233 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b1e5244ab047e442c02b9d7a4fac576a.pdf c2472e683a47397bdf5a4b0571bf1bed PDF Text Text SANFORD, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924 NUMBER Vice Presidency orm hvention Prepared For Dem onstration By Smith Boosters [g Handed Surprise Draft of Democratic Platform Is Handed To Sub-Committee For Its Approval Will Glass Crash In? nith Men Utter Cries o f “Oil, Oil” Alternative Proposals Made on Both Klan and League Nations [ADISONSQUARE GARN, June 26.— All set for n umatration for Alfred E. tli, the Democratic Nati) Convention today opened with a new demonstration Willinm G. McAdoo ith rooters nnd boosters I been packing into the I by the hundreds and the j as arranged was fqr Con[icut to yield to New York the nomination of Smith. |ut when the convention under way, Gov. Sweet of rado was m ognizod and he rered a seconding speech for NEW YORK, June 26.—A tontntivo draft of the Demo­ cratic plntfnim containing al­ ternative proposals on tho Ku Klux Klan and the League of Nations wna submitted today to the platform sub-commit* tec of eleven. There waa considerable committee discussion on tho plank dealing with corruption in public office. As present­ ed, this plnnk scores the Re­ publican Party in connection with the oil scandal and at­ tacks Albert B. Fall fur the navn! cil leases to Doheny and Sinclair. Coolldge also came in for an at­ tack, tho plank declaring Investi­ gations which led to the disclos­ ures were permited by "an unwil­ ling and reluctant executive." Closed In a secluded room, on a sido street far frum party head­ quarters the eloven men sat down late Wednesday afternoon to write a platform for the Democratic na­ tional convention. Admittedly they had bcfofe them an all-night job and evsn they were doubtful that they could idoo. Immediately the smaul- n with fresh vigor and foirco r an overnight rest, ate standards worp rushed aisles at the head of a pushand milling column 'of Meb boosters, who pushed and bed -their way through hunb packed there for Smith with b difficulty, but no disorder, di rooters packed up against ps In iho upper galleries like nes, let out a few bowls "Oil, om the floor tho New York [ollnn signalled the galleries |bg inroads of Infantile pnls, Roosevelt lifted himself to cct on a cruch and dropped ilf against a tablo and began ddress. rtaring demonstration wont id continued until Roosevelt If quieted it. ring swiftly thru ugh its roupreliminaries, the convention esday perfected, its permaorganisation, accorded two iged demonstrations to its ment chsinpan, Senator 1 of Montana, the Teapot i auues except adoption of tho platform and wlcctlon of tho iees. i ■ *nt* A ber debated aubWedncsday nlgbt held Ir conJs session' a platform subilttee appointed to comb over I collection of suggestions and » and weld what is found acbie lota a declaration of prin­ t e d -United wM ® J )*r ty Mg Klan Fight Scheduled . ire were indications that the JWmiUees would not recoinil .• WR Wen be named epcly in the platform, but inis ‘VC. decision Will be subject ,0* by tho full platform com\ ,i* r * A*ht In thd convenleslf, foreign relations it ia the lit purpose of the sttbeommit|° reaffirm s ............. ,• belief thai nited ember of the PiTSflte »n to declare*f "rdaw eS oreevlthout mention of the eight•wendmant oe tho Volstead bfflclaU hopo the rnJ*V* he ready, for submlsi Friday morning. Under the U.tnust he Adopted by tbe ‘Mon before voting begins on -»tUl candidates amf If ho pea floor light develops on nroverted plsnke it.U possi- WASHINGTON. Juno 26 — Tho American Government ia to be rep­ resented, at a london conference premiers to discuss execution of ! the Dawes Plan by Aonbassndor | Kelloc, who has been instructed, to attend “for th«,purposo of dealing with such mutters us nlTcct the in­ terests of the United States nnd otherwise for purposes of informa­ tion.", 1 ' Kcllog will bo assisted at tha conference hv Col. James A. Logan, who has b?en American observer with the Reparation Comtniasion at Paris. His appointment wus announced in n White Rouse statement which mid that Mr. Kellogg would Attend Iho conference ‘.’for the purpose of denliijg with such matters ss affect the interests of the United .State* nnd uthsrwisa for purposes of in­ formation." This nction was determined upon after the stutc department had been advised by tho ambassador that an invitation for the United States to participate had been handed the American embassy in London. Thu White House statement declared that it was "the desire of the ad­ ministration that the Dawes plan should he nut into effect as speed­ ily as possible." * Col. James A. Logan, who has been American observer with the reparation commission at Paris, will also go to London, to assist the ambassador a t the conference. Ambassador Kellogg forwarded to the state department the text of the invitation and later Secre­ tary Hughes conferred at length with President Coolldgo. The state­ ment was then given out a t tho White House. It follows; Great Commoner Telia Herald Representattve That It !• Improb­ able That Issue Will Bs Put I . Ilt.il___” Committee Works . Throughout Night psevelt P u ts N am e New York Governor Before Convention Cvman Walsh rebuked the I makers and got a round of lisc. Franklin D. Rousovelt assisted- i KJan M q v e n j e Smith U h arac^ ized by Rposevelt as Most “Dangerous Adversary That ‘ TTEW'YORICr J’uho 26.—Govern-1 or AlfrodpE. Smith of New'York waa formally placed before the Democratic national convention Wednesday /o r nomination for the presidency of the United States. In course of the presentation of his name, Franklin D. Roosevelt, him­ self nominated for the vice presi­ dency four years ago a t the San Francisco convention and now l’rincess Theatre la Forced To Make Refund to Patrons Who serving as campaign manager for Paid Admission — Incon­ Mr. Smith, said the Now York gov­ veniences Many ernor "is the most dungcrous ad­ versary that tho Republican party Considerable inconvenience was ever had to fear," his namo “spells caused to the professional and victory.” business men, tho picture shows After a comprehensive recital of and renders of The Sanford Herald Governor Smith’s record during tho yesterday afternoon when, as a re­ years ho has served in pubic office sult of an intense electric storm picturing him as the warrior "in­ and heavy Iwlnds, the city was vincible In defense of right and in without electric current for a attack on wrong,” Mr. Roosevelt period of ono hour and 32 minutes, said the democracy of America due to a tree falUnfe over the wires "will stand without fear and with­ and causing a short circuit on Sixth out hesitation loyally behind” Mr. Street. Smith ah tho numneo of tho con­ Even )n the places of business vention. where electric current is not abso­ ‘p ictu re tho coming campaign," lutely vital to the carrying on of Mr. Itooscvolt said. "Imuglne ring­ work, great inconvenience resulted ing through the halls of the nation trom the absence of sufficient this man’s denunciation of the offi­ light. cial corruption, of un-American Aside from industries nnd tho isolatio/i, of sordid tariffs for the picture shows, the professional men benefit of tho few, attacking aa were hurt more taap any others. only ho can, the Republican on­ Dr. C. J. Marshall states that he slaught on' tho rqserve powers of wus taking a series of X-Ray pic­ tho states. Imagine his thrust and tures when tho current was shut his gpninl sarcasm burning out tho off nnd that hie work was par­ truth nhcre all men can set: it; the alysed until the current came back eloquence of hie simple clean cut on. Ho said that practically all oratory; the wave of understanding of his work is done by means of and belief in him which will follow clcctriral apparatus and when there his step*’’ is no current, bo can do nothing. “Luckily the currant went off be. Roosevelt told Dir conven­ (Continued on Page 8.) tion its candidatu "must be able to stand upon" a clear- cut plank against "corr option in govern­ Entom ologists Moke ment,’* adding that "our governor for over 20 years InjHlbJIc otfico Citrus Investigation ban withstood the white light of ubllclty. upon whom It has pitiFORT MYERS, Tune II. isaly -beaten and . revealed only Wats on. entomologist from tbe spotless integrity.” Gainesville experimental station, Continued on page 8 . and Prof. H. E, S levs ns have been E of a Jail F ^ E x to r tio n vestigation rug trees, f b found in largi CHICAGO,; June M .-S U boys stated, and o r om 12 to 18 year* are In Jail destructive on ring charges of nttemped ex- "kid gtovo" an Ction as a rw qlt, police sev. of ot. ropta to emulate Nathan Leopold. V and Richard' Loeb, am assed dnapers and slayers .of I3-yeard ' Robert Franks. The same QUve. outhoritiw,believe, actuea.tha:R.ood pf extortion Uttere in an in­ S on cRlave been e s ,'it Is l-as more m of. an Un*e- Here la Major George U Burry, of Tennessee, one of the leading candidates for the vice presidential nomination on the Democratic ticket. Berry is president of the International Pressmen’s Union. Candidate Froi Alabama Chee Bryan WHUFight By RUBY LEACH Special Correspondent The Herald. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, New York. N. Y.— is being spent in i tlons, with each delegation trying (By R. L. DEAN) to mako a bigger lemons tratlon n n u M U h Sanford Beta . I . .. Florida’tbok part in the McAdoo demonstration CONVENTION HALL, -It « u i yesterday. It lasted one hour. York, June 26.— what of an Inault to the I Today Smith’s friends will stage one that will probably last an hour that while certain states and a half. BjAginf a parade as an Your “Sidelight" correspondent Ku Klux Khtn d em o n atr has nothing datsling to flicker today. It isn’t that 1 haven't seen sidelights. I’ve seen loo many. [ feel light myself. Nobody, unless' he wore blinders, could see Fifth Avenue light up with festoons of twinkling stars; or aee the Ku Klux Klan nnd Catholic elements light on each other during the 20 min­ ute prep-school, bag rush demon­ stration yesterday; or see dark horses bleach into blondes under the fires of religious hatred, with­ out fooling light, or without going I t . J r t j l f i . " t e . »»>*!?• M This 1924 Democratic Ni Convention band la o f many students of humaa i Sanford Junior Chamber of Com­ merce Favors Municipal Swim- 1 mine Pool—Spencer Elect­ ed President The perfection of a pormenent organisation, the decision to go on record as heartily' favoring and willing to work In behalf of the proposed conversion of water plant reservoir into a municipal bath­ ing pool and the further decision to enter two contestants In state bath­ ing beauty contest which la to bo huiil a t Daytona July 4, were the dOtsMtotfeg features of tho sec­ ond meeting' of the Sanford Jun­ ior CphiMer of Commerce Wed­ somebody th at can’t be ,fo« nesday night a t tho offices of tha W o r - organlpst^n-orirM ognotar "T W & yrrp fron Avenue.-* / * ' .. The' entire meetirig was char­ acterised with Intense interest and Hold’s Fit)rida play, "Kid Boots,’ enthusiasm. Including members a special curtain talk Iasi nlghl 'of a delegation from the Tampa Florida tool; a nap while C Junior Board of Trade and a rep­ resentative from tho Jacksonville fornle pulled a big citrus fi Junior Chamber of Commerce, demonstration hero. Oranges w there were over 30 present a t last a fight on1the convention floor and night’s gathering when the re­ they found some encouragement cently formed body got olf to an from the attitude of manager* for auspicious beginning. several of the candidates and repre­ Garland W. Spencer, Jr., was sentatives of a number of Catholic unanimously elected president of and other organisations. ’ tho organisation and Reginald S. Some of the more determined op­ Holly and Ray G. Fox wero chosen ponents of the KHm ntill were in­ first and second vice-presidents re­ tomorrow. sistent, however, that the question spectively. L. C. Bcbout was would be taken to tho convention William Jennings Bryan said IJMhsd secretary-treasurer. unlesi tho platform committee, Among othor things, the newlywhich must pass upon the draft of tlons directed him to tako pa formed organisation decided to don’t see how the Klan issue can ita sub-committee of 11, acceded to the representative Of the Free hold weekly luncheon meetings on be entered." he said. "Since Smith in the deliberations of the coi Thursdays, tho first one to bo held is a Catholic nnd MeAdoo is known now non-exiMent, where** Mr. on July 3. It was also decided to to be in favor of the Klan.1 logg la to "attend" the prpn have, a t least two representatives meeting "for tho purpose of at each meeting of the senior Or­ Klan fight." K lng with sueh matters as affec I as] M ganisation and President Spencer Interests of thtf United Htatki of Florid appointed R. H. Berg* end Ray Fox Gilchrist (C a n t^ d Q R ^ s g e B .) "It Is very unwiu to act in that capacity at Frlday’a erotic party to ma luncheon. Plane ware laid for ah against the Klan," Intensive membership drive to .be will just fores i t pot on IpiraediMtely, tbe details of party, thousands o; which were left to the hands of a committee composed of the follow“ “ Ifblly, J. H. Ben, Democratic presidential candidates of th'fc past and tbe bal ood, R. G. bVjx, F^rlo on which they were nominated follow: ter Connelly and H. 1832— Andrew Jackson, of'Tennessee, nominated by ecelemetioa »t S. Fond. Baltimore. Other committees appointed 1833— Martin Van Buren, of New York, nominated on firyt ballot k t were es followa: Baltimore. Bathing Beauty Contest: Rob­ 1840—Martin Van Buren, nominated by acclamation a t Baltimore. ert Dodson, Paul I>«ke, Glenn Wlm- Adoo and for me to be got •found saying I am voting I 1H-H—James K. Polk, of Tennessee, nominated on ninth ballot at blsh. II. 8 . Pond and J. H. Bal). Baltimore. Finance: Raymond Philips, H. McAdoo and in tha earns hres ' (Continued on Page 8.1 ■ •( 1818—I^wls Cass, of Michigan, nofnlnated on fourth b a llo t'a t B a ltim o r e . not only to myself but to JleAd 1862—Frpnklin Pierce, of New Hampshire, nominated on ninth bal­ end tbe people of Florida who vot lot at Baltimore. -. for me.” •, " lames Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, nominated on seventeenth Colonel Bryen, when asked (allot at Cincinnati. the street this morning to name ( Hephc/i A.-'Douglas, of Illinois, led on fifty-aeventh ballot a t On Wednesday N igh t most likely candidate for the no Thsrfe*tori. Convention then adjourned to Baltimore, whhnt Ination, replied: "After Bnllth e named on second ballot. McAdoo are disposed of, the chq Clellsn, of New Jersey, nominated on first b a ln e ts in .the lap o f ^ t o l j i going say Gods, but T shall wait Sntlfi tour, bf New York, nominated on twenty-second choice is made to e a r just whr lap it will be." ‘ • ejr, of New Yerk, nominated pn first ballot a t H M s .t Is applause coming from wtap p sr! (5. ..p i.. corrodad aritb corruption waa Interesting to note ye that when the band pi r Dry I Am," there waa i 9 applause from scat roaultin Democratic Nominee^ of O ther'Y ean UU.. 1880- K.W York. pcaU M M o , .,co„d M U ' Sheriff m i that in �,’S« "v ’ AGE S IX ■!'-.V '' • , __________ _ THE SANFORD HERALD, ■ • . B fiB l W ATER OF THIRD IUNDERW OOD IS ’ McAdoo Is Placed U n d erw o o d arid WELL DRILLED I S ' FEELING GOOD In Nomination By cAdoo Placed In OF FIN E QUALITY; OVER OUTLOOK Today • (Continued from pnge 1) C a lifo r n ia M an omination ' (Continued from nave 1) _____ The Keyno pH', SHOOTINGAFFRAY WITH 2 TOURISTS (Continued from page 1.) | ^nke Ada water is ns soft ns rain Mnrbury. Tammany Hall woman. ; . (Continued 1rom page 2.) of its permanent chairman, Senj water and will bo used by the new Not for four years hnve women “The vast machinery of the eminent rumbles discordantly along ator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. plant along with w ater from the been associate committee women, Participants Held In $1,000 Bonds the road; the parts do not fit; the That will clear the cnlendnr of nil wells. and so Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, at Greenville—Resistance Made crew recreant and rebellious and ' ,__ . __ , ... The work of the city In drilling vice chairman of the convention, At Car Being Searched. the chosen chief engineer has been preliminaries, .and will leave Shop for sent the badges bach. They were these wells was entirely prospec­ ' * * * * * ' * the way open for the expected floor succeeded by the accident of an GREENVILLE, S. C,, June 24.— WOI*k -__ accident. fight over tho platform and finally tive but with a profound belief corrected to read ‘‘National Com­ next: Participants in the shooting affray “Where should the people in all for balloting for the party nominee. that a suitablo water would be mittee Woman." on the Greenville-Hendcrsonville prudence turn? Continue the in­ Both William G. McAdoo and Al found, Mr. Williams pointed out. I' Florida's committee woman, highway Monday morning in which experience and inept, or take a trained and tried chief who can at Smith, who will lead for the.presi The venture has turned out to be Mrs. LoU K. Muyos, has just come two Atlanta business men - were once step into the cab and Rive dency on the first roll call, remain­ very successful, however, and has in from breukfast given for Mrs. wounded in-an encounter with pro­ cohimanu. We want a man who ed away from Tuesday’s session saved Sanford a great deal of ex- Hylnn) There were 2,000 present hibition officers, were held Tn | 1,knows where he is RoinR, and who of the convention in conference pense, as the city officials turned -and.M ra. Smith .was given a great 000 bonds Mondny, pending a hear­ is going where the people want him ing into the circumstances. Cross­ to go—capable, progressive, con­ with their political advisers. Both down „ proposition p a ro n to c io t I ° ',f t l“"i„d lp ,n to n Jit|!c „ „ „ warrants wore Rworn out by mem­ fident of nis power and alert and reiterated their confidence of vic­ the city a supply of soft water for j convention tickets can still be bers of the touring party, which ini eager to serve." tory but the threat of prolonged a sum of more than $20,000 e v e r! heard. J. T. G. Crawford, F lor-! eluded the wounded men, and the officers, all of the w arrants charg­ Asserting that Mr. McAdoo un­ deadlock led to a quickening of ef­ what has been spent in drilling the Ida committeeman who is charged ing assault and battery w ith intent derstands the farmer's problems forts by the managers for other wells. The water obtnined is with gobbling up all but four of to kill. “far better than any aspirant for candidates. 24 tickets given to cur state, finds j much better than the guarantee himself about ns popular with Davis Is Spectacular Wounds May Not Be Serious the presidency—either Democrat John W. Davis, whose iriends ore called for, ho said. E. M. Ivoy, head of .an automobllo or .Republican," Mr. Phelan added: the Florida delegation us a fight­ company, nnd Herndon Thomas, a “From ’every side today come urging him as the logical compro­ ing Republican I raw the other salesman, the two men who were * urgent demands for adequate solu­ mise candidate, was a spectator at Recommends Tourist (lamp. day in McAdoo headquarters. To shot, arc in a local hospital, and, tion of agricultural problems. tho day’s proceedings in Madison mid insult to injury, the delega-j When interviewed on the subject according to physicians, their What man Is better equipped to Square Garden but continued his of the new waterworks plant being tion declares that Crawford did wounds are not serious unless com­ ’'a f ln them than this man, who was refusal to have anything to do built by Sanford, Mr. William Hot give them a chance to elect an * plications set In. Ivey was shot raised on a farm, who during his with the campaign headquarters further stated that he intended to honorary chairman nnd secretary three times, his Piost sovqro Injury long administration of the treas­ opened in his behalf in an uptown suggest to the city commission in to sit on tho platform, but ap­ being a shattered knue. Thomas ury department, of the farm loan hotel. Senator Underwood of Ala­ the near future that a tourist camp pointed them himself. He appoint­ B«wsr« of ImituW i was shot in both arms. They were - .bureau and of the railroads came bama pursued the opposite course, be established in this city. He ed A rthur Williams of Jackson­ lb# (enuineia lOcudl named in w arrants sworn out by ■into dally contact with farming remaining nway from the conven­ recommends that this action be v ille Tho delegation met yes­ M«s b c trin n l^ ,, 1 the officers. A. W. Martin and J. A. problems of every description, and tion but working with those who taken up during the summer terday and elected Carter of the who had then and has now the vis­ are^ram oting his candidacy. Foley, of the Atlanta Constitution months so that Sanford will have second district, nnd what the out­ A fully-equipped headquarters a clean, healthy camp to which she come will be, goodness only ion to see the remedy and the and the Atlanta Journal, respec­ wns opened for Senator Glass of may invite automobile tourists dur­ knows. The Connecticut delega­ courage to effect It." , tively, were companions of Ivey and Thomas, hut they were, unin­ f .X* /or Mr. McAdoo's adminis­ Virginia, and the boom for Gov­ ing the ensuing season. tion had a free for nil fight over jured in the encounter. tration of the railroad Mr. Phelan ernor HiUer of New Jersey was Sanford should hnve such a tickets nnd four men have black launched formally upon the conven­ camp for several substantial rea­ eyes. Missouri and Pennsylvania Federal Prohibition Agent Reu­ had. this to My: breezes in a statement by his sons, said the city official. Many delegations staged spcctnculnr con- 1 ben Gosnell, •State Constable John '" ''T h e workers knew his senti­ tion friends predicting his nomination. of the better class of tourists are trrversiea. McCauley and the latter’s son, Al­ m ents toward labor. He gave them Thomas Taggart continued his now traveling in automobiles and bert, comprised tho party of offi­ The Democratic National Con­ th e eight hour rulo and overtimo quiet campaign for Senator Ralston would rather camp out than stay vention this year has the smallest cers who, according to Gosnell’s and otherwise ameliorated their of Indiana, and the workers for a statement, met resistance and were at hotels. If it were not for these . condition. Assuming complete con­ dozen others went ahead with every seating capacity it hus had in 25 fired upon by Ivey when they at- . trol, he brought order out of outward show of confidence. There camps the hotels would never bo years. Governor-elect Martin was tempted to search the automobile in j chaos, relieved congestion, opened were indications th at a move would uble to take care of the people going around with n "they've done which the Atlantans were sitting . porta and loyally supported by his be made today to get befure the wishing reservations in them. “ I me wrong" expression on his . "I WlTpUe B beside the road, about 18 miles . believe a tourist camp in an asset handsome face last night, lie •men, successfully moved to tide­ delegates the name of Major Gen- to any town or city,” he said. from here. They are named in the ! w ater—a vital operation—tho tied- Henry Allen, hndnt’ seen the convention open, former American ; warrants sworn out by the tourists, j up .troops and supply trains. Mr, Williams pointed out that and that meant that he hadn't For Vice-President • Gosnell’s statement admitted th a t' either (he Cates property on West heard I’nt Harrison's keynote • ‘(While doing justice to railroad cocularihn-Pg,ynergof 1 ! no whiskey wan found in tho search First Street or the unused land be­ speech (which put Harrison in the labor he yot remembered always t*tting-dowa p ta Meantime two new vice-presidenof the automobile. the interest of the public. It is u tint balloons were inflated and sent longing to tho city on Elm Avenue limelight ns n potential vicu pres­ tide* u d the kirn The shooting Monday occurred my body. Ids] sot •striking fact that the total increase up nlongRide the three already on would make very suitable locations ident). Governor-elect Martin will about nine miles from the spot tnd dldi’twimt In the wages of railroad employees exhibition. A group from Illinois for the camp. The city owns four not miss the convention, however, whore in April of Inst year a group I made Jn 1018 by McAdoo were ap­ issued a statement claiming votes blocks on Elm Avenue, he said, for lie hus an utmost complete «*• I jelt bL. rf prohibition ruforcement officers i friend of mite toU proximately $608,000,000, while his from nine states for former Sen­ and might be utilized for a touriit ticket. fired upon an automobile occupied camp until Sunford has need of the Last night loverhenrd Senator j successor further increased these ator James Hamilton Lewis, and a by Miss Mnry Bowen nnd Miss wages $394,000,000, making tho boom for Major Gen. Robert Bul­ property for other purposes. Fletcher tell somebody in lobby of Rosalie Gwvn of Asheville, assert­ total of all increases under fcJcrul lard ,one of the outstanding army the Mndison Square Hotel where ing they thought it was a ru m -', .control $ 1,002 ,000,000. nil Florida folks are located, that commanders of the World War, ap­ running niuchine. Four officers New Yorkers are so provincial and “When on March 1, 1020, the peared from Michigan. Headquar­ and u citizen were indicted in-con-, as so obsessed with the idea railroads were restored to private ters previously hud been opened for nection with, that Incident and were that New York is the Alvin Owsley of Texas, former control under tho Esch-Cummins Sketch, by staff artist, of Senator Pat Harrison making his koy- acquitted. American wholc earth, that when they wake* note speech to the Democratic convention. This; will give you snappy act, which established the United commander of the it. up two or three morning from now smash nrt to run with the news, States Labor Board n t Chicngo and Legion; George-Berry, head of the LEIPS1C, Germany, June 24.— nnd find they have only 200 or 250 ______ • _____ _ gave it jurisdiction over wages and Pressmen’s Union, and Representa­ snd I then i_____ Over 1,700 patrons of the Lcipsic ' votes they won’t know what to 1 working- conditions, hearings were tive Upshaw of Georgia. -Continued from pnge 1.) mother used to take I Fair came by airplanes. Express . So insistent and numerous have note speech said, "Would thnt we make of it. held and the labor board grunted After the fint bod Two P e r so n s' K ille d , UPROAR CREATED service was maintained between i a further increase of $629,000,000 been the solicitors of support for might once more see in that ex­ „ better. Ibegutol suy ln lho lobbies that. Al _ Leipsic, Berlin, Hamburg nnd other in addition to the total increases the great field of candidates tin t alted nosition one with the courage smith hus never.been „ui of New In Tornado and I regained nr i Monday W H EN MENTION IS largo cities, and scverul thousand and goodThcalthyc made during federal-control. Mc­ the delegates apparently welcomed of a Jackson, the militant honesty York City but twice in his life.! _____ A™ ' applicants for air passage wore ,rc- ; am reeling fiat | Adoo dealt fairly with railroad Tuesday's great tield of candidates of Cleveland, the matchless states­ That he is very provincial, hut thm WILSON ATLANTA, June 25.—Two per- 1 U A U L fused for lack of planes. twelve botflet (oi 0 labor McAdoo gave Vailroad labor that tho delegates apparently wel­ manship nnd far-flung vision nnd he sure docs know New York , ... . and haven't had 11 comed yesterday’s convention sos- the fine fighting qualities of n City. One hears, too, that Cool- ronB werc k,,,cd' a square deal, nothing more. negroes an (Continued from page 1) trouble tioce." luge *hud* never 'been west of tju- homeless, other houses are dam- 1nomination strategy wus at the Freedom from N*rre Pressure “ile is deeply grounded in Amer- sion as at fording a respite and a Woodrow Wilson," tho roof of Mad­ id diversion. Despite seating arrange­ Means Freedom from Disease. Thousand! el $| Mississippi river until after ho was aged nnd crops were laid waste by ison 8 quare Garden wns raised icon principles, the constitution and back of their heads; but the result Spinal- A n aly s es Free. women have badi‘ the law. He opposes any discrim­ ments of the Garden,they appeared several feet by the roar of dele­ President. . i ; n tornado that struck Lee county, was the name. Sometime before periencei ination on account of religious be- to enjoy the performance from gates. It was easy to see that DR. W . A. B R U N E Cardui, which ha I start to finish,-and to be wholly National Chairman Hull was ready bring th*°Klan“yto lS up*on® he 8oU‘h Cnr0,inn’ Mon,,«y n,Rht* n‘ lief. It is repugnant to his sterling Wilsonian Democracy liven as Je f­ ciiiiio rn .v fT n ii relief where other i good nntured and undismayed at fersonian Democracy lives. fioor. New York City is tho Cath- corJm K to a message received by to start things going officially .Americanism. H n lm e r ( Ir n d u n le had tailed. T7 I the tasks ahead of them. olie stronghold. ‘Cardinal Hayts, (ho Southern Division heatlquarIlls honor, the "boiler pipe” may--------Offlae H ours: there arose suddenly from beneath “America was the protest of .the may bejuitwtat] Chairman Cordell Hull of the n a­ or of the city was conspicuous in nr thn jcra jjC(| 0 n M jJcrt, today S -l* A. M.: J-B P. M. . “ t the , Patrick’s Cathedral, is free men of the world against the tional committee, worn by strenu­ tho Gcorgia’stnndard sounds which 7 In B Evenings, except .Saturdays with hlB address « of. . weicomo- - to ! l i KBiC't1 inB Smith, of room*, as Is his .xeligious bigotry and -persecutions ous from tho stnff worker nt Bishop- indicated that they wore singing Itnnms 304-4(4 ilk o a If a s . days and nights of work in the first session of the convention brother-catholic, Mayor Hylan, of the past; and it is a matter of preparation First Nat. HU. nidg.. Sanford. yille. for the convention an-i several fcetshrdlu shrdlu shrdluu Evan in this ad­ and sc when the Klun issue is constitutional principle and precept weakened by an attaek of heat the delegates. •ii about iiicsuuo. McAdoo. The words uiun didn’ti ' 1 . • ci *1 . j annul iiio wurus . to jospect and protect tho freedom prostration suffered two days ago dress of welcome, Mayor Hylnn brought up—who .knows whnt will .-If - ! „ for . . . dark __ __ _ rn iu p m o bailors-. A n d ^ ^ c u ) . . t l a u u g h t o - t b c - p lu t f o c u t a i e r y horses itlcs. He might ns well have been happen ? Stables - of thought-and speech-7-oLreligion.’ f . i w •w***T*lA*'*-;r». towldi ^ ^ lra to iiMHRl^gyUii pyh ........ Hallelujah. Gldfy;"Glory, “MeAdoo - atan d r~ m rr-th r~ su­ lone enough to- present Senator dcllvdrhnrtm y 1immlnatliiK’.’a w irh $ B 6 8 S C 5 $ 5 S 8 S S S ^ A m e r I c a M lia i» :F lg » ..... It was much appreciated by gul• premacy of the law and for th e en­ Harrison ns temporary chairman. for Al Smith. LONDON, Juno 25.—A free-for- Icries and floor ulike, regardless of NEW YORK, June 25.-—Nino forcement 'of ,the-law—the solemn Mr. Hull shoWed plainly the effects perrons were injured in the Hotel all fight between Amcsican nnd favorite son sympathies. Presently duty of the executive. Tho treaty­ of his illness and with apparent M ARKET Pons on Seventh Avenue today Filipino Bailors from American- the bnnd found nut what was going making power and the congress, difficulty got through with his wh?n six ton* of steel girder* being warships nt Torquay last night on anil picked up thu air to Het tho under the constitution and bill of speech of a single sentence. After CUICAtO, June 25.—Wheat: hoisted to the roofs of an adjoin­ was reported today by the Prow whole place tn singing whatever rights, prescribe the law and that tne session he took to his bed to is the only law the president knows. get some rest, but it was said last July 11384 to 1133*; September, ing building crashed through tho Association. Tho Filipinos nre re- version puch singer preferred of I t is the guide for his action and night that he would be on hand for 116% to 113%. Corn: July 8034 to roof of the hotel and penetrated rted to have used knives, wound­ the grand old fighting hymn. 00; September, 87% to 8834. Oats: four floors. Firemen rescued tho the ready weapon of the republic the session today. ; two Yankoo sailors. Tho fight Then tho corn belt delegates de­ September, 43%. Injured from the debris. cided it wus time to rise und re ­ for iUuiefanao against the assaults started in a dance hall. Senator Harrison’s keynote mark that they were present. Iowa of the ignorant of the Intolerant." speech struck at once into the sena­ chimed in with a verse or two about torial investigations, and he got his ALSO :tall corn growing out that way. The DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION BOSSES audience cheering before he had Iciwans illustrated with gestures completed a half dozen sentences. NICE N EW LINE tmit indicated 12-foot corn stalks It was when he declnred tho coun­ and nobody had the heart to chal­ try needed a president with the OF TRAVELING HATS lenge their declarations. fighting qualities of Woodrow Wil­ Welcomes Celebrities son that the delegations ripped Meanwhile party Celebrities were their state standards from tho floor getting rousing if somewhat local­ fastenings and threw the conven­ /Continued from page 1.) ized welcomes as they appeared on # will begin. First will come candi­ tion into bedlam. the floor. William J. Bryan, former It wus for rcjpect *of Mr. WiL dates for president. These over, a Nebraskan, decked out with a huge report will be heard from the com­ son’s memory, too, thnt the conven­ red Florida pennant, came in for a mittee on platform and resolutions tion adjourned by formal resolu­ friendly greeting. Newton D. Baker if it is ready, but in the event it is tion until today. of Ohio also was identified and giv­ not, then tho voting will begin. en a hand; Cncter Glass of Virginia ' Leaders of the convention prefer to was extended a'geniul salute, and u have the platform out of the way half docen others wore picked out before (he contest of ballots begins, by the home folk groups and duly but sometimes tho delay in agree­ cheered. ments on planks changes the plans. So the convention got going in a After a candidate for president cheerful mood, even if it was too • is named, then the convention will hot for very wild preliminary dem­ nominate hia running mate which, onstrations. That \van tho mood in (Continued from page 1 ) i M S rule, does not tuke long. which it wolcomerTPnt Harrison to _T be credentials committee of the cast side during the next season. his job of dealing with the Repub­ Mr. Walsh declared that contrary Democratic convention is composed to reports that have been preva­ licans and all their works and « 10 women and 42 men and ita ways. ™ r.ra«? u Mrs. Leroy Sphings of lent for some time, that it wil bo «ou tell ’«m, Pat,” came a city South Carolina. This committee operated during the entire season. EFFECTIVE JU NE 29, 1921. from the floor as tho big, young, 1 ’lans are being made to en­ 'S f l j * « minor contests. Miss large the corporation’s activities eager-looking Mississippiun took No 24 Darden Moose, assistant attorney Ids place for the keynote speech Northbound DAILY SCHEDULE 1 general of Arkansas, was elected next year, according to Mr. Walsh, with thc blazing white lights of the who declared further that the de­ 3:55P.M. L y . .....Sanford, A. C. L ......Ar. ' secretary. ' cameramen pouring down upon him mon dfor "Golden' E gg” products .Oregon Contest 8:15P.M. Lv............ Jacksonville, A. C. L............ A r^ L nnd the cameras clicking away A misunderstanding between a is becoming more and more in­ from thoir hanging baskets against 12:35A.M. A r . ... Savannah, A. C. L..... L v ^ J The popularity of the delegate-at-large and his wife, and sistent. thc gallery rails. 5:35A.M. Ar. ....Columbia, Sou...... By. Lv. Mjj product* marketed by this orjrani* *n apparent conflict of politics in And Pat told ’em. lie delighted in 9:30A.M. Ar. ... C harlotte, Sou. Ry. T*. the home, uimb, was responsible for an ? **** increased -be­ telling about what the Repub­ n contest, brought to tho a t- ! *. , expectations of - the of1 0 :25A.M. A r^-^j«urlaribure,8ourR y- Lv* licans had done or failed to do and wntion at the committee. The con* fleers of the organization anil they 1 :20P.M. Ar...Henderabnviilc,-8ou. Ry- Lv. hia audience delighted in listening. well pleased with the outlook « J w ~ 0Ver "n «ff°rt to seat are Sometimes he belabored the politi­ 2:25P.M. A r. ..._AsheviDe, Sou. B y - Lv. Thom** C. Burke as alter- for next sense n. co! adversaries with blunt, bludgeThe Florida Vegetable Corpo­ nxte for Frank 8 . Myers, delegate. an.liko blows, or again he sentThrough S le e p e r D aily between:. •t-Urgz of TorUand, as against the ration at present has approxi­ ling thrusts of rapier-llke Irony claims of Miss Clare Pierce, daugh­ mately 105 growers in this sec­ satire against the party foes. Jacksonville and Asheville ter of Governor Pierce of Oregon. tion as members. This number is •y* the great crowd on the Burke won o u t I t was declnred expected to be Increased, by the floor chlckted und cheerod and Tampa and Cincinnati (via Asm the seating of Burke was a McAdoo beginning of next season, which is urged him on to fresh effort. xktory. , . expected to eclipse the past-season Miami and A sheville . we,tiS ony brought out that In every respect, Hollender in Favor while Mr. Mvers was ill early in 4n™ ln “ few- days Mr. Walsh Jacksonville and Charlotte , knneunced the organization will S i? C* W * role M‘» P«*rve Beer and L igh t W ine Dining Car Service between Cclumbia aim ~ * t her husband was anxious to puniiih a complete report of the h»ve Mli Bearco be alternate to Mr. the^A n0^ showinfr thc « t e n t of t . and Columbia and Charlotte. ! CLEVELAND. June 26. — It Later Mr. Myers sent a e,.mntfkVlit nnd what was aewould be far better to restore'light to Burke which read: Through Coaches and Baggage Cara complishcd toward bettering m ar. wines and beer than to “permit the appoint you ray proxy keting ponditions and securing betJacksonville and Asheville. unt orgy of health wrecking tie National Confor thc P ^ u c t s of the potion among young men and local growers. doo." f TICKETS—RESERVATIONS—IN F Y )^1 women,’ Dr. Abraham R. Hellcn. „ vife misunder of Chicago told the eighteenth instructions but G, W . CRIM . 26— Forty Convention of thp-American Insti­ Pearce contended ih a S L Y0RK’ men and childi * * tute o r Homeopathy today. Wide­ tq the honor be"W "trike ... spread iqdujgcnce and poisonous communlcation sent dltionj*. P anr k * ter working con­ J**W*8 e* , undermining the e ra l /o f the powers th at 15e*at th e convention, who in all he Mm­ .H e re an “"«wRnc..health, of the younger generation •y in th e selection of the nominee to run against President ol Mr. **t night by the A m alga­ proba and causing an ulnrming increase mated Clothing W o r k e r s o f ^ ion. • Iq hay fever, h« sold. Take- f o r th elh te a & ta Florida D elegate at Convention Is Still Leader of H is Party V'?y. G ON ALL SPORT HATS "Committee T u rn s D ow n M a jo r ity R u le A t S e s s io n The Quality Shoj W alsh Is Elected Sales M anager By Board of Directors “Land o f th e S k y Sp< A New Through Train ‘botween J* ville and Asheville, .operated via nah, in connection with the Sout Railway System. E H ;• wa­ if. », �THE SANFOfff) HERALD; NOMINATED BY ALABAMA M A N Alabaman of Senator Polnta Out Menace of Ku' Klttx Klan And Soya Underwood Is Ideal Man F e llo w Capyrleht- l(*rrl* A E w in g ALFRED E. SMITH WILLIAM G. McADOO NF.W YORK. June 26.—The de­ mand of Senator Oscar W. Undcrdoow. of Alabama, a t the Demo­ cratic national convention to condoAu.BpLi\uma..tha.political activ­ ities iif .-thd B*A Flux Klan w n s voiced' to the convention today by Forney Johnston*of Alabama, as tho keynote of his speech placing Mr. Underwood's name before the convention for the presidential nomination. . "No bare reference to tho con­ stitution or the bill of rights ac­ tually mentioned in the klan oath, is adequate in thip connection,’* Mr. Johnston declnmi. "The bill of rights are limitations only upon the rtnte and federal governments nnd not-qpon private conspiracy. That is why the candidate of my people has ’ insisted upon plain Mords, V'The'quootion before this party iH whether ■secret organizations spall be given powers immune from the bill of rights and superior to thoor delegated to tho elected rep­ resentatives of the people. “Above all does the candidate we represent fcoridemn the massed ac­ tion of secret political orders in furtherance of nny objective which iA plainly contrary to the spirit of the constitution. "In order to express squarely his opinion on this grave question, I .have at his request, introduced a Tcvd'iition rccitng the established po«ifion of-our part on that pre­ cise issue referring to the resolu­ tion of 1856 and concludng with this reso ving clauso: “ ‘Jlpgplyed: That we do reaffirm b r a c t s the f o llo w in g d v »^ rlhed l a n d In H«mlUV >9 <&«•> * J a. L*t • U . l 0, M f e l l 1* IfcttJloc* C anVnjjuftti CTty. T h e s»id Urtrt being itMOaScd a t *tn«i d a t a of t h e Issuance o f such c e r t i n c a t e In t h e nam e o f U n k n o w n . U n l e u *ald ce rtific a te s h a ll be r e ­ d e e m e d a c c o r d in g to l a w ta x d e e d w ill Issue. th e r e o n o n tile Snd d a y o f A u g u s t, A. £>. 1914. W i tn e s s m y official s i g n a t u r e a n d sen! thin th e !Slh d a y o f J u n e . A. D. 19*4. Q. A. DOUGLAHH. C lerk C irc u it C o u r t, S em in o le County. F l o r i d a . (S e a l) By A. J L W B E K H . D. C. 6:26 7:2-10-47-14-56 , . ' N o t l r t e f A p p llr s tln n f o r T a x I ) t t 4 V n d rr S rcU en STS o f th e ( i r n r r a l . . l l t t i l t a of t h e S t a t e o f , g i. Iieravy g i v e n t h a t ■D. . - r -— , Whereas said bonds, have been ^ U c r V9 prlck * Company, upon its oiler to parchas^ said bonds to ibrnr in terest a t the rate of five an4 .one-hslf per centum per annum, instead of six per centum per annum', and, Whereas,'' It. has become neces­ sary to change the rate of interest said bonds are to bear, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, th a t the is­ sue of bonds in the sum of Seventy Two Thousand ($72,000.00) Dol­ lars, for municipal purposes venu43d, duly adoptot NVt 4 t . ; d a t e « ; t p e 5th d a y 'mission of , . p i . |DtlMlfffa nalifr C-1__ , ill th» filed follqwlru and Scm h a s Florida, on ultuiitJO'fti aatlo « i.lo r t tt x deed t o ls - A. D. 1924, iiue H i , a^iA tiitic A , w ltji litw. Sob( ■ )*»*>* ■** w u iin ij Ttpciwdi, T h p *|J(J l a n d .biJnK n s- s*5&i * «3M sr».«6m 5"n tse Unknuwn. s h a ll he rvdecrtWd, n c r o n l t w f tp' In w t a x deed w ill jrpue t h e r e i n . o p t h e 2nd day u f A u a u st. A .. U . 1924: W i tn e s s n i r official a l a n a t n r e a n d soul (his t h e 25th <lvy of Ju n o , A. D. 1924. i ---- W. A. DOUG LASH. C lerk C irc u it C o u r t. Hemlnulo County, F lo r i d a . (Heal) By A. M. W E E K S , D. C. 6:28 7:3-10-17-24-11 the! * Mid reaolutWV 1 1 adopted, and, , . B,E >T rURTHER REso that this resolution «h*Bk. 1 come effective immedLyl nnd after its passage and Adopted this 6th day J T D. 1924. ,0<* FORREST Utt c - J - MARSHau s - O. CHASE * Aa th<? City CommUib ,Sanford, Florid^ (Seal) f Attest! ti R. PHILIPS; — ------ o ■---- ,Tn\ ---------- i n u i a i u j AVENDB FROM FIRST STREET SOUTIT TO NltfTl Notice J* hereto given th a t the construction of the ment on Branch Avenue from F irst Street south to Nin been completed and tho completed work has been Anally a Commission of tlje City of Sanford, Florida. The following la the Anal estimate of the cost of pavim nue 24 feet In width with sheet asphalt from First S treet: Street: 1878 Cu. Yds. excavation <8> 40c— .... —........... .............. 600 Sta. Yds. over hanl @ Ic........................................... 5002 Lin. Ft. concrete curb and g u tter @ 76c................... 488 Lin. F t. flush curb @ 35c...—... ..... .......................... 253 t i n Ft. granite curb re-set a t 15c........ ...................... 7031 Sq. Yds. 8" rock foundations @ 80c................. 6976 Sq. Yds. 2" sheet asphalt top @ $1.02....... ............ 144 Sq. Yds. brick relald flat @ 40c._..... ...... ......... ........ 523 Sq.-Yds. brick relald on edge .® 44c______ _______ 640 Sq. Ft. concrete alley returns @ 30c................ ........ 331 Sq. Ft. sidewalk @ 20c..... —..... . C T-ype A inlets @ $35.00... -— ei>,•,a, rm ^ 4 Type B inlets @ $30.00 ------ ---- ______________ S n l l f f of A pplication f o r T ax D r n l t nrirr Mertlnn STB o f ( h r ( I n r r a l S t a t a t r a of t h e S la te o f Florida,* Notice la hereby a l v e n t h a t C. Hrhultx. p u r c h a r e r of T a x C e rtif ic a te No. 110, d a t e d the Mh d a y <>r J u n e , A. D. 1922. h a s filed a a ld c e r tif ic a te In m y nrfirc, and has m a d e a p p l i c a ­ t i o n fur t a x deed to Issue In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w ith law. S a id c e r tif ic a te e m b ra c e s t h e f o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r ty s it u a te d In H em lnnle c o u n ­ ty, F lo rid a, to -w lt: E44 of L o ta 9 A 10 Block I t C h a p m a n A T u c k e r s A ddition to Hanford. T h e said l a n d b e in g asse ss e d at t h e d a l e of t h e Issu a n c e of such c e r tif ic a te In t h e n a m e of U nknow n, A lso T ux C e r t i f ­ ic a te No. 169 dated t h e Sth d a y of J u n e , A. D, 1922. h a s filed said c e r ­ 4 1 Manhole 6-8 feet deep Z q i ...... tif ic a te In m y office A h a s m ade a p ­ 3520 Lin. F t. 3” drain tile' @ $100.00 per M______ p lic a tio n f o r tax deed t o Issue In a c ­ c o r d a n c e w ith law s a i d c e r tif ic a te 919 Lin F t. 12” storm sewer @ $1.()S:........................... e m b ra c e s th e f o llo w i n g la n d In Extra wbrit ...— -----....................... Hemlnnle C o u n ty . F la. W >4 of R H of Lid* 9 A II) Block I t . C hn n m u n A 5 Monumenta a t etroet intersections @ $6.50.______ T u c k r r s Add. to S a n f o rd . Tho nftld Laboratory inspection, and materials......*....,_____ l a n d being assessed a t th e d a t e »f th e Issuanc e of suoh. c e r tif ic a te In Legal expense, advertising, etc 2 per cent........ . t h e nam e of U nknow n, A lso T ax Ctf. No. 102. d a t e d th r 5th d a y o f J u n e A. D. 1922. h a a filed s a i d c e r tif ic a te In my office nnd h a s m a d e a p p l i c a ­ t i o n for tux deed to I s s u e In a c c o r d ­ a n c e w ith la w said c e r tif ic a te e m ­ b r a c e s tho follo w in g d e s c r ib e d la n d Credit ty I960 .Sq. Yds. salvaged brick @ $1.17. s i t u a t e d In Hemlnnle X2o. Fin. L o ts 1. 3. 3,-4. S. niock 9 T i e r G. , T h e Actual cost ............. T o w n of Hanford. T h e s a id land b e ­ in g asse ss e d at tho d a t e of th o I h - To be borne by city 1-3......i ------------- ..... $ 6,357.92 s tin n re nf Wurli c e r tif ic a te In t h e ticed, and publicly acknowledged by the organixatinns known ns the Ku Klux Klan, and as may now or hereafter bo proposed or practiced by any organization whatsoever.* ” - Senator Underwood,4 Mr. John­ ' Clerk C ircuit C o u r t, He ml nolo ston said, had no word to say (Seal) ny,A.nM.‘ vv'e e k h , d . C. ngninst those who joined any order, ®:2a T:x-10-17-14-31_______ secret or otherwise, organized for lawful purpose or to advocate Notice of Application for Tax need VnSer Section 8T5 of the Genupenly any principle within the Florida**M *** t,t*te °f Notice Is hereby xlvon that J. E. NmSa: V K K-, To bo borne by adjacent property-------- , 12,715.84 Number of feet frontage, 3,928.35. Assessment per foot frontage, $3,237, FRED T. WILLIAMS, Enginw, *l t FOOT FINAL AJrtlE . D E SC R IPT IO N - i FRONTAGE ASSESSfll B- TralTor’i ’s Map, Sanford McJsch Realty Co., Lot 1, Blk 7, T r 9.:.5 Joc Cameron, Lot 2, Blk 7, T rth .— ------ ...—_ 5 T. E. Wilson EsL, Lot 3, Blk 7, T r 8 __ 6 Mo'sch Realty Co., Ig)t 4, Blk 7, T r 9.......:..;.... 6 Meisch Realty Co., Lot 5, Blk 7, T f 9 . .V , .......S |BUa and Lewis Duekatt. Lot 5, Blk 8 , t r Dl....„... 7 l-A tttn tle C . . . t U n . R « il,o .,l Co., B « . on W f o r t a x deet! Tw Is s u e I n - n c c o r d a r t r e 1 -------FhO o f F f e i t t l l A W fiW f a t ft p o ! n t '7 f l ’f4.* N i * f with flaw. .Halt! p e r ti n c a t t’ era b r a c e s .W.Htnft N , i i nA or _ r c nv. n ii, c t «>at r u n N fL o llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p e r t y HOVCnUl MIMt, r u n « . 0 1 . t7 IU situated In Hemlnnle county, F l o r W. 100 ft., S. 51.7 .ft, E. 100 ft., to peg.,— 5 Skc'. post* Hcc!f li T w t.Cth» H jung*a %>nthdrn UtiUtks JCo„ Lot I & l k 9, Tr 9 - . ----- E u u IV **' U t-2 ,' Blk 9, T r 0.---T he sold 1a ijBB-Butiaswcsscd at the bouthern Utilities Co., l e t 3, B lk 9, T r ( the date of the isllUnce o f such ce r tlf- Southern U tilitie s lent* In the name of Cnknown. tin - " ou*"ern r. .!. ! ~ le ss said ceritficute s h a ll bo re< deemed acco rd in g to l a w tax d e e d 1 w ill Is s u e , thereon On t h e 2ad d a y of CARTER GLASS OSCAR W. UNDERWOOD Southern Utilities Co Co., Lot 4 B lk tf' T r * *1 , Lot 6,Blk 9, T r r t r 1 Rib in t . o f "• G. l l l g g l n s , L o t 1, Blk 1 0 , l x J ...... ..... --™ 1 Mrs. L. B. Garst, Lot 2, Bik 10, T r 9........ ( of your choice is th a t it fall on a A«i*d»L A. r>. 19*4. W itness my official Mgnaiure and . „ n .-rA rd Timn of such exalted character that seal this tho 35th day of June, A. A. C. M artin a Addition, Hanford, hoRhcr Wall Street •. nor Main Street, Houlevard or Alley, neither partisan journal nor wayside as­ sassin dare impeach his character without earning immediate deri­ sion; and such a man is this Dem­ ocrat, whom we placo in nomipattoh.” £ 'Ttfklng up hi« openng remarks Iho'^twtl that the 'Democratic conAcfilibn nominate a man in "this Frists )n public iflorals to restore to the tpeople deserved confidence in :it, public concerns/* Air. Johnmcfintinucd*. ‘pba Republican party orgnnizaq hUsunderstood its victory in Kn^hich wan nothing more than t tw inctlve reaction of the peo­ ple against the adminiatratidn im­ mediately responsible for war farts'"and for the unavoidable ex­ ercise of. abnormal federal powers incident to war. , "Its officials camo into power in I92J, exultant, over-confident and in a state of suspended morals as k result of that victory, and their uarty organization promptly lost its conscience and its capacity to analyze men and motives or to rec- x^u x u Southern Utilities Co„ Lot 8 , Blk 8, T r 8 . -------Southern Utilities Co., Lot 9, Blk 8 , T r 8 . RESOLUTION NO. 142Fi Southern Utilities Co„ Lot 10, Blk 8 , T r I A RESOLUTION CHANGING Alice W. Palmer, Lot M Blk 0 , T r &----THE RATE OF INTEREST Alice W. Palmer, Lbt 7, Blk 9, T r 8.-----FROM 6 % TO 5 tf% PER AN- Alice W. Palmer, Lot 8 . Blk 9, T r 8 . . . „ NUM, OF AN ISSUE OF BONDS. A lkeW , Palmer, Lot 9, Blk 9, T r L aBY THE CITY OF SANFORD, City Park, All Blk 10, T r 8........ i ....... FLORIDA. IN THE SUM OF $72,. J r A. Rumh|ay, Lot 1, Blk 3, T r 1 - — 000.00 AUTHORIZED BY RESO- Mrs. Helen G. Jlnkins, Lot 0, Blk 3^Tr 9 LUTION'NO: 136, DULY ADOPT iEfcmV A! Whittle1, Lbt'7; BTV19,''Tr 9 ED ON APRIL 28TH, 1924. • (Minnie MeDougal, Lot 1 , Blk '4, T f 9.... f Vi hart as, the Coipmi4|foQ,q£U)e Charies Ijrown, Lot 2, Blk jL.Tr 9—^ . rjflw nt f --- >r_11, o . n . u __ i i i m. n fK.-al 6:19-1 dp A p tjl^« b , 1924i provided foy 4n issue of'bonds b> the City of Salaford,. 'Florida, Itr the sum of Sf>t«ntr-'T-w* ' Thousand ($72;» OW.00) Dollar*, \ h « proceeds de­ rived from tho sale thereof to be uMd to help finance the proportion­ ate part of thecoatpf certain street Improvements asseMtd against property abutting aald street im- irilint pro) >L< county, rb’« flat ml liH ng 7 l-Minnv in Hum, ip G„<h1 ai tto so i, said resolution provid­ ed bonds should bear inhe rate of six per centum 3, and, C* Itlng proposals •aid bonds, and, H. C. Washburn, Lot 1, Blk 6, T r 9. T. J. Miller, Lot 2, Blk 6, Tr 9.... John D, Jlnkins, Lot 3, Blk 6* T r 9. Melech Realty Co?, Lot 4, Blk «. Tr Moloch Realty Co., Lot 5. Blk 6, Tr 9£ P,...,. £ �J I * C irc u it C ourt. Seventh Judicial K i i i c n . 5 'i m u I ite c a , a n d C. K ate lle T rib b le. TI ru F. H a r rla o n . C n a lr m a a ; IF re d T. W illia m * a n d C. A. Italia*, ae Member* o f th e County Board •'J P u b lic I n a tr u c t io n for S e m ­ inole County, F lorida, c t a a n iic (< t i n t i r . X* It .r .l.n n Zigourl far *lmoal 40 years, Jlaldins bishop of the Eplsco. Warth ef the United States I ttt than *80. year* U to be IT in SL Louis in connection CbrUt Church Cstbedral, _ Tuttle’s church for many 7i g Bishop.1 Tuttle Memorial will replace the old, parause which has proved tnade, Ibr thd lark* program of j^ynd community work af thc ilftl* a memorial' wll) nc^ be limtc community, and dtoceainn ’jt s the old paVlsh bouse •jetl for varlotts national con- VS. T he S t a t e o f F lo rid a, ex rel, fleo. A. ItnO otiM , S t a l e A tto r n e y f o r the S e v e n th J u d ic ia l C ircuit of T o th« CltlXana n n j T a x r« v * rn of Haiti S pecial TuX School filMrlct . X#. 4. S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rid a: 1 W H K R K A 8. A p e t itio n ha* heap Hit'll In I h r above n iy litj I’m irt l,y HpeclaJ T a x School PlKtylct No. 4. Hcmlnolc C ounty. F lo rid a , •••uinic f o r t h t h e f a c t t h a t tin election haa ca lle d ant) Held in nnld ftorclal T a x Hrltool D la t r l f t . 'la 4, tin the Jth dny o t May. 1914. | u determ ine w h e t h e r o r not th e r e should he Ia aued hy sa id S pecial T a x School D latrlct. bond* In t h e l u m of fin ,. uoq.W. to h e a r I n t e r r a t it! the ra te of ala p e r c e n t per a n n u m . Intcrual pn y ah le s e m i- a n n u a lly . an Id bomla to he d a te d J u l y lal, >911. and to m i B m u to rrf. He ml note C .Mu, th e n and tnere to al any th e y 1 haV*. why ■hmftd Dot h r validalt a r a t t>f office at Sanford. Semi County. Florida, tide t h e t l t h da Jit he, 1911.' : r • R- A. n o U O L A M , Clerk of Circuit C ourt. S a v u i Ju d ic ia l Circuit. RemlnoJa County. Florida. ny v. k. nounLam, i>. HCHRIiLK MAINS*, “ T"* Attorney: for PtUtiotieru. fClerk-a Seal.) 1 «-IS-t9-2« 7-1 r. The Terms 'Are . -, Entire 3rd Floor for Sale A,;ill ,.Cash i - \ >i A forceful selling out sale— completely closing out the entire furniture department —and the extreme low prices are made for cash sales. Faying cash profits one Jn be offered to the National tefl for conventions and' ccnm s when desired. >• (bop Tuttf* although a , man ride learning, and one upon h many honors had been be- The entire third floor—beui rapidly emptied of gpo furniture and tom orrowhow the buyers will flock hi when they learn that the low prices have become lower! Everything less than formerly! ^N Afyolniit Suite—QuCert Anne Design This tauito Id bf beautiful Walnut *•“ (constructed to withstand the ravaged of Florida climate—and ft* liuced fo t closo out, ^ D. R. Chairs-* ? an k er’s Interest S“Debtor-Patron” declares W.F. Head MILWAUKEE. June 28. — Real [idends from a bank loan am not the collection of principal and trest, but in the impetus which [given to productive achievement U the consequent gain In the ogEnte of wealth and happiness, alter F. Head, president df the Mrican Bankers’ association, de­ fied here today in an address be­ lt the Wisconsin Bankers’ assottfoa. Vbe banker’s interest in hia ibtor-patron,’’ Mr. Heat) said, Ms not end with ail examination Ills statement and approval of l iosn. It begins then. The inMt in hia debtor la not merely1 [lection of the debt when due. It Is his interest that the borrower 111 make his business successful Ha largest possible way. Ha may Met hia debt by selling Ids debtkLSseeta at auction, but if that Is the accomplishes he has failed. p V banker, achieves success jy when the money he loans eni» an Industry or a business to tlop and grow, to becomj an In-, tolng.wctor in the community! contribute by its prosperity to i greater prosperity of those daidtnt upon it, and three git ttmm, the (tranter prosperity or the cni tanitory in which it is locatedTdbe bankers today, they also ‘ be economlata, lociologl^ta, rt» men< versod io imlMtry in commerce, ■paycbclogUta, ing human natpre, atatiaman, ntandmg .politics, ail* they have a knowledge of Jhtema- Once $4.75 P*. 1*111 iM«*_ 4 i- y* - r»r iift-fi'— «• America in its cycle. On (be Arabian deceit where civilisation has not moved for lovornl thou*nnd ytars 1 have beard exactly the fame rort of rbythm on way Identical ArsMc drums anti the stnimuiin™ of tho khnnoon la just liko the banjo. Athena, Egyptian T r in e m s ‘‘Hut r'or the oriental tailing visiting New York and tievolco and repetition, one might think of oriental music, has her own one w a s hearing a Broadway jaxx ideas of whore ' American* j.tia band in the heart of the desart. will go. Thty are diiferent from Present day joss is purely plainthose .of somo reformers who * >o tlye music sot In beautiful nronly a downward route for the cliuutrationj. Such tongs aa ’Lin­ popular peptant ger Awhile’ with ita doleo far -. "This j a u which 1 hear every­ incut* title and Its plaintive where,” says Princess Athena; melody is a perfect type of a direct descendant of Cicppa- the primitive with color and AnIra, "happens to have reached ialt added.” , jyptian P rin cess Cnl! Music on AraVrm Ivoff, Walnut and mahogany finished In these twin size beds which are selling now at HALF PRICE. Be early for Sink selection 1 Fumed oak dining chairs worth $4.76 for *2.60. And the Close Out sale brings 6 foot dining tables worth $60 for $32.76. -T7 T h i s 3. H e . T j b r e Imagine Such h value fes thia S.pieco suite of fibre at.only $82.50! It's a typical value of $he Close ‘ ; . le ss ICO ft. N. a n d £ . b y 300 ft. a or j n i y ; a . n . m i . ■■ t v lines* my d[Dclal a l a n u lu r e amt a n d W. In pK Cor.). T h* said land betnir a s s e s s e d ' a t a m i th is tlie l H h ' d a y of J u n e , D . the d a t e of th e Issuance nf sucti c e r - 1924. K. A. DOUOLASH, tlllc a ta In lb e n a m e o t U nknow n. C lerk C irc u it .Court Bamlnola U nless said c e rtif ic a te shall be r e ­ County, Florida. deem ed a r e o r d ln v to la w t a t deed Ily A. M. WtSKKH. D. C. w ilt Issue th e re o n on t h e 19th d a y S W o rth $ 1 1 3 Spring cushlohs fof ^ is o spring seat for more dolight 1 A commodious 6 foot, setleo — chair and rocker iii brown finish. S T A R T IN G Everts Piece of Furniture Re-Ma Lowes^Prices in the ■iaf|.a|t-»ffFX»8W-a In a green color that com* pletely shades the por^h. Re­ marked at the low price ol $3.25. A 4-foot shade with 6-foot drop. ■ j-v* Vpholttered Spring scat fibre rocke holsterpd in tapeatry. B finfoh-i-nnd*-HdSced the SALE m iC E of t to C0.60 Wctlncaday.l— - - — ■c l o s e : o t i r r s A i E i r ™ This Week l Another event of super values l Romarking every piece of furniture in the stock at lower than • • Close Out Fibre Rockkr • - ■‘j. , f -7 #4iiJ Fireless V Think what tl furniture that cidedly lowe: prices become ever beforo. $30 Va Completely eaoip well firelesa cooker D I C K S O N -I V E S CO. this week stt the i price of $21, * iipments K>TBANr ,Ahui Better Get Into the Swim vi ■r." "** ^ B , ir; fm ftl ► ___ |f |R n aa Jm This Desk— Viabafna officials'thai are iHipped into UiL norii}* without diainlaanted danger of re«4rr Hi lam STS » f 'a'4 O h m $$2£0 Drop-leaf Table and 4 Chairs Included at thia Price! L J iiJ j [ y ■,w .*■‘ it? ' Finished in Ivory and Gray fvon/and Blue. I Iff I ■ Jr J Mahogany!. -A $5 V ais, reduced $3.50 B athing Trunks, $3.00 Jantzen Bathing Suits... .- . . -. -$0.50 ■’4. ' U rsm l a ^ j i w x f d s r i f 'a . pi, T*-PUrcj'* * * r 01 T * 1 C .r llD • Nf jn T . d a t a d t h e Sth d a y o f H . J p r o f i t ; bo a f lit* said e w psn lh m y office, b a d h aa m a d * ilM lon f o r t a x dat'd t o taaue In «*n<w w i t h law . RaM c . r t l f l c a t a th e f o l l o w l n s d e s c r ib e d WW a l tu a ta d In flanilnota c o u n Btrlda. t o - w i t ; l e t SBU of Btovi (leas NV4 a n d • Two-Tone Bathing Bella 50c and $1-00 I . Men W ho K » V ly. Income Dairy A fine woman’s desk with drawer and top compart^ m enu for stationery. I& either walnut, ivory or mahoggny. Only $22.50. , ThU $47£0 S u ite-S Pcs. An. outstanding value of this Close Out 8 aId.. A suite that’s new—and selling at merely $29.60 for the entire 5 pieces 1 Two choices of finish—come « > / ) / ) r / ) early,‘fop (.yaur- breakfast room auite! j{ / A gate leg tabl popular nownew, oval »% wonder value j �■w- !W; ih W THE SANFORD IHV»vUGT*v^L , tu if * K w w t j t '" '; . - . . : — — “ . _ I»S *r»rr (fltraw m *i m »I Sanford has a Junior Chamber of Commerce. Completely organized a t an enthusiastic meeting Wednesday night, the new dvic body has begun operations which are bound to have effect on the future- growth and prosperity of the commu­ nity. ‘In perfecting an organization for tue younger men of the fA M el l i t 111 X l f a t l U A i n t t r I‘HPi city, it was the thought that much better results could be se­ aODHCRIPTIOBI R A T B I . - . one T •a a r ...... 17.00 Bt* Montha^lLBn cured if there could be two civic bodies, one(for the older bus­ e a ra , iness men and another for the younger men. per Taar. J t r With two busy chambers, seeking to further the intero b M trr lolutlon* notice*, oa: er*^ ests.of the cltV, to bring more tourists, "beautify mffeoundand notice* ed • to do everything; and anything to1 asalsWji bratging far at re ep hkb S mt I I M i l u n l t >'Ur1«l« it*rrd an S tM n il Claaa M atter, (otter >7. 191*. a t th e I’oatofflc* HanforU, F lo rid a , u n d e r A ct of eh I. 1U7. _Edlter HOLLAND L. URAX. . M aju rv r H. HOWARD BKHO. ■KSi _.Ul«5*lch.. great work which had been done by that organization during the past year. It also told of some of the plans -for the com­ ing twplve months activity. Backed by business men vitally F K l t o F interested in the future, of the city, the senior Chamber of Commerce has made an enviable record, but one which will to' pardon, gracious Bb overshadowed by what that body Will accomplish the'hom­ ‘4 to Angdr, Rfld of ing year. Jehemiah 9:17. 'I’^ehOW junior organization has a fine start. Composed -i*±—L— , - BOtHOOD I df over fifty] alive* wide-awake, and progressive young busi­ Ah! titan, how- sw eety those ness men, the new civic body cannot but make a great rec­ crowded day*. ord. Nothing is impossible to the young man. Full-of “pepf‘ The minutes parting one by one and “action” and a desire to see things done, the coming days likH^nya, ■ (^ j nn>€r>g.woi ; •will in all probability sec worth while movements begun and That f charm, or magic rapidly carried to completionl! But oh! what numbers ------Headed by G. W. Spencer, Jr., as President, ft; S. Holly givame Up gentle •» « * .||nd.R> G> p o j ^ Vice-President* afltt U;C. Beboutaa SecreThose weary, happy days did tary and Treasurer, the Junior Chamber o f Commerce is of._r t -------™ Icave? w ‘j. •, . •^ fleered by young business limn of known ability. They will When by my bed I Saw m f mother finish what they gtart. I t is'doubtfuMf mote efficient leadkneel, r; And With her blessing took h e r ! era could have been found ta'gUide.the destinies of the new nigmiy ; . / ,Cjr^.tWlt|qn; " 'X V ; . ; . ; . v :- , nightly kiss kiss:; Whatever time destroy*, .......... A........ h&lsgnft'is thei plan of the two Chambers of Commerce to work not this— E’en now that nameless kiss I together in fell movements affecting the welfare of the communty. By .co-operaUng and forking together it is thought feel. —Washington Aliston. that there will be no duplication of efforts. With but one ob­ The Junior Chamber of Com­ ject in view, that of building the community, both organiza­ merce has started out with a tions have plenty to do and will bend all energies to doing it, bang! « -,t with absolute harmony prevailing. In the organization of a junior Chamber of Commerce This Is another one of those daV* when vome people have ■ half holi­ Sanford oncp again -steps to the forefront of the cities of the day—and some do not. state. ( The fourth junior body of Florida, the Sanford or­ . . — o----— _ ganization follows, closely in the footsteps of Tampa, Jack­ Have you ever seen ,a‘ man. who admit* th a t there are two aides to sonville and J >ensac6la, the other Florida cities, all much every question—bis side and the larger than Sanford, having organizations of this kind. wtong side? The Herald hopes both Chambers of Commerce will re­ ceive the support they deserve. There is a place in either “ Do it the electrical way,” says an advertisement. But why try It body for every man, desirous of working. There is lots to be in Sanford when it is such a gam­ done. More workers are needed. The man wishing to see the ble? community grow as it should, can do nothing better than join ■ o Albert W. Gilchrist trying to take forces with the Chambers of Commerce of Sanford. No man issue with William J. Bryan in can excuse himself from taking an active part in civic work. N*w York ronuiuH one or a puppy It would be a,fine thing if every man in Sanford and learning how to bark. Sfemlnole cdffrfty Would bdcome identified with either the A mediocre man is one who can Senior or tlfe Jufrtor Chamber of Commerce. It right* of THE G R B A T l^ T E R N A H O N A L PASTIME As Brisl l Sabbath politic*. McAdoo still strongest. McAdoo and Interest. $249,7)05^80 a year. rT ’r . - ■ i 'Y ? « >• v ~ p T " ‘ T ^ : f ; •/ r f v - v J TO - •* M m , P t 7 Ing f o V l K i N ^ , , ® } ^ ^ IT WAS A BUSY New York Ssbbath for the politicians and the statesmen. Statesmen, you know, are candi­ dates for the presidency. And poll-' ticiqns nre the practical men that handle the candidates, as the owner of game cocks handles his birds In the fight. They (the politicians} decide on the man whbm the titumportant people are to elect. !<.. own estimation1** Ht* h i It is a wise moves to a No man is boss in until the fomMy \ what "you'gef/even » •» U THE DARK HORSES were tito cheerful ones yesterday. It seemed clear that the two leading candi­ dates, A1 Smith and McAdoo, must kill each other off. That is,* it seemed clear to all dark horses. !■ McAdoo and his crowd wetfe an confident as ever. Rightly wrongly, they wbre convinced that Al Smith's nomlnatiofi Is absolute­ ly impossible, entirely apdrt from McAdoo. They believe that Smith’s BACKERS KNOW IT, although Smith does not And they belicvA' that when the Smith men get ready to deal they will como to McAdoo.' ■ • i again, i K- ■i % ». 1• een3f . U i The man who anythin, one, may them. i. yo* ^ i man tn while a man usuallyup J»7?Ji to be a WITHOUT QUESTION, McAdoo is the candidate with the following now, among delegates and among the voters. His big strength with People are siiiokinff ,1 m.v ] ' T a Ww. nottme*;elr##un,io*1 men but «!1 udaV” ' at,miUed by every poI,‘ t i r e s a n d ti N ew strick. When men break away from their own man they go to the one with most strength, not wantnlg a loser for their second choice. That Is what makes the MeAd6o crowd hopeful. { 1 ' P'S Value*. » GAS AND O P Alw*y, tbu P u ll mebutir* t'i F.P.RINES i1 li ON THE OTHER HAND. AI Smith is among Che ablest politi­ cians in the country. He has 105 Palm ello A v l , learned politics from the cradle, as ItlS Smtanl Axr. a Scotch golf professional teams _ *> .K golf. He knows every politician-in the country. He has done a thou­ sand favors for every big boss. He can make any promise he chooses, in the name of Wall Street, and the WAYCROSS JOURNAL-HERALD promise will be KEPT, Y ou.know i1i-•> it la not easy to beat experience [» seeking a location for his memberships, and present them to and money combined. house the owner always their sales force. They see to it . t * t), *<business hu, regard for its accessibility. that the store - or. off ice is capably IF IT WERE NOT for the power Frequently big corporations will represented In every line of uctivity ■ of William Jennings Bryan in any station a man on the sidewalk and or amusement the people in the city convention, Smith might accom-- have him count the number of peo­ have. All of this means multiplied i pilsh what a majority of the dele­ ple passing in a day. avenues of approach to the store. gates, Including 99 per cent of The 'm erchant who never . Joins But there are other avenues of Southern delegates, believed impos­ approach-to-a business than tlw any. group, who never encouraged sible. Bryan will fight Smith to the street and the sidewalks. his sales force to become members! death, politically speaking. So bf organised units, h as' practically One im portant avenuo is the per­ much for politicians. Nothing real narrowed down the*avcnuea of ap­ sonality of the owner and of the Will be known fbr several days. proach To his store to a very small sales force. number.- , A _BERLIN SCIENTIST has laoj,’! The man who has gained access man who sit* a t a Chamber ■ ■- i Q i-» ............ i. j .u - - and1 'to the personality of the merchant of The lated the---------... germ that. causes foot Commerce'meeting with a mer­ mouth disease. Thut news will bo or of ‘ his ; employes is always 4 chant or on* of his sales force U •I a look a t a clouded sky and predict worth many millions to thn coun­ prospective custom er This is why apt to buy that pair of shoes ha that if it doesn’t rain, it will be a try, directly, and billions perhaps, the progressive business man keeps needs from him; the man who 1/ I long dry apeTr. indirectly. .wide open the avenues of approach knows a merchant favorably by' ----- o-------- . > . t; y( f <If i------ hi— , I t is reported, although fortun­ to himself or to. his sales force. having worked with him on a The man who has no enemies is Well, afe'you? Or hhve you ever.been a—“Mooch” ? ately ‘NOT provedj that ag itafijs We approach unto a man by pos­ Kiwanjan committee is not going 1rtf the man who has never done any­ Perhaps you never heard a gullible boob called by that In the West have purposely spread sessing^ a common interest with to forget that improsston when he thing. A man of action must have name. It is the title applied to victiirts of high-pressure foot-and-mouth diaeos^.ky means .interest may be fishing buys hardware; the man who hits A COMMUNITY BUILDER of dogs_and otherwise!’California l*uw«, _ . Jlok-d q twenty foot put. pnd halved -salesmen dealingin -phoney.stock of ope tHtf’fghtoerttlv hole' w ith' H'Suits ftfnrl ‘ t . . ^ • / • r v M I '^ h e ro 'la oho (rood-th in e about N « W r * * M f c Chief of the Diraion of is not going to. forget him wRpt F. P. FORSTBR, P resident ' H. P. WHITNER, uukWr. / alimony which holds good in most the state of Ohio, has taen giving out some startling infor- ors would find it more dangerous I,nK* children. What ever the com- he is buying his summer suit. - Yott-can.pay it in monthly mation regarding the sale of worthless securities. He has than horse-stealing in Texas in .the The business man who refuse* interest may l>e it is .somttIIIIIIIIIIIS IH IIIH IIIIIIIIIIIlllllllll tot* ~ to join, and is unwilling to let his t I N '* gone after..the:swindlers rough-shod, and f^voked t w e n t y . . G h f | brings two people closer ■« ‘ * ' ■ . iii.irt! _ _ __ tim e'or mi -...... - -•-' ------im Ohio, lit. 1323= = * “=•' togathur^For^ •.n ^ -in -A « sR -tw -- Martin may r eeeW»»[. approach-unto the other. - - . needed for membeohlps, is iU M M . m m .,iV re*ubwsFh"wr'-three—votes fo r the Previous to Mr. Beck’s regime, the1 largest number of re­ cd States, of which YOU owo ^ grpssive business men havtf fectively Ctbslhg up avenues hy vice-presidential nomination.- Now voked licenses for any bfte year i’n Ohio was two hundred is twenty-one thousand million-,, Lawn** since-learned this, They buy which plVhpecti pective customers ap'F or Cougks and Colds, don't 'let him pull the Lowden ciublproach his club meipbarshipa, civic plus a few hundred ntUll^ni. stor* or office’. and seventy-three. Hence tf^e work of this "blue Bky police­ Inrs, ' uebea, Nmraigu, Rheum "stunl,f’. year ago it was one thlbiAfiritf man" has not only created terror among the sharpers, btft One wad All Acnes and Paifil’ and-nine million dollars rqpreJs ‘ T h a t New York band playing has sent them scuttling to other states where they can ope­ ALL DRUGGISTS The difference is due to Mrtlph, "Over There" and "Tipperary”' rate undisturbed by vigilant officials. the secretary of the trea su r/-/A t is n 't any further behind the times ■; S8 * sad Oik, Jars ead tel In on intensely interesting article in the June 14 issue the rate he is going, our dabt,wni BALTIMORE SUN th a n the fellow who goes to dance Hospitd tii*, *3.00 entirely disappear in fifteen Mats. •nil M P ts to have a ^fttul Jones." of the Bearbom Independent Mr. Beck’s work is described; That’s BUSINESS. , A certain man who has had much pan while rage is a consuming fir-3. and numbers of the fifms whose licenses were revoked and iSB Things>to worry about: Hand­ mentioned by name with a description given of their various to dd with race horaea is quoted In Now observe the gentleman INCIDENTALLY, THOSE inter­ kerchiefs are not to be used any the public prints as saying that he whose soft locks of whatsoever hua longe^-^M articles of utility, but methods of robbing simpletons and greedy easy-money ested in Democratic candidates judges the fighting quality of a havo fallen . by the wayside. He may remember that part .of^The • . } * economy was mado possible bjnW. horse or a man by the presence or may fight well if fight he must, hi the,fixture will be used merely hunters. for adornment. of coarse hair near the but he is a lover of peace and no The Herald regrets that it cannot give space to a full G, -McAdoo. When he was se£ke- absence . ■»!« j t .1 — ' eye*. This may or may not be a crusader. He employs a soft an­ -Dawes will invent soma new roview of the article. There is little doubt but that maiy ta ry of the treasury he annoyed gOod system; but as to the rela­ swer more frequently than his many big financiers by stabiliugg tionship between hair and u fight­ "cus^-word*” before the, fists. nterest rata rate of gover tho interest is a month old.—Tamfl* ing spirit, any man may judge for Here, then, la the making of a bonds aj. 114 cent Th P . . .14 per ce: Also a few after the himself by observing'his acquaintpretty theory. When man ran REDUCED FAIRS manded but ho said "NO.’f election. • X wild and wore fpw garments he bad n, and the knowrf prt i- ?rt»t oho per .cent saved b[ treatment; newcomers, Its -1 —.. 0 ti Consider the man whose head is nqed of considerable hair to pro­ JACKSONVILLE TO ROUND mid-wefttehier9 with dn a debt of 1twenty-four bltutma jovered About only P « p l* ,W ^ w ere ence .th ereo f thousands of ret I with a heavy thatch' of tect him from the weather. Nature aunotmted t o t f o hundred am) forty glad.tp see the currgpt he gentry Beck lack bristles and whose face re­ provided the hair. As civilisation BALTIMORE T ^ $49) J“ ihtUion*dollars a year. Whether mains blue after the barber has exerted Its softening influence ami terdhy afternoon myst er18taw., ' , But Florida g<*8 McAdob is elected president or not, done his best. Here is a scrapper. more garments made their appear­ the - occupant* of dentist*'- chslrs PH ILA D ELPH IA 55< rt of category in whjch California fits. A pne thing Js.pure, he has earned’his He may not be quarrelsome, and ance, man was denuded of his who had been receiving tho bonestate today are number* of tricksters adl- ■Alary several times over. BOSTON ; /* fitsi^ .a |lrill. ijg fc s prudence may send him on his way foliage. ^ , (vu B*lyaesi os eiuueSirnu) h iilcy. •; ‘ ™ > ■' , * • ¥-4 • — — a—m **»■ when the odds are too heavy; but would love ‘Mc­ The bald and those possessed of WASHINGTONATLANTIC CITY NIAGARA Philadelphia surgOtMui recently who desires a few minutes ■oft locks a r t not more clVilUed the arkf- Adoo raoru if he had let the. gov­ anybody The easy victim of the highh pressure salesman, sales performed an operation on a MAKK TRAVZL A PLEASURE ernment pay 5*4, thus raising In­ of concentrated trouble may obtain than their brethren;-but they have ' ' * new prospe * explains, la termed a “Mooch.” Canvassing it by kicking thie individual on the been more affected by civilisation woman when they placed terest rates' everywhere. • ihsoosn tfcxtrS ' eooo cosmiciio.m*. rsieutat 1 a new deal is called-a ‘.’turkey drive." And Am “bird dogi*?, shins. tart in its right position. But and retain less of the ferocity that '.Sicunk STATUtOOM ACCOMMODATIONS IN AOVANC* .Jl The well-haired chap whole wa« essential to longevity In *n nfever be able to mend a are given a split of commissions for informing these sales­ A CHICAGO PROFESSOR, iwtart. thatch la yellow or tinged with red earlier day. moviiyr what he calii "thinking M e r c h a n t s a n d M i n e r s T r a n s . C o. men'of good prospects. h< parta" of the bfaln. of 200 pigeons, is a flrat-clau fighting man, also, If this is a good theory, we need M * »tN t'sAVIT., TELSrHOMSf Here in Florida worthless stock is peddled and sold to finds that "billing and coduig’* go and dearly love* to mix it; but ha not expect the beginning of ever­ Piitit City Courier wants to kjidw-rwhy do women paint?" men and woman who think they are skilful business people. on at before. Some fooliahiy con­ fights coolly and cheerfully and lasting peace until everybody is Now Isn’t that easy to answer?, The eaay-money hunters eager to get something for nothing clude that "love haa nothing to do without rage.’ True, he may have a bald—n n d th a t, as every hair tonic Ask the ladle*.—Times-Union. \{ can be induced to p u tih e lr money into schemes that would with brains and Intelligence." , . temper that ia set on a hair trig­ addict will agree, is a great price yotr.did. you woqld p r o j^ ’ ger, but temper la a flash in thq to pay for peace. . ’ Tn the eye o f Mother Nature, afnever bear ulose s*rutinjfA Bat don’t jYOU be a “MooohP-*- fectlsn whieh. insures alone produc­ 1 'customs; Play Safe. * " r -V ' ’ .. tion and continuation, ia move Im­ ----------- o— —— *■ portant than any "thinking.’*. It- la .. , , — ■ » ■ I THE UNATTAINABLE A man recently arrested in Cali­ the most important "brain work." GROW ALWAYS, GIVE of your store and to the best of NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE fornia because he choee to walk Without affection and marriage, —11‘ "* te clad only in the climate, your ability; fill the need nearest you—and one morning you from the top to the bottom of the Soma one once asked George hie reason that it helped will awaken to find the Blue-Bird nestling near your cham­ animal kingdom, there wouldn’t be Two hundred feet more or less Leigh-Msllory why"he wanted .to seldom makes much difference to ; disease. Aa a m atter of ber window. any NEXT generation, therefore reach the summit of Mount Everest, ordinary people, but one can expect hot weather could also be no thinking done. ,; "Because," he said, *’ti ia there." t a reasonable excuse for • As for thinking, every cell in the That might seem an absurd reason th*t the Everest climbers will try uct. body does Its share of thinking and for a man to lay down his Ufa; but again, for it makes all the differ­ THE WOMEN OF THE CONVENTION ence to them between achievement foeliBg. . it ia a pale imagination which can­ and d efeat • People catr say* that NEW YORK HERALD-TRIBUNE arald make* it a rule to not f*«I that it is worth while to ■ *> ___ ... . - A ----------------mountain climbing Is u foolish ocsra in the B E R L I N"ANNOUNCES ,the ettpation, bot it shows that thier* person who Tho-national conventions of this women are learning .the sending of pictures, actin ' • " t h i n g . tn-Ufi which a*, wo, ties o f political life, dou f eismin* his [year will be memorable done by wireless. That mgkej nothing • whatever but • are I __ sentation, allotting a man and not boHere In scientific miraalea woman to many posts, is unque »ra for that in them for the firs t, toore wonderful than the *14 upon it; they met the magnlfi women found equal opportunity tlonably a sensible step. Ultimat s t a s iy. -j.( s .1; *.- * dad itory of the virtuous ah' /not publish s It ia an eeptcUl pleaaun; ly, am wor ith one eye. You rem ome able to move the m *L ‘r fstied they failed grandly Jmpoeory Comment fon un« obeying the Bib dud; - m iw L-LU :: i -.i !.. , jetaUa are locking, but the “ i oqt one of his eyea . r, l congrululat . tl°r tV nof ’vb?bly Bryan of FlorJr having looked too I01 end Juno ?°^.n«t is said to.go m ■i to’ our political new honors and posit! q | weU turned ankle of a yo account w ith offora theiq tha beat of The head of tho New IFaltb to rip out the eye school 109U. “ U s a: w o m an .,ft i Tended gave, him str •y u rm a a iin g your Mallory r e a c h e d ... , se woman to the . How rat , they are »e the mountain. Read ; <?f two committees. * their pr tt Sunday to i rco Polo's 1 fait and how of courtesy lively t! Very" grants of Mis of 1 ; e — tboceess T^reqgnlxq ¥ MALLO* ’A teant one - v. , ' ic explc killed 1 fet from 1 rod >n, close;* 'Sell top of that “ Wt 1 St. The ah .com e 1 .two mphs, 1 tired of the That | AVENUES OF APPROACH A FRIEND IN NEED . Money, in the bank means a. good friend within writing distance. Have you a savings account th at can help you in the time of need? If not, start one jvith us.v ■ They Find “The Mooch” In Florida HAIR J V' d m a s s itf f .s is s i x j? ■W Bf m m j K i �THE SANtfOR ^THURSI)A'lT»tflTNE 26,1924, a> ;fV( .-ti - ' ... Af_ Sumift'«rHJnriiT?: For Young Mothers MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor, - “Second Summer” PERSONALS , Social Calendar Members of Evenipg Bridge Club Are Entertained 1•» Teething There is a common old saying among mothers that if the baby survives its second summer, it vyiil ■ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cormelley mo­ W. H. Ford of Titusville, is in tored to Orlando Wednesday. the city several days attending to business. Tha Evening Bridge, Club met a t 1 ■**-C*—L. Bird, • of Jacksonville fs the lovely .home of Mv.and Mrs. R. This Ik based on the fact that hot stopping a t the Valdex while in the T hursday Mrs. E. B. Tyler, of Winter Park At Newman Tuesday n iftt. weather is hard on a teething city on business. was in the city Wednesday sh$pchild. ' , pibg. fir. and Mrs. Gus Lowenstein, One of the m'ost famous chil­ at 6 p. m. > No. 4, Methodist church.' of Jacksonville are spending sev­ Mrs. Mary Tyler, of Altamonte ’vMi drens ' specialists says that a days a t the Valdex., ?th home, Baardull Avenue, ueral Springs, spent Wednesday in' the jtuM * -i healthy cftlld in teething may bo " lo iS Joe N. Canning, of Tampa, at­ city shopping. fretful and sleep poorly for a few tended the Junior Chamber of nights, may show loss of appetite, Mrs. Maurice Moses and son Wil-J beau Commerce meeting Wednesday (red left latt week fyr th eir home- high and alight fever, and may drool, but such spells should . only last in New York. ' *■’ ’ - | « Mrs. A. S. Monger leaves Thurs­ three or four days—and most of day afternoon for Youngiville and the symptoms commonly attrib­ H. P. Smith, formerly of San­ uted to teething come from indi­ Hostess Mra, D. A. Kelly, othei; points in North Carolina. ford, Is spending several days in gestion due to wrong food. the city, enroute to his home in sdo Beach. 8:30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. W. R: Morgan and West Palm Beach. Fog children's indigestion, there’s son leave toddy for Jacksonville for nothing more effective than Livoth Seekers Hold a few days visit with Mrs. Mor­ Joseph R. Calhoun, of Tampa, lax, and. they like to take it. You can get a good-sited bottle at the attended the meeting of the Junior liness Session And gan's mother. drug store for 30c. Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday A congenial party spending night, Ial Hour Monday Wednesday In Orlando Were MVs. Bert Fort, Mrs. Harvey Walsh, Fa n t r y s e t s i Truth Seekers .Class of the Mrs, Carrie Marlowe and Mrs. J. idlst Church held their month- S. Wilson. ELECTED CHIEF ENGINEER $1.50 to $2.75 linesa and social meeting in Word was received this morning Monday afternoon a t 4 Ball Hardware Co L. A, Drum ley and L. I, Fraxier that G. W. Laughlin has ejectleft this morning for a month’s va­ ed Assistant Grand Chief Engineer. IMIONE 8 a meeting was opened by a cation trin to Western North Caro­ The ninny Sanford friends of Mr. tore reading Mrs. McCalley, lina points. They are driving to Laughlin will be pleased to learn of fed by prayer by Mrs. Spurl- Charlotte, where they will be the above, feeling ho will be abl« Try Smith’s Barber Two’ne* members (othedahe joined by th eir families. v to serve efficiently in that capacity; t Mrs. Smith, and Mra. CnesFor several years Mr. Laughlin Shop for good barber Mrs. C. G. Wassef, of Lakeland 41 visits to the sick weru reserved as General Chairman l rum id snd lp- visits te *Btrangers. and. Misa . Kathryn Ilavlland of the Sanford Division of B. of L. E, work — next Valde? r coll ret in* thaMuef the doss Williamsport, Pa., a hived by boat Wednesday from New' York en­ mwd for tne'KKihl hdur. lilies snd feror were xisdd for route to Lhkeland. While in .th e NOTICE rations. The hostesses were city they,are stopping a t the Vnldpx Hotel„ , Cowan, Mrs, Hagan and Mrs. Local Union 17GI announces (Continued from page 4.) dr. A delicious punch was there wiil be an increase of carpen­ Uteru some day, men going up com­ ters’ wages August 11 to DO cents fortably in their flying machines, It« n members were present at and manufacturing, up there, any an hour. meeting. w kind of atmosphere that they wont. A. Brum ley is leaving! iS. ROBBINS t ^ E k l JAIPfS \ . Mrs., YOU READ "FOSTER’S Red n. S. Robins entertained Taefe o n 'th e train Thursday for C h ar-j Group of Communists dominate the lotte, N. C. Mr, Brumley, John 1 St. Paul convention.” Find Its Superior Brumlsy, L. I. Frazier and Mr. Two Teams Turn in 1278— Others Have Not Yet Completed Work And you read of the Communists Brown and Hoke Hunter are leav­ of Canvass — May Raise gathering in Moscow, including ten ing latqr>in the week In the Brum­ Rlilor Sprint;* flow* Qvo a a lln n s nf More Than Quota ley car for the same point, ail ex* “Reds” from the United States. pur* w a te r avrry thtrty-tw o sec­ pecting to r^torn In ^.ugust. And all of that in the United Wlh reports from only throe of States means exactly NOTHING. ond*. . I t ’ I* used ti)r <W*tr fifty per • Hokf iHunter is receiving ma­ the four teams, canvassing for the Of a hundred and twelve million e rn t of t h e piMiplu nf Hanford, and. terial to build a home on the 10 remaining $550 of Seminole conn' people, in this country, not half a In Ita n a t u r a l form, la um d by tinacres of improved land he bought ty’s quota to be ruitad for the million know, the numes of tha F IS H E R Y .-. from L,' A. Brurtiley on Celery Communist dulegqtes that .went to \V«-»tern lln l u n ami many lialtnry rniptly a t 8:30 o'clock Friday Avenue. H is sister, from North advancement and carrying on of Moscow. station* f o r atorax* batlrrlaA.- la big buses will leave tho Meth- Carolina, will come to keep house tho work of ^ the Central Florida It pur*? A sk tlie Hlutn Unurd uf Church, carrying members of for him, he Bays. A WAR VETERAN In tho Can­ .Health.' Boy Scout Council, up to noon liisionary Society to Coronado Wednesday, a total of |309 In cash adian army weighs 440 pounds Mrs. H arry Stevenson is leaving haa been raised. The Central Flor­ now. He weighed 102 when ho fdr her horn? in-Jacksonville Bun- ida Council comprises Orange, Vo. fought for bis country. Me de­ Phone 311 lifey aftoD a pleasant tsvu web* visit iucio, Lake, Seminole, Osceola and mands a pension because , wounds kvjthJher’slater, Mrsi.WIJhL m y* Brevard counties, he received in war are responsible xh meftiber, going* fs asVctrto nos'and family. A'mMjber of social T^e. team selected to canvass for his being so fat and helpless. Excessive fat is a dlsefciie, fend Its j s spoon, knife, fork, and cup, affairs havo been given for Mrs. the north side of F lint Street, Stevenson. victim deserves sympathy, not ridto be at the church on time. comprised of H. R. Stevens, C. E. -----j1 ^ i» (M | : : Icule. T' *■* and* proper - ■■iAiighf ‘ 1 Health James Purvis, Jr., drove to Radio Program Tampa Saturday, and his father, to canvass the outlying districts, Dr. James 'Purvis, returned with Comnrised of Dr. S, Pulcaton, ,A. food Into living' tissue and then Program to r Ju n e 20 him Monday evening to remain for R. Key, H. fl. Lewis and B, J. breaks down the old cells of that some tim e.with hi* Uvge sons and Starling turned In |L7G. II. G-Dtu. living matter to replace them with Bose.-chsirmxiT—; of the citizens’ Ic convention. A wound at anxiety1, tha luyd and M. . C. Haddock ihy^BW1:,T:30t5;3dWE$ ‘-*WrlM: L- Johtisou an d daughter, rtnnmlttee, work of a housewife, Any one of j' who comprised the team for the if causes,, may interfere* With i18:30 nnews, e w i1' •' i . •| county at large did most of their hundred metabolism, thus causing excessive k - C hChlcng l c n g d6 News - (447:6) l<Jv-‘ work in getting men living in the accumulation of fat and excessive W o c m t*cbnventto'h. :;^ . ______ ? , ,V ^i" tiioeratlc rural communities and in the small thinness. —Chicago (SSO -T-TieO good1-” to canvass thoie places and Cards' fro m ’ the Blbdsoes and towns iding: 7:20-8:16 muslcgl” 9 thereby give the people living there Hicksons say they ife having a de­ an opportunity YOU READ THAT A! Smith 30 studio. • to contribute to the —Chicago X346 ) 0:46 lilUabyJ lightful time in ’’ Colorado. Mra. Bov Scout fund. Besides this Mr. loses his dog and sets tho police IS-12 music. Demooratlc con- H art add Mrs. Middleton are re- DuBose and Mr. Haddock collected hunting for i t Some candidates emberlng friends with cards from |26 In Oviedo which was half of the have lost more than a dog and some I'll OB* ^ m > -*•, * spent sums on preposterous booms f — Cincinnati (800) 0 Ctm- slmney Rock and elsewhere. sum asked from .that -place. that would amaze you. Goot^ things vstory of Music;,9:30 enter“When the money collected by Mr. and Mrs. Nick Zemovean, for the managers. .v ■ Dmeht; 10 tenor;l0:16 dance. Mra. John Patera and Mrs. Paul the other team is turned In,” said Mr. DuBose, “I believe Seminole’s Peters and th e children enjoyed a MANY BEUEVE THAT" All quota will have been greatly Smith trip to Mf. Dora and Eustis last Is really runping for the vice 0 Choral club; 11-12 dancei oversubscribed.” He added that presidency. Wednesday. Others call attention -— Davenport,. ( 484 ) ' ,6 i45 the two teams that have turned in to the fact that Alfred E. Smith’* their receipts are not yet through middle name is “Emmanuel." That with their work and that they will middle name, as you learn. learp. In St. pome, Sl r—-Detroit News (517) 0 Newt which Is JknoWn *a the .Ingram have an additional sum to turn in Matthews, means “God Is w ith us.” ihestra; fl:3(Vband; 9'owhestra ince, on Camerbn Avenue, to J: Al Smith’s friends isy ha truly, lP T l ’ort S tar Tele- t. Corley’a -brother-in-law, Mr. believes in the definition of his im )478^ 9:80-10:45 concert. Ford, from near Atlanta, Gu. name and will spurn any vice pre*|-. S ta r (411) dentist suggestions. • 10-4:30 hrenestra; 5 ^ 0 raarkJohn Rumlejy’ iitts sold hla lOi frsm, rped -report , weather, acre ferih 4on Celery AVenue to A. MANY SEASONED Democratic 6-7 OVHWI School UI of M Aair. , *iicnms{ v-» ir. olitlcians, when they tell what D. Shoemaker,^ ( ji n feadlng, 'music; 11:45 tiey really think , to, ..reporters ththawks. Misa ’ Eerie Lee Bell returned whom their, have knopm for,, yuan. -I-ov Angelcs ^ g ) g nmiic; Prided ifrfen a aeviref IHeks .sUy Insist that any acceptable Demo­ o^chfldren; 10^.cpncprt;,.12 in jChealotte, N. C. Miss Bell and crat can win, But after that you her parents and brother, era leav­ must supply a definition .of “ac­ ‘S^Cbnrier Journal LoufaMlle ing soon in their car oh a trip ceptable. “•» *400) 7)30-9 q u a n t, talks. -Medford (880) .6 Big Brothtluk; 6:80 program"; 5:45 Berv PRBYENTS INEBCTlpN thU.” :. •huneh; 7*15 musicals. The greatest discovery In flesh Mr. DuBose sates toda ytha t S. healing Is the. marvelous Borosone, ^ 'M ta n e s p o lts --fit Pfeu! Steele and little eon, Alton- of Or* ■7^7:30 lecturse. Undo, ore leaving thte week by O. phinholser, captain of one of the a preparation that comes In liquid “^iew York (455) 11 *. ra,-5 bqat Md J d l l vu.lt, their grand* teams, hss been out of town and and powder form. It Is a com­ that he will not be eble'to complete bination treatment that not only his canvass until soma time Friday. purifies the wound of germs that Besides this, none o f the sub-teams cauM 1nf*ct*m but It heals the which were appointed throughout _flesh with extreorctnary speed. the county by the team for the Bad wounds or cuts which taka county at large have turned In re* weeks to heal with the ordinary porta, bo It Is not known yet just liniments mend quickly under the whot the. sum raised in Seminole ir c r a ! ! East Sanford Only Hudson and Essex Have the Coach It Alone Gives Closed Car Comforts at Open Car Cost f I ■* * iVftv Ruv An Onen C ar 4 H. J. Clause p.istributQr.. ... S fcW .T O .T 7 S !: S B -■* >w"i2K'"F"nd' V,.' Mi i «SS?dSWj,lSfh5:,.uu4«». 60c and f 1.2a- Powder 30c and 60c. he-believes the out-oLtown money Sold by Union Pharmacy. " n v n t m . n l ih* h lx h a a t il«tcr«i< of aafaty fo r i u ad ramoVe p r a e t k a l l y all alamattla o t . *i aliould boy ra»l,a*tai«* of th a mi;Bl a p * r.n t a t Whrra i aland* fira t a n d lo r .m o » l u ntune hlalt am y l tf Miami t a r auv W r y almpla b u t c o itr tii;. n. I* I h a t- n to m tnunay h a a baan apant In . find *1 Moooif-nt th n n h a a b#an Invval*1 In t h a , U othtf* limited n * ( 805) *V-i; tA 111 — 'pit 'em 7 cdtseari;; 9 muitc. tfe ,Iaft? j - Pll it ' ** 3 0:30 ►WMWIm of many A & te s s z s tuyarfc ‘ * • IlftirV <«‘a»ur«*, WSk imp and tha M O U J • *' g •< �I EVERT TR UE it 10 «orifi. impM'jyb tHefli b .r«j •T F»* THflT tenant hwuae; fpTatAf wallt loealirfj worth $1,000 n<jr «4r«. Fqr' «iulcl« sa le party w ill t a k a 'll,000 and a r­ range term s to su it purchaser. <11 acres, w ith hmiae, lo c a te d w ith t?ftenJT ANO Five Americans Are In British Tourney Detroit Trims St. Leals and Coe* Into Second Place*—Chicago Wins Two From Cleveland —Boston Beat* Athletic* fifV, •l ~ >. NEW YORK, 3 tine' 26.—Wash­ ington retained first place, in tho American League and mad* n clean sweep of Ita four game scries with tfcfe vlorld'd chhmplons by winning Wednesday’s contest, 3 to 2. Rain stopped the game a t the end of the soyonth. ^Ruth hit his 18th home run. Score by Innings: Washington . — 201 000 0—3 5 0 New York .....200 000 0 - 2 5 l . h i n t rund on .tw o tildes; f a r m In b e s t of a h a p o ; r e c e n tly r e - tlla d . A t n bargain. 1IOY LAKE, England, Juno 26.—Fine weather tempered by winds from the aea,, in in pros­ pect for the start of the Brit­ ish open golf championship Thursday momirig in which 80 f irofessionnls and six amateurs, neluding. five .Americans, nre entered. •> ( . .■ , ■ . Two rounds will be played today and two on Friday. Most of the expert observers go no further than cautiously to predict that eight meu—four Britons and four Americans— are most likely to he fighting for the trophy when the final round begins. Dodgers Beat Giant* 3 to 2 —Pi­ rates Win 14 Inning Contest From Cubs—Phillies and Bos* ‘ton Split Double Bill Yon canllaugh-at. all bumps when , * , equipped with H A V cJ a h ® .m ild Sanford y o u 'c c Be. “o u t ?:5 CVtSNIMG. IT" t p l / ■ First and Elm SICKLY. PEEVISH CHILDREN Children suffering from Intesti­ nal Worms are cross, restless and unhealthy. There are other *ymptons, however. If the child is pale, has dark rings under the eyea, bad breath and takes no Interest In play, it is almost a certainty that worms are eating away Its vitality. The surest remedy for worms is White’s Cream Vermifuge. It la ositive destruction to the worms ut harmless to the child. Price 36c. Sold hy Union Pharmacy. 1 , * . Sccund'fcAmo Score by iifmjygs:' •. St. Louis „ .... JW ) 0 l 6 000—2 10,0 Cjnriftrtati Olfo lOOffOi—tJ 11 2 Sothron and Ilnlm ; Mays nnd Sandberg. .’ Brooklyn 3; New York 2 BROOKLYN, June 26.- ■New York’s winning streait of 10 games ended Wednesday, when n thunder­ storm, coming after the (Rents had tied the score in the eighth, caused the contest to revert to the end of the seventh, nnd permitted Brooklyn to win n nitchers’ battle between CrimoB nnd Dean by a Southern L eague score of 3 toi2. Score by innings: Nashville 18; Birmingham 3 New York (110 001 0—2 6 2 Brooklyn........... 000 010 2—3 9 0 NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 26,— Dean and Snyder; Grimes nnd Nashville made u clean sweep of Taylor. the four game series with Birming­ ' i ham, winning Wednesday, 18 to 3. Pittsburgh 8 ; Chicago 7 PITTSBURGH. June 26.—PittsScore by innings: burgh defeated Chicago, 8 tn 7, in Birmingham . Oil 010 000— 3 8 3 a 14-inning game Wednesday in Nashville ......... 600 120 91—18 19 2 which Emil Yde, Oklahoma City Good, Jones, Clark, Jeanes and southpaw, starred both in'the box Spencer; Alten nnd Mackey. and at bat for the Pirates. Yde’s double in the ninth, with two'out, Little Bock 3; New Orleans 2 sent the gnme into extra innings LITTLE ROCK, June 26.—Kobnnd his triple id the fourteenth inson allowed only four ''hits Wednesday, and Little Ragle de­ feated New Orlenns, 8 to 2.Chicago 010 500 000 000 01—7 14 0 Score by innings: P’hurg. 000 100 006 000 02—8 12 2 New Orleans 002 OOPflop—2 4 0 Alexander nnd H artnett; Mendowh nnd Gooch. BUILD STRENGTH T he body depends entirely on tbs blood far strength. II the blood is thin, impure and undernourished, your strength is impaired,, your vi­ tality Is lowered ana your power of resUtinoe against disease lessened. LEO N A RD I’S E L IX IR FO R Little Rock .....000 200 lOx—3 9 1 Hodge and Withrow; Robinson T H E BLOOD feeds the blood, builds it up, make* it rich, red and and Smith. Split Two Games .MEMPHIS, June 26.—Memphis and Mobile divided a doublt header h*re Wednesday, tho Bears win­ ning the first, 2 to 0 , and the Chicks taking the second, 3 to 2. F irst Game Score by innings: Mobile ...............100 010 000—2 8 0 Memphis ...........000 000 000—0 6 1 Ellis and Devormcr; Mers, Kelly and Yaryan. Second Game ’ Score by Innings: Mobile ..........:.....1.000 010 1—2 9 1 Memphis............... 101 001 x—3 6 1 Acosta and Devormer; Mitchell, Wannoth nnd Kohlbecker. and purifier. Ask for LEON* A R D l’S E L IX IR In the ydlow package. Refuse all substitutes. At all druggist*. ■ iu u iiiia a H N M N R n n a iiiiin in H n u iiiiiiiiR iiiiu n 4 4 t« 4 4 t4 4 4 4 t4 tttttm m t4 ttm tttttttttttt4 tttt» 4 t4 H H a t June Clearance Sale Great preparations "have been made b y .. the sales people themselves for this Big — A committee representing every -departm ent in the Store haa'picked the good* m i iade the prices—much less thnn sale price cost of the artd e. Great enthusiasm arid friendly rivalry h a s been manifested in *the effort to tasks Sales Peoples' Day” a record breaker. . , Clear Havana MADE IN SANFORD/THE CITY SUBSTANTIAL **The M ysteryIjjgfepen^ For P o p /* , By TAYLOR ON BALE AT ALL GOOD CIGAR STANDS im «»»w «m h h > ,< »» !> « « * 40 inch Flock Dot Voile Y ard......I ................... 40 inch Cortlcelli Printed Crepe. Yard ................ «Jr J 32 inch Madras Shirting Yard ............—...... ..... .. 12 yard Bolt Ecru Val Lace. Bolt ............ .Stamped Luncheon and Buf­ fet Sets, each...................... All $6.00 Brocade Girdles AM Ijiich | -MOM’N 116.00 Set Wallace Re-flj ducing Records, set V Boys’ All-thread Wool Suits ....... ...................1 1 Lot $6.00 and $6.50 Men’a Trousers, paiiJ 1 Lot $7.00, $7160 and ^8.00 Men's Trousers, pr 1 Lot $8.60, $9.00 and $10,00 Men's Trousers, 1 Lot $6.60, $6.00 and 1 $7.00 Straw Hats, each 1 Lot all wool swimming Suits, each— .....II..—J 2. Drop Head Sewing " Machines each 16c Plcg Phonograph Needles.......... ........... Genuine Kimlafk Fibre 27x64 Rugs, each....... White Enameled Milk Cans, 88c and........------' White Star Cookiqg I Pots, 88c and -------- 1 White Enameled 6 qt. '} 3owl and Pitcher. Thin Blown Tntnblers ' Leaf Dealgn, each....... 38 inch Silk Pongee YA nrrl as a u Cincinnati . Boston . .... Philadelphia Southern League Clubs: Memphis . ... New Drlenns A tla n ta........ Nashville . ... Mobile ......... Birmingham Little Rock . Chattanooga If you arc not quite the Feeds thal give fl results use E C I u I im : National League Clubs: New York f'hlcn'go . Brooklyn . Pittsburgh _ * - >1 Room* E16-S16 F irst N a tl Bk Bldg. Chicago 2*8 ; Cleveland 1-1 CHICAGO, June 26.—The White So* evened the series with Cleve­ land Wednesday, winning two games, 2 to 1, and 8 to 1, the first going 10 innings. Connnlly gave only hite, three of which were scratchy. In the second, Thurston allowed three hits. Wirtz, former Cub.catcher, broke into the Six line up. Score by innings: First Gnme Cleveland . ............000 000 100 0—1 Chicago .................000 000 1001—2 Smith and -Wyatt; Connnlly nnd Crouse, Wirts. Second Gnme Score by innings: Cleveland . .......000 001 000—1 3 1 Chicago . ........ 020 203 lOx—8 8 1 Roy, * Chcevec, Brnwer and Lakeland 8 ; Grlnndo 4 Myatt; Thhrston'and Crou^A ■ ORLAN D & Jnufc The Bull­ lneighteeitth;.^J..'..;...lfci<..;.2 4 ' !• * dogs blew up'idoim fngs’ fiu r nnd seven of.. Wediyesday afternoon's drizzly,contest out Tinker Field nnd the Lakelnmf Highlanders won the gnme 8 to 4, making it throe in 11 row from the skidding Bulldogs. Philadelphia 9-1; Boston 8-4 Score by innings: PHILADELPHIA, J#ne 26. — Lakeland M9 400t400-t-8 11 1 O rlando_____000 012 010^1 10 1 Philadelphia and Boston split even 1 Luther nnd Nance; Thompson on it double header Wednesday, ttyo homo Wmm.winning,4he,Jjjflt game, nnd FrunciVJ A I'MTUO 9 .to 8 in !0 inning^ and tho Braves the second, 4 to,d. 1 irst Guinn How They Stand | ■ Score by Finnings: Boston ...................001201 031 0—8 11 1 F l o r i d a . S i&***"*>* u l o UI lf u u iu--W c-1 ladelphin 00^ 022JJ004-«r-0-lO. i^r, Lucas, McNam­ L a k e la n d ? .” — ara and Gibson; 1 IfubGlffr, SteinSt. Petersburg oder. Couch, Glazner and Henline. Tnrnpn -----. Second Game Orlando . ....... Score by innings: Brmlentnwn . . Boston____ _____ .....103 000 000—1 Daytona . Philadelphia..... . . , 0 0 0 000 010—1 Cooney and Gibson; Mitchell, American League Steinoder and Wendell, Wilson. Chicago Cleveland . .. Philadelphia I f t IP * r. i * * Daytona 5: Bradentoan 3 BRADENTOWN, June 26.—Day­ tona played gv;od bail Uj take the finnl game from Brhdentown Wednesday, G to 3, The gnme was 3-3 from the fourth on and u ninth inning hatting bee burstAd up the old hull gnme. WpIcIi featured witli two extra bare drives nnd n couple of cimui cntches in left. Score by innings: Daytona . ...2....030 000 002—6 9 2 Brndeatown . 020 100 000—3 7 I Cooper and Livingston; H. John, son nnd McDuniel. »l ; St. Petersburg 6 ; Tampa I ST. PETERSBURG, June 26.— With the score tied nnd two gone in tho ninth. Cushion singled to right, scoring the winning run 1for the Saints here Wednesday, defeat­ ing Tampa, G.tq 4. Score by innings: * Tampa . J .......010 101 001—4 12 1 St. Petersburg 001 300 001—6 9 2 Gober, Sadler and Torres; Wolfe nnd Moore. * ., Washington Detroit ...... New York . Boston ....... They jAt present rims INCORPORATED St. I-niiU 000 030000—3 8 0 Single in Ninth Wins for St. Pet- Cfncimwll V*. > o6()020 000— 2 'T 1 5 ersburg Over Tampa—Lakeland Haines; and.'Gonzales; ‘Sheehan, Wins Third in How From ,, May, Ilonphiie andtU okrave. Orlando viritors hod n slugging spree in the third which brought in their three runs. Score by innings: Detroit . _____003 000 000—3 7 0 St. Louis ........100 000 001—2 0 1 Collins, Dauss ami Bassler; Shocker, Vangilder nnd Seyeretd. t .... Cincinnati 2-2; St. Louis 3-1 CINCINNATI. Ohio, June 26.-Cincinnati nnd St. Louis broke even tn two Tost nnd Well-played DAYTONA W INS 5 TO 3 CONTEST FROM GROWERS * ’ , , 10 a c r e s , j u s t ofT B e a r d a l l ; I m ­ p r o v e d : b a m , t e n a n t h o u se : c o r n and p e a s n o w o n place. A n o t h e r b a r g a in . > .. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .^ .... . . . . . . . . . . . . f All $3.60 Brassiere 04 tfldk 4^^.4 All Trimmed Hats under O * $10.00 ... * ..4^gJ AH Trimmed Hats over O } 10 »*•**«»«**4«*+*>•♦ri*» » ♦ $ * ^ 1 Lot Pumps, Strap Slip- 0 4 pers and Oxfords...........'.^4 1 Lot Pure Thread full 0 4 fashioned Silk Hose, pr 4 3 choice lots of Hand O J Bags, $1.50, $3.60.,..„.„76c White and Wyckoff Club Size Pound Paper, box .... 50c White and Wyckiff Club Size Linen Envelopes, pkg $1.50 Hand Painted Pot- 0 < tery Bud Vases...____ V $2.60 Piver'a Floramaye. Ts ter and Ex04 tract ..... 1 lot Chambray jyid Pei^. cale Creeper8......*I..r .^ 1 Lot Infant's, Soft Bole Slippers..... 1 Case Sanitsjy Kq. . . . . . . . . . . . . . fLiKwow Mtxru. rm o q l A / j VWERE HAJJ6 X « S W l W 1 FACE BCFORer OH-AH-HA* --------- X s o THIS J3 THE ©IRl. ^ / ^ j WHOWAS OOTPlOINO WITHPOPf-vreu. * ^ ' 1 ru-vtswe. fW i S i southing TO fiWtOHER AFTEg THE SHOW* r - — 1* p f e j f llfllllll ( n Ik j * n1 " i i ifWIHA • m jk EFFECTIVE JUNE 29, 1924. No 24 No. 23 Northbound DAILY SCHEDULE Southbound 3:56P.M. L v ......feanford, A. C. L........Ar. 2:25PJH. 8:15P.M. Lv Jacksonville, A. C. L. ....Ar.—8:15A.M. 12:3SA.M. A r..... Savannah, A. C. L. ....Lv.—4:05A.M. 5:35A.M. Ar......Columbia, Sou...... Ry. Lv, 10:55PJW. 9:30A.M. Ar. ... Charldtte, Sou. Ry. ....Lv.' 5:20PJd. 10:25A.M. Ar.—Sjmrtatiburg, Sop. Ry. Lv. 7:35PJH. 1:20P.M. Ar. .Hei<derebnvUle, Sou. Ry...Lv. 4:45PJM. 2:26P.M. Ar. .^sheoille, Sou. Ry..... Lv, 3i40P.M. miDflu l ^DSM’ A W - them HERE » EuERN fOdUN' tSTAGeDOORROMEtfS 3aorv\ e n o e CuERK S A N ew Through Train betw een Jackson ville and A sheville, operated via Savan nah, in connection with th e Southern Railway System . r a u . swear m woo TVtar TMfS Re siwace.Soip r*ve sen* oor Mrm Through S leepers Daily Between : ^ Jacksonville and A sheville j . WOOR 1r T T )( T W l i r # f f r | 1 BEEN DECEIOfM J T s I L ^ *famet&knouhf Walnut fin- | AWRRIEd OR NOT? * * •-*— ** * * « . * , M m * « * m+m , Dining ( ibia and Asheville lotte. Cars between ■: I * fS ■ # n il _. rf -INFORMATION Agent ** ■ ; 1 Lot Peter Pjrn Dimity 0 « Blouses...,— ^ ,;L , 9 1 Lot $3.60 Bibre Silk 0> . ■ Educa- V 4 �» I m t mvu5P''r s i t' .V '1 • •• • THE SALFORD HERALD, THURSDAY. JUNE 26,1924. PAGE Are t r i I Advertising rates Cash in Advance •«fd l A win k» r»— from pstrm s sad cal:__L _ 10c si tie* ---------- *• a. Has _____ . a* a Hu* ____ _ 4c a Use Vac* Type duuble above iieod datea aro for eat* Insertions. fworda of average length ! caonted a Una ism charge Joo for a n t tlOD. „ rttalAg Is restricted to r classification. •rror Is made The Bantruidr will be responsible ly one Incorrect Insertion, rartlser, for aubeeauent Tha office should be Immediately In ease of to A D n S a n i u i . I Herald rapresentatlva thorfamiliar with rates, rules asalflcatlon. will glva you ete Information. And if rlab. they will assist you In your want ad to make effectiva ,, 1MPORT1SAT If OTIC*. '" eertlsera should give their S or poatofflce addeasa aa u the|r<phohe '* .........Bomber If lire re«uli«. About one •,MP9 out or a thousand has a hen*, and . y»n others can’t iJegte wltn* !* you US your tsridresd. I if ♦lieoa IInsane* MUST he a la s c n a i nt The Bas­ il r raid office or by IrfTdlephoSa < <n.4«et|ai ape act valid. M f t sous. Prompt. Efficient S — 4 - i — ter For R ent Apartments RENJT—Two room houseapartm ent 710 Oak Ave- , Annex. [SALE—By owner, lAi acres land with six-room house, St. and Pecan Avo. Inquire “C. C.”^ care Heraldj SALE—Fivo acres?ln Mccco smock. All tiled, small bam, land equipment. Genuine barH. C. DuBose. BEST BARGAIN IN SEMI)LB COUNTY FOR QUICK 8 ALE |nice bungalowi 7 rooms; 13 d in groue; 45G orange i all bearing. Lake front. THRASHEIT & GARNER. IEAL,4ESTATE 7-rootn apartment house, IblOeks west of San Juan Oarit. Brings flO.OO per ibqut |b ?it bard road. Two well tiled; a baridea out. ... raRSBf j I bunaalows; close ondbUr. tei terras to suit. 0 Well located building Iota rt**dfcheats farms. fJProantlle business. Weekly average good, yoar rou- * %r eelllng, leaving town. *• well Improved farm on Lake lao on Dtale Highway. AU laiyiu suitable for dairying. M #> tun. •< x )I^E m ge Phone 303 IG liiC r I I P BUILDING Lost and Found m ’WANT t«r buy or sell­ ing?" If so advertise in BGainesville Sun.” ADVERTISING gets results if it reaches potential buyers. Palatka Daily News is circulated In an Industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. Johns County is reached through the SL Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents per word. Sample copy on request SPEED UP YOUR I/AZY LIVER Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonie Will Do It Aa a tonic wticn there la weak* nose and le«k or appetite, when a little exertion makes you feel tired, your leas dras. your back nnhra, your mouth taataa and your sleep la broken. Clem Jones Liver and Kidney Tonic le the one thlna that will restore your strength and enable you to enjoy Ilfs. Ct.Htt JONES LIVER AND KIDNEY TONIC, because of . .Its general TONIC and health-airing e(f< ct. has established Itself ne a recognised remedy for VntiPtD - UV 8 IL FBVLR. MALARIA AND COLDA CLEM JONES LIVER AND KIDVKT TONIC le not only beneficial a a liver medicine, hot .It eaer1ju*s a cleansing and ellmulatwg Mlluence In the stomach and bow els. Through Ita excellent ca thnrtlr properties bilious Imparttl»s which have Interferred with healthy processes era driven out. Take no PILLII while using the tnedlolne—the TONI8 ta all that le B#,n iB COST 1g_ BMALL—TUB b e n e f it is a w s r r —— ftaamillat ft Anderson. Sanford. Florida. , The A r t O f Beauty The Thoughtful Beauty FOR SALE— Ford Sedan inquire P. A. Mero’s Garage. VOR SALE—Jordan Blue Boy. Driven by owner, Perfect conditlon. Phone 231. TAKEN IN TRADE on new Nash cars, 1922 Bulck 6, 1922 Hupmoblle, Auburn 0, new one ton Ford1 truck cab and body. J. B. Skipper,, Baggetts Filling Station. ms ;e r FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — Horse, mower, rake, wagon and plow. What have you? H. Amotvsen. Box 91, Geneva, Fla. FOR SALE—Household furniture. , 601 Palmetto. FOR SALE—A one stable no sawdust $5 ton F. O. Hastings. N. E. Thigpen, Hast. A Handy Explanation (From the Kansas City Journal) “Daughter, I hope your fiance la not losing interest In you." "Impossible." “He seems a fine young man, but I find he has been sending tele­ grams to some person about peaches and pippins. “ Political stuff, maw, political stuff." BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD 1RXT lo Ralston, the secondN' line candidate developing early NKA Hervlco Writer. strength that makes him appear ns nW Yohic. June 00 —The’ a slrenhtc factor In tho final show­ Democratic committee. In pre- down Is John W. Davis, of West "• * * j taring lor the New York conven­ Virginia. »•*«& Dnvis."'mihouih presented ns j tion, foresaw a long drawn nut TOM MOORE eTIckelH of ndmh'-slon 10 the \Vcst yifpiplq’s tavorlts son. is a OrTOMETBIST cnrskwaHUkuui for ltL. New York ntioinoy, with Morgan <-n amine- Ms thirl XllsniM Ills daT-Jr. Tlfyi pr^wtflys lor*n loncrr" OPTICIAN _ •mn _ .thnn k... Ik.t 1l«i, lit* that >el.>. attending thv I i IsoiIh tkrUn he will'lnherlt n largo * 221 E. First St. block of ihN Smith Imllols when record deadlock In Raltlmnre In ever the sirung|h at the New York I * PHO; . 1313 when Champ Clark, with n PHONE 410 rate. | ______ _ _ _ _ _ usUoia.htaUiDHMiwU'isJ*"' .jsocerrtbrubegins' to dislktegrale t ome—* -— ah!* iBTfSH1wiMliF , jsVfcsmtssqNeMi hmssssr.-iuuH-som z.nrr*a y Ihlrdi And went down to defeat*, ol. first-from Bmlih drfpgates oul< side Nsw York, for New York’s >0 Scheile Main when the deadlock broke In favor voir* will slick through thick nnd of \\g£fh'ow Wilson. thm to the magnetic man from the •I- LAWYER Ji.vT'ns C lark held a m a jo rity a t i :.im Bids. Doubtless they will vo'.s R nltim nrs. b u r lost th e nomination, to rratki the thud selection unanls o nro McA.loO n nd Bmlih likely to I- — Court House nious, ehoukl someone other thnn hold n j i v r i c r t t y nt r.ome tim e dur*, Bml|h bo the nominee,, but thrv ‘ Sue tho balloting In New Y ork, only will do so la a d.asc. scarcely realiz­ to find th e n ec es sary “32 vo le s still ing what has happened. beyond a t t a i n m e n t . I FOR SALE CARS FOR SALE BY IIA URY B. HUNT HERR are some types of beauty which are more per­ manent than others, which, have a more enduring. If not eo vlvbl an appeak Faces which we romembor Idng after wo meet u v li owners, Facts that reflect some* thing of the soul. of. the character. Of such a type is the thoughtful beauty whose clear eyes look out from .under Ape. level browa whoso well as sweet, whose chin has character as -well aa curves . Title la a beauty which U more of outline than color, which does not only belong . to youth, but la an ornament of age. The ancients divided feminine types of beauty into three, the Vonua, the Juno, and tho Minerva types. The Venus merely emphas­ ised physical beauty, the Juno was the maternal type, the Mtnfcrva the / T if t a c c u m u la tin g b itte rn e ss In thoughtful or Intellectual. Tho t h o battlo betw een th e so two Minerva type la one of tho highest cajiipj. e a c h of w hich will hold a In our modern civilization, ft la v o te av le ast nuWclent to veto Ihs sensitive, finely atrung and capa­ e h o p es of t h e o th e r , m a k e s the ble of notable achievements. The nom ination of e ith e r of t h e r e Histcolouring of thla type Is. as f have ballut le a d e rs m ost Improbable. Winifred Lenlhan said, not so Important aa the con­ Bernard Bhaw's “Knlnt Joan" tour, the modelling of their feat­ p ABLY maneuvering nmong dele* ures. They may be fair, or med­ -s gallon traders makes It nppear ium. or dark, but they will al­ Oliva, her hair dA rk. shs cbootoa If she Is fair, Hint Ralston may be Ihs first bene­ ways have a fine, directness of In* Ashes of Host-s. ficiary of n considerable part of Ihe tclltgence. They will disregard si) Mandarins. Her clear eomplezlon McAdoo strength If and when the eccentricities of attire, of colffurei, will respond to ths warmth of But this typp, - breakup begins. or of adornmont, comb their balr Peaches powder. LaHon Is seeond rhrlfe for a In classic simplicity, conforming to above all others, must ssp*rlnu‘nt.< Ve» y considerable bloel/ of Mc.Vioo tha lines of the bead, and leav­ for ths slightest gartshness will delegate*, particularly1 from the ing Jhe forehead free. Bhort hair ruin ths dignity which Is an ea, middle west nnd south. The first of the new style which clings to aentlal of her charm. cont-ldrrnllon for thsse Uclegnice The thoughtful type of beauty the head is not Incompatible with thla type, ana la very often sul|ed jhaa sno pltful Into which ah** must. Will bo the liuerinnalmu. In,thb pnrly platform, of n specific nnd to her direct straightforwardness. not falL Because she does not at tlcnrcut pl-tnk denting with iiprlTho hair should ba smooth and tract a t first sight Ilka her showier, culfurhl reliefl Wuh such n t>fiin|t brushed to trilltanca. It may be more Mvacloua slstcra. she may udopled,. they feel ih.il )talst<>q, slightly waved, bat without any force an unnatural gaiety, wear more -startling - dresses, agd , In , ntiM lo McAdoo, .»>fier» t|»e I*-*t suggestion of artificiality. chance as a- candidate who t-.m The thoughtful type does not other ways, defeat her own natU’wl stand |mt on it •> inpaihellenllv niul* dtedaln the use of cosmetics. Bho charm. To her I would say, ha nt tho same lime hold other ele­ merely demands the bout, and usea yourself, and you will llks a u p s ­ ments of supioirt pecvwmry to hot evsntuolly attract to yourseif It with discretion. This conserva­ e-trry nn election. tive typo ot woman, when she thoao types which are congenial to Nett to a real dirt-farmer enndlwears rougs in th* daytime, she your trus nature. Whereas If you d?te. such ns Davis ol Kansas. wh*» chos.a a ahado that tones so per­ assume a fictitious personality. It tu d d carry none bm ngr»< ulitn.|l will neither lmpr-as the frivolous, fectly with her own eelor that, put nvilts. fhilnlon U'prc»enie«l ns Hup on illacrselty. It merrily Intensifies hor gain the attention of the real man most sauvfavtury to a^iicuithe little flush on her cheek and the friends which your owu thoughtful ,gltnt In her eyes. If her skin Is charm would make. m is c e l l a n e o u s ; FOR SALE — McClaren and lop cord tires and tubes. Gt gas, oil, best accessories. Ft I Service Station, First and Phone 447-L3. FOR SALE—Two good milk" one calf. One hundred fifty them. Would trade on recent : Ford. Logan Mercantile Co., ueneva. Fla. Rooms For Rent FOR SALE — One 120-gal. home water plant. Hoolehan-Coleman FOR RENT-Rooms. Wouldn’t Co. you be oble to use the money se­ cured by renting that vaennt room FOR SALE—White Leghorn hens, $1.25 each. Mrs. J. W. Penning- \ now going to waste? There are ton, 1911 French Are. many persons looking for placaa to Help take care of them and FOR SALE—Florida Marrel black­ berry plants and Cavendish ban­ not only mako money but assist In ana plants. D. L. Smith, St. Cloodi keeping people in Sanford. Phone Fla. 148 and give your ad over the tel­ ephone. Use The Herald for quick FOR SALE—One refrigerator 5J» service. One baby carriage 10.00 Enquire FOR RENT—Two large, cool con­ 907 Laurel Are,____________ •- ■ necting furnished housekeeping FOR SALE—Alrdsle, female, six rooms. 312 East 5th St. months old. This dog is an in­ FOR RENT—One furnished and tense InL Ch. Abbey King Nobbier one unfurnished house. W. J. bred bitch, the blood of the world’s Thigpen, Brumlcy-Puleston Bids. famous winning alrdales. Sold ta reduco stock. Price $30.00. Phone 671-J. :o n while the following of other GRADUATE VETERINARIAN the utunl imllilnil eonsldernllont, Aoottt 203 Conrad Building that of Al Bmlih In his bome-sinto Phones: Office 20. Horn# 21 deloRatlon pnrtnkos of np emotionnl fervor that defies analysis. DELAND, FLA. To them he Is tho ons heroic figure In the convention. They icfu>o to lift their eyes beyond him WUaon Welding & Radiator even to tonsldcr second choice po«sll'tllllcs. They admit of nu seconJ Works • choice. There l» a erusudlag. almost rcll•if We Ratal wo C4 gold A.* glims spirit In their championship that amount* lo worship- Just as 1ANFORD, FLORIDA the okI story of the native New Yorker's gwNtmphlcul horizon endImawlih the Hudson ri'er was eqr- 1 net. iwerytlling west of lh.lt hiring v il-lriness, m>is the ixditual vision W. J. Thigpen i>r New Yorkris nt th< eonvrnlkHf < li-ivitovl lw,.H fcmi'h 11*■l» the t-C- . Real Eatato and Insurance vainiim ami the «ud «-i their hoi*-*, ilio ohlv thing du'j will cuii»idcr Puleston-Brumley Bldg, e>» tl. Iqf n laomciit fianford, Fla. Hill. .iLo nisi i» i h n r I* n vasl - ll*V*I iHfHYftlll U r »»!••»% H i”*! ol ♦ h r | llliiliiiit iii.ii i* An <-•ie;»; Hare I* -. Uiii; -iioi nununiao- .laalv of ,«li ■<; g.iles lioia ool-nlv ,Ni«* Yoek who eitlima -i* e m a i l thnmuh the New V n rk er * H I * ’ “I'liiv m o M- Aduo, C ii-iijii. HUui- v.!l.i-> and-a -half iksark iriftrs a* t-iu illv dr-n nblj ’ iin-l t-Miinllv likely to iliag down tho coven u iimiuiiitUon 1 Seminole Printery QUALITY PRINTING Fhona 404. 9th and French ii-ygisn Sanford Novelty Works V, C. COLLBB PTC*. -U — Elton J Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank BMff. Sanford, Florida George A. DeCottea Attorney-at*Lsw A Oter Seminole la rk S an fo rd , Fred R. W1 41T0RNKY-AT-I Pint National “ * Sanford ------- Sanford Sign Shop •jvV APPROPRIATE LETTERING For All Ciaases.of Work 107 NortI >rti Banff Banford Avo \t gw i • ,8i!Vr GEORGE McMANUS J O tiT H AK<, . a R O O ^ O IM PRO M T j o *7 Y H e c o N v e r s t to r i -*■ r -| HALL ,----------- A ltO jN T Y 9 ■ S V ifc ^ HSat * I firms rat Iks* sad MUt Week CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER ■IT CsssssereUt atrset DR. R. M. WELSH F' rnmlidnlrs can be measured W FATH ER b A tf -U iN T X • v / H 'f O O rt T 'f O O O T A C U Y T O r ’ I CARR** A . AROUM n J t .H ouses For Rent WANTED—Men and women to sell mgatown lots In St. Petersburg. FOR RENT—New 6-room bunt low and garage, Gindcrville, $18 Summer prices. Double your money next winter. Liberal terms to buy- per month. Phone 571-J. crs. Good commission to agents. VACATIONISTS A. D. Powers, Box 1759, St. Peters­ DAYTONA BEACH burg, Fla. I am prepared to offer furnished houses and apartments for summer season—month, week or week-end. Phono or write. HARRY M. HOWARD, 514 Main S treet Phone 743-W Daytona Beach. FOR RENT — 6-room house newly finished throughout Good loca­ tion. 209 6th St. __________ FOR RENT — After July 1 s t 9 room house on corner of 0th S t and Palmetto. Thrasher & Gamer. f f a s h i n f f io n By B. 5 t DOUGLAS W W W W V V .V Help W anted ROOMS W ANTED LEARN ABOUT Polk County and MATERIAL LOST aa opportunity ts kl l-akclnnd, through the Star-Telo* /♦»! D—Two unfurnished con­ abreast with the tithes by'L Rram. Best advertising medium in ag rooms by year round, M iltACLttC orttreli rending the classified pago'/tJ South Florida Published mornings, r dose in. Write R. W. cement Work?' budd­ your daily newspaper. T Smr-TelcgTem. Lakeland. Fla._ ' bare Herald. _______ ing blocks, irrigation hoses. J. R. want ada contain many.inter—. COLirMOLbJ.lO aJ I.KlKJEIl *Class- TerwHIeger, Prc> Vi yfi D — Two unfurnished _ messages. I t will pay yos ta I • utm. udai.__ Ulcd’uda. I.kvt __, the T_r, largest circu­ .-3*. O. Box 873. them daily. la r l a i l o n f In I 40iutl»vve*ter»» Ueorgla. Lumber and .-® MateriaF*; r U i e 9c f t-w n r d )- < ln a < Carter Lumbal Cuimpany LOST—Large airdalo . . . dog, iter N. Laurel 'b u __Phone 565. ADVERTISE in the Journal-Ilerwith no name on plate, answer! • aid," South Georgia’s greatest HILL LUMBER CO. House of to name of “Mixer.” Return*to E. newspaper. Morning, afternoon, Service, Quality gnd Pries B. Tyler, Winter Park, phone 581. | Reward. weekly and Sunday Classified rates lOo per ltn«.‘ Waycross JournalI LOST—Between Enterprise and De I SHOW INCREASE Herald. Waycroas. Georgia. £, Land Junction, fiber suit case. 1 Name, Tina E. Tucker, on Testa- • TO REACH the prosperous farm­ JENA, Thuringia, June 20.—Dr. ment inside. I.cave at Methodist! ers and fern growers of Volusia Abel, director of the institute of Orphanage, Enterprise, and recclva county advertise in the DeLand hygiene in Jena University, has reward. Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Compiled statistics showing the with order. increasing amounts of grain used A LITTLE WANT AD in The in brewing in Germany between Miscellaneous Herald will bring you big re­ 1018 to 1922, and says these fig­ sults. VAdvertise those old articles ures impress brewers more favor­ ______ W anted______ you have stored away and have ably than they do specialists In WANTED—Suntora Dullness men no use for. A little thirty-cent ad hygiene. who are in need ol enmpetent The investigator says that from may bring you several dollars. help read tho clsettled Phono 148 and a representative the beginning of September. 1920, page should of The Herald. . There’s Oft to September, 1922, German will call to see you. brewers used 41 times ns much reason for sending out-of-town for FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando food-tuffs in making beer ns the help when there Is probably Just momng Sentinel; largest classi­ foreign Quakers contributed for the person you want In tha city. fied buaiueaa, rule lc a word, min­ the relief of underfed German imum 24c cash with order. children. The increase of the al­ Are You Going to Build a Ns1 AUGU&Lh CHRONICLE— Au­ coholic conzent of beer is deplored Horn or Tut on a New Roof? gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest by Dr. Abel, who says alcoholism classified medium, rate cash .09c has increased in Germany in direct charge. . 10c per lino, minimum proportion to the increased man­ Special Summer Prices ufacture of heavier beer. .30c. Makes a DlffereneeMAINE—Watarvlllo, Morning Sen­ (From Louisville Courier-Journal) GALVANIZED IRON tinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ Emerging from the County Court ple arc Interested in Florida prop­ House, the leading legal light of COMPOSITION ROOFING erty. Reach them through the Plunkvillc went down the street Sentinel. Rate card on applies- using vigorous language. STRIP SHINGLES tlon. “That ignorant numbskull on tho bench—’’ PALM BEACH COUNTY—The Such was tho burden of his iiiun-'ers scene of stupendous developmentCHASE & CO. ZUv’J, Sule* of Read about it In the Palm Beach monologue. Phone 503 1'jJU amounted to a Post.. Sample copy sent on re-[ “ Do you mean the Judge you were lauding yesterday as a local quest.____ I* Is estimated that Solomon?’’ asked n friend. during the p;i TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily “Tho same.” WANTED—Bookkeeper would like I»•.-iblie least tlt'J.000.003 Times, the great home daily, “Then you lost your ense today, position as substitute during rate lVic per word, minimum I take it.’’ ills summer. Box 809 Sanford. chargo 25c cash with order. Write U. at for complete rato card.__________ 5NT—Two furnished apartjiti; two unfurnished apartCall Palms Hotel. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—Pen|RENT—Two apartm ents Cor. sacflla Is beginning the greatest de­ St. and Oak Ave. Call velopment In Otnrhla’s history; a half million dollar highway the ---- .beach . . Just . -finished; ft- s ato two gulf mll|lon dodar bridge arrosn Escgmhln flay started; quarter million dnllnr opera house under rnnstruc:EAL ESTATE ty>n: two millions being spent -on Irfhway; greatest chance for live hl«T to get In on ground SjCTi? — CeteVy1 f ir in g :'a ll devMopere ftoni. Write Development Depart­ and prices. It will pay you ment The Pensacola News. us if you are going to buy. | k I! at the owners' prices, WKAt v l u r . i N l A —6’U rk s b trr g i T h e C larksburg E x p o n en L . m o r n in g iy Including Hunday, morning Issue. | SALE—5-room bungalow, all I cent par word, tnlnDnun■ m .ft Jem, on Laurel Ave, 14,000, TO REACH* BUYBRS or yelirre of I'sS td i—Groom house, inorfFlorida real eitate ndrertfsc in water, lights and gas, well the St. Petersburg Times. One cent shed. Lot 75 ft. front on Park cent a word dully, two cents a word 13,500. T c r u u ^ _ *>- Bldg. — ,u I THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTICLES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKS FOR YOU iford Daily Herald lnt-a d , A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 26, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Its Rich a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s d is p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1924 SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 73 Chief Jap Customs Force Apologizes Demonstration For S 'omen r i f P I* Yorkers W earing “ ------ ------- g A gain Committee Woman of Oklahoma P layin g B ig Part in F ight Behalf Tariff ^ill [kHorse Booms gin to Weaken F loridans Join In McAdoo Parade Llution Committee [ Deadlock But Is biting Out Matters Jerry Carter Leads in Demonstration For E x-T reasu ry Head By r T l T d BAN Utor The Sanford Herald. U but there seems llttlo bpd his getting two-thirds ty. > McAdoo himself is losing This morning be telephoned )asking him to save day..by l a speech in opposition’ to troduetion of the Klan eoniy in the convention. He rctltat only a flood of enthusiIrer some such m atter can him into nomination, nfe to pialGa successful dark a like trying ‘ [cat is going several i. Th e stock Carter Glass ebb end jit If being lost *sight of. 'it'show ing strength. Hit r, Tom Taggart, is a shrewd ITand ie conducting d clever rerful campaign. ButrTagalmost ho; the person of the mah hale ting. Underwood hasn't a i unless the AntLKlen end ponibitlon pienka aro Udged defeats already a t the Republicans, the j »*n 'f o r the nomln/ tremendous demonstration ration today, for Al Smith it be token too seriously nthuslasm of the dem o? m ust not be taken, as en« l.of delegates for Al Smith New York Governor's Friends Stage A Demonstration Which Turns The ConvenUon Into Pandemonium NEW .YORK. Jun? 27.—Friends of Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York turned the Democratic National Convention Thursday into a shrieking pandemonium of sound, terrifying in its formless, terrible din; exhaustingtin its duration. They howled, yelled, screamed and sang from densely crowded illcrics, fringing the uproad with • steely clamor of fire sirens, horns, bells, bands and every known variety of mechanical noisemaker. They flooded the aisles of the convention floor itself,' almost to the obliteration of the Smith delegates who ably aided the clamor. They waved huge Smith LDISON SQUARE GAR[New York, June 26.—It hi a small clothing store ith Avenue and the prohri had asked what the bilities of John W, Davis [fpr the nominatin, indi- F'ormef Governor James M. Cox, k he thought Davis was nominee of Democrats a t conven­ four years ago, has been Ecellent. choice. When tion placed in nomination again. [ned Davis for 25 years been attorney for J. P. tn, the proprietor imcly denounced him declarLt such a man would never | a Democratic nominee and L became an informant. Hu how Just one month ago [ as the lawyer for • telecompany had succeeded in r the telephone rates In New |ver f 1.00 per month. KnowU, it had yet never occurred i that Dgvis was ipso facto imy of people. following of many other canl are doubtless in the same A man7 stopped Bryan, on Ireeta this morning wanting ike hla hand. Ho declared is an old admirer of Bryan It on.his coat lapel he wore n f button. How could a hum supporter of A1 Smith with pronounced anti-prohibition and yet be an admirer of ? Ha .'couldn't be. The q with this man)was that he rted Smith not on account uf rlnclpala for whieh ho stood YOKOHAMA, June-OT:—Tkochief ‘ * of *tho * Yokohama customs Jtoms force rcc has afiologizcd apologized to tho United Spates consul, Kemper, for discourteous treatment to which American passengers of the steamship Presides! Madi­ son were subjected by mpmbcrs o f his staff. Some Americanpassengers ‘of the. Madison wore forced tdifMdergn’an llimi* unify 'rigorous examination when the Vessel arrived‘hare June 24. S TWO PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES Taggart Begins To Work For Ralston Says Former Ohio Governor n aa Vision To See And Courage To Follow Faith of Woodrow Wilson NEW YORK, June 27.—Declar­ ing that former Governor James M. Cox, of Ohio, “became a national figure at th at moment in 1020 when only a few had tho vision to see or the courage to follow the new faith—the now politics! relig­ ion of Woodrow Wilson," Newton wor in rPresmv D. woaci, Baker, ocvivtui secretaryjr ui of way ident Wilson’s cabinet, today again plaeed Coxa’ name in nomination for tho presidency before the Dem­ ocratic national convention. “Without hesitation or wavering, he fought the long 1U20 tamp >>*> , “dubaUtig Without doubt, appealing to our higher emotions, battling back the tide of ills which, rising out of the chaos of the worid, fin­ ally included us with the peoples of Re, has become the nation’s favor­ ite. “In her name. I present to you Ohio’s three-time governor, her successful executive, her construc­ tive leader, her son who bore the banner of our principles bravely and b)am elw Iy > . a o»t!pn«l W test, her sin who has had the vision to see where America’s opportunity now la and has the cour«gn.and ca­ pacity to lead us to that realizet,on‘ r V ' “1 present to you the namo of W iliam J. Bryan Is Received With Big . .^wation Once More McAdoo D elegates a Eager to vote Befoi Platform Presents NEW YORK, June 27.—Re­ port* that the big Pennsylva­ nia delegation has been doing a little informal noae countig and found itself much in­ lined to shift to the camp, of enator Underwood during the anticipated ballot atrugRoyal S. Copeland, of New York, about whom much is gle on presidential nomina­ being Senator said as a compromise candidate between 8mith and McAdoo and tion, found favor today in the Josephus Daniels, former secretary of the navy, who is being mentioned $ars of Underwood men. They professed they had no direct E K J “ , M*Shirked nia Ability. • “For three terms ns her govem— this son of Ohio demonstrated or, onto demons tk XCoo^pjawd ow pmgf^ 3) ^ — ------w V ." M otions ea lers i 27.—UWtIton Gordon lore Justice Belgium A grees To GAINE8VILLE, June 2 7 .-A . P. lack of the department of chem- me 27/— sd Thurt- proMcu' hanged on Augi on May 19, of ! j r„ son of the i line perish, has Platform C6ifi Is Still Stru On League D and Ku Klux < .Are Nominal information, however and sent tho rumors along as they had received them for what they were worth. The Ralston boom hit the conven­ tion floor today. Taking advantage if an hour’a delay in starting proeedings. Thqm/u Taggart, pilot of be Ipdiana senator’s candidacy, rent into action personally ana sith great vigor visiting about a Sherlff Hand And Jacksonville Of- Court Upholds Objections of lozen delegates and talking to fleer Discover Missing Jewelry Thomas Felder Who b Counsel the vigor and antics of tho dem- Ralston with leaders. j . He. amIUd And Dlamopds At Apartment Por Former Department of onstrators at first, but growing a broadly and said he was greatly of Andrew Chandler Jostlce Agent little restless tq get on with the pjessed. business that brought them to Ne>v " Virginia delegates after a caucut , Following the arrest in Jackson, NEW YORK, June 27,—Sucre, York. today declared Carter Glass could vlllc early Tuesday morning of tary of the Treasury Motion Thurs­ Roosevelt Pulls Trigger count on full and united strength Andrew P. Chandler on charges of day was called as a witness for the It was the word of Franklin D. of his home state delegation in the being the robber, who for the past Roosevelt, naming the governor as move to make him the Democratic few months has been responsible defense a t the trial of Gaston B. Now York’s choice for the prcsl- nominee. for a dozen robberies of fashion­ Means, former special agent of tho dentail nomination, that pulled the . Upon the nomination of Governor able residences department of justice, and Elmer trigger to set tho mad turmoil Cox by Newton D. Baker, a demon, section of that IncitytheandAvondale of the W. Jnmecke, charged with violat­ going. Long before he reached tho stration wns staged and also when climax, however, it waa plainly evi- Gov. Charles W. Bryan of Nc- Firat Baptist Church several weeks ing the prohibition laws. dent that the stage had been net bntska, brother of the great Com- ago, Sheriff C. M. Hand and HUam C. Todd, special deputy f»r such an outbreak as has r a r e f y ' At mention of h l| name Patrolman C. M. Lqvett of the (Men v known anywhefe, for a n y th e invention rose cheering and ofnwtMH Mia JawvMrtO the valuo reason. ' Iseveral western delegations staHed fli |4,000 t<l (WIO at bt Chandler’s Phanfilnp'a home bnmn in in tkla this testimony to topics nertalitini For the firat time, high ranging | a parade around the hall. Once oi the subject of the indictments. city Thursday morning.. . galleries.of the dingy old hall weru again the Democratic convention J The court upheld objectlqm Chandler, according reports jammed. UiuuiLtuaktiun—They were rsn g with shouts.of_i!Hurrah |0r in b iN coming fruiii.J a c k s o n v ille ,.czzi: Tnpa n v ktroffi cT. jfs. to .ip eaJTeged conf#seed-to officern that thousands - of New—York folk.’, ’’Should Auld Acquaintance JB*k. removel from the’ Overholt Distil­ armed with contrivances to atd lit Forgotten” and other tunes of bid lery in Pittsburgh of 2JJ60 cases the salute to their favorite son they days when Wm. Jennings Brydn, and 42,000 gallons of whiskey on had planned. Only the constant, now delegate from Florida, was the forged permits .obtained by a man urging signals of the Smith cap. party's. Undisputed leader, named Goodman. • taina in the New York delegation W. G. McAdoo entered upon pnFelder then asked the secretary block on the floor and hurried other busy day of conferences at whether these permits had been trips of messsge runners kepfa the his hotel headquarters. To daU he found in the Mellon National Bank gallery gods reasonably well in has not attended a session of he in Pittsburgh as collateral for loan check until the final moment. convention and friends said pi >hto'Goodman. This question also was barred. Secretary Mellon testified that ha hnd an interest in the Overholt distilleries. Mr. Mellon said he had talked with J. W. Hubbard of New Jersey about the liquor transactions which caused the indictment of Means. Ho said Hubbard told him ha had id money to a friend for ra­ according to the program, as it ad ise of whiskey but th a t he had been understood by tho majo ty got neither the whiskey nor tna of the delegates. 1 money. Mr. Mellon said he than I t had bekn arranged that w en referred the matter to Internal the name of Cotorado waa ca ed Revenue Commissioner Blair for for presenting nominations ne ihveatlgatlon. , state would pass, and that when bo Mr. Mellon described a visit that clerk called Cohnectlcut, that Itto he said L. II. ScJtlfe. a Washington would yield to New York, and 1r. Rooeevelt would nominate G r. ernor Smith. B ut when the name of Colorf o wee celled, tho delegation i • nounced from the fldor th at t Molion to assign him to would pats, and then suddety prohibition affairs. J Chairman Watah Interrupted to 11said he told the attorn nounce that the chair recognil i would refer the quest Governor Sw eet.. The governor (• BJalr. hut that Hcaift dl llvered a speech seconding the b . to discuhs It with Blair. Adoo nomination and the McA< o - e r ■"? _ their demonstration a t the p© t from which they left off Wedn • day afternoon. Meanwhile the Smith peo; e waited. Quiets Down for McAdoo The McAdoo demonstration qttt ► ed down after a few minutes, no * NEW YORK, Ji ever, and Mr. Roosevelt plot I address, Fred Vsi Governor Smith In nomination. * lorida Professor Is iwarded Scholarship A l i s t : ■1* ^ V m -a . 4 1 <9 Rumor 1Pennsylvania D elegation Favors Alabama When the ‘ •Contest is Apparent * for the fourth session ,iod the Democratic National venthm engaged in • clear! away preliminaries to the ! fight ahead. While the Platform Cotbmittee is still struggling in secret session to find , some agreement on planks covering the Ku Klux Klan and League of nations issues, the convention Itself went In for hearing the re­ maining nominating speeches. With ten candidates already placed in nomination .at least five more are on waiUng list today and several seconding speeches, also on program. ' * Order of business called for jk consideration of the as nominating spee ■Idored, but McAdoo fareas , pressing to take start on bsltoti before the platform cornea,'In. The comblned'forcea oppaeed McAdoo, declared McAdoo nub g en wanted ’ to let their deloi ttona get started on balloting 1 fora they ara obliged to taka a | altlon on the Ka - Klux Klan the platform, coming from the ,were that th e n Newton Kellogg, of New York. Under laatnwtioM f Both Senator Walsh and Baker ware under Instruc from their delegations to j that the klan be named. 9a Welsh offend a plank to > pllsh that end, but hla was on) of nearly a. dozen that hod prepared. All of these w en | before the Ontire committee. Ant-klan leaden in the go tlon followed closely the betl tho committee ei threats of a fight on the convei floor, unless there was a cleai declaration in the committee d ‘They said they hsdtjesn bavin, formal polls of the delegat the eonveaUi �■■I - it' » j ! A ' | r+*i v THE SANFORD IIERXT.D. THintSflAY, TOOT: kl#' .» p MUNICIPAL P O O L IS ENDORSED BY JUNIOR CHAMBER uniieu oiaies — — 1 'Continued from page 1.) otherwise for purposes of informa­ tion.” . Both tho Whits House and the athte department have maintained that despite the Interests of the United States in the early opera­ tion of the Dawes plan this gov­ ernment would not participate in any discustion Involving political issues or problems in Europo. It has been asserted emphatically also that in tho view of the United atates; there la nothin? In tho Dawes plan which entails uny obligation on its part in connec­ tion with the execution of the plan. DEMOCRAT! CCONVENTION—FIRST SESSION S. Pond and Roy McKnabb. Luncheon: H. 8. Maipas, Glenn Wimbish and Earle E. .tones. Preceding tho adoption of by­ laws, election of officers and tho disposal of other business, tho meeting was addressed hy several members o ' the visiting delega­ tions. Miss Jeanette Simmons, little n w 4 yenr ago artd which Mira Simmons spoke were: elim­ inated signs nlong county high­ ways; aided in raising a fund of $7,000 with which to advertise Tampa nt the national. Realtors ____ _ ___ _______ ______ A«s<xiatirn: organized a citizenthe United* States under the I ship committee: Inerrarrd \ <t|no l.riedn treuty with Gcrihany. I Hat In Tampa 100 per cent; did ex -, —---------------------j tensive bra* tifieation work In c ity ;. "Therefore we tnuo 3 country,” he said, " 5 * 3 Pcrienced in adsninlJHl capable of restoring f ? ami'll'11,irtW cfn thej .i r u jLp ^ m Tm and tho congress. T h ^ J tions arc rare, but I , 2 1 no experiment. T h is^ S is history; it has hroUJ?S cst eommendaticn from uJ! of this state, men and publican and Democrat ^ 5 city dweller. « lilr t*f*1 His inaugurntion „ J Mropld mark the beginning > * <' ■K . V —' . entative Draft latform IS Sciltl| dentj . R.ofCalhoun. second vicn-presi-1 c. | n tb f Tamn« o-ernir.ation• ft Siin-t ^m m ilipp »*<* mmi-w of th- inihwi-hi nfoom pSinen't'bf'tw ^J J n ta n d th e c o n g ^ (Continued fron. psgc I.) - fingl appeal to some of the mem. oJJfc R°o*vcit said u 6 fnJ wider service *'!VCnh-8,1 OPW lor M «;iiC [ I . ^ t f i e k Uic i\ian the inapt troubleson*. proposition beforo th : sub­ commit too is tiie nlank dealing with the league of nations. It was l«:idcd to take up the most controverted irtbfeets first in ah effort to illspoae (ft them before the commi-teo-c ii uad become fatigued hy theiv long hours and arduous labors. Under this arrangement, |l<e league question came un first and after an hour and a half of discusslop, a nub-qoinmitlcc of three wm named io fake .“cvernl propomls which had been submitted and whip them Into shajic for conVi<leraMpt1. Newton If. Baker, secretary o fw rr under Woodrow Wilson, nmi a league advocate, headed the com­ mittee of three. Tacit instructions to tho sub­ committee were to take .Dm first oaragraph of the plank submitted by former Buprcme Court Jti*i John H. Clarke os 'president of tho loaguc of nations Non-Partisan Association; add to that the whole league plank,, submitted nt public sessions Wednesday by Owen D. Young of New York, who w h s a member of the Dawes reparations commission and to write in sug­ gested methods for American co­ operation with other nation, in preserving the peace of the World. " ’It is of supreme importance to civilization and mankind that America be placed and kept on the right aide of the greatest moral ieatlon of all time and therefore e Democratic party ronew. its declaration of confidence in the Ideal of wprld pence and In the Uaguu of nations an d the world court of Justice as together con­ stituting the supreme effort of tho statesmanship and religious con­ viction of our time to organizo the S -hh.vm-me'n rtrmi nr •"ibhe r t^e 18th amendment or the enforce* went act. This was ,ln line with Tccommsndatlons of most of the "flry” leaders. A.plank declaring for immediate Independence lor the Philippine i under provisions of tho Jones' law alao wi^a .agreed upon tentatively. I t recites that the conditions to in­ Wr iM 111 UUW II III Wf dependence laid down in tllub that |U law. tho establishment and maintenance of a stable government, have been compiled with. While tho committee waa conaidering tho prohibition or law en­ forcement plank, John T. Flood of tho association against the pro­ hibition amendment, Issued a state­ ment declaring that John 1(. Mc­ Cann, member of the platform coni mlttco for Pennsylvania, would make a fight beforo th entire comrtiittee for a declaration for mod­ ification, of tho Volstead act nnd ,thafc«lf he failed thero he would w n ^ U io fight to the convention. Besides tho Klnn, and thu league issues, another troublesome ques­ tion is that of agriculture spokes, men ./or this industry have exrtrtwed varying views as to whnt H1®* ,dc*lra but committeemen belnyM thoy could present a plank which would harmonize all ex­ empt possibly the wishes of the ex­ tremists. • Only three party "wheel horses” aro re 'tried in the committee of 11. • T ‘,ry. .I™!3 ra“lr ife H nocticut; former chairman of tho national committee. .. AowcUtid wJUi them are a num­ ber of the nowor party leaders, in­ cluding Senator Waiah of Massa­ chusetts, Representative Finla J. u arrett of Tennessee, Democratic ?r J n 11,0 of rtpreaentatfVeA/ Senator Key 8. Pittman of Senator R^ibert L. Owens of.Okuhoma, fornfar Secretary of Wan Newton D. Baker, W. H. O brien of Indiana, William A. Ayroa ° r Kanaaa and Joseph A. Kellogg of New York . * •^•Concluding their public hearings r than hod been anticicummitteemen decided to r .l block, lu rth .r down-' BT gatberyd around a clr- ■M m T sssO enw vseeti.,,, „ ' • ? public opinion will regain tk l.iith. \Vc nerd ri ....... i-* nave niiscn acute bcvoi dreanu of our furcfutha calling for the itcsdy guidfc Close-up view of the Convention Hall ju st after the tlelejwtes had been called to order by Cordell Hull, tem porary chairman. On tho plntforn of one whose voice will be can be seen Hull, Norman E. Mack, Alfred E. Smith. Cardinal Hnyfs, A n n a Case, noted sorano wro suiitf, ‘‘T he Star-Spangled Banner,” and other: by tin vast majority of tbg who were prominent in the opening session. All delegates ami those on t he speaker’s platform are turned to the left to fact the lights for tho of­ make up the HO,OOOOOOT population. ficial picture of#tho convention. In all of its colorful history, old Madison S q u are Garden never before held so many notable persons nt the Eamc time, "Cqjifidcncc and faith p (his has been won by (keg the marchers were ninny who wore this state. The musesg Ireland Tries Regain BUSINESS S T O P S of badges to identify them, ami u look to him as a prot«4 group of these gathered in front of friend. The honest V Rs.Export E gg Trade WHILE C U R R E N T IS good the speakers stand and kept man knows that he hu whooping it up for McAdoo after sought personal prefers, DUBLIN, June 20.—Patrick Ho- O F F W E D N E SD A Y demagogic attack on hones most of the delegates were back In their places. Tho bnnd, too, und n gun, tho Free S tate minister for ness. The farmers who I (Continucd from page 1) group of McAdoo boosters sta­ state raise crops valued i lands und ngriculturo, has intro­ fore time for our matinee show to (Continued from page I.) SAN FRANSCICO, June 20. — tioned iri tho galleries, carried the h atin g spcechss wero heard demonstration nlong for a time, i Plans Jiave been made for an intor- duced into the Dnil a bill to regu­ start,” said the operator a t the dreda of millions of dollar Wednesday.. Alabama, heading tho while most of the rest of the hall ; nqtlonal pll^rimnge to one of tho late the export of eggs. Eggs arc Milanc exhibiting mnehines today. [•cradles of civilisation on the Pacific oiie of the most im portant of Irish “It kept us from having an after­ roil of states, placed in nomination was quiet. Const of the United States, tho exports, and tho industry has re­ There was nothing on tho sur­ | soot Senator Oscar W. Underwood. Ari­ noon show which was, of course near Monterey, Cal., where face Wednesday night to indicate cently shown signs of deteriora­ rather annoying,- but we probably zona had no nomination to present, Father Junipero Hcrro;, the first that this or nny other development I Snanizh padre, landed and C3tnb- tion. In 1021 Ireland exported $50,and Arkansas presented the name of the day hmlgifToctcd the relative labw l the A ral, mission, Jn Cali- 000.000 worth of eggs, poultry and wouldn’t have had much of a crowd of Senator Joseph T. Robinson. rous adversary that Lh< stundng of tbo candidates. Doth fornfa feathers, the value of tho export anyhow on account of the hard in 1770. an panr «v*r had to J rain.” . California's nomination .of Mr. tho McAdoo and Smith forces, ea?li being second only to that o f cattle. Tile celebration, to be centered in you, in convention here am McAdoo und the demonstration in predicting victory, kept up their 0. F. Herndon, manager of tho owa For th e-y ear unded March 30, It to the nation to chooq canvass for votes, whilu the friends 102-1, tho Free State export of Princess Theatre stated this morn­ didnte whose name spells I his behalf brought the day’s pro­ of all the other candidates contiu-! ing that not only had the lack of eggs was only about $17,000,000. He has been elected Jo o(4 The impression that far less ceedings to n close. ucd to amilo complacently at thu P art of the diminution in attributed current kept him from having a entcan times.- This is ta business Is, transacted-in the resort When tho convention reconvened ' nm sm «-t nf n_ J..n.iL.wL TChetming demonstration oj * Mlkih "J’n'VnnLtctl | 'SfllrT W . mn-Uha »bah ' »vw to commandthe-Tonftflwurl ^ W r h ; Hwcctrnmt then who;.1j1UHtR „f the Democracy compottors aincu the war. Before son* who had paid to seo the after­ great electorate. months, during the.tourist season, the name, .of Connecticut was 9oIvt., Ut1 Wednesday noon performance. “It is very dis­ the war the Irish export was more - , ''Much of the romancs d i* entirely.unfounded, is thft opin­ cnllpd. Its delegation yielded to t(ohs and noise.* . than 50 hereout greater than tho couraging," ho said, “to be forced coin is ip the Ife story of ol ion of the hinnagers of the Dickson- New York for presentation of the |. .. . , .. , to treat patrons in puch » manner.” ernor. Born of American-b* Danish. Now it is less; Ivea store of Orlando who aro nut­ name of Gov. Smith. Ir Dr. R. M. Mason, Dr. H. .H. Mc- rents, he took upon himsdl . .. , , probably more of the ting on a closing out sale of an ( aslm nnd the other dentists of It was u denunciation of the klan that “makes your bl n boy the responsibility I extraordinarily large furniture y h ornoy Johnston, of Firming- brows crawl,” in the hi this city state th at although tho still stock this vyeek. support of his family. A ham in.his speech nominating Sen- „ ir ,)f tho ,irab t] sain kept some of their patients earnar, toiling with hii hoM A visit to the third floor is Underwood that threw the w raprul 0|(1 Madison plan in the space of twenty enough to convince anyone of the utor convention into its first open mam- ,jcn> without fortune, without fort confidence the firm of Dickaon-Ives fcatation of disagreement. n . . i# i , aid. with nothing to reljr op has in the summer business of this ..hl,H p^-conyention criteril)n uf thl. pr„bab copt his own indomitable n tion of the state, the managers oft. Much of their mechanical ap­ his own unflagging persevi tc. They desire to dispose of a campaign the Alabama senator had Demo, ratic ballots nux . (Continued from page 1) paratus is of an. electrical naturo « $50,000 stock of furniture and be­ waged unrelenting war on tho klnn. ! lhu it impossible for any but the near­ and can not be used without his own magnificent abilit) lieve that now is tho time to do it. and since he came to New York ho risen to be a commanding u est delegate* to bear. Others in electricity. ft is understood thnt this sale has made public the anti-klan standing figure in the Ids! the convention hall Fitting further The barber shops lost consider­ will greatly eclipse the recent Jun- plank ho would like to see In the awuy could heur nothing in spite ably because of darkness. When nation.” Clearance Sale of the firm which plauorm .' ol 2-1 amplifiers. Thin may have the lights went out they were, for . A score of 10-foot litbogm , Thousands aro expected to gath­ been rea ctio n among certain pres­ ajso featured this month’s mer­ Anti-KIsn Plank Smith were borne Into th* | er for tho coliibrntion. In addition ent to intensu heat, or it may not the most part, forced to suspend sion along with thousands oil chandising. “.Seeing is believing," Mi. Johnston read tho vigorous to the religious services, there will huvu been. However, it wn» neces­ eperations. Littlo could be dono lean flags. The convent! sny the managers, “and our patrons phrases of ths niunk to the conven­ ho music, dames nnd entertain- sary for Chairman Waljlt to inter­ tion nnd its response was as prompt and Smith noise makers in Stent* typical of tho'period repre­ rupt the California senator three us it wan dramatic leriea swung into Smith e sented. The flcstoA, fandangoes, Umax in order to call tho houso to Smith,of the 9mith Barber Shop songs but the screech of | Sending un a shout that came as said that the barber* tn hi* shop barbecnon and mlsHjon plays that Qrdor. ' . from a single throat, the delega­ kind. wero handicapped during the characterized tho Spanish occupa­ In this connection it might ho absence of current and th a t b u n . tions from several anti-klan stale* And the loudest, gladdest nnd tion of California will be repro­ beneath the stage into a ch added, however, frequently it is poured into tho aisles to begin u mor.t welcomed cry of the day was nesa was pnirticaily on a standstill only with difficulty that speakers during that time. Tim McMullen maze of yelling msrehers. parade around the hnll. Gathering the.stentorian "aye" with which can be hcardv Certain of them shop h*d practically the u m o ex­ .brought with them bsnl momentum as they went thoy torn d<5)e»;utea joined in voting on end seenjed to know no othertol seem to have »oin6 knack which perience, it (a said: from the walls and railings clus­ to thi tumult. ". “EaaC Bide West Side" mnkro thoif words quite distinct, ters of American flags to carry U understood*th*t all places the . demonstrators sroem Decorous Start but from many of tneni, phrases of Dbusiness, aloft in their militancy and took pp bpuis, bakeries and ^ and often sentences nrc hopelessly tho Iika wero in most case* forced around the big arena. It nil started off in most decor­ for their marching sungx, The S tar McAdoo delegates »w* gambled. The attitude of moat of to Spangled Banner and My Country ous fushoin. Convention business suspend work either ojr'afccaunk those in tho Garden, with the ex­ of darknoas o t because ttfoir equip- chains tq eco tho ipecUcalw was dispatched quickest nnd with ’tlr of Thee. ception perhups of delegates and Jt waA 20 minutes beforo order n cheerful hurmony nnd the per­ alternates Seems to be that they manent chairman, Senutor Thomas could be restored cbmc to sec tha sneakers and then A number of states refused on J. V.’alsh, of Montana, introduced Indians Must 1 reud what they said in the ovenimr his Mississippi colleague, Put masse to join in the demonstration 6 Fashion New irrison, ns tho greatest investi­ und in two or three delegations where sentiment was divided, therb gator in the world, camo for n tussles between delegates who rousing welcome. His arraignment business as Mr. Ives speak in this were Itenublican short - coinings sought to take the standards of of CASS LAKE. Minn.. Jn their states into the parade, ami brought loud applaus^and thon the convntion roBecWfwiftly nlong *me Faahlon who, trtr who sought to prtvunt It. Dickson-Ivca nicks midsummer as those dlans rcllofiuished thslr When quiet had beun rustored, Into tho real business for which it the time to dispose of a $60,000 la e* led. the nomination of a party Mr. Johnston concluded hi* speech, furnitui.. atock, the tide of busi'r characteristic ei . • * .. n w a in the resort section of Flor­ nnd former Gov. Charles II. Brough standard bearer. of Arkunsna i>rc*oq(ed tho name of Everybody knew who was to ida docs pot justify the pcssimiitic attitude of so many who believe Senator Ilobinpon- Ho wax up come first when tip: roll of stales from many parts of t|u was i-allod ami Forney Johnston, of that the tourist trade is e'Scntial to plauded hall and the Arkansas dclepntiot economic' prosperity, Represent stood on its chairs and cheered, bid en^rth.^ Oj bAy ftjjj v St -i kiij says'that the Indian s there wan no effort a/ a prolongs demonstration. , . .to d r ip collection* »w*Jg thing*, bl*nk<U, lace hsndu The nominating tpeoch T ot Me Exiiense McAdoo waa made by. former Son knd^minlatert blrelr-bej revolutionized 10 stor James D. Phelan of &Ufoi‘rlii LONDON, June 20.—A 1 a the modfrn Jg statement that financial den nds the mai'hiqpry, for 8 < for noveltU*upon parliamentary randi Ues had been set up ort t m 5 iuiiJ member* pf parliament fere floor, and at the rp becoming too heavy waa miK - by , name o f the io tm er t which the k «i former Premier Stanley win i Ury, it all cam* ir th 10,000. more unreguD in * expense of tb» in a recent address Uv whk do- group of w oinonim i ,E« 5T thht the candidate-,, ®J*re‘l that he had expend iprc clarion call from the fin of the. leper is ori« ol fore people for federal than $1,000 la elections du the California delegatio is problemejof It^diu. Tho f: present their clalbs | lifted to their shqi I in tho throes of several >m co*ef uuqh publicity rtbc , dressed In tho natloi iftt present w n m n f and etectitmt *(•*, Waldwin said, jn>. bore her to the heu self amioja, 0f them. Ti gny forming paraao, “■A demands for money thoul t b« look his place a t tha'4 WPPicte lipji le n t; ai‘d "cores uf colored uf p* nea. would, . ; California atop! flag' injndla.’' tion of indiviiL ; 'Megate* and w irect and inft brought Into Jilay *• LCUTT. t ‘fund of C o n ­ f. . under way. . » o r presidential •“ J® to .bo fixed, ridual eontribuOnHRures, with Convention Stages Big Demonstration Against Ku Klux California to Ask R ulers of Spain To C ross Atlantic firm Dickson-Ives lit Orlando Puts On Big Furniture Sale E £ a Bryan WarS and no lone.-r will cyni^Y Himists point the fin"?* at our executive r n n r f ij Ths speaker referred ki h complete hek ot IradS tl.oaenow in power” andS 'Vc ncod a preisdrnt’ whom the mnxieref ra. -1 T Baldwin Protests On Parliament g enwith; �pag e THB lBAISFORD HERALD, F R IP A U iJ.IJNRi ?T, m o BEGINNING SATURDAY, JU N E 28th, A N D LASTING UNTIL SATURDAY N IG H T, JULY 5th, 1924, AFTER W HICH T H E Y WILL B E T A K E N OFF THE MARKET f UNTIL OCTOBER 1st, ALL LOTS ADVANCE $50.00 IN PRICE ON OBTOBER 1st. 1>M t >i M < t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t ^ ^ At t t * A* AA* * A* A-l>* * * * ,^ ^ i» *4 * * ^ * * * * ,>* * * ,>* * * ^ ,>>* ^ ^ ,>'>,>* ,fr* ,fr* * * ^ * * * * * ,>'>^ 4*,f4 * 4 * * ,f* 4 **'f * ,f4* * * * * ,>^ 4 ^ * * 'f * * '>,f<,* ,f* ,>* * * * * ^ ^ 4 4 * » 4 * ,<^ * * 4 4 * * ^ * ^ * AAAA^ t ^ t t t t t 1 1 C Pine Crest is a new sub-division, located on the Sanford-Orlando road outside th e city lim its All lots arc high and dry, located on; the top o f a, little Pine knoll This sub-division is close to other sub-divisions whose ow ners are selling lots as h ig h as $600.0 The prices o f lots in th is sub-division range from $95.00 to $285.00. The $295.00 lots are inside lots facin g Sanford A ven ue, and priced according to location. y This Lot Club is something new. People have bank accounts now that never had them before... The Xmas Suving Club did it... People purchased Liberny Bonds that could not have if it wercnt for the Bond Clubs. Peo­ ple are now buying Fords that could only do it through the Ford Club... And for that reason we nre giving you a chanuc to our real estate through this Lot Club. A Five Dollar Bill, or Ten Dollars for the higher priced lots, Is the biggest payment you make. And you are given two years in which to pay, WITHOUT INTEREST. Think how much less tljat makes the lot cost you when you knock off the interest. • t, to1 rri •««« I '#i*J \ .a I ***f\ I *!•» ** ff Beginning In Septembefc.we will give away, absolutely free, one of these lots to one of the members of the club. We will give one a month for five months. Only Lot Club members will participate in this.contests __ - •?' ,{i * r In October and thereafter, when the next session is open, these lots will all sell for jonsldcrable more than we!are offering Jh*m for nows We are conducting th is sale for one week c will have an opportunity to share in this advance in price. After* July 5th, these loo will be offered for salo to'.people in the North and East, at the advanced price and fqr that reason be sold after Juyl 5th. Get yours now. / r I, 0 To get one of these front lots, your first payment is $10. The next payment is TEN CENTS and it increases TEN CENTO each week until it reaches .14.80, and then the payment* decrease until it reach** TEN CENTO again. Your lot is then paid'for in full and think of what it can be sold for then. The $124.00 lots work on the same plan as the $195.00 These lots call for a Ten Dollg payment first and then it is paid out through our Fiv Cent Club, a nickle the first week «md increases fiveicents a week for fifty weeks, after which it dccreas« five cents a week until the lot Is paid for. <i ' ii , ,M g m .. J t f f ry ■t v lots with the exception that it calls for only $7.50 os the first payment and although it is to be paid through the five cent club It does not take as long to pay it out. This price lot calls for an initial payment of $5.00. The next payment of THREE CENTS and then SIX CENTS and so on with an increase of THEE CENTS a week until It reaches $1.60, after which It decreases until it reaches THREE CENTS AGAIN. The smallest child In your family can afford to own one of these lots and •L i ** P*W t o r , l **• NM>ld for about $150.00. , .• A T F I T R T H FERiPARTICULARS l rOR FURTW SEE p a r i 1 n f c f j fjFt Y ' J Z j j t s I I l3 A B y. ; ; *1 — D S i Am g iib to f i& ii / 'rM .-.jw m >,.y B A I; I �I I •••.- ftifr WsSff^*<> •5JK 't-V THE 9 ANFQRP'HERALD^ FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 19241 itv Contest To Lakeland &*„ K ® Demonstration 6e « ^Speeches While It LAKELAND, June 27.—Herbert Government war tax on the 'Movies R. McQuillan, athletic director at For Alfred^. Smith grams 3and messages willh™be. *£! re. iWaits For Platform Lakeland high school for the last ?& .1 VckalSrer1 •ddSfitoi-aV *a S S of neat app^arar.r.f. With on "op<?n' face.” According to persons, who knew the family, Chandler and his JACKSONVILLE, Juno 27. — wife appeared to be very happy. Miss Reba F. Harris of the state Belief has been expressed by offi­ During the severe electric and health educational council has gone cers that the latter knew nothing raip »torm hero Wednesday about to Cam bridge, Mass., to take part of hiX' sxtedsive operations ax’ •» 160 telephones were put out oi irt a conference of field workers. robber.' According to their ?tntecommission* due to lightening ami Miss H arris is director of th* mod- ment*|' the wifd'was very much the fact that some of the ’ * em health crusade for Florida and surprised to le a r n 't h a t h c r ^ h u s b a n d s a i d Manager Howard ( chairman of the Florida Health Ed- wns wanted on a charge bf robSouthern Bell Telep^ ucation Council, nnd during—fche» beer^-and"skill IHBWIU nllfll'Whr | “nib Tt *ctTaPa .Company hert • opfqrencti. which Is ta be held at learned that he had served a jsill'ddy* * . he i Jhstitntu, ,'cifi se*tence. j About 10O of the 'phones are rqc|nglogy; she Will participatesing .Whether she expressed belief in ( out of order, he said, but worl discussions wltli 11)0 or morb pcr-J her husband's honesty, it is pot ■them is progressing rapidly At sons actively1 engaged in health cd- known, however, her visit to Jnck -1 i* hoped that all of them will ucation in all parts of the country, sonville is said to be for the pur- j Working again before night. pose of seeing Chandler and aiding, of the telephonu connections nil phases of the subject. inference at Boston Out‘or uraer of Lightning and fontinuod from page l.)^ moved a t midnight on the night of 1 ears, is bidding the city adieu rla generally and par- two years, (Coqtlnued from Page J.) to take up his duties as director of July 2, according to Manager T. A. denCies and A t Smith who sponsor­ lliose who contemplate revision of (he tSiiiiT to athletics at Stetson University. r for the motion picture Prior to going to DeLand he will ed this crookedness on c a rt of rate Scott of tie local Western Union ^ r m e r ; for reduction of demonstrated his. Absolute office. * , lie* offered In tho All* spend two months at Henderson­ keepers unfitness for office oi presiuvn-. i" " t ,r v T d u ly Parade of the Hali­ ville, N. C., where is instructor In ‘ Worjc of the Resolutions Com­ 1 ti , . u » in i h , .p . ,t h ., t M . u e r Frolic*, to be held at athletics and member of the fac­ mittee is moving rapidly and use­ per cent on nil telegrams and me,-1 . 1 un ' xlH,r n’'" " ' m li tt ili » 111 1,nK corporation or commission and Seabreese and Daytona ulty of a summer school. Teams cess: l . forngriegitun.* . , .. . In all prob- sages. Taking off this tax w i.ve,rl obtaining equalfiartday, Friday and Sat- coached by McQnillan daring Mv*rs' fully forward and ba.r^adv. toi _t_a __ _ _ t__ * «• i' it > 3, 4 and 5, undoubtedly ! service hero have behind them a With other intluhtrYes. j uestiona of! tW*KIari Dw the prime requisites record of scoring 617 points to 26 Government h i blackmail “ ( ik ague of Nations' have' oesn In motion picture for their opponents, and only one. the cause for much ebntroversy denounced in another plank, which defeat—7 to 0 by the Gainesville among committeemen, but these Several of them carry on practic­ was drawn by Senators Walsh, of which the High team in 1922. matter* are steadily being ironed ally all of their correspondence by Beauty adiusetth and Caraway of ArPut and comp probat)^ wjre and sn ll;prt* cent tax so hlch will Jjand which refers tl>-lesUresult. ' ' ta Into hundreds of dollars ract and o. ; Mr. Bryan, WhofM rhajrma r^ohy before the senate Daugherty __ - , in," have la said that [the tax alone for coramitteo that agents of tho de­ STOI^NT JEWEIJtY the sub-commlttca-Bh rosoluti as followerp INTEREST l’lf ts i) , one or two of tne business con­ (declares that members of the c portment of justice wore detailed VA i, 40 p*r,«A ti rrace af nittee are the best “bunch of[felc e a l here amounts to ninny dollars t, 16 per, c«ntt aynchroulFOTSDA ny, Ju, ov/s” he evpr, hadYo work with, each,month, and its removal will to investigate the records nnd pri­ RECOVERED HE An epidemic es has and that the task of framing a plat­ mean a considerable saving to vate affairs of.members of conout in Potsdam, c the 'ConHnucdtfrom pn"o l k > form Will probably be finished to­ gross. nti it; Uarai djPer cent. ?1 German royaltr still t< wife is lu ^ eah ^ h is Junior. ' ■ of the Klin • -Li * jM gtert Taxes O T A 3 morrow. Opposition„ ____ II beauty}’80 pef <c«nt; full, of residenraf.ot ral of According td ■ people,'who^kfii the Ku Klux Klan plank'can be _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f galvanised lungs. Approval is given* in another rbnm nl^ ^ ws£ J per cent; etyea,‘0 P e r cent? Wan Whom iner Kni«cr*A-6p nil grid othe * After the ‘demonstration had grasped more eAsily by a conslder-’f CELEBRATION FOR plahk to a comtitutiomd amend- anyono rwould t 7 per cent; teeth, 8 per hlllty. In one daju -repaired.. never suspect ns 1bers of tW» hohil ment along the lines of thnt prolasted about three hours the Jerry ation of tho result of mere men­ Ralr, 2 per cent, lr Dosed bv Senator Norris of No!»*"»« "Ooklie is said to have 1 m ^ Y 87 divorces grantwi tion of the Klan in convention yes­ C arter delegation from Tallahassee SMITH THURSDAY poseb by Jmnator Norris of N# h#dit nQ vis)b|e meana of rU|)p„rt by Potsdam courts, a were number, it U BRITISH HISTORIANS COI hfcsd beauty, 30 . per cent; terday in course of Johnson’s ad­ braska, one of the Republican is„ nirn.„, tL-,- . .LONDON, June 26.—Th* |v|ew, 7 per cent; aide view, 6 seized someone’s megaphone and dress placing Senator Underwood's IS BIGGEST EVER surgent leaders, to advance tko ‘ 1 lot of t r r m w i * " . 'aftv fif rtiw. Lnlwrolty *(; hands, 6 per cent; arms, told a Smith section of the delega­ toll friends that he “had n demonstration name in nomination. Here, dele­ date of the inauguration of the !?“ 1 n, ,ot "/ hns appointerl three (Continued from pago 1.) cent; neck, 3 per cent; legs, tion th at their president nnd vice-president n,d | ^ *nd couldn't last longer than eight gates elected by people to repre­ .tijqa t? the Anglo-Arne H(JUNKS HOE- PITCHING, cent; shoulders, 2 per cent. a ' -,u„_ The local Rotary clun has been fercnce of profeisors i J' Sanford Junior Chamber hours because their noisemakers sent them In the selection of a revelry to the strains of The Side­ the convening if congress to avoid asked to underwrite a guarantee to be held in December at Kamerce will select two girls were union, labor and they couldn't nominee for president of the Uni­ walks of New York from banda m v m iiiw u b , "U n,. duck..” ... | „ * & £ ? * * ' In the provision dealing with Profs. f4,000 to bring the national mond, Va. They ora ore R o ll, i [rants in the Halifax Summer work longer thin that. "I belong ted States so far forgot themselves and organ which have made that to Jacksonville where of g-1,000 taxes the party would claim credt excursions horseshoe pitching to Si. Peters -1 Pollard, R. W. Seton-Wataon a Beauty Centest- and has to the union myself and know the as to engage in actual physical the Smith battle hymn of today. he would commit a robbery and re­ combat in teh convention hall. Then, too, it was Roosevelt, big, for the tax revision law recently turn to Sanford with his loot. A burg next winter. Hubert Hall. lied a beauty coptest commit- rules,” he said. Mrs. Wm. G. McAdoo, who sits The governor of the state of sturdy and destined to* be his passed by congress ns a substitute sufficient length of time in which ta J five members of which Bob |a ]a chairman and Paul Lake; just bock of tha Florida delegation, Colorado was hit on his Jaw by a party's choice as vice-presidential for the now famous Mellon tqx let one robbery die down was ali Wimbisb, H. S. Pond and J. became convulsed with laughter fallow delegate and sent hurling standard bearer, who hurled usida ito Inpae. before another was over the effect of Carter's com­ through scanty ozone for n dis­ opposing delegates to rip the New Tho Republican tariff law committed, according to police. Aljl are associates. ments. Mrs. Al Smith, also sitting tance variously estimated at from York standard from its place and 11 h estimated that in reFRESH SEAFOOD ‘ near did not laugh. Perhaps her Ul tc 30 feet. If what arc sup- bear it triuihphantly into the n f m n r in the fashionnhle [t o n d Tb a k e r mind was on the Gowers she waa ioscd to be leaders of a large po- tumult Of greeting sept by the 3u>v of a more qiiitable cltsUAhs tiw auctionwbbeties 0f Jacksonville valuables They kept sending itlcal block of people of the Uni­ Francisco convention to Woodrow law .o as tA remove what is dt- antl money to the oxtent of , 7 ow When in Daytona Hench Buy Your Seafood From the SPEECH receiving. them in. “Gosh you are sending ted States so conduct themselves Wilson, atricken in the White scribed as nu undue burden on tke have been stolen. general public, her a .regular garden,” Carter told at.tly* mere mention of the Klan, House across the nation. ler ip. being held by aufATING ,-COX the Smithonian*. “That Is a lively* what will W the result on streets Now, himself struck down by n President Goolidge Is Scored (li thorities in that city Without Btkll. *•»t • irit. We’ll have to show tho when Republican Irish argue with clinging malady that hns robbed the plank dealing with corruptiai It Is said that ho steadfastly denies [(Odntlnued from page 1) , l t bein'* deetarvd connection with shy robberies s«<« ht spirit too. We'll try to send the Democratic Ku-Kluxers on rel. him of his strength, he faced the « ’ 'j, parity as'.an executive. With- Algla beep been garden so he won't feel ative merits of foreign immigra­ :reat crowd eagerly, vividly ready that the senate investigations wefe two. I t further developed that il grmoil or confusion, the busi* neglected.” -PHONB 951 D A Y TO N A B EA C H or the leading role he was to play conducted despite the action of "^n Ghsndler has served five years of g tion nnd 100 per cent. American­ [of a groat state was dia­ Jerry Carter carried the Florida ism, foreign policies, prohibition, in the day of noise and staggering unwilling and reluctant” executive. n jiu.yeur sentence in the federal All kinds of Seafood fresh daily. Ocean Prawn, Live Florid* led. He wsa our war governor. banner in the McAdoo demonstra­ oil scandals nnd contributions sound. As he drew himself to tho Albert B. Fall is sharply1niiailtd in Atlanta on a charge Lobater Ocean Fish. Jr,his eager, patriotic leader* tion Wednesday. Florida started would be lost sight of and the speakers stand firmly with both for the naval oil leases and there Is l^nltentiarv of grand larceny. It is said that [the people of Ohio gave their the demonstration simultaneously presidential campaign of 1924 hands to keep himself firm in this reference to the .veterans' bureau two vears ago he wns released,on In men and money to the na- with California, and Florida was would evolve Into nothing more trying ordeal for a crippled man. scandal and like matters. > parole. eause with sacrificial fervor, the last to sit down. Our delegates nor less than a religious war. Other planks favor a corrupt But there was no hint of suffer­ Reports in Jacksonville papers to constitution of the state was gave a McAdoo yell composed by ing in face or voice as he launch­ practices uct and denounce "Netr- the effect that Chandler is wanted If the Ku Klux Klan plank either ■ w UllffF Iff deled under his leadership, en* Jerry “with McAdoo or 30 days” decidedly pro or con is placed in ed into his address. berrylsm" and largo expendKuns hero on charges of stealing, were log modern and liberal prin- as its theme. “McAdoo or 30 days the platform it would be another The hall gave him close ntton-, and contributions itr political can- •discovered to Tic Untrue this morni and political agencies in re­ is my motto," Jerry said today. tion. There were bursts of ap­ paigna, declare for law enfoitis- ing when both tlw sheriff’s office strong Argument in favor of the s'to new conditions. A great "I believe there will be a row that If tru th were known, plause and an occasional din from ment without mentioning the pin- l nrpj police oifice, gave out the of wholesome legislation was when the Resolution Committee re theory more opposition th eDarwiniani the galleries that was waved to hibitlon amendment; declare for I statement that it wns not true. He td by his cooperation with ports over the wet and dry ques­ evolution wUuld to be found among silence by the Smith lieutenants on’ regulation of tho nnthraclte rtal (was wanted, however, for passing stora not always of his own tion. The committee is going to our anthrcpoidal friends industry and other o rg an izatio n .^ . a worthless check for $500 as part or rela­ the floor, til faith,’ until, in many of have to a it down on those who are tives according to your belief which control tho_ »e- payment on an Essex automobile Meanwhile down on the tlooy, it; corporations • ... ___ _________ _______ ...____ than new problems, which have controlled mare by hatred for the among most inexorable of funda- seemed as though, the size of the caMltles of life, for Philippine r-1 which ho is said to have purchased with increasing congestion convention Itself had mysteriouHlyydependence; for legislation to pn- f from tho Seminolo IIudsun-Esscx he development of an indus- Kian than by loyalty to tha Demo­ mentality. doubled. The paasagewaya and vent the "watering of stocks; In- Company. According to officers, cratic party.” society, men search the Ohio aisles were choked up with human provement of waterways and high- Chandler gave the check on n Through inadvertance it was j*ujrn* women’s Tvufiitrii n right i ihuu and mini water w w icf Jacksonville bank nnd procuring te books for thp laws which .This question is likely to take up ity although all th< seats provided yays; msed to be enacted is exam* a' lot of time a t the convention. 1 stated in an article In Wednesday'* for the delegates and alternates way improvements, including flood ad the car, proceeded to Jacksonville of-'sane solutions'which*: in like New York City. If we had Herald that the net earnings of the Rad long been filled.' There wn*' bontrol'ori the Miaslssipnl. >in It last Monday. have proved wholesome rustle and stir and coming and ri--------• » Florida Vegetable Corporation dur­ 3t: this town in Florida, We Would lpful. going around every entrance, "urled ing its first year were approxi­ ‘.past is safe with Washing- advertise it and let people know banners made their appears xuneo to map V jitoln and Wilson. The chal- about it. These New Yorkers don't mately $200,000, Sales Manager be shuffled along to their npi appointed No matter what kind of llfcs In the future—the imme- seem to appreciate what they have. Harry L, Walsh of that organisa­ • a up At. Coffee ^ruu arousing, we 'fiiture. Our task is to search tionsaid today,J^m ver^A haU lhe Reporters in the press galleries H lp p m tfnlty, state th e cause hm\e sM^ctblngxKoLter. Try $6<NperiP|ar riwosa a'leader. The leader had to fight for their rights gross earnipga Thursday during the Smith pande­ handled for about 32,000 cars, or a in pound of Red Circle to­ fit the cause. b T 1 W m m. j ■ ■mm■■ M i — bed Into vipw everywhere. monium for Smith supporters had toUl of $100,000. day. ect McKinney A s flippedJn without even a .press ^ w'1r 2:^ a- ^ "'•TV r; i t . badge and occupied tha aaaU. WAm» 'V Jjn iS V l I finally‘got possession of my seat 1BURG, June W — J. I found* myself sandwiched be­ tinney has been selected to tween a Catholic . priest and"’ u r-the St. Petersburg High Catholic shop girl. The girl whirled m il football team this fall. It is a noise making apparatus that meed by W. W. Little, prinMcKinney, graduate of Wa- sounded like a giant cricket, the College and experienced In priest kept telling me why ono ill coaching, assisted In the ought to have light wines and beers last season, He Is planning a and a man five seats down kept I'M*A north in a few days during i he will visit Coach Rockne a t soaking me in the eye with the end of a big flag he waved. i Dame. '* f & u 3 c 2 £ ' a t X ? SA TUR O N f". 'M t IN BULK PITRE ' v Substitutes are _ ally more expensive in the end than genuine articles, housewives have learned— they KNOW this .is true where bakings are con* cemed. Self rising floura classed as substitut for plainflour and f ’jaking powder. •; ise of these si matures is ve to result in talpe econ* waste TT -i.: ct M .A i i « )O U R b u c k e t I • J & . A*: . i diffc k • — n m JUAL»tV~ .... 53c Gal.. 98c . . J- - I , j.-' r. , ' 11 b] (**'1'' .riA * ,-tu 5k i v - k 'h « i , A , Wri iS S vy jn 11 ^ c e NATIOKAL BIJ i •>. ' w 4 . 85c t... $L65 6-Ibs. 3-lbB... mm* L-* J SSrA •V< > these, sotcalled .'flpurs andt^maa^Trom. good plain flour and a de------ner. Try i 29 - ft there is a - -— BHING k . «1.1 h ^11 li?1 4.V, V ■t! : 1 Hr* made from flour — Pi * v •JVkYiii m *1 iver 1 zm • T » * • XVII. ' rf’- ■-—rW* • “ , �1«£ »»* S -s i r-\ * Sw! SrV', L*? THE SANFORD HEKAtiD> 'FRIDAY,' (JUNE11 7,’ m * ' iG tfio x m i. Q rtu S an fo r(L JIcral4 lt^ .-^ ^ v ^ > A Qiittkition^Of Men * NO ONE CAN THINK OF ANYTHING BUT POLITICS As Brisbane Sees *T»ry n n tt Sik4>rDl'IHnrf«nlrn<HJa— -- — What kind o f a man does the average Democrat want as Second CIi m Matter. a presidential candidate?. 1*19. at Ui» I^ atorn cs F lorida, tmiUr A ct of Balloting,will awtflPii^gin ip Madison Square Garden. The job o f aplecting'a Btandard^bearer will soon be under noL L & N D u d b a i ».:j : _ 3 w 3 .... H i u n r way. There Is no telling just when the deciding vote will be h . iiaW A nn iiKno„... HMae HR cast, butJfraH jirobabilityit will be after a deadlock between i n v 4 n i^ ia *»«■•*Mq^dpO^anil Srpithr On all sld& are heard predictions re' V t S S & M M . gardlng tbc outcome, but as yet itjls very largely guess work, 9 ...Tbademocratic party has | wonderful ^opportunity of - -being*victorious Tirthc-Novembcr,electl9n. A disgustedlpttb.LL K M 1 C H A ll obituary' 1)9 is waitip^ for the right mair to be brought forward so . cards of than ks, reaolaH oqt tlcea o f en tertain m en ts w here ‘that’Washington may have a ’hifusecleaning, aftqr.ine'dis*. ■ lire m ade w ill be charged gracefqj,,£|if^ .disgusting scandals recently revealed nmong [reg u la r a d rertlaln g rates. (Bit T H E AKSOCIATKU PRESS The A ssociated P ress Is exclu sto the u se for rspnhH Ively' ititled of a ll n ew s d isp atch es IleatU to It or not o th erw ise cred* credit .th is paper and also th e loanl, a A uhllabed herein. A ll r lg h ls o f ilificatlon of special d ispatches hereli t a a s e a lso reserved. HanDobb Beautiful and Plump. Walah, Good Fixht. Watch Senator Robinson. An Imperial View. , J ------ r 'LO ill UNDERWOOD. OF Alabamn; Robinson, of Arkansas; HcAdoe, of the 'United States in general, were all three.put in nomination.. NeWs *j*i l^l columns will tell you what hapT tnw" wajr or uenutiatia*" ^ tiona. ;,Most interest was a young wom­ i ,n an from California, carried around the floor of. the convention io r about ah hour on the shoulders of young California men. If you meet those men, praise them. A girl can’t grow up in CalifomiiTs sunlight, eat California friiits and'1 other products and weigh only a few pounds. She was a beautiful girl, a plump girl, 4dth yellowish long hair down her bick, her waist made of stars her slprt of atriped. , Yoi; muat give her credit also for not o ice in. the courao of her ride around the hall did she stop yelling for AcAdao. She weighed 140 if she w sighed on ounce and she was perfect Three cheers for Californh. Cot ventions are dull. This one is hriust illy stupid because there isn’t any tews. Asking "Who do you think will be nominated is like looklig down a coal hole and ask­ ing, * How many lumps of coal do t link there'are In the cellar I ” | Z & , y w G o r ts w tm ' Poor brakes cause, *«to I Dad breaks caUse bu, lnitt Forecast o f ^ crop indicate it will be 'SAYfeCMCOA* .> ring i* i t Girls «wimmh ^ f V .] « « liable to come flopping on one. P ^ *• V s" !l JINM •*r Imj ■ ' j *■f!!-•*; t = ^ •| t * ’Xs *' G o o o tto s s ''6RAOOOS No» > V* 6W 6N / -«nd "th^Tyoob. i who didn’t, ask if jt u.u HAD )T B0B8EP T h e n e w s a f7 ^ T Kan#| NfeT? i “ ,y , n ) ha,f as e*dtint , It is a (question of men. i f the right Democrat is nomold unsafe and insane Pojj inated his pafty will win. If the wet element secures su f­ On coming tTaJf7rk-ln ficient) powan to name a wet candidate, the chances are the r, i t many young, coup,ej Democrats tiMll'go down in defeat. this year even worse than ■"V proper to use |t for . they did when James M. Cox wife the candidate foiir yours ago and wag pverwhelmingly defeated by Warren G. ’Hord­ Coal dealera~don,7make tlDAY, JUNE 17,19** ' : *: ing. •• ‘ * * lljo N^wJfork convention Beems tfl have resolved itself BlBL£ THOUGHT^ FOR $ 5 ? get their friends back " ?ECT PEACE:—Thou k ill in ti alRght qefween wet and dry candidates- .The future suc­ im In perfect peace, whose cess and power of the party largely depends on the outcome. It is hard on a giH i stayed on thee; because he man whose mother wa, Liquorites are making a grant! piay for power. Their's 1n thee.—Isaiah 26:3. -t cook. is a desperate htand. If they fail to win now they never will. They are sparing no expense to carry their point. Backed by tffcEP NO MORE Besides heli!h!7Tr»p, , sow i DEMeMeeK "vw back h 7 Z no more, nor sigh, not groan, some ,“\qet” newspapers they are doing all in their power to hard rain might keep our b.Ht r calls no time that's gone gone; create sentiment favorable to A1 Smith, their representative. ff was S o hoT ThaT EvEu'Bori/ was ___ ;roir pluck'd, the sweetest‘rain j from losing. afcajpTo wear FA'feriTep odllars frow «gai not fresh nor grow dgairi? / * ' M Smith m$d a tremendoiis demonstration yesterday at loeks, look cneSS#sUyya.'t ttfewcojiven^aiitf'But note the way in which it was secured. Trim The best way to argue «« Fatej , hidden ends eyes cannot see; Note the lengths to which Smithy'and the wet crowd ar& go­ woman is to go out on the Joys” Winged dreams fly fast, ing. Decide if the Democratic pasty can afforij to have a man aiono and smoke a cigaret. i Why fiobU gadness longer Ja.it 7 ■-atui' ’. ' ' but A koubdH o^iw ; * df th* Smith (felibre head 'the ticket. Grh Gentl it'fa ir one, mourn no mo. He and his managers worked late Wednesday night per­ f*t»U\\ 1 *Chese a re the days the b JjJP * '• -—John Fletcher. fecting plans for the big demonstration! Then yesterday, at mad when he finds things w Expensive or ajoT the gates to Madison Square Garden, those *persons wearing along nicely while he wm*’ ExdUfteUlniaa**-.*^* -m irv T ^ G c x M s X lfie SWlitH’ mfltiJfW1tVCMf^lV^iriifercninci ov^f tjibs^’holdihg' the fishing. I ---------o-------- • -a regular engraved tickets of admission.!. A s d reslilt five thou­ O ' , seA shore Watchfully waiting. $■ . About twenty-three is the sand Smith professional noise makers were admitted to the -oIT iVAS PLEASANT yesterday Madison Square Garden Is prob- convention while nearly as many people holding bonatide topee the pqthuslAstic (reception to age for a girl to marry, If ably iy»»’ftf*rt#iw’AWy»'<thJro oao.» o tfcVfeW Wdtt-fiftted W N M lflf 6ft- the oiltsidd/ I f waS^fhese Senat r Walsh, of Montana. He is him teach twenty-four he -------- o unruly. gentlemen, wearing Smith buttons, admitted without tickets, of Irlf i descent and a Roman Cath­ T h f eyes of the nation are o wfro staged the big.Sipith demonstration which was probably olic. 1f there was a man or a wom­ MadisonSquare Garden^ • the biggest politicalMlIrrionstration in many "ycQf8* It was an in the hail who did not cheer 5 , ------A municipal-swimming po«l>ia dbb cr.ookedness on $ q ,;pai$ of the fcate keepers, sponsored and 8] plaud when he walked up to DEMOCRATS’ BEST OPPORTUNITY by, New York’s A1 SpUUi that demonstrated his absolute un- the pi itform you couldn’t see that what wo want. LAKELAND STAR TELEGRAMS ’ -o * fitjiess for the office <$ president. man cf woman from the reporters’ Certainly there is one general | Tho Democratic party, if it nomIn NdW York the bettet the hKuf**< When the balloting starts in New York, probably Satur­ stand. SUMMER, th e sneak th ief’s harvest time, hoft as to the results of the Demothe right man has the best »-![ inates f In tb i t little town will like iUfW r day, it will be cloaeljwwatched by millions of interested vot­ His earnest,' sun-browned is here. E very opened or screened win­ thHI. at the people ■ opportunity that it has ever • ^ r*. 0 " • *•'? 'U L ers throUkKout the entire Country, who are desirous of see- deep-sit gray eyes and splend ^. j‘“gio fi this .c. convention .stato J L___ P_ W W W f.1,„ A .. see .P Ln.l ft khas . .to win *L. r would like to a__ n dk•-bad. It the foundation laid, A hick town is on*Where everya dr^and progressive candidate named to carry the party record ins a fighter of the cofrper thaj Is, a general and early elimin-1 kindly fu rnished’by the grafting, dow will be an invitation for him to help j one luiowa you.had for dipper vIctprlHitNdvember. combination in Montana and of tjhe align of Governor A1 Smith, of New polutcd Republicans in congress him self to your valuables. Yoflc, so th a t he will not have a tor the best offensive campaign icals in Washington,Y . ’ It ira question of men. Without a strong candidate' the oil sic A1 sm ibr Demqcrgilc party has little chance uf winning. With u ‘*webM him hat he deserved—-a da loot In for the presidential nomina. that we have seen in many years AND it isn't such a baffling problem for., and to tioi. If the party desires to die a and if the Democratic party is un­ / etretl in of friendship and adq leAdersi^te *Ut?ftdy defeated. ,. : .'r him to find th e hiding places of valuables.1 ham arid terrible death all It will able to find the man, if those dele­ tlori c ‘ which any American'! < < t S Doep Neil . Smiti^for pri really wnnttAl ] y>. ;f balloting begins The Herald will get a report of each ballot! from its staff representative now ^ten d in g the convention. B ylhc time the various delegates finlsMall tM ^lqA nstrations It (a doubtful If wRy iwll have enough atrenfth I ‘ -M ' The fut era tic,part; the Dcmoclded largely he nominee M be pi iud. ■w. A Timely Preachm ent a-*4 wit“Take time at railroad crossings—or take •eternity," warns the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. It's a timely warning, considering tho millions of folks who are rushing ahput hither and yon on their summer auto.m obilqirij^—Neypr wpre there so many cars on the roads, never fcftrfiW tAwflW hje# UtfigHd^cUAtTf^rvtiJi^^e/are they are*due to-arriW, j Anri the worst of -it iiy the driver more often than not is the tfje;jiar}ty^fi(j Escapes sefioua Injury when the train hits his car-and malms or kills the people entrusted to hlft car**- . ^ . 11 , < - - erhaps there is^ Too little pleaching "on the subject of isibility. I'erhaps too few automobile drivers have iqn3> lii — upon them tlvd, fact-,that they are criminals ifx th^ tensiVk jA ^ dangerousrisks^(hat imiplye the safety of people ridin; the nftrrier.' igr.t^eir cantor jig-travel. t m —------ o-------W l*n the convention In New ♦W When **dri ike a party on on automobile York Js over and a candidate has rMe^or art 'ritrtwhobQe^ iat' driver becomes a special been warned poaalbly we can settio ty. He ‘should feel called upon down" to fimnshlng some public gferriianof the safetjjr'iof h _ , Hmprowements which are important. toj^lve with the greatest in telligence he is capable of sh ow ■ --------o------ing; He must keep ■ on th e ’Jilert for any _ _possible dam nger of A fter the laat session of the discomfort and take far greater pride in landing his pas­ Democratic convention ia held peo­ ple living in New York may re­ sengers safely at their destination than in taking them over alise that they don’t constitute nor their route at a record pace. control the entire party. Florida has many dangerous railroad crossings and many j 1■■o Juse was a great month for pay. dangerous curves. And even when a driver is well acquaint­ ing bills. The rood work should ed with the road he is traversing, these crossings and curves not bg stopped. Tuesday marks the beginning of July and creditors .must be figured .upon. Hq>y,.much more <risky,.then, is wild will — ‘note ----- Just who pays up* driving through other Btates where absolutely nothing is promptly. known of the road dhe& ir i™ 1- ‘ ' ■ a n During this summer there will be the usual largo num­ CoMldge plans to open his campaigivfor re-election June 30. Hc’a ber of fatalities at raltroad crossings, and this just because playing safe, believing that the drivers Uf dUtom6brle.*<' prfef6i* td take a chancq than to play Demijrratic convention pr1H.be qver safdi“u* l i t ’tM i ■. > i >' ^ i *A has gone on nford could several $?The more by that time. I • ..-f1** ---------------* In ad d itio n to cutting off lha electric power In Sanfor storm Wednes ilephone service 1rtren yet many of the lines are of Working order. —----- o-------, MeAdoo has been In politics but twelve years. Which makes him the ilore ideal candidate inuntUrh M he hasn't been In it long enough to feu Into the weys of a Taggart, Brennan or Mack. Balloting a t Madison Square den will soon be In' proceaa. If delegates nominate* either Underwood! a . Jtajubliillde ia probable in NoNo “wet" candidate has of being elected. ' * the city. Every merchant cU rlu should the Chamactive THfair preside MY DESIRE IS to replace every destructive thought with one,which Is constructive or creative.—Addalene Menllt*< I*•fM*' i ,! . >i'i ‘* i / i FLORIDA IN NEW YORK : TAMPA-TRIBUNE As has teen predicted, the Flordm delegation in the National Democratic Convention in New York, is commanding a lion’s share of th# Attention—and again Floririi> cornea J n for, some health­ ful advertising.1, Tne presence of William Jerinilgri *Wryan on the delegation is doing more to d ra g notice to Florida's representative than all the balloons, streamers, and what-nots that might be de­ vised for that purpose. This was proved in a concrete way Tuesday, when the JQ delegation marched down the of the convention hall to taka allotted placu on the floor. Tb* pearance of the delegation Bryan outstanding anion was the signal for an qrit Outburst, Tumultuous cnee, followed by the flocking- - NEW Y( '■ ---- —■ ' tiltfVWi. ■"•iff** I,* maker, who l that “politics is In area. - • AL SMITH is nomina , hare ki Wa own town (the nomination may come today), there will be a demonstration more violent than the Walsh demonstration, moYe prolonged perhaps than the MeAd«u demonstration. But of SenWalsh, of Montana, you can HE HAS THE RESPECT AWlI ADMIRATION OF HIS COUNTRYMEN. THAT’S BETR THAN A NOMINATION. THll - ALLEGED “NEWS" yes­ terday was th atu . __: Wpet the-tim e comra; iH titcJW come, Lr At Smith to give his dele­ gates tieir freedom, releasing their votes fir sdme other candidate, It will be lone on condition that they shall n-t under any circumstances VOTE 'OR McADOO. Thatinterests the McAdoo men. Some d them seem to think th a tlt would |)lp McAdoo. THERECEPTION given to Sen­ ator Fbbinaon, of Arkansas, was m^st H«ndl/, one of which his state nay be proud. Every intelli­ gent lamocrat in the hall knew that Saator Robinson has been the leader if sane Democratic progressivlsmn the housec and that he baa kept tb progressive Ive element'lined up will extraordlnc uaxtfikilL r‘ t;, ' If, a^d after, theo "leading candicandi dates ire disposed of, you you will will-find ---------J of, find Senat- ‘-1--------■ of the Inost ;at<- ”Robinson one >owe; /eriil surviving candidates. He « a tood Am ericiavand would la k e ; good American president. . I f pu would like* prediction, rom t source not usually availaite, ore it is. It comes from a ounj English woman very well now) to all society reporters. Sit­ ting bside Senator "— ‘ ^ (land, ■ of New ark, on the piatftnBtand explainlg Amarican politic* to him, she sid: “I have been through the w esL and.I know that Al Smith will keep the country If he run*. h a t alio gathered the Informa­ tion jnat beyond question with Al Smie running as the Democratic cand late and LaFcIlette as an in­ dent lent, Mr. Coolidge would ruu gates from every state to shake the hand and meet again the great Floridan who has three times led the banner of Democracy In presi­ dential campaigns^ The coming of other delegations into the hall a fte r Florida commanded small notice from the seated delegations, for most of. tha members were crowd­ ing about Bryan and quite natur­ ally the incident absorbed the aL tention and interest of spectators. This proves again that Bryan is anything but the "dead one" that t many of his enemies havew ting. He Is very muc •n will be ii (the ‘ midst o.f W he 11 have ita 7*! M Tfc a mem or of the * EllBU N Ej^ .has Int j deli*____ fidence of I of windy. ( Tflrrfcrk I Tl i would interest you coming fro n an entirely impartial source. Aaki i to what extent she had “bee through the west," aha repIM that she had been to ( land Ohio, to see the Repu convntion. >Washington, Alaga and other points “gerii kick out of that." YlU HEAR LITTLE a Las e of Nations in the tlon Democrats that eoi thei elves to it four years biel Hi to apotoi Isn’t o much of have him the par f that ation. As ational Bryan is hon'd agent. r. tey a leory able ita own haw to do is to nominate Smith to ruir against President Cootidge. Kefardiess of the fact that the president has broken with both wiles of his own party, he would be pble to beat Smith or even Un­ de avopd, and fhode wiseacres who stein.to think that William Jenniryjs Brvan; is only fit to glvo adVicf t&d bctrtr do some serioua and gates are going to let the political bosses of Wall Street and Tam­ many run the epuntry as they havo been running It and not^ grasp the opportunity as they should by nam s, progressive progress! ing a fearless, and dedioate, ttoo ........... termined candidate, lead thf p eo -, pie to victory for the next' four i years, then the country might j u s t ; as well turn everything over to th e ! WARNING I t ’s a p a rt of his a r t to know where toij look. W HY ta k e chances when for less than^ one cent a day you can re n t a safe deposing -box in .our fire and b u rg la r proof vaults.J y im ro s r real consideration for the But our salvation rests with the rntic party. convention in session and while a ,.le the position of both rtion of the Florida delegation eiiwood and Smith is plain on s in a way disgraced tho state A COMMUNITY BUILDER rougn its wet leanings, they. ar< **,e.ltfan-and-the liquacques- through JmMWftkin-'the-minority that they 5 - F rtrT O E S T E K T J-ft® *ri»t^*” ^ , - K FrWHlTNEIl, <_ukii htrt.-t hV* ^50 •■rcrtfek’ tun do is to'lgnore any cand?- will be forgotten by the time they 5 ■ vho leans toward liquor in return to the state and any future «m *ririH M M nM H U U riN B riririM H «U rilriaK M M U R R IiM I upc or form and to keep as favors should be forever withheld ay from the KUn' issue as from. th^m. The Democrat dele-' vsRftl**M e. The corrupt politicians gates generally will listen to the king too much noise about voice of the people from every state ture on a straight ticket for and the man of the hour will un Inst tho organisation, the | doubtedly be deliyered to the conthat could bo done is to [ vention. Certainly there are enough gnore all efforts of politicians to good men attending the meeting to MVV «*■ SUV u m u ciiw ca W /tliy orise sectional affairs and narrow ,| VI* offset all VS> of. the’ Influences ofA Jpett; 'saues Into the platform and get politicians, big interests and which ouf and follow tne advice ui of men will give the people th6 winner in war me uuvivc Ik# Bryan and put some principle, the next campaign. As a party, If you are not quite bo and backbone behind the document the Republicans have nothing but the Feeds that give the I corruption to face and a man of thqt la to come out of the conven­ tion If it is to lead the party to will, Isolated from organized back­ results use victory. Dabbling in small affairs ing to leud j then)—the Democrats s too common for big men of pros! can offset all th a t by using com­ dcatittl calibre to recoiagnize and th^t Is just the game that tl both mon sense; honesty, cool-headed Jiiderwood and Smith and their ud judgment and. a demand for fear­ lerents are playing in the political less, clean ' politics from top to arip a today. bottom. K RED COMB POULTRY HAPPY C01 T SOUND A KEY-NOTE NEW YORK WORLD ------------ •» ----------------- -----I _________ p o doubt the heat, combined witn He Is looking to see whether tho nervousness In the-‘ rival factions , party ccan rise above natural timidpolltielans on issues and that Senator Harrison would strike | w men. a ley-noto that did not chime in He Is unutteralny disgusted with wdlt with their candidates, accounts straddles, dodges, colorless com­ In ..part for the Ilstlessness of the promises and highfalutin talk. crowd- But there was a more funda­ If the party has views on the mental reason why the convention League of Nations, he expects the did not rise to the effort. party to say so In language that audience felt in its holies stays put while you look a t it. th a t th e day of that kind of canu „ .H the party has views on the palgning has passed. Party allo- Klan, he expects it to say so and 4nces were never so uncertain; be done with it. e body of independents was never If the party v.nows what it thinks so 'g re a t: ita power to determine about prohibition, he expects it to the result was never ao decisive. say so. Thp Independent voter will take no , If the party takes seriously the intgrpst whatsoever in an exagger- charge that low atandards of public atadV - “ J partisan ................ appeal, * The inde- morality have prevailed under this pendant is prepared to that power has exa th* is^ ‘t tends o t ? '* pt. e •claim ilm Tt De vices In the Republicans. He the relief of the fa rm e rs ? ^ would ” L-!'/.t Sem inole Feed Co.] ----------------------P H O N E 9 4— S =5= m m m . A ® th e present administration, it cannot do. •****« -x;* W, crata choose to han3tout.to nd convention . u . lualitles against which udent conscience' of ITolts. It dealt hypocrit- [ ITION • for he and hla 111 # t. liver in ,con- ■■■S <•* . a tm a tio n s qity and sincerity. He no one can w rite a plat|t-everybody will Uke. Hq lat no one - can pick *i I Whom everybody want*. fool him In - - - UU“ a m on of and ting cnl.jrone. Y o u a rc c o rd ia lly in v ite d V. >| .ff ia ^ P P c n a n a c c o u n t w ith o s f o r s y ftc tn a tiria g y o u r h o m e fin a n c e s . TOTH — SERVICE — ■ __ 1 -a . /I- p r nt 1 £’ fr I erred T if**' H’r-1* W '- " >aWJ.. 1 - tUKfr �L 't I •Vr- *• THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JpNE, S7|flB2^ he Social Side O f Sanford MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor. Social lalendar PERSONALS Mrs. C. "L. I’agenhart Is visiting Miss Leona Mitchell her sister in Waynesboro, Ga. friends in Longwood. Phone: Res. 425 ------ EVERYTHING SET FOR MASQUERADE is visiting ’AT APOPKA SOON , Mr*. A. U. Walker leaves today for Mt. Dora to spend a week with Friday • Methodist Missionary So- her sister. joatass Mrs. D,. A. Kelly. Mrs. J. P. Menniger of Plymouth Q Beach. 8:30 a. m. spent Thursday in the city shop­ STANDING OF MI LANE THEATRE CONTEST Woman’s Club Column The twelve prise winner* In The A meeting of the Board of Man.... the Woman’* Gub of SanM.le Theater ♦(•.Vi* ticket book* boot aellin^ “Iter* ford ,aofcalled by the prMldent, for contest will be decided y Tuesday morning July 1, at 9 judges tomorrow night, Ui * j o’clock a t the club house. Thla paign coming to a close a t l Pmeeting la to consider plans of The ballot box has been work, for 1934.1925r a* they are beJmd tike -keys turmftl over to the ing prepared by chairmen of defudges. The contestants will be partmtAts-and of standing bofomitallowed to' deposit their reserve tees,'la pSis upon new name* foi Ballots, also their final rash sales, club membership, and any other (n the ballot hov. When the box is business which the hoard of manOpened Ity the judges the cam- agera may have brought before jiaign manaffer will make oui votes them before’closing meetings, Until oovermc the final reports in the the first of October. ■*<’ N. Block.' of Buffalo New YorlJ hight Of the g n a t nia-.uup.nule and is stopping at the Valdes while in street carnival :qj». the “Main Street” of Apopka, Thdrsday night, the city on business. . ~ . --------v July 8, there comes the news that ready everything Is set for the David Miller of JacksonvlUaiaift da evening. The Program Comthe city on business, the g u m of ittee has broadcasted the fact _____ * R. E. Herndon. >Bobby Pearm an ping at unique lighting arrangements I. B. Davis has returned to AtMr. Fred Beatty left Monday have been made anil that vari-coiirates Birthday .lanta after spending several days night for New York on u vacation. ored lights will be used to be in harmony with the brilliant-hued He will be gone about one month. 15 of His Friends in the city. costumes that will be in evidence. *1$ ’♦J. Paul Lake, Walter Connelly and Who the prominent Floridan Is Miss Mary McBride has returned Ipating the spirit of July 4 G. W. Spencer, Jr., took a motor to her home in Ocala after a pleas- to be who Vrill award the prizes lobby Pearman celebrated boat trip to Lemon Bluff Thursday ant visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. J has not yet been forthcoming al­ though several different rumors i birthday Thursday after- afternoon. . 1McBride. are current. Several other rumors Lbout 16 little frlknda were and Mrs. James Ridge arc Dr. Paul Foley has returned from are being circulated, one of which to enjoy thia festive occa- a t Mr. home to their many friends in Danville and Lexington, Kentuck- is that-the 10 piece orchestra may their new home at 1200 Park Ave­ where he has been visiting the be increased to insure sufficient’ music for the gTeat number of lawn was decorated with nue. past few weeks. dancers who will undoubtedly atin flags and red, whit» and Mr. and Mrs. Henry McLaulin tend. R. S. Osborne, and R. E. Ogden [tamers making each tiny representatives The Program Committee has of the Southern leave this afternoon for Daytona l like he waa a t a real Bell Telephone Company, are stop­ Beach to spend the week-end, as made it publicly known that this tan” party. ping at the Valdez while in the the guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. D. affair will be conducted on thatBrownlee. ni«rht with the utermost refinement Mrs. W. S. Allen a were played during the city. and that it wjll 1>j under tho uusin. Miss Marlon Hoolehan C. S. Robertson of Jacksonville, plccs of n local club arid! the pa­ Mr. and Mrs. J. Rubenstein 'and I prize given In the “ Pea- friends of Chicly were visitors in district agent for the Oakland Mo­ tronage of the city of Ahopka. me. Jack Gillen phfaed the the city Saturday. They were very tor Company, la stopping at the It is hoped that one of our peo­ while in the city on busi­ ple w ilt, bring book one of the r tail most accurately, win- much impressed and expect to Valdez ness. ■» prifek-at least with n clever cos­ it prize. i make Sunford their future home. tume for*there is evidence of con­ nide waa served during the and Mrt. .8. A. Webb, Mrs. siderable talent here along those Donal Smith, Glenn Whitcomb B. Mr. on and a t the conclusion of C. Hair, Mrs. N. U. BuUer and lines. f time, ice cream and cake and Curtis Barber had a very suc­ Miss Irene Wood-motored to Day­ ted. The cake was adorned cessful fishing trip Thursday after­ tona Thursday night to accompany noon on the Econlockhatchea Mrs. Webb's mother who has been Miss Eva G. W agner £ White and blue candles. Pearman was assisted In Creek', 30 fish making the total visiting here the past two weeks. Is M arried Tuesday ining and serving by Miss catch for the afternoon. A congenial party motored to' srshnll and Mrs. J. N. BobMrs. Lula Clay of Jacksonville is ; New Smyrna Beach Thursday com- To Robert Donaldson Whitt, and blue horns were the guest of her sister, Mb’s. F. L. blning business with pleasure. Miss Eva Grace Wagner, the tal­ as favors and each went Miller. Mrs. Clay brought her sis- • Those composing this party were ented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. »n their way praising Bobby rs. Pearman for the lovely ter, Miss May Doyle of Okeechobee . j.>rtril«on, Mrs. J. B. Calder. W. C. Wagner of this city “stold a to the Femaid-Ungton Hospitnl HarUine, Mr. Kinard, Mr. Carter, march’’ on her many friends Tues­ [ where she is quite ill. | and Dr. J. T. Denton. day night when she and Mr. Robert Donaldson of Eustia wore married. Upsala And the impressive ring ceremony was Slipping olf to Tavares, tho couple M I S S BRIDGMAN performed. Grapeville The bride was lovely in a white was quietly married ami returned BECOMES B R I D E satin dress with' silk lace and car­ to Eustls where congratulations |mail man, Mr. Thornton, is OF R. L. ROBINSON ried an arm bouquet of calia lillies. were showered upon them. his vacation now and we Following the ceremony a very Mrs. Donaldson was visiting her A marriage of interest to a wide informal reception was held. husband's sister. Mrs. A. Y, GqrThe young couple left in their and Mra. E. F. Lundquist circle of friends was that of Miss car keeping their destiny a secret. don when she was married . Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson will Leir children, Walfred Pier- Rhoda Bridgman and Robert L. Thfey will bo away several weeks, bid Mrs. ,Elaie Hanson en- Robinson which took place Wednes­ returning to make Sanford their make Eustis their home for the present. a picnic lunch a t thp lake oa day at the home of the bride’s* pa­ home. [y evinlng. ‘ rents. • —— - . The ceremony was performed by i Lundquist, /Jr., who has A» 8. Peck in tho presence of fcd employment a t'th e WHI- Rev. fiarage in Sanfq-d, left with relatives and friends of both par­ [Williams fo r -Jacksonville ties. The bridal party entered to the r'eddin* Sfgrthr faoa* r R*apent Frisky, the guest of togbn. Mra* Mansfield and Okeechobee, who have been f her for a number of days, at day for a short visit in L their former home. : and Mri. k of Miami, at the home |d Mrs. Will *. ‘ J « R and Mrs. Erlcson have ata number of the evangel is[etings held a t the te n t at Wile. Buy Now at McCrory Wildroot H air Tonic —Cocoanut Oil Sham­ poo and Taroleum Hair Wash in conven­ ient sized bottles at McCrory five and ten ^ent stores.—Adv. thaj witl speitd a- w 5 r illy and Mr. • and Mr*, motored bo Palm Springs Fry and wife and Mrtv n, of Windermere, spent In GrapevUle a t the home 4 t. 9* I *,> . , '1 *' - * ' T- 11 'mnutpa if>vr p v n i, -tit y'o'twpoiilift >hp $utiful coloring in Vollea, Tub Silka and ((tar(? ,\p(^o at remarkably low prices. LIGHT VOCAL •• • ;• *.*■ *■ , 1* j * go , f i , n if -l • {M-tn # l» j ^ in v:.v • .,rfy;u \ - • • l At iD M ■ - ■ RICO-SHAM Drcktfes; in all new shades, nu /h ^ and white, powdor blue, poach, fishes o( it and many othe T i FINISH jip our big sal*, lowest price possible all o Straps, Lace Oxfords and si Straps, lewking Sandals a t .......». ■ r -4 r ^ 'V J i b • *" — v/.j- V| •*.: . y ’’.% ,*a! ':v j) - i > * * ■ > ... u ' I >♦» 'Mf vtmwNn til !*»,* vVvvjiyJ. ’.A \i '• iJtllM - wv‘ Ij tm r <■•*«* f r*' ’ * Yt- 7 sjfc ' rX W . M ................................................... ............................••••[ ,’ npUB SILKS, Checks and'.Strikes,' different' [ ' [ * puttwrjs, all eizes...... .............................. qrx.OtJ i |9 . ■ l>. i i ntjM^QRTED iladi'drawn and poriie'la^^inimetk tovg;*..., Mhcn^Is t^appreclate them. They aro to’ -(tir A ff Pale Moon—Fox Trot—Paul Whiteman and His Or­ chestra. No. 19345, size 10 In. Fox Trot Classlque—Jean Goldkette and His Orches­ tra, No. 19345, size 10 in. "From the Land of the Sky Blue Water”—"To a Wild Rose." Big Boy!—Fox Trot—Ted Weems and His Orches­ tra. No. 19344, size 10 in. Savannah—Fox Trot—Ted Weems and His Orches­ tra. No. 19344, size 10 in. Wa-Wa-Waddle Walk—Fox Trot—Waring'® Penn­ sylvanians. No. 19346, size 10 in. , . Nobody's Sweetheart—Fox Trot—Charles Dornberj ger and His Orchestra. 19346, size 10 in. v ; % * ! ■*••<*•• * ■-*V^.*»*1 . i Au.iii tin/. l * SPECIAL ‘ DI SPLAY *jt “fly1-y**. ■ • • DANCE RECORDS A word that means qual­ ity and‘diatinction. The name itself your guarantee. THE 0FEER— June Brought the Roses—Marcia Freer No. 19347, size 10 in. Waiting for the Dawn and You—Lewis James. No. 19347, size 10 In. afternoon A name that implies in­ fection in music. 8 BE r< -j : r.'ftrt.'ur Out Fishin’ and The Junk Box—Edgnr Geuat. No. 45410, size 10 in. Bread and Gravy and Pretending Not to See— Edgar . Guest. No. 45419, size 10 in. \h and Mra. Charles Cramer ildttn left Tuesday to again ip evangelistic, work la wherq they expect ho ta­ ilIs jrekr. i They called on ghbora here Saturday. All the Above Styles Sold at $8.50 and $8.00 Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work — n e x t . Valde? Music of the Spheres—Molto Lento (Rubenstein* Violins, Viola and 'Celia —Flonzaley Quartet! No. 1512, oixe 10 in.** Quartet No. 3 in .E Flat Minor—Scherzo ’.Tschaikowsky) Violins, Viola anti 'Cello^—Flonzaley Quartet. No. 1012, size 10 in. Maria, Mari! |Di Capua) Neapolitan—Rosa Ponselle. No. 1013, size 10 in. Carme (De Curtis) In Italian—Rosa Ponaelle. No. 1013, size 10 in, i > Sunday ' rk a a * S3S , RECITATIONS and Eric Lundquiat spent at Daytona at the home of mt, Mrs. .^dwln.-BatSeraon. AIRDALE SUEDE R « n SEAL RECORDS.. Campbell and are a t present of her parents, Robinson. i wiilfaihs watt ' f.O O K Itl l j.00,low n brings factory r « l>u II I typewriter, say mail*. Good as new! Ask to »*' one. fenples Hank it. a. ponii __ MUs Marjory. Bridgman, sitter of the bride and Miss Mildred Rob­ inson sister of the groom were a t­ tractive bride’s maidsr-gow»«k-i»r 'pastel -shades-of-eaaton'ieropor e nterin g together*. Miss Mary Robinson sister of the groom acted as maid of honor, pre­ ceded the bride, who entered alone. * The bride was met at the impro­ vised altar by the groom and his best man, Ralph Robinson, where WHITE KID : BLACK PATENT ■A . .. ... m J* v ; ‘* �.1 J V r T*."r ' ? o r : T*; A ftd U n d e r w o S -a v , R e c e iv e B ig B oo: Sllggimr'Contest—Cleveland Bcorrfl Three in Tenth To . Beat Chicago * WASHINGTON, Juno 27. — ■Washington broke even in a double header with Philadelphia.Thursday before 25,000 persons including President Coolidge and his family, W alter Johnson shut out the Mackmen In the opener, 5 to 0, running the Washington winning streak to 10 games, but Rommell duplicated the performance in the final in a duel 'with Martina, Philadelphia winning 1 to 0. The ahut out was Johnson’s 105th in 18 years of m ajor league pitching. First Gama Score by innings: Philadelphia . ..000000 000—0 8 0 Washington . ..100 002 02x—6 7 0 Vv WS i X __ — M m rM D n * b S n i l • T / i l l 11 _ Philadelphia . —010 000 000—1.-6 1 Washington ......000 000 000—0 2 Q Rommel and Bruggy; Martina and Ruel. / Boston 8; New York 5 ,, BOSTON, June 27.—Bostort de­ feated Now York Thursday 8 to 5, although the world champions outh it the Red Sox 16 Jo 12. It wo* the Yankee's sixth straight loss. Ehmke twice fanned Ruth With men on bases. Score by innings: New, York .......100 010 3 00-5 15 3 B oston........... „000 041 21 x—8 12 1 Markle, Gaston, Fippgrass and Sc hang; Ehmke and O'Neill. Cleveland 7; Chicago 4 CHICAGO, Juno 27.—Cleveland won the fifth gam e of the sferies here Thursday from' the White Sox ,vi(ith a 7,to 4 score, due to a three run Tally. ih ‘the tenth on as many hits, a lid after (he Sox had tied the score nt four all in the nirlth. Lever el to was weak and wild for five innings nnd thereafter Cvengros and Blankenship failed to hold 'the Indians. CleveUiidV.dOldlb 000 3—37 16 0 C h ic a g o '......000 000 202 0 - 4 " ID 2 * Metevier, CovelekkU tttul Myntt; Leverctte, Cvaugros, Blankeqship nod Crouae. Y oung S tr ib lin g W in s iJ o u th i'N e w Pirates Best Chicago 2 to 1 in .Pitchers’ Duel — Phillies Five Saints Romp Away With II to -4f lilts in Ninth Score 1— Two—Tw—Win--------Victory- Over LakeUnd—’Tlmps v Beats Growers 10 to' (4 l i {NEW YORK. June 27.—The ORLANDO, June M .-r Wally New York Nationals returned home Thursday and defeated Bos­ D9a))> circuit jdriyc. over tho right Barnes field fence, his fifth homer of the ton, 8 to 1. The brothers were knocked out of Urn year, with men on first anil secbox, Virgil and the first and Jesse ond in the fourth inning Thursday in thd‘ foutth inning. caused the locals to emerge vic­ Score by inhlnga: Boston . ............100 000 000—1 7.0 torious from the first bout of the New Y o rk .......300 401 OOX—8 11 0 Daytona series. The final score of J . Barnes, Yeargin and O’Neill; the game was 5 to 2. V. Barnes, Jonnnrd and Snyder. Score by innings: -------/( Daytona .......... 200 000 000—2 0 1 St. Louts 2; Cincinnati 1 O rlando . 000 040 01a—ft <3 t CINCINNATI, June 27.-M uelCraig and liivington; Pfeiffer lerfs long triplo to right and u and Francis. sacrifice fly to Blades enabled St. Louis to defeat Cincinnati, 2 to i, St. Petersburg I I ; l.akelsud 1 in 10 innings, Thursday. # ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.— Score by innings: Knocking the championahin High­ St; L ouis...........000 001 00 1—2 7 0 landers completely off their feet, Cincinnati ; ‘....100 000 000 J—1 8 2 the Saints romped nwny with nn Pfeiffer and Grminles; Benton 11 to 4 victory over Lakeland and Wlngo. here Thursday. After allowing seven hits in five rounds, ‘'Bugs” Pittsburgh 2; Chicago. 1 Ery voluntarily descended from the . PITTSBURGH, June 27.—Pitts­ mound in favor of ‘‘Red” Learn, burgh made it two straight .ram Pick, the first to face Learn, sin­ Chicago by winning Tnurulny’s gled. bringing in two runs. The at­ game, 2 to I.,Morrison, pnd Ald­ tendance wa.vl.050. ridge engaged in a pitcher, duel Score by .innings; . but tho latter was amoved fn the Lakeland......... 210 001 000— -1 9 4 Sixth Inning when th e ' Pirates St. Petersburg I01 002 25X— 11 7 2 counted two runs, Inrgely on CtiVEry, Learn nnd Nance, Smith; ler’s single. . Hernandez and Moore. Score by innings: C hicago...... 101 000 000—1 8 3 Tampa 10; Bradentown 4 Pittsburgh . r ... 000 002 OOx—2 6 1 BRADENTQWN. June 27. Aldridge, Keen, Wheeler and When Doran and Boone ran to­ O'Farrell, Hartnett; Morrison and gether and missed Quinn’s fly in Gooch. 7 * * i •* * the tenth inning Thursday, Braden­ town lost a perfectly good hall Philadelphia 3; Brooklyn 2, game; Dorun was painfully hurt PHILADELPHIA, Jpac 27. - and hod to be carried from the field. Score by innings: Tampa ....... 000 040 000 6--10 16 4 Bradentown 000 001 300 0— 4 15 2 Sadler afid Gomes; Rainey and McDaniel. Southern League Florida State League C lsL r Orlando . ... Bradentown Daytona . ... American, j^aguf Clubs: Y o r k o n T h u r s d a y rWashington Birmingham 10; Atlanta 7 ATLANTA, Ga., June 27.—After Atlanta had tied the score in the sixth nt seven nil, Birmingham scored three runs more In tho eighth, Thursday, and defeated the Crackers. 10 to 7. Score by Innings: Birmingham . 062 000 030—10 12 0 Atlanta ..........050 002 000— 7 7 5 Lundgren Midi- Spencer; Me,Laughlin, Frnncis nnd Brock. „ . j '■ < '»« > tHll I - MT- r*./ • ‘il , -l.T ,, r New Orleans 7; Little Rock 5 LITTLE ROCK. June 27.—Ewoldt’s home run in the final inning uf ThursdayV game with two nien on base gave New Orleans tho last game of the series, 7 to {5. —Jideie-by innings:- " ■— 'WmirOrteanH ... 000 400 03—T- >4-2 Little Rock .......210 020 00—6 11 0 (Called eighth, catch train). Dent. Cnvet and Bowie; RichImttfTTttSlr^rud Smith. * • , = J Bu t long lines of Smith shouters began appearing in the top galleries and by he time the cqnVentlon was calli 1 to order they were packed in like sardines. Very soon, large bod is of men and boys and some womm wenring Smith banners be; gnn ippearing at the various doors of he convention, although the' polic >were supposed to stop a t the guar I lines n block away all thoso who held no tickets to Madison Squire gardens. At some of the dcor the Smith enthusiusLs, in Huge Crowd Th y filled the seats of delegntos and lUternates who had not arrived and moy overflowed into tha sec­ tions if reserved seats and occupied them, and finally they packed-the aisles,standing five and six abreast. Tho bolice and fire authorities i the doors of the convention an the ground th a t there wiis no r ore room inside and ‘left cluthi' o rin ; in the streets outside. hqiVdred of legitimate ticket holders whoA> seatij had already been qccuJ pied by the Smith dem onstrator4 insidf. , ., WJen Mr. Roosevelt's peroratibh signilled the end of his nomination spe^h tho racket cut loose.,In voL urn/ of noiBe produced it exceeded tlffl McAfimr "dem onstration of Wednesday b u t itbord all the same w orth I -* THEN .MOURE A,. ***“ NECKLACE OUTeO^USE 1 SHE UEOTO GET IT! f . ^ A SPLENDID FEELING R epairing Wrecking Service Phone G43-W. Night 2&/.R Sanford Ave. and 2nd St. P A N T R Y SEATS' $1.50 to $2.75 Ball Hardware Co. PHONE 8 Find Its Superior E lder Springs, flow v- flvs g a llo n s o f pure w a ter ev ery th ir ty -tw o s e c ­ onds, It Is used by o v er fifty per cen t o f the people o f Sanford, and, Ift, la uksed by ’* th•e _ tIts n atural *formb,| W estern U nion, and m any b a ttery sta tio n s for sto r a g e Datterleo. Ia It pure? A sk th e s t a t e Board o f H ealth. H. J. Clause Distributor • - a s a c s r i MOSQUITOES ' ’Good, bye* docs it. Ploaaaat pins * odor. At drug *tort>«.fT; MADE IN SANFORD, THE CITY SUBSTANTIAL ON SALE AT ALL GOOD CIGAR STANDS H a m R U H B H u g g N H g H g u a p g p g H a a a iiiH u a a i In d ie tw ist bottle GABRIEL — — GREATER n . S S k , Snnl ^'iK X 'sreR o FARM S 10 a cres. Im proved, tile d ; barn, ten a n t h o u se; p lace w elt located ; w orth $1,000 per .acre. F or q uick ea le party w ill ta k e $8,000 and ar­ range term s to su it purchaser. 11 a cres, w ith house, located w ith hard road on tw o sid es; farm In b est o,f ehape; recen tly re-tlled . A t a bargain. . , , 10 acres, Just oft B eard al|; Im­ proved; barn, ten a n t house; corn and p ea s now ou place. A n o th er bargain. INCORPORATED Booms 515-516 F irst N a tl Bk Bldg, SICKLY, PEHV1BH CHILDREN . Children suffering from intesti­ nal Worms are cross, restless and unhealthy. There are other ayntptons, however. If the child is.pale, has dark ring# under, the eyee, bad breath end takes no Interest In play, It Is almost a certainty th a t worms are eating away Its vitality. T he-surest remedy for worms la iWhltela Cream Vermifuge. I t ia jfe c ttw destruction to the worms to thp child.* Price 35c, sold Union Pharmacy. . ■B* B 8F Clear Havana Phone 311 «% < NOTICE That tired, half-sick, discourag­ Local Union 1751 announces ed feeling caused by a torpid liver there will be an increase of carpen­ aid constipated bowels can be ters’ wages August 11 to 90 cents an hour. gotten rid of with surprising promptness by using Herbine. You f<el its beneficial effect with the first dpso as its purifying and regu'atlng effect is thorough and c»mplcte. I t not only drives out b:fa and impurities but it im parts h splendid feeling of exhilaration. Strength, vim, and buoyancy Of Spirits. Price 60c, Sold by Union iharmacy. Storage A nd F.P.RINES S f?ts Cl &a/<=. TH-An • <5 1 j1 h e r e -m o m Tho greatest discovery in <l#«h healing U the marvelous Boroxone, a preparation th at comes in liquid and powder form. I t Is a com­ TIRES a n d tS New Stock. bination treatm ent .th at' ntft only H‘tr V»tMl> i purifies the wound, of germs th a t * causa Infection b u t It heals the GAS a n d 01 flesh with extraordinary speed. Alww* th« Bad wounda or cuts which taka Pun iweeks to heal with the ordinary liniment* mend quickly under tha werful influence of thia wonderI remedy. Price (liquid)' 80c, 60c and |1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. 105 Palmello An Sold by Union Pharmacy, *Ma. S«»forS i . . N *T IX .IQ .M T - Yeu^; S ister City InVltel year to .spend • week ^tuj, or to stop o ref and. break yoqr journey-north. Shop in our fine stores which compare favorably w ith any in tfce eot^itry. Enjoy surf bathing a t our wonderful ocean beaches, Bring youi.dnba and play, over qur new 18 hole municipal golf course, Enjoy our mo­ tion picture houses, boat tripe .on the 8k lowing and Restaurant - WE CAN'T BREAKUP OUR HOME OVER A r TBiNG UHE TWlS- / "p -^ 5 PREVENTS INFECTION f_ f 'r Moya of the “CeleW^ Moreland of the A. C. L. Leo of the A. C. L. 4tar?^ his team with three catches. He also was Xbnbm fo r stopping the “ F e d s 'ra il the ninth after they hadaln scored one run and hod twi m0f bases. * , \ Manager Whidden annoufe3 ( the next game here will i u the Titusville team o n jrld July 4, and promises to 1 8 , fans an excellent garne t u ■ day. He believes T itusvilm ^ JS'iSwbL P lN A i, OFT*- O F V 4£ K n o ua. o s - o d e . ‘W E N p Y o v i A*>1 " M C rlV T " I X w e e K u A ce e o r i t w s i t * fo F i n d w oo o t n • 1^, TfVcS N O / tM ^ 7 C-4SOK ^ PUN>Vj't ‘V lT H O ut i w e * e . : r— Detroit ‘.NEW YORK, June 27.—H arry 4ny great body of delegates,1’ Some Grab, world’s middleweight cham­ St. Louis delegites to be sure, headed by the pion, s ucccs sfully.de tamlml -bis 160 -ymmirt m a in ngalnat.-hU.rpbtMli'A hall.soaring r-thelr-atandftrdi*,boV challenger,'Ted M oore/ in a fast they yere followed' by huqdre*ls .qf 15-round match, tho feature bout men inJ women wearing ju> del*-, ol the Miilr Fund .'card a t the gated badgeb And decorated. only National league Yankee Stadium Thursday night. wtUrttnithtarnrohlgn buttons. They I t was Greb’s fight from the sta rt. were accompanied by bandB, they Clubs: 4 flehe Tunney, Abimcan H’g ht- New York were equipped with automobile Nashville 8; Memphis 6 heavyweight' champion,’ scored n Chicago homtrhorse-fiddles, tom-toms and' MEMPHIS. June 27.—The Vols technical knockout over Erminio Brooklyn . anythng eUe that would moke a beat the Chicks, 8 to 0, in A ragged Spalln, European heavyweight noise. ,'' game here Thursday. Pittsburgh champion, in the seventh round of Cincinnati Sirens Shiek Score by innings: a siiqduledilg-ropnU.match when Boston / . Hoid-turned sirens such as are Nashville ........ 010 001 120—8 11 1 Referee 'Eddie Purdy stopped the Memphis 100 tOO 121—(f 13 1 the* candard equipment of fire bout after Spalla’a Jyft eye had Philadelphia Weaver, Lindstrom and Mackey word s had been placed in the been completely closed ‘ by TunWnrmoth, Kelly, Merz ond Kohl hails,and in tho street.outside one tiry*B Btrflight+ight habd punch. tremcidous siren which would.havo becker. Southern League >Georgia's sensational Bcbool.boy made it large fire whistle for a boxer, William L. “Young” Stribgood ilzed town, was set going. The Problem Memphis ; ... ling', was given a judges’ venilct , (Front the Detroit Free Press) ' hingnll.ttbBdkoom-J,- c over Tommy Lougnran, Philadel­ New Orleans ‘‘What is the problem of capital A tla n ta ..... phia,’ in a spectacular six round ami labor?” * Mr. nd Mrs. N. H. Braddock and struggle a t the Milk Fund bouts Nashville “To get men who arc glad to pdy Mrs.iwanson have moved back to a t the Yankee Stadium Thursday Mobile...... . good wages and men who are glad theinlace here from Delray. They night. Tha verdict was- decidedly Birmingham to work faithfully for good w agts expet to Improve their property unpopular with the crowd of 00,- Little rock „ a t Lite Mary. together.” Chattanooga poo. ’ — * •^ The negro middleweight chantPlohahip' of the chansfed MOM’N-POP “The M ystery D eepens For Pop’ B y TAYLOR ♦handsia w h k ,^ ^ Estridge. 'hard hitting n » rIem boxer, scored a decisive Jlctory T H fT S NOT. - SHtTOLD M£ WHAT OC&9 ALL qver t a u b ’ J i , Cans, v\ tcru:i MOW QOti O cC taveo HI? 8H L TI-US MEAN 1 ASK champion In i 10 round boutA B u r 1 TELL SOU MOMGlUlNG MOUR NASt S MF.LONG SCO—? TSU. r I WAS NEUER WITH Avpf\CHp’-AR iPRESlSrjrcF ME C ft L’LL / Goldie fish in a ll«S"f c *V •rH e^ tew m nationa bank *. 1 SHAWL WOUR J • MVJ LIFE U T>U5 INFORMATION CJT ME MW , > SHOES OFF - { iilUH « « i ■ l= o je a .G Continued from page 1.) mjnd* n picture of n yoji fin'the flower, of hi* njh; GIANTS DEFEAT BOSTON 8T 0 1 ;i RED SOX LOStf I ; >-B L O O D S H O T B Y E S “ «»• r r . 'S Kre cored without pain In one dar hv gplnol Annlyiej £ * * * * '• GoWrt**Eye U fc n T& pther ejre reme*r in tnTw orld as poolniff, healing and strengthening for on haying • Leon- wondortul la x rrectlva. la tha keeping babies ran heajthy )• eoncluslvaty tha hundreds o f le tter s con* d n g reeelved from happy rut m others w ho have given r Utile ones. -other* p raising It le Mr*. T, Route t , Clayton. A la , is began g iv in g T eethlnn >y at, t m onths and kept It I« the Fli �I «;^Ir4 f ll .* ----------------------------- 111 11 'l "*T“ TH«?SANPOR» HERALD; FRIDAY; JU N E ‘27; 1924., l 1 Ml . ,-rK » , - --------- . _________ _______________________. Want Ads A re Willing Workerl they will find a new home, locate lost articles, and perform many important tasksfor you ^ * '* * * * * t* * * * * * * * * * * + » + * » 4 '» * » » » » + ford Daily Herald For Rent Apartm ents r-AD RATES Cash In Advance k««r4 l i e w ill be »»,.,J In m y ttW M » 4 n l lar u a l Im m ediately fer — l* e * Ila* — Be*u lla* — • * a lla* — 4* a lla* Pace T ype double above red need dataa ara fo r coo* pit 11 * Insertion*, words of a v era g e length i count ad a lin o - • • * * « gum ch a rge lira fo r first BUILDING MATERIAL Lost and Found— ? o it RENT—-Two room house­ lltlliA C L k C oncrete keeping apartment. 713 Oak Ave­ cem ent F ork , sid e i nue.____ (ng blocks, ir rig a tio n FOR RE N T-T w o apartments Cor. T erw llleger, P rop. Lumbar and Building Material. 2(103Urt^ S t ' and ° ak A v e - 0,11 Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel &u Phone 60S. HILL LUMBER CO. House of Service, Quality and Price I* rtrralt Court. Seventh Judlelel S n m l3 5 ^.C*,," l,r’ F,or* _irtIon. George Lee W heeler, Joined by her husband and n ex t friend, D. F. Wheeler, com plainant, va. C atha­ FOR RENT — FRONT APART* rine M. Hemlnctlon and bar h u s­ band, K. K. R em ington, aomeMENT IN HERALD BUILD­ tlmea known a s K llphalet R em ­ ING. 130.00 PER MONTH. IN* ington. et nl„ D efendant*.— Suit QUIRE AT HERALD OFFICE. to Quiet Title. CITATION. To Catherine M. R em ington and TO ADTKBTHBRS. huthnnil E. U. R em ington. so m e­ tim es known as K llphalet R em in g­ Herald rep resen tative thorton. William Foater and w ife. Mary my fam iliar w ith rate*, rules P. Foater, Mnry K. Foater and h u s­ classification, w ill s i r e yon band. Henry Foater. Calvin W hitney ylete Inform ation. And If and Marian W hitney, hla w ife . 81l wish, they w ill a ssist you In mnn MeChrsney and Horlna Mclin t your w an t ad to malia Chsiney, his w ife, Thoma* A. Bin­ affective. II. A. McCheanry, som etim es FOR RENT — Furnished apart­ der, IM PORT* a t n o n e ® . known ns Herbert A. M cChesney and ments ft sleeping rooms Shirley Knrahl A. McChcaney, hla w ife. Ann Advertisers should s ir # their MeCheaney C reighton nnd Mae Meapartments opposite Post Office. M t or p o sto fflc s address as Cheiney, If llv ln r . w hose plnce or III as thalr phone num ber If place* of reside) cn are unknow n, desire resu lts. A bout ona and If dead, to a ll parties cla im in g er.o u t o f a thousand has a Interests under C atherine M. Rem ­ hone, and tha Others ean't ington and husband. K. K. R em in g ­ ju n lta te w ith you unless LEARN ABOUT Polk County and ton, som etim es know n as K llphalet know you r address. W illiam F o ster and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ Remington, t l H e a t l e u e n MUST ba w ife, Mary P .-F o ster, Mnry EL F o s­ la In p riso n at Tba ■sa­ gram, Best advertising medium in ter and husband. Henry F o ster, Cal­ lt eral 4 offlc* ar by le tSouth Florida Published mornings. vin Whllnoy and Mnrlnn W h itn ey, T eleph one d lscoat lahla wlfp, Hlinou McChesney and Ho. Star-Telegrnm. Lakeland, Fla. are a o t valid, rln;i MeChossney. bin w ife, Tbomns COLUMBUS (On.) I, EDO EH—Class A. Hinder. II. A. McChesney, in m tonrteoue. Prom pt, E tflaten t inert ode have th e largest circu­ tim es known us H erbert A. McChes Service. lation In Hmithwratcrn Georgia, ney, and Knrnhl A. McChesney, his fla ts tc fC-worrt) Un*. w ife, Ann McChesney C reighton nnd ADVEiVfISB- :7i the Journal-Her^ Mae MeChesney, deceased, or o th e r­ ise. In nnd to the lands h erein ­ Program aid, South Georgia’a greatest w after In this citation , nnd In, th e bill iFrom the Washington Star) newspaper. Morning, afternoon, o f eomplalnt, filed In tha above You have • studied, this new weekly and Sunday Classified rates styled court snd on which thin c i­ Is bnsed, described, nnd nlso !? ” 10c per lino. Waycross Journal- tation to all hears, g ra n tees or d ev isees fes,” replied the efudlte in* Herald, Way cross. Georgia. claim ing any right, title or Interest {igator. o f any nature w ha tso ev er, by. *>11, after much research and TO REACH the prosperous farm­ through or under th e abovu named ers and fern growers of Volusis defendant*, or any of them. In and uitation, I have learned to prothe lands h erein after described, ee its scientific name with county advertise in the DcLand to and also to any nnd all o th er p er­ Daily News, rate lc per word, cash Jte confidence." sons. whosoever, w ho have or claim with order. to have a n y -r ig h t, title or esta te any nature w h atsoever In or to A UTTLE WANT AD in Th* ofIShris Involved In this su it, h ere­ Herald will bring you big re­ the inbefore referred to and n ow here sults. Advertise those old articles described as follow s, to -w it; (Tract No. I.) you have stored away and have SALE — Celery farms, all no use for. A little thirty-cont ad Lot 11. Diock of Dr. H enry and prices. I t will pay you may bring you several dollars. Foster's Hammock east from Lake as shown by J. o . F ries su r­ us if you are going to buy. Phone 14B and a representative Charm vey of Lake Charm, by pint th e r e ­ Mil a t tho owners' prices, will coll to see you.___________ o f recorded In P la t Book 1. p a g e 5. Hemlnnle County Records. Said Jy. . FLORIDA—ORI*ANDQ— Orlando land being mom p a rticu larly d e ­ SALE—6-room bungalow, ail mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ scribed s s com m encing at it corner iern, on Laurel Ave. $4,000, fied business, mte lc a word, min* between Lot*J It and 11 on Lake Charm Avenue, th en ce run e a s t UBS terms. Imum 24c cash with order. feet, thence south S2S fe e t on Lee advertising la restricted to uper classification . •a arror la w ade T ha San* ,j Herald w ill b* rasponslbla i only ona Incorrect Insertion, advertiser, for subeaqeent lio n s. Tha offlea should ba fled Im m ediately In case of LOST an opportunity to ' abreast with the times by tAH leading the classified pages of your daily newspaper. Herald want ads contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to read them dailT. LOST—Large airdale dog, collar with no name on plate, answers to name of “Mixer.” Return to E. B. Tyler, Winter Park, phone 631. Reward. LOST—Between Enterprise and Do Land Junction, fiber suit case. Name. Tina E. Tucker. on Testa­ ment inside. Leave at Methodist Orphanage, Enterprise, and receive reward. ROOMS WANTED ------------------------------------:— M iscellaneous W anted i---------- WANTED—Two unfurnished con­ necting rooms by year round. Prafer close in. Writo R. W. I.oaaing care Herald._____ WA N T E D — Two unfurnished rooms. P. O. Box 873. DRESS1VL DRESSMAKING First class dressmaking. Work guaranteed. 200 E. Third St. Houses For Rent MISCELLANE01 FOR SALE VACATIONISTS WANTED—bantum business men DAYTONA BEACH who sro in need of competent — I am prepared to offer furnished r ,? SALE OR EXCHANGE . help should read the clssslfled page of The Herald. There's no houses and apartments for summer .*l0^*SVvm!,TCT, r***k^S*fl? p 0W!***• 1 reason for sending out-of-town for season—month, week or week-end. sen, Box 91, Geneva, Fla. • ■ help when there is probably just Phone or write. FOR SALE—Household furniture. , HARRY M. HOWARD, the person you want in the city . C01 Palmetto. 614 Main Street, Phone 743-W Daytona Beach, one stable manure, FOR RENT - 6-room hous^ newiy $5 ton F. O. BAre You Going to Build a New finished throughout. Good loca- H astlnn. N. E. Thigpen, H art- ,:, Barn or Put on a New Roof? ' ' (S g ;® tion. 209 5th S t _“ _ '1■ FOR RENT — After July 1st, 9 . . . . -TrTC-. room house on corner of 6th St. FOR SALE— McClaren snd Dim*. : .... . Special Summer Price* nnd Palmetto. Thrasher ft Gamer. lop cord tires and tubes. FOR RENT—One furnished and g a s, oil, best accessories. Ft (Iowa one unfurnished house. W. J. Service 8tation, First and Elm, GALVANIZED IRON Thigpen, Brumley-Puleston Bids. Phone 447-LS. FOR RENT—Eight room house at COMPOSITION ROOFING r m i SALE WATtr__i 7 n _ «120-gel. i L im a 808 Elm Ave. Also furnished FOR — Ona rooms. Apply 300 French. Phone 4 w ater planL Hoolehan-Coleman STRIP SHINGLES zzm Help Wanted WANTED—Men and women to Mil town lots in St. Petersbuif. S l a v S - t e - : i - 3 0 ; J u n o *5-13-20-57; Summer prices. Double your moiey July 4. next winter. Liberal terms to btyIn the Circuit Court of the Seventh ers. Good commission to agens. Judicial Circuit of Florida, In A. D. Powers, Cox 1759, St, Peters­ burg, Fla. nnd for Sem inole County. In Solicitor for Complainant. CO. : ^ , thorn hena* CHASE & CO. t . P en n ln gPhone 563 Chancery. ton, Seth Woodruff, Complainant, B eg in at HR corner o f 8ec. S, Tp. FOR RENT—Rooms. Wouldn't 31 8, R 11 B, run thence w est '.IB v*. you be able to ui« the monay se­ FOR SALE—Florida Marvel black­ chains, thenco north 6 chans, K elsey Blanton, et ml.. D efendants. cured by renting that vacant room berry plants and Cavendish ban­ th en ce east P.99 chains, thcncc stlth CITATION # ch a in s to point of beginning. Jso now going to waste? There ate ana plants. D. L. Smith, St. Cloud) WANTED—Bookkeeper would liko To Jam es C. Derdell, John N. b eg in n in g at a point t chains nrth persona looking for places to Fla. nradshaw , II. H. Adams, R ichie of th e SK corner of See. 9. Tp. 3.H.. position ns substitute during many stay. Help take care of them and FOR SALE—Household furniture. W oodbrldge. Albert O. R aves and tl. 31 Rast, run thence w est t chins, summer. Box 899 Sanford. w lf * .------— Rave*.-W illiam T. Nasb thence north 110 ft., thence Rat & not only make money but assist in 601 Palmetto. and w ife. --------- Nash. J. J. H a rris chains, thence south 110 ft. to face keeping people in Sanford. Phone M Oore. J. R. Challen. Marla C. of b sgln n ln g. Murphy. J essie C. Murphy. F ran k A m e and each of them I* herehyre- City of Banrord, Florida. 317.11 fee l 148 and give your ad over the tel­ FOR SALE—One refrigerator 5.00 Lew is. T rustee and 1*1* Successors In Mii Ired to appear to the Bill of Cm- North 4 degreea B ast of the Inter* ephone. use The Ilerald for qnick One baby carriage 10.00 Enquire o f (he cen ter lino of M ellon- service._______________________ Trust.A•W. R K eefer and w tfe;plaint In th ,s cau se on th# ilh ay sertlon 907 Laurel Ave._______________ vtlle Avenue w ith th e Mouth lin e o f K eefer, G eorgs ___ B. Morton. Trusts^ of Jjily. A. D. 1931, , Heotlon 30, T ow nship 19 Mouth FOR RENT—Two large, cool conand h is Successors In Trust, Robo ITp IS FU R T H BR ORDKnBD U t R ange SI East, thence North 4 d.-' ting furnished housekeeping FOR SALE—Airdale, female, six ncctin H, Ram sey, Trustee and h is S u cces­ onpy of th is order be publlsedj green East, a lo n g the center lin e of rooms.. 312 East 5th St. so rs In Trust, and each and every ol onto months old. Thl* dog la on in­ a week for eight consecuve M ellonvllle A venue. 170 foot; thence th e said above named d efendants, It w eeks In the Hanford Herald, a tense Int, Ch. Abbey Kin~ Nobbier West, parallel w ith the said South liv in g ; and If either, any or a ll n) m-wapsper published In Hemlele bred bitch, the blood of the world * lino of Section 10. Btl feet, m ore or s-tld defendants be dead, to a ll part County, Florida. lew , to th e ea sterly line of the g airdales. airtuiea. Sold U» famous winning tie s claim ing Interests under each IN W ITNE8R W HEREOF, f b'ennd every of the follow in g deceased unto Bet my hand nnd official ial Moses K. L evy Grant (m ore com ­ reduce stock. Price $30.00. 'Phone monly know n aa the Hanford d efendants, tn -w ll: Jam es C. Bert 7th day o f May. A. D. 1914. , G rant): th en ce South 15 degreea FOR SALE—Ford Coupe. Inquire 571-J. d ell. John N. Bradshaw. H. 8. Adams, this (Seal) R A. DOUGLA8H, B lrhlo W oodbrldge. Albert O. Rave* Clerk Circuit Court, Sem inole Coa­ W ea t a lo n g said Grant Una t l l 7 P. A. Mero's Garage. reel, more or lose to a point w est of Rave*. W illiam T, and w ife. ly . Florida. t'OR'SAT.E^Jordan “ Blue Boy. the point o f b egin n in g, thence Eaat A Handy Explanation Nash. Nash and w ife. 43* feet, m ore or lesa to th e point By A. M. W EEKS, D. 4 Driven by owner. Perfect con­ (From the Kansas City Journal) Harris. M. (lore, J. IL Challen, M arli vt beginning, less the 'eaat 40 feet J. W. HUNTER. C. Murphy. J essie C. Murphy, Fran “Daughter, I hope your fiance la f"jvrved for atreet purpose*, con- dition. Phone 231.'_________ S olicitor for Complainant. H. Lewis, Trustee and his Successor J”1'}BI 2.3 nrrcM. m ore or le*R, and TAKEN IN TRADE on now Nash not losing interest in yon." In Trust. W. 8. K eefer and w lf er»ofore described as Lot S of In Court of th* County Judge, Sen- kt.lia "Impossible.” . --------- Keefer, George B. Mnrto cars, 1922 Bulck 6,1922 Hudrnoy Pace'* Huh-Division, ns per tool* County, Htate ef Klorli*. T rustee and his Successors In Trust “He seems a fine young man, but bile, Auburn 0. now one ton Ford duly o f record, also, n obert H. Ramsey. Trustee and hi IN ItK ESTATE OK M. M. HTIW- plat h ereof f 1-ota t.i,if* One (1). Tw o (3 ). truck cab and body. J. B. Skipper, 1 find ho has been sending teleA ltT : Hurcesaars In Trust, or othorwlee, S>.' Kour Kot <<>• F ive (5 ). Six Baggetts Filling Station grams to some person about and to th e lands h e r e ln sfto r .d e To nil Creditors. L egatees, D lstihu- TiV’ S -M scribed; to all parties claim ing In l* e s and a ll P ersons ha'tng T w elve U v P * 1' 1 f 11' N ,n » <»)■ FOR SALE—Ono Ford sedan, late peaches and pippins. ' :» /.TTIh irteen (13). T w entytercsts under A. M. Thrashct. rte C laim s or Dem ands against laid T S f <**» “Political stufr, maw, political TUt '’r w , hty;tJjr«n ( I I ) of model special equipment,' peMect E sta te: * p V r.<,A1c*r*"d ceased, Thom as K. W ilson, decease! stuff.’ (according to ft plat A.,1* ilwwa»a*|*ltp III n IIIHI condition, price $300. Phone 571J. You and e sch nf you are henby I ksr. .e. . #Acre J e ssie Cloud Murphy, deceased, an rccon l In Pint Book J. R. Murphy, deceased, or olheri, notified and required to present my w ise. In and to the follow in g d e ­ rlnlma and dem nnds which you. or i ? ." « JSttHLi . ,,r ,h " public records scribed lands, situ ate, ly in g and b e­ either of you. m ay have against tie aleoS*,n n°**, '^"o l,n *Jf’ r,o r lll». and in g In the County of Sem inole nnd e ita te of M. M. Stew art, deceased. «f M ellonvllle. t Htate of Florida, more particularly 1st* o f Sem inole County. Florida to tlx* undersigned adm inistratrix of pf i n U t f i r»vorded In P la t . described ns follow s. to -w lt: im Book 1. on paa i go. e f the public raid esta te, w ith in tw o years fiotn Government Irnts Three (3) and (he dnte hereof. bounty. Florida. F o u r(4 ) of Section T h irty-fou r (34), and to any a n d » i 0tht.r turnon or Dated June 5th. 1114. T ow n ship N ineteen f i t ) South, 8ABA11 J. STEWART. \ R ange T h irty-one (11) Knst. snd tha Administratrix. r fa tmStilt 'any* r 12 Hi** nr* Unknown, N orth H alf (N H ) of thp S o u th w est Jono 5413-10-17; July 4 -U -lB -l> l n a tiv e dracrltied. or s r v\ 0‘art1 or 1 par Q uarter (HW%) of Section T hirty- ’ A u gu st 1. parfet AUGUSTA.—CHRONICLE — Au­ thereof. to u r ti4>, JW m »bfrw N j«f*cen ( |8 > gusta, Ga .’" A u g u sta ’a greatest Charm Avenue, u trn ce IBS fe e t fo l­ Bomb. R ange Thirty-One Rest, *» and o^ M st to any and all other persons, classified medium, rats cash .09c low in g f<*ke Charm A venue to s ta r t­ and before w hose nam es nre unknown, claim QUALITY PRINTING Court O P T IC IA N ! charge. 10c per line, minimum ing point, nnd also Intr sn y right, title or Interest In Tract No. «.) the , .80c. _____________ and tm th e property hereinabove tieNgUl* ------------Phone 464. « h and French The w est half o f Lot 7, B lock B. J!21 E. First S t or any part.or parcel there­ . hand and next friend, Joh MAINEL-Watervllle, Morning Sen­ of Henry F oitcffsT H am m ock east arrlbad, P H O N E 410 , , _ of. from .Lake Chasm nu show n by J. O. , ■. *>1 ' ^ tinel... Thousands pf_Main^ peoIt Is h*rel>j* ordered-rttal.jen'am i.i i ...H t f c r n . r r nnlf ln il"t*' ; MW sell of you. be and appairp W fdr*' A arnn-ilernigan. *4^al.. Defelrii CITATION ^ T ’^ ^ o i r c o S n t y 'uecoMal To Aaron Jrrnlgan. Itohert U rn- In the S a n f o rd H erald . a t i e l . ^ ^ S Sanford Novelty-Worka Id land being m ore purH culariy }*7l\** ^ of -» J*-*-*!-— * rl?*i nD and * n .tfl c . r d o n 1applies- Ha 1st day Heptember, A. I). 1014, art. Susan Barnhart., Joieplj B. published . In Bnnrord. .\H,mlnol* described Was bealU ftlns at H n 0point J, " tion. V 4SOtUUX P ee*,- v :• I County. rinrirt*. F lorid*, one* > * »cbv»*k for - - from a post situ - I M S Snd -theru make answ er to the A skew ■ Harsh J A*Kew, Jim’S* tranniy* S.41 chains --w-est « u i » '” *■ b ill of com plaint exhibited against W e e k s! Joseph - KlMgMT Ret ta C light eno**puiiv« eon aecutlve w.ee PaOT BEACIl COUNTY—th e -ktSf-U -’otMtua south from tho half you in th is cause. F eg a n . H Ilvnry wITNEBR my hand anu ile post betw een sectio n s x ftnd tT. Kln lnegnn, enry A. ... Crane -----..r, and scene of ^stupendous development- m U eueral F k e * • » * »*u * F It la furth er ordered th a t this Sophia, thence run w est A.43> ch a in s* south snd each nnd of the C ircuit Court o f the HLnnth Reail about it in the Palm Beach 6 chains, east S.43 chains, north i Order of - F uhllcatlnn’ he publlahed ev ery o f Crane, — C ourt Boose the above named defend­ Judicial C ircuit o f the Htate of *io r. CONTRACTOR AND P ost Sample* copy sent on re­ chains In section t l , to w n sh ip 11 ID the Hanford Herald, a newspaper a n ts .' If livin g. and If any, ether Ida, In and (»r Hemlnole C a u n l)\an U T Cesuaeeoetul < published In Hanford. Sem inole south, riinxo 31 east. Slid also* th is the SDlIt day of June, A.V> or a ll of said d efen dan ts he degl, to quest. C ounty, Florida, once each w eek tor a ll partld* cla im in g Intsrrsts i (Tract No. 3.) 1914. E. A. DOUG LAHH, \ TAMPA, rXORIDA—Ttmpa Daily h t consecutive w eeks. each and every of the follow ln Lot t Block U, of Dr. H enry Kee­ eigW Clerk of tho C ircuit Court of the ITNESS mv hand a n d ,th e seal Times, the great home daily, fer's Hammock ea st from Luke censed defendants, ln -w lt: Heventh Ju dicial Circuit. In Hevrnth and for Hemlnole County. rate lik e per word, minimum Charm, a* shown by J. O. F r ie s sur- of the C ircuit Court ofa >the .i* „e fc’inr. Jernlgun . Itohert Bsrnbnrt. B arnhart. Joseph B. Askew. of Lake Charm by plat thereof (Beal) By A. M. W eeks. D. C. GRAQUAtw VETERINARIAN charge 25c cash with order. Write vey Id it. In and for Hemlnole C ounty, on J. A skew , Ja m es W eeks, Ji]eph recorded III l’lat Book L e p a g e vs 6, GEORGE A. DKCOTTK8. for complete rate card. Sem inole County Kecorua. SaUt land th is th e 20th day of Juno. A. D. F ln eg a n , Ilebecca Flnegan. Hollcltor and o f Counsel for ARCHITECT 13. A. DOUGLASS. A oom 205 Conrad Building A. Crane and Hophla Crane, DEVKLOPEIIH ATTENTION— Peft- being more particularly described 1934. C om pplalnant. Clerk of the Circuit Court of the l’hones: Office«p. Home 21 erw lae. In and to the lands aacbla 4a b en ln n ln s th e s r e a te s t de­ a s beginning at a post situ a te d St F irst National Bank Bldf. Heventh Judicial Circuit of a fte r described; to all parties rlllm 5:10.17 7:4-11-11-15 Xtl-X-tS velopm ent In ninrlda'e h istory: a chains south from the h a lf m ile DELAND. YLA. Florida. In and for Sem ­ Ing Interests under. Jacob Ilrocklde h alf m illion dollar h lsh w a y to the poet between eectlon s 3 and 11. Sanford, ■ Florida inole County. censed. M. J. D oyle, decensedjand irtilf beach Juat flniched; a two thence run w est lt.3 3 chains, thence (B eal) By A. M. W eeks. D. C. M ichael J. D oyle, deceased, or nherm illion d o lla r bridge across E srsm - south 1.90 chains, thence e a s t II.S3 w lse. In and to the followlm rideb is Bay started : q uarter m illion section 11, tow nship 31 snuth, range GEO It HE A. DECOTTKH. S olicitor and Counsel for acrlhed lands In the County of fcmdollar op era houee under co n stru c­ chains, theuco north 1.10 ch a in s. In WUaoa W elding & R adM ior ’ Complainant. 31 oast. All lands In S em inole tion; tw o m illions b ein g sp en t on Inoln nnd Htate of Florida, sore 5:30-17 7:4-11-11-35 8:1-8-16 County, Florida. h lsh w a y ; g re a test chance fo r live p articu larly described a s fo llo w ! ft’e r k e v developers to s e t In on ground • B eg in n in g at a point on the le n ­ \ It appearing frum the sw o rn blit floor. W r ite D evelopm ent D epart­ o f complaint Hied herein a g a in st you In the Circuit Court of the Kerputh der lin e of M ellonvllle Avenul In •If (Fa Metal we U Feld A * A U c r n e y -a t-L fW Ju dicial Circuit of the g tate ef th* C ity of Hanford. Florida, 11)3.3 m ent The r e n s a c o la News,________ that you have or claim to have F lorida la and for Sem inole fe e t North 4 d eg re es East of thdln1NLIA—C lerks burg. Ttie som e Interest In th e sh o v e described W TEnW H TtilN O tw S u d ed e C n e lr tANFORD, FLORIDA C ounty.— In Chancery. tersectlo n of th e renter lin e of le i* C larksburg'!’ E xponent, m orning lands. YOU, and each of you are — * , /VeT M. K ln ft Complainant. v«. All lo n v ltle A venue w ith the Houth line laak Including Sunday, m orning Issue. hereby required and ordered to ba Mary iartlea claim in g an in terest in the of Boption 30. T ow nship 19. S ifth. and appear before our C ircuit Court 1 cent, p er..w ord, m inim um 34c. and* Involved in this su it under R a n g e It B ast: thanes North 4 a t the Court House in Hanford, F lo r­ Sanford* WHITE FOR >RICES M. E. Brock, deceased or other­ TO REACH BUYER8 or sailer* of ida. on the Drat Monday In July, fern East a lo n g the center llnl w ise. w hose names and plm-ea of (ellon vllle A venue I I I fe*t;-th ( Florida real estate advertise in 1934, the sam e b ein g the Tth day of .fr.. residence are unknown. D efend­ W est parallel With th e Houth ly, 1914. and a rule day o f out the SL Petersburg Times. One cent Ju a n ts.—Order for Constructive Her o f aatd Section 30. 4X4 fee t, mor said Court, then and there to m aks cent ■ word daily, two cents a word answer unto the eald bill o f com l vice. 1 Insurance to the ex ten sio n o f the Real Estat The Com piatnaul having filed her las*, p lain t tiled herein a g a in st you , and Sundays. lin e iaf Tier "H,“ according to ew orn bill or com plaint In this herein you shall fait not. e ls e said Traffurd’* Map o f tha T ow n of Puleaton-Bnmle “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell by final decree. Jacksonville, Fla. . . . . . . h ! n « . r » h r. t “t h S « i n U f i M P ford, Fiorlda,’ said sa st lin e l.ln g It Is further ordered th a t th is Mi anything?” If so advertise In bill of com plaint w ill ho ta k en as so ns V|*nt*res t ed* Vn lin W e o‘ f Bay Avenue; M th( * ' rllle Sun.” the "Gaineavl confessed sq a in st you and follow ed scrib ed In said Bill of Complaint. south along said east Una of h o se n sm ss are unknow n to her ADVERTISING gets results if It altatlon be published In th* Han­ .w Ttor "H,“ 114 fe e l, m ors or ls — Herald, a new spaper published ■nd h a v in g otherw ise com piled w ith a p oint w est of point of b e| \ CanHiri Statement reaches potential buyers. Pa- ford In Hanford. HemlnoItF County, Flor- la w . IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ntng. thence e a s t 457 feet, (From tho Boston Globe) latka Dally News fa circulated In Ido, once each week for a period of th a t the defendants, to -w lt; All par. ArtUt—Have you seen my Interest i ess, « . to v« point m um of «* *beglnr ■ tie s claim ing 'an in terest In aald said or le an industrial and agricultural sec­ eigh t consecutive weak*. ■' APPRC the B a st 40 feot lan ds hsralnaf ter deter!bed described undos unde portrait of Judge Trout? W itness my hand and official seal tion.____________ ^ ______ r i struct - purposes, contald w, | jIT o f olTlcs at Hanford. Hemlnole Coun- M. E. Brock, deceased or otherw ise, to Friend—Yee; how much are you acres, m ore or lea*, and hi ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — S t ty , Florida, this tho Ith day o f May, ind all parties claim ing an Intsreet 3.3 getting for It? to fa re described as Lot 3 or K tl| For All n said lands w hose name* and Johns County Is reached through Artist—How much do you think lacea o f residency IC|k_ are _ unknow n. r u e ’s Hub-Division aa p*r A ve erkV iual) .E. A. Douglass . t07 No th e re o f duly o f record, also. the S t Augustine Evening Record. t& . situated In Sem i6Vark~cirrult'Court, Hemlnole Coun­ aid land being ho.ought to give me? B eg in n in g at a point n nthe < orlds, and described u ole County, Flu Quick results. Two cents per word. ts*. Friond—Six months. ter tin s o f M ellon vllle Avenue s s follow s: MAINpS. Sample copy on request — Rooms For R ent A dvertising 1EAL ESTATE R.ilALE—C-room hoi »use, modrm w a tP flig h ts and gas, well Lot 75 ft. front on Park $3,COO. Terms. \ IEMIN0LE REALTY CO. Seminole Hotel Annex,. lU Y u n ll ’ A’ SALE—By owner, 114 seres *i land with six-room house, Ith St. and Pecan Ave. Inquire ”C. C,’’, care Hergld. SALE-^-Ffve acres in Mecco smmock. All tiled, small bam, and eauipment. Genuine barH. C. DuBose. REST BARGAIN IN SEMI|OLE COUNTY FOR QUICK ‘ SALE pie* bungalow, 7 ro<jm»i 13 i land In grove: 456 orange f all bearing. Lake front. ’ . THRASHER A GARNER. — J-., , ;____________ ^ • ESTATE am apartm ent bauae, t of 8an Juan GarHrlngs IS0.ee per it road. T w otiledl. a barOBL bungalow *, cloee to su it, fall located b uildin g lota ■, cheap: terms, lerca n ille business. W eekly ire** good, year round. —« eellln g, lea v in g town, w ell Improved farm on Lake Ime: also on D ixie H ighw ay. All ■•merits eu ltab le for dairying. nM Exchange Phono m CARS FOR SALE BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD TOM MUonra m Seminole I* Schelle Maine* 7 DR. R. M. WELSH ALLIGATOR a . ’ihi^pen SOUTHERN HIDE & SKIN CO. 'A Sanford f S asS S r*- '■ut ■# ■ *; rd-Vjj k fm . irt* J? >■«ieys -— — — T- J O '< U f L T > rtKt; fv ’(’A ♦ittViip — *! » ■ ?.L'. .L O -I fHELLO' OltAT'Ti D i'lH A O p tM A . -c o a r e . — - -*♦ ■' ( iA & I .S h A V aY> r~ r- O O T A H -V fl - »M 'TO U R . IH M toO T M l« ^ 7^41 S * • a . *-•; . 7vdPgvt- ,| -• • - ’v rtr tu C; .. '"4 » f: •S'!).. . >. ■ ■' 1' S l|,v - L im !i7 - , ; - o .i ; tin v ■ j& ft& ir n t ,r ^ ,i■ v t r V - K - ’* .1 W i-.r-s '/ I : OTAM )R r ............. A - J Moughton George 100,000 f Elton — : W a n t e d ! = r fjt T E U > M3 rr." “ s . A. DeCotte* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, June 27, 1924 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 1924. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 27, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/efcf92d741c35ad427cb60dff10669fb.pdf edf3bd07e6786907f59e6565c4b6cdf4 PDF Text Text OeaeraByTob* mostly tontlii ASSOCIATED p r e s s d i s p a t c h e s SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1924 S IN G L E C O P IE S F I V E C E N T S Sahdw ichm en H eck le D elegates id L a b o r ‘ *Orgnni7.ati ith C a h a i d f U e t m t l Chiefs Declare That McAdoo Must Be Nominated vWhile New York U b or Leader Takes Issue Dedar- P a rty L ea d ers Fail big Smith Is Man For Nom­ T o D evise W a y s and ination os Party Choice M s Cheer L ead er t Friday’ s Session |ees MeAdoo’s hances Fading . ---------. •j ; John H. Perry Reing nobard By Several State Organisations , Aa Candidate For Vice Presidfaicy. fay’s Session . Is * By HUBY LBACH fast U n ev en tfu l O f 8pSfi*rl,(^ rr r :v,nd,?nt The Herald. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, (invention th us F ar R. L.DEAN ird Herald « H ALL. York, Junb 28.— Forest was conspicuous in the mtion Friday as a Mccheer leader In the Flor­ id Georgia delegations. Ake is a personal friend :Adoo’s, and has spent time in conference with •ding Democratic candiAlthougti personally ring McAdoo's candidacy ing everything in his power i him the party nominee. Mr. [is beginning to feel that tho block is too strong and that •promise candidate must bo led. Mr. Lake, himself, fsCsrter Glass, of Virginia; but vs Senator Ralston is a more choice. . i in tho convention yestcrrsa uneventful and m'onotonNominating orators continheir hot air campaigns with ;t sensational extravagance, in men have been' nominated he presidency, and each reI numerous seconding speechill were practically the same ly slight changes in phrase Carroll Wllfor of Pennsyl who seconded A1 Smith1! seemdd to be .the only TO enough to deviate apparently was the New Yprk, June 28 Bryan Mack, Florida delegato and editor of the Pensacola Journal, said this aft­ ernoon that McAdoo lenders arc assured that his chances nrc bet­ ter today than they have been at any time daring the convention, and that tho delegation is enthusi­ astic for the one for whom It ns been Insaructcd. ' “ The New York newspapers carrlcds reports that the Florida del­ egation is about to switch from McAdoo, but that isn’t true," Mr. Mack said. Todays’ issue of the Florida Cracker, a baby newspaper pub­ lished by the Florida delegation headed by John H, Perry, carries a cartoon featuring Bryan Mack as the “other Bryan who Is a silvertongued orator." • Mr. Terry, owner the Jackson­ ville Journal, Pensacola Journal, tho Reading (Pa) Times and pres, ident of the American Press Asso­ ciation, and owner of ’ the Pub­ lisher's Auto Caster’s Service, is today declared to stand a splendid rhanco of getting tho nomination for vice president. Tho idea of Perry for vice president resulted from conferen­ ces between delegates from Wash­ ington, oKntucky, California and Florida, where he has owned and operated newspapers, and from ?ther states that ate falling in line or this progressive candidate. Mr. ■» -JJJj i-S *A m •j .. comments on various ptatform issues were waved In LaunUet of to *,he ^ moer*tlc Convention when a veritable **UJ of,.B,Kn Carers, in ail sorts of garbs, had to be run by perC w W v Convention fans have a pacifists slogan, -Law, ilw \v-r» ir,ckj k c* [r,ed ■i«nw reading, “Jaw, Not Law" and “ Outjaw War signed by the ’ Punk Peace Prixcrs." Another picket was !HnN°nwPYt0i,rCSCm^i '\ m* Anderson, former anti-saloon league chief ORLANDO BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED ON A CAMPING TRIP revolver was accidentally dis­ charged about 2 o’clock Friday aft­ ernoon whilo on a camping trip at the Wciaka River near here, and died at tho Femald-Laughton Hospital four hours later. Three youths, Mark Gilstrap, Randolph Caruthers and Wilber James, all of Orlando, left that city Monday for a camping trip on tbe Wsltlva lUver. near Sanford, it was teamed her* today. Friday ■Befroed'a t ‘ great length *11 While ho was here he telephoned mrious branches of her- own the sister o f . Wither James, about v tree, belittling with a lit­ 12 o’clpck, and told her that all h e somewhere back of the threa or them were well and still ktlonary war altd coming having a big time. . He also ar­ on down to her husbands’ son son, but. he is going to move his ranged a timevfor someone to drive Kfjib . Ko?r> «7T JUJii.Jl "Iff* ffly --legaft' residence to Florida over In them home 1 on Saturday.* k Of a Buddhist temple. All year. • My. Perry is chairman pf. the JMfore he returned to where the pa certainly very interesting, Entertainment Committee of the other tw% boya were, the accident ..StojrLU delegation. The o t l ^ ■enemher*- of - the eewMwiUeo ■are> IflBtnCf^vns'notfTtbd by long dtfml move. Thar efs rqiliy Barron G. Collier yiee-chairman, tance at once, someone being sent uch . that can be said for Joseph E. Browne, secretary, John to Orlando to bring her to Sanford |or his achievements. H« T. Boylan, Arthur Brisbane, Will­ in an automobile as quickly as pos­ Tom tho slums to the govtr- iam J. Conners. B. C, Forbes, Will­ sible. ’ ' • • manston. That is certainly iam Griffin, K. B. Harvey, *EdAccording to the’ story told by indable. But rather surpris- vfcrd Ferry, Howard, John kenne. young Janup, he and Qilstrap wero i Wall Street wants to see dy, 8tantion McMillan, Nelson together in tho woods, the former pratnated. That Is commend- Maynard, H. "PuncV* Na&man, having the pistol, which belonged |nly according to your point Joseph J., O’Brien, George A. Reil­ to Caruthers. James had shot a ly, John Ringllng, Dr. Albert snako and Gilstrup asked him for i* auaw u u u u iam i - a?imvuM Courtland Smith,, ivuuniu Richard the gun. As the pistol was handed [Pit® of Roosevelts' excellent Shaw yesterday, 8mlths' real M. Webster and Beniamin Wood. back to the youth, who was stand­ John Ringllng, of circus fame, ing behind James, it was accident­ ption was a wild outburst of pmly prepared enthusiasm will entertain the Florida delega­ ally discharged and the bullet (croty a generous display bf tion. He said he wouldn’t let Col­ entered- Gilstrap’a head near tho I noise. The seconding lier treat his Florida friends bet­ [ to his nomination was the ter than he bould, and he has been [ history o f ..the seconding wonderfully hospitable. Congressman Drane and Senator L And that roklly Is about ire I* to hln w ' :*v Fletcher, of Florida, are here at py will doubtless Be a busy our Florida headquarter* watching the big show. : • ’•‘Florida** slogan is still “ Mc­ to F«t through with Adoo or .Thirty Days." We don’t :h of preliminary business know when we will be home, but It was learned here today that Ihje.bafore .the Sunday va- our delegates say .they are going .It ta expected that the to stick with McAdoo as long as his Jacksonville police believe that the " y 1!* ba submitted and. it,is namo is before the convention. arrest of Andrew P. Chandler of i ballot may be taken Jfra. John F. Hylan. wlfo of may­ this city, termed the "Avondale > the afternoon. The Mc- or New York City, staged the last rated urges this as Sunday big social for tho women dele­ thlet1," will clear op a number of » much political manexrver- gates, comraltteewqroen and promi­ robberies which have been staged nent women visitor* this morning In that city during the past few when sha was hostess at Sherry’s months. to a “rose breakfast,” Roses and throat, coming out again through tho hack of his head. As the bullet struck, Gils trap fell, face down, into sonio shallow wator and his lungs immediately filled with water. According to tho doctors who were In charge thin was partly responsible for the boy’s As soon as possiblo tho fatally wounded boy was brought to the Femald-Laughton Hospital where Dr. J. N.* Robson and Dr. C.' M. Mitchell administered medical treatment.. Efforts to save the boy’s life failed, however, and ho •?.Tb a? olTyoung Clletrap was arranged to bo Held et the Un­ dertaking parlors of T. J. Miller and Son of this city this afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The body waa to bo shipped on northbound train No. 80 at 4 o'clock for Gainesville, Ga., the former home of the Gllstrapr, for burial ’ It has been learned that Mrs Gilstxau. dlOpt^Bamt Jliu: son tu because she fear*I Inal ne might be injured in sort* way. L|ke all boys of his age, it is- said, however, he insisted on going And finally persuaded hU % ' _____ NEW YORK, Juno 28.—The r i f f l e s ot William G. McAdoo and Cot. Alfred E. Smith in the.Demoeratic presidential race brought forth a dispute among labor leaden as to which of the two best repre­ sented the interests of organised labor. Six labor chiefs, mostly repre­ senting railroad workers, issued a declaration that Mr. McAdoo must be nominated or organised labor would support the third party movement expected to be inaugur­ ated. next week at Cleveland. ! The * declaration, lunuc Ufv*aiawvH| made ill In w a iui for.« >ma] statement issued through the SIcAdoo headquarter*, hardly had Ima to be distributed before James l. Holland, president .of tho New fork State Federation of Labor, am* out with an assertion that “between Mr. McAdoo and GovrrK lSmith those labor men who w the labor records of both, prefer Governor 8mlth.M • Sign Manifesto The manifesto of tho six labor ehiefs was signed by Timothy Shea pf the Brotherhood of Locomotivo Firemen; R. M. Jewell, head of the Railway Division of the American Federation of Labor; A. 0. Whar­ ton, labor member of tho Railway Labor Board; J. A. Franklin, presi­ dent of the American Train Dis­ patchers, and E. E. MUIlmen of tho motherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees. J ’There is no other available Democratic candidate to whom tho working man will give the same unqualified support," the statement t*IH. "Neither the Republican party nor the platform adopted Rnpumliean convention la afroptahlc to the organised work­ er* affiliated with the conference for progressive political action. /The sentiment among the great and In the Judgment df these Irsdera ho must be tho nominee.if these leaders are to go to the convention of .the, conference for progressive political action, on July 4 at Cleve­ land, and, vote against the placing of an Independent candidate |n the field. They have the necessary votes to prevent the successful launching of an independent movp. ment,”»• i5.. ;• Holland's Contention Mr. Holtaad in his statement comtended that the declaration of the railroad chiefs represented “ noth­ ing but tbe sentiment of the signers and those with whom, they are as­ sociated” and added: “ In Issuing the declaration, Mr. McAdoo’s friends violate the rules of the labor movement exactly os they violate the rules of politics by threatening to bolt after thsir can­ didate is defeated. They violate the rules of the labor movement by an. dorslng in advance of aetlon by the American Federation of Labor a out bond, ha**bean rogated and accordii sonvllle officers he Co two robberioa * nfUng testimony | himself in several ( /o f a prominent Whkh'bclonging tc a son-in-law of Mi •op, and valued at o the Jackconfessed >y IncrimiImplicated •C It was Otna gold a C, Rives, ohn T. Alwas recov*•’ Interro- tests, the last of which was I hcld rec.nUjr iit 3t. P.t,rU \uq annual Am erican Legic veotton When Miss Holly wa the third sward from the atato representation. ;, W illia m J , B ryan Is L ikely to Lead The O pposin g > F o r c e s W ill R econvene T h is A ftern o o n a t T h ree T o Consider R ep o rt •MADISON SQUARE GAR­ DEN. New York, June 28. Called for session at 9:80 o’clock tho Democratic Na­ tional Convention today faced the prospect o f taking a re­ cess until 3 this afternoon so that the Platform Committee might have more time to And some way to straighten out the tangle over the Ku Klux Klan plank. Alarmed over a NEW YORK, June 28—Democratic party leadhrp failed today in renewed effort to reconcile differences •ovwr the Ku Klux Klan issue and to avoid an open fight on the floor o f the National Conven­ tion. The morning session o f the convention was adjourned, to provide opportunity to fur­ ther peace conferences, but after more than two hours o f threat of trouble on the floor all convention members are working to find noroe way to smooth things out and smother threatened out­ break. » Responding to appeals of party leaders to glvo more time for tbe committee to work on the Ku Klux Klan plank tho convention after brief morning session, recessed until 3 o’clock this, afternoon, east­ ern daylight saving time. In another long and noisy ses­ sion Friday It received In formal nomination names of the last of Us in presidential candidates and was informed that .|ta platform had been completed In committee except for the troublesome plank on the Ku Klux. Klan and the league, which must he perfected oh the floor of the convention itself. No Shift of Smtlwent Tho development* of the last few hour* 1 ihowod ment on either candidates or plat­ form. McAdoo and Smith still led the field lifthe delegate strength pledged to them on tho first ballot, and the supporters of John W. Davis, Ralston, Glass, Ritchie and several others claimed victory after fhe deadlock ha* run its course. The debate over open condemnation of the Klan w*nt oir with- grow: |mjr- bitterness, and the extent to which the party should reaffirm Ue faith in the league of nations ap­ peared to be as much an open ques­ tion as when the convention as­ sembled on taeaday. Friday night the campaign man­ agers for the rival candidates put their camps on a war footing for the initial impact, while the plat­ form committee made its final dis­ parate effort to prepare something consultation with ethtt party chief­ tains, advocates of out and out Anti-Klan plank announetd tho Uttt lk. dakP 'M tkemseive former eecg*RalnbrWie C tsry of state selected to cenc for the plank ce A* forceful young man is Carl menl Uut only wqixq < Vrooman, who Isitfi the race for the ptatform e general vice presidential nomination with Uon of principle of Jre! bath feet. He come* from Illinois, arriving nt tho Democratic Conven­ tion with the Brennan dclcgntlon- insuo a Platform ('oiOmlttee Heartily Fa- named 1 vora Referendum on QatKlan by par of American Membership .' *NEW YOBlf, June 18— * * $ 8 ? posal for a national referendum on the question of American membership in the loague. pf nations was approved Friday night by the plat­ form committee o f tbe Democratic National Convention by a vote of Itself. . Except.for the:lei planks the platform Roy L. Pollard, engineer on the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, was i Und eho , train In i ductor I ■ fireman, > ufety. h t‘ P erson s PEORIA, TIL, Jana 18.-Et| irsons were killed and scores T o G ive PJ C om m ittee To C lear Colby Wifl"Lead a tight Against Klan ___ » Engineer Pollard Is Killed In Train Wreck atLakeland Believe ChandlerJs Junior Chamber To Implicated in Large Enter Two G irls Number Robberies In Beauty Contest Miss Mildred Holly and Miss Ir­ ma Smith of this city will be the representatives of the Sanford Jun­ ior- Chamber of Commerce In tha Beauty Pageant to be held at Day­ tona July' 8, 4 and 6 under the auspices."'df the Halifax Summer Frol|cs, according to an announeement made Saturday by the com­ mittee in charge of plcldng the en­ trants from the local organlsallon. M ean s t o B reak U p , T h ree D a y D eadlock I Tha fight' over tha Hone consuraatod m hour* with four gej under consideration. �\ I. — tv .'.’ : S VV'»'Av i ’ i-■>»?»•>*» fi v v 'i 4 - 0 . ( ■ « ' » . ; * (4jj ■ V• lt a¥**r ,r a ■ f•. \, . ' i. % % u ll l /J i O F F I C E R S C h ap m an , f resident razier V ic e P resident D I R E C (T O R S , v • Joe C am er arren i ... ^1 ft V raT W | wr M |7 II ig-S || l & »i 11 ft 1 a e . x,#- �TH E SANFORD H E flilL p , S A T l/R Q A Y , JUNE int F. A. Brink tor Board of hJDepartment announcement of statewide it comes this week from Dr. L.at Hanford. Florida, o f May. A. D. J924. HI At IX) l '(1 LA A 88. a Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% EitgjtMtrin* 4 % ___ JlUUUjJIA...... “Th6:lat(t WarataK’ ? S ‘ w W ,r c : - 4 847.28 To'fce borne by City 1-3 1282.42 \ To be borne by Adjacent Property 664.84 T Number o f feet frontage 23-1 * Assessment per foot frontage 82.414 Coat 16 foot pavement between Myrtle and Laurel Are. 3 132.00 480 Cu. Yds'.Grading @ 4 0 c ------ 1------...... iOlO Sta‘ Yds overhaul © j c __ . _______ 10.10 00.80 80 iin FL .cortcretb'CUtb & Gutter © 76c «»OV.*«U 044 Mn Ft. flusheurb © 36c . 330.40 '1Q82 Sti Yds rock bnse' © 80c **' ^65.601 ..... 1103.64 * 1 f u l f i l jjjf e .'lit * -------.—.( 30.0d j 102 Lin Ft. 12” Kttrrrri‘sewer © 1.05__ I.*.*** 107.10. Extra Work --------- f— __________ : lL . * I 17.86 Laboratory Inspection of materials M M • Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% .... , 6$.03 } Engineering 4 % i ----------- __ ____ U* . 110.06 ILRS. ■St'./WSKf-,-.. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOH TAX u n t i l UNDER SUCTION STS OF THU GENERAL STATCTK9 OF T1IR STATR OF FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given th a t-'ll. Mrl.aulln. purchaser of Tax C srtlflcata No. 40. dated the 5th dny of June. A. D. 1922. has filed s ild ce rtif­ icate In my ofltce_and baa made ap­ plication for tax deed to Isaue In a c­ cordance with law. Said certificate embracea the following described property situated lh Seminole cou n ­ ty. Florida, to-w lt: NH o f NE*4 o f NWH of SW H. Bee. Jl. Twp. 10 R. Range SO K.. 6 acre*, the aald land being aaaeaaed at the date o f the Is* auance o f auch certificate In the name of Mra. 8. W. Dretaljeld. Un­ less aald certificate shall be re­ deemed according to law tax deed will laaue thereon on the 22nd day of July. A. I>. 1924. witneea my official signature and aeal this the 13th day of June, A. D. 1914. E. A. DOUOLA88. Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnole County. Florida. Jly A. M. WEEKS. D. C. (Beal) «:!4-SI-XS 7:1-12-19 .action which w taken ^lntly by the State Board of Health, the city government and tha U. S. Public Health Service, the outbreak wns stopped with a loss of but seven The new appointment became ef­ fective on June 18th., and the doc­ tor has already entered upon hia new duties, but will not moveMbit family to Jacksonville until about the first of August. (From the Glasgow Herald) At a concert In ’ Glasgow a famous soprano was singing a aong in Italian. .Anold man in the front row of the pit suddenly burst into tears and would not be comforted. On being asked why he had broken down he said:' “She reminds me o f . my daughter, who is in Ameriky." • ’ __________ , . *But surely,” someone suggested, 4*your daughter cannot sing like that?” "No, but it U the same in, q wty,” the old man said. You couldn't understand what she was singing about, either.” n In re: Estate of C. A. Betts, Dsu ceased. _ •____ ,1 , CITATION . ^ Betti* Betts, the duly, appointeda ltd qualified admlnlstratflx oLtJts. estate of a A. Betts, deceased, hav- Kbrida. belonglng to the aald C. At Uttts. during his lifetime,) to-w lt: ■f kReglnuIng at the N. VV. Corner of ‘^ certa in piece o f land containing 5 a Tree owned by H. B. Mack In Bee. 99 of Township 19 B. o f Range 10 B. abd running thence North 5 chains to a stake, thepce W est 15 chains to A.stax* standing at tha N. E. C or­ ner, of land nkC. F. Bmlth. thence floutliM ch n ln jto tknd o f (L T . SWUrnjjx, tnenco Bast IS chains to point NAME ally having been exhausted.'and au ­ thorising the said administratrix to take possession and make sale of said real estate, and tha said p eti­ tion conform ing In all rsspseta to th* requirements o f law In auch eases mad* and provided: Now therefore, you. Gertrude Carraway. A. L Betts and Mabel Betts, his wife, W. E. Betts and Laura Betts, his wife. Daisy Bpeer and V. A. Hpeer. her husband. C B. Betts find Elisabeth Betts, hta wife, all o r Hanford. Florida, and Ruby Rowe and R. I R o w e , her husband, of Jackeouvlll*. Florida, and •Bottle o f Sanford, Florida, and all 4% Interest Paid on Savings George W. Hyman Baptist Church ..... R. J. Holly ...___ ... B. Lee — ™."— Mrs. Bessie Irwin Manila A. Fake---(L Mj Hand ..._.___ 309.63 309.63 309.63 399.63 282.42 282.42 117.99 117.99 117.99 117.09 El iw» D othStephens Turn ru b llc Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned will on the 14lh day of July, A. D. 1924. apply to tha Judgo of the Circuit Court o f Sem­ inole County, Btate of Florida, at 10 A .‘ M. on the said day or as soon thereafter as prsctlcable. for a Charter Incorporating, not for p rofiL.the FLORIDA NATIONAL NEWSr A r B R MEN’S ROME under t h / provisions of Article I. Chapter III. Title *. Division 4 of the Revised Genera] Statutes of Florida, 1920, and amendments thereto^ .* The character and object o f said Not for Profit Corporation Is the a c­ quisition. as a g lh from Charles D. Haines, an American Cltlsen. and Kathryn U Haines, his w ife, of a certain landed property Mutated at Altamouta Sprlnga. In Hemlnole Gognty, Florida, the same l o bo held In Trust and u««d and maintained ns a Home fnr superannuated, d is­ abled or unfortunate workers on the public press of America and In sttcb- allied American' Industries as m a yb e determined by this t’orporntlon. and tfndet Such rums and regu ­ lations as may be prescribed by Its proper ofltcers; the extension, p ro­ motion and development o f said trust property by means o f dona­ tions. or otherwise. Into an Am eri­ can Institution of national scope and patriotic repute, rapable of, un­ limited .expansion along the lines o f It* rJublUknAftlU Vy* care. Sup-, H e -lw lf acres more . . . e*s. Hereby, rsOervtng a Strip 15 fse l wide along the North and Bast sides of said lind. the same to be kept open as % of the public road forever. "A ls o : The East half of tha R W. Quarter of the N. W. Quarter of the v W. Quarter and ths East half o f tho West half of th e-R W. quarter o< the N. W; Quarter o f Bee. 4, Township 50.IL of Range 20 E. con ­ taining 15 seres more, or less, accnrdlng to plst of U. 8. survey of said Township: Also, that narrow *atrlp of loud adlotntng th*. above dewirU.il tract of land on lbs North And of same and described as fnl- sif) tr • 1 5omXTf4/N4» t o rtCK H. I- Gibson l|n. A. B. Munson F. Robinson___ JL F, Robinson ____ pj F j Monger ..... r . J. IJ. Whragge ...J... F. pL Mahoney &, C, R. Walker Hrs City P ark -----------W. F. Shelly______ ,|H. i f -Robinson ........_____Lot 6 Blk8 Tr. 7 117 236.99 ♦* The following is the Anal estimate of the cost of widenng the asphalt paving of Sixth St. between Magnolia Ave. and Park Avc. from 21 to 30 fc tl in> width. , Cu Yds Grading © 10c------ ---------------------------------- ~ — | 10.00 156 Sq Yda Rock Base @ 8 0 c----------------- ------ ..... ------ ----- 124.80 156 Sq. Yds 2” sheet asphalt @ 1.02......... — ------ --------------- 159.12 Laboratory Inspection of Materials______ - _______ _____ 2.93 Legal Expense, ad. etc 2 % ------- --------------- :----------------5.91 Engineering 4% .— ............................. ..... .....: ......... 11.82 . Total C ost------- ----------------------- ------------------ 3 314.68 To be borne by City 1-3 104^d , :• To be borne by Adjacent property 209.72 Number of Foot Frontage 468 AasoJsmcnt per foot frontago 30.4482 ', * FRED T. WILLIAMS, Enginoer. ' Foot Final NAME DESCRIPTION Frontago Estimate E. It. Trafford'rf Map, Sanford, Fla. , Gtt>rge,W..Hyman ........... Lot 6 Blk7 Tr.3 117’ 3,62.A3;*, Baptjst Church — Lot 10 Blk 7 Tr.3 117 82.43 Mrs. Bessie Irwin — ...... Lot 1 Blk 8 Tr. 3 117 62.43 Maude A. Lake.........—. Lot 6 Blk 8 Tr. 3 117 . 52.43 conditions and under such rule and regulations as may be prescribed by; lh I# Corporation, as set forth In tho proposed Charter attached to the In compliance .with an act of ihc legislature passed during the |ost session, all owners of cattle and .other livestock in Scminolo & m ty except in district f i w i l l be required to l^eep up said live­ stock after July 1, when the stock law goes into effect. , 1' This bill recommended by the county board of commissioners and passed by tho state legislature, provides that livestock will not bis l:1 4 -:D J » 7 alloucd tolronm‘free x y formwty and that thc ownTra must pTdvHb' . Cost *o?JHtffc UWtJ1bt 1ng deducted) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOH places for them to bo kept. 310 Sq Yds. rock base @ 8 0 c ________ 248.D0 T A X HURD UNDER SECTION 57.1 OF THIS ORNBIIAL STA T LTK S Those people not adhering to this law and who allow their cattle 310 Sq Yds. 2” sheet asphalt top @ 1.02 316.20 OF TIIR STATE OK FLO R ID A Notice la hereby given that G. B- to go free, will do so at their own risk ns tho bill attachca a heavy 655 Sq ft concrete alley returns @ 30c . 106.50 Berjeent. purchaser of Tax Csrtin- penalty for a violation of its provisions. Co-opcrato with officers in Laboratory Inspection of Materials 15.40 eftte____ No.. . 94, datedth* ths 5th SthdaF day*>fo f ___ . dated June. A. D. 1922. has filed said certi­ observing this law, which will mean much to this county. Legal Expense, advertising etc 2% 21.94 ficate In m y.of Acs. and has aiuila.AP-' Yours very truly,. , Engineering_____ ______ __________ _ plication for tax deed to U iua In 49.84 accordance with law. Bald crrjHIcatn G. >L. iBLEDSOE, County .Commissioner. embrace* ths following described property situated In Hemlnole coun­ \ (Advertisement.) Total Coat — ......- ..... ...... ................... - ........... . 3: ty. Florida, to-wlt: Loi !, Block I, Tier D. The Town of Ban ford! the To bo borne entirely by adjacent property aald lend'being assessed at the data Number of feet frontage 964. of tha Issuance of such certificate In Utry.^Kantyml. Florida, and marked the name of 8. Dennis. Unless said Assessment per foot frontago 31-3716 certificate Shall die’’ redeemed a s 4 n s -cfo iT N fY 'n O A n b o f p u b ­ cording to law tax d«*d will Issuo FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer. l i c INSTRUCTION. HRMINOLK thereon on tha 22nd day of July. Foot F A- » . 1*2*. CQUNTY. FLORIDA. Witness my «ifflcl*1 algnatura and NAME * I ' By C. A. DALLAS, ' DESCRIPTION Fr ■eat this the n th day of June, A. (le s t: IT: V ,-A C hairm an p ro tem. E. R. Tra(Tord> Map, Sanford D. 1931. ' IV A.J*)UriLABH,, 1 ' It' T. \ W LAWTON, Clurk Circuit Court BcmioQle Hocretary. M. F.woblnaoo ..... . L o t 4 Blk7 T r.6 County. Florida. <• - (H.<*1 o f B oard) By A. M. WEEKS. D. C. v M. F. Robinson ____ Lot 5 Blk 7 Tr. 6 BCIIELLB MAINER j (Beal) 1:14-21-25 7:5-12-19 Attorney for Board. ------------- ------------------P. F. Monger .. -----Lot 9 Blk 7 Tr. 6 «'.2)-ya 7:7r U .? l OIUlKIt OF j'l'ULICATION J. H. Whraggo Lot 10 Blk 7 Tr. 6 in the’ C lrouliit*urt. Boventh Judl-d a l Circuit of,'Florida. In and lo r fr W. jMnhoncy A *•- •* , Hemlnole County. In Chancery. JO ALL'PROPERTY OWNER8,.tOWNING PROPERTY ON SIXTH 310.1 M ^C. 7C Walkar Hrs. AU ' B lk jv t r .7 IS.Tl ' flookoV, Complainant, vs. H sr-, STREET RR031 MAGNOLIA AVE. TO LAUREL AVB. rlett IS.- Hookitr, Defendant. tityTark ........................ AH Blk 8 Tr. 6 248 To Harriett B. lfooker: Notice Is hereby given that ike construction of asphalt pavement ' Ifo u r ir * hereby ordered and rs* W- F-Shelly............... 1. Lot 1 Blk 8 Tr. 7 117 qulred to be and appear upon tha on Sixth Street.turn beert completed, and the completed;work has been If. F. Robinson Lot 6 Blk 8 Tr.7 117 7th day of Julyi A. D. 1921. to th* Aneilu arfifiniort Kv fVso P llv ^nmrniaslfin'nf flea r i f v n9 Qnnfnyri Fla tdlt of com plalnr Oled against you la finally accepted by the ’City.Commlfaloiraf the City of Sanford, Fla. tha above styled cause and court. Ths above and foregoing final asacumenti are payable in full The following is thq final estimate o f the coat of Paving Sixth Tha 8anford tierald I* hereby de*y iKouted as the newspaper In which St. with sheet asphalt 24 feet in width from Magnolia Avo1. west to Without interest up to AUGUST )» 1924, and from and after such date, tola order shall be published. witness B. A. Douglass. Clerk o f Oak Ave. 20 feet in width from the.alle; between Oak and Myrtle west said Special,AMcMments "will be payable only in ten equal annual said Circuit Court, and the official Ave. and 16 feet in width from Myrtle Ave. to Laurel Avc. • installments with interest at 8% per annum on all deferred payments. seal thereof this 4th day of Junq. to Myrtle . . 1. . . . . • .. . ^ . ,, Witness my hand as City Clerk of the City of Sanford, Fla. thia Cost 24 foot pavement bctwftn Magnolia and Oak Ave 1 w A DOUOLA8 R (Heal)' By A. M. WKKK8 . D. C. • 350 Cu Yda grading © 40c ___--------------- ---t.------- ---- .......... 28th day of June A. D. 1924. L. R. PHILIPS, City (Jierk. 080 Sta.Yda overhaul © le ■■• • .J*d»j7:6.12.19-25 •V. .V * 06 Lin Ft* header @ 35c TH ICT NO. 4, SEMINOLE C O C N - , 041 Lin Ft. concrete curb t Gutter © iT6c a-u.:-------T V , n O | l l U A , SAID D IST R IC T ,830 Lin Ft. granite curb ro-sot © 15c ..................... ........ HM|NQ,'ALSO KNOW N AS C U V . ............... LT o TA ' lIPRCIAL T A X SCIIOOi. 1160 Sq yds. rdeb baso © 80c ...... . DISTRICT, SCHOOL BONDS. 1 160 s< | Yds sheet asphalt . . . . . . . . . . . . Notice Is hersbir given that osalcd bids will be racslvsd by tha.County ■855 SdVdk. Board of l’ ubUe Instruction 0,1 8*m 685 Sq. Ft. concrete ajlcy returns Insls County. Florida, at th* office Of ths Superintendent pf Public i m ^867 Sq. Ft. sidewalk © 20c___ J structlon;..at ths Court llouaa lg Hanford, Florida, on or before the ; 6 Type B, Inlets © 80.00.......J egpfration » f -thirty days from th« * 2 Manholes 50.00 ..... first publlsMlffi o f Ibis nolle* and until fhur tffkjck on tha afternoon 0334* Un F t 12” storm sdPs»g> U of F rid a * * ™ !)! 25th. 1924, fo r th# Extra Work bureftaM 'W lfo.tO O .oo Hpsctol Tax R h s # M itrtct No. 4. SaaiaoM Laboratory Inspuciion^OD Mg! County. Florida, bonds, aald bynds Legal Expense adYcrtUlng Ei to be dated July 1st. 1124. bearing DAYTO: ” Engineering 4% — ---------^ ’;C Obdard Urowsr* Ex•kaago, a corpora­ tion organised and axlstlng under the laws of th* out* of Florida, compUtnant. vs. . A. Htudwsii, a ra L , ” o 8 p l n " to r publ W. listen Perdel :■wtsss-it Tam l*~mTTr:4 ‘.ft la You arc cordiallyi j'nvitcd to open ad account with us for systematizing your home finances. STRENGTH — SERVICE — ■ PROGRESS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOH TAX I1EBU L'NUKIt SECTION STS OF THE OKNKBAL HTATUTKS OF THE STATR OF FLORIDA Notice la hereby given that J. B. and W. II. Thomas, purchaser* o f Tax Certificate No. 24, dated the Sth day of June. A- D. 1922. have Hied aald certiorate In my office, and have made application for tax deed to laeue In accordance with law. Bald certificate embraces the fo l­ lowing. described property situated In Hemlnole county. Florida, to-w lt: Beg. IS.01 ch. H. of Nti Bee. poet. Hec. II. Twp. 19 R. Ilango 10 East, run R* 14.91 ch.. W. 10 ch.. N. 14.91 eh.. E. 10 eh.. 15 acre*, the erld land being assessed at the date o f the Is­ suance of auch certificate In the M ine o f Unknown. Unless said ce r­ tificate shall be redeemed according to law tax deed will Issue thereon on the 12nd day of July, A. D. 1924. Witness my oMclat signature and seal this the llth day o f June, A. D. 1924. B. A. DOUOUA8R Clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida. By A. M. WEEKS. D. C. (Brel) 1:14-91-19 7:5-12-19 In'ths County Judge's Court. In and * for Hemlnole County. Htate o f / ;.‘;i n r Total To be borne b: To be borne* b Number of Fa C O O L E S' % « "'c ■mi <a* 4 R R Druggists are Instructed1to refund ts ; money In every n»unc» •; satisfactory results are not obtained _ . “ cd. . The very CLRM JO N E S ---------■IVEIt AND KIDNEY T< almost Invariably stops t_ ■tendency _____ ___ of* sneexlng «nd the- - third slops *theo m v emiLCOLL) - - - - - dose ——.—usually --—--•# -*"»•C :!.! must _ _ .it L ___ Z — Cold be. cleaned as a serious dlaeoss so get rb I f your musclra arq eoits or j you have that * with a dull headache. It’s ■___ • f i l s ? , oa h‘ -* i«s«u Don't wait fo r Pneumonia “ * b«y * bottle of ( JONES LIVER AND KIDNEY T )NiO btodny. Tbe eo,t |. and you can not a fford to tako a chance, at thl* urti ot For sals at ROUMILLAT & ANDERSON Try A Herald W ant Ad For Results Notice ■ .icharg^flve'Cfiiits fo r ! effective July 15,1924. S f, i The above deposit is charged only as i measure of protection for our. bottles aw S cases and will only pay a shiall parto: ■ the entire loss sustained by us. =-j C H E R O -C O L A CO SANfrORD « • L IM E -C O L A C O . EUSTIS ‘ SANFORD T r y A H era . ld W a n• t A d F or Resi A New Through‘Train between Jack ville and Asheville, operated via Sa1 �ra E S A N T O ttftfHfcriALl‘>; S A ftiftllA Y , ------------------* — u •■-1 i .1 T.~.--------=_:— " " '* ■ l"*------"11 ■ » L! J ■■l> 1I ' l * KA * * * * * W riter. Davis, PSYCHOLOGICALLY, IhsheaU fldralM the root, with .’Me­ >nr pol McAdoo’U d * r , g an lmm«iUU counter-irritant i to tha “Ks«P Cool and Keep didi**' crjr, pending final eelecI g< a'candldata. h new version igt3Sfe&*S*KS r; Keep C od w ithout i c^wtrr X ---- ""**'*“ “ er. It la realised. la rJUi the.slogan situation., it inly defensive, not offensive, ruly good slogan should to. I-’our b*f. HCU toat Cal," 1 . lugfastkm, from Franklin v»U and Norman ifack of tho outfit. ■ -■ 1 „ , tchy. but lacking punch," la xnmeht of on tha fence doleto this Smith phrase. Lvid adS^bivlA: thoy edit save us!" la tha proposal of a . dark, horse boostsra who sdmblning In op* cry. lha l of.a combination lltkot thut U ght 'consldsrabta favor. hfckrid Jonaihdn,**, la n s*cy .c r y that copid be tvolved tills ticket, which, as m «y to Rlalntra of (hr S tair or *‘ " PlorfdoJ Moifce la h ir s t,; klwen (hat J . ’ E. ■Lain*, purchaser rtf T a x CsrtWlcai* So. ion, iiatr<t t y gnu d sr or i « n * X * handlcan carried carrli est handicap by Ham Kaliton o f Indiana Is his unavail­ ability as a subject for snappy •lotahs. No one can figure out how to rouse enthusiasm with Ralston. No one denies his ability, hie sincerity, honesty or hti politi­ cal strength, but popular siren Bill as well aa personal and political strength will be needed to warm the voters sufficiently to ofTset the Coolldga coolness. And right there ' Is where the Carter Glass boomers find an open­ ing for their candidate. “ Let the light In with Glass,’ they suggest. “ Olais will wurin things up. Under Glass the CoolWge Coolness can bo made to run. I f It la lea It will melt; If It is fog it will to dissipated. W ho’ll to tho candidate? W hy, it’a scin ch ! Olass! That’s clear!" “The introductory college,’* Pres­ ident; Cousens informed the faculty, “ would serve two purposes, general training n liberal arts for all, but so designed os to constitute proprofessional training for same. As O NE of tho Impressive things In tho early stages of tho con­ vention, to those who followed the Outsldo tho Underwood head quarters and the Alabama delega­ tion little attention seems to be given the Alabama senator. Either It has flattened out or CHIIe New­ man and C. 0. Carlin, his man­ agers, have a surprise up th tll •leave. They appear cheortul enough. Perhaps they will provo jiollllcal magicians and sllll pull o l ; the Sizeable vote. Z, SPEAKS Female Dogs Show Devoted Vigilkhce S d h o o d to, Bliitd Masters sasatffsa, anptteut loti} for TaxvDcrd tft l*eu«* la ttreordance* with taw^ Halil pertin­ ents cuthravoa the follow In a dvKtrllisd property situated In Hi-tiilInnlr County. Florida1, Id -w it!— , Lot 7 Illoch ic Wm ClarH’n Sultdlvjslon of IUm-U» 35 rt[nl 3d of Itnlili). aotta Survey as recorded Ip Flat M J pax*. 107 Seminole {*». vuIII hclnx as__ , land ________ ■ P i l e d at the date o f IhC IssiiStirV o f such rertlflrste In the name o f ’ ®ape**sr - Tltn _ Unknown. . That J. B. iJtlng purchaser of Tax Certdicnte No. t it , dated the* Sth day of June A. IV, I*>3, has filed said o< niiu-atr in my office and has mad* appllcatlou fqr.Tea f)^ed to Issue In accordance with. law. Ha(rtv eeriineat* jrnibracos ihe folldwltj* da-, scribed, pro party altuaie.1 in Inolr bounty. Flnrlda, to-w lt:— r E. I M ft. of W. 433 ft. of Uot 4 Robinson's Hussey o f an Addition to Hanford. .Tha said1land being as­ sessed at the date o f the Issuance of auch crrtlfleato In the name of Un­ known. (. irt'Lv.di - - i d - ’ .v i a That J. R. t-atng pure hey or-of Ta* Certlflcals Nn. 133. dated.th* Ith day of June A, 0 , H U hos-dlad,sakl eertlflcnte Irt tor ofnee and’.hae made application for Tax Deed to laane In ICaUlllllKi VHBII1I31I/ • V311|^invSaip||y business administration and gener­ al research would bo organized Into schools, each wth Us own dean, giving courses covering at least two years and leading to the bach­ elor degree an deo special profes­ sional degrees. “ In the professional schools," President Cousens said, “numbers would be small and strictly limited. The effort would be to set and maintain the highest pouible standards of scholarship. The point of view would be the development of the individual rather than the group. “ There is present in the univer­ sity system of America some dan­ ger of too groat paternalism. There Is far greater danger of neglecting student. 1 would the individual student, have the ratio of teachers to stu­ dents not greateo than one to fif­ •erltiMt prnp*rtr vrit oat vd. ln6tc County, K id Lt»k i f ^S trndlf ^ Snnf'iriL dsfd land being asseeas (he date qf the IMuance Of such' titrate In the name of Norman. 'That J. ft f-n Inr. purchaser c Certlflcnte. N». »a dated Ipi daj.ef Juw A D, 1*13. has file. c%rt|il<;aie In my office and has silr.lfcstW fo> Tax Deed Id Isa acerrdanre with-law. -"a id * rat*, emltrares tto-, W hw IS •crlped .property situated m l inhie County.’ Worlds, th-wUrIcit t niock H Tier xj tn» pf Ssnfj, It. The eald land beln* *•- s«sed a« tk* date a f i t * UWupnee^f such nrstlflrats In the ttaaea of T, " tinless ll»ifd' eertlfcatsle dhiit -ba’ e^; redeemed according to late Tax died * wil| Issue thereon on tha (th day of AugOfct, A. 11. ion . Wlinses w> pfkclal.slgtiaiure and seal th la. the 37th day of Jane A. U jk S t. . ft A. DOtA)taASfl, ' f Clerk Circuit Caert. Seminole County. Florida.*, 1,»! (Henll . --"Sy A M. W 8 BK 8, D. C. P tA ii teen. I would have each member o f the staff a teach er in the art o f liv­ in g to his special group of stu­ dents. ’ “ I would have endowment to pro­ vide the plant and maintain it. I would have student tuition sufli‘ tutWA I hA roarica.’T l r -iT ng mall box. It technique of leading. J'T- riMIE.grteat wull'that protects you im l youlr U rn . * .ffrom'thd^mia rnm . ;th d irw la fn fori’ *nrina tunes .’A Ain vf-h n rvlxhmw- n f t tw . o n ? mats, erected burial monnds for hJs favorite greyhounds' directly; Out­ AMEtirCANlZING ENGLAND side Sans Souci castle, there has LONDON, June 2fl.—Great Bri­ been established • national train- tain eati as much icd cream ivecy Jh2 school .foil a type of dog con- year on .all the peoblp of. New York apicuoua for the Red Cross inslg-n Hia harness-^-the (juide dog for blilladed soldiers.. ’ I J i M e ^ p a t h r J B I . ___. __ , __ I R R P H clsed by the two trailers in charge; consumed 20,000,000 gallons__of ^pratazm thw dog* for-tkelr taalc.^tir-fWztrff^pysaiict^ ’ ’ * Tboee selected are almost I n v n x m - . -------------- -----------bly female shepherds. It hn» been HAGAN WINS CHAMPIONSUIP found that female dogs are the^ * “ " ““ only dependable ones. Males are' w thi because a generation af- apt to .forget their duties when hls death hi* apostles were at 111 they see a good chance for a light. ve, and war* martyred in the With the female the maternal inst of ah actin' service. We itinct. tho feeling of caring affec- is no hindrance to ,tho dog, b^it the tlonately for the blind master, is w,, further. ^ only , young animal must be taught that its P$uecker and Wecherllng, the two; master should be so led aa to avoid trainers of the Potsdam kennel, put panning, Into It. These dogs must the dogs through a rigid coiirsa o f also leant to guage the speed, of training la which, however, th« traffic so aa to indicate to their whip.li.'never applied. The dog ‘master whether it Is safe to cross must learn to walk slowly, to obey the street. .When the time has come for the the master's every word, to fetch things for him when desired, not dog to pass its final examination tho trainer harnesses tne dog and lilda It lead Its teacher, whoa# eyes iih £ (uti|vivu* w tltfHflHu d clients self, but to pull the blaster over a n tied for the purpose, through far enough for hiin also to .avoid Potsdam. The trainer can tall danger;jBuppoalng, for instance, whether the dog baa mattered the Is bdiit' ofnVctri^y aiid’tituJJtml by your eanilBK')&! Extravagance will destroy tlie wal) of py'dtfiitlor eventually yout; panning* capacity as wep. j ’* WUrikllLJi*. , I *» is pfovidcd.for tne fumltiiftf * The bit ' and h ■ igPh le W r . .H I t .will P H inUc r’eaite ease W yuur i i r earpinj e n r p in g c a p a c i iTjliIa'VG^’ o'iir4*oiTrnTnaH. A' generous attic is provided where rooms can be' finished off If dbsired.' CAPITAL Cost about f7.000.04l. Complete working, plans and,specifications of this house may be obtathed for a nominal sum from the Building Editor. Refer to House A-74 * »^r > 1 » *Fi if*#‘t «*#*,**% J. I,’ ua ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ EVERY board true in grainj free from • A.\. ■' rectly—that’s the kirid o f Lumber you IW* ,4P l l r«cel w Our reputation itaiids piece Of Lumber that L* •i*gkiW~*'^rYtTii^ ^ u r 'm o n e y wont* have to, -Save regularly 1. * A- collar is provided tinder the entire houst and here la located*the laundry, heater and coat (paces, and , SANTA MONICA,* C*l„. June AIK bAdSKNGBKS REAtWUUBU 28r—A total of more than 10,000 airplane flights from Clover Field in. 12 months resulted in only three accidents, according to the records, and from this tne argu­ ment Is Advanced that flying Is aafec than automobile tiding. The necklet* aviator and the stunt flyer are said to be responsible for the deluclona about tgtr « flying. ■<■ S a v in g w ill s t o p t h e le a k s a n d b 'a lld t h e w ^ . s t knot ahdTot, squired and trimmed cor­ fIt . I), IsjW hoa hlcil s.iij Crrtiniste . known;, : ccrtiricatr.in.tny, office iirui pa* fpadc, fertlflrai^ tx,*fli*lftcs cient to pay adoqukt eaalaries to the staff. I would have special en­ dowment for research. Glvap all POTSDAM, Germany; ffune 2f.— thesb, I should expect result*, not In, this historic city, whera^onca no wattalned by arty 'othbr initU ■a vi, ^ FoMnsonedtlinrsy «tf Mooford. Tne said* I Hi my iifllct! and has miulr ap p lica­ tion for Tax firad to Issue In accord-' i»nc» with law., Halit certificate_rm - - i -day i t Jude a . o . J H liriic*-* the fc llo w ln a ilrarrlbcd prop­ erty situated in 'Hrtrtlnoie County, F lorida, t o . Witt— f '• .. Lots ::0 *an<t SI Florida I.aml A ^ 'lim ita tio n Co'a Add tq South SNt; ford. The Said land halt t ‘ U w iu m I at Ui* date n f'th e lasuaiics o f such eeriiilCntr in thn nart’ s #f Unknown. fT h »t J. E. f..ilnic purchaser o f Tax Certificate No. 1171 dated tho day of Jt.no A. n. 1913 ha* tiled said d e i'.o f Juris A. l>. i| t)( Schools. “ Keep Cool a n d K eep Coolu th« high p oin t >» Rapubrioganesrlng t o *date, than t s are seeking a candidate o n ca q t o h u ^ g * phraea 1 n fim n s s s s nyerd’ formula, tlus rooster _£---------............ . 1 MEDF(|r d . Mss*., -Jarfe 27.—A proposal (or a radical change In the educational scheme of Tufts College has been Ikid before the faculty member? by President Johli fA. Cousens. It would do away with The present four-year college course and institute a twd-year in troductory college course to be fol lowed by courses of two years ,br more in the Tufts professional united under thi Strata a* they aropd-ToA new and Kew ,yerk, inflations from which to avolva nroBressfve,'* a L fcgidentlal tlckst-.l« the matter mat, ap«l Jonath ctntpalcn slogan* * YoC. 'after eat to-gOodntM d ; a catch phrase may to ) tnoro ent governor of hrful factoT in bufldlna ' bp "DdvIX and ’0 Lur support than irvcre matter* . of this .pair, coii e candldnie'e political or acotry. "John W. blc vnw|iuiiiK vlewjwint » , , sverythMg east diva cnmialghlng ■ <:ou!d to a through buttons and banners tiring the Democratic rooster, 1, arched neck and flapping i d emitting a naw challenge. '■ May (Give Two and Four Yealr Gjuftek At Ttifts C blle^t HARRY B. HUNT Y O n iC -N b t lb * )«« «t o f ■. Z.: ~, '.f. i. J on is yoilr sure Hg8sM3ri»a.l?VwCwfflftgl ,•* % �) ' : -‘ = S a n fo rd fi The Most W onderful Thing In Tampa H e r a ld mm &. . ..-..-T A tightwad r r r wku P!*s his chewing gum again and again to t o p .. J ** Another Conquering Army To Europe * 1 There are to be glorious times in many u b o ? U n 7 ii te convention that If this Bummer. The big steamship companies McAdoo isn.’l. named R wiU sup­ mons sale of tickets to Americans—generally proaj port a t(iird party. who are goinK to the Old World in the next f W9! «*wsh»p*tn i' Su “ ■'"^Phnfe ------------------------------------......n.,ces A ‘ ^ “ a r e ,^ man ing in New York hotels, be done besodea going to of the extraordinarily low rates"offered Dy A lot companies tand by “ personally conducted excursions" o f one chord Ifiqii.Juyif another,. .Bqt they will spend their money in the T IT aa^reyal and sovereign Americans should. The on ^ 3 ? old tradition that eveiy American is a millionaire will be ,'t much chance for the of a candidate without a maintained In fine style. They will pay outlandish prices for wo out fight. , - r i[ thinfs they do not want. And easier times will come to many a home across the sea. .^ Jennings Jlryan has lopt at the convention. Now . > It is‘certain, too, .that moat ofijthe travelers will'feel that won’t-have time Jor their trip is worth all it is costing Ahem. It is fine that s TTtlXH.- --------------- many 4housahdsiM5cUriyvmuntvy fotetHfi o— — *uesday Sanford takes con- today's Europe for themselves. It will mean a better under­ the water system. The standing, and better co-operation. It will'ftie&n a new friend­ love on the part of the city liness between this nation and thA nations of the Old World. * \'And Florida, regardtess o f the fact that many a tourist ' p£ i - . — • ■ is Jipendink moifty that he tnight have spent in this state, And. what aboot that curb WAtilld ljjt&^o"aepd fongralyttitiona to the tourists' hosts and ket for Sapfapd to Here is a c for sqjne progressive oreanlxlUon hi^ihA nrtfnldfertlse' a Utile harder and “ go after business’ to do something worth while. a little more strenuously— and then spend the money they gebon their loved ones. Coolldge and Dawes are straogely quiet during the convsn tfon. America with all its wealth and marvelous prosperity can Probably hoping that lhe Jhtmo- .well.afford, to send an army, o f tourists over-seas, each crats sayf it with floweri.M equipped with a good, fat wallet, and a smile of friendship for Richard Htrau/ hSSrilt^bpdHL' He muitbave obtained his inspiration from a bill of fare. —o--------Rochester Times-Union tells ^ ^ r r e i ^ ^ 7 h e ° r 'iitthi Unk wss empty, it was - fsvo them U>e William (Jibbs Me- m g i j^ ^ a s a dent. He wotdd probably keep Con- grea* on good terms with his ideas |//and by tnbans’o f fistic par' : / n / ti1>i. I-11' bAte? of?i^ it hS N « Twk % i t f S j B M p ) •jo, Al Smith’s day. Issue* of fanatlchm. Dan-D^bb Si — * One look at a can’t blame hirt f c r b S J 2 Beer pall-dlnner pall* i Mri. Parsons, of Missouri. ; Th« bath tub will not . t i vacation until winter. U4*1 YESTERDAY WAA Al S ftV day irt the big Democratic con- w7 ventlon, V Mention , of Smith's name, Franklin :D. Rooaetelt, ot the of a nomination speech, tu looi* a noise such oanoconVenHcm A People w h o li^ 7 n , uto/ S not throw glass. 1 Thd eternal "triangle |* coming the eternal *,u*‘ " A shark Is abig'fhh. ^ ^ Who think they ar? Men gie'kicking about less dresses. Ir» few ' may be kicking about sleeves. uppor ortere of Goy.‘ * ate**' without Smith “ clashed the gate 1 .7 Lv much. If any, resistance by the po­ lice. Thanks to the vigor of their lungs, and to the really extraordin*Cf enthusiasm ot the rest’of tha great crowd in the Garden, there happened a thing not seen before. Keeping It going, the demonstra­ tors marching, rushing, shrieking, yelling, singing “ Sidewalks of New York," and shouting the name of Al Spiith, a. tually .drowned the music of the band. Not oniy one band was drowned by the human volets.1 Besides the big crowd of musicians in the gallery, there were two different brass bands parading around the hall and they could not be heard except as they passed di­ rectly In front of you. *. * , ' 6ur stand on the marry!,*, tlon U that a man who at home* should stay single We like wintsr better th*a, mer because getting cold wilt your collar. After forty or fifty y e ^ practice some men still ne»«ti when they have had enough. Flies swatted sofar p!; to end reach the conclusion^ are not half epough. Among Uie vfls of jeavipj | at home is returning to fin sink a sink* of Iniquity. * IF ENTHUSIASM means a nom­ ination i (It does sometimes and sometimes does not), Al Smith will be nominated. Enthusiasm is catching. It affects even seasoned newspaper reporters, That Al Smith demonstration will be reflected in newspaper columns all over the United States. However, if you studied closely the hundreds of delegates that did not join in the pgrade or in the shouting, especially if you studied the women, sitting quietly among the delegates, you could see libs firmly pressed together, faces witfi-, out the trace o f a smile, that seemed to say, J'Al Smith! N«l» MRS. PARSdNS, of Unie Mo., earnest delegate, in a S' mery dress of light gray'* stands out as leader of the four femais immortals, from MissouM/ ’ Standing up in their chairs, with no apparent pause for breath, they shouted continuously, "W e eonft Care when the East saps ‘Boot we’re here to vote for McAdool” , WHILE EVERYBODY els* yell*<l “ Al Smith,” or sang whit may be the new national anthom; "East Side, West Side, AIJ Aroul the Town," Mra. Panons, of Unio ville, Mo., was busy. For one hour that dauntless lady was fora: rolling up balls mill* of pape paper being handeuio her b \o\id friends in her delftgt, , Their as the Al Smith brass bal passed by, she threw the paper balls into one big open brass horn after another, silencing the music, if .only for a half minute. That* the spirit that offsets a good deal of'noisy enthusiasm. The greatest surprise to fn^ summer came from a mosnulta3 broke his bill on s man* • ’ Choosing ; picnic weat|t«J simple, inck the dtv' yo» then postpone it until the foil* day. LJu SATURDAY EVENING SERMON THE TICKET SCANDAL TAMPA TRIBUNE Get your pencil, udi&on Square Garden seats apximately 13,000 people, e great Democratic National ventToh Is under way in New Jtyrk. There Is a ticket scandal. Certain persons have not received as, many "ducats” as they think th|y are entitled to., II r)ghi;, figure it out. bore are one thousand four hun1 delegates. That leaves eleven usand six hundred seats. Then re are one thousand four hund alternates,.so to speak. And if loaves ten thousand two huni seats. Horn are twenty avowed candl- ilute Is entitled to tho anmo treat­ ment, That would niake eight thou­ sand tickets to Presidential candi­ dates alone. And it would leave »ting nceonirnodfttions for,'say, p thousand two hundred people, are approximately .one d newspapermen and .other pryss representatives covering the coaveation. That.leaves approxi­ mately one thousand two hundred v- ——r CW York was entitled to some few passes to Uio. blg show. Am) cer­ tainly the heavy donors had th* right to expect a few “ shills." And every person who kicked In one hundred dollars was entitled to n "season pass" and for every five hundred dollar contribution therb was a box seat coupon good for Uio entire run of Democracy’s greatest show. -. 3 ^ How many of these, donations ' B j Rev. F. 6 . Kin, ! were there! That is the unknown quantity. There is X—find Its value. That is, if you can. But you oan’t , • ■ Of course, where there is a' de­ mand of kdeh proportion* the sup­ ply is certain to be short. Democ­ racy went long on attractions for its big show, but *oJd short on sett1'ng^capacity. — i ■ there. are many dlsapNaturally * polntntented people. And, of course, the sergeants-at-arms and the doorkeepers and the cohorts of police stationed to prevent the Unqualified from entering the sacred precincts of that magnifi­ cent hall, where history is being made, have,their hands full. The law of supply and demand is working overt! mo in this con­ vention. It la the biggest political WibW on' a r th :— Mffltonr-wtrald crowd into that magnificent hall. But,- unfortunately, the walls- are of immovable masonry. It Is a pity, they ore riot o f some elastic sub­ stance that would permit of expan­ sion. Then everybody could be satisfied. . ' And,'here's a suggestion. The next- time an event of the importance and widespread interest of this one is-.cooked yp>.why nqt God never designed even one Hfo tho ' forces of destruction to be spent fi| an unmanly or an which deadly mluils art unwomanly fnanne f.. Multitudes constantly hurled sgsinst the I are being lured from the highway noccnt and the unsuapecUtr 1 to the heights and are, now rush­ will invest some of the » n h i ing recklessly toward the depths, his manhood In doing well hlii but they were not designed for tho in taking the fort. When a ' descent. There arq other multD man discovers that the hut 1 tudes who are not rushing reck­ pioney is a deadly narcotic, he \ lessly toward the depths, snd at the master his motivei for md same time they are not making any money. He will perhaps he no I progress toward the heighu. They vigilent in acquiring but he appear to,be content to live on the direct his efforts with the eou level.. God has resigned that we of h‘ good steward. shall make progress, that we shall Certainly one of the mod ep, constantly advance; that wp shall hours in a young man’s life is < ascend-the heights. hour when he is able to prop. A Resolve By One Who Was Down appraiae the value of God. To i There is indeed inspiration, on that it ia perilous to attempt'll those lines of Alfred Tennyson make tjie journey of life wn . when ho says: P°f? K tt Iame and Very compUUl "I held it-truth With him who alng* L"<!!1 ? 5 i i V f y j l i i l V L0* ' onTte^oinu W »^ f t ^ uUVnm rf That men may rise on stopping 1to s llvjour nnjh 7|nW accepting l te Slones i - j receive the equipment with *1 enu . their dead selves to higher He " can pr vide u» for tho1 things/ plicity of problems and the If anyone present has been lured opportunities of »hoit-*icht«4i by false lights, and has gone down, 1on our part which is notking: just remember that you are riot* than a sin against ouruhres. ] compelled to remain down. "I will Idoes not want to live the pet arise” la a resolve from one who dicular' lire!' Who does not i THIS. HOWEVER, is certain. was down. - The very words them- to have . his heart supplied': The demonstration for Al Smith ■elves indicate that the young Icourage 'for every emir— * will influence sc^re< of delegates Arr p gj ri ■Saft—r *!- SjHrr-^.rwtiT t*. merican Desert, wnicn, o: he was down, and he was experi- ing to meet the drifts of the { In Al Smith’s direction. They could course, ought to be fenced in. Then encing the bitter sting in his own Iwithout the strength, that mo by, tha action of tho crowd, by ! needs T Is there a younr » « * sell tickets at a reasonable rate and soul—the sting of defeat, the literally frantic cheering, that let the whole world and hi* brother But wo have here a message, where who Is willing to tosksi Smith had an extraordinary hold In to view the performance. from the battle field, and this mes-’ and perhaps fatal mistakes! upon the people of his city. For a Democratic-National Con­ sage Informs us that the forces of elding upon life’s issue*! 1 vention la certainly worth the price darkness had won every battle up men, for these emerges * NEVERTHELESS, before you of admission any time, t to the hour of the sending Of,the these tasks, and these sa y /"It's Smith,” remember the Ahd—ehoulId by any chance, thlj message. Oh these battles ,In the ‘ our nource of »tr*nl peop^ that came from quiet little ■uggestioi ggestion be adopted—give us the human heartl What momentous •f“ rce °* wisdom places. They havo not yet been and cold drink Krivileae. U.u. . . r . UiYolvoll Wh«t ,tn ir a lM , o( the heard from In the convention. And we’ll not care particu irly who are frequently experienced! Though |: young man ot irw i Ui nominated. the young man was financially * 0 0 HAS HAD his demon­ bankrupt* and morally a libertfne: k“ P stration; Gov. Smith has had his though the* forces of darkness bad h *n “b overwhelming demonstration. But for evsry step of life’s jou iluted.hls life,, there is eno both'demonstrations leave a great !. A SUMMER SCHEDULE age left W . fa. In, hi Ui h «r t fa mrt, the 112,000,000 people .... . „ a manly resolve/ ' ’ MIAMI HERALD ” Ited States not reprosentJourneydemsnds the cou ■ * ■ P , * is something Yoi nny of the shouting. He alone‘can supply, (l<j. EUniinate The Middle-Man Profits t a manly resolve. o f the journey Candidates have gathered their _______ One ofHthe health mogfixinea'iug-’ Mrm' n habit' of thfnking *hfippy H ___ ^____________ _ oorney cans ceils for ffl 1 Yoil must takfi account of the fsi­ groups op delegates pledged more gests tiat for a year uyary dec- thoughts. and He alone lo do; Among or lets securely. Those groups will 1Rssry mlleibf I sdopt a few aimple rules, which Endeavor to rqalntaih a good Mathematical students are familiar with the forces with which it believes will add greatly to the Welt :V ;i ‘ ://;■ ration and 1 posture when sitting or sta: naingJ ' ‘ dxfom, ‘Things equal to the shme thing are equal to Tfce newspapers are concentrated |general health of the public. A few God made man upright. e*}c^ otl\er*” .A school district applies to a bank for has i on three-iskues that are now, far ofjtheae do not have much applica­ Sleep eight or nine hours each cea j time m* ago a young man called to see Uj-* w# The banker secures the removed -from the old : McKinley tion to this section, such as a rule night with the windows open. we dare dare «not : t o ! wear - sufficient ' light, warm - Just' how. anyone la to steep so me, ®» and re the long- Idvenee w lthout t W the M*»j “ dinser paU.” * ■ Reserve Bank by redisj j f f f i ^ t e d to go g f i j i ' Inga of hi* clothingto prevent loss of heat They are: shall quick ;nt down here It is The Federal Reserve school -rselvss lo Js*Vi. * when exposed to the .cold, but most • h im self f o t co m m it oni*elvee'to'< First. Prohibition fanaticism. cult to understand. It is very to money at cost from the , the ran of them might well be applied here c*nd. Religious fanaticism, "THB CMiab ' to drive oneself to bed these taking hla vely presa forwi United States treasury by the deposit of certain spe­ hd. League of Nations fanat- ■a elsewhere. Some'of these hires gorgeous nights. And by daybreak those who But here Is another r _ or enough money ngfoi isa. are: ; • cified securities. The axiom applied is that the Voong man of the the birds begin their cheerful He is not to pay for , night’s lodging;'he as and teachit,. ,, THt last fanaticism Is rapidly A cold or tepid bath follotked by. songs, waking anyone wl “ ewho la not school bonds on which the banker draws Interest are ined to go to senool and . rii)g out. fashion. . sweet sounds, a brisk rub, upon'rising at a reg- altogether immune to sw* i , M ^ fr eal.?i®?.u9 ty , f9r ' the money Why not It Isn’t straining for a play on alar. lar houy. Asida.fropj this-one rule, uie, koprever, his younrheart was pleading fo r a Hfe* voUr eves on himeliminate ^fie banker and the Federal Reserve Systo say that tne old-fashioned ^ iB* n0W to abandon and *• Take sufficient-time to dress and there seems no reason why any­ oulj r pat) In the convention has eat before assuming the duties of one might not fqllow these sug- m . - t h o u t . tepi from the deal, deposit the school bonds with tho TSb #‘ *■’ - i: ■ largely replaced by the equal. Treasury on the same terms given the Federal Re­ than money—ap* thank God 1 -feahloned befr pall. Dine regularly. Include one or agram is The feature of serve System, saving to the district the entire Intor­ two leafy vegetables, fruits or raw it ttlal to i''' estburden? V / ** YOUNG CAN remember vesretabMl salads twice a day, and at Tbs i which bean conv it old beer pail went back least .a pint of rallk in 'the day’s people» a^r>eos In J 1*® published as sn editorial In a March the hero Is r 1diet; . 3. •/.?*. .viifc these days tend Of ® £ in tav« l get. and with m school funds without, in “ THIS FREEDOM” ./ fW »»t * A few yea fifa goV F lorida man looking after his rubber - tlM ilar.** IM»«f»nl, MatWa plantation in ^HqnUuraa had occasion to send to Tampa for IlMutSeean*i O ss* Mat Mr, __ ST, 1 » t V * t the P«*itofl)ce some supplies and entrusted the mission, to the "captain of Hanford. Florida, under At*. of irch y W V ________________ his labor crew, a hajfrbreed who spoke a dialect Spanish, Mex­ ican, Mosquito, a little French and a little English. ____ I N b t . O ^ d S tL ^ -..------- Kdlto* - »• The “ captain" had never been out ot that section of Span­ , n o w A i t n tiK n a —-.— ish Honduras in the Black River territory. He had nevfcr 141 in mwwho atw m ________ seen an jautomobUe nor a trolley car. He had never seen a s c m c n ir r r o x S m i i* T**r.u^-»M O ft»xUM»th».»J.5» telephone. He had never seen.an electric light. Even his tllvered >ln City . b ,Kj * rr *r reading "e d he had wily the vaguest idea o f stye on. 1» m » l i t Weekly s to r ie s .■•-r;<*.; r t f' P*r Tear. ihodem Nets* AH obituary to a Tampa mAh who WOlrid troducti Wi __ , ___ notr<i*»Af ••t»*tnn>«'.nt« wher» help hi ■ca antai iff ret an jw iniCH THE AMOCUTKW PRKBS to have the supplies but lit AMOclai'd P row I* etcluii- ordered, *ly iBlIrUNl to ttfo u n for rspubeagerness to inquire o f tils ai tion o f *11 n*w* dUp*tch*« scarcely thoa;i f f s tiled to It gr W t otliyrwU* c r r i- man wha w a . 1 nited States. In tbl* t>np*r and also th« local The . . . . A l l . talKatfve.'until 1iis employer a publlah*dh*T*lntf All rights of abile* lie* of aprclal dlapatcbc* asked him tfife dhrectttbectrBrtj ’ * ngd,, wHat:wad„ the „ moAt 1* u i .m n Cfogrrad. wonderful,thing you saw in Tampa?" And Domingo, his eyes __ shining with'eagurness, 'replied, “ Why, master, even the chil­ i t o W ) a V ;> u n e m , W * dren over .there can speak English 1" 10UGHT FOR TODAY Learning to *pcak- English to Horn ingo was the greatest : 0F.T1IE PERFECT:— feat possible* T hat little children could do it seemed amaz­ God will not cant away a feet man. neither will He help ing. * i etrll ^ oera^-Jo^ 8:20. ..This Story was recalled today when we came across some clever versus about thus same English language. They are SONNET food that never satisfies the too good todet'poss unnoticed and when you rend them you Will agree with* Domingo that it really Is remarkable that beauty fading Ilk* the April American‘ boys-add girls learn to* speak their native tongue. with floods of ij*H thnt Some orte writing for “Th4 iVnny Pictorial" contributed the 'lesson," whicfpgoes in this wise: nfna combined; A pleaiwrUpassing #r* in thought with A1 A'box, We^H begin* wjth box, and the plural boxes, made anrat < But raf of jox should'‘ be b oxen, not oxes. A honor that taore fickle Is than , Th^riTipe fowl la gbose, but two are called geese, t 1& wind, . ’ < .A glory at opinion’* frown that Yet the plural p f■mouse should never be meese; Yqii may And albne m6use dr a whole lot of mice. A treasury^*hic)r bankrapt time ‘r But the plural o f house is houses, not hice, A kn*W°Udr*vthan grgre lgnor. »»}! ' I f the plural of man is always called men, Why shouldn’t the lural of pan be called pen? A v a i n ^ f i T ^ K t o com­ The cow in the plural may be cows of kine, mand, But a bow if repeated is never called bine. A style of greatness In effect a And the plliral o f vow Is vows, not vine, dream;' * * , .. A swelling thought of holding sea And if 1 speak o f a foot and you show me your feet, and land/ . . And I give you a boot, would a pair be called beet? A servile lot deck’d with a pomp­ ku I f one is a tooth, and a whole set are teeth, ous name, ....... ***•! Why shouldn't the plural of booth be called beeth? Are the strange ends we toll for here below i I f the singular's this and the plural is theac. Till wisest death makes us our Should the plural of kiss be nicknamed kcese? errors know. Then one may be that, and three would be those, —William Drummond. .. . - Yet hat In the plural would never be hose, And the plural o f cat is cats, not cose, Florida, the head of the table. L -/ «s d Im m . i d , ' 1 We speak o f a brother and also of brethren, Smith Is as far from being But though we say mother we never say methren. 1 * Then masculine pronouns are he, his and him, But imagine the feminine, she, shis and shim.' * It's dollars to vie So the English1,'I think, you all will agree, then will be no Klan IS the moat wonderful language you ever did see."* platform ono way or -------------------- o------------------— ;iJr* —— As Brisbane Sees It ---- U+J------- i---- ‘-------------- ______ ■»!,, «trrw- ^ * r w * » gasoil not. ’ ?>• THE SANFORD HEKAlA>, SATURDAY; JtTNtittflm&tJ ! ' M m v __________ ___ F ^ tt' ■ l :•- - ^ X r‘ ''.^ * W % 2 G ® 8 & A ,>1 ^faJillrdT l *H " < i S W P W -F schools’just shout t jp g . . . . . —A ibrisk, dailVAo ion and-fitc* : b*i t-06; .. J^ftl : « deaonw’ lUit is of the schools VC . utmost-importance tost -importance to det j' tnoney could go direct to tl J1le-man" profits“ ’ jy which a Urgeie state funds, in U spending, is anothi :upying the attention - •uf&t-U there Is . -hence the ent stud “ turns V X sbuti foil t/ fort. hnv* | krt of David he eatrsf' •’ • '' • 'S r y r * 1 1 — r- • rvW w - —A )-vrh Jvsyl — M VL/t PTfV*S �PAGE TH E SA N F O R D H E R A LD , SA T U R D A Y , JU N K 2$, IftfL ’’about tS; it—the roving tyti CROWD PSYCHOLOGY OF CONVENTION MISS ROSAMOND RAD FORD, Society Editor. AT THE CHURCHES have U. if it were possible’ tb' draw dir««"< ' lines front the Una of thobsapda of eyes the result would be a |.|iBtie. — , spider web design. . ; Only at momenta of high emo- * ! tiobaliem; only when excitement J , i takes the floor and wheneries are reeved dees thfre aeetn to be a center of attention. Otherwise *U ’ ________ ___ I___ i . L . *____t, . j ; tcntlon roams about the great diUrium like the tiny paga'l with piping voice, loyt in the cl Phone: Rea. 425 ! E. B. Brown Formerly Of Sanford, Dies In. Tampa On SatUYjiajf. Methodist Chnrch First Baptist Charcb W. J. Carpenter, Pastor Sunday school 9:30 o’clock. Morning sermon: "Cornelius, a Mr. and Mrs. R, J, Roily - and Every meihber of the school i* seeker after truth", 11 o’clock, j urged to help m ctjjfeo JJQ00 White Robert Holly jind Mr*. J E. Jlk -Keening sermenr “Jesus, Sun of f people In Sanford who did nob at­ Brown hnve‘ returh«TYrom»Tampa ‘Thiirsthty the Righteous" 8 o’clock. Where Ithoy, wept on. Tu«»dav to tend Sunday school last Sunday. f iS S iE •Be at Sunday School at 9:30 Morning worship and sermon 11 attend the funkraj bf E. B! Brown, I ' I « , teacher sitting on a pin h i* o’clock. Subject, "It;Is Finished.** f6rmer|y.a resident Of Sanford and iMcd. i <• to ■*.»*>(<•.»» . ,\it<* Bo pi Epworth Leagues will Study. No. 6—Sentences Spoken by well known in Florida. meet at 7 ,P. M. lor ao "Echo Jesus . From the Cross. The wogfcn, in particular, stem Mehting".' This will be mere than •crave excitement. -. »■>i-« Geneva B. Y. P. U. Training School 7 interesting. t ' . For many b ( them it Is thefc' ,; . o’clock. , ’ first convention. And, nka t] klesia Mens'left Saturday MORE TllAN .TWO >TIIOUBANt> s . Evening worship and sermon 8 small boy at a circus, they dor o’clock. At the evening hour the il to make her borne with BAN FORD ' CITIZENS NOT < pastor begins ji series of Sunday want to mita atiythtflg. Th. IN SUNDAY SCHOOL have been, told that a convention evening, sermons on the greatest By P. D. King full of thrills, It Is. But the words of the Bible. The evening VJ-.— — are <tirmu wbyn only the, train subject WOr be a word of three The papers carried the Infbrm;>- Letters. ’ -* seals perform, Then is thfc period n, Ohio with relatives:' Uon a few days ago that more than of necks craned at every angle and ' Wednesday evening meeting will 20 Ohio citizens were victims o f i I. T. Wakefield left * Week heat last week. No such condition be held at 8 o'clock. But let the fringe of tiysfariq be ay for Bloomingtea, QL to were ever recorded by any weather touched and all oyea foeu* as dL Presbyterian Church i bureau In Florida. We have some R. D. Brownlee, Pastor rect'y as any camera leas. hot hours during the day biit the Tomorrow will be the last dny It’s an Interesting study In pay* nd Mrs. T. W. Prevatt arete Florida climate is far superior to of preaching services for a month, chology—thesa convention cyowdaj ad Friday on business. that of many other states. But It .is hoped/thaL p large number a phychology somewhere betwopn-. there are some things worse than of the congregation, will bo presthat of a schoolroom, e-sight-ae*' tad Mrs. Roland RdBd and heat prostrations. * ing wagon and a circus tent rimer were visitors in OrLast Sunday morning many of They all want the clowns -to. ist Sunday.' the Sunday school workers of the -_ ■ ■i -S. come on; The* all wait ezpfdk city congratulated their Bible antly to see what will happen to Joe Dant\ of,Palm'.Beach schools on. their fine record for the the boy who put over a wicked shot few days of last week with day, and,, compared with former with the beanshooter. 1 standards'xif.similar work in our city,'the schools were very encour­ M r s .& ‘H. Kllbae*were aging;. But perhaps some of the T ty Sm ith’s B arber Thursday. Bible school workers did not take '• This is a photograph of mental allltudo. Cccattionally motion pictures rt tlmt to into a tragic condi­ Shop fo r good barber Rstely Is a mental process caught In Vine nho:ogrn)ih, Notice the attitude of the Mrs. B. Bromley of SL tion. Last Sunday morning more the Democratic Convention Hall ntNcw York, specif lly tho women hi the Inset Me were bare last week via- than 2,009 of the white citizens of w ork — n e x t Valder fu Endor Curlett and Mrs. Sanford did not attend Sunday pchool anywhere. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Now, candor compeils one to ask Tho lawn of the lovely home of NBA Service ..Writer Coffee of Miami is visiting a few questions, ..... ________ r. 9:45 A. M„ Sunday School at the Mrs. M. S. Wiggins on Magnolia s fMOdawa brings CONVENTION 7 "HALL, New IsrWsort this week. factory r s k s t li and scores of Sanford dads remain High School, Avenue was the scene of n lively — — -** j • \ itypewriter n’n jf Yoik, June 23.—What is the atti­ at'horn a last Sunday morpingT* 11 A. M., church service at the party when little Dorothy Wiggins make, Good a* M. E. Wicks has arrived Why did hundreds of our young Milone Theutre. The rector hopes celebrated her fourth birthday, Fritude of a convention crowd toward new. A i t to See from a two weeks visit In’ 'people choose to sleep late? Why to officiate for the first time since on* , , ' ■ dny afternoon at 6 o'clock. tho events transpiring before.if7 . Peeples Meelt ns, Ga. Old fashioned games were played L,i ■ ■'i i w'* were there many, very many of our Easter. Pretty much , the xnme as that boys and girls playing on the I ____________ ______ _____ and stories were told the little |y Harrison left Monday for streets rather than attending our .CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES of any clrcua crowd. [ “ j folks until they were Invited Ihto along-the west coist. Bible schools ? Some of the schools Sunday, June 29, 1921. A spellbinding keynoter may bp the dining room. ---------- . iu iiu u a iiii of the city broke all summer atSunday school,10A. M. The birthday cake was placed in and Mrs. Thomas Greer of tendance records last Sunday, and Church service,11 A. M. the center of the table where (low­ an* visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. yet more than 2,000 white citizens Subpect, “ Christian Science. ’ T u rk ey and Fried ers carrying out the color scheme of Sanford did not attend any Women’s Club Building, Oak of yellow, pink and blue, were Bible school. * Avenue. , • placed around It and in the center. C hicken fo r Sunday Some of the church auditoriums All are welcome. Ice cream and cake were served in were almost crowded with people --------------------- -—plates of yellow pink and blue. ! ■..D in n er at the Sunday School hour, but Boosters Clsss Capa and favore were given each William Musgrove left 2,000 other citizens lost the oppor- The young men of Sanford are tiny tot in the colors selected ter iV aa a delegate to fho Dls- tunlty.of ohb of the greatest hours cordially invited to attend the further carry out the color scheme. lethodlat Conference pt H»a- of the,week. Here la both a trag- Boosters Class of the .Methodist Mr*. Wlggtne was assisted in en­ edy and a challenge. Hero is an Sunday School each Sunday mom- tertaining and serving by Miss opporttinlty of tremendous moment, ing at 9:45 o’clock in the clas*Winifred Strong and Mies Antoin­ room. Judge E.F. Husholddr is ette Shlnholser. , W. W. ToVrner and children liow will the citizens of Sanford teacher. iecastle were the. week-cpd meet this opportunity? ' CIRCLE NO, 6 TO MEET of ,Mr*. d* B- Single tar y» Circle No. 5 of the Methodist Missionary Society will ipceUt£ the and Mr*. J. A. Peckham PERSONAL’S into, their .jaew.itoiiee £ 5 * “L $ rVM| -VnrjV.b <:i French Avenue. .JJopd*y. at> * vlelryf ,’fsn‘f' w M, i'i V trt" L* •.•-i t Ina Pierce will spendT the week-end Raymond M.-Cason leaves tonight okcloek. On account of rein ,tno. arty of fifteen young people, to spend his vacation at.NIchol, Ga. meeting : was postponed * frpm Ir. and Mr»- W, V. Dunn,’ at- In WaucM8Wednesday until Monday. the evangelistic meetings Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Browp an­ J, C. Mitchell of Gainesville. Ga. mdervilie the evening. of is visiting hts brother :W. T. nounce. the birth of a son. Junq 27* P rotestan t - . P arish es SAFEGUARDiNO MILK Mltdheli. ‘ 1' — ' #'• ’ * i p* Seek F or C lergym en Mr. and Mre. .Craig Thompson Glenn Wimblsh wilt motor to Mtik. Is a. most useful food at hr. june 16. from OHando to be the guest of his pa­ annbunce the blzth o f a •daughter, DUBLIN, Juife ■27.-‘-The Prm 1 timea^ ,bot la Dover more tpbdeavor Conventlo Lorraine Elizabeth, June 27, 1924. testant Bishop of Cloghtn*,’ Dr. Mag* rents for the week-end. ' U reports.a. mm. I 1P2 T : alarm’ in referring to tho growing * Two things ere easential la hav­ shortage of clergymen ih the Church of Ireland. H«* haa fly** ing good milk. The (Irst, of end Mrs. W. V.;Dunn, Mrs. PUREED PEA 8CUP'’ vacant parlance In his diocese an l course, Is to be sure of the source Hopkins, Mary and Helen “ not a slnvle suitable man In view trout which the milk comes, thut accompanied Dr. and MrsA milk soup; la acceptable la for any of them." In hie univer­ the ‘ cowe ere healthy aud well [ark on thgir rounds Sunday, sity days .In Trinity Colibge, ho cared for. The nest la tho okra sgtinur when soup stock Is not1 so to Sorrento.- for mornjng says, there were abouh 15t> men or the milk after It roaches thq easily kept oif bund. When peas a, back fo Paola for afterpreparing for the ministry. Now household. The ,J--* ideal conUlaei front the garden gat too old to be ervlces f and, .returolnR .to there are only fronv20 to 80. for milk ta therefore en enamris£ cetcotaa a vegetable, use them In Mary in time for evening "It require*." the, Bishop declare-!, ware . covered milk kettle or at Ibis soup. Cook tho peas In cold "but a eimplo calculation to show eoameled ware pitcher. This wan water In un enameled, ware sauce­ that If this state of things continu­ will not break and can bo kqp pan (or about twonty minutes: register seioion of this. Suned for a comparatively short num­ scrupulously clean with pertoc wbt^ soft rub, them through a SwLof the Lake Mary. Prwsber of years tljo work of the ease. Cere should be'taken no sieve. .11iib two .jUtbiespooasful ,of ln tjhurch was held ga usual church would come to a etop. to put milk awsr lu an let butter atid two of flour together uttfiy- 26, b«i n# present. chest near any article or food with and ndd lo the pegs. Put a pint ■-11i-J’i' u Presbyterian Sunday School a strong odor, as milk absdrbi of milk snd a" plat of water lu ah liElad to woleoma, to their imol I* In a most remarkable way eijan)uled ware double boiler aqd Where lea Is hah! jo get, milk when hot. stir la the tbli’joncd p'u'n W HITE SUPPLANTS BLACK AS mixture. If It U preferred, two A SUMMER PARTNER FOR RED tcai-ixionsful' ‘ of suffaF may 5S r . , « M n « From a Houses Kitchen Diary ipzzm S« tentat Gin- .1 ww c u w w r . DELICIOU8 BTRAWBERHY CUSTARDS— BAKEP OR BOILCD ' familiar, both la cos- a u> «mif ,ut - ^ ’ When strswbervtc.) get really cheap and are so ripe that they ntuit be used g housewife add strawberry and assortment"^of [ r w moruing (n ,tbe. | un irr-a •r? , j \-Mi A .‘,4 V -- -a: I'i �J > BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Pr«*4om front N ervi Fremiti If •aim KrHodem fronv Disease. ? W From Card | H ow WTdy S ta n d _ n Piles Up 11 to J Scr Inst. Itradetitowo—Dayton tw Fast Game From Orundo o to c r < ■-Florida State league Clubs: * . W, L, LaIceland JW>J....t& X . 8 2 St.1Petersburg ..... 7 3 Tampa , 6 »t Orlando . ............ | < Daytona- . .... ........... 8 1 Bradentown..................2 1 Yonkers •>*»«..T wr. Frrth flekloh BbxyhypH tV 7 and 10 tv 5 Banders crackW his Melfth homb‘ run of the year with Dash on the paths In the eighth. Score by innings: Daytona . .— ..013 010100—0 13 1 Orlando . ___ 001.100 020—4 10 2 Cornett andf Livingston; Camp, Hymel anA ,Goettl( Francis. Deepens For Pop :H9Y LAKE, England, June 28.— n*gen Tecaptured tho British title Friday afternoon when he turned In a score of 301 for tho 72-hole struggle that began Thursday morning, with 86 golfers com­ peting. 'Thus for the third time In four ykara tho trophy, emblematic of Brftislr championship will be car­ ried to the United State*. Jack Ilutekleon o f Chicago won it at St. Andrews in- 1981 and Hagen at Sandwich in 1922. Just as he lost chatopionahljj' by ■* oh*' stroke ut officer on • , “ T t o * Bvenlngs. except Saturday* Room* 104-4 V, Wreckim Phone 643-W. PIr*t Nat. Ok. Bigg., Sanford. \ T IR E S A N D T U B E S PAN TRf. ' $1.50 to I Laaa Money. Alw4y* •frits M R X F L /i Y W 1 H ardw i Full maSMura. ktMY, Y e s , t’ HONg TW® S/dY A P H O bjE , . 105 P alm etto Arfe. ilia Ssaford Art. G A B R IE L ------ -GREATER R ID IN G COM FORT U i Shut UUUl P. A . M ER0 i KNOW TH^-r {!’ Elder Rprl^KR How* h| pure p*t»r every tfctft] W. I« u«ed b, or’, cent of the people at H» in lie natural furm. |, , Western Uitlon Bnd ^ station* for storage u H«l«h*? A*k ,h" SUli H. J. Claii Distributor I should Line TO SPEAK WITH • ATTORNEY WARRCN By TAYLOR 150 Young People Attend Conference At Rollins College MR. WARREN NO J LONGER OCCUPIES>VTHIS OFFICE,AWOAM HE HAS MOVED *— DOWN t o t h g ) THIRD FLOOR 1 NO - I VUA3 FORCEO Tt> ■ IMOt/a down TO THE THIRD FLOOR - WOMEN USED TO START UP TO SEE ME ABOUT GETTirVG A DiUORCE BUT AFTER Entering THE •Elevator and r / oin G f ^ up S ixteen s t o r e s - \ TOO MANY HAD TIME TO CMA im6 6 THEitt M iN D Sfi h im Aw located there (From U»*Chicago New*,)... Whlla government by parties may be crude/ it ia clearly better than government by bloc*. WINTER PARK, Fla., June 27— 150 young people from Presbyter­ ian churches all over the state of Florida . left Rollins College this week following the closing of the Presbyterian Young People’s Con­ ference which has been In session mi- the campus in Winter Park. This Conference is conducted under hd-Joint Control of the Presbyter­ ians of Suwannee and St. Pohn’s hn&/ includes the territory from Jacksonville, to Tampa, Miami, etc. Duncan B. Cfirry of Jacksonville, Director In charge, pronounced this tHeibest conference that has yet ,d?pgpilnaIon m the state. Rolline offers iriQmparnblct advantages for such a tethering and the section of.the itate in whfeh Rollins Is situated •make* it <ho most accessible point foiy a gathering .of young people •{tain the whole of Florida. ’ Over 400 certificates were ,a*fprdec)'at the cltfsing exercises of [the Conference covering work done in Bible Study, Church History and Doctrine, Christian Endeavor, Mis­ sions and almost every church ac­ tivity. Bealdea the course of study offered the conference promoted all manner of recreational and social activities, athletics, water sports, tennis, etc. . v1 Kingston Newman o f Jackson­ ville was elected president of the student government. and Mary Engle of Lake City was chosen aec- t a c t ic s . THE Sixteenth . FLOOR. MR JHACRCN-X THOUGHT YOU WERE STilA. *j A SPLENDID FEEUl vigorous Tb YOuR Ol D’ •" 9-13 A. 14. ; 1-5 P. M. Cincinnati . ...302 000 000—G 11 2 SL Louis . .^.::vG00 001)000—3 j8 2, Lajque and Hnrgrare; ShardeL Dicker man and Gonzales, . , I ------— , « Second Gama T Seo’rp by innings: "* Cincinnati . ......400 000 100—6 10 2 St. Louis .......001 000 001—2 9 0 Donohue and Sandberg; Dyer, HAGAN IS AGAIN hpr BcconA time in'Thr*e Years Walter-Hagan/of New York Is ‘ British’ Open G olf Champion / Ofried H ouri; Score*--Chicago /Trounbrftt'* -i ' >1 // ..*•.. St. .----; -Louis i CLEVELAND. Jnn»'Sfi'-MVhU^ hill Wsted“KlMutF in ft' pitcher;.’ battle Friday and Detroit defeated Cleveland. I to 0. Scare bv‘ inning*: i ■: •*'/ Detroit oon oio ooom c o Cleveland . ...... U00 000 000-0 7 II Whitehil) and Bossier; Shoute, Smith and L. Sewell. *v ■. 9 to 0, Friday. •Score by innings New York 12-10: Boston 7-5 Chicago . 000 BOSTON, June 28.—New York Pittsburgh ......500 abruptly ended its losing streak Jacobs, Bioko by taking, both games from Boston Cooper and Gooch. Friday, 12 to7 and 10 to 5. First Qiimc DOWN SOUTH Sccre by innings: New York ....'300 00 1500—12 14/) (From Louisville Courier-Journal.) Boston .......... 001 004 UO— .7 H 1 “ Is it all right to call a member Shnwkov. Jones and Schang; of the colored population uncle T" Murray, Fullerton. Fuhr, Workman, asked a visitor from up North. Ruffing nnd Pinlnich. . “ Not unless he is over twenty," cautioned the native. Second Game Score by innings: .* J New Fork „t. 0O1228 Oil—W 11 0 hYiday und the White Sox won, U Boston . 003 000 020— G 10 5 to 3. Score by innings: * ( Hoyt and Hoffman; Ross, Work­ St. Louis ........010 001 001—3 13 2 man nnd O'Neill. Chicago ..........001 401 30x—9 13 0 Wingnrd, Uoyne, G. •Lyons, Chicago 9; St. Louis CHICAGO, June 28— St. Louis Grant and Severeid; T. Lyons and pitchers were wild and Ineffective Crouse. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Juno icon League , w 28__ Tho Sa'mta made it two Clubs: v• straight from Lakeland Friday, Washington winning 7 to 4 id a game filled with arfcumMit and protest. Pick Detroit got a homer in the seventh with New York Boston .. *1 ^Tomm1# £c*eh,' managing the St. Louis Highlanders protested the game Chicago v .... because Manager Hodges failed to enforce his order banishing Moore. .Cleveland . Martin, Soints manager, protested Philadelphia It on grounds that Ehrhardt licked National League the boll. •Clubs: Scoro by innings: Lakeland...... .000 002002—4 11 0 New York .. St. Petersburg 000 003 40x—7 11 8 Chicago . ... Ehrhardt and Smith; Wilson and Brooklyn Pittsburgh . Cincinnati . Temps 11; Bradentown 2 Boston . ’.... ' BRADENTOWN, June 28—The Philadelphia Smokers had their hitting clothes St. Louis__ on Friday And won easily. The Growers had,A patched line-up on account of Doran's and Sam John­ son's injury. Lloyd pitched a good game. Score by Innings: Tampa .........-213 014 000—11 16 0 Bradentown . 110000000— 2 18 1 Mobile Lloyd and Gomes: Sullivan, IIou- Birmingham isco, Johnson and McDanleL Little Rock .. Chattanooga Daytona 6; Orlando 4 ORLANDO, ‘ June 28.— Superb '‘The Mystery fielding eoupled with timely, lucky | MOiVTN POP blows Friday afternoon won a S mc for Tommy McMillan’s unty Daytona Islander clan, 6 to 1 1 THINK BEFORE L GO * 4. The smallest pay crowd, barring ANY FUfiffMER WITH THIS one exhibition, of the season, wit­ It ,*, MATTER I*Lt GO DOWN nessed the game, in which the Bull­ TO SEE AN ATI oSNEY S dogs got most of the bad breaks. T ttu su s ANOGer MIS AOVlCE \ Five double plays, three by the ARE PIUNG . vUltoVs—two of them by the two upf ax Maes and Lauzon combination ie*puciww«y which is proving to be more than a nemesis to Florida Stato League fo r in her batsmen #sd b is i runners—snd confession. two by thor Bulldog*, ilvcfruxl lb* GOlckS Fish > ~ rlUHOPRAOTOR Palm er Q raiaata BTf LOUIS. June 28.—Failure ot Sherdt!I r.nd Dyar, bpth atartJdjti pitchers in the St. Louis Nationals'1 double hendor with Cincinnati, caused the Cardinals to lotte-bbth games, Friday, 6 to .1, and 6 to 2r . i •,. First Game . . . j ! mtim FARMS. to acres. Improved, tiled; barn, tenant house; place w ell located: worth $1,000 per sere. F or uuick sale party w ill take $1,000 and ar­ range term s'to suit purahaaer. “ I began taking BlackDraught over fifty years «co and my ex peril nee with It gtretches over a good long time," says Mr, Joe A. Blakeinore, a Civil War veteran, now a promi­ nent citizen of Floyd, Tex. "It.la.the beat laxative I know of for old people. A good msny.yesre ego. In That tired, half-nlck, <ft ed feeling caused by * tor and constipated bowiU < gotten rid . of u tness by ustag Herb m 8 beneficial effect i first dose as its purifying ulating effect it thorow complete., It not only 2 pile and impurities but if a splendid feeling of uifi etrength, vim, nnd bootti 11 scree, with houee, located with hard rogd on two sides; farm In beat o f shape; recently ra-tlted. A t a bargain. t 10 acres, Juat off Beardall; Im­ proved: barn, tenant house; corn and Pea* now on. place. Another 1* ” Rtri i 6. 1 jtii IN C O R P O R A T E ® - was the beit and quickest relief I could, get. Slace I. came to Texia I have these bilious attacks every sow and then—and I find .ft little Black-Draught soon •ttalChtsns mo out. After S tew doses, In Utile or no time ITn all1right again.” T h e d f o r d ’ a . BlackDraught acta on thg.stairiach, liver ■sod bowels In a gentle, natural way, as­ sisting digestion and re­ lieving constipation. v -* * * > Rooms B1&-&16 First NaV’l Bk BWg. B stf& 'oflodM faa Di lb* g.nuin.in 10cas41jk| Sanford ages besring sbeva trwUi SUMMER,the sne^k thief's harvest til is here. EViery opened or screened v/ dow ^vill bin an invitation for him to h him seli to your valuables. AND it isn’t such a baffling problem; hiiiri to find tiife hidiiiBr places of valuabl It's a part o f his art to know where 1 0 p H ( ■ Jj: v i .i W H Y take chances wheh for less Ui brte ceht a ddy yod^hh rent a safe dei bdx irt but* fire dhd burglar phoof va j tcDonal KEEPPOSTlSli Tfour in terest S h n ford w a rra n ts i t Y o n r in v estm en t,h er£ demArids it. H a v e *She S a n fo rd H erald follow you to you r wsltion .with ishman, both' I of 804. ' ^ teran golfer, - Ik' off ' wUn' W *championship, iks under tho atrsln at midday, nplng with lumbago, JCayloi ivertheliless finished wiin^lbla • . * 3 ’he Sanford Herlald lanford, Florida. ,a em en- Please send me The herald, si George , Duncan with 3l trying year after year, icholls, the former. Ne' professional wgo id we m r w iw m ,MT ■a 1lAjXa pffW I r a F W -iii » • ffi ■,'M F. F. FORSTErt. Freiidsril. :;i£> iM 1-1 * ir iii» M h u ■ n iU u m �I a i 5® ••M*r T.ir^Tx'-1lT f® h )1 5 *■>jfp- ' )> . THE SANFORD IlERA^D,-SATURDAff, JUftE 28, 1924„ PAGE SI ■ • 'VtVfr'.' t THEY WILL FIND A NEW HOME, LOCATE LOST ARTiaES, AND PERFORM MANY IMPORTANT TASKSFORYOU ►+♦♦•}•+«■+•»♦<••>+4-++<.+<.^++^+.>+.j.++<.+ For Rent Apartments ford Dally Herald VAD KATES * a t twriedOrtelr far 11 ------ . . . -------M * ■ 11m _________ 4« m 11m t i p ®, , W W M W W , H H M W W t^ w BUILDING MATERIAL Advertising d»ubi* »bp(v * dates arc for con ktU* Inierllone. t 0rJ(i of average length [counted A lino lorn t b .n o « « for lin t LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Teiegram. Best advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. Vertielnr la restrictod to •r ctM .lflc.tlon. In error I* made The 8anlerald « l » he reaponalble \j one Incorrect Insertion, IVertlier, fo r aubaequtnt nfii _ Tbe The office should be Immediately In ease o f CObUMBUft (fia.) LEDGER—Claasi- . i d l*.ave th* iRfReat elrculatlon In Bouthweatern Ocorgla. R a t e j c f I - w o r d ) Un *.______ |t o a o T n H T iS R n i. I»r.ld representative thorf.m lllsr with rales. rules, ■location, w ill (Iv s you Information. And If ■h, they will nsalat you In your want ad to make effective. ITffAT dlOTICK. ■era should give their or postoffies add rasa as it their phone number If Ideelre results. About one out of a thousand has a . and ths others can’ t slcate with you unless your address. Btleseace MUST he In ptCeMi at The Rawi Dr raid office <rr hr 1*4Telvphoue dlaeoatlaare aet valid, teous. Prompt, E fficient I• Service. tEAL ESTATE [SALE — Celery farms, all and prices. It will pay you if you are going to buy. I at the owners* prlcefi, LLE—5-room bungalow, all em, on Laurel Ave. $4,000, erms. |SALE—C-foom house, modwater, lights and gas,^well hed. Lot 76 ft. front on Park 3,500. Terms. IINOLE REALTY CO., Seminole Hotel Annex. _ 7E— Desirable fiye acres, for suburban homes. A. C. Herald. [SAU&—By owner, 1% acres land* with six-rqom house, St. and Pecan AVe. Inquire half million dollar htfthway to' the C.l care' Herald. ninock. ‘ All tiled,'sm all barn, (/THRASHER A G A R N E R . (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a IEAL-ESTATE tl, fifteen acre farm 4 acres balance cleared, flva 'room |h-i !ow two itnry barn two ten houeea, flow ing well#, very «P terms, (ideal for Dairy) on ck road. thlo City lota well located, *p eaey terms. J n l beautiful bungalows - on Mtl etrects cheap, terms. ,y M ntont', house, aeven- ■rooms, be In. west first street good I. lerni*. . . . )htllo ItUBlnfUs. With gohd tease Mlp. a. money ipak»r, porno H elp W a n ted COMPOSITION ROOFING WANTED—Men and women to sell Knight & W all Company, a co r­ town lota in St. Petersburg. poration. Summer prices. Double your money vi. next winter. Liberal terms to buy­ Lewis K. Weaver, Defendant. ers. Good commission to agents. First National Bank o f Sanford, A. D. Powers, Box 1759, St. Peters­ Garnishee. burg, Fla. G a r a L h m v n t. To Lew la 15. Weaver anil all other# Interested: It appearing from the return of the sheriff ou the Summons ad n eapuiult-ndum Mllrected to Lew lj E. Weaver, defendant herein. that tha said defendant Lewis K. Weavers does not raalde In Eemlnole Coun­ ty. Florida,.. It la Therefore, ordered that each of y o u 'd o appear to tha declaration herein .filed on or before the 1st day o r h ^ U ffih e r . A. D. I ll* the tame being.' A Rulo Day of this Court, otherwise Judgment will be entered nga'lnat you hy default. It Is further ordered that this I notice be published In .The Ban* | ford Herald, a newspaper pub; ilshed In Seminole County, KlorI Ida, once each week fdr two ' months. , Witness the hand and seal o f VI A. Dnimlnss. Clerk of County 1 Court of Hemlnole County. Florida, at the Court House In said County and State, this ISth day of Juno A. D. m i. K. A. DOirCLABR, (Seal Clerk of A bove Cn*„"t. By A. M. WEKKH. Deputy Clark. , LEWIS O’ BHYAN. Attorney for I'lalntlff. I 6:1S 7:5-1S-15-26 S :S -9 -l(-tl N n lln of Application far T « » Deed Under Section S7S of the (Icncrnl S tatutes nt th e State o f Florida. Notice Is hereby Riven that J. K. Snyder, purchaser of Tax Certificate No. 43), dated the 4th day of June. A. D. 1911, has (lied aald certldcata In my offlea and haa matte applica­ tion for tax deed to Issue In accord­ ance With law. Bald ccrtlflcata em braces the following described land Situated In Bemlhole county. Florida, -to-writ: NWR of NWt4 of 8K\i Hto. it, Twp. ll a n. 31 K. 10 acre#. Tlie said land being asseasrd at the date of the Issuance of auch certifi­ cate In tha name of Thos. Helf. ITn14ns ea|d certificate shall be redeem­ ed according to law tax deed will IS'un thereon on the Ith day of Auxust. A.— D.-Jf--, 1911. , , ----------. FOR RENT — 6-room house newly finished throughout. Good locatlon. 200 6th St. _______ FOR RENT— After Julv lat, 0 room house on comer of flth St. and Palmetto. Thrasher ft Gamer. FOR RENT—One furnished and one unfurnished house. W. J. Thigpen, Brumley-Puleston Bids. FOR RENT—Eight room house at 808 Elm Ave. Also furnished rooms. Apply 300 French. Phone 4. FOR RENT—Bungalow, ll"St. ft Oak Ave. Phone Mrs. Julius Takach. FOR RENT — 6 Room house, un­ furnished. All conveniences. 317 Palmetto Ave. STRIP SHINGLES CHASE ft CO. Phone 503 WANTED—Bookkeeper would like position oa substitute during summer. Box 899 Sanford. B S TO REAClfBUYERS or sellers of Florida real estate advertise in the S t Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word dally, two cents a word Sundays. _______ ^________ “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anything?" If so advertise in the "Gainesville Sun." ADVERTISING gets results if it reechos potential buyers. Palathi Dailv News Is circulated in an .Industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — Stl Johns County ie reached through the St. Augustine Evening Record. Quick results. Two cents per word. Sample copy cm request. Birthf Outstrip Death Rate in Woild’ t Largest Cities FOR SALE — Brand new White aewtng machine, style for $60.00 (Electric) Yo Co. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Ilorae, mower, rake, wagon plow. What have you? H. gen, Box 91, Geneva, Fla. .• ' FOR SALE—Household furai1 601 Palmetto. FOR SALE— A one stable no sawdust $5 ton F. O. Hastings. N. E, Thigpen, Host­ ings, Flo. FOR SALE — McClaren and Dun­ lop cord tires and tubes. Gulf FOR RENT— Rooms. Wouldn't gas, oil, best accessories. Ft flow* you be eble to use the money se­ Service Station, First and Ella. cured by renting that vacant room Phone 447-LS. now going to waste7 There an many persons looking for placet to stay. Help take cere of them and FOR HALE — One 120-gal. bom* water plant. Hoolehon-Colemaa not only make money but assist in keeping people In Sanford. 'Phone Co. 148 and give your ad over the telephone. Use The Herald for quick FOR HALE—White tJcghonTTienaj service. $1.25 each. Mrs. J. W. Penning­ FOR RENT—Two ieVge, coot con­ ton. 1911 French Ave. necting furnished housekeeping rooms. 312 East Gth St. FOR SALE—Florida Marvel black­ berry plants and Cavendish ban­ ana CARS FOR SALE Fla. plants. D. L. Smith, S t Cloud, ; FOR SALE—Ford Coupe. Inquire FOR SALE—Household furniture. 601 Palmetto. P. A. Mero’s_Garage TAKEN IN TRADE on new Nash FOR SALE—One refrigerator 5.00 can, 1H22 Butck 0,1922 HapmoOne baby carriage 10.W ]Enquire bile, Auburn 6, new one ton Ford 007 Laurel Ave. truck cab end body. J. B, Skipper, Baggetts Filling Station. FOR SALE— White electric sewing FOR SALtf—One Ford sedan, late , machine. New style. $75.00. For model special equipment, perfect a quick sale $25.00. Yowell Co. condition, priee $300. Phone 671J. Saturday Evening Sermon BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY OF SANFORD W h a t {he W o r ld U (D oin g, W ater Veil Guards Walls of Skyscraper M IS C E L L A N E O U S FO RSALEf R oo m s For R en t (Continued from page 4.) t ^ v e you la a much larger world ' an(| t(,iB larger world will bring <into your soul new Inspiration, and y0u will need Inspiration Jor tomorrow's efforts. Yes, God Is calling us to the heights and I reNemo Self-Reducing No. 333 ice that God is doing the calling. 6 , Is a real bargain. It ha* a low top o knows quite well that the and medium skirt. Made In dat­ heights are not reached by Bights able pink or white count | ilitt hut that we must trudge our way t 24 to 36—and costs'O'.iy $3.00. , to tho top. But through this - lfrour duUr cvnTsrt It, Med nxnM.idWitness my official signature ami truj_ inlr rio,i wtit r tvc »o ua in* draw, III* trui JJ. W*T1 avnil iht corMf. Msl this-the 17th day of Juno A. WUMing WOO Will give lo uam t Nrmo llyilaai*.Fsihlon lnwlmte j>. i^ii. k. a . douulabh. creasing strangth for the journey. « 1*0 E. 16th Si.. Ntw York (Dept- S.l May the spirit of Robert Browning clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnote County, Florida. imbuo our spirits. ,(B-ul) By A. 51. WEKKH. D. C. “The welcome eich rebuff 1 4:29 7:5-11-19-34 1:3 That .turns earth’s smoothness rough, Each sting that bids nor sit nor stand but got Po our jovs three narts pain! Strive, and hold cheap the strain; Learn, nor account tho pang; dare, CAS SEEN BY (POPULAR cMECHANICS cMAOAZQfB never grudge the throe.” TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E. First St. ^ PHONE (410 Native M A»pll*«tlaa f«r Tax Deedtlaitve 4*ttlM BIS nl lb* Orn-ral ntatatra nt Ik* Mate nl TOSSSfswttspsr asssu. Shaving beards from men’s faces |haa been accomplished by' a (pedal modlike paste that is undergoing ex­ periments at the hands of a Now York doctor. After the meat has been ap­ plied, it hardens end ts tom off. To the operation, X-rays er* then directed spinet the skin. Tbe originator of this method claims that ■cSSoi* it is beneficial end if used regularly Iwill remove scan and similar marks of long standing. It is also said that tho It SUM sticky treatment does not leave say 9 0 X1 0 |ill effect* on tender s ki ns *t tetarioon _______ = “ We think that it Would be an advantage If the salary was dls-, tributed around," answered Cactus Joe, " 8am Is the worst pokei^pUy * er in tho Guich.” ,' .a s k s rmSSrtCntc^ O*KOUr. hi Ie a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dcugue er Bill04H Fever. |t kiiU tke ffnM . -e~ — Beard Is Removed with Mud and Um of X-Rayi * protecting curtsin of water In ease of a severe fire in tho neighborhood. The sprinklers are similar to'those used in interiors, but operate only 0 are when the ptimpw arc itwiiwi. started, ion said v This inetnllAttau ” 10 be thg first Of its kind on a budding ol thialype, iclybecnuse was.adopted large ._ ■ of the lesson fought by a disaatrotui fire in Chi­ cago. in 1922, when flames leaped on eighty-foot street, melted windows of heavy wire glaw and devoured the contents of several upper floor* of a ^tert skyscraper. The bla» proved ha*, a modem “fireproof" structure, /.hough amply gunrtfcd against flamc^ ey interior apricklera, may not be im­ mune from an outside atUrti The conflagration further showed that, ifvru if the flames do not actually through, the wire-glass windows, .»A,;.. • ' r ty. FlPf'da, to-wlt:— Lota 174 and 104 Midway aa Racorded 1A t'lal Book l 417 W. Flrat 8L Phone ■*! ^ .4 ' Seminole Prim m1m im m S m l QUALITY PRINTING K into the exterior term cotta. Sprin kler* are turned downward so they will drain, and are pointed directly at the windows. In core of denser from an outside fire, pumps ere alerted, toctroi valve* on ths top floor whet* the en­ tire. lystem la managed, erfi ,i and, in g short time, tho uppei ere bathed in a protecting ,f!m of water, pouring at1 ions a minute at f upon the outside — ~— Sanford Nc Y» o. c o i G en era l B kep a a d Ml CONTRACTOR AND Bl ------------------------ raiarrae^ Berntnole County Reeortla, land being oaseaaed at ,the date the Issuance of such Carttftoaete In the name of Unknown. That II. B. McCall Jr. purchaser o f I M 1.. — ’ Tax Cartlfieat* No. 174 dated the 7th day of June, A. D. 1910 haa filed said WUtou Wi Radiator earlMtealo In my office and haa m*t« application for Taa Dead to lasua In accordance with law, tubl earnin'*' a ) embraeva the following deacrlhed • *1# |/s f( aval cs veld A.* property altuatsd In Bamlaola Coun­ ty. Florida, to-wlt:— ftANFORD, FLORIDA l^jt 110 J. 0. I'aekard’a First Addi­ tion to Midway. The said land lAlng aaisaead al ike dale of the lap»»ance >* ii" of iuch cfrllAfluU In III# nimo or [ Unknown. k . Elton J Flrat Sanford* i f ■ — —- -u .. ' lion of I — — Bld». *f i *T -> a __ , ft |tlf -dalf , ... _________ _ IBSEKB -toni D. 1914. .c,”‘es; '7 ' ! ; = r ~ =*5 ,. ‘ ! 'tO O OOM -r HAN £ a. h-.-wg?] »»► •* Aeifi /TUB l *s 1 a Inauranco top, exposed to ian amount of it rather uncomfor occupants, especially during time. Experience has it tbs application of a cost of aluminum paint to the under rids it! I DOPVT * KMOVJ THEM I m Phone- 404. ■ Aoom 205 Coereft BiIMinf • PIrenes: Office 29. Heme. Si DEL AND. FLA. A o.ot ft ■ Contractor and Builder day o f Juna. A. D, 1441 has filed aald H ^W rithu,C om fy? J G. W . V E N A B LE run<u.. Connected to powerful pumps, a capable of withstanding from 1600 to ’ •Anuoal'death ratea in the twentyNrtllca Nntlca I* Is hereby given givei that II. D. nl T*x n r a i r a m sprinWgr? qn,ite#ats, J,‘ ____ .bn-44h-SUjt— hca'i'lb‘endSingef boRkk 'add ptfnew Union. Central Ltfe jceienk r June A. D. 1911, haa filed «ald car Insurance fcompany’s building in Cin- pers and other inflammable materiala. ling to figures compiled by n 11Ut Jitc In my nffice sad haa made Tho qrstem is divided into six unite, cinatti, Ohio, hss been installctl to fur Tax Devil to Unite In Ffench statistician. Hie reports show iippllcatlun necurdsnee wllh law. Raid aortlfibetho tbe structure’s upper storica in each placed where it wilt best protect Schelle Malnes T "• "-f * f the cYpoecd sides of the building. that for every IQJXX) inbebitonU, an cate embracaa the following d -property situated In Semi­ Water ie supplied directly from the avenge of 250 births and 164 deaths aarlbed nole County, Florid#,-to-wlt: •*» LAWYER •:* city 'main and from storage tanka in occurred in the large metropolitan Lnt It Boyil'a fiubdlvlalon. Tho 4 ■*. .]y 6 g,0001wnicri for tbe year ended July 1, aetd land being assessed at tha date the upper floor*. Approximately 4f the laauanca o f fcuch eertlflcate In i- — Court R oo m linear feet of galrtniicd pipe, weigh-1 1923. t Alexandria and Cairo, Egypt, < namo of ft.- f- llnarh. | liired to l «tood?high on the birth and mortality the ing 14,000 pounds, were required Thnt II. B McCall Jr. ourchaaer of connect the sprinkler*. • lists with 576 end 630 births, respec­ Tax Cartlficate No. 116 dated the Bill day of June. A. D. t i l t hae filed said The “feeders’’ are attached to the tively, and 250 and 283 deaths per certificate In my office and haa made building by fasteners in boles drilled 10,000 inhabitants. Bombay had the application for Tax Deed to laau* In highest death rate. LSH acr'irdance with law. Bald certificate D R . R. embraces ths following described 4ARIAN a e e GRADUATE property situated In Bemlnote Coun­ TENTATIVE 80CIALI8M i SEMINOLE (F rom the Washington Star.) less E x ch a n g e ‘‘Why are ail the boys in favor of Three-Finder Sam for Poetmas-" f. -i*-* Phone '303 ter?" lu u n H ifim H H ou ses For R en t W a n ted LOST an opponunti: abreast with the t IX COUNTY COURT. IBMISOLR COUNTY. STATU OP FLORIDA a Bay started: flilartei dollar operg hnuno^undfr tlon; tw o million* bain* npent on highway; groatast chance for llvo developer*, to aet -In on ground flom . W rite Development Departent Tpe Fepeacala N*w«. W rV TT ToT R tf= C ji?| ih b u rr tfie Clarksburg Exponent, morning Including' Sunday,, morning Issue, ord. minimum 34c. t, cent per T . Miscellaneous ROOMS WANTED WANTED—Two unfurnished con­ necting rooms by year round. WANTED—Sanlurd Business man re a d in g , the clim ified m m o who are In need of competent Prefer in. Write R. W. your dauy pwwspaper. Herai Lossingclose help should read the classified care Herald. want t<U: are tain mans^li many interesting page of The Herald. There's no massages. - It will pay yot" to read W A N T E D — Two unfurnished reason for sending out-of-town for help when there is probably just rooms. P. O. Box 873. tbe person you went in the city LOST—Large airdale dog, collar with no name on plate, answers to name of “ Mixer," Return to E. DRESSMAKING B. Tyler, Winter Park, phone 581. HILL LUMBER CO. House of Reward. Are You Going to Bnild a New Service, Quality are! Price DRESSMAKING Barn or Put on a New Roof? LOST—Between Enterprise and Do First class dressmaking. Lend Junction, fiber suit case. Work guaranteed. Name, Tina E. Tucker, on Testa­ 200 E. Third St. Special Summer Prieee ment inside. Leave at Methodist Orphanage, Enterprise, and receive reward. GALVANIZED IRON A d v e r t is e m the Journai-tfer^ aid, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified ratea 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycrosa. Georgia. TO REACH tire prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in the DeLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order. A LITTLE WANT AD in Ths Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you several dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see you._____ FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rnte lc a word, minimam 24c cash with order. AUGUSTA CHRONICLE— Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest classified medium, rate cash .09c charge. 10c per line, minimum ■30c. ____________ MAINE— WnterviUe, Morning Sentinel. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple are interested in Florldr. prop­ erty. Reach them through the Sentinel. Rato card on appllcatlon. ________________________ t*ALM BEACIl COUNTY—The scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach) Post. Sumplo copy sent on requ e s t . ____________________ TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Dally Timoa, the great home daily, rate lH c per word, minimum charge 25c cash with order. Write for complete rate cardJ- "** land eaulpmcnt. Genuine barJI. C. DuBode. -J' . [ best b a r g a in in SEMIILK COUNTY FOB QUICK BALE ‘ . nice hungaloif, 7 roam?; 18 ■ land in grove': 450 orange (all boaring. Lake front. t K W W W t t |M t ( ) ( ) t ) t t M |t t t t t |)| |) ( t ) H ^t t H t | t« n t | l f t n ) | ( | i m i i i m 1 1 i i m i i i m m i i i i i i i m , n m (,S 3S*i Lost and,Found Ui^V. f OH KENT—Two room house- I M1KACLK ConcretV~cnT. ---------keeping: apMtmcnL 71p Oak Ave- 1 cement work, ajdewlaka. *** buildnue. tag blocks, irrigation boxes. J. & FOR RENT — Furnished apart- I Tcrwiileger, Prep. menta & sleeping rooms Shirt apartments ojjpoaitfi PostlOffice. 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SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS NUMBER 75 ■ .... .................. INVENTION M aster Mind of th« LEAD IN EARLY OP CONVENTION K K lid Iw M Qb« - (SR TWO VEXING sub Jr t», i Klux Klan and Leagu- of is were finally disposed of in r the manner that Bryan L The Democrats declare lives In favor of the league ve entrance of Unitod States ^entirely to a referendum, •lank was adopted by tho Itee itself after much eonty. But the m atter of Klan It after 80 hours of incessant ing, to the convention. That dopted tho Bryan plank of Jon to secret orders with, tcific mention of the Klan small margin of soventeeniths of a vote. • FACT THAT 10 delegate* it vote has given rise to the ition in Underwood and Smith ia th a t. tho result wonl-J LFour are from Hawaii, two hom were pro and two con. per three wens scattered and ,havc voted either way. But R all three had voted for deItion of tne Klan the final I entire convention would re­ unchanged and the Bryan would carry. EN WILLIAM Jennings i after an entire night of dub argument with .the eomon resolutions regarding the lux Klan knelt without anment and prayed for Divine ice in the task confronting a bit of unique drama was puted to American history no.convention or anything ted with one has even seen Each member on the com\ w« sincere and ftruggling atelv for what he believed |vatiqn of-hie party. IRE CO U LD B E no cam pro12 ne*thar aide could consciMe yield it teemed, to a probicapebie of solution. When dropped by hlA chair in ’ Ifl Which ajl in .the commltotgi**™ quick to join, the iptnt of understanding seemcreep In and Oil members ! ' to ,1*®* th«k somehow t would be found whfen please a 1 and be for the txwt it of the psTty. • • ‘ER PRESENTING to the ittm-a-majarUy report on tho Properly Loss Placed at Thir­ ty Million Dollars, While Several .Hundred Persons Reported Injured, Marty of Whom Are Seriously Hurt. Death List May, Be Larger as Complete Survey is Mndc Former Elcction— Delegates Cheer William Gibbs McAdoo, Alfred E. Smith and Oscar W. Underwood, the three leading candidates on the first three ballots this morning. McAdoo atsrted his fight for the nomination by polling considerably more than his nearest competitors. I» ■ iree, Weytnobth two Akron one The death total in Iowa and liltno is was twelve, making a death Ust of one hundred and nine. The total property damage when re­ ports from the rural regions are complete will probably aggregate 160,000,000. •Despite the devastation a t Lo­ rain where the tornado tore down a quarter of tho city/ organized rescue work went forward smooth­ ly and state troops kept order among the Inhabitants, hundreds of whom were thrown out of their homes and had to be sheltered in tents and with friends. Many Killed in Theater. The greatest loss of life at Lo­ rain occurred in the State theater, a four-story building which partly collapsed and crushed many of the (Continued on puge 3) Two A re E ntered in B eau ty C ontest by L ocal K iw anis Club ■ . Eighth ballot:.. McAdoo 444 (MO; Smith, 273 V> , Ihivls, 57; Underwood, 48; Cox, 00; Glass, 26; RaL ston, 30; Sllxer, 23. ;r t ' ' T,;-' • ,‘ bMM -- CLBVHLANdT w JO -E lghty three are known dead In Ohio to­ day. aa the reault of Saturday’* »«- dead may grow. Several hundred persons are reported injured, sev­ eral score of them seriously and property damage is estimated at more than 130,000,000. The greatest loss of lives was Lorain where the latest count showed 60 dead and 118 injured, a acoro of them suffering severe hurts. The property loss there was upwards of |30,000.000, 125 city blocks having been demolished. At ^andpaky it was found that only six persons were killed although a hundred were injured and property valued a t f 2,000,000 was destroyed. Cleveland Fatalities. . There were seven fatalities In Cleveland, although the property damage was small. Pittsburg* re­ ported sixteen persona killed' In - ■. ■ . Indication G iv e n M Early Ballot Which Way t id e o f E lection Is G illoting Proceeds Without Dertonstr Or indication of Heated Struggle W Held Sway Saturday—Managers Confl AsL For D itto. Aid [• and practically in phrase[he creation of the matter Ef the Democratic Party, a Jennings Bryan. It could ktore so than if he' alone on Motions tub-committee, had f« tcry article. I t wa« a Umpllment to tha man, who baa nominated by his party i highest honor in the land, fary plank which ho advoCs finally ad onted. And the hn on which the Democrats ha-their next campaign la bhich any party coaw justly fad and which will cause Rcku considerable worry durixt four months. - ■■ ■ ■ » ■ Californian Takes First Ballot Slowly Gains Strength As DoeaSmith Begins Race for the Nomination with 2 Votes—Balloting is Proceeding Very SI delig h ts flank Defeated by Small .a PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN GIVE VIEWS ON PRO BABLE NOMINEE Issue Statements On Eve of Elec­ tion in Which Optimistic Tone Is Sounded in All t of Them. ... NEW YORK,"junc 30.—On tho evo of balloting in the Democratic national convention, leading can­ didates for the presidential nom­ ination were buiy Sunday night consolidating their positions and Very Jittlo hope for the selection of William Gibbs McAdoo as thu Democratic Party choice for the presidency, is held by many prom­ inent business men of thin city according to a survey mado by a representative of The llorald this morning when he interviewed them on their views as to the probable choice of the convention now is ses­ sion. According to the majority of those Interviewed they are equally sure that A1 Smith has no chance. Soma'of McAdoo supporters are of the opinion that he will win despite vtnnfldtne^m tha outcome, rTfcaiilfmc, tho&e seeking the i s fey * * * 4" w ^ ** ****on nomination but admittedly with­ Tho general belief was expressed out anything like the numerical oat of thd deadlock would r e ­ strength on the first ballot that that the selection of a dark horse. will be mustered by either William sult Popular choice, according to those G. McAdoo or Alfred E. Smith, iiitsiis lies iiiJi uciwcvn nuiiuon, jJohn u n n W. »». between Ralston, were continuing their -quiet cam­ men. Davis snd Carter Glass. paigning and laying plana against Here ia what some of the citizen: the time when, they predicted, had to say about who will be th« there would be a break away from nominco: i. i both the former treasury secreta­ Judge E. F. Housholder: "Neither ry and the New York governor. Smith nor McAdoo will get the Fortanea of Candidate*. Wherever leaders or. delegates nomination: they are the two dom­ congregated tolay there was dis­ inant factions and will defeat one Th« moat acceptable man cussion of the possible effect upon another. for the nation as a whole la John the fortunes of this candidate or W. Davis of West Virginia." that resulting from tha action of 8. W. Bradford: "I believe th a t the convention early yesterday in McAdoo will win without a doubt. rejecting the antLklan piank, the Personally I believe ho Is getting McAdtA) and Smith managers stronger all the time." claimed that the result, if anything, II. McLpulIn: "If 'McAdoo or strengthened their positions, but other candidates or their managers Smith are nominated, Coolidge will were in disagreement with that win (n the election.-. I think Carter Glass has the best chance to win view. for tha Democrats.” . • , * Mere Dark Horses Talk W.-A. McMullen: "I don't think With balloting only a few houn MeAdoo and Smith have a chance ay there was moro than tho us- to get tha nomination. Unlerwood I crop of "dark horses' ’talk. has the beat chance to win-for tha Leaders grooming such "hroses" Democrats." pressed the opinion last night R. C. Bower: "I think a 'dark st forty ballots would be taken horse’ will be nominated but don’t before the Smith and McAdooknow which one. McAdoo - and forces would turn to a compro­ Smith do not stand much chance." mise candidate. a L. Britt: "Tammany Hall may Those interested in the candi­ not be able to elect Smith but It has dacy of Senator Bemud M. Rals­ already beaten McAdoo. f believe ton of Indiana heard that in tha a dark horse will get the nomina­ tion." • . . ' Bruce Anderson. "Neither Smith nor MeAdoo will be nominated. Underwood has the best chance to get the nomination, I think." r» LeBoy P. Chittenden: "Neither Smith or McAdoo wijl get the nomination. A man from the Ml W ait la moat likely to gat tha i Ination. Johnston Davie of K*i has a good chance." G E : J. C. Dcon: "Although McAdoo's chuncea are not so great for the nomination, ho is the best man the Democrats can nominate because he has a larger command than any of the other candidates." jE .Jp . Mobley: "I think McAdoo will eventually be nominated, even U after a hard struggle of several days. He (s tho only man the Democrats can offer who can beat By RUBY L8ACH - . Special Correspondent Ilia Herald. NEW YORK, Juno 80.-Willlam Gibbs McAdoo, In a stirring ad­ dress madd a t a supper given last night by him for delegates that are supporting him. urged that each delegate be In his sett hence­ forth and that he romain there until the aesslon 1* oyer. “ Don't go out.to lunch." he said. "Take it with you." Wilson's contest began by a one-third strength, so wo have a splendid chance for victory.! No candidate over before entered tho Democratic'{convention with 32 states lined up for him. Remem­ ber that maximum of strength wo have Isn’t going to be developed on first ballot. "You must not submit to this New York propaganda which comes under tho disguise of hospitality," he continued. "Borne of this hospi­ tality ia not tho kind you would want to accept at homo, it Is a dovte* to keep you from the con- MADISON SQUARE CARDAN June 3Q.-Tbe fifth ballot brought no decision iri the Democratic convention not any change* vfhdicativc of any rebuit. Smith and M cA3» forces are holding faat and making slow gains p ick in g^ ' scattered vote* h^te dnd there,'and the fleld'of favorite son* candidates is still jogging alongside waiting for somebody ,4b be eliminated. . '. A survey of the first six ballots shows that McAdcp made a gain of 12 votes frbm the first ballot to the sixth, starting the roll call with 431H and on the last ballot,had 443 1-10. Smith had gained 17 votes, Jumping from 24i tb 258. Underwood held his own throughout the six ballohb polling 42lA votes throughout the early ballots. Th£ largest gain made by any active candidate was by john W- D*vt$, who had 31 oh the* first ballot and 68V4 on the sixth, a. gain of 271$. Park horse candidates wore holding on with un­ usual tenacity, . , , *1 The balloting was probably a little slower In shaldhi. stand a chance. McAdoo has a fighting chance. Ralston of IndiaJgng a strong- Mark horse' aad stands a good chnnce for the nom­ lor that ination,". , L. G. Strlngfcllow: "McAdoo (s the most logical man and I believe " ..Id U r. Me he will be the nominee of the pres­ ent convention." Jno. D. Jenkins: "'A s long as tho race," Interrupted one of the there’s Ufo there's hope,’ for Mc- as Miss Colley Who Swung Klan Is­ sue Over te BryaaSa SMe la Center of )du*h Interest Wall Street ia running Smith arc that will beat hhn, and the Smlti Interests hare already beat MeAdoo, I believe" "I believe Dr. R. M. ........... . .......... .. chance for MeAdoo or Smith to be nominated because of Intense opposition be­ tween tho forces representing them- Ralston or Glass may ba the nominee, according to tha presant looka of affairs as, qxpressed In tha newspapers yesterday," . W. E. Wataon: "Although Mc­ Adoo,la my choice. I don't bcllov* be atopde a chanea." ' S \ . Felix Frank] "Neither Smith nor McAdoo have a chance to win'. Ralston.of Indiana stands a good chance to get the nomlriatlon." W. JM- Haynes: "From present appearances‘If doesn’t look as If McAdoo will get the nomination. It's hard to tell just who will be nomlnated.1' . .' Frank .Miller: "The next presi­ dent has already been nominated. I think John W. Davis would make or false reports of the subsidised press, I McAdoo stood an chair to nuiko his speech. He radiated personal magnetism, as usual and everybody commented upon It. .,'fMy —r dear ” * . friends," •••«M|iaw|| t he mu wasi said, li| "this illiq Ovation is m olt wondorfal tribute that any man could have and I jp u ld rather hay* It from true friends than be president -of the United States- i t e fact-that you would como to this crowded hall, and ur>on no orders from the press, is evident that poople are mightier than press." . . . . NEW YORK. June 8<L—ldai rlon Cooley of Washington, G the most talked of, ihott Inter ed woman In Naw York. Nc ebrlty of stage, screen or day' ventures appro* ‘ ' Uclty." Sho Is the wo: an, who ng and frighten* I, surrour howling, threaten men in the Go struggled to her Square -Garden . amid the scenes of tum ult and-con fusion and chahged bar vote Iron "aye" to W on the question a! »Poke of this opposing faction of the Democratic party as repro;er, corrupt; un od her daw vote pUnitloru Bolsheviks o f Russia s iw a g n me for president. I corrupt penitentiary the delegates b .Smith fi cnndldate informed that aa agreed to neither ao cen mode known. Final Confererw Both - McAdoo and iUltt. r VMX* ' ' r ’ lii \ y Jf �A census of tbo American pctfplr by n rpfcrvmlnra flection, advisory y-« m m» n i t *•’ I ot the congress. to lit held officially under nction cf congress and free from all contentious political ques­ 'Continued from pago 1.) tions. ” . States into the league and made The attitude of tho American Shall U. 8. ne Member? “Shall the United States become an Impassioned address at the last Banker* Association on co-operaa member Of the league of nations in support of his position. He was tire marketing favor* proper organ­ under such reservations t i the «or^ practically nlono in his fight, how-, isation to facilitate the orderly ennnt cf the league as the United evor.States may rare to establish? Im­ movement ot farm prodnoU, bat ' ‘ ' For Referendum mediately upon an affirmative vote bolds that the co-operatives are es Unofficial reports wero thnt these we will carry o\it such mandate.” states and territqrics were among amenable to economic laws as any Of Sunremc Importance. those voting foil a referendum; "It Is r f supreme im prtancc form ot basinets and cannot be Alabama, Arizona. Arkansas, to civilisation and mnrikind that need to gain apodal benefits for ! Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, America he plactxl nn the right side Iowa, Kentucky, Kansas, Missouri, the farmer contrary to the tnfluof the greatest moral question of lUiifoitj {N orth1.Carolina, Georgia, <»etocee of .enpply and demand and all times. The Dcroocrftfo party Maryland, • Massachusetts,’ Michi­ declares Us principle ‘of reridcring other normal factors. This view gan, Mississippi, Montana, Ncy<id*, assistance in the high purpose of rive to wind up the show hy to} New Jersey, New Mexico, 'Ntf.V era* formulated recently by Frank ilght would be futile, York, Oklahoma, Oregon, PennsyL W. Slmmonds of the Aaaodatlon the league r* nations and »!:.* Besides the 16 eqtercd, formally l vania, Rhode Island, Texas, Vcrworld court nf h-atiro T7kifh.1t rrc- on tho roll of Cahdfdatcs.' ttnrw or A before Jbe NsUonal Council ot Ctnonlk Wisconsin, ’ Wyoming, Al­ ognixed a* Institutions. represent- four others probably will receive aska and the District of Columbia, Farmers* Co-operative and Market­ ing the supreme effort of states- the complimentary votes of thoir Against Referendum ing Association* a t Washington. mnnship." • states for the first ballot or two, Voting against a referendum The -.'improminc' leagfib plnnV ' distributing the convention strength **It would be unfortunate for tbe were: was adopted after lengthy and so widely that several roll rails Delaware, Idaho, Louisiana, New farmer If he becomes Imbued with bested riiaemuirn hy a viva vtcc , will be necessary before the rival ‘Hampshire, South Carolina, Utah, l-t the Idea, that co-operative market­ vote and thus t*" loa^im unction | managers can completely get their Virginia, West Virginia, Washing* was disposed of hy the platform l benrings. These trial votes, to h i ing .In Itself la a panacea for all i ton, Indiana, Maine, North Dakota. rommittM end put up to tho ccn-'t»ken before final adjournment In­ agricultural 111*,” Mr. Bimmonda ' Ohio, Hawaii, the' Philippines and tention Itself.__________________ i night, will giye the political can­ Porto Rlco.‘ , ■ •aid. -Co operative marketing, well _ ’ - j tains a working basis for the ’* I Although practically all of the organized end wisely managed, ian R R V A W M A P I T Q U IT £2 Jockeying and maneuvering thnt k j members were convinced that the. be .most helpful ‘in solving market FM v I A l v Jv lA lv iV o rz K iO expected over the week end. jK lan'issue would have-to be left >o problems. It may prevent untimely 16 Placed in Nomination decision by the' convention, the The 10 placed in nomination dumping,'It may secure batter cred­ ‘committee went fully into the.subwhen the'roll closed just before ad* it fadlltiee, (t may extend existing uromcnt late Friday arc as fol* markets. It may even create new ws: raarketa, but obviously Its opera­ (Continued from page 1.) Oscar W. Underwood of Ainmade. • "We want this to he a bamu. tion* will be amenable to eco­ strictly social event," Mrs. Hylnn nomic law a* those ot other butb Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas. said. The music, was wonderful, ness enterprise*. * ! )■' William G. McAdoo of California, Mr*.. Elisabeth Marbury, Tam­ tee member from ‘Indiana, declared Willard Saulshury of Delaware. What It Cannot Do > many hall t^ors, created a sensa­ before discussion In the dosed cotrtSamuel M. Ralston of Indiana. \ \ "Co-operative marketing* cannot tion wf»cn she entered late, leaning itteo rootn riot under wft? th at Jonathan M. Davis of Kansas. upon her cane. She 1s mighty, both ew York,' Illinois, Ohja, ‘.Wiscon­ •Tororeht other countries with cbftpAlbert C. Ritchie of Maryland. in site and influence, and everyone sin, Massachusetts! Minnesota and «T land and labor from **Ulnjr in Woodbrldge N. Ferris of Mich­ stood up when she entered. About igan. Colored* were ready to aigtt a m in­ foreign marts at a price unattrac. 2,000 were present. , ority report on tho Klan, demand­ tire to u*." it cannot successfully David F. Houston of Missouri Didor Cento, of Miami, came and New York. ing that it bo dcndttttcfidtby name. ctver-ride th e lav of-supply and de­ into the Bryan headquarters tho It appeared a t the outset th a t-a mand or maintain fo r say length of Charles W. Bryan of Nebraska. other morning. He has been in m ajority of tho committee was op­ time *n a rtific ia lly high price by Fred H. Brown of New Hamp­ New York five weeks, and a l­ shire. Remember the Bock beer signs—the one with the.rnrrt s head? posed to denominating tbo Klan tfltbboldlng a product from maritet though the business that brought George S. Silzcr of New Jersey. Well, old Bock himself hus butted in on the Democratic Convention ua but prepared to approve a plank on or unduly limiting production. him here was concluded two weeks tt mascot of the beer and light wine-brigade. Boch is here shown try­ religious freedom and denouncing Bane, orderly marketing must be Alfred E. Smith of Now York. ago, he stayed over for the conven­ James M. Cox of Ohio. organizations whoso purpose Is to ing to get n “high one” from Dick-O'Bripit, his owner. accompanied by sane, orderly tion. Mr. Cohen expressed hlm.deny this fundamental right of the Carter Glass of Virginia. thinking. w lf as being cf the opinion that people as eet out in the constitu­ John W. Davis of West Virginia Finally with a eulogy of his can­ tion. "We may wisely take a leaf from Bryan has as good a chance as any­ and New York. they brought into the perplexing Danish experience and emphasize body to win the nomination.. Thurday’s Nominations turmoil of the convention. But on didate ns one who kept the faith "They put all kinds of damn but­ efficient, economical, maximum Six of these, Cox, Bryan, Brown, tons on you," growled a Florida Silzer, Glass and John W. Davis, the whole the day was the most as the standard bearer of the party resented in it. A Democratic con­ production or standard grade prod­ delegate today as he pulled a wore placed In nomination at F ri­ featureless since the opening whach four years ago and has borne him- vention wan cheering once more a ucts, for however Important co­ *elf courageously even in defeat, name that so often had been a operative marketing may bo In Smith button eff his coat tail and day’s session, and the nominating of tho gavel on Tuesday. thing of magic and power. an Underwood flag from his coat speeches for them were inter­ solving the exigencies of the pres­ At the start of the session there Mr. Baker threw the delcgatics into lapel.' He left the immense Mc­ spersed with a dozen seconding was a touch of the unusual when a prolonged demonstration voicing ent lime. It Is ohly one link tn tbe Adoo button adorning the top of speeches fo r those whose names the name of Cox of Ohio was noisily the gratitude of the party cbnln of agricultural problem s." the Florida pennant he wore. All had previously been put before the placed before the convention by to a lender who had fought ita bat­ Tbs American Bankart Associa­ the Florida delegates look like convention. Demonstrations of Newton D. Baker, President WiU tles - against overwhelming odd*. tion. Mr. Slmmonds said, believes C h ristian trees with their'badges varying proportions accompanied son’s wartime secretary of war. In. Delegates from overy state took tbkt solutions ,of .farm problems and pennants'and buttons boosting every mention of the name of a tribute to the past services of the part in-the vote of approbation FOR RENT "should be sought through private Florida! and McAdoo. . candidate, but both delegates and spenkor himself the delegates stood in cn the 1920 nqraineo a so. rewurd APARTMENT IN IIBR­ enterprise and. not. through govern­ convention officials had begun to and cheered when he took his place for hi* party stewardship^EEDING., $35 MONTHLY ment aid." and approve^, the en­ TO BE TAKEN UNSHAKEN on the platform. Then, when he A similar tribute to pnqt leader­ ifMER. INQUIRE AT deavors of farmers for-' orderly euligized the Wilson policies and ship was accorded u moment later OF THE SANFORD marketing. (F rom F t. Way no 8 ta r-T rl« g ra m .) phen Gov. Charles W. B^yun of HERALD, A pharmaceutical house recom­ Nebraska, was nominated for the mends dimcthvlaminophevidlmcthhonor three times accorded to his ylprasoine as a medicine. Ono sylbrother, ......the -great commoner. ablc after each meal and one at Again the applause was warm with ^ratitud* apd every state was rep- P latform B o d y I s I W ill B e H e l d o n Convention F l o o r r]* (Continued from page 1) thm that It was not strong enough in it* declarations regarding the league; others that it was too strong, and still others argued Ibat if thrte was to be a referendum tt ■ was not necessary to make the leagtfc ah immediate iMfiei »\ Discussion of thl* huestiutf- de­ layed until oxccdinfjy lato" in the night consideration ^jnf that. Klan issue,'and some committeemen cxpressed uoubt that the 1 W contro­ verted subjects Could be put In shape for presentation to tho na­ tional convention a t th f hour of it* conv-'-dna—9:30 n. m.. today. of the whole wait system. Wc re­ fuse to believe that the wholesale slaughter of human 'bdfngs on the battlefield is 'any more necessary to man's highest development than killing by individuals. Only Hope for World Peace "The only hope for world peace and for economic recovery lies In the -organised effort of nations combining to remove the cause of war and substituting law and order for violence. \ .V I . ' * "Under Democratic leadership a practical plan was devised under which fifty-four nations aro now operating and have Seen for the past four years, while the United States 'government for ' the last four years has no foreign poliey and consequently-has delayed the restoration of political and eco­ nomic conditions in the world which has Impaired self respect at home and ‘‘diminished prestige abroad; has curtailed foreign com­ merce and ruined, agriculture. • “Therefore, the Democratic par­ ty declares the purpose of the nest administration to do all in Its power to secure that moral leader­ ship in the family of nations which in the proridenco of God we aye .called upon to assume. >£j No Substitute. •th e re ia no snbstltuto fo r tbo laaguo fo nations as an agency op- Bock,” Himself, Wants VDUM PACT On Investing in | of mortgages as eaked EthaL 1T| *T int mortgsfsspeaking, are aound u but not an gm “ »ood/' Aunt Emmy ieS must exercise care and H you know an about i or It you are dealing *. clal concern that biu a for success and honeitr Mfe. But U i, C«a'| Vico before Investing. ( bank. Uik th# wh*J; and :be guided by iw, Real'eaUte transactions S 8 THE 11 m 1 ■ , 1 1 FIRST DAY m *m 1 thc f U?’ located and in line for a quick turnover at a profit, paying for their lots one of the easiest plans ever worked out for the purchase of real estate. And they • •:>>,» . t r, ) ft '* . ' yf ^ i- * a* nt, and these Pine Crest Lots sold through this YQU PICK.YOUR LOT, pay either $5.00, $7.50 or $10.00 and paying the first week either 3c, 5c or iOc. en join Uie Club best suited to your pocket book, ‘ . .. *| rm • !■ AINING J .' * ^ advanceo i u n d er certain condition*. But® n o t advisable for an Invwtarv lim ited m eans to buy th«afi eae* tho f ln t rao rtsii* should fl foreclosed, the holder of th* M bnd m ortgage should be fa * j tlon to protect bis IntarMt*lyl Ing ab le to buy the tint nortM T h a t m eans you would h ir n bava m oney on band." "O b. Aunty," exclaimed l|2| "you ra th e r frighten mi t 9 m ortgagee." “ No. my dear, don't fs*l-i|j way," said Aunt Emmy. "Ififfl m a tte r of care and kbovltdgS conditions. Even It yon dost 0* obnut them yourself, yoq tts fl te c t yourself by inking the M il of y our banknrs. Don't traag | much to your own lu d ian td A nnk J-. A vurs, �V-? ^B*9W '•? TH: HH - * '• P I B . # ^ W — ~vv-’> H M w v^ PAGE TWO *• ~ ~ sffirK a .i-.tM . r? /* F .y .m i * u :. .u fc rtH .H .‘> '« o , iv j* .f? t u t 1924. rt~; *zrt-r --? ■,ri.--;,r-??^t r* THE SANFORD HERALD, MONDAY, JU N E 30,1924. *-~v—— ■----- -—■»■—*■■— ■ — —*■— ■ r * *!**ti ’*■'»*2*<t*j_j Ai — ._. — ... —, _ _ «• m a m. v « % M W « « n v a . ... • 4 M il J i | ........■ ,: , . i _ . .. . . . . . . . . .. . ^ '.P'T" f j t i - f r M l A the Han(nrA itriiii)^ tlionrJ jinrtli 5 Urffrre.i East slonir aald Grant I fa th e r , L ik e tD a u g h te r , ;\ ■i r J Ine to it. Intersection wltlrthe gast‘ , .... . , . A . ...... ------line of Tier It of. B. n. Tralford s ir e s M ap of the Town of Hanford, Flor­ ida, Mid east line or Tier H being F r b llc d 2SS fe^t East of and parallel to ths east lino of Hay Avenue: thence North on aald east line of Tier If to DAYTONA, June 30. — In addi­ a Point 230.IS feet Houth of the cehtion to auto races on and airplane t«r line of Seventh Street: thence -,V -L* Hast 107 fret, more or lese. to the ' V*; races' above'the record-producing. center line of Mellnnvllle Avenue: Scabrccze-Dnytona Beach course, > : thence 8011th t decrees West alomr the center line of Mellonvllla Ave­ hone races, with privately owned nue 919.4 feet t» point of bcRlnnlng; thoroughbred! of Halifax county less the East 40 feet reserved - for m street purposes, containing S.l sci competing, will be staffed on ihe mm EM mhre or less, and heretofWfe d : beach near Ormond, t o those Ihfd ns I.ots 9, 4, S, and S. tit Kill Pace's Subdivision, as per Plal "Cracker horse" race* will be added. thereof, duly of record; nlso,^1,. ■'1] Four races are on! the auto pro­ fslnnlnv at a point oiLt He rtf Mellonvllls AvrHn tr» f m t gram, these being ak 28,' 20 and City of Hanford. Florid*'Yf 5,1* t* IS mllea, with a tbreerhea^ ono-railu North 4 degree* Font nKjtlNt1Inie^-t■•A-llnn of ths center line nI,MeIian-i stock race for stock ta rs, which will iti Yille .Vienna with the Smith line ofHoctlon Thirty (3*). Tt»*rn*h|o Nlnp* i* be forced to circle a barrel a t each m u* teen 09) South, of Range ThlrtyJi,L. end cf the ^course, as tlie wind-Up, m ope .East; thence North 4 degrees. . Baa* alon* the center-llnf of Mel-1, Dates of the Frolics «fa July 3 ,'it’ lonvllto Avenue 152.4 fnetlthetn-e and 5. West parallel with thh said south line of Section Thirty (30), 0 9 fist, more or lees, to Ihe easterly line of the M-iM'ft B. Levy (leant- (rdnro •••mmnnlv known as the flanfbrd (leant); thence South 25 decreed ; Went alonir enld Grant Hite U3.9 IY*3K* <«v * feet, more or leas, to a point West'; - Postmaster J.’ P. Hall again of the point of hctrlnnlnx; thence wishes to call to the attention of E-tet SIS feet, more or ItssAtff 'the the people of Sanford! the changes point of beginning; leas the Kaht 10, h feft reserved for street purposes/ which will take place on July 1 rontnlnlmr 2.1 acres, more or less, when the local postofflee takes on end heretofore deacrlbed , as Lot a first class rating. ' Nine (9) nf Ella Pace's «ub-UI- , ' It was Champ Clarks’ daughter who brought the “convention hat” There will be an increase In box vlalon. aa per plat thereof.duly of to.^hc Democratic-National Convention. The former Genevieve Clark— record: also. rents, as- was published in The l,ota Ten no). Eleven (li). PhuH ipF.M W , James Thompson, of New Orleans—arrived wearing the DemHerald several days sgo, and a teen (14), Twenty-one (J |)L / and gK'ratic emblem on her hat, as shown, In the picture, and the fad soon ’change in the hours that the winT\VenE*-four (14). of Pdce Acrev as paught on. doffs, a t which the financial busiper Plat thereof duly of record In. c postoffice is carried on, Plat Bodk I. on page 21. puhllc recorda of Hemlndle County, K lo rld a t \ ,n open as was also nnTo be borne -entirely by Adjacent property anced. All nf nlocka Two (1), F o u r (4)^ Number.of fdet frontage 1574.4 tea th a t the p dttil Ml Hall <}). T en (10). Eleven (II), Six r, savings, mom . order, registry and and Seventeen fit): acAssessment per foot frontage 3,1016 ngWlnK AO P ls t of M ellonvitbviluly C. 0. D. departments ' 1 open nt lM . 1, , . ;{\\ FRED T. WILLIAMS, Engineer r f reco rd In P la t Book 1. on b;ag » ihe R 8 «. m. and will close to the RUif" blic ' Hemlnola 12F,,.D ubitc records of Semlt Foot Preliminary its will advance a t B p. m. Box 1 'i.qnty, vyinrlda;: and a lso lSr>,'. •« $.75; medium, NAME '. DESCRIPTION Frontage Assessment fromi small, | < l U g l u r t lIng n a t Ihn rt li'-ast C0I to fl.60; And |.7& to |1 ; la: V N. H. Garner’s First Addition to Markham Mtrkha Park Heights. ' extra large, |1 t9 .»2. ,M * ^ n v i l S : '^ u f o ^ F l j j ‘Wt JJvHdfTman . . Lot 13 Blk K 69 1182.39 ' ifW h J i ^ S S X a J Henry Nickel Lot 14 Blk K 1 ak. County, y i o r l d t i r otwb V* K an n er.-^■^v.T It* itLJLotlfl 4-.hIa. . mi# ?iullne ^ i;/;;. Blk nr K 135 418.70 This is the statuo of Father Knickerbocker that caused all the PMmM'Nortli along th* w*st,T rt. Hi G a r n e r 's Second Adda, to Markham Park Heights, Sanford, Fla: trouble. Placed above tho Hotel Astor as n welcome sign to Demo­ "* cratic convention visitors in New York it showed the traditional figure W. &. Beoggln . — .... Lot i Blk L - j 185 *■■■ . 573.78 _ NER, Prussia, June 30.— holding a huge stein of beer—real frothy beer, su<!h ns symbolized hos. •according to said P la t of Mellonto the low w a te r m ark of L ak a Maude M, Jinkins ...... Lot 7 Blk K 118 365.97 Executioner K rautt, who recently pitality in tho Knickerbocker ern. But forms of hospitality change and villa M onroe; thence w e s te rly along the Lot 8 Blk K . 130 403.19 killed himself In this village, Is the so thousands were shouting “skofflnw’’ a sthey passed the statue. It low w a te r m a rk of L ake Monroe to Mrs. E. W. Rive ......... ....... third executioner to to meet m e e t death clearn by oy j W|fl ,jecjnrcd a symbol v»f wet revolt. Father Knickerbocker said he tho e n st line nf Block "B” extended, Evan's Terrace, Sanford, Fla. to -a a ld P in t of M ellon - 1 n p. « ___ , __ suicide in Germany within throe | woujj mthcr lose his good right arm than his stein. Ahd so they according Lot 1 ____ 05 204.64 v illa; thenco Bouth alo n g the east L. U. u ru m le y .............. .. ■ sawed off hs arm, and in place of the stein now stands a formal “Wel­ line of said B lock "H” and the ex- r . D B ru m lc v i^ f - v months. 132 Lot 0 ------409.40 Krauts had cut off the heads of come”—os tho picture shows. ten sio n of said east line nf said Block „ Z ' “ ru m ,e y :..........— B" to the N orthw est corner o f ; C. D. Brumley ..... 126 prisoners, while Schwlet* and Lot A ____ 41 127.16 ^1 Spaethe, the two Breslau execu­ tioners who ended their own lives, tra c t nt -landA altu n te In Hemtnnle tin and husband, A. C. M artin, nnd I cordmg^toey w V i’at: tbanco'Kaat'tp San*or<i Do.udney......... Beg. a t N. W. Cor of tho point of beginning; Lot A. Plat Evans Terraco, run W. 90.7 ft. had carried out only 123 and 48 County. Klorldu: • A portion o( each ami every of the said ahovo I and to nny nnd all o th e r person o f, Hartlon* 7 and 3. Tow nship 20 Houth. nam ed defendants. If living; and If persona 90.7 executions respectively. 281.30 who*e. names aro unknown, I . ?* ^ E. 90.7 N. 150 ft. to Bog. R u n g * ' 31 East, bounded and d e s­ In his last yesrs Krauts wan­ cribed a* fnllows, to-w lt* Hegln- either, nny o r a ll of said d efen d an ts I claim in g a n / rig h t, title or In terest a aQ(. W .'Spencer_________ Lot 6 80.7 250/29 dead, to all p arties claim ing In- I In an d to the p ro p erty hereinabove dered about lh« villages of Prus- n n lg n t a corner post set i n . tho Its G. W. S pencer--------------te re a ls under ench and every of tho Lot 12 ....... 132 described, o r an y p a rt or parcel 409.40 m arked w ith a nail (o r tho aU, telling stories of the 126 per­ ground follow ing deceased defendants, to - thereof. o in t of Intersection of Ohio and J G. W. S pencer...........*.... Lot 18 ........ 133 412.50 sons ho had put to. death, and suf­ esup Avon, (o r C rlpPe'l Ro:\d). aleo w lt: H. B. C arp en ter and wife. - - 1C Is hereby o rd ered th a t you and fered many delusions. He slept being tho North lin o -u f-th o ,8\VM C arpenter, W arren W. L oinr and each of you. lie and ap p ear before Q. W. Spencer ................. Lot 24 133 . 412.50 w if e .---------Loser, Edw ard N. F a b e r our said C ircu it C ourt nt the C ourt with his executioner’s axe at his Hcc. *, thencq South w ith cen ter nnd r ,* wife, ------- ,F aber. Mary- E. H ouse nt Hanford. F lorida, on the G. W. Spencer --------------- Bog. at I n t of tho of,C hin A ve.'3.121 chains to i n head, , and said he was unable to line Iron pin vom er, made of old buggy H art, I. IV. Tom pkins and w ife, 1st day- of Heptember, 1924. and theft E ast Line of Park Ave. with the North rest.well without It. . nxle, h ere the survey fo r boundary Im urn T. Tom pkins. L. T. Tom pkins, nnd th e re m ake an sw er to the hill Krauts regarded guillotining ns begins; thence Houth w ith said Aye. Lula H. B earing and husband. Lind of Hughey St, Run E. 51 ft. N. 58.5 o t,rn m p la ln t exh ib ited a g a in st you H earing. W illiam Caulk as G uardian In th is cause. on art and was always trying to 3.031 chains to un Iron pin .corner, nnd W. 51 ft. S. 58.5 ft. to B n * . ;......... 51 158,17 A dm inistrator. AlVln -I*. Denrthenco Houth 99 degree*. W est U.'JJ ’ItIs fu rth e re d ’ o rd ered th a t tills perfect himself in Its practice. Both chiilns tn mi Irnn pin corner, thence Ing ami wife. Lula I. M. D earlng. O rder of . P u b licatio n ho published Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interested,in the he and Schwictz regarded Jules N orth 4t degrees, (ii,m in u tes. W est W illiam H. F a r r a r and w ife ,.—:----- In th e Snnford H erald, a new spaper Deibler, the Parisian executioner 1.(9 - chains . to an iron pin .corner, F a rra r, G eorge P. F a r r a r und Wife, published In Hanford, HemlnoU special assessments against the various pieees of property above de­ ■» F a rra r. O sslan U. Hn»l (md C ounty, F lorida, once a week fflr as' the great master of their craft them'*, North 32 degree* W est 2.6" wife. ,ie. C - uimiunn iiart. jumes w eeKS atharlnn B art, Jum es W eeks scribed that said assessments are payable in full within thirty days chains -to th,(la,-d point s t old and exchange^'letters with him. * b oat house,1 Iheneo Houth- t t de- 'HHl' nd V i l a — ■— W eeks. Hohfirt r ig h t consecutive weeks. a fte r tho above and foregoing special assessment roll haa been equal­ W1TNK8H trtr hand and Ihe **M gr,tea, 20 sulnutes K ast.,0,J3, nhaJns Ru of th e C ircuit C ourt o f (hlr.fa'SR Pl ized; approved and confirmed, or>|n Un .eqii'jpJ to a com er, thence Houth IH9 wm green. 1-Jast 0.37 chain to a point Ask«w, Vda G am pert and husband, Ju d icial C ircuit of thn H tsta or rW ron th e ditch, thence With tht- shore ------ - (lam pert, Mrs. A. P. J o h n ­ Ida. In nnd fo r Hemlnolc County,, un interest nt &r/o per' nnniim from nnd after the time said special assess­ tin * * I n » • N onheattbriw v-tJIrectitin ston. Josephine H tcnsitum und h u s- -this th« i t t h day of Junt}.. A,.JfcJJJ*- ments stand approved and confirmed. 2.60 elm!n» more or less to n point Imnrl. --------- Htenslrnm. Ju liu s A. K. X. twitlrtLABST , on th e wntctW ed ge-at th * east side Hhj-ili-n. -Jri.-'-nnd w ife/ —J.*--.-. Hny-» 'C lerk of tho C lrdult C ourt ol tho A meeting of the Equalizing Board of the City of Sanford, Flor­ of the approach to the dock lenditu; den. J. C. U raw dy nnd wife. -------- Heventh Ju d ic ia l Clrmtlt- of to th e boat house, thenco South *30 B ra wdy, y, J. Druwdy and Wife. F lu rld a, In and for Hutnl* • , ida will be held a t the City Hall at 2:30. P. M. on the 14th‘ day of July B r a w . l g . C . Praw-dy -aud C hief *4eKr<^M - E ast ten It tikes lo .au Iron t PAYTON A ,'J A. D. 1024, ut which meeting Said Board will hear any and all com­ .pin inonutasnt. then** <"7" .« * » % « « « . among the social 'nam w m «e hearitig he:, r lilt 2.3i)3 eluil nofluty Clerk. plaints and objections as to such Special Assessments, and will a t said filer ! HAUfax^f Iron pipe well point, v -rr e i s t e r l / T f 9 f t i j s n u wore, i _ „ „ „ a F.O no E A. d U r n C palm etto, )iN urthrusturly tiho adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice and.rfght, of'.which are July ounsel for HrtUcltor Mnd w t Counss ( , - s ( l n m i , - d L F " -1•-yt, M I. J l n g l n - y an d /w l f - , rthw esterW 12' b 4 the me first annual C *tniita\nant. u nant. £t anil when said special assessments are bo equalized and adjusted, same peW NorUWBfl degrees ecs East* 11.H3 « * l“ iL Hulthey. fthd Mary W J S la riP *:ir,-2a-.H 7<7-lt-»1-|H,>: lil-lthall of “The Prolick'enu^h'nev , _._ifln» A.P m C. HM Mnrllti, artin. o r td*W e place of heglhnlnK. ..... P9laWsand hushand. w gm H ______ will then stand confirmed and .bo and remain binding liens u;>on the formed social organisation, at the crossing th s line betw een gdctlons other-vise. mInmand lands he m to the ....._j « * property against which said assessments are made until paid in accord­ Clarendon Hotel, Seabreeze, on the 7 and 9 a t a distance nf 2.9< c h a in s ' 'In sfte r described; to all pnrtle-, KOTICB W est of com er line of Ohio Ave. elsltnlmc. Inter,m is under Itn tah 1> ' dosing night. In addition to 'the on OF HALB OF SlOJKtO.tHl euah of ,lh a E ast and W est l l a r t , doceaseil. A lg e rn o n t|. HpeSr, L , J’r rr 'V \ ^ r ’ ■(’n o o i" . ^ D IS - ance with provisions of resolution No. 141 adopted by the City Com­ rendition of dance music by the m easurem ents, tin- tia c t contatna drAcused. M lc h n - r J. . I)oyle7 d rn V T ,- w i-so l E r o l V* mission on June 9th A. D. 1924. «,t .* .1 T R M 7T NO. -4 . 9 11WI HO L ll _ C&b Roya la Orchestra, brought 3.20 acre* of land In Section No. 7 r,-a**,l ceased. JJ nn rcrJJ i. neootr Brock, doeoaaed, and T V , F I . O I tt llA , HAIU I I I S T R I t T r.{ (Seal) • L. R. PHILIPS, City Clerk, and 1.01 acres In Section No. K nf Tfanrinh M. Hughey, deceased, n r from New York for the three-day RKINfS ALSO K NOW N AS CIllTj Tow nship nnd Rung,,, tho sumo otherw ise. In nnd to the follow ing 6:30 7:7 ’ period, the ball will bo featured by said l . t ’OTA S P E C I A L T A X HClIOOfc to he morn nr le*s. w ith ull tho descrllird lands, situ ate, ly ing and IHHTIUCT, HCIIOOL IIONDH. th e unmasking of a screen celebrity rig h ts to Silver Luke. being In the Cnuniy of HemlnOl*. N otice Is hereby given th a t seah It Is fu rth e r ordered th n t th is nnd Htate of Florida, more p a rtic u ­ twho will attend tho Frolics Inhid* w ill ho received Uy th a Count] order be putillshcd mien a .week fo r larly dcncrlltcd as follow*, to -w lt: SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL PREPARED UNDER AUTHORITY eightcoiyn-cutive n eck#. In the Mmi- _ Lot* Eight (S) nnd Nine *<9),;tof Hoard of T u h llr In stru c tio n of Sei fnrd H erald, a new spaper publish- Tilocl. Two (3). or T ier Flva‘'(& ),^ ,f limle C ounty. F lorida. *t:'!*he of OK RESOLUTION NO. 142, ADOPTED BY THE CITY of (he H uperlntondenl o p F u b llo -In H atiforda.Florida, necordlng to K Mtructlon, a t th e C ourt jH o u sa II T rafford’s Slap o f ttjo Tow n of COMMISSION, JU N E 9, 1924. Sauflird. F lo rid a, on »» before tl ford, jrlortfl.i, a« fg»r p la t th e , xnlraU etv^ofrShtoly d ay # , fro m 'tl duly ofl;*,.ov#t , The following Is tho estimated cost of paving Elm Aye. from n rst flth liA tfcfn ?> r th is J ln llc o ai licglnhluit (ftt tTln.^Jouth' tho 'H.iuthwvst until nMntN»’rflAcl»'on th»S»fterneoi Thirteenth St, South to Hughey SL a width of 24 feet with asphalt on n- r of G overnm ent Kot Ojuvt (1 •pert la Ur-TM r ty-flh*'-t 31) . A ’owj of -BrtcuAvJsty *«lth* ‘JH* .fo.r4i' 0” Took base, purch ase of SfOU)d6.00 Hpiclal .-Ti N ineteen (l#)'H oiim , „f n h ngeT Hchnol D istric t No. 4, Bemlhol 240<y Cu Yds Grading @ R0C — ........... ______v„....... | 1440.00 .ty-one (31) H ast (said paint of Solicitor for C om plainant C ounty. F lo rid a, bonds, said bcn( ginning being the Intarscclton ,485^ Lin F t. concrete curb & Gutter @ 85c . May i-1 J-19-I6;r 4 up,..>.9-lS-;a-3'» 4122A0 th - citst-llav ; of, th,* Hanford, n r . J(jb* A*t, R U IN E D E Y E S w ith Ihe enst and W est iitlitrter «' 240jU n Ft. flush curb @ 35c ........... .......... .......... 84 00 By neglect; they get red and sore uu] NOTIf.i: OF ABOPTION, (Ian line of sAtd Hcctinn T h irty Is hereby given th at an th* ‘(31); 'thenco ru n East- i t s - f e e t It', 0060‘Sq Yds. paving @ 2.00 .................................. I Jou fct them go. Don’t do It 3nlN otice 12100.00 day of July, A, 1>. 19 21. tin- ttri- the rn eierly lino of th s UlglU-of-- •* ** ---- *“ - “ -----‘j l p * “*a dfs Golden Eye Lotioh cufei dem lg 275 ’Lin F t. 18“ atorm aewdr @ 2.00 .................., ued will apply trt the Ju d g e W»F nf- Hie L ake Cliarm Ilran rli of . 560.00 9 without pain in one day, of the ClrCult Court lo r the Sev­ the v n u n a f te r th* d a ta th e r jo f : h ta ) i 210tH J n ‘ft. 1^ atorm sower @ 1.20. ____ A llanlh, Const Lino R a ilro a d : ••*• 2520.09 . beats and strengthens: Insist enth Ju d icial Circuit of Florida. (Iti-nre H uutheastrrly alo n g thi num bered th ree, fugiy-fud flv*, Hemlnolo County, n>. tils office In o tsto rly side of *nld rlg h t-o 6 Manholes @ 55,00 ------'----- 1............ _________ on having "Leonard i'»" — it n 330.00 - o ff - w a v 11.000.00 each, to m ath r* tw en Hanford. Florida, fo r mi order a u ­ • 90 feet, more o r less, to tht3a < , ftrong eyes. A t all druggiiU '4 10'4nleta @ 35.00 ............................................ th o risin g them to adopt George line extended w est, of the s N orth years a f te r th e d ate th e re o f: bon 350.00 F la t of num bered six. seven, eig h t, n in e a R obert C rnker. a minor. . 950 6 q. ft., alley returns © 3Qc ..— __ ______ J 1 (odd. I.ord./ind >I)eant sh o w n of, ten fo r 11.000.00 each to m atu 285X19 > «>a«ei» th is Oio-.'Slet d u jW o fp iay , J ’ l d 10 F l a t M o n k J . ojy F f c g a ' l d f t h * : PREVENTS INFECTION th ir ty y e a rs a f te r the d a te thefeoJ 1500 Lin Ft, 3" drain tile @ 100.00 Per M____ ______ . jso.oo public rccund* of leiolrffilc C'tuntv, r ’ Tha greatest discovery in fleshfli- 7 ^-tiVltoy ¥». Chittenden*. " P rin c ip a l an d In te re st of > a H u u ih jir ilegreiM .lp I'unda.pAjahL* a t the N ational P a r Engineering, advertising etc. — .............. _______ la tha marvelous Borozdne. * -* - Gnnovlnvu C. C tilU nndnn.- - inlmitm. thence 1754.50 E ast along said north Hoe Hank, c fly and H tale of New T o r * ktion that cornea in liquid Juno 2-9-16-23-30. of nald p lat extended w est and xald bonds to be anld fo r d e lu e der form. It la a com- SICKLY, PEEVISH^CHILDREN •lo n g the n o rth line of said p lat to w ith in tw e h ty daya a f te r w rltt Total Estim ated colt - y-----......................... ...... $23,680.00 tho cen ter of MellonvlUe A yenu«:.| notice of acceptance give p t a n t r of bid la. — .treatxnent that not only .To be bornd entirely by adjacent property. thence North 2 •d«grok»U 0>m lnut«* oplhloh of _M B W ritte n opinion Mi) Jno. the wound of germa that Chlltlrcn suffering from inlestl- Kn*t ulong th a can te r -line o f aaf Thom son, a*9t*W tto rn 4lltllllWl'll, ( e ya ,• of New, Y ork a Number of feet frontage 4229.3 Infeetwti t»tft It healt the _. . nalr#4hn4j«ro cross, restless und M elliihvllle Avenue &9ffiJ fe e t to tM V-- — piovinK»h* ■*“ vaM dtly of- aald bom — tritk extrtorflnary gxtfaorOnary speed. will be furnlahed. 4 •flWh with speed, .nnhcuilthy.. There are other symp- cast end Of n line establlnhed. , jAisessmont per foqt frontage $5.6^06 ' ent .betw een the, Renlty dpach h id i m u st bed . Bad wounds or cots which take' ’tops, however. If the child is pale, agreem ^ Company and J. H Face on • j *-. Foot Preliminary .with a certified check In weeki to heal with ths ordinary has ^dark rings tinder . tta eyes, 17th.. I9 )1 | recorded (K pu(D 33 NAME DESCRIPTION Frontaga Assessment Jlniments mend quickly tinder the bad breath nnd takes no interest In M iareilaiieons Itoconi- Hook No. m ade' pay sore t o th * -c o u n ty uouro E. R. Trofford’s Map, Sanford powerful influence; of this wonder­ play, It Is almost a certainty that Hemlnolo C ounty R ecords; th e follow ing said line a* eatnblla V f u l remedy, price (liquid) 30c, worms are eating away its vitality. N Edna M cCuller— ........ Lot 6 Blk 16 Tr.6 orth NS d eg rees 37 tnlnutea We $280.02 lul b id d e r to he re ta in e d aa tiqulda tWc and IL 20. Powder 80e and 60c, The surest remedy for worms is 210.2 feet; thence N orth 47 fe e t «-l d a m a g e s to th e B oard, "shou cCuller Lot '7 Blk 16 Tr.C 280.02 Bo(d by " “ thence N orth IS degrees 37 m inute ••. t. tho aucceaafnt b id d er fa ll o r r*fu for*?; Auto, icing Are Halifax “Sftofflaw” StatucSquelsIicd Postoffice Changes Are Again Announced jfifiiiS r ^ ■vfcSA*. Executioners ive Killed Selves ------- ... . . 6 9 ' w.j;i6i6sr^t SflUft mmmm Screen' Cdebri^'^Is To Be Unmasked At Rummer Frolics Ball 1r T T r ? k 1Key 8. T. Corey C 'a.’. ,. LobOOj IAVWliM ; j j f Alfred Foster Lot 66 I. Toyama Lot 67 C. Schultz & E. F. Houaholder .—«... — Lot 06 G. E. Lavlgne----------- Lot 07 S. F. Doudney — Lot 111 . R. W. D eane —j .... Lot 112 J. A. Kelly '..—------ ----Lot 146 G. A, Decottes, F. Lake & A, R. Key ----- ... Lot 147 ' _____ _____ ' i,,“ ' ■ Mete* ft Bounds City of "Sanford ...u Beg. 660 ft. S. and 63Q ,fl! E. f ' of N W Cor Of NE Ai of Sec 36 TpJ lO* fif ‘ 30 E. Run W. 125 ft. N. do- A C L R R Right of’Wdyi8Ely along R. W. to Pt, N bf Beg. Si ttf MrfryE. McGill :.'i Beg. 10 Ch. S. aqd 670 ft. E. of N. Wi Cor of Ni E. ‘,4 of Sec. 36 Tp. 19 R;'S0 E jR bn B. 100 ft. N. to A. C. L. R R R|W thence MWIji along R|W to' P t. N, of Beg. 9. to Beg. . . . . . . 1844 Orange Heights, Sanford Fla. L. E. White ~u__ Lot 6 Blk 2 ____ ^ L. E. White U . Lot 7 Blk 2 L. E. White Lot 8 Blk 2 ! L. E. W hite----..... Lot 9 Blk 2 L. E. W h ite.... . Lot 10 Blk 2 L. E. White ................ Lot 11 Blk 4. L. E. White Lot 12 Blk 4 L. E. White ................. Lot 13, Blk 4 L. E. White Lot 14 Blk 4 L. E. W h ite......—......... Lot 15 Blk 4 L. E. W h ite-------------- Lot 16 Blk 4 L. E. White Lot 17 Blk 4 L. E. White — «.....ur .„ Loti 18 Blk 4 L. E. White —— 19 Blk .4 L. E. White Lot 20. ,Blk 4 AC L R. R. Co. .'.1.......li. Right bf way on Ijikc Charm Branch bf ,'A. C. L. R. R. be­ ii tween the extension'of tho E a st Line of Laurel Ave. and tho extension of thd West line of Myrtle Ave. in the City of San­ ford f u . :.................................... . ~ ............. 90 Notice is hereby given to any and all persons interr Special Assessments against-the various <pieces of property, tl scribed, that said assessments arc. payable In full within after the abovti and foregoing special assessments have been approved and confirmed, o r In Ten equal annual installment* tcrest a t 894 per annum from and after the time said spend ments stand approved/nd confirmed. A{ meeting of> the Equalizing Board of the City of will be held at the City Hall a t 2:30 P. M. on tho 14th dsyef, D. 1024 a t which meeting, said Board will hear any and all and objections as to such special assessments, and will at i adjust and equalize said assessments on a basis of justice uj and whep said special assessments arc so equalized and adjust* Will then stand confirmed and be„and remain binding liens property against which said assessments arc made until paid if ance with provisions of pasolutlon No, 142, adopted by* the mission of tho City of Sanford, Fla. on June 0th., A. D. 1924. . 1 (Seal)■ b. n , ‘PHILIPS, City I i 1, ' ■ • • • • 1 .• 1j , j g 6:30 7;7 ’.7 . 1 m F,f!* j !i lAj 4J-, m r hr*,! Delightful and Bet REDUCED FARES • ROUND TRIP J B A L T IM O R E - $ 4 9 .9 4 PHILADELPHIA - JACKnONVILLE T i «i u t X * 'b o s t o n „ • (VIAlALTIHOnl OR PHlUfilLPNIA) 'WASHINGTON - ATLANTIC CITY 5 5 .0 0 7 2 .1 8 NIAGARA Fi M A K E .T R A V E L A PLEA SU RE iHaouou ncKCTS eooo conncctions. rirouiiT ■SCUNK BTATCHOOM ACCOMMODATION* IN ADVANCZ Merchants and Miners Trans, Co. TIt« flOO K «4Y CT. KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH (ID 1 A?, sa sp & w w i; ti i m - i j j AJ5w READ: > :) ' VV<r:.».f M.t ■ ’* 1 Mai, |* l i J •ft "*V p&iiffiisssrL SJ’ . ■t$£l ttoutj ■ ‘ BE.- «*a 3 ] 'f t .1 e weal im ent I* _OHDL*n FOR all p a rtie s le r CorneBa ilng, «ont Ju dicial (Jffculi of F lorida, la and fu r tif'mli County. Chancery. . . . . In M ___)___ j CUy of fiknford, TJoflda* CATION, in te re st - yavo tree!' • a tw Avenue s i w i f iflftjir w K k i w m a m e ia f t f i rmlV H i r a m ______ _ villa Avt-nu*- w ith tn*-»o •r. Ira X F u lto n an d John How* Qaorg* Randall, el al„ tlefan d an ta. ;ivfH Spetlon T h irty-------(39). -----T ow n CITATION -------------------. . Ifwm ia, (otherw ise know a To E B, Cart>e;,ter nnd teen (18) Htiuth. «( Range Fohp II. l^ium ist and each of them and Dim < l) ) K aali th an es W f it ■•ceased o r otherw ise th a landa , Carpenter, Warron \V. . ^ * i>remises narerut % 1 li and to D. eennie “•a w i, wmmi u , _ . . . . . . ^ l t M r f B u t[ Oil . o th i degrees; I 'I U M i a 'I ' itorts lorjd Pf m •’ •hwi - cl 90 0M1.I- rates, fc *ford; Th» f( '-va *'M*rk| ' m rZ Jrf " Sanford due to your associations ai nections in this city, should not be f to /diminish during the summer fl when you go away to your summer ho rwn sun^er-yacation/trip., ily record of the nj »ford and Serpino W- = li n 1SPECIAL ASS nd 1 OF R£ Ia n . . ' The personal interest which you : A.( I m r : / ‘tt • 1 | IV : 'M f �1 I I T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D /M O N D A Y . J U N E TO, 1924 L E A D S CANDIDATES FOR Report Much Jewelry Kiwanis Schedule Stolen By ^Chandler 3 Baseball Games Has Been Recovered .“HJGHKST POINT IN FLORIDA ovM e s t im a t e CASUALTY L IST Since the nrrcat in Jacksonville reverel (ley* ago of - Andrew P. Chandler'of this city, chanted with a series of Jewelry thefts in that city, several eypcnsiye pieces of Jewelry, have been recovered, stated Inspector of Detective* C. H. Hurlber^ Sunday. . ' (Continued from Page 1.) spectators at a motion picture show. As soon as rescue work was organised Ia?t night,* survey of the situation led to the Reduction that many scores had been killed. ^eordiiig to Permanent Walsh's announcement, / M l Votes, with the aeL p o rters of Governor ind many Others friendly to Uuk for it, while 642 vote* aBounced as cast against it, .'from the *tate* th a t ate their support to McAdoo. *1s of the vote ai.acthally | $tates and territories, r, and a* verified on reca- Invettifcatlon today when light petmlttjAl a search of the ruins ahpwod that probably everyone a t th* beach had escape*! with his life. The fact that, die tornado! struck both Sandusky and . Ix>rnfn while factories wore emptied‘on kccount of Saturday.' afternobir .holiday probably reduced the death toll by hundreds, fer a number of manu- K eiths vote* instesd of tfie Ingle vote a* given In the of^ ____ _ Thft lumoonceraent. The QmliV Smith • .declared the total recordr the proposal showed conclur the inability of McAdoo to rr the two-third* necessary for ilnatlon, and the McAdoo men the votes cast on the other meant the elimination of i. The managers fo r the j y - \* 4rrV m F irst P rize M ilane I^ake City Approves T icket Coyttest Won! Street Paving Bonds By Mrs. H . Overlin .___ J a . tha home kuan. changed their red th a t they fcsr fo- to set aside the action of the con­ it the plank'nam ing vention as illegal. Satisfied.' • k •y wssratFieaaant A. Savarfbah publisher, w wanted flb'name “ W t|t* p*h t' th a klaw kpklflcajly form, tha V*derl who tra^arred in­ stead the general religious liberty plank th a t'w a s adopted seean l completely satisfied after a Sun­ day^ reflection. Both sides de­ clared the sore spots left by the fight soon would disappear, and insisted that' no party split would result from the public airing.-that Had been given the religloua disagreements of the delegates; tomobilca to the eurbj bent and twisted round telegraph poles like wire; snapped off wooden poles a t the ground and hurled them keros* i. the streets and on to building H: Brown, R.\W. .peapf* Bett*. ______ <, BULLARD ELECTED’ JACKSONVILLE, Jun* 130.— Henry Clay Bullard has bean elect­ ed president of the city council, succeeding Capt. Georg* J. Garcia, a nd W alter X. Edwards named aa r«f,m w um , o th .r M f i U t &k - g minority cafinot block the will of Ij only a few hours after several the majority. Then they will Btart thp '* lusaral employees had left their ; work. \ to, jump on the McAdco band w a g .!wn> Launch Crushed. on," Fears were entertained during While less specific in statements the night for the safety of several as to the number 'of votes e t any steamers on Lake Erie and in San­ stage of the contest. Governor dusky bap, but the calm sunlight Smith and his manager, Franklin of Sunday showed that all steam­ ers had ridden the storm except D. Roosevelt, were no less optim­ jot opinion among the lead- istic. Mr. Roosevelt said the dele­ one towing launch which had been s they weighed the outcome gates tfare confidently coming to crushed against a barge. The thir* persons on board this launch iturday’s session and laid Dm conclusion that duty to the1; ty-flve scrambled from the wreckage to plana fa t the battle that be- pflfty dictates the domination of the barge and escaped injury. today was a further shift­ Smith fer victory" in November. Housing of the homeless and a t­ e r o* availables to which the Smith’* Ususl Program. tention to the Injured occupied the rean turn if the two men now Governor Smith followed his attention of scores of doctors and , . out„■— i# top of tha list are both usual Sunday program attending nurses and Red Cross workers who sited. , chprch in the morning and going to had been rushed to the scone durAnt la Aecept Defeat, Sea Gate in the afternoon for n most as a unit the anti-kian swim. Going to his hotel he went rats of the party expressed Into conference with George E. undermined tracks and flooded au­ willingness last night to re- Brennan, of Illinois; Norman E. tomobile roads. Tho police and fire . content with their defeat in Mack, of New York; Frank Hague, departments aided by the first ar­ platform contest, despite the cf New Jersey; Martin L. Lueck rival of state troops be?an clear­ fg margin by which It was of Wisconsin, and others of his ing away the wreckage that MCI. 'hero was one sugges- leaders. blocked may thoroughfares and thst a resolution might be ofThe governor declined to make continqcd by daylight tho haphaz­ I, Interpreting tho religious any statement as to the confer­ ard search started last night for This is rlorlda, now being Is The News Tower building “ci f "Miami, M ty plonk adopted as to effect ence, saying in respons eto inquis- the bodies of those who had been constructed for. the Miami Dally News by the publisher, ex-Governor ndemnatlon of the klan, but ies that "we only discussed whnt killed and for any Injured persons James M. Cox. It is of Spanish dosign, wlll-be built on the ocean front, movf had no (indication of cities we should visit during the who might not have been able to and illuminated so as to be seen 80 miles at sen. It will he 270 feet, spread i support.^ campaign," and that "we also releaso themselves from the fallen or 16 stories, the highest habitable building in this latitude anywhere is conventions’ floor fight over worked out the Bchemo of trans­ buildings. in the world. The building will bo completed March 1,'next. tague issue had been accom- portation by railroad and aero­ Mural Damage Not So Great. d by an unusual display of planes." The rural damage probably was Ion, but It” became colorless not so great) aVnt first feared be­ Underwood Hts Quiet Day algiont uninteresting In conSenator Oscar W. Underwood of cause the storm jumped over large f to Qie battle waged over Alabama spent the day quietly at Blank through the midnit the home of a friend far out from s and into the early mom the whirl of the convention circle la Sabbath. • LAKE CITY, June 30.—The where he found refuge ever since two hours of Intensive de- he' reached New York. District bridges, and telcpragh lines, and freeholders of this place have ap­ several of the outstanding flg- lieutenants kept in touch with him, then Jumped almost the entire dis­ proved the Issuance of bonds to tance of twenty-five miles east­ of the Democracy p'aqt and selling contest" provide for;street paving that will ward to Lorain without doing much I "prize .ticket snt, played upon'the emotions serious Injury, hut at Lorain, n 'which ended Saturday night was coat approximately 9300,000; ex­ thriving manufacturing city of won by Mrs. Howard Overlin, with tension. of the sewerage system some 40,000 persons, the block fun­ nel-shaped winds dropped down a total o f ,0,380,000 votes. Mrs. at a cost of 960,000, and Improve­ with renewed fury. It blew at a Overlin Is privileged to take her' ments to the city’s lighting system speed of eighty-five miles an hour choice of a 9006 Essex, a I960 that will cost approximately 940,• secretary of -state ttnWfr in spots sad possible much faator Overland or |800 in cash. ,.'6hallenged hts partyT n' a boo. Nearly $2,000 also will he a t Its vortex. The d«y»aU tJnK Mrs. Overlin wishes to thank all "~mt l.wpafchner-. condemn the spent on th the present water and Bf h er ‘Mehtls Wfm %*r» fW IBya] HghVphrtW/came In it* way. to her during the contest and for Dsiiton \ jth an old-time show It was thought tonight that the the assistance given in tho sellint; Ush and gap mat alsituation was well in hand but that pteiy wl V lf h p j d a u s p several days time would be re­ of tickets. "It was the help given floor and j quired to d e a r sway the wreckage by my friends th a t enabled ttje to leal. 3 t In the placua the storm his hardest. win," she said. . wn, for two lours and a half OtherprixeB as awarded and the convention sought in a confuFIFTY-NINE DEAD jborderipg on hysteria, to deLORAIN, O , June 30.—Approx­ number of,votes received by. tsfh imately fifty-nine are dead, 118 are arc: Seccnd choice, $260 in cash tor injured and nearly half of tha city derwood vote would be swelled, of Lorain Is In ruins as the result what ho has said many timer, dur of the tornado that twisted itself The Indlaan leader reltcnt'*d over the northern end of Ohio Istu ing- straight to the line for Ral- 'Saturday afternoon. Mayor George Hoffman and Ar­ thur, Garford of Elyria, estimated the property damage at $26,000,000 visible and $6,000,000 invisible. About 16 per cent pf the city’s pop­ ulation cf. 47,000 or a trifle over 7,000 people are homeless tonight, they said. The driving wind ripped and tore everything in its path as it roared down this htreet levelling most of the brick buildings a t the second floor. Frame structures, filling sta­ tio n s and otHkr small buildings .Georgia Turaa Tide flcially made, delivered aiiq »P* proved by th# Judges, contest Man­ ager and theater tnrper,.*hose names appear.betow. I B. W- Pearroan. J t^ A, W, Deane. J. O. Ball. H. H. K*?tor. F. The Sanford Kiwanis Club -yriil pfay a return game with (Continued from r*ee ] do Kiw.ni.naf base hail team her, McAdoo that baa placed her i one week from m x U-tooirsday, an ranks of convention** beat i nounced E. V. Lane, m orators. l'' Florida delegation voted one against- putting the Ku w aU oped]^ KUn issue la the plstfonU, split on League of Nation* Five delegate*. 'E l D. La ml J. C- Cooper, Jr., J. E. T. E Albert W. Gilchrist and T, pleyard. voted for thaminok ini th e referen d u m . i[Continued from Fag® 1*> her to utter, she gasped the word ithoritics. C. M. !ttnd “ "k .to hex seaU ed Chandler with , Ar M m «¥» it was not her vote k Williams when f ' tcr " ' ' hot turned the trick, for o enter the horn* the offltlal recapftuatlon shows IJio recovered and question was decided By four votes valued at several Instead of ope, but that.does not Most of th e , *eaaen tn« dramatic tensity of the 000 worth was j turbulent, almost riotbuk scene that ment of Chandler sw‘rJ e<1. , "l0Ult estimated that he ?ha told interviewer, she voted 17,000 worth of not for th* Klan but for party suc­ cess ana that the men about her ■ had declared she teas "stabbing fn v M n v a MeAdoo in the back." IfAJ lTit^YC j n w u Miss Colley who started wMcb ta tduf ql l ui aur rt ci tr iS» . taok demonstration Andfew c Erwi^ of finally soon r vote on Xian mday mornini m i.. L lw were, n _____ ______ five were found, and Gedrgii polled three time* before Its wMi-inooehced. j.iitvi, NEW YORK P: GANG INTERV1 GEORGIA WO ICIIl • When ( f c S N r iw M l Jennings Bryan began his br speech, but sentiment chaitgi fore he had finished and 1 eeived a great ovation. Qne paper reporter, who-started i when our beloved Commoner his talk was grabbed by papermen near . him and down s ta in and out of 3 1 m gallery, police assisting. Bryan seemi to be highly Bet by representatives of New’ Y< n r ... • -■* ' ‘ • ‘ •« • ’ * , press. the airey young Georgian who opposed the Klan PITTSBURGH. June aO.-WUh < 700 delegates from all over the United States in attendance, the twenty-seventh annual convention 3A_ Vj™ " o f , the Zionist Organization of I America, the largest gathering f * j | .* ever held |n the history of the bl)t ^ movement, opened here Sunday at w/*#* the William Penn Hotel, with , IjOuis Lipsky, national chairman C(j through Of the rrganization. presiding. The morning ahi convention closes Tgeyday night. :man Wall Interest In tno convention cen- [ chnn(ro j,er ters in the proposals to remove th e ) When s! world Zionist headquarters from \ tried to sa London to Jerusalem, which Mr. pUnatlon, t Lipsky has urged since his recent hand tende To Feed 10,000 Ju' I m i ADKNTOWN, J o n . to. rongemeius are being mad* t 10/000 persons’ a t'A b e Am between noon and la. stated; in # for 10.000. say commander ai of the Legion. imtions for the rebuilding of Pal­ estine, ot which the Zionist virgan* Izatif it is the parent body; in order to ellmlnote duplication of effort and provide a large central bu­ reau to handle all matters per­ taining to the- reconstructlno of the Jew!** N ational.ilam cltpd. ■*. Tamlaml Trail •oitcrtafAnteat R SH IP Q P P N E H U N D R ED BY 8 ATJ P T E R WHU LANjCE OF T H E LOTS EN T H E Y W IL L B E IK ET U N T IL F A L L , A is locate^! on the ^anford-Orlando road, dose to sub-divisions that h ready built u p ., This is an offer for the small investor, and it is not nec toU ll you here that there is money feeing made‘every dayin Sanfori flrSt payment can be either $5.00, ,$7.50 o: ■ed to yoiu- purseipaying for your lot.on e' her the ivlalWa 'i * - : l • >v'VaWMM/, $ni i m ■ *, t11j 11vi i •i !V**) k . »A • ** irWi'*,4fj . {**>\ *an rW /7 *1 * ' ' ' ‘Tr* ^ ,* !4j T |, > .. JMSmiV* . b fa s S YT* J -» 3 P' 1 irtil 1 P 1v II | T'*f ll * ta 'kHKeT -til j �V.:'!', 'V; f? .i* THE SANFORD HERALD, M ONPA^JUNf?*0, tft24;:it)',y ,■.'* \yy. usinessConceni, Also ■biiahni w n ^ r w e ^ a «a*e»t Inodur ■» Milford, Florida ta rn ) • • fierurxl Cla** M atter, toller 27. H I*. a t tlia l> ilo fn c « a t BAnford. Florida, u n d er A ct of March i, WT. ioi r.AMj fc: DEAit— BKtt» k mIQWAItH o w -----------l’n Mriteella Areone Oaa i Q - M>M«rr Fbobe I « S ! S m iS£RS!L,«.^ ww ^ brE d ^ r* i « ; •. ^ Once UpbiTa tittle a yburig man went into the grocery business. He had money enough to buy an excellent stock of goods and first class store equipment. He also had a pleasing personality that soon won him many customers. And they willihg to spend their money for of the buidne^a seemed Assured, is carllefls about his book-keeping. His records were incomplete and inaccurate. He did not have any figures to show the cost of his "overhead,” except in the fragmentary record of clerk hire and monthly.'bills irom the b llu a rf ^J*fcC;lAI. NOTl luilatm 3? ! |CrJotlcea of a n tlH ilM le n ttiSw«b 9 ti I en d rifri a ra made w ill ba charged his store was housed, he counted no renreost. a£ re r g u la r a d v frtla ln g ra te s. a p B t i i i f e a ^ /-** V—»*—Walsh of -Montana. Governor Silaer’a Day. Wheat Going Up. Two Girls Ffom Ohio. ‘.*1 ; Now rest thee Iiiro,' My gondolier, *b f*(il Hath; hush, for up I go, Pf i i n. , To climb yon light W I 4. ‘-4 ll» , ------------------- -- ------------------- Smith’s confidence la only sur­ passed by his ability to stage huge (Ujmonatra lions. • The difference between vexed and angered Is that you are allowed to!*caaa” in case ot the Utter. I t 1 0 1 — ■Headline says, “Thfte Named on m the Chinese situation. -oPUlnfleld, N. J., Is like Sanford In one respect. Last Wednesday th a t place w u without t)ie uso of electric current | for oy er-tb rcd houndt . ^ ■ * 4-i- s . . Urs Become Scarce In South? says a headline. The reason for the shortage is because, Henry Cabot “Lodge has a corner on the hjrsuite growth. “ ^ pUtform. Which further reminds us th a t a vote for Dawes is one for a “dsTtied bad eussor." Maybe the reason th a t Ralston stayed^ on his Indiana farm and plowecTfiU mule waa to give him tblc more ernerlence and thereby cnab him Id drfve better tho Democrai tic donk’*: L Msoy people who have i wMf st the ddpr have a toy ?fj living; room.—Baltlmoramany qjeoplo who o' haven’t jpaid their Bevenf'mpntha. THwLvdters of Fi decide Tuesday on ’ " ‘ * issue for i» there progress! away* that they hsvu been keeping company with A1 Smith. - o -------i The truth has come out that jjaa ;i » oriiglllated In Germany.^ -Now we ?an understand why jth k t countgy on tho proverbiot rampage '■ started a well known r « h A man in Massachasetts has applie Cham w Which . and Income money will'would should g et, and he, lack ' situm-J* .scb y r iU, and 1. ; animals” A herq E5 • Fv JTI I Ub Time it gets cobl work it U time t i m /tp t„ ^ . fWUj About the only nic, ' stopping a t hotel, |, * to wash * & .tl£ k tl| u j When you s b ^ 7 ^ n v. and he kicks you i,, ' j e a n easily 8ee he is ’ Keep clean in washed their feet they ^ ; awaited so much i , It takes a marriage • get married on and an to get a date on. Even, hot weather hat ila If you don’t want to ro ,uj! hotter sU ri being good. ** Justice may be blind; Let i •; Many a woman watcias^l chops on a hot stove while I band watches the thermo the front porch.-4 Night and day are both. I good for sleeping parpotes.1 very best time is while th*l asleep. w ., do compart, mertt. Follow this: These, really big financiers wunt Coolidge elect­ ed. Wheat a t one dollar thirty cents would, mean. Coolidge victory *t least foux to ope. ** . / ’ Wheat a t one dollar fifty cents would mean-Coolidge victory twen­ ty to one—a t least In tho estima­ tion of the big money men. And n tw enty,to one ahot In* their fkvor is wnat they like. 1,4 What, power have they to put up the price of w heat? All the power. I t is a question of money and management. They have both. They are a t work on the Job already. You know Iti1 U you have been foolish enough to go short on any grain, a t a time when "big business’’ warftSi’th e farmera to bo happy. Big mfft:,yrDI help Coolldgo ana make mone] the same time. I t is work,wl / would gladly do for nothl J u t ddti’t gamble on the ' short aid*.1 ’ Whichever wi , littla man-gambles, he gets qatight. Keep put.of speculation a your m oney*. u to Cna tlts t dosen men [p .atfonjat/ihe Democra ttoh end ask yourself ho nqng.; one hund: |ion$ know the noir even Jjalf of them. the construction of a sea level, ocean-going ship canal from the mouth of the Caloochatcha River through Lake Okeechobee, and practically up through the center of the fru it producing and vege­ table producing part of Florida, to the mouth of the St. Johns River a t Jacksonville, which would be a , canal so located that It would be In reasonable reach of all the fru it and winter vegetable producing sections of Florida. Figure what one year's saving would be, and see how long It would be in amounting to the rifienty-ffve million dolla'rs, a m which the American people •ve asked^ congress through their legislatures to appropriate to. build this caqal through Florida. Then iet him take up with the under­ w riters of commerce insurance and For B usiness -N / Efficiency 'HE facilities and service of this banK can be an im< portant factor in the forward progress of your business, H fourteen mills per ton per mile. • Tha president of the Cttftia Ex­ the Gulf of Mexico, and knojv that this canal will have sixty-eight per change brings perhaps more vivid, cent of the insurance that every to the minds of the people, the ship aad commerce pays f a t difference in using thrBxpreaslon the risk tonof bfpassing the Florida nf »h* cost of a box of oranges by straits to get Into the Golf of ralliand the cost by. water, show­ Mexico and out. ing ihe saving by Water over rail man with these figures froni Tampa to New York C ity. He as Any facta before him, that. Is not in makfi it so simple end d e e r, “he favor of wasting any more time, whoyuna, may read." should urge the Florida delegation Tkfe present rate on a box of In congrees to proceed to make pso oranges from Tampa b; by rail to o f the vast endorsements from New yurk city is one dollar and every state east of New York and twenly-flVe ee n ts-C sh ljf company rwe8t of tha Rocky Mountains, to contract to carry It for.i Florida, asking congress to make thirty-two cents a crate, and with this appropriation for the Florida a return cargo might possibly, fe: .canal aa a great national commerce dnCe the rate to sixteen cent* per \ necessity. J f some IWo-wlre All that is Is ineeded today to cause box on "ranges. oranges. Jf' Hve-wlre |n Florida, Florida will compile tha the I the n«ml« people to rise ap as one man, man )n pumber of crates of v a n g e A ! except they aare . . opposed ------ ---to water lemons, avocado pears, [competition with railroads, and guavas, sappodillas and still others, never stop until they force nction and of melons, going from Florida by congress and secure the appropr to the--eastern port, an& figure tho Nation to build this canal through -c t “1 t he of. Florida, not simply as with. a. certain reduction by wafer a Florida proposiUon, but for every of thirty-two cents. witJr a pos- port on tha O M of Mexico and the sibie entire i and Ohio River and p sent it to the press o f the many years to state, owing th e total amoun1 >tal am ount a f ^ d c a t a pcppi, ^ the best things money ved in. one year. by.us hg Rnd4he most simple tl tha.w JJjMfi? U,. would of Ibndust rial WQ!!1‘.i .,aastontah *t0.ni?f' ‘ ggreateet r^ t^ t^ reresults s o lte *of ot only of this staU , SaUd, and this canal augh or bet of isaatio n , aerbaa Florida, means atore to Ihe The ir ' holds cornmlsslcn world; than any othor cqnal that from. . , H isiature and governor has ever been conatrudw. . ; };• R ---------K-----(hat1had nearer been recalled, of the Respectfully yours, tta te ofiFIbridei of Tetttfessec atul 8. A. JONES, t o t e of-; North Carolina, to secure Key Largo, F in, June 28, 1024. S T R E N G T H . — S E R V IC E — PROGRESS / 4% Interest Paid on Savings Try A Herald Want Ad For Resi For Coughs and Colds, aches. Neuralgia* Rh< end All Aches and A L L DRUGGISTS t6« aad 68c, Jar* aad t d e . Hospital tim, |M Q BREEZE IN AND SEE THE Western Electric Fi POPULATION IN 1974 A BIG CONVENTION ■ i , CONTRACTOR & DEALER , ■ ‘AREA 5 a g id i a a p a ir>, • tiiJ u’>*1**M ’ S r . , ‘ Lu >Awf * IM « IMT / ii] W s will ^ e t e m e an o p p g t_ timity to appFy o ur service' w your needs, Whether yqur ac­ count is a large c r small one. THE cou t baa. no history, A history tn and catacly si"1’erHaps p 5, i a country is ••• aVtauTfew “big men." irhapa that everything ung so smoothly that big at necessary—or they d i TAKE A STRAW and throw it up into the air, ydu may ir because conditions to NEW YORK HERAXD-TRIBtJNE trtf are lacking. j 7 see by that wKlch‘ way the wind Fohn Sulden. HP. *U'*\ *** r F ' t t •* 1 m __ Cqx, former Democratic^ ntatlve Johnson, the- au- sure haa already began to assert won nominated b jr) M J1 H ^ V t ’KNCJWN m i n ^ jvho T H A V t’I^CfWN min^ vvho cotikl not tvhen tWby woi/ld tec. of .Ohio, secretary of a J of-the new immigration law, itself once m ore. for they had not done it when they could.— Rabelais! points ^ut that after July 1 “as­ ‘er Woodrow Wilson, In 1074 we wiR be betting meas­ —rru o r performed hia taskylum end a” and we resign bur clas­ urably nearer to the preseat condi­ sn’t easy. I t waa like asking,, sic function as the -International tion of Europe, and In 1974 there Igger in "Ham let’' to nomave digger ‘ t. Even so, ho antld- will be fewer undeveloi its "Y orkk's skulL” tt,by,J074 i» It was an im portant nor THE MJ iM l'HERALD r this reason: I t ■show U convention, unlike the* one. In'the I t la believed th at the terly blase. >Probably it would not *' have been greatly excited over thd cratie convention brought, to', of Franks murder and t)ie three mil­ Y o rk 'n e a rly '28,000 pcopl ions i lion dollar moil robbery. New York, u least tv what, ara.Ahsy among’’Ao is th at way. ,,t w .4 U\ In spite -of the attitode . trip t 'r u r a f e M r h 'w course, • no small m atter to draw twin bad the pop Is raw “ A. X t t ^ X F * -^ ^ ji»4i sign ' mer.‘7 “ “ r ends ect «f•fe; i iii 4 <ATK ~ — only t Ir It . on the^ i temporary hug. 'J r*h m s M ii ■ ., Sanford’s Forum iey hRVe been Wicked enough inf the^fejrea'bf rnOYnurdered them. •• ' ! v r.ts many a life ”is in’ the rte*t " sometimes'it is a ’’he”—arid rat hahd who will put it awajl Icohol jar. — Cantaloupe «,?, find a good one. ■fc. Wfc1- The.Chronic Complaint “In The Next Room* . sis hear any pf ^ . e dalegates 't>un D ot)) i Golf win not until you get t h r j ', ^ ( ■ __J K si on by ffuaranteeinff raliffibun freedom in the cotiititutlon, keep­ ing government free of “entangling alliances” with any religion, es­ tablishing free schools that would leave the teaching of religion to homes, churches and private schools. But It seems impossible to keep religion out of politics and politics Editor Sanford Herald. out of religion a t this convention. I note In the Issue of The Tampa Times, of June 25, the proposition YESTERDAY WAS the day of by the president of tho., Florida Governor Sllxer of New Jersey, Hta Citrus Exchange 'to ship the Flor­ was the biggest demonstration, sur­ ida fruits by water. passed thus fa r In the convention If adopted, and every box of only by the.dem onstration for Mc- •litres fruit, every crate of berries, Adoo and Smith. dgetable* and melons,' th a t.,could Governor Silzer is an earnest, V by water was sent th a t way, I able, well trained man, a capital fonder how many men in Florida executive. He has back of him V - ------------- o------------serious thought to the Frank Hague, mayor of Jersey' thu differon^j^jn water City, as able a- political manager md .rail rates, not only in Florida, aa there Is In the United States. hotit the United States, This news will interest farmers. — ;e up to what has been *. ’ Thnt Boaton Transcript humorist has seen somelhinsf of Some of the biggest men In the t)je world;as It is,.; Witness this dialogue: country are in agreement to put Up the price of grain, wheat and corn, Doctor—“My friend; you are suffering from a as the best possible Republican , Twelve years- ago tho rate, per chronic complaint. ton for moving- commerce on the campaign argum ent. Patient—"1 know it, blit please lower your ’Gamblers are here warned, don’t lakes, rivers, canals arid th e ocean, The chronic complaiuer can*p'uf“a wimKTSM nym' hospital. The chronic whiner and fault-finder commits more murders than Dick Dead-Eye ever dreamed of. And does them in a more cruel way. • ; ^ We- havV’W himdU woman who haa the complaining habit bo ingrafhed in ner system, she doesn't know how to talk tetl minutes without bringing forth some of her ail­ ments or some of her family's short comings or some of her multitudinous troubles. She seems to consider herself the most ill-treated, most unhappily misunderstood creature in the world. She com­ plains of havfng qo friends, and would go. into a fit of anger f any one should remind her that she drives people away fre: her by her bitter tongue and her distorted vision. As is so often the case, this same woman is very g and very virtuous. She goes to church and is admired fo her religious observance of all its rules and regulations, Sh la always proper in her conduct, and haa never aroused 4h' slightest criticism for unconventional conduct. She feels certain that there is a golden crown awaiting her among thqi " r i b - • She is absolutely satisfied with her awn. goooncaa f.;!*./ 1 ' ■ * " - 1' ■« * ■ f* * !':■'' lie impeccable lacy is a common thug. She s Btima with repeated bloWB. Her complaining 1(hd: pund away on the spirits of her unfort oy are ill in mind and soul. They low se their sweetness. They get o ’it.o K iv e reign to the won * V a c a tio n is t . ^ tall and uncut h*ir> .business pml failed to keep accurate records as somehow lack­ ing in mentality. What do you think of the young woman wno will go into the house-keeping ousiness with all Its intrlBalcony’s height, ' , , , ,9acies and keep no books at all / * .While you keep watch bejojwj ‘Nor wbuld It be out of pfafce'to Bay here than more than Ah! did we take for Heaven above half of the broken marriages are traceable to money dis­ i pains as we But half auch Take, day and night, for, woman's agreements. t L,ack of understanding and lack of agreement iovett as to the money available for "household expenses have raised What angels we should bel many a reef upon which the weading oarque goes to smash. —Thomas Moore. And this, be<;sqse sp many girls are never taught, either by They’re voting In Nett York, j example of precept, to look hbdn marriage as a ousiness com­ , '■ o ■f ' But still no nomineo has been pact as’ weiras 'the biissiil state of existence where every­ thing Is joy and peace. nahied. The good home manager is as essential to, a man's suc­ "Today Hlay Is the last day you can cess, as is the good,,money getter essential to the comfort oi held a Ju June wedding this year. a welt-provided hon\e. Good team-work t»etween the mon,ey*\ m f ■: . T~~*Q' . ^ aris bakers, are q n 'a strike. A earaeg and the-home-manager must , call for -caretu> book­ case where Paruisns adopt Ameri­ keeping for both. !, can styles fdr'once. *' . t ■■ > I ’ ' LOUIS SEIBOLD, experienced and cold, when It comes to news, says neither McAdoo or A1 Smith can be nominated. The fight la too bitter between the twjfllta,. make any sort of trade or 'comprtlntiuj poaaible. . Therefore.;begin to rick your mon. ypu,t|iink of the yqung. man whcniwent into the grocery hi r THE SURPRISE DESSERT g Ami at juid end of the firjt year, the tidy sum he had ip the bank repre­ SEN A tO R WALSIf of, Mt ^ i W B E R T H R A S A O C IA T K O P H K S B jT he Aaaoclatod I're so la exclua- sented his year's '’earnings.” ] $ presiding I rely 'en titled to th a uaa fo r repultlleatlon of all n o v a d isp atch es „ This,slipshod way of running the business continued <fo* makes an admirable impression. ■ i see i i ftIn him a ViftTal yea^-8 before he discovered he was slipping behind.' in The delegates jsfr.,'5, tv-r l g y quiet, forceful; able to cdntrbt n struggling grocery man, unable ^ ik o 3 ^ . w PSw sb, nfogreasivu, business like ’neigh­ gigantic, howling mob, never los­ Karol a are u lto reserved. ing his temper. ^ bors. . . ;j '^MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1924 Senator Walsh :Ja n *man to keep M r ‘fh e a lo iy would’Pot be impressive if it were not for its BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY application to so many people right here In dan ford. No, In your mind. Of Irish descent/ ffe .JfEACE AND SAFETY:—Thou Is o Roman Catholic, and th at {4£t, will 'keep him In perfect peace, we are not speaking of Santortl grocers nor of any other San­ far from Interfering with .b it whose mind la stayed on thee; be- ford Btore-keepers. We arc speaking of the business man­ cattse* he trusteth in thee.—Iaaiad agers of aaniord homes. We are speatung ot -tTnnrdui iiH ew ivos'chances’ h an B8aet* Ma" t V*}* . . 'politicians, including Protestant ara. : in this town, and very tuwn, wno run their homes on the hit1’ ’say that, afte r the religiotta fig' or-misa, plan that proved disastrous tu thd promising young that has been madei there most ROW GENTLY jlKBE (], Row Kpoyy^here, £>' *F'. g^OCeryman.. , a Catholic on, the ticket for presi­ itr. My • .-There are Sanford house-keepers who keep no books dent or vice-president. Failing tli” U whatevti*.^ ! P«y .ao,not seem ie Know there is-such a thing the Cathotfc Vote Will go in a >1 1That flbt*8a as a family budget. They spend whattovdr cash they can get to Coolidge, a s-a protest Ugoi On earth mny hear, »B at here to whom we glide. hold of, “charge” anything that it strikes their fancy t‘d the “religious issue” In thV. Had heavens but tongues to.speak, “charge,” and have no iciea where their money goes, hd£ paign. The religious question j mote and more bitter, You might v i as well (> 4' M whhth6tual return. T They tu d l Values tthey h e ^ are getting in Te'iurn. h e y keep no think this the Diet of Worms ru' As starry eyes to sec. Oh Udnk what talds ’twoukl have records, so have no figures to show the amount that goes lor ' versed, ip the sixteenth century, th^ to tell 1 1 ■ 'Hi • m - ».i necessities and legitimate luxuries,' and'.how much is fpt- 8te“d o f a iDeihocratic convention v. In the twantieth century. 1 Of wandering youths like tered away. W . . . V The Democratic m party, with in me! •y ilimble9. a %‘ I " �THE SANFORB H EH A tfl. MplUD'AYl.rtjNB ± - - - m u g r a iM f i^ Creation MISS ROSAMOND RADFORD, Society Editor. Fight Exploitation of Childr Phone: Res. 425 Miss Florence Price Becomes Bride Of Ralph W. Lossing Ira. 4 p- ni. r *J.• *Rollins of Savannah is .» r. XI__ v . n .i r «llri. B. F. Marshall. Unten. of Orlando, spent rtk-end in Sanford. n McNamara, of,Tampa spent r^jk-end in Sanford the guest Et^hel S m ith , W ash in g ton, D. C. r and Mrs. J*ckH art pf Tam­ ars the week-end guests of Mr. lira. Archie Be#*. PAGE THE PEARL OYSTER I •* a N In tern atio n al auth o rity on n Groves and Walter Lipford X I Jew elry recently prescribed iLand spent Sunday J o . Swit • * * f o r evening w ear, pearls, and m ore pearls. T he retiring pearl o y ster a n d Its synthetic cousins R. Ki»tler, of m u st b e lead in g a m uch h arried iy in tho c ity ,- 1 life th e se days, fo r the vogue of pearls, p e a rl trim m ings, and pearl beada la a t Its zenith. It rivals [T. Holly, with C. Znring th e ra g e fo r chiffon, but doea not Uny, Is stopping nt tWe Valdez ru n c o n tra ry to K. for chiffon an d pearla a re nearly alw ays found In L iz the city. . w com pany In th a evening hours. The g irl w ho like* frills and L r y A qobsensof jberth& F h a s furb elo w s will 'revel In th e new Jto W ashington to. s e n r ^ i * th e evening dresses, w hich are m ado In le n t g e n tr tl’s offite in .c o n h e c chiffon, C henette, and o ther sh eer Lwith the M ldier< b o n u s. . fabrics. T his typo of dress; w h ich ..... — * ......... - W .: L anvin especially sponsor­ [is Olive L ezette s p e n t th e e d a t th o P arts openings, , bend a t D a y to n a 'D e n c h , t h e Is- soft an d fem jnlne In of her parents/ Mr. and Mrs c h a r a c te r ,. w ith g athered * Lezette of^OMMd.* • tdnlcs. ' som etim es double V p a n e ls, ending In a* point, ' , inent business iuainesi L. Long, prominent or lotlg loops ending In a i of Jacksonville it-spending point. .W hile a n d silver al days in the city stopping em b ro id eries w ere also bVilde*. , (.l ; 4* used by th is dressm aker. t H. IL Peabody/and cWldtfir* the guests of Mrs. Forrest ;tJe it her home on French f. Hobart of Boston, dng At the Monteitle in the city this i. C. W. Stokes, ftllio Dorbthy. a and Miss Hazel Sorrell blve tied from a motor trip to Atand other points In Georgia. is Olivine McEwen of Home, Fla., fa *vDltlftg ‘ Her aunt M. McEwen. 608 'W.* Third E. Shiver, states sales manof the Virginla-Carolina deal Company spent the weekn Sanford. If- f'l froni th e a r n la All of theao tendencies j , a ro r I llu s tra te d , In the dress sketched, w hich has Just been relayed to us by l l s n r l C reange, F rench fashion au th o rity . I t Is .m ad e of chiffon, ahd , ahow s4*U<\ peart em hrold*i[ ' erk-H. rounded panels, and silver Isce veiled ' with chiffon. T he panels aro / finished w ith plcotlng. w hich gives a delicate ef­ f e c t T ho drees wouIiIT jo C harm ing fo r su m m er dances, for It suggests m oonlight and rom ance, an d all th e o th e r accom panim ents Of th e su m m er flirtation. It Is In te re stin g to note th a t the softly sw athed belt la passed u n d er th e d iap h an o u s p a n d a and au p eaig . nd Mrti. Roy'Tdtllb Held’' iota spent SatuA98v**and Sunin Sanford, stepping * t.th e is Hotel. - ' '■ ' 4 , t v .< , ; r < ' We will sell at Auction a few of the most desirable lots ia this beautiful subdivision. • ’ These lots will carry all improvements and will bo scld at your price; a prt« that will enable you to make money either as a ((peculation or for the purptise of buildini; n home. COME AND BE CONVINCED ist creations of Jenn Patou vea a .very good idea of 4 1V V S' ’r^V»V>1:■S .;.i M . • b'aw'evi. . Program for June 30 (Courtesy of Radio Digest) (Silent Night Chicago) WGR—Buffalo lull!) 4:30-o:30 mu­ sic; 6:}l0ne ws; 7*0 concert; U;3011:30 dance. WLW — Cincinnati (309) 7> grand opera, WHK — Cleveland (238) 4:30, mu­ sic, baseball, news. WTAM — Cleveland (390) 5 con­ cert,' baseball. ’ WtiAD-r-CoIumous (3C0) 12:30 p. m: cducationit. 1*• WFAA—Dallas News (470) 8:30- • '■ *7* . .■ *i• ** r, m mmm . A SPLENDID FEELING . That, tired, holf-*Jck, diicourag* rd feeling caused by u torpid liver and constipated bowels., can. be gotten rid of with • surprising promptness by using Herbine. You feel dts bunoiielul effect With the first dose a s its purifying and reg­ ulating effect is thorough and rompiets. It not only drives out 11:30 p ro g ram . bile and Impurities but it Imparts WFAF—Denver (300) 7-8 dance. ’a splendid feeling of exhilaration. W,WJ — Detroit News (6171 7t30 length, vim, nnd buoyanfflrftff ‘Data, dhriaa. liOca Said- by*-. Uftie* baritone, pianist, soprano. " * 4 1 WBAP —4 F o rt Worth S tar Tele­ gram (470) 9:30-10:46 mandolin orchestra. « V :i > orchestra. WOSV—J efferibn.'Clty (449.9) 8v talk; 8;2u musical. ft > WDAF—Kansas Uity S tfir1 (4U) 8:30-4:30 orchestru; b:30 nur’ kutgfam; 0-7 School of Air, jjiafto, addroju, music; 8-U:lo «r- ■ chestra, miliatrels; 11:46 NIkbtV J , , iir*i * i 4 i t«lUhl hawks. r WI1R—Kanrni City (d ll) ft7|30 ‘ ’ •‘■ . "■ ' t i ? J PENINSULA’S PA, RADISE { /‘a. “ •' . ( I Ifcw .a* 4 ,i FixmiDA Aiicrrort company in i i ■" ■■ .......... t , '■ <, • ' r _ -1 ’ * - ■;■ ttv .f o if f v ti-i.-sri-.H r.t - - - • - - - - , ; */ 'v-w t! - ■ ' ■■■ . M .O r T " " — - ■ — , . — TLi 11(11. in mtna ir*inwiiliurjar”dw*iruUAnini JHim(ufnimtm*iitniftnf,imnnnttiwilinnhlSlHt888ihlU)>yilll *■ - ■' •,;|J boldjy only a t th e front, and tn th e Targ« side bo w a Alio, th a t WLAG — Minneapolis - St,- Viub1 th e deco llrtag e la round In the (417) 7,:bU. lectures. i>- . fro n t a n d sq u are at- tho back, a l­ WpAH — Minneapolis (417) ?»SOi though a strin g of pearl beads musical. . i ■.••< J • l h a n g loosely a t th o back to give a WOR—Newark (405) 6 a. UvrynM long 'wir.-lai line. class; 1:30-8. p. m. concerts,luc-g ture. * r 1 f- .i \ \VHN-N«w York (380) f i l l Mi p, i ni.,solos, orchestras; iQ .ft showvi WEAK—New York (iihJJ O -I'fn .) r L - ’«l W D A R — P hilad elp h ia 4 J :» ta lk ; ,7:30 o rch estrai H dadca.i i W O O - P b i M t r b i s - (509) 6 i 9 (Mr c h e s tra ; 0 :lu ta lk ; 7-10 m ch ci-i t r a ; , 8 re c ita l; 8:30 danep.^ WF1 — Philadelphia (3«b)'J.talk}' 4:8 0 orchestra; 6 talk, i t , KQVPIttsburgh (270) 7 conrtrt. KFOA—Seattle (466) chamber of commerce. W GY—Schnectady (380) 0:45 m u‘alcal . ' » , ■ ■ W H A 3 t-T ro y (380) 8 co n cert; 9 dance, songs. ‘ R W R q — W ashington (4 0 0 ). 6 c h il- -'(U* ■ i v il'-1 4 iT ’(W- *»* ‘ am ong th e m any « VR]«> ■ jwltlch c o u n ts m ost w ith v lajto ra , how much th sy r e a d -i ‘ hem ab o u t It. th» r s a l l ^ ' eompflMng. * | 1 f»:w r ■ ON THE WORLD’S FINEST, BEACH en . kc.eaar. *r i . **» v ■' / / • 1—■ ■5, B *■ ■* ■■ at 9:30 A. M. each Day South of Daytona tlo n ai, m usical. « - v b R KGO — O ak lan d (312L'10> e iu t* k and M rs. L. B. M cL oud, a t i announce \lh d b i r t h o f a ' Radio Program e d u c a tio n a l.:‘’v > as Sarita Lake motored to OrMgiday a f t e r W , w M ^ k h o ided a bridge party given by Anna Jones. ■■■ • *• JULY 3rd and 5th’ ing in h fi-c u r to r AsneVUle and other points of interest in North Carolina. Mr. Wplker will return the latter p a rt of this week. . Mrs. It. H. Baasford, of Val­ dosta, is spending the day with her sister, Misa Olive Lezeite. Mrs. Bassford is unroute to visit her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. N, F. Los* ette, at Daytona Beach. •' i ■ KLX — Oakland (509) c j o -cinalU :k Dooley, form erly-<4 Banbut now of Leeaburg, waa In. ity Sunday ay thq guest of '■ t *1 • ■' Miss Mabel Ingram celebrated her birthday Thursday afternoun at Silver Lake. After a delightful swim ice cream and cake was served. Just before the jolly party broke up watermelons were cut and en­ joyed. Those invited to help Miss In­ gram enjoy her birthday were Mr. und MrS. WUKam Ingram, Mrs. W. Gary, Mrs.'C. W^Hpeer, Miss Fan­ nie Yawn anil Uary. E. D. Brownlee left this [ng to spend o month a t DayBeach. ' • ' ' •VI JVMni' ■fc.itrjirriq-i •(> i* 1 - ' I ' Birthday At Silver Lake and Mrs. J. S. Howard and spent Sunday a t Daytona L, i -,i i Celebrates I Wslsh of Daytona spent f in Sanford. * ♦Vrtitr A wedding of interest was sol­ emnised this morning a t 10 o'clock when Ralph W. Lossing and Miss Florence Price wore married. Dr. F. 1). King officiating. Mr. Lossing is the nephew of A. J. and A. C. Lossing of this city .and a young man of sterling qualities. Mrs. Lossing is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price and has t» 'host of friends among the young people of the city. Mr. and Mrs. Lossing left immediately af­ ter the ceremony, In their car, for St. Petersburg. • It. and Mrs. Harry Neel of iKsiw, spent Friday m Sanford hing business and pleasure. i\ n * — rtr Tionortng 'K a th le e n Hostess Jiilih L a ln g ; 200 ' �friyTHE SANFORD HEBAIlP, MONBAY.-JURB S f c t S N .j o - u <:'H ' - •• ■ ' ............ ■■' 1 1» ' l.W : A. BttUNE Jv an san a deac™ » nlpi n s “a n In* [tell'e/fui*!Bl-tnt#«vh#can talk w l^lrrlV la professor o r a faam han d w ith a fequal grace and who know s totm l- >-% Y HARRY B . HUNT/ NBA Service W riter. • SLYpW VOftK—^Knnsai.** aalrf I N WUlUm Aidtn W hite. In the editorial w hich first Introduced lilm to fam e, "can ra ise something, else besides h t l i r And In proof of th e K ansas Jour* fn alltt's statem en t th e Sunflower [State I? h o ld in g « p :f o r It th e [Dem ocratic convention *here, the (figure o f J o n a th a n M. Davis. Kanisas-bred ja n d K ansas-born,' a s tho [tnan who c a n pull thri Democratic [p arty across th e election line Nov. [d, a winner. i|.'» ,r . All th e d ire c t efforts In D.ivls* (behalf have been aim ed, Ostensibly, a it m aking him th e compromise (candidate fo r president. T h at’s the [w ay tb e gam e U played. No one {realty expects D avis to be nom­ in a te d . of courao. N ot even tho .m ost optim istic booster from hi* [own home s ta te . * » . B u t b y shooting a t the preslffidney. b y 'a im in g high. Il ls hoped. U he D avis trajecto ry may carry Ih lm to eecond place on the ticket la n d bring him the nom ination for, ['vice president. 'rrT 'H E claim th a t Is made first and 1 J o r e u e s t for .D avis is th a t he jit* a real d irt farm er. Although. 4us governor o f the eoverelirn sta te io f -K n n sash e dohs linen collar and (polished shoes In his ©flics. his real {preference Is for. th e overalls and P tap er of th e farm er. And Instead a golf club, he p refers to grftb a tchfork o r a hoe handle. t D avis w as born In K ansas C9 drears ago a n d has lived all his life 'on a farm . HI* avocatioh. htiwever, baa been helping to Bhnpe public affklra. Ho served eig h t y ears a s a m em ber o f the K ansas 10 acfea, Im proved, tile d ; barn, < il i tin n t a ( T o n l-a lrn sr tlra d u k le te n a n t hnune; p lace w e ll .located : w orth 91.000 p er acre. F o r quick Office H o u rs: . S-13 A. M.; 3-B P. M. sa le p a rty w ljl ta k e 91.000 and a r ­ V H o I E v en in g s, e x c e p t S atu rd ay * ran g e te r m . to su it p u rch aser. Rooma 104-4 H 11 se re s, w ith house. lo ra te d # l t h F ir s t Nat. Ilk . ^ I d r .. S anford. h a rd ro ad on tw o eldest farm In beat of ahapd; recen tly re -tile d . A f m }.. viri Ir. mmsm*: i ’horse," th e y u r g e . “N either la he an economic m aniac. H e’* a aane. practical, horse-sense farm er ond citizen who know s th e problems an d th e n c « W o n th en r* A n re JiVnorlean. H e rep resen ts tho common people a n d he com es from the TIRES AND Near stock. ft . A lV ayi Pull n 105 PalnelUl «»» m an. of Bloomington. 111. ‘ Vrooman, fijL yean* old. look* (m ore nearly 41. H e's a elendcr, erect, brown-muatnclied tnan w ith a bright eye an d a n engaging .■mile. Vrooman also la urged os a “d irt '/* candidate. H e operates farm er' som e 4300 acres of fa rm larujs In Illinois n iiin o w a . Unlike Davis, however, Vrooman 'doesn’t often get between th e |dow handles' or heave th e pitchfork. 8U1I, ira 'fto m h rt farm s ho m akes lila living and. n s he says, w hen H h e farm ers lose money he loses tAoney. * '' H e wear* th e ton of a farm er, b u t his bearing and general a p ­ pearance m ake It npj<eor ra th e r the Inn of th e ten n is court and th e golf links th a n of the hay field. Kdri lid’s u college <man» n s m ithqrIty oh ag ricu ltu ral a n d railroad economics a n d Kvhen In N ew York . WJ94 »* t.1)* H arv ard . —o — < \ / f ORE * n‘l ,nor* ,h « d e n t e s «° l ' - s tho New York convention— - tlm t is. .th o se <>(. them from tho west nn d so u th —believe now Is th e tim e for th e t-in h crs to m ake hay T he' ag ricu ltu ral vote, It Is con­ ceded. will determ ine 'th e next p iesldrnt. A close representative of ag ricu ltu re, then, eltlw r In first o r secure! phfewon th e ticket, moV be depended -on to cut a wldo sw ath. Appoint McWilliams To O ffer C om plete As Aviles Delegate P rogram July 2-3-4 ST. AUGUSTINE, June 30.— Col. W. A. MacWillinms has been a t H a lifa x F rolics PfCORPpRATED Sanford H P E p p o sjE p at in Sanford warran meitt here demands it 1 «sSS» Here’s how Madison Square Garden appeared at the the demonstration for A1 E ld sr Spring* flo w s five g allo n s of p o re w a te r ev ery th ir ty - tw o eeo* o n d a i t la used by o v « r\fifty per ce n t o f th e people of S anford, and, ,ln Ita n a tu r a l form , la used by th* W estern U nion a n d m any b a tte ry statio n * fo r s to ra g e b a tte rie s. la It p u rs? A sk th e B tg t* B oard of H ealth. 1 Phone 311 The Sanfor summer home The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida. Gentlemen—Please send me 1 Sanford Herald, starting wjth the sue of k»U v VA. »••.*•••••••••••■ •• • ** » l%»S ’ ilf." ' (' - EVERT TRUE 1 •■•••« ............... i for which I am enclosing BY CONDO Distributor N am e... A4dress vMMtt officially appointed aa one of the DAYTONA, June 30. Despite ) delegation that will represent this the fact that they cannot be classed; city at-.the,A viles. celebration- ln iM n 1i po^MflatldiJ vlev9i[iilnt with Spain. Colonel MacWillinms .waa one of the fira t to on iuyitation to make the M p /b n t owitif llfox S u m m e r to a previous decision to attend the Frolics, the dates of which are July International B ar Association con. 3, 4 and 6, they are going to pre­ ’ vention in London, he declined. A sent to YhitoTS/Uie most complete ' postponement in the datfe o f4the and varied nmusdment program yet Aviles celebration made it possible staged in tlW sA atk'' This because for him to accept. An effort Is now. ‘ being made to mave Major U. E. of widespread interest in the move­ ment, arid wftH*n)3>, 'Wfimen, chtl; K arshbum ; U: S. Infantrj/, hi -tloned-at Port Dcnnixig. (ia.. ?<'nt dren and' bibA is^uiifeipating. j the celebration as al representative Features o f the three-day pro­ o f the federal governm ent Major gram include nutoniobilo, horse and. Mnrshburn is described as one of the most proficient Spanish schol­ airplantx race*<on -Wi^f al»ove tho. .; ars rirf th e United S tatw drmy. Ormo'n^-Srab'rrioz^.Driyfoffa Death/' race coqrsa, ^ap»l ;nquatic sport* in tho Atlantic; fireworks displays': 0vqp th e Halifax river; locnl and, all-Florida beauty contests in which ' LONDON, June 30.—Rumors the Pri that the'Prince of Wales informed offered, float and children's cos. the royal family • that having tume parade* along the river and panged his thirtieth birthday ho ocean t Street and bench dancing; would begin .looking about to r' a mAls''Tri Him ClAfenddA an d 'd th er b rid e , h g v e c a u se d n h u rrie d a r ­ tourist hotels; baseball games and rangem ent o f‘ an U nusual n u m b er golf tournaments. Every community, every-dub and, of bridal 'Affairs to w h ic h the prince several thousand resident* of tho h ag been invited. Halifax county will be represented LAKE WORTH PROPERTY ’’ or participate In tne festival, to LAKE WORTH, Jutje 80.—As­ sessed valuation of property in this city is expected to go above the stx wgsJWi'xgiA. million-dollar m ark tbl» Pfffi&Jk'Jf Whatever tho outcome of tl understood here. Thin Js exclusive Democratic Qouiimitjpo, you’ll hu' o f municipally owned property to a jU jt’ tnat*Goypjrnor Al Bmi worth more than 12^)00,000. The of New Y ork la p i n e swim. Thei official figure* are oxpectcd to be unusual fo rm al* 'sh b ta .w e re mm made public aotn4time goon. , >) - Repairing BOTIJ DAILY ANP WEEKLY JSS Wreck, Phone 643-V Snnford Ave. and Many Social Affairs Planned British Heir a t Seri G ate, L. I . ' ’ * ’ Vb KILLED AT CHfCAGd > CHtCSGOrJune'W.-t-Chlcago’s wt^Wifnd ’recrm tlo n 'to st t » livee By TAYLOR w r. c o n n - a s co u n selo r rtx? vdor vtire •PARTICOLORED. PARTY DRESSES ‘ ARE POPULAR ... x'Mosr AcrtN ercouusc. EUCRS affajr ukS- i cazm i ACCORDANCE WITH ME« WI5ME.1 •fiu* HM9t WO 5I0€S s o x , ___ i MOST OCT NOOQ ANSCE - J T - B6fo«c v caaj AovigaiLr , 1H6Jt iNttLuoeNTvv • I Jfe 68T A PEARL NCOCIACE ix-ocrwmmWira I ^CCUR&D FREAK >lmce‘A6A/n s t * {41MICH x CANTj tl SJCn U said not by way of launching a tongaa-twlster, but marsly^afi.the enunclaf an lncontxovartlble fashion f.iivA i». - M. — I . ETDiI ■• A rj V '*V r MlLT \ S J >:-Y . L' . ves-THa eett. ,L LIED ABOcrr THAT ( j AFFAIR IN OHOE«rn>'4 WHtCH MW WlFg," OFF* REQ Meg IF SHE | VAXXD ADMrf THATJ HAD take* her our -1 DRIVING -T— DAILY One Yer. ............$7.00 Six Months....... ,.....$3.60 Thifeh M o q th s.......$1 .76One M onth............. $ .65 WEEKLY' One Year ....----* Six Months Three'Months One Month.........i �f T H E fU N Fonivim m iiD , Mo n d a y , j u n e 30, 1021. + ♦ ♦ ♦ * > ♦ ♦ ...........................«♦> » » For Rent » Apartments Help Wanted BUILDING MATERIAL Second Second Itn rto first Tis Mr. Dooley ft-room house newly i thor. ru le s im you Rd if . EMPLOYMENT—Our employment denartment can furnish compe­ tent help on short notice. Scmirtole Business Exchange. Phone 303. LEARN ABOUT Polk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele­ gram. Best advertising medium in South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, Lakeland, Fla. DRESSMAKING COI,UMBU!» tGa.> LEDQKK—ClassIfled uila Imvc th e la rg e st c lrc u -1 la tlu n In B uuthw astern Ueorula. H ate 8c f l-w u rd ) tine,______ Courteous. REAL EST )R SALE — Celery fns, all sizes and prices. Il wil ty you see us if you nre goin o buy. e sell at the owner prices, dctly. )R SALE—5-room bunj w, all njhdern, on' Laurel Avi 14,000, sy terms. )R SALE—(5-room hou mod­ ern, water, lights and , well mishrd. Lot 75 f t front Park — ■*« r f\t\ Term .. re. $3,500. s., ADVERTISE >n the Joumal^Mer^ aid, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycrosa. Geo rg ia.____ TO REACH the prosperous farm­ ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertise in the DcLand Daily News, rate lc per word, cash with order.____________________ A LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise thoso old articles you have stored away and have no uso for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you sevoral dollars. Phone 148 nnd a representative will call to sec you.___________ FLORID A—ORLANDO— Orlando momng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate lc a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. AUOUSTA C H RO N ICLE,-A u- .8EMINOLE REALTY Seminole; Hotel rSALE — DcslrpWo fll i'no for suburban home ew» -Herald. <a * e *j. bR SALE—By rwnor, 1 acres tiled., load. with, six-cauo ouse, MAINE—Watervtlio, Morning Sen \ 4th St. and Pecan Ave. relfo <?.*■; care Herald. L 4*« * *1-1 _ ' i ~ —OR SALE-^-Fivo acres id Hammock. All tiled, ami ula and equipment. Genu! in. H. C. Du Bose. PALM BEACH QOUWTY—I J e scene of stupendous developmentRead about it in the Palm Beach Post. Sample copy scut oo Ira* quest, TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tiimpa thilly Times, the great .home dally, Itrl.il, nitron urtr farm <k! tllrrl. Iialunco rli-nrnl, llv*, rate l% c per word, minimum bungalow two atory bant t\L charge 25c cash with order. Write ant Itounen, flnwlnif wrllal for complete rata card. rhenp tt-rma. (Itiual Ior Dali d k v EToF br S a t t k n t i o n — ivt »Ilrlck road. DRESSMAKING F irst class dressmaking, Work guaranteed. 200 E. Third St. PTCBA l FOR RENT — 5 Room house, un­ FOR SALE — McOaren and lop cord tires and tubes, furnished. All conveniences. 317 gaa, oil, beat accessories. Ft Palmetto Ave Service Station. First and Phone 447-LS. THE BEST BARGAIN IN SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FOR QUICK S A L E -A NICE BUNGALOW, J ROOMS; IS ACRES LAND IN GROVE; 43$ ORANGE TREES LOS1 an opportunity to Map ALL BEARING. CAKE FRONT. abreast with the times by not THRASHER A GARNER. reading the classified p e e p of your dally newspaper. Herald want ads contain many interesting messages. It will pay you to read them • dally. f 41 > J 1 • y* 'J -alw -i; STRIP SHINGLES Rooms For Rent CHASE 'A CO. Phone 663 WANTED—bookkeeper would like position as substitute during summer. Box 890 Sanford. MONEY TO LOAN—We havo cl£ ents with money to loan on first mortgage_city property. Seminole Business Exchange, Phono 803. 148 and ephone. service. FOR RENT—Two large, cool con­ necting furnished housekeeping rooms 312 East 5th S t -j - ‘f ir -=;g; t , r, . /tN lK p lB .„/* -. LOST—Large alrdale dog, collar with no name on plate, answers to namo of “Miser." Return to E. B. Tyler, Winter Park, pbon« 681., Reward. - '- . LOST — Saturday A. M. between Mellonvilla and BeanUU Avenue, !white canvass tarpaulin. Finder please return to Herald Office and receive reward. A LABOR OF LOVE (from the Indianapolis Star.) “I told that boy,” remarked the teacher, “to remain after school QUITE DIFFERENT »nd and write some word 100 times. IKroni the Philadelphia Dulletln.) But I don’t think it was any great iWlfey—“Did you tall your moth­ punishment” "Why not!" er that the cost of dressing me was “I noticed that ho wrote the word nioro thaw I was worth?" ‘Rosie’ 100 times with an ecstatic Hubby—"Certaiitiy not, dear. I said it was more than I waa worth.” ROOMS WANTED WANTED—Two unfurnished con necting rooms by year round Prefer close in. Write U. W I-ossing care Herald. „ . TP n il SALE 0R -------— ----------1 Horse, mower, rake, wag FOR RENT—Eight room iiourc a t J plow. What hare you? H. 808 Elm Ave. ^ Is o furnished rooms. FOR SALE—A one stable no sawdust. $0 ton f Hastings. N. E. Thigpei COMPOSITION ROOFING Advertising lyou In m ake nn u n cti tn ro o g n o u t. u o o u tion. >00 5th S t. _____ ___ F 0 R || FOR RENT—New two room spartment furnished, hot water, 305 Park Ave. Phone 318. MISCELLAN FOR SAL Houses tor Rent Miscellaneous ____ Wanted In and outlfbor bual FOR SALE ________. _ FOR SALE—Ford Coupe. Inquire ~ UK ACl.R Concrete Co., -p n e rs i lies*—1400.00 earns 110.00 to $30 W, A N~TED — S a n to ro m nino« I*. A. Menu's Gnraug. ?OR KENT—Two_ room house­ cement work, aldewlaki,.buildnet daily. 1*. O. Box 5 PaLand, Fin. keeping apartment. 119 Oak Aveiiue. •_______________ FOR SALE—Ford IHufle car. good ;ig Mock*. Irrigation Loin*. J. 2 . condition lnquirtilMi», J. 11. Al­ CVneiH<t'*r. t*rng JFOR RF.NT — Furnished, apart Lumber aw ftitmts & sleeping rootfis Shirlej len, Lcngwood. ta r te r Lumber Cotnnany apartments opposite Post Office. FOR SALE—One Ford redan, late ---j!L ,lA.u.r*L.ht. Phone 565 model special equipment, perfect HILL LUMBER CO. House 8crvica,; Quality ®»*| p condition, price $300. Phone 571J. WANTED — Man of good appear­ fcOR RENT ance to make house to house so­ licitation id Sanford and surround­ FRONT APARTMENT IN HERing-territory, working on straight ALD BUILDING. $3.7 MONTHLY commission basis. Good proposition FOR SUMMER. INQUIRE AT for result producer. Ask for Mr. OFFICE OF THE SANFORD Dpedal Summer Prices HERALD. Geer a t office of Tho Sanford Herald. GALVANIZED IRON v an ce r CARS FOR SALE Novel Trimming For thaoeernd time it hus fal-j len upon Izcttn Jewell Brown, one I time famed upon the ntnge as lend-1 ing lady for Otis Skinner, to second -* - * <•> * ; tho nomination t,f John W. Davis. Upon her first appearance at the San Francisco Democratic Conven­ tion her speech created a sensa­ tion. Mrs. Brown entered politics after the death of her husband, who hnd neon a congressman from West Virginia. TOM MOORE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 221 E. First St. Exultant?............ OfI Course! They’re Cheerin — ■ ■■ W W , ,■ i k i t f s y p i . V -------- d G. W. VENABLE Contractor and I ■ , 417 W. First 8L PI (P H O N B 4 1 0 „ Schelle Maine* •t* L A W Y E K • Seminole 1 ,, QUALITY P Phone 404. M REAL-ESTAT1 Sanford Novelty V DR. R. M. WfeLSH GRADUATE VETERINARIAN miroln la healnnlnir th« u raalast il#velnpm cnt In O lorlda’s h isto ry : m h a lf m illion iTnllsr hluhw ay to th» nnlahcU; • a iv o sulf beach Juat ________ m illion d o lla r b ridge aernaa Kacnm - 1 h la Day s ta rte d : q u a rte r million d o lla r operrf house under construc­ tio n : tw o m illions being spent on h ighw ay; g ren teat chance* fo r lien Ifor sale, a money m aker, tV dnv-lnpers to itet In on ground iiulck. fluoi. W rite D evalnpm ent D epart­ m ent The P ensacola News. SEMINOLE \ WTiRY~VTTir1,LN Fa ^-C lark sb u rg . Tile C lark sb u rg Flxponent. m o rn ln r Including Sunday, m orning Issue. I c e n t ' p e r word, m lnltgum lie . ‘tlrsbln City lot* well ItJ ohrap r:tny trrm a, vrral b eautllul bnnaalow paved stre e ts cheap, torma. ipartinrn t houxn.. seven i cloii) In, vrr.-it first s tre e t WUmo Weldlitf A Radi ' (T o rk a ’ If L*a Metal era ce veld IANFORD. FLORIDA lelaka Bldg.------Phone 3| TO REACH BUYERS or sellsra of W. J. Thigpen Roui EaUto and Inauranc* • A tid irstiN E , FLA. — S t jhns County is reached through S t Augustine Evening Record, ^ ‘results. Two cents per word, [pie copy on request ___ A LOGICAL REASON n EouUvIllt* Court«r-Jourvu|.) human face Is growing longys a London scientist Perthat comes from looking at tha first of every moni S HIS G U E S S Krom the Cincinnati i n q u i r e r .) phe—\Vhy does she look down on k? lie—She looked me up, I guess. ‘ * w arm th :t of fur ting photographic study ’of Mrs. W » d em m rifratio n atitsp eak , waapi x S o on her face. It was all fb lost from vision in mument ; » L 'tY E R V A th em % I {V M E' m -t , — ‘SiSJlfAMKtSfQ puleston*Bruml«r Sanfcrd Sign t HMD f t . \ i : i . v / M > r :<i O n tm l shnp mm* Mitt CONTRACTOR AND B1 Aoont 303 Conrad Bulldlag Phones: Offlea 10, Home DELANO, FLA. DBusiness Exchangi COLGATE’S y . o. c o u u r e : snapped gown. Bid*- r t n r t N .tta o a I �■. - ’ .l . . -i:. P f^ ^ fV ffT T T T ? T ^ » ^ 1 ■• • SANFORD, FLORIDA IS NEXT DOQR TO US' SANFORD, LOR1DA IN MERCHANDISE GIVEN AWAY FREE IN MERCHANDISE I VEN AWAY FREE See Our Windows, or Como in and Ask About IL* Charming models that make for comfort and smartness. Pleated Skirts with panel front und back. All around pleats in many interest ing versions. Silks and Wools, high shades as well as whites. Clearance pricer of q a A c and See Our Windows or Come land Ask About It, Another of Baumel’s Great Events of the Summer Season A value offering' occasion of utmost im­ portance to the thrifty. Prices have been deeply lowered for this event ,upon scores and scores of highly desirable merchandise, because shoi-t, sharp and decisive clearances are required; But Worn splendidly with that ptty pleated Skirt So smart for sports wei New .sum mfcry light weight Sweaters, e sleevelet Slipover or front button ho pular in de Itiand, a glorious selection of tors.* Clear' anecfl prjcps of , „ I , \ i ... n rz iio For street, afternoon or other informal occasions, of printed or plain Chiffon, Geor­ gette Crepe, Cantons, Printed Crepe de Chines and other fanciful materials'* with lace yokes, buttons, embroidery to enliven them. In all the lovely light colorings so much in demand or the darker shades for traveling. Priced and grouped for rapid clearance.. . ' . V * ?./ .« , v ' .... .. We offer you unrestricted choice of any grock in these populnr nnd high grtdfe lines consisting of charming street, afternoon a nd sport dresses at our special clearance price of ^ These Dresses range from $4500 to $66.00. At this price they are below •Yo.ur Hat is hero 10 meet the demands bf your tasteful costume, aiid at stfch significant reductions; Small ttitli, large Hats; tailored Huts, dregay Hats and- sport Hats. They are here by the score in a most radiant and beautiful array. 100 Dresses just received, bought at a special ose out, we.pdss along to our customers at remarkable low pies. Va­ cation Days or staying at Homfe alWays calls for a nuber of Wash Frocks, as one must,always look bright, fresh nd cool. This Clearance, then comes at th e’opportune time. A'Bv we offser at specially Jow sale prices these delightful frdcl for all occasions—Voiles, Tub Silks* Linens and Tissues* ip mbroidered and striped effects. •Ao.ar ray of.light and dark tiers that afford a wide field for selection. Priced to sell rapid 1ftt t -,vA fe it models In; About 12 knitted Silk dark and light shadflu;,. I Stihn, Sthart SpHng One Ibt of. ly soiled, blit hit of go9d style, w e have grouped prices at >;} es, well made In Ing out a t; Values Formerly Up to $8.95 e r w e a r ax V ' ln coIor* *° ,re*b Stic! lovely, that they will be an incentive, to replenish one's intimate wardrobe. Chemise, Vesta, Bloomers, Gowna or Combinations, Choos­ ing stick exquisite ifiaetriala as NainaOok, Batiste, Crepes, Glove Silk or Crape de Chine at Special Sale Prices. Nirdft PeMch; Log Cabin and Glove Silk Vests Flesh and Orchid. 1 ................................ $L95 arid $2,451 Glove Silk Bloomers at $1.95 and $2.73 A1P Pattern Hats from $i2.0(f to * he slight- m oo trades at * •*►i • ; ♦*i 112.00 IIATKat 9G.00, Etc Kayser’s Vests a t .......$2.50 and $2.9/ Other H at. at ■HHT & 7.^1 ■•MHV a t. to .run. ' ;Alfl Voile, Batista Gl KET ir Seta, Special Sale -Ifixrtfv ' . ■ w-rt*' • v, , essential to •woman better Kth9 S f m iti i* . i t .b fff* I ■ > .I), - *■-UiAt •» V . : i __ .... > ' �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1924 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 30, 1924; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0c736991d7f41eeed9abf9d2a2f1de66.pdf 888ea24e0a66891909be8edb9dd7f72d PDF Text Text r ti rr . •’.i*v . • ■W: • r a 'V - ^ y ■ ' - __ iTED PRESS DISPATCHES -----------^ . ^ T H U R S D i . . , . . ________. ___________. _______ i ~~ i -i ■ .!.*V v ~ —* ome £sutent .■-Jii'n. 1.—The arriving In Washington f V. ~i. •■•'. js»y1 night, received a hil* 1 • j ■•.•» (.. .•.. .•: .s ji. atious ireloome I- from the city's popufitpn,'but found the capital's Future Undei most dktiiiguished resident, Cal­ radons P l a n vin CkKpidge, aound asleep. A idkcture of rain and sleet Ab Briaht which rfirlV Wednesday night turn­ ed to mow blanketed Washington eminent with unite and drove indoors most of thole who had planned to cele­ brate the advent of a new year with *rect parades. Reservations a t lending hotels and restaurants were exhausted several weeks ago and mese places formed the cen­ / s New Era ter of the city's celebration, a cel­ that in many instances is and Borah Is ebration was/much like that of prewar The Prohibition Commis­ Same Opinion day/ s i o n Hughes had announced that hiii/agents Would be stationed in jIGTON, .Jan. 1— hoUl dining rooms to watch over (opinion as to Ger­ ;hc- merrymaking, but in order to ir.turbances'would not be upt under th£ ari/vent dirturbanc irihed. is reflected in a passing . .. of the old yenr and statements from thoThe arrival of the new went un­ Americans, includ- marked at the White House. The yident retired even a little be­ , Mellon and e his accustomed hour to get a __ jh of the Senate preparatory to the three ilations Committee, nd>darest half hour reception tomorere and cabled to ow at the White Houso to the government officials, members ol the diplomatic corps and tho gen­ Tagblatt for publicn- eral public. Year's Day. WAR /car 19 ( i * . 15 replies from pub* bankers and others •In |um, which is based on W,ri ■■■ - i V. * ._•£>•* J _______ - __, ___ • tY l, r*» * L>^ nrj - SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS. •- - WASHINGTON, Jan. l.-T h e White House doors opened wide to­ day for the customary New Year’s reception. The order of reception laid down years ago started with cabinet members and wives, diplo­ matic corps, supreme court mem­ bers, other branches of judiciary, congress, army, navy and marine officers, service bodies nnd gener­ al public. PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l.- E x crcises at Independence Square, where the old bell in the tower of Independence Hall pealed o welcomo throughout tho land to 1925 featured the New Year’s celebra­ tion here. Ringing of the bell was radio­ cast from tho local station. At midnight the bell ringers striking by hand, tolled off 148 years of American independence. WARM WEATHER AERIAL FREIGHT fl FLORIDA ON! IN UNITED STATES YEAR’S DAY IS PRACTICABLE M): Either Joint Committee' House and Senate , o r ^ Of Experts Will Make Final Decision In Leasing Plant E f ! ( ■ Governor Id Inspection Program Is Started At New Orleans. Pedro and Oakland, Cal. Wkere Diseased Rats Found If Undenvood Measure Passes Outbreak so Far Has jBcen In Bill Will Be Sent to Con­ Rats Alone; Believe Infec­ ference For Its Approval tion of Humans Is Averted ■— f*^ * • . I •*r j»l ’J - ■■" = ^-j ------- \ WASHINGTON, Jnn. 1, — The Muscle Shoals program will bo solved by cither o joint conference committee of the Senato and House or by a commission of experts, if the administration forces in the Senate succeed in carrying out their progrum. The aim of the Senate leaders now is centered on an effort to send at least two propositions to conference, where It is hoped a satisfactory bill will be reported. The majority leaders are making nn effort to have tho Underwood bill adopted as a substitute to the House hill instead of the Norris government operating measure. Fits Administration Plan. Under the Underwood bill, Mus­ cle Shoals could cither be leased for privato operation or operated by a government corporation and in the opinion of the Senate lead­ ers fits in with tho administration nlnn. Passage of the Underwood bill would send the measure to confer­ ence nnd tho conferees would have nn opportunity to iron out con­ tested features before reporting tim bill In finished form. Senate leaders also are giving consideration to the amendment of Scnntor Jones, Republican, Washington, which would refor the whole question to a commis­ sion of experts to submit recom­ mendations for tho approval of Congress. A move in this direc­ tion probably wuuld come after oithor the Underwood or Norris bills had been accepted as a sub­ stitute to the House bill, which provided for tho leasing of the property to Henry Ford, who has sinco withdrawn his offer. Vota Next Week Likely Muscle Shoals reassumes its position nt the head of the senato calendar Friday whon further con­ sideration will be givon to amend­ ments to the Underwood nnd Nor­ ris bills. A vote is probable be­ fore the end of next week. Senator Cnuzens, Republican, Michigan, conferred with Presi­ dent Cuolidgc nt the White Houso today on Muscle Shoals. Tho Michigan senator said he got tho impression during the interview thut the clef executive was not committed to any definito plan.Senator Couzens said ho told the President thnt if the leasing pro­ visions wrere stricken out of the Underwood bill he would fuvor the measure as it would provide for the operation of Muscle Shoals by n government corporation. Ho doclnro<l he wns opposed to the Norris govetament "operntion bill because he objected to its power provision. WASHINGTON, ”jan. 1.— The public health service has invoke*] a rigid health inspection program applicable to ships reaching any American port from New Orleans, San Pedro or Oakland, as a precau­ tion against the spread of bubonic c discovered among rats ch has been discovered in thoso three cities. The health service also issued definite instructions to port au­ thorities in the three cities numed to see thnt ships take all precau­ tions to see that rats are kept from boarding the ships. These steps are believed by henlth service au­ thorities to be sufficient to pre­ vent spread of the infection. They minimize the danger provided the instruHions nro observed. It is emphasized also thnt the outbreaks thus far hnve been among rodents nlono and have not developed any human cases of plague. Officials explained thnt tho in­ spection, which places vessels out of San Frnnciscofl because of tho Oaklund infection, San Pedro and New Orleans in a status similar to that of foreign ships arriving in America, is to determine whether the quarantine regulations applied nt tho ports on Dec. 22 have been carried :arried out satisfactorily, satisfactorily. If tlu a ha ias,’ ‘been done they added, vesseus will fill be past ed without further detention, unless sickness aboard is detected. Thu quarantine inspection of veascis from the three American ports probably will bo continued for sev. several months. This is part of a campaign uguinst recrudescence of world rut pitlague now. being observed. New Pastor Makes First Appearance Wednesday Night NeYv Year Is Greeted In Sanford By Variety Of Welcoming Celebrations Woman Confesses Money )Vas Purl of Loo! /Taken From New Orleans Bank Severn! Days Ago By Her'Husband Admits Knowleue of Several Holdups But Denies Thnt She Accompanied Husband -ev — !•<». ttjjf i* Herrick’s Note Serves ToReassureOfficiaLs Husband Was Killed That FranceW lltNot By Mobile Officers Disclaim Obligation Senate Leaders Want Believe Plague Came To Submit Two Plains m Northern Africa 'your opinion about Ifuture and about her the development of and business relations Id over and especially it" larks Naw Era While Rest tJf Country Willi Army Officer, After Survey [Mellon replied that in* Be Wrapped In Blanket of 1 In Europe Says AmericnnH of the Dawea plan Snow Florida Will Enjoy Should Outship European bw era in German ecIdeal Weather, Report Says political relations, Hampered by Restrictiona he first effects of the he said, “haB been WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.—Snow WASHINGTON, Jnn. 1.—A be­ of a new mental ntti- or rain with generally lower tem­ lief that air transportation cun ho Jtlook on the part of perature is the weather bureau’s established under suitable condi­ if Germany and of all prediction for the Washington tions In the United States os an new spirit of unity and forecast district to usher in the important additional channel of re for peaceful and New Year. Florida, with n pre­ commerce was expressed today in a justments is apparent diction of “generally fair Thurs­ report to the War Department by are thinking in terms day” is the only exception and the Lieut. John P. Von Zandt of the [Mon rather than con* forecast for that state included army air service after a first-hand . German people them- im'i'I rains and cooler weather for investigation in Europe. ctual burden of repara- f,r»wy. Kentucky, Tennessee, nnd In the course of his visit, which so great or bo dis- tho East Gulf and South Atlantic wns undertaken in the interest of ‘few Orleans Uses Guards • states nro scheduled for a drop in „itlty unthe American government, Lieut. NEW, ORLEANS, Jnn.—The | they have _ r...........ored. Al­ d a T o T l O ^ 1" ^ on tto l,ccond| Van w n d t ttaveled faore thmi pumic health service has main­ ain sense of relief and ay of 1J_5. qooo miles by air over the Euro­ tained n rat guard on the docks of the old time industSnow was forcast for Virginia, pcan continent and gathered from here for the last .three weeks fol­ and thrift are prevnd- North Carolina. Tennessee. Ken­ many sources detailed information lowing the discovery of six bubon­ nuntry, nnd there exists tucky nnd the District of Colum­ on the subject of commercial avia­ ic plague infected rots. Trnps for tion. io air of confidence that bia. Rain jyos scheduled hnve been set and many rats are North Carolina costal points and itions can bo met and Tho report pictured tho old caught dnily for examination. y restored to its pro­ South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, world as cries-crossod with regu­ Very few positive eases Imvo been Mississippi and the extreme north­ rial greatness. larly established routes, over which found recently. All ships reach­ west portion of Florida. this year 50,000 passengers have Illation No Menace, ing this port are required to plnee Washinerton and surrounding been transported 4,800,000 miles on no fear that a rehabtin fonders on tho ropo that runs Germany will be a territory wns already covered with journeys covering points from Fin­ from the ships to the warfs and several inches of snow as 1924 land to Africa and from England the trade nnd industry gave way to 1925, in this way rnts hnve found it to tho Bosphorus. ountrics. If Germany difficult to .go from shin to land, nancial assistance is en- The weather bureau report Wed­ Comparing conditions for com­ or from wurf to boats. Incoming ncreaso her saiga sho nesday night stated that Btorm mercial aviation in Europe and ships are also inspected. .Tho vise increase her iiur- wurnings remain displayed from the United States, Lieut. Von pluguo infected rodents ure believ­ Cape Hatteras to Eastport, Me. Zandt pointed out that tho nntions Pur economic activities ed to huve reached here fro m Tho disturbance that was off ucross the Atlantic are faced with progress in Europe afparts of northern A fr ic a . matcrial way conditions the Louisanu const Thursday has fundamental political difficulties in untry. The old fallnc- moved east-northeastward to thd developing air linos. Commercial California (lunrantincs Waterfront there nearly alwuys in­ OAKLAND, Culif., Jun. l . that ono community south Atlantic states attended by aviation volves flights over several coun­ er only at the expense general rains in Tennessee nnd tries. The United States, on the The entire western waterfront here Is under quarantine ns a result of or can reach its hlgh- the Gulf and South Atlantic Htates hand, is probably better suit­ the discovery of a small number pment when, another is and rains nnd snows in portions other ed politically to the establishment of ruts infected with bubonic >longer finds lodgement of the middle Atlantic states. The of self-supporting nir lines than tls of the well informed.” fur western disturbance has mov­ any other country in the world, by Victorian Government plague. Ship inspection is rigid ed southeastward to Texus and it according to the hculth authorit­ Horuh declared the has caused snows in the plains I rea*‘m °f its geographical extent. should be regarded ns stutes, the middle Missouri Valley freedom from custom restrictions, To Abolish Taxes Soon ies!.. ep” in the settlement of and Rockey Mountain and South­ common national interests, and ho­ MELBOURNE, Austruliu, Jnn. 1. Spotless Horses Will ttions problem. ern Plateau regions. Still anoth­ mogeneous business methods. Id be fatal in my judge- er disturbance is approaching tho Records of European commercial —Sixty thousand persons will nssume that this is all North Pacific const and it is at­ air services indicate, the report cease to be taxpayers if the bud- DrawCarriagreOfPope ci got of the first Victorian Labor gov 1be done,” he continued, tended by rains in the North Pa­ continued, thut financial matter nicrchundice and freight of ulJ4.ernment is carried through. Tho BUDAPEST, Jnn. 1.—Tho stud sato amount which Ger- cific states. kinds mny often be transported by government practically proposes to of Count Esterhazy, one of tho pay ought to be fixed air with greater safety than by the take the burden of taxation from wealthiest noblemen in Hungury, Ison. No plan can ever usual channels of boat or rail. Tho the smnll wagft earner, nnd transfer has ben singled out to supply tho until the final ainsurance rates, for all risks in­ it to the big salary men. This has six snow-white, spotless horses that |adjusted. cluding theft on articles such as formed two camps of opinion. Tho nre to druw the coach in which are Time Needed. dresses, furs, jewelry, fragile goods workers believe thnt millennium is Pone Pius XI is to ride during tho Irmore, I do not think light machinery, between London appreciably nearer; others belicic Holy Year celebration at Rome in Is plan gives Germuny 1925. nnd Paris or Amsterdam are sev­ nothing of the sort. tima and I am positiveThe program calls for increas­ eral times less by nir than by boat An Italian commission visited ull that any system which Rev. Thomas J. Armstrong, new and rail. Much gold bar and silver ing income tux deductions to $1,000 the leading studs of Hungary re­ banking, transportation pastor of the Sanford Congrega­ are shipped across the English with un extra $500 for tho wife cently in order to select the horses system which pluces tho tional Church, arrived yesterday channel by nir, one plane alono of a taxpayer, nnd the allowance desired by the Pope. There were [transportation and slcul and conducted his for children to be increased front plenty of beautiful specimens to be service in having carried $2,000,000 worth. the German people un­ tho form of prayer first In Europe, Lieut. Van Zandt $150 to $250. Concessions for wives found, even horses that nt first meeting at the control can only last church Wednesday night. Rev. found that governments show great nnd children would be limited to sight seemed white. But in each kited id length of time, $40, case some dark speck wns discov­ is succeeding the Rev. interest in commercial neronnutics taxpayers with incomes below T ’ ered on them. Count E.derhazy’i there should be a gen- Armstrong DeWitt Brower whor temporarily and contribute] liberally to its sup­ 000. >mic conference in which has been in charge of the local port. The British government hns Present indications nre that La­ stud was the only ono that had tomic problems, upon tho church following the departure of created nn air monopoly nnd voted bor wll carry the proposal. absolutely snow-white horses. f which depends the re- Rev. Paul C. Burhans. a subsidy. of $5,000,000, . . . covering _ Europe, might be adjustRev. Armstrong hns been in the ‘ ,for th« next permanent basis.” service of the Congregational In Holland an advance without in­ commerce department since he graduated from terest amounting to $500,000 has ■Goldsmith, chief of the Church Yale University in 1913. Shortly been made, while France this year Division, said that fu­ after his graduation he accepted voted a subsidy of 41,422,000 francs nctional trade depended u pastorate in Virginia, remaining for its commercial services. In addition, considerable indi­ Ititution “of the psycho- there for three yeurs. He then Virtually every device capabio with horns, roaring motors, fire­ f“nce for that of war.” accepted n call to the First Con­ rect government support is offered of muking noiie was pressed into works, shouts und the popping of economic stabilisation in gregational Church of Key West, to promote the growth ol commer­ Year making hideous the first few corks. Dance music was on the uir Ire already noticeable in thinking it only for a year but re­ cial acronuutics by the establish­ nnd at more than one pluce peo­ flow of credits and com- maining in Key West for eight ment of large uirports at which a veritable bedlam greeted the New ple wriggled their welcome with r said, but world trndc years. IIo curae to Sanford from government erected hangars ar.d service in Sunford last night and the^ accompaniment of jazz music. other facilities ure runted to oper­ minutes of its life. Whistles yowl­ Qr’ 80 per cent of its 1913 Key W est Employees of the bunks, the post ating comnunies for nominal sums. firearms popped or roured, ac­ office,und some of tho stores re­ That he is certain to be satisfied The principul investors in na­ ed, cording to the calibre of the piece at his new post was the opinion tional air lines in Germany, Hol­ while human throats contributed garded the udvcr.t more grntefully than wus their wont for this day Thursday morning by land, England and France ate the idSendsExperts expressed portion to the flood of sound. only a part of u day of labor, at Rev. Armstrong. He declared that lending industrial, shipping and their The New Year, however, was not the most, confronted them on the |c Whales’ Lives his welcome hero had been most bunking uud forwarding organiza­ everywhere greeted with such pa­ morrow. cordiul and that everything pos­ tions. These Interests are con­ gan demonrtrutions. In some of __ _ u „k, u. There were some ,„U thoughtful , Jan. I.— Four sible has been done to insure his vinced, the American investigator the churches little groups of wor-1countenuncesus thT New* Ycarapcomfort. He complimented the »i a government expediwar told, that nir transportation is shippers welcomed th^ new yeur proached. Some, perhaps, were Pacific, to study people of Sanford upon the beauty destined to fill un important role with song and prayer. thinking of another yeur, of “wha» *.» °* .^hules and to pre- of the city and declared his be­ in the economic life of the con­ Had a visitor front Mars parked ; might have been.” Others, having lief that the new year held great ’Xtorminiitjon of the spectinent. his conveyance in front of the San- 1 the faith that is summed up in the ls now threatened uw- things in store for Sanford. lord Chamber of Commerce and phrase, “when iny ship comes in,” r ‘r ,n“ls°riminate slnughRov. Armstrong will deliver his Detroit wife snvs he heats her fared fourth ............. .. on ’" ~ tour of inves-, waxed more and more cheerful as i.ow on their way to the formal New Year message to the every day in the year. Well, she tigation he would have found a va- the midnight came in. The uni­ members of his congregation at It, e u V >f .Soulh Georgia $n bnctland, and will form the regular sermon Sunday morn­ can bo glnd 1J-5 has only 365 days., riety of activity wide enough for versnl appeal of a new leaf to n ! . . unX ^ostB- _ ! write upon touched everyone und nn.8 a th® marine ing. A sermon by Rev. Armstrong People without buttons on their | Groups of ceIebrc«ors wnndered mourners for the old year und un­ J Gther members will fol- will be preached in the Saturday clothes nmy be amuned to learn a j about the street or drove uutonio- I patient waiters for the new aiiko pi next year. issue of Thu Sunfprd Herald. laundry burned in Pittsburgh. biiec, expressing their exuberance 1united in a roqr of welcome. f ■ _____ Bjg Sum In it Several" president’^ ments detailing' acmevemehts dur­ ing 1924 or describing the pros­ pects for ;1925.li: , ; V ,) y1 Governmental activities will be suspended tomorrow. The various developments closed .tonight, the senate recessed yesterday and the house quit work after a.short ses­ sion Wednesday, all to Tesume business Friday. •>__ _ ■ v • — George II. Dorn will be inaugurat­ ed governor of Utah, Jnn. 2. He is the second Democrat and second non-Mormnn. chief executive this Republican and Mormon stronghold ever hns had. ONEKILLED,liVE INJURED ASTRAIN STRIKES BIG BUS Accident Occurs Near Miami When Hollywood I’assenKer Machine Is Hit nt Crossing; Mayors Sister-in-Law Killed MIAMI. Flu., Jnn. 1.—One wo­ man wus killed nnd five persons were injured Wednesday night whon a Hollywood Land nnd Wa­ ter Company puisenger 1ms was struck by a Florida Enst Coast pas­ senger trnin about 7 o’clock nt the Hollywood crossing, 19 miles north of Miami, according to word reach­ ing here. The five injured were reported in a serious condition. They arc in n Fort l.:.\:i|erda!o hospital. The bus wns badly wrecked. The dead: Mrs. E. E. Welland, 5.1, Ft. Igiudoriiuie. Injured: Luwrenco J. Wagner, 101 Northeust 19th street, Miunii. Mrs. Anna Zeltz of Indianapolis, Ind.; G. W. Starks, address un­ known, unconscious; Mrs. Moll, Winter visitor, Hollywood Hotel, Hollywood, Fin.; Mr. Coleman, St. Janies Dark, Flu. The driver of the bus stopped just west of the railroad trucks to discharge pnsscngerH, according to witnesses, and tile bus was nil liut over the tracks when tho trnin sideswiped the vehicle, carrying it about 40 feet down the right of way. Those injured were in the rear of the bus, which wns filled to capacity. Tho engineer on *.ho freight trnin put on his brakes as soon an the bus was struck, but the weight of tho trnin carried it somo distunce throwing the bus along the trncks. Pnssing motoriuts were stopped nnd they took the injured to Ft. Lauderdale. Mrs. Weilnnd died beforo reaching the hospital. G. W. Starks wns reported late Wednesday night to be still uncon­ scious and his condition critical. Mrs, Wciland was suid not to have been severely injured ami it wns believed she died from shock. The bus driver, uccnrding to one of the uninjured passenger:!, disap­ peared from the scene of the acci­ dent. Ho had not been located late Wednesday night. His identity has not been established. A coroner’s inquest will he called in Broward county, in which the accident occurred. Mrs. Weiland, was n Bister of Mrs. W. J. Reed, wife of the mayor of Ft. Lauderdule. Frisco May Extend Its BoundaryToSanMateo SAN FRANCISCO, Jun. 1.—Son Francisco's population will be in­ creased by about 50,000 if nlnns under wuy for consolidation oi San .Mateo county with the city go through. It is San Francisco’s first attempt at annexation. With its onk-studded rolling foot hills that merge into the Coast Rungc, (nn .Mateo is ono of the show places of California. Thous­ ands of San Francisco business men and workers live tn the suburban towns of Burlingame, Hillsboro, San Mateo and Menlo Park. The cities across tho hay, Oak­ land, Berkeley und Alameda, to­ gether with the San Mateo #ommunities, combine to give Sun Francisco and its environs a populuton climated ut 1,500,000. GROWERS MAY RUN BAKERY BERLIN. Jan. 1.—The farmers of Gcrmnny are agitating tho erec­ tion in Berlin of a gigantic bak­ ery, to be under their control and free from the manipulations of middlemen. Their purpose Is to market their wheat in the form of bread, direct to consumers iu the city. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Jan. 1.— Nellie Wright, 17-year-old wife of Willium E. Wright of Des Moines IoWa, alleged bandit, who was kil­ led I by police officers at Mobile TuAdny. morning, was tnken Into custody nt the local tcrniinnl sta­ tion this afternoon by police detectiycH who had been notified by New' Orleans to be on the look­ out ror her. Mrs. Wright, whon tnken to po­ lice headquarters along with her tuipk nnd other personal effects, wus found to have in her posses­ sion $12,545 in curerncy, which she told police wus part of tho loot taken from the Frenchman street branch of the Marine Bank of New Orl«nns in a daring holdup a few days ago. Among other things found in the trunk was a sawed off shotgun. Although reiuctunt at first to nnswer questions nt police head­ quarters, Mrs. Wright gradually became communirntive. Sho ad­ mitted having been on the trnin yesterday morning ut Mobilu when her husband was killed, but said she wns not in the snme cur nt the time the shooting occurcd. How­ ever, she denied hnving been with him nt the time of the bank hold­ up in New Orleans. Sho gave their New Orleuns address ns llfl South Hcrbigney street. Upon henning of her husband’s death while in the station at Mobile, ac­ cording to her statement, sho de­ cided it best to remain upon the snmo train nnd enme directly to Jacksonville, arriving here late Tuesday night. She frankly admitted knowledge of his various holdups and stated thnt sho knew prior to her wed­ ding, which was on Dec. 5, thut he had served time in the Iowa state prison nnd also had escaped from the Kansas prison. Between sobs, nt tho mention of his name, sho affirmed a ilyep love for her dead husband, (he said she did not wish to return to her home in Des Moines and wuuld not do so tinloss compelled by tho authorit­ ies. William E. Wright, 28 years old was killed yesterday morning at the Louisvillo and Nashville sta­ tion at Mobile by police officers. Having been suspected of being a bandit while on the train from New Orleans, Mobile police were requested to be on hand nt the station when tho trnin arrived. Arrival 2 English Bankers Mystery Tension at Capital Is Greatly RelievtoVBy Arrival of Message WASHINGTON, Jan. {*•— The question of war debts al­ ready enveloped in a rieiue fog of conjecture and n diplo­ matic roUeence, two English­ men, officials of the Bonk of England, have added a new first class mystery to the pic­ ture by appearing unheralded, in New York, accompanied 'by a flock of vuri-colored rumors. The visitors are Montague Nor­ man, governor of the bank aiul Sir Norman Gnrrctt Anderson, ono of tho directors. Important aa they arc in financial lifo in Lon­ don, they succeeded in cloning tho Atlantic without a hint of their de­ parture appearing in English news­ papers ami now have appeared on the horizon, |of Dfllcial Washington as a factor whoso importance cun only be surmised. The State department Wednesdtiy disclaimed nny previous knowl­ edge of the visit: tho Treasury fol­ lowed suit, nnd tne British embnrsy insisted that its first information enme from Wednesday’s newspa­ pers. Reports that the debt situa­ tion would be discussed during the presence of tho two distinguished British financial authorities in tho United States were met everywhere in Washington with declarations of complete ignorance. But there was no official who sought to dismiss entirely tho pos­ sibility that Mr. Norman und Sir Garrett might in the course of their travels find theincclves in confer­ ence with Secretary Hughes, Secre­ tary Mellon or even President CoolIjlgc. Finnpclrrn of their standing would have iritres at tho White Hoqso should they desire it, add they wuuld h<* listened to with great attention if they came on n mlnsion from the government at Loudon. WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 ^ - Tho Washington Government, was in possession Wednesday night of of­ ficial information transmitted by Ambassador Herrick in Paris after his conversations with Premier Herriot nml M. Clcmentel, French Finance Minister, which nbviousl< removed much of the uncertain! * that has characterized discussions of tho Frnnco-Americmi war d. ’’L Ambassador Herrick’s repor* eased tension In quarters where debt inleie. t predominated, Inn. from nona of the udministrutirn officials was any word forthcoming With « crowd estimated nt 5,000 concerning the contents of the Par­ in attondnnee, tho new Cheney- is cables nor would Stato Depart­ Dixie T.igliway was opened Wed- ment officers admit even the receipt r e ja y noon with appropriate of 'uch reports. Inquiries th'ire i remonies at the center of the [ wrie wot with fiat statement> that ................ .. the St. Johnsi a..... ^ b ie tt of Mr Herrick’s ranew bridge ............ .spanning Rlver and connecting Orange n n d |P'''t, ," rtt "no that couM l ® Brevard counties. nnu commented upon. . Following the ceremony those | in attendance motored nbout 9 tel to\\mhn ’sndor Hnrrlek In ihfrh for *11 Whnrbw ,l|iv*.r ^ | the French minister recognlxcd tho for a barbecue spread by th e ! obligation of his government to Chumbors of Commerce of Cocoa tho United States nnd declared nnd...Titusville. So...................... dense was the . ...... his intention to honor the uebt. traffic at tunes, it is said, that, wire received by administration some of the automobiles were be- lenders with no little ratir.factu i:. tug driven in Columns of two. j The statement that Ambassador The ceremonies were conducted j Herrick had transmitted M. Clemfrom a truck in the center of the cntel’s remarks to Secretary bridge. Dr. C. A. Vincent. Win- Hughes, however, produced only a ter Park, delivered the invocation;! reiteration of the Department tloMujor C. A. Drown, road engineer c*M Ion “n*»t to comment." Officials who took occasion ta told of tho problems of construc­ tion; M. B. Smith, Titusville, spoke talk at length on the Frer.<-h debt for tho Drevurd County Commis- fiue,Hon nt the time of thu.p'.iblision, ami others of note uppear- f*Von f r«nce of M. Clementel’u ed before the crowds. Little Miss l,n,ancc sheet, which omitted refLois Elizabeth Ellerbc broke a ! ''.rt‘ncL‘ to T ney 0?’ed th* UnPed bottle of grape juice on tho brige; £Latc ’ rc“laIned silent Wednesday ns a completing touch to tho cere- T£?ro ,wu,,1. no worU forthcoming monies. 1either to disprove receipt of such information from Mr. Herrick or An appreciable delegation from to admit the arrival hero of the Sanford, led by Mnyor Forrest Ambassador’s dispatches. Iaiko and tho county commission, of tho same attitude mark­ were present for the opening cere­ ed Much the action of officials hero re­ monies. Delegations from ns far specting reports of the arrival in away ns Sarasota, Leesburg and New York Inst night of Montagu Tampa ure suid to havo attended Collett Norman, governor of tho thus giving to the majority to the Dank of England, and Sir Allen counties of the southern and west­ Garrett Anderson, a director of ern parts of the stato the major- the came institution. At all im­ ority. portant offices ip the Treasury and State Departments, and even at xhs Dritish embassy, it wns said m< re­ Gold Prizes Offered ly thnt nothing was known regard­ ing the mission of tho distinguish­ For Gasparilla Floats ed flnucicrs to this country. *-------------------------r TAMPA, Jan. 1.—Five hundred PIONEER RESIDENT DIES. dollars in gold as prizes for the most beautiful floats in the Gas­ WEST PALM BEACH, J a r t . parilla parade here Feb. 9 are —Deuth has claimed C. E. Metstimulating interest that promises chant. another one of West Pnlri a parade surpassing any yet stag- Dench’s pioneer residents. IIo «d, officials in cna charge of arrange- cunte to lu rw nua su Florida 40 years am . ruwi^ dec,a.r**1J f l™t. p.rl*°, *»! mMassachusetts and located in ^ th'J i *7L f° Urth! the Lakc Worth section 14 yearn $50 and threo $25 each. Tho pa-(ago buying a plot on which ho plot on mdu will follow the annual invas- lived until his death Mr MerMy"n°,f c> nt * * " on lhi* *<cUoa develop Mystic Krowe of Gasperilla head- from tt .lease tropical jun*le to its ed id by Don Thompson as the pirate, advanced atate. He is survived by chief. - - - J two 30U4 and Iwo daughters, ye New Cheney-Dixie Highway Opened Wednesday N o o n m �Rappy N< rHOUGHT FOR TODAY YEAR GREETINGS:— 1 bless thee, and keep tie Lord maka thee,, and iua unto thee. The Lord, Is countenance upon thee, thee peace. Nujnbers 6: W YEAR’S COVENANT rilt walk, O Father, by my Writo.it 192 5 . And there is luck in odd'nundbero! NInateen-twenty-fivc, in short is to be your luckiest year. You might just as well get ready to smile a lot. The auguries say that never in Sanford’s rosiest dreams could there have been a forecast of the prosperity that 1925 is to write in her people’s record books[ Yesterday, in paying merited respects to the goodness of 1924, The Herald spoke of the fine, new team-work, that,is becoming'more and more noticeable in Sanford. - This.Vpull ing together” is to be eveh'mbr$ hoticeabIe iti ,thO year'1that is dawning today. And it is to brirtg sorrie; fin?, ftfcnlfeYCments. It is to make Sanford grow in a marvelous degree. And every helping hand without knowing it will be carry good fortune to h is own personal interests. * ' ! ‘" i i ■i » But The Herald did not intend to prophecy much con­ cerning the good things that wilt come with the advancing days of 1925. They are coming—and coming strong. And the “Happy New Year” wish, which is the main thought in this message today, seems an especially appropriate phrase to use to the good people of Sanford and Seminole county. So, here is Happy New Year to you, a year beginning with happy hopes and growing more happy every day ns these hopes, and better hopes “come true' Nearly Two Million “Honors During the year that cloned December 15, the Camp Fire i cUtnbing pathway of the Girls of America won 575,(500 home-craft honors. They cooked and served at least two Sunday dinners while their »r nd mist, through forest mothers rested; they eared for a baby at least an average of om, on radiant height, an hour a day for a month, and they made four kinds of bis­ tot fear I cuits; > $ , .i It is altogether certain that the Camp Fire Girls won can harm me but myself y ghosts the honors <11,1 hundreds of other homo-tasks that are not h in faith's dawn What mentioned. A Camp Fire Girl is usually a mighty nice per­ mat’do tnd Death? He Is but son to have in a home, any way, and blessed indeed is tije household who hns such a lassie, doing her level best to live rkiepeT to Life, wt fear! up to the creed of the Camp Fire organization. In addition to the honors granted for the Sunday dinner­ cooking, the caring for the baby, and the making of the bis­ e true myself that thought of cuits, there were 488,346 health honors bestowed upon the no in flesh, ide perfect; trua to man, country’s Camp Fire Girls. The girls slept in the open, or with wide-open windows, they practiced many other goodThee. cep me lost I prove false health rules. And the knowledge they gained and the habits one to alii they acquired must have brought benefits to the other mem­ to true! bers of their homes. There were 98,000 honors bestowed for campcraft. There >e brave— were 209,999 honors bestowed for community service—cit­ on a battlefield where izenship honors they were called, because the girls did work nustc makes man’s courthat “speaks well” for good and dependable citizens. There est tple living of my daily were 155,000 Camp Fire girls who either saved ten per cent [• ' of their allowance, or earned money for ten successive weeks o bravet in the year. Altogether the Camp Fire Girls of America were awarded 1,986,300 honors during the year. And every “honor” stood for the achievement of some service. c wise, Vs pupil, Earth’* my Some day America’s Camp Fire Girls are to contribute oolroom, Babe Bhall be my teachera, some wonderful things to America’s home-making. The uah’s aong wholesome, happy-hearted, efficient girl who wins honors , of atar my mood. Yon frbm her Camp Fire guardians has a fine chance to grow r, rose, brook, my brooka, into the wholesome, happy-hearted, efficient woman-hood ic wise! that gives to tho world the best home-makers—the’ best wives and mothers. As Brijliane THE BUSY MAN’S NEWSPAPER SM Planes ■ Month. The U. a A. Joke. Flying Ships for Troops. Appeal to Coeaty Editors. BY ARTHUR BBUBtANI Canada Is msldnji'ni. fn earonl ns Italy. Y o f M ai oni. it’s spaghetti's big hi —r — . The first me;*! disco totan wee copper, which wmeu is ajM llrat discovered bv a boy vhal candy. , *'* tO e p y ila h t 1PM> THE JAPANESE have internal troubles and may need for home use some of the flying machines that Japan is manufacturing, a t the rate of five hundred climes every month. The Japanese Prince Agent, on There were no mulUpIicatig bics in anciept Egypt, so w«< know how,they double the pri turkeys. . Be careful whin removing tight shoes in a movie. You forgot to put them on before • f i * > P o sao i“ A Hawaiian proverb nayjj world was made out of a *gd yet sometimes it could hav* 1 made of a lemon. The zebra Is the AfrSfnrnrj bar of the hone family. Tbs] rlcsn member of the dominoc I iiy has dots instead, of J stripes. 4 THE SPOKESMAN for the MikJih announces that Japan’s re­ lations with all treaty powers, In­ cluding this county, were never more friendly. We are nil glad of that. We have for Japan only tha most sincere feelings of kindness and admiration. ' An Amsterdam -botonist found pearls in cocoanwU^nk, whnt you can do If,youlR r enough. Department of Agrfcuitui imported a blue poppy from so it no longer has any res be blue. AT THE nnmo time it is Inter­ esting, and not amusing to con­ sider these facts: Japan builds 500 airplanes each month, keeping seventeen factories busy night nnd day. According to our Brigadier General Willltpi Mitchell, n sound authority on air service, this Gov­ ernment owns, in nil, oqly 700 nir: Parent Eskimos never p j 'their children, perhaps just bed being an Eskimo ia puniihd fenough. 1 Diamonds give a disarm odor when reduced to poifet, nkver reduce your diamond to pi fuTh7in» mnrhhMU.T/ ,Tore, “"re Japan f,Eh,in,r rt bui,J- ns mnnyTh' rerv iceable planes as we havu alto gether. AND WE have in America only 450 pilots that could be used far air battles, in time of war. Japhn, England, France have thousands. And the postal bill, just passed, would permit tho post office to turn over tho air mail to private carriers, to be exploited on a basis of profit making, rather than of nntional preparation for defense. However, even if the hill doen authorize that, it is not likely that the President woifld pejrnit it, and it’d certain that even our extreme­ ly dull public opinion, would forbid it. Cocon wan first 'introduced England only 400 years ago, well bet the two were glad meet. DO HIGH WAGES PAY? The answer to the query, “ Do :12 nn increase of almost 100 per High Wages Pay?’’ Bhould have cent. It has not been so mnny years been furnished long ugo by the prosperity of the Ford Motor Com­ since Justice Louis Brnndeis drew pany. Not an inconsiderable ele­ the fire of rnilroad executives by so ment of the American population, branding their management wasteful as to cause the nation a however, refused to rrgnrd tho evi­ MEANWHILE, THIS nation ia dence of this company’s experience loss of a million dollars u day. If tho Joke of the world, ns regards ns conclusive. They preferred to this criticism was well-founded then, it has apparently been over­ preparation for modern war, And come. Only yesterday thu Amer­ look upon Mr. Ford ns quixotic nnd if wnr should come, with hun­ dreds of foreign planes battering attributed his company’s success ican Railway Association announc­ that the month of October set down our cities ami poisoning the to some rtrange stur of genius to ed record for the amount of ruilrond inhabitants, there would be trou­ which the average business man ntraffic handled in the history of tho ble fur those responsible. could not utldrd to hitch his wag­ company. "The expeditious man­ on. ner in which it was hnndled saved THE RICH that fight taxes ami Later, ns Mr. Ford's business got the shippers of tho country millions yell for economy fear one thing, thu attention of feuture writers of dollars through prompt delivery even moro than loss of their dol­ und ns his policies do re explained of commodities to market” said the lars, und that is talk of revolution ia detail by I)r. S. S. Marquis, no­ statement ;"nnd the now fecord Just one thing could bring ted divine, former welfare worker was made possible by prompt load­ bloody revolution nnd uprising i^ in the plant, the economic basis of ing nnd unloading of freight cars, i«» otrong. this country. And that would be Mr. Ford's position became more by speeding up cur movements and ire muaclc makers; teats understood. He paid by increasing tho load carried per shameful in war, with hor­ generally rio powers, higiy wages because they paid him. train.” HE WHO IMITATES what is evil always goes beyond the rible loss defeat of life and property, due tineas well won brings example that is set; on the contrary, he who imitates what Are the rnilrouds undergoing a Looking behind the bare scientific to lack of preparation. m, to this viewpoint? Their nnalysis of this unparullcd record, it, coward weakness naps is good always falls short.—Guicciardini, The very rich men and corpora­ conversion position in the security market in­ tions that control this nation, die* dicates strength and kills, that efforts to lower rail­ it is evident that it could not have c atrongl road wages to history. Coin­ been established without u high de-i IIE IS UNGRATEFUL who denies that ho hns received shouli f bear *tilat °in rnind^and'not cident with belong the most nffluent con­ greo of efficiency on the part of | a kindness which has been bestowed upon him; be is ungrate- push economy too far. ? dition the railroads have known for the ruilrnud workers. And it is , ful Who conceals it; he is ungrateful who makes no return Shameful defeat and mnny kili- yenrs hns been published n tnhlo not safe to assume that this expert>c culm, i worry never stirred a for it; most ungrateful of all is he who forgets it.—Seneca. ed hurled the Czar und put Lenin of rclntixe tho ncsitt .....in wages. In 1919 inu ness mi on mu the jou job nan has been improved in bin place, I-«t high financo re- average pay of a railroud worker by contentment the worker derives f, • iqjne deop then In a sea momher that. was $80.1 G. This year it is $1,019.1 from adequate pay? trust, THE SEVEREST PUNISHMENT a man cun receive who It is, however, the business of my care-freed soul shall has injured another is to have committed the injury; and American* generally to see that in quietness. country is t adequately pre­ no man is more severely punished than he who is subject to this ie calm! pared for attack. AN EDITOR TOLD THE TRUTH the whip of his own repentance. DAYTONA JOURNAL It is the common people’s busincss to stop Eureopean interfer­ THE FUTURE IS a world limited by ourselves; in it we ence in our affairs, cheating our Editors do upon ruru occasions here Tuesday, The doctor gnvo it e Just. little of myself, of men, discover only what concerns us and, sometimes, by chance, idiotic public officials into destroy­ tell the truth. When they do they nut ns heart failure. Whiskey ing out battluflhipi’t then scheming Edmil I interpret harshly? what interests those whom we love the most.—Musterlinck. to killed him. become unpopular. Only u short get us into tho World Court, d where this country would be auto­ time ago tho editor of a paper in “Married—Miss Silvia Rhodes as in the seat of God? matically out-voted, ten to one. i Indiana grew tired of being called and Janies Collins last Saturday] w, O soul! (’EASE TO INQUIRE what the future Ims in store, ami Write to your e just! .,!.>"Kr™ “n; l u and announced that he would at the Baptist parsonage, by the j to take as a gift whatever the day brings forth.—Horace. and your two Senators, urging bride in is *a» very ,i IS j Rev. V Gordon. The • "V mniv tell the truth In the future ami his them to support President Cool---------------- o---------------- next issue contained the following: i" nl,,mry K' \ { \v,m ,*?t8n’t. knownl* idgo earnestly in his determina­ K i any more about cooking than ie kind. tion to give this country an ade­ ohn Guile, our grocery-mer­ jnekrubbit und never helped her uul beast, to friend and quate air force. chant in town, made a trip to Bee- mother three days in her life. She A PLEASANT MEMORY air 1IU viile on Monday'. of joy! O churl, to tiiuku Is not u beauty by' uny means und WAYCKOSS JOURNAL HERALD THE BRITISH, creators of the "John Coile, our grocery-mer­ has a gait like a duck. The groom ■uught sad! superdread nan gilt, rulers of the chant is doing poor business. Ills is an up to date loafer. Hu has born then leave a cruwlAs w« look over tho 1924 one velopment of the city in which the sen for generations, are not neg­ store is dirty and musty. How been living otf the old folks ut truil of woe! lecting their air fleet. They have can he expect to do much? home all of his life und, not worth o kind! , of the most pleasant of memories paper was located. organized flying service separate "Dave Conkey died at Ids homo shucks. It will be u hard life.” Wo have rioted further now they ami apart a from is that the newspaper profession Army ami Navy h >* been a true friend to civic have supported those movements control unhampered by precedent ie glud! iihins for the public good with and old fashioned ideas. ,he whole of life. Bitter i" gross. As day in tipd day out and Brigadier General Isird Thom­ during the year wo have scanned editorial comment. EATING AND EYES Yet further wo have seen how son, formerly nir minister for runt thyme arc good, Ser- i hi pages pf our exchanges we THE MIAMI HERALD huve found them steadily battling many of these movements have Great Britain, is here now, and it and dove been initiated by- tho papers. The could give Washington useful in­ lest. Let me drink life's for civic improvements. A London physlciun says thut does taste ns well, they will re­ papers have been u lender in formation. [i, not sip its foam We have noted bow they have overeating in youth is the cause form their lustc so that the best <o glad! given liberally of their news space thought and abtion. HE ANNOUNCES that Britain of a great deal of the defective feed will be palatable. It should to public movements, to reports of It is nn appreciated gift from meetings of public organizations 192-1 this memory of tho worth of is building airships big enough to eye-sight that prevails ut present. be natural to like food that fits to nit plans proposed for thu de­ tho profession to wihch wo belong. carry bodies of troops, replacing Diet, he says, is nn important fac­ the bodily needs, and it is among >« Love; tho old, slow floating troop ships. merely, but love's very These ships, each with five million tor in determining the efficiency aboriginal people. cubic feet gas capacity, will make of the eyes, and the purer the food Civilization has brought about a ;s it life to do while othprate ,,ur. I’J’cnnndoah or Los Angeles.consumed, the more normnl will the deterioration in the enpnety to en-! HUMOR AND ADVERTISING look like a tughout compared with' and grows Christlike THE PROVIDENCE NEWS a battleship. j various tissues become. Over-cat joy food. Modern cookery has j uth the Cross of Man! ing and umiereuting disturb the trended so strongly to the use o f ' be Love! 1viSon. while adulteration of food rich flavors, am; spicy condiments1 Modern advertising is one of the sionally exchange the solemn zeal hv°tNha yi , " thewill «l,her by hvis„n U productive cause of defective that the simpler foods Reem taste- j wonders of the age. It has attain­ of tlic evangelist fur thu light and private owners. Ihey carry1 • ed proportions undreamed of gen­ uiry touch of thu humorbt, more troons and heavier than air flying! less. This wos not the case orig- i S ' . ,, ic great; erations ugo. It is one of the most goods would he sold became more ny lltlleneas, nor in the potent fuctors in twentieth cen­ interest would be created in them. machines us well. Very conveni-' . Ilu‘ theory Mem* reasonable, in inally. i*nt for soniiiru: fightinj’ airplanes 1VICTj ^ , lL* f«^t_that diet has a The manner in which food h S uth tury commerce. Yet it is sadly Studying the advertisement* in the r<l" r 'lth. p rm M V “!* cooked Is responsible for a good 3 jut in my work and spirit. lacking in one respect. There is daily newspapers and magazines, With their pilots and bombs o n | continent. * *unc on*' , " kether ,t Must no humor in it. It is too solemn, one is struck with their lugubrious long trips to another _____ ItfTectii the eyes more than it does deal of overeating. It unduly slim- 1S fume doffs not its cap? ulutt-s tho appetite, and the person too matter-of-fact, too conscien­ toiie. THE u,iVTight Bccm influence, who is eating never knows when 3 c Me, O Godl tiously descriptive, too heavily de­ ...... SHIPS will bo put to Workt?‘h ^ nut,c^it 0^must have some Tile most impossible character!! be great. he has enough. If children were 13 clarative. , / ’sfrom i ryEngland p''“N " T to India pa!* it maytotranspire that are on exhibition. One never sees seugers ami-1 and aUcntlon tht. wi„ a,,<>proper «w»y permitted only the kind of simple,11 Permit a little prediction: In the these people except in advertising other distant parts of tho Empire.jwith tMUch uf tht. neccisity f„r the plainly cooked food which is best near future some clever man or illustrations, und the things they I—dust? ll. wai,1 ,n wearing of glasses. Certain it s for them they would not overeat. woman is coming forward with u suy one never hears among ordtmi- peace und iW be ready for war when thut it would bring better health In No baby which is given the light id if! And yet there is no smile or iuugii in advertising and i> IMOpt#. food can be forced to eat more than general. Tin re is no use, of course, to it comes. it will "get across." THE EDITORS of country it should. It is only when wo grow . Ail's mine if 1 wiU take Sometimes it would ueem that a look among editoriul writers for weekly There has been a great deal more newspapers art* the most attention given of lute years to this a little older that we begin to i If. smile is the very Inst thing n the this humor; tho humor of tho I can do ail, bo ail, attain world thut an udvertiser wants to “colyumlsts" is utrocious, so they influentialL*« men, in the mutter»*of.u«.u. food Experiments have stuff* , .j United . u«>»« » Christ! States. Each ono can Influence at I , hown thut Botm, fornmto popunru ruled out; the parogruphers The capacity of tho stonuch is provoke. -with God! A past generation used to enjoy likewise ore hopeless. In the ad­ u “s‘ t tWol,*r food* uru without much value, | rather limited, if that capacity is I the jokes of Muri.ha!l Wildur, thu vertising writers themselves wc Senator, more ‘ban half a dozen ian<l that some which ore held in not exceeded, but the capacty £ ! celebrated hunchback comedian. hu\c the potcMitial smiles und the so-called bb; editors could in- iganto contempt are rich in essential quite adequate for all physicnl fluence them. 1food elements. Housewives huve needs. This important organ will, Ik, O Father, daily by my Wilder once said hu hud a hard human touch, Two thousand of thcHO editors , been trying to work out muthodr hold comfortably all the food th u t' struggle with some person-: in Ills Give us u laugh, get away from ie e climbing pathway of the uudience. "They' assume an atti- the stolidly informative stuff, Mr. publish this article, sending it in- 0f making the leas attractive foods the holy needs or cun advanta- j »r; tude. something like this,” declared j Advertiser. We Ca not pretend to to millions of farm houses und more attractive, and have to some gcoosty use. If people would con-1 I shall clasp hands with Wilder: “ ‘Now go ahead r,nd mak - tell you how to do it, hut we only village homes. They should take extent succeeded. It is reasonable 1fine their eating to the real capac­ ve and Bower uie laugh; I dare you to make me j wish you wuutd do it. There is a this question uf air defense in to suppose thut if people in gener­ ity of the stomach they would have in'l not fear! laugh.’ ” i a big field Jn America for the od- hand, and put it through, as they al will just persist in eating food not only fewer ailment.-* of the eves, pul through the parcels post. Ir an advertisement rciM o-.**a- verthi-nudit wtlh u smile.' thrt is good for them, but which but of nil tho organa of the laid/. Henry Hutlam Tweedy. K * Your Bank Account I.OUISVII.I.E POST W e invite new accounts from .corporations and business firms, also personal checking accounts • of men and women. Y o u w ill find here th e 3pirit o f accom m odation, w ith m o d e m m ethods o f progressive banking. ... ) Call and see us at any regard to opening an account. FIRST NATIONAL BANK ONLY ONE LOT LEFT Park Avenue $1400 Easy Terms E. F. LANE REALTOR "TV First National Hank Iluilding. ’IIONE 95. BOOMS 501-71 Saleslady—Miss Ruba Williams Father, Mother and All the Children Are Members of our Christmas Savings Clu j Just a few pennies, nickles, dimes or more deposited weekly insures one ;t very merry nnd bountelous Yulctide. Wp arL‘ organizing our Club now und 4 will be pleased to have you uud all the | family become members. It s easy to join. The first deposit makes you a member. Any further information you desire will lie cheerfully given. SEMINOL County Bank 1^£> Interest Raid on Savings �m MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society Editor. 148 PERSONALS. Icn d r farret iterby Will i ' at the \M r. and Mrs. John C ; Martin of Mrs. J. C. Pope and MU* Roam Tan)pa are guest* of the Valdez Lee are visiting friends In Jack* qonvillc. Hot rfl# Mias Kjtty Du Btfso was operated Elder are ea tom from upon for, appendicitis a t the Her- a visit in Palmetto Friday. natd-Lawton' Hospital Wednesday evening. Mf- nnd Mrs. Warren R. Smith and little daughterjpntffcl 'Wednes­ Tom Stout of DeLand was via- day from New *HMcrr 'th ’- ttitke lends in Sanford Wednea- Sanford their winte^hofte. .* ijtfTfrh Clu1 iUal New fare RecepSanford 1man’s Club o'dc |Cottea will idee Club. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Turner and Frida] Miss .Virginia Green who has Mr. and Mrs. G, I. Loucks formed a will enterbeen the lovely guest of Miss Lilly congenial party motoring over"to o’clock. Chib will enter- Ruth Spencer returns Friday to Jittend tho opening of* (ba Bithio her^oma in Jacksonville, VChtb. bridge. J1 entertain Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCas Club. Mrs. N. C. Beckett and small Un and little daughter, Virginia, daughter Mildred, of Windcrtnojre who have been visiting Mr. and are visiting Mrs. Beckett’s parents, 110 o’clock. Mrs. J. H. McCaslin and Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Walker, Sr. Mrs. H. H. McCaslin for the past noth Mrs. W. D. Cobb, Mrs. E. H, Fin­ nual wee; of the San- few days returned to their home in its mom- Jacksonville Wednesday. "Dr. a CIS ney. Rev. H. T. Twigis and William i held Thura- Caslin is the pastor of tho Riverside Cobb of Brooksvllle were the guests jht 8 o’clock Presbyterian Church of Jackson -Iof Mrs. Cobb’s sister, Mrs. E. V. vlHe. house. I Booth. Gent Miss Margaret Legge NewYear’sEveDinner Bride W. C. Erickson Enjoyed At Seminole Mrs. Thrasher Hostefis {tapped by restriction*, were ntzde To Fortnightly Cljft by Sit. R- Burton Chidwick. pzr- tfimenUry secretary to the Board Mrs. D. L. Thrasher delightfully of Trad*, in a recent address. Aft-, inpnaslzlng that ba was speakBed t|ie entirely on hit own m p n n ii. It her home on and not in any wpflr- repreeaday afternoon, i roouio wore Beautiful an abundance o; °f ** ' T ; tahla cover ^ '" I feel that the time has ccnae „ Mr*,' George when we must know more about for holding* high the whole adroinictration of our ful. refreshments trade union*. We mu*t know why courses were served follow! it is that » good workman, if he chooses, caqnot work as bard, as he & dikes, produce aS much as he can; thereby earning for himself * high­ k swe f ulat, Mrs. W. J. Thigpen, Mr*. Hj er wage, and by his greater out­ B. Lewis, Mrs. D. P. Druhimond, put cheapen the cost of the arti­ Mra. Frank Miller and Mrs. R. A. cles he Is producing and so ena Newman. ble the trader to compete in the world’s markets. “Wo must know what share of New Year's Eve Ball responsibility liea with the adminIs Brilliant Success istration of this -huge’ combine bit of labor when, in the Drat six months The Ladles Auxiliary of the of this year, we lose 7,500,000 days rican Legion .was hostess Wed- in strikes. S&y1evenlng at a New Year’s “Wo must know whether it is in ;yo dance do Evo at the Arny>ry. The the interest of the community thnt hall was beautifully decorated with trade unionism has become a great an abundanco of Christmas greens, political organisation, and whether ferns and palms ir is for * their “ ................. good* that membera During the intermission delic­ are compelled to contributo to tho ious refreshments were served, political funds, whether they agree To tho splendid music furnished or not with the political doctrino by the Dole Troy Orchestra the of their union.” old y™r was danced out .and tho New Year danced in. •> Thoro were about 200 attending. Sale of War Goods > I* ^ L ? . SES 'A, Jaw l.—Tho cornmeeting at dub heh An interesting wedding of Now A jolly dinner party of Wcd-t sy afternoon, auso Years Evo was that of Miss Mar- nesday evening wh^h preceded the regylnr rct Leggo and William Carl the dance nt the Arfndry was giv­ a watch iclcson which took place in the en at tho Sominolc Cafe. .Covers er which will Altamonte Spripgg Bhptlst Church in tho presence of llub house on members of tho families and a few wero laid for Miss Maude Lake, at Miss Nancy Miller of Washington, Couple Marries Here ■v m close friends. Vn^ Miss Olivo Newman. Miss IT, Mcl from Tampa, The bride was lovely in a suit of Rosalind Williamsan of Gaines­ Miss Gcrminu Boatwright fit ImemberJ* a visitor of ta n ' with accessories to match. ville, John Meisch, Robert Dod­ Winter Park nnd Warren L. Bur­ After tho wedding Mr.’ and Mrs. son, Walter * Connelly and Sam kett of Altamonte Springs were Morris and Erickson left in their car. They Flcishcr. Quirk, married Wednesday afternoon In tngstreo m. New Yorki will return in about two weeks and the presence of a few friends nt of tho dub; make their futuro home in San­ William Anderson of Orlando the Methodist parsonage in San­ mem go who U 80- ford. toy spent Wednesday in Sanford. ford, tho Rev. T. J. Nixon officiat­ In Gem was also a ing. ‘ and came ns n the etta iber. "toer the Florida fhe sccrry had two letLongwood wero imittcd by MU* ___ L_ arris id Miss Julia LONGWOOD, Jnn. L—Longvho recoil tho first and wood spent a quiet but very plenairizea ofpid by tho club, nnt Christmas. The holidays were Inning r reads as folGAINESVILLE, Jan. 1.—Nothlorlda i had several ing will give grentor returns for TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jan. 1.— ushered in by an entertainment lags but 0 present one the investment thnn tho pecan, G. W, Wilkinson of Jacksonville given by tho Lyman School. Pro­ m 18011 1 that year the nor requiro as little attention has finally succeeded, after many fessor Dougina assisted by the legislate vdopted a joint when planted around ’ the house; ycarr, in satisfying a desire to get faculty gave a pleasant hour of )n provi r that tl>c de- yard or barn, according to the op­ automobile license tag No. 1. That entertainment. . of thflag should be inion of specialists in tree culture. Professor Dougins spoke of tho number has awarded him for 1025 cood that can and no doubt will urth as to ns long and Why not therefore, they ask, plant and will he uttnehed, according to result from tho Pnrent-Tenchera tho cent the field be a few trees when* they will re- records; in the license tag depart­ Association just organized. he seal i tho state; it’s celvo plenty of plant food from ment here, to a rather nnciont typo li» b io third .tho the waste of tho barn lots and of car sometimes The school will resume its work facetiously re­ thp d itn ground chicken houses? on Jan. <lth, 1025. ferred to ns "lizzie.” hitb wiled bars which Tho teachers are spending the trees cannot bo planted Tho request of Mr. Wilkinson is holidays idth onghth the length in Pecan ut their homes in tho nenr orchard arrangement, forgothut one of the numbers that como flag ai tending from tci) for eight or ten yearn, and Sanford nnd will attend tho Teach­ Itrner to1 LM” 4crtNf> to then'rctnHtM ttr ' for bountiful; to., the' comptrol^r each year usk- ers Institute at De.vtona. 'ihi» that certain numbers be sot ter rim e »eal, , ,. crops of utits each year thereaf­ arldo for a particular person. Ho W. S. Entzminger spout’ the tie sen! tirn a view of ter , it is advised. A pecan orch­ will lie able to keep No. 1 for only week on n hunting expedition, the in’s rays, ht and in a ard requires as careful cultivation* a year, though, ns Dr. C. S. Smith tally shows a dozen turkeys, four a cocoa| tri a steam fertilization, spraying, etc., ns any cF Pen ucola already has paid for deer nnd no count was rendered of }n the wa ;jnn^ Indian fruit or nut crop. it for tiie year 1D2C. fish nnd small game. Mrs. Entscatter! owers in the zndngcr and family spent the holi­ One of the most persistent con­ Select a well-drained snndymind. Th rd s-“ht God loum soil, underlaid with a good tests of recent yenrs was made days with rclntivcs ut Plant City list,” npp in the inner porous clay subsoil, for the pecan, for this tag for 1025. H. B. Lon- nnd other points. tho cent if possible, is tho advice of G. II. festy of Tampa wanted it so badly Rev. Lewis Entzminger conduct­ Ida’s seal adopted by Blackmon, pecan culturist of the that be made an effort to havo it ed aurvlces nt the First Bnotint intitutinnalmvcntion of Florida Experiment Station. The as: imicd to the Florida Children's Church, on Sunday.' Rev. J. S. hich nctio|is ratified by pecan, however, will thrive on a organization Inter auction it off to Abercrombie filled in for Rev. T. ntion. , variety of soils, and is sometimes the highest bidder. The comptrol­ J. Noland, at Ebcncxer. Capt. No­ would not agree to this method lan apent the week with his moth­ ----- — -jigstreet and seen in a thrifty, productive condi­ ler of disposing or the number, how- er in Georgin. tion on soils not generally adapted New Yorio dow** hero winter are making to it, it is added. Soil that has ever. four guests registered nt The much despised number thoEighty me nt thqmbrae place. been standing in water, rock or a Orange nnd Black for Christ­ thirteen also is one that is much ind Mrs. 1 of Dnytona hard pan q.ear tho surfaco should sought after, despite the supposed mas dinner, this w«3 the record Mrs. Pear irber of An- not be set to pecans . crowd to dnte. This nut, us with other fruit ‘‘hoodoo’ that it carries. There are Ic. Mr. anils. E. H. KilMta and Mrs. II. A. Irish, of those, however, wno evidently do k dinner w^Ir. and Mrs. and nuts, does not come true to not share in the belief that this tag Buckfiuld, Me., are registered nt seed; it must be budded or graf­ WHbee. carries ill-luck, for Earl Reed of the Orango and Black for the ind Mrs. Wicks, Mr. ted to get the kind desired, There­ boko Worth, to whom it was as­ winter. fore, secure trees from the near­ H. Culver|hri(ige took signed for 1!)25, already has in his Mr. and Mrs. J. P.' Smith of as dinner h Mr. and est reliable nursery, nnd do not application for it nguin in 1026. Georgin were guests of J. S. Ab­ try to get tho lnrgest nut they (ulpepper. Seven-eleven, another combina­ ercrombie, Christmas Day at the Culver ijth snent Sat- have. Look around and Investi­ tion that holds allurements for Orange and Black. gate the varieties that are suc­ n Sanford hcr sister, those fumiliur with tho behavior of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall have anil Mrs. y Durkson ceeding in the given locality un­ certain little cubes thnt uro used taken a cottage in Longwnod and der consideration, and make your Mr. ami arry Dash, for purposes of nmusement in some arc at homo to their many friends. ndo; Mr, Ira. Garris selections accordingly, it is sug­ social circles, apparently— Everyone is boosting tho Com­ ily* Mr. u Thomas gested. munity Fair to be held Jan. 14 and Set tho trees carefully with mily enjoy, Christmas 15, 1925. tho roots in their natural posi­ More Than A Million at the ho Mr. and tion, using only the top sdil, Attention is called to everyone omns Cigars Made Per Day interested, that Miss E* A. Dun­ Helen Mori attending making firm with the feet, and the soil abar is in charge of the Ladies De­ chers meet! Daytona thoroughly saturating ..........wnter. ....... ........... TAMPA, Jan. 1.—The average partment of the Fair. round tho roots with Plant Sec her ek. the trees a M e a it G O feet apart.) “«tP»t of cigars hero during about anything pertaining to this George Gugi spending Cultivate during March, April I,1,024 amounted to more than a mll- department. ek in Orl, with her and part- of May; then plant1'*0" ^“nd u ‘tuwrtcr, accord n gto stuer Mrs. Mill Those who were nt home Christ­ vclvot beans and turn under , the -lsGcs made public. Although the und Mra. I bd daugh- last of September. Put soil in year’s output will not rcuch the ians Eve wero entertained by tho Chiacgo, ndihg the condition nnd plant oats to be number manufactured last your, Carol Singers. The singers were at the hold -120,744,408 had been made during members of the younger social set Cunningham Mr. nnd plowed under about March 1. Re­ the first eleven months. During a of this towq, Altamonte and Mait­ rrank Sutton t a few pent this system every year. In similar period lust year the number land, nnd gave much pleasure to vith Mr. njd Ed Sut- spring and full plow just deep was 402,020,040. Uncle Sam col­ those communities by thcir«acenough to hide the material be­ lected $.'!,.TJ0.G18.27 ns revenue dur­ coniplished and refined rendering d daughter, of the Christmas songs. and Mrs. E r\trjcr nf ing turned under. Give tho pecan ing the last eleven months. ° l i a r with plenty of barnyard manure. pd Mrs. I. D. TARPON SPRINGS GREEKS English Women Adopt Stafford and d Mrs. ImprovementsCosting LeFila of Paln ich and TARPON SPRINGS', Jan. I. — New Gambling Craze ed Le Fils ofl echo bee $3,000,000 to Be Made The Greek colony here will hold its annual Cross Day ceiebrution on [Christmas witr«.r nnr. LONDON, Jnn. 1.—Betting and r. nnd Mrs. R.Vils. TAMPA, Jan. 1.—Hillsborough Jan. G. This is the only celebra­ gambling are increasing enormous­ Johnny Toole ^ av county will receive $G2J>2I.52 tion of its kind in America, und will ly among the women of England erry to Loko.4top-*n,| from the county tax nssessor. tax take place on a beautifully decorat­ nnd the "spirits of gnmbling seems Jiiday and viskrjcnd3 collector, and clerk of the circuit ed burge in the eentcr of Spring to be in the very blood of our peo­ court as a result of tho state su­ Rnyou, n bowl-shaped body of wa­ ple,” J. C. Meggitt of Harry, de­ fn.l Mrs. W. I,. erman preme court’s decision declaring ter surrounded by a natural nufphi- clared ut a recent conference here |l 'home, Friday a trip constitutional state luwr. fixing sal­ t heat re that nccommodutv.s thous­ on “Sweepstakes, Betting nnd aries of county fee officers. The ands of persons. ,,Ou Jan. 7 th; Gambling,” promoted by, the Young f'ierco yisiting ves. sponge fisher,non wjil put on an , nj* Mrs. Churljhjij’pa, law fixes maximum salaries of exhibition of dccn-wn sponge div­ People’s Department ot tho Con­ $G,000 for these officers except in Mrs. p. T. W aif ]L\ ing in tho vicinity of light gregational Union of England and uiijeo were on counties having mpre than 100,000 house in the Gulf. Free b6at trios Wales. population where the maximum is Tuesday, Mr. Meggitt said tho newspa­ have been urrunged for those wisnplaced ut $7,500. The county set­ I,1."' jaculi.i ofjuota, tled with llilb borough officers on ing to witness the exhibitions, it is pers are largely responsible for * orr business the growth of gambling because Ma Wages r,pojtmiay n 50 per cent basis covering the stated. they foster it ns a commercial pro­ last two years. Under an agree­ bessie and J Jeigposition to increaso their sales. POULTRY EXPERT ENGAGED ment excess collections on this ba­ Supporting this contention, anoth­ sis in the tax collectors totalled [carmun of Sa $22,780..'10; tax assessor’s office GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 1. —Nor­ er speaker said he had found in mg business hel $2I,0IJ.PJ. and clerk of circuit man ft. Mchrhof, holding a degree ten weekly papers he had exam­ of bachelor of science from the Ag> ined at random 21 gambling com­ court $14,700.10. nd Mm. H, ||. riculturul College of New Jersey petitions, offering nearly $1UO,UOO 1 from a, trip to graduate work in in prizes. ORLANDO VOTES ON BONDS and who did — , nd Mra i? , o LJ ORLANDO, Jan. 1.—Freeholders North Carolina, has been engaged ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1 — V1f«* S chJac. o( Orlando will vote Wednesday U» poultry specialist of the Florida cu-inem hom.. 1 on n pyopo8Ilj t0 llomj th(. city Agricultural Extension Division. Construction work in all parts of school district for $300,000 to p ro - He came here from South Carolina this city Is being delayed because; NDO, t Jan. | _ vide more adequate school facili- 1where ho lmd much practical ex­ of a shortage of unskilled labor dreiLpf th , count ile*. Present school buildings al-|P®**enJ® uo " poultrymam Ho suc- combined with congested freight P*. «rcuii roc® > conditions, according to statements rcaily havo rouched the limit ofjceeds H. B. Lansden, resigned, winter, train ing by contractors. R. VV. Smith ore their capacity, it is stated, and unj _ ~ " ; ~~ the Oiundo Pair less immediato 'steps are taken to Seattle burglar stole only $i3 of the contractors, states that from * they are kept remedy the situation, conditions1nnd Sot caught, showing 13 was 400 to 500 negro workers could be die track. wiU be worse next scheol year. an unlucky number for him. absorbed by builders. B P lant Pecans For Gets Number One Investment Urges Auto License T a g State Tree Experts A fter Long Effort r eently mat for weeks and work is expected to befcin immediately at both ends of the causeway and rushed tco ear* ly, completion. !' MIAMI, J*n. L^Municipal dial already (.outlined -for for ns approved by th* city commisilonen involve; twt> new sanitat ry MWfr|d^$ricta representing a coat of: $400,000. In addition to there are doc* extensions and oth­ elopments for f which a bond er developments isaue of $1,500,0< will be* subvoters within th* next rolttcd to the .voter tWa months, and aewer, sidewalk and paving improvements in a like amtount not required to be voted on by the people. ¥ r ,i by France for the purpromoting educational, pose scientific and cultural relations betwen the two countries. The pact, signed in Prague and Pari*, be­ came efffetivaby a recent1exchange of Freach'and Ciechf univefs|t7 professor*, according to advlcsp mapping remote i ing with to* letter Ben EieUon, who a now i Field, Virginia. H e l______ diction on order* already tat by government aviators. ,t4 -**»**£• - will ex changed,' conferred; hod _ .inted^for studies paraded credits grp In Universities or other education­ al institutions of either country;* e Malays of Sumatra live unf* *matriarch*! ' — system,'with d the women controlling property and Hho of descent. Under this sys­ tem tho husbands have no proper ty rights whatsoever. r . i ij t •-* SUHMSt; iiiiiu n k iiiiiiiN U iiiiiin iiiiiiira ii. ::: iS Starts Scotch Mills GLASGOW, Jnn. 1.—The recent disposal through large shl shipments abroad of tho last of the huge sur­ plus war stocks of textiles is ex pcctcd to cause a great spurt of activity* among home hiills which for a'long time have been on re­ duced output because of tho pres­ ence in the market of the war stocks. * * Among the last nt the stocks 5 sold were 15,000,000 yards of flnn- :: ncl, 5,000,000 yards of suit linings, 4,000,000 yards of serges and tweeds, IJiOO.OOO yards of light cnnvns cloths am) tens of thous­ : : ■■ ands of men’s suitings. ■■ ■■ TO TRY RAVING Every day sees many winter tourists arriving in Sanfot( . r, But when they get here many of them experience gre£& difficulty in finding placfcs to live. Apartments and rooms are in great demand. If Sanford is to keep all the visiters who wish to spend the winter month tjere, the people must open their homes and assist in the housing problem. j: LAKELAND. Jan. L—With com­ pletion of paving called for m a contract just let by the city commbudon for five nnd n half miles, Lakeland will have morn thn.i six­ ty miles of paved streets. Olio hundred sixteen blacks of pnvlqg is called for ill the new contract, the lowest bid for which with $2fi8,75U. 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 Heralcl* Want ads are willing workers. :s :■ ■ ■5 ■■ « 1■■ PHONE 148 *a *5 ■ ■ News from dear old London. ■ S Oop is singing in Grand Opern. If we were a cop we would do iin iiiiiiiH iu iiiiiM H H U H iiiiiiiiiiiiiim iliiln iim riH H H M B H dangerous things like that. am m ilifaiilR iaiaiifilJ iiiiliilli^ ^ A RARE EVENT IN L I N G E R I E S E L L I N G These dainty silken garments, lacy and beribboned, are unusually inter­ esting values, at remarkably low prices, There are numerous styles in ted­ dies, downs, step-in sets, petticoats and costume slips. Crepe tie Chine atid Glove Silk Gowns, Tediliey, Bluomcrn ami Step-in Seta $1.95, $3.50 To $10.00 Kuyaer,. Luxrite, und Van-Rualte, make The Yowell Company V % �u btAKU t® 8# dm • BALTIMORE, Md., Jan. 1. —~ Declaring that "so-called cham­ pionships” .held under tho nuspicf* of the New York 8tate Athletiej commission have no official stand­ ing outside of that state ami that the winners arc looked on'elsewhere as merely “paper .champions,” LeHorsemen and Other trob© Cogswell, president of the iMembers Get Use to National Boxing association and Iher In Preparation For chairman of he Maryland State commission, Wednesday e In Which They Enter Athletic launched. an attack on the New rremendous Favorites; York commission, charging that body with dominating tho boxing DENA, Cal., Jan. 1.—No­ gamo and attempting to dictate ti­ te; outweighed, but with tle matches. Eddie (Cannon Ball) Martin of i with them as they have Brooklyn, who recently defeated . nearly every game this Abe Gotdctein, in a match for the a n ready for Stanford world’s bantamweight title, will not ity, whom they meet Thun* ho recognised as the 118 pound moon In a post-season !n- champion outside of New York >nnl football game, in the state, declared Cogswell, nor will the winner of the match this Frl m l here. It will be the day between Louis (Kid) Knpiin, le that the Notrto Da mo have exerted themselves in of Meriden, Conn., and Denny Kra­ a of Philadelphia, he ..recognized m climato such as has Pom - mer, os the featherweigTit champion. • , -i ' - ■ of those matches has hod r-four team members of the theNeither approval of the National Box­ lend institution, headed bv ing association, declared, nute Itockne, arrived Wed- adding that theCogswell results of them Late Wednesday they oIro would he ignored by the In­ rded into Rose Bowl where ternational Boxing Union of which nous galloping backficld the N. B. A. is the American mem­ hoes on the turf, the "four ber, n” were In flno .mettle and' !d down by warning words NEW YORK, Jan. 1.—George E. ■ckne.. 'ola Alto Athe athletes Brower, chairman or the New York ig 81 topped off their prac- State Athletic commission, Wed­ dnesday afternoon with nesday night characterized the a t­ tack against tho commission by Lnht scrimmages, toys aren't afraid of Notro trobe Cogswell, president of the eras the last mlnate word National Boxing association, ns a h Glen S. "Pop" Warner, "case of professional Jealousy." "When Dempsey fights n cham­ ord. pionship match," said Commission­ II make no predictions as er Brower, doesn't seek per­ lutcome of the .gamo," mission from"ho any governing body mute Rock no declared, “the to risk his title. not in shape; £he hot “Wo are not endeavoring to in­ a t Tucson has Rlowed the terfere with any other body gov­ wn. AH the talk about erning boxing. We are only di­ mount to nothing but talk boxing in this stato ns it Vo are mighty glad to bo recting should he directed nnd operating id we will play a hard independently of any other organ­ iten and untied through ization." Tho New York commission, de­ of the hardest schedules repeated invitations, hns re­ ed by a team, tho Gold and spite to ally itself with tho Na­ rgregation will meet a fused tional Boxing association, which oe, for it was the Cardinals represents the hexing authorities of ht the powerful Univcr- about a score of other states. ilifomla Bears to u 20-20 w weeks ago. itockne men nmnised dur1024 season a total of 258 icorcd against their oppo4. A • i :• ang Association Sports Becoming New York Body M o r e Prominent Yearly At Florida Wanta _ iilL GAINESVILLE, Jtui. V e n te r college sports at the tlniversity of Florida are. becoming, more prom­ inent each year becuase the phys­ ical directors are fast seeing the needs of more pastime of this na­ ture. Practically all kind of sports arc participated in at the various sea­ sons of the year, between the'class­ es, different colleges, fraternities, clubs and the like.- The winner of each series is given a page in the Seminole, the university annual, with n picture of the team. The different contests either im­ mediately precede or follow the varsity schedule of the sport that is predominating at that time. The schedule for intcrcollege contests is arranged by the Minor Sports Committee. Aside from these meano of phys­ ical training, the director of minor sports supervises classes in boxing, wrestling nnd other gym work, con­ tests being held at the end of the period of classes to determine the most efficient in the various classes. Medals are awarded the winners of different contests. By this method of physical cul turo the students of tho University of Florida are assured n steadily increasing physical standard rath­ er thnn a stationary or decreasing ntnndnrd, it is declared by the physical instructors. A challenge to all feminine pugi­ lists of the 105-pound class has been Issued by Miss Helen Brundige, 10 of Kansas City. She has nppenred in matches before several clubs. Anglin-Faversham Team Will Appear At DeLand Soon Acclaim That the Boh Morton Circus, whirl)', u.nder the auspices of the frlnm— OBrUTTIlifrll -Sanford Shrine' Club, will play So# to-morrow** paper for the wwwtr te ihl» oantoined tn the pun here during the week of Feb. 18. when the.annual Shrine circus, will be held, is souring heavily, is the z 3 indication of. advance notices re­ ceived in SanfoVal • The'eltewMe •* JO nt present playing to,record crowds t Pensacola and, l£ is said,* fa be fg ncclalmed as ope of the best 7/Aj I S attractions to have played there within recent mon . The show is essentially of thp truly ‘-circus" order1, abounditi with aerial and trapese daredevil 'it is said. This, however, does noi niako up the entire show by an means, for concessions to the uni versnl desire to laugh are made in tho form of excellent downing OUT’ and slapstick comedy. Following is an excerps from a Pensacola newspaper: The performance opened with revolving ladder and wire acts, and thfen went on and on for'two Just the mono you i lid hours, every act making a tho-Sutphur to, i itch skin, ggor hit with the audience than ing or broken the one before, until there seem­ing stops and h ing begins, ] ed to be n ; end. The Mangean a noted skin ep nlist. .This I Troupe with their sonsntional acro­ phur prepara tic made jnti batic tumbling nnd somersaiting pleasant cold ci n, gives sk| | novelty, Flying Franklin with his quick relief, evi o firey cc* sepsntiri2j firing act, the beauti­ that nothing hi ver been ft ful Luckey Sister, the "Butterfly to-take its jiiac< Girls” with thicr iron-jaw stunts, Because of it rerm-dcstre] the Five Terrible Terrys with properties, it q jly auWow their funny slapstick comedy, the itching, cools tlirritation Baldwin Trio, showing feats of heals the cezemlght up; le* strength nnd beauty in a combina­ a clear, smoothlin in plsrc VERTICAL. HORIZONTAL. tion iron-jaw and wirc-ropo act, ugly eruptions, |<h, pimples 27— shaped with 26—i m p e r 11- 2—sexists ■ 1—coinmi. clowna with their funny antics, roughness. a o instru­ 3— definite ar­ nent 6—small, sw iv ­ equilibrists tight nnd slack wire You do notto wait ment ticle (Fr.) eled wheel 28— c o n j unc­ Improvement. walkers, gymnastic of nil kinds guickly *hoi 28— to row 4— molten tion 10—ocean and tricks, horizons! bar. trapese You can gut a 1 jar of Kni 30— negative rock 11— melody 29— upon ring performers, and all of Mcntho-Sulphur ny drug sti haphazard31— c h a i n of and 12— heavy piece 31—method of 5— the other features gave surprises —Adv. rocks below 0 —a n c i e a t travel of wood water sur­ fortress 13— front of ao33— e a g I e of 7— vehicle o n face the sea army 32— ravine runners 15—holy wom­ 34— I n gredient 8— preposition35— e x e 1 am.v of soap an (abbr.) 9— for example tion of In­ 35— before 17—devoted quiry (abbr.) 37— woody 18— perform 36— N e w Eng­ 14—sum up plant 19— n o t e o f land si ate 38— P a r t o 16—beverage f scale (abbr.) 21— nimble body 20—created 39— name of a 41— alight puffs 22— giver 23— leave letter 26— impresses 42— sum of 24— inside 40— S o u them with typo money to—behold state (abbr.) ■*-. '#-*-*?* , □ H ,'f 3 « APPLYIULP1 H Willinm Faversham nnd Mar­ garet Anglin, co-starring in the Zoo Atkins comedy, “Foot-Loose," will nppear at the Athens Aheatre in DeLand, on Jan. 14. Almost continuously, through the tour thnt began in New York, tho pair, has been reccivipfp the plaudits of the critics for their Below Is the solution to puzzle work together. Each has a repu No B3 How to Solve It tation that is nationwide. Mr. Every number indicates the Fnvcrshnm numbering nmong his beginning of a word—if hori­ outstanding successes. "Tho Squnw zontal, crosswise, until tbs first Man." "The Faun" "The Hawk,” shaded stop to the rignt; If ver­ NEW YORK, Jan. 1.—One new and "Little Lord Fnuntleroy." tical, downwards until tho first □□□ nnnaaana uu titleholdcr emerged Wednesday while Miss Anglin scored heavily shaded stop below. Compare the v n n a n c ib L i a n a , synonyms In the appended lists from the contest for youthful ten­ in "The Womnn of Bronze,” "The □ a a a a u - a iju h h Grent Divide," "Green Stockings," to the spaces in the diagrams nis laurels while nnothcr champion and other veiiicles. □ □ □ Ta n a n n a . □ □ and fill in the words you know. u c c i B n x B n i a H Q inn wns dethroned in the indoor tourThe vehicle in which the pair is These will give you clues to the uaa.aau isaarr(LEY. Cal., Jan. 1*^—Footmore difficult words. When nument at the Seventh Regiment starred is a comedy drama of in­ s of the Son Francisco Bay completed the words should in­ . . . . ,,,< trigue which nfforijs each ample n o RgBr n ig H i ire looking forwurd eagerly ' MIAMI, 'Jan. 1'.—One of the Armory, terlock perfectly. for thulr individual Edward Jacobs, II years old, opportunity East-West game between unhiuu industries which will he O xm iH . IIS. P w VMUm ftmIMU I n talents. The tour is under the di­ vania and California, port of the Crafts Section of C’or- Baltimore lad nnd protege of Wil­ of Gorge C, Tyler nnd veather was gloomy Wed- ni Gables, a leading suburb of Mi­ liam T. Tiiden, the national chant- rection Hugh Ford. with a constant threat of ami. Is the production of raw silk, pion, captured the national hoys’! The players will he nt the De* •espite previous statement* *?u» directly from the cocoons in­ singles title by defeating Frank i game might be postponed to skeins. This industry has been Shields of Silver Reach, N. Y.,; I-and theatre for one day only, it is announced. This, it is said, will iturday if tho weather u brought to Coral Gables by Dr. 0-2. ii-4 in the finnl round of this lie the best opportunity for San­ mfavorablc, the contest will Thomas H. Do Pnmphllis, who has division of competition. Thursday whatever the ulo- devoted his entire life to tho study ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 1.—"Judge, hail issued orders for the law to The vanquished titleholdcr was ford Theatre goers to witness the cclde to do, it was nni'ounc- of ailk culture in Europe, in the Kenneth Appel of East Orange, team ns they will play no closer you can’t fine me.” become effective last Monday, the the city while on their tour of evening. An alleged violator of Atlanta’s earliest possible date after its pass N. J., and Merccrsburg Acndcmv, to Orient and in Americn. Florida. Bears rested Wednesday, now traffic laws, requirng nutnnioOne hundred nnd twenty acres who wns defendin'; the junior sin­ Indy Smith having decided two * -, bles to come to u full stop before ago by council. Exnminnton of the gles crowd he won last year. Ap- . and a half miles west of Coral ther work was not dosirable Vcl was put nut in the semi-finals Austrian S t l l n P l l t crossing n traffic boulevard, made original disclosed un amendment ung put his Quakers Gables, is being cultivated for mul­ l>y H. 1,. Johnson of Newton Aca­ n i l s 11 m i l O L U U U I I l l th[s assertion ns ho stood before providing for the law to become ef­ fective Jnn. 1 had been left off i u final secret practice. berry trees, which form the diet demy 8-P>, (1-1. the police recorder. the acting chjef’s copy. II were somewhat stiff from of the silk worms. ___ ____ . Forty other persons, most of Thursday Johnson will fight it _ in the silk-spinning plant in the there is no law on nns-cuAtincntul journey, D n n l r o i whom expected to be fined $26 each the"Gentlemen, for the junior title with Ilor- TJ«r U / n i r subject yet," the judge address* than 40,000 scuts already Crafts Center tho worms will be out M Jj V Y l i y V / i A J c lI ln o I f n r violating tho law, ami the reed the small crowd before him. ■on sold, according to the nurtured and will spin their co­ nco Orser, New York schoolboy. 1corilcr leaned forward. coons on bush twigs. Here the "Your cases arc dismissed." ment. "I don’t sec why I can’t" the VIENNA, Jan. 1.—The hosts of er team hns hecn defeated mulberry leaves are chemically court replied, smiling ns he recov­ cripples who for years nftor the son and California has not treated by a scientific process dis­ war molested the frequenters of ered from the surprising declara­ covered by Dr. De Pumphills, which tho bitter potion in five Vienna cafes nnd restaurants for tion. "We’ve fined about 250 oth­ is especially healthy for the worms ___________________ aims have of late diminished in ers since the law became effective ami productive of larger cocoons number. The majority of them Inst Monday." than those produced in China or "Well, if your honor will read contracted consumption from ex­ Italy, the lending silk countries. ious the original copy of the ordinance posure and have died. The spining of the silken threads LONDON, Jan. 1.—When men The places, however, of these ha will find the law hns not gone from the cocoons will lie accom­ die of iltni'HH it Is "not God’s will mendicants hnve been taken by into effect.’’ plished by special machines, which to take them," according to the hundreds from nmong the thous­ The recorder read the copy of can spin five or six skeins or four! Reverend Michael Bolton Furse, the law which had been given tho ands of hank-clerks who lost their *pounds _ i . of*• silk in per day. i- . 1Anglican %.... i • • (• ' •; ’.:•••• • ■ bishop of‘ St. Allmns jobs as a result of the failures ncling chief of police by tho city Addressing the St. Albans l)io of many little lianks and the re. clerk. No provision ns to when tho At least 10,000 pounds of raw LAHASSKE, Jan. 1.—Dr. silk will be produced in the Coral cesan Conference tho Bishop ask­ duction of the staffs of the remain­ law was to go into effect had boeif nmmerer of Vienna proha* Gabes plant during 1025, Dr. De ed: ‘‘If physical disease is God’s der. made. The acting chief raid ho II uppoar hero on Feb. 6, I’amphilis expects. Two hundred will and desire, why did Christ, The number of bunks in Vienna tho Education Society of additional mulberry trees who came to do His will, light began to increase with *he issue •>■>$❖ •>•>*•>❖ +****❖ ❖ *<• •>**•>•{«•}■* **+*❖ ****■(■•!•-fr********* irida State College for We­ thiiusand will he planted the farm dur­ against it and heal the sick? I of each successive loan during the *3**5**5*4**3*"t* •9*4* *$**■?* •$**t*•?•■*§**?* «$•yjt«|»•*».<**sj* *t» «i»a a #vaj*a ft u part of that orgnniza- ing the com ini; on cannot believe," he snld, "thnt it is year. World War and broke all records ♦ *+**•;• *■:**•> **-> ******44*4******+ 44*4+ 4***4* purpose of disseminating right to sny, when n human belr.g fono bank to every 10(10 inhabi­ iionnl ideals. I raid thnt. I should feel thnt T tants) for a country w'th only society was founded by stu- Red Cross To Build ‘it was God’s will to tuke him,* If 6.500,000 population when tile per­ M A Y THI S D A Y blasphemed." it tho State College in 11*11, iod of inflation wan at its height. Japanese Hospitals hadBishop Furse added that no med­ At this time many hundreds of dudes in its membership nil ical practitioner would claim to ;« who take courses in cduat colleges nnd universi­ THE FIRST OF WASHINGTON. Jim. 1.—The have healed or cured anyone of students __ were tnlkcdover ........... This number amounts now ties into abnndonmemorial hospitul to he construct­ it 600. It plans each year ed in Tnkio from the unused por­ disease. All that could be claimed 1jng thefr studies iind ncccpting 19 2 5 ig two speakers of renown tion of earthquake relief fund of was that medicine had helped na­ handsomely paid situations in tho ©% college who will address the American Red Cross will bn of ture to do her own work of heal­ dozens of banks cropping up every ing. week. n professional subjects. HE THE BEGINNING OF THE MOST PKOSreinforced concrete and will not As a Christian the bishop said Kantmerer, who has been exceed The financial slump of tho past threo stories. These featPEUOUS YEAR THAT YOU HAVE SPENT—IS , , , . . . ... . he helieved thnt “what the physiol- summer deprived these youths of d to come hero in February urea are ileslgiied to make the luilld .^ist call nature’s laws a Gor THE WISH OF OUR'FUIENDS :lured before Cambridge ing ns nearly earthquake proof i ogist calls nature's laws arc God's their positions with the result that they are now to be met in every dty nnd is now making a as possible. | laws; that disease and disorder in possible und impossible nook and i tour of America. Reports to Red *toss hendqunr- i the phyrleal sphere are n much corner seeking relief. Some ure Education Society each year ters in Washington ffsveul thut , ticcrstiiHt God's will ns lisense or learning to become chauffeurs or Lins to add professional the Japanerc will build a branch >disorder in the moral nnd spiritual ure conductors on street cars, while to tho departmental library hospital in l okoliamii. \\ urk on 1sphere.” n great many spend the day hawkis already added muny valu- the buildings will begin next spring | '______________, i • » ' nir note-books, pencils, calendars aluinca to the library of the Tlie Japanese | will spend $1,mont of education of the F. 500,000 of the unusued relief fund E s c a m b i a P a y s $ 3 1 ,1 4 5 1 nnd even iqatchos in cafes and restx • ix , taurants. All of them ure men of W. for the two buildings, reserving the i x f '1 year the society paid the remaining 81,500,000 us un endow­ A M i l e P a v i n g R o a d higher education but this avails — j. — | them naught. Four thousand of Tu representative to tho N'a- ment. PENSACOLA, Jnn. L—It has t.hl‘ni WPr« during the last Education Association concost Escambia county ^pnroxi- four months, and many more are ri and nave u modest scholar* Paris Wine Dealers mutely $31,145 per milu, including to lie discharged with the begini a worthy young woman in uli incidental expenses, to*.con­ ning of 1926. :hool of Education. In the Help Thirsty Visitors st ruet highways provided for un­ The government bus been peti it plans to send other d<dcto contribute funds towards nml to give other scholar- . PARIS, Jan. 1.—The people of der the two-niillhm dollar bund is- tinned the erection of sheds wherein these as opportunity offers. Paris, during the year ended Oct. : r s s s r . , - S t F 1, drank 10,1*00,OOD fewer liters of wine than they consumed in the mber Wants Proof provjour, months, but even so the - .■ r ,r r \ »'*»« !?, m s a . r s ' d f t ' j i n ' j t i'«rV / VL t U |,“' tnitint hns been that there is not the ghost of q Ownership of Car 11*21 figures provided u gallon n 18 fed vide, excep where con-, chHm-c for any of them to get new Moat cherished among the nsseta bestowed by the week for every man, woman ami m e curb and gutter has been; hlrths in banks. Business is at passing year is the uniy one money cannot buv— m Tag Applicants chilli In the city. And theio fig­ ' • ‘l w,th It. In which case* a tt standstill. Then the Austrian Your Good Will. width of 20 feet between curbs hns'iJlWs any man to work i.t ures do not include beer. t citizens of Sanford . , desir-1, Wine merchants, however, are hecn tiled. Most of the work pro- uny trade to which he has not be-n So it is that we moat sincerely extend our Beat ' Dike advantage of the offer not down-hearted. They h.ok to a V'ded for in the issue has been j apprenticed. This makes It in*posWishes for a moat Prosperous New Year. ■ ( hamber of ( ommcrcc tojcold winter tO Stipiulpto the de mnleted or is now under con- aiblo for these unfortunates to do 1 automobile license tugs 1 mund, nnd they ur© ready to sell tract, it is stated. anything but hawk goods or sweep | cither their identifkation champngne to the foreign visitor., the streets. But both of these oc­ ’or last year or u bill of sale I who are coming to I'uris in inAccording to an old Christmas cupations likewise are crammed 1 appeuring to have their up- creasing numbers. superstition, if a girl puts three full. ion blankn made out, was re-] ----- — ------ li'Hvca of holly under h>;r pillow, CLEANERS AND DYERS ui Tueslay morning iiy ofA Memphis (Tenn.) firetnun an giving to each the name of u pos­ A boxer who wns knocked over Such a lourse. will save swered o cull in pajamas. Luckily I sible that has 1th heud by a robber in Chicago 'Ibis; husband, the one IM OX III I’hor.v 560 . ;»0*» E. First St. le and emharn lament, to pros- it wa* a good file and not a fahuo turned in the morning will rove real wa given no chance to defend his r tag applicants, it in said, alarm. !crown iitr ciarn.vge destiry. S Baltimore Y o u t h 14 Wins Laurels In Tennis Tournament Coral Gables T o Have Silk F a r m Producing S o o n “Judge, You Can’t Fine Me” A tlanta Man Tells Court; Law Not In Effect Travel To Beggary; Viennese ;urer Appears State College Death From Illness Is Not The Will Of God, Briton Avers Sub-division Pro] ACREAGE Sanford Avei PROPERTY NOW SI Both sides this tract in lots sold within ten days will sell by a( than Vi price. Lots will brin^property divided. ~. i » t » Jji WILL BEAR STRICTE' INVESTIGATION’. W. V. Whe 110 E. SECOND ST. Pi MERIWETIlKIi I1UILDII Battery? Trouble Phone 17 Lloyd Shoe Store ..New Years Greetings.. SANFORD STEAM PRESSERY .v SANFORD BUICPOMPANY VOI.IE WILLIAM )c;i!cr. "Where Courtesy and Serrare Param ount* phone K 210-212 Magnolia Avenue- - —------------W hen better automobiles are buBuick w ill build �*J nail. Lae ■AD hTES sified Directory , llR N 'S CLOTHING "gffig RADFORD. Ed., y. Trice and , up. e d J y ite -4 3 i Theatre Sidg. PRINTING 1BW PRESS-PRINTING Y — SERVICE — PRICE, imercial St.. R. R._Ave. 28 ft RATLIFF, Printers ITice outfitter*. Phono 340. Avenue. REAL ESTATE ALDER ft J. C. ZURFLIBH itate Brokers—All kinds of rty listed and for sale. Of108 Second S t, Near Park i». Phone 282. SPURL1NG. sub-division ilist. Subdivision to Or, Florida, and F 1o r a its, Florida on'Dixie High- Advertising^ Help Wanted Automobiles __ _____________ L _ • ' Don’t take chances in cheap TAMPA MORt, , TRIBU N E^ cotton :mixture—Buy { the wellSend in youri t icription to the known guaranteed Alii Wool Scotch Tribune or hand' iC to" yoiir local Woolen :MiHq suits tailored to your dealer so you cani an -read Florida’* individual measure. 305 East 2nd test newspaper. One,-year Street. Only $25. I. 0 months $4.00, three mbnthi WANTE $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ookkeeper with sales ance policy add 76 cents to your ability to manage Ad manage office. Adorder,______________ _______ _ dress P. 0. Box 200, Grovel and, “DO YOU WANT to buy or sell Fla. anything?” If so advertise In WANTED—White girl to wait on the ‘‘Gninesvlil* Sun.” ___ table and help with dishes. Must WKST v m a tN tA —C lark sb u rg . Th* be bright nnd neat. Sanford Coun­ C larh ab u r* (Exponent. m orning try Club. Including Sunday, m orning Im u *. Real fistate Houses For Sale FOR SA LE-Four five room mu Year Make -Type bungalows lined throughout, just 1921 Chevrolet Touring HERE’S. THREE GOOll ONES off paved highway. Price $800.00 CMk lldone* ALL WOOL SUITS 1923 . Ford Pannell each for quick , sate. Must bo to measure, guaranteed 1922 Dodge Touring seen tn be appreciated. Can give to Tailored fit $25.00, Sanitary luad . 1924' Ford Fbrdor Sedan And next week U going to be too terms. A. H, Hawk, Glndcrville. cleaning and pressing. Scotch 1024 Dodge Ton truck lat*. Act Now. Wooten, Mill*. 306 East Second. 1D23 Dodge Coupe Street. Silk and Cotton Hold fc1924 Dodge Touring ■...........................SUBURBAN HOME Price Right—Terms Right. Sanford Building and Loan As­ Attention Of English L W. PHILLIPS’ BON. sociation Preferred Stocb can be Located just out side the city lim­ Sanford. Fla. cashed on 00 days notice, interest BLACKBURN. Eng. Jan. L— r its, on the road to the Country April 1st and October 1st Club. Nice new bungalow with The suggestion that artificial silk payable ' • _, Rooms For Rent modern conveniences—lights, own ■ill ever displace cottooi or even you can’t beat i t Buy eight per cent Preferred water system, telephone, etc., 2219 ,1 1 1 cant p ar word, m in im a * H a. of land, seven clenrod, orange lieconic a serious competitor is ob- Stock in thi Sanford Building and FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ acre? and place in good shape. <unl, according to T. Wilkinson* Loan Association, established 1908. WANTED DKVEIAJPRltS ATTKNTION—P an out meals. Reasonable rates. trees, Close to Country Club. Can be head of the Textile College, who ■arola is beginning th e great*-it da* Lincoln Hotel. Automatic T h e (tanvalopm ent In n in rld a 'a h lito ry : a bought on-terms. Price $5,50$.00. declared recently that “cotton U Scotch Woolen Mills adds Jew­ 4Nponalbl* w ill h alf m illion dollar highw ay to th* elry department—Guaranteed Jew­ FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, Home n^t played out yet." Ho added __*ll Insertion, girlf beach Juat flnlihad; a tw o that a combination of cotton and il**r, Pump ubcequent elry.—If not satisfied come back 10-room houso In country near m illion d o llar bridge aernaa RecamBUNGALOW Tli* ahoafd b« artificial silk, however, was a val­ bla Bay a ta rte d ; q u a rte r m illion and we give you a new one FREE. paved highway, good location, Ml* Of Ihoolghak d o lla r opera houae u n der co n stru c­ Solid gold and silver, all latest electric lights, good water, II. C. On Park Ave. 'Close In. Five uable idea and capable of enor­ tio n ; tw o m in im a b ein g spent on designs. 305 E. 2nd St. mous development. r COLEMAN rooms and Bath. Completely fur­ DuBose. hig h w ay ; g re a te s t chancs fo r live SIGN PAINTING „ A r ip r developer* to get In on ground WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ *----- .------------------------------------- nished. Side walks and Btrcct pav­ i>* thorSpeaking of tho British trade, 3rd and Oak SJRD SIGN SHOP—Right floor. W rit* D evelopm ent Depart* [fa m ilia r .1 u w i r a i n perty with us now. Your de­ FOR RENT—One furnished bed­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at Mr, Wilkinson said the progress ____ Phene 448 il d t u i o r ;es for signs of all kinds. m ant T he P en saco la Nawa.________ ■iv* you scription will go in new entaiogue made in the manufacture of arti­ F O T "SALE=We]T bred Rhoil* lr for room and garage, 816 Park $7,000.00. , And If R. N. NIPPER, AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Way now being made up. See the new Ave._____^ ficial silk fubrics on the ordinary ilat you la ■ ___ ird Avenue a t 1st Street Island roosters, laying pullets gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest manager CORNER LOT 10 m ak* w» at the now location. C. Lancashire loom was encouraging and _____ PHone 478-J.________ classified medium, rate cash .09c PoR RENT—One large bedroom sotting eggs. Mrs. Ellsworth. •A n m A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st nnd that mills were in tho course opposite bath, hot wntcr, also ; Located on unk Aye., close in. nt wi Phone 3303 Beardall Ave. P i HANGER—I. L. Talbott, charge. 10c per line, minimum Nhtionnl Bank Bldg.' io n h » i? i ____ inure. 1020 1020 Myrtle Mvrtln Ave, Ave Eastern exposure. In nice neigh- of construction with a view of pre­ .30c. • garage. or nnd paper hanger. ■*v* thalr tssre *M paring the new artificial silk-yarn. FOR SALE—Red Bliss Triumph borhood. Street Paving nnd TO' RENT—Furnished f poatol *do«*«i •* P (611 Orlando road. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA. — St. WANTED or Spaulding Rose Four Seed Influential manufacturing firms walks paid. Can be bought on B to 7 room house. Call 490-J, lh a ir d nuiuoar if FOR RENT—One furnished apart­ John* County Is reached through Cull after 8;00 A. M, to 5:00 P.M. ■lr* rail About ana very easy terms. Price $I^0i£0. are experimenting on a large seal*. Potatoes. Selected Maine stock. ment and two furnished bed­ Advertising the St. Augustine Evening Record. nut, or Phone 270. Mid Florida Produce Mad ha* a and n»*r* can't Quick results. Two cento per word. FOR SALE—Brunswick-BInko Bil­ rooms. 1000 Ouk Ave. f it. lent* you ual*** Ll I ABOUT Yolk County and Sample copy on reausst. Grooms, Not Brides liard table with nil equipment. FOR RENT — Furnished down- SEE OUR LARGE LISTING FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey cows. 'you! land, through the Star-Tele* TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily First Class condition. Andress it. BEFbRE BUYING/ iMVrp ka Shaky Says Pastor Call 100-J. atnirs bedroom, 410 Onk Ave. jp Rest advertising medium in I Tbo l i * . , Times, the great home daily, E. Hawkins, Orange City, Fla. I r raid lorida Published mornings. by im < rate I ’Ac per word, mlnlmuu, LONDON, Jan. 1.—There may FOR SALE—Home of the best Moatfao BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. Sti iegnim. Lakeland. Fla, black hammock celery and veg­ charge 26c cash with order. Write Real Estate be blushing brides, but they have etable land in Florida. Will sell '■ ■<■}> , 01 ^Xenla. Make your calcs for complete rate card. REALTORS Boy Babies Weaker no trembling hands when in the In 10-acrc tracts. Write Owner, iffio ia n t t igh the Xenia Gazette, PALM BEACH COUNTY—The FOR SALE—Twelve acres on Sanford*, Fla. church or vestry, says tho Rev. Box P., care Herald. Declare Biologist 202 First Street I-ukeland Stream; between two scene of stupendous developmentXe Ohio. Rich agricultural — Joseph Wnllett, unstor of a promi­ sqyun acres citrus, balance dis . Want ad and displby Read about it in the Palm Beach inkes; FOR SALE—Registered Airedale nent church in Southport. muck nnd semi-muck; not over­ CHICAGO, Jnn, 1.—Boy babies rat n request ___ ______ Post. Sample copy sent on re­ flowed.... easily irrigated; over Apnrtmont houso on First St. pups. Come and see them. J. have not the same chance of living "You know what somo authors quest V W. Corley. Cameron Ave. IngleCOl IJUS 1 Da.) I.KIIORH—Classthree acres orange groves and oth­ os girl babies, they are the weaker This is a bargain. write about the trembling bride,” ll ml* have the Inrgem clrcuin e s s TORY latl In Houthwealarn Georgia. ADVERTISING gets results if It er fruits; three room houso; screen sex, according to Prof. S. .1. Holme\ Ono five-room bungnlow, in good he says. "It is all Ir^ncomlw; ■ido Farm. reaches potential buyers. Pa- cd porch; partly furnished; two zoologist of the University of Cal­ condition. $500.00 puts you in this don’t yini believe it. Tho girls Hal c fS-word) lln*.______• SAUSAGE—All pork oak-smoked. latka Daily News is circulated in miles center town; half mile from ifornia, spunking here today be­ houso. 1within, eaay write Tn u bold, firm free hand. 40 cents per pound cash. Minimum TO ACH th* prosperous farman industrial and agricultural sec­ nsphuit road; $3000. Miss Annio fore the American Statistical As­ I of Sanford It is the man who lias the wind shipment 3 lbs. Satisfaction guar­ e ind fern grower* of Volusia tion. sociation. ___ Stnnsbrough', Avon Park, Fla. jRen needed. Five acre farm on hnrd road, up. The bride gets hold of the pen anteed.—Mrs. Enoch Sawyer, Tif"In the first year of life many now in crops. Cheap anw on easy iii one hand, gathers up her drap­ Sen any np*. cou advertise in the DeLand TO REACH BUYERS or seller* of more boa die thun girls, the pro- terms. tired. It is Dai 4ews, rate lc per word, cash Florida real estate advertise in Houses For Rent eries in the other, and nftcr sign­ t»n, Ga. wit rd f. __________ iurtion 'of buy deaths being greater tically . .the St. Petersburg Times. One cent ing tho register thmwH down the PLANTS FOR SALE—Mr*. M. I MAf2—Water vine, Morning Bea- cant a word daily, two cent* a word FOR -RENT—5-room bungalow. n the first month and giadualiy de­ Wu have houses to rent. Come pen ns much us to say "thnt’s V. Evans, residence, "Floral creasing through the rest of the in nnd see us.—Seminolu Realty that!" Tho poor man always makes Thousands of Maine peo- Sundays._________ ____________ Home." Luke Mary, Fla. Second Street between Holly Interestcd in Florida prop* THE MORNING JOURNAL is the and Cedar. Apply II. T. Pace, box year. Studies made in places, per­ Co., 11(5 E. Second Street.______ a mess of it. this Young North Caroltan would iods and social strata where the in­ Reach them through the rouY Wu huve some beautiful lake "Some of the girls are so vig­ liko to como to Florida to settlo 203. accepted want nil medium in fant death rate is low, show the Rate card on applicaDaytona (Fin.) One cent, n word Autos Drive Monks To ratio of boy deaths to girl deaths front lots on laiko Wlldmore one* orous that they cross the nibs of down. Experienced salesman, col­ mile from the Dixlo Highway my fuuntnin pens." lector, clerical work, railway clerk, an insertion. Minimum 26c. is high. As wc go bnck in em­ half AUfetTlSB in tte Journol-Herin a nest of beautiful clear lakes, SecludedMountainTop truck farmer and poultry farmer. bryonic life this ratio steadily in­ a South Georgia’s greatest FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando ST. PETERSBURG, Jnn. 1.— Honest, reliable and sober. Make for sale. creases. The male, apparently, is new iper. Morning, afternoon, We will build your homo, land­ mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ than eleven thousand winter an offer. Write 709 care of Her­ MUNICH, Jan. 1.—Thu whirl the weaker animal, ut least at the scape your grove, and relievo you More »fiec|irectory weef and Sunday Cr.ssiflcd ratei fied business, rate le a word, min­ visitors have registered with tho of modern life, exemplified by! stait of life.” 10c pr line. Waycreis Journal* imum 24c cash with order. of trouble and worries incident to chamber of commerce so far dur­ ald. AO VI automobile horns,,xadio, telephones Ueri, Wnycrom. Georgia. —---------------- 1 ■- ■■ — r- *■ building up a place. ing the nresent season. Now York ! WILL TRADE well located resisen; Tn tho meantime, you can go lends nil other states wltfi 1,(03. A LITTLE WANT [AD in "Tli* nnd electric lights, is getting "too | ORLANDO VOTES ON BpNDS dental lot for automobile. If In—;----fishing. You can fish in any one Ohio comes second with 1,219 nr«l terested address Box 78 care Tho Herald will bring you big re­ much for tho Troppist monks of; ^ /uilding Material Banz. Despairing of seclusion in ORLANDO, Jan. t.—Freehold ■ LM„ ®’ writes diof the dozen lakes, and if you don’t Pennsylvania la represented by Herald and describe your car. sult*. Advertise those old articles |mail and Unaper nJvcr----------you have stoied »wsv and have their present monastery nenr Unm- §*'s iu Special Tag School District know how to fish, wc huve several 1,191. Michigan registers 1.00*1 --------------------------iCLE Concrete Co., general No. I will go to the polls on Dc- exports who will bo glad to show nnd Massachusetts 989. In the to­ FbR SALE—One hundred sacks rlanfjnplcto cam- H no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad berg, they will soon withdraw to !remhor tent work, sidewalks, build31 to vote upon a bond Spaulding Rose seed potatoes, !*8*rtTrn ex p erien ce, bring you several dollars. remote part of the Bavarian moun issue o? $200,000 to be used for you. Mr. Scholfield who has been tal there are 333 Canadians and u docks, irrigation boxes. J, & may |e 015 orU 7 i, Sanford, from Maine, $5.00 per sack. L. A. tains. singing at the Baptist Church will Phone 148 an-J a representative small numbor from China, Hon­ rilleger. Prop.______________ will tax, vouch for the above. Brumiey. Several v 'i?t ill aivi’ sitesS uarc r c under iii mi; r lconsidu u a i i i * i improvements . . . * «» of , the. Orlando 1( \ call to see you.__________ _ duras and Mexico. limber and Building Material erntion* one of them a mountain public ftchoota. Although LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Tampa—Water supply system to TURE A^IOTOR r e . tho city a week or so ago declined Carter Lumber Company Apartments Longwood. Flatop where once stood n baronial bo installed in Sunset Park addi­ San Joso (Calif), policeman bit w in ! _LnQrcl St. Phone 605 castle. Here it is felt that the to pnss nn issue of $4(10,000 fur off part of a man’s cur and then tion. _____________ _______ | For Rent penitential and silent days of t h e ! ^ improvements, it is stated that iL LUMBER CO. House c some more cops caught the rest LRT ELE FOR SALE—A few Mid-West AtV_____I «... ____________ school builds never have failed to SERVICE Trnppist brothers could he passed of tho mun. FOR RENT—Three room apart­ tp___ , Expert licai repairs, Service, Quality and Price.__ ilitor garden tractors, all new, curry here. without disturbance. ment, 300 French Avenue. 1W. Centr yo. Orlando, nt half price. Giving up agency Lost and Found account health and poor business City fogs are said to cause Eng­ AMERICAN SEED FOR H. 8. POND )ST—Just west of Sanford one in cotton belt. Walter H. Bishop, [OMOBILAr RENT Devoe’s THE ARMENIANS O ver W o o d r u f f A W nt»on |brown travelling bag. Return land more loss in n year than does Alhen, Gn. unemployment. 66-JAN-25 ft Hotel Valdez, Sanford nnd re­ * ■— - - ■*—- PAINT and POLISH ->A-REEL TYPEWRITERS ERVIAN. Russian Armenia, Jan. Drivo it STEWART’S SUBDIVISION Nelf. Oak | Second St. live reward. O. D. Iainnn^d. L—-Severn i large shipments of The Best Quality BUY----- SE L L -------RENT FOR SALE—10 acres celery land, FOR RENT—Two room furnish­ tie 3. * Altamonte Springn seed grain for experimental pur­ Clean— R epair lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rich­ See ed npnrtmcnt, also bed room, Some people mourn the difikul200 henutiful building nnd busi­ poses In Armenia hnve been receiv­ 1‘bune 33M ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ ro b o d y | u r in g suitable for 2 young men or coup­ ies under which they live but think ness lots, prices range from $150 ed by the Nenr East Relief from non, Ind. le—uses of gnrnge, 1009 Union ..-/o f the plight of the cross-eyed one to $850. See these large lots be­ tho U. S. Department of Agricul­ :s STEj . Avenue. fore you buy elsewhere without a ture. An intensive ciTort will be ly repairing Kebuihiing'who is n cross-word puzzle fun. Chiropodist made to improve the quality of public alley in the rear. Come fcgles Home. Kvenue. FOOT SPECIALIST crops through the use of improved Try Smith's Barber out and sec mo anytime. I live Elton J. Moughton Fortin. Huitlonn, I n g r o w ­ American seed. hero and wnnt neighbors.—^Wilmer fAUTOS Shop for good barber i n g Null*. H e a v y OullStewart, Altnmuntu Springs.____ mr miMP* or tir e d a c h in g Hay ARCHITECT !feet. FOR SALE—Several 1-acre tracts work. Ladies welcome. light. Meets [ains. Bag“ASK MR. CONNELLY” 1111 . c. I . nisi.Kh of unimproved land. See Ste­ transfer. First National Bank .Bide* Fountain Pens and N ext to Valdez. 551. Yowoll D ra w Illdg. wart, Altamonte Springs. AUTO About the Following UargnlnH Orlando. Phoua. K U vator Sanford, ■ Florida Pencils. U- B. CA1 Day and Xn\V .1-ruuiii liuiiKaluiT. I'lrnl («rn- P A It 1C A i r u u p I11I. r o m r r M t h . FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW taxi *erv Anytime, Close in $3,000—$300 cash. Bal­ llnu. pnvril «tlrrrl» anil Mlil«*«*nlh>i. r . n n l r r n r t p o n u r p . tIOi 117. *30*1.00 Violins, Ukuleles L*. 2?2. nr Kurur..-. *.*.oo.iH> raak, SSii.wi per ance like rent. I'll,It. I l n l u n r r n t FOR miiMlh, UN HER PR ICED AIJTO WR liT_____ and Guitars. FOR CHRISTMAS DAVID B. HYER Every HouseWife Sanford Avenue lots. For u few ME HO. bnj light scrFrenli Fruits Flashlights and ARCHITECT days only. Day pi and ALUMINUM Nighl K H i l l T - r i i n m I n n a l u r r h o i u r , n n Kail Road Frontage ie 690__ Vegetablm Batteries. M em ber A. I. A. S l X r o o t u b u n u n l u t r , 3 lir tl r n o i u n . Complete Stock n t r n lo t, iluufilr KnruKi*. «(''*• An opportunity to buy Right. PRICES REASONABLE XING STA a n d " liivvn, n i H l r r n r t | > o * u r p . Ili>nl r v till I IT. » t v K n r n a r , r n a l r r n Itoa* U ttlldlng W. V. WHEELER. ■ l i l r u l l n l n r p t l u n I n l u u n . A r r n l Super Heterodyne AUTO 8U ROYAL FRUIT CO. i r t p o a u r r . 1‘r l r r S5.730.IK I. * 7 3 0 .0 0 (Irlundii, K la rlilu h u m p . Y o u i n u a l » r r II lit a p p r r r 110 E. Second St., Phono 101-J N e a t lu W r a te r a U alu a r n a h . *00 p r r m o n lh . pJWS’ s Kk i u l e r r n l t u l u r . *10„VH>. T r r i i u . and Atw&ter-Kent AT10N. Gas, Oil, AccessoL O T S — L O T S — I.UTS Service witi>, ile. Elm Radios. FOR s a i j : o n e a s y t e r m s — AVr I t n t r l o l a lu r n t r il In r v r r jr a r r l l i i n o f ( h r c(l>'. * 3 0 t l o t t ii null S- 0 X o rT llt.A M I P A IN T Eirst. Phonel; p r r liiu iilh t i l l l p u l ) u u iu p u a a ra alo u o f o u r o f I h r m , Desinibm residential lot, close to T ho I'alnt T hat Save* Ton ITS—Three town. Paved street. All improve­ Marlila *n<l G ran ite from all Money. lunrrlea. Host of q u ality and and Second. F jn(| EUn] M a n u fa e to re d hy ments. Corner wilt sell for $100 K l i r r w i u - I . l i i d i l r f P a i n t t '» . ford' Avenue and, Street. workmanship. Real Estate Loans cash and balance at the rate of 311 East Second Street. W r'te (o r la te s t daalgna. Hold by (Realtors} service. $20 monthly. Price $1000. l'honu M I I K I V I i P A I N T ( ’l ) I I P m C. n. TUIINIUL. H. Hftcoml S tr e e t Phono G30-J 103 N. Park Ave. ICI U i i a e u l la A ve. 105 Magnolia Ave. 493-W. Or write- Box 79 care The Be a u t y N u n f n r i l . K l o r lU u S e w M e riw e th e r U alld ln g P h o n e STS “OPEN AT NIGHT’ I*. O. II o x K*3, I ' h o a o M * I’hun* 122 Sanford Herald. pnrrrAitR. arinello Phono 48 k of all kinds rialty. Old Fi water a Ik nuiitlinp^ ny.nf 'ational , * . DRUGS PY'S DRUG ST ___ iitions, Drugs, . 'Y* near you as . .'’phone. 103. e>T : rut_ ALL T O O ‘HOW . M A H T 5 0 ! T t - U 'b f b T K E l FLORIST LtAWE. /N P L E A -b A ^ T ,6 0 T us t h e : D O Y O U I~™ P L A v C E .W H E lR e UtT THE FLOi E V E M irs1 a , t H o rse : *v t o r e : »Wcr* for all «;] W A IS T * ? N A C tC lE B O N b •Myrtle.^ i>hon THEM If V W O R D f^ O X Z -L E . WiTEfoT AND Q O O K 'i ’ ^lukvs type tfnns, fo I j DHice Supplies K W f Ball H ardware Co. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT Ball H ardware Co. F. P. RINES A. P. Connelly & Sons Seminole Marble Co. J.H . JACKSON By GEORGE McMANUS BRINGING UP FATHER C R O SSvt w ord/ LAWvKIt ,0’llRYAN. nob- Hank butidir __ 1 hone 417.1, 3 puzzle N-ANDw rt \ t. J ® H. ,i4)\VAii_ m and er and Ro«t rnt-lS. me and | reek ejc e HI. -------J j To v e s ]. I;— ORD STOVE i f e i t & i -a,’gUk uUlVCl, mhJ »eat »'* and victfolns. uUr,dit . Phone 49L-3| r T T» EH—— - JM~ ' ^ to cx y . HbyPluli l TuUin Semite. .Inc c.ia.t lhitv.-1 o . 1921. / / /rc.-ivvd I"I 1 — r~ ■SO I II � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 01, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 01, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 01, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/769a546713a2e899d8e401254472345a.pdf 434934e9844062420a46b1674eea44bd PDF Text Text -In ■ ■ 7! . I • ------- r •c* - ' -W ■ ‘ _____ : ■■*• *, . .>' iI Associated press dispatches sanford , Florida Friday , MUtoAn 2,1 %• X . „ j i i With Use of M ade hy Men fir-- ■ le ft fjJU* *' - WASHINGTON.1 J n rt> *2 ^ OffIcUIs l hero apparently •sec hopetul t-udSdcw*Jm Now Year dispatches from Britain regarding waf debts, although no communication declaring willingness o f the British Gov­ ernment ,to approvo specially indulgent terms for France, has bceni received: PARIS, Jan. 2.—The French Fordgn Office today confirm­ ed reports that negotiations have been opened, between* Cieraenel and Mellon regarding funding French war debt. - 1 -u iA A fte r Probe __ _ * fOTON, Jan. 2.— isible postal officials ly cities throughout try have been sus)m duty, an em­ ! the senate postofpittee has. been disid the clerk of the itoffice committee led as a result of ivastigation into tho sy to influence postal Ion. sis suspended all ere the executive commit* National Association of dsors and held some important positions in srvice. iurty, acting superin* mils, New York City, an In service twenty* Grelg, postal cashier, [the service seventeen title, acting postmaster, the service twenty-four Tittle, assistant postpngfleld, Ohio, in the nty-flve years, lids, superintendent of ille, in the service 83 inaom, assistant super­ delivery, Chicago, in ‘ years. irged senate employee McDermot, assistant sennte committee, vwiuiihuco. who wisif W IW> 'a r t h e central figure in (ment by which he recCiv-) for the interests o f the o f Postal Supervisors. C. Recdcsel, clerk o f |committee, was declared art to have been pro* a “ g ift" o f $1,000 by visors* Association, and ced today that because nhappy notoriety” coqth tho Investigation ho led. stigntion, whoso results Junccd In a statement by Gonornl New, was unt»y the postofficc dopurtMr. New had conferred Coolidge. The postmast* |*s statement revealed lor [time tho facts in conIth the postal pay legi.i|,rges previously investiie department of justice. Co department inquiry, resulted only in tho anJt by A.sorney General no Inw had been violat­ or the law employees of Id house committees oc|he status o f McDernuit scl are not technically ir.|thin the definition o f the United States", lose acceptance of money (»nl statues are directed. Ireport made to the post* eneral by Postal Inspec[I. Clarhan stationed nt and It. M. Bates of Mil* |who were brought to an to make the investignthat early in March, perntot requested tho (lo­ ir particular postoffice to congressional commit­ sparing a bill providing tses in salaries of postofbyecs. of the department to de­ men without formal rethe committee rendte-1 liairman Paige asking that J Tittle, Sansom and Fields led to help tho committee, i s then president of tho (Association of Postal Su­ nn organization o f superIciala o f the various post. Liner Mohawk tted Afire O ff of New Jersey Dei., Jan. 2.—Tho Clyde >nawk, W|th 200 passenr<l. was reported a fire otr 1,6 bight in Detawnri* Bay today. Passengers nre nn4 momentarily exru from Captain James P*ips masttr, to take to five tugs are standing IhLPHlA, Jiki. 2.— Radio to the Navy Ynrd here 1° Pa**vngers tfrom the rere taken off, steamer (I a tLewes to continue to tinations. \ . pment has been bind with (yivnnia Railroad to bring V* Muilmingdesiro on un- OF Seventeen Year Old Wife Of Slain Robbers Paces Floor o f Cell Grieving Over The Death o f Her Husband . JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. 2— Nellie Wright, 17*ycnr-oId widow of William E. Wright, arrested here late Wednesday for New Or­ leans authorities Thursday paced the length of hor cell, tossed rest­ lessly on her bunk awaiting the arfival o f New Orleans officers to take her back to thnt city. Grief over the death of her hus­ band* “ Handsome Bill” Wright, who was shot to death in a pis­ tol bsttle with officers at Mobile while fleeing from New Orleans, where he held up the Frenchman Street branch inch o f the Marine bank and obtained iidkl $13,000, wrought a change in her appearance overnight. She was wnn and pale to­ day and barely touched an elab­ orate New Year’s dinner prepared for her. She occupies the! same cell that held Cecilia Coonty, New York’s bobbed haired bandit, who wns captured here several months ago and who is now serving time in New York state for a series of holdups in thnt city. Her husband, Edward Cooney, arrested hero with her also is in the penitentiary. ' Officers from New Orleans will arrive' tomorrow to take Mrs. Wright back to that city, accord­ ing to advices received by the po­ a swej llciWi U was WHJ IK MIUVIMJ that llliU lice here. It believed of* being ULxtnwrf afvet the fact, or of receiving stolen pro­ perty would bo placed against her In the Louisiana city. . When taken into custody, Mrs. Wright had in her possession more than $11,0000 of tho $13,000 loot obtained in the holdup at New Orleans. This is being held for Now Orleans officers. MOBILE. Ala. Jan. 2—The last chapter was written Thursday in the life of William E. Wright, de­ sperado, bank bandit, who died with his boots on in a gun battle with police hero early Tuesday morning, less than a week after he had help up and robbed a New Or­ leans hank of $1.3,000 and slain n policeman. His body was shipped to Dcs Moines, Io\ya, this after­ noon. His wifa apprehended in Jack­ sonville, with approximately $12,­ 000 of the bank loot in her pos­ session, is being held for New Or­ leans authorities. Two men serv­ ing life terms in the Iowa peni­ tentiary for a murder which Wright, in a written confession found on his body, declared he com­ mitted, are planning a legal but­ tle foe freedom. New York In Grip Of Heaviest Snow Of Winter Season NEW YORK, Jan. 2,— New York City today is in the grip of its first heavy snow storm o f the winter, Driven by a slas King gale, snow be­ gan falling cnrly in the day nnd as it continued unabatted, the street denning department ordered our G.000 men nnd 411 motor driven plows. Elevated nnd trolley companies reduced their schedules. and put crews to work keeping tho tracks clear. The weather bureau said snowfall would enntinuo through the day and part of tonight. Washington Walk* io Work WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— Wndiingtun walked to work today with trolley traffic badly crippled by nnowrnl!. Except for Pennsylva­ nia Avenue, stret railway traffic is mjst intermittent and for hun­ dreds of government employees it is n case of walk or stay at home, It is the second snow storm ir. al­ most ns many days for the capital. As usunl when there com*** any real snowfall here trnjc was imme j diateiy affected because of the in.............................. freqeuent' occasion given for de­ veloping fine art o f 'coping with such conditions. The weather bu­ reau this morning issued n storm warning from Boston to Deinware brenkwater. Transpurtation Hampered BALTIMORE. Jan. 2.— Almost n i complete paralysis o f local trans! portation facilities marked the |opening of Baltimore’s busines-. hours today due tos now which began falling Thursday nigh; and continuing heavily this morning. Education’s three K’s of today— j rnh. rah, rah!—Toledo Blndc. = COPIES FIVE CENTS. IN 1 , ~ : — ' ______ Distinction New Yenr Callers Floek 'to White House to Greet .The Chief Executive and W ife; A ffair Free o f Formality Couple Greet Callers For Over Four Hours Mare Than 100 Spectators Collapse From Cold Wl Philadelphia’s Biggest New Year Celebration Progresses Reconvenes Friday Following New Year’s Recess; Shoals Butler Subject O f Measure Occupies Attention M any Caricatures ‘ o f Senate At Its Opening Various Club Members Vie Isle o f Pines Treaty With Each Other in Lavish A lso Facing1 Senate Adornment o f Their Capes PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2.— With Appropriation Bills Ready for Passage; Expect Litlc Work a light hearted laugh for the bit­ ing breezes, Philadelphia’s merry­ To Be Done By March 4 First; Aged Employee Dies I so S u s- r;> ••••• ' • O usts Jersey Mummer, Cefebrate New fO NfflESSH ASStoneFederal Attorney I ears Day With Parade ............ Despite Freezing Weather Membera and Other BANDIT’S WIDOW Cabinet Dignntarie8 Are Received Senate P . O. . ‘ - , — . Is See Hope In Gligli^h Debt N otes ■W y W WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Throw­ ing open the door* o f the White House to all who cared to call. President and Mrs. Coolidgc Thurs­ day received four thousand visitors at their New Year’s reception. Tho chief executive and his wife for four hours and a half stood in tho Blue room, shaking hands with their callcra and extending and re­ ceiving New Year's greetings. Be­ ginning at 11 o’clock, the recep­ tion was scheduled to end at 2:30, but when that hour arrived Mr. Coolidge directed that it be con­ tinued until ail who desired had had opportunity to call. The number Received was no greater than in previous years, but It isn’t often thnt courts of half a the proportion of the genera! pub­ state are dominated by jurists from lic to the portion classed as official one family. Yet west Texas has was larger. . Judges J. F. Sutton, 34, and C. it. Moreover, there was less formal­ Sutton, 37, brothers, who will on ity about the affair than in the Jun, 1 take jurisdiction over 28,8tU more recent years, some of the old­ miles, a territory as large ns seven er White House attaches declnring eastern states, with plenty to spare. it a reversal to the New Year re­ And in addition to having jurisdic­ ceptions of the pre-war period tion of the largest territory, the whon Washington, ns*n smuil city brothers are among the youngest looked moro on the president nnd jurists in the United States. his wife as neighbors and on at­ tendance at the reception much liko a call on any of their other friends. Dignatarie* Received First A* customary, the cabinet, the diplomatic corps, icongress, high ranking officers of army and the navy, and members of patriotic or­ ganizations were received first, bnt this portion of tho recptlon took only an hour. Then Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge retired for luncheon and within half an hour began receiv­ Chamber of Commerce Is Told ing the general public, several hun­ Northern Syndicate Plnn to dred of whom had been waiting in Enter Passengcd Field line for two hours despite n cold With Luxurious New Boat damp day. Tho ppyic part of the reception ■ >! wlfs on exact cross-section oW /-*hnt a northern syndicate is a American life. It Included men, considering the operation of women and children, men nnd wo­ steam yacht of 200 passenger ca­ men of four score or moro yoats pacity on the St. Johns River be­ and babes in arms, members of nil tween Sanford nnd Jacksonville be­ races, bankers and laborers nnd rep came known Friday afternoon at resentatives o f many other lines of the Chamber o f Commerce meeting, work, Those who had formed in at the Soniinolu Cafe. A letter line passed through the blue roam from Benjamin Morris Sharp, Phil­ and were received by Mr. and Mrs. adelphia renl estate dealer, stating Coolidge in less than an hour, and that he had been asked to become the remainder of tho afternoon was a memher of the syndicate and nskgiven over to the receiving of those ing advice as to the feasibility of who arrived at the White House the scheme, was read to the cham­ ber. singly or in twos and three. Both the president and Mrs. CoolThe letter stated that the syndi­ idgo often stopped to talk with cate is piunning daylight service. some of those they knew p e rso n a l­ The syndicate plnns catering to ly, come aged man or woman, or tho better class of passenger? and, some child. The president talked It is understood, will not enter the for several minutes with one freight transportation field. Grand Army of the Republic vet­ A report by tho good roads com­ eran, R. G. Scott, of Linn Creek, mittee of the chamber, embodying Mo., who as u member of the 21th moro than a year of study, contain­ Iowa infantry attended the New ing the ivins for the investmmt of Year’s reception in 18G0 given by $1/>()(),000 in hard surfaced roads iu President and Mrs. Lincoln. the county, wus made at the meet­ The earlier part of the ceremo­ ing. The report was adopted ver­ ny with the members of tho diplo­ batim by the chamber and will be matic corps nnd the officers of the presented with its endorsement to army, navy and marine corpj in, the county commission on next their dress unifnrmr, wns more col­ Tuesday, the rcgulitr meeting day orful, nnd more formal than when The report plans for the disposi­ the generul public was received. tion of the proposed issue of $1,­ Many of those in the Intter group 500,000 in bonds for good roads in remained half an hour or so after the county. passing through tve blue room to Members of the chamber wero listen to a continuous concert by invited to meet with the Sanford’s two sections of tho United States Women’s club nt 3:30 o’clock on the marine hnnd. afternoon of Jan. 7, when Harold Dentil Stalks In Hunor, noted nurseryman, will give Unknown to the president or an address upon “ A Practical many of the callers, death appeared Scheme for City nnd County Beauut the guteH of the White House tifiention.” grounds while the reception wns in An invitation from tho Orange progress and took Samuel D. Boss nnd Black hotel of Longwiod to an ngod employe of the postoflice hold the next meeting there next department. Boss, ns n member of Friday night was accepted. Mem­ the Association o f Oldest Inhabi­ bers of the chamber plan to rnkn tants of the District of Columbia, something of u gala occasion of the one of the civic organizations re­ affair, incorporating u "Ladies’ ceived by the president, was stand­ Night” feuturo into the event. ing in line just inside the ground.' Committee working upon the when he became suddenly ill nnd plan to erect n radio broadcasting died from apoplexy before his station in Sanford, is scheduled to friends could rummon aid. meet during next week, it is laid, Members of the diplomatic cops nnd n report is expected to be ren­ and many other officials were en­ dered nt the next meeting of tho tertained following their call at the chamber. • White House at a diplomatic break­ fast nt the Pnn-American Union given by the secretary of state and Mrs. Hughes. Most of tho mem­ bers of the cabinet and their wives held open house during the after­ noon. All tho government departments NF.W YORK. Jan. 2— President were closed for the day and both Nicholas Murry nutlcr, of Colum­ senate and house were in recess. bia University, said in his annual Mexican Ambassador report to tho trur.teen Thursday that if democracy is to maintain Is Coming to Florida und justify itself it must displnco its “ paste-board heroes and its pa­ MEXICO ciT Y , Jnn. 2.— The pier macho leaders o f opinion” f*»» American Ambassador .lam e It. leaders of. "tried und tested cour­ Sheffield left Friday for Florida to age, o f sound and well grounded recuperate from his recent illness. knowledge, and that o f far-seeing He hopes to return in three weeks. vision, by which alone n people muv bo kept from perishing. HELD FOR AUTHORITIES **lhe anthills o f civiliatinn,” he said, “ are always crowded; its bee DAYTON. Ohio, Jan. 2. —A man hives ntc too often empty. It is believed to be Morton S. Hawkins tiie function of u universty to under indictment in Indianapolis in help popuiuce the boo hives. connection with operations o| the Dr. Butler found thnt the “ pres­ Hawkins Mortgage Co., arrested ent day mocking appeal to nn in­ here us fugitive from juitlrs is fant that he., give expression to being held by Indiana authorities. himself represents the abdication The man said he is J. R. Hart, a of education.” Detroit attorney. “ To starve youhi," he continued, M AY RUN YACHT FROM SA N FO R D TO JACKSONVILLE makers marched Thursday in their annual mummers’ parade, flood­ ed Broad Street with a riot o f col­ or and mirth for several miles. Thousands, shivering on the side­ walks, onvied the mummera’ abil­ ity to keep warm by dancing to the music of multitudinous bands. More than 100 spectators collaps­ ed from the cold, a score requiring hospital treatment. Tho fancy clubs, which devote their efforts to elaborate displays o f flowing embroidered draperies, experienced difficulty in navigat­ ing against the mile gale thnt howled between the skyscrapors in the center of the city. Efforts of bystanders wero needed to re­ trieve one* vast cape which broke away from its attendants, while police were required to right a 300 pound mnreher, costumed in n huge barrel, who was bowled ovc;\ i Captains of the vnrious New Year’s clubs vied with one anoth­ er in the lavish adornment of their capes. One mnntle, 105 feet long, required the services o f 100 pages to keep it tnut. A costume with 14,000 “ pearls” woven In it wns worn by another mnreher. Brig. General Smedlcv D. But­ ler, tho city’s director o f public safety, from tho window o f the mayor’ s office in tho City Hall watched tho parade. With his per­ mission, the comic division had burlesrucd his one year’s administtition of the police nnd fire de­ partments nnd no phase escaped the mummers’ presentation. The director’s scheme for protection of jewelry stores against holdups by means of n red signal light out­ side wns Hhown in nction, tho ban­ dit chasing squad, mounted op kid­ die cars mnking short work of the holdup men. Another float depict­ ed tho director engaged in a ring battle with n magistrate with whom he has had several disagree­ ments. The bout wns refereed in pantomine by tho mayor nnd the presi­ dent of the City Council. Tho traffic control system devices by General Butler nnd n representa­ tion of the general in his role of Washington crossing the Delaware rowed by a squad of his police wero nlso shown. Tho round-the-world flight, the trans-utlantic flight of the ’A M, the cfiuino personage, and the my­ sterious relation between tho syn­ thetic liquor and coffin industri­ es formed topics for other burl­ esques. 1 . WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. — •Walter D. Van Riper, of New Jersey, assistant United States attoinerr who refused to resign upon the demand o f Attorney General Stone 1 was removed from office Friday. The sepa­ ration is effective Immediately nnd was ordered by Stone a few hours after reading a letter from the out going attorney re­ fusing to resign and attacking officials o f the department of justice. Idaho Senator Thinks 'rime Now Ripe fo r Parley and W ill In­ troduce Bill Soon (M TH REE SANFORD Germany, Russia m e n A p p o in t e d WouldTake Part P lan W ould Be ON SCOUT BOARD Dawes More Successful WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— With juat 63 working days before it passes into history, the sixty-eighth Activities of Yenr Reviewed congress will got back to work Fri­ Atid Commended at Meeting day after its holiday recent with Of Central Florida Council a great pressure of legislation fac­ In Orlando Last Tuesday ing it. ‘ After having laid it aside long Three Sanford men were named enough to pass within a single day to executive capacities at tne regu­ more than 100 bills nnd resolutions, lar annual meeting of the Central the nenate will get back to its con­ Florida Council, Boy Scouts of sideration of Musdo Shoals under America, in Orlando a short time an unanimous consent agreement, ago. The new officers of the coun­ After this long considered problem will hold office during the year is to ono side, another unanimous cil o f 1025. agreement— that calling for n final Sanford men named nr? Col. vote on the isle o r l ’ lnes treaty— George W, Knight, vice president; will become operative. II. R. Stevens, member o f tho ex­ While the senate is dealing with ecutive hoard, nnd M. £. Hnddock, there problems, tho ninss of nn- deputy commissioner. nual appropriation bills passed by The meeting was called to order the house will continue to pile up. Four of them, tho agriculture, in­ by President Donald A. Cheney, terior, naval nnd treasury-postof- who outlined the work of the coun­ fleo arc awaiting senate action, cil during the past yenr, and com­ either on the floor or in commit­ mended the co-opcrntion shown by tee, while houso lenders plnn to the public in general nnd the close put through another, the nrmy nttention given to tho movement by the individual workers who dt«l not measure, within a short time. spare their time nnd energy in mak­ Before taking up the wnr depart­ ing the scouting program more at­ ment bill Saturday, the house will tractive to the boy. give nttention Friday to bill's on A. R. Douglnss, tresaurer o f the the unanimous concent calendar. Taking n leaf out of the snnnlu's council, showed the financial condi­ book, it is expected to pass a large tion of tho council, which met with ninss of measures, many o f them commendation by the council mem­ bers. private claims and bridge bills. Then followed n detailed report Laying aside the Muscle Shoals question temporarily next Monday, by Scout Executive .1. C. Morris, the senate will take up for final which reviewed the progress made nction President Coolldge’s veto of the past yenr nnd incmentnlly told tho pontal salary increase bill un- of the Scout activities, whicn wns dor nn agreement calling for a vote greeted with npprovul. Tho council went onreecord ns re­ by Into Tuesday after shnrly lim­ ited debate—a rather nnusunl pro­ affirming the objectives endorsed at tho Executive Confererco held cedure in the senate. Meantime, tho senate pontolfiee nt Snvnniinh Inst year und also ac­ committee will rush work on the cepting the quota of Xntionul Hoad > administration measure for postal taunifer* fbr TO25. The following officers wore elect­ rate increases to meet the snlnry raises in the hope of hnving it ed for 1!)25: president, Knrl Leh­ ready before the sennte reaches the mann; treasurer, D. A. Cheney; vote on the executive's veto of the vice-presidents, Joe McCormick, Orlando; G. M. Wnkelin, Tavares, measure. Present plnns arc to bring in a W. H. Courtney, Daytona Bench, A temporary rate incrcaso measure T- French, Kissimmee, J. J. Par­ to fill thu gap until n permanent ish, Titusville, Col. Geo. W. Knight, one enn be worked out in commit­ Sanford, Bert Fish, DeLond. Tho members o f the executive tee. This plan Is expected to meet with pointed reference in debate board for 1025 will bo the offici. s on the veto, many senators having elected, with William Edward?, already charged thnt the whole ef­ Zcllxvood; John D. Nicholas, Eusfort is to defeat the salary in­ tis; Wm. Browmcr, St. Cloud; H. creases because it will be imposs­ R. Slovens, Sanford, V. W, Gould, ible to put through u rate ndvnncc DcLund; Col. It. M. Shearer, Or­ lando; John A Rogers, Dnytonn. bill before Mar. 4. House leaders expect to adhere The executive board immediately to their idan to rush tho appropria­ went into ression and elected J. tion bills through nnd they ex­ C. Morris Scout Executive for the pect that ufler tho Inst of these year 1925. The following appointments were has been sent to thu sennto there will bo time for the consideration confirmed by the board: scout com­ Expect 25,000 At of n fair amount of general legis­ missioner, Ray Green, Winter Park; lation. How much of it. will get deputy commissioners, L. T. Hew­ Police Field Meet through in tho flnnl crush, however, itt, Orlando; Cai ion Farmer, Kiesniinmeo; f.T f . Hathlook, Sunford; is regarded as problematical. JACKSONVILLE, Jnn. 2.—Twen Jno. J. .Tires, Benson Springs; D. ty-five thousand persuns are expect A. •Icintash, Tituavillc; Orville Jt. cd to witness tho second annual fire Duv , Leesburg; C. R. Tidwell, nnd police field meet at the fair Daytona. grounds here Jan. 1, according to WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.— The K. Tracy Hollingsworth, secretary to Mayor Alsop. Tho program will senute und house were at u stand­ begin nt 10 A. M. and continue still. Senator Borah of Idaho announc­ until G P. M., nnd will include 34 events. Entrants will represent ed ho would revivo his plan for an nearly u sene of Florida cities, in intornntionnl economic conference. The president nnd Mrs. Coolidge addition to Havana, Cuba, and sev­ — eral Goorgln cities, according to threw open tho doors of the White .statement^ by /qommittccmen in Houso for the customary New LeRoy Kirkley, o f Sanford,_suf-j Year’s clay reception. charge. fared painful cuts and bruises nI’ostmastcr General New an­ bout dawn Friday morning when nounced the suspension of six pos­ an automobile which he was driv­ Markets. tal officials in as many cities ami the discharge nnd resignation of ing on tho Snnfnrd-Orland road two employes of the congressional near Altamonte collided with a CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—Wheat: May, truck and wns demolished. Mr. 1.79V4 to 1.80ft: July, 1J)5 to 1.55ft postoflice committee ns n result of Kirkley was rushed to a hospital Corn: May, 1.30 to 1.30ft. Oats: un investigation into use of money in Orlando where it wus found that to influence legislation. May, 04 to 01VI. his injuries were not serious. He is expected to lie ulile to leave the EVANS DOING NICELY Senate Committee hospitu* within a few days. Kirkley ami the driver of DIVERSBURG, Tenn., Jnn. 2. — Approves P. O. Bill thuMr.truck which ki said to be own­ Dr. Herman . Evans, Imperial Wiz­ ed by Thrasher Brothers, of Orard of the Klu Klux Kl.in is doing WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. — The nicely after an operation here last senate post office committee ap­ lnndo, were travelling iu opposite night fur ncute uppcndicitis. according to reports proved Friday of the administration directions, hill providing for increases of pos­ reaching Sanford. The truck, it is tal salaries and rates. The in­ said, wus travelling without lights thinking the creases, were recommended by the and Mr. Kirkley, department, howover, were re-up- truck was going in the same di­ nortioned so second class wail will rection ho was instead of npbe charged considerably less thnn pronch him. turned to the left to originally proposed. Bill would be pass nnd the two machines col­ “ by depriving it o f intellectual nnd effective Feb. 15, 1020. lided head-on. moral nouiishmcnt, nnd to crippio It provides for the Joint congres­ 7'hn truck driver, it is said, es­ it by depriving it of tho disciplino sional committee to corduct hear­ caped injury. Mr. Kjrkiey suf­ o f experience, are among the new­ ings nnd report to next Congress. fered kruine,s about tho chest and est nnd most popular forms of It provides a 1V* cent pound rente sovore cut3 about the chin from cruelty that have been devised to. second class devoted to muling flying glass from the shattered make education impossibla. matter inetcad of two otfits as ‘*Thr results are apparent on originally proposed. Th*f present windshield. , every hand. Much o f the spoken ' rata U 1 1f t cents. / BERLIN TO HEAR AMERICA English of both teachers and taught would assuredly affright even the BERLIN, Jan. 2.—Tho Univer­ venerable Bede who was accustom­ Tornadoes In Past S sity of Berlin, during the coming ed to simple beginnings. The abil­ Years Killed 1,929 winter, will give n course o f lect­ ity to rirnd has well nigh disap­ ures on "The United States ami peared if thu reading bo Huri.-es, w a s h i n o t o n , Jan. 2.—Toma- Canada; their Position in World instructive or ennobling; the abil­ ity to write, so fur us it exists at docs in the United States in the Economy and World Politics.” nil, dcligts to manifest itself in ei'^ht years ending with 1923 m us­ Fifteen hundred houses for forms or exceptional crudeness ed a losjrof 1,923 lives and the donnd vulgarity; the ability to per­ struuiiqii o f more than $52,000,000 workmen and their families urc . Figures have been under construction form the simplest of mathematical neur Dublin. paper before the Am* Ireland. operations is, to ull intents and . iroieoginl Society Frlpurposes, confined to t*achers of mathematics or to specialists C. Hunter, of tho UnitA sufficient intelligence test is that subject." weather bureau. C existence.—-Birmingham Nows. Washington N ew s LeRoy Kirkley Is Badly Injured In Automobile Crash Leaders Of Tried And Tested Courage Are Needed, Nicholas M. Butler Says _______ — A fter Such Parley WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.— Senator Borah, chairman of' the senate committee on for­ eign relations, announced Thursday his intention o f in­ troducing within a short time a resolution for an interna­ tional economic and disarma­ ment conferences. The Idaho senator has been < iT , k considering the advisability o f launching such a conference but ‘ has hesitated to act because of his belief that tho jime wan not ripo nnd partly bocaune of the uncer­ tain attitude of the administration which has sufficient authorization under the disarmament resolution originating with Mr. Borah and re­ sulting in tho first disarmament conference, to inltinfe such a move * now. A further resolution, however would serve to record the attitudo of congress, and Mr. Borah is par­ ticularly eager to seize any oppor­ tunity to counteract the jingolittic tnlk in this country and In Ja­ pan. The introduction and passago of nnother resolution requesting tho president to propose n further conference would havo this salu­ tary effect Mr. Borah believes. Doubt as to tho intentions o f the powers which subscribed to the movement at Geneva to launch a conference abroad has weighed n^qiast nction here. Senator Bor­ ah ha» expressed ths feeling that it might bo interpreted uhro*< V * g u XT VF.sMlieCfca tKb sincerltp Wrtd good faith behind thu** Geneva Protocol, if we initiated a conference while that enterprise wus still pcndlrg. Thu* such doubt— without neces­ sarily questioning the good faith of tiie foreign powers—does exist among some senators, nnd certain­ ly in administration circles, can­ not be denied, though it has not been only expressed. The re­ peated Wliito ilouse references to the ndvicubllity o f a further con­ ference have been inspired as much by .Senator Borah as tho state department in the hope that the Geneva program might be jo g ­ ged nlong or its probabilities more plainly indicated. Mi. Borah would not suggest to­ day when lie would consider the time opportune for introduction of Ids proposed resolution beyond saying that he expected it would b» soon nnd presumably before tbe present session of congress ends on March 4. Howevqr, tho radio rtnitoi strongly favors the calling of an :rtru session and has hithmto rred to the dixarmnmi r.t progrr n us an uddedd reason for the ex.ra cull. In dinu.'u.'ing tho situation today he cxprrMst.l the view that the Dawes plnr is a first step in the economic rih ikliitatiun of Europe nnd that it m.iatt be supplemented fc ' .* conference on economics an v* II th further limitation of nr.vnl nnd military expenditures. lie would havo both Germany nnd Russia participate in the con­ ference he pr uoses. When he introduced a resolution in .the last sersion for art economic conference it led rapidly to tho formulation by Secretary. Hughes of his own plan which eventuated in the Dawes program, and the in­ itiation of another move now would be similarly calculated in Borah’s opinion, to advance sonto meeting dircuxxions and possible adjust­ ments. However, tha senator left the impression from the informal re­ view of tho situation that he may completely ulter his intentions and niuy withhold his resolution alto­ gether if it appears to him Utcr that the time is not propitious. Marines Are Landed After Chinese Raids SHANGHAI Jan. 2.— It was re­ ported today that a detachment of American MqHpes landed at Nan­ king to protect the foreign residen­ tial district fei towing looting by the bodyguard o f General Chi Shieh Yuan, former military gov­ ernor of Kiangsu, o f a number of the largest silk stores in the city, causing a loss of $590,000, Chi la a refugee here. TIENTSIN. Jan. 2^—C«mer*l Li.f Chang Lin, military goveriur o f Chipli and protege at Chang T»o Lin, has givep commanders in the area where soldier* raided a train last Tuesday until Monday to find culprits. If the guilty i is aren't found by that time tl rounders will be executed, ing to the order. ■4 . I �’ .v For Jsn. 2. ' 1 W8B—Atlanta (429) 8-9 bonoy DAYtONA, Jan. 1 motive ooiimmittcc of the Florida ........... »ol Athletic Association, which will meet here i*n connection with the state convention .of the Florida Education Association Dec. 27410, is expected to take'up the question of Florida'! high school football championship this year. Duval High and Summerlin Institute of Bartow both went through the season undefeaUd, and the Jaeksonville declined to play Summerlin/in a post-season fame on the grounds that the Bartow school is not observing eligibility rules of tho state association. These matters will be threshed out at tha/oming meeting it is said. . ite Su­ Blenriah Report o f itcation p ctfn ltn ta t of _ . lenient To Keep Present Standard program; 7:45 sport chat{ 8 or­ chestra, program from WAEF. WGR— Buffalo (319) 6-630 dinter music; 7-30-10 musical pro­ gram;' 10:30 dance music. * KYW-Chlcago (536) 6:85 Un­ cle Bob; 7 concert; 8 speeches; 9 2:30 revue, Nlghthawks, organlojnie. , ^VGN— Chicago (870) 6 organ! 6:30.condbrt; 8 classical: 10 dance; Sk WLS—C hicago (346)t,.6)80 or gan; 7 lullaby time: 7:15 quartet 7:3> orchast»«r*TM5 uaartet; * fnrm prpgrsnj])9 Saddler. feature CHICAGO, > n . I ^ A m t i g a . tion Into drcUmstancee aanoundInf the death of William Nelson McCllntock, 21 years old “million^ sire orphan,” who died nearly four weeks ago while hla fiance wait1 ed to marry him, marked time Tueaday while the authorities waited the complete report of Dr. Willihm McNally, .coroner's jchemf 1st, who i» making 'tests of .the youth vital organs*. * Robert H.-8 toll, ceunsfcl for Wiiliam.D. Shepherd, who-with Mri. ShephJrd, Vnised the orrifcaned bot R m£A TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Jan. 1. -The per centage of Florida’s |school funds •OflOO.OW in the United 8tates » • ' Uta - Jraadat rate of increase sources Is'jgTmdrg ^dialler and y.- lOrttr NOW-and M8M op: according to Professor smaller wiy> aajh year. In }93At- Pv Whlfo of Ohio State Univer­ e unt volume wtn snr 94 about 2 3 'per cent o f school sity fcpeftking here today before f fkn and get you rei the American Statistical Associa­ funds came from the stated as i«at ierka. Send tool tion. But ft will not keop up. In compared With 5 1-2;tier cent to° t cashler|a dri tike professor’s opinion. Ho la•fair­ day. This lx disclosed in the bi­ “ipXXND If you desire < ly certain the women themselves, >u the postage. ennial report o f . the Mate’s edu­ tW potential mothers of the fu­ cational superintendent, which will wake club1 , 8:80 murical geogra­ ture, will take measures to prevent be placed before the next legisla­ phy; 9 talk:. 9:15 musical. K. W FAA—Dallas News (470) 8:30 ture for consideration In dealing "Ublcss increase is quickly and DARWAL1 with measures relating to Flori­ soprana, contralto. greatly retarded, reaching the sat­ WOC— Davenport (484) 7)20 da’s school system. uration point is a matter of only a few generations et most, not “The tendency now is to raise educational; 8 musical. thousands of years as popularly W H O -D es Moines (526) 7:30­ school funds by lockl taxation,” Sanltai Says "Drinking Is Perfectly tho report points out, adding that 0 quartet, Instrumental, vocal. “ this will work well in the coun­ WCX— Detroit (513) 6 musical; „Natural, Moral and Temper­ ties of wealth, but the poorer 9 orchestra. ate Action; Prohibition counties and districts will find it WWJ— Detroit News (513) 7:80 Makes Crime Intemperance Impossible to maintain schools in News orchestra,'poet, soloist. this way.” KNX—Hollywood (337) 8:30 BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 1.— Dur­ Graphs accompanying the report music; JO features; 12 amateurs; ing the lifetime of tho present ore submitted an showing the un­ 1 n. m. orchestra. equal distribution of wealth among WOS—Jefferson City (440.0) 8 Conservative government the ques­ This Paint b not effected thq counties o f the state,” while address; 8;16 recital. tion o f the heavy burdens of taxa­ it Is declared that “ corresponding WDAF—Kansas City Star (411) the B u y in g Nun. It is £1 “Even if it cculd bo demonstrated tion borne by the liquor trade of inequalities.among the districts of 0-7 School of the air; 8-9:15 pop­ that this country couM support will receive tho closest attention tic— It Contracts and Expai the coqnty ore far greater than ular music; 11:45-1 Nighthalwk 600,000,000 people by eliminating of the cabinet, according to Colon­ those among the counties.” frolic. with the Weather—-It is Ni waste and giving up meat, tho ial Secretary L. S. Amery. There arc 1012 special tax Bchool WHB— Kansas City (411) 7-8 standard of living would continue The secretary told a recent meet districts in Florida, it is pointed vnried musical. ' Porous. No Moisture can i to fall. and the problem of num­ Ing o f the wine and spirit mer­ out. In 1923-2-1 the receipts from KFI— Los Angeles (409) 8:45 bers continually get worse. The chants theirs was a licensing trade a levy o f one to ten mills for organ; 10 orchestra; 12 pianist. only happy people would be the because it dealth “ with a commod­ maintcnunco o f schools nnd spec- t KHJ— Los Angeles Times (305) aword-rattllng-generals. Many of ity which when taken in modera­ iul levies to tnke care of bond is­ us today are .victims of our un­ sues amounted to $3,688,000. tiling American worship of siso tion, anil to that extent beneficial, On June 30, 1924, the indebted­ arid growth, Without Inquiry into but when taken in excess was un­ doubtedly the cause o f n good deal ness of Special'Tax School dist­ tho human values invoirc I.” investigation into the i ricts amounted to $15,000,000 the Professor Wolfe scores tho opti­ of ill health, misery, suffering and exhumation of the body. reports says. Approximately $14,­ mists who believe that - progress many social evils.” 'T h e government could not," the 000,000 o f this was represented by can work miracles. - 'T h ey rely oft ie movies pretty soon. bonds and time wurrants, and $1,­ WDAR— Philadelphia (396) 6:30 mlgratidn and invention. They speaker continued, “ deal with There's going to he another Valentino in rho talk; 7 recital, play; 9:03 orches­ see yaat empty spaces. The state these great problems In tho crude "Rudie’s” 20-yenr-old sister, Mario Guglieimi, inspired by her brother’s 000,000 by promissory notes, etc., the report continues. "Sinking of Texas especially appeals to their and rudimentary fashion advocat­ success, is coming over from Italy to begin her screen career. tra; 10 concert. funds urc being created to nay in­ imagination. Most of them have ed by a certain type of mind by WOO—Philadelphia (609) 6:30 sweeping away the trade altogeth­ never been there. terest on bond and time warrants orchestra; 7:30 concert; 9:03 ic“Only inferior lands, limited in er. or if that could not be done by issuco and to retire tho bonds as boys; 7:30 trio, orchestra; 9 pia­ citai; 9130 orchestra. extent, remain for settlement. Pro­ harassing tho members of it and interest on no duct, orchestra. they mature, KDKA— Pittsburgh (326) C:C0 gress itself involves a paradox. It making their lives miserable. The these bonds and warrants amounts WHN— New York (3G0) 0 or­ story; 7:15 program, concert. is Inconceivable that tccnulcal ad- experience of tho United States to $775,000, annually. Bond is­ chestra; 8:37 orchestra; 9 fash­ WCAE— Pittsburg (-126) 6:30 vance can maintain the pace it set has shown that even if Great Brit­ sues will be taken care of by pay­ ion chats, songs; 9:25 talk; 9:30 Uncle Kaybee; 7:30 musical; H In what Wallace caiid “ tho. won­ ain could 'rise to tho pitch’ of a ment of the bonds ns they .mature orchestra. orchestra. derful century,’ and which Keynes national decree abolishing the pro­ _ new bond issues, The funds or by KGW— Portland Oregonian (492) WJZ— New York (455) 0 orchthinks may prove to hav-j been 'a duction of alcoholic liquor, it raised by the one to ten mill tift cstra; 7:30 topics; 8:30 violinist. 10 lecture; 12:30 Hoot Owls. magnificent episode.’ In the main, would not solve the problems.” levy, at the present rate of in­ WJY— New York (405) 7:15 KPO— San Francisco (423) 6:30 future improvements arc to be Such a decree might deprive crease in indebtedness, will soon be talk; 8 bock review; 9 orchestra. orchestra. looked for in the fourth decimal “ millions of sober minded people greatly kindred by tho large in­ WGY—Schenectady (380) 0 re­ WNYC—Now York (520) 0:35 place. Thero ie a limit to the de­ of refreshments which had done debtedness and the interest requir­ talk; 7:30 program; 9:35 orches­ ligious; 6:45 health; 7 drama; gree to which cheapened manu­ them no harm in tho past and of ed to carry the same. The con­ tra. 9:30 violin. factures can offsfet increasing costs which there was no reason to de­ stitutional amendment o f 1922 has KGO— Oakland (312) 0 orches­ KFOA—Seattle (455) 8 concert; in extracting raw maturlals from prive them,” the secretary said, net brought relief to the smaller tra; 7:30 girls. 112 W. Firsl St. Phone 3M 8:45 program; 10:30 concert. nature’s resources which are being adding that it “ would not prevent and poorer districts.” WTAY—Oak Park (283) 0:45­ KSD— St. Louis Post Dispatch’ exhausted With whirlwind rapid­ real intemperance ns the Ameri­ T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY It is poivnted out that in 1921 7:45 orchestra; 0-10 program. (510) 8 announced. ity." r can cxnericnco has shown.” enrollment ineiementary grades In Tnlibg up the opposition to birth Concluding Mr. Amery snid that the school totaled 243,218 nnd, in control, Professor Wolfe declared: to indulge in liquor in moderation high schools 23,100. Value of when it was allowed by the laws school property amounted to $24,­ of tho country “ was a perfectly 760,000 the avejaa# of length of natural, mqral and temperate ac­ term was 143 days, and 8,322 tion,” but to indulge in alcohol teacher:; were employed at an ave­ even in moderation against the rage salary of $99.34, representing laws of the country, nml thereby heavy increases during the pre­ inducing large numbers of people ceding 24 years. to earn their livelihood by law­ “ From the foregoing,” the re­ breaking was "intrinsically a worse Sp e c i a l p r i c e s port adds, “ it is evident that if form of intemperance than tlrinkour schools arc to be maintained ing in a count, where the law uleven at present standards a ma­ lows intoxicants to be drunk.” terial increase of revenue is im­ Mr. Amery declared he did not perative. Moreover, the increase that that kind of legisla­ FIRST-STREET should be made mainly from State PHONE 548 Top Icing Cases Come believe tion "whether curried nut nation­ sources." wide, ns in the United States, or Up In W ash in g to n On )>y patchwork involving various Growers and Shippers Ian . <6, Robinson Says schemes of locnl option, would make for tho good or the promo­ LeagueNamesOfficcrs ORLANDO, Jon. ' 1.—J. Curtis tion of real temperance.” For Approaching Year Robinson, secretary-manager of FOItCF.I) OUT OF OFF1C1* the Growers nml Shippers League ORLANDO, Jan. 1. — After has .received a telegram from DENVER, Jun. 1.— Gov. W. E. hearing a complete report of the ■ WAahingtbn announcing that the final hearing in' "top-icing” case Sweet, Wednesday, issued a proc­ achievements and activities of the ■ will begin in Washington on Jun. lamation calling out tho Nutinnnl For each two nativo whites who tegral part#’ of too campus and organization in behalf of the grow- * Guard to remove W. V. Roberts, 6. It was stated that u decision came to the metropolis, five no- buildings of Mercersburg Academy, ers and shippers of Florida fruit n from the commission in this dis­ civil service commissioners from 2 roc., were added ami 12 foreign- where ho was a well-loved student, nnd Ytii'etables during the past t[| office. pute might be rendered by the first ers, stccording to Prof, llorncll The memorials will take the form year, members of the Growers and ;■ ofiFebrnary. Halt of Bryn Mawr College, of a cross in the new academy shippers League o f Florida in un-!* Shippers of highly pnrlshabie speaking hero today before tho thupel; a sunshine corner devoted nual meeting here MondftT after- ‘ a American Statistical Association to birds, flowers and trees in some noon, unanimously endorsed the * vegetables from all the producing "The restriction of immigration central part o f the campus, nnd ii work of the Leugue, which was sections of the’ United States have will cut into the additions to city portrait o f young Coolidge to h* fohneil a year ago, and re-elect- ja taken kcon interest ,in these pro­ population,” , he said. "Whether executed by one of America’s best ed I.. K. Skinner, of Tampa, preai- I* ceedings which have been conductdent, ami J. furtis Robinson, of jS the foreign element* will be re- painters. ed in California......... .............. ...., nnd in Florida, and which will be concluded .at the placed by negroes remains to ho Mrs. Coolidge Ims requested thni Orlando, secretary-mnnugcr, for }■ Washington hearing which opuns seen.” she be permitted to make the crosn the twelve months to come. Re- ■ next Tuesday, It is contended During the period under consid- her gift to the institution in mem ports from the various sections of a that thc practice of placing ice on erutiou the city attracted 15,000 ory of her son. The sunshine cor- the state indicated thnt interest H the load inside thc cars is neces­ more young men and women be- ner, suggested by Mrs. Coolidge and support in favor of the league .■ sary to the safe und sound trans­ tween the ages of 15 ami 25 than , will be the Academy’s own mcmcr was growing among all interests 5 If you are on the market for Celery Wire portation of the shipments and a left. On the other hand many Iial and will commemorate the boy’, concerned in the work it is doing. ■ Few changes were made in the J yreat many growers declaro that u more persons over 80 left than 1delight in the beauties of nature or Crate Nails, etc. refusal of the railroads to permit fers to walk from the Pacific cable in, with a resulting netgain: it will consist of a series of hiri board o f directors nnd standing (a ; their continuing this policy would Coast to Lynn to arouse interest of native whites of any 25,000. At'baths to attract the featherei committees. The executive committee, for B work unsold hardships on the in­ for thc erection of a stadium in the same time 60,000 negroes and woodfoik; a sundial, and seat: 160,000 foreign immigrants were where the boys may gather wher the ensuing year, is composed of a dustry. the Shoe City. Doyle writes that if people of added. Tho population was also ? ^ *urroundet K. L. Skclly, of tho American [ Fruit Growers Inc.; C. K. Stewart ■ Lynn he Likes on tlu* journey he iperensqd about 250,000 by excess by shrubs, flowers and trees, Patentialities o f In Edition to these memorial: Jr., uml E. 1). Dow, of tho Flori- B will make the trip, and to hack lip of births over deaths ’•Tho men i h o sought their fo r -1Morccrsburg Academy ha: provid du Citrus Exchange; V. B. New- J proposition he has forwarded 'Haiti to Be Viewed his a chci'k for $100 us a starter for tunes ia Chicago,” the spekaer, , a memorial »£ue of the Auide ton, Standnrd Growers Exchunge; ■ J. C. Chase, of Chase & Co., und ■ By Consular Expert the Htadium fund. said, “ averased about 23 years, nW ,n ivh‘ch arc L. B. Skinner. Tho traffic com- J Figuring about 2112 paces to the while the women were only fT * £ <M!IUIk' mittee is composed of M. L. Cut- a FORT-AU-PIHNCE, Haiti. Jan. mile, und 3600 miles on the trip, Ncfcfimi cumltik' >nto Iho city 1f c 'f h S W j . t o S ’ lum. Ia B. Aulls. E. D. Dow, H. 1.— Desiring to bring before tho “ Walking Mike" writes that these raged decidedly older than the, Thc 8ch()0, , ifc of f;alvin Jr . wu C. Gcttier, J. II. Grcmhnw. G. E. j{| American public a true picture of 7,500,00 steps should net the fund other groups, whip native white' nueceu[on of brilliant achieve Watson, and F. A. Cobb, while the a economic conditions in Haiti, and u sum of ah.unit $75,000, and if were the youngest." _ _ , llient. Flir tlirpi, vpnr« lti finance committee comprises S. O.jS the go. sibilities in nn agricultural the people of Lynn are agreeable, Chase. C. E. Jr.. Lawrence Gen-|5 way o f its wonderful soil, General he will jump in his walking togs tile, F. L. Skclly, V. B. Newton. » Russell, thc American High Com­ in the spring for the trip. missioner, made certain specific tec Doyle hus gained considerable uramendatious to Washington. As prominence und publicity in his a result E. Verne Richardson, of hikes of the past. In 1918 he the American consular service, wus tramped from Lynn to Washing­ assigned the task of making un ton, 1). ('. in uid of tho Liberty economic survey of tho republic, I.oan, with citizens of Lynn sub­ and is already ut work. Cooperative Societies Takes Wise iMan To scribing to tho loan us Mike proWhile thc productivity of Huiti’s Prosper In Germany .. Know His Own Bride coil is vaguely known to thc peo­ ple o f the United States, few are Communists in East: KINGSTON, England, .Inn. 1.— sware thnt 70,000,000 pounds of the fim-at coffee are harvested annual­ RERUN, Jan. 1.—-Germany to-' The Rev. A. Wellesley Orr. vicar ly from plants growing in u wild of St. I’aul’t, Church, Kingston Hill, day claims no lower than • r>2,'>0() bn-i come out nguinst tho use of state and that amount represents co-operative societies, which is fnr less than two-thirds o f tho ber­ paint and powder h women. Writ­ in excess of the number in any ing to his parishioners, the vicar ries that could- he harventrd by othrr country. to your home on approval. Then let us place beside it u New Edison phonojjr Jntelligent picking. Ia>ng staple says; Tlit-ru urn both consumers’ nnd the two. cotton neprly the equal of iw>.i "Even while we are signing tho producers’ societies among theau marriage registers in the church island and superior to that groMi This is the final test of merit— the only test that is fair to you— and it will a organizations. Some ar« fur mar­ vostry the bride may get in a few keting good-1, others for the pur­ moments' work before tho mirror A small initial payment will place the instrument o f your pose of buying, while still uthers with a powder pulf, sciss «r< nml a extend credit to their members on better terms than the individ­ ual:! can obtain nt the banka. In New Orleans u giant snake Ship load of horse meat recently Imagine tho conxtcrn§tion of a was found in a cargo o f bananas, You never can tell when p so maybe he slipiusl in on a banana raile dfrom New York for Europe, St. Louis girl who Icurncd later she which is a horse on Europr. hud shot the wrong man. nia or alimony wih gel you. skin. CHICAGO, Jan, 1 .— Persons Bring will aae a population of Prominent Advertising Experts Of Atlanta Make Survey Of This State i Negroes And Aliens School Friends Will Flock T o Chicago Honor Memory Of In Past Ten Years Calvin Coolidge Jr. Three 2-Horse IRON AGE SPRAYERS Call 446 HILL IMPLEMENT �j i>n. As Brisbane o n e r s • All oM toary o f thank*. resolution* n iirto H u n ttit* w h tr* n i d i w ill b « ch a r*** r i d n S I t l n i rat**. South Florida people who the Literary Digest o f Dece , ____ ________ _ _____ ____ _ looking baby, digging coconut pulp from the shell, must have been moved to read the article In the adjoining column, quoting the interview of Dr. L anen, aa given by the Honolulu Advertiser. A t the meeting of the Pan-Pacific Science Council, Dr. Larsen of the Queen's Hospital, Honolulu, gave a talk on the value o f coconut pulp ami m.ik aa a food, capable o f taking the place o f Mother's milk. The physician reported that an analysis of coconut pulp showed that it haB exactly the m- Sky Rocket* for IMS. To* Good for Uncle Sam. IrMOrOOMO Year*. Clothe* 9900 ■ Month. Cindcralti’fl lot She slept right by a.Are. 1' * ' ‘ ** , '* ' . '.«!’’ **(«. 1 , .* Many-* Kom when at *e?k ^ ei the dishes .when at home. BY ARTHUR. BRISBANE ( G m i a t t i *m > Well, it's only oncraoreiihorpi year before Christme*, ; C* Wonder hoyr ,CQmrre;iit Bin I when It is not'ta'iasiidh)ht. We got a mirror on the wli shield of ncyr car so.yro cai [look at It and sec whero ;ira weri -------:< -* i AssontATfm r a m s ! Bad thing about steam beat I .. . you can’t throw everything Into the] ’radiator. Med Pr**a to *xrlu»t«* the u n f o r repub* all aewa dispatches or not ottiefw fM cred­ it'* r and also tha local td herein. All rlch ts rjn <if special dlapatchalan r t t i t t f d . ■ One check that can olwaj en*hed is a check on your ! expenses, ■ ~ r JAN UARY 2, ISIS, UGHT~FOR TO D A Y OVERCOME EVIL:— rdioned one to anothterly love; in honour il another; recompense oil for evil. Provide k in the sight of.all it overcome of 'evil, evil with good. Ro17, 21. _______ _ 9a St____]'• „ *. * ° . ........ ... —* w w w now numiii y-uuniuiy Every drinker thinks he can a car while drunk. He can, not counting nccldenta. iujv. which wc quote. __ - 1 But IF it can be demonstrated that coconut pulp and SENATOR UNDERWOOD, nmi atother a mi|k, hence, a practically perfect food for a baby, South. I*londa can do to know something about tho**a!uo wonders with its coconut groves. All the undernourished of power shares and whnt it would babies o f the world could be fed by■ the fruit o f Florida’s mc»n to fho 1Gunernl Electric Com• 1 ' ttn M/lt it* i tl I l *»■1 *tll aTi *1. yhitlllil New resolutions aro about VA* new laws. They have to h« mail* right along beemiso ihe otd'Va^ arc broken. Wo bought a now auto and Uri first week got a crick In our ned? looking to see if it was still out front. 3 WITH A SMILE. ian no use for the face frown, them and shun them iy ; rer the skies with the tiling down the dull clouds of down and hills where lets bloom Most o f us have our concepts o f Jerusalem and the Holy r in nature's own style Land from the Sunday School lessons of our childhood. If he face that’s » mirsomebody suddenly suggested the word. “ Palestine", and floom, ce with a wide-open asked you to describe the picture the word called to your vmilil frown when we ) buy. never g o there again: ler who nmilcs when me in pnsn by ;rind double the grain, blacker o f 1>oots who a bright face All the ill flrut, for the work he he#:— vith the wide-open ftat frown from your id, my friend, than the aoot-swcepline; s but soap, hut frowns end rows far deeper than of sunshine will never Id, ouble mny try every cat o f treasure^ more ia tbaii gold—J » V * with the wide-open Victor A. Hermann. io biggest year ever. reet someone with a Morning"? mind ,it would almost certainly be a scene reflecting some incident or some geographical setting of a Bible story. The caravans, laden with frankincense and myrrh, the rocky old roads, narrow and dark, the hooded pedestrains crowding close to an old wall to permit the donkey cart to pass. Get your picture of Jerusalem and the surrounding country in your mind ond then note the effect when you read that “ the harsh honking o f automobile horns and the mad speeding through the streets of Jerusalem" have brought such annoyance to the people o f the Holy City, it has been decreed that beginning January first all automobiles must replace their horns with bells I Do you get thnt picture? Wild automobile driving through the streets of the City of David? According to a report o f the Palestine Foundatipn Fund, the government of Jerusalem has issued orders for the dra­ stic punishment o f reckless and speeding drivers o f automiles. Taxicabs which have been reaping a harvest by get­ ting any fnre they could are now required to post the regu­ lation tariffs in their curs in the three officinl languages of the country, Hebrew, Arabic and English. And very likely they have installed traffic cops to tell ’em to “ Stop" and “ Go” as automobiles make their way along the roads to Bethlehem. f . . . . - ............ If Daniel had undortnken to describe the miracles that would come to the world in the twentieth century, we doubt if he ever could have come out of that Hons’ den. He would have decided that he hinwelf was crazy to conjure up such visions. Automobiles rushing through the streets of Jerusa­ lem ! Great flying passenger ships overhead! What a wild yarn thnt would have made even a hundred years ago. ndvcise to work, seek the federal penitenita. Sanford Among* Those Present Frequently we hear of some persons selecting Sanford ling nbout Sanford is ;er you live horo tho for their permanent home, who never would have thought ;a it. o f this place and who, perhaps, would never have come to Florida, had it not been for the Madison Squnre Garden ex­ rcssure Thursday r e - 1hibit o f lust February. The eyes of many were turned to ifl people eating lnte this city and to this state by tho big show of a year ago and inani. vorry shout; America nwre for comnetics for music. dio fails t > Invest in estate is letting oplock go unheeded. ng his AU-Amcricnn i. Walter Camp is ured to ip some col­ ter Scamp. thing about meeting is that you add one te number to your colsome sections of the Id be greatly benefitstreet lights. Why te way lights? a snappy song about sung in the opening h given over Sanford’* Jio broadcasting etabuilding permit* for k. mighty amaR comqse for 1925 when tho coming yeur is finally i many thing* which * at present is n new cctory. Tile one now • behind the progresii» city. i acting more like the an thu conquered in •By about the ovacuart of it* territory by gnas curd is pretty, *e however old; but ider of bearer is the ry ever told.— New -Tribur.e. some big assets in Ive citizens but also lhiUtic* iu those who be growth of the city y their selfish incllna- li >u*» victory over St un­ ity on New Year’* Day tc Rockne'a teuni this best in the country te best football aggre:h ha* ever been asle history o f th« sport. TAKE ONE little light nod pow­ er investment made by the farseeing II. F. His wife asked him to invest for her $100,DUO. flc paid $0,300 for $10,000 par value o f power bonds. They carried the right o f exchango for common stock at par. He exchanged the $10,000 bonds for 100 shares of common stock. The company is­ sued ten shares of stock for one. The $10,000 investment could have been sold yesterday fur $00,G00. You'll admit that properties going up like that are really too good for Undo Sum to keep. SCIENTISTS by modern meth­ ods prove that the earth's solid crust is ut least sixteen hundred million years old. That adds con­ siderably to the o'd idea of n world created six thousand years ago. Feeble human imagination cannot grasp such a period as 1,600,000,000 years. Only 12000 years ago wo were in the stone nge. Hut the earth’s great nge encuurngrs us to behove thnt this planet and human beings on it will uxist for several hundred millions of yearn more, at least, as science predicts. A great deal can be don in thnt time. Even one million years should show considerable im­ provement when you consider what men have accomplished in 12.00Q years. IT APPEARS thnt four gentle­ men have been representin'; the Philippine Government in the Unit­ ed States, with «n expense lie-: count. It also appears that by a gentleman's agreement evidently each of. them charges exactly nine . . . . . hundred dollars every month for clothing’, This teaches not only that Filipi . nos are hard on their clothes but also that they have not mixed with American politicians for nothing, innd arc now about '— ready to govern themselves. TRINITY UNIVERSITY in North Carolina has changed its name to Duke University, thereby acquiring many millions, gener­ ously given by James 11. Duke. The university eets six millions at once for buildings, and ultimately will have an endowment the income from twenty-five millions more. "WHAT'S IN A NAM E?" is nn- it Is impossible for anyone to accurately tell just how great swered by Mr. Duko effectively. That university _. by uny other the results were. name, would not have got $.11,000,Thousands upon thousands of interested spectators view­ 000. Who cun estimate the future ed the displays and the booths o f the various Florida com­ value of »uch gifts to education? munities that were progressive enough to be represented. What a blessing thnt men now give vast fortunes to help others, in­ Many o f these people are already in Florida, some in Nan- stead nf spending tho money, as ford and Seminole county .nnd others in different parts of .Iof". old,"i . in an cl?ort to buy special There is no doubt that good results were secured (‘brine favors for their own unim'mt nn person nor community can tell just what lH,rtant 80U,!,> i have boon for the money invested. j . p. v a n ZANDT. of Mie army icxt month it is the plan for F lo rid a to jo u r n e y to Service, having traveled 0,000 - to stage nnother exhibit. It is said that this will ™ an y*rJ0U; i *?ur,’ i?an alr. "?£■ it *i * . report* that fiyinir is past the renter one than that of a year ago. Already many experimental stage and under con­ ies arc getting ready for the big event. It is not sorvative conditions, us safe aa 0 be working out preliminary arrangements and lruvcl H" die land. icting plans for making the exhibit of 1025 all it SINCK tiuT w a r , commercial . planes have traveled mors thnn 1 should be represented again this year. This city lwcnfy' s,'x '"lIUou miles. On a no opportunity o f keeping in the limelight, to go E n l h a ^ ' wRhiri twentymo sl. 1 he progressive people ot this prosperous and years any long distance journey by wing section will surely see that sufficient money fr,dn will be confined to oid-fnshuing to cover the expenses. Sanford must he ‘;'>nJ«rvnt!ve people. In fiftirni'iiii i G O V E R N O R IX O R G O V IO R N O R E E N It’s real funny*how some pcopl* won’ t discuss religion until th-y get drunk, and then won’t dhcusi| anything else. All, we wish in that these radio! guys would find their Sally. Yus can’t turn a dial without someone] wondering what's become of her. AN EASY CIIAIR-OR A LADDER? DR. FRANK CRANE IN ASSOCIATION MEN The average young man wastes Every man’s job may be con­ sidered both ns n thing in itself enough tlmo every four years to ntnko a college education. .If he and ns a preparation for something would systematise his leisure and else. train his mind and body intelli­ Workers may be divided into gently, the end of every four years two classes, those who arc aiming would find him a four times bet­ tor mnn, nnd qualified for a four to get on. There is a third class; of course, times better job. A deal of our hented tnlk of so­ which is not worth considering— those who nrc satisfied if they just cialism, nnd communism, and get by*. In other words your job Ihinism, and thntism is usunlly a mny be an easy chair, in which smoko screen made by slackers to you just loll gently and nre con­ hide their failures. One common sin among young tent. or it may bo a ladder,—it pray be n rung upon which you put men is their failure duly to re­ your ffoot while you are reaching) spect money. Money is the pre­ served quintessence of human en­ for something higher. Every one of use ought to Ik: ergy. The spendthrift of money is contented, but not one oi’.ght to be the spendthrift of life. Jamas J. satisfied. That is, we should en­ Hill, the railroad magnate of the joy every day‘as wo go along, wo Northwest, used to say that Do should be free from envy nnd des­ young mnn who cannot save money pair and self-pity, nnd we will be can achieve success. Thrift means spiritual power, it if wo nro doing honest work In tho right spirit; but within every moans the ability to control one­ of us there should bo a stirring self, to ileny oneself it is a prac­ one < spirit of ambition, an unrost that tical, tangible, undeniable way of taking up one's cross. pushes us continually higher. You can set it down ns a rule to Without ambition we slump. And tho groat handicap of the which there aro no exceptions^ that world of industry is the drug of any human being can live on ninetenth of whut he doe", live on. tho stumpers. No life is so poor that it can­ There Is n good deal of talk nbout evil conditions, about hard not produce a surplus. Ami it is times, about the capitalistic sys­ the accumulation of the surplus tem, nnd about the injustice of which has accomplished civiUxnmankind, but tho principal curse of tho world Is pure Bhiftlessness. Whnt humanity needs is a good doso of moral tonic, an injection of pep, something to make us eag­ er for excellence, unsatisfied with being just ordinary. Too many lives are like gardens, over-run with weeks. For life always produces some­ thing and if It does not produce virtue nnd joy and good work, it will bring forth a weed crop of envy, Imd habits nnd perversions. accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. Park Avenue Easy Terms E. F. LANE THE NATURAL LAW TAMPA TIMES huve been / luntry. It ig ailment days or hen moves r 21 to 72 overs. AnHarmless— little nuibothering f°r long distances, trains will lie used ns little us atngu conches aro used now. For some it is hard to imagine thnt. Rut many find it hard to imagine any- BOSTON TRANSCRIP paper calls “ Ma" Ferguson and Mr*. Ross "govemorcsscs." It is not a happy selection. Tho word "governerness” suggests the nur­ sery, and the teaching of table maimers nnd the four it’s to liitle children, rather than the caplto! and the leadership of children of a larger growth constituting the citizenry of u great state. Assum­ ing thnt the sex of the incumbent In guhcrnational office is to deter­ mine the title "governors” clearly will not do. If u word Is to bu coined to fit the case, "governoru**" first sug­ gests itself, but it is awkward on thc tongue, bviously unsuited to linguistic travel on tin air in days of pollticu) eandiiiuting, Wc have the executor nnd the executrix, why not the governor and the governorix? Rut, notwithstanding the thought of death win! the probate court that will obtrude itself iu connection with words so fushioned, ‘ governorix tends to urouao the risibility. There is something about it which detracts from the dignity that should nttnch to the office nnd it* holder. Addrr-udm? te appreciate the big W possibilities o f small :t IS NOT this country rich- *nd intelligent enough to meet the sit­ “ Ma" Ferguson as "governorix" i uation and keep up with the times? one might lie tempted to giggle.! The flying machine wns invented There is "governorim?,” but that here and wo sit waiting for other also is food for mirth, inasmuch as countries to develop it, and perin colloquial English frequent and hup» use it against us. humorous reference is found to Why must We wait for Europe I "netorines." Spelt differently, to cstnhlish a flying service across I however it might answer—"Gov- the ocean? If our business men, I ernorecn,’’ a queen without a "qu." that talk so much of superior pri­ Rut, nt’ er all, it would bu con­ vate ownership, lack energy and trary to the spirit of the age to courage to be pioneers, tha United provide distinctive title for the Suites Government should do it. woman who sits in gubernatorial Insteud of merely sending out chair. Woman has taken her phu-e of dato battleships to cruise in the in so many ot tho world’s activi­ ties that to attempt to coin words Pueific, we ought to send half u to indicate her presence in ull of dozen dirgibles, bigger than any­ them would mean a considerable re­ thing England has, each carrying writing of the languiige. We are ; its cargo of fly irc machines and accustomed to women 'us doctors, fliers to make friendly demonstra­ lawyers, and preachers. Doubtless tions in flying from the mother we shall become accustomed, to wo­ ships, target practice with imita­ men ns governors, and it safe tion bombs against moving and to say that, ill the present eases, stationary tqr’ cts, etc. All thnt I would la* instructive, c r e a t e i thought in foreign countries and 1promote pence. A very rich, very fat, thorough­ ly unprotected grocer is a tempta­ tion to gunmen—and Uncle Sam U just such a grocer, at this monn nt. develop ns fust us the medical pro-: ft fessioti gets tin* old ones under ■ control. Ami it is the reason why I man will never find any elixir if' to enable him to live to nn e x - 11 tremely old age. By right living ■ we might survive 150 years, hut iu somewhere* is a natural deadline 1® to prevent the earth becoming ov- _ er-crowded. It is a natural law. You see it^ a Iccup epi- Jit work everywhere — constant R >t answer, building up is balanced or offset H lology and by constant disintegration, ert that it Orange nnd lemon trees, for in- M tiveness or stance, have been aided a lot by (I iry is that' science. Now they have n disease 8 iccups and | called chlorosis, which among nth- £ py them. |er things causes fruit to stop \i "ran to" growing. The scientists are fight- *<( the tendon-1 *nil bacx hy injecting medicine into First National Bank Building. PHONE 93 ROOMS 50I-? Saleslady— Miss Ruha Williams Father, Mother and All the Children Are Members of our Christmas Savings Club Just u few pennies, nicklcs, dimes or more deposited weekly insures one ii very merry and bountetous Yulctidc. We are organizing our Club now and will be pleased to have you and all the family become members. j Contemporary Comment France is making it Old Week for her foreign Reds York HeruUl Tribune. It’s easy to joib. The first deposit makes you a memlier Any further information you desire will be cheerfully given. lome New zv imng none twice is an em­ bryo habit." I.et's pray for thnt second tax cut.—Greenville News. Pedestrians will please take no­ tice: thu prices of Fords have tak­ en nnother drop—Asheville Times. Perhaps the women would use the ballot more extensively if they could exchange it. — Cleveland 4 ‘/o Interest I'aid on Savings �MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Society SA N F O R D C H A P T E R OF G. I. A . H O LD S C. Bennett Will enterk Club at 8 o’clock. Galloway will enter IS TO CLUB.MEMBERS Brat business meeting o f Eggfe- Club will be held at C /an. 7. This will be an Ring and members of othSvsnikatlohs will be wel1m dub members are urgivite friends and visitors !ity. H. H arold'Hume o f \L Mary i Nurseries, will L:t*A (practical Program for I County Beautlflotion.” Grapeville LUpsala A n d ram llhi the hoi o f Arcadia, Is lys with her Id Mra. Austin Williams r daughter, *Mrs. Whittle Erd, v/ith Mrs. Hall and raona, were guests on is day M the boma o f Mrs. Voile Williams. id Mrs. E. F. Lundqulst Ihren, Lawrence, Marlon, and Irene, spent Christand th eday at the home rents, Mr. and Mrs. Auinson. Mrs. Lundqulst Magnuson also took sup;hem on Christmas eve. Id Mrs. Noah Fry, Mrs. , Louis Easterling, Miss mer and brother, Elmer, nere, came-on Christmas spent Christmas,at tho Ir. and Mr*. T. D. Tyner. The G. I. A. held a very enthus­ iastic meeting Wednesday* after­ noon In the Masonic Hall. After the business was disposed of impressive installation rervice was presented nnd directed by Mrs. Fannie McConnald. past president who ably assisted by Mrs. Frank Crosby who acted as instal­ lation marshall and Mrs. Ernest Krupp in chaplain. The following are to fill the offlees fo r the coming year, pres­ ident, Mrs. Alfred Lilia; vice-presi­ dent, Mrs. M. Minarik; secretary, Mrs. A. J. Metcalf; treasurer, Mrs. F. K. Smith; insurance secretary, Mrs. R. L. Torrense; guide, Mrs. A. P. Bundy; sentinel, Mrs. L. Grow; musician, Mrs. R. II. Walthour; marshalls, Mrs. R. L. Giffin and Mrs. Byron Walker; pillows, Mm . Frank Crosby, Mrs. J. B, <hristmas Day Mrs, llilnia list, Emil Magnuson, Mr, rs. Ballinger were guests iome of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. ist. Their son, Elmer nnd ung men of Holly j Hill ulso pper with yiom,‘ J. S. Clark will preuen here E. TI.MESON DEAD Thursday evening tho Sanford Woman’s Club was the scene of one of the most delightful recep­ tions of the holiday season, it be­ ing the Annual Christmas Rfcetltion of the Woman’s Club to its members and friends. The club was beautifully dec­ orated with tall baskets of poinsottias and the stage rail and mantle were banked with fern and poinsettias. The walls were lined with stately staffs o f feathery bumbo. Tall red tapers and shad­ ed lights gave a delightful pleasing glow to the wholo scene. Tho ten table was particularly lovely, being centered with a sil­ ver basket filled with red and white roses and fernq about which were placed -silver candlesticks holding tall white tapers at each end wyre placed silver coffe urns* Receiving ‘ were Mrs. Henry Wight, president, Mrs. William M. Beta Pi was represented at the convention by OUn is. Watts Jr., Of Bartow, and H. McKie Salley of tiuHIli varuiiiiiit Major iMiijur 1B. ), L/, South Carolina. C. Alik) Riley,p head o f the Extension Division of the university, represented tho Phi Delta Theta Alumni chapter, at Jacksonville and Joseph LoFils of the Tampa Alumni Club represent­ ed Beta Pi on the convention floor. Beta Pi has three members in j Sanford, Reuben Mason, Kenneth j Scott, vice president,' Mrs. W. Aylet Fitts Jr., Mrs. Ernest M. Gal1__ _ _.__ 1 i 1 W_1 ts__ 1 virus!____-tt lowny and t Mrs! Fred Williams. Tho varimjs department chnirmen assisted. They are Mrs. Sharon, Mrs.C. C. Woodruff, Mrs. A. M. Phillips and Mrs. D. P. Drummond. Pouring coffee the first hour were Mrs. John Meisch and Mrs. J. E. Pace while Mrs. 3. O. Shinholser and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs pour­ ed the second hour. During the evening the reading room was arranged for cards where many o f the gentlemen played. Reisenstcins orchestra furnished n delightful program during the evening. The delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. J. B. Coleman, Mrs. Sandy Anderson. Mrs. Frank Talbot, Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Foster. Mrs. C. R. Kirtley and Mrs. Walter Wight. MISS EASTERBY ENTERTAINS WITH DELIGHTFUL DANCE COUNTRY CLUB P h m i G ’!,1 7 intermission a delightful led couse was served. TtlP R»^uest list included Dr. Mrs. nnd Mw c Bowcr^ Mr Bnil Edward Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Welchell, Mrs. D. T. Phllyaw, Miss Lillian Shinholser, Miss Margaret Zachary, Miss Mina Howard, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Marion Hand, Miss Fern Ward, Miss Olu Vera Glisson, Miss Ruth Gillen, Miss Allie Gillen, Miss Ann Lee, Miss lluba Williams, Miss Gladys Hensotngor, Miss Anna DuBoso, Miss Rosamond Radford, Fred Walsh, Earle Jones, Wallace Bell, Pierce Griffin, Ralph Woodruff, Joe Gonzalez, Robert Robinson, Ralph Stevens, Edward Moye, Hampden DuBose, Hodgson Ball. C. II. Rickenberg, A. W. McGruw, Hilliard Malpns, William Moye, Jijmes Sharon, Robert Thrasher nnd Floyd Boyle. CONCERT IIY NOTHING RESERVED COATS This will bo the season's most unique musical event. In addition to singing several groups of songs, Miss Spencer has consented to compare her voice with its Re-Creation by Mr. Edison’s new phonograph. She will lie assisted by Lucile Collette, pianist. (MARKED) $25.00 - $39.00 - $49.00 - $59.00 DRESSES ■ (M ARKED) The famous soprano will appear at . • $16.75 - $27.75 - $35.00 - $49.00 Hight School Auditorium Thursday, January 8th 50 Per Cent Off - 1-2 P Admittance by invitation only. A few reservations are still left. We shall be glad to issue these to music-lovers who apply, in order of application. Call, write, or telephone. I- - - - - - ilij H liM U i l l Miss Zachary Is Honor Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Guest at Bridge Party Ml*, and Mrs. Wnlter S. Cole­ man w erotho charming hosts of a New Yea^s dinner Thursday evening at their home on West Eleventh Street. The occasion was the celebration of Mr. Cole­ man’s birthday and Mr. Harry A. Reed’s silver wedding anniversary. The table wns beautifully ap­ pointed being centered by n blue bowl filled with red roses. Fol­ lowing the delicious dinner bridge wus enjoyed until a luto hour. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Walter 3. Coleman. Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Bodwell, Mrs. Mary Hummell. Miss Wilkey, George E. Bridgett and Harry A. Reed. ANDO, Jan. 2.— Death hiu i E. E. Jimeson, c winter t, here for several years, n Luthersburg. Clearfield , Pa,. Jan, 1 4 ,1SU2. Mr. Jimirly in lift* wait school nro* Bert Sheppard left Thursday for and later became interested Atlanta where he attend* Georgia mercantile business and then School of Technology. ’d in the lumber business, o was regular and recorder Alien Jones goes Friuay to Or­ home county far eight years. lando where he will be tha guest of Mr. and Mrs. Don Holland for a few days. Woman’s Club Column Mrs. McConnald, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs. Minarik, Mrs. Walthour and Mrs. Banov were each presented with n little gift from the auxil­ iary for faithful and efficient ser­ vices rendered through the year. Last but not least Mrs. Lilia was tho recipient of handsome linger­ ie given by the ladies. The meeting here adjourned "for n social hour, at which time tempt­ ing refreshments were served by the hostesses of the evening Mrs. Lilja, Mrs. Walthour and Mrs. Bandy. -“A 1mm A N N U A L R ECEPTIO N OF W O M A N ’S CLUB G IV E N W E D N E S D A Y E V E N IN G rhil Muniqn and daughThe Sanford Country Club wns, hine of Savannah, arrivurday and are guests for the scene, Thursday evening of one■ of the most ,ioU.rhtf.il delightful nnrtips parties of the Yuletldo season when Miss Sara Warren Easterby wr.s the charmlng hostess to a number of her friends at a dar.ee. The guests met ut the home of Miss Easterby and motored in a Bergquist and daughters, body out to the club. uth and Mildred o f Fort The club was beautifully decmd son, Theodore, of Tam- orated with evergreens, garlnnds e by autoVrt'nbMb Christmas and an nbundance of cheery noin-•pend a few days At the settius. Toll floor baskets filled ' her daughter, Mra. E. W. with poinsettias were placed about and the mantle wns banked with tho same lovely flower. Punch lection of over $5.00 was wns served through the evening r Children’s Home at Jack- and tho splendid music wns furlast Sunday. nlshed by Mr. Brockham and Jame3 Robson. Musical and attractive ‘ Lundqulst, ' lUpsola, favors added much to tho pleasre Christmas, 'caVnuig over ure o f the evening. During the r. and, Mrs. Edwin Pcterlolly Hill to spend the day ts parents, Mr. arid' Mrs New Year’s Dinner By .undquist. g family gathering at the f Mr. and Mr*.' Henry Lee rt First Street Vhefe held Crawford, Mrs. R. L. Jinkina, and Mra. M. £ . Moye; flag-bearer, Mrs. Brubaker. Tho retiring officers wore pre■fnted with hand rftade handkerchiefs by their president, Mrs. Lllje, as a token .ef her apprecia­ tion for their splendid co-opera- stailatfon of Um new dkp&v to be known as Florida Alpha,;will-Yakq. plate within g fe w week-*. . The. local fraternity was;organ­ ised Nov! 6, 1921- and on May 3, PHONE: - Hc=. -RSJ 1924 received the'unimraou3 en­ dorsement of the Southern Province' Phi Delta Theta Gives of Phi Delta Theta, thfe first peti­ tioning to be recommended Charter*to Beta Pi A t by the province lit ,22.years. There now 90 aetivie chapters of Phi University .of Florida are Delta Theta in thia country and England with approximately an Students and former students of equal number of.alutnnl; clubs, the University of Florida now liv­ ing in Sanford will learn with in­ Attending the DeMotdy Con­ terest that Beta Phi, local frater­ clave at Gainesville aro the* fol­ nity o f the university, waagranted lowing from Sanford: John Wlltcin, a charter o f Phi Delta Tneta on Clyde Bdotb, Joe Corley, Joe Wednesday at Cleveland, 0 ., at the Meisch, Clarence Priest, Nolan Mcbiennial convention o f the body. Farland, and Lewis Shipp, Beta Pi’s triumph was obtained by a unanimous vote according to re. Miss Alice Dresen, who has been tho attractive guest of Mrs. Thom­ as Emmett Wilson, returned to her first business meeting of home in Orlando, Thursday. W year, of thd Woman’s 111 be held the club house ’clock, Jan. 7, and except for ticaf Program fo i City and Coun­ Mr. Hume transaction of routine mat- ty Beautification.” ill bo entirely devoted to needs no introduction to a San­ ford public, so well known is he for his writing, his splendid civic club and especially of the interest as shown in the two years e Department have been of public beautification effort in K out through much study the state, and more than either of »cu.«*ion an ordinance which these perhaps for the fine policy dll ask the City Commission whieli characterizes his large busi , creating a Park and Street ness in its dealing with tho pub ‘cation Commission, object of this commission be to provide for such supOn account of the difficulty in 1 and such a planting pro- getting the mailing list into shape, will eahnnee tho beauty The Florida Bulletin for Decem­ city, already so prosperous ber has been mailed to presidents ^greaaive. This proposed of clubs for one month. It is an nee will he presented for exceptionally interesting number at the business meeting and to those who did not have the priv­ s u matter cf such general ilege of attending the convention t, tqe public?, is cordially in­ in Orlando, ns it is full o f reports ti be present and take part from this wonderful nnnual meet­ discussion which yvill [)re- ing. Club members will find The he formal vote of the Wo- Bulletin at the club rooms, and the Club. ■ maid will see that they are in A charming courtesy of Thurs­ day afternoon was the bridge party given by Miss Lilliam Shin­ holser, honoring Miss Margaret Znchaiy who is attending Sullins ; College but who is spending the holidays at home with her parents. A profusion of poinsettias were artistically used in decorating and the tallies were lovely little vanity ladies. Miss Shinholser was lovely in a frock of choculute crepe trimmed with Venetion lace. Miss Zach­ ary wore an attractive gown of brown satin embroidered in gold made in u bewitching' bouffant fashion. Tho prize for high score, a beautiful embroidered buffet set, was won by Miss Fern Word and ns a consolation Miss Ann Lee was presented lingerie pins. The "uest of honor wus presented an attractive bridge score. Miss Shinholser was assisted in serving the delicious salad course by her mother, Mrs. It. L. Shin­ holser and Mrs. J. E. Courier. Those invited were. Miss Mar­ garet Zachary, Miss Anna DuBose, Miss Frances Dutton, Miss Marion Hand, Miss Sara Warren Easter­ by, Mrs. Hugh Welchell, Miss Mi­ na Howard, Mrs. Roy Howard, Miss Ruth (iilien, Miss Ola Vera Gicsosn, Miss Perry Lee Bell, Miss Rosamond Radford, Miss Ann I,ee Wnrd, Mrs. D. P. Phllyaw and Miss Nonie Williams. vnspnm i i GOING - r - 'l i ^V * V. W. Surroncy and R L. Perdow of Lake Wales nre spending a few days in Sunford on business. Mrs. S. E. Porter and children of Waycross, Ga., nre tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shipp. P. F. Crary and son Evans re­ turned to their home in Tampa Wednesday after a pleasant visit with Mr. nnd Mrs. G. M. Shipp. Paul Whitehurst Instructor in Violin Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. ni. Saturdays only. Room 306 1st Nat. Bank Bldg. ■ la H ia ia a a iH iu iiiH u a r Annual Clearance Sale!! BEGINS TUESDAY, JAN. 6 Last 5 days. Clearance Price in every department. SEE BID ADD IN TOMORROW’S PAPER The Yowell �iA Y ,J A N U A iT M » M . tad activity, while Sid Terris, the •, flashy Now Yorker* developed into Columbia’s Popular Grid Star leknr s Four H oneo n Nitre Dame Gal* Field With 27-0 y ic a Thrilling Contest — ••* M ade From rcepted Passes : r .* v * * i > nford Full back NevIvidual Star While Leads In Scoring wyu .• NA, Rose Bowl, Cal., typhoon of apeed swirlSouth Bend, Ind., and > Thursday, swamping livoraity’s football team id lO'scofre. Notre u * ' i u r “ Four Horsemen" against Ernie Nevera and the gallant Cardtth ho covered himself 10 mater with glory, ffset their repeated the huge red-shirted itcharged the squat 1 linesmen o f Notro t was owing to their e Palo Alto Institution register ten points in the fierce galloping of of the Indians, ae added to its list of o f having scored tho ‘fo r the East in four 1 games played on the t this seasop. tlmated that upwards itched tho contest. moment the Notro ived up to'their repuced in foot and head, irt Coach Rockno sent f atring men byt Stan-agressive and - beefy, , steadily down field, s called on his stars bottle was on, Stnnwhlch might not have stly agninst other opre fatal when pulled if Notre Dame, When foot slipped the South Walter Koppisch, three-time captain of Columbia’ s football teams, is hero receiving more than mere praise for his great work on the grid­ iron. Royal Cooney, chairman of the student body, is presenting him with a watch, the gift of the undergraduates. Koppisch was selected os tone of the half-backs on Walter Camp’s All-America. Record Breaking Activity With Colorful Encounters Marked. The Boxing World During Past Year NEW YORK, Jan. 2.— Despite a to defend his crown no doubt had record-breaking amount of nctiv- its effect on the rest of the pnr.ks, ity, marked by no little color, the while suspensions by ring nuthor1924 boxing campaign passes into ities, eleventh hour mlslmps, ami history with few dominant devcl- a disinclination on the part of opments or sensational results. several champions to ri-k their Looking any high snot compar­ able with the memorable DempicyFirpo battle o f 1923, the season was noteworthy chiefly for n (Inal Benny Leonard, lightweight and unsuccessful invasion of Amer­ champion, defended his crown once ica by Georges . Carpenticr , the by defeating I’al Moran at Cleve­ downfall of Luis' Angel Firpo from land but in this bout injured his the ranks of heavyweight title con­ hands to such an extent that he tender and tho passing o f two was forced to cnll off n scheduled veteran champions. Another im­ bnttlo with Mickey Walker, the portant development wa3 approval welterweight champion. Walker, of u new law permitting 12-round handicapped by incurring the dis­ bouts in California in 1925 and pleasure of Now York ring solonn forecasting a big rink rcviv.il on for refusing to accept o challenge the const. from Dave Shade, nevertheless was Only one world’s title change one of tho most active champions took placo in the ring ami that and has an unusuul opportunity in occurred when Abe Attel Goldstein prospect early in the new year dethroned Joe Lynch nr bantam­ when he fights Mike MoTigue, the weight titlcholdcr in u colorless 15- world’s light henvyweight cham­ round hout at Madison Square Gar­ pion. den that set a colorless champion McTiguc, early this year, had a upon the 118-pound thron>. close call against his Georgia The other break in tho ranks of schoolboy rival, Young Stribling, thnmpions came Johnny Dundee, who nenrly scored a knockout over durable little Italinn warrior, for­ the champion in a no-decision beut feited without a struggle tho fi nth* nt Newark, N. J. > gain consistently erweight title he had won tho year Clpsq.Call line. A prolonged before from Eugene Crhpii, gal­ Harry Greb’s middleweight' ti­ when Layden bored lant French lighter. Dundee relin­ tle was in little Jeopardy during guard Mi a tnuch- quished the title, whicn he had not tho yenr while Pancho Vitlo, fly­ mice defended, because of bis ina­ weight titleholder, left for his na­ jtes later Layden pul- bility further to mako the llfii- tive Philippines after failing to go ass out of the qir and pound limit, and tho New York through with u match with his clos­ •nty yards for tho atuto Athletic Com mist ioa has est rival, Frankie Grnpro. Villa down. Crowley con- launched an elimination tournament claimed an injury prevented his the survivor of which will bo rec­ fighting, but tho boxing corn mis­ d period occurcd one ognized by that body ai tho new sion was dissatisfied with this ex­ i expensive errors, planation and susp-nded him. ibied a punt on his Greh’s victories included one over Johnny Wilron, former champion, line, stopped to ro­ ta might have played thus shattering pugilistic precedent while Villa disposed o f Frankie Huntzingcr swooped and upsetting the old theory that Ash, British flyweight. Wsth the memory o f his spec­ grabbed tho plg- a champion can lose his crown tacular fight against Dempsey still Upopposed to u touch- only in the ring. Sets Precedent fresh in the minds o f ring Vo'low­ ley again con vested, Dundee wns shorn completely of ers, Firpo returned from Argentina iperiod Notre Dame f 9fward pass within titles when he lost to Kid Sulli­ for another campaign but it prov­ errltory and Nevers van, the junior lightweight, or 130- ed a dismal fuilue. The big South oi. Then followed a pound championship, a division, Aniuricon, obviously not in the host bucks, until thu hefty however, which in not generally of condition and affected by legal entanglements in which he had bo1, heaved and ground recognized. : come involved, was outclassed by Starting out with prospects of ifotre Dame’s 8-yard an unusual amount of title activ­ ■llnrry Wills, giant negro, Iji n bout ity, tho yenr fell fnr short o f ex­ 1utj Boyle's Thirty Acres, and then nen from tho East pectations in this respect for a va­ suffered a crowning setback when another buck, but it riety of reasons, i'hc fnihue of he was defeated by Charley WeinWalker passed over Jack Dempsey, heavyweight king, ert, who had been an easy victim d Shlpkcy and Htanup a touchdown, eked goal for extra ended Stanford’s E V E R T TR U E BY CONDO rth period Stanford iQjiortunity. After an jrwnrd pass, Nevers f and in a succession irrled the sphere to s 8-inch lipo. The >t it wus n touchdown but when Referee ambled the heap of iiind tho goal murk crossed. iring play of the con* a Layden intercepted levers’ hands and led io way for 35 yards .unfonl chalk murk, did the rest. Horsemen cantered, ulloped with all the •ted pf them. Hurry play was hamiicap.wisted his left ankle opening period.’ I Crowley wore the * carriers for Notre on Miller performed the field today perbrilHantly than the ant fullback Nevers ujikles early in the Ited Nevera getting pe us his team mates v him play his first pori' than a year, h nt center and Howere among the [s on the visitors' n Lawson. Stanford one of the day's inalthough tin; entire performed with much rd team gained 184 rimmugc as cOmpare Iswne's 131. The stered 17 first duwn* l the Houthbcndcrs. pleted 12 out of 17 ward pasi.es and Nore out o f seven. The L-rial attack resulted IS yards while the ted 14(1. f o r the “ Wild Bull*.* in 1023. These defeats were looked upon Sri eliminating Firpo from the fro ft rank o f Dempsey’s challengers, but the Argentinian may attempt smith tr-comeback. . Wills stood out again at the end o f the season as the chl£f heavyweight contender but his victory over Firpo failed to increaso tho negro’s prestige and the prdspect that he will gain a long-sought match with Dempsey still is tho ring’s principal uncertainty. Renault Slump* Jack Renault, hard-hitting Cana­ dian, has been regarded ns a for­ midable Dempsey rival, but recent­ ly his stock slumped when ho un­ expectedly met defeat in Boston at the hands o f Quinth Romero, Chilean, who had failed to im­ press In any o f his previous bouts The year failed to uncover much promising new material In any di­ vision. The few exceptions were chiefly in the featherweight ranks, Where Dundee’s retirement stimuln- a formidable lightweight contend.. tit'. Paul Berlenbacb, Jimmy Slat­ tery and Stribling added color and Interest to light heavy ranks. Foreign talent Continued lu 111* vhde American ring* but met'with scant success. Discarding 'T irp o and Romero, South America’s chief threat was Luis Vlcentini, hard­ hitting Chilean lightweight* who performed impressively at times but in recent months met defeat against Jack Bcmstain and Terris. Panama sent a formidable feather contender in Jose Lombardo. Besides Carpcntler, Franco had another entry in Charley Ledoux, veteran bantamweight, but neith­ er was successful. Carpenticr lost spectacular fights to Gone Tnnney, American light heavyweight'Cham­ pion and Tom Gibbons. Lcdoux was beaten decisively by Gold­ stein. Erminio Spalls, the European heavyweight champion, came to the United States after Leing knocked out in the Argentine by Firpo bu* was defeated by Tummy. Gibbons crossed to England for an inter­ national bout in which he knocked out Jack Gloomfleid. Louis'Cantmot of Dijon, Franco PRO GOLPKU SIGNED at foortean Is a recofcrrtaad as* IMPA. JanT^-Jlw ttonoWer. *• , i plnylflR “pro r>lf,” at Teinpls Ter­ raco Cenntry club, signed Fred,31c- ' Wlnd'driven airplanes XuOod as’his partner, repDdng^WUlit MacFarlanc, it is annnafwed built Sr hero. MncFnrlanfl w** linsble to Germany’s “windmill boats’* will qraic to Tampa. Barnes and MeI.<sod pic execctcd, 10 arrive hero be built for commercial use. j _■ % ■ ———- — • Australia’s new aircraft factory is expected to turn out 150 air­ •. Pearl earrings ore planes the first year. London. mm “A P O PU LA R STORE” — 123,817 i| ; £ ' "! Customers Passed Through The Turn-Stiles o f this Store Daring 1924. There s a Reason. , ;•..1 5, . *,j\i . J'v'*. ' v'}. \ Are you a Piggiy Wiggly Customer? if not make a resolution worth while and we will be glad to see you tomorrow. x.... Kingao’s Reliable Select Your Groceries••••• C H E APE R T H A N W H IT E M E A T FROM A WELL STOCKED STORE Besides our complete line of staple and fancy goods we carry Fresh Oysters Daily Extra Line of Fresh Vegetables PU R E FOR PROM PT D ELIVE R Y C A L L 39 YOUR RANK AC COUNT WILL GROW GRANULATED G R EEN SN A P S If You Trade at A&P STORES Average Havings amount to about 11 per cent. Me sav­ ed on every dollar spent the round—watch our ads for prices ! I FR E SH T E N N E SSE E SU N SE T EACH GOLD SwansDowo Brand CAMPBELLS .‘I cans................ A&P Oven Baked. .T cans ASTOR WHOLE HEAD Elgin Creamery Fresh at all times. Lb. Full Cream Pound ...... A&l* BRAND S. S. P. P. U. 12-lb sack It. 2 1-lb sack.. L. 12-lb sack L. 21-lb sack IONA 12-lb s a c k .......... 24-lb sack *......... SUPERIOR BRANDS CO M tS Q U T ',! tvts C A N T A L K b u S I M l i S S IM THE. N A L L ------ IT H A S A L I T T U 5 BIT ot*- V C N T lL A T t O M {}» BOKAR—Coffee Supreme, lb................. 53c RED CIRCLE—Especially Selected, lb... ,48c 8 O’CLOCK—Smoothc and Mild, lb....... 43c ORANGE 2 -i>2 pkg. 1He­ fill, ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ? JUST A RO U N D TH E C O R N E R FROM EVER.YBOD The same prompt service awaits you. The same com­ plete line of fancy and staple groceries, Western and Floi ida meats will be kept in stock for our former pa­ trons and those we hope to serve in the future Phones— 210—211 �* ~iy-++'■ *)/* ttn$am ^ix^a»P 2E ia3«B B neei i 'E j.iV k -Sfli ' ; J jlM H l - ■;' '. «/> >• r~ ■■ ----- r r ‘ -|- _________ __ . ..■■— _ . _. ■■ . - ' V—-------------J -, - r •-•■ .' . ‘ i t t’: ^ tt_ • -' ■- :•* •* — 1 Im portance!:- F O R , Want Ads WiU Keep You Posted on Ail Sanford Business “ " ’ MEN'S CLOTHING ,S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price A d v a n ce Tailored Suits—*32.50 and up. •- . Milane Theatre Bldg. I will . ^ . p r i n t i n g ___ I MrATTHRW"PUES8^PRINTING_ ¥ « uk4 QUALITY - SERVICE - PRICE. • * H » * fl _ Commercial St.. R. R. Ave. M a llaa HAYNES RATLIFF, “ Printers k a IIm and office outfitters. Phone 340. fiPypa doubt* abov* 116 Park Avenuo.______________ REAL ESTATE stas a r f for D. A . CALDEtt A J. C. ZURFLIBH Real Estate Brokers— All kinds of ^ 1" 7 n O r t o * property listed and for solo. Of­ fice 108 Second S t, Near Park - raatrietod to Avenue. Phone 282.__________ .lio n . . made The Baa* J. E. SPURLING, sub-division rill be responsible rarroci ttne rrtoa. specialist. Subdivision to Or­ for subsequent lando. Florida, and F l o r a M office should pe Hoights, Florida on Dixie H igV Italy way, SIGN TAINTING________ r*P BANFORD SIGN SHOP— Right ar with'xstes,rulaa prices for signs of all kinds. ‘ WlflL g i f * yen rmatlonA .And If R; N. NIPPER. will assist you In Sanford Avenuo at 1st Street. want ad. to make PHone 473-J._________ lisa PAPER HANGER— I. L. Talbott, u v non painter and paper hanger. touid at I toffies ad Phgjie 3511. Orlando road. Vboit* nun isults. Ab< S w a thousam the oths i with you |ur address. mw . ! can'talas* S M T %m at The l a s . offlaa ps p t by to lle«t-- .. •rslca. ’ riitnpt. L 1"f l A dvertising as a .ot ,> T ' THIS S DIRIs cr o itY ' It place within easy people uf Sanford Lost and Found inil.EH FOR RENT lEEL Car. Drivo it Oak and Second St. JODY REPAIRING STEIN — Automobile pairing and Rebuilding. Homo. Oak Avenue. [OS FOR HIRE JTO SERVICE V pay M eetsjtll trains, ‘Bag* Insfer. Phone 551^ TAMPA MOKN1NO TRIBUNE— Send In your subscription to the Tribune or hand it to yotir local dealer so you can read Florida1! Kicute.it, newspaper. One year $8.00, fl months $4.00, three months 92.00. If you desire $1,000 Insur­ ance policy add 75 centa to your ito’ler. “ DO YOU WANT to buy or sell anythin!?” If so advertise in the “ Gainesville Sun,” [ " $ » $ p it w ortlyinll3«r2 m ri i l ? tt* DEVELOPKHS ATTENTION— r* n ancoln In beidnnltig the greatest de­ velopment In fllnrlda'a history; a half mllHon dollar highway tn the gu lf beach Just flniahed; « twar million dollar bridge Herons Eei'nmbla Day started; quarter million dollar opera houne under construc­ tion; two millions spent V on ••"Ml • "u M MIIIVMtt being OpCIlt I highway; greateet chance for live developers to get In on ground floor. W rite Development Depart- an industrial and agricultural sec­ tion. TO REACH BUYERS or sailers of Florida real estnto advertise In tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent cent a word daily, two cents a word Sundays. THE MORNING JOURNAL Is the accepted went ad medium in Daytonn (Fin.) One cent n word an insertion. Minimum 25c. FLORIDA— ORLANDO— Orlando mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ fied business, rate 1c a word, min­ imum 24c cash with order. A* LITTLE -TVANT A l l . In Tht‘ Herald will bring you UIg' re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you hove aimed awav and have no use for. A little thirty-cent ad may bring you sctnrni dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to see you. * '< typewriter* for iy terms, for rent, also fftcQ supplies. * Koum 9 law yer .[BRYANT .......... . Office in ; Dank ItuiMiiio Annex, ^ono 417-L 3. D M k t a L WORK ^OJVAN—All kinds and Sheet Metil Work. 11,1 Tank*.' At Oak “ MW Third ytreei. Tele STOVES X STOVE WORtS— Oil ga3 stoves, wood stoves, id yictriitas. You» credit Phono 49L-3. 321 First \ W A N T E P V # i " 0" ’ Y ° “ f Je* scription will go in new cntaloguo now being made up. Soo the new manager at tho new location. C. A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 l i t National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE— Brunswick-Blake Bil­ liard table with nil equipment First Class condition. Address R. E. Hawkins, Orange City, Fla. I S K Run N. 7 11 ft. B. HH&.H ft. H. C37 ft. Wly 1020 ft.— 21 acre*. Tho itnld land b ein g nsKCSMod at the tint)) o f the Ismuutrc o f mucIi rertirirntn In the tinmo nf A. Rttuer. F uIchh Mild rertlflento Nhall ho redunimed a cco rd in g to law tnx d ie d will issua thereon on tho 3rd day of February, A. |)„ loar,. \Vltnesn my nfflehit slgnaturo nrul seal thin thu 10th day uf De­ cem b er A. D„ 1221. K. A. DOUm.AHH, Clerk Circuit Court Hi’ inlunle 'County, Florida. (Hoitl) Ily A. M. AVEKKS. I>. C. o tjT - Year Make 1J21 Chevrolet Touring HERE'S TIUtEB GOOD ONES 1923 Ford Panneil 1922 Dodge Touring 1924 Ford Fonlor Sedan And hext week la going to be toe 1924 Dod^o Ton truck late. Act Now, 1923 Dodge Coupe 1924 .Dodge Touring SUBURBAN HOME Price Right—Terms Right. I. W. PHILLIPS* SON. Located just out side tho city lim­ Sanford, Fla. its, on the road to tho Country Club. Nice new bungalow with Rooms For Rent modern conveniences— lights, own wator system, telephone, etc., 22V4 FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ acres of land, seven cleared, orange out meals. Reasonable rates. trees, nnd place in good shape. Close to Country Club. Can be Lincoln Hotel. bought on terms, Prico $5,500.00. FOR RENT—$25,90 per month, 10-room house in country near BUNGALOW paved highway, good location, electric lights, good water. H. C. On Park Avc. Close in. Five DuBose. rooms and Buth. Completely fur­ >------- ----------------------------------------------- nished. Side walks and street pav­ FOR RENT— One furnished bed­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at room and garage, 815 Park $7,000.00. Ave. CORNER LOT D O I N C , ‘d o n e : C R O O T) -W O R O PU2-'Z-UELt> |— Fountain Pens and Pencils. Violins, Ukuleles and Guitars. Flashlights and Batteries. Super Heterodyne and Atwater-Kent Radios. F. P. R1NES 311 East Second Strccl. Phone G30-J “ OPEN AT NIGHT" FOR SAflB—Four five room hungnlowfrHned throughout. Just o ff paved highway. Price $800.00 rnch for quick , sale. Must be seen tn bo appreciated. Can give terms. A. H. Hawk, GindsrviIIe. IN ritUIVIT CfiUHT, SEVENTH JUnifTAI, CIHCUIT, SEMINOI.N COUNTY, FLORIDA. Va. Charlra E. Ilreetler, J. If. Itngiilali'. Trunin*, and ench at them. If l i v ­ ing nhtl If dead, all p a n i c * c la i m ­ in g Interests In (he lands and p r e ­ mises Involved In thin suit, ns he Ira,' devisees, grantees or other claimants, under Charles E. IIrender, J. II. Rngs-lalf, Trustee and e a td u u f them, deceased o r SJtnfonl IlmlTa newapaSr i Miami Population Now At 75,000 Mark u Mr. xjr Scliolfield SL'Iiolfield who who ha* you. has been been singing ut tho Baptist Church will vouch fur the above. i^ K E JEHSUP LAND CO„ Inc. Longwood. Fla- OH so y * MIAMI, Jan.'2.—This city now has a population of 75,000 accord­ ing to the chamber of commerce. The estimate placing tho number at this figure is based on dntc furnished by different sources. The last official census of May, 1923, gave the city a population o f 17,* 021 it in stated. Then In May, 1924, tho telephone company au­ thorized expenditures based on a survey showing the' population to be 59,410, nn in crease o f 12,389 for th.e year. The influx of resi­ dents since has been ever greater, it is declared, statistics furnished by a transfer company tending to show more than 100 families are coming here weekly. Averaging four persons to tho family this would muke the number during tho past year 20,800 ar a total of more than 75.000. A 74-year old innn was recently sentenced in England tn six months WILMKK STEWART in jail because the company of .Maitland, Fla. which he was director was alleged Stewart's Subdivision Atamonto' to hnvo fnil.sified its income tax Springs. 200 beautiful building reports. lots, prices range $150 to $850. See those large lot* before you buy elsewhere. Don't buy a lot Devoe’s without a public alley in the rear. Come and see me any time. I live PAINT and POLISH here and H. S. FOND want neighbors. Over W o o d r u ff A W a tso n WILMEIt STEWART The Best Quality _______ Altamonte Springs. See TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE—Several I-acro tracts HUY ------ S E L L --------RENT of unimproved land. See Ste­ C l.u n — Repair wart, Altamonte Springs. ■ 'h o n e 32S Ball Hardware Co. Complete Stock Ball Hardware Co. Seminole Marble Co.all Mnrlile and (Irnnlta from luarriu*. Best o f quality and rt 'iir km n na hip . W rits fo r latnst dunlgns. c . n. T u i t n K k . P. O. H n a f o r il, F l o r i d a t i n s Strj. I ' h n n * MI Sanford Building and Loan A socialion Preferred Stock can .1 cashed on 00 days notice, intere payable iApril 1st and October 1 you can’t beat it. Buy eight per cent Prefern Stock in thr Hanford Building ai Loan. Association, established 100 Automatic Home Pump \HOOLEHAP COLEMAN 3rd and Oak Phone 410 vm r ™SALE=WcT bred Rho« Island roosters, laying pulle and sotting eggs. Mrs. Ellswort Phone 3303 Beardal! Ave. FOR SALE—Fresh Call 108-J. Jersey cor FOR SALE— Red B liu Triami or Spaulding Rosa Four S«< Potatoes. Selected Maine stocl Rhone 270. Mid Florida Produc Co. Young North Carollan woul like to como to Florida to sett! down. Experienced salesman, co lector, clerical work, railway cler truck farmer and poultry farms Honest, reliable and sober. Mai an offer. Writo 709 caro of He aid. FOR SALE— Ono hundred sacl Spaulding Rosu seed potato* from Maine, $5.00 per sack. L. . Rrumley._______________________ Tampa— Water supply system lnstnlIe(I in Sun8ct Park ad< tion. FO R S ALE A few Mid-West A ilitor garden tractors, all ne D. 1921. at half price. Giving up agem E. A. DOWILAHH. Clerk of Circuit Court, Hcml- account health ami poor busine nole County, Florida. in cotton belt. Waiter H. Bishc Ily A. M. Weeks, D. O. Athen, Ga. IHeal) J. II. Hhnroli. FOR SALE— 10 acres celery lar S o lic ito r fo r C om plain an t. lot 4, Euraka Hammock. Ric Due, fi, 12. 19. 26. Jim. 3. 9, 16. 23. 31). _________ nrd Stephenson, M. D. West Lcfa non, Ind. 66-JAN-25 * FOR Every HouseWife ALUMINUM ALL WOOL SUITS Tailored to measure, guaranty to fit. $25.00. Sanitary bai cleaning and pressing, Scptf Woolen MilL. 305 East Secot Street. otherwise, Defendants ORDKIt FOR I’ UDLltTATlON Ways Are Sought To Aid Parents In Care Of Children concerning the hollies, minds and murals o f children. For Safe ~ IN CHANUBHY. J. F. f.nlntr. Complainant. Houses For Rent Apartments For Rent . ~ :-i-__ -• Houses For Sale To Charles E. Ilrccder. If living, nnd If tlend. all parties claim in g In­ terests under Charles E. Dreader, dnconsi'd. or othorwl.is; J. if . Ragntlnls, TrustiM*. If living, nnd If dend. nil pnrtlea claim in g Interest* under J. II. Rngsilnle. Trustee, tlreeaseil, nr otherwise, of. In, nmt to Ilia f o l ­ lo w in g described land, lying, b o ln g In the county o f Humlnole and State o f Florida, to -w it : l.nt F orty -tw o H J), o f Hanford H eights Addition to Hanford. , as pur plat th ereof duly record Located on Dak Ave., close in. oil In 1‘ lnt Uook 2. Rages A2 and Eastern exposure. In nlco neigh­ US o f tho Public Record* of Hcmlnnlo County, Florida. borhood. Street Paving and sido And to any and all parties whoso FOR RENT—5-room bungnlow. walks paid. Can be bought on names are unknown, claiming any Second Street between Holly very easy terms. Price $1,50*50. right, title or Interest In and to thu property hereinbefore described or anil Cedar. Apply H. T. Pace, box any port nr parcel thereof, 203. It appearing by the s w u m hill o f SEE OUR LARGE LISTING rnmptiunt In this cause filed, that BEFORE BUYING. FOR RENT — Four-room house you and each o f ynu. have nr claim to have some right, title nr lliterent with gurage. Celery Avenue. la und to thu land* nnd premise* Mrs. E. A. Moffett. Phono 1G7-W. hereinbefore described and that BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. your place* o f re*ldunco are un­ k n ow n ; REALTORS IT IS T H E R E F O R E O R D E R ED . you. ami each nf you, l>«. and 202 First Street Sanford, Fla. I That ynu are hereby required to nppeur I to till* bill o f complaint In thl* enusn on the 2nd liny o f February Apartment house on First St. 1923, nt thu Court House In Hanford, Hemlnolo County. Florida, unlit tieThis is a bargain. lo g a suit tn quiet till" in thn rnmPlalnant. .1. F. lailng, tn thu hereinOne five-room bungnlow, in good lief nru deserlbud land, und then nnd VALPARISO, Ind., Dec. 1.— A condition. $500.00 puts you In this there make answer tn thin hill uf roinplalnt exhibited against you In nation-wide movement in training house. thin cause, otherwise Decree Pro for parenthood hna been launchcJ Confess!) will he entered against Five acre firm on hard rond.' yon anil curb nf ynu. by the National Congress nf Par­ IT IH F DK TH Eit O R D E R E D . That ents and Teachers Association nnd now in crops. Cheap untv on easy thin citation , , ho puhllnheil unite , a the Children’s mnterinls and plans terms. week In Thu for training in pnrenthood and a ......................... In Hanford. Florida. We have houses to rent. Como published study of the nature, well being and WITNESS. E. A. Don glass. Clerk in und see us.—Seminole Realty of mi bl court nnd thu sual thereof, enre of children will be used by this thu Gth day o f Docemhur A. the association as the basis for Co., lift K. Second Street. SEVENTH SE U IM H .K START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT ------ , Real E state We have Hum e beautiful laku its work. Mrs. M. W. Reeve o f Philadel­ front lots oh I.ako Wlltlmore onephia, president of the Parent- half mile from the Dixie Highway IN CHANCERY. Teachers association, nnd Lewis in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, Dorn Kindling, Complnlunnt. I). Myers of tho foundation, in an­ for sale. VH. We will bulb! your homo, landWilliam Rushing, Defendant. nouncing the movement, declared IIIM. FOR DIVORCE scupo your grove, and relievo you that through tho Parent-Teacher CITATION. It appearing from Ilia HWoru bill groups they would ‘‘set about nt of trouhle und worries incident to up a a p place. o f eoniplulnt flb'il In thU enuso ' once to organize classes which; building dulining up ace, .tim O ou-arJ tV'nMldt'ht'tir t Histi. ;~In tljo menntimu, you can go or I’ miniry other than thu Statu of t wouuf critortipan fishing. You can fish in any one Florida,. that ,your ------r'-sltlonc “ Such a movement ‘J IT — when nnd Iffnv you uun don'ti. „r,i „n comes__as « I of the dozen lakes, and >uu last hoard o f wan Hanf ti' I. Florida, • that you* ruHldiuuu I* unknown. I?.. » n ,ui)b "H 1 hi'riP 1 V < know how to fish, we hnvo several |trusted with the care of children,’ Mport8 who w)U bo c |n(i to ahow IN C lltC l.’ I T ro rilT , J l IIICIAI. C l l t e r i T , CO I N T V . F l . t m i l l A . E. A. DolIliLAS.H. ed npnrtmcnt, also bed room, LOST— Lcnthcr bill folder, name Clerk nf Circuit Court. Hcmlengraved in gold letters. Semi­ suitable for 2 young men or coup­ nolu County, 'Florida. nole County Rank. Return to le— use of garuge, 1000 Union (HeuI) Ily: A. M. WEEKH. D. C. Herald Office and received liberuli Avenue, J. U. Sharon, reward. M. C. Haddock. Sotlgitor for Complainant. l Santiago, Chile, is to have a Jim. 2. u. Jl}, 23, 30. LOST—One white and liver bob-| subway, the concession having tail pointer dog. Return tn |been given for J) years to a local. Of nearly 10,000,000 tons of coal Frank Woodruff Jr., nt Woodruff] engineer who plans lo spend $b,-| mjne,j jn .Scotland in I'J2i only jtiiil Watson, Reward. | 780.000 in construction of the first) ;J5U oou wt,rt, „ nthrttclte. mile and a half. _______ Passenger airplane faro from Basel, Switzerland to Brussels, Belgium, is only $6. I W ANMA O O V /t s T o BUT l‘M T O A 'b K M /\ q c ,t E . IF I K h s c ; o Autom obiles T h ere fo re yon, William KuMhlrig, nru ru'iulruil in ho nnd appear bu- I said the announcement. The profore our mi Id Circuit Court nt San­ fession of pnrenthood carries with ford. Klorlila on thu 2ml day o f F e b ­ ruary, A. D, 1H25: and then and it high privileges nnd deep joys, there make a n sw er to thu (till of b«t it also entails grave rcspon-l Complaint exhibited again u you, sihilities and unnumbered perplex­ otherwise a diierou pro tronfuaao ities. These latter we hope to ex-! will hu entered against you. It Is ordered that this Citation plain and tench away by conclus­ FOR RENT—Three room npart- be published oiii'e a week fo r four ions drawn from u survey of pres­ cunHucutlve week*. ment, 300 French Avenuo. o f childhood! W itness my hand nml Real of the ent-day knowledge Circuit Court on thin 27lh da. of and youth in which practical an­ FOR KENT—Two room furnish­ Duoumber A. D. l»2t, swers nro given to the questions BRINGING UP FATHER a n 117r e p a i r s a n t e d — Bookkeeper with sale* ability to manago office. Ad­ dress P. O. Box 200, Groveland; Fla. WANTED— White girl to wait on - table and help with dishes. Must bo bright and neat. Snnford Coun­ try Club. sent on re­ . Hee. 3fi T w p. 20 H. Ruugii 2U A. P. Connelly & Sons Te r s R WANTED— By young couple 1 or 2 room apartment, no children. AVGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest Apply Box 10, Herald. class if icd medium, rate cash .09c NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOIl charge. 10c per line, minimum TAX IIKKII 1 Ml Kit SECTION 3 0c. ft?S o r TIIK OKNEItAI. 8TATTTBM OF THE STATE OP s t . A u g u s t i n e , f l a . — st. ri.o iu o A . Johns County is reached through Notlro Ih imreby a lv»n lliat HUdtthe St. Augustine Evening Record. aril J. Ilundy, purchnscr o f T ax No. 20j, dated tlm nth Quick results. Two centu per word. t'rrllflrnli> du.v o f Juno A. D., l'J23, linn filed Snmple copy on request.________ Kiiid cirtlflent)1 In my office, nnd TAMPA. FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Iiiih iniidi> application for lux deed lo Ism,) tn urcordanco with law. Times, the great home dnlly. Halil »*«■rt Ifit'll t «> em braces thu f o l ­ rate lV4c per word, mlnlmui,. low Iiib doMrrlbod property situat­ charge 25c cash with order. Write ed In Hcmlnole county, l-’ lorldit, tow it: for complete rate card. l!. ir. 101 ft. H. o f N W cnr. of HW*i Her. or. T w o. 20 H. Itun w PALM REACH COUNTY—The - ‘ f LUTC» TRIPS “ ASK MR. CONNELLY” H, CAf.DER, Day and About Ihc Following llurgninH ti service. Anytime, E82, or 25. till, uornur tlth . N E W S-nimo Ikiiikii Iiiiv, lilunt locu­ I ' A I I K A v u n n u JTO WRECKER tion, lu ll'll Hirer I* nml Mlilutmlh*, E i l x l r m ftiKitiirr. IIUtltT. S31HI.OO aurnau. *300.00 until. *30.00 |irr ( ' n t h . l ln ln t ir r r u n } . 10. bay or night setmonth. 'ay phono 394. Night »6 G STATION8 AND E t t i l l T - r o o m l u l l a l u r y l u u i i r . tiu TO SUPPLIES r x l r t i lo t , U o u lilr K ornau. n l r r S I r o o m liu ita iilo t t, .1 h n l r o o m * . U w n , r n a l e r n rx U t in u re . I l r . t r u 1%lu„ r . ^ r n Ktirnau. r n i l u r u , SfcuVIGESTATION. ftlflrntltil Mrrilnii In l i m n . A rrn I IPilHimirr, i ' r t u r *3,73IMH>, *73o,Otl s, Oil, Tires, AcccssoIio in r. V o n in not nru It l o n i q i r e u u:i*h. SOO prr month. lu lu runt m i n t * . *1 0 ,30 0 . T u r in * . crvice with u smile. Elm sL Phone 147 L8.' I.OTM — I.OTS — LOTS -Three stations. Mag- \Y> h a * u l o t * liH'nlrtl In r v r r y * ru ttoit o f tliu u lty . <30 t l i m n unit * 2 0 d Second. First and Elm, |icr m o u t h u l l l tm t > o u In | um * r* * lo u o f o n u u f Ilium. Avenue and lOlh Street, service. AIJTY PARLORS (Realtors) TlARiilF.T. Mnrinello 103 N. Park Ave. all kiniL. Haiti water a 105 Magnolia Ave. Phone 122 Phone 48 K Old First National lildlng, nhone 245.______ DRUGS DRUG STORE— Prei Drugs, Sixlns. We ic«r you us your phone. KLO It1ST THE FLORIST’’ * for all occasions. file., Phong,260-W H elp W anted WEST V in n iN lA —Clarksburg. The „ ____ .. Clarkpburn Exponent, morning WANT TO SELL— List your pro- COLUMCMA I.BUOKU— Cln**tflud ltd* have the largest circu­ ADVERTISING gets results if It lation In Hauthwu*t*rn •Otorgla. reaches potential buyers. PaRate Zti f*-word> •line. latka Duity News is circulated In TO REACH trio prosperous farm­ ho u f t e n needed, ers and fem %growers of Volnsls list, when any wpe» county advertise in the DoLnnd Is required. - It '"hi* Dally News, rate le per word, cash llphgbetically for. with order.' ________ eoct. MAINE— Water vllle, Morning Sen­ tinel. Thousands o f Malno peo­ ?ncc In this' ple are interested in Florida prop­ |IRECTORY erty. Reach them through thv Ph o n e s ' Sentinel. Rate card on applica­ Utf \ ■ tion. ' $ ADVERTISE) in tte J o u r n a l - H e r aid. South Georgia’s greatest Directory newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday Classified rates 10c per lino. Waycross Journal iK H T IS Ild f U V ICK 8__ V feral iM, Waycroits. (feorgia. T .' AL^tElN nwri lea diBuilding Material 7 d rowipfpei or nivernplet na* comWnte camyears of experience, MIRACLE Concrete Co* general cement, work, sidewalks, build­ r Box 71; Snnford, ing blocks. Irrigation boxes. J. B. TerwHieger. Prop.________________ HAND if Lumber and Building Material >R RECarter Lumber Company INDINI N. Laurel Sc. Phone 565 ELECTRIC SERVICE HILL LUMBER CO. House trt Electrical repairs, Service. Quality and Price. stral Avc. Orlundo, RESl -— Advertising LEARN ABOUT rot* County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* arn. Beat advertising medium In utli Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. T OHIO—lcflltt. Make your ealos through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural £ t£ £ T S ? Z district. Want ad and display 1‘ost. Snmple copy rates an request quest. E i 7 ^ i •■ i Classified Directory ‘ FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW Close in $3,000—$300 cash. Bal­ ance like rent. UNDERPRICED Snnford Avenue lots. For a few days only. Itnil Rond Frontage An opportunity to buy Right. W. V. WHEELER. 110 E. Second St.. Phono 101-.I FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— t Desirable residential lot. close to town. Paved street. Al! improve-1 meats. Owner will sell for $100 cuxh and balance at thn rate of $29 monthly. Price $1090. Phono 493-W. Or writo Box 79 care The | Sanford Herald. FOR SALE— Small 'business. quire 402 Sanford Avenue. 1 Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST urns. Hanlon*. I rig row lug Null*. Iluiivy Ctttl' ousua or tired acktni feut. lilt. l\ L. 1,1*1.KK Yuwull Draw Wdfc. Ortunilu. Plion*. Klttvatni Try Smith’s Barbe Shop for good barbe work. Ladies welcome Next to Valdez. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bonk Bids. Sanford, ■ Florida _ i_ i__ j____ DAVID B. HYER FOR CHRISTMAS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ARCHITECT PRICES REASONABLE Member A. I. A. Ilona Uulldlng Orlando, r l.r liln » ROYAL FRUIT CO. Next la W r.irrn tlalna SO l T i l I. A M l P A IN T Tim I’uliit Tliat Haves Tou Money. Manufactured liy H lirrm tn -I.ln d a lrr Hold liy P ain t I 'm LOSNCYU P A I N T C O M P A N Y 113 Mn* n o l l e A v r . P h iin r '2711 J.H. JACKSON Real Estate Loana K. Second S t r e e t Nn» X rrln rth rr llaU d laC By GEORGE McMANUS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d34f4655a0a3336cb52dcda472d76dd3.pdf 57b70be53d131c7c45f8bc4763115833 PDF Text Text BPATJUK : ' • * . M* r i S r t BM rt* ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Despite War Wake Vienna Has More Shows Than Ever [dish, Swiss and Dutch urrency Returned to Parw; General Tone of Money iarket Improved Greatb' few YORK; Dec. 31.—The Bed Improvement in foreign s i n g e s this year was generally B eo European currencies. K b crowns, Swiss francs nnd ■gtiV ders. returned to parity, prere occasionally quoted a t a D premium. The Canadian ir .also was quoted at a prepi for the first time since 1922. lerling exchange, which hnd quoted as low as $*1.25 1-2 iJanunry, rose nbove 5*1.70 this ►h to within a couple of cents ie peak nrice established in the ■r of 1022-23, which was the bst apnronch to parity since War. The final stage of this le e , coming a t a timo when ■ormal course of exchange is Brard, dtjo to usually henvy ■ and cotton shinments. ropre- into power in Englam fh fear of adverse legislan moneyed capital, nnd d u r ip numerous qriscs thnt do d over tho reparations pro irolor to the adoption of the report. Shifting of funds few York to’ London to take B against the franc, which B en launched l»y speculative B ts, taking advantage of V s vulnerable financial posiBP<> rapid was the ndvnnco ■ currency thnt the Bank of ■ found it necessary to sell ■ and go short of its own tur■in order to prevent the disBn o f French export business. Jrds tho close of tho year tho seemed stabilized between 5 ind 5 1-2 cents. b only important new coin to I its appearance in internnl trading wns tho Polish zloty, Id around 19 1-5 cents. GorI hns adopted a new coin K NEARING COMPLETION NESVILLE, Fla., Jan. l . - A an nppcai for wuge increase county employes, n London ilniun recently said that half u men had to buy murgurinc TONOPAII, Ncv., JJnn. 1.— Captain Allen I«e Baron, British archaeologist, who has been explor­ ing excavations of nnclcnt villages in Nevadn, passed through here recently on his way to the Colo­ rado river to continue his quest for the identity of the first inhab­ itants of the American continent. The captain is trying to discov­ er, as nearly us ho can from a r­ chaeological evidence, who these people were nnd where they came from. It is his plan to re-open som e,of the old turquoise mines nnd, by systematic cxcnvntion to trace the early races from Bould­ er Canyon to the eastern border of Nevada. Captain Le Ilnron says the evi­ dence indicating a connection be­ tween the early pcoplo of this re­ gion nnd the Mayas og Yucatan, Mexico, is accumulating. He con­ siders ono of his most important finds a symbol of sacrifice, a grotesque mask, which ho uncov­ ered in Aztec Canyon, 35 miles south of Las Vegas. Nev. It is like the masks known to have been worn by Maya priests when they conducted the sncrificinl services whore thousands of victims were immolated. WINTER HAVEN, Jnn. 2. — Preparations under way at the present time indicate that the Polk County Orange Festival, to be held in this city Jan. 28-31, inclusive, will fnr surpass that of last year and will exceed the expectations of those having the arrangements in charge. Tho entire county is giving whole-hearted co-operation and the various communities have appointed committees to co-opornte with the Winter Haven com­ mittee. The executive committee consists of Frank J. Senn, gener­ al chairman, and n representative from each of the cities of Polk County. Under these men are local committees of three und live mem­ bers each, who are working united­ ly with the Winter Haven leaders to insure the success of the big un­ dertaking. Particularly gratifying has been tho response given by the business men of Lakeland nnd neighboring cities. The authorities of the Lake, land Fair and the Lakeland Auto­ motive Dealers Association have unanimously endorsed the Orange Festival and are stressing its im­ portance as an advertisement not only for Winter Haven but for all of Polk County, which is the pre.ntier citrus county of the state. >V LAMP BURNS 94% AIR nnd congestion is gone. '—Yes. Almost instant rel chest colds, sore throat, backache, I u mbo go ^ follows a ubbing Jacobs I Beat* Electric or Gas l inventor, p. K. Johnson, 642 ■oad St., Philudclnhin ia Ancestral Home of George Washington In Northnmptonshirc eGts $100,000 As An Endowment Fund American Indians Arc Traced to The M ayas Of Yucatan Peninsula charity whist nnd danci [ was held in a cowshed Pnd recently, 365 attending. | e* oil lamp that gives an fk'ly brilliant, soft, white pvi-n better than gas or clecI "as been tested by the U. Imminent and 35 leading uniand found to be superior ■rilinary oil lumps. It burns r ?dor, smoke or noise_ PJl'ing up; is simple, clean. Vl,urn» 94 per cent air and feent common kerosene (coal Shepherd A fter “Traducers” VIF.N.N'A, Jon. 2.—At no time in it* hi3tory haa entertainment been provided for inhabitants or strangers on so liberal a scale in Vienna ns at present, according to Herr Breitner, the financial ex­ pert of tho Vienna Municipality, lid was addressing a deputation of representatives of ov cry class of S * S |M Y :V |lc entertainment nnd rooked-food nr.d refreshments pun-eyors, who were t pleading for a reduction. of the A entertainment nnd luxury tnxei /A levied by the city. Am To iustify his unrelenting ntticaafa tndo Herr Breitner said that, nlthough the population of Vienna \ hns decreased by 300,000 there hnd been ndded to the establishments v existing prior to 1919 seven play • houses with. 4 702 sent*; five con- w D Shonheril cert halls, adding 50 per cent to N. MqClinfoch, will lormer seating accomodations; he snvs i-n«t mmni, moving picture theatres with fur- jiosc". This plctu thcr seating capacity of 10.000 and! Alhuqucrmie. N M 45 fashionable bars. Moreover 1 Polk County Expects B ig Orange Festival places on the program for lion. National Commander will bo represented as will ! the American Legion pubi. A representative also is ited from Omaha, Neb., wheru 925 convention will be held. SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1925, ■ ^ J ^ . oil right on your j m a g ic r e l i e f obs Oil is a harm B y colds, soothes the Cr inflammation of 'W sore throat and , breaks up the congestion that causes pain. It never disappoints and does not burn the skin.. Get a 35 cent bottle of St. Ja- Ml JA Deen recommended fof 65 year: LONDON, Jan. 2.—Of the vast nrmy of British working people, numbering in 1021, 17,177,or>o per­ sons, no fewer than 5,005,332 were women. Several startlir^ revela­ tions of the stnte of British indus­ try arc made in this census, which has just been made public, hut most unusual among them is the extent to which women workers are creeping into every conceivable occupation. Women own factories, manage them and supervise them. They are plumbers, riveters, safe-mak­ ers, sand-blasters, gunsmiths, far­ mers, electricians, electrical ap­ paratus makers, undertakers, chini ney sweeps, lighthouse nnd light­ ship hands, bookmakers, racehorse trainers nnd jockeys, nvlntors, brewers, cellar “men,” railway NEW YORK, Jnn. 2. •The an­ cestral homo in England of George Washington, Sulgrnve Manor, in N ortham ptonshire, will hence­ forth be maintained and preserv­ ed by tho income of a fund bf $100,000 raised in this country by the National Society of the Colon­ ial Dames of America. In making this announcement, Mrs. Joseph R. Lamar, nntinnal president of the society, explained SINGLE COPIES FIVE CENTS pnl'J by the Acictics or by individ­ ual Dames. Mr*. Lake Aida. The Sulgrnv* Fund Campaign was conducted in Florid-; by Mrs. Sumter d«.» I^on Lowry os state chuirmnn. who was assisted by the following Colonial Dames as sub­ chairmen: Mrs. \V. B. Young, Mrs. Frank Jcnning*, Mrs. L o u i s Stnimm, of Jacksonville; Mrs. John T. Dismukcs. St. Augustine; Mrs. Wm. Knowles, Pcnsacoln; Mrs. Forrest Like, Snnford; Mrs. Mai shall Price, Cocoanut Grove, Mrs. Glcnville C. Frissell, Miami;i Mrs. K. V. Whitaker, Mrs. Perry Wall, Mrs. I). M. Part rick and Mrs. J. D. Kinser of Tampa, Florida’s quota was completed within tho time limit and wns sec­ ond southern state to sand -in re­ turns to tho Central Committee Chairman, Mrs. John F. Bransford of Augusta. Florida’s allotment wns $880, but the amount raised and sent wns considerably over $1,000, the com­ mittee thereby receiving much fav­ orable comment. Telephone Dollars In Florida 4 H E Telephone C o m p a n y spent last .y e a r, fo r n e w plant and lo r • o p eratin g expenses’ in F lorid a, m ore Vi m o n e y than it col­ t lected fo r all form s o f telephone service in the S tate .1 \0 Baby’s Colic and D istress Gone " I f m o th e rs would give T e e th ln a to th e ir bablea I a m s u r e i t will nave them m uch tro u b le aa well nn Buf­ fering." w rite s Mrs. J. K. McKinney. Route 3, Seymour, Texas. "I have tw o l it tle ones a n d th e y had colic, c r a m p s a n d bowel trouble. I gave them T e e th ln a w ith rtno r e s u lt s and th e y a r e both lively a n d h ea lth y a s you please." Mrs. McKinney Is b u t one am ong diousamls o f g r a te f u l m o th e r s all over the land w ho g la d ly te s t i f y to tho ste rlin g q u alities o f T e e th ln a In r e ­ lieving pain an d d i s t r e s s Incldsnt to babyhood. T eetlitn a Is especially v a l­ uable fo r use d u r in g te e th in g to reduce Inilamm.-ition o f th e g u m s a n d fe v e r­ ish conditions. T ee th ln a Is sold b y all d ru g g ists, or send 30c to Moffett la b o r a t o r i e s , Columbus, G o., f o r p a c k a g e a n d FREE BOOKLET ABOUT BABIES tory of the United States. Before tin* world war it sent $3,000 to England to restore-the manor. Committees were organized to collect this sum of money, in 40 elates and tho District of Colum­ bia, nnd all worked under the na­ tional committee, of which Mrs. William Adams Brown, of New iork, was chairman. The sum desired wns fully sub­ scribed, and will shortly he placed m the hnnds of permnnent trust­ ees. Already the income is going forward to England, there to he expended for the physical core and preservation of the house whence came the ancestors or Washington nnd the gardens and grounds sur­ rounding it. The greater part of the $100,000 was given by the Dante* them­ selves, but generous aid was also received from the public. Not a «!" lnr jms been deducted front the subscriptions on account of collec­ tion expenses, all of which were wirelcsr. station The.Aoragni, the world's largest A British explorar is m masts 820 ieet motor liner, has a capacity of 1,000 way to British Rondans persons. the pyramids there. TEETH INA Builds Better Babies SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A N D TELEGRAPH CO M PANY On* Policy. On* SyMtcm. Universal Service WILL OPEN on or BEFORE FEBRUAi Corner Magnolia Avenue and Second Street THE COMPLETE WOMEN’S SHOPPING CENTER, CONTAINING FEDERAL BAKERY SEL-RITE GROCERY FRUIT AND PRODUCE MARKET DELICATESSEN • SODA COUNTER CANDIES BETTY A N N TEA ROOM MUSIC, RADIO, A N D ELECTRIC SHOP MARINELLO BEAUTY PARLOR MILLINER , WOMEN’S EXCHANGE GIFT SHOPPE . PHOTOGRAPER The many big crops of the fru it and fancy vegetables grown with Armour’s BIG CROP fertilizers are our best advertisement. Actual field results clearly prove their superior crop-making ability. Only high grade materials of known value enter into their composition. The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of the par­ ticular crop for which it is intended. They can be de­ pended upon to grow big crops if big crops are possible* The Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It includes formulas and analyses to suit every Florida crop and roil. 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 HIG CROP vegetable fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil and crop. Descriptive booklet free on request. A Few Concessions Remain Open at Sanford Merchants Only Warehouse at Sanford Armour Fertilizer Works West Commercial and I(. R. Ave SEE MR. PETTESSON A T THE BASKET ire iYr2 ARMOUR FERTILIZER Jacksonville, Fla vw �• - -■■ ■ SAY DErAKIIrlEnl *»W to supply * name, it would ik? A V n T O A D T M F M T d o n e/ N clio wroU lh<it "u 1 wc‘fe if Plentiful 1 / i m m T I f lW T f lip tW * « n « l the dumping ground for bureau Is l agricultural depai the legislnture.” • Commissioner Mayo has not ex­ of funds h declared vented It from functi _.w ! tho Into Commissioner V J . T f S t a .* Ho is of the opinion, however, that fcmplatcd by the consUtuHoii. . Only tiyo of the divisions _ closer attention should oe given to ,-.••• „ ’ _ . _• Commissioner Mayo Declares the agricultural development of tiffing .the department hav»v than is now posribls with direct bearing on agriculture, | Department Consists.Of 8 Florida the wide ramifications of the di­ Separate Branches That Do visions that require so much of his pointed q u t^ These a re tho ngii tural and Immigration division,,] Note Relate to Agriculture attention. The commissioner of agriculture tho division th a t handles nine1 . TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 2.— Thc not only is head of all the divis­ pertaining to, citrus fruit, for named, but ho la also u mem­ name “Department of Agriculture” ions ber of five different boards th a t zer and stocjt feed. ThU divist as applied to the state department handle the state’s business, includ­ also has supervision of the |nsf headed by Nathan Mayo, is a mis­ ing tho very active Board of Com­ tion of gasoline and oils. From- a commercial standno! nomer, according to the commis­ missioners of State Institutions. Everglades Drainage Board, and i* 1* B.u**reted, the bureau of m sioner, because of tho many diff­ Board of Trustees of thc Internal erent branches of the department Improvement Fund. Meetings of kets does b*v«*a relation to art under his supervision having no these hoqrds require a great deal of his time. And the prison divi­ Despitd the fact.Hi*t the so-ci relationship to agriculture. a« irtment! Tho department is composed of sion alone, he says, takes up a t ’ least fifty per cent of his time. made up r,t a. eight divisions—agriculture nnd vision*,'tho, It Another angle of the state’s bus­ immigration division, puro foods iness which he believes should be propriations F " A H s itm nnd drugs, stock feed, fertilizer, given cloter attention, as a step Department,” all I citrus fruit, and oil division, land toward more rapid development. Is divisions be operated from wh thnt of immigration. He consid­ "agricultural” fund, while u division, prison division, field noto ers tho immigration bureau one of m atter o f fact dfiiy a smell m division, shell fish commission di­ tho most important departments of centago goes toward tho work vision, chemistry division, und state the state's business, in as much as developing Florida agriculttirz!) marketing bureau division. AH of it is through the work done there­ it is stated.- ‘A liberal ** ____of tho __ ' these divisions come under thc su­ in that thc state hns the opportun- officials pervision of the so-called commis­ ity to attract the attention of-would place itn^'-’uloro thnn would bo settlors to thc state’s | fourth of tho .department's n. sioner of agriculture. In his annual reprre for the bien­ advantages and opporunitics. Tho printion in-tho fund th a t gov.i . nium 1907-08, the then cominis- statu constitution makes it poss- agricultural' work. I /> * Shown In The Annua! R e ^ a j g p AGRICULTURE in Buena Vlata ' sold a t auction morning a t prices ranging price ijjr from $280 ‘ *Urge r ATLANTA, Ga.. Jan. 1—The 8. Indie.tine a production o t 13,­ ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 1.-F a irly ».U» Price n W O to 680. A satisfactory employment conditiona J ^ J ^ id d in g characterized the sell-! Stalfc.i comprising the Sixth Fed- 153,000 bal«\* of cotton Ihiv.ycar, exist in the Sixth Federal Reserve jn^ of gho tots. ! cml Reserve district have produc- valued nt more than one, and twoBank district with some few exL,Mje MUi Catherine Carroil was j o i during 1024 a much larger pro- thirds billions of dollars. “This ceptlons, according to the Decem­ liven a ‘desirable lot as an added! portlcn of the cotton crop of the year’s crop,” it adds, “Is thc fifth "*}.«»„. ,unn in th* nn«t two largest In history in p^lnt of val­ ber business review issued by the nature of the auction. The little girl held the lucky number in a years, Ln,tcd while State*general than ,n business thc Federal Reserve Bank today. Tho drawing con­ ue, nnd the ninth largest in point contest held. K8HINGTON, Jan. 2.—Sciei- review says in this connection: ditions in the district. have evi­ of size.” . • Officials In.charge of tip auction ipers embracing theories on '’Reports received from cotton regard the prices as low with re­ denced greater Improvement dur­ Continued growth ftt.the demand o f the universe on down gard to the desirability of the lots ing the months of November and for funds is evidenced in a further cloth and yarn mills, overall and » propelling or •'gliding” powmaking up tho subdivision. George December, and crops, taken as a „ the lowly argument* Thurs- brick manufacturing plants, shorn B. Clark acted as' auctioneer. whole, have turned out well from increase in the loans and dis­ ’o ra the” annual convocation <rn)( increase in the number of the standpoint of money return to counts of 53 member banks select­ the fanner, according to the De­ . American Association f°r f worker* compared with the picccdAdvanca ox Science. | irg month. There is some unem­ cember business review, issued to­ ed in cities of thc district which report weekly to the Federal Rdday. paper by Prof. H. N. Russell, ployment in Georgia due principally ■ervo Bunk, says thc review in re­ Retail trade in November was 'nc«t6n, provided a lively dlsgreater than in October, but will gard to the financial situation. n over the size of the uni­ to transients coming into the state below the corresponding month of . Disciples of Einstein up- from tho north. Cotton-oil nlnnts Building permits, in tho Sixth last year. Wholesale trade show­ District the finite theory, while sev- at Augusta are temporarily clos­ showed a slight decrease ed the “usual seasonal deciino in as compared wlthv 1923, according h e rs‘contented thc universe ed, but other industrial planter., are To make room for the greatest operating and itttle unemployment November because of the fact that limitless. to tho review, Permits reported, R T cridencc. At Atlanta some Iassortm ent of spring goods in the t insects are the champion building mechanics aro being r e - ; history of the store, S w asher A retail merchants only buy during from 20 cities for November to­ the Inst two months of the year itors in the "glider” class was leased, and some plants nre on part & Woodruff, on F irst Street, will taled $8,124,-163 against $9,708,­ whnt they hope to dispone of be­ ntention of Dr. E. P. Felt, t rme | begin Saturday morning a t 0 fore tho inventory period,” says 665 for November 1923, a loss of entomologist of New York, 16.3 per cent. “The building program through- o’clock what Is declared the bigsaid that with little motive ru t -Florida Is ke.p.ng red d en :' cat sale event in the history of thc review. figures released by During tho porccding four years thePreliminary of their own many species workers occupied, but there u some j Jho organisation. The sale will Dopartmbnt of Commerce show i- Insects are able to take and Wurplus of unskilled transient 14- j Jast fo r two weeks during which thc volume of sales hns shown a loss in both imports and exports air for hours or days, bori Construction of highways and tho proprietors plan to completely n rather sharp increase in Octo­ during November, as compared their flights distances railroad lines will contmuo through dispose of fall and winter goods ber, receded in November, nnd with October».but an increase over then risen to n penk in December 1923,' in both instances. ------ several hundred miles. o:ii thc winter and afford employ- of ail classes now held in stock.. when tho bulk of holiday buying November, Proprietors of the store declare Information from var­ Z Z P***1®**™* J . ir.irtit to numbers of U'.slcilled work This year November ious sources byrccoivod T T o f. Russell told of the devel- er!,< Cigar factories aro working th at thc sale will provide an un- is done. tho bank indicat­ brought nn increase over October pnrailed opportunity for the peat of slant from huge mas- 0, Crtimc on ho'idny orders. ed fnirly satisfactory employment >of relatively low temperature “Somo improvement is reported pie of Sanford and surrounding business, although sales- in No­ conditions in tho district, with density to incandescent aph froni tho iBlriringham ngham .district, ,d ls ■ territory to provide thomselvc3 vember were shown to hnvo been few exceptions. ,of a temperature of some 20,- where practically nil plants aro on with useful nnd stylish articles of 4.3 per eent L-ciow November of Thc building program through­ degrees, and then of their a lull time basis and increases to clothing at prices hitherto unknown last year. out thc state of Florida is shown ’ Tho review shows Atlanta ns thc in Sanford. Prices have been slash­ iking to relatively small slse torccs havo been made in coal min­ to be keeping resident workers oc­ IM dull red heat. Tho sun was ing. textilo mills and lumber plants. ed on every variety of goodB in tho only city in tho district with nn cupied, but there 'is niso shown to store, it is said. increase over November, 1023. “ • 1 fo r another 16,000 billion Part-time opcratu.ua arc in evi­ Everything ill tho men and hoy’s Stocks of merchandise were five bo a surplus of unskilled tratirlent dence at Mobile mid Anniston, but he said. fabrics, weaves, cut und col­ per cent lower thnn at thc end of labor. Construction of highways _ heat of our own sun hns increased employment is reported lines, ors wide enough in variety to November last year, and 2.4 '>er- and railroad lines will continue back J o normal, it having at Montgomery. throughout the winter nnd afford “Drought conditions hnvo affect­ leaso itny taste, is to bo sacrificed. ccnt below thc total for October employment to numbers of unskill­ recovered from its chill of ’ot only will thc men nnd boys of this year, thc review says. years ago,” Dr. C. G. Abbot ed employment In Louisiana but Sanford havo tho opportunity to workers. Cigqr factories work­ Loans of weekly reporting mem­ ed Smithsonian Institution re- Increases were made to foreba in replenish their wardrobes with sty­ ed overtime on holiday orders. ber banks showed an increase dur­ sugar refineries at d on plantation*. “Wo are emerging,” lie lish articles hut the women of the H appy Cow Sweet frotn-fi low period of solar Oil refineries aro on full time nnd city will hnvo their chance ns well. ing recent weeks, the review fur­ a few of tho .larger lumber plants ther shows. Deposits, both de­ “Orlando M erchants ‘ *" from tho bcojn Feed—2 4 % protein Yiding boots to goloshes is mand and timo, were higher than 7 during which th c!nrc on doubio shifts, employing u thoFrom range in ladies footgenr to he Prepare For Sales _..... .labor. on nny reporting dato during the with any good home radiation scarcely'evor renchpercentage o' “ In ’Mississippi industrial em­ placed on sale. Style, fit nnd qual­ Inst two years, nnd thc banks havci >e normal of many — —" years.” improved considerably, ity in superabundance aro promised been in n position to accomodate With tho closo of tho Orlando1 grown roughage, will physiological effects of light ployment oxi.cpting in textile mills, some of the lady shoppers of Sanford who customers Christ mss shopping b u s i n e s s , ) without rediscounts give you the best of all tho subjects of several paaro idle, and others on part visit the storg during tho next two were nt a low point for thc year which merchants there say wus ' ranging from a description of which time. Lumber mills aro on lull'w eeks balanced rations for tho most successful in their his­ tfcuro of rickets by enting food time, nnd cotton oil mills arc on . While all emphasis is being laid on Dec. 17. tory, the chief business houses of Debits to individual nccounts at milk production at low sod to ultra-violet light to thc full time with increased forcer. by tho proprietors upon tho coming t of tha samo agency in roaksale, they do not neglect to point 24 cities in thc district for tho that city arc prepnring now for cost for feed. ens lay moro eggs. Sun por- FIGHT BIRDS WITH SIRENS townrd the second opportunity, week ending Dee. 10 were about their clearance snlcs. Probably tho outstanding sale of $ 17,000,000 greater thnn during which is being made possible by for hons were described by thc same week in 1023, and com­ thc season will be thnt of the DickHappy Cow Feeds are Jp. Goodalc, of Wililamstown, SYDNEY, N. S., Jnn. 2.—Tho tho first, thpt will, como to San­ high quality feeds, made iks., who said tho hens enjoying Irrigation Commission of Now ford. Through tho thorough clour-, mercial fnilures during November son-Ives Co., which starts this ' luxury repaid tho kindness by South Wales hns made nvnilalbo a nnee that the proprietors are count­ in point of liabilities wore less coming Monday, Jnn. 6th and con­ by Edgar-Morgan Co., till Saturday thc 12th only. ig many more eggs. num of money to undertako a ing upon Sanford to make possible than half us Inrge ns were thoso tinued A unique feature of this event Memphis. 3 3 Danger to Live Stock. unique experiment. It Is propos­ will como the most complete spring in the same month lust year, tho which Sidney Ives, promotion man­ kfDanger of live stock being pois­ ed to ninkc tests with marino sig­ nnd summer assortment in thc his­ review reported. Sold by Lumber mills throughout tho ager, sketched yesterday, was thc oned by eating alfalfn that had nalling apparatus |o nee if it will tory of tho store. South were reported moro activo fact that an entire edition of nn been sprayed with preparations of he effective in senring HtnrllngH The plural of tho succor thnt nnd the number of active spindles Orlando pnper would be put out pirgenic to kill weevils was descrHi­ and other birds rrom vineyards Seminole Feed ed by Gcorgo I. Reeves of tho de­ and orchards in tho irrigation men. tho Soviet seoka is suckers.—Wull in textilo plnnts in cotton-grow­ to dcscrihu this sale. The clearance will be store-wide ing states increased 218,000 over Company partm ent of agriculture ns grcutly Tho apparatus consists of n siren Street .lournnl. in effect and, according to Mr. October. over-estimated. Thc dangerous used by ships in distress, and would The review called attention to Ives, the prices will be sharply rc Congress can spend less money I’hone 91 doso was showtl to be greatly in be operated electrically from tho thc finnl estimate by the Depart- duccd in thc general cleornwny of —or tho people must.—Los An­ farm, the siren itself being placed excess of tho continued in n feed 2-C ment of Agrjcqlture, released Dec. .full and winter merchandise. geles Times. ninong thc trees or vines. of sprayed hay. . -___ -r..—___ - ;■ saii^-.u. .i~. ! Sartford Store I s Planning For Big Fortnight’s S a l e S [■■waa w a a iiB w w a a w a w a M a i EVENT i:\T ii.\n u i> i.v \itY BEACHAM THEATRE MATIN HH ORLANDO. FLA ANI) N K if l T • FRIDAY 16 1 .............. * •/" 1’.**•|*i/« , *** # Tran*contlnentdl Tour o f the D itt in d tib ig t i Co Stars { iiM A W A R E T I I g p W IL L IA M •n i a if Acomedv dramd of inrrique.by Zoe Akins .author «f • 3 ln tln rp 31A ll. (Ml U K its NOW Mal>t l.ocnlion KM. I 'r l c r 2»c »2.2u O r c h e s t r a ( B n t l r a ) H.flo .• Hie sl.nr, C ulcqny (1st r ..w s ) *2.00 luc 11.10 l-a r q u o t ( K n t l r c ) . . 11.50 « .19 Ilulcony < n - u r ) 11.00 INI. I’r l r r Tn» T o ln t I2.WI It.SO 11.00 .50 Tax 30c 20c lur ^0c THE TRIUMPH OF TUB FLORIDA SEASON ’s Rarest Gems at Your t i First Big Sale Starts TOMORROW! SALE! 1■ ■ Y • *' , : D oor O p en P rom p tly at 9 A. M. : iTTr $50.00 FREE CASH GIFT! THE REAL VALUE OF THIS AMAZING SALE— WOMEN Of Fashion will re­ joice in this sensat i o n a 1 announce ment. It brings the choicest, m ost ex ­ clusive apparel crea­ tions to you at prices ridiculously low. Let nothing keep you away! Doors open 9 a. m. Will he lost to you unless you arc interested in Ready-to-wear o f the very h igh est quality! Ex­ clusive Paris inspired models go on sale tomor­ row at prices you have been paying for ordinary garm ents. Come! Share in the great savings. NOTHING EXCEPTED! I’TS ALL ON SALE NOW! No reservations of any sort whatever! Tliis en­ tire superb quality stock goes on sale at prices that will create tremendous buying activity for thrifty women will he quick to see Inis unparall­ eled saving opportunity. ummsmm i— i BAUMEL’S SPECIALTY SHOP NEXT TO l ’OST OFFICE -SANFORI), FLORIDA ll..« II.S j *U0 Fn o r d e r i n g .Ity niall lie s u r e to c n c lo su se lf mid r a ta ls U s ta m p i d e n v e lo p e t o r th e r e t u r n of t i c k e t s . M a k e c h e o k a a n d lV O . money o n le r a P a y a b le to Heiiclw m T h o n tr e , cirU u d o , Flu. Htnie n u m b e r W s e a t s w a n te d , lo c a tio n d m l r t s l p r ic e e a c h und If fo r niiitlneo o r nlKlth Mall o r d e r s w ill bo filled In th o n > tinluto o r d e r of t h e i r receipt. [■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ifzzzzzzx aaazazazzzz.............. Share in This Brilliant Saving Occasion! High Powered Rapid Speed T a in t LOOK FOR BIG DOUBLE PAGE CIRCULAR! m n w m z iK B z m z E * * : �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUAHY 2, 1925. STRAIGHT FROM THE the Greatest, the Most Men’s H igh Grade H eavy Shoes $4.00 VALUES $1.95 it 1 HI 1 YES SIR—We mean Just that. When It rtunes to shoe* thin sale will out class nny offrring in shoe prirr* ever heard «>r. These shoes ore nil made from ivlected stock, double stitched oak tanned sola and will give 1e bent of nnllNfnrtion in n heavy work nhoc. Hood Hires nwnil the early AMAZING! APPEALING! A Mammoth Price-Cutting-Picnic for 20th Century Men—Wo; cular Stroke of High-Powered Price Cutting that Means* the l m «• CfUift lot of Buster Brown’s Childrens Shoes at 51.95 will n rich saving. Wc have Included a largo number of nhoca In this line and while I he sizes arc not complete you •Will find wonderful values for this low K T A flf d»*l fll* tyiico. Each pair Is lagged with Ihe size luRHW \ | l l a Jmtii price. Mawc your pick early . I t V •» y l s t / t J A ll 56.00 and 57.00 Values, 51.15 j2vc v man en joys wearing n real imported Velour Hal an tjilo prlrc of $1.15 for these $11.1111 and $7.00 values will bring men on (he run. All Ilie new colors in light and .dark Spring Hats of the most relcbrnt- l l A l l f d» i ited makes. All Irade mark hrantls in- [ u l H y /!*> ttluded In full and complete sizes l i v l i tp SOFT COLLARS SHIRTS & BLOUSES 5X50 Children’s Shoes, 51.95 Values l b To SI.50 Values 35c and 50c Can yon *imagine selling men's good dress shirls and boys' blouses at Me? Well here is a whole hin full Ibat "ill go like wild flrclho A W ‘iQp opening morning » x TT Here U your rhancx* men to stork up on H«ft collars.* Linen, silk and silk stripes in Arrow, .Manhattan, Del Park and Par­ ker brands. In all A "Uf K p sixes and roimI styles .. I v IT THIS WHIRLWIND SALE OF NO DISAPPOINT­ MENTS COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL MEN’S SUITS! This Gigantic Low Price Appeal Will Draw Men to This Sale Like a Fire Let No Man Who Wishes to Save, M iss This A ctual $3.50 Values, $1.95 I’hin gruop of finv worsted and tropical worsteds for Men nnd Voting Men sold regularly ns high ns $25,00. The highest quality obtainable In material aiif. workmanship. The lilues, llrowTis, Dreys mini me;- and winter weight, belted and plain, Inttll the lale models—for skiider, medium or stout men are absolutely iinqucs* tinned values. Nothing but I he highest quality of material enters these garments anil the hand taoilored effects arc the height of style ami high class workmanship. j V. Pen it comes to real high quality slilrta this *g tty man a great saving uppiirtunily. These £&fih;lly firs! qtialily woven madras in Ihe i 'tdripen and colors. Made by Ike best ATAI] th irl makers. Perfectly cut and hoauli nJR | | v ,!fy made. Every man can afford one 1 t \ J I V alues That W ill Electrif; The Famous Red Cross Limited Last Wonder values in this celebrated Ited Cross Limited Last. Strictly a $10.00 price cut to $7.95. Every number and nil lately arrived models included. While Kid Straps,'V elvets. Patents, Suedes. Light, tan, calf and bluml Satin. Your unrestricted choice .................. Mens and doling .Men's high quality Cashmeres, blue serges, gr.'y ami heather mixtures, plain worsteds that sold at $.10.00. The urine of style in the Into models for fall and winlvr wear. A wide range nl patterns in these one and two pant suits give excellent selections. Tr.e quality is unqi.-; slimicd and the price is literally giving them away. When you consider what other merchants are asking for similar suits and then compare this sale price, yon will readily appreciate this handsome saving. Many suits in this group aiv Hart Schaffner and Mark Heat offerings. Act prumutly, GRASP THESE VALUES This is one of the greatest saving values of Ibis sho? stile. $11.50 value in these handsome French Kids, one strap anti pumps in patent leather, beautiful satin strap with hand turned soles and covered box heels. Your unrestricted choice..... A Savin# Now at 79c J lu’ e henry weight blue rhumbray work shirls will give " teal service. .Made from extra heavy fust color cham’v ; double rthouitlerH and double stitched f a s t seams. L*' aty cut and true lo size. This is not A lA V If H(\ a ingle light weight shirt but a first lul aV"/ /IJlP Thai Double Your Dollars Need no introduction to the people well and favorably known for alm^ iiunlity. Its advertising truthhil i comparison, considering the qti-'iq monster sale shatters price* na ll will be u revelation.to even the l( f.vttutlnns in big Practical mcaq UNPARALLELED PRICE CUTS Here is a group of actual $5.25 values that will startle you. Hollywood suede handles, patent pumps, strap anti cut toils, suede pumps and Lady Baltimore sun tiles. You can find just y o u r style am! size in this large group. Your unrestricted choice ................................................ DRESS PANTS BOY’S BLOUSES BOYS HATS When it comes to values these 5.5.110 and $6.00 lire** Pant* at S.'t.S.*, must certainly appeal to yon. Strictly all wind. Well allured from high grade wool, ns in liruwii and grey mixtures. Illnck and lilues; browns and stripes. I hi>. line nf hoys' fine (Houses will certainly please the moth­ ers. The materials arc madras and percale of extra quality that will not shrink or fade, and will slaad hard wear and inanv washings. , Seldom ff ever have you had the opportunity to select a real high quality Tobias llrnnd Hoy’s Hut for $1.15. Tt.Me tweeds leath­ er.-, velours and velvets in grey blue, brown and dark mixtures are a real buy. MEN’S SPORT COATS ACTUAL $15.00 VALUES—$ 1.95 Men here is an absolute knock out ;n these strictly all wool beautiful tailored sport.coats. Made from high quality m aterial; beautifuty tailored; patch pockets,, half belt, others plain English style. In blues, greys— grey materials dark greens and heather mixtures. Every men needs an extra slipon sport coat, $1.51) LADIES’ SILK HOSE Full fu.shionctl, all shades $2.50 NIGHTENGALE BRAND E xtra quality spring colors pile BOYS’ HOLE PROOF HOSI M.no MEN’S HOLE PROOF 1IOSI Pure thread sill, nl Icolors $1.00 TIES, SILK, WOOL KNIT A ttractive colors u td designs 5 Starch Collars Talk about here :s a i lar bargain brands. Kt style— 'fF T /ffm \ V A Two ¥/eeks High-Powered Selling * .V1 NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAI BANK I II D l _ ■ \T A i. iU f i ii % ’’» w \ *V •* y. I �THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2; 1*25 ■■■■* rted Determination to Give Our Patrons jtfohs Ever Announced in this Fair City Rub Your Eys! B Ladies’, M isses and Chrildren’s Shoes at 95c' VALUES $2.50 TO $4.00 Just Imagine lhp*c wunderful pumps, oxfords, Mr? pJ,.tt.nd h |-l°P" in Patent, gunmetal and kid, and children’s shoes In ealr. patent and kid. Some h top, some low cuts. Dozens or pairs in this lot all tagged with the size and ready to go. This table will cause n scramble. So be here at the -stroke of nine. N ow a t 65c OUSANDS of MEN and WOMEN! Idren who Wish to Dress Richly and Save Wisely! A Spectamsands of Dollars to the Buying Public of this Community. SILK and WASH TIES An cxrruordinary offering wash tics th at will demand attention. Many of thtvo and fancy figured -Ilk XT sold as high as 81.00.... JaI A Real Bargain at $2.70 LEATHER BELTS Values to 50c. Irlct. This ntore has l»een strictly of the highest prices are -always low In (carried by khls store. This ping at this opportune time rtuslly double all your ex* MISSES BUSTER BROWN’S These shoes for Misses in Ihe famous Buster Brown line at $2.70 mean a practical saving. We have them in black cnlf and kid only, in this group. Buster Brown Shoes ing finalities and you can depend on getare noted fur comfort, style nnd wearting maximum service from these shoes* $1.00 and $1.50 Values ill silk and your earnest tics hi plain / \ \ \ T rv v l tV «’C Itluck and llrnwn Calf Kelts that --nld regularly at S1.I10 and 81.50. Soft plia­ ble leather of superior quality. Sl/e* 28 to II. Every man XT /A VLJ j r p nerds an extra belt l x V / Tv t *JL THOSE WHO ACT PROMPTLY WILL ACT WISELY ALL B O Y S ’.FINE S U I T S CUT TO ROCK BOTTOMS id W om an W ho Reads IP. Smith’s Celebrated Men’s Shoes Knows the J. I*. Smith Shoe, its 4c comfort and splendid quality of workmanship. These hitops nnd |ew up to the minute lasts. Brown ilf nnd soft kid. Sold regularly at unrestricted choice........ ................. [THER SHOE SENSATION |pnd Buster Brown’s $8.50 nnd $10 tops and oxfords in black and Jmd kid. The quality of these shoes sed and the new lasts and lateness <e these most desirable. Your tinmice...... .............................................. V A L U E S\ For Boys and Girls, $1.29 CCkETHB Mother* you :ill want to saixf on jour boy* suits, don you? This salt* offer* you the groiiteHt, the must satisfying price reduction you have ever witnessed. In this group of $12..'<) two-pant suits we are offering at you will find-.very suit strictly all-wool, handsomely tailored from the Iwst materials. The hlues, browns, grey*. grey mist urea, plaids, checks and stripes offer you wonderful selections. The repula, tat ion of this firm is behind every suit nnd we want you io be perfectly satisfied. OVERALL-JUMPERS $2.00 and $2.25 Values, $1.69 Here Is a splendid saving on overalls and jumpers. .Made front heavy 220 denim, full roomy cut, with reinforced seams, double stitched. Overalls Tmve full apron, broad pockets, wide girdle. Jum pers made roomy for action with large pockets. Itivlted and ring set buttons. Each Every hoy if he’s a regular hoy needs extra pants for school and every day wear to save his suits. Here is an opportunity to stock up on extra pants, just the thing for every day, «e have them regularly priced to $2..'tl in woul mixtures, in grey stripes, checks, khaki and sonic plain col­ ors. (irasp this opportunity to save while this slock*lasts. Men’s Sweaters DRESS SHI RTS MEN’S HATS When it comes .o rent shirt bar­ gains we have a full case of tk.in at 81-lift. Wonderful mad­ ras and percales put terns that will certainly please you in nixes from 11 to 17. Don’t miss this offering. A real sensation in these new Felt Hats. Splendid selections in grey, buck and seal brown nnd In almost nil sl/cs. You ran effect a generous saving h> buy­ ing one of these hats. $2.50 Valuesnl SI.2!) flood heavy chain knit sweaters —coal style and pull overs. Just the thing for the>v cool morn, inirs. Colors in grey, brown and blue. People will grub this bar* gain the first hour, so be here at !):<)0 o’clock;* 111 SUPREME REDUCTIONS h it reau MI n n ith Former Prices Battered to Bits! v ^ (;■)•>,I Solid Suit Case*, well* lined, reinforced corner*, 2 strap*, rhoqis and luck. -\ bplcudid 82..it) value— ^ Now $1.49 f f )N H o s t­ tv ciu ility ION Si im flu lit $2.50 Values, $1.40 F lo r id a Vet u i l Sa\ ings (It ItIRHi In HOS1 Suit Cases Sanford, ’/ Every boy nnd girl knows the Key nee Pujnmneltes, made from excellent quality flannel, beautifully tailored nnd nr* tislicnlly trimmed. As a sleeping garment for young peo­ ple they have no equal. The excellent quality of pre shrunk m aterial holds its shape and insures warm th and comfort MEN’S FINE OXFORDS (and $0.00 oxfords in tan, calf, both bals are u revelation at $3.15.’ You m quality and style being absolute* the price is certainly below your for this quality oxford. Your dhoice.......................’’....................... Decidedly low prices that will please the purse. Thest heavy rope stitch and chain knit sw eaters in greys. Ma toons, blue, browns, and fancy stripes are a treasure mint of saving. Extra coat style or pull over, made from pre shrunk woolen yarn. These Sweaters will give good service =3> ' • ! / I ¥CT R M D A V Q .A regular $2.50 leather standard football goes to LltjLLlW DU I U . the first twenty-five boys who buy a suit. — :— Now mother*. here an* practical fall anil winter high grade nulls at One-half the regular price. Ileaulirul I and 2-palit iiiith in tweed, cashmere and blue srrgv. Fine, snappy, trim model* in the hite*t fall nnd winter styles. Doth belled and plain. Excellent quality grade- grade material and workmanship. Made by cele­ brated manufacturers of hoys* clothing. The extra pants double the wear. Never have such suit bargains been offered in this lo­ cality. They wil Ik- snapped op quickly tit this saving price. Every suit carries oar guarantee. Genuine S avin g at $2.45 KEYNEE PAJAMAETTES / A Barrage of Prize W inning Prices That Actually Amaze the K eenest Bargain Seeker. STARTLING PRICE CUTS THAT MAKE YOU RUB YOUR EYES A C T U A L " BOYS WOOL SWEATERS llrow n OR Ml N mil Bint oi Kl ION ill i/i fot mi Kl I! \NDKF HI I lualil tr t/i �THE 9ANF0 BP HERALD, FBIPAY. JANUARY 2, 1925. . STRAIGHT FROM THE the Greatest, the Most Men’s H igh Grade H eavy Shoes $4.00 VALUES $1.95 YES SIR—We mean Just that. When It tnm « to rime* thin m Ic will nut clap* any of firing in shoe prices cvrr heard of. These shoes nrr nil ‘ made from rvdected stoch, double stitched oak tunned sola.and will *lvc | r best of satisfaction . in n heavy work shoe, flood sires awnlt the early \ buyers. i AMAZING! APPEALING! BENEFI A Mammoth Price-Cutting-Picnic for 20th Century Men—Woi cular Stroke of High-Powered Price Cutting that Means* the i SHIRTS & BLOUSES 93.50 Children’s Shoes, 91.05 Values t b To S1.50 lot of Buster Brown's Childrens Shoes at S1.0.1 will n n rich saving. We have included a large number of o in this line and while Ihe sizes are no! complete you find wonderful values for this low f t l A l l f (hi Af* !. Ettch pair is lagged with the size IVJB 8 W a 1 l | \ price. Mawc your pick early.......... l i v • * y l e t / t J v man enjoys wearing a real imported Velour Hal an prirr of $1.1!* for Ihcsc SIMM and $7.00 values will Z men on the run. All the new colors in light ami ; .Spring lin ts of the most relehrnt- I f A l I f (h i i f makes All Irnde mark brands in ed irt full and complete sizes Need no introduction to the profit well and favorably known fnraJw quality. Its advertising truthfvll ronipariscn, considering the qia'e monster sale shatters price*, na :l will be a revelation do even the l (.V: tat inns in big Practical mcaq Can yon • imagine selling men's gin»J dress shirts and boys* blouses at .t‘Jc? Well here is a whole bin full that will go like wild firethc O VV QQp opening morning ftv TT THIS WHIRLWIND SALE OF NO DISAPPOINT­ MENTS COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT OF ALL MEN’S SUITS! This Gigantic Lmv Price Appeal Will Draw Men to This Sale Like a Fire Let No Man Who W ishes to Save, Miss This A ctual 93.50 Values, $1.05 Thin grunp of fin-.* worn ted and tropical .worsteds for Men and Young .Men sold regularly ns high as $2.'i.fll). The highest quality obtainable In material nitr. workmanship. The lilues, llrowns, Cireys aummer and winter weight, belled and plain, instil the late models—for si. oiler, medium or stout men are absolutely iimpiestinned values. Nothing hut the highest ipinlity of material enters these garments and the band taollored effects are the hJght of idjle and high class workmanship. n it enmes to real high ipiaiity sh irts ibis Bale gives / man a great saving opportunity. These Shil ls are tly flrMt t|tiali(y woven m adias in I he new spring ?h anti colors. Made by (lie best * | A ( p ip-j nr* makers. Perfectly cut and heattii 1^5 NqV \ \ made. Every man can afford one l i \ / ir t l l l i J f / V alues That W ill Electri The Famous Red Cross Limited Last Wonder values in this celebrated Bed Crass Limited Last. Strictly a $10.00 price cut to $7.95. Every number anti till lately arrived models included. White Kid St Rips,‘Velvets, Patents, Suedes. Light, tan, calf and blond Satin. Your unrestricted choice ........... GRASP THESE VALUES This is one of the greatest saving values of this sho?snlc. $0.50 value in these handsome French Kids, one strap anti pumps in patent leather, beautiful satin strap with hand turned soles and covered box heels.. Your unrestricted choice..... UNPARALLELED PRICE CUTS e heavy weight blue rham hruy work shirts will give c.il service. Made from extra heavy fast color chain; double shoulders and double stitched fast seams, ty cut and true lo size. This is not M A j|I7 rift gle light weight shirt but a first |\|S -y l /U r/T> ty garment that will stand wear. llY M ! I That Double Your Dollars Here is a group of actual $5.25 values that \yill startle you. Hollywood suede handles, patent pumps, strap and cut outs, suede pumps and Lady Baltimore handles. You can find just your style and size in this targe group. Your unrestricted c h o ic e............................................... DRESS PANTS BOY’S BLOUSES BOYS HATS When it inaiN to value', the**.* XTi.OO timl $6.00 lire** Paula ut SJ.fCi must certainly appeal to you. Strictly all wool. Well allured from high gruili* wool cits in brown ami grey mix til res. Work and lilues; browns mid Wripes. This line of hoys’ fine Minuses will certainly please the moth­ ers. The materials are madras and percale of extra quality that, will not shrink or fade, and will stand hard wear and many wash­ ings. , Seldom ff ever have you had the opportunity to select a real high quality Tobias Drand Hoy V Mat for SI.to. TI.JHC tweeds leath­ er*, velours and velvets in grey blue, brown and dark mixtures are a real buy. MEN’S SPORT COATS ACTUAL $15.00 VALUES—$1.95 Men here is an absolute knock out In these strictly all wool beautiful tailored sp o rt coals. Made from high quality m aterial; heuutifuly tailored; patch pockets,, half belt, others plain English style. In blues, greys— grey materials dark greens and heather mixtures. Every men needs an extra slipnn sport coat. $1.50 LADIES' SILK HOSE Full fashioned, all shades $2.50 NIGHTENGALE BRAND < E xtra quality spring colors Starch Collars pile BOYS’ HOLE PROOF HOSE Black and brown, now $1.00 MEN’S HOLE PROOF 11081: Pure thread sill, al letdurs Talk about here in a i lar bargain brands, Iv style— $1.00 TIES, SILK, WOOL KNIT A ttractive colors t.mi designs v w r dlars! .Men mooch ColAll standard «i*e, every m \ v Y A Two Weeks High-Powered Selling NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK �. __ _ 1 ....... • THE SANFORD HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY g, 1*2$, e8 Determination to Give Our Patrons »hs Ever Announced in this Fair City * # \ Ladies’, M isses and Chrildre Shoes at 95c' VALUES $2.50 TO $4.0* •lust imagine these wonderful pump*, oxf strapn and hl-lops in patent, gunmetnl and and children’* shoe* in calf, patent and kid. t hitop, a lime low cuts. Dozen* of pair* in thi all tagged with the size and ready to go. table will cause a scramble. So be herc’ni stroke of nine. N ow a t 6^ idren who Wish to Dress Richly and Save Wisely! A Spectamsands of Dollars to the Buying Public of this Community SILK and WASH TIES ’let. Thin store ha* been strictly of the highest prices are always low in tarried by this store,* This ing at this opportune time ctualiy double nil your ex* An exrraordinary offering wash tie* that' will demand attention. Many of these and fancy figured eilk VT Hold oh high an $1.l)0.._iN ill silk and your earnest tie* in plain / \ I I T rv fy Jj C \ Heal Bargain at $2.70 LEATHER BELTS TIicwo-?>iims fiir >nssos'fn lRe- famous Buster ul $2.70 mean a practical saving. We have th« calf aatl kid only, in this group. Huster Hr ing (iiiaiities and you can depend nn get* I f A l are noted for comfort, style and w e n r - |y ||’ ting maximum service from these shoesl l Vr Hlnck and Brown Calf Pelts that sold regularly at SI.IH) and St.JO. Soft plia­ ble leather of superior quulitv. Size* 28 to 41. Every man V J A l t / needs p.n extra belt Lx w TV n o t THOSE WHO ACT PROMPTLY WILL ACT WISELY Genuine S aving at $2.45 Decidedly low prices that will please lhe put heavy rope stilch and chain knit sw eaters in t oons, blue, browns, and fancy stripes are a tre of saving. Extra coat style or pull over. I f A l made from pre shrunk woolen yarn, l u l l These Sweaters will give good service l l v r ALL B O Y S ’ .FINE S U I T S CUT TO ROCK BOTTOM! Woman Who Reads Smith’s Celebrated Men’s knows the J. P. Smith Shoe, its to ertmfort and splendid quality of I workmanship. These hitops and e\V up to the minute lasts. Brown ilf and soft kid. Sold regularly at 1 unrestricted choice....... .................. THER SHOE SENSATION and Huster Brown’s $8.50 and $10 i tops and oxfords in black and [nd kid. The quality of these shoes ed and the new lasts and lateness te these most desirable. Your unioice...... .............................................. A Barrage of Prize W inning Prices That Actually Am aze the K eenest Bargain Seeker. STARTLING PRICE CUTS THAT MAKE YOU RUB YOUR EYES I TGI I?!\I RfWQ«A reK,,lnr $2.30 leather standard football goes to L loL L lf I lo. the first twenlv-five hoys who buy a suit. — :— Nrywr mothers, here are practical full ami winter high grade suits at Sue-half (he regular price. Beautiful I and 2-pant suits in tweed, cashmere and blue sergv*. Fine, snappy, trim models in the latest fall and winter styles. Both helled and plain. Excellent quality grade grade material and workmanship. Made by cele­ brated manufacturers of boys’ clothing. The extra pants double the wear. Never have such suit bargains been offered in this lo­ cality. They nil Is- snapped up quickly at this saving price. Every suit carries our guarantee. Roys Every Day Pants Every hoy if he’s a regular boy needs extra pants for school and every day wear to save his suits. Here is an opportunity to stock up on extra pants, just the thing for every day, we have them regularly priced to 82.511 in wool mixtures, in grey stripes, cheeks, khaki and some plain col­ ors. (irnsp this opportunity In save while this stuck*lasts. Men’s Sweaters 7.50 KNICKERS AT $1.95 void, high quality late style knickers Itch in. demand and this $1,95 price will hrifty men. A complete run of sizes > tweeds, wool plaids and checks and fe s will give you a complete assortft fail to see this line. Every boy and girl knows the Kcynce Pajamnc from excellent quality flannel, beautifully tailoi tislically trimmed. As a sleeping garment for pie they have no equal. The excellent I J A f quality of pre shrunk material holds its | u | | | shape and insures warm th and comfort 1 " V i Mothers you nil want to snvs on your Imys suits, don you? This sale offers you tin* greatest, the most satisfying price reduction you have ever witnessed. In this group of SJ2..*0 two-pant suits we are offering at 5H.tr. you will find •.'very soil strictly all-wool, handsomely tailored front the U‘st materials. The blues, browns, greys, grey mixtures, plaids, checks and stripes offer you wonderful selections. The reputa. tntion of this firm is behind every suit and we want you to be perfectly satisfied. BEN’S FINE OXFORDS and $0.00 oxfords in tan. calf, both l bals a re a revelation at $.T,45.' You an quality and style being absoluteI the price is certainly below your i for this quality oxford. Your [ Choice.......................;;....................... For Boys and Girls, $1.29 Here Is tt splendid saving on overalls and juntpi from heavy 220 denim, full roomy cut, with seams, double stitched. Overalls Have full ap pockets, wide girdle. Jum pers made 1 V A I ,oomy for action with large pockets, f u l l i Kivited and r n g set buttons. Each liv F I DRESS SHIRTS ... $2.50 Values at $1.29 Hood heavy chain knit sweaters —coat style and pull overs. Just the thing for thesv cool morn­ ings. Colors in grey, brown and idue. People will grab this bar­ gain the first hour, so be here at !):<)() o’clock.- When it comes .» real shirt bar­ gains w« have a full case of them at $1.29. Wonderful mad­ ras and percale* patterns that will certainly please you in sizes from I l to 17. Don't miss this offering. A real sensation in these new Felt Mats. Splendid KHlections in grey, hack and sent brow n and in almost all size*, loti can effect a generous saving hy buy­ ing one of these hats. 25c MEN’S COTTON HOSE (load every day quality ith Former Prices Battered to Bits! . ^ $2.00 RIHDEI) UNION SUIT | Fine quality, heavy weight ( Suit Cases :15c LISLE HOSE FOR MEN H'ack, Brown and Blue UNION SUITS Sanford, Florida (loud Solid Suit welt lined, reinforced corners, 2 straps, clasps and lock. A bplcud id $2.50 value— HANDKERCHIEFS ly, extra size ,;L � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 02, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 02, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/12b9b9d64e3756ec2372b60d7e6ef6d9.pdf 17173ce08aeed4871024634ebb8e96a3 PDF Text Text ■' ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES •• • . t ___________ • I SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 3,1925. * ____ Car Of Celery Grown Here Shipped ---- Bight Mile Gale Wavfes Fifteen High on Beftfcfr Atlantic Ct t ; PAYING , Sanford's first car of celery. frown upon the farm of Frank Meischgjwai ahlpptitl to New York frridlay aiternoon. The ceiery, ■ceording :cor n w ; »t> Harry ‘WUKRfi aceo lies.......... WaUch, sales rtaanafe - „’er of the __ m. * tt p Corporation, H iP IIH il Florida •Vegetable which the car waa sent, thi was 5 excellent quality, being matured and bleached. botll tell ___________________ .The far. brought the price of | 2J10 'a grate. H a rt 'll - . '• ritnesse* In Forbes Trial i ' 1 CAMPAIGN Clementel’s Actio* Unoffic . Bat Capital Believes Exchange of Views With U. S. Officials Is Big Step • ■ t • Advances Also Made In English Claims fife I s i— , *k British Government Denies airipered jg N0W PLANNED Report That Montakue Nor­A life lin e r s ktaeAndCoastal mble y 'f l r frORJC, Jan. 8, -W hiftiest anow sne storm has k on the Atlantic Seaarresters predict that ind Saturday and be jy rising temperajcloudy weather. turned to drizzle rday morning, a lie at Atlantic City ' waves on the beach. Ming 700 motor plows, nd 13,000 shovelera. Hnera were overdue ocean traffic was ren­ ts for craft of all sites dw and heavy seas In Ian accompaniment of shore. tic la not expected be'f. The Asiyria if r|. fa late nnd is expected Saturday night or Moun: Clay from two days late nnd tne I about n day late, caused tne pnstponesrture of tfto U. S. S. d 10 destroyers on tho irulse to Southern wn,tpr mnnouvero. They led to sull Friday, nera besides tho Moorted in trouble In .he Shipping Bruni tlbcck from Liverpool I has a broken throttle he British Ulooloo ia few Jersey. S )RK, Jan. 3.—Sixteen an an« 4!T motor .dri»« hnd sweepers, wero nt By and Friday night re­ . eight-inch fall of anow I city’s wide expanso of —the first real snowi winter here. The snow npanied by high wind3 d out of the northwest, eraturo was 24 above rral linera were delayed Into port and them wero linor traffic accidents, ; the city. ships damaged off the oast, the Clyde liner Mo­ il most of her troubles which broke out in her ort time after she had ew York for Charleston onville. The Mohawk reached nt Lewes, Doln?r her passengers had ifered to the cutter Kicr a raging sou and iu the 48 miles nn hour wind, ohawk wns declared to loss in Lewes dispatchother bureau predicted J probably would continue (the night, but the wind down and tho thermoorm Crips Virginia. OND. Vu.. Jan. 3.—Virtentire state of Virginia he grip of a severe Ice storm Friday, with wire ation badly crippled, r and motor transportnded and shipping off the loralized. A heavy wind mes reached almost galo is Inst night washed a tore nt Virginia Beach, ng the lives of four per­ adrift the lightship Cape nd cuused ninny vessels on Ronds to delny movoithing hns been heard of «rgo since early yester- ! npe Charles Lightship ore than two miles from in when the wind broke ngs, but after three hours iptain E. M. Hudson and tmbers of the crew, manHng her nose around and >ack in position. eeps Virginia Coast. -K. Jnn. 3.—A 52-mile f the northwest swept un coast Thursday night morning, cast one, ves*ent another adrift at shipping almost at n for a dav nnd n night ht a terrific rainfall nil |atcr Virginia. S Wild T ii |io Stock Shares ta n PoRK, Jan. 3—SpeculaL« ^ . today’s stock nmrliolcnt bullish dentonstraand in Lllicd eiectviI, Several which recorded ^sins of 4 to 9 points. 1 m*,*. Pac>* 0l" trading util 42 minutes after marthat tne ticker recorded itlons whicli Is the lungfcn record. The total soles nted million nnd half man Here In Interest Debt Anniversary of Birth of Ben­ jamin Franklin Will Be Ob­ PARIS. Jan. 3.—Minister of Fi­ the serveu During c u r in g Thrift m r m Week n e tK nance Clemcntel :----- , has — taken ' . served Beginning Saturday, Jan. 17 "eKatl"UJor!s for .CHICAGO, Jan. A—Elias H. "Why go to St. Loula?" Morti­ 3fcrtlmdt’s rebrwcnLutions of him­ mer asked him. “Come on down to self as a relative and intimate of the li>te President Warren G. Now York with me. I know all.the Harding were described Friday a t executives of the roods down there the Veterans' Bureau fraud trial of and I’ll get your claims allowed. Col Charles R. Forbes, former That's dead easy; dead easy. If head of the bureau and John W. there’s anybody I don't know whom Thompson, contractor In Federal it will be necessary to get in touch Judge Carpenter’s court. with I can get Warren to have B. H. Dahlbcrg, president of the me introduced." Celotex Company, told how whom II MortI •» i __HWho was this tniB ’Warren’ tvttiTut to wnom mer used President .............. name . . hi. trump c.nl K l c f t ' ► Mort!mK »’keJ * « « ney Laughlin. Ing opportunities to servo contrac­ meant tho into president tors. G. Harding," said the wit­ Mrs. Mortimer, the witness said Warren ness. had been introduced to him aa "the lie also asserted Mortimer hnd niece of President Harding." "Mortimer came to my office asked what Dahlberg would be wil­ June 19, 1922," Mr. Dahlberg re­ ling to pay if his efforts were lated. "His wife was with us, and successful. we three had luncheon together. The conference, Dahlberg testi­ He suggested that the next time I fied had taken place June 19. Tho was ip Washington I should look defense made much of this, as him up. He’d get Mrs. Mortimer Mortimer had testified that on to arrange for a presentation to June 19 he passed the entire day tho president and a luncheon or with Col. Forbes, visiting the dinner at the White House.” Great I-nkes training station and Harding Mentioned. the Speeway hospital. During the conference, Dahlbcrg Name l ’»ed Again. sitid, he fhcntlohod he intended go­ Mr. Dahlberg told of another ing out to St. Louis to seo about occasion in the Ambassador hotel some claims against several Mis­ New York, when Mortimer hnd souri railroads he had a t issue be­ dangled President Harding’s name fore the interstate commerce com­ ns a “come on" for the schemes mission. he had on foot. Passengers Sent Speeding tn Homes After Rescue Made Near Delaware Coast Town; Ship Beached to Fight Fire of Road Bom M’CLINTOCK DIED Voting Completion of NATURALLY, SAYS And LakeBuIkheadingifi In Forecast Made Several Passengers COUNTY CORONER Leaped Overboard — . — . CrewForccd to AbandonFight Shepherd Accepts Finding Of Against Fire When Flames! Coroner ns Complete Vindi­ cation of Him nnd His Wife; Become Too Hot; Tug Helps Inquest Has Keen Continued 4 Radio Station Is Believed Assured •City Has Made Most WILMINGTON, Dei., Jnn. 3.— CHICAGO, Jnn. 3,— Chemists Safe aboard two special trains, one Progress In Past speeding north, the outher south, and physicians who exnmined the Five Years of Life passengers and crew of the Clyde exhumed body of William Nelson _____ the funding of tho French debt, to McClintock, 21-ycar-o'd "million­ Liner Mohawk left here Friday * ■ ' -------» NEW YORK, Jan. 3.—The 218th the United States, according to In night after having been brought aire orphan," who died a month Successful floating of n $1,^ anniversary of the birthday of formation given out Friday by tho ashore nt Lewes. Dela., from tho ago, have decided that the young 500,000 bond issue for good fire-swept vessel, benched nenr man’s death wns due to typhoid Benjamin Franklin, "Apostle of foreign office. It was made plain fever complicated hy n secondary roads in Seminole county* the there. Clementel’s ac­ Thrift,” Saturday, Jan. 17, 1925, however, that internal intestinni hemorrhage. completion of the bulkheAding y Behind them lay n night of per­ Coroner will be.observed throughout the tion wns purely unofficial tending Oscar Wolff announced of Lake Monroe, the erection il nt sen, w ith, the fury of tha after their reports hnd been country as tho first of seven dnys rnther to an exchango of viows worst of the winter’s storms on the Friday of n municipal broadcasting submitted' to him. of emphasis upon his principles of between his department and the Atlantic added to the mennee of station nnd the development Willinm D. Shepherd, who, with department tho flames aH the ship fought her his wife, tho boy’s guardian, raised success. The general plans were American treasury . of high-grade subdivisions « way from 7 miles below Sandy than between the two governannounced here today at Nntional young McClintock nnd inherited are the outstanding develop­ Hook, to the Delaware Capes. nients. his fortune, accented the findings Thrift Week headquarters. Sonto wrapped In blankets, oth­ ns a complete vindication of any ments predicted for Sanford I'M Tho French press Friday men­ National Thrift Week is foster­ ers in garments thnt showed the ef­ suspicions the authorities have a t­ during 1925. ed by the Y. M. C. A. through n tioned the supposed details of M. fects of n drenching, 192 passen­ tached to him, nnd in n statement „ J«»bn . Mulnch, chairman of the committee which represents 48 Cicmentcl’s suggestions, such us gers for Jacksonville, Fla., and indicated thnt ho expected to bring county commission, expressed his well-known nationnl, civic, com­ one-half of one per cent interest Charleston, S. C., were transferred legal nction ngainst those lie be­ belief that the bond issue und the mercial, educational and religious on tho capital sum during a mor­ from tho special train that brought lieves responsible for the investiga­ hulkhcading projects will bo ac­ organisations, including the Bank­ them here from Lewes nnd sent tion. complished during the year. Mr. ers Association. American Red atorium period of ten years, but to their destination by raH. The inquest which wob to hnve Mciitch declnred that these, in his these details are declared in of­ C r o s s , Associated Advertising One hundred nnd nino others, been resumed Friday was continued opinion, aro the most vital develop­ Clubs of the World, Association ficial circles tp be mere guesses. Inc’ Aidlng members of tho crew until next Tuesday. Meanwhile as­ ment issues confront!.-.g the city of The finance minister’s sugges­ of Life Insurance Presidents, Boy nnd officials, went to New York, sistant state’ll nttorncys examined Sanford. Other developments, whll* tions woro supposed to have been Scouts of America, Camp Fire from which point tho Mohnwk hnd several new witnesses regarding admittedly of most important na­ Girls, Chamber of Commerce of contained in n memorandum which sailed on New Year’s day, Cnp- Shepherd’s alleged visits to n re­ ture. nro secondary to these, Mr. the U. S.. Council of Y. M. H. & wns delmired tp Ambassador Her­ taln James M. Staples, master of , laboratory four years ago. Meisch believes. rick Tuesday evening when tho Conference Postponed 1 Day Internationally Known Boot­ the Mohuwk, did not come to Wil­ search K. Associations, Federal Council When tho bonds nnd bulkheading The coroner's report of tho autup of Churches, Girl Scouts, General latter colled on Premier Herriot. Because of Delay In Get­ legger Held In Atlunta In mington on tho special train. sy findings and that "there wns arc secured, Mr. Mcisch snid, the Federation of Women’s Clubs, In- The memorandum waa signed hy Among the crew were thoso who nothing abnormal found." He did other developments would take car* ting Together Some of The Company With Woman Giv­ M. Clemcntel instead of by M. tcrhatibnal Rotary Clubs, Kiwania bore marks of the battle they hud discuss tho hocominrv hemorr­ of themseivs, particularly tho Reports of Allied Experts ing Nnmeas MrH.C.C.Hamby waged ugninst the flnmcs ns the not Clubsfi National Board of the Y. Herriot, who in minister of foreign hage or conditions which might tourist hotel. affairs in addition to being pre­ ship tossed In the heavy sens. And have caused it. M. C. A., National Association of Mr. Mcisch has been n resident thus fixing its character ns PARIS, Jnn. 3.—Tho conforenco ATLANTA, Gn., Jnn. 3.—Herbert us tho crew fought, some of leh Real Restate Boards, National Re­ amier, Mr. Hhepherd’H statement snid of Snnford for 17 years, and hat purely tentative move which may passengers brnveiy sang io tho ac­ tail Dry Goods Association, Unit­ may not lead to something more of allied finance' ministers, which Sykes, ‘ internationally known li­ companiment of a ukelclc played that the findings were no surprise been closely identified with the ed States Post Office Department. or to him hut thnt he wns gratified progress of the city during that had been called for next Tuesday quor runner, wnnted in several definite. by u young girl. Tho observance of National thnt the report had bcon made pub­ period. He declares thnt the ci>v to discuss the allotment of Ger- states for alleged crimes varying Passengers Leap Overboard lic. has made more progress during tho Thrift Week has grown from a WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.— Two Inst five years than during the modest beginning in 1910 into an distinct advances in what Wash­ mnn reparation payments, has from jail breaking to robbery, Aboard the train were two pass­ Mr. Shepherd said: “I know thut in the minds of all whole remainder of that period nnd established program. Records of ington administration officials hope been postponed until Wednesday was arrested in a local hotel late engers who aroused from slumber bud lenped overboard aa the smoko thinking people, I have bcon vin­ intimated his belief in still greater last year's observance show that will result in amicable adjustments because of delay in getting to­ Friday by police. filled their cabins. They hnd been yet in my own ndnd there progress during the coming five the "qreek” was recognised fn one of tho perplexing war debt nnd gether some of the experts’ re­ With Sykes wns a woman who rescued l*y the tug Mars which v/us dicated, is still ono big question. Why years. form or another in thousands of claim tangles with France and ports. gave her name as Mrs. C. C. Ham- among the first to answer tho radio was it dono? No ono but Judge ‘ Mayor Forrest Lake included the communities in this country .and Great Britain, were marked Friday It is expected thnt Winston Hurry Olson can explain this, lie bulkheading. radio plant and h ‘ * tnut in many communities in *<cry In official advices emnting from Churchill, British chancellor of the b^i^nti who claimed to be his sis­ distress calls of the Mohawk. first was discovered about inunchcP 4 ho. investigation*** --•» »*»• .Tho broad stato the observance wns accord­ the Paris and London governments. exchequer, will begin conversa­ ter. She wns charged with vag­ 10The Thursday night accord­ "Our boy’s grave has been desc- Htutlorv will lesult In much fay© ing to a program planned by re­ As regarded by administration tions with Finnnce Minister Clem- rancy and suspicion in connection ing o’clock William Turner, an engine crated, my wife-’a health seriously able advertising, llm mayor points presentative local groups. This leaders here tho most important entel regarding tho French debt with Sykes’ alleged crimes. Roth roomto oiler. "Chief Engineer directed, nnd my good name be­ out, thus getting before the people included, the 1924 reports shows, a developments in the two situations to Great Britain before tho formnl were held withuot bait. Churlps Rich of Brooklyn, N. Y„ smirched by tho repetition of vile of the country tho ndvnntagca of largely increased use of newspa­ was the report from Ambassador conference opens. Despatches Sykes was arrested, according to found it in the afterhold ns wo the Sanford section and nt the same per advertising space devoted to Herrick thnt he had received a com­ from London today stnted thnt officers in connection with nn at­ were off the Jersey const, and wj insinuations und innuendos. * "The public und 1 aro entitled to time impressing prospective intmicarry tqi millions of readers prac­ munication from tho French finance Churchill wns leaving for Pnris tempted robbery at Jonesboro, Ga., started in to fight it," he snid. :rnnt» to thin section with San tical inspiration as to thrifty, use minister, containing elements of a Monday. . several days ago. After he wns Using "ledge hummers wu broke know the nninius nmr inulice that is ord’i municipal spirit. plan worked out by him for re­ of their money power. It is pointed out that discus­ arrested, It was learned he was down bulkhends nnd ripped up chc behind ull this." Judge Olson after reuding the Tho comn'ction of the bulkhead­ funding war debts to the United, sions on the subject of debts will wnnted in West Virginia and FlorThe purpose of Nationnl Thrift deck to get at it und nil the time suid that if Mr. Shep­ ing will tiring additional valuos to Week is .to help Americans think States. Tho ambassador’s report ’be entirely separate from the for­ ido. Federal prison officials said tho ship wns rolling and pitching. stHtuinentH herd would make his request over nil Sanford renl estate, particu­ straight about money matters. was received by Secretary Hughes ma! conference. JnmcH A. Logan Sykes served a four year term in But thp water supply wns good and 1his signnture and thut of his wife, larly tho down-town section where and the news given ot once to the Jr., representing the United Stat­ the penitentiary here and was re­ Ten Ltepg •have como to bo regard­ the lights stayed on." waiving action for libel, he would sites for distributing offices will be meeting in regular session es, has instructions ugninst parti­ leased lust January. ed as the essentials of all-round cabinet Crew Leaves When Flrce Becomes consider telling. nt n iircmium. With the bulk­ tho White House. cipation in any conference or dis­ The police found an eight enrat thrifty program for the individ­ at Regarding Hot head, it is believed, Sanford will He said the rights of Miss Isuthe question of claims cussion on general debt settle­ diamond ring in a local pawnshop ual, as follows: Captain .Staples headed for the clle Pope, young McClintock’s ft- make n long step toward the great­ collections by tho United States ment. during the day, which they suit], Work and Earn, Make n Bud­ from Germany, now the subject of Dolawaro Capes, members of tho ansce, who waited to marry him est Inland city in the state through . Tho ngenda calls for the clean­ Mrs. Hamby ndmltted having left said, when it becume appar­ when he died and who wns left beeing the undisputed distributing get, Record Expenditures, Have n diplomatic exchanges between the ing up of bnck accounts and a div­ there. This wns believed to be Crew Bank Account. Carry Life Insur­ state department and tho London ision of the Ruhr receipts and oth­ port of loot in one of Sykes’ recent ent that the first was gainin'; hrud- an unnuity of $8,000 under tho will, center of Florida. wuy. The storm prevented tho and of other possible heirs would ance, Own Your Home, Make a foreign office, it was snid the latest er reparations, including a busis crimes, officers said. The advantages of tho tourist ho­ Mohawk from anchoring until the have to be considered in making tel were referred to as being ob­ Will, Invent in Sitfo Securities, note from London on that subject for the distribution of the Dnwes Duytona, Florida, police want vicinity of Brandywine Light, about Pny Bills Promptly, Shnro With had been received and would be un- plnn annuities. Sykes on u charge of robbery, it seven miles north of Lewes, wns public the sourcu of his informa­ vious. Not only will it bring to Others. 5 swered before J uij. t), when the al­ wns stated. Following his reiense reached. Thcro with the merchants tion. This reply was laid before Sunford, it U said, the better cln** The days of the "week" will be lied finance ministers gather in from the penitentiary here last und miners liner I’ersiun, the coast Mr. Shepherd ns he wus about to of tourists, people who, if Intenvt. Secret Army Charge. designated ns follows: Saturday, Paris to discuss the allocation to ed, are cnpnldo of doing murh for BERLIN, Jan. 3.—General Roye year, Sykes returned to Charles­ guard cutter Kicknpoo und the tug leave his law office. Jan. 17, "Pny Bills Day"; Sunday, bo paid by Germany under the a French member of the inter-al- ton, W. Vo., where he was arrested the development of the city, hut Murs nnd Kaleen ulongsidoc, the will provid for n variety of excel­ "Sharo With Others Day"; Mon­ Dawes plan. lled military control commission on u chnrge of violating tho prohi­ Mohuwk came to rest in n heavy ChambertifCommerce lent advertising that is procured day, “National Thrift Day or Bank is sending to nmbusHndors confer­ bition Inw, officers continued. Tho to g. satisfied customeri. Then Day"; Tuesday, “ Life I m. urn nee Seeking Co-operation through ence a report alleging thnt the former convict wns released in $ 10,there also will be, it wns pointed Day,” Wednesday, "Own Your Own reiehswehr is maintaining recruit­ (100 bond, which wns forfeited. Among its Members out. a larg" sum of money released Home Day," Thursday "Budget ing offices which posses compre­ Since then a nationwide search hns I In Snnford through the payment Day," and Friday "Safe Invest­ hensive lists of secret regular ar­ been conducted for the man. ; for labor and materials. ments Day." As a menus of keeping in closer my. according to an article pub­ Sykes’ sentence to the Atlanta The view of Sanford so largo that touch with Its individual members, A change from Inst yenr In the lished Friday in tho Berlin Zcit- penitentiary followed his conviction the Snnford Chandler of Commerce the territory around Enterprise will ung Am Mittng. The general al­ on charges of violating the dry designation for Friday, in place of hnH inuuguruted u sysicm of tie developed ns suburbs and con­ charges thnt short time volun­ laws, it was stated. "Make a Will Day.” This point E. D. Rrownlee, pastor of so "thought survey" whereby luumbera ! netted with the city through the teers aro being trained at the rate is retained in the guiding rules, theDr.Sanford Prusbyterian Church, of 20,000 every three months as prepared lake boulevard was Relief from trouble with city gas are asked to record und send to ■sketched but the committee feels that in­ will enter upon Former Congressman pressure his thirteenth year irregulars. by R. J. Holly, president which has been prevalent the chamber such ideas or thoughts creased effort is desirable to guard of service ns n local minister when of the Rotary club. This, how­ they have for the development of during tho pust week wus promised the public ngainst the sale of he delivers his sormon James Husted Is Dead the people of Sunford by Sunday the city. Sunday ever, Mr. Holly does not expect to worthless stocks and bonds. morning. Dr. Brownlee, with one American Business Though tho author's name Is be wholly nttalned during 1925 but night at which time officinls of tho NEW YORK, Jan. 3.— Former city government expect to have re­ withheld, tho following thought was thnt appreciable pTogrcis in this exception, is tho oldest minister, With Soviet Gains Representative Janies W. llusted, pairs at the gas plant completed. pointed by -to by chumbcr officials direction will be made luring 1925. in point of service ut ono church, of W. Va.( died of heart disease at Officials A population of 25,000 by 1928 in tho stnte of Florida. declare that they aro mak­ as one of the most upt received re­ NEW YORK, Jon. 3.—Tho Unit- a hospital hero Friday night. Mr. cently: "Advertise as much ns pos­ was predicted by Mr. IIoll/. There Under Dr. Brownlee’s leadership ing every effort to hurry the re­ States did 50 per cent more bus­ Husted a Republican, served from WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 .-A new sible in Florida during tlnj next will be corresponding development membership of the church has cd iness with Soviet Russia last year 1919 to 1923 from the twenty-fifth pairs but thut the people of San­ two months. Encourage those who ‘in the country nnd city ami among postal rate bill was reported by u tho grown from 135 to 565 during tho ford will be forced to content them­ without official recognition than senate committee. ... . York district. He wns pres­ 12 years of his stay here. Tho with Czarist Russia before the war, New with somewhnt limited ser­ have property to sell and at reas­ tho outstanding achievements of ident of tho Peekskill National selves President Coolidge disposed of new ^ w members members who entered tho onable profits und to discourage the city will V included the tour­ vice for n short period longer. according to claims by the soviet Bank and Northeastern Pin Com­ several judgeship appointments. ' W speculative prices. Sell Sanford ist hotel, the lake bulkheading and The trouble, it is understood, lies church during December is plac­ envoys here Saturday. pany. The treasury took the first step to Snnford and boost the "other , the boulevard. Sunford is facing in the gas container which is said ed at 19 while Dr. Brpwnlee ex­ toward financing the soldiers to bo old. When repairs became fellow's game" wherever opportun­ j the greatest year in its history but pects a larger number to join dur­ bonus. 192(5 nnd following years are ex­ • needed it wns found necessary to ity is offered. ing January. Walter D. Van Riper was re­ pected to 5»<* still greater. San All members of the chamber ure send away for the parts required During Dr. Brownlee’s term of moved as assistant United States • ford, Mr. Holly believes, is ju»t asked to express their views upon which is causing the deluy. service ••• in — Sanford four im persons attorney for New Jersey. --*••**' ••••«*.„ *yu> iuiu a special blank which is being mail­ 1now entering its first real period Low pressure, it is said, has been President Coolidge wns said to haVo t,nterctl the service of the of expansion and there is not limit prevalent over cirtunlly the entire ed. be not In favor of an international Presbyterian church. These arc to the possibilities, city, some localities suffering more Rev. Tenny I. Duane, assistant economic nnd armament conference. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 3.—Jack- and will go direct to the governor's than others. It is believed, how­ Mrs. Henry Wight, president of The budget bureau asked con pastor of the Charleston, W. Va., zonvillo Saturday said good-bye to mansion which was vacated this ever, thnt those using gas will be Says Auto Accident the Womans club, expressed her gress for $ 100,000,000 for refund­ church; Miss Zita Duvison and two of its most distinguished cit­ morning by Gov. Cary A. Hardee. able to get enough gns pressuro to firm conviction that the objective Friday Unavoidable of ing of federal taxes illegally col­ Mist Gussie Hinton, teachers at izens—the next governor and first The governor will be there to wel­ provide for .necessities until full tho club, the creation of a sti. lected. tho Bevchwood Seminary, ut Heid­ lady of Florida. ’ nnd purk commisiion to have su­ come his successor and turn ever service is regained Sunday. That the automobile crash on pervision Corinno Ed The war department --- m----- WjU U i - appropria- elberg, IVI Ky., and Miss V VI John W. Martin, three times to him the keys of his futurj home. of the streats and packs the Orlando road early Friday tion bill, carrying $331,131,114 was dy who awaiting appointment ...... it ........... * «v >-.rU.„v,„sii, mayor of Jacksonville, who has of Snnford and to provide for tha First Prepared Speech morning in which LeRoy Kirkley reported to the house. ■■ ~ • beer, honored hy the highest office as u — missionary to China and jn Gov.-elect Martin took with him Miss Hume Married (Continued From Page 3) 4 42 4 4 2 4 4 wus painfully injured, was un un­ An investigation of the tariff the meuntime doing welfare work within the gift of the people of to Talluhusseo the first prepared To Persian Attache avoidable accident is the opinion commission waa asked by Senator among the subnormal children of state, accompanied by Mrs. speech of his career, it is his inau­ Robinson, off Arkansas, the Dun- ciew iVisa/ fork. ✓ nrl* Mfir ftin Ijkfft . expressed Saturday afternoon by Ten People Lose Lives Martin left Kqlllfrlttl/ Saturday »morning for gural address which ho will deliver ocratic leader. WASHING ION. Jan. 3. — The F. H. Thrasher, of Orlando, own­ In Fires In Two Cities Dr. Brownlee is n native of Tullahnaseo to take up their resi­ next Tuecdsy after being inducted marriage of Miss Margaret Hume, er of the truck which Mr. KirkThe senate appropriations corn- Georgia. He studied nt the Uni­ dence in the governor's mansion into office. MONTREAL. Jan. 3,—Nino p trmittee reported . its first supply versity of Georgia, Presbyterian for the next four years. "I have made muny speeches dur­ prominent Jn Washington Society ley’s machine collided. A dense sons, eight of them small cbildrt n, bill of the session, that for the University nnd Princeton. Prior Go By Automobile ing my official career’’ Mr. Mur- to Abdullah Kntesam, secretary of fog causing extremely low visi­ lost their lives early Saturday when postofficc and treasury depart­ to coining to Hanford he was for They are making the trip by tin suid, “but this is the (list time the Persian Legation, became bility is given by Mr. Thrasher us firo swept through three dwellings ments. governor-elect I have V»v» ----TV» iv icii ua awt m i tI | known hero Saturday. The wedding the chief cause of the accident. ever written soccch six years pastor of the Rock automobile. The in two different sections if the A prospect of further progress Springs Presbyterian church at wilt drive his btudebnkor sodan, ac- always speuk extemporaneously took pises nt Alexandria, Va., sev­ Mr. Thrasher declared that his city. In each case the flnr-its rcompanied n m n n n im l K K t m twife, u t t,* nnd ..u second : i ____«... > . V . eral duya ago attended by friends. toward settlement of tho Franco- Atlanta. byv his truck, the third of a column of spread so rupidly the vUtims were and. never know what I am going Anierican war debt was seen in | automobile carrying their luggage to say until u get up on m; feet. four, was being driven slowly on trapped in bed* or overcome as official announcement that a fo:-m- i> i ; j . . » nnd servants will follow. "This time, however, I thought Former Governor Of the ri^ht side of the road, by a they attempted to flee. ui note on the subject has been nd-| I O IIC v IIlB ll IS A f r C S l C u musing farewell mrcweii was wns given it best to devote more time to my A rousing man whose name is given as Joe dressed to Washington by France. I^n r P i m n i t i a - W h i u L r n v them iuct before they left the llo- rpcech. It will be delivered in 10 Virginia Succumbs Cash. The truck, Mr. Thrasher FIREMAN LOSES LIFE •--------------------------- 1 u r r u n n i n g n i S K e y tel Seminole Ut 8 .a. m. , , where they . r- —* -------— # minutes’ time. asserted, wns equipped with lights r i f API h t t p v p * „ have made their home for several During the World War. ns mayor ROANOKE, Va.. Jan. 3.—Jnmoa In both front nnd rcur. Wheth­ „ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. J .-O n ; Markets. Patrolman s C S ’ Week8' l£ rien.‘H of the next govern- of Jacksonville, Mr. Martin doliver- Huge Tyler, 78, former governor er or not Mr. Kirkley was speed­ fireman lost hLt life and proper**' CHICAGO, Jan. 3 —Wheat, May rkn,i ** F ?yd#A* Dcwcso, of the or anu his wife assembled in fro n t! ed an average of three rpceehes of Virginiu and prominent in Pres­ ing at the time of the accident Mr. ■valued at approximately half milfbv C o ^ r P n l i ^ m T g r °«St* £ “ .h thV ° ,ico band a da>- During his gubernatorial byterian church affairs, died at Thrasher declared could not ascer­ | ion was destroyed by flr« wh.i"h 17C to^i; July, 151 %»; to ?»; Corn, ^Sehr . Fr,‘!»y andb‘‘‘ them God speed; Icampaign he delivered over 800 his home in East Radford early tain. k it Mr. KIriiI*v’» May, 128% to Oats, May 02V» night charged with running th r o u g h tw 0 U u l a i a i s acarwhU-| Mr. and Mrs. Martin exuect •*» I sp*-^*.. Ever/ cnc of tr.cn; was Sutiiiuay according to u messnjj.* iv.ctcr I* ewiu to tt44*v iluppcu 441 j to turuay. iuo buildings were oocuV*y into the city. the cnpitnl about received here. e’J mile* pc? hour. pied by auto-accessorie* e m ALLIED FINANCE|FAMOUS WHISKEY MINISTERS MEET RUNNER,HERBERT ON WEDNESDAY SYKES, ARRESTED ? Minister Ends 12 Years Of Service As Sanford Pastor Normal Service By City Gas Plant Is Assured By Sunday Washington N e w s i u n f Im # t i ______ a. I i P p o a n v Y n r ln n M BM M - - k. e n n m m $-. . - .I/. . - - m . I_ Governor-Elect And Wife Depart For Tallahassee To Occupy State Mansion I ff t K t %t L M n A L - aa a —- I M �* :m W K.PJI Hi Contini Merchandise A MILLION Financial Year Of Most History; Rail Lead All In Gains Id ___________ its Last Year W ord 65 A QUADB ANGULAX QUANDARY— • By A C. BOYDInsr na !nuhifltantial ■ _train over $730,­ WASHINGTON, Jnn. l.-F lorida Inc S i i a quadh-angplar quandary which b n o i so queer, in its quer­ . he figure* figui 47,-the of the previou* T l o onas syznbi symbolsf * os.“you might suppose^ There is only one foreign continued to lnc»Yaic R£ mf retail* 6three montPBBKihDDftIhIntfiWMfeB hr. reference. . diso export* and during the three Below era th a ''definltlone for the words contained la the puzzle. ° PU.,r‘n? , ' 7 % “£ I U l* , valued at $281,134, and te* -!\ *S4a*'l*vcJsL «-*dt»- , • •iX re $ r * *• t*»**lr spt. 30, IL L reaen- f||e products at $95,089 also a p - i ’ monthe ended Sept, as pear in the statistics released. • ed valnationa of __ $6,937,174, . . w /. compered with $5,9 55,587 and $o,-w The.first m a .m ,, ten states in the tabu ( r ' the amounts of their * j 929,86! for the fir»t and *econd flation end quarters of the year, respectively; export trade are New York -with j according to statistic* rtleaseu figure* of $175,909.180; Texas Thursday by the Department of $168,205,839; Pennsylvania. $71,­ Commerce. Incidentally', it main­ 834,832; Illinois, $70,755,613: Cal­ IT IT tained its 28th place in the relative ifornia $54*374.555; New Jersey standing of the states of the un­ $49352.174; Louisiana, $46,470, ion. . llt . 829; Michigan, $39,715,774; Ohio.! Plank boards andscantlings $31,071,984; and Massachusetts, j . W maintained the lead of commodi­ with figure* of $27,702,446. Mississippi just ahead of Folr-| p ties’ exported and were valued at 21 $2,012,868 for the quarter^ under Ida in the • landing, had an advan-1 . review, an increase of $345,763 ov­ tage of $612,172 tn this phase of ! er the figures of the previous quur- foreign trade, while Florida in turn j ter. Rosin took second place in tho led Oklahoma, its runner-up, by i list from fertilisers, and reached $427,278. G’rand totals for the first nine ‘ valuations of $1,424,684 as com­ pared with $1,191,039 for the ear­ months of the year give Florida J . & lier three-month period. Fertilizer figures of $19332,622 and 31st place i * and fertilier materials, in third in the standing of the different I I place, wore valued at $1,260,709, states. Oklahoma in thirteenthI and registered a drop of $120,581 plain Iixl Florida by $1,679,374, but from the figures for the quarter Florida had the substantial advan­ 32 ended June $0,1924. Next in or­ tage of $2,378,127 over the figures der came spirits a.t turpentine of Mouth Carolina, its runner-up in amounting to $1,066,182, represent- the race. Z m tra; 1C *— -• — - York (3$|) j cbeatra; 7:90 e n ttr u T '' chestra; 10:30 dance. ALBANY. N. Y„ Jan. 1.—Fail­ rented an office equipped it with WJ2—New York (45b ■< ure to obtain credit and inability to second hand furniture, obtained a tra; 9:30 dance. hotel room for himself end set out WNYC—New York cope with a hearty appetite to do business. Wholesale radio Four; 7:40 i brought about the downfall of Ar­ houses refused to extend credit. He Chateau tel; 8:$0 instrumental tried firms in nearby cities with thur Hartman of New Yorlt City, WCAL—Xorthfleld when be attempted with a capital the same result*. His capital stock musical.. of $80, to make a million in the shrank and he sold hla furniture radio business in Albany. Hart­ to get a new start. Luck again ^KGO—Oakland (312) • . man. who is more than six feet went against him. He gave up his 10 drama; 12 dance. ! tall and said he is only 15, has hotel room and tried again to col­ WTAY—Oak Park (l His efforts were artists. i gone home. He went with a full lect a stock. ] stomach, but his purse was empty fruitless, however, and finaRy he _ WFI—Philadelphla (38 and his hopes to corner the Albany reaehed the point where both purse 7 recital; 8 concert. * radio supply market were blasted, and stomach were emptjr. He > yfiA R —Philadelphia (] i Hartman told the police he had realized his failure. His appetite began to bother Ulke I proposed to his father, a salesman KDKA—Pittsburgh ( that they embark in the radio sup- him then, and so Hartman took his ' ['>• business. lie explained friends troubles to the police. They turn ntenr- 7:30 concert. WCAE—Pittsburgh (3 ! hnd made millions, one of them ed him over to the humane society rtsrting with a capital of only, and officials of that organization gtoJ 7 ; 7-30 Concert. (CO. The father was deaf to his after seeing to it his stomach was tt ^ ^ —Pittsburgh (4 proposals, however so he collected filled, gave him some business ndn capital of $80 and came to A1-; vice and notified his fathet. The bany. j father came to this city ai(d took 12 orchestra. KPO—San Francisco That was three weeks ago. He the boy back home. orchestra. KFOA—Seattle (««) J0.J •WOC—Davenport (484) 7:80 re­ cert; 12:00 jatt. ligious; 8 orchestra, songs. KFQX—Seattle (2*v Radio Program KTHS—Hot Springs (375) 8:30 ry; 10 orchestra; 11 dance. -• concert; 10:30 dance. KFNF—Shcnanfioer i Program for Jan. 3. WDAF—Kansas City Star (411) WGR—Buffalo (319) 6-6:30. 6-7 School of the Air; 11:45-1 program. WBZ—Springfield () KYW—Chicago (536) 6:35 Uncle Nighthawk frolic. trio; 7:16 orchestra, * WHAS—Louisville Times (400) prono baritone; 8:15 *» Bob; 7 concert; 8 musical; 9:05 Youth’s Companion; 9:35 Congress 7:30 concert. reader; 8:45 orchestra. WMC—Memphis (501) 8 stoty; classic; 12-2 carnival, Nighthawks. K8D—St. Louis Port WGN—Chicago (370) 0 organ; 8:30 concert. (546) 11:30 orchestra. WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul 6:30 concert; 8 classical; 10 dance. KSD—St. Louis Post WI.S—Chicago (345) 7 lullaby (417) 8 philosophies; 8:30 announc­ (546) 11:80 orchestra. ed; 10 orchestra. , . WRC—WaahiogVp (j time; 7:15 entertainers. CKAC—Montreal (425) 6 sto­ music; 7:15 Bible talk; . WMAQ—Chicago (447.5) 6 or­ chestra; 6:30 radio photologue; 9 ries; 6:30 concert; 7:30 studio; 9:30 cert; 9:30 orchestra; 10:L dance. Chicago theatre revue. WAHG—Richmond Hill I WQJ—Chicago (448) 7 concert, WNJ—Newark (233 ) 9:30 revue, scrcnadors. soprano, pianist, tenor: 10«2 Sky­ o WOR—Newark (405) 8 “How to Live 150 Years.” larks.- mciodinns, entertainers. WBAV—Columbus (423) 8 dnnee WBBR—New York (273) 7-7:50 Sanitary ;hand dean WFAA—Dallas News (476) 8:30 j trio, noprano. Bible, pressing. Scotch Woolca scrcnadors; 11 orchestra. } WEAF—New York (492) 6*30 East 2nd. Sti YOBK, Jen. 1/—American daring 1924 subscribed . „ _ j ■ billion dollars for forr leans, an outstanding achievehi a year that passes into i! history as one 'of*the i remarkable on record ir. the • f new financing, tot only did the volume of for•IgA financing establish a new reconL but the total of all near cap­ ital flotations as wctR ranked m amhftff highest in history. Al­ Fm~-i though the accurate compilations arc n‘; • not' yet available, preliminary csT ttm itis Indicate that public offerlag* of all atocks and bond* dtirr lag the year approximated $6,000,­ 000,000, contrasted with about $4,­ 700,000,000 in 1923. Foreign bonds run a close race with state and municipal offering* 34 35 fa r'first place in the amount of new business handled. Flotations of the latter aggregating almost times over-subscribed and public National Guard Meet 37 • $1,400,000,000 eclipsed all previous demand for the bonds enabled records, while the latest figures them to command u substantial St. Petersburg Wants on foreign loans indicated that the tremium in stock cxchungc tradtotal would reach slightly more ng. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 1.— The largest single piece of fi­ Efforts are to be made to bring than $ 1,200,000,000. 1—thin, nar­ ]—sliced cal*- 14—famous 22— people who Trading in tho bond market nancing was the $160,000,000 Jap­ row stip of French bag* salad favor war tho annua! convention of the Na­ throughout the year was marked anese reconstruction loan, which wood 23— :tnare 2— name of a scientist by a progressive forward move­ was floated early in the year and tional Guard Association of the ' C—breezy 24— r.maJI 16—ax*»ii:ied letter ment, governed largely by the easy several time* oversubscribed. The United States to St. Petersburg parts 8—harvesters mound 3—a drink ■ money situation. As 1924 drew to $100,000,000 loan to France late in nt the same as the Spanish '.Var 11—part of 4— s e l f . gen­ 18—str:k»-s an 25— affirmative a cloae the price average of 40 rep­ the year, which replaced a credit of erated verb 'to be’ 2C— f-n«rg7 niOt'jde resentative issues was the highest similar *ize extended by J. P. Mor­ Veterans gather here,, probably 13— love (slang) 20— humor 5— 100 square 21— re-t 2R—total In MVeral years and approximately gan & Co., to stabilize tho franc, lute in September, it is announc­ 14— father meters ed by J. R. Cnnd, secretary of the 15—combat 20—.;incc 0 points nbovc the low mark reach, ranked third in size. 25—to os.citate (HVench) 81 — religious 6— exists 7. 2C— hollow •a early in the year. • Tho government of Argentina chamber of commerce. It is point­ 17—single 7— period of 27—Feline’s An abundance of idle funds, nt- was the most frequent borrower ed out that heretofore organiza­ 18- —o n e hun­ 33— repetitive prefix dred p e r I o w tnur* time . tOstod by gradual reductions in the in the American market during the tions connected ^with the Spanish S4—finer.* cent rataa for time and call money and year, placing five separate bond war veterans bqve taken advan36— tidy 10—before three cut* in th* V«»t, 29—confusion wrote- «ngn.Kaung mure -rag e u rrh e convention date ofth e TU—line 37— comesop 12—soldiers of 31—tap *1 Reserve Bank's rediscount rate, than $100,000,000. Other promi­ latter organization on account of 21 —distr^j signal the sta to 32—placed contributed to the bond market's nent foreign borrowers were Mexi­ the reduced railroad fares grant­ f 34— parent BtXiWth. The flow of idle cash co, $50,000,000; Holland, $40,000,­ ed by railroad*. 35— therefore iota investment securities carried 000; Belgium, Sweden und Switzer­ I ± . rice of U. 8. government obll- land, $30,000,000 each; Norway, Herewith is solution to puzzk»ns well above par and brought $25,000,000 and Hungary, $7,600,­ Power Development Is No 64. i Tip For Beginners. 11$a steady appreciation in the 000. Sought By Irishmen ted values of all types of corSolve this puzzle by compar­ The year witnessed the plucing ponation and foreign government in operation und subsequent col­ ing the synonyms listed in the DUBLIN, Jan. 1. — In addi­ •Tionzontai" and "Vertical" WWW?. lapse of the Maxican debt agree­ tion to tho project for harnessing The most striking performances ment, when service on the $500,­ columns with the number of spaces extending crosswise or of tha year were given by semi­ 000,000 debt was defaulted on July the River Shunnon for the genera­ downward on the diagram, as *speculative railroad bonds, which 1, Lite in the year prospects for tion of electrical power for the the case may be. If a word led the market in turnover and in u resumption of service brighten­ Free .Stutc, which hus been en­ occurs to vou meaning sub­ tha extent of individual gains. Tho ed when it was reported that pro­ trust to a Gertnun firm, plans stantially the same as tho great improvement in the general ceeds from the sale of a $50,000,­ have been placed before the Free t Bynonyin and the correct num­ railroad situation during the year, 000 loan would be made available State parliament for the utilization ber of letters to fit in the of the River Liffey, which runs which was reflected in the leading for that purpose. f spaces between its number and through Dublin. part played by rail shares in tho T Defaults of intercut payments the first shaded stop following, Objection has been mnde on the post-alection stock market boom, w-rite it In lightly. Work sway also enlivened trading In the bonds on bonds increased during the yenr, ground that the plnn* under con­ the small words, the “easy" of the carriers. Net gains of !i0 th$ total value of industrial issue* templation would result in spoil­ words, first, and they will give points or mpre for the yeur were in ilefuult mounting from $96,811,­ ing the fuitious salmon leap ut you plenty of clues to tin dif­ scored by some of the income und 300 to $123,891,000. Leixlip and the falls of Poulaficult onev t-Total sales of listed bonds on phuca, both beauty spots. adjustment lima, mos| directly utC * ?rr* * t. IR * . K.-m r i u c n i « n < i> ,iu i»fected by favorable earnings nr.d the New York Stock Exchange ex­ panded to utmost $4,000,000,000, dividends developments. Y ' Maintenance of easy money rates un impressive gain over 1923 when throughout the year resulted in tho transactions, aggregated approxi­ ? saying of Vnillions of dollars to mately $2,750,000,000 und within foreign governments and domestic striking distance of the record high f corporations, which carried out ex­ level of $4,098,600,027 established T tensive refunding rc operations ut ip 1922. lower interest c h a fe s. The bulk T Of more than $100,000,000 in bond It doesn’t take n bit more timo ? and note offerings by government to nruount to something in the : of Arffgentinu wns used to retire world thun it does to umount to SPECIAL PRICES maturing issuer. The largest re­ nothing. See funding program completed during the year was by the Baltimore & Prunes now nre dried by elec­ Ohio Railroad which sold moi'e thnn $100,000,000 in new bonds to meet tricity, and nine-tenths of them PHONE 518. Y 1025 maturities. Satisfactory pro. served cold to Imardcr*. FIRST STREET gress was reported Into in the year Y by the New Haven and 8t. Pnul Y railroads on their 1925 refunding ■i ii ilin rtH e e e e B a e e e a e B a e e e e e a a a a i plans. Tho prompt absorption of new financing was one of the favorable 3 development* of the investment ■ market. At ho tinio during the This Paint i.s not effected by ■ year did the market experience dif­ the Jler.MinR Nun. It is KiusY ficulty iq digesting new issues, dcaplt$ the expansion in business. tlc—It Contracts mid Expands With the investment appetite whet­ ted by tho easo of money, virtually with the Weather— It is Non* all offerings were over-subscribed, Porous. No Moisture eun Kef many of them three or four time*. An unusually Iurge number of high in. grade note issues wfis placed pri­ Y vately among institutions without t recourse to public offering. A fair measure of the invent* Sold lly ment demand wns sbpplicd by tieheavy over-subscription of the United Btatun Treasury’s long-1 ■i term 4 pec cent bond is.tuo in! B! which tho government turned lut-il in the year after financing its re -1 quirement* for several years by a If you are on the m ark et for Celery Wire abort term note*. Within u few 2 days subscriptions for the issue, on which cash purchni-cs were limited Si or Crate JJails, etc. . a to $800,000,000, had exceeded $1.­ a 000,000,000. Bankers estimated a that total subscriptions, including Y the exchange of third Liberty -11i per cent bonds und maturing cer­ t tificates, would run dose to $2,­ 000,000,000. — Y Overshadowing all other individ­ 2; ual bond offerings in importance ■ and widrsprend interest wus the American participation in tin1 In. ■i ternatlonal loan to Germany. Tic■ $110,000,000 potion of the $200,­ ■ a1 000,000 financing offered in the United Status was more than fiva 112 W. First St. Phone 302. T X. 75 27 f t* ‘ ? i * V | B a tte r ie s & T ire s Y t SUN PROOF Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE SELLING AT COST Three 2-Horsc IRON AGE SPRAYERS Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y THE Sanford Paint and Wall Paper Company 50 Cross Word Puzzles R e g u la r $ 3 9 .5 0 D re sse s S a tu r d a y O n ly a t These are the frocks you’ve admired. Modish $30.50 dresses jn satins, in crepes, faille silk and velvets. Saturday at $20.50. They're handsome­ ly trimmed with plain and fancy embroidery, with fur, and different stit­ ching effects. In colors of cocoa, blue, brown and black. Sizes 15 to 10. Saturday $20.50. * t * . FLUOR 2 D-I . - .............. ' Batli Robes GIRLS PAJAMAS $2.98 $1.49 Cortluory bath robes in copen, rose, lavender, red. Sizes 3(» to -H. Keg. $3.50. Saturday only $2.0$ Outing Pajamas for girls 12 to 14 years that sell regularly at $1.75. Saturday only to sell $1.19 suit. . FLOOR 2 D-I Call 446 HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY TH E HOUSE OF QUALITY” .................... $1.35 I’nntpaid \ complete book of 50 puzzk a bound with a t­ tractive li u r d rover, including a Venus Pencil. The Rage of the Day! Spend evenings \ profitably h y j improving your ' mind, fnstrucj live-educational. T t; * | | w o r d puzz ire will add countless words’ to yuur vocabulary. Order NOW and be convinced! • Head your .order at once. The first volume trill suri*;’ make you n fan und gvl ymj ready * far the next series. Send money order, exnres* or cashier’s draft. We will ship COD'll you desire and charge you the postage. SPFA.IAL.UFLKU. We wilt send, po-tpuid Series 1—2—3 $I.U0 DAKWAL COUP. IK pi. A-1113 799 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Our patrons nre generous in their praise this weekly special event. And the part which proves to us that our efforts are successful is the.I steady increase of customers and saleR. At the start of the yeah wc thank 1 you for your patronage—und re-dedieate ourselves to making Saturday a Better thun expected day. .. aaaaaaanai Y Y Y Y Y *Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Here’s 'the One R E A L Test f Before making your final selection, heur ull the other phonographs and have the one you think best sunt to your homo on approval. Thun let ua place beside it u Nutv Edison phonograph no that you may compare the two. This in the final tuHt of merit— the only te.st that is fair to you—ami it will assure your lasting satisfaction. t A small initial paym ent will place the instrum ent of your choice in your home j \ \ J.H .H interm ister P ia n o Co. Y Y ? Y Y Y Y X Y FLOOR 2 D-I HAT BOXES $5.95 OUTING PAJAMAS 98c Patent leather hut boxes—only few to sell. Regular $7.50. One hat capacity. Well made. $5.95. For girls of 4 to 14 years. Out­ ing Papamas, regular $1.25 at OSc Saturday. A warm suit for cool nights. 08c. FLOOR 2 D-I FLOOR 2 D-I JANUARY CLEARANCE STARTS NEXT MONDAY 5TR. 1* " Le.k’ J‘,n- otR to l-th , the store will hold its annual clearance p.1 * i,i rT Wl '* f “rP y rcduml on and winter merchandise. U ’ thc ,Kraonal rfh°PPcr, will send full details upon request. ' son-Ives Co. �orJ> %%1 ■ mi . — anJfft'Si u n d er A ct u f S is Month*_I t 10 tjr by C ir r U r , pel A i r e d itio n **.#• , n o n e * i A ll o b itu a ry rda o f than**, resolution* I of e n te rta in m e n ts w h sr* « mails w ill b« c h a rg e d ila r a d v a n c in g ratoa. n n A sin c iA T M it r w u i o c lau d Praaa la ta o lu s Cd in th e iiaa to r repiib* t a ll new* dlapatcnea It o r not otbarw la* ersd i p a nar and alao th a local ieh ad herein. All rtg h ta ■twin of epaclal dlepatchre fta o rnaertrad. T JANU/ RY 3, 1925. nil,* MHMHT FOR TODAY v. — — ----------------— - ? lY i!fiL P :- F o r I the God will hold thy right HjMrtlto thee. Faur not; Isaiah 41:13. ---- -------,B LIFE. I h r In being, not seemA-‘- * ■each day that goes by good—not In the dream /things td do by*and-by. ver men say in blind» of the fancies of youth thing so kingly as kind* line bo royal blng ro as truth, ' f 1 ; • ik otiV Vnet mete as we meao t . do wrong and feel •i1•* ro give pain and gain iure, Ice avengea each slight. r the wing of the sparfnr the robin and wren, i the path that la narTght for the children of Vv-.i - <■r rirl who didn't mind ned stockings. ------ o-------Jauford doesn't have to t having traffic tied up -inch fall of snow. ------0--------allowed the week to I inventing in more Santatc? THE SANFORD H E R A tb. fU ’rtlRtM V, JANUARY S, IMS. Not So For A ’o Sing-Sing -— “For the Lord's sake, take this nickel, go get yourself an ---------cone, and SHUT UP l* The Httle fellow smeared the team away with his dirty little fist in which the precious nickel was tightly clutched, and started off to the store to get the ice-cream cone. He had not been crying for ice-cretin; c He had been tagging his nervous mother about the house, up-stairs and down, asking "fool questions”, until in desperation she had slapped him. Hla wails were worse than his question, so the nickel took him away from the house, and gave her a quiet hour. The child had to cross two streets on the. way tp the'store. He also had the supreme pleasure of^stopping to play with a much older boy who was known for his vulgar speech and ugly temper. The place where he bought the cone was un­ sanitary and the ice-cream was taken from a dirty container. It was only nn incident in the day's happenings, just one of the little things that chanced to come to the reporter’s at­ tention. .But somehow we see In it a connection with that recent comment of Rev. William E. Cashin, Roman Catho­ lic chaplain at Sing Sing. The Rev. Mr, Chasin says: "It is perhaps a far cry from answering the end­ less questions of n child to the clanging of the big gates of Sing Sing and yet the two are related. From 70 to 80 per cenL of the criminals come from unsym­ pathetic homes. There is no greater preventive for wrong doing than a great desire on the part of parents to understand their children, to pay attention to them and become their confidants.” Weary men and women are sorely tried sometimes trying to be patient Fathers and Mothers. Usually, however, if they try they enn be unselfish—that means putting the needs and the happiness of their children before their own. When this is done, there* is pretty certain to be the love and understanding that does more than anything else in the world to keep a child straighti and sweet. It is then indeed "a far cry to Sing-Sing.” "' ^‘j I >*iv. .- •, !• i'-;^ .:.'^ W -’W = -= » . rl'v*’. _ ’______ _ HIS DEAF EAR As Brisbane Sees h Mr. WarfloM'a Plan. Kill Potato Bat*. Queer Jostles. «."•;• .'<» •••■v .vi % Snake* on Stocking*. (M n in ii m u ■■1 n w T S E E M - f e BE A B ie T o J I'SAIP DON'T* s. davies Warfield * pres­ ident of the National Association of Owners , of Railroad Securities, plans an increase, in profits for railroads and better freight serv-* lice for the pbblic through com­ mon sense consolidation of box car service. There are in the country 1400, 000 ordinary box enrs owned by tho different railroads. Tho life of these cars is wasted In being hauled back and forth, or stored on nidings, empty, Mr. Warfield suggests a central agency to han­ dle cars for the benefit of all rail­ roads and all carrying business. That would be legal under the tdun that Mr. Wnrfield suggests, it couldn't be accomplished other­ wise, except by putting all railtoads into ono great consolidation That doubtless will come. ”V#+T ■ S b o .lf iiM x S & u ’^ H b o u t tie—It Contracts aiui Expa with the Weather—It -fa Ni Porous. No M&sture can In. ■i! h r . •i * t? *1t Q‘ UHXB&ftP1 VJO; A T JA L ; CANCEL AT, LEASTA flW T pF WMaT I , o w e .Y o u .? ’ >Sr. w w SoMHjr *r * THE * J I bl VA y J BRITAIN FORBIDS import,lion of United States potntocs; too mnny potato bugs. Canada.also has potato bugs, but Canadian po­ tatoes arc not shut out. ^Secretary Hughes' protest calls for equal treatment with Canada. He will learn from Great Britain that potato bugs within the Em­ pire have Important redeeming qualities. The British Empire takes care of the British Empire and all inside it. Therein it differs from some P u t Them Your Lists of our mushy imitation statesmen, everlastingly worrying about out­ As each of us is more or less unconsciously creating our side nations. own Litany and our own Beatitudes, it is interesting to take WHY NOT take a few of the an hour now and then to inscribe the lists in an indexed file. millions we lavish on foreign coun­ For instance, don’t you like to say right fervently: "From tries and i^se them to kill off sys­ all potato bugs, mos­ the trouble-hunters, Good Lord deliver us” or ‘‘Blessed are tematically quitos and such enemies. If cattle the gloom-dispellers”—you very likely have a collection of ticks can be killed off, why not fcood phrases that would make a volume of Litanies and other pests? How many billions Beatitudes. would it bo worth to get rid of flies, potato bugs and mosquitos? As for the trouble-hunter, he is one who either has no What would that means to the reasoning power or no faith in God. When Edward Everett public health? is already plenty. It might he cheaper to find work for men, in­ OPPORUNITY IS EVER worth excepting; let your hook stead of waiting to find prison rlu take a new lease on bo ever hanging ready. The fish will be in the pool where room for them. The trouble is that it’s pater­ tey "have their note at you least imagine it to be.—Ovid. nalism, almost socialism, to sug­ ended for uuother ninogest creating government jobs, whereas it is quite right to give the man free hoard in prison, af­ ? a bald headed man SATURDAY EVENING SERMON ter he Ims started us a criminal. able to do without any By Rev. Thomas J. Armstrong to look on tho bright TO DISCOURAGE crime might seem unfair to luwyers. The gen­ "Sleep on now and take your rest war was impossible because eco­ tlemen who saved lampnld and le about an “interesting —rise, let us be going."—Matthew nomic alliances and diplomatic re­ Ijocb from the gallows liuvo been t there is always somelind you of it at tho 36:45-10. lations would prevent it. Rut the paid $150,000 for their work. It worth it to the parents. They The net of the Pharisees, tho en­ war came. Nowhere did you hear was kept hangings out of the family iu professo* is accused virons and the discontented has it proclaimed that n united church record, so far as is known. closer of God would prevent n war. The doctors got even more mo­ is wife a pinch with u been drawing steadily ccellent example sf tho around Jesus until it would seem We need to he uroused to the ney than tho lawyers. It’s worth :he sweet. for once that the ill will of man mnny opportunities that nrc con­ more to swear that a murderer is presenting themselves l’or crazy than merely to tell the i so many clearance and the good will of God are to stantly the building of the Kingdom of judge that the murderer is inno­ progress that it might have their opposite ways with the God. Tho work of tho year 1931 cent. 9 your Chriltmns shop- same man. It is the beginning of has closed. The opportunities have LORD ROBERT Cecil, nn able that night dark with much uncer­ gono forever. Ponder for u few Britisher, working for the British moments some of tho things we tainty for tho future of mankind— ■ni Empire, says the United Rtutes had our hearts ret on, hut which to watch Sanford and that night on which Jesus Christ would inspire1 tho Leegue of Na­ not come to pass. at strides it takes dur­ is given for a time into the hands didThe wonderful Jesus has great tions. It would do more impor­ ing month*. of his enemies. The night of tho hopes for n man when ho lias none tant work than that. It would for himself. And so llu calls, fiapnee the League if this coun­ the fellow who kills betrayal. Peter, James uml John to meet try were foolish enough to become Jesus knows that the critical New Year's Day is a new chance —■a Golden Oppor­ a member. hour has arrived: hence He lakes new year off right, all there is yet life. He “Your money first, inspiration course, in which dlrcc- Peter, James and John apart in tunity—while Gethi'emane for a final secret pray­ looks into the future when they as much us you please, after­ t. er witii His Father. It is neces­ shall be gripped with the power of wards,” would be the Lengue pro­ the Holy Spirit, and shull boldly gramme. to ruccess ii not nn sary that he be undisturbed before curry on His work. “Rise, le t. us if it was there would he has finished so these men are going.” Going to meet face of satisfaction to await to form the human bulwark be­ ho Contemporary Comment to face, the havoc wrought while lo has retched the end tween the rubble and that holy con­ they slept—Going to build on their ference of God and His Son! One One swallow doesn't make a sum final opportunity to prove by their ruined hopes u greater hope yet! lie minis tes in a cam- acts, their devotion to the Master, While Jesus goes to ') His depth nter, though It may make a funeral these Disciples of the*Lost Oppor­ nowadays.—Columhiu Record. i new church building before He goes hence. It is Watch Night, and PeUr, tunity ure going to cross safely on 1 the following slogan, Tho only Egyptian rulers thiit irch or little cemetery James and John are on duty while Him uml His Promise into a now Jesua goes to prayer. He returns day, in which they cun build anew appear to be perfectly satisfactory ne.” three times only to find them sleep­ und their lives, on Him us a foun­ to Great Britain are the mummied ones.—Tacoma News Tribune. ht sail trorn Jackson- ing on their job! And the third dation. Then let us take courage be­ nford on u fast yacht time He suid unto them “Sleep on Environment is n wonderful tu exceediglv popular now and take your rest; Ilechnld cause we have been permitted to result in many more the hour is at hand and the Son cross from tho Old Year into the thing. Think of how many parents of Mun is betrayed into the hands New Year; rejoicing because Christ have been broadened by associating ilng to thin city. of sinners.” It is due to no devo­ hns railed us ta ee co-workers with their children.—Sandusky Itsg later. tion or diligence of theirs that with Him. mg ' Jesus is protected from prying "Remark, My Soul, tho narrow be helping their cornThe hard part is to disarm with­ bounds listing them with the eyes. They can claim no thunks out lowering the effectiveness of I Commerce. Tourist* that the devotion of Jesu* are un­ Of the revolving year need of places to stuy. broken by the enemy. They ure i How swift the weeks complete their the military establishment.—Chat sleeping on their Job. | rounds tunoogu Times. We Christians have been sleeping How short tho months appear! 1 vehicles urr required Nothing is perfect. The man bts at nignt there will on the greatest privilege even given rious automobile accl- to man. We have allowed our i }\a*ten>0 God, my lifting heart with the right wife and right boot­ end truck? should work to become entangled, 'flu- iif,3 legger hay have a fountain pen concern to see, 1 og* from obeying the evidence is uguinsi us. Not lung i Thai I mny act the Christian part that teaks.—Memphis News Scim­ ago you heard it said that a world And give the year to Thee.” itar. - 112 W. First St. 11 V- Phone! TH E HOUSE OF QUALI H. SL POND Over Woodruff O Watson TYPEWRITERS B U Y ------ SELL — t REM C le a n — R e p a i r P h o n e (UNi JUST IN PASSING B / R. J. HOLLY Smith Bros., in thi advertisements for cough syrup have long whiskers but Smith Bros., of Sanford have no whiskers on them and never will hnve any spinach or moss on them. They are go-getters in the business line and when it comes to having confidence in their home city they are there with the big “mitt’ and nrc buying more city property than any other group of men in Sanford. JUSTICE WORKS in her own queer wny. The distinguished prize fighter, “Kid” McCoy, in privato life Norman Selby was ac­ cused of murdering a woman. A bullet went into the back of her head. Ho says she killed herself The prosecutor says ho killed her and planned to kill her. I.ADIES IN Berlin wear snakes embroidered on their stockings, uml golden Hiiukes for garters, It’n eccentric, but based on grnttitiule. Lmlien would not have uny stockings but, perhaps, for the original snake, that walked on the THAT MAN LIVES happy and in command of himself, tip of his tail until sentenced. who from day to day can say I have lived. Whether clouds Woman, the restless element in obacure, or the sun illumines the following day, that which humanity, ia certainly working out some important step in evolution is puali is beyond recall.—Horace. and no one should presumptiously -ojudge her. *• Company In THE JURY brings a verdict of manslaughter, in spite of the fact that it wns either murder or not murder. Mr. “Kid'' McCoy, now safe from hnnging, at all events will annenl and can only bo con­ victed of manslaughter. Judging by recent juries, it will probably be decided that he has “suffered enough” and he'll get off. t Till* Paint is not effected] the Bvming » Qn. U fa '* * * * % £ & % BY ARTHUR BRIbBANl I SI SwW r!* —r- /* TIIE UGLIEST OF trades have their moments of pleas­ COLLINS, CHIEF of police in ure. Now, if 1 were a grave-digger, or even a hangman, there Chicago, suys there are 911,000 men vill have a thrift week, are some people I could work for with a great deal of enjoy­ out of work in the city, and pre­ dicts, “more crime," where there i bo no Letter way of ment.— Douglas Jerrold. than to pay up all bills . • * ' s ,. r v. Hale said: ‘‘Never bear more than one kind of trouble at a time. Some people bear three, nil they have had, ail they burch tomorrow. And have now, and all they expect to have.” r in the collection plate. Then that kind of person "expects” to have every trouble ------ O' ■— that man or the Devil can devise. Failing utterly to compre­ saya give freely but he hend the truth of tho saying that "what we fear will surely erring to advice. come upon us” such a person goes about looking for some­ lata are coming, Yo-ho, thing to worry nhoutj nnd finds it every time. Tiie trouble-hunter, the more the pity, apparently enjoys his misery so much he passes on all the worry possible to 8 of Tho Herald want the people about him. He goes about carrying gloom and in­ bring results. voking sadness. And in every instance of which we have -------o-------r's resolution* are easy had any knowledge, the trouble-hunter is blissfully certain id"easier”to break/ Li that he is ‘‘all l ight” and‘ the rest of the world ‘‘all wrong”. I •- * ® P *V ■ ’ #_So consciously “or_ noC tnost- of us hnve a paragraph in ho greatest happiness nm.un,1ni iifnil„ t u,it , omplished something in our personal litany that prays for deliverance from the "trouble-hunter”. We also are pretty certain to subscribe adversity. to a Dealitude that blesses the gloom-dispeller— not the ing places in the hnll vacuuous optimist who is irritatingly cheerful, but that real i conunisvlon should not glcom-dispeller who believes and knows that God is good. Whiteman. ------ o----- -— Cherish your Beatitudes and use your litany ns a prac­ ■ become of the old- tical working law. —Selected. . E appreciate the big possibilities of small accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. W There is considerable controversy just now about the by-products of gasoline. With that I nm not worried hut there is one thing noticenblc nlong the country roads today— most of the by-products are being tuken to the hospital. Most of th e college Htudents coming home for the holi­ days b ro u g h t good rep o rts with them . For instance one of them received n grade of 100 pel* cent in his stu d ies —50 in alg eb ra and 50 in Latin. $■« In June of Inst year I predicted to some of my fellow conspirators here that business property on First Street would bring $1,000 n front foot in twelve months from that date. It hns und is. Just Thursdny some of it sold at that figure. FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Herald man asked me the other day what I thought about the future of Sanford. I am not thinking any more, old son. Several years ago I thought and thought and thought. Today I do not think anything about it—I KNOW— that Sanford with a tourist hotel will bo a city of twentyfive thousand people in the next three years. ONLY ONE LOT LEFT That picturo presented in the dnily newspapers this week of tho young girl who ran away with a bandit only to have him killed and then to be arrested and sent bnck home should be a lesson to other young girls who marry strangers without knowing who they are or where they came from. Marriage at the best is u lottery and usually yoUr parents know what is best—they have been uli through it. Park Avenue $1400 Now that the holidays are over we should all scttlu down to real business again nnd make the next three months tho greatest months in the history of Sanford. We have so much ahead of us in the wny of real prosperity that there is no time to sit down nnd look backward. We fare the greatest yeur in our history uml should he taking advantage of this fact. Easy Terms E. P. LANE Sanford's golf links are the best in Ihe state barring none. Snnford has a country clubhouse that is one of the most comfortable, has one of the best chefs who can supply you withi the best accomodations of the best in the country. We should advertise these fuels to the world nt large ami and every filling station and business house in the city should tell strangers nbout it. Snnford has a wonderful asset in the golf links und the Country Club. REALTOR First National Bank Building. PHONE 93. The Chamber of Commerce is making strenuous efforts to get all the road sign.1 up in the next few weeks. We need some big ones at the various intersections of the main high ways and will have them where the travellers can see them. At the meeting of the. County Commissioners next Tuesday the question of voting bonds for good roads to the tune of one and one-hulf million dollars will come up for discussion and as it i3 one of the most important questions before us to­ day the meeting will be most interesting und. mark an epoch ulong the lines of greater improvements. Be there and ex­ press yourself. Paved streets in city and paved roads in counties ara the means uf bringing in new people, making the older residents closer relationship. Thi* is the time to bond for streets nnd more comfortable und bringing every part of the country into roads nnd bond for enough to carry out the wishes of the people in every respect. And when the bonds ore voted the commissioners should get the best roads that money cun buy and see to it that the money is well spent. According to nn expert in the Yale Forestry School the time is coming when water will be so scarce in the United Slates that it will be apportioned out to the people at so much a day. Welt, thi* will never happen in Florida and those New England people hud better mukc arrangements to come to Sanford right uway. We have plenty of water now and the supply U unlimited. ROOMS SOI-? Saleslady— Miss Ruba Williams From every part of south Florida comes the word of big improvements and real estate changing hands every day. It shows thnt the people hnve confidence in Florida nnd are putting up their money with tho idea in mind of one of the greatest developments in latter years. It is a safe and nano investment, shorn of ull the glamor of the boom days and fil­ led with wonderful possibilities. Get some rgi»l estate in Florida today—you cannot make a mistake. Headlines in newspapers said “Zero Weather Kills Eight” This will never be a heudline coming from Florida but this sort of weather will bring the visitors to Florida on the run and this state will bo crowded with them in the next two months. *r Father, Mother and All the Children Are Members of our 3 | C h ris tm a s S a v in g s C l u b Just a few pennies, nickles, dimes or more deposited weekly insures one a very merry and bountelous Yuletide. We are organizing our Club now and will be pleased to have you and all thp family become members. It’s easy to join. The first deposit makes you a member. Any turther intormation you desire will be cheerfully given. ISEMINOLE County Bank j • 4 r' JO Interest Paid on Savintrs �I ip p ? 5 § l U ) :* ... . = 5 = 4 ' L ^ = i = = 3 .. *.11 *.*T" T ------- -X____ ' '-v—-j-.r-. y— r:— tTS.'*' said defendants be dead, to all par- Nor aT K c. betted upon I I | t a n here as the tied Claiming Imerest! under sach tlnn { llp IS. «OUth of I *r* I niMtnr >nf the Presbyter the and «verr or «n» rotiowinx de«® i - » •■w w f feet N orth of t h e or an y . Dr. Browhtee declared that the year cesssd defendants to-wlt: (Irnrgo ~ ~ r s e r of th e S outheast I t la he just pact brought many progres­ Luther Mlehssl - and wife. Annie ( g R t t t or B e rtlo n *J, ea ch b f la w . Mtefcfle!. Wn, B. Singleton sive steps but that he expects more Imogens in I t , S o u th o f R a n g e » and wl(e. Martha A. Singleton, a n ■ during luring 1925. IS th e n c e B ast l i e feet, H o u se a t progress to be made Mrs. K. A. Hunt. Mrs. Hannah M. nuarjr, A. r t h i l l f e e t, th e m w W d st 5th d a y o f Fred R. Wilson, chairman of the Hunt and husband, r . a. C. Hunt. 't?Kth e n e n S o u th t i l l , f e e t to en a n d t h e r e tnuhe; St IL 8lnKl«ton_and wire, M. A. (30 MISS KATHRYN WILKEY, Socldy Editor. Seminole County Welfare Bortfii W. K— O f f i c e 148 PHONE:—ROs. 428-J b e g i n n in g , c o n t a i n i n g five bill o f r n i a p t a l n t e x h i b it _ S in g le to n sm t {mint ■ Ioi on.l , w . L. mKm • *<l f . i : J 6 L- ’ ♦joined others in tho hotel and bulk-, fling) r e o r lose. also. y o u In t h i s cauge. ^ ^ ' ^ w if e , ■ S in g le to n , O .T. fling- nerea■ ---------1 — ----------------------------^ fllnglcton. C o m m e n c in g a t a a U k s a t th e I t la f u r t h e r - a heading project predictions. ^ Ho Ifftnn and wlfs. . ' >V___ „ K llen H u n t. N n rt h e a s L -C o rn e r o f t h e N o r t h e a s t O rd e r of P u b llc na ltlo o b e p f.wellen Ilurtt. Lew declared, howpver thut one of I ho fat1? ‘ Mrs. Galloway Hostess greatest steps forwnni, and Which Ijsuru D. Worley, W. P. Cnrhln and Uq uu aa rr tt aerr 1 i N W t l l o fo ft h eS eNc tio o r t h w e s t In t h e H a nford UM n !?, pnbllflhcd In Hi i*: wife, Anna K. Cprhln. H. A, Amyx AT THE CHURCHES come during 1925, would be n nd wife. C o u n ty , F Io r|d * . .... At Bridge Luncheon would Ainyx. Oscar T o tv n a h lp *•. S o u th of R a n g e » the development qf high class sub­ H. W h m t l u v . a n d w ife. ------------ Kant, r u n S o u th *B 5 y n n ts . Wcet fo r e l u h t consecutlvi wiT.NKfla my bknd.and! W ood and HO y a r d s . N o rth 6S y a r d s . Kust W h e a tle y , C h a rriel l e s tl. . urbs,.. . THE SCRAP-IRON CLASS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Ho y a r d s t*» p o i n t o f hegjiiplntr. of t h e C irc u it C o u r t o f th e Building activities during tho w ife, Knimln I. Wood. H a tt ie f Miitslnlng fl*o ac re * m o r e o r less. Juillelnl circu it of ‘ th s I ' The lai^*Sunday ‘in. the year wit­ Christian Science services arc; aI»o.i:L y ‘ - Of T ill m ’ V lorid m> nnd for flerplhol 1925 period'are fcxjflst’M to lessen nessed one of-the best programs belli in the ifomtfh’s C\ub, Oak iucr» or me implicate Dri the responsibilities •Wt the board; ,-Anir lleginntna tw o .an d o n e - h a lf ty, on tills th e 7lh *Uy,,qf Angcll, n .1921.. Mil that tho Scrfb-Iron class ever but Ciu /..•Friday, at :ih«r , beautiful D. .J 'T n o , nsSand. n w ) c h a i n s BouHi o f t h e N o rth - ’.er* m i Though the, wave of greater. Pros­ Avcntjff'itear Third; Street, every H A. Done counitfy homo, the1’ "Sd Bak­ over. PrelidenW Lake led (off Sdllle Roy perity that is expected to come c r a n d s jfK . A l i l y l t , „ w er.IL Ilenr: nt " H e r k of t h e ‘ with an irtsplringi' talk aboiit'.tho Sutfdhyvhpnilcg at iy:00 O’clock. Farm.1 IStory HoOr a t 10 o'clock. in 1925 Is not expected by; Mr. H a n d - in n d » w ife. SASila fl. H and. of th e S e v e n tt New Year, Then' followed a talk Sunday School, a t 10:1)0 o’clbck. .c u l t o f t h s . 8 U t e p r An abandonee of roses *Were Wilson to dominate the destitute Joseph It., T n n lu m a n d v lfe .A flB U 1 Ruth Henry will entertain by H. E. Tlnney which was en­ M. Tantutoi. In a n d . f o r tteqilqpl Wi . chnrlr* I . It. Iaim hnd run* IhenciT South flvc'fS) chains; Subject fob tpdorr iw "God.” Wedused artistically in decorating the families, of tho county it is expect­ dance aLber homo on Mag- joyed by all^ The President de Wllltsm.'At Catdij*. its Trustees nnd .thencs . W e s t twenty (10) chains. rooms. Thc>; luncheon table was ed to go far in redac it. Their Huceessors, Mnry A. Ilonck thence North flvo (6) chains, thence (Real) ^ Ity A- AL ,-WERIi Ivenue. •W • dared that he would call on him iiesday evening nrteting at 8:00 centered by n “Jack Hornon Pie” nnd husband, ‘K. W. Jlenck. David Hast twenty (SO) chains to ijolnt UBO. A. DcC.itt e e a n d Q. 1 fMisses Mae and .M ildred again. Mosdamcs Hettinger, Hern o’clock in the pending Room. L MUler mol wife. Mnry & Miller, of boxlntuna. also. eer. J r ., fla tlc lto rs a n d o t N (v rir» from which matching gifts -wore ‘ at bridge hon- don fcriu Morgan, and Messrs. Tnls Society'maintains n Read­ drawn f u r Com pIsinaiU . • , . , \Vhorosn, tho Hoard of C o u n ty J. Frank Anderson. Jennie AhrterCommencing <95 f««t flouth of to form the partners of the C om gmckrall of Harrold and Parker formed a m issioners Of Somlnolo C ou n ty , son, Clinrles* K. P.irnliort. Bamnel stake nt the Northeast (NB) Cor­ Nov. *. 15. 2 i. 29. Dee. «. 1 ing Room ahd free loan library game of duplicate which followed F lo rid a. de«m It noceasnry t o c r u e t C, Dickson nnd wife,---------- Dtck- ner of the Northeast Quarter (NE- J a n . 5. .quintpt that sang beautifully "Just where all authorized literature on the delicious luncheon. nod c o n s t r u c t n n e w lull fur Boml- *>on. flam C*. Dickson. ' und wife th e N o rth w e st Q u arter A tin le C. D ickson, C h a r l e s J. ('nnelio (V\V S|) of Section 25, Township 20, C ounty, F lo rid a. as I am Without One Plea." The Christian Science mny bo read, bor­ The prizes for high score— hots Therefore, In conformity with ths a n d w ife, — — — C npche. C h a rle s South of Ilnnge 29 Bast, run thence class‘was later favored by anoth­ Me of flection .1G5S of the J . f lo u r k e n n d w ife. - ■ - Ilmirke, W e s t 1 » M , fe e t, th c n c o S o u th 155 „ meet at 3:30 er song which was very much' ap­ rowed or purchased In room 517 lovely- hand-made handkerchiefs, provisions jies Gt Revised doners! fltntutes of Flori­ 11. U Michael nnd wife, —-—----- foot, Ih en o e Bn lit 131A font, th e n c e woro awarded Mrs. Samuel Pules­ da, notice Is hereby given to the M ichnel. CeorKO U Michael ond N o rth 105 fe e t to p o in t o f b e g i n n ­ ilth Mr P. J H . King and preciated. Those talented singers First National Bank Building, Open ton and. Mrs. F. E. RoumlUat. tnx payers anil cltlsenx of flemi- wife. Imogeno Michael, II. A. Mr ing. c o n t a i n i n g flvo a c r e s , a n d a l ­ M i n o r u at*the homo of are of great assistance in main­ Wednesdays nnd Saturdays from Covers were laid for Mrs. E. M. nnlo County, Florida, that at ths Kontivy and wife, ■ ■ ■■■ McfCon- so. B a t t e r s next regular .meeting of tho Honrtl ney, llnrrlsbn A. McKenney and o m m e n c in g a t n s t a k e o n t h e Galloway, Mrs. Samuel Puleston, of n Club will .meet wlth taining interest in the class and 2:00 to 5:00 o'clock. County Commissioners of floral- ivtfe. • ■ ------ SIoKenney, Sophia o nCc -lu their singing is always looked for­ ilf 0 4 ) S e c tio n lin o (00 fee t Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt, airs. Frank nolo County, Florida, to he held at Meeks nnd husband, - ■ Meeks, chell a t All are welcome to nttend our S o u th of t h e N ortheast Q u arte r ward to with much pleasure. Miller, Mrs. R. A. Newman, Mrs. 10:00 o'clock A. M., on thu 5th day W. O. C u lle n n nd Wife ovM# N B H ) o f tho N o r t h w e s t Q u a r t e r Mr. J. K. Mettlnger,' a former services and make use of the read­ D. L. Thrasher, Mrs.’ E. F IIous- of January, 1925, nt the Court Cullen, W illia m O. C u llen nnd wlte. t(N W V l) o f fleet Inn 2«. T o w n s h i p 20. T r o u b i House at Hanford, Florida, tho L en llo o tl CUlIen, J o h n D. l ’ope nnd of Itumge 29 B ust, r u n th e n e a hotder nnd Mrs A. P. Connelly. meeting of tho Wo- resident of Sanford, was present ing room. ■ question of tho ervctlnn und con­ W| f Cl ------------- Pope. I*. W. D rnw dy flouth W e s t 1320 feet, th e n c e flouth 1(5 and made an interesting talk. Ha struction of n Jail will be acted nn d wife, ------------- D rnw dy. C h a rle s feet, th e n e n B a s t 1310 feet, th e n c o (Missionary Society n upon liy said Hoard. W. Full ton nnd w ire, J o s e p h in e ALL SOULS CHURCH is a member of tho Billy Sunday P }\ o n v 1 W ITN F.ua my hand as Clerk of F a c t io n ,' S olem n n M ichael nnd wife. Noyth 1(5 f e e t t o p o in t o f b n g ln n Bible Class of Jacksonville. ___ Ing,. c o n t a i n i n g flvo (5) a c r e s , a n d ALTAMONTE Tomorrow; is the Sunday bet­ tho Circuit Court of Hcminnle ------------Michnel. M. fl. Henn nnd ■ w p t The meeting closed with a solo County. F lo rid a, n nd ns ox officio w ife. n e n n . F’r a n k fl. L e w ­ to a n y a n d all o t h e r p e r s o n s , w h o se JE'CO CLuB MEMBERS by Mr. Raymond Nixon, "Jesus ween the Ootavc nnd tho Circum­ Clerk of Hie Donnl of C ounty Com - is. T r u s t e e an d h i s Huceessors In of Hemtnnle C ounty, ' T r u s t , o r o th e r w is e . In nnd to tho rfirst business meeting of Lover of My Soul," sung to the cision. Attamonto Springs celebrated mlxsloners F lo rid a, on t h is t h e 3rd d a y o f D e ­ la n d s h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d ; to a ll sir Club will'bc held at tuno of "Stiver Threads Among in a most delightful way tho pass­ Sunday School wilt begin at 9 cem ber. A. I). 1921. p a r t i e s c l a im in g I n t e r e s t s under FLA. DOUOI.ASfl. ing of the old;ytar and the coming tk, Jan. 7. This will bo an the Gold.” T h o m a s K. W ilson, d eceased. or o'clock sharp. As C lerk of th e C irc u it o th e r w is e . In an d t o . t h o fo llo w in g of,'anew. Almost a hundred gath­ (Seal) Vatin* and jnembora of oth- An' Invitation is extended to the Low;Mass at 10:30 o’clock. C o u rt o f flemtnola C o u n ­ d e s c r ib e d la u d s, s i t u a t e , ly in g nnd a t .thia Community House for ^organlzations will be wel­ public to attend tho class meeting ty, F lo rid a , nnd a s ox o f ­ b e i n g In t h e C o u n ty of S em inole Sermon: on "The Gospel* of the ered th e . mefjing of the Chamber of A TEMPTING ficio C le r k of t h e Ifnnril an d S tatu o f F lo r i d a , m o re, p a r tits club members are urg- tomorrow morning, at the Milan Day.” I of N b u n ty C o m m issio n ers i u l s r l l y d e s c r ib e d a s follow s, to•irf „r4 1 Compt^ce which was featured by r ite .friends and visitors theatre, Benediction of tho*Blessed. o f fleitilnola C ounty, F l o r ­ t I the presentation #f a beautiful gift w it: Ky. ,-K , Harold Hume of ida. , Sacrament after mass. B e g i n n i n g nt t h e N o r t h e a s t C o r ­ the Chamber tb •'Mayor and To he pub lish ed once each wci|k. n e r of t h e N o r t h w e s t ( Q u a rt e r L lAhry ’ Ndrsc'ries, will . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Masses during'the week areJ tc from beKlnnlng D ecem ber 5tll. 1931, o n Mrs. Maltbio In appreciation of ( N W H ) of flection 35, T o w n s h ip t MA practical Program for Sunday School 9:30 o’clock. be at 7:30 o’clock in the morning follo w in g d a t e s : 50. flouth of H n n g e 29 B a st, r u n gift to' the town of the at- th eDecember m hfty Beautification." «lh, 13th. 30th. 27th. th Every momber of the school and Strangers cordially invited to bil tlifir e n c e W est 913 fe e t, th e n c e South tractlvo Cortihutnity Houso which and Jan. 3ml. 1924. every member of the church Is church services. 171 feet, th e n c e Fiast 859 feet, is u4etl for the meetings of the th e n c e flo u th (51 fe e t, th c n c o FJast urged to be present for the first n o t ic e NOTICE. Chnmber of Commerce and for oth­ 253.77 feet, th e n c e N o r t h 1330.55 tv PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH acting of tho Woman a session of tho school of 1925. reel to p o in t of b e g in n in g , c o n ­ er activities. Morning worship and sermon t a i n i n g 15 a c r e s m o r e o r less, also Tho services Sunday will be:— _ Society of th Methodist I s Prepared For You The regular annual meeting of An important step was taken T h e S o u th e a s t Q u a r t e r of 9:45 A. M. Sundny School. Monday will bo a "roll call" 11 o'clock. Subject: "An Inval­ the stockholders of the First Na­ when the directors were instructed t h e S o u t h w e s t Q u a r t e r ( S W '.i) of 11 A. M. Preaching. ‘ 1a full attendance is uable Principle for 1925,” Bunk of Hanford, Florida, flection 23, T o w n s h ip 20, S o u th of ..to appear beforo . . . tho . County . nu- tional Young people’s unions 0:30. also. 2:15 P. M. Junior Christian En­ thorities AT will he held in the offices of the R a n g e 29 B ast,H alf and ask for the rein state­ (F :H ) of tho Baptismal service 7:30 o’clock. deavor. bank on Tuesday, January 13th, N oTrht he w eBust ment of the County Publicity Tux s t Q u a r t e r ( N W U ) of th e Evening service 7:40. Subject: 0:30 P. M. Intermediate Christ­ which wns discontinued a few years 1925, nt 10 o’clock a. m. as provld right Hostess to "Tho Mnrch to the Mnrriago Al­ ian Endeavor. ago. and to cnll on other county cd in the by-laws, for the election tai.” This will be the first of a 0:30 P. M. Senior Christinn En­ bodies to work for this medsure. week Bridge series of a board of directors to serve of three Sunday evening deavor. % for the ensuing year, and for the After other business wa^ attend­ 7:30 P. M. Preaching. transaction of such other business rery Week Bridge Club sermons on the modern home. Its ed to the meeting wns turned into The session will meet nt the a social evening which wns marked ns may properly come beforo the : chifmrmingly entertained perials and promises. fternoon by Walter .The First Baptist Church ex­ close. Morning and night preach­ by an unusual feeling of fellow­ meeting. B. F. WHITNER, Cashier. her home on Park Avc- tends n corial invitatioqjto all vis­ ing services for reception of mem­ ship nnd mutual good-will. Sing­ itors and citizens. bers. Liberal Tabic Reasonable Prlc ing, dancing and card playing were When you wake up wih back!of delicate pink ddmbbt Sanitary- hnnd donning nnd enjoyed, while the Altamonte Hotel liery fern were beautifully Orchestra played and music was pressing. Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 nclie and dull misery in the kidney Service region it may menu you have been [decorating.'. iMf*. .Forrest East 2nd. St. also heard over tho radio. eating foods which crcato acids, high score ,was awarded PERSONALS A shower had been arranged for I \ T i n : C lItrl'lT COURT OF TIIW says a well-known authority. An o f il beaded big. ,1 articles needed In the now club MHVBVril Jl'D ItT A I, CIRCUIT excess of such nclds overworks orf of tno game concluslor house, nnd ninny useful presents OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR the kidneys in their effort to fil­ Miss Dorothy Stokes is visiting Mr. ond Mrs. R. H. Rcnirk mo­ refreshments, in two NtnilM M.r. COUNTV. IN CIIANwere received. A light supper was friendsJn Oflundo for the week. tored to Cocoa Beach Thursday. •o served.’ 1 /. * lore ter it from the blood nnd they be­ OBHY. served by tho ladies nt ten o’clock. present were Mrs, Forrest come sort of paralyzed and loggy. At the announcement of midnight Mi.in Man Holly has ns her house CITATION js. Anna Do Forest, Mrs. iDouglass Griffin of DcLand spent When your kidneys get sluggish C n great circle wns formed nnd W. Flntxmlngcr, C oinpluluant, guest Miss Eliabeth Crockrall of Ittenten, Mrs. W. I. Thlp- Friday in Sanford. <• and clog you must relieve them, H. “Auid Long Sine” sung, after which (icorgu L u t h e r V Gainesville. , James Sharon, Mrs. A. R. Mlclmal, ct ul like you relieve your bowels, re­ ■ tho members all wished ench oth­ Miss Hazel DeWitt of Orlando Iiefcm lu n ts. G. D. Bishop and Miss moving all tlio body’s uninous er n Iiappy New Years. Five new was the gdest of friends in Sanford . jMr. nnd Mrs. S. W. Stokes hnvo the • fpo O oorgo l.n th e e . . MW-hacI and waste, else you have backache, s Friday. as their/ guests Mr. nnd Mrs. >Ci L. members were enrolled in wlii, /titu’niu hnngbm i Michnel, Wilt. sick headache, dizzy spells; your Chamber. II. S in g le to n anil wife, M a rth a A. stomach sours, tongue is con to ind Mrs. DeCottes Mr. nnd Mrs. Emmett L. Nettle- Milittcr and sons of Orlando, S ingleton. Mrs. II. A. H unt. Mrs H a n n a h M. l i m i t a n d liiiMbaml. 1* nnd when tho weather is bad you nnd son of Coeou art* suesta of Mrs. Gcrgo II. Rice returns Sat­ ElizabethSpencerW ill {J. iridge Luncheon ton C. H u n t. W. 11. S ln g lr iu u a n d have rheumatic twinges. Thu ur­ friends in Sanford. Our Service— Everything a Laundry Con Do. urday from Tangerine where she M. A. S ln g to lo n . W. L. Hlliglc ine is cloudy, full of sediment, bo the guest of friends for A ppear In A Concert Wife, hns been to n a n d wlft*. - fllnglcton. Cl. I. channels often get sore, water .ay cvcnirWidk mid Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. II, B., Lewis were the holidays. S in g le to n an d w ife, ------------ - fling A. DcOutttsH (delightfully the guests of the Orange and Black Ictoii, L w d l c n H u n t. Low FSIcn scalds and you are obliged to seek A t Hig-h School H ere h int, I .a a r a D. W orley. W. D. C o r ­ relief two or threo times during ned members of tho. Even-, Inn in Longwood for New Years Mr. and Mrs, W. H, McDonnell bin am i wife, A n n a F. Corbin, it. iidgo .Club nt their benuti- dinner. night. of Detroit, Mich., arts pleasantly Miss Elizabeth Spencer, sopra­ A. A m yx nml w ife -------------Amyx. theEither Family Finish 15c lb. minimum $1.50 mo on Park Avenue, consult u good, reliable O located in tho Wclnkn Apartment!, no, assisted by Luciliu Collette, s c a r If. W llnallay uml wife, —,— W h e a tle y , CliarleH K. Wnml physician a t onqc or get from [lower floor wns beautifully Miss Josephine Knight left Fri­ fur the winter. (Must Ik* Half Flat Work will appear in recital at the high nml wife. Knmilc T. Wootl, llt ttll o your druggist about four ounces fed with an abundance of day for Lukclund where the will FI. Da vhbitm. Jtilm Duv OIhoii am i school on the evening of .J ih^ 8. Tho high scores were be tho guest of her sister Mrs. C. ife, l l a t t l o C. DavlilHon, J e r e m i a h of Jnd Salts; take a tablcspoonfu Mrs. It, S. Keeler returns from DRY CLEANING ANI) DYING Miss Spencer is ono of tho best w A. A ngel I am i w ife, IClina A. An- in it glass of water before break jy Mrs. R. A. Newman who M. Price. Formosa .Sunday to he the guest known soprnnus on thu concert gel PKEHHING AND PLEATING I, Fhirnlc I. Woml am i liaabaml, [resented ptefume and Dr. of her daughter and husband Mr. stage. Her voice is rich and color­ C h a r l e s Fl Wood. W illia m II. l i n k ­ fust for n few days nnd your kid­ Mr. nnd Mrs. F. P. Forster nnd and Mrs. \V. E. Wntson. net fine. This M Puleston » uit.-ai.uii who w i i u rwas a i J |,prpsentil a n d wife, Alxto It. Maker. H e n r y neys may then ful, of genuine *soprano quality. er H and a ad wife. Lixzie fl. H and, famous salts is made fro mthe BC' guest were dining nt the Orange pox of handkerchiefs; Office McMullen’s Barber Shop. Phouc.iJll this unusually beautiful JtiHc|)li R. T a t u u m a n d wife. Annlo id of grnpcH and lumon juice, com­ Mrs. D. T. Philyaw returned With awing tho game, delicious nnd Black Inn of Longwood Now M. T n n lu tn . O liarlea 11. L ore an d beautiful voice is linked n person­ Saturday to her home in Gainesville ality rarely met with and these W illia m At. Cnnby, an T r u n te r n a n d bined with lithiu, and has been iments were serveil4| Only Year’s day. after spending the holidays with qualities combined with splendid t h e i r fluccosaorn, M ary A. Ili*nrk used for ycanf to help clean am smbers were present. and hiiMbaml. I'. W. H e a e k , D avid stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to J. J. Richards o f Pittsburg, Kan., her parents. musicianship ninke Miss Spencer a l>. M iller nnd wife, M ary K. Miller, neutralize acids in tho system, so for years director o f Ringland’s J e n n ie A n d e r[Dance IsG jven By hand is tho guest of II. E. Wag­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Junius Turnbull, decided favorite in the concert J.aon.F r Ca nhka r lAe sm lersun, Fl. H a m h a r t . Hamuel they no longer irritate, thus often field. t*. D lrkxnn a n d w i f e , -------------D lekMrs. Sella I*. Arrinngton, Mrs, bladder weakness. K atherine Stymes ner. * Admittance will lm by card or mrt. flam <.*. D ickson am t wife, A n ­ relieving Mnry Puleston, Mrs. Carrie Mar­ Jad Salts is inexpensive, can nin C. Dlcknon. C h a rle a J. I'ourlio Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. l)e lowe and Muster Bobbie Marlow admission only which may be se­ ami w ife, Courtis, I'liarlea not injure nnd makes a dclightfu of the most enjoyed niTuirs Cttes cured from the J. H. Ilintermiat.1 i t o u r k e aild w ife. ---- ---- H ourke, effervescent lithiu water drink, leave Saturday to spend tho a congenial party motoring holiday season was the in- week-end in Jacksonville with Mr. formed <!. L Allcb.,.-! and w i f e , v .. er Plano Co. to Cocoa Reach Thursday. Michael. G eorge L. Michael a n d Drinks lots of soft water. By nil tea-dnnee which was given DcCotte’s mother. They will go wife, Imogen,; Michael, tl. A. Me moans have your physician ox las Katherine Hymcs Friday on to Tallahassee and nttend the inm SmLi* Miss Maude Luke nnd guest Miss K enney am i wife. Afd i e n - amine your kidneys at least twice loon nt her homo on Union uugural bull of Jan. G. Iiey, H a r r i s o n A. M c lirn u cy anil Nancy Miller of Washington, Vn., )c. wife. Mr K enney, fliqihla a year. left Friday fur St. Augustine where Mciik.i uml liuiibuml. ■■■ — Mcnks, entire lower floor of the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Herndon, will visit Miss Elizabeth Pul­ AV. O. C u llen nml wife, kune home w ns. beautifully and sou Claude, Miss Lilly Ruth they Cullen. W illia m <>. Cullffll nml wifi*. ler. Mrs. Robert Dismuckes is en­ lteij with holly, poiusettius, Hpencer, Miss Carolyn Spencer and tertaining with a large masquerade L enlteuil Cullen, J o h n l> 1’iqie ami wife,i • • '! I'opc. L. \V. Drxwily peons and great bowls of Mies Emma Spencer motored to dunce honoring Miss Puller Fri­ Paul Whitehurst and w ife ---------- D raw dy. t.'liarles Punqh was ccrved thkough- Kissimmee Thursday to nttend tho day evening. tv. F'antfin am i wife, Joaetililtie Instructor in Violin (Continued from Pngo I ) [c afternoon uml delicious re­ concert given by the Emory Gleu F aiitno. Suit,man Michael and wife, planting with trees lira streets and Studio hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. lents were also saved, — , Michael. At. H. Henn an d Club. A delightful party motoring to parks of the city, would bo attain­ wife. --------- Henn. F r a n k fl. Lewis. splendid music; wus furnishm. Saturdays only. Daytona and registering at tho ed. It is also included ir. the ob­ T r u s t e e an d Ids SticeeMsora In a local i orchestra. There T r u s t , a n d ea ch nml e v e r y of th e Mrs. Julius Schultz, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ridgewood Hotel Saturday to at­ Room Bflii 1st Nat. Hank Bid);. luhout 40 of the,school and Floyd Palmer, Curlyn Palmar, Mr. tend the Florida Educational As­ jective of tho club the general Haiti s h o v e nam ed ilofi-adauln. if beautification of the streets and net present. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, Judge E. sociation wns Mrs. I). S. Babbitt, purks, which will bo tho responsi­ liv in g ; a n d If c ith e r , a n y o r all of F. Housholder nnd Carlyle IIous- Miss I-uurn Chittenden, Miss Ida bility of this par kand street com­ holdrr had dinner at the Orange Mae Grey, Mrs. Pitchford and Mrs. mission. p asser M arried nnd Hfntcrmistcr. They return­ Mrs. Wight culled attention to the Fred T. Beatty day. Black Inn in Longwood, Thurs­ J.ed II. to Sanford Tuesday. necessity of planting tree* now, EVENTS declaring that, unless it is done irrjage of great Interest in now the development of Sanford's INVITATION.CONCERT rd wus that of Miss Nora MembersChurchChoir Members Booklovers beauty will fall far behind its ma­ ^ T H E N g Extraordinary WEDNESDAY Prosser and Fred T. Beatterial development within tho next E ntertained Friday Ih of Sanford which took Club E ntertained few years. [New Year’s Eve In Eustis. I)r. E. I). Brownlee, president of wedding took place in the tho Kiwanis club, expressed his -------------- DELAND, FLORIDA--------------Mr. nnd Mrs. F. E. Roumillnt Mrs. John C. Bennett entertain­ list Church of Eustii, the faith in Sanford's future which is foper, pastor of that church most pleasantly entertained the ed the Brooklover’s Club Friday ONE NIGHT ONLY [ting, with only a few close members of the choir of All Souls afternoon nt her lovely home on This notable musical event is primarily an in and relatives present. Church with a,dinner followed by Magnolia Avenue. Ir a short ;honwmoQn: trip bridge, Friday evening. vitation affair. A few reservations are available DAVID B. HYI5R [nd lira. Beatty will he at Tho rooms wore delightfully Transcontinental Tour of the Distinguished C o Stars for public distribution. Music-lovers ‘can obtaii A R C H IT E C T The delicious dinner was served decorated with Christman greens Ito their friends in their now Ion the corner of Tenth at small tables which were lighted and roses. During the afternoon these tickets without charge, by applying imme Atembor A. I. A. nnd Oak Street. with candles. Red roses and Mrs. W. F. Barnes gave a most dintely to this store. . Mono UuildHor [nding from Sunfonl were, Christmas decorations were artis­ O rlando, F ta r h ln * Florabello BeaUy aud Miss interesting program of readings, tically used.*' A largo Christmas Prosser. among thqm Kipling’s “If." . The famous soprano appears at »i> H won ii 1 i tree with its many colored lights in ’ The afternoon was pleasantly [ge P arty Given In hr Id the place of honor. spent iii the, discussion of hibent Fountain Pens and Mrs. Alice Peters for higli score li*^)lQln :I • lonor of Visitor was presented a pair of silk hose books. At a late hour a tempting High School Auditorium Pencils. A comedy drama cflntr iouc. by salad course was served. nnd Mr. A. B. Mahoney for high *C* .'."JBH J.'Jlh O to f’D C C U M W ___ _ Tho guests were Mrs. W. P. Violins, Ukuleles lF-.E. Roufnailit entertain- score among the gentlemen was Year’s Day with a bridge awarded a pair of silk socks. Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. G. I. Lucks and Mrs. I Thursday, January 8th iOborins her lovely young George Bolmes won a calendar for J. A. Wells. The members pres-! and Guitars. Pliis Dorothy Crabtree of a cut prize. ent were. Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mrs. i MAIL ORDERS NOW Fred Williams. Mrs. J. E. Pace, | Flashlights and Those present were Mr. and towns were attractively dec- Mrs. A. il. Mthone” Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs. Stella I*, j In addition to singing several groups of songs Batteries. Flat. P ric e Tt»* T otal L o ca tio n jwith red roses and garlands r»___ Arrington, Mrs, Henry McLaugh­ : Bolmes, n. ... Mr, and __ l Mrs. D.I, George Paul 9-30 13.00 O r c h e s t r a ( H a tI r e ) 13.30 Miss'Spencer has consentin'; to compare her voict Bn- The tallies further carlin. Mrs. A. E. Hill and Miss An- j Super Heterodyne __ Pezold, Mrs. S„ A. Berner, Mrs. nio .30 | 00 1.20 H ulruny (F’r o a t flection) Hawkins. Eii •co'o r J c*l,nu'with its Re-Creation by Mr. Edison’s new phono .to 1.00 t.10 Elizabeth' flig h t for highTAlicu lvtcra* MU* Josephine Tarand Atwater-Kent B aletiny ( I tc u r flection) h u* awarded k set of bridge k011* JIiaa Alberta Aycock. Miss graph. Lucile Collette, pianist, will assise. I n o r d a r l n x ■>)' mall h<* s u r e to e n c lo se s e lf addressed s t a m p e d -J *L and the ‘honorce was pre- Margaret Berner, Miss U. Wathen, Radios. env e lo p f u r t h e r r i u r n of tic k e t s . M ake rh v c k n o r I*. O, Money a vanity case. An ice Miss Mayhuse, Ralph Lubinski, Ordeera pnyubie tu A .ben s Thentr**, Del.aiul, F’la. flint, n u m b e r of w n s served after the g a m e Miku Halter and M, T. Tarbell. s e a t s w an te d , lu c stto h desire d , and* p r ic e ea ch . Mall o r d e r s w ill be tla rblff a n d G r a u lta f r o m a ll filled In tbs order of their receipts. l u a r r l e a . O est of q u a l ity an d Miia Bernice Attach - and MDj | " f is a W W B 111 East Second Street. Barbee, Katherine Symes, Irene Wood returned Saturday to workmanship. W r 'ts fo r la ta s t daslrn s. ■4m U Puleston, Doris H n n d , ihoir homes In Jacksonville after n [ O. IL TURJTBC. Phone 630-J — THE TRIUMPH OF FLORIDA’S SEASON , Aan<ur<t. 1-lurlSa td Hand. Rebecca Stcven», most pkuuaiil vtitit rwitii relative.** t “OPEN AT NIGHT” F . O. Uoa KIU, l ' h u a a M I Ruth Ittnry.. ^ und friemU in Saufcrd. * - - itfEBMJ),8ATtWAy,j -~ ■ "f-?— *•; Sunday Dinnei IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS Hotel Hill Laundry Go OUR SPECIAL Predict Success Of Big Developments Of Sanford In 1925 ELIZABETH SPENCER AmuN k flu iu t FOOTLOOSE Seminole Marble Co. F . P. R IN E S J. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO �JANUARY*. Theatre ' DELAND, FLA. I K <rHB CO U RT O F T H E COUNTT . J U D G E . S E M IN O L E . C O U N T Y.l KAPLAN KNEW FEATHER KING; He a t s k r a m e r epaaefl. 1 Program for Jan, 4 .^v -------WEMC—Berrien Springs (286) Connecticut Boxer Wins Title 8:16 organ; 8:20 choir; 8:40 aopmno; 8:50 dkxophonlat; 0 scripture ' In Ninth Round of Bout ol lesMfi; 9:iq sermon. e i y , j »„ 17, New York CltyFrldayNlght WGR—Buffalo (31ff)Tfff^5 * sM*k id l5 ^ r T a n d * 5 vieoi.— — , _ __ NEW YORK, Jan. 3,-Loul* KYWi-^Chicago (636) 7 Sunday Harks Art Broken Ionia Race Track ("Kid”) Kaplan of Meriden; Conn., evening dub. musical, speaker i U'l is the new featherweight champion WON—Chicago (370) 9 ensem­ soloists: LEE, Hy.. Jan. 3.—Rsca V»f the world. He stopped Danny ble,WLS—Chicago (345) 0:30 or'd the track at Latonia Krnnfer of Philadelphia in 1 min­ gan; 7 musical. «fr liking during the ute and 11 seconds of the ninth WQJ—Chicago (448) 8-10 con­ ..two.ofllclal world rcc- round in a bout scheduled to go 15 cert, entertainers. WMV—Cincinnati (423) 8:30 je track reebrds going rounds, a t Madison Square Garden concert, stther. the flying hoofs of Friday night. WFAA—Daltas News (476) 0 ld k*lsswh^ a' a 1w antIam a h'enr, review off van. rec- i The road to a title is a rough singers; 8:30 Foxtrotters. >n Kentucky tracks re- one and brave litle Kramer just WOC—-Davenport (484 ) 8 ser­ vices; 9:30 musical, i to the two world rec- couldn't make it, that’s nil. The WCX—Petroit (613) 6:16 serin, Mrs. WUllnm K. tcwel was tossed in to save him viceyt 4 three-year-old colt, cs- from further punishment when it WOS—JefTcrson City (440.9) *official record of 2:00 was seen that he would be knocked 7:30 religious. mile und a quarter in WUB—Kansas City (411) 8 ser­ the third International off his feet and out any second to vices, Ah Available records come. He had made a heartbreak­ WCCO—Minneapolis - St. Paul k Broom with doing ing effort to win tho crown, but (417) 0:30 roligius; 9:15 classical, In twp minutes flat at he was not fighter enough. Tho quintet. k, N. Y., on June 28, Utile Hebrew who, came to this WEAF—Now York (492) 0:20 tme, however, was un- country in the steerage is a real Roxy and his Gang; 8:15 urgan. Babin was atop the champion and he will be a proud WHN—New York (360) 0 cnIt lit*this great race. crown-bearer for some time to Gallaher Brothers’ come. Johnny Dundee and all the roar-old, lowered two others notwithstanding. ( i and one track record Kaplan’s speed as was predicted, kiu* S' IJUUI kUb. tktpmn meeting. He was too much for Kramer, utterly WJY—New York (405) 7:15 con­ ecbrd breaking Oct. 8 cert; 9 "Reminiscences of a Re­ ‘thfe track record for porter.” one-sixteenth to 1:42 WBBR—NewUYork (273) 8:10 it to within one-fifth choral singers; 8:20 tenor; 8:30 f the world record, Bible lecture; 9 tenor; 9:10 choral iter, an Oct. 14, this singers. the world record by WCAL — Northflold (360) 8:30 fth of a second from sacred program, sermon. bus time for the mile KGO—Oakland (312) 9:30 ser­ i. He negotiated tho vices, , i in 1:48 3-5, carryWDAR—Philadelphia (395) <k30 la, os compared with talk. , J Ime of 1:49, made by WOO— ^Philadelphia (509) 6:30 I Vi pounds up at Belservices. June 10, 1021. Grey WGY—Schncctady G180) 0:30 128 pounds, equalled services; 8 symphony; I*quartet, d a t Aqueduct, N. Y„ KFNF—Shenandoah (266) G:30 service. . 18, with only three llhowec cut the world NOTICH ond to 2:54 3-5 for W h e r e a s , t h e H o a rd o f C o u n t y C o m m lx x l o n r r x o f Hrm lnoltv C o u n t y , three-quarter miles F l o r i d a d e e m It n ercH x nry to e r e c t ig the Latonia Chuma n d r o n n t r u r t u n e w J a il f o r S e m i ­ m . Rockminister had n o le C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , x* T h e r e f o r e , In c o n f o r m i t y w i t h t h e -5 accord at Latonia p r m U l n ii H of S e c ti o n iri.r,ti of t h e ,,, I?ach liorsj car­ I t e v l s e d t l c n e r a l S t a t e x of F l o r i ­ ls In j:s rnce. Jockey d a , n o t i c e lx h e r e b y Klvefi t o th o iad a leg up on Chllta x p a y e rs und rilD e n x of S em iHole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t h a t a t t h e f these ev«its. n e x t r e K u h tr m e e t i n g o f t h e H o ard ent on June 19 lowof C o u n t y C en ttn lx x lo n e rx of S e m i ­ t Latonia to l :36 2-5. n o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , to l„> h e ld a t 10:01 o 'c lo c k A. M.. o n t h e 25th d a y f the 1923 Kentucky of J a n u a r y , i:>2.t. a t th e C ourt eatest money getter H olm e a t H a n fo rd . F l o r i d a , t h e q u e s ­ toting 129 pound:, t i o n of t i n 1 e r e e i lo t i a n d c o n s t r u c ­ n Revenue Agent, t i o n of a Jail w ill h e a c t e d u p o n hy x.'tId H oard. itter's time on Oct. W I T N E S S m y h a n d n s C le r k o f •luted to n new track itx furlong event in Die 20. The world distance is 1:09 3-5. pleted the killing at it on July 4 by estrnck timo for the •sixteenths at 1:55 th of a second slowt Uine anywhere for new champion Garner waa ....... i U .. ilh iim t iijr .d V . FOR pN E SPECIAL PERFORMANCE . FLORIDA............................................... In K t t a t t M th o C i r c u i t C ourt of Mumlmdu c 'n ti u tv , F h i r l d a , a n d a s e x o ffic io C l e r k o f t h e H o a r d o f C o u n t y Com-, in D s Io n e r s of S em inole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , o n th lx t h e .trd d a y of Her e i n h e r . A. D, 1D2I. K. A. DOL'D LASH, (S eal) A m C l e r k o f t h e C ir c u i t C ourt of S em inole C o u n ­ ty , F l o r i d a , a n d ax ex o f ­ ficio C l e r k o f Die H oard o f C o u n t y CnnimlMxpmerH of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida. T o he p u h llid led o n c e e a c h w e e k h e u iu n ltiK D e c e m b e r Otic, PJ2I. o n t h e f o l lo w I tm d a t e * : 1 D e c e m b e r 5th . 12th. K>th, 21th anil .tun. 2nd, l'.*25. of, S am u e l H ines, do* T o nil c r e d l l o n , le g ate es, d l a t r l b u te e a a n d nil n e rso n s h a v in g c l a im s o r d e m a n d s a g a i n s t s a id E s t a t e : Y o u a n d each of you, a f e h e r e b y n o tif ie d a n d r e q u ir e d to p r e s e n t a n y c la im s a n d d e m a n d s .which y o u , - o r e i t h e r of y«. u, m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t fffam G m tihaital 9bur >j O ftth e ‘D istittfauhcd CbSta. W« have new carls and rspairs for the old ohm on hand. Lot u book yoor order for a new one or repair the old ose. *da, tozxwi&zni&ihmto t h e u n d e r s ig n e d a d m i n i s t r a t ­ ' T A IM^ , . I A _ o r . o f sa id E s t a t e w l t h h f t w o y e a r s frtlm th e d a t e •h ereo f. *> I* Pi D a t e d 'D e c e m b e r Rth. A. D. 1914, C. M. HAND, , . ‘ A d m in is tra to r , a n d S h e r if f ,, «jf se m lnolo C ou n ty , F lo r l - J j i i r . ( i l n l l . i J _______u n i a i J ^ INCORPORATED Dec. 9. 13** 20. 27. J a n . 3, 10, 17, 31, a n d 31. o f G m ^ s C 7 W «r«iii< M s fr . Mail Orders Now Being: Fitted - PRICES— $1.00—$2.00—$3.00—Plus Tag » ^ 1 mF . .f .■ 4 . * ‘ - )f , Seats On Sale Saturday, January )0 —NOTE— In Every City Whene Miss Anglin and Mr. Favcraham Have pen red the House T ins Sold Out GET YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE NOTICE The Annual meeting of 'the stockholders of the Seminole Coun­ ty Bank, will be held In the bank­ ing rooms of the bank a t 4:30 P. M., Thursday, Jan. 8,1925, for tho purpdso of electing a Board of Di­ rectors to servo for the ensuing year, and any other business which may properly come before the meeting. A. R. KEY, Cashier. NOTIt'K o r ANNUAL MKRTSNI1 OF STOCKIIOI.IIKIIS OF SAN I'OIIIt nO.NI* AND MOUTH4UK COM­ PANY. * N o tic e Ih h e r e b y v l v r n t h a t t h e a n n u a l m e e t i n g o f th u S t u c k I n , b i e r s o f t h e Hnriforil Hunt! a n d M u r tg .ig u C o m im n y , w ill Ur h e ld In t h o o f f i c e o f t h e c o m p a n y In t h e M e r r l w e t h e r I l u l h l l n g , on S e r u m l S t r e e t , In H a n ­ f o r d , F l o r i d a , u t 8 o 'c lo c k I \ M, on t h e IStli d a y of J n n u a r y l!i25. f o r t h e inirp oxe of H o c t l n g D i r e c t o r ! f o r th o c n s u l m ; y e a r u n d t h e t r a n •a a c t l o n of Kuril o t h e r l,u x lm \.n us m a y c o m e h e f o r e tile m e e t i n g . F l t F D It. WIMION*. Secretary, SOI Til LANII PAINT T h o P a i n t T h a t H aves Vou .Money, M a n u f a c t u r e d hy Kheraon-Llnilaler P a i n t Co. Sold hy LOHNINti PAINT COMPANY 115 Mnanolln Avc. 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Always look for the number of the synonym on the diagram- If horizontal, you must find a word to fit between th a t number and the first shaded stop to the right; if vertical, you must fit your word between the number and the first shaded stop below. , HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Affords many opportunities to make a great­ er success in life. Building a comfortable and attractive home is an achievement. We are qualified to assist you in this. A contractor that operates a novelty mjll la well able to jlq the work. Ithe One R E A L Test You have our assurance that wc arc as well qualified to construct, remodel, or repair your home as any other firm. Before making your final selection, hear all the other phonographs and have the one you think best sent to your home on approval. Then let us place beside it a New Edison phonograph so that you may compare the two. This is the final test of merit—the only test that is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfaction. A small initial payment will place the instrum ent of your choice in your home The Builder North French Avenue Sanford, Fla. 1U �jjV n jy , ‘ above la restricted to tcgtlon. bud* YU* 8*n- b« re sp o n sib le nr root I n a a n Ion. f o r subsequent o ffle o ahoti Ovid be Molsr fa of p r e e a n ta tlv e t h o r r itb r a t e s , r u l e s i.sasanrsf,~.i rill a a a ta t y o u tn r a n t ad to m a k e r ivoncm, Soald t i r e t h a l r le a address ae bona n u m b e r .If [its. A b o u t o n e thousand b a a a M h o o th e r* c a n ’t Itth you ualaaf ad d re e a . i m * w e a r -a s a t The la a ffle e e r b y 1*4we i 'M a i t l l ralld . rlo e . Dmot, Bfflalent IIS DIRECTORY • place within eaay rople of Sanford so often needed, liat when any *jj*-‘ w required, (t .in Iphabctically V in n .. ic o In th is (RECTORY IONE 148 id Directory m nnaiso (KltVICKI________ AND MOTOR REINDING. LECTHIC SERVICE Irt Electrical repairs, ntral Ave, Orlando, IILES FOR RENT EL V >,CiaKi j priVfc it [Oak and’ Second St. >DY ItfepXlRING [STEIN — Automobile airing and Rebuilding. lome.^Qaif Avenuo. io F f o r h i r e JTO SERVICE Day Meets all trains. Bag(gfer. Phone 551. [UTO TRIPS CALDER. Djjy-qnd i service , Apyiime, 8 - . o r 2 ft, Make .Type 1021 # Chevrolet Touring 1023 ■Ford . Pannell 1022 *Dodge Touring And next week ia going to be too ' Ford Fordor Sedan WANTED—White girl to wait on 1021 late. Act Now. Ton truck •..table and help’with dishes.-Must 1024 . Dodgo 1023 Dodge Coupe be bright and neat. Sanford Coun­ SUBURBAN HOME 1024 Dodge Touring try Club. Price Right—Terms Right. W/ANTED — Counter girls.—LuI. W. PHILLIPS’ SQN. Beth Cafeteria. Located just out side tho city lim­ Sanford, Fla. its, on the road to the Country Club. Nice new bungalow with WANTED Rooms For Rent modem Conveniences—lights,’ own WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ water system, telephone, etc;, 22*6 perty with us now. .Your de-< out meals. Reasonable rates. acres of land, seven cleared, orange trees, and place In good shape. scrip t i o n will go in new catalogue’ Lincoln Hotel. Closo to Country Club. Can ba now being made up. See the new manager at the new locations C. FOR RENT—825.00 per month, bought on terms. Price $6,609.00. A. Strout. Farm Agency, 404 1st 10-room housa In countryKncur National Bank Bldg .__________ paved highway, good location, • BUNGALOW FOR SALE—Brunswlck-Rlake Bit- electric lights, good water. H. C. On Park Ave. Close In. Five Hard table with all equipment Du Bose. and Both. Completely fur­ First Class condition. Address R. i------------------------------------------ rooms nished. Side walks and street pav­ E, Hawkins, Orange City, Fla. FOR RENT-x-One furnished bed­ ing paid. A bargain, complete at room and garage, 815 Park $7,000.00. WANTED—By young couple l #or Avc. 2 room apartment, no children. CORNER LOT Apply Box 10, Herald, Houses For Rent Located on Oak Ave., close in. Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ ■ Wnnt’ to‘■hear from owner hav­ ing. firm for sale. Give particu­ FOR RENT—5-room bungalow,/ borhood. Street Paving and side walks paid. Can be bought on lar afid lowest price. John J. Black Second Street between Holly very easy terms. Price $1.60*00. Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, nnd Cedar. Apply* H. T. Pace, box __________ _________ WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER 203. hnving fnrm for sale; give par­ FOR RENT — Four-room house SEE OUR LARGE LISTING DEFORE BUYING. ticulars and lowest price. John J. with garage. Celery Avenue. BUpek, Chippewa Falls, Wis. Mrs. E. A. Moffett. Phono 1G7-W. BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. WANTED—Boarders by couple FOR RENT—Furnished rooms REALTORS with no children. 817 W. First for light housekeeping, 018 Street. Sanford, Fla. 202 First Street Laurel Avenue. .deafer so you can read FloritUfi greatest newspaper. One year $8.00, $4*)fr three months QUALITY — SERVICE — PRICE. $2-00. 6Ifmonths you desire $1,000 insur­ Commercial S t. R. R. Av*. ance policy add 75 cents to your HAYNES & RATLIFF, Printers e f ile r.__________ ' • And office outfitter*. Phone. 340. •‘DO YOU WANT to buy or edS 11B Park Avenue, anything?'* If so advertise In _______ REAL ESTATE_______ tha "Gainesville Sun.** D. A. CALDER A J. C. ZURFLIBH WEST VIROINTA—Clarksburg. The Clarkuburr Exponent, morning Real Estate Broken—All kinds of Including Sunday, morning Issue. property listed and for sale. Of­ 1 cent per word, minimum 14s. fice 108 Second S t. Near Park DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—Pen­ Avenue. Phone 282. ______ . sacola I* beginning the greatest de­ J. E. SPURLING, sub-division velopment In fllorlda’s hletory; a million dollar highway to the specialist. Subdivision to Or­ half gulf beach Juet finished: a two lando. Florida, and F l o r a million dollar bridge acroee Escam­ Heights, Florida on Dixie High­ bia Bay started; quarter million dollar opera house under construc­ way tion; two millions being epent on hlghwny; g.-iatext chance for live SIGN PAINTING to get tn on ground SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right developers floor. Write DnVelopment Depart­ ment The Pensacola News. ' PriM,R N . t e R . ”11 )‘" ”K AUGUSTA CHRONICLE — Au­ Sanford Avenue at 1st Street gusta, Ga.—Augusta’s greatest ■_____, PKono" 473-J, classified medium, rata cash .09c PAPER HANGER—I. L. Talbott charge. 10c pet line," minimum • mu i ■ t painter and paper hanger. .39c. Phono 3611 Orlando road. ST. AU&USTINE, FLA. — S t Johns County is reached through Advertising the St. AdgusUno Evening Record. Quick results.. Two centu per word. Sample copy ’on request ___ ,L LEARN ABOUT redk County and TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tampa Daily Lakeland, through the Star-TelaTimes, tha great home daily, gram. Beat advertising medium In rate e per word, minimum South Florida Published morning*. chargom 25c cash with order. Write Star-Telegram. Lakeland. Fla. for complete rate card. OHIO—Xenia. Slake your salts PALM BEACH COUNTY—Tho N O TICK OK IN ('O il t*OII,t TIO N OF*-------------------------------------------------------through the Xenia Garotte, scene of stupendous developmentSAAKOHI) M OTKl.-iiKAi.Tr co. FOR RENT—Four room npnrtXenia, Ohio. Rich agricultural Road about it in the Palm Beach Notice Ih hereby given, tlmt we. ment. Attractive location. Phone display the undendgned Intend lu upply to 323-J. ind‘ district Want ad' am Poet. _ Sample copy sent on re­ tho Hon.,rutile John \V. Martin, rates on request quest.' tiovernor of the State of l-'lnrldu. o r e b llK a tlo n s , t o e x e r c i s e a l l t h e TnllnltnHxee, Florida, on the tilth COLUMBUft «Oa.) T-EDflER—Clnss- ADVERTISING gets results if It nt llex e* of «lny of January, A. D. 1325, for let- rulwa hn tesr,s h pl po wt ehresr e oa fn,d a npilr l vto 111ed art* have ttia largest circu­ ise patent, liituirpurtitlug SAN- V oting p o w e r s t h e n ...... t o t heex osrac m reaches potential buyers. Pa- tent lation In BotfthWMt«r« Oaorgla. e IIOTKL-KKALTY CO., under Hate to fS-word) Una. latkn Dully News Is circulated In FORD the following propum-d charter, tin* e x t e n t t h a t a n a t u r a l p e r s o n m l n h t industrial and agricultural sec­ original of which In now on file o r Tor u nr eIdc e ido. TO REACH Oie prosperous farm­ an the office of the Secretary of otoqk s u b svcer i bpeady mf oe rn t Ino fmtohnee yc ,a ppi rt ao l­ tions___________ _______ _______ In the State of Florida. ers and fern growers of Vomsia perty, lab o r or serv ices, u l a Just FORliKST LAK B county advortiso in the ' DeLand TO REACH BUYERS or sailors of v alu atio n th ereo f, to be d e to r m ln F. I*. 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One cent a word i n hav e, e x e r c i s e a n d enjoy all th e Rate card on appllcaIVe, the undersigned, have agre­ Sentinel. ed to nuMoclate ourHclVea. and do r i g h t* . p o w e r s u n d p r i v i l e g e * I n ­ an insertion. Minimum 25c. t i o n ,_______________ , hereby become ansoclnted for the c i d e n t t o c o r p o r a t i o n s o rg u n i r .c d ADVERTISE in tee JournaN of forming IntA a body a n d e x i s t i n g u n d e r t h e l a w s o f t h e FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando purpose politic and corporate, under and by s t a t e o f F l o r i d a . ald, South Georgia's greatest morang Sentinel; largest .classi­ of the laws of the statu of . ■Tito . f o r e g o i n g c l a u s e s s h a l l he ’newspaper. Morning, afternoon, fied business, rate lc a word, min­ virtue F lo rid a , a n d do h ereb y ad o p t th e c o n stru e d a s In d e p e n d e n t o b jects weekly and Sunday CJassifled rates imum 24<£ct$h with order. XidKrwJJig A r t lc Ie!»«o*» I n c o r p o r a t i o n : uiuL p o w e r s a n d t h e e n u m e r a t i o n of W A r t i c l e ’f . a n y sp ecific b u sin e ss or pow er 10c per line. Waycrtise Journalt h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l n o t b e h e ld t o l i m i t o r r e Herald, Waycrosa. Georgia. A LITTLE V?ANT AD In Ths s h nTlhl e hen aHmAe N Fof U f t n H O T K L - K U a L- s i r l s t lt» a n y m a n n e r any o th e r Herald will bring you big re­ T Y CO/, a n d Its p r i n c i p a l p l a c e o f b u s i n e s s o r p o w e r of t h i s c o r p o r n b u s l n e s a s h a l l ha a t S a n fo rd . S e n d ’1 lion. Building Material sults. Advertise those old articles h o l e C o u n t y , S t a t e o f ' F l o r i d a , b u t i A rllrle III. you have stored away and have It n m y h a v e u n d e s t a b l i s h s u c h n th a m o u n t of t h e capital s t o c k no use for. A little thirty-ccnt ad of tliI n c o r p o r a l ton s h a l l lie T h r e e i t p l a c e s o f liualncHx n s t h e H o a rd MIRACLE Concrete Co„ general Thousand (lSini.iimi.ini) D irecto rs m a y f r o m l i m e t o J l u ml re d cement work, sidewalks, build­ may bring you several dollars. i>f D o lla r s , to he d i v i d e d i n t o T h r e e U nto d e t e r m i n e . Phono 148 and a representative ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. B. T h o u s a n d s h a r e s of O n e H u n d r e d A rtic le II, T h e g e n e r a l n a t u r e o f t h e h u s l - iJloi/.Oii) D o l l a r s e ach . Terwilleger, Prop,______________ will call to see you. T h u . c a p i t a l s t o c k of t h i s c o r p o r a i h ' hh to be t r a n s a c t e d by s u l d e t,r Lumber and Building Material p o r u t l u n s h a l l lie nH f o l l o w s , tn-, t loii. m a y lie p u y a h l e In, I s s u e d o r Apartments w i t : t o lioliL b u y . own. c o n t r o l , .nss'd f o r t h e p u r c h a s e of p r o p e r Carter Lumber Company w o r k , d e v e l o p , su it, c o n v e y , le a s e ,' fy. ’* f i l l e r r e n t o r p e r s o n a l , o r f o r For Rent N. Laurel St. Phone 685 r'eht. m o r t g a g e , p le d g e , e x c h a n g e , t h e p a y m e n t of l a b o r n r s e r v i c e s , HILL LUMBER CO. House c FOR RENT—Threo room apart­ c u l t i v a t e . I m p r o v e u n d o t h e r w i s e n t a j u s t v a l u a t i o n t h e r e o f , t o lie ileal III u n d d i s p o s e o f r e a l e s t a t e , d e t e r m i n e d by tin* H o a rd o f D i r e c t ­ Service, Quality and Price. ment, 300 French Avenue. a n d a n y r i g h t , t i t l e . I n t e r e s t or o r s ul n m e e t i n g to lot c a l l e d f o r ■ ' WRECKER_____ lQi ;,Day,or night scrX04. Night 'f a < Lost and Found i LOST—Leather bill folder, name engraved in gold letters. Semi­ nole County Bank. Return to Herald Office ami received liberal Toward. M. C. Haddock. * LOST—One white and liver bobtail^ pointer dog. Return to Frank Woodrutf Jr., at Woodruff and Watson. Reward. ----------------------------------------------------- START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT _ ANP* PLIES ’. / ,_ “ASK MU. CONNELLY” .^VlCE.ttTATioN. i.l'0U,i, Tires, Accessoricu with a smilu.\F,lm i r , p f e . 4 4 7 L3. r^t and- Eftn, e and lOth-Bttfcet. ervicc,” ' 7*- FOR RENT—Two room furnish­ ed apartment, also bed room, suitnble for 2 young men or coup­ le—use of garage, 1009 Union Avenue. Santiago, Chile, is to have a subway, the concession having been given for 20 years to u local engineer who plans to spend $0,789,000 in construction of the first mile und a half. About the Following Bargains S K W r» -ro o ,n l i u n g n l o w , I d e a l l o r n f l o ii . l i n r r i l ■ I r r r l s n m l u l i l r w s l k n . K o r u g e . s m s >.Do c a s h . *M). imi p e r n n a tln I’ A I ttv A v e n u e lo t, rorner t Ills. K n s l e r u e s p o s u r e . 110x117. *500.00 t'n ili. I l u l a u r e r o s y . \ KltillT-rooni tpu story house, an rslru lot. duulile garage. alee S I X '- r o o m h n t t g n l o w . 8 h e d r o o m s . iiAftRlET. 6tarin*ilo lawn, rnnlrrti riparnm. Ilest re­ g a ra g e , e a ste rn sidential srrllou In (own. A real i r xl op to s5u0r xe 1. 1 7 . I ’ r l\eeet.v *5,750,0 it'll kinds. Rain water a 0. *7f.'MMt home. You utusl sre It to npprer» Old First National c a s h , *410 p e r m o u t h . lale real valor. *10,000. Tiiiiin. ftling. phone 245, L O T S — I.OTH — LOTS » DRUGS________ XVr h a v e l o t s l o r n t e d In e v e r y s e e l Inn of t h e c l l v , *50 il i i n u nm l 1311 DRUG STORE — Pre- p e r m o n t h ««III p u t y o u In pauseH «lon u( o n e u l t h e m . " Drugs, Sodas. W# %r you ns your phono. A. P. Conneliy & Sons ;■FLORIST J T H E FLORIST” i for all occasions, file. Phone 260-W -ERS ANI* BKl’AIRS of typewriters for ky terms, for rant, also; |fficc supplies. Room 9 [l a w y e r [Br y a n : 6f ifke in IBank .Building Annex. 3nc 417-L 3, [ITMETAL WORK COWAN—All kinds Id Sheet Metal Work. I Boat Tanks. A't Oak |d Third Street. Tele* [flTOVES JSTOVE WORKS—Oil i stoves, wood*stoves, victroias. Your credit Phono 42L-3. 321 hirst r D^voe’s ? an d ROLISH Best Quality '• s e e ____ hardware'Co! (Realtors) 105 Magnolia Ave. I’hone 48 103 N. Park Ave. Phone 122 e s t a t e t h e r e i n . III tile H tu te o f F l o r ­ id a, a m t In o t h e r H ta te a o f t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s a n d In f o r e i g n c o n n t r t e n ; t o p in t. I m p r o v e u n d d e v e l o p l a n d s ( o r t h e p u r p o s e of s a l e , a n d t o d o a n d p e r f o r m a ll t h i n g s a p ­ p r o p r i a t e o r n e e d f u l f o r th o d e v e l ­ opment und Im provem ent of t h e g a m e f o r a n y p u r p o s e ( o r w h i c h th e s a m e m a y be a d a p t e d ; to u n d e r t a k e nm l d i r e c t t h e m a n a g e m e n t an.I s a l e o f a ll o r p a r t o f t h e p r o p e r t y of th e C o rp o ratio n , am i to u n d e r t a k e a n d d i r e c t t h e m a n a g e m e n t u n d s a l e of p r o p e r t y , b u i l d i n g s a n d lu iu ls of o th ers, und to tr a n s a c t on com ­ m issio n th e g e n e r a l b u s in e s s of real e sta te a g e n ts nnd brokers. T o u r i i n t r e , o w n , le a s e , o c c u p y , u s e nm l d e v e l o p f a r m s , f a r m l a n d s , t o w n s i t e s a n d t e r r i t o r i e s ; t o lay ••nt, p l a t , a n d . s u h - d i v l d c th o s u m o ; 10 Crnpur'm-f,, . r e - c o u s t m e t , u ller. Im p r o v e , d e c o r a t e , fu rn ish and m a i n t a i n b u i l d i n g s f o r lin te l p u r ­ poses, d w ellin g nml u p n rtio e n t lio u se i, t h e a t r e s , a u d i t o r i u m s , s t o r e s , storeroom s nnd o th e r stru c tu re s f o r t h e u e c o im J d u tio n o f t h e p u b ­ lic. T o Is su e b e n d s u n d t o s e c u r e t h e s a m e by p l e d g e s o r d e e d s o f t r u s t o r m o r tg a g e s of o r upon th o w h o le o r a n y p a r t uf t h e p r o p e r t y h e l d by tlie c o r p o r a t i o n , a n d lu s e l l a n d p led g e such bonds for c o rp o ra te u s ­ es, u s a n d w h e n t h e H o a rd o f D i­ r e c to r s m a y d e te r m in e ; to lo a n und b orrow money o n n o tes, hnmlH, m o r t g a g e s oi o t h e r w i s e , u n d to b u y , o w n , h ir e , le a s e , m o rtg ag e, p l e d g e a n d o t h e r w i s e ileal In u n d d i s p o s e of a ll kin d s 4 of p ersonal p ro p erty . T o g u a r a n t e e , s u b s c r i b e fo r . Hold, p u r c h a s e o r o t h e r w i s e a c q u i r e , se ll, tr a n s fe r , a s s ig n , m o r tg a g e , p led g e o r o t h e r w i s e d i s p o s e of t h e s h a r e s u f c u p l t u l s t o c k u f, o r u n y b o n d s , 11 CUritlOS n m l e v i d e n c e s o f I n d e b t ­ e d n e s s is s u e d o r c r e a t e d b y a n y o th e r co rp o ratio n or c o rp o ratio n s of t h i s S t a t e o r a n y o t h e r S t a t r . C o u n try o r n a tio n , und w h ile th e o w n e r o f s u r : i s l o c k , m u n i s , o r Oth • ' th ill p u r p o s e . A r l l r l e IV . T h is c o rp o ra tio n sh a ll c o n tin u e n n d h a v e f u ll p o w e r to 4-xerrlse Its c o rp o rate rig h ts a n d fra n c h is e s for a p e rio d o f n i n e t y - n i n e y e a r s f r o m a n d li f t e r t h e c o m m e n c e m e n t o f Its c o r p o r a t e e x i s t e n c e . A r t i c l e V, T h e b u s i n e s s of t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l In- u n li d u c te d by t h e f o l l o w ­ in g o f f i c e r s ; u P r e s i d e n t , a F i r s t Vice P r e s i d e n t , a S e c o n d V ice P r e s ­ id en t. u lle m - ru ! M a n a g e r , a S e c r e ­ t a r y a n d T r e a s u r e r , w h o m a y he o u u an d t h e s a m e p e r s o n , n n d a Houril of D i r e c t o r s o f n o t l e s s t h a n (Iv* n o r m o r e t h a n n i n e D i r e c t o r s , w h o m u s t be s t o c k h o l d e r s . U n til t h e f i r s t m e e tin g of th e stock h o ld ers h e r e in a fte r provided fur, t h e o f f i c e r s u f ti ll s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l be: F o r r e s t L a k e . Presld<*t(t. F . I*. F o r s t e r . 1st V ice P renlib-n t. It. It. D erg . 3ml V ice P r e s i d e n t . H a r r y T. H o d w c ll, U e n c r u l M a n a KM. It. F. Will flier, H c e r e tu r y . A It. K ey , T r e a s u r e r . T h e H o ard of D l r e e t o r a s h a l l he F o r r e s t L a k e , F. P. F o r s t e r , K. II. ln -rg. H a r r y T, D o ih « sll, It F. W h it ti e r , A. K. K ey , t i r o , A. D e p u t ­ ie s a m i E d w a r d H i g g i n s . The first o r o rg ao lx n ilo o m e e tin g of th e s t o c k h o l d e r s of t h i s c o r p o r a ­ t i o n s h a l l tie h e b l to t h e t ’U y o f S.iltfnrd, F l o r i d a , o n t h e lf.th d a y of J a n u a r y , PlSfl. f o r t h e p u r p o s e of a d o p t i n g b y - l a w s u n d c o m p l e t ­ in g t h e o r e i t ii x a tl o n of t h i s c o r ­ p o r a t io n , u n d a l s o f o r t h e p u r p o s e of e l e c t i n g s u c h o f t l c i r s of t h e co rpo ratio n ns a re h erein ab o v e p ro ­ vided fo r, a n d t h e r e a f t e r , t h e u n tuinl m e e t i n g s o f t h e s t o e k h o l d e r s of t h i s c o r p o r a t i o n s h a l l lie h-dd on th e f i r s t T u e s d a y a f t e r t h e f i r s t .Monday In J u n u u o of e a c h y e a r . A r t i c l e VI. The h ig h e s t a m o u n t of in d e b te d tn-xs o r l i a b i l i t y t o w h ic h i b i s c o r ­ po ratio n sh a ll s u b je c t I t s e l f s h a l l [»t a s u m n u t t o e x c e e d t h e a m o u n t Apartment house on First St. This is n bargain. One five-room bungnlow, in good condition. $500.00 puts you in this house. t Five ncre farm on hard road, now in crops. Cheap anw on easy terms. Wo have houses to rent. Come in and sec us.—Seminole Realty Co., 110 E, Second Street.______ We have some beautiful lake front lots on Lake Wildmero one* half milo from the Dixie Highway in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, for sale. Wo will build your home, land­ scape your grove, and relieve you of trouble and worries incident to huildhnr up a place. 3 In’tho meantime, you can r o fishing. You can finh in any one of the dozen lakes, nnd if you don't know how to fish, we havo several experts who will be glad to show you. Mr. Scholficid who has been Hinurintr at tho Baptist Church will vouch for the aboye. LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Longwood. Flu­ or the capital stock of this corpor­ ation. A r ti c le V I I . T h e m im es and resid en ces of th e s u b s c r i b i n g I n c o r p o r a t o r s a n il th o a m o u n t of th e c a p ita l slock s u b ­ s c r i b e d by e a c h a r e a s f o l lo w s , to w it: Forrest Lake. Sanford, Florida. PI shares. < F. P. Forster. Hanford, Florida, PJ shares. it. II. llerg, Hanford. Florida. 35 shares. H a r r y T. H u d w d t . P r o v i d e n c e , It. I., lit share*. —•■ II. F. Whither, Hanford, Florida. 35 shares. A. It. Key, Hanford, Florida, P.i shares. Heo. A. DeDottes, Hanford, Flor­ ida. PI shares. Kdward Higgins, Hanford. Florida pi s h a r e s . IN W1TNKSH \V11Kit KOI', the subscribing Incorporators h a v e hereunto set their hundx on this this Hid day of JanUaty A, D., 1335. UtiUUUHT'I.A KF. F. P. Ft nt.STKK 11. II. 11Hitt) It AHUY T. nODWHLL It F. WHITNKIt A. It. KKY HKU. A. Het'OTTEH HDWAIt D IIP IfllNH Htnte uf Florida, i'ounty of Heliilnole. ss, I HF.UHIIY CKUTIFY That on this day before m e personally ap­ peared Forrest Lake, F. I*. Forster, It H. llerg, Harry T. Hodwcll, it F. Whltner, .\. It. Key. 4|eo, A, Det'ottcH and Kdward Higgins, to mu W e l l klloWili to be tlie persons limn­ ed. In ami who subscribed their names to the foregoing Articles of Ineorporutlon, arid they did sev­ erally acknowledge before mo that they executed the same for the purposes therein expressed.WITNKHS m> nam: and official Hcnl at Hanford. In the Uoitniy of Heinlnnle and Htato of Flurlda, on this the 3rd day of January. A. D . I« 3 i. USealJ I,KOLA W. POWKI.U Notary Public, Htato of Flor­ ida.—-My Cnmmfatdun expires Doc. 31, 1325. (I K O A. D e l 'i I T T EH, Attorney for Incorporator*. bungalow* lined throughout, just “ y. Price $800.00 Sanford Building and Loan As each for' quick sale. Must be sodation Preferred Stock can b» seen to bo appreciated. Can give cashed on 00 days notice, inter** terms. A. H. Hawk, Gindcrvilic. payable April 1st and October la you can't beat It. ______ Buy eight per cent Preferred Real Estate Stock in Ih# Sanford Building am Loan Association, established 1908 FOR SALE—Well bred Rhod Island roosters, laying pullet and setting eggs. Mrs. Ellsworth Phone 3303 Beardall Avc. FOR SALE—Fresh Call 10G-J. ***** WILMER STEWART Maitland. Fla. Stewart's Subdivision Atamonte Springs. 200 beautiful building lots, prices range $160 to $850. Seo these large lots before you buy ^elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot without a public allay in the rear. Come and seo me any time. I live here and want neighbors. WILMER* STEWART Altamonte Springs. ■ Jersey cows FOR SALE—Red BHm Triumpl or Spaulding Rose Four See< Potatoes. Selected Maine stock Phone 270. Mid Florida Product Co. Young North Carolian wouh like to como to Florida to settli down. Experienced salesman, col lector, clerical work, railway clerk truck former and poultry farmer Honest, reliable and sober. Makt an offor. Writo 709 care of Hot aid. ^ ■■ - ■ ■ ■. . FOR SALE—Several 1-acro tracts of unimproved land. See Ste­ wart, Altamonte Springs. Better Baby Chix From ' * PINEBREEZE FARMS Florida's Largest Poultry Farm FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW (Not a Hatchery) Closo in $3,000—$300 cash. Bal­ Every chick sired by our pedt a n c e like rent. greotl males direct from high rec UNDERPRICED ord trapnested hens. Chix tha Bnnfoni Avenue lots. For n few innko you profits, $20 per hundred days only. $180 per thousand. Delivered Jan Rail Ruad Frontline unry 20th, Order early, as alread; An opportunity to buy Right. half sold out. White Leghorn W. V. WHEELER, only. Pinehreoxe Farm, Callahan 110 E. Second St.. Phono 101-J Florida. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— Tnmpn—Water supply system tt Desirable residential lot. closo to he installed in Sunset Park addi town. Paved street. AH improve­ tion. ments. Owner will sell for $100 cash anti balance nt the rate of FOR SALE—A few Sfi£We*t“Xt iiitor garden tractors, all new $20 monthly. Price $1000. Phono •i'J3-W. Or writo Box 70 care Tho at half price. Giving up agencj account health and poor business Sanford Ilcrnld. in cotton belt. Walter II, Bishop IN T I I K C l l t C l i r r t o P U T O F T I I K Athcn, Gn. S K V i : \ T I I J l IIII IA I. l l l t f ' I IT OI* r i . O t t l l l A . IN AND F o i l FOR SALE—10 acres celery land H K M I M H .K I'UII.NTV, F I .U U I D A . lot 4, Euraka nnmmock. Rich' IN C H A N C K ItY . N. I t . d a r n e r it nil A. I*. D o n n e l l y , aril Stephenson, M. D. West Lcba non, Ind. D iim p laln an ts. vs. F l u r b t a L a n d & U u lo n ls ii tl u n C o m ­ p a n y , L lm ltc il. u c i i r p i i r a t l u n ; t h e i i n k n n w n h e ir s , tlt-vlseus, g r a n t e e s nml o th e r cla im a n ts ttm ler F r a n k H. W h i t e , d e c e a s e d ; W . K. W n l t linll a n d L u cy M. W a l t h a l l , h i s w ife ; V o ile A. W illiam s and K llx n h c tit W il li a m s , h i s w i f e ; All * u n k n o w n p arties claim in g In te r­ e s t In t h e lalidii In v o l v e d lu t h l a su it. D efendants. O R D E R O F r-m iL IC A T IO N . T o all p a r tie s c la im in g I n te r e s t u n d e r F r a n k H, W h i t e , d e c e a s e d , n r o t h e r w i s e . In t h e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b ­ ed p r o p e r t y , s i t u a t e , l y i n g u n d lin­ i n g In t h e c i t y of H a n fo rd , H e m ln o lo C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - w l t : L fits 1 t o HI. b o t h I n e l u s lv e , a n d l o t s 10 t o 33, b o t h I n e l u s l v e , of P i n e H e i g h t s , o f H a n f o r d , H ein ln n le C o u n t y , F l o r ­ id a , u s p e r p la t t h e r e o f , d u l y r n c o r d e d In t h e pu b lic records of K etu ln o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , In P l a t U nnk 3, p a g e 51; T o a n y p e r s o n n n d till p e r s o n s w h o s o n u n io Is, o r tire, u n k n o w n t o th e ro m p la in n u ts herein, h a v in g or claim in g to have uny rig h t, title or i n t e r e s t lu a n d t o t h e a b o v e d e ­ s c r i b e d IttndH, o r u n y p a r t o r p o r ­ ti o n t h e r e o f : It a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n hill of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n f i l e d t h a t y o u a n d o u ch o f y o u h a v e , o r c l a i m s o m e I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e p r o p e r t y i n ­ v o lv e d In t h i s s u i t , n n d t h a t y o u r n a m e s u r n u n k n o w n , it Is t h e r e u p ­ on o rd e re d th a t y o u and each of you d o lie. 4i in I y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to a p p e a r t o t h e b ill o f c o m p l a i n t In ti ll s e a u s c . o n M o n d a y , t h e 2nd d a y of F e b r u a r y , 1325 a t t h e C o u r t ­ h o u s e Jo H anford, H em ln o lo C o u u t y , F l o r i d a , s a i d s u i t b e i n g a s u i t to •in let t i t l e In N. II. H a m e r , am ! A. I'. C o n n e l l y In t b e a b o v e d e s c r i b e d la n d s ; nnd you u ro th e n am i th e re r e q u i r e d t o m a k e a n s w e r to s a i d bill o f c o m p l a i n t fi le d a g a i n s t y o u h e r e i n , o t h e r w i s e a d e c r e e p r o con* f s s s o w ill ho e n t e r e d a g a i n s t y o u , an d e ach of you. It Is f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t t h i s c ita tio n be p u b lish ed on. u week f o r e i g h t c o n s e c n t l v u wewks. In t h e H unfurd H erald , a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ l i s h e d In N ctn ln u le C o u n t y . F lo r id a . W i t n e s s m y h a n d u s t'l i-r k of s a i d C o u r t , a m i t h e s e a l t h e r e o f , llila t h e Kilt d a y of D e c e m b e r , A. D. 1321. (H e a l) E. A. DOUOLAHH. C l e r k o f th o C i r c u i t C o u r t o f Heniliiole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . l»y A. M. WKKKH. D. O. H e o r g e U. H e r r i n g , H o ile l to r f o r C o m p l a i n a n t s . FOR SALE—Small business, quiro 402 Sanford Avcnuu. | It Is alleged tho nverago man wearti out flvo collars a year, which gives laundries n high batting avernK<L—Greenville Piedmont. Chiropodist FOOT SPECIALIST ’orris. R ttnlo ns, I n g r n w |lnk* N a lls . H e a v y C a l l o u s c s o r tl rv il a c h i n g feet. j Illl. C. I h OISLEft O rla n d o . Y o w ull D r u w Phono. Ilhltf. F lsv ato r Try Smith’s Barbe Shop for good barbe work. Ladies welcomi Next to Valdez. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT First National Bank 31djf. Sanford, - ■ ■ Florida Fresh Fruit* and Vegetable* PRICES REASONABLE ROYAI, FRUIT CO. N ext lu W e a lrn i FOR Every HouseWife ALUMINUM D s lu s J. H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans (Nimplele Stock K. S e c o n d S t r u c t Ball Hardware Co. BRINGING UP FATHER In New M eriw eth er Ilu lld ln g By GEORGE McMANUS VOO ‘o iT RlCH V t h er e _ , a n o u c x ^k UP THE. W O R O b US THE. OtCT\OM/\R.'Y 1 iqWE THEfA TQ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 03, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6456d6641b427b21af319d9235c16fec.pdf 4b5d6ec36b420fb239e737b83c0df230 PDF Text Text s For 1924 n ifrith cstirtgc, 4 . tvift, ns and only a httle money board1 a tw in foiC New York at Los rifcIe*jU iria|ra»ra ago to strive r a n opcratlfc ‘ fcareor; i without twopean trac in g , reputation or imye some tnotfcr; but the w ar came am Measures Arindlincedf Alii* id Members * “When I came back it took me State Capital Vs Packed With ' scliril For ( 0 trtrcoming Op­ three days to persuad: Grace MaeDepartment Gain Near $350,000 People Who Cone to Take kay Smith to marry me. W«(had position to Fascist Govern­ Miss Wilson Part In Ceremonies When; attended the Manual Arts THgh ildComments Over Deposits Of ment Are Put Into Force The same man, now 28, made School in Los Angeles at tho same Martin Becomes Governor! Report 1923 Reported By usical history Friday night whan time. * “I needed money then nnd joined brilliant audience at the MetroFascist Militia Gives SanfordBank Heads litan Opera House lost its self- a theatrical company with which HardeeQuitsMansion, Big Demonstrations intml nnd created a wild demon­ Tyrone Power was touring the Martin Moves Sunday stration of approval for the latest West Coast. The conmnny lasted Prefects Throughout Country tinging sensation—Lawrence Tib- a little more than two weeks. I American baritone—who hud played Mcrcutin in Romet nnd Ju­ Tallahassee Takes On a Gala Ordered to Make Searches i*tt, the role of Ford in Verdi’s "Fal- liet and Logo in Otheilx Appearance For Biff Cele­ To Break Up Political Clubs sjjaff.” .R egarded “I decided to conic to New York bration AttendingCercmony While his wife wept and the but it took a year before I could ig About The ROME, Jan. 5.—-The measures ovation Increases Point To moke the decision effective. lien, Tibbett was in his TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. 5.—A announced by Premier Mussolini in dressing grew, we have had tlmm of feast and room freshening hia make­ i It Has Been cold rainy day greeted visitors Great Progress In tho chamber of deputies Saturday up. Suddenly he was summoned famine. I did some concert and arriving hero Monday to at­ for over-coming the opposition to by Gatti Casazxa, impressario, and church Binging at first. Lost yenr 1925, Is the Opinion 5TON,, Jan. 5.— Jesae Webb, who was saved from tho Fascist government within 48 told to take the curtain call alonn. I entered the Metropolitan com- tend the inauguration Tuesday of John W. Martin as govern­ tho gallows by n governor’s pardon ‘ informal debt 12 minutes before he was to die, hours are already being put in When Tibbett went upon the p aiy " or of Florida. Rifts began to Total bank deposits contain­ force. To Fasclt railway militia Mr. Tibbett noDeu had nail sung "Vaienstions of French has fought down the stigma of a hnvo appear in tho eastern clouds prevented the execution of u stage the audience long accustom­ tine in “Faust". Silvioin “Pnglied in the three banks of San­ iterClemenel is in death sentence and has become a plan, unearthed by the police, of ed to showering appluasc upon a r­ •;*xi” nnd the Klng’c Herald in shortly boforo noon. However, ford at the close of business in charge of tho arrange­ perusal Monddy good citizen of Seattle. Fifteen stirring up disorders on the rail- tists from other shores, acclaimed "Lohengrin” for hi, striking suc­ those on Dec. 31, were $3,210,100.95 ments aro hoping the wonther ago a t Portland, Ore., he wuyu as recently evidenced by in­ the native-born with wild tumult. res! of Friday night. •Hughes with of. years will later cleur up in time for which shows a gain of $347,­ wns sentenced to be hanged for cendiary fires at stations in Rome, It wus an opportunity long awaP.cd Tibbett today suid thnt Antonin ' ,ng comment killing a man, despite his pleas of Florence and Pnrma. the parade scheduled at 10:30 by appreciative patrons of the fa- Scotti, 268.55 when compared with who played tho title role o’clock Tuesday. i . at this stage self-defense. Ju st as tho death Simultaneously the prefects mour. opera house. and Gntti-Cmssazza both urged the total on deposit at the • All hotel epace is completely march started, his pardon came. Sunday Tibbett had hardly re­ him to go before the curtain alone; throughout the kingdom have been taken up. A large delegation close of 1923 which amounted authorized to make searches and covered from tho spontaneity of setting at rest rumors that pro­ jient received by is on the way from Ocala, tho to $2,862,832.40, according to dissolve all political clubs of an his success, but the singer seemed fessional jealousy had prevented lent Sunday night old home of the incoming gov­ anti-patriotio character, while var­ happy to fccito some incidents in bins »rom taking the call alone un­ figures compiled Mohday prepored decoding ernor, which in expected to be ious other sections of tho Fascist his career. til oie audience hud made it plnln morning. Thera wns a gain in ”’s attention Monone of the features of the in­ militia have been mobilized in or­ I wns born in Bakerfle!d,.Ca!if., that it would not let the opera 1023 of $313,119.11 over 1922, augural parade, taking a lead­ der to rtrongthen the police. in 1800, he said. “When seventeen continue until he nppenrod. This is the latest portrait of Mar- which shows that the gain this um wan transing part in all phases of the In yarl&us parts of Italy the Fas­ arct Wilson, daughter of tho into year in deposit pver two yean by Secretary ceremonies. cist militia carried out demonstra­ ’resident Woodrow Wilson. She ngo amounted to $000,387.69. tary Mellon for tions. In Rome the local legion, mnkes her homo in Washington. Bonk officials and business men Vote information’’. TALLAHASSEE, Fla., Jnn. 5.— 1,500 strong, engaged in tocticnl eocument was John W. Martin, Sunday night was of Sanford regard bank deposits maneuvers with machine guns. mentel to Ambonelated over whnt ho believed wns There was assumed to be a sudden as a reliable barometer of busi­ unofficial privato Publishers Believe Cabinet attack against Romo by an enemy a good omen Indidating that his ness conditions and take the fig­ tho atato doportadministration of Florida’s state Non-Partisan In Organism* asrcmbled at Clvitavcchia, tho le­ <o comment on affairs for the next four years ure ns proof thnt tho city just end­ being divided Into two groups tion Will Keep Germany In gion mbodled in it. would be successful. The omen ed one of tho most prosperous for the maneuvers. State of Unrest All Time over, "it is hoped came Sunday in tho form of n Will Break Down Opposition years in its history. Bunk offic­ morundum might mnscot, a beautifully marked fox The suppresssion of the centers ials are looking forward towards for follow uji." BERLIN, Jan. 6.—President Eb­ °J Mutation together with the muz. Atlantic Division Comprising Mrs. Nellie Tnylor Ross Will terrier puppy, the gift of H. Ben­ jamin of Atlanta. la understood to ert’s decision to solve the existing zling of the opposition press and a corresponding growth through­ Warships, Destroyers, Sub­ Become First Woman Gov­ Tho puppy has been nunied "Ben” a to a aettlemont parliamentary crisis by, the forma­ reinforcement of tho police, the out tho forthcoming yenr, it is marines und Torpedo Boats morntlum with tion of a non-partisan cabinet is premier believes, will break down ernor in United States; nnd will be the "Laddie Boy’* of Will Dispose Of Postal Pay declared. riod of 80 yeara viewed by the newspapers as an the opposition. Tho M essa^co Leaving For Maneuvers Ceremony Will Be Simple Florida’s “White House” during Measure And Bank Bill Tho greatest increase shown expiration and in- emergency measute which is des­ asserts Governor Mnrtin’s term. that Mussolini has realized During This Week; Muscle wns made by the First National _ during the mora- tined to keep national politics in the impossibility not only of col­ NORFOLK, Vb., Jan. 5.—Thirty CHEYENNETwyo., Jnn. 5. — The governor-elect rested Sunday Bank. Deposits in this institution P tho rate of one- n ntatc of latent unrest. Shcals Bill To Come Later nmounted ships, comprising the Atlantic Di­ nfter a strenuous session late S at­ In an atmosphere of almost r.urlaborating with the opposition, but to $1,609,870.01 at the ent. The newly elected reichstng, living in pence, and thnt all vision of the United States fleet, itan-like simplicity, Mrs. Nellie urday and Saturday night unpack­ of 1024 agninst $1,300,818.30, o communication which will hold Its inaugural ses­ even aro scheduled to suil from Hamp­ Taylor Ross, widow of the late ex­ ing silverware, chinuwarc, linen WASHINGTON, Jnn. 5.—With end attempts at pacification and nor­ slved Sunday night sion Monday, is expected to adjourn malization have failed. ton Roads Monday for Guantana­ ecutive of Wyoming, will bo sworn nnd other necessities for house­ only two months remaining before on increase of $209,027.05. The and surplus of the bank |hes, and for that immediately after perfecting his “These,’’ says the paper, "have mo. There will be battleships, tor­ into office as governor of Wyoming keeping a t the executive mansion. sine dio adjournment Mar. 4, con­ cnpitnl was declined, as permanent organization and nwnit been increased during tho year from pedo boat destroyers, supply ships, ut noon Monday. She will bo tiio Among the many personal belong­ met by the opposition with . and its value for the advent of the new ministry ever-embittered to $213,790.10 while intransigennee, repair vessels, mine swcupers nnd first woman in the United States ings brought to tho mnnsion by gress ia expected this week to dis­ $137,293.40 s American treat* which Chancellor Marx ia expected criticism, attacks and the governor elect ia n silver ser­ pose of sovcral important Issues the resources Jumped from $1,820,­ submarines in the fleet. to become the governor of a state. attempts at Inch wah debt prob- to hnVe ready for a formal appear­ a popular uprising, leading to three vice and, four silver candlesticks which have been hanging fire since 350.18 on Dec. 31, 1923 to $1,892,­ The battleships will be the New 4, ’v ■ 723.94 at the end of 1924 . York, Texas, Arkansas and Flor­ ance at a plenary session at Jh c end phenomena of growing gravity: that­ of the week. ...... hlmhis•*%retirement !>•- " i r " "■ the last session, among them the An appreciable gain is shown, ida. ■ The Wyoming, flagship of • ** « -____ i Jacksonville upon First, thfc rc-awxketrrng nnd rapid high Office Mrs. Ross requested , slnee, as chair­ tho The attem pt to bridge over the reorganization, of subversive forces the fleet, will ro t sail Monday thnt there be non* or the festivi­ after his third, term ns mayor of postal pay qm^tion nnd McFnd- however* in the* <li%>gici funding commlsand the Florida will be the leading thnt city. Thcso will grace the den banking bill. The senate has Seminole County bank. On Dec. indicated b their activity in ter­ present parliamentary deadlock ties usually attendant upon nn in­ . congress, he is temporarily. The Wyoming - tho , next four. agreed to vote again Tuesday on 31, 1923 the deposits in the hank The ceremonies which family table during the conduct of nogo- with a so-called non-partisan cabi­ rorisms nnd their I insurrectional \cs3ci now a t New York, is scheduled to auguration. nmounta to $1,140,905-15 while a will bo held in the senate chamber forelgn governments net recalls the crisis of two ycurs organizations. w ' rM.T! " t o * year late* they totaled $1,253,­ rail for Austrialin in a few dnvs. “Second, growing incitement ago, when failure to for.it o coali­ ut the state capitol will consist of their obligations tion government induced President among the Fascist rnnks, thus far She will Join the fleet in Panuma merely of the administration of the tin, Three Times Mayor of Jnck- by President Coolidge, whilo the 971.91 which .shows u gain of $100,­ Itntcs. sonville. In Appreciation of his house expects to reach u voto by 000.59. The capital und surplus restrained, but dangerous in caso in Februury. of office by Chief Justice C. H. nblo 1flurries about the Ebort to nuthorizo Wilhelm Cuno, of Tho fleet is to have extensive oath and upright administrations Snturday on tho McFaddcn propo­ of the institution is $125,000. a possible explosion. the Hamburg sMpning leader, to Potter of Wyoming supreme court, |he av.uation is back maneuvers a t Guantanamo and und u short inaugural statement by From police officers nnd city nn i sal. “Third,acute national unensiNo contruat of figures relative accept the chuncellorshin at the is been ever since county officinla 1923.” Pananin. At the former place there the woman governor. Other legislation, Including the to the Sanford Bank atid Trust ness, not only political, but cconomhead of n government wnich failed admitted * to the Several of the incoming govern­ Muscle Khoiils question which has is, which cannot be- overlooked will bo tnrgot practice, in which commission that he to command a majority in tho rcich- without Although the senate chamber or’s brothers nnd aisters, nnd a been before the senute -Xor soma Company could bo obtained a* all guns on the big chips will be grave financial conse­ stag. Its tenure of office wns the institution hns been in cxistJty to como to terms used. Tho firing will be at long will bo thrown open to the public, sister nnd brothcr-ln-Inw of Mrs. weeks will be laid aside Monday nnco for only 5 months. Deposits quences owing to the pressure of vouchsafed chiefly through unan­ ement of tho $3,000,nnd short ranges nnd prizes in earn there will bo no carnivnl nir sur­ Martin arrived nt tho mansion dur­ for a discussion of the postal pay contained in the bank amount to imous approval by tho rcichstug foreign nnti-Itnlian interests.’’ |tion. and pennants will be awarded the rounding the event. Even the cus­ ing the day to remain for the inau­ und rate problem. It is expected $447,253, according to the report Inexorable Chastisement of its policy of passive resistance iriods of recent agigun crews making tho best record. tomary gubernatorial reception gural ceremonies. Those in the thnt attempts will be made to put It is capitalized ut $50,00, hus n “ You solemnly promised in the matter were the to the Frnnco-Beigian invasion of chamber Saturday whnt Fnscism One of the features of the ma­ will bo dispensed with and Mrs. party were Mr. nnd Mrs. A. G. through the administration bill pro­ failure o ' French Fl- the Ruhr—an unarmed and un­ namely, young Itnly, of today, nnd neuvers will be night firing in Ross plans to retire to the govern­ Withee of Jacksonville, Mr. and viding for increases in both postal surplus amounting to $5,000 and a Clementel to include equal fight which ultimately wreck­ tomorrow has been awaiting for which aeroplanes will play n prom­ or’s mnnsion as soon as the brief Mrs. M. S. Tucker, Jacksonville; rates and salaries and, in the svent reserve fund of $15,000, making budget statement to ed German currency and economics months—the inexorable chastize- inent part. Small arms nnd nnti- formalities have been completed. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert O. Martin of of its failure, send tho vetoed it’s total resources $70,000. Bank officials, after consider­ ^hich caused a con* nnd foiced Germany to surrender nient Mrs. Ross’ election followed a Aponkn; Mr. and Mrs. Marshall salaries bill back to the commit­ of a bestial enemy nnd the nircruft guns will be used in this |burst, and the chcer- after eight months of futile oppo­ courngeous ing the various factors entering A. Martin. tee. swiftly climaxing turn of events practice. defence of the Fascist Clcmcntel had been sition. Real uircraft will bo snot with brought about by the death of tier The strenuous incident in mov­ Such developments would come Into the economic situation at San­ While it is gcnerallv assumed revolution personified in you. You und had confided to husband in Octdber during the ing to Taliahnsscc put Mrs. Martin real shell too. The nircruft in this before 4 p. m, Tuesday, the hour ford express their faith in still dramatically repeated the cry of 1; undeflnitc pro- that the three middle parties—the the tragic hero: “If there is sin ease, however, will be fastened to midst of a speaking enntpaign. in bed Sunday. She was sulfcring set for a vote on the question of greater growth in 1925. Industrial clericals, ths Peoples party nnd the tiding this debt. from a fever nnd it was necessary sustaining the presidential veto, commercial, ami ngricultural con­ the) reur of planes that will fly in Fascism, I wish thnt ull my vir­ Hastily summoned democratic Dcmoirul*—will permit their pres­ Isclosed thnt the secover the fleet ut n height of from and republican conventions nomi­ to cnll in a physician, but she wu:t with the possibility that action ditions are in lcrp ttcd us favormay kneel before that sin.” Vas ns fallacious as ent delegates, Chancellaor Marx tues 1,000 to 2,500 feet. The target to “The sin of revolution cannot the widow of the governor resting cosily tonight, nad it wa» may be taker, by the senate which ablo to great growth during the |hnt all the ambassn- Foreign Minister Slnst-mnnn and bo tried by contemporaries, only bo fired on will bo nt tho end of a nated and Eugene J. Sullivan, of Basin, believed she woQld be nblo to bo would tnnke u vote on the veto com irr year nmj. this, added to Minister of Defence G easier to re­ the finance minister the optiini.'tic outlook which the rope nbout 500 feet long. Captive history can give her verdict and Wyo. At the polls tho electorate out in time to take part In the in- unne vsury. ini memorandum with turn to their present offices, it is history’s name is not today, nor box kites flying aloft nbout 500 expressed in no uugurul ceremonies Tuesday. A fu r the postal question is out entire nation enjoys should make uncertain terms not yet evident thnt Marx will be Ability than the recent Hotels here Sunday night report­ of the way, the senatu again will 1925 bring to Sanford the „great will it be tomorrow, Sturzo, Alber- feet und held fast to the ship at its desire to have i*rs. Ross car­ Ambassador Jusser- nble to recruit other members of a tini, Amcndofa, T*-rati,’’ ed thnt every available room had bo in position to resumo consider-1«-'*t opportunities of its antire exthe end of u rope will provide ta r­ ry on the work started by her hus­ cabinet from either the nnticnalist [Secretary Mellon. gets for small arm shooting. band and she wns swept into office been engaged for innugural visit­ ntion of the Muscle Shoals problem, - istcncc. Fnranicci, the Fascist lender nt i or Micinlist parlies. got excited a t the Whilo the fleet will have plen­ by a plurality exceeding 1,000 ors, und they wee making prepsra- and to dispose of the nnnuul sup- J While the new government may Cremona, writes the following: intion of repudiation tions to handle a Inrge overflow fly bills, none of which has been ' ty of work, the crews will also votes. "\Ve who. hnvc been culled mad Co-Operative Selling iiccd it Joint resolution count on a rufficiei.t majority in and ignorant are now starting new hnvo plenty of time to pin). There by tho use of cots wherever possi­ taken up us yet. Mm. Ross conducted no cam­ the reichstng when national issues, iopted by the senate ble. is to be a series of athletic nnd On Tuesduy the house is expect­ Fascist era. Today we really hope paign, refusing to come from the Favored By President Expressing it* as the such no thnt affecting the allied de­ to Tho people of Tallahassee have ed to rcuch a final vote on the our revolution; we nre boxing events in which every ship’s seclusion of her mourning period resa thnt there should cision to regain on the Cologne aidedevelop to say to those who misjudge ctmpnny will take part. Two base­ ut the executive mansion, and left nrrnngcd to tnke cure of Nutional army supply bill, und ufter de­ In Washington Speech tgotiuted in this coun­ bridgehead, are up for action, a us; “Take olf your hats before ball leagues, copiposcd of sixteen her- cundiducy entirely in the guardsmen coming from Jackson- voting Wednesday to misc dlnneous debtor nation should non-partisan cabinet Is desired to these mud ignoramuses.’ teams, will play a rrgulnt sched­ hands of her friends, contenting measures to take up on Friday nn (Continued From I’ugo 3) WASHINGTO n T Jan. 5 .-T h e ’’ |d its mtention to re­ find itself bereft of any necessary ule of gumes while the fleet is in herself with the statement, thut, urgent deficiency appropriation bill, formulation of u definite policy rupporl on measures affecting in­ lations. which will curry among other item* icgarding pending legislation on Cuban waters. The winners of the if the people of Wyoming desired |ic of a note from the ternal affairs, where differences be­ championship in each Iciguc will to have her carry on her husband's more than $1,000,000,000 to be farmer cooperative marketing was tween the Socialists and sonic of iment—or what was pluy a "world series” for tho cham­ work they would so inform her on used in refunding tuxes illegally tho outstanding question before re­ the bourgeois parties are likely to a promise—pi^t a pionship of the fleet. The winner Nov. 4. collected. presentatives of the movement n4* congressional plan of confront it with heuvy opposition. of the world series will meet tho During the week, the house com­ sembled here Monday the thin! anSince her election rhe hup work­ The state of disorganization ob­ [recent developments champions of the Puciflc fleet at ed daily on budget recommenda­ mittee investigating the uircraft nuul convention of the Nationul kvive it. It Is suggest- taining in th j f eptri I government Panama for the championship of industry will resume hearings while Council of Farmers Cooperative tions she expects to muke to the [of congrers may take !n consequcnccs'of the parliamenta­ the navy. the senate sub-committee which Marketing Associations. legislature. ry impasse occurs at a time when Approximately 70,000 messages recommending the no The lightest Monday morning has before it the Crumton bill to Tho Atlantic nnd Pacic fleets totaling $13,921, nn increase of place prohibition enforcement un­ Cooperative marketing can nnd in event debtor coun­ Germany is confronted with the docket in several months was dis­ will enguge in n war game a*. Pan­ EVANGELISTIC CLUBS MEET $11,936 over 1923, were sent der a separate bureau in the treas­ should be made n success in Am­ open negotiation for necessity of dealing with important posed of this mornrng in Munici­ ama toward the close of the ma­ erica because it provides tho best foreign issues. a specified date. through the Sanford office of the pal Court by Judge James G. Shur- neuvers. JACKSONVILLE? Jan. 5.— A Western Union Telegraph Com- ury department plans to heur ad­ means for stabilising the country’s on, who tried 11 cases which re­ ditional testimony in opposition agricultural marketing organiza­ nneting will be held here Jan. in fines totaling $31 being Dunnellon— 1,500 acre tract on 31, Feb. 1 of the Business Men’s pnny during 1924, according to a to tho proposal. Issued For Sanford Heights And sulted tion, President Coolidge told tho imnosed, $4U in bonds estreated Withlaeoochee river to be exten­ E\angelistic Clubs of Florida. Com­ report made public Monday morn­ convention. IIu warned that co­ Georgetown May Soon and one dismissal. The highest fine ing by T. D. Dobbs, local manager. leans* Arrest sively developed as recreation have been upponited to a r­ Plan Erecting Modern operative marketing possessed no of the morning amounted to only park and divided into small farms. mittees The incrcnsc in per centage of tho range for the convention. 1921 receipts is about 25 per cent. Auto Display Rooms magicul attributes and asserted it IK, Jnn. 5.—Federal Get City Mail Service $10 while tho lowest $3, was or­ must start from tho soil to develop dered paid by two different offen­ of Illinois Monday In all save three months a sub­ Belief thnt the city delivery sys­ ders. ch w nrrnnt for tho stantial increase is shown during For Distributor Here upwards. The President also advised co­ Those who faced charges this on B. Means, former tem of Sanford will be extended the yenr 192-1. Tho months in ' justice agent, when to take in Sanford Heights and 'homing were: D. M. Jenkins, reck­ which the 1924 receipts were less Purchase of a lot having 148 operative marketing bo preached IPpear in court with Georgetown by Mar. 7 w.m ex- less driving, $3 nnd costs; Edgar than those for tho year precocding foot frontage on Palmetto Ave­ as a principle not a a panacea. Plumas B. Felder nnd piessed Monday mdrning by Post­ Mullinux, drunkenness und disor­ are September, Novmber and De­ nue between First and Second er W. Jurniecke far master J. P. flail who has been derly conduct, $5 •ami costs; J. M. cember but in no case does tho de­ Streets, ut u consideration report­ Helpless In Storm WASHINGTON. Jan. 5— Tho anJ not designed for a long-time crease Ike of conspiracy to working on tht> plan for some Stafford, drunkenness and disorder­ exceed $300 while increases ed at $16,900 by W. M. Scott and time. Securing city delivery for ly conduct, $5 and costs: Z. J. president's agricultural commis­ policy. Assistance for the cattle­ as high aa1' $1,000 for a single nssoclutvs wns announced Monday British Ship Drifts sion appointed to recommend meas­ Jerry, reckless driving, $10 ami men, it wus thought, would be this section, is expected to relieve month Is shown. ' morning by the A. P. Connelly and ures for ngricultural relief, will •eight chiefly through financial shortage in boxes which has costs} Henry Walker, vugruncy, 10 Following Is a tabulated report Sons Realty company through BOSTON, Jan. 5.—The British [rivers Strike akeen ut the department of ag­ ami tariff channels. It is planned annoying local postoffice of- days on the streets or n fine of $5; convene steamer Sachem bound from Liver­ of the business handled during which thu deni wus transacted. riculture, Monday after u recess W. M. DuBosc, speeding $3 and to establish connections with bunk-, the, two w yenrs: for more than a yenr. . n • . -i. , , of six weeks. 1Dollar Raise ficials pool to Boston is drifting help­ Announcement also us was made of ing organizations now deuling with af There is a waiting list of more coa*;H* D. W. disorderly 1921 the purchusu by the Standard Oil lessly in heavy seas 350 miles ofif 192.1 The_ members will meet,. Chair----- live stock men and to deviso u p ro -1Tll„ ,Jap, 5.— Hospitals th'-n 100 for boxes. There are. in d u c t, U ° bomi estreated; Ka..... .... ........... . $2,730 $0,753 Company of u lot at the corner the Newfoundland coast with her Robert D. Carey has hnnounc- gram which would meet the sup-'t,- , I" will he tho only in- however only 801) boxes in the of- 7° J sSa ifnn,e tt’. dis,o r?erJ.y„ S°n/ man ........... ...... ....... 3,767 7,212 of and Sunford Avenues rudder broken, according to a mes­ Neil Lof- ed. with the expectation of a rriv -1port of the bankers. Further relief | , — -------------- 6.722 7,100 at nCelery sage received Monduy by agents pH:,d with coal here fi.-e. The citv delivery will cause i dut■t• ,1,°, bo,u^ consideration of $0,000. ing quickly at a decision on means ■ is expected to bo found In the m ar-1 “ ' la ' of the vessel here. The steamer t of the wugo dU- aIn number„„of ,|L present box holders ,1[U-.Ta. r i a r i n Vln\f *l? \pr. ......-------------4,395 5,795 of relieving distress among liveketlng end of the industry. Tho purchasers of tho Pulmettreated; Clnrence Murphy, drunk- t A m L *«i a m *t’L _ - _ * * l _ l __ __ A.---- I rx 4 * .. the strike Monday k o a the boxes they n° w | ennes8> |i o bonj estreated and D. ustock ....... ..... ...... .... 3,115 3,658 tn Avenuo lot are contemplating Manchester Hero Is hurrying to men. The cattle Industry Before concluding its recommen-! teamsters truck driv------------------ 1,700 2,815 the erection of n modern garage her assistance. und co-operative marketing also dations regarding co-operative . . . mnnv J " W. Bennett, reckless driving, dlsInday by the Coal many of those who now seek boxes mj8!!t.ti> ....................... 1,483 1,713 buildinvjjt is understood. The are before the commission for * marketing of agricultural products, jy 1 y Inion. Teamster dc- it is declared. NEGROES PAY PENALTY priotity consideration. 1.174 purposed building is to be equip­ ....................1*844 the commission plans to confer Jallurj day raise. A request to the post office de­ Members of the commission said with leaders of tho national coun­ ...... ........ ......... 1,425 1,284 ped with elaborate show tboms RALEIGH, Jan. 5. — Kenneth Markets. partment for more boxes is to be Sunday it was hoped to present cil of co-operative marketing asso- Oct. - ............ .......... 1,419 1,744 and will be mude the distributing e—10 acre tract in made shortly though it is expect­ CHICAGO. Jan. 5. —Wheat. May to the present congress come relief riations, which is to meet here the ^*ov. ------------------ 1,811 1,720 venter of this section of the state, Hale and John LeaTc, negroes, wero electrocuted at the state prison riojonix Pnrk and for- ed that considerable time will be 1.76** to 1.77; July 1.52V* to 1.52%. legislation and they were of the forepart of the week. It is un- Dec. --------------------3,048 2,701 it is said. The Standard Oil hero Monday for murder Aug. 7 P'ct, to be developed required before relief comes from Corn: May, 1 . 2 7 to 1.27%. Oats: opinion that such legislation should derstood others will be usked to Company will erect a filling station last of Churlie Garwood, white tax* ivision. May, 60% to 60%. this quarter. be purely of an emergency nature appear a t hearings o* the body. Total .......— ........ ..$31,988 $13,924 according to present piu.. . driver, Lrxiiwton -If, C Also $660,000 Is Gain Of Past 2 Years EBERT’S CABINET PLAN UNFAVORED BY NEWSPAPERS f 30 NAVAL VESSELS WIFE OF FORMER DEPART MONDAY GOVERNOR TAKES FOR MANEUVERS WYOMING OFFICE CONGRESS FACING IMPORTANT TASK DURING 2 MONTHS Telegraph Office Reports Large Gain During Last Year Court Session I s Lightest Monday In Several Months Coolidge’s Farm Commission Ready To Reconvene After Short Recess i I ' ; •> 1 | ! I I iK t % i j i M r , rt ■r< �▼ a *a • _-1▼ F/i mn. ««t.M K « S t ARTS CLOSES Saturday In every department you will realize what this sale will mean to' you. With this announcement stocks are at their best, hence we urgently request that you come while selection is unre­ stricted. Clearance Prices on Ladies’ Ready-to-wear, cotton and silk piece goods. Men and boy’s furnishings DOMESTIC AND TOWELS Large size Bath Towels. Ex tra heavy f o r ................. ....44< Colored Borders, baih and huck towels, for........ .........29c Special lot T o r ................... 21c 31x90 Mohawk Sheets....$1.69 Mohawk Cases for............. lie 3G-in soft Bleaching......... 2lc Nice quality long cloth..... 16c Pajam a Check, 36 inch. Best g ra d e ........ ........................... 21c Colored Lingerie Cloths, small checks und pluin dimity, fast colors for ............................44c SILK SPECIAL Mollinson Roshanary Crepe and Chin Chilla Satin. The Ynrd......... ............ Special.. Prices., on.. Everfast Eahrics, guaranteed fust to sun and water. EVERFAST SUITING Molly O Crepe in colors Speciul the y ard ........... Pussy Willow in all colors white and black ......... ..... CHIFFON VELVET Small check and stripes ........................................ Navy, black and brown fi* 40 inches wide, for............ EverfSSt Plain Gingham cloths .......................................... Everfast Linen . The yard ................................... 40-IN. CREPE DE CHINE In light und durk colors fit for the yurd ..... :.................V -*- Extru heavy fit A The yard .............................. {V WOOL GOODS 32 inches wide in new check and stripes, fast colors for..... 29c All wool. Some with fur collars. Values up to $29.00. Special for................... LOT NO. 2—Satin Crepe, Crepede Chins and wool flannel. Value up to $39.75. Clearance price ... ONE LOT COATS values up to $39.50 Sale price ................................................ LOT NO. 3.— Betty Wales and Irene Castle fine dresses m aterials and Exclusive styles C* Values up to $59.00 .............................................. V * * BEST COATS in very fine m aterials. All nicely tailored. Some plain and fur trimmed. Values up /ftA to $50.00. Sale price......................................... a 4* # ” ” CHILDREN’S COATS Soft Finish Gingham. 32inch. 50c value for the yard One lot Children’s Coats. All extremely nice material. Values up to $12.00 for.................... LADIES’ SILK UNDERWEAR CURTAIN 'MATERIALS 3G-inch, all-wool Crepe, brown, tan navy, bluck. Also Sheppard check serge and Poiret Twill. riff One ta b le .............................. op J i .a i i / 3 STRIPE FLANNEL 54 inches wide fit A Q C The yurd .... 69c 59c 95c GINGHAM 40 INCH. CREPES AND CANTON LADIES’ LONG COATS LOT NO. 1—Wool and Silk Dresses. Some new Mid-winter styles, values up to $29.00. Sale price EVERFAST GINGHAM 36-inch M arquisette and Voiles, and ecru for < the yard . t Jersey Silk and Crepe de Chine Teddies, Bloomers and Stepin. $2.50 and $2.75. W hite and flesh fi»*| Sale price ......................................................................... One lot Children’s Coats. Values up to $8.00. Sizes 8 to 12. Special....... - Q f*! FANCY SILK EVERFAST DRAPERY For kimonas, linings and lamp shades floral designs. <gt<« H f? Special for the yard........... tj) JL • a In Rose, blue, gold, fast to sun and w ater and ever- £ fast cretones, yd O J v ONE TABLE of Silk Underwear Special sale price............................................ $ 2 .9 5 SPECIAL LOT OF CORSETS Values up to $2.75. Close o u t.............. $ 1 .9 5 PRICES CUT TO CLEAR OUT MEN’S SUITS Curley’s Suits for men, velvet finish and serge and fancy worsted. Some with two pair of pants. All new, clean merchandise. P i F* AH sizes .............. ........................................................................................... f y Z J f e i a Suits for youths in fancy greys and tans iP A * # Some with two pants. Sale price......................................................... i* g MEN’S UNDERWEAR 2-piece drawers and shirts winter weight. Each / MEN’S PANTS One lot serge and fancy worsted pants up to $6.50 • g g MEN’S SHIRTS * White and colors, oxford cloth, broad clytji, with and without O A collars, for ............. ... WORK PANTS Khaki, heavy weight. (£<g Headlight . $2.60value f u r< J X i i f y SWEATERS FOR LADIES' All wool sweaters Values $5.00 ...... CLEARANCE PRICES ON BOYS’ SUITS One lot of Serges and Grey and Brown fancy worsted Some with two pair pants............. f............................................................. BOY’S BLOUSES AND SHIRTS Fast canton ‘’BeU’’ Blouses, shirts W hite and < 6 ^ E JQ solid colors ... v O ’U to t p J l e v i / BOYS’ AND MEN’S SWEATERS All-wool slip-over and coat styles BOYS SCHOOL PANTS All-wool nicely Q A Q ff tailored ................................ BOYS CAPS— Plain flannel, small shape 98c $1.95 CLOSES SATURDAY, JANUARY lO PRICES CUT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT HATS FOR BOYS One lot Hats for small fi boys. Value $1.75 for each tf -------------- ■ ■ ■ ■ S M ia a a a a H u a a a H B B a a a B H ia ^ H n a B tn iiia a « a a H B a a a B a a flB iiu ii» a a m ia B a a d jB a aB aaaflaaaH K * �icing Ensemble •T h e a tre or DELAND, F L A . polo V x V * » ? 7 F iF - i F O R O N E S P E C lA f . P E R F O R M A N C E Vr&WrGmiiheiital9ouy OT the ^H stM tdshetl(n-V>_" Catholics Organize National Federation to Oppose Ap­ plication of. paw of 1905 SepavaOngChnrch and State v i U1IRV ivraicaiv m a t J n t Rages Between Those Pne Favor Popularization i*4 Members of Old School iRfDONf .Jan. 3^—British polo, Ilf, moment, Is without a head. It la not without tales. There tales of polities played within body that used to govern the ej tales of fights between those would democratise the sport die-hards who would retain ItsJ »cter as a game for gentle-1 only, and preferably wealthy! mmon; tales of Intrigue and tivm and czarism in selecting am that was so soundly Jed in September by America’s Four on Long Island; and tales ing dll theso unpleasantt sto- " V -A >£ PA fcis, ‘J a n 3 / - r \ national fed- has been is Castelnau, and m eelioEifitiW itt*4 of Citholies, c o n t l n u t ^ p l a c e through out the country^fpr the purpose of .opposing the?'government’s propos­ als with rognrd to the church. D fn ctm C iyU r tn J H u tf Premier j'H e rrio t In a recent rperch nt Spinal is quoted as hav­ Mail Orders Now Being: Pilfer i ing said;'.;"Jfccliglon is just ono a?poet of the liberty of French­ . PRICES—*$1.00—$2.00— 13.00—Plus’Ta* man. Laity demands th at tho I t insists For beat results the coffee should people bo sovereign. Seats On Sale Saturday, iq that our interests be regulated not A WHOLE VEGETABLE DIN be freshly ground. Surprising as 't of tha tumultuous torrent of -N O T E -. la, spoken and written, some U will be to moat, Professor Pres­ in the name of a confession, even NCR ON A SIN OLE of..an organization in control cott says that the coffee should not if such a confession is the muni FLATTER In Every City Whene Mina Anglin a n d ' Mr. Faversham JBn, KAU1Q in Jhis country is ex­ be more than two minutes In water widely received in the country." pcnrctl the House f f o s Sold Out soon to be born. None seems of from 18& to 203 degrees Fahren­ The program upon which the VegetaUo salads are a very ap­ h e it A t these temperatures most radical-socialist now exactly whst form this was elected GET YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE nizntion will take. Some ad- petising. and healthful diah and of the caffeine will be dissolved, last May called party for "a strict ap­ Ui.jui all-embracing national should be served a few times a says Professor Prescott the flavor- plication of the law of 1000 con­ similar to the United States w e* during the summer monthe Aaioqintfon. Others favor ra­ whUe fresh vegetables are avail­ giving oils will not be boiled away. cerning the complete separation of | church ond state." ng to the old system of vest- able. Cardinal Dubois, some weeks lrt. on;,t club, the Hurlingham, Moet houaewlvee know that these ago, published in the official or­ •wmnking and administrative gan of the Catholic party in r to govern the sport In Great ■eteaa can be served most ultra oFrance, a protest against damIn and the empire. This club tieely and maLa a tremendous ap­ monism, saying it would prove I 1 select teams for InternatJqn. peal to the members of the family the rnin of France and asking all ] who e e « i home tiled out after itcljos. Frenchmen to band themselves to­ rd Wimbome, for years an w»ik on a hot day. *44.11 SOS.ST 4Nln*ra Falla, tAtlantic t’ltr gether . "in sacred union for tho | fiatlopnl player and a promiTha objection raised is that a .10.Ml tN rir York, N. Y. Mil ..llalllmalr. Mil. BEETS—APPETIZING AND defense of law and order, author­ -faetpr in regulating and fl- salad of this kind should be made Phllndelthta, Pa. .14M 43.13 Runlim, Mans, ity, property, morality, patriotism | rt, has retired from up of threo or four vegetables and 43.4H ■Plttafcaml. Pa. HSJl | t hlrnKO, III, JUICY i Navaaaah. Oa. «LM, L.1I He has not, how- that the cooking of these vegeta­ and religion." XUI .01 •Talcdo, O. expressed any intention to bles requires a few flames burning At -Tours, n mass meeting of '.13 •t\-a<hl,Kton. !>.(’. M.TI Many Inexperienced housewives Catholics was held recently for th* Ion participation in the ad- on the stove for a t least an hour, tVla nalllmrtrc «t i nh rail. traUve end of polo. His adserve tasteless, colorless beets, sim­ purpose of "defending the rights making the kitchen unbearable. m e a l s ( e x c e p t t i c k e t s f o r Oaf*] ind his parte, it is assumed, privileges which they now en­ lic it Is a suggestion for a salad ply because they do not know how and a n n u li , ( l a .) All r o o m s r>u A llu g l ia n y uni] n.-rk-J *111 he available, to prepare them. They either eut joy." This meeting was presided s h i m am ] nomo ro o m s on o th e r a te a in e rs h a rt| recent months Lord Flmborne of four vegetables which esn all be tha leave* off too close to tha root over by the Archbishop of Tours e x t r a chnrttc. boiled together, leaving the kitchen teen-criticized by those who Snlllnv r«ir llaltliuore via Nnvannah SiOO p, R., and the Abbe Bergey, a deputy, or test them too oftan with a fork r *h.e . "Port made more dem- cool and comfortable and saving while Alleghany Uec. 3-13-14—Jan. 1-14.Ill A resolution was whila boiling. One Ona method la as addressed it. Juniata Dec. fi-17-27—Jan. 7-17.ll f . tnftfcularly Lord Wode- considerable fuel. passed demanding tho abrogation bad as the other and to la the re­ Gloucester lire. lo-JO-JI—Jun. ld-ll-ll) ■<r: Scrape and cut up some young of nil laws contrary to Catholic Mile. Nyatn Nyokn, famous Cnmbodginn dancer, well known to A m eri-! ‘SJtrrtT *5 4 ^ 5of1 arrogating ■ p eer ““ used SaiSIngs for Pnlladolphla via Bavnnnah C P. M. Wihibdrnfe to carrot*, prepare iomo string beans s u lt j OIK WAY KAIIGS—JAUXNONVIM.K TO To get the\beet results, Just cut rights, and declaring the intention enn audiences, will lend the combined Cambodgian and Javanese dnne-j dr thq power of picking tho in about two wo inch lengths, and of Catholics to stnnd together and ing ensemble which will be a feature of the 1025 Exhibition of Dec­ Nantucket Uco. 1-11-23 Jnn. 1-12-SI , , ntlonnl teams. Lord Wode- rheli some fresh lima beans and off 11,8 ,eave* *bont thro* ,nche, to offer resistance until their orative A rt In Paris. Persian Dec. J-K.-SG Jan. G-1G-KM Ilorkshlro Dec. !ZiU-29 Jan. R-19-M • has also advocated opening peas. Place all In «u an U enameled th8 root—no UOIU61CU from , _ .other . trimming claims triumphed. •ltc" pf the polo fields to tha Ware n u n puLtc^aii, the t beets genFor space and Information addm . saucepan cover with cold *8 necessary. “Scrub — *“ ‘u* “ ‘------The annual assembly of the which nt present is barred water and add s a lt When finishMAYOR ASSASSINATED Pnt thom ,n • » «nameled wars Catholics of the Nord, and I’as-deDEPARTMENT “AJ " All but one of the larger clubs cd, pour Into an enameled ware MWepan, cover with cold water Cnlais departments, held at Lille, members and their invited1 HAVANA, Jan. 3.—The Mayor w art voted a protest against "the re* l» ’Mifig privileged to watch colander to drain and cooL If *nd *dd • ° ,L u “ cmxnclcd ware is used th ert will lure that thay will keap thair awakening of the religious striigemc3. of Guantanamo, Manuel Salan, has TRANSPORTATION CO. •<p»>hnt .will come of tho to no danger of tha vegetables ba- bright red color, because thla wara •do provoked by the party now In been nssamlnnted according to a power.” It nlso declared Its de­ does not *ff#ct 0,8 8cida {n W nent over how tho . game coming discolored. termination to obtnln tho integral despatch from Elmundo. No de­ J bn governed In Great BritCover a platter with lettuca u b le*Ul8m bo11 f°r thcrc are ns yet no definite In­ loaves and place the heart In the ut8* bo*018 testtflK th8m* Wh8P recognition of the rights of Cath­ RICHMOND, Va., Jnn. 3.—As- tails were given. ins. If the recent history of center. When tho vegotebles are theT »r8 «f°od *nd ten d er pour off olicism in thu schools, family and snteague,- a densely wooded island expressed a general tendency cold, distribute them on top of the water and peel them. Cut in Hociul life.” whose chores are washed by the Itlsh sport, ono might ex- lettuce. If you have any cold left- quarter of an inch slices and tuck > waves of tho open Atlantic, lying .o see | polo popularized. ever potatoes, they can be diced • few lumps of butter between tha * just beyond the network of bays a n j added to tha salad. Garnish layers, nnd islunds forming tho isolated lei Prisoner Wins with a few sliced hard-boiled eggs, counties of eastern Virginin, may celery, radishes and ollvea. This rdon of K ing Boris will make an elaborate-looking but BAKED FISH WITH PARS­ soon bo.to the sailors of the onst LEY SAUCE jMlJmtjc vrfiul the (binaries are 4o W M « • * F ^IA, Jan. 2.-gOn the ground ■Imply prepared meal. --------------- S t> M« Jki I\ A tnbffe of tne W-st, a haven of ref­ io lias bocomo n-good workGAINESVILLE, Fla., Jan. 3. — Fish makes a nice light aupper nlnco ho was arrested for uge. To be separated from tho general A SCIENTIFIC CUP OP SPECIAL PRICES very much appreciated in warm r and sentenced to death, flock several weeks before hand Coastwise shipping interests, COFFEE weather, and bluefieh, weakflah See Boris has refused to confirm and then given special care nm( 1 ■■■ ■! and fresh mackerel offer a variaty' attention, should be the lot of fowls weary of the huge toll nt ships, oner a death-sontenec. This goods nnd men cxncted when tho If wq told tha tru th wo could all nt this season. I t Is especially nice , relcctcd for the poultry exhibit, fury of winter storms descends !« he hnH maintained despite sistencc of tho judicial and own up to numerous cups of un- baked and an agreeable change in | according to extension poultrynien from the north, have enlisted the FIRST STR! authorities that the interests palatable coffee that we have had the usual routine of ro ast broil, of the Florida College of Agricul­ aid of commercial interests of VirPH O N E 548. state would bo best served in oar own hotnea or a t the homes fry and boll. Anothor advantage ture. jginiu, Delaware and New England carrying out of the death of friends where wo know that tho is that It requires such a ehort Train the birds to pose correct y, in their plea for the United States beat of coffee iPuaed. There aro two tlmo to cook, and although many and not to be frightened; and white ’government to establish off Assrt•xjdalning his decision the kinds that are particularly dis- housewives realize this they are birds should he washed, but this s [ilcague a haven for tempest driven laid: averse to baking fish becauso they not necessary in the case of part y ships. tv cun I consent to tha tnk- tasteful—tho bitter kind and the have experienced some trouble in colored birds, provided they have Steamers towing barges of Vir­ ’ the life of this prisoner, too finely ground—almost pulvor been kept in clean quarters. The ginin coal consigned to New En­ ■ U ffjSmoral i0" 11 d—-which leaves a sediment on removing It from tho baking pan He has shown enough face, comb, wattles, legs and feet ■ ton*uo «nd a choky feeling in to a plotter. Thla difficulty can b« should he given a thorough washing gland ports have had to tight ter­ to become on rific sen:; along thnt particular por­ .onm en t.’*| ones threat. overcome by using an enameled and cleaning just heforo starting to nit since his imprisonment tion of the const, nnd many car­ nut a t last the scientists have ware baking pan. No ** transferring ‘ — *— 1— tho show, it is advised. goes have been lost in the shoals — __ necessary then—tha fish rELOP8 WATERFRONT By all means the owner should and treacherous waves. In recent found tho secret of making good | will be PETERSBURG, Jan. 3.—A coffee. In a report entitled "Scion can be garnished with lemon and necompuny his exhibit to the shew years 42 vessels and 22 lives have and # oerved intact orpnration has been formed tlfk Coffee recently »is» ' watercress c a iResearch," s v a t a i ” ” ~ ,- •- • - » L■in. L• the _J• and stay with the birds through been lost within a fw leagues of their buttle for supremacy. lie where the haven of reugo is pint'lldtich will begin development sued by Snmuel C. Prescott, Pro- chinn-like pan in which it U ba should talk the good qualities of ed. Property loss in these wrecks | big holdings lying between feasor in tho Department of Blolo- RcmoyiDI| t£ ° t / Cf!,™, ta ll^ n d ikewood Hntates and Hu­ gy and Public Health in tha Mas- with a dull knlfo front th* tall and his breed to every man and wo- alone has been estimated at ubovo nt waterfront of I’incllar, snctiui/etts Institute of Technology, split tho fish down the belly, man passing the poultrynien sug. ♦4,000,000. gust. , according to local nn- many facte of interest aro re- Clean, wipe and dry a Only n few people live on AssaAny bird having the following teugue Island, a strip of pines and !■ nunt. Surveys arc now besalt Inaido and o u t Dredgo with defects they say should not be u b by engineers to obtain Plofessor Prescott maintains that flour, season with o little black or considered for exhibition: Lop sandi. The greater portion of th e ’* ir t:so of landscape special tho blend of coffee has very little cayenne pepper. island is given over to the raising " lace the n laying out u system of W R i e on the flavor produced- with the inside upward In e well- combs, except females of the Med­ of wild rattle und ponies. Fish- • iyc, waterfront drives and tJ » t ueffra of low commercial buttered enameled ware baking iterranean varieties — Leghorns, ernien take u livilihood front the Anconns, Minorcan; side sprigs on sea in much the same fashion as . Tho scheme contemplates I fW V pan and put a piece of butter about tho blude of single-comb varieties their ancestors did on the British grade, if freshly roasted end : mints that will oxtend ov-j '■» * srlod of ftVtt years at a cost, and properly prepared, Is the size of an egg on top of the (uingle combs of males or rose Isles. better tlm u bigh-grado coffee when llsh. Place In a hot oven without combs of either male or female .000^100, u is declared. 1 ...................................... fulling to one side); white in face of Leghorns, Anconns and Minor- Chamber Officials To If you are on the market for Celery Wire r t d i f i n t i f ' i i i a h n t i r n else polnU out th at tho utensils brown pour e half c p cits; crooked tail, crooked back, { A t l t l O n C U t S U O W A wepleyed ere of the utmost lm- water Into the pan and bos tail; any feathers on Consider Kxhibit Plan e of Gas In Haiti portewte. MeUl ra n u ln .rs should pcatedly every mlJ^# d squirrel or Crate Nails, etc. shunks or toes of non-feathered va­ _____ never be need, says tho report, bo- wards. Bake until tender Karl Lehman, secretary of the rieties. mado T-AU-PttINCE, Haiti- Jan. « u « ttto action of coffee infusion ««rve w th . on|ons mixcd There will ho county and com­ Orlando Chamber of Commerce, ac­ iti today hus her gr.rolinu1 ea mej&la la pronounced, and bit- chopped par ty' munity fairs in many more coun­ companied by Eurl Brown, will This inland republic Las ex- icr. witraigent or metallic lastca with s a lt vineg * ties of the State this winter. Fuir come to Sanford Monday for u con­ cd every degree of wnrfure 1 7*»r r,. (o-oduced. Enameled ware', New potatoes bo d ___ their associations recognize the import­ ference with Sanford Chamber of _.i . *n-. •- *to ■- modernn w.-U ^ vitreous, porcelain sur Jackets on and fresh aspuragus ance of good poultry and will offe:- Commerce officials relative to thu nsient flintlock ------, ----------c gun but to the joy of tho io ) vPClV •v t mfliianca on thu taste | with drawn butter would add the attractive prizes for all classes of proposal of having Seminole coun­ h who are automobile ownHtiindard poultry, turkeys, ducks ty represented in the Southern Ex­ i-1 finishing touches for a nice meal. fit at gasoline haute is now { ' nml geese and rabbits, it is sug­ position to lie held in Madison /aged bvtworn garages und gested. Those interested iti bet­ qunre Garden in New York. ase lot m^rchnntn. tering the poultry industry in Flor­ rears the price of gneoline install Restaurant ida are said to be always anxious COMPTROLLER ISSUES CALL Many Fail to Qualify er been lower than 60 cunta for raisers of poultry to take ad­ WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. — The it nt the retail filling stivAs Public Accountants vantage of these fairs. For Rome Pilgrims Comptroller of Currency Saturday i until the sittulV m erchnrt issued u call for the condition of | to butt in und secure a Lit ItOMfi, Jnn. 3.—The big st|Uuro in NEW YORK, Jun. 3.—Less than Coolidge Will Have National Bunks at close of business 1 .ream ut thin high price by tin* vhadow of the Castle of St. g the commodity in case Angola has been leased by the one-third of thu candidates who Old Style Inaugural Dec. 31. tried the examination Nov. 13 und municipal authorities to a Genoese night the price dropped restaurateur for the construction I I for certified public accountant WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—W. T. > to H6 cents a gnllon and, of a huge populur-priced restaurant registration conducted in 2D states Gnlligher, Washington Banker, was n tnenot-o of the smr«J1 trad- to acccmmodutu lit thousands of Holy and the Territory of ltawuii aue- selected by President Coolidgo to -1 a prir.-e from now on will Y».*ar pilgrims to Rome during 11125. i ~ us chairman of the committee ntai'.ied at approximately Tho plot of ground, comprising) ect'dcd in passing, according to day to huve charge of the inaugural el the American Institute of Accountabout two acres, is now occupied i ceremonies on Mar. 4. Mr,. Galii-0 --- * ——---by an amusement park, a miniature | ants, wjtigh prepared the eXfiminu- (h e r announced after c-jiifortnce Coney Island, but uU these gaudy tUtn-f- -There’' ftrere BOO csndi>iated with the President that hs favored nese Emperor trappings will Ut.rqmoved unt. ontei the old fashioned Inaugural cerew l ^ l j l ; assetl, 122 were eort- monies. uffers Mental Ills air restaurant pAvillionn installed JdAtomid, • HSS failed. 'Hat state where munis will he served at a flat ... ....... Ai accountancy choperutu It was untiounecd also inut'there boards of IO, Jan. 3.—Despite general rate of nine lire, about -10 cents. with the Institute in conducting the will be a revival of the inaugural1 Including a bottle of wine. em rnt in his physical conexamination. Papers lire rated ball. President Coolidge announc- > the Emperor of Jupan can­ both by the institute’s board of ex­ ed that while he hnd no objection LONDON SKI 1.8 FLATS Before making your final selection, hear nil the other phonographs and have the one you think b e s t (sent to safter from weakened aminers und by the state bourds. to the bull, he himself would not I attend. to your home on approval. Then let ua place beside it a New Edison phonograph so th at you m n v conipar* y and difficulty In speech, California was first with 10 sue. LONDON, Jun. —iie&uiu- ... Plans for the proposed parade ing to a statement issued by rapid modernization of iLondon. , cessful candidate, and Indiana secthe two. V ..................... would be worked out by Guliigher lysicians of the imperial the great methopolis is not to have I ond with 24. and the congressional committee re. This is the final test of m erit—the only test th a t is fair to you—and it will assure your lasting satisfac told. f the advantage, pirat desirable in a j * —.— v ~t— ---------cently selected ami the plans sub­ physicians improvement still hope, howin 1 ,cllm.a te “5 uncertain as that of I RADIO RAMPANT IN ENGLAND mitted to the president A small initial payment will place the instrument of your choice in your horn oaiostv’s effectm eno London, of central steam heating --------- -■ ’ ■in its new houses now being erectLONDON, Jnn. 3.—The number WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.—Antenable him to take his pro- et| by the London County Council jot persons in Great Britain who bussadors Kellogg of lztndon and 'have taken out wireless receiving irt in the celebration of the for middle-class tenants. " " n" * *“ ***4 ' W | l T . 7 r i . ' k of P .H .. „ i,h Colonel al couple, due to be held The house committee of the coun- ........ ... James A. Logun will represent the growing steadily. It Iff, 1'j 25. His Majesty ha-; cil recent I yreported that, in view I mark, and is • » i t Z......... States ut the Allied finance > steadily In weikht since ■ of the present legal restrictionr. | it estimated th a t the actual num- United minister** meeting to convene in W* r e m o t e hast tho ebst h f suth hfcftMv tnbtdllaher of lis te n e r-in exceeds 4,000,peingf 'nnd Paris Wednesday tio nwmiM be prohibitive*. 000* red. C Cooking— Art and Science January 3 m Mariners Plan T o Lessen Dangers Of Virginian C o a s t MERCHANTS & MINERS! Chickens For Show Should Be Washed • YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE w w ii s b v v h m j t a SELLING AT COST Three 2-Horse IRON AGE SPRAYERS ' Call 446 HILL IMPLEMENT COMPANY %eNEW,EDISON H ere’s%\the One R E A L s.. e C I I_____e l _____ _ i l ____ < ■ J.H .H interm ister P ian o G �IEff.il.EW ISijrttf n?^?opmfnt o f State Shown ,'In Fn?l TM t Few Charced, fot/Qharier Imue Arc 570,000’ In Decembi - h InvcntorXIaims Will rer 2,700t» Hbtocpower K U O t i * . J l n l i S ^ J H o w to iCUy remo fnrmi avail himself of the withdrawal by Tuan Ght-iui and. Marshal Chany tike you eclleve yeur.^DWi Tso-llirdf th e restriction* Imposed upon W*ifctby Gcneril f e n r YuhsUrf&wjlffnjfcy hi*Was ' forced 'to Heir headache, dlizy spells) stomach 4tronr,flwhfnl> Is’A! nnd when the weather is 'hi had the rain" have rhodmatlc tlrlrtges.,1T of th e Im ^ n ia l City becnusaihe tne is cloudy, -full o fM a i disliked the fmpcrihl system which channels often *nt. it wottlS be mrtcftsnry to' mhititdin scalds nnd you are obliged L there. .Instead he looked forward relief two or-.thro© times ; with Jtrtn delight to a future life , ^ of freoObm. He proposed, ho add* the night. [ Either consult a good, r cd, to visit his ancestor's tombs in Manchuria ns ; aan as possiblee, aft* physician a t . onco , o r .gat cr wliicfl he hoped to seo some­ your druggist about four < of Jad Salts; ta k e n- trrMcsp thing of tho world. Hsuan Tuny, referring to the in a glass of w ater bafora 1 four Imperial libraries, made fast for a few days and yoc known thnt he recently hnd pro* neys may* than oct fine. posed the publication throughout famous salts is made fro mt tho world of the "Golden Treasur­ id of grapes and lomoa Juice ies of Chinoao Literature" not as bined with Mithia, and has a commercial venture hut as nn in­ used for years to help ctea teresting revelation of secret his­ stimulate sluggish kidneys, i tory and n true picture of-Oriental neutralise' ad d s In tho syhtt civilisation through tho ages. For* they no longer •Irritate*, thtis mar President Tsno Kun, however, relieving bladder w eakness.' had raised objections to thin proJad Salts Is inexpensive nsni. Tho libraries Include dynnsnot Injure ard .makes a deli Ic and popular histories, classics, effervescent llthla w a te r. and other works of raro nkilt. Drinks lota of soft water. ,1 means , have your phynida Buenas Aires Nears amine your kldneyt a t least a year. * 2,000,000 Population TALLAHASSEE, / F la , Jan. X S eciptaiiy'dr Stale Henry Hay rajffj^rd i» ( >arftVnt desperate, [tf!» hl3 bnclLhgiiltoat the wall.i hto speak, nmh tys hnruly knows m S ssM which Is so affected by lications. This he docs not like, bccauro just so long as the chart* ci.a are held up In this way tho business projects Involved aro de­ layed just so much in getting darted. The .secretary of state, however, is without authority to remedy the situation, in so far as putting on additional typists nnd clerks is concerned, as his office K*n' no contingent fund. Ho has found temporary relief, though through tho nid of Governor H ar­ dee Avho has agreed to jn y two more clerks from his contingent e than the height of the that, for. axatnple, a ten-, s can deliver 15,2po horse iT i fafidbcrg v declares that K W rafts bf tty? type fcady .O u t production iuld built - on top of ■d that they would » r factories 'that develop [chem ical. fertilizers out I water. He makes also Ing claim that an mlapl» invention can be made [so that enough power, ki a .moderate sea, could ■d to the propeller shaft In average freighter at hi speed derived from ! [-Chicago, (-147.5) 0 orstrn; 7-0 children, hlcago (4-18) 7*8 conIcnl; 10-2" ontcrthlncm. /Chicago (530) G:35 bedu; 7 concert; 7:30 stage [ musical; 8:20 speeches; ■ al; ilttutt •humtv Chicago (345) 0:30 organ ftniners; 7:4ft VVfS thoa20:30 farm program; 0 orchescstra. nu cTassicair *u o: aiwkffspcarlan dram a; -Cincinnati (423) G conorchestra; 10:30 quartet, I—Cincinnati (300) 7 orl 7:31). chimes;. 7:45 story; lira; U-speukcr; 8:15 h o I o s . re—Columbus (123) 7 orchK—Dallas News and JourI) 8:80 musical; 11 orgnn. I-D rtrnlt Free Press (513) IVpple club. Hdlotruiti News .(513) 0:00 ra, tenor, saw tioloiss. p —Elgin (2KG) U orcliastra rchestra; 11:I!0 orchestra. Biers. I*—Ft. Wurth SUir Tele170) 7:30-8:30 old time fid1:30-10:15 program. — Hollywood (337) 7:30 ; 8 music; 10 fcaturoa; k celebrities. p—Hot Spring i (375) 8:30 p —Louisville Time b n eert. . .. y rl-oa A rgilm <15 10 vocal quartet; r—L03 Angeles (27 p — Mi:mcapolia-ot. Paul 1:30 concert. t —Montreal (137) 5:30 h ; 7::’0 rntertnhitytrct; 0:50 fa; 11 quartet/ *' New ‘fork (G2G) 0:35 [6:45 dance; 7; 15 piano; hrk iitrand Theatre. [—New York (350) 5 movb; 6:10 eniptoyiuent; 8:30 [35 orchestra; 0:50 revue rchestra; 11 entertainers, p’—New York (102) 0 oit 6:45 rion^, talk, en te taintverendy hunr; 0 orchestra. [-New York (455) G dogs; [heatra; 7 Wull St. Journal [7:10 drama; 7:25 organ. R—Now York (273 ) 8:10 [ 8:20 vocal; 8:50 Bible | £>:05 vocal; 0:15 string j p j z Flayer, Goes In For “Harmonic” Effect Ted L«wis, artist extraordinary with tho baton and with nearly • very musical instrument invent­ ed, hat now gone in for miking ti.-trrcs on v:ax. Tho thomo cf IbU M t: t effort is a golden Jimo nivht, dripping v/Ith romance ami !h* iwcct smells of clover nrd boptriuckle. In tho Lcsvh draw­ ing;,.ora lovers (in pairs, o? course) and plenty of vfne-hung porches and woody lane , -i*» i r t cs'-.c;’**,T'» b/a,*,’c'tr.y in v/*!*, ljut Bulgaria Is Facing Kansas College To Long Hard Winter Turn Out Farmers Premier t Decjarcs With A Personality SOFIA, Siulgnrin, Jan. 3.—llulgarla Is pliinginl; into'a bald Win­ ter, said Premier Alexander Tsankolf recently tn The Associated Press. “The feeling* of the county grave problem," Ife edntinued. "Al­ though we grow wheat we hnv» had a short crop, anil also we have hud to turn over a largo quantity of grain to Jugoslavia under the restitution treaty. -Wt are trying to develop i ntw granary in aoutl-.crn Bulgaria," tiio premier went on tu nay, “but the money is lacking for development. Our payments to tho allies amount io 157,000,000 levw annually, and we are meeting them fully and promptly. The support of the reparational ami military coninmcloha alone costs us 30.000,000 L-va. To Screbia we are paying llG.UOO,000 nnimally, in addition to her share of I'm general reparation*. There in nothing left for improveaunts of any kind, either agricul­ tural, railway or eduenfloiiAj. "And one of our most distressing burden., at lira prcr.:nt time, iu wintor npp?r,ncho.g i". tlio 1 constant flow of refugees from Macedonia, Thrace ami tb<- Dohrmija. Tim thortage of food and of money jnak-i this problem p.-ai!iarly dis- Speed Limit Lav/ Is Repealed in Belgium [-Oakland (512) 0 orchestra pdrrt; 12 - orchestra, enlo- • BRUSSELS. Jan. 8 « N e w Bel I ginn road traffic* rertilatm na which RV—Omaha (52G) 6 Advice I go into elTcct ia February provide Born; 6:25 program; 0:00 j th at u speed limit will no longer lap p 'y to motiA’-cani. Motoi ihtr. I baritone. B —Philadelphia (fib.'*) G:30 r.itroly m ust avoid driving In any fashion rvlilch may yhduim -r the public, and.jpede difan.i ninst get I-Philadelphia (835) G;00 [out of tjib way and nlbw ^qiirj to ■recital; 8 concert: ft ur. fpass./ », " ,, />[ y>‘ —P h il^ td rh .a (278) G:30 oncert. V s ' / i r *7 h of p.n entirely different chr.rr.ct3r. The wr.x ha u:;.s h tr .:i cf tho plion:grr.;-.h r:ct;rd, anil h ii farmer uro cf that mc'i expression hr.a been only r .'l'n he had super-sync:pr.ticn ta e fer. ‘T neve? before felt the urg: ta portray harmonic thomcn in ir..*.slc,” Mr. Lewis conferred, “but tho miuuta l heard th a t foxt;-;S 'June N ight/ I felt that I must truV lrto the quiet and beruftr of r. perfect Juno n'ght in murlcal tormi cn n p'ianagraph. “This h iny fr.varUo of r 11 tho r- : - - 'l pictures 1 liavo put ini./ \7nx. DU ENOS aTr e s T Jan. 3.— The population of this, th elurgeat city • of the southern hemisphere, is ap­ proaching tho 2,000,000 mnrk. A l-; xtariila and aranUa frowi luurrteS. Hast of quality I though no census has been taken - wnrkmnas)|l,ik - - —• njncu 1014, when tho population i W d 'i for lataat designs. was 1,575,000, statistics based on births,i, deaths, immigration, emi­ gration and other factors, kept hy the municipality, give a population on August 31 last of 1,8)7,000. Buenos Aires street cars during August carried more than 48,000,-; 000 passengers nnd its subway I ARCHITECT, i : ly 5,200,000. -l/fi .1 I ' »>, 11g c m l i c r A. 1. A . . Montrcnl has 1500 schoolboy . J]<VP,.p«Mia»wr hockey players In organized leag­ Orlando, PIm IiU ues in that city this winter. Senin ole Marble C or tho lowest on record, according to the Rrgistrnr-Gcncrai’a report. Tho birth rate of ID*! a 1,000 was also the lowest in any third qunrter of the year, except during the war. The chief reasons for the Im­ proved death rate return are tho absence of summer epidemics among the children, nnd the im­ proved care of Infant life. Program gram for J a n .1*.'*' luffnlo (310) *0, music; • i. - :» ) / E MANHATTAN, Knn., Jon. 3. — Tho "final touch of personality’' has been added to the records of studentu a t the Kansas .State Ag­ ricultural College here, with tho installation of a new system which includes placing the photograph of each student with his personal h is­ tory in the college records. Adm inistration ollirinh have long pondered over tho problem of be­ coming personally acquainted w *h the individual student and keeping a mental catalogue in coordination with hi: w ritten records and quali­ fications. The solution was found in the gallery system now being organis­ ed. As each freshman furnishes hits photograph to the college an­ nual n duplicate is inserted in the volume that forms the perm anent liaison between the Institution and the student. This becomes a val­ uable identification in Inter yeajrs, college ojeial said, when the stu­ dent w rits: back for reeomiitetiL)ntiens. “ APPr t|ie record of a student’s accompli: bmrnlu and honors luta hren kept through his years of col­ lege, that record ce.no-. io he a page nnd l<-comes the student himse’f,’’ raid the registrar. “ Ad i iiia picture to the page and it ii tho final touch of personality by which he will aiway: be remembered. It will prove of inestimable value to tlii t office and to the student ns well." () ANNOUNCEMENT of Kt t'afc projcctn to be earrietl out in South­ ern Florida hn*< been made in recent years which overtops in fitrreaching conse«|tieiico tiwit of the Mianii-LJiltmore Hotel at Coral Cables. It is at once a recognition and endorsement not only of Coral Gabion and its beauty, but also of the importance which has assumed in the midst of America's foremost business men. Tlie Bowman project is vastly more I ban the construction of a large hotel—great as th at may be. It is the btHuming of a notable design to built! up at Coral Gables the foremost high-grade sports center of Amer­ ica—to establish here a W cstchcslcr-Biltmorc Club of the South, on a scale which will eclipse the notable organization of which Mr. Bowman is the head, at Ityc, N. Y. I Jo,vcrinjf fentnre:-.' Uigh-giadc ievidential |iloi-* sit'ch and Country! Club grounds at.* oasdy tho 1 Miamians and visitors will invest h«*re with int)n liccatise of the largo increase in values already ten try Club plots which were sold last February. Win time can ccnimnm!—as they <lf» command al the n r in value of one hundred per cent, it is a very reuse tho increase during the next year with the splendi eluded ir\ the Bowman project will be greater nnd section heretofore opened at Coral Gables. Prench Courts Arc Pour Years Behind . PAULS, J rn 8.—T lu Pari: Court cf Appcuka ha.! well over 14,000 cases on itn docket awaiting trial, and the principal provincial courts of Higher jurisdiction are In murk the same ritr.ntion. At the onnm time cares aro added fnster thun old oops a ; w decided. Rom: llohefilt, itypider of Justice. in rcvr'.dlng these f a c t |# t a the < tiuiii’/cjr <>f D.'puliiJ, aald litigSty*. bu en hnd ti>. vvafedwo years ji ■ ” £ n § r: r n ■ ■ » You are invited to come with us in a special free sight-seeing trip to Miami anti Coral Gables, the bigyest nnd best sight seeing trip in this country. It will be the most o.-.joyable experience of your life to. make this trip in our Deluxe Highway Coaches, which leave this eity every week. By fil­ ing your reservation without delay you can enjoy this trip before the season’s big ru th begins. Our local office will be glad to make a reservation for you today. i m u a TAX Fit HE ; VERO, Jam 3.*-Cirjr council has M |re t\iii 30,000 I -P ittsb u rg h (402) 6:3ft Bikdpted u pr.moaitli.n granting maintained exclusively y b c c :0 :J 5 announced; 7 ir te light r.ml w;itar ntirj no taxds In The .United Kingdom for trn y:'ari to n hotel of ‘180 rcjxna v/hich has been augg.Mted for Liborty Park. The builder stite.-, th at the hostelry will cost tS an Antonio (385) 8:30 not Icjs than ono million dollars. C unclPn aeroptanco waa t-outiuJ:30 orchestra. (rent upon -tnrting work on the Ban Francisco (123) 8:30 b:ii!:iing within 30 days. R entertainers; orcheairtists. r - Porto Rico (3G0) 7 or|i inis(, songs, p o m s Icc- *::o Big Brother; 0 P r o g r a m ; 12 b an d . Bcheneetady (380) (5:45 Aik. i n s t r u m e n t a l ; 7:15 LddU) mg an. |KfUHe a ( s cn IStW orehea- GEORGE E. MERRICK : L “ Oi» of the finest golf c^uriM in tnc South has been efieiie I at Lnkeiau.l, Fla. "G erm any has 000 swuvpiinrr e4nbs Airith a-total-memfceiifchlp t i Executive Offices, Merrick Building, Miami, Fla w.r.S.'WHS™* DAVID El. HYE �DtTCKIN rw m u f? ilnting with pride- to Conccntfatiofi,-Fm m nlH y Happiners Prosperity. pcrity records. sotfctM ng a ftfe trn i fnUie wayi . ___ __ __ From , May We Have All Four. September* 1023, up to the first of December, 1924, more Some Air News. than* 4,000 of its hoys and ffirla had accumulated $75,000 in BY ARTHUR BRISBANE their school savings fund. In addition to this money quite (CmriKit ttw) a gocdly sum of the savings were invested in bonds. The town of Evanston has m any wealthy families among IF AN ANGEL sent all the wny its citizens, ami its average citizen is well-to-do. Henqo it down to do you n favor as the cannot be taken as an example of w hat any town of its sbie New* Year begins offered you any could do in the way of Bchool savings. But it can be taken two qualities, which two would you os an example of what the right kind of campaigning for the select, leaving out high moral qual-, "saving” habit can accomplish. Every town in the country ity th a t you doubtless possess al-! could, n» good a showing in the way of school savings ready. | Concentration and Pqyiwlgnitty as Evanston, in proportion to its per capita wealth, With every school teach or understanding ho\W ™ h& r arc two qualifies mott d titrable in | saved can grow, mid how the aavinjfrh habit insures HtaocQm the opinion of this writer, and of that could never be attained vyithout it, all school childhed others more important. could be impressed with the importance of building up a Personality is largely hereditary, the power of concentration nlso.' saving account. Instead of spending all n£, ten cunts for some luxury, the Rut power to concentrate can bej developed through ,the will. And child with the right spirit learns to put aside five of the ten with concentration comes person­ cents or even the entire dime to help swell the sum in the ality, little home bank. When the little bank hns a dollar or more to its credit, the child goes to the big bank down town and AS A YEAR ends, huinnn bcingo adds the amount to his account there. The business train­ wish for cnch two things, happiness ing acquired in the little transaction is of inestimable value and prosperity. Usefulness ought o the youngster And after a few years of childish sav- to be added, but is usually nut add­ lig, the buy or girl hits formed u habit that will stay through ed. W tli* D*»»tutflc« under Act* of CM IrttOf ItATFJI IT.SO B.s Months... IJ.CO a City Uy Carrier, per WeeJtlr Edition 12.00 NOTlt’Ki 'All obituary la o t than**, resolutions of entertainments whore i made will ]>o charged taf, advertising rata*. not Associated rn w u elated Frees Is excluead to the use Tor repuball news dtspntenrs It or not otherwise erednaper and aleo tlio local ibed herein. All rights lion, of special dispatcha also reserved. UANUARY 5, 1923, OUGHT- FOR TODAY .r BLESSING, Which? withholdcth com, the I curse him; but blcss! upon the head of hlin R. Drovcrbs 11:20. doesn’t sleep ________ In pajamas. t ” A fool amt his moniy rooti‘1 a dima fop o nickel c o r . J So m sny holiday cigars m - old tbo price of cabbage rmyl Money Isn’t very important J til you haven't any. ’ jM How can you have any retfj Two heads bcin» better than » mayr explain why the dar.ee a z S Sleep is a great thing. It kc* some people from worrying nbo« - their troubles 24 hours ■ day. The only nation in the -wbi# that over dodges war is cxpby lion. ' " : ' 1 ,1 r We saw it man slip up on t -jj.. rcry sidewalk and break on- ^ Win New Years resolutions. Happiness comes from within; cnch must rpike that for himself. Sanford boys and girls for the most part could have ac­ Prosperity comes from without. a thousand things to counts in the saving banks. They could begin this January and make as creditable a showing for th rift as was shown AS THE OLD year died away, i thousand times to do! last year by the boys anti girls of the Illinois city. The Her­ there were many signs of prosper-, them lightly. If wo ald would like to learn th at the public schools here are mak­ ity. Stocks and bonds, wheat, corn,; i wave of hand ing a special effort to encourage the savings habit. Such cotton and copper were all going :nough? Though here training would be "worth millions” to the future prosperity up when the bell rang and 11)21 and, of Sanford's boys and girls. cl ropped i*to the grave. r, another year, ill we both be hero? The right mental attitude, phis common sense, will keep things Relationships a t School going up through 1D25. The President's excellent sup­ to prodigal a sum W hether a student learns much at school depends chiefly ply of New England's common joy we hardly heed,' eyes the years could upon three things; the teacher, the student, and his asso­ st-nro will help. Mny he live long ciates in the class room. nnd prosper. Id ever have the pow’r A teacher, to be a good teacher, must not only have gladness of this nour, ROBERT LANSING, once Sec­ knowledge but also know how to im part knowledge to the ild ever half express retary of State, forcibly removed t of our happiness. pupils. A good teacher devises ways of holding the stu­ hy Woodrow Wilson somewhat as SAVING AMERICA :m lightly when they dents attention hy making them interested in their work; n dentist removes ■ Tooth, has dis­ TAMPA TIMES for one who is inattentive and has a mind that wanders can covered that there is no danger want your heart to never lenrn anything. A good teacher must win the confi­ whatever of war between the Unit­ dence and friendship of her children nnd make herself loved ed States nnd Japan. Claiming to be a "100 per cent | have been generally found to make ic moment after this They nssimilnte rather than feared, for if a student is interested in his work Why, do you ask? American" hns been n popular j good citizens. all the hurried” kiss; our Inws and customs very readi­ For the “reanon" if you please, and -loves his teacher, there is nothing that can keep him feature of the recent pnst. In n o t; agether may recall ly. and soon become good Ameri­ th at Japan hasn't enough iron to > it the most of all. from progressing. nil cases hns the claim been jus­ can''. Many of them came because carry on a war. well,wo never know— Mr. Lansing apparently imag­ tified—in fact in many cases, of land hunger, and they went im­ The second reason th at a child is cither a sta r or a dull could not let them go. ines that war still depends on the there has been reason to cover ac­ mediately to the great prairies of pupil rests with the child itself. A student1who is naturally louglass Mnlloch. tivities which were anything but the west nnd built for themselves firing of large round bullets. bright nnd learns quickly of course has an advantage over the American in their nature. But farms and homes. ber of Commerce hnn average student. But such a student with inborn talent, if he DID MR. LANSING notice that let that pass. It is the common In the closing yearn of the nineutomobile tugs. Have does not add to it zeal and diligence, is likely i tin few years to one of the Japanese ships, unfor­ fnto of every good thing to have te-'ntli century and the opening tunately on fire at night, wi»3 car­ imitators nnd copyists. Always of the twentieth foreign immigra­ find himself at the bottom of the class or near it. The child rying to Japan n very laigo enrgo there have been men "who stale tion made n notable change of e 1026 n banner year prodigy does not always become the great scholar. A stu ­ of nitrates? Nitrates give the kick Ihe livery of the court of heaven character. The immigrants from dent should always give his best effort, which naturally to explosive bombs. And such to serve the devil in " rnvoning northern Europe gave way to ictivity for Sanford. will he difficult to do if he is not interested in his work. bombs, plus poisonous gases that wolves, masquerading in sheep’s hordes from Russia, Italy nnd ent are man and wo- That is why some very good students in Latin may he un­ would detroy n whole city, not clothing for their own sinister southeastern Europe, itnd even As­ i shopping buln’g the ton of large round iron bul­ nurposcs nnd always v/ill be. ia ami Japan. It soon became usually p6or In m athem atic .ot* vice versa. In whatever | many t of the latter. lets will decide the next war. But there is good reason to sup­ evident that we must take some they like and are interested in they can accomplish far great­ pose tlint genuine Americans are measures to protect ourselves ire getting longer hut er results than in what is distasteful to them or what fails to THAT THE British Empire more numerous than they hnvc against the incoming hordes of give nny more time hold their interests. menus to rule the air, with the gem i ally been believed to be. Ac­ semi-barbarians, who were nliemi work at night. world's best air fleet, ns it has to W. S. Rosniler, a cen­ in language and roligion and op­ Thirdly, a student’s progress at school depends a great hitherto | ruled the old-fashioned cording Year in .five, days old deal upon his fellow stu d e n ts^ Jf everybody is interested,in oceans, is perfectly clear nnd much sus authority, about one-half the posed to every Arngjicnn ideal. So at bet IS th at xRi those to thtf credit of British statesman­ whlto idtohnbitantk of 'AnltflcA’ in we pas soil the exclusion act, .which 1021 me sprung from the orig­ sorely offended thu pride of Japan havo already » been tho lesson even a dull pupil will grasp something; hut if the ship. majority are "cutting the fool” it will he hard for even an ex­ The Ilritish are building giant inal stock of the early days of the nnd the immigration law, establish dirigibles, for air mail service republic. This stock is growing : iag the quotas which could be ad­ ceptionally gcod student to keep his mind on the lesson. from England to India, in peace, at the rate of 11 or 12 per cent mitted from the various countries. The ideal class room is the; one in which tho relation be­ big It did not work smoothly. It un­ sak of Hie "E ast Side” enough to carry troops for every 10 years. 'Ihuro are now. it is said 17,- doubtedly occasioned much hard­ L*st Side" in Hanford tween the students and teacher is harmonious; for if the 1fighting with a capacity of five 320.000 white Americans whose ship and ninny bitter resentments, they do in New York. students love their teacher and are interested in their work, million cubic feet of gas. foreign born ancestors arrived here but it effected its mam purpose, not Inter than 171)0. Of the 33,- which was to check the incoming in Iowa gwpnp recent- everything goes along smoothcly and everyone is happy. J — -------------- o —---------------------lose tqdlrViffqlf. Iffitipy 700.000 whites springing from flood of undesirables, as we had a •sitors will be turning stock (.which immignted to this perfect right to do. With some TlIK EXAMPLE of America must lie the example of to prosperous Florida, country later. HO per cent .origin­ minor amendments in the way of peace because it will not light, but of peace because peace is ated in northwest and central Eu­ [lessoning the unnecessary hard­ rope and Cnnndn. This mennn that ships the act will probably be re­ owning to. Florida the healing and elevating influence of th world, aqd strife oks and burglars. Tho is not. There is such a thing as a man being too proud to they were much the same sort tained as indicating our future especially careful to fight. There is such a thing as a nation being so right th at of people racilly as the prized Re­ policy with regard to immigration, I'ftnff wlnthuvs during volutionary stock. Moreover, of and America will cease to be “a gross brings, goes ’ ' " ’ ... great fortunes the increase 17633635 Diilhs. ■» • the 13,700,000 foreign-born whites refuge for the opposed of all the —Woodrow Wilson. now in thu country, approximately earth,” ns our Fourth of July ora­ liow that there is one 10,00(1,000 nro from central nnd tors so proudly proclaimed it years n the United ijtnt es northwest Europe, Great Britain long past; but, better yet, Ameri­ SO LONG AS ail the increased wealth which modern pro42 persons. The .42 and r.anndn. This is not so bad. ca will be made safe for Ameri­ 'one who doesn't wait press brings, goes but to build up great fortunes, the increase Immigrants from those countries cans. Our iden of the easiest job J the world is n good-looking ffcri girl marrying an urgly poor a®. I now. Some appreciate the big W possibilities o f small accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. te crossing** luxury, and make sharper the contest between the House of int wiiy gucs -..after Kuve and the House of Want, progress is not real and can­ ;rally guts whnl he not he permanent.— Henry George. he one who waits for lim ns n rule puts Ids tg, and wondering. FOR SAFETY ON TIIE HIGHWAYS Located Close !o Loading .Station FLORIDA TIMES UNION And Close to Town. THE W INTER CROP OF BEGGARS As the factories increasingly qucnlly noticed in Florida. It is ; turn out automobiles and trucks n fault that should be. corrected,| and more people take up th" lius- by law if parents have no regard ' ines or pleasure of driving motor for tho safety of their own young- j The coming of colder weather REALTOR enrr, the street and road prob­ »to"» and- the public. sues lb: number of Florida beggars There in a law in this state r e - 1 largily increased—-indeed is might lem increase, Tnere is, of course, First National Bank Building, a gn at dual of road space yet un­ ganting the Gigo limit—but tho ’ of 11)26 unfolds there tie said that the coming of colder ante has not yet required n driver’s I occupied and city streets that are h of progress nnd weather brings with it the only Saturday, to the effect that three IF A "BANKRUPT" Bolshevik license nnd qualifications. That Booms 501-502. Phono 05 t almost uulhmight of beggars which this state has. Mind musicians, beggars, were on government can afford to oribw and little traveled, but the crowd, go­ something of the kind will be socn [ ing where there is the greatest Iring untold joy mid . Every right thinging person is their wny to Pensacola, each with pay for. 100 modern fighting ma­ forthcoming seems certain. No one , Sales Force Miss Buba Williams, Mr. It. U Hanford Homes. ready to help the deserving needy, u paid chauffeur driving a high chines, couldn't the United States call, traveling always in groups dc.nrcs to impose upon anyone else, nnd processions, constantly find it­ but this state has a problem pecu­ powered car. The message further afford a thousnnd, and train thu self in a tangle or worse. The Thu motor car is welcomed and l if the women Jurors liarly its own: many mendicants stated that ea'-h of the three had men to run them? used as an aid to business and McCoy. "He is nut from the states to the north—pro­ hank accounts in Terre Haute. As How long is Uncle Sam to re­ loudest question of the hour is pleasure. Its proper use is ap­ bow to got more road and parking muii that bungs," fessional beggars, a large part of a result of the receipt of the mes­ main like a fat groceryman sitting plauded and should not be tmprophas justice in- u cuso them—come to Florida to ply their sage, orders have been Issued in a t his front door, unarmed, wait­ span’ where the conditions will not trade when the chilly winds make Pensacola that no Vine is to be al­ ing for some gunman to fly across permit of boulevards and parks. There is another question that is the states to the northward un- lowed to beg, canvass, or give ex­ the water and hold him up? even more urgent, although not ;u part is that Iius- idnfijjaut for outdoor life. Beg­ hibitions tn the street without a ie their memories and ging* us a profession (and this ap­ permit from the mayor. A RUMOR, via Berlin, that Trot- heard nearly so well as the domun:! take uil the cash — plies with »especial force to the The really needy, the deserving ?ky u in a Moscow prison, takes for pace. The latter inquiry is how nnessean. Well, tho rdde-bodied) should be frowned up­ poor, should be cared for, but to you bark to revolutionary days at to avoid uccidents. ■ ■ B K B axB M aeaB aB M aoiflaaB EcsB xsnnnsaptM araB B B aarB 3ii Up in South Carolina automo­ if they can get their on even more severely than it is, give indiscriminately upon every the end of the eighteenth century bile accidents happen, as they do Iin Paris, and the problem would seem to be request, is not true charity. over,where, and a traveling man Danton, cent by Robes] w ho spends much of bis time on 'corportition plans a went to prison, and thence the highways, was recently writlb!cs to accommodate guillotine. l. It won’t be long Robespierre, when his turn came, ling to the Greenville Piedmont and A POST MORTEM itners arc coming to Went to prison, and then with brok­ ST. I'ETERSBURG INDEPENDENT •rly ns large numbers en jaw. but courage intact, took land and water. bis turn under the guillotine blade The theory and the outspoken 1 per cunt from the Dcmqeruts. lining Bryan is m*k- rtrttenient thut Robert M. LaFoldren, cars that had passed the MARAT RULED for a Persistency wins. Men and women n.rpsult lies in the logic r*t Coral Gables op lettc’i candidacy for the presi­ iff Such stage of proper use and were prac­ while, from his bath tub tho situation and the respec­ and development of dency drew more votes from the tive philosophies of the two old Charlotte Corday made a c.d tically uncontrollable because of wbo m e anxious to get ahead do not will no doubt find a Democratic party than it did from mechcnlcn! defects, cars that car-1 bathroom, und that was tl parties. Tho Democratic party is side track saving, but put it on the -audience than he did the Republican party, Is disproved ried no Lghts or improper lights. I Contemporary Comment liberal 5m its tendencies nml fnr- of Marat. fuaro. and that stopped on the wrong side , | by the election returns from ten wariMpoklng nnd those who ml her a main line for success. An account REVOLUTION, beginning in of street or rood, ipoed fiends and ot yet been advised of the largest states. While the to it are usually content with its murder, usually ends a: it began, read hngr an.l a lot «<f otlu r thing V with the Seminole County Bank will teach got ip the g. U j question is of hardly more than program. On the other hand the Those that cut off the bends of He wanted more legislation on the* J academic interest now, with Presi­ Republican party is naturally con­ F up in lieu of ills help you accomplish splendid results. rubject. Heavier sentences f >r l others lose their own. e eking.—Turn pa Trl- dent Coolidge safely elected for servative—and just at the present driving while drunk and for viola ! The usual rule will presumably ►ly u couple of quart-<I another foil' years, it deserves to time ultra-conservative. work in Russia. The man of leal tion cf truflle rules. 4' r Interest Paid on Savings For the Republican party to be- coinage und brains come« out on out all golf bags are i be mentioned for purposes of Anu.ng other trcu'jlea the writer j keeping the record straight. conn* hide-bound is to alienate a top. Trotsky, with a big red army in the Greenville newspaper saidt days. Accounts An analysis of thu returns show great many of its members who behind him, seemed to be that that few horse-drawn vehicles cur­ that ('oolidgo received <50.1 per like to * « > tf some expression of lib­ day Harry K. Thaw man. But one moment’s l.usitalion, ried lights at night. This wan de- [ r'u Baltimore nowa. , rent of the total vote in these ten eralism in its program. These lit the w’rotig time, means death. dared to be wrong. He urged that ' icivate lucretary who states, Davis 2(5.1 and Lab’ollette jumped over th(* party fence and, This is the time for Russian all vehicles be required to carry \ 13,2. In thu l'J2l) election Mr. ? fight. Hurry evldliregariling the temperate llberal- lead erg to study l’eter tl.a Great, light-', when out at night, for their j lpmseLf well enough Harding polled <58 per cent of the • ism of the Democrats, rushed to There was no hesitation about him cwn mui other:-1’ protection. Thu vantages of self pro- Vote in these states, while t ’ox re­ I LuFollette, largely responsible Lord Robert Cecil says some requirements would not be a bur j What the average investor wants ijrone who has to be ceived 32 per cent. Thus It ap­ | for this phenomenon were the oil dictators will arise and rule in den upon anyone und should he uni­ is a perfectly saf.* stock that will pears that LuFollcttu drew 7.<5 | scandals which disfigured the Re* Russia. Trntxky han the chance versal, Tbnt small children are a l- ' nay ohtu 200 per rent n yenr,— itb him privately. r r r root fro-- tS., ffi* silili'-A/i. r/vl we nre a year older u week ago, we don't iresont generation is faster, but just a lit- • DEFUNIAK SI'HINCS BREEZE fi.fi E. F. LANE �revr. navi. b i 3 < a f w - 1 rk >\si. at Pan font, ‘ 3t»t. 1914. . . . n c a u im re a Loans .in n«a> Kat«J» >^inn« nn c w i t t n t H m irlty o th -r than •VII nth it Loans ami Discounts rt_ ......... Miss Ruth Henry Is EMBERS SANFORD’S COLLEGE SET Hostess at Dance SAVE AFTER SPENDING HOLIDAYS S le n d a r The rcturr of the girls and bjys | Ralph WoodrufT return.:' to the to the various schools and colleges ; University of North Carolina at marks the close of ono <>f the Ray-(Chapel Hill, N. C. lo p d if e: t Christmas seasons Sanford has I Hampden Hu Bose left Sunday ni)d w y i.m s e t a t 3:30 oven known. There have been few for Auburn. , JrT. pT M. L in g amt hount th at have not been full to j Gdirtr Sund.’iy’avRdr^iXH'unihesir lk .a t th« homo o f overflowing with many oirnirs giv - 1vjlle where they'wtHyilL’,hy U^iVer; Onp of the most gala parties o f , the Christmas season was the dance j given Saturday evening by Mbs * Ruth Henry at- the home of her | parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. H enry,! o a\ Magnolia Avenue. Tho dahee - *»j ‘ ........ i ir n a tB lm itu 1*1 17 MQfM Unlteil .states Bomls | Stitts, t’nunty nud Municipal Bomls . ... Htn.-kn. Securities. etc*....................... .. •lankina ltnose. Kurn It ure anti C xlurr* Duo front IneorpnraUrt B a n k s............... Claim* nn*| others resource* C«-h Iloins ....... '*aslt*-m Maori tii‘l>ositorn u u aran lce Foml Atniu.il Kira Insurance I-’nn-l Total f.... v m ...... I.IAIUI.ITIIJS I.*■•*.!I • ••— I .... C a p i t a l s t o c k l ’al<t in H urplii i F u n d ................ In ila lilii.il IM poAltd s u b j e c t t n r t l n - k mtV ll ' i^-iuV I'd MD-^Stslvltn M 'V w 8* : v :■ ;;*■ 'fcliib w ip m ?ct w ith ^ E tc h iir a t'tb e honiu S tew art on M ellont 3:80 o'clock. irig oft J t h o . 'W osry S ociety a t d h o h at 3 :0 0 o'clock- ; Savjm ; livppaltn, ; <.170.3; f rt9.xs l» RP7.01 ’•w—**' A . m . w ISM * » s : r ; s s .s s !M 0 in k AOOOJ. 111 «37,p . 71 . so u i.s a OO.ffO s o jb il 71 coo.ikl t-4- ............. Dentsn*: rcrtlil«-i*re« «f Deposit T im e t V ri I f i o c t r s »,( D e p o B i t ............... who is the •fttfi^htivc Rife ;t tV rlK Uil I ’hocku % "< ••!>■<*! V n r h l . T ’ri i h c r h s Cm lot (null nit „ ,— ...........v„,am l Mrsi Edwiird MclscH. , m i l s I’.iynlilo — --- -- ... ;^tJun,_,:G corK pJ';Stnith, Lewis! The entire lay/cr-'flnoF o f'th e :’<• •<. S p ■■. .’ 15 009 00 Ilcscrv, ........ .......................... Monday will be the Muse* Maude fSmith, Fay LostfOi; and ttwert.1 hhhdscmic*' h.intb wa. beautifully icrnoy i Jenkins,'t Lake, Mae Holly,^Henen _\crney, VVC • , o’.i dcoornted with’ lin'-ithiiadanco of j&as.fss.sa ■■■■--< . vV> l deoornted with n Tot * ........ / r. i ; Pr. A lim .TnHnu Sarah Wheel is, Emm i Spencer, nt: ST.'TK MK KMUtlDA. County or Hcmlnoie. * Allen Jones i*c(inm MnniinO Monday fp>| roses, llDihnninnu poltnouks firiVl' Rft'd' rknintmn.. Christmas above* nunril DNnk, go »ul-jnoly l. K. II. BROWN. Cashier of thy f illy Ruth Sponccr, ltuta Haad, I Memphis, ---- " Tenn., where he is ■ n ; tu- greens. Unusual and attractive; n\vr»r Ihut tho abort stntem ent In true to Ihr best i>f my UnowTkuvts Emily Linglc, nnd E|la Mnrv Muir- iiichl of the medical department of *— — -added u — much . . to .■ the . pleasures ! favors aii,| heller. head, Claire Cert*, Audio Muller. the University of Tenne^ra. lesduy r < Corr. l l —A ttcil: V H. HDnU N. Ca=ht*r. ot the evening. ’. m t«S It. It. AVIUIIT lenry will 'entertain Miss Anna Du BoSo nml Miss,’ George Cowan and Robert Ha- * Punch was served throughout | m R. J. IHX.LT ” .J Mlna Howard returned Sunday to 1Run *CD Saturday for Atlanta, Gat, die evening and during ciio Inter- ‘ iplicate Club. . IV. II. TIJNNK’LIFKK. W reclcrt. t n board nioeting Queen') College, in Charlotte, N. C. j they ore students of Georgia School mission delicious refreshments were Subscribed and hitora to her<irc me thin 6th da> or January. 1917. irrniJL ll.'K TIlANcr:, Notary- Tablic. . , "Woman'*-’ Club at ^jrved. Excellent anisic was fur­ Miss Katherine Syines and Miss of Technology. ..i t rr_— ci Margaret Zachary leave Monday J. S. Long returned Snturdny to nished by n local orchestra. .afford will onter- for Bristol, Va., where they ultteiid the University of Alabama. The aun.it list included the Miss­ Bridge Club. Sullins College. Robert Denton has returned to el Cnrmctta Barber, Clnirc ZachFrank Chase returns to Exeter, Washington ami Leo University in **?/• Alien of Montgomery, loMday N. H. Virginia. '}•»-, Lena Bell Hagan, Selma Swain of Green Cove Springs; Em- j *a gencml bucinnsa ilv Griflln, Gene Maxwell, Dorothy Sanford Woman's Ray. Katherine Symeo nnd Dorothy i owed by an address Grnhtrcc. of Tnmoa. nnd -tnck Me- • PERSONALS Quicn, Algernon Speer, Hampden, * IkiBosc, William HuBohc, Frank , Bruce Anderson nnd Alfred Lee Paul A. Lake returned Sunday Chase, Charles Ritter, Earl Chris- ! hiot^rcd ijundny to Titusville. onherry, Dean Turner, Jr.. Horton. from a motor trip to Tampa. M«bry, Warner Scoggan, Ed. Moye. { Im m m m z r . Lewis O Bryan spent the week- Byron Stevens, Wi ham Linder of »„ My. and Mrs. R. R. Deas •motor­ .- . wuiuua ha.e been uppo.u.eJ Tampa, fcam Byrd nnd Max Stowed to lakeland Sunday. endd in Kisaimmccc ty Governor Neff of Texas as a nrt. ipecial rthto cuprcmc court to i bear a minor case in which the reg • 7 ri..S.\H olly : ’ncnt the week-end Miss Bessie Znchnry wjio is a :!nr enurt was disq’Jalificd. Mrs. 1^1 Jacksonville. chaperone of Sullins College, leaves Mrs. W alter W right Is Edith Wilmans (above), n member Monday for Bristol, Va. ( «< • • iBridge P arty Hostess i f th e 1last state legislature from Mr. rind Mrs. John McNamara of 1 tnllos, and Mrs. Hortenns Ward Daytona Beach spent Sunday in Miss Bobbie Chapmnn returned irday left), prominent lawyer nnd oaf- j Mr3. Wnltor Wight wns the grnSanford with friends. after t ponding the holidays with a t ;o o’clock. -•age of Hi.ii! ton, and Miss Nellie cious hoste: l Saturday afternoon, her parents in Wrightsvillc, Ga. iushr-Club • will ’.ohertson of Granbury complete | of n neighborhood bridge party nt Mrs. S. R. Murrny nnd Mrs. Clif­ l,e fcovirt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Porter Pitts and hor home on Park Avenue. ford Grubbs returned Snturday to Loye'y garden flowers wero a t­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Leslie Urynn spent MEMBERS their home in Sylvester, Gn. tractively used in decorating. Two A K P IiA R A N C fi E X T R A O R D IN A R Y Sunday in Winter Garden. sets of hnnd painted candles were meeting of Edward Higgins nnd Forrest ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS i jb will be held at Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Herndon and won by Mrs. II. U. Lewis for high This will bo an Lake were in Jacksonville over the son, Mrs. Junic Roumbillnt, C P. score. OVER THE STATE Tempting refreshments v.'oro members of oth- week-end. Herndon and son motored to Or­ served following the game. The tiuns will be wellando Snturdny evening for dinner hostes. wns assisted In serving by W. E. Scoggtm returned Satur­ and attended Kicths. members are ijrgENGAGEMENTS Mist Mildred Wells, Jacksonville her mother, Mrs. S. D. Chitten­ end.s and visitors day from a trip* down the Want Miss Josephine Ingram, Athens, j A. It. Jone; Jacksonville, den. Const. This nm ccrl liy the ta e a t noprnrto, i:j an event ot Harold Hume ref Mrs, Fannie S. Munson had for la., to Cant. C. G. Payne, -lackMins Ruby Kelley, Jacksonville, The guests were Mrs. J. I). Sneed Ga Nurseries, wftl her dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and unuHiin! interest. Mi«a ,Spenc«r will give m»ru m R. L. Touchton, Jacksonville. tical Program fprj Miss Gcrrndinc Muriel returned Mrs. Howard Tibbnlr and small Mrs. Henry Wight, Airs. Joseph. sonvillc. than her regular concert number*. In a few ncMisr Ethel Jones,, Jacksonville, (». Bali, Mrs. James Sharon, Mrs. Sunday from Jacksonville where Mi.tr. Bessie Precce, Jacksonville Beautificatioh.’r,/ I non Munson, of Umatilla. to VV, \V. Wood, Atlanta. S. L>. Chittenden, Mrs. George to Ned Clark, Tampa. leclions, she will compare her voice with its IlKshe npent the holidays with rela­ Miss Florence Robinson, OtKnight, Mrs. If. B. Lewis and Mrs.. CUEATION by Mr. halisons new phonograph. ricE ij * tives. Ml.-:; Annette (irifim . Tampa, tawn, to E. L. Bradford, Aahville, MeDonnld. Sport Dress to F. W, Williamson, Clearwater. N. The assisting a rtist will be Lucilc Coliwttc, piC. Miss Maude Lake and Miss Nan­ [Class will .hold- its Mips Thelma Jones, Tam.'U to anist. Mira Eva Norman, Montkcllo. • Miss Margaret Wight returned kmeeting *nt' tile cy Miller returned Sunday from to L. E. lluipeopor, Perry. Saturday from Tallahassee where 1{. C, Hicks, Clmrlotte N. t . Hie Williams, Tucs- St. Augustine whore they were the sho visited his aunt, Mrs. Frank Miss Hilda Martin, JnckronviUe, Aliss Bertis Prir.c, Tampa, to pera arc urged to guests of {Vliss Elisabeth Puller. Winthrup. to C. K. Thompson, Roanoke, Va. Giib.'rt Jones, Tampa. ll Church at 3:30 High School Autiilorium Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frank Symes WEDDINGS Mis.- Ruby Cluiucery, Tampa, to (will bo provided. FATHER AND SON MEET nnd family move Tuesday to Win­ Willis, Orlando to ’ * Whitnke; . Tampa. Mrs. Lillian Park. They expert to return Mins Elsie iluypcl, Orlando, to Wilbur E. Flo we., Orlando. ices Dutton ter FORT MYERS, Jan. 3.— John to Sanford to live in trie spring. Henry Quitman, Orlando. Thursday, January 8th Miss Mildred Collieui, Orlundo, .*, and Erie Brandt, father mid ’on ,, , ' ru,,ri: -W-.y,;.,. , n . - l t , > Miss Sm> Kilpatrick, Troy, Ala. stAtDinner Miss Elizabeth Crockrall who met here on Christmas Hay for Hie I Hstelle Corev. Valdosta, to F. (L Rogers, Orlar.do. has been the attractive guest of irty of Saturday Miss Mae Holly returned to her ELIZABETH SPENCER t J * &11 111s11.r,m* & Inces Hutton. in^iM nhte wns (graceful silver busdelicatc pink sweet |ery fern, silver canig pink tapers wer» |t, a pi-ik rose held »nd n lovely corsage vns placed for each cious course dinner ... __ . _ * MJss Gladys Morris returned to Leesburg Sunday after spending the holidays the gucot of relatives in Snnford. Miss Kitty Hu Bose continues to improve a t the Fcrnald-Luwton Hospital. She will not return to school this term. Mrs. C. W, Stokes, Miss Dorothy (laid for, Afrs. W, M. Stokes, Miss Tlljerta Aycock nnd Isa Frances Hutton, Miss Martha Tutts motored to Or­ (rrert' Eustorby. -Miss lando Sunday. Miss Lillian Shin|iss Mnrjfarct ZachMiss Nnomi Scoggan left Sun l ly for Tallahassee where she will be I *' ^ ' 1 ' , the guest of Sanford girls Ht rlnrStutu College for Women for :rell Honored ufdaweek. on Saturday Jurtesy of Snturday tho bridge party Mae Holly nnd Molly honoring their |so guest Miss Kliz(II of Gninesvillc. were prettily dec-, Christmas colors of n, red roses, pdtp|and evergreens with ioa carried out this Ition. Mias Olive ] winner of tho high Bented a box of Hubtr. As consolation, fernny was awarded and Miss Crockali ented a vnnity case, le game the hostes' thelF tnothei. Mrs. Isorvcd delicious retwo courses, pd were, Mins Kara is, Miss Florence lEthel Henry, Miss Miss Sara Wheclis, Scoggan. Miss Lillie ..flfjia? Knima Spen!len V'ernny, Miss Mins Mary ElizaMiss Emily Li ogle, Symes, M'ss ClladD<1 Miss Le'Claire Miss Nnnry Miller returned Monday to her home in Washing­ ton, Va.. after a very plcnrant vis­ it through the holidays with Miss Maude Luke. Mr. nnd Sirs, S. M. Howard re­ turned to Ceorgia Sunday after spending the holidays with their daughters here, in the meantime lin.l taken up Ids Kmest Dawson, North Carolina. ; sal nee it: S jo ’!i Florida, nnd tlie ‘ Mi’-w Garol McCary. Ulrmlngtwo had not seen cn-h other since'ham . to F. \ \ . Parkei, lampa. 18S8 until tlie father walked down Mira Virginia Rudir.iil, Tnmiia, Ihr gang plank of tin* Everglades’ 1to T. R. Uurrington, Tnntpa. boat on Christmas Itay and recog-j Miss Grace Newel*. Leesburg, t*> nized in the strangely features of II. F.’ Merritt LeCHburg. the younger man standing on the! Miss Mary Burdick, Macon, Ga., dock those of hbi non. t-i lb . C. !■. Rogers, JncksonvHh*. Lillian Schwartz ha.i re­ from Jacksonville, where been the guest of relatives past two wekea. HOITUI.AMI iw iv r Tito Paint Thai Paves You Money. Maiiuliirlur-'l l,v ■i l i r r a m - l . l i u l s l e r I ' u l m l '» . Sr. I-I llV i.iihhim ; p v iv r i in iiM .u I IS vIiikiimIIii Air. I'lio tir j. H. HINTERMISTER PIANO CO. 371J ■ RaaaaaaBHHBKaauanHaH2iBi]i«nHaaMHaMnr.aniuiciaMi:BnBaNiiiiHgi* v i s n n i i M i i . i s n i n s n x H i i i s s s i i i i H s i i R n i R ..V' .unnK aw anu * «*1 a HiwsiHnRBBBBHBim^iiiB m' :< 2‘ :< s< 5< S< S( g< s< January Clearance Sale Starts Tomorrow, Tuesday, January 8 PRICES CUT ON ALL SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE ftfiss Katherine Pittman of Tam ­ pa hus returned -to her h o m e after spending the holidays with Mi is Georgia Mobley. Miss turned .^he has for the ‘The concert. ia'Vn in ta rtly fiiT ’ itlVRation oLfalc. • But, n fev/ rcrer/attons .;>re avnilnblt^ for general listritution. Music l v t c i cin obtain these ticitct.*i without charge, t>y applying immediately to this store. Call, write or telephone. inR zrnnniiM S B R S itiiiiun 5® :® nnvfvnr:«ai:ir am iinRBM RrtnTiatinsa v ❖ t - +•>••• > >vv + V . a® !® J® 5® 5® Robert GI(roy who has been the guest of Robert J. Holly, Jr., through the holidays left Sunday Thi3 dashing sport dress is made for his home in Pennsylvania. of bordered flannel' in black and Mr. and Mrs. William Ravancl white with a convertible scarf and : © enormous pockets. Tho bordern a® and Duncan Harel have returned are arranged in the kurk and front from Charleston, S. C„ whore they ::o us to give the long lines that spent the holidays with their par­ arc sr.flattering Lo all figures ex­ ents. cept the very thin. The wide sleev­ Miss Selma Swam ret uracil Sun­ es are very attractive. day to her home in Green Cove Springs iiftcr a very ntcavunt vis­ m it with hgr cousin Miss Carmetta 50 Cross Word Puzzles S Barker. §l.:ir> Postpaid A complete honk ■ 'ton Thigpen Mrs.. Arthur Huzzard returns of r*o piizzNu * Monday to her home in Augusta, hound with a t - 15 Is At Bridge Cn.. after a very pleasant vieit tractive h n r d ■ cover, including * with her parents Mr. utrJ Mrz. T. I ton Thigpen entenr, L. Dumas. ,• :• | n Venus Pencil. „ :ly nt bridge SnfurThe Rage of tlie l » t hor homo on Miigl Tho many fricnibv of C. R. Kirt-. "»! S inoying Mrs. Arthur ley will be glad ty Jearn th:|t he is . SpiMlt fcvcnings|S g u jta ,'Gh'., who *i » recovering rapidly cfront the iitjiJ-r rrofitnbly b y B' ^ v psvteati,;Mf- A>id lies received in an mito ncckient improving yourl as. mind. Instruc- ■/ Frld&y and will be able to return alendulas were de- home Tuesday. tive-educational. * ' |for deconding Tht T h e s e »ross|J(( scitre, statlyrnyy, Mrs. Ruth Huteflns and two j w o r d puzzles* B/ • G. f Louek-i Mrs. daughters of Ft. Meade returned will add countless words to yo u r; (T m the consolation home Saturday after spending a | vocabulary. Order NOW and be ■ I nJkcrchief and the pleasant tvvo weegs with Mrs. I convinced! Send your order at *( Hractited a hath mat. Hutchins’ parent:, Mr. and Mrs. J. once. The first volume " ill surely g. uIIsand course was L. Walker, Sr. j make you u fan and get you re a d y '* ' :e| conclusion of- .the --------for the next scries. Semi money ■( Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chittenden order, express or cashier’s draft. '5 / Kit.werv Mr-. Al tlinr left Sunday for Washington, H. C. We will ship COD if you desire and I ■' a. Edward F. 7 Lnae. where they will attend *he South- charge you the postage. 5( rt Phillips. Mrs J. C. era Salesman's Convention of Bird i SPECIAL OFFER. AVe will send, U( U\. Powers, Ml*s Let- & Son. Mr. Chittenden will ! e the postpaid Series 1—2—3 $-1.00 |!rs. G. I. 1.narks and representative of tnc sta*1 of Flor-1 DARWAI. COUP. Ih'pt. A-l 113 | ltL’TV r i. . .*)<i Broidn t .. \„w York. N Y. lA fn Silk nnd VVo:il Dressed to sell Yueaimy at $ 10 t o 2‘> lon.T <’o, l.t Tm* M issns, stiiall l ulieu anO •hrr:!’ si: rf*.i» weti: ft:r «*')iln'rj nm l .S3tin( Crepe, Wool, Flannel, Can­ ton Cremes, aii new winter <lrcs.sea Black, BruV.n, Navy an'l Groy. All sines. (Ailcrnation Bxira) **.«V*J R R S E H R S B n n sc n iiio R n n n iK ssa iiK Z m ine <I uM-wnol nutciiu! an«l iv o ly taiiorotl. Valuei up to ^lO.QO. Sale price Colors: Navy, Groy, B'aek. anti ITown. ITice rut on nil winter coats and dresses for fi days. v v •> <• <•-v +v ^ mburi Mnr’xn tiaa Rtina na ■amaaBBiB CLEARANCE PRICES ON COTTON AND WOOL PIECE GOODS, MEN’S AND HOY’S FURNISH­ INGS FOR 5 DAYS f January6 The Yowe!! Company t0 ^ �-• i-1 i- . » 1V il V j - f i. ■■■■c. Florida,. no :p«r rfrortiwl Jn the Kook .Vpaire GJ, UW.MUd. rnlijeonn cooltl not '»• sUrvl upon BcmTffais'cjnnny.'Ffirtjj tho Florida I«ttntl *»« Colo: » * * * "> ' f«ut eonitecni Company. Mmltetl, a <*nrp fine’’of" th e Yleftm Usta l ir r r l n T ’Jflji* priori to tho firm M„X In the nlisemjc from tlm Htnla nf funry. 'A, n. iBirj' “ Florida for more U>-in nix month*, noni,jrnu;l « r d ^ W | | Um passn! before-the•Isaunnrrf or nnId wilt of nit ngintn or office™ nt Banlorit. Sctnltiul? i l of nahl defendant iorporatlon, tho Irta. thin 52 ,jay of ^ Florida -latad A Colonisation Com­ pany. Limited: .... j • Now. therefore: It In Adjudged, ordered and decr*-e<l that tlto *ald defendant, the Florida Land and Colonization CompinV. Limited, a corporation. Itn aiiOT,,ssors tt*‘ tditon do appi nr to the lull or Com­ plaint herein filed on or before ths Hole Day In February. A. D., 1933, , Thn ftratjwtiontl tour? of anld Court unit tnako defence tho three-ball - billiard «* thereto, nr a Decree Fro t.onfts- Phin jvau held nt st no will he entered .igulpst It. Four Championss Ready For Round of Golf Don- Jliller, Noted Halfback c f Notre Dame Mentioned Frequently as Successor to VanFleet; Sebringia Lauded »sm <r iwj 6 l D h o m e to W N -•G a i n e s v i l l e , ja n . 6.—Dame Rumor is hnrtl a t work striving o solve the answer of the varsity totb&U coaching situation a t the Jnlverslty of Floridn. Rome conch of major or lesser Aown in practically every section t the United Staten has been menloned on Florida’s next coach hroughonc source or another. The name of te n Miller, noted fotre Dame halfback, is among he recent additions to the roster ot respective Gator mentors as comiie d b y John Public. 'Members of the University of lorida faculty committee on athdlcs Saturday knew nothing of Rile* having been seriously consid­ ered by th a t committee as successr to J j A; Van Fleet. In fact, ■om what- the w riter could gather On Miller’s name has not been »fore the committee ns a likely Whoever is eventually named to • e h the ’’Fighting Gators’* will irdly, have been a headliner on the rjdirops lost season. Members of a committee in whoso hands reHU e thsk of selecting next year's ’id director are opposed absolute, it tho plan of ra is I* believed, ueouveu, to wiu juan oi ingbiff a player hero to coach, 10 was a big gate attraction in 24. Ip most certainly is true thut a greatest star of the game may 'the poorest coach obtainable and Is father husky gamble to bnrin with un untried young mentor it off a college campus. If Don iller hns been officially, but scitly, joined with the university Floridn, he will likely be made t chips that Florida hns not yet :ncd for any head conch. Two years ago there came to ineavillc n young man whose Ins' mo ds akin to that of n^prunpori. littln city in Highlnn'is counTliat man played a most *|gImnt role in building, with J. A, n Fleet in 1023 und 1021, tho intost football tenms the Uid■slty of Floridn over realized. \n a fitting tribute to his man­ ful work Tom Sobrlng should bo w ned'us hend football couch of irhln for next year. iI -- aseball Schedules or Major Leagues o w Completed nriiittr; n, nr* • n *^ ”*• ITTSBURGH, Jnn. r,.— The rtlng of tho nmjor league baser schedules for 1026-to ojh-ii iday, Apr. 14, and close Oct. run completed Saturday by the jdule committee of the Nntionnnd American lengue*, which been’ In session here for two s. The opening dates for the leagues were announced us iwa: atlonal League: Pittsburg nt •ngo; St. Louis a t Cincinnati; v York nt Boston; Philadelphia Brooklyn, ■ • • sfican League: Cleveland nt uis; Chicago at Detroit; Bosnt Philadelphia; Washington fcw'York. , B. Johnson, president of the irlcnn Lengue who wns un­ to nttend the first sessions IB schedule committee, arrived todny nnd participated in the I sessiop, r.‘ Johdson's only statement on ball mutters while in I’ittHh, wns cnnflnrd to tho prcdicthat "hnsebnll i:i in for a big G ) rYOOJAY-V»U NO-UO-'SAV sowcBOW W,\v DOKT KNOW [-fO V fll IS C O M l WHO HAS BAfEfFocrnio) 1 SOCKS To THROWAWAf V TODAfVJ Michigan Coach Warns Against Post High School Cage Season Inter Sectional Grid Games Tournament To Be CHICAGO, Jnn. 5.—Fielding II. Crowley Suffering Staged March 6-7 Yost for twenty-four years grid­ GAINESVILLE, Jnn. 5.—Dates iron conch at the University for two important major high of Michigan, taking inventory of school affairs were rollcscd here tho Nntional intercoilegiiitc intcrcollcgiuto nthath­ o t U n l d r C i l C r 1*1111*1 Sunday night by University of letic situation, sounded a warning Florida athletic authorities. BAN FHANGI8CO? Jnn, 5.—■ against post-season intersectionnl Tho fourth annual' floridn Btntu games, voiced Ids objections to Jim Crowley, one of the four horse high schorl basketball tournament bo staged on Mar. 0 and 7. A professionalism nnd declared that men of the famous Notre Dame will report « t tho rage toum.-y would not moro than four football games football team, was In th* St. Fran­ he bell!thMar and I I is unfound­ a season should be scheduled that cis Hospital hero .Sunday recov­ ed, tho court 13 competition to bn de­ would require tho players to ho ering from a nervous collapse cided on the first Friday and Satkeyed up to the highest pitch. tiray in March officials said. Yost seta forth ids views in nn which ho suffered yesterday on nrtlclo on tho "administration of the train bringing the squad from , Of significance concerning the vmavtcr w e l s h basketball tourna­ intei collegia to nnd interscholnrstic Pasadena, where the Indiana men championship ment is the announcement that it games." will again-ho un open affair with Briefly he says thut sport is defeated Stanford, 27 to 10, New cordial invitations extended to ev­ Year’s day. good only ns snort; that when it ery i <iiohtslie entry in Florida. interferes with studies, evil re­ Crowley got through the game The University of Florida hopes sults are likely to follow. If in- apparently In good shape. He was to have complete by March its new torsectinnnl games are to L.i p la y ­ taken from the train to tho hospit­ basketball court, so that despite moro than on tho silent Walter Welsh Finds Song miles ones. ed nt all, they should lie scheduled al, where it was said Sunday his the large number of contestants, Aids Digestion, Nerves for the regular season. ‘‘Moreover, ouch lifts as I got, condition, though improved, prob­ the toinniimenta can bo completed In all events the gridiron Hen­ ably would not permit him to leave easily within two days. came on tho singing days. Pcoplo and Spirits son should close by Thanksgiving for South Bend with tho team would pick mo up in their auto­ On April 17, and IK, Gainesville time nnd there should he not more Monday, ilia breakdown wns a t­ and llu University of Florida will New York City,—Walter Welsh, mobiles and carry mo niong somo than eight regular games on any tributed to over strail!. entertain the eleventh annual Flor­ modern troubadour, has just ar­ times for forty or fifty miles anil. I would sing to pay for tho ride.' schedule, he counsels. Stuhldrehor, another of ida state high school track nit etj rived hero after a walk of 3,000 When it camo mealtime, I sang "No boy should ever he permit­ theCharlie and field and an affair that is b c-r miles across the continent. Mr, Horsemen, nnd Walter Camp's ted to absent himself from any nil American quarterback, arrived itig eagerly anticipated throughout j Welsh literally sang his wny from for my supper, or my dinner oc San Francisco to New York and breakfast, ns tho case might be. clas i for athletic purposes," Yost on crutches, with hiti leg in a cast scholastic circles of tlu stale. " I sang ’Doodle Doo-Doo’ nnd writes. "This defeats the purpose but was able to accon^any the Authorities hero expect both tlm mndo a pretty good thing of it, toe. other songs of that kind—rather of both clnsn room ami athletics. basketball and truck tournament Practice periods must lie arranged r.qiiad dh tlm lb fir of entertain­ will eelipn; any held in former “ I am out ns nn unpnid, unso­ humorous, rollicking things with a in conjunction with class for ath­ ment planned for Sunday. A bone years. Elaborate programs art? licited propagandist Jfor song," contagious rhythm that set every­ body jigging and feeling bottec Mr. Welsh declares. letic purposes," Yost writes. "This in his ankle was broken early in being outlined for both meets. "As I went along, I tried a lit­ right away. It was a great trip, defeats the purpose of both class the game but Spartan-like he play­ tle scientific experiment of my nnd n suro euro for nerves, indi­ SCOUT EXECUTIVES MEET room and athletics. Practice peri­ ed until the final gun. Asked about tlte report that he ods mint be arranged dn conjunc­ ° w jv £«»>. P9; gestion or. pessimism.". . • Mr. Welsh, plans,to walk',.tack . ensionally ( tried the effect of tion witii clhss room schedules arid liilll iVeefi nirttcd ’ta eoijcR tor-New , ........... .................................... .................avoided ^ork University, Stuhljlrehpr ml- icjccrutivcn and others interested in; stolid, silent tramping. On tho to Sail Francisco next spring, all conflicts Yost opposes post-soason-gnmes flitted that he had been approach- the Boy Scout movement in this, alnging days, I mailo nt least fivo singing all tho way. bccliiuho he says they establish a , "n ^*1L’ subject but there had tnte will meet hero Jan. It for a had precedent and any attem pt to been no negotiations yet. He jndi-[ legioiuit conference that will h i\ 'rm-: IT u i’ t iT c n r iiT o r t i i k i : \ t ii j i i m i u . ( iiiim t determine n nation.I champion- rated that lie would not he nyor.se attended by James E. West, of New j I hihtdelphin has been the chief o i’ i ’m h iid a . i i i m i r u n 'rim ship is wrong because there are to crunching after his graduation York, chief scout executive of Atnei cricket center since the first intro­ ro t v n o r siaiiM ii.ii. ica, it is announced locally. duction of the game in America. too many good teams in the coun­ in the spring. IN OMANCUUY. S . H. iliiriier tiinl A. I’. Connelly, try to consider such at attempt. i *mii p lul ii a I, t*. “The tendency toward engaging VH. in post season games has been r|ni-l<|,i l.-inil {• C n lo n lK a tlo n C nin*j A Christmas Candle Caused This! considerably curtailed in most p u n y , l.im lloil. a c o r p n i a t l o t i ; tlio quarters by agreement of ath letic u r i l. u o w n Loirs, il e v ls e e s . g r i m authorities but it is still in prac­ a n il titliee iliilriiaiitH inuP-r *t K r u u k S. \Vh|ti>. ile c e n s c il: IV. K. tice at some institutions," Yost W a t t liiill m il L u cy M. W n l t l i a l l , says, "Such games continue the Ills t v l f r ; Volin A. W i l l i a m s nii.i stress of competition qvor.too long l-ai/alx-ll, W i l l i a m s , t i l l w i f e ; nil nnkmiwit imrlliM i-lnlmlng 1nt••ra period and since they usually ,-hI Iii llu- ' a n i l s IitVoI v i i I in lliln are contests between institution n u ll. I i e f c m l n n t located in very different parts of o it U K It. It IlUYl ua tn*en tnaito to a pi m*ir tho country, they take considerable . Id> III *’ IE,i l Iwfart loti of till- 1*0urt. time from the clasp room. (r ♦1(11 Mir rituri! ■>(’ tin. stiortfl of "The appeal of a long trip is | J- fmilii ol * t'minty. r lor l.i, i, minli- nn great to boys and as soon one t 'Id V. rit ,if mu,pool ia lin'd In thb f!k- i iitiiik- whirlli suit WIIH IIITOV • isr% team goes aero s the country to I IIn M m ,,V eloililti It If 1 1 ' play, many other s wait to follow. I IHii.-t tltl i ! niini llllltl.tola, N. It: ir -a i. ^ 7 , f L Co,,aPsej TWICE "TMT3 WEEK. FlUE CHltF .TT'V T” C T T E T 'W A L K E R F O U / i C "THE FlEEBr-LU HAD BEEN TAMPERED V'lD'H ___ ____ BT SOME UNKNOWN SCAMP EVERT TRUE MR . SP T R uG , x. T ecc a To gak M ^K J WAMT cv i= .r< . m e? ASKGD him HIS H e ^ A l p "JV J^)T -z^ -:------= HI/1! 1 --R IG M D i ’h OP A HIS" . I ■ - ' «O l I l M H it lliif#, ll Ifi I I M H O ft .. . I I I.. 1f t *. I k a . . r J I .. J ! ( 1arm* r. a in* 1*. i.'nil Miidly to lnlfi 1 if* t»;. noth tu-i t|«l\ end IdtM o.v, Until Itn-ItllilvI-, of 1*l!ID 1 > in 1,uLl. L . Hanford. Ul-ltllll •do Ooll ut y. Just Look" TUNNEY W il l. FIGHT. rEST I'ALM UFA*'ll, Jnn. 3. one Ttinnoy, light-heavyweight npiop of America, will appear i during the present season in >unt against liughic Walker of snr. City, it Is announced by Pritchard, boxing promoter, chard states that he also lias icw’ n match ih which he will ure Young Stribling Into in lury. uh winter for the first time in years Chicago is holding nn piping tournament for the city ipiomhipH. LVE DARK HAIR ID LOOK YOUNG aminiothvr kept her hair tifuliy darkened, glossy and ictive with a brew of Sage Tea Sulphur, Whenever her hair on thut dull, faded or streakppcnrnnre, this simple mixwus applied with wonderful t By asking at any drug t for "Woyth’s Sago and SulCompound," you will get a ) bottle of this old-time re­ improved by the addition of ' ingredients, all ready to u cry little cost. This simple ure can bo depended upon to ro natural color and beality lo hair. * well-known downtown drugsays everybody uses Wyeth's nnd Sulphur Compound now iso it darkens so naturnddy evenly that nobody cun tull it been applied—it's so ensy to too. You simply dampen a i or soft brush and draw it • is ayour hair, tuking one They call Camille Ualvat the “ Eva id a t a tinv*. By morning the Tnnguay of France.” She is mak­ ,jiuit disappears, after unoth- ing the biggest bit of the current ppifeatkm or two, it is re- theatrical season in I'uris with a d to' itt. natural color and new song entulid. “ Never Mind My Fare—Just Look a t My L ip ." . glossy, soft at;d beautiful. AlOM’N g o s h *- ru e g o t t o fig ure o u t g om e VfW-f OF in c r e a sin g New tea r Resolutions 1 i 'SALES To EARN MW INCREASE IN S SALARH-J! > Building Be in g ercctcd L'KOUT! BC <AQ£FUC O/vtA V ?A 4.UMc. O TLatA Smo'iiiieiing t kilns of the Ihmnrt (Ot.iu.; mmi . ji ate inuie cviieo . . mo v. uris«,nm.t r.> v- .u ,;v u j .. i.,cn can 'd the death of.moro than lid persons when the l>uil-ling huraed i the ground. A Ciu i-lin.i.t enmllo tipped over ns Santa delivered hit pre-ents to llio children, (aie-itu the Mare. Above allow, relative:: and fii.’iuls teurelnng for the ruins for the hr dies of their i.ivcd ot Bandits Rob Ranks and Burn Town TOR THE LOVA MUD rtORNBlOSWER v ihat Struck ' rr M O O ^ r-^ A GREAT IDEA CHIC? VIE'ME BEEN 6E LU N G MABlC. MfiO INTIETW CENT JARS TOR BEAUT»HN THE F A C E -V M M CAN'T V)E SEU- VT \M VtVJE DOLLAR . BUCKETS EOp. L BEMATWHlNCb TUE __ ^ r< < VtGUP-E'? ) Rank bandits, after looting two Valley View (Tex.) hanks of 1110,000 .Lirted a fire which destroyed two Mocks of business buildings, causing a loss of $260,000. The bandit : hlew open .two safes, started the a slow-------fuse, -and escaped before the blaze was discovered. The picture shows the havac .fire . . . by use of -- ------.......-..... U 'P r ii ii ft l t F l i t * A l i l t ti ll n i l t i n 3if a1 iru wrought by the bandits and the f fire. 11 �ead Every Classified Advertisement On iR PROFIT "I IHerald Want Ad« Will Keep You Posted on AB Sanford Busine** Activities of Importaiacc|SM FOR RESULTS Classified Directory Daily Herald r-AD RATES O a k In A dnuin •da. wllf ! • »•- •m t i t r M M a a d «ol­ id t a m e d la te ly I m __ IK ■ Us* ___ I n * IhM ___ k a »■« ___ 4* ■ Ua* ea Typa double abov* _ dataa or* tor «•«- ^ sra ss ■ •« « 1* ""fco tor « n t . la rwtrlotod to „lldMlOM< . la m d * Th* Baa_ will bo responsible ■a Inoorrocr Inaartlon, War, tor aubaoquent Tha office should ba nodlstsly la emoa of | ADTBBTIICU. representative thoriltlar wllb rataa, rules Dcatlon, will viva you Information. And If [they will aaatat you In ir want ad to make Recurs. BTBfAT n o n OB. arc ahould (Ira tbalr poatofflce addroaa aa Mir pbona number If a results. About one l of a thuuaand baa a rand the othara can't jta wjth you unless your addraaa. ■tlaaaace MOST bo I peraoa at Tho *■■aid office or by letItepbono d'aeeoflaaot valid. Merries. Prompt, Efficient THIS JS DIRECTORY . to place within easy people of Sanford ea ao often needed, la lint when any apela required. It in alphabetically for lenience.. apace In thla DIRECTORY PHONE 148 led Directory ELECTRIC SERVICE pxpert Elec'rical repaint. Central Ave. Orlando, i6 n ir.E s f o r ~k k n t IEEL Cor! Drivo It Oak and Second St. BODY REPAIRING ~~ STEIN — Automobile repairing and Ilcbuildinir. fra Home, Oak Avenue._ JTOS FOR HIRE Fa UTO SERVICE Day It. Meets nil trains. Bag* rnnsfer. Phono 551. AUTO TRIPS_________ B. CALDKR. Dny ami taxi service. Anytime, ( 282, or 26. 1UTO WRECKER______ EUO. Day or night serDay phone 394. Night ■BOG__ ________ INC, STATIONS AND LUTO SUPPLIES Advertising MEN’S CLOTHING S. W. BRADFORD. Ed. V. Price Tailored JSuit»7-432d)0 and up. 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A LITTLE WANT AD in The Herald will bring you big reHouses For Ken suita. Advertise those old articles you have stored awav and have FOR RENT—Furnished r >ma no uso for. A little thirty-ccnt ad to r light housekeeping, 018 may bring you levoral dollars. Phone 118 and a representative Laurel Avenue. will call to see y o u .______ ___ FOR RENT—Four room upartment. Attractive location, ’’hone Lost and Found323-J. Uilk LOST—One white nnd liver bob­ tail pointer dog. Return to Frank Woodruff Jr., at Woodruff Material nnd Watson. Reward. FOR RENT—Garage, Ave. Building G18 MIRACLE Concrete Co, general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. EC. Terwilleger. Prop.______________ Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. Laurel St. Phone 565 HILL LUMBER CO. House a Service, Quality and Price. 75* sKitVltlfc STATION'. LOST—Between Bower’s Drug Store and Post Office, case con­ taining two kt'ys. Return to San­ ford Development Co., GarnerWoodruff Bldg. LOST—Fur neck piece. Dark .Brown choker. Lost near or in Baptist church. Return to Her­ ald. Reward. START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT “ASK MR. CONNELLY” About the Following Bargains las, Oil, Tires, AccessoIServlce with a Bmile. Elm NEW 1-rmim hungiilim, blrnl lorn- IMIIK Avenue Ini. corner I lib. lr»t. Phonu 447 1,3._____ tlon, |>ii«nl tlrrrla nml ■himnlk<*. Ihiatrrii rvpimure. UUvIlT. *100.00 KnmKi'. *300.00 rnali. *.10.00 |irr ('mill. Ilnlnui'r rimy. 3—Three stations. Magmanlb. imi Second. First and Elm, fd Avenue and 10th Street, service. KtfillT-roixii ( it.■ Mary Ikiumc, tin EAUTY. PARLORS r v l r n Ini, ilu iih le K iirm r. Hire S lY - r n iin i liiiu g n h itv , 1 liril r o a m . In iv n , e n . l e r n e v p . m n r r . l i r e t r e . n» s l l T . N r w K«*nicr. r i m l e r n 1 HARRIET. Marinolla n lilriill.il n r r t l i i n III l i m n , A r r n l „ „ . lul of nil kinds, Itnin water n Iii.m r, Yuii m u v t . r e II lu n i»|irre- le v p iw llr e . I r i c e *.,.,..0.110. *7.<U.UO ty. Old First National lull? r r u l v u l u r . *10,100. 'I’vriim. rimli. Si 10 Jirr m t n il b . Building, phono 245. LOTS — LOTS — LOTS DRUGS W e h a v e l u l . l u r n l r i l In r v r r y . r e l l u u » ( Die r l f y . * 1 0 il n i t n nm l *^0 DRUG STORE — Pre- p e r iiiuiilli w ill p u t (till III p u . . r . . l » u u( o n e ill ll ir in . ons, Drugs, Sodas. Wo near you as your phone. Dd. (Realtors) FLORIST 105 Magnolia Ave. 103 N. Park Ave. IT THE FLORIST” Phone 122 Phone 48 ers fur nil occasions, dyrtle. Phone 200-W A. P. Connelly & Sons It ITERS AND REPAIRS tkc.s of typewriters for easy terms, for rent, nlso' Office supplies. Room 9 if LAWYER ' O’BRYAN. Office in de Bunk Building Annex. Phone 417-L 3. AND METAL WORK H. COWAN—Ail kinds and Sheet Metal Work, and Boat Tanks. At Oak mid Third Street. Tele- i Help Wanted Automobiles Houses For Sale Real Estate WANTED—Bookkeeper with sales ability to manage office. Ad­ dress P. O. Box 206, Groveland, Fla. WANTED— Counter girls.—LuBoth Cafeteria. Year Make Type FOR SA LE—Four five room Touring HERE’S THREE GOOD ONES 1921 Chevrolet bungalows lined throughout, ju sti____________,..........................1 1923 Ford Patin. *i off paved highway. Trico $800.001 ALL WOOL SUITS 1922 Dodge Touring each for quick sale. Must b e , Tailored to measure, guarant And next week is going (o be too 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan seen to bo appreciated. Can Kivu to fitt $25.00. Snnltary hi late. Act Now. 1924 Dodge Ton truck terms. A. H. Hawk, Ginderville. cleaning and pressing. Sco 1923 Dodge Coupe Woolen Mills, 305 East Sect Dodge SUBURBAN HOME Touring WANTED—Messenger bo>*s, Gootl 1924 Street. ' Real Estate Price Bight—Terms Right. p»y. Apply Western Union. .... I. W. PHILLIPS' SON. Sanford Building and Loan . Located just out side tho city lim­ WANTED — Experience s t e n o ­ Sanford, Fla. sociation Preferred Stock can BUNGALOW its, on the road to the Country grapher. Excellent opportunity. cashed on CO days notice, inter Club. Nice new bungalow with 5 rooms and bath. Rooms For Rent Apply Bodwell Realty Co., San­ modern conveniences—lights, own Corner lot with all pnving paid. payable April 1st and October ford. water system, telephone, etc., 22Mi Close in. 24,250. Easy terjps. you can’t beat it.____________ FOR RENT—Rooms with or with­ acres of land, aeven cleared, orange Buy eight per cent Prefer out meals. Reasonable rates. trees, und place in good shape. W A N T E D Stock in thi Sanford Building i CELERY FARM Lincoln Hotel. Close to Country Club. Can be 5 acres- on the brick road with­ Loan Association, established IS WANT TO S E L L -L tat your pro­ FOR RENT—$25.00 per month, bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. in 1-2 mile of loading station. FOR SALE—Fresh Jersey co perty with us now. Your de­ $3,000 with easy terms. 10-room house In county near Call 106-J. scription will go in new catalogue paved highway, good location, BUNGALOW now being tfiado up. See the new electric lights, good water. .L C. RESIDENT LOT FOR SALE—Reti BlUs Triun manager at the new location. C. Du Bose. On Park Ave. Close in. Five Pnlmetto Ave. Close to school. or Spnultlini; Rose Four & A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st rooms and Bath. Completely fur­ This tot must be sold nt once nnd Potatoes. Selected Maine stc Nat ionnl Bank DIdg. ________ FOR RENT—Two unfurnished nished. Side wulks and street pav­ nt n sacrifice. Terms. Phone 270. Mid Florida ;odi rooms. Inquire 615 Laurel Ave. ing paid. A bargain, complete at WANTED—Boarders by couple W. V. WHEELER Co,______________ __________ 87,000.00. No children allowed. with no children. 817 W. First 110 East 2nd St. Phone 101-J Young North Carolina woi Street. CORNER LOT FOR RENT—Furnished bedroom. like to como to Florida to sei R11 ,Pnrk. WANTED—Situation in hotel as i Located on Dak Ave., close in. c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t i t l e n r I n t e r ­ down. Experienced salesman, c chambermaid or maid in room-1 ahtiVc ile s c rlh e tl lector, clerical work, railway cie Eastern expeaurc. In nice neigh­ el as nt d sIII n ra nailn ytnp atlie r t n r p o r t i o n t h e r e ­ truck farmer and poultry farm ing house. Nice location for white r u n KENT—Large furnished bed­ i borhood. Street Paving and side o f: ll a p p e a r i n g f r o m t h e s w o r n room. Phono 202. 003 Myrtle Indy. 1213 7th Street. walks paid. Can bo bought on Mil of c o m p l a i n t h e r e i n filed, t h a t Honest, reliable nnd sober. Mi Ave. y o u a m i e u c h nt y o u . n a v e n r c ia l m nn offer. Write 709 caro of II very easy terms. Price 81.506/50, st>me 210,000.000 company wants man I n t e r e s t In a n d t o t h e p r o ­ old. p e r t y In v o t v r d in H i Im s u i t , n n d to Rcli Watkins Home Necessities Apartments t h a t y o u r n ln c e o f r e s i d e n c e * a r e in Snnford. More than 150 used SEE OUR LARGE LISTING Tampa—Water supply system u n k n o w n ; K la t h e r e u p o n o r d e r e d , For Rent t h a t y o u n m l e a c h of yo u. tin be. he installed in Sunset Park ad daily. Income $35 to 250 weekly. BEFORE BUYING. an ti y o u a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d U tion._ Experience unnecessary. Wlitc ______ ____ a p p e a r l o t h e M il o f c o m p l a i n t In Dept. H. 5. Tho J. R. Watkins FOR RENT—Thrco room npnrt- BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC. t h i s c a u s e , o n M o n d a y , th o ilml dny FOR SALE—A f^TMUi-Weit"? of F e b r u a r y , A. D. 1935, a t t b e Co., 02-70 West Iowa Avenue, ilitor garden tractors, all ne ment, 300 French Avenue. REALTORS C o u r t h o u s e III H a n f o r d . S e m i n o l e Memphis, Tenn. C o u n ty , F l o r i d a ; Halil s u i t b e i n g a nt half price. Giving up agen FOR RENT—Oito furnished njuirt- 202 First Street Sanford, Fla. s u i t to t|ii|i*i t i t l e In e n n i p l a l n a n t m count health and poor busint J a m e s E. I l n r l l r t t . t n t h e a b o v e d e ­ WANTED—To buy a dog. Watch nient nnd two furnished beds c r i b e d l a u d s , a m i y o u a r e t h e n in cotton belt. Walter H. Bishi dog. Stnto breed, age, color, price. re inns. 1000 Onk Ave. a m i iltt-rc r e q u i r e d t o m a k e a n s w e r Aihen, Gn.____ Address Imx 743 DeLand, Flu. Apartment houso on First St. In s a i d b il l o f e o m p l a l u t filed a FOR RENT—Fivu room unfur- This is a bargain. I d ge ca ri en es t p ryoo uc u nhfecrsesion , woillt h ebr ew i os eu,t e ra- FOR BALE—10 acres celery la lot 4, Eurnka Hammock. Rii nished apartment, •18 I’ark iv t h i: r i n r u i T covut, skvinI a g a i n s t , y ou a n d e a c l v 'o f y o u . n v r n j l i i h t a l r i m i n ' , o f Avenue. Phone 2202. nnl Stephenson, M. D. West Lei One five-room hunsrnlow, in (root! It la f u r t h e r o r d e r e d , t h a t till* F LO R ID A . IV A M I F o i l SIIMIf l t n l i o n lie p u M I n h o d o n c e a w e e k non, Ind. condition. $500.90 puts you in this v o l i : r o i 'V T Y . J o s e p h D avis, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ f o r e ig h t c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s . In t b e IN C H A N C E R Y ‘ * w i s e ; t l e o r g e W. N o rri s . If li v i n g , house. S a n f o r d l l e r a b l . a n e w s p a p e r p u b ­ FOR SALE—Small business, Janie. H. lliirtln lt, ( n o m n t l m a . nml If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g li s h e d In H cm lim le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . quire 402 Sanford Avenue. k n o w n n m l cnllm l J . K. H a r t l u i t , I n t e r e s t u m l e r M n oige W, N o rri s , 1VITNEHH my h a n d a s C l e r k o f Five acre farm on hard road, nm l a l s o k n o w n n m l cnlluit J . C. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; H e tir v L. s a i d C o u r t, a n d t h e s e a l t h e r e o f , now* in crops. Cheap nnw on easy Iln rtlv tl). C u in p laln an i. ( h i s t h e 3 9 th d a y o f N o v e m b e r . A. PAPER SHELL PECANS-60e C h ase, If liv in g , a m i If d e a d , nil VH. p arties c la im in g Interest u n d e r j terms. D. 1931. J. F. Kicklitei, Stnrk, Fla. E m m a Ilriitlo, T h o m a s J. IConnoy, H e n r y L. C h a s e , tl e c e a s e d . o r o t h e r ­ tl A. DOITOI-AHH, T r n s t r e , D n n iel Jtnlil, H r n t r r C le r k , o f ttle C i r c u i t C o u r t, w i s e ; Myrus M. F i s k . If li v in g , am i Wo have houses to rent. Come N uw linll. u n d o t h e r s . D e f e n d a n t s . If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ CASH—Paid for fulso teeth, tit S e m i n o le C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . O rd e r F u r I'lilillenlliin e st t i n d e r Myrus M. F i s k , d ec e u se tl, in und se« us.—Scminolo Realty (Meal) tal gold, platinum and discai T n E m m a Ilratlu, If II v Ii i k , a n il If o r o t h e r w i s e ; E l w y u W. L o v e jo y , <’n„ 111! K. Second .Street, U norgii (I. H e r r i n g . ed Jewelry.—Hoko Smelting a d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t If li v in g , anil If ileiitl, a ll p a r t l e a Molli-tliir f o r C o m p l a i n a n t . We have somo bcuutlful lake u n d e r E m m a ll r a d o , d e f e a t e d , o r c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d'-r F I v y u W. Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. o t h e r w i s e : T h o m a s J . K e n n e y , T r u s ­ I.o v e j o y , d e c e a s e d . t.> t i l h e r w l s e ; Iront lots on lotko Wildincro ane- IN T IIK C IU C IT T r O l l l T Ol te e . If livlior, a n d If d e a d , a l l p a r t - J o s e p h F a u l k n e r . If li v i n g , am* It liulf mile front tho Dixie Highway S E H I X H . E C tU ’M ’V. F M M t l D A . Sanford Building nnd Loan A li e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r T h o m a s ■lead, a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r , si C IIA N C K H Y sociation Preferred Stock can J. K e n n e y , T rustee, tl e c e a s e d , o r u m l e r J o s e p h F a u l k n e r , deceanetl. | in a nest of beautiful clear lakes, T i t l e O u a rIN n n tV A- M o r t g a g e Co.. o t h e r w i s e ; D a tile l J i n ld , If II v Ii ik , o r o t h e r w i s e ; C h a r l e s <\ D ik e If ! for sale. cashed on 60 days notice, inten ( F o r m e r l y Mnnforil M t g c . J . o u n a n d If tlend, a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g li v i n g , a m i If d e a d , u l' p arties Wu will build your borne, landpayable April 1st nnd October 1 Co.,) a eo rp .. C o m p l a i n a n t . I n t e r e s t u n d e r D a n ltd J m l d , d e c e a s ­ c l a i m i n g lutvrt>st u n d e r C i.url«n vs. you can’t beat it. ed. <tr o t h e r w i s e ; H e s t e r l!, N uwliuU D ike, d e c e a s e d , o r o l h e r w l s u ; N e t ­ i scape your urove, nnd relievo you T h o m a s .1. H o ' i I unoii . D e f e n d a n t , If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s t l e V, C o le m a n . If li v in g , a m i If ; .if trouble und worries incident to N O T IC E O F M A S T E R 'S H A I.E elaim liiK I n t e r e s t u n d e r H e s t e r O. d e a d , a l l p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t building up a place. N o lle,' Is liereh y g i v e n t h a t u m l e r N e w h a l l, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e : n m l e r N e t t l e V. C o le m a n , de-voiseil In tho mcuntlnte, you can go n m l by v i r t u e of n d e c r e e o f fo r e * E d w i n V ic k e r s . If llv lm t. a m i If ■>r o t h e r w i s e ; L y d ia S. H ose, if l i v ­ The annual lawn tennis toun d e a d , nil p a r t l v s e l a l m l n u I n t e r e s t in g , a n il If d e a d , a l l p a r t i s * c l a i m ­ fishing. You can fish in any one c l o s u r e a m t s a le e n t e r e d In t h e ment for the South Florida cha tiinlur E d w i n V ic k e rs , d e c e a s e d , o r in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r , . Lytllft M. R u s e , of the dozen lakes, and if you don't a b o v e . e n t i t l e d c a u s e utt t h e 1 1 t h n ITe held ut Miami I o t h e r w i s e ; H a r r i e t t r . P a n e . If l i v ­ d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; Mnruh F. know how to fish, wo have several d a y of D e c e m b e r. 1921. I, u s S p e c ­ pionkblp tU ial M a s t e r In C h a n c e r y , o n M n m lu y , v. vck i,f Fob. 10. in g . a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l n l m - L e w i s , If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all Irot I n t e r e s t under H a rrie tt t \ p arlies claim in g Interest u n d e r experts who will b« glad to show F e b r u a r y 2nd, 1935, In f r o n t o f t h e PltKO. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. t). sin r a h F. L e w is, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r - you. Mr. Seholfield who has been C o u r t llo tiso at Mnnforil. F l o r i d a , T o h y , If llvlntc, a n d If d e a d , all w in e ; L. W. D lper, If li v in g , a m i If singing nt the B a p tist Church will w ill o f f e r f o r s a l e n m l s ell It, tin , h i g h e s t a m t b est b i d d e r f o r c a s h , p a r l i e s e l a l m l n u I n t e r e s t u m l e r M tlen d, a l l p a r l i e s cluSm lilg l u t s r e s t d u r i n g t h e le g a l h o u r s o f s a l e , th o Chiropodist (J. T o h y . d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; .1, u m l e r L. W. D lper. tlecensetl, o r Vouch for the above. la u d , s l t t i a t e . IV. H a y w a r d , If II vI iik , a n d If d e a d , o t h e r w i s e ; L o w e ll W. Itetsl, If l i v ­ LAKE JESSUP LAND CO„ Inc. f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e d FOOT SPECIALIST l y i n g a n d b e i n g In t h e C o u n t y o f a ll purllitH clalm lriK i n t e r e s t u n d e r in g , a m i If d ead , a ll p u r t l e s c l a i m ­ Longwood. FIs'Corns, K unlun*. I n g r o w S em inole a n d S ta te o f F lo rid a, m o re .1. IV. H a y w a r d , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r ­ i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r L o w e l l W. Heed, w i s e ; T h e o d o r e T h n x t e r . J r . If l i v ­ in g , n n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a l m I iik I n t e r e s t u n d e r T h e o d o r e T h a x t er, J r ., d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; M ill­ io n K n o w l e s , If l i v i n g , a n d If dead,nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M illio n K n o w l e s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h ­ e r w i s e ; M a r l a M. K id r e d k «. If li v ­ in g , a n d If d ead , all p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M u r la M. E ld r e d g e , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; II. O. L esley. If liv in g , n m l If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n ­ d e r II. (1. L e sle y , d e c e a s e d o r o t h ­ e r w i s e - W. K. K iddle. If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , a lt p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r ­ e st u n d e r IV. E. Itld d l u. d e c e a s e d , or o th e rw is e ; l \ C la rk e W alw o rth , If liv in g , a m i If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s claim in g In te re s t u m le r c. C la rk e W alw o rth , deceased, or o th e rw is e ; J o h n I). L o v e r l n g , If li v i n g , u n d If d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J o h n D, L o v e r i n g , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; W a r r e n D u s h h y . It li v in g , a n d If d e a d , n il p arties c laim in g In te re st under W arren liu s h h y , d e c e a s e d , or o th erw ise; W illia m A. S t a r t , If li v i n g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r l i e s e l u f m l n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r W i l l i a m A. S t u a r t , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; licorice E. M a r s h . If l i v in g , a n d If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r i . e o r g o E. M a r s h , d e c e a s e d o r o t h e r w i s e ; Id a M. H o lm a n , If li v i n g , u n d if d e a d a lt p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t u i i il .r Id a M. H o lm a n , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e ; J n s i n h it O n r d n n . If liv in g , a n d If d e a d , all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t t i n d e r J n s l i t h It. C.urdnn, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M a r t h a JF l a n d e r s ,. If li v in g , a n d If d e a d , nil parties c laim in g In terest u n it e r M a r t h a .1. F l a n d e r s , d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e ; J a m e s M. L e w i s , If II--llig, nm l If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t u n d e r J a m e s M. Lewis, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; S u r a h L il­ lian M au nders. If l i v i n g , a n d if il e a l, all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g i n t e r e s t und>r S a r a h L il li a n M au n d ers, d e c e a s e d , or o t h e r w i s e ; M a r y J. K l m h a l l , If liv­ ing1, a n d If tlend, all p a r l i e s c l a i m ­ in g I n t e r e s t ti n d e r M ary J . K lm h a ll. d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e : D a v id Ilu e k ley, if liv in g , anti If d e a d , a l l p a r t ­ ies c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r David H m-kley, d e c e a s e d , or otlnw w ls-; J o s e p h D avis. If l i v i n g , a m i If tlend, a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; M. V i r g i n ­ ia Iteed . If liv in g , an il If tleud. all p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n d e r M. V i r g i n i a H eed, d e c e a s e d , o r iitllurjvi.se; i i c o n : e M. O s h o r n c , If liv in g , tilul If (lead, a ll p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r t l e o r g e M. (•shortie, tl e c e a s e d . o r o t h r w l s e ; A. .J. F e e l ­ i n g , If li v in g , a n d if d e a d , a ll p a r t ­ ie s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r A. J. F e e lin g , deceased. or o th erw ise; O e n r g e A. D avis. If li v in g , am i If (lead, n il p a r l i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r ( J c n r g c A. D avis, deecas.Xt, or o t h e r w i s e ; A. II. S ti n s o n . If liv in g , a m i If d e a d , a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r A. It. S ti n s o n , tiec a s e d , or o th erw ise; L il li a n M. ceased, o r o th erw ise; L i l l i a n ,\I. S t i n s o n . If li v in g , nm l If d e a d , all p a r t ie s c la im in g In te re st u n d e r L il­ l i a n ,\l. Htilisnii. tle c e a se d , o r o t h e r ­ w i s e ; J a m e s F. l l e ii s t ls , if li v in g a m t if d e a d , nil p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u m l e r J a m e s F. I l e u s t l s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; E v e r e t t C, H a te s, If li v in g , a m t If iL u d . all p arties c laim in g Interest u n it* r E v e r e t t C. H ates, d e c e a s e d , o r o t h ­ e r w i s e ; fJ u o rg e II. A tk in s , If living, ju g . n m l If tlenil. a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m l a g I n t e r e s t u m l e r t l e n r g i It. A t ­ k in s , d e c e a s e d , o r o t h e r w i s e ; Amt to a ll p a r t i e s c l a i m i n g I n t e r e s t u n ­ d e r H a t h M. C all, deceusvtl, H e n r y M. I l l h k e l . d e c e a s e d . J o h n A. D o u g ­ la s s , d e c e a s e d , ( l e o r g e E. C u r r i e r , d e cea se d . J o h n D av en p o rt, Jr,, d e ­ c e a s e d , J o h n C. H o lm a n , deceusetl. J o s e p h M. L ew is, tleceased , In t h e fo llo w in g d escrib ed p ro p e rty , s i t u ­ a t e . l y i n g n n d b e i n g In H em lnole et>-jAN-2i^a WILMER STEWART Maitland, Fla. Stew art’s Subdivision Atnmonte Springs.. 200 beautiful building lots, prices range $150 to $850. Sue these large lots before you buy elsewhere. Don’t buy a lot without n public alley in the rear. Colne and see me any time. I live here and want nt ighlHirs. WIL.MEIt STEWART Altamonte Springs. FOR SALE—Several 1-acro tracts of unimproved land. See Ste­ wart, Altamonte Springs. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— Desirable residential lot, close to town. Paved street. All improve­ ments. Owner will sell for $100 cash nnd balance at the rate of $20 monthly. Price $1000, Phono 493-W. Or write Bax 70 care The '-anford Herald. I.t its 1>0, III . 50. 63. 51. 6: «•■ SO. 97. 95. 103. 111. 113. m . n t . t \ 8, 127. 129. 139. n o . 131 ’ 37, U l , M2, i n . 1 15. i l l . 152, 153. till. 157, 159. d ; 7 . IS*, 169, 172, 173, 1 to. , SI. 1*3. 19.1. 1St. ISH, !9H. 197. 19H, n o . 202. :«:t. 2<>il, 212. 213, 211. 217, 2 1 1, 227 • FOR SALE—My property located 2 2 1 229. 230. 1W2. 212 213. t, 2 111 130(1 I’urk. Phone 493-J. Mrs. 317. 251, 258. 257. 25 h[ 259, 360, 282. 2K.1, 281>. 271. 273. 27 i. 278. 2*7, 279. 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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That in pursuance with tho Char­ ter and in accordance with the provisions of law, the annual meet­ ing of the Stockholders of the Sem­ inole Securities Company will he held at the ufllco of the Company, iu the City of Sanford, Floridu, on the 13th day of January, 1925. a*, the hour of four o’clock P. M , for tlte purpose of considering such matters us may lie brought l uforo it. Dated this the 1st day of De­ cember, 1024. Attest: Edward Higgins, Alfred Foster. President. Secretary. || Dlt. C. I.. RtSLHh ’ Y owoll D re w O rla m lo . l ’lione. lllttg. E lsv ato i Try Smith’s Barbe Shop for good barbe work. Ladies welconu Next to Valdez. Elton J. Moughton ARCHITECT F irst National Bank Bide. Sanford, ■ Florida F re s h F ru its nnd Vegetables PRICES REASONABLE R O Y A L F R U I T CO. Nv\t lit Wrstrru U.liin J. H. JACKSON Real Estate Loans C o m p lete S to r k E. Hvcuml S t r e e t Ball Hardware Co. 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Ittchtai G tr itn Land -7''. .W ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES HAHISil B'"* J STONE WILL BE N EU PRE1 B T life « I’ d Announced renth Hour; elChairman th Members Am 7Mp it Parley SANFORI), FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1925. •• ■, McCormick SINGLE COPIES FIVE Cl ] COUNTY BOARD N e w Y o r k Doctor L a u n c h e s A ttack O n C e le r y A s M eans PICKS MEISCH O f SpreadingTy phoid F ever CHAIRMAN Attorncy-GenenU Ttf Succeed Justice Joseph McKenna As Member Highcfll Tribunal In Land When L atter Quits Prominent Grower Rc-cicctcd As Head of Hoard at First Meet of Year; Ent/.mingcr Rcgins I2th Year on Hoard McKenna Serves 27 Years As Justice County Bond Issue Put Off to Saturday Solici(cr-Genc:*nl Reck Will Re Acting Attorney*Gcneml Until New One Is Appointed Board Favors Levying Assess­ ment Not to Exceed 5 Mills To Furnish Funds for Jail Becomes Governor xi I IiCtler Conlninitijf Charge Is : Made Public Through Nctv : York Dally Newspaper; All j Raw Vegetables Arraigned Most Elaborate Plans In‘ The History Of Merchants Appeal To Health Board StateMade for Cere­ monies At Capital Radio Will Re P c s k c d Into * Service To Offset Effect Attack May Have Caused H ardee P rep ares R etirin g Speech Attention of Snnford celery prnilurem was cnlled Tuesday to the »Beginn$ng fact that an attack upon celery as Mrs. Martin May Be Attorney-General Harlan Fiskc a carrier of typhoid bacilli was ly Likely Stone Wa s h in g t o n ’, Jan. o.— John Mcisch beginning his rccond who hat received tho appoint­ nindo in the form v? a letter by a Too 111 to Take Part President ('o o lite Tuesday, [otDebates ment to the U. S. Supreme Court for New York doctor to the New York term nnd hin third year ns county i / the second time within a succeeding Joseph McKenna who Tinirs which wns published in tho In The Celebration commissioner, was re-elected ns year set nbout finding a new has retired. issiio of that paper of Dec. 28. The 6.—A French chairman of tho Seminole County nttomey gcnernl. Harlan F. letter is published by the newspa­ TALLAHASSEE, Jnn. G.— the conference Stone of New York, selected A McCormick is figuring in the Board nt its first meeting this yenr per oh a letter only, with no edi­ ..held nt the court Preceded by a colorful parade ns head of tho department of uicc m inisters torial comment made. news again. Cyrus K. McCormick, h o u s e Tuesday iustice nine months ngo after followed by a grand ball pro­ multi-milliVmairo head cf the In­ re Wednesday The doctor in question, W. II. morning. Hin se­ the retirement of Iljirry M. ternational Harvester Company, is gram . the inauguration Tues­ mnmed a t the Vnil, calls attention tu an epidemic lection was mailo Daugherty, was given tho ap­ defendant in n $500,000 alienation day of Governor John W. Mar­ of typhoid 20 years ago in three unanim ous after [today when ail pointment Monday, by the of affections suit filed by Edwin lnrge eastern cities. The doctor his name h a * 1 lin will probably be the most President to tho Supremo is were on the Jucob of New York. Jucobs charge** thnt the offending celery elaborate ever dehigned for Court. bcun P,ucctl in charges McCormick won his wife’s Finance Minwns raised on n farm near Harris­ • diminution by love away from him. McCormick’s burg, Pa. The initial eases In each the induction of a Floridan in­ hends the delCommissioner 0. WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—Asso­ attorneys deny there is any basis city, the doctor writes, were trac­ to tho gubernatorial chair. W. Entxmlnger. ciate Justice Joseph McKenna Mon­ for the action. ed to functions nt which this cel­ . Tho parade brings the pro­ Following the clarcd plana for Mussolini’s Promise to Clear day concluded his active service ns ery was served in n raw state. reorganization of a mem her of the supreme court nnd Up Situation Rrings About bbt conference at gram to the cllnwx or the day the board nnd Mr. Attorney General Harlan F. Stone The letter came to the attention John W. Martin, three timc.'i [rch to which the ManyChanges ;CahinetMem was when retiring Governor Cary A. Mcisch's election, mayor of Jacksonville and chosen of J. & G. Lippnmn, commission nominated to succeed him. [I probably be inbers Hand in Resignations each member of Harden surrenders the rein.* of of­ The resignation of Justice Mc­ merrhants of New York. A letter ns Florida’s governor last June, elognte have been tho board inclnd- took tho oath of office nt Tallahas­ over the signature of L. J. I.ipp- fice to hi.i successor in an mldrvsx Kenna deprivea the Pacific Coast ftnston Churchill i n g its tw o see Tue°dny. ROME. Jan. 0.—The expiration of representation in the member­ man to tho Now York Board of to the inaugural crcr/d. Plaru rive tonight, new members, ship of the court, nnd the selection Health, calling attention to the con­ have been made for every depart­ ck room, in tho of the -IK hour? in which Premier of pledged bis sup­ General Stone to fill ditions under which celery is grown ment of otato to participate in the office, where Mussolini promised the chamber the Attorney p o r t to M r . j vncuncy will give New York a ] in Florida, wns immediately sent. parade. Georges Clem* that the political situution would member. Mcisrli in making Tho circuit embracing John Mcisrh A copy of this letter wns referred be cleared up has produced muny fellow peace* Several cities nnd counties have New York, also is represented by tho coming administration one of to Harry Walsh, sales manager of the treaty of important tesults. First, all the Chief Justice Taft, who claims America’s First Woman Gov hnrnmny nnd one in which a united nent delegations to .nwcll the ranks the Florida Vegetable Corporation members of the cabinet have plac­ isume tho aspect will be nindo for the further with an- original from Mr. Lipp- of the marchers. their portfolios nt Mussolini’s Connecticut us his residence. ernor Takes Oath Wearing effort hkinjr duy.s Wed* ed Solicitor GeneroT Heck will auto­ development of Seminole county. ninnn describing his notion. disposal to leave him fA c to re* The rain god pointed nn omin­ Mourning; jCeremonlesSparbo diplomats and matically heconio acting attorney The board’s two new members construct his cabinet unhampered. ous finger towards Florida’s capi­ The writer declares his intention Nero to settle some tan—Like In Their Severity aro Boston Steele, who succeeds gcnernl upon Mr. Stone’s retire­ tal city Monday night, one that of preparing nnd having broadcast­ of tho peace. It Second, the ministers of education ment from thnt offico. The presi­ G. L. Bledsoe ns commissioner from and public works, Signor Casati ed over radio an article describing had unlearshed n heavy downpour linion that the dis- ami dent .has given no indication of his district number one and E. 11. KilAlim G i K i i u r Sarrocciii, o u r r u L u i i . the m u only u m j two iw u • . . M ... . . Signor CHKYENE. Wyo., Jnn. < 1 .—A tho benefits of raw vegutubles in of rain that began falling n t noon toly to furnish a bio of Geneva, who succeeds Endor Executive Regius Eleventh an climax to more than 55 years of . l ho effort to offset whnt is referred und continued throughout the day, it may surpass in remaining liberal mJmbers of tho vacancy permanently, but fl,,,nK a number equal rights for woman in Wyo­ Curlott as commissioner from dis­ cabinet, have resigned and their to aa propaganda waged against casting shadows over plana for the Term as Head of Sanford the livliest meetnames were suggested in other ming came horty efter noon Mon­ trict number five. The personnel inauguration Tuesday. resignations have been accepted of City Government; Is Sworn tho use of fresh vegetables. five. circles Monday night, including of the lionrd for tho coming year is by the king, thus leaving only day when Mrs. Nellie Taylor Ross There was no indication, howIn his efforts to hnvu the New bis to Fore. those of Mr. Beck, Secretary Wil­ ns follows: John Mcisch, C. W. Coin nt issioner f or Ne wTerin York Board of licultlt emlor;** the over, that the downpour had in tho American fascist! in the Mussolini govern­ bur, Federal District Judge Diet­ formally took over her duties ns Kntzmingcr, B. F. Wheeler, E. II. of fresh vegetables, tlie leust dampened tlie npirila of rich of Idaho, Chief Justice Ar­ governor of the r.tate. share in the pro- ment. Kilhiu nnd Boston Ktccle. Mayor Forrest Lake was named consumption Third, Signor Snlnndrn has pre- thur I’. Rugg, of jfte Massachu­ Inaugural ceremonies, Spartan* pai ticulurly celery, Mr. Lippnmn the governor-elecF'i friends, bent Commissioner Entzmlnger, rep­ iwes plan na a f*cnt»vf* M - ignatlot, a s -Ita ly ’s setts supremo judicial court nnd liko in their severity nnd simplic­ resenting the Lnngwood and Alta­ Mayor of Sanford for tho eleventh declares, "ns these vegetables ure upon seeing his inauguration, for |t£<8 American re- representative in the league of Charles B. Warren of Michigan, a ity, marked the induction into of­ monte Springs district, Thursday' time Tuesday morning ut the regu­ grown ill the statu of Florida undci they continued to reach the city nnd the cost of Nation’s. Fourth, reinforcements former nmhnsrador to Mexico. fice of Die first woman governor begun his twelfth year as a mem­ lar re-organization meeting of tho most ideal conditions, with irriga­ throughout tho day. They came of tho Coblens City Commission. Mayor Lake not only by train but over the high­ 'com a up early in *!f po,ici! nnd n,llitia hnvu bccn or* The nomination of Mr. Stone, of any commonwealth in the Unit- ber of tho board, having served con- like wist took tlie oath of office and tion obtained altogether, from eith­ ways which had been made slippery .-- y dero.i out to protect tho railway mrunwhilu must awatt action by ted States. er natural ruins or from deep flow­ tinmmsiy on that body since tlu> u»h>) un additional term of ing weljs of pure water, wq ara, und tteuolmvou'i in : pots for drivCalling for "divine guidance," fornihrion of Seminole county* in n Inrgo inriM attendance nii.n.inn.n from threatened sabotage tho senate, which referred it Mon­ ito O'roe years aa a member of the anxious to know whether your de­ tilfftintediiDSIltn ofer flpm, not to ministers and cx- and police vigilance Iins been in­ day to its judiciary committee. It Mrs. Ross, heavily ewathed in 1013. commission. mention possibilities of getting’ creased generally, thus assuring mourning for her husband, the late is not expected to como before Commissioner Wheeler of Oviedo, ilngton government Tlio nomination of Mr. Lake for partment has been aide to discover stuck in newly-worked su.'ii ms. I the conference will pence, if not tranquility. Fifth, the chamber again for several days. Governor William R. Ross, sten- the other hold-over member, like mayor was nindo by Commissioner tlie existence of utiy damaging ele­ The ROVcmor-cicct Monday night The resignation of Justice Mc­ ped into the place made vacant by Mr. Mcisch, is beginning liis sec­ O. J. Marshall and seconded by ments in theso commodities that Ithe’ questions on its continuance by the authorities of would be detrimental to the health was a; i worried over the condi­ iiittccs, holding full the seizure of copies of the op­ Kenna from tho supreme bench nft- hi i death less than three months ond term and third yeur. George Commissioner S. (). Chase. Mr. of the community and il‘ not we tion o ' his wife, however, than he er service there since Jan. 2*1,181)8, ago. A. DeCottes, attorney for tho Chase i > serving in his third term when the detuils position newspapers. It, therefore, the situation has was made known with unusual cer­ Tears came to her eyes ns Act­ board was absent from tho meeting ns member of the commission while feel thnt the great dietary vulue was over the weather, becau.-o it shed out in the cornnot been completely cleared up, as emony, Chief Justice Tuft making ing Governor Lucas; in a brief ad­ having gone to Tallahassee to a t­ l)r. Marshall is beginning the third of lettuce und celery, which coiituin was feme.! that *ne might not ho mineral salts and other mlvuutu- ublc to tnki , it in the inaugural Mussolini promised, there are at the announcement after a large ds c m , pledged to her tho fullest tend the inauguration of John \V. year of liis first term. tent Complicated. gcoui chemical ingredients to the ceru ionic;'.. Soon after reaching basket of roses had been placed liy Martin. Mr. DeCottes, wus how­ of tho accounts of least definite signs of clearing. the marshal of the court upon the co-operation of the stato officials, ever, Mayor Lake was first named human system. We feel thnt it iH Tallahassee late Saturday, Mrs. by hin associate, kpntion will take up Tile nventine opposition, compris­ bench in front of the retiring mem­ called upon the electorate of Wyo­ G. W.represented mayor in IK!)*, when ho was 22 only fuir that the consuming public Marlin became slightly ill and went Spencer, Jr. ing about 150 deputies who have ming to stand solidly behind tier |ime, since the acber. Ordinarily, such un announce­ Ono of the first things which tho years of age. lie held the post for and the great army of producers to bed to recuperate. Sunday rratice and Belgium refused to attend the proceedings ment would have been male at tho and paid a glowing tribute to tho hoard did after reorganizing wn.T four yours before leaving Sanford in Florida who raise these vegeta­ morning she was still suffering by a controversy in the chamber since the Matteotti White House, nnd felicitations such virtues of her husband. for Miami where lie remained for at great expense for tho north­ from fever, and u physician who Monday night Gushed with hap­ to designate next Saturday as the seven yenrs. lie returned to San­ bles itaiu over how much murder* still is in evidence, al­ as were exchanged between the ern consumer, time the public be van called, raid that she wus run­ day on which it will consider the though some of those who listened piness and excitement, but sad­ ford, however, in 11)07 nnd shortly properly informed «;mi no element ning a temperature above 3s of that occupation 100 . to Mussolini’s declarations before chief justice, spcakrng for himself dened with tho thought of her ro- matter of tho county-wide bond afterwards was named for another of [plied toward paying before Monday it hud reached 102 mm danger exists in thu consumption and the remaining members of the issue for good roads. At that meet­ parliament, apparently in­ nt bereavement, the new gov­ The liritish are wilof these vegetables ‘and also in­ the phy sieinn stnUiT that unless sln> court, and the response by the rt ing it will consider tin* recommen­ four year period. terpreted his words as meaning the ernor went through a heap of conTwice Mr. Lake represented Or­ formed of tho great dietary vulue showed rapid improvement it would cost should be met retiring justice, would have been dations of the Good Itomli Com­ be imu! yixabl •• for her to ventura lin limit from deliv- dissolution of this oppositional made public after the latter Imd jfrntulntory tejegranin from per­ mittee of the Chamber of Com­ ange county in the legislature an I of thorn." within that stated left tlie bench nnd returned to pri­ sons of :Ji walks of life tho coun­ merce, it was announced. outdoor was, for two terms, representative i tomarrow. but they Insist that government Those acquainted witli tlie cel­ try over. Included in the lot was vate life. 3aid for that purpose period. The hoard pnssed a motion of Seminole county, lie was in­ ery situation appear not to he A big &iuiv * of Interest hero conThere are reports in circulation The unusual proceedings, howev­ one from Mrs. Miriam A. Ferg­ which culls for a resolution to bo strumental in tlie creation of the alarmed at the attack. They take toled a round '.hu inaugural parade law’unces be limited of the occupation however, that the aventine deput­ er, were arranged as a mark of uson, of Texas, who after Jan. drawn providing for tax assess­ county in lt)I3. » get under way thu altitude that tlie charg-i will sciicdu! d lc ordinary expenses ies have under consideration the the deep affection in which Justice 20, will share with Mi'S. Rosa tho ment not to exceed five mills to he proved false and that the inter­ prompt > nt 15:30 o’clock Tuesday distinction of being u woman gov­ voluntary breaking up of the fac­ ho known ns a building tax. Mon­ [2 the same number tion so ns too allow the various McKenna was held !>y his asso­ ernor. est aroused by the discussion, if it mornini ' with Jacksonville ami Duciates. After he had ccr'duded the ey secured from this source will tme i'nrrisons. The progresses that,' far, will bo bene­ val county, th .'.doptcil home of the It was fitting and added tri­ constitute a fund from which tho •.ernor, vying with the entire cost paid groups to resume liberty of action. read'ng of n letter to his colleagues, bute ficial to I’.. i . .n y and lultuco m- rtali u to womanhood of tho coun­ county will furnish its part of the This probably would mean resump­ the court and the entire audience .M21 ion seeds. it.v, Ills birthplace. dui *ri^„. WASHINGTON, Jnn. *3. — The that the oath of the offico cost of the proposed county and wiitcii u ili Iky "pported by tho city |on will bo taken up tion of their reals in the chamber in the chamber arose and remained try ti ontiii ucd on pagu 8) president’s agricultural commission udminstc'red by one of tho city jail. c>r lit-; d* mg honor to their with a general revis- bv most of those deputies, thought standing until, with bowed licud hut was reconvened to inup out plans for men—Thief Justice C. N. Potter, nothing definitely is known ns to firm step, ho had withdrawn to The Sanford Electric Company new (i« np sum fixed for the farm relief. robing room. of the* Wyoming supremo court— received the contract for electrical iuMirc ination of the Rhine- whnt the next move of this organ- theOnly ' a from Duval beHouse leaders agreed to pass at who on Sept. 50, 1881) drafted the work to he done at tho county a few minutes before the bullion will he. svh orr French will ask that < :uly Monday, but nt this session a $58,l)eiJ,00D rivers and resignation was officially announc­ clause granting equal rights to home and convict farm. A repre­ an carl y kef Monday night, the nit upon tho number harbors bill. ed, Justice McKenna udivered a tlie women of any state for the sentative of the Royal Fern Com­ Maii^n people, headed by Rained in this terriAssociate Justice McKenna of decision. Although In his 82nd time nt the constitutional con­ pany of Altnmonto Springs appear­ C. \Y\ hud not put in an tho supreme eourt resigned and year, he retains notable vigor, vention held in Cheyenne. A. C. ed before the hoard asking for a anpiMU t . was mummed thnt [onco will be also cal­ physical and mental, and probably Campbell, another member of the reduction of the tax assessment Harlan 1". Stone, attorney general, tn« y w. in soma time today lin' costs of the vurwould not have retired except for historic convention, witnessed the pluced on the property owned by wus nominated to succeed him. Committee to arrange for tho r •• probably on account lions operating under Finunco Minister Clementei's Sliriuo Circus, In be held in S.mfunl af th*j i the death recently of his wife. tho company. Thu lionrd made ceremonies in the senate chamber. on of tile roads. Full [lun us well as the rcMr. Stone wus a student at Am­ known its inability to aid nt this memorandum on tlie French debt during the week of Feb. 1*>, were Ktrcnnt . al’s representation jumission’s expenses, wus transmitted to Secretary Mel­ herst when the president was there, appointed Monday night at the reg­ V/i'il to timo inasmuch us the matter had n -••liit after midMembers of the Snnfrod Rotary and a friendship was formed then Quiz Congressman’s g re a tlj reduced next ular meeting of the tMiafurd bhrinc iluy in tho u heon ndvertised and officials of tho lon by the stute department. rival of several himA motion to recommit tho postal club. The elub lux made arrange­ cluli were urged Tuesday afternoon which has continued although they company given time to present Wife About ‘Parties’ their objections to the assessment pay bill vetoed by I’rusidcnt Cool- ments to bring to Sanford a two ilrul j >n n apt vial train most delicate tasks by Earl Lehman, secretary of the were not members of the same wide aboard about 150 snee will he to demand Orlando Chamber of Commerce, to class. The great confidence re­ before the equalizing board a t its idge was defeated and the senate ring circus, having 25 ucts, lot national g'u non from Jacksonmust vote on the measure by I separate performers und u tent ALPENA, Mich., Jnn. 0.—Gay meeting held lust summer. the allies refund aposed in him by the president led vii ll<*, who suul to bo capable of seating 8 ,DUO served thru- tc tho governor-elect ved on reparations ac- exert their influence townrd hav­ to his selection ns heud of tile de­ parties on which Congressman I>. Scvcrnlt communications were p. ni. Tuesday. rm* us mayor, President Coolidgo endorsed co­ icess of their shares. ing Seminole county represented at partment of justice after tho re­ Scott charges his wife, Edna, went rend before the body adjourned to persons. I ! .lor ity also wus expected operative marketing in an address Three committees were named jigo-Sluviu, for exam- the Florida exposition to be held tirement of Attorney General Har­ without her husband were the meet again in the afternoon. od sized reprejentabefore the National Council of Far­ by President E. F. Lane. They will to have had in kind soon in the Madison Square Garden, ry M. Daugherty. Close association subject on which Mrs. Scott was rade, with a bund ut mers’ Co-operative Marketing As­ in cabinet sessions and in repeated cross examined in the divorce j nmko arrangements for contents, rth considerable more New York City. • unit. McKenzieHeadsIIouse sociations. conferences has strengthened Pres­ ) advertising, nnd publicity. Ray[unts due them. Fruneo Jtncn counties, alMr. Lehman declared that a ident Coolidge's opinion of Mr. hearing resumed Tuesday morn­ The War Finance Corporation | mom! Key was named treasurer of ing. Tho questioning was devot­ Military claim for back pay, Committee cancelled >f them did not show ur.;l re A rat ? t’ J D.OOO.OM ) highly creditable exhibit could he Stone’s legal knowledge and judi­ j thu circus,. The committees arc Its have fallen someed to her ulleged friendship with ■f in the number of of its $500,000,00(1 capital stock ax arranged at a cost between $ 1,500 cial attitude in handling affairs of l us follows: [the percentage aliotofficers of the nir service. Their r Martin, laid asidu WASHINGTON. Jan. 0.—Repre­ initial step toward winding vp nnd $2,000, a sum declared to be the department. Contest committee G. M. Rxs, A. thin Ic Spa conference, 1 wives and social activities. The sentative McKenzie of Illinois, the th past, nnd sent word its affairs. con: idcruhly less than tho nmount Mr. Stone also has earned for ! W. Lee, Forrest Lake, Joe Chittcn[aralion Claims, name given Mrs. Scott sounded was named chairman of the house that they would participate whole­ Senator Walsh, Democrat, Mon­ County puid for its repre­ himself n reputation aa a hard like reparation claims are Seminole au army social register in­ military committee today succeed­ tana, denied in the senatr that | den und Dr. W. lr. Gardner. Ad­ heartedly in honoring him Tues­ sentation last year. Seminole it 1350,000.000. For county, the speaker asserted, is one worker, frequently devoting ns cluding prominent officers of the ing the late renresentativo Kahn there had been an alliance between I vertilting, R. W. Herndon, John Gll- day. Indications were that Jack­ much as 1(1 hours a day to his nir service. | ion, L. it. Gibbs, Ernest Brothcra discussion of tho 1of two counties in the stato that is duties. of California. Ho will serve for Democrats and Republican insur­ son ami Kent Rossiter. Publicity son county would have ono of tho |inand for a tharo in not represented. largest units in the county and city the remainder of tho cession hut gents ut thu la: t session. I committee: Hurry Kent, Harry Lee division plan receipta, this a* of the parade. Escambia Rio— Big saw mill of Rio Lum­ will not be a member next sum­ The navy department announced land Howard Long. The entertainment feature of the | ho $255,000,000 which program, which was arranged by Arch-Bishop Moeller will bo almost equally ns well rep­ scheduled 1tights to Itermudn, San ber Company sturts operation. mer. Among other attractions to mark in occupation costs Roturinn Alex. Epps, in addition to Juan, Porto Rico, thu C.ical one j thu circus is thu giving uwuy of a resented, ni also will Leon. Dies In Cincinnati Ital claim of the Unitluesduy will bo tho first "tfmty and JdUJvec Honolulu or Europe for | diamond ring. Mr. Lehman’s address consistOther urrungeI d $600,000,000. The , etl of three recitations by Miss the air liner' Los1 Angeles next | incuts incidental to the circus aro that a governor has assumed offico with a cabinet composed entirely Hpring. ! expected to be announced soon, CINCINNATI, Jan. 0.—Arch K ! 0n.. , I Margaret Cowan, who was accom­ uf holdover members sinro tho con­ franco, Italy ” »- .. nnd Bti. . panjct| jjy 1\j ra> Alex E^ps,. Miss Bishop Henry Moeller, fourth Bish­ Tlie supreme court, jiitirnicd tlie stitution of 1887 was adopted pro­ injunction restraining the Chicago Cowan’s first number was “Noth- op of Cincinnati and third to utviding that cabinet officers should New Jersey Capitalist lucd on Page 8 ) sanitary district from diverting ling Suited Him.’’ by Mary tain the Metropolitan rank since elected it was dovi lopctl today . . ' Rosa and was followed by "Vaca­ tho creation of the diocese, ap­ With Judge E. F. Housholdcr on| named. The appointment, howcv- j from Lake Michigan more than Returns For Winter be in u search of historic records* 250,000 cubic feet of water per min­ the bench, the Seminole County1 or, is expected to be made shortly i nt All* Liners tion’: and "Seeing Things ut proximately 100 years ago, died — _■ , _ II* M n n o n - f t i . c . 1Night," by Rudyard Kipling. For Monday night at his home here. Court convened Tuesday morning by Governor Martin, whose innu-1 ute. _%CJ *Vr•it? •» Fred Axt, capitalist and busi­ S enator,Gerry, of Rhode Island lT itiriC lI v CPS | her In: t two numbers, Miss Cowan and adjourned immediately ufter- gurution takes place today. l a y i s ii tr v.ards until Jan. 27 when n sue-1 Tho |M>stiM>ncmcnt of the court introduced n resolution asking Sec­ ness iiiun of Vaux Hull, N. J., has ------ -| appeared as n country boy, clud in Wreckage ofSupposed censor, whose appointment i< now session will allow additional tim e) retary Hughes whether any foreign nrri veil in Sanford for the winter )fficiala STUN Jan 0 _ \ 0VerulIs. power hax protested against thu and hus taken up his residence at lths bean mapped out Kotarian* V^cnent at the lunch- Bum Runner Is Found resting with Governor John W. for filing suits, for trial during the l elevation of guns on Americun bat­ thu home formerly owned by Wal­ Martin, will be named. Upon the coming term, extending the period WASHINGTON. Ja . *?.—WashdcDnrtnmnr > eoi> were George Brockhaha, Rantleships. ter lluqil, which he purchased last) appointment of his successor, Judge until Jan. 17, it is said. r. y,:.u «. . . * ‘, P o r i«iall Chase, Hampden DuBosc; Ilol> ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 0.— year. Housholdcr will assume the duties Circuit court, with Judge J. J. I 6 v t L n « sea a (,V£ t^ ’an! Alexander Epps It. J. lined district ,and ivarrm can Holly,1.Milton Haddock, E. F. Hous- Wreckage found in tho ocean off of prosecuting attorney, a post to Dickinson presiding, will begin the Mr. Axt expresses his belief it to Xc Markets. Europe or Honolulu holdeiL Charles Henry, Edward Seagirt is an indication of possi­ which he was elected when the) January term on Jnn. 13. Thu the future of Sanfofd and is back­ 'ik or beginning of March Marell, Frank Gonzalez. Frank ble lorn to one of the liquor-laden Into Sc he I!,. Mnines was elected to grand jury will begin its sessions ing his faith with investments. Mr. | vessels * lister, tho Shenandoah ......... ........................................ t of runi row during the the judgeship. MncNtill, A. it. Key, S. Puleston, CHICAGO. Jnn. *3.—Wheat: May Axt, is understood, is coittcmplat- j simulUntcuiuJy. A punel of jurors Bout hern waters td op- Bid pVr’keri'Geiie*'Ko’u m'ilbt, II. R .' north east gale last week, has been Tho death of Judge-elect Moines from who.-e ranks *a)th grand and 1.73 4 to 1.71; July, 1.514 to 1.52; ing extensive investments in bail- • •i J i. finar laneuvers with ships Stevens, B. J. Starling, Wilbur reported by the coast guard pa- left Judgo Housholdcr to continue petit jurors will bo drawn, has | Corn: May, 12154 to 1.2*3; Oat*: ford und the surrounding country-j \t«*uld re-lore the Sm ithtand Dave Thrasher. trol. ir> the ofiicu until his successor Is been summoned, it was announced, j May 5l)*i toGO1*. side. to gold pat ity in ti L ITALIAN TROUBLE SUBSIDES DURING LAST TWO DAYS MRS. ROSS CRIES AS SUE ASSUMES HER NEW DUTIES LAKE IS ELECTED SANFORD MAYOR W ashington N e w s Committees Named liy S illin e ss Club F o r Circus H ere R otary H ears P lea For R epresentation At N. Y. Exposition County Court Meets B ut A djourns P ending A ppointm ent Of New Judge • %»? jS A �'AT, JAMUAKT5, IMS. pfcy WTM>4‘KfeW at W cancels Menace^ the Company, in the City of Satji ford, Florida, on the 20th day of r Another Gale January. 1025, a t the hour of 3:00 ithinWeek’s Time AuGURATION :om. >*cle • P. M. for the purpoie o f ..-ring aurh matters as may > (he high school. We (he high school and rke about its appear. w ^ t have we dotiu tlfying it? urgtsly you can judge Abort without entering N il Outside appearnt. The outside is as •8 (he furnishings of a ,PAIUS, Jan. 5. — Another big itiorm in brewing in the eoulhwest, amf weather men fear It will come patade. th e y are cspeztad to to replace the gale that ended by rcafch the city about 2 o'clock blowing itself out Sunday, leaving Mchday night, and will be march :d a trail of disaster in every part Immediately to an uptown restaurof .France except the favored Rlv- M»t where they will be snrVrd icra. The'W orst consequences of frith coffee and sandwiches. Aftthe gale were the floods in Nor- erward they will lake up.quarters mandy. The Riyer Vire has reach- | t the Elks' Club a tjjf} ^ |e ^ |^ { i cd the highc.st mark: recorded since ho served three meals during the 1852 and the city of Caen i.i cn- la y Tuasdav. tlreiy surrounded by floods. •} t.. ‘ n /;• . In southern Brlualny the situa- * 1 . ' to ' the Ku“«i«nmn tion also Is grave. The town o f ' . mirtg1hi ro for thd'bMiMloAlfhhi Pontivy is in n desperate plight,1policemen’s band,will he op hand *bftlldren spend a great Sla?1 t ^ mo *( •chotjl. and * b«at we can give them. » .Im portant tp benutlfy the while at Morlaix, tSYQUhdu, it U just an tm- a s ~ a f *the central ___two _______ 11K from lt Jni ,Perry c ir\tryto beautify the school of tho city is flooded to a dep (cf other bands, U one two feet, a sight which had not which will march with tli 3 T ayljr >own citisens and visitors b ^invcfr0.r I 0 tbe<lrr' .U . couh^r delegation, and lb thij Capital Capiul "!1"*? t*5’,|5nm0M, .nnd The rivers in the northeast of ’r’ spec, City b in i' of "* Tallahassee. -------- \V spec*e ‘Jo® *thool grourult daily franco and Belgium are also very " l ih* OM'lattrn will bo sent hsrc from io town la largely judged by high and at many places are al­ ' Miami to furnish music for tho innoolr, • .Think of the out- ready over their bam n. At Bruny- a.igural lall. of Florida every ., cities . -- ........— the dyke burst nnd the tgem have beautifully school an-Artoia, 1 cr flooded tho town in the .mid­ n> *nd grounds. Tourists dle of the night. Tho inhabitants Liberals Resign Fram tpwtis who emplusise eduwere awakened hv the tocsin and Cabinet os best they could, abun- Moussolini ^•pa one would say wj have escaped everything. Hundreds arc FI Playground m i n for Ihe doning LONDON, Jan. 5.— Tho Daily without shelter. H(which is true) cl tho high now Mail reports that Signor Casati Tho I.oricnt wireless station has fnd why put out niants to received a message that the steam­ and Gino Snrrochi, of whom both down. Ono will always are liberalc, resigned ns ministers ffr .children love the truly er Dahomey had been taken in of education public work respective­ l?.w • n4 beln* brought to port. id and will do their share, Tho Dnhomcy was crippled by tho ly, in Italian cabinet. Premier ^11 work together and make storm, and ycrteiray was picked Mussolini rcplnced thorn with lib­ ((tractive as possible. We up by tugs from which, however, eral deputies. she broko loose. Lost night the steamer was reported to he in dungerous shoal;. She has 70 men aboard. Private Discussions Qn Debts Are Planned WEST PALM BEACH, F h ., Ja r 5.—Efforts during the pn»t 21 hours to puli the Standard Oil Com­ pany tnnk ship Wm. Rockefeller off a sand bnnk near Jupiter light­ house on the east coast of Florida were unavailable but employes of n radio station, reported Monday that the ship is in r.o immediate danger. LONDON, Jan. 5. — Winston Churchill, Chancellor of tho Ex­ amo luroisn the money to chequer, will carry on private dls* them. During the holl- cufslonn on the subject of inter­ to,* Plan(«. nnd I allied debts with various represen­ ■t the school and community tatives at tho conference of allied l/oy them. finance ministers in Paris WednesI Freshman clasr of tho high tiny* it in unrietrtooc). Thu cabinet NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEET ING OF STOCKHOLDERS dourvea special montlor.— which met Monday Is said to have im ber plans to tarn a dollar acquiesced to Mr. Churchill's sug­ ............... .. ' 'to it to this gestion that tho debt problem be TITLE GUAKANTY AND ltJ Hnd' I feel like the Fre'j’h" approached by informal discussions Instead of being brought up in offi­ MORTGAGE COMPANY * ffe( ®IKtl* more Joy Pjnns by doing this, cial sessionc at its conference be­ Sanford, Florida cause of the desire of United States iu5 °f U" who f*n 10 co,»- government to avoid open discus­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, • That in pursuance with the Char­ JCiWania .club kindly con­ sion of the subject. ter nnd In accordance with the pro­ ed to give <25 provido 3 other ttlUtlon would give |25. These Strescmann Receives visions of law, tho annual meet. [nUJUJonM huvn n a v e s It.wl M Ing of the Stockholders of the I raUtfl yet. Thi«*f!Sd ....... wiffb „c ® Allied Communication Title Guaranty and Mortgage Com.WIrH School Beautidcatlon a- Tho plants we have at iiresBERLIN, Jan. 5.—British, iCost <200. . If any organixu- French, Italian and Japanese Am­ H. A. SPEIR bassadors and the Belginn Minis­ ter Monday presented Chancellor ' CARPENTER Marx with the allied government rt'ffrtr,lbig the postponement l l r i m l r l n u m il l l l r M i H l r l h i K of the evacuation of the Cologne /one which w«h sot for Jan. 10 A iliIrroN 3IIMI l>nlni,-llii A » r . under the Vert nilles Treaty. 7% % S r ? i. m <»■* 9 a ,* it * - 15 “ Ta VJ 13 m , >w» ■ '/ M 17 ip ____ ____ 1 a ‘| ? 1 21 W A ■dz % ,,, 2i H P ////yy/ 1 26 m m ~ w w i t 27 , W ? Jh . 3d *1 A —vehicle — Incite G— Idle ta li ■I. (*!uu„) •0—-fui »«pi ID—work 11— gain 12— nickti^mo for p h ,J. ... emu W— nu;t.ij la;—cinders ! ( — narrow p.ccr of anyihiag £3 re rp ir/j 22— girw io Thin Paint is not effected by the Iitt./ing Mun. It Is Elas­ tic— It Contracts and Expands with the W eather—It is Non­ Porous. No Moisture can gef Itril urliiK Tfi«- ninut rriitnrlinlili* rrilurliiK ulrillr rvrr tip. '•Iltnpil. Thp> h n v p •mp|it lltp • 'poiiiilrv W iitiinnl (art ,-> urn t»it:i) t All nl/pn Hppp. It in a 1 mashing blow to old time r.clling methods— A sale Hutiufying bargain event piunned on the hroudest sccpe to sweep out every vestij.*.' of this superb Winter stock in seven days if intense activity! L'rme! Share in its savings! S12.N.* rink Oprit Front A x n rrp ln n r h lir ns*n> o f rhiilrpM , p i p e r s In f u r s o f t h e h lifh p s t p o sslh le q n n lltr . W o m en . h r iild not o v e rlo o k th U e v rep llo n a l h u iln u n iip o rtu n ll} '. An almost unbelievable sale of Women’s Smartest, Newest First R1NES HI I East Second Street I’houe t>30-J "OPEN AT NIGHT" 112 W. First St. Phone .103 T H E HOUSE OF QUALITY’ equaled fur dresseri of thin 33 hijfh quality. See them to­ morrow! 3V 1 4 x2 . DRESSES BOUGHT TO SELL FOR S19.7 VERTICAL -gmp'f con 1— places for10—tailor snrvu confine­ 21—small ooir -one who ment 23— 'iitires guides n 2— hail i to titterverse I 3— one who mint pro-beust of seizes *ith po-ttun uf bqnleti Vhe teeth gold or -the light ft— welfare ♦liver il, 6— fowl -unlatch roinr (pwL) 7— ventilate 2 fi fnii'ranco -fruit H—consecrate 27 -all. con­ -Arabian v 12— spotted sidered In ruler v Id—period of d'vidunllv -speoic tim e 29—i-t cry one —basiiful ! A—call of t\»o a -one in­ 17—to p.w> a more in­ ti(/finitely rope dividual} through u .It—buijy of heir ■ witter (lUUt. ) M— fur *etier solution to puzzle h u SLIMtv \ g tfl? Our FiUlrr •Murk Of 36 ■'i %»>v »-•. N P in * A, N il Wallop! At n price that never been m<//// /p •.‘7f, 6 t iii a . iM m l •Smashing f l ~ ■ m t 'A :.3 o 3! E. F. LANE, President Sanford Shrine Club First Time Ever Reduced! Fountain Pens and Pencils. Violins, Ukuleles and Guitars. Flashlights and Batteries. • Super Heterodyne and Atwater-Kent Radios. f . p. Imporant Business. Every Noble urged to be present. See The Newest Advanced Styles In Millinery Sport Hats, Street Hats Dress Hats at I ' h o i i p njH 6 NOB LES Attention! FLORIDA OI«an— I te p a lr w h i?. W /y —- - m 7 c : Box 20tf GROVELAND V ------ S E L L ------RENT Mon!J ,n tbb* Pu*11'5 nr® Ihrce-Icttcr •3 Long L6ase on Store Room Suitable For Ice Cream Factory TYPEWRITERS By J . C. BOYD............ ........ ...... acres, thence West 18s lt»l, e j In Sanford. . Semin..; p more or lets, to the nferosald 10 Florida. ■ > m*holo c acre corner, containing J t.ll Done and ordered thi* acres, of land, more or '"as. of N'ovehiben lost ' YnU are therefore nnlered and l i A. DOITnr required to appear to tho bill of • Clerk Circuit Court complaint herein nt the court houss note Countv at Sanford. Seminole County. Florl- (Seal) county. Florid; (hi. on Monday, the 2nd day d»» By A- M. W FFirr r, February.. 1933. said cause bain* a Fred ft. Wilson. KRKC> B. suit to qulot title In the complainSolidtpr (dr.Conskdka,. nnt to the aliovo described tract of Dec. I. f |g, f t s* b,n aantland. Jan. 8, If. 18,-fl.* * MEETING OP T H E .S A N F O R D SHRINE CLUB, VALDEZ PALM ROOM TONIGHT AT 7:30 O ver W o o d r u f f ,<k W a tso n A RECTANGULAR TtID*)LE—Twister No. 07. .2 J'latifhl Hines. Deceased. 2 t 7T CITATION. r T»: Annie lilacs, widow of Han* uel HI nos. deceased. Aaron Hlneji. l.cnnu Itl ick1»*< and Ulrtlicr ItlgKlns, her liunliand. anil Susie Hines, all of .Unmlmils, County. Florida. Notice Is hereby given that C. Af, Hand. Administrator of the estate oP Samuel llines hits tills ■th e . ICtB day of December. I l ! | filed III tho nhovo Court n petUtou to take pos­ session of the real' property of said estate to pay the debts and chnrues against said estate, due to tile In­ sufficiency of the personal proper­ ty. said real property being describ­ ed os follows, to-tvIt • W»i of NWU.of N CI of HKH In rtect'n n J2. T o w n sh ip IS. South, llnngu 31 osst. 6 acros inure or lesfl. • . Two 12) oerps square In NW corner of HW«i of NWH of Section 33, Township 19. south KHtlge 31 Hast. ami It It commanded that you and esrli of you, and all other persons Interested In said estnte. ttpoear be­ fore the County Judge's Court In Hntn'ord. Florida, on tho 38th day of January. 1925. and then and there show cause. If any you have, why H. S. POND T o d a y’s Cross-Word Puzzle ,■1 he brought before it. Dated this the &th day Of De­ cember, 11)24. S. 0 . Chase, • Attest: President Alfred Foster, Secretary. interested^ In tlist certain tot. e nr- purrsl of land situate In ■mltin! Florida, and dsscribed an foliowH The -heir*. gavlncst, grantees and CinimeDdna <tn the East line bf other claimants under Cornelia flection 7,. Township to Mouth K. ■liruco, C. F. Druee, Angus D. • p n if . ct al. • Rang* 31 East, at a .stake Oil DMR FOR PUBLICATION . The Htute of Florida, • standlmr 1318 feet North or the Southeast corner of slid sec­ . To. all purtles claiming Interest tion. running from thense West undo- Cornells F. flruce, C. F. sis feet to the corner of a rimes. nuns D. Bruce. Francis trnct of land heretofore eonVeyedJ thence North 21 degrees West 1233 feet, more or lest., to the West line of to acre .tract of In no; thence North 1>3 feet mure or less, tu the ID acre corner; thenco beginning ng.iin at tho place of commcr.rnmani between sectlonu 7 nml * und runt.mq from thence •* ‘East In section S- ou tbs South “’llhb I'PThe TVest'one-hlHrJof the Nntfhteeat Quarter' ofVi the ~9<rtltliWu*t Quartctf. of awfaf Sec1 ‘tloti »,"d*5 feet; IhenW-jNurth S7S freVlo an .iron post!: IIIhucu North -*S degr*** Jh- luUiuuS t.WfSt ISSifect lb n pest MI'VQen said .:ectlons: thence In the stme direction North S9 de­ gree*. ■86 nllnntesl1 Week D78 Jflltff W litlaml'lhef. COmptalnint. f\ rtin t fo r b e g in n e rs The enm-word puzzle dia­ gram is merely ;» means of con­ cealing words width are synony­ mous to those luted and which will interlock perfectly and %o • ead equally w ell croajwise or downwards. Always look for the number of the synonym on the diagram. If horuontal, you must find a word to fu between that number sou the first shaded stop to tho right. if vertical, you must fit you. wor<J between the number and the brn shaded atop bflcw. , . ( I 1I1I , N lu r r 'M n m n r i n i ; l U - r r m i r i l f „ p p r p r r i l r n l ! h u p '., m i r v p n l li p p n :i>:n.>uni-p,l n, ( m i l l , 1115r p i i l l y opriiH . W i n n r i i „ f l ' n « l , l n u t , h o n r r n In l r . l « l , l r ( p iit lp tip jrH >»III l l t r i l l (h ln h piii i i p m II T I p ilrpHM'H I t i r u l i r i l n r r 1‘ l u p l l u n l l l , il H n l l n I ' r r p p H In u p b n i i ' r u - . m i , u r n l o f h l a h v r r 1-0,1,l i l t , m i l , I , r(( ,-« -|« n i | | „ ( U p ( p ln-:au • I> — r . t i i q i p p r . l I II : O N H i On ifoot! rcsidcnceH ami improved business p Sajiford. Theso loam can be made in ai S 1,000.00 to-^100,000.00 fur a term i.f 3 year or ton years. er Dresses—To $59.50. “ . • "*»«? R a i l . “ ( ' M i - L i ii l l r p H w i' ~ ,n a r iill) here n r . In n n-im pH ••nnjW To M l i h l u ( t i p u ■'r lil . . f l - ' n n h ! u! i:» p r, K in in n l In i l , l . ig ru u p • » :-u t - t p l u . l v p t n i i l p l — n c in .lr r - n - P of t-rpnll,p K lu*t **kllVA Purirt l i r r w r l f a;ul CHOICE \ allies Up to $30.00 Now Ihp l,i quit IpIIIuk uf (Sp % C H O IC E ’ iIphIw.i- t !•» I«ti%«• l ii a p lr p - l f v r r r u u p ,.f ( |, , - m — « „ , ] i r , , l . »!».- ill.lt O n l y l ' ( r u a Iri-tM pnilr.u.l,f u r : u n lit,- b i t , a r r u p n h l p l u , ,( / ,- r itj-N l*r.Tti.liui m u t e , j | ( M . n n l i c . i r , l>fl o p I Office W ith Hanford Bend & Mortgage Co, Meritvethc • Bldg., 2nd St. m m * ii Sanford Florida �THE SANF0JR1) HERALD, EU O TA Y ,*A W A #Y ft, W ND STATE Another Date" With Hangman V. Cros8*Word Puzzle THE JEWELED CROWN—Twister No. 68 ----! i|: * 9m -------------- By J. C. BOYD ----- HIS cross word cootraptioo U not one that yon will get through with In a hurry. In fact, we rather think you will find a number of disturbing synonyms likely to cause you tome annoyance. But. at that, there are only four words not in everyday use which are used In the puzzle. You will find the proper synonyms bciovv the graph. T „ Ncrfttt Drtkoin Official Says lie Never {Jaw Quicker Ac* | th»rf Nor 1Belter Results jOJii^Ipcd In Any Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is o v e r c o m e r(uicke»t by applying Mcntho-Sulphur. The p i m p l e s seem to dry right up and go away, declares a noted skin specialist. Nothing has ever been found to t'nkfe the place of sulphur <«:f a nimjdb r e ^ o y ^ H ^ f l W os” h n r.jh c x p c n s iiftfy f / l t i p ’HASS&E, J a n J « J1 |L D /fkw w '^nls ti» set Fioridn n th t bcU L\h o country, if the onjmxtl rrio!'Wii:i’ adopted two year*)w o m fd fi^ th h rtale to inve*tl<pile rincilptitfnjici-.-i dgaim t Florida. In to the commissioner of kgrrsailusc atpn regarding the n tiH ix Crimson who represented 'fdrlh-' Dakota, in representations on ht-lnlf of the Tabrt •Utility, saitf "I, have never irfo W V n case'where such splcn!lj Vejponpe wan made, and such •oofl ►W.ult.i t'.-t'UQgillshed an by 2. | 8 3 fe <3 12 N *4 6 ¥ h 10 1 IS T L 11 J 2* to 19 IS tz 25 26 3< 21 w fi 28 * V 11 Am c c flfe re a B w * m I SIOUX FALLS, S. Dak.—James ■ A. May of 70! Lncutah Bldg., ban ■ rorfeeted an nmaaing new device ■ 35 | rfy r 4*i 1* 4* w infm f p Ai TTTrr ! M AO **• M6 W / i 50 High Grade Accessories. Tubes Vulcanized while you wail. 5% Discounts 9 'fft A2- The Home of Dunlop Tires START ^ H E NEW YEAR RIGHT Use Our Oil Coupon Books m » 39 . i s ■f 37 X n a a e g a is , Iji 33 21 SANFORD^FisA a ^ a n y i W a, 2M 3*) 33 32 iff Wclaka Bldg. ,f:3 irist J a ™ W '. 1,es UtMjpo-Sifwjift- und use fibtllikc w m 1 m Ifi W m a We have new crop seed of PE PPE R and EGG Pi The very finest strain s th a t can.he secured, See Us Before Buying .A l Saves you One Cent a Gallon cn GasoUn* THINK IT OVER -40 51 1 Cod Liver Gil In Sugar Coated Tablets For Puny Kids HORI20N Vt.KIU.AL. 3— gasps tutvpnby in Dixie county. Them J—preposition 20—twelve 8—ciiprcious « ttH<d v. rliort time inter. In 2— time and ( Homan) Forget the nasty tnstuig. sto­ 28—curb prank again of the circumstances mach upsetting cod liver oil, and j 10—stops , 3— coiprtjde 20— Dutch niAkpdjiig hi.-i dentil caused ids give the thin,' puny, underdevelop-1 (collorp) 13,—so the dl* ,, -. mda-sure of rd 'children McCoy's Cod Liver Oil o n e In appeal to the li-"ialatuM 4— allied by rection of liquids n*‘‘ rufr . i tatfc asking tliat body Compound Tablet* if you want to 14— lampoon 30—strange nature I,:dl* (in the; rlnrhln authorities gist* them a good appetite and put 10—New Eng­ 5— at that 32— musical mJiki nil imKiligatimi. peundn of good healthy fleih on I land Slate time terns lAWfft'; o;, thfi suggestion, a Bernard Grant, 21-years-old Chicago 'bark ’« (he yards” youth, has their bones. (abbr.) fiibbr.) 6 salt |"AUjbS n was adopted by the law- another ‘date” with the hangman, lie's scheduled to die .Inn. t<>, tm1 8 — s if tin g 7—privately 3.7—within Doctora know all about then* aLtan body of tliat state asking lejin u commutation of rent* n-:n of further r cpm-vi- i forthcoming, utensil 9—pirate 37—kind of niatt so doen Bowers Pharmacy, nnd flU-hJoHda gu into the nmlter ills life was spared ii mpurarily by Governor i.en Small last fall fol1—occupation cheese 20— a sister nil good pharmacist-.! all over Am­ o?c’2&lij\. An a result of the lewfng n flood of letters nnd message:- [deriding with Sniull to reim oi­ ,2—interro­ feed.) 30—flat «-afisb erica, for they are in great de­ tlpirTtaken Hero, Thomna W. lier the Leoh-lu oi old decision. (.Irani is nccusud of the murder of a 4 1—wrong 21— lowest gated llhfmlii/thani, ‘"whipping ho :a" at policeman two years ngo. 5—Open Tig to 43— business mand, because they are not lag­ 4 2 —we r u t . ) point gards but show results in a few whorA young Tnhert tympanum nuuae 22— recent in­ 43— bewitch days. , of ear I abbr.) 40— nimble indicted on a charge of telligence 2-1— military 44— exclama­ They are not expensive either— .7—get up 49— kind of soil Lirdfrv. and Uia use of the lash American Hotel ft> Auction Off Rare tion officer 50— makes , ,3—wide­ <10 tablets, GO'cents and children of disciplining pri.onprefix de­ mouthed 45— pronoun take them like candy. equal sRw^:< .abolished npd a law wa.: Praised In England Rembrandt Pictures 25— noting 46— for exam­ A very sickly child, age 9 gain­ iui Jug* melt,; prohibiting the leasing of i t —large ple met iM fn in Florida. ed 12 pounds in seven months and LONDON, Jan. 0.—An ungual 47— look African IfrjfKinhnthr.fn infer was tried is strong nnd healthy. river 43—noun suf­ collection of .some 350 Uembrnndt id-, convicted of second degree Ono skinny woman gained 1) *3— testify fix with etchings, which had been hidden ujdcr hut later was granted a, diminutive pounds in 24 days. 2!—some TlUjia| in July of this year, the) that lli ln.ni the art prblie in an English “ Bo sure to get McCoy's, ttje fciee , whit!) pas been sot. lie iticfctri original nnd genuine Cod Liver coiinty :tquiro’« private library for now a t libert y on a $10,000 I lie opi Oil Compound Tablet.” early a century, lias been brought rife"' nrchitec Tip For Beginner*. fot ward,fur public unit* in the near HiA(flulions adopted l»y the Council, Solve this puzzle by compar­ future. iftlAti legiidnture on the lust day Mr. I c A 8 E G G m G AE ing the synonyms listed In the tin V'M i in of IU’J.’l relating to ing nm 'Jliwrri: Is raid to be no doubt Fountain Pens and "Horizontal” and "Vertical" A V 1 D MO # T o I L. tils ut til',* genuiness of the etch­ 'SlW- Dakota j legislature which |i() fot i columns with the number of Make Every Acre Do Its Best’ \ - will In presented to the altead < ings, and no one ventures nn op­ Pencils. G E T ' D O C w o R E spaces extending crosswUe or ict’i, soo Jen. f>, according to a inion on their prpnhlu value. The downward on the diagram, cj E «A'i tf" F. V A D E R s V if S UV,.ey.ived ij,v the commix:,innViolins, Ukuleles fi rthr anting sale, it is declared, is the ciue may be. If a word The many big crops of the fruit anil fancy vet'etilj c i r pgri<*iiltii"*i from Mi. (Irimwithout precedent in living me­ V# T R 1 P N E C m D s occur* to you meaning sub­ .i and Guitars. gro,vn with Armour’s BIG CROP fertilizers are ! t t ' lie : nid hr< would like to mibmory. stantial! y the same as the A s P 1 T F. O r r synonym best advertisement. Actual field results clearly prt L* Wfllf his vtiport uf tiie mntThe collection was formed ear­ and the correct num­ Flashlights and T R A 1 L b U V Aj T E J ‘Tr report uf the splendid utly In the loth century by Edward ber of letter* to fit in the th eir superior crop-making ability. Only high jfn Ly-. Kl«"-t»Uc» 1,y the Florida ofItudgo, n '»Middlesex mitgi drate, a space* between its number and Batteries. m aterials of known value enter into th eir cotppositi R ■/; 5 T E. E H E R V Uie first shaded stop following, J gi,sliit*iro, people and member of n family which dates The plant-food is balanced to suit the needs of the p A s S’ I D A Y , ; the *l^ih*;rt matter, and back *to ljucen Elizabeth’s reign, P Si; write it in; lightly.. .Wyrlf pw*y Super Heterodyne ; ticular crop for which it is intended. -They he small words, tne "easy” M'llendhl ■treatm ent given P E A f t Vo' » R, '21 C \k E 1 atid Atwater-Kent fords, first, and they will give pended upon to grow big crops if big crops are pos;| iM'4vkee»hduf accompanied. Mr. v S A Y La s H Y rr< A yon plenty of clues to tin. dif­ Ttillnliannee and re\K I! Radios. ficult or.es. lri*J here for n nhort time in Wives To Rear Scat C opfU lfit. K Inf ifraitirw ta n " ireeti n v Hli the care. I MqI n” rl i )e |iii:rttcd the state ST. PF.TF.USBUIUl, Jan. <5. — The Armour BIG CROP line is complete. It Incli ryu (iff.'c . !. to : end him i :h fjcorgi* \V. Wylie, city attorney of Tho year 1924 goes on record ns formulas and analyses to su it every Florida crop n on iv i J it L: available show311 East Second Street Si. Peternburg, believe that wives Will Ask Commission a year singularly barren of cham­ A. ftnffield returned Friday ■a'.,» le tte r <Imeulfc”-: v/hcn nit Vtftrt wo accompli, lied by the soil. .Among the four types of BIG CROI* citrus d Plume fi.lO-J S.jfrfurn in ub«di.*hing lea.e from n short trip to Tnmpn, St. i iie; on the back act of uutonio- To Recaii Bond Issue pionship piihllstic events. tures there is one especially adapted to the fall iwj “OPEN AT NKII1T" • lam* "I wonder if yuu would I’etc'-sbiug nnd other [mints in llv hi’"*, lie liu.* ro informed tlie* of your grove. And there’s a BIG CROP vegelfi WES*r 1‘AI.M Ilk ADD, Jan. fi! — I trvmo a report of how succesn- touthm* part of the ; tale. While city comniiunimi in nn informal fertilizer to satisfy every need of your soil.and cn away Mr. Itnfielil wu., d'lighted >y*pr present system h«* been iggeition that ml ordinance ie- The county conidvi.*skuiiur!i a rt to Descriptive booklet free on request. i?i, .tli; the abolishment of the to tind that there is »nmddemble uiiiiin.:. wlven lo meiipy the Imcl; be i*tqiie:iled to recall the bond NSTOP CATARRH! OPEN tAjiaie," h!a letter rend. "1 talk about Sanford and its bright ••at of nutomoliile nn a preventive xue of $1,8(11),000 voted on Dee. Ifi, NOSTRILS AND HEAD Warehouse at Sanford iliM'fi.! to submit with my ro- future among hiudncxr men in oieiiMure mraiii.T nulomoliile ueclt "iin.v .'latter that would give that section. Thin city ho dielnii dents. The matter has bean re­ and replace it with another for Bays Cream Appli ed in Nostrils Armour Fertilizer Works fm/b ri dit to’yim and tiie Florl- In lieing wall bed with interest by ferred lo tiie director of public approximately $900,000. Dcelaion Relioves Head-Colds at Once. *«flicials. If the original ninny pniple not only among the works for smrvey and estimate.*. West Commercial and It. It. Avo tn llii:, elTeet has been reaebed at a t^^D clntn resolution of two regular residents of (hose cities nia m meeting attended by ,cpre'»>, / /> In any wav operated but aiming winter visitors. rentutivx'S of tiii.i city and many ... If your nostrils are clogged iu-it Florida, l am very aaxAi ctlnnV uf the Everglades. The am! your head is stuffed nnd yuu | mu! aetlyt) lm now taken to proposed ieiim ns rtque ited now can't breathe freely because of a (Morula riglit before the counwill be to build and c'orilpleto 23'A iold or catarrh, hist get u small Jacksonville, Fla, ’■I hrive never known of u cn:.e miles of rand front the IP miles bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any M^ZUeii splendid response wan dnm store. Apply a little of this post on tlm West Pain* Beach rnf ntitl such good results ncnnl, west to nelloglhde, and the t vagrant, antiseptic cream into ^Jwbld ns by Florida in thin 17 miles from Hulleglnde \veut to your nostrils and let it penetrate art nmttei," the llendrv county line, and tn build ! through the air |iassqgc of your H' hvoilnbla data on tin* subroads fi’uiii Bellcglnde to t'nnal head, soothing and healing the in­ T j Iciiu* forwarded to Mr. Point, I’aiioheo to llacum's Point, flamed, swollen mucous membrane iVbbn I v t ’qihmis.donei of AgrlSouth Hay lo Okeelanta, lathe and you get Instant relief. uns Mayo, under v/hose dimeAh! how good it feels. Your tVoifli to Military Trail, und Belle,,{plls the' administration of nostrils are open, your head is I lade to the locks. ^U, ryfairs, with the advice 1I’lgin. no more hawking, vnuflling, iv ' i'V l>,lve observed that the I lowing; no more headache, dry­ ’' v’* V i : working out very Now Year Resolutionsness or r.trrjtgllag for breitlu ,jtt 4. u Be.*' Ely’s. Cream Balm is just what SPECIAL PRICES 1?^ have not had na minh sufferers from head colds und ca­ ibk- i.. i-n ncine, discipline utarrh need. 11'a a delight. Ht >> U' convicts since th< (ash VJELL HLRE M M ISS ■VIE OUGHT TO i IT MEANS A B om - g e t . >A'i; lied u.- some had unit VJARP 1 AM GE.MTS- | KNOVd SOON IF TORTUNetF THAT pa il 1. Mr. Mayo wrote. "Of I’HONI MAGIC MUD I ’M READN TO HERSELF FIRST STRE1 IT D o e s j OF MUDrw the innttrr wan a ne*v thing VFLL. BEAUTIFV EARH THAT ‘ , *>25 *y foi: . oiflo time to get it esr s a a x in a ii*1 ’ THE. FIGURE r u\ * I nil along, and w 1 hop* not only hurt but the skin usually be­ /efl i von better result.i thau comes black and bluo. in a aan aiiain aiiaau aiaiiaH aB u cB u ciH u an aE u su itaB siiu n siaiiaN zaaaB B d U B n aj'iaB M iH 11'111 atew, rrevailiiig.” LICARBO takes out tho pain, re­ I _ --duces tho swelling and removes tho fqcrculo&is Deaths disfiguring black and bluo marks. In a few hours tho actual spot can i ■Florida Are l 'a: scarcely bo found und overnight It is gone. The severest bruise yields fU.AIIAESEi:, Jnn. fi.—North readily to its magic power. Ask your U/t di Floiida dur- ig ;. 23 from druggist lor LICARBO. '!’• ware V- * than Iialf BETTER THAN IODINE lynli c tliat died In California ’ ,hc -i.u.i ■ dixuur e, according r i’ i ’.i.j pel hundred pn td the. federal department mu a", e, if only the white |»opI;- t itqn into consideration, r j f ’ tho negro population ,<i' a j *i - cohvlnced, tliix -date’s jT; ) till far below California p: •* Which is not divided by GivJG M E T H E L— i. ■ Perhaps the test remedy ever dis­ TVOEMTM Fl\J6 tROM L o c k im t k e . JU M P IM ' ' 5t(i:l I :'23 California'.-* death covered for a persistent cough that lias i f vs T ar • -w- - u. MEM - L GOTTA GO bung °n and on, and whic^ may deS .m l)*M Cause, based on ndGlass a n d Ho pt o a d s H ot tfit 3 a t ¥ m .velm* into a more serious corudtloo, U that HON\£.>A*)D Do !i;iue , wa.i fi.Hipf, or I.thill tj $ - r. \ j { *' ; IT AtNXT I i :df(nne trwd sit-t pruwd m.-diduc that our t Ji e I i li-nmiind, n . t m< 1 AV4E);\NfNErHtMG J g I xfuiitssnc) itrujgtr- ir»ntsielicd'on - Dr. Bell's » MoOfue. Y" y •k'ifi'id.i’a 1.082 total,".ir l.(M tw>Tw Honey; I tie piuiuu* relief is almost / '—er- if■ m1 WST'r^ msxical. aiul a day’s use will often break up a kiuglrcd thousand. Of those changed ( Lsdcouch or clicsl cold entirely. Doctors say iLeii in tld i statu jUly 41)4 K.eplno tar quickly loosens and removes ibe or Crate Nails, etc. rSvllile. making C9.2 per him* ih-inj, Negroes to the nuiiii.t f'fif! dlwl, which was 171 toad red thoujutnl. t F . P. R IN ES Dangerous Coughs Go Quickly With OldTime Pine-Tar Honey Three 2-IIorse IRON AGE SPRAYERS II you ave on tRo market for Celery VJ'ire IH LL IM PLEM ENT COMPANY D r . B E L L 'S FINE -TAR-HONEY FOR COUCHS �THE SANFORD H E R A tD , TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,1925, ■■■.. . . —-mi*'.' . . Where fabled Coacoochee strove to thwart Mellen’s Gallant Garrison in the Seminole Indian W ar '-. ♦i . 1 , ■ «v a - V * { *' f . i* , . - HE tendency of a rapidly growing community of progressive and far-sighted citizens is to be ever looking into the dim distant future endeavoring to penetrate the lining of Pandora’s box for one brief glimpse of the riches stored there. It should however nevor become so enraptured by these captivating mirages as to lose sight of the per­ haps cruder but more interesting antecedents which made them possible. T ITII this in mind it is the purpose of the developer of Fort Mellon, Sanford’s newest and most exclusive subdivision, to recount in a number of advertisements which will appear in The Sanford Herald from time to time, historical features connected with Sanford in general and Fort Mellon in particular. An effort will be made to dig down deep into the experiences and files of the oldest settlers of Seminole county where it is hoped much interesting data of personal achievement and civic development may be brought to light which i sure to prove valuable information to W OR the purpose of perpetuating the histoi leal setting and of making new some of the old features xxf this.city, the name of Fort Mellon will remain a permanent feature in the 1. ' life of Sanford and as the years''come and gd’, fiC‘w 'arrivals'’'will'be reminded that Fort Mellon existed and that it was the scene o f many important developments in the early years of Florida’s history. HE Fort was founded as a government post early in December in 1886 and was imme­ diately occupied by two companies of artillery, four companies of dragoons and a num­ ber of Creek Indians. It was scarcely less than a year before the famous Seminole In­ dian War broke out and Fort Mellon immediately became an important strategical point of attack. T HIS WAR, abounding as it does in thrilling romance of fact and fiction, brought down I those daring Indian Chiefs, King Phillip and his fabled son, Coacoochee, in attack A upon Fort Mellon, but they with their four hundred warriors were disastrously re­ pulsed by the American garrison which forewarned nad been reinforced on the prev­ ious day. The Americans however, during the course of the battle which lasted many hours of terrific fighting, suffered a severe loss in the death of their gallant leader, Captain Mellon. E and the other soldiers who died in this battle were buried with impressive military cer­ emony on the estate known as Villa Shoora, on Lake Monroe. Although the bodies were buried very close to the w aters edge and the waves have long since washed out all traces of the graves, older Sanford residents can remember seeing them when visit­ ing this sacred spot. H EARS later, Major Fancy delivered a memorable address to the Grand Army then en camped in Sanford, in which he urged our citizens to mark in some suitable manner the place where occured what may have been the fiercest battle of the Seminole War. This, the Fort Mellon developers will strive to do. Promoters of Sanford’s Finest Subdivision” ?, �K v J a t t i ' p i T H E S A N F O B D H E R A I.D , f f l K g D f ty , J A N U A R Y fi, IM S . Making Money Every Day . -------M ffjl ■t ftaal.nl. ITnrMn »■ ftscond C lu i Matter, Poking over the exchanges the other day when <u thr roitorrica f f > T 7 m F,0ftda- u,ii,«r a « of «0J l U5 d.ia *Tcry in* rcatin* •rtic le in one of the Miami WKAW-----------Bailor * i w * l n v e n a i_ _ ----Manacer A«— • Pftoa, Uft . i t u c w r n o v n atks ^ T a»r_* 7 .a« 8 i* Month*....ITD* in City by Carrier, pef »k. lie. Weakly Edition >3.00 y***uLt *>. . WBCTA*'J*roT ,rR ' All obltnary leas, card* of thank*, renolutlona _norie«a^of entortnlnninnis where •1 ™ ftre made will be elmrned ** f¥ml*r a4vrU»)w$ ratea. WWI TBB AftSOCIATKI) PRIIM Aaapclated Praia !a exclita* Jr •ntltltd to th# uie for repubKPJ* ;W ftH new* dlepatcnra HIM Jo It or not othrrwlNa eredIn thin Rapcr and nlan the local !l"Vd herein. All rljrhla epultllcatlnn of aprrlal dlapiucli•rein nr* nlso r^perved. lESDAY, JANUARY 6 , 1925. LB THOUGHT FOR TODAY LADNESS IN SERVICE:— '• th* Lon) with gladness. Eninto hia Rate* with thanksgivand into hi* courts with MU be thankful unto him, nnd i hi* name. For the Lord I* P«alr.i 10 0 : 2 , 4 , 5 . EVERYBODY LOVES yhody loves a little loving, ybody craves It now and then. Ille the heart is beating; |cn the heart Is gladdest, a the time we hunger for a loving little friend. ybody loves n little loving. fbody, whether young or old, ien the yenrs nrc fleeting; 'he the heart is beating; s the time to tell them that your love is nover cold. body fovea a little loving, body wants n little more; o is never wasted; •test think we’ve tasted, wade our Journey on tho lovalit shore. —Ex. papers indicative of the exceptional opportunities in this vnnnV?M he.y0,i ng man for f W 1" * V a n d a l success A >oung Cleveland man arrived in Miami on New Year's dav W ith about nlinnt forty fn rli/ dollars in his » ,!■pockets ___i___ and . before . . with thea t,a y had.set he had made Ten'thouM ndd;har“s m “ ,B 8Un This may sound something like a fairy tale, but th is is e young man s story as lie told it to the newspaper reporter: reached Miami from my, home in Cleveland on *or,y train. Thursday had 1been work9 m --er morning. ^I alCSU *1*11 WUI K* n°r ?f nUm!)cr, of iTi a hardware sto re there fls an office clerk. Dnfri**" AL“ 1 •' - - Miami - ■ 2rr llBefore the train reached I bought a Miami Tribuno and read of the big Croissant Park development at Fort Lauderdale. K “ j0,, an,d having the Croissant Park S ? sl! !n W ™md when 1 stepped off the train. I had breakfast nnd went to the Ponce do Leon hotel to see Mr. Croissant. He referred me to Mr. Osgood- ^ . s s t £ i r , w a n " thc ,attcr Knvc « “Never having sold real estate nr anything else as a salesman, I was forced to the necessity of pretendng that I was fully able to finance myself for nn in­ in scllingCngth ° f Ume and th at 1 waa weI1 cxPcl'lcnced “With my contract and my remaining fortv dolwher,n I,°lik0.t mail 1 H«i°»rtcd OUt t0 delivery. find th “ postoffice, where 1Imy expected by general As it was n holiday the window was dosed, but I ran into a welldressed gentleman, who nlso was looking for mail and who also had ju st reached Miami. I f o b i^ im V ut.alkirJg*und rhc asked me if 1 »ved here. F ra n k r r H d nnd th a t ? wa« « salesman for the oM hn r°; F r0l8f aDnt 0 rp inization. He had also read Snn.th Crol88ant l ark development nnd ho began askmg me questions about it. I invited him to go with comI?any’8 bufles to see the develop­ ment, which he agreed to do. “ We started at one o’clock nnd I was afraid of making a serious blunder because I also had never seen the property. However, r had rend a price list I pretended /nhek Tr,buae 8tor>’, of the opening day so see i, «? ?* know all about it. I thing he failed to 8eo J*j« now green I was and felt. to ho imn°r,C “'I ° \ Z Cro,S8ant Park nml he seemed in /if ,n}Prcsaed’ .W hen we returned to Miami late lh nn ®ft°[,1°lion/ ,hf . Kavu me hia card and asked me to call a t his hotel the next morning. I was there at As Brisbane Sees It DAN DOBBS Si Tcn Million Poncakctt. Better Than Our “Bootleg." Ford’s New Factory. A. Franklin Simon Plan. BY ARTHUR BRISBANE (Ceerilcbl 1*34) The mdst dangerousL, this language of ours |3*- BERLIN CELEBRATED the now year’s arrival by enting 300,­ 000 carp, favorite German fish, and 10 ,000,000 pfnnnokuchen. If they were tha full-sljaxl Gorman pancakes, 10 ,000,000 were many. In great American cities thnt new year was welcomed .with bootleg whiskey that would strip the varnish from the steel wall of n Pullman car. H « M C S i H S W iX S ^ Every now and then a tain pen Iivc3 up to its n, rcatto.-ing ink all over th», icial Stand on your own rigbtx you can’t bo t old where to ^ EVERYWHERE IN this country New Year's Day was celebrated with violation of tho law nnd con­ tempt for thc Constitution. Thnt is not such a good way of begin­ ning tho year, but it will con­ tinue for at least a generation. Laws that men don’t want, and l that order them auddenl:' to chnngo thrir habits, nrc not obeyed. Some people live GO or 60 with tlrrbt nhoca always their feet. Suita with two pairs of ers nrc in demand. Wp W|,i , would throw in an extra cogl vest also. IN TIIIRTV years, perhaps, men may do without alcohol vol­ untarily. If they do. and if they follow in thc wnke of other tee­ total populations, they will de< teriornto. “No mountain without a valley” says the German proverb. Many ■believe that men like landscapes, must have their ups and downs or become monotonous. English have always drunk plenty. A handful of them con­ trol 300,000,000 total abstainers in India. » • • > One of the greatest industrial­ ists in America has said that, un­ der prohibition, no grent strike will ever be won by the men. “On cold water," he said, “men won’t fight. All that’s necessary is to keep whiskey away from the.•m.' It puzzles us how a grab a couple of graces fork fast and bo alive and hu lunch. Our guess is when n wont it is merely to contemplate ho was and not to rce whr is doing. You hear about worms la Suppose they do. You nevert of one chasing any great or wild cat. lh a v/orld rooms worse reall> h becm«so v0ti soMom .much about the bad thingifBJ don’t happen. ^ 3 W Stafford will onterBridgc Club. ‘Sam Baumci will dance and bridge intry Club honorZclmcnovitz of Federation Meets In Longwood Thursday ml f‘ \ s*« •« :. : Jay general business >Sanford Woman’s red by an address lumo of thc Glen rics. ildwell will enterlay Bridge Club. ' lursday sk Bridge Club will Wilkey. Neighbors will meet Hall at 8 o’clock, meeting and thc of officers with W- V. Auxiliary he American Lcg«y rison Chapter of 11 meet with Mrs. irday at 10 o’clock. [Music Club will » US* ■M ■ ) f) W’ V'.<■' i<i- 7. 0 / . The Seminole Cotihfy Fcdcrction oijjvom of iVomnn’ir an ir uClubs u b s will‘juect will’mioet with ll the / 1Longwood Civic. |.cag«o on Thursday. Jan. R a t 11*B0 o’clock. Every mcmbor.of tha following or­ ganizations is eligible ^o nttend: The Business ami Frofessionnl Woman’s* Club; thd Sanford YVo-f man’s Clib; thr Spanish AmcricanJ War Veterans Auxiliary. The presidents of th c nbovc. named organisations will tell tho' members what part of the lunch they aro expected to carry and will suggest ways of going to Longwood. Every one is urged to nttend for important matters will como before thc organization at this meeting. Eva G. Tolnr, President. >v>*':;v1 Informal Dance Given By* Miss Robinson A delightful Informal dance of Monday evening was thc one giv­ en by Miss Mary- Robinson nt her home on Myrtle Avenue honoring her lovely housu guest, Mias Mqr, 4 *•. nico Halloway of Kissimmee. Cut flowers were effectively us­ ed in decorating. Punch was serv­ ed throughout the evening nnd thc **>w< music was furnished by a local m orchestra. Delicious refreshments were served. Tho guest list included Mirscs Nelda Van Ness, Mnblo Earnest, —--Y. Marjorie Bridgman, Hazel Pack­ ard, Murr.icc Holloway, Mary Rob­ inson nnd Mildred Robinson, ami This new bust of Woodrow Wilson is the work of Bryant Baker, New William Earnest, Edwanl Tibbett, York sculptor. He is shewn putting touches on his work. Chester Milton, Joo Ludwig, Wil­ liam Wothcrington, Lyle Tapp, Edward llcndn, Mr. anil Mrs. Ro­ bert Robinson. MRS. JOHN W. MARTIN, STATE’S FIRST LADY ESSENTIALLY A HOME MAKER rl ti HO : *>■1 Rfl or Kid Is now bolng used for shoo trimmings In effective, contrasting slir.ilis. The alines Illustrated above are of autumn brown kill, thn Instep <:n;p:t r.ml art Hoped trim or golden brown kill They nr* appropriate '•n ufli rnuo:i wear with the more elaborate of suniuur guwus. mw J. . ,1 ii »t* SONG R E C IT A L BY : ELIZABETH SPENCER si ,u i. tiaB R B gH nB naxnaiB saB H N atsaaurxB r.B nrT axr^sinrtaaa rr COME L I S T E N IN 5 u K M ■ n w n m a This in a Roltlcn opportunity for Sanford to hear the famous soprano. Assisting her will be Lueiie Collette, well-known pianist. Wiflt us I > the j»oo;l thinifn nn Ihe air received at our 3 .ere the lalcst thing in RADIO 'MRMIODYNE Miss Spencer’s appearance hero makes it pos­ sible lo perform nn interesting musical experi­ ment. In some of the numbers, the famous nrtist will compare iter voice with its Re*Crcntion by Mr. Edison’s new phonograph. $225.00 Complete With nil accessories and installed with unconditional guarantee oy the m anufacturer. Pipe OrpranClubMeets With Mrs. Gatchel SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. High School Auditorium 110 Magnolia Avc. 1'honc «M2 A Rood concert every night air. conditions perm itting. Appliances—Fixtures— Lamps— Radio. 3 J. H. H1NTERMSTER PIANO CO. Sr FIRST NATIONAL BANK JANUARY 8 ^ Specials in Our — J a.... *....... n u a r y 10 fi Two Five Acre Celery Farms-- all cleared and ftw S S i x s ea ra n ce SWORD AND SIM ILK Located Close to Loading Station And Close to T own. E. F. L A N E Fi™t National Rank Btiildi ng. Itc miiB 501-502. Phone 95 •Saie.s Forco Mias Ruba Williams, Mr IL L. Shipp. rs. Harry T. Bodwell, i. Frank Smith and Iridgett motored to cIl Mondqy, - * ■ • ; * -MS.. ley has returned to '/ of Florida after holidays with his Ind Mrs. \\ . I. Hugh- I. George*L.' Hoy who (winter residents of arrived from Dougnre located ut the |otcl for the winter. SUCCESS h o t^ m v ' 1115' , ^ ° n Seminole County Bank SanJord, KJa. A):JhLassing nre Iturn the latter part Vm .Nnshville, Tenn.’, havg . been visiting flatives for several a tlC * w o m e n Si o t nni t0,s e t aheatl Jo not m bn lfnA but p«t it on the wSh th? w Sl,'cc.°.'ss’ An account he v n ^ ° ®,County Bank will dp you accomplish splendid results. 4' Interest Paid on Savings Accounts nnd T. 0 . Tyner had Sunday, Mr. nnd f r y , Mrs. C. Bengf b - Tyner. nn.i fyner, Mr. and ftl and sons, Charles and daughter Doro|icc Tyncs and Emilo of Windermere. FO IHottWWWe iMINUM ipletc Stock ast Suits worth up to $40.00. Serge anti fancy woi steel, some with 2 pair pants Your choice of the best suit. All sizes for $29.50. Carl Espy of Savannah, Gu., is spending a few days in Sanford j on business. Elmer J. Tyner returned home Sunday after spending two weeks ] with relatives in Windermere. JAN. 7TH Miss Lueiie. Pope returned Sun­ day to Young Harris College in You.nr: Harris, Ca. |tractive picture of __ _______ _____ A. Zelmcnovits and son Cnrloy H z.at'hary.. appeared . °f Brunswick. Ga., arrived MonAtlanta Jour rial, a s 'd a y to he thfe guests of Mr. nmJ )ular holiday visitors Mrs. Bam Baumi-L B a a s ria a iii-’ W MEN’S SUITS ice Holloway of KisW. J. Hardy was the guest of jheen tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kahntr ut the tobinson for the holi- opening of thu Hotel Ormond. REALTOR LAND AND BIRTH CONTROL on * r Jacksonville Traction Company Florida’s 1024 cotton crop catlv makes application for permission mated at 22,000 bales, to inaugurate motor bus scrviec. Dade City—Work started Thnniaavillo — Thomas county construction of 8 -famUy ap ar-t Tobacco Warehouse Company files mcr.t house, application for chartci. : n . * •< „„„ 7 , , .. I^ke Worth—Bank of Lake BraJcntawn $1J500,000 bond is- Worth changes name t oFirst sue for road ami bridge construe- Bank & Trust Company of Lak* tion in various sections of country Worth; capital atock increased, to to be voted upon Jnn. 14. S50.000. n iO N E :—nes. 428-J I'M? m Kid a n f o r d i losclay lenry will entertain iplicate , Cl 'lab. He a board meeting Wpman’s Club a t ----- , . ______________ TitusvilW ^Bask of Titusville & Jacksonville — New Trust Company to occupy now huilding to be erected 450,000 homo Jan. J$. Forsyth Street- . Almost ns much interest centers) Mrs. Martin is not opposed to in thc woman who will preside m .|club Work but „ho js not a dub ... The Pipe Organ Club met McviThursday, January 8th mistress of the governor’s man-, „. nftiTnoon with Mi*a. Forrest sion in Tnllnhassco for tho com- woninn‘ hho hnM been too busy uay Gatchel on Mellonvdle Avenue. ing four years ns in the man who [ rtudying with her ambitious and Tho rooms were lovely with howl < UNDER A number of complimentary invitations arc USE will guide the destinies from the hard working husband and she has of snapdragon • and the meeting THE SAME ROOF available for this special concert. Call, write, or THE SAME PHONE executive office in the state cap­ found so much that is worth while ’ICE, .>1 itol. Friends of Mrs. John W. in her home that she lias not en­ was an unusually interesting one. telephone for them, at once. They will be issued The bazar chairman, Mins Mar­ Sanford Electric Contracting1 Company in the the order of application. U. will hold its Martin nro profuse in their ex­ tered actively into club work. garet Davis, gave a splendid the home of Mrs. pressions of praise. Neither has she given much time! port. Mrn. A. F. MeA lister' v/iis E. C. HARPER D. C. STAFFORD When Miss Lottie Wilt Popper to society. a t 209 E. Fifth appointed chairman for the riext Houso nnd Indust rial Wiroinjf She lias natural charm and dx months with Miss Martha Fox ^o'clock Wednesday of Lake City became the bride of Efficient and Reliable Service. t'ladles of the city John W. Martin, 1H years ago tho grace r.nd as mistress of the gov­ as her assistant. Two new mem­ illy invited to nt- idea of a career for herself never ernor'. mansion, she will dispense ber* were added to thu roll, Mm. entered her mind. She had the j bospitnlit." Let uu Estimate your work. * ' in the good old-fash­ and Mrs. Henderson. old fashioned idea that there in ioned ivny, for die in a true South-- Winston During thw aonial,hour;.the host,, room for only one career in a fam­ em cr Lin'd Was hrbiighl up in an N o t ic e . assisted by Mrs. Cooper and Uf J* ' ,f f i n Ml ?•* f I | *91f%| ily, and that if the career is to he old -Florida town famed for its cs* Miss Martha l* ’ox served pleasing !rs of Wesley will the husband’s the wife’s place is “open door" policy. ret rush incuts. !«a room at 8 o’clock to rtinke a happy heme for him. it is a significant fact, when To oncourngi! him when ho is dis­ ling. the alarm is being spri ml thnt tho couraged to sympathize with him American home is hreakiji" ij;> in his failures nnd to rojoieo with and the love of home Is a lost 50 Cross Word Puzzles ■V . Is Bride Of him $l..15 Post paid in his successes. virtue, that there rhould he in A complete honk She felt too, that the wife must Florida’s “ While House," a wo­ Thmilkiir of 50 ntizxl-it D*V he a good background for thu hus­ man whoso capability as a home liotmd with a t­ * > band, hut she did not lose sight maker stands out above everything of much interest of the fact that while he studies tractive hard It high noon in ()r- and worked to achieve success nnd else, and that there will he 'in the rover, including governor’s mansion in Tallahassee was that of Mias honori, she must study and work a Vcuun Pencil, : 5 ! hjSSKP' ami J. W. Thrall- to he able to share these honors a woman who feels that the great­ The Rage of I he est field for a woman is that of fSanford, Rev. Belk with him. Day! fcM ® home mnkoi.—Times-Uaion. "A Spend evenings k Is the only daughter profitably b y V* |a. C'. T. Kent nnd by improving your " i mind. Instruc- « v personality holds a #«o PERSONALS 'friends. The groom ti vc-cducational. ■ ■V T h e hc aross ■ III young huniness JL wliose home was Miss Mnrqarcl Zachary hail ns .j. . j . . j .... D. J. Mays of Daytona Beach | will ndd countless' wnriis to' y.»ur :) ilida. S. C. ; ‘ * * + * * * ? * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * + * * * * * * < .* * * * * * * .> * + + + + * + „ her guest Sunday Miss Anna Grass [ was a business visitor in Sanford ! vocabulary. Order NOW and be . Tlirnilkill loft In s !t! Monday. .convinced. Semi your order of Lakeland. nt Miami nnd upon vnlnmn •••ill surely S«!% _____ oiu-j. Thu 1 ho first vr.lumn rill hd at homo to SILK 11OSH SILKS Mrs. L. M. Tyro returned Sun­ Mrs. J. *•(). Ball is spending the lur tho noxt tones, ,To y Ju nionov * 101 Oak Avenue. ... i • . . Serul day after a tdcarant visit in Fort H ^ ,n ^ |,4,n,mco tfuotit of order, exiircstt or cur.hior’n draft! •Full fashion Silk Hose—Pheonix, fs. Chester W. Jones Myers. Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Steed. v.ill ship COD if you desire ami u t One table of pi in ted Crepes and Mallof Anderson, Ind., char go you the postage. Radmon and Oncyx. Black, white and |xts, Monday of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roby La ing returnMr. nnd Mrs. John K. Wade an­ SPECIAL OFFER. Wc will send, inson Rosbanara Grepeo in all the rry Ward. id Sunday after spending the nounce the birth of a soil on Jan. postpaid Series I—2—.‘I $1 no all the new shades. Values up to holidays in St. Petersburg. _ DARWAL CORP. D pt. A. 1113 shades. Values up to $1.50 yard for 5. |Pope and daughters, 1 79!) Broadwny, New York, N. Y. $2.50. January sales $1.95 pr. and Claude Russell $2.95 yard. Miss I.uclla Mahoticv returned |ntly from n motor from Palntka Sunday where she in Georgia. ’ has been the guest of friends. S Noabit Thaw and nor sou • f i n Miami where the rujining u cabaret to sup. it? and her boy. Harry » lu lend much aid ni-OB'ju killed a man who Jcntivo to Evclyr.. There ing. Land thnt is producing only territorv in "of | iJro reconciled to science, ns Pro*it various ways of doniThe low-necked Georgette waist, ( « fad this year. Thc callow youth » •luil Cooiidge says, that is good abbreviated ' affection. news. The story told in White’s ‘he aheer who usotl to wonder if if would be n — o — -------Conflict Between .Science nnd - - tcckings nnd all the rest of j„ good taste to give his swell- 5 • — h ...« . . J th !* y C c!;; r PAYS, IT DO reach. California hn« .. n " ‘ ••■’•'.v oe maue i<i, proilucc rheology” is an almost incredible am cornin’, record of human bruta.ity, ignor- these fem nine fu bduba have ac- her.rt a p i r of gloves now walks " of LOGO mile™ equivalent **10 th* complished their devilish work at up to the lingerie counter and £ linin’ fa;.’, diHtance from New York t> Jack” 1 age ‘" U r,ourW ^ L'n7 and till- nnee nnd superstition. 1 got 'unis _____ laKt. There is nothing secret,' Purchases a ret of teddies, pre-'B sonvlllo, Fin. . dp > to las'. t h e NATIONAL health depart - 1 nothin* « » aterious, nothing un-' ,'5 lo,.hj a !a(|>’ .«*nd away «"'! S o u th * .., I f why yu howlin’ NnturA can he nre sparsely populate,I, and ment takes steps " .. ......................... D' my do’? wide open spares sprend of bubonic t twenty wushin’x— there is room t rats." Why not >uld get mo’— thousands of men I harbor the flca^ f to buy hog meat dren. Millions of man boings with ine disease. a’ apples to' pies; lying idle for the Killing a few rats hero or there ........ Jhcyl may be stun by «1 ,,? Ura mo<kisty existing between m way wolf to fiPxes; but I* not w ithout. m brains and' skilled liund'i i Thl« , . . in some “rut week" based on paint, men. Prudery has been done 10 advertise! R» advantages. Extra prudery— * In New England our po^ntU I I Wolfe i, t5UmentL. *y ^.ro^eMor or getting rid of mosquitos that death. * -L*f.*.- •*rj c«l , »r. A rjcacnf fashion note announc- •-— 0 ^"W ^nserne relation he| , , . I h-w | £ * • " >’« * \r.ry yvllow fever in ii few |owcmcnl •* thatjthe givine of 'thc'aocaTlecl «nd ...... . '''>•■* ijt.^- r - „ '! morality! . *a o KATHRYN .WILKEY, Society Editor. -U- Iness meeting of lb will be held at This will be an members of othJtlons will be weimembers arc urgIcnds and visitors Harold Hume of Nurseries; will Ictlcal Program for Beautification.” E appreciate the big possibilities o f small accounts, and are always glad to welcome the de­ positor who starts with a modest balance. u m a e The Versatility New Bust of Wilson •LUB MEMBERS z ‘r MnKwi8dy r flee 148 Only a fe ^ ^ m o re J| months beforo llgh* unde THE NEW year is under wny. Soon wo shall have acquired the s now Governor Martin. MR. VANDERBILT’S “KNOCK” -----------------.. mm1 o f , writinK 1925 instend of TAMPA TRIBUNE and then the new year will ewcll to Governor Hnrdee. buy °evcral7ot8.°Ur h“ tol<‘ mc hc hml be an old story. »»t ho added dignity to the At tiie end of 1925 you will eas­ It was recently announced that d o lla?ly wt h i ? i C T T n; l88ion am (,u n tc d t0 ten ^ o u s a n d "Frankly, were it not for busiily recognise those unable to take ^ i - 1 fc’cl *sufe l® a P*etty good interest on a new year seriously. They will Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr., would nes:< reasons, your publisher would in K T *** ,th° nntion nro on not he —interested in returning to n £ ? v $ glnal invcatment (,f fo,'ty dollars and a little he about where they were a year, t i l ' l l tnnOPU\ | ,Cntlon nn. lollic Taylor Ross of Wyombefore. ' trnted Daily News at Miami, Him-‘this state. this state. Business takes us t o . Lmorlca s flr« woman govto ! How . publications* • ----------- which --- — the ends of the globe and often _ k d e h p h o n o m in al .successes a r e by no m ean s co n fin ed in **” " big ,,,K will >V,M the tnc Henrv p„r,l 1I1ilar •to s other ami i M iam i an d j u s t a s g lo w in g o p p o rtu n itie s a r e p re s e n te d L p T i 11 bl‘ wht‘n u is ................................full grown ? title—a „ ? r r"in“ W0 novcr caro tu virit‘ »usititle—^-a S tabloid running IplaCCS [ness forces . ocas lurcus us to do things we I n ig h t h ere in ..S u t u n to n l bc»dn» 1925 witth six million mostly to pictures.paper, wny to make money is to m a n y o th e r F lo rid a c itie s Mi. Vander­ i’ :i ' ’ ^ S a n fo rd m en a re (more square feet of floor hiii Hpnco in bilt first investigated the field in would not even consider if those! In .Sanford real estate. Tho bcim r m ad e rich I,., p !!ri7 Kr0' Vth| “."ll I>r<,spcrjty which hl” huMsirs than h~ ha,I one ™, year Tampa hut did not find hero the things were brought to our nttenmake morn money is to in- linn struck tills citv from n purely social source.! oro in the same thing. Z aiih vvilh iiiM ^ :rrf , Itun, ? nrc 5el"<t ™«<e » short factory K ' . Tl!100 " feet .»?“«. ."»■»■ > »00,000 encouragement hc expected, ascer­ tion Florida is becoming just such a wide and --------------— taining on inquiry that the local business place but as for climnte ‘c^ b»ng. Quite an expansion. stchcij tell of a man of ninenewspaper demand is very well —it is a joke.” The bigger he grows the bot1 J . , d r i v i n g nn nuto- fttoteftYi!1 iari0 f.r !endV Mthc north or In other less fortunate ter, while he continue.! his efforts si rvccl by two dailies now being i he 1 rihuno is sure that no one Well, why not? Somo t Published here. Although Miami !ti 4a. i a. I'lorida, who may perhaps be finding Ug itit difficult d if f ic u lt f° Kivo tho P®°Plo taore value for t six o r seven. in Florida or Miami wishes to in­ f t a n y t're.<H!"hi° « ‘» n .i» r d „ r hv^ ' ‘K l 'w X I E E i S w i S a « i & three flict any hardship upon Mr. Van­ »t fires aro reported to he Vander- derbilt, and if he finds it irksome '•ilti^ubtless believe:', tho opening j “ntf. unpleasant here, wo woiiTdbo ^ IF.MR. FORD .would.ilcKuti»M,a. thnS4:. fop ......... W i h f K I f t his •iMipor' is inoio iti- Perfectly w iling .for. him. to, stay way : fciv million feet of floor space to obnbly go up. viting than in Tampa. away, keeling that way about garage use at low rates for own­ —•■-o— in thi.i connection, The Trilmue Honda, his paper will l>^» of no ers of little cars in big cities, he Nothing: Gained By Delay the bank rvntcments In yes­ would help the people and the nn'i *ju«t received a copy of Mr. value to our people or our inter­ 1 paper orb; nnd it would bo better for us ! iw " * , 1 if you w“Uld know automobile industry. Tar produc­ \ •uulcrhiltVs I.03 A fniji is ft prosperous coniAutomobile owners should not lose sight of the fact tlinl tion is a problem solved. The ami fs nomewhat Hurpriscri to find and, according to his own view, in tlte leading editorial article in for him, to stay in California ami cheap garage is still to come. v license tags are .supposed to be attilchcd to Ihcir it a coimnuiiicatinn signed by Mr. keep his newspaper enterprises *«oni« a little “pign- lowed i t h !? of January, but a short time is a |MERCHANTS ALL over the Vanderbilt himself, nnd dated Mi­ there. .no Nashville Banner opines pines num e y r r rt,lthor,ll‘,a' f,)»- the securing «f thitis necessary country will be interested in a ami*' Vvhich is anything but compli­ Mr. Vanderbilt goes on to sny Plan in the Transvaal is numnci. Heroic* many more .. . . . . u u u r . many more days pass, it will be risky bus customers’ garage plan devised by mentary to Florida, and to (hat that “one has a hard time getting rith one hundred mu! ton ness ’ * a car with • a Inst year’s license tag. Franklin Simon, of Fifth Avenue, citv.. -It appears rather unusual to sleep" in Miami, nnd that sleep l’ss to dnvo New York. thnt*a*Jnian who i; about to launch »11* not restful, ns it is in his hvlovMr. Simon has employers to mi Plfterpri i> in the state, espccial- id f.aliforntn. “Gnats nnd tiny bet..•Vf r nmvcnl.encu of ,ot'al motorists the Sanford Cham or Chinese regiment inuti■ ,f Commerce has arranged to issue the nevv 1905 " u s take charge of cars that roach his l.y a ntWHimiter enterpri-e. would hugs of all kinds" annoyed him for them them nnd m,il who ,, iw. furnish r...... afeS s tore ami, because „f congestion ilelibi'fately disparage thc state in Miami. Ho concludes that qo only things we have to• those ........ who . . apply I’Ply for the iuformacud about China in tho past tiou 1 Hi previous years it has been necessary in and police rules, cannot lie parked anil the city in which that enter­ eloriila will never he a rivnl of rs are civil war and muti«ond an nppIlcnUon t„ Tnll„h„»aep w?|i Hcvcr„| il“ „ fm n ia r by. He provides garage prise Is t<> ho located. .Surely if California and wants to know how npaco not far fre-m the store. Hi t . ..P Mi,y. f(,r tho Min'"' Hlustrat- many of the people who come to chauffeur.! take away cam driven Daily News is fore dmdowed by Florida wi'l stay here “after they rf* ."cross word l>y owners, bringim- them back to ''underbill’s utterances in thin have experienced the humility." are rapidly taking article we cannot hold out to him t With this kind of an opinion of the store entrance when ordered. tho onion skin. These no And the car is insured, free, much hope of making that paper Florida, wo are surprised that Mr. '' «'»y '<>nojflcct. Ilul it i» which cm against ■U ?« Quito u» dilllcult to ... ‘,l “ “ n; ,;iV Neither »ho Miami Vanderbilt has decided to invest damage while in custody a success. if "I" autoninliilo is t„ I " , -ivw ' of I rnnklin Simon employee:!. public nor the Florida public will money hero and start a newsonper. T his, the first conspicuous ef­ tsKi’ follows to a iiulilisher who At any rate, the people of Miami J* facing two months fort 10 deal with New York’s prob­ wnle: n-j follows about their city will I... interested to know what .Sooner or later one must I t*nt. work, says the Assolem of street conoesti »n, in mi and Ihoii state: he thinks of thrir town. resu, and the chances are eau be gained by delay, except un- port ant to other cities. Mnreh 4, it will „til! bo pleasantness. ?t as much work with the -0 — THE PRESIDENT told 3 ,0 0 0 ' ms behind it. in Washington that soe- > .1 TKUT,IS '"SC qV E IlU D by the mind aro Nlcrilo. Only scientists ft-4-*---- o--------. . ASHEVILLE CITIZEN 1, 1.♦ vi lit*. 1 ; i, l -v ,l,id governm ent no bngvr qp, said something about the hem t can make its dreams flower It 11 life in to w h a t fear the results of , , -- the scientist's court some time ago and il .loves, for feeling sows the seeds of good in lit’ world. The senrcli for truth. There are, how- Ki-npr \ . iUnscii Ibanez is threat- the bottom out of it. the Ibanez cone Nine said Sanford was go- mind has not that, power. If rfVc evei, so ino representatives of old- •Ticil with n rude iriwrruplion of metaphor sawing off its legs. but •• it Mvunn begins in fivc one,------fashioned religion that still fear Ids \.i,rk of freeing Spain at the n HI UH yOtlM^ ft'lloWH 2 = * Then the rude interruption! One , • > * ....... S i Z u S ^ r S ^ : J- too old to play before layrn.—Anntoio France. and denounce scientific diu-ov- noint of his pen. It was only n .Som.r Benigno Varela, also a w ield-' erie*. conics to pass. or of the pen nnd in addition the! They shuddered when Gulili>i> few i.tunths ago when th i« sen v i editor of a weekly paper support-), IF WI.* u / icmi t i .. *ney sliialdered inrichcd by his American mg the abused king, became on- • Inrtln must surely rvaliz- should refill % .? t0 ll> forco of human genius We n!ino»aced that a round earth gm, ftlinin; • o.niui!ity, announced that with raged by the assaults of Ihunez.' erfui opportunity Hint is si vi f k Shakespeare. II we wish to see the insignific " roH?d .t h e . 8Un‘.. Th<?v said. "The ■•'•null uinl metaphor he wouhl de ako Florida the greatest Therefore, he chnllcngcd Ibanez to ! earth stands still and the entire throne the pusillanimous Alfonso a duel. Ho did it in four different hU,nan ,earmn« Htudy his c o m m e n t s ^ universe .................. his nntion and to win the whirls around it. The -'HI, that with th<> sledge hammer languages «o that * 1V thanks and praise of Bible says so.” And they would all the world pow.r cf. redundancy th* r.url- slioulil know of hie: thirst . - nnd ..... ............... glowing and progressive j I' HI’ burned Galileo for tolling thc thirst for fo thn n. ,nK enchantments of onomatepneiu! author’s b l o o d . .................... He added that Im i truth had he not wisely got down would ho fashion forth the idcnl would 0,1 nifl knees, solemnly Abjuring, f B«vi rnmcuTVor o ' ‘pi-oi'i'l'i- w'C i K , . T •>"u broad •J“ ’Wboulevard " ' P“ r'*or” »• PROVIDENCE NEWS roit man nnnuunccs his in denying and uctcsiing what he | could not lick the"th Moors. construct a ten million « ueautiful cafe, slap thc Ibanez . knew to be the truth. Applauded ami encouraged, •*l in Palm Beach. Some r.e | Jaws. He would force the duel, hc Professor A. B. Wolfe of Ohh hi'-m the epochal liberation by said. Hc must have lighting gore wont be room enough in University, supporting Ho-rntl,..l I'A FRY BODY NOT steeped in wru.ng n book in which ~ ............ oecurrci | carnage, agonies writhing, Her Florida cities fur i-nv superstition knows that thc earth ,, •ii nnd then someone wiil hundreds of millions of years o ld in Sanford. Maybe old. Everybody knows that prim- ash* infer. Hr it. ' I, vo men, with huge jaws and I teeth, more like baboons thnn hu1 General Stone is make present people, j mans, „lived ,on this earth________ at leeast p-*!Ami Rhode Island is the T u j : ssy -w S ss “ th° m°st *«*'• [*y of the hootlcggiT crease keeps up." .'Diullcst ‘ * •State in the Union J J f Woods Philosopher. Is then* ativlhirifr nlnt-.H!.... 6 “ -Attorney General isn’l X svith good roads conany in Florida. Rond* K’ for hootl..... for anybody else. S c t m I t is otfange, hut when >1 sows hia Wild oats he Juu coin. 1 fevery time wc get on eBrj romebody steps in our Jr THE SANFORD HERALD, tl/ESDXV, iASbkhV ^ I92sV' irdwjwvOrt: Mr. nnd Mrs. U. D. Ely nnd lit­ tle daughter and Mi. nnd Mrs. W. Ii. Rmith und daughter, leave TqfMjay for. Orlando where Mr. Ely nnd Mr. Hmitn will establish n branch office of thc Bodwell Rally Co. II. S. FO ND (Ivor Woodruff ft Watson TYPEWlitTERS BUY ------S U M ,------- RENT C le a n — Ittfttulr J ’b o n r .US MEN’S SWEATERS H n H u ■ » ■ All wool heavy slip-over styles. Spe­ cial for $3.98 H jl a a N K n n u it a a H K B X a a u ii n BOYS’ PANTS X »> Fancy all wooi and fine quality serge. Sizes 8 to 19 years for $2.95 pr. 1C It U B a a ■ u ■ a ■ a WHITE GOODS M ■ B $7.00 Knox, Reduced................ $4.50 $6.00 Schoble, Reduced............... $3.75 $5.00 Schoble, Reduced............. $3430 u B n rj a a M It U a ■ ■ 36 inch heavy grade Pajama Check 36 inch Print Bleaching. Sale price 21c yard. WOOL GOODS One table of wool Crepe Serge Shepa:'d Check. 86 to 40 inches wide. Scmo worth up io $3.50 yard. Sale price $1.95 up. GINGHAM inches wide in small check and stripe, fast color. Regular 35c Ging­ ham. Sale price 29c yard. o r. • ’.L. EVER FAST FABRICS 36-in Everfast Linen............... 95c 66-in Everfast Suiting............. 44c 36-in Everfast Gingham............... 59c BLANKETS Large size, double Cotton Blankets. $2.95 to $4.95. ■ ■ McKINNON-MARKWOOD CO. Furnishers to Men Who Know Sanford, Fla. A ■ H H a 5 The Yowell Company Sat., Jan. 10 CLOSES ® �THE SANFORD .HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925, al; 10 o rc h e itra j^ ii^ vccal. * ■ KFSG— Lcs i children. . I WCCO — Minn-'iirft ( « 7 ) « talk; 7 L*al» O'jnnUt; lo orchcst WJJD—Mooschcatt i orsan; 7:15 orchestra l WNYC—New York'| p-ogram: 0: *5 hanjoigtr Me; 7 “CoIIcro Clothed chestrn; 9 music; 11 WEAF—Now York i mmy band; 7:20 talk; 8 10 music. 1 Ready for a Snow Bath STETSON G A G E TEAM IS READY F O R PRACTICE Fans Do You Remember Him Coach'^ftlcMillan’s Proteges .Report for Practice A fter Holidays; Schedule Ready 1.08 ANOKLES; Jafi. 0.— A scr- DELAND, Jnn. f».—Stetson UniVepnity’s liaskctbnll team reported to-Conch II. R. McQuillan Monday afternoon in Cummings gymnasium fo r the first practice of the year following the Christmas holidays during which time the squad was badly broken up although it con­ tinued to held daily workouts. Sev­ eral of the players were away from tho campus during the entire two ! Weceks thut the school was closed. J At tlio opening of the practice Monday, Conch McQuilinn announc­ ed that the next few weeks would I see the team going througn some strenuous work getting in prepara­ tion for the stiff games which will be played in the next few weeks. It was easily noticeable nt the practice Monday afternoon that what progress had been made by tho boys who stayed a t Stetson during the holidays. They won? much more adapt a t handling tin* ball on the floor and allowed th at the two weeks of good training had improved their buskethnii. Manager Tom Smith of the team las not as yet announced the schedile for-tho entire year. It is protiibla that ho will do so in the next ew weeks. There is much interest on the itataon campus in the basketball cam. I t looks like tho quintet will ttivo some good support this year. Iccausc of the size of the gymnn$uiq which makes it impossible for nany persons to be accommodated t is probable that there will be n As an acetylene welder, Kddic Foster i now balling < fig rush for the tickets for every own business league in Washington. Eddie i.-. a fi.cmr slur who played with Washington, lloston and St, Louis, was rated a t one of the heat phu .-hitters in b.uol all. Sport Briefs W illiam Tilden R efuses To Comment On R ecent Rule Of Lawn Tennis Body .Benny Leonard, light weight (tampion of the wor.d, is ill a t his bmc in New York, suffering from severe cold, accompanied by n NEW YORK, Jnn. 0.—Although merits of the now rule proposal fgh temperature Teh boxer was (reed to leave the stage last night the United States lanvn Tennis A s-{0r in any way opening a froth } -the midst of u vaudeville skit l which ho wan appearing, lli.i mditlon is not cor.MdttcJ ’serious newly framed nmateur rule, ipclud-1canred h r temporary withdrawal ing its player-writer features, the Inr.t summer frnm Davis cup ranks, f his physician. cfect of the new proposal on the u 0 is satisfied, they tay, that the Steve Donnghue, English jockey, playing activities of William T. ih w propo: ids will work for the ho ennte to Amerlcu and rode liltlen, national champion, and |,(. t interests of tho game nnd ipyrus to denfoat by Zov, under most prominent player-writer, a l- , nnxinun to ict hi peraonnl pn-i#rl Snnde, finished third in vic- ready has aroused considerable djs. tiou take enri* ot* itself in Ike fu' lure. ries on the English race track cussion. Tilifen himself • discusrca the Tilden, it is understood, views is-season. H. Or Elliott wns tlfu adcr among the tittle fellows, question in a syndicated nrtMo as a possibility ins retirement in rchibnld, the American who him published today but when asked by the near future from Hh game cn riding European horses for The Associated Press for a acute- which he liar dominated for live years, but Ids friends are covincvcrnl years, is tenth in the list merit of his position he declared: r 1024. nl such action would not a! logo til­ ed be bared on the feature of the amateur rule proposal whlmi most Jim Johnson, former umpire in i.lTected ids player-writer status, a National League, believer, thuL Tho champion already has engaged ) Giants nnd White Sox might in motion picture -*ork aid is inVc found more respect for Imsc1. reeled in several other projects, I! in Germany Hum In England, nil of which have made increasing land nnd France. According to demands on bis time. linston, the boys across tho Rhino ve taken up the American game. ifcr. o ' tc:ta made here by the Auto* mc’j ilj C! :b of uauthern California ha:: dem m-trated that the two old proverbs, “More haste, less speed," and “!! iste Makes Wnate,’1 might v.el! be given scriouc consideration by the modern motorist. In making the testa scouting car.; were operated o:i three dif­ ferent router- in the city of Lon Vngdc i. Kacli route war. first Irave .:-:d a t the highest speed posril.l* and yet cleaned arrest, and advantage tvna talon of every op,lio: tunity to make time. Thy same driver went over the name route a :; >■md time, observing all tv.afii" rules of safe driving. A summary of these trips shows l hat the driver v.ho Imrrlcd saved on1;' u total of tea minutes out of t\v.> hours driving, or five min­ ute:! to the hnai. The tot:d dis­ tance of the three mutes across the city was JI1.5 miles, or an ave­ rs "3 of 19.5 miles to the trip. One trip rhowed a saving of five liiinutes, another three minutes and the other two niinut"s. (’h h officials point out that in driving to save a possible five niinrte^ over a ten mile trip, the small r.'fui tilit of time saved will not comprn.-nto the average driver for the extra gasoline need, the incn a .u l wear on brake linings, the list: of* arrest with fine nr jail r'litcnco and the increased liabil­ ity of collision. WJ2—Ncw-'York >ij chcrtra; 7 .Wall St. } view; 7:10 Air colle*.. urtninment; 0:30 orchest, WNJ—Ncwafk (23J) rhe^tra, tongs, jazz ba, ihoitra. KUO—Oakland (3|*»» WEAK—rhHmtclnhl* talk; 7:15. talk; 3:13 CCi orchestra. W FI-PhiladcIphU (; WOO—PhUnddphia | irehcstra; 730 conceit' 9:03 recital; 9:30 orch* _ WIF.—F h IIaddphf» (j Kay bee; 0:15 special; Memorial Fund Is Planned By Friends Of Newspaperm an Uadio Program WKAQ— Forto Rico J cert. 1 KPO—San Frnneisrpl orcherttU; 7:39 Big ^<1 ch?::trn; 10 band, whistling. KFOA—Seattle <-tSi)(, 3:45 musical; 10:30 rexj. KSD—St. Louis Pot ] (5-19.1) 0:45 concert ■ children; 8 music; 10 features; 12 iviniini.rt; 11 orchestra. o: ehcstrn. WHC—Washington IF KTilS—Hot Springs (375) 8:30 -11 Watch service. conceit; 10:30 jazz orchestra. The University of Pi WOS—Jefferson city (110.9) 8 baseball team has scbe: add reives; 8:30 fiddlin’. ty eight games for next WHAS—Louisville Times (-100) 7:30-9 quartet. An average of thirty 1 K FI—Los .Angelos (409) 8:15 arc used in every majw detective stories; 9:30 instrument- game. WQJ—Chicago (-1 IS) 7-8 con1r::rt; JO-2 entertainers. KYW—Chicagnr (530) 0:35 UnFauiknee, for 30 years the Ohio J clo Hob; 7 concert; 8 musical; CLEVELAND, Jan. n.—Th, a n - j legislative correspondent of tho !‘J:05 talks; 9:15 revue. nuul meeting of the stewards of the Cincinnati Examiner. WLS—Chicago (315) G:,"0 or­ (Iniiwl Circuit lieYo Jan. 5 and 0 will draft a tentative schedule for! The movement was started by gan; 0;50 specialties; 7 lullaby; the 1925 harness horse racing sea­ pcrxunul fiiandS of the corres- 7:15 I-one Scout program; 7:30 en­ son, Many modification;! in the l I i ndent, among whom are num­ tertainers; 8-10 farm program, (dd rules and classifications are bered many former presidents and orchestra; 10-10:10 musical, enter­ statesmen. tainers. expected to be made by the lules prominent national WON—Chicago (370) 0 organ; committee, of which Hurry l). Shop James M. Cox, Democratic presi­ ard of Columbus, Chio, is chair­ dents! standard bearer in 1920 for- 0:30 concert, 8 musical; 10 or­ rqcr Governor Judson ’ Harmon, chestra. man. WLW—Cincinnati (423) G-conSeveral new cities are expected and Ambassador Myron T. Iierto apply for dates next year. rh k. are among those approving | cert; 0 program; 9 ballet,* entortainefs, orehcitra. Among them arc Aurora, III Bo- tho memorial. cheitcr, N. Y„ Poug]ikecp3ie, N. Y., Interest from the fund of $10,- ! WKAO—Columbus (291) 7:00 and Atlanta, (In. Poughkeepsie t)09 will be loaned to ambitious chimes, miscellaneous. and Atlanta were formerly in the ypuug men or women to defray WOC—Davenport (-18-1) 7:20 circuit. Beth withdrew in 1921. their expenses in college, lecture; 8 organ recital. .More than $8,0U0 of the ? 10,009 WOC—Davenport (484) 7 sandFt. Petersburg, Fla., has Imilc a g.;al has been subscribed. Tho I man; 7:20 lecture; 8 organ. dog track for greyhound racing. eumniitt.ee in charge has refused ) WHO- !>c*. Moines (522.3) 7:30lu g e donations, accepting small 9 orchestra. l antiibt:tions from hundreds of the I WCX—Detroit Free Press (513) term tor’s friends throughout thu . 7 2D :suskYiT.n '* M" " *•*)»•* **r>' f«y»i HAMBURG, Jan. fi.— ‘London. United States. Contributions have WWJ—Detroit News (513) 0 Amrtcrdam. Hamburg and Malmde been received from London, K:ig- I orchestra. Sweden, will he linked together Innd, and Australia. The gener­ I WRAP—F t. Worth Star Tdcearly next year by a daily mail ami al cenunilt :o in charge ef the rnc- Igram (170) 7:30-8:30 orchestra; passenger service. English n^d iu< rial is headed by former Gov­ 9:30 orcliestra. German machines wiii be used. ernor cox. ! KNX -Hollywood (337) 7:30 Sulky Drivers Make Ready for Schedule Bfl ffi/Sj n l p JgftjJittggjM* Comb meansqi —a^ ° health, pi its, results and ss faction. Sem inole Feed C PHONE 91,, NORTH ELM - j’aavo Nurmi, Finnish filer, who I be tho chief attraction a t tho aunl track and field meet of \Finnish-American Athletic club Mudison Square Garden tomorr rjiglit faces doable duty and » .'declared lfinisi*tf ready for tout. His first start in America II be in the mile, scheduled for ’clock. Two hours later he will ekr in the 5,000 meters event. He Ritola, country man o f NurIs entered in the 5.0C0 metres Joie Ray of Chicago in the She Wears Pola’s Mantle! :rrrmjii.i!i.r<rnnmnrn TUHn&mimiiiJ ihrir.ly Mnthewson, president of Boston Braves, would like lo i "Red" Grange, gridiron wonof the University of Illinois, he football star ca nplay basel, "One of the game’s greulplncli hitters was mndt* into aseball star on his fool) all reption," Matty said. "I refer to rry (Moose) McCormick, for• Giant player, who wan a grid i star at Bucknell when l inaulated there. Id (Peck) Garvey of Holyoke, is., former football lineman at re Dame, appears in bis third fessional pugilistic content in v York, tonight, facing Ben Ith of New Jersey, heavy ght. H A F F N E R & MARX iLD HOME TOWN UO- n o - o t o t A *)«»!$ SAg, kontney HAVU B H t U t f . in -mewEnJi VWUTS SO M E LOAJ U o v ,M Reduced Reduced oor Reduced SCAMP KlkktU ) with Both \ OOR..k’CU VAHICkS-l took .Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced Reduced 'c m N K , a r c t f S U C M R THAI* A f v^Mi^Turn^------ Bttas we . HASTY koBUCRV Af.Ai.4j; Lon^ Lease on Store Room Suitable For Ice Cream Factory T o d a y F!R« CHlEP OTWY 'AAJ.KES* KL PORTS'ye. TWOLAMTE«N3 V IE 8E *Tt>l_a* OFv THB/ v Ho o k , a m d l a w x . i t w A * o r < D O W **. T U B AVC.HT g o m l tim h GROVELAND SANFORD, FLORIDA FLORIDA u *aEaauaBB**i:aBx»i Jaa* B n n x an a* x a» R 2 ian x B aH :ian aH u u :j« Trmrrrvrity �THE SANFORD HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 6,1925 ________ ad Every Classified Advertisement On PROFIT Dally Herald AD RATES uh in A d v an ce Rn a lla a #« a lin e 4 a • U na B * double above B e e are for coaHpons. ■ average length ■ Una p a 10a for first I la restricted to Blcation. ■ mode The Bangit ba responsible Beer reef Insertion, i for subsequent a office should bs llsiety In casa of riR T U E U . presentatlva thorr with rates, rules Ion. will glvs you tmntlon. And If Swill assist you In [Want ad to tnaks Herald W ant Ads Will Keep You Posted on All Sanford Business Activities of Importance Classified Directory Advertising f if t T 8 CLOTHING PRINTING MATTOEW PRESS-PRINTING QUALITY— SERVICE — PRICE. Commercial St., It. IL Avc. nAYNES & RATLIFF. Printers and office outfitters, Phone 340. 115 Park Avenuc._ nEAL ESTATE D. A. CALDER & J. C. ZURFL1BH Real Estate Brokers—All kinds of property listed and for sale. Of­ fice 108 Second St., Near Park Avenue. Phono 282.___ J. E. SPURLING. sub-division specialist. Subdivision to Or­ lando, Florida, and F l o r a Heights, Florida on Dixie High- TAMPA MORNING?'TRIBUNE— Send in your sobsetiption to the Tribune or hand It to your local dealer so you can read Florida’s greatest newspaper. One year S8.00, 6 months 54JJC, three months $2.00. If you desire $1,000 insur­ ance policy add 75 cents to your t .dor. "DO YOU WANT to buy or «ell anything?” If eo advertise in the "Gainesville Sun.”_____ __ WEST VinniNTA—Clarksburg. Th* ' Clark sburir Exponent, morning Inrltxllng Sunday, morning Issue, t cent per word, minimum I4c. DEVELOPERS ATTENTION—Ponft.irnla In hi-glnnlng the greatest de­ velopment In Olorlda's history: n half million dollar highway to the gulf beach Just- finished; a two SIGN PAINTING_______ million dollar bridge across Escam­ illa Day started; quarter million SANFORD SIGN SHOP—Right dollar opnra house under construc­ prices for signs of all kinds. tion; two millions being spent on R. N. NIPPER. highway; greatest chance for live developers to get In on ground Sanford Avenue nt 1st S treet floor. Write Development Depart­ PHone 473-J. ment _The Pensacola News. PAPER HANGER—I. L. Tnlbott, painter nnd paper hanger. Phone 3511 Orlando road. IT FfOTICB. hould glva their iff lew address as phone number If lilts. About on« I th unwind has a tha others can'l Jth you unles* } address. Mare MOST ha •a at The Sea­ ttle# ar hg 1ri­ me t'u -e itle vallt. DIRECTORY [place within ensy people of Sanford iso often needed. 1st when miy speI required. It in Iphnbeticnlly for icc in thin RECTORY BONE [148 Directory Advertising LEARN ABOUT folk County and Lakeland, through the Star-Tele* gram. Best advertising medium In South Florida Published mornings. Star-Telegram, l a keland. Fla, OHIO—Xenia. Make your tales through the Xenia Gazette, Xenia. Ohio. Rich agricultural d istrict Want ad and display rates on request COLUMOUa IGa.) r.RDGKn,—Glnssmod nils have the largest circu­ lation th Southwestern Georgia. Itatu Sc [(1-wnrd) line. TO REACH the prosperous farm ­ ers and fern growers of Volusia county advertiso in the DeLand Daily News, rate Ic per word, caob with order. _________________ MAINE—WalcrvlUe, .Morning tkujtinci. Thousands of Maine peo­ ple nre interested in Florida prop­ erty, Reach them through the Sentinel. Rate, card on applica­ tion_______________________ ADVERTISE in tCe Joumal-Horaid, South Georgia’s greatest newspaper. Morning, afternoon, weekly and Sunday C.'r.ssitled ratei 10c per line. Waycross JournalHerald, Waycross. Georgia. my h :k * __ AND MOTOR RE INDING. ELECTRIC SERVICE WANT TO SELL—List your pro­ irt Electrical repairs, perty with us now. Your de­ bntral Ave. Orlando, scription will go in new catalogue now being made up. Sco the new RENT manager at the new location. C. EL Car. Drive it A. Strout Farm Agency, 404 1st Oak and Second St. National Bank Bldg. pDY REPAIRING [STEIN Automobile ■tiring and Rebuilding, pome. Oak Avenue. B s FOR HIRE Bxo SEKVITHS Day I Meets all trains. Bagisfer. Phone 551. [UTD TRIPS , CALDER. Day and service. Anytime, 2, or 25. O WRECKER STATIONS AND O SUPPLIES SERVICE STATION I, Oil, Tires, Acccssovicc with a smile. Elm Phone -147 1.3, ■ T hree stations. t MagSecond. F irst and Elm, \ venue und 10th Street, crvicc. FLORIST THE FLORIST" for all occasions, tie. Phone 2C0-W Automobiles Make Chevrolet Touring Ford Panne II Dodge Touring Ford Fordor Sedan Dodge Ton truck Coupe Touring Price Right—Terms Right. I. W. PHILLIPS' SON. ____ Hnnford, Fla. Tailored to measure, guaranteed to fit. $25.00. Sanitary hand cleaning and pressing Scotch Woolen Mills, 305 East Second Street. WANTED—Young man under 30 years of age who is very stingy. Do not apply unless you will save your money. Good opportunity for rM it man who can furnish small bond and be away from home. For particulars write R. C. Garvin, Gen. Del., Sanford, giving full address and telephone number. A LITTLE TVANT AD in The Herald will bring you big re­ sults. Advertise those old articles you have stored away and have no use for. A little thlrty-cent ad may bring you severnl dollars. Phone 148 and a representative will call to seo you. WANTED— Counter girls.—Lu FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS— Beth Cafeteria. Desirable residential lot, close to town. Paved street. All improve­ WANTED—Messenger boys. Goo ments. Owner will sell for $100 pay. Apply Western Union. .. cash anti balance at the rate of $20 monthly, Price $1000. Phono WANTED — Experience s t e n c grapher. Excellent opportunity 4U3-W. Or write Box 70 care The Apply llodwclt Realty Co., San Sanford Herald. ford. FOR SALE—My property located 1300 Park. Phone 403-J. Mrs. Snvngo, BUNGALOW 5 rooms and hath. Corner'lot with all paving paid, ose in. $-1,250, Easy terms. CELERY FARM 5 acres on tlio brick road with­ in 1-2 mile of loading station, $3,000 with easy terms. RESIDENT LOT Palmetto Ave, Close to school. This lot must be sold nt once and at a sacrifice. Terms. W. V. WHEELER 110 East 2nd S t Phone 101-J We liavo some beautiful lake front lots on Ijiko Wildmerc one* half mile from tho Dixie Highway in n nest of beautiful clear lakes, for sale. We will build your home, land­ scape your grove, and relievo you of trouble and worries incident to building up a place. In tho meantime, you can go firliing. You can fish in any one of tho dozen lakes, and if you don’t know how to fish, wo have several experts who will bo glud to show you. Mr. Sobol field who has been singing nt tho Baptist Church will vouch for the above, LAKE JESSUP LAND CO., Inc. Long wood. Flu- Seminole Printery IMtlVri.MJ THAT 1'I.KAXK* Prompt HitvIl-i-. Ti-li-|ihun<> 9J. New Locution. Wt-ltika llullillmt (■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Marble anil Granite from all quarries. Heat of quality and workmanship. Wr*to for latest designs. C. It. TDIISUL Sanford, Florida F. O. tlox NO-, Phono MS DAVID B; HYEPA R C H IT E C T Member L i t Rosa Ilulfillng Orl.-i.ilo, Flerldn H. A. SPEIR CARPENTER lti-|i :ilrli,i{ nm l llrtlm le lln g Aililrru 2UMI I'nlim-tl,, Ave. r u n aA L ti—t our five room bungalows lined throughout, Just off paved highway. Price $800.00 each for quick sale. Must bu seen to be appreciated. Can givu terms. A. II. Hawk, Gindorville. | NOTICE. Within the next fivo days if you desire to buy a largo desirable home adtlress— C. H. SMITH. _______ 217 E. Third St. - ll Ik LOST—Between Bower's Drug Store and Post Office, case con­ taining two keys. Return to San­ ford Development Co., GarnerWoodruff Bldg. icopf uae: TR O U B LE THE UjO “ASK MR, CONNELLY YOU About the Following Bargains lu t T H Y O U I Chiropodist I FOOT SPECIALIST Lorn*. U untons, l n u r o w Inn Nalls, H e a v y C a ll­ ouses u r tir e d a c t i n g feet. Building Material LOST—Wallet between Clyde Line Dock and business district. If found return to D. W. Snltonstntl. Valdez Hotel. j lilt. C. I.. RIHI.Pli Yowcll D rew Pli oiiu. A R G STA M TD l M 9511,1)41 per S I V - r u u m l i u i i K . i l i m . U lir .l m u n i * . l o t •<> 0 \ I I 7 . Ai-i* KtirnKi'i r n t l r r u t r \ |iuHUrt*. I ’r l r r X5.7SO.Oil. S75U.OI) rsihli. VUO p»-r m u o l b . * sen A. P. Connelly & Sons (Realtors) llldg. K! avat or MIRACLE Concrete Co., general cement work, sidewalks, build­ ing blocks, irrigation boxes. J. £ Terwillegcr, Prop,_______________ Lumber and Building Material Carter Lumber Company N. l -mirol St. Phone 505 HILL LUMBER CO. H oum a Service, Quality nnd Price. Try Smith’s Barber Shop for good barber work. Ladies welcome. Next to Valdez. Houses For Rent Elton J. Moughton IS IS 'PRCXifU'SSi NjQi B \ V S - r t i u m Ini nit a I n n , M e n I l o r n * ( I o n , i t n t e i l a t r e r f a n m l a K le n a ll* » * uml STEWART'S SLb-JlV ISIO N Altamonte Springs Two hundred beautiful building lots, prices range $150 to $850. FOR RENT—Two unfurnisho rooms. Inquire 013 Laurel Aw Sec these large lots before you buy elsewhere. Don't buy n lot No children allowed. without a public alley in the rear. FOR RENT—Furnished bedroon Come and see me any time. I live 511 Park. here und want neighbors. WILMKR STEWART Help Wanted Altamonte Springs. Houses For Sale Lost and Found L O T S — I.O TH — L O T S t-'.U i l i m u W r h n t r l u l l l u e n l r t l I n r e t r y n r e l l u n u f I lit* ri l l ) . l>rr l u u n l l i t i l l l p u l y u u l u |iuimr«i*luii u ( uni- c l l In-hi. FOR RENT—Rooms with or wit! out meals. Reasonable rate Lincoln Hotel. FOR RENT—#25.00 per moot! 10-room house in country nea paved highway, good locatiot electric lights, good water. II. ( Du Bose. BY CONDO EVERT TRUE Rooms For Rent HERE'S THREE GOOD ONES Daily Fashion Hint: h /H O U 5 Itnmi it r * HA1HJ.IH* ci!*t*. month. Real Estate Real Estate Sanford Building nnd Loan As* SUBURBAN HOME Rociation Preferred Stock can be cashed on GO days notice, interest payable April 1st and October 1st Located just out side the city lim­ Apartments you can't beat it.______________ its, on the road to the Country Club. Nico new bungalow with Buy eight per cent Preferred ___ For Rent modern conveniences—-Tights, own Stock in the Unnfard Building nnd w ater system, telephone, etc., 2214 Loan Association, established 1008. FOR RENT—Three room i ment, .".00 French Avenue. acres of innd, seven cleared, onmge Tampa—Water supply system to trees, nnd plucc in good shape. FOR RENT—One furnished apart bo installed in Sunset Park addi­ Close to Country Club, Can be ment and two furnished bed­ bought on terms. Price $5,500.00. tion. ___ ___ FOR SALE—A few Mid-West AU rooms. 1000 Oak Ave. ilitor garden tractors, nil new, FOR RENT—Five room unfur­ BUNGALOW nt half price. Giving up agency nished apartment, 518 Park . On Park Ave. Close in. Five account health ami poor business Avenue. Phone 2202. ' rooms und Bath. Completely fur­ in cotton belt. Walter H. Bishop. Athen, Ga, FOR RENT—Attractive furnished nished. Stile walks nnd street puvapartment. Steam heat, two ing paid. A bargain, complete at FOR SAI.E—10 acres celery Innd lot 4, Kuraku Hammock. Rich­ Hecks from heart of city. Call $7,000.00. ard Stephenson, M. D. West Leba­ nt Lee Apartments. CORNER LOT non, Ind. Arctic Reindeer Die Located on Oak Ave., closo in. Eastern exposure. In nice neigh­ ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. — S t FOR SALE—Small business. In In Michigan Climate borhood. quire 402 Sanford Avenue. Street Paving und side Johns County is reached through walks paid. Can bu bought on the St. Augustine Evening Record. PAPER SHELL PECANS—00c lb, LANSING, Jan. 0. — Experi­ very easy terms. Price $l.5W.C0. Quick results. Two cants; per word. J. F. Kickliter, Stark, Fla. Sample copy on reauest. ments conducted by the state de­ TAMPA, FLORIDA—Tamp* Dally CASH—Paid for fnlso teeth, den- partment of conservation appar­ SEE OUR LARGE LISTING Times, the great homo dally, tnl gold, platinum uml discard­ ently have demonstrated that rein BEFORE BUYING. rate l% c per word, minimum, ed jewelry.—Hoke Smelting and doer will not thrive in the north­ charge 25c cash with order. Write Refining Co., Otsego, Mich. for completo rnt«» card________ ern peninsula of Michigan. PALM llEACti COUNTY—The .About two years ago 00 reindeer BRITT REALTY COMPANY, INC REALTORS scene of stupendous developmentSanford Building and Loan As- were imported and placed on n Read about it In tho Pnim Beach sociation Preferred Stock can lie game farm. It was the hope of 202 First Street Sanford, Fla. P ost Snniplo copy sent on re- cashed on 60 days notice, interest sportsmen that they would find miest. the cold stretches ot the Lake Su­ payable April lot und October 1st, perior region to their liking and ADVERTISING gels results if it you can’t bent it. Apartment house on F irst St. that the northern woods soon reaches potential buyers. PaThis is u bargain. would be thickly populated with latka Daily News is circulated in nn industrial and agricultural sec­ BABY CHICKS—Leading variet­ the Artie animals. Federal nml One five-room bungnlow, in good ies from selected stock. Now state agencies.had announced that condition. $500.00 puts you in this tion.__________ ___ ______ _ a mossy growth prevalent in the TO REACH BUYERS or rollers of hatching. Prompt service, address upper peninsula was ideal food for house. Florida real estate advertise In I Box 104, Continental Hatchery of icindcer. The herd at first in­ Five acre farm on hard road, tho St. Petersburg Times. One cent Vnlduxta.. Ga. creased to more than 70. Then now in crops. Cheap nnw on euay cent a word daily, two cents a word they started to die off and now terms. Sundays. only seven are left. THE MORNING JOURNAL is the Scientists have attributed the Wu have houses to rent. Como accepted wnnt ad medium in CLEARWATER, Jan. 5.—Street high mortality rale to a ,species in and see us.—Seminole Realty Daytona (Fla.) One cent a word paving ami sidewalk contracts let of pneumonia, brought on by the Co.. 11(1 E. Second Street. nn insertion. Minimum 25c. by the city commission here during climate, und to a luck of lime iti the [last month call for expendi­ the food. FLORIDA—ORLANDO— Orlando tures more than $200,000. mornng Sentinel; largest classi­ Nearlytotaling Leesburg—30 homes to be built two score streets are taken fied business, rate lc a word, min­ care nt average cost of $5,000 each. of in the projects covered in imum 21c cash Willi order. tho contracts. '• > Okoochobce—Work started on WANTED—To huy n dog. Watch LOST—One white and liver bobtail pointer dog. Return to dog. State breed, age, color, price. Frank Woodruff Jr., at Woodruff Address box 713 DeLand, Fla. and Watson. Reward. G IG IIT -ru u to l u u u lo ry h n i u r , mi <-slr:i l o t . tl m i tile u n r a it i * . nice lim n . rn u trrn r i p m u r r . Ilrul rc hIH r u t Ini n r r l l a u I n l i m n . A rrnl ln - iiir . Y u u i u u * t .«■«• II l u n|ipr<*<’I n l r r r n l t a i n t * . $ 1(1,500. T t- r u i a . DRUGS DRUG. STORK — Prel, Drugs, Sodas. Wc 5ar you an your phone, Miscellaneous For Sale ALL WOOL surrs FOR RESULTS ARCHITECT INTRIGUING IIATS AND SCARFS Paris saps velvet and frit fur llie F.dl ha|, and it may lie small for general wear and large for more form.il occadoiii. Two intrinung model* arc shown here, and willt tins FOR RENT—Four room house lials come scarf, that are quite as with garage. Also one six room smart The upper lui is embroidered house. L. H. Steele, phone 010-J. all over in heavy white rope -;ilk; die lower—-in dark brown- in shades of JU RENT—On" five room bun­ cinnamon, rust mid gold. The first galow Centrally located, phone scarf is ia black and white knit stllr. ’I or Call a t 001 Park Avenue. The second id in brown crepe with seK-cokir embroidery. Pictorial Review Hat No. 12017. Transfer, blue or yellow, including shape, 20 tents. Scarf No. .1:0 Knitting directions, 10 cents. Hat 12016. Transfer, blue or yellow, in­ cluding shape, 40 cents. Embroidery on Scarf No. 12881. Blue or ye flow transfer, 40 cents. F irst Nutionnt Bank 3Idg. Sanford, ------------ Florida Fresh Fruits and Vegetables PRICES REASONABLE ROYAL FRUIT CO. .\<rit l u W r . l r r n F alu n Real Estate Loans E. Hccoml S t r e e t >nr M rrliic lh i-r llu lld lu K ’KItS AND REPAIRS is of typewriters for iy terms, for rent, alco Ificu supplies. Room 0 LAWYER IJRYAN, Office Bank Building An ano 417-L 3. ID METAL WORK COWAN—AH kiudt nd Sheet Metal Work i Boat Tanks. At Oak (id Third Street.. Tele- BRINGING U P FA TH ER t E .y p E X T M R . ‘b h filT H T O C A L L O N e^L Y b lN E /V b AH’ W E M U bT OEL P R I V A T E * W E L L 'T O O C AJA’T ‘bT/NY 1H H E G iei - | MA'v e . b n w i t s t to 1 OO • --------- Bv GEORGE McMANUS HUH SO PR t -OAO Q O T I^J C A L L V N C i O N H E ". A N D I M O tsT R r .C E W E . IU N r —i IN H E R E i--------- T ~ r : \rst n - *S w Hardware Co I'D M Y CEN T LEM AN EPdE.NO -THE \ce_ r ------- 1 m a n *err s J . S O M E . PEACE. T O T A L K t o M R I— " b N lT H - p h i — 7s— ■ STOVE VVORKS—Oil jh s stoves, wood stoves, ^Kvtctrcf as. Your credit iP h o n e *l'JL-.3. 321 First Devoe’s W and POLISH f Best Quality co ots *<c\t o o r ; I've, cot to have J I C C 'P - T H i 'b *----- \ c o o t AT O E C O U IRON'D ©1925 by JriT’i. F e d tliac S cF tvice, I n c C reat Britain lights reserved. r— J * Z � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1925 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 06, 1925 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 06, 1925. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 1925; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald