and Col
ors—just 75 boxes at half off.
HOSE.
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Group cf men's suits—reg.
$45 to $55 to sell Saturday at
$35. Sizes 35 to 42. 5 styles.
$35.
Main
THE HOME OF SATISFACTION ALWAYS.
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Crepe Teds $3.50
Unusual value in these-crepe
de chine teds—also in radium.
Ijice nnd French flower trim. 5
colors, sizes 36 to 41 at $3.50.
F lo o r 2 ll-l.
Sale of Suits $35
SWEATERS.
Table Runners $1.50
Tapestry table scarfs—ideal
gifts. Sizes 17x50 inches, in
Orental designs. Special $1.50.
F lo o r » l l - l .
•Never on sale before—just
22 divine dresses of crepe de
thine for girls of 6 to 14 years.
Decidedly smart with simple
lines—what daughter wouldn’t
love one fur Christinas! In 6
colors Satrday at 12.49.
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Sale of Boys’ O’Coats
$12.50
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For boys of 10 to 15 yrs. in
belted models—reg. $15. Only
5 Saturday at $12.50.
6 styles pumps really worth
$H,50—for none have been
❖ here more than 4 weeks.
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Reg. $20 overcoats for young
sters of 6 to 10 yrs. Splendid
for gifts. Saturday $15.50.
$15.50
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likes! l White with
4 col*
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Girls’ Crepe de Chine
Dress, $12.49
SHOES.
THRASHER & WOODRUFF
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Fancy rubber aprons with
flowers of cut rubber. Ileg.
$1.75—boxed in Christmas box
es. Saturday $1.59.
si 1, 1 1 , F lu o r t l - l .
and
SILK UMBRELLAS.
Gift Aprons, $1.59
F lu o r 2 l l - l .
HOUSE SLIPPERS
These are only a few of the many Gifts we carry. Come in select your gift
now. We are well supplied with the above items for the holiday shopping
we ask that you come in as early as possible to avoid the Christmas rush.
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Stain F lo u r t l - l .
New Gowns $6.75
F lo o r a II-1.
SUITS.
HATS.
BELTS.
CAPS.
SWEATERS.
SHIRTS.
BATH ROBES.
HOUSE SLIPPERS
and SHOES.
Calais lingerie lace for edg
ing nnd insertion and galloons
—3 to 4 inches wide—all white,
Reg. 35c to $1 yd.—Saturday
bnly HALF off.
morrowat DICKSON-IVES
It's
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Happy
money
For the Men, Ladies and Children. Below you will find only a few of the
items we have in stock we suggest that you shop early and avoid the
Christmas rush.
FOR THE CHILDREN
Give:
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SALE! 500 Pr. New Pumps $5.95 & $6.45
All sixes available when sell
ing starts—the best values
offered here in shoes this
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THE HANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1#. 1921
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Tire SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19,1921.
ly manner .until the dearer take* this,” and continues with the
cp the tala with, “Bob’s voice Christmas dinner, the actors per
was tremulous as he told them forming in pnntomlne.
TH IS W IN TER’S W ARM TH
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• IS EXPRESSED SUBTLY
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warmth Is by no means a
inflected factor. It la achlovud
>ather by skilful lining and infor
m i n g than by the u n of heavy
nflcxlble materials. There Is a
;onaequent fain In beauty and art
e r y In tho designing or tho winter
W hile
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By Marjorie Howe Dixon
A pleasant aspect of present day
Christmas activities is thnt pre
sented by the gift giving by chil
dren throuhg the public schools.
This activity seems to hcav start
ed spontaneously in many places
so that no one city or community
The names of needy children or
of whole families are sometimes
obtained through personal. knowl
edge. but in the larger cities these
generally come from tho lists of
welfare organizations and public
spirited newspapers.
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originator.
Actual conditions in each case
Whether it originated, this gift
nro ascertained through persona!
Riving is fast becoming an ndrnlr- visits
made by members of the
able part of public School life. t hristmas
committees. Prepara
tions to suit the needs of theso in
dividuals are then carefully made.
Poes the committee find that n
certain little girl most earnestly
desires a woolly dog? Tho com
mittee secures that flog. Does an
undernourished littlo boy need
apodal food? Tho committee provWos that food. So on through
Tua t which 1* really
wnnted by the poor children Ik
By Marjorie llowo Dixon
A simple fircplaco arrangement
will make n plcnsarit and suitable
background for the Christmas pro
gram hfrein auggexted for tho
school room. The selections to ho
.read, or acted, group themselves
JVtliraJly about tho hearth. Chil
dren love to “dress un’’ and piny
go so, for tho singing of the carP**i
well as for the acting.
The Christmas carols suggested
ara old fuvorltes. Others may lie
BUbxtitutcd or added wheru the
This last is really the hardest
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!o a c c o m m o d a t e Itself t o t h e h a n d
If t h e m a s t e r d es ig n e r.
T h is p a r t i c u l a r m o d e l, w h ic h h a s
fast b e e n
r e la y e d to ua by th o
; h c n e y S tylo S ervice , w a s m a d o In
s ln n r e d v e lv e t w ith
b a n d s of
y iu lr r r l o n t h e c o l la r a n d c u l t *
>nt It w o u ld be e q u a lly r ic h In
slack w ith e r m i n e , o r th a n y In
dividual c o l o r c o m b i n a t i o n w h ic h
n i g h t Ito s u it e d to , th o ty p o o f t h e
Marjorie. Howe Dixon
Udiful.
id#n great lpVor of silver
finds hcKtfsiijg it most
riately during the. Holidays.
In th is coat tho go d et them e,
y h lc h h a s p e r h a p s d o n o m o r e t h a n
m y o t h e r to reliev e th o m o n o to n y
if Hie s t r a i g h t s i l h o u e t t e Is use d
l
c h a r m i n g l y In tw o I d*v ,I« 4
l a r e s on e i t h e r side. T h e s e g o d e l s
iro t r i m m e d w llh n a r r o w b a n d s of
rnmll p le a ts , a n d t h is n o te Is r e
p ea le d on t h e cufTs a n d collar.
F r o m J e a n I ' a t o u ’s .M idw inter e o l
a t i o n . f o r e s h a d o w i n g t h e S p rin g
Ityles H e n r i C r e n n g e , th o fa s h io n
t u t h o r l t y . w r ite s us:
" T h e c o a ts
ir e v e ry o tr a l g h t. n a r r o w , a n d
tisc* us a centerpiece.
Christina*, dinner which 1
kl. she placed the flowers on
y large Italian lace cloth,
uair of silver and crystal
Ides. The girandoles have
holders fur six from which
| crystal pendants
and
The pair sho used at cith| of her tahlp and'you can
|c lha brilliant effect they
when she lighted her red
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C hens Y
Hirls could take tho part starting the Boctor.
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If any slight changes arc ncc“Hhut in from tho world without, c,,f,ar>r for the stage, instrumental
vVo sat the clean-winger h earth ! rnusic cou,‘1 c,,m° next before the
n‘,out-"
j youthful pnges announce:
“A
. 3- From “A Christmas Carol” | The world in solemn stillness lay
tho "cenc’ “Bob Crnt- | To hear tho angels sing.
chita Christmas.”
Dr fllammereii from
!TwnH tho Night Before
Other Christmns songs may he
Christmas.”
G. Christmas Music. ”11 o 1y added here or Instrumental music.
Snow Bound” a Winter Idyl by
Night, Silent Night.”
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John
(irecnlcnf Whittier, should he
Costumes for the Christmas mu
Two
sic can be similar to those used appropriately announced.
for the Dickens’ sketch. The first small pages or heralds might do
verse of the old hymn. “ It came this, or one of the members of the
might come before the cur
upon the midnight clear” is ns cast
tain and give tho title.
followa:
Tho copy, of Snow-Bound at
catno upon the midnight clear, hand shows nri excellent picture of
That gracious sing of old.
whl.J » P m° in, f r i e r ’s hop,e,
7c angels bending near the enrth vvhiih would assist in constructing
the stage setting already suggestI heir wondrous story told;
•ace on the earth, good will to
Of course tho poem is too long I
( men.
to
given in full. It would need !
For heaven’s all gracious King; to bo
bo cut. The hovs wool,l nrn.i
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them. And here it was before
their eyes.
Of course they saw tho ice
cream first. But such funny Ice
m a m . Sitting on a red plate
was «n ico cream man built along
t*1® bulbous lines of a snow man,
with black candy dots foV features
and buttons and crowned with a
green gum-drop hat. So fnsclnatrng. were the solemn men that the
children almost forgot the cotnr
Plete array of the table. Mother
had provided low green mugs with
hand os; there were fuu. short
candlesticks of bright green pot
tery each holding a very elevated
la b ility i n . a rra n g in g unH&Je* pfAtjrtg* f o r p n r t l e s ,
r rh ih ire h o r f o r sp e ciu l ocfnr h e r f r ie n d s . H e r f o rIners too n r o m o s t d ig n if ie d
rearer.
E S S S W te?",hc
"We sued th ,i * i n
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A reader
for
Ch" rlt's Dkthe dcscrintivc
WORK BASKETS—
WICKER LAMPS—
HOLYCHROME MIRRORS
QuickTurnover” for Pancakes, ‘Ti
and Business^ Woman Manufacturer’s Recipe for Success
lftfl Alma lAsscn, p r e sid e n t
o f' h e r own m a n u fa c tu rin g
c o m p a n y , And* t h a t q uic k
t u r n o v e r Is p ro lltnble . ' T h i s s h r e w d
y o u n g w o m a n possesses th o Dire
c o m b in a t io n of q u u lltlce— I n v e n
tive g e n iu s a n d buRlncas ability.
T h o M odesty P a n e l, m a n u f a c t u r e d
by h e r c o m p a n y , w a s I n v e n te d by
Miss l e s s e n herself.
S om etim es, f o r r e la x a ti o n , Miss
I ^ s s e t i 's Inventive g e n iu s t u r n s to
c u l i n a r y cre a tio n s . U Is t h e n she
sh o w s h e r D anish a n c e s tr y , f o r th e
rec ip e f o r p a n e u k r s s h e m a k e s hua
bee n h a n d e d dow n to h e r f r o m g e n
e r a tio n s of e x p e r t D a n is h houaewives.
D a n is h P a n c a k e s
4 Eggs
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Vi c u p E lo u r
*4 te a s p o o n S a lt
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1 te asp o o n S u g a r
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CEDAR CHESTS—
SMOKING STA N D S-
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Wo n,8° carry a fine
display of living room suits
cash join our credit plan on easy terms to suit.
I'ropasitions (Compose
c Including One For
IMant „nnd Another
New Waterworks IMant
„ur „ hool I ^ r
LUIKNTON. Dec. 18. — Five
i<iti6n:i art?'Included In a bond
of $788,000 to be Voted on
s by freeholders of this city,
ionds wilt' bu thirty-year ser
if 11,000 denomination, bearbru-st of 5 Wi per cent yearly.
‘A ’WtffcIvIe im-
P h o n e 180-W.
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OF
COL'S X T
JUIM1K,
N en iln sle C n n n l r . S l i l p o f I ' l a r l i l a .
In ro E s t a t e o f W i l l i a m H. S a m -
mls.
N o tic e la h e r e b y Riven, t o nil
w lm m | t m a y c o n c e r n , t h a t o n t h a
S J th (lav o f I> e re m h e r, A. D. I SSI,
I n h a ll a p p l y t o t h e H o n o r a b l e E .
F . H o n i h n l i l e r , J u d g e o f nalil C o u r t ,
na J u d g e o f T r o b a t e f o r m y f i n a l
dlH charirn n a E x e c u t r i x o f t h e e s t a t e
o f 7\ ll ll a m K. SammlK. d r . - r a s e d ;
of
J u II un
Hclmlis., d ec ea sed :
a n d t h a t a t t h e name tim e I will
p rene nt my fin a l a r r o u n t n an Kxe c u tr lx of nalil r e la te , a n d a s h fo r
\ h e l r ap p ro v a l.
Dated O ctober J3. A. D. 1921
CASSANDRA 8CH U LTZ. K xeculrlx.
whom It m ay roocern. th at on th
J7th day of D ecember, A. I t I]t1
I Khali apply to tha n o W r a ffS .7
llotinholtlKr, J iiiIrc gf paid t n u f l
aa J iiiI rm rtf Probate for mjr flna
d U eh arrc aa E x e c u to r o f th e ratal
of Kdward C ecil lU h b lt. d eceased
and that nt tho name tim e I w tl
IX ( OrilT O f COI NT» JDDflK preaent my fin al a ced u h ts aa Ex
Seminole I'nanty, M lstr o f Flrrlrfn. CCUtor of aalil estate, and aak foi
In ro Eat.Hu of E d w a r d Cecil their approval.
Itahhlt.
D ate d O ctober 23. A. D. l » t t .
N otice la h e r e b y Riven, to all
I. T. IHVIN. J i t , E x e c u to r.
IX r o t HT O F COUNTY j r t H I E .
Hritilnt.lr C o u n t ,. S t a i r at F lo rid a .
In ro E s t a t e of A. K. P hillips.
N otice Is h r r r h y given. to nil
whom It m a y concern. t h a t on t h r
27th d ay of D ecem ber. A. D. 1324.
I shall a pply to thn llo n o r a h lo 17.
F. Ilnusholilrr. J u d g e o f «nld C ourt.
» k J u d g e nf P r o b a t e for my final
d isc h a rg e ns E x r c u t o r of tho e s ta t e
of X
K.
I ’l l l I . I . I i ’K, dec ea sed ;
ami Hint a t t h r s a n ir tii n r 1 will
p r e s e n t m y final a c c o u n t s a s E x
e c u to r of saiti untuto, unii a s k for
th e ir ap p ro v a l.
D ated O cto b e r 23. A. D. 1921.
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Give Automobile Accessories
FOR C H R I S T M A S
S em in o le ( ’a u n t y . S ta t e « f Flarlila.
In r« E s t a t e of J . N. W h llu c r.
Notice In h ere b y given, to all
w hoa. It m ay co n c ern , th n t on th*
??th tiny nf D ecem ber. A. D. i ^ i i ,
I shnll npply to t h e llo n o ra h lo K.
I-'. Ilouiiholilnr. J u d g e of said Court,
ns J u d g e of P r o b a ta for my final
d is c h a r g e an E x e e u to r of th e e s ta tn
of J . N. W h ltn e r. d ec ea sed : and
th n t a t th e name tim e I will p r e
se n t m y fin a l nee o u n ts a s E x e e u to r
of said e s ta t e , anil a s k f o r th e ir
approval.
D ated O cto b e r 23. A. t». 1921.
H. ci. CHARE. E x ec u to r.
Something for the Car
A Gift That Will Prove Useful
IV r n i ' H T O F COU NTY J C I I f i E . M
S rm lm d a t ' o n n l ) , Ntnlr o f F lo rid a . 2!
In ro K staio of J u l i a s Schultx.
Nolle,, Is h e re b y given, to all
w hom It m a y concern, th a t on th«
27lli day of Ileeamher. A. H. 1921.
I shall a p p ly to th e llo n o ra ld 'i K.
F. Ilousholiler. J u d g e of said Court.
a s J u d g e of I’r o h a te for my final
illsebarge ns E x e c u tr ix of th e e s ta t e
Famous Dancer To
F i l l Engagement
In Hollywood Soon
IIOYAI, EASY CIIAins
l.\
D ate d O cto b e r 23.
I». | # 2 |.
and Mint n t the nnmo tim e I will
p rene nt m y filial ai-i-mint* aa E x
e c u tr ix of anlil e l a t e , a n d ttsk fo r
•able was sot for eight usti and gold service plates
si glass goblets and Italinn
ten napkins, thnt matched
ith in design.
SEWING BASQI^
PAGE THIRTEEN
—------
M
Hero for Instance la an elegant
How the gifts pou rin as the
time for giving comes nearer! Ta
bles in the corners of the school
rooms are piled high with pack
ages; teachers aro besieged with
questions and ndvice; money comes
in for Inst minute needs, and fin
ally a few days before the schools
closo for the holidays, gifts and
names arc carefully checked up.
cash counted, and nil contributions
information and much narne-* ndvico nro put into the hands' of
those who do tho nctual dlstribut-
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II ALLY WOOD-BY-T II K-S K A.
I'la.. Dec. 18.— Morida bus gonu
after the big theatrical stars. Hil
da («ray. famous dancing star,
lately returned front European
conquests, owner of the Hilda Cray
theatre in New York, and perhaps
tho highest salaried person on the
Amerieun stage, has been engag
ed. as a month’s attraction at the
Hollywood Golf and Country Club
PRISON KB ESCAPES
mkinning wan me formal open
ing Now Year’s eve.
fiilda (tray was obtained by the
Hollywood Company on the theory
that tho best entertainment in
the world was none too good for
Florida visitors during the winter
months.
Besides her dancing at the club
house, Hilda Cray will take part
in other social activities at Holly
wood—perhaps some lectures on
FOR RUMCHASING FLEET
dancing to Miami women; some
work on the Beach at Hollywood, J ACKSONVILLK, Dec. 1II.—Fiv,
showing the advantages sonic more of the dotihlo cabin pick i
styles in bathing suits.
boats beiug built by a Jacksonville
N
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Ifl
concern have been shipped to n
point indicated l.y goietuiuenl oil’icinhi ns north of New Jersey to
he added to Unde Sam’s rum
chasing fleet on the Atlantic coast.
This was the second shipment dur
ing the past few weeks of an order
for forty of Hie rumlchasers. The
vessels will he used, it is said, for
gtiurding the shore dose in, and
will work in conjunction with the
larger cruisers of the coast yuard.
We carry a complete line.
« Look over our stock and se
lect the appropriate g ift for
him.
Does the Car Need Tires?
HUY A D U N L O P
Fellows’
SERVICE STATION
First Street at Elm Avenue
Bowint tho-lcad of this* city,
Hituo's. tister city, Manatee,
■ the river, will on Monday,
B-. vide on an isuo of $112,000
I t civic improvements.
Ijcct.1 culled for In the proI unie for Rrudenton are:
nicipal gus plant, $200,000.
ii-r works plant, with new
r <>f supply giving soft water,
((tension of the mains into
territory not now reached,
Wr with enlargement of the
pal mains wherever needed,
)00.
■ construction of sanitary
* so that every part of the
<ill he served, $ Ml ,000.
construction of storm rowers,
r construction of three small
|M acrosn Ware’s creek at
Arc, Hayden ami Monroe
IU, $20,04)0.
t proposed issue for Manatee
for improvements identical
those planned for this city.
M of the $112,000 issue pro
fit specified for improving the
Wtrorks- system; $20,000 for
lion* to the sanitary sewer sys117,000 for taking over, im■i'ir and altering open drains
Misting, and $15,000 for conRio., of storm sewers.
[addition to the two foregopucs, Manatee county will
kn election on Jan. 11 to vote
6 itsue of $1,500,000 proposed
instruction of 78 miles of imd highways.
FOR LADIES
New shipment of Men’s
Suits. Latest styles and
materials. Special from
$15.98 to $29.50. Big
values.
Shoes—Large assortm ent
high grade best quality.
Guaranteed solid leather.
From $3.98 to $5.98
n m ilifu l Dresses for nil
occasions—Street, After
noon and Evening.
From $9.50 to $2l.!)r>.
Silk Underwear, combi
nation suits, pajamas,
gowns, radium silk and
crepe tie chine,
52.95 to $9.50
Ladies Bath Itobes in
Flannel and Corduroy.
All colors and sizes.
From $.1.95 to $7.50
Shoes in satin, patent
leather, • Russian Tan.
new styles.
a.95 to $7.85
Gift Suggestions
Suit Cases
“Over
Night
Bags’1
Umbrellas, Fancy Ctnnhs
Pocket Books, Charms
at> time there comes the same old
(lOrliam-Holmes & Edwards Community Silver
SPECIALS
SPECIALS
Over nighl Cases.
Grucn Wrist
Watch
Leather Hand Bags
chk
Toilet Sets.
Leather Sets.
I " n e T ,SST . , t h a t W e s t u d y a
t u . 1he following are a few sugge<r
lake a proper selection. Let us show
Rocket Books.
Book Ends.
STYLES PLUS CLOTHES.
SMOKING JACKETS
HATH ROBES.
TIES.
BELT BUCKLES.
STETSON HATS.
BROTHERS CLOTHES
GOLF SETS.
SWEATERS.
l o u n g in g r o b e s
Ruby Rings
Black Onyx Rings
Diamond Rings
Emblem Rings
Wedding Rings
Bolova Wrist
Watch
Hamilton Watches.
Elgin Watches.
Console Sets.
Watch Chains.
Tea Sets.
Vanity Cases.
Breakfast Sets.
Ren and Rencil Sets,
Dinner Sets.
Fountain Rins.
BEDROOM SLII’RERS
BOSTON!AN SHOES
Tuxedo’s—For Hoi id
nal occasion.
Every item above is a leader o f its kind
anything to just carefully look these ove
Over a Thousand R ings to Select From
e you finally decide on
Hand colored
W O O D R U F F & W A TSO N
Harris Pictures
Hincy Candle Sets
Hohijy Combs Heads
4*08 East First St. Phorn* ao
J,*Hs of Originality
,
to Pieace
EV E R Y 0 N E
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, ’DECEMBER 20, 1924.
SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
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Disposes o f Several
Amendments
Shoals'Measure
M M g lfe iiij
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Declares H is Son-In-L aw
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 80.—The number of
Ser.ate made such prograis today whlfciT the seditd'adoDSd^lTthhut
alikely
w te
ra r* . is r w a a one
^ by.Senator
* George
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soon after the Chriattnas re
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Introduction
|;Measure Now
to Committee
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iriation
$181400,000
>Seeks Inform *
[Whether U.S.Is
;ringr to Treaty
INGTON, Dec. 20.—
it with the passage
ouse late Friday of
supply bill, carrying
JOO.OOO.OOO for activindy authorized, Rep.
of Illinois, ranking
,n on the house navJttee Introduced a
to appropriate |101,new naval construction.
iuro would authorize the
I if four scout cruisers,
[1400,000 each and one
dock to cost $7,500,000
boni of tho tu rret guns of
Ips at an aggregate cost
" and would increase
lit. cost of the two airjrs, Lexington and Snrbuilding, from $23,000,“H),000.
in's bill automatically
to the naval commithearings which would
the proposals would
[grposo of drawing infor0 tho exact condition of
:sn navy ho haa been
bring out through a coninvestigation,
senate side of the cnpitol
committee shelved the
of Senator King, Demoproposing a searching
' the status of the navy,
to seek from tho navy
data which will show
United States is keepted of tho arms confer•i°.
.
the reference made
Britten bill, the quesn devotion also was
ifn into prominence Friaonouncement nt the
that a note setting
'lews of Great Britain
before the state departItherto the officials hod
that the British reprei on1 the subject went besuggestions and inqui
r e r the White House nor
department would elaboriday’s announcement or
•hat might be the next
e diplomatic angle of the
Viting on his biD'and its
Mr. Britten pkid it was
' “in accordance with a
made bjr/the secretary
">• to the committee on
itions n f the house indid additional ships and auI
wero necessary to
«vy up to the 6-5-3 ra-'
by the Washington
Terence,”
1another conference is
dhc limitation of all navcontinued Mr. Britten,
necessary for us to meet
'and tho intention of tho
'ference and to maintain
at its very highest efflthe number of ships in
and the quicker we do
tttCT.
*'1 and Japan supersede
cruisers, submarines,
'iers and navnl aviats» immediately should
•teps as are necessary
®ur navy equal to uny
Mrth, not only in cold
‘ having superior officers
a make the nation safe
n emergency.
'Hally cannot see n
t apeck on our peaceful
I 'jt
”t that is no reason why
Pn unprepared or un•Itamst any future emcr-
Visitors
*£ Information
*1 Paving Costs
cess.
A number of amendments which
hitherto proved troublesome were
disposed of an although there was
no announced amendment on n
time for a final call, the day's
developments appeared to ^e ac
cepted by both sides as promising
an early setlement of tho issue.
After two days of debate the
senate Friday accepted, 41 to 20,
tho amendment by Senator Walsh
(D), Montana, providing for gov
ernment regulation of power dis
tributed interstate. The Walsh a
mendment served as being oppos
ed to state regulation of a govern
ment corporation.
..
As drawn, the bill provided for
state regulation of power produc
ed at Muscle Shoals by either a
lessee or government corporation.
The amendment requires federal
regulation of power produced by
tho lessee in event tho states are
unable to ngrec on terms and leav
es regulation of power distributed
under govemmont operation to the
federal corporation operating the
property.
Sixteen Republicans, 24 Demo
crats and one Farmer-Labor voted
for the amendment, while 10 Re
publicans and 10 Democrats vot
ed against it. Senator Underwood
mado no serious objections to the
amendment but considered it un
necessary.
Senator Underwood accepted a
REPORT OF RUM M’COY TELLS HOW
SMUGGLING GIVEN MRS. MORS DIED
TO HOUSE FRIDAY BY HER OWN HAND
Rend Admiral Says There Reiterates That He Did Not
Has Been Little Reduction
Kill Womun Whom He
In Activities and Says Fight
Loved; Tells How He
Begins July 1 Of New Year
Kissed Her After Death
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Pro
hibition conditions, present and
prospective, were pictured to the
house Friday in the report of the
appropriations sub - C o m m i t t e e
which drafted tho annual supply
bilk for
* ‘ tho treasury •»•>* -Yost>n department;*.
iliilm.tniAntn
—
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office
Tho record of hearings which
were conducted in executive ses
sion, disclosed that Reur Admiral
F. C. Dillard, commandant of the
coast guard told the sub-committee
his anti-rum running fleet would
be in full operation by July 1 next,
and that “there has been little, if
nny, reduction in the amount of
liquor smuggling by sea” since he
appeared before a house committee
early Irf the year.
Prohibition
Commissioner Haynes, however,
testified that “there is unquestion
ably, a distinct improvement ns
regards the quantities of liquors
being smuggled into the Atlantic
ports at this time.”
The new coast guard anti-rum
fleet will comprise twenty destroy
ers nnd two ships of tho mine
sweeper class transferred from the
navy and now being reconditioned,
and 223 cnbin cruisers type motor
boats and 100 picket boats, now
being constructed at various points.
“The more I study this problem,'’
Admiral Billurd snid, “the more am
I impressed with the magnitude
of the task that has been given
the const guard to do. Tho coast
guard is muking more seizures and
is accomplishing more today than
ever before. As the coast guard
increases its forces, I ant confiident, we shall see a decrease in
the nmount of smuggling, but I
cannot point to any marked de
crease ns yet."
Speaking of denaturing plants
and
distilleries,
Commissioner
Haynes expressed the opinion that
“if we have an adequate force so
that wc can use two men in eighthour shifts at these sources, it
will be, by ull means the proper
method of handling it.”
Washington N ew s
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— The
house passed the naval appropria
tion bill.
Relations with Japan were dis
cussed again in tho house.
The rennte voted to appropriate
$ 100,000 to light the poultry dis
■d other information 1per ease.
, e ®y*teni of paving in
i .
A full force against the rum
, 1 c*Piatned Friday aft. i *!8 ^rorn Orlando fleet by next July was promised by
, »h local authorities nt Rear Admiral Billurd of the coast
'^p of commerce office, guard.
which lasted about
A house committee uphold tho
iv* *.
wns Presided
l£or Lake.
right of Representatives La Guar•W ord officials spoke, din, Republican, of New York, to
Ht phases of the puv- retain his teat.
• Many o f the Sanford
A vote on the Muscle Shoals bill
L cor,1*8. Wt’r® brought
•m tors inspection.
was deferred in the senate until
after Christmas.
**r°e Ma‘,e th ? t r iP to
Mayor James L.
President Palmer completed his
- q
Leu, S. Kendrick
testimony before the house ship
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Dickson. A.
u ,anu«L nnd J. N. ping board investigating commit
Members of the San- tee.
tv
°‘ commerce / and
p Q " lnS board nttendThe treasury nnd postofflee ap
propriation bill, carrying $763,
1804522, was reported to the house.
I<ke MCOn^umn*d the ediPresident Coolidge asked con
K r j f r 1 newspapers atKith h i , ‘JfDWwd ill con gress fur $275,000 for rurvoy work
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1 Muscle Shoals on the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
waterway project.
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Tomorrow Will Be
Shortest Day This
Year, Reports Say
Sunday will be the shortest day
of the present year for North
Americu nnd other hemispheres
nortli of the equator, according to
scientists who declare that a t 9:46
P. M. eastern standard time it will
be midnight a t the North Pole nnd
niid-duy at the South Pole. Ac
cording to tho announcements the
poles ure the only places where
mid-day and midnight do not close
ly coincide with 12 o’clock. At
the North Pole the sun set in Sep
tember nnd tomorrow will be ut its
lowest point below the horizon, the
middle of the polar night.
Tomorrow is tho winter “sol
stice" when for a few days te sun
seems to stand still in the heavens
before resuming its annual trip
northwurd. - Tho North Pole is
pointing as far from the sun as it
ever does, the South Pole as near
to it as it ever does.
Although tomorrow is the short
cut day, it has been noticeable that
the evenings havo been growing
brighter for a week or so, nnd it
wilt be noticeable that the morn
ings will grow darker for two
weeks or so longer. This is be
cause the sun and the clocks do
not exactly coincide it is said.
Tho period from one noon to tho
next varies, since in some parts of
its orbit the earth travels faster
than in others. Twenty four hours
is taken as the average time, but
there are times when the sun is
either fast or slow of the clock.
So, by the clock, the earliest sunact was about Dec. 10, and the lat
ent sunrise will be about Jan. 5,
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LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20,—Kid
McCoy, former pugilist, being tried
for the murder of Mrs. Theresa W.
Mors, denied from the witness
stand Friday that he killed her.
Brokenly, but in dramatic manner,
ho related hie version , of the af1_ ___ 1
It
I ...
.
fair,
saying tho ■believed
Mrs. .Mors
killed herself.
McCoy said he loved Mrs. Mors.
“ Did you kill her for her jewels,"
he wns asked.
“That is absurd,” McCoy stummered brokenly.
McCoy, describing the scene in
the apartment where he and the
woman had been living as man
nnd wife, on the night of Aug. 12,
said:
"I mixed one or two drinks, and
made some sandwiches. She said
the sandwiches were too large so
I got n butcher knife and she cut
them. Then she fell into reverie,
to itig with the knife. She said
things were 'in n terrible state,'
"I suggested that I go to New
York until things blew over. I ex
plained thnt it would be only for
a couple of weeks, but she jumped
up screaming that she was going
to end it all,’ nnd pointed the
knife a t her breast. She drove it
in und the blade buckled, cutting
her on the wrist nnd breast, I
grappled with her and the knife
flew up and cut her lip.”
McCoy described how the woman,
still holding the knife, grabbed a
pistol from the table, how he held
to her knife hand, and struck her
knife hand, nnd struck her left urm
to knock down the pistol.
“But just then it exploded,” he
continued.
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gia, which requires the distribu
tion of all power not needed for
the manufacture of fertilizer. Two
otheri were Introduced by Senator
Georgia, which provinen that h lease of tho property
cannot be transferred without the
approval of the president and that
farmers will be given preference
in the saio of fertilizer.
Government Protected.
Amendments by Senator Dial,
(D), South Carolina, authorizing
leasing of tho , property either
separately as as n whole, and by
Senator Howell (R), Nebraska, re
quired tho lessee to set aside “an
adequate reserve fund" to cover
depreciation and guarantee the
government against loss also were
adopted.
At tho opening of the session,
Senator Norris (R), Nebraska,
again charged that tho General
Electric Company was the head of
the “water power trust" of Am
erica. Ila declared tho company
owned tho Alabama Power Com
pany and other light and power
companies scattered over the Unit
ed Staten by stock ownership and
interlocking directories.
To illustrato his statement, he
said the common stock of the Ala
bama Power Company wan owned
by the Southwestern Power nnd
Light Company of Maine, which is
in turn owned by the Electric Bond
nnd Shnro Company, which is
owned by tho General Electric
Company.
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Youtig Bunker
Sartain, Former Warden ah d .
Deputy Fletcher Chargtff
Receiving Bribes From In*
mates of Atlanta Prison
v —
Told Hih Fnthei’-In-Law He
Would Swear His Soul To
Hell To Get Charles Forbes;
Testimony Is Corroborated
Bitter Toward Forbes
For T aklngH ls Wife
Five Thousand Botid
Is Fixed For Each
MIDDLE WEST AND
ENVELOPING EASTERN
Scalper?
Mortimer Says Forbes Could
Have Made His Rich Man
But He Refused To Do It
Prisoners Wit
25 Milion Dollars W<
Appear In Investigations
Cold Weather Relax*
In Far W est
i | Death ToU Mounl
8D eathsinM •issoi
• # •
Blizzard Reaches
Texas, Louisii
CHICAGO, Dec. 20.—Testimony
thnt Elias H. Mortimer appeared
before the senate veterans’ bureau
committee and there told his story
ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 20.—A. fc
BureauExpectsSpread
of fraud, wnste, graft and corrup
Sartain, former warden of tl;«
tion of Charles R. Forbes, form er.
of Cold Wave South-S?
United States penitentiary h en ,
director cf the bureau, wan given;
and L. J. Fletcher, former deputy
ward Coming Wee]
by defense witnesses Friday in the ’
warden, Friday night stood In
trial
of
Forbes
and
J.
W.
Thomp
dicted on charges of soliciting and
son, wealthy contractor, for con
CHICAGO, 111., Dec. 20.— .
receiving bribes from inmates of
spiracy to defraud the government
the penitentiary.
The
Icy grip of winter was a
through hospital contracts.
Warrants sworn out against
slowly
relaxing far west In
Dr. George B. Tullidge, of Phil
them Thursday were dismissed by
tho
Rocky
mountain Region
adelphia, father of Mrs. Mortimer,
United States Commissioner Joe
testified
Mortimer
asserted
the
Saturday
while
it tightened
Abbott in view of the indictments.
night before he took the stand In
in
the
middle
west
and began,
They were held in new bonds of
tho senate investigation that hu
$5,000 each.
to
envelopo
the
cast.
would go to Washington and
With these indictments the grand
“swear his soul to hell to get
Although nearly normal
jury ndjourned subject to the call
Forbes."
temperatures may be reached |
of the court. Whether moro would
This and other testimony rela
in the cold area in 24 hours*
be forthcoming was a question Dis "if you fire enough shots at a tar tive
to conversations with Morti
trict Attorney Clint W. Hager get, ono of them is bound to hit it. mer benring
days will elapse before wire and ’
upon
the
veterans'
bu
Thus,
in
aiming
nt
the
target
of
would not discuss.
rail communication, which paral- '
reau
wus
corroborated
by
Mrs.
TulSartain wns charged with having success, you must keep plugging lidgc, who followed her husband to
yzes some sections, resume normal.'
away.”
This
is
tho
advice
of
H.
R.
received from Chcstley C. Tuten,
Meanwhile the toll of lives contin
Mrs. Maybellc Fuller Douglas is ued to mount as deaths from
convicted of violating the prohibi Empie, 27, who roso in seven years the stand.
In responso to a question ns to ono of the nlloged principals In the freezing were ndded to fatalities
tion law, *5,000 for an appoint fro mofficc boy to vice president
ment ns chauffeur to Dr. A. F. nf tho Oklnhoma Nntionnl Bank, why ho wns so bitter toward Forbes $200,000 Chicago ticket scalpers' In fires resulting from overheating. ■
Mortimer -aid, according to Tui- syr.div;.tc that went uu the rocks,
Quillinn, prison physician. The Oklahoma City.
There is considerable suffering
lidge’s testimony:
iter husband, Captain llritco Doug among
witnesses appearing before the
tho poor. Three were burn
las,
was
previously
arrested
by
po
* Would Not Give Contracts
grand jury in this caso were Tuten,
ed
to
death
at Casper, Wyo., in an
“Bccnuse he could hnvo made lice nnd rclrnscd on bonds. Mrs. explosion caused by lowered gas .
Graham Baugh nnd William H.
Dougins
was
cantured
in
a
down
me
u
rich
man
by
giving
mo
hospi
Harr, ull of whom ure sorving sen
iressurc that put out fires in home.
tal contracts, but he would not town office builuiling.
tences imposed in connection with
Sight deaths were reported in Mis
do it."
the recent Savannah rum ring
souri and thousands of dollars
scandal.
“ Did Mortimer say in your pres
damage.
m
ence that if you did nut muku
Plotchcr is nccuscd of accepting
Two are dead in Chicago. There
Cuthcrino (Sirs. Mortimer) line
n bribe of $5,000 from Emanuel II.
was a drop of 30 degrees to fl ’«
up with him ngainst Forbes he
Kessler known ns “Gotham's mil
below In Chicago in 21 hours, it.
would drug her down to tho mire?"
lionaire bootlegger" for an appoint
Illinois, Kansas and Missouri thu
ment as assistant librarian nt tho Object of Fair Is Purely Edu- James S. Ensby-Smith, counsel for
Associated Press was compelled to
Forbes asked.
prison, which the government
broadcast
the news.
wires in
cutlonn!
Editors
nnd
Offi
“ Yes" the father replied.
churgcs is “a soft nnd easy job."
southeust
and
southwest
aro so
cials of 30 Towns to Be In The same question in slightly
i '
Tho witnesses appearing before the
badly crippled that rerouting is
different
words
wus
answered
in
grand jury against him were: Kcscluded in Lnrge Guest List
necessary.
the affirmative by Mrs. Tullidge.
lcr, Mrs:. It. K, Walthall, William F.
Mortimer had testified for the New Lender Wax SecretaryWall and Emmanuel Sustick.
Finns for a Community Fair, government
Blizzard Hits Texts
Treasurer United Mine
that his enmity townrd
The grand jury was in session which is expected to rival similar
DALLAS,
Dec. 20.—Tho blixxanl
nearly all day during which time a expositions of much larger com Forbes grew out of the Inttcr’s
Workers; James I*. Duncan had penetrated
the Texas Gulf ■number of prisoners, including munities, to bo held in Longwood having won Mrs. Mortimer from
R e mi k n h Vice-Presidency Const nnd Lower Rio Grande sec
George Remus, known as the "king Jan. 14 nnd 15, were announced him.
tion Saturday demoralizing wire
Defense testimony refuting Morof bootleggers," Kesricr, his part ^stu-ilay by tho Ixingwood Chnmcommunlcatlon nnd doing damag
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
20.—William
ner, Morris Sweet wood and oth I Mf of Commerce. Arrangements tiinerhi story that he paid Forbes Greiu vyas eb‘e(ed president o< the tu^cltrjaf djoor'Vi BrovuntvilKs dU;ers, were held in the anteroom *securing industrial, agricultural, $5,000 in cash in the Drake hotel in American rederntion of Lnbor by trfet, feconn &yto local weather
awaiting call. One attache of the mechanical and educational exliib- Chicago on June 20, 1922, was un the executive council here Friday bureau.
The thermometer a t
district attorney’s office said the , its have been concluded, nccord- changed Friihiy by cross-examina afternoon.
BrownsvIUo registered 28 degrees
tion by the prosecution.
estimated wealth of the prisoners
James P. Noonan, president In above zero nnd sleet was failing
Miss Ernn Breese, Forbes' sten
in the room was in excess of $25, | ing to the announcement.
ternational
Brotherhood of Elec in Gt.lvp. ton and Houston.
|
Those
promoting
the
fair
arc
ographer at the hotel during his
000,000.
trical
Workers,
was nnmed eighth
expecting
a
complete
agricultural
Chicago visit on Junu 10, 20 nnd 21,
Upon adjournment of tho grand
First Real Gold Spell
vice
president
to
fill tho vacancy
exhibits
to
be
entered
by
C.
F.
testified
Friday
Forbes
was
not
in
jury, the prisoners were not re
NEW
ORLEANS, Dec. 20. —
on
the
council
caused
by
Green’s
Whitner,
county
agricultural
agent
the room nt the timo Mortimer tes
turned to the institution but in
StiLng northerly winds brought
stead were taken in one of the Complete exhibits of automobiles, tified he handed over the money. promotion.
the New Orleans territory its
Upon Green’s election, James to
penitentiary trucks to tho Clarke fnrm machinery, manufactured She also denied having seen
first real cold of the winter. Tho
products
nnd
virtually
every
var
Duncan,
tho
first
vice
president,
Thompson
in
the
suite
at
nny
time
county juil a t Athens, Ga., where,
nt once resigned. A close asso- mercury early Saturday stood 39.
it is said, they were to be held for iety of farm produce nre to bo on during the day.
date of the latt? Samuel Gompers Freezing wns predicted for inter in
Tried
to
Reconcile
Wife
display.
safe-keeping. Hager stated the
the day and lower temperatures In
for 1(1 yearsA Duncan told his col other
Dr.
Tullidge
testified
Friday
that
The object of tho fair is purely
men were removed to Athens on
sections of the stute.
order of the attorney general of the educational .it is said, and conse Mortimer called at the Tullidge leagues he felt entitled to the of
fice
himself
because
of
seniority
home
in
Philadelphia
several
times
quently
po
admission
charges
will
United States. He suid he did not
Cold Weather Next Week
know the attorney general's rea means of better acquainting the <luring the fall of 1023 in uu effort nnd long service. His resignation
WASHINGTON.
Dec. 20— TUo
be charged. Promoters of the fair to effect a reconciliation with Mrs. will not be acted upon until the weather outlook for tho week be- :
sons for this order.
executive
committee
meets
again
Mortimer,
aro
seeking
to
make
the
fnir
a
Fletcher expressed the opinion
Monday for the Middle
Kushy-Smith developed in the at Minmi, Fla., about Feb. 3. Dun ginning
thnt the men were sent to Athens people of Central Florida with the
Atlantic
States is cold weather
because it was feared they would advantages afforded by this sec examination thut Mortimer first can, former head of the Granite practically the entire week, mostly •
cutters,
says
Ids
decision
is
“ir
had
asked
his
wife
to
testify
thnt
suffer violence at the hnnds of the tion.
fair weather is indicated although .
Among tho events arranged is u ihe saw him hand Forbes the revocable."
other inmates of the prison if they
there is some probability of snow
money.
Green, who has been secretary- about middle of tho week. Th«* • 1
were returned there.
dinner for mayors, editors, nnd of
Mrs. Mortimer replied, according treasurer of the United
Mine South Atlantic and F.ust Gulf . 'i j s
Hagen tonight issued the follow ficials of the chambers of com
ing statement:
merce of more than 30 towns in to the testimony, thnt Mortimer Workers of \mericu since 1912, states will have cold weather pruc- •
“ I have spent several days before this section. It is the plan of the himself, had testified that the mon and vote in Coshocton, Ohio, wns ticully the entire week, mostly fair
the United States grand jury in the promoters to bring before this ey was given to Forbes in a bath ;*on*lt’:il».'.l by Thomas A. Riekert, hut strong probability of rains In
presentation of evidence against body for didscussion the vuriou* ro o m , the door of which wns clos * i the Garment Workers nnd sec- extreme Houth und snow or rain
o de l by Matthew Woll of tho elsewhere about middle of tho
former Warden A. It. Sartain and problems confronting this section ed.
photo engravers..
former Deputy Warden L. J. oi! Florida.
week.
Fletcher nnd in so doing I have
Both Woll and Riekert hnd aban
Tho committee on midway a t
Sections of tho Middle West en
endeavored to present ull the facts tractions has secured the Johnny
doned tentative canilidncies of their tirely wero isolated front outside
available at the present time in J. Jones shows for this occnsion.
own nnr retired in favor of Green. wire communications bv the sleet
o r d e r that complete justice might
In the actual voting Green was and sqow followed by the freezing
Space in tho tents in which* the
be done.
opposed by no other candidate.
weather. Several persons lost their
exhibits aro to be housed is rap
. Both Green und Noonan take up lives as the indirect result of the
idly being taken and, according to
their new duties at once.
storm. Trains were nrocoe«Hng to
fair officials, exhibitors desiriq,';
Gompers Will Filed
Green withdraws from the Mine destinations hours behind schedu
space should forward their appli Seven hundred nnd eighteen per
organization and John les und live stock in the plains
For Probate Today cations at ones. Those interested sons are now privileged to hunt in Workers’
in tho project nre asked to com Seminole County, according to a re L. Lewis, thu miners’ president, is states was reported suffering from
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.— The municate with Mayor James J. E. port of licenses issued from the expected to appoint Ids successor tho cold. In some sections there
will of Samuel Gompers was filed Walker or Fred A. Clark.
office of the county judge since the after a meeting of thu executive wns fear of u fuel shortage.
The storm probably did its
Saturday for probate. He left the
present season began. Of this bonnl in Indianapolis in January.
Mr. Lewis suid the election of greatest damage to wire commun
bulk of his estate, which was not
number 672 nre resident county
IHCi COTTON INCREASE
vulued, to his sons and his grand
licences while 46 nre non-resident. Green wus “the choice of wisdom" ication. Wires and poles were
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Cot No non-resident state licenses have Jbecause the miners' fiecretary- down over sections of Illinois.
daughters and directed thnt only
| treasurer “is the one outstanding Missuori. Texas and other Middlo
“the minimum amount allowed by ton ginnt*d prior to Dec. 12 totulied yet been issued, it is snid.
law” should be paid the widow. 12,706,210 running bales including
Licenses Isued lat season to figure who can take upon himself West States until some sections
The will was dated Nov. 8, this 293,366 round hales counted as talled approximately 1,100 which the mantle of the revered Gom were entirely isolated from thu
year and was accompanied by mu half bales compared with 9,549,015 i about 100 less than were issued pers and be assured of the co-op outside world bv wire channels.
The Association I’rcss Friday
tilated cony of nnothcr made pre running bales including 232,643 during the season of 1922. Sales eration nnd devotion of the great
viously which was torn across face round bales ginned prior to that this reason, however, are expected majority of the American Feder night again resorted to radio cast
ing in order to deliver news of tho
nnd on which wns written “I can date last year, it was announced to continue until the Inst day of ation of Labor."
outside world to u number of Us
Beginning of New Era
by the census bureau, ’*
cel and revoke this will."
the season, though it isn’t expect
He said Green’s ascendancy member newspapers, sending from
ed thnt the number will equul thut
marked the “beginning of u new station WMAQ. the broadcaj’.irg
of 1922.
of the Chicago Daily News.
The present law limiting the eru of constructive progress' in the station
Southern
Illinois was entirely
organiation
und
would
allay
any
hunting season in Seminole county
cut
off
from
outside communica
public
apprehension
that
the
long
is held responsible for the smaller
by wire whilo interurban and
number of licenses issued. The established and proper policies of tion
service also was badly
present season, opening on Dec 15, | nrgunied labor were to bo seriously telcphono
crippled.
•
impaired."
Time nnd tide wnits for n o 'ly catching and suggestive phras- and closing on Jan. 1, makes it
The Southwest and Southeast
President-elect Green in his first
man—neither docs Christmns. and as an introduction to the urticle illegal to hunt on Thanksgiving official
utterance, pledged himself wires of thu Associsted Press wero
Day
when
the
huntsman
s
ardor
tho shoppers of Sanford, realizing but us a substitution for the qual
(Continued on pago 8 )fundamental
usually
“ at the highest point. Th.D to . carry
. , out, , “the
,
, ,
this fact havo gone through an ity of it Is quite another matter. is
season
in
other
counties
in
45
days
i
Principles
of
trade-unionism
so
intensive shopping campaign dur Sanford merchants have gone fur
1
ml"“nw« by Samuel Gom- D eaths From Cancer
ing tho past few days. Threo ther than the phrase and nave pro lunger than in Seminole county | pern cha
and upon which the super
nnd
includes
Thanksgiving
day.
more days before Christmas re vided real quality and variety.
stru ctu re of organied labor rects.” Increased Last Year,.
main with a Sunday inserted to
City officials, members of the
The executive council after tho
■ ■■■ give the merchants and the sales Chamber of Commerce and public Estreated Bonds N et election authorized President Green
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 —
force a chunce to recover their; spirited citizens of Sanford and
appoint n committee to consider; Deaths from cancer increased n
$40 For City Friday to
collective and individual breaths. urging shoppers to do their buy
u memorial to Samuel Gompers. I the United States last year whne
There are no bounds to the ing in Sanford. Here anything
Already a plan hud been brached the fight against tuberculosis made
Four cases, only one of which by u prominent Eastern lender to regress according to tho census
range of choice offered in the city. vdthin the range reasonable de
For the simple mutter of select sire may be procured without the was brought to trial, were dispos consider a memorial to Samuel bureau. A total of 86,750 deuthf
ing. anything from a bathtub to u additional expense of going to ed uf in Sanford Municipal Court Gompers.
wero reported as having resulted
-;
radio uerial or from an uutonmbile some outside city aqil enduring Friday morning. Bonds ordered
The memorial would be placed at from cancer last year, this showing
to a pencil sharpener, may be had. the fatigue incidental to such u estreated on account of the fail the grove in Sleepy Hollow ceme an increase of 5,816 deaths over
last year. There were 90,732 deaths
ure of tho defendants to appear to tery at Tnrrytown.
Sanford merchants huve in no journey.
ways more clearly
shown that
Tho fact that the saying “Christ taled $ 10.
Willium Green, tho successor of last year from tuberculosis as
Charges called in court were: Mr. Gompers, is 51 yearr old, nnd against 90,132 in 1922.
they arc abre.qst of the time than mas comes but once a year" is re
in tho varieties of goods offered peated innumerable times does not Charley Gibson, negro, disorderly of English-Welsh extraction. His
the shoppers of the city during th« niter the tc.’th of the statement, conduct, $10 bond estreated; Eliza father is living at tho age of 89. CLARK MADE POSTMASTER
present season.
Sanford, in accordance with this Williams, negress, disorderly con He is n product of the Ohio soft
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20— Mil
Clever advertisers have for ages saying, is prepared to enjoy the duct, dismissed; Charley Williams coal fieriItl.i, a former president of
labeled attrnctiee articles "For occasion, fully fortified with the negro, disorderly conduct, $10 bond the Ohio state oeuatu und a men' ton E. Clark was Saturday nontiHer,” "For Him.” and other equal-; knowledge of its infrequency and estre a te d /and W. H. Cook, reck ber of the American academy o f lnated by President Coolidge tq bq
political science,
__
§ ‘postmpster at Petwacolq,
qs. The phrase la quite acccptiblul determined to malts the most of it. less driving, $20 bond estreated,
L0NGW00D FLANS
COMMUNITY FAIR
FOR JANUARY 15
GREEN IS CHOSEN
TO SUCCEED LATE
LABORPRESIDENT
718 Can Now Hunt
In Seminole County
LicenseBooksShow
Christmas Shopping I n Sanford
Grows Heavy In The Past Few Days
�‘A C E FO U R T E E N
THE HANFORD HERALD. FR ID A Y . D E C EM B ER 19. 1;
'
EVERT TRUE
b y condo
Fem ale “R affles”
Of London Caught
LONDON, Dee. 10.—Tendon’s fo****’• Raffles,” heroine of several
•core burglaries, has met her Wa
terloo and been “sent up" for 21
months.
Pettlc, nuburn-haired
' fashionably dressed, in stolen rniment, she wept pnthetlcaliy in
court.
For three years she had been
annuo wed by detective*, iitvvuy.H
• suspected, but always sufficiently
Tex,
i lx old-timers recite . similar In
stances in their lifetime.
During n very cloudy morning,
with n stiff breeze driving dark
clouds over the town. Hohn and
two fellow workmen In the plant
of the De Witt Motor Company,
heard n thud og tho iron roof.
Running but to investigate' they
found n'buffalo fish 13 inches
long, weighing one and a quarter;
pounds. The fish was bleeding I
from injury it received in strik-,
ing the Iron root but was still
breathing.
•
The news spread rapidly and *
soon old settlers were coming in,
and tiding of similar instances
they had seen when “fish rained
down out of the clouds.”
Captnin Ritchcr, cx-ranger. ro -:
cited an instance of seeing fish d e -1'
scend from the clouds In West |
Texas largo enough to furnish a i
mertl for several men.
Mr. Lamppbrecht, retired fn e-:
mer said he saw fish strewn o n ;
tho road between Vorktown and
Cticro after n big rain 20 y e a rs|
ago.
|
C. C. Luedickc, a country gindor, recalled finding fish on n hill- j
top, a long distance from a stream
after a heavy rain.
Charles Geert told of seeing
crawfish descend with the rain.
Frank Ijtwson, formerly a ranch
foreman, remembered seeing num
erous smull fish on the ground
W /fs/A
A winter egg is worth two
summer eg g s. Feed Red
Comb for maximum pro
duction.
. 0 armour mu , u k o p line la complete It m
formulas and analyses to suit every F l o r i d a 1
soil. Among the four types of BIG CfcOPdfi?
t“res there is one especially adapted to th e S V
of your grove. And there’s n BIG CROP
fertilizer to satisfy evcr> need of your .JL jW
Descriptive booklet free on request
. aa^ai
• %
Grain and Cotton Seed Meal Too
hand through the aperture, drnw
hack the latch and give herself
tho “open sensame.”
One day, when Chrissio was ex
ploiting her customary method,
tho dohr of nn adjacent flul open
ed and n lady inquired what she
was doing. Chrissie gave the usreply, but the Indy recog
nized her ns having been on n sim
ilar errnnd in the building n month
before, and rang for the janitor.
USE YOUR CR ED IT-PA Y AS YOU GET PAID
FRENCH WAFFLES
. Waffle* In France are not for
the Sunday morning breakfast. The
waffleman makes their. In a shady
comer of th* Luxembourg Gardens,
or along'tne Champa Elysees, and
the children eat them for the 4
o’clock “(router” like a dry enke.
Mix in a bowl ono pound of fine
flour
the same ani6util of powder
cyclone in thia section.
e d sugar. Dilute with a pint of
cold milk, so that tho batter will
not be too thick. Add any flavor
Sanitary hnnd cleaning and ing
desired.
pressing. Scotch" Woolen Mills, 305
Bake In n buttered waffle Iron
East Und. St.
and powder with sugar.
| Texas Old Timers R elate H o# Fish
And A lligators Fell With The Rain
YOAK.0M,
,-<-XALLAHASSEE, Fla., Dec. 10.
^ A p p ro x im a te ly 176,000 barrel*
S y . ,te n
be«n planted in
E S I Wr ? S S r‘5 "Inc*1 tho ••If5*1®*
■
1941 Jipproprlatcd $60,000
” . .?*y **Penae* of the work.
Weerdln* to T. R. Hodges, .•hell
fiah eommloJoner.
More than
100,000 barrels have been planted,
ow ing this year, and the work
wul ba resumed again Mar. 1, Mr.
Hodges states. The oyster dredge
Ffanklln, provided for the planta
has been tied up at
Apalachicola over tho rough wen» e r oT the next fbw weeks.
- Tlje planting operations cover
ed virtually the entire coast of
the state, extending all the way
from -Pensacola around the peninaula thcnco up the Atlantic side to
Fgrnandina. Next yepr’s opern“ 0IJ* y*U be on a more extensive
tagfag. however, than this year, becatxsp cf more time in which to
MV
Wnrehonse nt Sanford
Good Goods” Horse, Poultry and Dairy Feeds
Armour Fertilizer Works
West Commercial and It. R. Arc
Your Money Back If You Are Not Satisfied'
Jacksonville, Fla,
.MYRTLE AVE and Ith Street
J,VO. W. SNEED
USE YOUR CREDIT—P A Y AS YOU GET PAID
USE YOUR CREDIT—PAY AS YOiT q e t W
PAY BY THE WEEK
WE TRUST YOU
A T J A C K S O N ’S
What
WE TRUST YOU
N eed, When
SHIRTS
SOMETHING NEW
IN M E N ’S W O O L E N V E S T
i nese come in an aissorted array of colors ami
mixtures. Made by
y expert workmen and finfahed in excellent materials. Specially priced
for the Holiday
Quality that cannot
be surpassed will be
iffered in men’s and
boy’s suits during
the Christmas sea
son. These come in
nearly afl materials,
shades and sizes.
An inspection will
convince you that
they are real values
SWEATERS
HATS AND CAPS
•s. shades and sizes. W<
ie in and look them over,
1 * A ft 1
i t x q j
" ** c a r r y a rum
*>f Min'*.
\V»ni
( hildrcti'h ShiH*H
highcNt quality
nrb all m arked
*ni-* week-end.
# s
J m
M »j 3
r ' i v • jT cfL T i l l h ]
Women’s Hats
And Furs
vVe were able to pur
chase an exception
ally fine lot of wo
men’s coats and
dresses. Coats of
velours,
cheviots,
Melton’s and dresses
of serges, georg
ettes, crepes and tri
cotine. Wo are of
fering these until
Hoc. 24 at prices
that will astound
you.
Specially priced
from
Hats of all thadt-s. K
lent shade* and pric«
suit every buyer. \\
ho have a few furs of
iouM kinds that will i
the ideal Gift... At
hportion is inivited.
Jackso n th e C redit C lothier
I I 3 0 7 SECOND STREET
Pay^Latcr!
-----------------ifiUSE YOUR CREDO
BETWEEN SANFORD AND PALMETTO AVENUES
Buy Now
Pay Later!
USE YOUR CREDIT—PAY ASTOU GET PAID
USE YOUR CREDIT—PAY AS YOU GETPAP
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TREATi
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Tribune (370) 9
™on'* of the blank a t 4:30 p. r JJrJ n*y of December. A. U. m i . an d ea ch o f you.
W.MAg—Chirajrn News (447.5), WGS
9h,c
n r p a r r e l of la n d s i t u a t e In Sent*'
T *.i*ll apply to th4 Honorable R
It Is f u r t h e r o rd e re d t h a t th is Inole County, F lo rid a , a n d d e s c rib e d
M., Thursday, Jan. 8* 1025, for the F.
i*» hand; 8 nrchoatra; 8:40 photo, | Bn,,? ,n ’ **
Jiulge of laid Court, r t t s t l o n he publish ed once a w eek M followsbguc; <J Chicago theater revue. ! KY)V*~ChIc»m»
,u,
i'.'ngo (536)
7 Surwluv purpose of.electing a Board of d j . as Ilousholder.
JttdStf c. I
for my final l o r e i a n i c o n s e c u tiv e w eeks. In th e
"la»t’ 1 of n io c k 3 o f T i e r 4, o f th e
• rectors to serve fo r tho ensuing discharge ns Administrator of the H
n n e w s p a*pwto.iTi.
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of
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iti
may properly come before the present to enld Court my final nr. C ourt,
intet; 8:30 classical; 10 j*r,z. |.Tan; 7-8 Salvational
m r t. n n d t h e »cal~
i , n i thereof,
i s ' I*0 0 * . 1. P****.*®
Public
..... arm y band,
th e re o f.' tthh is
ords of S em inole C ou n ty , F l o r
,
counts ns Administrator of said 19218th Uay ° f r,ercm,’er* A* v - rec
h'YW—Cliii-Him
i
t i n . ! ^ L\Y *Cincinnati
climatl (423 )
7:30 meeting.
dr?ffCl3t,
ida
*
*
lats gre w^
estate, and nsft for ’their approval.
A. R. KEY, Cashier.
8:30 concert.
It Is t h e r e f o r e o r d e r e d , t h a t yo u ,n? Calotahs, E * > »
(Hcai)
R ’a . HOiniLAHH.
Dated O c to b e r *9. A. p i n j | ,
I- I , r k *>f th e C irc u it C ourt of and each of y ou be a n d y o u a r e ! *Je * ta b le t,
A. It. .KKT, Administrator.
hereby re q u ir e d t o a p p e a r to th e i^ B e r o u s 8S ‘ l
oeiuInole C ounty. Klorldu.
hill of c o m p la i n t h e r o in on M onday, T h n .o u* .cn(t
WBBKH. D. C.
OK
r
o
c
v
i
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j i ’ihjm IN L'Ot'UT O F COUNTY J t ’IIOK. „tlcorijeBytl.A.H eat.
r
rin
tho 3 lb. day of J a n u a r y . 193B, a t t h e ‘
,„ w ho have t » l ^ 5 N
rjfb.Ov H e rrin g ...
..Me C n n i i l n .
•
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.
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t
a
t
e
af*
Floriiln,
Court H ouse n t Hanford. Hemlnol* '
Hko m.l»ir . r" It*
•llcllor f u r C d m r l a l n a n t s .
r« K’Mt Ur
=±*=
=¥
KENT’S
»N THE INCREASE
pal
.til
[I- f ,*•V*
r - M t - ••.»**.
9 ?I '|
* •» *
’iT ” ^
_ . — ---------------- for
o f tho pupil* In $ccurbsll, equipment io
forr the - r a , ---- -----------Loan,
T h is F a c t M a y H a v e i c o n i c
tftta W y
mmA o .IM a
h . .p1-1
k t » ' U ta k e ?
arid
a^lide for ithe
rl-. £f*d!c Hymn—Elsa Tice.
H ea rin g
On
S o lv in g P r o
epartra
------ ‘ — nU*, Th0 boys T
‘Trouble in Santa Claus
b le m
o f H irg cr D istrib u
[also orga,-----, „Scout
„ u, Land,1’ Selected'(hut.
zed---a —
Boy
tio n o f
F lu rid a
O ran g es.
ufstion with 20 members arid \ j S r M 3 P V ~ “QhrlatmaaM, Foy
,doeen Clearies Bales as
McIntosh.
•ter.
BH
i Abby Doudney, county
In re h sU tlo of. R o s l t a V: A ndrew s.
C ounty. F lo rid a ; sold c a u s e b e in g i Uvo anti c orf.i r7 'V i
'
.........................
visited th
‘ e ' Lake Monroe Altnmontc-Longwood Choral Sing
Notice W l l t m f j r glv.m. t n - n l l
suit to uulet tho t l t l « o f th e co m - : calnm ol v * ^ n t°*n ll?l
Httc*o Is h e r e b i .
>ir *r « . np lalnant,.
n|| whom
It m n y . r d n r v r n , Hint on th e
Hemlnule S e c u r itie s Com- I l w,hcrettifor.
’in U may rnnreVJi^ij ^ ‘ •to
tti«
week
In tl)e intorri»t ers.
e” ;
/ < ,.•
11*4,
IA
»li
Hi*.
23rd OWf,Jj(.X>uceteht|f. A. D. . 1924^
pnriy. in nnd to tluf a lm v e d e s c r ib e d . D^vP h y sic ia n j
r D
‘rtny ,,f
J
aW 5H.fr'
... December/'
..re
American
Tuborculosi*
A
t.
A"?
N»°n
came
the
RTrat time
l<
I
slut
If
a
p
p
l
y
]
to
th
o
H
o
n
o
ra
b
le
R
Inf. p lr re o r p a r r e l d f lafldl 1*-1 . | f)n«
■
tJlaWpll apply to
In t h e Iff Mibla9>tl* F. II” U»holdcrl J u d g e of said Court,
on. The school experts to , '“r.,.th?Jfourtrstcra when the hn. . .iimhl.Ri HKi.„
; cost.
•^V?u?l,,0,,ier. 'J'
J u<!ko oj IM Court, ns Jml ire of P r n h u t e , f o r n final l*ANy,
co rp o rn tlo
n rm tbleeil a n d
nriu byjw B ln* the requirChristmas Tree, miihjr half
tlon|w
•»
«*i t*ro
ronute. f,) my final d isc h arg e ns A d tiiln ls tr n tn r of Hit . . . . . . . . .A. sortinrM
—4
I: wi’AP-K.11... car Kt«r MI, , S
- !<rtlsfHSTve
_ srHshge nnss Ail
Admlnlstrat'tbr"
of“ tha e s ta te of Iin-lt/i c , A n d re w s, ileccae- nxlstlnlr Uinl.-J- t h e InWs of th v S ta le ,
fciitber of Christinas teals.
,, >ta*c* was robbed of its decoOf
F
lo
rid
a.
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p
U
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ia
n
t.
. s t a t u i f J e s s e O w en ilo r r la o n do cd. nnd t h a t ; a t iRv name tirno I
leietus
plant
mtloat
thrwr
feet
I
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v
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nd
the
presents
handed
S B
I \*s.
*
wnf'','
•
"
n'1
lhnl
nr
,h*
*
me
/im
e
l
will
p
r
e
s
e
n
t
to
s
o
l
d
'
C
o
u
r
t
my
final
[belonginif’to J: Tildpn Jacobs I ?ut by Santa himself, who came
.. ,.
T b s heirs, d evisors, g r a n t eiis a n d C ounty. Fiorldrj.
ufli present to said Court my flnnf n n m ints a s * A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f said
|*3.
P O N R OllDHRKD. ADJt.’DflKD ■c-*** v-wa nas
o th e r I'lalnuints u n d e r Hour
Itracting
fnbeh attritio
attention
lo° make
that the event was
u*n«
irictin* fnbdh
n ’on tf ' 1
maVc 8sure
U r e th*t
esr»»,.,,,H
A,‘>m inlstrator *if said esln'c. an d a s k f o r t h e i r i ap proval. ford
ntid DKCRKKO nt Snhford.'Sr.m lnnlf
.itconasAd, o r o th e r w is e
It
3i
n»J'' ,a f r . f,,r H lclr npprovnl
..ifey
becausb
of
the
fact
th
a
t
!!I??cr
>
!.
ma"aK
<>d;
Gifts,
enndy
Jia
te
d
tN:tohor
2 n. A. H. 1931.
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if
37
IlHfendants.
Crtlinty.
FlnHda.
til*
31st
"day
of
O rto h o r 23 A I) ia*»|
*
38 t 4
Mi-uaetr ni tho Growers' a p .l: .
H'dlvu-nrd (.*137) 8 ram ies! k ti V - i J d? isnring^ T otm a - n
PHILIP n. a Nh iib w a
[fit
bloom
bearifig
f
r
ui
t
i
■
,
f.or,
al,*_*)Bed
the
kiddie's
fiwL
Calotnbs
#
2
^
Octolier,
1921.
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,
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t
A.
It.
KKY.
A
dm
inistrator.
A d m in is tr a to r .
chairman
12 orrhciittn.
KS ^
40
R . 3Shippers'
, " , *’* * ' Lcnitfe,
... .. r, .V, who «is* V..WII
IIIUII , L**r|fC !
O R D K It F O R PUBLICATION.
Is same time.
'
| w.lth
Their pleasure was
'qriglnaj scald j S g
R A. IklUnLAHH.
'
41
♦*
[- «•(
Iho Klnriitn
uL-committcr and
nml i,,.*'
i h 1,l:s . "f Hprlnun
.
grown-ups
u-ho
C lerk, o f tin* Circuit Court; Sem i cents for the
,»
Jf the
KInridn sub-committee
<;J7r.) 7:*to
W H A A -Itw a Oty (484) fca/so ..........................
JVnny
celerjrfiehia In thid section “bored, by 'ktl]«
‘l« ffrown-m
"r_
J u h o r t \ t i i i : t i t i t c i i T r o n i T o f t u b T i n : STA TK O F FLORIDA.
g>- wris the sorord setaion hold einrp , '
*• orchc.Uni.
nolo
County.
FI-rM".
A
t
45“
iking rieatiti/cl / now. The
be jiaving just 03 gO(g|
4
T* 47
\ O. . r | hymns.
Mrmlnnl* County. Ntnle «f Flnrl.ln
SIIVB.Vr t l J I ’l l l f l A I .
* 1111*1 IT
To. A nna M. T ra f f- .n l. 5 R ,y«!
“
*
. . . .
Kr i—Igit Angrier
Bv. A. M. W R B K S . I). C thirty-five cents f0f 11
•tl* FI.OIIIDA. IN AVI)
F O It T e r r a c e . C olw yn Ray. N orth W ales. F RM fl U. W
f c 4h c ^ n n o t i o n o f tl:«* o r g n n i z i t i o n 1, A" \
* •1;’
mOS—
; » —g
rfuf ee rr si ioonn CCiittyy ((4 1 0 .9 ) 7* i Vt*ti*r.fr'*il,u t T> ,,r
By .Package.
11.SON.
1
W
J
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H
orner.
are
free
from
blight
ond!®
i
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,
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“
w
i
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,
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r
SinilNOl.F. fOL'ATV. IT.OIIIIIA. L nglatid. a n d all p a r ti e s c la im in g " »llc llo r f o r Cnm plnliient.
S t*in ibis ftato. The rtatcm m t thnt iaih* •* «*t. .i»*.via, 1> pi.mi.-l; . 11 , g() r
,'
’ ' : * ' ■’ ’ |l ^ h , i V o
- Klven.
- .....................
(
nr rows
rows ard
h rm .n iin . a. : After Principal Dough
‘
t n nil
Douglass had
SI
guaranteed by T ' L
.ng
are presenting
IN CIIANCKHY.
I n te r e s ts tinder H en ry S. H anford, Nov. I-S-I5-22-29. Dec. <1-11-20-37.
ctho shipment of bulk or.ihye*. hud rommuiuty P»o«rn.ft: * 12 “pop’?!
A n S rs f in - - 1■C.rd day To fJ ^Doeeem
ncem
.
that
dir
the
made
a
plea
for
the
oupporTof
the
N.
II.
C
a
r
t
ie
r
a
n
d
A.
I*.
Connelly,
lnr. A. II. iii'*',
—-- AnfTC,C!*
............. 'M6D)
7?8*4r>
attractive sight. A large: parent -----deceased, o r o th e r w is e ; u n d e r C e r53 SH
Increase,! thrfcfol.i over Innt s r a - 1"’"F**j •— >' orrhcfitra;
C o m p la in a n ts,
.wuuvtMhlUII Ujf
by Ul|
all
55
triul* llllen S anford, d eceased, o r
10 one 10
net itlayn; I shall apply t„ ,|lc Hotiorshlo E
- of escarollc is also be1 -Tenchers •Association
vs.
members
of
the
community
the
na"
/•frw
old
er.
J
u
d
g
e
c
f
said
Court
pun ”.-ns m.ntla l>v E. D. Dow, trnf- -I., ,v ••
o
th
e
r
w
is
e
;
u
n
d
e
r
R
It.
T
ra
ffo
rtl.
d
e
it i.rihoatnu.
HH
,.own'
here.
a s Jm lite o f P rob ate for a fin a l Florida I.nnd k C olo n iza tio n C o m Can sell o r o th e r w is e ; u n d e r Moses
57
acmbly sang "America'* and d is-,
5?
pany, L'mltr-d. n c o r p o r a ti o n : th e ; by m a n ,'d ec ea sed , or o th n r w ly s o ; u n
Angcle.i Timet (olTi) illsehiirKe ns A .lnilnln ln itrlx o f the
nes Johnson is now pinning a pursed.
iin
\
■■iM
*n
heirs,
navis,-es,
gr'inti*er.j
-Z Z X .
0 organ; 10 Cudman
able
truck
three
times
a
tier
Moses
l.ynmn,
its
T
r
u
s
t
e
e
fo
r
t-*iirncr, deceased.
40
«nd o th » r c ln lm n n ts u n d e r F r a n k
6'
sed Ihflt at tho same time | will
53
Fresh 0)
Rank, dec ea sed or
I to Orlando where he has a
tl White, docensed; tVi R W a lt- I' Htu by m an
Marbla and O rsnlt# from a ll
present
to
said
Court
ray
final
or!
o
th
e
r
w
is
e
;
u
n
d
e
r
,M
.
A.*
II.
b
y
Wo
furnish
the
Christmas
Boxes
hull
und
Lucy
M.
W
nlth
all.
Ills
Angeles (300) K ves- counts us Administratrix of said
I
of
business.
quarries.
Beat
o
f
q
u
a
lity
and
6
4
€5
66
w ife:
Viillo A.
V /llllam s an d man. deceased, o r o t h e r w is e ; u n
Fruits' andA\vY
w orkm anship.
10 eermon, sacred mu- M
2r- ,/.h,rt» and bund_ Ivy Dowling of Sanford rI^!u,nSckwc*
H llsa h itli Wllllanta. Ii Ih w ife: All iter T e r r y Hveraon. deceased, o r
n.",‘ r,,r
e- I Hit?
kereniefs.
McKinnon-Mutrkwuod.
lu lle d O ctober
2*.*. ,,H’lr
A. D. wppravnl.
1'I2 I
Wr".*
for
Iat**t
deslgna
o
th
e
r
w
is
e
;
u
n
d
e
r
A
llrc
L
y
m
a
n
S
a
w
u n k n o w n p a r ti e s i*lalmlni{ lnl,*rKov Burnaed were married in —Adv.
TT
ofanyrs in bulk grcn'ly re,lures the | hv0*
ANNA IIAIIMa It a DOliNRR.
C. B. T O R R t t .
8:M) hnrp
KF.IG—Lon Angeles (278) 9 ser• it In th o lamia Involved In (Ills yer, deceased, o r otliery lse ; u n d e r
n e a s o ^ 0" brd Saturday. The bride is
S
an
fo
rd
.
K
lerld*
expf hv*:s i>f Miv 4ip*ritinn,. abri-in ' conc*r1.
S
ilas
l*lt,dps.
deceased,
or
o
t
h
e
r
A
dm
lnlntr.itrlv.
Milt.
titoti; 12 organ recital.
BKhter of H. F; Dowling and i n C o u r t o f c o u n t y j u n o R ,
r . O. tin s 003, P k o s e MS
BOYAL FlfCI
w ise; u n d e r J. II. S a w y e r, deceased,
p I s tiiH ' e f l . « b i 4 w h ich n r r J u ii n e f
' K AC - M o i i t r . a l (42.7)
7:3 0 i
Mi-foiula tils.
}’•' MAS—Louisville
Times
(400)
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HORIZONTAL.
1 popular in this community
0 uo rc
VERT1CAI
y- ml' t*o 1-at ‘ a ^J a n y o t h e r irtndd,* fI e w v' r t ; 0y;:33®
r chh.r I r t i
I -5 *.'iijunea
p spprs.
se n iln o le f o itn f r , State o f Florida
’*'* *i ** P o llie s H ain iln g Interest duccnncii, o r o t h e r w is e ; u n d e r F ay
v J f L ? ' } * 1*. v t S s m u .l M. Uordon.
she formerly lived. Mr.
u i f r u i t . H r t m i i t r c y m i d t h n t hv
......... * .•l<i.v.«l„,ui
1— pull
i,n»
37—upon
2—
cerenl
in
r.cnvy
U MC_>
In
ro
C
stato
o
f
J,
H
.
Ford.
umb
r
Frank
H.
W
hite,
deceased,
or
S.
I’h
e
lp
i,
deceased,
o
r
o
th
e
r
w
is
e
;
i. ls ,u)roby Blvvn. tn nil
-Memphis Commcreinl Ap
lied Is the son of J. F. Burn4— s e le c t
Is I'ereby
hereby g iv en
e n , to nil nlberw lse, in the fo llo w in g ileserllj- F re d e r ic k W. b y m a n . If living, and
83— by means
lo a d in g in bull: t h e true!;.- c u l d ' o r 5
grass
_ slick
i'N o tice —
11 mjl>' conn*rn. that on thq
.......
I’<'»•
(500)
11
services.
lir a day o f Decem ber, A. D. 1924.
7— Insid*
3— article
t a k e t h e f m it. d ir e c t f r o t i t 't h " r p r i 1
— N e w Yuri
a i t n,? y. ‘•••"fern, that on the ... p rop,T ty. s it u a te , ly in g an d lie- If dea d, all p a r t i e s c l a im in g I n te r
3 d . - -h ig h w a y
U UBR-New York (273) 8:10 -ir.'i
log In t h e c ity of H anfofd. Seminole e s ts u n d e r th e said F r e d e r ic k W.
7* .
tlt ^ • c e n ih e r , A. f». t o j i
L , lh.*1J ." P P , y »? th e H onorable B. 10— be Venice
King
of
Tennessee
has
ar39—bodies
of
5—
p r o n o u n 33—former
Elton
J.
Moughton
County.
F
lo
rid
a,
t
o
w
l
t
:
Lots
I
tn
bym an. deceased, e r o t h e r w i s e ; f*.
{, "I’dD «PI'ly to tho ir»norahlo
r
.
Houahnlder.
Ju
d
ge
of
sslil
Court.
----------.
.
.
.
u
ts
u
u
u,
sail!
u
i'u
r
i
,
12—
human
here and assumed charge as 57* k V ®
water
capital of
6— state of in
* • • '/‘"■holder. J u d ge of said Court It:, both Inclusive, nnd lots 19 to F. I’.i rata l ye, If living, a n d If dead,
for my final
being*
t i u Ch
ir of* the Baptist
Church.”Rov. disch arge ns Arobatis
41— ta n g le
its Judgn of P robate, for .a final' f>3. both Inclusive, of P in e H eig h ts, all p a r t i e s c laim in g I n t e r e s t s u n
Nornuind)
sensibility
dm lnlatratrlx of the
ARCHITECT
d lsclia rg e ani A dm in istrator o f the of Hanford. Hcinlnole C ounty. F l o r d e r th e said C. 1-*. I’arm n lee, d e c e a s
14 - - e m p l o y
42— vegetables B— sure
Has
*
already
made
many
05—covering
2
U£
.
.
0
f
A
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*
d
e
c
e
a
s
id::.
a
s
per
p
la
t
th
e
re
o
f,
duly
r
e
••state of J. V\ . Ford, deceased, nnd
a n d t h a t a t th e s a m e tim e I will i 6 ~ « m e d ie v a l
'>r o th e r w is e ; nil p a r ti e s c l a i m
43— go back
with
10— e v id e n c e s
9 here who welcome him as ed,
p u b lic ' rec o rd s of ed.
First National Bank IUdg.
Hint ,,t the sam e tim e I w ill present corded In t h e
p rene nt to sa id C o u r t my flnnl a c
in g I n te r e s ts u n d e r Klltnrt T r a f Real
Estate
Seminole
C
o
u
n
ty
,
F
lo
rid
a
.
In
P
la
t
w ar-dub
46— confuses
11— part of
specif*
t
citizen.
*
‘. 'i "«ld Court nty final accou n ts ns Book 3. p a g e SI:
c o u n ts a* A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of said
ford. dec ea sed , o r o th e r w i s e ; and
49— American
A dm inistrator of s.nld esta te, nnd n»k
.verb ‘to he’ 30—Jisk» for
S an ford ,---- - .... Florida
in Oglesby returned Satur- •» ?«-* ," " d a s k f o r t h e i r approval. 13— metallic
i },]■: hl Stt" y »tr
To a n y p erso n a n d all p e rso n s all p a r t i e s ‘c l a im in g I n te r e s ts u n d e r
................. (455)
for their approval.
D ate d O cto b e r 29. A. D. 1924.
substance
humorist
12—
lowing of
with
wlio5i#i
name,
|
m
,
or
art*,
u
n
k
n
o
w
n
to
night
from
Raiford
where
he
c a r r i e r . ; n* t o t h e y r o w p r s und or.cH rr t; 8 :4 5 t r i o : 10 o r c h e s t r a .
,Aetv
Mrrlt.,j(fr
j c- i*t; 9 choir.
. y .
D a te d O c to b e r 29. A. P. 1921.
A D BLA ID B O. GORDON.
19— Inquires
60— thin strip
a cow
Ho* c o m p la i n a n ts h ere in , h a v i n g « r
\VJ77— N e w Y o rk ( l.'i.'t) 6 orclics
authority
shipper* t*t p r o m o t e a n y
policy
ca)14d
by
the
serious
illness
_____
A,
II.
FORD,
A
dm
i
ni
s
t
r
a
t
or
.
Admlnlatratrlx.
',rJY—New York (405) 7:15 conclaim in g lo h a v e a n y r ig h t, tit le or
2 1 — p r e p o s it io n
of leather 13— denoting
38—noble
is father, J. M. Oglesby who
t h o l ’.vould iiisur:, th>: prqfltnhlt fi'tt; 7 D a d d y ( i m i r g e ; 7:.*(() cun
Try Smith’s Barber
•• it orchestra; 9 rcminiscnccs of u IV f ' O l U T O F n iF .V T Y J H I I f l R In te r e s t la nml to t h e a hove d e 23— e n fn u v
62—birthplace
maiden
40— pen
*>M t r t r 'f - M r g rtf t h e p iii Iit
o u H m t . . errt; 8:30 banquet; ^:3o nrcheu i : - porter.
IN
COL’n
T
OK
COUNTY
J
U
U
O
R
iw
much
Improved.
M-rllied
lands,
o
r
a
n
y
p
a
r
t
or
p..r(y:«g'g'ai-3ts«g g g s t g t 6 t g t g tg8g,
Neniliinlr ( ’o u n ty . S tole of F lo rid a . tion thi'roof:
chised
of Burns
42— a tte n d In
name
S r m b m l r C o n a t r , S ta te *f F lo rid a .
Shop
for
good
barber
-7 ' Hv-,--c -r . r..n - u r r e d w*»»%
V
we . #
V
,
{,b
*
and'M
rs.
Keeiey
have
tei t h4J V
o4
ihM
e r*u Hull
t h a t I,
bulk i u , llK. %1
In
re
I'.Htnto
o
f
J.
C.
Jacobs.
i*.,o., w GBS—New York (310) 8:30
It n|>|>«*!irln*r from tin* nworn hill
e ittte a
•
53—college
rf (N' N ew York (3 6 0 )
14— our coun
diligently
.r.B fc,Pn t " o t R.S. Leonard.
N o tice Is hereby g iven , to nil • : <ontiilnint lirrcln filed tli.it you
..I'P.t'd Mjo cotw um er a m i ! \i ' M
0:'JO ChrUI*
to their homo in Louis- - kIT
program.
degree
- 0 tC ,*. 1,1 hfir*'by given, to all 2 5 — s a m e
try
(abbr.)
44—
ppruMts
^yro'.v-r tn c/ciftr eontnet nml hy
'*(n: i *30 enterin;, o* ; |0"•or , imstmas
vVHJ
ntny concern, that on t h a i„•ittd
„ 'i biic
- ovuH >u
j , mi haVi*.
nave, or
o r claim Horn
»»f you
Homo work. Ladies welcome.
after a visit with Mr. and w h o m It m a y concern, t h a t on the
(a b b r.)
VVHN—New Y'ork (300) 9:15 en- t . i „ . 1iY .
65— chemical
4 >»— iikt*
15—
seniors
Decem
ber.
A.
It.
|9
2
|.
I
Interest
In
and
t„
th
e
property
i"
.
Tho
Western
Union
T
elcgn
U
ftM
llS
.V
n
U
!
13rd
dny
o
f
D
ecember.
A.
D.
1924.
* «'|imlnnUng much of the e ^ en -.t i' uAf’fr 11 ‘l*'r,w
tertaim
N ext to Valdez.
rtainers.
.
element
47— above
iri.M.i. , 'J y V’ !
1| *»n" r», |»lo R F. !volved III th is suit, nnd that your
17—barrcl-llke
1 shall a p p ly to t h e H o n o ra b le E. 2 5 — b u s in e s s
•
v7 7 T !^ H wrb
rt,h ,BeH
Rail nf
H tftchi'il to th(.k mo»*o expcnnlvd op- t
*• Ntnvmk (*I0.*») #3:1r»1 WCA
ld er. Ju dge o f said Court, "a n te s ore unknow n. It |s thercupof £prtsmouth, W. F . l i n n . h o l d . r . J u d g e of walil C ourt.
concern
WCAL—Northfkdd (300) 8:30 auso uJsiio
86—conjunc
container
48—
ventured
u
d
g
e
o
f
I'roliate,
f
o
r
n
final
on
o
rd
e
r
e
d
t
h
a
t
you
an
d
each
of
you
I erntioit of v ashing, wrapping, pack
■J ,'V':*:t:,1r*
-acred
relatives
here. Mr.
„is visiting
. .. ---- ---*l"dg« of I’rolmte. f„r nty final
cred program.
tion
(a b b r.)
i
20— watched
51— female
d is c h a r g e a s A d m l n l s t r a t l r x of th e do lo-. ami y o u a re here b y req u ired
k jnpr, He., nt. w,H
,!,« u ,,t „f the f
«: %
KGO
H
as
been
abroad
for
27
venrs
•
"
nphn«Ne
ns
Administrator
of
the
JVIU3,
67— pcrfn*'!t 22— one who
27—mineral,
KGO—Oakland (312) 9:30 ser e s t a t e of J. C, Jac’olin, dpeease.l- p , a titles r o . t h - !■!!! of co m p lain t
dror
(iirti»t*; !' Id ntii-i.nl.
_ i*rr . H. |« n_ ---- n _, ■
5,” ,lr.3*l
e s t a t e ot K. H. Leunnrd. deceased
H ow cnn ) on inukc y o u r C hristm as G
Katie Cone of Orlando
is a n d t h a t a t th e s a m e tim e I will
ami tn n : a t th e S tine lim e I will In th is ciiiimo, on M onday, the 2nd
vices, music.
sp rin g
man's
carries
1 68—
61—sailing
j
KGO
Onkivnd
(3121
(5
orrl'es
p
r
e
s
e
n
t
to
sa
id
C
o
u
r
t
my
final
,t
,\
of
I*r
h
r
u
a
r
y
,
1923
a
t
tile
C
ourt
relatives hero.
Atr.omr t h e i m p o r t a n t c a r r i e r r ’
p ren e n t to aald C o u r t m y flnul a c 29— before 11
nickname
a p p ro p ria te f o r th e s e a s o n ?
23— Southern
vt-nsof
WOAW—Omnhn (520) 0 Bible nceotints i s A d m in is tr a tr ix ’ of said Imuse in Hanford. S em inole Countv.
FOR CHRISTMAS
[A. Bruce of White Oak. Ga., c o u n t s a s A d m in is tr a to r of said ea- 31—prefix
state
* f*P«; nt:»lives v.'ho participated it. ,trn;
riAPt Id
i . liittiil,
* i - mldre 11,1 iiiaito^tihcta, - 1•:ilv; 9 musical service. *
69—
pronoun
56—portent
e s ta t e , an d a s k f o r tln d r a p p ro v a l. Hi-rlila sahl stilt b e in g (| suit to
Gifts
of
Utility
&
, an d link fo r t h e i r npprovnl.
firing his brother, G. J. Bruce. ta te
-, the d .*u :,.iutpj. vyiTt. tl. (J. Prince, I m - V h i M , .
meaning
60—warbled
(ubbr.)
D a te d O c to b e r 29. A. P. 1921.
61—snare
1 1 J’, " •''• D. f lu rn e r . anil A
WPAR—Philadelphia (395)
0
D ated O ctober 29. A. D. 1924.
Como To
, and Mrs. Carl Naugher of
down
VIOLA JACOUg. A d m in is tra tr ix . I . * Oiuielly In the a b o v e tlescrlued
62—source of
24— o musical 63—elongated
J fr e ir
*:*«md ir .f ir n g r- o f th e S e a - 7 , i l . -*m
r
,iw. 1 ’ ! * J*
!A> Bible study; 9 musicnl service.
C. M. LEONARD, A d m in is tra to r .
Many forms might he used hut none willbel (Me are the guests of M. C.
f - h o a r d A ir l i n e R a ilw a y , or PorlH'
1:
L*ilk;
22— and so
plant life
note
fish
1
U IP —HtCidelpIlia (509) 0:15 IV c o t RT Ol* COI'VTY JIIIIOK.
in c o u n r o f c o u n t y j t m a n ,
Bar and family,
forth
64—
tellurium
25—
thoughts 65—walk
■*'*r ■n*c ■; 8:30 concert.
[ mn th, V.I., II. II. Grimshiivv. genIvilA It^PM i t • '! *T
I^ .
effective
ns
a
greeting
by
Western
Union,
tjk
rtrtnliinle
C
o
u
n
t
,
.
Mlnte
nf
Flurida.
S
rm
lnolp
C
o
n
a
t
r
,
S
ta
te
of
F
lo
rid
a.
* eral agent of tho S. A. I,, Navaui . . ''ilatlitiphiii (,l|*a) i,;30
( ah h r.)
land Mrs. Sam Keith, after
(abbr.)
M 1> '*i: -Philadelphia (395) 7
In re K sta te of J. \V. Sipes.
re E s t a t e of J. A. P re v n tt.
: nah: G. f
-,n .li.t J . , ?.!!.„!. rrr,'***’trii.
on a decorated holiday blank, and delivered by ii| Uf relatives here, have gone In
66— type mea
N otic e Is h e r e b y g ive n, to all
! talk, conceit.
Notlco Is h e r e b y given, to nil 84— k n o c k o u t
hom It m a y concern, t h a t on the
la u tir.)
Petersburg before returning w h o m It m a y concorn. t h a t on th e !
sure
senger on Christmas morning.
Philadelphia (509) 0:30 w
-•Trd ilfiy of
A. I> l!i2l
oxville.
35— arcom 23r,l d a y of D ecember. A. D. 192*
67— move
wo eh a l a p p l y to th e llo n o r a h lo R t
I shall a p p ly to t h e H o n o ra b le R
_
p lis h e d '
circularly
Philadelphia (395) 7:30 r . 1IniiMholilcr. .Iiidun of h:i l«! C ourt,
Chiropodist
b. H nnsholder. J u d g e of said U'ntrt
its J u d g e of I ’ruhute. f o r ottr final I
ns
J
u
d
g
e
of
I'rn
b
n
te
.
f
o
r
mv
final
Hare with la solution to puxxlo
FOOT SI'KCIALIST
d is c h a r g e a s A d m in is tr a to r s of th,
Geneva
Imagine for n moment, the appreciation
d is c h a r g e ' ns A d m in is tr a tr ix of the No. 53.
Portland
Oregonian e s t a t e of J. W. Hip. s. decease,|, and
L?orna. Bunluua, I n g r u w • s l a t e o f J . A. F r e v a t t . deceased,
services; 9 concert; 10 t h a t a t th e sa m e tim e we tt III p r o - '
Christmas morning when they receive your
[Ing Nalls, H e a v y C a llan d t h a t nt t h e sa m e tim e I wll
neat to said C ourt o a r fltt.il account*
A Hint for Beginner*
ousps o r tire.I acl*'ng
In. I). S. Quirk, Mrs, J. W. p r e s e n t to sa id C o u rt nty final nr
rsR 0 0 ^ ^ 0 0 c R
a
s
A
d
m
i
n
i
s
t
r
a
t
o
r
s
of
said
<
s
t
a
t
e
ing
telegrams
wish
them
a
Merry
Christmas
feet.
' -.......
9*1 \ IIII NI Ot
c
c u n tn ns A ilm ln n ltra trix ttf
I
Schenectady (380) 0:30 ami a s k for th e ir a p p ro v a l.
F
«
>nd
her
son
Ossie,
have
roconcert
Th*
puxxl* dia
‘ " r iiieir app ro v n 1
; ' ordnany. parliclpatcd more prom•rv
lilt. <*. I.. (I1SI.KU
. S3GD-£ 2 0 0 3 1 3 i ’ L _U gram ii crossword
"‘u *n; 8 symphony.
a Prosperous New Year.
«d
from a visit to St. PetersD ated O c to b e r 2'*. A. D. 1921.
:
merely
x
means
of con
Kqiv
D
ated
O
cto
b
e
r
29,
A.
D.
tu»t
-Portland
Oregonian
(492)
intntly in pret* ntliii: the shippers' 13 ilani
Yowell D re w Hlflg.
KKNF Shti nndoalt (200) *0:30 R L. 8 I P K S a n d Cl. I,. HIPRH, m
[ and Tampn.
JO H EI’II INK P R E V ATT ]
_l_ N E D R A • isl ccaling word* winch are sgnony*
Orlnnitn.
I'hone.
M i.v.itnr
l U e o f ti; ili.;ru.t;<jLu.
Set
vie,
;*.
Ad
m
i
n
i
s
t
r
a
t
o
r
s
.
*
A d in inls'ra*rlx.
io those listed and* wtitri*
T. C. Nicholson is spending
KPM ^,n Francisco iA£}J J p
I
A n i o p . r ’ flio,,* u t f « i;4 r lS id u * /A SL_E <3 N U E 1 o E. moua
V.’M/.- Sprin field (337) 7:30-9
will
interlock
perfectly *nd so A'-V
days
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
o:a
he*
tin.
e
n
t
n
r
,**•
f*rtt.\TV
.ten■ n if c t ir .x v . r e K. IT. G o d ir c y , p,*csMANAGER..
con.ert.
rond
squally
well
mvii»» ot
o
L
g
ii
at
Osteen.
•
.
.
.
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\Y(
i
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—
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.........
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r
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r
in
|
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R
E 3 downwards Alwuy>c/ o,torik
(38h) K:ho
1.
, Went 1'rtiitrnmi‘s Club, Orlando; P
i
•HL) '/.ini (345) 8 q u a r t e t ,
for 1ft
P* Bonry Procter, of Forsyth,
l i n * E sta te ,,f W. It. Pet*ra.
I. Eiland, Y. y . A.. New York n r e h e t r a .
V
vocal.
. ..AVESTKHN liPffl.W
1
A
^oiici% In lirr»*l>y K l v i ' n / f u
L
the
number
of
the
synonym
on
U -Viarng H i: I ~rirt,r .'Mrs!
gjm
11.
whom It inny cnnrwm. that on
C- tP c,; b i,p .V irm ln g h w ., AU." | c' r ^ ^ ' t '•* ( ,S6> '* * »
\
(
*
iVtters.
tho-diagram.
If
borisontait
yoC
A
J
G
A
C
c
H must find a word to fit between
23rd day o f Decumbor. A. D. 1 [■
LL
L. It. A .i .d i, Araftic niHtmgci
L-r*/,”. c " , . . . .
r*. White and her daughter, I sh a ll a p p ly
*r.. &Pi u R. E P l
SUm.m l Grower r K.-tclintigc, O r-1... J) ,.;\r h‘ ''1,1,r
>'l::jll c*>nEl R A that numbor and th* first shaded
L ,,, . . . . . . u.
iu i
Y. la riiiting her parents, Mr. . . i l o u t h odder.
stop to the right; If vertical,
W - . i \ Watham, traftk man- C«;flo 5 1
n
.
i•
vrs. Flynt.
, a t JU(Ik 0 o f Prnbnte for my
E. |Njgj o N E T you
a g t-t, Vmori.-an Fruit
'.Uftehnncn n.i Ailm lnintrutrlx of
»
must fit your word between
Growers,! 0 !,i
. (.1:I‘ > ,:M
and
Mrs.
H,
l
|.
Flynt
have
e ita to o f W. II. Petitm. ilrcru
vogi ta'*>' div is io n , S a n f o r d ; C. M. ' k ^V gt ; i : * „
OiR \p. m o N E T E the number
and the first shaded
r to Sanford to spend the wln- and thnt at tho name tlm»* I
i
Tyler. I'. . K. A. Southern Railway,, (-V; . '1 .
1 ,,st Utspatch |
stop below.
pronont to mild Court iny final •tcT
E
[£iiE|wj
O
i
Jtw’ rorvtl.Y; M. Andre s, .South i
,,
' an,!‘" ‘3
dm lnlatratrlx o f i
P. D, Parker has returned count!* mn ALfifx
SPECIAL PRICES
n n iiiuii ,i|i|irnvn
21
T D ( R a h V a y . O r i n n d a ; If. )•’. p h i p n .
.......... r r i ; n " " r ' r D**r
a
business
trip
to
JacksonD a tr d O cto b e r 2!». A. D. 1921
'S o u th -* *’
See
m
*€<?•»
y f.
ife
I
h f ' r s S K ' S s : i - S " ...... :w ™
Wo wish to aunounce thnt we arc going to furnish
n plan service (called Home and Fireside) to pros
£ -
pective home builders during the coming year, the
first issue to be mniled in January, 1925, and fol
lowing issues every two months. Each issue will
ctntain entirely different plans. Write or phono
us if you wish to be placed on our mailing list
for this service.
bit
Seminole Marble Co.
:
i
'
J.H.JAC1
W X I .'V & H IX K U X I * ]
R V l
A g ift as beautiful as Chi’jstmas it
self—a g ift that will bring joy and
inspiration throughout the year and
for many a year to come.
I
'S o u th tu i
RdHwrty,
lV t n p V ; ‘» ^ " J \ ! ! f * j 5 f 2 ? ,
" s »"-j»i'*. (27»» 7
Tai. it. b trida Vjgetiibiu Corpora- 1j,. V i! ' i V'
linn j^nford; J. fe. l'hlpps,
I.;'*’ .,'
himvMi at vr.t, Mobile and Olliu
ivV 'i it " '
i : . . R.
c b l.
retl .
"
' ,!" '
trr:. ::■••, .'..iti/onbOvi'idli Drink |
u
A.iociatiori, •s"!i»(<>riJ.
| ------
u r o '’ •
S:',a
«
9
P H O N E r,|R .
■ ' 10
• 1 X1 m e e t i n g w ill he r a i l e d i <>r d-n,
•" mt >Inst aald U m a i ..
c -‘«ij*tyiiti o f th
Fiuritln j J , I ’i tel nacli - ( y„u, ,ii „ l,-i
nd r„,|tilr, <1 t „ n r c a e u '
'■i,ttuc. n h d p r a b a b l ; will
(*l|tlii.. a nil d in im u ts tvlilch , , , „
G il* Itr i»t p a r t of b’c h r u a - eltlie r uf you. tu.'it huvu n,
flip e . l u t e of HOUltlrl l||,,,.
'/*• '
«f H»tl||pl'l f HintV, FI,,
• n t : r ; r o v *1 Iff c o u n t : " ■
11 " u n d e r ilg i, l itdm lnH ti
" r "i ■'•hi l . f t r t . i m i l , i i „ , ,
.
’ HUMINoLE. I.
t r tei th>* (Jut, l|-V
t»A.
.
......
t.ila of. Hnnttirl t i l "
> l ’ < trilier till: \ D ( , j
«’ M HAND
Adrnin! *» at,»r ;ip«! sin r
ell era,nt, rr, I
••f
C a u u iy . »*l«u
dlairD
«io, •
Inc elr
r>
• U , 2*1, 27 J a m 2. Iu |?
N'OTirr:
1•*. 1Hguii (’tunli will h<>l'l
fiitnl and randy *al<»,
'I >\ nth nto5n in f) ■nf' ,
• ■ union l'hatrp;i*\
,
Las! Call For Christmas
Matinee nnd Night
Monday, Dec. 22
Hull) Collection Free
.MdlV Heriilu Mower Seed culivcliitn (IJ pins)‘51.00. .
ciu^L’B a n N x a M a x j i n a n N a a u g x u
| K A N
\v
re
IfllCiP’.H
-Mill's ilo n ie G a r d e n
mile,lion (15 jikts) SI.00.f> Mill'.- Special i'louering MuIt,-.
Iri i ttilh t*nrh i*ullertien
D Y
at:!! miking that
hwno-niadu Lt.ndv
Wafers' Kandy Kitchen
Ir. r r y 2.*,;a e a «. y u u s a a n n i, m * p v1l»«t ( iirlalrn 14 t*r+*«*l«f
PurfuMr T ip p n r llt
P u r FM s Hr Th*
Seminole Printery
T»t*|»Snn« (i.|
Radios.
l
F . P . RIM ES
Jl!
l-iist H cc n n tl
Ja)J H a r d w a r e r1o . :
S tre e t.
I'hor.c (S30-J
“O PE N A T N IG H T ’
STRICTLY FRESH COUNTRY EGGS
80c Per Dozen
OUAItAKTEED HV
•m inote C ou aty P ou ltry Ae»*n.
M^rcbui
* P. T** Co.
Hubert x Or,
Mlb-Carry G rectry
Sanford
t i..
S i, nmer
** l ***
W llliaiuk Grc
111-
N rtn«4B nK »w s*
Shot Guns nnd Shells.
Hunting O ats, etc.
I'ncket Knives.
Fishing Tackle.
Tools of all kinds.
W IT IX
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MIN5TPZL ACE54
C/iAS-fliffiVERMOflT
ROBY JORDAN
•••
F:>R CHRISTMAS
G ifts nf U tility
Come To
fm
',J,ince
FOR THE GIRLS
M V iR O Y
and
T'K M I K S T R F .L < > r
- 1W
E N T F gC V I!ri«S .A J
Eountuin Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, IJltuIeles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and A twater-K ent
-VHlrir.e T hcalrt*
lmi*h ill.!*;.
\\ / tun.
Jack on , ,Iie
w
ty\m m m
I*. O. Box DI2
C h«.
h
i
Johnson’s
Norris’
Liggetts’
Gifts For The Whole Family
FOR THK MEN
FOR THE BOYS
:M IE
Mill’s Seed Store.
Hungry 7
unit o f ntir hunt aandv.itf, bottled >*l|o«*«thite
Hi
\ e g e ta h le
Christmas
CARDS, SEALS'; TAGS
i!'S<s'€«s«etgtstgtgtg tS(S^ g ,S ig!gtS!Slg ^
|;M!LANE THEATRE
- -
:i
S1
l U .f
r.d
Ln
FIRST STREET
Prices:
Adults
Children
$l.()0
80
4i th t:— $l.00-8IJ)O plus tax
SKA TS NOW ON HALE
M ILA N K T H E A T R E
f t
o n
2)
a
Toy Cooking Sets.
Aluminum Tea Sets.
Aluminum Dinner Sets.
Sewing Scissors.
Manicure Scissors.
Air Rifles.
Skates.
liasehail Gloves.
Rats. Gulls.
Fool Rails.
Rocket Knives.
Symphony Laum
Le Claire
Larch mont
Lord Baltim ore
Riviera
FOR THE WOMEN
I’ercolatere
I’yre.x Ware.
Cutlery.
Aluminum Roasters.
Electric Irons.
Toy W agons — Tot Bikes — Velocipedes
in
Hill Ha
TOILETSETS
S M S tt'lr U .ii'U tt.T ilS iU .m c .m c s c
|r. nnd Mrs. Culver Ethcrdige,
|- M. E. Wicks, of Genevu, Mr.
Illrs. Willie Seig. of Chuluota,
I>nd Mrs. David Speer, of San‘ ottende,! u picnic Sunday.
ALTAMONTE
i umtsunlly interesting Christentertainment was staged
May night at the AltamonteTwood School by the PurentK«era Association. The audiBm of tho Lyman School build|rrcently completed, was crowd”3h the fond parents who came
*«their young prodigies receive
I* Ironi Santa Claus, and with
Tjh of the children and other
Boers of the three communities
I* * few words and introduced
1Triplett, manager of tho newsP«q by this school, Lungwood,
'»«onte Springs, and Forrest
w program was started by the
P* school singing “Jingle
Principal H. 0. Douglas
l.eiore making your final selection, hear all the other phonograph.*; and have the one van h • t t
I h c f t w o 10 0M approvaL lhL'" lot us
it » New Kdi,on [ihono^nph » U i i ™ ™ X r » » ^
a"1*!*
fi
C. BOWEi
t h e r e x a l l store
Y ello w J a c k e t
S p r a y C art
have new carts and repairs for the old ones on hand.
1 u» book your order for ■ new one or repair the old one.
EY - WALKER CO.
INCOKPOIlATED
h 100e 3HS-
-207 E. Commercial St.
, , a **aaaBHBUBii«H«BBBUH*HaH*
'! r * v
Easy to Pay
1 *
*N )fS i.
This process of earning'interest
starts the coming month. If you have
no Special Interest Account, open one
now and enjoy tho advantages of ac
cumulating money.
Let us explain our Budget Plan and
show you hovv easy it is to reserve
your new Edison for Christmas.
CAPITAL
The New Edison
with the
Radiola Super Heterodyne.
ph one
$367
STA N FO RD
ILOAN AND
■S A V I N G S
2 3 1l\ C
O
M p a Nv
1 0 9 MAGNOLIA
*
Pianos
( 1 0 0 .0 0 0
PRESIDCN
MANACef
cA M Pnoncu
j A M IU K L /. i I /
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P 0 0 ftt.Y C 0 N C T fc U C T 6 D \
A t i e l ik e s o n s
M EN. W E A K IN T H E .
m o o sbs
They are going fa st but we still
have a good selection.
O P P E f t . S T O K .y
Three or Four Years to Pay
m
Ukeleles, $2.00 up—Banjos, $6.00 up
Guitars, $5.00 up.
Tenor Banjo, $6.00 up
Rent is a losing gam e—and the
more you pay the more you lose.
H elping to plan homes for folks
who are tired of landlords is our
one big specialty.
Get our plans, lower prices, es
tim ates and start that new home
NOW
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Ry assembling (he funds of many
individuals and putting these funds
at work earning interest in various
ways, it is possihlo for a bank to help
the community and achieve results
for its depositors.
Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results
Paying
S
■
Results
hear the New Edison—we want
nothing to influence you but
.
the
judgment of your own ears.
Mandolins, $4.00 up
Banjo Ukes, $3.00 up
Violin Outfits, $5.00 up
W« are A gents for the
Gray
MILITARY BRUSH
MANICURE SETS
Come In Today
IV COt'ItT OK rOL'VTY Jl'IMiK.
IV COUIIT O F COUNTY JU D G E ,
Nriiilnulr C ounty, Mtntr of F lo rid a .
In ro E a t a tu of l. L. Hodtrts.
Notlco Is h e r e b y alvcn. to all
w hom It muy r o n e r n . t h a t nn (ho
!3rd d a y of D ecem ber. A. D. 1924.
I sh a ll a p p ly to t h e H o n o ra b le E.
F. Hnnslioliler, J u d g e of said Court,
as Jtidt;,* of P ro b a te , fo r a final
illscharite as A d m in is tra tr ix , of tho
e s t a t e of T. L. lIudKM, deceased,
an d t h a t at tho s a m e tim e I will
p r e s e n t to said C o u r t my flnul nce n u p t s us A d m in is tr a tr ix of said
estiite, und u sk fo r lltelr approval.
D ate d O cto b e r 29. A. D. 1921.
PJUSCILLA HO DOES,
A d m in is tra tr ix .
*44M‘A/
.
SPECIAL
.Hniilnultp County, n i n t r of F lo rid a.
In ro E s ta te of E d w a r d It. W u r
man.
N otlco In horehy ttlvcn. to all
w lt„m R m ay concern, t h a t on tho
2?r«l .lay of December. A. D. 1931.
1 Nhall a p p ly to tho H o n o ra b le K.
l*\ llouNlinldcr, Judito of aald Court.
sn J u d a o of I’roliuin, for m y final
d i s c h a r g e nn A diutnlntriitor of tho
c s tu ta o f E d w a r d II. W urm an. d„.
rcanvd. nnd t h a t a t tho tmmo tim e I
w ill p r e s e n t to said C ourt my final
a c c o u n ts an A d m in is tr a to r of said
e n ta tr , a n d a s k fo r t h e i r upproval.
D a te d O cto b e r 29. A. D. 1921.
J. Ie WAHMAN. A d m in is tra to r.
Amber
Here's the One R E A L Test
J.H.Hintermister Piano Co,
|,0.
IV r o r i l T
O F T I I E COCXTT
.M’l t n y , HE1I IN O L E .... COUNTY.
. S T A T E OF FI.OIIIDA,
ln i e KHtntM ot
J. Axol B ric lo n n .
T o nil cri«Htors. 1,-gatcen. illstrltxitpcn nnd nil iotkoiik h i v i n g
?lalin» o r (lctnnmls n g a ln n t sa id vs.
ta ts:
You. an d cneli of you, uro h c ra h y
notified u nd r e q u ir e d to prum-nt an y
eliiiin.*! nnd dem nndn w hlrli you nr
e i t h e r of you. m a y h a v e a g a i n s t tho
• a t u t „ of J. Axel ErickMon, do• ••«nud, Into of Homlnola C ounty,
t'lorhtn, t o tho u n d e rsig n e d A d m in
i s t r a t o r o f said e s ta te , w ith in tw o
yearn from th * d a t e hereof.
D ate d Sept. 11th. A. D. 1924.
(.Seal)
W. C. ERICKSON.
A d m in is tra to r .
i
PHONOGRAPH
AMCI2 MAY PKTEriM.
A dm lnltitratrlx.
Silver
Tie N EW EDISO N
t!’.C.fi"n! T ' 0f m°ritr thL' °'"y tcat that is fair toyou- “'»i it will aaseroyo„r ^
salisfactio„
A -.mall initial paym ent will place the instrum ent o f your choice in your home for
1i lu vIIH I bJ i
Christmas.
*
IMPORTED BAVARIAN
CHINA
P. D. Wakefield Rpent n few
in Jacksonville la: t week.
V, nnd Mrs. E. T. Kilbo spent
Jny afternoon with Mr; and
Gorge nt Onccolu. /
[r. und Mrs. T. W. Prevail and
Grunt nml daughter,. Florspent Sunday in Chuluotn
l Mrs. Smith urid Mra. Harris,
he
ie piny given b.
uy tho entnmunIclub, “ How the story grew,”
Jwcli attended. Mr. nud 'Mrs.
pdoit, of Sanfottl, gave sevItelections. Others on the prowere: Mrs. Herndon, acIpanicd by Mrs. Claude Kaublo, violin solo und several recrns. The entertainment netted
..........
Telephone 135.
#5 t yL%s4«4
B a ll H a rd w a re Co. ^
Batteries&Tires
Yard 3rd and Myrtle.
COLLER
T h e B u ild e rSanford. Fla.
North French Avenue
Paramount and Okch Records, 50c
S|
I Sf T
U'
'e
.
.
J. H.Hintermister
Piano Co.
The Only Exclusive Music House in Seminole
County
V, c know the prcbleniH and difficulties home builders i
up ai-uinst. \\v know the dianpimlntments when they a
not solVvd liullt. nnd we ate determined that users uf o
mnteriula will at nothing short of delighted with th,
homes.
Home Builders’ lleudijuartcrs U your». Its service
our gift to you, your lasting satisfaction is the reward i
expect, reel free to make our office your hcadquurtc
when you plan to build.
CARTER LUMBER COMPAN
I'll! (Ml 563.
NOKTH I.At'ltLIl, AVKNI
SANFORD, FLORIDA
' M ia ia u i^ iiiu a n B n a B u s iB B S U B K B fla k H fla a a u ia a a B J a a i a u
u a a a sa R M a a siia a u a a a a a a a a a a R n a a a a a a a a a a u B a a a K :
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It does not
.i - i- i*»c»iid
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. , iLi re3u,re the expenditure of a lot of
r- *!• *5.1K M tha Poatorrir* mn»w,v
'lA^PIor.dm, under
uw" Act of Hr?*w »?D? K l b,fb tihLI!ir f(jr
8tate or a community. The
h®0” tbink[nif ,fltely of what incalculable good
ID b DBAS . ---------.IMHnr jnight be done merely through a systematic campaign 1n the
IARO men
onhFl«iridId CUb* f ° r th® di88eminatIon of ‘TalkW gW nta''
A ren ac
Phone 141
NEW SPA
The
It w m Change Uf».
\ r
s a iS a t-s ?
If IT l5H?T<WlW<3 ifo AMCfk* y f y /
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
____ ( C W I r t l I MM)
tm i a n p n o Y r a tk s
Thousands of strangers are arriving in Florida
rear.
“A-IT-M Sis Months_12.59
WHAT RAILROAD ntafc will
■in
In City by Cnrrler, per -n,ey Mk . l l kInd3 of que3U o^/*,^iTretimMUVheyegeti,inter' firat real lie what the flying ma.
tie. Weekly Edition 11.00 llgent answers, sometimes they can net no
,! J . chine means? What railroad man
first realise what
m “ r the flying will
machine will do to the
ate petsop who has been In the state's^ mj
of thanks,
ee of entertaliir
th0
rail!
ire made will
r TV * !1 lonS hauls.
esular advertlalr
m\ n* *cting . TOS ASSOCIATED PRRf S
m aehlnivftiltlre, w^U^M^bUsh^fo'
[Associated Preaa la exclua"itltled to th i use for repub* fact, arc eaayPf?obUlm I r t S e p S i l a ^ t ^ r t ' t e I ?
of all news dlapatmea
to It or not ntharwlae cred- S , eh .71!T " “ l,hS, f21!owln* compilation that ta s been f t s s s f w u & S L r i
tied
the Vnndorbilts. Hills and Hunt,
hlii pnper and alao the incal
. Jbllahrd
ihrd herein. ....
All rights
ingtons look like financial cru m S '
abllcatlon of npaclal dl.patchitc
" “ i r t alao reaarvad.
• ^
^ tlN K about the flying
machino in this city representing
URDAY, DEC. 20, 1924.
the business energy of the whole
. xj . , ,
rupidly building more.
western c o u h tiy i'" '
*,,c who,a
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
Adding Inke and river fronts to the eleven hundred
To come hero now, you travel
four days on trains admirably ew a te r fw!!? coa,st’ FJori(,a hus 9.500 miles of beautiful
T 8 E CHOSEN FAST:—Is not
nu pped and managed.
V e*
water front, enough to accommodate one million homes
this Jjie fast that I have chosen?
In. less than 20 years the trip
to logse the bands of wickedness,
?hn
aVG-^.V
m,I,lon
peop,e dwe,,in* comfortably
to undo the heavy burdenn, and
* » « * fv «ying “machlnei i?
the imargin
off our
waters.
.,
v on1 13*x? hours
and with absolute safe
f?
°PPre,*ed go free, and
•natiyti break every yoke? Isaiah
ty. *J0W many Americans will de
hns l.he finest sea beaches in the world_
vote four railroad days to a six
i8 :Arv
hour flying trip? Not man?.
w idth.'* th<?m f,VC hUndred t0 ono thou««n<i feet in
♦ *,
A PARABLE.
The state has five trunk-line railroads, 11 steam.»T .I I ? J ^ b Y !NP ..m ach ln e will u p .
ret theories, habits and values.
iaicFer little bird to itself, ond'itight,
oicSn and g ilf" ha,f dozcn >'ear' yound ports on the
A*1t sat on a sway ins bough;
u " 0 h“,ndL
rc<l miles from „
Kr.e*,t city will bo reached mon>
I WfSld Hko to pluck mo yon shinffiick*P than land in the subur »5
FtJ u t * n n thce \irgCHi springs in thc world are in
Aoa all of Hit wonders know.”
Fl"v
nZ aV i.a, rc,nched now
... ,,n^, ^or
long journeys
^ w a te r ? s 80
haM n, f,o w o f tcn m illion b a rre ls
'heftfjuick from its nest, this poor,
RilL®r,!S?
r"ilroudin«
' completcenough lo’ n S ? r t 5 2 h g “ “ C,7alnl “nd tar««
l nw*lh'n , he lives of middle-aged
f o1 o l i s h bird
*
t 6+
men
now
living.
*
T
Teok wing to the heavens nfnr;
in(ULit heeded not its mate’s wise
on eTrth?a producea lho bcst orun»ca and grapefruit
m a n y r a il r o a d men
nil *
JTnilvico,
n:l ,
course, realizo that a great change
III Rs lust for that gleaming star.
Florida trees supply fruits, nuts oils, sweets dves
l?M.‘.ran8»ortatlbn is Roon coming.
>T
drugs,
chemicals,
tar,
pitch,
rosin,
turpentine
gum
William Snroule, president ! 7
lortdid He, who sat on crention’s
throne,
toman Cre08° te and mo8H»1,11 marketable and of use’
ySuidnv
K fRa,,road’
yesterday thni'fiC
that what
caused him"n'd
to
/ajhloned both star and
fnndiS?eh
har<Jof/h ln
in g that
was had
thc
x ib lrd ,
It is not nn uncommon thing to grow $1,000 worth
landing here
a knmn
o Whom ail the follies of things
flown
from
New
York
In
one
sin
of
produce
on
n
Florida
acre.
*
*
vorlh
’ ' aro known,
gle day between sunrise and dark.
Sp«.k one deterring word.
There have been 10,000 quarts of strawberries
ally
for "th
'."1government
1 ‘ ° thnt exl,erimontgrown on an acre of land in Florida.
, V f°r
the
now. how
nd there was the way, be it up
n’rnpH^'u re V10 thin,r wil1 done
. or down,
Key West and Tampa factories send out to smokers
Tno wanderer chose to takeKfiSSlI’L S
of the world five hundred million cigars annually
>rnb staying hnnd, no hindering
tear,
NAPOLEON LISTENED for a t y
p r o if o r t S - “ySler"ml ',hrimp imlu',lr*'ia °n« of
lta.purpose sought to break.
r
x th r toJ Pu|t°n’s descrip- ^
Jw ’
•
•
•
•
tiori or the steamboat, hut h« di<'n’*'
Florida
fa
a
hunter’s
pdiudisc.
There
is
much-wild
*w, could that foolish bird have
L”k' ‘ ■ " '““ •Iv- Usd h . done , o '
game in the state-even hear and deer
h. wi
flown ns far
nt might have crossed tho English
geese
and
ducks
abound.
Wintcl
Aa foolish heart desired,
( hannei and conquered England.
id ’plucked from heaven thc
ih<!
"nCncineedle
l<i . n gun
do*crlutlon
of
gleaming star
tho °ideadly
that had
its funcy so much admired,
just boert invented by n German
Popular song writer
In New York. Serve,
K foW t <i,
'ice 148
& E±$
AT
More Indiana^new,.
w«a stolen near Terr;
bank being too big to e
a
Strange W a^dI^on ■
Senator « n g « 80n<J n^»
Bet it was “Wham
i•
# th in gs hare^b^iTc to .
him |t rhould be ca»y
to quit -wearing on
- ^thefor
f
A flSiCNP
'rn.
West Virginia man |01t
?Auat wa,k to QUifoml.
Wo would hate to be hiiblii
V P )
LC J
i?
Va
V -:
hw*1
Anything can haPpen
nd’* *
cook trying £ ]
Htarvcii himself to death
im
\MhTGWONlAllV
Women will be amused J
the cook- who .tarved whiU ,
ing was a man.
1
O /l foe a
Bki.SfaxG, FEACLCSS
ma* To o«pe
PrdTccT ms
&
i t
,«*■
• -r fr
: \.
One of tho funniest thi*
Tiavo ever oeen was a siwl
c f c door, “Out
|unAn l
In one hour.”
MI3S KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor.
PHONE:—Rea. 428-J
A girl bandit who h.u
id tlmlnlck
h«M
robbed
engo was not after'hU
y /1
!M
I 'C h W a n
t .swh« had
shop is in tlh®
the
no*.
THE
CHURCHES
SPECIAL CHRISTMA8 MUSIC
CONG REG ATI ON AL CHURC1I
? roKrJ,m for the Morning.
F i t 10 o'clock."-'- •
•H « ^|!TU* fllljj
Monday* . . .
Jane Sharron will
few o f-h er many
1
frK ot .the S t Agnes
Jt home of lira . Char13:30 P. M.
i
tOUNCEMENT
go Pan-Hellenic Assocng its annual Christ
en on S aturday,, Dec.
ck at the Green Paron thy Orlando Winfbway. '
. will be $1.B0 per
j"n*tional sorority memj invited.
Reservations
(to be made early through
Henry of Sanford.
rersonals
New York man is sui
owsn is quite ill a t his
finger lost four yrnrj * [Sanford Heights.
couldn’t be that he has Ju *
|ge left Saturday for a
in Jacksonville.
j After duo thought, ** belie |d Mrs. Clifford Boll of
have eaten in that Gary <
1 ,na were visiting in
,cafe where the cook ttL ,
iThorsdoy.
j'lo ath .,
Connelly left Saturday
S. C. to spend Christfends?**' * ‘ *-• *
FIRST BAI*TIST CHURCH
1 Mnn J i y School 9:30 A. JL
Mrs. Thigpen Hostess
To Every Week Bridge
Mra. W. J. Thigpen entertainod’
r ay afternoon at her ho;
fnlP*
A k T l0 C^
° AU
Ye Wood l i t A.™ f * Wors^‘p and sermon at ^on u£j ark
fub *e Ashford.
Mrs.
Seth
Avenue.
ruff, Organist.
u .Vocal—“Hnrk
> tv . \v . What Mean
run Thoso
i nose
Holy Voices,” AcUms, by the Choir.
Offertory—Vocal, “My Saviour
Comci Emerson, by Miss Gussic
Frank nnd choir.
Offertory Organ — “Thd» Shep
herds, Song,” Ashford. Mr*. Wood
ruff. Postlude, “Rejoice Eve r*
more,? Lorenz, Mrs, Woodruff.
Tho subject of Mr. Brower’s nermon ^is to ( e “Tho Miraculous
Birth.”
•
Evening Service
Mrs. Seth Woddru.T will present
as prelude Ashford’s “Shout the
Glad Tidings,”, und offertory. “Ho
ly N ig h t.’
M "- ^ ciH e Taknch will sing the
Hallelujah
by
Haschnsii.
A
special organ number by Mrs. Seth
Woodruff •‘will be “Elizabeth’s
?£?yeri. frnni Tannhauser. From
“The Messiah," Handel.
Mm . William Leak will simr
"Oh Thou Who Bringcst Go!h1 ThL
ng 3 from Zion.” In addition to
these numbers Mrs. Taknch and
Teak wiil si»g “Come Unto
Me, from “The Messiah."
For I’ostlude, Mrs. Woodruff will
play tho “Hallelujah Chorus.” The
sermon by Rev. I)e W. Brower will
bu on the “ Viuit of the .Shepherds.
were used in deci
W»rW!r M u S ? “ - ,
for h,Rh *co
cloci,'”1" Pc"cl'» U"!oni-T8';S» O'. S& JStf-pr,t0
wa« won by Mrs.
-Mrs. A. M PhlHins luTs been
cst j ^k5 ’,. A- **lad course
served a t the conclusion of
game.
Those present were Mrs. Ai
^ P o w s t Mr Forrest l i t
even [no! f t f
hour tomorrow den. Mrs. J. G. Shnron. Mrs^*T?
fh^t !h ' TherP ia oyery lndication
hatJ „ h® evening will be one of
” A' R' Kcy •'*>?
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mo*t enjoyable provided by the
choir of the Baptist Church.
Santa Claus Will Pay
1 rogram for Evening
Duet. “Calm as the N ight’’— Visit to Yowell Store
« a * jS M -tt8 S Z
“Messnge So Wondrous Sweet ”
-M o lte -M rs . Voile W illiam ^nd
W .?0,° ’ "Christmas Lullaby,"—
l U n - M n . Robert I-. Glenn.
l e r i Z i o ? C , , . t0
n The An‘reI*’ Song” Mrs.
Glenn1 DCtt8 ”ntl Mr9' Kobort Loral
Tastoral, — riffii0’
Charles " Ckri*lma"
Manncy—Mils
Mnrgaret Davis.
etl"Uewm !ail t0 « e Lord'8 Anoint
ing "pko l,an»*—Mrs. Albert Mel-
SkSSSfana *'” • J- "«w
A guest of great prominnneo
and ono whoso coming is looked
forward to with more pleasure
then almost any other is Mr. San-‘
tn Claus of the “ Far North.” who I
is expected in Sanford next Wed-!
heMia>.
„ Ho ,a holding a reception for the
young-younger set” nt Yoweli's
storo from 3 to 5 o’clock in tho
evening.
Sanford mothers and fathers
arc cordially invited to bring the
youngsters to pay their respects
to Santa, who will stopp off sev
eral hours at this store just to
give tho kiddies an opportunity to
see him, hear his talk and hear
nmi tell what may be found lit the
stockings on Christmas morning.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
socn-rrY
Christian Science services nre .On-Choir” ' “ f Btlhk'h" n' " - Wl1held in the.-Woman’s Club, Oak
Miss Bertha Taknch. Miss Mary
Avenue ahd Third Street, every
MOTHODIST CHURCH
Mouscr
and Miss Uonu Halter
Sunday
morning
nt
11
o’clock.
Sun
JUST IN PASSING
Rev. T. J. Nixon, recently ns- nre expected home from tho San
day School nt 10:00 o’clock. Sub- signed to fill
the pastorate
nnshmit., of uthe
..
fill the
By R. J. HOLLY
Jcct for this Snnday: “Id the U ni-1 S « n f o rl.l Methodist Episcopa Antonia convent for the holidays.
verse. Including Man, Evolved” by | Churchr South. ^ w iM ^ w c ip y 0 tR*
Just
H. Robson, Mrs. A. H. Atomic
W. A. Ajlnnis will arrive from
oim
po u t at
... and
. J ? eve... . Force”
„,
.
,
| Pttlpifc
nt l,n»h
both morning
paid I t w h i^
M°r th,at °',r irhoo] teachers nre poorly
diNormnn. Oklu., Motidny whore he*
Morrison and Miss
IVednesdaj evening services at ning services.
is attending the University of
to Orlando, Friday.
... ,0 , 7
!
. WU
kn°W that Wo
°ur personal
8 : t 1,l0 CLO,'k, [n
rending room.
Sunday School at 0:30 o’clock Oklahoma,
o f ! ; hJ “••-•“"•l incomes as follows: 14 per cent for waste
Society maintains a readLnworth League at fl--in
Lenobel bf Brooklyn, ingThis
room and free loan librury cluck.
0
M r. and Mrs. Edward Ludecko
' guest of Mr. and Mrs. where all authorized Christian
Evening Service nt 7:30 o - announce
the birth of a daughter
.Science literature may be rend,, dock,
I m*o. in Tho little nnoo Im.s been I
borrowed
or
purchased
in
room
Klvon tho name of Betty Jane.
i s NOW OPEN FOK MEMBERSHIP
Wood of Jacksonville 517 First National Bank Building.
c h » r « ^ t a ! ^ . r i r n l 1R” ' hUVC b" n
>ho
SCRAP IRON CLASS
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Open Wednesday and Saturdayi
Ut the
tCho0nsamples
sam nCred
' “ Tclumsy
1” n'awk
ad«foM wont^ millions
comfortshlo homt-s
I he Passion Play, as it was preout
wero
would have broken n atu re’s laws,
Mrs. V. A. Purvis nnd
Mr*
(r tho holidays. .
from 2:00 to 5:00.
mnted
in New York, will be the i\ nnn J* , f <'rtf'r of Anopka nnd
Vnd gravitation’s claim;
ward and ho dropped that. Had
h“"
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In
the.
d
ub
with
full
honon,
All
are
welcome
to
nttend
the
subject of an address before the
Florida mines eighty per cent of the total outnut
rfreejlom has its rightful pause,
non ?nPi 'e< t,hn,t mvsterious wea
Paxton arrived Fri- services nnd to make use of .the Scrap Iron Sunday School Class at Mrs. T. J. Hill of Maitland wero
Ind God His loving aim.
pon
wholu army, he would
shopping in Sanford Thursday.
o Phosphate in the United States. Its value in 1920
Deposit a little money every week] | Tallahassee to spend reading room.
the Milano Theatre at 10 o’clock
p o r ty 'w ^ r n ! ? a"r° , 1 f '1 VHU thftt price8 on n» Sanford prohave been absolutely invincible ^
was nineteen million dollars.
7
1
with
her
parents.
£ r ,ay morning’. F. P. Foster
nnd instead of going to Saint Hei- «
o of
Mrs. N. J. Lillanl of Pensacola
downward dropped this little
!hi. fact Zl'
.T prices
. : r *.ni
"t they
? ' - ,k» *«*
nnd put, up
where
HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL
will deliver the uddress. Dr. T. J. is, visiting nt the home of Mr. nmi
bird—
T h e re a r e 250 d if f e r e n t v a rie tie s o f crons f r u its
tna. he might have ended his dnvs
for a Merry Christmas next year. LG. Brooks nnd dnujjhter
wore much better but
CHURCH.
Nixon, Methodist minister, will Mrs. Jack Davison at
j» autocrat of all Europe aq,| An. %
“Twill
o u U f t h L i T lnbl0“ Knnv" in
mill s h ip m e n ts
Fourth Sunday in Advent.
irise wero shopping in
present the Sunday School lesson. Lakes.”
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r
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X
However, you
Sunday School in High School A cordial invitation is extended
ISaturday.
Ind therewith be content.
have found out that I was absolutely right,’
' nmi niVhl { w 7 e ^ r uX.l“
mi,lutraAuditorium, 9:45 A. M.
to all strangers.
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’Yary Memos ant| daughter
WE
INVITE
YOU
TO
JOIN
Services
in
High
School
Audi
Mrs.
Ai
Ai
Raymond
c bird, like man, hose foolish
lert Wednesday morning for Lake
Sweet
William
Glenn
of
the
Town
S!n„,K
r
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war ong|ne,0r encour:,Kyd «"V "« w |*
[ind Mrs. A. S. Cotton of torium at 11 o’clock, when tho
■■ II l >v u.
p r e s b y t e r ia n c h u r c h
Butler to visit Dr. and Mrs. J. K.
Orlando Sentinel think, we ero a
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Rev. James G. Glass, Arch Dea
at Friday in Sanford.
eringeV .____ ...
Tho annual White Gift Scrvico Alamos.
con a t lnrge of tho South Florida
r^ues through years, Its tortuous
of the church will he held this
way
land. Jhe other 0,870,000 acres ure divided' Jim ong
bribe ’-Teague* wHl .be dioceso will preach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ham* T. Bodwcll
i
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k
,
i
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year on Sunday night at 7:30 nnd
Iittll, hiis life nigh spent,
livers, lakes and lowland prairies.
> develnned! I . '
ns their dinner guests nt the
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-CATHOLIC
C
K
im
ctff
fc
»
fudock. A Christmas pageant, Country Club Thursday evening.
S
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T
S
!1
JHiJOT”
h.ril
,"“ rt " t ‘iw World, for
here tho need is greatest. Califor
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
Two masses will be held at thc "And Kings Shull Come” will pro* George T. Gridgett, llarty A. Re*,I
i „ Nin^"»oi/, wells are heinjf drilled, hut only sliirht
learns God cannot be,defied;
nlans can fly n thousand miles?
traces of oil have been found.
>
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F. P. FOSTER, President
B. F. WHITNER, Cashil 1 Afina of Apopka was a All Souls Catholic Church Sunday, sent the message of the Christmas ami Paul A. I^ike.
"• will, that seemed so free,
along their own coast nnd zigzag
tho first beginning nt 8 o’clock time. It will he one of the most
n'tor in S
Sanford SaturTWtar
~
court news and The Herald management“ b0Ut
*K ^®ad. «t lust, to that dear
Florida leads all states in diversity of food products
has
east and west two or three humL
and the second nt 10:30. High Mass beautiful Christmas services we
, l(
Robertson, state agent of
red miles, all nbovo California
Christmas day will be sung nt have held. Airs. J. C. Hutchinson the
n vanety of crops, fishes, birds, trees, flowers and’
fhich fashioned you nmi me.
Oakland Motor Company with
t:oil.
They
know
that
the
flying
All the real estate deni* in c....r - i
herbs. It excels in number of growinir dnvs in
Mrs. Howard Tibbals midnight nnd will bo followed by is the chairman in charge of the headquarters in Jacksonville is
inachim*
will ho
aniirA
*u.. *reat, we«U
y
machine will
Ivo the
in
t* Just ns gravitation holds
v
the guests of Airs. a short Christmas sermon. Mass service and she has urged that spending a month at the Valtez
(luction ot phosphate, navel stores, Fullers earth in
ern problem which is DISTANCE.
also will be celebrated nt 8 o’clock everybody he present, a few min Hotel.
he ocean in its place;
|lfnuon.
fishing industry, in surface water, n length o cons
in the morning. Mrs. Roumillnt ute:! before the hour of opening as
t.keepa the foolish, self-willed
line, In area of stahdimr tlmbor ’ i.
l„.T, , ^ Y IlUN “uLomobile omni
ninl
the church will bo partially .larkMrs. Paul Dooley of will be in charge of the choir.
J. O. Long Jr., who is the man
buses in more or less feeble com
tr u c k cro p s, i„ n n h u p l r a i n f i
j„
enetl during the early part of the ager of the University of Alabawm being lost in space,
[writ
Saturday in Snn»
r..r
,h
.
Petition with railroads here, Huge
j program.
n n football team, ariived Satur
machines make trips regularly
3od’s ,|enr Jnw of j
wi||
WOMAN’S CLUB
the samo mistake
Dr. Brownlee will preach n day to be with his parents in Os
from San Diego to San Francisco
keep
Christmas sermon a t 11 A. M. Aft teen.
Mrs. W. Roberts of
and farther north. That sort of
er the morning service the Ses-.
spending a lew days in
te .itinlnM «oul from death;
proposition will end with the fly.
(By Mrs. E. A. Douglass)
ulstkm a„,| in v«iue”af m,p.; pe7 ^ , o .
of |m|"
sion will meet to receive those who
though he wunder fur and
Ing-machine able to show you the
The monthly meeting of the desire to offer themselves to
nmi
M « " “ S l T S T T * " ""V,
C“ ll' 0rni»'" '" 'i t
1 wide,
cnt.ru length of California in a
-O —
•rnl day,
Tlda o u e h t ° t * weDt *!» — t
foren oon.
ive’s arms nre underneath.
live Turner leaves Satur- Welfnro Department of the Wo offer themselves to Christ a t this
I’OU OIIICK SALE AT
Paul W hitehurst
Bunfortl vegetables ind we *l,
l<’ ,n ”‘: UI’ tho prlccn 0,1
«r home in Douglass, Ga. man’s Club wns held Wednesday Christmas time. They will he puhValuable Advertising*
A. Arnblq -Ross.
Ilaliduys.
Instructor in Violin
'»* "• m
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mtl.
afternoon nt the club house, with lictly received at the night ser
P ad f/e'll y KE!j Y t h e Southern
vice. Parents who desire to pre
to realty turnover in Snnford
s.
m
S
Pa,,rV
nd
wi"
displace
pas
Studio
hours 9 a. in. to 5 p.
Mrs.
J.
G.
Sharon,
presiding.
The
nking us dizzy.
senger carrying on tracks with
•obbie Chapman goes Sun- usual reports from chairmen were sent their children to Christ in
m. Saturdays only.
p a sse n ^ r fiying, n« the New
bujtism
may
arrange
for
them
to
<r
homo
in
Wrightville,
do Shoals and because he has ea of bi
about
read, which were listened to with bo baptized at the early part of Boom ,‘10(i 1st Nat. Hank Hidif.
»erk Central in the last century
(irty thousand for Sanford in
IChristmas.
n.an cried "graft" in connection w h 1
" r
much interest, ns activities along the night service.
Unplaced
„ ,
tko »tngc roach with
Oscar called his hand ami the new.n™J
°f
Shoals,
all lines were most grntifying.
ma
“steam c...
imiu
Lashbrook
will
bo
and says it was mistaken and thr lnim, Cr >eK;'*
Pardon
vYork. bptween Buffalo and
Chairman
of
plant
snle
com
New
tended
that
way
It
the
lancuago
used
was
not
In
1‘EU
a
c
r
e
nfcirtunntely the i/.evator is
nds in Atlanta for the mittee, Mrs. Endor Curlett, read
a substitute for the ladder to
**X*******w K ™ *3*373y sK X X IW W ^
rather
difflcujf
to
m
.
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£
°
ffi/
ial
°
f
»'raft
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IF
YOU
a most excellent report of the I *
pss.
happen to awn any
individuals should be careful how t K nnd. ^newspapers and
sale
in
November,
which
lasted]
roMHKt U^ifh
t<,n»iWiI1 bu mo<lorn a,ul complete in every stock in the Southern Pacific Rail
matline Murriel left Fri- two days .and showed that 1,079
unless they are sure of th d r grount T h !?11! "Uch v^ u e a
....THE...,
I
\\ i i li up-to-the-minute equipment ami will have a road, by the way, dont sell it. The
* who hesitates may avoid thd
packsonville to. visit with plants were sold in Snnford. Mrs.'
any stigma east on the name^of W . i n ^ rr' 1US ,,uyor
i0lty of getting a divorce la.
w
for
Christmas.
•
qnrn..lih?h
marYYro am!
il’ w
lespect and he stands high in the council, of’ m ™ '^ " lhis
Curlett stated that previous to th e ;
.Snroule,
the president
hisiHinm
vice
sale,
B. Bower, state plant
more distinct point"
' 01 k-Chicago. St. Louis and even president, I nul Shoup, are real
IDenton who is ntt 9ndipg board J.inspector
from Gainesville
REALTOR
railroad men, not watchers of the
r ofilce boy says the troul.le
are visitnn and Leo is exfiectcd inspected every plant,
even those*
stock
ticker
They
are
making
are
too
much
• Ghristmas is that so many
coming from the nurseries, toj
.. »< "Uvertisin
...-if can be money for their stockholders, and
endily
"‘“E ™ TUch *
rttoNiS ''* 1Nation;l1 “ ""k IluUdint*.
carrying
on
mix spirits with spirit.
LONGWOOI)
Ib.L vaat* unseen audience of mriie
simultaneously making good-will
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ROOMS 301*1 (•Ilian Schwartz left Fri- make suro that no diseased ones,
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<>uld not be
unknown in t,u an tityT iiM tT ~H ?i iS"c»8uof ra(,io fa,,s ia Never speculate or gamble. Hut
were
sent
out.
rn over a new leaf by making hundreds of Z u »m ,d » l i - S ! V " ",wt 11
ppend tho holidays with
•••‘•••t as it sh o u ld V conducted ' W e C
th^ d ly ^ v e rn "
into the if you have any "S. P.” hold it.
Saleslady—Miss Ruba Williams
The sale was not so much a
WILL SKItVK
elf nappy on Christmas tlay
I In Jacksonville'.
A
speaker
in
Sanford,
money scheme, ns it was to dis-{
ment?" ^ ln Snnford und
big thing
ed t^ g o v e^ :
iin g H om etiling fo r so m eo n e I'Y'Imp- telliiiK of
REAL RAILROAD men as ror beautiful
plants throughout the city, ».
i u p o s itio n to r e tu r n th e fuMrs. C. I). Hrumley of tribute
gards present earning, will not
though the proceed from the sale
'jml
Of
o
l.T
tV
tm
.n
is
huoL
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Al*
‘bat
Sanfortl
needs
to
iwero
shopping
in
Sanintf a n d fish in g , would be h eard I
.* n
\ t*
Bring machine, even
were most pleasing to the depart
next twelve months is to °st'art''b11*MrI 1^° r ’.,00ft ‘dass in tho
Fwv. •
^ .hl‘ll,', I ’y unseL'n ^'uusands, many should they fail to utilize it. That
H hivering in th e I .
ment.
Some of those who assisted
ami getting new people hew by
" b'R tourists hotel
i 00 never liket) Duytona In*' bkuk ,l°t thern climate, where the uttered ni- flying machine, taking long-haul
I!
in making the plant sale n sueperliupa you will like it now lu re m e u ta o f th ou sunny troP,ca would prove irreaistiblv an- passengers from railroads, will so
12:30 to 4:39—$1.50 per plate.
come to Sanford but it is .JiffU-ult £ * ,Yn* Tl?c,y w«nt to
[Stanley
of
Sarasota
has
cess were Mesdames Heerer. Fraz- *2
bly ap*
avo a new jail. — Daytona p ealing.
Reservations
may
be
made
up
to
^
several
big
apartment
hnn
!
^
1
^
‘bnnt.
a
big
Do Hanford after a short ier. Morse, Tunnicliffc, I-ehmun.l&a
greatly increase freight carrying
Going to put anybody in
December 22ml. Arrangements for
Dim Beach.
first nnd the npartrrumt'^houzes wnTfollow !*0 h°lu* wbl come
ns to make railroads rights of wav
Nightly programs will I
Holly. Hal Wight, and Walter
special parties.
p
>c a rra n g e d in c lu d in g th e b e a t tal- ami terminals mure valuable than
Wight.
IgS
I
I
IJ
J.
Nixon
nnd
family
S u n to rd folks will ail h av e th e ir ever.
thi ^Mitten
fte c **1years
.PC0,,1°nt-,,
Wi“ *,,,.!
clthor
make
thi a cits
city—I Rai,|
Plans for selling “Garden Year g S
inis
r........
*. 0_r _brcn.k mia
s reported that Florida will
will1; , m
f. uik3 s m
i . ™ ‘. . S r
from Tnmpn and
FRED
A.
CLARK,
Manager.
Rp
in
Southern
Florida”
were
dis•fo
u
g
h
t
fro
m
D
a
y
to
n
a,
O
rlan
d
o
have
the
faithTnd
ftsioo
”ay
,t
a‘fain
‘“‘lay.
Y
ou must
by a roltl wave. That may an d o th e r p o in ts to g iv e iileasur«»7 nV hn ‘. T‘f
m the Methodist par- cussed and various methods were
wn u n n o
PA,lT
Bie wisdom
but we'll wager that the A nd a Iw ay a th e re will bo th o .m .rn / ? iU*lt ! i ,l*nK n iu ,t«tudea. oft Divine Justice.
improvements needed. And you'm ult hL “ ,r°S l.With 1,11 lhe
No really g„,M|
suggested to put this popular cal- K X & S ia d X S iK U & U M a iu u im u s tiZ s x g z u c i& .a m tio tiK g is z x
talk about it. tlream it. live it eve?v dnv u
vnou«h
■r of days that the Yule log
thing ever disappears with anoth
endar on tho market. Airs. L. P.
e
U ,H th e S a ,lfo r‘l er uimkI thing already existing. 1
ucd in Hauforil, can be count* M unicipal U n m .lcaatin g S ta tio n .'
mflka “ C,ty- doa't forget th iis^u T fo lK ot l!tt!^71uh FeOP,U
Ijkfen Griffin nnd Miss Morse gave a good report ot work
one linger.
Tllb
lho taxi wiped out the hansom i
Burskirk of Orlando, that is bein" done with her com-j
-am
nmtod
in
“
onurs^ntH^cc'nts.0
V
“'U
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°
f
'vhich
cnn"ot
l»
estiaK8 K»* “ nd electricity w,„od
•Ruests of Miss Ia; Claire mittec on city parks. She retalk big*' to' t hem"a n!,' ?l !dog ' <u!me t hIng^ in u 2 fw f° P t" nu' timc
* reported that Col. E. M.
out the tallow candle. Hut the
Nay.
ported.‘planting of tt«es and shrubs,
take* up ntiw:i|hi|ii'ia
hansom and the candle were really'
in public school grounds, nmong }W4T
Our lc,i*a of verba! econumy
not good things."
Hid Mrs. J. G. Sharon which was the planting of 16 at Avv"
daces and bring the neoule h .T \
to visit other
be Colonel Iluu. e uitorvi«»wP'lftr guest Judge Sharon’s the South Sido Primary grounds
uttie moro S f n; h «
» - d«
SANFORD’S FORUM
•osuient Coolldgc.—Southern
,
'°U N G promoter of to
*r*. E. G. Shnron of by Mrs. Harry Hecren.
many thousands o fd o lln r.k more glud handing” will brfmr
rnian.
|
day has first best chance for usef«w b u .in o .ri™ /,™ 11?.”
m ">• w - 1" enrich I L s Z
Mrs.
Forrest
Lake,
chairman
ot
or
s tJ 7
fulness
ami
great
success
in
elosi*Editor The Herald:
streets und highway*, read a copy
ord shows the wnyf—SanAU these could take advantage of ly watching flying machines de
Somu
weeks
iigo
you
urged
the
■ U T S i. Mrs. A. c. of a drafted ordinance, which hail
erald.
readers of The I let Aid f(,r sugges * busmen* edueaUtm, should such velopment.
■m j ,
o, Com
T Barry Walili andd \pirs.
h
been prepared for the elub. Croat- 1
low ’em that roml to Eustis tions relating to new bu; inesses for m iiistitutifin bo ailaUisitetJ in
Fortunate ho that is first in tho
• uicklv mooting fft*tt|nir bpitn*
:it ind bvit
EUSTIS, FLORIDA
J!t? ijmtoi^d to Orlando, ing the &tah)ishment of n per
everv]
r, und remind them of the oanford. Permit me through the unfwrd, with tiny and night class- field of successful common ! '• flv-f
, i o u u twefc r t f
1
ng on a l»i^- scale.
manent beautification committee. I
am that goes on Dec. 22nd, public forum to
S"V"* un enrollment
This ordinance hnd been brought
: Sanford around three of a business ' co plead the necessity S• l,if ci t£ Wou,d
The pioneer is likely to be nn
aecured
Justify such
Will be pleased to serve Iheir friends with n
liege
in
our
rapidWilliam 3»- Rav* up at the November meeting, dis
P* in.—Lust is Luke Region. ly growing city.
old man. Many of the really
nnd
more
to^
foVlow.,n‘
ivohibm^n'^sffI
.New
York
Ibis
week
Christmas
dinner on Christmas Day; ut noon.
'••uncan
Hasell
left
Satcussed bv tho Board and referred!
young men" of today, mentally,
Thi *iwould
give profitable
Hcude rs will readily recognize i imfY,
......pnimaoie
occunor that wns supposed t„
in ?,r " f ,r.A cw»'lurcd the liq| motor*,! to ('hariestown, to the Welfare Department for
fl
ar»
won
obi
in
years.
ie old days the young man the advantages
Brice
$2.01).
of sucli un inft u* hrln^ f R'i"u‘ ,,ow v“‘a»'t spuce.
P ta° 1’hristmas holidays. further consideration.
0 hitch his horse out in fion. Our high school i“ g d
rheodore N\ Vail, old man grav
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fnmilie,, of ubllFormal opening, and dance, December 3 l i ‘, dinner
After much discussion the com
t the young lady*, homo,-und ing each spring scores o f Youn, ! ‘L
when
ho
built
the
electric
tram
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d‘Rnlty
our
OK ■cures OI yoUllg i
, <,dd
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1 kto' uur
Mt<r.^m'^h. Etizahoth Gnr- mittee wns asked to confer with
at 8 p. m.
1 the house and sit awhile. men ami youni
way*
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Buenos
Aires,
was
older
ng women who ure ra welfir..*?, I,r°mot« the genDouglas King nrrived George A. DeCottes before final
New Year’s Day Dinner nt noon.
1 to puy his respects to the W king forwartl
3 P le lt ecl,t|'‘land
i | , got
™1,l“l‘';!?’
v l i!l',!toiri y hen hS* c°mblneil tho
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t h e pp eet,iiiilw'd
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110,1
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P*®*’1®: Thera iWestern
yours. on Monday, D ecem ber 13tj
fr,'m Stetson University presentation to the club business
For thesa events, if convenient, send reservation
Union und the telephone
ady’s mother and exchange ami many not d to busiouss careers are s^voWl
rn up and voted upon after L\ E Bradv
tak'
financially prepared suitul.le ft?r th! ‘ ”*** b' thc clty companies here.
in advance.
,
meeting in January. Mrs. Henry
pleasant remarks with the to uttend colb;-Ue
sioncd
speech
on
the'subiect
o
f
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p
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p
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s
In distant cities, th, ,,,
“mong
Until
December
25th
the Inn will he open to those
George
F.
Baker,
long
pnst
80,
3
Wight
stated
that
Harold
Huine,
n* Now he doesn’t come I here are also those
who have ley Pub?
r
mention'The Brum* is boss of the New York Centra
is the
th nn«t^y.a^
— *>*«tulate
those .who
whr had the forethought
'•d.“ Doe and R n ,,v
!t Sh' " *» ° ' “ndesiring rooms, without meals.
I
a^
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0
fbos®
R°hson have President of Glen St. Marys nurs-l
■ house at all. He nits in graduated in former years us well ‘e>V.u|estoii, First
National Bank
Sons at the spring election ofofficer*
f° r Dresldenk «t tho
Mrs. Robson’s moth- cries and one of the best experts'
other railroads, lie might be
' and honks for the young others who ure now earning their
a
prel)ai*e for Christmas by joining our Chrv
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o"h. nn.I
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W. M. Kimball, Manager
Tel. 121 Eustis
fir.t
to
•tart
a
fW
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e
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b^!
H. Brecdin of South in the state
com* out.—Gainesville Sun. daily
on beautification [
:
w‘
niimies.i
bread who uesire
desire bu
1i.1es.t111
h4. HkewUe
Whlchwould
■Joesti’t do it but once if *hu Uuminir
would
be
an
honored
guest
of
th
e
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whlrh
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suitable.
tk 2 " Hudson
|n^ WUhn
h,V,,rufrom
“ indanes
Gaming which under prccent cR- i
Located on the main auto roud, about huif way
New above
V.,ri- I
>«r stuff os
club a t the* January mectin?.
Ywura very truly,„
If i
*fbt* in.
. Liver fr,,m
N‘‘w
York
a chamhei
leumstuness u denied tluM »i...«^..
It
across the state. Sentcr of Lake county, and center ut
William H. Tunni^ A l ^ , v .. t h w » hiaaciung o u t all
After
the
conclusion
of
business,
J.
KPURLcit^
t iLto"Jo‘n our Ch2r i Z l
“n.,‘ Scmi" ± ? ° " j
Eustis.
tac way tit i.hisagst.
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nnayif^p Jacksonville Mrs. F. F. Dutton, reud a puper
^ouA ty Ntgetlmr a ? « o t& !Cl l r 'i S S ® * » ? K K ^ th j ^ hule
5 set thi”t o w !r«
r
r luh for
1525 “I
| r r‘ nn i c l i f brother on “Tropical Fruit Trees for the
-I,‘•nnicliffe
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— .*• af, Bowling
Florida Garden,” which
great
' i a s a w " ‘0e ”mh •»«*•
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ly enjoyed by nil those who had
th
e
ir’‘fmv,t
•~-.*:ays........... .. _ Lie pleasure .of beinz- there.
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One Day Only, Monday, Dec. 22, 9 o’Gock
One to n Customer
A .six pound Mcsco Brand Electric Iron complete
with six foot cord and approved stand. Manufac
tured und fully guaranteed by the Manhattan
Electric Uupply Co. The sale will start nt nine
o clock ami will continue until all irons hnve been
None Reserved
aohl
These Irons are now on display in our window
Let us allow t lu m to you.
C H R I S T M A S CLUB
hn
SM IT H B R O S
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FIRST NATIONAL
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Store Opened
• • EvenlngtC—Monday,
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Tuesday and
!!
Wednesday
20 ACRES GOOD CELERY LANI
Orange and Black Hotel
Christmas Dinner **
H
Christmas
Club
Checks
SEM1NOL
County Bank
FOUNTAIN
v
Santa Onus w!!l be v
here from 3 to 5 and *
7 to 9 o’clock
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Wednesday
$125
E. F. LANE
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LAST CALL
Buy Your
Toys Today
Alluminun Tea Sets
$1.25 to $2.00
Laundry Sets.
Chinuse Tea Sets.
Electric Irons.
Willow Doll Carts.
Small Tricycles,
f Story Books.
% Boxing Gloves,
t Tool Chests.
j
t Cedar Chests.
t
| Uoll Trunks.
\
* Drawing Sates.
,
% Mechanical Toys.
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GIVE HANDKERCHIEFS AND SILK HOSE ,
Beautiful hand embroidered hand
kerchiefs in boxes, plain, white and
colored linen.
65c to $2.25 box.
Hand embroidered handkerchiefs
fine quality linen, hemstitched.
25c to $1.00 each
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Silk Hose
Ladies’ all silk and chiffon hose.
Black and colors. Pheonix and Van
Uaalte.
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$1.65, $2.00 and $2.75.
Buy Harstman and Madam Hendry Doil, a real unbreakable doll with movingeyes and best voice. $1.25, $2.50, $3.50 ,$5.00 and $7.00.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS AND DOLLS
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�SANFORD GIRLS ARE WINNERS
BOYS ARE LOSERS IN
GAMES WITH HASTINGS TEAMS
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V isitors. Moke flul Lone
Point
Against Sanford
Girls; Miss Mildred Holly
Is the High Point PIrtycr
Boys D efeated By
Score o f 15 to 9
Preparations llcinpr Made to
Play Duval Shortly After
t The Christmas Holidays
>■ Tt««knibfill teams of the Sanford
High School opened thu local sennon Friday night with Hastings,
the girls winning thnir gnme id
and 1 while tho hoya were defeat
ed 1G to 0. Both enmea were w*4l
played, Teplete with notion and
kept a large number of apcctntorn
along the sideline* on their toes.
With Mildred' Horry, at right
. forward, playing- in championship
irom Sanford *walked away, from
Hasting*. Mika Holly,, looping
'throe throws through tho basket
during the first half, accounted
for nil her team's points during
th a t period. In the second hnlf
sho. tossed two markers through
the baskets and shared honors
rqunlly with Bonnie May Kinlaw,
each getting two field gonls. These
two accounted for nil of the San
ford points.
Hastings’ loro tally, a foul, is
. credited to K. Byrd. The wholo
visiting team, though they man
aged to present i* croditnldo floor
game, were woefully deficient in
the m atter of shooting baskets.
The solo reason why the San
ford boys tenm is not in tho win
ning column is the inability to
shoot. This is not ns trite us it
appears. The Sanford hoys bang
ed shot after Hhot a t the baskets,
shots that appeared In In* points,
only to hnyo them poiao indecisive
ly on the rim thyp roll off. In
pnssing they manifested a marked
superiority
to the visitors and
kept the ball in their possession
for the grenter pnrt of the time.
Tho play was fnst, in fact, a
triflo too fast for the insecure
footing provided by the dirt court.
There were frequent spills hut the
play was freer from fouls than
W n
*7'riu
would be supposed at such a pace
ona pn which the "Bine was playonu on Whic ht'ne game was play
ed.
Wilson, King and Byrd, the for
wards ami right guard of the San
ford team respectively, were re
sponsible for the three fictU gonls
secured by the local aggregation.
They were closely watched by the
Hastings guards but despite this
ami their skidding they gut clear
and fired shots at the basket
which, with either a little more
practico or a little tuck, would
huvo counted for points.
Hicks, right forward for H ast
ings, accounted for tho grenter
number of field tallies of his
team, managing to sqcuro four
gonls for a total of S points. Bail
ey, his mnto nt left forward, sec
ond with nn even half of tho totnl. With a little less efficient
guarding the Hastings forwnrds
might have added materially to
their total for they made good n
creditable portion of their chances
a t goul.
Conch Unit expressed himself
ns agreeably surprised a t the tenm
work shown J»y his aggregation.
Ho expressed his confidence that,
with a little intensive practice in
shooting his hoys will ho abb* to
tnke the measure of Hastings with
little difficulty.
Athletic authorities of the local
school are seeking a good game
with Duval High School, of Jack
sonville, to he played soon after
tho Christmas holidays. It is un
derstood that there is an excellent
chanco of securing tho game.
Lineups and summary:
Girl's game:
Sanford, 11
I’os.
1, Hastings
M. Holly, 10
It. F. 1, O’Byrtl
B. Mae Kinlaw, 1 L. I'. A. Minton
M. K. Moyo
C.
It. Bowles
Anna Knnner C.
It. Anderson
H. Ilutlcr
It. (!. J. Yelvcrton
Doris Hand
L.O, It. Howell
Boy’s game:
15, Hastings
..Hanford, !> 1*0(1. 1
X, Hicks
Wilson, 3
It. F.,
4, Bailey
1* F.
King. 2
,1, Shumaker
Dufl'in
(J.
Bailey
Byrd, I
k . (i.
Wyllis
L, G.
Russel
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In ra B atata o f Chat-Ins K. S ta f
ford.
N o tlca fa harrby g iv e n ,- to a ll
Whom It m a y co n c ern , t h a t nn th e
13rd d a y o f December. A. D. 191t.
I sh a ll a p p ly to th e H o n o ra b le R.
F. H o u ah o ld e r. J u d g e o f a a ld C o u rt,
a s J u d g e of p r o b a te , fo r m y filia l
d is c h a rg e an A d m in is tra tr ix of th e
r s tn te o f C h a rle a E. S ta ffo rd , d e
ce ased . a n d t h a t a t th e sa m e tlm n I
w ill p re s e n t to aald C o u rt m y fin a l
a c c o u n t* ,a n A llih la ta fjn trlx o f sa id
e s ta te , oAA Msx fa r fH elr np p ro v u l.
D ate d O cto b e r 29, A. D. 1921. :
NANNIES E L IZ A B E T H 8TA FFO I1D ,
A d m in is tra trix . *
JlfflTlfcR
~rr~' 11
W h e r e a s , tho B o a rd of C o unty
C o m m issio n ers of S em inole C ounty,
F lo rid a , deem It n e c e s s a r y t o ere ct
nnd c o n s tru c t a new ja il f o r S e m i
nole County. F lo rid a .
T h e r e f o r e , In c o n f o r m ity w ith tho
re v isio n s of S ection 1550 of the
evised G e n e ra l S unnites of F l o r i
da, nnlleo Is h e r e b y g iv e n to the
tn x p a y e r s a n d c ltlx e n s o f S em i
nole C ounty. F lo rid a , t h a t a t i h s
next r e g u l a r m e e tin g Of' t h e B oard
of C o u n ty C o m m issio n e rs of S e m i
nole C ou n ty , F lo rid a , to be held a t
10;00 o'clock A. M., on th e 5 th day
of J a n u a r y , 1923, a t t h e , C ourt
Mouse a t S an fo rd . F lo rid a , the
ipiestIon of th e e r e c tio n a n d c o n
s t r u c t i o n of a Jail w ill bo ac te d
upon by said Board.
W IT N E SS m y land n s C lerk of
th e C lic o lt
C ourt
of
Hernlnolo
C ounty, F lo rid a, an d us ex officio
C lerk of th e Hoard
C o u n ty C om
m is sio n e rs o f S em inole
C ounty,
F lo rid a, on this th e 3rd d a y of D e
cem ber, A. I). l ’J I t .
E. A. DOUGLASS.
(Henl)
A-t C 'e r k of th e C irc u it
C o u r t of Remlnnlu C o u n
ty, Floridu, a n d a s ex o f
ficio C le rk of th e Board
of C o u n ty C o m m issio n ers
of S em inole C ounty, F l o r
ida.
T o be p u b lis h ed once eneh w eek,
l o g i n n i n g D ec em b e r 5th, 1921, on
th e fo llo w in g d a l e s ; •
D ec em be r Oil*. 13th. 20tIt. 27th,
,-tnd Ja n . 3ml. FJ21.
R
In ro E sta te o f JTrlan V . n ig g in s :
N otice le hereby Riven, to -Ml
w hom It m ay concern, th a t on th e
23rd d ay o f D ecem ber, A^ D. 1924,
w c sh a ll apply to th e H onorable R.
1‘. ILiusItoltlrr. ju d g e o f said Court,
a s J u d g e o f Probate, for our fin a l
d isch a rg e a s A dm in istrators o f the
e sta te o f Brian F. H ig g in s, dcceaoed.
and th a t at the sa m e tim e Wo w ill
presen t to sold Court our fin a l pc*
c o u n t y ft* . A t!ntlnl»|rfttors o f aald
esta te, and ask for th eir approval.
D ated O ctober 29, A. D. 1924. '
ISADORA OILS IE HIG GINS, and
J. U. BUTT. A i'ralnlttriftoi*
IN COURT OF COUNTY JUDGE.
Sr m inute C ounty, S te la nr F lorida.
In re E sta te o f D, o.- Monroe.
N o tice i» hereby g iv en , to all
w hom ft mny concern, th a t nn th e
23 rd -d a y Cf D ecem ber, .V. D. t'Jft,
I sh a ll apply to the llonnrr.til* c .
F. H uushnider. lutliro o f s-ihl Court,
ns J u d g e o f P rob ate, for m y final
d isch a rg e a s A d m in istratrix o f the
esta to o f D. (1. Monroe, deceased,
nnd that a t the snmo tim e I w ill
p resen t to snld Cour; rrv fin a l a c
cou n ts ns A d m in istratrix c f said
esta te, nnd ask for th eir npproval.
r a te d O ctober 29, A. J». 192t. MKRHAY MONItOE K O ItE in 3.
A dm inistratrix,
Sanitary hand cleaning anti
pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305
East 2nd St.
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NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting of j
the Rtockholdcm of the First N n-!
tional Bank of Sanfotd, Florida,
will he held in the offices of the
hunk on Tuesdny, January 13th,
1025, nt 10 o’clock a. m. as provid
ed in the by-laws, for tho election
of n board of directors to serve
for the ensuing yenr, and for the
transaction of such other business
us mny properly come before the
meeting.
SEV
IN T U B I IMCt'IT < OMIT.
ENTH JI1M M A L (T lll'I I T . IN
'ANI1 FOB SB 111.NOLB COUNTV.
STATU OF FLORID l .
Ilu lse y J. Link. C u in p lu lm a n t,
vs.
E d ith A. Link. D efenda nt.
CITATION
T o E d ith A. Link: Ashury Dark.
N ew J e rs e y .
You tir«* h e re b y o rd e r e d to bo nnd
appi o r befo re o u r wold C o u rt nt
th o C ourt Mounn In Hanford. F l o r i
da, lo ib e above e n t itle d cause, mi
th e 5th d ay of Ju iu in ry , 1920, u rule
d tv of th is Court, to a n s w e r to th e
hill of c o m p la in t h e r e in filed ag e l n s t you, else th e Hume Will he
ta k e n a-t confessed a n d follow ed hy
u p p r o p rlo to decree.
IT ! S .••FIITMEU o rd e re d th a t
th is o r d e r he p u h lis h ed In th e Han*
lo rd lle r a ld , a n e w s p a p a r iiuhllsheil lit Hanford,
S em in o le County,
F lo rid a, once cacti w eek fo r fo u r
co n s ec u tiv e Weeks.
Given u n d e r m y h a n d a n d seal of
raid C ourt on th is thu 29th d ay of
N ovem ber A. 1>, 1921.
K. A. DOUGLASS.
C lerk of the C ircuit Court,
Hcuilnole C ounty, Fbirlda.
(Seal)
Ity A. M. W E E K S , D. C„
J o h n H. I.eonardy,
Hollelior for C'Uiiplalntnnt.
Nov. 29, Dee. «, 13, 20, 27,
e m r r r r court. s s v .
R .v r ii j t ' i i i r i A i , r i i t r r i T .
in
A M I FOR HKMINIII.K COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA.
O rnbell M atbls, C om jd aln tim t,
vs.
C n r e n r o Aluttils. D -fciidaiit.
CITATION
T o c l a r o n e o M ntbls: J<>sup. G eorgia.
You a r c h e re b y o rd e re d to ho an d
a p p e a r before o u r sa id c o u r t a t th e
C ourt HOuse In Hanford, F lo r i d a In
t h e nhovy e n t itle d must*, on iho 5tli
iluy of J a n u a r y , 1925, a r u le du y of
tills C ourt, to i/hswnr to th e bill
-if c o m p la i n t th e r e in filed a g n ln st
you, else t h e nam e will bo t a k e n ns
co n fe sse d n nd follow ed l>> a p p r o p
r i a t e decree.
It Ik f u r t h e r o rd e re d t h a t th is
o r d e r bo p u b lis h ed la the Hanford
H erald, a n e w s p a p e r p u b lis h ed In
Hanford, Hemlnrtlo C ounty, F lorida,
once ea ch w ee k for f o u r c o n s e c u
tive w eeks.
G iven u n d e r my hand nnd seal of
sa id C o u rt on thla the 2'Jlh day of
N ovem ber, A. D. 1921.
!■:. A. DOUULAHS.
C ltrl: of th e C irc u it Court,
tti-mlnoio County, F lorida.
(Heal)
My A. M. WEEKH, D. C.
Jo h n (1. I.eonardy,
H o lb lto r for C oniplaintnnt.
NoV. 29. Dec, 0, 13, 29, 27.
in
tub
;
person w ith ambition, *
i n g t o b e g i n o i i a moder,
salary.
A Victrola
Instrument
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of Rare Distinction
.
The Sanford Herald.
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— and one that naturally beautifies a
well-chosen setting, is Victrola 400.
T h e'in flu en ce of such famous de
signers -as Adam, Hepplewhite, and
Sheraton are subtly and appropriately
introduced in its design. Rectilinea r
contour, hand-carving out of solid
woods, and fittings in a plating of real
gold, lend it rich simplicity. The
cover is divided, with a drawer be
neath the left half.
T o hear Victrola 400, is to crave
possession. The price represents
wonderful value for such ci***' *iship, with Victrola musienl quaiu>. r
Visit us today and maJse arrange
ments to have it*
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S3 With an original capital of $25,000
|S • Pilot Life Insurance Company (tf
SS the Southern L ife and Trust Q
-£ pany) had its beginning. Fortwe
years this company engaged suci
35 fully m Real Estate, Loans,
5 Si
surance and Banking.
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Orlando, Flu.
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New Victor Records, Once a Week;
Every Week—Friday
a L ife Insurance department was a
ed* m aking it necessary to divorce
branches o f the business previou
en gaged in. This was- accomplis
by incorporating each o f them
arately, thus leaving th e Pilot £i*fe
surance Company a strictly Lite
surance Company, but the holdij
company o f the stocks o f several ol
er successful corporations. The s
sidiary companies have been \
profitable and these stocks have
creased steadily in value.
has been a periodic increase in
original capital, from its surplus ea
ings, until now it am ounts to
than $1,000,000.
T
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Consistent Policy
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P R O V IS IO N S FOR E X H IB IT S
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The
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The fair committee has arranged to have a goodly number of Johny J. Jones
foremost attractions for this occasion which will for many, more than assure
them of a ripping good time.
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If
Ample provision has been made for exhibits and space reservations are going
fast. It will be a decided advantage for those wishing to place an agricultural,
citrus, industrial, auto or general farm exhibit if they will make their mants
known immediately.
Let everyone be represented here!
o f the Company has been, that it
not big business that counts, not h|
much business—but, •w hat you h
to show for it. Notwithstandinf
uniform ly conservative policy,
Company has in tw enty years built!
a Life Insurance Business of
F ifty Million Dollars.
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o n g w o o d C h a m b e r o f Commerce
FILED A. CLARK, Vvw.
Insurance Comps
C. L. THOMAS, Sec’y.
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In 1903
—January 14, 15, 1925
ATTRACTIONS SUPREME
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S. ERNEST PHILPITT & SON
Orange Avenue.
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With the support of the foremost and progressive citizens of Longwood, the
Longwood Chamber of Commerce is holding a community fair at the.first of the
year th at will indeed rival many and be a credit to this section and Seminole
County.
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Apply at office
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L0NGW00D PROGRESSIVE
wi
s te
grapher. i r Good .opening
Representing the growth and prosperity of Longwood and Seminole County
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a r id
Greensboro, N. C.
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R. A. W I N S T O N ,
General Agent—Sanford, Fla.
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IrHivenlence..
MEN’S CLOTHING
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. l’rico
T»IIor<Hl Su Ita—:J32J50 and up.
Milnno Theatre Bldg.
_______NOTARY PUBLIC
M. W. GEER, Ilcraid Office.
Phono 148.
PRINTING
MATTHEW PRESS-PRINTING
QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE.
Commercial St.. It. R. Ave.
HAYNES
RATLIFF, PrTnTFrs
and ollieo outfitters. Phone 340.
115 ^Park Avenue,
REAL ESTATE
D. A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFLIEI!
Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of
property listed and for sale. Offico 108 Second St.. Near Park
Avenue. Phone 282.
J. E. SPURLING, sub-division
specialist. Subdivision to Or*
Inndo, Florida, and F l o r a
Heights, Florida on Dixie HighSIGN PAINTING
SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right
prices for signs of ull kinds.
R. N. NIPPER.
Sanford Avenue at 1st Street.
Phone 473-J.
PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott.
painter nnd paper
hanger.
Phone 3511 Orlando road.
A dvertising
For space In this
DIRECTORY
RHONE
148
LEARN ABOUT Folk County and
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele
gram. Host advertising medium In
South Florida Published mornings.
Star-Telegram. Lakeland, Fla,
Make your rales
sified Directory OHIO—Xenia.
through the Xenin Gazette,
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
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'
• v* > M t" iRotrict. .W ant -ad, aud 4bj?lW
\ i ALLEN writes di- rates on request.
mil tsd newspaper adver- COI.UMEOft ir,u.) i.BDOBR—CU»nIftflU ail» hnve tn* l a r g e s t c i r c u
n>us complete cam*
tio n In
S outhw estern
OeorKta.
T« years of experience. la
JU to He (* -w n riO tln«.
615 or- Box 71, Sanford,
TO REACH tn® prosperous farm
ers and fern growers of Volusia
4Tl'RE AND MOTOR RE* county advertiHO in the DeLand
WINDING.__________ Dally News, rate lc per word, cash
W ELECTRIC SERVICE with order.____________________
Expert Electrical repairs, MAINE— AYatcrvllle, Morning Sen
tinel. Thousands of Maine peo
W. Central Avo. Orlando,
ple aru Interested in Florida prop
erty. Reach them through the
rOMOIllLBS FOR ItKNT~ Sentinel. Kata card on applica
I-ltEEL.
Cor. Drive Tt tion.
,
i»if. Oak and Second St. ADVERTISE in th e TJoumnl-Herto 3.
nhj. South Georgia’! greatest
TO BODY REPAIRING
newspaper. Morning, afternoon,
LES STEIN — Automobile weekly and Sunday Claasilied rates
dy repairing and Rebuilding, 10c per line. Wnycroas JournalHerald, Waycros*. Georgia.
iftes Home, Oak Avenue.
Al’TOS'FOR HIRE
i .AUTO SERVTCfc! Day
ifit. Meets all trains. Ilagtranafer. Phono 551.
AUTO TRIPS
i It. CALDER. Sight-see- .VKW 5-rimni h,in<tnl«w. gnrnsrVrr>" ilrslrnlile luenllin*. riinirr
»nd pleasure trips at any
tnl, alilt-n »■>.* unit Mrrrt pnlil for.
t Call 44.
A rent kihmI Till). $0011.00 rnsh.
550 per month.
Ai;TO WRECKER _____
Building Material
MIRACLB Concrete to* general
eetnent work, sidewalks, boildlag blocks, trrigatloa boxen. J* E.
Terwlliegcr, Prop,
Lumber and Building Material
' .Carter Lumber Company
N. Laurel St.
Phone 605
HILL LUMBER CO. House of
Service, Quality and Price.
Make
Type
P rin t
i s : i —Chev.
Touring
ring
1100.0b
m i — Ford
Ll. Trurk
*5.00
11*1*— Font
Panel
sis.n o
m i —Ford Itun'buut truck
115.00
l» :t— Font
Touring
150.00
}5H — Font
Itunnhout
350.00
150 00
5N22— Dodge
Touring
I'.'Jt— Ford
Ton-Truck
525.00
IN2t— Font Fordor Hedutt
525.00
1022—Ford
Touring
200.00
13IJ— bod k a
Touring
soo.no
1323— Dodge
Touring
suo.oo
“TKIIMS TO SOMR I'K O P tK *
10 P K H CUNT O F F F o i l ALL CASK
I. IV. PHILLIPS SONS
FLORIST
THE
FLORIST’’
bWi ft,r aii occasions.
M y rtle.
Phone 209-W
a n o o n iNVEHTHi’.v r
•rtlUK.t: nr** .V-rooni Ixi menlows, togrlhrr with earner lot. ( love In.
of IKr
Ill, mlr lorn IIon. clmurr
llmr. Think of II. *1.5011 down
will liu) thrm till. Uni rim).
ITIrr $10,01*0.
HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
And next week is going to be too
late. Act Now.
SUBURBAN HOME
Miscellaneous
For Sale
FOR SALE—Modern Bungalowlocated Magnolia Ave. and 11th
St., $ 1,000 cash, balnncc terms.
ALL WOOL SUITS
This Is n good buy. It. W. Deane,
Tailored to measure, guanintei
Seminole Bank.
to fit.
$25.00.
Sanitary han
cleaning and pressing. Scote
LAND W ANTii)
Woolen Mills. 305 East
East Sccon
Large tract of Florida land Street.
wanted for farm colonization pro
ject. Must be good land, no drain FOR SALE—Grocery stock an
age m ini red,) and well located.
fixtures, will rent or sell buildlnt
Other business necessitates th
Key West—Thompson Ice Com sale of some.
Apply Box 54Y
pany to spend $75,000 enlarging Sanford, Fla._________________
plant.______________ _________
Sanford Building and Loan Ai
Apartment house on First St. social ion Preferred Stock can b
This is a bargain.
cashed on CO days notice, Intern
pnynblo April 1st and October 1*
One five-room bungalow', in good you
can’t beat it.
condition. $500.00 puts you in this
Buy eight per cent Praferrw
house.
Stock In the Sanford Building ant
Five ncrc fnrm on hard road, Loan Association, established 1908
now in crops. Cheap anw on easy
Automatic
terms.
WANTED—Young lady to do
Located just out aide the city lim
stenographic work and lean
its, on the road to the Country
bookkeeping. Good opportunity
Club, Nice new bungalow with
Clnrkaburu
Exponent, m orning
Itoilgr Drnlrra
Including Sunday, m orning i.eue. for nmbitious person. Inquire at
modern conveniences—lights, own
I'h.iHft Xu. li._______ O ak A 2nd SI.
Herald Office.
1 com n*r word, minimum Itc.
water system, telephone, etc., 22\%
acres of land, seven cleared, orange
UI*:VKI,OI*RltS ATTENTION—P en tVANTED-A fi7.t cl... cook by Ll " s i ^ s L K
trees, and place in good shape.
sacola Is b eg in n in g the g r r a t m de
velopm ent In ntnrldn'e history; n P-irkf A v ? 0Ufl fn*nlly‘ APPlV 1422 Will ,ellMfor caih or trade for Close to Country Club. Con bo
half million doltur highway tn th* i aric A ve.
good building lot. See J. H. Jack- bought on terms. Prico $5,500.00.
Kutf ' beach Just
nnlshed; a tw o
son, Meriwether Bldg.
m illion d ollar bridge ncroaa K ii tm Apartments
bla n a y started ; quarter m illion
Oldsmobiic Four for Sale—cheap
BUNGALOW
d ollar opera h n n « under eonatrncfor cash. Phone 41.
For Rent
tlnn; tw o m llllona b ein g spent on
On
Pnrk
Avo.
Close in.
Five
h ig h w a y ; g re a test chance for live
clevaloper* to x c t In on around FOR RENT—Three room apart
rooms and Rath. Completely fur
Houses
For
Sale
Home
flo o i. W rits D evelopm ent Department, 300 French Avcnuo.
nished. Side walks and street pav
ment The IV nuirnle News.
We have houses to rent. Como
Pump
ing
puid.
A
bargain,
complete
at
in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty
AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au FOR RENT—Four room apart FOR SALE—5-room house, bath $7,000.00.
sleeping porch, doubtc garage,
Co., ltd E. Second Street.
HOOLEHAN'
ment unfurnished. Mrs. Alcxgusta, Gn.—Augusta’s greatest
1229 Sanford Ave. Box 855,
COLEMAN
e’assificd medium, rate cash .09c nnder Vnughn. Phone 323-J,
CORNER LOT
Rooms For Rent
charge. 10c per line, minimum FOR RENT—One two-room fur FOR SALE—Four five room
3rd and Oak
Located on Oak Ave., close in.
.30c.
nished apartment. Apply HcrPhone 440
bungalows lined throughout, just Enstcrn exposure. In nice neigh
ST. AUGUSTINE, FDA. — at. nid office. ______ ________
off pnved highway. Price $800.00 borhood. Street Pnving and side FOR RENT—Rooms with or wlthout\m eals.
Reasonable rates. FOR SALE—Buy your Christmas
Johns County Is renchcd through FOR RENT—One furnished apart each for quick sale.
Must be walks paid. Can be bought on
oranges now.
Fanciest frail
___
the St. Augustine Evening Record.
ment nnd two furnished bed seen to lie appreciated, fan give very easy terms. Price $1,500.00. Lincoln Hotel.
Quick results. Two cents per word. rooms. 1000 Onk Ave. ___ __
terms. A. II. Hawk, Gindcrvtllc.
FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J.
Sample copy on request.
10-room house in country near R. Ellis’ Market, Celery Avenue
FOR RENT—Attractive apart FOR RENT OR SALE—House no SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
paved highway, good loention, Phono 501-J._______ ___________
ment with screened- porches,
TAMPA. FLORIDA—lam po Daily
2018 on French Avenue. Apply
BEFORE BUYING.
electric lights, good wuter. II. C. FOR SALE—Turkovs for Christ^
Times, the great homo daily, reasonable, 310 Oak Ave.
to Mrs. H. M. Edwards, Pace AveDu Bose.
rate l t i c per word, minimum
_mas. G. W. Spencer,j>hpnft_4Q0.
f>uc_q.r P. _0,^Box.765.___________
Lost and Found
charge 25c cash with order. Write
BRUT
REALTY
COMPANY,
INC.
FOR
SALE—One Jersey cow with
FOR
RENT—One
furnished
bed
SALE—Eight room residence
for complete rate card________
LOST—Pointer dog 12 months old. FOR
three week old calf. Chean for
room
and
garage,
815
Park
REALTORS
0
blocks
of
Post
Office.
Phone
PALM REACH COUNTY—The
Black with white spots. Name 058-J.
cash. J ohn Murphy, Pace’s Lane.
Ave.
scene of stupendous development* Jack. Reward.
Owner H. C.
202 First Street
Sanford, Fla. FOR SALE - Fiat-top desk. Cali
Rend about It in the Palm Reach Dougins, Ford M otor Co.
FOR RENT—iuirgo office on
027-W.
Post. Sample copy sent on re LOST—Nenr Gongnloz Grocery.
First Street. Opposite Postof
Wanted
quest.
We have some beautiful lake fice. Reasonable. Inquire Semi FOR SALE Oil RENT—10 acre*
Watch chain with gold metal bear
■front lots on Lake Wildmcro one- nole Business Exchange.
15 minutes walk from city on
ings,
inscription
“
University
of
Il
ADVERTISING gels results if It
WANTED—Man with snw mill to half milo from the Dixie Highway FOR RENT—Two or three furn Sanford Avo.
Flora Heights.
linois
Military
Band”
nnd
Alpha
readies potential buyers. Pncut about million feet of nine, in u nest of benutiful dear lakes,
isher rooms. 018 Iaiurel Aev- Corey, 503 W. 3rd St.
latka Daily Newt is circulated in Zeta Fraternity key both having north shore Lake Monroe.—W. C. for sale.
nue.
an industrial and agricultural sec name A. W. Harz on reverse shies. Lawson, Orlando, Kin.____
FOR SALE—Fine registered Jer
We will build your home, land
tion;__________________________ Return to A. A. C. Co., fertilizer
sey Bull, 1 milk cow and flva
FOR
RENT—2
nice
furnished
)
scape
your
grove,
nnd
relievo
you
Scotch
Woolen
Mills
odd*
Jewwarehouse. Reward.______ '
heifers
fresh in month or so. Prico
TO REACH BUYERS or sellers of
housekeeping
rooms
$
20.00
month.'
of
trouble
and
worries
incident
to
dry department—Guaranteed Jew- , „
,
Florida real estate advertise in LOST—One largo liver colored eiry.—If not satisfied come back building up a place,
312 East 5th St.
1 for whole bunch $400. W. C. Lawthe St. Petersburg Times. One cent polutei, name Joe. Hill Hardware and wo give you n new one FREE.
In the meantime, you can go LTT:—
-- --------------------", sun, Orlnndo,_Fln.
SAI ,E— Twul ve nc res on
cent n word dully, two cents a word Co.____________ ______
cm No fiC E OF UNCLAIMED freight
Solid gold nnd silver, all lntcst fishing. You can fish in any one I*OR
Lakeland Stream; between two
Sundays;_______________________
of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t
designs. 305 E. 2ml St.
snip;—Tho following property
Houses
l
o
r
Kent
know how to fish, we hnvu several lakes; seven neres citrus, balance will be sold to highest bidder a t
TITE MORNING JOURNAL is the
COOK’ WANTED—Capable cook, experts
muck
and
semi-muck;
not
over
who will he glad to show
ncceptcd wnnt nd medium In
colored, wanted by small fam- you. Mr. Scholfield who hns been flowed
RENT—The desirable E. T.
easily irrigated; over Clyde Steamship Company’s dock,
Daytona (Fla.) One cent n word FOR
Woodruff residence, cor. Fourth! il>\_ Inquire_IIcrald Office.____ singing at the Baptist Church will three acres orange groves nnd oth Sanford, Fla., Jan. 17th, 1925 nt
nn insertion. Minimum 25c.
10 a. nt. unless sooner removed by
er fruits; three room house; screen consignee:
Oak Avenue. A fine place for a WANT TO SELL—List your pro- vouch for the above.
185 bundles of K* D.
perty with us now. Your do- LAKE JESSUP I.AND CO., Inc. cd porch; partly furnished; two Paper boxes consigned to Utggs
FLORIDA—IMtLANDO— Orlando gentieman nnd his wife to make
miles
renter
town;
half
milo
from
their
h
o
m
e
.__________________
!
scription
will
go
in
now
catalogue
Longwood.
FIsmornng Sentinel; largest classi
Co., Sanford, Kla.-*-J. D.
asphalt road; $'1000. Miss Annlo Chemical
fied business, rate lc a word, min FOR RENT—Five room houso,: now being made np. See the nuw,
Cnlder
ngt,
If
scientists
succeed
in
turning
imum 24c cash with order.
gas, lights nnd water. Apply nt nintinger nt the now location. ('. mercury into gold, we hate to think Stanshrough, Avon Pnrk, Flu.
FOR SALE—Red llllss Triumph
A. Strout Farm Agency, 101 1st
111 Ala pie Ave,
whnt will become of tho backor Spaulding Rose Four Seed
A. LITTLE WANT AD In Th*
National
Bank
Bldg.
i
;
2
du
ilunlrn
prom
pt
service
and
porch thermometers.— Cincinnati
Potatoes. Selected Maine stock.
- Ile ra ld 'w ill'‘bring you big re NEW FIVK-KOOM BUNGALOW
•x
c
fp
tln
n
n
l
w
o
rk
For Rent—Reasonable. Desir
Phono 270. Mid Florida Produca
sults. Advertise those old articles
There isn’t a man alive who Tlmes-Stnr.
CALI, MU*
Co.
you have stored nwnv and have able) location. A. P. Connelly & doesn't have pet shirU that he
Interwoven sox will make n very)
digs through tho draw for. We
no use for. A hDlo thlrty-cent nd Sons. Phono 48._________1
Will have Christmas treo for
Sanford Steam Prcsscry
mny bring you several .dollars. FOR RENT—Small house nt Gin- hnvo that kind. They are made appropriate gift for him. Wo|
y
o
u r si leetion—vnrnnt l o t. 2nd
derville with garaee. Rent $12. by the Manhattan Shirt Co.. Me- have them nil ready in Christmas
Phone 148 and a representative
First Mtrrct
und
Park Ave,—Monday.—Buy a
boxes.
McKinnon-Markwood
Kinnon-Markwood.
will call to see you.
_____ Frank J. Tukach. Pico Hotel.
tree. M. M. bird.
Furniture and Rugs
Help Wanted
Join
Yowcll-Drew Co.
BETTER HOMES
CLUB
You can buy Furniture nnd hugs
of Quality at moderate prices.
Our Better Homes Club enables
you to pay for it a little at n time.
paid by January 1 st,
will be turned over to
the chief of police for
collection.
ELLEN HOY,
Deputy Tax Collector
Dec. 16 to 31st.
WonrterfUl Winters
•IMlqhlful SuwmcVfl
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE NOTES
TO HUY
FOR SALE
I ) '.
LO TS! LOTS! I.OTHt
$50 11oi*n, ft'.'o per monIh will pul
MAfiMtl.lA Avenue lot. enrnrr of oil In p,«ve»»lon of name of
llHKlief, OHvtaZ, enfttern e»|io»ore. tlir *ir«l IoIh In limn. U r linve
l.iirtie onk nlutili* Irerr. *1.1150.00. loin Inrnlril hi r*»r/ Hrrlloi,
$'250 rn-h. . Ilnlmire uioiillil).
Hir cll>.
i t v 1-2—
11oo *i r t it a iHiir.it iii MiA low . « t.nsi: i.\. aka it f t i i ooi
A.AI* f'llLHITI. lilt. IIAHCAI.A $ 1,500. *501 FAHIf. IIAl.AAl i: KA.Hv.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
Well located business property.
Desirable residential property.
Highly developed farms and groves.
Unimproved lands.
Haggard and Company cun place your prop
erty on the market to your advantage.
Try the service this organization can give you.
Fifth Floor
BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK
UVu acres on Luke Front. High
point on proposed boulevard be
tween Sanford nnd Monroe. Sc*
First National Bank Building
Sanford, Florida.
(Realtors)
103 Magnolia Ave.
Phone 48
AH city licenses not
" a n tiw
S I V - r o o i l l 11ll llicit In** , (I liril roollll*
m ill l . i . l l l —In
len litrro.
im rn ur,
m iH te r n e » | i o * « t t e .
$500 r a i l , . I ln lm i o i i II i
N 0 T IC E
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE F L &
I'ltlK Avennr lot. eorner of 11th.
rnrtrrn rvposurr. A fine httllillliK
lot. $ 1.730.00. 5*150 eonli, hnlaiiec
11101111115.
noer
Don't take chance* in cheap
cotton mixture—Buy the wellknown guaranteed Ail Wool Scotch
Woolen MilN suits tailored to your
individual measure. 305 East 2nd
Street. Only $25.
Haggard & Company
—Orlando—
Phone 72
W. J. Thigpen
1°3 N. Park Ave.
Phmro 122
BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
it> TH it> THE. * b O P E R iM T E tS D E M T ?
W E L L - I W A N T t o o T O T E L L THAT
LAvOV )M T H E N E V T F L A T T O
ST O P HOV/L.IN"- tT 'b T E R R .IO L E
S H E O O r s 'T -I L L S E N D FQiR. T H E -
e>V C O L L Y - \ CAN'T ‘bTAND
TH K T RACKET* WhiOEVECi
THA^T WOMEN 1*0 T R y i n ' TO
shnc o u c h t t o e*e <o h o t -
&UT TOUE l HAVE TO •
X O U R V J IF E I S H E .V T
DOOR. ViSVTINC* A1NO
HAPPENS -T O tiE THE
ONE THAT tS SlNOtNC^
P O L IC E -
^ITKR^ANDJlEPAIRS
of typewriters for
W easy terms, for rent, also ,
Office supplies. Room 9
CU'L
l
r
law yer
o^b u y a n :
o rfu i~ & '
n°l>* Bank Building Annex,
i Phone 417-L 3.
K AND METAI. WORK
, H. COWAN—AU kind*
> »nd SheI t Metal Work.
' ■nd B oat. T a n k a .
A t O ak
1
I^ j* nd Third Street. Tele*
s-j-.__ STO VHS
m b STOVE WORKS—Oil
• t*s Ktot*$*», tvood otoves,
'‘^l yictri.lna. Your credit
-V- pla>ne 431^3. 321 First
' •'■».
f r a i i e
FO R RESU LTS
Real Estate
Yrar
Ask Mr. Connelly
lIKI.O. Day or night .serDay phono 3S4. Night
696 ____ _____________
LING STATIONS AND
AUTO SUPPLIES
ETCS FILLING STATION,
day and night. Sanford
-e nnd Second Street.
Ml'S’ SERVICE !STATION,
bus, Oil, Tires, AecessoService with u smile. Elm
First. Phone 447 L3._____
IS—Three rations. Mng4and Second. First und Elm,
»ril Avenue and 10th Street
[ft service.
BK.U'TY PARLORS
HARRIET. Mnrmello
5 °f all kind). Rain wuter a
«'ty.
Old Firat National
iLP’hhling. phono 2 i.r>.
DRUGS___________
DRUG STORE — Prepbon.!, Drugs, Sodas.
Wa
In near you as your phone.
Real Estate
Automobiles
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The Sanford Herald, December 20, 1924
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 20, 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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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SANFORD, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1924.
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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS.
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Unsettled Monday and Tanadar;
. 1 >blv local rain*. . 1
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NUMBER 128.
HRS. GOHPERS New Labor Chief
OFFUNDGIVEN
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NightShoppiilgTime
Extended By Stores
IJji1*’
isurelndicates
'
;
A t an aid to Santa Claus,
the store* of Sanford will re
main open each night until
Christmas. It was announced
Monday. ■The additional shop
ping time allotted to the city
by the merchants is to add to
tho convenience of those shop
pers who do not have tho leis
ure to make their purchases
during tho day.
Tuesday a n d Wednesday
remain for thoso who prefer to
make their Christmas purchas
es during the day. Virtually
all of tho business establish
ments of the city will closo all
of Christmas Day .
•
il E l e c t i o n
le Held Within
3 or 4 Months
:rs Of Own
ty Surprised
—
—
Message Dentes Charges That
Jugo-Slayia Has Been' Re
sponsible For The Internal
Troubles of Past Few Days Widow Has Not Disclosed
Whether She Will Contest
Albania’s Appeal To
Will or Not But Reported
League Is Supported That She Will Take Action
Bishop Noli Insists His Coun
try Is United to Combat
Recent Foreign Invaders
Accepts The Chairmanship of
Board of Trustees Foy Ob
taining Endowment For
The Page Memorial School
EIGHT ARE KILLED Ra*r and Steet May
AND SEVEN HURT 36 Hours Followed
*
By Warm Weather
Fitting Memorial To
IN
TRAIN
WRECK
Walter Hines Page
Left Only Minimum
Amount to His W ife
Storm Releases
Hold On Mid-West
Plan to Give a Post-Graduate Observation Cnr of Soo Line
PARIS, Dec. 22.—The Jugo-Slav Will Was to Have Been Pro
bated Monday; More De
legation in Pari*, on behalf of its
Plunges Into Chippewa Riv
Course in Foreign Rela
________
%
government Sunday issued a catevelopments Are Expected
er When Switch Bolt, Weak
tions
At
Johns
Hopkins
gorinl
denial
of
charges
brought
Prominent Poliened by Cold, Gives Away FreezingWcatherConagainst it In connection with the
^ NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Owen D.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—
disorders
in
Albania.
The
note}
b
Including
William Green, who Saturday Young has accepted the chairman
Samuel Gcmpers left an es
tinues to Grip New
CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis., Dec.
hu>8 Jugo-Slavin has distinctly ob
afternoon was elected president of ship of the board of trustees for 22.—Tho
tate
valued
at
about
$30,000
identification
Sunday
of
da Favor BUI
served tno principle of non-inter
the American Federation of Labor, obtaining the endowment fund for the body of Miss May Morrisey of
York State Monday
(lumpers’ son and executor de
vention in the internal alTaira of
succeeding the late Samuel Gomp tho proposed Walter Hines Page Stevens Point, Wis., definitely set
clared in his petition for pro
Albania, tho independence of which
ers, has been secretary of the School of international relations
lu te of document (lied Monday.
l, Dec.
22.—Premier
V WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—
country Jugo-Slavin always has
United Mina Workers of America nt Johns Hopkins University, Her the casualties resulting from the
i’s dramatic announce
plung
of
n
Sou
Line
observation
considered one of the essential
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—Mrs. since 1912. His home is in Cosh, bert L. Gutterson of the control cnr into the Chippewa river Sat Indications arc for rain along
the chamber of depguarantees for peace in the Bal Gertrudo Gompcrs, widow of Sam octon, Ohio.
committee, announced Sundny.
the South Atlantic and Eaat
kans.
“Tho Unitod States ns n creditor urday at eight dead and seven In
[trday, in giving notice
uel Gompers, has retained an a t
jured.
All
passengers
of
the
111Gulf States, rain or sleet in
nation is now faced with oppor
The note ascribes tho present torney to protect he* rights In the
. modifying the electunities nnd responsibilities which fnted coach apparently havo been the .interior Southern States
agitation and political struggles settlement of the estato of the
sv, kept the politica atshe has not had before,’’ Mr. Young nccounted for.
ninong tho Various parties, which late labor leader.
re buzzing Sunday.
said in accepting the invitation to
J. J. Heffron, an 'uncle with and light snow in the middle
it nays exist throughout the coun
She has not indicated whether
assume tho leadership. "If we nro whom Miss Morrisey had made hor or northern sections east Mis
try, and are not limited to the
iate and legations and
she will contost the will in which
to discharge these adequately, wo home since childhood made the
frontier.
rcles were in a state of
he left her onl.y the minimum al
must educate ourselves. In order identification. He stated that his sissippi river within the next
throughout Sunlowed by lnw to a widow. Gomp
to educate ourselves, we must or niece wna n school toncher nt Ab 24 to 36 hours, the weather
Appeal Actively Supported
la of conpecturcs and Excessively Heavy Finan
crs. bequeathed tho bulk of his es
ganize for the purpose, because our erdeen. S. I).. nnd wns on her way
GENEVA,
Dec.
22.
—
Actively
lling the air. Most of
bureau announced Monday.
very remoteness prevents us from home to spend Christmas.
tate, the value of which is undis
supporting
Albania’s
appeal
to
the
clng
For
Next
March
Has
have not yet recovered
coming
into
immediate
nnd
daily
closed,
to
son
nnd
grand-daught
The temperature will
grmiJJ
Besides Miss Morrisey the dead
Been Relieved. Secretary leaguo of nations ngninst Jugo ers.
Boiler on City of Jacksonville contact with International prob are:
itonishment.
Barbara Spencer, baby; Mrs. unity except in tho Florida Penin
slavia
is
Dr.
B.
Blinlshtl,
Alban
Mellon Announces Sundav ia’s permanent representative in Capt. Julius I. Peyser, attorney
Springs Leak But Passen lems in such a way ns the people Harry Jones, Sioux City, Iown; sula but colder weather again will
tr’s decision Is interEuropo by their closer contacts Charles M. Pnrdoe, Minneapolis; oversnread Lower Lake region and
aning th at ho intends
for
Mrs.
Gompers,
said
Sunday
gers Escape Injury; Steam of
Geneva, who spent a strenuous
must necessarily do. The need of n Miss Florence Higus, daughter of Ohio Valley Tuesday night or Wed
general elections In
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—The Sunday circulating information in night he understood counsel for
er Out of Service for Week post graduate school, built on the
iril, and It has caused treasury has been “successfully re an endeavor to justify the appeal Mr. Gonipcro’ sons, to whom most
Pnrdoe, also of Minneapolis; Ben- nesday nnd section farther cast
principles of research, seems to me neth J. Henderson, Moose Jaw, nnd south shortly thereafter.
f n shock among the lieved of excessively heavy finan of Bishop Fan S. Noll, Albania’s of tho possession will revert under
Penned in the boiler room by not only obvious but pressing.
libers, as well as the
Snsk.; Richnrd W. Sharp, Toronto,
bhihop-premier, for intervention. the second will, intend to file ap
"Certainly nn appropriate insti and
Although many of tho cing” for next March by its re Dr. Blinishti issued a series of plication in the morning for pro the falling of an iron sheet, "Pete"
Moderate Weather Prevails
John Dunne, New York City.
negro fireman, was scalded to tution to guide the post grndunte
senators left Saturday cent fiscal operation, Secretary communiques fresh from Bishop bate.
CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—Tho great
Tho
list
of
injured
showed
no
death Saturday morning, when the work in the field of rerenrch, is change Sundny. Of those the most est fury spent by tho cold wave
id Christmas a t their Mellon declared Sundny night in Noli at Tirana, insisting thnt the
"In the event the second will is
begin their., electoral n formal statement in which It was people of Albania, far from re set aside,” said Capt. Peyser, "the boiler of the Clyde Line Steam Johns Hopkins. It Is well located seriously hurt wero M. I* Spenc which swept across the country the
irliament resembled n disclosed thnt the total issue of volting against the existing regi first will then become the legal er City of Jacksonville sprang a territorially nnd has nn excellent er, dean of the school of Journal past week paralyzing transporta
tero the leading poli- new bonds in the December pro me, have become more and more will. Thnt gives Mrs. Gompers leak while the boat wns tied to the record in tho field or productive re ism of tho University of Washing tion nnd communication facilities
search. The spirit of the place
and accompanied by sub-zero tem
red to exchange opin- gram has been something over united in "combating the foreign the' entire inheritance outside of dock in DcLand.
is sound, nnd lost of all. but not ton, and Harry Jones, Sioux City.
light on tho confused $750,000,000.
None of the pnssengers suffer least, the school will be n fitting Spencer, whoso wifo’s fingers were peratures, released its clutch on tho
invaders." Jugo-Slavin is pro- a few special bequests.”
midwest Monday and was replaced
'file attorney pointed out that ed injury nor was any damage memorial to Walter Hines Pnge, frozen nnd whose bnby died in the by moderate weather with snow in
While the new issue of 20 to 30- proclaimed as the invader. Further
year, 4 per cent bondn.. primarily the communiques allege, the seiz Mrs. Gompers had not mmlo her appriciable done to the boat, ac whose extraordinary work nnd fine frigid waters of tho Chippewa wns sonto places.
was for refunding purposes, the ure of guns near the frontier bear plans becuuse neither she nor he cording to J. B. ('aider, local agent spirit has contributed so much to injured Internally and his hands
.treasury, sought and obtained in ing marks which prove they were hud yet seen the second will. It for the company. The boat, how the feeling of solidarity among were frozen.
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Freezing
Work of removing the car from weather
excess of $220,000,000 in cash. The furnished by the Jugo-Slavian ar was filed at the court liouse a t ever, due to the inenpneitation of English speaking peoples.”
which swept into the castmy.
the
boiler
will
remain
out
of
com
il:30 a. m. Saturday and the court
Mr. Young’s associates on the the river was completed late Sun
remainder of the issue of new
states Saturday night on tho
ender Ciolitti expresr- bonds was taken up in refunding
Prisoners Confess
house closed nt noon. Consequent mission for approximately a week, hoard of trustees of the endowment dny. Search of the wreckage fail ern
of nn icy northwest wind
>n that Mussolini final* early maturing securities including
fund are:
ed to reveal any additional bodies wings
Prisoners captureri by Bishop ly they are awaiting opportunity it is belipved.
continued
to hold away Monday
Jed to return to the third Liberty loan four and n quar Noll’s legions are claimed in the to review the document before an
Dr. Charles W. Elliot, president and those In charge of the work although indications were, It would
Pnssengers of the boat, which
tem which had worked ter per cent bonds, treasury cotes communiques to have admitted nouncing their intentions.
wns bound for Sanford, completed emeritus, Harvard unlven ity; Ed expressed tho belief that nil the bo of short duration.
Uily for over half n cen- of 1926, and certificates of indebt they participated in incursions into
ward W. llok; Roland W. Hoyden,. jcictp>
y n had been nccounted »^r,
Capt.
Peyser
said,
however,
the
trip by rail.
,*
it voter preferring to edness maturing next March 15 Albania by orders of the command customary procedure is for persons
former United State* observer onJ I...? ooffLial
ffL fil hiquliy* into
' the
in to .ff__
Despifo persistent rumors to tho the reparations commissioner; Sen- probnble cause hiquliys
it own deputy rather than With tho cosh obtained from the er nt Prlzrend. One of the state who have legal rights to un estate
of
tho
crash
wns
iert collective party iteket. sale of new bonds together with ments says thnt "soldiers of Bul to consent to the admitting of the contrary, officials of the com ntor Carter (Buss, former secretary started today with Harold E. \o rk the coldest weather of the
insisted thnt there had been of the treasury; Mrs. Herbert Stafford, district attorney, and of season I was ;recon|o<J. Shipping
OrUndu Approves
the treasury will be able to meet garian origin who had token refuge will to probate. This Sirs. Gomp pany
although no scrioun mari Fn-auom Snlandra and nil
in Jugo-Sluvia are also among the ers does not intend to do, he added. no "explosion." Tho boiler, it was Hovcor; Col. Edward M. House; ficials of the Soo Line pursuing suffered,
requirements
until
March,
Rime casualty was reported.
yib* halve expressed appointed
out,
is
of
low
pressure
Adolph
S.
Ochs,
publisher
of
The
invaders
and
are
in
charge
of
the
separate investigations.
when another fiscul operation is
Asked if he culd explain the
I n r u w i.
• ■ •
Tin? Lctinthnn arrived n day
heavy and light urtillery." It de apparent estrangement between the type, carrying not more than 20 New York Times; Franklin D.
Reports immediately following
p u i Autidola, former min- due.
pounds of steam when in opera Roosevelt, former assistant secre tho wreck laid the enuse to a late. I'iie only steamer in dlsclares
that
"the
entire
transport
labor lender and his wife, Capt. tion. This pressure, it is said, is tary of the nnvy; William 8. Sims,
As was expected tho bulk of the
1/ tit colonies, who is tho
trv was tin* Muuagui which lost
p w ot (he opposition, dc- refunding accomplished with the of munitions and general war mn-1 peyB*cr' ^uid" hJ "ii!i‘“no't*‘know“ oV not sufficient to cause an explos rear admiral, U. S. navy; Henry switch bolt which, crystallized by a propel lor 0ir Nantucket Sound
tcrial
is
being
done
bj
Jugo-.Slaany
unusual
situation
between
tho
fifteen
degrees
below
zero
now issuo with made up of treas
L. Stimson, former secretary of temperature, snapped under the from New York to Huvuna.
them. Mrs. Gompers had in her ion.
wlfcin havo tho next clcc- ury notes and certificates of in viun automobiles.”
war;
William Alien White, editor weight of the train and allowed
On l.uke Ontario one tug waa
The reason thnt tho negro mot
Another communique issued by possession, ho explained, n copy of
itr tile fascist government debtedness. From these two kinds
of
The
Kmporiu
Gazette,
Kansas
missing
and another imprisoned in
Dr.
Blinishti
characterizes
as
an
tho first will, with information as' death, it is said,^was that thc iron George W. Wiekershnm, former a t tlie last car to veer up a siding. five inches
of paper, some $135,000,000 was
* to make a revolution.”
of ice. At Ogdcnsburg,
sheet
over
the
front
of
the
boiler
invention
out
of
the
whole
cloth
Thrown!
from
tho
tracks
by
the
to
where
it
wns
deposited,
and
'
*
turned
in
exchange
for
the
new
«alled Aventino opposi
torney general of the United split, the car humped nlong tho N. Y., u ferry was grounded all
the
roport
thnt
the
insurgent
chiefs
fell
against
the
steel
ladder
leadkeys.
te! Amandola pcrsonflcs, bonds. The treasury was gratifi
States; John Girurnl Agar; Dr.
night on u sand bur with a« largo
n resolution declaring ed thnt almost $100,000,000 of the nt El Bussan condemned to death
She wns ill when Mr. Gompers in" from the boiler room. Unable Edwin Anderson, alderman, presi ties for a hundred yards beforo number of passengers. Bli* snow
it move In presenting an third Libcrtys were offered in ex Premier Noli nnd all the members departed for the federation of labor to escape from tho room filled with dent of tlie University of Virginia; reaching the trstlo and then con drifts in northern New Yorf, with
of hi:i ministry.
kill merely is an attempt change.
convention in El Paso and for that live steam, tho negro received in Julius H. Barnes, former presi tinued half way along the struc the mercury belw ozere. i t was
Meanwhile,
the
council
of
the
t attention from the gruvreason did not accompany him. Mr. juries thnt resulted in his death dent of the United States Cham ture before toppling over the side ltl above In New York City. Ono
Tho secretary’s statement nlso
nituation and to find an brought out thnt a saving of more league of nations, which has just Gompers ulso was ill, departed with with u short while.
death here. A gradually rising
ber of Commerce; Van Lear Itlaek, into the middle of the river.
The steamship, it is said, is now president of the Baltimore Sun;
Henry I^iwson, Chippewa coun temperature is forecasted with the
r the government, "which than $550,000 in interest would be completed a session in Rome, finds u nurse and hud been under the
and politically is unable nccomnlishcd in the next three itself confronted with a Balkan care of a nurse for three weeks being towed back to Jacksonville General Tasker Bliss; Robert S. ty coroner, declared today that no possibility of a white Christmas in
tr to stand the grave ro- months, or the time in which the conflict which it is recognized will prior to his departure, he remarks. for repairs.
'A
Brookings, president board of trus steps to hold nn inquest would be tiome sections of the East,
tj of a situation which maturing securities had yet to run require delicate handling and which
Thu reference to the late chief’s
tees, Washington university; Gen taken until Monday, at least.
the arbitration counsel failing, alleged illness was taken as a hint Begin Search For
Wed.”
eral John J. Cnrty; Harry Chand
Know at New Orleans
because of the lower rate of in probably
will necessitate a special that Mrs. Qrmpers’ attorney is
cnlutinn says the bill is te re st on tho new bonds.
ler, publisher of The Los Angeles Muncipal Court Fines
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 22.—For
meeting of the council.
considering an effort to break the
eknowlcdgement that the
Missing Air Pilot Times; I)r. J. A. C. Chandler, pres
a brief interval Sunday afternoon
I*mn is Sought
second will, which was made after
»is right in maintaining
ident, William and Mary College; And Bonds Estreated and aguin Sumluy night snow (ell
Premier
Noli
himself
still
is
ac
facist majority in the
Mr. Gompers left Washington for
Henry L. Corbett, rancher, vanker,
in New Orleans, but in u amount
Doc. 22. ~
— ™
Search Portland,
tively seeking a loan for his coun- the El Paso meeting, and just be- r CHICAGO, *'lv\
a illegal, and that jireOre.; John W. Davis, for Monday Amount $130 insufficient to be registered ut tho
nir
j try. Some advices reaching here fore his visit to Mexico City. Capt. {\°\"
tf the bill cannot imply
mer umhnsHudor to Great Britain;
Weather Bureau. The precipita
insist that hin failure to raise the Peyser will obtain photostatic ",uil »,ilot’ n,Us,nir 13 hour" and Dr. W, II. P. Fuunce, President
I incii imposed nnd bonds order tion cald by unofficial observers to
present government will
Inst
seen
winging
westward
with
loan needed' to give realization to copies of the will in the morning,
Ifenerul elections, experBrown university; John II. Finley, ed estreated Monday morning by bo first noted In more than ten
his democratic dreams is one of following which he nnd Mrs. Goin- a cargo of mail over KanevIMo, III., of the New York Times; Dr. Ver Judge Shurou in Municipal court years, amounted to a few scatter
shown that "free elecwas undertaken shortly uftcr day non Kellogg, permanent secretary enriched the Sanford treasury to
tho chief causes for his present pors will make their plans.
i fascist government are
Monday morning when Pilot National Research Council; Mrs. tho extent of $130 und costs. The ing (lakes.
We terms.”
Mrs. Gompers is suying nothing light
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Tho difficulties.
The mercury In New Orleans
Page
took
off from Maywood Field Irwin Laughlin; Mrs. V. Everitt heaviest fine of tho morning, im
The Geneva Tribune today de for publication except through her
■ne^ty Criticised
hovered near the freezing point
Uunited States liner Leviathan a r clares
in
another
plane.
posed
for
a
charge
of
drunkenness
the present revolution in a attorney.
Mucyffi Henry Morgenthau, former
sdu'lon concludes that
throughout Sunday>and Sunday
Body Is Found.
ambassador Ito Turkey; Charles and wreckless driving, amounted night with slowly rising tempera,
►bn unanimously has de- rived Sunday afternoon with 11, natural counter-coup of the Alban
AURORA. III., Dec. 22.—The Lathrop Pack, president American to $100, the limit fixed by the
lto participate in parlia- 000 bags of Christmas mail and ian events in Jly; that it is the
tures forecost for Monday.
..... ..... v.v...
w4
logical sequence smeared with Tainpa Taxi Driver Is body of Charles Gilbert, air-mail Nature
Association;
George Foster, city ordinance.
pork, despite the attitudu 929 passengers.
lo-t Sundny night in a I pcabody,*^trusTeo”oif the ‘University
Four cuses were tried while three
Ternnicnt regarding the
Rain and Sleet
Bishop Charles F. Brent of Buf blood the reign of tho Princo of Freed In Murder Trial avintor
snowstorm over Keanville while ,,f Georgia; Herbert S. Phillips, offenders failed to appear und the
jw. and that It will ro- falo who attended the narcotic W’cid and brought into conflict
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Local
enroute from Chicngo to Omaha, former United States district at- bonds were ordered entreated. Two ruins und sleet in thu southern
Itc'se into consideration conference a t Geneva was among since the proclamation of indepen
TAMPA. Dec. 22.—A jury in wns found this morning about u torney, Florida; Cordenio A. Sever- cases were checked over for trial states
• eports of amnesty which the passengers. In a statement dence the feudal clans anil groups
and local showers elsewhere
Ijat government would he said that tho first and second of Nationalist Democrats, now led criminal court here has acquitted half mile front the wrecked plane, ance. former president of Amcri- next Wednesday morning.
cast of the Mississippi within tho
Bernard
Hucncl,
u
tnxicuh
driver,
Cases
on
the
docket
were:
Mag
His
parucuhte
apparently
failed
(can
Bar
Association,
by Noli.
|lr*mselves."
next two days were predicted Sunopium conferences, cleared the a t
of u chnrgo of second degree mur in his leap in the (lark and snow
gie Brown, drunkenness, $5 und duy night und by the Weather
r‘ite attitude of tho var- mosphere and prepared the way for
der growing out of the death of swirled about him. Gilbert is the
costs; Will English, violation of Bureau as the continuation of the
■mentary groups is not
Mrs. Wyatt Bass, victim of an first fatality in six months of
of the problem.
the parking ordinance, $5 nnd severe cold weather which has
• ®ut from present ir.di- a solution
automobile
accident
taut
August
He
said
that
as
a
result
of
the
transcontinental
nir
mail
service.
costs;
Will McCrue, drunkenness, caused numerous deaths und con
* would appear that tho
2. ilnenel testified that he was
$10 bond estreated; M. J. Murray, siderable duinugu in its sweep east
1fascist! are annoyed In conferences the present annual
not driving ut the time of the ac
reckless driving und drunkenness, ward.
that for them the next narcotics would he curtailed one
Markets.
cident
in
which
his
car
collided
$100
und costs; John Cochran,
tenth.
The weather will remuin fair
nay be less successful
with that of the woman. He claim
drunkenness, $5 nnd cost, and Al Monday und In the Middle Atlantic
“It should be stated,” Bishop
’tom once. In addition,
CHICAGO. Dec. 22. — Whont:
ed one of his passengers, a sailor,
lan George, $5 bond estreuted. The
• “pon the new electoral Brent pointed out, "thnt America
The Christmas Service ut the canes of C. B. Turner, charged with and Northern Atluntic States und
May, 1.75\ to 1.76'»; July, 1.50 to
took
the
wheel
when
he
stopped
to
Building
progress
on
tho
Ma
strongly
opposed
the
idea
of
the
the temperature will rise slowly
toncessioa to tho opposia tire, und insisted on run 1.50V*. Corn: May, 1.274 to 1.28. Presbyterian Church Sunday night reckless driving nnd drunkenness, almost generally east of the Miss
* renunciation of the In conference foreseeing what might sonic Temple, the Episcopal Church tighten
Oats: May, 034 to 634.
was u Christmas Pugeant, "And und of James Pendleton were set issippi Monday except in portions
pnd the City Hal! continued sat- ning the machine.
spirit animated fus- nnd probably would hapoen.”
faetorily
through
the
past
few
Kings Shall Come," by Mildred for trial Wednesday,
of the southeastern states, tho bu
Denouncing the first agreement
reau forecasts.
J^rate faseiti, who aro reached by |he conference as a weeks, supervisors declared MonWelch. It was a beautiful presen
A disturbance of marked inten
•frous, consider Muszoli- travesty, he charged India with day morning Thero is expected
Bradford
O
ffers
Pin
tation
of
the
Gospel
story
of
the
sity
wus centered immediately east
t 1 wise one, permitting being
wv," h responsible
•vJiiimniwiC ifor
v i most
m i n t of
\j i its
n » to be sonic *delay in .construction
.
it i;
expectancy and coming of Jesus
In
De
Molay
Contest
of
Newfoundland
Sunday night und
■“went to overcome pres- worst features. Bishop Brent paid
ncCl0U" t. l° f : C C™ 8tnias lloliwise men and kings and angels,
moving eustwurd to scu.
»tics, clear up the situa- tribute to the parliamentary skill days but this is not to seriously
dressed in costumes to portray the
As an incentive for the mem
Construct the fascist of Congressman Stephen Porter delay the completion of the build
Finding himself left to his own illustrated by pilgrims, shepherds, bers
Aided by woodcraft acquit ed
Knvrlopa New England
of the Seminole Chapter, Or
in
Scripture
story
und
Gospel
Song,
of Pennsylvania, the only Ameri ing.
Erection of the City Hall has through tcout training, Stanley devices, Stanley begun to remem Hutchison is being congratulated der of DeMolay, to build up the BOSTON, Dec. 22—Tho cold
>=}'* <»f the Right, ns can delegate remaining nt Geneva.
Pcckham, 14-years-old, spent a
wave which for days has been mov
f jollowere are culled, upMra. Henry II. Rogers, mother- progressed to the point where ma comfortable Saturday night in the ber bits of wood craft learned as on her flue work in directing this local chupter. S. W. Bradford has ing eastward, enveloped New Eng
Ptwctoral bill, nursing the in-law
sons
will
soon
bo
able
to
begin
offered
pn
official
pin
of
tho
ord
pugeant.
In
spite
of
the
rain,
a
member
of
William
Musgrave’s
of Count Ludwig Saint von
P islandra may be Mus- Hoogtraeten, returned from Eur laying the bricks of the second Wekivu Swamp while members of scout troop. He felt through his the auditorium and gullery of the er the the member securing the land Sunday, bringing with R a
party wore themselves
long chain of below zero temper
p ^ o r. The Liberals of
floor. The north wing, of tho aoutsearching
largest number of eligible candi-j atures.
found church were filled with |>oople.
ope
with
hyr
son,
Henry
II.
Rog
combing
the woods In the vi pockets for mutches but
Tho coldest spots ap pear>
ifilitti
followers—cqual“ore Alcoholic
building
is
now
practically
rendy
dates
by
Feb.
1.
The
first
part
of
the
servica,
in
them
wet.
His
next
consideration
of the place where he waa
id
to
be
Vermont, and
, n.’(| with the bill, laso in ers, Jr.
for the placing of the roof, and it cinity
which
the
gifts
were
presented,
wns
Tho pin is of green gold with Manchester,Rutland,
last seen. At U o'clock the follow was to select a sleeping place since unusually impressive. Five chil
M Ciolitti
ies InmayNbe
. Y.
N.
IL.
with
reporta of
l u'at
his
is said, the entire building will be ing morning Stanloy aroused him he could not draw his friends to
pearls mounted on the shield. It 12 to 20 below, Colcbrook N. IL,
Many Planes U nfit
under roofing within threp weeks. self, stretched, yawned and then him through thu medium of n fire. dren were presented to Christ by is on display in Mr. Bradford’s with
26 below and Wntervllle,
Dec. 22. — Two
Brick work on the Masonic finding he was none the worne for
Selecting a high rpot, Stanley their parents to be consecrated to shop win.low_at the Milano Thea Maine, 20 to 30 below.
To Fly, M offet Says Temple
1' b-'ay brought to 37
Following thnt, tre.
has progressed far enough his experience, ambled about 200 built u lean-to with which to fend God in baptism.
.
In Boston the lowest was ono
| j
a*coholic futalities
to
allow
carpenters
to
begin
on
yards
from
his
sleeping
place
to
off
the
dew.
Under
this
he
con12
who
were
(received
into tho
below zero at 9:30 a. m.
• The victims are John
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.—Only the woodwork of the building. a fire left by the searching party,, structed a bed of grans und turned (hurch a t the morning service who
Along the New England coast,
*®ng writer anti Nicola | 224 of the 810 planes in possession
Tho work is being rushed, accord There he was found n short time in. The scout method of search- had not been baptized, presented 30 Children Rescued
shipping remained largely tied up
, Fl><,t*rai author- j of the Nuvy Department could be ing. to S. T. Hunt, foreman, und j;ijer
ing for the lost, which requires co- j themselves os n gift to Christ and From Tenement Fire as
a result of a gale which swept
L v'e to locate the source used effectively in case of war,
Stanley, n member of n party of j operation of the lost for best re- were baptised,
thc^
contractors
expect
to
have
tho
off
shore.
drink.
Rear Admiral MofiVtt, chief of
four composed of A. Minchu and hulls, could not bo tried for his
A large offering was mndo to
Provincetown, at the Up of Capo
JERSEY CITY, Dec. 22.—Fire
bureau of aeronautics, Monday building ready for occupancy by his sons Carroll and
Thornweil
Orphanage
at
Clinton,
S.
Clarenre, searchers had not ut that time
thut destroyed two tenements and Cod, experienced one of the worst
RETURNS TO CAPIT told the House Aircraft Investi Apr. 1.
C„ in which
.pent Saturday hunting. Wlv.n | built u fire for hU to look for.
. . 355 orphan children warehouse buildings here Monday “vapor !»torni*" seen there in
Building
operations
on
the
Epis
gating committee. Five hundred
copal Church also are progressin- night approached the pnrty started i A call was sent in Sunday mom- are cured lor.
drove 12 families from their homes. years. The cold wind blowing
JJSGTON, Dec. 22.—Pres- plunes arc obsolete, he said.
to town only to find that Stanley ; ing for Stanley’s mates in the scout
in
a
satisfactory
niunner,
it
is
r f '»• OoolUlge returned
The wings of the nenguln serve Police rescued 30 children asleep across the comparatively warm
was mis:ing. Efforts to locate troop. The boy, however, was
* ‘. 1 « week-end cruise ^ Exports of ostrich feathers from understood, nnd it is expected to him then failed and the searching found before the scouts could be as efficient paddles in swimming, in tenements before the urrival of water caused clouds of vapor of
fog-like density.
* toniac on the Moy- South Africa have amounted to be finished well within the specifibut are useless for Hying purposes. firemen.
party
waa
organized.
•
|
mobilized,
i ed limy.
$16,000,000 in a single year,
’
li
&
E
I
TREASURY ISSUES
BONDS TOTALLING
SUM $750,000,000
NEGRO DIES FROM
SCALDS RECEIVED
ON BOARD BOAT
■
Leviathan Arrives
With Big Shipment
Of Christmas Mail
Sanford Building
Operations Going
Forward Smoothly
[
Presbyterians Give
Christmas Pageant
On Sunday Night
Lost In Swamp, Boy Scout Sleeps
While Party Searches All Night
-----
A —.
-
-
4-
�=
* m
TT*
ies On Monday At
-WesternStates WihterHavenHome
1
4*i *
‘
*
of
e silfy;
1 tfiillcn. William O. CaUeiTanrt w|(*.
On account of the holidays tho! Lrnlleoti Cullen. 3o5n D. pop*
next regular meeting wlfl bo aec“ — :— r °P«vr. Drmw.ir
LV
«•» r«et. th e im a Ito u th t i i ’f e e t '**
.
o n d W e d n e s d a y In J a n u a r y , 1023.' w
" . ‘t e C S T
point o f I w g ln h in g . c o n t a i n i n g flv
S . Range, S e c r e t a r y .
\ — Athr.
l-'nrrtt»r». Boiom an Michael a n d wif*. ■ere-< m o re o r l o t i . also.
.
.
_______ - - ■ '_______ _
| Michael. >i. .ft. Itomt a n d
C om m encing u t a s t a k e a t t h e
mm.
__ _L ... Is.
*
' J £ • & , ---.----llM
n 11 I,V:it«b
UH. VLewi*. Nnrtbe-ist
--------Dann.
F
r
a
n
k
. (ConUatMd from Pace 1)
C
dr
m»r
o
f
.
t
h
y
N
o
r
t
lie
a
s
t
Word has been received hero of t.y CO U RT O P CtJtlNTV JUDGE.
S u c c e sso rs In Q u a r te r I N « M ) Of t h e N o r t h w e s t
plad and wire facilities to the the death nt Winter Haven of S r m l n a lr CommO t. S t a i r «H » Inrl.la. TI nr iuestte. -enm!a ncdi c h Me
nr.,1 „ * e r y nr . t h e Q u s r t e r ( N W J i) • o f S ectio n »e,
In r e B a t a t a o f D. n
h. * r r
anl/| a b o v e n a m e d d e fe n d a n t* . If
wera only about 25 nor cent Charles W. Telford,
*" h , r *by Hlvcn. -to nil I'v ln x : n n d If e i th e r , a n y o r a ll o r T o w n s h ip I t . S o u th of M ange W
prominent
E a s t, r u n S o u th Cl y a r d s . W e st
lal. In Missouri. Jefferson grower of. that section, who pass w h o m It may eonaorn. t h v on th e nnld
d e f e n d a n t s be dead, to nil n a r - t i n y a r d s . N o rth CC y a r d s . H ast
J J n t d a y of D ec em b e r. I , D. 1921,
_ and Sprinxfitld were isolat- ed away nt his homo on Lake Ship I sh a ll a p p l y t n t h e Hnnnruliln ■; tlea c l a im in g I n te r c u ts u n d e r each t i n y a r d s to p o in t of b e g in n in g ,
a n d eVery o f t h e
fallow ing de
c o n ta in in g five a c r e s m o rn o r less,
dTfenrtnnta t l n v l r ? n . .
.aqd th e n were breaks in the Monday following . an illness of K. I In n .b o ld e r. J u d g e o f ra id . tTourl i
ni—.
ns J u d g e o f P r o b a te , - f o r - a fin a l f f r
X
-!l
^
M rginnlna t w o
a n d o n e - h a lf
l work of Associated Press leas- about six weeks. Mr. Telford, who d l a e h a r r o an A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of tb e H n o ae u e m d S J I i
u
o. I itu w n , decen.red. •y’r # 2 ft2 Mlehj»el./W m. U. H lngleton C i ) c h a in s S o u th of t b e N o r t h
I wires between southern Okln- wus well .known here, hns three aMn tda f et h ant f aD.
ea st C o r n e r of t h e N o r t h e a s t
t t h e n i n e tlm « r will
t e r < N E t t) of t h e N o rth w
aa aad northern Texaif and be brothers living in .this city. They p r e s e n t t n so ld Court* m y f.'nSI ante
r (NW !i ) of t t t e t l o h If
co u n t* n* A d m i n i s t r a t r i x «,f. m id
en Qallas and ,EI P^so. ship !0. Mouth o f f la n g e
e n d a s k f o r t h e i r spfir»Vnt. i i i n * u i n o ” ," \ v ” ” i " " * * « . *
arc: L. M„ S. 8 * and J. C. Tel
D ated o f t o h e r n>r a . n . m l ,
ttl r ‘
^ ° V n< ru n th e n ce Mouth five ( l , ............
*
h a l l ie n. im m v fl.
“ j ■•v < Hingjafcm, o .f. / l i n g
th e n re W e st t w e n t y (20) chnlns.
iWASpiNOTON, Dee. 20.—The ford. • ;
A ad m
mm
in iiss itrr m
a trr iix
1*L
*01?,| en
" o u .Hwuife.
flln gte ton tb r f l r r N orth fiv e (6) rhalnw, th e n c e
Mr. Telford wns born in Shan
A
x.
f.Wr|
t. L-----------Kllen
Ithec bureau Friday night cxf.w e iIe~n"""
h n
itU'
ew
K l l e n " l>ilti n ? ; l i t s t t w e n t y (SO) c b - l n s to po in t
a u r a D.
y . W . D. Unrlild
C o rb in ia n d
*L .........
'* W o rle
ley.
•d m cold wave area covered non, Mtyn., and raipe. to F'oridn .* ....T ".! .... ---------------n J-r T
J ^ r- .• ------«ure of F lo rid a . w ife, -Anna- P. *CdHll*r, fl. 'A. A m yx
arnings issued this morning many years ago. n o was united in ^ J. —
W f f sMt’th~ o r k
------------------ 7~
O scar •tAko I%t ih«j N o r t h f A tt CUB) C o r - .
I n r n ' E s t a t e o f W. K. J a m b s .
. include., eastern Pennsylvania, marriage with Miss Lucy Rountree
If.
h e n t le y a n d w ife. .. ,
-,n»r
i-f
t
b
s
N
o
r
t
b
e
n
a
N'etlce
I*
h
e
r
e
b
y
giv
e
n
,
t
o
all
Hew Jersey. Maryland And the at Wlntef Cnrdcn In lt»00. - I ^ te t w hom it m a y co n c ern , t h a t on tlto W h e a tle y , C h d r l.* a 'E : • W obh an d *,l) “ f tho N o r t bt wQe us la r t eQr u (aSr tlei -r
District of Columbia. It was for- he moved to Jacksonville, Whore ho SJrit dny of D ecem ber, A. D. 1921, w ife E m m ie f. Wood. I l n t t l e R. i.N'W'i) of S ection 2S. T o w n s h ip 2<»,
D avidson. J o h n D av id so n an d wife. South of Mange 29 Hast, r u n th e n c e
east that the temperature in those entered tho service of tho Atlantic J sh a ll n pplv to t b e H o n o ra b le I t H
n ttlo C, D nvld-on. J e r e m i a h A. West 1310 f r e t, th e n c e S o u th ICG
regions would full to to degrees Const Line, serving tho railroad r . H ottsholder. J u d x o of said Court, A m tell n n d wife. »:im« A. A n g ell fuel.
I hence H ast 1230 feel, th e n co
a s J u d g e o f P r o b a t e , f o r m y final K u rn le
bfcbve aero by Sunday morning. In for a number of years. Eight years tlla
n nd
biiaband. North 1*-’> feet to point n r h e r l n n r h n rg a n s A d m in is tr a tr ix o f th e C h a rle s E.I. WWood
ood.
W
illia
m
I
t
Mak
ago
ho
moved
to
Winter
Haven,
t^e South temperatures wore fore s t a t e of W. K. Jaeobe. deceased,
r nnd wife, Alslo R. lin k e r, H e n r y Ing. c o n ta in in g five ncrcs, a n d a l
‘ciut from 10 to 20 degrees above entering the citrus business, in a n d t h a t n t t h e a s m s tim e T w ill elln
n d a n d wife, l.lm io H. H and. so.I 'o n im rn r ln g a t a s t a k e o n tb n
in eastern Virginia to freezing in which he wns eminently success p r e s e n t to sa id D n n rt m y fin a l nr- Jo se p h It. T a n t u m nnd wife. A n n ie
c o u n ts ns A d m i n is tr a tr ix of said M. T a n turn. C h a r l e s it. i ^ r c a n d I n! m!-iiuir
" ' '(Vj)
, 7. ' S ection line ICO -feet
-the extreme north section of Flor- ful.
e s ta t e , a n d nsk f o r t h e i r ap p ro v a l. \V III lain M. Cnnlty, an T r u s t e e s nnd I • " " ,l1
' " f* “tl,,J N o rtb u a s t Q u a r t e r
D nlcd O cto b e r 29, A. D. 1921.
Mr. Telford wns a leading com
T lielr H urrvssora. M ary A. H e n c k ----------------MAItV J A CO US. A d m ln la tr a tr lx .
*»The following storm warning munity rpirit nnd one of the most
a n d h u s b a n d . K. W. I le n c k . D avid
•Was issued:
>*. MIMor
.inner iiuri
K. Allller
L*
a n d Willi,
wife, .Miirv
M a ry K.
M iller.
esteemed citiscns of Winter Ha
. “Advisory B p. m. Northwest ven. He was n member of the IV T H R m t t ' t ' I T r o t ' M T O P T H E I J. F r a n k A ml or s ok. JiMHiln AnderN
R
V
K
.V
nt
J
t
l
l
l
r
t
A
t
,
r
t
l
t
r
t
lT
son.
C
h
a
r
l
e
s
E.
I
tk
r
n
h
a
r
t.
8;.n
u tl
pterm warning ordered 5 p. m. Christina rhurcli, being n deacon
OK K M l l t l l M ,
IN
A M I m i l ! C. D lokron »n*l Wlfr,
iVirli.
Cape Hatteras to Boston, and from nnd secretary of the congregation.
NKSHVOLE C O U N T ). IN
w n . Mnni C, Dickson,
and
\v|f«
(T.llV.
Bay St. Iiouis to Appalachicolu. Fraternally he wns connected with
A nnie C. Dlekson. C h a r l e s j . C ntjrhe
» nd wife. ------------- Couehe. C h a rle s This I’nint is not effected by
-Fla., rapidly rising pressure will the Masons nnd tho O. R. C. a lead
CITA TIO N
.1. R o u r k e a n d w l f o . --------- Ilourko.
cause strong northerly winds to ing railroad order. He is survived C. W. K n tsn iln
g e r , C o m p la in a n t,
il. L.. Jllchai'l nnd wife, ---------— Ihc Rw./ing Non. II is Elas
night"
Mlehnol. ( le o rg o
Ifc M ichael nnd
by his widow, two sons, Sam nnd ( leo rg o l.u t h c r Michael, e t al
• Tho bureau forcast the follow Charles of Jacksonville and n
wife. Im o g c n e Michael. H. A. Mc- tic—It Contracts and Expands
D
e
fe
n
d
a
n
ts.
K enoov a n d w ife, —---------- M cKening temperatures by Sunday morn daughter, Miss Vivian, a studentney. H a r r i s o n A. Mr K enney
nnd
ing for states in tho South. *
T
o
G
eo
rg
e
L
u
t
h
e
r
Michael
nnd
nurse nt the Baysitlc hospital,
w , ------ T T “ .J Ir R o n n e y .
S ophia vilh the Weather—It is Non
Eastern North Carolina: .15 to Tnmpn. A fourth brother, Robert w ife. A nnie I m o g c n e Michael, Wm. M
eeks n nd h u sh u n d . ---------- Mocks
It. S in g le to n a n d wife, M a rth a A. W. f». C u llen mid
w ito ---------- -I Porous. No Moistnrc can jjet
Telford of wnunoo,
Orlando, passed
pnssetl awnv H
Mrs. JI. A. H u n t. Mrs. C ullen. W lllls m O, C id ie n an d wlfo.
^ fW h ^ Y lre U n a * 8r°iR degrees V,,1U,U
. 1!V lArHill. *■rv#l
1 Inn . l . t . a awnv
%f —* H lneleton.
n a h M. H u n t n nd h u sb a n d . P. Igsnllootl Cullen. J o h n IV P ope nnd in.
* l u » in nnrthw o.t
' ‘if!? * * * “ n*°' Une »I»t«r. Mrs. - *•a nt).
ISMUtf
»» • M. S in g le to n M
H u n t . W.
anil*d wife, —---------- Pope. L W. D r o w d y
or Horthwcst portion and Dorn Terrentine, of Jacksonville, O.
w
ife,
M. A. Hlnglgtuli. W . L. Single
-about 25 degrees above on the also survives.
’
**"d
— 1
D ra w d y . C hurl,
to n an d w ife. --------- K i n g s to n . G. I. W. e u n io n nnd
w ife.
J o s e p h in e
COUt.:.
Funeral
services
were
belt!
Tues
S in g le to n a n d wlf*, -------- ,— S in g F a n toll. Solom on -Michael an d wife,
. Eastern Georgia; 25 to W de day afternoon at 3 o’clock, in the leton. L w r ll e n H u n t. Low Ellon "
Sold Dy
Mlphhol,' M. H. Ileiin n n d
grees above on tho const nnd low Christian church, Dr. R. A. Nichols H u n t. L a u r a Q. W orley. -W. I). C o r w ife 1------------Ih'iiiu F r a n k H. I^;wbin
a
n
d
wife.
A
n
n
a
F
l
Corbin,
tl.
er .in .the Interior. •
ls. .1 r p s te o am i Ills Hucces.to,** |p
officiating with Rev. A. B. Crocker, A. A m yx a n d w ife ------ *----- Amyx, Ti-usi;
o r otlierw lbe. In nml tn tho
pastor of the church, assisting.
O t r u r If. W h e a t le y a n d ' w i f e , ------ l a n d s h e r e i n a f t e r jle s c r ih o d ; to all
----------------------------- W h e n tle y , C h a rle s K. Wood p a r t i e s c l a im in g
In te rc u ts
under
; I.* ,
•
...
or
G lo v e s a r c n C hristm nB S t a n d - " n J »•**■ K m ntle I. Wood, H a tt ie rh n m n a l i W ilson. d re e a se d ,
............. t a n a
j.^ D avidson, J o h n D avidson nnd
o
th
e
rw
ise
,
In
und
to
th
e
fo
llo
w
in
g
bv. Wo have them’ alTkindiTAIe' Wife.
a tt ie c C.
D avidson.
J e r e m ia.h d e s c rib e d la n d s, s i t u a t e , ly in g mid
— H
------. ......
...... . ..........
Kinnon-Markwood.—Adv.
A. A ngell u m l wife. E l m s A. An- b o ln g In th e C o u n ty o f K cmlnnte,
<rell. K u rn le I. IVnml nml huahnnil, n ■
Klorliltt, m o r e im ttl-*
C h a r l e s E. W ood. W illia m If. (h ik e u ln rlly d e s c rib e d an follows, t o - '
e r unit wife. Aisle I t lia k e r . H e n r y w it:
H a n d anil w ife, Llxxle S. H and.
f le g l n n ln g n t t h e N o r t h r n n t C o r
Jo se p h M. T u u tu in n ud wife, Annin n e r of th o N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r
Entranco into tho local field of
M. T a n t u m . C h a rle s I t Loro and (NW ’J ) of S ection 38, T o w n s h ip
tlie Sanford Bond nnd Mortgage
W illia m M. C anby. ns T r u s t e e s an d 20. S o u th or I tn n g e 29 E ast, ru n
Company, a new organization hav.
t h e i r .Successors, M ary
A. H c n r k the nco W e st 923 f.-ct, th e n ce S o u th
a n d h u sb a n d . K. W. H e n a k , David ( i l feet, th e n c o
Htg 1300,000 capital, was announced
H ast
r,r,y
I*. M iller a n d wife, M a ry E. Sillier, the nco S o u th «5» f e t t . tl. nee Knat
Saturday morning. Tho actlvitlea
J. F r a n k A m i n mom, J e n n i e A n d e r 2,»3.77 feet, tlionen N o rth 133<),5i|
of. the new company will include
son. C h n r ls s K. I ln r n h a r t. Hamuel feet to jiolnt of b e g in n in g , c o n
C. D ickson n nd w i f e , ------------- Dick- t a i n i n g 15 n c r e s m ore or leas, also
financing home and business build
son, S am C. D ickson a n d w ife, AnThu S o u t h e a s t Q u a r t e r ( S H U ) of
ings. general and industrial loans,
Eating too much rich food may nla C. D ickson. C h a r l e s J . Concho tho S o u th w e s t Q u a r t e r (SW'Vi) nf
bonds and real estate.
n
nd
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eeth.n 23. T o w n s h ip 20. S outh of
The company is planning a form produce kidney trouble in some J. H ourku nnd wlfo, - - ■ R ourke, SMango
29 E a s t. also.
al opening of it’s new office in tho form, snys u well-known author d . L. Michael mid wlfo. -----------T ho Must H a lf
( E 'i)
of th o
ity,
becauHo
tho
acids
created
ex
Michael,
(leorgn
Ifc
Michael
nnd
N
o
rtliw
e a t Q u a r t e r ( N W U ) of th o
Meriwether Building, on Second
w
ife,
Im
o
g
c
n
e
Michael,
H.
A.
Mccite
tho
kidneys.
Then
they
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of
flneStreet, Monday. A special pro
K c n n o v a n d wlfo. ------------- M cKcn21* T o w n s h ip
- 0. s o u t h of 112 W. First St.
gram including music nnd refresh como overworked, get sluggish, no)', H a r r i s o n A. M c K e n n cy and {•«»"
Phone 303.
29 E ast, also,
clog up and enuso nil norts of dis w ife. ------------- M cK cnnev, Sophia Mango
ments is to be given.
M eglnulng 495 feet N o rth of tire*
M■
e ek s nnd h u sh u n d . ---------- Meeks, S o u th w e s t C o r n e r o f t h e S o u t h e a s t T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY"
” Officers of tho company nro E. tress, particularly bnckncho and —
l
feet".’ t h e n c e " E a s t T j 20 ”f e e u " th e n c e
N o rth I t 4 if re reit id
to point ui
of hi»ve-*g smi
l n n»-Ing. c o n t a i n i n g five (6) acres, an d
to «njr and alt o t h e r persons, w hose
• n s m s e a t e u n k n o w n , c la im in g any
r i g h t , • t l t U u r in te r e s t in nnd to
th o p r o p e r ty h e r e in a b o v e described
o r a n y p a r t o r p a r r e l thereof.
It Is h e r e b y o rd e r e d t h a t you an d
each of you. b e a n d a p p e a r before
n tnt r sa
s a id - C iirr c u it C o u rt a t tb
th e Court
H o u se a t StuMord. F lorid*, on t h e
5th d a y o f J a jju q r y , A. D. 1325. an d
th e n a n d t h e r e m a k e a n s w e r to the
bill o f complaint e x h ib ite d a g a i n s t
,
E. A. DOUGLASS,
.
C le r k of t h e C i r c u it C 6 n r l
o f th e S e v e n th J u d i c i a l C i r
c u i t o f t h e B t a te o f F lo rid a ,
in a n d f o r S aiuIhuU C o n n -
„
5
»ear
fis s M s
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D ftU n
J J - J V r llS f
There Crainmer htx
que place
.
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TYPEWRITERS
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Dy A. M. W E E K S . D. C.
GEO. A. D eC otte* a n d O. W. Bponcer, J r ., S o lic ito rs a n d of C ounsel
fo r C o m p lain an t.
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t h a t tills
published
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fo r c l ie n t c o n s e c u tiv e w eeks.
WITJ<fR88 nty hand* a n d th o s e a l
of tlio circuit C o u r t of tho S e v e n th
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SUNPROOF
THE
KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
LOTS OF WATER
A. Douglas, president; Forrest
Lake, first vico-prcaldcnt; B. G.
Smith, second vice-president; W.
H. Tunnecllff, treasurer, and Fred
R, Wilson, secretary. Each of the
officers is well known in Sanford
fifiknclnl circles.
Tho familiar with the financial
, —lose
ittUntion in Snnford declare thnt
tpe entrance into the/field of the
new company will give nn added
impetus to. tho development of tho
city nnd county. It is understood
that the organization hns estab
lished connections with other com
panies giving it virtually unlimited
assets.
Mrs. Mary Harris Armour, na
tional speaker of the W. C. T. U.
will speak a t tho Methodist
Chprch. Thursday evening a t 8 o'
clock. .
lit c n r t i T o f c o u n t y j u d g e .
S r ml n ■•Ir C a n n ty , N lnlr of F lo rid a .
In re Katntn of L ulu Curdln.
w h o m It m a y r o n e s r n . t h a t on th e
23rd day of D e r s iu h r r. A. D. 1921.
1 s h a ll a pply to t o r H o n o ra b le H.
F, lloue holde r. J u d g e of said C ourt,
Juilgw of P ro b a te , f o r my final
d is c h a r g e aa A d tn l n l r t r a t o r of (h r
e s t a t e of L u la C a rd in d erS ssed .
e n d t h a t at Die nam e llrm* t ivlll
p r r e a n t »»» said C ourt m y final aerounlM a s A d m ln ln lru to r of nuld r e t s t r , n'nd unk fo r t h e i r 'upt<r<ivnl.
D ate d O cto b e r 29. A. D. t92t.
S C H E t.L E MA INKS. A ilu ilalstra tor.
■
“W W W
and
misery in tho kidney region, rheu- =
matic twinges, severe headnehes,
acid stomneh. constipntion torpid
liver, sleeplessness, bladder and
urinary irritation.
& J * « « * * * * * * 0 » * * 0 * * + * * * * « * « * t4 * * * * « * 4 * * * * * * « +» « * * M > , M ^ , * ^ M 4 W i |
Tho moment your back hurts or
k dneys nrenrt acting right, or ir
bladder bothers you, begin drink
ing lots of good water nnd also
got about four ounces of Jnd Salts'
from nny good phnrmncy; take n
tablespoonful in n ginss of water
before break fast for n few tlnyn
and your kidneys may then act
fine. This famous salts is made
from tho acid of grapes nnd lemon
juice, combined with lithin. nnd
has been used for years to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to activity; also to neutralize tho
ncids in the system so that they
no I6nircr irritntc, thus often re
lieving bladder disorders.
For a quick sale these lots are offered at very reasonable
Jad Salts can not injure nnyonn; makes n delightful efferves
prices. Terms to suit your conveniences.
cent lithin-wntcr drink which mil
lions of men nnd womon take nov,
A limited number of M ayfair Lots for Builders Only.
and then to help keen the kidney.,
nnd urinnry organs elenn, thus of
ten avoiding kidney disorders. My,
««■• means
invunn have
mtvi* your
y o u r physician
niiVHicinn cy
all
ex , W
j,,tlino v o n r 1 , : , „ ♦ i
, :
ice ? a
, ,m m c ' m ,r Kl'Int VH n t le n s t tw ice
a year.
, sF s'
101 MAGNOLIA A V EN U E.
is g o o d t o n i g h t -
Bui there's no dance music oil . .
.
so let's play the phonograph')
------ an .omaringly verzatile ini h ? ” B M *.r8£*?hlfir« new mtui.
V strumcnttlif! Brunswick Kadiola 131 2ealt ethrill
from tite;r Lrunawick Radiola*.
First it is a fluperlative radio-long range,
and highly oelective, yet siinple. Then at This new form of entertainment offers
Ihe turn of a lever it U Brunswick — the more than cither rr.dio or phonograph.
phonograph of highest musical achieve And it give, to radio that nuper-excellenco
ment.
of reproduction that Brunswielt baa
"We got Cuba last night—the bsrid wan famous in phonographic music.
ptaying T.a Faloma.’ Then we played the Decide now to come to our store for a
record afterward. It was awfuiiy interest- demonstration of Brunswick Radioli. It
n.’ . I never tire o£ playing iu”
wdl amaze and Interest you.
The Bodwell Realty Co.
Offers Choice Residence Lots in
ROSE COURT
i
JeUiSJ
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It
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Public Demonstration
Every Evening
n .■ v r r n h n r — anmnvlck now offers
~ ..> c n w '_ r — tho cIir<lcc,of t'VO S||.
[•■ctre musical instruments—the Brunsw!rk i’!ionc*crapi» atone without radio,
ami the Brunswick Ilndiola, which h n
rKonogrepb and a radio In one.
BODWELL REALTY CO.
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Slippers
95c
Towel Sets in
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Men’s Ties
Men’s Silk Socks
Boxes
$1.35
Men’s Bed Room
Slippers
50c
$1.00 j
75c
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Men’s Plain W hite
Linen Handker
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chiefs
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$1.25
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MIMtSmt V* -1
‘hrnC* Nortll
v l r i h . i j * " ; lrot* W l th e n c e
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KlAmlertu If living, and If dead. nil p a r tie s clMifilUK" ’ I n te r n a l
ifnhef
P a rlle a c l a im in g
In te re s t u n d e r
5
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M art hit J . F ln n d era. deceased, o r
J.M * aeetlnn*. * £ ? . , £ *° th
■ e»Nwt
K*|il
n c e b e| ntw e, ehn_
o th e r w i s e : Ja m a h M. Lewis. If llv- liur. and If dead, nil p a r t i e s c l a i m
Inir. nml If dead. nil p a r tie s claim - ing In terest u n d e r G o r g e tl. A fi
*•"»* d ir e c tio n N o rth
S3
i puny will lie held f t ,thn office of
te r e s t
lost interna* u n d e r J a m e s M. Lnwla. i kins, deceased, n r o th e r w i s e : A nd *hmo in•Dvnlvivj
* ” **, ** n ! n : j t r *
W eil
47H
n,
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the Company, in tho City of Snn- f f * f t r r n m Mill S ectio n linn to
dec eiv ed . o r o t h e r w is e ; Bnrah L il I to nil p a r ti e s el tim in g I n te r e s t tin
S 'S f u :t a
r r 1
' d e r Until 31. Call, deconsed, H e n r y n n k n ^ ^
lian
Haundern.
If
living.
and
If
dead,.
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rth
j ford, Klnriiln, on tho 20th day of I 33 degrvoa U r u t 520 feet, m orn
[ M. H lnkel. deceased, J o h n A. Do u r | lass, deceased. (IcorRe K. C u r r ie r , ■nV
Mr t h i : r m r r iT c o c r t . msvo r Icaa. to th e N o rth line- o f to
| J;’" l’nrV ,,0,?,r’* “ the hour of 3:00
j
deceased. J o h n D a v e n p o rt. Jr., d e
JcnicrA C cm ctriT . o p
*rrr*. I h enc e W ent
46* feet,
P f.OIIID.l, IX AND P int M12311l ceased, J o h n C. Ilointan. deceased,
I0
1 • M- (or thd frurposo of m ore o r leaa. to th e n fn re aa M to
NOI.i : COCKTT.*
.Tn*»ph M. Lewis, deceased. In th e
(onaluerinfc such matter* a* may
^•IrfJ®r». cohf/ilntojr n i . j s
follo w in g descrlh ed p r o p e r ty , s i t u C o u u h m ^ ’A
IN illlA NCK HY
r c rr» . of I m*!, mnt «* o r
ate. ly in g anil b eing In S em lnota C ounty, f7hr;da
' n tlm A r?. 7heret o re nr.lerc.l * nn
la m .*
n.
B irtlett.
(so m etim e *
County,
Florid*. t u - w ltr
re q u ire d t o a p p e a r t o t h e hilt n
kn<w n an d ralleil J . e . H a r rie tt,
it tn ohlet ' t f . | " ,M “i i i l ' t
Lots 10. to. no, 53. fit. 85. 06. *0. Js au m
ho„.
mid also k n o w n n nd r a i l e d J r
e s K. Iiartl!
,n “or-."!’
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33.
103.
l
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t
,
112.
113.
I
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.
116,
serlheil l n n d ^ Ui ‘- i h , ° ^
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flemlnol. County; Worl!! ; B artlutijh C ^ m p ln ln m u .
137. US. 133.130. 131. 137, 141, H I
d t j on U o o 'H v , t h e 2nd dnv 0f
anil th e r e renulrt.",'1 ia q "T1!
H. 0 . Chnso,
111. 115. 151.153. 153. 165. 157. 16».
k e b r u a r y , 1923. sa id c a u s e b a l i i r a Kdim* Ur.iUo-[T3ui
to raid |,|||IU|^ ' 1 la real,'^
J . K cn n e v .
I«7. 11*. H!9.172. 173. ISO. | j | m
. Tric.ti-e,. D ;iilrl
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1
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190,
197,
19S.
199,
202
dec
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l*n,i • 1
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20.3. 306. 212. CIS. 314. 2 IT r’2l*. 237 n l n r n >;.* .
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It. I* . f u r t h e r o r d e r e d th
» T o Jrmm.-i'llMlio: i r living, e h t ^ i
o r d e r he p u b lis h e d one* n tt
24J. 2.1. I.-n.267. 25*. 253, 2B0. 3«L
deed, jiill pnriid* .olnlmlnK Int.-rj-.n
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2hV,. 271.272. 271. 270. 277,"27*.
: c o t v r t j i t m j i v s t ot»tiT
Pfldrr. Lmnio- JRr | 4 o,. . iL re a a e d . .4.1
Mil 2**1. 2*7.25*. 2*9. 290. 391, 3DJ
a ’n e w s p a p e r ;
H M IM ll.t: COUNTY, I I.OHIN
to
n
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Trftc29'1. .301, ::02.203. .10C; litj. J«6, 307
V.' 1 ’ H anford. Hemlnolo
tee. If lv or . am t jf d»ad. all p„ft>
v m r lf h ,
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31*. m 310. 317. 31*. f i 9 ^ 3 0 . 33i; 323
Hirr.vri.' ok.
,
tteo rl:ilmlnR I n te r e s t u n d e r T h . i i n r
335.
320, 337, 22*. 329. 334. .735. 33*.
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III.' • I ',-reAsefl.
J . K'-mt')', T r u s te e , d r i , r
of N ovem ber.. 1921
!??■**?■
»■<• 14R.'5Mg. 319. JI00.
othenvt.o.; Daniel J u d d . If; living,
• 'IT AVION.
•
3f7. 5f*. 370.. 371.
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Hsti- . w idow of Hum
a
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dead,
till
,
p
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t.le r k t lrenit C o u rt of
lnterr.it tiniler |D dn|el' lu 'd * • „ —
3*7
o22* 50*.
?!£• r.09.
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3*3.
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fill. 3»t.
M2. 5fS
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ml ( H i t h e r I tlg - (Se ll)
cd. or . .t'tr r w le r ; H « , t e r C. N ow liall
no1* Co,,ntjr. P lo rlt
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516.
517.
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n
nd
• I'd ... hi .I. and Huai* H in e s
If living, n nd Mr -.1*110,-Ull p ^ r u k a
olalmliiR IntereHt u n d e r H e s t e r C.
'' '
unty. F lo rid a . ' Kred ,< . % & £ ' WEKK«- *
siil..’i i t" r . T rd ,n .‘r 1° \ Un P,nn of th e
•Newhall. <l«c, m ril.
or o lh c rw liir:
t
,,f , b r land " f th e A l
'•
*rei. dlvett t h a t C. 31.
* N a v ig a tio n
. t t n i h l - l r n t - r of thu rst.H * . Kol’r l f o r fu r C o m nlnlm m t.
Kdwrn \ic k c r .t . ir living, nm l If
i/onipally's
lands,
a
de.itl. all p u r llr a c l a im in g i n t e r e i t
• ‘ illn - u -s th is the 16th
Pint
th
e
re
o
f,
reeordi
u n d er K dwln V ickers, deceased, or
' • • >’■" ' * '24 filed in th e
*> V ' * * >5. of ,th e
o th e rw is e ; H a r ri e tt c . l'n g e. If ||v ••HI -l ... I It Inn to t a k e p.lH‘31 O S * h » | | M I I « *
I V i ,| If r 7
ln-r. and If dead, all p a r t i e s rlalin " • • - I property «.r »:im| ' i:\T n
a
n y p erson anil nil
' I " ' tl d e n t s nil I Chur,u - 1
Iru4 Interest
under
H n r r l e t t c.
ttonit) is, n r uro in
vn'd • • u t e . d u e t o th e I n - 1
I agr. deceased, o r o th e r w is e ; M. i]
n m . p h iin m i t herein,
Tol.* if living, a n d If dead, nit
<•( the persdtm l p r o p e r
c
la im in g a n y r ig h t,
p a r tie s .T u r n in g in te r e s t u n d e r 31
' 't p r o p e r ty lielng d e s c r lb - | Jnnica A. Allnuin. Complalntant.
pst In a n d to tfi,***,
O. i *l»v,
^ie*»i nr ott^r •V f
la n d s o r n n v nnrt
K thoi A .lm an. I.e re n d n n t.
W ll.iv’w urd. If living, a n d If dead,
N W U of NE«i o f 8 K H
rill | u l l e s c la im in g I n te r e s t u n d e r
w . . . . , . ./'IT A T IO .V
•ton
32. l o w n s h i p 19.
To K thel A llm a n ;
J. U liny w ard, ilrcoaeeil or m..,.,-Ita n g e 11 oast. 6 a c r e s
•<r less.
n..nl.,o - ',.r0ehr r " ,,y «'f'«fred t o he nml Wise; T heodore T h n x te r. J r . If liv
a p p e a r b efo re o u r anl.l C o u r t at in.. ing and If dead, all p a r t i e s c l a i m
' *1 a c r e s s i|n a r e to f p e
otir lfoine In Hanford, Klorlda. In
8 W U of NM’ « of
Interest nndei T h e o d o r e T h n x tt o above entitled cause, on th* ing
" 32. Tow nahR. 19. so u th
nr. Jr., d. r eu se d o r o th e r w is e ; Mill
■I IHlSt.
Marble amt Clrnnlu from i
i h . i L y . i r •\'l n u n r y w hich Is Urn ion Knowles. If living, nnd If dea d
nuarrle*. ne*t of q u a l i t y ’ ’o m m a n d ed t h a t you n nd (•in day o f J a n u a r y . A. l> i r r .
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Writ* for latest deslana.
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Sonion .
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R O Y A L i IfUIT r n .
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V,
If living, a n d if .lend,
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rw lse; VV. K. lildille. If living, an d !
H I . served III the mime inail. dead, all p a r tie s c l e lm in g Inter- 1
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r o th e rw ise ; C. C la r k e W a lw o rth . '
■ .ill he piildlshe.l r..u r I'liccesIU t, . an d If dead, all p a r tlc a
w -•'•■ In T h e K anfnnl H erald
la I rn In-- I n te r e s t u n d e r «\ I ' l a i K e l 1
ev -irp er
niihllshcil In Hein IA U c in T E c r
. alwi.rlh. d e c .n cd . or o th e rw is e
C ounty, Klnriiln.
•hn l>. I.overlng. if living, an d if J
I I . -: HH my h and nml s e a t of
First N ational Hank *2Idff.
i ' in ty J u d g e ' s C ourt on t h is
t. ip day of December. 1921
H anford, ----- ------- - pinriA*
B. K. HOUHIIul.DKH.
’
1’
,
C ounty .Imlge.
0,OOORATS
S lip
KohkinjBr ’ T o r *M odern
Sairf l»rof'\s*
rmer Amhpssndor” And I H i o t m l nuildintr
Hodent Killers in AtSocitfy Rcatity Is' tnrk; Nejrltci Duriuu MIC
- Afiisr Thyment tSfll >
IVriod Is Cum c uf
1* -Tf/irmlV
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R / na ?
^
' " [ f i ' . i i u i B.rtOO/jtrffl vAtftlih
n,,<i IarKC^R*ction n f Iho^roil.
g * t « | tint; b . t i l l r
T f „
I t lU' nf r-bvTT hi* nvnrlhto th,-1vault-.’«;■},\.J,,W nIt«* c
'
,f '" i'.u i tm n in g u l i v e r y ‘p r tln r o f n - v f r n l hu n tir
• » . the
IH ’h i t i ‘0 l h " 'J k s b i s lu c k y London*c r n t
ctHrh'rra
[.
hn'. u: m 1 r.wor ho* t h o ' tlifd'r u l t i m j t o o l.jcc t i n
1-. cr,hrWeHc«
in n jij n - a r a tr e . ' t o tin- O e r n in n , th e .. • t ,
* 1;’, l i
Vr” , 'rsr'‘ *, n , v , 'V t»ho n n h a m p t red a n , I a f t e r ot
r e g ' ! h ir c a r f o r a m o n t h a t H 't i r n a t u r a l ImnnL* in
HK‘-h« w i r y appl.Q .nnci
to - ' c U o n s o f t h e c ity bm
■Wj
b e t e g th o f o r m e r mnbnt.- t h e r i v e r e v e n t u a l l y in
t
i f t e ^ oU1^ a f S u J a m e s ' s . . o ld e r s to rn * a n d offlet la
■f
w',,' a , ,y
i l n r - t h e i l l y anti West Kml
I
‘ 1
w a s n ’t i h a t jn c . i \ | - other, ovijp w hich w e r e
to l looking for iuat /larvwyThere wan
.....2.
i,g Lorkner, At wlmw
hWSrdnahirir the tall iiiul tljgnifi-
•flftu.-rvnti.fci.il.b o u g h t 388 w o rth of
u^rhrr.cnt*. th lighting Mi>. Lii hJ1 *\° tho itdliit of viitnrn',if.fL ho
IniBty; her tomend the -I.ilL Vi hiut
MJlJi - M clri»roiJt*n Club.
s«.,.s.vp htCM.ng operation*
urt’ *’•
imilertakvn involvtIn ^tearti»g down of n.ntty ,.f
etij e old ouiliiingn, hus robboil
intruclcrtr «■< their uhodw. The
•r nrirk firp-prtyof Ht -ui turcs
tt: tlieir^pt.'iee offer in. ftsylum
■>' w aiR ie rm tr r u t
•lU'tmrf o f a row
‘
inir*
“pent H tr.it th " i at-entrhers
ty of VVcjtniin*t»r were
for . i vernl wdi-ki cha»,
killirift rut.* tm 'they rah
eondcmnptl building in,„
-•••ni.d alley*. The rat
d hi* n ;.*l*tant sent in n
‘ivr ,ly r,'UMoiJ L.r the
rnt* mid they wore
line for each bialy.
*on® *ere morP
Prc n^vnL*!**” ,n Uh*nCB^;
Shop for good ba
work. Ladies weir
N ext to V aldez/'
FresiTo]^
rjAOV* .
orconiJpg t<> Mr.
*J.d nt;im-liiiinsl ftrtficrv
ksatitiy who urov.j if;* to Tiffany's
W V;° s,-l;nhee<l • Colonci-finrv.:
IVIt c i (if t he IIIttniclfial .
Jj’ Vi. Ji’irry k, JJoHffrJicyce nnd en-i
rw-l'.d h.'m villi. „ i 1,000 ring
y i'nvp uirniMt rid th.
0-1rift or rattn. IncliK u-j
fUkib to the .keen ityc o f |fct« jfy[. .
•' ollifiiil*Inborn t h e ia l ■
to need, denning,
i»vc exti rmiiinted water -1
he i “htSgI gallnytly („ok tin**
wofxl bfetlcH Which for
' Tffnn-V •■* ‘"‘I til'A is tht
■tifcMed the old huildivr in- filIr companion ha« seen1
toje.i of j ..nddrt. With
vtl)'} trinket.
.
,
nt.oji^ of hriclr and r.ior?wW.rV\ Rewarded \Vifh 'T hank-1
V_ 1 he di | in Tiffany’* neither
* Hubustutcn j
v‘>V t„ .dole'
o.iyoiw connected with the
^vatpr-butts I
P7? ,
*h» "Inions'
liminuted by j
ft. That he rtmalned about th«i,
•d by u rnt-J
i:Jit length of tiir:o to have th e ’ catcher during
service in
India. Tbe i f . i
»nly ip ray oil
ghoul the pipes
rain.*, l>ut i : 1
lift* mucJi potency
one u iiiir i'j'
I sufficient to kill
into contact' tJian three year*
.Sarah J
■- thu result idle to entirely ri'
•J
Ha rah
A. Loomla. H enry
'* inserted in of ihif pt *t.
M
Loomla. .
L o o ml*.
All .» C. Haul. Harriett
ror the mcr- Lack nf other
M llllum N. Hind,
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C.lowea, J a m e s \V ||.
oioni’l" tele-: turti^d *evera| h
*n. M a rth a II...........
..
•• W ilson,
Ills wife,
rn* jii*t the| rnt-cntchcrs who
’V1’ A. ilpck*r. an d each• <jf the m . If
hud been jdoyeti .ildin- th,.
«nd If deuA,- al,
1
pnrtleN
■I'Htnlng In te re s t ui m *le r th e s.iid
dd pity' +119.1! ip th*' *>ttorle* n
-r-rtvl^
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M.
lino
1. Ilonn. .Surah J.
‘ ifc'itnd it* Jtc alfiiit iffo 01
lluone, C alvin 31.
S u ra h A.
1they Hbm<(I. stroy
J- "Hill H e n ry If. nooiu*.
Loomis. H n r r le tt
'•‘■""•I* Mien C. H aul. W illia m F.
ncct hbit nt and a imii rntts
!Jr'iii. C h a rlea
A- D o w n . J limes
and inwrort^yfar. Tho rat c
d i r t ha It
'2' I * " " ”.". *•*»« wife,
11 tli.’it hi* ’’ London boif<u
•’k er, nnd e a c h o f them,
f oth««r\v|ff(*;
’tco. U’hoh! V"liinti'vc houHi l'
i i e g l.y tho s w o r n hill
i f It, he re J«";«ntad for the •
" h e r e in th a t y o u may
(.dines with •r* half, [t co • n
" i In t h a t c e rtiiln r,.t,
' "* " ' . l a n d ait unt o In
' " t y . F lorida, a n d d«-i
1 < llowa:
th e Hast lino of |
I o w n s h lp 2(1 Soiiih I
l. i s t . at u s t a k e
• r . e t N orth of tin,
• ■(•nor of said seein l from tli.-nso W est
t " >he corner o f a
• 11 ' I h.-retnf.ire con■
N orth 21 d e g r e e s
•
■1 m o re o r less
ijno of 4o n c r a
'.■I Hu nee N orth 192
’. to tile |i|
1 • "«.•(> b e g in n in g
I'laco of coin•
i " i u .'u n seetlo ii* 7
1 ' n n . i i g f r o m tin'll,.,,
Elton J. Mo ugh ton ij
XH.JACliSO
Real Estate Loai
m
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J.f I >ec*nil...r. 1921. I. UN Si>«,<.
.Mnsti r In (Minnc.-ry, ,m 3I.,n lay
■r'.nrv 2nd. 1935. In f r o n t .If the'
!, f r . r f ° n t 1 Bonforil. Kliiri.ia,
I "f f i r t n r Male nml sell to the
I'fNt a ml hi1* t b id d e r fo r
,
lug th e le g a l h o u r s of
. 1, ’
o w in g ilenrrlhi'il
land, nlt tin(<■
• f “ " d l-olng m th e r o a n t y , r !
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r>
d*Ncrllii'd
ns
G ifts of U tility
Conte To
Ball Hardware Co
: Chiropodist
follotvs.
•
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I.. ( i l t l . F . K
Yowell Drew Illdg.
Phone,
Klavator
Rullingn
A
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Astronom er
[io Pro&tam
Program for Dee. 23.
(^A tlanta. Journal (429) 8
orchestra.
Asks Excursion To
See T h e Ecliose
C:80 Santa Claua? 0:45
WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.— The
no; 7 choir; 8 Everemly
of exeuri.ion trains to onable
am WEAF.
the public better to see tho total
Ituffalo (319) 7 concert. «cnp«»c of the sun. Jan. 24, 1925, i.«
(538) 6:35 Uncle Bob; Kujfgeited by Professor George 11.
; 7:30 atafte review; 8 **«t«ra of tnc Nuvai Obuervatory
1:20 speeches; 8:50 mus- here. He wua tliseusiing this pRet home.
nomonon which will bo viiblc, under
Chicago Tribune (370) favorable weather condition«, in
6:30 concert; 8 sinjfinK the cttsticrn part of the country.
) Jaxi, t r . ;
The middle line of the shadow
^tlcairo (345) 8:30 o r - 1Path durin« tho eclipse, tho pro0 music, fann program; tf.nor pointed ovtC wiH fun from
ntertamnienl; 12 orirnn, BufTalo to Montnufc Folnt, N. Y.,
over
Y ------SELL - i — RUNT
W~
This Paint is not effected by
the Bvt'/.ing aun. It is ElnaVERTICAL.
— It Contracts and Expands
| 1—Halanced.
43—T e r r e s tr ia l.
2—Channel bf
43— Irish
*)llt the Weather—It is Non
communL
(u b b r.)
cation. '
41—Member of Porous. No Moisture enn get
4—Ridges of
solution to puztle
o n n a a n iB
prlucety
glacial sand
A ra b ia n
6—Flung* intto.
ftmlhf.
6—Point of
45—
Loft*.
compius.
46—
Crude boat
t —Toaelilng at 49—
At >da.
a single
50—Light, thin
point.
stuff of villi
8—Ireland.
61—One of 4
10—
Economical
Jewish sor
11—
Singers.
of Biblical
18—
Withered.
times.
17—Vehicle.
63—Sailor.
19—
Blossom. 54—Melody.
20— Handle.
67— E a s y g u l f
26—One who
59—Direction.
gives com67—P r t* p o s i
mnnds.
tion.
28—Revokee.
30— Uko.
31—
Deduce lor
Ically.
S3—Titanium
(abbr.)'
36—Greek
letter. ' ;
36—Possess.
10—Act.
41—A South
European
How (o Solve Puzxlo. ■ 112 W . F irs t S I.
The host w a y t o m Iv* (|,ta
eroiA-word putile Is to run over
the list of horizontal and verti
cal synonyms In search of ‘fvv
dent or ’’easy’’ word*. If horifontol. the word you are look
ing for must extend crosswise
from tbo number to tha first
shaded stop on the right; If ver
tical, It must extend downward
from the number to the first
shaded stop below. When fin
ished, the words should read
equally well crosswise and
downward.
CO
7:30 entertainment; 9:30
gMfra.
fOS-Ncwnrk (405) 0:15 orWP—New York (493) 6 or*n; 7 quartet; 7:30 Gold
I twins; 8 Eveready hour; 9 . . — ATTENTION ELKS.
Mrs.
ft—Now York (405) 0:30 so
On uccount of the holidays th e!
il 7 trio; 7:45 talk; 8 address; next regular meeting will bo sec- *
♦rgnn; 9:10 baritone,1, sopra ond WedncMduy in January, 1925.J
S. Hungc, Secretary.
—Adv.
PHONE 548
F IR S T S T R E E T
■naBnannanwH nBnnaaiiSBM BBBsuEniia
PIG G LY W IGGLY
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT
I’kmir SUN
■noM aBnnsm M itaaM M nw uBBw tfi. • x m i i n i M i i a ^ i M M i i i a a i n t B o u a a
I HnaBRBSOHRDCQk
Chrlsimis tabic supplies.
Clean— I t-p a ir
DEP.mT.MENT "AJ
SPECIAL PRICES
n P V .a fc ^n r i *e<* to
S7^
For space and Infonnatlo 1
7il»j4nt U)
F *rwmlions for Christmas, In uddlliort to
icer^a there has been fathered for your in„ J™ * }? 1 aPP,e« from Oregon and WushinaI ' 1™ Jhe orchards and gardens where the son
tiices nnd ueJlcacles from India, cakes etc- to
Woodruff & W a tso n
TYPEWRITERS
t M n g r n Full
t r a n s p o r t a t io n
PIGGLY W IGGLY h a s made ample
H. S. POND
XW /.W /s. '/M
m
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Dec. S - n - l w S
Dec, 1 0 - 2 0 -3 1 - J n
fo r I’nllailnlphU v ia Ha van mi I
N antucket
Dec. l - l l - s j j »
IV-rMan
Dec. 4-15-26 Jn
HerkHhlri)
Doe. 8- 19 . 2:1 j rt
H ftrg s L '.d
■’
fianiton* hand cleaning and i
pressint hcotch Woolen Mills, 30S|
f.OKt 2nd Rt.
Ii
e x t r a 5h2n?«!
r ' ‘" ' " N
u l h c r ■“ «'
s a ilin g F u r linltlmurp tin Savannah :
/« • " « « *
tlloiiceNter
JffV t “ new progrniu of action)
which, apart from the usual dompnda of in 8 hour day, the d iv
oanrtment of urniy and uivy an d ,
he rccornitlan of the Rumrian SoV-l
iet l'cpunlic, n w M n 'apeeifle d<M
mnml for the ••Imiiii^iiatc and comP.cte c rac u n tln ” of the Dutch i,
Colrr^al posscisionti.
The jirogtam m sx i aho “ahiirpi
opposition to Holland’s servile a t - ‘i
titudo toward Brltlha imperial- M
i*M t. advocates Holland’? with(IrawiU trom the League of N n-!<
Mons. and announces “war upon''
the Dawes plan.”
JArfiNOXVIM
BANANAS lb. W c
SUG AR
lbs. 86c
BUTTER ar lb. 50c
Tennessee
FLOUR
Pillsbury
24 lbs.
MAKE THIS STORE YOUR CHRISTMAS
HEADQUARTERS : * •
'?at ■vm,1
•«> » e W * it nl PICCI.Y WIGGLY
OUR STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
P h o n e 303
T H E H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y ’
g * ® « ‘s:<«‘e«gfsi«egtg(g jSi(E(Stg(5
Liiggett;
Exactly what ‘he’ wants
and needs for Christmas
—at this store
»
Symphony Lawn
L'3 Claire
Larchmont
Lord JBaltimor
R iviera.
'Shot Guns nnd ShtIJ.s.
Hiintinu Coats, etc.
Pocket Knives.
Fish in 7 Tackle.
Tools of all kinds.
FOR THE GIRLS
'Vo arc still making thnt
lioidua—homc-mado candy
holy,
Hungry 7
Try one of our ham sand' h. . with bottled chocoluto
W«nt RvacOatfon
.;.
JE, Tla., Dec. 2ti.[ possessions
ps to Yaltf Uni-: taken as u
u " i m s i “ '«
| it Va*s*r Colima with i . ^ s Project is purely educational
Hte* and W00 annually fur vj, ’•* d0=,nrnd. designed to direct
L ri again this year wlQ attention to some of the imnortMed in a naUonal contest n" ‘ r“,at!ons of chemistry, to enSind secondary school stuae<lulrement of familiarity
^cording to information reJ cfer*nce books and other
the offlite of the state K gfcff of a^horitative Informatsndent of public instfuc- R0"*
Promote expression of
tm the American Chemical i M°URht nn“ tho formulation of
, which id conducting its; ldc-a‘- . . ,
prize ccaay contest. Ponds n
. toP'^? (?om which contestir expenses tit the scholar-.
, n bot“ high and secondary
td allowances Again wiU bej
, 01 .WjMat and tho university
nl by Mr. and Mrs. Francis'
, 0 contest must select
ran of New York.
8UWect* !or their essays are:
i
. . ‘ V'o Ualtlntoro nnd
I mladelphln and mil.
,ah
'vncl?',,,w
(s’Xeep.t tl.-kel
shir.. ’«'J? '
A" ro,,n"' "" Alleghany
FOOT SPECIALIST
r ’orns. Itnulnris, Ingrmv
lug Nalls, Heavy Call
ousca or tired acldnii
feet.
o n e h a l f o f th e
’Jn.'.rtvr
FOR CHRISTMAS
t» S 5 WAY FA III":*.
* AI Inn tip f i t ,
5t:tS..TT
llnltlt.inrp, 7|||.
3,3(1
IliiNfiin, Mnm,
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Flilriign, III.
.IXl.s
• I w p ln m l, o .
np.nt
•IJrlr.ilC, III p H.
-II,fin
t Mont r m l , I’, o . JIOJW
i i p , s a t it r P a 1
Be Awarded To I
■■■I# < i i t r v iT
ro lle r
ov
M A I I M i i i ; r n i ’XTY. F I.O ItlllA .
IN rilA N C H R V
jl» G u a r a n t y
a. MnrtgaRi)
( I ' o i n j . r l y Hanforil Alit;,-. l , „ a u
n .) a c i i r p , I’oniplalnuft!.
VN,
’ I'.' 1 4. on tho South
1 "•
j imnodut.
Tut I Colund Hor> 1* diMpntch from
r h«"ii(| of hi* exliad been a lont;
ixvfv *
«*iiit»»*
' or le«i ?
S
Toy Cookinff Nels.
Aluminum Tea Sets,
Aluminum Dinner Sets,
Sewing Scissors.
Manicure S cisso rs.
m
■
"
r
£
Toy W agons -
FOR THK WOMEN
Percolnters
Pyres Ware.
Cutlery.
Aluminum Konsie
Electric Irons.
*
.
*’ * »* , [ ‘
,
Men are funny about Christmas; they never tell you what they want, and
yet they’re pleased as can be when you get them s o m e th in g ‘they really
needed.
Tot Bikes — V eloi
A store like this, where a man comes for his own purchases, is the place for
you to come to buy the things he wants.
Society Brand Clothes
Milane Theatre
COMPANY
hus moved from 101 Sanford Avenue
W est First Street
In the Building foj tnerly occupied by
Better Equipped
Belter Work
Guaranteed Auto Repairing
IF YOU W ANT TO DO SOMETHING UNUSUALLY FINE FOR HIM
F. P . R IN E S
weiore making your final selection, hear all the otl
theTwoh° mC ° n appr0VaL Thcn ,et ua Place beside
This is tho final test of merit—the only test that
in ChrLstmits1'Boxes
ady-to-M ail” Service
Free
< nnve tho one you think best sent
phonograph ao that you may compare
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t hey J
could have
three weeks
minute shoppers will be snappy And unreasonable a n ^ th e
weary clerks will be accused of being Inattentive Rnd unhcipfflllsBf
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h a n k s . r e s o lu t io n .
employers’ r a t r o f o ® t l f c i v
1921
ILS THOUGHT FOR TODAY
E LEADETH ME: —I will
W' the blind by a way* that
knew not; I will lead them In
■ that thry have not known:
H mnkC'jiarknc** light before
i, and crp'okcd things straight,
e thing., will I do then!, ami
forsake 'them. Isninh 42:1C.
U
THE LfTTLE THINGS
ften it's a little thing
at makes a man or breaks a
man! , *
i unimportant happening— .
d good luck overtakes u man:
chance to win
’ may come to
you f’
whten yo^ least expect it to!
w a a a o M
a lo n e w ith th is th e a v e ra g e Im tW hlua t a „ freie m lly f t S lUS i nL i e, t rk w,ho i3.a c rv in sr h im an d h a s no id e a 'o f bela g t h o p g h t l e ,. o r i m ^ t t a n t . A m ^ i h o ^ T n d ? o d .h o p p e ra
clot k serves
se rv e s in
in a
a day
d a y there
th e re are
n re numbers
n n m im r, who Are
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aa clerk
a re m e m b ra n c e o f th e c o u rte sy t h a t elerk
I
a w a y fo r fuuTree u s e k i A X ^ e‘S y *th n ^ u e rk sh o w s » n d s to w in g !
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(JO CO W SH T EV E R Y B O D Y G O O D N I G H T
for « Chria,m“
«
II
ips today some grief or pain
iscsses you, distresses you
T affy W as a T hief”
on* may Viuickly turn to gain
1 hapmaess then blesses you.
U D d e rU h u c a p tio n , “T ru e M o th erlin n ii” t i.i« ir
Ittle things in life, I hold
point the way to Joys untold. w ritin g s o n * y e a rn „ g „ f „ r
magic > a n d of little things
uling us and schooling us,
'hether We bo knaves or kings
ften, too, is fooling uh;
tt__ ... *
ii to pay sufficient heed
»t may come of word or deed.
-.
,
n
■
1XH
»vm nm uied dow n th r o u g h th e c e n tu rie s it h « . 1 /
en it’s a little thing
1 breaks a man or ntnk»* n is a sso c ia te .l w ith s e l f l s h n L . t h e f t en v y ,| o f e v n - " ?C’
m an ;’?,* '
■ Terence a n d o th e r fo rh id il,.,, tu in ’ . „ : yl . t" ! 0.b?t‘‘cnct}» l r :
life neem* most discouraging
1 fate .steps in and stakes a win get the right ideals.
man;
■banco to win mny como to
you
prattle.? l i t a n y
••have
hen you lenst expect it to!
—Lawrence O. Ilawthornc.
.......... .. ..................... .
mur£ days before we eat
ike. *.
m
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th.° «lher. the young girl’s nnme
! Lucinda Duncan." She is h id ™
In the
emigrant rush, not'killed by £
Indians, but by loneliness, homeoickncss and fear.
And ih?rp Mlh° nin" battH nnn r ,!
*
V10 n:,nv mail riders
of old stopped and changed their
ninil pouches to fresh ponies
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FEW ER CHILD CRIMINALS
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MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor.
PHONE:—Rea. 423-J
PERSONALS
VM.
Reuben Mason „ llom
I*.home from.
Lakeland for the hoi'days.
The Rev. T. J. Nixon .ml
Uy have arrived" from Tampa
■„«nn
yr Pnr<>
tho Vuletlde,
season of
gaycty. A group
of th e 1
girls and bovs of the college set'
motored ot the Econlochatchie riv-i
er Monday morning to enjoy the
• ipt.,n bunting and nicnicing.
i
tU- ke,
I hcywaro
,en Vcrt»Mae
‘,y. Maude
Naomi.HcScoggan,
Holly,
James Sharon. Hllyard Malpas, J.
S. Long and Dave Aiunning.
Hstifryl . 1
J. F. Smith of Dublin Ga >«
lay
spending a short time in Sanford.
Ijine Sharron skill
A scientist claim, « t ' I
y of her -many
.n ? 'B.r
J en week-etjd
*nd G,cnnin Wimfv.-i itm r r :)•> b,«V!W
pjady* Morris is spending
d id n t fly a kite. That’*
biah. spent
the
Kisthe holidays with hit*. E. i t
Wonder if there i, a
Aimmce,
I of • ih e 'a t' Agtie.t
Brown at Silver Lake,
V e'rf'M rs? Char- ft J4 S
W.
M.
p ^ ^ « l% S s S f ia E J
« » ■ »• # : « . . . h.vc
fay. ft * y> i't i \
^ ^ " '^ te 'S fo n .'h o S .W J
HAS STANDARD RANKING
with hi,
K g * S T
■•Forrest’Lako will
Th»AI^NESVII,^LE’ Fla.. Dec. 20.—
Monroe B. Hutton left Sunday
Ine college of Engineering of tho
jidge la honor of
Mr and Mr*. \V. G. Harris of University of Floridn has mulfillMiss Maude Lake
Foatoria (O.) burirln. ..
Miss Nancjy Miller for Christmas. ‘n S a ,“" n“h’ °* ’ Mm’ z* t t S
f W“ h Mr’ *"J States
q!«.r.e qn
remcnt",
1- tho unmi
u'tcd
safe. Got only l 2
Bureau
of JEducation
of
.
ow they
thev can
M . wrtt 'k A
b • Va- ,. . . . • ■
>vny, now
Aal
the
Army
and
Navy
Department!
Fr^f*
p
"
d
/Mr8I)nv,a
of
money.
n,e ho"ie ff
^jr. ond Mrs. J. W. Baglcy of
CEMENT
^ a n f o r d 0* "pcnt *bc week-end in . aeksnovillc are lim guests of and now has the rank of n stand -1
Philadelphia m!n*hler
..n-Helienic Assocnrd engineering college.
T he’
iriends.
ara world's most criminni1
its annual Christ
work of the school is divided into’
so maybo somebo«iy
li"*^
George D. Bishop returned Sat
en Saturday, Dec.
four general groups: Electrical,
Fred Walsh is exDectcd Wcdncs- civil,
brclla or something *ot his
mcchanienl nnd chemical. A
at the Green Par- urday froip a business trip to
(lay to spend Christmas with four year course is offered in each
the Orlando Win- iampa.
friends.
t would be Interesting t0
of theso which leads to u bachel
Ji
It the man who returned CooliK
will be $1.50 per EuS«Vu «"
degree. Also, a two-year pre
Carl
Ferran
of
and Mrs. T. L. Dumas have ors
Lost dime is a retired Boy S;
paratory course is offered In ar
■nal sorority mcm- bustis were tho guests of Mr. and ns Mr.
their
guest
Mrs.
A
ill.ur
IiazBet he is.
•d.
Reservations Mra. D. L. Thrasher, Sunday.
chitccture and mine engineering.
=ard ot Augusta, Gn.
msin
,7
■ made early through
Mrs Gid Brown of Golden Rod
SMITH MOVES SHOP.
u n . J J i ! "P,?/1'1.111 million, frMnrv of Sanford. . .
Mrs. T. L. Dumas and Mrs. C.
The
Smith Motor Company,
in
,
’te
j^
fV°.rk
wi!l
ruhifoT
IC
E
....
.
,
.
.
1
.
icumnn
returned
Sunday
front
„,m .S“, “ n,"y’
M nin n mud effort to c m p l ^ t ^ fV. HawaVd chapter w“ D hWm|C
owned by M. M. Smith, has moved
Summerville, S. C.
before they urc out of date T
Daughter 01 the
rrom its shop near the foot of
A-McMichael and W. J.
ill have a meeting
First. Street
W.
H.
Bailey
of
Whitofield.
N.
w
ex, fv . tn - building on
Women, try to keen
^ , J an a t 3:00 o’clock
l,cf.t Sunday for a weeks
^
e
s
t
First
Street which was forU spending a short time at the
n,M f. Vo,„o„, r i , P. ”i L ! . i,,ii Mrp. A. P. Conne'- hunting trip in Georgia.
nurly occupied by the Oakland
Montezuma Hotel.
Motor Company. The new loca
<D>t«
S!nd,.f'w 'i U & *«2S* ii
J.°b') J- I>. Taylor arrived
tion, Mr. Smith declares is larg
f
•
Swope
and
Sidney
Swope
NOTICE
urbor y.k ° 0 ii, her husband hore,
Urinndo wore business visitors er and bcttjr equipped. Repair
.. a.meeting of the where they will spend the winter. or
in Sanford Saturday.
broeght to the shop, Mr.
-ion Auxiliary at 4
-Smith rniu, will continue to re
Allen Jones arrived Saturday
m ,..o mn'd , ,„ ch th.m
to phi Jy afternoon. This
Mrs. R. R. Wright. Mrs. W. E.
his personal attention. Mr.
uinesa meeting arid from Memphis where he is a t Y«»utr and Miss Elizabeth Young ceive
Smith was formerly with the
tending
the
University
of
Tennes
see is requested.
see.
of Ovicdn wero shopping in San -Seminole Overland Company.
ford. Saturday.
COMPLETE TRIP
TRIP
Raymond Nixon returned from
\r
1 x r — TTnSTUDENTS
* ouiswth COMPLETE
m**:
A Reminder
Members College Set
Form H unting Party
ifil
*1i r%I i I i
I' 1' 1
Our many patrons are reminded
that the $125.00 Toy Automobile
will be given away at Five O’clock
Sharp, Wednesday. December 24.
ALSO
The winner is required to be
present at the time in order
that the Car may be delivered
for Christmas. Please be on
time— we will not keep you
waiting.
..
OUR
Hooks without end urn being. The work nf ... . .1
, . , . II
oihouio is rapidly
Frederick Bell.
written on how to stamp out crime, (been engaging the a Z t L n ' o t sol’
td by Dr. John Gray, associate
Ion, nnd is expectHero and there cities of the United
Miss
Katherine
Lawton
nnd
Ho
,:r”f7 ; or of biology and Charles
the beginning, of ward varn of Oviedo were the dinmany agencies and organizations
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Estridgc Abbott,
associate professor of
,a tf ' ,ani1 Europe arc studying the awakening public conscience:
announce the birth of a son Dec. agriculture,
| school work. Tho
have completed n visit
Lee KU03tS Sunday of Mrs. F. V. 1.
crimlnnls *n laboratory clinics and
wi|l
he
called
Percy
I.ehas served its
,l® JH" ?,t:cti.°1n °P ‘b‘‘ir trip through
working out theories for reducing and intelligence ns evidenced by the ,
Koy Estridgc.
south Honda in connection with
activities of settlements, commun
or generations ns
IS NOW OPEN FOR MEMIIERSHIP
the criminal population by segre• f , i - 'dn» i.>nnd M/ 8* -D* S- Ooblo and
THE DAYS of emigrant oxenrt
ity centers, clubs, puronts’ associn-ji
S t’-.r ,st“!,icB< 0n ‘he trip they
Miss
Frances
Dutton
arrived
daughter of Indianapolis are
the section nround Sanstage conch, fighting Piutes and gutian of what is called the crimi tioru and the like; the development11
Saturday evening from Philadel visited
spending
a
short
time
at
the
Shoshone and the days of romonce nal type. I'enai codes and institu of the probation system; the in -1,
pill co-operate with Montezuma Hotel.
phia, Penn., where she is attend lorn, the ridge section of Polk
county, arid other parts of south
ing school.
"
V ? * ™ * Htixon who tions nro being overhauled to the tensive efforts of the Court itself -'1
ol in a community
ern Horida.
those
nro
smm*
I\t
ILL
1!
£
5
,™
a
t
Boownwe
directs
your
thought himself grout ..1 „.u ' 0,1,1 0 . Jack Horner who
end that offendcra not utterly in -1L,*!'0 ,nr® 8wme of the things that
Deposit a little money every week
Mr. and Mrs. Eusker Bosv/orth
rendered at the
George Cowan nnd Robert Ha
mat, ».« «..»____.
nave improved the conditions sur
of
New \o rk arrived .Pnturdny
post office is n good place Hubbard’s dog was hungry but hH °"bi Sel(ish- Mothur power tdan” sending energy In°a3l corrivilili.
I
Dec.
24.
The
Chuf.° " iKil,lt' "!n>' bo reformed as rounding the children of our
gan arrived Sunday evening from
l ‘l)V 1' SENTIMENTS
and
expoet
to
spend
several
weeks
directions,
nohibiv
ii; .. i l
1 well ns punished, and many tresu person these days.
aml is doing good
for
a
'Merry
Christmas
ne^t
year.
I AIMS, Nov. 22.—Paris today Is
munlty.
............... ““* comBuy
Blue’s
cow
sX
rayeinn^th^conrfiobr^^^l
Was
uniI,t^
Atlanta
where
they
are
attending
minei
n?
0t.
n
l,Iv
to
th,‘
Ruckhorn
visiting
their
neico,
Mrs.
Lawrence
-------- o-------pasnors against the laws arc re
sd music is appre- Drown.
Georgia School of Technology. talking admiringly of M. RobinKi«in. because he was a l s ^ on dutv T ^ U (,0S,troye(, thu nniiimn. ! m.!e9 away with S7.- stored to lives of worth instead of A« should bo expected, the non.
henrd. Mr. Seig
rouhla with some egg nogg town in rags and tars Simon X V
ore
in
They will spend the holidays with e«u. governor of tho hank ..f
ht
cnmc to s i g f f ’
being, coniine,I in evil works by mntnr? 0f r‘N’°";' Vork S tatc’s refofH ° f Kold
rrnne. He still draws ns com
kveral invitations to
Is that they have too much
Neil Blount arrived Mondny their parents.
the ol,l
<>1,1 Penology.
omnl,.™ amn?lerS th* juvc,nilc* i!« growing
I fstherings.
pensation the same number of
Itoal gold in sight is the thing tbu barbarities of th°
drowned poor pussy, who n?VC?* ,Ud‘nn^hm:m T h'eX Sl° Ut
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN
smaller—the work of the in-obHfrom n trio down the East Coast.
crooked as we I ns his viwe on.I
1ht man w“« Winncmurr? r ^ l ,Tho fiKhti"^ th,.
Mr. mul Mrs. Howard F. Esten francs he did before the war. "I
l-h_
‘!!»".sociul
nrc. »-ood,
in, Hon officers and the agencies foi
Mr. and Mrs. Hlount will go Wed
lod
hand
8
of
sane
workers’
into this hank poor and (
Itiiitors
to
Chuluotn
•girl./who is a »konrh
.
w |itectcd wita.him." . >mt
"m! 0VCT thi"* <*>»• fln,V
cca °.f th" 1 luteH would
r
i ro,Yjd*nco- tt- I. have arrived canio
nesday
to
Atlanta
for
Christmas
tl}!lr,nF.thL' environment of youth
Huai persons from with relatives.
shall leave it poor,” says M. Rob‘fr'm,te8t, "Kelley for the ls
Z . hh 5?“ nhrV pneo divided be- eUmlmiH
and
will
he
located
at
the
Monefore she Is married Humu.
is
diverting
youthful
lives
away
tween his Indians ami the Sho- ellmInatjon of crime is the move- from the road of crime. In Maasatezumn Hotel. Mr. Esten is con inoau.
jrns out to be u lemon.
• *--i^ an
e, 1 un,b*r Wav, which chusetts. Commissioner of Correce-soy ■».«-?
" vJr R i ™ r k / ; : i!'i
l!ut’ I,nn- chief1' 4 Whl ae° n°W for nn Median hrt nt'a n V W
The minister of finance recentnected with tho Ilodwell Realty
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o■ ■
Mn “i n " 1'»'l Fewer Child Crim1were:'
IX.divulged
this about M. I’ohia-i
'
V
.hite
»pen
are
building
efl'eet
o
f
t,„„e
f
f
l
1
S
S
h
E
’
S
i
"
^^hymeH?
°W
.,'a
l
"
°
"
T
'
mbet to save enough nion- t lie
il,.^ ,i
....... U<!tM .u|,unn
roports a« sim-l
iiouhes. harnessing water falls I innis. m Asheville ami everv nth- fiiT!!,ha.nfor',.
eau in th: t hamlH-r,-and nil thp
„ „
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
uen-'
L Tbmpson, Mrs. !ni?Uf hu/th.° htJIi‘,av« she will he
d gging h°ies in tho ground for !er community where Juvenile Court ”y^ rn d |J T h a t 'W T i '1'* <k,|in'luenJiny i , lhat auto license of
Mr. nrd Mrs. W. S. White. Miss deputies applauded.
'III l>o due Junuury flrst. '
Phillips,
Mre. Dr, f 2!. MiWCm e8d?y hy h‘!r daugh- Caroy White. Stacey and Harold
and
probation
officers
are
at
work
:nr."
thnt
Stnto
ho>
’s
«"<!
girls
F.
P.
FOSTER,
President
R
F.
WHITNER,
C-xshler
h
Id*i,vurcopper.
Cattle
of
> vuntain and the lessons they teach?
tei,
Miss
Blancho
Barnes.
----------the production of criminal* is l,„' *n r • ni° !” ]K\‘r Hent to jail:, or even
rlJo;
Rev. arid'Mrs!
®; It
The Chinese used to kill crimi
White of Slyvnnia, (ui.. will lie
SSS!i°ln0r v reiRn brcod* a r‘! ing .lessened by the best of
i “ !n‘ a8tr1,n.1 schV*»'- most of them I
wnlt until Wednesday to
«al Mr. William
nal!* by feeding them bread with
the
guests
of
Mr.
r.id
Mrs.
W.
K.
eat
t
em
TUU
n
,,av
not
ki!l
al"l
Mr.
and
Mrs
Harry
T.
Bodwell.
M,
ace< ln Private homes where
‘ at them. Thu horses, big nnd possible remedies, prevention
do; . Itov.r Lloyd
!'i!xi nilnuto Christmas
” bite through tho Christmas holi out salt.
Rvporta or u n t C
~
bv "". .“ “ "P >• b . aoml cl t i „ „ '
wn, Mrs. Mann nnd 'M r.and Mrs. Howard F. Estcn and days.
• The stores are open to- feeding chIMrcn-a mimla nm .i n-'I-LiS!* “ takt'" t0 avoid FreV!V|' “7 0,80 within fences.
»6y, of Lako Mon nartxf Ah llu e<}
“ c°agcninl
In the old duvs the money clmngf - ................... nibaiton aS K
r a S i S b C f S l ” “ ml W " f»r in" n T lJ ll,. “°n'- f'"m
-O-Don hear out these statements hnl..'U,
V’.
° r ol‘* we shail
' valuable assist- fr J lri.Wih'l hu(, dinner a t tho CounAmong those motoring to Or irs in Italy counted their iiunn-y on
Llub
Sunday
evening.
btrict Rally of IVoTheinmimirv
Association
(Jnds that jj„ven
le citiv
Jie v is
U waking
1 " ’unPUl,aii.n
t Ia»t
8r«nd rush of making it
lando Saturday evening for the a taldo known as n “banco". If
d,
. .i_____i_
i»t.iim.
r..«. so
ity Union which on
I,,/.>?V.T.
- • T.UE? E •»
’ Chrlstmus don’t forget r y ,h" ,a"‘ •“ »*'
*H vnuugn
enough romance
vaudeville
were. John Meiseh. Pet one of these men were uriuhlo to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
Morgan
its first quarterly
drertTi Home Society of
nlL
" ,mk‘
But back to
O»k f(«»th,‘
into a ,V'8t,‘rL
deep hole.
40fa‘’°feet Y‘H
lie-I
igjciational year, at jLay? "8 t h,oir guest Mrs. Morgan’s er Schntl, Pierce Griffin. G. B. Pay up his taide wan smashed i» .!
illtu i
mother,, Mrs. J. K. Mettinger of Ross, Glenn Wimbish, K. II. Me-! he waa s|atkcn of ns "hre’to ref
thorn are som e that are deHorving <f It,
fa!nofus co,,®cUon low ground, where the track cros
in
iM U
ses a stream Du the edge of the
wV, l°- , Mr- Mettinger will Crackcn. Sr., Claude Sistrunk and from which our word “bankrupt"
avefnor of Tennessee re- tho languagos of all nations
IM s ,,
a s ,‘nK, p,ace in hole a concrete mixer is at work
como Wednesday for Christmas.
I
Baxter,
Noriolk.
Vo.,
H. S. Pond.
conics.
man, giving
.rdoped a ----------- * nine
o f M o th e r to select f o r ’th e .
> •• “ V to th,° rib,h t
,S :" < S S S S ?i I S ' f - W - i u you<hfCi°di!
wd at tho Chuiuota
J t . f e t e . ^ L rn_cn Hr? preparing - ..... on
Dr.
and
Mrs.
B.
I).
Caswell
have
or his net. The man wuh/ so n g s th o se th a t a re fi-„, r,.
Il,,s u y Jin g les an d crad le ?foundations
for a new hridgTJust Court, during each of th i ' l i t com et,n :,n‘t r>,tho guidance of
as their guests for the holidays
m 19lu
lOl'l nr
r of him; Children.
t.0r «0 c X, m m h m .
, t a , l ™«*l»e llla u f lita and beyond th,- deoil snow is the group throe
uiiec years, than in
or n a nl .v ' n f o f probation
f i c e r “s .
EvFOR QUICK SA L E AT
Mrs. CasewelU parents nnd sisthe ten yonrs before In
r F'V W.n,yw.a r,l hoy or girl saved
"f
Hat
lcnl»
hi
which
the
workers
«n
and
a
party
of
siren.
must drown out your trouth.- ruiniher of .-hil.lr,'.,, ip Juv.nM,
» ro n r l«
l*rre interested in mT’ A[-r-.and Mrs- J - D. Huff and
I he tolloyving words .spoken jv
1 do 'f bi whiskey when
•*t the Chuiuota Inn Mi83 Katherine Huff of Atlanta.
an excellent lake near at th o u g h tn -p ro y n k <n ; “ A n i^rican xcnU y by Edward Hok are!-™ -'™ , of T hT Sp 'c". ^ " 'c p ^
frning.
Gordion Dean was the guest
.fuplle,, Franklin CliMc II„vt „f rSnlo‘‘Vil!. "~m'“
«?, ‘nr’ l
which* “ k wurk in this country,
Sunduy
of his brother R. L. Dean.
wimn was prepared 500.000.000
(of Mr. McIntosh are
years ago ns a home for flying says:
fc’“« Tho money's
ht,rnr\ f M ! f L „ h.7i
Siuiford rets the
...v ppace.
ned over his stid- They left Sunday Mn the latter’s
c it ,7
u, ........
in tlm
form of the
»ncc. He nnd his car for Miami where they will
7 *"rni
t of ies fo
Icinul owned radio broadthe Inn early Sun- "Pond the Christmas holidays with
PER ACRE
tation.
n v ,naronti» -'Ir. and Mrs. S.
Mr. McIntosh was Bobo
willl
k
n
!
?
J
lEAT
Krand
rhildi
nothing. That h the* tn.VhTh T - ST nu ,lon3’ «nd yet own W II know these mountains, valleysre n L i h l ' T eV V.,?ich knv,‘ been respan- the bf-st Vf'V el V* m?nvy sPrn t «>n
Dean.
Bid.
eys | h,c for tlelinquency and neglect, terprises
1
1
a,,,i1
ecor,omic enminds an,I hearts ofT o , , • L ? . “ b,l1r "'"B Uaolf Into the ml riv-ers, bv actual seeing from
’=
ve heard of this wise old
S »n?i.
*h»t bow much a ^ v e . as well „s children of to- ,----Mf- a,nd Mrs. Harry T. Bodd .0 said:
like i to give
bads of citrus fruits
day know some nearby resort.
jthis week to north- well will entortuin Harry A. Reed
>en I gives villingly it
.
M
h
on his h an k a c c o u n t.’
1The hulk of Chuluo ,»Jid George A. Bridgett ot din«»r
io so much I gives it
IN I '^ h l b 'T I O N S to come,
LAW’S SILLY DELAYS
mpn
Ver goes through Monday evening in honor of Mr.
A Mast Gorgeous Display
PALATKA NEWS
REALTOR
.ill""!1 L'oYernments more neatly
ping houses. Fifty Bcods birthday; They will he j„i,,civilized will allow no children to
The
largest
stock
of diamonds and platinum jew elry
pxpresH packages of in n tm.My Mrs- Frank Miller and
must give hubby a box
PVl»l*
ttlinu/M in
i n Sanford.
c.» 11 r<r ... 1
Mis-\
"
ijkoy
and
attend
the
CoSANFOIUJ’S
FORUM
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shown
in
a
two-column
editorial
Thoi
l)
iv;n
'
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V
Unl(:
nnd
deform,
bo
day
ns
Christmas
i»e sure to give him some
’’Is it any wonder," says The
hurn 3 Minstrel.
ROOMS 501.?
fBvl V
i
n
n
C,tv
s!um»They
will
p
’on t have to give away
Daytona
News
recounts
the
brutal
|
Journal
editorial.
to this country, to these hieh
Rings, W rist W atches, Pendants, Cuff Links
"that confidence
Editor, The Herald,
• Saleslady— Miss Ruba Williams
lands of Nevada. New Mexico murder a year ago „f the chiiuir.-np ,
Har Pins, Scarf Pins
uae.
and
will
put
forth
its
very
In
n
Milwaukee
<’.VIs.)
park
is
h- Gaston Jacobs ac»
Dear Sir:—
Usher, and tells of the arrest, tria! 1 t T " C° Urtf 8 Ut n ,HW «bb? Is
nn elevated, fenced inclosure thut
thUZ°Am
S°
0ra‘l0,
to
nl1
,,nrts
of
1
their
son,
Mr.
best
efforts
to
assist
the
dniryMay
He
Seen
in
Our
Window
gun man risked his liftconfeiisiun
and
sentences
of
those
1
L
,W
®
nder
that
tho
effectivoAt a special meeting of tho City
•»ill start Saturday, served as n pound for lost children.
Fi
to appeur in court on
"'un with ‘heir problems; to help ir iH .J s 'r r b r r 1'' "ar"’"”' implfcated in the crime. All Florid,. "
‘ ,aw to Protect life and
Commissioners,
Dec.
12
,
I
was
ap
Texas,4o visit
»
Heru
they
will
develop
into
real
nii’ii risk their live,
writ ives.
The United is conversant with the details'o*f , l "p! rty is d"uldui? These a re '
keep from facing the pointed Pure Food Inspector of Iriou * roduLO m,lk ^ ‘he most me,, and women.
SEE TIIE DISPLAY
the City of Sanford nnd c h a r g e d : : t ” K . nnner nnd - ‘' ~ ' kai nc,ildo W i*rocd itB ,,wn strong the affair, ond will remember that ti* ,a*Jlutc<l cnsM* but are condi8
21at.
Pastor
MilPRICES
LOW— (QUALITY HIGH
P
O
T
T
E
D
P
L
A
N
T
S
people,
no
longer
depending
on
one Of the murderers w a ^ m e n c - ‘
t,!at cvcry
I" the union
Here, please aliow me to state
with .enforcement of .Ordinance No.
at
the
Baptist
face. Is It any wonder’ that the
and Cut Flowers
e boy nays a fellow hm
nt dairying is one of the most
[•clock 1* the hour
Ji ulxiut saying “ I Love
United States is the most criminal
N othing nicer for Christmas.
important industries of the Unit
never cm, tell when f,e I ..T^ t'" n ?’ , of thl" ordinance,
nation on earth? Is it any wonPhone 212-W
m et
212 E. First Street
mine girl who will be-! 1 ,at th‘‘ dutil-,!‘ (,t ‘be City Health . ' bV! P
er that nu-n sometimes take the
A
IN
’
ENGINEERS
1
FloHd,"1
’
m,llF
thL’
dairymen
of
A.
K.
ROSSETTER
‘ Officer of the City of Sanford, " iorida .un? fii.st rvalisinir their •tiers of picks and shovels.
Dec. 22.—Commit-1
inw unto theiy town handL nmi
but
•ni^iilercr « new triiTf K
Horida, sliall be to enforce the o w .’« "n l,y „ „ j wiM „ Kin “L
workers with brains nnd machines. , This now
t
... grnnteJ
MU1Iltni ■nulct punishment fur luutal
trial .......
is Ml)t*
r*
d.f" r ‘he purpose
v-irant rooms with the Rules an/1 Rc*gulations of the State
mimes?
^fk on plans for
"'"‘V
’
l»
>hc
(rant
nrtTtr
oirx.TT----because
there
is
any
dnuht
of
!
of Commerce. Many Board of Health and the Ordin
thi. manh of pro^rpiit),
DOTH SIDES must h„ iMPnn guilt of the convicted 111011°
To any American it is unplea1of deiegntos expecta i. •;
' ‘ ryb:g to find suitable ances of tho City of Sanford, rela- S f a8 "««« a^ the public of Flo".' ? nd you must know that to ‘r' V° n'
unt
to compare our rountrv wit
L*J9.1225 convention BXXXTXTSXSX&JVXiXsaynnij'sii
admitted
that
he
committed
th,
with
UririH ami you can help
in
i
are
assured
a
*
---------------another to its discredit.
^•rican Association
live t» the preservation and pro- w h o l e s o S V afe* ',ur»* nnd
'? r anf°ul by co-oper- 'notion of the Public Health. und:
mu:
t
face
facts.
Had
Nichoh
7ir
t
^
f
d«n'»nd
will
s
m
s
:
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hu|a
X
o
Z
t
s
s
i
r
s
W rist W atches
a tentative date
*n<? civic body.
to rocpmmrnd such action 7,
nycordingly.
Brown committed th.-ir crimes i-,1!
I**' hai been fixed as
Lngiand or In Canada they would
ti.n.- t d tt m n A ,
on”
'.'/"j’j ' O i ™ " I n p u n ,UVo thousand engin- White and greon gold. Reg
UfUna.-i is over it won’t
n in il veil in h n ’luxurious ‘
....
* '
“ •nibers of the as- ular $15.00 and $22.00 values
drawing rooi “
e» ^ But'wdth" n u d ul* 1 ...... r*;** *»hi«i »i »iuh ui nuisanchigh elevation
S i ,! ^ h .l rSw 7 HM® CH’.ttnd V'.r th® "reservation of life
Special
1
hrutmns nnd health of tho inhabitants „r
K
v
.Api:
t
:
rs
r
is
s
y
•• »• I } ‘ V .Wtck than in anvt Stcinlicu'
problem all his own. I ,h«U i,y of . W o r d , S " taMU ° f 4lth
S 9.75 to $11.50
Fiction :|. ‘-That the City Health pr?d, . h l v T ‘ ° f
and.
dl pmctimiJL
EUSTIS, FLORIDA
Jo T^uy FAon
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If \ou know what thut menus. J "dads Ot the jury. The vc
judge says ,.......
the <B: I dutils wbh regard to the Sanit: j trie original investment.
Vou know that Mr. Annenhurg w as' wtNflect the many frlemU
iry l
For th-—- - - *
ri s t m a s - A
i u
. D^nipt und' seVt-re pun- S
ili cnii.inue as long us I Inspection
•’*« ond -----many
•.•-.. of
.u the
ine City,
m y , and
nmi super-'sons dnirv.,»«
r other
,vr nrea-!
'a “disturbed.
Pearls
Will be pleased to serve their friends with n
las,kimI mnrderod man. who saw that re m S ro«nt ‘/ f n imimds Is th*
licople are permitted to vision of
the
production
»>
•
the production, tran sp o rt our
u.,q Co
e^ rV,n*f ° r 1, tn» l1,?wcr thl> '•"ow-rappel ration for the crime w
if,
i” [ f 1 problem that faces Anieriea
Christmas
dinner on Christmas Dav; at n iun.
fringe as duckicts , lip tation r. ofstorage
an ! snle of food, «l support
0,urwt‘nn ni|d mor-| "
Deltah and Colcstia. Regular
ie s, und us long us and foi
; n L ,t u L S
a ' ks .p,roml’.“ y administered. N„fv , mf ^ “y’ „ 'Vc dfi,,'!oro ‘he increasa in
Price $2.00.
•••nnry litr,|
DOll stuff 4 fIM i <
8 n a u n j . . . . . . . H'L ' . . .
" " 'irrtfc i-a fi i l , n r $11.50 value.
»• I ••nr - II.MHr H iu-rl
Formal opening, and dance, December Hist, dinner
Special
['•*>•11 •'-vp I,, h r n r .
ut 8 p. m.
New Year’s Day Dinner at noon.
a- e calUndVotIymlira.0n Mom,ay’ December 15th.
For theaa events, if convenient, send rcccrvation
5
*
1.75
a?r
f"r
“way
" k r n I lir> t rr l
in advance.
Until December 2 5 th the Inn will be open to t h o s e
l^Vs.Irr
tW h o S i*' '-1**1
* K in d. See our complete line of gifts,
desiring room*, without meals.
’u s tlo p re pur 1/ I'n- r i u ? ,Ini1 1,10 forethought in
I reparc for Chnstmua 4,y joining our Christreasonably priced.
W. M. Kimball, Manager
Tel. 121 Eu&tis
THE
II tHlmi
Located on the main auto road, about half way
n i,’ , iill •hr * i*m
across the state. Scnter of Lake county, und center of
•*•11 hr ut him.
Fustis.
.
’“V 1-
THERE IS n contrnst between
with"
n?v 7Kh° years
nt‘W tinitcd
with 2
only
between3t*ta*
the
iongly grave of the emigront girl
on the right nnd on the left *th,.
hangars for flying machines of
Die modern mail service.
- *'9*j*rT**ri
'
winter UsJTiTrAY
turned «a dime he lost.
k
ri0Ll re?ctl E,l(0' vou see on
Is m S»l n 7 nt hangars, with reThVr firf » ni,r u machines ready.
There United States flying mail
carriers land and find n fresh n !
— BMHitina in ut’liait OI "follf.lnro*
^
Do you use u h ^ T in yQ|Jr
They are dangerous r„ o -1
burglar tied a man'with 0* H
b S f t f f t0 U n l0 r “ * *a iu ir in * « M h n . o fJ t he w S 5 » " B
‘t t S ? S 3 !!
rin^b-o
o e J,
itie Jt ahead.
rlnvn n f « i k n i i a ” »
8 p io g re s s iv o ato reg , m a y th e s e l a s t 1 n«T».tho ,iKht, ^otweon Giuro and
a. 8 o f th e C h ris tm a s sh o p p in g seaso n b rin g von nniu
Pnt0Wia7 e'
0 low no,nt running
" t ;
w uiu a u u m p e r o u sln esi
Ing bright
a n d o b
Enough candlestick,
. every ChrUtma, to V U l' r
outa in the world tw|Ce k
N HOWSIGNING OFF
ftartlinc heavy cattle, the Lid em
igrant trail may be sccn> .leading
irP f[° 7J ^MVylly - Ford? i on the
T O T : Aiohar that trail
r - r ^ ,y;», p,*,nf“ny with their OXI
carts, their wives and children ’
men traveled in 1849;
Pn,l
D .i V " ? ^
75
years ago w hen 1
the first gold seeking immlirrentu !
‘hat f° 'd in the river
&T. Shoeshons and Piute
Indian", children Playing
and
a
s
^
\
»■«"■!
becauso the
men
wanted b ir o , the men plodding on
het'iiuse there was gold ahead.
a
THE^ANFORD HERALD,
>
■
• «**«• £ tthee ’S
S U '-fc
women
going
th e u! t,n ??te 8Uccess o f t h a t clerk .
a. Wi
>*tll l» befor.
"ton street c r »i„Lir ' , ' ° % I
’•
th e jo y o f y o u r ow n p e rso n a l C h ris tm a s .
in n it,
s
t
u -S T ^ b jz
lereln a r e a ls o reserved.
22,
.
itfrb'rk?.
,
ON THE SOUTHERN PACIP.
IC LIMITED. E A S T B O U N D 1
that’s just one of the expected tribulations of Christ- PROM SAN FRANCISCO. Dec.
17i
THIS TRAIN carries you along
’• pubUshad herein. All rlahta.
apiihllcatlon or special dispatch*
9NDAY, DECEMBER
•
-
rfo Place for Winnemucra.
Nor for Anncoborg.
BY ARTHUR 8RI8BANB
( C n r td k i ib m )
rtalnmerits xrhdre
da will beichkrged their captious demmg^anff unpleadant; irtartiirre
dtvertlain* rat**. J
te m p e rs o r h u r t y o u r
JEI» T IIttA M S O riA T K U P flR SS p a tie n t a n d a le r t u
n a A ssociated P r e s s la* ejtclns• n t l t l e d .to th e use f o r r r p u h n e w t dlapatcHes
Had t o It o r n o t o th e r w is e crad*
1 ,n
PM**1- *nd nlso tlie lo c al
-
r ^
1 ® conclude the opportunity to I
CM American Mountains.
To^Rome people L t | Th#
fira r. N w r U,e H « W
•
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. ion RATK8
?*tl* . 81* Mnnlh-i ...»J.50
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C HR I S T MA S CLUB
NATIONAL BM
SM IT H
Quality Merchandise
at Prices That A ppeal
C o rn er l« t S t.
an d l'a lm e tto Ave.
mi
XXiK;:r'srs,sm
i,t1^n„“isr*'
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Useful Gifts
OPEN EVENINGS
MONDAY. TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
m
IsvTt.ter.Mt g.L,y; zv,
j s j n a r s ssz t.
$ 1 2 5
E. F. LANE
s*
Santa Clous
will he here !1 to 5 and
7 to 9 o'clock Wednesday
for the family
20 ACRES GOOD CELERY LAND
sr> ftv .* ^ “ ""—
B R O S .,
11'
BUY A
LAMPS
VICTROLA
Large size with
bountiful
shades,
gilt stand. Regular
$20. values. Shades
are rose, blue. Some
Bridge Lamps.
FOR CHRISTMAS
All models in stock, $35.00 up.
Special $1(1.50
Rec
ords by the best artists in the country.
Complete
New one every month.
8
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ss
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McLAULIN, THE JEWELER
Christmas
Club
C hecks
FOUNTAIN
I
DOLL AND DOLL CARTS
Madam Hendry and Ilorstnian voice
dolls. $1.25 to $10.00.
Willow Carts, Blue, natural and Ivory
Large size. $5.00, $0.50 to $11.00
Ladies’ Fur Chokers.
Ladies Coals
Plain, silk trimmed and Fur Collars,
in tfiey, brown, black.
$25.00 to $39.00
Squirrel, Fox, Grey, Brown and Black
$12.50 io 539.00
\
County Bank
DIAMOND PALACE
•831 P a r k A w u u p
P. W EINBERG, Prop.
MEN’S HATH KOHLS and Dressing Gatvits in plainflannelts and Terry Cloth.
$7.50 up.
The Y o w eli C om pany
l i f t
A I W l l
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOYS AND DOLLS
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ERALD, MONDAY
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2 2 ,1 9 1 4 .
11 ,
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~ J(9 B 5 r
skwrat
na
mfte Children Were
*
1 V » Vi
B efore M arriage
IBorn
m
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THE SANFORD HERALD. MO
In London Ballrooms
SendOut Christmas
rLONDON, Dec. 22.—The Utekt WdfnenHei
ProgrunThisWeek stunt
at Lender, -ccicty dance* t v iiM
» l— B0K?TtBriHEJi
Lf -.« / ■ c m
*r4b c c . 22._ I ,, two
,
______
.
baalroom busting,” which has takwhispered .words, barely audible
Football 1*801108 Are
W a sh in g to n ' ,
Programs
appropriate
for
Chrltt-1«>
Hke wildlhre.
. •
• b*8^
«i &
J
above the sobs that shook her tali mas
music,
Men dancors tie four balloons to
Approved K ’fjflnrt For
during iiA * .
tlgurc, Mrs. Guinevero .Sinclair scientific Ilectures classical
and Bible talks, their partner’s ankles, and as the ®t«te« more . ?
Federal
Sleuths
Gould, wlflow of Georg* J. Gould,
ill bo Offered
offered to radio fans dancers proceeds, the men attempt dollars for*'’* lhi"
roughout the
Monday made her first public ad- country
------ -/ by the
— to bun t as manv balloons as poss ’
‘ fl™ ^P.Ttunlny
rt" lpl” for
"cv'
n «gur
w « ,nS tUd «*
frrent,
even
In
the
popular
rue»EIiPIIIA'.D*c*
22<—Pro*
mission
that
Mr.
GottM
was
the
h
™
W
B
naL
^H
I
broadcasting sta- ible while keeping- those of their
b y:H»e
X ” dent'
when Americana crowded football
of thn n, ” l h .
\
Hon WBBR> aeeording to an an- partners intact.
merce show.
» » . pnrtly
rn ,.lv b ™ ,,„...............
„f t '„ K i f f l S a B * * ! ! * J™ 1”" 1 In n»stadiums nil over their, country, by game,
R
- I | H e r a ld W a n t A d s W ill K e e p Y o u P n .f c d » » AH
WINTER JiA R K . F ,,„ D tt J2 father ot the three children bom nouncenwnt received here
only n - liw* ijuiet kpeetnturs went low ndmisaionsjchnrged, hut chiefly
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p
e
r
f
u
m
e
r
y
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A
good
deal
of
skill
ta
necessary
to
her
before
ehe
became
Ifis
sec
h e , , for this latest craze and it is said cjud« l in th? { J f c
After • short hut snappy period ond xvife on May 1 , 1022.
to the trouhlq of .watching the rug bocnusc tho members of the uni
.
I
~ A k, ?r *<“ 3r I
Saturday polo players have, come off beet,
by game Mfcfcjn Oxford and Ed
M d ilt
io m
a s * T C k T S T k & S ;!
„ H er, sU tim ont whs
________
_____
probably because they are used to'
inburgh, comparable one might versity arc* too busy playing g
Francln
V.
Hertzlg,
a
witness
for
!
b*B
.
k
otb*”
Tars
are
out
to
try
lh,e
witD
ne!!L*t,‘nd
In
the
law
offices
quick turning breathless rushes, It United State exr 'n*1
think, to a Harvard-Princcton bat games themselves to watch any the
‘'
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Commonwealth,
tectllled
today
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tle.
t ono else.
makes also for a considerable In
Npt infrequently two at the trial iri tho Feflfo-hl DistWrt,
,or
Advertising
Building M aterial
crease in noire because of the pep
This cr.ntrart In attendance la out of every three men -in a c o l - i J S . V f Jamps L. Asher, Federal
8 Q,Monday,Dumber 22.
'•AD
RATES
Automobiles
Real E state
ping
of
ballons
and
the
excited
outstanding
teams
in
tho
state!
“lion
t
h
V
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i
s
^
p
s
^
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t
fofibwReal Estate
prohibition agent, on a charge of
*uC E L lho striking examples of lego piny in organized
p. m.—Violin Solos, by Carl
Miscellaneous
Cash
id
Advance
shrieks
of
the
women.
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE—
the difference between sport sys
Coach Duyck with nine of the c!f Mj®: Introduction Thursday of
?>«/
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T»eV
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tems in America and England.
basketball men in tow loft Rollins u ?h,1(1# n 8 b*«th rartUcatss, all
T-;k„_ ' ,
me i e ,!n1*n,t
a .i rv ljlfi m’~ M iss Kay Macrae,
For Sale
L-.
< ’ro,,rln>r }Ioo. on
■Sa. w ill ha ra
sidewalks, build- i*?*
Itere in Oxford nobody hns a wellloented Magnolia Avc. and U th
8. 10—Miss Kay Macrae, colora Hamburg Helps Cupid
is.no HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
onkceper.
t or1
Lt. Truck
>
(
M
lr
n
u
M
l
n IJng
blocks,
irrigation
boxn.
J
.
B.
ieaic
n°°r
larM
1
10
y°Ur
,oc#l
the
first
part
0f
the
week,
going
1
.
c
W
r
l
s
t
h
o
"
"
^
^
G
<SO
r*e
Si"*
311.011
tura soprano.
so you can read Florida’s Terwllleger. Prnn.
t* strK ,,r4 «
,*"nrl
P®!'! .football job to lose, so no
St., $1,000 cash, balance terms.!
ALL WOOL SU 1TM
The State, which is prosecuting 1 r.it to Miami. where a gnme was
Christmas Gift
J ; r f . ' ,Pl! Run boat truck
275.00
•*
Mr*. Gould was called as a wit- l
body cares of the stands are not games from tho game masters in
1
1
ricy
s2
8
PerOne
year
P*
m*
—World
News
Digest
With
Marked
Success
,
C88C»
claims
that
Yancnuskns
310.00
j ” J—hor'J
.Runabout
T",‘r'"»f
Seminole f f k . 1'* *
^ " ^ ^ /^ l o r a d ^ t o mcasure. guaranteed
Luinber and Building Material
Sugfgrestfons
staged Wednesday night against “t "3 by David L. Well, counsel for byuE«n,toS«?f Golden Age Magazine.
J’"rd
pn'-ked. Hu,"by football is the their public schools, hut this as mod from peritonitis
. I N a UM
310.00
Daughter ^
'S
o. 00
n . If
ran,onthM
4;0C' $1,000
threc m°ath<
SaniUry hand
sumption la not nlwnys correct. front n heating and kicksresulting
0
8
rter
Lumber
Company
And
next
week
is
going
In
be
too
U
you
desire
Insur
^
Tnurliu;
450
00
.
I
n
a
l
i
t
?
o>'40—Miss
Kay
Macrae.
he
Y.
M.
C.
A.
players
there.
I
nomas
F.
Keogh,
guardian
ad
If.
chief autumn sport with nearly a Hero
in the
cleaning and pressing. Scotch
HAMBURG, Dec. 2J.—Hamburg j !
Ton-Truck
Laurel St.
Phone 566
nt
the
university
the
. N a H as
525.00
LAND
WANTED
late.
Act
Now.
ance
policy
add
75
cents
to
your
8:50—Carl
Park.
hundred intercollegiate games nnd most sports is that man x
W*w|pn Mills. 305 East Second
iii*i t or1 Fordnr Hi-ilan
, This East Coast trip will ffivJ ,c «ufor her cb!,d.renrtnuEKSON.
525.00
oraer.
. 4m a I la*
boast, „f having ertablished the TWlf?S.B?
S0Nl fW
D*C
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
Largo tract of Florida land street
HILL LUMBER CO. House of
_ Thursday, December 2.»
Touring
200.00
three or four varsity games week not
tho Tars a chance to get in a S S fi? !i*ht tweed Httit, with
first Bureau of Information on Mat- 711 R
^
Typ*
doable
above
All
sizes
and
shades,
make
played
before
will
be
wanted for farm colonization pro- - -5-1___________ ________ ..
fidO.OO
Service. Quality and Price.
an ’BO YOU WANT to buy or sell
8:00 p. m.—Watchtower Orches- rimonial Matters in Germany. The
1*M
S a :Touring
ly, yet no ono has n rugby job ex
SUBURBAN HOME
actual training with f
o
r
m
u
anr on the ,<?ft
j .Z
. —n,nine
Touring
600.00
Idenl Christmas gift for "him ’’
MiiAt bo tfocxl land* no drain- FOR SAI F r . nMnf
I #
_ d n te s a r e f o r e o n “ “stcon»* toani" but!prohibition o t o V a S B I i teams before their e n c c u S With 5SJ*JK fht br°Wn •ailor hat‘ IIcr
!‘.Lll.rRo*” Handel; "Beneath bureau hna been in operation for lousiy in7ur*edTn -° ^
cept n number fo elderly men who
anything
?»
If_
so
advertise
tn
!
WANTED—Young
Sec them at McKlnnon-MaVk- the “GnlnosvHln Sun.”
’ in .n rllo n t.
••TK lmn TO ftOWH PKOIM.K"
,
,
..
lady
to
d
o
.
.
.
riMluIrcd.l
.m
l
«
,|l
located.
rent
or
,
ell
bSud’J
?
*
i
Serc|ly.'
“Angola’
Sere-1
posh rollers nnd take tickets. Paid
other college quintets I nat v r ^ " n u Pluu wcLrc, ^ ivon «n a voice, nade,” Braga.
ess than a year, but its succesa Is near here' when “m?".
, of average length wood Company.
P R A T OK ^ KOI! Al.l. CASH Located just out side tho city lim
" ’R8T VIRoiNtA—Clara* .... *«.-1 t 8te1no*C«»Phlc work and lean »«
coaches am unknown,
I ;! - ! ”2 .7 bry so fow An»«rican Rhud-|hfK. Asher, who is known as tho T
the, . Miami
tenm
t f ? lh° “5 h. low, was culm.
ao great that the Prussian land er was killed. ” “ Stl ttd a Hna
Key Wc.t—Thump.in
Ice Com._ m
■ •-. ... _ .
« W W « H>o
J :
7----- ohtn ayed the
me whJShe
t
.
a
V.TI'L
tookkoeplng.
Good
cppcrtunlty
its, on the rnnd to the Country
•
________
Clarh
rfcursr
identified the "George S in -, ^
Bm *oii*m . mornlnal r...
v' ”v'* uupununisy.
P- m.—Vocal Solos nnd tag, or provincial assembly, will to recover"fronw ^i ”
ale cf same.
Apply Bux 607.
I- W. I'll II.I.M's so,V*
•ehtrg* l*o for drat
lurs decisively nnd walked awav
«nr Iuil Inx Sunitny,
I® ^i *1 cricket season a great
inornlnir
I
d
*
u
«.
I
;i,r
atpbltlous
person.
Inquire
a
t
Club.
Nice
new
bungalow
with
*
,?ny
to
*l,cn,l
$"
8,000
enlarging
|
Sanforil
Fin
lloilK* l lr n lr r s
t cent ner word, minimum t#c.
professional Is permitted to set up
I
Herald
Office.
scor?- The Vero dnir.G oulij Guionevere Sinclair 1 Duet: It Came Upon the Mid- a Jon consider the advisubitity of «• - i d a t the'’Z A [
Classified
Directory
___
_i|nr Is restrictod to
I l," nr ->in- :»•
Onk * 3ml HI. modern conveniences—lights, own PIa.n t'
Athletic club is another groun of S uM J5.ntl Jnnf Sinc,8lr Gould,” to ! ”i«ht
Sullivan — Fred
Sanford Building nnd Loan As
shop behind the pavllllon nnd in
diMlflrattou.
water system, telephone, etc., 2214
Apartment house on First St. sociation
J*()1
‘
SiVLE—Newly
painted
specother
cftieim
aP
Pub,,C
b
u
r<
k
a
U
8
ln
•
—
--v
|<M«i**vu
o
pvt*
.....
nlnvcrs
nr
is
nad*
The
B.aPreferred Stock can bo
yrp|l-trainG<l
»
t
o
j
»
.
k
j
t
h.v;
A
?
struct all comers in the mysteries
inrniti*V*1be*!ini>inLT imT"r/e!ai*tPQe‘. I WANTED—A firBt class cook by ini hix Studebaker touring cnr. acres of land, seven cleared, orange This is a bargain*
______
MEN’S
CLOTHING
been much feared
I will bo responsible
cashed
on
CO days notice, interest
or yorkor npd
and goodly nt tho rea
Bradenton
Vo!
of
nnA,lvk'e
l»
Riven
gratuitously
to
trees,
and
place
in
good
shape.
ne Incorrect Insertion, S. _W.„ BRADFORD^
n former
" ill sell for cash or trade for Close to Country Club. Can be
while the Fort Ia>u_.
,
---- Ed. V. Price
r i k a 5S"“" ' om" y- A,",ly
sonablo
sonable rate
rntc of two shillings an notable exception, for in rowing nil
_
One
five-room
bungalow,
In
good
[Jn>''*bl'!
April
1st and October 1st
|tlf*r.
for
subaetiueot
a
Z
nt
K
0
fiKa1j
c,a#ae"
0{
society
,hcm « - . S S 9 d S 3 t F"“ Fr“n, “"■*
beach ju * t
n m .h e il; n tw o
Heavy Bor i The office ’should be Tailored Suits^—$42.50 nnd up Kujf
gift'd building lot. See J. H. Jnck- bought on terms.
hour. Unpaid grnduntc coaches newcomers are instructed in the! wb,| ««;compnnLM « ouur mo raiu no loss nn opponent. Tho Tara'
Price $5,500.00. J’°ndltlon. $500.00 put.- you iu^this
^ bgat, ______________
m illion d o . t a r b r id g e a c ro ss E s.-im fnrd
^
th.
uexe8The
"tall
la
i
MIlane
Theatre
Bldg.
P’
*on,
Meriwether
Bldg.
inrticuinr
styjo
and
method
o
f!K
“
"l
tbJ>t
Mrs.
YfincaiisktiH
“flew’
meat
both
these
teams
during
■m.dlately In case of
for the most p art unpaid, the
ulinear for th<t )fi*t fpw »!***•«• #*#
house.
bla nay ntnrierl; q u a r t e r
inllMnn
Buy eight per rent Preferred
<*r
Apartnienls
“t"Sd
f“,h-1K 5
:,,3”",,- Dr members
collega
nnd
u," •«***-• u tigress nnd her hus- their ii!i>.
VOTARY PUliLltT
d o lla r o p e r a house u n d e r construoconsidering
it
an
honor
to
training
the varsity bontVnce.
McK-k
in the Sanford Building nnd
wMiiiiuK for me
bout met*.I fncsr
Rocrebirv
f.r ov
tu, then enptnin
1
, * hand
l
u
v
R
i
i
T
u
n
u
.
BUNGALOW
Basketball hns lured many o f 1 T,\e witness b«ltntcd, then be- Hans Haag: "Air.” Bhch>Sonccr- give their timo and thought to
lWo m " " ° n s b eing sp e n t on
For Rent
. . .. r!Vhcr, nt ua like a wild
M. W. GEER, Hernia Office. t u*’iVa*
I’ive acre farm on hard road, Eoan Association, established 1908.
Often they arc elderly ch-rgyn,” I 3.1b
7
C0,,C»U r,,win*-' ibu.l.
_
r
f
p
r
r
i
.n
t
a
t
l
v
*
th
o
r
to
in
E
Minor,”
Mendelssohn.
’
®rt'*il*st
chnnca
f
o
r
live
,,
.
-------—
Houses
For
Sale
Hertzlg
denied
that
the
natho football men back Into nthlet-' "” WC°P “ ftly.
Phone 148.
jilllar with rat*a. rul«*
who pulled mighty oars in their
On Park Avc. Close in.
Five now in crops. Cheap anw on ensv
obout happier marflo^ °Pw h .*°
, ,n "" around! FOR RENT—Three room npart"Ho was,” sho answered at Inst. Humorcsk, Docorak. "Bee,” Schu ringes* bP
Kacb "f the 21 colleges here is loonkoeper had been given an un Ics. the team being for the most
jurat Ion. w ill g iv e y o u
Automatic
day ond now come Irnck for n holi
ni»n»*
Th
n
Dovelopment
Depart»minis
and
Bath.
Completely
fur terms.
bert.
ment, .‘100 French Avenue.
p r in t in g
~ ‘^CHt*fled
’ "ed Thursday that
m s n t T h* P e n sa c o la News
Information.
And If
part'composed of men who made J ' "'?s
organized into a number of sportn justified heating.
nished.
Side
walks
and
street
pnvday nnd the brief ressurcction of ciuhH.
Home
I’OR
SALE—5-room
house,
bath
they
will
atalat
you
In
8:50
p.
m.—I.
B.
S.
A.
Choral
I
1
/\r.
Dt
1
VT
r\
I
*
'W
U
H
I
III3U
N
U
*
imill
good
on
tho
gridiron.
Those
who
.
w
bcn
*be
first
two
children
were
w
e
re
.c
:••
—
—
«»•
u
u
u
m
h malices are no trouble.
1.h.on!n" A.* ^4cCnnn, a policeman, were chosen by Coach Duyck to
Wo have houses to rent. Come
their old fnmr. The Oxford box
fyiur want ad to max* tn iaTT1,£ AV FRESS-PRINTING AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au r l i l t . KL.NT—Ono two-room fur-1, deeping porch, double garage, y ',f Pn|ft- A bargain, complete at
Pump
George J. Gould was living ?.lnR?rs nn(l Quartette: Christmas
V
I
fU
U
U
.O
O
.
in nnd see us.—Seminole Realty
QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. , KU?L'* (in.—Augusta’s greatest
nlshed apartment. Apply Her- 1221* Sanford Ave. Box 855.
feet IV*.
ing team trains In a private gymcurry the Blue and Gold Into e n - il iL ^ 0^ " 9 u,rt._hin Lakewood ' Cnrcl'’I — —- ——_______
___ Commercial St.. R. R. Avc.
Classified medium, rate cu*h .00c aid firflun
Co., 116 B. Second Street.
office. __
HOOI.EHANJ l t T X A T N O T!C M .
nnsldm nnd takes its Instruction
9:10
p.
m.—Bible
Lecture,
"Rap
■it
cmy territory on this first t r i p 'r '.V iVi“ hr Mr"- E,nth Kingdon
CORNER LOT
10
c per line, minimum hOR RENT—Ono furnished apart *OU SALE—Four five room
HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers charge.
lera
should
rive
their
from a • professional a t the usual
ture
of
the
Angela,”
Judge
Ruth
■
n
COLEMAN
-•"c.
Bowers,
U
froos.
Senver
K
h
*
wifoSho
<Uct]
in
r poitofflc* addreja aa
bungalows lined throughout, just Located on Onk Avc., close In.
rates.
nnd offiro outfitters. Phono 340.
erford.
Rooms For Rent
ment and two furnished bed
Hilliard. Colado. Wilson. F r X h i N,iv.embor' 1!)2L
3rd and Oak
off
paved
highway.
Prica
$800.00
115
Park
Avenue.
pays
his
STi AUGUSTINE, i*LA. — au rooms. 1000 Oak Ave.
The money that goes to a pro own expenses.
Shoesmith and Evans.
Eral*cb,| llm hearing will be resumci)
Eastern exposure. In nice ncigh■ n .« ' iSRr’j.'
p;„m;~ .y<,cnl Quartette: "O
Phone 410
each for quick sale.
Murt be borhood.
and then a was in charge of the patrol which
Johns
County
Is
reached
through
\
Monday.
hi
of<e
tboueatid
Imc.e
fessional does not come from a hitch occurs, ns Now
Holly
Night,
’
Adolphe
Adam.
REAL
ESTATE
Street Paving uiul side
RENT—Attractive
n Nl A
__t.v. i
**. FOR
took tho saloonkeeper to tho Fcdwhen
«<omo
niayl
1
’OR
RENT—Rooms
with
or
with
the
St.
Augustine
Evening
Record.
d
the
other*
can't
common nthletlc fund, it must ho cr fails to . arrive for mi uwav «■«!. building after Hi efight.
Accompaniment by Watchtower
SALE—Buy your Chriatmaa
la with you unlea* I>. A. CALDER & J. C. ZUKFLIKII Quick results. Two cents per word. reasonable. JJll Oak Avc.
out meals.
Reasonable rates. FOR
, '
Ilnwk’ Gindervdlc. : vcry easy terms. Price $1,500.00.
shclied out of the pocket of the Xrnme. Such fnllurcs are not count
oranges now.
Fanciest fru it
'your ail dr***. ,
i :e witncsii said that Asher bore Vance McCormick To 1V anal-K.-u p
Rcnl Estate Brokers—All kinds of Snmplc copy on request.
Lincoln
Hotel.
■■
Saturday, December 27
student taking the Instruction. The ed serious, as the home team lend no mark* of thn uncountor*
ifInunare MD9T he
Wed
Mrs.
Olmstcad
bllt
R
ents
s
,te
property
Bated
nnd
for
sale.
Of
*
DR
RENT
OR
SALE—House
no!
? , f 1;7,5 r- °- u- Sanford. J.
FOR RENT—
'
A Testi mony^of
__ ^
$25.00 per month, rit.f eEllis
y*r*ue n t T h e f ■*8:00 p. m.—Clarinet Solos by M. "■
Market. Celery Avenue.
nthleto also pays for his outfit ft prayer to the visitors,
Lost and Found
Mr/:. Ynneauskns
For New Miami Daily Carment.
fice 108 Second St., Near Park TAMPA, FLORIDA—T in p s Daily
3018 on French Avenue. Apply! SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
raid
office
e
r
h
y
l*t10
-room
hoiiao
in
country
near
Phono
561-J.
Times,
tho
great
home
daily,
Some
j
that
1
lavid
‘
Ers'cine,*
anoth'
and his own railwny fares. The times the best plnvcd on the . . . . i
Avenue.
Phono
282.
.
..... ••’•I HMUfcuor agent
tlrphoue d'aooatlnHARRISBURG, Penn., Dec. 22.
8:10 p. ni-—Fred Twnroschk,
paved highway, good location,
rate 1 ,$c per word, minimum LOST—Pointer dog 12 months old. nu - o^p 1*b Mhi!xd705d9' PUC° Avc*
BEFORE BUYING.
Ojfford athlete, far from being is given to tho visitors.
-> side, vim n e s te d Asher in tho raid, had —•Engagement
■ot valid,
of Mrs. Gertrude
D,tc- 20. — Cornelius tenor.
J. E. SPURLING, sub-division charge 25c cash with order. Write 1 Black with white spots. Name
electric
lights, good water. II. C. FOIt SALE—Turkovs for Christpampered, has to pay and pay
ferric*.
leased tho
These
*u'0toL lf? insurance Companjftf,
Jack. Reward.
Owner II. C. ' FOR SALE—Eight room residence
ilmstead, Pennsylvania congress-1 \ <inderhilt,
. . Jr., has —
Du Hose.
_m as. G, W. Spencer, phone 400.
specialist. Subdivision to Or f»»- complete rate card
8:20
p. m.—Bible Questions nnd
pretty handsomely f,»r the privil
Fronot,
Efficient
BRITT
REALTY
COMPANY,
INC.
'• blocks of P0.1t Office. Phono
woman for years to Vance McCor- ‘ £rc,s,orR
"1 The Miami Daily Answers by Judge Rutherford.
lando, Florida, and F l o r a PALM b e a c h r.oriNTY—The Dougins, Ford Motor Co.
T ' S e r n ' e V "1 - %
”h S ‘
SALE—Ono Jersey cow with
the
Southern
L
ife
and
T
n
S
ege c! roprosontlp:* the university,
0*8
J.
FOR RENT Ono funiUhvd Led- !• OR
REALTORS
pii'
k, foiiim cchairman
of the
tne i..''
Zr uu ~ » 7
®,ur,,i*iR «daiHeights, Florida on Dixie High
,v ......
i i u i n n u n oi
ft. „,,i,i.,i
mi >
LOST—One large liver colored
Ditto week old calf. 1 heap for
8:40 p. m.—Clarinet Sblos.
scene
of
stupendous
developmentbuccess in any ono of the three ly successful
room
and
garage, 815 Park cash. John Murphy. Pace’s Lane.
way.
Pany) had its beginning. For t»e
Democratic national committee i . S
• K win Pub,l"h here bo- 8:50 p. m.—Fred Twnroschk.
.202 First Street
Rend about It in fhu Palm Bench pointer, name Joe. Hill Hardware
mnjor sports, rugby rowing and could be cm
Sanford, Fla. Ave.
Co.
was announced Monday. The wed- !'tV”ct?vo J u i" " .ary- - Tho ,cnse
SIGN
PAINTING
I
ost.
Sample
copy
sent
on
re
*’HR SALE—Flat-top desk. Call
cricket costs him several hundred in America ployed ns satisfactorily! Played his pistol,
THIS
years th is com pany engaged succe
U The News will
quest.
Wanted
627-W.
Alaskan fur trades have made
at tho present time is! Tbt* court cat an hour longer 'ling is expected during tho holi-1
LOST—Airedale
mule
puppy.
8
SANFORD
SIGN
SHOP—Right
w
.
f
o
r
RENT—Largo
office
on
open to question.
n ,‘V
„°
J,ts nTlate18instorV
building an attem pt to train polar boars to
ESS DIRECTORY
fully
in
Real
Estate,
Loans
Fire
thim usual today in tho hope of day season.
months.
Reward. Mrs. H a l;_
We have some beautiful lake I hirst Street. Opposite Postofprices
for
signs
of
all
kinds.
|I“n
linyt0Shore
December.
pull sledges.
ADVERTISING getn results if it Wight._ 14th St. and Park Avenue.
SALE OR RENT—10 acre*
loncluding tho trial this week.
II. N. NIPPER.
it 1 .* [n.'nt *!,tH °® Luke Wildmere one- five. Reasonable. Inquire Send- FOR
surance and Banking.
'
Scotch Woolen Mills add
reaches potent ini buyers. Pn16 minutes walk from city on
(to place within easy
no * .lew-, half mile from the Dixie Highway nolo Business Exchange,
Sanford Avenue nt 1st Street.
t’lrv department—Guarhntcccd Jew- j„ a n(!St of beautiful
Intlca Daily New* is ciruduted in
Avc.
Flora Heights.
Houses I<or Kent
people of Sanford
beautiful clear
clear lakes.
lakes, hOR RENT—Two or three furn Sanford
Phono 473-J.
(kv.—If not satisfied come hack for sale.
1 orey, 503 W. 3rd St.
industrial and agricultural sec
so often needed, PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott. an
isher rooms. i»18 Laurel Acv- tion.
and wo give you a new one FREE.
We will build your home, Jnnd- line.
.
list when any speFOR RENT—Five room house, Solid gold and silver, all latest
painter nnd pnper
hanger.
FOR SALE—Fine registered Jersenpe your grove, and relieve you TO REACH BUYERS or snllers of
is required. It la Phono 3511 Orlando rond.
gas, lights and water. Apply nt designs. 305 E. 2nd St.
si y Hull, 1 milk cow and flvo
of trouble nnd worries incident to
FOR
RENT—2
Florida real estate advertise in 111 Maple Ave.
nice
.alphabetically
for
- t
,
,
. „ furnished heifers fresh in month or so Prim*
NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Tho bull
COOK
WANTED—Capable
cook,
building
up
a
place.
tho
St.
Petersburg
Times.
One
cent
rime nce..
n,ontb’ f‘>r whole hunch $100. W. C\ Lawdog of ^ ale holds a firm grip on
colored, wanted hy small fain-, .................
............ you v„ll
In the meantime,
can go d ^ E n s t 6th S!°ln*
cent a word daily, two cents a word NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
St.
son, Orlando. Fla.
A dvertising
For Rent—Reasonable. Deair- Uri Inquire .Herald Office.
Sundays.______
fishing.
You
can
fish
in
nny
one
.
.
.
.
.
.
............
— 1111
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Eastern IntorcoIIeginto athletic Robbers Make Haul o f
•pace in this
able
location.
A.
I*.
Connelly
A
dtidgc T. A. R. Nelson, from hi*
W \\:t to u fi r
................. 7
®f ‘ hi’ dozcti la k e s, a n d if y ou d o n ’t '
. " , U ‘ S T O P L O A FIN G .
N O T H K O F UNCIwVIMKD freight
Inurcis for 1021. Already well
THE
MORNING
JOURNAL
is
the
DIRECTORY
Sons. Phone 48.
" A N ! I SELI/—List your pro- know how to fish, we have several
MIAMI, Dee. 22.—The I’liimbsa|..:_T h° following property
$10,000 in Cleveland jcnowledge of human nature ncLEARN ABOUT York County and
8
accepted want ad medium in
stocked with titles from previous
I’ll ON B
ouired from years of experience on
porty with uh now. 5 our de- experts who will be glad to show ,,r "f commerce Imt taken a hand w)H be sold to highest biddor at
A few real v alu es t h a t will b rig h te n th e d a y
Lakeland, th n u g h the Star-Tclo- Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word FOR RENT—Small house at Gincampaigns, tlm Ells through ono
| derville with garage. Rent $12. srriphon will go in new catalogue Vou. Mr. Scholficld who has been *n the problem faced by busy ped-' *.*y' 1° Steamship Company’s dock,
148
gram. Best advertising medium In nn insertion. Minimum 25c.
CLKVKLAND, I)it .
I*our he criininnl court bench, is able
a ,L lfe Insurance department was ai
i now being made up. See the new 'singing' n't 'thc Rapt'lst Church7Iii < '*triiins',iiie» to loafing of young , 8n‘°rd, Fla., Jan. 17th, 1925 at
to understand the act of o t |rt Dunn
£-tb/i . n.’!,3t "tlrring «f all years
Frank J. Takacli. I’ieo Hotel.
South
Florida
Published
mornings.
manager at. the
.( vouen
vouch ror
for tne
the aabove.
men on ailnmls'
Min ’ ‘ bury
" ^ / ‘Ihh'tic strife, have emerged men bound nnd. ge.qged,n .watcH*: Jn leaving his wifo because cho
.... new .location.
. . . . . I , , . »( .j
Dove.
busy street cor- 1 1 *'•
®; ,u*
n,< '""•■•ss
unless sooner rvmoved.by
removed.by
SWEATERS
FLORIDA—ORLANDO— (lrlandn “
etl,
m
aking
it
necessary
to
divorce
i
Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla.
A.
Stroiit
Farm
*
..................
with
a
solid
tfniflp
on
nine
major
SHOES
lift
Inw
I
i
arm
Agency.
101
1st
LAKE
JESSUP
LAND
CO,
Inc.
tiers.
"Miami’s
sidewalks are too ‘ ''""iKiiee: 185 bundles of K. D.
man
in
a
local
department
stdriv
,
,
1
v
c*
.
bcc
«m|
today
seL
iiiu i *i—
unit: major
Make your enles « ®,0.rn,]K Sentinel; largest elassiHelp
Wanted
B
ed
Directory
OHIO—Xenia.
National Rarnk Bldg.
>■ branches o f the business
t tics
the 10 fields of compel!- tied him in an elevator ami blow! b\- th o ^ rh 7
In B ru n h ed Wool.
"
Lnngwood. F’s
crowded to have from 30 to 501 'ftP01- boxes consigner! to Kigga
v»niny Gazette,
e J n i i ! I in,',‘mVuoV.l^nLi!
|lc‘l business, rate
*" lfy returnwJ
_nvr
through the Xenia
,„i.ilc n . word, minDon’t
take
chnnrcs
In
GfAat
vnliite
“
cheap
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------------------------------------------young
men standing ' K
on*1,1
themi?corner
Fla— J. D.
.mu.-.;;b{'(n*
,, , ,c#l (’M
.- Sanford,
Ladic.s',
M
en
’s,
Child
fen
S 5 £ " * * * u ba81'8
annual a safe on tlm seventh floor an d 1 "The evIdeL ^how ed that Dunn
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Qmum 2lc ca"h w th " r,|,,rH en gaged m. This w as accomp\W
cotton mixture—Buy
. the
.... wellLadies’, Men’s, Children
GOLF COURSE READY SOON, swapping stories and waiting to j i j l 'iir
ft* ® * '
dislHit. Waht • aA, 'knd d lsp IfriA I.1TTLF. ovant a d >„ The known guaranteed All Wool Scotoh
mt .go by," de- FOR SALE— Red BID* Triumph
!!
b y incorporating each o f them se,
«.K .°i.0UtcIa8sc'I a " rivals in the escaped with estimated 110,000, ■was devotedly attached to his wife
»
:
=
. U K ,
Th. n,w <U-t wUh
,h„t
' S. ALLEN writes di* rates on request
'
I Herald will bring yon fclg re- Woolen Mills suits tailored to your 4
cast, the summary shows, and has Monday. A shoo company in th
theo i,.. *it?.I.
, ov'*‘i ht‘>* with .all the feror Spaulding Rose Four Seed
•
si
it.
ii...
iii
11.1
s
I
iiv.iK ...I in tills municipal golt course here if ox- (l" ™ *•.
Sewell,
president. He
'zedaowspnpur
adverf° r ih0 Enlir’' F»n>Hy— B est Quality at ItetLsonablc I’rlccs
a record ono tho whole that no ini
:
urately,
thus
leavin
g
the
Pilot
Life
II
COMtM&Ua ir,n./ M5UORU—Cla»s- j "uKs- Advertise those old articles individual measure. 305 East 2nd suit. I*ef.in,i,iiii«
Potatoes.
Selected Maine stock.
|
peeted
to
be
ready
for
play
hy
!*nid
a
number
of
eases
had
been
:nju complete cam“ m" '■,*’ck
.......'I of **-.00
m«<l mis have tn* largest rlrcu -1J’ou have stnrtd awav and have Street. Onlv $25.
atHuQonin the country cun nintch. early
nn m-jiuy Hurt KL<
nitliMt.
, nbout Jan. 10, The courso will raported lately where women try- I non© -70. Mid Florida l^rodtic©
Sunday.
10
years
of
experience.
jj
surance
Company
a
strictly
Life
J
latlon
In
Southwestern
Ooorgia.lno
use
for.
A
li.’le
thirlv-eeni
nd
It
Men s Caps at Reduced Prices.
UjM idle cut her Imir against hi- St
Tho Blue’s greatest glory cam.’
*
tIi’:.1'*,VnHrVi'.'t.1 ?.'f' t '10 "1''ourft havi‘ Krnss greens, two and a half *nK t'» get along the street have Co.
[GJ or Box 71, Sanford, Unto 8c ^n-wura) lln*.
mny *bring
you several Uol.'ers.
in rack nnd field, where Yale won
visiles and ho left her. A sh o rt! Sff
,
from 1f»r*.'. turn of ii,.< Mli. riff of miles of mains having been laid so 1 ,(een caused all sorts of inconvon■S
surance
Company,
but
the
holdii
U ill have Christmas treo for
a desperate battle for the classic, Typhoid Death Rate
TO REACH ITie prosperous farm Phone 148 nnd u representative.
ft-inlri'ift- «’»tinty. Florida, mad.- ;ni that every green may be kept w at-‘ 'erces hy a group of impolite hoys
’rill
call
to
see
you.
On"thu'*wttnc«H »
^
^
*tw # b » "on<lci-r..l v a lu e fu r (he pncoa we are asking.
y
o
u r role-.tion—vacant l o t . 2nd
ers
and
fern
growers
of
Volusia
company
o
f
the
stocks
o
f
several
ol
AND MOTOR RE
k’ ,Awar
’ A- nfor
A’ ‘ three
rown
,.mv"rMv'io ra n C ,,wh!JhU*!.il,,w « “ .V:1 , Tn° ,";w1 d "'* h«u**«
who refused to get out anil Park Ave,—Monday.—Huy u
• :|taiid lie offered to live with her,
D
ecreases
Last
Year
tnat California had
county
ndvurtiso
in
the
DeLnnd
les,|iiit«,|
I.,
ri’miiv,ol,mds
nnd
will
be
opened
hy
the
10
th,
it
is
°*
t®1
'
way.
I
he
chamber
is
tryMINDING.
previous
nrevimt* years, and in rowing,
__
er successful corporations. The si
Daily N owj, ratu lc per word, caab Furniture and Rugs
o.ii. i till,- „f romidaiiu.iiiN. N. ii stated. The course is 18 hides in b,k' to eliminate conditions of this tree._M. ALjaird.__
fit
where
th famous Eli eight capped
where the
with
order.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.—Denth
FOR
SALE—One
first-clasz
fnrm
ELECTRIC SERVICE
V R T Y r . f t - p ' ; , . , lc®«th and is said to be on.’ of the ri>«racter.
sidiary com panies have been vt pert
the clinmx of n two year victor
Dunn was tried amt convicted f o
Common gard.’ii sago brewed into 1'» to fin. Imtti Inclusive, of Pin sportiest in the stat
horse, rhenp. Route 1, box 237.
Electrical repairs. MAINK—Watervllle, Morning 2ifliiious mvct’ii ln tho United States by rates from typhoid fever anti dia ' bun: the present term of crintla 1heavy
tea, with
nnd* nlJoin
Thomas J. Brown.
p
iofitab
le
and
these
stocks
have
Central Avc. Orlando,
, 111
nt sulphur
•
. t ,f' l«lil»*. Huifiinl, NrmittoH* Omintv,
tlnel. Thousands of Maine peo
CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY
ii
:
i
!
betes
in
the
nation’s
death
regis
capturing the World’s championship
.........
on charges of abandoning
conol added, will turn grap, streak -1 rinrl.hi. .. . i,* r „h,t ti.. ....f, .lull l a k e w o r t h b o n d ISSUE
ple ure intercatcd in Florida prop
TAMPA, Dec. 22.—This city]
Yowell-Drew
Co.
ed nnd faded hair henutlfu) dark - **•*«»r«|.*,i h »i>•• I'ui.lle li.'i-'.nl. nr
a t the Olympic games. The tration cron decreased during l!U:j bis wire. I he only
excuse
made
creased steadily in value.
w
*** c. v- he niauu
311 E. F IR S T S T R E E T .
"
origlr.
•'*11
erty.
Reach
them
through
the
« Hebrew or
LAKE WORTH, Dec. 22.—A cclebrntill Its COth birthday iaatl,.
I0IIILE8 FOR RENT
achievements of this Ynlo crew the census bureanu said Monday.
andit luxuriant. Mixing tho
Suge 'I D"uk .T, | i ''«ix‘""-V’
. ifn1t'. rl'l,1
' , *"
1!’l,ll
— Orlando—
h „ .,wn"
. t,,nt
.
his alleged
glory
$3li|,uuu
issuu
o,
i.ake
Worth
11111
Sentinel.
Rato
curd
on
applica
Tn
4
t
#
•
.»!.
t
mild
writ
of
KEEL
Car! Drive it tion.
conque ring the best nt homo and Deaths from
to»nll..,i ii,«:lr»!
i: I’.’fr.l !1
>.!®‘l ,shorn her raven
I a and Sulphur ruipo at home,, . >i i , j . . r . , , i M m.i i,„ i«.-rv,*,i iim.n nieiiml bonds has just been sold
;om tvuhohl
typhoid totalled
nri5, .
"
*
BETTER HOMES though, is troublesome. An easier 1ft,- I’ft.rl.la l .,n*l nn.l )’,>l,>nlr<M<,ii nt 102 1-2, the highest price ever the time when United States I
Oak nnd Second St.
history',
f0W p" ra,,cl* in r «wing nnd deaths from diabetes 7,657. ; »tyle •. conformity with modern
AltVkltTIMfj in the journsl^lfcr^
way is to get the ready-to-u.se Company. LlmJie.l. n eoriiornilon. reeeiced for bonds issued by this
iVnw i ork had tho highest di.ibct*
nu: w u u u t s a a
CLUB
troops,.first came to Fort Brooke
n!d. South Georgia's gieatest •#
preparation
improved
adM
dI"i-'"m‘
h.ir.in dmI
_
1
|
*—
I'».- •••.1•• ....if.
%.. vi* 1by
/* the
^tAV IIW
| . , *"f * '•••fendantN
The fnr tVcst was a formidable sc and Mississippi lowest; ('.dor
[body REPAIRING
,11 ih „ H im - i*f municipality. Proceeds from thi in nn effort to tame the Semi-1
.n e w s p a p e r .
M orning, afte rn o o n , You can huy Furalture and hugs Hon of other Ingredients .1 large* I-U m,, for m-'-r.*f r oihm,menace to oastern Inurcis and in ado had highest typhoid and Rhode
Street excavators in Denver rc.no,,th«. | Ni.uls will go int.."ri'vic Ymnrow notes, however, the town is more!
S T E IN — A utom obile weekly. and Fuu d n v Classifier ra te s "I Duality nt moderate prices, bottle, at little cost, at drug stores, law* twFJMMl t»#f*ir** ih»» mx
Imiiinnro tif nn*nt
$u. l improvements
niprovi^
ccntly unearthed the bones of a
the outstumljnt- branehes of rivnl- Island the lowest.
ment:. iPaik
will than 100, The first steps toward'
All city licenses not
■repairing
a
n
d
R
ebuilding,
mastodon.
i
0
c
per
line.
Waycrosn
JournalOur
(letter
llomcn
Club
enalilen
known
ns
M
\Vyutli’»
Soiro
and
Sul*M
b1
,vrlf
,,f
,n
or
.»fri«o.r»
ry it was checked only by Yale
he made at a cost of $175,000.
p liome. O a k A venue.
whoso track squad beat Imck tlie
Herald. Waycroaa. Georgia.
you to pay for it a little at a time. ;d,ur#Om,pound," thus ’avoiding a J ^ l ’,!
’’I
‘n" f t : Th,„* include construction of . establishing a municipality were paid by January 1st.,
taken ill 1HI7 when it was decided
P OS F O It H I R E
'
muss.
| |aiiiv. Llmltr'l:
r - ir:c ?f Stanf," ‘l and Southern
municipal golf course. Twenty
Cs lfornia na well ns that of the
While gray, faded hair is not sin-1 N*''”v. therefore: 11 is Adliuige,i. thousand dollars will go into an to lay out the village in blocks. will he turned over to
t i r o SETTv ICK
Hay
A
9
W yr
F y
fill, w-e nil desire to retain *„er «’« ''’re<l ami
thm’ do* rm1,1 lnoHS8nt* d°l*fti'« will go into an A map was made aliowin gthe lay
titleholding Golden Bears.
Meets all tr a in s , B a g the chief of police for
has been a periodic increase in
... . h»for.__Ph
O N E NICIHT O N LY
o n e 851.
e b
a f i n n i p / / v ” u,M"I! "T?™?" •«*
: j k ;: ,:cr,’
*ST«SS
"*«"■” collection.
^
ir. 1 '1
•> rich harvest for
original capital, from its surplus eai (ALTO T R I P S
•
S S•iS P 'w- •ia
r s rl,,*r,*lii
i s j ufile,I
.’.rxrssi
«•*«.• ---l
thi. invaders, leading the intcrcnlle—
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elaliit
nn
or
It*fore
i*,<*
’"vnlB.
.
1
—
..
,
c a l d.e r T Sight-see- M ’W n-r,MM,i
incorporation, u larger map wan
kiate rowing jiuriuVu on the HiidELLEN HOY,
liMKKxIm*. cnrnsr.i I’ MIh S irnnr let, riirnrr „r lllh. pound no one can tell, because it, nu,„ „ av ln Kchniirv. x n .
m gs, until now it amounts to mt F plvasut'o
ilini
trips at any
mn for the second
Very itcnlrnlilr lornllnu, corner
es.'ern r«|»Murr, \ fine IhiIIiIIiik ffoos it HO naturally, ho e v e n l y . ! , ,r *nhi r«Mirt uml nnk.*
drawn
liy John Jackson nnd duly
........ . succesMve
'mcesnvi year,
8100.00 FOB ADVERTISING.
lot, aldvunlk* 1, 11,1 Hlrret |,n|,| for.' Ini. MI.7.VI.OC. Sft.'.O ensli, linlonrr Vou juh t dampen a Hpon^e or so f t! iHcrfli), «»r a |iorr«‘f* l*rn
■n
than
$1,000,000.
recorded. Tampa at that time had Deputy Tax Collector
A renl kooiI Im,. r.'.oo.iit rush. | oioulbl).
S f l^ nl,ac,!
of the same
WO per imiMlh.
nstitution, won the Intercollegiate
IJO WRECKER
brush wtih it and draw thF«'through j - flt I* fu rth e r <>r,l,*r,*il that .‘.V
,”
or.
;
^uml
\
»
f
“
, o:,ulalion of “°°Dee. 16 to 31st.
Mil
your hair, taking one small strand ,ft*r l><* |>ii I•I| m(i »-i| In Tlx* Hnnfor,l
emus >(nfries championship '
raised *here for advertising St.
M*- hay or night serA c o o l ) IV V K JtT lin X T
| SI V-riiMSi l l u n K n l i m , ft l:e,l r o o m * at a time; by morning nil gray item 1,1. n newspaper ,m1,11«•!,,-,| In
BOARD
APPROVES
ISSUE
!
Winconsin s crew, coming hack
Petersburg during 1925.
«7 rhona 391. Nighl T l i l t C i : u r n 5 - r , „ i „ i I m n t £ i i l » i i 1 ,,m o l iMflU-tii
fraliire ..
K a r a t e , hairs have disappeared. After an Peinlnnl,* County. Flurliln. hup,*
ifter « long absence, heaped fur
WINTER HAVEN, Dec. 22.— ';
K e l h r r t«l(li e , t r u e r l o t . I I m r I n . I c u « l e r u , t | „ . - „ r e . 0 5 0 II en-.li. II;,IWeek
f
,r
four
,*,>nK,*eiil|v„
x
v
,*,*|(
h
!
other application «r two your hair. prior
. lu llx* first M<*n,lay In t*”»*I,-.
her humilialJon upon Eastern
r
The board of governors of the ■
,I n n ,l y l o e n l l o n . e h n u e r
»f life
" u r r m o tilh l,.
TELFORD
DEAD.
STATIONS a n d
yoshington in
becomes beautifully dark, gloisy, r,i-iry A. Ii IBS',.
flute.
T h i n k o f II. 91,51111 iftin n
WINTER RAVEN. Dec. •to_ chamber of eoinmuree have added '
|T 0 SUPPLIES
w ill hux
Ih rin
n il.
Ilal
c n„> .
soft and luxuriant and you appear, f t ‘*ti,i m u l ,,ril**r,*il In r l r t n i l x r*. 7\. T. Telford, a lending
*oufh keep* i«». Uni v *•*b,f,'*c
,ht‘ir “PProvnl to a proposal to is-1
I ' r l e r * 10 ,1)00.
LOTS! f.OTSl I.O IS!
H n n f ,tr ,l Henilnxft* I ' m i u t y . B’l u r - j
years younger.
(udv.)j
sjie $2a0,000 in bonds for eree-,
fs FILLING STATION.
grower
of
this
section,
is
dead
nt
1
,1a.
t
It
It*
33
day
of
tle
re
in
b
.r
A.
I
Veft*
when
1
for
^
(
he
S'.*i) per ninnth xrlll put
aJ and night. Sanford .XfACVOI.1A A v e n u e I n i , r i i r u e r uf 450imiII,.im,
Mat when her champion doubloq
------------• l>. 1321
the ngc of id. Re has been sick lion of a more adequate educationlu |ii)*HrMal,iii uf nouir uf iv t i u : « i m
it m i ir r n r t iii:
, , i , ic’ k i * \ u ( , v
ram White and Tlialhelmor. won
h"d
Second
Street.
f
l
u
a
l
i
e
f
.
IW
il.'IJ,
e
.
i
n
l
e
r
u
e
i
p
i
l
a
u
r
r
.
for about six weeks. Mr. Ttllord ii plant in Winter H;\yen.
llie
licit
l„f*
lu Inn u. W e li m e
CHINA CONTRIBUTES SO MUCH
m :\ k v t i i
.11 m i l \ i . m m i t
' "
HI’
I-’
l .itm
i liltlil ,
, >vlt,l I*
L'lii,
J ml a,*
rtf111•I In*
i Ireal
I f ,»o
rt,
I . n r u e u n it n l im l e f r e e - . SMI5II.OO.
he intercollegiate tennis title f„i
Ini* liicnlcil In r i e r > Meelluu uf
was
a native of Shannon, Miss.
1,1
I
l
t
l
l
\
lilt
I
11
I
•
ril
I
lit
I'iiiiut
,*
|.*|,,r
1,1
i
sTATTiiK.
(C.*0 e n s l i... I t ii L in e e n i u u l h l x .
Hie e l l ) .
he second straight year.
r ° T H E b r ig h t n e s s a n d
MM VTX HI’ MIMIIVOI.R.
, IS. . r u e I i I lerrl r
'
J1* Oil, Tires, Accesso*fllo *1 (.'logout rival
M - l t O O M I ’L'IIV l s l f i : i l III V H A I.O W . f l . O H K IV .
CHARM
Vl l VIt M 'llO O l.s S’ II lln r m .r 'u iA?!tA‘,,j ‘ r*
DESPITE COLD IN NORTH
*,
Holli’llor
tnplnlnant.
*rv‘C0 with a smile. Elm F I V
OP THE CHRISTMAS
ii. ( in r n e r uud A. p. Connelly,
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1924.
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. :ials A gainst
Inified Service
of Air Invasion
mted ip Speeches
efore Committee
jHINGTON. Deb. 23.—
ority in imtterial, design
eneral efficiency distinth eAmerican air serj compared with those
er countries. Secretary
•and Rear Admiral Mof[chief of the Bureau of
nautics, Monday told the
il house aircraft investicommittcc.
feel we are not behind,"
Cretery testified. "As far
; navy is concerned, tho conU satisfactory, except that
d more ships. I believe
, other nation has got any*
[tetter than we have.”
Ural Moffett was of tho
[ipinion, saying, "Nobody is
lef us; in fact wo are lendI'Ve aro so far ahead of
clso in naval aviation,"
"that it will take thorn
[time to catch up." \
j peri ority existed, Admir|itt said, despite, the fact
224 of tho 840 pianos of
belonging to tho navy
relied upon for satisfne,*ratlo n under, war condlMost' of Q\oaQ' £24 planes
kilt during the last three
xl already wore beginning
aolescent, hw told the comj because now. types were
[^signed which were the
of any other in the
United States, the admiral
was far ahead of any
•tmntry in tho development
ill airplance far use afloat,
JX-aioOwA
IxunrhloK
wtaTnes from ships, for
^king thoroughly AmerIsrts&n. Pointing out that
pltm verc on duty afloat
. 1, be uid the department in
to supply all battleships
lvo fighting and one obserphns, and destroyers with
chine.
‘t t
Secretary Wilbur and AdSoffett disagreed with susr’ that the next war would
entirely in the air, asthat the necessity for
bases and their relatively
range of action would alliaboniinate them in importhc floating ships. Secreilbur said that apart from
"trifling" addition to warwhile Admiral Moffett dethe air is merely a new
it will not dlspluce any-
c o p ie s f i v e c e n t s .
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M offett
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SINGLE
POM On Wodneddaj-
Clarence Gilbert First To Low
Hla Life Since. Inauguration
of Night Flying Across the
United States of America
Catholic Church To
PAYING II „S. DEBT
Have Fine Program
Western, Middle Western and
IN A SHORT TIME Eastern States Are To Be Other Churches Tb Have Two Investigations
Jusserand Declares France
Expects Preferential Treat
ment Because It Was
Battlefield of the World
In Grips of Snow; Warm
Weather Predicted for State
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 3 .A white Christmas for consid
erable section of the United
Stater was forecasted Monday
by the w eather bureau which
said snow will be on the ground
over most of the Middle and
Northern sections from Plat
eau Region eastward to the
Atlantic Coast.
It also cold weather will
prevail over the country on
Christmas Day. Although temperaturo moderated somewhat
in northern New England, the
Lake Region, Central Valleys,
Wain Staten, Gulf States and
portions of the Rocky Moun
tain Region will have much
colder weather again, over
spreading tho Northwest and
Plateau Region.
Precipitation is predicted gen
erally over the states east of
Mississippi Tuesday night nnd
Wednesday. While the tem
perature will riso slowly In
Atlantic and East Gulf States
Tuesday night and along Im
mediate Atlantic Coast Wed
nesday much colder wenthor
again will overspread Lower
Lakes Region and Ohio Valley
Wednesday nnd Wednesday
night nnd Tennessee Gulf
States and Middle Atlantic nnd
North Atlantic States Thurs
day night nnd South Atlantic
States with possible exception
of Florida Peninsula.
Snow Tuesduy night Is
promised In New York Slate,
Maryland, District of Colum
bia, Virginia nnd West Virgin
ia, possibly changing into
sleet followed by colder weath
er In Maryland, District of Col
umbia nnd Virginia, while sleet
muy follow rain in North and
South Carolina.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23__.Tales
J. Jusserand, the retiring French
ambassador told an audience here
Monday that France after a mora
torium for a “breathing spell”
could and would begin repayment
of her war debt to the United
States. He mode it plain, however,
that France expected preferential
treatment as compared with terms
granted by the United States to
other war debtor nutions because
he said France suffered the g reat
est In fortune comparatively, and
Anally "because French was tho
battleAeld."
What we need." tho ambassador
said, "is a certain moratorium— n
breathing time. Thnt is why I
have had some talks here with the
secretary of the treasury. Various
versions of these talks have gained
currency. Sometimes they have
boen called conversations and some
times negotiations. But the upshot
of it ail is that we mean to pay.
We have always paid. We are one
of the nations thnt mean to settle
with you. We wunt to nay. Wo
paid our enemies after 1871. The
most we are determined to pay
our friends.
"I nni confident our particular
conditions will be taken into ac
count. Wo are not hoping for a
different settlement, but rather for
equitable terms. It is simply fair
terms that we seek—fair in sense
of terms thnt take our situation
into consideration. A moratorium
is one of the things that we need,
which tho others do not need. Wo
supplied moro blood to the com
mon enuso than anyone. We sup
plied moro money than any other
nation, based on our national
wenlth. We supplied the battle
fields. If the wnr had taken place
in the United States o”er an area
stretching from South Caroli m to
Maino, qr in England o v y 1 i •crltory reaching from Dover to York,
France would have puid her debts
already."
The ambassador spoke vigorously
of France’s determination to hurl
back communism. He said he did
not believe it was a real or n gave Allowed Shortage Is Placed
Near $2,500 Though Exact
danger.
AUDITOR FINISHES
CHECK OF TICKET
AGENT’S ACCOUNT
Hight Is Mentally
Sound, Members Of
Congregation Say
MOUNT VERNON, 111., Dec. 23.
—Former purichiunern of Lawrence
M. Might late .Monday gave their
judgment of the soundness of his
mind as the state started its re
buttal testimony in the joint trial
of Hight and Mrs. Elsie Swectin
for the murder by poisoning of
witnesses also associated her husbund Milford Sweetin. Tho
o*nl for a unified air ser defense rested its case this after
inpressing the opinion that noon.
[lirrruft should be control!Members of churches of which
rby porsons thoroughly con- Hight hud been pastor, offered tes
with naval conditions and timony to controvert thnt present
If.
ed by Dr. C. P. Anderson, superin
I of the possibility of nn in- tendent of the Anna State hospital
lof the United States in for the insane, defense alienist,
'war by means of aircraft who declared Hight hud the men
»» described by Admiral tality of a child of 1 years.
Part of the sei sion was spent in
■as foolish. Such an inIhe said, could bo made discussing the Siman-Benct test,
[um; of floating bases, such used by the government in exami
Me carriers, or permanent nation of service men during the
the American continent, wnr, which was the test he gave
tnt world flight, he ex- Hight, Dr. Anderson said.
"Isn’t it a fart, Pr. that this test
i disclosed that aviation, us
was severely ridiculed by the
i set across an ocean,
tommittee decided after country at large?” Prosecutor
f’s hearing to recess for the Frank G. Thompson asked Dr. An
** holiday until Dec. 21). derson.
"Well, it might hnpc been,” tho
replied.
at P u ttin g Pool physician
The state demand thut examples
fJones M onument of the question asked Might should
be made public.
"I asked him," said Anderson,
31NGTON, Dec. 23— Conis developing over the “what was incongruous or reason
“ment of a bathing pool able about this sentence, ‘The body
win I’uql Jones monument of a young woman cut into 18 or
Me Park. It so happens, 19 pieces wus found in the park;
[proposed bathing Beach is it wus believed that she hud com
Tor negroes but the pro- mitted suicide.’ ”
*mst nny bathing beach
“That was his nnswer?" queried
[ta r the celebrated monu- Thompson.
“ He said he could see nothing
unreasonable in it," replied Dr.
Anderson.
lean Can Firm
question the doctor said
Extra Dividend heAnother
had asked was:
"If a man earns $20 u week and
’JORK, Dec. 23.—Directors spends
a week, how long will
American Can Company it take $14
him
to suve $300?"
r declared an extra dividend
Paper
and
pencil were barred
fommon stock in addition
P*«lar dividend of a $1.25 and Might could not do the probliable Feb. 16 to stochhoid- Icin correctly in his head, Dr. Andemon alleged. The question was
r*"r<| Jan. 31.
said to be for u 10 year old mentality and wna typical of the ex
Markets.
amination.
•r\ * rFollowing
UllUts lll^ the
HH7 levidence
<llllllll III
»'• •
of Dr.
. *"*—Wheat: May, Anderson, the defense for both
i. *• July, 1.47 to 1.47Mi; j Hight and Mrs. Sweetir. rested and
| t p y’i
to
the state started its rebuttal testi* '
mony. A night ses:ion of the court
was ordered held by Judge J. C.
i <ir'da farmers ought to ____,
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Kern, to _r
speed
up the conclusion
PunU ge of the state fa ijsio f the evidence so thut arguments
^ w.iully should be for th e : could be continued Tuesday and the
Jcase go to the jury.
Amount Is Unknown; Com
pany Is Protected by Bond
Through nn uudit of the books
of J. C. Burrows, former ticket
agent at the Sanford station of
the Atlnntic Const Line Railway
Monday, Superintendent T. L. l)umns< stated Tuesday that the exact
amount of the shortago would
probably not bo known for a
month or six weeks. It is under
stood that the shortage ns it now
stands amounts to approximately
$2,500 .
Burrows alleged peculations are
said to extend through a period of
six months, which ended when he
disappeared the day before his
successor was to have relieved him
a week ago Monday.
The Ruilway company, it is un
derstood, is protected from loss ns
the bond said to huve been fur
nished by Burrows exceeded by
$1,000 the nmount of the alleged
shortage.
Though n systematic search for
Burrows has been carried forward
since he disappeared no trace has
yet been found, according to re
ports reaching Sanford.
Tho reason the shortage in Bur
rows accounts cannot be deter
mined nt once, officials say, is
that there is no way of nrriving
at the number of tickets thut were
sold for transportation over other
railroads. When these tickets have
been returned to the Coast I ine
and the amounts they represent
added to the present total of Bur
rows’ alleged defalcations, the to
tal will be known, it is said.
Rail Official Tries
To Commit Suicide
Special Music
T h e Holiday
Featttfing
Program*.
Will Be Conducted
City Commission A cts To I
Prevent Blocking O f First
Street R ailroad Crossing
Complaints That Long Trains
Tie Up Traffic For Times
Special programs by the various Believe Gilbert Met H is
Death When Parachute
church organizations of Sanfoid
Longer Thap Fifteen Min
/for the observance of Chrlatpins
Failed After He Jumped.
utes Cause of Action Taken
are either completed or under the
process of formulation acanmss
of church officials Tuesday after
noon shows. In the greater num
ber of churches simple observances
are being planned.
Members of the Senior Epwoith
League of the Methodist Church
are planning tho churches' activi
ties for Christmai.' Members of
«afters which
a s ithey
r
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 23— While
Clarence Gilbert was the first air
mall pilot to lose his life since
inauguration of the trans-continen
tal night flying service, July I,
1924, experimental! stages of the
air mall service have cost the lives
of 17 pilots. Tho first fatal acci
dent occurred at Cleveland, May
25, 1919 when Frank McCusker
Jumped from his plane 200 feet in
the nlr.
Other fatalities as nhown in the
records of Carl F. Egge, general
superintendent of the trnns-contlncntnl service at Omaha, follows:
C. M. tambourn, killed when he
lost control of hin machine over
®cb«f°ntaine. Pa., July 19, 1019.
Lyman W. Doty, plane crashed
into street at Catonsville, Md., Oct.
14, 1910*
J. P. Charlton, poor landing be
tween New York and Washington,
Oct. 30, 1919.
’
C. S. Stoner, flying in fog be
tween Cleveland and Chicago, Mar.
10, 1920. Plane crashed Into tree.
H. C. Sherlock, hit a smoke stack
nt Newark, N. J„ Mnr. 30, 1920.
Caused by poor visibility.
Mnx Miller, killed when plane
caught firu over Cleveland, Sept.
s s * * * fromhi*®
carry
will visit,
ing baskets to tho homes of needy
pcoplo of Sanford. Tho leaguers
.will travel in a truck, according tn
present arrangements, nnd plan to
slpg Christmas Carols while on
their way about the city. Miss
Caroline Spencer in president of
the League.
Tho program of the AU Souls
Catholic Church, of which Rev.
W. Humphries is pastor, is an
nounced as follows:
"Silent Night. Holy Night,"
with violin accompaniment h«
Ralph Lyblnskl; "Kyrio” Arm
strong; "Gloria,"
Armstrong;
"Credo,"
Battman; "Sanctus,”
Armstrong; "Benedictus,” Gounod;
"Agnus Dei,” Concome; Offertory,
“Addste Fldeles,” and "Holy Uod.”
Midnight Mass will be sung by
Father Humphries who nlso will W. H. Stevens, plane caught fire
preach the sermon. Tho regulnr between Chicago nnd Cleveland,
choir, in charge of Mrs. U. E. Sent. 14, 1920.
Roumniiit will sing the selections Brian McMullen, crashed in fog
named in the program. An In between Omaha und Chicago Oct.
vitation is extended to the public. 15. 1920.
A program for Thursday a t l he J. P. Woodward, landed in snow
Congregational Church is now be rtorm between Salt Lake City and
ing arranged by Miss ' Velma Cheyenne, Nov. 0, 1020.
E. Lewis, engine failed over
Shipp. Though tho names of the
individuals p^oearing on
pro. Elko, Nev., Feb. 22, 1921.
gram had not been decided upon J. T. Christiansen, killed, making
the program was declared to con emergency landing near Cleveland
sist of recitations, songs nnd tend Apr. 29, 1921.
ings. Those on tho program hfe E. G. Lenhardt, landed in fog at
members of tho church Sunday Mendville, I’a. ,Feb. 27, 1921.
*- H. C. Thompson, nt Liberty Cen
8chool.
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O., Sept. 7, 1923, poor land
Other programs will bo announc ter,
ing.
ed shortly.
If. C. Brwn, forced landing at
Castnlin, O. Dec. 0, 1923.
B. Hyde. Pearson, hlinded in Bnow
storm at Curwensvillc, Pn„ Mnr. 7.
1924.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 93.—The
department of agriculture began
OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 23.— Two
its campaign against the poultry investigations one by tho post of
pest.
fice department nnd ono by air
Secretary Wilbur and Read Ad craft experts, were ordered Mon
miral Moffett outlined aviation day night1by Carl F. Egge, nir
needs to a house committee.
moil superintendent into the death
A. W. Hall, of Pennsylvania, was of Air Mail Pilot Clarence Gilbert,
appointed director of the bureau who fell to his death near Ernieof engraving and printing.
ville, III., lute Sunday night.
Official phases of the inaugura
Believed Crash Imminent
tion of President Coolidgc March
Flyer* expressed tho opinion that
4, were agreed upon a n White Gilbert had trouble with his plune
Houre conference.
in the snowstorm und believing a
Ambassador Jusserand told nn crash to be imminent leaped for his
audience that France, after a life, trusting thnt tho pnrnchute
breathing spell, would begin pny- with which all the fliers are equip
ing her wnr debt to tho United ped, would open ns he hurtled
States.
through the swirling snow. For
President Coolidge, it was mnde some reuson it did not.
known, is recognizing in patronage
Gilbert wns 26 years old nnd
matters the reading out of the Re came frni Plainsville, Knnsas. He
publican party of insurgents who had been on n relief schedule flying
opposed his election.
between Chicago nnd Iowa City.
It was learned thnt the Washing He was trained in the army avinton government will engage in no tion camp at Fort Riley, Kansas.
controversy on the subject of gun A widow, at present visiting rela
elevation until congress makes tives nt Junction City, Kansas, sur
known its attitude on the question vives.
of appropriating funds.
INVEST $1,000,000 IN LAND.
TAMPA JUDGE QUITS
TAMPA, Dec. 20.—Announce
TAMPA. Dec. 23.—Judge C. ment was made here of the pur
Edmund Worth, has requested the chase by Otto II. Knhn and Percy
city commission to relieve him of A. Rockefeller, hankers and finan
his duties as judge of police court ciers of New York, of 34,000 acres
offectivo Jan. 4. His four .year of land north of Templo Terraces
term expires on thnt date, but he in Hillsborough and Pasco coun
has advised tho commissan that ties. The purchaso price amount
his private law practice will not ed to approximately $1,000,000.
permit him to stand for re-elec The land was bought it is under
tion.
stood as an investment.
Washington News
Anti-Government Forces In Albania
Lose 200 Wounded And Dead Sunday
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. — Anti-tated by Premier Fannoli’s appeal
government forces in Albania lost to the league against alleged Jugo
BOSTON, Dec. 23.—Caleb S. 200 wounded and dead in an en slav incursions into Albanian ter
Jackson, vice-president nml treas gagement Sunday on the Mnti ritory.
urer of the Eastern Massachusetts front, said a cablegram from the
No threat of war exists, it is
Street Railway and InsUrancu Com Albanian government received at held, so a meeting of the council
pany, formed to handle workmen’s the consulate here Monday.
cannot be called to consider the
insurance business, attempted sui
situation. It is udmitted armed
"The
Scutari
front
is
tranquil
cide early Monduy after the an
Jugo-Slnv bunds muy be invading
with
Scuturi
in
our
hands,”
said
nouncement ho had resigned be
Albania, but without the knowledge
cause of improper disposition of the message. "In Kossovo pre of approval of the Belgrade gov
fecture
our
countcr-otfensive
con•-IO.U
UU in
III lliaui
UIIVC funds.
IUIIU3. In
$11 Ut ..
...
.
• ernment.
$-18,000
insurance
note left to his sister, he said he
with great success The( inThe only danger, it is felt here,
had ruined himself.
•
vadiJ|* ba"ds h?v‘: occupied only a
uitiull portion of thu Luma district. Heti. In premature intervention, >8pecittliy by Italy, whoso pro-AIbu
“On the Mali front violent com nian, nnti-Jugo-Slav policy is well
D
U U tf r vCaricatures
/d iitu iu ic a
Butler
«r , ,
. . . . bats took place yesterday uml the known. However, the despatch of
^ O l 1 0 I> 6 I C H T IIttC Q invaders lost 200 wounded and British nuval units to Duruzzo and
dead.
Valonu, where Italian warships nl
“Concentrations of Albanian so are going, is thought to check
PHILADELPHIA. Penn., Dec. 23
—General Butler, director of pub troops on the Matl front are con mate any possible Itulinn schemes.
lic safety and his force must not tinuing orderly. The appeal of
he caricatured by participants in the government for a general mo
Greece Will Remain Neutral
New Ycur’s mummers parade, the bilization is (being tndt by Ithe
LONDON, Dec. 23.—The Greek
city told managers of the parade Reservists with great enthusiasm." government, in nnswer to u query
from the British minister regard
Monday. It was udmonished that
No War Threat
ing its attitude in view of the sit
no malicious humor wunted.
GENEVA, Dec. 23.—Officials of uation in Albania, has declared that
Argentine ranks first of ail the the league of nations Monday re it will maintain a position of strict
South American countries in tele fused to tnko seriously the Alban- neutrality, according to a dispatch
iou-Jugo-Slttv controversy, precipi- from Athens.
phone service.
Plan To Build Radio
Station Is Approved
Two Commission MembersAra
To Help Chamber of Com
merce Committee On Plan
Because of complaints that the
long trains of the Atlantic Const
Lino are blocking the crossing nn
First Street for periac"
than five minutes, the limit set by
the city ordinance, Roy G. Williams
chief of police, was directed to
station nn officer nt thnt point with
orders to make arrests, when the
City Commission' held its regular
fortnightly meeting Monday.
T. L. Dumas, local superinten
dent for tho railroad, declnrod
Tuesday thnt ho had received no
notification of such a ntvp. Mem
bers of the commission, however,
in discussing the alleged blocking
of tho crocsing by the railroad, in
timated that the practice had hucome a nuisance and that energetic
steps would be taken to break it up.
Tho recommendation of the
Chamber of Commerce thnt n mu
nicipal radio broadcasting stntion
bo erected wns uccoptcd by the
commission and tho committee
from the chamber was augmented
by two additional members from
tho commission. The conimittco
us it now stands is composed of
Dr. C. J. Marshall, chuirman; S.
O. Chase, II. R, Stevens, William
Scott*, and George II. De Cottcs.
Members of the committee were di
rected to make nn investigation
the plan nnd to report their find
ings to tho commission ns soon us
practicable.
lo discussing the plan of erec
ting the station members familiar
with radio declared that nn ef
ficient plant, having a range of
1,000 to 1,500 miles could be con
structed nt a cost of $3,500 or
probably less. This nmount, It is
understood, is the limit of the amuunt the commission is willing
to invest in such a station.
The plant will be. so far ns is
now known, the first municipal
brundcusting station in the coun
try. The Sanford Herald will pro
vide programs to be broudensted
from tho station.
A hid from the Hutton Con
struction company to pnve Holly
and Maple Avenues front First
to Fifth Streets and Poiiular Ave
nue from First to Third Avenues
was accepted.
The contracting
rompnny wus given 15 days to
mnke bond with the contract be
coming effective ns soon ns the
bond is nporoved by the city of
ficials.
An award of $50 a month wns
made to the Seminole County Wel
fare board at tho request of Fred
R. Wilson.
An Exceptioi
Position Because
Her Lack Of A tti.
Strength,
Note Sait.
__
Note Means Long
Delay In A ffairs
SHOPPERS FIN D
LARGE VARIETIES Germany Ought To Re
Allowed Privilege*!
CHRISTMASGOODS Minister
Declari
snnford Merchants Cater To
GENEVA, Dec. 20.—Sum
Christmas Spirit With The ming up the problem of Ger
Greatest Assortment Of man armaments, Germany has
Gifts In City’s History lent a note to tho Lcnguo of gflB
Christmas articles, Christmas Nations, touching the quesdecorations, Christmas cats, in pro ....tion of Germany’s joining
fusion nnd in variety, may be had tho Lengue. In tho note the
for either looking r buying by the German government declares
simple expedient of strolling along its view that should interna
on First Street. Since to look is tional conflicts nriBe Germany
to buy, Sanford merchunts this
morning tightened their belts and
began to deal with crowds of shop
pers who arc making their final
spurts before crossing the finish
line Wednesday night.
To inspect tho show windows of
First Street is, in one sense, a
shock to thu natural belief in humnn veracity. No one cun count
the times they have heard tho ex
pression, "Oh, I don’t know what
to buy for—’’ whoever it hnppcns
to he, hut It seems thnt, during
even the most casual inspection,
dozens of appropriate gifts for nny
person in the world literally forco
themselves upon tho attention of
the prospective purchaser.
Approaching the problem, if it
be a problem, from the viewpoint
of n vlvlsectlonlst, It appears that
there aro only three mnin classes
to shop for. These nro, or It’s slmplo, men, women and children. Of
course, there are individual differ
ences between women, between mun
Hnd between children hut, likewise,
there is n compensating variety
within each of the three (lasses of
urticlcs offered for purchase os
gifts.
Just ns tlyfu nre all kinds of
people for whom gifts muut be pur
chased, there arc all kinds of pur
chasers for these same gifts. For
those who approach the problem
from tho common r.ensu viewpoint
of utility there are hundreds of
Continued on page six
Mistake Of Judge
Grants T o Killer
20 Days More Life
should remain absolutely free un
tier tho league covenant to de
termine how far she would take aa
active part In such conflict*.
The text of thu note, which is.
juiblished by(the leagues secretariat
onday night, shows that Germa
ny desires an exceptional position
an 'll mentner
or the
tJis League
:.«Mguu ou"'her of
cause of her lack of armed
strength, though she denies nny
intention of asking for special priv
ileges.
Germany ninintnins thnt If she
is obliged to participate In all. of
tho Lengue military sanctions tho
would bo compelled to wuivo her • •
right to neutrality "the last de
fense of a disarmed people."
fi <
Tho reaction in longue circle*
to thu German note, which the
Berlin government also transmit
ted to all the governments rep
resented in tho council, is that I t
will be certain to necessitate
lengthy negotiations with the i
powers und presumably delay tho
note when Germany will formally
apply for admission to the League
, 0 ,vver dw **
Inevitably
linkM tho Loaguo question with
thu general ' problem of Interal
lied control and future Investiga
tions of German armament which
may bo carried on by the League,
j
th* nature b{ wlftch the coutu'.i
now Is endeavoring to define.
Dr. Gustav Strescmnnn, tho for
eign mini-iter himself, penned tho
note given out Monday night, which
forma tho second chapter of the
negotiations inaugurated when
Germany despatched her first com
munication on tho same snlijcct di
rect to ull thu powers huving cents
in the rouncil.
Dr. Btrescmann began by saying
that tho German government wa i
being favorably con:.idered, is of
the opinion thnt political develop
ments during the pnst three yours
linvo rendered It possible for Ger
many to Join tho league, lie th.n
gave an outline of the first note
to tho powers und explnincd that
Us object was to ascertain tho
attitude of the powers with regard
to Germany’s becoming n number
of the League Council and also
with reference to Germany’s par
ticipation in the transactions pro
vided for by Article 16 of the Covennnt.
Tho foreign minister remarked
that tho replies received jus tith'd
thu conclusion that Germany's wl.h
to have a seut in tho council but
thut the replies concerning the op
eration of article 16 of the cove
nant had not yet led tn a am fnctory conclusion. Germany wus
desirous of finding a way out of
the difficulties, in which, on account
of her peculinr territorial situation
sho might become involved l*y the
application of this nrticle.
Dr. St
I
Strescmnnn declared
in thu
int Germany’s apprehensions
seemed to be not sufficiently apprt>rinted by thu powers; hence Ger
many had no other alternative than
to submit tho problem to tho
League itself in the hope that tho
League would arrange immediately
for a discussion of the subject.
COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 23.— A
mothtb's prayer were answered,
hut Joseph Clarence Kane Satur
day peered through the burs of the
dentil cell nt the stntu penitentiary
nnd laughed nt Justice—laughed ut
life—luughed nt death.
A mistake of Chief Justice Mar
shall of tflo Ohio Supreme Court
was responsible for Kane being
granted twenty more days of life.
It nlso answered the prayer of
Knnu's mother thnt he be permit
to live until utter Christmas.
Governor Announces tedKane
wns to have been executed
Several Appointments nt tho penitentiury early Satur
day morning for the murder of
TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Dec. 23. seven-year-old Raul I'rologo, but
—B. S. Satterfield of Cleurwuter the Chief Justice's mistake brought
has been appointor by Governor u reprieve from Governor DonaHurdco as court reporter for tho hey.
The chief justice expluinud Mon
sixth judicial circuit tu succeed II.
day he h^d granted a stay of ex
It. Williams, resigned.
Other appointments announced ecution of the sentence to pay a
by the governor are: J. It. Jones, $100 fine imposed upn Norman G.
former sheriff of Leon county, to Kendal, proprietor of the Nemo
he inspector of marks and brands Theater of Cleveland, for violation
for election d istricts'll, 12, 13, 11, of the child labor law nnd thnt he
16, 20, und 21 of Leon county. . hnd become confused und believed
It. F. Bradford to he game the stay had been granted to Kune.
The condemned man's mother
warden for Leon county.
J. T. Sloan, of Moore Haven, to hnd nppculed to Governor Dnoahey
lie supervisor of registration for Friday thnt he reprieve her son
Glades county from Junuury 6 un until nfter Christinas.
“It was un awful crime," sho Will Rear rest Former
til the next general election.
told the Governor's executive clerk. HeadAnti-SaloonBody
know hu must receive the same
Judge Orders Recess “1
punishment others have received.
NEW IORk7~D w . 3.—William
cun't the electrocution be post 11. Anderson, former state superin
In The Forbes Trial But
poned until ufter Christmas? If tendent of tho Anti-Saloon League,
dies Sunday morning wo will will bo re-arrested us he leave»
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.—'The Forbes he so
unhuppy next week.”
Sing Sing Wednesday on ^urolr,
Thompson veterans bureau conspir he But
Governor denied the it was announced today by District
acy trial wus continued to Dec. 29 mother’stherequest.
She returned Attorney. Four indictments ure
by Federal Judge George A. Car heme and spent the night
in prayer pending against him.
penter Monduy. The jurist wus *that her son be spared. This
mornconfined to his home with n severe ( ing she wns notified her prayers
cold and sent word the jurors and had been answered.
Public Carriers Pay
witnesses would be excused for the
week.
$3,497,161 In Taxes
JAX GETS CONFERENCE
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 23.—RailJACKSONVILLE. Doc. 20.—The roads,
telegraph companies, thillBARTOW. Dec. 23. — Joseph 'Conference of the MothodistEpls- man company and Fruit Growers
copal
Church
of
Florida,
will
b«
Express operating in Florida will
Crews and H. D. Williams of Wauchula have been named president held in this January 28-Fchruary pay taxes this year totalling $3,
nnd secretary, respectively of tho 1. with Rev. T. H. ft. Walker, in 497, 161.62, It was shown by state
Peace River Development Associa ehnrgo of the entertainment pro comptroller statistics. This is un
tion. the purpose of which ia to gram. The conference is divided increase of $406,342.74 over U»t
work for improvements of Peace into four districts, Jacksonville, year. The state will ge slightly
river. Reports of delegations at* Lako City, Guinesville and Ocaiu. over $600,000, the counties the re
tending tho organization meeting There were 5,274 church members mainder.
were to thu effect thut in thu of tho church in Florida, accord
neighborhood of 100,000 tons of ing to lust reports; 3,426 Sunday| The Indlun government is con
freight moved in and out of ter School members, and 1,659 Kp-i sidering putting the rupee on u
ritory along the river. This will worth loaguo members. I'ropcrty gold basis in order to cheek severe
be furnished Senator Fletcher who valuation tutuied $109,102.
fluctuations in exchange.
has asked for the amount of tonPeni now outranks British South | Thi United States purcha
huge that might be hauled by bout
if the stream were made navig Africa and Spain as u market fur: two thirds of all the gunny ch th
American machinery.
made by Indian juto manufactiuoij.
able.
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HEREVER men of serious mind Rather today in the discussion of
i is just as hard to resist Miami’s opportunities for investment todav as if
profitable investments, there Florida and Miami are promi
JS
to resist the calling of Miami's climate in the depth of
nently mentioned. The reasons are all too obvious. Florida to
State in the Union—every City of size in the entire country—has its renre^
day is in the early stages o f splendid development. Her area is
sentatives
on the red-letter list of Miami investors.
* ' a s lts le p ie
greater than that of the State of New York. Her population is
approximately that of the city of Cleveland. Her resources—
Miami points with paronabie pride to many notable achievements—lehin
almost illimitible—are virtually untapped. And th e 75,000,000 peoplevemimts
who 6t which any city of twenty-seven y e a i ^ n c o r p o S
live within 45 hours of Maimi's doors are coming in greater crowds feel
every
proud—but to none which have played and are playing a more im
year, not alone to spend their money here in enjoyable living, but to take ad
vantage of the opportunities which present themselves on every side for
est of diesel;1Coral G a b lS " 10" 4 tHan h°r beaUtiful suburbs-And the ^ e a tmaking more money.
Coral Gablos has attracted country-wide attention by virtue of the fact that
Men of unquestioned leadership in financial, industrial, publishing or polit
d is today the most notab|e example of city-region building in the United
ical circles in every part of the country are bearing the call of Opportunity
:lS wo 5? t}1®roost successful attem pt to build a beautiful residential
m Florida. Their investments are large not only in railroads, steamship
city on one unified plan of design. Miami at its most beautiful and b e s t is
companies, banks, bond and mortgages, hotels, apartment houses and busi
Coral Gables, and the title which has been bestowed u p o n h - A m e r ic a ’s
Finest Suburb - h a s never been questioned by its most critical visitors
ness buildings, but in Everglade acreage, rubber growing, sugar planta
tions, fruit groves, and real estate developments that are making Florida a
Coral Gables’ i „4_.
paradise for Northern winter visitors and all-year-round homescekers.
fnn!n'maCf ^a,s l)ecn, attained n°tonly by its wondrous beauty
and tropica! setin
' " ?Iot.^n_Ly by.11?.0 really notable endorsement which it
But investment in Florida is by no means confined to the Millionaire class
has received alike from Vinter vis hoi' nid Floridians, but by the most pracIt appeals to everyone, and the acid proof of its soundness and stability is
tical ot all tests—that
of
actual sales,
.
.,
In its first year these sales reached
found in the fact that its opportunities are taken advantage of not only bv
a total of $1,500,000, L ;;.w_ W1 ,
;l!!-!\c\ SGi?on( year dlc fiffures were $1,000,000; and in
the man who comes here in his yacht or private Pullman, but in a far great
'”
1*October
: :r 1st of ibis year the sales amounted to $10,000
()()o°
niontils
endin^
er degree by those who come in flivvers or day coaches. They come—one
and all—at first for pleasure, sunshine, ideal bodybuilding out of-door
There is no investment in Miami or
< Florida which offers better return than
life; m every human protest against the comforts and dangers of the
Cora! Gables homesites or homes -hot e is none which offers better safeNorthern winters. They come to enjoy; thev stay to invest
ly and security to investors.
a
Vot* are In*, i led In crime with u:i on a .special free
•c Kiglit-gceMni; Trip (o .1
Inc biggest and best sighl-sceim; trip in this coun
>un tr y . I t will lu> one o f
*iJiices nl your life to make this trip in our P
l)« lu x e H ig h w ay C oaches
cry neck. ily filing your reservation without del
— la y y o u u i a enjoy (hid f
rush begins. Our local office will be glade io made a reservation for veil
George E. McrvicI
e:
1jocal Representative
152-1G4:15C-15«-E Flagler St. Miami.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 22.—“The valley with m ? no
fi
1 LONDON, Dec. 23.— Following
of tho shadow of death,, becomes
‘iThou Javlil - ;
the recovery of the valuable a n
tno “Darkest ravine.’* Stiliwa- in thh precra/.
tiiaaures and Jewels which wore
PENSACOLA, Fla., Dec. 23.
i ters" become “refreshing waters,
"Thou annoinu f
SANf PEDRO, CAUL, Dee. 23. .Y
taken from tho London mnnsion of
Thi
naval
fleet,
undergoing
d
rillsf—A
third name was added
_
j
nnd
the
“comfort’’
of
the
“rod”
nnd
oil:
my
cut,
nvo-V
j1
'*
h
J
to the
Y cut. overflew,*
Lady Ludlow last Juno and which
staff” is left out in a translation
In
the,G
ulf
for
the
oast
week
or:
d«*th
list
of
water
t
a
x
l l * Moyne
Only
good
..e5,
!*•
tia
Judge
o
f
25
Team
were recently mysteriously sur
jnf the 23rd psalm mndo by Uni follow me i
10 diys is now anchored Jn the hay
*»»« ®2pluslon two weeks ago
rendered a t Scotland Yard, the
99 Per Cent d r Women
; vcmity of Chicago scholars under . “And I shall dwep^ 01
and further activities in war gam es' ' ’ hen.the body of J. A. Harrison,!
Even.ng News publishes an unus
Get Livorces Stilt In
Professor J. M. P. Smith given out I of t h k l f ^ j t l ^
will be suspended until .after the! Jjjcrtriclan'a ia a u on the'B , a. •
♦*
ual* story Monday^ asserting th a t
vmtrrrfnv*.
I m. •
.
** ■
With Their Husbands
»
Largu.liberty pnrUcnnro; Tennessee was recovered from th c 'S
the robbery was planned by «n
ycstcrday'
! Tim book of
.
nRoaed asherc and furlough* were waters of outer hnrbor, Friday
Tho work la n part of a new j lh<t b<v?V of n-n!-»« u ng •
mummed Amerita inmillionuirew a
granted to n number of soiwr*.
--------' l
*y.
translation of tho entire old Tea- plrted Prof, ffm ltvfc#v*'
FRANCISCO, Dec. 23.—
resident of a Middle Western city
—1~ -H___
. ...;
InmiiH f nmir Iwilnr* nviinnvA,!
tL . *e h l,l
ai
^ ^ QfiTlo
lament
now
being
prepared
gt
thu
raid
nnd
the
erttire
t*1
'*
.In
tho
United
States.
,
•,
.
*
TO
BUILD
61,00t),009
PIER
does opt necessarily mean
•it
university.
f,—812 feet—will mnkq. U 12, feet
The American, according to tho
bo flnirhed In about a t*
—-i.
Pope
Denies
Report
1>V hnve new carta and repairs for the old one« on hand
kasband and w ife have ccnsST PETERSBURG, Dee. 23.—
longer than the Lakehurnt h a n g a r.
Prcf. Smith’s statement i<a!d that
T>l3> T o t.* B R m c i
new. popar, was an, aged conunisI^et
us book your order to , a «ew one or repair the oMwm
lovc each other; in fact the
and ,27 fret longer than the shed ’
the translation isI accurate pnd
In Londtiri of Illness A 11,000,000 bend issue lor con-, ■
rnd that
th a t .“ATmLni
i
f.->i
acur ami coveted tho Ludlow col
NO.
T=* “
a t Frlodrichshafun where tho ZR-3 ! A I > I C T / o n m \ ^ y
many
portions
“
”
"
*
“
lection,'but was unablo to purchaso
Airy ofteiH s’ trne, in the ot>K " , » f the new m uikipnl. g
o f the T estam ent; B tn tcm en ?sn id ''tr!
S ir . .
*w ashuilt, The height of tho Card- i
hud been re-phrased
Ia/.IT H Y o u
rased Jn . an effort t pleto know r£& n, tl e V H I of Judtfo Thomas F. Grabs ip
It becauM thu owners refused to
ROME. Dw. 23.—In response tier, will bo..voted on by.tha frteJngton shed is to be increased to
to';preserve
thnc ur,'Sdni
fell. The jewels and a rt works
rtal ^meaning
I gue
thnn U H d ‘ t i' , - locally.aq thu grout rccojito (ramies prompted b’y ’tho re,?,r .lhL city on Dec. 20,.
.
can in g |g
u e than
»150 feet.
1
and the poetic quaHfytof the orig-|ngo. Not onlv ft- hl.n(^
had been collected by Ludy Ludport ho will ill with influenxa, it *'rn,e,it Kitchcp, director of ’’uBlic^
inal.
,. Tho big Bri’ish Zeppelins arc to
low’s^ husband. Sir John Wcraher,
was stated Tuesday thnt Pope Pius work*,
""
nnnouncos that definite f*! other books ax
.. i Graliant has been hear
INCORPORATED
s. be flown regularly, it is hoped.
h.
be
ia perfectly well.
Tho translation 0f‘ tlig twenty- j th T h l5 !S ? a m i S U V
the So'ilh Africun millionaire.
nlans
and
specifications will bo 5
, divorce cnsca for 24 years.
in England and In d ia.' Moorth fv ftip k r 'm fn llo W si
Says Robbers Kmplojrd
A*
!
exchange
telegram
dispatch
ready
by
that
time.
Eng.nccrsV
3
Plume
388|bsa been my experience,” he
ing cinsts. an American invention, i *—
-207 BL Commercial
; , “Tho Lord . ic my lihepherd, I
Bo;ng unable to acquire tho covreceived nt London Monday night pten* call for n pipe jgpo feet S
Irecently, “th a t lpve. in not aij sitqll not wnnt;
! are*
to bo installed ulung the route,. — - —
............................................
Irtcd objwtu legitimately, the
had,reported the Pope
I*
’ope suffering:
suffering l°n2 and 100 feet wide.
r^cad When-a woman sues for
j Tho air vice-marshal, Sir W. Set
T ry
from influenza.
“In,.green meadows He makes
- Smith’s
-------l American was snid to hnvu employ.
tc. I believe that 99 per cent
, ton Braneker, has gone to India
,ed a (rang of expert cracksmen in
kc woman who get tqdivorces
b yairplnna to study tho possibiliRt
" ■ f t ' l S S L w atira
Irod,
gO O ll „
ill. United States to go to London
MIAMI WANTS RACE COURSE.
the court room with heavy
tics for airship termini out there.
and loot the Ludlow home. Know- I
m
c*
work.
Ladies
wel
M ove the mch they
mg the exact location of the cidtimuwwm Dcc'. 23- ~ Sitcs lo r a t h i s
N ex t to Valdez, | just divprced. I believe that
”ctlqn, from n description which
U niversity o f Florida
*1,000,000 speedway and »or a I
i
s
i a woman onco lovbs n man,
had been given them by the mill
B R
convention
hall
planned
to
arrnm-'
[sever cerises to love, even tho
Starts Al Bible Study
A ionaire, tin? cracksmen were pur*.
modate 10,000 persons aro being
OH,
rm»y testify moat bitterly a
•»:e<l to perpetrate the robbery with
/»/
investigated here. Both project.*’
Y o u :r>
Campaign With Y. M.
t her hosUmd.
.
““'i
aran
lt»
from
all
n minimum of effort and danger.
hnve
been given the indorsement i
ouarrloH.
n«*at
of
<|uailtr
sud
man does not hnve the poFresh Fruits
After obtaining the a rt collec
•«’orh tiiHnehlp.
or the chamber «.f commerce. In
and
tion
the
robbers
escaped
in
nn
au
I
of
expression
j>f
love
that
a
—GAINSCVJLLJ3, F la , Dec. 22.
Wr«*s for latest daalgaa.
making known hla plana for the
—In answer ^tb' many problems
■an has. Yet that lovq is there
tomobile to Dover, It is related
C. n. TOHilEk
speedway,
the promoter stated
S a n fo rd . K lorl.le
proceeded in u private yacht to a
thnt nriuo r.n tho campus, a Bible
l RICES r easo n * it endure*., When a father
F
that
lie
planned
a norics of rnces
p*
°*
*•'*«
W
t
I’h.ma
y
»
r
French
nort
and
then
leisurely
is his children, he is arreststudy campaign has been Institut
k o y a l fr u it
Iqstiiig
for
,it
least
a week. Directwent to Cherbourg, wheru thev emAlmost ns mi)ny mothers dced r.» the Univeriity.of Florida liy
!*m | «• Wrairra fa
“f"
nr,
chamber
expressed
■
7
hurkmi
for
New
York.
But
when
their
cki!d*««»,
>el
wo
hcldam
Dr^ Cunningham, pastor of the lothcmselvos
as
/avortug
immediate
collar
Is
tho
fashlonablo
leopard,
they
arrived
in
tho
American
me
of their arrest for abandoncaffTf'irCSr^lo'PreHbytjriari ebUreh
Inseparable this season. And the,
tropolis June 10, the story conand tho body, of the wrap Is cloth form the loveliest color pariucrohip steps to bring about erection of
. They should he.”
in fn+ine^iop Vflth thO ocnl Y. M.
an auditorium to take care of conElton
J.
Moughton
tipues,
they
found
that
their
mi!|of
gold,
over
this
la
a
layor
of
imbling in itself is not esuso
C. AJ Every •Tuesday evening,
we’ve
had
la
mnny
a
reason.
vciulonn
nml other •'larj^o RatherjlffiW f© patrim hud died. Unuble This is the nation's Christmas tree,
black goorgetto. This ReorBotto la And then thqrc’s the shawl for in^s.
Idivorce, Judic Graham holds,
Jr&dpr.i of the various sections of
v
It in a ;giant spruce presented
ARCHITECT
J
tfr.
dispone'
of
tho
treasures,
thu
iro are few homes indeed,” he
Kathcred, and held In In two placet; QXonlug.
the- (loriniturics . nnd fraternities
ru b e rs ntfnnyim.naly: informed to I rc.iident CoqUdgu through tho American Forestry Association.
nted out. “where husband nnd
In tho first place by a narrow hand
tree* with Boh Hodges the student
U
.V
,;1
1
,
!'■
?
i!n
'd
nt
imUonnl
Yule
tehhrnticn
in
Sherman
A splendid ono Is shown In the
.Scotland Yitrd where the collsvtlon
Real
Estate
doesn’t
play
poker,
mnh
of
leopard, and in tho second, Just Photo
ir. chnrge, a t the "Y” to discuss
Monument
Spuorc,
acros.i
from
the.
White
House.
Its
mission
is
to
Ct»24 a/ -*.• t->.*cc
above. It Is over the shoulOnuhl
bo
fouml
and
It
in
now
intact
jg, bridgo or some other game
Sanford,
K. K.-«-.,nil >s,re#t
th ^ c problems. These men subabout at tho knees, by a slilrrcd dors of (he dork Ilobe DaUlols. Th.*
eni 'Huge the use of living trees each Christmas, thereby helping
-------- - Florida
a t London nolice headquarters.
|cards
for
money
or
prizes.
But
mft tin* results of their meetings
ron.ierve
Americus
fast
diminishing
forests.
rumo of solf material. The color
■»W .XlrrlMflhrr Halls
Lady Ludlow’s lawyer status thnt
»n tho wife squanders her hus- JN theso dnys of healod taxicabs ing Ib lovely—tho gold shimmering shawl Is n double layer of the
to their respective sections.
*
tho stolen good* abe not worth
and limousines, oroning wraps under the black mist, and tho px- heaviest crepe do chine, and I* .*
l’s income on bridgo or msh
The .reference studied a t these
more than 3,000 pounds sterling ns low their shuttered nerves to re
or
the
husbAnd
spends
all
meetings is rfttitfed “Student Proway officials are preparing to send
don’t have to bo tho h o ar/ and In otic mellow yellow of tho fur. with deep orange-coral color. It Is edged
■w?
compared with tho previously men cuperate.
la a wldo strip of tine black lace
time
and
money
at
tho
gambtur.i
with
ozone
ma-mines
through
blttns, written n noted authority
The New Sfudtbaker Big Six Dupltx-Phatton
tioned figure of 100,000.
terlined things they used to be. it* striking black marking. Tho lin Insertion, and finished with very
(
t
m
i
l
n
i
n
n
T
U
i
v
)
Old
laws,
couched
in
fatherly
the
tunnels
periodically.
on there matter*, who held a Bible
ubj° an(J
out until nil
ing Is orange.
.
Among the recovered articles language, requiring chauffeurs to
They
should
ho
long,
of
course,
to
f
I'l-AHAKKEE,
lyee.
20.—
The
boiling,
or
by
boiling
the
fruit
long nnd heavy lustrous silk fringe
of the night, gambling bestudy campaign on thu campus
from other robberies a t Scotland blow horns gently so as not to di.i.
Tho second wrap Is of the chic of tho coral.
/ o r preserves in a stronger ginger tea before Yard
last sprirur n
ground for divorce in this cover madam** In her slight eve bnlgo
is nn ingot „r gold weighing I
, e , Koal y 80 a8/ ”)t ?,« ! »•
color
tnffota.
It
Is
also
a
0X1, W .t\ PAH OK—JAfIKSON liuw i r
syrup.)
on tho charge of cruelty.”
n o n S 3 of the home demon «**>"» il, to the syrup.)
This Is a hnndsotno affair th.it
ning gown and gauze Blockings.
•V irth aily .‘every student In tho ft?^
three pounds apparently furniml »?•«»,, ^ l"’J)U,at'°"-1a "‘l forbidden
the approval
Kumqunt Preserves
llnlllninrr. Wit.
melted jewelry.
J
1 ‘ or open cut-outs. hnve been resurreet• JudR« , expressed pity for .Ami they should have warmth nt shirred model, nnd has a collar of ono can malic oneself.
UIMMI t>ewr Vork.
University is being reached by extension service:
Ilamlt-.u, .Wnnii.
ed by tho police, who have bom
FOR CHRISTMAS
Uiie 1 pound of kumquatts, %
•ixaa
sue
vyho stays at home I-^asl over the shouldon. Tin? r o t sHt material fastened Into a large
On tho laco Insertion Is appti
he object of which is to teach a
Grapefruit Preserves
t hlrngi,. III.
•1.1.1N I 'h lla ilr lp h n ,^ 1
desperately trying to move traffic
pound of sugar, nnd 1 nut. of water
r.ait.rg
for her hnnhumi to •t tho wrap might Jnsl a* well I.- ~ Pitnllnd tlowor at the back conti-r, somo nguron of the crepo do chu.c.
GiflK
of
Utility
itudcnts how to solve pres-nf dn«.
*
<
li-u
iniiil,
an..ii
Uso the following r.ubr.tances:
Nnvanunli,
in me congested streets, with con
Preparation: Clean tho kum•Ilplr.ill, Jllch.
(homo for dinner and he docs hrocodo or a singlt? layer of v-:»c. '•Itn more and more petals start- This Is an unusual note, and vn.ns •'i’o lrila . o .
problems by the Bible method.
1 pound of grapefruit peel, •% |b.
Come To
siderable success and also lmve un•
t Won I real. I*. O. no.3.1 *Waalilngiua.
thoroughly by washing with
If.r. out from under there and going plctures.iuo—which Is Just wlm !
wno until tho dinner is cold; lined thinly with* silk.
IkC,
of sugar, 1 pint of water, and 2 quats
dertaken
to
purify
the
day
both
of
snap
and
water;
sprinkle
with
so,
•
V
ia
liuHirnorf*
untl
ra
il.
ou;
llko a long boa. Rack petal Is should appear to bo In Miss Danir:.
1,
in
the
opinion
of
tho
wife,
tV la liiliim it.
slices of lemon, % inch thick.
BJG LEAGUES TO PLAY
a very nttraci;«(. wrap is shown
P lilliiilc lfilila an d rail.
the gaseous fumes mui to end oh-.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
using one tablespoon of soda
here never was a wife who )oro In tho akrtih at tha Jeff. The Mgcd In gold. You might liavo new Paramount plctnro. “Argentl:-,'
Preparations:
Select bright •In,
MIAMI, Dec. 22.—Several big
noxious honking.
to 1 qt. of kumquats. pour rufllnnTnii‘,
,
«
?,
>
nHV|lr
rm,
nl"
,
'
xc,
',t
‘Ickeu
f..r
t|
In
own
that!
Belgo
nnd
gold
are
A COLO OR CATARRH
it
toko
pride
In
tho
dinners
Love.”
fruit
with
a
thick
peel,
wash
care
9 Hl.lr..
[•agues, former big leaguers and
• i. i* . '
ronniH on A rghanv un.l II
en t boiling water over this to
The slowness of traffic movement \
and m.nm room s o n utlipr^ s". yn^ri »
kpared
fod
her
husband.
The
brush —
to remove nCover
ear hig-lcaguers arc expected to fully,
. , using u- .------PARIS,
Dee.
23.—Paris
e x tr a c h a r g e .
fljltl J'ruiJ. Lot stand 10
pedes- is held chiefly responsible for the)
Apply Crum in NoitriU To
fhusband inflicts a form of
tlroly nrw-type car—developed by
rear .Miami uniforms in the South- !1 " T , or d«PH8,l*« Cut the pee! minutes; pour off water, nnd rinse trians are in a sort of sulk
SiilCnK I’ur nullliuure sin Satnnuah nmu r.l iy on hi* wife that causes her Spanish Woman Lives cause her to collapse. She is able
- Open Up Air Faieeges.
Thcv
ilcmnnd
00
rC
.V
«
‘
J,t*
ll,a<l
f,,,ne’4
*
for
the
thousaiidn
of
Ctudehiircr and available from no other
astern Florida W
Winter
The Dig 3 u Duplex.Phaetcti ii deinter baseball , \ tri7?» or, f hnP«». To one pound thorough!v in three changes of i my Montana that
automobiles
imotors,
runninol,n„
j„
the
main
•o converse freely nfter tho injec Financier^ Son H as
maker.
Z & ur
is
i-ll isuffering than tho Insh of n Four Years W ithout tions.
hvered re you wijh^eonjybte* equip;ngue, nccording to nlans of Frank of fruit add two pints of w ater water. Make a slit n quarter of ?r“ni ih™
’
i“»
ihiw^rii™™«i,t
[K"i*
.5ki7„!»!io
,
t
V,;ir,i,
»
i;
in .u .-« c r
ik
,;:i| i^Slie has a jfood ground for
pud tile lemon. Boil for 15 min an inch long in one side of the
FOOT SPECIALIST
lanlner, manager.
ighese
It is the most sensational — most men,. This'even
Begun Work as Clerk Ah! Whnt roliof! Your clogged
Famous Spanish medical sclen•ran. liiitilutis. Ingrow
B a llin g s fo r P n lla d o lp h tn vln K ayannali C l ’. »|
gtade bumpers, extra balloon tire, tub*
Either
Food
or
Drink
t,lilted
v'f car in America.
, Ho announces that “Happy” utes, change the water and Imil kumquat, then place in kcttlu with
tirtii
are
at
a
loss
to
explain
the
nostrils
open
right
up,
the
air
pas
ing
Nalls.
Iliavy
CallN a n tu c k e t Hi e. 1 - 11- 2g fn„ i.H
has tho wifo whose mental
and t;re cover—there ia nothing else
orcmnn, Chicago White Sox out- again. Repeat the process *is nufllcient water to cover nnd boil
One minute you are enjovirg the to
iiiiMOH nr tired nchlng
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Gilbert sages of your head aro clear and
rose other than thnt it mu3t lie n
buy.
.
•
1‘e ra Inn
IVc. 4-ir, “a Ian r. i ing is caused by the man’:
oiten a* is necessary to remove for 15 minutes. Repeat the boil
foot.
MADRID, Dec. 23^—The rem ark miracle.
icldcr-pitcner hus accepted terms as
comfort
and
protection
of
a
closed
car
tie rk .h ire
l>ee. H * | j n , u' ^.jj
Kuhn, son of Otto II. Kahn, fin you enn breatho freely. No more
much
of
the
bitter
from
tho
peel
«
out
until
tho
early
mornable
case
of
a
woman
whom
doc
m
i.
c.
i..
riisi.F.u
nd ho is expecting the follow- an is desired. Remove the pool ing process three times. Drop the
— neat the unhindered freedom that . B“t to appreciate this car you muat
For space and Irijurmathn
|acurs. Eyery day w® read in tors declnre has neither eaten nor
ancier has started to work as hawking, snuffling, mucous dis
I>rev/ llldg.
,tU into n hoiiing sugar solu
meuj the open car so popular. And in,P « t it—drive it. T u t its delightful
ig ’ med plnyers to bo in tho and
SJ‘7 ’CC. thbv |nre HUeked into the entranees." hi O rlando. Yowidl
charge,
headache,
dryness—no
DEPARTMENT
aj
lemon from the water nnd drop kumq’
j,»»wspaper*, pf men slugged drunk anything nor had an hour j Sweden To Use Planes clerk with tho Equitable Truit .. ............
1’lion#.
Klavatnr
the change can be made •in —
33 secoada
case of
, „operation—steering
- ,
- -------iff mechanism
n
I11’ . ‘ ,Heri Tine up, Indian pitch- thorn into u boiling syrup, mndo by tion mndo by adding % pound of _____y no<;d nt M,ffht, to ah jonicr to counteract this the sub-1 <
* "•fir
struggling
for
breath
nt
night,
iNbbcd. sometimes killed, while sleep for four year is exciting
by simply lowering the roller sido eipecially designed lor its full-sised
•
‘•IcL.^»h!ln, Atlanta adding r k pound of nugur to 1 sugnr to 1 ,,t. of wnter. Iloil gent
Compnny
it
was
learned
Tuesday.I
your
cold
or
catarrh
To
Stop
Rum
Runners
is
gone
enclosures.
IJing
home'.at
m
jriit,
Imngballoon tires.
considerable interest among medi
, v_C-r ’ , 1?? Styles, former I’hiia- pint of water for each pound of ly until transparent, and until the
Tho desire to avoid coddled led I Don’t stay stuffed up! Get a
|to« state of mind dt the bride cal practitioners hero.
Yet
with
all
this
two-fold
co
n
c I r.a ALilctic rT.'clicr; llrrry peel - taken and- bwling-untjl- tho syrup gives a slight jelly test. Pack n
Notice the new location of the light
him
to
accept
the
position
in
hisi
small
bottle
of
Ely’s
Cream
Balm
TRANSPORTATION CO.l •Wits hour after hour for hor She Is a married woman, named
STOCKHOLM, Dcc. 23.— To
venience, the Duplex-Phaeton selb for ing switch on the steering wheel—and
m eo , former PhllUA outfielder; sugar is-dissolved. After the peel kuniqunts in jars -and strain syrup
intner
h
firm,
Kahn
Loch,
nnd1
from
your
druggist
now.
Apply
fkr 800 I. 0„ 81.
*to come
home n£d
and he
he ',lo,
does
no more than an open car.
r^I Jchnuy J ones, Pacific Coast Ir. nddod boil until the peel is oyer them. Heal while hot. If de
-Vmany other new and unusual features.
«nl°,C
OmMiK!ur10
es Aa,olie Baranda, und lives in tho such va*t proportions has the liq Company. Knhn, 21, wns mnrried n little *iif this fragrant, nnti'sep■
to plump the fruit, cover tho
«tl',
'n o t.
uor smuggling trade developed in jn?t month to Anno Elizabeth Wel- tic cream in your noutrils, let it
The new Studebakcr Big Six is strik
transpornnt and the nyrup Bufll- sired
this car that has definitely solved
vessel which it is cooking just be
ingly bciutlful—with long, low swetp- theSee
eicntly heuvy.
the Swedish Archi«‘l«fco*'that:the Ian, daughter of Charles A Wel. pcnctiato through every air pas-1
open-closed car problem.
Yaally
she
comes
into
tho
fore
removing
from
above
the
../''G J R A C T FOR SALE
According to tho doctor’s state authorities have decided to uso Ian; president of the United Ci sage of the hcadjfWToUie an*fheldf
(Note: A ginger flavor may he
r j-*-*---------—.....-__________________
v (sirt to get freedom from ment*,
Khe Is krprnllve snlcly bgar Stores.
■IlAMI, Dec. 22.—’iho ntatc has added to citrus products by udding flame. Allow vessel to remain cov
the swollen, inflnnicd mucous mem
’
«*«
ih*
regUy
loves
better
ered
25
minutes.
Pack
in
steril
9 T A N D A R D S IX
airplanes
in
hunting
rum
runners.
SPECI AL SIX
Ivart fcd for sale 1,317 acres of root ginger to the syrup while ized jars and seal.
, 9 1 0 SIX
brane, giving you instant relief.
IU rn, II'.ft snU.P.
Iccchcs°nS ” n^
“ FPhcation of
' My ana .ia Uuuworld."
I lo t*. IF. a 6 T //. /*.
137-in. ir. R 7S H. P.
Government officials are much
Italy Is to spend nine million lire Ely’s Cream Halm is just wlmt
bmnrged land in I’ndc county,
OupUa.I'hMtnn
31U
S
S P E C IA L
oit* /oitd
rimprovemen*
In n report, which they were baartoned
-I'l'***‘ • Duple «.n.i«,l»ttr 11!1 1>1’*M. Duplax.rtucion 91491 7-Fui.Puflo-rSitton IIS71
over tho apparent wnrt
cold mm
and eniarrn
catarrh suiierer
sufferer
i
i Mn Matheson’s Point
i„ bind |>ort i.........
--"»*»• every luiu
r fw<\'
DjpUt-Ro,J,*er 1410
itue
o
f
D
og
,
Molded
J*l .*•. Coupe.RoiJdcr. 114}
anked
to
submit
to
the
Spanish
id « hirksn Key, nnd follows tho
S
ee
2M 0
time a handsome building silo valchange in tho attitude of the nio- Flume! tH
ty
prov,ncc o f , *?.“? bCL'» seeking. It’s just splen5
Coup, . . . .
J01O S A W Coup, . . . .
1491 4-P*t«. VklnrU . . . .
Academy
of
.Medicine,
Doctor*
(lid.
S
-P
xi.
Srtlan
.
.
.
.
.
119}
ore Bno from the edge of the
B*'d at $15,000 has boon pure ha sod.
119
7*r«w.
SeJin
.
.
.
.
27SJ
1-t’ue.
H«J,n,
.
.
.
.
Jno
.o
n
tv
of
the
Swedish
people
to
wn Pennies Made Guti, I-.rrez and Pinedff state that
5-I’im .I fjtUn, , i , , , IflJO J-P,M. Iletlln, . . . .
iter back through the pmngrove
] } ) | 7*P»«». Ilerllp, . . . .
There is already on the lake shore
ward prohibition, many who at
j | 4o
(■**Neil 6>jle«. 4 JOrivhrel*.
4-et keel hruLet, I dltc uimli.
tho
patient
has
been
under
their
■amp. Portions of tho land are
Norial
To
H
arding
u handuomo boat and club Iioumo
4-wheel mamtK
hruhea. »
1 di
dhenkttln
$60
eilm
<t*ra
17
(
etir.,
-e-wwt
first
openly
sympathized
with
the
I'HONE
5*18.
'
»
caro for four years, suffering from smugglers having declared that
id to be parts of the estates of
valued nt ?:i,000 which is being
<AH»r<, - e ,/.,.h .r .S f.tclaHei. ■
an J . “hire*«- ,Lanf. ,W.h«a m & f * "
FIRST STREET 5
ncutc perigastric trouble, She because of the evil effects of the
temporarily occupied until the new D s s s s a s n s s n s s H a s s B D s ia s a a z s s a s z s H M E
J. Mataeson and Charles Decr” N', Whitts HouseLtatuc
" f wns unablo to keep down oithor trade on the country thev would
Hoy,
v-5,000 structure is completed.
b the l-olief being expressed
n s z a a 'ja a a x B B a n a s B s a B s a a n n a a a a a x s s H a c a a u
pet of
or drink of any description, nsniat in eliminating tho rum run
it he rale was a legal formality
ROLLINS COLLEGE, Winter
IHartling Administration,‘ niado food
| i ( € ( g ( g * S *g*a ( € i ^ ^ ! s l g l g l s i ^ ^ . ^ !5^
( g lg ^ l€ lg e s (S 8 g (g ^ t g —
i pennies contributed liy newju and when she was seized with ners.
«*)'. :t certain taxes thnt might Park, Fla., Dec. 2 7.—Members and
I thmughout the Unite*! States puin from four to «ix leeches were
ro l,t; n ovorlooke<l, nnd that the I’bdges of tho Phi Alnha Frator^ 1 -)
Wo have new crop .seed of REITER ami EGG PLANT.
ners would bid in the land.
mty (local) of Itoilins College were
V*[turned oved to the Smithsm- upplird to IcfMcn conproMtifin.
'Miss Islit'liu Rockefeller, gnindThe doctors, in their report,*, niece
guents of honor Wednesday even1 Institution at Washington,
of
tho
oil
king,
is
an
instrucThe very finest strains that can he secured.
« » will remain u« the news- state that this treatment was an *1 tar ,in. i'i"l"gy in Tcnchera’ College
mg ut the Angebilt Hotel w*hen the
r
r
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v7l
by
specialislg,
who
wore
Orlando alumni of tbe fraternity
Sec Us Before Buying
■ memorial to President llnril^ u* Columbia University
lUii’ir friend. The statue was enued m for consultation, and add
rave n banquet in celebration of
that
notwithstanding
the
wo
tbo beginning of construction of
»ve been preRcntc*! to Mrs.
on on** of the trains
man is obviously fatigued, she doTravelers
4
“Off bad she lived.
the new $25,000 Phi A.'/.hn House.
luxe between Chicago and St.
Wclaka Hldg.i
iCUASCAUENTES.
Mexico An intensive campaign for funds
is
unablo
to
;leep,
and
that
they
P hone 218
to 15,000 newsboys
Loins
may
now
enjoy
their
tea
l^ i-r-N ic h o la . Martteez* who was completed lust week mid actual
fear to mjminster sleeping draugiit
drauirht served hy Japanese ten girls in
SANFORD, FLA.
Idreatly h a v e b een c o n t r i b u t e d .' lest^ th e
lTni.,t as ol*J as the Mexican re construction began Dec. 11.
variation of treatment may native costume.
evv ty pe
p e n closed
’
ta.!“-’r> unto himself a
Merle McElroy. prominent busi
n* ' «e. r ranciscu Quintero.
ness man of Orlando, seted a i
F ou r models in two
i I^
nff,e* total almost
W. D. Rogvjrs an I ,
-q-'-?. forhe Is 105 nnd h is toastmaster.
Leon Is, I*ort also hitvi <| on t 1c * ----------- ——
sizes, priced Jrovi
m « l^ te m to 80.
Shot Guns untl Shells.
Air Rifles.
o
P c!lKbt rlfficulty in committee of arrangcinet its.
NOTICE
Hunting
Coats,
etc.
Skates.
During the evening rrruaic was
$ r3 ’5 ° 10
k’. '
z nPP«»ro
almost
Pocket
Knivetr.
rupplied
by
the
Phi
Alplja
orches
Ruseltall
Gjovcs.
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consnr*
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Tho Pipe Organ Clunk will hold
.
k . . . now. con,ort and atFishing Tackle.
Rats, (inllsi
y J * f ‘s tesrovity to the fresh tra. and after the introduction of a cooked food nnd candy Raid*
> l..o country and to the fact! the new pledges, with r/pproprlate •Saturday afternoon in front or
Tools of n|| kinds.
Foot Ralls,
N ew model Kodaks that work with extras
I
; t r -v:.lencc "undoubtedly Ihr l !!?Ct|Ctlef”, l,rio/ “ddresse t were giv- thu Union Pharmacy.
locket
Knives.
*(. !). • Steps. Hit father, Cre-a 1 ,i’y aIu,nni .an*l olduv members
i
dinary case and speed for as you open the caj
' “ ‘>tl,.cz, die*l nt the age of J, " fC>l<)rnlly- ,
f
o
r
t
h
e
w
o
m
e
n
2L
k‘
hour years ago tho fraternity
fraturnitv
Toy Coukinj; Sets.
era the lens springs into position.
was incorporated nnd since that D B z iiia a ia a s n a a ia is a is a a
Perculaters
to have an airship shod bigger than
■tto mammoth 'one at Lakehnnt
"N. J „ roost of the Shenandoah knr
Angeles. It will
vt-ill shelter
tho Los Angelos.
— of the two 6,000,000 cubic feet
capacity airships whidi the British
government has decided to build.
-. The shod will be located a t Card
Seminole Marble Co.
'm
8 T U D B B A K
FOR CHRIS1
nmfrT .?F BL*CK GEpROETTE OVER GOLD
®
IN. ORANGE AND TRIMMED IRU O S
ARD ANDA BEIGE TAFPE7A AND GOLD WRAP/
r
First National Hank UldR.
Mt
J. H. JACKSl
BEBE DANIELS IN A
SHAWL OF CREPE DE
CHINE AND LACE,
Preserves Made OF Florida Products
. ...
Pcdestrains or Paris
Pure Air By Day and
Quiet Through Night
I M
oAn open and closed car combine
Bali Hardware Co.
Chiropodist
MERCHANTS &
_
PRICKS
Rollins Fraternity
Members Hold Big
Banquet In Orlando
linn. •
Come in anti see these ‘Kodaks
and you’ll cross one, or,,more, gift
problems from your lisfc
R O T H E R S
5
of 105 Takes
f.iue of SO Summers
%
PEPPER AND EGG PLANT SEED
SAN JUAN GARAGE CO.
T h e Pockei
KODAK!
Last Call For
Series II
T/ie N
Gifts For The Whole Family
FOR THE MEN
FOR THIi HOYS
WHEN YOU COME TO OUR STORE
YOU WILL FIND MERCHANDISE
FOR THE GIRLS
‘i ts WouldBeKisser
' ■ Slap on the Pace Bulb CollectloiT Free
’ '• N8TON, Dec 2 2 .- When
-»* »>onoy, .>() Woburn street.
1 '' murn, reached the railroml
*ij In South Auburn on her
i» woilt this morning,
young
.
-a young
*. ppc.1 up to her und tried to
f"*r 1 he young woman turn1 " ? 7 a" aLn*l slapped him so
oil: ly thnt he run away
; Cooney Js the 20-ycar- old,
htvr of Thomas Cooney, She
tin t the youth who tried to
her is about 22 years old nnd
ni<i very light.
Th* police
,
^ston art investigating.
. . Co a Ri'’ua government is
aug the. construction of a
“ / ^*,nUren««- the Pacific
ui tiii* rupubljv,
-jf («•»•( tlrl.im a* 1‘rrarnl
>i(u«*o.. I'wrlaltlr T ?pr,.rlt.r
F ° r S a le n y T h e
eminoJe Printery
T e lr p lto o ,
03
)R CHRISTMAS
Gifts oi" Utility
Come To
il Hardware Co.
Mill's Florida Flower K itd c*d•ection (12 pkts) $1.(10.
Mill's Home (inribn Vegetable
collection (15 pkts) $|.CV.
5 Mill s Sprrial Flowering ? uIIim
free with each ridlcctlt U
Mill’s Seed Stor d.
P . O . Ilox
102
Choa. W. Zbuii, .Manager,
Jacksonvillo. Fla.
KANDY
Wc are still making that
Jcliriou <—home-made candy
—daily.
f
Hungry?
Try one of our ham samlwiches witii bottled chocolate
milk.
Waters Kandy Kitchen s
Milam* Theatre
C /2
Aluminum Tea Sets.
Aluminum Dinner Sets.
Sewing Scissors.
Manicure Scissors.
i'yrex Ware.
(’ullery.
Aluminum Roasters.
Electric Irons.
Especially worthwhile are these gaiiicj
equipped with the sharp-cutting Kodak An|
tigmat lens f . y . j , set in a focusing mount.
M ill H a r d w a r e Co
o
K odiik F ilm — F in ish in g that's right
B * B aa* * * B aaan n a* aB o an * B t7
SLUTERS
NEW :ED I
THE
Fountain Pens
Pencils*
Violins, ITkulelea
and Grntars.
Flashliff nts and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
Thts is the final test of m er it-th e only test that is fair to y o u -a n d it will assure your lasting satisfaction
F . P . R JN E S
A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your home for
Christmas.
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i t ta ir m k r r ___
- - B»w»nd c u m UMiir,
• IfII, at tha I’oatofflr* L ittle House of Christmas, in your white lane s e t , H
L Klitrifla, under Art »r
m u -w a y tw ixt the highw aysof Remember and Forget,
Once
wifidows-wake wun
with welcome
welcome Uper-tfl
- —- a- *year your niuuuwfl.wttnc
i. fMItar
flTl rn a tf/law ttnnia
».1 a « . mm
Once a year you* gate ^Mitaa
ffyingsr wide
to feet of loftfr. ago.
LI*
in a w
14*
LTctie House of Christmas, at your*fragrant feast, *
itf iic B ir n o y , rath*
YMr._J7.ta Bis Montlia . lJ.BO AM are bidden to the board, the greatest and the least;
In City by Carrlar, par
lie. Wtakly Edition IS.00
Hopes rub elbows side by side
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We Hat* C ontrutm
Bdl W . Lack Safety.
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We Want Supremacy.
BY ARTHUR BRtRBA lfl
rcopTMuar i#H i
cause hubby wanted h-T.jr
Jjridre. Wo axtond^onr sy^
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MISS KATHRYN WILKEY. Society Editor.
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Gt. Louis news |a
threw o plate at a w niuk
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Dec. 22.
—Life and climate In the United
With little tattered, beggared Dreams that crept in wist- f-tatoa are not monotonous. Vio
lent contrasts make existence In
teresting. For Instance, this train
a
n
f
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tti*\wh#i *ti»r
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PIIONE:—Res. 428-J
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Bridge Party Given In
Honor of Visitor
id a l
p e r s o n a l s
XOTICBt All obituary
T*. of thnnkn.
•"••"ti'k irpm
iuuni
revolution*
?Lar. ,ta .nd on lh« farrn q,
♦t en tertain m en t t w here
l* that culture sh»uL
,, k .J .
»' mail* wl I l « har«ed Little HousokcifieWins,Tall drifted,tieep wlU«nov,. . . . .
ro i^ 'p
■pent Monday in Sanford.
lar advert! nni r r iim .
Mre. Hugh Wclchell entertained
cd
ahead
of
r.trlculture.
:
t—w
K AMOCEAT R|] r iln
delightfully
at bridge Monday af-!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
where
the
average
summer
temperj
... Asher Knnner
■elated Hreaa la eirlua
- ^LP. ■
uesday.
'
_ Jt la not against the L
have
as
theirs
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
T.
Ilodwell
temoon
at
her
home
Palmetto*
»d to Ihn u*e foH rrpul).
„umv on raim
etto
^winter j'
Brt. Forrest-TAke will
fl.V • all new* ‘dispatch**
think your neighbors , r i ^*
jnoimred to Orlando Monday aKer Avenue, honoring her cluirming*
,s
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—
—
r
vubysnne
'
f
bridge
tttJfhomn«
f
It' or
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iru narnot
andothrrwlbo
nlan tlia
«l._ ierad
i__
h°«ts4f XUCst, Miss
Miss TLw
iPv irvin o t.]l
I fin
piper
amt
alao
local
now, on the Union Pacific system,
V
,
* <■.
now>
Miss. MauderLaki
aatwoi?
Betty
latied aeaaaw
herein.
All IINIH
right*
.aa. Ol
it
Miss
Nancy.
Millci
- -.i— Uon of apeclal dlapatch Hands ^stretcH wsirbmc at your all! i h c ^ r s ^ W s t f
. ^ 1 ' & & •''«> "»«» c h .r« .» * !
The coal aituatlon accoirf 11
also reienrtd.
,-Va.e jnrJanj;/ Jv„
M m M m I!„»a r i > ho, | ^
an
official
report,
is
v«
t
•dx below *cro now and getting
BSDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1921 Memories clasp tender armfl.about each lonely heart.
. Friday.
. ,
now, but we don't Iwow' i *
colder."'
*
fdince given by Mr.'
j f ■T.•
Long-lost
faces
gather
close,
voices
loved
and
old
ILB TTHOUcilT FOR TODAY
brJthed S
8 wcrr J,! |rnctively decDespondent Atlanta (Gal u * C. Bebout a t their
King across the holly-boughs beneath the taper-gold.
J £ p & i< S A lt
THE OMAHA Morning Bee
.?Vo
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r
S
^
an ?kutndance bf roses.I
ilmetto
Avenue.
'INpi&G THE RIGHT WAY:
swallowed a glass of kerossJl
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i/®p- hW ‘ scurp,
score. n v«nvanquotes President Coolidgo ns oppos
e e fts B is
leek ye the Lord while h e , may Little House of Christmas, in your white lane set.
.
MreG.
Smith.Mrs.
Theo
thc antidote was to kcerT’1 .NOTICE
,
?TrntaSC9!<,'k,a
Ton
Mared
to
nny
armament
competition
•
Jess
Long
of
Osteen
was
tho
found, call yp upon Him while
Aulln and Teddy Aolin of
from fire.' * " ' r'”
”
Pe V. Howard chapter dore
Y hary- Tho honorees
U n n f ; let the wicked for Half-way twixt the highways of Remember and Forget,
with other nations. The President
uvfedo spent Monday in Sanford
were each presented lovqiy hand
ed
Daughter
of
the
I hl» Way, and the unrighteous
May each storm-blown wanderer, weary and alone,
Is right, ns usual.
made handkerchiefs. A delightwill have a mcctin<»
Virginia legislator weight, .
i hi* thoughts; and lot him re
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wclchell
Hear some voice call cheer to him across your lintelstone.
There
rhould
bo
no
competition,
imoon
a
t
3:30
o'clock
pounds, perhaps In answer t3 j
Mrs. F. L. Nixon has ns her
i uqto the Lord.’ and ho will
navo ns their guest for thc holi
n ™ . * " ’Cnc'1 t0'-------- obut absolute unquestioned su
I call for bigger men in
-J i of Mre*. A. P. Conne’- days bliss Betty Irvin of Mbimi guest for ,*Jie holidays her mothS
upon him; and to our
ShInhh
0nU„lr“
Mid W^ ° Misa Lillian
4^
premacy. This nation should be
/
•
*dll abundantly par
! tics.
M
«*» Mrs. M. F. Flemistur.
nrv Ml o MU* Mnrgarct Zachi s h 55: 6 ,7 .
Mr.
Ed
Lane
returned
Sunday
beyond competition, It should have
?!y* „ RS, ®nrn b a rre n Eastcrby
NOTICE .
from a short visit in JncksonMiss Ruth Gillen, Mrs. James
J.
B.
Crnwford
leaves
Tuesday
Thev
think
a
Richmond
everything
needed
to
mako
lucpi
be
a
meeting
of
the
TnV? f'i ay*t,rV‘,Xt thc h,^ wayfl of Remember and Forget"
Ridge,
Mrs. Roy Howard Miss
Region
Auxiliary
nt
4
man
who
shot
his
wife
\,
to
spend
the
holidays
with
his
cessful
attack
impossible,
nnd
then
THE SCARLET WINGS
Anna
DuBsoe
nnd Miss Katherine
fo r% « h C ^ n fU , - ^ Y h lch T h o H cra,(! h a « a p p ro p ria te d
nirady
afternoon.
This
family in Valdosta. Gn.
If she could cook and didn’t
3) nic3.
ii Mni’. Jo« Jmkins and Miss Lil
,T
t ?nuI today’ Martha Haskell Clark has stop( regardless of what others do.
le flutter of gorgeous scarlet n?noo!i f l !fr
I
business
meeting
and
too much, he is.
As pnrt of tho plan for pence
lian Shuman of Oviedo
wore
placed the Little House of Christmas” in that lovely spot
wings,
'sneo is requested.
shopping in Sanford Monday
the sunshine about my door,
half-way twixt the highwnys of Remember and Forget"' through preparation, the United
jC k Gra^.hoppers, . are increM ..NT ION ELKS
amething bright the Yuletido
States should hnv* n fleet of fly
rearly in Texas; so what Tl int of the holidays the fn?1*?; RsV Jr* LeCROn ,cft Tuesday
brings,
iorget at Christmas time, near enough to the things that arc! ing ships nt least double that of
noods is more streams for
ith a lavish hand we adore.
meeting .will be tec- X L Ft*f.LyLr9 to Rpcnd
holi
nntlon In the world.
to bo
ini f*hpppy
memories
purposes.
n , .forever
'— ;T?m enshrined
*•*
f i w• m
i|' nny , other
------ —**““
lay in January, 1025. days with her mother, Mrs. John
'I'riniir
J
. . em o ries.
. _
Ilandreil of people filed through
'iPK.ICRIAL hat 1^017
gmyflminsettias deck tho yenr,
Thought, of sadness, thus, in the "Little House of C h r is t, i Wc hovc twlce “ mu' h territory
ISecrctary.
. —Adv.
Bord / v ff CCS of tho Snr»f"nl
; its
‘ta passing in festal robes;
American investments abroad
as any other modThc
Hornld
likes to th
filk evTry
J I l ' w°rlh
m am
a ” aare
r e ssoftened.
o f te n e d .’ Indeed.
In d eed , T
he H
c ra h l likls^^to
th in
£ ’,dn .& ‘' IortK»jro Company on:
mount to ten billions now w fiHTS TEMPLAR,'
of the season held so
ern notion.
» 3 r‘i RntL Mr9, tow ard UGhette
rnm, d &trt,.ctt AI'jndny when tho
in
P |e a «a n t little “ C h ris tm a s H ouse" tr ie s
and daughter will be the Christth at would be enough money f, ATTENTION!..
The
British
set
tho
example.
mto
c,°lcb1ra‘cd *Li ente ranee
man
in
love.
y
19
jnas guests pf Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
id adorning our dear abodes,
of Taylor Command
hnl?li»ih local financial field by
They nro not competing with other
vr
. sojourning Sir Knights
*ea*d them in with tho holly
nations; they simply take Hteps to
d ay .OPOn
Hero and there you read .ted to meet a t thc Asy1ft ves,
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Houser leave
rla n j for more ln Dpine„ i„ |tmas morning i a t oleven
make (he Britirh Empire safe.
. .J>li niC^’ w,lJ*cr;J nn<! candy were
l
d the sweet-breathing ever Of I n n . 0 r r ° n n % 1 th r o u » h o u t th e C h ris tm a s w orld, m illions
world yet we only u.e . inio),
Rirved to nil comers, while cigars
I r dnLV. t o . flpcnd lhe holidays
When the w ar camo wu were
r
i
Christmas
observance.
green,
of what’s already here.
n ii
d««Rhtcr, Mrs. George
m a K I In J b g»a t h e r -,n th c ,r ow n “ H ttlo " h o u ses o f C h r i s t - glad to huve British nhlps enrry
were issued to the men. The „flthe-mistletoe bough receives
R. Hartley of Columbus, S. C.
f
ee. which was open for inspec
Zf
th
n
r
h
i„
hr
l
i
i
V
.ar^
UH
WT
m
a
k
in
»
re
a
d
y
fo
r
th
e
co
m
in
g
:
of
the
Eminent
Com
9lt of its color between.
our soldiers, goods and passengers.
tion. wns decorated with flowers,
w i l l e d love. h W’
C° m ln g o f l h a t s Pir i t o f Pc«ce, good After we entered tho war we were
, * Tr- nnt| Mrs. R. S. Holly nnd
I23U3
those making up the reception
R'jinkins^ 'Recorder.'
that has almost irono its
Jittlo
son leave Tuesday for Ellen'
TAMPA
TRIBUNE
124.
.
way
o
Rla,d n °,k,n?w thnt the British fleet
InTnitM
L' B. G. Smith,
Mra* Mrs.
Forrest
«
R.P°.nd the holidays with
Lake. Mrs.
W.
and British submarines made im
OUR
join the vast family of Time,
Mrs.
Holly’s
parents.
possible
any
German
raid
across
jj*
Ounnccllffe
and
Mrs.
I,’.
A.
BARY
NOTES
all^goofl-bye in this bright
However diverse are the signif that the spirit of Christmas moves j
the Atlantic.
Douglass. They were assisted |>y
lid bells of the holidays cliim,
!?l
be
no
storj'
hour
ifnu*
,,N r . and Mm. JaniCft Wells left
“ regular office force of that
The President, you may be sure, ications which different people a t the masses to uncommon goner-'
the Library will be Monday for Wallace, N. C., where
tach
to
,
_
_____.
.
1°
Christmas,
its
primary,
company which is comporesl of
flutter or gorgeous scarlet
osity, for asking cases when res
rfriday afternooh bc- DCJrw'T v ,i,t rcI®Uvcs through
Mrs S. A. Live. Mrs. John Wim-1
wings,
or tho
the Moth.viiMt
Methmli^f' /Crnb
L,lU<
^nmiren’H
.n r[>
battleships to
n m h1.l,.,. " t^_l.'L
i5y?II
.'lrcn BHome
Homc Society,
Society. P,'}
fft"
i [ building
■»«•»» .h.ul«,hiw
i„ j distinctive character abi de s ponses are not commensurate with
the holidays.
hash and J. It. Crawford.
ro blended with thought that
t
h
. t
o
w
n
u
. other of £ $ ?
"“'t1thrv'Kkmt CM^
* * «™*‘ the effort put forth to gather in.
soars,
States consumes
Hero is justification for the
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Stokes. Miss
IS NOW OPEN FOR MEMRERSIilP
companies
ics nnd
and the steel companies ' Gfft lo human,ty 8et un
W its Christmas spirit sings
1
barrels'of
crudo oil Dorothy Stokes nnd Miss Hazel
commercializing”
of
Christinas;
of
qpen
handedness
that
is
glad
o
T
vf^
,rtU
nnlC
i
ittlc
b
o
y
s
a,u
l
tflrls
w
ho
w
o
u
ld
b
o
b
e
re
ft
Oil
companlen
want
battleships
to
he sunshine about our doors,
for the turning of thoughts in thd
horcll motored to Orlandp, Mon
0:
t, —Emily Grace Clark.
you
>l
g Wer° lt n 0 t fo r th e k in d n c 8 s o f H tran g era like burn oil; steel compunies wunt the ly. followed in the most mntcrin! blessed season to the results of
day.
forty five million dollnr jobs,
era7^ of
the
world’s
history.
Which
:......... ..
II IIIUI
isecutivc years, India
i
,Vrcsi,icnt knows thnt tho convinces, if you please, that there a yenr of business endeavor. How
I.RUe Miss Jane Sharon was
'o you sent your Christmas
* of tho greatest poBilly Fitts in enjoying a short
much
hnve
I
made?
the
business
battleship
is
out
of
date
nnd
that
firie
r ionnud tina 1oorclw
1tl?
M
n
t»hn
™IeCt
8
en
d
in
g
a
irift
lo
a
w
ell-to-do
u- ii no...............
incompatibility
*
the delightful M„all hostess, to
ld e r to u se th e m oney ao aavei to e n ric h th n fimdu
............. j
between
k
areas
among
Hie
new
furlough
from
thc
na-v
n»
the
man
may
inquire
in
no
sordid
he cost of one battleship, 45 mil- spiritual and material interests,
nhout 50 of her voung friends
| the world.
guests of hh parents, Mr. and
Hons, spent by honest engineers but that they are complementary. spirit. ^ If ho has made much he
Monday afternoon. The occasion
toon as Christmas is over the
Mrs.
W.
A.
Fitts
Jr.
may
give
much
and
the
grenter
T 7
not by “patriotic grafters,” would Oijo does not thrive greatly with
mneerts should begin.
birthday.ccIobration
ni her eighth
the joy his giving will occasion,
give this country n flying fleet out the other.
,
* H pc.i <
•-------- "" 11
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clyde
Byrd
and
l
he
more
prosperous
the
county
is
INTRIGUING
HATS
AND
half
as
great
us
that
of
H«n
os
Kre
01
as
milt
or
France.
“
It
is
mm
person will be more tickled
-v profusion of poinscttini, red
Jit is more blessed to give than ns a whole, the larger the distri
children leave Wednesday for ArSCARFS
hthiscun.
Christmas bells and FtinChristmas arrive than the
bution to
the“ less ‘"iiuiwii;
fortunate mem
■-- —
IIM!Ill-C1 0 1
!„ cadin to upend thc holidayji with
clerk In n busy store.
| n Clauses were attractively used
raiis
says
velvet
and
f,
It
for
ilia
as unv in tl w I
a
I
• 1 .nun ,ne prcilominnnl
Mrs.
Ryrd’s
parents,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
bc.K
of
nocioty.
For
them
thnt
• a
HlVill mill
■Q
',r‘co Christmas have the! root.
Fall hat, and it may lie small for n decorating. Thu dinning room
Jake Wcy.
of five hnV
bnttleshipr. which tk0
is what
give great indeed is the blessing
will
not
have
if
lie
does
not
general
wear and large fur more table was most attractive. 11 h rg a
w ro u g h t to apwnd un flying tut*.
blit not less is it to those whoso
formal
occasions.
Two intriguing Mintii Claus centered the table
lire.
The
Christmas
appeal
in
neons
thus
arc
ir.£t.
<»W
wiahw
V
C,
B.
Shephard
returned
Mon'egm s.
models
ure
shown
here,
and wilii die nn,I ribbons of red were draped
uRrn'frtArtlfeMmlortriv
mhde
try safe in the air nnd, therefore,
Wtt can'mensurq the service per-oi 4 m i aL i - 0,!?.,A t^ nta where he i» “ I- hats come
<
scarfs that arc quite as from the chundelier to tho eort5 lob." who hnve. Here would ’ronned
• ^4'•!.•*.» *• 11 (•MU.HT .1
IJ f
m
•>1! . .1]
II
//n.lf
l||l »7
safe
everywhere.
tendbiGcoreia
School
of
Techno,
m
m
t
by
those
who
are
in
Christ
‘WiHw.The upper |,at js embroidered ners at o,it. en<l was placed the
» «lurinF the Christmas seaA r»A lflfT?\Ttfm r timtt
h‘ tJ
NEW YORK TIMES
*
1 imes and methods change, hu seem to those who have. Here mas trade? Without their efforts
A
COMMUNITY BUILDER
i
LiHc
1,1 Rpcntl tho holidays^ all“ ov^ m heavy white Vopa silk; the beautiful birthday cake, white, nt
a«t we realire how badly
would
seem
to
be
incentive
ample
with
his
parents.
man character changes little, and
there would In? but scanty and un
lo\ver*~in dark brown—in shades of the other end was it;: duplicate
d needs a larger post office.
F. P. FOSTER, President
B. F. WHITNER, Cashier
the desire for conquest and reve m justification of striving to pos satisfactory evidences of .good will
The Nntional Conference on
cinnamon,
rust and gold. The first
■o*
one more candle in honor of
The most effective safeguard
sess. At Christmas—or any oth
Dr. W. D. Gardiner motored to scarf is in black anil white knit silk with
most punctual man in town Street and Highway Safety, culled would be a strict syntem of licen- nue changes not at nil. Desire er tifne- one may experience the current in all walks of society
little
Helen Wilson who share.; tho
is utrong at this moment in Asia.
Christinas season. Every ago'
i t s . Ocala Sunday to bring back his the second is in brown crcpc with same birthday.
man who reads tho electric to meet in Washington by Secre
subjime joy of giving. But Christ this
T71
For
centuries,
the
women
nnd
chil
mother,
Airs.
M.
E.
Gardiner
who
self-color
embroidery.
meets its own needs, or it is a fail-1
tary Hoover, will liuve failed of it <
Delicious refreshments made
of Eastern Europe lived in mas is the approved season of I
Pictorial Review Hat No. |J'H7. | complete
— o™ i : ppnd the holidays with Dr.
I f
purpose unless the whole country tho tests*of competence are "ford• dren
horror0^ * /^ '^ 1"I* E,,rop° 1l,Vod in gift-making. You know that from ure. Christmas is a festival charthe happy afternoon.
and
Mrs.
Gardiner.
Transfer,
blue
or
yellow,
iix
lii'ling
;
notorized by great spiritunlitv nnd
weather hns almost forced is aroused to the duty of regaining
Licenses are easily procured
the
extraordinary
number
of
do-|
-------|
^0 cents. Scarf No. J50
ont porch swing into dis- motor vehicles traffic. | n his open by men and women who risk their
can in our way emulate the Joy. The Virgjiin State Industrial
us all“ in ini?
the | mis
F\\onlHt that
came M
onU IVIIk
foot Ulltl
and on
--- *..........
till mtinds made
Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. StokcH have ^ il,i ingo.dlrcS,ion?., 10 cents Hat t ommission is iniuo:dng heavy
- I upon
' i
otts example of giving iwhich marking
address
Mr.
Hoover niude
n
v
.
.
.
T—,
.....
inline
II
shaggy pomes, marching wostwnnl, nam eof chanty. Nor can we doubt| ed the fir,t ( hristmns.
own
lives
and
imperial
the
lives
of
—
■
ns
their
guests
for
the
holidavs
j.
v
ansfc.r’
,I,IIC
or
yellow,
in
-o—
mint or
of i14s jjut
per cent
: the increase wt
penalties on firms which neglect
killing nnd devouring as they paas* „Mrs.
r, W.
w . II. W
SS
Christmas smile should he in n .......
othoru. Some of them never learn cu.
Captain .nnd
William
l *- i
* . . during
- motor —
vehicle
accidents
to provide insurance for their cmP during the Christmas sen- tbe
last year, as it
compared
properly.
for
. .....
un pnreu with a to drive r*w
P^*</* iPunishment
unisnment Tor
I'loyoa in required by the work
and daughter Miss Gene Williams transfer, 40 cents.
The next visit from Anin will
ncre could he no nicer gift.
mens
compensation act.
of
Atlanta.
Gn.
conio
through
the
uir,
not
on
foot,
caUHos''0
In
i‘|
C
Cit
nt9
due
to
other
|
‘
au.sing
accidents
is
seldom
ade-------- ---------not hound for Europe, hut riving
» ftre *till some people in
w a YCROSS JOURNAL-IIERALD
across the Pacific Ocean bound for
Mrs. J. T. Woodall and William
I• who: have
never uuiiu
done na
*v st^vo;*
F O R Q U IC K S A L E A T
f a s - S
this
country.
At
this
moment
award beautifying property
[Bnns and Mrs. C. E. Adams and
Asia could send, carried in huge
Some of the Georgia papers seem j much, We have too many restaur
S
iL<I /Tu MIW
m
.....
. .. ;
baby of Moultrie, Gn., are the
St:.»TS
m i.l.lM
freighters to avoid the seven t'lous- somewhat perturbed about the ox
o
aiiUi here. We don’t get enough
guests
of
Mrs.
J.
T.
Woodall
at
and
mile
flight,
enough
machines
odus to Florida.
u are to do your Christians
tourists.”
to destroy all the principal cities
the Valtez Hotel for thc Christ
if late you will have to do
The Tifton Gazette says:
on
the
Pacific
Const.
And
that
iIt he asks the average merchant
mas home.
lUat ling or the stores will
fact, not theory.
“If you want to go, we say go on "How’s business?" he hears “Poor
•VINTZ-anwo
"We are a great nation,.........
pros —the sooner the hotter for nil conperous, powerful. No
" ,ine would iccrncd. After we get rid of nil This is the worst Christmas sea
PE R ACRE
p are great days for stu- by comparison with the offieiul recIUMPHAHT:<iii we hnve ever had. The peo
dare attack us.” So snvs the niniW.u
u
. ,
**
1 ol
V
*ho have come home from ordc at Washington." All
the mobile that kills a human being so afraid
ple are not buying much and what,
em g a o eh tn t
somebody
will
tax
him
for
t,'°U
0
'
'
h,>
W
l;
h
to
,noVt'.
maylw
indicted.
Yet
he
operate?)
what
to spend thc holidays with deaths in our peaceful civilization
we
charge
we
will
have
a
hard
time
1
those
who
nro
left
can
get
together
'WITH
nntional
protection.
may
be
called
a
private
lucomotiv.*.
(jme-folkr.
occasioned by the use of the auto
1
pi-VAL NEGLIGEE
nnd start a campaign boosting this collecting."
” hen just punishment is regularly
WIT2IE
mobile are probably not reported visited
If
he
asks
the
average
profes
upon
those
who
drive
motor
great
rection,"
Chine
and
In
t
lend
ird merchants have done a Last year"the'ro^wero o T J T O 1,!
,,p°,nl
who drive motor
THE . MIDDLE-AGED, plump
5A5SIE
slona! man "How’s business?" he
JRr Vi gorgcuusly to the
ireiiking
business
this in accidents on st? v ti'’n I hi
m hiclfCR T ,th crim,nal recklessness "wm-r ot a grocery store may idsTo us this exodus to Florida— fails to get an enthusiastic reply
'
AND
n high- the death curve will go
down
r^P m -m is, standing well and there is not questioning that
Iff tin's negligee in s
inia U a convincing ar- waj> About Hn n lr
R
E
A
L
T
O
R
Go
to
a
Florida
city
and
you
with
his
But
a
thin,
.
i
i,8.
pt
r
i
ent
"tc,irr*
‘d
sharply.
Uniformity
of
laws
g,,v
w,th
hia
neighbors.
n..t
n
ihin
HAL
“
fit
yellow.
'I
ho
deeply
in favor of j?ood conditionn. in motor vehicle traffic. It is nl.(JCf ^ ! i‘n\ haV‘!. m0Vrd Lt u c ,nd cvery m°rehant. every hotel
Rc armholes, drooping
KITER
First National Rank IJuudincr.
• JT“ ----° -------ready known that this year’s fa- erning the uso of these vehicles con qimptive, hollow chested, drug FhwL
Florida ten lies two lessons that • manager, every professional man
F».
and
pockets
are
of
uking up your list
for J j > i - u«lUes will exceed those would also have the effect of turn eating gunman with a revolver
I’llOMS 93.
ROOMS 501-7
Irilibuii IhiIiIs lhe garing the death curve down. Uni enu hold him up. elenn out his t t V r n 1 d“. ,WuU !i1 Lara, boa t ng about biJlnVss there aSd
u* presents did you overown
Citizer
s
“
d
U“ulf
S
il"
'
thJL
Prospecls
for
tho
future,
place
and
stretch
him
dead.
J.
the front. The
formity
of
traffic
regulations,
or
Ara.vS.'r.AC
e tcleplionv operator who
Saleslady—Miss Ruba Williams
citizens.
| Thnt is the lesson Georgia must
“There are three hrnnd measures
•italde
to devvlopnictii
Uncle Sam .should remember that own
>Bj‘ to give you good ner- or approuen to a remedy. First approximation to it. would be help,
Sirjonil
i’m
rJa
sold
it3elf
to
[learn
from
Florida.
wiYBST
t sutccti or glove sill:.
ful. No state should have a wcuk thu futti*Nt irrocc'r is not always
prevention and safeguard. See- riitrmobila
thu
aafest
grocer.
Miu*lcsty
hem
and
is
'tYe^know
nf
„„i«
•,
.
i
r.
s
must
begin
to
boost
M
u s ic a l
law.
As President
h c Know or only one city in'Georgia.
•
"n,L Punishment for violation 0f
C
;
Medium
size
:mns of next year will se,. he rights of others. Third, pub. Coolid-e has wisely said, the ornhaOKTAHDY
■rat uf .To-iiicli- crepe
Ioiii is one tor State and iminieipal
Ri-.I.KtlON IS the spiritual tele- .corg.j1 that hm succeeded to any t U luit will it profit to brine tourmaking mighty fast
L1 *acc for the negligee
ties
•.t
UCa
ori
aH
respousibiiis.dution with incidental help from I *«»P* through which man’s soul own citlens, „,„| that city is At- if they are to be replied b>’ the
it has a running start
^f materia! for the
tho Federal authorities."
j seeks to look beyond the farthest lanta.
comments of the citizens themI star, to find thnt power which lies
Whether one likes Atlanta or not selves.
*rvicw Dressing Sack
[ back of all that the tel<rcope re- it must be admitted that the aver
Ihrlstmua recess will give
_“f'
Ji to 48 inches bust
If
the
first
lesson
is
learned
thc
J
Company of fifty people including world's greatest Jazz
■veals. Man. in spite of science age Atlantian hragj about Atlanta second will he learned also.
•tors more time to think
Skirt No. 1279.
TAMPA
TRIBUNE
I persists in believing that ho hns a whenever tho opportunity nrtae*
:hing to arguo about when
Orchestra
f,w "K'bes waist. Price,
j pouI. and is riot “a fortuitous con nnd in ninny instance* ninnouver# _ The citizen who firmly believes 0
reconvenes.
in
thc
future
of
his
city
is
willing
*
course of atoms."
— ------- o----------for the opportunity.
rheje bus licen much criticism
t-» contribute to a fund to advertise'
Are you going to continue to ! The impatient philosopher may
d, must
have
a “sweet
But. let an outsider pro to tho the city to outsiders.
P rices— 32.00— § 1.50— i?1,C0— 75c.
,
-••
envi’t of the State Road Uepiirtiiient lieI'Iiim Tut
uilging by the amount of cause of tho failure to complete sit in those swivel-backed chairs I *ay of tile soul. “I have no need average city in Georgia and what
If
every
Georgiu
city
will
8ci|
cal drug stores hnve pu* certain rourf* which uru oh: ontial to and obtain money under false pre ; for the hypothesis." Hut the nv- Uoqp he find ;
itself
to
its
own
citizens
it
will
in th u t^ o u are receiving j crago man needs the hypothesis,
If .he i asks
manager soon hnve the money to sell itself
nmtor travel. The Kissimmee Ga tenses
. the hoteli m.in.igur
pay
from
the state of Florida for and needs it badly. Nothing else .in
•Hows business?” he hears "Not to thoso in other Suites.
zette speaks out with vehemcncu, services unperformed?
“C H ITEC T
tile girl down the street as follows:
can mnko his life bearable, with
“Thousands of taxpayers want to the weight of infinite time and
n a man tells you he would
Ji
aimr a. 1 . a.
“ You are entrusted with the up know
about this. If y„u can’t do rpaco pressing down on his feeble
.•ou. drop him because he keep of the county roads.
P"*'
Hulltling
the work get out. nnd let sonic mind.
y it Hornctinir.
“You are negligent in your duty K
b»,|1,, fiariun
r lvise have the job whon can do
°J>’
ATLANTA JOURNAL
ui that you are .permitting a de:jom- ure now made that nlorub'e condition to exist on the
“
Left
hear
from
v
o
u
’’
r
!f),lN
D.
Rockefeller.
'k City will hqve a popu- highway between Kissimmee and
This is rnthor “h.'» »’ 11.*•
,
8ays acience travels more rnA I'loitssor of logic a t Pri^oo>|( Spcb pumice \% the professor l!
eightecn millions in pjfio (Jrlando; also on thc .Melbourne
doulitlp.H
will
b
rin
.
„
.J
l
r
ilr
f
"
^
?
!'■
‘ •“an ."
." 'I " " ' i> 1*
if.it will then be L’ll ole foa<|* Th'^o roads are a menace
i r r that
baby-leari'm
to lil"
w a lk»'>'•
b i- i • •‘' ^ ^ ‘aBy *uggesU that the j proposes are possible, of cours •, .L
thc gentlemen composing fore it lenrr.n to think or talk. We | crtT* wur,,, puzzl,‘ czaze- far from 1 apd it may be that some of the in- S
to the life and property of Vmi 1 \lie from
Board.
•To B m l F o r ^
state s citizens in w e l l i s
workers will
«iii J]
^
the
Still, they cinnot u ^ ^ c t tin* pub ,-ce it first on its back, not talk- LfifU? a mental epidemic sweeping) fffemouu' ernso-word workers
jihect a man these days thousands of tourists who arc coni
thinkir^r. Thon it tottern a tli«- umntry, may mark tho
j'^uv vr
Tho »•
N\*v»
.
ew» »afjg
r k on
Sun11 «
.m k ii/lW r is tm a s
lic to continue quiescent under in /
Ytathed in smiles thnt is I’Hled to puns over them.
step or two and fulls. Then conies niiig.of. a hew philosophy of life.| word' o V 'Jw n ni!fen9^ ' \ . ycrticaI
Will be pleased to serve (heir friends with a
such
cireumstnn-es
ns
continue
to
idication that he has pur- .
’hat ure you going to do about exist »n tho Mid bourne road, fur walking
are electrical g ifts that
Much luter talking be A cross-word puzzle. h»
Tu. EnenuUimni..
" ' 7?,ven. ,eUer8,
with 0 m
Christmas
dinner on Christmas Day; at nuen.
A
<ross-word
puzzle,
he
thinks.
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amazingly s tra n g e 'that to fe v
Until December 25th thc Inn will be open to those
In reuding your issue of Friday. voung men and young ladies “en- , WATCH x S T i U ,
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desiring room.-, without meals.
rou hnve trouble getting I find the question of choice lend
fcraru frrl alail.
the press dispatches. They
started these chilly morn^eeni to bo in harmony with higher
fUh
W. M. Kimball, Manager
Tel. 121 Eustis
think how it would be ing mutter had encuped me. The
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is flying and the wind* Interesting and is food for thouxht.
Couu*s«L. hrr ur
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anywhere and everywhere w ithout'the world. The question in any v e n i z z e . t
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A Reminder
Our many patrons are reminded
that the $125.00 Toy Automobile
will be given away at Five O’clock
Sharp, Wednesday. December 24.
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Each In Our “Little Horse of Christmas”
Daily Fashion Hint
lhe thir
A LSO
Bond Company Holds
Gpen House Monday
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The winner is required to be
present at the time in order
that the Car may be delivered
for Christmas. Please be on
time— we will not keep you
waiting.
h°U!,C throu^h out
CPIRISTMAS GIVING AND RECEIVING
Don’t Forget Your Gift to That Other One
h a ^ nt R ? l S K ttov»nF?l,,,g ™Ty unlil you
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foolish
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Lille Jane Sharon
Celebrates Birthday
B R O S .,
Quality Merchandise
at Prices That Appeal
Deposit a little money every week
for a Merry Christmas next year.
Phone
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iFashion Hint
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MILANE THEATRE TONIGHT
$125
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Gifts to Buy Christmas Ev<
For Childrens
$2.50 and $2.75
Toys
Box Hnndkcrehicfs
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Christmas
Club
Checks
CROSS-WORD PHILOSOPHY
An ideal Gift for the
Housewife
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STOVES
CURLERS
■ HEATERS
PERCULATORS
LAMPS
C o u n ty B an K
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$1.00 to $1.75.
3 in box
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l/u.'ies
Doll
Hijgf lot of voice dolls for
ilk Teddies, Gowns and Bloomers. Crepe
de Chino nnd glove ?ilk.
$2.95 to $10.00
75c
Fur
High grade dolls with real hair and moving eyes.
Extra large size.
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Ladies Fur Chokers.
F«>x. squirrel, single and double chokers for
$2.25 to $10.00
$l2..r)(l (o $39.00
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“THE PENNSYLVANIA TWELVE!!”
Box Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered on linen.
25c up
IRONS
HITTING THE BOARD
All silk, full fashion in colors.
25c to $1.00 each
l»'ff assortment of toys, games, tool chests, electric
:rains, boats, tea Bets, laundry sets, tin toys anil
Mechanical toys.
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I* ory Books mul Drawing Books for #11 size
childrens
MIRROR
OUR LAST
SUGGESTION
E. F. LANE
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GIFTS FOR MEN
PHEONIX ALL SILK SOX.
INITIAL IIANDKKRC HIEFS.
ALL SILK TIES.
GOLF CAPS.
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WALKING CANES.
SILK SHIRTS
CUFF LINKS.
LEATHER TRAVELING SETS.
LEATHER HAND BAGS.
LEATHER SUIT. CASES
ALL WOOL BATH ROBES.
GOLF KNICKERS
GOLF SOCKS.
COLORED PAJAMAS,
BELT BUCKLES.
ONLY 6 FLOOR LAMPS LEFT FOR $16.50
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Grid Leaders
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ATtANTAi Q*., Bee. S3. —
1 ' Twenty pf the l^fpotball teams
-of the Southern' Conference have
olected c*ptaid* Ibr 1025', the oth
er-tw o poetoonlnir the ceremony
- nntil a fte r tne new year. Of the
- 20 elected, backs lead with eight
. ends follow with six and tackles
With three. Two centers and one
guard complete the Hat. Sixteen
" elevens outside the conference arc
'on record with football leaders for
next year. In these selections the
backs and tackles are tied with
liva each. Three ends have been
chosen, two centers again one
guard.
Southern Conference selections
‘are as follows:
Alabama, McClintook, end.
- •. Auburn, Harkins, tackle.
■Clemson, Ftnkles, end.
Florida, Jones, back.
Georgia, Thom pnun, end.
Georgia Tech, Wycoff, back.
Kentucky, Klrwan, end.
Maryland, Hourfh* guard,
Mississippi, Mus tin, back.
Mississippi A. A M. Stone, end.
North Carolina, Mclverv center.
N. C. State, Johnson, buck.
Sewanee, Baker, back.
South Carolina, Long, tackle.
Tennessee, Lowe, tsckle.
w V. M. I., Caldwell, back.
V. P. I., Morgan, center.
Vanderbilt, Reese, back.
Virginia, Diffey, back,
Washington & Lev, Thomas, end.
SHOPPERS F I N D
LARGE VARIETIES
CHRISTMAS GOODS
9m
(Continued from Pago 1)
gifts that may bo purchased with
out a twinge of conscience.
Clothing, for any person in the
world, except perhaps n Hindu
priest or a cold natured Eskimo,
shoes, huts, shirts, hose, and at
least a column of ncccusorics to
match are found. The desire for
utility may be combined with orna
mentation to the extent tho pur
chaser may desire.
Thero arc
Thrasher and Woodruff, Tho
Churchwell Company, The McKinnon-Markwood Company, Baumel’s
Specialty Shop, The Lloyd Shoe
Store, and others ready to meet any
demand.
A profusion of toilet articles, to
bacco products, stationery, cam
eras, candles and other things arc
on display a t the drug ntores such
ns Roumillnt and Anderson’s Preription Shop, The Rexall Store
mid others.
Fire arms, sports goods nnd vir
tually everything in the hardware
Hassiflcntion may he seen on dis
play at the Ball Hardware and lliil
Hardware companies.
Automobile accessories, radio
.e1" and parts, electrical equipment
and the hundreds of other articles
ti nt may be suggested from these
dm rea, pass before the shoppers
eyes.
Christmas decorations— enough
l ■ deck half of the trees in the
Kvorglades, may be found a t Wrnil• r!h nnd McCrory’s stores, Like
wise, there is at each plnce a promi don of nrticles offered us gifts.
Last of all, but not least, don’t
f'-rret the Chamber of Commerce.
There attractive folders and vnl>nble information may he found.
Perhaps it is not appealing to the
oorc esthetic senses of some givers
hut it is probublc that it will re
mit In a largo Christmas present
for Sanford by bringing here some
valuable investment or citizen.
ARE CLAIMED DURING PAST 12
MONTHS BY THE GRIM REAPER
Bill Roper Again
Selected To Coach
Princeton In 1925
PRINCETON, N. J., Dec. 23,—
W. W. (Bill) Roper, head coach
of the Princeton football team will
remain n t his post for another
year, according to announcement
Arthur
Cummings,'
generally
Pat Hitran, Frank Chance Are credited with having been the first Monday by Dr. C. W. Kennedy,
Among The Star Diamond pitcher to discover tho curve hall chairman of the hoard of nthletjj;
Performers To Succumb; died at Toledo in his 70th yenr. It control.
A year ngo Roper announced
John DaubctT Is Another was in n college game Rt Cam
that at the end of tho 1024 senbridge,
Mass.,
in
18G7,
that
tho
Veteran Whose Passing Is
youthful Cummings discovered nnd son the pressure of professional
Mourned By Baseball Fans used
with great effect the first interests would compel him to
withdraw from coaching, but re
curve known to baseball.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2.1.—The
Norman D (Tony) Docckel, star cently ho wns asked by the board
ranks of the baseball fraternity third baseman of tho Boston Na of control to reconsider. Today,
in 102-1 have been thinned by the tional League team, died nt Sun. be announced his willingness to
deaths of a number of well-known Diego, Feb. 10, from injuries re -1 rem ain. for another yenr and his
layers nnd others prominently ceived In nn automobile accident. appointment was formally voted.
Roper’s record as head conch ns
lentified with the game. Two of
Anthony Welsh, who hud played Princeton since the war* is best
the active club managers in the
mnjor leagues have passed away or munaged teams in the New shown in tho following results of
during the year now drawing to n York State, International, South | games am onj tho “big three” uni
Atiuntic and ftiuc Ridge Longues versities, Princeton, Harvard and
clone.
met accidental death nt Wilkes- Yale.
Early in tho year Pat Morgan, Barre, Feb. 0.
1919— Princeton 10, Ilarvnrd 10,
manager of tho Cincinnati Reds
Monroe (Dolly) Stalk, former
nnd for a number of years a dia mnjor league player, and in 1910 Princeton 13, Yale 0.*
1920— Princeton 14, Hnrvnrd 14,
mond star of the first magnitude mnnager of tho Memphis South
died at Orlnndp, Fin., after a lin ern Lenguo team, was killed in Princeton 20, Yule 0.
1921— Princeton 10, Harvard 3,
gering illness. Ho died fighting Memphis.
Princeton 7, Yale 13.
ids last i;rlm battle with the same
Among thoso identified with
1922— Princeton 10, Hnrvnrd 3,
determination he showed on the the game in a bygone era wore
Princeton 3, Yale 0.
bnsebalt field.
Bob Spnde, a famous pitcher of
1023—Princeton 0, Harvard 5,
On Sept. 15 Frank L. Chance, tho Cincinnati Nationals years Princeton
0, Yale 27.
mnnnger of the Chicago White ago; Carl Wellman, who had been
1924—Princeton
31, Hnrvnrd 0,
Sox, dieil a t Ix»s Angeles. For a pitcher for the St. Louis Browns Princeton 0, Yale 10.
years Chance had been an out H airy C. Stine, a pitcher for the
standing figure In the nntional Brooklyn Nntionnls in the 80’s;
game, reaching tho peak of his CInrenco O. (Pop Boy) Smith, who
enreer as manager of the famous had pitched for the Chicngo and
Chicago National League teams Cleveland teams; Ceorgc A. Wood
of 1900-1910, which won four Na star outfielder of the Philadelphia
tional Lenguo pennants and two Nationals in the latter HO’s; Char
world series.
les E. Robinson, a celebrated base
Another noted veteran to make ball catcher of the barehanded
For unsightly skin eruption, rash
his final exit was Jake Flaubert, days; George KaJer, who had been or blotches on face, neck., arms or
captain of the Cincinnati Reds,1 a pitcher for the Cleveland In body, you do not have to wait for
whoso death occurcd in Cincinnati dium and Columbus American As relief from torture or embarrass
on Oct. 9. Duubcrt had a long sociation teams, and James F. Ma- ment declares a noted skin special
enreer in the minor nnd mnjor cullnr, a star of the Baltimore ist. Aonly a little Mcntho-Sulleagues making his greatest repu Orioles In the HO’s nnd who was phur and improvement shows the
tation as fiint imscnnm of the credited with having liecn tho next day.
Brooklyn club, which position lie first left-handed pitcher to throw
Bccnuso of its germ destroying
held for nine seasons. Twice he a curve.
properties, nothing has ever been
led tho National League in but
Among those identified with the found to take the placo of this
ting.
game in capacities other than as sulphur preparation.
Tho mom
Thomns J. Lynch, one of the players and who passed away dur ent you apply it healing begins.
foremost umpires the game of ing the last 11! months weru John Only those who have hail unsigbtbaseball has known and for sev E. Bruce, ex-secretary of the old. ly skin troubles can know thp doeral yearn the president of the Nn Nntional Baseball Commission; II. ii-tht this Mcntho-Hulphur brings.
tional League, died at Hartford, J. Benson, who was president of Even fiery, itching eczema is dried
Conn., on Feb. 27. His connection tin* San AptooK), Texas I,oague right up.
with bascbnll dated back to 1880, club, and George N. Kuntzsch, who
Get h small jnr of Rowles Monwhen he began his career as a had licen president of tho Syra tbo-Sulphur from any good drug
pitcher for tile Nationals of Wash cuse club in the old International gist and use it like cold cream.—
ington.
nnd Now York Statu Leagues.
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N ew English Cabinet
For Lack of Hair Are
Dubbed As “Baldwin”
LONDON, Dec. 23,—The newlyformed Baldwin cabinet, already
Hailed us a "ministry of silk hata,"
Hid a “cabinet of Londoners,” bun
ichievcd another distinction that
s likely to prove the nickname
’bnldwlns," already given by the
tress most appropriate.
For most of them are bald. Only
.ord Birkenhead, tile Secretary for
ndia; and Austen Chamberlain,
oreign minister, can boast of nnyhing like an abundance of hair
n their heads, and Mr. Baldwin
imsclf exhibits a distinct cleuvge between tho desert and the
asis. Tho rest nre beyond all aid
f pnrrafln, cocounut oil or tho
lousnnd nnd one other prcpnrnons guaranteed to cover even a
illiard ball with a growth of luxriunt foliage. Unkind critics'say
mt never before has tho old
trase, “leather-headed tory" been
< strikingly illustrated.
The war minister, Sir Laming
forthingRun-Evnns, is accounted
io baldest of the baldwins." Then
lore is Winston Churchill, clmnTJor of the exchequer, whose luck
hirstutc adornment covers a lear ncreuge, but whose shining top
particularly distinctive. Lord
tancrllor Gave and the lord privy
aJ, Lord Salisbury, are “just
ild/' while Sir William Joynsonicks, the home secretary, has
enty of hair in back hut is tho
issessor of what is courteously
iown as a high forehead with a
ceding line of hair in front.
ONE IN 27 IS REALTOR
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 23.—
ty Lindsey, deputy tax collector,
timutes th a t c ery 29th person
St. Petersburg is n real estate
lesman, basing his calculations
the 1,700 licenses Issued by the
y. With the season burcly unr way, it is believed that the
ralier will be increased to bceen 2,000 and 2,500 when the
•k comes. 220 licenses were ised iu one day last month, it is
Red.
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USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Son And Daughter 8
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Find Father Gone g: "VVtyh the coming of -another Christmas
14 Years In Jail Day we want to extend to our friends the
U L .I
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To SANFORD arid SEMINOLE
The heart-warming season of Christmas is with us ’
take this opportunity to extend to our good friends and
tae this opportunity to extend t oour good friends and
well-wishers in Sanford—and wherever they may be,
the wish that Peace, Happiness and Abundance may
come to them as the right gift of the spirit of Christmas..
With the waning of the old year and the welcome of t h e '
new we desire to express our thanks and appreciation to
those who have favored us with their patronage. These
manifestations of their confidence are indeed gratifying
and an inspiration toward greater effort to be of whole
some service in the future.
COMPLIMENTS
OF THE
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Seasons Greeting—
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.—A Cliristmn.s reconciliation effected by Ellis
Parker, Monmouth County (N. J.)
detective is to take place this week
in tiie Wayne County jail at De
troit. Clifford S. Heller, the bank
embezzler arrested fourteen years
after the discovery of his crime, »■
will be reunited to his son, Clifford w
B. Heller, nnd his daughter, Mrs,
Raymond Bowne, of Asbury Park,
both of whom believed until Mon
day that their father had died in
1910.
New Jersey courts declared Hel
Myrtle Ave. mul Fourth St.
Jnu. W. Sneed
ler legally dond after ids disap
pearance and on his failure to re
turn. But I teller, after two years
of incessant travel to quiet his con
science, changed his name, went to
live in Detroit us Luther W. Smith
and became a sub tantlnl business
man, donating liberally to charities
nnd evincing a special interest in
finding join for ex-convicts.
While Holler is in n cell await
ing extradition on charges of hav
ing absconded in 1910 with $18,500
of tin* Mount
Holly
National
Bank’s deposits, bis two children
are on their wuy to Michigan, hav
ing announced their full forgive
ness of their father’s crime. He
has lived down the past, they feel,
and they are sure lie is prepared to
make restitution.
As tho prosperous Mr. Smith, of
Detroit, Heller, in 1917, married
Miss Catherine Ktnnius, having
read of the death of his first wife
in 1913. The rccond Mrs. Heller
or Mrs, .Smith, us she was known—
never knew of her husband’s histo
ry, nor did any iff his business as
sociates and friends in Detroit
dream of connecting hint with the
missing haul; embezzler.
“ What pleases me nbout this,”
Porker said Sunday, “ is the way
Heller’s children have taken it. You
might think that they would he
mortified at becoming reunited with
their missing father in circum
stances. Not a hit of it. They are
taking tho CUristinua spirit with
them nnd are prepared to fight iu
his behalf with every dollar they Upon our record shelves waiting to
have. They’re true white—and it’s
the kind of tiling keeps n detective come into your home, we have the
from becoming nil brain and ice."
The reconciliation will he warm, music of the footlights, grand opera,
Parker said, even if tho grown
children should find difficulty in the great symphony concerts—by the
recognizing their father at first.
Heller faces not'only the hunk most famous composers and artists in
charge but also a second indict
ment, alleging embezzlement of tho world. Come in today, and choose
$3,800 from a building and loan as
sociation, of which lie Was treasur the Victrola instrument which will
er at the time of his disappearance. bring them to your YuJrtidc fireside.
“A MERRY CHRISTMAS ANI) A
HAPPY NEW YEAR”
SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
Let us send you
A V ictro la fo r C hristm as
Will Ik- Tried in Mount Holly
DETROIT, Dec. 4. Removal of
Clifford S. Holler, former assistant
cashier of tho National Ihink of
Mount Holly, N. J., to that city
for trial ou a charge of embi-zzffng $18.5101 from the instil utioii fourteen years ngo, was au
thorized Monday by Federal Judge
Charles C. Simons.
Permission was granted tho pris
oner to remain in the countv
here for n week or ten days to nrrangu his business affairs.
s i e H iL P n -,
58 N. Orange Avenue'N^S,
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w on
Why not send your friend a
year’s subscription to The San
ford Herald.
He will be reminded every day
in the year of your thoughtful
ness and will also become inter
ested in Sanford.
You will be doing your home
town a service as well as provid
ing an ideal Christmas gift.
The subscription price is $7.00
per year.
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T o u rin g
Carter Lumber Company
t'-'i*—F o rd
T o n -T r u c k
N. Laurel St,
Phone 505
— Kuril Fortlor H.'dan
n ! ;— F ord
T o u rin g
HILL LUMBER CO. House of IIMS—
Dodgo
T o u rin g
Service, Quality and Price.
I
— Dudga
T o u rin g
RESULTS
Miscellaneous
For Sale
I'rlirf!
TAMPA MDRNING TRIBUNE—
II 00.00 FOR RENT—Rooms with or with HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES
Stud in your subscription to tho
IS.OO
out meals.
Rfcasonablo rates.
ALL WOOL SUITS
Tribune or band it to your local
325.00 Lincoln Hotel.
__________
_ „ J ■<>•. 'Will b* *•Tailored to measure, guaranty
275.00
lealer
so
you
can
read
Florida's
i rrsiu patina* n d f«l.
925.00.
Sanitary hat
350.00 FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, And next week is going lo be too to fit.
Rrcatest noswspa’pej. One year
m l innidtaltlF fa*
«aa
^'9aE-1.u! _
_***'
350.00
cleaning
nr.d
pressing.
Scoti
10-room
house
in
country
near
$8.00, 0 months
. ... three
_______
__
[ha
$4.00]
months
late. Act Now.
450 00
IS
Woolen Mills. 305 East Secoi
10a ■ llaa
$2.00. If yoti dcsiro $1,000 Inaur625.00 paved highway, good location, |
Street.
525.00 electric lights, good water. II. C.
. Sa a llna
ance policy add 75 cents to your
►—■—— - ■„
200.00 DuBosc.
. Oa a Ila*
SUBURBAN
HOME
order.
000.00 >-------------MANHATTAN SHIRTS
. 4a a llaa
FOR SALE—Grocery stock at
600.00
All fix e s 'a n d ‘ahaded, make nn “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
[Vaea Typa doable above
FOR RENT—Ono furnished bed Located just out side the city lim fixtures, will rent or sell buildln
“TKItSIH TO SOME PEO PLE "
anything?” If ao advertise in WANTED—Y’oung lady to d o
ideal ChrfatmAd .'gift for “him.”
room and garage, 815 Park its, on the road to the Country Other business necessitates tl
iac«d data* >r* for eon- Sec them a t ' McKitmon-Mark- tho •‘Gainesvillo Sun.”
sale of same.
Apply Box 60
stenographic work and lean 10 PK H C E N T O F F FO It A l . t CASH Ave.
?,» Insertions,
Club, Nico new bungalow with j Sanford, Fla.____________ '
WEST* VfltalNfA—CTarksburw. Th« bookkeeping. Good opportunity
ila of average length wood Company.
f. 5V. P H IL L IP S SONS
Clark shurr Gipr,n«nt. morning
FOR RENT—Large office on modern conveniences—lights, own | Sanford Building nnd Loan A
anted • Una
Including Sunday, morning Issue. for ambitious person. Inquire ut I'hnnr Xa. Uii-ndue Ornlrru
chart* IQo for flrat
Ouk
A
2nd
W
t.
First Street. Opposite Postof water system, telephone, etc., 2214 I sociation Preferred Stock can t
Herald Office.
I cent par word, minimum tie.
Classified
Directory
fice.
Reasonable. Inquiru Semi ncres of land, seven cleared, ornnge ! cashed on CO days notice, Intom
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.
i
PGR
SALE—Newly
painted
specurtiilnt I* restricted to
trees, and place in good shape.
ItlJVEMJI’EttS ATT ENTION- ^Pcru WANTED—A first class cook by p,| Six Studcbaker touring car. nole Business Exchange.___
clnotflcetlou.
snrola Is beirlnntfi* the greattrt daClose
to Country Club. Cun be pnyable April 1st and October li
a
fastidious
family.
«rrnr la made Tha Ban*
MEN'S CLOTHING
amily. Apply 142- Will sell for cash or trnde for FOR RENT—Two or threo furn
velopmont In Olorlda's history; n Park Ave.
bought
on terms. Price $5,500.00. you can’t bent I t
giralil will be r-japunnible
million dnllur hlithw.-iy to the
Rood building lot. See J. H. Jackisher rooms. 018 Laurel Aov<>n« Inoorract Inairtlon, S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price half
Ruy eight per cent Preferre
Ktrif bench Juat llnishe-l; a two
nuc.
son, Meriwether Bldg.
nicer, for aubaequent
Tailored Suits—$32.50 and up. million
Stock
in the Sanford Building am
dollar
bridge
across
Eacnm*
i. Tha offlc* ahould b*
Apartments
BUNGALOW
Milnnc Theatre Itldjy.
bin Bay atarted; quarter million
Loan
Association,
established 100S
Immediately In caa* of
FOR RENT—2 nice furnished
dollar opera house under construeNOTARY PUBLIC
Houses
For
Sale
For
Rent
Five
housekeeping rooms $20.00 month. On Park Ave. Close in.
lion;
two
millions
tiring
spent
on
Automatic
I TO A D TK IITH IU
looms and Bath. Completely fur
312 East 5th St.
W. GEEK, Ileiald Oifice. highway; greatest chnuce for live FOR RENT—Thrco room apart
l,raid repreaentatU* thor- M.Phono
developer*
to
cet
In
on
ground
Home
nished.
Side
walks
nnd
street
pav
MS,
POR SALE—5-roont house, bath
r familiar with rates, nilaa
floot. Write Development Depart
ment, 300 French Avenue.
ing
paid.
A
bargain,
complete
at
Pump
ment
The
Pensacola
News
liMinratton, will tlv a you
sleeping porch, douhle garage,
W anted
PRINTING
$7,000.00.
it* information. And If
FOR RENT—One two-room fur P22!) Sanford Ave, Box 855.
l*h. they will aaalat yon In
HOOLEHANMATTHEW PRESS-PRINTING AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au
nished
apartment.
Apply
Her
gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
if your want ad 'to make QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE.
CORNER LOT
Scotch Viyq’en Mills adds Jew
Poll
SALE—Four
five
room
COLEMAN
ald
office.
classified medium, rate cash .0'Jc
j effective.
elry d e p a r t t —Guaranteed Jew
_Commercial St.. It. R. Avw.
bungalows
lined
throughout,
just
Located
on
Oak
Ave.,
close
in.
3rd and Oak
FOR
RENT—One
furnished
apart
charge.
10c
per
line,
minimum
ji'o iiT .taT n o n no.
elry.—If not. satisfied tome back
Printors .30c.
Phone 440
ment and two furnished bed off paved highway. Price $800.00 and we give you n new one FREE. Phistern exposure. In nice neigh
itrtlaers ahould give thalr HAYNES & RATLIFF,Phono
each for quick unto.
Must bo
340.
and office outfitters.
borhood. Street Paving nnd side
J or poatofflea addraaa aa
rooms. 1000 Oak Ave.
Solid
gold
und
silver,
nil
latest
ST.
AUGUSTINE.
PDA.
—
ou
''•on
to
be
appreciated.
Can
givu
| m their phone number If
115 Park Avenue.
walks paid. Can be bought on FOR SALE—Buy yout Christmas
Johns County is reached through FOR RENT—Attractive npnrt- terms. A. II. Hawk, Gindervillc. designs. 305 PL 2nd St.
Idealra results. About one
oranges now.
Fanciest fruit
very eusy terms. Price $1,500.00.
REAL FJSTATE
V out of a thousand haa a
the St. Augustine Evening Record. ij .tnent with screened- porches,
COOK' WANTED—Capable cook,
packed $1.75 F. O. B. Sanford. J.
Icoe. ami tha others can’t I). A, CALDER & J. C. ZUUFLIRII Quick results. Two cents per word- reasonable, 310 Oak Ave.
POR RENT OR SALE—House no
colored, wanted by small fam
H. Ellis’ Alarket, Celery Avenu*.
Junirste with you union Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of Sample copy on request.
SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
2018 on French Avenue. Apply ily^ Inquiry _Herald_Office.____
■know your addraaa.
Phono G81-J.
to
Mrs.
II.
M.
Edwards,
Pace
Aveproperty listed and for sale. Of TA MPA, FLOR ID A—Tam p# Dally
Lost and Found
BEFORE BUYING.
------------------------------------------- -r
1 dtaeeafleesare MOST he
WANT
TO
SELL—IJst
your
pro
_ ____ ___________ ______ nue_or P._O. Box 765,__________ _
fice 108 Second St., Near Park
ir la F*n»» at Tha taa>
Times, the great home daily
FOR SALE—Turkeys for Christ
perty with us now. Your de
I Herald offlaa or by let*
A’ointvi* dog 12 months old. y o u BALE—Eight room residence
Avenue.
Phone
282.
rate
I*Ac
per
word,
minimuL
mas. G. W. Spencer, phone 400.
Telephone d'aruatlescription will go in new catalogue IHUTT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
Black
with
white
spots.
Nnme
0 blocks of Post Office. Phone now being made up. Seo the new
i ar* not valid.
J. E. SPURLING. sub-division charge 25c cash with order. Write Jack. Reward.
FOR
SALE—One Jersey cow with
Owner H. C. 058-J,
REALTORS
Service.
specialist. Subdivision to Or- fo r complete rate enrd
manager nt the new location. C.
three
week old calf. Cheap for
Douglas,
Ford
Motor
Co.
_
_
_
iUoui. Prompt. Kffloiant
lnndo, Florida, and F l o r a PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
A. Strout Fnrm Agency, 401 1st 202 First Street
Sanford, Fla. cash. John Murphy. Pace’s Lane.
LOST—One
large
liver
colored
scene of stupendous development
Heights, Florida on Dixie High
National Bunk Bldg.
Help Wanted
FOR SALE—Flat-top desk. Call
pointer, name Joe. Hill Hardware
way.________________________ Read about it in the Palm Beach Co.
C27-W.
Post.
Sample
copy
sent
on
re
Don't
take
chances
in
cheap
FOR
SALE—Modern
Bungnlo
SIGN PAINTING
Houses
l
o
r
Kent
THIS
LOST—Airedale male puppy, 8 rollon mixture—Buy the wellliK-nted Magnolia Ave. and 11th FOR SALE OR RENT—10 acre*
SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right quest.
months.
Reward. Mrs. Hal known guaranteed All Wool Scotch
$1,000 cash, balance terms.
15 minutes walk from city on
rf.iT.S3 DIRECTORY
prices for signs of all kinds. ADVERTISING gela results if 1' Wight. 11th St. and Park Avenue. Woolen Mills suits tailored to your , FOR RENT—Five room house, Kt„
This
is a good buy. K. W. Deane, Snnford Ave.
gas.
lights
ami
water.
Apply
nt
Flora Heights,
R. N. NIPPER,
reaches potential buyers. Paindividual measure. 305 East 2nd* i n Mn'nL. Ave
Seminole Bank.
Corey, 603 W. 3rd St.
Sanford Avenue nt 1st Street.
prd to place within easy
intkn Daily News is circulated In
Sooner or later the fnir that Street. Only $25.
—
...................’
NEW
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW
Phono 473-J.
Up? people of Sanford
nn industrial and agricultural sec- does not cater primarily to the
FOR SALE—Fine registered Jer
LAND WANTED
For
Rent—Reasonable. Desir
flees so 'often needed, PAPER HANGER—I. L. Tnlbott, tion.
_______________
farmer and housewife is going to
sey Bull, 1 milk cow and five
The voluntary pooling system is able location.
Largo
tract
of
PTm
ida
land,
A. P. Connelly &
[this Bat tvhen any spepainter and paper
hanger. TO REACH BUYERS or f ilers o' fail. Sideshows will not keep the Icing nilon cd by the Austrullinn
wanted for farm cuiunixation pro*1heifers fresh in month or so. Price
Sons.
Phono
48.
rice is required. It is Phone 3511 Orlando road.
states in the marketing of their
Florida real estate advertise It doors open all the time.
jeet. Must be good land, no drain - 1 for whole bunch $400. W. C. I jiwFOR RENT—Small hoUFe at Gin- ago required,) ami well loented.
nlphabeticully
for
»on, Orlando. Fin._____
the St. Petersburg Times. One cen1
wheat crops.
dorville with garage. Rent $12.
nvenicnce.
Of 150 horKcsho(>r3 who were do
cent n word dally, two cents a won'
NOTICE OF UNCLAIMED freight
Advertistnjr
.Sundays.______________________ ing business in New Orleans ten
Australia’s exportable wheat I F>unk_J. Tnknch. Pico Hotel._
sale:—Tho following property
Key
West—Thompson
Ice
Com-!
[For apace In tills
THE MORNING JOURNAL Is thr years ago, only 20 followers of tho surplus is this year estimated at* Denmark now lias less mill; cows pany to rimnd $76,009 enlurging will be sold to highest bidder at
l!5,U0(l,000 bushels.
than she had n decade ago.
DIRECTORY
accepted want ad medium in ernft are left.
Clyde Steamship Company’s dock,
plant.
LEARN ABOUT YoIX County and
Daytona
(Fin.)
One
cent
a
wort!
Snnford, Fla., Jnn. 17th, 1925 at
PHONE
Lakeland, through tho Star-Tele*
Apartment house on First St. 10 n. in. unless sooner removed by
gram. Best advertising medium In an insertion. Minimum 25e.
148
This it a bargain.
consignee: 185 bundles of K. D.
South Florida Published mornings. FLORIDA—«MILAN HO— Orlandi
Paper boxes consigned to Riggs
Star-Telegram, lakeland. Fla.
Ono five-mom bungalow, in gootl Chemical Co., Snnford, Fla.—J . D.
mornng Sentinel; largest class!
Make your rales (led business, rate lc a word, min
condition. $500.00 puts y«a in this (’aider ngt.
ified Pn%ctQry OHIO—Xenia.
/7
through the Xenia Garotte, Imum 24c cash with order.
I’m Gl a d y o u c a m e home:
house.
FOR SALE—Red Bliss Triumph
Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural
EARLV POP - l WANT NCU
A!) VHIITINJ.N O
or Spaulding Rose Four Seed
district, Wnnt ad nnd display A LITTLE WANT AD In Tht
Five
acre
farm
on
hard
road,
HKHVICK*
To HELP ME WRAP UP
Potatoes. Selected Maine stock.
Herald
will
bring
yon
big
re
now
in
crops.
Cheap
onw
on
easy
rates
on
request.
S. ALLEN writes diPhono 270. Mid Florida Produce
term s, ................. ..
r■n't^iewmwtper adver- cot.mtnrr5'Tri«.7 t.n iio f.n —cu»»- suit*. Advertin ' thosti ultl article
Co.
PACKAGES!
you
have
stotnl
awav
und
bavi
IIU'il
nds
have
th
e
lnr»;est
c
i
r
c
u
Y\ans complete camcor th e lova
We have houses lo rent. Coma
tio n In
Hoiilli w c s ln ro
D corgla. no use for. A tutle thirty-rent at
.Ta years of experience. la
mud mom - Fv/E
lP ito Se ffl-w o n l) Una.
niny
bring
you
aeveml
dollurf
in and set> us.—Seminole Realty FOR SALK—Twelve acres on
(13 or Box 71. Snnford,
Lakeland Stream; between two
done a hard
Phono 148 and a n-presentativt
Co.. 110 E. Second Street.
TO REACH tba prosperous fann trill call to see you._________
lakes; seven acres citrus, balance
DAVS WORK
We
have
some
benutiful
take
A'
ers and fern growors of Volusia
muck and semi-muck; not over
NOW'
IITIRB AND MOTOR RE county
front lots on Lika Wlltlmore one* flowed .... easily irrigated; over
advertise in the DeLand
hull mile from the I)ixio Highway three acres orange groves and oth
WINDING.
Daily News, rato lc per word, caab
in
a nest of beautiful clear lakes, er fruits; three room house; screen
______ _________
[ART ELECTRIC SERVICE with order.
fur sale.
porch; partly furnished; two
Export Electrical repairs. MAINE—Watervllle, Morning Ben*
We will build your home, land cd
miles center town; half mile from
tine). Thousands of Afnlno peo
|W. Central Ave. Orlando,
scape your grove, and relievo you asphalt
road; $3000, MDs Annio
ple are interested in Florida prop
of trouble and worries incident to
---- - erty. Reach them through thi
Stansbrough,
Avon Park, Fla.
building up n place.
— Orlando—
(MOBILES FOR RENT
Sentinel. Ruto card on applica
In the meantime, you can go FOR SALK—Or made to order—
A-RLfin
Car" Drive Ti tion.
____
fishing. You can fish in any one Home-Made comforts, 1211 W. 2nd
tlf. Oak and Second St. ADVERTISE, III tBe Jouriml-Her^
of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don’t St., Beulah Brown.
3.
know how to fish, we have several
aid. South Georgia’s greatest
tlug*
experts who will be glnd to Bhnw FOR SALK—One milk cow und
newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Y'ou ran buy Furniture
HO BODY REPAIRING
of Qualily at moderate prices
you. Mr. Scholfield who has been
calf,
household furnishings.
ES STEIN — Automobile weekly and Sunday Classified rates Our Belter Homes Club enables
singing at the Baptist Church will Phono 22U-W. 701 W. 3rd St.
10c
per
line.
Waycrosu
Journalpei
fy repairing and Rebuilding.
you to pay far it a little ut a lime.
vouch for the above.
tics Home. Oak Avonuo._ Herald, Waycross. Georgia.
LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc.
Will havo Christmas tree for
lAl'TOS FOR HIRE
Long wood. Fin*
y o u r selection—vacant I o t. ’2nd
TUTU SERVICE Day
and Park Ave.—Monday.—Buy a
tree.
M. M. Lord.
rht. Meets all trains. DngTHE
NOW FOR GOODNESS
i f ■-« vooT.c M * 1
■
Itransfer. Phone 551.
GUT
5AKE TAKE VOuR TIME
4 F iN'C mED
,i,h C h - ia G ir“ j OU
Thu United States exported
AUTO TRIPS
nearly
six billion cigarette* in tha
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first
six
months this year, or ai-ri-ti-rn rrf|ii>Hiire. \ flue liullilloa
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ONES,
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m
rnrr
T h in g a n d don ’t forget f/4/* 1
(uiil pleasure trips ut any
lot. SI.73n.IMI. *.150 cimb. Imlmire
bout n billion a month.
lnl,
nlkn mill utrrrt linlil for.
ARC
S’ou
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GOINS
,
mouttil>.
To PUT OUR CARDS 1)4
lCall 44;
A rent kimhI Iiii>. 451WI.U4J en-li.
U.Qti 'fOJ
i‘ { T.J *{
TH"S’'PE
*30 per IU1111IU.
EACH PACKAGE !!
[AUTO WRECKER
Took c fl all ) / G:-; i'Tino '« -f in c \>c
St
\-room
IliitutnliiM,
II
liril
rmitM
IF.RO. Day or night .serA (iOUII IA\i:XT«KNT
mill Imllt-iii feutnrei. Karaite,
HE
/
\ P f iF S L r lT a \K M 0 J
Day phono 394. Night TIIHFK urn 5-nniin liuunalun*. tuen-tern r«|io-urr. *500 en.tiF llultai- s . y
Krdirr
«llh
enriirr
lot.
ITour
in.
Ta ^.E o *-f Th e
|i9<3__
___________
llure moilllil>.
diiml> lurrillim, ilium',- of Htr
lime.
'I'llink
nt
It.
*1.500
ilirnn
UXG STATIONS AND
Mill litir them nil. Ilnl rnx).
|1 TO SUPPLIES
I.OTS I LOTH! LOTH I
I'rlre * 10,000.
y 'sV
FS FILLING STATION,
*511 Domii, *30 prr moil IK Mill |iol
011 In |,„'HrMl,iii ol miiiiic of
- ;r u - r -r‘r\ \
[day and night. Snnford .31 \ i;\ O I.IA A t m u r lo*. corner of
tlio Iii-mI loin In foil 11. Wc hn%c
I I k k Iic >. IIH tlX !, ritMlorn c »!> >•>11 re.
and Second Street.
e*r \y /m
i,n« locnfeil In r u i ) mccUuii of
I.at-Kf 00k ■linitr free*. Sl.U.VMMI.
1 In- cll>.
*350 c iu h .. Iliiln n rr m oi»thl>.
I5S’ SERVICE S f S T W .
IT *1,11 iL-alre prompt mitvIco sort 1 OMr neres nn Lake Front. High
pas. Oil, Tires, Accesso- I ’ l V I ’ -IIO IM ! r t llt .M S lIK D 1)1 X t iA l.o H , * l.o s i; I\ . m ;a i < H r n m ii.H
1 Point on proposed boulevard be
sxceptlunul work
VMI
t
ill
Ki
ll.
Illfj
IIAIIOAIA
*1.500.
*300
f
\SII.
HAI.IM
I!
IJAHV.
/ * ofL
vs «
1 iflorvice with a smile. Elm
tween Sanford und Monroe. Sea
I'ALL KtUI
IhDt. Phone 447 L3.___
1 !> i-Three stations. MngW. J. Thigpen
Snnford Steam 1’res.sery
[tt'l Second. First and Elm,
(R ealtors)
^
%
J
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fe
S
S
i
I
First Mtrrrl
1Avenue and 10:h Street,
P_3
. 1 'J»
103 N. Park Ave.
105 Magnolia Ave.
service.
Pliuiie !2'2
Plume 48
| ^A1TY PARLORS
HARRIET. Murlnelio
N all kind.L Rain water u
«
r'V.
Old First Nationul
p'lildintr. nhone 245.
DRUGS
DRUG STOUR — Pre^ n'i, Drugs, Sodas.
Wo
#Uiuar you as your phone.
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L I K E ‘b T A k T ip O H
R w for, all occasions.
H A P R ^tS tJ A T T H E
Mvrttf. Pliono 260-W
T H E R A D IO ?
j
P J t e iis ! AND REPAIRS
LPtsTEM IM C* US OtS T H E
1— V
adio a v v ill
nt, typewriters for
,t*,v teipnis, for rent, also
t r Y O U A R E T H E R E -r—
Oftier* supplies. Room 9
ChristhjSs Gift
M03YTN ANI) POP-----“Unexpected Assistance”----- BY TAYLOR
THESECHRISTMAS
Furniture and Rugs
Join
Yowell-Drew Co.
BETTER HOMES
CLUB
Ask Mr. Connelly
NOTICE
All city licenses not
paid by January 1st.,
will be turned over to
the chief of police for
collection.
ELLEN HOY,
Deputy Tax Collectot
Dec. 1(1 to 31st.
A. P. Connelly & Sons
___1 l A’" - /
BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUS
REME-t^OER. - IUL.
CANQUET A*b I LL frL
R
^
/
Ktnow
I.AWYER
D’BRYANt Office in
fk’ PanJt Building Annex.
LPh '“•! -I17-L 3.
Land m e t a l w o r k
|
J 1- ' OWAN—All kind!
F ar‘d She, t Metal Work.
F*r<l Boat Tunks; At Onk
■Ujkl Third Street, TelelT)V E3
STOV'U WORKS—Oil,
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TALLAHASSEE, frla., Dec. 2
I—Prisoners confined in Florid*
, rtatc r=sd cam p, will not bo ore
Ilcokrd Christmas Day when i]
jrcr.t c t the world pauses In ita pu
>suit i t Rood cheer. A special dll
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FIREMENS BALL
V usas> to pecoRATg ~rna hall
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—The
American Forestry Association has
piesuntod to President Coolidge n
perinunant national community
Christmas tree and it was planted
under the ihadow of the White
House, upon Sherman Monument
Square; Monday.
ed, nnd I hope that every man in
This Christmas tree is to be il
tjie camp:- will strive to make n luminated by 1,000 electric lightj,
good record for 1925."
to bo turned on by the President,
"Assuring you and your force, Christmas Eve.
nnd every man. under your control,
of my hearty good wish, for n good
Port Improvements invloving aft
Christmas and perfect harmony expenditure of 25,000 to 30,000,000
during the coming year the letter pesetas arc tc be made nt Malaga,
concitided.
Spain.
VERTICAL.
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dear.37- - Lanif:i)L
t»—h u u r p, 39—Ueast of
2— Posses*.
40LncBtod.
hooked
burden,
5—BrlghL
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43—P* a g g e r nails ut a 41—Vessel,
4—Dismal.
ated.
bird.
42—Behold.
6—Troubles.
l4-*llondaga
7—Weep.
44—Point of
7—
HlL mlanc*
46—Dohjnd.
0—Relatives.
compass.
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Itears.
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Id—Ago.
45—Tool.
9 -Idle.
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,3—Conjune47—Essential,
11—Curved;
tioa.
60—Also.
49—Article.
17—Rolf.
14—VotL
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pnssaga
public concurva.
neck.
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67—Heptllo.
10—Skins.
62—Sum up.
19—Snake.
60—Climbing
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8lck.
53—Pronoun.
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plants.
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New Eng62—Footless,
(abbr.)
type CandidatesDefeatedln
land state
63—Pushed for- 21—
Devoured. 66—ranged
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ward.
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England ArePenaJized!
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66—Auction.
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Musical In73—!,ook at In- pery fish.
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Eye (Scot)
trum ent
tcnlly.
crease in business here," says Mr.
Mooney, “la.the boog meseage, by
.Which largo companiee send out
ejttutar letter* qf invitation or in*
forinatloh to huhdreds of friends
and clients at once. Another faclot* is this practice becoming popu
lar imong real estate dealers of
selling their prospects by wire.
One deal within the past few days
Ip which a woman agent received
a- $40,000 commission for the sale
of a large tract along the Alafla
riVer, was worked up and closed
by wire a t n cost of $7.60.
.
Postal Growth Rapid
According to Merrill E. Friend,
local manager of Postal Telegraph
company, an unprecedented pros
florowlth Is tho answer to puzale
perity has compelled his office to
expand In both equipment and per No. 55.
sonnel. Tho company has just
opened up n circuit in the rich nnd
growing
Manatee,
Bradonton,
.garasota country with thu extra
volume
business this will mean
for, tho Tampa office. The new offlco at Clearwater is showing a
..fine record, nays Mr. Friend.
’Hlcre is no doubt the company
nks recognized the coming major
Importance of Tumpa and the west
.c6d*t," Mr. Friend say*. "In n cir
cular letter from tho division surintendcnt ail employes here
v# been advised to put their huvings in Tampa property as th«
safest investment thoy can make." C w m U, UJL Hi m iut-TiJ H/Mlrtu, lirt.
v. ‘Tampa Number” Published
Mr. Friend has prepared nn nrUde description of Tampa, which
H. S. POND
will be featured in a coming Issue
of tho employes’ publication of the
O v e r W o o d r u f f ,* W a t s o n
company to bo known as tho "Tam
pa Number.”
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TYPEWRITERS
TRAIN KILLS 16 MULES
MACON, On., Dec. 23. — The
notth-lmund Central of Georgia
Dixie Flyer Sunday ran Into n herd
of 76 mules and horses nt the
Lcheconee crossing, near here. Six
teen mules nnd one horse were
.killed. . Tht\ lrain was deluyed a
C l e a n — Itet>al
A W ord To Now Fans.
The numbers indicate the be
ginning of a word; tho shaded
3toprj Indicate the end. In the
horizontal column are listod
synonyms for the words which
fit crosswise from the numbers
to the first shaded stop to
the righL
In the vertical
column are listed synonyms to
tho words which fit downward,
from the numbers to the first
•haded spot below. Go over th#
lists rapidly and nil In oil the
wnrds you feel sure about.
They will give you clues to the
other words.
A. K. ROSSETTER
ROD POLICEMAN’S HOME
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 23.—County
Patrolman Eurl Bartlett was robb
ed Saturday night of $60 in money
and a now pistol, when burglars
entered his home on Georgia St.
A gift as beautifuj *as ChristmasI
itself—a.gift that will bring*joy and
inspiration throughout the year and
for many a year to come.
j
MERRY CHRISTMAS and a
HAPPY AND:PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
Come In Today
hear the New Edison—we war
nothing* to influence ;y.Qp|but th
judgement of your own ears.
117 Dark Avenue
. In 1923 India mined more thanf.j
Let us explain our Budget Plan am
show you how easy it is to reservi
your new Edison for Christmas.
To Select Our Gifts
15 PER CENT OFF ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK. A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOU TO SELECT YOUR GIFTS AT A SAVING.
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SPECIAL SALE OF INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARLS
18 and 24 inches in Deltah and Celestia. Regular $12.50 value,
Special fo r ................... .....................
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Sanitary hand cleaning and
[Tossing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305
h u t 2nd. St.
— ATTENTION ELKS.
20 Genuine Diamond Ring:
On account of the holidays tho
next regular meeting will be sec
ond Wednesday in January, 1925.
8. Runge, Secretary.
—Adv.
Radiola Super Heterodyne
Well worth $22.50. Special $11.50
Genuine Diamond Ring 1 carat. Regular value $475.00. Special bargain J............. l>:....... .............
. ......... ....... ......... $335.00
Sanitary hand cleaning and
pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305
East 2nd St.
BIG CROP
This Paint is not effected by
the Bw;/.inn Nun. It Is Elas
tic—It Contracts and Expands
with the W eather—It is Non
Porous. No Moisture can gel
TACOMA, Wash., Doe. 23.—The
best official egg laying record ever
rrtnhifshcd by a heavy hen l»
claimed for a Rhodo Island Red
owned by Mrs. It. G. Covey, of Toppenish, Wash. ThU hen was en
tered in the recent inying contest
conducted by Washington State
College. / It laid 300 eggn in a year.
WE EXTEND OUR HEARTIEST
WISHES FOR A
One kilowatt hour of electrical
energy will perform the following
duties; Drive a sewing machine for
20 hours; clean 15 steel
table M
knives for n year; clip 5 horses hy A
25 sheep nnd chun 440 pounds of 2
butter,
POTTED PLANTS
and Cut flowers
Nothing nicer for Christmas.
Phone 212-W
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President Coolidge Is Hen Lays 300 Eggs In
Given Christinas Tree A Period of A Year
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Backing np a promise of the
rtatc road department that eaeh
captain of road camps would be
instructed to. carry. o,ut such a pro
tram , Commissioner' oi Agricul
ture Nathan Mayo has addressed
« letter to the captains asking
•'that you make a special e.Tort to
.nee that everything passible be
done to moke this day a pleasant
one in your camp. See that, all
your prisoners uru furnished with
a Rood dinner and other things in
the way of fruit, etc., th at will
cause them to appreciate this day
of good chcdr."
"Through this letter I am c*-.
tending to you and each of yotlr
men, my best wishes for a merry
Chtistnms,” the commissioner con
tinued. "If I could I would write
each one of them a personal let-
Fertilizers
LAST CALL
V'i Carat Blue White Diamond. Rare chance
They are going fast hut we sti
have a good selection
Genuine Diamond Ring, weight V /\ carat. R
Special B argain................. ..........
THREE OR FOUR YEARS
TO PAY
FAMOUS BULOVA
. WRIST WACHES
“Make Every Acre Do Its Best**
Tho many big crops of tho fruit and fancy vegetables
Brown with Armour’s BIG CROP fertilizers are our
best advertisement. Actual field results dearly prove
their superior crop-rauking ability. Only high grade
materials ot known value enter into their composition.
The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of tho par
ticular crop for which it is intended. They can be de
pended upon to grow big crops if big crops arc possible.
Ulteleles, $2.00 up—Banjos, $6.00
In White, Green and Platinum
Guitars, $5.00 up
Tenor Banjos, 6.00 ut)
Mandolins, $4.00 up
Banjo Ukes, $4.00 up
Violin Outfits, $5.00 up
Paramount and Okeh Records,
RS—Guaranteed for 10 years. Reg*ee d a y s............................ ........... $9.75
DIAMOND WRIST WATCHES
The Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It includes
formulas* and analyses to suit every Florida crop ami
soil. Among the four types of BIG CROP citrus mix
tures there is one especially adapted to the fall needs
of your grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegetable
fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil ami crop.
Descriptive booklet free on request
In Platinum; also we carry the largest stock of the famous Ilulovn Watches in white gold,
gold, ami platinum.
Military Sets
WATCHES
Hamilton. Illinois, Elgin, Wal
tham. At Special Reduced Prices
Hand Puinted
Ivory and Amber
Latest Designs
Warehouse at Sanford
Armour Fertilizer Works
West Commercial and It. R. Vve
(ARMOUR FERTILIZER
ll2 W. First Ht.
Phone 203
T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY’1
Jacksonville, Fla
| The Diam ond Palace
fa I’. WEINBERG, Prop.
307 East First Street |
J
The Only 'Exclusiv ; Music House in Senuno
County
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At the Christmas Season men are inspired with
the higher feelings of fraternal kindness.
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This Organization extends its greetings to the
citizens of Sanford, who have been the faithful
torch bearers of progress, fellowship and good
will throughout the year.
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May the same spirit of unselfish service permeate
this organization, and the community as a whole,
is our New Year’s Wish for all.
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IN
GI VI NG
LIES THE SOURCE OF
Mankind’s Real Happiness
N
O single factor contributes to the growth, prosperity or stability of the
individual, or community more than th at of the whole hearted, unsel
fish support of progress in home or civic life.
HE City fathers rejoice over Sanford’s unprecedented growth and pros
perity 61 the past year. They desire at this time to express their apprec
iation of the shoulder to shoulder “service above self” spirit that has
made Sanford larger growing town and now a t Christmas time, they join in a
hearty Christmas cheer and wishes for a more happy prosperous New Year.
T
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The City Commission of Sanford
Forrest Lake, Mayor,
S.
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C.
J. Marshal
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stin For Prison
■ hi of 35 Years;
Out 11 Hotirs
[Trial Asked
'Notice Given
>mise Verdict
Mrs. Sweetin
mm Sentence
and Northern Sections
Hard HU While
Weather Will Begin* to
^lear Up in The South
Chicago Hears QJf. \
Another Blizzard
V
Count Shows That CoolMge
Polled Majority i of Total Rains Mny Fall In Many Of
Southern States But No
Vote Cast But Mis Popular
Cold Wave Is Reported
Vote Less Than Harding’s
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IJury deliberated
11
|two jurors favored the
nalty for Hight. The do*
received the verdict si!J with no display of emolotlce for a now ^rial was
fEBNON. III., Dec. 24.—
j demanded the death penirgument late Tuesday berjury trying LLawrcnco M.
former Ina, 111., clergyman
Elsie Sweetin, for the
olsonlng of her husband,
tSvcctln.
for Mrs. Sweetin, on
hand, appealed to the
send her homo to herj
[tut added, “whatever
et Is, sho will tako it
|Ue. for Innoccnso meets
I n smile.'’
Attorney Joo Frank Alfor the state, urged
[not to let the fact that
1defendants is a woman
in their decision. “The
akintr you to do your full
i laid.
E. Smith, attorney for
etin emphasized that the
showed that Hight had
Wilford Sweetin froJ before his death and had
■opportunity to administer
|ta him, Mrs. Swcetin's alifession, ho said, was simt Right had . told her to
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.wither am I defending
' wA Attorney Smith, in
hb irgumcnt. “ If SweetJ dta lam poison, there is
I(J'mPcy that Elsie had an)
p * ir/lh it; ('
[to those confessions Elsie
ww supposed to hnvc
tSilem, I’ll say to you that
ony of Mrs. Sweetin
dls you that she was tryI what Hight had told her
Inot what she had done.”
ttorney then went into
confessions and state*
Bd reminded tho jury that
under instructions nf
that they must not take
llo consideration in judg| tom an.
nine tho visit to the Bon
in meeting after the death
lord Sweetin, Smith said:
[itato would have you he*
went there for a big
Hight and yet sho takes
ibova alony. Is that reasB«n?"
i then reviewed the testiout Mrs. Sweetin's effort
| Hight, how she turned off
*t and went around the
nvoid meeting with him.
I want you men to believe
Med her husband, nnd yet
[Are minutes after she
I was sick sho sent for a
foctor went away. Elsie
icntl for another. Wil‘N’o I’l get better.’ What
to? She went and withtodge she did call I)r.
Mil the testimony of the
jtows that when he got
Won! said ‘Why hello
J didn't know you were
Are Killed In
ind When Plane
ies To The Earth
^OM. Eng., Dec. 24, —
•** killed when an airplane
11 the nirdome here Wed*°rning. The plane was a
«press from London to
J fell .shortly after leaving
•me and hurst into flames
pilot and seven passeni*r report said nine were
Astatement by tho Imper’tny Company confirmed
r* of seven and n pilot and
, 1heveti that there wore po
“ ,'n the accident.
jT ;'ne had reached only u
,*"de when it hanked in
*® breeze and fell sidoHdf of smoko and a burst
•hot out 60 feet.
jld Will Issue
Paper Tomorrow
[j hubiished
Thur.'day,
CHURCHES PLAN
EXERCISES FOR
Every Phase of Yule CHRISTMAS DAY
* **.
Spirit Touched U^on
So Other Changes
Contemplated Now
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generally over the country with
snow on the ground over most’ of
the Middle and Northern sections
cast of tho Pacific States.
Although precipitation is almost
genera], the le a th e r will clanr In
the Lower Ohio Valley, Tennossco
and East Gulf States Wednesday
night and South Atlantic and a por
tion of tho Middle Atlantic States
Thursday.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.—Pres
ident Coolidge in making the one
cabinet change ha now contem
plates—the selection of a new sec
retary of agriculture—hopes to
make his choice before Mar. 4 so
tho prospective appointee may
serve for a time as assistant sec
retary under the retiring depart
ment- head, Howard M. Gore of
West Virginia.
With this unique experiment in
cabinet making in mind, Mr. Cool
idge has decided not to fill for the
present vacancy in the agriculture
department resulting from the ele
vation two months ago of Mr.
Gore from assistant secretary to
cabinet rank. Service for n time as
assistant secretary, Mr. Coolidge
believes, would be valuable training for the man chosen to succeed
Mr. Gore, who wilt he compelled to
retire Mar. 4 to assume the West
Virginia governorship. Considera
tion ia being given by the presi
dent to a dozen or more sugges
tions for the ngriculturc secretary
ship but he has made no decision.
Meanwhile indications have in
creased that no other cabinet
changes arc in prospect when Mr.
Coolidge begins the term of office
to which ho was elected last Nov
ember.
Tho executive, in response to in
quiries based on recurring rumors
as to the possible retirement of
Sccrctnry Work, has told friends
on several occasions that ho had
received no intimations thnt the
interior department chief desired
to retire and that ho grentl^ hdped
his health would not niuko it nec
essary for him to give up his port
folio.
Secretary Davis, who informed
Lhu election that he would like to
return to private life Mar. 4 to
give his attention to duties in con
nection with the fraternal organi
zation of which he is tho head, will
return next week from his South
American trip, and it ciku he said on
ood authority that Mr. Coolidge
ill then ask him to remain ns head
of the lnbor department.
A.*-, for the other members of
Mr. Coolidgu’s ollicial family, it is
regarded by those close to the piesident ns most likely that all will
remain after Mar. 4, all hough some
may not be able to rctuin posts for
business reasons or because of
health through the full four years.
The theory on which Mr. Coolidge
is approaching the beginning of his
elected term of office is that in
the present cabinet he hns a
smoothly working machine nnd no
good engineer would tear apart a
piece of machinery that is operat
ing satisfactorily and without untiuunl friction.
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Britt Realty Company
Announces Sales Of
Quarter Million In
Period of One
Week
'
Capitalists From
of Programs Arc For
People of Sanford Are Urged Majority
Entertainment' o f Sunday
New
York Invest
To Come As Little Child' ' -• -i Vl,
Schools; Basket For Needy |1
To Attain Christmas Spirit
Are Included in^ Program Baumel Purchases the
—a——m* W '.•*
Christmas greetings, were ex Christmas trees, enrols, nddi*
BishopBlock ;Wood*
tended Wednesday to the people of tiohs
to
th»
mid-week
prajwri
ser
Sanford by the' m insters serving vice:; and distribution, of baskets
ruff Sells Big Tract
the churches here. Each of the
ministers has placed his thoughts
Realty deal, aygregatin#
of the occnrion nnd his wishes for be made Wccfnesdny, nJMt. Thurp- approximately $258,600 fllttf
Sanford into words nnd these in
In representing sales of some of
turn are passed by The Sanford day and the night //mowing.
.on,. Of th, entireties regular
m u !., J m09t v“ ,uaMc propertied
Herald ta its readers.
Chrismas services arc set for next
Rev. C. I). Brownlee, pastor of Sunday.
in Sanford, were announced
the Presbyterian Church, marks his
Wednesday by the B ritt Real
Children
of
the
primary
depart
Despite the record-breaking plur
twelfth year of service in Sanford. ment of the Bnptlst Sunday school
Coldest Christmas Predicted
*}Nly for Coolidge, which was 334,ty
Company through whitfh
He declares his love for the pe^gle will take part in a tableau, "The
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.—Tho cotdcst
980 more than that given Warren
transactions
totalling $288y
of
Sanford
and
extends
his
wishes
Christmns Reunion." Thq exercises
5" ManUng four years ago. the Christmas in recent years for Chi
for health nnd happiness.
cago
and
zero
weather
for
West
800
were
handled
in seven
will begin tonight nt 7:3Vd'tiock:
Coolidge total wns 433,411 loss
The Christmas activities in San
days’ time ending Dec. 20.
than that of Harding, due to tho ern and1Middle States was prom
A
Christmas
tree,
witn
gifts
for
ford are used by Rev. F. I). King
presence in the field of a third ised Werncsday. Plenty of snow is
Among the transactions announc
smaller children, Is to play a
predicted to accompany the temper
ns an illustration in pointing out, the
powerful ticket. Harding'a total ature
prominent
pnrt
in
the
program.
ed
by Charles L. Britt, head of tha
drop.
in his greeting, that all hope thnt Two of the lending characters In
was 16,162,200.
firm,
wus one for the sale of wbat
Immunity holds bus its inception the tableau arc "Mother Goose,"
A new cold wave is coming on
Davis received n smaller vote by
in
Christ.
"The
Spirit
of
Christ
is
known
as the old laundry prop
tho
heels
of
last
week’s
bitter
cold
768,391 than did James M. Cox in
One Civillinn Among Four inas,” Mr. King says, "comes portrayed by Nnonii Scoggin, and erty on Sanford
Avenue, a tract
1920. The total for Cox was 9,- spell attended by winds increasing
“
Father
Christmas’,,
by
Eaustncc
Who Lost Lives; IMnne through fellowship with Christ In Peek. Christmas carols sung hv which, will nlso hnvo
in velocity that might reach bliz
147.353.
a frontage on
Wns Taking Patient To His crusade of peace and righteous the ncsembly will round out thff the proposed extension of First
La Follette’s vote exceeded by zard proportions by Christmas
ness.”
Hospital; Order Inquiry
program.
696,299 the 4,126,020 given Theo night, observers said.
Street. The property is composed
The I’eoplo of Sanford are urged
dore Roosevelt In 1912 when he
Low temperatures will prevail
The Presbyterian church is not of four lots and the price paid for
to
join
in
the
festivities
of
tho
headed a third ticket, but the La several days with continued snows,
NORFOLK, Va., Dec. 24.—Three
to huve special exercises until Sun- it is reported nt 145,000. W. W,
Follette strength was so distribut it is predicted.
navy mean and n civilian mot death children by Rev. T. J. Nixon, pas dny. There will be the regulnr C. Smith nnd his associates, among
tor
of
the
Methodist
church.
He
ed as to make a negligible showing
Tuesday nfternoon when a nnvnl
Wednesday night prayer service them somo of the most prominent
in tho electoral college, whereas,
RHxznrd In Mountains
ambulance senplane returning from expresses his Christmns wish that which will be given a Christmas men of this city, purchased tho
In the 1912 electoral vote Roose
llatteras off the North CnroHna tho spirit of the season im^pirc touch by congregational singing of property from John Mallcm and
DENVER, Colo., Dec. 24.—Acuto
velt ranked second to Woodrow suffering among range cnttlc
coast, with a hospital patient Sanford through all of the coming Christmns curol.i.
A. H. Marshall.
Wilson and far ahead of William throughout Northern Colorado wns
swamped at the Hampton Roads ycur.
Pennsylvania ir.ttrc.iti, it was an
A
Christum,i
tine
for
the
s/nailer
H. Taft.
Christ’s message Rev. William members of the Methodist Sunday nounced, have purchased from J.
nnvnl air stntinn landing.
revalent Tuesday night an the
in twelve states La Folletto pol ocky Mountain region was held
The dead nrc: E. M. Keyser nnd Humphries points out, is for every School is tho event set for 7:30 D. Davison property at Third
led more votes than Davis, and fast in the gip of an ever increas
A. S. Manwnring, chief petty offi person, regardless of religion, rnco o’clock Thursday night. Wednes Street and Magnolia Avenue for
in New York wns given more votes ing blizzard.
cers; P. S. Gavin, a hospital ap or condition. If the people of San day night, after the prayer service, the consideration approximately of
than in his home state of Wiscon
prentice and I.undrcw Williams, Jr., ford would experience the real the Senior Kpworlh League will f2 0,000. Thu property known as
Cold wenther throughout Wyo
sin, ns tho only state credited to ming as well as Utah train service
of Buxton, N. C, Williams wns be Christmas spirit they must be "ns make a tour of the town carrying ihc Davison Place, has n frontage
him in tho electoral college.
ing brought to a Norfolk hospital little children,” Father Humphries baskets to the needy. It. ii planned cf 67 1-2 feet on Magnolia Avenue
continued to slow down nnd all
writes.
Analysis of the returns shows systems reported delayed sched
for treatment for pneumonia.
the league mjipbcri, »viio will and 117 feet on Third Street. I t
Rev. Charles Do W. Brower, of for
that Coolldgo received 54.4 per ules. Wire communication through
travel
in n truck, to sing Christ has two houses on It.. In making
Urin
B.
Williams,
Sr.,
father
nf
the Congregational Church, de
cent of tho total vote of tho three out enstern Colorado where the
man
enrols
while traveling about public the deal, Mr. Britt an
the
civilian
victim
of
the
wreck;
clares
he
is
gratified
to
find
that
leading candidates.
Davis had blizzard appeared to be at its peak
nounced that new owners contem
the
city.
Lieut. W. H. Gwin, pilot, and n ra Sanford hns made substantial prog
29.0 per cent nnd La Fullettc 16.5 wns badly demoralized.
plate making more improvements
dio
operator
and
a
mechanic
erMidnight
mass,
to
be
sung
by
ress since ho was Inst here, four
per rent.
on
the property within a short
caped.
The
wreck
was
attributed
Rev.
W.
Humphries,
who
also
wjll
Fine snow dfiiven by »n high
years
ago.
Ho
urges
business-like
In 1920 Harding had 61.6 per
time.
J. l». Chittemlort was asso
to tho probable existence of a hole activity toward bringing about n preach the sermon, is In bo celebra
cent and Cox 34.9 per cent of all wind from the northeast, fell all
ciated with the Britt Realty Com
ted
nt
the
All
Soule
Catholic
in
the
now
of
the
plane,
which
al
Ihrough
the
day
in
the
mountain
realization of the fact that "Our
votes cast. In 1912 Tnft had 25.1
in closing this deal.
lowed the water to rush into the Saviour was born that we might nil church. Eight special numbers, In pany
nnd plateau regions, filling rnilper cent, Wilson 45.2 ami Roose roud
Another
deal which is suidlo hnv«
addition to a violin rendition, of
forward part of the nlrship when
nnd motor highway cuts and
true sons nnd daughters of the an
velt 29.6 per cent.
been the direct outcome of the
additional
number
u
the
musical
it glided to the water at the land be
rendering
many
roads
impassable.
Father."
city's plan to extend First Street,
Coolldgo lost Oklahoma, Tennes
program for the occasion.
ing station. Only the forwarded
Low temperntures
prevailed
Rev. C. |>, Brownlee
Is the sale by W. W. C, Smitlrox
see and Wisconsin, which were all
Mend,era
of
the
Congregational
portion of the plane was inundated.
For
twelve
years
it
has
been
nt Sanford Avenue nnd
carried by Harding in 1926, hut throughout the region.
Two of the navy mean, trying to my privilege to minister in your Church Sunduy School are to par property
Clearing skit* with continued
First Street on n 99-ycar leasa
won Kentucky, which Harding
ticipate
in
a
program
of
special
escape
aft
wore
struck
by
the
pro
cold constitute tho weather man’s
midst and to become hound to
based on n valuation of. 460,000.
lost.
pellers und killed. The other vic many hundreds by the tendorest sniitfs, roc Hu lions and readings. Thls
More votes were polled for Cool promisu for Christmas eve.
property,wps purchased by a
program Is to stuitud nt 7(30 synfitciile“
tim;; were drowned.
ties of friendship. I love this town The
compnnJ of It. J.'Holly,
idge than Harding in California,
o'clock
tonight.
Manwnring
and
Keyacr
lived
in
Clrar for Christmas South
und its people, und at this Christ
Colorado, Connecticut, lllimil- In
S. S. Baumel nnd New York c»plA
Christmas
tree
for
members
of
Norfolk; Gavin's home was In mas time you uru on my heart.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.—’The
diana, Kansas, Maine, Massachus
i
_ . ___
tho Episcopal church of tho Holy
Schncctndy, N. Y.
I wish:
Regarding this transaction, it Is
etts, Michigan, New Hampshire, weather bureau Tuesday night
Cross
Sunday
School
Is
to
be
deco
It
was
the
first
serious
accident
That life und health and hope
stated thnt ptnns of the syndicate
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Rhode forecast precipitation over practi
since .aerial hospital service for may he given you in abundant rated at 4 o’clock Saturday a ft call
extensive improvements of
Island, Texas, Vermont, West Vir cally all sections cast of the Miss
ernoon while n serviens u> ht> read the .fop
the isolated regions of the. Virgin measure.
issippi Wednesday nnd Wednesday
> ■’ sit
property
as soon as thu street
ginia and Wyoming.
school house Thursday morn Is opened. It*
ia and North Carolina const \ was
Is further 'reported
That loved ones far away oA ingthe
Davis’ popular1 vote exceeded night, probably continuing Thurs
at
10:30
o’clock.
The
full
cho
inaugurated
at
the
Hampton
Roads
near your side may share your joys ral service in observation of Christ that a modern, up-to-date business
that of Cox in Georgia, Illinois, day morning in tho lower Lake
Air Station more than a year ago. and know the fellowship of pray
is now being planned for this
Louisiana. Massachusetts, Missis Region, the extreme upper Ohio
mas will not he held until next Sun block
Many patients from const guard er.
corner.
sippi, Nebraska, New Jersey, New vnlley and the Middle Atlantic and
day
a
t
II
o'clock.
B.
K.
Whitnqr,
stations
and
villages
near
Cape
It. J. Holly heading another
That if constant joy has been
Mexico. New York, Oklahoma. North Atluntic states. The weath
llatteras have been brought to your experience, you may be duly lay render of tho church wilt lead group of locul business men also
Rhode Islnnd, Texas and West Vir er will clear by Thursday in the
Norfolk hospitals in that time by grateful and if your life has been the service.
purchased from F. L Woodruff
lower Ohio valley, Tennessee nnd
ginia.
naval
seaplanes. U. B. Williams, touched by ssrrow or disappoint
a block of lots numbering almost
the
east
Gulf
and
smith
Atlantic
La Follette polled more votes
Sr., father of the drowned putient, ment the Great Comforter nmy
21)0 in tho Huludivision owned by
than did Roosevelt in Arizona, states.
is a retired naval enlisted man.
the latter and located south of this
cause
the
light
to
shine
through
all
California. Connecticut, Florida,
The wenther will become cooler
The plane’s nose-dive beneath your tears and the rainbow of
city. The consideration in the
Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wednesday and Thursday In tho
the surface of the landing station hope to glow within your heart.
transaction is announced nt $30,000.
Montuna. Nebraska, Nevada, New lower lake region, the Ohio valley,
war. witnessed from the shore. At “I will not wish you riches, or the
Plans of the company in connec
Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio, Ore Tennessee nnd the east Gulf states
the pier a motorboat was waiting
tion with this purchase, were not
glow
gon. South Dakota, Texas, Utah, ami the Atlantic states on Thurs
to nssist in landing the sick man Of greatness, but thnt whereso’er
given out.
Washington, Wisconsin and Wyo day. Cold weather will prevail ainnd the crew of the plane. This
Fred Dorncr nlso purchased
you
go,
ming.
A
letter
expressing
thanks
to
moct generally over the United
boat sped to the assistance of the Some weary heart may gladden nt
through tho firm from J. D. Davi
The Ln Follette vote was larger States on Wednesday and there will
R.
W.
Pcarman,
Jr.,
sccrctnry
of
distressed plane, rescued the four
son two lots on Oak Avenue for
your smile.
than the Davis vote in California be snow on the ground in most mid
swimmers who had inanuged to Some weary life know sunshine for the Sanford Chamber of Commerco $5,000. Mr. Dorner, it was anIdaho, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, dle and northern' sections cast of
and others of the community for nounced, plans to begin the erec
dive clear of the propellers. The
uwhile,
Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, the Pacific states.
their assistance in tho entertain
bodies
of
the
wreck
victims
were
The
first
of
a
series
of
three
open
And so your years will leave a ment of tho Governor’s Party tion soon of two dwellings.
South Dakota, Washington. Wis
The weather became warmer air sermons was delivered nt First recovered within a few minutes.
In addition to the above men
track of light
consin. and Wyoming.
Tuesday in the eastern and south Street ami Park Avenue Wednes
The enure of the disaster will Like angel’s footsteps, passing here in November haa been re tioned deals, Mr. Britt announced
Coolidge’s plurality alone was ern elates except portions of Ala day
ccived
from
Gov.
Cnry
A.
Hardee.
night by Rev. William S. be the subject of an inquiry
tho sale of other properties
through the night.”
larged than the total vote of his bama and Georgin, but much cold Walshc,
A reply to the letter expressing amounting to $70,600.
minister of Wil through official channels. Captain
These
I wish thnt Christ mny enter Sanford’s
next highest opponent in Colorado, er wenther has again overspread mington.Unitarian
appreciation of the gov transactions involving the salt, of
Cooke,
commanding
officer
of
the
Del.
nnd
abide
in
each
of
your
lives,
Connecticut,
Illinois,
Knnsns, the Rocky mountains and plateau
Rev. Walshc is an Irishman by Hampton Ronds Air Station ex and thnt ut this Christinas you ernors’ visit has been sent by Mr. nt least one large tract near the
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, regions, the northern plains states birth
Pcarninn. The governor is con city, aro said to bo closed but daf*
has been in this country pressed the belief that the accident may come to Him anew.
New Jersey, Ohio, Oregon, Penn nnd Manitoba and Saskatchewan. for 20butyears.
gratulated for his action in bring- initu announcements of their
was
due
to
a
hole
in
the
bow.
His
During
tho
World
sylvania ami Vermont.
*n£\
conference of F lorida, •transfer is being withhuld for
War period he taught French theory war based on the manner
Rev. F. D. King
grammar and conversation nt sev in which the plane becun.c subTho atmosphere today indicates which Is referred to ns a fitting few days.
French Will Not Quit
eral of the cantonments In the mnrged.
that some unusual fore cis ut work. climnx to Governor Hardee's ad The record of the firm in dispos
“ It appeared,’’ he said “that there Long lines of people are Seen in ministration,
South and recentl yhe was acting
ing of over $256,606 in seven days*
Cologne Area Jan. 10
Tho governor’s letter follows:
time is said to have edi|>..ul uiiy
chaplain at Fort Moultrie, S. C. must have been a hole in tho bow. front of the windows in our postprevious sales record for Sanford
He is noted ns a lecturer, having When the plane landed, it did u offices. Shops nre filled with busy Dear Mr. Pearnmn:—
PARIS, Dec. 24.—Evacuation of
I did not want to go out nf of real estate und is pointed to ns an
uppeared in muny schools nnd col nose dive, and water rushed in buyers. The expressman has al
the Cologne area of German occu
through the bow, swamping it."
leges in the United States.
most exhausted his strength in an fice without thanking you und otli- indication of the steady growth of
The entire' plane did not sink. effort to deliver hiH packages. Lust
pied region Jan. 10 as conditionally
Wednesday night Rev. Wab'he
community who ho this city and of the increasing ac
Address upon the object and preached upon the question, “What Only the forward portion was subsettled by the Versailles treaty, is
generously assisted in' entertain tivities in the local real estate
evening
the
choir;;
were
heard
nt
deemed impossible by the French meaning of Rotary featured the is Unitarism ?’’ Friday night ut nmrged.
their best. What is the explana ment of thu Governor’s Conference field.
cabinet in view of reports from the regular weekly meeting of the Ro 7:30 o’clock he will preach upon
Another transaction closed re
tion of this rising tide »f inter party, I think the meeting uru) the
inter-allied military control com tary Club at the Seminole Cafe, "The Christ Myth nnd the Real
The Commerce Department re est?
was announced
"trip over Floridu which followed cently, which
mission.
Ministers Wednesday Wednesday afternoon.
The pro Jesus of Nazareth." His sermon ports revived business activity in
Nineteen hundred twenty four I, it were indeed worthwhile. Press i Wednesday is the iu!e of the Bishop
morning npproved a memorandum gram was in charge of D. L. Saturday night is intended to an Italy, with a riigar production years ago there occurred nn event reports from some of the States building on Magnolia^ Avenue by
in which the government express Thrasher.
swer the question, “Is the Bible above local requirements but a which has changed the history of now indicate that Florida received!George I). Bishop to S. S. Baumel.
wheat crop that is below normal.
Although Mr. Baumel gave out no
ed this conclusion.
humanity. One came by way nf <»(>()(' publicity.
W. M. Haynes, secretary of the J infallible .
May l again thank you, nnd figures as to the consideration, it
a manger in Bethlehem, and, al'
club, talked upon “The Object of
most unnoticed, entered the very through you the citizens nnd mem ia rcporteii that the transaction in
Deputy Killed While Rotary." The ideals of the na
heart of humnn life. Every nob’e bers of your Chamber of Com volved .between $25,000 nnd $30,tional club, together with it? ac
impulse, every worthy design, and merce, for your splendid assist-"’?0' The property has frunUge oil
Raiding Whiskey Still complishments for both members
Magindiu Avenue of 5d feet and
every beneficent institution, which anee in mt mawer.
and the communities, they repres
'extends back M7 feet. The build
have brought hope to humanity, I
Very truly yours,
HATTIESBURG, Miss., Dec. 24. ent, formed the theme of the ad
ing, a one-story brbk structure,
hud their inception in Him.
Cnry A. Hardee, Governor was
—Deputy Sheriff Murdock McIn dress.
erected about a year and half
ilee
year,
recalling
its
origin
and
ROME,
Dec.
24.—Christmastidc
The
gladness
which
glows
o
n
'
tosh of Greene county wns shot and
An original poem, “ Why I Join
ugo.
instantly killed this morning by ed A Rotary Cjub,” was given the assumed added significance in Rome uuming prominent persons >in his the wrinkles of the grandmother's I Government Forces
Purchase of this property by
Dennis Waggoner while raiding a club by Rotarian Charles, E. Hen Tuesday because of final prepara tory who have attended former cer face, nnd the light of joy in the;
Mr.
is hut an expression
emonies
of
inauguration.
Duntc
baby’s
eyes
are
but
reflections
o
f
1
whiskey still near Leakcsville, ne- ry. Vocal selections by L. U. tions for Wednesday’s proclamation
Capture Serb Troops of hisBaumel
faith in the future of Sannnd
St.
Francis
of
Assisi
attended
Hjs
mission.
To
experience
the
ex
!
of
Holy
Year
from
the
Vatican
by
cording to information reaching Rockwell, who attended the meet
-------| ford, he said Wednesday. Sanford
Pope Pius XI. The city is filled to tho inauguration of the first holy uherunce nf joy which come-t
the sheriff’s office.
ing as the guest of F. J. Gonzalez, overflowing
SOFIA,
Dec.
2i.—A
statement
| he pointed rut, is now on ihe eve
year
recorded
in
history
in
1300,
through
fellowship
with
Him
in
with advance contin
completed the program.
ill's''
‘
CTuaade
"o^'penc”
'
'and'
*
right
j
I
th,*
i
coiwutate
I
of an era of Unprecedented growth
of Catholic pilgrims which and Michel Angelo and St. Igna
offering toward providing gents
Anderson Rearrested theAnneedy
are expected to flock to the foun tius of Loyola, founder of the Jes enu:mess is the superlative spirit . hirr« ullcu**^ that Albanian govern- and believe that the next few
■>r I’hriOm*.
1
ment troops, retaking Ivrounin i n 1years hold great things in store
families of the cities
head of Catholicism by the mil uit order, attended that of 1650.
Upon Prison Release with Christmas delicacies was tain
Rev. William Humphrr *
! ^ ^ossovo■ District from in, ur for; this rlly.
Begun by Borgia.
lions during the coming year. Not
taken anil tityped over to tho Semi only were all hotels filled to ca
Christmas Day has a charm u„ .gcnL , captured « detachment of | "When 1 came here four years
The ccrenfony of knocking down
OSSINING, N. Y.. Dec. 24.— nole County Welfare Board for| pacity but also many pilgrims were tho Holy Door has not always a t its own, and appeals
tppea to the man in ^ r.bi*n .r >'ulnr ru?P* W.W g<*1 ««*». banford was without some of
.Aland machine guns from the Ser-ithp fine >r|ck building- which it#
Released from Sing Sing on pa distribution.
housed by the Vatican in whnt was tended the institution of Holy Year. the factory, tho1 field or the pl!W
| boasts tr lay but it gave indlcaP ^ t President Geo. W. Knight, once the hospice of Santa Marta
This ceremony wa& introduced in ns much as It does to the preacher bian arsenal.
role this morning, after serving
tiuu of one day becoming a uig
wbo^wtired
from
the
head
of
the
1560
by
Pope
Alexander
VI
(Bor
nine months for forgery, Wm. it.
or the ichpolman.
To Open Basilica
Anderson, former State Superin club some time ago, was present The pontiff Tuesday night had a gia), who on that occasion cuured
No event in all the world’s his V o r d if ’t In K i d M rU flV city an'' n powerful factor in the
‘V ,, , : V t /
pi Ogress of not only ths section of
tendent of the Anti-Saloon League ed with a past president’s button long interview with Cardinal Mer the roof of the church of Santa tory has so gripped the human ; , U U1^ 1
Case
Alter
Christmas
th* «qurV»uu.
Maria
Maggiore
to
be
glided
with
at
the
meeting.
The
button
is
of
was arrested immediately on in
fancy, or quickened the human
ry del Val, arch-priest of the basildictments chnrging grand larceny gold
and is diamond set.
. . . ____
, ieu of St. Peter’s, which is opened the first gold brought back from mind, or moved the human wilt, or
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 24.—Kid
nnd extortion.
Rotarians present at the meeting | only every twenty-five years. The America by Columutis And given Hutisiied the human soul
Christ is not like the other great McCoy >nt in his cell ut the coun- Ads Are Forced Out
were: George Brockhahn, Randall j pupe will perform the ceremony by by (he Great Navigntor to King
, H. C. DuBose, Alex EppsMstriking three times with a little Ferdinand of Spuin and by the lat men win have appeared in the th e -1ty jail Wednc: day while u joty, By Heavy Late Rush
Traffic Cop Is Killed Chase
uter of life, have played their- part ' which will determine hi* f»U- on
Bob Holly. Frank MacNeill, A. golden hammer. I t in likely to be ter in turn to tho pope.
One of the lu; t preliminary rites und vanished. He is no meteor tho charge of killing Mrs. Thi rt ^x
one of singular impressivencsH und
ByNewOrleansBandit R Key, S. Puleston, W. S. Park color,
und thousands are expected performed Tuesday night for Wed- that has flushed across the lirnm- Morse, liberated until after Chr,ster, E. K. Roumillat, H. R. Stev
Due to shortage of space by
mas
when
instructions
from
the
moiit
of
the
world,
and
i*
suddenly
to
try
to
witness
it
eithet
from
|
nesday’s
ceremony
was
thut
of
ens,
F.
J.
Gonzales,
Milt
C.
Had
a
last minute rush several ad
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 14.—J a
reserved in the basilica fur blessing a large basis of water extinguished. No. He ia the Sun court will be read.
vertisements
scheduled f o r
cob Uldo, traffic policeman was dock, E<i Housholder, W. M. Hay places
ticket holders or from the great which will bo1luted to sprinkle thu of Justice, shining on men down
Wednesday’s Herald were forc
shot and killed this morning by a nes, Charles Henry. GeoTge W. square
holy door. The rite was perform Hi the ages, ever enlightening thuir
32,060,000 acres of wooded land ( ed out. The ileruld makes its
in front of the cathedral.
hundidt who robbed the French Kaight, S .0. Shinholser, B. J.
by
.Moncigqur Zampini, the pupal minds, warning their hearts, flood; havq been (Uncovered in th«r unit** apologies tn it7 patrons.
All
newspapers
Tuesday
publish
man Street Branch of the Marine Starling, D. L. Thrasher. A. E. ed long articles concerning the Jub- Sacristan.
(Continued on puge 6)
habited wilds of Chile. ,
Ygjvell and E. L. Markell.
Bank of $13,000,
R
James P. Morgan, president of the
International Brotherhood of Elec
trical Workers, is the new eighth
/ice president of the American Fed
eration of Labor. His election took
place at meeting of the executive
rouncil at which William Green was
devoted to the presidency, succeed
ing the late Samuel M. Gompers.
FOUR KILLED AS
NAVYAMBULANCE
PLANE SWAMPED
S
Governor Thanks
Sanford Secretary
For Entertainment
Minister To Begin
Series * 0 f 'Three
Open Air Sermons
Rotary Club Hears
Addresses On The
Meaning Of Creed
Rome Packed To Capacity By Crqwds
Who Gather To Hear Pope’s
1)1 K i l l '
tottrdance with its time*
custom of observing
Day and giving its
I c an opportunity to
‘♦ the day in a fitting
’ 1he Sanford Herald
, * to it* subscriber.-, ami
i
there will be no
Each of SanfordMinislersHaa
Special Message and Good
Wishes to Convey to Peo
ple at Christmas Season
WASHINGTON. Dec. 24.—Pres WASHINGTON, Dec. 2\.—'Tho joolidge Wants Appointee to
Serye Time as Assistant-to
ident-Cdolidgo polled more votes weather bureau reiterated Wed
in the November election than his nesday that Christmas will be cold
Get Necessary Experience
two principal competitors combin
ed, and had a popular plurality of
7,339,827—the largest ever given
a presidential candidate.
3BNON, Ht., Dec. 24.
Complete official returns show
trying Mrs. Elsie the vote for Mr. Coolidge was 16,i early today returned 718,789. compared to 8,378,982 for
Davis, and 4,823,310 for
t of guilty.
Hight Jolih’W.
Robert M. LaFollette. Tho total
en life imprisonment popular vote for tho three lead
a, Sweetin was given ing candidates was 28.920.070. In
in the penitentiary. 1^20,-for all candidates it was 20,iThc verdict was unanbr guilty from the state
prices aa to her punish*
dited. The verdict ia a
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rlcahorti Position Who fUo
Had Experience; Tfo - Make
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THE SANFORD HERALDS
I A s Brisbane .S ees
I
s flrn o * * e trr p l
*r a t " a a f u n t. I'lu rM a
■» ftecond C lass M a tte r.
l* naafiiri).
larch ». II
It
t h e sa n fo rd h era ld
A Mnrl**fn Funeral.
Tho Amnnalk Tree.
Dynamiting n Cathedral.
Our Hert Flying School.
HY ARTHUR BRISBANE '
1311 a t t h e P o a t o f f l e e
H u r da, u n d e r A r t o f
»*« W S M lI a A vcm i*
WESPAV. DECEMBER 24, 1924
F h n a e 14*
MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor.
THE HUMAN race. Its ixdlgiouJ
j thoughts and Ideas, gradually beccjnio mixed as time Tosses. Tho
funeral of Samuel Gonipers 111un-
D eliv ered in C ity by C a rrie r, p e t
w rclc^.Jr.c.
W eekly E d itio n |*.oo
S P K t i A i , M »T H E i
A ll o l . l t n n r y
tint Ice*, c a r d s o f t h a n k s , r e s o l u t i o n s
a n d rtfftlce* o f e n t e r t a i n m e n t s w h e r e
r l i a r ires n r e m a d e w ill bo c l i a r g s d
f o r a t T e g u la r a d v e r t i s i n g r n t e s .
PHONE
fa u g h n - T y h e r
'Christmas
P ric e « 1 .23
" e r r e d 13 tW to a
« In "1.10
■ K M lU ill'T U K A M O IT A T H U P U R S "
Till?' A^Mot'Intr.l P r m ii !« r i c l u « lr«*iy-% ntltlrd to t h e u s e t o r r r p u l i l l r a t l n n o f a | | n e w t d ls p a ti - n e s
c rw lllefl t o It o r n o t o t h e r w i s e c r e d tleil In t h i s p a p e r a n d a l s o t h e local
n e w s p u b lish ed herein.
All r i g h t s
o f r e p n b l l c n t l 'i n o f s p e c i a l d i s p a t c h
e s h e r e i n a r e a ls o r e s e r v e d .
Oyatcr or "hrl
Hrorla of Celery
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
CONDITIONS OF FORGIVE
N E S S —Put on therefore . . howcls of mercies, kindness, humble
ness of mind, meekness, longsuffering; forbearing one nnothcr, and
forgiving one nnothcr, if any man
have n <|unrrel against nny; oven
ps Christ forgave you, so also do
Vegetable*
C hoice th r e e i
" t r a m r d n ic e
Crraairs
1‘rc n c h P c a e
A eparagaa <
S alad*
( ’k o le n
uni hotJHe to house in the balir
immortal hymns as are belli
CohrchIc I Kruii
llcait
l.cllu rr
Nllrcil T o m n t a r i
l l o t IlU ru lt 1
Drwfrl,
T u t l l P r u i tt Ir« c r,»w
nr
Ambrosia
AN ELECTRIC switch
Ten
A itirrb a n
angJh
a r c h it e c t
^
Member A. I a.
tOme IWlldlngOrlniiile. n .lU-
Christmas Eve With little
ancc. Many
of us have never been tt
-------ristm as as anything hut a time to take . ,
i nr. i KM. was grown in the
w 3’* L,xchan»°
nnd eat a
prodigious am ount of aw-pfmn
sweetmeat:?.
Christm as Eveo m many homes is observed by a mad rush Atnawalk nurseries a t Antnwnlk,
to finish belated Chin s mas preparations, hut it is good to N. Y., Thnt institution, producing
-' Ijnest .specimen trees grown in
think that deep down in
in the
Ui hearts ut most of us is the H'1
the United States, i« managed by
knowledge of what Christmlas I'.ve really ought to signify, n young woman, Miss Evelyn W.
| .Smith, daughter of the late Orlan‘tepherds and Wise Men chosen by and. thnt mo.xt of us will take
,
the Lord—
God for the gift ,.f—p i . ., . a nioment iynight to thank j no Smith, well known to tlioush a t were their lives from those the Babe In the manger. 'nn ty 4° thu W01',(l that camc with l amls of country newspaper editors
j In the United States as one of their
momentous days ?
* * * *
te lowly ami the learned they
passed to make
To the people of Sanfort
teir. Jives n temple, holy, filled Ilerald extends its
with happiness. W j i » . i
here’s to you, a "Af.
n V c ! ! S S ,ion uf the fi“ ln*
1 Bethlehem we journey year by
year;
iu Christmas faith ami joy w.*
A Good Slogan For All Florida
thrill to feel;
c glorify the Hahn of Mary
born—
hat of our gifts to Him as ,l „ „ | ilHTOishiK IT1-0 NP o f h S h ’w h m T h ; ‘S “ immor, ’ a con.xfanHv
pins in Miami are joining
thus we kneel?
M l»m i n . « -hi,, rpreparing
r.
for the Red
Gross life-saving tea . All in .strticllo h s i
ir hearts and wlmt we have hi t
* the Red
are
under
Gross life-saving cor >«, nnd much attention p
own to be;
— i is given to in
r lives as toilers, sages—Christ dividual training witl
the
idea
of
helping
the .student
adored—
----- ts to de
11vc as much benefit
temples pure, for worship, ser
\ * poai| ib,u from the swimming lesson s.
Some day every clement
vice true,
•tnry school will provide swimNhow in all the Glory of thu mmg instruction.I for eve
...
> ' child so that when it attains
high school
Lord,
Charles I)i» \V, Brower* lions with ' fvm-th rr,MWI «l,c; n<* nm I for student
1•*v1 1 Gnl a Swimmer*” for
* the battle cry. o r
all the sports,
____ f m
swimming provides. . the
nill-rountl exercise
,best- —
And,. in Florida
----- a especially wher o 'it .is pleasant
to swim in outdoor pools every month in the
year,
the
schools
could provide
continuous instruction for
yom.g
swtmmora,
with
all the advantages of open-air hath D ig .
Naturally before such a <i<
Jfirable feature for the public
Hie people ol Florida would have
f? of 8U;,n' n,ing 'instruction. I„
u« h bt* construction of tho swimn.in r
He chances are it won’
to Christmas in Florida
•ists cannot accustom
ms to celebrating Christ
Hummer time.
1F
d a Vu hl eet.
n physical
nl " V h1,l,training
Vw ^’Ust 8ai(l*
G ieso
rt
* lm dd.
will he
jy neruiit today contain
tings from many husines
ea to their customers ami pa
i. The newsjiaper is a prope
nei through which to read
w itli'n ,UI,lt - t,u: s t l fr test of sanitary suJ I, L i . i!'v,.m1ni" ,K lessons, and the life1 v s a ‘“i K'rls will he so imbued with re
conditions, they will hen.m , 1 'V,. *C;
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest U kc. ii
their unsuusl charmingly, hosplt-J
hospit \ f. e *"eat
nhlo way, entertained Tuesday! ^!.1,808 ,,e,cn Verncy
U « n|,n a n t . bridu<? honoring their I Mihlred Holly, Geo
i A ? " * . 1? " ’ ,M h* « ““ * ta k e ' Olive N , . mo„ K' ^
L. ! ° ‘ l «ie public school curricula evnee
7th te n 's eXper t *s'vlimmia^ teachers rank*th teachers of rending, writing an,I arith-
CHRISTMAS CLUB
IS NOW OPEN TOR MEMBERSHII
best friends. They will be glad
to hear that Major Smith’s daugh
ter devotes her life to growing the
perfect trees that were her Lit hern
chief delight.
.
THE ATTEMPT at Pcubln’ t
dynamite tho Mexican Cathedra
[limit beautiful of all the aneien
I churches in Mexico,- illustrate
wel the character of religious ha
treu, whether among those thu
savagely advocate a religion, o
those that appose it.
Tw o bombs were found unde
the great altar, timed t<> oxplodi
ut a tune when hundreds of wo
nicii nnd children were in the eu
thedral celebrating the feast oi
Guadalupe. Of all hatreds, relig.
ions hate is most vicious and cruel
U. II. Dens of Sumarrived Tuesday to
guests of Mr. and
NOTICE
Th- Christmas sesso”
W
i } ” "’*• Cla-iy. Wlls„
Do V. Huwartl chnpter Jifully suggested by tihe decora- , ono8,V *\ittie OtiHose.
“ • --------* }lon °{ red roses, garlands of hoi- f e J K»thcr,r>e Huff
I> and poinsettins.
l1 Henry and Seri
p m « orW
i made by Miss
K he! Henry and Robert Dodson,
Miss Henry was presented a lovely vanity bag and Mr Dodson ..
NOTICE
Bold pencil.■ Miss Milter » , » 'm ewill bo a meeting of the
“ "*• " ““f 1™"
a I-cgion Auxiliary a t I
ISatiirudy
* afternoon
*
This tho game,
Itinl business meeting and
Rlemlanco ik reiiuested.
F r e d r ic k 'B d fw A
bert Holly L S ’/ t
lard
„
\KTr
... t », ,a s * " ‘Ilinm
U n u j " k 's
h™- O eerie 1
I t t e n t io n e l k s
[count of Ike' buliilays tho
fcular meeting will be secUncsduy In January, 1925.
k Secretary.
—Adv.
SIGHTS TEMPLAR,
ATTENTION!
ers of Taylor; Commandnil nojoufriing Sir Knights
fi sted to Meet a t'th e Asyristmas morning at eleven
( i t Christmna observance,
ifdrtn..
rtlef of the Eminent Com-
tVinlidn K1"* tinT* a* we nre »et*ing another milestone along
and friindlf ‘°a‘ ° f ,fo’ wo pni,HU to t,xtl,n'1 i m ' niany patrons
GREETINGS OF THE SEASON
ut D. Jinkinn, Recorder,
and 24. "
We sincerely thank you, one and all, for your loyal patronage
and support and wish you a Good Old-fashioned Christmas fol
lowed by a New Year brimful of success and prosperity It is
our earnest Ito,to that we will he able to serve yoli fm n.ently
during the Now \ ear and for many New Years \ o come.
*
URRARY NOTES
kwiil bo no atury hour
and the Library will bo
Ril'Friday afternoon botf pairs.
•xArJiv*
Deposit a little money every week
for a Merry Christmas next vear
WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN
l C> r
* iOl
lerso n als
'K h
lolly has ns his guest for
js Robert Gilroy.
n
r i o
M ay th is be th e h a p p ie s t holicl
sea so n you h a v e e v e r k n o w n
A COMMUNITY BUILDER
ER* President
II. F. WHITNER, Cashier
Pittman of Jacksonville
■ss visitor in Sanford.
C o rn er 1st S t.
an d P alm etto Ave
liable Howler will Bpend
it in Jacksonville the guest
Maude Tyre will be the
(friends in Tampa through
bid Mrs. W. A. Loftier
a their house guest for tho
kMiss Nita Moore.
>. Barber has arrived from
mile to spend the holiduya
Mary Higgins is tho guest
laughter, Mrs. Lucius Me| Tampa.
NO 0 1HER GREETING MEANS SO
MUCH, SO 1 SEND ONCE MORE
HE SAME OLD MERRY CHRIST
M AS THAT I’VE SENT TO YOU BE
F O R E . M A Y THIS NOT ONLY BE
A M E R R Y CHRISTMAS, BUT MAY
0 1 HA V E M A N Y , MANY MORE
IN THE Y E A R S TO COM E.............
toy Star-bird and Mrs. H.
if of Kissimmee were visitnils in Sanford Monday.
The Churchwell Co
cd Mrs. J. Wellington Hoe
tor from their homo in Ft.
Ut* to spend the Christ
ian with Mrs. Hoe’s pnrEand Mrs. It. A. Tcrheun.
E. F. L A N E
First National Hank Building.
PIIONR 93,
ROOMS 50IJ
Saleslady—Miss Rttha Williams
AT CHRISTMAS
Editor The Herald,
Dear Sir;
The Christmas season bring* im
pressively to mind the profound in
fluence which Near East Relief,
dealing with the growing genera
tion in the lands where Christina,
had itx birth, is bound to have upon
the peace and happiness of that uphenved corner of the world.
Nothing in the tragic and terri
ble decade that we bine just passed
through is on pitiful und unjust a*
what it hoa done to tho children
'* *o many different countries,
i hat them* h«dpuess million.’ should
(now nothing tb show them thu:
here are speh things in the world
Prices That Appeal
[Hunt left Wednesday for
kry, Ala., to spend ChristUi his family.
Christmas Greeting
npile given by a pretty young
in Montana nrougtit to her a
le of two million dollurs.
less knows what she would
eceived if she had laughed.
SMITH BROS
pi Mrs. K. M. Mason have
[fuest, their niece, Miss
pant, of WrightHviile, Gn.
ONE HUNDRED and
and dollars have been ci
appropriation of tin* ai
this year. It would lum
cr to m|i| a million inxti
ting Mr one hundred
thousaml.
Tlie air mail is dentin
its emit a thousand time;
is self-supporting now.
portant of all, thu post m
loreo is the natural, tin
slide training school for
flying men.
The men that constni
the continent, its rivers,
mountain ranges, nre the
can be relied upon, if
fumes, to take care of cm
TWO THOUSAND
u 1 there was a great fiyl
>or premucy of the M
(The Romans won, thn
he Iold Cato, who knew en
warning them. The (
lost, nnd with that I
the possibility of Sen
turn in Europe.
A soniewhntj simili
may come up in thu I
is to the world now wl
iterruncan used to be.
East Relief conies in to snatch a gle for domination in.
many ns it can from this terrible tween the west coast o
kind of start in life to try to show States and Asia. Hut
them that there Is another kind of distance olf.
. ’1 '
tIh b , wllid' Hmy know.
t( i
mt.
,s J*>y to show them
fhi
.1
(I00,,‘lg e Intends
is world and train them to its1<Iltl.n»
th*t ‘hl« ,,Htion shall be properly
■mghts and feelings. Every child
hu *‘ir* whcre future
tint can be rescued from the mis-1! wars w-d! ,ben ifought.
A few tho-n" ‘dde Plight into which the war. .and well-built, powerful, swift fly.
"••s forced him, will he just so much
'^ith thc’
i-nm for the forces of order and ' of pilots, earning
theirri,rhl
keepkind
in
I'caca nmi good will in the world,
peace times and ready for war if
it is a Work which gets down » J it comes, will keep war nwuy.
r.oe[{’ lessening the amount of
Hut the country must HAVE the
inrent to the future which must
!
S
v
"* hWchine*. Not a few, but
''5 lL Ir.<>ur ng these great masses at least
twice as many ns nny othenn.iren to know nothing but jer nation possesses. This country
ot eriuss and misery, starting IS twice U S big, in wealth and area*
•uateracting forces of gudness | as any tuition with power sufficient
ind sympathy.
_________
Youra rewpectfaitk
^ i l u threaten it_nuw. And it ia. ut
*2221M
tU
m' ' " THA' Mrrntt!ICT!T?<>*-'
J T
iT \P
REALTOR
i*i lot im. weary, daydie discouraged, sunshine
d. ami nature’s best bogowed or stolen, for it is
r that is no earthly good
Iv tdl it is given away,
in the last-minute rush
mas buying, some of the
de who serve you should
•d to give you a smile,
ask you to leave one of
^
Frown of Ilanana
pifiaprHt of A rthur Yowr tbo Sotdays.
(rone.
barges recently made ulmut
Ofls ut the federal |irison in
u are true, you could imugprisom r saying to a judge
receiving a life sentence to
niitentiary, “with pleasure,
Cotter
(h rr .r
D A V I D U. R
'ho Wise Men snw the "tar and
, sped to find
he new-born King and strong in
' faith adore.
hey‘found und gave henrts, wls, Adont, and rich gifts,
ow wi.se as never wi»u men were
^ before.
.
y should a man, who has
d money, resign his posi
mn commit suicide. It' sui
only way out of it, wh>
;h the formality oi resi
lllnrl. k.
m‘ng,,n.g Its muslc " ith the song of the heralc
Twits theirs, no dream, the form
. divine to see;
rhey prnb'cd their God, their hearts
with joy a flame,
Spread forth the news, nnd then w.,ich all the m ^ o T th e '
• '•returned to toil,
few men to he, their toil— but
glorified—the smite.
As always there will he i
w conics a San Fra
with the astonishing
that a “divorce decree
)eun the end of love.’
i suy not, on the cor
her encourages it.
L a Mrs. i . K. Vaughn
Unco the engagement
Uf their daughter
^Gladys Alberta
to
(r. Elmer J. Tyner
wedding will take place
r spring. —
Prof, nnd Mrs. (
on and small son cx Alva arc
spending tho Chi stmns season
with Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Nixon. [
Judge nnd Mrs. fGeorge
.
G. Horring leave WednesdayJ for South
spend Christmas with
MR-AND MRS. FORREST LAP
TAIN WITH DELIGHTFUL
Hoop
r h l c k r n f ilb lr t
j , -h J
Ito n a t ( i r a r s l n T a rk ry
C ra a b rrrr
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 21, 1924.
h« Herald will not I
oyrow.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1924
__________ ( C p T f < « l i l I W ) I '
„
r J U 'I I M - l t i m o s t H A T E S
<>n« \ * n r 17.00 H u M n n th a f 1 SO
Ictry Christmas
,
TO M OR R O W CH R 1STM A S , T H E
DAY O F GOOD C H E E R A N D
F E L IC IT A T IO N S , T H E H O L L Y
R E A L T Y CO., D E P A R T S F O R
T H E M OM ENT FRO M T H E
B U SY P A T H S O F C O M M E R C E
TO W IS H E V E R Y O N E T H E
F U L L E S T M E A S U R E O F H A P
P IN E S S F O R T H E G L O R IO U S
C H R IS T M A S T ID E
Merry Christmas to You
It is our sincere hope that this shall be
of pleasure and one that will he remer
years.
HOLLY REALTY CO
R. S. IIO L L Y , M g r.
n ' r \ r A
'S
or
1 IP A N D P A T R O N A G E h a s
A™
‘r v L
®
T H E
P A R T
Y O U R
It has been a pleasure to us to serve yo
to put forth many efforts to serve yc
faithfully.
v '| ! I N 0 U R P R O G R E S S A N D W E
10
-Y 0 U
O U R
C H R IS 1 M A S G R E E T IN O S
HEARTY
Gonzalez G rocery Co
Today, Christmas, the
(lay of good cheer and fel
icitations, T h e Yowell
Company departs for the
moment from the paths of
commerce to wish every
one the fullest measure
for the glorious Christmastide.
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SANFOftD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1024
Crii p crackers can be served
with oyster cocktails if you pre
fer.
The consomme
would
be very
nJt
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it
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tractive
if
colored
>qith itomato
juice to carry out the Christmas
colors.
.
The gooso must be young—a
green” goose, to be at its best.
Many pin feathers will proclaim
It? youth.
Suigii and remove pin feathers.
Scrub on tho' out: Ido with warm
toap suds. Rinse thoroughly
through several waters. Rinse the
tosido through many waters nnd
Yes, Here’s Santa Too
WASHINGTON. Dee. 24.— An
, average oi 1,000,000 words a
i month is now hein * handled by the
’ navul csmmuni-r'.tions office in the
navy (!cpnrt;.;;iit »vcr hs radio
^ system. Trnfh. for every depart
ment of the government, snvc the
11 post office, is handled
V
The navy’s rndb sending hlo0 tions in this country sro located
at Arlington. Va., Savvlllc, N. Y.,
iwd Annapolis, Mo. The rccciv* tog 1" done at tho navy depait•* mrnt.
r* Transmission of radio messages
h through tho three big hlgh-powcr[. cd stations is accomplished by
means of a remote control. The
*• operator, sitting at his desk in the
n nnvy building, working his key,
i- send* his signal over leased tele
graph wires to one of the three
e stations. Impression is nindo on
t. the key system nt the station by
d means of n relay, nnd the message
is automatically forwarded from
y there.
Inheritances From
U. S. Are Protected
WARSAW, Dec. 24.—The distri
bution of inheritances coming from
America is the subject of a circu
i Cucarachs, meaning lar letter which the minister of jus
because of its peculiar tice has sent to all courts in Ga
’ for these creatures, licia.
Tho ministry learned that In
abited it in vast number*,
ninny
casco these courts, instead
deserting the location,
ish operators sealed the of paying over the money in com
tnd effaced outward sgns pliance with the instructions of
tor. They expected to -c Polish consular officers In the Unit
Uv. But they never cane ed States based on verdicts given
[the Mexican rebels w ei by American courts, reopened pro
L The secret of the treai ceedings and distributed legacies
r rished with tho priest) according to their own decisions.
ried among records ol The Polish courts aro now for
bidden to interfere in nny way
Kthurch.
■time of tho revolution)with the decisions of the United
Evident Diaz, when Amor Ktates courts os to the distribution
F u n aafe in many parts I f legacies, nnd the circulnr ndds
■ tr y , Davis, just nut of « a t though no legal convention bcUnited
■ in the wilds of Nayarit. ween Poland and the
■ ig e with nil aged priest Lite* exists, the decision of the
knt church at Compos- licrican courts are to he respcctconcealed him in secret <^by the officers of justice.
[the crumbling mission,
confided in Davis some Bolivia and Parnguny nre the
Is of the mining opera\ 0,Jf countries of South America
te ^Spanish conquerors, w'4h aro cut off from the sen.
m n description of thoJ Bo^ia lost its Pacific outlet
thrjgh the expansion of Chile and
Per^nnd its isolation explains its
scail population, which numbers
, only\000,000. It is 570,000 square
■ niile^ln extent. Paraguay cm„ uracil 97,700 square miles and
l,000f)0 people.
C
Actlofcf the bakers of Ottawn,
Ont., innnerensing the price of
brend hn%Gt with n vigorous pro
test froniliqranizci |nbor in that
city.
LD FOOTBALL SCHOOL
ESVILLE, Dec. 23.—FootI be featured at a sumIching school to be con
it the University of Flor-I
pning next Juno 15, it is
id by James L. Whito, Jr.,
director; He and Tom So
ke of the ’gator conches in
k 1924. will be the tcachk school will continue
| a four weeks session and
b include in its curriculum
b!L baseball and track,
pate aim, says Mr. White
Hi ono systemo f football
le high school of Florida.
-s institution. Doctors
fk was almost instantan»was 41 years old and is
by his widow, two daugh» son.
Ration i n c r e a s e s
pGUSTINE, Dec. 23.—
a sow has a population of
__ ^ to
__ computation
____
IS
gorging
ftsenstative of n publish
ing which has just issued
•nr of St. Augustine . It
' that there nre 6,000
» the directory, nnd the
tons are made by count
e d a half persons for
listed, the method al“*1- Conservative estiplaced the population
Most .folkstaciR that the kid
take now and then to h<
their kidneys clean.
A well known local druggtnys
ho sells lots of Jail Salts tvj^3
who believe in trying to | 0ct
kidney trouble while it i nly
trouble. By all means havv£ur
physician examine your kfc8
at least twice n year.
FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER
BY SISTER MARY
If you had turkey for Thanks
giving, why not serve goose for
Christmas? After deciding your
meat course, the menu for the en
tire dinner is worked out nnd plan
ned around that. Thought nnd
care must be taken not to repent
flavors in ilishes^so that the din
ner Jii u whole is interesting and
appetizing.
Oysters ure usually nt their best
nt this time of the year, and thero’s
no better way to start n dinner
than with an oyster cocktail. This
requires no extra cooking—an ele
ment worth considering.
A clear soup, consomme or bou
illon, should follow the cocktail.
Then conies the “piece do resist
ance" with its; vegetables; then
the salad, dessert nnd coffee.
You may serve the traditional
plum pudding and an ice or only
one or the other of the sweets.
If an elaborate dinner is wanted
tho following menu can be aug
mented to suit the requirements.
Oyster Cocktail
Olives
Celery
Consomme
Roast Gooie
Chestnut .Stuffing
Martinique Potatoes
Creamed Cauliflower
Christmas Kabul
Cheese Cups
Plum Pudding
Grape Juice I’nrfait
Christmas Cakes
Coffee
with crepo paper nnd beribboned
witli scarlet hows.
The jokes or gifts are tied to
ribbons which run to each service
plate. The ribbons can be drawn
through the top of tho chimney
and fireplace, from the sides of the
snowball and basket, while the tiny
packages arc piled in the sleigh
and pulled out in turn.
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And now for the recipes—
Tho oyster cocktail is simple—
each housekeeper usually having
her favorite brand of sauce. A
few «irps of lemon juice sometimes
improve a sauce that is not quite
piquant enough.
P October imports nniountf ’JOO.OOO rupees, a rupee
P “ 4» cents. The United
P*applies 51 per cent, Juf r wnt, the United States
r {*nt and Geruiuny 1 2-3
r Exports totnled 297,the United KingL f'k.Jl per cent, the UnitI, * P*r cent, Japan 6 per
P^rnm ny 5 per cent.
my. Combino fruits and sprinkle
liberally with' flour.
Stir until
flour in ubsorbed. Add to first
mixture. Add creamed suet and
blend thoroughly. Add spices, grntod rind and juice of orange and
nuts. Mix well and add whites of
eggs beater, until stiff and dry.
d Orange county during a 12-months
J period, according to figures mad?
public here. This Is an average
BIG SHIPMENTS REPORTED of $15,670. Of the fruit shipped
•1,335 carloads were oranges and
ORLANDO. Dec. 23.—Frulti* 1,465 carloads were grapefruit.
4h 11 The
quantity
of lettuce
shipped
»n»^l.wi
tin
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_
This is just in token of our ap
preciation of the opportuni
.'Jolt huttcr nnd combine ingreclients with boiling water to make
slightly moist. Stuff goose with
mixture.
To Roast Goose
Muff and tru»* goose, sprinkle
with salt and pepper and put on
rack in roaster. Roast 45 min
utes and pour off fat. Dredge with
flour and cover bottom of pan with
boiling water. Roast two hours,
basting every 15 minutes if a self
basting roaster is not used. Re
move trussing itring nnd put on a
hot platter. Garnish with n string
of cranberries around the goose’s
neck.
A recipe for Martinique potatoes
was given in the menus for a fam
ily during November.
Christmas Salad
One quart cranberries, two ta
blespoons granulated gelatin, oneluill l:\ip l sugWwJone cup diced
banana, one cup diced canned
peaches, one cup seeded white
grapes, 1 cun nut meats.
Scald cranberries and extrnct
juice. Add sugar and bring to the
boiling point. Soften gelatin in
one-half cup cold wnt»r and stir
into boiling sirup. Remove nt once
from the fire and let stand until
cool. When beginning to set turn
into n mold mul add fruit nnd nu'fO
Clnll and serve on a bed of let
tuce garnished witli “cups” of head
lettuce filled with fruit salnd
dressing.
Tho cheese cups nre tiny cups of
white bread dipped in melted but
ter and toasted in a quick oven.
The cups are filled with grnted
cheese which melts while the bread
id being toasted a delicate brown.
Plum Pudding
One juui one-half cups „ stale
broad-crumbs, ne-half cup scalded
milk, one-half cup brown sugar,
two eggs, one-half cup raisin?}
seeded and chopped, one-cup c u r
rants, one-fourth cup shredded cit•
ron, one-half cup suet, two tablpspoons orange juice, grnted rim!
one-half ornnge, one-cup chopped
ties we have had of serving
you.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
DHR CENT OFF ON OlJIl ENTIRE STOCK. A HAKE OPPORTUNITY FOR
YOU TO SELECT YOUR GIFTS AT A SAVING
Just as the tics of friendship are
strengthened at this holiday sea
son so may our business associa
tion grow in mutual accord and
confidence. With best wishes for
Christmas and the New Year.
So much for tho menu. After ^
the table decorations are settled,
ive must get down to business with
the recipe:.
' nj
The Christmas demands ns much -j
thought and preparation ns the, 35
meal itself.
5
A Jack Horner pie is not a bit
new, but it is always fun, and if «
the gifts arc carefully chosen by K
a clover hostess, it is sure to cause 3
much hilarity.
S
The pie can lie bought and filled J
to order, or you can make it your- «
self uml fill it with jokes picked «
up nt u five-and-ten-cent store.
The pie itself cun be in the shape it
of u huge snowball, u brick paper $
Ilreplace, a brick paper chimney
top with a Santa Claus climbing ;/
over the top. n Christmas sleigh
drawn by ccluluid reindeer, ns n =
"dressy" basket much berufflcd
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SPECIAL SALE OF INDESTRUCTIBLE PEARLS
If 18 and 4 inches in Deltah* and Celestia. Regular $12.50
V Special f o r ..............................................................;...........
20 Genuine Diamond Rings. Well worth $22.50. Special $$1.50
Genuine Diamond Ring 1l/i cara t. Regular value $4.75. Special *
BAG G ETT’S
Yj Carat Blue White Diamond. Rare chance
FILLING STATION
Genuine Diamond Ring, weight \y> carat. Regular value $750.00
Special Bargain
$525.00
Corner Sanford Ave. & Second St
FAMOUS BULOVA
WRIST WATCHES
In Wh'te, Green and Platinum
a hath noii sr.i.i.iisc
LADIES WRIST WATCHES—Guaranteed for 10 years. Reg
ular $15.75. Special for three days..................................... $9.7!
'GEORGE E. WINTZ-A nmouwf
'T he TriumphantA*
rf ENGAGEMENT//,;
EUSTIS, i»R ID A
Will he plensed to servAe|r friends with a
Christmas dinner on ChrQ1as |)aV; at noon.
I'rice $2.00.
Formal opening, and danelcem ber 31st, dinner
nt 8 p. m.
1
New W a r’s Day Dinner at *
For theso events, if convel 8en,j reservation
in advance.
Until December 2oth the Inni
open to those
desiring rooms, without mealsA
W. M. Kimball, Manager
Ve|. 121 Euatia
Located on the main auto r^nbout half way
across the state. Sciiter of Lake iv. aIU} center of
NUMEER 125
TO SELECT OUR GUTS
d 12.000.
DISCONTINUE r u l e
»E.ST. Dec. 23.—The line
!Sjnd Key," so familiar to
20 years,
| interests for --------- [ke a thing of the past nt
'°f January, 1025, accord*
.“formation received here,
r* to this information, the
rtoreau has decided to disluie vessel reporting stapnd Key, which has been
fje 1003. Day and night
ft wen kept by the station
fnda six miles off shore
P«f. over the ships that
?'t and west, to the numI
annually.
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Company of fifty people including world’s greatest Jazz
Orchestra
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In full appreciation of tur pleasant business
And in harmony with tie spirit of the seraph
Greeting is extended o you with best W
a bright and prosperous New Tear.
PASTORS OFFER
YULE GREETING
TO WHOLE CITY
(Continued from Page 1)
ing their souls with Heaven’s light
«nd grnco.
Ih n t message of peacejon earth
men, of good will, wis meant
r all of us. Whatever n)w he our
ndition, creed cr raciv neither
w nor Gentile, Christian or puin, slave or free man, se»r or sinr, is outside the sphere of God’s
ire. Hence today not only the
art of Christendom, hut the heart
humanity.throbs with j*y. 'lie------------------------------- PITfWIIMJS
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Canape
Muscovy
F n iit CocktflIJ Supreme
Oyster Cocktail
,
SOUP
Mtncstra A La Bell or Consomme Jardiniere
JTile.t of Black Buss Saute
Pommes Julies
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CHOICE OF
. Roast Turkey with Dressing and Cranberry
Roast Chicken with Dressing with Apple Sauce
Filet Mignon Sauce Bernaise
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muse u Child is hern to ps, who is
Christ, the Lord, in the City of
Oavid."
Aliovn all else, then, if we would
cntch V10 r‘’al Christmas spirit, we
he humble, and put aside
"»««*. «*.,»« also lold
u®»
as htOe children, if we
w"!!1,1 ‘‘ntL,r thu KinK‘*0 mof Heaven<
Rev. Charles Grown
Returning to Sanford for a few
weeks after four years nbsence in
Tampa, I find every evidence of
subst ant i hl progress. Beautiful for
situation, with nbundnnt opportun
ity for business growth, und with
righteousness and love permeates
home, social, and buslne^ life! Will
rea) and permanent success 'be Oil.
suredi To' this eml may ull give
themselves with business-like ac
tivity through the coming* year.
This is my wish and prayer for
Sanford for 1U26.
gifttf to the-needy ones’mi;
true gladness of Christmas ixi
and may this blessed Chris!
spirit Inspire us througH dl
coming year.
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M A Y T H E T R U E S P IR IT O F C H R IST M A ST ID E E N T E R INTO Y O U R L IV E S A T
T H IS T IM E M A K IN G T H IS A S IN C E R E L Y
HAPPY CHRISTMAS
AND THE
NEW YEAR PROSPEROUS
SEMINOLE PRESSERY
WISHES TO EXTEND
TO ITS E M E N D S
Sincere and hearty wishes for
MOST JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
A NEW YEAR FILLED WITH BOUNTIFUL BLESSINGS
American Fruit Growers, Inc
May Christmas Day bring you much
And each year bring you more and 11
Is the sincere wish we wish you
In this year Nineteen Twenty-Four.
Sanford, Fla
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THE SANFORD HERALD, WEDNESDAY, Di
tjM O N ’N POP
CHURCH PROBLEM
Relation
Ret'VOPn Church
P h tireF AntJ
Relation Between
■Slate Is .Most Important Of
Problems Facing The Her-rfol Government In Alsace
P A R IS , Dec. 2*1.-—The rc-lations
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T»!EEc.S A LOT
Vt TLAri^NS
■to D P - I T I 3
man, who for y rira have fought | pressing Attorn
TorontoMillionaire ing
of t h e ir /U te r j n . for . fnrther ini
law, Mrs. Theresa Small, to gfcin .
,
control
of
her
husband's
estate.* [brother a fate, oi
Missing Five Years
The Misses Small arc still pres.- m,!13ion or b*
Is Declared Dead cial
ing for a reopening by the provin- — ■■.
authorities of the circumstan
I
ces f urroundinc their brother’s dirappearance. They charge that
“powerful influences” nave been at
work to block the investigation in
the past, nnd accuse the Toronto
police deportment nm! the former
Ta^ c rrovte.
TC*PO><r. CHIEF
\M.b\T asw ?
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t£V**-i’?H.sJiV.r.;b_ppcl $tq{e in Frqnc**
cr T>;t
• are. one <»( the* most.' important
K ttS IlL E .
prohl. mr of internal policy which
the government of M. Herrint will
h** rail'd upon to face during the-!
prerent e-sion of the Chamber of' '.'■ rpCZFrtjr,
*uyuT
Deputies.
The Radical-Socialist! Going no
putly, in in ejertorin! campaign t
-.apfek .
• ulni.natinv in the victory at the
•vr-xr
prll: May tj, mode liu* complete
h duration of church and state om
of l« i main plHrks.
■ .'one of the propos. d govern-1
mental measures, tho suppression
of the embassy at the-Vatican; th..
V&5-‘/ c 5 - AH'
and probable abolition of
th f concordat in Al:»ce-LorraTne,'
I A P.AJMO'
and the s t ri. t application of th e 1
; n o W0 L>
law of r Oe, has yet been npnfied,!
I P l Av
h'.if thr auRifer-iun of th- credits
I Al.**5 ■
~r“ the Vatican rmban y is certain!
GUVN? virrucr»
t<* pi' i' rise to heated debates when
the j uInert comes up for discusaloh
M. I. rrlot'a decision to withoriv
the F hnrii ambassador
Prompted a letter from the six
‘••idinals. in which they
tjui' 1 rtiwttion to the de. i- cmnliui r,.tv d liV the ministeriiil (jo- 1
clan Mon. “If h religious war is!
de-.!i n j against the church, the I
e-Ur i v/ijl fuce.it with regret hut I
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/ Hut at lenst two persons, the
Sn ail ensp ii n« t yet a closed book.
T in y art* the Misses Flrenoce nnd
Gertrude Small, sisters of the miss-
Happy Christ
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
AND A
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
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8ach Type of Sea Craft
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With tha Christmas
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board.
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I between naVal airplanes nnd
ipes of nnval craft, even subkts operating under the surof the sea. Naval nirplunes
launched from submarines,
dirigibles .and from airplane
rrfe, on whose decks airplanes
nay alight, but w ith , co foot
ay instead of a larg* field to
upon.
Important factor In ilrplano
iffons at sea is the smoke
fc •°d * thorough knowledge
k science relating to his U
Ml- Furthermore, the navy
Bust understand gas llmbs,
fy using bombs of suflkient
Iproua content, when cxjlodbattleship, to annllliite
|ol6 crew. The planes tj,„
■ e torpedoes.
■er problem in operaWn
1 Craven said, In the ii *
Bit effect of salt air on ]yland their material, this
jtquiring great care anti t.
I to the condition of t ,
(but the development of co*
fc craft that be taken dow;
bwtd away below decks nn.
led from the elements.
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Try J S F f f i k .-
I*, o . Box 102
Cnas. TV. Zaun. Manager,
Jacksonville. Fla.
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t0 thd ««»bstan.
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b6 PomoT°d should tho should b i
bK t0rT *"«•• « » • turkejr S
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ahouM
d.• ^dressing
C0.°ked made
B,owIjr*
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of bread
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Win»r Haven Starts
i repringForFestival
Three Menus for
Christmas Dinners
OiJ-Faahloned Christmas
Dinner
_
Veal Broth
Ttoast Qoono, Onion Dressing
Mashed or Rlced Potatoes
Sweet Cora
Creamed Onions
Apple Sauce
Mock Plum Puddlt-g
Coffee
Economy Christmas Dinner
Roast Loin of Fork
Kscalloiied Oulous
•
and Potatoes
B row neil C a rro ts
Vynle or Cranberry Sauce
Prune PuUdlug
Coffee
A Ilotavia dispatch states tha
the V’olksrnnd, the Dutch East In
dinn nssemhly, has adopted a mo
tion to close nit schools in the co
Try Smith’s Barber
Shop for good barber
*f®mbcri the executive and sub- S ! " rI^ d n *° wherp c°niniu„ism is taught or propagated.
rn.. 7 0 r ,ttWa of thl’ Dolk
Festival Associa
NOTICK
tion Frtdu nfternoon began nr-
work. Ladies welcome.
N ext to Valdez.
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Dec. 24.
S u “
S " ’^ . ' “ *'7 ' •» ■>»
conducted flvrJ l C F Z 1""* wa"
was uttend.f
k . Sonn ntui
Tx^cut ve a,by*»-mt‘mburs of tht?
IT MYERS. Dec. 21.—BuildExhibits u°th£r cwmn'ittees.
tnuts have boon issued here
first 9 months culling
wtructlon work umounting commercial « li,.rnrn»L„ .
WO. an increase of $212,000 three prizes •• u
*: ,ni?<
«t year’s 0-months total of
each
c
lassical,
F
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n th"
W. it is announced by Earl
•■'i.i.M I ? J ” , ?
■jtt, executive secretary of f “r"dv
“Ity Board. Permits this
toher 203 for the first nine
Os compared with 129 for
v period in 1923.
f o S b, bt Uad tarkay r,ca wm be
w m tos? hf. * *00d ,u h«tltute for
,taTa wal1 ,a,ted wator
/ 10
anam«I«d ware saucoP«n, drop In the rice little by little
being careful that tho boiling Is
not checkod. Aftor the rice Is all
In boll for half an hour, Pour off
Into aa r~
~~
enameled
ware colander
and put over ac aaucepan
;___
of boiling
water. Cook- ?In th!3
this steam
i
for half Tasty Prune Pudding
^ , n ° Ur, l°.ng8r’ ln D«la way oach for Dessert
+*-• V
grain of rlco will bo separata and
ra t Perfectly cooked. Lima beans
For dossori have a prune pud
W,Ul U,U combination. ding. This Is not only very gooi
™
‘h<? contents of a can l„ aa and Inexpensive, but It.has lh« ad
enameled ware saucepan, adding vantago of being mado on tho dnv
bororo and so simplifying tho dinnor getting. Soak half a pound of
prunes In two cups of cold water
ono hour. Put over tha lira la an
onamoted waro saucepan and bolt
UIU 1
Tako off th«
“rid
cool. Then romoru tho stones. Itsturn to tho saucepan, add ono cup
sugar and one and Quo-half cups
•uch things. Our mince pies aro of bolllag water and cook ten miuno longer made of meat, hut they utoe. To onothlrd of a cup of
are good all tho same. Here la a corn starch ndd enough cold water
mock mlnco pl0 which la auro to and the Jnlco of half a lemon, to
meet tho approval of the guests. make It pour easily. Add UUs to
Take four ordinary crackers, roll tho prune mixture nod efftk flyout Into crumbs, mix with them minutes. Pour In an enameled
one cup of molasses, one-half cup ware mould nnd put on tho tee oi
of lemon Julco. od-j cup of raisins, In a cold placu.
one half cup of butter, two eggs,
well bouton, with spice to taste. In All ovor tho world families sag
mixing follow the order given. their friends will bo gathered t»
This rulo.makps two pies. Bake gethor on Christmas day, Th,
In enameled ware plo plates In a beat that can bo a/Tprdcd will b^
njodurata ovi»u.
spread before them, bat tb« feast
Is of small Imp )rttn*-s co—
Many n young hounckonpnr who Itself
pared
with tho tnioiogo It
has to plan carefully to miko two
nos. that glcGirja piumlso cf *J
ends meet has complained that In many contuui.s ago of “ t^ r r . c,
ertlrles of this kind It seemed to Earth, bowl wm to Mcmi” ”
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PLEASE YOU.
FOR CHRISTMAS
Gifts of Utility
Come To .
SPECIALIST
forns. Dunlon*. Ingrownir Nails, It..,-ivy , *,,j |.
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aching
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FOR CHRISTMAS
Gifts of Utility
Come To
Ball Hardware Co,
i an d G ra n ite fro m all
l*s.
R est of q u a l i t y and
mnshlp.
f o r la tee t d esigns.
WE WISH
friends and patrons
may t h e n ew
c. n. t r a i t B L
year
Snnfonl, F lo rid a
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HE A JOYOUS ONE
y o u r s .E
c'(r^e3t
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Elton J. Moughton
ARCHITECT
First National Rank 3ldff.
Sanford, ------------- Florida
FOR CHRISTMAS
Fresh Fruits
and
Vegetables
Fountain Pens and
Pencils.
Violins, Ukuleles
and Guitars.
Flashlights and
Batteries.
Super Heterodyne
and Atwater-Kent
Radios.
F. P. RINES
PRICES REASONABLE
311 East Second Street.
ROYAL FRUIT CO.
Phone 630-J
“OPEN AT NIGHT”
N u t to W n l t r a I ’nl.in
Tools of u|| kinds.
f o r t h e g ir l s
Toy Cooking Sets.
A uminum Tea Sets.
Aluminum Dinner Sets
Sewing Scissors.
a rd w a re C
uk
Crocery Market
Real E state Loans
E. Second S t r e e t
SOUTHERN UT1P IKS COMPANY
C. f V R D
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t y p e w r it e r s
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disease lenened.
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body “gainst disease.
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dinary case and speed for as you open the cam
era the lens springs into position.
Chiropodist
,100,000 worth of C h f c j f ”
key has been taken Vh,, ,!
hibition navy off t „ t »uPr°*
New Jersey coait a fiJ Utn * j?
ware Bay and River
a good brand of Scotch ',
’
Peddled openly on the %L,bc®"
low us a dollar a «|uart.> ! .
ho said that a brcachcL ‘
i*
fered to sell Canadian d f , .
1
ij^rad on the Majestic. In- cents a bottle.
The Scotch offered wa.Ai«Li..
a ,at the time going careProhibitio
offic
u
tha bagguge found itaken.i. t’rohibltion
said to have located the I
•tni T e ?* KeP” iu i“ said to
JRjjalned that he forgot to
• «em and assumed full re‘ty for the omission.
*-i proteets the gems were
m a y a l l t h e b l e s s in g s
zJJl0 appraiser’s stores.
Hof-Mac Battery
10 -
The Pocket
KODAKS
fo o t
•rticles of jewelry taken
•tmber by cuxtoms authorLillian and Dorothy
■otion picture 3tars, their
*nd James Rennie, actor
,.°f Dorothy, were returnl,*/'* yesterday on receipt
£ 7 ° l'heck from Rennie to
“lies and penalties for the
>r*d gems.
°f tho jewels became
•didn’t burn the woods. lesa°uld soon establish itself i
Ur rangn pastures, un<j
!meW y.ears Wu W0UId have
31 Pastures.
*
i
vegeraDio bare e!car»op*d
| onions and potatoes, lluttor aa
I cnainoled waro baking dlah aa.1
put In a layer of cold boiled pot*,
toes cut la nioderatoly thick sllcu.
• ,,Jrep ot r»* onlcrt. a* p u »
“nU1 *h“ dl*h 1» full. Four over
tha whole a cup of milk. Bake la
a modorato oven. Carrota go well
with pork and are an Inexpensive
winter vegetable. Take fair alsed
carrota. Cook la an enameled ware
saucepan until tender, ru t gw^y
until cold. Have plenty of fat t»
enameled waro frying pan. c i :
the carrots longthwlso and fry mi
til they aro a dellcato brown. Aw
other rcgctablo can ba added, bs
theso two, especially with raw co:
cry, will ba found sufficient.
Ball Hardware Co,
Myers Building
irmits Show Gains
Sisters Penalizec
jersey j QUtir
OO In Jew el Case Sold F o r J ^ r Q u a H
U the aauco on the 0r<
crambo ud dnely chopped oysten.
Turkey Christmas Dinner
Consomme
Rolled Stuffed Turkey, Oyster
Sauco
Steamed Rico
Lima Roans
Modern Mince Plo
Coffee
|»t4*.
tn .a tj M'sirp*!..-, ir,i r<. j,
' * i\- coinorm J o\\ r th.*
■ whi b has . har
Ihe nundlinjr
mu:! mat.
I n Honduran territory,
* ' "lied States. Soriott:.
ruu-li inconvenience have
*y the friendships vve hi fostered,
Never falter—never
>
ul may wo ever Ijo reni/t-'rod,
As your good friend-ifl to serve.
^ oq^ hom c-m ad. caft
Z42* r “»»
1 '!’ M.KV. lloi.ilura
anther Milestone Marks mf'Diiicy,
l ii rn this vale of joy nil Jars,
i-Tu.s to many happy o th /
I)o\vn the si rami of
years
We are
Mill’s Seed Store.
i»ws! Now. why not ulUixa this
Idea and have a roast loin pi po.Lp
Horo again the Invaluable ons**.
roa,Up wUI *»«• 1* « * .
xueV
,arT0 In
t7I),a
US«4
«uch as is J0fk
described
th s'ffra’
rnr n famll** who do not rare for
g«oso and who do not wish to rep«nt the roast turkey of Thanks
giving, here Is n suggestion. Have
the turkey, but have It boiled with
oyster sauce. Begin with any light
*n,,l' The turkey cue he easily
cooked If *he housuwife nae an
onam.d. d waro boiler such as Is I
used for boiling «.»fn« It U nh I
esome Englisl
Goes to Poll
**
glamonfeor a small corncob in ita
eu y la her mind. Thesa
routers are self-bastki*
luoau cooked la th a n a ro ’pretti
Tho standard English
generaDy tender when th ey Pconw
•I*®
wer» not so taa- Chnatma* u plum pude
f.8r
D>«r weat la. 'A goosa *ttr»c“ T« U was, too,
the table decorated wlU
should have an onion stufflng.
brandy biasing about It
real plum pudding waa (
C m * fr f?U'r' to make and by no moa
»r«i vnth Goose
digest, ao Americas w<
dovorly worked out a
•orved w ltif goose nnd should bo which la very good and
Luda fresh; It may ba served
j t a a r hot or cold. Select acid ap.
b ca, p ar. „ « cut Into thin slices,
?ltoa In an enameled ware eaacefa n with half a cup of boiling
^ ° k qu,ck,Jr ami! . a I. ;
•unooth. Then add two tablespoon(0.3 of sugar to a pint of appj. ,
*auco and one teupoonful of pow- ,
liarod cinnamon.
.
I
With a ro u t goose, and Ita rich !
gravy, plain mashed potatoes go ,
»uiy well, though they caa be »
riotd by rubbing the m uhed poUv- f
toos through aa enameled waro r
W I N lR
j f f m (” pwo$ij s r
.Mllrs Home Carden Verelaklc
ra lcctlon (IS pk,9, „.oo! '
free twith
e *1
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free
each
collection
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Bulb Collection Free
She faela that there
S ANOBLES, 'Dec. 24.—Up S I ?
r ii r in the navy is a man’s
lob, It was declared b Canftomas T. Craven, U. 8. N.,
th« North Island
Air Station in San Diego, in
rar*«r •
int address before the Los Thaakaalatn* • . .
fit sector. Association of the I, ” !**1” 0*; A W , tender goes
of the United States. Th” i T O » B W - i L I
TSen the operations
god sea services in
described in
ht of the expert knowledge
d of a naval flier to meet
gweas,- cooked In
at number of peculiar prob- waia
a»M.v •*.»
enanielw
Bt faced by shore aviators.
. . . Mixat pot, or soap kettle
wh chever one choo.es to caU £
/£«*<* the physical
>ert qualification for a flier,
Uhl
PA G E ?
J* u *,en r° r granted th a t el
hous-wlTsa had ample m esa. an
^ 11
discouraging to reai
« l y tnenoa Which featura* « p «
oI to poultry. For such u U»Y.
X ? V ! bIe«*d (If thiy oTty Hmt
J* * It) in having t6 u * Ukeli
« aspocU] •ooaftoh
MI-LADY’S SHOPPE,
H R IS T M A S
g
S
S ^ware
iSroi-a
'cre
Wawa.,,1
u te r she
can ba
A Merry Christmas
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lira
n rJ
YOURS FAITHFULLY
vVe have deeply appreciated the geierous patronage that
corded us during* 1924 and shall strive to merit its conUnuati
toi thcoming’ >ears. We extend Greojings for
.j..j j>
.
a
in m n a M
3
tlons between Fmnll nnd his wife
. had been strained for years nn«l
■that the theatre owner had in his
| pos::cssin nfiiilnvits involving his
wife nnd a mysterious “Mr. X.”
whoi e real identity has been shield
cd between that sobriquet through
out several of the court hearings.
The riddle of “Mr. X,” who is
known to have been n former offi
cer of tho “08th Irish-Cnnadinn
battalion, gave rise to os much
r peculation in Toronto ns did the
enigma of “Mr. A," in the sensa
tional London blackmail ease, hofore the identity of the Indian po
tentate wns divulged.
Upon nil the e, nnd other
grounds, the Small sisters nro
s a
F lftS T ^ T B J ^ ^ T
iano C o
�YERS BORN
N1888 ARESTILL
STRONG Southern
ATLANTA. Ga., Dec. 24. —
football teams, will leave
fam ond Perform ers Born In
A f e O f Great Blizard Are
Still A ctive irt Baseball
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.—A full
core of baseball players born in
be age of the ‘'great blizzard** of
888 still perform in the nation’s
tajor league parks.
-Dean of them all is Charles
Babe) Adams, sturdy moumlsman
f tha Pirates, who was a world
stb in 1909 and toils on, returnig to prominence in a decade
hlch seems to have given many
Btergn pitchers a new lease of
fe. Adams was born in 188.1. A
ear later came Jim McQulnn and
i 1880 down in Georgia, Tyrus
aymond Cobb, destined to be
sseball’s greatest outfielder, was
imed. Vermont produced Larry
ardner and Massachusetts con’lbuted John (Shana) Collins.
The year 1887 provided more
latory for the national gnmc,
ringing Into being Grover Cleveind Alexander, Walter Johnson,
Harry Hooper and Eddie Collins,
jur of the game’s best known
■mes.
Hooper wns to wait another senh i for the two men who later
ere to becomo outfields ever deiloped, tho old combination of the
oaton Red Sox—Hopper, Tria
ranker, and Duffy Luwis. Two of
io combination
remain in the
ajorj leagues—Hooper with tho
'bite Sox and Speaker with Clovend as manager. Lewis is mancer of the Portlnnd team of tho
iciflo coast longue.
That year, 1888, brought a bond
pitchers, outfields and catchers
KIch has cluttered base bull’s
ster for many seasons. /.nek
heat, marvel of tho Hrookyln
ttfield, come along at that time.
» did Gladstone Garney, Clar
ice Walker. Bob Vench and Fred
llliams, For mound duty came
rban Faber of the White Sox,
•y Coldwell, Dick Rudolph nnd
m Vaughan. Catchers were Lew
arty McCarty, Bill Randan and
rat Thomas. Owen Bush, Eddie
inter and Wheelor Johnston strng
cd along for infiold assignments.
In 1889 tho voices of Jou Wood
d Rube Mantuan! were heard
r the first time, nlong with that
Wnlllo Schnug, who still catches
r tho Yankees.
WIILL RACE IN WEST
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.—Mrs.
»yno Whitney, prominent New
irk sportswoman who owns u
rmidablo string of racing thorghbreds will hnvo her colors
rried thin winter on tho Tin .hum
ick in Mexico. A string of nlno
her crack runners, including
lerry Me, which holds tho worlds
lord for tho mile, will be ahipil next Saturday to the fur west.
Mrs. Whitney already hits a dozthoroughbreds racing nt New
leans nnd during tho past year
s campaigned on Cunmliun, as
II ns most of tho lending Amcan courses.
IILL1GAN COMING TO U. 3.
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.—Tommy
lligan, British welterweight nnd
idvr of the European 118 pound
iwn will sail for America soon
compete against the best Amienn welttcrweights, according
word received here today by Joe
cobs, who will handle Milligan
iring his American cumpulgn.
Milligan's recent victory over
id (Kiel) Lewis, former world’s
.'Iter weight champion in London
ompted his decision to invade
noricn, Milligan Is » native of
asgow, .Scotland.
EDDS WONT HAVE NEUN
CINCINNATI. Dec. 24.—The
ncinnutl Nationals huve given
all hope of obtaining Johnny
iun, first baseman recruit of the
troit Americans, who spent last
lion with Ht. Paul in the Amcall Association. Manager Jack
ndrirks said that five clubs in
> American League refused to
ive their rights to the young>r.
their immediate neighborhoods in
search of other worlds to conauer
in increasing numbers next Aut
umn. Footbatl schedules for 1925
thus far announced show many
games booked with Eastern and
Western elevens.
William and Mary, ancient of
days, leads the Southern teams in
long distance chnllangcs.
The
mother of presidents will tnke on
four intersectional struggles. The
generals of Washington and Lee
follow with three nnd Georgia
Tech, nnd Tulane hnvc two each.
Center, Georgia and Maryland play
one each.
Several Southern teams, how
ever, are playing straight Dixie
schedules after launching Invas
ions Inst senson.
These include
Louisiana State university, Flori
da Mississippi A. & M., Virginia,
Vanderbilt and Oglethorpe.
Of tho schedules made public,
Oglethorpe has tho longest season
opening September 2G nnd closing
Dec. 5 Two Virginia institutions
V*. I*. 1. and V. M. I., are booked to
get away Sept. 19, others wniting
until Sept. 23 or Oct. 3i
William and Mary’s four intcrscctionul games are: Syracuse nt
Syracuse, Oct. 10; Harvard at
Cambridge, Oct. 31; Albright at
Williamsburg, Nov. 7; Haskell In
dians at Rlchond, Nov. 14.
Washington and Lee goes to
Pittsburg to piny the Pittsburgh
Panthers, Sept. 20, to Princeton
to meet the Tigers Oct. 10, nnd
plays West Virginia nt Charleston
Oct. 31.
Georgia Tech has engagements
with Penn State In New York,
Oct. 10, and Notro Dnmo in Atlantn. Oct. 31.
Tuinno tackles Missouri nt New
Orleans Oct. 3 nnd goes to Chi
cago to play Northwestern Oct.
24.
Georgia meets Yale at New
Hnvcn, Oct. 10, and Mnrylaml
plays tho sumo team nl tho sume
place Nov. 7.
Kentucky will piny Chicago in
Chicago, Oct. 3.
Center makes tho long trip to
Ijinsing to pluy tho Michigan Ag
gies, Oct. 17.
A Chicago syndicate plans the
erection of a palace for indoor
■ports nt a cost of $700,000. The
will occupy a downtown
NOTESOFSPORTS building
site and will provide facilities for
billiards, squash and racuet courts
St. Petersburg Florida has built an Indoor golf course, and many
a dog track for greyhound racing. other sports features.
An average of 30 baseballs are
One of America’s leading elec
used in every mnjojr league game. trical cnkinccrs declares that golf
by nrticifinl light is not a freak.
For the first time in many sea Within a fe wycars, he nays, the
sons no major league baseball use of electricity will have revolu
clubs will train in Texas next tionized the whole game and enspring.
_____
nblc it to be played at all hours
of the night, winter and summer
Philadelphia has been the chief alike.
cricket center since the first introduction of the game In America.
MAKTIIN TO BOX MURRY.
The first bonspicl or curling
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.—Eddie
tourment of Canadian and Unit-* (Cannonball) Martin of Brooklyn,
cd States clubs wan held a t Buf recently crowned world’s bantam
falo in 1805.
weight champion by defeating Abe
Goldstein nt Madison Square Gar
Seven tennis nre to compete in den last Fridny night, will risk
this year’s tournament of the In His title for the first time when
tercollegiate Chess League to be he steps in tho ring against Tom
held in New York during the my Murry, of Philadelphia, nt
Christmas holidays.
Philadelphia, Jan. 12, Martin’s
‘manager announced tonight.
Under tht guidance of Bo Mc
Millan, the Centenary college foot
ball team lost only threo out of Youthful Grid Star
twenty-nine games played during v H as But Single L eg
the pnst three years.
RALEIGH, N. G\, Dec 24. —
After getting nwny to a rather
Having
but one leg does not stop
poor start tho world’s champion
Canadians appear to hnve hit their Buck Cole ns a football player.
stride in the nice for the National He is the star right guard of the
Hockey longue championship.
Methodist Orphanage football elev
en
here; has played on tho team
When the Canndian Snowshic
Union holds its annual convention for the past two years, and Is con
nt Lewiston, Me., in February, it sidered u tower of strength.
will bo the first time that it ever
Cole's right leg was bndly crush
has met outside the Dominion.
ed in an accident when he wna sev
The Bermuda umatcur champ en years old, and wns nmputntcd
ionship tournament, which always about four inches l#Iow the knee.
attracts a number of golfers from He has become so accustomed to
the United States, will be held at getting nbout on tho shortened
Hamilton during thu first week of limb that Juck Cameron, athletic
February.
director nnd conch at the orphannge, declares he is much faster
In addition to holding the Brit than many boys with two good legs
ish women's lawn tennis champ Cole does not wear an artificial
ionship. Miss Kitty McKonc has limb while playing football. In
held the women’s
badminton getting over the field he uses his
championship for several years, shortened leg as n kind of spring,
and jumps instead of running.
nnd is also an expert skater.
Cole, who is 17 yenrs of age,
From 1858. when ho won the weighs 150 pounds. Ho will be
JOHNSON TO COME EAST
Amcrirenn championship from Bar captain of the orphanage team next
NEW YORK. Dec. 24.—Wil- rel McQundo, Phil Casey success- senson.
limns M. Johnston, veteran Cali
fornia tennis stnr, will invade the
r.ust again next summer for the
nntlonal championships and other
title events, despite tho setbacks
he sustained last season. This
word is brought back from the fur
West by William T. Tilden. na
tional champion and Johnson’s
keenest rival over the past few
yeurs.
According to Tildren, Johnston
is keen to make another comeback
attempt in 1925 and believes he
still has a chance to break through
the top.
Christmas
PENN TEAM CRIPPLED
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.—
['cnnsylvuniu’s hopo of defeating
the University of California on the
gridiron at Berkley. Now Year”s
dny, received another set-back yes
terday with thu announcement that
Ted Fnircliild, veteran right-end
of the Red and Blue eleven hail
been stricken suddenly with appen
dicitis and probubly would be un
able to piny.
With Clark Craig definitely lost
to the team because of un injury
received in the Thanksgiving day
contest with Cornell. Fairchild’s
illness came ns u shock to coaches
and players alike.
Craig and
Fairchild were considered two of
Pennsylvania’s best linesmen.
PlltPO REACHES PARIS.
SANFORD FOR THE NEW YEAR.
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“A MURRY CHRISTMAS AND A
H A PPY NEW YEAR”
SANFORD FEED & SUPPLY CO.
S Myrlle Ave. nnd Fourth St.
The Season’s
Wishes....
V
COMPLIMENTS
OF THE
SEASON
Milanc Theatre Bldg.
Tho cost of the United States
dead letter office, largely caused
by careless addressing of mail
has reached a million nnd three
quarter dollars annually.
J. H. TtyT.13, Prop.
Hill L um ber C o m paiy
% S j f t S j S » S i S i W h » t5 ) S r 3 d i » i> , 2 i S » 2 ) S i S i 5 i 2 r 2 ® » S i M W P i ) ( 2 i » i S i » iS » 2 lj
a With the coming of another Christmas
Day we want to extend to our friends the
•
Seasons Greeting—
PURE FOOD MARKET
The heart-warming season of Christmas is with us
again, with its spirit of good will to all. Wc are glad to
take this opportunity to extend to our good friends and
well-wishers in Sanford—and wherever they may be,
the wish that Peace, Happiness and Abundance may
come to them as the right gift of the spirit of Christmas.
With the waning of the old year and the welcome of the
new we desire to express our thanks and appreciation to
those who have favored us with their patronage. These
manifestations of their confidence are indeed gratifying
and an inspiration toward greater effort to be of whole-,
some service in the future.
S. W. BRADFORD
I
V
GREETINGS
AND A BIGGER A N D BETTER
PARIS. Dec. 24.—Luis Angel!
Firpo, who sailed from New York 5
on the steamer France last week.! a
made an unpretentious entry into 3
Paris Tuesday.
The Argentine
boxer came here nlonc, his man
ager having gone to London with
the intention of rejoining him lat
er in Puris.
Christmas tide, tho trail’s end of
:he old year, is here again bring
ing memories of the old days,
old times and friends and our
hearts go out to each of those
whose friendship we cherish.
May your Christmas^ he merry
and your New Year most happy.
To SANFORD and SEMINOLE County
Jno. W. Sneed
S' -
greetings
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A MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Annd Since rest Wishes for a
BRIGHT A N D PROSPEROUS
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Why not send your /end a
year’s subscription to 'jp San
ford Herald.
He will be reminded/ery day
in the year of your ttf'ghtfulness and will also betjue inter
ested in Sanford.
You will be doingour home
town a service as w in s provid
ing an ideal Chrises gift.
The subscriptioi/nce is $7.00
per year.
�THE SANFORD HERALD,
AY, DECEMBER 24, 1924
PAGE ELEVEN
Every!
>R PROFIT ■SjHerald Want Ads Will Keep You Poated on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance];■ F ( ) g RESULTS
Advertising
D ally Herald
■AD RATES
ji
C ash In A d v an ce
TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE!—
Send In your subscription to the
Tribune or hand It to your local
dealer so you can read Florida’s
Christmas Gift
greatest newspaper. One year
$8.00,
6 months $4.0C, three months
Suggestions
$2.00, If you dcsiro $1,000 Insur
ance policy udd 75 cents to your
order.
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
All sizes and shades. make an “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell
ideal Christmas gift for "him.”
anything?" If so advertise in
See them a t McKinnon-Mnrk- the "Gainesville Sun."
wood Compnny.
WUHT V i n n i N t A —C la rk sb u rg . T ha
Help Wanted
Don't take chances in cheap
cotton mixture—Buy the wellknown guaranteed All Wool Scotch
Woolen Mills suits tailored to your
Individual measure. 305 E ast 2nd
Street. Only $25._______________
WANTED—A first class cook by
n fastidious family. Apply 1422
Park Ave.
Rooms For Rent
Automobiles
} ear
Mitkr
T ype
Real Estate
Frlwi
Miscellaneous
For Sale
FOR RENT—Rooms with or with
out meals.
Reasonable rates. HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES
all wool surra
Mr4 t i a ■wMl he t e Lincoln Hotel.
Tailored
to measure, guaranteed
| m h a itrn M an * r* t.
$25.00.
Sanitary hand
FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, And next week ia going to be too to fit.
f ' ln « r < la t(] r far
cleaning
nnd
pressing.
Scotch
10-room houso in country nenr
late. Act Now,
Woolen Mills. 205 East Second
paved highway, good location,
— I N a lla a
__ d a a lla a
electric lights, good water. H. C.
__Be a lla a
SUBURBAN HOME
Du Bose.
__ 4a a lla a
FOR SALE—Grocery stock and
[face T y p e d o u b ly a b o r a
FOR RENT—Ono furnished bed Located just out side the city lim fixtures, will rent or sell buHitlng.'
Other business necessitates tbs
room and garage, 815 Park
d a t a a a r a f o r eon*
its, on the rond to tho Country sale of same.
IU P E H C EN T O F F FOH ALL CASH Ave,
Apply Bos 507*
In se rtio n s.
Club. Nico new bungalow with Sanford, Fla.
a of av e rag e len g th
t.
W.
P
H
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L
IP
S
SONS
C lnrksburv
E x ponent, m o r n ln s
nted a l l o a
FOR RENT—Largo office on modern conveniences—Tights, own
■lodge llr n lr r *
Inclu d in g S unday, tniirnlnu Issue.
Sanford Building and Loan As
c h a r g e Ido f o r flrat
I'honp No. S.
Oak A 2nd flt.
First Street. Opposite Postof- water system, telephone, etc., 22Vi sociation Preferred Stock can be
1 ce n t p e r w ord, m inim um lie .
Classified
Directory
of land, seven cleared, orange
FOR SALE—Newly painted spec ficc. Reasonable. Inquire Semi acres
t r tis l n g la r a a t r l c t a d t o
D K VK LO PH llS A TTEN TION —r « n trees, and place in good shape, cashed on f>0 days notice, interest
nole
^Business
Exchange,
clasaiflcatlou.
ial
Six
Sttidcbnkcr
touring
car.
payable April 1st and October 1st s n r o U la beginning; th e g r t-n ttst d e
MEN S CLOTHING
1,’rjD -itKMT Ttv#, nr thn,« fum Close to Country Club. Can be you
>t r r n r la m a d e T h e B a n Will
sell
for
cash
or
trade
for
v e lo p m e n t In niiirhlii'n h isto ry ; a
beat it.
k r s id w i l l b a r e s p o n s i b l e
S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price h a lf m illion do lla r hlahw ny to tha
^ T”Si8orii1s a ™:
- » > " " » • ■=.“Buy
»•<can't
*>■eight
good building lot. Sec J. II. Jack- ”Lr;ooT
ona In eo rro o t In se rtio n ,
per cent Preferred
Kirif
bench
Ju
st
finished;
a
tw
o
Tailored Suits—$32.50 and up. m illion d o lla r b rid g e ac ro ss E s c a m
nuc.
son, Meriwether Bldg.
rtlse r, f o r s u b s e q u e n t
Stock in the Sanford Building ami
Milnne Theatre Bldg.,
_i T h a o ffic e sh o u ld b a
BUNGALOW
bia flay s t a r t e d ; q u a r t e r
million
Loan Association, established 1908.
Im m ediately tn c u e o f
RENT—2 nice furnished
d o lla r o p e r a houne u n d e r c o n s tr u c
PRINTING
Houses For Sale FOR
tio n ; tw o m illions being spe nt on
housekeeping
rooms
$20.00
month.
On
Tark
Avo.
Close
in.
Five
to A D T n t T I f K l U .
Automatic
MATTHEW PRESS-PRINTING h i g h w a y ; g r e a t e s t ch ance for live
312 East 5th St.
arooms and Duth. Completely fur.raid r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ttoorFOR SALE—5-room house, bath
QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. d ev e lo p e rs to g e t In on ground
Home
-*•
nished.
Side
walks
and
street
pav
>f a m i l i a r w i t h r s t e e , r u l e a
flooi. W rlto D eve lopm e nt D epurtsleeping porch, double garage,
Commercial St.. R. R. Ave.
ing paid. A burgain, complete at
m ent T h e P e n s a c o la News.
Pump
sMcsiIon. w ill g i v e you
Wanted
1229 Sanford Ave. Box 855.
ite Inform ation. A n d If
$7,000.CO.
W
A
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D
HAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers AUGUSTA C H R O N IC L E -A uUh. they w ill aaelat y o u In
HOOLEHANand olTicc outfitters. Phone 340. t gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest
Scotch W'plcn Mills adds Jew
FOR SALE—Four five room
ycur w a n t a d t o m a k e
CORNEP. LOT
COLEMAN
115
Park
Avenue.^___________
elry
depnrtii.Mt—Guaranteed
Jew
classified
medium,
rate
cash
,09c
bungalows
lined
throughout,
just
Young
lady
to
do
book
effective
elry.—If
not
satisfied
come
back
charge.
10c
per
line,
minimum
REAL ESTATE ______
Located nn Oak Ave., close In.
off paved highway. Price $800.00
3rd and Oak
IPflllTN A T N O T IC E
keeping... Experienced each
for quick snle.
Must bo and we give you u new one FREE. Eastern exposure. In nico neigh
Phone 448
trtla ers ahould g iv e th e ir
D. A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFLIBII .30c.
or post off Ice addre aa aa
ST.
AUGUSTINE,
r'i.A.
—
bu preferred but not es- seen to be appreciated. Fan givo Solid gold and silver, alt latest borhood. Street Paving and side
Real
Estate
Brokers—AH
kinds
of
ia their pt)<>»a n u m b e r If
walks paid. Can bo bought on FOR SALE—Turkeys for Christ
terms. A. 11. Ilawk, Gindcrvillc. designs. 305 E. 2nd St.
property listed and for Bale. Of Johns County is reached through
lealre reaulta. About one
mas. G. W. Spencer, phone 400.
COOK
WANTED—Capable
cook,
tho
St.
Augustine
Evening
Record.
seated. Good oppor-|FOR RKNT 0R SALE_ Hou,e „„ colored, wanted by small fam very easy terms. Price $1,500.00.
out of n th o u sa n d h a s a
fice 108 Second St., Nenr Park
one, and th e o th e rs can't
Quick results. Two cents per word.
FOR
SALE—Ono Jersey eow with
Avenue.
Phono
282.
tunity for advance-* -018 on French Avenue. Apply ily. Inquirq_Hernld JM flce.____ SEE OUR LARGE LISTING
gnlcsto w ith
you untune
Sample copy on reuuest
threo
week old calf. Cheap for
(paw your addreaa.
to
Mrs.
11.
M.
Edwnrds.
Pnco
Ave
J. E. SPURLING, su'a-di vision
cash.
John
Murphy. Pace’s Lane.
TAMPA,
FLORIDA—lam
p*
Daily
WANT
TO
SELL—List
your
pro
prnntlnunnre MUST ha
ment.
Must
b
e
g
i
n
BEFORE
BUYING.
nue qr P. 0, Box.765,_
specialist. Subdivision to Or
In person
at The
Times, tho great home dally,
FOR
SALE—Flat-top
desk. Call
R
.
perty
with
us
now.
Your
de
lando,
Floridn.
and
F
l
o
r
a
FOR SALE—Eight room rcsldenco
I u .-ru Id offla e o r by
work
at
once.
Inquire
rate
l%
c
per
word,
mlnimuf..
C27-W.
scription
will
go
in
new
catalogue
Heights, Florida on Dixie High- charge 25c cash with order. Write
0 blocks of Post Office. Phone
T elephone
d'seei
now being made up. Sec the new BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC.
I a r e a o t valid.
wny.______ ______
G58-J.
Herald
office.
FOR SALE OR RENT—10 acres
for
complete
rate
enrd__________
REALTORS
manager at the new location. C.
Service.
SIGN PAINTING
15 minutes walk from city on
A.
Street
Farm
Agency,
404
1st
oue. F ro r u p t, K ff lc k n t
PALM BEACH COUNTY—The
FOR SALE—Two four-room cot
202
First
Street
Sanford,
Fla.
Sanford
Ave.
Flora Uel«dita.
SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right
National
Bank
Bldg.
scene of stupendous developmentlogos in Pino Crest sub-division
Corey, 503 W. 3rd St.
prices for signs of oil kinds. Read about it In the Palm Death
Price $700 each. Cash or terms.
R. N. NIPPER.
Post. Sample copy sent on re
Houses For Kent
FOR SALE—Fine registered Jer
FOR SALE—Modern Ilungalo
Walter Wright. Pine Crest.
Sanford
Avenue
nt
1st
S
treet
quest.
THIS
sey Bull, l milk cow and fiva
located Magnolia Ave. nnd llth
FOR RENT—Five room house,
__________ Phone 473-J._________
St.,
$1,009
cash,
balanco
terms.
heifers
fresh in month or so. Pries
ROTARY
AIDS
jj
NN
N
N
llNESS DIRECTORY '
gns.
lights
and
water.
Apply
at
gets results If it
PAPER HANGER—I.lL. Talbott. ADVERTISING
JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 23. — 111 Mnple A v e . ___________ This is n good buy. It. W. Deane, for whole bunch $400. W. C. Lawreaches
potential
buyers.
Pa*
painter and pnper hanger. Intkn Daily News is circulated In
son, Orlando, Fla.
_____ _
The Rotary club here has started NEW ' FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW Seminolu Bank.
tied (o place within enf
Phone 3511 Orlando road.
a
drive
for
u
$1(10.000
fund
to
aid
NOTICE
OF
UNCLAIMED
freight
Apartment
house
on
First
St.
nn industrial and agricultural sec
For Kent—Reasonable, Desir
the people of Satifng
students at the University of Flor able
This
is
n
bargain.
sale:—Tho
following
property
tion.
ikes so often neede*.
A. I‘. Connelly &
ida in obtaining an education. The Sons. location.
will be sold to highest bidder a t
Phono 48.
TO REACn BUYERS or sellers of
thin list when any npr
A
dvertising
One five-room bungalow, in good Clyde Steamship Company's dock,
club
already
is
helping
45
stu
Florida real estate advertise In
ticc ia required. It It
condition. $500.00 puts you in this Sanford, Flu., Jnn. 17th, 1925 a t
dents nt that institution. In urg
Lost and Found
the St. Petersburg Times. Ono cent
alphabetically
for
house.
ing
the
undertaking
Dr.
J,
M.
111 a. m. unless sooner removed by
cent n word daily, two cents a word
invenicncc..
consignee: 185 bundles of K. D.
Farr, vice president of the uni LOST—Airedale male puppy. 8
LEARN ABOUT PotTc County and*Sundays
Five acre farm on hard rond. Paper boxes consigned to Riggs
versity, stated that more thanl months.
Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* T n E MORNING JOURNAL is the
For apace In thin
Reward. Mrs. Hal now in crops. Cheap unw on easy Chemical Co., Sanford, ETa.—J. D.
students
entered
the
school
200
gram. Best advertising medium in
Wight, l lth St. nnd Park Avenue. terms.
accepted want ad medium in
DIRECTORY
(’aider ngt.
South Florida Published mornings. Dnytona (Fla.) One cent a won! WANTED to buy. Small grocery this full who had not sufficient LOST—Between Sanford and Now
funds
to
cover
expenses
of
their
PHONE
busincsn,
Must
be
wurlh
the
SALE—Red Bliss Triumph
Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla,
nn insertion. Minimum 25c.
We hnvo houses to rent. Come FOR
Smyrna onu 34x5.77 Miller tire
first year, taking n chance that
money. 211 E. <Uh St.
or
Spaulding.
Rose Four Seed
148
and see us.—Seminole Itenlty Potatoes. Selected
something would develop that Reward if returned to Hcrnld of in
Mnino stock.
FLORIDA—U1M.ANDO— Orlando
Co..
1
Ul
E.
Second
Street.______
fice.
*1110—Xenia. Make your sales
Attempts are being niude to do might aid through the year. “ We
Phono 270. Mid Florida Produco
mornng Sentinel; lurg*st class!Wc have bomo beautiful luko
through tho Xenia Gazette, .Red-ijuslucss, rule 1c a wqrd, rql^ \uJop J4.jurpejjtinejmd._fpsirj.Tn-I will lose 150 of them before spring
c °i
,
Hnia, Ohfo. * -Uieh y-agriculturat im\im 24c cash w^tb onlsr.
mistry in the 'great virgin piiielmr- just because they will not have the The world's Idle steam splpning front lots on I.ake Wildmere one-t
"
<7u i v i : i i r i i x q
dltrict. Want
’ant ad anu dl
est in the province of Atjehf north mpney to continue, and can’t get is two million gross tons less than half mile from the Dixio Highway I h OR SALE—One milk cow and
' SKHVU'KA
in a nest of beautiful clear lakes,
c*if,
household furnishings.
A LITTLE WANT a D in The era Sumatra.
nits on request
enough outside work in our town, il was a year ago.
MM S. ALLEN writes difor sale.
Phono 229-W. 701 W. 3rd St.
Herald will bring yon big re
We will build your homo, land
mail ltd newspaper ndver- C o J u M D U S iC.ii.> M C I J O R R — C l a s s - sults. Advertise those old articles
scape
your grove, and relievo you
Pfans complete camyou
hnvo
stored
nwav
nnd
bavo
It'll i n U n a v e tr ie l a r g e s t c l r c u Apartments
ru. Ten yoars of experience, •ntln In SoutliWHSterq Oeorglu. no use for. A little thirty-rent ad | aB«aB SJB ia»aM sasB B B B aB B aiiiB daM B B flaB B isnsaR aB H B D B nB aniiiM H E aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa of trouble and worries incident to
a
a
building
up
a
place.
re <?13 or Bpx 71. Sanford, Hat Sc fS-wnrU) lln*.
For Rent
may bring you several dollars. " 2
aa
pda.
> •...
, '■
In the meantime, ypu can go
Phonc 148 nnd a reproaentativp j “ 2
aa
FOR
RENT—Three
room apart
"2
aa fishing. You can fish in any one
frt'KE AND MOTOR RE TO 1GACH the prosperous farm- wilt call to see you.
ment, 309 French Avenue,
aa of tho dozen lakes, and if you don't
aa know how to fish, we havo soveral
WINDING.
orai|id fern growers of Volusia Furniture and R u g s!
aa
KENT—One furnished apart
■9
aa exporta who will be glad to show FOR
count; advertise in the DeLand
ment nnd two furnished bed
aa you. Mr. Scholficld who has been
IRT ELECTRIC SERVICE Daily T|\vs, rato le per word, cash
* i singing at the Baptist Church will rooms. 1900 Oak Ave.
Expert Electrical repairs. with oler.
a t
FOR RENT—Attractive apart
IV. Central Ave. Orlando,
n i vouch for the ubove.
Join
aa
ment with screened- porches,
LAKE
JESSUP
LAND
CO.,
Inc.
MAINEK4Watcrv!IIe, Morning Banaa
reasonable, 319 Oak Ave._
#
Longwood. FI*Yowell-Drew Co.
tine!,1. If
thousands of Maine peo
TMOHll.ES FOR RENT
ple
are
itcrcstcd
in
ETorida
prop
— Orlando-—
Building Material^
-KEEL
C a r Drive It
Rqch them through thi
SUN DISABLES WOMAN
pilf. Oak and Secund St. erty.
aa
3.__________ _________ Sentinel. Rato card on applica
BETTER HOMES
tion_____ [
___
FORT MYERS. Dec. 23.—After MIRACLE Concrete Co, general
■1
BODY REPAIRING___ AIj Ve Iit i '1 iiT the Journal-Ifera* spunding most of last Thursday cement
-------- work,
----- - eidewalki,
_
, buildCLUB
Ha
STEIN — Automobile
nld, Sou'i Georgia’s gieatent
aa on tho beach here gathering shells |ng blocks, irrigation boiea. i . i
and walking over tho said, it was Terwilleger, Prop.____________ .
■repairing nnd Rebuilding. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, You ran buy Furniture and Rugs
Its Homo, Oak Avonue.
necessary for Mrs. Whitaker of LiitnNs,. and Building Material
weekly and auiday Classified rates of Quality at moderate prices.
Davenport, In., n winter visitor, to
10e per lint * Waycross Journal- Our Better Homes Club enables
Carter Lumber Company
[Xl IDS FOR HIRE
Ha bo taken to the hospital for tem
you to pay for it a little at a time.
N, Laurel Su
Phone 605
■ ■ porary treatment for exposure to
XIrTti SERVfC'U Day Herald, Wayross. Georgia.
aa
HILL LUMBER CO. Ilous« of
!frt. Meets all trains. Ilngtho warm sun.
Service, Quality and Price.
Itmusfor. Phone 551.____
AUTO TRIPS
Lodz, tho chief centre of the Po
'CALDER. Sight-seelish textile industry, Is suffering
ptcasure trips at any
All city licenses not from n general strike of the mill
bll 44.
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Tr s FILLIN G STATION.
S;
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ii III hlijr
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rn->.
1day and night. Sanford
l ' r l r r * 10 .0 0 0 .
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I .O T S I I .O T S I I .O T S t
23
Deputy
Tax Collector
and Second Street.
*30 l i n n n, t'.*U | i r r m i i n l h t . l l l |t u l
nil In
puaHraxItill
nf u u iir
nf
SERVICE STATION. l l A l i M l U l A l r n u r ill. r u n i r r n f
aBI Dec. 16 to 31st.
I l ii K h r ) , I M tia a , n i - r r n ra p iM U rr.
I h r lirxl In i n In l u n n . W r h i m .Gas, Oil, Tires, Accesso#►
l . n r i c r n n k n l i i n l r li- r x . * 1. 11311.0 0 .
I n i - l i i r i i l n l In r i r r > r e e t l n u nf
^ervice with a smile. Elm
*230 rn*h. . I ln ln n rr In n n lh ly .
(hr rll).
9V
t
acres
on
Lake
Front. High
____ Phone 147 L3._____ K I V K - n i H M t I ' l l l M S i a t t III A f i A l . O W , t'l.llSI*. I A . AK.AIl N C IIO O I.S
I? you Je*lro prompt survive and
:
Point on proposed boulevard be
exceptional
w
o
rk
A M I ( I I I K i l l . I l l f l IIAIIGAI.A XI. 3 IMI. * 3 0 0 I \ s | l . IIAI.A M i l K.ASV.
'^-T hree stations. Magtween Sanford and Monroe. See
[pid Second. First and Elm,
CALL
seo
PHONE 148
Avenue and 10th Street,
W. J. Thigpen
service.
Sanfurd Steam P ressery
■2
(Realtors)
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K Im t S tre e t
■*
103 N. Park Ave. M°
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Sanford Herald, 1924
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, December 24, 1924
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 24, 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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Text
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Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 24, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald